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THxas Ne 4 TTHI 1oR EVERYTHING, but II
and this you can doc BY going to the original
Franc, 494 Seventh street between ID and z
and buy your gents Furnishing Goods, % Per
cent less than In any other store in this city.
Remember the place-494; with large plate glass
'front.'. l.
COINS BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, and all dis.
eases Of the feet, successfully treated by DIR.
White, Surgeon Chtropodist, 4e4 Pennsylvania
hours from 9 a. N. TO p. m. No charge for
consultation. Established 1861.
PRICE LIST OF Gents Furnishing Goods al
the original Franc, ASa Seventh street, (large
plate elass front, betw cen ID and E streets
Good White Shirte, .50;Fine White Shirts,
S2N-25o; Good Summer Under Shirts, 50, IS
ST. Good Summer Drawers, 81, %, 81
Good Cotton Socks, 10, Is, 70 cents Paper
chiefs and Suspenders, Ties and Scarfe in end
less variety, al popular prices. p. ST. have
NO branch stores. 4:
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles
the odor OF rare and delicate boquet of
flowers, and In this respect IL unrivailed. A
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight
ful fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. 60
For CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, Sc.,
visit DIR. Whites rooms, No. "a Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard,
will please leave their orders at No. la East
Capitol street. between 9Th and 5th.
JOHN Coe6INs, Agent.
wRArrrre PAr.. for sale Apply a, tn
STAR Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

DENoORATIc ME.TINe In ALDxAupRrA.--
and Blair ratiAcation meeting in Aiexsn1rIa.
Virginia. Hon. Monteomery Blair and Gen
erai Green Clay Smith WIZ address the meet.
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

-. sSnuvAc.vas.s o. - ~ =
'os ossAA' wA Sus4i lCSs' Asp ,sos,s
~ VI all the most delicious Aseofsss
WHOLk6ALI AND BBIAIL. s.a 1fs
SsS Kennsyivania avenue, between 9th and l0thsts
Hsso s1oS We Are naoufnctuFfnG the vurest
SRxIn 4. Sn1 .IsaasytysHis, nnd "a, xirsinis
XSntne1f IesF9naee eYoFy DatiGaction. Particular
sxssnuoa VII 30 Iead 70 lamily and Boarding.
DELIVERED promptly . a - n - CT, C -
-" = sssE1ess neat IN Ayoo1
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IRJUNCTIoN ASKED FoR-Adams Express
Company have asked OF Judge Under wood, of
Virginia, an injunction to prevent the Wash
ington, GeorRetown and Ale1an1ria railroad
non going INTO recever's hands a. directed
BY the State courts. The case is to be heard on
the 20th instant. ~ -sssl-, ! . q = : =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

FALL FROM ROOF.-About noon to-day a
carpenter named Myers Tell from the roof of a
tbree-story house on Seventh street west, be.
tween q and H streets, and was bruised and
cut considerably. DIR. Elliot was called In and
dressed the wounds of the injured man, whe
was afterwards conveyed home by his frieuds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

WHsTREN STATES AKTI-RADICAL CLUB.-A
m; eting Of this Club was held last night at
marble Building, and a campaign address was
delivered by General Cameron, of Kansas. No
business was transacted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

COMMITTED IN DEFAULT. Henry Smith
Charles RHfiin- George = Henson MARION
Garter, Mary Jane Moody. Vim. Sidney and
Robert Richardson alias "Bob Ra's- coIorcd.
aTrssie on Sunday night la the ba xdy bouse
of sophia Lee, colorrd, wee eaeh fined IS
Yesterday by Justice Walter. The first four
could pot raise the amount and were, Therefore.
sent 10 the workhouse for sixty days. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

RETURN TICKETs TO DELrGArEs-Ths
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company,
and also he mpany OF the Lyn ch burg rod,
~ H. we afe Informed, give return tiCkets to
all delegates 70 the National Teachers Cou-
ysBtIOB, 70 he held at Nashville on . ne I7tn in
slant, who pass over those roads. All who at
tend he convention will Export TO II. Richards,
Esq, Ot this city. at Nashville
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BdLLIAE 70 ON TIE LABLf OF Zach
IL sARsAPARILLIAN
CANNOT BE OBTAINED FRon
wAsHINGfoN pRUeoIsTs.


81 2AIDBH LANE
mar NEW YoRK.
ThIs y T0eiv KofIcF: That ,f8E SUB
= ser1per nas ooealnsd from the Orphans Court
lanSia' Letters q sa%ipistTstiee on the per- SG-
Westminster city. ID. O, deosossd. All IL &C. o.
sons hayine claims asds.t tne said dec.ssssrd
.he voueisr thsreOf 70 the subserbsr. On or r se
lore sne stn DAY Of August nszt: ehsy ~ osher-
estate. Given upder my hand fkis az az ~, y,
Ii:sss WI Mlsss ssr3 80 4. 3 o Gill;
tbs i Z. T s SISs no. q TSs: g s:si
letters Of administration on tbs rsr.o % %,
Has9ingpn county, aiorsssid, deceSss2. All ps r.
s,vsns s e s.. aEsiSst ths ed essssssd
g, a.. e =: Scr. a. On
ssdsssj hand tsss sS1sa = xsSnss sss. s'''a
,NS,sssw. " - 01i0s' Adn'n''srsi0r'
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THE LAST CHANCR.-The final sale Of lots on
tne famed Meridian Hill is 10 take place on
THURSDAY the 18th at O'Clock on the premisen
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ACCIDENT-A Boy Run Ocer.-A little son OF
ofncer Lawler was run over by q hack, this
morning about nine O'Clock, and officer Fox
conveyed him 10 h,s home, on I'd street west.
between L and X streets north. His injuries
Were slight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

Physicians wonder t the extraordinary rover
OF RAILWAYS RENoyATING RksoLvENT 10
curing the worst forms Of scrofulous, syphiloid
Chronic skin Diseases, and its marvellous power in
resolving calculous concretions, anording imme-
diate relic and consequent cure Of Diseases Of the
Kidney, Bladder, Liver, Lungs. Pancreas, Spleen
Its rapid influence in the OF Diabetes Inconti
hence or scanty, turhid. albumnous, cloudy urtpe.
It's almost instant cscy In stopping itching snd
painful discharge OF urine and its singular mower
I'm curing discharge from the Uterus and Urethra
Leucorrhea. Bloody Urine, and other unhe.lth,
and weakening discharses;-and inquire wherein
the sARsAPARILLIAN used IN the Renoysiin.
Resolyent differs from ordinary SarSasar,lIas
saparlian is the only principle in sarsapariIa
that Possesses pTOpsyfIes all other mart,
OF the root are ineIt and useless One ounce OF tho
extract obtained under Or Radways new prooe..
Tor extracting the curative properties from veseta-
bic substances. contains more Of the true principle
Of cure than % lbs. Of the ordinary roots
sARsAPARILLIAN is ONLY on, OF the tpsreai .
ents that forms this truly wonderful and
IL lie the osly compromising remedy that communi-
Gates tts Purifying, cleansing and reinvieoratine
and other secretions, securing Q harmonious func-
tional action Of every depraved organ aud gland in
the system. IL the blood 10 corrupt the Resolyeut
will make Il pure. II the Lungs are liberated an,
sore, secretng thick phlegm, and prurelent matter
the Resolvent will loosen this deposit and repair
the wasting lung with sound and healthy material
II the Skin is covered with pinplee. spots pustuIes
sores. ulcers, &C, the Resolvent will quickly re-
move these annoyances. Imercpry is Deposited ar
the bones and has accumulated IN the system the
Resoyent will drive IL out. II the throa. or Bron-
chial Glands are liberated the Resoyent will cure
these signs Of early waste. Direct remedies pos
sessfng only exclusive properties, are hurtfuI as
they increase the functional secretons of one organ
by suspending the constituent sscretons OF others
hence, compromising remedy like the ResoIveut
a. no only mean Of "A
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP on
BLOOD impregnated with the Resolvent and Alb
sorbed TO supply the waste Of the body, will make
pure, sound and healthy flesh and fibre The fret
dose that is taken commences its work Of purifcs-
ton and increasing the appetite and flesh.
AREMARKABLE cUREi
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SEVERE FALL.-About II o'clock yesterday
morning, while Mr.. Joseph W. Meyers was
Engaged IN Singing house for MIR. Katie.
man 9TH street between q and II Streets he
accidentally shipped from the roof with an
aImful OF shingles n distance OF twenty two
feet- hurting mis- back anc neck severely. Drs
Eliot and Lee were called 20 his assistance and
rendered all the aud in their power. He was
badly bruiss 4, but escaped serious injury.
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CHILD RESTORED TO ITS PARRNTs-About
eight O'Clock last evening, a. little girl, ABOUT
three years old, nam"d Lucretia Mccoy, was
brought to the Station house in Precinct No. s,
by boy named George Rabey. The child
was kept about an hour. After which she was
turned over to her father, II. e. Mccoy, on
Third street east, between M and N streets
south,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

i. U. X. NAT an adjourned session of the
Grand Council Of the District OF Columbia, I,
Q. r. NJ, held on the 7th Sleep Of the Sturgeon
Moon, &. S. ID. 81, august 18th 1861 at Logan
Wigwam, Georgetown, ID. G., tie following
Worthy Grand Incohonee of the Grand Coun.
Gil Of the United States:-W. G. Prophet, p. A
Cawood; w. CT. Sachem, A. q. Prather; W. g.
Sen SAG, John +. Whitemore; w. G.. Jun.
Sag. r. A. Basford w. G. 9. Of R., James E.
Dement,; VIC. X. of w, NJ. l.. Merrill: w. G..
Sannap. H Petit; w. G. G. OF Wigwam, +. A
Lowe; w. q. G.. of Forrest James Small
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THECOrNECTICUT AVENUE ANDP ARK RAIL
Waffle books OF subs eruption 10 thu capitaI
STOCK OF this company were opened a few DAYS
ago, aud since that time nearly ten thousand
noiIaTs worth OF he stock has been taken
ReSdIl over he list of SUBJ cri b@rs, we notIc.d
the names OF Hon. Robert j. Waller, John L.
k.cwel, John Lltiie, Major Bell, and Others
as a Will require only about eighteen thousand
dollars 20 build and equip the road, there Is
every prospect of the same becoming a success
and being pushed 70 speedy completion The
proper y IN the immediate vicinity of the pro-
posed terminus of The railway is mostly owned
by wealthy men, who no douot, If alive TO their
own interests, VIII suorcribe largely as the
enhancement IN value Of their property will be
cOeysl with the success and prosperity Of the
pTOpo- railway The books are open for
subscriptions NJ Kidwelrs Drug Store and AZ
r. NJ Halls Real Estate Once, corner 7tn and
ID streets
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FoH CORNs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, &c,
visit DIR. Whites rooms, No. 90 Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11
EVENING STAR.
LOCAL N e W s.
Pic Mics, Excursions, ke

The eraTG temperance excIrsiou to Civ
mont, ny the Equal Temperance Associauon.
took place to-day. The sscoud boat leaves
Sf sn,h-s;rset hart III p. IN, and returns
The Pic-nic az Aoner's Seventh-street park
THIS sNeoIng for the benefit OF the Sufferers
oy the late food N Maryland will no doup, be
very PHEASANT affair. as the comm ttre ha vim
IN" matter IN charge are determined that All
shall De complete.
ne picnic Of the Capitol Hill Presbyterian
church TO Carlin Springs takes place on We'd
nreeay Lsxt Trains leave Maryland avenue
stpo: at clook a m
Inc steamer Arrow still runs TO Mount Yer.
Non, as viii be seen by the advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

OF knights Of Pythias, compo-ed of deleyafSs
from The Grard Lodges Of The various States
met this morning at their new fsll, corner of
seventh and ID streets. The follow ing officers
Were elccted:-Supreme Past Chancellor and
Founder, J. H. Rathbone, of District OF Colum.
bia; Supreme Past Chancellor, w. p. West.
wood, OF District Of Columbia; Supreme Ven.
cradle Patriarch, Wilbur H. Myers, of Pa:
supreme Chancellor, (presidirg offcer.) sam
uel Read, Of N. j.; Supreme Vice Chancellor,
James p. Hayes, of De-; supreme Recording
and Cn,r~-ponding Scribe, Clarence NJ. Ba-.
ION. of District Of Columbia; Supreme Banker,
William A. Por.er, of Pa; SnpremS Guide @.
Il. Abbot, Of Md; Supreme Irper Steward, III.
kronhejmer, of District Of Columbia; Supreme
Ourter Steward, Frederick Coppes, Of Pa
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SORES ON THE TONGUE, ULCERS
IN THE THROAT, SORE e. UMS,
SORE MOUTH, S0RESIN THIS
NOSE AROUND THE
EYES, &C.,
recently exhibited, few bottles Will cure a.
ronie, or through the effects Of Mercury, Pota.-
m, Corrosive Sublinste, from six 90 ose doze q
bottles may be required TO make permanent cure
A renarksble instance Of personal beauty re-
frightful disease.
From the advanced sheets Of anew Medical worn
FALSE AND True"
BIT JOHN RApwAY.M
n. B.-Tbis book contains much valuable infor
nation for the benefit Of the sick Illustrated with
in thf ..uI ana SsE ss Sshss
ton. Every person in search OF health, and desir-
which viii be sent free OF charge by remittins on.
three cent stamp for Postage, TO Railway . 90,
New York.
SsT 6oTTL q: snS Of the sr.. bottle
and ns the snail Pnsls: SlStohss: pastqls.. di..s
ns ss sss1 1as
cleansing and purifying the putrid nesh.
SECOND BoTTLE.-At the end Of the secon
rom tbes uterus, Inflammation, pain and sweIiins
abated the skin erestly improving, the eyes grow
ing Drshter' strength and appetite Increasing.
THIRD SoTTLE.-Dry scsbs on the scalp. and
hands. gradually Disappearing, leucorrhea greatly
!eesened, water becoming clear, and kidneys and
bladder improving.
FIFTH BOTTLE -Fineer nails growing. hand,
and arms clear and smooth, hair GROWING on me
scalp bowels regular, and sn free from Irritation
face clear Of sores.
SIXTH AND SEVENTH BOTTLE S.-UIcer
on the neck greatly Improved leucorrhes discharges
q, irritation in the uterus bladder and kidneys
stopped face clear Of az spots, hair covering the
elastic. and appetite good
NINTH BOTTLE-An signs OF disease srsdu
ally disappearing, frequent rides In the Park great
uina 10 grow r.psdx sSin s%aos en- saL conss
the ulcer in the neck healed.
TWELFTH 30 TTLE.-Continuine the Resolv
I'm and psoO Ss.a Ss s.ed
the uterus, kidneys, etc Bowels regular digestive
STcs5s egTIaT blood ESre: her nails perfect hair
TO her friends picture Of health and beauty
For siI months sfser the ofthe twelfth bottle
she continued taking three teasRoonsful OF che Re
In this wonderful cure lesson may be learned ia
regard 70 the true Means Of securing personal beau
ana clear skn beautiful co.psaios and nsTs
hair; Cosmetic powders, painting the skin with
ocns 10 Ss Ss s .sS
Sovdsr; &e clog. up the pores: ob.tructs the free
Shere GENITAL Tor the s{tsitg s Snd eu2is
blood - the as nam ana al s r sss
q No. Maiden E:Ss :o sns B., ss,
everywhere. siI bottles for sS " ''0ts'"
N,B.-sEI THAT THE WORD sARsapA.
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LaBuHB8 = q
see Il gfieea rsl %
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Ths ettenesee Of vholssels sld retan ase,ss \
HACxS1L n xitts which Ne srV sailing q
'rYT1 s.. tsewn 2 %,
- I'm. ave.. st. - 81 llsh =.
rs s 81 sSs: 1 hl::s::: o.'.l: :s ss'
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. tB,V -stss-d 's1r8e1s y So "a
- VIE lstts ~
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FOR SALE.


- 80 THE 6abscribsr,g Wishing TO
- 6cAangs badnsss now oflsrS his
Hs.sssssa Pr. Or ale. cad hin eonssips %
sores. more or isss-sbsst 20 aerss n wood and
psstlriag. and abo1s -, ssfss In moving ana Oil.
tags,. -hsS ess 1rek hss02 S4x1e, With On q i6r20
vRh - rooms aifnptshsd, 0tsie not eniIhsdl 'Csi:
lar under whole hotss sod =, With oStsrn contain.
Ing soos 30 hhda. Collar z net deep, Roof 1ls-
-: Nosd.sasd Innsiss ~. Sosss g bsis VIZ
Ain, ssolhs tsla Or sseting hsy. s1x5c, n nst
pesai, eus '6lssksaithH hip s6oss i2xis. has
sbost tArss huhaFsd ffriS frssS, IN coming into
bssring. and ell of The ehoiesst ntiSi hsS two
vslls one IN yard Of Aosss, another IN cellar an
Res:svetr, 6x1cxS Dor vAtsr In esss Of alS.
eAi1 Ara will b. yeld In separate lets or In
Whole, ]. 90 sr.pgsd Mat the baiidipr, tngsthsr
sia s.psnss, q ds.ir.d. All tss = r ma &
riilays Lad lar on ne public strsSts, ana VII
ne Weed and r.H,Es nnd VOL 5. SoA sspelst:.
1iadsserd, ans = within Ian 1ilstss VII on tAe
stetsa and Hiiis, and b within tAs Ne l.SeAsol
,D.:sns., sssuss y ~ priviisss * GisS ssSssi
sS Az 90. is:s = is.d .. And ....a .s.. q
No.. Ss s :s.:ss': e ~ s s:ssSs e:
liza 70 seiJAA1a A1OkkNe.
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Il MOST WONDERFUL
MEDICINE rs DEvINO'S
IMPERIAL MAGIC SALVE.

THIS celebrated Salve has gained . popularity
within very brief space Of time far exceeding
that OF any other article ever introduced into this
country, from the fact that It's wonderful healing
properties ensure for u rapid sale wherever II 10
known. tits dinlcult to supply orders - FAST ~
they oomsin. although arrangements ON an extern
svs scale have been perfssted for its manufacture
Certificates from some Of the most reliable men
attest 10 cures this Salvs has made In Fever Sores,
Corns, Abcess, BurnsAnd other kindred difficulties
enough TO nll columns Of this paper. II you have
any sort OF assh wound or sore, burn, or bruiss,
use Deyfno's salvo ct once and reliefh certain.
BACON, 1913 Liberty Street, Blddsfordi 8. 8.
MITCHELL, 80 Main Street, Sacoi General Agents.
And sold by Druggists every where. 3m33
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LOCAL ATYAIn.

0sr campsss~ Ltss. s.r' 80 ~
A 20 have slssvhsrs rssarksd oar can
paigu iist closes With this sunber. - hops
that many Of oar Ave noa,hs sspsoribsss have
litsd ne Journal we'll enough to continue u.
Nov that our election duties are over Ne shall
devote our whole attessisn TO the columns ol
ths paper, and vhatsver may BE- said Of Il, Il
never viii b fOuud prosy or uncertain. Shal
vs continue 10 sssd yos the Josrsaii
A rissis 9TH NsrsL -, I'D,
thursday svssinG last vas appointed - III
occasion ior grand Blair and Seymour den
onstratiou In favor o fths rebels, announced b.
posters. saying that . brilliant torch light pro
eessioa from Portland would Do present &e
&c.. and that the inusnss crowd would Be ad-
dressed By 90 and so-soms ten speakers ID
number. Al = O'Clock the Hall was lighted
and from oes corner Of The bsildins Tie "plok-
Cd stick" crowd 70 Ne number Of forty-ssvsn
and half. issued md marched toths depot
Expectation uas on tiptoe, the people were In
formed that our demonstration before the Sep
tsmber election Vas to be ecllpsed, crowds hus-
tied each other on the streets, Hardy sod the
Democrat man Illuminated. and children shiv-
cred and shrank waiting to Sc the jolly Port
land Blsirsusrds. Attn past stragslers drop
ped from the crowd; a . o'clock the lights In
the Hal, were turned od; stsi pest there was
riding In hot hssts to and out u the procession
had passed the road without their seeing ID:
ct o o'clock solitary boy on . solitary mule
was cheered Justify a. hs rode from the depot,
the crowd beliesins him 10 be the Portland
democracy; st9i past Ne weat TO the Demo-
cratic Headquarters 10 sss II the proeessioa
had been locked upin u lobby, and found out
that l, had stopped O The Scarboro marsh to
dig clans at high wsAsr. or else had mistaken
the points Of ~ eoapas aud gone east instead
Of ~ess; as 10 oslosk The disgustsd and frosen
crowd had disappeared for refreshmeuts and
home; and Epheaims candles had nearly sx-
haus,sd themselves. leaving the impression that
the editor Of The Dsmosrst bad ''talloved his
rag" TOR nothing. = ,sNk,t .~
Az Tot psst word vas whispered around that
the Postlsn}ss hsA rsads uistaks and gotten
out ., sseo. where for the last two hours they
hsj been sadesvpdnsto fsrn . Hns By leaning
against . board kuoe. Al about s,svsa they
had succssdsd and started sor Biddsiord, where
they were joised By vhas lev picked sticks
remained, and 80 Of tAsa pranoed dows end
up aSsw streets to IL depot On their visdins
way hone. And thus ended The lass dsoon-
s,ration Of the eoppsrheads. broken up stray
Cling and dsnsrsihsal like the ''Dsaosratic"
uaytv throu hout the couutry.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
In bankruptcy.

TNHIS Is to give notice, that on the twenty
i dayof October AID. isoS,a Warrant In bank.
=. Bennett, OF Lyman, In the County Of York and
state Of Maine, who has been adludged . Bankrupt,
on his own Petition, Individually and - member
OF any debts and delivery OF any property belong
ing 10 such Bankrupt to him or for his use, and the
transfer Of any property by him are forbidden
the aid BanIrupt, 20 prove their dsbts, and 70
choose one or more Assiguees Of his estate, will be
held 1t Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden at Did.
deford before James d. fessenden, Reglster.on the
seventh day Of December, A. b, 1858. Al ten
o'clock A. a., ct tyRooms ~.
av<5 o. 3. Marshal ss Messenger. Dist OF Maine
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE,

WARRANTED TO remove al desire for Tobso-
" 90. This great remedy 10 IN excellent appe-
tlser. hSSrl6ss ns Blood, lnylgorates the system.
possesses great nourishing and strengthening Pow.
food, makes sleep refreshing, and estsblishss ro-
bust health. Snoksrs sad eAsvsrs for stTfy yea,s
cured. Prics flfty Gents, post fres A tfestise on
the inluriou: efees Of Toba eco, with list: OF ret
jersey. l2WiI
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,0NI:N2k,gENTS
FOR CHlDRN TEEIANg

me Great Drifting Remedy for cAlSrs..
Contain. no, MORPHINE, OR FOLSOM
GUS DRUG; suss to- Regulate As Bot's'si
allsys all Pain; eorreeu. .Acidity OF The
stomach A ,I,askss sixl !. and aesak children
srnoso Am, HxALrnr;' cures Wind Cole,
t;fping, Inflammation Of tho Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects OF
Tcctlrins. Call for, Xothsr Bailsys ossS'.s
.swmr. and talp no other. and you are se,s'
Sold by Druggists and all dealers IN Med
icinc. .-n nt
A. RICHARDS, Nc~ London, Conn.,
u" - Agent for tho United States.
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Nan MISUNDERSTANDING p. ..
Mans c,oss <sv ~ Hsss q aos 4 q. ssd SIS ,. -
Fss tAs East q II Is 4. T., and dSsp .. fes LIN
cet Il ~ q, HsSasaslk. nsodv. wsi.ssssy asa
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN. From the prem
- ises Of the subscriber. RED MARE. black
name and tail. len hind toot without shoe, quarter
ciaek in left fore foot weighs about 90 lbs, IL
years old. Any one giving Information, or return.
Ing said Mare to the subscriber will b suitably
Good Wins Mills, June goth. 1898. acu
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nHrRIcr OF MAINE In The natter Of
~ william Stanley, Bankrupt In Haakrupt.
ey. Ths 10 70 give notice thai Q Rstitioa has
been presented % ths Court this ssssad Day q
November, bv willian stanisy. Of Bsrvisi, .
. FALL disohargs from all his ds6is, provabls
under the Bankrupt Act, and upon reading
aid petition, H. q srdsrst by the ceart thai 8
hearing Ss had uP0rn 1 he, saps, on &c third
in feFtlsnd, IN aid District ct 10 oelosk A. n,
sn1 that notice Thereof b published N the Fort
land Kvsning sta. .nd the Union and Josrnal.
ioe tire vssks, and that al creditors Who havs,
proved tAsif dsbs, and other psrsons On intaFssi,
nav appear at slh time and plaea, and sAOv
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