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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-04

An Act relating to appeals from the judg-
ment of justices Of peace.
IL is hereby enacted, etc.
Sec. /. Section seventy of chapter
thirty-one of the General Statutes, shall
be so construed that an appeal from the
judgment of u justice Of the peace shall
be allowed in any case, in which the va
lidity of any tax, or tax-bill or warrant
shall in good faith be put in issue by the
pleadings or by the proof.
Sec. 2. This act shall take efiectf from
its passage.
Approved, November 10, 1868.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-04

An Act to prevent and PUNISH iraua III
the sale of mineral waters.
II Is hereby enacted, ETC.,
Sec. /. 1t is hereby declared to be
unlawful for any person or persons to ill
with mineral waters any bottle marked,
stamped or impressed with the name OF
anv spring or springs thereon, without
the consent Of the owner of said spring
or springs, with fraudulent intent: and
nersons so offending shall be liable to a
penalty of fifty cents for each and every
/ bottle so filed.
Sec. 2. Any person or persons who
shall wilfully vend or keep for sale any
mineral water in any bottle or bottles
which shall be marked, stamped or i'm
nressed with name of the minera
water thereon, knowing the same not q
he ienuine. or who shall, with intent L
deceive, knowingly dispose OF IN an.
manner any water bearing the name Q
anv spring other than that from whic
il i taken, shall, upon conviction Their
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-04

An Act to amend section eleven of chap
ter one hundred and nineteen of the
General Statutes, entitled, "Of often
ces against public policy"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-04
An Act in alteration of chapter eighty o
the General Statutes, entitled " Of ne

An Act in amendment of an act entitled
An act relating to recognizances IN
criminal cases.
II IS hereby enacted, ETC.
! Sec. 1. That an act entitled, Anact
relating to recognizances IN criminal
cases, approved October q, 1869, is here
by amended SO as to read as follows. !.
When any recognizance in any crimi-
nal prosecution pending in any county
court in this State, shall be forfeited toI
breach of the condition thereof, the
surety or sureties in such recognizanc'
may appear at the same term of tn
court at which such recognizance shal
be forfeited, and flea motion to chancer
and the court, unless good cause be showr
T for delay, shall hear the parties uPol
, the motion to chancer at the SAM
i term at which the recognizance IS ior
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-04

Approved, November ~, 1000.
An Act in addition to chapter one OF the
General Statutes, entitled "Of cleo
tions."
u IS hereby enacted, dc.
Sec. /. The town clerks in the sever
a towns in this State shall annually, oil
the first Monday next after the hrs
tuesday in September, transmit by mai
% the Secretary Of State, certificates o
votes given at the annual freemen
meeting, for Governor, Lieutenant Gov
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-22

THEATRE.-Our columns are crowded and
our notice must be brief "Punctuality is a
virtue" Manager take notice if you want to
draw houses. Commencing at 8 IL oc'ock
would be aristocratic for New York Oh London.
As much as we saw of the Colleen Bawn'
was, generally, well acted. The audience far
one, much better than Saturday. If it had
been gilt enterprise or negro minstrel show,
the house We uld have been crowded. Miss
Kimball deserves great deal of praise, acting
with spirit and good conception of the char
acter, reminding one of Miss Reynolds in the
same part, although rather stouter in figure
and more demonstrative Scallan also was
very good, assuming the two difficult charac.
:crs with great deal of ability. A Mr.. Hem
dersOn as Corrigan, and Miss Langley as Ann
Chute, agreeably disappointed us. Mr.. Hen
derson we had never seen, and, therefore, ex
pected nothing; Miss Langley has improved a
great deal since we last saw her. The rest of
the company was very fair, particularly Faith
er Tom" and "Sheelah Mann" Mr.. Barrows
acccmpanied very nicely on the piaLo, and ad.
ded much to play which depends SO much on
fine scenery. We believe they play "Ihe Ouch
ess" and "Cinderela" tonight.
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and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Nay.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Card-Cumberland Engine Company.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN. q"
Social Dance oortland Spiritual A, ISOLATION.
Christmas Dance-B. r. q. Society.
Concert and Dance Portlau MechInic Blues.
H AUCTION COLUMN: 5t5--t
Fancy Goods-E NJ. Palten & Co. HI. ..l
ST.. George Restaurant - Leonard & Co.
Christmas Presents-F. o. Bailey. ss Itl-
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN. ..s.
Hearth AMI Hcme-PetteDgilI, Bates & Co.
Masta's pulm0nic Ba'sam-W. W. whipple s. Co
Partnership Wanted. -r..s tI -. -
Wanted-Sew NJ Machine Operators.
Exeeutix Notice-KIie II Dockray. -
Miscellaneous Adveriisements-French s. Wheat
One Dollar Sale-faraer & Co.
Opera Glasses-C. III. Farley. .rf -Hs.
Bankrupt StOck-True q Clark.
Something New-At bows. U ha d.
Agents Wanted-Lloyd's Map Bureau ---t
Flesh Buiter-Goshen Butter CO.
New Store-Duroy & Fanrot e.aI Old. l
Open Evenings-B ,iley q Noyes
Picked up Adrift-Warr6n Poor, '' ..t
Fine Arr Gallery-Mckenney & PAWS. ~.
Watches, Jeweiry. < c. Edward C. SWEET
Pictures and Frames at bales, llI .".
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"IHE REPRESENTATIVES, QUESTION. Under
this head the Advertiser finds fault with the
Republican City Committee for calling "tbe
old convention of last fall together to nominate
a candidate for Representative in place of Mr..
nosVer, and says, 1--WE shall not stop to CUES.
',on 'his matter of precedent, for it is as en-
pna''caiy denied as it is asserted" aa
w" "n"' are the precedents? In February.
Ioot' "heh senator Fessenden resigned bis
seat as Representative from Portland +ba
September convention was called tooetber and
nominated Charles G. Came, ESQ. who xvas
elected. .. --- .,-r-, = : -
La November, 1858, when VIM. Chase, ESQ
resigned The position of Representative the
September convention was called together and
nominated Gen. Neal Dow, who was elected.
In December, 18s7, when Hon N. J. Miller
resigned his position as Representative tho
september convention was called together and
n. A. roster was nominated and elected.
Ihe above are the only cases for twenty yaarv
where Representatives have resigned and
where new elections have been ordered :
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ST. PAUL's EVERGREEN FEsTIyA1,-w
have spoken of this Festival before, which is
to come off this evening, ard tomorrow after
noon and evening, at Reception Hall, Civ
Building. Besides the large assortment of
christmas emblems and monographs, there
viii be articles of fancy needle-work for sale
a7d dolls. Refreshments served, and the pro.
eeeds oil the entertainment appropriated to
furnish the new church. Turn out and helm
the ladies'. iF BIZ = 7f
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HVtneri0r C0ups.

DEC Under rERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
|. MoNDAY-No. flown. L. Durloo VS.. Z hi pe
Smith ct al. Act on Of assumpsit to recover S49S7
balance due for labor. Defence, payment, and that
the contract was tor less amount than claimed by
plaintiff. Judgment tor plaintiff tor s11.64 and one
quarter costs.
W. Fl. Clifford 7 p. Ronney.
NO. l27-Beni Knight ct ux. VS.. City OF Portland.
Action to recover damages tor injuries received by
Ellen NJ Knight twife of 6enjam NJ on the 9th day
OF May, 1867, caused by falling into an excavat en-
Vesper street, which excavation had been made in
this street. Ad dsmnum S2O0o After completing
the examination of witnesses the case was continued
on report and goes up to the Law Court. 3ll ".
p. Hall. ia -..5.-.- f.t p. l,arnes
Court adjourned to o'clock Tuesday morning.
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- Mr.. A. oster was fJrmerly public speaker, has
enjoyed most excellent health ever since be ng cured
by he use OF DIR MoRsE's INaAi ALTON. Is now
proprietor of Portland Dye House:
st PORTLAND, May /, 1852
DIR MoRsE-Dear Sir;-i stall ever in, Inber
you with $ IL e.e Inspect and grail G, Tor you
cess in removing my rings wlic1 ] had eulur-
ed for long tue. ! was oblire % suspend IN pas
toral iaoors N st OF the time many mouths on
count dis, of-EIy 'ThroaL IN Luue..''
winch VISA % Bronchi2l'' and " Lar neeal : afec-
ton, weakness OF tue Vocal Org ms" Hoarseness
and Sole ibroh," all nf VIII eli rendered bse thing
MY ailmen were such 10 serious affect my gsri-
erai healtl am haphv TO say hat ~ the use OF
YOUR Cold Me cIted lnhaIai,r my troubles w, re
removed anu was rest Ito hne state III health,
The inhaling RENE, les my lungs anil chest 10
devecns more fiji, than Dc lore and The be iefs
that have expeI need IT. IL Your Irtaim,Et ale
highly az precl ted by me. cin assure ven
Wishing yoa success, l am you're tru =, =,
usclSi5leN a. TO TER.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-22

NJ. L. AIR. Vandenhoff reads before the
Association tomorrow night Mr.. Vanden-
hoff is not only one of the finest actors, but
also one of the finest readers in the country.
We have had the pleasure of hearing and sse-
ing him in both capacities, and know this to
be the fact. We append an extract from
letter written to the Christian Mirror some
time ago, by Rev. g. L. Walker, formerly pas
tor of State Street Church:
As / spoke somewhat disparagiugly in nv
last of Dickens power as reader, l thought
would see il my Judgment was very far cut
of the way, by hearing Vaudephoff read the
same selections. I came to the conclusion
that my 'head is level" on this natter. Both
| as 20 vocal and facial expression Vandenhof
is UNNECESSARILY the more IF Give reader
Vandenhoff couldn't write the books, but he
does read them admirably. His reading takes
manifold more hold of the audience It is not
strange that it should be SO. Aud certainly
it is not at all to the discredit of Mr. D. ckeos
| that it Is so. Mr.. Vandenhoff is professional
| life long reader. Mr.. Dickens has taken it up
| as late incident of long and splen1id liter.
airy career.
| If you can't get Dickens at Portland or if
| you can for that matter why not Get Mr.. v.
| to give one of his readings Tall of Dickens)
| for your cit zens? Indeed you would like him
all the more if Dickens preceded him. ~
How easantiy the familiar names in the
Mirror strike me! So many 1 have loved ard
honored in pleasant days gone by! A benson
on them all. s.Y Yours.
q r. w
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Impure Blood Makes Sick.

The bowels may be costive or some o. gan docs its
work weakly. From causes like these glses and
gummy substances occur which poison tha blood;
the perspiratien my be checked; Il teet may be so
chille that their ietid cxhaations are thrown back
upon the hood. Hors is cause Tor pain, fevers H.
aammaiious. In these cases BEN rrth's Pills are
worth more than goll. Five or Elk cure once. Re
member they cure by ut once removing from the
body those matterswhieh poison the blood and make
us SICK These celebrated Pills should be in the
house ready.
See B. Brandreth in white letters on the Govern.
medt >tinp.
Principal oaice, Branirerh House, New York.
EE-SOid by all DrUggis s,
2 del eoI&eowlmsN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-22

PORTLAND CoMPANY.-The stockholders Of
tie Portland Company held meeting yester-
day afternoon at which 1445 shares were repre-
sented. By a vote of 1415 yea to 30 nay, it
was decided to subscribe for $4,000 stock in
TIE Portland and ogdensburg Railroad Com
plny. -r..U.. ...s ..-.t.
a selnl-annual account of the profits of the
iot'iano company for the past six months
was made showing that the af.lirs were in o
prosperous condition. 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-22
United States District Court.

DECEMBER TERM-Fox, j., PRESIDING.
MoSDAY.-The case OF United States, by indic.-
ment w. William v. smors, for taking false oath
was argued by Hon. Bion Bradbury for defendant
and District Attorney Talbot tor Government. The
jury had not agreed upon verdict at adjournment
of Court.
Court adjourned 10 10 o'clock Monday morning
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A ard,

The members Of Cumberland Engine Company
No. 3present at the recent fires at the works of the
Gas Co. and Kerosene Oil Co., desire t. press their
thanks for the reconsideration" so impartally DIS
tribu ed by our honored Caief F. c. Moody Esq in
r rurn Tor services rendered at those fires. Most
especially do we remember tho favors we received
from Mr. York tho Gas Co.'S. worthy Superint, n.
dent cc22dit*
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-22

A ToIid.y aVSscns-Ladies and gentlemen
young md d DESTROYS Of having the halt b au'i.
'or tn dOlIdays. sh. ult use bottle of hev ..
Hers re 40 the ssair ut nc. Read Cheva-
i,l's treaties On tie Htir. Free TO al given ava,
at he Dug stores, sent b, mail Tree. THIS book
vate AMI have beaui III heir and est gray hair
its original Tor, stop us falling ut, We all r
talon dandrnf fr m tue sc alp, thus keeping tbt
hair beau itui To the latest peio of lite.
SARAH A. ChkVALI-k X, NJ. D..
dc1sStodcc9 % broadway. N Y.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-22

A NEW PAPER.-The Western World will
be Journal of popular literature, employing
the best available talent as authors and editors
the design being to supply not only beau
tfully prepared, but also most excellent pa
per-for which there always is room. The first
number, now printing. will indicate, to GER
tain degree, the publishers idea as to what
such paper should be. See advertisement.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-22
Representative Election 30 fill a Vacancy
Monday. Dec. 2S, 1868.
REPUBLICAN coNyENTIo.


In accordance With precedent and the usage
Of the Republican party in this city, the dele
gates chosen at the Ward caucuses previous to
the September election, to nominate candidates
for representatives, are requested to meet in
Reception. Hall, in City Building, on Tuesday
Dec. 22d, at o'clock P. NJ, for che purpose of
selecting candidate for Representative in
place of the late N. A. Foster, Esq, deceased,
to be supported by the Republicans of this city
at the election on Monday, the 2ath inst.
The several Ward delegations are authorized
to fill vacancies in their Wards.
The following named gentlemen composed
the convention:
Ward Russell Lewis, John B. Lucas, Thomas s.
Jack, George f. Aver, James Knowlton, George
Trefethen, harles II. Holland. .--
Ward 2-H. 8. Melcher, A Wentworth, j. Z. Lard,
Franklin Fox, W. ". Ruby, IL. Kicker, Jona. Fl.
Fog z
Rogers, Howard TAYLOR, Afro E. Chase, w. g. II.
w ,dar.l. D rvie Libby.
Ward IAN Jew p Morgan. William G.. Twon-
llv, GeoIg w. 1rue, Albert b. Stevens, Josiah q.
Shirley, John R. Grey, Charles Z. Gam.
| Ws:d 81. III. d umm0nd, NJ. P. Emery, A. D
Mari. George II. Libby. franklin Sawy er, hanson
M Hart, George P. Westco!t
Wad &c. P. Gerrlsh, Hiram Brooks, C. W. Ford
Byron D. Verrill, Edwin Clement, Robert Holy oke
John q. Prorter.
Ward7 Henry L. Paine, " iliiam o. Fox. John
T. Lea ut, VIM. ewart Eben Wen worth
Lyrus K. IIldd, Samuel E Spring.
PER ORDER OF CRY COMMITTEE
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-22

GooD NEws.-We are glad to hear that a
petition is circulating among our Wholesale
merchants to the effect that their places of
BUSINESS shall be closed IN Christmas Day and
New Years Day. In the case of Christmas
Day. especially, 90 We InInK the moye eInI-
nently proper one, it being the occasion of the
Nativity. Surely if there is any one day that
should be respected as holiday, or holy, day
more than another, it is Christmas.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-22
Warren's Cough Balsam!

poSITIvELY has no superior for all Diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs. l
NO person should be WITHOUT It. Give 1t one trial.
Sold by al Druggists
D. +. BRADBURY, Proprietor,
no5dsmsS Bangor.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-22

ST.. STEPHENS FAR.-We stepped into the
Christian Association rooms for few mo-
mcnts yesterday afternoon and found teau-
tiful collection OF evergreens, formed into diff
erent emblems appropriate to Christmas, a
large tree loaded with eggs. all numbered, aud
having the appearance of some kind of rattle,
choice little articles in worsted and embroid-
cry for presents, with other attractions in the
side rooms. We are compelled to be thus brief
Jor want OF space. It is very nice nice dis
play and we have no doubt profitable to the.
Socierv
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-22

E. NJ. PATTEN & Co. will sell at auction at
10 o'clock to-day, larga and valuable assort-
ment of crockery and glass ware,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-22

In order to work IF a large stock of opera
glasses, I will sell them during The holidays at
exceedingly low prices. G. II FARLEY.
No. 4 Exchange street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-22

CENTRAL CHURCH LEvEE.-The ladies' Of
Central church will hold a Fair q the new
and beautiful Congress Hall, Wednesday af-
ternoon aud evening. There will be tab'eaux.
music and side-issues whatever they may bel
during the evening, and a regular supper
served at six o'clock. 1t will no doubt be
q delightful occasion,
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Municipal Court,

1880 JUDGE KIFGsBURY PRESIDING. t.
| MoNDAY.-The examination in The ejectment case
or Deering vs.. Wiswe was further continued 10
next Monday, in consequence of the illness OF Judge
Davis, plaintiffs counsel y.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-22

LEWIS & NASH, 179 Fore street, have sp'en-
did stock Of gentlemens' clothing. Buy new
suit before the holidays. dec19d5t
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DEAFN ESS

Testimonial Of Mr.. w. y. Morri2, Of Portland.
suffered from Discharge of the Ear for thi ~ four
years before consulting d.. Carpenter IN le5. ter
appl, ing his RENE lies tw' months, my ear was
cured, and rem1ins SO. Any person interes cd can
see me by calling at the General Agency OF N. Y.
Life Insurance Co., No. 80 Exci'n.e street.
W. F. MORRILL,.
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Is a speedy and certaiI

uW is a speedy and certail
! Z: ]. Z.
42NRs0NTl TeWely for Coughs. oLdS.
HoGrseness, Sore Throat
ESH VylvUxyg&A BfonchH $, tufdrrh. n
ISl4s&AZkS{klkSd fuenza, Whcoping Cough
V.> E5}3<|5 GVl3Y Asihn0, and The rdriou
0ZSKsSSNS&| AG ctiops Of the LGhgs
f4sQ& and Chest.
ss- Zoe attention O.,
those aficied with coils, coughs and with any dis
ease OF tLe lungs Il directed to this vauaLle fsme
dy. Thu lson 81 the We tr has Already conn whs,
&c, cunt of III sudden cl ange- in the geatI 81
COILS and eo1gns are e,s y takej, Pm ID peslecte
may lead To oil ea~e the lungs. What is Ieede,
under ,u h Circumstances Is a relIdI L, lem tly-
snecdy in ffoi din. lelie and eeetual in alie tn:
further progress OF the uii'ase.
"a To arrest the existing i ritation Of the air pas
sages and The lungs, So e-,ily and t1ectuai V, tn,
seat and cause IT cOu III. is an imprtQn' stop game
towards relilt AMI core il the n st ges OF TIE dis
8. MAST - tULMo 10 HALSAM / osspsses hi
imp1r an pow r an while 1t prouI tlv snd tEe;iu.
all arrest ~ existii IN lat andrai iv e eve
eo"gh, tire tiers the lung further re let BY pruI
ing iree ii Iarge tie accnmutte IN ucu IL I'll
ar passas !, :mpartng D. althy aston aud viz
~ Tnoss suH-Ena wi cough an thu Grstst ave
OF iuh1 utsea-e, VIII therefore In In III ,afIt bl
pr Ia alton spe mvani Dc crie'! lief i've th
WISE 'oauHion Is hevon recovery wit d.
rive nom l S use gteat ben, lit as well M com ur
Fof the class 4 tissa ii Is design t. ne teVe tb
g"nersl commen I'm u has rec ived La prove il
gre'it efficacy hey Iid quest D.. FIR he put ,e
years o"si ds nave cen sp-e i'v AMI IN tla't.
cure BY Its timely ue wnIl sutfa lag Gnu !, ysl
co as, prot ted 90 ,gh a d 4; m u her orms
lung disease! " Is = G cd OH We ,tiaoie alsah
ana tie medic All I1oIer 5 OF 10 rs an herb.
viii 10 Ii iuc'sls nor % isOno ACIDS, simple aI,
sue In tue n.at.r al ss', IL IAN b. takll OF Az
time.
,eS--, Ill By all Ding lists AM De.ler; in Med +.
Gins thf usht t e Uni ell sr,tes.
W. W. WHIPPLE s. CO., Portland,
Dec 2c-l&Won Gero Ell gems TOR Maine.
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Wanted.

ON and ettor Ian. ;st GO, 70 oxpc-ir~eel opera
~ tOrs OIL VIE 10: " wiSJn's ew ne Mech les
Apply IA person OF ry letter % 'IhhVNS BR. 8. 4
c., Shit ma. uiActUlyI 81 Ing s., Wai,itow
Ma
e1r- Machines iun b, power. dc c2.d1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-22

CHRISTMAS EMBLEMs. A beautiful show of
christmas wieaths, trees &C., was displayed in
front of the Post Office yesterday and will
probably continue during the week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-22
Isafcilelor.s Hair i've,

This splendid Hair Dye is The best IN the world
The only tr ie ano perieci D. eF armless, Reliable
instantaneous. No dsapp i'm meni. M ridic u o"s
TINS. Remedies the i'll effects ~ BAD DYES lnvP-
CRATES and the hair sntt AMI beautiful Nceor
broiga. Sold by all Dru. gi-ts ard Pertumers; and
properly aprled at Bachelors Wig Factory Is BoLd
segeet, New York. iau1isNd1v
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CrisfadOrOs kfair PreseIvative.
Striking, astound rg, are the fleets pro uceI BY
Or stadoro's bair rre-e, vative anI Beaulifer "a
the hair ever SO wiry, coarse and unmanag abe by
brush and comb, in week thi; AIT Gle wi iender
1t flexible, lust, us. al d inc .'ner 10 curl
Sold by all d uggsts, ani apple nv all nar
Dressers. Manufsctvry No 6s Mai,ien Lane prn-
cipal Depot NO Astor Il } - dc leNiGrow lmsN
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A LARGE lot of nice little pictures all framed
for Christmas presents al Mckinney & Davis,
29i Congress street. decN-d3t
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Essay foe Young men.

IN the Errors AMI AbuseIinT ito Youth and
Ear'7 Hanh ,oi, wi h fhe humane view Of treat
and cure, ent mail tree of charge. Adhr. IS
Pa. II 81 sep22dS w3msE
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EDMUND Coles Don't forget the perform
ance of Foul Play" q. the theatre to morrow
night
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Can be consulted FREE at the U. s. Hotel f.w
weeks longer upon IyDSEss, DEAFNESS, Ca
TARRH anu all diseases Ofths
Eye. Ear, Throat and lungs.
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DIR. BENNETT, room % U. S. Hotel. Is curing
all manner of disease without medicine.
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Partnership yyantedy

RYa young man VITA a small capital villa
- tept clerk hip With r>sp)nslble house where
The hniount eau 10 invest d IL CHEST leieItiets
! Lishcd. Address with iull par hoS
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-22

NOTICE Is hereby gwen, that tue subscriber has
~ been duly appointed TX Gu rix OF tie Will II
JAMES Il. 10 fiRAY, lats f Por land
in the Junty OF Cumberland deceased and has f.
ken upon hers l. tnat rust by giving bond. as lie
the es OF s1Tt deceased are r,-ouIreJ 10 exbil
the sej aud all pe indebted 20 sal estate are
called upon To make ayment 10
Po.h.nd, Dec. Is, 1865. de.22-Iawsw.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-22
State Far.

IL persons who have not rec eivel no rem 'ums
"A awarle thf N al the late Fair, are request Ell
to call Immediately and receive the same a'tne OH .
OF the Treasurer, WM. h. MuRRI5,
det19eodtIsN No. 100 Exchange stleet.