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Fears are entertained at the City of Mexico
Of the invasion of Lower California by thu
Americans.
Gen. Shepherd, commanding the sub dis
trict of Alabama has issued an order for the
suppression of that mysterious organization
the Ku-Klux Khan, in which he SAYS: All pla.
cards and newspaper cards of the "Ku.Klux
Alan" are prohibited, and ignorance of their
existence will not be held as an adequate ex.
cuse, it being the business of the civil and mil
itary officers to know what appertains to Their
duties.
The evidence for the defence in the Presi
dents trial will probably be completed to-day
or tomorrow. How much longer the trial
continues will depend on the Senates dec:s.
Ion with reference 10 allowing two Of the
counsel on each side to make closing argu-
ments or all of them.
Inc Washington dispatch of the New York
Times says the result of the impeachment
tflai is now so distinctly foreshadowed that
many OF the Presidents friends publicly ex.
press the hope that the Senate will not add 70
Its FenteLce of remaval the further nun;sb.
ment of disqualification from holding Office in
future.
Ane democratic newspapers. which were
greatly delighted by the discontinue of the
reporters OF the Presidents Cleveland and st
Louis speeches, on cross-examination bv Stan
bery, are in ecstaces of Indignation at tho
discontinue of Gen. Thomas ON cross.exo,,,;
nation by Butler.
zen s,ek'es, in his speech at New York on
.ne anniversary of Lees surrender, said Of
Sonheetieut, that although he found the en-.
e"s 'nere III position and strongly entrenebed
ye' ~ 'isorous assault they brought out of
tne pattle the best prize of the conAict-
sustained Congress in the rebuk. odr,i,,;ata.
ed to Dlxon, and sustained Conc,aso :, A. j..
election of Legislature-in the eIeot;o ~ w." '
hepubllcan Legislature with an incraasod 49,.
Joilty; and L The Democracy could aff,rd :.
pay for ammunition to fire guns over q,
triumph, he thought the Union party con1s
stand it as long as they could"
Van" the special correspondent of half
aoSen papers predicts that the President will
Ne convicted on but two charges isspino
a. ru order removing Stanton and appointing
.nu sS Secretary of War adj interim. and
90. q. use The same correspondent saws
hava onnna' ea that the Presidents agents
rnon ,ranoao oaeu certain Republican Senators
+rrs,,u,rth-, M but such rumors are nm
trustworthy. No agent of the pro.;sS a'e un-
disposed, would dare attemnt 81
honorable Senator from his d.. seuuce any
impeachment" 0r discuss
The Pittsburg Post interprets the rs.
the Connecticut election thus: "Demooue. CT
triumphant. Greenbacks for bonds. No meg
suffrage"
Inc New Hampshire Republican conveu.
lion 'or the election of delegates to the Ma
Honal Republican Convention at CHICAGO
"nn.meet at Concord, on the 9th Of MAY.
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MARIN N EWS,
= = =
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday, April ID.
,pPIvEn 'H

Monday, April 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franconia, sherwood. New YORK.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston for
Passport and st John. NB.
Sch j MeCloskey. Crowe. New York
. Sch Frances Grren let, iondout
e Sch Far.iew. Cooper, Camden
Sch FANNY Fem, Norwood. Bristol.
Sch r q Maddocks, w lie, Boothbay.
. Sch hoctaw Cai low, Calais Tor Boston.
Ar 1ith-i;rig j lia Ford, Rct ardson, Mt Desert
Tor Bostol; sells james r. Rhodes, Kockland; s
Lewis, aekley, do Tor New York.
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake, Bragg, New York Henry
Fox. 81 ~ aLhNt 1li IE IL.. -H 81
Barqve Washington Butcher Nckerson, Havana
Geo \ Hunt.
Brig Grsey Queen, Price Havana-Lynch, Bar
ker q Co, and Isaac Emery.
Brig j Iii kmore. GRAHAM, Cardenas-J ID Lord.
u ig Frontier, Skinner, Caibarien : Churchill,
Browns q Manson. ..... -
brig Mar Stewart. Dennison. Havana-Phinney
81 Jac son.
Brig Nazarene. tBr) Murphy, HALIFAX, NS-Johp
Porteous. Hi. :
Sch Edward Kidder, Berry, Cieaiuegos-Emery s.
Fox
Sch F Nickerson, Kelley, Baltimore-O Nicke-son.
SAILED-SteameI Ches peake: barque Washing
ton butcher. brigs Frontier, MAY Stewart, MAID
Potter, Java. Nazarene, T. I Knight scbs edward
Kdder, Nellie True, iona May, While Move.
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Superior Court.

APRIL TERM-GODpARD, j., PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-In the case OF Newhall vs.. Sheridan ct
al, Judge Goddard ordered judgment to be entered
for plaintiff for S22.25.
Haskell. Smith & Reed,
No 9-Esiher ingalls, VS.. Leonard F. Gage. Ac-
ton to damages for non-fulllpent of COLI
tract to finish a house. The defence was that the
agreement had been fulfilled. Decision reserved.
Strout s. Gage. Smith & Reed.
Several cases were defaulted. The only cases re-
naming, of those transferred from the Supreme
Court docket, to be tried by the Judge the fol-
lowing:
No 15-Frye ct al. VS.. Mains.
No. 31-Jennngs VS.. Stafford.
No. 32-Cioss VS.. Woods appellant. ANS
81 No. Setback VS.. Perry.
3 No. 96-Driscoll VS. Carlin and Trustee.
No. 37-MilleI vs.. Rand, appellant.
No. 3S-Greenough VS.. Sawyer and Trustee.
Cobrt adjourned to O'clock Wednesday morning,
to meet in the Court room above.
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DlSAGTER

Sch Lewis Chester, 6ookin, i'm New York for Port
land with coal. was run into by an unknown s.
of Bare egat eth inst. and had lore aud nam sal
torn; carried awas storm igg ug and cut the vesse
nearly down to the waters edge seaman namet
1hos McCaulaN, was lost over board. The vessel wa
at anenor 10th. inside Cape Way.
A d spatch from Provincetown 18th says sehr A {
AUSTIN OF st George, from Virginia tor Bath, wa
run down and sunk on Saturday right. five mile
Sc of Nauset Light, by sh Mary Min, S, of Phila
dephia. The crew were saved
Sch Ellen Merr'man, Hutchinson. from New York
tor Portland put into Gloucester 18TH with loss o
maintopmast and head OF foremast
Sch FL "a france $. Hamilton, from New York fol
Portland, put into Gloucester 9Th, with OF lore
sail, and galley and bulwarks stove.
Sch M1ry Patten, 4ol Bangorl Cummings at New
Yors from Arroyo Pr, reports rough w,athrr the
en passage. april Il, lat 20, len 10, during SW
squat, was struck by lightning which shve ed the
manmast and tore main and lore sails also, stunned
the mate and one OF the crtw from which they d
not recover ior six hour. While at Arroyo 18th ul
experienced 80 shocks OF earthquake
5. b Nett Currer OF Bath, before reported lost
Chihepec struck on the bar Feb rs and was aban
doned anc sold. The crew are on board schr Verna
bound to Boston.
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ANOTHER HISTORICAL DoUBTER.-Persons
who have read Archbishop Whately's "Histor-
ic Doubts relative to Napoleon Bonaparte," in
which he proved the very year of the Corsi-
cans death that no such person ever existed,
will not be surprised at the following which we
clip from the Providence Journal:
Mr.. r. FL. Major, in his Life of Prince Hem
ry, OF Portugal, surnamed the Navigator.
makes another contribution to the historical
kepticism of the age. He thinks il very
doubtful if Amerigo Vespucc really discover.
cd he continent of America before Columbus
Ind the Cabots. The famous account of his
four voyages, in which he gives an account of
MS discovery was not published till the wear
liter Columbuss death, and in Mr.. Majors
opinion. is entitled to little confidence. He
hinks Amerigo, in connection with clioue
of designing men, determined to wear Iaurels
10 wnlch they were not entitled. In pursr.
'nce OF this purpose, Amerigo published an
tccount OF his voyages, in " hich fiction was
adroitly mingled with fact; and others of The
clque gradually urged his claim to the honor
OF naming the continent. Whether Columbus
was the first to discover the continent. or NOT.
ne was justly entitled to the honor of giving
his name to it. If, as Mr.. Major thinks. Amer,
go robbed him OF his laurels by cunningly
devise talsehood, it is a misfortune that fh,.
world was deluded by his craft. z.
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WE would refer our readers to the adver-
tisement of s. Winslow & Co., (now Winslow
& Page,) who have removed from Spring
street to No, 20 Free street, where they have
fitted up store expressly for the provision
business. They have heretofore furnished
their customers with the choicest of every
thing in their line, and have thereby secured
an extensive run of custom.
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THE THEATRE To-NIaHT.-Mr John MUIR
ray, with good dramatic company, is to open
Deering Hall for short season, and this even
ing they are to make their first appearance
in two very popular plays, "The Serious Fam
ily," and "The Irish Enigrant" Mr. Murray
is to appear as the "Irish EmigraDt," and all
those who have seen HIM on the stage, know
that he will play his part to perfection. He is
one of the best comedians that ever visited this
CITY, and being well supported, as he is, we
hope he will meet with that success that will
induce him to stay with us some time
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l. A. r. A. BALL.-The fifth annual ball OF
the Irish American Relief Association. at CITY
Hall, last evening, was grand affair. There
were about 200 couple of dancers on the floor
of the hall, and the galleries were filed with
spectators who gazed with delight upon the
'estive scene going on below. The hall was
simply decorated with the flags of the Associ-
alton, but the bright appearance of the ladies
was decoration enough for any place. The
managers carried out the affair in the hand
soonest manner and everything went off charm
inc
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The last indication we have had that Spring
is really coming, is the appearance of young
man on our streets wearing Panama hat. It
is too cold for the robins to sing and the stir
ring music of the hand organ has not been
beard for some time, but with this ne,o sign
may we not hope for warmer weather.
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Mr.. SAMUEL CHADWICK, at No. % Market
Square, keeps first class grocery store in
every sense OF the word. He has constantly
on hand all grade of choice teas, every descrip-
ton OF imported pickles, Berkeley and Chedder
cheese, and a large assortment of sauces. Also
canned meats, among which arc "Deviled
Ham," "Tongue," &C., put up in convenient
manner Tor the use Of traveller as sandwiches
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General Francis Fessenden U. S. A, is is
town by order of the War Department., and
expects to be assigned to active duty.
General Steedman hae arrived here from
New Orleans to testify before the Court of
Impeachment. ga. -... ....f CAsCo.
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Long Sought For!
-a..a Come at Last d!
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in Announcing that tho ,hove
named article may be found Tor sale by ali ciay
Drugs'Svs anu nrst class Country Grocers.
AS MEDICINE MAINS Wine Is Invaluable. b.iae
among tne pest ffnot the best, remedy for colds nd
pulmonary complaints, manufactured from the D ure
Juice 81 tne perry and unaduterated by any imi.ure
sick as MEDICINE. -7'--G : ~. " @'~
TO the days Of the aged 1t addeth length
~ tne mighty II addeth strength" ~
LIS balm tor the sick, joy for the we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell sai
MAINS ELDERBERRY WINE.
nov n AN d&Wtf
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Marriage and reIibacy.

An Essay for Young Men on the crime OF solitude,
and the Diseases and Abuses which create impeui-
ments TO marriage, with sure means OF relet. Sent
in Sc lied ENVELOPES free OF charge Address, Or j..
SkILIIN HOUGHrON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. sN d&wSm
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SUPREME JUDICIAL CouRr.-Tbe AnriI term
of this court will open this morning. 1t is ex-
pected Judge Barrows will preside.
The Superior Court will not be in session
to-day, in order that all members of the Bar
may have an opportunity to attend the calling
of the docket of the s. j. Court.
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Turner's Tic Douioureux. or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, IS a safe. certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest cases ale completely ami permanently cured
in very short time. Neuralgia in the face or head
utterly banshed in q few hours. No form ofnerv-
GUS disease withstands it's magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval OF many eminent physI-
clans. Il contains nothing injurious the most del
icate system. Sold everywhere Sent receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER s. CO., 100
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprietois.
For sale By W. f. Phillips & Co., Portland, Me.
July IS. eod&w1ysn
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! HALLS
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR
REVEWZ,R.

Iro-. 1t is tie best article ever known to e l-,.
Restore Gray Hair t, its Original Youthful
,.r O lnr,
1t will prevent the Hair from falling out. e''
Makes the Hair smooth and glossy, and does not
STAN the skin as otlers!
gur Treatise on the uair sent tree by mail. .s-II
Rewaie OF the numerous pre- parations whit are
sold upon our reputation.
K. Z. II ALL ~ CO., nashua N. A., Proprietors.
"a For sale by all druggists. &
April /. 4. -----r eod&weow1msn
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Errors nf VOuth.

A gentlemen who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay. and all the effects OF
youthful ndis retion, will Tor The sake Of suffering
humanity send tree to all who need 1t, the recepe
and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured Sufferers wishing to profit BIZ
the advertisers experience, can do SO by addressing
In perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
1y30sNw No,2 Cedar st., New York.
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MARRIED.

In this city April 3, by Rev b. NJ Frink. william
A. Barker and Miss Jane Kenworthy, botn of Port
land.
In Mnot, April 1, Henry L. Green and Mrs. Eliza.
beth A. Cam bell.
Iu LEW. ton April 8. Joseph Lynn, of Augusta,
and Mrs Sarepia Snowman OF
in Gardner April S. Jas. II. Hode kins, of Noble
boro and Carrie }. Arno. Of raiminglale'
In Gardiner, April 8, Henry s. C1rrier OF Hallo
well and Mrs. Ora A. CamDbpll, OF Farminpdale
In Shaplegh. April 4, Benz F. Ham and Susan j.
Morrison. -sI
In buxton, John Berry, Of Saco. and Miss Eliza
MOulfon of Buxton To- U.E.
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LEvEE AND sALE.-The First Baptist socie-
ty will hold levee and sale Wednesday after
noon and evening. in the vestry of their new
Church, at which they will offer for sale a large
variety of beautiful and useful articles. After
6 O'Clock refreshments will be served up. The
proceeds are to be devoted to the cvmpletion
of their house of worship.
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Fourth page.-The Irish Wife, by Darcy
MCGEE; Fanny Kemble, &C., Sc. ....-...
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"FTSHER,S COUGH DROpS,,

Will, II taken In season, break up any cough, and
prevent Consumption. 1t has in many cases cured
he patient W en- given up by the physician and is
with night coughs. it insures sweet and refresh
ing sleep. r5...
MASON, SYMONDS & CO., Kennebunk. Me-.
Pronretors; GEO. z. GOODWIN IL CO., Boston,
General Agents. Sold by all druggists.
September 20. w6mi7-sN
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SPECIAE NOTICES.
AMERICAN HOUSE.


Boston, Wuss'
The very III portant and extensive Improvements
which have recently been mate n'Ihis popular ho-
tel, the largest ENGLAND, enables the Propri-
etors offer 20 Tourists Families, aud the Iravei-
ing Pnbhc, accommodations an convcniences supe
rior to any other Hotel IN the city. During the past
summer additions have been made OF numerous
suites OF apartments, ID bathing oms, wa or
cose's &c, atlact ed; OF TUFTS magniheent pas
senger elevators, The best cunstruc ed conveys
guests to thr upper story of the house in one minute
the entries have been newly and richly caIpeted.
AMI the entire house thoroughly replen shed aud
refnrnisb d, making it,in All is appoint ments equal
to any ho'el n the country.
TelrgI aph ONCE, billiard Halls and Cafe on the
first floor. ~ 2 M
LEWIS RICE & SON, Projectors.
Feb l, 1868. -sEEsses Ib4-eod3m sN g.
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To Holders OF Government Bonds
AND OTHER
SECURITIES AID VALUABLEs.
Union Safe Deposit Vaults,


LEE, HIGGINSON & Co offer Tor RwNr Sa fes
inside their Naul at rates from 800 to 500 Der
annum They also Offer TO receive, ON Special Depos-
it. as b 'lecs. securities OF persons living in the
cou try OF tr lveling abroad, Officers of the Army
AMI Nav Masters OF Vesse s, and Others Circulars
containing tul particulars forward on applica ion
to henry LEE, Manager.
Boston, Mar IS, 1868. -sNeod& WHY l.rarlIN
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DIED.

In this city, April Il Nab E., infant daughter o
William L. and abel Ii. SIN al, aged months anC
II days.
"Of such is the kingdom of Heaven"
IN hennebunk port, April H. widow Fanny Tumon
aged years.
In fio lis. April 7, Albion b., SON OF John G. and
Sarah locke aged months
In S ringvale, Ap il 6. Mrs Albion wife of b. r.
Hodgdon, aged 81 years months
AT liyermore Centre, Feb 10, Mr. Geo. H. HAYES,
aged T. years.
At Piltshurg. Pa. March 70. Mrs. Harriet M.
Ba kan, widow OF James III. Balkan, Esq, late Of
Robbinston.
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only TT lie and perfect Dve-H armIess Reliable.
instantaneous: No dsapp ,inimeni. No ridiculous
tints Remedies the i'll effects 81 Bad DYES myio
CRATES and leaves the hair soft and beautiful eek or
brown; Sold by all Druggists and Periumers; and
street, New York. ian1isNd,v
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS! &
Choice Fragits and Spices !

THEIR STRICT PURITY, DELICIOUS FLAvoRs,
UNRIvALtD STRENGTH AND GREAT ECONOMY,
are a tracing rad from 10 Iers OF CHOICE MAY
oRs which is without parallel. ..-.I p HN II
Their success is because they are the true
rich tauors Of the fruits aad spices If remarkable
strength
EA-Gov. JAMES Y. SMITH, OF Providence, R. l..
says: my W fe pronounce, Them superior to any
iavnring extracts she has ever used
Ex- SOW. WIN. A. BUCKINGHAM, of Connecticut,
saws: " For long time We have used them, and
find them very fine,'
DR.. j. G. HOLLAND, (Timothy Titcomh) author of
"Katrina," 81 ;, the we'll known authoI o Spring
field, Mass, says: "They are the standard in this
vicinity" Es-s.f.- ,t.....' ~r b.. A. ....... .tE
Dealers reble their sales with them.
Sold IN Portland, Me-, by
SAML. CHADWICK, - Market square,
dby all dealers in choice havors. 6m1awsn
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Ar at New York 18Th, schs Lalla Rookh, Freeman,
Portland TO Georgetown, DC; City Point, FL her,
do for tiTginia.
Ar at Holmes, Hole 18th, brig Mary C Mariner,
Mariner, Caibare Ell.
st Marss, March so. The barque Eureka, from
Antwerp for Cardiff, has arrived in charge OF the
mate, &c D Rives.l Capt Chandler having died few
hours previous TO entering port. His remains were
buried he 10Th. HItU '... -r.. asa
Cardih, MAJ oh 30. Barque Rennon. of Bath, I'm
Hayre. collided OF the Start and sustained damage
The other vessel foundeIed.
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RUMoRs OF WAR.-Reports are current in
Florida, that the Indians in that State have
declared war agaiust the United States and
begun hostilities by burning white captive
at the stake.
Official advices from Alaska state that an
attack upon the Americans in Sitka is con-
templated by the Indians and Russians, and a
general massacre is imminent unless the troops
are reinforced. 4t r
A dispatch received yesterday from Mazat.
Ian via San Francisco at New York. says the
forces of Martinez and Alvarez were almost
within striking distance and severe battle
was anticipated
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March O, lat S, lon 2iSi, barque Nineyeh, from
LONDON Tor sydney, NoW. avn
April 5, off Cape VIA, ST. sch Com Kearnav ,,;bbs
from st Jago Tor Boston. S'' -
tor Liverpool
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A GOOD TIME FOR Coon PuRposE.-The
exhibition and levee at the 4th Congregational
Church. Newbury street. comes off this even
ing, and good time may be expected. See
advertisements.
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ALBION DINING Rooms, III Federal street,
hot biscuit and hot griddle cakes every morn
ing. They are very nice served with hot cof-
fee. For dinner to-day, roast beef, chicken
pie and boiled dinner, hot corned beef and all
the vegetables, cabbage, beets, turnip, &c.
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Nay.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Removal-Dr. j. Head.
sE4 ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN,
Levee and Sale First Baptist Society.
City Hall-Cotton s. Sharpley's Minstrels,
beering Hall-Thaalre.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Administrators Sale-E. NJ. Patten g. Co.
Boots, Shoes, sc. r. o Bailey.
NoIice-E. M Patten a. Co.
SEw ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Malt Extract-W. e. Phillips & Co.
Agents Wanted-S S. Scranton & Co,
Admins raior'> Notice.. Humphrey.
Adm nistrator's Notice.. C. Cobb.
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HARPER's BAzAR.-Fessenden Brothers,
Lancaster Hall, have received the twenty
sixth number of this beautiful journal of
fashion. 1t is handsomely illustrated and fully
maintains the good reputation it has ACQUIRED.
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Business Items.

CONSTITUTION WATER is a certain cure for
Diabetes and all diseases of the Kidneys. For
sale by all druggists. mar16eod3m