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The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14
INDIANA.



TNnrANApol.Is, Dec. 12.-The Seymour Vigil
lance COMMITTEES visited the New Albany jail
this morning abont 5 o'clock, and hung the
Reno brothers and Charles Anderson inside
the Jail, and left town before any alarm was
given.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 12.-Addit.Ona1 particulars
Of the tragedy at New Albany, Ind, have been
received:
About o'clock this morning Luther Whit
ten, one OF the outside guards OF the Jail, was
met at the entrance by party who pre- ented
pistols at him. demanding his silence or death.
Written shouted, however, but was seized,
knocked down and informed that if he shouted
again he should die. By this time the jail Of
fee was filed with men searching for the keys.
Sheriff Fullerton understanding the situation,
came down from his sleeping apartment and
gained the door leading to the grounds on the
west side of the Jail. Here he met force
armed with pistols, which -reso 4; "aHtd al hum
He exclaimed, Gentlemen, don't shoot me;
am the Sheriff" But one of the band fired
shot which took effect in the sherff's right
arm, ipficting serious and painful wound.
The KEYS were then demanded of him but he
positively refused to surrender them. Il doz-
en- of the band then entered Fullerton's room
where his wife lay in bed, and demanded the
I jail KEYS of her, but she refused to surrender
them. They succeeded in finding them. how
ever concealed in drawer Tbos. Mathews,
one of the insde guards, was then compelled
had determined to hang.
Frank and William Reno were the first vic
tins. They were dragged out and hung along.
side of each other on the same pillar. Smon
Reno was then brought OFT, but fought the mob
with great desperation, knocking one or two
OF Them down before he was overpowered, and
suspended between the ceiling and the floor.
Charles Anderson, who was the last victim,
was heard to beg for the privilege of praying,
but this request was refused, and he wa. hung
Mt ha h of the lall. After a
further attempt to kill the sheriff. the mob pro-
ceeded TO the train carrying with them the
iaii keys. Armed men stood guard to prevent
any alarm from being given. At o'clock the
train with the entire party conslstin0 of from
armed and equipped for the work. They in
tended to hang man named Clark, the NOR
derer of George Tile, but they concluded not
to do so fearing to remain any longer The
band came from Seymour and IN car by
themselves which was attached to the regular
train Charles Anderson and Flank Reno
were surrendered by the Canadian autho titles
upon the solemn pledge of the United States
government that they should have fair trial,
and if found innocert to be returned to Cana
do
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NEW HAMPsHIRE.
ARRESTS FOR ATTEMPTED POISONING.

CONCORD, Dec. IA cisnatch from Laco-
mia says that Mrs Isabella B. Farrar was ar
vested there last Wednesday evening, charged
with poisoning dish of milk which she had
sent mp to her sick husband, George L: Farrar,
by the bands of nurse as a part OF his suo-
per. The nurse cautioned him not to touch it
as she had seen his wife put something into it,
He, however, tasted of it and exclaimed there
is the same old taste, he having as it appears
been nearly poisoned to death few weeks
ago. The dish of milk was sent down to E. T.
Jewell, who lives in another part of the house.
He gave some to cat and the animal at once
went into spasms.
To make the matter more certain, Jewell ad-
minstered some to another cat, which suffered
intensely nearly two hours and was then kill
eG out Of pity. Mrs. Farrar was brought be-
fore Justice Lane on Thursday, who bound
her over in the sum of $4,000 to appear for
future examination on the 23l inst. A letter
was found in the house after her first arrest
duplicating Miss Anna Morlton, residing in
Lowell, who was arrested there on Thursday
and taken to Laconia, and arraigned this morn
ing. II is further stated tn It the remains of
the milk was sent to Boston to-day for chemi-
cal analization, and that much excitement pre-
walls in Laconia about the matter
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SleigHl and Furnace

A GOOD Plush LINED SLEIGH, but little
N cd, and a snail sized McGRkG TX tUiN-
ACl new last winter for SAFE ". FrquIre OF
GREENOUGH & JONES,
Shoe Dealers, Market square, Portland,
December 10. Owls !.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 12.-The Seymour Vigil
lance COMMITTEES visited the New Albany Jail
this morning. about 5 o'clock, and hung the
Reno brothers and Charles Anderson inside
the JAIL and left town before any alarm was
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MISSOURI.
CLOSING OF NAVIGATION ON THE WESTERN
RIVERS.

CLOSING OF NANNSATION oN IuE w DOL Ihs~'
RIVERS.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 12.-Navigation was sus-
pended yesterday by the underwriters putting
an embargo on the steamers. The river Is
banked full of heavy ice, but the water being
five or six feet higher than usual at this sea
son, little apprehension is felt of gorge The
Illinois ri -er is reported frozen over its entire
length, and the Missouri is supposed to be
gorged a few miles above its mouth. 1t is
thought by some that the Mississippi VIII
gorge at Quincy bridge, and that all the ice
below will run out, leaving clear water from
that point 10 Cairo, and that navigation south
of Quincy viii be resu ned in few days.
Tie weather for the past tw" days has been
colder than has been known here in December
for thirty-two years. The mercury sunk to IA
degrees below zero yesterday, and ranged from
4 TO 0 degrees below last night. However, the
temperature has materially moderated since
sunrise. The thermometer stands degrees
above zero.
The ferry company yesterday tested the
power OF their ice-breaker, and free terry COM
munication with the Illinois shore is now made
certain. No matter how much ice may accum-
ulate. the rapid and safe transit of passengers
and freight during the winter is assured.
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None are genuine unless aoGr DIP 10 steel-engr, ~
ed wrapper, with tsc-sinLls Of ny chemical wa Y
house, and sened IL. ]. HELMBoI.D
Feb 20 eod&eows sep1s
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sS~--9n sGa~. a.sss
Sales at the S-ckerss Board. Dec ~
A SURE CURE FOR
o. al II n IL R HI i!
DEMERRITT'S
North american CGtar7h RemedN

Boston June 10, is 8.
%. S. DEN RRITT & r.-Gents For the last ii-
teen years was affl cted wi c ronic CataIrh.
h we VI ell many RENE lies but obtained 10 help un
til tried your North Am rcan Ca;arrh Remedy.
When I commenced using it ! had nearly lost ms
voice. less than two packages completely restored II
70 ME a ain N 5 LILLE.
Employed for 16 years by Anne lean xpless Co.
Gardiner. Me = Aug 90. 1888.
ID. j. DEMERRITT & 60 -ients: Thi- is TO certl-
fv tn was It severely af1 ted with G ron
Ca ar,h in lis most agra ated 'orms with drop
ping in nv thr at. nave us d not qnie pack
ages our North American arrh Remedy whch
hl> permanently ured me ] canncttI eak 100 high
~ of this valuable emety. A BEL FRENCH,
- Formerly P .lieeman OF Gardiner.
These tie tmoni is SAM lie ct what we are
dai RECEIVING. We warrant 20 give immedilte and
permanent relief, can be attesIed by tbous nds
WHO have used H. Sold by ali dru gis g. Price 81 Is
package. d. ]. DEMERRITT ~ CO., PrOp'trs.
re' ted free at their office, III Hanover Sn Get,
Boston. AT wuolesae by G. G. Goodwin CT Boston.
Dec ~. eod3m
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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, Dec. 12.-The Diario says that
Count Valmesada has already caused to the in.
surrectionists loss Ut $40 men in killed and
wounded, and his march from Puerto Principe
will add TO the number.
The Diario published an intercepted letter
from the general of the insurrectionists to Gen
Cespedes, in which the Marquis OF Santa Luz
cha is reported to have been severely wounded
Prominent Liberals and Cubans in Spain
have sent kilograms to influential citizens OF
Havana sta ing that Gen. Du,ce goes to Cuba
fully autnoriza ID to modify the duties and gov
ern the Island ON a liberal basis.
The granting of definite Constitution is re-
served for the decision Of the Cortes, but the
new Captain General is authorized to issue
general amnesty to all insurgents upon laying
down their arms.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 12-The aspect of Wall street
did undergo any change this morning and dull
Board was unusually lirht in all securities, and
here never apparently so little interest taken N
the course values in the Stock Exchange and else
where as at present..
The den md for Money was less urgent to-day and
the was no difficulty IN OBJ aiming Money on call at
per mt. Foreign Exchange quiet. Goldwas u'l
du ing the morning and all bu>ine done at
1861 10 1871 The st Periere took 1921 900 in
specie io.day.
The RaiIw,v market was steady~at TIE opening,
especially in New York roads, but afterwards became
he,vy anil declined. New 70 central fell from
124t t, 1881. Erie was an exception to the general
list, and rose to 40J a 400 Western shares seem to
be parcu arv weak and are ste div settling down
the greatest decline was in Pitlsburg. Rock Island,
Nnth Western and st. Paul.
Governments quiet and steady. Border Stale
bonds heavy with general decline Miscellaneous
shares dull and steady. Express stocks very dull.
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ILLINOIS

CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-The local committees are
very busy ia their preparations for the grea
army reunion, which takes place here Tues
day and Wednesday OF this week. Present
indications show that nearly 1000 officers OF
the fur armies will be present to take part i'll
the festivities. On Tues day the grand re-
union of all the armies will take place IN the
Opera House. In tho programme for the &C.
casiop are the following: On The evening of
the 18TH Gen. George I'll. Thomas presiding,
an address of welcome by Lieut.. Gen. W. T.
Sherma Grafton, the Army OF Tennessee, ~
Gen. w. W. Belknap; ora ion, the Army of
the Cumberland, bv Gen. Charles Crutt; ora
ton, the Army of the Ohio, by Gen. Jacob D.
OK; oratiou, the Army OF Georgia, y Gen.
William Coryswel
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STERLING SILVER WARE
AND
Fine Electro-Plated Ware!

THE GORHAM MANUFACTURING CO., OF
PROV ,DENCE. R. I, having the arges' mandatory
o. Sold Silver Ware in the world, with the most i'm
proved m ichipery, and employing The most skilled
LABOR are enabled to offer unequalIed variety OF
new and beautiful designs in Dinner Services, Tea
Services and every article specially adapted for Ho
iday and Bridal GIFTS.
They offer also their well known and unrivalled
Nickel Silver Electro-Plated Ware, in which they
have introduced patterns OF rare elegance. The
so id Sivr is guaranteed to be Of sterling purity by
u. Mint essay. The Electro-Plate Is guaranteed
to be superior TO the finest Sheffield ware. Orders
received rom the trade only, but these goods may
be obtained from responsible dealers everywhere.
Trade Mark q f hsfs
s ips @Ij@ sssnAS &c, n's Ct
Plate.
GORHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
Eo3eod&w4lmo salesroom No 3Hfaiden Lane, NY.
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The total value OF foreign exports from this port
the rast week amounted to 1921 $780, Included in
the shipments we 1856 bbls. -four. 80 26O lbs ashes
219646 do butter, 60 500 chez e, 1927 40 lard,
is 26s do hops, 81 sewing machines Is cases wooens
1870 bush wheat. 51l3 do peas. T., u lbs cotton,
clam 50 kits mack rel, 40 do tongues AMI sounds,
"a do habut us, 10 10 salmon, q puncheons liquors
no is leather, 200 boxes candles, bbls apples. 20
package. mise, 49, $50 hcx shocks, 1850 s. 0oks aud
heads, 10 567 ops, 36 spars, $50 gals OIL 10 tons
shorts 4948 mid. sho ks, 242 rum terce shocks and
heals. 1907 cabbageS. and other m lsa.
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"' VA PATTEN q CO.. Auctioneeia.
'FFlCE EXCHANGE STREET.
Christmas u New Years prosap+a.

ON Wednesday, Tee 10th, at 70 4 Al, avn ~ d NJ
~ ut Office 5 ock Of Fame God, 81, ~ = "a
tie 0rna ent Vase, CSlognes, Notch tia,r ~
Watch Stauds, Tci'et Sets Haunting Vases pa, ol
Candl sticks, Baske's for Flowers. Albums, Hand!
Porlenen naies, f oweI Pots, &c. Also. Silver PA,
el Spoons, Forks, Buffers, Bells Baskets Codes
Mugs &c. Glass Ware, Photograph A buns - e
cry stve. l. kewise n fine assortment OF Jtwelry Of
the latest styles, such raj, jet and oer ynle-
tie in tull se S. Ear D. ps, Pins. Rings 81 II But
tons, Studs, &C.. with a general sort or Oth,r
goods, Il OF " ich NAV be seen on Tuesday ait =
noon All must be So without ltse'ye. Sale
-nued until every lot Is closed. No pos T. nemeut
OIL count OF weith,r.
sB Sa of Painting, Chromos Eugravines &C,
tee Coming week. Particulars hereafter
necatnhar
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THE STAY LAW.
r LDRB DA.
THE ounERv.roR,AL n,Fr1c,r.ry

THE GUBERNAToRIAL DIFFICULTY.
TALLAHASSEE, Dec H. On the meeting OF
the Supreme Court 10 dav, contrary to expec-
tation, Lieut.. Governor Gleason appeared by
counsel and asked more time which was grant
ed, and an extension of one day afforded him.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON. Dec. 12-Forenoon.- Consos 92a for
money,
American securities-nnitea 0tatea E-on,s of TAI I:
Erie.haras eos; ii inois Centr shares 964
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 12-torenoon. quiet;
tales 10, 0a0 bales
LONDON. Dec. observation-disclosures closed at 92a
to- money and 9zs for account.
American securities-United States 5-2Gs at 743 !;
Erie shares .63; Illinois Central shares9S4
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 12-Evening Cotton quiet I;
Middlng uplands 1O2d; sales 10000 bales. Larm
firm at 6s al, Cheese Cts Cd. Bacon 52s Gil. Naval
Sto.ts dull.
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tsSAUU USETTs.

Boston, d &C. Is -Aurews was consig ned
to States Prison last git for twenty years,
for the murder of Holm s, commencing with
"a hours solitary. He appeared 10 good spirits.
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RUTLAND. Dec. 13.-A destructive fire &C.
curred at this place On Saturday evening.
which DESTROYED the Town Hall and two harms
and damaged several of the surrounding dwell
llngs. Two other buildings, at distance from
each other. were discovered to be on fire at the
same moment The fires were the work of IN
cendiarips. The loss is ABOUT $4,000; partly
covered by insurance.
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DEATH OF MAINE MAN ON sHIPBoARD.
New YORK, Dec. 13-Shp Peruvian, from
Manila, IL days, reports that on July 28th
Fred rick P. Lord, of Bangor, Me-, a passen-
ger, died of consump ton.
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OH 10.
,,,rr az TUE nuIn pIzrp

THE STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT ON THE OHIO RIVER.
C1NcrNsAT1 Dec. Fit is thought the num-
Der of lives lost py the burning of the steam
ers American and United States. near War
saw, Kentucky, will not exceed sixty-fve.
Fifty bodies have been recovered.
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HELMBOLD,S
r- -..-- Is ..----
Buchu !!

Hundreds suffer in silence, and hundreds OF
others apply vansy to druggists and doctors, who ell
Their merely tantalize them with the hope OF cure
or apply remedies which make them worse. 1 would
not assert anything that would do injustice to the
hic.ed, but am obliged to say that although it may
reproduced from excessive exhaustion OF the powers
OF life, by laborous employment, unwholesone air
and food, profuse menstruation the use OF tea and
Coffee and frequent childbirth, is far oftener caus-
ed by direct irritation, applied the mucous mem
brane of the vagina itself
When reviewing the causes of these distressing
complaints, 1t is most painful to contemplate the at
attendant evils consequent upon them. 1t is but sim
Justice to the subject to enumerate few of the
many additional causes which SO largely affect the
lite health, and happiness woman In all classes OF
society, and which, consequently, affect or less
directly the welfare OF the entire human amiy The
Iuduid tndG cNtetS IcT prtCOCou5
riage, causes the years that nature designated for
corporal development to be wasted and perverted
in the restraints idress, the early confinement OF
school and especially in the unhealthy excitement
Of the bali room. Thus, with the body halt clothed
and the mind unduy excited by pleasure perverting
in midnight reyeI the hours designed bv pa,ure FIR
sleep and rest the work of destruction is halt accom-
pllshed.
In consequence OF this early strain upon her sys-
tenn, unneces airy effort is required by the delicate
votary to retain her situation In school at later day
thus aggravating the evil. When one excitement Is
over, another In prospective keeps the mind morbid
y sensitive to impression, while the now constant
restraint Of fashionable dress, absolutely forbiddng
the exercise Indispensable 10 the s'..i-.eae and re-
tenton organic health and strength the exposure
to night air. the sudden change Of tcmperature the
complete prostration produced by excessive dancing.
must OF necessity, produce their legitimate effect AT
least an early marriage caps the climax OF misery,
and the unfortunate one hitherto utterly regard
lees Of the plain dictates and remonsIances OF her
delicate nature, becomes an unwilling subject of
medical treatment. This Is but truthful picture OF
the experience of thousands OF our young women.
Long before the ability to exercise the functions OF
the eenerative organs, they require an education OF
their peculiar system, com .,osed OF what is
called the tissue, which is. in common with the fe-
male breast lips evidently under the control of
mental emotions and iatsps at an early period
OF life; and shall subsequently see, these emo
tons, when excessive, lead, long before puberty
habits which sap the very life OF their vctims ere
nature has self-completed their development.
For Female Weakness and Debility, Whites or Leu
corrhea, Too Profuse Menaruation, Exhaustion Too
Long Continued Periods, TOR Prnlapsus and Bearing
Down, or Ppapsus Uteri. we offer the most p.rfec
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Casco National Bank.

tHE Annual Meeting the Stockholhers IN Tho
Ca.e1 ational Babk 81 PoIt an ." VII ue Lei |
at their Banking Home ~ Tues tay, he IL II day
OF inuaiy IS 8. at 10 o'cocN ", tor the ecu ION
OF Directo aud Tor the ctiOu OF such Other
buslne as may legally cone b fore Them.
L. Z. GEIRIN Cashier.
Dec ~, 1873. dti
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FORMATION OF A REPEAL LEAGUE.
HALIFAX, Dec Fit is stated that Re-
peal LEAGUE Is TO be formed, with headquarters
at Halifax, and branch associations throug houb
the Provinces. 1t is believed that the move.
ment will be found to be very formidable.
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CENTRAL AND soUTm AMERICA

CENTRAL AND SOUTH Avn &1CA.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER HENRY CHAUNCY.
NEW YORK, Dc. 13.-The steamship Henry
Chauncy, from Aspinwall 9Th, arrived to-day
with 800 300 in treasure.
PANAMA.
The state of Panama was Tranquil Prpsi-
dent Correoso issued a general amnesty to all
except the leaders OF the last revolution.
Small pox had appeared at Panama. The
cases were brought there by steamer and sent
to the hospital. One died.
Mons. Felix BeIey had arrived from France
en- route to Central America, on business con
nected with the iuter-oceanic canal across Boil
war.
COLOMBIA.
Advices from Bogota to Nov. IL report fears
that the civil war is increasing. Recrui ing
was going on with vigor, and trade was para
LIKED. President Ginterez had 1000 men under
arms. The liberal panty was divided; some
sup rortng Giuterez and some Mo 'queri
A commissioner has left b ,gota TOR Panama
to OBJ ain an advance of one million dollars
from the R.iIro I'd Company to strengthen the
Colombian Government.
chilli.
Steamers had arrived at Panama from Val
paraiso and Callao with dates to the 29th of
November.
Great xcitement prevailed in Cali over the
impeachment of the supreme Court Judges
by Congress. The people have espou> ed the
cause of the court against the government and
the situation was becoming critical.
Slight shocks of earthquake were still felt in
Araouipa. but occasioned no damage.
PERU.
In Peru there were rumors OF another revo-
luton, headed by the Vice President, but Pres
ident BaAa has taken vigorous measures to
prevent it.
Steamer Wateree was sold for $4,000.
Small pox was ,aging in Lima and Callao
and yellow fever had broken out in Southern
Peru.
The commission of the Peruvian govern
ment to bring out two mon tors purchased IN
the United States had arrived at Panama.
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Bou. ehO d Furnitur at 4 uction.

~ WEDNESDAY. e.. tDih, at 10 o'coc. A NJ,
al No. rs Free >tTe Lab the F,ruture Z am Is.
&C. In said house, cousistrg in part OF u.ses ana
Ingram Carle;s, So as, Mahogany ChaI s, ttntro
Table Mil Ors, 81 he's nuG amt r. H. cd q m Der
let's, Betsteads BE Is, Nattre ses, lauk Is Quilts
Sinks, Blu eaus, LIGHT Stands IL cke.., Tote, set,
Lounges Coal an VOID stoves, 'wo TX eu,ion Ia
b!esl uing Oh RS, Crocke,N Gin-s nd SlVvr Il a
ell Ware, large IL orado Cook stove toz or " III
,le entire khchen Furuit re. There e about { T..
ten rooms furnished In the hOusi TIE II 1T OF the
Fur ituIe has been put IL neH wltLiat1Oyeais.anl
is in COOL r,ler
Al<o; at 81, one P auO, round corner, and ino
to ed ms rumeut.
de- 12dtd T.. o. BAILEY Auct
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X ANS As.
ESCAPE OF PRISONERS.

KANSAS, Dec. l3.-Five prisoners escaped
from the county Jail at Independence at an
early hour this MOI ming by saving a hole
through the roof. Two OF the prisoners We're
indicted for murder.
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MOI HOE.

MEETING ot the slort hol 'ers of the r l,
A O. pIyw Ii nc@ e. Monaay Ssa nS iis &C.
te .r he ,a,ao,. NJ &, At 5tsiimS o%r@ay
viii iS . o. MAJ IS s amour o3
BSodsr Of the Ia A:Up MCCLELLAN, Clssh-
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Dec ~, 1875
MADAM ARMAND.

ATE OF New York, wishes TO inform The ladies'
4 OF Por / nd thai she h = just cnened Ter New
Est blish en-, at 100 ~ idd' st,cet- OPPOSITE
THE FALMOUTH Bo Ell. where she Intends t. ca'-
~ on the Nerves and most
Fashionable Styles in Dress & Cloak Making,
and hop s. by kerpns the Laicst and m 81 shlon-
OH a Pat erps ALWAYS anil and s'r' at'tn ION 10
basin "a 10 BE- alb e suit her ustomers, anu io-
Give the bal rcuaye OF the Ladies OF iortand'
- Apprentice wanted.
n n
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Fashionable Styles in Dress & Cloak N
ladies.

TALL at No. 49, Cent'r Street, and hrd Is
' FINr,' CLIO HING, tH LDREN APRON
" attended, no hy MRS. V. +. MlXOk.
nnv ll2NY
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Good News

ITO obtain room Tor larre lot CT 70 itay Goo "a.
there will he an auction every evening unit the
10th OF l'ec,, at the store 60 Exchange st
~ All are invited tC-bid no2iil iciO
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