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0IX Journeymen Bakers for loaf bread, wanted
~ immedi tely, men CT good habits, 10 whom
steady employment and liberal wages given on their
arrival here. MOIR Il co, 80
City Steam Flour Mills and Bakeries
--r....4.8 116 Argyle Street, HALIFAX, N. S.
eB-For further particulars apply to
4 GEO. H. STARR,
:. No. 80 Exchange St., Portland.
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MORE SNow.-We- had Slight furry of
snow Saturday afternoon, but it did not amount
to much. We notice, by telegraph, that gen
eral snow storm prevailed all over Wisconsin
and Minnesota on Saturday, with a strong
northeast wind. - g
Sunday forenoon there was another rather
severe squall of snow, lasting about an hour. -
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CHENERY thinks he can give better bargains
in the music line than any other establishment
in the city, and we should judge from his ad-
vertisement in another column, where his pri-
ces are marked down, that persons wishing
any kind of music or musical instruments
would do we'll to give him call.
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. S. p. Spear, Secretary of
War Fenian brotherhood, is in town. He is
inspecting the different posts of the 1. R. Army
in this State, and is accompanied by two dis
tinguished officers, late of the United States
army. This looks suspicious. '-'
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In ancient history we read of rich and fra
grant wood and spices wherewith temple once
was lined. To-day we find our temples lined
with the delicious perfume of Woodworth's
Flor del Espiritu Sahto, the most captivating
and delicious odor ever distilled. For sale by
all druggists. April 6. eod1w
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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. q mar16eod3n {
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The Rockland Patriot says the store occu-
pied by s. w. Masters in Thomaston narrow.
ly escaped being set on fire by the breaking Of
a lighted kerosene lamp near a barrel of that
LIQUID on Wednesday evening ld pms. Etr
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REPUBLICAN CLUB.-At the meeting holden
on Saturday evening, April 4th, at Republican
Headquarters, for the purpose of organizing
a Republican Club, the following gentlemen
were appointed as a committee to nominate
officers, select name, and call mass meet
ing at an early date to ratify their proceed
ings- k1E NSg
Ward III. FL. Burgess, Rensselaer, Greedy,
E. III. Hanson.
Ward 2-Geo. w. Parker, James NJ Black,
j. f. Land.
Ward BE. b. Dow, E. A. Sawyer, Geo. H.
Abbott. ' ssfafl = ~
Ward 4-W. B. Smith, sW g. Twombly, Fl.
NJ Meek,
Ward 5-Wm Gray, Edward Moore, Henry
S. Trckcy. -. =
Ward Ct. A. Roberts, Charles e. Jose, j.
D. Fessenden. va ''5JH17T7- - =
Ward 7--Wm. A. Winship, Enoch KNIGHT.
VIM. H. Green.
The committee are requested to meet at Re-
publican Headquarters on Monday evening.
April g. at IL o'clock.
Per order. H. M. MEEK. Secretarv
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Promenade CoNoERT.-The seventh grand
promenade concert of the Portland Mechanic
Blues will come off on Wednesday evening at
City Hall. The popularity this course of con-
certs has gained has not been exceeded by any
ever before got up in this city. They have
been carried out to the full satisfaction of ev-
cry one who has attended them. te,Eg ,,,e,y
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till next week.
The STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-A meet
ing of some of our leading citizens was held at
the Mayors office last Friday afternoon for the
purpose of adopting some measures to have
the proposed State Agricultural Fair, to be
held next September, in this city. The Mayor
presided. A committee, consisting of Messrs.
g. w. Woodman, S. B. Krogman, WIN. Har-
ris, s. I. Raymond, and w. w. Davis was ap-
pointed to consider and report what money
would be required for the purpose, and report
at an adjourned meeting to be held Saturday
afternoon. t4 Z G E f
The Trustees of the State Agricultural Sc
ciety had made certain requests of Portland
and other places that had been named for the
place of the Fair-that a hall, police force, fair
grounds, stalls, fences, &C., should be furnish
ed free Of cost to the Association. The COM
mittee above named went to work immediate
ly, and made their calculations as to the prob
able expense of the whole, and were ready to
report at the meeting on Saturday. X
Saturday afternoon the adjourned meeting
was held, j. B. Carroll, Esq, presiding. The
committee reported that the enlargement of
the grounds, fixtures, &c., would require about
$500, which must be raised by subscription
among our citizens unless the city should take
it upon itself to assume the whole or a portion
of the expense. ia
We learn that petition signed by citizens
ct both political parties will be presented to
the City Council this evening praying the city
to assume the expense of having the State
Fair held here. This, we think, is right move
ment 1t is an appropriation which will COM
mend itself to every one who has the interest
of the city at heart. The money appropriated
will be returned four fold to our citizens from
the crowds that will be attracted here by the
Fair, and who will make purchases of every
description in this market. We hope by all
means the City Council will assume the ex-
pense, and that they will act forthwith upon
the matter. A decision of the question, wheth-
er Portland wants the Fair held here must be
had by Wednesday, and there is no time to be
lost. The members of che City Council will
be sustained by their constituents in appropri-
ating the sum of $25oO for the purpose 1ly
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nNE half and one third gold, equal for wear and
" styles to solld gold cases at a Corresponding re-
ducion in cost adapted to and easily fitted with
movements of either OF the American Watch Corn
ranies, and make most beautiful and durable
Watch.
Inquire for them of your watch maker The trade
supplied by most of the principal wholesale dealers
III New YORK and Boston, or by the manufacturers
.: "A. BROWN & CO., No. IL Maiden Lane,
narz+dlm New York
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING. 9.
SATURDAY. Frank Leach, for wilfully and ma
lciously setting fire to the Spring school house.
Plea not guilty. Respondent waived an examina-
tiou and furnished sureties in the of 5000 for
his appearance at the next term Of the Supreme Ju
dicial Court. .-.--...---. .ss--. -..sssl zs. e
Three cases of search and seizure were continued
till next week.
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IMPORTS.

.ClENFUEGOS. Brig Nazarene- 2S2 hhds SO ties
molasses. to Il Churchill & Co.
CAlbARIEN. Brig Farless-i00 hhds Al ties su-
gar, to order.
SIERRA M0RENA Barque L Stocker 100
hhds 90 ties 4 bbls moiasses, to Geo Hunt = flla
HALIFAX, Ms Steamer CaTlotta 80 carcasses
deer, moose, to john Porteous; and goods Tor Bos-
ton and New York.
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Marriage and CeIihacv.

The only reliable remedy for those brown discolor-
atoms on the lace is Perry's Moth dnd Freckle Lo-
tion.' Prepared only by DR.. B. G. Perry, 49 Bond
ST., New York. Sold everywhere. mar21d& w6msN
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Brig Tubal Cain, OF Yarmouth, at Boston from
Cardenas, has been u days North Of Hatteras, with
heavy gales, stove bulwarks. split sails, &C.
Ship White swallow, at New York from Manila
reports, lat ID 5, Ion 50 f, had hurricane from Sc
and lost an entire suit OF sails, which were blown
North of HatteIas with gales from NV 10 Me-.
4 Maryport, March 19-An ensign was picked I'D
near here 18th ult, marked !" Henly;" Also head
staye to a small cask marked "Snip j FL Ryerson."
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RoUsE's POINT BRIDGE.-The new Railroad
Draw Bridge at Rouse's Point is completed
and the trains crossed last week for the first
time. The work is perfect success. The
scow boat which has been so long in use at
that point, for crossing, can now be dispensed
With -H- .a.--.. .-.s ..' ..
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FOREIGN PORTS


White Baltimore h''inn'oh'
al ar Deal 2Oth. barque Eureka, Chandler. from
Dunklrk for Bristol "p'e'' 0'Ap'es' HUN
ar az Glasgow 18th, Virginia, Richardson, from
SD i'm Belfast Ire, 18th ult, baroue Chanticeer
Moore. New York.
T "A. Snanghae Feb q, ship Western Chief Hill, for
London, log. '
u Sid i'm Trieste 10th ult, barque Harvest Moon.
Bartlett Bordeaux
u SID I'm Leghorn 18th ult, brig Helen Phinney,
.. Ar at Havre 18th ult brig Daphne, Young, New
Baltimore,
Sid FIN callao Feb Of, ship Forest King, Jones,
Chinchas.
Ar at Kingston, ia, 18th ult sch A DeHart,
Lowe. New York.
Ar at Clenfuegos 2Ith ult, brig Hancock, Gibbs,
Port Spain ~
Ar at Matanzas 25th uIt, barque Marathon, Drisko,
Boston.
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DIED.

late Joseph Adams, ESQ., aged so wears, 80 = =
In Topsham. April 8, Ruth F.. wife Of Robert p
Whitney, aged AZ years. y ~ "
Funeral this Monday afternoon, at o'clock. from
her late residence. ' '
In Brunswick. April |, Mrs. Sarah F.. wife of
Theodore Stetson, aged 80 years months
In Lisbon, March 20, Alnra Louise Clark. AGED a.
years months. NeAat.I'..L - go
In Richmond, March 81, Mr.. VIM. Hersey aged
81 years. rs a..s... = n. In II. --'' ~eS'
, In LivermOre Falls, March 81, Mrs. julia wife of
ROSWELL Q. Boothby, aged 70 years. 81 ..e''. -
90 III San Francisco, Feb. g. MIR. John Dunning aged
90 yeArs,-formerly OF Brunswick. = :
RoofG? Inc funeral services of the late Miss Mary
81 oIn VIII take place this (Monday) altertoon at
Raiati az ner late residence on Chestnut sire
..e.a.-res anu friends are invited to attend
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ASSESSORS NOTICE
Geo. Nv. Ladd's p attend Watch Coco

nE-Blank schedules will be furnished at the room
OF the Assessors
Portland March 20, 1868. mar 24-dtd
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

BOSTON, Nsass.
The very in portant and extensive Improvements
which have recently been made in this popular no.
TEL the largest in New England enables the proprl-
etors to offer 10 Tourists Families, and the Travel
ing Public, accommodations and convcnences supe
rior to any other Hotel in the city, During the past
summer additions have been made of numerous
suites of apartments, with bathing oms, water
closets, &c. attached one otTutts' magnificent pas
senger elevators the best ever construct ed conveys
guests to the upper story of the in minute
the entries have been newly and richly earpeted
and the entire house thoroughly replenished and
refUrnishfd making it, in ALI is appointments equal
to any hotel n the country. -l-.f, = 4
Telegraph ONCE, Billiard Halls and Cafe on the
.F LEWIS RICE & SON, Proprietors
Feb. l. 1868. fb4-eod3m sN
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and vicinity
New Advertisements this Day.
OVERWHELMINGLY ooLUstN.

KNrHRTAINMENr COLUMN. .
Grand Concert, Post No. 2, G. A. R.
Easter Monday Ball, /. A. r. A.
City Hall-Cofton g. Sharpley's Ministries.
s---s-e.--- AUCTION COLUMN.
Building Lots-E. M. Patten & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Dry Goods Eastman Bros.
Montreal Ocean Steamship Company.
Watches, &c.-L. Dresser & Co.
Rent Wanted 44
UNFINISHED Room Wanted.
Farm for Sale-J. G. Proctor.
Chamber to Let
Bakers Wanted-Moir g. Co.
Notice-John Sparrow. -7-
House to LIST G. r. Davis & Co.
Small House TO Let.
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Wanted {!

A SMALL unfurnished room near the Post once.
"A Address with price and location,
apr6d3t -s-- A.. Il. +, Box42.
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EAGLE SHOT. -Ex-Mayor Stevens son shot
an eagle Saturday, March 18th, that measured
seven feet across his wings. NAB -5sr { ifi.-f
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DENT wanted, consisting of six or seven rooms
LII convenient for small family without children.
Address II. c. Post Office, Portland.
April 0, 1868. d1ws l'iH a Ialt
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a hELIc'-The Star says that curious old,
KNIFE was found by some workmen on Satur-
day in the excavation on Congress street. Its
two blades were loosened from the handle bv
the action of the rust, and-~the handle Itself
was we'll nigh destroyed. The only work dis
unsuishable upon the large blade was a crown
OF unique shape, whose nationality could not
be determined The, length OF the blade is
nearly seven inches, and its like we venture,
was never seen by the oldest inhabitaat of This
region. ~ I.tEar-
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Furnished House on High Street

49, 2t story house containing nine rooms, all fur
%::i nished; one OF the best fruit gardens in the
!nl.lclty, connected with the premises; Apples,
Barsett Years, Grapes Currants and Goosberries in
abundance. Win be let for one year for s675. APP
Ply GEO. r. DAVIS & CO.,
Z s- Dealers in Real Estate.
Argus copy. r Apl C-diw
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March "a, lat SO, lon 74t, brig Myronus from New
York tor cuba. - ~ r-h 10
Feb Is, lat q, Ion 20, ship Empire Queen, from
Pensacola for Queenstown.
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DEPARTURE or OCEAN STEAMERS
MARI N EN- EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Saturday, April 4.

aHN.t Saturday, April f..
.AlL1 AARRIVED. S'INTIT II
Steamer Carlotta Magune. Halifax, Ms.
Brig Gypsey Queen, (of Portland) Prince, Matan-
zas 18th ult
Brig Nazarene (Brl Murphy, Cienfuegos via New
London.
Brig Fearless, (Brl Saunders Caibarien via Tar
paulin Cove. a..
Brig Mary Stewart, Dennison, Boston, to load Tor
Cuba. ~ ''''N ~
Sch Gen Grant, Reed, Alexandria.
Sch Allen Lewis, Bennett Baltimore.
Sch Lucy Ames Flanders, Eiizabethport. aFHl
Sch Justina Gregory, Rondout.
Sch Bramhall, Hamilton New York.
Sch iona May, Neal Boston, to load for Sagua.
Sch Eva May, Richards. Boston, to load tor Cuba.
Sch Gen Scot t, Leach, Boston.
Sch Frank Barker, Snow, Boston. 'aio
Sch d X Arey Ryan, Boston, ~ 'at
Sch Raven. Gray. Boston.
Sch Secures, Cobb, Boston.
Sch HaIaT War;a prsoaa ~, ,, =, elinees' 81 -fII.d
Sh Csii d 20, III - Vaiuen. - -,
Sch FranI Mari R.rponr 0IaT 10 ~ SeM roaA.
Monroe an --"i'"' t'oui' oA'alu ior fortreSs
Sh Cnrppa,;, H Ss, ,,sI ,oi po s x,,
Schr rc,;n uaaIaY1 omd Mss ~. New aoLA'
Ton pocl.Ianj ,nr Noyyv Wsrr aeliu'o''S' nennS-
Sab Laura a. Marion. Keen and undson Fost
Sch aIno ~, oT HasRe Roo.lord Gov pos.o
Sens Trader Lcrd. and Osceala Siray Rnc.a,,a
49,, Hst Asiu' '''' 0Soeoia' 0ray' hockahd
'or rd IoS Snsan cortor E.,os r,o.., g.
n,.,- CLEARED.
& Co.
Brig J B Brown, Balm. Matanzas-Geo S Hunt.
Browns q Manson. tG 5h3'EA9AA JN
sen Clement, Bea, Jonesport.
SAILED 3D. Bsrque orchilla; brigs Castillian.
Talla Rnokh MarieI VIM Penn Oity Point Thoa n
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ONE OF THE HANLoNs JNsANE.-We regret
to learn by Harrisburg (Pa.3 dispatch that
one of the Hanlon brothers whose pleasant en-
tertainment proved so attractive here last win
ter has become dangerous maniac. He was
arrested Friday morning for drunkenness, but
was found to be insane and discharged. Short
ly afterwards he was again arrested for at
tempting to murder three boys who were ac-
companying him, and was placed in the
county prison, where in the afternoon he at
tempted to commit suicide Six men were re-
quired to secure him. l531 +iJf 20 sia9hca 81
Mr.. DICKENS is reading "Mrs. Camp" in
Boston, with a comic effect unequalled by any
other selection except possibly "Bob Sawyer's
Party" The character is there in perfection,
but the story it appears is shockingly "cut."-
The Advertiser says "Mr. Dickens has shut
the story up as if itwere a spy-glass, SO that
it is quite impossible to see through it," The
last reading in Boston is advertised for
Wednesday evening. o-t ....rr .,....,-Y
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MUSIC TEAcHING.-We are pleased to learn
that our former fellow citizen and professor of
music, Mr.. NJ. G. Milliken, is meeting with
popular favor and success at Augusta. He
has been in that city nearly two years, and by
ss-E.zE g
plishments has advanced to the first rank
among organists and teachers of music. He
is organist at the Universalist Church in Au-
gusta and recently upon the occasion of the
public trial of splendid organ, built by Mr.
George Stveens of East Cambridge, Mass,
gave an organ and vocal concert which elected
praise from all who heard it. Among the
pieces performed was chorus, "Lord God AL
mighty" of his own composition, which was
finely rendered, and which, with his skill and
power in bringing out the beautiful tones of
the instrument over which he was presiding,
elected concentrations from the press of that
city. So pleased were the citizens with the
performances, that, as we understand, they
propose to give Prot. Milliken complimenta-
ry concert to come off about Fast day. We
trust and believe that it will be successful
affair; beneficial in pecuniary sense to our
talented former townsman, and honorable to
the citizens in encouraging musical talent
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Ittt07t O. Mcfarland.
Desire to call the attention to the fact that more than
tLee4 EA DO
OF their Safes gave AMPLE PROJECTIONS IN ~.
late fire. Parties desiringa A'S IN tne
2 .-eunF FIRST RATE SAFE. 49,
At MODERATE PRICE, will please call on
s.s.-t %. EMERY q WATERHOUSE,
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To Let.
To Let.

CHAMBER In building on Market Sheet opposite
~ the Post Office suitable for a Paint Shop or
many other purposes. Inquire No, IL Smith Street.
corner OF Cumberland. apr6 DIFF
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YOUTHFUL DEPRAvITY.-As Mr. Isaac EN-
cry was on his way from Canada, ON Saturday
last, where he is extensively engaged in lum-
bering operations, to this city, he placed a
satchel containing an amount of specie upon
the seat near him. When near Berwick juno
ton, he left his seat to converse with a friend,
losing sight for the time of the satchel, until
he noticed the seat was occupied by woman,
and boy about II years of age. When the
train stopped at North Berwick he looked for
the satchel, and fonnd that and the boy had
disappeared. He rushed for the door and saw
The boy making off with something rolled
up in a shawl which he soon found
was his satchel. The woman also left
the car at that place and said the boy was
her son, and entreated that he should be lib
Grated, which Mr. Emery, under the circum-
stances, consented to do as the cars were about
to start. The boy evidently discovered as he
came in contact with the satchel that it con-
tanned money, and was no doubt prompted by
the mother to wrap it up in shawl, and in
that way secrete it until the cars had passed on.
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PASSENGERS.

III lpe N3Fa oc95lan, Tor Liverpool Walter Mar
children, Mr. Whitehard and wife, Mr. THOMSON
Capt Leckie OF 18th Reg, j II Reed wife and danoh
ter. Capt Carstairs OF 18th Reg, MIR barley OF 10Th
Reg Leroy, Capt Forbes of7sth Reg, and ~ others
in the steeIage.
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OCEAN srEAMERs.-steamship Nova Sec

: OCEAN STEAMERS. steamship Nova SEQ
tian, Capt. Arid, sailed from this port for Liy-
erpool at O'Clock Saturday evening, taking
out IS cabin and q Storage passengers, and
full cargo.
Steamship Peruvian, Capt. Ballantine, will
sail for Liverpool from this port next Satur-
day. --,.., ......... .... .-...... ,.-t .--s
The HISTORIAN, Capt. Dutton, is the steamer
due at this port, this week, from Liverpool.
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Jackson's Catarrh Snuff

AND TROCME POWDER,
A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY IN
Catarrh, Headache, Hsad Breath. Hoarse-
ness, Asthma, Bronchitis, C0ughs,1 I.
Deafness, &c.,
And all disorders resulting from Colds in
ueaG, Tnr0aJ ana vocal organs.
This Remedy does not Dry Up,o a Catarrh but
sIssssS Ems it; trees the head OF all offensive
matter quickly removing Bad Breath and Headache;
aiiays and sOOtaes and burning heat in Ca
tarrh; is SO mild and agreeable in its effects
that 1t positively z '-i' t-sfN9 ~-A sof
CURES WTTHOU UT ISNEEZING!
As TrOche Powder, is pleasant to the TASTE
and never nauseates; when swallowed, instantly
gives to the Throat and vocal organs
D Delicious Sensation of Goodness and
Comfort. aetG5 b L
,5agIs the Best Voice Tonic in tho world .,ai n
Try 1t! safe, Reliable and only 35 cents.
/ Sold by Druggists, or mailed free, address
/ ts COOPER, WILSON s. CO.,
Proprietors, Philadelphia.
w. W. Whippe & Co, Portland, General Agents.
Wholesale Agts, Geo. 9. Goodwin 81 Co; Rust Bros
g Bird, Boston; ]. w. Perkins 81 Co, w. F. Phillips
s. Co, H. II. Hay, Portland.
/ Nov 14-SSeod&w6m ~.
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Turner's Tic DOuloureux. or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, is a safe,4 certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest cases are completely and permanently cured
in very short time. Neuralgia in the face or head
utterly banshed in a few hours. No form of nery-
Gus disease withstands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent physl-
CLANS 1t contains nothing injurious to the most del
icate system. Sold everywhere Sent on receipt OF
q and TWO postage stamps. TURNER s. CO., 12O
fremont Street Boston. Mass, proprietors. III
For sale by W. f. Phillips & Co., Portland, ME.
J July 49,. eod&w1ysn 7iifT hNp sTrH
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Or ITO sudbury street, Boston.

Or at 40 Sudbury Street, Boston. .-.
~ Secondhand Safes takenin exchange for sale.
Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam improvement at
achsd to Tilton 81 MeFarland's Safes, can order OF
Emery, Warehouse u Co. "a At.
Jan 15-sN1stw in each mo&adv remainder of time
g Bay We, and a,ii do you Good % DIR.
LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BITTERS in ev-
cry instance prove this motto true. They do good
to every who them for Jaundice, Headache,
Costiveness Liver Com plants, Humors, Impure or
Bad Blood General Debility and all Bilious Diseases.
...-,.f. 81 q GEO. G. GOODWIN q CO., I
mar1SdUySsn Boston, and all Druggists.
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A SMALL House, % Newbury st rooms in ex-
"A cellent repair; soft water. family without
children preferred Enquire on the promises.
April 6, diff ui ~ ..asl.1r71 u
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We learn from the Bangor Wing that son
of Mr.. John Bridges of Bucksport was in
stantly killed on Saturday, March 18th, at
Parker's "Marine Railway" by getting his
head caught between the levers by which the
gear is turned and one of the supports or
posts. His head was badly damned, and his
neck broken. He died instantly. e.. s,
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In Norway, Maine

In Norway, Maine. O.
A VALUABLE FARMtontaininr $50 acres; cuts
IA about 70 tons OF hay. House, wood-nouse, sta
BILE and barn 40 by &c. and out-buildings all in
pete order within three miles OF S. P. station
viii be sold favorable terms exchanged de-
sirable real estate in Portland.
For particulars enquire OF
~ ? JOHN c. PROCTOR, -
apr6ltf .t, 90 Exchange St.