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New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
LATEST GENERAL NEWS
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The first fleet Of grain vessels arrived at
Oswego yesterday.
THE Bangor and Piscataquis Railroad is
to be put under contract immediately
Gen. Schofeld has appointed Allen
Mcdaniel. Mayor Of Lynchburg. Va.
Tanks, cars and oil in barrels, valued at
s25 900, were burned in Oil City yesterday.
p. Saunsfeld's furniture factory, in Cincln-
natl, was burned yesterday Loss. $4,000
M. p. Ryan was, by acclamation, elected
Member for Montreal, West, yesterday morning
Messrs. Briggs Brothers Building, III
statest Rochester, was burned on Wednesday night
George F. Julian was renOminated for
Congress the IYth District Of Indiana yesterday
Walter G.. Cunningham, of the firm OF
Farrell, Herring Co.. in Philadelphia, died yesterday
49,. Mr. Beecher will preach the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Companys annual election sermon
Columbus Adams, mason, was Killed by
the falling OF scafold in Lowest Boston, yesterday.
Gen. Z. Whittlesey of Gen. A. Howard's
staff addressed the negroes in the Richmond African
Church, last night.
Mr.. George F. Carpenter Express Agent
Of Davenport Iowa, was robbed ana murdereu IN
Chicago Oh Wednesday night.
- Robert hoffman, convicted for procuring
an abortion was sentenced Montreal yesterday to ten
years Penitentary.
A locomotive exploded at the Villanueva
Depot i'm Cuba on Wednesday, and fourteen persons were
injured, some Of them seriously
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DIED..

UAtGUT-On wednesday April % William iAght aged 20 years
ami friends Of the family respectfully invited attend
the funeral Sunday MAJ 3 at oc9sk Va we 's'she oil LIS
brother Syvanus IIaght No. l4S Bsst Thirty ionths.
HALLsTED-In BROOKLYN "Wednesday Ar " John bhas5ed'o
Of h. John b. and Jane Haea Ihs son year OF MS age
"siy invited 10 attend funeral from his late residence No l
,i.ian.y. brooklyn T. saturday May 2 O'clock
KIssAMIn JERSEY City Wednesday April 90 Joseph Kam aged
30 years - ...u..su. t..,.a A.. A., a.. =,
late residence No 200 MontgomesL, Saturday morning
10 o'clock
INGRAHAM0n Tbarsday Apr ~ Suuey L. hgraham Jr In the
Of his age
Notice o. funeral hereafter ..t ...
IAKR-sudeuly Tuesday tue 28ih Inst, of conclusion Of
Robert NJ Lake, 10 the 27ihyeAr Of Ills age.
Tbs relatives friends Of the amiy and also the
Ioise r. and A. NJ respectfully invited hs funeral
f the residence Of bis parents No. 81 Morton Sunday May
Al o ~, without further notice.
AIas Ledge 3l6 aud MThe brethren Of this Lodge
hereby summoned attend special communication Of the Lodge
held Al their rooms 9B Broadway SUNDAY "a
n m purpose paving the last tribute Of respect late
worthy brother obt Lake. The brethren Of
ually Invited By order Of JOHN BOYD, Master.
GgO w. DuRIgA Secretary,
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a Constitution for the Iand, DrOau, GO eonl, II,
prehensiye and clearly defined for the government OF
the United Statesi Then adopt the Constitution OF the
Alpha Delta Phi II we wish corruption 10 csase, Uain
to the perpetual shores OF Alaska the lsdlOus epers
of all rival fraernities Did wish honor and virtue
10 flourish, then away with the sensual anu anu y, i IN
noble. ehiyaluc, honest, and Vrtuons Hemoeis VI '
Alpha Delta Phi. - So. ,,,,.,
crescent and the Of every true APDa
Delta. We be the Bagc hut she Is ths vi , ~ .,
Donald c. Mitchell esq was announced u" icsPoun
this toast, but "a telegram received from mn s
ting that OF hOarseness he was uuoo
TO attend. .,
SIR. Curtis called upon. Rising. the eehlIeinaIi \,
said the subject was an attractive 1t was 700 huc
for ST. Anthony he would try 10 have the courage W
withstand the temptation to make speech -,
The festivities continued until an cfI} p"uf ''
morning.
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AtnISy CATTLE MARKgT-ApRrL )
MARRIED.

clNppELI-SIARP-At Woodbridge n j. Wednesday afternoon
ln 20 bv the Rev Little Perth Ambog the Rev james
Campbell Of Lancaster County Penn TO Miss harI A. snap 0i
Woodbridge
Philsdelpha papers please copy.
cAMPBPLL-BgEBEE-At WaerowB N H. on "Wednesday Apnl
% bv the Rev Babcock Andrew Campbell oil NeN'lo 10
Anna W, daughter Of Myron Beebee Of Waterfowl
CRAG-EsTRLI-On Thursday April 23 Trinity Chapel by the
Rev Swope Wharton Wagstaf Craig OF he~-l0k To Mae
daughter Of the late Gen j. NJ Estel OF California
UoPPIyDBRKMAY- Wednesday April 90 by the Rev Msunse
Nan William Hoppiu r, Of Providence T.
L. 10 Katharine, daughter Of james W, Beekmau
MRRFpITH-wATSoN-O Wednesday April 80 at - Peters
nrcb Psrb Amboy ~ Alexander Jones D. D. VIII
lam Meredith Of NewYork to Mary r. daughter Of Joha H. "At
esq.
uCuPI -EISEMAN-On Wednesday the 29h by the Rey
IN, Adler Solomon Mchelhaher Of Hewlok City 10 a dAugh
Ter Of Joseph Eiseman OF Wheeling, West Virginia
Madison and Milwaukee (wisl papers please copy
PARKRRKETCHuM-On Tuesday April S BY the KEY Mh ~
ans d. D. Willard Parker IT, and Margaret her uAnsne' VI O'
ris Keehum, esq. OF this city -,
woOD-MARIs-on the 10Th umo at the residence OF ne se
Aihsr stephen Wood jr Of Nsw'i3rt 70 Sia"A"'' s '"
samuel W. Maris Of Darlington Nd No esrds
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AE&ICO.

TIE TOWN OF JARETOS BCRNED-A SILLY RE-
PORT on ROMERO.
HAVANA, April 30.-The mail steamer has ar
rived from Vera Cruz. She brings the following news
from Mexico: Two hundred families were rendered
hoseless By the burning Of the town OF JaretOn seven
lives were lost In the cOnaaton report was In CIR
culation IN Mexico that Minister Romero had bent agents
70 the United States deprccate the bonds or the MeN
can Republic aud that clique had been formed 20 buy
I'm these bonds at reduced rates.
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THE MEMPHIS RACES.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 3O.-The races to-day
were well attended large number OF ladies being pres
ent The track is still little heavy The first for
Association purse OF $780, mile heats, three in
won easily by Joe Johnston, beating Transit IN 4a 1884,
and 2O5 The second race for the Association purse Of
$3.50. mile heats, was won easily by Malcolm, beating
Jack Gamble, Magazine, and Sea Gull, distanclng the
latter in the last heat. Time, l:5l and l52.
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rhs star 50 near north BY east efhs moon at p
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


Augusta April 5O.-Coiton-Mdilngs. Bc
SayASNAH April JO-Cotton-Mitilngs, 3l.c
CHAhLEsroN April 9.--tot,OD--Middhng. Jl0Jllc
NEw.OKLxAss, April 1-COtton-Adilngs Jt dsc se"iork
sight Rrchange per premium. Cuba Molasses, i8d3oc
n. c.. April JO-Spnts TuTpenine Doc hosns-
Strained and 81 as No. 81 5oi Pale 80 Cotion-Mddng
2s3c Tar 81 63 -.
uvpALo April 3Sc In stores small lots at
A G91c. Oats, I6c. .,o..,, ,-.
No i5d 50 l6 No 2 - o. CornS5i dSbe for No New
slsa8t Ou 63ie 81 IS for No Barley ~ 80 Tor No z
ia store Mess s28d S2 So Lard 8c Sugar Cured Hams
7ic Dry sated Shoulders 2ic Live Hogs % 5@ ~ oZt beei
ToLroo April 9O-whsat-Amber Michigan, 50 IL Corn, 9o a
9Olc. oats-So. at ne .,. $500, =,
Red winter l3 so for White tli 80 for Double Extra "hsst-
Choice White Canada 81 No Milwaukee Club ~ co. Corn
I'll O5 for No Indiana Corn Meal % 20 y cwt Mfeed-Shos
S31. Shipsuis, SJ8 Mddliugs. SO ..,.o.-. nj, O.
IorfsyLLE April Tobacco-Leaf IS 256$26 IS Flour-Su-
perane S8 IS Wheat ~ 55dS2 s. Corn. in bulk sdos lot
Sheled aud Far Oats 7sdSOc Mess PORK ~ bSeon-sG9u
plain Hams lsic l9ic WHISKY ~ 2lG ~ 2 -
CiScIsSArf April 3o-Floar-FamilI. +ll - Whea-No
Winter s2 Co. Con-Shelei 95c Oats, 9dsle Rye 81 Cot
ton zoe for Mdding Mess Pork s2s rs Bulk Meats l9e for
Shouier. lie Tor Sides Bicon-Shouers le Clear Rib Sides
7ie Clear Sides, 8e Lani. Sc Hams Gae oo-a.,oo.
MnwluXEK April 3-FlourCiy Double EItms. $9Si6sO 20
0,c for New shelel Oats 62ic for No 2 .o-.,o,
Sr Louis April Cotton, 3Oc Flour Extras, S5d 70 y
Extra 80 1850 2 Triple Fancy S2a W 70 %,
Choice Red 750st 7S; Prime Choice Spring " OgsT ~.
Corn 85d89c. 7JG13c Barley o. ~ for Prime spring f1rA
Bulk shoulders he Rlb sides lge loose Baon-SeaT S a
Shoulders lJdlsc SugsrC dated Hams lS9~|'@ Au i"
lsc steam Kettle krg 2Oe WHISKY % |''
ALBANY CATTLE MARKBT-APRm 90
Total receipts this week $500 head aud the stock genea,
IN GOOD condition the however has been light and the market
% AMI the decline from week Of ahont lc H. live weight
sales 6td7e for supsrori ifGsc nor common 70 m
and idgc good to extra Wool sheep range ron 10 y anu
M request lot l0l for good TO extra Illinois, And sc or
llght Mlchiean per ID. Receipts 100.
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THE WEATHER.

NEw.YoRK. Hour Their Bar WIND Honr TIER Bar. bNa'
29W w. 3 61' S9@
" go 2aB5 \ W. 65o @1s W.
65o 29R ". 6' @D y W.
REaAUKs-orR ng-Rainy overcast; overcast from 10 liz very
cloudy and overcast Aernoon-yery condy slightly cloudy
EeueSshty cloudy little cloudy; II n:i5yeD cloudy lightning
m the north Position Of the satellites OF the planet
satellite this planet subject slight variations
In light, therefore il deus to see AZ one time tnan a.
supposed miles in diameter This satellite
% ecipse the planet the when the Is
seen rgew; epse Ike the ring n would
M o the tyro the brighter satellites of this planet at
e thus, Tor a Of the ninth aud sometimes OF the eighth
YorEThe star north BY east of the moon
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Spttial 1uiitts.
I,uptnred Persons Notified.
DR.. }. A. SHERMAN,
Artistic SlrNon,

Artistic SIrgson,
Rasnecr uoices his patients uumber o Afflicted
sons o have called Office during h alner receive
% IA G b epsiepe that he has from his VISIT
TO Havana and M prepared receive them al bis oee No ''
Broadway. ,,,. .--- 49,. -.
m Sbermans the only established secure and eonef
able Medical Crcr for Hernia Rupture rs yaIea Sls la'
"a ~. c.i.
established several since for the eatment by hs mrth0d
most terrible OF ali human Affections where from tie good csu OF MS
attention the afflicted themselves 70 the care
Of his pupils await his periodical visits ~ ----, -
Descriptive with Photographic hkenees Of eses eure a''
other particulars mailed receipt Of two postage stamps
W ,Yk A,rs
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
ST EPISCOPAL CHURCH CONFERENCE.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH CONFERENCE
CHICAGO, April 3O-The fifteenth General
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church com
mences i'm this city tomorrow, and will continue in ses
sion four Nine Bishops 235 delegates proper and
many visiting delegates from England, Ireland, France
and Canada, expected All the states and hupcr
OF Territories 10 be represented.
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THE SOUTHERN ELECTIONS.
GEORGIA.
DIN OWN ADXICIS.

ATLANTA, April 30-The Official returns from
1i6 counties put Bullock SO ahead The reports
10 oinght indcate n rJusng Republican majority IN thc
state and that the state Senate and House VIII nave
Republican majority.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Auousr1 Auril 3O-One hundred and nine counties
give Bullock 1859 majority. The Republicans also claim
the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

-. Messrs. f. Waters g. Sons paper box
manufactory I'm Troy. took fire "Wednesday night.
from the ignition Of gas from IndaTubber cement Miss
Duffy, David Blakely and Cornelius Lansing, az eLl,
ployes OF the firm were burned and suif0cated during
the fire. Mr. Bakely however being the only one la'ay
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
JfMAICA.
INCREASE OF REYENUE.

INCREASE OF REVENUE.
HAVANA, April 3O.-Advices from Jamaica
state that the revenue OF that island has increased &O
within tbe last ouarer Treasurer Robinson had sailed
for England He suspected OF having committed heaVy
frauds on the Exchequer.
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Important 10 Railway Travellers.
THB
OFFICIAL ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE,
pom TBK
United sTATRS AND THB CASADAs.
Will be ready THIS DAY at 10 a. M
Contents OF the May Number Of

Knoxs Celebrated Jucunds or 10 Su'rSer s sps ~
Pittsburgh and warranted true 70 hsms U 90
btou sale ALI NURSERIES IN Ons; ~" ~ ~,
noor representative Mr. BARI can secs
at No. q Park. place, corner Of Church
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ard trains are now running highest point Of the Rocky MOuo
that will be travred b, Te Company will have much isge
force employed year than before aud expected that be
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-06
NEill for Sale.

The Mill and Machinery are all in good working
order. r. 4
The property is d miles from the Pettcodiac Sta
ton OF the E. g. N. A. Railway, in direct COM
munication with the Harbor Of st John at the one
end, and Moncton ON the other.
The Stream is large with a never failing supply OF
water, clean Rocky bottom entirely free from mud
or impurities OF any kind. and the Manufactured
Lumber is capable of being RATED and driven to
within 800 yards of the Railway, at which siding
could easily be put in at very little expense, and it is
nearly level with the railway
Along with the Mill there 500 acres OF land, %
OF which are in good state of cultivation and
cut about 10 tons of hay, and goot comfortable
dwelling house capable OF accommodating about 80
men, with several Workmens Houses, Barns, Sheds,
Blacksmith Shop, &c. all ill good condition. ~
There are60C0 acres of Green Forest Land which
viii he soldwith the property, if desired. There is
also large extent of Crown Lands for nearly 30
miles above the Mills, which has been opera
ted upon, TO which extent Lumber can be driven.
There is sufficient quantity of pine and spruce
Timber convenient to the River to furnish stock for
Manufacturing purposes, for the next 25 years. In
tending purchasers can treat for one halt or the
whole f.r -tf srFLg !t13zN
For further particulars apply to the subscriber al
Petitcodiac Station, or to ST. John.
ID. j. Mel "A UGIILlN, JR.,
dc31-w6w HUGH DAVIDSON.
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Eor Me Month Of Eearnaru.

From the above record it will be seen that
twice during the three months the mercury
stood above the freezing point in the morning,
and only ten times at noon. Also, il have
ma lie a no mistake, the average morning tenn
perature for December was IL degrees above
zero; for January, 8; and for February s.; or
an average of 8 $40 for the three months. The
average noon temper azure was 21 7-1O degrees.
1t must be borne in mind that the thermo-
meter giving this result was not hung in the
most exposed position. Who will tell us now
this compares with other winters?
BARLOW.
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REAL ESTATE.
Only go ECO

- One of the best bargains in the city, A three
Ri;;I story BRICK residence on Lincoln street. in
eood nei ghborhood, conjaing nine rooms; gas
wafer, &C; all in good repair. Lot 20 feet deep,
win privilege OF passage way aero the rear. VIII
DC sold at the above low figure, as the is to
leave the city Immediately.
Apply to GEO. R. DAVIS 81 CO,
Dealers in Real Estate, No. Morton Block.
-Argus copy. fe26dlw
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Farm for Sale.

FINHE subscribers offer for sale their place, well
L known as the Whitehouse Farm, Situated in
the town of Cumberland. on the county road lead
ing from Gray to Portland. Said farm contains
about 10 acres and is of the best hay farms in
the county. Ten miles from Portland and two and
a halt from the Portland and Kennebee Depot
Buildings lair; house. two stories; barn, 41 by 81
feet in good repair. This farm will be sold vii or
without the stock and farming tools at rare bar
gain little perfct. Fer further particulars inquire
Of W. 7. 81 L. L. HALL at the farm, or g GALL
Esq, Gray Corner. eb22dtf
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LEWISTON, March 8, 1868.
10 The Editor Of the Press:
The almanac reports the arrival of Spring,
with but it has come the toughest snow storm
Ofthe year.
herewith send you the weather record, as
Kept at the Elm House, Auburn, tor Decem-
bel, january and February. The thermometer
hung in place partially protected from the
winds, and did not range so low by four OF
five degrees, as another on the opposite side of
the street with an open north exposure. But
there is no full record of the last.
The figures preceded with dash signify so
many degrees below zero.
For the Month Of December.
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Twenty-TNO Acre Farm for sale

= : Or exchange Tor city property.-
"A %NM-N Has good one and a half story
Hs MN Sasss-zs2 dwelling house, with L. barn with
&SS IsstHsI,S cellar, plenty OF water, cuts from
minutes walk t. school and meeting. This place is
in South Gorh m, eight miles from Portland Over
$500 worth OF green corn has been sold from this
farm in season. Also lot of land on Vine ST.,
i7x46 with a cellar.
Apply 10 w. III. JERRIS,
teb2Sdtf Real Estate Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
No. .. 43 4
| Eu --IHH
SiMILIA asIAILlBUs ..OURANTUR.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies,

II HAVEPRoVED, from The most ample expert
clent and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly ad pied TO popular use-so simple that
mlstakes cannot be made in using them; so harmless
as 10 D. iree from DANGER anil efficient to be al
ways reliable. They have raise the highest COM
inendaon from all, and will always render satisac-
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Cottage House for Sale.

WITHIN five minntes' walk of the Post Office, a
w story and half house, nearly new, contain
ing six finished rooms i'll compile order, and yery
conveniently arranged. An inexIaustible supp Of
coed water The cfIar containing one of the largest
filtered eisferns in the cit The House was thor
shly painted last season. Centrally situated in
good neighborhoed, and will be sold cheap and on
accomm odating terms. Apply to
. ...Ef WILLIAM II. JERRIS,
feb25dH Real Estate Agent,
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For Sale.

uOUSE and Lot No G5 Park Street. Fouse in
L good order, furnished with Cas- Bath Room and
plents Of soft and hard wafer.
Ass Lot of Land on India ST. 120s100.
Apply to 81 Il. o. CONANT, i-
felTdtf Nc 1j3 Commercial ST.
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Terms $500 per anmun., 5,s advance.

the present one. paid itself out OF tariffs id-
iusted mainly to the ordinary wants OF the
government and the profitable development
of industry and commerce. G. L.
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Foreclosure of mortgage.
TO IRON WORKERS, eli ais.

u LAND or sFssAGE coal. This Coal is
direct from The mine and delivered on board vessel
without landing on wharf at Georgetown, conse-
ouently it is clean and fresh mined.
AT WHARF SUGAR LOAF egg and
GREEN WOOD stove sizes-lehigh.
Also, cargo E1GssEsERRY C0AE, stove
size-tree burning.
Also, cargo JOHNS, stove and egg sizes.
mR9AEEGH, egg and broken
sizes-lehigh.
Iz5 The above namedSCoals need no praise.
HAHskf III. BAKER,
Oec 9-ls dit ERics.arasCu'a w harf.
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In Casco. a good farm contain
"A gGSN ~ ing about 80 acres OF good early
@EaaSs-zszRB land, one third fenced by 5rhemps n
s ss4l l.ls1I Pond, about 250 rods OF stone wall,
=-- divided into tillage, pasturaee and
wood land; is situated on good. Travelled road
leading to Mechanics Falls one milo and half from
Casco Village, halt mile from school house, IN
a good Reighbofhood. The land is early, good and
easy to cultivate, and will cut about twelve tons of
hay. On said farm there is a new barn, built in
1866, coed wood house. and small, convenient
house, pleasantly situated good well of water on
the place. Will be sold at bargain il applied for
soon. Inquire of =. - 4 l.. z, HOOPER, .Ia
At No, "A Brown Street, or address Box 9S7 p. O.,
Portland. febl2d1m* y
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IT u R TT IL O. -R E
-Ar- l-a5 .-- aasa
+. Reduced Prices :
TIBBETTS Dc TENNEY,

Cor. of Congress s. Washington Streets,
Having large stock of Furniture, embracing every
article in the line are offering it at great reduction
from former prices Ge
Nearly every article is custom made, and warrant
ed to be good as can be found in the market.
Setees furnished for Hall and Vestries at snort
faithfully and promptly done. Call and examine
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. - I'D
Mar 2-dtf .Ft
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House Lots,
Farm for Sale.

rIsWO on Congress near State Street. and eight
4 lots on Emery, Lewis and Thomas streets, lor
sale by w. Ii. STEPHENSON,
Feb 10, 1SGS.-tf AT 2d National Bank.
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RATES OF ADyERTIsING.-One inch of space, in
length OF column constitutes square
Sf5O per square daily first week. 75 cents per
week afier three insertions, less, $1O0; coninu-
ing every other day after first week, 80 cents.
Hafsquare, three Insertions or less, 40 cents: one
week. $100; so cents per week alter. --s==
Under head of of'tAMUsEMENTs," !" $500 per square
per week three insertions or less, $780,
SPECIAL NOTICES, S1.25 per square Tor the first
insertion, and 20 cents per square tor each subse-
Quent insertion. ..rr
Advertisements inserted in the FsMAINE STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation in every part
OF the State for SLIGO per square to- first insertion
and 30 cents per square for each subsequent insef
ton.
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nj 0EECE. | will sell on favorable terms as to
~ payment, or let for term of years, the lots on
the corner OF Middle and Franklin streets. and on
franklin street. including the OF Franklin and
Fore streets. Apply to WNI. H1LLIARD, Bangor
or SefTfH & REED AttorneYs. Portland. iv12U
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~ :, ~, ,7- I8 Cts.
:. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic, Is
:. Crying Collie or Tcething OF infants, IS
DiarshGa Of children or adult, 25
:. !. nyseniery, GriEing, hilo4s Collie, %
Coughs, Gods, Bronchitis, rs
Neuralgia, Tobthaehe, Faeeache 2b
- kkeasisiches, ,Sies-H Hea1aeile, Vertigo, ,25
" ~ ssy-Pe psIa, Bilious Stomach, 25
:. II r. suppressed or painful Periods, 25
~ " whites, too prof'ise Periods, 25
10 rouP, Cough. difficult Breath ng. Of.
sail X iaeusil ,Erysipeas EruptioBs, rs
~ iS " Hheumnfisssas Rheumatic Pains, 25
- ~ " :. Fever q Agne, Chill Fever, Ague, so.
IS al ons:s.,Y E1a OF ar5 5lseang; sera y %
~ - s'ntarFh, acute or cronic, influenza 30
~ WhOoping Cough, violent Coughs SO
Y I" Asthma, Oppressed Breathing, SO
~ Ear Discharges, Impaired HeaTing,50
" ~ ' Scr sfuln, ,enlargedt,lantis, ,s,wellings, so
:. - !, General Debility, ,Physi alw eakness, o
:. 2 DrOPsy, and seanty Seeretions so
y . SeasicIxzess. sickness from riding, so
" E HAidMcy- Id Isease. Gravel Vf so
CPS Nervous Debility, seminal
yF w.. Esmlssaons Involuntary Dis
20 :. Sore NJ outh, Canker, on 50
., :. nrinnay We:isnes., wettng bed, 90
II " Falnfni Periods, with Spasnis, so
81 gatherings at Change Of Life. ~ 1 90
:. 8; Egli%Psy, spas,ns, St. Yitus' nance 90
"a Dipatheria, ,ulcerated Sore Throai. 60
I H4a FAMILY GASES aa hH
OF IS large viais, morocco ease. Aa1A
containing a specific for every aa-
0rdinary disease a family is sab
a Iect 10, and a book of directions, $1,000
Smaller Family and Travelling cases, .ttl-tH-
s,sda viii 20 to 2s walls ...sfrom IS to ss
for Curing and for Preventive treat tlaf .
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