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EAHMBALL
Patent Jump-Seat Carriages.

A LOW us 10 call your attention to the KIMpA-1
"a JUMP-oEAr 1 AREl Gas u-ed for tNJ or
Jour persons. We I've male a ~ eat numbc, OF
nom S3o 70 Al pun -, pab.e CT carrying iTur
grown Pc son and we believe they are ui,ve sally
liked Tier than CaIliage ever before offered 10
tie p iblic.
Ia addition to those heretofore bu 1t, which We
have grea ly improved we have ia, en- cd and {.
81 and re no making Ell mel. NEW STYLg
JUMP SEAT, wi Buggy Top 10 FIJI back OF take e.
maxim different way the same Carnage n 20
used each r,cct IN it ell AMI manuiactur.d by no
other concern III the UnIILd States.
Finding II impossible to sUfp'y the demand for
theSs desrlbl- am rOpul az Carriage IN ii I'd ia
tory, we nave huilt large ami rOmuO lou. ia,to.y,
eornef Prebe anu C.mue Ian sire S, Poril nd,
tor the manu- actuie # tlese ia.ts &c univ w.
AM, We are nov prepared to FIJI ali Orders al shoir
notice anu rea enable Terms.
We have let efs lrom nearly One HundreG persons
owning and using 4LeSe carriages, all stating that
they surpa>s anything ever before invenGcd for
anil! car age. ami recommending q tu purC has ,
thea In relfren e to any other Kind GUS If the
carriages, price lis NC., stnt by mail anplica-
tioh 10 the subscr ber>.
All persons are hereby eaut oned -aiLst max NJ
or seIhng The Kin ball PItent Jump Sea-, as vur III.
Ventions and pIients Co. CT every possible gveneut
OF both seats.
G. p. KIWB1LL Co,
PORTLAND, ME.
W. stu c1ntiIue the manufl lure OF ali Other
kinds OF carriages at my OLD factory PRE- StieSs
Portl nd, re CHA'S f. kLuBAI H.
March 3l-eod3m
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SNpcial N0fica

The members OF the Second Universalst Society.
and a | others Interested in the erection ~ New
thu'ch, a.e r'qupsud to meet at he Church on
CONGRESS- near The corner OF Locust street, on FRI
Day EVFNiNG. at 8 O. lock, as business Of i'm
por ance will then come before them. e.lIl
April 2j-sNd3L .H". MtIsr.H ~.t
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AUCTION SALE-We call the attention of
our readers to the auction sale, by e. M. Pat
ten & Co., this afternoon, at 5 o'clock, of very
valuable and desirable property on the West
ern Promenade; also, Immediately after this
gale, valuable lots on the corner of Pine and
Vaughan streets. Sales on the premises
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rEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the world.
Inc only TT e and perfect Dye-H armless, Reliable,
hnts. Renelies the III effects OF Bad DIVES Invi9-
CRATES and leaves the hair soit and beautiful black or
0ro'ca,e Sold by all Dru. gists and Perumers; and
street, New York jan1isSdly
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Buy Va, and l'ii do You G God % DIR.
LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BITrERS in ev-
cry instance pro this motto true. They do good
to every one who use them for ia nlice Hea lache
CosCveness, Liver Complaints, Hnmors, mn re or
Bad Blood, General d, b lily and all Bilious ,ispases
GEO. C. GOODWIN a. Co
marlSduySsn Boston, and all Druggists.
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Mur1Nr ON BOARD A MAINE vEssr

MUrINY ON BOARD MAINE VESSEL
A New York dispatch says that James
Verdan, Th5s. Walsh, Henry Murray and
James Carroll, seaman, charged with mutiny
at sea on board the ship Ida LILLY, Of Rich
mond, Maine, were arrested and taken from
the steamship City of Cork by the harbor po-
lice Wednesday morning. After the outbreak,
the men, who were all armed, were ironed and
taken on board British man-of-war and car
ried to the Island of Madeira and there given
into the custody of the United States Consul,
who sent them home by way of Lisbon to Liv-
erpool, and thence to this port by the City of
Cork. The men were brought before Super
intendent Kennedy at the police headquarters
Wednesday morning, and by him transferred
to United States Marshal Murray.
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April so,1s6S
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City AHA n.


A special meeting of the City Council was
held last evening. 5 #EAaE 2AHE
A convention Of both Boards was held and
Arthur M. Sawyer was elected City Constable
for the more especial purpose of collecting un-
paid tax bills. rsr9sss .,Aa4ras.- Eas
Jerome Rumery was elected surveyor of
lumber a-5s como vsa tr
The convention then dissolved. = 1I flgs
The City Auditor having reported that bills
had been approved for city expenses during
the month of April to the amount of S17, 12473,
an order was passed in both Boards authoriz-
ing the Mayor to draw his warrants on the
Treasurer for payment of the same.
An order was also passed authorizing the
City Treasurer to hire, in anticipation of taxes,
sum not exceeding $4,000, to meet the cur
rent expenses of the month of hpril.
The Mayor nominated, and the Board of AID
ermen confirmed. Gilbert Hilborn as special
police officer at the P. s. & p depot, without
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Lorings' Chiorate Tooth Wash!
HALLS
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
| HAIR
] KENEWER.

1t Is tie best article ever known to
Restore Gray Hair to its Original Youthful
.. ..-. Oclr. ...
Il will prevent the Hair from falling OUT
Makes the Hair smooth and glossy, and does not
STAN the skin as others!
Our Treatise OH the uair sent tree by mail.
Beware ofthe numerous preparations which are
sold upon our reputation. r..
K. p. b ALL IE CO., Nashua N h, Proprietors
cS-For sale by all druggists.
Arril1. eodSweow1msu
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Municipal Court.

+ s-f JUDGE KINGSBURY PRESIDING. se.-s 8.
overwhelmingly Carey, for obstrueting the
sidewalks on Washington street. was fined IS and
costs. Re pendent appealed to higher Court. -.
Philip Kelligan, tor drunkenness and disturbance,
was fined So and costs. Committed, OF F'-tFl
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THOMAS, THE FoRGER.-O ur dispatches from
Boston and Springfield yesterday morning
spoke of the swindling operations of one
Charles NJ. Thomas, who absconded Saturday
evening, We understand that his field of nr.
erations embraced this State, and that som.
of the citizens of Augusta are among his VIC
Tins. The Boston Herald says that Thomas
lived in Dorchester, and there has an invalid
wife. Since Saturday his creditors have be-
co me quite numerous, and his assets in Sud-
bury street, about $4,000 worth OF stock. have
BEEN attached by certain parties whom he was
owing.
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Mr.. PETER CooPER's PR)TECTIoNIsTs dill
at least one good thing at their meeting in New
York the other day. They passed resolution
in favor of Mr.. Jenckes' civil service BILL
Here is common ground for free traders and
Irosectionists, Democrats and Republicans.
merchants, manufacturers farmers, christians
and barbarans. Every man who pays direct
ly or indirectly, government tax, is interest
ed in having honest and efficient men in the
various departments of the government Mr..
Jenckes' bill provides that honesty and eff
cheney shall constitute the sole claim for pre-
ferment instead OF personal or political in
fuence. The inan who is successful in com,
petitive examination will be the man who
will get positions under the new regulations
that Congress ought to be forced to prescribe
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DIED.

In Ea Auburn. April %, Mr. Holmes Pettencin.
aged 10 years. - =
In Webster. April 81, Mrs. Alfred Hamilton aged
70 wears.
In Sweden, MIR. Samuel Plummer aged rs years.
In Bath. April q, Miss Hannah Kimhall, aged 60
years months. -.
In Bath, April rs, Lydia Mitchell, aged 81 years
In Augusta. Ap Il az, Mr.. John q. Garland, aged
80 wears months ts n
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INFANTIcIDE.-Wednesday afternoon parties
building fire under an old kettle in an out
building belonging to Samuel Jordan, ESQ.,, in
Brighton, Westbrook, found among the rocks
in the fireplace, the body of an infant very re-
Gently born.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-01

Turner's Tie poulourcux, or Uniycrsw,
Neuralgia Pill, is safe, certain and speeay
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases The
severcst cases al completely AMI pc manentlv cured
In very short time. Neuralgia IN the face or head
utterly banished in few hours. No form ofnery.
GUS disease withstands its magic influence 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent phvs,-
cans. II contains nothing injurious to the most DEL
icate system. Sold everywhere Sent on receipt Of
81 anu Two postage STAMPS. TURNER s. CO., 1871
fremont Street, Boston. Mass, prOprietois
For sale ty w. f Phillips & Co., Portland. Me.
july l2. eod&w1vsn -AS'
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DeIeaa,e. TO the Di,,ric, Conve,,;.,

Delegates to the First District Convention
to be held at Biddeford, Tuesday, May 9th,
will take the regular train from this city at S45
A. NJ. returning by special train from Bidde-
ford at 230 P. M. The fare for the round trip
will be Is cents. e. NETfTn dtTu &
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ScaNhOrn.

The Republicans OF Scarboro are requested to meet
at the Town House in said town on SATURDAY., NJ iy
81, at 81 O'clock M, to choose Delegates o the Dis
trict Convention to 10 held OF BiddetIrJ, May 5th
apr29d&wtd Per Order Town Com.
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State News.
ARoosTooK COUNTY.


We learn from the Pioneer hat on Thurs
day afternoon last, a Mrs. McKee,. living near
Cary's Nils, Houlton, left her four small chill
dren TO take care of themselves telling them
she vas going out to walk. A bout SIX O'clock
III the the evening, her absence being dscov-
cred by the neighbors, search was made, and
her remains found in the Meduxnekeao
stream.
The Pioneer says that as Mr.. Cornelius
Desmond, of Bfidgewatec, was at work in tt e
woods on Monday, Goth, a falling tree struck
him. knocking him down, and breakin. his leg
near the ankle.
-s -... FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The Pennington Chronicle states that field
mice have proved very destructive to young
Dast winner. Mr.. John Fuller, of Jay, has
b ID about 100 trees destroyed by them.
The Fa mington Chronicle having received
another big egg. measuring 1-2 inches in cit
conference, wishes some Que would present
them with hen OF propOrtionate size, that
they could set her, and see what these mann
moth eggs would hatch. II .-A
KENNEBEo COUNTY.
The dwelling house of Capt E. r. wyman
in Augusta, was considerably damaged BY fire
on Tuesday evening last, in the lower part OF
the house and the cellar
Since the river opened, saws the Gardiner
journal, our port has borne u busy aspect
The wharves are filed with shipping, and our
lumber men are hurrying their lumber to the
market. Mr.. Chs esaman sent off cargo of
ice on Saturday, which We think is marketing
this commodity early. .s0E
Secretary McCulioch, in recent letter TO
Secretary Stanton, designated the Granire
National Bank of Augusta, there being no
Treasurer nor Assistant Treasurer of the
United States at that place, for the reception,
site keeping and disbursement of the public
funds entrusted for disbursement to any and
all discussing officers of the War D apartment.
This letter has be,n promulgated by Nj. Stan
ton for the information add guidance of army
officers.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY
The Bangor Wing states that it was rumor.
ed about town Wednesday evening, that in
Newburg, ON Tue .day, two men getting into a
dispute and difficulty, the sou Of Que of them
drew a revolver and shot the other dead.
The steamer City of Richmond made her
first trip to Bangor Tuesday night, arriving
there on Wednesday. The Wing speaks in
the highest terms Of her capacities for that
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4 WE invite attention to the notice in another
column OF suburban residence for SALE 1t is
very desirable piece of property, and will be
sold at rare bargain. sf.,...s '=,-.-s
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PREsENrATIoN.-The members of the Port.
land Mechanic Blues presented Captain Par
ker, and Lienteuants Pencil and Brown. each
with beautiful sword, sash and belt. We'd
nesday evening. Lieutenant Charles W. Rob-
crts, in behalf of the Company, made the pre-
sentation address. Betting acknowledge
ments were made by each recipient, and the
occasion was one of marked interest and graf
ifcation. After this ceremonial the Company
were out for d i'll upon the streets.
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REMEMBER the Ward Caucuses to be held
this evening. The SECRETARIES of the respect
i've caucuses are requested to forward to the
Press office, this evening, the names of the
delegates selected. R r.
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WeStbrOOk.

The Republicans OF Wesb brook are requested ia
meet at The Town House in sid Westbrot on Satur-
day, May 2, 1858. az o'clock NJ, to choose Dele
gaes to att nd the District Convention be held at
Biddeford, May 5th, 1868.
Per O.der Republican Town Com.
April 2s-dtd =
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Cape Eliza eth.---Caucus

The Republicans of Cape Elizabeth are requested
to meet at the Town House, IL said town, on SATUR-
DAY, May Q, at u o'clock NJ, to choose Delegate.
to the District Convention, to be held in Biddeold
May 8, 1893.
- Per Order OF Town Committee =
April 80, lS6S. -.f.s.- MAJ 1dtd
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The ORPHAN ASYLUM AND THE AMATEUR
THEATRIcAI5. The Asylum is one OF the old
institutions of old Portland. We were a
town, when the fifteen women (only one Of
whom survives) founded this excellent soci-
ETY.. For forty years, it has been doing its
quiet work in two-story dwelling house on
the corner of Cumberland and Myrtle streets.
The need of larger accommodations for
housing and nurturing its little innocents,
has been long felt; and not many months
since, some kind persons 1.-THE lite William
Kimball at their head) subscribed about ST.
900 towards fund for erecting a new building
to be paid when $4,000 was raised. 1t is
understood that the 81, 900 will be forthcom-
ing on the condition named.
But what we want more particularly to say
to-day is, that the Portland Dramatic Club
propose to give one or two amateur Theatrical
Entertainments at the new City Hall next
week, in aid of this most worthy object. 1t
seems, there is to be represented on this oc-
casion, among other things, that most piquant
and popular comedy, "The Spirit of 1876" by
Mrs. Curtis of Boston, lady well known in
the upper portions of the "Hub." This favor
lite play has been brought out IN private theat-
ricals in Boston many times the past winter
is now drawing crowded houses at "Selwyus.
in Boston, and is considered great hit. ID
A notice of these entertainments will be
found in our new advertisement column: the
programme, we presume, will appear in due
time. Let US give the Club and the noble
charity they work for, ons of Portland's
hearty receptions. &
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. Positively cures those disfgurns Diseases called
Come 'ont s,-Black Worms Gruus,--also, acne. Sy-
ofthe body -Prepaled only by DR.. B. c. PtRsY,
Dermaiologist 40 ooni Street, New York. Sold by
medleii dealers, everywhere. Price 81.
:, ~ Messrs W. f. Philips Il Co., AMI u. II. Hay,
General Agents. ans 2i-dSw1nsn
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ELS FIRST Page to-day-The Lamoille Valley
Railroad; Letter from Lewiston; Varieties.
Fourth PaJc-Gather the Rosebuds, by Bob
ert Herrick. - .......... -
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Buy your clothing, custom or ready made
of g. w, Rich & Co., 173 Fore street. They
have the largest and best stock in Portland.
April 25 1w
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Business Items

CLOTH enough to make pair Of nice pants
for 50 so, at G. W. Rich & Co., 173 Fore street.
April g. w. as r- .- - "a
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PEDEsTRIASlsM-AM Mr.. Lane, of saco, walk
oil from that place to this city yesterday ON
wager of $500. He was to walk from Ssco to
Portland and back in twelve hou-s, starting
from that place at 6 o'clock A. NJ He arrived
here about II o'clock, took dinner at Barnum,s
and started to return in good condition at 70
M. Since that time we have not heard from
him, but presume he got through all right for
we think any man with two good legs should
walk distance in twelve hours, that good
walker could easily accomplish in eight hours.
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IN BOARD OF COMMON COUNCIL.

The following petitions were read and refer
red: OF Mrs. Mary j. Raymond, for the dis
continuance of that portion of Chadwick street
from Bramhall to Bracelet street; of James
E. Prindle & ais, for sidewalk on Bracket
street, between Carleton and Bramhall; of E..
A. O'Brion 8 ais, that Pine street may be
paved. Adjourned. lg-
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The PENITENr SENATOR. An exchange
compares The letter of Senator Yates Of Hi
nois to his constituents in which he frankly
admits his incorporate habits and pledges
himself TO reform, to the similar conduct of
no less man than Ale xander Hamilton un-
der the same circumstances. Whatever may
be thought of the propriety of Yates letter
in point of taste, it certainly bears the marks
of sincerity and of the deepest contrition.
There can be no more pathetic spectacle
Than that of an otherwise great and good
man, struggling almost hopelessly against a
disreputable passion that threatens to
make shpwreck of his life. From what
we have seen OF the comments of the Illi-
nois newspapers, it appears that the Sena-
tors constituents have received his communi-
cation in generous spirit of sympathy.
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On further investigation it is found that the
new bridge on the Portland & RI chester Rail-
road did not settle at all on the occasion OF
running the engine across recently, but the
track stick on the flooring, which was let Cd,
settled little, though less than an inch. There
has been no opening t1ial of this bridge by the
directors; this was only an experimental trial
by request of the contractor. s,.s
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DIR. BENNETT, at No. 49, United States Ho-
tel, is daily working wonderful cures without
medicines. ssG #taAH may1tf
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Barque N'neveh, Baker from SION for Cardenas
wa wrecked while going into the latter por on e
I'D inst Crew and materials saved The N regis
tered 4eS tons. built at Thomaston in 1o55 and
was owned IN New York.
Sch Agnes, (oi Bath) Blethen. at New York from
jana ca, rss 18th inst, lat "a, Ion - In gale
rom SW. George freeman, lf brunswick, was lost
overheard from the jibboom.
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How THE SENATORS ACT The Senators
sit for their photographs every day. II ere is
one of the pictures from an exchange:
While the long winded impeachment debates
are in progress F-ssenden whites the end
of nis pen-stick, Grimes slowly rubs his chin,
Ross and Norton snow up the floor around
them with bit, of torn paper, Conklng strokes
approvingy the peninsula of light curly hair
which stretches down the centre of his FORE
head; Thumbuli is always in his seat his desk
covered with law books, and he gives the case
noticeable attention. Notwithstanding his con-
slant writing, Sumner is attentive TO the trial
and always inf rmed of each aspect of the
case as it comes up. Yates who sits beside
Sumner, keeps his desk Lnepcumbered gener-
ally, as well as his chair. When he is IN the
chamber, Salisbury acts like Polar bear in
menagerie, except polar bear doesn't chew
quite so much tobacco, nor spit on inc carpets
he Is the most uneasy of the senators. He
m arches, up and down, turning quickly and
and walking for an hour at time. No Sem
ator on the floor takes a greater interest in
the trial than Reverdy johnson, or pays it
more steady attention. He cliews his lips,
and when his hands are not nervously pick
ing at his pantaoons, or rubbing them, his
mouth is never still. He leans back in his
chair and is, or looks to be supremely happy.
Chase is still fine looking, and the most I'M
posing parsonage in the chamber. Some
bl0ckhead doctor, on account Of some throat
affection, Iast fall advised the Chief Justi Q
TO allow his bead to grow under his ch n, and
a thick clump of white hair in that reg on is
the result. The friends of the Chief JUS
tice have been looking for that doctor yer
since. If he is found, you will hear OF anoth :
er impeachment trial. Whiskers helped
Lincoln's appearance; but they spoil as much
as such trfles can, the face of Mr.. Chase.
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New Advertisemenf this Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Removal-Dr Morse. '--.se--'.-s4----..s.-.--
Cape Elizabeth.
AUCTION COLUMN. 81,
Real Estate In Falnouth-E. M. Patten q 90.
ENTERTAINMENT ouaunN.
Theatre-Deer'ng Hall. -.-..,.--..-- =. ~.
Floral ExhibiHcn-Reception Hall. e y AsA-
SEw ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Excelsior Block Hawk amfsE &
Suburban esidence for Sale. kk fEE Il
Store to Let VIZ as&sE EaE "
Wanted. Stitcher.
MoIass SO o. s. Hunt. rEh -A--
p NJ. k.'s At entlon,
Horse f,r Sale ]. w. MeDuffee.
Room to Let. -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q;
Choice Fruits and Spices!

THEIR STRICT. PURITY, DELICIOUS FLAvoRs,
UNRIvALtD STRENGTH AND GREAT ECONOMY,
are attracting a trade from lovers Of CHOICE Nav
oRs which is without parallel.
Tbeir great succes IS because they the true
rich Farors Of the fruits and spices If remarkable
strength
EA-Goy. JAMES Y. SMITH, OF Providence, R. l..
says: MY " 70 pronounees them superior to any
navorins extracts she has ever used" ~
Ex-5ov. WIN. A. BUCKINGHAM, of Connecticut,
sas s.: :" For long time we have used them, and
find them very flint" aal4 ~ a ~ ~
DR.. J. G. HOLLAND, (Timothy Titcomh) author of
"katrina," a., the well. known author o Spring
held, Mass, says: "They the standard In this
vicinity" n
Dealers treble their sales with them.
Sold IN Portland, Me-, by
sAML. CHADWICK. - Market square,
And by all dealers in choice favors. 6m1awsn
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DR.. HENDRICKS BITTERS
A standard remedy for all diseases having their ori-
gin In derangcd condi ion OF the Stomach impure
state Of the Blood. Price 81 10
Itt@ LvKlNG, Dug xiss, Proprietor.
L0rings' ChiOrate Tooth Wash!
delightful and eficaeions Dentirice, endorsed
by the best Physicians aad Dentists In this city.
Price so cents.
LOring's instantaneous Hair Dye!
Warranted the cheapest and best Dye in the market.
Price IS cts. per Box. -
TruSSes! TrusSes! TruSSeS!
Shoulder Traces, Supporters. and Elastic
Stockings and Crutch1s,
AT LORING'S DRUG STORE,
ap3o-T, S&TtfsS OPP Post Office.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-E NJ. Patten &
Co. sold at auction yesterday house and land
No. Newbury street, to George Carter, for
$500. Lot about % by 60.