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1.-THE LADY OF Lyons" as impersonated by
Miss Lizzie Cooper, is charming creation.
/ The piece itself has an intrinsic worth that
makes it especially attractive after the more
sensational dramas which are so popular at
the present time.
The manager OF the company now perform
ing at Deering Hall deserves great credit for
bringing out piece tina. belongs to the legiti-
mate drama, and thus giving pleasure to a
large class who do NOT so heartily enjoy the
spectacle and the ballet.@-The unbounGsd sue
cess of last evenings ENTERTAINMENT yindicat-
ed the correctness of his judgment. Miss LIZ
zie Cooper possesses such marked personal at
fractions that she hardly needed the rich ward
robe and other favorable accessories of last
evening to make her debut in Portland a TIL
umph. Her manner IS natural and unaffect-
ed, and marked by the entire absence of that
exaggeration and effort which less accomplish
ed artistes call 20 the aid of poor acting and
/ imperfect appreciation Of the part assumed.
Walter Benn, as Claude Melnotte, achieved
greater success than has hitherto attended
him in Portland. He has a remarkably pleas
ing and flexible voice. which he used last ever
ing with admirableleffect in rendering the no.
BILE and impassioned sentiments of his role.
Beckett and Coles entered, as usual, fully into
the spirit OF the play, and contributed largely
to its success. "Jenny Lind" with which the
evenings entertainment closed, was received
with that favor which pieces in which Fanny
Stocqueler appears are always sure to receive.
This evening the beautiful play of the ''Poor
Girls Diary viii be performed, Miss Cooper
personating the character Of Martha Gibbs.
The afterpiece win be Jenny Lind" in which
Fanny stocqueler and Mr.. Coles will take
parts.
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Turner's Tic N0uiourcux. or Uniyersal
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icate system. Sold everywhere Sent on receipt OF
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y For sale by W. L. Phillips & Co., Portland, Me-
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tJLk sSANI apartments in the new hous, No
II Anderson Street, IN be rented no r,rS.1 f7f,s
" POSSESSION Immediately. Apply az tho hou {.
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The Standard.

Gentlemen desiring choice Dinner Wines, invalids
wishing delicate and strengthening Wine, Clergy
men seeking pure Wine for Communion, persons
needing Wine tor an Evening Wedding Party,
viii find in our stock all they can desire. and at
much less proe than forei N Wines of good quail
itS. Cases containing one dozen small sample boil
ties sent to any address in New England, express
paid, upon reeeipt of SO.
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. - DONESTIc poRr.e.

Freeman, Liverpool.
NEW 6RLEANs-Ar2 %, sch Mabel Han Hall,
Galveston.
Ar IN. bartne Jennie Cobb. Hrndley, Boston.
FERNANDlNA-Ar I'd, sch While Move, Ei.scn,
Providence.
MoBlLE-AF 5ih ship James Keller, pellao.
Liverpool.
Cid5 fh ship Anglo Saxon, Leahy, LiyeIpo DOL; brig
Sullivan, Perry. Boston.
sAvANNAif-Ar 10th, barque Netdo NorIynnn.
sid SIN. sch L NJ Collins. Collins. Jacksonville
Cid 10th ship Messenger, HILL, Liverpool.
DARlEN--Ar 81. SEN. Henry q Fay, preat o, snd
CHARLESTON 5th' sch John " Hall Pow
sid eth. bril-, Jossie Devereaz. clark, fol pos-
ton; scu " smith, Hooker. PROV ldencc.
In port 9Th, shtD NaTrag nsett III ngin, " l1Tcr-
pool ldgi sch j. TAO t, Packard, % eo,tnn
Strout, Wigs sch Maria Isoxana Paine ior Boston.
ldg; and others.
NoRFoLK-Ar sth, sch Eih May, Wiley, i,sm
FoRrREss MONROE Ar 9Th. sch Marion Gage.
nom OFehilla Tor Philadelphia, land 50 10 ~
Passed up tt1 inst, brig L r knight, tron Turks
B4LriMoi;E~srstb. sch Blsucbe. o'sriop. Co
ar 10th, schs Susanna, Packard, Galvessoni Leo
Choo, mcFaria d. Norfolk.
CID 10Th, brig Chas Wesley Colson Arroyo.
Sid l1ih, brigs Hattie Eaton ior Norfolk
Observation-Disclosures Delaware BrealzSvases 'fh.
sens h3iet, rom Nueyiias Tor Philadelphia { I'd
wards from Mata12as Tor do. .
HEw YoaIx-Ar 10Th. Drig Gold Fish. Porr7,
Matanzasi seiis Florence Rogers. Rogers, fsw On
Lucy Jones, Muncy. Providence.
Ar 18th. ship Mercury. stetson Havre; b-rrus
Tatay, Lewis, Bueu0s Ayres. 80 days, (had heavy
weather the entire passage.l
ar I2th, ships Asa EIdridge, Kelley, Manila; Pc
\ cidc, Foss, New Orleans. .H
ca litl, brig lark, Hodgsins Demarara; sch T
g Davis. DOane. Barseoa.
Sid loth; ship Rangoon, Lord Broushan, and Rat
tier: brig Mary. A u. HsS. rl. l...-
I PRoyIDENCE-Sld 11th, baTque Howard, tBIl
Bii,vean, Portland. to load tor Cuba; sch Thos
Stone, iurvere, Portland.
NEWPORT AR 9Th sch Richard EullwiuAG,
French RocklanG Tor New York.
Sailed l0h, seiis Lady Woodbury., Woodbury.. Pert
land for Philadelpsip !; Gen Grant. Orcbe:g, do 4
Baltimore; j. Warren, Hatch. BelaS for do; IT.
tort. NIckerson, Providence Tor rli2ahethport .
Aust n, Fountain. Woods Boe tor Baltimore; Oeor-
eie DeerTng, Willard, I'M Portland for Phi ado phia
Thes Fish, WNIe, Rocklaud TOR Norfolk; " any a,
Jefferson. RockaBd for Providence.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar l0th. sch Commerce, Nal
len. Baltimore tor Portsmouth
In port. brigs Jessie Ri, mas Annie Edridgc; san
Freddie Waller, Gen Grant
BoSToN-Cd lzth brig Hancock, Cuba. Plrs
'Pai1 gNe H
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Fisheries..-.Tw,nee

E'Vh SAIL to the trade By the Bale. 100 Bales
Snperhne Cotton Irvine, for Herring, Pohagen,
anu Sisekerei--iine ncs; thesa twines grade ADORE
the ordinary quality. 3 ~. gsSfsffag bnE
ta2odlawsm sN BOSTON.
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Brig Exile. Merriman Tor New York. with leg.
wood SUNK at Savannah Mar 10Th ult Vessel AID
cargo a total loss. Crew saws.
Ship Mercury, Stetson, 90 New York from Havre,
was AZ DAYS on the passage with beavg weather tho
whole time split sails, and sustained other ligh.
daInags.
Sch Abby Dunn, Fountain. from Csrylenas for
New York, put into Charleston th inst for re Al s.
bic damage .r-.. .-'--
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Al at Bombay. mo dalel ship western Enp;ro,
from Newcastle, NSW. -.r
Ar at Cadiz 2O,h nit, sch Daniel Williams, Hunt,
New York. rrfh 3. t.. .r -.e-. d.
Ar at Trieste Isth ult, barque Starlight Croker,
New York.
Ar at Antwerp 22d uIt, Black Fish, waliace, aon
New York
Ar at Flushing ODD ult, brig NJ Haskell. Haskell.
Philadelphia.
Sid I'm IIavre 21st ult, brig wm Robertson, Reed,
Boston. ar1 NJ ~ 70 -N..
Ar &C Marseilles goth ult, torque Adelaide, Pun
nler, New York. ~
Sid fn Liverpool oath ult, ship Bennington, stov-
er, bombay.
Ar at Csrdih2Ist ult. ship crcmwell, Curtis nom
HaYTe.
Sid I'M Newport esd nit, ship Aurora, Carney. fox
New Yor9S IN laI
Ar at Gibraltar 10th ult, Annie Collins, DIuls, New
York.
Cid 18th, brig C F Eaton, Curry. Palermo.
4 Sid TIM Goree Dec -ls, sch Aid, PilisbUary, for
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IMPRov1No.-we learn that Hon N. l..
Woodbury., whose severe illness has been re-
ported, is improving and on the fair road to
full recovery of his health sa' 7' '''-
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THE PR ESS.
Thursday Morning, February 3D. 1868

r~First Page To-dOy-The Politician
and the Soldier; the "Rights" of the Confeder-
ate States; Maple Sugar; Varieties.
Fourth P0ge-Moonlight and Darkness; an
Early Record of Brigham Young Carl Schurz
and his Fatherland; Sundries.
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Brig Model; Johnson. Matanzas -.Ioln d Lord.
Brig Mary Thompson, Warren, Havana Phin-
sch Louisa, John ION, Eath-J Greeley.
Sch Ella, tBrl Traiton. ST John III rob,, por-
teous. " JAZZ = VI
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THE TESTIMONY IN FULL.

THE TESTIMONY IN FULL.
A copy of the following note was sent on
the 9TH instant to each of the Cabinet officers
present at the meeting on the 14th of Janu-
airy: -
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Feb, 3, 1868.
SIR,-The Chronicle of this morning con-
tains a correspondence between the President
and Gen. Grant, reported from the War De-
partment, in answer to a resolution of the
House of Representatives. l beg to call your
attention to that correspondence, and especial
ly to that pare of it which refers to the CONVEX
sation between the President and Gen. Grant
at the Cabinet meeting on Tuesday, the 14th of
January, and request you to state what was
said in that conversation. r-.
Very respectfully yours,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
The following answers were received and
were laid before the House of Representatives
on the 18th instant, in accordance with a reso-
luton adopted the day before
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Feb. 8, 1863
SIR,-Your note of this date was handed to
me this evening. My recollection of the con-
versation at the Cabinet meeting on Tuesday,
the 18th of January, corresponds with your
statement of it in the letter of the 31st ult. in
the published correspondence. The three
points specified in that letter, giving your
recollection of the conversation, are correctly
stated.
Very resp'y,
GIDEON WELLEs.
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To tie Honorable, the justices Ofthe su-
preme judicial COart, holden as Pert
land within and for ihe County of Cuun-
bcriand, said STATE, On the sseOud Z ues-
day OF April, ina the year eishiesn han.
dred and sixsy-cight.
pESPECTFULLY Represents. EAIILINE L
III FREEZE, OF said tOTtlHnd, thar she was mar.
RED 10 Edwin l.. Free e, Of said PoItan1. by Z, A.
Heath, Esq. Justice of the Peace, On tho twei,fy-
ninth dSy OF May in the year eh,esn hurdred ana
sixty i've, aud has lived virtuouS lie since n
marriage, and as lie result ct sad marriage be has
one child, named Herbert L. Freeze, aged two y 0rs
She further respectfully rep esrn hat sad Etl-
win L. thou IN in good health and aole to 10 So bns
never sup orteq her or their cbid n Whole or IN
part since their marriage bat that tue entire srD-
port OF herself snd cliId has mem her iatl sr
That on about the first day OF September IN Ila
year eighteen hundred and sixty-six aud while she
and the chill we're dangerously sick aud not d CT
ed to live be wilfu.lv Ueserte,l her nee whcn 10
has not returned To her, cOmmunich led with her,
or furnished or offered 10 furnish any Uncaus Tor tic
support 6fherseltaEd child, and that his pr 6 nc
residence is to her unknown She therefore lesl ect-
fvlly pray that she may lie dvOrce ON The bonfs
OF matrm0ny with sad Edwin l. Freeze and that
the custody OF said child may be dec 0ed to her.
EMELiNE Il. kIsEkZE,
Portland, January Il, ISGS
McCobb & kingsbuIy, Attorneys.
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Business Items

WooDMAN & WHITNEY have removed to n 10.
81 Exchange. street, next store below Hall L.
Davis bookstore. feb11tf
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In "Wednesday, February l2.
oi1Ll W ARRIVEp.s AatAA dtlJ
Sch Oscar, Mallock, PASSPORT.
~ Sch Athlete Pefley, Eastport tor Ph.iadel hia.
, Sch Midnight, Mclntire, Boothbay. ="
sGHkas . CLEARED. n4AEH aH
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood New York-Fmsrv
= FOX 81 slbAbiA NJ
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Our house having been officially endorsed by the
of our Wines accepted and endorsed BY the doyorn-
Surgeons, as well as by the leading Physicians
aud Medical Societies in the United States, we con-
slider 1t no egotism to claim that our brands are
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M - "a Hoard, a desirable sult Of roefns en- the
~ nsst fioor al ~ Danfortl Street
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Dis solurio on.

rTNHE Copartnership existiug be ween @. Hudson
Il aud Z. H. Blake, under The hrm name OF
HUDSON s. BLAKE,
was dissolved by mutual cement Febru1r7 i.t 1879
George Hudson will continue In the busiaess Q
the old sand, S57 Congress st.
Feb Is. d3ts
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Certainty: plantation Bitters will do i

'Canst thou nor minister to a mind diseased,
And, with some sweet, oblivous antidote,
Cleanse the ,oul bosom of the perious s:uff
NM. rrl,c IL.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. ~ e
DEALING ExCLUssvELY IN . 4
CALIF0RNIAWINES

And being the only house in the Atlantic States
selling the product OF their own Yiney ards VIC
eher inducements to all VIE desire to purchase Pure
and GENUINE WINES which no other house can.
FOURTEEN YEARS Us
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Wanted

v hkl convenient for QUO or two fsIntl'es; hes
ga, furnace, plenty hard and soft wLta: GaOI
Stable and large garden. Apply to
ieol3dlwse r.,.lta er.T.' WI. JElRIs.
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Iper cIty Of parls. d Naw ysrl,.l

iPer City of Paris at New York;
Ar at Liverpool 9th uit. Joshua Lortpg, Lorinr.
Mobile - ..s.ss -r ,I.r
AR at London 2stl, Portlaw, Curtis, CaIlao.
Cid 2jth. Criterion. Harding, Boston.
Ar at Cardiff 26tl. A Adams, LeayIt, IRON Ngws
port Tor Aspinwall, leaky. .a4a. u. --
Ar at Hong Kong Dec., FEARLESS. Drew, from Sen
Francisco: 9Th, Anna klmbaI Williams, Foo-ebo~.
Sid Dec 10, What Cheer, Pnlsiier, Swatew.
SD i'm Bangkok Nov 10, Nellie At b1tt Jordan,
San Francisco; 22d, Malay Dudley, NJ gro
Sid I'm Batavia Dec 8, John L DimmOeE, Harvard,
for Shanghai r.7.-s
Ar al Mallla Dec . IA tier. Marsh Hon- Hon.
Ar at Penang Dec Is. w A Farnswoftn WilcolLt,
Singapore. to load for Boston.
Ar at Padang Dec ~ Martha Ridecut, Reed hcra
Singapore: 2sth, RAINBOW, freeman, do.
Passed Aniier Nov -. Ade.Ia Car ton. Tapley. I'm
iNhampoa for New Yors. ~ I
:, Sid fun Singapore Dec 2, Ell Dorado, Haskell, foy
AratSiadras Dec %. HOushton, Willis. i'm Maui
n ain.
SD i'm Alden Jan :, TanIore. Humphrey, Annss-
ley Bay. - FNl-H
! AR ct Port siahon 18th ult, Eliza stevors, hin
ney. New York ur
Ar at HayTe 2eth uIt. Ella Taayer, Tbonp On,
New Orleans; Deborah Pencil, Pennel, .oni New
SID I'm Geestemunde I'D ult, j L Hslo. Newell.
SPuKEN.
Feb 4, latsg, Ion n 20, brig D Pey..ins, tson
bermuda for New XOrS.
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DODD'S NERTLNE

II
AND ENVEGORATOR!
This Medicine is NERVE TONIC. 1t stops the
waste of vitality, braces the Nerves, and quietly
regulates the system. Sleeplessness, Irrifability
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the mental and bodily functions, the common in
dication' OF Nervous Disease. Dodd's Nervine and
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1t is also the best as it Is also the most agreeable,
Remedy for Female Complaints
ever offered to the public. Prostitution OF Strength
Hysteria-retained, excessive irregu. ar and painful
menses-yield to its magic power. , p e -
TO MOTHERS.
Mothers we also commend the NERVINE for use
i'll the diseases which a1iict children while TeethBg
as certain to afford quick and grateful relief. Tie
Supplying oyTups, OF which Opium is the PRINCIPAL
ingredient, are dangerous to life. impair the rune
tons of tiie stomach aud bowels, and actually
impede the healthy growth of your offspring. To
cute Wind Collie. regulate the bowels soften the
gums, and relieve pain, the NERVINE will ALWAYS
be found safe and efficient. n AA
d Don't Use Anything Else!
-Dodd's NeFvine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient. For sale by all Druggists :
Price One Dollar per bottle. y Nv ~ Fl
ii. ID. STORER 81 CO., Proprietors
mn No. % Fulton Street, New York
October 10, 1867. W&S1y ,FEr III Cff~I A
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The steamers Bristol and Providence having been
withdrawn for few weeks in order to renoyate and
reht them, the Bristol Line will run two frst-class
fast propeilers from Bristol in connection with Bos-
ton and Providence Railroad, exclusively tor Freight
Shippers are assured their goods viii be delivered
with promptness and despatch. Mark your goods
"Bristol Line" Ship by Boston and Providence
Railroad For tnr her iniorIna ion stencils and re-
cepts, apply at COmpany's Office, Nc. 8 Old State
House Boston, corner Washington and state streets.
The Bristol and ProyideI &c will resume their trips
at an early day. GEO. SHIvERICk,
Jan |, Is & la7dtt,sS Freight Agent.
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN srr.,,.n,

4 Miniature Almsaac.. February IS.
Sun rises 49,. N A7G0 Meon rises. 81. II as PM
Sun sets. ........ 5.29 High water.... S15 PM
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Ar At Liverpool seth nit, ship Charles Davenp,rt
from Nuevitas. -~''"P-@'
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THE BEST.

Has given US a valuable experience; and wheney
our Wines are seen in comparison with others. ths
are acknowledged to be " IEifFWf
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BatcheIor,s HAIR i've

This splendid Halr Dye is the best in the world.
The only trhe and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable
tints. Remedies the III effects ~ Bad DIVES Invig-
crates and the hair soft aud beautiful black or
bro,cn. Sold by all Druggists and PerfuIneis; and
street, New York. N~NsRs " tan1ieNd1y
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- so 20. haE4pe Woodside Tor C,,ha.
AT 81 New York 18th, brig esrnahT. Nuev,+a-.-
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Iso1.tIand and VtctnIty..'

PORTLAND and Vicinity.
New AdvertisemcntsihisD ny.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre-Deering Hall. A
M. L. A. Lectures.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Carpets, Gee. M Patten & Co. azzaaslzzalas1ss
NEW ADvEETIsEMENTs coLUMN. .-,-~,
Remoyal-R. Deering. 81 IN Eg(AJ
Suit of Rooms to Let.
4 ouse to Let-W. H. Jerfis. aa.u----ssa-
Foreclosure-Daniel Kurdish.
Petition of Emeline R. Freeze. fLAH
Apartments to Let.
INSTRUMENTATION & Blake
Board Wanted. .e
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DO ARD and room IN a eeutral beatty by Young
ID man. Address =. Q. Box 2i4i, PoitlaES.
February 10. DIST
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California Wines /!

SPENT IN THE CULTIVATION AND GROWTH
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Fiction.

Dare to be true; nothing can need lie;
Z A fault which needs it most grows two thereby
The tonnage of Maine has fallen off between
June 80, 1859, and june 30, 1866, to the enor-
nous amount IF 465,372 tons, or almost two
thirds; it having been at tue former date $780,
$40 tons, and at the latter date only 274 46S
tons-a decline in value estimated at fourteen
millions n of dollars! Such has been the fright
full havoc made with this great interest Of
Maine by the stupid legislation of Congress
Yet that body will do nothing.-Easterf Ar
U1Je
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VI -'I-'7I'i III 7NI %. ~ VII-IIIlAI I
t1inHr7 Ja4 al s5sig 5bs5fol sGlI Ruied /
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PORT or PORTLAND.

MARIN E N EWS
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a We learn from the Bangor Wing, that dur
ing the January term of the Supreme Court,
in Penobscot County, some twenty divorces
have been decreed, and fifty-five persons Of
foreign extraction naturalized.
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NEW ADVERTISED ssNps.

bermuda for New YorS
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Municipal Court,

Court adjourned 70 $50 o'clock Thursday NOR
inp
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SPECIAL NOTICES. Z
The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid.

The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid.
DUBLISHED Fer the benefit, aud az CAU1ToN
~ 10 YOUNG MEN and others, who sHtfer from
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&C., supplying lie Means OF SelfCuTe. Written by
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lei MAYFAIR, BROOKLYN, y. r Also Tree, BY the
great Poem of the NVql
dc31-d&w3m-sN = r-mw- EmW
Marriage and Celibacy.
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SkILIiN HoUGHToN,. Howard Association.
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lAuIllber!! !

a AEY per.ca wanting LbMBER Of any kind.
~ 'eanske sappliedf by the .spbseriber al
short notice, at the fellewi4g prices:
Large Fresh PiBs. 81 so per huudred feet.
EFad. hiss, Black Red or Water OAk, 500
Buggy, Carriage, Wagon or Furniture Tim
tar per contract "a. suit purchasers ,..I .
GpfRn plank always on hand 70 ...,...:.,
will de!isee Lumber on The cars at Wal;
Aslls. Fickans District. nt tlss above pricss
Money 4s'bs .oolloct-d on delivery Of Lumber
.w For further particulars, spply 70 y. r.
AO1DLEf, Esq 3. ;. Agent, Ab5syille, OF
.,......-. G. 4. AAGEE,
d; Agent "Watsr PowerSAw Mill Co"
= ............ ,a WAlhalls, 8. c.
Hsv. q, 1857. 2a---tf. .r',.ljI
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-27
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS!
LOV C1SH PRICES.

T>IIE undersigned are now opening their
l. Fall Stock of LADIES DRESS GOODS
and dGENTLEMF;N'S READY-MADEGI.UTll
ING. with larg. Supply Of GROCERIES n''d
PROVISIONS. In the Dry. Goods Depart
ment mny be found
Figured and Pluin All-wool DeLaines English
and Amsrican P,ints Ginghans. Flannss.
Blrach-d and Brown Shirtings aud Sheetngs
Plain aud Striped Osnnburg.. Ladies and Mis-
SEES Breakfast Shnwls, Barnoral Skirts. in rrent
variety, Linen nnd Cotton handkerchief. lIo-
.icry. G'ovrs H,-p Skirts, LADIES' Hats. dc.
/. In the line of READY MADE CLOTH
ING may he found large und carefully sssc.
! ted stock Of
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-27

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