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S'A 2H JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-In the case of Patrick Kelley charg-
ed with committing an assault and battery upon
John CULVER, at Ward room No 1, on Monday,
defendant was held in the sum of 5000 to answer for
aggravated assault according to the evidence, it be-
ing an act to intmidate voter. II seems that KEEL
ley headed mob of perhaps fifty men, who crowded
around Mr., CULVER, with cries of hit him. "'hit
him, - "p1uper,' Sc When Mr.. CULVER turned to
go out Kelley Stepped forward, pushed him and made
other demonstrations to provoke quarrel. Suretics
furnished. Drun,mond for State Howard & Cleaves
for defence. 9gmRE-9Z8 s4.3s
In the case of State Y. Morrill,, for illegal voting,
the was quashed on account of misnomer.-
Strout g. Gage and Given for defence.
A lad was sent to the State Reform School during
his minority tor being an habitual truant.
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LECTURE FRIDAY EyENING.-Dr. Benefits
lecture before the Maine Legislature last week
was largely and iaEorably commented on by
the Daily journal. The Doctor will lecture
to the citizens of Portland on the "Course of
Creation etc, illustrated with a large chart
of the Universe at the Library Room of Me
chanics' Hall, Friday evening, March 9th, at
Z LIZ o'clock. Tickets % cents. In the mean
time DR. B. may be consulted at room No. %
United States Hotel. 'L' Mar f. St
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sPECEAL. NOTICES.
Notice.

Having sold my entire interest in the Saloon under
Lancaster Hall to MIR. ISAAC BARNUM, hereby
tender my ncere thanks to my former customers
for the liberal patronage bestowed and hope the
same may be continued to Mr.. Barnum.
viii remain at the oil stand for few days where
thoe indebted will please call and SETTLE ami those
having demands present them for payment.
,. Il. PARTTNGTON.i
parflauJ March 4 1890
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SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON N ~ aTs,.cb % fSr,


HI Washington, d. c., Morch 2, 1863
ADVERTISE MENr.
4 n Army Medical Board, to consist of Surgeon
"A j. Il. Brown, Brevet Brig. Gent U S A. sur
geon II. r. Wirz, Brevt Lieut.. Col. U. S. A FSur-
geln John Moore, Brevet Col. U. S. A and AZ.
slstant Surgeon A. A Woodhun, Brevet Lieut Co1
u s. A viii meet in New York City ON the Isl 81
May next. Tor the examination of ssisant Surgeons
U. s. Army, for promotion, and of candidafes 10,
aImis. ion INTO the Medical staff OF the U s. ARM
Applicants mustbe between 81 ana so wears Of 20
physically sound, and graduates Of a regular meSSi
cal college
Applications for permission TO appear beGoro A.,
Board should be addressed to tie SURGEON Genarai 0
u. S. Army and must state the full name rsside,si
and date and place Of birth OF the candidate 0''
Testimonials as 10 character and onaIi6ca+is
must furnished II the applicant has baa a. On. ohs
me me ea i s s6Gvee Of the Army during The late War
rank, and date aud place of service ana
ais from officers with whom he has served sbo"IJ
also be forwarded. snouiu
No allowance is made for the expenses of persons
undergoing examination, as II is IN indispsn sitIs
prerequisite to appointment The number Of yaca
cues now existing in The Medical Corps of the Army
.r j. X. BARNES,
Mar G-tlljune 1st a.
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WHAT OTHERS HAVE Done You MAY Do
One gentleman says, my doctors' bills foi
five years, averaged one hundred and fifty
dollars per year. Three, years ago procured
one of DR.. Humphreys, cases of Homeopathic
Specifics, and since that time my doctors bills
have averaged SIS per year, and we have en-
ioyed almost uninterrupted health. Price
$40, sent by express on receipt of the price
Address Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine
Co., 562 Broadway, n. Y.
See advertisement for agent in Portland.
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DIED..

:, In Westbrook, Jan. 8, Mrs, Mary. wife OF David
Knight, aged CT years. .- ta UI .lrf Z
In Saccarappa. Feb. rs, Freddie NJ, son OF AL
phonso NJ and Nellie SWEET aged wear days.
In Sacearappa, Feb. 70. "A congestion oil the lungs
Mrs. Ann Elwell, aged 63 years
In Yarmouth, March a, Mrs. Susan B. vile oil
Daniel NJ. Lowell, aged 81 years months.
In Bath, March l, Mrs. Elizabeth j., wife OF JAS
II. Nichols. aged So years months
In Buckfield, Jan. 20, Mr.. Heryey Sylvester, aged
G. years months IA
In Monroe, Feb %, Mr.. William Howe. aged s.
years-late OF North DMmont.
~ The funeral services of the late Mrs. j. S
Miller will take place from her late residence IN
Westgrook, near Tukey's bridge at O'clock ON Fri
day afternoon.
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Billiard Tables for Sale.
For. sale in Yarmouth.


- A one and One-halt story house on South
hH;;. Street, in good repair. Plenty of soft and
III. hard water. Lot about rs by so feet Price
5 800. For particulars apply to
r. G.. YORK,
mar6d&wtw& Head of Loug Wharf
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The Republican majority for other city off,
bers is 1876. Only the second ward elected
Democratic Alderman and Councilmen.
The Andes anticipated victory and APP
pointed jubilee at their club room after cleo
ton. They met agreeably to appointment and
discussed a barrel of apples. The Grant Club,
on the contrary, held a very enthusiastic meet
ing. .si -uA BENNETT,
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber no.
In been duly appointed Exscutrix of the Viii ~
JAMES b. CAEOoN. late of Portland
in the county OF Cumberland, deceased and has ia
ken upon herself that trust by giving bonds az ,bs
law directs. All persons having demands IN
the estate OF said deceased, are REQUIRED to exbbt
the same; aud all persons indebted 10 sail Csafe are
called upon TO make Payment to-
M AkTHA CAHUON, Executrix
Portland, February, 4 1858. w3wli
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ii. II. MoDUFFIE, of this city, held the tick
ct th't drew the splendid span of horses in
Shaw's Bangor lottery. We understand that
Mr. MeDufie was offered fifteen hundred dol
lars for these horses, in Bangor, but refused it
considering them of more value. .a tli.' a4lt
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Hotel PrODrietorsr

Hotel proprietors who are subscribers to the
Daily Press, or who become SO by sending their
to the Office, can have their name, the name
and location OF their hotel published in the
Press under the head of HOTEL DIRECTORY
once week, during the continuance OF their
subscription without charge T.
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Election i'm Ward 4.

AT the election held yesterday in Ward
for a member Of the Common Council, there
was no choice. The Democrats abandoned all
their previous candidates and nominated VIM.
Curtis, Esq, who came within four votes Of
an election, The vote stood as follows:
a~~ James Knowlton, Rep, oe9 1874
b William Curtis, Dem, ~ 341eess'
William L. Jones, Rep, 10
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YESTERDAY was avery pleasant day and
was pleasant change from the cold and
stormy weather Of the previous days Of this
week. BluebIrds have been seen in these
parts and weather prophets predict that we
are to have an early spring. 80. N
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sshas 10 t,,ar pronose


sA lua If the Democratic party had any well detin-
a ed scheme of national, State municipal pol
icy, should be glad to discuss that scheme.
3n1 SOC They have none. They have nothing to offer
IHoi except criticisms upon the Republican policy
obi which whether well or i'll founded are not vi
.La tai and they offer absolutely suggestions
ofamcndment. L.as as-t
~ tiiu4is They complain of taxation. SO do we all
They say it is the resultof Republican legisla-
tion. We are compelled to remind Them that
n2ol 1T is the result of the Democratic rebe'ion
and then they ask US to let bygones be by
cones Very WELL then. let by-gones be by
q. cones What do gou propose as the best meth
Cd of ameliorating the present condition of the
b country? Blank silence. They propose moth
- ing ...... -
- They complain Of the amendments to the
Maine liquor law The amendments were
carried by 10000 votes while the Demo-
cratic strength in the State is over 40 OOO IF
they didn't like the amendments why didn't
they cote against them? And if they dout
oaaI like the Maine law what kind of law do they
S'N want? Blank silence again. They propose
1 nothing. sElu
They complain of the restoration of the city
hall and the rebuilding of our school-hou Sos.
u We ask them in what particulars they would
5s have had this necessary work done differently,
% and again get .-f 81
af Criticism is too respectable word 10 apply
to such fault-fnding. That the Republican
i party has made mistakes is discovery.
They have been pointed out again and
again by Republican writers and speakers.
Goog 'ie Po''1y 40 On tn7 "holo 'ne
.l3so policy which the prosperity and safety of the
country demands, We steadfastly believe We
prepared 10 defend it when it is attacked
but have right to ask these camorous
% gentlemen who demand q change aohat kind
Of change they want. s.at.5 %
2 Until they do, people will continue to be shy
Of voting for them. q s5rl
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WE are requested to remind the members of
State street Parish of their Social gathering
which takes place this, Friday evening, in
their Chapel. A social time is anticipated
and the adult members of the Pari sh are cor
daily invited. 81. lLl
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Sch Lottie, OF Portland from Cardenas Tor Boston,
put in to Holiness Hole 18th inst, with her ioremast
sprbng, sails torn. &c. A tH .
Sch Four Sisters. from CienUegos for New Yofk,
with sugar. put INTO Key West I'd inst leaking bad
ly and will have to discharge for repairs
Sch Gentle, IRON New YORK tor Portland, while
working through the ice at the end OF Long Island
Sound. carried away forema head, but she pro-
ceeded. hE-
Sch Geo W Kimball Jr, at RocklaEd With lime.
was found to be on fire few days SINCE but was ex-
tinguished without damage to the vesei.
An unknown schr, loaded with corn is ashore of
Port Monmouth, Nj. She is close to the Shore but
cannot be reached owing to the ice.
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LOUIS BUNcE, Superintendent of Burr

WORK FOR THE AssEssoRs.-The Star sug-
gests that it would be an important step to-
ward the reduction of taxes. if the assistant
assessors in each ward would take measures
to get tax out of all the men who have regis
tered as voters this spring. ..,.
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IHE Argus wants the American Eagle to
make crane OF himself, because small part
OF the great Republican party, in this city,
act unwisely. Better have the proud bird
changed to a bantam rooster, for that bird is
co's''e"o@y Growing whether he gains victory
or not ..+f
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid.

DUBIfSHED Forehe benefit, and asacAuFJoN
L 10 YOUNG MEN and others, who suifer from
Nervous Debility Pr nature Decay OF Manhood.
DC, supplying Ihs Means CT Self-CuTe. Wilton ~
one who cured himself and sent tree receiving a
Postpaid directed envelope. Address NATHAN
TEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, n. T.. Also lrce. by the
same publisher, a circular Of DAISY SWAIN, the
great Poem of the War
dc31-d& w3m-sy
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To last weeks Transcript 22d, page 37S the readers
attention is called to the article headed ECONOMY
IN COAL, in which the writer states at length and
very correctly, the advantages experienced in using
certain sizes OF COAL; having the knowledge Of the
facts contained in said statement, l. last fall laid in
quite stock The size therein suggested, por-
ton OF which is yet on SALE
Parties wishing small quantity TO complete the
season, and also with the view of testing the cor
RICHNESS of the idea expressed, preparatory for
other cold season can be accommodated at 266
Coml. ST., gth'a pure article at surprisingly low
figure. JOS. POOR a.
Feb d. dtfSN -
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LOVE AMONG THE RosEs.''-This is the
name given new and delightful toilet article
which must become very popular with the la
dies. Its perfume is exquisite. 1t can be had
at Loring' IS drug store, corner of Federal and
Exchange streets p, 4rar .. 81.
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! " -NOOOH't0tJ TUT OfHONOO1 p1U
1t will be seen had the Republicans been
united, Mr.. Knowlton would have been elect
ed, notwithstanding many Republicans voted
Tor MT. Curtis, ON account of the Dutch
Gap"
% The meeting was adjourned to IL o'clock to-
day to receive return from the Islands. It
is not supposed any voting was done there
yesterday. -rlqag rs-fsefB
Another election will probably be held on
Saturday. i-S0~
The whole vote yesterday was 70 less than
that thrown on Monday. is 1galoTs ~
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ARRIVAL OF A sTEAMER.-Steamship St.
George, Capt. Smith, of the Montreal Ocean
Steamship line, arrived at this port wednes-
day night, from GLASGOW. She has a full
cargo. -- ANa =
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FRYEBURG.-The following town officers
were elected on ,Monday:-Town Clerk, t. S.
Mcintire; Selectmen, Asa Charles, S. C
Hobbs, and p. A. Bradley; Treasurer, 7. C
Ward; School Committee, G. H. Tibbetts
All Republicans.
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Republican Nominations.

B3f~FirSt Page To-ddy-Ihe Financial Sit
-o' aaton; rheTmometrical Observations in Au-
e31i d. burn; Varieties.
Fourth Page-The Seasons; A Fall; A Pow
n1i- efful Patron; leo High q Price tor Beans.
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MARRIED.

ciar Ias Guy; March 5, by Rev. Dr. Shaer Capt
both ef Portland ~ N"N'g- ass iAf''Ie a. L'pDy'
J.Gibson. = 'o'' anu SUSIE
In BIdieI9rd, Feb 20, oren G. chley, NJ. D.. ana
and Sarah A. Emery of Sanford. = NJ
In York. Feb IL, Robert Nealey and Miss Hannah
L. Grant. .-.e.-.s .r.-... q. 81 -
Moving. o-Ic ft4 tfoI rl H EH- r.
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reseniation cfthc Articles OF Impen ch
fnent of tho Senate.

The Washington correspondent of the Bos.
ron Advertiser gives the following graphic de-
scription of the sceneon Wednesday, when
the articles of Impeachment were lai before
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A BEAR IN THE STREETs.-One of Barnum's
bears came out of the ruins of the Museum
Tue s lay and created great excitement
among the thousands on Broadway, all of
whom ran one way and the bear the other
He finally ran into a cellar where he was cap
! tured
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CHIEE IusTIcE

CHIEF JUSTICE CHAsE's communication to
the Senate, mentioned in our dispatches yes
terday, is simply suggestion that inasmuch
y, as the Senate sits as court for the trial of an
Impeachment, and for the trial of a President
= with the Chief Justice in the chair, the organ
fziton of a court should precede the formal
impeachment of the President, the presenta-
ton of the articles of impeachment and the
adoption Of rules and issue OF summons for
b 3 the trial 1t wilb seen that the question is
purely formal and does not affect the substance
of the proceedings. The rumors respecting
" Judge Chase's opposition to the trial are Of
course unfounded, 1t is his duty TO preside at
ia the trial and see that both parties are fairly
heard. 1t is simply inconceivabe that with
this responsibility resting upon him he should
have taken ground either for or against the
Initiation OF the proceedings. A. .........
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DEMOCRATIC GAINS. Under the head of
Democratic gains we find in morning con-
temporary election returns from Utica and
Auburn, n. Y. We learn from the New ork
Tribune that in Utica the Democratic MAJOR
ity was 20 less than last year, while in Au-
burn the Republicans succeeded by an IN
creased majority. In Ithiea the Republican
gain was 113.
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JackSOn'S Catarrh Snuff
AND TROCME POWDER.
A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY IN
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ness, Asthma, Broncilifis, Coughs,


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This Remedy does not Dry Up, Catarrh but
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aiiays and sOOtiles and burning heat in "a,
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gives to the Throat and vocal organs ''N'
Delicious Sensation of Goodness and
-ar "e Comfort.
Is the Best Voice Tonic in tho worldl
Try II: Safe, Reliable and only IS cents.
soio oy Druggists, or mailed free, address
COOPER, WILSON 81 CO.,
Proprietors, Philadelphia.
w. W. Whpple & Co. Portland. General Agents.
Wholesale Agts Geo. g. Goodwin g. Co; Rust Bros
q Bird, Boston; j. W. Perkins q Co, W. F. Phillips
&Co, II. II. Hay, Portland.
Nov l4-sNeod&wGm raf1llt--
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is The best in the world.
The only trie and perfect Dye-H armless, Reliable,
instantaneous. No disapp ointment. Noridiculous
tints. Remedies tile III effects ~ Bad DYES Invie-
crates and leaves the hair and beautiful black or
6rot1n Sold by all Druggists and Perumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory 16 Bond
street, New York. jan1lSNdly
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IMPORTS.
DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS

.MATAEZAS. Brig Hyperion ss2 casks 81 ties
mola ses so casks 100 boxes sugar, 10 Gee II mIt;
bbls molasses, to master. nIrI V8sf ~
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I. DICKENS IN PoRTLAND.-It will be noticed
by the advertisement that Charles Dickens
will give reading in this city, at City Hall,
on March Both. Tickets will be tor sale by
Messrs. Bailey & Noyes on Thursday, the 10th
instant. f. r.... -alfr I'd
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PORTLAND TURNvEREIN.-The exhibition
of Portland Turnverein this evening promises
to be grand-affair. The gymnastics willioe-
cupy considerable portion of the evening;
and the preparations which have been made
will insure an entertainment not surpassed by
anything heretofore given to the public
The Trapeze exercises have been carefully
studied and perfected, while the Parallel Bars
which require the whole physical power of the
performer, have not been neglected. This part
of the entertainments will be well worth the
price of the tickets. Afterward comes the
Promenade Concert, and any one not wishing
to remain will have an opportunity Of retiring
while the hall is being cleared of the settees
See that you secure your tickets at the places
advertised, to avoid the rush at the door. Evv
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TROUBLE WITH INDIANs.-A St. Louis dis
patch says that Montana papers report that
the Blackfeet Indians have inaugurated their
yearly raid and are infesting the Fort Benton
road between Kennedys rancho and Gun riv-
er. They have already killed one man and run
Oft 100 head of horses, besides committing VIC
lence among the settlers in the neighborhood
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s coaches were fired upon
by the Indians several times
Dispatches to Gov. Smith from Col. Spencer
state that Kennedys rancho, IS miles from
Helena, was'burnt blythe Indians, Mrs Kenne:
dy and her children captured and carried off
by the savages. ae t..l.T tI-s
The Omaha Republican learns from a relia-
BILE source that about 1900 Indians that gather
ed around Fort Laramie and con Quoted them.
selves in threatening and insolent manner
have already commenced depredatons on stock
in that vicinity. .t-r
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Business Items

SEE what Cement fipe is good for. Adyer-
tisement on first page. --
ORIN HAWKES. & Co, 292 Congress street,
have large ard admirable stock of Boys
Clothing -
M. L. A.-Prof c. D. Robinson will read be-
fore this Association on Saturday evening,
March Z. Reading to commence at o'clock.
March 6. 2tJHBihsisi 5l5IH rH
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PILLsBURY IN NEW HAMPsHIRE.-Hon Il
f. Pillsbury, the leader Of the Maine Democ-
raey gets shot from the Coos, N. H. Repub-
lcan: -... ..........
We have a Jdct for those who listened to the
celored and lugubrious speech of Mr.. Pills.
bury of Maine last week His remarks were
bred topics, Unequal and excessive taxation
was the string he played upon To incite dis
content, prejudice and passion among laboring
men was the sole inteut of his speech, and to
accomplish this reprehensibe purpose he went
a long way outside the facts, figures and rea-
son. Mr.. Pillsbury played the part of a DEM
agooue. This is his position, as he himself de-
fined it on recent occasion. Speaking with
p PepubIican he said: :" We shall beat you in
New Hampshire. We shall beat you on the
question Of tax ltion. know IL Is all q hum-
buq but we shall beat"
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TAKEN TO NEW YORK. - Deputy Marshal
Irish left for New York yesterday afternoon
with Pepo Balds, the Spaniard who has been
here day or two on charge of theft. He
was needed in that city to answer to a serious
charge, and upon requisition made upon our
officers he was started off, ge,t1
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DR.. a. RAYLEY'S
Itch & Salt Rheum Ointment,

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ITCH, SALT RHEUlf, OLD SORES, CHILD
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DR.. A. IAYLEY, Proprietor, PHILADELPHIA.
Price 50 cents. w. w. WHlPPLE & CO.
noV2eeodtisN General Agents.
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ITCH! ITCI!! fTCH!!!
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in from 10 to IS hours.
WheRton's Ointment cures FAC Itch.
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Wbeat0n7s Ointment cures Tertcr. ~
WheatOn's Ointment cures BARRIERS Itch
W heatOn's Ointment cures Every kind
of Huinor like Magic. a
Price. 90 cents box; by mail, 60 cents. Address
WEEKS & POTTER, No. 10 Washington Street.
Boston, Mass. For sale by all Druggists.
September &c. eod&w1y
Turner's Tie Douloureux. or Uniyeraai
Neuralgia Pill, is a safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest cases ale completely and permanently cured
in very short time. Neuralgia in the face or head
is utterly banished in few hours. No form of nery-
GUS disease wthstands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent physi-
Clans 1t contains nothing injurious to tine most del
icate system. Sold everywhere Sent on receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER s. Co, 100
fremont Street, Boston. Mass, proprietoIs
For sale by W. +. Phillips & Co., Portland, Me-
July Is. eod&w1ysn ~ .-