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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-04

sixth wARD-FoURTH VOTING PRECINCT
= Notice Is hereby given that in conformity to
ipEton, an election, viii pc held In The Fourth
Voting PRECINCT Of the Sixth Ward, on MONDAY,
foE, on street south, belweea Eighth aud Ninth
streets east, for Collector. Register and Surveyor
Aldermen, to serve two years. and three members
OF the Board OF Common Council, to serve one
said Precinct the votes Of all WHO are registered in
the said Sixth Ward ofthe city Of Washington o, the
elusive, will be received. Polls open ia. IN.
ROBERT HAMILTON.
CALEB HUGHES,
JOHN W. THOMPSON,
myR Commissfonars
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Wines and Liquors,
Stables.

IOOK'B BOARDING. STABLES,
~ ON RI6HTH STREET,
Between D and X, No. 461.
Particular attention paid 10 Boarding. Horses
Large. airy and comfortable stAl les The proprie.
br wolf known as one Of the best feeders In this
District Owners Of poor hol sos can have them
attended and we'll cared for.
CARRIAGES can be had Al all hours for Parties,
dinEs. and Funerals ia2B.tf
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SEcQsp wARp-sECoND VOTING PRE-.
= CiNCr. ..Notiee = hereby Eiysn that in con
% wsshinrton, 40 election viii be hsid 10 the
sseend ystinf Precinct Of the seeopd wara. 90
MONDAY. the 7th day Of Jane HtxL ~, Lhe IA nee
q MI Nurent, on the northeast corner Of J. aud
Thlttsenth streets, for Collector. Register and Sur
ofhidrrinsn, 70 .sstys Two years, spd three mem.
bers Of The board 81 Common Council, 70 serve ops
yeat, and Assessor 10 serve two years, at which
ssid Precinct the votes Of all Who arg reGis,ered
the ssid Second ward Of the City ef washlnstos,
inclusive, will be received. POLL open AZ I a. m
aud close n7p.m N. JOHN MPEowN,
70 AJAOKs0E, a".l
myB HHf ri. Commissioners
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~ Trains leaving pal t,nore and Ohio pspo ..
e;S q, m. connect with Orange. Alexandria a I'd
hansssa. Passenger Trains Al 81. AssPh Junctioi,
for all points on the line o. thot road between Ma
Trains leaving St. AHAph and King streets at 2:25
p. m. connect at 81. Asaph Junction with train
arriving at Baltimore and ohio Depot atS:2Op. m.
and In time M {Si Ry lIT NRssiatI%S,TIss
W J. PHkLPs, Gen y Manager. dee30-u
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EOURTH wARD-FIPTH VOTING PRECINCT.
Il Notice 10 hereby given that In conformity TO
the provisions OF the Charter Of the city Of Wash
lnSton. an election will be held In the F!nh Voting
Precinct OF the Fourth Ward, on MONDAY, the
7th day Of June next, at Canterbury Hall. south
side OF LouisianA avenue, betyeen fouT,And.A "A.
hAlfApd Sixth streets west, for Collector Register
aud Surveyor, to serve two years. one member Of
the Board Of Aldermen, to serve two years.
serve one year, and one ASSESSOR at which sale
Precinct the votes Of all who are REGISTERED In the
said Fourth Fourth Ward Of the city Of Washing
ton, the initial letter OF whose name Is from 7 to z
inclusive, win be received. Polls open at la IN,
NJ, FRANK KELLEY,
WIN. II EDINBuR0H,
J. l.. MOVES,
my2s Commissioners
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WEAIpJE,IISP PAPER FOR SALE THIS AT
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Election Lst Notices.

cEcosD wARD--TIRsr VOTING rRRoINoT.
SS ssIss .ss ~. n q. IN q 2
Ssy 81 n.a sSS'f n ~ s0sss e.
for Collector. RsEi.,sI AID serysysr e serve I've
q Common Council, TO serve oss, yssri and an
Asses.of. 70 ssIys W years, A. vhlsh s.ld Pr;
second Ward u lie City q ws,hinrioS, The initial
letter o. hose mos /. from 10 inelusivs. will
p M. ~ BERNARD BRENNAN,
r.. .r. . MNCLAlR BURLRY,
myn commlssien,rs.
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--..s ANdE OF TIME.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1905.
On and after MONDAY, Dec. list, 1888. and
run between Washington and klsxAndria as foi.
fHRoUdH NAIL rRAIEs.
Leave D, '<shinEton, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, ga IN. lido. for Manassas and Harrison
burg, B:8k
Leave Aliens ndrih, from corner Of Duke and
Henry streets iron Manassas railroad) 2.I y. m. /
do. from LynehburE, 6p. m.
? nj LOCAL PAssEEoHR TRAINS.
fLEAvEwLsHiEdroE, . LEAVE ALEXANDRIA.
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| LRxANDRiA. Logpoyg AND HANPsHlRi
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rBB oRRAT DOUBLR.TRACK ROUTE
with BLE0ANT SCENERY. Palace sl.ts-room,
ssylng from four 70 twelve hours Ia lime over any
other fouss, Two hnldred miles saved 70 wsstssn
fHkIS DiiLY ETPREss rRAIns WEST
Fs"'TTwo DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS NORTH.
ThIough from Baltimore 70 ROCHESTER, and
rirrsBbR6H witheu,ohass. .-,.s-'',
tsssd yaStasss ~ Insk,nE all changes 10 UNION
DsPOTs, and no FBRRlEs -|.If -.ss
Tickets by this route ear be procured at the
saes, eosuet Of sixth street and PennsylysaiA
svenas. under National Hotel, whore reliable infor
nation will be given at all timss, 18Th.
ptArahgefs rroeurtnE tickets At this vrhce eau Sc
ire btions In Slsrpi ng Cars for Rlmira
pttsbuffA, 10 w, J. ARNOLD, Ticket Aren't
Ihf -5.lIOdrpsr Sixth At. Ned Penn. zysnue,
Washingtou, d. O.
hnANt, - .. 'iN1VuH. t.rlH. 90. galtirIora, Nd.
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Superior Court.

APRIL TERM-GoDDARD' j., PRESIDING.
IoEsDAf.-No. o4o- Oaiep "a onap'n o' al W.
Amos A. Bro anu Lutner u DiaKe, lruseee appei-
liant In this case, which was heard before the Judge
last Tuesday, decision was renuereu ny ouuse
Goddard, afrmng the decision OF tne iriai ousuce'
charging the Trustee.
cbonI;n q, Rullard Iittlefiel,s
~ D.
NO. lOl-r. w. Inomes et ais. Vs' f. N. 1elly'
This is action brought against the sheriff of the
tho corntu tor attaching a ear-Ioad of notatoes The
vas ont ont of the March term and the case
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The News,

John p. Hale has written 60 the correspon-
dent of the New York Times denying that he
has imported goods illegally.
The rumors about Cabinet changes are said
to be without foundation.
The ladies of the New York Sorosis invited
the gentlemen of the press to tea at belmont
co.'s, Saturday night. The ladies made all the
speeches and the gentlemen were not permit
ted to open their mouths except to drink tea.
The fair speakers changed the ."ladies and
gentlemen" with which speeches are usually
introduced to gentlemen and ladies"
Over eighty deer were killed in March in
the vicinity of Colebrook, New Hampshire.
DR.. Joshua Leavitt, to whom the Golden
Club, of London, has awarded prize for an
essay on the promotion of improved relations
between the United States and Great Britain,
proposes the formation of Zollverein, or
Customs League, to which this country and
the British Provinces shall be parties.
A Harvard Boat Club has challenged the
Oxford University crew to four-oared boat
race with an invitation to Cambridge to join
in the contest.
The New York Herald thinks Sprague wants
to get up an agrarian party
Brick Pomeroy is out in furious phillipic on
the Hoffman and World stripe of Democrats.
He says he will be more red-hot than ever, and
writes denunciatory letter to Hoffman, say
ing he wants no quarter or assistance. The
milk in that cocoanut is that Manhattan and
Tammany have quarreled.
Amasa Sprague, the senior member of the
firm to which the Rhode Island Senator be-
longs, is Democrat.
Booth, the actor, is to be married in June.
He is a widower.
The Boston Journal becomes the property
of the wife of Col. Rogers, its late proprietor.
The London Spectator says that Reverdy
johnson "was bred in a world as extinct as
the glacial period
Assassins now use a weapon, the discharge
of which makes no noise. An india rubber
strap is used to propel the bullet instead of
gunpowder.
A Washington correspondent calls Walt
Whitman, funny, dirty, good-natured,
broad-shouldered, long bearded, red-nosed,
last-week-shirted, forsaken old bachelor, with
sprig of the tree of life in his buttonhole, and
pansy between his lips, through which comes
humming medley of Tramp, tramp, tramp
aud Katy Darling"
John r. Young, the very able managing edi-
tor of the New York Tribune, is in trouble.
He is accused of stealing cable dispatches from
the Associated Press for the benefit of the
Philadelphia Post, paper in which he is in
terested, and of receiving money from Senator
Cameron, Galusha A. Grow and Benjamin Fl
Brewster, and of attempting to extort money
| from Gov. Curtin The Sun afirms that he
offered his resignation after these facts were
discovered, and that it was not accepted.
Among the Maine letters to Senator Sprague
are those OF E. F. Pillsbury, of Augusta, and
R. S. Boyd, of Portland, not previously men,
toned.
Several photographers have testified in the
case of Mumler, who is on trial in New York
for imposition in producing spirit photographs
that they can produce pictures like those taken
by him by natural means.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28

SMARTs CLAIMS FOR TIE DEMOCRATIC NOM
n5ArIoN.-The Bangor Whig regrets that it ID
unable to second the efforts of the Press to Sc
gre the nomination OF Hon. E. K. Smart OF
Biddeford for Governor by the Democracy. In
tie first place the Whig contends that the
nomination belongs to the East and in the
second place it is SO absurd as to suggest that
Principle may stumble into the Democratic
convention, and bashfully ask to be heard, hke
sny other foreigner" Being there, the wing
ssys Principle will ask
Who is Smart and what has he done! smart
snswers that he is bond-taxer- bis interIo-
gator may say that, being mprascsleaole at tn TINS
Democrat? Didn't he smile upon "Lincoln's
IirelipgsY' Hasn't he been shaky on the in
humanity of the negro? Hasn't he at some
time looked upon the colored gentleman as a
man and brother? And, finally, don't he bear
o military title (howbeit it was gained before
The late unpleasantness), which would fright
en- away the deserters?
If the Whig can find no better means of
combating the just claims of an eminent and
very active Democrat than raising the petty
question of locality and framing an absurd by
pothesis, it is really taking most disreputable
course, and we feel justified in administering a
'withering'' rebuke. Principle in a Democrat
ic convention? Well, well,-these "Penob-
tcot fellows as the Somerset Reporter delights
10 call them, are exceedingly facetious some
times. Besides, the Whig as an Intelligent
md wide awake journal las it certainly is in
: ii cases except this) should remember that
smart is matchmaking his party, from purely
t.isinterested motives, with the idea that they
are mot to 60 back single day to look up an
tecedents" No, no, Mr.. Whig, much as we
respect your opinion, we take our stand firmly
and irrevocably on Smart,-as firmly as Chas.
Lamb took h s stand on roast pig
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28
TEE srnAMrn JOHN Book This Ape

TIE Sr1AMER JOHN Brook This fne
summer boat, belonging to the Ertland and
Boston line, has laid up since las November,
and during that time has beer tho oushly
overhauled and put in flrst-rate CIDER, at great
expense. A trial trip down tn, harbor was
made yesterday. The day was ine, and the
trip very pleasant to all on boar This COM
pany is SO well known that itneeds no de-
fence, but several statistics furnjhed by Capt.
Coyle, Managing Director of tie Company,
fully explains the reasons why tis line, noted
for its great carefulness, is still popular.
This company has run its stesners between
this city and Boston for the lat twenty-five
years-just that this spring-mking not less
than $1,000 passages, and running 1,8OO, 600
miles. They have transported /, ,6O0, 900 pas
sengers and 3,5OO,0OO tons Of freight. The
steamers have run both winterand summer
without accident to life or limb b any person,
and never making loss on freiIht { the own
ers. Neither has there ever ben law suit
with any one doing business with the compa-
ny. No bar has ever been paced upon the
boats, nor have they run upon he Sabbath if
it was possible to avoid it.
The John Brooks will take he place on the
route tonight, the Montreal gong off for her
annual repairs. The officers of he former are
Capt. J. j. Liscomb; Albion Mayo, Mate;
Micah Higgins and John #. Licomb. Clerks;
Capt. Washington Stevens, Pilt; Jas. Weed
man, Steward
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28
CONNIE RCAL.
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS. As1rrAmnns, APR 27.

RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS ANDTEAMERs, APR. N.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-1 cans milk, 300 bbls
flour, Al ears lumber, do sugsboxes, 20 rolls leath-
er, car cattle, do tubing, daths, 265 bags seed,
car slaves, do ship knees9 pkgs sundries; for
shipment East-800 bbls. -four. cars wheat, do pa
per.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRO1-12 bdls shovels, 20
wheelbarrows, 13 sugar mill 1 car cattle, bdls
chairs, IS bbls beans, car bods, do potatoes 100
sides leather, 2L9 pkgs sundrie
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC IILRoAD4 coils lead
pipe chests, 10 bdls dead ey, 9 blocks, 8 hides
bdl calf skins, cars bricks, ID hoops, do bbls
looms, "a bags waste, "a empt bbs,, 10 half do, 63
doors, cases good, bbs Illow, IL bedsteads, 5
center tables Al boxes herrin SO pieces springs,
eases oil cloth, bbs potatoes do fish, "a carboys
car shingles, 81 cars freight Boston.
PORTLAND, SAco & PoIsMoUTH RAILROAD
cars wood, do boards, d{tone, do piling, 2 do
furniture, do iron, do !, do machinery, do
boxes do timber, lot emptyoxes, IA bags rags, 81
plows, 10 rolls leather, 294 bh, boxes and pkgs.
STEAMER FOREST CITY,ioM BosToN-45 coils
cordage 10 bags coffee, $50 hes mdse 10 do tin, 100
do mdse % do fruit. 80 kegs ad, casks OIL 40 bdls
shovels, 80 plates iron 20 tuard 100 pkgs to order
for Canada and up country, boxes mdse, 241 emp
ty bbls., AZ bdls lea board50 bags dyewood, 48
wheels, 100 pkgs mdse to ord.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28
lanib took his stand on roast pig.

The DICKENS BANQUET AT LIVERPOOL
The cable has told us something of the banquet
to Charles Dickens in Liverpool Fuller ac-
counts by mail indicate that the testimonial
was of the most fattering nature. There some
things in the proceedings, however, that Amer
leans can hardly look upon with qualification.
Every body remembers Lord Verisopht," the
prainless peer, who has been supposed to rep
resent Mr. Dickens idea of an average English
nobleman. Indeed. until lately there has been
an undercurrent of almost fierce democracy in
the great novelists productions. But at this
Liverpool dinner Mr.. Dickens repudiated, dis
owned and destroyed Lord Verisopht, like a
modern Saturn devouring his own child. This
seems to have been owing to desire to concil
late certain members OF the House of Lords,
his literary brethren, who were present on this
occasion. Lord Houghton Orchard Mouckton
Mines) and Lord Dufferin had spoken in
terms of extravagant eulogy of the great guest
of the evening, the former complaining, how
ever, of the manner in which the English peer
age had been treated in his writings There
upon rises Mr.. Dickens, pronounces his Lord
Verisopht "a profoundly unnatural charae-
tel" eulogises Lord Houghton, Lord Lytton,
Lord Brougham, Lord Chief Justice Cock
burn, and Lord Russell, and in short makes
a formal recantation. This is worse than Rev
erdy johnson sitting down to dinner and for
getting the Alabama claims. But this is ever
the way with great tribunes of the people. The
foes of the common people, by fattery, by hon
ors and sometimes by money, buy them; Ten
nyson becomes an aristocrat, though he wrote
Locksley Hall, and Dryden becomes 1iunkey
of James Ii. But the detection of Mr. Dick
ems, who has a natural royalty of his own by
virtue of an almost supernatural genius, and
who need pay no tribute to any other Empire,
is more sorrowful event than any of the rest.
His 'ast years ought to have been passed in
America
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28

ROGERS GRoUPs.-The fame of the Rogers
groups of statuary has become worldwide and
has earned for the talented sculptor reputa-
tion rarely accorded to any American iu either
the old or new world. His last, Challenging
the Vote, fully sustains the reputation of his
form sr works. Messrs. Lowell & Senter COR
ner OF Congress and Brown streets, are pre-
pared to furnish these groups at the lowest
market prices, besides . splendid assortment
of silver and platedware of the most unique
and desirable design elegant iewelry. etc.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28

SERIOUS AccDENT.-Mr. Richard Bean, OF
Gorham, was driving yoke of young oxen'
attached to a cart and wheels, Monday after
noon, when the cattle became frightened by a
large dog springing at them, and started upon
the run. Mr.. Bean held on to the bow of one
of them until he fell upon his face and one of
the wheels passed over his body seriously in
turing him. His case, though not entirely
hopeless, is said to be critical.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28

Mr.. GAIT of Canada, by his speech in the
Dominion Parliament, report of which will
be found in our telegraphic columns, no doubt
proposed to match Mr.. Chandler of the United
States Senate. He succeeded. Mr.. Chandler's
proposal to seize Canada by way of indemnify
ing the United States for the Alabama depre-
dations, is stark mad. Mr. Galt's proposition
to offset the Alabama claims by claims based
on the Fenian invasion of Canada is equally
mad. The Fenian invasion is still too recent
an event to be susceptible of such misrepre-
sentation as Mr.. Gait attempts. Both coun-
tries still remember that the United States
government acted SO promptly and efficiently
as to wiring reluctant praises from the lips of
its enemies. It's conduct was entirely satisfac-
tory to England at the time. The Alabama
claims, on the other hand, rest upon acts
which at the time of their occurrence were
promptly denounced as acts of war on the
part of England against this country. This
afterthought of Mr.. Calf will be of little SER
vice, except as pleasant diversion for the
Canadas, especially as it has not even the poor
merit of being put forward in a serious spirit.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28

CATERPnLARs.-Our reader.will remember
how our city was infested Yithsaterpllars last
summer, these disagreeable woms hanging in
countless numbers from the tees and houses
all over the city. Unless strinfent measures
are taken there will be repetition of the same
state of affairs the coming seaim, as the trees
are filled with the cocoons, mi they may be
found in great numbers uneIthe caves and
window-sills OF the dwellings Ii the citizens
60 to work now and sweep item down we shall
be free from most annoying lest next sum-
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28
supreme judicial Oour..

APRIL TERM-BARRoWs, ], PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-The case of James B. johnson vs.,
John Sparrow argued by Mr. Symonds for de-
fendant and Mr.. A. A. Strout for plaintiff. The
jury returned a verdict for plaintiff for $6s7.
Shepley & Strout. Symonds & Libby.
Putnam.
No. 453-Benj. F. Wentworth VS.. Hartford Insur-
Co. Action to policy OF insurance for
$4,000 on stock of goods in a store in Lmington,
which was destroyed by fire May 16, 1867 The de-
fence is that the policy obtained by fraudulent
representation of the amount and value of the prop
srty be insured that the claim OF the plaintiff for
loss is excessive and fraudulent because at the time
OF the alleged loss there not much property in
the store of the plaintiff he has made claim for;
that the property insured fraudu'ently removed
from the place where it insured before the fire,
and was not destroyed as alleged; that the fire was
not honestly and really by misfortune and without
fault fraud on the part Of the plaintiff On trial.
Littefeds. N. Webb.
Court adjourned to o'clock Wednesday morning.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28
United states Circuit Court.


TUEsDAY.-Jane Leavitt ct al. VS.. Lewis McDon-
aid ct al. Opened to the jury. After disposing Of
preliminary pleadings, and after proceeding through
portion OF the testimony, question of admissa-
bility OF testimony arose, which resulted in ntin
uance Of the case.
Fessendens. Rands-Bradburys.
David s. Crerar VI. Montreal Ocean Steamship Co.
Appeal from the decision of the District Court upon
libel for freight upon quantity Of coal brought
from Pictou to Portland. The question involved was
simply the amount of coal for which libeant en-
titled to receive freight and the demurrage of the
vessel at this port.
Shepley & Strout. j. & E.. M. Rand,
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28

HowR's MUSICAL MoNTHLY-The second
number of this excellent musical journal pub
fshed by Elias Howe, No. 1O3, Court street,
Boston, has come to hand and we'll sustains
the reputation of the preceding one. Eleven
pieces of superior dance music and ten popu-
lar songs are contained in this number.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28
Portland ana Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-T. e. Mosely & 90.
Europe--Ladies to Travel.
Hair Tonic-Thos. G. Loring.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Auction Sale Z. M. Patten & Co.
Auction Notice.. o. Bailey, IS Exchange st.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
May Festival--City Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Trees-W. M. Herbert.
M. q. M. A.-Attention.
Rogers Statuary-Lowell & Senter,
Furnished House to Let.
Tenement to Let.
Wantsd-Situation.
Flour. j. Gunnison.
Richardson's Piano Forte Book.
Pr0Da Notice.
Freedom Notices. w. Cook
House to Let-Geo. II. Davis & Co.
Portland Academy-P. j. Larrabee.
Board Uptown.
BridgtOn Academy-Thos, II. Mead.
Notice-A. B. Holden.
N0tice-John A. Waterman.
artnership-Fenderson, Sabine 70.
Stores to Let-W II. Anderson.
Dissolution Webster q Burns.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28

MAY FEsTIvAL-he ladies of st. PauPs
Parish are making separations for pleasant
festival at City Hall Y Wednesday evening of
next week. The programme embraces grand
floral spectacle, an oPretta, music, &c. They
are diligently engaged IN getting up their festi-
VAL and from their vel known tact in these
matters the public mS well expect something
charming.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28

ssBuy We, and pn do you Good" DR..
Langley's X Oot and Herb Biiters are sure
remedy tor Liver complaint in all its forms, Humors
OF the Blood and Skin. Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Co.'S
tiveness, Indigestion Jaundice. Headache, al Bill
ious Diseases, General Debility, &c. They cleanse
the system regulate the bowels restore the appetite
purif the blood strengthen the body, and thorough
prepare 1t to resist diseases OF all kinds. GEO. O.
GOODWIN & Co., Boston. Sold by all druggists.
Mar 13-sN16w
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d1wsN

BB- Thomas G. Loing. Apothecary, pre-
pares a Vegetable Hair Taic, which is war
ranted to be entirely free Sm all sugar of lead,
nitrate of silver, lac sulphr, and other miner
al poisons which enter int the composition of
all the so-salled," Hair RAewers which flood
the market 1t clears te head of dandruf,
and will promote grdth of hair on bald
heads, except in cases of ftreme old age. We
can recommend it as ane5ellent dressing, and
advise all in waut of lir tonic to give it a
trial.-P0rtldnd Trdnscri.
Price One Dollar.
LORNG, Apothecary.
Corner of Exclage and Federas SITS.
April %, 1869. dtfN
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28
SPECIAL OFFICES.
EurOe

An excellent opportuny is offered to few
ladies desirous to travel,he coming summer,
through the most interesng parts of Germa-
ny, France and Switzdand, visiting Mont
Blanc, etc., with residere in Paris during the
winter season, togetherwth unusual advanta-
ges to acquire in shor time the French Ian
guage, Music and thu Fine Arts. Expenses
moderate. Full pariculars may be obtained
by letter addressed Europa" No. "A West
46th Street, New Yor.
April %, 1869. d1wsN