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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-09
Foreign Markets-[BY TBLxaRApHI.

Foreign Markets-[Br TBLxaRApHI.
LosDog, April s.-Eoon.-Consols, 93A.
United States bonds, s3A.
LIVERPOOL, April S.-Eoon.-Cotton quiet;
Gplands, l2AQl2&d.; Orleans, l2H9i2hd.;
estimated sales, 5000 bales.
ANernoon-Cotton easier but not lower.
Lard, Us. Pork, l03s.
HAvRE, April S.-Cotton unchanged.
FRAxKEoRr, April S.-United States bonds
dull at S7I.
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THUNDER AND Snow IN New YORK.
Neu York, April7.-A thunderstorm, with
snow, is now prevailing here,
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Execution.
PHILADELPHIA, April Sc. W. witch
ell, who was to have been hung to-day for
the murder Of Mrs. Hill, his mother-in-law,
was found dead in his cell this morning. 1t
is supposed friends who visited him yester-
day left him the poison.
The death of Twitchell was caused by
strychnine,
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uALL & HUTCHINSON,
IL WH0LESALE DEALERS


would respectfully call the attention of the city
Trade to their stock OF FANCY GOODS IN ALL
WAKES, NOIOJ,a. &C., which is now COM
plete, and which they a!e off4ring upon The most
Iess onable terms fur CASH. Give Them CALI
NH cn-tad3m
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Execution at PhtIadeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA, April 8.-Gerold Eaton
was hung to-day for the murder Of Her
mans.
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RESTAURANTs, dc.
CA RRIAGEs, DRAYs, &c.

CPECIAL NOTICE. am now prepared
- TO mako 70 order all kinds Of WA6OEa,
aud workmanship. Those In want OF such articles
would consult their own interest by calling and
examining my stock before purchasing elsewhere
u. p. ODnLL,
NH 10 Third and Marshall streets.
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HAVE YOUR VISITING CARDS
IL PRINTED At THB DISPATCH PRINT
IEa, HOUaH. JAZZ
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Tobacco Markets.
Richmond.

APRIL ;, IeoV.
At the Richmond Tobacco Exchange TO. day
the market was rather lower for all kinds,
with very heavy breaks. The prices to-day
may be set down as % to Soc. on Tugs, and SOC.
to 81 on leaf, below the following, which were
our Ia ct dnotatiOps
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL

SPECIAL TBLKGRAMs TO THE DISPATCH.
A BILL PASSED PROVIDING FOR AN
Be. ELECTION IN VIRGINIA.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27

"REMINISCENCES OFAN ILLINOIS PATEIARt
[FTom the PittsfelI IlI.) Flag .... s.s.i -

1iEMINIscENcEs OFlAN ILLINOIS PATHIA ABcII.
IFrom The Pittsaeld 1li.) Flag Is.sao' Isss
Some time ago Colonel Benjamin. Barney.
OF kinderhook, called iuto our Office on busi,
ness. tie was then administering on the es.
tate oil his. son.. recently deceased. and who
.iled, we believe nom the effect of disease
sontracted or wounds received during the re-
Lemon. The Colonel Informed us that his son
was the last survivor of his children. and was
10 have been the inheritor of his propeI Il.
Jie told us his age, which we think is aboilt
eighty, and that he is now childless. tIoueh
Iie has several grandchildren. I.earriihS tlsat
ie came TO this State in 1920, we endeayDred
10 draw him Into conversation 10 elicit some
information aboutsthe early settlement ofPike
county. he told us OF the shaidships cot sfbe
early settlers, and OF their many trials. .adiii
cuttles, ana dangers. Among other things, he
mentioned that the praries OF that sdayj were
infested with swarins Of yoracious flies. chat
would Kill horse in a short time, and which
,nllcted terrible suffering on CATTLE. He saws,
lhey are not entirely extinct, but can be found
among The long grass in some places yet The
Coionei informed us that he was Captain OF a
company IN the Blackhawk war, in 1892, and
mentioned an incident OF The war, in connec-
llon Win reminiscence concerning Presi-
dent Lincoln, then Captain also. He said.
that one ---------, Captain or LieutelIanfof
company, got drunk and insulted General
Whitesides, who was commissioned by Gov.
reynolds. He was put under arrest, and Dr.
dered TO be tried by court martial. There
Were seven Captains serving on the court1mar.
tial, which was then held on the prairie four
miles north OF Rushville-=tlie oldest one Cdp-
tam Winter, who had served under jackson
at the battle OF Horseshoe, ard youngest be-
lag Captain A. Lincoln. Captain Lincoln he
7De The youngest, was called upon to Give his
opinion first, which lie positively refused lte
20 Captain Winter, the Oldest, and one Iof
s)ld Hickory's soldiers, was then called upon.
sor his views, and he at once recommended
dismissal from the service" With this
opinion live more concurred. fnakin6 six In
5avor OF dismissal. Captain Lincoln was calE
ca upon last; and somewhat to their surprise
ne arose and commenced speech in which
ne expressed his entire disagreement with his
pfolher Captains and The proposed finding of
Inc court-martial. He Said that if was n
iirst offence, that the offender was Young. and
mat his dismissal might prove his ruin. where
as another course might save him. III short
ne recommended that the officer be feprf-
Manded and restored to his position and
once, and accompanied this recommendation.
Wlth such cogent arguments and such a forci-s
pie appeal, that the whole court -fnartial chan ?
sed their minds as to the Punishment and
the oflicer was areprimanGed and restored,
and proved an efficient and reliable officer
afterwards. Colonel Barney looks, compare
lively young and active yet for an octogen-
aran. sss. sai l-ugna 4r1s3IIrs f7'W7f
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
Valuable Real Estate at Auction

DURsUANT TO license from The Judge OF Pr obate,
L the undersigned will offer at PUBLIC AUCTION,
unless previously disposed of at private sae at The
late Residence Of WILLIAM and RICHARD NJ.
WEBB, in Casc0, on Wednesday, the sixth day OF
October next at ten o'clock NJ all the interest be-
longing to the estate Of the said William and R. M
MeGp, conformity or seyeray, consisting ofthe fol-
ioMMihng Mhg described parcels, to wit: -, sr
uatt, 1VVaMesteGd Of said VIM. and II. nj. Webb, at
ad ~, MILE carriage Mdnufdctory, formerly oc-
s1paS;r pr H. NJ webb, including Wafer Power and
iess ~ .S 4: n9gse ana Lot at Webb's Mills, known
az me f:oc.ns house. Fifty acres Of land known as
the ~ WHHHey L0t, Seventy Ave acres NJ land known
as the John Wetb lot, Fifty acres knov1n 90 The
Ephraim Edicdrds lot, Twenty acres Of nv es,su 81
Hall lot Twenty acres of the Haui 1nc oaepgei'
Twelve acres known as the james A. Y;nsio,r
Fifty acres Mountain lot owned in common a pt'ce'
b. Wnslow. Also the following parcels Of land ho % /.
longing TO the estate of X. nj. Webb exclusivaIo Io .
noass and lot at Webb's Mills known as the 1dgnns I.
House, House and Barn ami lot known as the ,JosemS
Ahderson place. Also one-haf OF the Prince Strout
Ao., owned in common with William Duran.
ts so u .ns Ioowng parcel OF land belonging TO the
t es.a.e Vi Win webb exclusively living west of the
,omn , roau 'eading rom Webb's Mills to East Ray
SAMUEL S. BROWN
Aum I 0I The Estate of X. M Webb
JOHN WEBB,
Executor OF the Win of VIM Uo,,,
Webbs Mills, Casco, June rs, 1869. -" w1SSe zoe.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27

| Perhaps no one medi-
cine is so universally re.
quired by everybody as
q cathartic, nor was ever
any before so UNIVERSAL
ly adopted into use, in
cverycountry and among
all classes, rs this mild
but efficient pufgative
PHI. The obvious rca-
son is, that it is a more re-
liablesand far more ei1ecs
tual ( remedy than any
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27

8 ilstr
s. A Box LIFTED BYo A KITE The Wick,
burg Times, of the 10th instant, relates tie
following incident y N i.ataasses3 ts1aps4
Ayoung lad at Lake Station Mississibpi
had very large and beautiful kite presented
TO him, about six feet four in size. which Ibe
attempted to raise on the ID instant, Inst as
the wind was increasing and a storm threat
ening. The wind drew the kite So heavily as
to drag the boy along also. To prevent losing
the favorite, he wound the cord u around around his
body. at last the gust bore kite and bow.
along in the rapid air currents. The boy
seemed TO be about Cae hundred feet above.
the earth, and kite five times That distance.
AZ last the young Kite -aier caught in the TOP
oi a tree, and was suspended seventy-1re feet
above the ground. A food OF rain came on.
slackening the, line, abating the wind, and al,
loving the little sufferer to be rescued.. He
was found to be unconscious, and so bruised
aud marred as to be scarcely recognized; but
ing we'll sHi lsi g lFl's' ''sifc' ' II,
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
Miscellany. .
A remarkable school-sIi.,ress.

.l,a.,,o,,,
She IS a lady OF the oid, anu ye. - ~, -,
and most advanced, school. III. n. 4. lrue,
Superintendent of Oxford County, tells State
c,oo,.;,,.a,la,,t Johnson all about herin a
,,.l,,o5 =, .,,o Eo,,,,o,,.,. -.
long letter, puppsnc'i ~ .''o iNonicoec 1oulh
al Miss Vesta Howard is her name. and She
teaches in Bethel. She Is * wears old and
- .o,cht 10 te,ms of nr;,,a.S ~
mas 'a7 N ~ p'"a'e anu puoic
schooii hei' saysDr. irue, she is lariin ad-
vance OF most young teachers instead of being
autiouated. The follow;no ax,,oot from, ,l,o
writer's acconnt of tro si.,
80 u ."s s''iooiI preSepls '''c's
tnal luS1i'y ner euo2yss
She commenced her afternoon session by
saving that she din. not think II best to set
them Immediately 10 work upon their studies,
because they had been at their play, and were
not in the best condition for close application.
She therefore took a I'd Progressive Reader
aud read a story as badly as she could and let
them correct her. faults. snei then read it
correctly, and as one Wout' TAX, and all eyes
were fixed on her. ohe lhen called register
OF scholars by Numbers, who answered by
their names and ages Among then, was =
Winfield Scott, GEL. Fremont and oiber
prominent names, and as they were announc-
ed. she had a word 10 say about tbe,r h;stnr,,
without scarcely stopping he, register Shve,
then made them al take their hooks out of
their seats together without noise No States
were to hit the desks. or books to be sbtlffied
She selects a captain for each offbe smaller
classes who steps out and calls the class out
by numbers. Books are all held alike. This
makes them executive scholars. gafI i5f
In Iiam llfaIii n drota ran 1oaf
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27

AT the late meeting of the presbytery.
when the subject Of scripture was under dis
cusion, Brother W; said early in his min
istry be and another. brGther were conducting
meeting in which there was much religious
interest," An old man gave expression 10 his
ioy ey shouting and continued it until it be-
gan to interrupt the services. Brother iii
said to Brother w, "Go, stop that old
mans noise." He went to him and smoke a
lew words, and the shouting man at once he.
came quiet. Brother H. asked W
What did you say TO the old man that quiet
ed him so promptlya" Brother W re.
Piled Il ashed him for a dollar for fo,ieign
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
Epilepsy, or Fits. ns
& + SURE CUREl

for this distressing complaint is now made knou, l.;
Treatise (of As octave pages) onForeion and NJ %
tive Herbal preparations, published by DIR. q
PHELPS BROWN. The prescription was ijscoy.
cannot conscientiously refuse to make it known as
y mas cured everybody who has used it, for Fits,
never having tailed in single case The Ingredients
to al on receipt oil their name and address, by DR.
y. PHELPS BROWN, No. 10 Grand street. Jer-
sey City, N. j. w3w25
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of a license from the Judge Of Probate
l)I shall sell at public sale, on MONDAY, The 2sth
OF june next at four o'clock P M, on the premises
the following real estate of which William Goodng
JJr., died seized and possessed. TO wit: The Boat
2&nop & not and about three acres OF land adjoining
sne BOAT Shop Lot This property Is situated in Var
cation tor Boat Builder .sf sl4i, 4si s
Yarmouth, May 2ith. 1899. hlts iasft4
NARY q. GoODING, Administrator.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27

~ DIAMOND CUT TDIAaIoND.--A good aMassa-
chusetts doctor met sexton ia the street one
began to couch. ,i,.s' s'''.'.1
Why, doctor" said the sexton, ssyou have
got cold. How long have you had that ?'
Look here, Mr.. Sexton,r said the doctor
with show OF indignation, "ghat is youi
"0ne dollar" was the reply. 9 ~ saa v
swell continued he, 'just come into NV oc
fee, and will pay it. don't want 10 have
you round, and so anxious about my heaItL.' \
The sexton was soon even with him how.
eyer eyer; Turning round to the doctor, he re-
Pbeu, es u sI cal snisuh .sl4Hv sva1 se- =
An, doctor, can not afford to bury Yau
yer. business has never been SO good as 4,
has since you began to practice"
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
Burr's Patent Nursing Bottle

TIME most perfect and Convenient Nursing Bottls
IL in the Worla. We supply the trade with al
parts OF the Bottle separately when required iuclu
inq BaITs Siirercd Hsre Brush, which is OF faesf
nldbfe value TO the Infant, as It Keeps the Tube er
iectly sweet and free nom acid especially in Warm
weather. Price OF Brush 10 cts. BURR s. PEe-
RY, successors TO ~. =. Burr a. Co, Wholesale Drug
gists, 26 fremont st, Boston, Mass. L. Sold hy s
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
Portland & Kennebec r. r.
lN In frrl-HI Nt' - al IE + ull
hummer Arrangement, May 3, 1850

sIl.l lMI tU HlEsf = t.ffuaIfN
Too Trains Daily between Portland and -AE0usfa.
E&flss.zHaa Leave Portland for Augusta mixed
~ 94 train at TOO a M.
. Leave Portland for Bath, Augusta, Waterville and
Bangor, at 1245P r NJ. Portland for Bath and Au-
g1Sta az OLD r Ma lYfa NtfiDHfNf -lI .lHafIH
Passenger Trains win be due at tlPortland daily
Fare as low by this route 10 Lewiston, Watervle,
KendaPs Mills, Dexter and Bangor Us by the Maine
Central Road; and tickets purchased In Boston lot
Maine Genital Stations are good Tor a passage on
this Iine. Passengers from Bangor, Newport, Dex.
ter, &c, win purchase Tickets TO Kendalps Mills
only and after taking the ears of the Portland and
Kennebec Road, the conductor will furnish tickets
and make the iare the methr0ugh to Portland az
Boston as via Maine Ctntral. q Ieai .s.-fl ls.t
Through Tickets arc sold at Boston over the East
ern aud Bost on and Maine Railroads Tor all Stations
on this line; also the Androscoggn X. r. and Dex-
ter, Hangor &c. on The Maine Central No break
OF gauge east OF Portland By this route and the only
ro7le by nshicv passenger from Boston on Port
land eaneerlainlS reach sko& hogan the same day
Stages leave Ball Tor Roeklapd. &c., daily. IAu-
2nsta Tor Belfast daily. Yassaibor0 for Moth and
East Vassaiboro ind China daily. Kenda1fs Mills
for Unity daily at PShon's Ferry Tor Canaan dai-
lglIaAt Skonheganiof he tlihe euI towns North on
Their ronte.4 sfd d5GYt ~ a15rl hgOd
,Ell1ibaI Ia u. LINCOLN, Snpt.
Augusta, Apiil2e, 1869 mayi7tf
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
P0RTERHg &SR0CRESTER R.R
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

Eaassss.ssHsEl On and after Monday, May 3d. 1sG9
4&te.JE& trains wfifruh as foliOKps: 'llh
assengeF Irainleave Portland dali (suhIaSs ex,
eepiedl Tor Alfred and intermediate Siaii0nsa M
"A. Ms200 and g. Is r. Al. 1saiIil & 10 a3asff
Leave Alfred Cor Portland at 730 AN, and . NJ
\ Through freight trains With passenger car attach.
ei leave Portland at12.15 "A Nj. uy
, "A Gorha1n for Soalh WindhanE Winahamn Hill
and North Wintlham, West Gorhanl, Siandisn Steep
Fats, Beldy IN, Denmark. Sebago, Bridgtous, lowell
Hiram Bro wpheld q Fryebprg.I Conway, Bartlett
asksor Liming gton, nkh, fortes Ftee .om, Mad
I At Buxton Center, for West Buxton, Rouny Eak le
south Lmin gtoI, Huntington, daily. le9o
AtCenter Waterbofough for limerick, Newfeld
loAt1Alfsediior Sprinayale aud sanford Corner.
sd1 93,i scl,seo 70 ID GEO, vs. ~ WooDBUl;Ys Sur.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27

0Lnef. InOSc VINO nave
not, know fht i cures their neigRbors and friends,
and ail know that what it does once il does always
its Composition. We have thousands upon tfou-
sands certinctes of their remarkable cresof the
following COMPLAINS, but such cures are known in
4 Adapted to an ages and conditions in an clmates;l
rortainns neither calomel or any sIeleterious drug,
Es SSasy Ds ss
tie pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use in any quantity. 4
Internal vsecra to purify the blood and stimulate ID
into healthy action remove the obstuetions Of the
stomach, bowels, liver, and ether organs of the
body restoring their irregular action to health and
= by correcting, wherever they exist, such derange-
meents en-. ;as n retle first origin q disease.
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
The box, for the following complaints, which these
= i'ifIs rstI1illy cure - les. 1st,fsf@es.4
5xspsns.a as oT iass
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom-
aell l and restore m its hsaltIy tone and action.
rl2pls, Esiiious Encsssiache, Sick Headache,
2ayau1i iii css or C. reeiR sSiCkness.s RS7f Ous
Collie and sfiiians Fevers, they should be ju-
dcously tlken for each case, to correct the diseased
action on i'onlove the obstructions which cause it.
1 !, For Asyseistes;y or Diarrlaoea but one mild
!, o Fer fgiir,iliatisnl, q tout, Gravel, PaIni.
tasf0sa Of the HHcarf, Pain in the side.
,lsnck and E.oins, they should be continuously
taken, as reqnifed to change the diseased action of
-siisapiiear DIV F5aleTT :
4. FOR nroEAy and DropsicaI swelIings they
sie'i ne taken N large and frequent doses to pro.
sli,.e lle effect Of drastic purge. -sa5
For Ss!pDressi0raa a large dose should be taken
~ i,rotinees The desired effect by sympathy.
vi ~ ID iiiJsei. Pill, take one OF two PjlIs to pro-
reots digestion and relieve the stomach ~
.a,s 81 ,ofIcasiga I dose stimulates the stomach and
.'7iyeis into healthy action, restores the appetite
9Iii,t nylgorates the system Hence it is oiten ad.
~raiifageons where no serious derangement exists.
tie who feels tolerably we, often finds that dose
q these iits makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and renovatiug effect on the diges.
live apparatus.
|. ifJtdt.sF. AVER 6 CO., Practical Chemists.
LOWELL. MASS. ~.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27

siredt Ned Davis = Che by Hiram Drew,) who
her nile IN 2.S5. "Saunterern IS i've years bid, q
good sterper and kind III harness,weies $50 pounds
I Terms; SIS. 7sIsfrs afoaih III III
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
Norfolk and Baltimore Steamshi !, Line.

~ k4...s Steamships Of this Line sail from end
- Of Central Wharf, Boston, Eveg-g Eire
Ezfx6EEc Daysat3 o'cloekP j M nor Norf6ih and
i n Baltimore. Steamships :-,y4wod
.oi George Appold,' GGpt. Solomon Hosres. a.,
81 s'Wiilsa1a Laarrepc9,' p Capt I'm, n. Lalleft
ssJpilliam Kennedy" DIT: j. q. Payker, ~.
!. s..lfc( (7eIiaa.'' CAPT. FrdMk ~. Hotces, eaeiq
Freight forwarded from fotk TO Pefersbafg and
Richnaond by river or rail; and by the Pa & Team
Air Line to all points In Hirgiaido Tennessee did
hama and Georgia; and oyer ihe seq4oaId and R9a-
I ~ the BALL. ONO q, RI q Washington ana All
places Kesf. ~ :, $50 49,. ~ 49, ~
z Through rates given 10 South and West ao'1ia
Z Fine Passenger aec0afodations. .ed4noai
Sc Fare in sluding Berth and Meals Si500; time to
Norfolk, 4S hours. 40 Baltimore Ga hours. aGi
sn Fer fartherintermatien anply to 3Qisiel saT
may id3n,, ,s1ij III II 50 ce'trai fdrt H0stonE
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
Clipper. Mower :;

We would respectfully call the attention ofFarnl
rers who wish to purchase first class Machine
Aeall and examine the Clipper. We consider it il
every respect the liehtest and most durable machil
in fe mar ket and less likely to get out Of repair
AT the trial of Mowers at the Ohio State Fair in 1855
country, The Clipper. was awarded the First Premi
uIn over twenty seven different patents competing
The encouragement we received last season OF thos
who purchased OF us has prompted us TO put la
iafger supply this season. and hope TO be able 10 I'll
all orders. Please call before purchasing elsewl ere
For reference address: ssA
bn Warren II. Vinton, Esq, Gray
= Seward NJ Baker, windham
Frank Wells, West Buxton. sA9
Thomas Pcnnell Saccarappa.
Z B > John Wheeler, Cumberland bIils.ss sa
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
salem Lead Company,

Manufacturers Of wnITE LEAD, by nfw and I'M
proved machinery, whereby they are turning ont an
article Which for purity, Lrsiiidncy and eod ia un
a uallsd in this country, and viii be warranted
perfectly PURE. They have, also leads O lower
: GRADES. Tbev manufacture, also, LEAD PIPE. Their
ny;cas si be warranted as low as those OF other
ia,anulacturers for goods OF equal quality, -si
= = y N''S' Fi{aNOIs BROWN, Tfeasr, t1l
Office. Post Oaice Building, Salem, Mass
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
Sawyer Il WO0dfOrd
III f No. 119 EGcItd3age ST.,
jaIewiws zca PORTLAND.
For sale. ;.

A PO2'gy Establishment
.CITUATED on Peak,s Island, consisting of
Boilers. twenty horse power Engine, two iron
Cookies, two hydraulic Presses with Curb oil tanks
&C., all in complete order. Will be sold all in one
lot, or separately. as may be desired For partcu-
lars enquire Of G. p. IEGRAIIAM, Commercial
Wharf, -
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27

.ES-PERRY DAVIS vEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
= We clip the following from the Providence Gener-
al Advertiser: s.Atthis season of the gear, when
cholera, cholera morbus, dysentery, ard other kin
dred complaints. are sure to prevail; everybody
shoald be literally supplied with the PAIN KILLER
Persons leaving home, whether itbe for days ex-
cursion or atrip to EuIope, should be in condition
to place their hands on it at a moments warning.
Many diseases incident 10 the summer months
which viii prove fatal u not Immediately check ed,
can be promptly cuIed by one two doses OF the
Pain Killer On more than one occasion have we
been relieved Of intense suffering by the timely use
OF the above named preparation" Soldby all Drug
;gists Grocers and Medicine dealers. june30-d4wt
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27

10 This stock has been selected with special ref
and draft hoIses aud the terms of service have been
liked at 9 price which Is within the reach osevery
For turthef particulars address,
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27

.ss1cso has sssHoa
LAWRENCE, MASS.
ior Spring md Summer Wear,
BANNOCK BURNs, for autumn and winter,
have been copied from the Test Scotch styles, aud
manufactured from the fmported Wco which alone
can give the proper efeettoshsmx
AT first it was thought by the parties who CON
tracted tor the goods, that they would sell better
watheat thes distinetiys mark sefthe Washington
Mills; but 1t has been found that in general APPEAR
anee and durability they are quite equal to their
foreisn prototype the largest cons umers
have requested that The regular Washington Mills
ticket should be attached TO every piece; and h or
der that purchasers may be protected from the pos
sibility Of having Interior goods solato 1emi gar
ments under the name Of the Washington Mills
Cheyiots, the following named parties hereby adver
tise to the trade and public generans that they have
given the preference to these goods and will have
them constantly in stockss And NO Inferior
Grades viii be oGsFsd az sisbsinufes ~
NEW YORK. srss eassaee BOSTON.
Abernethy 8 Co. &, - whtten, Burdett 6,
eslhaaf slas HnRs5 sisFd 6 g. lasr, hssPf
James James Wilde, Jr. & cssG%Ws kreelapd, Beard &
-Brekaw Bros. CINCINNATI
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