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FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-Larse BAY MARE, ave years old
~ sound and Kind: and With i fOsl, o.n trot
stables corner Bridge and aIket sts aeorgetown,
FOB sALE-GRAY MARE, years old, kind
saddle Mare. Also one light Rockaxay and Har.
FLEMING Stable. on street, between ~. a.
and 9th streets js2O3t'
EcR .sALE-A FINE PAIR CT FAMILY
sixteen hsn. hish nV peafsciy q @sssssdf rf
Livery stable s. SsT F SS.S .F.:,
INC LoTs Tor sale e!esss ago o. long credit edit
ials A,tys at Law, IS La. ave-, near 9th ST.
FOR sALE-The FIXTURES in Store 4o..
sSSfsTrd 81 s1 nrasS e.
as' nsRl AZ. S 81 sss, En- 8,
LOB sALE-At great, sacrifice, the owner
seven octave PIANO, in peril ct order, Rx1
% md b Si kn 0sc Co., of Baltimore. Az
EoR SALE ORIN EXCHANGE FOR FARM
i The STOCK AND FIXrURES OF a Grocery
Store. One o. the best stands 10 the city and now
tween 18th and 18th. jsll-Im'
AT PRIVATE sALE-One superior Wilder
tn KE so3F sA " in ns pssd
Auct,oneers, southwesteorner Pa, avenue and llth
EOR ,sALE-sTO0K AND FTXTGREs of one
Stands IL the city; doing a steady cash bust ness
inanir s after clock at 81 street between
FOR sALE-sTOCK aud MIXTURES in . pay
1 ing busi, ess well established, requiring from
1910 to S6o. cap'tel The proprietor having
house is the only reason for selling rare chance
and safe business. For fS5thss paItif Lars call
oe 5l-u 500 Seventh street, near L
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PAWNBROKERS.

EsTABLIsHED 1897.
HERZBERGg LOAN OEIICI,
3sl NORTE sTREET,
between ~ and 9Th streets, Immediately In rear
National Hotel.
Highest advances made. Strictly conidea
tthl s,r,
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LOST AND FOUND.

REWARD-FOr LACE HANDkEROHIkF
II lost on Thursday evening, l4th January, on
~ nnsyIyanla avenue. between sth and 18th sta
Return to ia, corner 18th and r SITS. jan 81
I OST-A GOLD BREAsTPIN, Of Mexican
- workmanship, open work, frinsed with gold
pc ndants-on Saturday, the 18th. The finder " i'll
be rewarded by leaving IL al 172 r ct. north
Ia20-4t
I OsT-ln the East Room a LACE HANDKER-
AZ CHlEF The person fading the same will
confer a favor the owner by retarniue il to
room - Post ONCE Department., Inspection DIT
nsiOn or GAO 9Th street, between III aud N. It.
I OsT-0n Sunday afternoon, at tn Conzrega
i tionsl CluIch. q lady's POCKET BOOK, con-
talDlng three 80 bills, some small change, and pa
prs valuable Only to the owner A suitable re-
wal, ward will be paid to the finder Tor any inf9rms
non concerning 1t. or by leaving sans at DR.
JOhNsONs Office corner 10th snl NJ SITS. "a ~ It
- o L E n
On Sunday night, l7th inst, from W. J. McKen-
ney near Charlotte Hall. st. Msry's Co Nj q
sORRAL MARE, five years old. one white OF
thort foretop, small lump on the right side, near
the flank. The thief is Ght com pie xionei young
man. named John Lee. about % Years of age; has
reward will be given Information to be left with
COOMs MILLER, METROPOLITAN Police Detec-
tyes, No. La. ave, Washington, ID. u. Jam ST.
I OsT-TICKETS 30 AND 81, N Parepa Con
Il cert of THURSDAY evening. The Under will
please return them to MetZerott's Music Store. as
they have been cancelled. Jale q
GO REWARD.-Lost, on Friday. the 18Th inst ,
C'b white and yellow NANNY GOAT, with a
dark brown neck. The aboNr reward will be paid
10 any one r. turning hertO pig street, bet aeen
18th and 18th streets. ia 1919,
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+ IBsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WAsHIEGTOH
n ID C9OKE (ef jay Cooke d 20. } Prssidsrt
VIM. 9, HUNTINGToN, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UEITEL
STATES,
lstA street., sppostts tks HsessyS Dsysysssss1
Government Securities with Treasurer q mis-.
States,
~ ONB MILLION DOLLARSA
Ne buy and sell all classes OF GOVERNMSS,
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGB s.d wake CslIsIt~x,
i. ALL The PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIL
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Governments Vouchers on ths
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and i've OAR.
fol attention to
ACCO UNITS OF b USIhE SS MEN Cad EI6hs
and to any other business entrusted 70 N,
FULL INFORMATION In regard 70 GOvBRn.
MINT LOANS at all times cheerfulIy furnished,
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON. Cash
Warrington. March %, 1855.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYN

Try }. T. C0LDWELL & CO ,Auctioneers,
- South~es; cor. Pa. ave. An9 a.. st.
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fl2. LDwIl D DAVIS, DENTAL AssOCtt
~ TON.
No. 900 PENN'A AVE,
Between l3th All 18th streets.

=, Nc charge VIII be made for extraoting whore
ahcial Teeth are inserted, although the <rA
patient will be reQsired to pay for the0
enrgicai oPer alton when performed, which
Will be deducted when the Teeth made. The
Associatisn fs now Prepared to make Teeth OF
Goid, silver and Rubber, at New York, Philsdsl.
phfa and Boston prf ces. All persons wishing den
tai work done can have II as cheap In the above
named cities. All work will be done In the rsstes
ana best manner, and warranted to give entir6
satisfaction. Persons will do we'll to call and cr
aDfne chr work before getting u elseWhers. il ~
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10y COOPER q LATIMER, Auctioneers
- Late Clerks with J &. Mcclure Co
Southwest corner Penna'a avenue aud IL IN street
Star Once BuildiRg
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17

APRIL TERM-G0DDARD, j., PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-State w. Margaret Kirby. Secret
delivery and concealment. Tho Judge instructed
tho jury that to entite the Government to verdict
they must establish seven prorositons:-l deliy-
cry; I'd, in secret Sd, willingly in secret; 4th, that
the child would be bastard; 9Th, that the child IL
now dead; 9th, that sho concealed the death; 7th,
that it for that reason for any period OF time at
forwards not known whether 1t was born dead OF
alive. That this statute was made for tho protection
Of the lives of children. The jury might not think
1t very heinous offence to conceal the death of a
child, but the Legislature had made concealment a
crime, because it endangered the life Of the offspring
The defendants counsel commended that il was not
under the statute crime to conceal the death OF
infant which was not born alive But the Court in
structed the jury that for the purpose of this trial.
he should rule the law otherwise that il the other
conditions necessary to conviction were made out
by tho Government the fact that the child was dead
when born was no defence. Verdict guilty. Ex-
captions filed.
Webb. JH. Williams.
State VS.. Bridget Haggerty. Indictment for the
larceny of personal property from Mrs. Farr. Plea
of not guilty retracted and plea of guilty entered.
Sentenced to two mon this in tho county jail.
Webb. W. e. Morris.
State vs.. David Campbell and John Ward. In
dictment for entering the store of Prince Turner,
on Anderson street. Portland, and stealing tea, to-
bacco &C. Verdict, guilty. Campbell was sentenced
to five years In the State prison and Ward to three
years. There were two other indictments against
them to which they retraced their plea of not guilty
and pleaded guilty. Ward is only about 16 years OF
age, but he has been in the Reform School.
Court adjourned to o'clock Monday morning.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17
COMMKRCIAL.
RECEIPTS NJ RAILROADS. AND STEAMERS, MAI 10

GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY--5oe bbls -four. 8 ears
eorn 81 do lumber, "a iboxes clothespins, S3 bags
spoois, cars cattle, do shocks, do slaves, do
clapboards do hoops, do old iron, do pipes, tons
meal as5 cans milk, ia pSss sandrss for shipment
East-t000 bbls. flour, tons sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD--5ca cars bricks, 2 rolls
carpets 10 pkgs scythes 1928 sides leather car po-
tatoes, 43S pkgs sundries.
PORTLAND g KENNEBEc RAILROADS cars box
stock, do waste, engine, bbs. potatoes, cases
cotton goods bbls. and 16 sacks four granite,
40 cases oil CLOTH 20 kerosene bbls 30 DOORS i3b bds
paper, cases mdse do trusses, Dbl fsh, Is cars
freight for Boston.
PORTLAND, SAco q PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD
May Al car rags, do moving machines, do oil,
bars and bds iron, carriage, lot furniture herso
bales wool, 161 bbls., boxes and pkgs.
May 81 car OIL Do heads and ee1ss ~ de new new
sisss., sa. IS SSs., boxes and pkss. ~
STEAMER FORREST CRY, FROM Bosrox-s5 bags
Is tubs lard 100 bids snaths 50 do brooms, iss do
Iron, 80 kegs nails o. do lead 100 boxes fruit AZ bars
iron 20 horses $50 Rks to OIdor TOR Canada and
axlss a bbls. mdse. a DO lime, 125 pkgs to order.
STEAMER DIRIao, FROM NEW YoRK-42 bales
cotton, OF do rags, 100 do WOOL % clocks 40 do
do green SKINS 70 boxes logwood 50 do candles, $50
do raisins, 80 do starch IS do tobacco 10 dc sugar.
ai6 chests tea pianos locomotive tires u moving
bleaching powders 16 do OIL do SKINS so bbls OIL
SO do parane wax, 1850 fire brick "a bbs saltpetre.
20 do m0lasses, 25 cases white lead, 81 kegs do 30
bags Seed 20 do RICE 10 coils rope, As rolls leather
hhds tobacco, horse, 151 boxes mdse, 4S bbls. do
100 pkgs sundries.
FOREIGN ExPoRrs.-The total amount of foreign
exports from this port last week was $3.50, ss7 49,
Included In the shipments II sos gals. and 219
bbls. petroleum OIL s68 box shocks, ss3 hoops,
tons hay $500 bbls. -four, 10 tons bran, 20 moving
machines, $50 feet lumber, 90 pigs chairs AIS
shocks and heads 100 bush. wheat box leather. s
20 Qaat a iunra mans knna bufk frnx
shaft, 1000 pairs headings, oS7 bds cigarettes 600
bbls corn meal, 90 pkgs mdse.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17
Allcock Porous Plaster.

Rheumatism, Lumbago. cold Feet, Pain in the
chest, of the Side, Bruises and accidents especially
Of the Spino, also chronic weakness or affection
thereof Sore Throat Varicose Veins, and even In af
fictitious of the Heart this Celebrated plaster has been
found to afford Immediate and permanent relief
DR.. j. W. johnson, OF Hartford, writes !" cat this
moment Of writing, man applies for one, who, BY
entanglement in the shaft Of machinery, had both
his legs broken, spino severely injured and was r
nearly year entirely helpless This man found re-
Lief very by the application OF the Porous Plas-
ters. He was soon enabled to work, and now he
labors ns well as ever"
Letter from DR.. Fuller, Of PeskskiH.
Thomas Allcock & Co.-Gentlemen: Since my
accident have used - duplication to the
bruised parts your admirable plaster.
1t had an excellent effect soothing while drawing
out the soreness, and sustaining and Strengthening
the part upon which 1t Ia applied.
e. d. FULLER.
PeekskiI, Oct 8, 1858.
Allcoek's Porous Plasters are sold sby all Drug
gists Principal Agency Biandrsth House, New
York. may17sod&eowim
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17
A RsckIaud skipper ssabs "a Policeman
at Portsmouth.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., May IT, 1869.
Mr.. EDIToR:-At late hour Friday night,
officer James d. Meloon, of this city, was stab
bed and dangerously wounded by John W.
Kpowlton, master of schooner Elizabeth, of
Rockland, Me-, now unloading cargo of grain
here. Officer Meloon, with officers Burns and
Shannon were together, on or near Pleasant
street, and heard loud talking and swearing
from Knowlton, who was with two other mas
tiers of vessels, neither of the three being in
toxicated. Mr.. Meloon stepped up, intending
to stop the noise and inquired. whats the
natter" when Knowlton assaulted him with
ly across the hand, and following up the attack
by an ugly stab under the left shoulder blade.
two inches in length and two OF three inches
deep. Knowlton's companions fled as officers
Burns and Shannon came to the rescue, but
were arrested by other officers, summoned by
the rattle to the scene. Meloon tainted seve-
raj times before he could be carried home, and
was unable to appear at court to-day. Capt.
Knowlton states that he thought Meloon was
intending to rob him, and what he did was in
self defence. He had considerable money on
his person. He states that his swearing and
loud talk was caused by his stubbing his toe
on the sidewalk. Capt. Knowlton furnished
$1,000 sureties for his appearance on Monday,
May 18th the case being continued to that time.
Knowlton states that he did not know Meloon
was an officer.
William Ell. Noyes, of Kittery, has been ap-
pointed foreman sailmaker at the navy yard in
place of Lemuel I. Davis, Democrat, removed.
The Boys in BlueNondemn the appointment
of civilian in pref erenoe to one of their own
number, and blame tho appointing powers.
Mr.. Noyes is q staunch Republican. UNo.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17
184T.
1902.
1868.

In 1902 the grandfather Of DR.. Tobias introduced
the Venetian Eminent in England. 1t was sue
cess, although the price was guinea bottle. His
late Majesty, William w., used 1t for Chronic Rheu-
matism, and was entirely cured after suffering for
two years, his ATTENDING physician being unable to
effect cure, and he wrote letter Of thanks which
is now in possession OF my unc'e. in Liverpool. 1
have offered ei0O sterling for the letter, but 1t was
refused. In 1si7 put 1t out in the United States,
and now, in 1868 the sale Is immense. Thousands
OF families are never without It. 1t Is safe and limo
cent to apply externally, and to take internally. For
twenty-one years have warranted 1t to cure the fo
lowing complaints: Cholera, Diarrhea, Dysentery,
Group, Collie, Cramps, Vomiting and Sea-Sickness.
taken internally; and Chronic Rheumatism, Burns,
Cuts, Bruises Old Sores, Toothache. Frosted Feet.
Swcllings, Insect Stngs, and Pains In Chest, Back
and Limbs, externally. 1t never fails, fused as d.
rected. For Cholera and Dysentery it is certain II
used when first attacked. No one once trying 1t
will ever bs without it.
Sold by all Druggists and Storckeepers through
out the United States. Depot 10 Park Place. N Y.
Price soc and 81.
Nav 7-eOd6kOoW1mSN
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17

On the first page we print an account Of the
suicide OF young Talbot at Brooklyn, N. Y,
after attempting to murder Miss Scribner, for
merly OF this State. Later New York papers
declare that the impression that the unfortu-
nate young man had it in his mind to outrage
the person of Miss Scribner after rendering
her insensible, proves to be incorrect. The
present theory is that he was insane and in
tended to kill her from the first. Talbot's IA
ther and three other relations committed sui
eide when insane
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17

There will not probably be much opposition
to Gov Chamberlain's denomination for a
fourth term. Maine never had better Gov
ernor.-Aroostook Times
The Portland Advertiser was early in the field
as the champion of Governor Chamberlain and
has from time to time commended its candi-
date to the people. The Oxford Democrat is
Of the same way of thinking, but we have no
extracts at hand either from that paper or
from the Bath Times and Waterville Mail
which oppose the denomination of Gov. Cham
berlain.
The Biddeford Union and journal makes
the late correspondence the occasion of a sour
rilous attack upon Gov Chamberlain. We do
not quote it or the similar ribaldry of e. f.
Pillsbury-Standard. Aside from the fact
that Gen. Chamberlain is preferred by many
estimable Republicans as a candidate for Gov
ernor, the fact that he is the Governor of the
State and the official head of tho party, te
whose popularity it largely owes its victories
ought to protect him from such words of war
fare as this. But the Union and Journal
seems to be an outside barbarism not amen.
able to any of the conyentionalities of politics
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17

CAPE ELIZABETH AND THE OGDENsBURGH
RoAD.-The citizens of Cape Elizabeth in town
meeting Saturday, decided not to grant aid to
tho Portland s. Ogdensburgh Railroad. Tt
seems to US, looking at the question with i'm
partial eyes, that the citizens have made mis-
take. Whereas individuals and corporations
who were interested in improving the town by
putting into it taxable property, which would
eventually decrease the individual taxation of
the placo-were in favor Of granting aid, par
ties whose interest consisted simply in dead
property, such as unimpreved real estate, were
opposed and managed to defeat the measure
Such corporations as the Kerosene Oil Com
pany, Atwood Lead Company, Dry Dock Com
pany, and others, as well as o very large
number of the clear sighted citizens Of
Cape Elizabeth, could see plainly the advanta-
ges that would result from the increase of man
ufacturng interests in the town, with all the
attendant train of benefits that accompany
manufactures, such as the increase of popula-
ton, and consequently an increase in the diff
ferent branches of trade. So impressed was
Mr.. Simpson, of the Dry Dock Company, with
these facts, that he told the town that if they
would grant the $4,000 he would give $25 900,
in order to make the sum 100000 We think,
looking ut these facts that the action of the
town Saturday was unfortunate, and that Cape
Elizabeth has lost chance such as does not
happen to town once in a century. We un-
derstand that the Portland & Ogdensburgh
Company have turned their attention in an
athar and shat esmmittees iHavc bcefx
appoints looking to that result.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17

GRAND ARMY RAFFLE.-The different arti-
cles of value, which had been put up at rattle
at the late Fair of the Grand Army and not
drawn, were consolidated into one grand rattle,
comprising five prizes and 300 tickets, at a dol
lar ticket, and this rattle was drawn Satur-
day evening at the Grand Army Hall.
Capt. Geo. W. Parker and Messrs. Lorenzo
Taylor and Seth B. Hersey were appointed a
committee to draw the lottery, they not being
members of tho organization. Capt. Parker
shook up the tickets in o hat, one Of the other
two drew the number and passed it to the
third, who announced it. The five prizes were,
LIST, wax cross and frame; I'd, q wax cross and
frame; Sd, a music box; 4th, velocipede; 9th,
grand piano. The result Of the drawing was
as follows: No. 416, j. A. Merrill, drew wax
cross and frame; No. Ut, Elias Thomas I'd, a
wax cross and frame; No. 3OS, G. A. R., music
box; No. 428, G.. A. R., velocipede; No. 800
w, s. Lowell, grand piano. Quite large au-
dience was in attendance, and everything
passed off with great harmony.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TROUT POLES, LINES, REELS, Hooks, Flies,
Baskets, and everything in the trout-fshing
line. Also,
Foot Balls, Base Balls, Rubber Balls, &c.
A Coon CRoQUET for $3.50 to 500.
CHMDRENs, CARRIAGES, of every description,
direct from the manufacturers.
CHAs. DAY, JR. & Co.,
sN2wmay17 "a Exchange Street.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17

JULES FHvRE, the most eloquent and prom
inent of the French Liberals, is among those
who wrote an encouraging letter to the Equal
Rights Association at its last session. LII tho
European Liberals are ever successful in their
respective countries, woman is sure to have
her rights promptly accorded. Here the radi-
calism of our Liberals has narrow limits and
haste is made very slowly.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17

MISS GATES arrived in town Saturday from
Bangor, where she has been engaged in the
musical festival given by Nj. Davenport last
week. We can assure our readers that this
lady possesses great vocal powers, highly cult
waited, and sings with much taste and effect
That festival was well patronized by our friends
down east, and we trust our citizens win not
fail to fill onr spacious hall tomorrow evening
when Haydn's Creation will be given by full
chorus and orchestra. Miss Gates will take
the role of Eve, and also sing the Song with
Verdure Clad" and assist in some of the trios
and duets. The Bangor Wing says Of Miss
Gates: "The selections which she sung were
admirably adapted to bring out to Its fullest
extent her powerful and highly cultivated
voice, and develope the superior execution of
which she ia capable" She was much ap.
plauded. The Germania Band will perform
the instrumental part of this oratorio in a
style which cannot be exeelled by any band
on this continent, and our readers win find
in another column what this music is. Let
there DO full house and an enthusiastic
greeting of our singers.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17
State News.
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.


A Lewiston journal correspondent says that
carpenter in Auburn, who is very smart, has
wife who is smarter Last winter she not
only did the Homework, but herself lathed q
large house alone. The Yankee woman evil
IDENTIFY has sphere
The Lewiston Journal says a carpenter came
to that city two years ago with $50 in his pock-
ct. He Immediately set at work and has work
ed ever since at 80 rs day. BY strict econ
omy he has saved enough to purchase good
house lot and the material for a house which
he has built after and before tho usual hours
of wOrk-evenings and mornings. The house
was shingled by cd'adle-tight.
KENNEBEc COUNTY.
The Gardiner Reporter says David White, a
young man about 70 years of age, son of David
White of Pittston, died quite lsuddenly on
Sunday last from the effects of green paint.
He had painted the blinds of the house and
let them stand in his sleeping apartment ia
dry, applying several coats of paint.
The number of deaths recorded in the clerks
office in Litchfield, for the year ending April
3Oth, is thirty-eight OF these 18 were over 70
years, more than 80, and one 80. During the
year, 80 births have been recorded.
sAGADAHoc COUNTY.
We learn from the Bath Times that Capt.
John Berry of Georgetown, who has been
sunering disease of bono in the leg Tor sew
Sral years had his leg amputated above the
knee, on Thursday.
YORK COUNTY.
a, nIe9erlek Billings of Kittery was robbed OF
$lOO, Wednesday night, on ono of the Sound
boats from New York. - INV
A correspondent of the, Portsn,outb Cbron-
icle states that few nights ago. marty =,
men in York went to the house Of 8 vcuna
man whose name has for several years SG bans y
coupled scandalously with that Of q widow
took him from bed en- dishaJilge, carried hin,
to pump near by and proceeded to baptism
by pumping the cold liquid upon his naked.
ness for long time, to wit: for the space Of
twenty minutes or more. Since that time the
young man has behaved himself as ''ohaste
and faithful husband"
Capt John Lowry of Kittery Point, watch
man of the Navy Yard, fell and broke his arm
at that place on Friday, suffering compound
fracture.
A young son of Owen Caswell, of Kittery,
fell beneath CARLOAD of manure ON Wednes-
day, and had his thigh broken.
lad fell on board of a schooner from
trenton, Maine, on Wednesday, and broke
ms leg. He was taken to the Kittery Aims
house and cared for.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17

PORTLAND AND THE WEsT.-Nashua Sub
scribes Too Hundred thousand Dollars to the
Stock OF the Nashua 6 Rochester Railroad
Mayor Putnam Saturday forenoon received
The following dispatch:
NASHUA, N. H., May 10.
Please allow me the pleasure of announcing
to you that our city government has just veted
instructing the Mayor to subscribe for two hun
dred thousand dollars $500 0OO) in the stock
of the Nashua & Rochester Railroad, thus in
surfing the connections of the cities of Portland
and Nashua by bonds of iron.
HENRY PARKINSON.
10 this Mayor Putnam made the following
response:
PORTLAND, May Is.
10 the Mayor of Nashua, N. H.: Your dis
patch affords me great qualification. / trust
the liberal action Of your city ensures the sue
cess of this great enterprise, which will draw
through Nashua and Portland the immense
western travel Of this State and the Lower
Provinces, and in due time of the European
steamers; and which will give each of our
cities thriving local business.
WILLIAM. L. PUTNAM.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17
CaniIlania.

For restoring tho Hair and whiskers, however gray
to their original color and impartng to any hair the
color of which may not be desirable any shade re-
quired, from q delicate brown to o deep black de-
pendent only upon tho number ofapplications, and
Of most permanent and natural color. without
stain, crock or smut, any Of the usual soaping,
washing and sponging OF the hair.
mr22sN10w W.T.. PHILLIPS g. CO., Agents