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The Portland daily press., 1869-06-16
Home Quessions for the SickIy and
III Debflituted.

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Home QuesSions for the Sickly and
~ Debilitnted.
Is 10 north aohile to endure penal torture after
every meal, when Indigestion can be Immediately
relieved and permanently cured by 30 agreeable .
iemedy as Hostetter's Stomach Bisfers.
Does it payto be compelled by debility and Ian
and muscle can be braced up, and tn, whole system
restored to healthy condition, by acourse of Hos
tetfer,s Bifters D tsec& NGE at
Z Why approach the dinner.table daily with posi-
tive disgust Tor all that is savory and delicious, when
vigorous appetite for the plainest fare is ere
ated by the use OF Hestetfer's Bittcrsf
Is it wise to live in this bright world asitit were
dungeon, gloomy, discontented and miserable, when
the worst cases Of hypochondria can be cured in .
week by such pleasant and wholesome exhilarant as
Hosteffer's Bitfers Z .-,,.
Can it be possible that any person Of bilious habit
win the risk of renittent lever bilious collie,
when he can tone and regulate the great secretive
organ with HosIETTER's BirrKRs? e-4t
Is it not species of moral insanity for any mer-
chant farmer, mechanic, traveller, 10 be without
the best known antidote to the effects OF poisoned
air and impure wafer, Hestetters Bitterss
Considering the harrassing and depressing nature
of the functional arrangements to which woman is
subject, Is it not astonishing that any invalid of
the eeblsr sex should hesitate to seek the certain
relief afforded IN such cases. by the genial operation
of HosTETrER's BIrTERs ,t.,..s. 49,.
These are questions Of deeper interest than any OF
the Political dogmas Of the day, and those whom
they osRcern are invited to give them something
more than . passing thought.
Juned1- eodkaWsN1w d g cg W
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BIRDS, RATS AND CATs.-One of the benefits
of Chinese immigration, hitherto overlooked.
is just coming into notice. It utilities rats.
heretofore one Of the most useless as well as
destructive of the animal creation. The Chi
nsse will eat them and render the whole race
extinct, we hope Probably California will
soon be clear of these destructive creatures
and the people there can dispense with cats,
and as the feline race decrease, the birds will
multiply. We have heretofore alluded to
the fact that birds know too much to build
their nests and rear their young in places
where cats abound. Our city is full of cats
and rats, too,but the birds are mot one 1.-THE as
numerous as they would be if the cats were
killed off So far as the rats are concerned
we should like to have a few Chinese families
settle among us to make smince meat of them
and then, perhaps, we might get rid of the
cats, and we shall have more songs from the
birds, and our trees and gardens would not
suffer SO mnch from worms and insects as they
now do We sincerely believe that If there
were no cats in our city, our trees in the
streets and shrubbery in the gardens would
be filed with birds nests. And the sight of
these nests are far more agreeable than the
tents Of caferpillafs hanging upon our trees
and the worms dropping upon our heads and
craving upon the sidewalks. We wonder if
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The sssubli,nily Of Despair. J,

Long ago a writer gave the above name tt
that peculiar stetas of the French mind which
impelled resistance to the government troop
on the occasion of well rememembered pop
ular outbreak. The same condition has agar
been observed and the recent scenes in Paris
leave little room to doubt that the long inn
pending storm is giving out its precursors
In word, the best thinkers of France are
tired of the Empire and the feeling pervade.
every class and condition down to the yeriesi
ganain who dwells in the homeliest corners Of
the populous cities. -t-''D -
Napoleon has a police system which has
charmed the world for extent and harmony Of
appliance, and force behind it that can Crap
pie with any army in the world, with faith
and zeal, and yet thousands of men the other
night set out to resist these mighty forces.
knowing that to resist was to die or 90 into
the dungeon. The splendid machinery Of des-
potism was not only in perfect order but it was
adorned with all the pomp and circumstance
of carefully prepared display 1t is true il
was not great affair. 1t was not an insur-
rection, indeed, it was not very formidable
outbreak, compared to what Paris has seen in
darker days; but it was, nevertheless, the same
spirit which has before made its people to
stand up before the musker and the sabre and
be trodden down in their own blood or be car
RED away to an Imprisonment well nigh hope
less Inc sublimity of despair was there in
deep significance as ever before. and in this
token lies all there is to guess of tho n,obob;,-
tiles of that peace which Tho E,n,;ra has GO
long asserted itself to be. ''s' ''
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MARRIED..

In this city, June n. by Rev, e. G. Bolls, Joseph
=. Webber and Miss Mary L. Taylor, beth o. Fort
land.
In this city, june a., by Rev. A. Dalton, Thomas
@. Hudson and Miss Theodore b. Jones, both OF
Westbrook.
In this city, june u.s. by Rev. DrsCarruthers, Chas
H. Stratton and Miss Elizabeth @. Graves, both Of
Portland. tk''f'Nf-'AtA A5t4(l C@y "a
In this city, june IS by Rev. Benz. II. Bay, Theo-
dore II. johnson. of Pawtueket Il. T., and Miss Car
rie 8. Turkey, OF Portland. ~ .in--i
In this city, june i5 by Rev. BENZ. II. Bailsy.
Granville NJ. Gross and Miss Ella G. Ross, both q
Portland. -,i'd -l5 tsisA silt
In Yarmouth, june IS, By Rev. Geo. A. Putnam,
b. Frank Whitcomb. OF Fitehbur9 Mass. and Sarah
H. Lane, OF Yarmouth. ,eti-tl' e o. a9tit
In this city, june Is, By Rev. o. 4. MoultsB, Al
mon Wight, Of Boston, Mass. and Miss Sarah
Winslow, Of Portland. .rl go. Ali sH.
In this city, june i5 at the Central Cengrega-
tionaI Church. by Rev. Benson n. Frink, Franklin
II. Colby and HELEN Waters, daughter Of the late
S. J. Jordan. Esq. all Of Portland. tNo cards.l
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Unned States Comm Issioper,., Court.

y llHN' n CIIFFVHD, ESQ, COMMISSIONERS.
TUEsDAY.-C. H. Damary, John j. McMinneman
and John Mulloy, the three lads charged with rob
bling boxes at the post oicein this city, and stealing
letters containing articles value as mentioned in
the Press OF Tuesday, were brought before the Com
missioner Damary and McMinneman pleaded gull
", and Mulloy pleaded not guilty. After examina-
ton the Commissioner held them all in the sum Of
$1,000 each, with sureties for their appearance at the
September term Of the United States Circuit Court
Failing in bail they were all committed to JAIL The
complaint was made by the postmaster, Judge Da-
Wis, who, in the absence of District Attorney Talbot
appeared for Government 2Ai 3Aai5 HiH tii9e
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We cheerfully give place to the following
letter from a. Little Girl. y And although we
may not be quite SO young as the Mayor, yet
we shall not give up to him in our love for lit
tie children, for of such is the Kingdom of
Heaven. OF the grievances of which our cor
respondent complains we have no information
outside of her testimony, and little girls are
generally truthful, No doubt the children
will be kindly treated on the coming Fourth,
and We hope to see them turn out in great
numbers on that occasion.].sa va;es,s
Mr.. EDIToR.-Would you be kind enough to
insert a few lines in your valuable paper con-
corning the Floral Procession. The last
Fourth when we had seats on State street, and
the children all marched from the different
schools, was one of those children. and thew
treated us so mean that should think they
would be ashamed ever to ask them again
We sat under burning sun, with nothing to
protect US but a garland of flowers, and we
bore it all patiently for the sake of the dear old
Fourth. And what was our reward? When
singing commenced we were hushed up bv- a
policemen, and the Catholic children were
permitted to sing, and after the singing thew
were treated to something good to eat at the
Bishops palace on Cumberland street. You
may think how detected and crest-falien the
poor little followers of Luther and CALVIN re-
turned home, with dropping heads and faded
flowers, and when for days after we were
tainted by our brothers and sisters, you may
think how we felt 5G-f-re. :, -
hope you won't deny this place in your
paper, to see # the children heretofore SO bad
ly treated, will be better treated this time.
have great faith in Mr.. Putnam, though he
is democrat. He is a young man, and they
are most always good to the children
. want to see this at the earliest convenience
and we will do as much for you some day.
arse.e 49,. A LITTLE GIRL.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-16

SufERfoR CouRr. The May Term, OWL aad
criminal, adjourned finally on Saturday eve4
ming, June IL after session of thirty-one
working days.
Court commenced May 4, and the Grand Ju-
and 6 appeals from magistrates were entered;
total number of new entries, 80; continued
from the January term and from the s. j.
Court II; total criminal docket, 121.
Criminal trials began Monday, May 10, and
ended Saturday, May 20, occupying 10 days.
No. of criminal trials, 80 No. Of persons
tried, So; found guilty, Is; acquitted, IA; disa-
greements, 4. &sa N4AtKA8
No. ofsentences, 80; Convicts sentenced, 80;
II to State Prison for an aggregate of 80 10
years; 10 to Jail for an aggregat of 80 Is mos.
Is fines imposed, amount 1866, and costs.
Whole number of criminal cases finally dis
posed Of, &c; continued to Sept. term, 45. ~
Civil jury trials we're resumed Monday, May
81, and jury dismissed june l. Civil trials, i;
and civil jury cases disposed of, 15-in days.
Justice trials, g. and justice cases disposed Of,
47-in 6 days - So sSA 4 IFS ST.
Jury cases continued to Sept. term, 10; JUS
tice cases continued to Sept. term, 16.
No. of civil cases continued from April T., $50
g" transferred s.. j. c.,
9" new entries at May term, 121
Total docket, 352
Civil cases disposed of at May term 143
~ 50t3UY Gf -
Continued to September term, 209
The next. term, civil and criminal, will COM
| mence Tuesday, Sept. z, with new juries. The
new Grand Jury and one Traverse Jury will
come in at the first day of the term, and the
second Traverse Jury on Tuesday, Sept IA,
Since September 1, the court las sat 2O5
days, being every business day for nine months
| bnt %.
Days occupied in criminal cases, january
and May, 34--tryirg 20 eases, and passing 70
sentences. eft-if 81
Days occupied in civil business, 172-trying
1872 civil cases, and disposing of 1928 civil cases
in all.
Number of new entries during the year,
| 14O6; transferred from s. j. Court, 20; total,
| 1926 GAG naturalization cases were disposed
of -214 applications granted and SO rejected.
Days occupied in 80 jury trials, 70. Days oc-
pied in 143 justice trials, SO. nal11 81 % 8
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Decter & Newport Railroad.

THE Stockholders Of the Dexter and Newport
i Railroad Company are hereby notified that the
Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders will be held q
the Town Hall IN Dexter, on Wednesday, The i4th
day of July next. ut ten o'clock in the forenoon, to
get on the following articles; vi.
Ito hear the report OF the Directors.
2-ro choose Directors for the year ensuing, and
until others shall be chosen In their place,
$50 see whether the time for the annual meet
ing shall DO changed, or amy other change shall b.
made In the Bylaws. w t ~
By order OF the Directors.
asi on IlLII JOSIAH CROSBY, Clerk.
Dexter, June IA, 1869. je16dtojyt
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IL g = sGtt .IBffisJEE 31FT NSf3f 10
Portland and Vicinity


.-r+ i; SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-T. e. Mosely & Co. 90 s'-A7i
Q sherry Wine Bitters-Sam,l Chadwick. son sra
Caucus Westbrook. sas..s I.
AUCTION COLUMN. 80 9'''
Auction Sale : E. M. Patten q Co IA Exchange st
q Auction Sale--F. o. Bailey, 10 ExehaAg iSt.eea
.s3 "a NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN. ,,,,,..,,
Window Screens-Leavitts.
Rent Wanted-Wm. H. Jerrs. laAlg0gxN tf8IQ
Treasury Department-W. b. Shubrick.
Leicest~rshir Table Sauce-Samuef Chadwick y
N. M. +. Ins. Comp,y--D Daniel O. Emery.oda syii
Dexter % Newport Railroad.
Boarders Wanted. - 151ni5kiaHAM 9lI lfse
Lost-Money. '-'
Hats-Harris. m lassoio9 sidt Goau oxsn sw
Bowdoin College-Samuel HARRIS .,,og.. .....
Horse Training-Geo MeIlen. 50 eAfS t47
House and Land for sale--Fleicher q Co.s Egd}
Moving Machines-Sawyer& Woodford. ~.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-16

HBuy NE, and I,il do you Geod." DR..
LAngley's II cot and Herb Biisers are sure
remedy tor Liver complsnt in all its forms, Humors
OF the Blood and Skin. Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Co.'S
tiyeness, Indigestion, Jaundiee. Headache and BIZ
ious Diseases, General Debility, sc. They cleanse
the system regulate the bowels restore the appetite
purif the blood strengthen the body and thorough
prepare 1t toresist diseases OF all kinds. GEO. @.
GOODWIN q Co., Boston. Sold by alldrnggists.
Mar 13-sN16W - s- '---
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scONKmERCIAL..
REcEIPTsBY RAILRl

REcEnPTsBY RAILROADS AND STEAMERS, JUNE Is.
: GRAND TRUNK RAILWAT--900' bbis -four. 222
cans milk, 40 cars lumber, do bucks, de bbls., II
do corn do oats do cattle 100 pkgs sundries; for
shipment East-1000 bbls. four, cars wheat. Is 1
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. doz drag rakes, 90
pkgs scythes, 20 bags sp0ols lumber 100 sides
leather TO cases CARPETS bbls. -four cars pota
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-16

TIE PesT OFFICE RoBBERY.--We mention
ed yesterday the arrest of three boys for rob-
bing the box of the First National Bank at the
post Office in this city, and the recovery Of a
$500 bill taken from one of the letters. One
of the boys stated that he hid some money,
no could not tell how much, under barn in
Biddeford. q. S. Marshal Clark, taking the
boy with him, proceeded to Biddeford yester-
day, and after some trouble in finding the barn
it was at length pointed out to him by the lad.
he sent the lad under the barn to search, and
the lad soon brought out a wallet which con-
tanned a $500 bill. 1t is probable that both the
$500 bills were contained in one letter that
was destroyed by the bays.
1t appears that the boys also used the cellar
Of ''Wood's Hotel" as place to open some Of
the stolen packages; and yesterday scraps Of
drafts, checks, Sc, were found there. The
value Of, the drafts and checks destroyed by
them cannot yet be determined, but it is judg-
ed from the fragments foyae, that it will
amount to some $500. 5Fg EsN MNf
It will be seen by our Court reports that the
lads have been bound over, to answer at the
Circuit Court.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-16

I PERSONA Senator Edmunds and Edward,
Peck, Esq, of Burlington, vt, were at the
Falmouth yesterday, and last evening took the
boat for Machias. They are on an angling
tour up the st. Croix river. Having tried the
Adirondack regions, they now propose to wet
their lines in the waters of Maine. May good
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-16
Revere. House
R0at02l. Mass.

This noted Hotel has been thoroughly modernized.
The house has been completely remodeled, painted,
and newly furnished. Suites OF rooms for large and
small familiess-water, bathipg-rooms, &c intro
dations for travellers. The "Revere" has always
been celebrated tor Its table and the attention paid
its guests and its high reputation in these partcu
ars viii be maintained. ns a3sfi..., .-as 49, So
Mr.. GARDNER WETHERBEE late Of the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, New York, has become one OF the
propretors and will be pleased to welcome the frav-
cling public at the above Hotel. 49, .
WRISLEY, WETHERBEE & CO..
je4sn2m M y, Proprietors.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-16

PosrPoNEMENT.-The Army and Navy
Union voted Monday evening to postpone their
annual excursion from June 18th To- July 18TH
This is good move, as the latter date will ac-
commodate mary more than the present week.
with its Peace jubilee, railroad and yacht ex-
cursion, sc. ~ 2Ns ~ 81
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-16

STANDIsH = The Republicans of Standish
are requested to meet at the Town House, on
the 10Th of June, A. D. 1869, at O. clock p. NJ,
to choose five delegates to the Republican
State Convention, to be holden in Bangor, on
the oath of June, A. D. 1859.
s,us,e PER ORDER REP. Town Com.
Standish, June Is, 1869. d&wtd
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-16

n BASE BALL+Th North, Star Base Ball
Club, Of this city, played a match game with
the Dirigo Club, of Falmouth, on Saturday
last, which resulted in favor of the Dirigo's,
the score standing % to % It was a closely
contested game, with considerable sharp play
inc on both sides y " ~ y ftf-- y 1A
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-16

SCARBoRo.-The Republicans of the town of
SearbOro are requested to meet at the Town
House ON Saturday afternoon, the 10Th Of
June, at6 IL clock, to choose delegates to
attend the Republican State Convention at
Bangor, on the oath inst, called for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for Governor.
IS sis IT. Per order of the Committee
Scarboro, June 10, 1869. % je11sNdSSwtd
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NoMce,

The Republicans of Harpswell are hereby rec
quested to meet at sJohns9n's Hall, No. Harpswel,
on Saturday, june 10Th at u o'clock p. M for the
purpose Of nominating delegates to attend the State
Convention to be held ut Bangor on the Path inst.
Per Order of Town Committee. ssaIa 1865
mol sa.s 4plfla IA L. MERRIAM, Chairman.
Ne. Harpswell. june 10, 1862 dSwtdsn assisI
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-16

HAGANs MAGNOLIA BALM.-Thi5 article is
the trun secret Of beauty. It is what fasliona-
BILE laffies, actresses and opera singers use TO
produce that cultivated, distingue appearance
SO much desired in the circles of fashion.
II removes all unsightly blotches, redness,
freckles, tan, sunburna and effects of Spring
winds, and gives to the complexion blooming
purity Of transparent delicacy of power. No
lady who values fine complexion can do with
out the Magnolia Balm; 70 ceuts will buy it of
any Of our respectable dealers.
LYONS Katharion il the best hair dressing.
.8TsUqEll DIS Sn je4eod&w1m
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-16
HORSE TRAINING.-Just on

HA book containing new system OF horse
A~{Y ttraining, from the young colt up. By pf
.Mk9- Tridball, the WE'LL known old English
Horse Trainer and Farrier. Our most noted trick
horses have been taught by this plain practical sys
tenn and wild and runaway horses can be complete
ly ,subdued.
A 1t also contains treaties on ShOeing and 100 Re-
eelpes Tor the most common Diseases with numerous
Tricks practced by Horse Jockeys. Every horse
breeder ami owner should have il. You will never
regret buying IL. Sent by mail for only 70 cers:-
wanted =, y. - ----T-''7 III jei6w4w
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-16

BRIEF JoxTIEas.- The Maine Doctors are in
council together in the Council Room. Some
of their works are illustrated with cuts. THE
Boston Dental Society yesterday graduated j..
f. Boothby, of this city.-The new organ of
the First Baptist Church arrived yesterday
Most all the steamers were detained by the fog
Monday night. r,,ssf 81, ga. 4 ftfa.srti -.
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Gray.

The Republicans of Gray, are requested to
meet at the Town Hall in said town, on Satur-
day the 10Th inst, at o clock P M, to choose
delegates to attend the State Convention to be
held at Bangor on the oath inst. - y
.ni Per order Rep. Town Com.
Gray, June 10, 1853. 80 ie11d&wtd
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-16

Good bread is the staff of life; Burnt bread
is the chaff of life.
x There is a baking pan sold by Perkins g
Gerrish, 250 Congress street, which for ALL
baking purposes IS exeellent.s With any ordi-
nary stove it is impossible to burn the food
The bread is both steamed and baked at once
Use it and there will be no more crust on your
bread nor crusty men at your board. 1864
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-16
DIED.

In this citys Juns IS, Emma T., only daughter OF
VIM. Noble, aged II years.
Funeral on Thursday afternoon, at 8 o'clock.
at residence No. Quebec st. Relatives and fiiends
are invited. f+fsf-sia| 4 i..If d. i.,-.; 3.f..
In waterville, june 6, George II. Buck, aged "a
years. ltire 81 f.l..ss E. Il rs i.
In waterville, june 8, Mrs. Ann D., vile Of Ivory
Stevens, aged 80 years. if -f -
In VassalbOrO. May 81. Mr.. Benz. Farnham. aged
20 years. ~ ... eas5.. a. "a 49,. ,.. ~. ~.
In Auburn. june 2. Harrison Cooling. aged 2s years
months. - ~ ~ ~
In Calais, Nay q. Mr.. Rodman ". Reed. OF Mt
Desert. aged 10 years.
In Minneapolis, Mimi, May 81, Gertrude H.. only
child. Of Alexander and Julia Z. Tyler, aged II
months. tTllfh
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-16

LARGE CARGO OF MOLAssEs.-Bark Lizzie
H. Jackson, Warwick commander, brought to
this port last Saturday 9S2 hegsheads and 1ol
tierces of molasses, the largest cargo ever
brought by one vessel. It came to Messrs. j.
B. Brown & Sons, for their sugar house,
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-16
The AGED and Infirm

Will find DIR. WHEELER's SHERRY WINE BIT
TIERS tonic especially suited to their needs-exhil
Grating. purifying and strengthening Sold by
SAM'LCRADWICK, % Market Square, Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-16

Z WEsTBRoeK-The Republicans of West
brook are requested to meet at the Town
House, on Saturday, the 10th inst, at 4 o'clock
p. NJ to choose delegates to the State CONVEX
ton to be holden at Bangor, june D.
Per order Town Committed
Westbrook, June 18th, 1869. je16dSswtd
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CUMBERLAND.-T The Republicans of Cum
berland are requested to meet at the Town
House, in said town, on Saturday, the 10Th
inst, at o'clock P. NJ, to choose Delegates to
the State Convention, TO be holden at Bangor,
J inc Oath. PER ORDER Town Con-.
Cumberland, june 10, 1869. d&wtd
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-16

McCALLAR Bros, at their old stand. Casco
Bank block, Middle street, and at their new
store, No. 1888 Washington street, Boston, offer
full assortment of hats and caps in all the
latest styles. je19-3t
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Words of Wisdom
FOE Young MEN,

-fsU0feWh FOB YOUNG MEN, al
Oh the Railing Passion in Youth and Early Manhood
with SELF HELP for the Erring and unfortunate
Sent in sealed free OF charge. Ad
dress. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, BOX p, Phiia-
delphia, Pa. sNmaH2ldd wsmb
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Allcock Porous Plaster:

= = ID
Rheumatism, Lumbago, cold Feet, Pain In the
chest of the side Bruises and accidents. especially
of the Spine, also chronic weakness or affection
thereof Sore Throat varicose Veins, and even in at
fections of the Heart this celebrated plaster has been
found to afford immediate and permanent relief.
DIR. j. W. johnson, OF Hartford, writes: cat this
moment of writing, q man applies for one, who, by
ENHANCEMENT in the shaft Of machinery, had both
his legs broken, spine severely injured and was for
nearly year entirely helpless This man found re-
Lief very by the application Of the Porous Plas-
tiers. He was soon enabled to work, and now he
labors as well as ever" 49,
Letter from DR.. Fuller, Of PeekstiH. il-
Thomas Ancock s. Co.-Gentlemen: Since my
severe accident have used application 10 the
bruised parts your admirable plaster. .l.lel-h
1t had an excellent effect soothing while drawing
out the soreness and sustaining and Strengthening
the part upon which it Is applied. ~,
Peekskill, Oct 8, 1858. ...r-
AIlcock's Porous Plasters are sold by all Drug
gists Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New
York. IT. 4 L4stN nsh. mayHeou&eoHtm =.
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RAYMOND.

The Republicans OF Raymond, will meet at the
Town House in said town, on Saturday, June 18th,
at O'Clock in the afternoon to select three delegates
to the State Convention, holden at Bangor ON the
24th inst = b
Per Order Republican Town Comm.
Raymond, June IA, 1869. jel5d&wtd