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The Portland daily press., 1869-04-05
EUROP'E. e U .
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, April 3.-The steamship j ava, which
sailed from Liverpool for New York, to-day
took out sS2O0O sterling, in specie, on Ameri-
can account.
The contract for carrying the mails between
Liverpool and Antwerp has been awarded to
the Cunard line
MADRID, April BIN the Cortes yesterday
In reply to a question, the Minister Of Finance
stated that be had no knowledge that Mr, Haie,
the United States Minister, had ever introduc-
ed articles cOntraband OF war under dlplomatlc
privileges, as had been rumored. ne promls-
ed, however, TO inquire into tne mater ana re-
port the result to the Deputies.
The nress of this city comment on this story
of Mr. Hale, generally unfavorable to that gem
tleman.
madrid, April 4-Marshal Prim. Minister
of War, has asked the Cortes to grant the con-
tingent of $4,000 men for the army for the year
1862
The provisional government has requested
that the late Prime Minister to Queen Isabella,
Gonzales Bravo, now living in France, be sx-
amned by the French authorities in regard to
tne plot winch had been discovered against the
life OF Admiral Topete, in which they have
reason to believe that Bravo was concerned. ?
ITALY.
:, FLORENCE, April 3-Conspiracies against
the government have been discovered at Ma
pies and Anconia, and the ringleaders arrested
FRANCE.
PARIS, April 4.-The actual demolition of
the walls Of the Fortress of Luxembourg has
commenced.
EGYPT.
LONDON, April A dispatch from Alexan-
dria says another plot to assassinate the Vice.
roy of Egypt has been discovered and frustrat-
ed. A loaded bomb was found under his chair
in the theatre and was withdrawn before it
could explode A large number of arrests have
been made of suspected parties.
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TENNESSEE.

KNOXVILLE, April Sat an early hour this
morning the city was thronged by the old
friends Of Andrew johnson, who assembled IN
groups and anxiously discussed Andy's for
mer triumphs. He was met at the train Dy
delegation at IL o'clock, and escorted to the
Lamar House. He was introduced to crowd
Of about 5000 persons by Mr. Nelson, VINO re-
ferred TO Mr., johnson in complimentary terms,
alluding to his differences with prominent po-
ltical gentlemen present. and to h,s early per-
Mr.. johnson thanked the people for their
welcome and said he intended to devote the re-
yipdication CT bis official life and native State
from the obloquy cast upon it. Mr.. Johnson
then made a rambling speech, launching upon
the despotism of Congress; reasserted that he
was Moses" as it was be who freed the me-
groes of Tennessee; denied that he had been
reasonable to the party that elected him; gave
a slap at the bond-holders, and wished to God
the government had not the credit to borrow
dollar to carry on the war;
In conclusion, he spoke OF Grant without re-
serve, characterizing him as bundle of prelu-
dices aud his Cabinet ''gitt enterprise CaDi-
net"
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PEARsoN's BAKERY BURNT.
NEwBuRYPoRT, April 4.-Near midnight
Saturday the bakery owned and worked by
John Pearson, Jr., situated on the wharf next
above the Eastern Railroad, was discovered to
be on FIRE, and though the alarm was at once
given, the bakery and sheds adjoining, with
the exception of the store room, were so,n in
ashes. ~
The flames were first seen in the engine
room, and though no fire had been there aiter
five o'clock, and Mr.. Pearson himself, as nus
custom il, on Saturday night, went through
the building at seven o'clock, and believed all
was right. and his SON did not leave the prem
i,es until eight O'Clock, yet it is believed to
hive been an accidental fire. This bakery
was probably the most perfect one in the
State, and had every variety of machinery
used in the trade.
The bake house, in one end of which was the
store room, was 100 feet long; the two ovens
cost $1,000; and the boiler with the engine and
the machinery cost $25OO. The sheds below,
used for wood, storing carriages, &C., were 15O
feet long, and were burned with the bakery.
The stables on this side of the wharf, and the
couuting-room in the building adjoining tnat,
were not burned.
The building was tolerably covered by insur-
ance-s4O0O on the bakery in the Home ofhce,
New York; $500 in the Niagara, New York.
on the stock; and $500 in the Security Office on
tie engine and machinery. The loss viii be
most heavy on Mr.. Pearson in the interrupt
tion of his business, in which he employed
some thirty or forty men, with great number
Of teams, that largely supplied the country
from Cape Ann to Manchester, N. H.; while
their bread was shipped to various parts of this
country and the West Indies. The reputation
Of their cream biscuit was such that they sell
to-day from New Orleans to Eastport, and he
has never been able to supply the demand.
Though he will commence rebuilding at once,
Il may be weeks before he will be in full opera
ton again.
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James Fisk, Jr., publishes card to-day in
reply to q circular Of the committee of the
noioers OF preferred Erie stock. In this he de-
nies that the present managers of the Erie
Company are the authors of their grievances
and Its losses and assets. That it was by the
advice OF the counsel now employed by them
and formerly the counsel of the Company that
the losses of which they complain and through
which great loss has been caused to the Com
pany were made, and that to him their difficult
ties are mainly attributable.
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ARIZONA.
INDIAN AFFAIRS,

SAN Francisco, April 4-Late advices from
Arizona report that the Indians in the neigh
borhood of TucsaD are troublesome They
lately stopped the mail coach and badly wound
ed the driver who, however, managed to escape
with the mails Two Mexicans were murder
ed by the savages within 80 miles of Tuscan.
The people at Prescott finding the military un-
able to punish the Indians for their murders
and depredations, have organized scouting
party and started on the war path determined
on revenge.
The danger which threatened all means of
transportation and communication with the
outside world had the effect to advance the
price Of the necessaries of life throughout the
territory. Flour at present is selling at $27
per 100 pounds.
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CONN EOIICUT.
THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT

HARTFORD, April 3.-No one was fatally in
jured by the railroad accident on the Hartford
8 Springfield road yesterday afternoon. The
injured were Belle Norton, of Port Jefferson
L. L, Col. j. M. Tho pson, of Springfield, in
iured in the hip and head; an Irish woman. an
emigrant, injured in the neck and head; Hal-
ris, brakeman, head cut and injured in foot
The ACCIDENT was caused by a brake shoe fall
ing on the track
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MEXICO.
REvoI IrrIoNARY PRQCLAMATIONS.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 4-Later advices
from Mexico via Acapulco state that the revo-
tionary troubles continue in Northern Mexico;
in secret in Acapulco They denounce the in
T'gues, duplicity and despotism of Juarez and
me government, and urge its overthrow and
tne SUBSTITUTION of Porfrio Baez or some other
popular leader at the head of the provisional
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NEW YORK.
AN AMERICAN ARRESTED ]

AN AMERICAN ARRESTED IN CUBA.
NEW YORK, April 4.-Emelia q. de Villandi'
a daughter of Easauora, living in this city, tel
egraphed to Washington yesterday, stating
that her father, who was recently arrested ny
the Spaniards and taken to Havana, is an
American citizen, aud asked that measures be
taken to save his life. The President immedi-
ately telegraphed to Admiral Hoff, enioining
on him to see that all American citizens were
nrotected
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q o M M Il R CIAL
Now York s.ock and Moncv m.,L,

New York stock and Money Market.
New YORK. April s.-The market was nrm and
Money in god supply at u per cent. Sterling Ex.
change at 1919. Gold 1919. United States 5-2O's
1852 coupons 1iss; do 1884, 114t do 1865 116&; do
pons, 105 Pacific Mail, 9O6; New York Central
lSit Erie. sS3 Reading. sit; Hudson, 1888; Michi.
a Rock Isl and, 1881; Chicago & North Western si3
do prefer ed s48; Western Union Telegraph, 39t ri
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PENNs syLvANIA.

PHILADELPHIA. April A heavy robbery
was commit to-day at tine st. John Safety
Fund bHilding, on the corner of Twelfth and
Chestnut streets The watchman lett the build
ing at six O'Clock this morning and when he
returned at six this evening he found the safe
broken open and its entire contents, amount
ing to $SO0O00 or 81 900 900 in value, gone. OF
the stolen property over 5000 900 was in availa-
BILE funds greenbacks, &c.
TwITcHELL's CONFESSION NOT BELIEVED.
The press of this city concur in condemnina
the so-called confession of Twitchell as false
hood; and it is strengthened greatly by the
general belief in the entire innocense of Mrs.
TwitaheH. 1t is thought now that there is nc
hope Ct escape for him.
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KANSAS.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

the State Record newspaper Office, Mason &
Co., dry goods, and III. s. Greeu's drug store
and adjoining building, together with nearly
all their contents, were burned last night. The
fire was the work of an incendiary.
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SAoo, April 4-The Hardwick block eccu.
pied by grocery stores, was badly damaged by
fire this morning. The occupants, Emerson &
haitian Co., New York; Storer 8 Chadwick,
loss $4,000, insured for $1,000 in the National OF
Boston; ID +. Littlefield, insured for .be full
amount in the North American of Phladel-
phia and National of Boston. The total loss is
10000
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MAssAURUsETTs.
FIRE IN BOSTON.

BOSTON, April A fire at No. At Milk St.,
this morning, caused considerable damage to
the building and the occupants; among them
A. +. Cutler, dealer in paints, varnishes. Sc; !;
w. 81. Winslow, palm oil, drugs, &C.; and A.
s. Robinson, tobacconst Mostly insured.
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KENTUCKY.
LECTION IN LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, April 3.-J. Il. Bupce, the in
dependent Democratic candidate for mayor,
was elected yesterday over John G. Baxter,
the regular democratic nominee.
FIRE.
Last night the four-stery brick bonded ware
house of Gen. Berry 8 Co., at Frankfort, KY,
was destroyed by fire, together with $500 bar
rels Of whiskey stored therein. Loss $35O,OOO.
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ARKANSAS.

MEMPHIS, April 8 A bill is now before the
Arkansas Senate prohibiting the sale of intox-
icating liquors 10 quantities OF less than five
gallons, except upon prescription by ply
sician
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h' M PATTEN a. CO., Auct.epee,,
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.. =
Watches, JeweIry 4 Fancy Goods.

ON wednesday and Thursday, April 7th and sth
" at P. NJ, dfty-six Watches OF various styles
Sets Jewery, Bracelets. Studs, Cuff Buttons Guard
and Fob Chains, Pms, Ri9gs, Ear Hoops, Plated
Spoons, Forks, Ladies, Buffers, Mugs, Castors,
ticles. May be seen Monday forenoon. No post
ponement; sale continued until the stock is wound
up. ap2td
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Picked Tin

A sea, on Cape Henry, by sch H. Prescott, q
a Yawl Boat, which the owner can have by prov
ticnla,s enquire OF JANIS FREEMAN.
mr20d3ws No 2Union Wharf
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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, April 3.-Col. Yaller is organizing
a battalion of blacks for active service, by per-
mission OF the government. 1t is understood
that more battallons will be organized shortly.
A skirmish took place between the insur-
gents and government troops, while the latter
were conveying provisions from Santa Cruz
and Puerto Principe. The result is unknown.
The United States steamer Contoocook sail
ed unexpectedIy to-day.
The Voc de Cuba approves of the organiza-
ton of colored troops, and adds that the color
ed people favor Spain, and have always repel-
led the offers made by the insurgents.
1t Ia reported that the insurgents have de-
stroyed portion of the Sagua La Grande
railroad.
A Cuban, suspected of sympathy with the
rebellion, who bad been acquitted by the court
at MataDzas, was released, but fading his life
in danger, concealed himself on board an Amer
ican vessel He was seized by the volunteers,
and the Governor sent him under escort to this
city. A party of volunteers came from Mata-
rnoras and demanded his surrender, but Gov.
Gen. Dulce refused, and finally appointed Coils
Herrera and Rio to visit Matanzas and settle
the matter.
The British war vessel Heron has returned
from Ragged Islands, and brings confrmatory
information of charges against the Spanish
naval officers in the matter of the schooner
Mary Lowell, seized by them.
The Prussian schooner Mobe has arrived
here from Jamaica, with several Mexican off,
Gers on board. They have been compelled to
leave and were given passports on condition
that they returned to Mexico.
Intelligence from Great Jaugua reports that
one of the Peruvian moBitors was there.
: s. 4Bss ct. THOMAS.
Advices from st. Thomas to the 18th ult.,
state that DR.. Betanyes was conducted on
board the Laguayra packet by the police. Bet
anyes, though acknowledging hat he was not
an American citizen, stated that he had de-
clared his first intention.
PORTO RICO.
From Porto l.ico advices to the 18th ult.
have been received.
The elections for members of the Spanish
Cortes had been suspended until the cessation
of the Cuban revolution.
The island was tranquil Gen. Lang, as a
purely precautionary measure, was organizing
corps of volunteers.
Sugar was quiet.
ceived.
The report that an American war steamer
was coaling in the Bay of Samana caused great
excitement throughout the island.
The Dominicans are very unwilling to part
with their territory.
Hayti intelligence to the 18th ult. is received
Three hundred Haytien dollars were equiv
alent to one dollar in gold.
Gonaives would soon fall into the hands of
the revolutionists.
Capt Nichols, of the war steamer Petion,
had retired from Salnave's service. The Pc
ton was still blockadiDg the port of Aux
Cages.
| Evaristi Laroche had gone to Washington al
Ambassador.
VENEZUELA.
Dates from Venezuela to the 21st ult. are re-
ceived.
The country was generally tranquil through
out Outbreaks are expected.
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Read This 3
Best Shield whalebone corsets, 4lsaS 7Sc
At Anders0ss's.
Woven Whalebone Corsets, ssc
At Anders0n's.
Extra Quality Woven Corsets, s1.0O
1T AndersOn's.
Superb Quality French Corsets, b'd $500
1t A7sdersO7t,s.
20 Spring Ladies Hoop Skirts, &c
At AndersOn's.
20 Spring Extra Tape Skirts, sec
At anderson 's.sassiv
25 Spring wove Tape Skirts, CSC
At Anders03s,s.
New Style Skirts at 75c, s1.OO and 1.25
At AssdersOn's.
Hoop Skirts made to order, -'s
At ApdeTsOn's. %
Ladies', Misses and Children's CottonHosiery
at wholesale prices,
At AndersOm's.
Corset Clasps, a az s. SC to lOe
At A9sdersOn's.
One-half doz. Linen Handkerchiefs for bOc
At AndersOat's. ~
Linen Collars. Tor zoe
At AnderSOn's.
Hadley Spool Cotton, rs cents dO1.
At AndersOn's.
Taft's 200 yd spools 5sc dol'
At AndersOn's.
Ladies' Hair Nets. So l5c, 1oc, aud 25c
At AaedersOn's.
Alpaca Braid, Spices for 20c
At AmdersOn's.
Ladies' Cotton Hose, 40 e7c for 1-s dOz
At AmdersOn's.
Ladies' Fine Cotton Hose, 15c, zoe and 20c
At AmdersOss's.
Ladies' Coils and Braids, 5Oc and Ioe
At AndersO7t's.
A lot of Children's Hoop Skirts, 1Oc, 15c, zoe
at A7ederSO7l'S.
Your choice of Jewelry Sets, 25c, SOC $l.OO
At AmderSOss's.
Bargains, Bargains, Bargains, in every de-
partment, i
At 4mderson's,
333 Congress Street. 393
April 3-d3t ira -sI.c
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noSTER PRINTING, OF all kindsi done with dis.
patch at the Press obce,
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BARTLETT'S
WHITE LEAD
And Zinc Co.,

OF NEW YORK.
TNHE subscribers having taken the Agency for the
sale the above LIE d, call the attention OF
Dealers and Painters to the facts in tue case
The component parts of this pigment are found in
a natural combination, and are manufactured with
out the of Acids. heretofore SO injurious all
LIE ds the fire process alone being ensures per-
JecttreedomJr m combination soith scoter, which is
not the case Nth other leads.
When ground in oil, il produces Paint, which for
every desirable property, we put in direct competj
ton scih the Purest Of american and English White
Leads
tbs Winter, Superior In Body and Fineness,
and Of Greater Durability, can be supplied at
much Lower PrIc~, aud there is no doubt but
that will command the preference over all other
Pure White Leads.
We W0rr09et this Paint
To give perfect satisfaction, and will refund the
price paid for it to any one giving it fair trial and
they do not like it..
w. F.PHILLIPS 4 Co
agents for Maine.
Mar 22-eod3mis
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For Sale at Cdiy Farm /!

On Tons first quality Hay. Also one pure bred
~ Jersey Bull, three years old, with record OF
pedigree. Enquire of
CHAS. SAMPSON, on the premises
Marth 30 -d3w
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Groceries. &c, by Auction.

"stu9nssday Apr lth, at salesroom IS Exchang
Wbite and Rros vC'Sck Teas Coffee. Tobacco Cigars,
Ssr soap Starch Raisins 10 bbis Extra STa,Ss
tes Penpsp rous, sI Tomato Ketchap IN Kegs and BoI
gs, lilsh Moss Pals, Tubs, Clothes Fins Iushsa
~ S,acRRing straw Paper, rwne, PAPER Bags In Ya,i
The above goods are fresh and in good ordar
ap3td n. %. BAILEY Aueaion..
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself the
trust Of Administrator, Of the estate of
THOMAS WORCESTER, late OF Portland,
in the County Of Cumberland, deceased, and given
b nds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mauds upon the estate of said deceased required
to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate ara called upon to make payment TO
GEO. w. PARKER, Admir-
Portland, March 16, 1869. mi20 d1aw3ws
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Needle WOmen's Friend Society.
THE Annual Meeting of this Society will be held
Street, on Monday, April 9th, at O'Clock +. M. A
tull attendance is requested. Per Order.
April /, 1869. d5t
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA

OTTowA, April 8. 3.-Information has reached
the Hudson Bay Company's officers In Mon
treal that at the meeting of the shareholders
called to consider Lord Granvile's proposals
of comnensation for their claims, the Company
agreed to accept the imperial offers. The Ca
nsdlans are believed to be on their return
REVENUE OF THE DOMINION
The revenue of the Dominion Of Canada for
the month of March was $992,6 ,657; expenditures
S546019
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Notiom Dennrta,aeaat.

KNIT Goods, Knit Goods /!
Having never made it practice of carrying
unreasonable goods over from one season to
another, it is not onr intention to do so this
season. These goods have TO suffer. Sold
they must be, no matter what we lose on
them. Therefore, parties in want Of Shaws,
Hoods, Sontags, Clouds, Caters, &C., &c.
can buy them cheap by calling at
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" - = n " n N 81 i-H .UsalL
CLARENCE II. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
HENRY D. COOKE, vice-Presidsnt.
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
This Company offers the following adyan-
taees: ,s
1t is national Company, chartered by spe-
cial act of Congress, 1858. -
1t has paid-up capital OF $1,000O0O.
1t offers low rates of premium.
1t furnishes larger insurance than other
companies for the same money.
1t Is definite and certain in its terms.
It is home company in every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions in
the policies. .gs9
Every policy is on-forfeitable.
Policies may be taken which pay to the in
sured their full amount, and return all the
premiums, so that the insurance costs only
the interest on the annual payments.
Policies may be taken that will pay TO the
insured, after certain number Of years, dur
ing life, an annual income Of one-tenth the
amount named in the policy. aa s4EXa a.sE
No extra rate is charged for risks pom lhe
lives OF females. -DAtfa &SNNe
1t insuress not to pay dividends to policy
holders, but at so low cost that dividends
will be impossible.
Circulars. Pamphlets and full particulars
given on application 10 the Branch Office, Of
the Company, or to 9AA
A e1.k1ss e11sB1rR and the Board Of Directors
Merchants Exchange, State St., Boston
General Agents for New England
j. p. TUOnER, MANAGER,
Edward L. O. Adams
Corner OF Exchange and Middle Streets +,
Portland, Me-, stla
FOR CUMBERLAND AND YORK COUNTIES
Novemher % 1853 dern
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Hosiery Department.

This stock offers great inducements. Our
Store is crowded with bargains in Ladies,
makes of English and German Hose marked
at extremity low prices. No matter what you
may be offered Hosiery for elsewhere, don't
touch them at any price until you examine
ours.
Cotton Hose from 12 cts to 30
Fleeced Hose from 18 cts to So
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job Lot Black Lace TeSZs !
Thirteen cents each.
Barages, Tishues and Grenadines in fall colors
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AUOTIoN SALES.
Special Auction Sale to Close Lots

| nN this MONDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock
Owill be sold the remainder OF Crockery and Glass
ware, Paper Hangings, Vases and Plated Ware
WIN al other odd lots remaining On hand.
,% Purchasers at Saturdays Sale will please call
| ier Their goods this morning. = y y = ap5tdV
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R. *. HUNT,
Horses, Carriages. Sc. ar Auc1j,

horses, Carriages, Sc, at Auction
EVEhY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on rs
Carriages, Harnesses. Sc. ~ -
Bay Mare, years old, sound aud kind, with foal
by Gen Knox. WIN '""'
tGrey Horse good family horse.
ster. IT 'PU ."""
Also. Sleigh, Harness and Robe.
Apizs. r. o. BAILEY. Auetioneer.
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ease OF the lungs is directed to this valuable RENE
dy, The season oil the year has already come when
on account of the sudden changes in the weather,
colds and coughs easily taken, and If neglected
may lead 10 di ease of the lungs. What is needed
under such circumstances is reliable remedy
speedy In affordng relief and eectual in arrestng
further progress of the disease.
To arrest the existing irritation OF the air pas
sages and the lungs, speedily and efectuaily, the
seat and cause OF cough important step gained
towards relief and cure in the first stages of the dis
ease. MAsrA's PULMo &c BALsAM possesses this
important power, and while it promptly and effectu
allv arrests al existing irritation and rapidly relieves
cough, renders the lungs further relief bv promo
ing Tree discharge OF the accumulated mucus IN the
air passages, imparting healthy action and vigor
to the chest at the same time.
Those suffering with cough and the first stages
of lung disease, will therefore tnd In this valuable
preparation speedy and decided relief Even those
whose condition Is beyond recovery, viii de-
rive from its great benefit as well as comfort.
For the class of diseases 1t is designed TO relieve, the
general commenaation it has received has proved its
great efficacy beyond question. For The past ten
years thousa DIS have been speedily and eectually
cured by its timely Will. suffering from severe
colds, protI acted coughs, and from other iorms Of
lung diseased 1t is prepared from vegetable balsams
and the medicinal properties OF roots AMI herbs,
with no minerals nor poisonous acids. simple and
in the materials used, it can be taken at any
time.
g4-sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
cines thrnught.the United States.
w. W. WHIPPLE & CO., Portland,
pee 22-d&w6m General Agents tor Maine.
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Black Velvet Ribbons.
COlored Velvet Ribbons,
At List Prices
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GJOUe Department.
Job Lot Lisle Thread, from Auction worth SOC, your
choice for 26c
Lisie Thread from Is to 30
nne assortment OF Kid Gloves from 75c to 1.s7
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mAssACHUsETTs.

Special Dispatch by IntefnauohaI Lne,I
PEARsoN's BAKERY BURNT.