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Statement of the Condition of the Guar
dian Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY

2. Assets Of said Company:
Cash on hand and in Bank ~ 747i9 so
United States Stocks:
PAR. MARKET.
. pr. ct. of'74 $50, OOO-s63,8iO
5-20s. 60,750- 7GO71 25
l0-40s ..:.... 10000 169SO 90 1868 25
Virginia state bonds, 6s, $4,000 1882 so
New York Co. Bonds, 24OO 2.4OO 90
Call Loans on U. States Stocks
and other proper collaterals. 21719 "a
Loans on Policles .......... 766,111 SO
Personal Property and accrued
Interest ..................... $3.50 CT
Deferred Premiums and Prcmi-
ums in course of transmission 397. .537 OF
total Assets December 81 1868. 81, ,4S6, ,271 81
3. Liabilities of said Company:
Losses adjusted and not due. -. : 94O0 90
resisted d................ 10000 90
All other caims-none. ....
iotal Liabihtles. s................ 19400 90
t. Income for the year:
Amount of Premiums received : 962, ,492 90
Interest GILL %
Total Income ................ s1,023 6O3 43
.. Expenditures for the year.
Amount paid for Losses ~ S n74 33I 40
Dividends and Return
Premiums. ................ 23,O5O %
Am all other Expenditures. 2i2, 452 IL
Total Expenditures. s............... : 1886, ,s33 70
&. Miscellaneous:
Number OF Policies in force S. 1853
Amount ........................ $40 a34, las M
Greatest amount in any one risk 5 10 OOO 90
Charter and Power of ATTORNEY boratofora GIod
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One Thousand Dollars Reward.

WHEREAs. information has been received at
w the Executive Department. that 4. wilfui
and unprovoked attempt to assassinate NJ OCON-
MEL. ESQ, of Fort Mills, York County, by one
GLOVER, and the said Glover has fled from ius-
tce.
Now, know ye, that ], ROBERT X. SCOTT, Co.
vernon of the State Of South Carolina, in order
that the assassin may be brought to condgn pun
SAND DOLLARS, for his apprehension and
delivery in any Jail in the State. with proof to
convict.
Said Glover is about28 or 80 years of age; spare
make; feet or inches high; sallow complex
ion; black hair and whiskers, which are thin. and
at the time. wore blue jean frock coat. All per-
sons are forbid aiding or hsrboring him, knowing
ly, they will be ehedresponsiblo as accomplices.
It is supposed he has made his way into North
Carolina.
In testimony Whereof have hereunto
set my hand and caused the Great Seal
of tho State to be affixed, at Columbia,
this twenty sixth day of April, In tho
IL. 81 year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-nne, and in tho
ninety-third year Of the Independence
OF the United States OF America.
ROBERT X SCOTT, Governor.
+. L.: CARDozo, Secretary Of State s. G.
Any;lD
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No. l Blooded Brood Mare.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

ON WEDNESDAY MORNING next, 2sth instant.
VIII be sold, before my auction room:
years Old and superior pedigree; perfectly gentle
IN harness or under the saddle sold for no fault.
but to raise the funds. AVA Nv '""i''
This Is n rare chance for stock raisers
Sale without reserve anr;, "a
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Election Notice,

A N ELECTION for Three Selectmen one Towr
~. "A CLERK, one Surveyor and one Constable for
HolnmTla Ho rMts T10W1ship, will be held at Janney's
aiaai ms DAY, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
a, NJ: ana o clock T. M. JAS. G. JANNEY
ChalTman niI n1 Board Electors, Columbia Township.
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Washington News.

WAsHlNGToN, April 90 Senators Sher-
man, Fool and Sumner have succeeded in
engineering reconciliation between Abbott
and Sprague. Sprague writes to Abbott
that he wrote the paragraph which gave
Abbott offence before Abbott spoke; where
upon Abbott writes to Sprague: 'My allu-
sion to You in the Senate was founded on
mlsconception. ask you to consider it
unsaid."
The President has recognized Charles M.
Hagan, Turkish Consul at PHILADELPHIA.
The steamer Uselda was snagged in the
Missouri River, thirty miles above ST.
Crolx, and while sinking exploded. Fifty
OF her passengers are missing
Andrew Johnson's son, Robert, is dead
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Assignee's Sale.

II. q. PElNOTTO son, AUCTIONEERS.
II ~ virtue of an order OF sale, to me directed by
- the Hon. Geo. S. Bryan, Judge of the United
states District Court for the District of South
Carolina will offer for sale, at public auction. at
the Court House in Columbia, s. c., on MONDAY.
the 10Th day of May next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ:
All that Lot of LAND, with the buildings there
on, situated on tho East eide of Sumter street.
Columbia, fronting West ON Sumter street rs feet
ana North on lands of John Green 2OS feet; East
on lands OF Prof. - Rivers, and South on lands
OF Dr. =, Turnipseed- being the residence now
occupied by A: c. squier. Terms cash. Pur-
chasers to pay for papers and stamps.
And immediately thereafter, at the above named
residence, the entire Stock in trade Consisting of
Cottage Sets, Sofas, French Bedstead,
Marble-Top Wash-Stands, Trundle Bedstead.
Gard Tables, High Post Bedstead,
Mahogany Chairs, Cane Seat Chairs,
hooking Chairs, Dining Tables,
Marble.Top Bureaus, Mahogany Wardrobe.
Robes, Pine do, etc, ETC. Terms cash
10 WHOM IT MAY CoNoERN.-An creditors of A.
c: Squier, bankrupt, ire hereby notified that by
virtue OF the order above mentioned, they are re-
CURED to como and establish their lien, if any
they have on the saidproperty, before W. J. Claw
son, Register, in Yorkvile, on or before the 10th
day OF May next, Or be debarred from all the bone
hts OF the decree to be made in this case
THOMAS ]. L. MOTTE, Assignee.
April 90, 81, May 40
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Boots and Shoes.

NJ" oVVNo anu OUUeS.
yznsz-- JUST RECEIVED an Elegant
t@ Assortment Of Spring and Sum-
mer GOODS, consisting in part
Sa(3s1i V3aof: Gents Calf Skin Congress
= = s..1..>>7dAITERs, Oxford TIES. High
BAL bbSAILMOkALs a, and BOOTEEs, Best New York and
Phlladelphia Work, Ladies' Congress- T,astino F;ne
High High, Button CATERS, BOOTEES AND SLIP.
rEhs. Women's and Children's SHOES, in great
varieties All in want are invited to call and az
anime. VIII be sold low for cash and CASH osIy.
Ct. THOMPSON SHELTON.
April27 Ao"se'
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M A II X ETS BY TEJE DrY
Npy Won, A..I 90

MAR KErs BY Tn1EGRApu.
New York, April 26-Noon. .-Middling
cotton 2s19@2salc. Gold 1887. Money
easy, at per cent. Sterling 1857. North
Carolina o., 6's 6119; new. do, 5524. Virginia
nessee, do, 6S11a new, 6S Louisiana 6's, old,
r., Levee bonds 1884. Flour and wheat
dull. Corn scarcely SO firm. Pork $31. rs.
Lard dull. Turpentine 4S%G049. Rosin
firm-strained common $2.55. Frcichts
dull.
2. M.-Governments closed advancing.
Southern securities firm. Money quiet and
easy, at 6(@7' with exceptions at S; prime
peper 7C9l0. Sterling 85G@S24 Gold 33H
@3355. Stocks closed iirm, after much
activity Cotton unchanged; sales 1000
bales. Flour and wheat quiet and un
changed. Corn closed 1c. lower. Pork
frmer, at 3114(93111. Lard heavy-kettle
loA@!91s. Whiskey 92093 Rice firmer
-Carollna 8: Sugar unsettled and droop-
ing; Coffee firm: Molasses quiet. Freights
dul-cotton sail %; steam 3-16
BALTIMORE, April 26.-Cotton dull, at %.
Flour dull-medium and high grades de.
clined 40 Wheat lower-prime valley red
2.O0(92.O6. Corn dull-white SO; yellow
S3(985. Pork quiet, at 49, 90. Bacon firm.
Lard 1917. Whiskey 92
CINCINNATI, April Whiskey quiet, at
~. mess pork ,3l.23GY31. so. Bacon un-
changed. Lard heavy, at 1s01SL.
CHARLESTON, April 26-Cotton dull and
nominal; sales 200 bales -middlings 27l5;
receipts 243 /2'
SAVANNAH, April 26.-Cotton dull and
bales.
AUGUSTA. April 26.-Cotton market dull;
sales los bales-middling 26026L.
New ORLEANS, April 26.-Cotton quiet
middlings 20@2SL; sales 1000 bales; re-
celpts SINCE Saturday 3,796 bales. Gold
S11: + Flour depressed superfne 53%;
double e; 6; treble 62s: Corn firm--white II;
yellow 30. Pork asking 3215 Bacon firm,
at !51a(9l7H. Sugar drooping-common
9(9ll1a; prime 131a. Molasses- s-fermentine
50(055
MOBILE, April 26.-Cotton sales 400
bales-low middings 2G14; prices dull and
demand limited
LONDON, April 26-Noon.- Consols o311.
Bonds 803l. ~
LIvERrooL, april 26-Noon. Cotton dull
-mlddling uplands 12d.; Orleans 121 id: es
tlmated sales of the day 5000 bales. Flour
21s.
LIVERPOOL, April go P. M.-Cotton
ddUulll-,uplands dUl 1l26@12d. Orleans 1850
l2Md. Lard dull and unchanged.
HAvRE, April 26-Cotton opens dull-on
the spot 14411a centimes; afoat 1421s.
LIyERPooL, April 26-Evening. Cotton
closed dull-uplands 12; Orleans 121l; sales
5000 bales
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Domestic News.

CAARtEsros. April &c: 6:-Arrive,l- steamer
j: W.. Everman, Philadelphia; schooner
Mary Stow, New York
AUGUSTA, GA, April Robustness gene
rally snspedned this afternoon, in honor of
the decoration of the Confederate graves.
NEW HoRK, April 26.-Despatc6es from
oil parts OF the country report the brilliant
celebration of the semi-centennial of the
Odd Fellows order.
ii MtosirE, April 26.-The steamer st.
Elmo.r belonging to the Mobile and Mont
gomeryetRailroad. on the way to the city,
this morning, exploded her boilers. Mr..
Clay, the steward, was blown overheard,
ndadrowned; six other officers were serious
iyihnrned and bruised. but no passengers
hurt a.'
BosToN, April .26.-A petition is circu-
lsting, requesting the President to appoint /
Fred. Douglass Minister to Brazil.
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Assignee's Sale.

IN re s. H. Myers IL Co., Bankrupts.-In Bark
ruptcy.
DURSUANT to decretal order to me directed
j by his Honor George s. Bryan, Judge of the
District Court OF the United States for the Dis
trlct OF South Carolina, dated 24th November,
1869, will sell, before the Court House, in Colun
ia, on the SECOND DAY OF MAY next, for cash:
All the uncollected NOTES AND ACCOUNTS,
lately due to the above named Bankrupts, now In
my hands as Assignee. A. Fl. MONTEITH,
april ~ - Assignee.
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ForcigTn Jews.

MAnaIp, April 28.-,A great popular. de-
monstration in sagor Of q repnbl blican form OF
government, has taken place here lIt, is ru.
morsd that Generals Rrim and Serrano are
:, FaoRnNoE, April 26,-Arms belonging to
the 4azzlnian conspiracy, have been seized
in this city.py IA. .s,,''ai ~,
MiDnIp, April 26.-The conscription au-
thorized by Low, has been completed with.
out serious disturbance.
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Sl,lOO City of Columbia Coupons.
ELEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS CITY of Co.
~ lumbia COUPONS, for sale at large discount
ALSO,
Columbia BONDS
ANDREW NJ. MORELAND,
Broker, Broad street, Charleston, 8. @.
April 81 al
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ORGANIZED IN 1850.
ALL POLICIES NoN-FORFEIrAnLE
HALF LOAN TAKEN-No NOTES REQUIRED.
Last Cash Dividend Fifty Per Cent.

". a. FUDlCkAR. ............ SuDerntendent
DIRECTORS.
Hon. John A. Dix, New York.
hon. James Harper, Firm Harper II Brothers,
ex-Mayor Of New York.
J0hn j. Crane, President Bank Republic.
VIM NJ. Ecrmilye, Banker (Vermiive & Coy
Ghas. G lockwood, Cash'r Newark banking Co.
Hon. George Opdyke, ex-Mayor of New York,
nlinot G. Morgan, Banker.
thomas Rigney, Firm Thomas Rigney & Co.
DeHnJamin B. Sherman, Treasurer New York
steam Sugar Refining Company
aaron Arnold, Firm of Arnold, Constable & Co.
Hichard II. Bovine, Wetmora Il Bovine, LAWYERS.
Wm " Wi1Esgns WHia1Engm%G%t, T Firm E " Haughwout Co.
julius H. Pratt, Merchant.
VIM w. Wright, Merchant.
Charles j. Starr, Merchant.
William Allen Merchant
Geo. W. CEyler, Banker, Palmyra New York.
Geo. L Hope, Pres't Continental Fire Ins. Co.
John II. Sherwood. Park Place
Walton III. Peckham, Corner Fifth avenue and
Twcnty-thrd street.
Edward Gdward II H. Wright, Newark, New Jersey
George w. Farlee, Counsellor.
W. L. Cogswcll, Merchant.
GEORGE KEIM.
General Agent for the Southern States.
H. W. GIBBEs, Medical Examiner.
G. T. BERG,
o,. 80 Agent for Columbia.
~ OihceINIchardson street, one square below the
->'" o'"'o housc. April 27 t6
MIR. G. I. BERG has received the appointment
as agent for the Guardian Mutual Life Insurance
~" Aoi n, anu Is LOW prepared to
receive applications for Life Insurances in the
above well-establ blished Company. He refers, in
compliance with the law, ~ the Statement of the
condition of the Guardian Mutual Life Insurance
Company: From this statement, it will be seen
that ma 1.-THE the dividends paid by the Company arc so
(F1FTY) per cent
Statement of the Condition of the Guar
dian Mutual Life Insurance Company,
or NEW YORK, December 81, 1853, made to
" the Honorable Comptroller General of the
State OF South Carolina:
l. Capital Stock of said Company. l25 900 90
PAID up. 1875 900 90
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STATE OF NEW YORK, ! co
COUNTY OF New YORK. %.

WALTON Fl. PECKKAM, President. and WIN. r..
HOOKER, Secretary, OF the ''Guardian Mutual Life
insurance Company" being duly sworn, depose
ana say, that the foregoing is full, true and
rect statement Of the affairs OF the said Company,
on the day named, to the best of their knowledge
and belief.
w. II. PECKHAM, President.
w. T. HOOKER. Secretary.
Subscribed in my presence and sworn to be-
fore me, this second day of April, A. D. 1869,
L. s. as witness my hand and official seal.
CHARLES NETTLETON,
Commissioner for South Carolina in New York.
April ~ Il
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-03

Ssaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills VIII cure Con-
sumption, Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia,iif taken
taken at the same time. They cleanse the stomach.
relax theliver and put 1t to work. then the appetite
becomes good; the tood dsgests and makes good
eased matter ripens in the lungs. and the patient
outgows the disease and gets WE'LL This Is the only
w sssiSs II sshssck PIN
adelphia, owes his unrivaled success IN the treat
ment Of Pulmonary Consumption. The Pulmonic
the morbid matter In the lungs nature
throws it of by easy expectoratiOn, tor aen the
phlegm mafter Is fipe slight cough win throw It
off, and the patient has rest and the luL sbegin to
10 do this, the Seaweed Tonic and Mandralse Pills
must freely used toeeanse the stomach md liver
50 that The Ralmonie syrup and thefood VIII make
Schencks Mandrake Pills act upon the liver. re-
moving az obstruetions, relax the ducts OF the gall
tne @ De ssar G Gsssy and The Liver soon
nothing has ever been invented except calomel IA
Rnsn e o
and start the secretions Of the liver like schencs
AanrsfNs1lss aISer Nomns,npt psn I. on S),,,.5bm ~ $50
auses Of Consumption. saassb rss1f
ESPIsis ( gentle and
out the gastric Juice to dissolve the food with the
Pulmonic Syrup and 1t is made into good blood
The great reason Why physicians do Ist cure Con-
sumption IL, they try to do too much they give med
icis g stop ths cough g stop ehiI te stop night
the whole digestive powers, locking up the secretohs
and eventually the patient sinks and dies. =
cough night swsats cSIs Of lever 'sHe sS
cause, and they Will stop of their own accord No
one can be cured OF consumption, liver complaints,
dyspepsia catarrh, cankef, liberated throat unless
the liver aud stomach are made healthy.
If person has consumption, OF course the lungs
in some way are diseased, either tubercies, absesses
bronchial irritation pleura adhesion, or the lungs
are amass Inflammation and fast decaying. In such
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BRANDRETH,S PILLS.

Brandreth's Pills have been known and used by
your grandfathers and grandmothers. They are al
ways safe, and sure to do you good. They purely
vegetable, and diminish tho death principle; some
think they increase the principle ofle But in TAX
ing out bad humors from the blood, they do make
tne body lighter, and thus seem to add energy
Many families have used them tor upwards OF forty
years,
Ihey are the best medicine for Colds, for all Bill
'ous Anections, tor Fuiness about the Head or
heart, and in all Cutaneous and Contagious Dis
eases tney are unrlvalled, In all cases in which a
purgatSe indicated, no medicine yet known can be
compared 70 tnem. Two hundred physicians have
testified that brandreths Pills are superior to all
other purgatives whatever.
Sold by all Druggists.
jy 27-eod&eowimsN
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-03

KEAL ESTATE. Messrs. Hooper & Eaton
have begun work on three story brick store
on Congress- street, near the Casco engine
house Il will be 1o5 feet deep and will be
used as furniture sales and work room.
In Westbrook, Benz. q. Lewis, Esq, is build
ing French villa, with tower, near Wood
ford's Corner. 1t is 30 by 4S feet, with ell 20
by 2S feet, carriage house attached, and a fine
stable adjacent 1t will be snowy and ele-
CANT group of buildings when completed. The
plans were drawn by Mr.. Fassett.
Rufus Dunham, Esq, is building beautiful
residence at Stevens Plains.
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State College Of 10rjcutture and the
Mechanic 42.ks.

THE second class viii be admitted to the College,
4 August 20, 1863; .examinatian 10 take place at
the College, commencing at A M. Candidates for
admission must be at least fifteen years of age and
mustbe prepared to pass asatisfactory examination
10 Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar, His
tory OF the United States, and Algebra far as
Quadratic Equations. ~ f4fes z
Satisfactory testimonials of good moral character
and industrious habits, are rigidly exacted Appli-
cation for admission to the second class not already
made, should be made Immediately.
For Catalogue TOR further particulars address
PROF.. N. &C. FERNALD, Orono, Me; or SAMUEL
JOHNSON, AM. Sec'yof the Trustees, Orono, Me.
PER ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
Orono, July 9, 1869. 7a jy22eod&w4
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state News
ASpRoscoears COUNTY.

.tsssi ANphOsCooGIN COUNTY.
Miss Brooks, daughter Of Ham Brooks of
Lewiston, has been elected Preceptress Of Cor
nam seminary. "a essssnsEs
At recent meeting Of the Trustees of the
Edward Little Institute, resolutions of respect
were passed to the late Rev. Elijah Jones az
Minot, one Of the Board.
Raspberries have been selling in Lewiston at
cts. per quart.
John Cannon who was run over by the train
ontheI q. T. 4. r. died yesterday. s.
The precocity of Lewiston boys is illustrated
by the following from the Journal: "A friend
says that day or two since he told his boy
about SIX years ofage, not to 60 out of the gate
again till he received permission from his faith
er About 20 minutes after the father went
into the yard and found. the lad was gone.
Looking down the street, he discovered the.
disobedient goungser playing ON the side
and taking him by the hand led him home,
ward masing on the duty OF pnnishing, and
asked him why. he left the yard, when be for
bid it.. 20! papa, replied the ingenious
yeuth, ''yon tod me not 10 60 out Of thatlgate;
but you didn't tell me not to climb over the
fencer' The boyBingenuity saved him from
punishment that time" sa9 gsss as
The general committee of the proposed
State Sabbath School Convention held meet
ing in Lewiston on Friday p. M. Members Of
the committee were present from various parts
at an early day for Delegate State SABBATH
school Convention, DO meet in Lewiston at the
First Baptist church at 3o'clock z. NJ, Sept.
zlst TO continue in session till the evening of
ing had with Mr.. Vincent Of, New York. Mr.
Eggleston Of Chicago and Rafph Wells lof
New York relative to their participation in
the proposed Convention which advices from
all parts Of the State represent will be one of
the most stirring, valuable and practical re-
liQiOus conventions ever held in Maina 4 7 1cs
cal committee representing various churches
in lewiston and Auburn was appointed to
make all necessary local arrangements.
The Journal says that the boot and shoe
trade in Lewiston and Auburn though not up
to expectation, is picking mp. lf.f- s.tT .
The Worumbo Manufacturing Company
held their regular annual meeting July 10Th,
choice Of the following officers for the ensuing
year: Oliver Moses, ESQ.,, of Bath, President:
Messrs. Oliver Moses, A. Lock wood, Gardner
Colby, j.. g. Tebbets, Jarvis Slade and Edward
Piuinnler, Directors; Galen @. Noses, ESQ, lof
Ratn, Treasurer and y Gutmann, Esq.
{. Senator Fessendeh was in Aroostook a short
time ago. The Sunrise says he was much
pleased with thatregion ofcountry. - B
; ~. = rESoBscor COUNTY. s9gss s
From the Bangor Wing We learn that the
Piscataquis RAILROAD is progressing rapidly.
Hon. j. Edgar Thompson Of Philade]phia.
President of Pennsylvania Central Railroad
and director in the n. 81 N. A. Railway Co
IL in Bangor. y u cHfst
The foundation for q new Jail at Bangor is
A little girl named Emma Jones, five years
Old, was found drowned below the wharf of
sanford's Steamers on Saturday evening.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-03

JUSTICES CLIFFORD AND FOX PRESIDING.
MoHDAY.-United States, by indictment, vs. Da-
vd p. Chase, for falsely accounting for property in
bankrupt proceedings. Judge Fox delivered the
opinion Of the Court resulting in an arrest OF the
judgment for want Of sufficient allegation in the in
dictment. g. r. Talbot for the United States. Jo-
seph Baker for defendant.
United States. libellants, vs.. Schooner Sarah D.
Harris.p Libel for condemnation of the vessel for
bringing from foreign port and landing at Deer
Isle, goods &C., without license orpermit from the
Collector. Decree In the District Court was in favor
Of the United States, from which Alfred Richard
and others, claimants appealed. Argued by Brad
bury for claimants and Talbot for United States
Joseph A. Locke, Esq, OF this city, was admitted
Court.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-03

ART.-In Hale's window may be seen o
splendid photograph, from Ehninger's crayon,
entitled Taking the Reins,' representing
Grant and Bonner on the road with Dexter,
and Grant driving. II is very splendid pic
ture. Also very pretty and faithful picture
eptitlei Fog in the Lower Harbor," by E. p.
burpee, rising young artist of Eastport.--
Miss Maria Beckett will soon exhibit some
line mountain pieces. Hale is bound to keep
novelties constantly on hand.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-03


A GREAT many side hits are being made at
the Plantation Bitters by a score or two of dis
interested friends, who are endeayoring to i'm
itate or counterfeit them. 1t is all Of no use.
The people won't be imposed upon. Planta-
tion Bitters are increasing in use and popular
ity every day. They are in the same sized bot
tie, and made fast as they were at first. They
make the weak strong, the languid brilliant
and are exhausted, natures great restorer. The
recipe and full circular are around each bottlei
Clergymen merchantss and persons whose se-'
dentary habits induce weakness, lassitude, pal
pitation Of the heart, lack of appetite, liver
complaint, &c. will find immediate and per-
manent reliefin these bitters. But, above all,
they are recommended to. weak and delicate
.females and mothers. si's -
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half the.
price. ys 81 ass iy31eodd1w&w +
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ELLis, IRON Rifters

WEI enrich the blood and prevent it from becom-
ing watery and weak, giving healthy complexion,
rsseore tns appetite, inyigorate the SYSTEM and
an persons requiring safe and valuable tonic to
mpart tone and strength to the system not given by
glttefs merely stimulant In their effects; which, al
cannot give the strength to the blood which the
IRON BTrTERs will give.
prepared BY WIZ. ELLIS, Chemist. For sale In
Portland BY Crosman Co., 305 Congress street
lie 2f-dGn an