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Forty-Fifth Session of the Maine Anmun
Conference of the M. &c. Church.
SAccARAPPA, May 6, 18'

SAcoARAPPA, May 6, 1869.
SECOND DAY-MoRNING SESSION.
The Conference met at the appointed hour
The prayer meeting was conducted by Rev. j.
Colby. The Holy Spirit rested upon the As
sembly. Fervent prayers were offered for d.
vine guidance in the business of the day. and
all were exhorted to see the "fullness of the
gospel of peace
At 8 O o'clock Bishop Clark took the chair and
called the Conference to order. The opening
religious exercises were conducted by Rev.
@. F. Allen.
The minutes of yesterdays session were
read and approved.
The seventh question was taken up "Who
are the Supernumerary preaehers?"
The relation of Rev. w. N. Richardson was
| changed at his own request and he was located.
The eleventh question was then taken up.
The Presiding Elders gave very encourag-
ing reports of the condition of their respective
l districts.
Rev. Geo. Wingate was granted Super
numerary relation and ]. w. Hathaway was
reported withdrawn
On motion of Rev. D. B. Randall, commit
tee was appointed to consider and report a
plan for the better support of feeble charges.
Rev. DR.. Harris, of New York, was intro
duced to the Conference and made very able
and eloquent appeal in behalf of the Mission
and Society.
AFTERNOON
The opening religious exercises were con-
Quoted by Rev. Saml, Paine, of Oxford
Rev. Stephen Allen, chairman of Committee
on Education, took the chair.
Rev. E. r. Reyes, of Portland, delivered a
very able and eloquent address, in which he
urged the need of ministerial education.
Rev. w. r. Clark, of the New England Con-
ference, represented the New England Educa-
ton Society and made an eloquent appeal in
/ its behalf
] DIR. III. P. Torrey, President of M inc Wes-
leyan Seminary and Female Collegiate Insti-
tute followed, and, in his usual happy manner,
urged the claims of that institution upon the
/ Conference.
Rev. A. J. Church, of the New Hampshire
| Conference, made the closing remarks, which
were brief but pointed.
| We regret that we are unable to give full
report of these addresses, which were greatly
enjoyed by the large audience assembled to
| hear them.
Many preachers have arrived who did not re-
port yesterday, and the meetings are increas-
| ing in interest. CLYDE.
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DON'T LIKE Tit will be remembered that
Webster, in the thirty-second New York Dis
trict, created quite stir in financial circle:
during the last days of Andy's reign by re-
quiring bankers and brokers to pay tax Of
1-24th of one per cent. on the borrowed CAPT
takused in their business. Webster has been
removed, but his ruling in the matter OF the
tax on banking capital was referred to the In
ternal hevenue Bureau and sustained by the
new Sub Commissioner. In yesterdays Bos-
ton Advertiser appears satire ON this decis
ion, in the form of an official circular signed BY
Herman Van Noodle" We give few speci
men points:
1st That person, firm or company having
place of business where credits are opened
by deposit or collection Of money, or where
money is advanced on stocks, bonds, bullion Oh
promiss0ry notes, shall be regarded as bankers
and shall in future consider their liabilities al
forming part of their assets and resources, and
that indebtedness shall in future be regarded
as constituting capital. Parties unable tt
make their debts available as capital are refer
red to section 70 of the act of June, 1868, or to
the sheriff
ID That the fact of firms, individuals and
companies being able to owe largely will be re-
garded as 'sprima facie'' proof of large means
and will be taxed accordingly. Parties de
rrauding government by keeping out of debt
will render themselves liable to penalties au-
thorized by the 999Ih section of amended act
of July, 1866.
Sd. That in the case of the Boston firm which
two years ago borrowed 81 100000 of their
neigbbors and neglected to return the same,
the collector of the district is instructed to col
lect of the members of said firm 1-24 of DER
cent. per month on the said sum of 81 500 O0O
for the remainder OF their lives or until said
moneys are returned to the owners-the 10th
section of the act of june 1864, authorizing
this proceeding.
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The CONDITION OF THE GRAND TRUNK
We are happy to learn the Grand Trunk Rail
road Company are now putting in new sleep
ers, and laying new rails from Danville juno
ton to Portland, and they have on hand, with
what is now on the ocean, enough iron to lay
sixty miles of track They will have a first
class road from the j lnction to Portland in a
few days, and to Island Pond in a few weeks
There will be a train run on the Maine Cen
trail Railroad from Lewiston to Portland to
and also one to connect with the twelve O clock
train from Boston, in few days, arriving at
Lewiston before seven p. NJ. This will give
the people of Lewiston three trains daily to
and from Portland We understand that
Mr.. Bridges, the Superintendent of the G T..
r., passed over the Maine Central in special
train on Monday, in company with some of
the Directors of the M. G. r r. for the pur-
pose of'observing the business of the road. -
Leaciston Journal
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CUBAN NEWS is remarkably vague and un-
satisfactory whether it has reference to affairs
on the island or the doings of patriots in this
country. We hear daily of the departure of
great expeditions, the departures of tie day
before being denied in the same issue. 1t is
said that our government has concluded to al
low the departure of vessels loaded with arms,
provided they sail ostensibly for some other
island than Cuba-Nassau, for instance. This
will enable the Cubans to obtain all the arms
they can afford to pay for Two expeditions
are said to have left New York Wednesday,
The English Minister at Washington has re-
ceived news of first class Spanish outrage, a
man-ot-war having fred upon and sunk an
English vessel. No particulars are given, and
the report is discredited. Meanwhile there is
no abatement of the sympathy of Americans
for the insurgents. The Cuban meeting in
New York Wednesday night was an immense
affair, though the absence of Mr.. Beecher and
a note from Geo. William Curtis that one is al
most inclined to believe a forgery it is so I'M
characteristic, were slight drawbacks on its
success
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-E. NJ Patten &
Co. sold at auction yesterday afternoon, the
two and half storied wooden dwelling, on
North street. containing 16 rooms good brick
cellar and cistern, and owned by Capt. Geo.
Hearn, to Alfred Roberts, for $4,000.
Also the southerly half of the double house
on the corner of North and Cumberland Sts.,
owned by Capt. Hearn, to Horace Low, fol-
$780, The other two houses that were to
have been sold were withdrawn.
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SALE OF MARBLEs.-E. M. Patten & Co.
have fine stock Of marble and alabaster goods
which they will sell at auction this afternoon
at their ware rooms, on Exchange street.
Many of the articles exhibit superior work
manship, and an opportunity that rarely oc-
ours is offered to the public for Investment.
The sale commences at 3 O'Clock.
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ONE of our prominent young lawyers, hay
ing recently obtained a broad-brimmed hat,
is absardly suspected by his friends of desiring
an appointment of Indian agent. He is the
same party who claims to be the only man in
the State that knows who is to succeed Gen.
Caldwell as Adiutant General. He had the
first opportunity to read the commission
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MACEvoY's HIBERNICoN. - This splendid
painting, representing tour in Ireland, will
be unrolled to the gaze of the public next Mon
day evening at City Hall. The Boston press
have all spoken very highly of the exhibition
in that city, and in New York it was for one
hundred nights, to the delight of crowded au-
diences. Some fine vocalism may be expected
from the ladies accompanying the panorama,
while Barney, the Guide, will keep the audi
ence convulsed with laughter.
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sFHE PRESS.
Friday Morning, Nay Z, 1869.

ITF First Page To- Day-An Important De-
cision Affecting the Rights of Fishermen; An
Eloquent Spaniard.
Fourth Page Bessie-Six Years old To-
Day, by Geo. s. Burleigh; Turning the Tables
Popular Errois.
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INDIANA has got tired of manufacturing di-
vorces for the rest OF the country, and has
changed her law on that subject 1t is now re-
quired that persons filing applications for di-
yorce shall have been bona fde residents of t 9
State for one year preceding the filing of the
application and for ninety days bona jfde resi-
dents of the county. The law also makes it a
felony for any persons to make false represen-
tations in procuring divorce, prescribes ooil-
fiuement in the penitentiary as a penalty, and
applies the oueration of the act to any attor-
ney who shall lend his assistance in procuring
q divorce through fraudulent means
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Is the best article known to preserve the hair. 1t
will positively
Restore Gray Hair TO its Original Color
and Promote its Growth.
1t is an entirely scientific discovery, combn-
ing many Of the most powerful and restorative
agents in the vegetable kingdom.
Ii makes the Hair smooth and Glossy,
and does mot Stain the Skin.
T-It is recommended and used by the first med
cal authority.
Our Treatises on the Hair sent free by mail.
Price $1.00. For sale by all druggists.
r. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H. Proprietors.
may7eodS eowlm
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoR.-Epb-
rain Flint, of Dover, Joseph Baker. of An
gusta, and e. w. Wedgewood, of Biddeford
have been appointed by Gov. Chamberlain
Commissioners to revise the statutes under the
law of last winter. Nathan Dane, of Alfred,
Tobias Lord, of Standsh, andT. G. Woodman,
of Bucksport, have been appointed Trustees Of
the Reform School
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superior Court.

APRIL TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
IHuRsDAY.-k r. Robinson surrendered by
his sureties in the scre acios cases and on an APP
pealed for violation Of the liquor law was SEN
fenced to pay fine of 500 and COSTS and in default
thereof to be imprisoned thirty days. and in addition
thereto to be imprisoned in the County Jail fox three
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United state. Circuit Court.


THURsDAy.-In the case of the United States, by
indictment, V. David p Chase, for fraud in bank
ruptcy proceedings Mr.. Baker, Of Augusta. made
the argument for the Defence and District Attorney
Talbot for Government. The case was given to the
jury by Judge Fox, but they had not agreed upon
verdict at adiournment.
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II. u. MURRAY 81 CO.,
AT THE -
Central Drug Store,
"a Exchange Street.
Special Agents for Portland and Vicinity.
April II. dtfsN
:. How shall Recover MY HeaI,be,,


Chow Shall Il Recover MY Healthier
This is the mental question asked by the sick, and
after repeated failures Have you used BRAN
DRETH'S PILLS? This is medicine viii Oh SIM
ply "ceanses"-cleanses the blood and every organ
of the body. This "purgation'' is sure to restore
your health ii pursued in accordance with the print
ed directions. One who has recovered his own health
by this tells you to have courage and do like
w1se j. j. Cook, publisher OF the BANNER for 20
years, at Bennington, VT, says Brandreth's Pills
cured me OF Dyspepsia when every other means had
failed, and was actually given up by my physicians
and friends"
ScrofuIa of 40 Years standing Cured.
PREsTONvILLE, Pa, Jan. IA; 1868.
DR.. Brandreth-Dear Sir: have been afflicted
with Scroiula for forty-two years; but when hope
had long departed salvation Unexpectedly came. L
have used your pills tor the last ifeen months.
Language fails tn idea OF the blessing they
have been tn me; they have cured me, and my
health and strength are now perfectly restored.
LUCIEN B. JONES.
Sold by all Druggists; DR.. Brandreth's office,
Brandreth House, New York.
apr 10 e0dcEeow1m
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New Advertisements this Nav.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-T. e. Mosely & Co.
DR.. Tobias Liniment.
Crstadoro's Hair Dye.
Halls Hair Remover.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Auction Sale E. NJ Patten & Co. IA Exchange st
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Coal and Wood-J. W. Deering.
Administrators Sale-BenI Kingsbury, jr.
Notice-Estate j. E. Fernald.
Notice-Estate r. G. Webster.
Carpet for sale-18 Exchange st.
Millinery, &c-Young 81 Burke.
Coat, Pant and Vest Makers-C. ii. Chesly.
Special Notice-Methodist Conference.
Advertising Agents-Atwel 81 Co.
Special Notice.. w Woodbury.
Street Sprinkling Josselyn & Co.
Furniture-Tibbetts Il MITCHELL
An Enterprisng Man Wanted.
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HYDRoPHoBIA.-The hydrophobia excite
ment is neither confined to the city of New
York nor to this side of the water. During
the past two or three months it has been
alarmingly prevalent in the neighborhood of
Preston, England, and especially SO in the
town ITSELF Many valuable dogs of all breeds
have been destroyed at the police station with
prussic acid, the whole number, good, bad and
Indifferent amounting to two or three scores,
or more.
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MARRIEIJ

In Boston, April &c, Capt. Lyman s. Clark, of
Portland, and Miss Jeanette B. Chase. Of Boston.
In Augusta, May |, Giles Sampson and Martha
L. jackson.
In Webster, April 20, Almon L. fitzpatrick and
Annie e. Youland, both OF Lisbon.
In Thomaston, April IA, Hyler 5. Shibles and Mar
tina Il. Young.
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In Falmouth, May 5. Mary A. b. Drinkwater.
Funeral on Saturday afternoon, at o'clock, from
the house OF Mr.. Eben Ramsdell, Falmouth-ore- side
In Waterford. May ., alter short illness. Mrs.
Susan Fl. Stone. aged 6S years,-sster of Rev. DR..
Hamlin. OF Constantinople.
In Winthrop, April 80. Mr.. Nathaniel Briggs. aged
70 years.
In Augusta, May !, Mr.. Edwin ID. Nash. of Scion,
aged 80 years months.
In Augusta, May 2, Miss Eleanor whitten aged
90 years months.
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For restoring the Hair and whiskers, however gray
to their original color lmparting any hair, the
color Of which may not be desirable, any shade re-
qured, from a delicate brown to a deep black, de-
Of most permanent and natural color. without
stain, crock or smut, any Of the usual soaplng,
washing and sponging OF the hair.
mr22sNl0w WI PHILLIPS & CO., Agents.
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WESTERN papers attribute the haste with
which the Chicago Tribune puts itself at the
head OF the anti-Grant movement to the per-
sonai disappointment of its editor, who was an
aaplran' Tor Office This is exactly the case
with Dana and his New York Sun. It will
take large number of such malcontents as
these to affect the stability of Grants admins
tratinn.
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METHODIST CONFERENCE.-There will be q
late train run on the Portland & Rochester
Railroad, from Saccarappa to this city, to-
night, Saturday, and Monday nights, immedi-
ately after the services ia the church.
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HORSE TRoT.-The famous horse John Stu
art is to attempt the feat OF trotting twenty
miles an hour at the Forest City Park some
where between the Goth and 18th of the pres
ent month
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HBuy We, and g'n do you Good.v DIR.
Langley's Is DOT and Herb B Iiter- are sure
remedy tor Liver complaint in all Its forms Humors
Of the Blood and Skin. Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Co.'S
tiveness, Indigestion Jaundice. Headache, and Bill
ious Diseases, General Debility, &c. They cleanse
the system regulate the bowels, restore the appetite
purif the blood, strengthen the body, and thorough
prepare IL to resist diseases OF all kinds. GEO. q.
GOODWIN Il Co., Boston. Sold by all druggists.
Mar 13-sNI6w
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Posr BoswoRTH, No. 2, G. A. R.-Comrades
are hereby notified that business of import
ance in relation to Memorial services, election
OF Officers, &C., will come before the meeting
this evening. A full attendance is requested
May z, 1862 Per order
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LORD, HASKELL & Co. now offer the largest
and best stock of Boots and Shoes to country
merchants and Maine traders generally that
can be found in this State Don't leave town
without examining their stock. eod3t
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1868.
1902. 1S4y.

1902. 1917. 1865.
In 1902 the grandfather of DIR. Tobias introduced
the Venetian Eminent in England. 1t was a sue
cess, although the price guinea bottle. His
late Majesty, William w. used it for Chronic Rheu-
matism, and 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 g, in Liverpool.
have offered 800 sterling for the letter, but it
refused. In 1S47 put it out in the United States,
and now, in 1868 the sale is immense. Thousands
OF families without it. 1t is safe and limo
cent to apply externally and to take internally Fo
twenty-one years have warranted it to the fol-
lowing complaints: Cholera, Diarrhea, Dysentery,
Group, Collie, Cramps, Vomiting and Sea-Sckness.
taken internally; and Chronic Rheumatism, Burns,
Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores, Toothache. Frosted Feet
Swellings, Insect Stings and Pains in Chest, Back
and Limbs, externally. 1t never falls if used as di-
reeted. For Cholera and Dysentery it is certain if
used when first attacked. No one once trying it
will ever be without it.
Sold by all Druggists and Storekeepers through
out the United States. Depot 10 Park Place, N Y.
Price SOC and 81.
May 7-eod&eowlmSN
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Municipal Oour..

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-State v. Elizabeth Duncan. Intoxi.
cation. Pleaded not guilty; trial decision guilty.
Fined 50 and COSTS Committed.
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ITO Remove Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan from
J. the face, use PERRY's Moth and Freckle Lotion.
Sold by all druggists. Prepared only by DR.. b. O..
Perry.
L,OR BLACK WORMS, and Pimples on the face, use
Il PERRY's Commodore and Pimple Remedy, pre-
pared only by DR. b. @. Perry, 40 Bond street, New
York. Sold everywhere. The trade supplied by
Wholesaler Portland, by W. +. Phillips Co, land
b. H. Hay. mar4d&w3m
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WE learn that Rev. Mr.. HAYDEN will. by re-
quest, repeat his lecture on what constitutes
He'll" in the New Jerusalem Temple next
Sunday evening, being the fourth and last Of
the series on the Future Life
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MAsoNIc.-The Grand Lodge met at O clock
Thursday morning. The. Grand Master APP
pointed
Edward P. Burnham, of Saoo, Cor. Grand
Secretary.
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS.
J. j. Swanton, of Houlton, LIST District.
John q. Walker, of Pembroke, I'd.
Austin f. Kingsley of East Macbias, 3d.
III. G. Bartlett, of Ellsworth, 4th.
Jason Huckins, of East Corinth, 5th
Edwin #. Dillingham;, of Bangor, 9th.
Samuel S. Collier, of Unity, 9TH.
William o. Poor of Belfast, 9Th.
s. w. Jones, of Union, 9th.
Daniel A. Campbell OF Damariscotta, 10th.
Augustus Bailey, of Gardiner, 18th.
VIM. Mccartney, of West Waterville, 18th.
Albert Moore, of North Arson, 18th
Stephen j. Young, of Brunswick, 18th.
Isaac G. Curtis of Lewiston, 18TH
A. G. T. King, Of South Paris, 10TH
Geo. A. Wright, of Portland, 18th.
John I'll. Kimball Of Bridgton. 18TH
A. W. Mendnm, of Kennebunk, 18th.
Rev. James e. G. Sawyer, of Bath, Grand
Chaplain.
Rev. B; A. Chase, Bangor, Grand Chaplain.
Rev. G. G. Mason, Saco 4"
Rev. e. w. Hutchinson, Bucksport, Grand
Chaplain.
Henry III. Dickey, Lewiston, Marshal.
VIM. Curtis, Portland, Senior Grand Deacon
NIB. Mutt, Eastport j. G. Deacon
"; r. G, Estes, Skowhegan, Grand Steward.
Sidney M. Bird, Rockland, I" /"
Silvanus Hayward, s. Berwick" 6
d. r. Hastings, Fryeburg, +"
J. Atkins, Jr., Hallowell, Sword Bearer.
E. 70. Wiggin, China, Standard Bearer.
p. A. Thompson, Dover, Pursuivant.
81. r. Downey, Presque Isle,
Warren Phillips, Portland, Tyler.
The Grand officers were installed by Grand
Master Murray and the Grand Lodge closed
At the meeting Of the Lodge of Perfection
A. & A. Scottish Rite last evening, Charles M.
Rice was elected Grand Master; Oliver Ger
IRISH, Deputy G. Master; W. o. Fox, Treasur-
or. A i.
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Total. .414. 1906

Making 2O6,S66 less exported in 1869 than in
1868, or nearly twice as many exported in the
same months last year. This result is caused
by the Revolution in Cnha
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DEMOCRATIC papers are coming out in op-
position to Mr.. Summers speech on the Ala
bama claims. 1t is not strange that they have
tendency to do so, for the indemnity asked
by our government is for outrages committed
in the interest Of the Democratic party
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

The Pennington Chronicle says a Spanish
boy about 10 years old, while cunning near the
afternoon, carelessly dragged his gun by the
muzzle, when it was discharged, the contents
of the barrel passing through his arm near the
shoulder, making a large and ragged wound,
burning and tearing the muscles to the bone.
The wound was dressed by Dr. Russell, and
the arm will probably he saved
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GRAND TRUNK RAILRoAD-On and after
Monday, May 10, the afternoon train on this
road will leave at $50 instead of 5.15, af for
marlV
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The Box SHOOK TRADE.-It NAV not be
undressing to some of our readers to COM
pare the Box Shook trade of Portland with
Cuba for the first four months of the wear 1863
with the corresponding period last vaor
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A GENTLEMAN of this city has shown the
Argus package of Continental currency
amounting to $14, 151, probably the largest col
lection in the country.
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.rofuIa Of 40 Year. standing Cured.
"OUT OF SORTS,
CaniIlania.

Take DIR. S. Q. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE
BITTERS,-the most medicinal in the market. Es-
tablishsd in 1908. mar1,-sSeods, W4m
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ALBION Housn. Board si.25 per day.

BAILEY, Is Exchange street, will sell the bal
ance of those fruit trees to day, at private sale,
at very low prices
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SIP tCCIAL NOTICES.

Old and Young, Male and Female,
all you desire in the line of Boots Shoes Slippers
is furnished by T. e. MOSELEY s. co, 29s Wash.
ington st, Boston, Opposite Jordan, Marsh & Co's)