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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Respsn sibilitIes Of the Liver.

The liver has very important part to perform in
the animal economy. Its junction is two-fold. The
fluid which it secrets tempers the blood and regulates
the bowels and upon tho quantity and quality Of the
secretion depends. in great degree, the adaptation
of the blood to the requirements OF the system and
the due removal of the refuse matter which remains
in the intestines after the work of digestion has been
accomplished.
One of the principal use Of Hostetter's Stomach
Biters is tone and control this somewhat unruly
organ. The ambitious properties Of the preparation
scarcely secondary 70 its virtues as stomachic
It's operation upon the liver is not violent like that
OF mercury, but gradual and gentle. Instead of
ating a sudden tumult in that sensitive gland, it
regu ates its action by degrees Hence 1t ia safe
remedy for bilious disorders while mercury, being
a tremendous excitant is not The more naturally
diseased organ can be restored to its normal con-
dition the BETTER and it ia the peculiar property of
this harmless vegetable Alternative to reinforce and
regulate without exciting or convulsing.
The success which has attended its use as REM
edy for affections Of the liver is proverbia Per-
sons OF bilious habit who take it habitualy as a
protection against the attacks to which they are
constitutionay liable, pronounce 1t the best liver
tonic in existence. The sympt )ms OF an approach
ing fit of biliousness can hardly be mistaken. A
pain in the right side or under the shoulder blades.
saffron tinge in the whites of the eyes, sick head
ache, feeling Of drowsiness, low spirits, loss OF ap-
petite, constipation and general debility are among
the usual indications OF morbid CONDITION OF the
liver. and they appear the Bitters should
be resorted to in order to ward of more serious con-
SEQUENCES.
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CLOSING UP OF THE FREEDMEN's b.
REAU.-The bill closing the affairs of the
Frcedmens Bureau, transferring the bounty
and hospital work to the War Department and
the educational work to Educational Bureau
leaves Gen. Howard three months in which to
settle his accounts. The Boston Advertisers
Washington special of Tuesday says:
Gen. Howard is engaged in closing up his
work. Gen. E. Whittlesey, Gen. Fl. Whittle-
sey and Col. Brown, on service in the bureau,
resigned to-day, and about 20 of the clerks
and messengers on duty there were discharg-
ed this afternoon, while the force engaged in
various States was recently reduced as much
as practicable. The recent statement in this
correspondence, that the bureau has on hand
put Sl56,OOO unappropriated, seems to have
peen misunderstood in some quarters and
perhaps, was not sufficiently explicit Cor
howard, last year, in order to induce various
ala socletles OF the North to keep up their cd
pcatlohai work among the Freedmen. prom;s-
eo tnem certain sum per month as rental for
each teacher they kept in the field. He also
made some conditional arrangements with a
number of schools. A portion of the money
actually on hand, is, therefore, coptingently
appropriated, and what it is meant to saw IS
that if the bureau is continued, or if General
towards arrangements are carried ort by the
neaa OF the bureau OF education till the end OF
tle present fiscal year, there will then be but
noouI the sum named left for use by General
Eaton under the authority of his bureau. in
accordance with the terms of The Hill nassod
by the House to-day. ' 'i'' p"''oo
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR

State-Timothy Rhodes, Washington. to sol.
emnizA marriages. John Hart, Pressure Isle
to solemnize marriages.
Androscoggin County-Benj. Dole Bryant
Webster, j. P. @.
Cumberland-Hosea /. Robinson, Portland
j. Pc.
D Hhancock-Joseph Il. Doyle, Franklin, j
PINE Mhennne ;t B.. Smell, Winthrop, Not
F uo; aiTam T; Weeks, Pttston, J. p. O.;
ere Sred e A. Chase, Fayette, J. P. O.; Alan.
Peno hharweli, Augusta, ]. P. @.
Sippn isca d; Bond, stetson, j. P. @. ~
Justice. e"' TarKman, Irlal
Somerset-Reuben 8. Young. starks Trio,
Justice; lawrence Williams, HartIand' TIA TIA
Justice; s. H: Willard, Athens, Ded .ins TIA
William S. Gardner, Canaan, Trial ,1u ustce
William D. Hayden, Madison, j. p. @. "'''e
Waldo-John A. Bracket, Lincolnville, j
Lorenzo Garcelon, Troy, J. P. @.
York-Isaac d. Phillips, Kittery Pit. j. P
g; William f. Moody, Kennebunkport, Not
Pub,
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION. We notice
that some of our Maine Representatives OPP
posed the bill passed by the House providing
that in 1872 and always thereafter, the cleo
ton of members of Congress shall take
place in all the States on the Tuesday after
the first Monday Of November. The objection
OF Messrs. Peters and Hale 10 the bill probably
is that additional trouble and expense will be
occasioned in States where different day is
fixed for the election of State officers, as in
Maine. But Of course the members of the
States where the State election occurs on the
date fixed were numerous enough to vote
down this opposition. Ohio joined Maine in
resisting the bill.
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The GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL opened the
bids for printing and binding the new edition
Of me Revised Statutes yesterday. The con-
aiitioos were that the State should be supplied
1ith 1000 copies-and the responsible party
wh0 1o'ld furnish the above number at the
lowest price, and would agree to serve the de-
mands of the public at a cost per copy not
exceeding one dollar in advance of the price
paid byi the State, was entitled to the Job.
There was more than usual competition. The
bid of Masters & Smith of Hallowell was
the highest, 1925; that of Bailey G. Noyes Of
Portland the lowest, $2-and it is understood
that they are to have the contract.
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state News.

ANDROsCOGGIN COUNTY.
The Journal says that the way large
amount of the liquors now reaches Lewiston,
/, over the railroad to station near that city
then by teams to its owners.
Gen. Phillips Bradford has sold his interest
in the mill at Turner Village, to his former
partner. B. w. Knapp.
James B. Walker, Assistant Messenger of
the House of Representatives, is seriously ill
at his residence in Turner.
AROosTooK COUNTY.
Pressure Isle and Maysvile have voted
against a consolidation of the two towns.
The Pioneer says that the large and increas-
ing travel over the route between HOulton and
Mattawamkeag makes lively work for the
stages. The Eastern Express Company's
stages come and go loaded down almost every
day, and extras are often obliged to be fitted
out day and night to take passengers who can
not 90 by the regular mail stages. Parties
from st. John, Halifax. ETC., come via Wes-
tern Extension and St. Andrews railroads to
through on their arrival to Mattawamkeag the
same night, where they arrive in season to
take the early trains for Boston.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Mr. H. B. Pinkham, owner of the Tontlne
House, at Brunswick, has taken the manage
mont Of the hotel personally aud is thoroughly
renovating and refurnishing it,
The Spring term at Bowdoin closed on Tues
day.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Our Court reporter on Saturday made an
important mistake about the disposition of the
Sidney suit vs. Mr.. Farwell. The Judge did
not order nonsuit pro lorna, but in fact.
The plaintiffs put in an affidavit of what they
expected to prove, and for the sake of proceed
ing with the trial, the defendant admitted all
they proposed to prove On . examination IN of
could not be maintained and ordered non
suit. From this the plaintiff town tiled ex'
ceptions.-Kennebec Joudnd.
The sprague Manufacturing Company have
purchased the Lancaster Ledge, better Known
as the Ballard ledge, situated on Name
t u9p' Cushnoc heights. The granite from
!o,s ledge has good reputation, and will un-
doubleday be used in the operations of tho
company at the dam, in repairing the struc-
ture and pushing forward other works in the
vicinity.
The Augusta police are closing up the rum
shops. Seizures have been made this week at
the store of Henry Lincoln on State Street
and Bartlett & Hartwell on Water Street.
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steamer Chase, on her last trip to Halifax, put
into Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, after lying in the
storm seventy-fve hours, for temporary har-
Dor, being short Of COAL The authorities
charged her Sc harbor dues for the year, as if
she had frequented the port during that time!
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THE CAMBRIDGE OXFORD BOAT RACE
CAMBRIDGE WINS By LENGTH IN 193O.-The
inter-University boat race between the Oxford
and Cambridge eight cared crews took place
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock on the
Thames, the course being from Putney to
Mortlake, about four and half miles. The
weather was delightful; a light westerly breeze
prevailed. Multitudes thronged the banks Of
the river and every available point and build
ing were swarming. The bridges also were
crowded and every kind Of craft moved along
each bank of the river, which was kept clear by
the Thames Conservancy and numerous bodies
of police. All traffic on the Thames was pro-
hibited for time. The result of the race was
in favor of the Cambridge crew, who won one
length after sharp contest, in nineteen min
utes and thirty seconds, thus beating the Ok
fords, who we're the favortes at the odds of IL
to g. 1t is the first time since 1860 that the
Cambridge has won. The shortest time made
in the last ten years over this course by the
rival crews was in 1868, when Oxford won in
twenty minutes exactly.
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TROUT CULTURE.-Seth Green Of Caledonia
N. Y, the largest and most successful trout
culturist in America has written a pamphlet
describing his method. 1t is mailed for one
dollar on application to Seth Green and Co.
Collins NJ "
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Lost !!

ON Saturday, betw.eo IL aud I o'clock, between
OCoga Hassan's and City Building a lady's Porte
monuae, eohta nlng qufe sum OF money. The
hnder Will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same
at this Office, or at the Public Library. apidst
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FREE FROM DIRT.-Is there any hair color.
ing preparation, either here or in Europe, that
resembles Phalon's Vitalia, or Salvation for The
HARP Not one. 1t is q clear fluid that flows
from the bottle; does not stain the skin, and
produces none but natural shades Of color. II
has no sediment. Sold by all druggists and
fancy good dealers. apr6-ecd1w
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EVERY Insurance Agency and every man
who has property to insure wants "Chamber-
Inns Law Book" Its exposition of the Laws
of Fire, Marine, Life and Accident Insurance
are worth the price of the book.
ATwELL & Co., General Agents.
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R. A. BIRD & Co. sell to-day at noon, on the
premises, Lease Of Brick Dwelling House, Ne
129 Cumberland street.
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YORK COUNTY.

WE would call the attention of those wish.
ng anything in the line of Room Papers and
Window Shades to the advertisement of Geo
L. Lothrop & Co. 81 Exchange ST., whose
stock is one of the best in the State, and where
you can fud fine assortment of French and
English goods imported by them direct from
the manufacturer, which we believe is some
thing new for this State.
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In consequence of the storm there has been
no steamer for New York this week. Steam
er Dirigo will leave here to-day Thursday,
weather permitting. at four o'clock P. M.
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THE PR ESS.
Thursday Morning, April 6, 1870.

ER-First Page To-day-Letter from Bos-
ton; Items; A Gentle hint.
Fourth Page-Portland Wholesale Prices
Current.
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JouvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price rs
cents per bottle. nr28-d1y
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To BUYERS OF HAY AND STRAw.-Call at
New Hay Depot, corner Park and Commercial
streets, and buy your Hay Pressed without
Boards. st
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0PERA< of Fra Diavol0, masauiells,
" crown Diamonds, Faust, m arthn,
Norma. Elegant uniform ditions IN small qusrto
SIZE, containing TEXT and brilliant and effective
tout not difficulty arrangements OF the OveItu es,
and all the PRINCIPAL MUSIC boz VOICE with
ACCOMPANIMENT and Tor PIANO SOLO. Music
finely engraved. illustrated with beautiful SThEL
AND CoLOREDl PLATES AND wooD ENGRAvINGs.
PkIcE 81 30 EACH Sc 90 tor three, or $40 % Tor
the Six Operas. Sold by the principal Music Deal
ers, and by
American Opera Publishing Go,
10 N~rth sixth street, Philadelphia.
&c Circula. sent application. ap7w1t
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G. A. R.-The next regular meeting of Bos.
worth Post No. 2, will be held tomorrow eve
ming at 7 IL o'clock.
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ANNUAL N EETING.

THE Annual Meeting OF the Maine Charitable
i Mechanic Association, Tor the choice OF officers
and such other business as may be brought before IT,
will be held in the Library Room, on Thursday eve,
ming, April 7th, at 1-2 O'clock. A foil attendants
is requested. STEPHEN MARSH Sec'v
April q, 1870. dtd
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Sid 9th: Nellie May. Blair for Havana Jennie
Barker Waite, Calcutta.
AT at Cardiff 2sf. Oakland, Merriman, st EazaiIe,
land ent out tor New York 24th,l
Sid TN ma tn Z3i, A Thurow. Thurlow Havana.
Ar in the Pill 25th. Jos Clark Carver New York.
Ar at Greenoes ED. Freeman Dennis. Portland.
Ar t Leghorn t9Ih ult Eva Il Fisk, Emery, Genoa
AR at Havre 23d, II G Sibley, Colson, Mobile.
SPOKEN
Feb 6, LIT IL 80 s, lon 81 % W, ship Derby, from
New York tor San FIR nc SEQ.
March 8. lat "A so. lon rs II barnue Annie Kimball
from Liverpool Tor New Orleans
March u, lat 80 IS Ion 80 4s W, ship Ne Plus
provisions.
April 4. off the Highlands, brig Anna Leland from
Cienfuegos tor Boston.
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To Buyers Of Carriages at 56 Union st.
and see the Ne,o Styles offered at Gold Rates.
anr7.d1w
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WHY suffer from Weak Lungs, Coughs
Pains in the Chest, and similar diseases, when
White Pine Compound will easily remove
them? For sale by all druggists. -
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JOB PRNTMG.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. VIM. M. MARKS.
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F. o. BAILEY & Co. sell to-day at "a Cush-
man street, fine lot of furniture, &C.; the
sale commencing at 10 o'clock.
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS
NEWS
PORT OF POR Nd.

Wednesday, April 9.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, New York - mdse TO
Henry Fox.
Brig New Dominion, tBrl -, Philadelphia for
HALIFAX MS.
Sch Melita. tBrl Allen Micrs Creek, NS-plas-
ter FOR marker.
Sch Ike. Fletcher, Stockton.
Sch Challenge, Thomas. Searsport for Philadelphia
Sch Grey Eagle. Thompson Wiscasset for Boston.
Sch Defiance, simmons Friendship.
Sch Diana, Wallace, Friendship.
Sch Mercie H0wes. Burgess. Matncus.
Sch Mary Wonson. Sherlock, Boothbay.
Sch Ripley Ropes, Wiley, Boothhay.
Sch M Sewal, PInkham, Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Steamer DiIigo, johnson, New York Henry
Fox.
Sch Rienzi, Richardson, Thomaston-C A B Morse
q Co.
Sch Leocada, oil Boston. has been purchased by
james q Williams, N Walker, and Capt Iceland, OF
Portland. and parues in Boston, a, 5000. Capt De-
md pil nd har
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For Moth Patches, Freckles & Tan.
Use "PERRY's MOlH and FRECKLE To-
TION" The only Reliable and Harmless Remedy
known to science Tor removing brown discolorations
from the face. Prepared only by Dr. B. G. PER
where,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARRIED.
DIED..

In this city. April s, Mr.. N. L. Purinton, aged 81
years.
tFaneral on Friday afternoon, at o'clock, from
his house, NJ. 124 Oxford street.
In this city, April Z, Miss SYLVIA Darling. aged 81
years month.
Funeral services Friday afternoon, at O'Clock,
at the house OF VIM. Nepeon, No. Merrill street.
In Bath. April 4, Lizzie A.. daughter of James W.
and Sarah E. Kelley, aged years month.
In DuIham April 8, Mr.. John Blethen, aged so
years months. fr
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FROM SPAIN-BLooDsHED AT BARCELONA.
The Madrid Gazette of Wednesday says that
order has been restored at Barcelona, but moi
without considerable loss of life. The barri.
cades were attacked by the soldiers mad taken
without much difficulty. Many of the rioters
were killed and wounded. The whole prov.
ince Of Barcelona is declared to be in a state
of siege. The governor Of the place has been
displaced and the city occupied by the militia.
ry. There are rumors of serious disorders
elsewhere, particularly at Valencia and Cadiz
growing out of the opposition to the conscrip'
ton law lately passed. -s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PureWliteLead
Warranted St9ictlu Pare

And equal to any lead in the market. Large quanti-
ties this lead was sold last season, aud it was pro-
nounced by those who used it the best they had
ever seen. AS the demand for it this season proves
cOnclusivey that it is appreciated both tor COLOR
and BODY. For sale in any quantity by
". ". WHIPPLE Dc CO.,
Dealers in Paints, Oils, Drugs, &C.,
mr2Osntf II Mo, lket Square.
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A Fraud upon HOusekeepers.
The success attending the sale of Pyle's Dietitic
Saleratus during the past ten years. has made it
staple article, that is sold about close as -four or
sugar. But among the grocerymen there are those
who resort to very disreputable means to dissuade
their customers from the of this celebrated ar
tcle, for the purpose of supplying something cheap
er, from which they derive larger profit. House.
keepers do themselves great injustice by submitting
to such imposition and incur the risk of consuming
unwholesome ii not dangerous material, which,
though pleasing to the eye, may be very unfit to
enter into our daily Bread.
Pyle's Saleratus is always put up in pound pack
ages and tt ey that persist in getting it will never
have occasion to regret the effort. All First-Class
drocers keepit.
JAMES PYLE,
Manufacturer, New York.
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M. l.. A.
TINE Animal Meeting OF the Mercantile Library
Association for the eiecton OF officers for the en-
suing year. will be held Tuesday Evening, April ~,
1870, at 1.2 O'Clock, at the Rooms corr OF CON-
gr,ss and Tempe streets Polls open at s O'Clock.
Per Order, FRED f. JONES Rec Secy.
ap5dt12
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NEW Lace Collars, Is, 20. %, 80, 30, 10 and
100 cts. ANDERsoNs 1888 Congress St
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Bachelors Hair Dye.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
tie only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable JIM
Simultaneous; Disappointment no ridiculous tints;
remedies the ill effects Of bad dyes; invgorates and
caves the hair soft and beautiful black brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
pplied at the Wig Factory, 16 Bond st, NY
June 3-sNd1yr&W
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Children'S Carriages!
Ah.WhOlnSaIe and Retail.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Niagara Fire 1nsuFMnee Co, OF New ok
The UNDERSIGNED having been appointed agent Of
this most reliable and well-known Company, all
parties having policies expiring In the same are re-
Block. No, 81 Exchange street, and get them re-
pewe3 mr6sntf l.. 8. TWOMBLY, Agent,
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Pimples ON the Face.

Pimples ON the Face.
For Comedores, Black-Heads, Flesh Worms or
Grubs. Pmply Erupuous and Blotched disfgura-
tions on the Face. use Perry's Comedone and PIN
pie Remedy. Reliable, Harmless and contains no
teod poison. Depot 40 Bond St.. N. Y. Sold nv
Druggists everywhere. marl7d&w4msp
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A FONT OF NEW BREWER TYPE t2l2 lbs, can
"a be purchased at the PRESS OFFICE, PORT
LAND, Maine, at a Great Bargain:
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NEW BooKs.-Messrs. Hoyt, Fogg & Breed
of this city, who during the past year have
published about dozen very acceptable
books, have just issued two new and elegant
little volumes. The first is entitled "Aunt
Margery's Maxims," by Sophia Tandy, author
of The Harleighs of Chelsea Place; which is
designed to enforce the reward of faithfully
Working, vigilantly Watching and patiently
Waiting. 1t is very pleasant story. The
other volume is called Lindsey Lee and His
Friends: story for the times;" by P. E. S.,
author of libby, the Charwoman. This is
more particularly of religious character, in
tended to controvert the influence of certain
class Of popular books, which disguise under a
pleasing garb the most atrocious infdelity.
The story is well told and quite interesting
Thurston & Co. are the printers of these little
volumes, and they have done their work in the
most attractive form, and the binding is very
handsomely done by Small & Shackiord. In
mechanical execution they are highly credita-
h1o
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MR.. CHARLES LITTLEJUHN retires from our
Nl firm on this date.
CHARLES LITTLEJOHN,
fSigned) CHARLIE H. CHASE,
TEWKSBURY l.. SWEAT,
PORTLAND, April 7th, 1870.
ON and after date hereof the late firm of LITTLE
~ JOHN & CHI Sc will continue unaer the style
of CHARLES II. CHASE & CO. -
CHARLES H. CHASE,
L. L. SWEAT
PORTLAND, April Z, 1870 dtf
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We Don't Use Dock Water.
HOLSTERS boiled every morning In Pure
Sebago Water, sailed with Rock salt.
~Ordcrs Solicited and pro mptIy filled,
ABNER JOHN.ON,
6S Commercial ST., Portland, Me.
mr23 3ws
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BRUSHES, Toys, &c,
Formerly owned by the late W. D. Robinson,
have b &MOVEO the same to 60 Exchange
Street. next to Harris Hat Store, where at all
times be found complete assortment and at the
lowest cash prices.
Guns, Pistols, Sewing Machines, &C.,
Repaired!
Guitar Banjo and Violin Strings, constantly on
hand. Orders from the country solicited.
j. Il. LUCAS.
March 9th. sndtf
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Some of the shares of the delinquent sub
scribers of the Belfast & Moosehead Lake
Railroad were sold last Saturday. Most of
them sold for $53 per share ($10Ol The largest
amounts went for $40 and $25 per share They
| ahlu in the interest of the DirectQrs