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MEDICAL.
DE. j. ss. IL oiIIis.H,
Car BIZ EoIrD AT pEs
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
No. II PrebLe Street.

Next the Frebie HoEae,
VNJEEaM he can be consulted privately and vii
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted, 81
hours daily, and from 8 A. NJ to 0 P. n.
DIR. u. addresses those who are suffering onds1 ire
Impure connection the terrible vice Of sel!-sDuse:
DeVotng his entire time that particular branch OF
the medical profession he feels warranted in GUAR
ASrEEIna CUEB IN ALL CAsEs, whether of long
standing or recently contracted, entirely removing the
dregs OF disease from the sysis,n snd rlsiing par
feet and PERMANENT OUEE.
he would call the attention OF the sfiictoi to the
set Of his 0ngstanding and veil earned reputation
urn;shag sufficient sssr;csace Of njs sssi sni qua
oSss,
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Pi0n0-FOTte Instruction.

Miss $. S. Mason, will receive pupils at her room
3l6 Congress St., opposite Mechanics Hall.
References Rev. W. T. Phaon; DR.. Z. Stone: MIR
). I'll. Stevens; MI. John NJ Adams. dc15ti
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Couaty Temperance Convention.

he Temperance Voters of Cumberland County
are hereby invited to meet in Mass Convention at
RECEPTION HALL, City Government Building,
PORTLAND, on Thursday, .suiy 2S, 1870, at
10 o'clock NJ. for the purpose OF consulting as 10
the most expedient mode OF political action in the
approaching CANVASS for County and other suboid.
nate officers, aud for the transaction of any other
business that may be proposed.
fun attendance is desired, and it is hoped that
every town in the county will be represented. Let
all who favor the promotion of the cause of temper
ance unite at this ausp,cious time to do work which
has, IT not the applause OF the old political parties,
the blessing OF those who have suffered from The evil
effects OF ntemperance.
: Per order Executive Committee of the Union
Temperance Association of Portland
The foregoing call is endorsed by the Tenn eIance
County Committee.
jy22-edtd W. SOULE (,birman
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Eclectic Medical KsaJis7anrv,
VGe THE LADDER.

DB. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies' xlo
nesd medical adviser to call ct his rooms No. Il
Prehle Street, which they wl End arranged FOR tns'I
special accommodation
DR.. H.'s Eclectic ReDeyssHg Medicines are rnrlysi-
led in efficacy and superior virtue liz regulating ali
Tamale Irregularities. Their action Is spacife snd
certain Of producing relief short time.
LADIES viii find it invaluable in ail cases CT OBJ
s.ructopg after all other remedies have been tried in
vain. rs purely vegetable, containing nothing In
the least injurious TO the health and may be tsSeD
with perfect safety at all times.
5snt to Eart o. tia country with full directions
by s3freaFlSg DIR. HUGHES,
jan. iesBdGSw. 40. ID Probe Street, Portland.
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For Halifax, Nova Scotia.
WEEKLY LINE.
FOR EOS TON

. The new and sape, Tor sea going
~sS.s>~~-4!N cleaners JOHN BROOKS am
n T-Et5EA< MONTREAL, having been fitted
80 - .-A1sl az st great expense with a large
-, s4s number Of beautiful State Rooms
viii run the seasOn az follows:
Leaving Atlantic Wharf, Portland at 7 o'eIock
s y India Wharf, Boston, every dag at o'clock p
u, Sundays excepted.)
'N'''''' 'sfse sstssssssas. S'.5O
o~eN, '''''''''s.'s's'' s.s's,ssss..s...s--, leo
srsighttakonss Rsua,,
Mo-, ,0eo L. BILLINGS Ageu.
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TO PHYSICIANS.
New York, August 18th, 1868.

Allow me to call your attention my PREPARA-
TON OF COMPOUND EXTRACT BUCHU. The
component parts are BUCHU, Lore LEAF, Gu
BEDS, JUNIPER BERRIES.
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Eamarisc0tta & Waldoboro
First "Trip Commencins April =.

~ GO 'a'VbNsLl . Il PHI =.
~-zzs.5Es Steamer'Ghas. uon.L-
II ton.c ALDEN WINCHEN-
=. -. 49, west side OF Atlantic Wharf,
- foot OF India Street every
SATURDAY at o'cocs A. NJ. tor Damariscoifa
and every WEDNESDAY,, at O'Clock A. NJ, for
Waldoboro, touching at intermediate landings
RETURNING-wIll leave DamariseOtia every
MONDAY, at Z o'clock A. NJ, and Waldoboro' eyery
THURS DAY at o'clock A. NJ. -
Freight received after O'Clock NJ, on DAYS pre-
viOus to sailing ~
Fer further particulars inquire Of
HARRIS, ATWOOD & Co,
mr2Jdtf rs Commercial ST
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5OORHWARtj

SOOU Il y W a Ri. e Ca Z saFg :,
that Dement'S North American Caf,rrb Rsmed
cannot cure. Price per package, 81 o. two bottles
For sale by all Druggists. CARRUTHERS a DE
MERlTTS, 120 Hanover ST., Boston. Send for CIR
eulars and home testimonials my3leodtoAu2s
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EsowaHoiAa College.

fEfHE first examination for admission will be he'd
l. in Adams Hall. on Friday OF Commencement
week, July 18th. at eight o'clock A. NJ. The second
examination will be he'd in Adams Hall, on the first
day of the next teru Thursday, Sept. LIST, at eight
O'Clock A. NJ.
SAMUEL HARRIS, President
Brunswick. .Inre 18th $50. inn1Sd0m
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MODE OF PREPARATIoN.-Bucbu il vlcuo. Jul
niper Berries, by distillation, to form fine gin.
Cubebs extracted by displacement with spirits ob-
tanned from Juniper Berries; very little sugar is
used, and a small proportion of spirit. Ii is more
palatable than any now TO
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TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers.
No. la Nassau street.

WANTED AGENTS-To sell the HOME SHUT
w TIE SEWING MACHINE. Price, $25. 1t
makes the clock Stitch, ake both sities) and is
the only licensed underfeed Shuttle Machine sold
tor less than $50. Licensed by Wheeler & Wilson,
Grover & Baker and Singer & Co. A other under
feed Shuttle Machines sold for less than $50 are in
fragments, and the sci and user lab 10 prose-
cuto2. Address, JOHNSON, CLARK & CO., Bos-
ton Mass Pttsburg, Pa, Chicago, ILL.,, or ST. Louis
Mo. iun17 3m
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S<&AS1s 80 sslS 0Sks0s
Every Intelligent snd thinking person must Know
hst remedies handed out for general should have
theiT efficacy established By well tested experience In
the hsnas Of regaarly esnoated physicisp whoss
fQei; yet the country is 5eoded with poor ostrurrs
snd cure-als p1rrtss az TO be the best in the world,
I'he unfortunate ssBE lie PARTICULAR ia seieatiSs
his pyscian as 1t Is laIantable ye. ineontroyert.
BILE fact. that meTs sylhilitc patients made mig.
cradle with ruin constitutions Big rnsitTsatmert
from inexperienced physicians in general practice ior
point generally conceded by the best syphlosIs-
dhers that the study and management OF these coe
dlaints should sDgross the whole time Of those who
would be competent and successful in their tres..
msnt and cure. Tie inexperienced general pract..
himself acquainted with their pathology coranouiy
pursuss system o. treatment IN most cases MAJ.
Ing an indiscriminste tbs. stier stsd and dsr.
gssous sssJor the Asroury.
Aeve OenRaoxes.
a. Sno have cenmittea an excess u s1y ind
nc saef 1t be the solitary vice Of youth tie ting
rig reorxe Of misplaced confidence in IGatnrsI ysart,
sssk FOR AN ANTIDoTE III SEASON.
TIC Paina and Aches; End Lassitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure Coitior,
are the Barometer TO the whole system.
Do not wait fer the contamination that is sure to So-
low; &C not wait for Unsghtly Ulcers, Tor
shsehlec Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
and Complexion.
Eaacs sseey whsHssnds Cos Tsssisy 20 " his
BY a'aGSpsy gxseRianes;
Yonng meD troubled with emissions Il, sissy,.--s
complaint generally the result OF . bad habit in
yauth, treated scientifically and perfect cure vsr.
rsnted OF no charge made.
Sardly dey passes but We are consulted by Ons OF
more young men with the shove disease, some O;
WHOM sra SIS weak and eIaciated though they had
the coneuIopon and By their friends are supposed to
nave IL, All such cases yield TO the proper and only
oorract COURSE Of treatr ent, and In tins are
inside 20 raiosas IN perfsct health.
Mizefs-Agsa Eea.
ThsIe srs many men OF the age Of thirty whe ara
troubled with too frequent eyscuationn from the blad
der, otteL.aoccnpanied By slight marting or burt
Ing sensation, and weakening the system In a man.
nsr the patient cannot account for On examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment vii lotten he
found, and sometimes small particles of semen CT al
bumen will appear, OF the color will be of thin milk.
t,h hue sgain changing to dark and turbid s;pssr.
a1ee. There are many whe die CT this iiaicu,fy
ignorant of the cause, which Ia the
SECOND STAGE OF sEkINAL wEAgNsss
,;sn warrant O perfect cure In such cases, and a
fall and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs
Persons who eaDrot personally consult the Dr.,
can do 60 BY writing. in plain manner, descrip.
tisn OF their Diseases and the appropiste remedies
will be forwarded imiast ete!y.
1Au correspondence strictly c0Enisntiai I'll. stu
D. returnei II desired
Address: DR.. j. Il. HUGHES,
No. 1APreble Street,
Esat door to the Profile House, Portland, Ma.
81 Send Stamp foy Circular,
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STE IRIS.
Portland and Kenuebec Steamer.

w. On and after Tuesdny, XuHe
.l=sngaG1Ep steamer ELLA
- will leave EraulsIiu tyhorf
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Al IN
Tor Bath, Richmond, Gardiner, and Augusta and
other landings Oh The Kennebec WI,f to%cb 'i, ~
Harpswell both way in fair weather. A at
Returning leave Augusta at A. NJ. every Mon
day, Wednesday aud Friday.
Freight received in Portland Mon lay, wednesday
and Friday from TO o p. NJ.
Fare TO Bath 70 cts. Richmond SLIGO; Gardiner.
Si.25; Hallowell 40; Augusta, S1.5O.
For further particulars apply to JOHN BLAKE,
Agent, Franklin Wharf. iun9Iff
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THE NINTH REGIMENT RECEPTION.
Col. Flsk in his Glory and his Regiment ON
the Ltaht Fantastic--A Big Crowd and "
Lot Of big People.

Col. Flax In his Glory and isis Regiment ON
the Ltaht Fantastic--A Big Crowd and
Lot Of big People.
The long talked Of reception Of the Ninth Regiment,
Col James Fisk Jr commanding, took place last
evening at the Academy Of Music. OF courselt was
q grand success. There was an mmence crowd pre-
sent and the ladies turned out In all the strength
OF the fastest fashions-styles that good TASTE
allows and in some instances In styles that modessy
does not tolerate in good society. 1t was thought
that the storm would be damper to the affair, but
such was not the case Carriage after carriage con-
timed to arrive long after the hour fixed for the
opening OF the nights festvity had passed
away and by eleven O'Clock the floor
was 30 densey crowded with q commingled
mass Of broacoth, epaulettes. swords, hoopsklrts,
satlns and silks that Iocomotion was thing OF suf-
locating exertion. Colonel Fisk appeared upon tue
new uniform, and wore upon his breast regt
mental pin that was studded with diamonds. This
took the place OF the historical solitaire Tne reg
entered the room, and marched in pairs after him
as meekly as lambs going to the slaughter.
The decorations were something unusually grand
The back portion Of the stage was hung with q
Issr s. VI, was a., rssi%sssai badge & oi gas jsIs S
motto "Rattons amt Vtn Underneath this was
o huge mound OF national Mowers in which
there spurted out the choicest extracts OF Lubn.
Dancing was begun about eleven O'Clock, and was
kept up with . zest that know no bounds. INC
Colonel joined In the maze with all the abandon o.
fnll nedged half pay officer. determined t6
make the most OF good thing. He laughed
as. heartily as the heartiest, and cracked SO many
jokes that the invited guests VINO mad tight fitting
coats on came very near losing every blessed
| button they had paid dollars and cents
| for, and had FURNISHED up to fearful exten
for the occasion. The private boxes. 1t may be sait
by way OF conclusion, were all occupied. and the
array Of beauty and fashion which lined every tle
| formed scene or great atractiveness. Among the
| distinguished guests present We're General Walen
| United States army; Colonel Perry, United Sta.e
| army; Generals Dakin, Woodward, varian, an(
| Sandford, of the National Guard; General Chale
ham, Of the navy; two Prussian x Woiicers from til
| Prussian men-of-war In the harbor Mayor Hail
William NJ. Tweed Peter u. Sweeny and many othe
| notables.
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NAVAL iKT.ltBsSce.

The United States iron-cad monitor Terror. in tow
Of the United States tug Pilgrim, arrived at Key
West, Fla, yesterday morning.
Lieutenant Commander George W. Woods ordered
to duty on the practice squadron Of tho Naval
DENY; Lieutenant Commanders Walter Abbott aud
p F. Harrington relieved from duty at the Naval
Academy on the completion Of the annual exaInina-
ton and placed on waiting orders; Surgeon John s.
Kitchen, from the Congress on the reporting OF Sur
geon B0gert and ordered home; Surgeon L. s. Bo-
CERT, detached from dlty at the Naval Library New
Miishipman George G. Wallace has resigned.
Vlafianca four miles from Nice, France, II now
the headquarters ana supply station OF the I'm ted
States European squadron, in place ofSpezia which
port the Italian government have taken possession
Of for their own navy. - 49,.
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Luckily some influential persons interfered, ana
after time succeeded 10 clearing the aparInenS "
the intruders. guard was subsequently piaceu ~
the entrance IN order to prevent any further demons
stration Outside the matter was the sao]eES, :"
Captain had been bribed by English gold not TO
take part In the present movement The movement
was purely personal IN reference TO Captain Mee-
feelings are far from being friendly towards him.
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IllseRApalc NEWS ITEMS.

Joseph Buker killed at the State Hospital Poupf
keepse yesterday by the caving in of embankment
B. r. Redman, Jr, of Cincinnati yesterday recovered
verdict for $0 against H. g. Culbertson for the seduction
of his wife.
The Rev. William Pnkney D. D.. OF Washington city, was
Thursday night elected Assistant Bishop
Episcopal Diocese o. Maryland.
Frank Anderson, a white man, IN Marcetine Ill., on
Wednesday last blew out the brains Of negro Ar
znisted because the latter ten cents of him
Captain Matthew Hunt the oldest pilot of Boston, died
Yesterday morning. aged seventy nine years. He
pilot the of 1872 and witnessed the famous
ment In Boston Bay between the Chesapeake and Shannon
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wAa BULLETINS FROM CANADA.

Interesting Situation at HuntfnRdon-Canu.
dams Preparing for u Fight-Troops Or
dered Back TO Pigeon uill-Fenians at
Island Pond.
TORONTO. May q, 1870.
Matters in the neighborhood Of Huntingdon this
morning are assuming a good deal Of interest
General Gleason is in command Of the Fenians, who
are well armed. The Canadian forces are assem-
bling and active preparations are going on for a
fight. Troops have also been Ordered'back to Pigeon
Hi, In anticipation OF further trouble there. A
small force OF fenians has also appeared at Island
Pond All quiet on che Niagara and Detroit From
tiers
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NAY zs, 1870. \

Irishmen are still moving to Malone. Two hundred
leave Buffal0 tonight. Rev. Father hchanon Wy
priest captured ct ktdg0way, came In on Inc caIly
train en- route for the front. There were Also on
board several Western officers Of the organISatn,
four United States Marshals and three Canaoian
Federal Forces Moving Towards tho Scene OF
Operations.
OswRGo, May 81. 1870.
The company Of First United states artillery sta
toned at Fort Ontario consisting Of forty-nve men,
left here this morning on the Oswego and Water
More FepInns Leaving Buffalo RecruitinG Ac.
Two and Money Coming In.
BUFFALO. May 81, 1870.
Two hundred Fenians left at twenty minutes past
six O'Clock for Malone. large portion being re-
cruits from Chicago Recruiting Is actively going
on, and money il being subscribed literally. The
Fenian leaders still disbeieye the news OF tho To-
pulse at the 'front.'
United States Troops En- Route for Malone.
CONCORD May ~. 1870.
Companies and B, Fifth United States heavy
artillery passed through Concord this morning from
Fort Adams for Malone. They were accompanied
by Major General +. j. Hunt.
Minnesota Fenians Excited Over the News.
MINNEAPoLIs, Minn., May 27, 1870.
There IA considerable excitement around the Fe-
nian headquarters this morning. They expect %
hear OF fight at Malone during the day. About
forty men left for the East on the hafpast eieVen
train.
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Army lArsLllGEAss.

WASHINGTON, May 27, 1870.
The resigr ations OF Captain Murray Davis. Brevet
Major Eighth cavalry, and Second Lieutenant J. w.
Steele, Twentyfourth infantry have been accepted.
Second Lieutenant Augustus S. Egbert, Eighth inlan
try, Is transferred to the Second Infantry.
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INTELLIGENCE Faen OTHER PAaTs.

Buffalo Fenians Still on the War Path
Father NIcMahon on the Way TO the 'FRONT.'
A Mixed Company or Travellers.
SYRACUSE May ~, 1870.
Notwithstanding the reported Fenian defeats on
the st. Lawrence frontier the Bunalo and Western
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Reported Attack by the Feniuns-They Are
Driven Back.

ffEf4 TORONTO May Z7-10 A. M.
A despatch this mement received says that the
Fenans near Trout river commenced attack this
morning, but were RAPIDLY driven back across the
lines. Particulars are expected soon.
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Fenian Brotherly Love in Hobolscn.

Lively scene occurred on Thursday evening at
Gdd Fellows Hall, Hoboken, during the regular
drill meeting Of Company Of the N. j. s. N. g., un
der command OF Captain Patrick J. Meehan. Towards
nine o'clock numerous sympathiscrs with the Fenie4
cause entered the hall and interrupted the neoslnB
BY publicly accusing Captain Meenan Of treachery
10 his country. The angry voices waxed l0uders
and 0t one time assumed q threatening aspect
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NOTARY PuBLIC ALWAYS IN; ALSO co MMIS..
n soner Of Deeds for State. and Passport Agent
Law docuucuts prepared in English or Spanish
FREDERICK l. KING. Counsellor at Law,
a6S Broadway
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SUNDAY MERCURY
will be
PUBLISHED TOMORROW.
AT WEST FLUSHING.


ArwEsT FLUSHING.
LOTS, $500.
PAYABLE
H $40 MONTHLY.
WHY YOU SHOULD
GO AND EXAMINE.
s the same plan that nearly oco persons an
proved buying lots OF the undersigned at Woodsde
Second- Is the only by which thousands can he en-
abled purchase building lots consecuvely and
large community. tt tfffa4f@a f' .tt
ThirdAs investment the value is constantly
ing and as In the case woodsde, 100 per
cent during tho time allowed for payments. le
Fourth every to his wife children
TO provide them with comfortable home.
Fifth-Because the only way TO have comfortable homo
Ia to 1t.
sxthBecause only way escape from the cStortons
of landlords from the ioul atmosphee OF tenement hoses
the diseases of packed negaoohoods u " own your
home in the subur0s .N rf
Seventh West Flushing fne healthy locality,
high land and beautiful We beieve tn be
al line OF land seen anywhere In the United
states. taifeTU ttA.l
Firbtb-Because West Flushing near New ork city
that attend TO their work without loss OF te
and at small expense res -,Sv "a 81, ser
NnthIs nearncss to York and its unsurpassed
road facilities will cause 1t to grow rapidly.
Tenth-Because 4 already Has nearly 100 DWELLINGS, I've
stores and superb hail. which cost $l2e nnf new
buildings constantly being erected
reventh Because THIS plan Of monthly payments no In
tersst cha d, is within the reach Of all.
TwelNh-Because sycrnmson IN less thar one hour
visit the property ssfy himself herself of the truth
oil
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MISCELLANEOUS.


MISCELLANEOUS.
A BBACADRABRAl s.s
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
THE THAUMATURGICAL REMEDALs
THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE AGE.
as,s9s CURES IN EIGHT MONTHS OF
Consn no Ktansv sns Assor.
Bronchitls.. s................ Blood Maiadee.
Neuralgia. Liver Diseases.
Daasness Nysrvams Sye nsntv
Dyspepsia Female Diseases
nervousness " st Viins Dance
As,hma AsiS ..Grganic Weakness
Piles .Exhausting Drain on System
AGENCIES FOR THE SALE OF THE UNIVERSITY
these isyorte prescriptions Of the New
York Medical College are constantly kept IN large quantities.
ye fres % gave medical a
srsosyS Hssa Fns FFHs1s N Ky Ysssa
Broollyn, r. Etch.n junction Fulton and Washington
ss9ssip "a sssae street
Rsssss Ss!s
New Haven. Conn Ssyss shepherd sol Chapel street.
RaRWeis No N sV{s ae,asy
Portland, No $50 Congress street reet-------------
ST. Louis, No. as South Filth sireet.----------
kosheser ks sS e No. Sgfsns Main street rysta
Mobile corner Lawrence and Dauphn streets.
na1risDas nssiS ia ccrnss 's sesond
baasoa bssS@'s e "a. and SG ~ msGaSs
A-THE POPULAR TONIC OF THE AGE: ..,.
could may psa fSas
sSsSs:
PsSe s% saa Z h
2 % s Rs:
subjected TO this searching ordeal , TOR . more than
ssS'sss S Is T;s1 s.' ssss
Ia, ssS ss s ssa % o
western World The happy effects which have followed it's
s fevers and general DEBILITY and as oensa
Ng oS aays e. to ssssa o s
individual experiences OF tens Of thousands of witnesses,
na
town sst.lsmsa, il the Jnsd States where 4
dealer would consider his stock complete without H. and The
sas s
s"s
ssd syste" 70 the body on s
sxIossd 70 n I nvsoas regulate
UCTIoN GOODS AT A BARGAIN.
Having bough. out part OF Tie stock Of the late rm Of
SsnwsS Ss.ss ssss ;ss Ssias s$ ss$
Glass and oher Aouseiurnshing Goods q prices that
\ -N7i 71Nll III llIE EDWARD u. BASSFORD, tts
> Cooper Institute.
4 THE JAPANESE CORN FILE E.l EEHovEs |. coEEs
N. without PAIN price 20 cents Sold At drug and shoe
stores Samples mailed receipt OF price and trade
Piled by the JAPANESE CORN FILE COMPANY, "a Pine
street, New York.
r HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO ALL THE BILLIARD
table makers inthe United States that certain picture
representing billiard playing In y property and trade
mark s who cory the same win bs dealt with q the
law directs. ~ W.Nh GhlFFlTHs
MO MORE MEp1CINE-7,0o CURES wITHOUT
IN drugs, BY Do BARRY's delicious Revalenta Focd,
whch reSt0rea good appetite perfect dgestion sound ee
healthy nge and ifver strong and cures eecuAy
dyspepa, dahea phhisc constipation and all kinds Of
fever impurities Of the blood and stomach disorders.
Copies Of gratis Dr. BoArdmau, OF Trenton, N.
~ consider the Revalenta Food che sine gun non
FOR dyspepsia" Sold 10 ns1 b, u "; II lbs, $lO by
| al Druggists and mocers everywhere. ~ ~
| Il. DU BARRY CO., i63 william street, New York.
| pILLiARDs.--NOW IS YOUR TINE TO BUY FIRST
- ciass Tables - reduced press, at w. H. 0RlFFlThs
| THOMAS r. AGNEW, 26O GREENWICH STREET
York, has reduced the prices OF Teas, Conees
Sugars Flour kinda Groceries. Aoassea and Pro
Visions 10 the gold standard
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HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO ALL THE BILLIARD
table aker inthc United States that certain picture
mark, who cory the same win be dealt with as the
lav directs. s[ s+tts'- W.HH. GRIFFITH.
Billiard Table Maker 10 Vesey street,
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THOMAS r. AGNEW 26O GREENWICH STREET,
New York, has reduced the prices Of Teas, Conees
Sugars, Flour Of Groceries. Moasses and Pro-
Visions 10 the gold standard.
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IUhUHFOi Nfay zl--lvUJU.
The Fenians at Huntingdon and Trout river got
out OF the way as fast as possible after the 1ring
commeaced. leaving their wounded behind. General
Gleason went back TO New York in disgust. General
starr Is assuming charge.
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I--THE JAPANESE CORN FILE REMOVES CORNs
IA. without pain price % cents Sold At drug and shoe
pied by The JAPANESE CORN FILE COMPANY, "a Pihe
street. New York.
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UOr1oN GOODS AT A BARGAIN.

A oofloN 'ooDs At eN.s'A's
Having bought out part the stock Of the late firm OF
r.. Haughwou Co.. am selling Silver Plated
Ware, Cutlery, Refrigeraors Cooking Utensils China and
Glass, other Misunderstanding Goods, At prices that
would astonsh the Danes Como one; come Az.
. fsror Trsx
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A DSA0ADSABRA'
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.
THE THAUMATURGICAL REMEDIALs.
THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE AGE.

IGHT MONTHS OF
Heart Diseases.
Kidney Affections.
Blood Maiadies.
Womb Complaints.
Liver Diseases.
Eye Affections.
Nervous Debility.
Female Diseases.
Fever and Ague,
st. yitus' Dance.
Organic Weakness.
Impaired Memory.
Nodes, Ulcers, l:ruptions.
Exhausting Drain on Sygtern