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Portable Steam Engines
COMBINING the maximum of efficiency dura-
bility and economy with the minimum of weight
and price. They are widely and favorab,y known.
more than $50 being in use All warranted ,atefac
DRY, or no SALE Descriptive circulars sent on ap-
plication. Address
&c. HoADLEY & CO., Lawrence, Mass.
dc3ld5m
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Norfolk and Baltimore steamshi Lima.

Norfolk and Baltimore Steamshi Line,
Steamships of this Line sail from end
<N1S OF Central Wharf, Boston, Ttcice a
&Ie4H ceek. tor Norfolk and Baltimore
eamshps:-
"Gsorge Appold," Capt. Solomon Ho,res.
"Wiltiam Laurence" Capt. Nm A. HaLiett
"WHfdm kennedy," Cdpt. J. Z. Parker, Jr.
"WcC2etfan," Can't. Frank ~. Hotces
Freight forwarded from Norfolk TO PefersJuro and
E!chmond, by river OF iail and by the Va. & Tenn,
AR Line to all points in Vrgiaid, Tennessee Aia-
bdma and Georgia; anu over The Seaboo, d and Ron.
noke ". to ali points in North and South Coroiino
by the Ralt. Ohio n. Il. to Washington and ali
places Vest """ a."
Through rates given to South and West,
Fiue Passenger acc0 odations,
~ Fare including Berth ara Meals $500; time to
Norfolk, 4S hours. 10 Baltimore 65 hours
For further information apply to
q. SAMPSON, Agent
nol7d3m 33 Central WAary Boston.
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Nov. N-t1
FOR BOSTON.

g. The new and super or sea. going
oSss.>~1SM steamers JOHN BROOKS arr
n, I'M MONTREAL, having been fitted
zszssz..ezz4A>up at great expense with large
number OF beautiful State Rooms
will run the season as follows:
Leaving Atlantic Wharf, Portland. at o'ciocb
snd India Wharf, Boston, every day at o'clock I.
avg '''' $1.50
LEO
Freighttakenss usual.
u,, ,esos.. L. BILLINGS, Agent.
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REMOVAL.

M IL = t.. @ u - H NJ a n =,
Has removed Ter NIL LINERY STOCK from
DseIipg Block to
No. 10 Free Street,
Opposite Kilborn's Carpet Store, and in order 10
make place LOT SPRING GOODS, will sell for the
NEXT THIRTY DAYS,
without Regard to Cost.
Feb 15J3w
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INFORMATION IN THE PEOPLES sy

Ieaehers, Students, Retired Clerg, men, Enerseuc
young Men, and dies, can make from S75 to lev
per month duriag the Spring and Summer. copy
Tree. send name and address TO Peoples s Journai,
Springfield, Mass. ieslG-diwt
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
OF CANADA.
Alteration of Trains.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Ess:sEs.s.sss1 On and after Monday, Dec 9Th,
z.2k@AEs Trains will run a. Iol!ows:
tioRs at al A M. s'~
Express Train tor Danvine Junction at 1,O5pM
NoIE-This Train will not stop at intermediate
- Mail Train (stopping at all sta iops) for Island
ronu connect ting W th night NAH train for Onelec
Montreal aud the West, at 1.S0 r NJ
stations at 5.45 p. NJ. e'a''
Psssengsr trains Will arrive as follows:
from south Paris and Lewiston, al s15A NJ.
From Bangor at 200 P NJ
FROM Montreal. Quebec aud Gorhan at 2,25PM
accommodation from South Paiis, ate3oP.M.
"a sleeping Cars on all night Trains.
Az s sy company are net responsibe for baggage
~ eIcesdine $50 In value land that he on
AL snlesa notice Ia given, and paid Tor AZ tbs re,
coe passenger for everv $500 additional value
@. }. BRIDGES, Aienagirs D,rseso,.
=. BAiLkY Local Superintendent,
Portland. Dec. 3. 1889 A.,
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For Sale :!

fS'HE subfcr bers offer tor sale at Bootlbav Har-
l. Dor, their entire fishing establishment, consist
ing OF Wharf, Euldngs, Flakes Butts. with about
80 ares of land 1t will make a very des-
Iabie place for summer residence. Boat sailing.
fishing &c. The Gamer calls going 10 ara from
Bath.
NICKERsON, PERRY & TEACHER,
mrodtf BoOthbay, Me.
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FO TIA ND
SAC0 & PORTSMOUTH R R.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday. Nov. 2gfb. 1870.
TXEyyEE Passenger Trains leave Portland DAN
Sundays exceptedl for South Berwick
Junction, portsmouth anu Boston, at CHS and $40
Leave Boston for Portland at T.s0 A. M, 10 M.
$50 p. NJ. sou" !"
PORTSMOUTH ior Portland 1000 A. NJ , and 2.sO
Freight Trains daily each way, fgupdsv exeepted
Portland, May 8, 1853, dr.
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MEDICAL,
DR. KExsaH.

A PHYsICIAN OF OVER THIRTY
YEARS EXPERIENCED NDA GRAD.
UATE OF THE JEFFERSON MEDi.
CAL COLLEGE, AND OF THE UNI.
VERSlTV OF MEDICINE AND SUR
Curry OF PHILADELPHIA.
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Dissolution ofCopa,.t,, ershis

THE firm OF RAMSAY g. WHEELER is fhis dav
j dissolved by mutual consent.
The hotel Business, known as the s'Falmouth
Hotel" will be conducted bv p. E. Wheeler
Aug 30. 1869. ana1tf
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@secSsc Eetsao0f ksl5ts2N0TV,
I'D THE EADIES.

M AAAks kAs6SAsXSs
On. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies', VINO
need medical adviser, to call OF bis roome. No IL
Presle Street, which they vii and arranged cs theiI
especial accommodation.
Dr. a.. Elechc EenOvatins Msdicnes ere rnrivs,.
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating ali
seInals Irregularities. Their action is speciac an
certain OF producing relief IN a short time.
LADIES viii 6nd it Invaluable IN all cases If os.
sTuctors after all other remedies have been tried in
vain. 1t Is purely vegetable, containing rothinS in
sac Least INJURIOUS TO The health, and may Go taken
with perfect safety ut ali tInss.
Sent to IN Part Of tns county, With full directions
by addressing DR.. HUGHES.
jalt .i6cecH~. No. ~ Prsrle Street, Portland
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To Let,
E'ihSI cass Store and ffices on Fxcbspge Street
l. between Middle and L. re Streets. amy TO
at ofes of Nathan Webb, ESQ, No, IS Exch ,nge
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MIR. II. I. HELMBOLD.
DEAR SIR: In regard to the question asked M as
to my opinion about Brchu. would say thar have
used and sold the article in GUS forms fJr the
past thirty years. lido not think there is any form
or preparation Of it have not used, known 10 he
| used, in the various diseases where such med-
cate agent would be indicated. You are aware, as
well myself, that has been extensively employ
ed ia the various diseases of the bladder ami KID
| news, and the reputation it has acquired, i'll my
| judgement, is warranted by tie facts,
lave ssen and used, as before stated every
| form of Buchu-the powdered leaves, tincture,
fluid extrac and am not cognzant If any pre-
paraion of that plant at all equal to yours. Twelve
years experience ought, think, to give me the
right ojudge OF its merits; and, without prejudice
or Partially, give yours precedence over all
oilers.
va'ue your Buchu for lis effect on Patients.
nave ccred with it, and seen cured wi b It, more
diseases OF the bladder ard kidneys than have
ever seen cured with any other Buchu or any other
proprietary compound OF whatever name.
Respectfully yours, &c.,
GEO. H. KEYSER, MD,
40 Wood street, Pittsburg, Penn.
Aug. II, 1865.
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Something New A.!
STATE OF MAINE.
O LOT HI L N a.
CLcansed and Rennirea

DY WILLIAM BROWN, formerly at ! Feder.,
ID street, is now located at bis new store Nos FeS,
ersl st, q few doors below Lime street, will attend
to bis usual business of Cleansing and Repairin
Clothing OF all kinds with his usual promptness.
ESecond band Clothing for sale at tair prices,
Ian 8-eoStf
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ONE NENDRED DOLLARS WOULD
BE GIVEN ZOE A RoTTs.EIF
NECESSARY.
RAILWAY, N. j., Dec. 2, 1869.
II. T, HELIROID Fsn

H. T. HELMBOLD, Esq.
DEAR SIR: take great pleasure in sending you q
! ceftucate, IN addition to tie many you have re-
cevod from suffering humanity. l can scarcely
md language sufficiently strong TO express my
heartfelt qualification at the wonderful cure your
"Buchu" has effected. For four years have sui.
| itred beyond description. All my friends with
myself came to the conclusion that my case was
Ihcurab'e. ACCIDENT placed your adverti,eme nj
IN my hands. commenced taking your "Buchn'
followed the directions. and TO my utter astot ish
ment before had taken seven bottles OF your val.
liable medoine-'I would give ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS BRITTLE, it L could not get 1t at any
other price. II am entirely cErei. most earnestly
fecmomend 1t to all those suffering from disease
nave told many persons to take your valuable
medicine, and they are doing SO with great success
ANY information my fellow -citizens may REQUIRE
viii be freely given by the subscriber, at his resi-
dsnce, Is Milton avenue, Railway. New Jersey.
H. NJ freeman,
Councilman Third Ward,
City oil Railway.
RAILWAY, N. j., Dsc. 2, 1860.
! We, the undersigned, are well acquainted with
Il. NJ. freeman, of Railway, and know that he has
been long time suffering, in the worst possible
FORM for the past Jour years. and chat be has been
entirely cured by the use OF "Eelmbold's Buchu."i
j. W. Savage, ex-Mayor.
Frank La Bau, Pres uent of Council.
William Richards, Clik OF Council.
Pe'er Banta, COui ci man.
w. j. Brown, Councilman,
J. s. S. N click. Councilman
Lewis Hof, Councilman.
y. Is. 5 ryker, Merchant.
CITY FALL, MAYORS OFFICE, RAILWAY, |
New Je.sey, Dc. 8, 1859. !
This will certify that am personally acquainted
with Il. NJ. Freeman. and am cognzant OF the facts
as set forth il the above statement and The several
persons whose signatures are tbereunto attached
are all known to me-
JOHN F. WHITNEY,
Mayor of Railway, N. j.
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Il o 4.
TO LET.

NToRAGEl and Wharfage or rusfom Housa
~ Wharf. AIpy toLJNCH BARKFR a. Co.
uctoi' 1.9 CONNIE 1cia
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EenenentS to Let,
A Itrem 81 I. Si2 per onib, in Portland and
q Gale Elizabeth. Enquire OF n. NJ Woodman.
20 YAK street, ard j. c. NOODMAN
yhueutI 14iJ Exchange St
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III You are Going West

ss Procure Tickets by the - -
Safest, Best and Most Reliable Routes
THROUGH TICKETS
From PORTLAND. via BOSTON, to all points in
the WEST. SOUTH AND MORT H. WEST. furnish
ed at the lowest rofes, With choice OF Eontes a.
the ONLY UNION TICKET OFFICE,
No. 80 1-2 Exchange Street,
W. ID. LITTLE * TO-, Agents.
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WANTED.

A Small Tenement-two rooms-in the easterly
"A TART OF the CITY. Rent not 10 exceed $500 er
menth. Inquire at "a l.2 Cumberla nd St. iee1tt
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For several years have been troubled with tne
worst type OF Scrofula Jour weeks ago nv neck and
breast was covere with Scro'ula Ulcers then COM
menoed taking the University Medicine. NV sores
soon vanished, and my general health is better than
1t has b. en- before for seven years.
MARGARET MOVES. 4 Oxford street
Portland, Jan. "a, 1870, feb sdE,w IF
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For Sale,

For Sale.
TUE rev two story French roof House, corner
l. Cushman and Emery stS House nIumbed for
hot and cold water, with all the modern eonvenien.
ces Enqune or the premices
mr5dit IT, A TENNEy
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iSASTEss
w y n II Z ID

A SITUATION, in any business, by boy 10
N years OLD, who is willing 10 work
Please address, a. S. K.
lnr9.1t Portland, Me.
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was cured Of Deafness and Catarrh ly a simple
remedy. and will send the receipt free
dc22few MRS. III. C. lEGGETT, Hoboken, N. j,
The Magic Comb s sia shan SEsir any sy
beard to permanent black or brown. It contains
fer 81. Address SS- ~ ""''
dcl5tcm MAGIC COMB CO.. Springfield. Mass.
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&Qmpf nno Sitg,
Cine 0esttit1te aus dem Uolk.
(Stlub.)

Das Domino non sum dignus miro
jeBt nit Der SLIDE cerflnot9t, unt bic
5erset, Der &tncer 1tnfen bemltbia in
peu Sta,b nit Gem 8sfenntni7e bes
ei0enen 9iidts, aber nit pem tnbriin-.
tieen Gerlan9en nad Dem, mel9er ber
Seele 2eten uno Wertb oerletbt, incem
CT 1t9 init Der Seele peri1melst. Ser
pfarrer empfdu9t jegt Dem Qeib uno
ra6 8lut res 0errn, pann iinnt ct fttQ
nad innen 9efebrt er iaet es ieinem
@ctt une ibrem Optt, baB ct ibm bic
3arten Grltliu9e Der 5eerre en~teesenflbz
rem wplle, CT opfert tbm piele Grltltnee,
ais ibm gu ei9en, ibm CUR 5ut unp
gum Shug. Damn nimmt er cen
arpsen 9plpenen Specifically ouf nell
dem rin95um III erbabener Nrbeit bic
Teier res ACCOMPLISHMENTS rar9efeut
it, um ben &anp le9t er Elm feines
&rdn;lein Don aufbre9snpen 3clen>
fnospen. Ourb bic 9ersen Der Sim
Ter siett Elm 3itternpe5 Beben, aber Is
1T cas 8eben beiliser Gbrfur6t unp
beiben Serlan9eas, III oielem Mueen>
blide betet eaS 5srs nidt IS 1T 1elber
gan; @ebet. 8ein Blid per Xnwelen<
DEN ldldst ii9 ab BON Der beilisen
6eier> bic Mu9en panrern itiu pom
Nltar s1 Den &inoern> gum Nltar. SEPT
penret Der Yfarrer ii6 nm, Febt Sesen
uno gerseibun9 pom 6immel parauf
ntmmt ct ben Speiiefeld uno ;ei9t oas
2amm @pttes, cas binnimmt bic 5iinz
ben Der @elt. Nod breimal 1dliet bic
9ano in Den ttefiten @efablen rer De-
mutb an pas 9er;, nana erbebt ii9 Die
erlte &eibe her Sinner unb eebt in
laneiamem 3u9e init tiefer Sammlune
rem5eilanoe %entse9en. Wdbreno eben
Die Sr9el in feierli@ miloen Gbnen
anbebt, UNI oas 2oblteo Sions auf ben
6eilanp unp 2ebrer. auf ben 6irten
uno Gmdbrer, paS jebt non Der banter
0emeinpe an9efimmt miro, auf
erbaben ernfte Beile gu te9leiter> unp
IS binaufprin9t aus sielen b5ber sefimm-
ten 5ersen, pie fanfte Sebniu@t unb
unp beibes 2tebesperlansen, ta erbebt
ii@ bic brittle @eibe. Das du6erte
Wlieo an Der re@ten Seite 1T Marie>
den. Nu9 Warte1en oebt lest @einen1
'5eilance ent9e9en-- Goa> itebe ba,
weldes Drdnaen erbebt fl9 bort binter
jenem Yfeiler. Gromme Veter bliden
beoeutuns6upu ftaunenb
nod elmer Stele, uno bier erbebt f9
iebt ttef a~ufatbmeno unb bic 6dnoe
beib %ineinanoer i9linseno elm Mann,
Dem Sbrdnen pie Stur3bd9e aus ben
Mu9en RieBen. Das @ef9t 1T se>
brdunt uno Yer,pittert, unb rod fdbrt
es priber bin pie Betterleu9ten, pie
BltBfrabl aus oidtem 0ew5lt; bann
laufcn ibmS @aaer lber Die 5eele renn
in bic 8rut 1T bas futbence@ oseu Der
Sr5bten Nufresuns binateetaudt.
IS it ibm, ais ob rieSrre unter 1einsn
TlBen pi9e uno als ub @ptte5 Mrm
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TeuiIIet0n.|
Sri uidt traurig.

Sd stus auf tunteu Glursu,
l1nb f9mere 9brdnen fubren
Mir iber's MneeF6t -
Do@ taulenb 8lumen baudten
Nmtrui1a unt tau4ten
Gid frob ius Mbenblt@t. o..
SD eing I'M bunteIn 9aine,
SIM u,atter Moabenfdeiue,
Das.9ers.io trib unb talt.
Da, tsr&, Elm fubes Rlinsen:
Die 8Seel ale.Fnsen,
Gs@lebt. Der sanse Malt.
Sd sing an, Sbeu Stranbe,
lnb tlaste. itumu, benz anbe
Metn unbeilbares @eb- ..
Md mic bic Gil@lein fpranseu,
llnb RAID bic Glutb bur&brause,1
Ttef in ben bIauert @ee!
Da Hangs in meiner Seele:
uDu beimpebtranter, qudle,
Ni4t lGnser beine BruF!
Dem 8Sslein ,auf BEN Baums,
Dem SLID int naGeu &aume -
8erg6nnte @utt bic Quf.
81 bat aud beinem 2eben
Der Greube siel Seseben,
Do@ bu, bu fablf Is taum"-
Sd sins> bic Dulteu i@naubeu,
Der 8reube Strableu fanben
SIM 8ulen mieber &auu.
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Unions scastX land grants, 7exS7ox incomes, seXe
81, and stock at uX@42.
The principal features OF the railway sh,re market
were the Vanderbilt and 81. Paul shares Reading, Ohio
and Mississippi Lake Shore and Rock Islaad on ex.
treme quotations, New ork Central ranged at loik9
iOis scrip, 96Ka96N Harlem. iAXaii5' Reading,
lAk9ooi Lake shore, esX@97k; OHIO and Missis-
sippi. 9sh@$H; Rock Island, iiskdloNi st.
Pau. common, GH@G5x and the preferred
7Ok@s0k. The Northwestern shares were dull
at siGsiX for the common, and saG@s for pre-.
ferred. Wabash was quiet at 55N95jH Pittsburgh,
iO7@lO7k Erie, 2Sh. and Fort Wayne, on; Boston,
Hartford and Erie ranging at 5jN. Investment secu
rites dull. with Of Hannibal and ST. Joseph at
ii3 preferred, iilx@i2d c. c. and c., 1876 Morris and
1885, Dubuque and Sioux city, 1881; and New ork and
New Haven SCRIP. 1g The miscellaneous Let was dull,
with tho exception Of Pacific Mail which nuetdaed be-
tween Sbk and s7 Conso idaon Coal Company Of Mary
land selling at 26Hs26L Cumberland Iron Company, a;
Canton 6o Marposa preferred III and Western Union
telegraph BIS Express shares have been firm, with
sales OF Adams at 6iaGiI, exdiydend Of per cent?
American, t3Gt3x Wells, Fargo q Co, iiH United
States Is, and Merchants Union, II. Closing prices at
$50 NJ:
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SATURDAY, May 2f-FLouR AND MBM-The mar
ket quiet for all description with some weakness
IN prices but without general decline sales 1870 bbls
at t.0ati8o Tor eupcrnnc western and state, tiyOe
t5.15 for shipping extras mostly at dtta. toIto15
LOT bakers and family brands, tiD9so tor southern
eupers. s5i59t9 for shipping and family brands ~ 500
$3.50 for rye Hour, and sa@sS'o for jersey aud Bran
suHDRIRs-Cotton steady hut dull at 2sxc. for mid
ding uplands and 22sc. for low do. June and July.
Spirits turpcntno lower. with sales to arrive al S9Ac.
Rosn frm at tll5 for good strained. Petroleum-He
fined, 2iNc. on the SPOT, but the 'ry future Y 20.
Mhiskey Arm at tlOS49Sl09. TallOc dun at 9N.bs2c.
Frcights steady; grain 70 Liverpool, by steam. I'd
GRAIs-Mhe heat was dull and hcaIy, bu. prices were
generally about yesterday sales 90 900 bush at t 20
Tor No Ml and sc efI % for rejected spring.
Corn lc. better 100 busa at tltStl - for new
Western yellow, and OSstll3 for do. mix d. Oats
DUH with only lew loads selling al 65a6c. for
Western, and OsO7gc Tor Ohio aud state. Rye steady
sacs 5000 bush az &c for Canada IN bond AMI ti for
1rmer at sOc los, Canada peas s6c. IN bond, VITA
steady eNnort demand. -
GRoCRRIKs-lto coffee less active, but nrm ut fal9c
gold. Rice shade nrmer, with more doing at Gaes
&c. Molasees quiet mrscOvadO, Sai2c.; 20 hhds
prime Porto Rico TIE S1rars less active though the
demand still good. and pre- nrm at the advance iar
to good refining. 0a9Ec sales 100 hhds. and zoo bxs
refined nrmer b,st crushed lSc
IB1vistpSs-Poik spar1 -ly offered and FIRM, hut not
much demand; sales ~ hnls at fllSO for extra, an
$3.50 for mess anu so bJls ~ SJ0 seller both June
and July. Beef quiet and steady sales 1i5 buls. at
tllG tlS for Plan and extra mess. Tlcrcc beef dull
Beef hams steady % for sOu hern. cut meats dul
hogs steady At ia slIc. Lard dun but steady, al Is
03hc. for No. aAl city, and u.s. s6c for steam But
ter duh q oc. the latter for primo pals. Cheese
lSlgiOC. Eggs, l0Slec.
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Eus,u,s5 no.itt5.


The sick and nervous headaches. nsm which many
suffer 30 terribly are not merely relieved ont pcrma
nently bnnshcd, by resort 70 srAFFoHU's lEpS AND
SULPHUR PowprRs. The proper course l. TO dissolve
powder m three table spooius halfhourly uuul the
pain ceases, which viii ALWAYS be before the whole Is
consumed. Often one two doses will be sufficient.
The pain may possibly rrcur. but after this
been adopted few times the complaint will DO caLrey
cured.
sold by Druggists. Package. 70 Row less 81 3
Packages SI5,. Mailed free Money sent at orr risk.
HALL IUCKEL. els Green wch 81, New York
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A T KINZEY's,

N
OPENING ON MONDAY
500 BOXES
RIBBONS AND TRIMMINGS.
EAScY EiBBoN IS &C. loc, laHe.; ise. yard
sAsM KiBiIuNs sc, IOe., sos GJc.' isc. s6c.
TRIMMING Ribbons, 25c. iOc., 81, COO. piece.
100 BOXES TRIMMINGS.
SILK PRINCES, sc. to q 80 piece.
s sf ciTiS lis g x! s.f 70 81 piece
MAksEiLLEs TRIMMINGS, Ior' 70 Sic. piece.
SL h ANb SS So6E6 3 s IL pSSie yErs &C. piece
FINE ENGLISH STAR BiIAI0s. &c dozen. ''''''
a.n.,., Sun UMpEELLAs AND rARAsoLs.
s'oOo PARAsoLs AND UMBRELLAS. ACC. to aus.
SO cAsEs FROM AUCTION.
ENGLISH, MILAN AND AEAPoLITAN, ssc
Sun iAfs Sc, jie Sc ' lSc, ': S5G. 'V' '''
kNAG 3tYt STEAM " hAts Soc sOc.' &C. 7sc.
Is 2sss'3s'iiilttHS' liXiis Sc, eOc, sc
ALL TILE AEN SHAPES AND STYLES.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
ZIP ZIP, GLOVES 2sci !oc sOs. goc, 7,o, Sc.
FINE BERiIS GLUViS. Oc, Sc g. Sic Car
LADIES HOSIERY, l,1c. 70 &c par
GE SSS hosiE ti ne 10 to Sc &c P p1
LACEs AND EMBRolDERIEs.
t tASE G G21 5Nft 81 ET's e. Csc to so
"a iIl " ELH NEs Re 5sfs sp ozcn un
LACE fAlAaOI GOV HIS, 81
SffttiiS tlLl f $b>yREH2GmEg s Ice
iiEMsTich iiAEDkEht iiIEt 5, &c. lie. ''''
EGGGGiPHIG5sS H S,H liSSs !saii GaiEAp.
hASlc AND LACE hUtFLNGs, So.
FANCY GOODS.
1900 FANS, &c. iOc., 2Oc, CSC. sic iOc. SEC.
tiiNNEi JEt sS,Efs, y5c, e 90, So! ,,.. ,,,,,o,
BUTTONS, ORNAMENTS, PEtFUdtEY soAFs.
on MONDAY. LOTS OF
GOODS FROM LAST WEEK 5 AUCTION SALES
wM KINzEY.
Cyi BROADWAY.
BETWEEN AMITY AND FOURTH STREETS.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
MONDAY, MAY %,
WIZ WILL oFFkR
A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT,
INCLUDING
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS from a. 20 per pair.
TAMBoUR LACE CURTAINS from q per pair.
TAMBOUR LACE CURTAINS $40, reduced from SIS
TAMBOUR LACE CURTAINS SIS, reduced from So
TAMDoUR LACE CURTAINS a. reduced from ts..
TAMBOUR LACE CURTAINS 81, reduced from 81
MEDALLION APPLICATION LACE CURTAINS
FRENCH GIMPURE.
BOTH FIG CURED AND STRIPED,
NEW DESIGNS, AND VERY Low.
Also,
Brocatellcs, sstns, Striped and Plain Terrys, all
6eautiill striped eps at $50 per yard, reduced from
t950.
Plain Union Terry at tl25 per yard reduced from
Plain Union Terry at ais per yard, reduced from
AIS,
Full Lines OF Cretonne Chntzes from so cents per yard
Figured and striped sattne1 Lace oilct Quilts aud
pinow Covers. LamDroquins, Curteins, Holland
shades, Slip Furniture Covers &C., &c, made " order
a. short notice.
An inspection OF the above Stock is invited.
LORD TAYLOR
BROADWAY AND GRANDsr
GRAND AND cHRYsTIE SITS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-23
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