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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-09

NEW YORK. Feb. s.-Cotton heavy with Ic decline /;
sales 2947 bales; Middne uplands f54c. Flour low
er; sales 800 bbls; State and Western firmer and
in tair demand; State 10 @9 10; round hop Ohio
6 so q As; Western 10 q Z 65; Southern 90 a
bushels; No. : Spring 80 q So; new Winter lied
and Amber Western 81 q I6J; White Michigan IS
@ 60; Amber Southern 571; Southern G5. Corn
scarcely so firm sales $4,000 BUSH new mixed Wes-
tern 80 q e5c Oats a shade frmer; Ohio and wes-
tern G3 g &c. Pork heavy; new mess % Is q 90 90
old 81 80; prime $50. Lard heavy at l24 q 13lc.
Butter in fair demand; Ohio IA a 22c State % a. 40.
Mn.ksy STEADY Western tree sss Rice dull and
an New oeans % so
spirits Turpcntine quiet at 51c. Resin is firm at
2 90 g 2 o. Petroleum dull; crude lee; refined 25a
(G 2Gc. Jalow steady at 81 Go &c.
475c Califorpia 26 a Csc.
Freghts to Liverpool firm; Cotton per sail s. i6 a
81; Flour Is Cd.
CHICAGO, Feb. s.-Flour nominal. Wheat ac i've
aud lower; No. Spring Chicago at 20k. Corn is
quiet; No 2 mixed Western 4sac. Oats steady at
IS tor No.. 2 Rye quiet at 81 q sic Tor No.2. Bar
ley dull. High Wines easier at &c. Provisions firm
AID hieher Mess Pork % 80 a % rs cash. Lard as
125 "a 12sc. Dressed hogs firm at So Live hogs ac-
tive at Z so. Cattle fairly active at % q 6 co.
Receipts-4OO0 bbls. -four, 10000 bush. wheat f2,-
600 bush corn, 5000 BUSH OATS 90 bush. rye, 1000
Shpments-40OO bbs. -four, 1000 bush wheat, 70,
GOO bush coin, 5000 bush. oats, 1900 bush barley,
5000 hogs.
TOLEDO, O., Feb. s-Flour dull. Wheat nominal
No; Red Wabash 37!; No. 2 do do SiJ. Corn
and Oats nominal.
CINCINNATI, Feb s.-Mess pork dull at % 80. Lard
IN lar demand and advanced to II a. 1899. Bulk
meats firm and demand light; shoulders SIC; sides
dos 9 lie Bacon in light demand; shoulders 80 a
Szc; SIDES lis e lZc. Live Hogs firm with a fair de-
mard at 7 25 q so.
SAVANNAH, Feb S.-Cotton lower: MiddIino II, :
lands 14lc.
CHARLEsToN, Feb Section quiet; M;ddling
uplands 14hc.
MOBILE, Feb. 7.-COtton steady; Mddling up
lands 1isc.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. S.-Cotton quiet and weak
Middng uplands 146c.
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NE HAM PSHlRE.

SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, via LITTLE
TON, Feb. 7.-Observation taken at Up. NJ.
barometer 1865; change minus "a; thermome-
ter II above; change plus Q; relative humidity
%; wind s.; velocity of wind miles per hour.
UP MOUNT WASHINGTON IN WINTER.
We made the ascent of Mount Washington
to-day accompanied by A. It. Clough, of War
rem, who spent several weeks here in the early
part ct the winter as the photographer of the
scientific party sojourning here, and by Prof.
Hnnth gton, the Superintendent of the party,
who came down the mountain and gave us
cordial welcome. The morning was pleasant
when we commenced the ascent at 1915 a. m,
but when about one-tbird the way up a snow
squall struck us and worked into storm which
still continues. The ascent was not so difficult
as we expected to find it, and magnificent views
were obtained for more than an hour after tbe
ascent commenced. We arrived at 245 p. m.
IN good condition, and were welcomed by the
other men of the party, Mr.. Smith, of the sig
a9l party, and Mr.. Nelson, assistant observer.
The wind was blowing at the rate of 45 miles
per hour when we arrived, but has now de-
creased to 26 miles. We are easily situated
ana have no reason to regret our trip to the
tains.
tSlgned,] LUTHER i. HOLDEN,
=. G. CoaGSwELL.
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brighton, Cambridge and NsedEord Cattle
Markets.

markets.
Especial Dispatch by International Line.l
BOSTON. Wednesday, Feb. s.
AT market this week lies Cattle, 6965 Sheep and
Lambs, 100 Swine, 5000 Fat Hogs; last week, 1022
Cattle, 1916 Sheep and Lambs. 240O Swine. From
Maine, % Cattle, one drove from d Wells
PRICEs.-Beeves-Extra quality $l2 so a 10 90;
first quality Sill 80 q S12 rs; second quality $40 so q
II 25 third quality 80 so % $40 70; poorest gra.,es
of coarse oxen. bulls, &C., So 90 q 800;
Country hides y q Sc; Country Tallow &c; Cali
Skins 16 g isc y tb.; Sheep and Lamb Skins 81 25
q rs ~ skin.
Sheep and Lambs-we quote sales of selections and
extra lots at "a so q 80: ordinary So 20 q 90 ~
head, or from TO 7sc W tb.
swlnezstoge Pies, wholesale u e Sc; retail Sc y
PoultIy-Extra l6f to 16sc medium Is TO 15le;
poor 14s 20 l4sc " fb.
Kemarks-The trade this week has been more ac-
tive than it was last, and prices unchanged.
The quality OF beeves in was not much different
from those of last week. Some OF the best lot OF
Cattle were taken at commission, and it estimate
ed would cost from 12a TO 1Sc W tb. There but
few OF the poorest grades OF Cattle in MARKET
There has been call for working Oxen or store
Cattle, and the excitement in regard to the cattle
We think the trade Tor working Oxen will be
ed. The CATTLE from Maine were all beeves, for
which the trade was not 50 good as for the Western
Cattle. The larger portion of Western Cattle were
s)Id on Tuesday.
We quoe sales OF Catte II at 7ac Plb, live weight
average weight 1f4S TBS; 20 at &c. live weight,
weight 1888 lbs; at 0c IS per cent sbrinkage:
IS at 1O4c i've, average weight 1850 lbs; II at l0ic
35 per cent shrinkage average weight l4t5 TBS; %
at lie 80 per cent shrinkage, average weight 1925
bs 10 at 10r 81 cent shrinkage. average weight
1912 ibs 10 at 7ac, live, average weight iaio b.; Al
at SIC, live, average weight 1908 Tbs; 80 at &C. live,
average weight 1873 bs % to Taylor. average weight
1913 lbs at &c. ve 10 at lie. 36 per cent shiinkage.
average 1858 TBS: at &c, live. average 1913 fbs 40
at Tic, live, average 1868 fbs 10 lie. 10 per
shrinkage; at lie, so per cent. shrnkage average
craze 111O Tbs.
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Superior Court,


The Superior Court, civil term, came in on Tues
day. Court being opened with prayer by Rev. Mr..
Small of the Free Street Baptist Church. The jury
are composed as follows: Randall johnson, Portland,
Foreman; Albert G. Berry, Brdston; Granville M.
Chase, Portland; Josiah Cloudman, Westbrook
W. s. EIwel, Portland; Stephen w. Freeman,
windham; Jonathan NJ. Heath, Portland; Nathl
B. Jordan, Pownal; Percy b. Loring, Yarmouth
Samuel s. Lyford, Portland; Otis c. Nelson, New
Gloucester; Gilman Nutiing, Oisfed; O'Neil w.
Robinson, Portland; John f. Sawyer, Gray; Daniel
Srout, jr., Cape Elizabeth; Henry Sturdivant, Cum
berland; Aug. w. Trne, Yarmouth; Elbridge G.
Wasg, Yarmouth; Nathan Z. Warren, Gorham
Alex: M. Waite, Westbrook.
MISUNDERSTANDING Sawyer VS.. Inhabitants
New Gloucester. Action to recover the sum OF
$422 26 for board, labor and services rendered ono
William II. Royal, a paapsr. after notice to Over
seers OF the Poor Of that town. Amount contested.
On trial.
Bradbury & Bradbury. D., cess Vinton.
Dresser.
The following assignment of jury trials has been
made by the Judge:-
THURSDAY, FEB. 9.
2si-Estes VS.. New Gloucester.
295.-Converse vs. Boulter and tr's.
34i.-ksley ct al, VS.. Willard.
-r,s 10 .t.7 SATURDAY, FEB. II.
32e.-Verrill W. Prince.
MONDAY, FEB. IS.
265.-Molrll VS.. Cushman ct ais.
TUESDAY, FEB. IA.
17e.-Smith ct al, VS.. Ward.
go THURSDAY, FEB. lG.
1u7 Wright ct al. VS.. Roach.
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photographic ITEMS,

The pocketbook containing $4,000 in bonds
and notes, stolen Saturday from the messen-
ger of the Chatham National Bank, New York
has been returned to the bank.
Judge Brady, in tie suit brought to FORE
close the mortgage of lot in Greenwood Gem
etery, has decided that traficking the sanctua-
ry of the dead was illegal, except in the abso-
lutte conveyance Of the title.
George w. Wittenburg, of Jersey City, com
mitted suicide Wednesday morning in New
York house of ill-fame. Cause, rum and jeal-
Ousy.
George r. Thompson, young Wall street
lawyer, who was among the lost by the Hudson
River railroad accident, was a son Of the late
Judge d. P. Thompson, OF Montpelier, VT.
The German army will enter Paris on the
10Th inst.
Nine hundred operators are thrown out O
employment by the burning of Evans thread
mills at Manchester, Eng.
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NEW UANrP slHIIg K.

PORTSMOUTH, Feb. 8.-The reported loss Of
the Tennessee casts gloom over the city
There were on board from here Chief Engineer
Macomb, whose wife and two children are
here. Commander Geo. L. Cotton, whose wife
is here; Lieut. Frank d. Webster of the ma
child are here, aud Commander VIM. G. Tenn
pie, who recently has been stationed here, and
esteemed almost as a citizen.
Commander j. Young, in charge Of the orli.
nance department. at the navy yard, gave a
large and brilliant party last night at which a
lady guest was severely injured bv falling down
stairs.
A thick aud moist snow storm commenced
here about noon and we have now severa
inches. 1t is still showing.
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NEW MUsIc.-We have received from
HAYES g. Cragin, No. II Middle St, the fol-
lowing new music published by White, Smith
& Perry, 29S and 800 Washington street, Bos-
ton.
go Way! Bundle bee!' words and music
by T. M. Hengler; kissing Sunbeams," song
and chorus, words by Dexter Smith and music
by G. A, White; "Why do We mourn for loved
oues gone, song and chorus, words and music
by Walter Kittrldge; "That Little Church
around the Corner" song and chorus, dedca-
ted to Mrs. Geo. Holland, words by Dexte,
Smith, music by G. A. White; THE Dir
Waltzes" with all the figures by c. A. White
these waltzes are all the rage now in Boston
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g O M M H H EAL.


Receipts by Railroads and steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-19 1873 cans milk, 10 ears
lumber, do heads, do shingles, do seed, do but
ter, do spints, do hams do hoops, 10 hay, do
bark, do starch do barley, do pickets, do lard
1 do corn, do oats, do splints do suudres; ship
ments EsAt 500 bbls flour, car feed. do sundries
shipments to Europe, cars starch, do agricultural
implements, do -four 30 do provisions.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-14s cases mdse, 20
do carpets 10 mutons, 40 bags spoos, IL bids lealh-
er, 80 pkgs sandlies.
PORTLAND & KENNEsEo RAlLRoAD-197 bdis
paper IS goods 20 prs springs, extension ia
HES borrd machine 10 boxes axes, 10 bbls anples
do dried do 80 pigs mdse, % cars Height for Bos
ton.
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToS-2OO bbls.
-four, 80 casks nails. "a bdS iron, do ttee 1872 hxs
raisns HID sugar, 100 bbls. pork 200 bags see.i
casks crockeIy, do OIL 20 bales Irvine, SO colts cord
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CARD.-Tbe undersigned, wishing to return
thanks to the citizens of Gorham village and
vicinity for their kindness towards me and nv
family during my recent illness, caused by an
accident in rolling machine, by which 1 LOST
the use of my hands for some time. was
made the recipient of handsome sum OF
money, amounting to 800, the voluntary con-
tributions of my fellow citizens, ard wish in
this manner to return thanks and express nv
gratitude towards them for their sympathy and
kindness, which will ever be remembered by
me as one of the bright spots of my life.
P. SANFORD.
Gorham Me- Feb z 1871
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age, 10 CHESTS tea. 200 empty compo.i.ion h.1s =.
bags and bbls oysters "a bd Gather go BAGS Sa,I
~ boxes oranges. 20 bags ne i. cases toSaoc. o.
empty kegs, 10 IBIS rum. CT liage Is dressed boys
80 pkgs to order; for Canada ami up couptry. 20
bales rags organ. is bdis sel, so bales cott;i n,
do wool. 3ls bars irop 40 wheels, 16 pcs marble A.
hds leather. 25 bbs. -four, plates iron boxes lin
pcs machinery, 1857 hides 40 pkgs to order.
STEAMERFRANCONIAF FROM NEW YoRK-9O bales
tow, 80 DO rags. 5 do coIdage, do domeslies. do
10 bars do bags ginger 10 do spices, 81 pks tea lie
chests do l05 boxes glass. l6 do fancy gols. so do
tobacco 140 do starch, 30 do school states 20 do SOAP
10 metallic burial cases. 50 do clocks, 1875 do raisns
80 do spices. sets Wheels, 20 joints pipe. bhds to-
bacco, do sugar. casks paris white DO pant " ~
do glass ware, 100 kegs ED co mabog my plant,
do boards. nianns 1 hnOoq 40 nkIs smnuries.
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A Card,


WAIKER's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,
12l Pleasant Street, Boston.
Some person sent me a copy OF the Portland Daily
Press containing challenge to any american
Teacher to dane with a Mr.. Barnes Tor $500. by
their fruits We shall know them" aud if his dancing
is as far behind the times as the Programme of Lis
Exhibition publ he'd in the same paper, can pick
fifty pupils from any one of my classes who wi
dance with bis,. and discount him for twice the
money. Yours faithfully,
tebS-3t RUSS b WALKER
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN FRANcE.-French
teiegrams state that terrible railway accident
took place Tuesday on the road between Ban
dol and ST. Nazaire. Owe: sixty persons were
kiiled outright, and the number sustaining in
]ufies will probably reach 300, many of whom
are fatally Wounded.
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LONDON, Feb. s-ii.30 A. M.-Consols 9Za for mon
ey and account.
American securities quiet; U. s. 5-20s. 1862, OK:
do 1860 old 9O1; do 1861 sSa do 10-i0's 500. Stocks
Erie Is; Illinois Central 109; Atlantic s. Great
Western rs.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Sill 80 A. M-Cotton dull and
tending downward; Middling uplands "a sales TO-
$50 bales. Breadstufs quiet
FRANKFORT, Feb. s-11.3oA M.--United States
5-20s 1862 quoted at 95s.
LONDON, Feb. 81 P. NJ -Consu:s Of for mon
ey and account.
American securities quiet; Stocks quiet; Fries
III.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. s-i.30 p. M.-California wheat
lis 10d "a us; Red Winter lis Al Flour 2ss yd
Corn 35s Cd tor new. Peas Ais Cd.
LONDON, Feb. 81 80 p. M.-Consols closed at 80
for money and account.
American securities-U. s. 5-2Os 1862, 903; Go 1865
old, 800; do 1867 S9l; do 1O-40s, S91. Stocks-Erie
is; IlliCois Central at l09 Atlantic & Great West
ern 2S.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. $50 P. M.-Cotton is slightly
irmer; Middling uplands 7sd; sales 10000 bales.
Breadstuffs declining. Refined Petroleum Is sgd.
LOSDoN. Feb. 81 80 p. M.-Tallow ass % ASS Sd.
Linseed Oil iss. Spirits Turpentine 37s.
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New FIRM.-Maher s. Co. having purchased
the entire stock of Harris & Co., corner of Ex-
change and Middle streets, are now prepared
to furnish the public with the newest and lat
est styles of Hats, Caps, &C. Mr. Maher is a
first-class workman and has been in the en-
ploy of Mr.. Harris for the last three years.
Give them a call
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DRY FEET are necessary to good health in
our climate of rain, snow and thaw. The best
insurance against snow and dampness is pair
of the CABLE SCREW WIRE Doors OR SHOES.
Easy, pliable, durable, they may be had of any
good dealer.
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MEssRs. DAVIS & Co., in our special notice
column call the attention Of those who wish
bargains, as they intend to close out their en-
ties stock of goods preparatory to having their
store thoroughly renovated, and will offer the
e1tire stock at cost
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house; The stop cocks were six feet six inches
from the floor; there is drop light with cock
six or eight inches above the too Of the table.
The testimony here closed; the arguments
will he given this morning
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CHURCH FEsTIvAL.-The ladies of the South
Congregational Society at the Cape gave a
very interesting entertainment at the Ocean
House Tuesday evening. The tables were we'll
loaded with eatables furnished by the ladies'
Interesting remarks were made by Rev. j.
Fairbanks, Rev. Mr.. Mason and Mr.. Robinson
OF Portland The festival was to raise money
to repair the church in Spurwink, for which
about 800 was obtained. The Society ac-
knowledge themselves under obligations to j.
p. Chamberlain, Esq, for the free use of his
hall
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Acc1DENT.-We regret to learn that Miss
Eta G. Quincy met with bad accident on
Saturday last She went to dismount from
the horse-car at the top of the hill near J. b.
Coy.es residence in Westbrook, when the
wind struck her--it blowing gale at the
time-and her foot slipped on the ice, and she
came down on the knee with such violence as
to split it across.
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WEBSTER, under Fluent's Hall, is prepared
to furnish all kinds of Pastry, Cake, Ice
Cream and Oysters; all kinds of Fancy Dishes
for weddings, private and public parties, at the
shortest notice. iap11eo5tf
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JoB PEINTING.-Send youra orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they win be promptly attended to at the
OWest possible rates. VIM M MARKS
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One gains vivid idea of life at the SUNNI,
House, Mt Washington during winter storms
from the view given in this weeks Harper, OF
that mountain eyrie.
Tonight the Young Mems Christian Asso
citation will give asplendid antiquarian sup
Per and Old Folks Concert, the latter in cos
tune at their rooms in Mechanics Hall Build
ing. ~
Don't forget to secure your seats for the
"Peoples Concerts" at once at HAYES and
Craigins or at Twombly's. Remember the first
one takes place on Monday evening. They
will be most delightful entertainments at a
very low price.
The citizens of Portland will bear in mind
that they are not the only sufferers from a
want of water. At Worcester the high gale of
Saturday blew down the large pipe supplying
that city with water and they have been oblig-
ed owing to the substance of the water, to
pump, the supply not being more than for IA
days The caution IS given to them not tG
waste the water and the same caution applies
here. The company are putting in another
pump at Sebago.
Tickets for Morris Bros, performance car
now be secured at Halves & Cragins.
Special agent Lobdill of the Treasury De
partment is in town.
Yesterday the weather was quite moderate
The mercury indicated 80 degs. at noon. Ii
the afternoon a snow storm commenced.
The average weight of the members of one o
the engine companies in this city is LEI
pounds.
A lady's overskirt was picked up in the ST.
last evening 1t may be found at the police sta,
d ton.
Don't forget the entertainment of the young
folks to be given at the ,estry of the Universal
list Church at Stevens Plains this evening. G.
early or the LAST Loaf" will be gone, anG
the Thirty Minutes for Refreshments" may
be exhausted.
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BEAUTIFUL PIcTURE.-We have received
from the publishers, Messrs. George Stnson &
Co, Nos. 81 and SO Exchange street, one of
the prettiest engravings we have seen for many
a day. 1t is entitled, "Good Morning. and
represents Fido, the pet dog of the household,
awaking his little mistress, who greets him
with glowing smile and bright eye. 1t is
charming delineation of innocence and child
hood, and the picture is handsomely go up. 1t
deserves, as it no doubt will receive, an ex-
tensive sale
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A LOT of remnants of fine black gros grain
dress Silks, from to 1S yards each, worth
W. 80, selling for SO at Cosia Hassan's. 3tfeb7
INFANTS GARMENTS, ready made, at Cogia
Hassan's. feb6aod1w
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TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. #
kRICCSt llaUa ntnr lIaforrl

GET Briggs Corn and Buniou Remedies
COLDS AND CoUGHs. Sudden changes of
climate are sources of Pulmonary and Bron-
chai affections. Experience having proved
that simple remedies act speedily when taken
In the early stage of disease, take at once
"Brown's Bronchial Troches', let the Cold,
Cough, or Irritations of the Throat be ever so
slight, as by this precaution a more serious at
tack may be warded Off
Owing to the good reputation and populari-
ty of the Troches, many aoorthless and cheap i'm
itations are offered, aohich are good for nothing.
BE sure to OBTAIN the true "BroUn's Bronchial
Troches'. Sold everywhere.
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CHiLDRENS EXHIBITION

CHiLDREN's EXHIBITION BALL.-Last even
ing the juvenile class of Messrs. Gee & Harm
den gave one of the most splendid exhibition
balls at City Hall that it has been our pleasure
to attend. The attainment by the little mas
ters and misses of the polite accomplishment
was indeed almost wonderful, cor siderng the
age OF the pupils the accuracy and grace, and
quickness of movement, and the beauty Of the
dresses The execution of the Galop. Polka,
waltz, Redowa and Lancers Quadrilles, and
the Round Dances were very beautiful. While
all gave SO pleasing an exhibition we may he
pardoned for particularizing the very petite
chlldren OF Mr.. j. IL. Prince, Mr.. Edward Bal.
ley and MIR. William Allen, as so much cor
rectness of step and music could hardly be ex-
pected in children SO young. The galleries
were filled with a large number Of admiring
friends. After the intermission the more eld-
ly portion of the company enjoyed some of the
pleasures of the dance. The feeling was uni
versal that the exhibition ought to be repeated
on some future occasion.
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10 THE WEAK, the Worn and the Weary,
the editor of the Boston Recorder says: "We
can most unhesitatingly recommend the Pc
ruvian Syrup, protected solution of the pro-
toxide of iron, to all the weak, the worn and
the weary. having richly experienced its BEN
efits. 1t possesses all the qualities claimed for
it by its proprietor" feb7th-eod&w1w
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QuHrE a sensation was created at Cosia Has
sans yesterday by the offering of lot of Kid
Gloves, slightly spotted at 80 cents pair.
There are few more left
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APHoNIA.-One of my daughters, who had
entirely losl her voice was advised by friend
to use FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HY-
PoHosPHTrEs and one hour after taking the
first dose her voice was completely restored.
j. S. ARMSTRONG
Greenfield, N. B., January, 1867.
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B- Don't think because snuffs and strong
or poisonous solutions will not cure Catarrh
cannot be cured. The proprietor of DIR. Sage's
Catarrt Remedy offers $500 reward for case
of Catarrh which he.cannot cure. 1t costs but
fifty cents for a package which prepares one
full pint. Sold by druggists, or send sixty
cents to DR.. R..V. Pierce, NJ. D., 1873 Seneca
street, Buffalo, N. Y, and get it through
the mail. A pamphlet free. The Genuine
has Dr. Pierce's private Government Revenue
Stamp on each package.
feb 7th-eod1w tu-th-s&w1t
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THE NEW York University Medicine is max
ing more cures than all other medicines CON-
bined. Branch Office, $50 Congress st. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. tt.