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The Portland daily press., 1871-01-14

AssAULT1NG AN OFFIcER.-Last evening as
officer Geo. Il. Cammett was patrolling bis
beat he found two sailors fighting in front OF
Mrs. Foggs boarding house on Fore street.
near the new Custom House. He separated
them and they went into the house. Present.
ly one Of them returned and assaulted the off
Ger, grabbing him by the throat. Mr. Cammett
knocked him down with his fist once or twice
ana was about securing him, when some of his
comrades interfered and one of them began a
personal attack. After sharp fight Mr. Cam
NETT secured the first offender and locked him
up ana then arrested the other one. On
searching the last prisoner an ugly pair of brass
knuckles were found on him.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-14
Q O M M E II CIAL.

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk, / car
potatoes, do shocks, IS do lumber, do heads, do
starch, II do bark do household effects do seed
5do copper ore, do ay, 8 do sundries; shipments
rope, 80. cars provisions, do wheat, do ashes.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILWAYS boxes meats 8
quarters beef 10 mutton, car potatoes 200 bds saw
horses, 1S cases frames rs boxes do 10 bds saws 20
pkgs sundries
STEAMER FOREST CITY, FROM BosroN-11 bdls
am % bars iron, bales duck "a coils cordage 22O
tubs lard 10 cases and 10 bales domestics SO green
pigs tin, 25 tierces lard, So coils pipe cask GIN 10
stoves, IL bds ware, rs bales WOOL 100 boxes Iaisns
bdls mouldings, 8 do paper, % pkgs furniture
horse $50 pkgs to ORDER for Canada and up country
so bds leather, do pipe 45 bales WOOL bbls OIL 20
bbs sugar. case tobacco, 1922 bars iron plates do,
100 nkgs IN order -
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mum on the P. s. g. P. stock of 81 500, OOO The
latter road is ready and desirious of building
new depot in Portland, and only awaits action
in the Maine Legislature to allow them to
close up or alter the city highway. Ex-Gov.
GOODWIN CT this city has been President of the
Z. S. & p. road for twenty-five years and we
think has been longer in that office than any
one in the country
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-14

FROM NUMEROUS CASES of Dyspepsia and
Constipation, cured by the use of FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPH1TEs, after
every other known remedy has been used in
vain, its efficacy in reseoring thir functions OF
Digestion and Evacuation is manifest.
jan1Ot. -d&w1w.
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WARRINGTON.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Mr Loughbridge
made lengthy report to the House Judiciary
Committee this morning on the memorial Of
Victoria G. Woodruff, accompanied by reso.
luton declaring that women have the right of
suffrage under the 14th and 18th anne ndments,
but was voted down by the committee, Gen.
Butler and Loughbrdga being the only ones
who voted in favor
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-14

CRED1TABLE REcoBD.-Tbe Travellers In
surance Company of Hartford, wrote nearly
tnree thousand Life Policies last year, and re-
ceiVed over half million dollars accident pre-
NUNS Total income for the Company for the
year. one million one hundred and eighty.fve
thousand dollars.
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COLLECTIONS ON SUNDAY.-In most OF our
churches collections will be taken up to-mor-
row, in aid of the funds of the Widows Wood
Society. We published their circular last
week, and can only say that it is one of the
most deserving charities in our city. and that
we hope our citizens will give literally to-mor-
row
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+. y. BAILEY & Co., will sell at John Rus
sells repository on Congress street, this morn
ing, the entire stock of new and second sle;obs
pungs, harnesses, &c. See auction colun n
Also at 10 o'clock A. M, furniture, earnets
&C., at salesroom 10 Exchange street.
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SAVANNAH, Ca. Jan. s-Freights-We quote to
Liverpool per sail 45-32d on upiands; Sea Islands
ID; by steam I'd on uplands To Amsterdam GIG a
Sea Island nominal. To Liverpool via New York,
through per steam 13-i6d on upands; Sea Islands
ll-i6d. To Matanzas 50 in Gold.- Timber to Liver
pool 35s. R,sawed Lumber to Baltimore Sc SO; to
New York So q %; TO Boston 80; to Providence
Ss 90; to Philadelphia, Timber, $40; to New York
$40. To Boston per steam &c uplands; Sea Islands
1c: per sail q &c uplands; Rice So 3d. per steam
to Phi adelphIa &c on uplands; Rice g.
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new York stock and Money Marker.

Southern State securities were In better demand
and all bonds advanced except Alabamas. The taxes
now collecting by Tennessee will realize $220O00O
Money easy at 6@7 per cent, the supply OF ma
tional bank rates being steadily the increase.
Sterling Exchange quiet at 109t ITO; but few bills
offering.
Yesterdays upward movement in the Stock mar
ket was not followed up to-day and business was
limited and quite tame at the close with several at
decline OF a per cent. from the highest price Of
the day. Hannibal & st. Joseph advanced to SO, but
Wall street was filled with rumors respecting the
present situation and future of the company and
reported that of Its directors are engaged in
building competing lines of railroad and have lately
been heavy sellers of Hannibal & st. Joseph stock
The following are the closing quotations:
Western Union Telegraph Co, ,............. $50 aga
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-14

On account of alleged Entertainment of Prus-
sian merch ant vessels by French cruisers, the
Prussian government propose to withdraw the
consideration heretofore granted to French
merchant vessels
The famous sch. Wanderer, once a SLAYER
on the 28th inst. while on the VOYAGE from
Havana to Philadelphia with fruit,
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M 0nday Evening, J anuary 16th,

M Snday Evening, January 16th,
and continue as advertised with the following sub
Ject: Monday evening January 18th, On the Brain
influence OF Education on Health, Long Life, etc.
Tuesday Evening, January 15ih,
On the Heart; Causes and Cure OF its diseases Cir
culation of the Blood etc.
Thursday Evening, January 18Th,
On the Organs Of the Senses, Eye, Ear, Nose, and
their Diseases; Causes and Cure oil Catarrh. etc.
Monday Evening, January 23d,
On the Temreraments; Character; Beauty OF Ex-
preston and It's Cultivation; Influence OF Sunlight
on Health, etc.
Tuesday Evening, January 24th,
"Three Told Culture"
Thursday Evening, Jasuary 26th,
To LADIES ONLY.-On Maternity, and the Influence
OF Mothers on the Character OF their Children.
Friday Evening, January 9Th,
To GENTLEMEN ONLY.-On the Origin of Lite, and
tho Laws OF Hereditary Descent-"Like Father,
Like Child.'
Single admission, 25 cents; Course Tickets, adults
70 cents, scholars 50 cents. Will re ready at the
Hall, Saturday and Monday afternoons
EFPrivate Lectures So cents.
Doors open at 7, commencing at 1-2 O'Clock.
o. Hebbard, who has enjoyed unusual facilities in
witnessing the practice in all the large Hospitals
America, may still be consulted profess ioDally at
their Iooms, No. II and No. 70 U. s. HOTEL, from
a. m to p. m. daily, upon all diseases.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS
performed with neatness and despatch, and with
the least possible amount of pain. jn13td
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INSTRUCTIVE LEcTUREs-Dr Hebbard gave
lecture to gentlemen only, last evening at
Congress Hall, and very fine audience was
had. The important subjects presented were
such as to receive the individual attention, and
the most complete satisfaction of all present.
The Doctor is certainly a very fascinating
lecturer on the important subjects of physiolo.
gy, and the connection Of the bodily and the
mental organizations. Another course of
lectures will commence on Monday evening
next and these subjects will be carried out in
their higher forms of development. Doctors
w. W. and E. G. Hebbard, father and son, are
stopping at the United States Hotel, where
they will receive patients for advice and medi
cal suggestion. Doctor Hebbard Jr., is a very
excellent consulting physician and "a surgeon
of the frst-class.
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TERMINATION OF RAILROAD LEASE.

PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 13.-The contract or lease
OF the Portsmouth, Saco & Portland Railroad
to the Eastern and Boston & Maine roads,
which was made in 1S47, will be terminated on
the 10Th inst. by the payment of 100000 TO
eaeh Ct the other raads By the +. 8. =. road,
according to the contract, which was that
should pay the other 100000 The Boston
roads have paid the Portland road six per cent.
IN gold and cleared about 100000 by the lease.
both the Eastern and Boston 81 Maine roads
are DESTROYS of securing a new lease, but if
would doubtless be 10 or u per cent, per an.
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have captured the suburbs of Champagne and
Chateau Archie, with seven pieces Of artillery.
The number of prisoners taken the day he
fore has been swelled to 5000.
LONDON, JAN 13.-The Germans have &C.
cupied LIE Mans, capturing large quantities
OF supplies and war material. The French
are being pursued.
Great Britain.
FEARFUL CoLLIERY EXPLOSIONS.
LoNDoN, Jan. IAN appalling accident
has Just occurred at Sheffield. A colliery in
the vicinity of the town, in which number
OF men were engaged at work. exploded this
forenoon. So far as is ascertaned, 81 men
have been killed, but it is possible that the
calamity may prove still greater on investi-
CATION Than it now appears to be-
LONDON, Jan. 13.-Another explosion &C.
curree in colliery near Newcastle, in Stat
fordshire. Twenty persons were killed and
injured
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-14
TKLEGRAPHIO ITEMS.

Breed, suspected of the robbery of Halpine,
the Albany expressman, has been arrested on
charge OF forging the name OF Dewitt 9. Lit
tlejoa as endorser on draft for $4,000 on which
he obtained the money. Halpine continues to
improve.
II e Senate on Friday confirmed the Lom-
inaiion Of Admiral Porter 30 to TO- The Presl-
dent sent in message containing INFORMATION
c)ncurrng the cutrages in North Carolina and
other Southern States from 1867 to 1870.
The whskey property seized be the revenue
officials in Brooklyn on Thursday and Friday
will amount to from $4,000 to $4,000.
Dean Afford, of Canterbury Cathedral died
Friday, aged 81.
Red Cloud is asking that prisoners may be
starving.
G. M. Ford of Chicago, appointed Judge of
Wyoming territory by the President, is sup.
posed to have committed suicide at Vancouver
on Thursday by drowning,
Judge Macarthur of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia was married at Mil
waukie on Wednesday to the widow of Con-
gresham Hopkins
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mouth a.

lMFoRTATIoNs.-Every month, and at the
close of the year. we publish the monthly and
yearly statement of the amount of sugar and
molasses imported at this port. The following
statement of the receipts of sugar, molasses
and melado at this port during the year 1870
has just been issued by j. B. Brown & Sons,
and we publish it as showing the amount i'm
ported from each Of the principal Cuban ports
1t will be seen by the subioiued receipts Of 1869
that there has been marked increase in the
importation of these articles:
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B usiness Notices.

SozoDoNT.-All dentrifices had their draw
backs, until the salubrious Bark of The Soap
Tree was brought from the Chilean valleys,
to perfect the fragrant Sozodon t, the most
wholesome, reliable and delightful article for
the Teeth, that brush was ever dipped into.
"SPAULDINGs CLUE" always up to the stick
ing point. dec31st-eod3w
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. ian11aodtf
The New York University Medicine is max
ing more CURES than all other medicines com.
bined. Branch Office, $50 Congress St. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. If.
L. ID. MURRAY. corner of Middle and Hamp-
SHIRE strcetslis prepared to furnish Freeman's
oysters to order ianad.n
Try Briggs Throat and Tuno uao1ar &
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-14

FEW PEOPLE unacquainted with physiologi-
cal chemistry are aware of the quantity Of iron
in the blood but all should knou the impor-
lance ofkeeping up the supply, for debility,
disease and death are sure to follow when the
quantity becomes too much reduced. The Pc
ruvian Syrup "a protoxide of Iron) supplies
this vital element, and has cured many chron-
ic diseases. iap1Oth. eo6 &w1w
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-14

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN,
Raisins at 75c per box. Japan Tea Store.
Machinists' Tools. &c. L. Bailey.
DR.. Morses' Cold Medicated Inhalation.
Board. 80 Mrs. A. D. Reeves
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Return Of the Fakir of vishnu.
Concerts. :. Pocket Plan Of City Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Wanted. :. H. A. Mckinney & Co.
Caution. e. @. Ward.
State OF Maine. James T. Patten.
Pure Chinese Black Tea.
Furnished House for Sale or Rent. .. W. Il. Jerris
Wanted. :. Business.
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AUCTION SALES.
Sheriff's Sale.
Stock of Wholesale Fancy Good.
Oenler.

CUMBERLAND SIS.
TrACHED on sundry wits and will be sold at
~ public auction, on MONDAY, Jan. 18th. az "a
O'Clock, P. NJ, at store OF c. II. Hall & Co.. No. 100
following described property, to viii: worsted goods
Shirts and Drawers. Scafis, Hose. Ruf1ing, Velvet
Ribbons, Silk Twist, Yarn, Needless Binding Cottous
Alpaca and other Braids. Laces, Trimmings, Fdy.
ings. Insertions, Handle chiefs, Gloves Nels Elastic
Braid, Linen Collars and Cuffs Fish Hooks and
Lines. Key Rings. Thimbes Hair Pins, Whips Pa
per Collars, Needles, Yarn. Worsted. Pins Travel.
ling Boys Periumery. and Oils. Buttons, Jewelry,
China Dolls and Heads Also, Office Furniture
Desk, Tables, Stove, Chairs Sc. The stock Is fresh
the largest part in original packages.
Dated at Portland Jan. 18th. 1871.
E. N. PERRY, Sheriff.
jan12-td +. o. BAILEY & CO., AuctIoneers.
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CITY AND VICINITY.

Our advertising patrons are requested TO send
in their copy early IN the day as possible. Ad-
rertisements to appear Monday morming should De
sent in Saturday, mot Sunday)
tFree Religious Notices must be sent in 90
early as Friday noon.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-14

glad to learn that the managers of McGill's
Panorama of Ireland at Deering Hall have
generously offered benefit tonight to the
Widows Wood Society. For this thoughtful
ness they deserve the thanks of all friends Of
this noble charity, and we hope that every seat
in the Hall will be occupied The demands
upon the Society this season have been numer-
Gus, and more than $50 tons of coal bave al
ready been distributed; and the severest part
Of the winter is yet to come. Let us all an
answer this just demand upon our faith, re-
membering that "the liberal soul shall be made
fat; and he that watereth shall be watered also
himself''
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-14
NEW RAMPSHIRE,

SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, via LITTLE
TON, Jan. 10 Observation taken at Z =. NJ
Barometer "a "A; change plus OF; thermometer
50 degrees; change plus degrees. Relative
humidity 80. Wind W.; velocity of wind 26
miles per hour. The Thermometer went up to
" at P. NJ. There is very little ice left on
the house. At intervals during the day az the
clouds were cleft the light and shadows on the
m rorthward gave peculiar grandeur
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-14

"WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRI.
DAY, February 1st.' Id aud Sd;
At the elegant residence as above.
Comprising superb carved solid oak furniture con-
ss'ing of Buffet, large Table, Chairs, &c. 1t is con-
ddentiy believed that there is not in the Ubitsd
states at the present time so fne specimen Of the
medieval carved oak
Magnificent Buhl furniture, for both Boudoir aud
Chamber, purchased in Paris and the most elegant
OF the period.
An entire salon from the Montmorepci palace con-
prsing eight Wall Panels OF gilt richly embossed in
various devices OF armor. flower, figures, &c, ard
on two OF them the monogram G. NJ, carved OIL a
shell.
Lea ring from the chambers are Boudoirs which
are named after the style of the furniture aud deco
rations. as "Marle Antoinette," Bou,loir, s'Saloi
DOre, and others; the Q are furnished with suits
in elegant satios, drspeIies to mach
Very beautiful China. com prising tie
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-14
SETREN CHINA.

Tea St, presented 10 Marie Autoinette by the cit
OF Paris, purchased in Paris IN 1s4S Four Chairs
covered with fine tapestry, each bearing in the back
medallion Of Sevrqs, portrait Of a beauty OF the
French Court; Secretary, light wood. with Sevrss
medallion representing the Toilet oil Vepus Jewel
Case, gilt bronze and Sevres large ornament for
BILE; vase OF blue Sevres, exquistely shaped anu
between gilt jets; ornaments in DESIGNS of Cupids,
Medallions OF Sevres, each port ait OF beaufy OF
the Court OF Louis XIV, aud mauy other ornaments
and rare pieces OF his beautiful and exquisite China
very old MaiOica and other China.
Also The YaluAhla
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-14

EXCITING RUNAwAY.-Yesterdsy afternoon
about o'clock horse took fright on York St,
and came down the street at full speed follow
ed by horse attached TO a buggy that was
started by seeing the bakers horse on the ram
page. For quite distance it was an exciting
race, both horses on the dead run, but at the
junction Of York, Centre and Pleasant streets
the buggy collided with lamp post with such
force as to completely wreck it, jammiug it up
into such small parcel that the remains were
easily packed in cart and carried off. The
violence of the collision brought the horse
down on his launches as quick as if he had
been struck by lightning but he did not seem
to have suffered any injury. The bakers horse
kept on and at last accounts was still going.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-14

ARREsT.-Late yesterday afternoon the City
Marshal received despatch from Boston, re-
questing the arrest of j. P. Townsend, alias
Haynes; who had left Boston in the steamer
for this city, Thursday night, and who was
charged with larceny of furniture, &c. The
matter was placed in the hands of Deputies
Sterling aud Decelle, who went to the boat and
found that a man had arrived ir the boat Fri
day morning with a lot of furniture, billed to
one Lynch. The officers hunted up the truck
man who carted the furniture from the boat,
and he sail the man told him his name was
Jennings. The officers traced the furniture to
house on Cleaves street, owned by Mrs. Pres
lin, who Informed them that man named
Townsend had hired the house. Townsend
had just retired. and the officers found him in
bed and arrested him.
The 10 O'Clock train brought from Boston one
of the firm of W. p. B. Brooks & Co, furui.
ture dealers, who had leased Townsend lot of
furniture in December, with the express provi-
so that it was not to be removed from the house
where it was taken. Townsend, however, had
removed it several times, and at length put it
on board the beat for Portland, together with
many other articles he had obtained in Boston,
under false pretences. In removing the articles
from place to place to place, finally shipping
them to Portland assuming different names,
he thought he had completely covered his
tracks. But he now finds himself mistaken.
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BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success.

get Briggs Corn aud Buniou Remedies
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-14

Try Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. f.
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p. AZ N. II

II ~ ~ M U.
'NdERE will he special meeting OF the Portland
Army and Navy Union on Saturday evening
January H. at 100 o'c OK tor the purpose of taking
action OH change OF Head Quarters, and completing
arrangements Tor the Promenade Concert OF Februa-
ry I'd, also on RENTING The dues OF such members
as shall appear deserving Of the same and to decide
on the legality Of admitting Honorary members.
Per order OF S. GORDON. President.
oFgIcIALl Z. X. ELLIS, secretary. janl2td
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MAsoN1c.-The officers of Portland Com
mandery, z. T., elected in December, were
puplicIy installed last evening at Masonic Kall
by Grand Commander Chas. Fl. Mcclellan, OF
BATH The ceremonies took place in the ele-
CANT and spacious Egyptian Hall, which was
nlled with members of the Commandery, their
invited guests and radiant assembly OF beau
tiful women. The ritual of the order, estab-
lished for installation ceremonies, impressive
and interesting as it is, was rendered doubly
effective by the sincere and earnest manner in
which it was rendered. After this part of the
work had been performed, the rand Comman-
der delivered very handsome address in
which he compared ancient and modern knight.
hood aud explained and enforced the tenets of
the order. Passing along, he paid some hand
some compliments to the. ladies, had a pleasant
reference to Woman's Rights, and closed with
congratulations TO the companions for the sue
cesses of the past year, and reminded them Of
some of the duties which awaited them in the
new term. The list of elected and appointed
officers installed is as folows:-
+. C., DR.. S. c. Gordon; G., Orrin s. Foeg:
z. g., E. c. SWEET; P. Rev. w. E. Gibbs; s.
W, F. G. Stevens; j. W., George P. Gross; T.,
Charles Fobes; R., Ira Berry, Jr.; Standard
Bearer, Albion Keith; Warder, John G. Small;
j. Y. Hodsdon, Emmons Chapman and A, s.
Sawyer, Captains of the Guard. VIM. G. Da.
Wis is Masonic Trustee of this body for two
years.
The services of installation were interspersed
with selections on the organ.
Eight tables, elegantly spread, and capable
OF seating about 25O persons, were spread in
the great banquet room on the floor above, to
which the company repaired soon after the
close OF the address. Splendid boquets adorned
the board, and the bill of fare was both com.
prehensive and unexceptionable in MATERIAL
An hour was spent here, and after the appe-
tites of the company had been satisfied, pleas
ant addresses were made, wit sparkled, and
genuine mirth and humor abounded. It is
scarcely necessary to say that companion Phil
lips, the accomplished superintendent of Ma
sonic Hall, arranged the feast of good things
for the body.
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NEITHER falling teeth, nor the peeping
wrinkles OF time, SO forcibly tell of advancing
years, as your gray hair. ayers Vigor restores
its color and makes your appearance more
agreeable to others, as well as yourself. With
fresh, luxuriant hair, the infirmities of age are
far less noticeable. iap12.d&wit
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-14

BRIGGS Allavantor cures Ca,arrh.
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vs. lfyou have discharge from the nose
offensive or otherwise, partial loss of the sense
OF smell, taste or hearing, eyes watering or
weak, feel dull and stupid or debiltated, Epan
or pressure in the head, take cold easily, you
may be sure that you have the Catarrh,.-
Thousands annually, without manifesting half
OF the above sy mptoms. terminate in Consump-
ton and end in the grave. No disease is so
common, more deceptive or less understood by
physicians. DIR. R. V. Pierce, M. I. ,133 Sene-
ca street, Buffalo, N. Y, is the sole proprietor
of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy--a perfect
special for Catarrh, "Cold in the Head" or
Catarrhal Headache, which he sends to any
address by mail on receipt of sixty cents Sold
by druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-14

Which has created the most unbounded enthusiasm
wherever exhibited and it is the My successful at
tempt ever made TO Illustrate the beautiful scenery
OF Ireland.
a new and characteristic Farce, full OF fun, full of
wit, and full OF the pathos OF Ireland
the exhibition in which the following celebrated ar
fists will appear.
JOHN NJ. BURKE, the best Irish Comedian,
Singer and Dancer in America.
Mr.. GEO. A. ARCHER, the famous delineator OF
English Fops.
dienne.
Miss ANNIE IRISH. the siver-voiced Soprano.
Mr.WM. McGILL will give his eloquent description
OF Irish Scenery and his "reminiscences OF the gori
GUS Past Of ireland.
Admission 50 cents. Reserved seats, GO cents.
Tickets Tor sale at the box Office. jan5-td