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The MILITARY PARADE ON THE FOURTH
The following programme for the militay part
of the parade on the afternoon of the Fourth
has been adopted by the committee:
The military companies Of this city, consist
worth No. 2, G. A, r., Army and Navy Union,
Portland Cadets and Portland Light Iutantry
will participate The line will be formed on
Congress street at 8 o'clock, with right resting
on Center street. The column will move dowS
Congress street to City Hall and receive the
reviewing officer and suite; thence down Con-
gress to Pearl, down Pearl to Middle, up Mid
die to Free to High, down High to Spring, up
Spring to State, up State to Pine, through
Pine TO Bracket, through Bracket to the
parade ground on Western Promenade, where
the battalion will be reviewed by His Honor
Mayor Kingsbnry and suite. After the re-
view there will be battalion drill and dress par
ade. Returning, the column will move down
Congress street to City Hall, leaving the re-
viewing officer and suite and the parade will
be dismissed. GEO. w. PARKER,
Capt. Com. Bat.
GuAa II pENNFIT Act Adit
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Eight Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds

upon the Louisiana division OF 22ea miles from New
Orleans to the Sabine River. This will pr badly be
the most valuable portion OF the whole line, as It will
De the only rail communication BY which the enor-
nous productions of Texas can reach the Southern
metropolis.
So important is this road considered to Louisiana,
that the State has made very liberal grants in aid OF
the enterprise. by direct donations by endorsement
Gifts bonds, and by subscriptions to the stock OF the
Company, amounting in all to over eight million
dollars.
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EY% Arrest that terrible Catarrh, and thus
avoid a consumptive's grave by using Dr..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. It's not warranted
to cure Consumption when the lungs are half
consumed, nor to make men live forever nor
to make this earth blissful Paradise, to
which Heaven shall be but 70 side show, but
the proprietor will pay $500 reward for case
of Catarrh which he cannot cure. Sold by
druggists, or send sixty cents to DR. R. V.
Pierce, 1873 Seneca street Buffalo, N. Y, and
receive it by mail.
je28th-eod w-tu- th-s&w1t
PERRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION and
Comedone and Pimple Kennedy is sold by every
wholesale and retail Druggist and Fancy
Goods dealer in Portland and elsewhere.
jo8th-eod1m
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WOOLENS.
HENRY TAYLOR s. CO, Auctisueers.
Will be sold at AUCTION
Thursday, 3 p. M. July 9th.

A I Westbrook. six miles from Portland, near the
ASaccarappa Station on the p. q r. X. r., and in
the immediate neighborhood of churches and schools
large Dwelling House, convenient for one or tive
tamIhes; 10 finished rooms; sunny and airy. Seba-
go Water is introduced; good stable and yard room
with several ruit and shade trees. For further par
tculars apply to the owner
je24td REV. K. p THWING.
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Boston steek Laist.
4 sales at the Brokers' Board june 20.
BUSINESS NOTICES,
TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. IT,
Atwood,s Ouiuiue Tonic Bi,,ers

GET Briegs' Corn and Bunion Kemedie
BRIGGS Allavant0r cures Catarrh II.
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Gr0nd Trunk RGiIsUay

Portland TO Chicago and return, all rail, good
until Nov. 1st. $4,000
Portland to Chicag00r Milwaukee. and return,
via SarLia steamers, COED un Ill Now 1st.. -. $500
Portland to Detroit and return, good for 30
days. ......................... $500
Portland to Niagara Falls and return, good for
Portland to Montreal and return, good for 20
days ...........:... io.oo
Portland to Montreal and return, via Quebec,
good tor ~ days ........................ IL w
Portland to Quebec and return good tor 20
days. io'oo
DAYS. ..,..'...... 800
Portland to Brompton Falls and return. 80. 1900
Portland to Sherbrook and return. .......... 1l50
Portland to Island Pond and return $50
Portland to Niagara Falls and return, via Bos-
ton, New York. Sound Steamers, returning
by Toronto, Montreal and White Mountains.
all rail-. Zo.OV
Do. do, returning via Royal Mail Steamers. $500
Tickets via Sarna Steamers
Portland to Chicago or Milwaukee, frst-class,
including State Room and Meals. ........... 1900
TICKETS at lowest rates to Chicago, St. Louis ST.
Paul, Omaha, California, and all points West, by
either New York, Boston or Montreal.
Pullman's Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars
are run ON all the Express trains on the Grand
| Trunk Railway.
For further Information and Tickets apply at any
OF the principal ticket offices in New England a' '0
Depot in Portland, or at
ID. H. BLANChARD'S, oppo. Preble houssa No
No. 2S2 Congress street, Io'''"""' ~
VIM. FLOWERS, Eastern Agent,
june12du Bangor
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To Let.
DLEASANT Lodging Rooms at
i ap22eodtf Is Hiuh Street.
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We learn that the yacht Juliet, formerly be-
longing to the Portland Yacht Club, has been
sold in New York for $250O.
The Aged Brotherhood held meeting last
evening to consider the subject of the annual
excursion. A committee was appointed to
whom the whole matter was referred; compos-
ed Of Messrs. Eli Webb, John B. Hudson and
Henry Trickey, who will report at an adjourn
ed meeting on Tburday, July 9th.
The train on the Grand Trunk, due here at
at 2.45 yesterday afternoon was delayed about
three hours by the burning of the bridge across
the Androscoggin at West Milan.
One OF The marshafs OF Che graduating class
at Harvard Commencement yesterday was the
son Hon. James r. McCobb of this city.
Several of the classes of the High School
celebrate to-day by an excursion to the
islands.
We trust that the Alumni of the High
school will come ont in full force this evening
at the meeting called for the purpose of Or
ganization, for it is certainly very promising
movement, potential of great advantages-lit-
erary and social-to the coming children of
our Alma Matter
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erary and social-to the coming children of
our Alma Matter.
The FREEPoRT RAILROAD DIsAsTER.-Coro-
ner Hall of this city went to Fieeport on Mon
day night to hold an inquest on the body OF
George Chase. killed by the accident in that
town. He informs us that one axle of tn
tender was broken close up to the wheel,
smooth, fair break, without the least indication
of a previous flaw; and the microscope showed
that the iron was of the very best quality
The engineer of the train when put upon the
stand testified that the moment he discovered
the trouble he sounded the alarm whistle and
reversed the engine. The reverse drove the
cars together and smashed the platform of the
baggage and first passenger car. He then
started up ahead, when the shaekle between
the tender and the baggage car broke, and the
latter immediately fell over on the side. The
verdict of the jury was that MIR. Chase came
to his death by the accident, but they express
ed no opinion as to the cause of the disaster.
Mr.. Hall also went to Brunswick and held an
inquest ON the body of Alfred Barron, the
brakeman. who died of his injuries subsequent
ly. The verdict was in accordance with the
published facts.
CAUSE OF THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Hon
S. r. Corser one of the Railroad Commission
ecs. in obedience to the requirements of the
laws of the State, made an official visit to the
scene of the railroad disaster, Monday, for the
purpose of ascertaning its cause. At that
time he was unable TO come to any satisfactory
conclusion, owing to the state OF the wreck,
but he was convinced that the theory of the
broken wheel was erroneous. On making a
second visit, Tuesday afternoon, he found that
the disaster was caused by the baeaking of the
axle of the tender-an accident which, in his
opinion, can be prevented by no human care
and foresight. Breaks almost always occur
close up to the wheel, so that satisfactory ex-
animation is impossible, and the fracture is Of
such a character as to defy detection until it
gives way entirely. Mr.. Corser is of the opin-
ion, however, that the six-wheel tender in use
ought to be supplanted by the more modern
eight-wheel tender, and that the change would
be conducive to the safety Of trains. We un-
derstand that the Railroad Commissioners
though generating the railroad company
from all blame in this case, will recommend
this change in their annual report.
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FENRY CLEVS Dc Co.,

FENRY CLEVS Dc Co.,
80 Wall sIreet, New YORK,
TOWER, GIDDENS & TORREY,
BREWSTER, SWEET " CO., Boston,
General Agents Tor Ne " England
w. II. Wood, Portland.
III. M. PnysOm Portland.
Swan q Barrett, Portland.
Spencer. Villa ~ Co, BOston
FOgg Bros. & Bates. Boston.
Head T. Per kins, BOslOn.
Richardson, Hill Il DO, Rosreu
4. MOliin., m Orse a. Co., Bos1On.
Atwood & Co., R0ston.
Hubbard Bros. a. 90, Roaton.
Beck Brothers. Boston.
Stone q D0wner, B0ssom
r. a. Hawley & Co., Boston.
- ID. Sturtevant. Boston.
Geo. ~. warren 4 20, II osson,
Foot g. French, Boston
OF whom pamphlets and information NAV be b.
tanned.
feb23 W&S is w.t.
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ENTERTAINMENTS
Grand Excursion.

Still is the night, all nature seems to sleep,
Save moon and stars reflected in The deep.
Sweet flowers the melody the wave along;
Attend. and raise the harmony of song.
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Weather kepOrt-.June 2S-i2 r. M.
War Department Signal Service U. s. Army, Di-
vision OF kilograms and Reports for the benefit of
my
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1: I: i' i.R.
SYmbolic Admouitionl

VlHE season ia at hand when the human
IL family il more afflicted than during any
other Psrt Of the year., Tho SUMS rays acting
ter poiaon aSs asnsosphsre, Hoduees 1nn.
many disorders OF the system-Chills and Fe-
TsF. Bilious GcnP!a:a:s, pi=rrheea, Dysen-
tery. Cholera Morbus. Cramps and cholic. eto.
Hence ina . the systeH Ks9niEcs M ga an invigorating
shattered forces, and enable tho organs to
perform their proper functions. For this pur-
pose We would recommend tho use OF Helm
lJSH,4 QUEENS DELIGHT. '#
$MRktQeheia snt 7, stbmaphg 10 :
For Coughs and Sore Throat.
For the Lungs and Splitting OF Blood.
For WeakpsAa And General Debility.
For Diarrhna and Dyeentery:.
For Fever and AHue. For Bilious Fevor.
Eor Cholera Morbus and Cramps.
EprYaIpitati6n OF theHeart. !!
= For Broken Down Nervous Bystem. Yt
For NeurAlBi1 And Rheumatism. i,-
For Purifying the Blood. ~ &: -.4if
AEIHITsH's QUEENS .DELIGHT -:
The people approve of, and physicians sanc-
ton ite uee, beeause 1t is o good medicine
Take no other medicine. It is o spring inyi-
gokator,t summer t0nics o purifying beyo.
rage, admirably adapted to all conditions,
male and fcmale=gxQwn persons and chill
dren at this particular season. Be sure and
call at Heiqitsh's Drug Store and get bottl
OF his great medicine. =
Prepared only by E. 81. HEINITsH,
May 80 Druggist and Chemist
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..1G tho. Rolfow or THY I1sHdb"ri .
pNA3a. oREpYx rET

...1a tho. Roltow OF Thy IlaHdb"rDt
.rJ9IA1a. oRFpTt r.FE
Safe in The hblfbh Oh Thy hdnd, lln
Now fold us, o our Fatherl
Still hold US, O-ouE Ea&her-
II tho 5TcS. safety cf Thy love
Touching our hearts from Thy heights above;
Ever within Thy plying breast, (f
Eniold u.s.. our Esthe1l .,..,,,
Through shifting paths and Turing bloom
Still guido US, Q our FatherIo / ~, -: Ia
Be with us when the hours Of gloom
IN s4aaa ID saossss ef Of aasaS5 srs pstH ssba>
Grant us the better, certain gain
OK perfect faith and trust In Thee;
.pslSMgsAsA AlhIsIMa III IIhM1aow q fWgSs vis4k III Ill {
Safe shield ns. Q our Fatherl
The joys that from Thy blessings epring
Still yield US, O our Fatherl .rg
Stretch out Thine everlasting arm,
That through all harm, and fears of harm,
By ws ds1 ss ND ysS haSE @ IIyng gs e ess
ThouIt shield us, o our Fatherl
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GreenMl{s and C9lIhbia KaIlToad.
III. HQtUMBfA,,' ,'H1G,,.,ht4acH I, 1871.

Do gdReE, fas fEs ss,f5 1aii5RlnR IRE,
schedule wiH b5 F1h: daily, sdddays SScsptsdd
connec citing with hi ght Trains! onBouth Caro.,
lima Railroad up and down; also with ;TfaipH
g9a g9iang NORTH ap9 sonth On; & Charlotte, Coluwbis
b m ..se-EC II 81 .IIp. ,:l. ..yir l...t CNn1O
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AlyeTgs lyS g}he|E|fX h \: gRae2StexRfHSs ! s2.!sF
For Nt.a.:es ct the Throat and Imnkay

Ayers; Cherry PeetofRGss
ofHI modw 10 Tia .hoanoB y7H-yf
For Disease: ct the Throat aud LunksY :.
-:rHuqA e4Ponshs, oGer17.. Whpopipsr'I
,1abiJnq2l Pr4nnriitiit7, n tA n 4; iu.r
10 PaboI stfeGSf+t ~ sstIftfpiifBphtsty BOA, - !;
ptSa aRAsI ss}a5 ssS Y Vol! s!S ySS %1i H. @ Fl
deeply upon the corijdsnqi uif nngiif1u, as il,s
fi5txS Sasc 81 sss eeSylyn,a
Of ule f1itts Of he6l hai iseii ghei atid khsr
n tllcr aI iSlss h4 opte better Known.
s, f1if liz et iasy eysn a fgs &t iya qe
nlndd II xuNrn nh Itliai1le pxetectDr ingain 81
$ sl . fahfsys3 fhiy3 y y ; saa Il f@sf aisf4ss ma
lent c"nsumrtion, and the, ,afynScftn.n pns
eaaea ' haefs hS @ ASania III xs|ss xsfs99a IT
hand In oyeu lhinfis, md hli9ctl q. Mi hre lncs
pf"v9% f XII, ips Sg SSFyh shena ~
Although settled C0msm,nIfiGn ie thought III;
Curlh!e, etin grht n,ttIberai6f .rascs M5cre Tic
disease secIWfa settled, hove. Gccn ctp:pltteay
cured, npd the patiett restored to sorid fcH}t}f
by the fChr,rltl J'ccIornf. 80 t;nm plcte eh iits
mnslery rIrdey y,5 2IfS uf disaa;srS r; H.f a..
EnerrU I:ec}0tal n,cyl lfll.ls :9a1ii,pppa aar.1 +.
p4ois: o!sgSys t'2 54sp ,h aVS s'fft4eIt ri ApgySa
lfIhma;isoalwpSE rtlscvclt AID often cr Laiit,
ssas!2H|R a .;ii|, s;|i, aAStS1 ~ EAsz
nss I st sspHs{ R H. II s os
TO Inorc tfr,nr hssprc TIC rablc fhhp tGsfities
pro FULLY maintained. rInCc: Inn siuI. AZ. 10
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Ayers A,gu Cure, ,,3

For. Fewer. and, A9ue, Intelmttsnt FpIcs.
Agae; Periodics Or Bilious FeSer, fe e.,
and indeed allpthe affections which arise
from ttnala1fous. marah,- or, .niaanalo
As il, nnmq implies docs c,yc; ana does not not
multi, zinc, non An yioher Ihinurni Or Ioisononsi
sYbstanSe Nlmtsyei, It p powi.s inl,lrss, any pa-
in the agie diAtrics are liteInlIy beyond tiecoht,
Of Ague medicine. Our pride +, grntiacd BY tho
effected In obstinate casari md whene .othar rem.
ctiSs dies had Nholly failed. l,u...iz,I. ...g..,
travelling through nlinsinntlc locnIltioe; kll bd
pE@Stects! @ by taking ttte AdVE, CURE daily,
ity Of the Liver, Is mn excellent remedy, .tiina
iaang the Liver into healthy activity ;l!iI: Z
4 For Hiiona Disorders and Liver Comp laintf, il
Is an excellent REMEDY, producing iIidnE truly
romnrknbic cures, where otllcr nedfcinus had
failed. fi.E .+,.,,, .It. -.
Prepared 1y DE-. j. c. AVER & Co, Practical!
and Analytical Chemists Lowell, Mass. and
cold an round tho world. ~. sll- ,',,t5,i
PRICE. $500 PER :BoTTLB.,t-.7.
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PRICE. $500 PER :BoTTLB.,t-.7
Dec City fAdg 81 !. N G.. 81. MIOT.fAgent
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& BRAND1ES. ..t.
= CASKS James Hennessy's d B1andenbnrg
y Frores DRAND1ES, imported direct, aud
prise vfntages Of 1885, 1853, 1860 and 1868.
Stock OF Hocke, Clarats and Whito Wines in
clude somo OF tho most famous brands as well
as soand loto priced goods. For sale by
March 25 GEO. SUMMERS.
nLD BANK BILLS ana niUTILATED
" CURRENCY bought and sold bv
Nov 70 emo D. GA1LbNIIIL. Broker.
Blackwell's genuine Durham Smoking To-
basco at rcLLoCK's.
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Drawers.

acsiyed ths.Ageni;cy. I;
Mty.df4 ne one
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&ARA4R;48R4A44x
! Ague and Fever.
The only preventive knoHn-tor Chills and
fever IL the use Of Wolfe's sohiedam sohnapps
Wolfe's schiedam 6ohnapps
E9nFdebSiIaaea I aJsslIggaJ ET
Is preventive OF Chills and Fever.
Wolfe's Hohiedam Sohnapps
! ~ W6Eo's Sekieaans SeEHdPps
Is.good Iqr az Kidney and Bladder Qomplaints:
" Wolfes comedian sohnapps II
>,>i,Iesood for G6ht:a oI 3rIEiII
1Yolfe's lScAiedan. Schnapps :
Is good for Collie and Pain in the Btoma R::n
/ ,WQlteR sSqhiadaR Sehnapps i've
is good for ell Urinary Complaints.
1Voye& 616f1dd1a EVhnbps
Is initiated and countorleited, and Purchasers
will haze e saqeg.iepsi liz iaa RWoAeeipR.
i Wolte's sohiedam schnapps ),
t. used al. o7er tHo :so-.a ~ :Phssaeiahs, il
their PRACTICE.
,eadss Ed t9 s SSs
!, feel bound to say that I regard your
sse ha Fl eests ghe s1,ss Passss possis
article Of Hoita9d gin. heretofore nhobtaiha.
els aT p e. siMas2 Mo2 By
i 90 bRhkzuiAeatiaalle Chemist; apN Kprk.s /,
a!ss Ss5 4 q l.; s,a
cages as a MI ~ i "a saalssa t.: l0i sa'n
! -si' .5nesa-. I i"iapR,i,. ~ BRIGHT. [
%sohnepps remedy il ahsoila 81 olktssff.t:
T, I .take srsst, pleasure in b'eaauring b'aui i highly
cre!iitabie testimony to ito efficacy, as a rene
dial agentt N Che =ss %! A":e:ek Joc
rrecommena leo Having uraktendency to
Stimulation; i I'fegafd It as oGs 81 fIe II most i'm
tionss haftieulatly those Of the genito.urinary
ssRsasS's ssRss oHss &'a Es Tsa
!as P1xE srntkr, New Yoax, Nov. al, lsa7L
Ubolrnn W6!PE, Esq; Present -DEAh;s s1n: Z
Of your nsohfe6am sohnappe," With che intent'
Of fdetefmining II any foreign OF ii furious aubl
stanes had'been added to the simple distilled
spirits. .,Giii ;i.,,.i
siun that the sample contained no poisonbne
Or nRfmfhl adn1ifthfe. have been unable
to dissoter sny oi .the, deleteriousspb-
adplteratipn OF liquors.. Iwould not hesitate
to uae rnyhelf, nor to recommend to others,
for medicinal purposes, :the 91.sehiednm
bohnappe,s as an excellent and unobjectiona.
0's ssasd sss5 StE sEHf Ghss%ss
,CHHMfCAL AND TEcHNIcAL LABonATony, 18
ExuHANoE PLACE, NEW YonK, Nov. rs, 1867
UDcLPHo WoLFe, ESD DEAR SlR: The under
signed haye carefully and thoroughly Analysed
q sample Eof. your Aromatic Schiedanl
Sohnapps," selected by ourselves, and have
ganie substanoos. more or less injurious to
health. From tho result Of our examination,
wa G G69naidet M the article one Of superior quail:
qualities. Respectfully yours,
ltsigued), ALEX. TIftpPEU, Chemist.
FRANCIS E. ENGELHARD, NJ. D. I.
For. sale BY al respectable Grocers and
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST,
ApriL1.uT3mo 22 Beaver st., New York
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LIHA,Bl RsCO..ii:i
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aeco The
'LB..iAE G.r.a4W
og !MaiHy:West..i
hlxnnnT!EEEAyEsj hl
n nnnaM S.16'p m
1853 hm $50 . IN;
b84pm 8S6 pm
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liL 35 p n l1.TAn
1A4e5 MN9.M4m
Il T@ia hr aEcchn
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Summer Schedule S. GU. Il. r..
81 ,~o..OhanRe OF Sohedrfe;.s,.,:.

81 Change Of 8
.OFFIOE NORTH CARO-
s. 1asaE ssSBES
be sfhn over thie Road In
following yi.l,. TIME !EAI
III iTrAiRs Going East. a
;lsi. y Hnniyi.n41aARSTeRs.s
Charlotte, HIof55.B q ha
Salisbury 8:O3 am .E2Sam
Qr4sb,Q1I.M o m Ae3AAG
Co Shop12.40 p nj LOS p m
Ril!,DS' hi!lisb'so : 2,2s 5s pm 2.sspmt
Colds bofo nO ..il:j ;1rue
~ sIyAips Going EAet !
ChaElotte7. .16 a nd
SalisbH 4.31 & hi 4.87 km
Gr'nSbH' 1.254m 1.95 q N
co Shop 11.e7 : M ~. .N q M
HiHsho1Q07 pm 40. % . b
Raleigh G.59 p m TAO a m
oS'aae 5ane 6 6 " u. giRgR ~ gR1
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Good Things.
pAMSAY'S Islay Malt Scotch Whiskey, Sir
=AO Robert Burnett's Old Tom Gin, otard,
Dupny, Cognao brandy, Duff Gordon's Pale
sherry South h-sido Madeira Wine, London
Dock Fort Vino, Hibbsrt's London Portor,
McEwcn's Scotch Ale. Tho abovo direct from
tho Importers and warranted pure.
For sale by EDWARD HOPE.
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,ladc' or Poor Run,,,. W-LiaLcy, Fro,a
Spirits aud Rnfgsc I4i1uurs doctored. sr.Se2
and swcetenod to please, tla taste. called ' ToIk
fcs,"" Appetlzcrs... ncstorcrs," Sc, t;iat leah
Tho ttpp!cr on to t!unienpcss nad rui;, bpt alo
a tzuc Medicine ,mado from tho Eatiyo Roots nnd
Horbs Of California. FREQ from oil Aicohoitc
6tIinulauae. 1,cy srot,.c GREAT BLOOD
.,PENIFiEN nnd LIFE GIXIN& rRIN.-
Reao oYatof, and df6yfS6fptof ff
tic System. Carrying or Mf r6!sonouB Indf 6uH
restoring the blood too healthy condition. No
person can iake -thcsc Bitcts according 70 G,-ec-
ton and rchl ain lbns unwclE < - ! 33.J
tAfor Inffn mInnt Org and Chronic Khcu-
rnntiBni aud Gout, Dyspcpsin or IudI-
gcstfou, Bilious, leClnirrehe mud luscr-
inftfoDt Ecvers, DixDnnen of tLo Dloodf
l.Ivor, kadMeyS, nd HiadheT, these niS-
tors have been inoat successfnl:! Ghrh !DisA
cnxrs are caused by vitinted Blood, which
iH generally produced by Gcrargenidnt OF tho
Digestive OrUnns. i"s -
DYSPEPSIA or, INDIGESTION. p
Headache. Pain in tho Shoulders, Coughs, Tiaht-
Ecss OF the Chest, DI:z!ness Sour Eructatio1s OF
TIC Stomach lad tnstu IN tho Mouth bilious At.
tae,s, PE!ai:st;on OF the Heart, Inflammation OF
Tie Laiss Pain ia tic reYiors or the Kidneys and
hundred ct;.or painful lymptoms, crs tha OF.
s?r;:lgsof pts3apsia, I Iis!vlet,S
Ta.y nyiSorctc Lie Stomach ani stmulate the
torpid liver and bou ais, wh!c rcnle them or tr
eIuaued efficacy Ia cleansing tho. blood OF al
.tmpurisst. aud in,pa.tiuy now ITO and yisor to
she, whole sYatam. ,ayo1, ut
FOR SKIN DISEASES. K1urtlons. T eltar,.
Salt I,hr u1n B.otehoe. Spots, rluplcs. Puatuus.
Boils Cafhunc!as. KinswoElas. scald.IIead, Sore
Eyes, Rrys!palss Itch. scurts, Diseulorat!ons OF
the Skin. IIuniors and Diseases OF tho sEin, OF
whatever Lana or1ataSo. arc literally dug ~
and carried ont OF Tie iJstcn in thort ti,na by
tho uso or those rine.s. Ore bottle fu alton
eAsss Will convince tbs 1aost fnefodniora Of their
curative ofGeea. 20
!; Caoanso thdIyieasad L4ooi vhensrer yon 1nd
It's Impurities bursting StluVesh the skin in rln,-
plcs, Esuptions Of sorca cleanse II whep you
ind II ,obstrGesed and !. .sluggisl ia tho roits;
cleanse !twlian 81 La foul. and your f9elingp Uni
toll yon .wilsn. Keep tho blood pura and tho
eralth OF tho system will follow.
CPtN. TAPE ain othor wO1th1s lurking In
tile system OF So many thonsa Nda. Gro euectps,.y
dnattoycd and removed. For fall diroctbnsl read
carefully tho circular around each bottle. -,
J. WALKER. Proprietor. r. II. McpoShfp g
CO., Druggists nnd Gen. Agents, san Francisco.
Cal. AMI 80 and 81 Commerce Street. New s. ork.
. BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND pEALgisA
.sat31y GElGER i McGREGOR, Agents.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-25

A fine GUNNER tonic is Hattorrs Bittcrs-
can be had Rt PoLLocH's.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-12-13
WOman'S Rights.

The progress of the woman's right,
agitation was illustrated afresh and posi-.
lively before Judge Sharswood. at Nisi
Prius, yesterday, where there was the
novel spectacle of woman, in her legal
capacity, arguing in demurrer in case
against sundry election officers who re.
fused to recognize her in her capacity as
voter. Such actions as these bring
the whole circle of woman's rights into
prominence, and the eloquence of counsel
may stir judicial pang that the law has
not recognized function so irresistibly
approved. But in Montana, where wo-
man suffrage was briefly tried. it has
been denied North american of last
,ceck.