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The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01
PimpleS on the Face,

For Comedones, Black Worms Gruhs, Pimply
Eruptons. and Blotched dis6gura' ions on the race
Use Perry's ComcdOne and Pimple Remedy
1t is 'nsauihle to The af1 eel. Prepared only by
DIR. @. B. Perry, Dermotologist, 40 Bond
ST., N. Y. Sold by Drugg SITS everywhere.
teb17sn dNW Ans
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ID 4 &c ID

In this city, Feb. &c. Guv Burbank. onv child OF
Richard and Mary E. Abbott age.I years 10 months
Funeral Cd Thursday afternoon, at O'CLOCK, at
No. 5 Mechanic street
In Phpsburg, Feb. %, George Hook, aged Is years
months
Ia Durham. Feb. 16. Mrs. Mary E., wife OF Levi
Severance. Esq aged 81 years
In Waldohoro, Jan. 70, Mr.. Cornelius Dreamer,
aged 50 years.
ln Bristol. Jan. %, Adelaide Tarr, aged SO years
10 months.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
II. a. Of p. r.. ID

rs. IL II II. r. ID.
A SPECIAL meetifg Of the RELIEF ASSOCIA-
n IION OF THE PORTLAND FIRE DEPART
MENT will be he'd a. the CHIEF En- GINEFR's OF
FICs, City Hal. on Wednesday Eve'g, March
10Th. 1871. at u o'clock tor the following lined
pu. D Sc:
To act upon the report of the Committee appointed
to revise The By-Iaws OF the Assoctat on, and to
make choice of Trustee To fill vacancy existing
In the board. Per order of the Cove
mr1Sn2W CT LEIGHTON Sect,v
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01

JoUvENs KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price %
'en's per oottle. mr28-d1y
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01

The Boston Times proposes Consolidation
of the Boston g. Maine and Portland, Saco &
Portsmouth Railroads, the Legislature of
Massachusetts, to fix the rates of travel and
ireishtage at price that will insure the stock
no'ders fair remuneration for their invest
ment II thinks the P. s. & p. rood would be
s'u W en'er into the arrangement and re-
auction OF rates would be the consequence.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01

For Moth Patches, FreckleS. and
Tan, use Perry's Moth and Frcckle Lotion.
1t is the only reliable andharmess Remedy known
for removing Brown discoloration. Sold by drug
gists everywhere. Depot 40 Bond st.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01

Personal journalism prevails in Washington,
Ohio. The Register says:-"Miss Emma Rot.
binson was quite i'll last week, but We are
happy to state that she is conValescent. Emma
is too good a girl to be sick, and we hope she
never will De any more"
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01

The AMERICAN AND MEXICAN CLAIMs-The
a'eenuon OF the President has been called to
the TACT that the mixed commission appointed
to investigate and adjust the American and
Mexican claims expired by limitation on the
hrstof February, while as yet only seven or
eight cases have been disposed Of Tboro oro
over one thousand cases presented bv Anal.
can citizens, and over nine hundred Inv NJ;
can citizens, and it would seem impossih,o g..
the commission to settle tenth part of tbesa
by the time to which it is limited.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01

THE DUTY on COAL Yesterday the House
of Representatives, without moments hest
tation or word of debate, passed a bill repeal
ing the duty on foreign coal, by vote of IA TO
46. OF the 46 eighteen OF the PENNSYLVANIA
delegation voted in the negative. Politically
classified. those voting to retain the duties are
sc I,epublicaus and 10 Democrats
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01
The First Mortgage
7Per Cent. Gold
BONDS,
ON A COMPLETED ROAD,
FREE OF Z. 9. TAX.
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST
IN CURRENCY.
Burlington, Cedar R0a,jds
d Minnesota II. II.

The completion OF this r ad has given 10 these
nos an est iblshed character eouil any mort
gage Issue itait in at the sfoc Exchange. We are
prep red TO buy and sell Iaem at any tiDe st our
baoking House. at market rice-thus pl cling them
gu the same bsss, tor temporary or permanent r.
YES ment, with Governments or anv oth-r curity
These bonds are a first and only mortgage on a
RAJ road That has cast dout lie the amount OF the Is
SUI, a"d which commands, without competition ali
the Traffic OF Northern IJwa SoatHero Min, O.
s)a-shortening the distance from ST. Paul to Chi
cage 10 miles, >nd to ST. Louis more ,hao 80 miles,
The net rninss are already IaIg ly in excess of
interest on the bonds AMI dou exists that they
VIII mose than doube within the en- suing year.
contract has been secured with the lineage.
bur.ing on, and Quincy Railroad Company oohR I.
ing The Ia ter 10 invest so cent gross
derived rom traffic with the Burlington, edar Rap
ids and Minnesota Road in the hon1s OF this COM
pany. This arrangement is q strong guarantee OF
me ponds and establishes a large sinking Iund for
their redemption. -'-
.. The convertbty privilege in these bonds enables
mem to De exchange TOT stock at par at snv time
LUIS secures to the holder, his optIon a share IN
any excess OF ca nn's over the interest obi IN Atom
Au exchange OF Gov-rnm mt securities Tor theas
Dons retuI ms 81 per cent ntere I, instead of per
cent, which is all that Governments pay at present
price, besides eavlng immediate gam of about 20
per cent in pri, Tor reinv 81 ment.
ALI maj ketable Securities taken in exchange fres
oil Commission and Express charges,
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FOREIGN POPTS

for New York. Idy.
CID at Gibraltar Sd, brig Todd, Mcclure, foi
Malaga.
Passed thr' ugh thu Straits barque Caro- Balls, I'm
Palermo tor Phi'adeipbia; big Ennis Hopkins. from
Malaga lor Philadelphia.
Al al Ii. bon Sd inst, 5rig Walter Smith, Smith.
New York.
AR at Bordeaux 9th. brig Keystone, Berry, from
At Hayre 10Th inst. shin Midnight, Hatch. from
Bost, n, Ill ior Cardiff to load Tor japan
Ar at Antwerp 9Th, ship John Patten. Hill, PhiIa.
delphla.
CID at Liverpool 18th, shin Jane j Southland B,sh
op. Newport. to load Tor Philadelphia.
Ent out 18th ships Pactolus Totey. Philadelphia:
Merom, Lowell, for Savannah; Marcia Greenleai,
ret tads'ow 1nh oarque Helena, Coffin, Cardiff
for Maranham. leaky.
Ar at Queenstown 25th ult, ship st Charles. Collev
San Francisco 0''
At tara 18th inst, sch Frank Howard Darn,o,, a.,
New Work just ar iu
At Las unas 18th. barque Union. for New v..,-
sch Mary Harmon, Parker, tor do AoiA )
Cd at Havana goth, barque Eva Fl Fisk Er,or,
In port ais. big Atlas, Hodsdon. for Nou Wi.
ldg sch Sylvan. Clifford, tor 40; and "thsrs hork'
Siu I'm Matanzas 18th, bres MARY r ra1ror r. :
Cln: rev YORK; Calista, Partridge a.. Ca eli
christ, Gut hrist, 20 sch + CUSHING Coal s1Iti
more ., is SLID orig Tucker, Tucker. New Yors
In mort Dir ha SGD Alcyone Dsv 5, Portland
q, Hat, 'stn, oaIque Dalirg, Mcdonald TOR North
, maiteras. ldg; Urgs Waller Howes, Pierce,
una lei pnia: j kennedy II tfst s tor North OF
nv sen WindW ard. Ellis, tor IA limore;
uot a. OF John MI, 10Th, sch George Staples, ior
SPOKEN.
Dec s, lat 347 N. Ion s2 81 e, barque Give, from
Dec 90 rat ~ II s. lon 40 SO E, ship Rather, nom
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01
HatcbeIOr's I,a,r 1--WE.

rhis splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable, JIM
stantaneous; no disappointment no ridiculous tints;
remedies the ill effects of bad dyes; invgorates and
gTss the hair soft aa1 eautiiul black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Ferfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, 16 Bond st,NY
June 9-1s70sNd1yr&w
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01
PASsE NCERS.

In the Caspian, from Liverpool-Mr Allendort. Mr.
Malsoery, j y Clegg, Mr. ana Mrs North, Mr. Patti
sou. Mrs 1t POWER, MIR Lewis Grant IL and Mrs
JOIN Gallagher, and others inferno late and
age.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01
CAUTION.

THE public are hereby notified. that al the notes
and demands advertised bv VIM H. .Jerrs. Ell
ecutor OF Edward Robinson to be sold March ld to
written agreement OF Robinson in his life time
to discharge the same on condition Of payment OF
twelve and halt per cent. OF tnesamount thereof.
The above notes are not signed bv Henrietta Cor
lss. ALBERT G. COkLISS.
feb24:ndt march2
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01
Rushton's Cherry Pectoral Troches

will be found superior to all others Tor Coughs Colds
Asthma, Group and Bronchial Difficulties generally,
exceedingly palatable. having none of that nauseat
ing, unpleasant, cubeb taste; very sooihng and act
like cham. Alec Rushton's IT, W Cod Liver Oil,
for Consumption, Scrotula, &c. The Oldest, purest
and best in the market. Use no other. Sold by
Druggists generally. oc2ssn -d& wem
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01
TO LIE 4.

STORAGE and Wharfage Cd Custom House
wharf, Apply 10 LYNCH, BARKER d Co.
ocI6tf ST. l39 Commercil St.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01
IMPORTS.

Steamship Caspian, from Liverpool III bales mdse
to NJ Baiev. l0c'ses canadian tx Co: so case.
K: bills steel. 1 anvil 5 R.dgway cases M Use
Sherbrrd& Co: case j-welry, savage lynn n &
Co 1850 boxes tin plates, q cases, 20 pkgs mdse. TO
Order; 2l-5 bars iron. 100 bdls do II CASKS BIOS.
ton; and goods for Canada
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01
Out of Employment.
Ia Word to Youno Mea1

HOW often We hear young en- say 'I AIN out
IL business, loafng and want SOM thing to do,
and looking over oui paoer find 81 ua ior want
ed. This is the everyday cal. Young men, We
eau inform you where to ger seady lab and por-
mauent business the year round, and w.rth 10 YOU
$500; Ne donC a you IS, rs, or SO or Ibis inor.
nation; We will tell you what Is needed and how to
be successful in lite; 1t Will saw you manv dollars.
IL may lake all the means you have to 90 away
I'M. in ho.es TO find business. "a can save ,our-
silt all troatle and exprnse by addressing us, all
Young men evertwhete who are out OF esaplov eut.
Ten Cen; NUT be enclosed with all addresses or
positively n Information ven
Address Box 1857 Portland, Maine. fA25uew6t
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01
M A 10 H l Il ID a..

In Belfast, Feb. 10. s. NJ. Hewett OF Hope, and
Maria A. Keen, OF Appleton.
In freedom. 3 M. Hewett, OF Albion, and Laura
Z. Twitcbell of F.
In Liberty, Feb. IL. Horace Nash and Esther Rob-
inson
In Greeley Colorado. Feb. 81. by Rev. Mr.. Davis
Herbert Jones. OF Gree ev tormerl0 Of Boston,
and Miss Fannie NJ. bucknam, of Falmouth. Me.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01
Rut1er g. Rood

Butler & Reed
Claim to have the Rest Rubber Root. moso l..
the United states, which they sell as low "a anv
kind of aRubbe Boot can be purchased in this civ
dc1sneode II Market. Square,
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01
MI. Q. M. A.

Stated Meeting of the Mains Charts Me-
"A chanic ASSOCIATION will be held 10 tho Library
Room on Thursday Evening, March I'd, 1871. at
L. O'Clock. l.. F. PlNGkEE, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01
Wanted.-A rartDer.

WITH four or six hundred dollars capital, to en-
w gaze in Bee Keeping. who has had
some experen In the ana cement of Bees, prefer
ed can show the right man thar the business will
pay. Address Post Office Box17Is. Portland Me.
| ynar1dt&
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01
STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
AUGUSTA, Feb. %. 1871.
n Office is hereby gwen that Peiiton tor the
~ Pardon OF James OHara, q couvIct in the
State Prison nder sentence for he crms OF iarc.ny
IS now penuing befDte the Governor and Council and
Gil Chamber ar Augusta, OF WedussIay 16th day Of
Mach xt. al IL O; lock a. m.
FRANKLIN NJ. DREW, Secretary Of State.
mrl.9 WIZ
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01
SPOK en-

Dec s, lat 347N Ion e 81 E. barque Give, from
calcutta tor Boston. -, n.., -
Dec 80, rat II s. lon az 30 L, snip nattsr, Hoin
Manila fJr New York.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-01

HOUSES and tenemants on Congress- Preble
IL Newbury amp Alder Sts Appyl 70
mrldtf ELBRlDGE GERRY, 80 High st.
For Sale or TO let.
HOUSE on Parris street, two story, has IA rooms
IL lot b5 100. Pie tsant place ami good neigh
borho0d Will be Sold 10 y ii applied tor soon
Enquire OF nj. A. NICHJLS,
mr1*Jt North end Deerng Bridge.
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No Young Men.

Now that another 4th day of July has
passed by, we wish to say a few words
to the young men ina business pOin tot
view:
1t is easier to be good business man
than poor one. Half the energy dis
played in keeping ahead that is rcquir-
ed TO catch up when behind. will save
credit, give more time TO business, and
add to the profit and reputation of your
work. Honor your engagements. II
YOU promise to meet man, or do a
certain thing at certain moment, be
ready at the appointed time. If you go
out or business, attend promptly TO the
maitcr on hand, and then as promptly
go abont your own business. DO not
stop 10 tell stories in business.
Ii you have place Of business, be
found there when wanted. No man can
get rich by sitting around stores and sa-
looms. Never ''fool' OH business matters.
you have to labor for living, rcmem-
ber that one hour IN the morning is better
than two at night. If you employ others.
be on hand to see that they attend to
their duties, and to direct with rcgulari-
~, promptness and liberalty. DO not
mcddle with any business you know
nothing Of Never buy thing simply
because the man who sells will take it
out in trade. Trade is money. Time is
money. A good business is pleasant
and attractive; then stay there to wait
OH customers.
Never use quick words, or allow your
self to make hasty or ungentiemanly
remarks to those in your employ, for to
do SO lessons their respect for YOU and
your influence over them. Help your
self and others will help you. Be faith
ful over interests confided to your keep
ing, and all IN good time your response
biliiics will be increased. Do not build
until you have arranged and laid out
good foundation. DO not-as YOU hope
to work for success spend time in idle
ness. Ii your time is your own, busi-
ness will suffer il you do. Ifit is given
TO another for pay, it belongs to him,
and you have TO steal money. Strive 10
avoid harsh words and personalities.
Do not kick every stone i'm the path
more miles can be made day by going
steadily on, than by stopping to kick.
Pay as you go. A man ofhonor respects
his word as he does his bond. ASK, but
never beg. Help others when you can,
but never give when you cannot
afford to, simply because it is fashiona-
BILE. Learn 10 say NO" No necessity
for swapping il out dog fashion. but say
it firmly and respectfully. Have but
few confidents, and the fewer the better.
Use your own brains rather than those
Of others. Learn to think and act for
yourself. BE vigilant. Keep ahead, raih-
err than behind the times. Young men,
cut this out; and If there is folly in the
let us know.
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SAN DOMINGO, july 10Th, ~.

JAnothcr reduction Of fare has been
made by the o. and NJ. II. r., Oh Louis
willie and Jcilcrsonvillc tickets. Fare to
Louisville. So IS; heretofore il has been
SO AZ. Fare To JeticrsonviIle. s5 10;
before, under the old rule. it was So rs,
This is only three cents per mile on local
rates, and 2! cents per mile on the round
trip. To Jeffersonvillc, and return, tho
fare is 81 81. This rate took effect Tues
day, July the lith. Our friend j. {.
Watts, Union Passenger Agent, suggests
ed this rate to the General Passenger
Agent, IN order to compete with the
Mitchell route. lVircenmcs Sun.
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by MRS. T.. AKERs ALLEN.

by MRS. T.. AKERs ALLEN.
The loose large-pctaled white roses,
Which bloom in the Southern May,
Have long since scattered their snow
flakes
And finished their fragrant day.
But the margins Of odorous clover
Are mottlcd with pink and white,
There are clusters OF tall white lilies,
And clumps OF lady's delight.
There are tangles ofhoney suckles,
Cncurbcd by their weight Of bloom,
There are bowers ofblushing sweet brier
And blazes OF golden broom.
There are wallflowers, brown and golden
And poppies like waving fires,
And all the neglected spaces
Are purple with larkspur-spircs,
All day do the bees drink honey,
From the blue campamla cups,
And the moth in the yellow primrose,
AT his twilight leisure sups.
There arc pinks with their spicy breath.
ings.
And borders of mignoncttc
But yonder there smiles blossom
More lovely than any yet.
For the fairest Of all the flowers
Which bloom in her gardens bound
Is wimsomc and wondcrsome Oracle,
With her yellow tresses crowned.
No bee can be half SD busy,
No butterfly half SO bright,
As she, the queen Of the garden,
Happy from morn till night!
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~ The Philadelphia Post, Republic
can paper, thus refers to distinguished
citizen sof lndianai
"Hendricks is the coming man in
West for the Democratic nomination for
the Presidency. One of the editors OF
this paper has recently returned from a
tour in the West, and found no one else
spoken OF. The Western people do not
believe in General Hancock as a candi-
date, do not think he could be elected.
Since his retirement from tho Senate,
Mr.. Hendricks has been living i'm lndi-
annapolis, and has not been active in poll.
tics, though his friends have been work.
ing for him everywhere.
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0rMorc than two hundred priest.

@Morc than two hundred priests
and about twenty five bishops, from this
State, Ohio, Pennsy lvania, Kentucky.
Illinois, Michigan, and other States,
participated in the funeral exercises Of
Bishop Luers in the Cathedral at Fort
Wayne, on the 4th inst. The cersmo-
mics consisted in Offering up PRAYER for
the dead, high pontficcl mass, anda SER
mon by Archbishop Purcell, in which
he gave a short history of the deceased
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Agricultural Smpleulemts.

ISAAC STRAUB & CO., Manufacturers Of the
l. celebrated Portable Crist Mills. Queen Of the
nth" for corn meal, wheat Touring and stock feed,
spices. &c, also boiling apparatus smntcrs, and mill
work generally. N W. corner Front and John Streets,
Cincinnati. O.
HAPT. u. IsARNSHAW, Manufacturer and
dealer In Agricultural Farm and Plantation I'm
piemrnts and Machinery. Sslerocins N2 Walnut and
Is AMI II West Six tn street. Cincinnati D.
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~ Why should women not be In
trusted with matters requiring calm dc.
liberation Because they are nearly
always in a hustle. = y. A. Ledger,
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Grofrrs.

rTHOS. 4 ROR'T N. JONES, Wholesale Gro.
i Gers. No 81 west Second street, Cincinnati.
Jacobs MESCHER, Wholesale Grocers and
q dea!ers In Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Nos. Is
and 20 Main street. Cincinnati.
JAMES w. AUSTIN, Dealer in Staple. Fancy,
Foreign and Domestic Groceries, Northeast corner
Firth and Elm Streets Cincinnati.
DlSHOP BROTHERS, Wholesale Grocers. 81,
s3 and IS Wsnut street corner Pearl Cincinnati.
WM. Glenn 4 SON. Wholesale Grocers, nc. 70 aud
w ~ Vine street.
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"A large bug is reported 10 be making
vigorous attacks upon the tomatoes, and
Is doing great damage 10 thar vegetable.
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List Of Entcrprlsimg Business
Firms of Gin cinnati, Ohio,
Who have subscribed to the Capital
Stock of the Rockpot and Northern
Central Railway Company. Purchasers
visiting Cincinnati will ind these houses
the best in the city to deal with, and dis
posed, as they have already evinccd by
their actions to look after the material
interests Of their customers.
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YOHN BALI. Wholesale dealer in Hats. Cans and
O Fancy Furs No. ll3 Main street. west side, Cincn.
natl.
nICKINSON. PRICE BISHOP, Wholesale
~ dealers In Hats Cans Fnrs. and Straw Goods,
northwest corner Vine and Pearl streets Cincinnati.
VTNHOMPSON, GOODRICH L Co.. ~ whoesxic
i dealers In Hats Caps. Furs, and Straw Goods No
81 west Pearl street. Cincinnati.
lockwood. Nichols & Tfce. Wholesale dealers
- IN Hats Caps. Straw Goods, Ladies' Furs No. 05
west Third street, Cincinnati.
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BOOK ON BUILDING.

vXyinklc Co.. 3ll Fourth street. Cincinnati,
w have just published Book OH Building; every
person contemplating building should have . copy.
Send for H. Price One Dollar.
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n3-A Home for Fricndless Women
has beeu fitted mp In Richmond.
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Gelvelril,
y'iqnars.


NFCELIEE Z RESNJNG Grss, Western Mar
XNx Bile Works Nanllss and Monuments Cabinet and
Plrmmers stock Front street bet, cen Gas Works and
Ni,l street. Cnsiira:
Tosepll Foster. Steam Marble and Free Stone
O Werks, ccrrer Elm and Cans streets. Cincinnati.
r j. MYERS l. Co., Wholesale dealers in For-
~ eigr and American Msrbe. fifth street; between
Stone and Hoaalcy nesr G. II. d. 4. y. Depot, Gin
siniIAii.
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ER.fAT SAVINGS INSTITUTION cf {.
XyF. ADaE + CO.. 8. W. corner of "a and Main Sta.
up stairs, Cincinnati, o.
r ID. WOLF, Note Brokers, and negotiators Of
loans Oh mort esgss aud ether securities, No. s6
West Third street. Cincinnati, 0.
A NDEEwS. BIssFLL & CO.--Esnk Of Dis
~ count and Deposit Nos 50 and 81 West Third
street, CINCINNATI, D.
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JACKSON Observation-Disclosures 4 BRO,
- Cincinnati, O.
TNLM STREET BREWERY.-C. MOERfEIN,
II n r. corner Film and Henry street Cincinnati, o.
r ION RREWERY AND MALT HOUSE.
i 4 z. Wimdisch. Muhlhsrser Bro. Miami Canal be-
tween Liberty and Wade streets Cincinnati. o.
WlNDJ 3CH'S Lager Reer Brewery.
Dayton street. between Central Avenue and
Whitman street, Cincinnati, 0.
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CARPET WARPS, Sc.
FEATHERS.

ID A. Holden & Co.. Wholesale dealers i'm Feath-
III ers. ALWAYS psv the highest market price for
Ginseng and Beeswax. No. G7 Vine street. Cincinnati
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Bakeries.

jTbERSTEH'S CRACKERS. Forester 4 r.r-
II kns. Propr.io.s once andfac'"ry, 43vinc street.
Cincinnati.
YOVT BAuxyss 4 CO., Sssm Bakery. and Ia :
- cels:or Baking Powder Works. southeast esrnsr
Iudlew and Second sircc'r. Gin ihns'i.
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Winooiu Sbaots.

IN Antlrcss Co., Importers and manufacturers
II OF Paper Hangincs and Window Shades, No. 90
west Fourth street. Cincinnati.
@ Holmes 4 SON, Manufacturers of Paper l'ara-
s iugs and window Shades, No. III Main street he.
tween ith and sth. Cincinnati.