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Jay Gould,s Petition.

IN The matter orthe Petition of James H. Coleman,
Recefuer, James FISK, Jr., ana Others ps. John
SUan, Intp,edded-Jay Gould has filed petition in
the United States Circuit Court In which he states
that he was defendant in the suit In the Supreme
Court OF the city OF New York In which James II.
Coleman was appointed receiver OF certain shares
OF stock; that he was party defendant
in the above entitled suit; this suit, he
believes is brought with reference to precisely the
same stock tnat in question In the State court IN
which Coleman was appointed receiver; and he be.
.ieves there were other defendants in the law suit
besides Swan yho bad been duly served. After the
The New York herald., 1871-03-26
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MARCH 26 s-QUADRUpLE sHEEN

her husband, and Instituted proceedings for a al.
vorce and alimony. IL IL set up her part that,
from beginning their married lite here poor-they
were married IN ireland-he, from an humble stone
lie denies the alleged marital irregularities and
ciphers his property down to and hls income
from IL only trlne over $5, coo. The matter came
mp again yesterday, and some additional allC avts
were submitted bearing both upon the merits OF the
case anu the motion for aimony. These a1idayts
embeuied no new Facts OF msrital interest. AT the
conclusion OF reading the affdavits and argument
by the opposing counsel the Judge followed the
usual course, taking the papers and reserving his
decision.
still Fighfing II Out the Same Line.
Before Judge Barbour.
Jane r. Hdtstead us. Ddud HdIstedd.-Ths Is the
well known action brought by the plaintiff to obtain
additional alimony from her husband, the two hav-
ing been divorced twenty-five years ago. When the
divorce was first granted the defendant, then being
In a comparatively impecunious condition. was
dered TO pay the plaintiff only fifty dollars year.
Recently the Judge ordered this amount 10 be In
creased 10 $500 year. 1t IL alleged that the latter
papers the plaintiff as TO her present resources
and Indebtedness and thereup0n mOuon was
made for reargument OF the case, which motion was
argued yesterday and additional afildavits submit
ted. The Court reserved its decision.
Decisions.
BY Judge Jones.
Anne H. De costa ps. august Observation-Disclosures
ordered
John Ke7rfgan Us. John Kltne.-Order granted.
James Kennedy uS. John B. Kennedy.-Same.
Marshall C. Roberts us WtHianl +. Cdnfe,d.-
Same.
Jane Le,rts us. archibald Ro1er.-same.
George Gusel u.s. Christian Schlaid.-Same.
Frank Gordnon u.s. LIE Grand LOck,cOod-Same
Edtcard Coolidge Us. Christopher Hart.-Same.
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aged nearly ten years. was killed on the Goth OF
June last by the fall OF the Hamilton avenue Market
The case was reported In the HERALD OF yesterday.
IL was claimed by the defendants. owners OF the
building, that the girl was an intruder upon their
premises and they, therefore, set up contrlbutive
negligence. The Jury rendered verdict In favor OF
plalntin and assessed the damages at $780,
The New York herald., 1871-03-26

A PROCESSION OF EELs.-The Dela,udre Count,s
Pa.) American says:-A gentleman who has resided
number OF years on the margin or the Delawarel
informs us that 1t is an interesting sight In the
month OF April TO watch the migration OF eels The
1sh, which are all young, only some four or ave
inches In length advance In uniform order within
foot or two OF the shore, and usually three abreast
They migrate from salt water to the uDper parts ~
the river are about three days passing and Keen nm
uniform rate Of speed day and night They pror
ceed in close proximity to the shorA N ncsshia
In order to escape their enemies, catfish rock and
perch. The old fishermen never alI to obsarvs thiS
intercstiRg spectacle.
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COURT or OYER AND TERMInsa.

Sylvi Maillard Convicted of NIauslaugbter In
the Third Degree.
Before Judge Tappen and Associate Justices.
The second trial or Sylvi Maillard for the murder
OF George Wilson near the Grand street ferry East
ern District, on the morning OF the sth OF January
last, resulted yesterday afternoon In conviction
for manslaughter IN the third degree. The circum-
stances have already been fully published in the
HERALD On the first tria', 1t Will be remembered
the jury were unable to agree upon verdict. Mall
lard VIII probably be sentenced on Monday.
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SUPREME CoUaT-CRAMBsRs.
The Eric Litigation.

BtIUIc JuuRt
Heath Us. Erie Rdtl,cdy Compdny.-This case was
10 have been argued yesterday in pursuance OF the
adjournment a week ago. The subject matter Is the
disposition to be made OF the 600 shares Of Erie
Railway stock placed by order OF the Court In the
hands OF the plaintif as receiver. As previous
order made by the United States Court has not yet
been disposed OF a further adjournment took place
till next Thursday.
Decisions.
Banrord as. L,utn0ston-Motion granted on pay.
ment OF $40 costs.
Before Judge Sutherland.
COnnor Us. Cofh0r.-Order settled.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuuaT-s BANKRUPTCY.
Voluntary Petitions,

Voluntary Petitions.
Voluntary petitions in bankruptcy have been fled
n the past week by Samuel Perry and Charles s.
Perry.
Adjudicntions in Involuntary Cnses.
The Gaylord Patent Coupling aud Manufacturing
Company, Charles II. Rund lie, Willard c. Black and
Eli Ii. Chase.
Discharges.
Discharges were granted to Stephen II. Petrie,
John II. Mckee, Charles NJ. Carpenter and George
II. Petrie
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A DAY or REJOICING.
The Farmers and Pleasure Seekers Cry
ssHalDeluiah.O

For ten years movement has been on loot IN
Queens county to abolish toll roads and bridges.
The Legislature has at last conceded the request,
and yesterday there was general rejoicing. Hence
forth there will be an uninterrupted drive from
Thirty fourth street TO Bayside The farmers In par
ticnlar appreciate the cnange as u Is to them pec
mary saving and a guarantee OF good traversablo
roads over which TO transport their produce to the
New YORK markets. =
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COMMON PLEAs-SPeClAl TERM.

Decisions.
BY Judge Robinson
He'r'ck Us. Retd.-Order denied. No evidence SUI.
1cient to convict deponcnts OF fraud.
C:'ofut us. Jacoos.-The affidavts furnish no evi-
dence upon which the defendants should be con-
Vloted OF fraud IN contracting the debt on plaintiff
Cecilia COdtctSe Us. Heiciett c. C0d,ciSe-Uvorce
granted TO plaintiff.
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SUPERIOR COURT-speClAL TERM.
Another Chapter i'm the Burrows Divorc
Suit.
Before Judge Jones.


Jane N. Btuvocs os. Thomas BuY7'otos.--The par
nculars OF this case have been fully published In
the HERALD. The plaintiff 1t will be remembered. IL
now about sixty years OF age and ten years older
than her husband, and they have no children.
On her return In the fall OF 1859, from six months
travelling tour In Europe. with an adopted
daughter, she claims 10 have learned OF GER
The New York herald., 1871-03-26
SUPREME coUnT-ClRCuIT.

The Fall Of the Old Hamilton Avenue Mar.
ket-One Hundred and Fifty Dollars for the
Loss oi n Daughter.
Before Judge Gilbert
Edrdrd ktale,s Administrator, &C., Us. Samuel
r. 81 lQps an9 Qfner&-The plaipl1 sued 70 ge.
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WOMEN AND HORSES.
Their Relative Value i'm
Cuba.
Female Fighters Sadly Needed in
the Ever Faithful.

Piquant Letter Of Our Correspondent in Havana
He Describes the Ladies' Cages, Dresses and
Manners-Beautiful Toys for Fickle Men,
but Not Equals-Amusing Amorous
Episodes = Husbands Who Like
Their Wives to be Stared At
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HAVANA, March Is, 1871.
II the American ladies who are agitating the
question OF suffrage for women in the United States
would send commission to Cuba to investigate the
condition OF their own sex in this they would
perhaps return with new arguments in favor Of en-
franchisement, but certainly feeling more content
with the lot Of their countrywomen. When I
came here the MORO Castle had among her
passengers few Cuban women who had lived
In New York for two years prevlou1, and
one OF them especially had acquired all the
bizarre airs of Gagged bird set free. Her name was
Julia, and her father Is leading Cuban gentleman
OF this city. All the way out except when sick
ness intervened to prevent it, she busted herself
singing such classic airs as Captain Jnks," )"
"Walk1ng Down Broadway" and .Tassels on the
Boots" She sang "Shoo Fly, don't Bodder Me-" OF
course, perhaps because 1t was suggestive Of her
home; but the lines which seemed to give ner most
pleasure, and which she sang 0rtenest sounded
something like these:-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-03-09
House and Lot for $500.
House for sale.

Y HE three story BricK House, No. IS Wi'not St.,
i containing 10 finished rooms, besides balls and
closets is well supplied with watsr and has good
Or sinage.
For particulars inquire Of JOHN DENNIS, No. II
Commercial st, or
JOHN C. PKUCTEM,-
fe1c.d3w 90 Exchange street.
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A HOUSE ON PARIS STREET for $500
" Amodern style q slory House, II rooms ar.
ranged lor two families; good cellar two y'isterns-
Lot 4J1100. We offer at q BARGAIN. Terms eas,.
Apply to GEO. K. DAVIS s. Co.,
mr4eodzw Real Estate and Mort gage Brokers
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

wAsnISaIoN, FEs 4, 1871.
Public notice is hereby given, that books will b.
opened on the SIKH dav OF March hext this coHn.
try and in urOpe, Tor subscriptions TO the National
Loan, under the Act approved July H. 1870 entitled
IAN Act to authorize the Ketupding OF the National
Deb" ard the Act in amendment thereof, approved
The place. at which subscriptions NAV be made
and The names OF the authorized Agents OF The Gov
ed loan comprises three classes OF Bonds, namely:
FIRST: Bends 10 the amount OF i've hundred mil
mons OF OF nclla, payable in CON, at the pleasure
OF the 2ited States. alter ten years the date
OF thel Nssne. and bearing interest, payable quar-
ter YIN COM at tue rae OF Eve per cent yer xnnum
cond. Bends 10 the amount OF three hundred
OF ttUniiei Stats after fifteen years from the date
OF aer issue and bearing interest," payable quarter
CON- at inc rate OF four and halt per cent per
I..ud. Bonds to the amount Of seven hundred
illons OF dollars. payable in coin, at the pleasure
OF the United States after thirty years from the ate
OF cir issue, and bearing interest, payable Quar-
tery in coi", at the rate OF tour per cent per annum
70 me Loan will have reference in The
FIRST Subscribers tor equal amounts Of each class
Second. Subscribers for equal smounts Of bonds
bearing interest at the rate OF Tour nd half per
cent and OF bonds bearing interest At the rate Of
i've per cent
Third. Subscribers for five per cent. bends.
When subscription is made the subscriber will
De required to deposit two per ce0t. If the amount
tnereof 10 be accounted for by tie Government
WnSu 'nS oonus are ueHVcreO; aud payment NAV be
maoe e'ener m com or in bends OF the United States
known Ta az F1vE-1wENTY BONDS, at their par value
redemption of five twenty bonds.
The bonds will he registered or Issued with con.
pons, as NAV be desired by sub.criters Registered
hoDds'wlll be issued OF tue denomi ,ations uf Axe
$lOo $500, COY, $500 and $1,000: and counon
bonds Of each den mutation except tho lat two
Inc interest will be able in United States at
the ONCE of the Treasurer any Assistant Treasu1sr
or Designated d posltory of the Government.
Inc bonds OF the several classes Aforesaid and the
interest thereon, are exempt from the PAYMENT ot
an taxes or dues OF the United States, as we'll as
Tom taxation in any form by or under State muni-
cIpai, or %osa authority.
After maturity, the bonds last issued will he frat
.sueemed by classes and numbers, as may be de-
signateu by the Secl etarv OF the Treasury
GEO. s. BOUTWELL,.
IeDIooiW WITT Secretary OF the Iressury
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Portland 4 Ogdensbure r. r

OA"AHu % OSOenSDurg II. IL.
IN and after Monday, December 26 h. 1870 and
~ unt urther notice, trains will run az ,ollows:
Leave P0r land for W. Baldwin and nIerm ediata
stations al a. m. and 1 As D. M
Leave West Baldwin tor Portland and interme,,,
ate stations at m and ~. 80 D. m
The a. m. train from W. Baldwin and the 1 az
p train from Portland will be freight trains with
passenger car attached.
Stages will connect as follows:
At So. Windham daily for Bridgton via. Ray
mond ard Naples.
At Whire Rock daily for Great Falls and
North StaDdish.
at Steep Fails dailv for Limiugton.
At BALDWIN daily for Effngham rails via No.
and ParsOusfeld.
At Baldwin daily for Freedom, N. H., via
Cornish. Keazar Fal and Porter, and Tuesdays,
Thursdays al Saturdays or Ossipee Centre.
At z. Baldwin, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays returning alternate days.b Tor Sc
bag, South Bridgton and Brdgton Centre.
At w. Baldwin da,iy for No. CORwav, N. H.,
via Hiram, BrOwnfeld, Fryeburg, Denmark,
Lowell and East Fryeburg.
Passengers by these stages and by the r. 30 D. m.
train from W. Baldwin arrive in Portland in season
to connect with the 8 p. M q ain tor Boston.
Tickets for sale at Ticket Office OF r. g. KRR
SAM'L j. ANDERSON, Pres't
December 26, 1870. dcastf
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FALL RIVER LINE.
For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
ington, and all the principal points
West, South and South West

0s
ington, and all the principal points
West, South and South West,
Via Taanssn, Fall River and Newp~rs.
Cabin, $500; Deck 14,O0 Baggage oh.crsa
through and transferred in N free Of charge.
New York trains leave the Old Colony and Me-.
port Railway Depot, corner OF South and Kneeisnd
streets, daily tSundays excepted as foovs AZ ~
M, arriving in Fall River 40 minutes in sdvsncS -
the regular Steamboat Train, which Leave Rcsto-
at $40 N, connecting at Fall River win ~.
new and magnificent steamers PROyIpENcr Ca,f
Is; M. summons, BRISTOL, Capt A. Simmon.N
Ihese steamers are the fastest and most reI;snI.
poas on tne Soand built expressly ior speed safety
anu comfort ms line connects with all the SontH
ND U Doats anu railroad Lines from New York xons
Steamers. '" inc Saniorhm
TIE Shippers Of Fre,gb,,,, this Linz. With
its new ana extensive depht accom- In sos
von, AM ar pier in New York lexclusy eIy for the
business OF The Line is supplied with facilities Tor
ueIen. anu passenger business which cannot be sur
PASS q: Freight always taken AZ low rates ann for
warded with dispatch
NEW YORK Ext ress Train leaves Boston at 1.3o
goods arrive il New York next morning about 9
ID. Freight leaving New York reaches Boston On
the following day at A. M.
For tickets, nertbs and staterooms apprv m ,ba
eOmpany's office At No Old State House corner ~
Washington and State streets and at Old COLONY and
Newport Railroad Depot, corner OF South and Knee
land streets, BOSTON
steamers leave New York daily, Sundays excsp-
st. al 500 y VI.
GEO. SHIyERlCK, Passenger and Freight Agent.
JAMES FISK, JR., President
NJ. k. SIMONS, Managing Director Narraganssts
Steamship Co.
News d1yr
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EDUCATIONAL.

Portland Ac0de3,ay i!
NO. CHESTNUT STREET..
Spring Term begins Monday, March 6.
Terms 81 90 per week.
For particuaes enquire at the School room, second
door from Congress street. rot
MISS ETA A. FILES PRINCIPAL,
mrieo03w ero9n Street.
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10 Let.

browns HALL having teen leased for five years
~ BY tbs undersigned and put IN perfect order,
I'll be let Tor Lectures Concerts Levees and other
frst-c'ass entertainments. a. q low rate. The Hall
is one OF the finest in he cry ana will seat 500 per-
sons. Two large anteroOms are COM &c ed with the
Hall. furnished, AM supplied with ''Sebaso." and
water closets, Apply in person or by letter to
GEO. r. DAVIS & CO.,
jan24H Portland, Maine.
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For Rent.

A TENEMENT of five rooms on Preble Street.
"A Also two Cottages at Woodfords Corner, West
brook. GEO. r. DAVIS & CO.,
jn2ttf Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
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II H Il PR ES - .
Portland ~ hoIesnle Prices current
Corrected for the PRESS to March 8.

Lead.
sheet & Pipe 10l@ II
Leather.
New York,
Light. -. % q 80
Mid. weight 20 q 80
heavy...... 80 q 50
Slaughter. AZ "a "A
Am. Calf. -. 1 20 @ 1 40
Lime.
nocki'd,c / 25 q ! 30
Lumber.
Clear Pine,
nos. 1 & 2..@60 0C g 55 0O
10. g.. 49,. 40 90 Gal 90
No. i. .25 90 eg3O Oo
Shipping. :. 90 10 O. %
spruce. rs 90 9l7 90
Aeulock. .13 0G @l6 90
|,:lapboards. .eo-oo
Spruce Elk. 3s 00aS5 W
Pine Ex.. As 009 20 W
shingles.
Cedar Ext. 4 70 9 o ~
CedarNo.1..3 90 "a 3 %
shaved Cedar 5 009b 00
I" Pine so
Laths,
Spruce. .....2 25 @2 80
Pine. ..... 3 90 q 3 IS
Meal.
Mixed. ....... "a a SO
Yellow. ....... IS q 1 90
Molasses.
Porto Rico... 10 a 90
ICienfuegos new 40 "a AZ
Sagua Mus new 30 q 40
|CuJa G:layed.. 70 u 80
Clayed tart % q ~
ISugarH.Syrup ~ @ %
Nails.
|Cask. ...... t00 0 90
Naval Stores.
Tar p brl. a w (9 4 oS
Pitch &c. Tarl3 25 "a
VIII pitch 415
r osin 800 a 500
lTurpentine gal e. q %
Oaknm.
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DIR. r.. j. JOURDAIN,
CORNS !

Life has its temptations, sorrows and trials, and
the greatest Of ALL although not dangerous ct i'll
be readily admitted, that CorLs, Bunions Ingrow-
ing Nails and her ailments OF the feet source
die at Them at every changing ATMOSPHERE they will
sill send their piercing darts IoTih ike flashes OF
Lightning in sharp, piercing, and unreentiue pain.
Thev torment person to a gr alter deglee Than 9th
or affections DR.. j. Briggs, the weh-knO~n ChiTo-
ppdst has produced safe and reliable remedies, AL
leviatcr and Curative. e
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FOR SALE

A Pleasant Home, No II Pine street. Enquire
"A there or at JAMES q WILLIAMS,
Wood and Coal Dealers, Perley's Wharf,
ja16eodtt F..0t Park It.
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A NEW p story house on Dow st near Congress-
n ~ finished rooms gas, Sebago water, 90 ID dI aim
age sc. Also block OF two SIN all houses Contain
ing and looms each. good cellar in Horton Place.
Tow st for $500 b, which rent tor 1924 per year.
This property will be sold in lot, separate If
desired.
apply to GEO. r. DAVIS g. CO.,
feb2S2w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
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Is Pure Back Tea with
|51sia NY3sS4ysNI Green Tea favor.
RS WARRANTED to suit all tastes.
~ RSS For sale everywhere, and tor
- sale wholesale only by tn.
- PgRE oNINEaE IENR Great AsDaniic q Pacific
ri T. E. Is: :, ST.: 81
feh15t4w
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KIectfc Medical I1a1ts'Da0fN.
IT'D THE LADIES.

DR. HUGHES particularly invites al Ladies', VA
need medical adviser, to call ct his rooms, No.
erebe Street, which they vii ind arranged for thsi
especial accommodation.
Or. H.'s Electic Rsnovating Medicines are unriv...
led In efacacy and superior virtue In exulating I'll
Female Irregularities. Their action Is specific and
certain of producing relief Q short time.
LADIES will find 1t invaluable in all cases Of OBJ
struct0ns After oil other remedies have been tried In
vain. It 10 purely vegetable, containing nothing In
the least injurious to the health and may DO taken
with perfect safety 1t all times.
sent to an part Of country, with full directions
BY addressing DIR. HUGHES,
jan1. 1856d&W. 80. II Pfoble Street. Portland,
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- DR.. 0. P. McAlaster,

A1D Is using NITROUS OXIDE daily
with great success. 1t is without ubt the safest
Anesthetic in use for the operation of extracting
teeth, its action being quick and pleasant,
Teeth Extracted at all Hours.
DAY AND NIGHT.
"a Teeth extracted Sundays from 7 to a. m.
and to p. M, tor those that are suffering.
OFFICE AT HIS RESIDENCE,
~ Free Street, near Congress Square,
PORTLAND.
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Soft, p ton % 90 q z75
Hard ........ 0 90 q $50
White. .... none
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KAYlONS OH OF LIFE, the best Rheumatic
N and Neuralgia LiniDent known. 1t cures ali
pains and aches in the system. For sale by all
Druggists. nov1Seod&wly
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n God. WOOdf

AKb and N@tIwOop. Tor sale at No. . Lila
coin sne... Also, cry edgngs.
WIN. HUsE.
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Free to Rock A genie

FTe6 10 BOOK Agents.
WE will send handsome Prospectus Of our Ne,c
w lustTattd Family Biole containing over 200
fine Scrip'ure Illustrations ~ any Book Agent free
OF charge. Address
0fe23-4wt National Publishing Co., Phia Pa
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VIM. H. JERRIN,
Real Estate and Loan Agent.

Houses, Lots and Farms fer Sale.
He would refer parties abroad to the following
named gentlemen OF this cuy: HIN Geo. r. Shep-
icy, Hon. A. w II. Clapp, Hon. Benjamin Kings
bury, Jr., Hon. Woodbury. Laws, Hon. John Lynch,
Nj. @.
Portland Nov 1. 1870. motif
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House to Let.
A New House for S3.5OO!!!

A THREE story brick house in Park Place, eigh
IA rooms, gas. hard aho soft water. Apply to
.. GEO. r. DAVIS & Co.,
mr3-1w Rel Estate & Mortgage Brokers.
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Inc REPUTATION THIS eX.
cellent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases of Scrofulous dis.
ease. where the aystep
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Screfulous affections and
disorders, which were az.
gravated by the scrofH.
Ions c0n ta MT. I:,
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GUFFROY'S COD Liver DTAcEES'
g O'CLOCK.

The Magic Comb S S charge 9 e, i S2srs ss to
permanent black or brown. 1t cortams no poisoo.
One comb sent by mail tor 81. Dealers supplied at
reduced rates. Addres VIM. Patton, Treasurer,
springfield, Mass. febl1t4w
by senuina 50 CENTS with age,
height. color of eyes and hair you will receive. by
return mail, correct picture or your 'uture hus-
Rand or WIFE with name and date maj iiage. Adj
dress W.FOX, P. o. Drawer No. "a, Fulfonville,
N. Y. 4W feb13t
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CATARRH.

With all of its disagl eeable and disgusting symp-
toms, Instantly ree. ed and sps. tly cu ed with DR.
Briggs. Allevanior, The cheapest, qulck.s, and most
agree Bile rem edy betore tie !ublic; $1,000 will b-
paid when thi, remedy tSiis to ure Ca,ar HEAD
ache. Neuralgia, c., used according TO directions
There are many remedies ol the cure OF those s.
tressing complaints, some Of which may ne good
his for ore will be guaranteed. Much time and
money has been spent in peIecting this remedy and
the Iesut IL NOR than s ,tlsfactOrv.
Each OFT e make two quarts use. Sold by NJ
5. WHITTIER, JunctiO, OF Free and Cong, ess sis
j. &. LUNr q Co. 34S Congress b., t.AiMNONS
or APMAN, cor. Middle and Exchange SITS, GE &C
DAVIS, cor. ongress and North sis, aid Druggists
generally. Trace suppiIsd by w.. Fl. PHILLIPS
& CO, j. W. PERKINS & CO., W. W. WHIPPLE
q co. nO17-dly
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For Sale.

THE two and hall story dwelling house, No. 1n5
Congress street. This hou IS nearly new, has
slate root. aud contains teen furni he'd rooms.
and IL 10 good o'dr was the residence OF the late
Patrick Ward. and i'll be sold at bargain as the
ia niIy contemplate leaving the state.
Enquire Of Mrs Ward on the pre- misses, or of s. L.
Carleton E.q office No 81 MIDDLE street
leblIeod3w PATkICK G. WARO, Admir-.