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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For all the purposes of Laxative
Medicine.
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~ Perhaps no one medi.
<3 cine is SO universally re-
NJ quired by everybody as
NJ q cathartic, nor was ever
ess5ESA any before SO universal
Vs@=MA1 ly adopted into use, in
e : f: ::i ;:; &;
son is, that It'll more re-
siE5ss@-=5S.s1i7 liable and far more effec-
- -E8z=@ tual remedy than any
other. Those who have
tried it, know that it cured them; those who have
not know that it their neighbors and friends,
and all know that what it does once 1t does always
that it fails through any fault or neglected.
its composition. We have thousands upon thou
sands of certificates of their remarkable cures of the
following complaints, but such cures are known in
every neighborhood, and we need not publish them.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in all climates
containing neither calomel or any deeterous drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody: Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
. They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal vscera to purify the blood and stimulate it
into healthy action-remove the distractions of the
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the
body, restoring their irregular action to health and
ments are the first origin Of disease.
-, Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
me box for the following complaints, which these
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion. ListIess.
ness, LssnEmor and Los. Of Appetite, they
StOm.
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various SWIM.
toms, Bilious HI ealache, Sick n eail.sclne
Jaunhice or Green Sickness, RiIioms
Collie and Bilious Eevers, they should be in
dciousy taken for each case to correct the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause it.
For Dysentery or Diarrh0ea, but one mild
dose is generally required
For Rheumatism, GOut, Gravel. PALM.
tafiOn of the Heart, Pain i'm the side.
Back and LOins, they should be continuously
taken, required, to change the diseased action Of
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For Dropsy and Dropsical SweIIinss they
should be taken in large and frequent doses to pro-
duce the effect of a drastic purge.
For Suppression large dose should he taken
as It produces the desired effect by sympathy.
AS q Dinner PHI, take one or two Pills to pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite
and invigorates the system. Hence it is often ad,
vantageous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolerablywell, often finds that dose
Of these Pills makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and renovating effect on the diges.
tive apparatus.
DR.. C. AVER d. CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS, U. S. n
Sold bv DruggtsIs ia Portland aad
Evervwhsre.
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FOr sale!

HOUSE on Oxford Street Tor S450o +uo Owl .
IL half story oouse, 1G room S. gas S,baeo v"ato.
and all modern cnnveDlences. Loi 3sx73 Terms Of
paymen easy This property is stu leu within i've
minutes walk OF the CT v HALL 'nin n'o
Apply to GEORGE Il DAVIS& 90
mri0tf Real Estate and Morocco b.,
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DIR. n. j. JOURUAIN.
PROPRIETOR OF THE
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III As just pu blished new edition OF his lectures,
IL containing most valuable Information on the
the reproductive EN-, with remarks OIL m lrviage,
and the various Causes o. the loss " manhood with
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also chapter Oh UenereIt injection, and the meuns
OF cure, beng the most comprehensive Uork on the
sabeet ever yet published, comprising $50 pages
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81 HancScik street, Bosse "a. Ni ass.
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To Let.

browns HALL having been leased for Il va voors
~ by the undersigned and put IN pert.ct oyy1ar
viii be let Tor Lectures, Concerts, Leve. and o,her
6rs-c'ass entertainments a. low at. III LIZ u !,
is one OF the finest in he ci'v, ana will seat sno
sons. Two large ahte-'ooms are com ec ed Win ,ho
Hall all furnished, an suppl Ell with 'Sebaso." and
GEO. r. DAVIS 81 Co
jan24tf Portland M.;xo
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ITur. 'outine gal c3 q 65
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House for Sale
FOR SALE

A ONE nd hal story house, centrally located,
~ and il goo repair. Bard and soft water on the
premises. ahis property will be sold 1T bargain if
applied ior ST., n. Enquire at e Cedar st. ml9t
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Wholesale Agents.
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J U R U B EBA

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For Rent.
8. Johnson.

A TENEMENT of five rooms on Prcbe st,oo+
~ Also two Cottages at Woodf rI's t,oruer
brook GEO H. LAWS q Cn ue', west
in2ltt Real Estate and Mortoaae H.s1
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A two story dwelling House and Lot, arranged for
two fam lies Lot contains 1000 square feet re-
81 e fats and WHAT. Situated about three tour,hs
OF mill from Portland Bridge the 7. at lfading
from he Bridge 10 the POint and Fort. Viii he sod
tor $1,000; three-our ms OF the purchase money can
remain on mortgage
Inqure OF JOHN c, PROCTOR.
Real Estate Broker SO Exchange st.
March ID. n,r9o3w
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NEW HOUSE, partially finished, three tourths
n OF mile from Portland b i ge, the roau lead
ing to the meeting house on the ri.i Cape Eliza-
beth. The lot contains 10000 square feet. The
House and lot will be sold for $S25 ON easy terms of
pas ment
Ii not sold will be rented.
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$4,000

Farm tor sale.
offered at great bargain; IL
Anal y Lamb HON estead farm in Wesi
EfTTlHarARR brook three and haf miles from
&x slaa ETlG@ Portland on the road to Saccarapta.
Gas.4zs-7 SaId excellent farm consists o.
about seventy five acres conviently divided into
moving, pasture and wood land; has good well OF
waters Lang barn,convienl house aud out buildings;
has also valuable orchard OF lE0 young trees 10
goo,l bearing condition. Another valuable source OF
profit belonging 10 the farm is an excellent Gravel
the town buys largely. Situated so near Portland,
upon the main road from the counlrv to the cit,
this iarm offers Inducements such few others can
offer to any one desiring talm either for profit or
enjoyment. For particulars ioqulre CT
G. q l.. P. WARREN,
MI 1cd&wtf SarcaraDpa, M
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8 O'CLOCK.
MINNESOTA:

It's Resources and Progress Its Beauty,
Healthfulness and Fertility, md its Al.
fractions and Advantages as n Home for
Immigrants.A new Book free of cost,
compiled rom official source AMI published Dy di-
rec'ion Of Governor Horace Austin.
Its ii lie ind Gates its crnfents 1t exhibits the in
ducements oderen by Minnesota to persons seeking
nev homes, heI wonderful resources, unexamted
progress, ami magnificent 'uiure. 1t tells how and
where under The Hnmesteai'' Law, TO obtain free
homes and free farms. 'w h"ut money and without
price" 1t is just what every man Farmer, Me
chanic: Tradesman, and Laborer-wbo desires to
better his condition should Gully read.
This book Will he sent to any audtess in America
Eur pe Tree of pos age ether exp nse, appl.
cation to e. PAGE DAVIS, Commits ,ioner ot Immi-
grafton tor the State of Minnesota No. 1E6 8road-
way, New York, where all niol nation in regard to
the STATE will he cheeriu'ly given teb6tlw
Az r. ~ - new ilustra, Ell Book. Rich 10
matter and stve and sufpas ing his former works
that have sold by the 10000; also the and en-
a,ged EDITION of TIE NATIONAL HAND Book OF
FACTS AND FIGUBF s, cont ng the aud official
census OF 1877 OF all The StlIes, Territories and large
Cries Worth ten times its Sent receipt OF
Price, 81 so.
E. B TREAT g. CO., G5i Broadway, Ny,
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Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
Great bargain ia farm. The Oil
1yMSA Y yer Dyer tarm in Go, TWO nit 3
& ITlSe2 from my Hall on the Portland road
IIT4TA contains one hundred and forty
tered
Inc buildings are nearly new and consist OF fine
DITCH mouse 32x3S with an ELL slated roof and copper
CUTTERS barn 5cx7! ciapboarted and painted, and
STAPLE 2iAS6. all in cool repair. 1his property
viii De sold low, If applied Tor soon. Apply to the
Saco, March 7th, 1871.
mI7deodw1m ,TOSEPH HORSCN
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A so acre Farm for 5000 (,

A FARM Of fifty acres, divided tito ti,,,oe n.s-
- ture and " God lani SOFT a r1rn INV 'se Ia
i"gs story house. a large wood hous and du .
harm eIerfed IN 1866 This properly is bean fly fu
situated. adjoining Thoml sons POND Cas.o LILY LILY
communication with Portland or Iewis,on D IVY
farm IS offered at bargain, Apply to ms
GtO K. DAVIS 4 IN
mr8-1w Real Estate and Mortoauo -.
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ROoK-KEEPEF, and adjuster of accounts. a
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KAYlOE'S OH OF LIFE, the best Rheumatic
IN and Neuralgia IIiniDent KIN wn. 1t cures all
pains and aches in the system. For sale by all
Druggists. noy1seod&wly
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Portable Steam Engines,

COMBINING the maximum o. efic,anov d,,,,
bility and eco ony with the MINIMUM of peiob,
and price, They are widely and favorab,y known
more than 500 being in use. All warranted satisnc,
Org, or no sale. Descriptive circulars sent on an.
plication. Address
,n,,sJ! c. H0ADLEY & CO., Lawrence, NIasss
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Agents for The w naNG1s SACRED
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The grandest snd most popular new book out
Hun''reds OF superb Illustrations, Steel, etc. No
other book like if-noGe selling half so last AGENTS
ell 60 to 15n per week OF it and PRO F. STowt's Self,
Interpreting Bible Ertra large inducements offered.
SEND for circulars to Worlhngton. Lus in 4 Co.,
Hartford, onn. 1eb7t4w
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Insure Against Accidents,

The Railway Passenger Assurance Co,
Hartford soma issues Repi. al ea., ara, Az.
orient 1irke's OF Policies. nsurng from one to thirty
oay,, aSaln,t PERSONAL MUIR, or death by any a..
r,fket For y.,a w se a so'nid have an Acrident
W. ID. LITTLE dc CO.,
General Passenger Ticket Agents.!
Feb21 swis os6w
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GRAND Trunk RAILWAY
l0F CANADA.
Alteration of Trains.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

EsxE5asE-l1 On and after Monday, Oct. 81, 1870,
kHxyzg Trains will run as follows:
Passenger tram at ITO A. NJ. for Soul Paris and
Intermediate stations. Arriving at South Paris at
$50 A. M.
Mail Train (stopping at all statons) for Island
pond, connecting with night mail train for Quebec,
Montreal and 'he West, at LII p M.
Accommodation foI South Paris and intermediate
stations at $50 P. M.
Passenger rains will arrive as follows:
From south Paris and Lewiston, at SIS "A NJ
from Montreal, Quebec, dorhaa anu Bangor at
210. N
Accommodation from South Paris, at Pm.
Sleeping Cara on all night Trans.
Fhe Company ere not responsible for baggage TO
any amount exceeding $50 in value land that person
Ill unless notice Is given. au6 paid tor at the rate Of
o3e passenger for everv $500 additional value.
C. }. BPYDGES, Managing Director.
n. BAILFY, Local Superintendent.
Portland, Oct. 24th y oc27is1w -ostt
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Residence for Sale :!

Three Story House for Sale or Ex-
change.
A GOOD story brick house, very centrally locat-
"A cd. containing II inished rooUs tor sale on Ia.
vorable terms, ex for other City orc perty
Apply 10 WIN, d. JERRIS
mr14*3w Real Estate and Loan agent
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For Sale!

4 HOUSE ON PARIS STREET for s9roo
~ Amodern style q story House. IA rmom %.' az
ranged lor two families; good cellar, two ilts' as
Lot 4Jx100 We offer at BARGAIN. Terms eas
Apply 10 GEO. r. DAVIS g, r.
mr4eodZw Real Estate and Nor yon 20 y %,
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Farm for Sale.

A FARM with House. Barn and ont Buildings
"A with lent, d ana tin Der, 80 or 40 young
Apple trees Never failing we'll of waei, oG field
for crops or grass, miles from 1ddetOid. For SITS
Possession given any me. Enquire vt
HOOPER, EATON & co.
Portland, March TO- 1871. mr1Oeod1m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
. he Business index.

on PARK ROW, NY tor J,n CONTAINS ,st of
D 10000 Business Opporuni les, West and S. NH.
pages monthly only on u.s. a year. jn25-4wt
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RAILROAD ITEMS.

Ground was broken in this city to-day
on the A. & n L. Railroad, leading from
this city to Manitowoc Quite force is
engaged under Patrick Garvey, who by
the way was the first to break ground in
this city for the q. B. & Miss Canal :
The work has commenced at a point be-
low the jackson street drawbridge, and
will be pushed forward as rapidly az pos
sible, so that the completion of the road
from Manitowoc to this city may be look
ed for before winter sets In.
We are aware that this Is not good
news to those who seek to keep back our
city by injunctions against every thing
tba at looks like progress. but those of OR
citizens who look to higher and brig hit
er future for our fair city, In the accom-
plishment of undertakings of such mag
nitude and importance as this, will gain
courage and renewed hope from the facts
we have published Let the good work
go on, and let Appleton flourish as Ma
ture destines she shall. appleton Times.
Gcf 5fI
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SOMETHING NEW!

Folsom's Improvements in the con-
struction Of Artificial Teeth. Plates
made with these improvements are Sc
cured firmly In their place in the mouth,
and will not start or drop while eating,
speaking or laughing; neither will par
llcles OF food or seeds Of Berries get un-
Ter the plates.
Dr. Patchen, our efficient Dentist, ever
on the lookout for the interests of his
many patrons. has bought the right of
Manltowoc to use these improvements
and is prepared to attach them to all new
plates and such old plates as do not fit
the mouth perfectly.
Give him call.
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RELIEF MEETING.


TIE Mass meeting at Turner Hall last evening
called together yesterday afternoon, pretty we'll
attended considering the very short notice, aud by
the best of our city
Hon. JOS. Villas was called to the Chair and Peter
Johnstonto act Secretary. After some very appro-
pirate remarks on the destruction of Chicago and
the destitutcn of its inhabitants from the President
Mayor Johnston and Mr.. Esslinger spoke very feel
ingly the benevolent spirit which had always dis
tnguished its citizens tins awful condition of nearly
100000 of its population now and the urgent nccess
ty of immediate aid fer that starving multitude The
all preseat 20 contribute to the noble object OF the
best possible aid, when the of Sl40,10 was col
lected in money on the spot.
motion then made and carried, that Com
mittee consisting of citizens On both sides of the rir-
be appointed, to take immediate steps for the fur
nominated BY the Chair as follows:
NoErH SIDE.
Rev. c. B. Stevens GIerin Even
G. 8. Rand Jacob Halverson
Thos. Windiate I, kostomlatsky
SOUTH SIDE.
Rev. Mr.. Quehl s. Atwood
Rev. Joseph Fessler Chas Essnger
John Shuette John Franz
John knickrehm
1t further stated that contributions in money
provisions or clothing would be gladly received at
the Warehouse of Johnston Co. and at the store of
ohm Shuette ( Bro.
A motion that the Rev. Clergy of our city, be and
are requested to have collection taken mp Sum
day in their several churches for the object,
was unanimously carried
Then the meeting adjourned and the members of
the Committee the north side, Immediately adj
journed to the Windate House. to concert further
action, for cnvassing for aid; there Mr.. Rand took
the territory west of Main St. Mr.. Even between
Main and Sth Streets, Rev. Mr.. Stevens and Mr. VIM
date the remainder of the territory on the North
Side. Messrs Kostomlatsky and Halverson Will
lect among their countrymen, and Messrs. Conway
will solicit the farmers coming in
Then il was resolved that one hundred barrels of
-four should be shipped to Chicago by the first boat
and that hold ourselves responsible for one half of
the amount, 1.-THE flour is on the way.)
The committee adjourned to meet at l q p. VI.
to-day to report progress
We sincerely hope that every man, women and
child of our community will be or feel called upon to
add its share to the most benevolent and most pres
sing object. Our city has been almost surround
ed by the consuming element, and might to-day be
in as miserable condition Chicago. Let us all
show heartfelt gratitude in sharing the many
blessings which still permitted to enjoy, with
the thoUSancs who have suddenly been derived of
the most pressing necessities of life Let US contrib
ute from our stores such means of existence
IAN spare, and do best be instrumental in the
elevation Of sute cl almost too terrible
description by such actions shall realize the
aging 1T more blessed TO give. than to receive
do good, do good there is ever way"
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The Nord Westca repeats the state
ment that Fred. Bolcherdt received
payment of an account twice, because
Fussenich issued two orders for the same
amount. | now state again that | re-
ceivcd my order when it was due, the
other order was receipted and paid out
by Fuessenich, and | knew nothing
abGHt it. until Mr.. j. W. Barnes told me
about it. | have never received anv
thing from the County but what [ be-
lieve | was honestly entitled to.
FRED. BoRCHERDT.
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JUDGE ELLIS AND THE LAST INJUNC

JUDGE ELLIS AND THE LAST INJUNC
TION. Judge Ellis granted Reeder
Smiths injunction to prevent this city
from issuing its bonds to the y. & n L.
Railway on several grounds. at least one
Of which has already been passed upon
differently by the State Supreme Court
and others can hardly fail to be reversed.
some of the premises assumed in the
complaint being untounded and untrue.
The case goes to the Supreme Court
where we hope for an equally prompt de-
cision. DDIet0n Crescent.
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THE COUNTY FAIR

As next Tuesday and Wednesday are
the days appointed for our fair, We would
again call upon all our people to attend,
aud bring some evidences of their skill,
some produce of their farm in live stock.
gram, fruit and vegetables as stimulus
to thoro' and scientific farming and to
stronger competition in the products of
the mechanic and artisan. Let it be an
occasion for general interchange of ex
periences and opinions, for comparison
Of results of different modes of culture
or mechanical inventions and improve
ments and let our people thus become en-
abled to utilise new informations, render
ing our labor more efficient and profta-
BILE, fostering spirit of emulation, re-
ceiving satisfaction for work we'll done or
Judgment we'll applied. Our stock raisers,
farmers and artisans will get into notice
social gathering, will bring into closer re-
lations, the scattered and d:ssimilar
members of society, producing mutual
interest and common pleasure, showing
the customs, manners and civilization of
our many widely differing 2ationalities.
thus extending acquaintance and pro-
ducing friendly and social feelings, here
tofore perhaps almost unknown.
The coming meeting promises to be a
great success, it cannot fail if every one
that possibly can, does his duty, in at
tending and bringing something Of inter-
est to be seen.
Come one, come all and enjoy gener-
al good time.
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MARRIED..

WILLIAMS-TERRELL-Onth the 2lst
Of Sept. 1871, at the residence of the
brides father. 365 Prospect ST., Cleve-
land, BENEZErrE WILLIAMS. of Mani
towoc, Wis, to Miss LYDIA J. TER
RELL, of Cleveland.
The above notice was received too late
for publication last week.
We would assure the youthful bride
that we heartily welcome her to our
homes, under the full conviction, that she
will ever prove blessing to her happy
husband, one of the nob!est and best
young men of our city, and with the sin
cere wish, that both may be blessed with
unalloyed felicity for time and eternity.