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spEsaxTsgspTIC1&
.mH o VEIL 7 rms FOE
May AND JUNE,
NEW, EsFGANT, AND ATTRACTIVE.
- - =. y IL 4 = ~ : - AT ssg9f

: new, EhFGAFT, AND ATTRACTIVE TT 3 lCII
II +. rRICa S.bo.,
Jtsst from market again. hsve orcned all that Is
rod and substsntial, as well as rare and facy, IN
goods suited f,r spring and summer sales. a;s
Splendid line Of LLAMA LACE POINTS and
sACQUEs. raa. i.
Splendid asc of PARASoLS, SUE.sHADEs,
UMBRELLAS, &C.. e,5.FeE 4, s....sz 81.
More IRON GRENADINES and CANVAS HER
MANS, very Cheap. 4, 81. f.sJs -. +,
Fancy dress goods in endless variety, ouch az
I JAPANESE SILKS snd 5POPLINs,. EMB'D
GRENADINES, BAREGEs, LAWNS, OR
CANDIES, &C., ss-s. ati.sf ~
Elegant Co;ored and BLACK, ftriped and Checked
silks, every shade and hue worn Fouard SILKS,
both plain and figured, ~ .tI,!
FOR M0UKNING--French Tra1nesi. Bomha.
zines, Mousclines,, Challies. D0uble-faced MO-
hair, Silk faced Alpacas, Gro Grain HerDanls,
&C.; Grape Wells and Collars every size anG
shade; Grape sets: Linen and Lace Collars ono
Cuffs, Kid Gloves, &c. -.
Very striking A lovely lot Of Brussels ard rea
Point Collars and Sets, from Paris, NJ ABOUT nal
their value. tn which special attention fs called
Embroideries In Hamburg edges and insert
trgs, very low; Patent Laces, Bands Tor tDIesset
and Skirts, French Cambria Work, II. .. AM
| Emb'd Hdk,fs Lace-trimmed Hdk's. &c
Cloths, Cass!meres, Drills, Saiteeps, iof InsI
and bows Gapze shirts for ladies ana gentie
men Ltnen-Bosom Shirts, &C. ~,
my5 H. NJ 1stNp " -.
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Observation-Disclosures, May 3.-The
House. after much opposition from the
Democrats, passed resolution authorizing
a committee with full powers to investigate
the election returns for Governor and State
officers. Both Houses adjourned until May
10th. Meanwhile, the committee Will ex
anime into the alleged errors in New Haven
Enfield, and Cheshire, and report VINO has
actually received majority OF votes cas-
for Governor. If no one has majority
the Legislature will elect on "Wednesday BY
ballet. RI, after ascertaining the facts In tn
above places, it shall appear either candl
date has majority, that candidate Will on
declared by resolution elected. The usua
inauguration parade will probably occur OF
Thursday week. .-5r-.srgz
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1-he whig ana [, onssslsrce;;

rae who 81 Yesterday speaks off Rich
mond before the war ssss@ the sh'iu 80 :.
eafsse market OF the Untsed ssses -.,,... =
thus traces The process by WHICH eno Nv
tained chat position
..s fzfeFcfaans n. ..s
sht tho wheat of the farmers, manuiac'
t',raa it into -four, and shipped y W Sou ,
a ,,snrica. The vessels that carrieu ~ sn.ttleI
-, ,,r,,eJ with carUocs consisting OF coffee
And other productions. This, illustrates
what we have SO often written aoouc-tne
;m,,nrtance TO Richmond of widening the
basis 81 It's commercial operations by means men
OF rlianuhct lures. j III ,.3ss .s,.gss,sf. 49,
Now, it is true the Wing has matte q de-
tour ON this subject, but il has come out
very sensibly and practically at the right
place, Itasserts that manufactures" are
a basis of g commerce, although it has
given some countenance to critics who rem
soned that commerce" and "man llll
lures y, were not connected, had no mutua
relations, land that while Richmond wouio
certainly flourish I'M her manufactures, sne
need not hope to have commerce OF an!
importance. ~ ous ;,
But we are gratifed to see that the Whas
/ has taken the true ground. Manufacture
are a basis of commerce, and, as Richmond
will be a great manufacturing town, she
| must have great commerce. Independent
of that commerce which will he attracted
byt the current of transportation ana INT
tlarse population concentrated here.
New York is \ great manufacturing city
and derives larger. support from her man
ufactures than she does from her iofelsl
trade. philadelphia is more dependen
upon manufacturing industry than New
York, and yet Philadeiphia has lars
commencement large foreign trade, III
deed, but she does an immense business il
selling and distributing foreign fabrics, a
/ well as in the work OF her own industriou
population. With all our great cite
domestic fabrics and machinery constitute
an immense portion Of their annua! trad
and form the basis of the largest portion
their wealth and resources.
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THE real question behind all its tricks,
aseerts the Milwaukee Sentinel (Repubil'
cam. is, ..Shall Senator Trumbull be inc
Deliocratic candidate for President at the
next eIection3' ,,
The washington correspondent of the
Toledo Blade, who tells more than DC
knows, says That " the movement in favor
Of Mir. Trilmbull as the candidate of the
Renublican party for President In 1917
comes from the Boston Journal, but 1t is
understood to be the result of an under
current centering around the New York
POST, the Chicago Tribune. and the Clncln-
natl Commercial, and other frce-trade
organs"
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DISASTROUS FIRE IN BsooKLYs, N. "
Ne,D York, May IA fire broke out To.
night in Prentice,s hat-faetory, bounded by
RAYMOND, Bolivar, Willoughby and Navy
streets. The ROOF fell In, and little except
certained, but on the building and stock
the loss is estimated at $500, 900. Five bun
dred people are thrown out of employment.
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Obituary.

In Lexington, on Friday morning, ApIil 2lst
LENA, Infant daughter of q. +: and Bette 3
Chalslsy, gently passed from earth, to DC th' ga
MANY friends in Richmond, chesterfield, ant
elses here, will sympathize with these athlete
narsnts, who twice before have txpcrien ced The
Zane nanp. During the twelve months and four
teen DAYS that little ENA was spared to dotine
Parents she suffered much from disease, and hel
deifcste constitution portended much future suf
farinp il she had lived. But Jesus has taken The
fratI flower and traEsplanted 1t to SUMMER skies
and more congenial soil, where 1t Will bloom II
Iadeless glory. s.El > 80
May the stricken parents be conferred ant
blessed, and enabled from the heart to say:
"Here dash we down the tear-drops,
= stu gathering I'm our eyes;
Blest, oh how blest In adding
....r,s seraph to the sktes!n ...- ..-. ...
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GROCERIES. &c.
FAMILY GROCERY
THOMAS BALMER q Cg,;,ocr

, - THOMAS BkLMEK q VIS,,orr p
OPPOSITE sroTsWo9D B Vt D1oe'
.,,-,,era rpspectfuily beg to inform tne
nnbic Generally that they have opened nrs'.
s g. Kf 9l GROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS
fhhlihA CtGARS, &C., ,hr
which selected with nth y'dS sell
as H Sw ne been purchased exclusively for To-
thew are prepared to offer special naGC nation Is
|prompt.paytng Sastn hW
respectfully soiici'eTTH THOMAS EALMER & CO. /.
Goods ,e Of our customers
for their orders. IL desired. c,,-ab1v known
SO lSn x a the above
70 the pdcnIarI N asks share of his friends pas
Tonsge, promising at all times his persona my iw
tion 10 their orders.
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A fire in Plymouth, Ohio, Tuesday night,
destroyed the American hotel and stables,
grocery stores OF Richard Clark and John
Wetz, and the Masonic Hall. Loss, Sl8, eco;
partially insured.
MISS Cary's engagement with the Nilsson
troupe has expired, and she has returned
to the North.
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,,,.;. or tbe several orders and associas
The Msnsis 70 70 engage in the procession for
ths 'I nurpoae OF LAYING the cornsr,ssoge 81 .l
nropoaed FREE NUDGE. on 81 - No On ~ OIL,
Itrss, hetween Main and Broad streets WIN .mea
respective bodes in time 70 have the w line be- On
ny O'Clock The line OF IN ma Msa, down Malii
81 fah and thence across Mayos Bridge 20
my sgt Cnlel mnFsh"A A -
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Africa has taken high ground in Arkali.
sas, u y said. Whites appointed to office
by the Governor are warned to get away in
TWO days. These are black kuklux.
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! nay ssflla,asas.
IsRY Ssl54,asss.
1IWsg GA1GrAI HNs
8 sSss Tns Dss goofa AUCTIONS.


:rHs OLD rut'r : s asssB' COZ
Buy for c.s where N SS a ssg H sY
Der snaS III stp CENT. hayc only ono price she
F9yLsSL y,Sfsrs Our motto Is, How cheap
lowest 1870 II, sell this and that The old fogy
car cai1s VIZ : How much can u fos ibis 2
d DRESS aooDs.
=, .,,a freah: ali real bargains. JapaDeee
All, nbea rom s6 10 slo be&utiful Dress Silks,
s1i ca,nrs. "a saog, 75 %: SUE Popiin;
~ iias c0s OF n. EXTR AORDiFAgY BARGAINS.
!s ped GrenadIes (black grOun0l oniy zoc.; eie-
IL strfned GreradIn6 Robe1: g<.so; Iron ba-
E nas ali coiors 33;e.s bezusiuI 6esesey nnly
t.sss BIue plaid poplins only asS.s SIaia foplina.
aoc Siik Porff, 5oc., woulst pc Cnesp az 75c.;
T,smbrays, leS and aoc.; While fiques, 70 70 sc.
LACE GOODS.
1,.. Lace Points from $40 to e9 Lsee Collars
LA, soc m a. lace Handkerchfets, so Lace
ssts from sato a. Real and Imitation Lacess all
kinds
STRAW GOODS.
aides, and Misses' Hats and sundowns new
stTles: Gents and Boys Hats denss' anu Boys
Felt Hats. -.
fbENo ~ -. warrantef to be the fnest.
CARPETS, 7sc.; FANCY, OHEgk, snd PLAIN
MATTINGS, best quality OlLCLOTHs.
mv5 DUCKWALB & RoUss.
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FAmE,-The Charleston Republican pun:
fishes the poem of Bret Hay La burlesque
rs the production of Bret Harte. 1t up
reared in the Dispatch Yesterday.
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IT EVI BETTER,
Has now open full assortment OF
SPAEGLED fARLTAhS FOR MAY PARTIES,
Rich InFANTS' LACE CAPS and sACQUE S,
DIN LADIES' BLACK and WHITE LACE
- Gaps: and weIl-selected stock Of
FANCY. STALE, and DOMESTIC, DRY
"a NV SGYDkR TTCLEs, and TRIMMINGS.
Stamping, Braidipg, and Embroidery done IN
'no i"'e' LEVI HExTER's,
mv2Iw I1l5 NJ ain street,
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m THE GREATEST SPRING REM.

G1 THE GREATEST SPRING REM
EOY.-In the spring Of the year nature demands
an assistant in driving out the morbifc substance
collected In the blood, which Is sure to generate
bilious complaints and derange the entire human
system: The only remedy adequately effectual In
cases of this character IL MISHLER'S HERB
BlTTERS, which thoroughly purIfes tie blood,
corrects al the irregularities OF the system, rein.
perfect he slth ana good spirits where now rs gem
esal debility, nervousness, &C. For all diseases
arising from the impurities Of the blood MESH
LER,S HERB BITTERS is pronounced by the
highest medical authorities the most certain.
SPEEDY, and agreeable remedy extant. Thousands
have tested It's efficacy, and declare 1t Is the great
est assist OF nature In her conflict with disease
that the light Of science has ever brought to our
knowledge. Sold BY all druggists and dealers. DIR,
=. b ,HARTMAa 4 CO., Proprietors, Lancas
ter. "a = 2 - apa-eod&w
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New York city owes debt Of about fifty
millions Of dollars.
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| "A Portion OF THE GAswoRKs IN TIE
NORTH DIVISION NEARLY BLOWN Down.
/ T,ro Men Seriously Injured About III
O'Clock this morning a noise as of the Doom
Ing Of hundred cannon, and the trembling
| of the earth as though IN incIpIent earth
quake were cndeavOrln@ TO struggle INTO
existence. threw the inhabitants OF por-
ton OF the North Division into fhe great
est terror and CONSERVATION. An eXplo-
| sion had occurred at the North-slde station
Works of the Chicago Gas and Coke CO., on
the corner of Hobbc and Crosby SIS. When
the smoke had cleared, and the workmen
| had recovered from the momcntary shock,
it was found that the explosion had occur
red in that part of the works where are
located the Offices, the metre, ana the Gov
crncrS room, and that two men had been
injured by the accident. George llollo-
way, a clerk in the office, who resides at
the corner of Oak and LaSalle streets, was
slightly burned, and Joseph Sailor, who
was acting as assistant superintendent of
the works, received internal injuries. Both
persons were Immediately removed to their
homes. Mr.. Sailor, thinking that his inju-
ries were slight, returned to the works,
but soon found it necessary to go home
again. The portion Of the works injured
is situated in the southeast corner Of the
large grounds occupied by the company,
and presents Il scene of ruin and confusion.
The works were uninjured. but the roof OF
the building was partially fitted, the walls,
which are Of brick, were bulged, the floors,
clustering on the ceiling, and the windows
were broken, and the glass shattered, ana
so much damage occasioned that. it will, at
Il rough estimate, take 81 900 for repairs:
Workmeu were immediately detailed to set
about the needed repairs. 1t was found
necessary to the safety Of the building TO
prop the bullying walls. :.
No officers of the company were TO DC
found about the works when the Post re-
porter called, and no ineligible theory Of
the explosion could be ascertalned. u Is
probable that gas escaped from the G tS.
ernor's room, and filing the office ana !. tne
metre.room, in the former OF which q ilga q.
was burning, the explosion followed l. !, II
must have been merely atmospheric as no I.
portion of the works are injured. sign.
fire followed the explosion, but II was
II is fortunate that q greater numper o.
persons was not In the works at the time,
az If wo,1ld have been next to miraculous
if thew had escaped.--!Chtca9o Post.
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-AIaleS,1sr

TOR REV YORK ~ y, 49,.
asns p 9fsslasesh sss;ssmsa,p ca s,e 3ffk
BLAKIxAN win tsii On rsyhhas A. nkEL. ~,
o'sals saasi e.! s q ssI
VT gith dfsgaseh to III nos sad Esok fs,.
ns,d Inc Inc M Slsss IsG
Ta asse1 ags. recommendations apguyn.
For freight Il passsssss s,s,y icfs.s o,
y.,,, !. \. y, JOHN W.. Wyarn
no. : Governor ssss.,
Eo gR , g5AAlLoTTIM.oRE. steaners - -: :
leave her wharf on M1Nnn1n viii l
sT sissa fses1vss Friday and
or passage, sepiy a % Passage ss. For islah
E zap gil. sa assa Z. ". 2. BRETT a,.,.
ROE NEW YoRK-cURRRTE- : :
sARD Hi AEais Hoi .sst,sailing sch's IT
IN Y h sss large iaIger portion ef her esrra
ILL, quick dispatch. For baIancs - saKaQed,
.ap.as- corner Of ss issS sns z Gg: -
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NE BREEDEN IL FOX open during
THIS WEEK large variety OF .,
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
which will be offered at greatly reduced prices
Their assortment of DRY GOODS in all de
par tments Is now very large. ,l
BREEDEN & FOX,
ap IS eod2w 40l Broad street.
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FOR SALE avn ppE,.

a SUBURBAN RESIDENCE Fop -
Ths owner aS bs,n xh an1i MdG0.D,EskATETERSs
are authorized TO selI his weii.aprsnaaaaaag e We
0hb mn RESIDENgE, in Hue order sen,s PUB
seven rooms steh ssA NE DWELLING stss
household and kitchen furniture gasae &C, and
meuts, stock, &c. Apply tn s"iaen imple.
nvs. R1CHAKDsoN & CO..
~ sos lll3 Main str.a,
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FREsH HOP $3.50 pounds superior
WIN. q. cambridge & CO.,
feA s21 Bread stseek
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ECONOMY is WEALTH.

H n,x,
We are Offering special inducements In DRf
GOODS, and Invite attention TO our list OF BAR
Good styles snd qualities of DRESS GOODS as
Reautif thu PLAiD POpLINS at so and $780,;
Excellent BLACK ALPACA ut 80, 375 81, ano
AGEGRENADINES at 80. IS, so, and 7sc.;
WHITE CAMBRICS, NAINSOOkS, SWISS,
CoTT0 Si a. and nd LINEN DIAPER at Is 20, and
IRISH LINENS, very fine, at a7a. 50, ess, and 7sc.
TABLE LINENS at 50, IS, &c., 81, &C.;
DuYLIES at 75c. per dozen;
TOWELS at Sl.25 per dozen
LARGE WHITE QUILTS at $3.50, sl.7s' w. ano
roNG SSH PARAsoLs, and all other Kinds, extra
LACE SHAWLS from 90 upwards;
Best KID GLOVES ut S1.2s, warranted and
GENUINE Mel EiNGLIsH HOSE for ladies and gents at
sac. per pair
Fast-colored LAWNsat l2i, !s3 and 2oc. :, :,
Handsome JAPANESE SILKS at VI, worth $Leo
Lot Of other goods very cheap: Give US call.
ano7 No. COL Broad corner 9Th street.
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FEE s K nNs'E;ra = delightful ustst sUBUR. a
story brick dwelling, with four so ea TWO H
ao1r ana passage through the centre Gic tseh
gRaoe nnd four acres or ne garden land on en-
good tenant he rent 9ae yI e from the city
my s-st Ah ia CO.,
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ZOE RENT OR SALE, that desiru. r..
siae e os y, hEs sn2ts SI . No CO., ,hs
rooms, three large ones on each stnrv 'n , Ten
Closets, bath-room, &C.; versnd,h in from. .s'
three storled porch on the south side p"ssss, Ill
at once. Apply to j. L. kPPERSoS' ''n
r my SET Real Estate Agent ard Aucttons..
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EOR RENT, the LARGE STORES
Il HOUSE three stories ano celIa-) on i1tl, Ia
street, between Main and Cary, lately 0ccnnsS
by Mr.. A. 3. Lee, suitable for large commission
house. p JAS. NJ. TAYLOR.
my 5-st Heal Es' ate gent
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Eight Per Cent. Bonds

Now offered are limited in amount to S12. 800 per
mile and for $1,000 1900 each interest PAYABLE
January and july at the rate of per cent Currency
OFT per cent Gold at the option of the holder Bonds
registered if desired.
Among the leading Stockholders of the Company
are Hon. Z. d. Morgan, Ex-Governor and Ex-U. S.
Senator; Hon. John A. Griswold Ex-Lieutenant-
Governor, Troy, N. Y; Hon. Cakes Ames, M. c.,
Massachusetts; Messrs. Morton, Bliss g. Co. l. Won
Hoffman g. Co., j. g. W. Selgman g. Co., Harrison
Durkee and others, of New York. Benjamin e.
Bates, President Bank of Commerce, Franklin Ha-
VEINS, President Merchants Bank Boston, and Others
also well known.
The above statement of facts proves the safety of
these Bonds. Their profit is equally manifest upon
examination. They are sold for the present at 90
and accrued interest from July LIST. At this price
they afford certain income for forty-fve years. of
nearly nine per cent upon their cost. One thousand
dollars invested in these eight per cent. bonds will
give the purchaser more than seventy-seven pei
cent greater annual interest than the same amount
invested in the new Government Five per cents
while holders of Government Skies will find decided
profit in selling them at present high prices and
investing in New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Bonds
Subscriptions will be received in Portland by
Messrs. SWAN & BARRETT, Bankers
100 Middle ST.,
HI. MI. PAYsON, Broker, 32 Exchange ST.
WIN. X. WOOD, 81 Exchange St.
Information concerning the Company and the Road
and pamphlets containing map and full details of thu
enterprise, can be obtanedof the undersigned an!
of the Company's advertised agents.
w. B. STHATTUCEz, Banker
AND
Financial Agent, N. O. NJ. te T. R. r.. Co.
No. % Nassau Street. New York.
Il evt02n,
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olEAMERS.
FOE BOSTON.

<G The new and suncfior sea-ooin,,
,Af$A steamers FOREST CITY. mi
GEi fENX PSNoM MONTREAL, having been fttei
lHAISssls&LESAS up at great expense with lar,,,
-.zz7sszx" number OF Jeautiful State Rooms
will run the on as follows:
Leaving Atlantic Wharf, Portland, at O'clock
M Il India Wharf BoStou, every day, at O'clock
p. NJ. Sundays excepted9
Freight taken as usual
L. BILLINGS, Agent.
May I, 1S69-dtf
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Eclectic Medical Haaffrlanary


DIR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies, who
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No.
Prebe Street, Which they will find arranged for their
special accommodation.
Dr. II. s Eclec lie Renovating Medicine are unrival-
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating all
Female lrregu tiles. Their action is specific and
certall of producing leliefin shor5 time.
LADIES will frd it invaluable in all cases of OBJ
sttuctions after all other remedies have Jeen tried in
van 1t is purely vegetable, contain z no ,nil,g in
the least injurious to the health and may be taken
w4.h perfect safety at all times
Sent to any part of the country with full directions
by addressing DR. HUGHES.
jan1 1S65d&w No. 172 Cumberland Street Portland
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Caution TO the Public.

that remedies handed out for general se sbonJ hnvc
their efficacy established by wel-tested experience in
the hands OF a regularly-educated physician whose
preparatory studies fit him for all tile duties he mnst
1ulnl; yet the country is flooded with poo nosrums
anu 9ure-alS purporting to be the be It in the world
WIcn gre not only useless but always injurious
ms PHYSICIAN as it is lamentable yet
Die iact tHat many syphiltc patients are made mis-
cradle WIN ruined constitutions by malt eatment
for it is point generally conceded by tnc best yphi
ographers That the study and lageme 1t Of these
plants should engross the whole time of thoce who
would be competent and successful in their treatment
and ours. The inexperienced general practitioner
having neither opportunity nor time to make him
sue one system of treatment in most cases MAXIM
an indiscriminae use of that aniquated aud danger
, GUS weapon the Mercury
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PIaSfar
Provisions

provisions.
Mess Beef, IL 0O@12 90
Elk Mess. ~ 90 ali %
Plate. Ii 90 G13 co
Ex Plate. IA 50G16 90
4 Pork.
Backs. -. IS 90 q
Clear. II so U
| Mess. -. Is 30 400 90
Prime. -. none 400 90
Hams. ...... 10 a. II
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had the Catarrh SO bad for seven wears that m
head became confused and painful. / was Obliged
to get up several times in the night to keep from
choking. Iemployed some of the best physicians in
the country without benefit. 1 was perfe tly cured
with The University Medicines 10 three weeks.
A. M. MURG AN, 224 Cumberland ST. Portland
Conductor on the Portland 81 Odgensburg Railroad
February Is, 1870
Since giving the above certificate have been per-
lecly ree from Catarrh through have been contin-
TALLY exposed to wet and colds.
Oct. TO- 1871, A. MORGAN.
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All who have committed excess of any kind
whether it be the solitary vice of youth, the ting
ling rebuke Of misplaced confidence of maurer years.
SEEK FOR SOME ANTIDoTE IN SEASON
The Pains and Aches and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostration that may follow Impure Cotton,
are the Barometer to the whole system
Do not wait for the consummaton that is sure fol-
low; do not wait for msightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss of Beauty
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-23
New Orleans, Mobile and
Texas r.. R. Company

Offer for sale bond which combines these advantages
TO an unusual degree The route lies between Mobile,
Alabama and Houston, Texas-passing through New
Orleans the New York of the South. OF the whole
line of 475 miles, about two-thrds are already built
and the Stockholders have expended nearly TEN
MILLION DOLLARS in the--work. The bonds now
offered are secured by mortgage upon all that part
of the line west of New Orleans, which has an enor-
nous traffic assured to it from the start, this being
the only rail connection by which the cotton, corn
cattle and other productions of Texas can reach New
Orleans.
So important is this road considered to Louisiana
that the State has made very liberal grants in aid o.
the enterprise, by direct donations by endorsement
of second mortgage bonds, and by subscriptions tc
the stock of the Company, amounting ina to oven
eight million dollars.