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n, second and last grand strawberry fss.,-
evening AZ the church, corner of 9th and =
sueets- None need go Away disappointed. IA
money. Avn VIC
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Odeo,1 Hall.
CI0THrNGi
Underwear a speciality.

r. WALLACH, Odeon Hall,
Corner 4 n street and Penn. avenue.
Odeon Hal. Odeou Hal
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AN EIGHT FOOT plate show case, counter
scales, and Tufts patent cottage shape marble
soda fountain, for sale at Princes Bazaar, 1905
Pennsylvania avenue.
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.s,te OsDsRsToop that SIR. McKelden, the
Tor Improvements, In view OF the de :is,on ~ ~
court. vast number had been leo ie<s - s "a .,
~ tnst decision, upon the Mayors requisition.
RnnnG
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THE BALTIMORE Al

The BALTIMORE AMERICAN
Is served promptly in Washington and George
town by carriers, and for sale at all principal
Hotels.
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AN ACT FOR the relief of Philip B. Chew
BE enacted By the Board Of ATdeT,nsa nns Ra,,s
o. Common Council Of the Cay Of WashInstou. That
me sum OF seventy five dollars be and the came ia
innd TO enable the Mayor to pay said sum to Phiin
= Chew, who 10 entitled thereto under acts Of the
corporation passed in 1864 '65. by reason of bis
having been drafted and furnished substitute for
service on the quota Of tlis CITY under tba
call OF the President Of July Is, 1854 N0' 'ne
Approved, April ii, ISL
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VALUABLE TESTIMONY FROM ABRoAD.-Vin-
cent Lundberg, of Stockholm, Physician-in-
Chief to the King OF Sweden, recommends Hal $
Vegetable Sioilian Hair Remover tor the scalp
and for the hair.
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FRos Lansran, Ogilvie & 90. wa bavs M.
Iers kaSaziRS for june. 'e haT-
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AN AcI for the relief OF John h. Wise.

Btff sndcitd W the Board Of Aldernrsa nRd Soay
the sum Of hundred and twenty nine doiisfs sn
twelve cents be, aad the same Is hereby, appro
erieted ont OF the Seventh Ward fund rs At
John a. Wise for grading Second street, between 4
aud ID streets southwest. and that the Mayor be
Approved, April 8, 1871.
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FOR SALE CHIAP.-One Soda Fountain, two
PIANOS, three Sewing Machines, and one COM
plete Brass Band, at Robert Fultons Loan
once, S14 y 9th street, near Pennsylvania ave-
nue..
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DE.okATioS DAY AT CULPEPER.-Liucoln
Ios, no. ., u A h have passed resolutions 10
purpose Of decorating the graves or so,s,ars
buried ttnat place, and special train viii run
rom Alessndria for the accommodation or AT
uho wish TO 90 al reduced rates. See advertise
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CORPORATION AFFAIRS.
BOARD Of A,dermep, May Is, 1871.

In the abser &c OF the President. (Mr Orocker,D
tn Vice President MI Cham pionl called the board
TO order az half past o'clock, and in the absence
Of the secretary. Mr. "a, do was elected secretary
pTo I,H. There not being quorum present, Mr..
Connolly Inoved 10 ADJOURN 70 to thisl
ring. Mr. Chase moved tc amend that m ton by
sd lOurnmsIt 10 next Monday evening; which was
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IN THE African III. T.. Zion Annual Confer
enee, IN session in Union Wesley Church. 23d
street, this morning, Rev. Bishop j. ". Lognen
presiding, the different church CONTRIBUTORS
were handed IN, Mount Zion Church, of this
city, contributing 9, so.
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An ACT for the relief Of Nelson IedeII
BE IT enacted ~ the Board Of dlfSrDlsr 1nd Ro,,,
o. Consmon Co.neil q the CITY Of Washington, That
the sum Of thirty dollars be- and the same IN brehv
appropriated ont Of the general fund TO reimbnrss
Isaei Tor money expended for RELAXING pave
In square No. 9D, (south'part) on street. snntb
betwee u 3 eventh and Twelfth streets east
Approved, ApriI IL, ls7I
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HENRY WILHHLM, German, WAS arrested AZ
biadensburg yesterday by Detective Tilliman
on the charge Of robbing a fellow bosr,ler al
Mrs Smiths boarding house. lie was brought
TO this city and locked up for a hearing.
IN THE LIST OF STUDENTS examined at the ST
Louis Law school. and upon whom the degree
OF bachelor of laws was conferred, we see the
name OF Silas wv. DOOley. Of this CITY.
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HE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE at their animal
meeting last night elected the following or,scers
Tor the ensuing year: President, Rob't Raw
burn; wee presidents, Flodoardo Howard. Lob m
". r. Holston, Steuart Eldridge; treasurer,
Robertson Howard; recording secretary, p, IT.
hsene; corresponding secretary, III. W. Saw
tellei board Of examiners, j. Harry Thomson.
3 Is. Crew, j. Edwin Chez new.
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THE BOARD OF PUBLrO WORKS held meet
ing yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, and ADOPT
ed An order (which will be found advertised in
IHK STAR stoppingall work now going on by
direction OF the authorities of the cities OF Wash
lngtsn and Georgetown and the Levy Court In
avenues, streets, road, bridges, &C., in this
District, including that under the ward com
mlssloners Of this city, has been suspended, and
pafues having CONTRACTS are taking the initia-
tory STEPS towards complying with the require
ments OF the Board.
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aHERRY VILE IN RONn-

0A8B8H WIN In BOND.
We have few or. casks very pale and defscse
Favored sHBRkH In the Custom House IN (;eorse
town, ID. g., which We will ell ct . very EMAIL "a
vance. IL ts wine Of our own importation from "a,
bounced BY Judges the nnest wine this aide the Al
iantlc. sampler can be seen Of eur store.
On = Cos world renowned PURB WHEA1
WI l6k Z, distilled IRON the besf erain expressly
prices, b. BBowEING klDDLETCN.
toe G1l Pennulyonto svesrs
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SALES OF BBAL EsTATE.-Martin NJ. Robe,
real estate broker, corner Of New York ayenu
and yth street. has sold for Joseph l.. Savage
LOT NO. Loo, square GO, improved by q three
story hrsck dwelling for 5000. Also. lot I, 1
a n. Lees subdivision of lots In square 2s(
improved by atvo-story brick cottage. frontin
Oh l2lh street west, to :. A. Ergood. for So COO
Dyer & Davidson have cold for Moe. Kelly
hsq., three story brick house on New ,Jerss
avenue, between ID and T. streets, 5. e. to WIN
W. Meteaf, ioI rs so. Also, for Messrs ia.
ID snd - streets, n. W.. fronting TIxi25 feat d
r. h. Allen, fer 50 ,eGs.15. s''
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THoRoUGHNEss In EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Ready Made Clothing.
Gentlcmen's Under garments, SC; and the
Order Department.
One Price Only.
GEO. C.. HRNEINe, 410 It'll street northwes.
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Mr.. PAuL GIRARD, the Frencbman vhosa
marriage about year and half ago TO Miss
Wormley. daughter Of the well-known colored
restaurateur In this city was the subject of
considerable gossip here and elsewhere Is
teaching French in q colOred school in this city
and Is frequently seen on the street In company
with his wife and handsome baby Carriage con-
tanning the fruits of the marriage,
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-06-07
FOR TIE oREENvILLE ENTERPRISE
The New County.

Messrs. Editors: Seeing n meet.
ing is called to be at Tand y Babb's
store, on the third Saturday in
Juno, signed Z" MANY Citizens" for
the purpose of taking immediate
action in relation to forming a new
county outet Laurens and Green.
ville, We take the liberty OF saying
that perhaps Many Citizens " are
not apprised that measures are al
ready on foot, out Of portions OF
Greenviile, Laurens, Abbeville and
Anderson, the county site to be at
llonea Path, S. @. We agree with
Many Citizens " in all The reas.
ons they offer in favor of forming a
new county, both for the convent
ence TOR the people and the mate.
rial interest of the County, and are
ready to make united move; but
we want to move in the right di.
rcclion. A county town needs the
advantages of railroads, aud with.
out them in these days of pEogres.
promise much tnr its citizens
l1onea Path has railroad facilities,
Il beautiful location, q suitable dis
tancc from the surrounding coun.
ty sites, has several stores, q good
cotton market, and o little town al.
ready on the way. We are sntis-
fled that Many Citizens and all
concerned will find it to their in.
terest to have the new county 10
Gated at this point, and hope they
will help roll OH the ball that is al
ready moving.
To further this matter, all the
citizens of Dunklin Township are
respectfully requested to meet at
Capt. L. Henry Stokes, on Friday
the 10th June, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
to take such preliminary action as
is necessary to secure the enter.
prise. A full attendance is urged,
as the merits of the matter will
then he discussed, and it's impor-
tance shown to all. Steps are now
being taken in the other counties
to the same end, and an expression
Of opinion from the people of
Dunklin Township is most desira-
BILE. Come one,. come all.
Most respectfully
= O1'IIER CITIZENS.
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GEORGIA RALRoADs.-The i'm.
come of the Georgia Railroad
III miles long-running from At.
lanta 10 Augusta, Ga, for the year
1870, was about ! 1 100000. The
stock of this road, paying 8 per
cent. dividends regularly, uuu-
mands S1O3 to $110 per share, and
the z per cent. bnnds 03 to par
The income Of the Macon and
Western Railroad--102 miles in
] ength-running from Atlanta to
Macon, was about 100000. This
stock sells at 105 a 110, and pays
8 per cent. dividends. The secu.
rites of these roads are rarely Of.
fered and always in demand. The
Western and Atlantic Railroad,
running from Atlanta to Chatta
nooga, Tennessee, 1873 miles long,
shows an income Of about 81 ,800,.
600. The Atlanta and Richmond
Air Line Railroad, now in process
Of construction, whose tcrmini are
Atlanta, Ga, and Charlotte, n. c.,
will form most important link in
the through connection between
the North and the South. There
are now two thousand laborers EN-.
ployed npon this road, and it is
expected to, be finished at an early
day. The first mortgage eight per
cent. bonds Of this Company, now
being negotiated by Messrs. Ian.
caster, Brown & Co., OF New York,
are taken mp 30 rapidly that they
have advanced the price from 80
to 90, only Q limited number be.
ing offered at this figure. The
road will be 225 miles long, and
its bonded debt $4,000 to the
mile.-Charlcston C,,ier.
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outrageous imposition on that nor.
ton that is proposed to be cut off
or thrown away, for no division
can be made that will benefit anv
portion of Greenville County.
And another and by no means the
least objection, is that Whenever
you decrease the property of a
county, you will increase the tax.
es Oh the remainder but if yon
increase tho property of a county
in value, then you decrease the
taxes for all county purposes, to
wit: 8 mills on the dollar will
raise as much revenue on ten mil.
lions OF property as 10 mills will
ON five millions of property. So,
If the people in the lower part of
the County desire a decrease in
their taxes, it would be a better
policy Tor them to try to increase
tho territory aud taxable property
OF the County, rather than to de-.
crease it; and, doubtless, this will
be the policy Of all who desire the
general good and prosperity of ou,
County; and, after mature rcflec
ton, the most ardent supporters OF
the scheme will abandon it as
unwise, unsafe and impracticable,
with no inducements that can i'm
any way warrant its successes.
y n,
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sussonlprros Two Dollars Dor snpum.

SussoRrPrroS Two Dollars per annun.
ADvnHrisEHENrs inserted at the rate. n
one dollar per square Of twelve Minion lines
lthis sizei type) or less for tho first ipsertiow
nty cents each for the second and third insor,
tions, and twenty-five ccnts for subseoucnt
insertions. Yearly. contracts viii be made.
Al sdverttsements must have tho numbcr
inserted till ordered out, and charged for
Unless ordered otherwise, Advertisemont.
viii invariably be "displayed.v
Obituary notices, and all matters inurinc 10
tne oeneht OF any one, arc regarded as
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CHARLoTTH, CoLUMBIA AND. AUous,
ia RAILaoAp. u report to be
submitted TO the stockholders at the
annual meeting, We learn that the
earnings Of the road for the year clos.
ing December 81, 1870, were $500,
+74.o5, while the operating expenses
apd taxes Federal and Sta,e) were
$2so,642.7s, leaving a balance Of
$270,9Sl.35; deduc,ing interest on
notes aud coupons paid, S129, ,109.77
leaving the net balance $l4I ,s2l.6s
which Is nearly FIVE ,per,eent on the
capitai stock Of the company, amount.
ing to s2,57i, ,2oseo..' This balance
has been expended in completing the
grading of the Augustks ksdivision Of the
road, the bridge acroG the Savannah
River, building depo,s, and repairing
and purchasing rolling stock. Earn.
ings Of the past year are greater by,
$l5e.6ss.5e than those of the year
preceding. The entire bond debt ID
$l, ,262, 900.
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Tax-Payers' Convention.
[ooNcLuDEp.1

, Upon re assembling, Mr.. But.
Ter, from the committee OF eleven.
TO confer with tho Governor, re
ported as follows. The report be.
ng adopted:
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01
Portland & Rochester r, R.
Through Route to Boston via
Rochester,

E&yzgzsSs1, ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY Aug
xAS-..7Gss IS, 1871, passenger trains leaves Port
ter with Boston & Maine Kailroa for Bossn via Do
yer and all intermediate stations. With the Eastern
Railroad for Boz ton via Great Falls Portsmouth and
nlpiseogee Railroad tor Alton Bay, Marlborough.
Centre r. Harbor and Meredith. With Portsmouth,
Great Falls and Conway Railroad for South Milton
Milton, Union and Wakefield.
Leave Rochester for Portland at 7:40 a. M on tho
a arr W o. morning trains from Lake Wnnps ogee
trains via Boston a. Name and Eastern Railroads
leaving Boston at 800 NJ.
Way trains leave Portland at 1904 NJ and Las NJ,
Tor Morrls, Cumberland Mills Saccarappa, Cor,
ham, Buxton Centre, Saco River Hollis Centre,
Centre WATERFORD. South WATERFORD Alfred
SprngTale, East Lebanon, East Rochester, Roches,,
Leave Portland at 15p Il for Morrls, Cumber-
land Mills, Saecarappa, Gorham, Buxton Centre,
Leave Rochester at TAO NJ and 6.4oPM for East
Rochester, East Lebanon. SpriDgyale, Alfred South
WaterhnIo', Centre WATERFORD, Hollis Centre Saco
River, Buxton Centre, Gorham, Saccarapna Gum.
berand Mills, Morrills, Portland
- Leaves Saco River at $50 A NJ Tor Buxton Centre
1ornam, Saccarappa Cumberland Mills, Morrilps
Stages connect as follows:
Limington, Daily.
At Buxton Centre for West Buxton Bonny Eaaie
and Limingt0n, daily.
AT Cen. marlborough for Limerick, Newtelo
Tarsohsneld and Ossipee, Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays, returning alternate days.
AT Center marlborough for Limerick Parsons.
field, daily.
Freight train will leave Portland for Rochester and
intermediate stations at A. NJ.
Leave Rochester for Portland and intermediate
stations 1924 +. M.
Leave Centre Marlborough with Passenger Cal
attached at 2. 30 p. Nj. Tor Portland and interme
dlate stations on the arrival OF stages from Limerick
Newfell, Parsonfeld AMI Ossipee
Arrangements have been made to C rry Freight,
to and from al stations oil the Eastern RailfoaC
and Boston Maine Railroad, and their branche,
at Rates corresponding with the above roads.
THOS. Quincy, Sup't.
Portland, July %, 1871,
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01
POETRY.
Isaac Buys a Pool.

Hannah: my hOmeward journey was delayed at
buFtio;
Whose people were profoundly stirred concerning
horse show;
And being, as thee knows. great admrer of good
breeds, .
The first lot of ten horses was brought forth when
In siss--so fraii each seemed like dolusion and a
Bestrode by drivers..most ioolhardy, as it seemed
Who drove like Jehu, son of Nmshi, even furiousyl
picked the best among them, in the twnkling of
And Wishing that could afford that noble mare to
buy
turned: and 10! before me beheld very noisy
Thronging tent. where one was selling horses at
vendue.
He mentioned several horses sold already Sin the
did not not ask what "pools" were, lest might be
Much ignorance Silent tongue will frequently dis
And even "fool that holdeth his peace is counted
wise"
The favorite being yet unsold, thought 1 would be
smart
And bid hundred dollars ERE some other got the
start.
1t was not near her value; vet the words were
scarcely cold
Before that rapid auctioneer Moderated asold."
"what horse?" asked he, sThe sorrel mare" said
l, land here's the pay"
He took it and returned to me bill of sale straight
My soul was swelled with rapture; yet exalted was
my horn,
At thought OF shrewd horse dealers 50 egregiously
shorn.
1 thought how friend John Dean would covet my
As old carryall slipped by him On the thorough
fare;
With thinking how some worlds people would have
TO take our dust!
My musings were disturbed by cries of 81 here!
They are coming! Therep
And the whole drove rushed by, pel-mell, led by
Away they went, and when 1 asked, ''wheretore
this reckless pace?"
why. shad!" replied bystander, 'Tis the three
minutes race"
"And is this the race for money!" quefied I. at
net bel"
Aud burning with impotence, when they came
strobe up to The sorrel mare and seized her by the
rein
They iercely cursed, and pushed violently to
and fro,
Which quickly d the walls Of my wrath to over
flow;
And, girding up my Joins with my suspenders,
To get The sorre mare or else cbastse these men of
sin!
10 rushed two myrmidons, with clubs, and each one
seized me by a
Shoulder and invited me to visit Black Maria!
II know no colored female named Maria" replied
But they pressed me with an urgency that would
not be denied.
Yet, after all, 1 did not see that female, dark and
tickle,
Although they kept me all the afternoon in her We
hicle.
IT'S now too late to Hnd my mare; but at to-mor-
rows show
1t 10 my solemn purpose now to hunt her high and
low.
POSTSCRIPT.
My bill of sale turns out to be swimming pool" So
called,
Worth just two utdred dollars. Verify, am ap-
palledi
Is it special Providence, yea it seems so to me!
Hannah, be silent and discreet, and III divide with
theel --Bufdlo Courier
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01
RAILROADS.

Portland & Ogdensburg H. r..
HsssaESss{Fs On and after!Thurslay, Sept 18th, and
follows: -
Leave Leave Portland, 7i9 1sc $50
=, The 7.40 M from Portland and 80 p M from No
conway Will be freight trains with passenger car at
tached. ~
Stages Connect
:, At South Windham, daily for North windham,
Casco, Raymond, and Naples*
AT Sebago Lake, daily tor Standisb Garner
AT steep Fails daily, Tor Lmington and. Limerick 4
AT East Baldwin. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
Gays Tor sebago and South Bridgtont
a Dt T daliy lot Denmark, and Bridgton
anu on tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays for East
At Fryeburg daily for North FryeJurg and Lovellt
via 80 JPN.
Stages leave North CONWAY, daily Tor Glen House
and Crawford House.
Steamer SebagO.
For Naples Bridgton Harrison and Waterford.
connects at Sebago Lake with 30 P M train daily
Travellers by AS A NJ from North Conway will con-
meet with the 10 A NJ Portland to Boston arriving
in Boston in to connect with the NJ Snr;ng
field route or Sound Steamers ior New York and the
South. The II 90 p NJ train from North Conway
connects i'll Portland with the 30 NJ Tor Boston,
which connects with the p II for New York
via Shore Line or Springfield.
The 1.30 nj train from No, Conway arrive, In
Portland in time for steamers to Boston, arriving in
Boston in season Tor all early trains south and west
Tickets for Boston, New York, PHILADELPHIA Bal
tim0re ald Washington for sale at North CONWAY.
~ Ticket Office In Portland at the P. & K. r. R.
Depot.
J.HAMILToN, Supt.
ES No Freight received at the Freight House in
Portland aitel O'Clock NJ.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01
To be Let.

A DESIRABLE House of ten rooms. Enquire of
"a z. .. BAKER, 81 Wilmot street.
Jyl3 dtf 4. LOCKE.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01

FALL RIVER LINE.
For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
lngt0n, and all the principal points
West, South and South West,
Via TaantOn, Fall River and Newport.
Cabin, $500; Deck $500. Baggage checked
through and transferred in free OF charge
New YORK trains leave the Old Colony and New
port railway Depot, corner OF South and Kneeland
streets daily, Sundays excepted as follows: at go
M, arriving in Fall River 40 minutes in advance Of
tine regular Steamboat Train, which leaves Boston
at o'3O ii, connecting at Fall River with the
new and magnificent steamers PROVIDENCE. Capt.
p; M. summons, BRISTOL, Capt. A. Simmons
Ihese steamers are the fastest and most reliable
boats on the So1nd built expressly speed SAFETY
and comfort This line connects with all the South
ern Boats aud Railroad Lines from New York going
West and South, and convenient to the California
Steamers.
lts new and extensive depht modations in Bos-
ton and large pier in New York, Exclusively for the
business OF the Line is supplied with facilities tor
freight and passenger business which cannot be sur
passed. Freight always taken at low rates and for
warded with dispatch.
New York Express Train leaves Boston at | 20 p
M goods arrive in New York next morning about
NJ. Freight leaving New York reaches Boston on
the following day at 945 A NJ.
For tickets, berths and staterooms, apply at the
companys office at No Old State House, corner O
washington and State streets and Old Colony anC
land streets, Boston.
Steamers leave New York daily, (Sundays excep
edl from PieR 80 North River foot of Chambe,
st, at $40 p IA.
9Eo. SHIvER1CK, Passenger and Freight Agent, z.
\, I. s,,,o~,, JAMES FISK, JR., President
Steamship Co.
Nev5 d1yr
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01
To Let.

HOUSE No. 36 Anderson street; nearly new, con-
Ii tains six rooms, eight Closets good cellar and
plenty OF water. Apply at No. Lincoln st.
jy2Stf
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01
HEADACHE. &c.

ssHEADACnE.-Thele is in every class of society
vast numbers who suffer with Headache Neuralgia
from Vaticus couses. Over excitement of the ner-
vous system, dissipation in eating or drinking gem
erai unhealthy condition. OF the stomach or liver
constipation. &c. In iaot there are nearly as MANY
causes as sugerers. Dr. j. Briggs Allevantor is a
pleasant ana positive remedy for the various kinds
OF Headache Neuralgia.
This wonderful remedy has gladiened many sad
and weary heart, and is Still Oh its mission OF mercv
Sold by M. s. WHITTIER, junction of Free and
congress SITS, EMMNONS CHAPMAN cor, Middle
aid Exchange sig, j. r. LUNT 81 Co, $40 Congress-
st., GEO: C. FRYE, cor. Franklin and Congress SITS,
MARK q DAVIS, cor Congress and North sts, and
druggists generally. Trade supplied by W. H.
WHIPPLE & CO. no15 dIr We
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-01
To LETT.

I'HE three and a halt story house No. 6 Hamp-
i shire street, known as the Acadia House: con-
tains ~ finished rooms, and is well-ftted for ho-
Also Dwelling Houses and Stores to let.
inquire OF s. l.. CARLTON
my3ldtf Atty at Law. 80 Middie,st