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CURE FOR
FEMALE WEAKNESS.

Ihr Fropfiefor u This valuable Mc.tl~i nc whE.
suffering from Toes 81 hralta some twrrty wa.
a. 10. received an ludtan gvrflsr from ubr.h .s.
lfrpaFeI mr. fHr her oNn u.s xatra frsulted in
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equally Eratgfs srE sucrr.s AMI sac ursrl her ID
Introduce % O. iLS puh.ie >hc has cunseut.d for
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cnn0'.rni u ~tli PROVE the ~ heat hca.ts.
10 hrr -rN- This is So Internal rcuassiy-~niarrlr
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atiunaa, bot h. cunEs utAl a. nAtusC A. support.
ers arc .; used uut4cr any cousir alton not ! 9
Application OF oau-tar. u atu egAdEralc al -.
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sasrftHs IL fraus aI4nE cscc;s arc r1ira4ttlaa-4
-ithoGi hansr N ti-s. a. hgaslsr-!s - team.
fhrus bsig - ~Ih eonvin Inc most sk-f,tlral 81
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hrFiul In the Erfei sni Cure 90 Tie ivilpatnr las.
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biitugsaes~, defamation ct Tho l.lanrsa &C
Prepared aaA saId b, Mas. LINUS BELcukG
Randolph. Mass. SIND FuE tlHCILAg sold bv
all Drusglslst a. sI.oo p.r boulu.
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4 TIER an extensive practice OF upward. OLA.
iGFly rrATs. continues fo .-tuf@ Ttsru+. 81.
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th o.. FArI nirt UH reasonable term. ttE H.
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'tt ".il-t e" Patents ut Itrutiyus. aa4 .....
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5r4estoshi4tfB 2ftaesnf,aHs
All n+cc-sl31 OF yoarary ta Ws,.IEt.r q
proeuf' Patent AM Ghs u.4A- grra-as.ay s..'.
are atse saved ~ utot..
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TESTIMONIAL
II regard Mr.. Ediv =. ,a~ of tilc as,ff,,,,.l u, .
'aeeesshA! practitioners "a whom l..r
1A' iA' 'ntcFc1urSc, tHA~ MA~D<
comm ssirurf- uf Fatral-
nave no heNtAtlOn lu tsstrtuE .nyrutar= t.4.
they cannot employ man H.srr COM urg~Ef ....
' N"I''S' S"'' m"r" carRoIr Q putting t..
APpheati"n~ ID = form to secure tar them 4r 4s a..
'ud favorable con federation at th,. Fatra9 MI r
kDHl\b III kk.
Late tummtsslauyl ut PA'.rt.
hr- Eddy has made for sue syrr THIElY .-
quotations. for Parent having uc~u .ur.,-. ... .
A'ihp-t every case uDuIISgAAau.. t..s..t &c
sIcat IA lsut ani tE on ht. paEt i.a..- MA A..
f'f commend al tnVeutprs To appty tp h.tu Ir 5
tlfe their patent. a. they msy be sure oI has
nc m9st iNthlul attention sr=tDRctl 0u tH..r
1aaes' and AZ very Iea~"nAbio changes.
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now THE OLD THING WORKS
At ~ NINI- u VNFK " NIIt-
DR. Arcscmau's Female Phi.

- : - - ~ w ~ - R!-At-7
Or thee.cmau', Female I'l.
Have proved themSc!yrs tn be- me nl, ID r,rr..fv
tpr correcting ale F~n..r lrI,s gt.rit.,-. FAINT.
MehNtruaiion. aud removing al Obstruction.
"heiAsr from cp.i of 1t4rgN.,-
DIX. CHEE>EMIN'S PILLN
was the eomme nee ms NJ OF urW era M iH.-
treatment of Irregularities and Db-tru,,..u.
which have consigned so many To a prcmatAfv
grave. No female can enjoy guo-i heal uni.,.
she Is regular, and whenever an ob-truclton
takes place the general health begins to deeHr.
YOU KNOW now IT IS YOURSELE
Everyone wants the most reliable rcrns,!y
which - comprised In these Puls Take H..
advertisements TO your Drugai-t, and tell Alu
That you want the best and most re iable nc,..-
cine ia the world.
DIR. CHEESEAiN' PILLS
They arc known 10 thousand. who h,lr
used them at different period, throughout ID.
country, having the sanction Of some III ltt
most eminent Physicians in A merict Exr.,.
directions, Hing when they should uat be,
used, with each box. The price. one DuU.r
per box.
tAUrioN.-Sone genuine unless having ,he
private Proprietary stamp f uufchings Il fl
YER, fropretor,. on each box. For -alr b, al.
Druggists. pills sent by mail promptly, a.
cure from observation, by RENTING to
DR.. Z. L. tHEs>EMAN, +. y. Box 1881
n. Y. l,l2
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The office; In establishing this In,ii;uiion
vas 20 attain The greatest perfection in The
rrcrata''la. practice and use q Vegetable
GcEel..s Al: ] 20 secure n permanent place
where Families. invalids. or any person could
obtain the best medical advice. and such r,Ea-
e-!ies IS each iuigh, require. without the use
Il poisonous drugs
Dr. Greene has been Physician OF the In.ti-
tate since its foundation. how more !
twenty-five years Few men have hl4 a
large experience in The treatment Of cArouiS
diseases. pr. Greene is in his hny-EnA yeAr
and has devoted his life Il this branch q A..
profession. and Lis ,-eccEs. ve believe d, y .th
out parallel
Among the diseases % which hc rise, -.
pcoial attention Ray b aoiice! C4.est = If
ulA, Catarrh. bronchitis. Consulr i.t.4r :. 4tt
Disease. Neuralgia. At;hms Ncrvou-urs.
rheumatism. Paralysis, Spinal 1i.tas,- i'5.
pepsiA, Liver Complaint. fcis.alc ,-,at Is
Paint Stomach. Erysipelas. "ti'c : ....-
Salt Rheurn, Cankcr. Dcafaess y '.
eases, Seminal Weakness. sc
Dr. Grcenes Medical PAM
tive Of diseases and their prop.
be SELF free to lnvallds
Address. L. GREENE ~
"a Temple Place. i;o..
Aagustls, 1871 lyearS5
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mt 10 iashion4 blr manner. AMI well made ani
trimmed suitable l0r lhc Merchant M,rh.s4-
FARMER Or LAburlng man which IL nov 81. ,.,
a. lnc lowest pus.ibir prio~ FDH A-u
iLr Furnishing department embrace al! thai D,
new or desirable, .uch az
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AL THE COMPANIES represented at
n this Agency az the siDse Of The CHTCA-
60 FIRE. continue 10 do business. and the
ptrcsstdge Of their losses to tAeir assets is
LESS than hos Of any ieadiag Companies.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-16
Political Notes.

The friends of Senator Wilson are encour-
aged at the prospect for his nomination for
the Vice Presidency. They already claim
fourteen States and 200 hundred delegates
as sure for him. -..-- 81
A careful review of the one hundred and
forty odd German papers published in the
United States, shows that only two weeklies
and four out of the fifty dailies have thus far
given in their adhesion to the Cincinnati
ticket. s.-.. I
The Missouri Democrat thinks that there
is every reason to believe that the Republi-
cans can carry that State by 10000 majority
in November. A thorough organization is
being effected. t.-E I
In Illinois there seems to be no break in
the Republican ranks, but on the contrary, a
closing up and firm determination to stand
united and strong for Republican principles
and the party nominee.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-16
EXTENSIVE FRAUDS IN THE REGISTRATION
oF YEssELs:=A New York special saws: - -

OF VEssELs:-A New York special says:
The extent of the frauds on the general gov
ernment i'll the registry of vessels, practiced
since 1866, which were recently discovered, has
been ascertained, and the names of many ship
owners, speculatOrs and merchants of influence
and wealth implicated have been learned by
Deputy Surveyor Abel of this port, who has
been investigating the matter. Proofs now in
possession of the authorities show that more
vessels have been fraudulently registered with
in the past five years as being of American
build than have been constructed in the whole
of the United States in the last ten years, and
that the principal coast cities of the country be-
sides this have been the scenes of the fraudu-
lent operations. False registry has been procur-
ed in two ways. BY the first, an American-built
vessel, owned by American citizens, transferred
during the war to British protection and thus
by the law of 1866 forever excluded from being
transferred back to American registry, is pur-
posely and carefully run aground at some safe
place on our coast so as to necessitate hundred
dollars or so of repairs. She is called a wreck,
the bills for repairs are exaggerated to an
amount eqnaling three-fourths of her value
and registry is procured under the law of 1852,
which empowers the Secretary of the Treasury
to grant permission to an American citizen
the owner of a foreign vessel wrecked within
nine miles of our coasts to register as an
American bottom, if, in repairing the hull of
the wreck alone, three-fourths her value as
wreck is expended. All this necessitates whole
sale perjury in afidavits from captain and the
crew, certifying to the wreck port-warden' es-
innate of the value of the same, and bills of items
sworn to from carpenters, ship-caulkers, etc.,
engaged in repairs The other method is near.
ly the same, and has been employed in the CASE
of vessels built in England or anywhere abroad.
It is to cause the vessel to be carefully wreck
ed to the great dismay of foreign owners, and
then to hold bogus auction sale to an Ameri-
can citizen after an advertisement in some OBJ
scure paper in which the place of the wreck,
if at all, is only vaguely stated, and to wind up
with the fraudulent bills for repairs and appli-
cations for registry. Rrokers have made reg
ular business of procuring American registry
for vessels built in England where labor Is
cheaper than here and prices lower, and the in
jury done to the Amefican ship-building there
by isimmense. In few days the case of one
broker will come on for examination, and then
some at least of the names of those against
whom there is evidence will be made public.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-16
STATE NEWS.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.


The South Durham correspondent of the
Lewiston Journal says the Plummer meeting
house, one mile below the bend on the river
road, which was sold about month ago to
Henry Plummer for $12S.5O, is to be repaired.
He sells at cost and subscribcs himself liberal
ly. Funds nearly sufficient have been raised
by subscription. 1t is to be used as a Union
House of worship.
The Journal says the Directors of the Little
Androscoggin Water Power Company, Auburn.
have practically decided to commence the con-
struetion of a cotton mill forthwith.
ARooSToOK COUNTY
tSouth Aroostook Correspondence
On the 11th inst, son of Andrew Perkins of
Linneus about four years of age fell from a
loaded cart, wheel passing over his head,
killing him instantly.
Thomas Haney of No. II Range, had an arm
broken few days since by being entangled in
belt in a shingle mill.
The spring is rather backward, no planting
of any amount has yet been done, and but little
Grain sowed on account of wet weather.
The prices of produce are as follows: Pota-
toes soc, oats 6Oc, buckwheat 60c, hay $40 to
$12 in the barns. Most of the "drives" are out
of the brooks, it being thus far favorable sea-
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-16

A Book for Every NIan

The SCIENCE OF LIFE, or rSELF-PRESERvA-
TION," Medical Treatise on the Cause and Cure of
Exhausted Vitality Premature Decline in Man. Ner-
yous and Physical Debility Hypochondrs Impotency,
Spermatorrbga or Seminal Weakness, and all other
diseases arising from the errors of youth or the in
discretions excuses Of mature years. This is in
deed a book for every man. Thousands have been
taught by this work the true way to health and hap
piness. 1t is the cheapest and best medical work
ever published, and the only this class Of ills
worth reading. 190th edition, revised, much en-
arged, illustrated bound in beautiful French cloth
Price only 81. Sent by mail postpaid on receipt Of
price. Address PEABODY MEDICAL INSTI-
TUTE, No. Bufnch Street, Boston, Mass or Dr.
w. III. PARKER, Assistant Physician. N. b. The
author may be consulted on the above as well as all
diseases requiring SKILL and EXPERIENCE
an maro5-d1v
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-16


THE PIG IRON PRoDUcr.-The production of
pig iron in the United States during the past
year is estimated at $4,000 tons. This guam
tity is distributed as follows: Anthracite pig
iron, from Lehigh, Schuylkill, Upper and Low
er Susquehanna, and eastern and northern
Pennsylvania regions, $4,000 tons; raw coal
and coke pig iron, 100000 tons; charcoal pig
iron from New England States, New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and
Southern and Western States, 3s7, 900 TONS The
total number of persons engaged in the produc-
tion of raw and manufactured iron is given at
$4,000, of whom 40, 900 are employed in the
direct production of iron, and 100000 in the
manufacture of articles of iron The value Of
this labor, if only paid for at the rate of $2 per
day, and allowing three hundred working days
to the year, would amount to 1854 900, 900. The
value of the product is estimated at $500, ,O0O,-
600. divided as follows: Pig iron, $75, 900;
product of rolling mills and forges, $13S, 900 600
and value of articles manufactured from iron,
1861, ,000, ,000. fs 4..E
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-16
MARRIED..

In Bath, May II, William Sprague and Miss Celia
A. Gulard
In Greenwood, April %, David Jennings and Mrs.
Mary Clark both Of Rumford
In lewiston May 4, Charles F. Andrews and Miss
Ella l.. Varney.
In New Sharon, April 80, John s. Gay and Leone
A. Luce, both Of Pennington. 49,
In Searsmont, May l, Ariel B. Knight and Lizzie
F. Robbins.
In Greenwood, April %, Alpheus s. Brooks and
Mrs. Anna L. Robbins.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-16
schlotterbecks Moth & Freckle Lotion !

A safe and sure remedy for removing Tan, Pimples,
Moth BlOtches Freckles und Eruptions from the skin
rendering 1t soft and fresh, and mpartng to it MAR
BILE PURITY. Price SO cents per bottle.
!, /. Prepared by
"A. G. SCHLOTTERBECK q CO.,
Apothecaries and Chemists Portland, Me.
For sale by all Druggists. my14sn If
FOR SALE.
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j. b. BROWN &c SONS,
b "A N X r r 8,
PORTL1ND, MAINE.

~ PORT A ND, NJ Al e.
THIS HOUSE is established for the transaction Of
a General Banking Business y g-ts-'
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight. In
terest at the rate of -Four per cent per annum allow
ed on all Daily Balances Accounts rendered and in
crest credited monthly.
CERTIFICATES IF DEPOSIT issued bearing in
terest as by agreeme and available at maturity In
Portland, Boston or New York. -.
COLLECTIONS of Notes, Drafts, Coupons, and
Dividends made in all parts of the United States and
Canada.
DEALERS in Government and other Investment
Securities and in Gold and Silver Coin.
STERLING BILLS drawn Englnnd, Scotland
and Ireland. Sight Fafts on Paris, Berlin and other
European cities, Mt ntreal, St. John and Halifax.
Gold and Currency Drafts on Boston and New York.
APPROVED Com r,ercial Bills purchased. 81.
FACILITIES afforded for the transaction Of the
Special well the General Business Of sorrespon-
dents.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-16
A First-CIass Residence at the
West End.

No. 80 Carlton ST. Near Pine.
The southerly half Of q new three story, Brick and
sweled front mastic block built by the day, in the
cold water Frescoed in oil by Schumacher; cellar
cemented lathed and Clustered. Lot over 5000 feet
city, and will be sold at price favorable for occu-
pancy or investment. May be seen any day nom
to 6P. N, Mondays and Saturday excepted
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-16
DRESS MAKING,

Having secured the services Of a
First-Class Dressmaker, we shall
open Monday, May 6, with all the
latest styles, and we feel confident
we cangive perfect satisfaction to
all who may favor ms. ChiIdren's
Suits a specially.
Mrs. ARVEDSON, 345 Congress ST.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-16

SHERIFF PERRY informs us that he receives
a large number of anonymous letters calling
his attention to infringements of the Liquor
Laws many of which are utterly baseless anu
cast suspicion upon parties who are en'irely
blameless. He proposes to take no lur'hei
notice OF any anonymous letters but any
who wish 70 communicate to him over their
signatures may be assured that the commu-
n;oa,;on will be regarded as strictly confiden-
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-16
THE PRESS.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 1e, 1872.
State Temneranee Reform Clhh.

A delegate Convention of the Temperance Reform
Clubs of Maine will be held at
MEONIAN HALL, ,,AUGUSTA,
On "wednesday, June 5th, 1879,
at o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose Of forming State
Organization the object of which shall be to give uni
formity in our Pledge, Constitution and Bylaws,
throughout the State and to advise and counsel each
other as to the best means of promoting glorious
cause and disseminating the principles of Reform
and total abstinence all the land Our objects
are neither secarian nor political but simply tne e,
ovation Of our fellow men, by moral MEANS thus
ing them into the path of higher and Det'ef me
Each Club shall be entitled to five delegates
Free entertainment will be offered to all delegates
who may attend and free return tickets over the
Railroads. u. ~ .t.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-16

PROBABLE RECOVERY OF Mr.. APPLETON
Those in charge of d. w. Appleton at the City
Hospital feel encouraged this morning in the
belief that he will recover from the terrible
burn he received at the lookup in Ward 16 on
Monday night. Yesterday there was imminent
danger of his losing his life, his stomach indi-
eating that he might have received some inter-
nal injuries. This morning he was able to take
and retain his diet. He is also more comforta-
bic than he was yesterday.-Journal
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-16
DIED.

In Bath, May 10, Mrs. Ann Eliza wife of Robert
Lilly aged 81 years; Mrs. Nellie c., wife of Frank
Locke, aged 40 years.
In Bath, May II, Catharinet Hanson aged IS years.
In Phipsburg, May Z, Mr.. James Dpley, aged 10
years months H-F 7
In Augusta May A. Levi Page, Esq, aged rs years.
In Lewiston, May 10, Melvina NJ Banks, aged 26
years "a HF,E a4Lb r-a4
In Biddeford, May g. David Day, aged "a years.
In Biddeford, May o. Miss Hattie f. Woodnian,
aged 16 years 10 months.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-16

HORACE GREELEY. - Notwithstanding the
Tribune publishes almost daily the names of
new supporters, OF pretended supporters, of H.
and like shadows they depart If we NAV
judge by the letters of our correspondents and
our exchange list those who were at first in
clined to swallow the unpalatabe pill, are now
declining the dose altogether. Mr.. Voorhees,
speech has opened the eyes of the Democrats
tar and near, and set them to thinking for
themselves Boston Globe ri.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-16


HoMGoPATHY,-Th twenty-ninth anniver-
svry and the twenty.fifth session of the Amer
lean Instisute of Homeopathy will be held in
Lincoln Hall, Washington, d. c., commenc-
ing May q, 1872, and continue four days. The
institute, which is the Oldest national medica
association in the country, numbers among its
members many of our most scholarly and dis
tinguished physicians, and may be said to rep
resent the vanguard of advanced and progress
sye medicine. Valuable reports and papers
will be presented by the various bureaus, and
by the committees on legislation on homeo-
pathic dispensatory, and on an international
homeopathic Congress in 1876 Among the
entertainments provided by the Institute will
be receptions by President Grant, by Governor
Cooke and by DIR. Verdi and sail down the
Potomac with a visit to Mount Vernon. As
this is an important meeting of the Institute,
and it has never before been convened at the
national capital, there will probably be an un-
usually large attendance.