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STORE RENT!

Splendid Chamber room with water closet Sebago
water and every convenience. Enquire of
mch20 LUFKIN & co.
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Announcement.
MIR. SAMUEL PORTER, is admitted as
member of our firm, to date from March 24th 1878.
apr4snlw ORIN HAWKES. & CO..
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HE Press as an Advertising Medi-
lUlM.

The attention of advertisers Is called to the excel
lent and constantly improving condition the Daily
PRESS as an advertising medium. Its circulation
which has long been the largest in Maine has cons.d
erably increased during the past six months and is
steadily and rapidly increasing 1t goes to the very
best class of readers in Portland and vicinity is sold
largely on railway trains and steamboats,, and is
found in all public places. 81
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CUMBERLAND COAL!

Blackhead and Fleshworm, use PERRY'S lmprov-
ed Comedone and Pinple Remedy, the great skin
medicine. Prepared only by DR.. B. G. PERRY,
Dermatoogist, 40 Bond ST., N. Y. Soldby Druggists
everywhere. mar22sn6m
IMPROVEMENTS.
Whichever way we turn our eyes,
We see improvements have been made;
Each seeking by some new device
To cast all others in the shade;
In commerce and mechanics, too,
GRAFT changes few wears do show;
Things which our fathers never knew
Nor Dreamed of fifty years ago
See what improvements at FENNo's,
Where BOYS can buy a "suTT COMPLETE"
OF handsome, seasonable CLOTHES"
Corner Of Beach and Washington street.
APPS snd6t
BANK OF PORTLAND.
On, and after this date the undersigned will carry
on STRICTLY Banking business, at the BANKING
Rooms now occupied by the Second National Bank
OF PORTLAND" and as such. viii receive Denos;ts
and make Discounts, in the regular course Of the
Banking Business.
GooLD.
Portland June Gath, 1872.
jun23new1t then sn tt
Averill Chemical Paint Co.,
Manufacturers Of
PU r E S T w H I It E I
Any Desired Shade or Color,
Prepared for Immediate Application
SOLD BY The GALLON ONLY
DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL, ECONOMICAL.
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General Eastern Agent,
So Commercial st. Portland.
se2s-eodtf sn
FIRST IN THE FIELD!
MAINE STATE HOSPITAL FAIR.
In addition to my donation to the above institution
propose to sell
A so 8 tt,
without including freight)
any Dry or Fancy Goods to be used for that object,
Any person who intends making garments er fancy
articles for the Fair purchase them at nv store
81 Middle Street,
AT FIRST COsT:
and have them sent home.
Please meution when you come that you want the
goods for the Fair, and no porft will be asked.
A. @. LEACH
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If you want n nice photograph or Tin
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SPOKEN.

March ri, lat 4s, lon 90 ship Caledonia, Weeks TN
New Orleans for Havre.
April 1, lat 49, Ion 70, brig Pedro from New York
for Brunswick. Ga.
April lat 80 TO- lon 65 43, barque Cephas Starrett
from Portland for Matanzas
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

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This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the soorld.
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clean, soft and beautiful The genuine, signed W. A.
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Wednesday, April q.
ARRIVED.
Barque Eta Stewart, (Br) Pratt, Barrow, E, 40
days. Experienced rough weather the passage and
lost foretopgalant Cargo 1900 tons steel rails
to John Porteous. Vessel to j w Deering.
Sch Anna Tell, (Br) Ritey, Haliflx-so tons coal
to A D Whidden. -t2
Sch Milo (Br) McDougal, Halifax-12S tons coal to
A d Whidden.
Sch H Pray, Clark, Pembroke for Newburyport.
Sch Island Belle. Kinds, Eastport for New York.
Sch Lone STAR Thompson Lamoine for Boston.
Sch Onward Arey Bucksport for Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Clara Rankin, Spiller. Windsor, NS-master.
Sch Lizzie X, (Br) Waters, st John, NIB John
Porteous.
Schs Idaho, freeman, and Sarah Louise, Winchen-
bach-Chas Sawyer.
Schs w Darling Hatch, and John s. Frank, Mat
thews, Bcston-Bunker Bros
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IFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Cid at Havana 4th inst, brig Martha Berry, Ber-
~, Portland.
Ar at Matapzas Goth ult, brigs Lena Thurlow. from
Portland; 81 Rich, Hopkins, New York; 30th. sch
NJ Pote. Portland; 31st. barque Gertrude Carlisle,
Cardenas LIST inst, brig Mary A Chase, Chase, Car
denas.
Cid 3D. brig Minnie Miller, Leland, North of Hat
teras; 31st, j Brown, Balm, Portland.
Sid FIN Sagua 22d ult sch Ellen Fisher, for Port
land.
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Announcement

Announcement.
MI X. JAMES L. FOGG is admitted as a member of
AvA our firm from this day.
J,B. MATHEWS & co.
Portland, April 1, 1873 tt
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If You want n nice photograph or Tin
type, go to A. NJ McKenny's, 161 Middle Street.
He warrants them as good as can be made in Port
land. aup5sneodtf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Superior Business Opporfunify.

LNOR sale half interest in machine shop, splendid
IL run of job work, thorough established location
OF great value business the increase Chance sci
dom met with; owner Unexpectedly called away, ref
erences exchanged. TAYLOR g. CO.. 3 State
apr10d3t St., Boston, Mass
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To Let,
FTyHE commodious four storied Brick Store, No. 81
Il Commercial St.-immediate possession given.
Inquire of ELIAS THOMAS s. CO,
No. 80 Commercial st.
Or of WV. THOMAS. Canal National Bank.
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Grocery and Provision Store for
Sale.
CtHANCE for bar, on leading thoroughfare well
~ established. with run OF good paying business.
Bargain offered if pulled for at once Moderate cap
ital required.
aprl6d3t TAYLOR s. CO., State ST.. Boston.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust OF Administrator with the VIII annexed of
the estate of
EUNICE o. COLLEY, late Of Portland,
in the county of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds the law directs. All persons having demands
upon the estate of said deceased exhibit
the same; and all persons indebted to said estate
are called upon to make payment to
FRANK L. COLI,EY, Admir-.
with tue VIII annexed.
Portland, April LIST, 1873. apr10d1aw3wsT
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y. w Hb NVh vs.
Publisher and Proprietor,
A Chccherhnnrd ornnlum

From the Danbury News.l
Here is something remarkable. A
woman IN New Haven was recently be.
relt Of Der scalp by the idiosyncrasies Of
SHAFT and belt. The doctor sas that to
remedy the evil they would have to re.
sort TO transplantug, and so they actual
ly sucG6edsd in getting a sufficient mum
Der of pices from other peoples heads
to give this unfortunate woman neW
scalp. We hope those New Haven doc
tors used more discretion than did he
who attended man named Finlay, who
met with similar accident in Oriskany,
New York, some thirteen years ago.
Bits of scalp from seventeen different
psrsons were secured by this doctor,and
adroity stitched to the head of Mr. Fin
Law. When 81 yas done people came
miles TO see Finlay's hsadj and Flnlay
himeelf, with his checker-board craniqm,
vas the happiest man in Oriskany. But
when the capillary glands got in work
ing order, and the hsiF commenced to
grow, the top of that manS bead pre-.
sented the most extraordinary spectacle
ON record. The doctor, Yho vas about
half the time in liquor, had 0onsulted
expediency rather than judgement, and
secured that new scalp without any refer
ence to future developments We never
saw anything like it. Here was
tuft OF yellow hair, and next to 1T
bit of black, and thep p flame OF red and
a little like silk, and move ,iEe tow, with
brown hair and gray hair, and sandy
hsir,and cream colored hair scattered
over his aatire skull And what a mad
man that Finisy vas, and nobody could
blame him. He would at-nd up against
the barn for an hour at time ana sob
aaa swear. 1t was very fortunate the
doctor ~se dead. He went off two weeks
before with bias ngle, which is a mild
sort of disease, Ffnlay k9pt his hair cut
short, but that didn t make anE qltter-
ence. Then he tried dyes, but that only
made matters worse Then he got
wig, and this covered up the deformityi
but sometimes ~ church he would get
asleep, and the wig yoTl9 fill of, and
make the children cry. 9nee ~ tfe
county fsir he fell asleep and the wig
dropped of, a9d the committee on do
4astie goods wheH they came round,
stoe& in front of Finiays bead for some
five @ m5nates in rapt delight. They then
immedia3elS decided that it was tae
m nst Ingenious piace of patchwork in
the Tst, and meyer &isaqyered the mis-
take until they attempted to pin the pre-
I,,;am card to it. At that Finlay evoke
nd kuookeG down the chairman of the
eomaV;4tee and chased the others out of
tbe build;ng. We hope those New Ha-
ven doctors have been more particular,
as it is not a subject 70 trihe with.
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MEMPHIS TENN: sATURDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 20 1878

oompany at two o'clock and his noise
was altogether too much for the oeca.
sion. His obedience was more prompt
than she had any reason to expect or
even desire. In fact, he left at once,
first giving the boiler kick that nearly
decapitated the dog at both ends Mrs.
Coney was obliged to unhitch the dog
herself, which she did after catching
hip. II appears that the bell at Mrs,
Coney's door is somewhat stia in the
spring, and rather difficult to sonnd.
This fact was we'll known to young
Covile, and while Mrs. Coney was chas-
ing the dog the youthful mscreant stole
in the house, and with the help OF 6le
fixed that door bell so it would pull easy.
ATT o'clock promptly, the pastor Of Mrs.
Coneys church came up en the stoop OF
Mrs. Coney's house, and being aware
that the bell pull required considerable
muscle, gave il a sharp twitch, and i'm
mediately left the stoop head first, with
the bell.knob clutched in his hand, and
six feet Of wire swinging above him. In
the descent he split his coat the whole
length Of the back, broke down the gate,
completely ruined his bat, and seriously
bruised both elbows. Mrs. Coney, who
was looking through the blinds all the
time, was very much shocked by the
accident but promptly led the gentleman
into the house, and as promptly dressed
his wounds. An examination of the bell
revealed that it had been trihed with, and
as Mrs. Coney was quite confident Co.
villes boy had done it, she reported to
Mrs. Coville that she actually heard him
say the other day that he would fix that
bell. The fall term Of school com
menced yesterday, but Coville's boy was
not there"
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s,ormou and Young GrasI Abroad

Harpers Monthly for Septem6es re-
lateQ an incident of the European tour
of Ge1aral Sherman and Fred. Grant,
which has rot heretofore appeared In
mint. The occurrence is connected with
the introduction OF tke pair to the Sui
tan:
When the party had once entese9 the
hall the order of precedence was an
nouaced to them by Servia Rasha'
through Mr. Brown, the dragoman. Only
at that moment was it discovered that
Lieutenant Grant gas to 90 hrst, and
as son of the President OF the United
States, bereeeived as prince royal. 1t
was too late to do anything by way o.
explanation, and though Fred vent
forward very reluctantly, he accepted
the situation, and, followed in order by
General Sherman, Mr.. Boxer and the
rest of the party, approached the STAIR
case, SheFa; on the landing az whicn II
divided, was stRndipg Abdul Assiz, Sui
tan of Turkey, who, shaSklng Lieutenant
/ Grant by the hands, tprned, mptloned
| him 10 continue up the stairway, 4Fq
walked by his side, without paying any
attention to the rest of the party.
The Sultan conducted them into very
handsome room, which looked out upon
a most beautiful scene, embracing the
Bosphorus, Golden Horn, aBd city OF
/ Stamboul. After entering the Foom the
Sultan received General Sherman yery
eonrteously, aud seating himself. melton
eS he party to do likewise. After =
short pause be began the conversation
! in Turkish, which was translated by Mr.
\ Rrown. Mr.. Boxer made q short sneechi
seOantng the hisiofy-of the visitors.
Il. T., istarvieW lasted about 6fteen min
& - ne and 81 its termination the Sultan
uees, ,snie{ the party to the head Of
.Sc aCoOaf ,..f;-, ,sse. were be shook hands with
9ue 1..o,, s.a Grant and the General, sim
-,ls l-le ee.oI:,; .eli;.;ng bis head 10 the rest.
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NERVOUS DERIHIrY

A depressed. irritable state of mind; weak 4,
nation; confused head, weak memory, often
with debilitating, Involuntary discharges.
The consequence Of ezcesses, mental overwOrk
or indscretiOnS Ibis Nervous Debility finds
Speeifie IA. ss II tones np the system. ar.
rests discharges, dispels the mental gloom and
dependency. and rejuvenates the entire sys-
tam. It is perfectly harmless and always eff
and a large So vial of powder, which is impOr-
tant in old, serious cases; or 81 per single box.
Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent by mail on re-
ceipt of price. Address HUMPHREYs' SPECIFIC
HoMEoHATHIc MEnIc1EE Co.. No. 562 Broad
way, N. Y. xviA-tu&f- xviii-S3
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HAIR DYE.
BatoheIor's Hair Dye.

THIS SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is THE
i best in the world. The only true and per-
feet dye. Harmless. reliable and lnstanta-
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of bad dyes and washes. Produces fhNEni-
aTErr q superb SLACK on NATURAL hEoWN, and
if1rcE ne hair rrrIN. snFT fNn HEarrfErIl.
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uau On,iIIe,. Boy - Ihai heII.

"Tbst boy Of COviiles has oesu %
,-onbie again. 4" SAYS the Danbury News.
. . Hs pI',~ w.s plaving in Mrs. Coneys yssrd'
,.-t 5oor right after dinner, thursday.
HebsS Mrs Coney's dog hsrnessed 70 2
wash boiler, and vas driving ~ ~
down a cobble walk, when the lady 6 so, Z /,
out with finger in each ear, ana tol9
rim he must clear out as she eNpecteo
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STABBED IN THE BACK.

Both died within a short time, the lat
ter almost immediateig rboR hlsremovaii
to the steamer. The aGaiY oceasioned
considerable excitement, and many pre-
pared themselves for further trouble.
How true could not be aseertained, but
il was reported that two other natives
we're killed during the evening-one
shot; the other, policeman, attempting
to make an arrest, was overpowered
himself and cut to pieces with his own
sabre.
Fearing trouble, the authorities about
nine o clock in the evening ordered all
to return to lie ship, threatening refusal
with arrest. The ciyiliegs refused, or
guing that there was no authority for
such an action, and as a general thing
were unmolested; but poor Jack was
picked up wherever found, and accom-
modatei with temporary quarters 10 the
g Balaoip Municipale.' A 81 fine was
imposed the NEXT morning, and
THE AMERICAN GoSsUL MAS SAILED uPoN
to foot the bill for twelve or fifteen Of
the number. With the opening of the
dav came an order from the "Comnan-
dante tDat no one huOuiu w pct ~
to land. This it was found difficult to
enforce, still it served to keep the crowd
on board, and the day passed without
incidsnt. About ten o'clock Saturday
night the stesnaer vas again cot under
way aud headed toward PanaHla.
Next morning the remains OF the
murdered Brooks were carried ashore by
boats crew Of his mates, and buried.
The dignity Of the Mexican authorities
va Insnlted, in not being properly. con
suited ID ihe Msitor: A failaree to Obtain
4 specisl permit fof burial vas The
troubls. Murder bad been spoken O.,
but no proof was forthcoming Toward
evening the entire garrison marched to
ne landing, and a number With the
commanding officer pulled of 10 the
shin. Inquiries were made resulting -
the rsaoysl Of the remains, 8 post NOR
lem examiaafsa, Q snecial permit and
retirement. and there viii Egcbshiy END
an further inquiries in the matter.
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There is livery stable keeper 10 Al
bany Who won't let his horses 70 uybody
without exactiEg q promise that they
will drive SLOW. One day youth Who
wanted 20 20 70 Q frnersl applied 70 the
livery mau for a hOrss. ~ friend,
ron can have cne IL you' ! agree 70 dTiTe
SOW" Well, see here, I'm going 10 =
funeral. and m bound 70 keep NJ with
the procession IL ii kills the horse.
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z. WHITMORE, Publisher and Prop

n Madison a.. Memphis.
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Notice to the AMic:sa and vaa:rsuaa.s
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
"Dr. Curtis on N anhood." "
oOOth EDITION.
Revised and Corrected by the author, os
F. CURTIS, ~. D.. etc., etc.

A MEDICAL ESSAY on the cause and euro
Of PrematasS Decline in Man. showi how
health il lost ani how regained II gives q
clearsynopsis OF the lmpedimeRts 10 Marriage
the treatmeat Of Exhau-ted Aitality, Nervous
and Physical Debility. and other diseases ap-
pertaining thereto. and the remedies therefor.
ihe results Of twenty years successful prac-
tiCe.
''CURTIS ON MANHOOD. > There Is no
member Of society by whom this book will mt
be found useful. whether be BE- parent pre-
septOr or ciergym. - lLondor Times.
Price 50 cents by mail. Address the author.
DR.. CURTIS,
l0-xviiiSo sTremort Place. Ro.ton. Masl
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YANKEE SAILORS AND MEXICAN
POLICE.
Jack Ashore In AcApUIcO-An In.
ternatiOnaI Collision.

A San Francisco Chronicle CORE.
spondent on board the Pacific Mai
steamship Nevada, which left that port
on July 10Th for Panama, furnishes ad.
dtional particulars of the murderous
ARRAY between American sailors and ma
tives, which occurred at Acapulco
Mexico, on August lst. The Nevada,
it will be remembered, had among her
steerage passengers one hundred and
six seamen from the United States
steamer California, homeward bound
for discharge from the navy. AT Aca.
pulco leave was given the boys to 60
ashore one of the Nevada's cutters be-
ing placed at their disposal As boat
load after boat load successfully reached
the shore, a small army seemed about
TO invade the place.
Among such a number, of course,
were many. of a quarrelsome disposition;
many more became especially SO after
imbibing the native mescal, and among
all there was little good feeling toward
the Mexicans and this seemed recipro.
Gated on the part of the latter. The
morning passed without incident; all
roamed' al Fill atqng the rocky shores,
among the cocoa palm groves, OF through
the streets or plazas without hindrance.
THE ORIGIN OF THE TROUBLE.
In the afternoon the effects of the hot
sun, and perhaps still hotter liquors,
were visible in many instances. At last
fight occurred between q couple from
thephip. One of the native police inter
fered and considering tbe tria ang eFense,
no doubt used his saber little too heay
lily. lie failed to make any arrest, as
after lively chase the men gained a
boat, and he did not seem to think it was
his duty to follow further The affair
was of little Importance, but increased
the illfeelihg, on the part Of the sailors
especially, and many vengefal threats
weEe made.
The afternoon Essgel Yithopt further
incident, excepting, perhaps, an oeSa--
sional row among the sailors. Toward
dusk fight took place on the boat land
ing among some of the sailors; and in
this, BIZ some means, a number of the
boatnal1 Beeaus engaged. 1t lasted
some time and ended fatally to tEo gf
the number, in one Instance plainlydem-
onstrating the treachery Of the Mexican
When separated, it was found that one Of
The is1teg, one of the crew of the Custom.
house boat, had bjs gkgll fractured by
the stroke Of an oar, and thsk Henry
Brooks (colored) Of the California crew,
bsd been