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MASSACHUSETTS,.
TIE BOSTON EXPLOSION.
List of the Dead and wounded.

BOSTON, May 27.-Though search was made
ing on Washington street, no mere bodies have
been discovered. The following is record OF
the casualties SO far as can be learned up to
noon:
Dead-Mrs. Lizzie Champion, James NJ
Hawley Eta Bailey. (child.) Severed! is!ur-
ed, Maurice Ackerman, John Farley. MRS.
Martha Loudon. Slightly injured, geo. "A.
Stebon, Mrs Lizzie Bailey, John J. tIahoney,
Geo. Lamb, Sam'l Haywood. Mr.. w 10: "A.
Coffin, Henry McIntire, VIM. TaIt, mos NOS;
Connors, f. Fl. Lord, Thos. Car9s, lHaVerhlil
P. j. Buckley, Mrs. Lille e. Jersey, oam
Farwel, VIM. Pratt, VIM. F uaTdner' Mrs.
Lorng Gardner, Geo. HaAEeen, l. a. gray,
Jacob Valois, Lizzie Gerry Haywo9d ~ FRA
Ear, Mr.. G. White. TGai tHrse aeao, e1ree
seriously i'll ard twenty-five slightly wounded.
Snaora1 Jotber nersons yno refused to give their
nomes or who started. or their homes undoubt-
adiv Subsequent to re explosion, are known to
baye heen move or Jss injured, OF those Sc
verelv injured Ackrman is the only one that
nav not recover The losses by the explosion
vii be MATERIAL reduced from early estimates
and will nrobaly not exceed 100000, divided
amono the vap,us occupants of the build: ing
and neiobhordg stores The cause of the ex-
niosion Is We unexplained. Coroner Hay has
been direcad to summon jury and make
tboropoh nvestigation into the circumstances
sttendin1the explosion, and the death of the
nersons.illed, one of whom will be selected as
tbe suieoG of the inquest. The scene of the
disast1 has been the centre of attraction for
tbosands today, but Washington street is now
ons, to travel notwithstanding the immense
MS of debris precipitated into it.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE NATIONS DEAD.
HEADQUARTERS BoswoRTH Posi-,

HEADQUARTERS BOSWORTH Posi-,
No. 2, G. A. X.
Relatives and friends Of deceased Soldiers and Sail
ors are notified that this Post will decorate the
graves of Soldiers and Sailors buried In the several
Cemeteries-thoso within the city, Forest City and
Calvary in the morning. and Evergreen on the alter
noon of Memorial Day, May 3lst.
Donations of Money and Flowers are earnestly So
licited from all who interested in this touching
tribute to the memories of departed heroes.
Boquets, Wreaths and Crosses of Immortelles or
other f4ncifu designs in flower work, which may DO
intended for especial graves will be sacredy depos-
tied If properly addressed and sent to the Head
quarters OF the Post, Mechanics Hall Building, on
SUNDAY and MONDAY, May 3Oth and 31st.
1t particularly desired that information respect
ing graves be forwarded as soon as possible to
the undersigned, in order that provision may be
made for their decoration.
The Committee will be at Grand Army Hall on
SATURDAY AMI SUNDAY, May 29th and 3Oth
and on the morning of the 3lst to Flowers or
other decorations that may be donated to the Post
for the occasion. f. III. HANSON,
my27su4t Post Commander.
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WASHINGTON.


Court of Alabama Claims.
In the Court of Commissioners of Alabama
Claims to day, judgment rendered Feb 18th,
in case 202, Biodgett, johnson, et ais, was de-
tered in favor of claimant for S972.64. The
application to correct the Judgment rendered
Feb. 15th in favor of John Stevens, party to
same. cause, was overruled
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances of
to-day:-Currency, 50, 061 $3.50 90; special depos
of legal tenders for redemption of certificates of
deposit $55, 245, 900; coin $91 1896, 573, including
coin certificates $21, 0S2, 800; outstanding legal
tenders, 1878, ,760.
Various Matters.
Secretary Deano reached Washington this
morning and held a council with the Sioux In
dams Having stated the object Of bringing
him to Washington Spotted Tail replied but did
not indicate what course the delegation would
pursue.
Gen. Rufus ingalls,. Assistant Quartermaster
General, was to- day detailed to act as Quarter
master General during the absence of Quarter
master General Megs, who has been detailed
for special service In inspecting and reporting
upon the organization Of foreign armies, es-
pecally in reference to the Quartera aster's De-
partment Gen. Meigs will be absent over
year.
The President has issued au order closing the
various departments of the government on Sat-
urday next, the 29th inst, which will be OBJ
served as Memorial Day.
The President will leave here for Long Branch
with his family on Tuesday next.
The Lapal envoy who came to this country
with the berretta for Cardinal McClosky, called
on the President and various members of the
Cabinet, by all of whom he was cordially re-
ceived and with whom they had long and in
teresting social interview.
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The Folly of Neglect

1t is tho height Of folly to neglect precautionary
measures for the preservation of health when they
become necessary in consequence of hurtfu infuen-
ces. Among these influences are the unavoidable in
halation of malariOus fetl1 air, exposure in bad
weather, unhealthy occupations and babitual late
hours, all of which tend to produce disease. To
guard against their effects vigorous and regular dis
charge OF the bodily functions should be KEEP up Hos
best calculated to perpetuate bodily vgor and regu
lar1ty The experience Of denzens of unhealthy To-
calites outdoor laborers, employees in manufacto-
res and late workers of all kinds, has shown that
wineglassful of this pleasant safeguard taken at
regular intervals imparts amount of stamina and
power of resistance to disease afforded by DO other
protective and remedial agent. The nervous, the
weak and the despeptc, derive incaculable benefit
from its use, and pronounce it the best preparation
of its class.
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FIRES.
I'm TiIton, N. H.-LOss $4,000.

TILToN, May pa terrible fire is raging
here. The building occupied by d. N. Davis
Miss N. S. Mason and e. Adams, caught fire
about ] O'clock The flames communicated to
adjoining building owned and occupied by Mrs
Remission, Mrs. Rogers, William Hill, r. T.
Noyes and B. Barney. They were totally de.
stroyed. Hills blocks Mrs. Curry house and
the Granite mills are in danger. The hotel is
partially DESTROYED. Flames extended across
the river to houses in Mortified owned and
occupied by b. f. Cochran, and house owned
by the Granite mills, occupied by j. W. Faw-
day. Assistance has come from Franklin. and
two engines are expected from Lake Village.
Loss estimated now at $4,000. The fire is not
under control.
Later.-At II p. m. the flames are entirely
subdued. This is the worst calamity by fire
that has ever befallen the town. Thirteen
buildings in the heart of the town are in ashes,
and nineteen families homeless. LIZ IS will ag-
gregate $4,000; about two-thirds covered by
insurance.
In HoIIisfou, Mass.-Loss 100000.
BOSTON, May GA fire 10 Holliston last
night destroyed the large hotel in the centre of
to fourteen houses clustered about the no.
tel. The fire broke out about IL o'clock, and
burned steadily until a late hour this morning.
The loss is at present impossible to estimate &C.
curately, but iIf all probability it will largely
exceed 100000. Buildings burned were of
anu CiOSo lOSelueT, anu
the flames almost Immediately enveloped them
all. There is no fire department to speak of in
the town, and but little hely could be had from
neighboring towns
I'm Carleton. NIB.
CARLETON, May 27.-This morning sparks
from Latter's mills set fire to lumber pile
near Dunn & Co.'s mill. The whole wharf was
soon enveloped in flames. Half a million feet
of lumber were destroyed. The sparks were
carried distance of 400 yards, where a block
of wooden houses was destroyed. Rodney's
wharf is still on fire. Loss $4,000,
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F OR IG N.


BoULoaNE, May N.-Paul Boyton entered
the water here at 215 o'clock this afternoon
and Immediately started for Cape Grisney,
An immense crowd of people witnessed his de-
parture He labors under the disadvantage of
an adverse wind.
Paul Boyton landed at Andreanles about
two thirds of the distance between here and
Cape GusneZ at 615 this afternoon and has
gone to the latter place.
The Committee Of Thirty
PARIS, May 27.-The committee of thirty Or
ganized this afternoon by the election of Ds
Lavergne, presldedt, andssLaboulaye and Le-
roper, vice president. Lavergne in his opening
address which was read with cheers, called
upon all good citizens to rally around the re-
public.
Foreign Notes.
Moody and Sankey continue their revival
meetings daily. There is no dlminution in the
pumber of people who gather to hear them.
Among their hearers Wednesday were the Earl
of Shaftsburg, Lord Cairns, the Earl of Caran
and many clergymen.
Advices from Rio Janeiro report that the
monetary troubles in that city Is subsidine.
Great restitution Is said to prevail In Sague-
nay district, Canada, and the government ha,
offered to furnish work to any number of suf.
ferers, on the public works at Montreal and
Ottawa.
Ottawa forwarders have received notice from
the American government that in the future
they will be permitted to bond lumber going
through American canals in Canadian vessels.
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THE CENTENNIAL.
Liberal Contributions in New Yor

Liberal Contributions in New York.
New YORK, May Ex-Governor Biger re-
ports that the following subscriptions to the
centennial stock were received in New York on
the 18th and 26th inst: Arnold, Constable &
Co., $780, Richard Irlin & Co.. $1,000; NJ FL.
Lehmaier $1,000; L. Lukemeyer & Co, A. De
Grief & Co., $500; S. S. Fisher, $1,000; Sam
mel Mclean, $1,000; Frederick Buttertield &
Co., $4,000
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NEW HAMPSHI BE.

NASHUA aud KOchesfef Railroad.
NASHUA, May 27.-The annual meeting of
the Nashua & Rochester Railroad here to-day
elected for directors, T. H. Kennicutt, C. Fl.
Waters, N. V. Whitehonse, J. c. Eastman,
Francis H. Dewey, Charles E. Within, E. B.
Stoddard, Charles w. Smith, Charles S. Tur-
ner, Saxon w. Sawyer, A. II. Dunlap, John
Lynch, Joseph @. Burley, George Fl. Whitney,
and Edwin Wallace; Aaron f. Stevens, Clerk.
The total cost of the road and equipments foot
up 81 ,702, 47363. The road is under lease of the
Worcester 81 Nashua road, and indications are
that it will be paying investment
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Chicago CattIe Marker.

CHICAGO, May 27.-Catte steady and prospects Of
decline; receipts 5000 head; shipping Beeves rs q
oo st9c az a99 9sRpments svs % W through
Live Hogs dull and weak and 15c lower receipts Of
1900 head light weights at 90 q 80; heavy at 90
q 7 so, chiefly 90 q Is; shipments 1900 head.
Sheep strong; receipts of 1900 head; Shorn at 90
a 575,
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New YORK. May 26-Eyening.-Money was easy
dull at 4s61 a 1860 for 60 days and 1891 4S93 for de-
mand. The Customs receipts to-day $377 900.
terror at 1l6s ;he borrowing rates 2, L 81
"a 1-64 per cent; loans were also made fat. The As
sisant Treasurer paid out to-day SCI 900 on account
of interest and $3.50 in redemption of bonds. The
Treasury awarded $t,000.000 gold TT 116 03a10O a
ZIG 034-100. The specie shipments to-day were $44,
700 in silver bars for Europe and 900 in gold
coin to Havana. The following the operations at
the Gold Exchange Bank-gold balances $1,273250;
currency balances 81 $50 397 gross clearances A.,
$4,000. The following is the Clearing House state
ment currency exchanges S76,779 currency bal.
$3249 gold exchanges S. 1888 1923; gold bal
ances $1.0SO,966. Governments were strong. State
bonds dull
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MARRIED..

In this CITY, May 81 the residence of the BRIDES
father, by Rev. Dr. Hill. Jas. I'll. Deering and Miss
Carrie W. Russell, both of Portland
- In this city; May q. by Rev. George w. Bcknell,
Henry |. Holland OF Auburn and Mrs. Anna d. Ling
OF ScarboTo.
81, In Augusta. May %. Chas. II. Stckney and Miss
Ella A. Trask.
In Lewiston. May %. Frank Rackliff and Miss
Emma Rogers.
In Augusta, May 81, Chas A. Miliiken of Burn
ham and Miss Nellie KnOwlton of Mcntvie.
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NEW YORK.
A Girl Outraged and Murdered.

TRo- May 27.-Nary Fogerty a servant
glri, ageo23 mysterously disappeared from
the resloence9f Postmaster Robertson on the
l0th INST, while she was supposed to be sweep.
ing the sidewalk Eo-day her body was found
IN the sewer. Her face is terribly mutlated.
Her body indicates thft o--t-aeA had been
committed on her person.
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The attention of invalids who are suffering from
kidney, bladder and glandular diseases, likewise
from female Irregularities, diabetes, mental and
physical debility, dropsy and complaints incidental
to the urino-gental organs, Is directed to Hunts
Remedy. 1t affords prompt relief and Is positive
cure for the above named troubles.
snmy29 eod&w1w
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Daily Domestic Receipts.

The following are the receipts by the Grand Trunk
Railway-Marshall & Ilsey 500 bbls -four, Shaw, b.
81 Carney 400 bbls flour G Hunt 200 bbls do, JOsse
Ign g. Go 100 bbls do, G Varney. 100 do do, G W
100 do do, W Jordan 100 do do, j Roberts 100 do
do, II Whidden 100 do do, Morse 100 do do,
Smith & Campbell 100 do do, Berry q Co 100 do do,
Harri2 & Littlefeld so do do, j Donnell 200 half
bbls -four FIGURING & Co 10 bills -four and corn
and l19 bags bran, Stevens q Co cars corn, Wal
drou 81 True II do corn, Hathaway 81 Wood cars
oats.
BY water conyeyance-1OOo bush cornmeal to G W
True 81 Co.
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"A GARD

"A GARD
To the public or those wanting a Refrigerator.
have not time myself and do not employ agents to
run round and dunn up Customers, but sells my
Goods at Manufacturers prices and will simply saw
if they will call at Howell u Morse's, 20 Market
Square, and see my Refrigerator in full operation
before buying it will be to their advantage as the
proof of the merits claim for it all there and
speak for themselves. ~
my17sndtf y. f. MERRILL
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMSHIPS.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT GF PORTLAND,
Thursday, May "a.
ARRIVED.

Thursday, May ~.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Falmouth Colby, Halifax, N S-passen-
gers and mdse to John Porteous.
Steamer City OF Portland Pike, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Sch Franklin Pierce, Stlnson, Bangor-fsh barrels
to HI Chase.
Sch Utica, Thorndike, Rockland-lime to A B
Morse q Co.
Sch Maria Roxana, Yates, Waldoboro, seeking.
Sch w Reed. Holbrook. SWANS Island.
CLEARED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-Henry
Fox.
Brig Angela, Evans. Turks Island-Cbas II Chase
g. Co.
Big Jas Crosby JONES' Belfast to load for Charles
toni Nickerson.
Sch Albert Jameson, Candage, Rockland-master.
Sch Fair View, Boardman, Camden-master.
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$4,000 GOLD.
Special Notice.
BEWARE OF
COUNTERFEETS AND
MUTATIONS

The high reputation gained by ADAMSoN'S 30
TANlC COUGH BALSAM for the cure OF Coughs
Colds, Asthma, Bleeding of the Lungs and Con-
SUMPTION has given rise to spurious compounds The
genuine ADAMSON'S BOTANIC COUGH BAL
Sole Proprietor To protect yourselves from imposi-
ton examine the bottle and that the words "F.
W. Kinsman Druggist, Augusta, Maine,.' are bio wn
In the glass of the bottle $4,000 for better article
DON'T FAIL TO TRY IT.
The following a few of the names of those who.
have used this remedy: Mrs. Gov. Cony Mrs. Hon.
James W. Bradbury, Arson P. Morrill,, Ex-Governor
Of Maine, Mrs. Col. Thomas Lamba-d, Mrs Col.
Thomas Lang, Hon. j. j. Eveleth, Mayor of Angus
ia; Rev: DR.. Kicker, Rev. E. E. Martin, Rev. c. F..
Penny, Rev. VIM A. Drew, Rev. II. Il. Wood, Col.
f. M. Drew, Secretary of State; Hon. j. Il. Wood
ward, State Librarian; Col. Geo W; Stanley, Presi-
dent First National Bank; Hon. b. II. Cushman,
President Granite National Bank; S. W. Lane Sec,
rotary OF Senate; Warren l. Alden, Bangor; Charles
G. Nutter, Esq, q fremont St., Boston; VIM H.
Taylor, Beacon St., Boston; Emory Cook and MANY
others in Providence; w. f. Morrell, Esq., Portland
and fifty thousand others too numerous to mention.
Sold by all Druggists.
QeC1
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FINANCIAL AND OMNlERCHAL.
Portland Wholesale EfarkefS.

Portland Wholesale FEarkefS.
THURSDAY, May 27.-The general market shows
no change. The grain market is firm and shows no
change in prices. Flour is steady and trade is rather
dull Sugars firm and the demand good. Potatoes
are firm with no change in prices. Large lots are
being shipped.
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Large Fire at Fairfield,
Furniture Shop, Steam Mill and Several
Houses Burned.
TSpecial TO the PRESS,1

FAIRFIELD, May 27.-The Fairfield furLi-
ture shop and steam mill are on fire; wind
northwest and blowing hard; aid coming from
from Skowhegan. Watervile engines are
here. Several houses have taken fire.
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MEMOIR BANDA,

Sch II Fisk, of Bath. from Richmond, Va fol
New York, with COAL went ashore on Sewal's Point
Chesapeake Bay, night of the 21st She discharged
part of cargo and was hauled off oath without dam
age and ready to proceed on the 25th, having
loaded
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HALIFAX, MS. Steamer Falmouth-1 box SAL
mon to Loveitt & Co. % bdls fish to Dana & Co. IT
packages skins to Ii Fling, packages do to Hart
& Co, 1 do to Eastern Express box lime juice to
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
G.. R. GRANT

Will receive limited number of pupils in Oil Paint
ng, Charcoal Drawing, &C., from life and objects
Apply at Studio, room 6, Casco Bank Building 81
Middle Street, Oct1sneodtf
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LONDON. May 27-12.3O M-Consols at "a "a 94s
for money and 9ia a 94t for account
LONDON, May 27-12.3O p. M.-American securi-
ties-Erie Railway 16i q 16s; do preferred g.
LIVERPOOL May PIP 80 P. M.-Cotton market is
dull and easier; Mddling uplands at 75d; do Or
leans at . g sgd ssales 5000 bales, including 1000
bales for speculation and export
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Boston Stock Essso

lSalas al the Brokers' Board, May q.
Eastern Railroad sinking fund Is. ........ q 912
Boston and Maine Railroad. .............. .1l9
Second Call
Eastern Railroad. .63A
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The Presbyterian General Assembly, now
in session at Cleveland, Ohio, is to make an
excursion to Colorado, leaving June Sd in
special traia,
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DIED.

In Augusta May o. Mrs. Lucy Eaton, wife of VIM
b. Pierce aged 60 years.
In Brunswick, April 80. Mr. John Eaton, aged 70
years months.
In Brunswick, May 16, MIR. Edmund L. johnson,
aged So years months.
In Bridgton, May IT, Mr.. Eben Smith. aged So yrs.
In Harpswell, May 10, Nancy Leavitt, aged SO
wears months.
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FUCKERS PRINTING HOUSE:

The Book, Card and Job Printing Business Of thu,
at the Stand,
116 EXCHANGE STREET..
All orders, ethe personal or by mail, will receivO
prompt attention iy2idtfsu
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April H. lat 10 N. Ion 80 W. barque Lepanto, from
New York for Sydney NSW.
May 20, lat 80 81, Ion II 3s, brig San Juan, from
Mexico for Havre.
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GENERAL ORDER.

HEADQUARTERS BoswoRTH Pc ST.
NO. 2, g. A. r. !
Comrades are hereby notified to report at G. A. Il.
Hall,
MONDAY. MAY 3ist, ut 8 O'Clock A. M.
For the purpose of decorating the Soldiers and
Sailors graves Eastern, Western, Forest City aud
Calvary Cemeteries and P. NJ to join the escort AT
precisely at II P. NJ and proceed over the route
announced in the programme to Evergreen Cemetery
to decorate the graves in that cemetery Every COM
rade who possibly can, is expected to be on hand
promptly, as the services of all are needed.
Comrades will assemble at Reception Hall, City
Building, in full uniform, at u o'clock to attend the
service at the Hall.
The Mayor, Alderman, Common Council and all
others invited to attend the ceremonies at Evergreen
Cemetery will meet at City Building, at P. M, and
in the evening at Reception Room with other invited
guests, at II P. M, where q committee will be In
waiting to receive them.
All Soldiers and Sailors who served in the late war
are cordially invited to unite with the Post in the
ceremonies of the day. Per order,
E. H. HANSON, Post Commander.
(OficiaD A. NJ. SAWYER, Post Adjutant.
May q, 1876. my27snd5t
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METEOROLOGICAL
PROBABILITIES FOR TIRE MEET TW RNTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, d. G.,
Nav % A M L

the lower lake regions and Middle States sta
tionary and falling barometer, higher tempera-
ture, northeast and southeast winds and partly
cloudy weather.
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THE MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

The Maine Steamship Company will have no ship
from here SATURDAY, or New YORK WEDNES-
DAY for the present, the ships require to be
hauled and put in order for Summer business.
Steamers will continue to run MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS as usual.
HENRY FOX,
my27sn1w GeueIal Agent.
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FISHING TACKLE

FISHING TACKLE.
have just received large and fine assortment Of
FIS HING TACKL
for summer fishing. Also large stock Of
Single and Double Guns and SpOrtsmen's
Goods,
Of my own importation, to be sold at low prices,
wholesale and retail.
Agent for Du POINTS Powder Mills.
GILBERT L. BAILEY,
Dc EXCHANGE STREET..
my25 snlm
GUNS.
Rifles, RevoIvers and ammunition of all
kinds, Fishing Tackle for Trout
and PickereI OF every description,
Poles repaired aud trimm tnxs
of all binds made 10 order,
Sporting, Mining and
Blasting Powder,
WHOLESAEE AND RETAIL.
Seven Shot Revolvers, and 100 Cartridges, $500.
Guns reamed to order and repairing of all kinds.
T. b. DAVIS,
apr26sneod3m Cor Federal and Temple St
CIarke's Compound Mandrake Bitters
A Neao Remedy for Bilious and Liver Complaints.
effective remedies modern Science has been able to
produce from the vegetable world, two OF the most
powerful being extracted MANDRAKE and LEP-
TANDRIN, which, being combined with other vege-
edies for Bilious and Liver disorders 1t certainly
Is one of the greatest BLOOD PURIFIERS ever
compounded. Large bottles only so cents each.
my19 snd&wlm
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BEAD, BUY AND TRY

BEAD, BUY AND TRY.
MesSrs c. Way Dc Co.
My little boy had a very severe cold, and two bot
ties of your COMPOUND SYRUP of LUNGWORT
cured him entirely 1t tells its own story and am
satisfied.
S. 7. MANN, 1 Atlantic 81.
Portland, May %, 1875.
g. WAY a. Co, Propriefors. Myrtle
and CumberIa nd Sis. ma22sn3m
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TO BE Let.

Or and after Jan. 1, 1875, the chamber in second
story now occupied by f. M. Kaler g. Co.. on the
corner of Cross and Middle SITS. Apply to
HENRY DEERING,
de2Ssptf No. 65 Exchange st.