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soelety q NaturaI Hlstory.

Tho Society Of Natural History viii have
next Monday evening the long anticipated
pleasure Of listening to- paper by Miss Kate
Kurdish Of Brunswick, entitled "a Talk on
the Plauts Of Maine" sho viii read Il her
self and give some account Of Dor trips 70 the
Aroostook region and elsewhere ii search Of
rare plants, with notes on little known and
neg varieties. Il is well known that she is an
enthusiastic lover Of the science Of botany, and
III her zeaF for ile promotion sae he's person.
ally explored varied and extensive regions Of
the State. BY this means sho has been ena-
bled 70 add quite d number Of new plants to
the catalogue 81 Maine Plents" published by
the Society In 1865, which was originally pre-
pared By Professor George Goodale and
Rev. Mr.. Blake. She viii bring with be
plants and drawings FOR illustration, togethe
with some Of her water-color paintings 81 tn
teresing species.
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Pr TESS.
rRInAY M0RNINa, MARCn a0.



A.. -. oh,o;ned AT the Periodical Depots of N, G.
,7s ssy u1 Nfarouis Brunsll 81 Co. Andrews Arm
strnrr yVentp ORTIZ Hodsaon, Robert Costello For
est City News stand, Jewett, Bose, HftchingS
h MARYLAND Watson, Strange, StinSon, BostoE
3 Maine 9epot, aud Chisholm Bros, soa ell trains
that run ont of the city,
Auburn willard Small q Co.
Augusta. j. II. Pierce.
Bangor Bangor News CO.
Bar Harbor, f. S. Jor62Hs
Bath, j. 0. Shaw.
Biddaford, f. NJ. BnrnhAH4.
A. L. Jellersons
Brunswick, B. G. Dennis0n,
Cumberland Mills. II. A. Verrin.
Damartsootta, l.. w. Dunbar.
Freeport w "A. Mitchell.
Fryeburg r. G. HARMON.
Fairfield, &c. II. Evans.
Pennington, D. II. KnowltcE.
Gardiner, Palmer g co.
Gorham, JAS. II. Irish 4 Co.
Hallowell, G. 4. spaulding.
Lewiston, Chandler ~ Estes
lliyermore Falls, G. ID. Hughes.
Mechanic Falls, A. w. Bridge. II. A. TGoElAs.
Norway, s. L. Crockett, A. o. Moves.
Old Orchard Geo. e. Fogg, A. L, Jellseon,
Richmond, G. a. Beale.
kockland, O. S. AIsdrews.
Sabattus, r. H. johnson.
Saccarappa,F. L. Webb,
Saco, III. b. Kendrick y Co,
Springvale, @. II. Pierce.
So. Paris A. M. Gerry.
Thomaston, 5. Delano.
Vinalhaven, II. NJ. Roberts
Waldoboro, G. Blise.
Wateryille, J, S. Carter.
Yarmouth, W. Il. Smith.
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rha Accident on the Eaetern.

The accident on the Eastern road Wednes-
day evening" mentioned in yesterdays Press
-by which the O'Clock train from Boston
was delayed, occurred at Salisbury. The east
ward bound freight train was backing off upon
the side track, when the two cars next the en-
CINE left the track and the second car unshiD
ped the forward trucks, the engine remaining
on the main track. A wrecking train from
Portsmouth arrived a few minutes after the
Bangor express, and had the track clear for It
inside Of two houra
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Weekly les Of patents granted to iesi-
tents Of Maine, dated March 2sth, 1885, report-
ed for the Daily Press by Charles e.
Foster, Solicitor Of Patents, 93l f. Street,
Washington, d. c.:
No. ga, 70f-s Sumner Basford, Bangor, tire
tighteneT.
No. ri, 4g9-J ophnanus Fl. Kennedy New
Vineyard, bolt cutter.
No. 274,814-5iEaeon Nichols, Lisbon, rail-
way switch.
No. 274, 837-OFren w. Smith, Bangor, tool
for watch makers and repairers.
No. 274, 533-Geo. w. Yerrill Portland i'd
Unstable grate for ovens.
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turner Brothers

are offering bargains to the public through our
advertising columns thato our readers should
take notice Of They offer black and colored
silks, new dress goods, Gilbert and Lawn Ten
mis- suitings, bleaohed cottons aud table dam
asks at reasonably low prices.
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GogpeI Miggiop.

The Mission was filed last evening to ever
flowing by deeply interested audience, the
occasion being the Youths weekly temperance
meeting One of the most interesting pro
CRANES Of the seasou.was finely rendered BY
the children Of the Sabbath school. At the
close an appeal was made by Rev. S. +. Pear
son and seventeen signatures was added to the
pl Ice. This evening Elder Il. Cotton will
preach on the ''Resurrectiop." Praise meet
II. ~ Z IL n,clnck All are inVifad
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BRAMHALL LODGE.
Conferring the Rank Of Greatness.

Last evening there was large gathering Of
Bramhall Lodge, X, Of P. members at Pyth
ian Hall. With them wera also assembled
many members Of tha ether Fythian lodges Of
this city.
The regular business Of the evening consist
ed in the working az the second rank At its
conclusion Chancellor Commander Sir Knight
Ssih L. LarFabse announced from tho throne
that there was new rank Of which fsw or the
order had probably ever heard. It vas the
Rank Of Greatness. lie knew at but one
membsr who vas SO endowed By nature ard
bystudy as to enable him to attaln this proud
eminence. Others might hope to liit the veil
which concealed its many mysteries bet Il was
reserved for this memher-Bho lad been fors
most in every good work that looked 10 tbs
Advancement Of tie order and whose learning,
whose sraiable disposition, iainei With SO
much Wit and humor, had added 60 materially
to private ard public Pyshian eaiheTiugs 70
reach the iDuer sanctuary. Il vas therefore
thought only proper b Bramh4H Lodge that
Oh this member the Rank Of Greatness should
be conferred. rs thereapon called aut Sir
knight. Thomas G Loring, and 10 a few re-
marks, which could only bs understood BY
those familiar with tho secret work Of this
order, presented him with superb silver
water-piteher and goblst, q a neg aud uuiaae
pattern on which wGs inscribed
Presented
Sir knight Thsmas G.. Losiug
by
Bramhan Lodge, X. Of p,
March 29th, 1888.
Sir Knight Loring was evidently captursd.
The surprise vas complete. He hemmed a
littIe-thers was s'io2d ia his throat" for q
few meraents-and then no made one Of those
witty replies Tor wh:ch he Is noted. Then he
sat dowu. But, before he could recover from
the excitement Of the oecss5on, Past Caaueel-
loE Commander Sir knight ". s. Gibson adj
yarced ssd gave him another blast" closing
by presenting him with an elegant kBight's
jewel, 50 that tho doctor was compelled to
take another flight. 1t Was delightful affair
and appreciated By ali present The elegant
pitcher and goblet came from Sir knight
George A. Rarmon's.
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An important theatrical injunction was
granted ia the United States Court In Boston,
Monday, March 26th, which effects the illegal
use Of titles Of companies. The present pro-
eeedings were instituted last Friday By Gus
tave and Charles Froman, proprietors Of "Cal-
lenders Consolidated Spectacular Colored Min
strels1 against tho Windsor Theatre in that
city, TO restrain the latter frem using the name
Ct Calender" in connection with a minstrel
entertainment they had announced to appear
st their house. The theatre was peeessitated
to close their doors against tue minstrel party
who have reorganizsd under another title and
sought other territory for their future perform
anceg.
Christine Nilsson was interviewed In New
York Wednesday, as to the attacks made upon
her By Mapleson. She said, among other
things: ~ have signed q contract with Abbey
10 sing next season under his management in
tho United States, aud shall sing in "Faustv
90 the opening night, October %. i had assur-
"a Mr. Abbey in California that / would sing
far him If he obtained the new opera house,
and peitier Of us thought 1t necessary to sign
a contract, and should net have done so but
for the malicious attacks Of Mapleson ia the
New York papers"
The Madison Square Theatre company will
present "Esmeralda" al Portland Theatre
April 4th aud 9TH. Tickets for sale Monday.
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Nominations BY the Governor,

10Y h0pla hhs made the following nominal
tons.
justices 81 the Peace and Quorum Jonathan
Burbank, Bangor; Harry j. Chapman Ban
gor; Geo. A. Pickard, Alma; Geo w. johnson.
Bath Pascal +. Gilmore, Dedham; David
Stevens, Emden; Geo. Freeman Weeks, Jeffel
son; Alphens S. q. Hall. Madison; James Nc
Glautiin, Mapleton; Stillman w. Shaw, Minos;
Fred A. Porter, Rumford John w Frost,
Sanford; Frank Wilson, Sanford; John NJ
Lane, sumner; John d. Farnei, Wilton
Altcaiah Hudson, Abbott; Franklin GoldiBg,
lewiston Richard Harding, Yarmouth; j. w.
II. Baker, Pennington.
1rial JtSffeeS-Charles Thomson Standish
James AZ. Blaisdeli, franklin; Moses Whit
tier, Readfieid; James T. Murch, Newport;
Walter G. Sherburn, BrownvIlle; Rnben
Whitehouse. Wellington; Jotham Whipple,
Scion; James Lamb, Robinston; J.. H. Day,
Alfred
Dedinus justices Daniel StFout, Cape
Elizabeth; John f. Chase, Windsor
Notary Pai1lic-Almon A. Slrout, Portland
Horatlo Han. Portland; Thomas IF b. Pierce,
Dexter; Charles E Adams, -Searsport
CoronefS--J. ID. Tucker, Belfast; Howard
Staples, South Eliot; Freeman q. Horn, Soath
Berwick: Edward O. Neatly, klttery
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Assessors' Notice.

The Inhabitants Of the town OF Deerng and all
others liable 70 he taxed therein are hereby rcquir-
town. true and perfect lists OF their polls and an
their estates both real and personal which they may
be possessed Of on the first day OF April neNt tcx
coptug such as may be exempted from taxation hy
lawl and those who fail TO bring IN above direct
cd may expect no abatement by the assessors
The assessors will be Ia session mt the following
places on the following days, TO wit; At the Sc
lectmen's Office on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes.
day, April u 3 aud 4, at 20 2 O'Clock a. M, aud
from 20 o'clock p. NJ, each day.
GEORGE 3. LEAVITr) Assessors
THOMAS y. RIGGS OF
DANIEL D. 0hENERYj Deeripe
Dated at neerng, Mar 20, A. ID. 1883
mar2Tttw
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Since the second Of July last, tho sheriffs
have made 255 seizures Of liquors, on which
S1400 and costs have been paid into the NUM-
cipal Court. Twenty-Five cases have been ap-
pealed on which at least $500 fines and costs
will be paid, and years Of jail will be endured
hasidas.
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Harpswell.

By the report for the town Of Harpswell we
learn the amount assessed for taxes for 1882
was 81, 94443. The treasurer reports the town
debts S9,216.24, credits by amount of orders
maid 81. 572 .53, and amount due collectors "a,
7o3.71. The latter includes S1,Sl5.S5 cash IN
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A HANDSOME COMPLIMENT.
GEN. chamberlain and the Second Regi-
ment.


The following is taken from the Bangor
Wing and Courier:
Among the pleasant messages received IN
praise of the success and brilliancy OF the re-
cent reception in Norombega Hall under tho
auspices Of the Second Regiment M, " ~, y
the following complimentary and gratifying
letter to Col. Mitchell, from Major General
Chamberlain:
BRuNswIoK March TO- 1883.
Col. IT. Z. Mitchell
My Dear Colonel, IL l beg to return my thanks tor
the honor done me in the reception rendered by ths
field and staff officers aud the honorary members OF
the Second Regiment ON the evening OF the Sthf
nit me also to express my high appreciation OK INC
very handsome manner IN which tho AFFAIR WIS
managed and carried through II was characters
tic of your city make such an occasion in all re-
spects brilliant SUCCESS
For myself and Staff offer you my hearty con-
CALCULATIONS.
Very truly yours,
JOSHUA Il. CHAMBERLAIN.
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At tho annual meeting Of the Second Par
ish society, held on tho evening Of tho 2Ssh
inst, the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year.
Moderator w. d. Little.
Clerk Wm. H. Hobbs.
Treasarer-SaBue y Larr8bae.
Parish Oommittee-- Geo. Brock, Lyman Nj.
Cousins, Roscoe w Turner, Samuel Fogg and
Dr. IL y. Merrill.
Music Committee--J. It. Liscomb, Enoch
Martin, IT, ii. Kicker.
It's financial affairs were reported az being In
o very healthy condition. The usual appro-
pTiationa for preaching, music and ordinary ex-
pensos were voted
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Mrs. Darlington, what DO you use Tor very
bad col52" asked Mrs. Dali Handkerchief
ma'a-n, answered the aged dame. looking
over her spsetacle5 Handkerchiefs are 3
desi9sratans in the eveat Of cold, but Il bot
DO Of d.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is necessity,
because It not oaiy relieves, has cures the worst
cold or cough.
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paal Eatate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate have
been recorded:
Portland-Geo. A. and Fred NJ. Wilson to
Edward p Chase, lot Of land.
Raymond-Jesse Plummer and Gibson r.
Davis TO Charles Davis, lot Of land
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Mr.. ). o. Jones Of this city, in Nashua, N.
H., last Sunday, stopped runaway horse,
saving the occupants Of the sleigh from injury.
Mr.. Jones got badly jammed foot.
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TOWN MnnorIoNs

CnERRyFlELp Moderator, Il Adams; Clerk. >
Monohan, ir; Seleetmen, etc, Manning Dunbar, j A
Wilson, 9 d Small; Supervising School Committee.
Daniel Wiley Agent, VIM Freeman; Treasurer, .
a Miliken.
DEXTER Moderator, Josiah Crosby; Clerk, Ley,
Bridghami Seleetmen, etc, j NJ rbbetts, Geo 4
Treasurer, Hiram Basaett; SUPERVISORY A Buinpsi
school Agent, T A Chandler. Collector, Allen
Morrill,.
CARROLL Moderator, j q Lindsay; Clerk, ! a
lfrrabee; Seectnien etc, ) LRrrabee Albion
GATES, Jacob Gardner; Conimittee,J w Lindsay
Collector and Constable Jacob Gardneri Treasurer
and Agent, Albion Gates
Observation-Disclosures. John II Donworth Clerk,
u Al CLARK; Selectmen, lsStaples, Isaac Barker,
y Naudine; Treasurer, z W Wilsons Collector, n!
snow Auditor, J Frank Holland.
nANFoRrH- Moderator and Clerk, w Putnam;
Seleetmen, Giipairlck, {. Il SPENCER 4
kollins : Committee JAS Dingee, w u Giipat-
rick, G Putnam Treasurer, E l. Heels Collector
and Constable, A Fitzpatrick.
NoRK- Moderator, George w S Putnam; Clerk
Joseph Bragd0n Seleeimen, etc, George w tufrier,
huius Moody, Willard A Grant; Treasurer Sans
ael w Judkins; Agent John Fefnald; > Conn
Mitee. Charles Darrell; 0yerseers OF the Poor.
l.emuel Mitchell, Eastman Hutohins, Wilbur +
Nortoa Collector, John G Stewart; AUDITOR g
w Putnam,
DEM ysyILLE-A Moderator S II Jones; Select
men, etc, Peter + Nose, u y Shehan, Fred Gard
neri Treasurer. p Il vose; Clerk Geo Il MIclangh.
linz Committee, WIN II Allen, Mrs q A Wood
bury, Mira Joshua Hinekley; Collector, ] z I1iiby.
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NEW ADV REFRESHMENTS
CITY or PORTLAND.
Assessors Notice.

fEfIIE Assessors Of tAe City 1t Portland hereby
giys notice 10 all persons liable 70 taxation
Ia said city that they wil bo Ia session every
secular dag from the first 70 tho thigtieth day Of
April next, inclusive, AZ their IN City HALL
from nine e twelve O'Clock ID the forenoon. and
from two TO tive o'clock In the afternoon, for
the purpose Of receiving lists Of the polls ard
estates taxable IN said city.
And all such persons are hereby notified 10
make and bring 10 said Assessors true and per-
teet lists cf all their polls and estates real and
personal, on held By them rs guardian, executor,
administrator trustee, or otherwise on che first
60 q April, 1888, and q E4Tapared 20 make oath
70 tha truth Of the same.
And when estates IL persons deceased have
been divided during the PAST year. o. have changed
hands from any cause the exneutDr. administrator.
or other person Interested, = hereby warmed 80
give nQtlca af such change. and "a default ~
such notice wiz - held under thg iaw 70 pay
tho m assessed, although such estate has been
wholly Distributed aud paid over.
Ard say person who neglects 10 comply With this
notice will b so0nsd % a tax according 70 the
laws 81 tho state. and he barred of the rights to
mako application to fae s4ssessoFs 81 ne County
Commissioners Tor any abatement oE his taxes
unless be shows that no was unable 10 offer such
lists within the time hereby appointed.
Exf~in no case where the Assessors have been
put to the disagreeable necessity Of making 4
doaga viii the possession 81 Government bonds
OF deposits ID the Savings Banks be allowed as a
plea 70 mitigation Of such deem.
CYRfs X Lamp,
VIM O. Fox. Assessors.
STEPlfEx MARSH,
~ Blank schedules will DO forwarded by mail.
Parties failing 70 receive the will be furnished
On application at the Assessors ofice.
mar5O d8w
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The following communication has been re-
ceived
PORTLAND Me-, March %, 1885
10 the Editor Of the Press,
You have given currency 10 o rumor that
am q candidate for city marshal
| desire to say that am not candidate Tor
that office. You're truly,
Isaac ID. SAWYER.
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Rev. ]. Is. M. vznra- Is. %. 1000

Il trust in Providence and have great faith
in Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsatn.' said
jealous Christian. Trial size 10 cents.
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Portland 4 OgdensTDurg scvtn.

FEtIIE First National Bank Of Portland will cash
Il the coupons on First Mortgage Scrip OF Port
land ogdensburg y. II. Co, due April /, 1888.
Tho scrip muat accompany the counon, and be
surrendered with IL.
JOHN w, DANA, Treas. p. q 0. r.. r. Co.
mRr24
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M. Ess G%ar.caI1nors


Portland, March 2S, 1888.
The annual meeting Of tho New England Gauge
Company will be held at the Office Of Clarence Hale.
93 Exchange Street, Portland, Maine. on Tuesday,
April TO- il S3 at one O'Clock p. m. for the election
Of officers and the transaction OF such other business
as may legally come before tho meeting.
MARRIOTT CLARENCE HALE, Clerk.
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An attractive change has been made in the
eo5tuming Of the opening part, and other pleas
ing variations in the rest Of tho bill. Ida
Mortimer's appearance iu new repertoire Of
songs IS q decided hit She Is marked favor
ito With Tho audience. The Matrimonial Duel
by Ed. Clearance and Jessie Warner, is a novel
ana entertaining sketch. Much interest Is
felt Ia tho performance Of Deverne and the
Richard Brothers, as these artists sail for Liv-
erpool at the conclusion sof their engagement
here. Deverne is q fine dancer, and the Rich
ards are without rivals In their clog speeiaities,
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, that tho
Nv subscriber has been duly appointed and taken
upon herself the trust Of Administrative Of the es
tate OF
JEREMIAH 9. BRACKEIT, iato Of Wostbrook,
in the County Of Cumberland deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs; All persons having de-
mande upon the estate Of said deceased required
to exhibit the same aid all persons indebted TO t0id
estate are called upon TO make payment 20
s. ELLEN BRACkETT, Administrators.
Wesibrook, Feb. 10 1883. mar3Odiaw3wsF
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"WEDNESDAY Evening, March 2S. Diamond
w Ear Drop, the finder will be suitably re
warded by leaving 1t at CARTER BROTHERS, jew
clers: mars d3t
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ClTY AND YICINlTY.
iron orHrn Local sIarTaa snr Flaar pAor.I

wEw ADgEHIzAsaaaE1sEas T9-nAs
ENTERTAINMENTS
Portland Theatre Esmeralda.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hcsiery-Owen, Moore & co.
Assess RS Notiee-City Of Portland.
Annual Meerng--N. +. Gauge Co.
Spring Goods-Aiathias.
Lost-Diamond Ear Drop.
Real Estate--N. S. Gardner.
SoapF. Il. Holland 4 Co.
Silks-Turner Bros.
Notite is Hereby Given.
q Notice --GopartHershlp.
TO Let Rooms.
Wapted-Girl.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
a eeaSxrref Noffaa
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MUSIC AND DRAMA


fogmanca q the play Of Coupon Bonds, ct
tho yssssg q the Chnreh Of the Messiah Lass
evening. Not the Isast agreeable part OF THE
entertainment was the singing b. the Mendel-
sshoa QaaStetta.
THE uRso CONCERT.
II Portland had not have enjoyed 50 many
entertainments Of q high character for several
nights past the Camilla Urso Concert company
would have drawn much larger audience
than they did last evening. Still, under the
circumstances, it was good house, At least
half filing the large City Hall.
or Nine. UFso's exquisite violin playing tho
Pass has spoken 50 frequently Oh the many
occasions when she has favored lhis city with
her presence Il ID unnecessary 10 speak at
length todsy. There Is no artist We hear
With more pleasure, or one who combines, to a
greater extent, perfection Of technique with
q deicacy of touch, great expression aud re-
n2rkabie coloring. Her rendering Ct the Wig
orops AID graceful Sonata by Rust brought
down storm Of applause which would moi be
appsased except By an encore full OF beauty 81
tho first number, and It was not their fault Ii
the audience failed TO induce the artist to favor
ths1n again after her performance OF the
. Witches Dance Her Ob-gGt0 TO AfiEs Halls
rendering Of the aria from L'El0tr was charn-
log. Miss Hall has 40 excellent mczzo-soprH-
no, and sings with taste and feeling For an
encore she sang 'Ohl Hush thee my baby
Nj Hansen has fine baritone which be dis
played to advantage in-Fawre's "Pslms,' aud
'sThe Yeoman's Wedding" Mr.. Liebling IL a
pianist Of ability ard taste. SIR Burbank
read several selections ia manner that gave
great satisfaction, and showed that the promise
Be gave IN his private readings ia Portland
years ago has been entirely fulfilled. Tho en-
core feDd vas on hand bat be was snubbed
several fimes.
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Rev. j. f. w. Ware, d. >. Boston.
The Heal,h-Lifi is the gradual, easy, com
plete waking up Of every torpid moleone in
brain, liver and blood, the sending through
and possessing the entire man with new
sense, . re-creating him then and there. SO that
he turns from his few minutes at his Lift a
new creation.
1t rouSes the universal lethargy of the body;
it sends the stagnant blood to the places nature
intended it for; routs it from its hiding, its
loafng places, aud sends it to its duties; it re
moves surplus fat or distributes it; it decreases
the girth Of men growing portly, and increases
the girth of the lungs Of men growing hollow;
il helps digestion. increases the power and en-
durance OF the voice, and sets one up general
". IT IS THE BEST or REST. Rooms POI
Middle Street, Portland, Me. mch295sf
For aged men, women, weak and sioklS chill
dren, without rival win not cause head-
ache. Browns Iron Bitsers.
mch25 WFM&w
WE have this day received enc Of
the best cargoes of oysters that ever came
from Virginia. From this date until the close
Of the oyster season we can furnish ans
quantity, fresh opened by the gallon or any
number bushels in the shell. Another cargo
in few days.
TnnloNs s HAYES,
mai26dlw ISL Commercial Street
IF You do not feel wen try the cath Lift.
Rooms 1895 Middle Street, Pcrtaa he.
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fEfHE Copartnership heretofore existing between
u 4. H. Morse and Geo. A. Mills under The Hfn
name Of Morse Mills, wac dissolved By mutual
consent on March 20. 1883 Geo A. Mills rs3ifjng.
Their successors. Morse s Pinkbam arc alone
authorized 70 settle the business 81 the late nrm
and 70 use It's name IN Liquidation
r. II. MORSE.
GEO. A. MILLS.
Portland. Mar. 20, 1883 j. w. MUNGER,
The business heretofore conducted under the nrsn
name Of Morse Willis will be continued by the I'M
dertigned under the firm name Of Morse & Pinkham
at Ne. Exchange street. Mr.. j. w. Munger will
Il. II. MORSE,
mar30dtf II. n. PfNKIfAM.
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