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At Hong Kong Dec 2S, ships Wandering jew, Tai
pey, for New York. Commodore. BlanehSSd; Gre.
clan, Dunbar; Heicon, Howes; Kate Davenport,
Howlsnd, and P Blanchard, Oakes. unc; barquo
Nicholas Thayer Crosby; Ceylon, Barstow, Honellu;
Alden Bessie o. Bren, unc; Furness Abbey, Marcy;
brig G Sibley. Fowler. do.
At Iloilo Dec 8, ship Ice King Bartlett, from Sim
gapore. ar Nov 30, for United States, takes about
: 1900 tons sugar.
Sid I'm Iquiquo Dec 5, baqrue st Marys, Evans.
Puget Sound.
Sid I'm Victoria. &c. Jan 20, ship Belyidere, Jor-
dan, for San francisco.
Ar at Rosario Dec IS, barque Rachel Emery Wy
man, Buenos Ayres.
At Buenos Ayres Dee 23d, barques Sarmiento,
Gould for Boston; Fred G Richards. Thorndike;
Oneco, Clark Louise Adelaide. Orr; Reynard. En-
cry; Emita, Crowley; hennard. Downing. Henry
Warner Reed, and Ieyenter, Vesper, unc brig Giles
Loring, Evans; and others.
At Point attire Jan LIST, brig Fannie B Tucker
Sylvester, for Boston. ldg; sehs Grace Webster,
Ycnng, for do; A Ferry, Bunker, for Chester, Pa;
Jennie a Stubs StuDbs, for New York.
Sld I'm Mstanzas Jan %, sch J NJ Bird Merrill,
New York.
AR at Halifax 27th, steam schr Jessie Freeman,
Wiley, Boston, (and left on returu)
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To Let.

fEtO LET "A sunny front room, with alcove in
private family; convenient to nice table board,
at SO FREE ST. 143
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SAN FRANCISCO Cid 2lst, ships Richard III,
McIntyoe, Port Townsend; Henrietta Blanchard,
Queenstown; baroue S Thompson, Potter, tor
Kahului.
AR 29th, ship Paramita, Humphrey Leith.
Cid 18th, ship st stephen, Douglass. HUI, E.
APALACHlCOLA-Ar2 Sth, sch Lizzie Wiley,
PORT EADs-Sld 29th. sch Louisa "A Orr. Brown
Malaga.
M0BlLE-Ar Goth. sch Albert stearns, Kel-
ley, Boston.
PENsACOLA-Ar 29th. sch NJ Cook, Hoffses,
Galveston.
Belfast. Fl a Dewitt, Delahanty Kennebec.
JACKSONVILLE Ar 2Sth, schs Sallie IPon.
West Belfast Nellie Rokes, Thompson. do.
FERNANDlNA-Cld 29th, brig ANGELA, Mitch
ell Uemerara
DARlEN-Cld 29th, sch VIM Jones' Collins, for
Portland.
BULL RIVGR-Ar 22d, sch Isaac T Campbell,
NEWPORT NEws-sld 2sth, sch c Church,
Kelley, Portsmouth.
BALTIM0KE-Ar 29th sch Kit Carson Haading
Curacao.
CID 29th, schs Walker Arlington, Drink water,
Providence; Chas White Wixon do.
PHILADELPHIA - Ar 29th, baruue Batavia
Kelley. Matanzas; sen Three Sisters, Simpson, I'm
Savannah.
CID 29th, steamer Panther, Warrington, Portland.
NEW YOkl<-Ar 18th, sch George q rey, Rogers,
Raltim;re; w Church. Lent, do; Rose EstebrOok
Davis, do for New Haven; Eva May, MeDuffie,
Nsevltss IL days; Dolphin Chad Eick, Calais via
Cid 29th, sohs Ethel A Merritt, Williams, vene.
zuela; Emerson kokes Marston, Cardenss.
Sid 29th, ship Benj Sewall, for Hong Kong; brig
Motley, for Auckland.
Passed the Gate 29th scbs Florence Leland from
Brunswick for New Haven.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 29th sch Ann S Brown, War;,
EJizabethport.
Sid 29th, sch Melissa A Wiley Wiley, Clark's
Cove to load for Savannah.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-Saled 2Sth, schs
Lizzie Carr Turner, I'm Duxbury for Savannah; S
Case, Falkingham Machias for New York; Ada S
Allen, Dudley, Calais for do; VIM Hart, Davis
Providence for Bal imore; S NJ Thomas, Emerson,
do for do; Florence Randall, Wilson. do for do;
Church, Kelley do for do; Emma Angel,
NEWPORT = In port 29tb, schs Alice Cakes,
Baker, New York for Warren; Rowena. Belts, and
Victory, Millken. Providence for New York; Belle,
Providence for do.
Whey AKD-HAVE N-Ar 28th, sehs Charles A
Ropes, Hunt, Weehawken for Pembroke.
Sid schs Geo II Adams, and Mary A Drnry.
In port, brig Telos; schs Chas Ropes, Charlotte
Fish, Geo Bird Sarah Potter, Juliet, Mary Pike,
Lyndon, Clio Chillcott.
B0STON-Ar 2sth, brig Isaac w Parkor Kane,
Turks Island; sch b r Woodside, Reed Mobile.
Ar 30th, sch Augustus Hunt Baker, Baltimore.
CID Both, sch Susie Oliver, Snare. Demarara.
SALEM-Sld 9th sch Frank q Rich, Dyer, for
Deals leland. Va.
GLOUCESTER-Ar 29th, sch VIM Il Oler, Crow
ell. Boston for BoothbaY (and sid 2Sth.)
P0BTSM0UTH-below 18th, schs Minnie G Tay-
lor from Portland for Weymouth; Maggie j Chad
wick. do for Boston; Lewis Il French, Newman,
Rockland for Boston.
GEORGETOWN, ME-Sld 25th, sch John Mer-
row, Chase, Philadelphia.
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a THRILLING STORY.

AS told by "a Merchant iu Troy, N. VA
Surgical operation Avoided - How n
Fafher. Wife and Daughter Escaped AN
Awful Doom,
Of the hundreds of accounts of re variable cures
wrought by DIR. KENNEDY'S FAVORITE REM
EDH, none have appeared SO purely astonishing as
the followiDg The persons mentioned are among
the most highly respected in the city of Troy, and
the story told by the father will prove interest,"
ing to all our readers.-Ed.
DR.. Kennedy, Roadout, N. T.:
DEAR SIR: My daughter afflicted with Sc
we're growth ofFungus. To remove it we had re-
sorted to almost every remedy and consulted the
most prominent surgeons and physicians. DR.. -,
OF Troy. said that surgical operation would be
necessary, but fearing fatal results l bestated.
Some OF the physicians claimed that it caused
by one thing and some by another. The Fungus
was prominent and disGgured her looks. Having
heard OF DR.. Kennedy's FAVORITE REMEDY
working so thoroughly on the blood determined to
try it. to see if this medicine could do what doctors
had failed to do and surgeons had hardly dared to
undertake. l can say in truth that the result of
this trial was the complete of my daughter of
this dreadful malady. DR.. Kennedy's FAVOKITE
REMEDY alone effected it. We used nothing else,
for other things had completely failed My daugh-
ter today enjoys vigorous health and TO Favorite
Remedy alone, is the credit due. My wi also was
very poor in health due to some liver difficulty with
which she had suffered long time until she be-
came very much reduced in flesh. A trial of DIR.
kennedy's Favorite Remedy has resulted in the
complete restoration of her health, which she had
not enjoyed for yeas. She had gained ia flesh and
strength and thus secured perfect health and this
Is DUE ENTIRELY TO DR.. KENNEDY'S FAVOR
TIE REMEDY. AS for myself, being engaged in
the grocery and commission business, which makes
1t necessary for me to test the quality of different
articles, like butter ETC.. my of taste and my
stomach were seriously injured. Everything seemed
to nauseate me and fearful of dyspepsia in its most
severe form, | tried DR.. KENNEDY'S FAVORITE
REMEDY. The first bottle afforded Immediate re-
lief, and from that day this cal saw that Favor
tie Remedy has restored to perfect health.
These are facts which | claim prove that DR.. Ken
nedy's FavOrite Remedy is the best medicine in the
world for those afflicted with the above difficulties.
II any in the city of Troy doubts the truth of
these statements let him come to me and | will
prove them. l have recommended Favorite Rene
dy to hundreds and with the same good results.
Yours eto., WILLIAM WINDSOR.
Corner CANAL and Mount Streets, Troy, N. 2.
1an13 Tr&Sd1mnrn
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RosEoa RnrEkeE.

sosroF. Jan. 30. Tho following were today'g
quotations 0 BEtter, Cheese, Eggs, sc:
Pork-Long cuts, Is 00Rl5 80; short cuts II 80
gle 90. backs SI6 Ood16 SO; light backs 10 Boa
SIC co. lean ends 10 009sl6 so; prime mess IA 60
GSl5 30; extra primo II 6UtdS13; mess, G
IL 90; pork tongues SIG 0O9I6 SO.
Lard ST 7ES@8c p 10 for tierces; 61z@S1Sc for
l0-tb pals; 81aGSs4o for 5-fb pals; 8sz csc
for 10 pals.
Fresh Beef-Fair steers at S1z19c y 10; choice
9g91sc, fancy l0c; light steers 71s11S14c; choice
heavy kinds at I112 DL2H2c, fancy 1212913c; good
do at 101a@11c; light at 91a@101Rc; good heavy
fores ga @6sz c. sec quality $3.50; rattles at Ala q
51sei ribs at $3.50; rUmps 121141sc; rounds IA
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SAN FRANCISCO Cid 2lst, ships Richard III,
McIntyoe, Port Townsend; Henrietta Blanchard,
Queenstown; bareue S Thompson, Potter, TOR
Kahului.
Ar 2ath shin Paramita Hnmnhrau Isith
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WANTED-By shorthand writer and type
w writer operator, position with law firm where
opportunity could be had to read law; owns type
writer. Address, X, Press Office 2S-l
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afterwsrd transferred to tug Confidence which took
them TO Boston.
Barque Coryrhene, CHM, 140 days from Philli-
27th WITH bead of msinmast sprung. The captain
eignalled that he would go to ST Thomas and make
repairs there.
Sch Augustus Hunt, Baker, from Baltimore for
Boston which anchored between Scituate and Race
Point 29th with loss of sails, towed to Boston
Both. $40
Edgartown has been extinguished.
Lubec. Jan 29-Sch Chas Jeffrey. with pomace
from Eastport for Elizabethport rode ont the gale
18th in West Quoddy Bay. A number of barrels
pomace scattered along shore indicate that she has
lost part of deckload.
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Brief advertisements are inserted under
this head ONE week for 25 cents, paid i'm
advance.
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European Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 3O-12.30 M.-Cotton market
dull; uplancs at Cd; Orleans st 65sd; sales 5000
bales; speculation and export 1000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, January 3o-Winter wheat at 7e@
rs Cd; spring wheat at 7s7s 3D.; California average
at 6s I'd @6s lid; club at 7s@7s Adj Corn As 111ad
peas 6s Id Provisions, etc..-Pork 64s; bacon 33s
for short clear and 32s for long clear; lard, prime
Western 26s 3d. cheese at 62s; tallow 3Ss.
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Ar at Havrs Jan. 20, chip Lizzie Moses, Cox, from
New Orleans; Tbos Lord, Brady. do.
AR at Antwerp Jan 70, ship Harvey Mills Oliver.
San Francisco.
Ar at Buenos Ayres Dec %, sch Anna Kranz,
PurVere, Portland for Rosario
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SPNK ENs

Dec 10, lat Z 90 S, lon "a 10 W, ship Title e
Starbuck, Rogers from New YORK for Portland. o.
Jan 70, off hatteras, sch Charlotte T Sihley,
Bartlett. from New York for Maryport. Fla.
Jan %, lat Az 81 Ion 81. sch Standard, Race,
from Wiscasset for St Augustine.
Jan %, about IA miles N of Barnegat, sch Me-
lissa Trask, from savannah for New York.
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ESOR sALE-Two New Single Sleighs, trimmed
= IN green cloth and timely finished; Second
Hack and several Second hand Harnesses. AT sta
bles of FERNALD g. SAWYER, 697 Congress St.
2G-1
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Ship santa Clara, which ran down and sank the
Br steamer Aoml Moorsum, has been attached by
the owners of the steamer
BarqGe Elizabeth Childs from Wilmington, NC,
has arrived at Bristol e, leaking and with loss of
Brig Lizzie Wyman Gaul before reported lost at
BaranqWlla use, was wrecked while towing over
the bar al that port. The captain and crew were
taken on board the barque Elyina. Capt Curtis
Of ellsworth. The Il w registered 2S7 tons and
hailed fon Darnariscotta
The schr reported off Highland Light 29th in dis
tress proves to be The Lizzie M Ees, Capt Piper
from Camden for Boston, with lime. The vessel
had lost sails and the cargo was on fire. The cap.
tain and crew were taken OF by steamer Saxon and
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San Francisco, Jan 81 The following charters
are reported to-day Ship st Stephen, wheat to
liverpool Bristol or Cardiff direct GI It's Cd:
Dublin direct at 81 18s; for o1ders 10 one of the
above ports, e. ship John Currier wheat to Cork
for orders to U X or Antwerp 81 los
Havana, Jan 24-The following charters were
made during the week: Barque j j Marsh sugar
and molasszs, Matanzas to New York, 81 SO per
hid and SlS71e per 10 gals; sch Isaac Carlton.
sugar at Sagua to North of Hattsras, at So SIN
per hid; Fred jackson, and Ella M Watts, molasses
at sa US 10 south and North of Hatterss, at 81 81
per ITO gals.
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The following are portlana quotations on Eidel
Ani TallnW.
silly bv Telegraph:
BOSTON gI.OCBg.
HEw YosK STOCKS.
Few Work Stock and NEoszey Market.
(By Telegraph.)

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Money easy at Ne al per
cent; prime mercantile at paper 4a6 Foreign Ex-
change steady at 931a and S61s for short Gov
ernments easier. State bonds quite. Railroad bonds
quiet and lower. Stocks dull after midday and then
became weak for LackawanDa and Central Pacific.
Weakness of these shares affected the entire list
and lower figures were made for all leading stocks.
The market closed quiet.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
cd 251 6S2 shares.
Tne Following are to-day's closing quotations Of
Government Securities:
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FREE DAY NURSERY.

They have also assigned two wards In their Home
for Infants, No. 30 LeveIett street. as Day Nurse
ny, taking children from months to 21z years All
other day nurseries take children over 10 months,
preventing many poor and worthy women from be-
ing able 10 obtain employment, as they ind no
to care for their infants Ii able to pay for
it, which those having children 18 months old can
do, as there is in every home some woman that is
willing to care for a Child Is months old for ton
cents day.
The children will be received for q single day or
can be left daily from A. M. to +. M. They will
have the same care, food and treatment as the in
fants receive that remain year in their home, all
free of expense The object of the company is to
show that infants can thrive on their Liquid Food
as well out OF their hospital as in it. which they
if the mothers have the care of their babies nights
The value of Murdock's Liquid Food for well or
feeble infants We cannot illustrate better than by
few cases where we know lives have been saved by
its use.
babe when born weighed ia lbs and so feeble
that its life was despared Of as it would not retain
any food given until one drop of Liquid Food was
given it ia water at feeding and improved so raps
idly that milk substituted for water in less than
ten days, and when six months old weighed 7
pounGs and in as good health as any child could be.
Another child weighed three pounds at birth; with
one drop in its milk in five weeks weighed seven
pounds.
From the Neto York Pharmaceutical Journal, Dec
"a, 1884.
During visit to Boston month ago we devoted
an hour to call on Mr.. A. L. Murdoch, that we
might satisfy ourselves more fully on some of the
points We desired to know about the Liquid Food
referred to in our pages on several occasions. We
FlslLeu inc esIdDusnmenJ ana saw mucn OF the pro-
cess, its preparation, and putting it in shape tor
distribution on its errand of mercy. Cleanliness
scrupulously observed In every step of the pro-
cess the method is In strict accordance with science
aud sound principles and the product is in every
respect what is claimed for it as thoroughly rep
resentative nutritious food of properties heal
ing and nourishing than others.
A look through the hospital satisfied us that its
merit in restoring health to the puny foundliDgs
der the care of that institution is not overs5ated
for we saw some that were apparently in splendid
condition, who when admitted were puny, sick de
filed with corruptive sores, and thought beyond
help. Their only treatment was "Murdock's Liquid
Food and they bade fair to obtain robust health
the most favored
Other cases we have seen in adults quite as mar
veous This article should never be forgotten
when such remedy is available or can be used with
propriety.
nov24 M,w&S1y
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The Congress Yeast Powder is the only
Cream Tartar baking powder that sells on its
merits. 1t requires no advertising, because
when once used it always pleases.
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WANTED = Everybody who wants q good
w shave, haircut, and shampoo, TO call at the
Hailelujah Barber Shop, No. Chestnut St., Cor.
Congress St.; Is shaves for $1.00. JAS. II. NOR
RIS, The Hallelujah Barber. 29-1
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EOR STATESMAN Hotel with neat dining
H. room on street door; this house is located on
one OF the great thorougbfares OF The West end Bos
nished complete; any enterprising party can easily
make the purchase money within six months time.
Particulars given y GEORGE W. SALLAWAY,
LAT LeYerett St, Boston. 28-l
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An Fait-"WhAt kind of o man is hep"
asked gentleman about young society man.
"Oh, he's mighty popular with the women"
"Is he intelligent" mo, not particularly.
You see there is rot much demand for intelli-
gence in society" "Does he dancer" "Of
course" ''Knows what's going on in theGtri-
l don't know whether he owes Fay or not, bat
know he owes about every man of my &C
quainiance. Who is Fay? Ill look him up
and see IL he does not owe him. III bet he
does"
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AS told by Merchant iva Troy, N. VA
Surgical operation Avoided - How n
Father, Wife and Daughter Escaped an
Awful Boom
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
aud Connecting Steamboat Lines.

huu NOnEeCIhnS cJeAmUOhJ LIueSs
On and after MONDAY, Oct. 30,
1854, Passenger Trains leave
Portland as follows:
For Bangor. Ellsworth, Bar Harbor,
VancebOrO, "a. John, Halifax. and she
AroostOek County, 1.25 p. m, via Lew
tsiOG, and 80 and tl1.l5 p. No. via Augusta;
for Bangor q Piscalaquis r r., Ills p.
m for skOwhesau, Reifast aud Dexter,
1.25, 80, t11.16 p. m; Waterville, 100 a.
M, |. %, 100 5.15, +11.15 p. m; for Augusta,
HaIlOwelI. Gardiner and Brunswick,
TOO a. M, 1.3O, 5.15. I'll. 10 p. M; BaIh, 100
a. m 1.3O, OH p. M, and On saturdays only at
Ill p. M; ROcIsIand, and Knox a. Lin
and Lewisioa at SIS a. m, lbs, sos, p. m;
LewistOn vim Brunswick, 100 a m, t11.l6
E Pv m; ssarm'n n,, fh,illPs, Msnmsalh'
10 p. M; Harrington win Brunswick,
700 a. m.
THE 1.15 p. m. train is the night express with
sle ping car attached and runs every night Sun
Ssxs included but not through to Skowhegan on
fSonaSy sornings or to Belfast and Dexter or
Trains due in Portiand as T0iiowss rha morning
trains from Augusta ana Rsth S.35 a. M; Lew
iston, $40 a. m the day trains from Bangor and
all intermediate stations and conneeting ROADS at
124O and IL 45 p. m; the afternoon tfeins from
Wateryille, Augusta, Bath, Rockland and Lewis
ton at 5.40p. M; the night Pullman Expssss
train at LOO q. m.
Steamers connecting with this
road run as follows;
STEAMER CITY OF RICHMOND
leaves Portland every THURSDAY at 11.0O p. m.
after arrival of night train from Boston, for
kockiaud, Castine, Deer Isle, Rodgwiek,
South West EHrbers Bar HarbOr and Mt.
Desert Ferry, and leaves Sat. Desert erTy every
SATURDAY at 1000 a. m, after arrival OF trains
leaving Portland Fridays at IL 10 p m, for Mill
bridge, JonespORt, mnchiaspOrt and East
POrt parties for these points desiring to do SO
can take the steamer at Portland.
STEAMER LORGFELLOW leaves Mt.
Desert Ferry every To ESDAY at SHOP. M, after
arrival of day train from Boston and Portland for
EastPors, Digby and Annapolis and every
FRIDAY at 91O p. m. for Digby and Annapolis
direct; connecting at Digby with Western Counties
Rwy. for Yarmouth and at Annapolis with
Windsor 4 Annapolis Rwy. for Halifax and
Way Stations.
Limited Tickets, first and second class, for
all points in the Provinces via both
routes On sale nI reduced rates.
PAYSON TUCKER, Gen1 Manager,
E. X. BOOrHBY, Gen l. Pass. q Ticket Agt.
Portland Oct. 49, 1884. ian2Idtf
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WANTED-A situation by an experienced
w man in Wholesale house, either in the store
the road Address j. NJ. b., Press Office. 30-1
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GALEsMAN WANTED-A reliable young
- man to travel west; one who has had success
full experience as a salesman preferred. Address
with references, age, aud previous business & O.,
care Carrier No. 81 Portland, Me. 27-1
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TIC LET.

Two LET-A nice sunny rent of seveu "a rooms,
Il in frstclass order, on second floor, at 1O7 In
dia street. Inquire of P. FEENEY, 201 Federal
street. OIL
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EOR sALE-A first cass fish market; good
T. reason for selling. Address FISH MARKET,
Press Office. 27-I
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ESOR sAEE-Two or three tine light two seat
H. sleighs of my own make, with shafts or pole,
at bottom prices; also traverse and one single
runner second hand pungs very low, to close my
runner stock. @. G. ROBINSON, 80 Preble street.
OIL
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PORTLAND. Jan. 30
Received by Maine Central Railroad, for Portland
30 CARS miscellaneous merchandise; for connecting
roads, 90 carr miscellaneous merchandise.
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WANTED = By middle aged American
w woman chance as working housekeeper In
widower's family. country preferred. Apply to
Block, Room A. 3O-l
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Wit and W isdom.

Remember that every person, however low,
has rights and feelings.-S. Smith.
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WANTED Every person. gentleman or lady
" that is out Of employment to send me 25 cts.
and 2-cent stamp, for sample of the best selling
article in the world; new invention and sells like
hot cakes; now is the time to get good territory
Address for one week, b. FRANK KING, Bdde-
ford, Maine. P. o. Box 800. 271
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ENARM WANTED-Win buy for cash farm
Il containing fifteen to twenty five acres under
sisting of dwelling containing or rooms stable
and barn; location must be within four miles from
Portland; any one desiring to sell will please ad
Temple st. 27-l
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I OST-On Thursday morning. either between
IL Middle and Commerce al streets Franklin,
or between So Commercial street and Grand Trunk
Depot unsealed letter addressed to II. c. Buyn-
ton & Co., so Cornhill, Boston, Mass, and contain
ing papers belonging to said firm; lder will please
return same to J. G. GALLANT, rs Middle street,
Portland, Me. 30-1
T Osr-A bunch Of keys. Please return them to
~ THIS OFFICE. Boil
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Lieutsnant-"There is nothing like presence
Of mind One day In battle o soldier near
me had four of his teeth knocked in by rife
ball which would have surely passed through
his spinal column and killed him had he not
with rare presence of mind quickly swallowed
the ball"
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Miss Sawyer's salve cures erysipelas, salt
rheum, blotches, pimples, serofulous sores, old
sores, and all diseases of the skin. Best fami-
ly salve in the world. Sold by all druggists,
and sent by mail for % cents.
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