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TEIE
ONLY DISCOVERY
Worthy OF my naienccifor
RESTORING
THE BALD AND GREY.

Many. since the great discovery OF Prof Wood
have attempted not only TO initiate his restorative
but profess ~ have discovered something that would
produce results identical hut they have all come
aud gone, being carried away by the wonderful re-
suits OF Prof Woods preparation, and have been
forced 10 leave the field To Its rcsistless sway Read
the following
bath, Me-, April 18th. 1900
Prof O. J. Wood & Co., Gents, The letter wrote
you In 1856 concerning your valuable Hair Rcstor-
alive, and which you have published In this ycln
ity and elsewhere. has given rise 70 many enquiries
first Is II fact Of my habtation and name, rs stat
ed In the communication; second Is IL true OF all
therein contained third does my hair still c0ntin-
ue to be In good order and OF natural colori To all
can and do answer invariably yes. My hair Is
even better than In any stage OF my life for forty
years past more soft, thrifty, and better colored
the same Is true oimy whssers, and The only cause
Is washed on by frequent ablutlon OF the lace when
II care were used by wipins the face In close con-
nection with the whlskers the same result will fol-
great rumber of letters from all parts OF New En.
gland asking II my hair still continues to he good
| rs there Is so much fraud In the manufacture and
sale OF various compounds rs well rs this, II has,
doubt been basely Initiated aud been used not only
without any good effect, hut to absolute injury.
| hauo not used any OF your restorative OF any nc.
count for some months. aud yet my hair Is as good
prise, as 4 am now 81 years old and not grey hair
on my head or on my face and 10 prove this fact
l send you q lock Of my hair taken of the past
week 1 received your favor Of two quart bottles
last summer, for which am very grateful gave
II 10 my friends and thereby induced them 10 trn
It, many were skeptica until after trial, and theI
| purchased and used II with universal success.
will ask as q favor, that you send mo q test by
which can discover fraud In the restorative, sold
by many, fear. without authority from you. A
pure article will insure success and believe where
good effects do not follow, the failure Is caused by
the impure article which the inventor OF the
| good. 1 deem IL my duty rs heretofore, TO keep
| you apprised OF the continued effect on my hair,
| as assure all who enquire Of mo OF my mistaken
opinion of its valuable results.
remain, dear sir, yours,
A q. RAyNONn
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Instruction in Music.

Mr.. N. I. Poss would announce 10 his musical
oi.nds Of fjiddeford and saco that he has reco,'
ercd his health. and IL again prepared 70 gvs pr,
yate lessons On the Piano-forte. heiodeoh' anu
Rs.laencc, No. 4 summer St. Block, Aiffed 81.
Dlddeford, october 18th, soj.
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and the lecture chosen tor this occasion II said 4
he ~. b,st. As this Is his first appearance In thi
city, the Committee having the matter In chars'
have decided. in order 10 ai1rd all an opportunity
OF hearing him, to make the price OF
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COUGHS AND COLDS are always disagree

COUGHS AND COLDS are always disagree
able, onen dsnserOus-A few rePeiitions, and bron-
chltis or consumption may be the result. But you
may cure them pleasantly, promptly and perma-
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Cough AND FEWER PILLS, always do the work.
You need only take the pleasant sugar pills, and
your cough Is gone and cold cured as II by enehant
ment. single boxes, with directions % cents six
boxes, 81.
n. B.-A full set OF IluSPuRErs HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIES, with Book OF Directions, and twenty
different Remedies, in large Walls, morocco case,
s. do. in plain case 81, case Of afteen boxes, and
book 81.
These Remedies, by the sisgle box or case, are
sent by mail express, free ofehsrge. to any adj
dress, on receipt Ofprcc. Address
DR HUMPHREYS CO.,
No. Sl broadway, New.YOrk.
Sold by A. Sawyer. BlddolOrd. 1wH
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

In saeo, 3Oth ult, Mis- Julia A. Dyer, daughter
Of Hon, Thomas Dyer. ~, and Mrs Lydia Dyer,
ascd - years and months
In wsterbOrOush, Iith ul,. Mr.. George Thomp-
son. Agcd rs years.
In Marlborough, 5th ult. Mr. Joshua Lane. aged
7gyearr. ,.
wears. wife Of Hphrsim Paul.
In the Lunatie Hospital, at south Boston, 18th
ult, OF chronic insanity. Andrew II. Hutchinson.
Of Jessc Hutchinson. OF MILFORD, y. H., and bro-
ther &C the we'll known Hutchinson singers.
In Wakefield, slth ult, !Of consumption NlAnna
n Garter, Agesi = years.
In RoliinsfOsd, 9th ult, Miss Ahble France,
years
In Bcston. Mr.. AreAsiaus Hayes. Of bingham,
aged % yeArs.
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NEW CITY HALL.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
late candidate for Vice President Of the United
ststssJ has been engaged to deliver his
celebrated Grafton on
The Early Days Of Franklin :!
~ TIE NEW
CIT Y II ALL,
BIDDEToRD, on
FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 23d
FRIDAY EVENING. NOV. 2ad
GREATEST OrLiviNG ORATORS.

nisunnecessary 10 say that Mr.. Everett Is uni
yersally conceded 10 be the most finished Schola
OF the present ago, and the
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FOR SALE.

,eomplete set Of Grist Mill Machinery. consist
Il Ing u two tub wheels with shafts, gearing ele-
vator, &c-, FOR two run Of stone Also two set Of
stones, one of Burr. and the other granite. Also
two bolts snint machine, cob cracker crane, grain
bOxes, &c.
In Mitehels Mill. called, and Is built In very
thorough manner and upon the most improved
plan. both nor convenience and utility. FOR par.
uealars apply ~
Kennebunk. March %. iS6o. tnt
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Law BLANKS OF EVERY KIND

rnIsrxp N A Mat HASsKK AT rus UNION ovucx,
Also, Circulars, Rsnk Checks, Receipts
HILL HEADS. WEDDING AND VISITING
CARDS, &C, &C.
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DIR. G. II. Sheie.. Eclectic Physician.
Hives particular attention to diseases Of the gsss
sriHarV organs and special diseases OF women. See
Advertisement In another colunn. lyr2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Temperance Lecture.

Dr. n. coLBr, Agent Of the Maine remPersnce
Association, aud Of the Grand Division Of this state,
will lecture upon the subject OF Temperance In this
County, as follows
At Saco, Friday Eve Nov. L.
BlddelOrd, Saturday Rye., Nov. ~.
Kennehunk, sunday Eve, Nov. Is
Wells. Branch, Monday Eve, Nov. 10.
North berwick, Tuesday Eve, Nov. -. &c
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NOTICE.

GAME into the premise. Of the subscriber. on tho
II mad Ia ,iood wins Mills, some six weeks since
a RED COW-tail short, len horn . little looped.
,.,tx nv charge and take add animal sway.
p'"'P-' HENRY A. RUMERf.
Biddsffd, Octobero %, $50. 9wii'
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CERTIFICATES FROM DIR. HAYES,
Is,an.r 10 IA. Stnf. a 4 u..nrAn.sffs

al have analysed the Concentrated Leaven man.
ufletured by Mcssrs. Elw. Chamberlin q Co. with
producing the effect Of yeast In distendlng dough
aud thereby rendering IL ft for making bread.
This article Is skilnllly compounded. from per-
fectly pure materials which leave nothing but a
vegetable salt, which Is essentially q desirable
food in the bread. 10 raises tho dough without
consuming the sugar or any other principle In
the n1ur, perfectly and the same weight OF Hour
will produce more sweet, palatable bread than can
be Obttined through the aid OF yeast while for
cakes and pastry II Is invaluable, rs IL saves all
risk, and much time Of the pastry cook.
The experiments made by Inc confirm the state
ments of the manufacturers, and prove this CON-
pound worthy OF public approval and extended
use. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, Md. State Issdysr.
l6, Doylston St., Boston. Sept. 2j, lsG0.
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Arc You Insured ?

The subscriber. having been appointed an Agvni
for several Of the best Insurance Companies In the
co1ntry, u prepared Ca take risks ON Dwellings
Stores, Merchandise. 40. And also Marine risks ot
yossels freights and Csrsoes On terms consistent
with solyency and fair profit.
Iyrs CHAs. FRED TowLE.
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MARYLAND REPUBLICAN CONVENTION BROKEN
LIP BY "ROrGHSn

BAtrIvoRE. April 26.-The Republican State Conven.
ton met in Rechabi,e Hall this morning About so
delegates were present Montgomery Blair was chosen
President There large crowd Of spectators in
Guiding considerable sprnklng of ROughS who, led
bv Erasmus Scog commenced disturbance. Scog and
his followers made rush upon the Presidents table
knocking several Republicans down, and tearing up
their papers and documents The Police interfered and
made several arrests. The Convention then adjourned
til two o'clock. On retiring from the hall the members
were greeted outside by large crowd who followed
them with hOOtings.
GuunisOn, prominent abolitiOnist, pursued by an
immense mob CRYING "Lynch him hang him. there
goes the spirit Of John Brown ~ &c Finally Gunnison
took refuge ia the Marine Bank and the poce escorted
him place of safety when the crowd slowly dispersed
TIE Convention had be in session some tiue before
i ur5Dd and committees appointed.
At % p. VI. the crowd assembled in front Of the Hall
whore the Convention was to meet. The Police Com
missioner with large force on hand to preserve or
der.
Mt Barr owner o. the Hail. having refused to permit
n 70 De used longer for the purpose the Convention
baby assembled elsewhere but where abouts is not
know. ga
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CHARLESTON NTION.-PROCEEDlNGS OF
TIE FOURTH DAY-NO HEADWAf AADE'-A
DEAD LOCK ON THE PLATFORM
CHARLESTON, April 26-Tbe Convention assembled at
10 o'clock. Mr.. Ntzhugh, of Virginia presented Sc
res OF resolutions in favor OF the enforcement oil the Eu-
gve Slave Law which we're referred to the committee
on the Platform
Mr.. Hughes Of Pa, presented 4 resolution providing
that the Government should have power to enforce the
existing laws in relation 10 the protection OF slave pro-
perty in the Territories Referred.
Mr.. Seward, of Georgia, presented resolution on the
rights Of shareholders, describing suitable platform,
aud declaring that Guthrie the proper man to be the
nominee for the Presidency
resolution on the tariff was referred without read
ing
Several other resolutions relating to slavery and the
protection Of slave property introduced and refer
red.
The Committee the Platform still out, and II Is
understood they wholly unable to agree and that
three separate platforms viii be presented.
The motion to adjourn was withdrawn TO allow OF the
presentation Of resolution instruct the committee
not to report National Committee till the nominations
we're made, which was referred.
The louisiana delegation presented resolution beev
ed 10 have emanated from Mr. Sidel for the protection
OF slave property in Territories and that is the duty
OF the Federal Government to the rights OF slave
holders. The Convention then adjourned to O'Clock in
the afternoon.
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Nxv Y0Hg April Cotton stes " and sales Of 2,O bales
Frur m AVID unchanged Wheat H-mrr Kentucky White 70
com busvart mixed 1 yellow white 'tfc>5 Pork heavy
mess o.. 5y s'-g Whisky g5 eta Spts Turpentine 46 Ros
On stead Rice steady Stocks drn and irregularFir
e.1Ia Gs g-t.. Money easy al T. cent on call
R,rsoEz April 25-Fiou- Ohio 36G; State f6 wheat
br,vsut white 81 co. Rel fl5orl - Corn qlet at 800
90 cts Provisions unchanged Whisky g. cts
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CnNGRESSInNlL

WAsufNGroS, April 26-SESArE-The Chair present
e communication from the Secretary Of State trans
hitting Henry Crosbies report the occupation Of
SIN Juan Also a communication from the Secretary of
War tran shifting Majors Mordecai's and Deafelds
mort, on the Crimean
Adjourned 90 Monday.
HCrsE-Nr Smith. Of Va, defended Virginia from
certain allegations Of Mr. Brigham, Of Ohio which he
pronounced untrue. and deliberately calumnious.
Mr. Brigham attempted TO yindicatc his position by
referring to che views Of the late GOV Mcdowell This
was nromorlv me, and rciuted by Mr.. Smith
Sev,.al >pccc' e. on political texts.
Adj r1.I
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NJ ARI\E

NoRYoLE Arrl 2i-Arrived AZ Hampton Roads schr
Lgcy r. Warur, thirteen DAYS from Barbados with SUI
gar and moassrs She reports the death Of the Amgr
can Cor al SO that port
American produce was improving. Provisions advan-
cling.
BlrQue Bahia twenly-eight DAYS from Bahia, with SUI
our and the BasQue Paas from the same port also with
s,lyar have arrived I'm Hampton Roads
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lsEcoND DISPATCH ]

IAN AUhEE ON A fLAlFOhm.
CHARLESTON, April 26.-The Convention re-assembled
at 4 o'clock p. NJ
Several uuimpOrtant resolutions introduced and
referred.
Il having been repeatedly asserted that the Platform
Committee could not agree resolution was offered in
tomorrow.
Pending the consideration Of the subject the Conven
ton adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
THIRD DESPATCH.
THE EXCITEMENT INCREASING-THE THREAT
ENED SECESSlON-DOUGLAS TRIES TO MEND
HIS HOLD
CHARLESTON, April 26.-Grcat excitement now exists
among the members Of the Convention.
The Cotton States threaten if Squatter Sovereignty IS
recognized BY the platform to nominate jefferson Davis
AID Fernando Wood.
Judge Douglas has teegraphed his friends to accept
the Cincinnati Platform With the bred Scott decision
neIed, but not 70 20 further.
Tomorrow will be an exciting day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-27

C.y Music BIZ SEEN Art thou, sweet music, as sen
soe TO vision a hearing is question which might
vel suggest itself when one observes q people crowd
1E around brass band as thew have been doing every
.s-uool the past week, the Capitol Square. Can't
they hear tine music Just well without getting within
arm length OF the performers We sure that they
would er0y it the more If they would SIC down or stand
of a, reasonable distance from the band The tones
Eo-'l De s0itened the ear, aud i0stlinS would BE-
lose sigh. Of
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iag Of the ,o,khod Of Ibis company held in this
civ on wednesday night Col Ellis. the President of
ts company presented report in which be stated lie
OLDEST ,he meeting 10 be- 90 accept reject the act
ot Legislature amending the charter Of the company,
r..seI lsi of March 1900.
N- Gaal presented series Of resolutions accepting
te risi charter, and providing for carry ing out us
r0,.1us which Wcse first unanimously adopted by the
private stockholders and then by the stockholders in
general meeting assembled, including the State.
Oh motion ot Nr Grattlu committee Of thirteen was
Gpl,el to pr pare suitable by-l,ws for The COVER
men. 1i Che "hiutwha Board"
TIE M then adjourned urd Th1rsi'y evcn'n /;
O. 80 .,tcl
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Crrcru CorEr-Tbe argument in the case Of Common
wealth vs.. j. H. Melton was Commenced yesterday at-
,sroon, Mr. L. Tlzewel opening. lie vas followed by
A- W ". Crumn for the defence In speech Of three
hours length. Mr. N Johnson on the same side,
and Col August for the Commonwealth, viii speak to-
ffr
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Ts.SirY CHUEcH.-The contracts for building the new
rity Church. corner of 20th and Broad streets, have
s,- awarded and toe work viii be commenced soon
4. bricks can be obtained.
The building viii be Of the Italian style, 50 by so feet,
wi basement feet, and main audience room with
mitch Of - feet IN the clear Toe lecture room will seat
.55l. $40 persons, and the audience room abou; 500
There are 90 De three doors for entering the front the
mi Dol. one of which Is in square tower, which Is 70
b,ermoun.sj by an actlSoual spire extend 40 feet
a tae curb and covered with slate. The front is 20
b. finished with mastic, In imitation Of brown stone.
Trs other sides viii be painted and slndyd The build
RI, was designed 5y Mr. Alder, l. West, Architect,
ara viii be erected under lis superintendauce, and
%. .1s- about SSUslo.
The following are the contractors. Carpeuterng, w.
L 3D. McMuu Brick, Jos g. Watts; Excavation, 5.
Erasr Painting Isaac Sch,ivcr PLs,eras and Mastic,
p a Russell; S.iag j. L. Logon; Gas Fixtures, q. D.
Yale a. Co.
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kCoEEcBLE.-Rebecca Chiulier is the name Of an
Unfortunate white girl abou. seventeen years Of age, who
has reached thus elry the loves, depths Of degrade
ton she Is one Of the most reckless Of the abandoned
class 20 which she belongs and seems 90 De utterly ire
clusbe Yesterday the MAYOR sent hrr 10 all from
whence she discharged about a fortnight ago. for
-s1r obscene language I'm the streets, on Wedue tay
nigh. She laughed a. The arrlgumcnt AS good Joke,
sad made merry a. the commitment Shall We never have
EOr,-hluseg
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ARR ESsAy-At she late meeting ofthe Medical Socie-
10. Virginia an ESSAY by Dr. Blair BurweI Of this city,
vac read. which elected general commeudatiou. TIE
Subject OF the ESSAY was the present value Of vaccination
as - means of prevention against smallpox.
MICRO C,szs.-Seyerll negroes were before the Nay
o. yesterday for petty offences, and we're ordered to be
soceel.
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SALE OF TWO H,ND-
IssroNERN SALE OF y.Lr,n1E

= PROPERTY ON CANDLES HILL KNOWN AS THF 'gAM-
LIES MANSION" TOGETHER WITH SEVERAL VACANT LOTS
ADIOININGAs Commissioners pointed by decree Of The Cir
cult Count the City Of Richmond pronounced the 10th Peb
ruay 1855 OF Preston again Tyree &C. We or eher
~ shall sel public auction, the premises WEDNFs
DAY the I'd Of May 1862 AZ ~ clock p NJ II fair not
day very valuable real etae above referred
IN occupancy Messrs. VIM Wasce residence
2c ~ feet the East line Sd street.
depth Of l20 feet alley 20 feet wide. The Mansion House
large one, and was years ago greatly added altered
repaired pretty good repair There be at
taccd the Mansion 50 SIP feet Of land 81 street the
OF the land viii be divided into six building ding
the original survey, which will be shown the
10 the meantime by at the office Of the Auco1ees The
lecan Of the foregoing real estate justly regarded among the
beautiful In Richmond, commanding does full
the city and James River and the surrounding country for miles
extent
TEE,-Enough defay txpenss sale balance at
l2 sHd is months for negotiable notes interest added s5ac
tory endorsed and title retained til all the purchase
paid The and for 1850 be paid by the pues
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CErvrg To ANIv,Ls.-In most Of the large Eng sh
cities societies organized for the prevention of crue
o. 90 animals Such society in this city would not be
miss as 10 is well known that negroes when invested
Va authority very tyraunical in exercising t and
che black drivers here often treat the poor brutes ur-
DIR heir control With degree Of cruelty which should
0euer receive che interpO,iuon OF the law. YESTERDAY
We o, rived on Main street near l&h, adimuutive mule
attached 20 draw No Dos struggling 20 pull bis load Up
tis The load consisted Of six barrels OF sugar
weighing ab5u; 1900 bs aud ,aei The energies Of the
e beast TO their utmost There is law against such
treatment, but there should be-
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RYL.A O. D. DAVENPORT. Arcra

BYL4G q. b. DAVENPORT, ArcrA
GROCERIES. &C., AT AUCTION.-on THURS
VI DAY Cd Way We viii sell ~ 10 oock a. auction store
an assortment OF GROCERIES, viz
Coffee sUgars
Crushed 10
Extra Re1Eed Syrup
RebUled MulasEG
Wes'eru sl1e7 Shoulders and Hams
StUci; Cknil .. SoaP
Manufactured Tobacco
Run; Bcc,lied Rye Whisky
Rice; Frrch Brandy
Tanners oil
London Porter and Ale, &C, 80
TrRNUnder $780, cash; 800 and over months credit for
approved paper.
ap2T l. q. n. NEWPORT, Auets
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SHAFER HALSEY Il co,

JUST RECEIVED
LARGE ana rHu stock 70 spring and summer CLOTHING ~
= - 1sH fc-u-e vhrh Tor stgs, durability and VIZ
s. rtrlof De- surpassed THIS comprises everything
Ar- Tn f-st cils cohiug house such Ct'sincrr s-i
SIPS a .raiHrs Cashmere and klaunrl Pusiness Sacks,
Wars-1es Pants and Vests hlsrk noe : IN
ft fue BLACK Cloth Frorks plain and fancy SIX Vests ard
--s' ert of Bows C0hi1g Our itoek Of Gents fur
E Goods IS arg ans coupirts comp .v~rything usual
y tepila oat me- A calls respectfully s'hctedt
sHsFER, HAISEY a co 3
no Main street.
.F-t Late T1pman A Hull
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E. MAYR,s PlANO SALN.

T.. MAYR'S PLANO SALOON,
Broad street, No. 2IS, Opposite Ereeden & Fox.
VlUBLIC attention Is respectfully called % my
sortment o. superior Pianos, made by Stein egss33ii
way Sons Of New York. and W. Knabe Co., Of ~, ri
Baltimore To these makers, G0ld Medals Of the ~ u
highest repeatedly been awarded FOR the superior value
OF their Pianos
Every instrument for Ave years. and kept in tune
far two years. charge The public requested 20 call
Z mAYR, No. 2ls Broad street,
Ieq-cly Opposite Rre-d"n : Pnr