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The Portland daily press., 1863-10-06
Prom ricl..sDy-The reTa. E-pea...on.

1Altp. Oct- D.
ii. ID. Gully, OF kemper county. Miss. has
announced himself as a candidate for Repre-
sentative TO Congress on the reconstruction
platform.
Nicksbarg dates Of Sept 18th say that the
Texas expedition has exploded.
The railroad from vicksburg to jackson Is
TO be rebuilt.
No movements from Nicksburg will be
made very soon. Gen. Logan has taken com
mand of the city and closed all places Of BUSH
Ness.
Prominent citizens Of Mobile report that
there viii not be much resistance offered at
that place.
Adviees from New Orleans 20 the 10th uli.
have been received. Matters were evidently
drawing To crisis. On this side OF the Mis-
sissipp were the 18th and 10Th corps, except
Gen. Herron's division. which had been re-
moved 10 Brashear City. One corps will
move further west, while the other moves
north 10 cooperate with Gen. Heron, who
has been after Dick Taylor on the Red river.
Gen. Banks, II Is said. takes the field in per
son. Gen. franklin is ia command of the
18th corps. Gen. Herron's headquarters are
on the Alchafalaya.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 81
A special dispatch from Knoxville. Tenn.
to the Bulletin, says Col. Carter has taken DO
sition at Bulls Gap. The rebels hold Green
vile and have been strongly reinforced. Bay
ard and Woolford are still in advance before
Linden skirmishing with the rebel cavalry.
The rebel attack on McMnnville indicates
formidable flank movement to cut Rosecrans'
lines and isolate Burnside
On the 2Sth ult. the rebels attacked our
right and were repulsed after fight of two
hours. large number of rebels were taken
prisoners. They express modification at the
result OF the Chckamauga battle Their loss
es far exceeded ours.
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ASSIGNEES' SALE
Saw Mills. Mill Sites, Timber,
Land, &c.

nN the premises at Sheet Harbor, County of Hail.
~ FAX, on Wednesday, the Ath Of October next,
ct u O'Clock, NJ, OF not previously disposed OF at
pr, ate sa all the Land Land covered with water,
Mlis and Mill privileges. formerly belong ing to
Messrs S.cFariane CO. situate at the East B anch
$50 caied) OF Sheet liar Dor in the county of Haiax
Inc pr operfy consists OF about 1000 OF Timber
Lahu' upon winch are camps aud dams for stream
driving; also a Mill with single and shnge
machine, situate about five miles from Harbor;
also. about acres of Land at the mouth OF the
River upon which there is harf and store small
unfinished cottage. and cook house.
Also small piece of Land at the mouth of tho
river, upon which the large mill stands This s SUBJ
ject to ground rent OF $40 per annum. This mill
contains single say and gang. and edger and trim
mer; a so laih machine; aud is capable of cutting
from ~ TO 70 thousand ieei OF lumber per day
Also . large number OF Logs ON the stream and In
the Lakes to be sold by the thousand feet and scaled
they lie.
Terms-a deposit of ten per cent. on the property
being Knocked down; balance 10 be paid on compile
ton of the title. For further particulars apply to
w. NJ GRAY. 100 Hollis street Halifax
ALEX FRASER, sheet Harbor, n. s..
sep'zz toctlo Assignees.
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United States Circuit Court.

CLIFFORD, j., PRESIDING.
MONDAY Samuel Whidden and wife VS..
Inhabitants of Hiram.
In this case the evidence on the part of the
plaintiffs was all put in and Mr.. Aver Of Cor
nish opened for the defense.
We should have stated yesterday that on
Saturday, Alexander 5. Bradley, Esq, of Frye
burg, Junior counsel for plaintiffs, opened the
case in their behalf TO the jury.
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M ATTE RS A BOU L OWN
BEFORE wM. II. CLIFFORD, ESQ.

BEFOKE WM II NI.IF T UhJ, EsV'
Yesterday James b. Leslie, of Patten, was
brought before the Commissioner on com
plant charging him with resisting the draft,
and aiding drafted men to avoid it. He waived
an examination, and was held in the sum of
$1,000 for his appearance at the u S. District
Court on the first Tuesday of December G.
E. b. jackson, Assistant U. 5. District Attor-
ney, for Government; Sweat and Cleaves for
defendant
John A. Phillips of Bangor, on complaint
charging him with conveying away two sol
diers from the camp in Bangor, was held in
the sum Of $500 for his appearance at the De-
cember term Of the U. S. Escrct Court.
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Aore"cnfs Of Gen. blunt 4gdirs ia Platte
County, Missouri.

ST. Louis, Oct. ).
The Democrats Leavenworth special dis
patch says Gen. Blunt has left Fort Scott for
Fort Smith. The guerrllas are cutting off
trains and the enemy around Fort Smith are
in menacing attitude.
The Mayer of Parksville and 100 other citi-
zens OF Platte County have made statement,
to the effect that there are in Leavenworth
over 100 Union families who have fled from
Platte County, for fear of violence from the
militia, and il change in the condition of
affairs is not made, the lives and property of
the Union men OF Platte County will be at the
mercy of men whose loyalty has always been
at the best doubtful. SO many destitute refu-
gees have arrived at Leavenworth from Mis-
souri, that the Mayor has been compelled TO
issue proclamation providing means to re-
lieve their necessities.
A Convention of all the editors of Kansas
is to be held at Leavenworth on Wednesday.
to arrange for concert of action on the military
misrule in the department of the Missouri.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-06

PERsoNAL.-Gov. Coburn and the members
of the Executive Council arrived in this CITY
Yesterday, and to-day will make their annual
visit to the Reform School, returning to Au-
guSta by the evening train.
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% We learn that Bartlett J. DeCoster, of
this CITY who was sentenced to State Prison
ior one year, Tor larceny Of pair of gloves,
and whose sentence was committed to lime
months in the county Jail, was pardoned by the
Governor and Council on Friday last.
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AFTER LUxuRIEs.-Some scamps broke
into the bake shop of Messrs. Pearson & Smith.
on Willow street, Sunday night. and belped
themselves to ingredients enough to make
large batch of buildings and pies, in the shane
of eggs, -four and butter.
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Sg- We understand that Ocean Engine Co.
No. A, at meeting held last evening. voted to
commence their second annual course of dane
es on Thanksgiving night, and continue them
on Thursday nights, with the exception of the
last two, which will be on Christmas and New
Years nights
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Capitalists !,

VOUR attention is invited to an examination of
some of the most important and valuable in ven.
tions of the nineteenth century: important and val
liable. because they combine great money and Ia
Dor-savlng principle There never were those arti-
Giles better suited for parties in of business 10
make money on than we now have the pleasure of
showing parties who IKE to make large amounts
but men of business, who. with few hundred dol
lars cash in hand. and who mean business can make
from SO 10 TO $1,000 on every 800 invested Please
call and be satisfied of the above at the INVENT.
ORs' EXCHANGE, 229 CONGRESS STuEET
Octb lw
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Dwelling and Land ON Cumber iand
Street at Auction.

On Thursday, October 8, a IL ~, on the premises
VIII be sold The nouse aud Lot No. Is Cumberland,
oe'weeh Locust aud smith streets. This house is
mouerh Duit OF the best materials. and finished in
,ne most thorough manner. IL ccutains nine good
SIZE rooms, conveniently arranged, gas throughout,
goou furnace, win hard and son water In abund-
anee. IL IL IN all respects one OF the most desirabla
residences on the str ct Can be examined at any
""e previous 10 sac. Lot about 3)x90 sep29
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.
letter from Dalton, Ga, dated 26th ult.,
published in the Richmond Dispatch OF Sat
urday, says The over sanguine multitude
will be somewhat disappointed to know that
the chances OF Bragg's army taking Rosecran,'
army is no easy job. Although his losses have
been heavy, he yet has very formidable
army"
The Dispatch also contains Lees official
report of the Pennsylvania campaign 1t &C.
cupies nearly three columns OF the Dispatch.
The reasons OF the campaign are thus summed
np:-"The position occupied by the enemy
opposite Fredericksburg being one on which
he could not be attacked TO advantage, il wis
determined to draw him from it. The execu-
ton OF this purpose embraced the relief of
the Shenandoah Valley from the troops that
had occupied the lower part of it during the
winter and spring, and if practicable the trans
fer OF the scene OF hostilties TO the north of
the Potomac.
1t was thought that the corresponding move
ments on the part OF the enemy TO which those
contemplated by rs would probably give rise,
might offer a fair opportunity to strike blow
at the army then commanded BY Gen. Hooker,
and that in any event the army would be com
PEELED to leave Virginia, ana possibly to draw
to its support troops designed to operate
against some other parts OF the country. In
this way 1t was supposed the enemy's plan of
campaign for the summer would b. broken up
aud part oi the season of active operations be
consumed in the formation of new combina-
tons, and the preparation that they would
require. In addition Ia these advantages IL
was hoped that other valuable results might
be attached by military successes. Gen. Lee
admits large losses but does not state them.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-06

SUPPLEMENTARY Grand Trunk Railway
Company yesterday effected a settlement of
their affairs with the Portland Company. The
sum of $4,000 was paid the Portland Company
yesterday, and the balance, about as much
more, is to be paid within two weeks We
congratulate both companies upon having
brought their long standing accounts to SET
Element
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Federal Raid-Desfruction of Rebel Salt
FORKS.

UOrkS.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.
letter from Norfolk, Va, dated the I'd
inst, to the Philadelphia Enquirer, says:
An expedition. under the command of
Captain Kerr, of the 9TH Pennsylvania caval-
ry, has just returned from scout on the At
laltic coast, as far as the State line of North
Carolina. Besides obtaining some important
information, Capt. Kerr destroyed four Salt
works that have been preparing that much
needed article for the rebels. 1t was only in
June last that these works were demolished
by Major Murray, Of the 14Sth New York
regiment but since that time they have been
rebuilt and put in full operation No guerril-
las were seen, but it was ascertained that six
small boats filed with them crossed Cumtuck
Sound on Monday last"
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-06

Commercial.
Per steamship City of London at New York
IIyERpnnI COTTON MARKET Sent % :


Per steamship City of London at New York.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Sept % -
The les for three days. including toda, we've 5000
bales, including 5000 to speculation and export.
Prices have further advanced about 1-6 a id all
round since the Europa sailed.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARK ET-Rich-
ardson, Spence Co., and others report Flour dull
and lower. Wheat quiet and prices barely maintain
ed red Western IS q b 81; white 9s "a 9s cd. Corn
quiet and tending downward: mixed 26s Cd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARX Ell Ashes quiet
bur steady; Poto 29s Sd. Sugar steady low rate9.
Coffee firm at extreme nrices. Rice very dull. Seed
oils Unclaimed. Nothing doing in fish oils. Resin
dull Spirits Turpentine offered al 95s, but with
drawn. only s4s being bid for American. Petroleum
quiet Refined Is Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET Beef
and Pork unchanged Bacon quiet. Lard very
quiee at low rates. Talow firm at Cd q Is higher;
sales at ABS a AS Sd. Butter unchanged
Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Sept. A.-The
sales for to-day 5000 bales including 1000 to
sp cuators and exporters The market closed easier
with out little inquiry aud prices weak.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Sept 4.-Consols
closed at 93i a 93S for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES-Erie Railroad 70 a
"a; Illinois Central Railroad IA a II dis
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FOR SALE e TO LET.
Church Orrar for Snle.

VERY low IL soon spilled for. made BY Hook.
has been but little used aud is la perfect order,
has two manuals, subbass, SC. is very compact, oc-
cupying but little space. and eouisincd in very
neat case. Apply to CHAS. ii. MCCLELLAN.
Bah, Sept. 18th, 1853. sep30 isd2w
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Store for Sale.

fyNii four-story brick Store in Free Street.-The
Il In the Free Street Bock-next east of rolford
Enquire OF Ii. I. MACHIN. Galt Block, or
ap9istf Z. BARNES. s4t Middle Street.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TOrHE
Portland Daily Press.


FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 4.
The flag of truce boat New York, in charge
of Major Milford, arrived last night from
City Point, bringing Richmond papers of the
3d. They contain the following dispatches i'm
addition to what has already been telegraphed
Charleston. oct. lon the Both the enemy
fired POO FOUNDER Parrots all day at Intervals
of fifteen minutes, alternately at Sumter
johnson and battery Simpkins. Fort Moutrie
and battery Simpkins replied vigorously
There was no casualties or damage OF impor-
lance on our side. Vefy heavy firingis going
on between the hostile batteries this morning
The firing during to-day has been heavier than
for several weeks past. The enemy has been
steadily pounding at the ruins of Sumter from
his old batteries on Morris Island beyond
Wagner. His fire was chiefly at Sumter, but
he also shelied Fort johnson. Our batteries
and Fort Moultrie replied with brisk and
steady fire. All quiet tonight.
Columbia, s. C., Sept. 30.-The two armies
were still confronting each other at last ac-
counts at Chattanooga. Rosecrans, it is said
has established three lines in front of the
town. and it is also reported that Bragg is for
tiiying Missionary Ridge.
The Examiner OF Saturday has the follow
ing:
Atlanta, Ca, Sept. 30.-Trains have arrived
here from Chickamauga Station, bringing
such OF our wounded as will bear removal
ABOUT Z,Dbu remain III the iltlu hospitals VINO
are too severely wounded to endure transpor-
tation.
A report reached Dalton yesterday that
Gen. Samuel Jones occupied Knoxville, and
that Gen. Burnside had retreated towards
Cumberland Gap.
Major Rice Graves, Chief of Artillery of
Gen. Brecknridge's staff, died on Sunday
ifom wounds received at Chickamauga.
The Examiner says editorialy :-"There is
no lighting ct Chattanooga. Loose kilograms
from irresponsible parties would have us be-
lieve that Bragg has cut Rosecrans' commune
cation, holding Lookout Mountain, the road
to Nashville, DC. But from Bragg's failure to
resume the offensive, we fear there is too much
truth in Rosecrans' dispatch to his Govern
ment that he held an impregnable position. 1t
is said Burnside has succeeded in reinforcing
him, and we have no reason to doubt it.
Burnside left Jones' front long enough ago to
accomplish the march. Inboden has recently
made a descent upon the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad with the design of obstructng the
passage of reinforcements to Rosecrans, but
sad to say he was day too late.''
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-06

LNOUR OFFICES. single or in suites, over Stores
IL Nos. I52 and 15i Exchange street. opposite the
international House. Apply on the premises TO
oc2 diff r. s. HATCH
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For Sale or 10 Lease.

OTIS with a large water front. suitable for ship
IL yards or other manu- featuring business within
quarter OF a mile oil Port and line. aud adjoining
the Grand Trunk naIroad for sale to lease on the
most favorable terms. Apply to
JAS. K. LUNT co, los Middle Street.
oct5 d4w
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Female Orphan Asylum.

fVHE Annual Meeting of the Female Orphan
Il Asylum will be held at the Asylum House cor
ner of MYRTLE aud oxford streets, on TUESDAY
October, ID at 3 O'Clock y. NJ.
law3w sep22 MARY ID. ST0RER Sec'y
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House for sale.

HOUSE No. SO Chestnut street lot about
IA AZ by 20; centrally and pleasantly situated.
I..sM For particulars inquire at the premises from
l..IleA to 8 daily. oci5 If
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Hair-Dressing or Tailoring IS
tID1iSh nent.

4 LARGE FRONT ROOM in second story, over
N Smiths Eating Rooms, Exchange street-ope of
the best stands in town for Barber or Tailor NAV
be had on application to the subscriber.
sCp29 eod3w JOHN NEAL
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AUCTION SALES.
E. NJ rATrEN, Auctioneer-ofc ~ Exchange St.
Land on Munjoy Hill at Auction.

M ILL be sold at auction on Saturday, October g.
W at the Merchants ExehaBge. at haif past
. weVe clock, lot OF Land on MuBjoys Hill. con-
talhins aboni ninety-hree thou aud ieet extending
from Washington street TO the Promenade.
Plan AT Exchange ss,ao
The above sale is postponed on account OF the
O'Clock. ocsE
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NeU York Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.
Cotton-frmer: sales at So for middng upands
Flour-State and Western dnil and heavy and Sc
lowers Superhne State 90 "a 80; Extra do so "a
60; choice do 20 a IS; Round Hoop Ohio 05
a 25: choice do 80 q : 70; Supcrine Western
500 a 10; Common to good extra Western 90 60
az 10; Southern heavy and dropping; mixed TO
good 90 a 15; Fancy and Extra so az 90;
Canada favors buyers common extra IS q 5 70;
extra good to choice 80 a. Z 50.
Wheat-lc lower; Chicago Spring ! 81 new;
Milwaukee Club IA a % for old; Winter Red
Western q a. ] 80.
Coin-1 a. &c better.
Beef-quiet
Pork-frmer.
Sugars-frm; Muscovado 11l q 122.
Freights TO Liverpool-dul
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Meeting Of Creditors.


full meeting of the creditors of the late ohm
N Rounds, held this day, pursuant TO previous
ticc. the wnoe subject matter being referred TO a
,ha ranor,ed ~ ~; ~.
ilOHsty accepted
From the Probate Records
Whole amount OF claims allowed against the
estate, S5,s3l AZ
INVENTORY OF THE ESTATE.
Cash, SisO 90
Goods and chattels, 246 80
Rights aud credits, 4.is0 Is
AND FURTHER THE PROBATE RECORDS SAITH NOT
Sufficient. however, Is here apparent that instead
OF 70 per cent the estate should have paid, and did
in reality pay about s5 per cent less the cost OF adj
ministration, aud the furniture tS2i6 r6)
Sewell Z. Strout, Howard Stroui) "As COUNSEL
FOR THE ADMINIsrsArRix,' according 10 has otcn
account, has had all the claims .ainst the estate
less that OF s54 "a at New York, ASSIGNED TO Hih
has not paid 20 per cent IS $40 So of these
claims. reference is had TO the following letter.
constituting part Of this report: :, ,e.o
Messrs Smith Sfrufton, Nee York:
The dividend upon the claims against the estate OF
John Rounds is 20 per cent. amounting upon your
claim TO $40 so You can have the amount by send
ing order for il to any one here. The dividend,
have all been paid out except yours, long time
since, aud had forgotten about your claim
the 4ccomnt map be stated thus:
S5 PSI 81 is 56I6 S. at % per cent. Sll35 50
Goods and chattels furniture, SC. the Court
allowed the admnistrafrx 10 retain. 24e 90
Cash at sundrY times aud Note from Strout
to the Administrative. as per his account
in part rendered her. sI5 90
Amount of the New York claim remaining
unsettled, "a "a
s2,4ll IS
This amount. 24ll So, taken from the assets,
"a s9S ST. supposing the n. York claim of s54 o. 10
be paid in full show balance of so ASS % less fhe
cost Of administration, UNAcCouNrED FOR IN THk
HANDS OF SEwELL c. STRoUT, Thieh n right. to-
gether ,c,th the 1915 ADORE set firth should hare been
paid TO the respective creditors Of said estate.
Your Committee, therefore. upon full aud dis
passionate review of the whole matter. are of opin
ion that BY of the interpretations said
Strout. all the creditors, except ID. t. Chase have
been cheated out of their just dues and recommend
to each of them TO take such legal measures the
laws may afford TO compel said Strout make good
the difference between what they scverally got and
what the estate should have paid, aud ,coatd have
paid had the original entries the books q the Pro.
ate Records been faithf,.iig carried out.
ID. I. CHASE, Chairman.
MosEs MORRILL,, Secretary.
Portlsad, April %, 1868. apps Tn SSIutf
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ANNUAL MEETINGS.


NuTiC D. = hsr~ty "a en-. fh#t the AnnHa Met.
~ inx % ths tumhefa nt CouNfr Agficuitn ~ Al
aud norfisaitafa ~oci-fy ief the ciu8cs 81 Ofcsr.
aad tie fsansaefion % such eiller bu-ines. NAV
h. iegsly bruuKhi before q wsi - held 81 the New
city Soverhmeaf building IN Pos land. os wttaes-
day evening. Oct. isth inst. Al "a o'cloek.
ocl % : n BE,hErr. Sec'y.
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From, the Arnu of the Potomac.


Yesterday morning, as some of our team
sters were foraging near the Rapidan, north of
Clarke Mountains, one of the enemys en-
trenched batteries fired shots at them The
rebels had previously given our pickets notice
that they should do so if they repeated the
act. No one was injured. A rebel brigade
occupies a strong position north of the Rapi-
dan, near the railroad, short distance from
our lines. The road is in good order between
the two lines. Our troops strongly picket the
Rapidan to its mouth, thence down the Rap
pahannock below Falmouth. Guerrillas still
inest the southern side Of the Potomac. Some
of their raids and captures, it is KNOWN might
be prevented if our troops were more watch
full of the enemys movements. Severe PEN
altes are the result of their ianced security.
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ST. Louis Flour.

or. LOUIS FLOUR. for sale by
~ z. Il. VAkNUM Commercial street
)yi5 distf head Widgery's wharf
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ny Electr1city

Sy @xocCr1c1L
The Rheumatic the equity. the lame and the lazy
leap with joy. and move with the agility and elastic
ty of youth; the teated b ain is cooled; the Frost
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deormifies re-
moved: faininess converted to vigor weakness TO
strengths the blind made see the deaf hear and
the palsied torn 10 move upright; the bemishes OF
youth are Qbiteraied; the accidents 81 mature life
prevented; the ealamiiies OF old age obviaied. and
active crcuat maintained
LADl ES
Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs;
lame and weak backs; ners Gus and sick headache;
dizziness and swimming In the head. with indiges-
ton aud constipation of the bowes pain In the sid
and back: lcrcnrihpa Tor whifes); falling OF N Q
Womb with internal caucers; tumors, polypus. and
A thai long train diseases will lind in Electric
ity a sure means of cue. For painful mensfruation
too prose nenstruafon, and all of those lopg line
of troubles with young ladies' Electricity is certain
specific. and WILL in short time. restore the sufferer
to the vigor of health.
- We hare Electro hemicai apparatus for
extracting Mineral Poison fr IN the system, such as
Mercury, Antmony, Arsenic. sc. Hundreds who
troubles with stiff joints, weak backs, and vari-
other difl cuties the direct cause OF which, in
nine cases out Of ten is the effect of poisonous drugs
can be restored to tura strength and yigor BY the
use of from five 10 eight Baths.
Once hours from O'Clock A. n. to r. NJ; II to
6; and 7 to p.
Consultation Free. iyI iscdu
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w A rs. LOST.


FROM the pasture Of the subscriber on
EET>the hight of October 2, black MARE,
NN weighing about 800 pounds, and IL years
SD-old Her two hind feet were white 10th
hind ankles were CALLED. and she had a few white
hairs IN her forehead aud sound in all respects.
Whoever VIII return said mare, give in for alton
where she may be found will be suitably reward d.
oci5 dlw' WM. IA. PAINE, North Gorham.
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$1,000 Wanted.


4 YOUNG MAN in the army. and n resident Of
N Maine. who seems to have been forgotten or
ne feeted b. his iIends. wishes 20 correspond wifh
some Intelligent souus lads Vi good charaelef who
viii kcep him posted IN herns news. ke Ans goanx
iady VITO has icsare. aud 10 inen.d % ~ eve The
tnoaeiony OF . s,idset hie wsii pies.~ a.idrsss
CHARLES n. tLfNTuN
GO. D." 4. ;. kaginesrs. wa.hinesen.
sepn dlws
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E NJ. PArTEN. Austioneer--oaioe q Exchange s..