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tn. pboumstio the equity, the lsme and the Iasy
la, v-th ioy and move with the agility and classics
~ ~ youth; the heated brain Is cooled; tho frost
hif.en limbs restored the uncouth deformities re-
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness to
strength; the blind made to see the deaf to hear ana
the pasied form to move upright the bleraishee OF
youth are 0bliterated; the accidents OF mature NE
prevented; the oalamitiee of old age obviated are
an active circulation maintained.
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.HELIos.
Yours truly,

THE MURDER CASE IN WEsLEy.-The
Machias Republican of the 18th gives the
following particulars of the homicide of the
officer sent by the Provost Marshal to notify
drafted men.
On Tuesday of this week Mr.. Clark Perry
Of this town, was sent to Wesley to notify
drafted men. At one house where he wished
to serve notice, he was resisted by man by
oy the name of Day, who threatened all
sorts sorts of violence. Others were Joined with
nun IN this resistance. Last night two
III Hbe;pt Ivy Provost Marshals and two men from
who resisted Mr.. per rS They had searched s
c cae nouiU u Mr. Elias Day, and were pro-
mon and u M Ire Fa search when they were fred
P P sn Ma Ms EDWARDS Of Liberty Deputy
lived about two hours. This affair e occnrred
about midnight last night; Mr.. Edwards was
about forty-ave years of age, and iaavos q
wife and three or four children. N ''a'e' q
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CANDLES FOR SALE.-We understand the
"Little Mackerels" of this city got their can
dies all ready for an illumination last evening,
but after the corrected reports from Pennsyl-
vania, they deemed it prudent not to light
them. Tallow candles will probably be at a
discount to-day. The Union men might take
them off their hands, if they were a good ar
ticle, for use on the Sth of November.
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T,eo Days Later from. E.rone.

FARTHER POINT. Oct. II.
The steamship Damascus, from I.ivernool
6th via Londonderry 7th, has just passed this
point,
Liverpool, Oct. I, via neutrality-suspicious.
ical news unimportant. The Rebel Loan had
declined to 81 IS.
The steamships Pennsylvania and America
arrived out on the 9th. The City of Manches-
ter arrived out on the 7th.
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A,.otI.er Fl.es s.ste .4dded q tAe union.

BALTIMORE, Oct. II.
The returns are all in. The home vote foots
up 1880 against the new Constitution and
II 246 for it, showing deficiency on the home
tne soldiers vote thus far received amounts
70 Z4o5: making the majority for the Constitu-
non ess, which will be increased, 1t is thought,
Dy NOT less than 500 votes more. Thus the
new Constltution is clearly adopted and Mary
laad Will henceforth rank as free State.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Oct. It'll.
Sales for the week were 80 900 bales, of which 66O0
were to spectators and IL 500 to exporters. Inc
hrmer.
The sales to-day were 5000 bales. The market
closing fiat with small inquiry and weak prices. Inc
following are the authorized quotations New "
leans fair Esd midding 26d Mobile fair 27ad; ma
ding 25ad; Uplands fair 2Td; middling z53d.
The stock in port is estimated at 3oO0oO paies' u
which 1900 are American. tA
Breadstuffs-steady.
Provisions dull
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Ocr. 7th.-Consols
closed at 88688f for money
The Bank decrease in bullion was fl230OV.
American stocks irregular. 4ss
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HE Democrats on Saturday afternoon were
SAuciiy 9ubilant. 1t was almost dangerous to
go within hail Of them. They didn't mind
running completely over men of ordinary
statue. They thought they had carried Penn
sylvania, and hence their Boosting. They re-
Joiced because they were not annihiated; be-
cause they had simply enough wind left to
rejoice. Like the soldier whose leg was shot
away, and yet rejoiced that it was not his
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FURs FOR THE WINTER.-Mr. G. A. Suss-
kraut, Furrier, 100 Middle street, has just
stocked up for the winter with large and
choice variety of Furs, Hats and Caps of his
own manufacture. Those wishing to pur-
chase will do well to examine the elegant dis
play Of goods made at his establishment. See
advertisement ~
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A VENERABLE PATRIor.-Capt. David
Hinkley, resident of Livermore, is ninety nine
years of age. He voted for President Wash
ington at his first election, and has voted at
every presidential election since. He voted
for Mr.. Lincoln in 1860; for Gov. Cony at our
last State election, and expects to vote again
for Mr.. Lincoln on the 9Th of November.
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Letter from the State Capital.

AUGUSTA, October II, 1854
TO the Editor Of the Press:
John S. hay, of Calais, has been commits
stoned by the Governor as First Lieutenant
and Quartermaster OF the 9th regiment.
Soldiers in the State on furlough from hos
pitfalls and elsewhere, often desire the whole
or portion of their back pay while at home,
but they cannot be paid while here. The reg
ulations strictly forbid it. They cannot be
paid except on muster rolls, and the only way
they can be mustered Is to be transferred to
the hospital at Augusta, where they can be
mustered on regular muster day, which is
every two months. a
The next muster day is the 31st of this
month, All such as are inmates Of the General
Hospitals and have their Descriptive LISTS at
that time, can be mustered for pay, and they
can get their pay in no other way while absent
from their companies. Soldiers desiring in
formation upon this subject will procure it by
addressing Major James Mann, Paymaster U.
s. A., at Portland. BE is an adable, efficient
and industrious officer, anxious to do all he
can to relieve or assist the soldiers any way in
his power. His labors in this State have been
arduous, oftentimes extending far into the
night, but he is never tired ill he has COM
pleted all the work before him. Persons ad-
dressing him upon matters under his charge
may be sure of prompt, full and satisfactory
answers to all questions.
The following letter from our State Agent
at Washington, will be of interest to many
l MAINE MILITARY STATE AGENCY,
Washington, d. O., Oct. II, 1864.
Hrs ExcELLENCY GOVERNOR CoNY, Sir;
! am informed at the War Department that
the disinterment of the bodies of deceased sol
diers here and at the front, will not be permit
ted before the 18th of the present month.
Persons proposing to visit Washington or
the army, for the purpose of obtaining the re-
mains OF deceased friends, should, therefore.
delay their Journey until the last of the month
or the early part OF November.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
| II Hrxrae
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FREEPoRT.-The Messrs. Soule, at Free
port, will launch fine barque to-day at noon.
Wednesday and Thursday evenings the
Ladies' Circle Of South Freeport have grand
vocal and instrumental concert, under the d.
rection Of the Messrs. Stockbridge, to aid in
the purchase of bell for the church in which
Rev. Mr.. Pearl breaches.
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BOUNTY JUMPER.-Yesterday, while an
officer was conveying four substitutes from
the Provost Marshal's Office to the clothing
room, one of them, who had received his
bounty, managed to escape through the crowd.
After securing the other three the officer
hunted for him, but he was not to be found.
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MONSTER LATE PoTAToEs-Mr. Geo. W.
johnson, of Westbrook, has left at our office
several potatoes of the Red Eye variety, the
seed OF which was planted the the last of June,
when wedding out corn, among which they
grew. They weigh over pound and half
each, and, considering the short time in which
they grew, they are anything but 'small po-
tatoes >, ea x ss t~s = sfse+
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Maine Military Agent
Col. Kinds also writes the Governor:


Yours Of the It'll inst has been received.
and called to-day on the Surgeon General in
relation to the matters therein mentioned
He says that .fas soon as the weather will per-
nit" he will have the sick and wounded Me.
Cavalry men, now in Florida, removed North
by transport, but that at present, on account
OF the Quarantine regulations" it would be
mpracucaoie: shall urge the matter on his
attention until something Is done. He assures
me that be will Immediately cause all the sol
diers In the Maine Hospitals to be examined
with view to discharge or return to their
regiments, and that he is anxious to disnose
of the cases you mention"
Capt. Adams, of Co. A, goth regiment, ar
rived here Saturday evening with those mem.
beers of his company whose term Of service
has expired. They will be mustered out i'm
mediately. ass
Yours truly. HELIOs
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oct. !, 1854. octl7dsw
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Is q NEW YORK. Oct. IL
1861 f ft HA
Elour-sales II 200 bbls; State and Western opened
26c better and closed dull: State 00a9 40; Round
Hoop Ohio 10 25@lI rs; Western 65@l0 90; south.
ern frmer; sales 1900 bbs at 10 859l4 70; Canada ~
@30c higher; sales 45O bbs at 359l2 90.
Wheat-opened 3g5c bstter but closed dull sales
$4,000 bushs; Chicago Spring 95@2 "a; milwaukee
club 9S92 "a; Winter Red Western l6@22 20.
Corn-opened lc higher, but closed dull; sales o.
COO bushelsi mixed W estern 54@l 3d. ~
0ats-i92c higher; sales Canada at $40. ~
Beef-qmet.
43 25
Lard-frm; sales 300 bbls at 2I@22t3.
Butter-otio 2S@35c; State 37@46c.
76I
hlce-dull.
sugar.arm; sales zs2 hhds; Porto Rico lsc; Mus
coyado 16I@17Jc
Wool-frm.
Freights to Liverpool-dull.
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TEMPERANCE CoNvENTIoN-To-day the
Cumberland county Temperance Association
meets at Freeport Corner, in the Congrega-
tional Meeting House, at 9 o'clock P. M.
Gen. Dow and others from this city will at
tend s0r Uatr q. 81
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SWEET PoTAToEs.-F. A.. Smith, Silver
street, has supply of Sweet Potatoes that
would do good to an epicure. They are very
nice and mealy. He keeps . good stock Of
desirable family groceries and provisions,
See advertisement, sata
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PORTLAND AND HTCTNITY.

NesU Advertisement To-Day.
Hats, Caps and Furs-G. A. Susskraut
Sugar and MoIasses-Hophni Eaton.
BOOKS, Stationery, &c.-Bailey G. Moves.
Notice-Calyin Edwards & Co.
Probate Notice
Auction Sale-Henry Bailey & Co.
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valuable Real Estate at Auc1Ion.

On Wednesday the 10Th inst, at 8 O'Clock, P NJ,
on the premises. we snan sen the Double Tena-
Westbrook Seminary Female boarding houte situa-
ted on Stevens Plain, WestbIook on the lire Il the
Forrest A, enue hoIse Rail Road. Tue LOTS about
eight rodssQuare.
For information in regard to the property, apply
to Walter B. Goodrich, near The premises, orto VIM.
l.. Southland or Il. Hambin. Portland.
HENRY RAILEY & Co. AuctiOneera.
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GEN. McCLELLAN.-We give place to
brief notice of this gentleman from the pen of
one of our well known citizens, John Neal,
Esq, to which attention is invited. Mr.. Neal
is not politician; has been out of politics for
many years. He was one of the warmest and
most devoted of McClellan's friends till forced
to give him up by the irresistible logic of
facts, as tens of thousands have done before
him. A
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Financial.

WASHINGTON, Oct. II.
The subscriptions to the 7-S0 loan during
the past week amounted to more than So ,00O,-
600. a ia l
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL MASTER.

THyHE scboo, committee of The City O. Poits ,nL
Il invite applications Of Capddatpfs s for ths oSS
Of inciuai Master of one Of the Boys DiAh mar
Schools -. e~ed FOR a nerson Of ex-
na,;srce Who intends to be permanently dty'iso 70
This pursuit, is $1,000 per annum' ""f0AN
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Proposals for Buildings.

Ash AasrsrA MT QUARTERMAsT's OFFICE,
ACT ara,,sta. NE october l2th, 1864. !
f,EALED proposals will be received by the under
- si,ned. Tor the erecting and construction. in
ie bnding Is to be erected at and upon the grounds
O ffhe u s. General Hospital in the city of Augusta,
Me-, known and Designated as Camp James b.
Fry'' .s.l1. .at .s-t1. .4-s
One building. 100 feet in length, Ie feet wide, IL
feet posts.
One Guard House. 80 by l6
One house, two stories high, 20 by &C.
The whole TO be constructed and fin ished In worh
manlike manner rom 'ans and specifications w
be seen a. this Ofc1 from and after 1e 2Otn or
BIOS wi be received until twelve o'clock NV Vo-'
Saturday the gid INST 3cIl 8tlal
guaranty sgred by two respoDsil re ps an bidder
accompany each bid, guaranteeing az awarded to
will faithfhly per orm the CONTRACT a
Linn under his propo ais -. ~ ra;ect anv
The Undersigned reserves the ris "
and all bidfI deemed unreasonauie;c D,naR
"a Capt. U. s. nd A. A. q M.
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PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFIoE.-Twenty-
Two substitutes and recruits were passed at
the ONCE yesterday and credited to the fol-
lowing towns :-Biddeford. II. Portland. q,
Windham' 2; Parsonsheld, 2; Limington, / !;
Falmouth, /; Wells, j; Dayton, /; Alfred 1
Twenty of the above were Tor the arrov and
two for the navy.
The town of Harrison, from which place a
draft was made, has filed her quota with vol.
unteers.
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PRESIDENTIAL VoTR.--A canvass of the
regular down train on the Grand Trunk Rail-
road yesterday slowed the following result:
For Lincoln, "a; for Mcclellan, 40.
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Notis,e.

A SPECIAL Meeting ofthe Stockholders of the
IA New England Screw Steamship Company will
be held at the Stf amahip flee, end of Browns
Wharf, on Thursday, Oct Goth inst, at o'clock p
M, for the following purposes:- srs3 vi asIs s
lst-To see whether they will vote to increase the
Capital Stock to S250,OOO $50 ~ Il. n -- 81,
2nd-To make such alterations and amendments TO
the Bylaws as may be deemed expedient. ( n
3d-To act on any other business That may proper.
ly come before them. Per Order. 81 - b
Oct 5th-dtd br HENRY FOX, Clerk.
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BALTIMORE. Oct. II

BALTIMORE, Oct. II,
The following is the official vote Of the Ohio
soldiers in Gen. Crooks command with Gen.
Sheridan's army-3Gth veteran Infantry,
Union 259, Dem none; 2ad do, Union 266,
Dem none; elst do, Union 1923, Dem 30; 34th
do, Union 1852, Dem %; 10th do, Union 2l 9,
Dem SO; 123d do, Union 1872, Dem 81; Bat
terry L, LIST Ohio, Union IS, Dem "a. Total,
Union 1921, Dem 2l3.
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HONS. M Auction.
Genteel Furni1nre at Auction.

ON Friday, Oct 21st, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at No
" 81 Waterville street, SEQ Id house Rom v oLu-
ment street all the URSlTURE in said house, con-
S.ung OF Chamber Set, Bedsteads Beds, Mattresses,
carpets, Bureaus, Mirrors, Parlor kuTni ure end
Varpets, Sofa Card, Work, Center and DlLiDg Ia
besi farlor and Cook stoves Table Cutlery CrCcx-
cry, Glass. China. Stone. Iron and Wooden Ware; a
sn an library ofBooks &c together with the entire
This Furniture is ar in excellent order having
been used only in family without child en1f
oo'ls dtd HENRY BAILEY q co. Auct'a
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Mrs. M. J. NICHOLS will open on Thqrsday
her Fall and Winter assortment of Millinery.
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VVHE Subscribers have associated themsel yes in
u business in the name of VIM Deerlng n. Co., "a
Free street. Portland. WIN. DEEKITIe
ISAAC M. ;uTLRR.
,o jos. E. b .ABoN
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THE TIONs.


PeHnsylUaNia. r..
~ PHILADELPHIA, Oct H.
10 The following returns are official 10th
district, Franklin county. Dem maj go, Dem
gain, 226; 7th district, Delaware county, 1898
Union maj, Dem gain ABS; 18th district, Luz
zerne county, Dem maj 2045, Union gain TAI
10th district, Somerset county, Union maj
TIL, Union loss IS; 10Th district, Bedford
county, Dem maj $40, Dem gain 1906; 18th
district, Juniata county, Dem maj 1906, Dem
gain l15; 10th district. Clearfeld county, Dem
maj, 1852, Dem gain 3l0.
have reached the Secretary's office. The re-
turn judges doubtless prefer to await the re-
ception of the soldiers vote before sending
them In.
PENN In .cu,axI Ola caII.a..,
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Decrease in loans, $517 600; Increase in specie
$3.50 0OO decrease In circulation $4,000; increase
in deposits, 81, 800 900.
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PRovIDENT AssoCIATIoN.-At meeting
of the Provident Association, Thursday eve.
ming, the following gentlemen were elected
officers for the year:
President-J. r. Thompson.
Vice Presidents-B. Kingsbury, Jr., ]. T,
McCobb, Saml. Rolfe.
Treasurer-E. Carter, Jr.
Secretary. P. Baxter.
Board of Managers-T. G. Hersey, Charles
Baker. Lemuei Cobb, Chss. Staples, H. G.
Barnes. Oliver Gerrish, w. H. Stephenson, Il,
Ellsworth, Chas. Davis, ]. D. Snowman, Eben
Steele, Illus j. Carter, d. Tucker, Edward
Gonid, T, B. Ripley, Fl. B. Hart, Chas. Hol-
aen,S B. Beckett, Rufus Deeripg, j.. A. Fen
derson, Fl. J. Libby, J. II. Jones, F. E. Pray,
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AUCTION SALES.
HENRY BAILEY q CO., Auotioneer..
ehteeI Furnilure lad Auctio,

IN Tuesday, Oct. 18th, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, at the
1 mouse corner Of Gray and State Streets ALL THH
nit,, ruKH IN said house, consisting OF Paror tur
Rnraem, Piano and Stool, Bedsfeads, Mattresses,
ire md airrors, Chairs, Toilet, Card, Work, Cen
Stona and WSnsion Tables, Crockery, Glass, China,
Sne noy - rsR.lgerator, together with The enur0
kiIcnen comprising those articles usually
octll dtd
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Schooner Dolphin nf Auction.

ON Thursday, Oct. 10th, at II O'Clock M. at Port
~ land Pier, whore she noWIies. the good sehoon-
co Doinhln Of IL 1895 tuns buTiheni with 81 her
SaAs, Running RIGGING, Gables, Anchors Beats.
compass, Lamps. &c. She is built OF oak is In COCO
condition, grta carrier and slower, and last
sailer. Sale positive. taDft
HENRY BAILEY CO., AuctiOneerS.
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Y0TfOafS Tsestaa.

.es5fl- NEW YORK. Oct II.
The steamer Ashland left for Boston to- day
to convey troops to the army.
One thousand troops left here for the army
to-day, and regiment goes tomorrow.
The Posts special Washington dispatch says
the Sioux Indians demand that their annuities
be paid in gold,
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pRovosr MARsHAL,s OFFICE.
Dissolution Of ConartrerSv,i,,.

TEHHE c. partnership heretofore ax,s.,no bstween
Il Chen'ry Q Read is thisday dissolved by mutual
consent lne stfars Of the laie firm win be settled
e Chenery = Co, at the old stand No 2a4 Congress
81. EDWARD CHRNERY,
john IL. READ.
Portland, Oct l7th, 1saa div
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Psnnsylpania aud Ohio Soldiers, Vote.

The commissioners, with few exceptions,
have returned from the army, bringing returns
which show an overwhelming Union prepond-
erance. % i1-ast-A
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AUCTION SALES.
Il. M. PArrEN, AUcTIoNEER. IL EzcAang. 5,


ON Wednesday. 18th Oct. at 10 a. M at office.
IFurnitnre, stoves, Carpets, Ware, Tables Chairs,
60: Also general assortment Of Dry Goods, Wis
So.eens Denims, 1ickines AlPaecas. Doeskins, Cas-
oet y satnets Dress Goods, Prints, Shoes, &c.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Henry Bailey a
Co. sold at auction yesterday the house and
lot on the corner Of Clark and Beach streets,
the lot being So by Is feet. 1t was purchased
by Hon. j. B. Brown for $265O. Also the
clearinghouse on Beach street, nearly oppo-
site the above, with lot So by 81 feet, which
was purchased by Hugh Dolan for $25O0.
Also lot of land adjoining the above proper
ty, 81 by 81 feet 1t was purchased by M.
Jackson for $500.
The same firm also sold at auction O lot Of
land on Commercial street, near the Shovel
Factory, about 80 by SO feet. 1t brought
$2700, and was purchased by W. H. Walker.
Also two story house on Brattle street.
with lot AZ by 90 feet. John Herbert was the
purchaser at $500. A ope story house adj
joining the foregoing, with lot IS by 96 feet,
was sold at the same time to Mr.. Stuart for
800.
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Col. W. x. Kimball of the 18th Ne. Vols
is at home, suffering from indisposition. WIS.,
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LADIES

Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomacnst
lame and weak backs nervous and SICK nesuasnet
dizziness and swimming in tho head, WIZ % td
ton and constipation OF the bowels saIIinr Of the
and back; lencorrhGa, for wnlses6 rcIvnus and
ali that M Ons train os diseases wiz d n Electric
NY sure means % and al Of these long lima
s os WITH young Eles:rcy e certain
specific, and viii, IN 2 sh"' '.ANs' ~ '--Se>
* ths yicor Of hoalth IA. -, 100000. a..
tssotr n Mineral Poison from the system, such az
rSru1TyIed With st joints weak backs and yari-
srs difficulties, the direct cause Of which, In
zine csscs out o. ten, Ia the elect fpoisonous drugs
e bo restored 70 natural strength and vigor By tbe
Tse OF FROM i've to eight Baths.
once hours from o'clock A. n. to R.H'i II
q; and7fo PIX. rr- a -
Consultation Frea. yAsi'so
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ALBANY, Oct. II.

Gov. Andrew, of Mass, accompanied by
Col. Howe, Massachusetts State Agent at
New York, arrived here this noon.
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Scaled Pronnsals

M LII be received until Oct 18th, 1854 for con.
unuing the Common Sewer on state up to
street. - 1850 ~ sVtAei VI '"-r
r rams ana specsfcations NAV be seen at the Civil
Eng neer.s once. The Committee reservipe the
best interest of the oity NV 0'N'eU -oi '"'
Per order of the Committee on Drains and sawers.
WILLIAM II. sTEWART, Chairman,