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RECoRDER's CoURT.-About forty cases
were brought before this court yesterday
George Roberts, for assaulting Smith Ne
/ Kinney in brutal manner. Case contin-
ned till to-day. Susan Bell kept BY James
Davidson at the house of Rose Morton, was
struck several times by james, who was
jealous Of q rival, fined $500 John Pill
grim, for grossly insulting the family OF
Mrs. Mary Fox by indecent exposure OF his
person; tined $1,000. Nelson Rortham,
stealing a pair Of boots and e side Of sole
leather; aud Paul Jones stealing q dark
roam mare Of John Beanins; both cases con
6nned Wilton Turner was arraigned for
steslng clothing to the amount OF sl50 and
S240 in money from Michael Brannin. Pros
ecptiou Withdrawn, aud Turner discharged.
John Beatty charged with stealing SlO5
from Ed, Clark Sss discharged. The case
Of John Lyon, for stealing a coat, was con-
tinued till 70 day. Frank Whaien and John
DOYLE. stealing day book aud accounts from
John Charley, sent to the work house. j.
d. Partillo, for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct: fined S25, 90. sallie Morley, for
same offence; fined $500. Jennie Grey, dis
orderly condnat; $500. Frank McCloskey,
disoF9erly; fined SlQ,0o. Susan Bell, disor-
derlyI discharged, Spencer Moore and
Frank Clayton, both negrosa, we're Up for
robbing Frank Banks Of $50 in money and
watch; continued. julia Henry for steal
lug 81 geo from J. NJ. Hamilton; continued.
The trial Of Garrett tor the murder Of his
wife takes place to-day a. the Recorders
Office
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HoEsE SroLEN.-See advertisement o.
"horse stolen, in another column.
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We had laid on our table last evening, by
Ed. willard, the Bugei Of Fur, Chimney
Corner, Metropolitan Record, and Wilk's
spirit for Vhioh we return thanks.
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ABscoNDED We learn that a clerk en-
plosed at the Chattanooga depot, whose
name for special reasons we suppress, left
yesterday, for parts unknown, taking with
him about 81 900 belonging to the Company.
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Gen. Parkhurst, relieved from duty as
District Provost General of this Department,
has been relieved by Gen. johnson, who is
relieved as the Commandant of the District
Of Middle Tennessee, by Gen. Hazen. Gen.
johnson will assume command in this city
as Provost Marshal of the Military Division
Of Tennessee in few days. In parting
with Gen. Parkhurst, we do so with much
reluctance
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We ere indebted 70 Dr.. McGill for a com
piimeut In ;he shape of a key Of beer. Al
hands have tried, and pronounced it excel
lent
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Lofts attracts fan and fashionahlo houses
nightlv.
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We have been favored with a pamphle
copy Of the proceedings Of the State Conven
ton Of the colored men Of Tennessee, helC
in this city in August last
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New York Erchanse is IA god de rana q par
bnyibp. \ selling THERE'S slso a good tusIness
doing ia 1855, when are sin selling At par and M
ierest.
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rVe are Indebted to the Adams Express
for late New York dailies
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The Union N. r. Church, rhst meets 81
Masonic Hall, in consequences OF the absence
Of their Pastor, VII have no preaching next
sunday. sabbath school as usual, at 9
eiclopk
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GRsrEs GRAPEsll GRAPEs til-CGtaioJt
and Isabelle One hundred boxes received
daily from Kelly's Islsnd. Sali cheape
than any place IN the city at Martin, HaT
bert & Co No. 6, North Cherry street.
octT-d4t
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/ NASHVILLE RACE CouEsE.-The races to-
dav gFili attract lsrge and interesting gath
| ering Of the citizens OF this community -
| witness the finest race Of the season. The
| arrangements made for the accommodation
Of the ladies' are admirable, and We doubt
not a gOodly number VIII grace the occasion
with their presence. The programme pro
misses 70 be OF the utmost Interest, and
the drive to the track being 50 verl P cas-
ant entirely fee from DUST and TIE distance
50 sh0rt, sswescan see no reason why large
number should not be in attendance. Ia
smother column will be found the names o.
horses entered, their pedigree, distance %
| be run and the stake run Tor. The rule lsld
/ down By Mr.. Demming, thst DO woman Of
/ improper character shall be admitted 70 the
course VIII be strictly enforced.
The following notice, we copy from the
Louisville journal, Of that "sterllng old
house" Of Guthrie 4 c., il VIII be seen that
Messrs. Shsllcro s, Aarun and Bishop, have
been admitted as psrtuers in this firm. We
cheerfully recommend them 70 the business
portion Of this community, and parties from
this city visiting Louisville, viii ind them
enterprising merchants and agreeable gen
tlemen.
cit is always a matter Of qualification 10
see merit rewarded and youth advanced.
The sterling old house Of Guthrie & Co. has
been s'reBgthsned By the Infusion Of young
blood Messrs &. II. Shallcross, J. II. Mar
tin, and Harry Bishop, ss will be seen BY
referring 70 a copartnership notice, have
been admitted as partners IN this firm. We
wish the young merchants all possible sue
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aslouetary & GorlnltrtiaI.

CORRECTED Br TIE FIEsr NATIONAL RANK,
No. 50 CoL1zsE SrEEEE.
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Wholesale and Retail.


In White Goods th
oasa
Lades'
We wd specially the attention
ia addition Retail Stock have Gifted third door
Of and
ehant Pgus ourselves dPsca purchased u
experienced gives attention
obts
without advalageouuiy
We best Of
q by rIr o
hope acoutnuauce Of heretofore
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TYROLEAS WARBLERs.-A very fair audi
enee greet ed the first appearance Of this
talented troupe last night at Masonic Hail
The programme was well selected and en-
braeed many gems Of song. The vOcslisls
comprising this troupe are artists whose
ability will not excel or equal Karl Farms,
and Of those operate celebrities whose names
we are all familiar with, but they are
far above mediocraty; it is rare, indeed, that
the citizens of Nashville have an opportu-
nifty 10 witness more acceptable musical
entertainment. They will give another
performance tonight. We hope to see the
house full offair and fashionable spectators.
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Theatre, Charming LOtta tonight
Mnrrinre Licenses.

The following is list of the Marriag
Licenses issued by the Clerk Of the Count
Court, from October LIST to October 9TH, 1865
James Taylor to Emily E. Inglesby.
s. II. Waggoner to Martha Ann Parish.
Alexander Britton 10 Isabella V. Barden
John c. Thompson 10 RoweBa Ewing.
William II, Joyner TO Eliza T. Goodlett.
Peter Walsh 10 Anna Dunn.
Joseph E. Parish TO Lulie b. Wilson.
James P. Jackson % Maria S. Lee.
G.. W. Parsons 10 Mary /. stephens.
Charles W. Lane to Mary R. Cox.
Andrew II Wilson 10 Jennie G. Speirs.
James NJ. Israel 70 Henrietta Saunders.
Charles Schnell TO Mathilda Ginzeu.
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valley OF dry bones. Praise the Lord
Brethren pray for Us.
Committing you 10 The care Of the Chic
Shepherd, We are your servants ior Christ Z
sake.
A. L. P. GEEEE, Committee
JEo. VI. HkNNER,
A Bsrbse. J. G. Phelps, VIM n. Moore
P Y. Jones, YIN. N. Bailey, A. q. Matthews
o. s. Bates, T. L. Moody, j. A. Barbee, H
J. Settle, J. A. Thompson, were admitted
into full connection, and elected TO Deacon
orders.
P. G. Jsmison, having received confirms
ton in the Protestant Episcopal Church
since our last session, but nos desiring "a
return to the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, the Bishop decided that be is not 9
member Of this body, nor Of the Methodist
Church and that he can only be again re
ceivsd into the Church in the same way
frat received.
E. W. sehon, D. D., Of the Louisville Con-
ference, Missionary Secretary, was intro
dnced, and made very stirring speech in
behalf Of Missions.
APPOINTMENTS FOR PREACHING SATURDAY SIGHT
MeKendree, X PIX, G. L. slaley.
Andrew, 6 W. Anderson.
Mulberry Street, 7. I. Moody.
Tulip Street, A. F. Lawrence.
Presbyterian Church, Edgefeld, william
Shaw
Trinity, J. Russell.
SUNDAY.
Tulip Street, II A. X, Bishop Kavanagh,
and ordain Deac0us 3 ?. n J. +. Hughes,
and ordination Of Elders; ~ P. n, E. w.
Seh0D, D. D.
Presbyterian Church, Edgefeld, 10]I A.
n. J. W. Written; = PIX, J. 7. White.
First Presbyterian Church, city, II A. n,
Thomss Madd n, D. D. ~ n, R. A.
Young, D. D.
MeKendrse, II AZ, A S. Riggs, ~ P.
H., j. B. West.
Andrew, IOJl A. Y, R. P. Ransomj ~
p. H., W. Burr.
Mulberry Street, l05l 4. n, J. J. Conner ;
~ Pm, F. S. Petwsy.
Trinity, II A. X, j. A. Orman ~ P n,
G. P. Jackson.
J. R. Harris was discontinued at his
own request
F. L. Thompson, having left the bounds
Of the Conferences, was also discontinued.
j. H. Gold and J. 6. HiEson were con-
tinued on trial.
W. NJ. Bailey, A. c. Mstthews, U. S.
Malone. and T. J. Settle, were elected TO
Elders orders.
Committee on Books and Periodicals. r.
K. Brown, E. T. Hart, and J. S. Malone
COMMITTEES on Bible Cause A. L. Hamil-
ton, d. D., G. W. Martin, w. g. Dorriss
Committee on Temperance: A L. Hamil-
ton, D. D., S. NJ. Cherry, R. A. Young, D. D.
Set. rroo..borss Assacfaffo,
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DtSeISG.-All who wish to scquire this
graceful accomplishment, will do well to at
tend the Academy of Prof. Geo. E. Pratt,
situated on the corner Of Church snd Vine
streets. The session will commence on next
Wednesday evening, Oct. 18th. All the old
scholars are invited 10 come up the first
column.
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Joseph Patterson TO Lucy Smith.
Richard Chears to Psrmelia Donaldson.
Fred Dickson TO Mary Carter.
Cupid Douglas to Martha C. Roundtree.
Jacob McNairy to Emma Evans.
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PoLAND's THEATREs-A fair audience was
in Attendance at this house last evening,
and an excellent entertainment given, such
as the proprietor is capable Of providing,
and such as he intends-unless some unfore-
seen accident hsppeBs-so long as he has
control. Sanction his enterprise by your
patronage. The beautiful Spanish ballet,
entitled LA Maja," is certainly worthy OF
consideration. HE away to the variety, -
where YOU can enjoy rich treat in the way
Of opium, pharce and phsncy."
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OCTOBER 6, 1865.
Opened with Divine services, by A. F
Dnskill.
The committee appointed for that purpose
presented the following Pastoral Address
which was adoutad.
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.aIWsll to-day, Sick tO-morrOM.

Such Is the experience Of thousands. Few enjoy
continuous health. To what does the occt siena.
invalid attribute his unc riain cor ditiOna Not to
himself, of course. He lays the blame on the oil
mate, perha 1t is too hot, or too cold, or too
damp. ortoo dry, or tso variable. But does he take
hsptopst course 70 fortiy the ccnstitasion and
b Oily organs against the extremes and changes of
whictrhe complsinfs Mo- essays5 perhaps that
only an iron man could bear such great or such
violent cold, or such sudden vicis situdes. Whyth
does henot resort to the great tonic and prsyenta-
tiyes, which. II it viii not make him iron man,
will at least quadrouple tho capacity of his sy tenn
to repel sl external agencies that tend produce
disease, ,HOsTErrs RS CELEBRATED sTOM-
ACH BIrTERs, taken faithfully according to the
directions, will strengthen the stomach brace the
nerves. tone the liver, and resuate and iuyigorate
the whole animal machinery. thst tha- system. in
steat Of icing at the mercy OF the weather. and Ii
able to be Frustrated by every change OF temp
ture, will become case-hardeu.d, it were and al
most mpervious to climate infuences 1t ia to this
ptsfsiitiTs iria sip5 that HjlteEter's BiHsrs owe
Their gre 1t popularity in TIE West Indies, British
America and Australia. n abfW oairsss gc
New York House, SO Cedar Street,N. Y.
may26d WV
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ga Thief Cries stOp Thief,

The public are cautioned agaist base imitation
Of Lr1F. Atwpodis Bitterss by a manufacturer OF
proprietary medicines In this city who has mos only
copied the label in part and adopted the style
BOTTLE but states his label that he has purchased
the eniire right of DR.. Atwood, and at. F." ire
the only Atwood BitieIs ever put up in Maine which
have gained csIebdty. this evidently loads the un-
wary to suppose that it is L. II. Atwood-who has
never conveyed to him. directly Indirectly either
the title to any information respecting his Bit
terss Thsis the same person who formerly signed
NJ. r. Instead + r. +. Atwood Hesays "Beware
of coanter fets and limitations" which seems to be
upon the same principle that "a Thief Cries Stop
Thief" The genuine il signed L. +. Atwood and
bears an extra label on white paper, headed "Cau-
ton. Extrs." lCountersigned by HI. Hay, Drug.
gi.t, Portland, Sole General Agent.
Portland, April 26-Saw&wtt
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A HARD CAsE.James Traverse, Of Bre-
men, seaman on board one Of the u. s. ves-
sells, was badly injured about year since by
falling into the hold of the ship. He recover
ed SO as to be able to resume duty but was
subsequently invaded and sent home. There
he became much worse SO that he was unable
s to move. Last week he was placed on board
q schooner at Bremen to be brought here, prob
ably for the purpose Of going into the Marine
Hospital. BE was obliged to lie on deck, as
he could not be, taken into the cabin on the
lounge. After arriving here the captaia took
charge Of him, and tried to get him into the
Soldiers Home. But the landlord objected to
receive him on the plea that he was painting
his house and had no room. He was taken to
the police station, and to-da wiIlbe taken to
the Marine Hospital. Some boz n is to blame
In this case. gaal ads sss ~ sarif
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pressing personal knowledge and opinions
that would have taken the force. and signia-
canoe out Of their own testimony.
Then, again, it has been amusing, to md
class of kid-glove or patent-leather critics, in
their easy chairs, denouncing this Committee
for its ignorance. stupidity and unfairness,
simply because the disclosures they have
brought out have blasted the hopes of party
or personal fagorites, indicated the assailed
conduct of those personally disliked, or knock
ed from their pedestals some of the military
images, on foot and on horseback, wnich >ene
exigencies of time and season and the moves
upon the chess board of war have set up.
How different from this the language referring
TO the Committee used by the New York
Evening Post--a paper whose reputation for
ability and general fairness needs no endorse
ment to uphold it with the loyal people Of the
country. The editor Of that paper says:rN
The Committee on the Conduct Of the
War, which has just closed its labors, was one
of the most responsible in Congress during
the last foar years. It's labors were arduous
its reports secured for us the correct history
= OF many monentus events. and by its elabo-
rate Examination i1otlmerelyof witnesses but
of the principal actors in these events, they
have been able to correctipjuriousm isrepresen-
tations, and to place impartial truth before the
people. Z 90 ~ 50tI ca4 h1A& II IVA
TIE Committee, consisting of Messrs. An
drew johnson, Wade, Chandler and Wright,
on the part OF the Senate, and Messrs. Gooch,
Covode, Julian and Odell, in the House, have
performed their labor faithfully, impartially,
and with regard only to the interests of the
country and the truth of history. OF course
the scope and direction ofstheir Inquiries have
sometimes brought to light facts which marred
certain regulations, and is 1t not strange that
partisan writers in revenge, have endeavored
to misrepresent the character and impugn the
motives Of the COMMITTEE. But the conf
dence of the public and Of Congress has not
been weakened by these attempts. After SO
many weary months they close up their work
with the satisfactory knowledge that they
have performed real aud important service
for the nation. aS -9asaa .Sassssses rs
1t is only necessary to add, to show the alb
surdity of the intimation that Mr.. Stanton
controlled and manipulated the Committee
for his own purposes, that 1t was q Committee
created by Congress, over which the Secreta-
ry OF War has no control or influence.
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: 10 "a
IS PORTLAND SOLDIERS AssocIATIoH.-Th
Board Of Managers Of the Portland Soldiers
Association will hold meeting at the Home
this tAonday) afternoon, at four O'clock, A
full and punctual attendance is requested !.
The following constitute the Board .--Mark
7. Emery, Mrs. Samuel Small; N. y. Gil
man, Mrs. s. W. Larrabee; Edward Gould,
Mrs. Chas. Staples, Jr.; 7. G. Hersey, Mrs. E.
q. Burgin oHenry M. Payson, Mrs. Rensselaer,
Gram; OK. Ladd, Mrs. Geo. Eaton Cyrus
Sturdevant, Mrs. J. B. Coyle; Uhas. A. Wal
den, Mrs. s. R. Leavitt; Frederick Davis, Mrs.
Afford Dyer; Geo. E B. jackson, Mrs. War
rem Brown; F. E. Pray, Mrs. J, W. Hoyt; j.
B. Brown, Mrs. Calvin Edwards; S. E. Brown;
Rev. D. M. Graham, Mrs. Randall; j. B.
Matthews, Miss Harriet Radford ! Lewis B.
Smith, Mrs. ]. s. Eaton; BENZ. Kingsbury,
Jr., Mrs. Abner Lowell; J. T. Gilman, Mrs.
Leonard Billings; Charles Bailey; M. A.
Blanchard, Mrs. Humphrey Mr.. and Mrs.
Tuckerman; Ri. Rev. d. W. Bacon; Mr.. and
Mrs. James McGlinchy; J. Brooks, Mrs.
scammon; Washington Ryan, Mrs. s. II.
Merrill; Rev. Mr.. Tewksbury, Miss Hannah
Swaeteir ftt
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EVERY ONE SHOULD USE
Halls Vegetable Sicilian
HATR RENRWER

z That splendid preparation for the hair which is
fast becoming so popular, and SO much inquired 70
No one who has once tried 1t viii ever give up its
use.
s, 1t Is . Vegetable Compound and contains no in
furious properties whatever. 1t will restore gray
hair to its orign eelor 1t will prevent the hair
from falling out; it, causes the hair to grow bald
heads; 1t clear the SCALP and makes the hair so
lustrous and sken. It's beautiful hair dressip g.
IL Is recommended and used By The frst medical Gss-
thority. RNnTgWf4EcE
Sician Hair Remover, as there Ia worthless imi-
tation In the markell
r. PsHAbL& co., Proprietors, Nashua N, H.
wholesale Agents in Portland. W. r. Phillips and
III H. Hay, and sold by Druggists and Dealers gen.
orally. mayl54w
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WHAT every rerson wants Is tile Of Pease's
Vegetable Hsiri Remover. The most perfect Hair
Henewer In the land is being introduced In Port
land BY your popular druggists. Messrs Crosman
Co. 1t will color every ray hair In " ur head more
natural than any similar preparation It will pre-.
vent your hair ON falling of 1t will cleanse your
head 1t once and eep IL healthy. II will dress your
hair beautiful " and make 1t grow luxuriantly. No
smell Of sulphur which IL % offensive to yourself
snd friends Also Peases Philocome which is
surpassed a. dres sing; no lady will be without II
who knows its value Manufactured BY jaw Ptase,
Nashua N FL. Messrs Crosman q Co. Agents for
Portland. may27snd1ms
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TIE GREAT PREPARATION OF THE AGs.-After
years OF experiment and expenditure, Messrs. HOWE
STEVENS, of this city, have brought perfection
their FAMILY Dye CoLORs. Misunderstanding as
sertl that they ssurpass. beyond comy arison any
preparation of he kiHd yerp 1t into the market =
raeir list includes some thir moro colors which
for beaufvs permanaacy, and ceai are all that
can he desired. They are peri OF. econom cal. 3D.
m rabe, and once tried become hous shold bless
lag. In these times Of high prices their will
save the necessity for the purchase Of many new
garmeot. To our mind they meet long existing
want The maud Tor the dyes cannot 1ail to be
immense may28snd2w
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New England Screw steamship Cc
sEMI-wEEKLY LINE.

A Inc skLguuIu and fast Steamships
%41E4s GGaESAPEAKE, Capt Sherwood and
~ rlhs!A,NCONlA, Capt SHERWOOD, will
-. - ln,dl iurther notice. run as follows:
Leave Browne Wharf Portland, every WEDNEs-
DAY and SATURDAY, at4P. M, and leave Pisr
} North River, New York, every WEnN IsS ~ ~
md SATURDAY, at O'Clock p M.
These vessels are fitted up W tn fine aooom,noa..
lions ior passengers making this the most speedy
afe and comfortable route for travellers bet,Resp
New York and Maine. Passage, with State Room.
90. Cabin passas s. 90. Meals extra
Goods forwarded by tn ike TO an from Non
St.John.
shippers areroquested to send their freight to the
,teamers 90 early as p. NJ. on the day that they
cave Portland.
Nor freight or pas age apply to
EMERY FOX, Browns Wharf Portlead
Jew York. '''
Nav 20, 1856. ar
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ga Pennsylvania editor says: "Somebody
brought bottle of sour water into our Office, with
= request to notice it as lemon beer. If Esau was
green enough to sell his birthright for mess o.
pottage, it does not prove that we will tell four
shilling lielfor Ave cents ~ ggAHg.
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Over twenty years Ia oreaseing demand has estab-
lished the fact that Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
the best In the world. It Ia the cheapest, the most
reliable. and most convenient Complete in one bot
tie. es not require any previous preparation ofthe
hair No trouble. No crock or stain. Does not rub of
or make the hair appear dusty and Dead butimparts
to 1t new life andluster. Produces beautiful black
or brown, as Preferred "A child can apply 1t AL
ways give satisfaction. Only rs cts por bottle Sold
everywhere. A. I.MATHEWS, Manufactures, N. Y
DEMAs BARHfs 4 Co, New York Wholesale
Agents. may12ecdly
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We W. uld call the attention of all those In want
of Dr. Goods to the New York Store, lbs Middle
street Mr.. Lucas has just retufsed from New
York with large aBd varied sto Of Seasoneble
Goods, among which we notice very large assort-
ment Of SILKS Of all colors and grades Dress Goods
Of all styles suitable for the season. and Cloths for
mems and boys wear, which We assure readers
Mr.. Lucas will sell cheaper than any other House ia
Poffiand.C - DIS may23snsod4w
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1CoLG ATE,sl HONEY sOAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
demand, Is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly
scented, and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale By aU Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. ysai sse "a janS1dIyrsd
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CARRIED.

u IN this city May 20. by Rev Mr. walker. Daniel
Mt H. 40 sna Miss Maria Phinney both Of Westbrook
.,a pp1unnswick May 81, James Hail. Of B, and Mar
nd M. .svvetsns may ~. Geo W VarrleY OF China,
waIa paekhs'a' May T. Addison BUCK and Julia
In Jay. May TO- Orlando A pa..a u x,i.on and
Lavinia A BuIteffieId, Of j eo'ei ""oA' -
In Pi:tsheld. May 81 David Ferguson and Cordelia