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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

18th has been proposed in England to hold
meeting of psychologists on Salisbury Plain, at
Stonehenge, to make an excavation under the
altar-stone and raise the fallen Trilithon; but
the owner of the ground, Sir Edward Antro-
bus, has refused to permit it. lln8
The building of railroad along the Medi-
terranean coast has been interrupted in the pas
sage of the line through the principality of
Monaco, in consequence of the exorbitant pre-
tensions of the Prince who demands an indt M
nifty of eight million francs for strip of about
two and half miles Of land The company is
now making surveys to see whether by means
of a tunnel the territory of Monaco cannot be
avoided.
The erection Of statue to Dr. Simpson, as
discoverer of chloroform, is exciting some in
terest in foreign medical circles. The French
doctors say that one NJ. Soubeiran is the oriei-
nal discoverer.
The Great Northern railway in England is
going to Introduce system of consuming the
smoke of the locomotives, and thereby at the
same time, manufacture the necessary gas for
lighting the trains.
The Emperor of Morocco has permitted
telegraph wires to be laid in his dominions. Il
Captain Patey has died at Canford Eng
land. He was midshipman on board the Mars
at the battle of Trafalgar The Mars lost three
hundred out of five hundred men at the famous
battle
1T has been suggested that the British Par
Lament should vote sum of 100000 to ascer-
tain whether coal may be found in the neigh
borhood of London. Many biologists, it seems,
believe that the Belgian coal-feld extends
along under all the southern counties of Eng
land.
"A marble cross has been placed near the
spot where Mrs. Arbuthnotwas struck dead by
lightning while ascending the schlithorn, in
Switzerland, while on her bridal tour. Az s..
The Khokanese still seem disposed to give
trouble. 1t is now reported by telegram from
Trieste that the town of Taschkend has been
captured, and that the whole of the Russian
| Garrison has been massacred.
1t is generally believed that Pho TX counts
upon miracle upon Saint Peters day next
year, that being the eighteenth centenary of
the Apostles martyrdom under the Emperor
Nero. Should, however, the Saint forget his
successor and leave him to his fate, the Pope
has made up his mind to leave Rome on the
day of the evacuation by the French troops,
and to go to Venice under the protection of the
Emperor of Austria.
/ DIR. Livingstone has arrived at Bombay en-
route for another perilous journey into Africa
His object this time is to explore the tract of
country-now unknown-which lies between
that previously visited by him and the territory
discovered by Captain Spoke. The watershed
of the Zambesi will also be the subject of inves-
tigation.
The Temps (16th) announces that the num-
Der of deaths from cholera in the department
of the Seine, was-on Thursday 2l0; on Friday
$50; on Saturday, 212; and on Sunday, about
E2OO fli}is4 t
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TO DYE EASY

isvery desirable. Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
the best In the world. Complete in one bottle. No
wash' 20 stain, no trouble. Il child can apply it.
wishing to avoid the lblcity of having their
hair dyed in public, can as q.
DYE AT TOME 81
better than any barber can do it. by using the yene
uan Dye. y does not rub of or make the hair ap-
pear dusty or Dead but imp arts new life and lustre
Gives beautiful black or bl ow,i as preferred Price
70 cents. Prepared byA. 1. lIATHEws, N. Y. s Z
DEMAs BARNES & Co, New York, whOlesai-
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S9ERTFF,S SIZE.

A TTACHED On sundry writs, IN rayor Of Henry
80 T. ffssJoeil q GO. and Alyah w. Dam against
Thomas NJ and WIN Be g., sold at Public Aue-
y , W November 9th A. ID. 1865 at II oclocklA
~ nv Stable Of Taylor Boothby on Temple 8
srme,iv occupied by DIR. Ripley, in the city OF Port
i ~ ~ In the said County Of Cumberland
T'13e following Personal property to wit: Two Buff
falo Robes, One Wolf One Biting Harness, Two Rid
inc Brides, One Net, One Collar One Hay Cutter
one Brown Buggy, One Silver Mounted Harness,
Four Sleghs, One Bay Mare, Ono Grey Mare, Two
Striped-faeed Sorren Horses, One Brown Horse, Ono
Dark Bay Horse, Two Silver Mounted Harne sses,
Tw' Bunaio Robes Three Halters, Two Blankets,
Two Monitor Buggies, One Hack, One Top Buggy,
One Sett Double Harnesses, One Double Sleigh. Two
Single Harnesses, Four Buffalo Robes, one Pair
Blankets
Dated at Portland Nov 9th, 1866.
GEORGE W. PARKER, Sheriff.
HENRY BAILEY q CO.,
Nov. ibid AUcTIoNEEHs'
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a 4 Physiological view Of Marriage.

Id ~ A Psychological View of Marriage:
containing nearly 800 pages, and $50 fine Plates
and Engraylngs of the Anatomy of the Human Or
gans in state OF Health and Disease, with Urea
ace on Early Errors, its DepIorable Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with The Authors Plan Of
ireatment-thc only ratonala and successfl mode of
cure, as shown by the report Of, cases treated. A
truthful adviser to the married. and those contem-
plating marriage, who entertain doubts at their phys
icai condition Sent free Of postage to any address,
ON receipt OF rs cents in stamps or postal currency,
by addressing DIR. LA cRoIx, No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, N. Y. iisiaoi- ls'Filf ~
y The author may be consulted upon any Of the dis
eases upon which his book treats either personally or
by @'s and medicine sent any part of the world
Oct e--s DEVON ~, 80.
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New Orleans Correspondence.


TO the Editor Of the Press: ~ a ssftHN st4l
ID, The writer, who is an admircr of your
straight forward and consistent political con-
duct, and who is connected by strong ties with
citizens of Portland, desires to form an ac-
quaintance, and if agreeable to your wishes,
write you an occasional letter from our dis
tant "Orescent City
My object will be, to present in true and
favorable light, all items of commercial as
well as political intelligence, to show to the
merchants and capitalists generally, of Port
land, the advantages to be derived from di-
rect trade with New Orleans, the immense
profit derived from the sale of eastern pro-
ducts and the great demand in which they are
held, and the ready and profitable sale which
they meet4in this market; to advance the in
terest OF the Press, and urge the advantage
OF advertising in Eastern papers, more espec-
tally in Portland. 4 i'ai
There are many citizens of Portland who
are large owners of shipping. Are they aware
that here is a field foroperatin9? There is no
disengaged tonnage in our ports, and shippers
are becoming clamorous in their demands for
more freight room for our great staplel Can
you not hurry up those princes of the ship
ping interests, Captains Davis, Warwick, and
Glen. SoHle? Let them push forward their
vessels and thus become pioneers IN the New
Orleans and Portland trade.
1t is Tor the interest of individuals as well as
of the country at large, to embark in more
extensive trade, and commercial adventures.
Let the goods of the East come to the market
where most needed. We want the Yankee
among u.s. Let him send his wares, if he can
not come; his ingenuity, his shrewd business
Iact, his economy and attentiveness to bust
ness, has intelligence, and enterprising habits
;sle sauiy wanted in orr midst. We need his
l Sett appliances, labor saving machines,
: ysleel acquaintance must be made, good
feeling engendered, and what viii bring this
about, quicker and more substantially than
business transactions, commercial intercourse
1t unites all parties, heals political wounds
and differences.
Should you give me place in your columns
/ shall 60 more into details and use INV hest
efforts to make the letters worthy of attention.
~ .a ADVENTURE,
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The Maine ..9welftA..
CAMP 18TH MAINE REGIMENT,
Sdpann1h. en-. DEF. %. 1895.

1e%0~fHsteitf Sftt',s wy. ~, LOU iifg
40 the Editor Of the Press as " lae ,saIsi4
Our regiment again is encamped at Sayan-
nah and is doing the garrison duty of the
Post. The left wing Of the regiment came by
steamers two weeks since; the right wing
came overland and arrived last Sunday. Co. E
is still at Doctor Town with our Colonel kim
BALL who isin command Of the Sub. Dist. of
the Altamaha.
INV, h0ail-sael 10 Y1fl
The regiment is commanded by our efficient
1t Col Edwin nsley; than whom better
officer Is not. ~ 20 ii81 Il ~ iFHtt II
With US at present the all absorbing topic of
discussion is the probable effect our late move
win have on our going home So few troops
now remain in service that we are getting a
little anxious to be numberedl among the
Transferred out" We are hoping that after
the State Conyentionswhicha is now in ses-
sion, the government will conclude that there
II no further use for us and send us on our
way rejoicing. But as longas Uncle Sam has
duty for us, we shall consider it ever our duty
to perform it, and wait the good old gentle
mans time. - ~
This Is a late day toAArite 81 election; of and
election generally have nothing to remark of
II IN one Co. ofour regiment, have word TO
say Capt. Richardson's company, elD) cast
slAseen ballots every one for. the Union candi-
adees; 1t is currently reported through the
regimen. mat returns of that company were
not sent nome. Shthis is e.faet and these men
are deprived OF their rights either through neg
ligence or malice Get us hope the formerly is'it
more than justice that since their votes cannot
add, to the Union majority, their case sbonld
be made public? Let the blame rest on whose
shoulders it belongs. VET.
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u ~ ~ llit friE ~ i islt-
Portland: Its Enterprise"

7 Under this head the editor OF the Machias
Union, who recently spent some days in ou
city, speaks of the progress made here since a
iFvisit made eleven years ago. After alIuding to
the changes in our streets from the erection OF
blocks of warehouses, churches, private dwell
ings, and public buildings, he closes with the
following in relation TO commercial affairs
+ Portland is and must veryemain the Com
mercial centre and metropolis Of Maine. 9th
Ter localities may cherish feelings jealousy and
distrust, but the fact remains Age, location,
wealth, enterprise and ability to command,
give her this pre-eminence1 over other cities.
| 1t is recognized ii not admitted deserved if
not accorded. EEgf @SA .eg - iHals - ( 2
II should be the object Of every Maine man,
other things being equal, to encourage trade
and business with Portland. Portland mer-
chants engaged in the sale of Flour, grain
West India Goods, Dry Goods and domestic
manufactures are endeavoring to merit and re-
ceive the confidence and patronage of their
neighbors. There are Agricultural Ware
houses, Manufacturers OF crockery, glass ware
| wholesale dealers in hardware, ship stores and
jobbers in every department of trade, Offering
as favorable inducements to the buyer as are
4 held out elsewhere The dealers and jobbers
| in the Shoe business will soon give Union
| OtACCt3 4 "a bouut t'tO 4SPooonCh taos - esAA
Street has so long enjoyed in Boston. The
Shoe business on this street is comparatively
in infancy, yet from. the high character for
honor and integrity of those Firms already
there and of those who viii shortly throw open
their doors to customers, there can be no doubt
of complete success. sgA 7d 1855 ~.
AS in times passive again remind our deal
ers andlretailers generally, that they can pur-
| chase flour, corn, sugar, fnolassess, boots and
shoes, hats, caps, furs and dry goods of all
classes as cheap as they can East Of New York
and some Of the above articles can be had at
lower rates. ~ ia s,YSo1s.. IS
ALI visitors admit that Portland is one ofthe
4 pleasantest cities in NeY England. Its broad,
| clean streets, its fine dwellings, costly public
edifice, long lines ofstrees shading residences
and skirting streets, its Casco Bay, all unite
1 to give it comfort, convenience and beauty.
There are days coming when cur Eastern
traders will think better OF Portland. Acquain-
lance is needed and acquaintance viii subdue
all preiudices and establish newer and better
! friendships.
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Halls Vegetable siciIian Hair Renew
err has proved itself to be TIE most perfect prepara-
tion for the hair ever oerel to the public. q = "a
1t is a vegetable compound, and contains no inju-
rious properties whatever. ~ N
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIG
NAL COLOR. FtN H f44H
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hairsoft, lus-
trous and silken. alih
1t is splendid hair dressing. s,----------
Nopersen, old or young, should fail to use 1t. r,
1T rs RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY
~ Ask for Halls sicilian Hair Remover, and
take ne other. --tsr-.s ~ ~ III
R. P. HALL & CO.,
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
W. ,. Phillips 4 Co Wholesale AGENTS. .i.i.
Hlr.t augl0snd &w6m
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The Post ono, department. 1aast

The recently published report of thesum-
mary Of receipts and expenditures of the Post
Office Department shows that fol. the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1855, the excess Of re-
ceipts over expenditures amounted to almost
sS5OO00 1t has been reasoned, from the
above fact, that hereafter, when the mail SER
wee is again established in the Southern States,
Inc department willsbe made self sustaining.
We do not agree with tb;s ,,o,sc,,;,,,,. ,o,.,,av
~ we believe the Department can sustain its
oAnSs 5, rom the receipts for many years to
oO-e' Inc millions of soldiers letters that
passed through the mails last year. cost the
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From 81. Do,n.noo.

NEW YORK Nov g.
The Worlds Havana Correspondence of Oc-
tober 31st, says news from st. Domingo to the
18th states that affairs are progressing fayora-
bly, under the proclamation of Gen. Cabral.-i
Geffrard has lost another steamer. While oc-
cupied in taking schooner, the armed boats
of the same boarded his war steamer La Bal
drague, near Cape st. Nicholas. President
Geffrard, it is said, win have the commander
who surrendered the steamer shot.
The health of Havana is good.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 6.
Twenty-Five persons were injured at the
Wyoming hotel by the explosion yesterday, but
none seriously except a milkman who was
passing at the time. The box was left in the
hotel by man named Theo Sears. The bar
keeper, Grogan, and Mr.. Merseran, who NOV
ed it out Of the building, got away before il
exploded, and were not a great deal injured
Sears has been arrested. He states that he
brought the box from Hamburg, and that it
contained chemical oils, and was entrusted to
him as specimen for sale by the agent of the
house of Wilhelm. Sears asserts positively
that he never opened it, and knew nothing
further of its contents than stated above
When he left the hotel to board elsewhere, he
forgot the box, but subsequently told man
named Schoomaker to get it for him, which
the latter neglected to do.
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EB- Adams County, Mi sissippi, immense
bones have been exhumed, which medical men
Deneve 70 De those Of giant who must have
been JVtg feet high. The Boston Advertiser
considers the estimate of the giants height al
together too small and so added in copying, on
ly ten feet, and suggests that each exchange
should add as much more. We have complied
with the suggestion.
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Unsolicited Testimonv.

En LEllh h+ ~. PORTLAND, Me-. July %. 1865.
10 1lessTs. Bgr5eigh Rogers having been tro,if-
led with my kidneys for some two years past and
having tried great many pateat lasdtsli,es 10 no
purpose, was induced to try SSfOI4ANDER,S COM
POUND EXTRACT OF tBUcKU, ami, alter using
tc0 bottles only, have found it what It Is represent
ed to be in every beeIctor to those troub-
led with WEAK BACK or KIDNEY COMPLAINTS, and
would cheerfully Recommend IL to the public.
sE isitss -gaJOHN IL. DOW, Insurance. gent
Smalander,s Bucku is for sale by all Apothecaries
Price one dollar. tr4t ~rg-sf soet1SsEd3w
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we Marsler and At.en.pted suie,,,e.

4 HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. Q.
D. w. Greene, late President of the Connec-
ticut Fire Insurance Company, in a fit of in
sanity last night, cut his wife's throat with
razor, causing her death in few minutes.
He then cut his own throat in two places and
gashed his arm. He Is alive this morning, b,,t
with very little prospect Of recovery.
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1A RENTS
TW9Kish Cleansing Fluid +!

NOR removing Grease, Paint, Ink. Pitch, &c. from
IT Clothing of all kinds. 1t Is harmless 10 fabrics
when the directions are followed, and Is unlike
many other articles recommended for the same pur-
pose, hee from any offensive smell.
Will be sold by Crosman a Co., No. rs Middle St.;
No. SO Exchange St.. Gel W. Hayden, No. 3T3 Con-
gress ST.. +. Sweetsir II Market Square; Morse &
Witherell, 90 Exchange St.
Nov 4-al5fE
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E. 81 H.Il.daaR.

Clocks EcceLsiOr Hdiy Restorer
Is warranted to do all that is claimed for it. viii
restore the Grayest Heads to their original color,
whether black or brown. Cures all eruptions OF the
Scalp frees it from dandru keeps the head COOL the
hair moist and glossy. Its perfume cannot be sur
passed by any preparation in the market Try it. 81
per bottle; sold by all druggists. iEa1 81
W. F. PHILLIPS s. co., Agents for Por Hand,
Me. .iasats aslslilS oe6sS6w
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HaIl,s Rnh Der Emporium

IS at 147 Middle Street where every variety of Rub
Der Goods can be proc, red, at Manufacturers prices
Their assortment OF Rubber, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods is resgy magnificent. junc2stt
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LOOK, 'LOOKt

SEND ME ONE DOLLAR, by mail. and win
send you any one Of these GOld-Plated Articles:-
20 Ladies Neck Chain, Gents Vest Chain, No 3 Lock-
ct Tor two pictures jet Hoops, Set ofLades Jewel
ry, Gold Ring, Gents Chain Pa, Gents Anchor Pin,
Pearl Sleeve Buttons. Gold Plated Buttons, Silver
Plated Pen-Holder, Pen and Pencil
10 y - L. DIR ESsEEs, Portland, Me-,
Oct 27-SNd4ye - t7-s-.r17s. r. s.I1'rs Roy 40
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Hunted.

EUFTY first class Coat Makers, at c. Middle d.
Il corner Of Lime st. .,,rpprrrv As,,
Nav 7-,Ifv
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Board.

A GENTLEMAN and Wife, or two single gentle
"A men, will be accommodated with beard for inc
winter.
Apply at 1O1 Bracket st.
Nov 7--diW
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AN EXPERIENCED NURSE and Female Ply
stefan, presents to the attention of Mothers her
500 thin ginSyruip, inos
FoR4GHILDREN= FEETHTNG
which greatly facilitates the process of Teetng, by
softening he gums, reducing oil infammations, Will
allay all PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it viii give restTto your
selves, snt s44k8e 49, ~ IL
kELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have puhhp and sold this article for over thirty
years, and can say in confidence and TRUTH OF 1t
what we have never been able to say Of any other
medicine-Never has it failed single instance to
eject cure, when timely used Never did we know
instanceof dissatsfction by any one who used IT,
On theconTary AL are delighted with It's operations,
and speak in terms of commendation of its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in this matter
"what we do know" after thirty years experience
and pledge our rep utaton for the fhnnent Of what
here declare In almost every instance where the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found in fifteen minutes after the Syrup Is adj
ministered. -. 81 - HNEU 2
Full directions for using Will accompany zach bot
tile None genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS
& PERKINS, New YORK, ison the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
Price only S5 Cents per Bottle.
june3sndc&w6ln 49,.
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PENMANSHIP l

INSTRUCTION in this art win be given, both In the
L afternoon and evening, by EMMA T.. COOK.
Rooms 110i Federal Street, second floor.
~ Manuscripts Copied. Visiting Cards marked
at reasonable prices. nov7d2ws
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M A ME NE w s
,RoRrr OF PoRTLAND;

g. Monday. November 6.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Chesapeake, sherwood, New York.
Steamer New York, Chisholm, Boston for Eastport
and st John NIB. IL. II n n ~ y
\ b rig Trenton Anterior, Boston. 81.
Sch Dashing Wave,--. Bay Chaleur
Sch Florida, Thompson, Boston.
Sch Leesbarg, Blake, Roc kport, Mass. iilG7i &
Sch Maracaibo Henley, Portsmouth. IN il,
Sch Pulaski Carver, Jonespcrt
Sch Gloucester, Coombs, fremont for Boston.
Sch LiYonia, Stanley, Bangor fOr. Boston.
10 e CLEARER rliyer ssfttT
Barque Bache1, Mitchell Matan2as-Geo Hunt
Sch Sarah johnson, (Br) Moore, CORVALLIS Ms
master. tt3Hl- Us aAiiu 'lIi'N ift-
Sch Industry, fBr) Brown, Hillsboro NB-naster.
Sen Eva, tBrl Wood. st John NIB -naaster. II <
Sch Bramhall, Hamilton, Boston--M 3 NcAerson.
Sch Lady Ellen, Libby, Ellsworth Eastern Pack
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For Sale or to Let.

A HOUSE, Barn, and One Acre Of Land, situated
"A in Falmouth, one-half mile from Atlantic and
st. Lawrence Depot, and one-fourth mile from Cas-
Nov. 7--dtf
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z. & K. RAMRoAD.-We understand the
trains on the Portland &C Kennebec Railroad
will commence running on the new line into
this city on Monday next. The track is all
Laid and workmen are busy in surfacing it up.
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That Rubber &c DDS can BE- renaired IN a neat and
substantial m amer, at t1lssiras.1
FALLS RU BIER EMPORIUM.
july21srdf 147 Middle st.
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CopartnersI.ip Notice.

TTNHE undersigned have formed partnership I'M
Il der the name and style OF
HI. t. CUMMINGS, NJ. Do, s. CO.,
And will continue the Apothecary business In all its
branches at the old stand No. 1872 and 434 Congress
Street, east OF State, (the "Up town Drug st re.l-
Thankful for past favors to the old es ablishment
they hope to merit and receive generous support
IRON the public, and they pledge their best endeay-
ors to sustain the ancient reputation Of the shop
quality OF COOS and honesty Of dealing.
aliG- II. 4. CUMMINGS, NJ. D.,
aL7f.-5l A. G. MITCHELL.
Portland, Now 1, 1865.
All those who are indebted to II. T. Cummings
will shortly be called upon with their accounts; and
all having demands against him VIII present the
same for settlement nov7d3ws