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auttio1l 5ales.

DEGULAR SATURDAYS
LII 6ALE- Household Furniture, &c-
At AUCTION,
On SATURDAY, Sept. oih at ~ O'Clock, at Hutters'
Auction Rooms, corner Dearborn and
o4.1 WM- A. EUTTfIsS CO.. AucuoaeeSs-
THE ENTIRE FURNITURE OF
4 agcn'eal dwsllInssi uf.r1oy,
On SATURDAY, sert. Nth, q g O'Clock, y nnttas,
Auction Rooms, corner OF Dearborn md nSton
IN peffect ofder. WM, a. BUTTEES 4 Co.
PJI9 aucHoaee9''
CTAPLE DRY GOODS, FANCY
- SHIRTS, UNDERsH1Rrs, DRAWERS, BOOTS
SHOES, &c,
On WEDNESDAY, Oct. 4th, at ~ o'clock, a. nut
ters Auction Rooms, corner Of peasbon and Wnshlng
ton streets, WM. A. BG TIERS CO..
AEEt13NeES4%
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find mothef's son or daughter or them who did
not all The time suspect there w4s nothing In t-oi
copf4e -
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Illinois and Michigan Canal.
=. 11aA..si.1- - u. +.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune,l
BR1peuoRr, Sept ., 19s5-
ABBts1p-Exce1zior Ottawa. 5000 bu oats; Dbl
joliet; Monnd, c2i ii lbs drain tile Il. G. Lools L.
mont 20 yds rubs stone; D. e. Norton, Le1nont, -
yds rubble stone; Lady Franklin, Le1nont 80 ids rob-
BILE stone Kascue, Leon 30 sds rnbhle stone, tnd .
dimension stone: Atlantic, Morris, 400 bu com and
2so0 btu oats; Galcna, Euna. $500 bu coru; II. McIen
ran Ottawa, 500 obucorn On Morris La Sale su bu
as bu TIE: Drigo Uuca. SO bu corn prop Ktng,La
Sale s bbs ond so lbs furniture J. n. Preston Nor
lis, 800 bu corr ELIZABETH. Loekpost 1910 bu com,
20 bbls -four; Rocket Lockpost so bu corn Prairie
Rose La Ea1le, S. bu corn; Leuont, Norris 500 bu
co1n 50 bu barley SID lbs reeds; Peter md Paul. Uti.
ea.Asoo bu corn prop Whale, In saI1e 30 bas aud r.
800 1bs seeds.
CLrA4xn-0ttaHa, Ottawa. s2,sdl feat lumber
Unlon Fekin. 513 feet lumber and 50 lath Re-
public, MoEris; Polar Star, Mos1tss Tobacco P1ant
KalFeeher, 4sm feet 1nmber; North Hranch, Pak1n,
ot feet lumber and lstoo lath; Time, Norris 9ots
feet lumber and Is n shingles; T. 8. Carpenter, Joliet
1879 feet lumber, shingles and so lath; r. E.
C}ooddt. Ottawa, empty haHclsz Goo pounds; Oneida
Ottawa 80 barrels salt md 10 barrels lime; Olive
Manrh, St. Louis, Ts7s feet lumber Contest Norris
s bushels wheat Cur1ew, Ottaws. a,ie8 feet lumber
Rescue. Lcmout; Il. q. Loomis, Eemont; D. c. Nor
ton, Lem0nt.
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New York etock and Money t1nl


New York stock and Money Market
NEW Youx, Sept q,
McxkY-stesdy 1t sa6 per cent.
ST1nLixa E1ci1ANcE-steady At o9ka1c9H.
9oLp-Strady. Opening 1t la2A. advancing TO INK,
FsEion1-Fre1sss to Liverpool dull and nomtnsll,
GsTxFXNxxT srocxs-wlthout decided changc.
s1pcKs-Sttacy, dali. Tcnu. 6s. 81: No. Is. III @.
.eeTts ~: ssaIinosas tsxi QaicE.livs.. y; Ct.
son, 10y; Heading, i'll; y. c. rs; II. g.. OK; ".
MD so 6l4; II. T.. Ill F. W. 99k.
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO. Sept. -
GnAtS-Wheat less active; old &c better nov 1c
better; sales old amber Michigan Ht &3.to; new 1t
{t. Corn Jnll and held at &C. Oats 1c aottes; ales
At &c
philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 29.
FLorr-Qrlet but nrn st s7.1aS75o; extra, 5000
SD j; western, $9-tSe94N.
Gs4Is-Whess nHm: New rea. s1taaeis; ni9ed
H1e0; old rcd, &s.tzfa21o; white, $25Na7fq. Corn
Quiet. yellow, Sc white Sic Oats steady. Prime,
Akc.
CLOVER SExp-$aEa34.-5.
WuHxxY-Dul at f2.T.
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TIE BILLIARD AArcH.-Dy typographical sub
etitution Of 3 for g, the greatest run made at the
billiard match Of Thursday evening Has nlsrepge1
seuted in our eQlumns Counnnade runs Of iSa, 122,
n md SO. Foley's greatest run wss s1: his ne1t
best WIS e.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Our country renders arc Informed t1n
the best WY 10 obtatu goods Of any kind ftou Chi
cago ie 10 send to A. L. Sttmson, the E1pFesl
Companies Purchasing Agent. lie charges NO com
mission. PEA
, 1865-09-30

PKRsonAl--Drig. Gen. Smith D. Atkins, Of Ere
pott, was at the D1iggs House yesterday
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uosu71x1 ron Woxa AND CH1LpRH.-Therc
will be meeting OF The TfuEsees Of this instttu-
ton at the Hospital, No. % hush ftreet, at
O'Clock. p. n. on Monday next All arc requested
to be punctna In attendance, there u business Of
3m1an9ianck 10 be transacted.
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w ANTED D-Agcnts-To engage
" In pleasant honotHssd md preatsble bastas4s.
Trcn thc receipt Of one uoa- will seut my one
f1 directions for MANUFACTURING article that will
pay TIN ti1nes It, cost and WIN se tn every family
to u pcr day. - will Btart the hu1ne4$: positively
~ hu1nbuR. Adure4a DR.. NM. E1LB0RN, r. O.
D.sun nd
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MEETING or vk1KxANA-There vii be meet
tnr Of The avete4an AstocaatIn Of 1851 and "a /"
nj Bryan Tall this evening at O'Clock, for the pur
nose Of elgn1ne memorial 10 Congrets In REGARD
10 bounlice. All soldiers nre earnestly invited to
attsud.
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WANTED-Agents-375t to 500
sell The eelenrated COMMON SENSE FAMILY ss.v:
ING MACHINE, t1ptoxsd snt perfected. It win
hrolleT beantrnl1y frce only t{a. Wairnnred ttrre
yesrs- Atdzess MATHEWS k1SG, ChicaSb- ILL.,
1SN
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Exol1sH OrERA-Nies Cooke, has3ns entirely
reeorzrcd from her recent hoazsenees. La Sonana'-
b1dd wfI rokittycly be given tonight. fAsnes
holding tickets for the past two evenings e'' 0a'e
, 1865-09-30

Us1ox STOCK YAnD Cove learn that the
hotc1 Of the Union Stock yard Co.. now In course
II erection hae heen leased to Vim. F. Tucker, EsQ-
OF tbe B1crs House, fm $12,ooo per annum lot
iefm OF @vc yeaf4.
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w WANTED-Agents-For the fol
" low n4 popular works; sold only, b. suhAerp
uon: Lie Of lincoln BY Dr. J. Q. ncsland; HlsscrJ
now reaty. md vol. will he ready about the Eth oc,-
4G9 ther M ps Pubsbse
South C1ark-st-, Chicago. p1t6
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#atrin1nntal.
Antu6c111FrltG.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"a T&shington.st., between Clark and Dc1rooru-s
, 1865-09-30
9Nantenzz:FemalR Yelp.

for tin and
w sheet Iron work, by T. C. VAN s1A-ACk, JE.,
4S State street o9tsl
, 1865-09-30

THE IxAusunA1. ExErc1sH Of Eastman National
Businefe College viii take place At Crosby's Open
House On Tuesday evening. Among The distin.
euished gentlemen who win be present ass Gen s,,
ber. Gen Ketcham and the Poe&, Geo. ". Bpncay.
The c1r1cdses VIII be Of the most tntereattng cha- =
acteT. lii. Greeley Will deliver the Inaugural ad-
hsnd hi fhe Collere Kill fusufsh the music
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PEnsoNA1--N win bo gratifying to many Of our
readers to learn that ner. E. n. Ktrk, D. D.. pas
tor Of tho Mt Vernon Church, Boston, will be IN
this city tomorrow. D1. Kirk Is we'll known II
present day. he VII preach al the Illinois 81.
Clapcl Tomorrow morning.
, 1865-09-30

WANTED-A house with eight
w 10 twelve rooms, Oh West Side, east Of tho
Park. fer fnMy without chiltreu. Address Boz ~,
, 1865-09-30

A LAx0E AITEzDAxcE-The lN:cst number OF
students in atteudnnee st any edncauonal lnstiiu.
uon Of the West, outside our thronged public
schools, Is beyond a1l question that which hl!s
daily the halls and lecture rooms Of Bryant STRAIT
toni R4ejneea CQleee.
, 1865-09-30

NH Dcris. M D., 6ting ssoo7s, test3 aed-I reside
In Chicago, and have since 1Si9. rractIse 1nedi-
cine. ~ attention .2 hss beea called % insanity
somewhat, snd ihas az % able so give n opinion
have beeu made acquainted with it, l should
+ compelled TO, To- la ae the Rsonsr ss ,,s,: {:
,1.s LEAD me 10 tat conclusion are that he mani.
1este certain peculiar mental chatncsctstics exas
ccrnted beyopf hcaltby .csuse, which. when ex,
cisd wesc csz1ied to iusanity, and that the use q
, 1865-09-30

Hotel for Sale In Springfield, 1lllnois.
We ,virh 10 notify orr readers that Messrs. Hill s
Hughes, Of Springfield, Illinois, Offer for salc The
WNaunipc IIotel.H in that city, which w1ll be sold
at nuci1on Oct. 10th, unless sooner sold at private
sale, The hotel has splendid established bust.
ncts. Tc1ms-One.thi1d cakb, balance easy pay'
rnents. p1s8
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ConnEcnok-A correspondent from coldwateE,
Michigan, informs Ms that our report Of premiums,
awstded nj the Michigan State Fair, omIts to give
the Erst premium IN the class Of three year old
geldmcs 10 s.Magua ChnTta" colt, the eirc being
owned by o. q. Crosby, Es1.. Of our city.
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No book has been issued which will 20 directly ipter
man, woman and child who has been represent
60 In the army by kindred and friends and every cit-
sen who shares IN the gratitude and pride which the pa
trotc heart feels in view Of the noble deeds performed
BY the brave that have gone forth to dend thair
country. -Portiand. Price 0uTsst. 81 Nv y
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sFrench breakfast Coffee. J,
Public Health. The Press.

Advertising has been pronounced s.undignined''
BY the medical faculty.. A physician who adver-
tses valuable edy to fifty people in his private
praotice would receive the cold shoulder from his
professional brethren, should be make its merits
knownto millions through the eolums OF a newspa-
per prsss. This may be "dignifed"- is 1t be-
nsyolent, humane or justf whoever is fortunate
enough to discover or invent any; hing that viii
prevent. or cure. alleviate humaa suffering, ID
bound 10 makeit known, through every channel Of
communication within his reach, to the general pub.
lie. Formany years the merits of HOSTEFThR,s
CELEBRATED STOMACH BTrTERs, have thus
bsen proclaimed to the world. and multitudes have
been restored to health or saved from fata mala-
dies In consequence As new features have been de.
velored in re,ation to the operation of this most
Iu'e and potent of all Etomschics and Alternatives
they have been stated in simple language to the peo
pie of many lands; and if the preprietors Of the
medicine have derived profit from their dissemina-
tion thousands upon thousands of Individuals have
been benefited thereby to an extent beyond all IS.
innate. In the West Indies, Canada. Au tralia.
and South America, Hostetter's Bitters are now
recognized as the sole specific for Dyspepsia, the
best possibe safeguard against tpidemics, and the
finest invigorant in cases Of general debility, and
the only difusive stimulant .trely frea from nox.
JUS ingredients. ~
Now York House. 50 Cedar Street. MY 5
june9d&w 2w 64Sasas. 1
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WY NOT Use rHEnEsr,

&C., .e'lt~i- ~ Z y - AAAA Dk1SrI H1uaxA
over twenty years Increasing demand has estab-
lished the fact that Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
the best In the world 1t Is the cheapest the most
reliable, and most convenient Complete in one bot.
tle Dies not require any previous preparation ofhe
hair No trouble No crock orstain. Does net rub of
or make the hair appear dusty aud dead but mparts
to 1t rev life apdluster Produces beautiful black
or brown, IS preferred. Achild can apply 1t Al
ways give satisfaston Only rs OTIS per bottle sold
eyerywhsre. cA-I.MAFHEwS, Manufhcturer, N. Y.
DsHAs BARNas 4 Co, New York wholesals
Agents. ajHgsFJ a9gd bng mayl2sedly
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ga Thief Cries Stop Thtefn

4 g sax 1slt-f 4t q =
The public are cautioned agaist base imitation
Of L. y. Atwoods Bitters. by a manufacturer Of
proprietary medicines in this city who has not only
copied the label in part and adopted the same style
bottle, but states HIS label that he has purchased
the entire right of DR.. Atwood and as al. F." are
the only Atwood Bittel sever put up in Maine which
have gained celebrity, this evidently leads the un
wary to suppose that it is L. f. gAtwood-who has
never conveyed to him, directly orindrecty either
the title to or eny information respecting his Bit
ters. This is the same person who formerly signed
N. r. instead Of ~ +. Atwood. Hesays Beware
of counteffeits and imitatioDs, VIII oh seems TO DO
upon the rame principle that "a Thief Cries Stop
Thief" The genuine is signed L. +. Atwood. and
bears an extra label on white paper, headed .Cau.
ton, Extrs." Countersigned by II. II. Hay, Drug.
gist, Portland, Sole General Agent.
Portland, April 20 8aw&wtt
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Daniel Webster or an Oliver Cromwell A
single Douglas should protect his race nom
being igofsd on Account Of he color; any 9th
or a. yet stated reason for ignoring that race,
weuld bear with equal force against thousands
81 white citizens. the Wisdom Of whose en-
franchlsement 40 one presumes to question.
The Argus. 10 ths paragraphirom which we
have euo,ed the sentence at the beginning Of
this article, refers TO the laws passed BY the
legislature of Tennessee, and IN way
that shows It's unmistakable sympathy for
those laws. We complained OF those laws,
not because they punish negroes for crime,
but because they discriminate against him.
Our doctrine is, treat him not as negro but
az man. II he disregard the law, punish
him for 1t, but do 1t as an offender, precisely
a. though he were white. We do net want
one code for the white offender and severer
code for the black offender. i And Is not this
Democratic and in ignoring this idea does
not the Argus ignore Democracy (? Would
IL have one code for the Irishman aud a mild
code for the native born Why then discri-
inmate between the American and the AFR
can
PeIitical Negro Equality What is it :
What is there about is that it should be held
up as bugaboo We have it in Maine. pure
simple and indebted. The negro has here all
the political rights of the white man. He
votes and is eligible to office. The reason he
does not attain to Office is very much
the same as the reason why the Democrat
does not get elevated to posts of honor-be-
cause the Nlcotes are lacking That is all.
The difference, however, is in favor of the
negro, for he don't try to get into positions
where he is notwanted, and for which he is not
qualified; the Democrat does, and with not
much better hope of success On the score of
medeaty, at least, the negro has the advan-
tage. aes
We have said the negro in Maine enjoys
perfect political equality with the white. We
are not aware that even our Democratic citi-
zens would have H. otherwise. They do not
feel disgraced by it. They dosnot feel dishon-
ored by having their own vote balanced by a
vote Ia the dusky hand of an African; and
why should they have more concern for the
feelings Of Southern Democrats ? The advo-
Gates Of negro suffrage ask for no special pri-
vilege for the negro In the South. They only
ask that he be placed politically on an equall-
" with the whites, the same as he is in New
England; and they feelif hs--loyal as he has
ever been-doss nor object to the equality.
that those men whose hands are red with the
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EVERY ONE SHOULD USE
Halls Vegetable Sicilian

That Splendid preparation for the hair which is
fast becoming 90 popular and SO much inquired 70
No one who has once tried It will ever give up its
-nse. EzAe 1cl
fs vegetable compeund and contains no in
Jurious properties whntever. II will restore gray
hair 10 s orig nal coicri it will prevent the hair
rom falling out 1t causes the hair to grew on bald
headsi Il clear ses the scalp. and makes the hair son.
iustrons ana silken It lie beautiful hair dressing
itfsreco|mended and used by the first medical as-
taority.
Be very particular to ask for Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover, as there is worthless imi
tation in the market.
RsR HALLS CO., Rroprietors, Nashua, N, h =
Wholesale Agents in Portland. w. II. Phillips and
H. ii. hay, and sold BY Druggists and Dealers gen.
eraliy, ts.a4sfN4 ssstsa sasras. mayl54w
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DR.. LANGILEY'S8 0EEk
ROOT AND. HERB BITTERs

The Great Mod Purifer; the best Health Restor-
er, and the most perfect Spring and Summer Medi-
cine ever used 49, :, = n sygexsr.
They sffsotually cure Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious Co nplaints, General Debility, and ali
They cleanse the system. regulate the bowels, re.
store the appetite. drive out all humors purify the
blood. and strengthen, invigorate build up and re-
store to heal an d soundness. both body and mind
all who use them Price rs, 80, and rs cts FER bot
tie Sold by dealers in medicine. G E0lRGE d.
GOODWIN Co., ~ Hanover st., Boston.
mahlRdAnn
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~ The Government Is getting what tobacco Il
has left At Richmond, some Of it having been
burned By the rebels when they skedaddled. Il
is taken BY rail to City Point, and shipped there
In French vessels.
~ Gov Brown Of Georgia, says that the
ridiculous figure cut by JEFF Davis In psttIsOats
viii do more 70 shame the Southerners out Of
sympathy for their late president" than all
the victories Of the Federal army.
-E1 Charles Nordhoff, .esqss formerly editor of
Harpsr's Magazine, and for thelast four years
one Of the editors of the New York Evening
Post, is about to start new Union paper at
Wilmington, Del, -
I'D There are some of our tradesmen that do
not take the papers, at least they have not heard
of the declinein gold. They ask just as much
for their wares as they did when gold touched
$50 81 - L5I 4 III
81 every merchant who is prepared to sell
goods at prices corresponding to the decline in
gelds would keep the fact before the people, it
would be but 2 little while before the common
people would get 'more pork for shilling"
CD Hon. Zaehariah Chandler, Senator from
Michigan, has recently visited New Hampshire,
his native State. He succeeded General Cass,
another son Of the Granite State, in the o. s.
Senate. aees III seseA es1t Aea y
ETA fire took in the roof Of the Parker
House, Boston, on Thursday evening, which
was subdued BY the well-directed efforts of the
FIRE department, but not without considerable
damage. aAvAe 9a10aa
ROur sister Of the Argus affords evidence
that we did not mistake her sex notwithstanding
she still sports the pants and legged boots,
for she gables and repeats oar language word
for word. True, all women do not thus gable
no really strong minded woman does; but none
but garrulous old ladies, greatly decayed yet
supposing themselves to be still of sound mind,
will thus chatter and, parrot-like, repeat what
ever is said in their hearing. 1t is sad to see
the weeds Of early widowhood mingling their
sombreshades with the meaningless mutterings
of a mind, naturally weak, in utter ruin.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-10

EVERY BODY Is AFTER THEM-We know moth
more univer ally purchased, than Howe & Steyensj
FAMILY DYE OoLoRs. By common acknowledge
ment they are the very best dyes ever compounded
the fabric wi which they are infused; thew are
ready for use In few moments; they make a ssyip
degree the most delicate material; and ean BE- r. IA
lily used in any household. The demand far Them q
such that the erterprising 40 urers and Il dit
neat packages at rs cents each. z janessndiW
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H6 saa Aasssoq
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DR. I.W KELLEx

Will BE IN PORTLAND Tuesday and Wednesday,
18th and l4th june, At his Medical once ala Con.
gress street, corner PEARL whore he can be consult
cd on a diseases, chronic, or long Standing ssner
al debility. weakness, affection Of the liver, Iunss
Kidneys, spleen, heart, 80. with all attending
symptoms. An ere invited to CALL consultation
and advice f'es e3 nN& jAnsssndlws y
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CHARLES, LINTMENT.

A sure and speedy cure for Scratches, Gaus, Cnts.
GO, on Horses To owners of horses IL Is indispen.
sable, curing Sweat, Calls, Cuts, Flesh' wounds OF
every kind, and the worst cases Of Scratches in a
Full Directions accompanying each bottle. Price
rs and 5ossentsss Cxs SgRw gEE .0si
For sale by BURGESS. FOBEs Co
mayio am .aM s4EAa 90 commercials t.
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WHAT every person wants is b tile of Pease's
Vegetable Hair Remover. The most psrfect Hair
Eenewer in the land is being introduced in Port.
land BY your popular druggists, Meesrs Crosman
Co 1t will color every srsy hair IN VI mr. head more
natural than any similar prsparstion 1t will pre-.
van, your hair fSm falling on 1t win cleanse your
hair beautifully, and make it grow luxpriautly. Nc
smell OF sulphur which Is 0 Offensive b. yourself
and friends Also Pease's Philocome which is IN
who knows its value Manufactured by j. W. Pease.
Nashua, d. Messrs Crosman & Co. Agents for
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.5's 81 ONCE MORE!
HAWKING and PEDDLING!
. IA. RrAsrns or rHn BANGOR DAILY

To TIE READERS OF THE BANGOR DAILY ra
WHO AND CeUEIEx: E
II appears that the Communication of II" and
thesaswer TO he cams, In ths Boston Daily Adver-
tiser, has called out article in the Bangor Daily
wing and Courier OF May sOtb, from "A Merchant
Of Bangor" who pitches iaio the 'Merehantof Boz
ton" a. follows-'I wish to denounes some Of his
stasems nts and inform said Merchant that an nri-
ole mere heaviiv sAadsd p.th frufA thas he would
have greater eject upon this business community
in this vicinity. should jsdss from the stpk Of
tAis Boston Merchants' Communication, that he Il
not one Of thar ciass Of Bosfcn Merchants appeaIsd
10 In the letter OF the Bangor correspondent, .P.'
via. 'Ths regular and honorable Merchants Bos-
ton" uetI-l fUHt> ua
Now to begin with. - euessing seems to Be the
order ofths day, allow tie "Boston Merchant 10
say that should judge, nom the style ofrurs Ban
gor Merchants communication that Ne Is one of
esgasrs to the Bangor eli euiar. and Il q Whole
sale Dealer, and vsRx Likely = Boot and Shoe
Dealer. Fer further particulars see Book of OBJ
fso. thea his devotion to the Interests OF the poor
dVsrceiess Retailers Of Maine, who. according 10
bis ideas. get impcsed upon by the s. MILE VIZ
LAIEs, sAAcKs A LIrTLE Of ser interest, aud MS
snotso pare and disiHferestsd regard for the
wefrs Of the retailers he would have US suppose
Now that the psopls and retailers Of Maine have
taken hold Of this matte, and the tide OF osnsure
has turned rather strong on the Bangor Singers,
the "Msrchsnt Of Boston bear the doubt OF bis
being regular and honorable without a Iaroe
araoaat Of a.Gsrfsg. ON the ground o 1et those
laugh who win, Is .sllaIs3a slE
The complaint about s'any quantity Of .youpe
squifts, with which the country Is flooded and whe
generally sell goods on commission, y and similar
staten 'nts are the great staple ARsUnzE1s of ALL
the articles written to justify the driving out
rom Maine Of everybody NTH samples. Sensible
men are not 80 easily imposed upon by ''YoUEe
seuIeTs.Y and UNTIL the Retailers IF Moline
oss pressci'on oy saio there viii DO but little fRooE
.aai me Bangor Aershanfs assertion is correct,
tnas 'ns rssAherl may Dc s'cindted and hnnbugosd
~s'a04s mercy Dy the numerous scallywsgs and
ofoken-aown mercnasfs whs canno' comuand a re-
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TRY OIT7i

q Charles Tinirnent.. -
CURES Chapped Hands, Chappsd Lips, Chiblains,
Cuts, Burns, Bruiles, &C, 30.
Price Twenty-Five and Fifty Gents.
For Sale By BURGESS, FoBEs & co,
maylsdlm .gflkI.H so Commercial St.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-10
oOooaRAPE.

The Best Veg table Preparation for the HAIR.
Hrenoves Dandruff, stops the Hair from falling OF
produces new growth where 1t has fallen or
makes stiff hair soft and glossy, and restores Gray
Hair to its natural color. Sold everywhere. t. Z.
CLARKE, Proprietor, Sharon, Mass.
June 6-sn eodfwlm
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-10
BosTox, june 8, 1865.

A.. r,,..... BOSTON, June 8, 1865
In answer to numerous INQUIRIES of ~ nle 81 IN.
form the tail Grocers in Portland pafticulsrly
and throuR bout your State generally that they can
obtain our celebrated
French Breakfast Coffee. ),
In Porihnd, by single box or more. 1t our prices.
Of the folio wing named Wholssale Houses on Com.
z eSaf Iowa PLUMMER, sta
'e44ss MATHEWS G. THOMAS. .as
JEFFERSON COOLEGE & co.
- CLOUDMAH, STEVENS g co,
JOHN DENNIS & CO,
RANDALL q WOODBURY.,
and several other gooa Concerns which at this writ
ing we do not remember
Respectfully, youas.
HAYWARD & so,
Manulacturers and Wholesale Dealers In Ground
Coffee and Dandefon.
junessndlwt % Haverhill St., BOSTON.