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Unpardonabla OUTRAGE.


The following heart-rending account we
take from the Adcertiser of Tuesday. 1t is.
contained in letter from HDion,n the regular
washington correspondent of that paper. We
are confident that no one possessed Of SO
much as a spark of sensibility can read it
without feeling his heart swell with syrnpa-
thetic Indignation, = t,qr 4 r7r;,yy14 X
" Il now enjoying new sensation. IL is
that the negroes permitted to ride in the street
cars on footing OF perfect equality with white peo-
pie. IL was mol enough that the dirty, creatures
Should be allowed the fee entree to nc White House
ana DC permitted to smoke cigars with their hats on
and their boots covered with the filth of the camp IN
the East room. orc Growing dignity remained to
DC inflicted, and now we have it. On fhese pleasant
lutumhal days, dozens Of ladies' and gentlemen take
me an on horseback and II carriages the beaut
jul drives in.fbe neighbofhood Of the city. Since
hs 50 negroes have been brought here gangs of them
nave been posted on al the roads and every horse
that enters or leaves the city matter what the sex
u condition Of his rider driver Is stopped. and
Che person riding driving is subjected to the most
lnsoient questions and remarks. ,Yon have to subs
svflle, for they carry their gunsloaded with ball
Think of it What a painful change from
the good old days when only white men were
allowed to smoke bad tobacco and wear mud
dy boots in the East Roomil They managed
things much better when the chiyalry held
sway. 1t is true the "nigger" was every
where and There were not wanting indica-
tons to show that the antipathy of the Nmass
ter race" toward him was not an insurmount-
able one, but he was not free then. He might
be quietly slowed away in the slave pen, or
iecorously exhibited upon the auction block,
outsuch a shameless exhibition as anigger'
N Federal uniform, perhaps even insolently
carrying about the stump of an arm. or a leg
lost in defence OF the 'whfte mans govern
iment'-that was neveraseen. And that ssnig-
yers guards should deposited on the avenues
leading out OF Washington, and allowed to in
'errogate white Copperheads and newly par
Toned rebels as to whether their business be
lawful or not, is an indignity which ca Is for
the severest reprobation. If such athing had
happened under the rule Of the radical Lin
coin, we might have been indignant, though
ye could hardly have been surprised. but that
sae adminjstration of Mr. johnson. admins
sered, according to the 1dcei,tise,. on Sound
democratic principles" should be guilty. of
s'teh an outrage, adds new element Of bitter
ness TO our grief.
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elevation of ground, known as the White
Mountains, which it@ould be necessary to go
over Of around or Under, 4that'woqld neither
shorten thefodte nor lessen the work Of grad
ing.
Then when sthel line of the Grand Trunk is
reached there would be another slight difficult
ty in switching of all the business ofthe road
which the correspondent aforesaid does not.
seem to have contemplated. 1t is this. The
difference in gauge between the proposed con-
Meeting roads would be about eight inches =
Besides this, the Grand Trunk o,rns, or psac-
ticaIEg owns, the line to this city, and though
possessed Of ordinary selfsliness and not dis
posed to deliver freights here any cheaper than
in Boston shipping from here by the boats)
they viii hardly consent to favor the diversion
of the freight and passengers from their
own track, even to build up Boston, or for the
super-added pleasure of 'leaving Portland out
in the coldn .o
Perhaps, however, the Boston capitalists Will
lay third rail over the G. F. q O. to Cor
ham, or to persuade the Grand Trunk to lay
another rail inside of theirs, nom Gorham to
Sarnia and Detroit, SO as to accommodate the
eHub." For consideration we dare say a
"gentlenan of Bangor" would undertake the
lob of engineering the thing through the stolid
head of even John Bull. Whether he would
succeed istquite another question. ei = e
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The Grand Division of Maine.

s RoCKLAND, Oct. 25, 1866.
I ms body continued its session last evening
With VIII, a public meeting at the First Baptist
I t1lh.. The gathering was large and en-
TG;uslasuc. It was presided over by G. w. p.
; i-inco q, OF Bath, and was addressed by prom
Az e.. eihperance workers from all parts of
,r,,a -. WEDNESDAY. rfs
ne ploPoslnon. for raising the dues from
t DIVISIONS to 10 cents per cauita
came up anu eilclted avery animated discus
slon' ANU We mualy carried by two-thirds
The meetings OF the Grand n; o. {. :
ensuing year were located as foIlows ior tne
session, Bath; April, Saco; Julv ST% oy
October, Richmond. lal9na4 - n ~ iml1s q :
The vote remitting the dues OF mernharS os
the Order in this State who are in the milit y
tary or naval service was rescinded. The ya.
Iious committees made their final reports, the
newly-elected officers were installed, and the
Grand Division adjourned. About sixty dele
gates have been present, representing thirty
Subordinate Divisions. An unusually large
amount Of business has been transacted, much
of it of vital importance to the well-being of
the Order. Great harmony has prevailed in
all these deliberations, and tie session cannot
fail to exert favorable influence on the Or
uer IN the State and upon the cause Of Tenn
perance at large. .,.ssss i. Ell
Ihis evening a Levee is given by the mem
ms ms, and visitors of Lime Rock and Hyperion
~ JrNIIslons of this city, on which the members
y ene brand Division are in attendance The
members of the Grand Division from abroad
nave been the recipients of the most omen and
oon91ounded hospitality of the members of Che
Druer and the citizens of this city, s.
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Leaving Portland ont i, The e.o,a


We have already noticed the nroeo,,nd s,,o-
gestion of correspondent of Boston paner
that the extension Of the Great FANS 4 an an
way Railroad to. connect with the cro,,a
Trunk near Gorham, N. H, @will cut OF Po1r4f-
land and leave her out in the cold" The
Rochester Cou'Ier, in noticing this sngges-
ton, says: a-us5, 4,xss
at is is avery wild scheme to think oftapping the
Grand Trunk by way Of Conway and the y. =. q
Y. ROAD. IT. however, the Portland 81 Rochester
Vate York d Cumberland) is extended to this place
as Is proposed and further on to Eppng Gambia,
"a mus securing direct route from all down east
~ new OK, portland may wall Init ioytuIly about
pelng LEFT out in the cold Her merchants then with
u easy access OF Vermont aad this and the upper
parts Of New Hampshire and with her direct rafl-
roa1 communication to the West and Nov WI. ne
arc inclined TO think that il there IS any LEAVING ont
t Of .no gAle little Boston will suffer more than any
oc,eP point r Under that condition Of tfirys the
soLene o. tapping the Grand Trunk mait Ali very
teneat he % the receipts Of the c. E 6 g. and
INIT il could nSt I'm and Boston q Maine Roads
zoe bovv II eond gnre Portland. In fact VIC don't
TO It's Taae ana future prosperity 'na'efi'iiy
We don't think Portland will ba callod -
on to purchase extra furs or imno,t o., IT, ~
amount of coal to keep herself - 49,
of the particular "cold" in which 4 ! D-eAuss
to "eaye her out'at least, sba IN ,o 100,
anything of the kind this season, and - 10
another year these articles SO indisnes slllao
comfort in "cold" climate, may be very rpre i
cheaper than at present. tIa4 -
The Great Falls & Conway Road now en-
TENDS 70 Milton, and from that point to the
Grand Trunk at Gorharn, is not less than sew
enty-five miles as the bird flies and ce,tainl,,
no iess than that as the road would necessarily
DC iaiq out to touch Conway and other desira-
o,e stopping places. Between Conway and
N'l"'ln 'here Is a small obstruction, a slight
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MUSICAL AND sDRAMAp4o.

1T is said that Mr.. Bouoicault is making making
$1,000 week in authors rights by stArrah ma
Pogue." sls1 z'n9fn'l'' "a aoe pas s1l'.9s
/. Mss Jean Hosmer begins her winter sea-
SON at Norfolk, and goes thence to Phiiadell-,
phia, Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, St Louis, Louis-
vide, Nashville and Memphis, returning TO
New York to play an engagement in A prfl sss :
OF Forest plays RicbeIiep and Lsdrin Spring.
field, on Monday and Tuesday of next week. !
in RIP Van Winkle,%s as brought out BY.
doe Jeffsrsonain London, real lightning is in
troduced on the stage for the first time, Brill
aant flashes are produced during the cottage
scene bya powerful galvhic battery 8 s ass,
- Miss Lucille Western makes her first APP.
peaEance in this country since her return from
Europes at Philadelphia next week
1t costs about $50 to thoroughly dust. the
great organ at tReBostoh Mnsic-HalLh 4 I
n l"Arrahna Pogus,p seems to have thrown
the Chicago critics of thsiF balance; 0uesof
them says: =" There are passages in it which
thunder at the heart like the booming Of the
Atlantic tide, and drown it in floods Of passion
ate tears"
I Boucicault is preparing a new play for
Mrs. John Woodland it will probably be pro-
duced during the holidayssb SNION
.gs7-Iaura Keene has produced . new play, at
Cincinnati, entitled .SThe Wife of Two Hus7.
bands" 'lsssT
1.-The three FOres broth aar Karl, Theodore
and William, annopnce& series of, concerts at
Irving Hail. New York, beginning next week.
The Tribune sayss-sTs isolarsfy that three,
such great aTtistssare fpandsin ONE family. still
more rarely that they should represent the
three male registers in 50 eminent degree Of
excellence" 'ias . sai5isaagr y ,fez
s The Eceniag Transcript says ;ssiIhe per-.
.formances at the Theatre Comique are nightly
enjoyed by large and fashionable audiences.
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Copperhead Support of President johnson.
4 From sheet ycleped EastsfA Ar5us. Of
Oct 0, 1855, we clip the following acordial,o
aHeip Gas jus -or-I-sink" stYleTof para7
graph, intended as a suction pipe thfouutgsff
which to extract strength from executive
power to sustain its palsied weakness: ..,,.,
Well may beitProsidentl Johnson &hankfdily ac-
cept as it is cheeffnlly proposed, the cod DisiN-
TEREsTED and patriotic support of all the true De-
m 1cracy They and will give success to nil Dof
cy and cause him to- be remembered as second
Washington for proving the second savior Of his
country.
The reader is referred to the same pa p Z
per of March 10, 1885, for a. sample of the
style in which this fcsrdial, disinterested and
patrioticn support has been given. we COPY:
Mr.. johnson insulted and outraged aiiwhbst6od
iarohnd-the Chief Justice The Gabipet the foreign
ministers and the Senate Most Of all he insulted
high place where the worthiest OF this la have sat
Himself, hedid not degrade. He fell to his nIturn
iepsf, thefoto remain f5r tOr'qn 1rfal years. " Ml
Probably President Johnson will say of. the
sscordial" tender of copperhead Support. as
the Missionary did when the greasy Nubian
proposed to hug and kiss him; that the en-
brace would be altogether too oyesrpowering.
These "cordial supporters of the President
denounced him till they Thought he might be-.
come John Tyler or a Benedict Arnold ---a
When they thought this possible, they Glove to
him as naturally and instinctivelysas do ,foas
to ayellow dog, or flies to tainted meat, Shut
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REMovAL.
~Alpnr.ioIog.leal yisw J. M L

% A. Physiological View of Marriage:
Containing nearly 800 pages, and 1870 fine Plates
and Engravings of the Anatomy of the Human Or
gans in state Of Health and Disease, with Trea-
tice on Early Errors, its Deplorable Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan o
Treatment tho only rational and successful mode
cure, as shown by the report of cases treated. A
truthful adviser to the married, and those eontem-
plating marriage who entertain doubts at their phys
ica condition. Sent free of postage to any address,
on receipt of rs cents in stamps postal currency,
by addressing DR.. LA cRoIx, No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, N. Y. 9a1 4. .t He.Illsa ag1
j The author may be consulted upon any of the dis
eases upon which his book treats either personally
by mail, and medicine sent to any part Of the world
~ Oct 6-s N d&w6m si i ~ tit3 1Ai y
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iMansReld,s De0tlttu Bitters.

These Bittsrs are not only valuable in all cases of
Bilious Diseases, Liver Complaints, DvspPsic, Jaun
dec, Costiseness, Heddacke, &c., but in all Of
GENERAL DEBILITY, or general Weakness OF the
whole system, Languor, Drowsness, Weakness or
Paine in the Side, these Bitters will be found most
valuable. Delicate females who weak and sickly
viii find this medicine Invaluable They operate
gently; they purify and make new blood; they regu-
iate the LIVER and give force and strength to the
whole System. Prepared by
DIR. w. p. MANSFIELD,
Proprietor of Mansfeld's Vegetable Mitieator.
For sale by. MANSFIELD & CLARK, No. q
Green St., Portland, Me. ., ...i.,-..r T.. ~,
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
Oct 3-S d1m@ ii O -1s@ 7-lt" i-lN . q "
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DIR. TBBETS' PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR RE-
GENERATOR, THE MOST WONDERFUL DIscov-
cry OF THE AGE, viii positively restore Gray Hair
70 ifs ORIGINAL color whether black brown o. auburn
Jbcaufu glossy and healthy appearance 1t win also
promote grOwthof new hair on bald heads, where
the glonds roots are not disorganzed; and effec
tualy remove all dandruff, itching and humors from
The scalp. 1t Is warranted to produce the above
suits or money refunded. g AtitAe ~ ~ q
.TEBBETTS BROTHERS., ad 400
Proprietors, Manchester, N. II.
W. W. WHIPPLE, Agent for Portland Sold by
Druggists everywhere. may1ieod6ms
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DIED.

In this city, Oct 10, Mrs Grace, wife Of John De
WOLFE aged SO years months. M ~ j. flll
In Hollis, Oct 10, Mrs Sarah P, wife OF Marshall
Lowell, aged % years months.
= In York, Oct 49, Josiah Thompson, Esq, aged II.
= m Sanford, Oct 8, Mrs Atoy Jane, wife Of John
Tibbetts, aged SO years. IN "a si,il' .al.iarl l8
In China, Oct 4, Mr. John A Hussey, aged 90 years
40 months. ~ ~ Ut N3
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WHY nor USE THE BEsr.

aSovertwenty years. increasing demand has estab-
ished the faet that athews', Venetian Hair Dye y
the bessla the world 1t is the cheapest, the most
reliable, and most convenient Complete in one bot
tie Does no. require any previous preparation OF the
hair. No trouble. escrock or strain. "l1oes not
rub of or make the hair appear dusty and dead, but
imparts to il new life and 1ustrc Produces beant
full black or brown, as preferred. A child can apply
ly it. Always give satisfaction. Only rs cents per
bottle Sold everywhere, A, I. MATHEWS, Manu-
factarer, MY. = .5sfi5
DEMAs BARNES s Co., New York, cwholesal
Agents, mayl2eod1y
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN srEAMERs.
MARIN e N EWS
'vgeoRT OF PORTLAND.


~ Thnrsaay, October GO.
mis- 8 q ARRIVED. s-,r r--...r =.
q STEAMER Rescue, Parkman, New York. n--- Z.
steamer Montreal, Liscomb, Boston,
a Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester. Boston ,or
Eastport and st John NIB. SWlI-7 - = 'o 1 A'A
Sch Gypsy, tBrl Begea, st John Mr..
Sch Phenix (Br) Shaw, st John M
Sch Sarah Harris, Sanborn. Machias
Sch Gommodore. Clark, Ellsworth
Sch PRESIDENT Washington. Howard. Batb- rr
Sch Eimaral, Siders, Defnariscotfa'' r-'-'' ,
sen Roliy, Dodge, Calais tor Boston.
Z, SSi lehha, LOOK, Addison for Roston
Schs ~ 1s! q Nancy, Billings Bangor for Boston.
g0r for Boston - NAVoe' NAnuAn, BAN
S al LLnena, Linnell, Bangor for Danvers.
0A Ausanee, Currier, Bangor for NcWburyport.
5bs,A CLEARED. st@s ~ F--
son. - = oaAuei@s-A Il Rod
zen; yolga, fBr) Gillespie. HiIsboro NB-master.
NS SSn Lucy Ames' Verrill, Philadelphia Orlando
IN. 10. ~ FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
GkEEN's LANDING, Oct 20 AR, sch Victory,
Sid, sch Polly, Dodge, Calais for Boston.
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MRS. .WINSLOw9B

n II M RS. ,WlINSLOW, J I9NI
Ian EXPERIENCED, NURSE and Female Ply
sieian, presents Is Che attention Of Mothers her
& sa 5saai 3 othfngao Syrup, siss
F D IR 5aaic q HE DIRE TEETHINGs
which greatly facilitates the process Of Teethig
sofeniAg he gums reducing ali iniammations, win
alIay all PAIN and spasmodie action, and is
I,uwsURE no REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon ii, h,Ols4s Ii wal give rest 10 your
/ selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH 10 YOUR INFANTS.
We have pubnp andsSIa this article for over thirty
years, and CON say in confidence and TRUTH OF it
medicine-Necer has it failed single instrRce to
eject cure, when timely used. Never did we know
on iRcs of diysas one who used It,
pgnedical Sirsae5 ,Hfs speak itliis matter
and pledge r he S what
we here declare In almost every instance where the
inlant y suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
Will be ioundfn fifteen ninAses ater the syruPis adj
Fall Directions forusingwin accompany each bot
tile None genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS
A&PERKES5. New York, is on the outside wrapper
Sqldsby all Druggists throughout the world. ~
"a Price only IS Cents per Bottle.
juneasnd&Fem lWI fghT q a
-
Halls Vegetable Sisilian Hair Rcuew-.
err proved itself To be the most perfect prepara-
tipp, the hair ever offered to the public 10.
hWItisa vegetable compound, and contains no inju-
rious propertie ~!atSFef. - mix
lAIT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR.To IT'S ORIG
INAL COLOR. @@sVVcssA sSfstS
q It vii tkeep the hairiiom AllihgoutIW bus eJul
ftcieahses the scalp and makes the hair-soft lus-
trous and silkeh. - VI ~ ~
lisa splendid hair dressing. ~ s4ogsstt, III
0No persen, old ervyoung, should fail to use IT, a,
| 1T IS RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY .l'91
~ Ask for Halls sicilian Hair REVIEWER and
take No other. ..euAcx S&i..o,s.,sS IL
+ g!sri sdT H. L. HALL q tO.s
s9iitgerp Nashua, n H., PropFietors.
s'R. F.Phalips 4 Co, ygaolesats Aoenss. "a
| SsNSsE -.l.ad ,Ana auglosndswcm q
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PASSENGERS.

In steamer China, from Boston for LiverpooI-Jas
g King, of Lewiston. no. aj SlN 80
yInthe barsue Acacia; at Boston for Port spain-v
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MARRIED.

In this city Oct Is, by Rev j E Walton, Edward
Scott Merrill and Miss Lueie A. youngest daug tor
of Hon Joshua HeTrick all OF Portland. mo cards.
In Winterport, Oct "A, Horace w Phinney and Mrs
Elizabeth L Colson. A'.i4 t'stA hltl Wv
In Monroe, Arson Kendall and Julia W arner,
both of jackson. h,-sflfrg "a ssetolfl eli ~ II
In IslesbOrO, Oct 8, Joseph A Sprague and Lucenla
D Coombs. 1's Afe''
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nYw when their delusi8n is passing of, and
they fqa That And ewl Johnson is true to hu
manly true to freedom, true to the country,
anidstFue to the principIss-upon, and the party
By Which ] e was elected, they begin II grow
cotd' and aaeAsEidshtIy trying 10 clsaase them
serves OF the filth in which, like Mr.. White
neids jealous colored friend, they feel that
they hayeToIlcd for nothing.
tAARs2LpiI, tha son of David, was noted for
ms beautiful and luxurious Hair. 1t is sup
posed that nc was possessed Of the secret Of
Fease's Y eSetable Hair Remover, sold by CrOs-
man & Co. - ? - "a i = y
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.o S,..,.. Thu GIT gHII1I s lI.agIRI:

Is WARRANTED to do all that is claimed for it. Win
restorsthe Grayest Heads to- their original color,
Nhether Black brown Seares all eruptioss of the
Scale, frees it from dandrui, keeps the head COOL the
hair moist and glossy. Its perfume cannot be
passed by any preparation in the market. Try it.
per bottle; sol9by an druggists ~ : : -
Y w. +. PHILLIPS 8 CO., Agents for Portland,
Nee ~ M q ~ oe6sN6w
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PoRTLAND&PENoBSCOTR IVEF
FALL ARRANGEMENT

ilg y. FALL ARRANGEMENT
On and after Monday, Oct. 30lb,
IN d. the new and fast going Steamer
a 1fNkN\ "REGULATOR,'' Capt. " Il.
&C., MOVER, viii leave Railroad Wharf,
foot Of Estate Street, Portland, every
MONDAY and FRIDAY Evening, at 10 o'clock, connect
ing with the P N train from Boston.
Returning will leave Bangor every MONDAY and
THURSDAY Morning a O'Clock, touching at Rock
land, Camden, Belfast, Searsport BuekspOrt, Winter
port and Ramden, both wayF.
Passengers ticketed through on tie Boston, Maine.
and Eastern Raj road at the Depots in ton, Salem
lynn and Eawreneo.
For Freight or Passage apply to -Al
a. SOMEKBY. Agent,
At Office on the Wharf
Portland, oet27th, 1s65.-dtf
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IMPORTS.

q, ST JOHN NIB. SCH Gipsyzsi7o sugar box shocks,
TO N Miller.
i Sch Phenix-s4. 9eO fl boards, N Miller.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,S.7


LOOK, LOOK go.
SEND ME ONE DOLLAR, by mail, and 1 win
sena you any one q r1ese Gcld-Plated Articles:--
ct Tor pictures, jet Hoops Set Of Ladies Jewel
~, Gold Ring, Gents Chain Pin, Gents Anchor Pin,
Plated Pen-Holder, Pen and Pencil.
Address
Oct 27--sNd4w* Ror'1a2
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J4Unsolicitsd Testimony I

oasFdFU nscli cited EsestimOny.s EIrr
ys@l- i'o = PORTLAND, Me-, July %, 1865.
To 1kessrS. Bufieigd s. Notwithstanding been troub
Id with my Kidneys for some two years past and
having tried a great many patent medicines to no
purpose; j was induced to try SM0I4ANDER'S COM
RODND EXTRACT or BUCKU, and, after using
too bottles ok have found il what it is represent
ed to be in every respect benedctor to those roub-
led with WEAK BACK or KIDNEY COMPLAINTS, and
wend cheeriully commend it to the public. -
- - - 50 JOHN l.. DOW, Insurance Agent.
smolander's Bueku is for sale by all Apothecaries.
rrl'' one apl1rIlEl b Ya. u l1MS'l SA "f A
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N Wanted.
A FEW smart enterrrising Boys to sell Fancy
"A Toys s3 10 S. day can be made:
Inquire at Room 3, No. 80 Exchange ST.
oct 27--d3te
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1eilaqas 70 eaw iIe LISA ata !.
.ssissa Z
81 hs9ausu63q 81 u .vAarA q
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A FARM FOR SALE |
Or EcchangefOr CITY Property;

ra - an EOE OGACs
rNOwN and County rights for sale in a light fancy
i manufacturing business One Of the best things
IA the market. Small ca ital required.
Inquire at Room No. 80 ExchangeSt.
IOct2s-du
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----..l SPOKEN.
Sept 90 lat 10 IS, lon 495 barque William, &c days
hom Liverpool for New Orleans.
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