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DRFsBYTERY OF KEoKUK.-

EOR SALE-A Brick Cottage con-
l tanning rooms cellar, csterr &c lot well I'M.
proved with fruit trees Price Stsr Title perfect Ay
ply To E WILLIAM fklck
mchi4-d1m Cor 9th ami Ifiona-au Sire~s~
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CIrY BOOK STORE!
Removed TO No. 0G.

The CITY RooS Store long established at No So Main
street removed % the recently occupied y Yates
Murphy, next door to Messrs. Cox Shtli-y's Dry
Goods House. imch22l ] oGbrN
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nd, In cer that At any time durinx the trial th,
paper NAV be introduced. ~
The vitnes, testified that On .rrivtns Al Ne, yort
with MI. tracy, one OF the delseAtes tNev applied to
MfJo-iene al D1 ioi usnspoItatiop 10 " ssl reton,
but veie reused.
Colonel Ch pnan said ths oriv p-,e,,csb,. ,o,p,
vas that Wineer and Wrz msae ,aorts lesd,ns 10
the coming u q mission TO w,shinr on Wb,t The
NJ scion yid had uothing TO do With thi. case, or
~he her the eovtfnu eut rirh' o. wrong
MAJOR General ThomA. iemaikoI Counsel tnev
our government would not EXCHANGE pftsonsfs o lille
tho t0hel covcruincug refused 10 tecuenIzs coor,d
y isOncrs Ne solricn and murdered them
hir. Bsker sad no wanted to shov that winder and
WIZ wer0 NO gu lty ot conspiracy.
Mr. Baker offered In evidence COW Of the proceed.
mas and sentence OF tue court martial shich trioi
We , raiders aud which vv approved by General
hr Chipmsn objected, and the objection vn su,-
tained hv Tie Court.
Colonel h'aman said the sosernrcn, here rested
iu claim IA We prOccution Of the pr-.ner He wished
eiste name They proposed to let Ihe counsel for
the prisoner mako out an AFFIDAVIT as W what they
eonld have proved by those whom they wanted 70 -
suhpruaed. The Court Of course, could judge Of its
prOpIioy or telsyAucy. These femarks were under
stood TO refer TO Generals Lee, job usion cobb aud
other..
Mr.. Rskcr said whstever hsd pss.ed let II So 50
far az there had been anything of = personal nature
he would uo, hero outode, ever refer to Il. The
Judge Advocate had personally treated him uith
kndnee although be had troatsd the cass Of the de.
fendant roughly.
The CouI said both side. now restsd.
Mt IL tkrr said he must ask for two veeki time 10
Inc Court after being cleared for deliherstion, In
tofmed hr. BAKER that they had decided W ave him
t'si'e day., or anita ,he .bth in
Nj. Baker vas not sAtistcd lo wanted tvo weeks /;
he could not accept that time.
Co'ouei thtpmtn, on hcipg asked What time ho
wanted said until next W edneeday. II the counsel
you'd no. arspe at All he would endoa'or to cover all
The Court then adjourned till reIt "wednesday.
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TRIAL or EMERSON EruERIDGR.
PIcn OF tho Accused

Cairo. OF. 1.-THE Court br tlc ui,l Of Emer,on
EheFidse, nor in session at Columbus, Kentucky.
Edhsrideo stated he had no objection to any member
Of the Court and vishcd to act a. his counsel.
lie asked the Court grant him timo ~ all his own
plea against jurisdiction, &c.
Cdno, IH., oct 4.-On the seeond day Of the tris
OF Emerson ktheridse, the accused, Who had been
permitted TO plead his case, read plea DENYING
the jurisdiction Of the Commission, which the Court
overfulod Upon which Ethordgs Tiled an exception
" the ruling lilo thcn plead not guilty 10 all tho
chArgts ana spechcations except tho second spcci-
ca ion and second charge 10 which he plead Euilty,
and the Court allowed him to init oduce
the whole lCtter from which tho extract
un made Ihla letter IL known "a tho
" Dresden letter" dated June 2sth, IN which ho
maze the dcclaation that IeLneisrs had no Law but
iotee, aud no ,emhlHnce to civil government state
or Federal but an uHuipatiUn rniOtoed by the bay
onets Of negrOes. Aiter some evidence he prose-
cutiOn the accused Presented the Court with n writ
ten statement which admits all the iaots in the hTu
charge, uaiey, tho sucOu snt OF rCslstAIcs w
tie eniorcemsnt of the laws.
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General Intelligence.
lBy haa to The Nss York SUM-

RESTs are falling IN Richmond, Va. Tho sDotts-
wool Hotel has bsen reduced from SG,OOO TO s9, 900
year.
AsoruEa earthquake in sAhtA Clara Valley, Cal.
lats "eek, Is described being quite as SCI Gro as
tho one oi Sunday, a woet ago.
JoHS snErHEHD, formerly . corporal In the 18th
United States coored regiment was hung a. Camp
hAinlIton, Virginia, on Friday, for outr.ggs goa
rnn burning Of q bridge At Stamford, Coun, de.
NJsa shS NAL uAin from how York sR RsiuTdsy
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RELICIOI INTELLIGENCE.
RpIscopal Ninth Day.

Philadelphia, Oct. Ii.-At the Episcopal Conven-
uon this morning, ue Hon. Horace Binney intro
duced the following:
Received, That this house, In most cordially rom
curing It la, done, IN the resolu lion OF the House
OF Bishops appointing day OF THANKSGIVING for the
return Of peace tO the country aud unity 10 the
Church, most respectfully expresses 10 the HOUSE OF
Bishops It, mos eimest desire that In tho RELIGIOUS
services 20 ho 1pIDinted Tor tho day, opec a thAnIs
b. offered 10 Almighty God Tor the re-e.tablishmen nt
Of the national authority over our whole country and
for he removal Of that great occasion Of nation dis
,ension and estrsngmeat " which our late troubles
we're due.
judge Chambers moved to lay the resolution on
the table
Mr.. Kinney said these we're truths 10 which no Mt
toTancu. had yot been given. Mr. Binney vas loudly
.Dr GOODWIN asked Il the question had been taken
II II had, ho called Tor it, confederation.
JudTe Brittle Of North Carolina, moved 10 lay the
moiion 10 reconsider on the table.
Mr.. Cummins rOao TO question OF privilege, but
vas n0inilY called 10 order.
Hon M. Brunot tired to ask question, but was
al-o nOlsily interrupted,
The yeGs aud naya hsvins been called for, vere
taken, the question being on the motion TO lay tho
motion TO reconsider on the table, tie effect Of the
pitshee Of which would be W prevent the question
being taken again during the OF the pres
ent convention The result Of the vote by tho do
ce'e' uas es follows -Cericl, ~ ayes. noes Lay
IL ayes, noes.
A message from the nou,e Of B,hop, was received,
hIing New lorh ,he place tor tho next mcegng OF
the triennial convention, vitn the coHeun ence Of
the lower hOuse.
The Convention theh proceeded TO the eonsiders-
tion Of ho military canon, which led TO . lengthy
discussion.
Fhiladeiphil, Oct l4.-riiteen hundred copies Of
Bishop stevens' sermon the conservation Of Bi,h-
op QuinArd were ordered u be printed. Ths couvsn
ton then adjourned.
Presbyterian synod OF entuchy.
LoulsvilLe, NJ, oct. 1.-THE Presbyterian Synod
OF Kentucky hLa been In session three days. No
action has been taken on any proposition as yet The
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louisiana.
Working OF tho Frsedmen's Bsreau-Ex-
Nobel Voter ~ Sass O-i----~'

Working OF tho Freedmen's Hrrcnu-Er
Nobel Voter - >ass n~i----s'
Ers OrlsGns, Oct. I4.-Mr. Watterson, tho special
agent OF the Government, sont 10 inquire into the
condition OF Southern affairs ieft yesterday after
noon afler short stay. II Is understood that bis
opinion OF tho Freedmeu's Buroau 10 that IA u an
unnecessary burden 10 tho Government.
The Provost Marshal Ia, ordered an inspection of
thc city registered votes With Wow TO strike from
the rolls the names OF certain portion charged
with Of disoyalty sntcoodent To tho Presidents
,mnety proclamation and of those who In 1863 rers-
tered themselves enemies ofthe United States Thi,
would strike OF hith Of the registered Of The
city. Gov wollos protests asalnu this as an inter
ference with an established State Law. II tho
Provost Marshal persists Gov. weles will ,ppeAl to
de President
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Marine Disasters.

Boston, oct. lS.-The schooner Joseph Fish. Of st.
Georso from Philadelphis with iIcO bbl, petroleum
oil, vas run into by the bark sehmvl, from New Or
leans, vhnc at anchor in Nantucket Road, thi,
morning. She Immediately took Gre nv the over
turning u the stove, and totally de.troyod. The
a half Of water in the hold.
Trordr,1 Oc, l5.-The brio Humboldt Of ruch.-
port from Bangor for NeWpor went ashore last nrht
tvomics east Of BreniOu's Reef and went TO pieces
this morning The crtw ve.e saved. Fart Of her
carF0 Of lumber will 10 secured
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Pr'd.v) the marks, 10 huoysnt and has advanced I'd
biddlins American f4Ad.
1RApE REPoRr.-1hs sdviees from Manchester are
favorable. The nsrtet is finn and price, are sin
advanced. Bresdstufs sre gu eLsnd Pro, isons hrn
London. Oct. 6.-Cossots for money s,A4 = ..
Eus shares 90. United States Five Twent,s 6gsa
~ The Bank Of Franco hss advanced iu rate OF DIS
count from 10 per rent.
LoSDoS NoNTI MARKgr-The advance Of tho
Bank rate 10 per cent the ynd and TO ? p'r cent
the 5th instant II 10 said 10 be OWING 10 the rteat
demand for discount In consequence Of tpecuNtons
In produce and the decrease Ia the Bans reserves
which ars a. low A. when money vas yer cent.
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Ldrcd't'r. Pa. Oct l5-The following is q list Of
the Killed BY the accident ye,lerisy, on the
Pennsylvania. Railroad, nssr this place;
Mrs Perr, wife Of Jams, +. Barr, Of pittshnrr;
sarah Milcf, OF New Cumberland, Ia Col, Butler
and wife OF Loviton, Pa; W. H. Butor clerk IN she
surveyor Generals Othco Of ltuuHviyuuia; MIS-.
IreitA, or GettA, of MiWAutis; one lady unEnouu,
tvo girls, lO and 10 years old unknosu.
The bodies Of tAose identified have been sent home
to their friends.
THIRD DIsPATCH.
! Philadelphia, Oct. IA dispatch from Lin'a'ier
gives the following explanation OF the cause Of 'he
/ railroad accident yesterday;
Yesterday afternoon as the dAy express train going
Fast on tho rennsyivsnis n ilrosl wl' Nt'ln our
miles of this cty All axle Of the third pas'nteI ~
broke, part OF which struck the lOt.um ui lAo cL
near the front end, and tore out part OF lut No'l"
pr,clpltating the occupants Of three seas on e.th
| ride TO the ground and they were run over ~ Tue
Mrs Ann u. Barr, killed, va, tho vito OF Hon. Ja,
L. barr, o Pittsburgh, Surveyor Genera oi ieHu'''-
| yanlA. ,--.- NJ,
Col. WIN Baker, killed, was whi'tey Inspector at
IhIee children, who we're With nis Ge'ta, state
that their iather died In the South tnd lnN 'uty
their way 10 vi-it an aunt ~ fh'l'Ie'
wLOee name they did lot knou ,. L.,
Three irIua q. "a motlcr aud two dauFhi'rsl dead
supposed 10 be recently from CaliioTpia nave hol
yet been recOl nizCd. One OF he glllt hIpa' !" W
alOut fifteen ytafs old, the ether hDOll A'".' -. -,
All OF lhe bod .es, except those Of MI ,lt'A ana
three children who have not been ldeutIou nANt
betn sent TO their relatives. he olAeIs hAo peel
tenpOrurily deposited in TeceiVlhs Nhull, ,.
Othcers OF the company appear 70 haNo b''u w
Temitting in their etiorts ~ IeAtFe we " oNhueu
and in CudosyoTIng to Identity the aeaA ne so!i u
| tor Of the COMPANY has Alho been ? puiHentB a~'N'
helpng 70 identity the unioItuna'e se-d
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From California.
Shocking Disaster

San Francisco, oct. l3,-Tho steamer "o'emue
burnt her boiler at Riovesta, on her do'n"s'd mp
f1om Sacramento last night. The up;e- "orA' io'-
ward were completely wrecked. Thirteen person.
are known 70 be killed, forty or fifty wounded and
s,hsu are nisslng. AnsRS ths killed Hs v n
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Myers, J. NJ Fallen, william II. Stephenson, Mr.
Mejor and Mr.. washburn, actors or sitache, Of Ms
euires Theatre; Decker. the Central Pacific Rail-
road Sutherland, Of the British North American
Bank; q. W. sea'on, State sens,or from Amsdor
county Charles Lew Ia Smith and wm. Rogers.
SECOND DISPATCH.
san Fr1nci'eo, oct. 1.-THE loss fife by the e1-
poson Of tho boiler Of the steamer Gosemite Prove,
greater than at fret reported. Twenty-Five white.
and thirty-tvo Cinnamon were Killed and thirt, two
whites sounded. Some additional name. OF the
killed are james H. Barnes, Of New Hsmpshire ;
Henry NJ Dakln, Of New York Louis Lille, he has
sbrothcr in wisconsin C. G. jacks Of San Fran
cisco q. l.. Smith, OF Boeton.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
PENNSYLVANIA.

Th,iod,ip phta, Oct. i5.-Mr. John Cessns, Chair
mAl Of The Union Central Committee, furnishes the
following Information 10 the Associated Pres:
Tie result Of tho late election In Pennsylvania
hss not been correctly reported. Forty-tvo counties
official overcome the majority Of 1868, and leave
the nion candidates a clear majority Of II oOo. The
reported maiorues IN the balance Of tho State, 20
oounte es, givc fron $500 to 1000 Union majority
Tho majority the home vote will certainly eI-
coed that o. President Lincoln on the home and
army vote by several thoussni The Union party
viii have two-tlirds Of both bgAnche, Of the Loglsa-
ture. The Union party gains in 3S OF ~ counties
oGieially returned
Iowa.
D'snoines, To,ed, OF. 1.-The msiority for Gov
Stone Who boldly advocated negro suffrage, will be
f.;oen thoufand. The balance Of the Republican
ticket is elected hv nearly twenty thousand majority
North Carolina.
Rsi,,oh, oct. tb,-The Convention yesterday con-
tiuued the discussion OF the state debt though the
question vas Thought 10 have been disposed Of on
the previous day. resolution vas passed request
ing the PRECEDENT to remove all negro troop. from
the State. The Convention will be in session some
dsysyoL
virginia.
tC0rrespondsnoe oC the Sunl
Fort'e's honrcs, oct. 10 The elections In Norfolk
end Portsmouth paisod OF quietly yesterday. The
veto small. l.. II. Chandler. for Congress, leads
with handsome majority. Aossr,. Hurst and Lang
iutne vera .ise tel 10 the Hou.s Deleg.ies from
Portsmouth, Va. Chsudlers majority In Petersburg
{, over 100 But little opposition shown to alter
iur the ID article Of tie Constitution permitting
Confederate officers to become eligible 10 Office in tho
state.
Richmond, Ia, Oct. i5.-So additional returns
from tho 9th and sth district, have been received
John II. BALDWIN, cN-mon'ber ~ the Coniclorsic
Congress, has been elected 10 the 'uio Of Delegates
for AucustA C.antV
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RAILROAD MURDERS.
4 Smnnh.np IN Penn,ylNnpla.

Harrisburg, Pa, Oct. l4.-An accident happened
To tho day express tram gons east hc.ween here
end Lane caster, this Afternoon. Four cas- were
thrown fom the track. Eight por,o.s were Killed.
and two slightly injured. The accident wa, caused
by broken rail,
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MISCELLANY! Z
A BuoksHs Story.

The Columbus (Ohio} Journal tells queer
story about a. married couple In that place.
The husband is q tyrant. One evening during
a recent severe storm his wife was out visiting
a neighbor; and when she applied for admis-
sion on her return, her husband pretended not
to know her. She threatened to jump into the
well ii he did not open the door. Having no
idea that she would do SO, be obstinateiy re-
fused TO recognize her; SO she took log,
plunged it into the well, and simultaneously
with the splash it made she placed herself BY
the side OF the door; as sooH as her husband
darted out in his night-clothes she darted In
locked the door and declared that she did not
kno,o him! She frozshim till he was penitent,
and then let him 10 Al the reader doubts the
story, we can't help It. 49, -
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EOUR Ohlces single or in suites, ever Stores Noe.
Il lb2 and l54 Exchange Street, opposite the Inter-
national House. Apply on the premises to 9ni1-I
jy4 dit .s1if7 7a71o l59i u A, L. BROWN i5
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WHITE PINE eoMfouSD FoR DIABETES. I,


view hampsnlle.
For sixteen years or more have suffered much at in
tervals. om what At rst was called kidney complaints
but ago last December FELL SICK, and my attend
ing physicians pronounced my disease Diabetes. The
prostratiou Of my system was SO great, and Of 30
long continuance that neither reatses neghbors nor
physicians expected that could possibly live through
the spring The same was my own opinion
with DR. JW Poland fell inclined 70 test the value Of
his White Pine Compound - the article was hisny
recommended for inflammation Of the Kidneys bottle
of it was proeured and afer commencing its
use began to amend my strength gradually returned
the severe pains snosaea and m tns 1s was anls 70
white Pine Compound under Vod has been OF
my recovery thus far 5il4 5lll aa1t e15l.po linaaJ
To Say that ever expect % have perfect health
10 ont Of the question at my age bA hut this will
says that while use the Compound my health IS very
comfortable When have use the severe
pains have returned and al me asaseeaele . mptoms
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EIixlrr
elixir
~ DIR. wRIGHTs
aREJUvENATING ELIXIRl
rig o. or. EssENcE OF LIFE. loflla,

PRsrA EzD PEoM PURE vxsxrABrx ExrRAorsr
u lqadIau Jedf nu-rridl n1.f.ierf 'efIf pa.
# CONTAINING NorHINe INJURIOUS TO THE
.9Aa MOST DEIIoATs. ,idna lasl ieeuii
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U. S.ocMarshal,s Notice.
Un1rED STATES OF AMERICA,

a DIsrRIoros MAINE, ss.5s 3 llfv asa 4df 70 ssss
DURSUANT to Monitidns from the Hon sAshur
LIZ Ware, Judge of the United States District
Court, for the District of Maine hereby give
public notice that the following Labels and Informa-
lions have been filed in said Court. Wis
\ A. LiheL Against FouR1 BARRELs OF MOL ssxs
seized by the Collector Of tae District Of portland
and Falm 2uth, on the hf eenth day of November
last past at Portland in said District ~ X
4 Libel against ONE TauNK contasnino foe Car.
rage Harnesses seized by the collector # the Dis
trict of Portland and Falmouth on the twenty min III
dsy Of November last past at Portland in said Dis
A, Libel against THIrRT SSrwo HuSDRED Cleans
seized by the Collector Of the District Of Portland
last It. At Portland in said District ~ r
\ IA. a t ttost azaipst THEHs BARRELs or MoLAsans
cya 0sS P ~ os " 4 RyS sszsd
Ont h y fogrth day pf Jsnua5y instan At
A libel against ELEVEN rHousA ND, yss III NM 1
DRED eIaARs; Two HUNDRED TWENTY P6UNps ~
lGUNPowDER; OEE HUNDRED sixty FIVE PoUkDs
OF SUGAR; EfGHr BARRELS OF MoLAssss, ONE
District of Portland and Falmouth on the seventh eIS
An IqJormatson against THiR rasn 7orEsTs s' on
c1as, on tenth Day q Dscsbsr last p a. ma a.
Mschias IN said District geEi,,s s4da,oe gfss -
An I,vor1lqtioll agaInst FIVE EIe ara fcAsKs
HALE BzRaEL or WlHEs THRKE BARRELS OF on.
SPtRITs eezed by the Collector of the District 81
Portland and Falmouth, at Portland in said DISTRICT
on the seventh day of January instant.
An Information against ONE HORSE, ONE Pune
SLEIGH; ONE RoBE. ONE .HoRsE-BLANKE. ONE
HARNESS; ONE HALTER; Ten BoTFLEs OF BRAN
DY. and ONE KEe VI SPIRITs.s seized by the Col
leotor Of the District of Portland and Falmouth Al
Portland in said DISTRICT on the fourteenth day Of
January Instant ttI1R1eI
4 Libel against Two BARRELS AND SIX BAGS or
SusAR, seized by the Collector of the strict Of
Portland and Falmouth on the sixteenth day of
Januar Instant at Portland. in said District Z Isl
Which seizures were for breachee Oft the lave al
the United States. Ia particularly set forth
insaid Libels and Inf0rmations; that hearing and
trial will be had thereon at Portland In said DISTRICT
On the Frst Tuesday sQf February sseet where any
persons interested therein, may appear and show
cause II any can be shown, wherefore The sans
should not be decreed forfeit and disposed acc rd
ing to law. sS3AsNb
Dated ct Portland this twenty fourth day Of Je,,
uary a d. 1855. Il ~ 7ghf n.lli9a 9IG 20 >
. saoio,Q 6 81 'bay 81 It. A. QUiNBY. - B5H4ao
l4djan24 ~ U. g. Deputy Marshal, Dist. Of " aira
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MIDDLE AGED MEN /.

There are many men At the age ofthirty who are
troubled with too ffeqncnt excavations from tho
bladder, often accompanied By slight smarting or
burning sensation, and weakening the system In
manner the patient cannot account for. On examin-
ing urinary deposits ropy sediment viii often be
found and sometimes small particles of semen or
albumen viii appear. or the color will be ofa thin
nikish hue, again changingto dark and turbid
appearence.l There are many men who Iiie ofthi1
difficulty, ignorant Of the cause. which Is the ...
I can warrant perfect cure in such cases, and .
tul and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs.
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can 40 SOB wftting IN plain manner description
be forwarded immediately
An correspondence stfictly confidential and win
Address, DIR. J. B. HUGHES, alilAlsuI
5l Moss. Temple St., icornet Of Middlsl Portland.
~ Send Stamp tor circular, ,,.. -, ,.. .-.-.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

A NY one may obtain infornaatjIn in regard 70
~ frie9ds supposed to be in hospitals at or near
W s ssniinf Ton py addressing 5ssi is q ~ =
be3inU sdi 70 AesET lid. RELIsV DEPT a4ao
Uy 8. Ur'stidn Conn.,. Washingson, D, G.
Any Inquiries regarding friends at or nea, c,,v
Sa.. nay % addressed SIN adT,4s
IL c'HouaHFoN, Agent, Ind. Keller Dept.
Ni@ f'9sU:S. ehristian 6orn., CITY Point. "a.
reeted ss above. =. THOs n ssTY = y Tafaes ~
..s..a. Chai rsssn Asrss Com., r. =. Nc. a.
FSSrN1 bin a3Inst
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Dyeing a Man Blns.

A Vienna Journal relates drolt story. A
young man who was paying assiduous court
to the wife of dyer had the misfortune to DC
caught by the enraged husband, who caifed
his workmsn about him, and without any ceg-
emony, the gallant SO gay was plunged into a
cauldron prepared for imparting . true blue
color to various fabrics In second the IN
fortunate youth had acquired such tint that
he dare not appear in public His friends inn
plored the dyer to restore the poor fellow to
his natural hue; but the pitiless zansWer was;
ut is impossible. He Is ola beautiful color,
and all can do for him is to change him to a
green or yioletn lsl gsn isI lslslabsW ~ 4
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T.C. LOMBAllD. J.. C.. GORE, JR. 3
]. A. MENDUM, Formerly Of the Eagle Bank.
iHsimoa e .~5l 81 ba bmls saw SIM %
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state of Maine.

CUMBERLAND S.
At the supreme Judicial Court begun aodh.,s..
401ianQ within and for said County Of C,nrnS -
Domn 1866. ammo
Upon the foregoing libel Ordered That the bellapt
there's. appear before the Justices OF our snnrc
Judicial Court to be holden at Portland, within and
for the County Of Cumberland, ON the third Tuesday
libel and this order thereon, three weeks success
lively insthe Maine State Press, weekly newspaper
printed in Portland in the county Of Cumberland
the sitting of said court, that she may then and
there in our said Court appear, and shew cause If
any abe has, whyth prayer of said bellant should
~ Attest; 'gsib ID. w. FEsSENDEN, Clerk
True copy of the Libel and orde- Of the Court
.4MSw -Attest:-=D, W. .FESsEEDEN. Clerk.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-01
FROM BE. AIKEN. s,ro,....

= GOFFBfOWN, March IA, I66U.
aDR PeLAND.I wish 10 bear testimony 10 the value of
your white PiSse Compound You will remember how
feeble was at the time called you In July last. My
chief complaint was tnfaHsdtioB Of the Kidneys. In
addition 70 other disagreable symptoms suffered dread
fully from severe pain.-fpu sold me bottle Of the
White Pine Compound, and before had taken two
thirds Of the contents Of bottle my pain had all lst
me- Though have been afflicted with that complaint
long time, have not hada return Of Il since and have