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ET- The st. Louis Democrat says bilious
intermittentand remittent fevers prevail more
extensively this season, in Illinois, than at any
time for the past twenty years. In the south
ern portion the courts have been obliged to ad-
journ-jurors, witnesses and EtiSants being az
able to attend. The central portion OF the
State is suffering severely, but not to the same
extent"
ESY- Georgia has simply repealed her ordi-
nanees of secession and Of adoption of the reb-
81 constitution, instead of declaring all rebel
action bv her Convention and Legislature null
and void This not only leaves the rebel debt
of the State still binding upon the people, but
is a recognition, are-afirmation of the right of
secession. An act that may be set aside by
simple repeal, may be re-enaeted.
BsY- The title to the celebrated "Pit-Hole.
property is in dispute. 1t rests on an old In
dian title, itself detective
B3~ Senator Paterson and wife, daughter of
President johnson, are now in Vermont with
their son and the youngest son of the Presi-
dent designing to leave the two boys at school
B@ Chief Justice Chase will soon marry
Miss Wiggin, Of Cincinnati
BB- A Chicago young Lady has just married
q Russian nobleman in London.
20" 1t is said that not case of yellow fever
has yet appeared in New Orleans. SRA
Bz The London underground railroad car
ried 6462,S23 persons in six months.
p The Oregon Statesmen estimates the
overland emigration to that State this year at
10000 nearly al. of whom will settle in the
Willamette Valley.
GB- Secretary McCulloch and the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue have under consid-
Grafton circular regulating trade between the
United States and Canada. The circular will
be issued in day or two.
B8- The colored people of Alabama go
ing to hold a State convention, to meet in the
city of Mobile, on the third Monday of Novem-
Der. f# 4H
Ia General Hiram Walbridge his come
out with an address to the war democrats of
New York, advising them that the Union party
constitute the only true democracy of this
country.
EY- The Legislature Of Vermont has au-
thorized the Vermont Central and Vermont
and Canada Railroad Companies to negotiate
loan of seven hundred thousand dollars on
bonds bearing eight per cent. interest
gzB% A man with nothing better to do has
calculated that the entire amount of the ma
tional debt in silver dollars wonld weigh 125,O00
tons, and that laid side by side the coins would
go four times and a third around the earth.
B8- By an order passed at the last session
of the Ohio Legislature, the soldiers of that
State are to have medals as soon as the design
is decided ON by the next Legislature
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Brig orison Adams Ranlofy e.,
SnG was sn IN with lat % % lon 81 WINS fe 5Sn G
nnnVolhast and Jioboom carried 49,, i' li Ientst
tam anu crew We're taken on by Tr h;9 Inc Gap
The was good brig OF rs IONS oiig Biae Wave
port IN 1904, and owned by Isaac Emsro ue az free
OF Portland. Insured for $4,000 y ana Others
Brig Rio Grande, Lawrence, from PORTLAND -.
ashore at Matanzas in the recent gale ana IT. Went
some damage, but to what extent was MOI , s
tanned. nv ascer-
Slo3p Oren, (of Portlandl Metcah from Bidies,,d
tor Harpsweii, was abandoned off Cape Elizabeth la
INST the crew sewing themselves in their boat The
steam tug Uncle Sam went out after the Olen and
brought her into port.
Ship Spark the Ocean, Treat, before reported at
eiaultus In distress, has been discharged and is
found to be in worse condition than was supposed
ohe IS badly strained and worked. and il is doubtful
about heI-being repaired.
barque Mia 81 Celia, Arnold, from Portland for
Dtehos Ayres put into Pernambuco Sept 18Th, very
auction.
Brig Altayela, Reed, from Philadelphia for Boston,
got ashore in Vineyard Sound 31st and remained
IN inc "a INST when she Games off without injury.
Bargue Ellingwo d, which was abandoned az sea
3is5 ue registered 80 tons, built OF Eastport in
1862, and Ina led from New York
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j. D. GLIDDEN, SO Amesbury Street
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pleasan+ Notice of Portland olorgymen.

E4eaSan' Nobice OF Rortand Clergy men.
The editor of the Machias Union spent
Sabbath in this city, recently, and on his re-
turn home gave long and pleasant account
Of his visit, from which we clip the following.
showing how and where he spent the "holy
time" and his impressions of two of our popu-
lar cIergymen:
sThe last Sabbath but one we spent in
Portland. We attended Church forenoon and
evening at Rev. Mr.. Bolles', Congress Square.
His church edifce is one of the largest in
Maine, fine building both in arrangement
ana style OF architecture, especially the interi-
or, the finish of which presents a pleasing
combination of richness and elegance. 1t will
seat twelve hundred persons. The seats an
peared to be nearly all occupied which is us
ually the case as we are informed. Mr. Bolles
is very successful and popular preacher,
He draws people to him. They like him, like
to hear him preach, like his zeal, his earnest
ness In His Masters cause. His method of
reasoning, his well chosen and thoroughly
clueidated figures of illustration, his plain re-
Dukes OF sinful habits, his touching appeals to
reason and Judgment when impressing upon
his hearers the Importance of living a Chris
tian life based on Christian hope, all done
through the promptings of warm heart and
by an eloquence oflanguage that only few men
control, no wonder that he is beloved or that
he is popular. In the evening Vesper services
held; also lecture. The audience was large.
showing that they are attentive and apprecia-
tive. Afternoon Of the same day we heard
Rev. Mir. Dalton, Episcopal, discourse from
the text, "Our Father" Christ at one time
on being asked by his followers what they
should say when they prayed, repliei-swhsn
you pray, say OUR FATHER" These two
words formed the basis of touching and for
chile sermon.
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The author may be consulted upon any of the dis
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DOMESTIC poRrs.

GALVESTON I'm port 18th ult, brig Mary
thompson oIIl Lampher, hom Bangor, disg.
Rockland.
MoBILE1Ar oath, ships Sorrento, Wilson, and
Onward, Hodge, New York
Ar at Fort Jefferson It'll, barque Rosina. Pearson,
NoRFoLK-Ar slst, sch James Ames, Turner,
BALTIMoRE-Cld 3tst, ship Crest Of The Wave.
Wtood,b9rn, Tor Rotterdam; brig Georgia, Warren,
NEW YoRK-Ar LIST, barque Thomas, Patterson,
Cardenas; schs Melbourne, Marsen, Elizabethport
for Gardinerj Planet, McDormott and Ada AInes,
Marsen. Rockland; Alpine, Pressey, Providence.
Cid LIST, brig Ocean Wave, Barter, Washington;
schs Dyer, Rogers Fernandina; j w Drisko,
Coggins, Boston.
Ar ID, ship Rhine Moore, London; sehs Fsrragut.
Ramsdell, St Andrews NIB; Hannic Westbrook, Lit
tlejohn, Norfolk.
Ar I'd, barque American Eagle, Jameson, Aspin-
wall.
Ar Sd, barque Arletta, colcord, Malaga.
PROViDENGE-Ar I'd, brig Sarah Goodenow,
CID 1st, sch Constitution, strout, New York
Ar2d, brig Gen Banks, Ketclum, Philadelphia;
CID, barque L a Cocilrane, Rice Philadelphia
Sid, brig Frontier, Littleteld, TOR New York.
NEWPORT-Ar %, schs VIM Gregory Aud from
Boston far -Carienas: Ouiekster from Orland Tor
Norfolk; Augusta GetcheI Rockland for York.
BfISTOL-Ar LIST, sch Robin, Hopkins, Elizabeth
FALL RIvER-Cld I'd, brig Angie Curtis, SIer-
rman, Philadelphia.
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 1st sch Pacific, Wass from
Sailed, barques Dency, Zotoff,; briss NJ Wheeler,
q w Chase, W A Dresser, Hattie Blsho ,Avondale
and Nigretta; schs Ida Wheeler, Mail Helen Me-
Leod, VIM Gregory, Ocean Traveller, Nancy r Hea-
gan, Nicola, Surt Challenge, Agenoria Arthemius,
Brilliant, DR. Kane, Franconia, Isis.
NEW BEDFOltD-Sld I'd, schs Ada Frances, Per-
kins, and Rosannah Rose, Burgess, New York.
BOSTON-Ar I'd, brig Robert Wing, Strickland,
Goree, Africa; sch Convoy, Merrill, New York.
Cld2 I'd, brig Neponset Tracey, Philadelphia; schs
Billow, Flye, Biuehin; W P Richie, Freethy, for
Brookln, Me.
Ar Sd, brigs NJ Tinker, Bernard, FIN Baltimore;
Surf, Stinson do; w Dresser Hatch, Philadelphia;
sch Franconia, Holt Jersey City.
Below-brgs Geo w Chase, Dunning, from Balt-
more; Altavela, Reed, from Philadelphia.
Cid Sd, schs Alkaline, Ryan, Belfast; Sea Breeze,
| Coernbs, Bucksport; Convoy, Merrill, RocklGnd.
| SALEM-Ar LIST, schs John Adams, Spofford, New
York; Quckstep, Richardson, I'm Orand for Boston
| Augusta, Getchell, Rockland for New York; Thos
| Bartlett Durham, Bowdonham.
NEWBURYPORT-Sld LIST, schs Banner, Alley,
Calais; Victory, Harris, and r j Cummings, Hanna,
do; Duroc, Hodsdon, Philadelphia.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 31st, barque Andes, Dalling,
Philadelphia brig Catharine Rogers Yeaton, from
Georgetown DC; scbs Caroline Grant, Pressey, from
Philadelphia; + A Bailey, Crosby, New York.
| Ar LIST inst, schs Clifford, Shute I'm New York !;
| Flora King. Cook Providence.
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Newspaper Enlargement.

, The New York EDeaiRg Post now comes to
US greatly enlarged, having an additional col
umn on each page. The publishers announce
That this change has been demanded by the
great pressure upon their columns of adyertis-
ing matter. The paper is now one of the
-~,se't as wen as one of the very best publish
, - N inc country. For half century it has
Oeen 'ne earnest fearless, Independent advo-
ca'e Oh genuine democratic republican princi.
PIES @iinlng always to throw the weight Of
us powerful influence on the side Of Trntb
Oh ffeeaon and Of Humanity. It's veteran
editor the beloved poet Bryant, is still as via-
orous in mind and body, as most men wboso
years are less by score, and bo !. .-e's
by corps of the most able assistants ~, IN w
Ecenisg Post deserves its prosperity and We
wish it long continuance of the same
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SPECIAIL NOTICES.
DIR. LIGHTHILL,
OCULIST AND AURIST,s

VIII make his next professional visit, on MONDAY,
Nov 9Th, to remain until SATURDAY NOON, Nov.
UNITED STATES HOTEL, on DEAFNESS, CA
TARRH, DISCHARGE from the EAR, NOISE in
the HEAD, and all the varied diseases of the EYE,
EAR, THROAT, and NOSE.
All operations in Gphtaalnlic Surgery successfully
performed
SzS@ Artificial Eyes inserted without pain.
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P1ices-Beei Cattle, extra IS a H. First quality,
consisting of good oxen best steers, &c, IL q 10;
Second quality, or good fair beef, IL "a 12; Third
quality, light young cattle, cows, &C, a u-total
weight of beef, hides and tallow.
Working Oxen-S125d390 " pair; steers $90d150.
Stores5Two years old, S59a4O; three-years old,
$150S0.
Mich Cows-sales at $50 a 80; Extra, $50 a lis;
Farrow, 80 q 45.
Sheep and Lambs-old, safe per ID; IN lots, SO 90
ll5 90 per head.
Spring pigs 49fb, s1(91zc Wholesale 10 q 16 retail
Fat hogs 135ta1ec, live weight
Hides-9d10c ~ ID; country lots, S919e.
Tallow-Sales az I01lt1c fb }9
Calf Skins-At i6,d1Sc " ID.
Pelts--$1 50d1 20 EACH
Poultly-1Ad15c ~ ib, live weight.
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Opening of Wdsater Bo,sssetsy

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Unsolicited Testimony.

PORTLAND, Me-, July %, 1866.
10 Messrs. Barteigh 4 Overwhelming been troub-
led with my Kidneys for some two years past, and
purpose, | was induced to try SMOLANDER'S COM
POUND EXTRACT or BUCKU, and after using
ttoo bottles o7 have found it what il is represent
ed to be in every respect benctor to those troub-
led with WEAK BACK or KIDNEY COMPLAINTS, and
wo uld cheerfully recommend it to the public.
JOHN L. DOW, Insurance Agent
Smolander's Bucku is for sale by all Apothecaries
Price one dollar. oct1Ssnd3w
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RICE BROTHERS,
'R0DUOE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

60 asaa East Water ST.,
MILWA KIE, ISCoNSIN.
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR. BEEF
PORK, LARD, HAMS, BUTTER, SEEDS, etc.
The following choice brands OF Flour on hand:-
BERTsHY's BEST, N. WARREN,
CABINET, EAGLE
CHAMPION, MCCLELLAN.
Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge
Flour and Produce bought, stored and insured at
liberal rates. mar13eod1y
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From G. G. GREENE. Editor of tho Boston Post,
Boston, 18th June, 1864.
DRs. Gentlemen :--Having been IN
der your treatment for the past six months for Chron
ic Catarrh, take pleasure in saying in gratitude for
kind and skillful attention. that have derived such
essential benefit from your PRACTICE as to induce the
belief that am cured; at any rate the symptoms
of the disease have disappeared, trust not to re-
turn Very respectfully, your ob't Servant,
c. C. GREENE.
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by COLONIES BOWMAN. AND Ipw,,y
Aids to Gen. Sherman in the Campaigns Described.
Embeiiished with Steel Engraved Portraits of the
General Officers, and Illustrated with Mans and Dia-
grams Of routes and positions of the army.
The editors having free access to the private napers
and journals Of their Commanding Officer. have been
enabled to present faithful record Of events
complste inner official history Of the great Cam
paigns, than it would be possible for ay one Sc to
90.
Sold only By Subscription.
PRICES in Muslin, $3.50; Cali Handsome library
style OF binding), $3.50.
G. W. ATwELL.
Canvassing Agent for Portland
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Boston, Jan. 1, 1866.
To THE EDITOR OF THE BosroN JoURNAu. ~
Dear Sir:-A desire to benefit those similarly
aiictedinduees me to make the following statement.
For many years have been troubled wit, DISCHARGES
from my nose, which afterwards began to drop or
ooze into my throat causing to hawk and spit al
most constantly, more especially in the morning
Soon my head began to be affected more severely:
pain in head and over my eyes. Ny breath became
feted, and knowing what the result must be to con-
sanity inhale fetcd BREATH made me seriously con-
sider my condition. My friends and even some Ply
sicians told me that my difficulty was Catarrh, and
consequently incurable one But when asked
them the reason why it eatarrh could not be cured,
their reasons were unsatisfactory that resolved
to consult Dr. Lighthi OF whose skill in the treat
ment of this disease had so often heard. at
The very examination made by him inspired me
with confidence, and at once resolved to place my
self under his treatment which resulted in perfect
cure My general health, which was badly affected
by this disease, began to improve, and 1 am now as
well as though l never was afflicted The treatment
is mild painless, and perfectly harmless To those
similarly afflicted would advise to ca on DIR. Light
hill and they will find in him al they desire.
Respectfully, &C.,
A ~
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ITCH ITCH ITCH!
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch I!

WheatOn's Ofntment
Will Care the Itch i'm FOrty-Eigha Houps.
Also cures SALT REEUM, ULCERS. Cbilblains
md all Eruptions Of the SKIN Price 80 cents. For
ale by all druggists.
By sending 50 cents TO WEEKS & POTTER. Sole
Agents 17O Washington St., Boston, it will be for
warded by mail free OF postage to any part Of the
United States.
Oct Is, 1865.-SN d&w1Y
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Cures of OsOrrhGa, or Discharge from
tv,c Ear.

Cures of OtOrrhGa, or Discharge from
thc Ear.
SOUTH BERWICK JUNCTION, Sept. 1st
DR.. LIGHTHILL:-I. A. W. Clark, of South Ber-
wick Junction Me-, hereby certify, that for three
years have been troubled with deafness and dis
charges from the ear. My deafness has been such
that with the utmost exertons could not hear t5e
loudest conversation, when directly addressed tonne.
had consulted many physicians and aurists, but
could get no relief. Acting under the advice Of
friends, (who, by their experience, know of DR..
Lghthills success in the treatment of such difficult
tes,) gave him trial, which resulted in the COM
plete restoration of my hearing. The discharge from
my ear entirely ceased, without detriment to my
health. The cure was performed upon me four
months ago. during which time my hearing not only
remained good lin spite OF several colds which su
fered from,) but actually improved, so that now
can hear as perfect as though my hearing had never
been affected.
1 would recommend all those afflicted with the
above complaint, to place themselves under the mild
treatment Of Dr. Lighthil. A. w. CLARK.
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g-,a,,,o,, rive s.ocrk Marker.

WEDNESDAY, Nov IL AMOUNT OF Stock AT
MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep. shotes. Fat Hogs. ycals
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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, stain, no trouble. A child can apply it..
Persons wishing to avoid the publicity of having their
hair dyed in public, can
DYEAT HOME
better than any barber do it, by using the Vene
tan Dye. 1t does not rub off or make the hair ap
pear dusty dead, but imparts life and lustrc.
Gives beautiful black or brown, preferred. Price
rs cents. Prepared by A. I. MATHEWS, NY.
DEMAs BARNES & Co., New York, wholesal-
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CHARLES GUSTS, & CO.

Clocks Excelsior Hair RcstOreP
Is warranted to do all that is claimed for it. VIII
restore the Grayest Heads to their original COLOR
whether black OF brown. Cures all eruptions of the
Scalp, frees it rom dandru keeps the head COOL the
hair moist and glossy. Its perfume cannot be sur
passed by any preparation in the market. Try it. ST.
per bottle; sold by all druggists.
w. f. PHILLIPS s. CO.. Agents for Portland,
Me. oc6sN6w
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
M A rim e N r w 6
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday, November 3.

Friday, November 3.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood, New York.
RIO Boston.
Steamer Montreal Liscomb, Boston.
Steamer Forest City, Donavan, Boston.
Brig q A Coonan, (Brl Coonan, Cardiff, Sept 10th.
Sch ID Gillespie, (Br) Cochran, Windsor Ms.
Sch Concord, Kennedy, New York.
Sch Ida May, Arey, New York.
Sch Chloe. Kicker Salem
Sch Phenix, Henley, Salem.
Sch w G Eadie, rhurlow, New yport.
Sch Mary Frances, Arey, Bangor.
Sch Elizabeth, fainter, Salem for Bangor
Sch Brave, Flanders, Bangor for Baltimore.
Sch Mexican, MeCarty, Bangor for New Orleans.
Sch Lunkersue, Lawry, Bangor for Roxbury.
Sch City Point Matthews Belfast for Jacksonville
Sch Joseph, McCaity, Belfast for Savannah
SchSterling, Adams, Wiscasset for Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Eudorus, Smith, Phiadelphia-Tru & Froth-
ingham
Sch st Mary, tBr) Lord, Sandy Cove Ns-Dana
s. Co.
Sch Union, Kelley, Millb,i dge-master.
SAILED-Brigs Hiram Bbiff, A j Ross, and the
arrivals Of TIM sday, which put in for haroor'
LAUNCHED-At Brunswick 9Th inst, from Fennens
Lemont. She is owned by Robert Penneii, Adam
Tenant and others, and is to be COMMANDED Dy Capt
Robert Bovker .Jr Also, from same yard brig of
about go tons called the Orient, and intended for
the California lumber trade.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
BALTIMORE, Nov S-Ar, sch Maryland Foster.
: NEW YORK, Nov 2-sch CHIEF, from Rondout for
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DIR. TIBBETs' PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR RE-
GENERATION, THE MOST WONDERFUL DIscov-
cry OF THE AGE, will positively restore Gray Hair
to its original color, whether black brown auburn
and being delightful dressing, 1t mparts to it a
beautiful glossy and healthy appearance. 1t will also
promote a growth Of new hair on bald heads, where
The gonds Or roots not disorganized; and efec-
tuaIly remove an dandruff itching and humors from
the scalp. 1t is warranted to produce the above
suits or money refunded.
TEBBETTS BROTHERS,
Proprietors, Manchester, NH.
w. W. WHIPPLE, Agent for Portland. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. may11eod6ms
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CHAs. sMEAD, Hancock House.

From Rev. P. R. Russell, Lynn Mass, to the Watch
man and Reflector, Feb. 1, 1862.
Dear Brethren Editors VIII you permit me 10
make statement in your valuable paper, for the
benefit ofyour readers who may be afflicted with ca
tarrhal difficulties? Ihave been much troubled with
caarrh of the very worst type for twenty years.
1t gradually grew worse, producing cough and
hoarseness, destroying the sense OF SMELL and breaS
ing down my general health to sucha degree as to COM
pei me to resign my pastorate and suspend public
made diligent use of the usual remedies, such as
snuff OF divers kinds nitrate of silver, tar-water,
olive tar and inhaations, but without any very
salutary effects. Last summer while journeying in
the country for my health, heard OF DR.. Lighthis
successful mode of treating catarrh, in Providence,
R. i. visited him, and put myself -nder his treat
improvement has gone en- to the present time. Ny
eatarrh has gradually melted away, my cough has
disappeared, my voice has become natural, and am
once more able to preach the blessed Gospel. The.
popularity ofDr. LighthiIls is that he cleanses the
inside nasal passage with healing solution applied
by curiously constructed syringe, in the passage
leading from the roof of the mouth to the nese Az
ter few efforts and little practice there is no pain
OF serious difficulty in this mode of application.
Let me advise all troubled with catarrhal difficulties
to apply to DR.. Lishthiil. P. R. RUSSELL.
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DIED.

in standish, Oct p, Mr. johnson Sanborn, aged
81 years. = n -~..s
At Gibraltar, Oct T. after short, but painful i'll
ness, Capt George Hall, formerly of Portland aged
% years.
In Che sea, Oct 81 Mrs Louise, wife Of John Whit
man, of Portland. aged go years.
In Lyman, Oct 10, Ellen Nj Conant, aged 10 years
months.
In Fryeburg, Oct "a, Mrs S L Ladd, of saco, aged
10 years MONTHS