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A SOUTHERN Ur1oN1sr.


Hon. D. +. Perry is now the Provisional
Governor of South Carolina; the man set
apart to restore that state to the Union. He
recently made speech at public meeting IN
Greenvine, in that State, which is published
in the Philadelphia Inquirer, from Whlcn we
make the following extracts. These are sutl-
Gent to show that Union man at the South
is very different article from Union man at
the North, and that in reconstruction in South
Carolina but very little respect is to be shown
for the heroes whose blood has been shed in
that state to reinstate the old flag, and very
little disrespect for the traitors whose acts of
infamy made that precious sacrifice neces-
sary.
If Perry is correctly reported he comes very
little short of an ingram traitor; and if such
men are to bear rule in that State it is very ey-
ident that the battle for Union and Liberty
has not yet been concluded. Henceforth, how
ever, it win be waged with ballots rather than
bullets; in the latitude of Washington and
farther north and west rather than in the lati-
tude Of the palm and palmetto.
The speech was made before its author was
appointed Governor, or at any rate, before he
knew of his appointment Had it been known
at headquarters that utterance had been given
to such infamous sentiments, and that such a
feeling was cherished in relation to the Union,
a return TO its flag, and the loyal people of the
North, we doubt if the people of South Caro-
lima would to-day rejoice in such an official
leader in bringing them back to the Union
fold, as Provisional Governor, B. F. Perry
The following extracts, though not connect
ed, but separated from their connections, do
no injustice to the speech referred to. We give
them as samples: H.k
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DIED.

In this city, July %, of consumption, Mr. william
III Stedfast aged 80 years.
= Funeral this tMonday) afternoon, at O'Clock,
% years.
about IA years.
In Strong, July 10, Mrs Jane, widow of Hon saml
Eastman, aged 70 years. 5Ilff
In Strong, July Z, Mr. John Lambert, aged so years
IN Hermon, July 10, Mrs Eleanor, wife Of George
Bracket, Esq, aged 43 years.
In Bangor, July 8, Mrs Cynthia, widow of the late
Joseph Graves, aged sS years.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

At the Government auction sale at Portsmouth on
the 10th inst sch Henry Jaynes 260 tons, was pur-
chased by George Durham, Jr, Of Portland, for
$4,000. 5000 - II u
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Ladies, Paper oouars nn@, 1.-

To IT received at the Arctio,, $50 ~ =
PUKIEb, 100 Federal ST., larye ict Of rsd,d r;
I'M INV 2en1s Paper Collars and Cus. fr rsie ysrv
July2fG'f
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Hau,s Rnbber Emnori,,m

~ at 147 Middle Street. where every variety of Rub
Ter Goods be procured at Manufacturers prices
Their assortment of Rubber Jewelry and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent. june23tf
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DOMESTTc pOpTc-

~
July TO- lat &c H. lon p, brig Calmuck, from Port
land for Matanzas. l9H II lrT
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The Lightning Fly-KiIIer.

DIR. TIBBETS' PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR RE-
GENERATOR, THE MOST WONDERFUL DIscov-
cry OF THE AGE, win positively restore Gray Hair
to its original COLOR whether black brown auburn,
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promote growth Of new hair on bald heads, where
the gionds roots not disorganzed; and effec-
tually remove all dandrut, itching and humors from
the scalp 1t is warranted to produce the above re-
suits or money refunded.
TEBBETTS BROTHERS,,
Froprietors Manchester, N. H.
w. w. WHIPPLE, Agent for Portland. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. may11eod6m*
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New Advertisements.
Letters Remaining UncIai,,,

TN THE POST OFFICE AT PORT. Avn g..
L. Of Maine, oath day Of July, 1g65 - "'a'S
~ TO obtain any Of these letters the arpjieont
must mus eau lof AagsTt'sea ,Leesefs give Tie cale Of
a. IL not called for witlin ONE MONTH, tiey rim
be sent to the Dead Letter Office ~ "HA
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May 6, off Pulo Sapata, ship Ocean Pearl New
comb, from Hong Kong for Batavia.
May 10, on the Equator, lon % W, barque Panic,
from New York for Singapore
June IL, lat 10 % NJ lon 80 II w, barque Investi-
gator, Carver, from Callao for Cork.
July 1, lat 49, Ion TO- ship Star of the West Perry
from Liverpool for New York
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Wnllfe1.

A NY information concerning the where 49,. \.
IA HENRY SMITH, of Gorvagh, Co. of u a. ou,s OF
land, will be thankfully received BY his br re
ALEXANDER SAlIT n ''"ei'n
N W. Cor. Broad and Chestnu' So.
july 2fd1ws Phuadei5h,.
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Saloon for Sale.

THE subscriber wishing IN chance n.
- WI sen The fixtures and st ok q hs ~ ess
NJ ~ Ire St at bargain. Apply INN n 100
WIN. J. PFARSON..'
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e. S. WORMELL,
PHOTO GR.APHE r,
No. 90 Middle Street, Portland.

"a CARD PHOTOGRAPHS at THREE DOLLARS
PER DozES,-the BEST in the City. d
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W0nted-
Found,

ON Friday night, stray COW. tho ov-ro. -.
IS naas Sio SAM, oy calling PETER III sri
honeoek Court No. g. proving property and nasi
julyi d3tS
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ANOTHER LOT
SATIN POLISH LIQUID BLEACHING,

OttEOUOEC . 4 t1JCFCU IEFtTI6F-UG6JtUCG
! fao8 WOODEN BoTTLES.
just received and for sale by
EDWARD t. MERRILL & CO.,
july13 2w Arcade Store, No. 80 Middle Street.
The Lightning Fly-Killer.
Destroys Flies Instantly, and is not liable to be
mistaken for anything else Is easily prepared and
used, and does rapid execution. Each sheet will at
tract and kill quart of fies-and promotes quiet in
reading, peace while you eat, and the comfort of
nap in the morning.
soldby all Druggists. june27eodim
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SPECTAL NOTICES.
MRS WINSI.OW.

A EXPERIENCED Nurse and Female Ply
stefan, presents to tie attention Of Mothers her
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THE GovERNoR's Feelings.
WHY THE SCUM FAILED


When General Johnston Surrendered his
army ne had on bis ustar roll seventy thou
sand men, but only fourteen thousand to be
carried into baItiel General Lees army was
in the same condition. Where were the absen-
teej? At home, on Through, staying over their
furloughs, deserted and struggling! At no
time duiag the last three years Of the war
was there moro than one-third of the army
ready to march into battle! How was it pos
sible Tor the southern people to succeed, scting
thus? 8 Fr1sas..-ss :
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Pee JoHh, The editor who claims to be
the soldiers friend, having recently been
appointed Revenue Assessor oil This dis
trici, requires the services of clerk; and
while in his paper he continues to call for
the appointment Of soldiers to position, be
engages a home guard who never sho
his bravery, except when, upon the return
of company of volunteers from service,
he mustered sufficient courage TO boldly
insult many OF those veterans, who were
Democrats, by singing Down with the
Copperheads."
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THE County Commissioners will receive
proposals at The the house of John l. Hurst,
in S!abiown, Columbia County, between
The hours Of 10 A H. and z, NJ, on SAT.
URDAY, THE "a DAY OF DECEMBER,
nexi, tor building 81 Arch Covered Bridge,
over Roariagcreek, near q. w. PARIS Mil,
in Franklin township. Said bridge to be
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Of letting. By order CT the Com'rs
2. c. FRUIT,
Commissioners Office, Clerk
Blocristnrg. Nov. 8. 1863
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NEw HIsToRy We have long desired TO
see a HIsToRT OF THE War that is not con-
iaminated with politics and seditious mat
ter. Here we have one written by THOMAS
P. KETTELL, talented and velI-knowa an
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our citizens will, generally, subscribe for
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who barely escaped with bis life in rebel
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Tnr BurcHERs Of .our town AXE. among I


THE BurcHERs of onr town take, among
all The sharks Of Bloomsbury, the lead in ex-
orbiiance. Shameful and exorbitanl as the
prices OF groceries are: the value placed up
on beef al retail, by our butchers, is the
most exiravagani. We are asked 10 pay 25
cents per pound for every slice OF beef pur-
chased, and if we wish 10 have quarter,
IL cents is the demand.
In the Borough of Danville, only ten miles
from here, and in a neighborhood not as
vel, suppHed with stock caule, the best
beef is selling, in small Gnantities. at 20 cts.
per pound lrade or IS cts. cash. There the
first qualities of beef may be bought in
abundance, by the quarter, al 10 cts. pound.
Our people should give some attention 10
the imposition of butchers, and if necessary
make arrangements 10 cause reduction Of
prices.
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Court Proclamation.

NXyHEREAS the Honorable Wm. E.i"ell,
w President Judge OF the Coori OF Oyer
aud Terniner and General Jail Delivery,
Couri of Quarter Sessions of the Peace. ana
Corri Of Common Pleas and Orphans, Court,
in the 26ih Juticial District. composed OF
the counties Of Columbia, Sullivan and Wy
onInr, and the Hons. Stephen Bailey aud
John McReynolds, Associate Judges OF Co.
Iumbia CO.. have issued their precepi, bear
ing date one thousand eight hundred aud
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Com Pleas and Orphans Court, IN Blooms
burg, in the county Of Columbia, on the first
Monday, being the 4ih day of Dec. next,
and TO continue one week.
Notice is hereby given 10 the Coroner, the
Justices of the Peace and ConstGbles OF the
said County of Columbia, that they be then
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ces to DO those Things which TO their Offices
spperain 10 be done. And those that are
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the prisoners that are or may be in the Jai
Of said county OF Columbia, 10 be then and
there to prosecute then as shall be Just. Ju-
rors are requested 10 be punclual 10 their
attendance, agreeably TO their notice, dated
at Bloomsbnrg, the S0th day Oct, in the
year Of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
sad sixty fifth and ia the eighty ninth year
of the Independence Of The United States Of
America. (GOd save the Commonwealth
SAMUEL SNYDER,
SheriG's Office, Sheriff.
Bloomsbury, Nov. l, 1868.
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The capital landlord OF the Berwick
House" came pretty nearly losing pair of
new boots not long since. A couple of
''iramps" stopping there over night, con-
cluded, upon leaving, TO freeze fast 10
pair of The landlords boots. They took
their leave with the boots, and succeeded
in getting 10 DanViIie where they were
overtaken, and the property recovered. The
scamps made their escape soon after their
capture and have not since been seen in
Berwick
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PROSPECTUS, FOR 1866.
grn8 LADW98 EE2LIBND DC
snlendid Array of Taienl.


In entering upon the third year OF lis ex-
islence, the proprelors ot this new maya
zine beg leave 10 offer their thanks 10 the
ladies of America for the liberal suppor
already extended 10 Them. Few magazines
have boasied during their second year OF
lisi of nearly Twenty-Five thousand names
The Lady's Friend will continue to be
devoted as heretofore TO choice literature
and the illustrations OF the fashions II will
contain the latest patterns of Cioaks, Caps,
bounets. head dresses, fancy work, en-
brodery, &c with receipts, music, aud
other matters Interesting 10 ladies'. The
music alone is worth more than the cost
of the whole magazine, the pieces being'
Sc Iected by Prof. Getze from, the eapacious
repository of that widely known and enter
prising firm, Messrs. Lee s. Walker.
The I.ady's Friend il edited by Mrs.
Henry Peterson, supported by the follow
iEe brilliant corps OF contributors.
Florence Percy, Mrs Bella Z Spencer,
Mrs. r. c. MouIton, Annie E Kent
Mrs. NJ. p. Tucker, Frances Il Sheffield,
Miss El. C. Dounely Carrie E Meyer
Julia Gill. Matte Dyer bfI'ls
Mrs Eliza 5. Turner,E ,E Margaret Starr,
frances Lee Pratt Emile Lester Leigh
Nus p II. Phelps Charles Morris,
Mrs NJ. Pyle Miss Il Corey
Augus Bell "Annt Alice,
Emma 3 Pipley Mrs M A Denison
Miss A L Mn2zy, Cath N. IrowoHdge,
Mrs A Heydon Mary J. Allen
VIRGINIA F TowusendNiss A Forester,
Beatrice Colonna J. C.. T.
Mrs Margaret HosmeTCiara Angns'a
Miss + W Tappan Mrs Anna Bache
Annie Russell Marcia Hope,
Leslie Waller. Hattie Hammond
Helen M Pfal Sarah J Ramsey
Sophie May Mrs l. J. K'Itenhouse
Ph;ia II Chase Helen Mayo
Etvin Marin Elite Y Siade
Caroline A Bell Chambers
Harris BYrne Mary Il Cox,
Emma NJ Johnson AddIe sutton
Minnie W May, Aud other talented
Mrs James - writer's
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LeaYe &OWdlaWarCa.

Tue shOTlest and mosi uirecI Touie 70 tne
West and The Oil Regions !
Trains CT The Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road leave Northumberland evsry monrG-
ing for Erie, arriving there the afternoon Of
the same day 10 connect with Trains tor
Buffalo, Cleveland, Chicago, And all other
points West, connecting al Cory with all
Trains on the OIL Creek Railroad.
Passengers for Train 3, can leave New
York via The Delaware, Lacka wanna aud
Western r. Il. at 90 A NJ, thereby
reaching all points on this Road the same
day.
H A. FONDA, Supt
Einosfon Dec % 1854
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The Bloomsbury Brass Band appeared on
Main Street, on Thursday evening last, and
gave its fret public performance. They
played several popular airs very well, con-
sidering the short line they have pFacticel-
After they had ceased playing, the assem-
bled crowd expressed their appreciation, by
giving :hree vcciferons cheers.
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