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From sis Broadway, New York, has returned to
Portland, and be consulted at her office, No, II
Clapp's block. Il s.-.s;,, n. .,si..f, ,,f.-..s |
ONE OF THE GREATRsT CURES ON RECORD.
Prompted by no other than the feeling of benevo-
lence and for the bens OF the afflicted, desire to
make known a short description of my disease and
the unexpected cure which obtained from Mrs.
Manchester's Medicine Upwards Of two years since
Iwas ia ken Sick which gradually increased until
was SO far reduced that never expected to be well
again had the atendance ofsix eminent physicians
and never received the slightest benft until COM
menced ,isin Mrs Manchester Medicines. My dis
ease at that time was as follows; II was extremely
feeble-confned to my bed My fesn had all disap-
peaRed. the whites OF my eye were yellow also the
skin yellow: had duh heavy pain IN the right
side, and it was very much enlarged: pain in my
shoulders and spine. The LETT side seemed TO decay
that there was quite hollow place in it. ] lad :
very distressing pain at the pit Of my stomach
tongue coated thick tomach very acid, appetite en-
tirely gone not being able to keep anyth ne on my
stomach, fever, nignt sweats, thirst Violent, dry
cough, difficulty of breathing, dull beadacho. I
cannot describe 81 wish TO- do my miserable s1tu-
alton and suffering as every organ in my body was
diseased. My physicians said was fast Fastening to
the consumption. sea- h00isrsbng yai8 iBdi I
Iepj at this time perfect health, and this is
plain, short history ofy case, and is the truth.
would recommend every and all invalids ogo andcon
suit Mrs. Manchester. MARY A. MoULToN. 5IsE
lsg1a a7aHI 10 a0 lEDwARD L. Mou1ToN. ilO
Portland, May 0, 1865. isgaiixs 9f9w octsdtfiigi
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Cop0rtasersIsag Notice I

on 8 aaaEI0C8 ----14 aaaL
MIN. H. SARGENT, VIM. p. FREEAIAN. and
wv ROBERT A. -CLEAVES have this day formed
a copartnership under the firm name OF
sargent, E'reenlan 81 Gle aves,
P P9rs the purpose Of carrying on the FURNITURE
BUSINESS, at 14S and $50 Exchange st.
,,~ry.-. ~ VIM. Ii. SARGENT.
d1oQUOO WSgPs FOREMAN,
port,o,,5 R. A. CI4EAVES.
"u' sept II, 1865. sep28d3w
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Al There are many men at the age OF thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the blad
der, often accompanied by slight smartug or burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system In manner
the patient cannot account for On examining the
urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be found,
and sometimes small particles Of semen or albumon
will appear or the color wiz be Of thin milkish hue,
again changing 10 a dark and turbid appearance.
There many men who die Of this diihcutg, gnor-
ant Of the cause, which is the -
can warrant perfect cure IN such cases, and
fun and healthy restoration of the urinary organs.
Persons, who cannot personally consult the Dr.
do ny writing, In plain manner, description
of their diseases and the appropriate remedies viii
be forwarded Immediately.
An correspondence strictly confidential, and win be
returned If desired
Address: 81 hl DIR. j. B. HUGHES, ll1f
No. Temple Street lcOrner Of Middle
vi af lA Street, Portland, Mo
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-To Lee

r ARGE CHAMBERS over no and liz Federal st.
IL Apply to COG iioe'f 'tF5a II y 49, 4,
JEFFERSON CooLIGE & CO., .l1aoA Y
apiSdu Cor, Commercial and Franklin streets.
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Poetry.
EVENING WALK BIZ TEE Bar.
BY SAMUEL L SeFELLow.


BY SAMUEL L NGFELLow.
81 ee2at# AwsAz - 4y5sSa5sy 4
The evening hour had brought ~ peace
Brought end Of ton to weary uayy
From wearying thoughts 70 mo release, sg IA
y -le' sought the sands thar skirt tne pay
Dark rain clouds soutnWard noVer1ng nigh,
Gave to the sea their ieaden hue,
fs But In the west the open sky EN,JW Ws1
Its rose-light on the waters threw.
IS stood. with heart more quiet grown, ll.itss
And watched the pulses of the tide -sl,5 X
The huge black rocks, the sea-weeds brown,
The gray beach stretched on either side.
ans The boat that dropped its one white sail
Where the steep yellow bank ran down,5 sgg
And Ger the clump Of willows pale 81 sfsisd
The white towers of the neighboring town.
~. A cool light brooded Ger the land, f ylisl1
u changing lusire lit the bay; 80 M ~ b
- The tide Just FLASHED along the sand,
..I And voices sounded tar away. f1,s s1 ie
The past came up 10 Memory's eye, = ,sI1lt
Dark with some clouds of leaden hue, iiGs
But many space Of open sky b3 lc
Its rose-light on those waters threw. -
Then came to me the dearest T,entz
u Whose beautaous soul doth, like tine sea,
~ To all things fair new beauty lend, ll8s
s.-T Transfruring the Garth to me. !. sas moii
The thong Is that lips could never tell rzal
phrough subtle senses were made KNOWN W
Z I raised nv eyes, the darkness tell-- +. s9.ier
ia / stood upon the sands alone ii - .3asId
fs, ~ al - sNI5gu 44ss sltis4lMf NJ rflsf
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DIR. j. b. HUGHES
flit CAN BE FOUND AT HIS Atf
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. 8 Temple Street,

VxTHERE he can be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost confidence BY the afflicted, at all
honrs eaily and from A. M. to p. NJ
DR. IT aadrosses those who are suffering under the
afiiction Of private diseases, whether arising from
impure connection or the terrible vice Of setabuse.
Deyoio his enrire Tne TO that particular branch OF
the medical profession he reels warranted In GUAR
RANTRETSo A CURE IN ALL CASES, whether Of long
standing or recently contracted, enureiy removing
the dregs of disease from the system anu making
perfect and PERM AlIENT CURE.
He would call the attention OF the aiiicted 10 the
ct OF his long standing and weil-eaiIiea
Cess alb
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WELh arranged Cor Concerts, Lectures, Exhibit
tons, Levees, &c., may be obtained on appica-
slS uas''H'l1' sIobni & gaiioq I'VE 1v'fTNf '''r'
.ntfnos sdi 30 9l0d siQa
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YORK & CUMBERLAND R. R.
SUMMER ADVANCEMENT.

-HEs5zz5zTEEI On and after Monday, 10th inst 1866
strains will leave as follows, until further
Leave Saco River for Portland at As and 20 Al M
and As p NJ ..o3 fao9 bnE3I 3ltIs7
Leave Portland for Saco River at 745 Am, and f5o
and 6 20 p .1ifE
The SOP NJ. train out and the s Asa M train into
Portland Will be freight trains, with passenger ears
attached. agfr9 ~
MR-Stages connect at Gornam for West oorhan
standish Steep Falls, Baldwin,, Deninafk Sebago
Bridgton, Lowell, Hiram; BFewTfeld, Fryeburg
Conway, Bartletti Jackson Liinington cornish Por.
ter Freedom, Mad son and Eaton.-N.H
AT Buxton Center for West Buxton, Bonny Eagle
South Lmington, Limington,, Iimerick, Newield
Parsonsfeld and 0ssipee
% AT 6accarappa for South Windham, Windham Hill
and North Windham, daily
'iiA ltiyas aeia ~ D1NoCARPENTER, Suppl
Portland, April 6 Is654rdtf. e...ilisnt inialiln
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Is ..oIs the Great Diurstio. aolq
HelmboId,s HighlY conccsnntrated :

n Helmbold's Highly Concentrated .
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA.
For purifying the blood removing all chronic const-
blood, and the only reliable aud eectua known
edy for the cure Of Scr0uls, Scald lead Salt Rheum
Pains and Swellingof the Bones: liberation Of the
Throat and Legs, Blochcs, Pimpes ON the Face 1et-
ter Erysipelas and all Scaly Eruptions orthe skin,
~ AND BEAUT'iFTfNG THE COMPLEXION.
Not few Of the worst disorders thatafec mankind
arise from the corruption that accommodates Ia the
blood Ofall the discoveries that have been male to
purge 1t out none can etlual In effect HELMBOLD'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF S4RSAPARILL4 IL
cleanses and renovates the Blood nstils the yigor OF
health into the system, aud pmges cue the hnmoTs
VIII ch make disease 1t stimulates the healthy func
irons the body and expes the disorders that grow
and rank Q ia the blood Sueh arcp9 dy that could
be relied on has long been sought for, and new, Tor
the first time, the pub ic have which they can
depend Our space here does not admit ofcertihcates
to show its elects but the rial Of single bottle vii
show he sick that it has virtues surprising anything
they have ever taken.
Two ablespoonrulls Of the Extract OF Sarsaparilla
added to pint ofwater is equal TO the Lisbon Diet
Drink, and ure bottle full yequal to gallon OF the
SyIgp Of Sarsaparilla' or the decocton as usually
EH TAsse Ertraets Aave been admiftedt 70 IN fhe
United States Army, and also in very general
In all the State ais and Public Sanitary Institu-
tons throughout the land, rs well as IN private prae
tlces, and are considered a3fnvaiuabe remedies
l9nea3 See Medical Properties Of Buchu, 200 DlA
FROM DESPENSAr0RYef theUHITED STATES
See Prof DEwEE's valuableworks On the Practice
See - r EN- late celebrated Dr. Paysc
See remarks made by Or. Ephraim M'Dowell, a
celebrated Physician and Member Of tho Royal Col
lege ofSargeoqs Ireland and pub IN the Trans-
o tions Of the Kin and Queen Journal.
See Medic Chirurgical Review, pub ished by Ben.
a4in TraYers Fellow Of R9ya, College fSSargsG9ns
EXTRACT BUCHU, .s5tcy as
"SARS4PARILLA.n
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BG1ek Of Cumberland.

Do5S5c OF Cumberland.
lth.E Stockholders Of tba p., sr,,
has hao notified that dividend If AZ, ,,u a.e
render otIarr aaG + now payable upon the sur
Portland" s''--t-'Ssi'ands National Bank of
-@TF' : n 11s"SV' s sep14d4w
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'no9aS Sails and Rigging for Sale, Ji0
fIyHE Standing Rigging, Sails and Blocks Of the
~ new Brig Atlanta, 100 tons old measurement,
saved y pereet order The dran Of the spars can be
y y ~ flIlog McGILyERY, RYAN 81 DAVIS, f'
n tnnele--dtf aiaao7 No.161 Connie rcial Street
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Use HeImboId's


FLUID EXTRACT p BUCHU,
In all diseases Of these organs whether existing In
Maze or Ftmale from whatever cause originating,
and no matter how long standing 1t is easant IN
taste and odor ediateR action and more strength
ening than any ofthe Preparations ofhark or ron
situations procure the remedy at OF &c. si- Ista
The reader must be aware that however slight may
be the attack o. the above diseases tits certain 70 al
fet bis bodily heal b, mental powers and happiness
All the above diseases require the aid Of dfureiic.
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
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York & Cumberland Railroad
.-L-.....-- mn Do.aan ------ ~ y


NOTICE is hereby given to the holders Of Bonds
~ OF the York s. Cumberland Railroad Company,
commonly called &c Consolidated Bonds. Gnu o. STD
IN lieu OF Bonds, issued under The PROVISIONS o. tne
deed OF mortgage to James Hayward anu pthsrs,
Trustees who have paid Of shall before the Gay OF
meeting hereinafter named, pay the heIe
-totore made by said Truste,s as authonscu " s1a
B0ndh0lders, upon bonds coupons OF scrip n selo ny
Them or by holders unknown and VINO nave iailed 20
pay tho same for the purpose ofredeeming the ran
chise andltproperty Of said Railroad Company nom
prior liens and membranes under deed Of mort
gage 10 John G. Myers Of February 4, lSol-that q
meeting Of the holders 50 having paid or who shat
paw viii be held at the room OF the Board ofTrade,
fcxehange street, Portland on Wednesday, October
A. 1885 at O'clock P, NJ, ior the purpose o. forming
the prSvsions OF the oct Of the Legislature Of the
State Of Maine, approved March e5th. iset, emitted
Gan act relating to the redemption Of kaiircad mort
aagas Nv subsequent mortgages and for the fetter
protection of Bondholders." leIa.l 30
j. C. CHURCHnL,) Trustees
n. L. WOODBURY., o.
GEO. EVANS, X. q G. RI, 20.
Sept. g, lee6, -'- -' ~ pN
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NOTICE.7

Figured IHabefs! - iaislqa3
THIS day opening an invoice Of Figured Thibets,
Il. PLAID POPLINS, and GALA PLA1DS, at ioa
$3.50 ELDEIN g. WHfTMAN'S
sept SO-dtf .491ay 1-4 Free st. Block.
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International Steamship Go.
ssss4b2 sS--rsxH &c
.. East1ort, Calais and St. John.
TWO TRIPS A WEEP.

sS4l1NI&EOkA
On and after Monday, March ~. the
holm, will leave Railroad Wharf, foot Of state ST
every MONDAY at 8 O'clock P. M and the Steamer
NEW BKDnsw10K, Capt q 81 WinchesseF, win Itave
ST. tohn.gT II - Il TT n III
! Returning win leave st. John every Monday and
thursdays ats A. NJ for Eastport Portland and
Boston.
At Passport the Steamer sQueen''I will connect
for st. Andrews Robinston and Calais with the Ne
Houlton stations. age Coaches also connect at
Eastport for Machiss and intermediate places.
At 81. yonn sle sse4mse Emperor wIllconnect, for
Frederic and the st John Rfyerss Thro Ugh tickets
procured ofthe agents or the clerk on board. No
Passports required. % viq7i1 zIalDsffTaII I0t
Freight received on days Of sailing until O'Clock
r. M 49,. G. @. EATON, Agent.
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PORTLAND & EENNEBEc R. R.

CD On and after Monday next trains will
leave Portland daily for Bath Augusta,
Matervitie Kendall's Mills and Skowhegan, at leo
Nj. and on Saturdays only for Bath and Augusta at
5P. M. - The train from Portland at p M con-
meets at Kendalls Mills with the train for Bangor
and other stations east night Passengers from
Portland desiring take this route. can purchase
tickets to Kendall's Mills and inform the conductor
in the cars that they through to Bangor, and he
viii 50 arrange their fares that It shall cost them no
more BY this foute han any otheraQ Dioi eAW ot1A
% Trains duein Portland to connect with trains for
Bostonon Monday at GOA. III. and every day at 30
P NJ - - , : - - ~,
Fret eht train leaves new depot Portland at As A.
NJ daily. 'isAlia siis ~ bea&te Ga9a ssiA aaiA
sGw bGs no4s3il EDRTH-NoY.ES, Superintendent.
b April "a, iS65inU aliffS adt 10 VoisapfSOu3 al
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IL promptly, never require increase Of dose, do not
exhaust and for elderly persons, females and chte-
ren, ARE just the thing. Two taken at night NOV
the bowels once the next morning. Warranted
in all cases Of Piles and Falling Of the Rectum. We
promise cure for all symptoms Of the DfsFHpst,A
ting OF food Palptati0ns; also, Headache Dizziness
Pain in the Back and Loins, Yellowpess Of the Skin
and Eyes, Sick Headache, Coated Tongue Billops=
ness. Liver Compinint, Loss Of Appetite, Debility,
Monthly Pains. and an Irregularities, Neuralgia,
Faintness, &C. zrdpeiers Jtlsd the L0eehges Just
piat they need, as they 80 pePdc and inoaoro.s
nat ke1 MAJ be carried IN The vest pocket, Price 90
cents per box small boxes so cents, For sale BY j,
s. HARRISON & co., Propfietors, No fremont
Temple, Boston. VIII be mailed to any address on
enclosing 50 cents bissd 000,GOis ayJplyAdlyIe3
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PORTLAND & KENAEBEC r. r.
A .--y
sano SPECIAL NOTLGE.r

Through Tickets.
E-zzEEs5E5szzsS1 For the OIL REGIONS of NEW
YORK. p PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO, and sli
parts OF the WEST via the ERIE RAILWAY, for sale
81 EXCHANGE STREET. sninib /
marl3d& VISIT sld isf ID. LITTLE. AGENT.
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HUMPHREYS 5as5 81
Y(11fCEOP.ATHTC SPECTFTES

HAVEi PROVED, from the most aR1ple expert
Gent, and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly adap cd to popular use--so simple that
mstak cannot be made in using them; SO Harmless
to be free from danger, and efficient as to be al
ways reliable They have raised the highest com
mendaton from all, and will always render satisae-
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LIBBEY, who has had ,,. the e. sols
Va Agency for COLDS IMPROVED StEE4an1 saa1
celebrated Mc6fego Hot Air F,1dc potn % y .isSn
have worldwide can e 9aa CO..
at the store Of Messrs G. H. snV AIa - y, - "
those in want Of furfncgs and receive their erdes
He attends personally 20 Furnaev wIIA rpprv
por,,ord Auo n 1865 aug22d3m
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a bouse CONTAINS y rooms. There is good cellar
and wood house also cistern AMI wen Of good
Mater size Oflo acre For beauty Of LEGATION on
mortqage AMY 10 u. HIGGINS, p. 8 *. Depot
On 7ls7sfif NTH CAPT. RACKIYFF, z.
: Sept is-dtt .-N at the Corner
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Farm and Stock for Sale.
Valuable Farm for Sale.

euss IN 8 The HOME FARM of the late
A1Ss&A ~ JOSHUA L. HALL OF Gorham,
E&TnEf9u-lN Me-, near Great Falls Village, con-
~ TIfa ATING tanning about ninety acres, well di-
hzl2azz1z1 vided into wood, pasturage and TIL
lage land produces fartyfye tons of hay. Land and
buildings in excellent condition.. 49,.
terms.
Inquire Of the subscriber, or of hrs. L. A. HALL
on the premises. P. r. HALL,
County Treasurers Office, Portland, Me- /
August e--d&wa NELa HhnH
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y Z. ihnas E1ELMBOED'S nofasIs
Fduld Extract Buchu |!

II IN, stesg ~ from Indiscretion. The ex-
s; ~ m9ny Alarming symptoms aiao which
Ory, WAX efalness Horror If Loss q eiepi-
Of Eyi in fact lnyersa Iassitade
and inability 70 enter into the cnts IF society
ness, requires the aid Of medicine to edk1
nvigorate the System, which Hsmbors ,rst anu n
ehu Invariably does, Hlo treatment is subm,sto
Consumption or Insanity ensues. 70
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House Lots.

FLEvEN House Lots comprising 5000 feet Of
sale by w n STEPHENS611
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7;|SlSilSS

TRY THEM ana be convinced of their superiori-
ty over everything else oftbe kind offered to
thepublic fer BToRehifis. Coughs, Colds. Hoarss-
ness bS2re 9hroat Ca!arrh and lnfiuenzaa Numer-
compa uying each box. For sale by the principal
Druggists throughout the city. may27eodtf
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I. Ercr sale Chean.

.d. snf,t, Fruit and Confeet ofery Stand. This is
IA rare chance for any one With s1nall capital
Sept 2s-dtWs .ha81iilH "a Portland 20,
Iooz bsaaqo cd liiR 3al ODD SO slgioq qs.5o
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-20
Reconstruction.

The speech of President johnson to
delegation of Southern gentlemen. which
will be found on our first page, together
with the reversal Of Gen Slocum in Mis-
sissippi meets the disapprobation of quite
n number of our exchanges. The Chicago
Ii6tae is particularly severe upon the
course of the President 1t Is true the
President manifest a greater degree Of
confidence in the sincerity Of the South
ern people in their willingness to return
to loyalty TO the government than cener-
orally attributed to them, but all must adj
nit that if his confidence IS misplaced his
cause is the proper one to pursue. The
State militia Of Mississippi, if faithful to
the interests of the government, are un-
doubtedly capable Of maintaining order
in that state, and while the course of the
President meets the approval Of his Cab
met, men who stood by President Lincoln
when many Of his most ardent supporters
were doubling the propriety of his course
we feel a confidence that as with Mr..
Lincoln al will prove for the best. The
task before President johnson in the re
construction of the states late in rebel
lion is not less difficult that Of supressine
the rebellion itself la its work the Pres
ident may err. but we have confidence in
his sincerity and ability, and are content
to wait until Mr. johason's policy is suf-
ficientIy developed and tried to prove its
efficacy in procuring the desired results
Let Us not oe too hasty i'll casting censure
upon those at the head Of the Govern
ment
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-20
From New Orleans.

Kew DIRK, sept 10.
New Orleans dates of the 7th are re-
ceived
The Times Browns lille correspondent
saws the health of the coored soldiers con
tiaues bad; sanitary measures have been
adopted and strictly enforced
The Liberals at Matamoras are collect
ing large force and Will soon increase it
by uniting with the forces of Cortinas
Caravajal, Card!es, and De Leon.
A skirmish took place on the Tampico
read between the republican troops under
E~ecobedo ard a party of Imperialists
under 1Inajero. having n wagon train in
charge. The imperialists were driven
back to Monterey. where getting reinforce
ments, they went out again and were met
by Cortinas guerrillas and were again
driven
Four confederate Americans were bar
barously murdered recently by robbers
one OF whom is reported to be Gen. Par
sons, OF Missouri, while another report
has 1T Col. Parsons of Texas
The Times publishes Gen Slocum' 5 or
der revoking his order for forhidding the
organization Of militia Of Mississippi bI
| Gov Sharkev, and saws we have informal
ton somewhat reliable, that important
changes Will soon take place in MisSssip
~, regarding the powers and conduct Of
the freedmen's bureau which will doubt
less form a precedent for all other states
| lately in Instruction
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An .Dt illustration.

The Albany Journal quotes a fable in
illustration of the position Of the Copper
head Democratic parry in that State 1t
will apply equally well 10 the same party
IN all the States where rs il New York
1t Is seeking to steal into power in the dis
guise Of Jni0nism: \ wolf caught q
skunk and was about to slay him, when
the skunk said :-"pon't kin me, I'm n
wolf You Il wolf lets hear you bark"
Il can't bark right. because / We gotta bad
cold But your clothes don't look like
a VOLTS "Oh, mine were stolen: these
are nv little cousins" but YOU haven't
a VOLTS ears because my ears we're
trimed The wolf, hnlfconviuced. was
about to leave, when he suddenly stopped.
snulfed the atmosphere moment, and
exclaimed You may bark like wolf
and wear the clothes Of a wolf. and show
the ears of a wolf, but no wolf ever had
such a bad smell about him as YOU And
so, the poor skunk died.
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ii. s. MagO0n. Esq.

Some surprise has been expressed by
many of the friends Of this gentlemen
that the delegation from this County to
the Union State Convention, did not pres
ent his name to that body for the position
of Attorney General Of the State In
order that there may be no msapprehen-
sion of the reason for the action of the
delegation in this respect, we would state
Mr. Magoon peremptorily declined being
a candidate, and directed the delegation
not to present his name to the convention.
and to withdraw it if presented by his
friends from other parts Of the State Mr.
Magoons friends, in this as we'll as other
sections of the State, will thus see that
the action of the La Fayette County del
egation was in compliance with his wish
es.-DarIiRgtoR Union