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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. In.
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DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience In
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any other physician In boston, and has, since
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private diseases and Female Complaints.
N. B.-All letters must contain four red stamp
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Office hOnTs trOm 4 A. n. tOgP.h
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York. wv
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AYERS PILLS.

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Reputation Established

Reputation Establlshedl
Mrs. 5. Il. Allen Is truly
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her sD0ndcriHl Sssccess In
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est manufactures In the
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80 INV tfi'
STEAM BAKERY I!

N.sA
THE ssbserbsn having completed an extensive
tention Of The public 70 The choice and excellent
articles Of their manuhoture, which they conf.
be disposed TO favor them with their patronage.
Our celebrated
"Nutrltive Crackers"
have obtained wide celebrity. and been mannhc.
tured by us for . long time ut Saco, Maine. Their
s and ssy place ys;.i
same excellent quality. These Crackers are the
discovery OF our Foreman, Mr.. p. II. HAskILL. and
are the only Crackers TO be found In New England
s,i
into state Of loathsome and disgusting putrss-
cence, thereby utterly destroying the saecharins
and nutriti.e principles Of the Flour - Is univer-
make use Of the dough Ia q perfectly sweet and
healthy condition. thereby producing not only our
Crackers. hut oil tho varied and much esteemed ar.
tcles OF our production. In proper and satisf.c.
tory condition to he used as food by mankind, who
are declared to bs "only little lower than the
angels"
In addition TO the common kinds Of Cake. We
call particular attention to the many kinds made
become acquainted with them. Among these We
enumsrate our highly prircd
Pound, Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy, Tea
CALIFORNIA DROP, JENNY LIND COOKIES,
and NEW YORK CREAM CAKES.
n; F,s s:P Sssd s ,oI EsG
luxury. We also make promptly 10 order
RIcH POUND. CIrRoN, ALMOND. SILVER, cocoAsur,
Fancy sponge, Gold. Brides. Rch, and Chess
Cakes,-also, Fancy Creams, kich Jumblss,
Fanny Rounds and spanish Drops
In va In a
pains to meet the wants and wishes Of our patron..
We use invariably the best Flour the market 81.
fords. All the other articles consumed BY Us In
our manufactures are carefully selected and OF the
choicest descriptions. Our Bakery 10 constantly
kept scrupulously neat and cleanly, and our work.
men partake OF the same general character as the
rest Of the establlsment and are masters OF their
business. We FULLY believe that your acquaintance
with US will but confirm the impression We have
feebly sndsavored TO convey, and We respectfully
solicit your patronage. :, =, ,,,,,,,o
n. n. JoRDAN,) II. N. JOkDAN Co.
q. Z. JORDAN,
HELLEN JOSEF
Dover, N. H., June I, 'G5.
Persons living In the eastern part or York coun
| ~ will bear fin mind that ii. N. Jordan d Co..
crackers can be obtained ut the stores OF PorteI
| Ford, Blddeford, VIM Moody, Kennebunk port, and
John Y. Hayes, Alfred, pedlar, western part Of the
county. 25u
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Remedy,
DIR JUAN DELAMARREs
CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLsi
p,.,ared BY GAn.nciEaH d Durosr. No: 2it rue
lombard, Paris. nom the prescription OF pr. Juan
DriAmaTre. Chief Physician to the Hospita ua
Nord GU Lsrihoiseire, fair trial, they would ma
mm.diat. relief, and, IN short time, be fully re-
stored 10 HsaifA and SfvesetA. IL 10 used 10 ,ns
practice OF many eminent French physieisnss WIN
uniIorn success, and highly recoIameoded rs Wy
only positive aud Specific Remedy fot All pe,,sons
sufrerlng IRON General or Sexual Deolilty, al ~
yanyements of the Nervous Forces. Melaneholy'
xs,rmnisrrAaa az Ssmi.ai Emissssss, al Meekns,s-
"a arising ffum sexual Excesscs"r fouthta, indis
enetions. Lass OF Muscular Energy, Pbyscai rro'-
ttations Nervousness, Weak spine LoWness VI
Snj,its, Dimn-s. 90 Vision, Mysteries Pains IN the
BaeL anal Limbs. Impotency, &c. Nolanguagec'n
convey an adequate idea or the Immediate and al
meet MiTacuous change 10 produces In the deoill.
Iated aud shattered system IN niet, stands un'
Iiyaiied as unfailng cure VI tho mAlAdies above
sai,rr no more. but use TAs Great Ffsseh Rsm..
Dr. 70 will effect cure where oil others hll, and,
aitho' powerful remedy. contaius nothing hurtfal
To- the most delicate CONSULTATION.
Pamphlets, containing full particulars and drec,
tion- ior using. In English. French, Spanish AMI
herman, accompany each box, AMI are also sent
free Ia any address, when requested
Price one Dollar per box OF six boxes TOT fNs
Dollars.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world, OF
will he sent by mAil securely scaled from observe
ton by enclosing specified price, to any authorised
agent ..,
Proprietors' Generai Agents In America. OSCAR
q. MUSES. q CO., "a Cortlandt st., New York. 2
Dr. A. bacon, sole asenl fOr Sou aBi BsldefOr>i.
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The mos, perfect and beautiful Musical Instrument In the
world Tor the American Home Circle.
I'VE and rednes and eleyates the minds VI ALL DEArr'
yrL IL ITS APPElRANCE AND EFTrcTs.
rSeventeen-l7-First Promiuuls were
awarded TO the American Organs IN THE
MONTH OF OCTOBER, 1865. over all
competitors, at different State and County
PAIRS First Premium awarded 10 the American Organs
at The Great New York State Agricultural Fair at Roches-
ter Sept lsGl over the whole catalogue exhibited By the
most celebrated makers. Meloieons for sale.
D. Pc N d,
No. Crystal Arcade, Liberty Street, Bidefor. Me. II
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sl.isfellaueons.
NAHBY.

~, Sa,by Turns . Meeting called 10
I,dor,c Gen. Rousseau 10 Account
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Pound. Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy, Tea

Persons living In the eastern part or York coun.
crackers can be obtained ut the stores Of Porter
| Ford, Blddeford, VIM Moody, Kennebunkport, and
John T. Hayes Alfred, pedlar, western part Of the
county. 25u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Hundreds and thousands annually die gsems'
tursIy when. Il they would give tho areat rrshen
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THE suhseribsrs having completed IN extensive
i STEAM BAKERY IN thIs city. Invite the OF.
tention Of ne public % che choice and sIoellen,
articles Of their manufacture, which they conf.
bs disposed TO favor them with their patronage
Our celebrated
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1866-09-01
Ications stopped.

TIE following important ordsr was is
sued by Gen. Howard, Commissioner OF
the Freedmens' Bureau, on the 23 ult.
+ CIRCULAR No. l0.-In accordance villa
the Instructions o1 the Secretary vi War,
lt1s ordered that on and after tue lst day
of 0ctobar nexr, the issue of rutions De
discontinued, except to the sick III regu-
larry orsaniAtd noSpl.a,s, and " tne oi-
pi.n yILin, ,of refugees and tiee''ins 4.
already existing, and thu, the State uiii
-cials, wEo may be responsible Tor Tine
Care Of the poor, be carefully not.ned vi
this .orler So tn,st they may assume Tile
'cnarge of such INDECENT refugees and
ireedmen as are not embraced III the
above EXCEPTIONS,
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'.hob-nnb with Mr.. Randall or Mr.. Brown
iDg," "to thank Northern soldiers for
shooting her children and striking her to
the aoumd.'" The Neps, of New York
declares 1 hat the South obtained to" lit
tlein the Convention; that it twas the
slave of expediency," and that the South,
furthermore, should have sent. its we-
men whose courage never faltered."
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A writer to the New York Tribune
says: The Shenandoah Valley is unsur-
passed by any section of onr country in
abounding natural resources of wealth.
I have travelled through all the Northern
States, east of the Mississippi aud north
Of the Ohio and Potomac rivers, and
am free TO say that this part of Virginia,
for the same number Of square miles,
distances them all. Those seve, al States
have one or more elements of material
empire, but this section has all of them
Il mean natural elements--though at
present but imperfectly developed, Fer
tility of soil, a genial climate, Astounding
in fruit, mountains ofiron ore, inexhaus-
tible deposits OF coal, forests of the choi-
cest trees for timber, and convenient,
universal, extensive water-power, are the
leading featuresof the country.
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Two eolored. women had quite q row
at the wellnear the Baptist Church, ON
Tuesday mnsning last. One charged the
other with stealing piece of cloth,
which SO enraged the accused that she
stabbed her opponent in the shoulder,
With a knife, inhicting dangerous and
painful wound. Quarrels are becoming
very frequent among the colored resi-.
dents in that vicinity aud they should be
stopped.
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Women often fancy themselves in
love, when they are not. The love OF
being loved, fondness of fattery, the
pleasure of giving pain to rival, passion
LOT novelty and excitement, are frequent
ly mistaken for something far better and
boiler; marriage disepchants the fair self
Iasceiver. and leaves her astonished at
her own Indifference and the evaporation
70 her romantic fancies. .
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{ A sIGNIFIaAsr CONSIDER
ing that the Louisville Journal il Il great
foe of universal Suffrage, the tollowii g
prediction is significant, to say the least.
We qnste: !C.I.!E2
''The shouts for JEFF. Davis, etc, Lee
which have been heard at many gather:
ing in Kentucky during the late canvass
which w,re heard at the Court house in
Louisville Oh Friday night last, AMI
again, boisterously, for Lee and Johnston
at Fest II Ill "n Satmda night and OF
the streets of Louisville, after the Duvail
triumph on Monday, following the roit IN
Memphis and the late riot in nNew-Orleans
will, in al human probability, lead to a
train of events that will establish negro
suffrage Throughout the Southern STATES
within two ,ears md halt or three
years, at the farthest.' ~ rt
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What does it mean

The CheraR Adw.tiser closes an edito-
rial about burglars, robbers, murdereis,
etc. with the following:
WHY thtado you Wit for the political
robbers, ihcendlaries, burglars aud mur-
derers To accomplish their works beio. e
you raise your hand in selfHdetehe?
Mr. Powell is evidently on the rampage,
but who are to be the victims?
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S O. We call attention to the changes
in the advertisements of the Steamer
lines. The Semi-weekly line ply until
further notice between Charleston and
Beaufort and the Hate plies between
Charleston and Jacksonville, Fla.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1866-09-01

lg The Moth Carolina Radicals have
net in convention in the western part oi
the State and passed a series of resolu-
tions, declaring their earnest desire to be
in the Enjoyment of representation III
Congress, but prefer to remain as they
are to being ruled or represented by the
aien who attempted to- subvsit the gov
ernmcnt. ai - --7'. .- = e;;,,
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a-We have received from therublish-
ers, the Messrs, Church, OF New York,
the " Galaxy for September lst. 1t has
increased Iii value and interest each num-
Der and this last is filled with choice arti
lies from able authors. ..r
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GNWe call the attention of our Ex-
CHANGES, and parties communicating with
us, to the fact that our Post-effice adj
dress is BEAUFORT, S. G. and not Port
ROYAL. They will save us much trouble
and delay by making this correction.
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what the Papers say.

what the Papers say.
The Soathren papers are accepting the
resolutions of the Philadelphia conven-
ton with many wry faces. We have not
seen a single Southern journal which
unreservedly endorses the platform adop-
ted by the convention. The Richmond
papers condemn the Cowan resolves with
a spirit and tone Of uuanimity best shown'
upon the whole, in the following from
the Despatch:
In 30 far as the address assumes That
the people Of the South are responsible
for the War. thar the e'war was rebellion;
that they are disposed to acknowledge
culpabili and contrition; that the Fede-
rs, o,y.rpnseats acted In Sell defense,
and under the Constitution, &c, it as
sumes what the people OF the South do
not !! o. TO be tras aud what, therefore,
they have no thought of admitting.
That is to say, in short, that there Is
nothing whatever in the resolves to which
the South can subscribe except the lneyl;;
table and incontrovertible facts that
krst, the war is ended and the South
beaten; and, that it is impracticab!e, and,
therefors, impossible to pay the confede-
rate debt; Sd, that the National debt must
be paid, petforce; 4th. that Slavery is
dead, in name, beyond recall; 9th, that
Mr.. Johnson's course deserves approval
because he IS the enemy of the Radicals
The Richmond Enquirer is astonished
to hear the declaration of Mr.. Cowan,
that the resolves were passed by a unaul-
nous vote. II says, "we protest In the
nam, Of our people that they be
considered no unanimous cote" The En-
on,;,ser denies more boldly that the plat
form is in "any just sense a National
one, and regrets that the right kind OF
delegates" we're not sent 10 the Conven-
-,;on. and "t6at the South has once more
been af, o,d ta the coh. u "
The Ri M;hmcn1 Tines says that 1.-THE
delegates were requested to swallow res
olutio that must have tasteda leasa
as q mixture of gall, senna and worm
wood" The Petersburg Eeprsss says that
the resolves were permitted to pass by
default of the South.rn members. ;" The
WsnbsTo, Dispatch processes its con
tempt for the War Democrats who sat in
the Convention, and calls Mr.. Raymond
a "trimmer. The Richmond Enquirer
again blames the Southern delegates fo'
.sanctioning the constitutionality OF the
coercion of q Ststs."'.:. The Raleigh Pro
qress continues: 1.-The most Gov. Ora
ham and others from this Stale could dc
was to protest against the Introduction o
the snbjsct." The Charlottesville Chronie'
ironically says that vHsisis is willingt'
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% The General Assembly OF this State
conveiies on the 4th inst. ut Columbia.
Tue modification OF the laws III reference
~ the freed people, the measures ior tue
rehef0f debtors aud provision for the
destitute ofine State Win occupy its atten-
tion. > = - - - ~
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GsMax. Strakos h is coming South
with his fine Italian Opera troupe. He
will bring IRFRE, the great haSso, with
him, and will open in Charleston early i'll
October.
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@-Thanks " our Marshal, the towi-
now presents cleanly appearance. In
view OF the proximity Of ofeoatagious dis
eases we urge our residents to renewed
care in the matter of keeping their premi-
ses clear of filth. A little labor may pre-
serve us flam many forms of disease.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1866-09-01

~zTPresident johnson has issued a
proclamation declaring Maximilian's
blockade of Matamoras null and void, be-
cause it is not supported by a sufficient
lorce.
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1T is reported that there was heavy
frost in Littleton, N. H., and in many
places in Vermont, ON the night of the
17th inst. -
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Those who desire ne@. ,putter, Lard
Potatoes, sc i, should Call ON MIR. NJ. III
Kingman. See advertisements
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@s-At CoosAw MIL, Mr.. d. G. VIII
son has hot of Ssasoaed Lulnber. See
advertisement.
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Four bales OF new Cotton, classed as
Middling Fair, were sold in Savannah on
Aug 9th at 40 cents a pound.
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@gWith regret We Call the attention
of our readers " the notice of the death
of MIR. q. w. .DEwHURsr in another col
nmn. He was, during the greater part
of the war, Adjutant of the lst. South
Carolina Colored regiment, and Was
known as brave and efficient officer.
During the past year he was engaged IN
business in Florida.
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33 in Cihcinnati; 8 in Phiiadefphia and
u New Orleans, on Aug % of cholera.
"A train of cars loaded with petroleum,
collided With another hear Narrowsburg,
n. j., on august 9th. The petrole-
um caught fire and burned the whole
train, together with three dwellings
IS in the vicinity Of the accident and fifty
thousand feet of lumber. Mr. Williams
whilst endeayoring 10 rescue two children
from one OF lie louses, NHs fatally Lurn
ed, and his wife jumped from the second
story window and imm, dialely gave bnth
to chll. LOSS $50, 900 sby tie fire We
presume.) ..'at
Under the provisiunsofth the new army
bill ali enl;stmeIts i'll the regular army
must be for five years in the cavalry aud
three ior other urauc hes OF the military
service.
Gov. Fletcher, of Missouri, has or
dered the enrolment OF negroes. Gen
II .ucork is said to have Special instruc-
tlous to stop the enrichment of negrors.
AT nee ing Of the Phi!adell h;a
Corn Exchange, held on the 23d ult., u
resolution Was offered provldn g for the
reception OF President johnson by that
body. 1t Was defeated, receiving only
four votes. '''.'. .'''
1t is reporte that General Sheridan
has been removed from the command of
New Orleans and General Stcedman ap-
pointed to succeed him.
The Radical candidate for Congress
has been elected lii Colorado.
Gov. LhSni G.. Harris, WAY In Selma,
on the 4th registering from Mexico.
= General Rosecrans has resigned his
position in the army. Genen.l oickles is
spoken of as his successor.
| "A popular toast: President Johnson
and Chimborazo, of all the Andys, the
most renowned.
The following is the estimate of ra-
tions for September for the States of
ARKANSAS, Missouri, and the Indian Ter
litory: Whites trefugeesJ $4,000 rations;
feed people, 5000 r.tions.
MAazNTA.-The tinting power of the
salts Of Magenta seem Incredible. One
grain in million times its weight of
water gives pure red; III ten millions, a
rose pink; in twenty millions, decided
blnsh aud even in fifty millions in which
it is discoperedb an evident glow.
Gov. Hahn and Judge Yarmouth, of
Louisiana, al, ived at st. Louis, Mo. AHg,
18th. Gov. Hahn is suffering severely
from his wour DIS.
The Turks have commenced hostili-
ties against the Christians in the islam of
Gambia, in the Mediterranean. Several
Consulates, especially those of Hnl-
d, land, Sweden, and the United States hav-
ing suffered much damage, have protest.
| nj ,f,,>nr brlJ =
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EDITORIAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

Tive hundred Mormons-men, women
and children took s'buff bath at West
Quincy Ill, a iewsays ago.
Over eighty wooden and caliso mills
are at present being built in Georgia.
Seven thousand negroes convened
III Choctaw, Ala, to discuss The subject
of emigration.
There were 129 deaths in st Louis;
50 in Cihcinnat, 8 in Phiiadelphia and
Y New Orleans, on Aug % of cholera.