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DIR. scHNNCK's ~
PULMONIC SYRUP.

This great n'sd cine cured Or. j. II. sonrsog, tho
PROPRIETOR Of pulmonary Colsumpl Ion, when Il Ind
assumed ltsmos formidable aspect, and when spoedy
death appoircd to be inevitable. His physlcane pro-
noilncei hs caie incufabo when he commenced
the use Of this simpc hut powerful remedy. His
heath was roltorcj In q very short tlnno uni no
return OF the dscne has been epprehendcd, Tor oil
the symptoms qu ckly dleepposrel, and his 3rcscns
wc"ht 10 more tlcn two hundred p)ugis.
Since his Recovery he has DC goel h'a attention
eNcni!ye!y TO tho euro oi Consumption aad he
d'ea2gs which are uuaily comp igl cd viii Il, and
thj cuFel ofec ol by hB me lcihe have been very
huroroul ald truly wonder n. Dr. sdl3SoT
haiei pro o.sona y.slts osevaraI Of The arec' c tic.
Wtcti", where ho han ar co icorrse o, pa, eI's,
Ard u s Irily n 5p s.inr to soe poor consumpyGI
tha' lafeio 10 ~ Ell oGi oi ,hcr ,srria o. aud In
irv n1nhi 'loilihg, r3iiust poFloas. Dr..
sViCNCH5 Pt'hN0Nij sYRuP, sEAWE ID
TONIC, Gpd MANDRAKE PILLS aro poieraly
nj 70 iG'rod IN cIfiGg Conmnp.iou. Fuil direc-
tea GeshHp}ay Crch 70 tha alg ono cal take them
" ihjd, sc9ias Dr. sjnssoi, hut whoa /. ia cou-
vcloht q s lts, 10 10, him. Tie gyoi alyoo lroc,
bG Gge ah.cl- il cylnpliGn with he 70 prJnlcter
Il si,. tbroj dJ.arL
eg'a Cd afTt. 'hpl Purchasing, that tho two
udO e thc l,oG,of-- 10 fhel H. tho ,s,tsia,o
Of Consumption, and no o'bc! ni 10 now is, In
partl n.a,h--lro On Ibo 5oyorim9ai stamp.
Sd n, .. Oruw'sl ald Dca9r. prcs ,3l.Ij
p,r b)lc, OF $40 lb9 haG 6oaoi. Ic,ios. Tor
sI,icc s..uI ava & be drcc-i to Nr. selolci,s
Pt,d,rg OAce, l. N,ch i.h s., Pa Go pha Pa.
TO GO Wao olia \ cl's peml4 Bsraol 4 Co.,
n. =. $. ). !la.'c DltiMoro, Ml. John ID.
pnra, l9paaa, ono; Waker " TsJor Chicago,
E; 90 oiA! R;o,. ~. icut 10. I9d W. ca. mo. ".
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EREg TIP EvEEsYB lB,.Y !!

A LARGE6 rp. Catalogue, teacljng how
N to remove Tan, Freckles, Pimp)as, Bloch.
es, Moth Patches Snowncss, B;uptions md
all impurities of the skin How to iorrs
Whiskeis, restore, curl and beautily the hair.
renew the age, cure Drunkenness, Nervous
Deol!i'y' ana other useful and valuable intor-
BERGER, SHUTS & Co.
Chemists, 2s5 River ST., Troy, NY.
dec5 i'm ~ -
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THE highest market price IN CASH,
will be paid for 80 bushels of Oats de
livered at this Office,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Letters Of Administration upon the Estate
Of ions BELL. late of Morgan township,
Greene Co., decd, having been granted to
the undersigned hy the Register of Greene
Co., AL persons knowing themselves indebted
to said Estate are requested to nay the same,
and those having claims against sad Estate.
are requested to present them duly authenti
Gated for settlement.
SARAH Bell,
JAMES BELL,
Dec. 1, 1S66.-6t Adm'ra
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1t do cthbn@' F,nnas Bnrgcr, Sprmghhill ip
LASS iU-ilORriCULrU mp,

MENlS
l@t moving maehinc, Hip SIar.h Rchhilit tp e. 90
Best farming mil, jams Nicvry, Arppu tbynsbip . 90
Best fruit dry houso. uriah lIngc Ccnir township Oh
CLASS !i--PRhSERvES.
Best rr'''i dqn''', na .uwt MrsJ Walton, Jack.
2ldo Mrs Marion Dell, Rchlr township Go
iicst doplums MrsJ W Wa!ton Jacksonville 90
Beat do blackberry Isaac rrigrlcn, Richhill tp | 90
Best DO rirols Nlr' Walton, Rrlldll township | 90
ID do do Mrs william Crooms, cnmbcrl,na ,,wnshp 40 40
CL ,SS l2-- LIES.
ncs current Jelly, one quart James Carter Rich tp 30
ldo lswc 'reaaardrm lilrhhill township 35
Hest do quincc Mrs ID " Walton, Jacksonville Eo
Il do do james Carton RiChhill township N
Best do Blackberry, isac rcng,rlcn, RlchhIll tp 90
Bcst tomato butter, ,Iamn' Brad lock Rlrlhil tn bn
GLASS l3--BREAD, &c.
Best soi, light brcad Mrs Walton Richhlli tn 81 on
2llo Mrs James Coates Rchhil township En-
Best jelly cake, Mrs Walton, jacksonville 5o
aldo MgsJ Walton, Jacksonville 5o
Bcst lumber pickles, Mrs William Groop,s Cumb tn 30
ticstnssortcd do Isaac uanrdcn RichhIll township 80
ncs tomato catanp Iizs,e r"ng rlen Richhlll tA 30
ss tnrTnt o Mr ias,ar, RIrhn .own.n Mi' 'p go go
Oct Glcrnoryto Mrs phi, M,rsh Richhil township DO
CLASS ll-.CLOrllING MADE BY EX
uIBlTOR
Bc vc't Mrs Philip Groom., Cumberland township 81 90
DO lVr pants shirts dress aud cioat 4 90
CLASS lj-FLORhL DEPT
Best dahlla Mrs j " Walton. Jacksonville 81 90
Dust round hand hoquct,l rcagarlcn, Rchhiiltp 90
CLASS l6--FlNE ARTS.
Post nmhrotypts mlrO2, Wallace, Wayucsburg 80 90
% Photographic hpfdo2 and hest collection of both 90
CLASS l7--J hCKS AND MULES.
Heat jnci A q JNcoh,, Franklin township IS IN
?ddo A Hopkins, .Riclh township . 90
ipst mule rn0n,w Carl, Washington county "
ID do 2 o.
CLASS ls--EQU ESTRIANISM
llcst female cqus,rin iG1ie Gray Jacksonville 20 oo
y d, NJ WALTON, prcst
A. A. srnuT, scct'y.
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. FOR SALE I!

A smiths bellows, m anvil anu iron els
~ tern pump Tney are good rs new and
will DO sold lowes than cost to any one wish
ing to purchase. D G. SPERRY,
Wsynesburg, Pa,
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STRN0GaApnY..Wl,uouG A TaaUaIR.
A SYSTEM OF WRITING WHICH WILL
IN prove of vast Importance to persons
wishing to take notes, transfer sermons or
speeches into manuscript. 1t may be nc
quired in a short tine, Price, postpaid, 80
cents. Address A. II. WOOD,
Box lol, Wayncsburg, Pa.
nnnOS Ot,,n ~
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@ Who keeps window glass OF all sizes +?
A. Hoffman & Roberts.
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trOEO " ''-. T, ,,,, 's-5
,cu,, W 49, t'' - ~, ioh'i.
utny Viii .5,r n ,ni .i ,'3Si ,,; u1m"
niIt,n pith,.., o,yi 'n' arrive at fhiadel-
EtgrWNRD
uti,,t.,t, r,.+ ~ " 49,
h,l''.tHl EEW"sS i''yna Huri5lrrs llily .lcxc,pt
-oo . -'' "''l, hlWFiVes AT W'it Ph'lololpl!a II
wv A. NJ
I,.HN ulrri 'alrf dllIy CeSeent Npldws) mt
' ' ln'Sgrly"' lt "''t P"iIad'!phi at l!O NJ.
u' iut .e s,.t from Mi, arrives mt IIgcri.burv
HlN ''s" '"nLE,l am toanictsWth Fast s.ns lcay,
lf irE,-llrS y '-n \. w.
'tlH ENpri', hl'aS u Vr burg a1y lex" rt Snnlnysl
nt O." ~ VI W. ',f'A AZ west Philalsip.tt 1T $40 r. NJ
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PATENTED MAY GOTH, 1866.


This is IN article 10, washing without rub
hing, exec Vi IN very dirty riaces which will
quire ry Slight lu) md unlike other
preparations offered for u Ike purpose, WILL
NOT ROT THE CLOTHES hit viii leave them
wurrar th'n 'ry methods, without tho
usual wear and tear.
1t removes .,,a spots g3 ic by magic, and
softcns the dirt by soaEing. u that rinsug viii
in ordinary cases entirely remove it.
THE powder is prepaicd in accordance with
cheuic i ienc, an uuan process peculiar
to itself, which is sGcmed by letters Patent.
1t has hcen in use for more than year, and
has proved Itself a universal flvrlte wherever
u has hccn used Amonr the advantages
claimed are the following, viz:
II savcsa the expense Ct soap usually used
on cotton and, linen 50 Dis,
II s1v'' 80 Of II, idUOr Of rubbing and
wear and tear
A''A.D., .iing windows i IA unsurpassed.
With one Qu rlcr h. 'unr onl labor usually
require /, implyts beautiful gloss and ustra
mu' 2rN rirr tH any other no ic. NJ water
required except 20 m0i;on The powder
Objections wih each package
'na c'n hr nalilv NnNr'ri tel by single
tiHl. The clst oc washing for q funi'y ofivo
o. siH persons viii nnt exceed rUr1E CEXrs
The manufacturers Of this powder are aware
thlt pNny us lcss compounds have been in
trpdu ed to The nuhlic wi'k have rGtted the
81 Nth, or uilcain In remOyi0g the dirt, but know
Ing the intrinsic excellence ofthls a;,ice, they
conf ''nty Wocl.im it Hs 10 ing adapted to
't lrmpnl yirN we lorr existed, and
wlich has her"'n''v' - 80 1asupplio1
MANUFACTURED ny
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lust received n new lot of choice perfume
D mmcry. highly scented sops. cosmetics
& =. including many NEW AnTlcLhs very chem
c,ll and see them at BRADEN'S Dkle
STORE :, a..
A LARGE stock Of Patent Medicines jus
N received. Call and see our STOCK ant
PRICES. g9
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PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND MACE

| 4 itiSt hiiisI VAL VI AII-h hND hlIAN
FOR PRESERVING, RESTORING, AND nEAurI-
rYISG TIE HAIR.
And is the most delightful and wonderful ar
tic.e the world ever produced.
Ladies will find it not only certain remedy
to Restore, Darken and Bcau,iry the Hair. but
also desirable article for the Toilet, as it is
highly perfumed with rich and delicate per
fume, independent Of the fragrant odor Of
the Oils of Palm and Mace
The Marvel OF Peru.
A new and beautiful perfume, which in
delicacy Of scent, and the tepacity with which
ii clngsto the handkerchief and person, is
unequalled.
The above articles for sale by all druggists
and Perlumcrs. at 81 per bottle each Sent
ny express to any address hY proprictors.
T. w. WRIGHT & CO.,
. 100 Liberty ST., New York.
Oct. q, JFGG.-1y
ANEGV PERFUME F0G VNG HANDKERCHIEF.
Phnion's "NiSat Esioom;ag Ccrcua.o
Phai0n's "Eighi Eslcons;na Gnremn."
Phnion's "Nisht Lg.oOia;lns Ccrcus."
phnlon's "Nigat gsioosI,:lS Cc:cus."
Fhnion's Nigga; aS!co:ains Cerrus."
a most cxqrisi'e. d'cHtc mud Frar"ar' rerfInr,
dis led from the rare aud beautiful flower from
which IL taxes its name
Manufactured only by
r'E2AA<rN n sAT. Wow work.
BEWARE or COuNTERrEIrS
ASK FOR rHALON s--TAEE NO OTHER
jy2p, G-iNrrV.
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Gentlemen & Ladies' Wear.

Wares ofall kinds and completed varie
ty of the best GROCERIES, All Of
which they propose to sell Mt the very lowest
hgarcs, depending on the quality and cheap
ness Of their goods to gain them custom.
G We them call before purchos sing else
where, and they will prove tn the above is
correct Room in Saycrs' cornc', east of the
Court House, Nayncsburg. LOvS'GGtf
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Cali aud. see our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. Thankful for the very extensive
patronage Already bestowed, we hope TO merit
a continuance Of the same
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MANUFACTURED ny

AOuI.,J STEVENS
2pi broadway Byston.
tLso, MNrFi 'rUrrHe w F5,I -si CoIoRs.
For st!o by ,boc'rs wl Dealers vrvwhcre.
OCT II 'G6-3m
Ea'yly Qnja 9Gai s,O Oai.
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l'-i A sli. a
WIN fg'2 T'Is TABLE.
DAYS EXCEpTED,l

2IG1r TRAINS iDttLY rJAND rP1v orrrtAnrr
DAILY ~ 'rN ''N. f8uJ
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DISASTERS.

Barque jas Brett, IRON Shields Tor New Haven
pnt into Queenstown lIth inst leaking badly and
with loss of sails and spars, having been in collision
on tie 9th, in lat As N, lon II W.
Sch Union, of Harrington, which recently put in :
to Savannah, in DISTRESS, having experienced severe
weather. has sailed for Northern port to make re-
pairs. -sFI
Ship Anna Kimball, from New York for Shanehae
was spoken mo date) in lealy condition.
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IS TINELAND.

EARN AND FRUIT LANDS in mild and
healthful climate. Thirty miles south Of Phil
adelpha, by Railroad, in New Jersey, on the sam e
| line OF latitude as Baltimore, Nd s
The soil rs rich and productive varying from clay
to q sandy LOAF. suitable tor wheat, Grass, Corr
Tobacco, Fruit and vegetables This is great Jrgif
C5aisatiy. Five hundred Vineyards and Orchards
have been planted out by experienced fruit growers
., Vineland is already one of the beautiful
places in the Unitcd States The entire territory,
consisting OF fifty sqnare miles of land is laid out
upon general system OF Improvements. The land
is only sold to actual settlers with provision for public
adornmeDt The place on account OF its great beauty
as well as other advantages, has become the resort
OF people o. taste. 1t has increased five thousand
people within the past three years Churches Stores
Schools, Academies Societies OF Art and Learning,
and oahcr elemsnts of refinement and culture have
been introduced. Hundreds of people are constantly
settling. Hundreds Of new houses are being con-
structei l.. Price of Farm Land twenty acre lots and
upwards, S25 per acre. Five and ten acre and Vii
lage lots fol- sale. -=-s go 90
Fruits and Vegetables ripen earlier in this district
than in any other locality, north of Norfolk Valm-
proved places for sale
Openings tor all kinds OF business, Lumber Yards.
Manufactures, Foundries, Stores and the like and
steam Power with room can be rented
For persons who desire mild winters, healthful
prov d. abounding in fruits, and po sessing all other
social privileges, in the heart Of c1yilzation it is
worthy of visit.
Letters answered, and the Vineand Rural paper
giFingful, information. and containing reports of So
Ion Rob nson, sent to applicants.
Address CHAS X. lands, Vineland P O.,
Lands Township. New jersey
From Report OF Scion Robinson, Agricultural Ed-
tor of the Tribune; ut is of the most extensive
fertile tracts In an almost level position and suitable
condition for pleasant farming that we know of this
side Of the Western Praries."
sept1.d6,w6m 81 HN sE.1T rSfesa =GFt
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S
Cotton declined q 1e; sales 1,200 bales Mid
ding uplands at "a q 34!c.
FioII-dull and 20 a Soc lower: sales LOO bbls.-
State at so a II 40; Round Hoop Ohio 10 60 q
10 Is: Western 50 q II 10; Southern at II 40 q
10 25'
Wheat dull and 2 q DC lower; sales 1,700 BUSH
milwaukee No. 1, old, at 90; new Milwaukee no, 2
at 2 80.
Corn-heavy and q &c lower; sales II 900 BUSH
Mixed Western 81 White Western 223; Southern
White, new, II.
Oats-dull and c lower; sales 20 600 bush. Chicago
and Milwaukee at 81 q CSC. State at 66 q &c.
Beet-heavy,
Pork-heavy and lowers new mess % 12l.
Lnrd-quiet and steady.
Butter-dul.
Whskey-without change.
Groceries--dull.
Naval stores-quiet; spirits turpentine 724 g 73s.
Rosin at 90 a 10 90. 1861
Oils-qu.et; Benzine 40 a 10.
Petroleum-dull; crude 81 q %; refined bonded
3lk@ 80.
Tallow-quiet.
Wool-domestic dull; foreign more active previ-
prices sales 100000 lbs. at As q Castor domestic
fleece; 40 a zoe for pulled; Soc for dubbed, and Coo
for combings MesuZa and Cape.
Freights to Liverpool-firmer.
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THE MARKETS.
TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS.
Financial.

NEW YORK, Nov 70.
Honey is getting easier. The Banks are offering
amounts freely at per cent? and leading stock firms
find no difficulty in supplying their wants at per
cent on stock collateras. The Banks are receiving
currency from the interior The rate on call ranges
from TO per cent Discounts moderately active
prime names are current at 81 a per cent. Foreign
Exchange nominal. Gold has taken sharp DOWN
ward turn. The improvement made in Stocks yes
terday was not sustained to-day. The market is gem
orally weaker. There is disposition to defer opera
tons until the opening of Congress, and until some
light is thrown the future policy Of the Treasury
Department. Gold at 130 P. M. was 141s. Tie rail
road list is per cent. lower and after the Board
still further decline took place governments are
fairly active at yesterdays prices The miscellane
oua list is dull and lower.
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FOKEICN PORTS.

At Melbourne Sept 27 barque Anna, Watts N, i'm
San Francisco, ar Path.
At Shanghai Sept 26, s ps Golden State DeIano.
and America, Morse, unc; and others.
At Whampoa Sept 26, barque Powhattan, Patten,
in dock.
AT Hong Kong Sept %, ships Martha Ribeout. lei
lerson Tor Havana; Pocahontas, Graves; California
Barber; Viscata, Drummond; Charger Hatch; Bel
videre, Jackso Richd III, Greenough, and Wind
At Manila Sept Is, ship Golden Hind, Davis, INC
Fearless. Drew, for Boston; Arracan Croweu, tor
New York. 7-T'l
At Singapore 9th ult, ships Dudley, Barrett, for
Liverpool, wig; Tennyson, Graves, unc
Ar at Ponce, PR, 21st ult, brig Mariposa Nash,
Machias. e8f
Ar at Havana 17th inst, brig BENZ Delano, Wilson,
Apalachicola.
Sid fun Cardenas 18th inst barque John Griffin,
oCout for a port North OF Hatteras. ~ II
Az Sagua IA h inst, brigs Anna NJ Knight, Knight,
Rotimor dsg; Brown, Balm, from do, for
Sid fin TURKS Islands, tho date) barque Trovatore,
Ar at St John, NIB, 2sd inst brig Caledonia, Edr-
GU ror'ianu sen Morning Star, Miller, do.
[Per steamer Scotia, at New York;
Ar at Liverpool 18th nit, Belle Creole. knowles.
cid 4th, Premier, Taylor, Euenos Ayres. q ?,
Emit Tor ldg 18th, John L Dimmock HARVARD, f,r
Philadelphia Kate Davenport, Otis, for do; Virgin
Ar at London 18th inst, Mary Bentley, Clark, from
sa Cruz Cuba Elcano, Patten, st John, ME,
land ent out for do
| Panama '-"' o'''
posra ar Falmouth 16th Annie Size, Shields, from
;,ornan INTO IN MILFORD 10Th, Yumuri, Thompson, from
Ar at St Helena Sept 30 Inzor po,;,so,, from
Hong Kong land sid Oct LIST for liverpool
Sid FIN Alicante 18th inst, Adelaide Pinmmer for
New York. = --''' '
Sid I'm Cadiz 9th inst, Ellen Dyer, Clamp. MALAGA.
Ar at Bordeaux 18th inst Lisbon, Curtiss, fin New
Orleans. - - ~
Ar at Hayle 14th inst, Jacob A StamIer, Samnson,
New York; 18th. Marcia G Day, Chase, New Or.
leans, lin quarantfne.) ~
Ar at Hamburg 10th inst, Winfield Scott, Rand
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
EMI-W EEI1LY LUNE,

& The splendid and tist Steam
~esa-4a-sSM ships DIRIGO, Capt NJ SHFR
a n -REM wOoD, and FRANCONIA. Cant
dzkN4l.a&sA2A>W. W. SHERWOOD, will untii
- further notice, run as follows:
Leave Browns Wharf, Portland, every WEDNES-
DAY and SATUR at r. NJ, and leave Pier
80 East River New York, every WEDNES DAY ana
SATURDAY, at o'clock p a.
These vessels are fitted up with fine aecoT,lnoia-
tons for passengers, making this the most speedy
sale and comfortable route Tor travellers between
&c NeW york and Maine. Passage, in State Room,
So;vo cabin passage $500. Meals extra.
GOODS forwarded by this line to and from Mon
st. 10 n. ~
Shlppers are requested TO send their freight to the
steamers as early as p NJ ON the day that they
leave Portland ~ WV ' N' my
rof Telgnt or passage apply TO
Maye9, 1866. dit
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Gin lifting the kettle from the fire scalded myself
very severely-one hand almost to crisp. The tor
ture was unbearable. The Mexican Mus
tang Liniment relieved the pain almost Immediately.
1t healed rapidly and left very little scar.
CHAs. FOSTER, 400 Broad street, Philadelphia"
This is merely sample of what the Mustang Lini-
ment will do. 1t is invaluable in all cases of wounds,
swellings, sprains cuts bruises spavins, etc., either
upon man OF beast. rk~ss
Beware of counterfeits None is genuine unless
wrapped in the stee-plate engravings, bearing the
signature OF G. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and the pri
rate stamp of DENIS BARNES g. Co, New York. AZ.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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Brick Houses for Sale ON Spring st.
THREE story brick dwelling Houses, with over
Il 5000 feet Of land pleasantly located. Price rea-
sonable Terms liberal. Inquire of
r,g JOHN G. PROCTOR,
n0v19d3w Middle street.
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LIVERPOOL, Nov. 81, Noon.
The Cotton market opens dull but steady. The
sales to-day will approximate 5000 bales. Mddling
Upands at the opening were quoted at lad.
The Breadstuffs market is without any material
change.
LONDON, Nov. 81, Noon.
The money market is quiet Consols closed at 90 for
money.
AMERICAN SECURTTIEs.-The following are the
quotations for American Securities Erie Railroad
Shares 49, Illinois Central Railroad Shares 7e Unit
ed States 5-20's TOT.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. &C. Evening
The Breadstuffs market closed with downward
tendency The latest quotations of Corn 4Os per
quarter,
The Provisions market closed with Lard inactive.
LONDON, Nov. 81, Evening.
Consols quoted at S9l for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following were tile
opening prices of American securities: Erie Railway
shares 49, Illinois Central shares rs. United States
5-20s 70l
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2e.
The market tor Cotton is quiet at Yesterdays quota
IONS sales to-day 5000 bales. Middlng uplands
are quoted at AID.
LONDON, Nov. %, Noon.
Consols for money S9I
United States 5-20's 7Ol Illinois Central Railroad
shares TT Erie shares A.
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RAILROADS.
PORTlaRO& ROCHESTERRR
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

EElaxNHS1 On and after Monday, April 30. isce
Sz@1ytrains will leave as follows:
Leave Saco River for Portland nj 10 and aoo . -
340P N. - -
Leave Portland for Saco River att 15A. NJ. 90 and
545 Pm.
The 200 p. train out and the A. NJ train i'm To
Portland will be freight trains with passenger cars
attached
Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorham,
Standish, Steep Falls Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago
Bridgton, Lowell, Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryebufg
Conway, Bartlett, Jackson Lmington, cornish ,Por.
tor Freedom, Madison and Eaton. N. fl.
At Buxton Center for Wcst Buxton, Bonny Eagle,
South Lnington LiningtGn, Limerick, Newfeld
rsrrsonsteld and 0ssipee
AtSaccarappa for South Windham, Windham Hill
ana North Windhan daily
steam Car and Accommodation trains will run as fol-
S~s.-Leaye Gorhsm for Portland at 90 A NJ. and
2mr M Leave Portland for Gorham at II Is p M
Portland, April 2s. Is66.dtT " 'H' : -'''"'
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Heimstreet's nmitablc Hair Coorng has been
steadily growing in favor for twenty years. 1t
acts upon the absorbents at the roots of the hair and
changes to its original color by degrees All instan-
taneous dyes deaden and injure the hair. Helm
strocts is mot dye but is certlin in its results pro-
notes its growth, and is beautiful Hair Dressing,
Price 90 cents and Sl.00. Sold by all dealers. ,
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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DIED.

In this city, Nov. %, Mis-. Dolly Foye, widow of
the late Joseph Foye, aged rs years
Western papers please copy.l
II Spring street,
In Cape Elizabeth, Nov. 26. of congestion of the
lungs Mr. samuel Butler, aged 20 years months
In Norridgewock, Nov. 8, Miss Sarah A. I. Wes-
ton, aged 80 years s months
In Lewiston, Nov 10. Mr.. William Brooks, aged SO
years II months.
In Waterville, Oct. 80, Mrs Lucinda Peavee, aged
"a years.
In Skowhegan, Nov. 10, Miss Lucy McIntire, aged
81 years.
In NorridgewoCk, Nov. g, Miss Sarah A. T. Wes-
ton, aged 80 years 6 months.
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International Steamship 90.
PASSPORT, Calais and st. John.
FALL ARRANGEMENT
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.
HOTELS.
MILLS HOUSE,

CHARLESTON. ..............S0. CAROLINA.
THE proprietor has the pleasure to inform the
Il travelling public that the above house Is now open
ior the reception of guests having made extensive III
terauons Improvements, and refurnished 1t through
OUT it is now in capital ORDER and every exertion Will
be made to render it acceptable to his patrons
no10eod6m JOSEPH pHRnRWU
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CHICAGO, Nov. %.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat 3 q DC lower
sales at 10 for No. and So for No. e. Corn weak
er; sales at 864 g s7lfor No. l. Oats shade lower
sales at 37Ic for No. O. Rye title off and quiet at
&c for No. 1. Barley nominal al e6 for No2 High
Wines at SO fOee. Provisions dull; sales 1000 bulls
mess pork at 10 90. New strain Lard 80; old prime
70: old No, Ill. Graen kaIns o.