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GES. SHERiDAN's OPiSioN.- Alfred
l.. Lee, Of Kansas, delivered an address ut
Lcavenworth last week, during which he
detailed some Of the most revolving Incl.
dents connected with the New Orleans
bu,chery which came under his personal
observation. He likewise affirmed that Gen.
Sherhlan's sympathies were wholly with
the Union men Of the South, and in proof
Of this, repeated the following remarks
made to him by the General in the course
Of an extended conversation:
fear Northern men don't understand
this thing; in worri, these rebels are will
ing to come hack il they can place the rcb.
cl flag right along side of the Stars and
Stripes. They want TO preach rebellion |;
they want to 20 hack to Congressional halls,
cloibed with the mantle Of authority they
are very willing to come back il Leo and
Johnson shall stand on the same plane rs
Grant and Sherman they are willing to
come back if this rebellion shall he made q
thing to be proud Of, and its memory shall
fall as glorious heritage to their children.
I consider these gorgeous funeral process
sions ay an insult to mo and to every man
who ever wore the Federal blue.
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ANOTHER REBELLIoN TnRrArrsEp.-In Mr..
R,ymond's address ''To the people Of the Uni
ted States" In convention assembled ct Phil.
sdelphis, there Is a sentence declaring that "No
people subjected to such treatment a. that to
which the South was now subjected, could long
remain loyal" This evil suggestion was re
csivcd with prolonged cheering. When order
Was restored In the wigwam Senator John.
SON asked that the sentence be repeated.
The sentence was read again a. fellowship
people has ever yet existed whose loyalty and
faith such treatment long continued would not
ALLEVIATE and impair, and the ten millions Of
Americans who live In the South would be un.
worthy citizens Of tree country, degenerate
sons OF heroic ancestry, UNIT ever to become
the guardians Of the rights and liberties be.
queathed to us by the fathers and founders Of
this republic. II they could accept with uncom.
planning submissivcness the humiliation thus
sought to be imposed upon them"
This sentiment was again checred with the
greatest enthusiasm.-Porfland Press.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

EThere is no doubt of the defeat of
the North Carolina Constitution. It is dis.
tasteful to the rebels, who think they can do
better, now that the President is there
friend. l, '..f oh.
II Tho Mobile Times says Grant did
not whip Lee, but "smothcrcd him to death
with quarter Of million of Dutch and
Irish" How do our soldiers like that kind
of talk from the reconstructed.
u A brutal outrage wns committed up
OF girl only I years old, in Bowdoinhanl,
Me-, last week, who has since died Of her
injuries.
- Letters from Richmond state that
Durham Wardell, known rs the ''only Ice
man." lives in daily expectation Of assassi
nation. His crime WINS addressing the freed
rncn Of that city, on the 9TH Of July last.
General Tcny's removal is the death kncll
Of the Unionisls there. t-.
~ The annual session Of the Vermont
Convention Of Univesalists will take place
OH "Wednesday and Thursday, August -
aud 30, at West Concord. Rev. J. .. Skin
ner is selected to preach the Occasional Ser.
mon, and in his absence, Rev. Moses Mars
ton.
81 Not one prominent Radical Republic
can consented TO take pan in the Philadcl.
phia Convention and not n single eminent
Union soldier consented to act M brother
delegate with Dick Taylor and Mostly.
n A dangerous counterfeit Of the de-
nomination of o. on the First National
Bank of Newburyport, has made its appear.
ance. The face OF the bill, though some.
what coarscly, is we'll done. The fngs in
the back ground are quite faint, Us also are
the coat Of arms of Massachusetts OF the
left and the eagle on the right. r'
II Gen. Butler Is credited with good
thing in reference to the 'trm-in arm" spec.
,acle a, Philadelphia last week. A john
sonito WINS making conRnt,iatory ol'serva-
tons TO him on the touching scene, and re.
marked that aextrcmes meet" ayes, said
Butler, $50 they do when dog chases his
, own tail, but both extremes belong to the
safnc dog !" o.. a-TH I ne
The Prssidentdo does not recognize Maxlnilian's
blockade Of Matamoras and other Mexican
ports, and has issued . proclamation declaring
/. null and void, and that any attempt which
shall DO made 70 enforce the same against the
0oysrnmeut or eisissns Of the Unitsd States
win be dissllowed. IfMsIimilion esn't under.
stand this. then be ID : dull scholar. .r,.
Aare occurred 1t Jersey city on Saturday the
10Th Inst. among the Oil vessels In that hsrbor
north Of the Eris Railroad Company's freight
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TREASON 00RIME.

The President OF the johnson Club In WASH
iugton. Montgomery Blair. has written let
ter defending his friend and ,o.lsborer AleIand-
or n. Stephens. from the charge Of treason.
and takes the bold ground that the Southern
rebels are entitled to more sympathy than the
Southern ioyalists- We quote ct some length
When the war came. In spite OF all appeals
20 soher-miuded patriots to stay It's fury, when
the thunder of cannon had begun, CHAT could
ths lorsrs Of pence In either section do out 10
submit to the forces With which they we're sur
rounded; in the States TO which they belonged
self nom Aoms. kiNdref, Irisa.is. Ind sdfirs
soil and 90 into opposite ranks TO crush hsn
a A. the so~,A grew weaker and began to stag.
ger under the heavy blows Of the gigantic
North, all her brave spirits rallied to man in
her support. Even the slaves were moved by
hs natural instincf. foe when All the white
men. young and old. he'd left their homes, their
women and children, to BE- protecte'i and fed
by their superior strength. they would not de.
sert To our conQuerng army - u marched
through the shrinking South. bot fed With the
panic stricken families, and gave them aid AMI
comfort. In this. did not the blacks prove
themselves . loyal peoplsr VPoaid not hs
rhik man hare proved himssU a rsersaat u,
under such eiyeGmsiaess, he had gone orsr to
the INvADERSf
The aspects to VII Oh thus sllude show that
the spread and continuance Of . war puts .
new lace on that which ct its inception WAS
treason.
Here We have one Of the chief supporters Of
the Prssiasns laboring to show that the rebels,
amer their leaders had declared var. were justi-
nel in making var upon the government. and
-
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KEEP THE BALL MOVING!

From every quarter comes the cheering
intelligence that the people are moving and
are fully alive to the responsibilities Of the
hour. The Western States are ablazc with
patriotic enthusiasm, and the sacred fire up
ON loyal altars Is burning brightly. Such
men as Gen. Logan, Gen. Schenck and a
host Of other eloquent men are addressing
the people, while in Pennsylvania the cam
paign on the part Of the Republicans bids
fair to exceed in enthusiasm that Of 1864.
The current Of popular opinion is steady
and strong against the copperheads and
their President, and il cannot be arrested.
They demand that after their countless sac
rifces they shall have something to show
for il all, something to prove that after the
reward Of daring all and doing oil for the
salvation Of their country, is within their
grusp, il shall not be wrcsted from them by
,reacherous President and his copperhead
followers. Lot Us have security that we
shall not again be summoned to arms in de-
fence Of country imperilled by traitors.
Il is too late now to ask the loyal masses to
barter away their dearly earned victories,
TOO late to ask them to trust the oath Of trai-
tors. Too many brave boys in blue have
been struck down by rebel bullets for that
to come to pass; too many chorus Of men,
ory extend from the graves of eyery battle.
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The Dover Enquirer is misinformcd.
John u. Burleigh, Esq, OF South Berwick,
was never Senator from this County, untl
never will be. Mr.. Burleigh has acted
with the Republicans for the last four or
six years, when il suited his purposes so to
do, but the Republicans Of South Berwick
were never confident that he would vote
with them one year because he did SO the
year previous. Mr.. b never learned that
money would not buy responsible positions
in the Republican ranks; and perhaps until
that late supper ut Augusta, it did not occur
to him that to get the nomination for Gov.
cnor from the loyal men Of Maine ian
idea never entertained by three men in the
State beside himself) il was necessary to
secure their confidence. The Copperheads
have bought one vote cheap, very cheap
hat what shall We say Of the sold, he who
aspircd to be Governor, and tempered DOWN
his demands to the nomination for Con-
grcss, then to the District Assessors place,
AMI finally brought up with the Copper
head nomination for Senator, without the
ghost OF chance OF election Nothing,
ind 80 we viii say Il. ''Facile decensts
aScrni.''
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To COissllstspetreS.

The advertiser, having been restored 10 health In
q faw weeks by very simple remedy. after having
suffered Tor several ycars with severe lung afec-
tion and that dreal disease - Consumption lis
anxious 10 make known to ms fellow-sunerers tho
means Of cure. To all who desire II, he will send
copy Of the prescription used (ree NJ chsryeh with
tho directions for preparing and using the sane,
which they will lind 'Irs cure for Consumption.
LsfAma Bronehifi' Cough, Colds and al Ta'oai and
Lang Affections. The only object ofthe advertiser
In sending the prescription Is 10 bencdt the aiict-
cd, and spread Information which no concciyes "
he invaluable. and he hopes every sufsfer vi try
his remedy, rs IL will cost them nothing. and may
provo blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
incl by return mall, will please address
Rsr. EDWARD a. WILSON,
'iyo WiLiidm,burgh, kiags Co, Hsv FORK.
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We are indebted 10 C. A. Gowen for some very
nice butter.
The Camp Meeting OF Kennebunk commenced
on Monday and win close Saturday morning.
The attendance Is not a. large as On some for.
mer occasions.
A now building is'soing up on Main street,
above the Sewing Machine Factory, for the
manufacture Of shoes. The new building cor
ner Of Main and Alfred streets d progressing,
the frame being up.
On Wednesday We were visited BY very sud
den showers accompanied with considerable
hail violent enough to break some glass. The
thermometer for the past week has indicated
weather as cold as mid. October.
Tho new dry goods 6rm Of Leighton & Good
win, las Main st., opened on Saturday "to q
crowded house," - the shows say. In . few
weeks they viii again al up their store with
full stock Of Fall Goods, We wish them suo-
cess.
We learn that Letters Patent has been grant.
cd Messrs G. M. & W. +. Lunt Of this city for
an improved "Fruit Picker" Messrs Mum
l. Co. Editors Of the Semitic Americsn) ray
Of the invention. "This Is o simple and easily
operated fruit picker and the choicest fruit may
be picked by Il without danger Of the fruit be-
coming bruised or injured.
Wednesday afternoon our Are companies we're
notified that the Conqueror No. Engine Co.,
Of Great Falls. N. H., would visit them on their
return from Lewiston, and our boys turned out
to welcome them. Ia the evening bsll,n City
Hall was given In honor Of their visitors. which
passed Of very pleasantly. On Thursday the
Conquerors returned to Great Falls. expressing
themselves highly pleased with the generous
manner In which they were entertained.
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u A correspondent Of tho Boston Jour.
nal writing from Tamworth Iron Works.
mentions, among other attractions for tour.
lists and sporssnen, that a tins bear was killed
upon Concord Mountain on Saturday. lie
also says,
The Portsmouth, Great Falls 4 Conway
r. X, ono Of tho enterprises which will op.
en- now avenues OF business with Boston,
is now being pushed rapidly forward into
this region. 1t is the intention to construct
il to this place within one year. thus fur
nishing near railroad route to the noun
tains, and ready means OF transpo, Coz
the immcnse tracts Of humber and wood.
besides the ores and farm products Messu.
Nathaniel Hooper, and George N. Browne,
or your city, arc directors in this important
enterprise.
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80 YEARS.

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Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters.
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Why WILL YOU SUFFER-

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An AntidOtc for Poison.

THE PAIN KILLER Rev. T. Allen, writing
from Tavoy, Burnnh, says "within tho past fur
years have usc,l snd disposed u about Ave hun
drcd bottles, hut am now out. Please send mo .
fresh supply NJ soon ms you can-say two hundred
bottles. dare not he without u myself and thcre
are endless calls Tor II. both by humans and
Karens. always take 10 with me Into the junglcs,
and have frequent occasion TO use IL both on my
self anil others. Ono night, while sleeping 10 an
open Zayatc. was aw0kc by most excruciating
pain In my foot. On examination. I found hal
been bitten BY centipeie. l Immediately APP
piled the Palm Killer and found instant relief In
less than an hour was again asleep"
Rev. Mr. liibbari writing from Burmah 10 his
says, IF have used Davis Pain Killer for
coughs, colds summer compl sints. burns, and f,r
the stings OF scorpions, with aniforin success. We
always keep II where we can lay our hands on II
I'm the dark III necl be-
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~ The Steam Refined Soaps Of Messu. Leaths b Gore
dive excellent satisfaction In the washroom since VINE
thev sosn and remove impurities they not sustere
In their action a. 70 render fabrics brash and tender
.cbo,era, pysentcry, Coughs, Colds and Rheumatism
are quickly cured by .American Life Drops-"
ALL IN vArS. The attempts 70 palm Oh upon the
American public the bogus parciies on the leading Paris
perfumes, while Phaion's "Sish-Doomins cereus,' the
aucst extract for the handkerchief ever produced, either
here or abroad, within tho reach Of every cls' soh
everywhere.
DR.. Bicknell's Syrup, advertised In another COL
umn Is an article that cannot be too highly recommended
for n really all that claims 70 be, AMI no family should
be without L.
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TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DR. DOW continues to devote his
entire time to the treatment Of oil diseases Incl
dent 10 the female system. An experience oftwen.
ty.thres years enables him 10 guarantee speedy
and psrmsnsnt relief In the sora ssss Of SsPS'ss.
s,ss and al other Mss'frssi Ds'asss~,nf', from
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N.B.-Board furnished to those who wish to 70
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Boston. June y, 1866. lyo
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DIn the course Of a sound, pungcn,,
loyal editorial in tho Congregational. the
issue is put into these few worls "The
limo Of division is now plain; on the one
SIDE ars those who believe that those who
were loyal through the war, those who
crushed the cbell,ou and saved tho nation,
shouLl dictate terms OF restoration to those
late In arms against the government; on the
other side arc those who extend open arms
to rebels, and who Claim that the south
shall be Immediately represented Ia Co..
gress. The peace at any price men Of the
war are the res,ontiouis,s at any price inca
Of to-day"
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MAY RrpE BUT Musr Nor DRlvE.-Scn

ator Nye, says in his Paterson speech: o.
hold that treason taints the whole NOR
al being of man, that it is as incurable rs
that man that has once had
his system infused with treason Gun never
get we'll. But they say, would you keep
them out always answer, by all means.
But will illustrate what ] would do by a
little incident that occurred in my early life.
On stormy night was found fifteen miles
from home, and the snow falling rapidly.
A gentleman came along with sleigh and
asked me to ride. He was an old man.
The night was cold. "Won't you let me
driver" said 1, .l'm pretty good driver"
young man." said he, "you may rs well
learn the first lesson Of life now, and he
gave it to me; and It was that nm invitation
to ride is no license to drive. Now, while
am willing to let these men ride along in
this great ark Of safety, while ! am ready
and willing to forget their sins, yet will en-
gage that loyal men shall make wholesome
laws by which, they ought to bo governed.
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EYE, EAR AND THROAT!

Recurring either MEDICAL o. SURGICAL aid. Partic-
uiar attention given 10 chiirvn affected With discharges
frum the Ear. Parents having chiliren atcte are In.
fonnei that they he cured II that DfsAGREEABL:
AMI DANGEROUS affection surely and permanently, AMI
that the SOONER they have u Attended to the more rad
ily n can be effected. say dangerous afcon, ~ In ma
ny eases partial or total deafness anil even fnpafrfon g
hs mental faculties 10 the result, the dseass too long
neglected.
Pateuh should keep In mind that In siwosf susry do.
sose there cones time when beyond Tn reAch of
human ski Thc Doctor besJ 10 Inom MI applicants that
they can not be accepted patients, under any cxsie-
ton whatever unless he 10 satisfied, by careful PER-
SONAL examination Of the case, that he can do te
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TnE WAY THE The SErs-The rebel
Democracy Of Louisville were addressed on
Saturday evening by Vallandigum and
Pugh-both ofwhom were delegates to the
Philadelphia Convention. The names of
the traitors Gems. Lee and Johnson elected
great applause, while those Of Sherman
and Grant were reeeiped,oith hisses! Comment
is unnecessary. .....
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n There is some great pscisct in view
among the fenians out West. although er-
srythins hkept 4 profound sccrct A large
gathering st buffalo this week. known as
che fcaan picnic, IS causing much sPecu-
is'iou - - ,hcir future movements The
Fcuians Orc coming in from different &C.
iiona Louisville. Nashville. Memphis and
New Orleans arc largely represented.
Many Of them conc armed, soms with
four-shoo,ers Gen. O'Nisl . among the
number.
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y We learn tina, in certain quarters il is
currently reported that Mcssrs James NJ.
Deering, Postmaster, Owen L. Chadbounc,
Custom House Collector. and John Gaines,
Asst. Assessor in saeo, were going over to
.My Policy" We meet this assertion CIV.
cry little while. Let il be understood once
for all that Andrew johnson cannot buy
those republicans, and tina, they arc US true
rs aecL The lies ars put In circulation to
influence some weak knccd individual.
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Real and Lasting Benefit.

The written description given hy patients, o symptoms,
ETC.. he dos not consider q reliable guide.
Il therefore utterly UsELEss tn apply for advice or
remedies merely by eer, AMI the Doctors time gen.
orally very much cupi he cannot even pomse 70 an
swer such letters, though he enieayors 70 do 80 possible
that his stay 10 IRREvoCABLY limited 10 the time above
named, thai u impossible fr him 10 prosong his stay even
Cor single day ami and therefore h order 10 obtain the full
benefit Of his stay, an Early call 10 desirable.
Dr. Y. will REVISIT Bkiieiord rs oneu IS the Interests
Of his patients may require.