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The Portland daily press., 1867-09-10

o1z.s->ss1>-s xs.,eAx, sz1se.--<A- Correspondent
whose communication appears in another co..
umn, calls attention to the hardships and in.
justice which fall to the lot of railroad engin-
eers, and suggests to the legislature the expe-
dlency OF making them equal before the law
with other people. Certainly the responsible
ties resting upon locomotive engineers are very
great but it appears to us that the public fully
realize the importance and delcacy of their
position and that they are not placed in a stu
alton OF exceptional difficulty by the law
The engineer who was arrested on account of
the New Gloucester accident has suffered no
injustice either from the public or the law
The judicial investigation the circumstances
attending the death of Mrs. Foss resulted in n
more complete vindication, of the engineer
who had charge of the engine at the time of
the accident than he could have obtained in
any other way. If put stop to the loose as
sertions in relation to his carelessness and
negligence which would otherwise have had
currency for years. No disgrace" attaches
to him in consequence ofhis arrest.
Our correspondents further complains that
the negligence of engineers is punished by Sc
verer penalties than that of mechanics and
that they are liable to incur the displcasure of
the corporations employing them, if they strict
~ observe statute regulations. He thinks that
the law should make the corporation bear its
share OF the penalties arising from the occur
renee of disaster. ,,i...... s....5...
AS to the first point, it is clearly proper and
expedient that engineers, in whose hands
the life OF nearly the whole population of the
otate is placed, during tho year, should be
called upon to exercise greater degree of care
than mechanic who occupy far less responsible
POSITIONS. This is the ground of the special
legislation bearing upon the case of locomotive
engineers. Yet mechanics as well as all other
persons are labie in damages for injuries oc-
casloned by their carelessness.
AS to the second point the legislature has an
tlcipated our correspondent, and passed laws
which would seem to make it worth the while
OF railroad companies to encourage the highest
degree of care in their employees Sections
forty-one and forty-tw9 ofchapier 81 of the Re-
vised Statutes are as follows:
ANY person emplo yed in conducting trains
VINO is guilty OF negligence or carclessness oc-
oaS;lon,ng an injury, is to be punished by i'm
enc year, or by fine not exceeding $1,000. The |
coIporataon @ en'ploying him is not thereby e1- |
enpt from responsibility
ANY railroad corporation, by whose necli- |
81 VI carslessness, or by that of its servants
or or agents while employed in it's business. the
ne OF any person, in the exercise of due care.
than $4,000. WV '''i '''o'o
We take it for granted that our correspon- |
Tents proposition to obtain from railroad COM |
panies an increase of salary upon compulsion
is "goak"
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A DIFFICULTY WITH TURKEY IN PROSPECT

A DIFFICULTY WITH TURKEY IN PROSPECT
"A special dispatch from Washington to the
Boston Advertiser says: f.,... ....l -..
The cable dispatch announcing the interfer-
eence, by the subordinate Turtish official at
Crete, with the commander of an American
fngate, who was offering relief to the poor
Christian women and children of that country.
exclteS much Indignation here particularly as
other foreign vessels engaged in the same work
OF humanity, the Withholding of which, on the
part of the American commander, would have
been Giscreditable to the United States. The
acton OF our naval officers will, it is semi Off
cially learnel, be fully sustained by the 90
yernment, and it is regarded here as reflecting
hoporably upon the naval service.
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john BRIGHT Republics are ungrateful
and unappreciative. While England's John
Bright is returned 60 Parliament by rousing
maiorities, the "John Bright of Maine" runs
behind his ticket in his own town. "'Tis true
tis pity and pity It's tits true"
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DIED..

In Biddeford, sept.4 Miss Temperance p. Hill,
aged 26 years. - = f-'
In BiddefoTd. Aug. 4. Mrs. Zeiinda, wife OF BENZ.
p. Hail. aged AZ years. '"'
In Limerick, Aug. 20, MIR. Joseph H. Lord, aged
SO years. go.
In Hollis. Aug. 20, Mrs. Mahalay, wife Of Daniel
H. Smith, aged 80 years.
In Buxton. Aug.4, widow Nancy Smith, aged 81
years 8 months.
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why Suffer from Sores ?

When, by the OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scatds, Chopped Hands, .sprains, Cats,
Wounds, and ecery Conspta Of the SKIN Try it,
as it costs but 20 cents. Be sure to ask for
HOIe'S ATnicG Ointment.
For sale by alldruggists, or send your address and
80 cents to O. p. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston. Mass
aud receive box by return mail w. II. Phillips q
Co., agents for Maine. lsN april2G1ysn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Sugar Loafv

DARKER'S Sugar LOAF Coal h, consid.,o,
the hardest Of Lehigh Goals Those reor;rDS dDou.
coal Of this character will take notice Tint ava ~
qured or furnaces and large stoves. and thay , re-
same will be offered at very low price 1a an, .ne
can be bought In this market fSs-esS than
soi,h,s Rn,,a;n JOSEPH H. POOR,
September 10. d1wsn " mari.
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CHANGE OF MARKET DAY.-The chance of
stock day at Cambridge Market from Tuesday
TO thursday, to take place on the 10Th inst, is
claimed to be an important movement. as it
will enable hundreds of men to secure Sunday
as day OF rest. Under the present system a
large amount of stock is loaded in cars on
Sunday to be forwarded in season for TUESDAYS
market. The change will also have a tendency
TO concentrate the stock business of Cam
bridge and Brighton markets on Thursday and
Friday =
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MARiaIED.

In this city. Sept I. by Rev B, r. wethertee
Portland. l5a-ss--
In tins CITY, Sept 9, by Rev. s. f. wetheri es,
George X. Knight and Miss Fannie Norton. both Of
Portland.
In this city, Sept 9, by Rev. E. r. Keyes. John F.
Hutchinson, Of Portsmouth, N. H., and Miss Kate
In Gotham, Sept /, by Rev. G. Fuller, Zenas s.
Chase, of Standish and Mrs. Rosa ID. Rich, OF Cor
ham.
In Lewiston, Sept. 4. Thomas Hart and MRS. Mar
tha j. Staten. .r- - u ..-,
In Durham, Aug 2b. John Richards, Of Strong,
and Sally L. Jones. of ID. 4s. $50 - .s
. AT kents Hill, Sept. 4, Charles ii. Williams and
Sarah E. Wright, of Nit. Vernon.
Lizzie II. league = = - s. q
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only true and perfect Dye Harmless Reliable
instantaneous. No Disappointment No ridicuious
tnts. Natural Black or Brown Remedies the IN
effects of Bad Dyes. 1nvigorates the hair. leaving
liam a Batehelor: All others are mere limitations
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perlumers Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
w Beware ofn Counicrfei,. q. w
November 10, 1866 d1ysn ,r r.. 80 d.
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MAITLAND, Ms. Sch Planet-55 tons plaster
IL cords wood, to order. ana. eN N
CORNWALLIS, MS. Sch Arrow-4) cords wood.
to order. ghNb 0'
SHULEE, MS. Sch Rio-350 pcs piling, to order.
~ nrlLlSBORO, NIB. Brig Arcturus-302 tons coal
10 Kerosene Oil Co. rrf ~ '
o,st ST $! STEPHENS, NIB. Sch Ceylon-45o,ooo shin
ses, 10 ~ u ksHo'yoke. 5ss4 3rot SsF
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-
HOUSEHOLD. SUFFRAGE IN. ENGLAND =
Though the English Reform Bill has had the
magic words La Refine le veut spoken over it,
and is now law, yet household suffrage does
not prevail till next year the government bav-
ing managed to have another year of office be-
fore they allowed the new constituencies to
exercise the franchise. A London letter-writer
49,
Inc clause by which this is done is rather
clever. 1t enacts that in case of any election
taking place before January, 1869, those voters
Shall only poll who arc now OH the register
You see that this absolutely silences all active
crItisism on the conduct of the government
next year: They have only to threaten disso-
luton and they are safe; for no House of Com
mons eau be expected to, vote for general
election in the summer OF 1868. when another
general election in the first month or SO of
1869 is inevitable. 1 suppose Mr.. Disraeli
thought this reward was at least due for pass
Ing SO democratic a bill as that which is now
law.
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FOREIGN,posrs

g AT Alsoa Bay CGH. July Is, brig Margaret, Reed
for New York. ' m
Sssld I'm Manila june 2i, ship Pocahontas, Graves.
!, Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, ship Pendeton, Pom
dleton Bomb W r. - > : -
AT Ponce 22d ult. brig Kate Freeman, Gardiner,
ior Europe, ldg; and others.
Sid fm CaibArien 9th ult, brig John Brightman,
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y CHOLERA, DYsENTERY, DIARRHEA, &s-
The oest article ever offered to our citizens for
the certain cure of the above diseases, is MA
SONS CHOLERA MIXTURE" One dose will
satisfy you of the fact. You need not suffer
ten minutes. 1t viii, give you relief at once
by following the directions. Hundreds of our
c'tlzens will testify to the fact. Every family
throughout our country should have it in their
possession. Price 50 cents. Prepared only by
Edward Mason, Apothecary, Middle street,
ror'lahd. Il {B<S .A Aug. 2lst. w,&s.
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,.0NILAMMFoto

All goods hearing this stamp heavily plated OH
the finest Albata Nickel Silver, and we guarantee
them i'm every respect superior to the best Sheffield
plate.
-, GORuAM MANUFACTURING Co,
Silversmiths 81 Manufacturers Of Fine Electro Plate,
june19 N wedSSat 6m Providence r. 1.
rS@ The above goods may be found at Lowell &
Septer's, 30l Congress St.
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FOREST CRY DRIVING PARK-The opening
Of the second National Horse Fair at this Park
will take place at 2 o'clock this afternoon, un-
der the auspices of che Forest, City Driving
Club. The classes are seyerally filled with
from six to ten horses each, among whom are
some OF the fastest and most noted trotters in
the State, as well as some of the most noted
sraln Massachusetts,. NJ Great pains have been
taken to render this exhibition sworthy of the
public patronage, and wo hope 10 see thousands
in the Park every day of the exhibition.
The exhibition this afternoon will comprise
classes and 6, for particulars Of which we re-
fer the reader to the advertisement.
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= st..s'4 = "Tlae per6nmed light ID. "a II
steals through the mist of alabaster lamps.
ANA every air is heavy with the breath
OF orange flowers that bloom

Such was the fiowery land filled with heal
ing airs and life-preserving products, where
Dr. Drake discovered the chief ingredients Of
bis wonderful Tonic Medicine-Plantation
bitters-the enchanted tropical island of st.
Crolx. The Plantation Bitters, combining all
the medicinal and tonic, virtues Of the healing
and life-sustaning products of that favored
cline, are, without doubt, the Worlds Great
Remedy for Dyspepsia, Low spirits ana an
Other, Stomachic difficulties.
MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to Cologne, and at half the price
1Irn - \. aug3leod 2WSnM2w !.
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ALMOST FIRE-Gross Carelessness.-
terday afternoon an Irish woman employed to-
pick over cotton and hair from old cushions in
the I'd story of the store of Messrs. Marrett,
Poor s. Co., on Middle street, while engaged
in her business struck match, pulled out her
dudeen and commenced smoking. In few
minutes the cotton was on fire, either from the
match or from sparks from the pipe The wo-
man, instead of extinguishing the fire, as she
could have done easily, ran up and down stairs.
passing gangs Of men without telling them of
the fire, and enquiring for particular person.
Fortunately the fire was discovered and was
extinguished by some persons in the building
before any damage of consequence had oc-
CURED. Thejwoman was not one of those in
the employ of Messrs. Marrett, Poor & Co.
but was sent there by the owner of the cush-
ions to pick the contents over. Five dollars
will pay all damages, but this does not mit-
gate or excuse the abominable carelessness of
the woman. The prOprietors of the shop al
low no smoking in any part Of their premises.
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fPsr steamer Hermann, at New york;

fPer steamer Hermann, at New York;
Philadelphia.
Sid 23d, Istria, Sewall, Ph,ladelphia.
Ent out 9Th, II Stetson. Woodard, for New Or
leans. -''" vi
cid Cld at London oath, American Congress, Wood
ON Plymouth 23d, L W Stetson, Moore, from Lon
don tor New York. = al5 ~ = = ' ~
Sid fm Glasgow cath, albany" Watt, San Fran
SD fni Queenstown 23d, Priscilla, sones. from
Montevideo, tfor Liverpool. ''N--'
"a az 90 tenbnrg prev to Goth ult. Fred'k Bliss,
CD at Havre 22d ult, Fawn. Nelson, Newcastle.
y At at Marseiles 2ad ut, H d Slower, Pierce, om
Ar at Smyrna 18th ut, Armenia. Harner Boston
IL Warrington, Mayo. do. 80 +
IPer City OF Baltimore at New York;
Ar at Liverpool 27th, Belle Wood, Chatield, from
Ent out 26th. Brothers, Weeks, Boston: volant,
Cashier, Apalachicola; Conquerer, Davidson, San
to- Ns%
ON Old Head of kinsale 2sd, Caihoun, Carey. I'm
Sid m Cardiif s7tb. Gen Butler. Chase. Ca,lao 1
- Ar at Queenstown 18th. Ocean Homo, Hutchinson,
~1s'''r';4NT fqHtin -8E& it.fF 9
Ar at Yokohama June II. Penguin, Moore. Hong
hOng tJtn, Neiue uasllnSS, ilail. Cardih
Sid June f6, Benefactress, Eldridse New York.
10 h, Osaca. Terry, Nagasaki. -o'A'
Ar at Shanghai June %, Resolute, Holt, fm Foo
chow; sotb. burnside. Peugergast. do.
Ar at Hong Kong July 2, Samuel Russell. Iucas.
Nelson, Liverpool. ' '@'
Ar at Singapore July Is, Penang, Patten, Hong
Kong. i.l.e I' :" s
Sid July 9. Winfield Scott. Rand, Hong Kong.
SID July 16, Borneo, Matthews, Tor 1adang and
Boston.
Passed Anjier June 30, Gentoo, Freeman. Manila
toi Boston; July 8, Soloo, Hutchinson, Boston tor
Kong Kong; Midnight, Brock, New York Tor do.
SID rm Bassein July list, Josiah L Hale, NOVEL;,
Sid i'm Colombo July 2s, Ocean Belle, Jarvis, for
London.
Sid I'm Alden Aug 8, Jennie CushmsD, Pond, Mus
cati sth, Moonlight. Nichols, Amheest.
Malaga.
Ar at Antwerp 27th ult. Advance, Crosby, Phila-
ielphia.
Ar at Elsnore 25.h uit, Myronus, Higgins, from
Jronstadt for New York.
fI-farb SPOKEN.
june %, LAT 20 s, lon 26 W. ship Colorado, .rom |
Sew York TOR Hong Kong.
Aug lat 81 10 n. Ion AZ o. W. ship Castillian, I'm
,allao Tor Cork.
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The National Intelbgencerjf facetio1siy stsieu
the "Codft Journal BY waggish correspon
dent. proclaims that the Presidents amnesty
vii, confer the right to register ana 10 Vote
unop tho nersous hardened by it, notwithstand-
-. ,,,o o,aor nroyision of the amerded recon-
law to the contrary, Mr.. johnson is
really getting on very fast if this is his posi-
tiou. and If he means to enforce his views in
the manner foreshadowed by the proclamation
in reference to, the misdoings of Siokles. Tie
President and his advisers cannot be supposed
to have forgotten the law which was so recent
ly subjected to thorough scrutiny by them in
order TO find vetoable faults in it. BY what
chicahefy they expect to find reasonable pre-
tence for nullifying it, does not appear; but
with Buckley all things are possible. IF the
movement can by any means be made success
ful the Presidential cotere may well congrat-
ulate themselves upon devsing very efficient
| measure for defeating reconstruction. The
| rebels of the most unregenerate stamp would
carry all the States but South Carolina and
| Mississippi against a convention. Registra-
| ton is completed in two of them, but it seems
| to be conceded that the President has power 10
| open the books again, and to postpone the cleo
tions till all his pet lambs are in situation ts
participate. In fact everything is going OF
swimmingly at the White House. Congress
has deprived the President of the power con
lerred upon his predecessor to declare gener
al amnesty, but johnson revives the law whicl
has been repealed. Congress has declared tina
tue Presidents pardon does not remove til
disabilities incurred in consequence of a par
ticipation in the rebellion, but somehow
statute which remains in full force and yirtu
is not of SO much validity as one that has bee
dead several months. The provision of th
supplementary reconstruction act bearing uI
ON the question is as follows:
No person shall at any time be entitled to
registered or to vote by reason of any execr
tive pardon or amnesty for any act or thin
which, without such pardon or amnesty, woul
disqualify him from registration Of voting.
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business Items,

A FRESH and roseate complexion secured by
the use OF Rubicel. All Druggists have it, I
Sept 3. d1aWtf atra l s-.li- -a IA hls.Ila
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THE HARTFORD FLooD.-The Hartford Times
of Friday gives the following description of the
scene of the breaking of the great Reservoir
near that city, reported by the telegraph:
1t was half-past nine this morning that the
grand crash came. The reservoir, swollen
again by the waters of the upper reservoir
which, sweeping away the partly finished dam
above, rushed into the lower lake, pushed with
such force against the big dam, that at the
hour named it burst away with u tremendous
crash, letting down into the valley below a
huge wave of water.
This wave, two or three hundred feet wide
and deeper than the height of some of the sur
rounding trees, came laundering down with a
force that bore everything before it, Huge
trees We're uprooted and borne down like feath-
ers; great iron pipes, large enough for man
to crawl through. and very heavy, were carried
ON the current like sticks; and when the food
struck the Stanley saw mill, it tore that struc-
ture away like a rush, and carried the rocks OF
the dam with it,. @ iH it5H 1AitssaT no
+, AT Moses Griswold's house, on the main O,
Farmington road, the view of the on-comipn
wave looking up the valley, was uuinterrupt-
ed; and the inmates believed it would sween
away their house. They say it was a vast tumb.
ling, boiling wave, the crest rolling over and
over, bearing trees, mills and everything be-
fore it, and the whole lifted high in the ARA
solid wall OF water. 1t swept round the little
hill on which the house stands, without reach
ing the house. III fil
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CautiOu.

We call attention to the fact that INVITATIONS OF
our fine ELECTRO-PLATE, consisting of Dinner,
Dessert. ant Tea Services etc., being extensive
ly offered for sale by American manufacturers, and
that there also English limitations in the market,
both of inferior quality Our goods may be procured
from responsible dealers throughout the country,
and purchasers may avoid unterlets by noting
trademark on every article OF our own manufacture
thus: ls4 G' AgEf| tH+
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SPECIAL NdTfcEs.
Er R rTHTNC
For shooling or Fishine.

Also, hne Pocket Cutlery, Rasors, Scissors, Tail
ors, BARRIERS and other SHEARS, Fruit and Floper
CLIPPERS IA new things and variety of small Hard
Ware, may be obtained of G. L.sBAILEY,
aug27eodtt sn No. IS Exchange Street.
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nvo. o.eTUpr or OCEAN STEAMERS.
MARI N f N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

- Mondav, September D.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Francona, Sherwood. New York.
Steamer New England, Field, Boston for Eastport
aud st john NIB.
Sch Rio, Young, Shulee, Ms.
Sch Ceylon Newcomb, st Stephens, NIB.
Sch Morning Star, (ai COhassetl jenkins, Grand
Menan, NIB, fishing reports maclsercl scarce and
has taken none yet.
Sch Ellcn Merriman, Hamilton, Boston.
Sch Ella Fish. Wye, Portsmouth for Calais.
Sch Cashier, Moore. Cranberry Isles.
Sch Hattie L Sampson, Blake, Calais tor Philadel-
pbia.
CLEARED
Barque Vesta, tBrl Bcgart. st John, NB-S F
Randall.
Brig Bonto (Brl Edgett, Hillsboro-master.
Brig Abby Thaxtor. Lane, Bangor-master.
Sch Charles Carroll, Chase, Pawtucket - Berlin
Mills Go af
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MRdIca. Mnti1...

G.H.CHADWICK, N. ID, will dev,te s,.o,., :.
sentiou to Disea es OF the Eye No BOIL Copsress r
Onice hours hom ii A. NJ. 10 P NJ VI
May 10. sNu
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J, Portland rtt5land and Vicinity.

If ~
New Advertisement This nav. ,,1
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN. =.
Sugar Loaf Joseph II. Poor -
% ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN. ~
Grand Excursion-Spurwink Lodge q ~. lI
Final Lecture-DR. c. C. Bennett.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Auction Sale--F. o. Bailey
Land at AuctiOn-F. o. Bailey. tftE
Horse, Carriage, &c-E NJ Patten & Co. -
Crockery at Auction--E. M. Patten & Co.
NEW ACHIEVEMENT COLUMN,
Girl Wanted.-13 Myrtle street.
House for Sale-John @. Proctor
Three Months for NOTTINGHAM, Aericulturist
House for Sale-GeO. R. Davis & CO. :, - D..
BOaid-N0 Milliken's Blcck So -
House for Sale.-W. Fl. Jerrs, ..s
Gold Watch Lost.
Girl Wanted-1i Pine Street. al.
Loriliards Tobacco-W. f. Phillips s. Co. ,.is
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T.r.sr,s Tic De.l..reux, or U.ivers.l

Tusncr,s Tic Doulou reux, or UniversaI
NeurnlRia Pill, is a SAFE, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases The
severest cases completely and permanently cured
is utterly banished i'm few hours. No form of nerv-
GUS disease withstands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent phys,-
Clans Il contains nothing injurious to the most del
icate SYSTEM Sold everywhere Sent on receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER q CO., l2O
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, propretois.
For sale by w. f. Phillips q Co., Portland, Me.
July 1s. eod&w1ysn
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a'"re Almanac. ScpienD Ger o.
,t'A AAscs' .D34 Moon IN
i Se's''' ''''''...... ...o.lS high water. $50 AM
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HENRY III. HAIcur. who has aocidentan

HENRY I'll. HAIGHT, who has accidentally
been elected governor of California is native
Of Rochester, New York, graduated at Yale
College in 1S45, studied law at Rochester, and
removed first to st. Louis and subsequently to
San Francisco, where he has been successful
lawyer. He is said to be man of ability and
character, j. W. Coffroth, elected to Congress
in the second district, was formerly Philadel-
phia printer and is now Sacramento LAWYER.
j. A. johnson, elected in the third district,
was never heard of before. The quarrel of the
Republicans in California has lost them the
State administration for four years, the Lecis-
lature for two, two Representatives fnot three
in Congress, and a United States Senator Ad-
vices yesterday morning indicated that the Re.
publican candidate in the first Congressional
district, William Highly, had been elected Mr..
Highly has already served one term in the
House.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENT coLUMl


MRS NJ MANsFIELD will preach at Second Advent
Hall ON Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of thi.
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z Cataryh can be Cured I

CGt0rFh Can be Cured /!
HEADACHE relieved, and in fact every disease
11of the nose and head permanently cured by the
use OF the wel-known remedy, - 's'l '7s'.'sT
Raeder's German Snuff!
Try IT. for it costs but 25c. For sale by all drug
gists; or send 35c to o. P. SEYMOUR & CO.. Bos-
ion, and receive box by return mail. sep4ltfsN
Mains Pure ,Elderberry ana Cur
rant Wines.
So highly recommended by Physicians NAV be
found at wholesale at tb drug stores of W. W. Whip
pie & Co., ii. II. Hay. w. f. Phillips s. Co., E. f.
Stanwood and j. W. Perkins & Co. janl2sndfy
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IHE REToRT COURTEOUS. -"You're a dull
looking sci" as Sozodont said to the neglected
teeth. I'VE shall soon improve, under your
auspices" as the neglected teeth said to Sozo-
uoht. . -.i aug7eod 3t
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a, aao,, DIR. s. s. FITCH,S. --
'ssEamily Physician. -.

Seventy-six pages: price % cents. Sent to any ad
dress No money required until the book is received
read and fully approved 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed Address DR. s. s, FITCH. 25
fremont street, Boston. sN 2V7 Jan29diy