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DOMESTIC PORTS,

| NEW ORLEANS--Below, ship John Harvey. Low
ell from Boston brig Lizzie M Meariil, Umer, from
!JAcKsoNvnLE-cId 10Th inst, brig s j shout,
MoBiLE-Ar 18th, ship F A Palmer, Barnaby,
Ar 18th. ship Progress. Woodward, New York sch
Laura Gertrude. Campbell, ado. = ~ A-t ~ -
CHARLEsTona,Aar l4tn; sch Carrie M Rich, FIN
RICHAIoND-iAr i7th, sch Hattie Coombs, Drink
water, Rockland
GEoRS Sislo~oS M 7t sch Emeline MeIai
tBALTlMORE-Ar 18th, barque Delawaie, White.
Demarara. iei's a,tl.ilr esF .7i'-9'tF 'f''''
cid 18th, sehs LAURA Bridgman, Hart. for Bostop
New Zealand, Focham. Essex, Mass. III '''''"
Sid 18th, ship Suiiote. Soule. Mebile
PHILADELPHIA-Arl 18th, brig Alfaratta ain
NB Monrosc Emerson Calais Mary q F Anqre Ma
10y. Bath; Seventy-Six, Teel Calais
Sd lssli ssh hgxard Grimm Wintaport; Ish
AZ 10Th lr;s; F Larrranbeee, Carlisle. Bangor.
Cid 18th, barque Linda Hewett Barbadoes; brig
Roosevelt. Farnsworth Savannah.
NEW foRk-Ar 18th, brig Susan Il VOORHEES,.
rnliord Georgetown, SC, tcrew sick with swathp
Mahaska, Pickett, Jacksonville; Clara Belle, Ames.
snry R9ndont Tor Boston, Mary Brewer, Pease. 10
Cid 10th, ship Missouri, Edwards, London; briy
: y Crowley Crowley, Boston; sch Clara Belle.
Ar 18th, barqae ] n Holbrook,. Lsayitt. ports
mouth; brig Nellie CiIfford, Littefield Bangor sch
Fred Smith, Pendleton Portland -
Ar 10th, brig 1anger. from Martinique 4is,f 4
CID 18th, sch Romp Mitchell, st STEPHENS Nm e3li
SrONiNGIoN--Ar 10th, schs Hannibal, Cox. and
r Howe. Ellis, Bangor = sHF''' SS' ''i'u
MYSTIC, cT-n nth. sch Lizzie. Tabbut t,o,n,,
Calais. mum
PR0VIDENCE-Ch 18th. scbs Wj,,ia an sx,,LA
March and Si'as Wright Wilson, New yo,r ''''''ef'
Sid 18th sch y Carver, RhmfiiI fbiladslnhi.
NEWRoRIr7ip port nth, brig j Freaman liza
Boston Ion savannah schs 4 Ham;itan S;.l'
W WI ~, Tor baitimorei Carrie Melvin wsitE
am creckett tor New York; Lewis
VIEW NEW BEDfoRD-Sld 10th, brig Elias Dudley
Oo s1mi y, New York; sch Iona, Kendall do.
hoh"Eo HoLE-Ar 18th, schs Highlander, Tur-
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OCTOBER TERM.-TAPLEY, j., PRESIDING.
MoNDAY-Ienh Day-The case Of Maybury &
TX vs. Town OF Standish is still on trial. The testi
mony TOR Plaintiff is not all in. 81 h3fEuifl7i,
In the afternoon the new docket was called. 10
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Bntchclor,ss Hair f,ve,

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The only trtA'ani perfect Dye- Harmless Reliable
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and Should BE- ivode,i. SOLD byiii Dfnggists ard
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rev tfArfianuae tsnids

IN Ess'8for YoiRg Wen, ON Physiological Trrors
slana Diseases, incident to Youth and Early
iiapo9t, which create impedimeIIts to MARRi-
yer eiiyeietes gs pi charge Address DE- j. SKILL
I'm idouGHTON, Howard Association, Philadel-
piIia. Pa. siag 81 s.t,,+f Sept ZG-,lSwSm sNI
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IMPORTS.

WESTfORT, MS. Sch Mary Ann--eOO otis dry
fish. 20 bbs fins aud napes 80 bbls mackerel 25c0
lbs smoked hafbut TO order.an ssss esst etsSs ,
Sch Hiberhaii4 otis dry cod fish. g234 otis div
pollock 1890 lbs smoked halibut, bbls tongues and
Sch Anror:I4is oils cdsh - 81 o,is ba.a ,Fb,,s
maekerel Is bbls piekieI fish, go Ibs smoked hall
bnt, 10 order ~ 4 i -s-as - . IT.
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a SPECIAL NOTICES.
= a ~ E--tA4
EseDiIhiica.a Naucus

The Republicans OF Winiham are requested to
meet q tleS Gown Honse on SATURDAY October 26th,
al O'Clock r NJ, to n0min ate candidate for Rep
resentatiYe TO be supported at the election on the
Per order of the Town Committee.
iWindham, Oct 10, 1867 iT8ls i.Ifs t., b ID did .
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iPAYsoN MEMORIAL tHUReH-~Tha Mirror
says it has been suggested that the remains Of
DIR. Payson, now lying in the Old cemetery on
Manjoy be removed to the proposed memorial
edifice. Such final disposition OF then,seens
most desirable, and the only thing lacking to
make that building memorial church indeed
Every thing belonging to that ancient society
was swept away by the fire, including commu-
Mon service and church records We believe
there is, at West Chapel, a small table which,
in DIR. Payson's lifetime, stood before the. pul-
pit, and from which the bread and wine was
served to communicates
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F6rE ala,,

THE subscriber offers for sale CHEAP for cash his
steam Sow driven By an eight horse power en-
gine Win connecting gear To propeller! has two
hoisslng ge2rs, one quick and one slow, has been
used for h5fs ing Stone and coal, has Two water
tanks and everything in running orders can be seen
at Biddeford For further particulars, price, &c.
'''a Ss's:4pe nj s' R SIiSyis;ia, ,i.,ne.
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THE DAILY AND MAINE STATE

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots Of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Andrews, and
G. NJ. Curtis. 43@iH ltd'T-1e = sl5If q
Al Biddeftrd, of Pillsbury Bros ,ra ,ef. f..
Al Saco OF = Locke and p. s. Bouler.
Al Brunswick, Of W.iR. Fields. M aIli i Is
AT Wateryille, of j. s. Carter. 4 Ill Do, lbs.
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ANOTHER TRoT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
Spot are matched for next Saturday afternoon,
for $500 side, best three in five, the former to
wagon and the litter to harness pTq9aE
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iaa a DIES. 5. FIT'CH'S. Hsd, i.'fl
ssETaIilily EDh ySicianes

SeVcnly-sIy pages: price rs cents. Sent any ad-
dress no money required until the hook is received,
read ard iny approved 1t is perfect guide to The
ss''' or indIsp2ssa Address DIR. S. $. FITCH, %
~ u ~f'in0t be convenient for DR.. Fitch 10 Visit
Portland again.
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teach tnen VINO VII be worthy Of so noble
hpeople, and WHOSE labor. God shan own and
bless to their prosperity as religious commit
nifty and to their greatest spiritual advantage.
The report was unanimously adopted, and
tn, CnI11acl -----------
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rnE "mad wag" who started the murder sto.
ry which has travelled from Portland 10 Lew
iston, thence to Brunswick, thence to Gardiner
ana finallyto Mechanic Falls, must be gratified
10y the success which has attended his effort in
: ths sensational line. The everchansing phases
soi the narrative. and the shifting of the scene OF
tragedy oeeurrepces, at every stage of its pro-
gress are curious, The dramdtis persone are
hot the same at any, two places, the only con
SAINT element being peddler. The taste and
good sense Of the artist who has the matter in
I charge is herein Observable, Tor what can be
letter than {: peddIer?" A peddIer' is the fegu
lar thing for waysde INNS and Isolated farm.
houses ~ All the traditions of the stage and Of
! iioinantic literature demand him. 1t is doubt.
fii If the dramatic unties---@sthe, universal
dovet:siiedness Hof things, ? according to Mr.
Wopsle-eouldi be preserved without bim.-In
fact he cannot be, dispensed with unless one,
IKE the late Mr.. James, has a solitary horse
man, Hence though the murders are said 10
have taken place at New Gloucester, at Me-
chanic Falls. at Durham, at Auburn and at
Lver,iore Falls, tliespeddier appears in them
al, though his role is sometimes that of the
murderer and Sometimes of the atenger. The
two girls, The neighpor's daughter, and the
Father are skjllfully managed so as to give
greater effect to the drama in the different pla-
ces whereiit is rehearsed. A peiglbor's hired
man, too, lis available for special emergencies
and does foes fearful and bloody work, whenever
his. aid is invoked. Altogether the story IS
pretty one and the indiseriminate slaughter in
the fifth act is everything that can be desired.
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Montreal dispatch of the 18th inst. says
"a series of articles in. The Pays on interfer-
ence of the Roman Catholic Clergy with poll
Lies and elections,is making considerable stir
in this Province, and calling out priestly pa
peIs in favour Of dominant prize sthood."
The Toronto General Hospital has been
closed for want of funds ~ 'f'io ga az t'.
The Medical Association OF the Dominion
met at Quebec and was duly organized with
Hon. DIR. Topper, G. B., as President, on The
10th inst. There is already a similar associa-
tion for Ontario, and the fact of its existence
operated against the formation of the other
Possibly an amalgamation may be brought
about 1913 lihl 3aS4gat % H0eE5T ii 9ISdE
Lord Monek, ON the 14th inst distributed
fifty four prizes won at rifle tournament, and
at the close made brief speech, in which he
expressed the hope that it would be long be-
fore the Canadian Volunteers would be called
ed on to defend their country, but urged the
cultivation ora military spirit to deferd their
liberty. " 'hi no 32nfba 595h Hoh 3l4o3q
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To MERCHANTS AND SHIPNfASTERs. are
respectfully invited 10 be at Frank lin wharf at
4 o'clock Tomorrow afternoon to witness the
working Ct patentpum gearing.
.ENAAV8 MAXI II =. >. WILLARD. .
HUSBANDS LOVE YOUR WVEs,' and give
them T lantation Bitters when they are suffer
ing FROM nervousness, general debility faint
ness. spasns, or any Of the thousand and one
diseases e.. which the weaker sex is liable
Having yourselves experienced the benefit of
their use, extend the blessing TO others This
invaluable tonic will chase hypochondria or
"the blues9-give tone to the damaged nervous
systenrTg gently stimulate langud secretionsT
iispel vapors and eg,1,sti,, and generally build
up the Worn constitution For each sexs and
all ages il fsf Gentle stnnulant and a refresh
ing CORDIAL Millions Of bottles are sold daily
all oyer the world.
MAGSoLIA WArER-A delightful toilet ar
ticle-supcrior to Cologne, and at half the
price. g eod2w&w2w
t1roa, Democrdt7s Free Press, (Rccklandl Oct. 0,
ua 1861 te,i s7s ~ =
MINING IN MATNE.--Dr. Il. Il. Clarke, of Shar-
on, Mass, has been prospecting for some time
near Lewiston, for piuitlbago and has met with
such suecessthlt he has bought large farm
~ StDatits AND proposes 10 dispose of all his
other busu IS and devote himself 10 the man
uftetpre Of fdlindrg f;,aingss stove polish and
otFef compounds of black lead His aVe..e-
table Sherry Wine Bitters,r which have ac-
-quired a worhlS wide reputation as a cure for
asthma, dyspepsia, general debility, &c, have,
been piis,hased,i IN our enterprising youngl
neighbor, Mr., L. NJ Robbins, druggist who IS
now sole proprietor of tifem, and they will
hereafter BE- manufactured in Rockland. Few
people are aware OF the -immense quantity of
COZ tfs h. Il. I..x. - = -
ply The demand Or. Clarke has employed
from ten to twelve hands preparing his btters
for market, and has manuiae turel for months
nc a time, SIXTY gross Of pint BOTTLES OF bitters
per week~ or thirtg-siG thousand bottles per
month. This number win not Seem so incredi-
bic wheliw are masie. aware Liat the Doctors
pol trait (Which is each bsttle) is rs familiar
4 sight at. the trading stations on the West
Coast Of Africa, or in Honolulu, Sandwich Is
lands, as IN the country stores of Massachusetts
or Wisconsin. s7ii & g aai.s.l t.es4.s. 5- n
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THE PR esq.
Tuesday Morning, October %, 1867.

B9- First Page to-day Taxation OF United,
States Stocks; True History of a Democratic
Congregation; Dominion Of Canada; yarie-
ties. ,. a. aa.r
Fourth Pdge-The Poet in the East; Clos
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iHiARPER's BAzAR.-The first number of This
new gazette of fashion is published, and is for
sale at Fessenden's. It beautifully printed
on white paper, and contains sixteen pages of
the size of Harper's Weekly There are six
pages of finely engraved Illustrations, several
readable stories, the first chapters OF an origin
al novel, entitled "Cord and Creese, or the
Brandon Mystery" by James DeMiIle, the au-
thor OF ~fhel Dodge Crub,1 and the editorial
matterlis crisp slnd bright The Boar has in
it the elements of success.s3fO s lei4lt,,yj, e,.
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ftHE Officers members, and friends OF Torrent En-
u CINE Co., No. 2-of lIaverbill, Mass. take this
method of EXPRESSING ther nost sincere and heart
ielt thanks TO The Ffreme ~ Portland Tor their kind
igvltat9n y spend short lime with them upon
pecialry would They desire IL express fheir dsepes
emotions OF gratitude 10 tho Cum berlana boys No g.
also HOOK liit tldder boys No. mr. their generous
during their stay p the beautiful and enterprs ne
city OF Portland. Such assurances OF Kindness and
attention will never be forgotten and will ever he
held IN greatu remembrance by the Torrent boys of
Haverhhl H. a. LORD, Foreman,
L. q, II 1....t A. T.. JOHNSON, Clerk.
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READ Lorihg &aThurston ssadvertiseinent OF
Altna Live Stock Insurance Company Office
No Exchange street. s.'ii yeli sls3i s,igs 9-
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-Ex-coNaRnssMAN GrinneIl (Radical), OF

Iowa, has written letter giving his favorable
estimate of Gen. Grant He says:
l read the flashing of his eye with delight at
the last session. listening TO such aspeech az
that OF Gov. Boutwell, lie came on our side
Democrats extend him SITUATIONS To my
knowledge, he WAS in deep sympathy with
.feD. Howard in his plans of administration
lie did not fight to save slavery, and when il
was dead he joined CONGRESS- in the wish that
impartial justice might be secured, which Wa
certain condition of power and national
prosperity. "''Ha "hi ~ tiis'.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

rsNHE Thuoektfy Bric1 House on Rearl Street the
Il residence fflIe iate Samuel Chase In com
Rlete order; Gas and Farnaee, and an abundance OF
Water. Also the la story House No. GO Oxford
Street, with the 1 LIZ story house in rear OF same
Possesofl giysllj For terms which will
October p. dit at DINA a 20
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To MERCHANTS AND SHIPsAsrERs -You are
respectfully itNitedto BEAT Ffankli wharf at
o'clock Tomorrow afternoon to witness the
working Ct patent pump gearing.
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/ SHERIDAN's VIsT.--The Committee of Ar
rangements on the part of the City Council to
make arrangements for the reception of Major
General Phil Sheridan, held meeting Satur-
day evening and settled upon some of the de-
tails. The escort is to be the Mechanic Blues
Association, the Army and Navy Union and
the Grand Army of the Republic The Nor
way light Infantry have also been invited Col
T. a. Roberts has been selected rs Grand Mar
shall. The General will be'welcomed to The
city by the Mayor, and dinner viii be given
him at eiPreble House, after being escorted
round the city. In the evening grand ball
will be given him at the City Hail, prior to
which he viii be serenaded. IT is not certain
what day he will be here, but he goes through
to Augusta first, and will, probably spend
Monday nextin ourety. ~ sl
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SEE advertisement Of Music Teacher in,
another column I i,
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Portland and Vicinity.


s,s,sz.ssass..-,s ENTERTAINMENT coLU;gE.
aevee-Congress st. NJ. e. Society.
Forest City Driving Park. t,C1 q
AUCTION COLUMN.
n Flower R0ots-E. NJ Psttens Sc C0.sazaizas-la-z-'sa
Assignee's Sale-E. NJ Patten q Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Pine Shingles, Scr. Deering. a 4 '
Limited Partiiership--Henry & Kicker.
Card-Torrent Engine Co., Haverhill.
Scow for Sale--Janes Andrews.
.Canyassers wanted--Morton & Hartman.
Real Estate for Sale--Stephen B. Chase.
Hou sekeeper Wanted.
Music Teacher lhihioi fil1iN
Land for Sale--James johnson.
Gas Filters Wanted-Levi 8. Brown.
Situation Wanted. ga. ls.ss-t
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MARRIEDL

/ ..a1r s-r1 ~ n y = -7rrs------- = -T-7
In lewiston. Oct. II, by Rev. Mr. Lowell, George
J.. Curtis, OF Portland and Miss Hannah j.. Dun
ham, OF L.
In Cape Elizabeth, Oct. 1, by Rev. III. M. Vail
Sylvester W. Dearborn, of Worcester, Mass, and
Miss Lizzie X. bradford. OF T..
In WestbrOok, Oct H., by Geo C. Goldman ESD
James l. Mayberry and Miss Mary l.. Hamblen
In WestDroOk, Oct 20. by Rev. Geo. A. TewksbuIy
OF Portland, Henry II. Higgins and Miss Henrietta
II. Prescott both OF Westbrook. ff5,. r
In Brunswick. Oct. 2, Charles S. Walker and Mrs.
Eliza W. Pickett
In Brunswick. Oct. 49, James @. Smith and Mrs.
In Bath. Oct. 16, Theodore M. Day and Julia M ,
In Boothbay, Wilmot Lewis and Phebe Il. Saw
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/ HALLS
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| HAIR
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;. Is the only inialrbe Hair Preparation ior = RI
RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR AND PROMOTING ITS GROWTH.
1T is the cheapest preparation ece1.
offered to The public, as one bottle
eUitt' last longer and acc0ns2,lislt
more than three bottles Of ann
other PREPARATION.
sR-Our remover mot dye; ID win not stain the
skin as others.
1t cleanses the Scalp, and makes the HAIR Soft,
Lustrous and s:lken. =
Our Treatises the Hair sent tree by mail 90
RI, HALL d CO.. Nashua. N H. Proprietors.
For sale by all Druggists. oe7eod&eowimsN
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AT meeting for the purpose of making ar
engagements for complimentary ball to Gen
Sheridan, the following gentlemen were chosen
an Executive Cohlmittee, and are requested ID
meet at the Common Council at 10 A. NJ. to-
day: Hon. John Lynch, Gen, r. B. Aver, Gen.
g. i. Shepley, Gen, j. D. Fessenden, Dr. S C.
Gordon, Gen. J. M, Brown, Col T. A. Roberts,
Hon., LII M. Sweat. II. II. Furbish, Esq,
James e, Carter, Esq, Hon. !. Washburn, Jr,
Cola. w. Bradbury;sJ.l N. Winslow, Esq
Capt. C. w. Fords Cod. j. f. Miller.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fT'cR tTCH, ITcBtt,-
.. SCRATCH SCRATCH! SCRATCH /
in from 10 to is hours.
Whcufou,s ssintment curesa-as ne Itely.
- heaf0u,s ainsment cures Salt Rheum.
Whcnton,s Oiefment cures letter.
Wheaton's Oinfment cures BARRIERS Itch
WheatOn's Ointment cures Every kind
Of Hummer Hike MEngi
Price. 90 cents box by mail, go cents, Address
WEEKS & POTTER, No. 40 Washington Street,
Boston, Mass. For sale by all Druggists.
September 20. eod&w1y
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TansJAcx safpsAnn OF MArss.-sJbhnny
,,Acfailo,,, . -, sscane from the Reform

L,Hefeiow." wfsesa ESCAPE from the Reform
School and from the York County jan mas
been recently chronicled, is a pale, interesting
b,y about fourteen or fifteen years old,
and quite small of his age. But Johnny not
witBstanding his Innocent looks and bright,
Intelligent bearing is one, of the most expert
and daring ''cracksmen" in the State, and de-
serves more than passing notice in order that
special attention may be called to his case and
his arrest and secure confinement effected II
possible. His career for few months past
has been as eventful as any Sixteen String
JACKS IN the good old days when hishwaymen
levied their taxes upon the Kings subjects
win more freedom and security than is at
present accorded to them. Last winter he.
heaaed gang of three or four boys VINO per-
: petrated a series of burglaries in Wateryiiie'
Augusta and Gardiner. On the night OF the
18th Of January, taking advantage OF the mem
aorahle storm, they broke into three or four
stores in Augusta. Some of Johnny's associ
ates who were not as crafty as be, were after
wards betrayed into indiscreet' remarks that
led to the arrest of theiiwhole gang, and they
were tried at the March term of court in Ken
nebec county. But our young hero promptly
ouihSo 'tstbco CNiuCuCc Lstu Ufle SaUlSIac-
ltion of seeing his companions suffer the full
penalty of the law, while he only got permis-
sion to reside In Westbrook, Becoming dissat-
isfied with his accommodations there he escap-
ed some weeks ago. Proceeding to Biddeford,
he gave notice of his arrival by breaking into
the depot. He was at once arrested, tried at
the next term of court, sentenced to two years
imprisonment by Judge Barrows and locked
up In the Alfred jail He at once became dis
satisfied with this arrangement, and in COM
pahy with another young man escaped sec
ond time. He was no sooner outside the Jail,
than he proceeded in a prompt and business
like way TO steal a horse, and by dint of hard
driving arrived in Brunswick a little before
Judge Barrows who resides there. Whether
he was actlated by q desire to make an osten-
tatious display of his want of respect for the
laws Of Maine and its judiciary is not known;
but it is said that he broke into the store of a
brunswick merchant in the daytime and was
operating therein as the good judge passed in
to town on his return. The merchant how
or, returned in season TO capture the intruder
before he had quite completed his work, but
while he was gone in search of an officer, eav-
ing his prisoner shut UP in his counting room,
johnny succeeded in breaking out. Always
with an eye to business, thel youthful burglar,
taking Bath on his way and breaking into a
store there, removed to, Gardiner. He was
there recognized by police officer, who arrest
cd him andiput him in the lookup, from which
he immediately afterwards escaped He is
now at large ard officers from different parts
OF Che State are in pursuit Of him. i9Fo gai3,'
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"A London correspondent saws. ssrbe moor
Princess of Wales!A The t,nost favor,b,as ~.
port that an. eminent surgeon can give of her
Is that much time. must elapse before she can
resume her active habits of life" She is, in
fact, an almost ineurable invalid, only the doc
tors naturally do not like to say SO. eCourtly
language is not couched in that form. Car,
anything be more melancholy than to see this
poor lady, so early ia her married life stricken
with disease which makes her world bounded
by the walls of sick room? And husbands
are not always the devoted nurses which
FRINGE Albert is described by the Queen as
having proved in her sicknesses Some of them
prefer to take their pleasure in another way,
IN hunting, IN amusements, it may be in the
ppe and the bowl. There are clouds in the
SKY even OF Princess-od,. old moral. and
yet how people do still envy princesses and
queens!" gs'si2 bsiialJ + II etoE $3.50, *,
-one day last week German woman went
to the office ofJustice Kuhn, at Detroit Mich,
and banded him what she supposed to be a
letter received through the postofice, which
was written in English, saying she had Just
received it from her husband who was in In
diana, and she wanted the Justice to read it
to her. He unfolded the letter, and at once
saw it was decree OF divorce granted under
the laws of Indiana to her husband, who has
| resided IN that State for some time. Upon be-
| ing told the nature of the letter the woman
burst into tears and wept bitterly. Her hus-
band left her abouta year ago to obtain work,
and during his absence an uninterrupted cor
respondence- has been, kept up between them
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tion that the woman had of anything wrong
was whe nvthe divorce was explained to her.
! She. was 10th to believe that it had been grant,
| ed, and leitDetroit on Tuesday to find her hus-
band and seek an explanation. ERvs ,E'f-