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The New York herald., 1867-10-03
THE STATE FAIR AT BUFFALO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
Increase of Visifors-An Enormous Chcese-A
PickpOckets.


Storm Scattering the CrOwd-Harvest Tor
Pickp0ckets.
buffalo, NJ Y, Oct. 2, 1867
O'Clock T. "A. I
The number Of spectators on the ground to-day was
over fourteen thousand the arrivals from the surround
ing country having largely increased 1hirty-two pas
senger cars all crowded. arrived at early this
morning from Niagara Falls and vicinity
The different departments are rapidly filing up. al
though none OF them are completed The domestic hall
is the only department that attracts attention The prn
cpal articles in this depar tmont oils, sewing
chimes (Which constitute the most prominent fea-
tureh melodeons, guns and dental instruments. The
display in the mechanical hall is very fins,
Notwithstanding the machinery Is piled in every
The Eastern States are well represented by patent
rights, the number Of which been equalled in
this State. The display in floral aud dairy halls
sderably improved from that witnessed estrday. The
most attractive article exhibition a mammoth cheese
from Toronto. w.. which weighs 1000 pounds net,
and Ia valued At 81, 500 yF
About O'Clock A. n a violent storm in which
threatened, at one time TO all the buildings
the ground. scattered the large OF people
In all directions Il did last half hour, how
ever, and no accidents reported
The light fingered gentlemen from the metropolitan
cities are doing paying business on the ground.
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The market for wheat was excited and &c. ioc higher
as S~sI IL T s .. a A9s sSsn for
arrive though ct sod in store 10 hi: city =. ~ 7ssS9ni
~ . q 8 os sPsss ss s e. e,
arrive and q delivered The :a,s we're .eoS Soo 900
Ga Ior wh!,. DO. y S q ssiss
q arrive rUr NO. Cora So w 20 srsrs msr ana Su, no
ssss :: s ns sale; were about sS
:!..y win .:s;
b.-l., were dull eqs prices were unchanged ofmai email
Fnrerrs unchanged. being quiet but steady and
e. s. d5sssPGc; T. az ~ .S:s
heroes lard a. sD isroes beef Al 4. ana ,OS bolss
r. sr Se s.s. @ '9,s Gss esn
e, Ans,s.1 ns g y Sas = VIII & 100 Cr grain e Cork
ys sS petroleum 70 FsmoaS fa ords. Sswsen
Hss,s sss H:ssrs rsu :, s sss, g. 81 vessel %
and ono from cads 70 susnos Ayres . 90 private terms
sss Sss. & ais and Gn nGn Il aG'' ' sale" "
lay wa. .''.ay Nth mossrs.s ismsnd |, Shipping vas
heard Of no important sales but Prcss gener-
TORS remained steady, with moderate demand 1ssics
80 BALES at SOC = no. asto qusliiy.
rs $ ss .ss " sss: lid
"a que, Ss as. .sad Sale. Sss :, rs ss and ic
T sps,s 4 9sv The ss. y @
81 i2s and DO pale sslj. ofar and pitch no sales
orLs-fhsre wa. no businsss doing OF consequence but
we're unchanged American linseed quoted at
81 ~ aei a.
Trovisioss Receipss. 80 bbia beef and Iop3 do lard
& sas sGss St u ss s
gh. The sales cash and resular,N 400 bbls ri
ta3 Se4 for and 80 50 81 for prime FIR
future delivery heard OF sales. Beef quiet but
KS e asS SsiS ses, TO Il o on
private tsrns beef dun and nominal Cut
without decided change sales 20 PACKAGES AZ 16c
sc Tor hams and a. iac fcr shoulders Bacon dall
Tor short do end ltu for hpft rh The mArki for lard
sfhl3tsd more ae'shy hnA Hs hrmnest he s1ss sssre
fatey active f0rinef prie~ss oheeee unchanged
uc. a lbc for common q sh,fte.
Fsr9olsvH -crade sin cont dul prices WEIR vita
The New York herald., 1867-10-03

tOFFAh.--kI0 quiet, OUT ShIcs TU9 baEs
Star Of Devon and 32 do william Cundell private
Other kinds Inactive.
Flour GRAS-Recepts, i2 72s bills -four 23s do and
100 bags meal ys6 bushels wheat ID 2l0 do corn
and S0o do oats The market for state and Western -four
continued TO rule huoyan and nrn under good demand
the higher the trade for the
for shipment Prices advanced from 10c. 2sc bb,
Ing able 70 realize advancc The sales about 900
bbls the annexed quotations Southern -four mod
eratcly active and In instances higher prices
psd sales $50 bbls Rye -four rather belter sales
<0J bbls 90 75 ~ So Corn meal dull but
The New York herald., 1867-10-03


English money markes;- a
The scarcity OF bills and the difncuy OF nndng tem-
porsy employment for the very large amounts nosey
upon The market Is svery where commenced upon. NOV
thai the harvest has for the most part secured
no apprehension exists 10 the results whch seam 70
be much better than had ossn ~ .s,r rom ,hs
gnsied states and the Black Sea are only cAcuAeo 20
the price of wheat and benehs me consnmes As
Amsricup ana continental purchases OF manuiactureA
OF iron and OF coal large enough 70 secure ms
country against any important export os the precious
The ase Of paper money In Italy seeounts 10 great
extent for the huge accumulation Of bullion IN tho
and ,he liberation OF large amount Of SPECIE
taken 10 with the calling IN OF balances from
abroad after tho crisis OF last year. viii explain the still
growing stock OF the precious metals In this country
With uudimn shed abundance OF capital IN England
and France The trade carried for consumption ID
sound but IS there total absence OF speculation In
every deparsaens. csssssion Of the extraordinary
scavity naugnrated in and after the year 1862 Is the
more remarked and felt Some exceptional transactions
six months bills are reported TO have taken place at
IA per cent proving thst long period OF easy money
is looked for
The receipts for customs and tho receipts payments
and balances the Sub Treasury in this city for the OK
pired portion Of the week have been as follows
Ciston, Hts ~--Su6- 6-rfea'ury.---
Sept. 80 % ss54sss s4sl7iss ssiss % 77s 1 sill 10 s5s
Oct T.. 4aIso1 @ los5,55a 5ososs IL, Sds 3 s7s 70
0cL D.. 100000 2,527,6l7 639,656 l4.206, $40
The exports exclusive Of spece) from New York to
foreign ports for the week ending October and since
the commencement OF the year, compare as follows
with those for tho corresponding periods In 1855 and
lS63.-
1865 1859 1887
For the week . 81 s92 $50 So O42. 5e6 So $50, 1853
Prev reported ia 9oS s34 14S 2s62l7 1882, $40
Since Jan 1. sli7 363 sl4532s 7ss s13e 1902, 5o3
The foreign imports New York for the week, since
January l. and for the corresponding periods OF the past
two years, compare as follows.-
1885, 1865 1867
Dry goods .. 81, ,S94, ,O54 1881 364 81. 862 594
General mdse 49,. 3,l0S, Asa 2,644, 602 2252. 2l2
Tot for the week IS 002 500 $4,575966 Sil1f S04
Prev reported 1873 $50 $40 22l sS42 2g7 1856 500, ,305
Since Jan. $13S S39 335 $225 400 263 $50 oil III
The New York herald., 1867-10-03

Sailed,
lss-steamships Arisona, AsdinwAu; Leo, Savannah,
-ssamshps Russia, Liverpool; 1axfa, do; Baltic Bros
men: Gulf CITY estou; City Of Cork. Antwerp; EquaA
tor Boston, Rebecca Clyde. Wilmington. NC; others
- FoR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INrRLLl0ENcn
skE ANofHER FAGk
The New York herald., 1867-10-03
2 O'Clock p. m
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, Vtt 10
Corror-There active demand, at previous prices
and the offerings fair The sales footed up 2s0o
bales, OF which Al by spinners We quoe:
The New York herald., 1867-10-03
THE COURT S .
COURT CAlENDAR-TRls DAY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

SUPREME EcouRr-cHAsBERs-Eos 90, IL l4l, lo2, l65.
Call commences At No. 49,
The New York herald., 1867-10-03
SALES At Tps NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.


an. l. $l3s, sa9, ,aa5 s22a 46o, 26a $3.50, oil, III
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.


SECOND PAMsH.-The Trustees OF the First Par
ish Church having courteously and kindly renewed
their overture OF The temporary use of their sanctua-
Church and Society will worship there tomorrow ct
3oclock P. NJ. DR.. Carruthers will preach
STATE STREET CHURcH.-Rev. E. II. Richard
son, of Providence, r. L. will preach at State Street
Church tomorrow. I ttaf
ST. LUKE's CHURcH.-The Rev. Charles W. Hayes
of New York, will preach at st. Luke's Church to-
morrow Sunday morning.
SUMNER STREET CHURoH-Serviccs tomorrow
Sunday IN the Summer st. Church, all day-morn-
ing at 10i o'clock, afternoon "a O'Clock. Sabbath
School Concert in the evening. All invited to at
tend.
of Andover, Mass, will preach at the First Par
ish Church tomorrow. Vesper service at 7 o'clock
z. NJ. A contribution for the Widows Wood Society
will be taken up in the morning.
MoUHTFoRT ST. M. E. CHURcu.-Seryicos in this
church tomorrow Sunday all day at the usual hours
Preaching by Rev. j. 7. Hazlett. Sabbath School
the close of the afternoon services All Interested
are invited to attend. 4ca
ADVENT HALL.-Elders j. NJ Andrews, d. NJ.
Canright and l.. L. Howard, will preach at Seventh
Day Advent Hall, Congress Street, Saturday and
Sunday, all day and evenings, at the usual hours.
Seats free. @
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH.-The services of the
New Jerusalem Society will be held usual in Park
Street Church tomorrow afternoon at O'clock Ser
mon from the text "Who can stand before his cold
Lecture in the evening, att o'clock, on the Future
Life, intermediate World and the Judgment.
BETHEL.-The Bethel Sabbath School will meet at
the Bethel Church, tomorrow at O'Clock. A full
attendance is desired ssslf at
SPIRITUAL AssoCIATIoN.-Rev. A. r. Foss will
lecture at Temperance Hall tomorrow Sunday at
10f o'clock A. M. and Fl o'clock p. NJ All are in
vited. tas b.. l-..l-.l ea h. it
MISUNDERSTANDING evening temperance meet
ing, at Sons Of Temperance Hall, Congress Street,
will be addressed by G. j. Morris. ESQ., and Others
Services at o'clock. The public are invited to at
tend sl s= aE "a
WILLIsToN CHAPEL.-Sabbatll School to -morrow
| Sunday afternoon at Williston Chapel, Danforth
ST., at II O'clock Prayer meeting in the evening al
o'clock. Seats free. All are invited to attend.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-26
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

JANUARY TERM.-BARROwS j, PRESIDING.
FRIDAY In the Collagan will case, the cross ex-
animation of Mr., L. S. Hutchins, who was on the
stand all the day Thursday, was concluded.
Ambrose Giddings, one of the subscribing Witness
es to the will mentioned by Mr.. Hutchins testified
that he witnessed said will in Mr. Growers store on
Congress street. tsrHe rsH t
The deposition of Moody T. Walker, another sub
scribing witness to said will, was read.
Mr. Grover, the other witness to the will being I'M
well, the minute Of his testimony, taken at the
last term of Court read by consent OF counsel
Mrs. Mary j. Bailey the next witness called by
the heirs at law. She testified that at Mrs Collagans
request she prepared some paste, and that she saw
Mrs c. FASTING some pieces of paper together which
witness was satisfied was the will now in question.
Counsel for the heirs at law here rested and
sci tor appellant introduced rebutting tectimony-
The depostiols of Moses Kimbal and EnOch Mute
read, and Mrs. Collagan then placed on the
stand She contradicted the testimony given by
Rutchins and Mrs. Bailey in many important partic-
ulars, and stated thae the instrument executed in
Growers store was only eodicil, providing for the
erection of a tomb in Evergreen Cemetery, and that
Capt Collagan subsequently destroyed that instru-
ment.
After the cross examination of Mrs. c. was con-
Guided, Court adjourned.
Tho testimony in the case will probably all be put
in to-day.- hef
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-26
THE STATE.

The Biddeford Union says Mr.. James
Goodwin left Kennebi1nk village on
Thursday Of the great storm, in the first
part of the evening, and has not since
been heard from. 1t is supposed he is covered
in the snow. A Mr.. lWormwood was found
the same evening with his team in snow
drift, between Kennebunk village and the de-
pot, and must have persisted had he not been
discovered.
Postmaster Randall has appointed the fol-
lowing postmasters in this State: r. E. Rider
at South Albion, vice T. Cochran, resigned !;
F. Ingall at Rowland, vice S. Davis, resigned ;
r. S. Starbrd at Bowdoin, vice J. Tarr resign
ed; j. D. Hill at West Moscow, vice J. Barrett
resigned. an.. .f- - 4
The nomination of Gen. James A. Hall,
Collector of Customs at Waldoboro has been
confirmed by the Senate i'A Is
The Brunswick Telegraph, referring to
the petition for Railroad consolidation present.
ed to the Legislature, says: "We oppose this
scheme tooth and nail, except the Railroads
will compromise their charters. and concede to
the Legislature the right to regulate their pas
senger and freight fares. And even then we
,~ AASAhSu " oppooc SuCA COuSOuua-
ton. Consolidation will reduce expenses.
But consolidation will build up another Cam
den and Amboy Railroad, the curse of the
whole travelling community-every passenger
being taxed to run that one-horse State of
New Jersey-will build up another Baltimore
and Washington Railroad, passengers on
this being taxed to run the State of MARYLAND.
If ID going to cost Maine people six cents per
mile to ride in the cars, it is not well to mt
all power into the hands of the people who
own railroad stocks We do not oppose rail-
roads; we believe in them-the good they do.
We don't want them to be absolutely our mas
terS. .3 .ee-a tl.. liza I...
The Bangor papers contain accounts of a
murderous assault committed in that city on
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Hugh Mcdonald
was found in the street with her skull frac-
tured and marks of brutal usage on her person.
She cannot survive. No clue has been yet
been found to indicate who the assassin was.
The Wing says it is believed that the villain
mistook Mrs. Macdonald for some other per-
son. and thus perpetrated an awful crime by
mistake-for the victim is a very respectable
miadie-aged woman, not known to have an
enemy, and in no ways likely to have been in
any troublesome affair,
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-26
FELLOWS ORIGINAL
WORs OXEN gle 8 Z.

WE can with confidence point to FELLOWS
w WORM LOZENGES as the most perfect rem
ely for those troublesome pests, INTESTINAL
WORMS. After years Of careful experiment, success
has crowned our Efforts and offer the world
Il CONNECTION without single fault, being Safe
venient ef1ectual and pleasant. No injurious result
occur, let them be used in whatever quantity.
Not particle of calonel enters their composition,
They may be used without further preparation, anu
at amy time. Children will eagerly Gevour all you
give them. and ask for more. They fail in
pelling Worms from their dwelling place, and they
will always streng hen the weak and enciated,
when he is not afflicted with worms.
Varions remedies have from time TO time, been re-
entne, &c producing dangerous, and sometimes fatal
consequences After much research, study and ex-
periments, embracing several years. the proprietors
of Fellows Worm Lozenges, have succeeded in pro-
ducing this remedy, free from all objections, and posi-
lively safe, pleasant and eiiectual. They do not kill
the worms but act by making their dwelling place
disagreeable TO them In order to assure consumers
of the genuneness of these lozenges the analysis
DIR. A. ~. HAYES, State Assaycr. is annexed:
81 have analysed the Worm Lozenges, PREPARED
by Messrs. FELLOWS ~ Co, and lind that they are
free from mercury, and other metallic mineral
ter These Lozenses are skillully compounded, pleas
ant to the taste, safe, yet and effective in the
action. Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, NJ. ID.
.t Assayer TO the Stale OF Mass.
Price rs cents per BSx Five for 81.
GEO. W. SWEET, Proprietor of the New Engian,
Botanic Depot, LOG Hanover Streer, Boston Mass.
Sole Agent for the United States, 10 whom all or
ders should be addressed.
az Sold by dealers in Medicines everywhere
oct5-deOwGmSN III IL
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-26
Matters at the Ssafo Capital.

I M Fe " V . 'e's'I - 10
-. AUGUSTA, Maine Jan. %, 1867
The assumption of the war debt of cities and
towns ;s ono Of tbo oras,;ons ,r,;o,, :. -.
citing nublic ,ttant;on The l,rro oo,o,,,;+toa
annointed bv tho ,ro hod T.. -
;n,r 49, 10 ,,io. 'i'ee'
IONS exnrassaa Ir ~ a...'S " epin,
;. mr. w einooi' 'i'a' composed
~ Inc iriehus Vi 'he measure 1eef confident
tna pn ' , nc ieaonvu INA. WIN secure
60 pAssaso " q oin equanAing .nese deoss'
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-26
Letter of Thanks from the OncPr. and
Crew of the British Bark Ju,;,

Crew of the British Bark Julia.
To Capt. Richard Kearneyi of the bark aFzee,
Wing" of st. Johns, N. F.:
DEAR SfR:-We avail ourselves of the on
portunity now afforded us through the medi-
um of this paper to express our heartfelt graf
itude for your unparelled kindness and great
attention towards us, the officers and crew Of
the British bark Julia, of London, which lett
st. Johns, New Brunswick, on the 10Th INST,
bound to Liverpool. When We signalized you
on the 18th inst, our vessel was waterlogSed
and in great distress. You lay by us and res
cued us from the wreck, in lat. &C q, Lon. AZ
16. at great risk of life. Ever since We have
been on board of the bark Fleet Wing" you
have treated us with the greatest possible kind
ness. We hope you will accept our best wishes
for your future happiness through life, and
trust that the Divine Providence may long pro-
tect you, and that your abilities may be crowG-
ed by deserving success.
We remain Sir, yours most faithfully,
NATHANIEL ROBERTSON, Master.
PETER FERNS, Chief Officer
JAMES PATRICK, I'd officer.
ROBERT WIDDRINGToN STEPHENSON.
JOHN RITCHE, Carpenter
JOHN ROBINS, Steward
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-26
DIED.

In Westbrook, Jan. %, Eliza T., daughter OF Rob't
Evans, aged 80 years.
Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at I! O'Clock, from
Free Street Church.
In Falmouth, Jan. 60 at the residence of her son.
Mrs. elizabeth. widow OF the late Capt. Samuel Tit
comb, aged CO Years.
n uneral tins Saturday afternoon, at o'clock
Massachusetts papers lease copy.
In Newpuryport, Mass, Jan. 10, Mrs. Ruth Aker-
man, ag Il % years.
In Jay, Dec. "a. Mr. Edward Reyes, ago l 28 years
2Sth, Mrs. Mercy Davenport, aged w years.
In Gardiner, Jan. Is, Julia s. Rittal aged 20 years
goth, MI. SIlas Andrews aged 81 years.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-26

The boat sleigh Enterprise will make two
trips this afternoon leaving head of State street
at two o'clock precisely if pleasant, and will
leave Cumberland, corner of Chestnut, ten
minutes past three, thus afIording the children
and others in the lower part of the city an op-
portunity to ride without travelling so far.
Twenty-Five cents per hour; for children I'M
der IL years of age, fifteen cents; capacity of
sleigh-room for one more.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-26
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
WIN. H. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONER.
The case of Michael Smith, for pursuing the busi-
ness of retail liquor dealer without taking out
United States internal Revenue license, was taken
up by the Commissioner yesterday. Two witnesses
testified that they had purchased liquor in his shop
Smith brought five witnesses to Testify that they
were acquainted with his shop and his business, and
that they never knew of his selling liquor. ID
At the request of Smith, who said he could bring
evidence that tho liquor sold, il any was sold, was
without his knowledge consent or approval, tho ex-
animation was postponed to Saturday.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-26
Why suffar from Snras o

when by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT,
fr an easily be cured. 1t has relieved thousands
run, ~ nohNs. ScALDs, CuAPPED HANDS, SPRAINs,
n a. !; o and egery complaint OF he Skin Try
PNic Ios nI S9l Z5e Be sure 10 ask for HALES
~ and .,Ec ~ oinhNT--for sale by all Druggists,
Mass, ana receive box by return mail. -''''"'
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-26
MUNICIPAL COuRT.

p T JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
FRIpAY.-John Fiaherty, Michael Connolly and
Thomas F1aherty charged with assault and BAT
terry on Michael Hawley. Mr.. Robinson appeared for
the State and Messrs. Goddard s. Haskell for the de-
PENDANTS, all of whom were acquitted.
Patrick Ward, Thomas Blake and Samuel Robbins,
on search and seizure processes, pleaded not guilty.
and were discharged. j. O'Donnell, Esq, appeared
for Robbins.
Israel Hague pleaded guilty to search and seizure
process, and paid the usual fine and costs 1926.
The case of Hon. L. ID. M. Sweat, for fast driving
in the street, was further continued in consequence
of his absence from the city.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-26

oct faso @lis correspondent whites that the lat
est lashon Tor ladies' in that citv is ssto wear
dOgsTin gloves and to wear them tll-to use
hey are as 6iask 0us sti oppressive lie
more like they are to that engine Of pol POI; The
t ae cuisine Of the domestic reparer r. " Atterie
they are admired. At last, then. = re more
Danes have found cheap fashion; }m ts petites
H nays saty vii buy up fine old dyy and 80, d per
enters certain society WITH clean now
they wish to be that WI .'h an echo f Hanas j
continent calls Clique, ~ ''H' nom ths
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-26

IL Store and lot No in Iron Block Portland Pier
Long Shed on Portland Pier.
One-eighth part OF bark "Sarah Hobart"
One-sixteenth part of bark 'Lizzie III. Jackson"
One thirty-second part OF bark "Chalmette'
One thirty-sccond part of steam tug ''Unclo Sam"
One pair dark bay Horses.
Robes, Sc.
For terms, apply to
a- -t f HOSEA /. ROBINSON, or
JOHN RAND, Assignee.
Portland, Jan "a, 1867. iasja2w
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-26

oan francisco Bulletin says the indus
Try OF TIE interior of California ;s ororr;.,.
On new and firm basis. Besides the ere.tor
s'a"n.y and variety of industry caused nv ,ho
decreased attention given to quartz minina ~
well as the great increase of agricultural nro.
duction in districts formerly doomed in nubl;c
opinion TO metallic sterility, there is a steady
extension Of manufactures. Sacramento, which
formerly depended on the trade of the mining
districts and the business which always flows
to political capital, now boasts of an increas-
ing variety of manufactures, which give her
population resource independent Of mining
fluctuations,
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-26

SOME Folks CAN'T SLEEP NIGnTs We are
now prepared to supply Hospitals, Physicians, the
trade and the great public generally, with the stand
ard and invaluable remedy, DoDD's NERvINE, which
every preparation of opun-the wel-known result OF
which is to produce cosdveness and other serious
difcultes it alays irritation resessness and spasms
and induces regular action OF the bowel and seere-
tive organs.
No preparation for Nervous Diseases ever sold so
readily, or met with such universal approval For
Sleeplessness, Loss of Energy, Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities and all the learful
mental and bodily symptoms that follow in the train
OF nervous diseases Dodds Nervne is the best rene
dy known to science. Sold by all druggists Price 81
1913 GEO. G. GOODWIN a. CO.,
augllsnlyd&w Wholesale Agents. Boston,
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-26

BURNETT's Standard Cooking Extracts are care
fully prepared from fruits and spices of the best quail
ity, and challenge competition. Their universal
is based upon their merit Reference is made to
the principal purveyors conteetoners aud hotels in
the United States. All druggists sell them.
jan6d1y
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-26
Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the world
the only true and perfect Dye-lIarmless, Reliable.
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
TINS. Natural Black Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects of Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair, leaving
it soft and beautiful. The genuine is. signsd Wii-
liam a. Bachelor. All others are mere mutations,
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfimers.i Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
November 10, 1866. d1ysn f'-i
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-26

MARRIED..

in this city, Jan. a, by Rev. S. Il. wetherbee
Solom Stuart of POrtlau I'D, and Miss Betsey Colin
OF WestiroOk. .
In toIsham. Jan. S. by Rev. Mr. Smith, Capt. Jos
Hall, OF East Bowdoinhan and Mrs. Rachel A. Sko-
field, OF Topsham.
In Biddeiord, Jan. 81, by Rev. G. Tenney, Lorenzo
Moore, of Owatonna, Steele Co., Minnesota, and
Miss Ellen l.. Wapsw nth, of hiram.
In Gardiner JAM 49, Geo. W. Williams and Mrs
Nellie Bigger.
in Lewiston. Jan. 16 T. Clissold, OF Worcester
and Lizzie n. KEYS, OF LitchfeM.
In Bath, Jan. 70, John w. Blasde and Emma A
leeman.
c. Mute. .tIl-
In New Sharon, Jan. 1, A. j. Thompson, of Au
burn, and Lizzie VI. Fish, Of n. 5. Also, VIM. Nc
Lelan, OF Geneseo, ILL.,, and Miss o. Emiline Howes
of New Sharon. \ IL. w.