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MEDICAL ELECTRICITR
81. s. DIR, DEMlNG.
Medical kGlectriciap

Nearly Opp osiie she UBissa sfates Hot
yNJHEkE he wenll respectfully announce to
wv citizens Of Portland and vicinity, that he
permanently located in this city. barring the tire
years we have been m this ely we have cured som
OF the worst forms OF disease in persons who hav
hied other forms OF treatment in vain, and eurin
patients in short liiue that The question is
asked, do they stay Cared? Toaaswer hisitaestiOt
we viii say that all that do not STAY cared we
doctor the second time without charge. l.t.|
Or. ID. has been practical Electrician tor TWENTY
one years, and Is also regular graduated physician
Electricity is perfectly adapted 10 chronic diseases
the form OF nervous sick headache: neuralgia N
the head heck, OF exireInii les eOisnnloI wle e.
In the acute stages or where the lungs are not tu
involyed acute chrome rheui,aiison sorofula h. :
diseases, white swellggs, spinal diseases. curvature
OF the spine, contracted g0usces, disOl ted liiub-
palsy paralysis, st. Nitas Dance. deafness STAN
mering or hestaucy % speech, dyspepsia, indigo
ton, constipation and liver complaint, piies-we cur
every case that can be presented: asthma broucil
ts strictaTes Of the chest, ana az tomas ef Iemas
coIsplaipts .......t .II .......,. I...r
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New neafsra Dill srarle,.

NEW BEDFORD, Oct, 9. I
The Oil market is quiet. In Sperm OH We hear Q
no transactions but holders are, firm and owing tt
the small stock and limited iportatons for the COM
ing six months many look tor, further ADVANCE. III
Whale oil The only transaction this week has been
the sale OF 80 bbls. Hudson Bay at 75c v gallon :
SyTD1nJG. .ssysr
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The Animal Meat;nu

OF the Female Orphan Asylum of Portland, will
~ he hold at the house of Mrs. J. T. McCobb, No
AZ Park Street, ON Tuesday, the 10th inst, at ihr
O'Clock, r. M = " MARY b. STORER Sec
October 8. dtd =
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US.6 Mot to Lease. VA

A GOOD Lot on Cross Street, 3Ox95 feet. Fourth
IA lot from Middle sweet. Apply to
October z. dSwtE a t.trssg Rea' Estate Agent
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Estate Of Seward Merr;ll

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor of the Will of !
J. SEWARD MERRILL, late OF Port land, II I
in the County OF Cumberland deceased and has
law directs: All persons having demands upon the
estate OF said deceased required to exhibit the
same and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to H. FIIF +
ANbREW p. OSBORNE, Executor,
TT, ,,ss,,gs..ss ass a.. ~. Boston, Mass. |
VIM, H. Morris, atty, for said estate No. 100
Exchange st. p - y siss : = ~ e =
Portland, oetohe, !. issr. :. : = octs, -eodsw
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Patent BANNER

THE subscriber is now ready to supply the citizens
of Portland and vicinity with Tie celebrated
Nays Patent Damper, at No. 1Of Fore Street. and
Inventors Exchange, No. 229 Congress Street. A
few good agents wanted. ASERF octfd1w
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PUBLISHERS
sa3 tasSsta.t NAsn hlehltthh New York.
~ For Sale by Bailey & Noyes, Exchange St .
by whom subscriptions will be received. ..i-
September %. dim r a. W. f.l.H
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,rHE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
The Press publishes table of the election
returns, giving the reported majorities in 81
counties, by which Sharswood has onlya6 ma
Iorlty. The counties to hear from last year
gave the Republicans 1913 votes, and the Dem
ocratS GOO
The Age has returns from Al counties which
give Ii ,954 Democratic majority.
The Ledger publishes table of 50 counties,
showing Democratic majority. OF ;5279, with
counties to hear from, which last year gave a
Republican majority of 54S. M Y4 DO
The Republican State Central Committee
have additional returns, and with a liberal al
lowance for losses in their estimate for the re-
manning counties to be heard from, figure up
Republican majority of 1000 in The State.
tt The Chairman of the Democratic State Com
mittee has received positive information from
the different counties, indicating Sharswood's
majority at from 5000 to 5000 s-,,5..e
The bulletin estimates the majority for Will
liams, rep, at l2S6, tsas5st q iet a-/ $50
The Evening Telegraph has a dispatch from
Harrisburg, which says pretty full reliable re-
turns from all portions of the State indicate
that the Legislature will be composed, Senate
20 Republicans to 10 Democrats; House 80 Re-
publicans to As ID emocrats
PrrTsBURG, Oct 10.
Returns from 60 districts of Allegheny coun-
ty, give Williams, rep, majority OF 1876 for
State Senator. Evarts, rep, majority, over
Barr is $40.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10. u
The Commercial says over 5Ocounties give
Thurman 6O00 majority. The remaining coun-
ties will certainly reduce this. The sLegisla-
ture has gone foT the Democrats, who will
probably have from to 10 majority on joint
ballot. SIS 1Ha Ht -
The Gazette states that the returns are sill
incomplete. The election is very close, but the
Democrats have probably carried the Legisla-
(. ture. The Governor is in doubt, but Thurman
is probably elected. Is st.i lsii 8
The Enquirer estimates Thurman's majority
at 2169. The Legislature will stand 10 Demo-
Gratis to II Republicans in the Senate, and So
Democrats to 80 Republicans in the House.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 1O--415 PM
The election returns show that Hayes is cleo
ted, without doubt, Governor, by majority of
from 1000 to 1000, and that the Legislature is
democratic by small ajority Three coun-
ties are TO be heard from. Aue1 s.tai Z
Iowa. lA4ff4
.a3aA zea llMcGi REGoR Oct 10.
Iowa election returns from Clayton county
sise 1900 Republican, majority; from WEIGH
man county $50 Republican, and Howard coun-
T. fxy 1;aa /, mo artfu
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sfrI lf4 sd. SKowHEGAN, Oct. 10.
A fire broke out at go p. M, in Abbett's
planning mill, a wooden building, and extended
to brick building occupied by Mr.. Webb as a
grocery store, Locks blacksmith shop and a
paint shop, both small buildings were de-
stroyed. AT he time the large brick grist mill
was in danger, but it was saved bv the active
cxertions of the citizens. The arrival of en-
gines from Augusta, assisted by those OF the
village, subdued the flames about o'clock.
Loss from $4,000 to $4,000.
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Election Frauds

= u ? NEW YORK, Oct. TO-
Washington specials say a fraud has been
discovered in Philadelphia by which 3,OOOlille-
cal Democratic votes were cast in that city
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WisceII0neOus fbIsp0tchPs.

-uoi5lBbGg FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 0.
A large number of vessels bourd to New
England ports put in here from stress of
weather. Measures are being taken to build
tetsic1af,llliiies to the principal points on the
coast in the interests of the underwriters
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.
Daniel Hertzler, a wealthy citizen ASPIRING
field, was murdered this morning by burglars,
who entered bis house Tor The purpose oil rob-
berry. The murderers escaped. t
-l BALTIMORE, Oct. 10.
In the Republican State Convention to-day,
resolutions were adopted, GA to IL, recommen end
lilg the nomination of Gen. Grant by the ke-
puDiicans for Presidents
QUEBEC Oct 10.
i Steamer st. Andrew from Tivernool passed
Farther Point at 915 this evening. ,Tih
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southern Items.

slI IMnsNsA Nst NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 10.
The yellow fever nterments for twenty-four
hours were 66 81 1s.ta s3teasaHSsl
-.....,. ....as MOBILE, Oct, 10.
There Were six interments from yellow fever
during the last two days. "A
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NOR a man of business iar sale. HOu.e and lot
il corner Chestnut aud Cumberland street. The
lot exfpna. IiS feet Chestnut ST. space Tor block
oftwo houses may be Id of. Also u lot Chnrch
street. large enough FOL two houses. Apply TO
uc2d3W. $50. W. II. IEbRIS.
sOrn and Oats.
sO0 nnA BUSHELS Mixed and yellow
AZsoOO Corn. NNa.H .HH "HaH
5000 Bushels Southern White Corn.
For sale by i-'" o'BRfoN, PIERCE & co
October |. DIFF .-...
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TIME undersigned hereby gives notice that he i,
Il not a member of the firm Of Cressey. Prlmnei
d. Cole, and the use OF his name after This date il
wholly without his CONSENT GEO 10 COLE
October 3, 1e67. aft st--- cHeut ; octql1w*
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For Sale.

CTORE lots on Middle ana Federal street Daeyi,,
- lots on Deer, Cumberand, I'm Snn
Streets Houses Tor sale AndeI son UNI SIce
Elm, Pleassnt t,lud nigh sg Join q PRoCrEf
octl0d1w
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new York iu arises. 90.


y.ss Nm Va n ,s1ss. Md 10
uplands at 19c.
rlourlU G9 l5c higher; sales 10000 bbls; State at
0 90 u II %; round hoop Ohio at 10 10 II %; IVES
tern at 90 "a Is So; Southern unchanged.
Wheat u &c lower; sales 81 900 bush; Chicago
Spring No. at 1910 4It do. No. at 81 IA 81
sslo. No. sat 2 %. ~
Corn--l a &c lower and heavy; sales $4,000 bush.
Mixed Western 39i az I A.
oas-i a &c lower sales Ohio ard Chicago at 80 q
l&rG ngs. 8AR B Ng9GHhN ,gElhWtMH
Bee-quiet and steady. 'cst-D - .
Pork-1rmer; sales $50 bbls. mess at % 20.
Lard-heayy; sales at IA 90 14ic.
Whiskey-quIet.
Eiee-quiet,{f Ia fSsa VHR Is hgfggfiatl
Sugar-iairly active; sales 600 hhds. Porto Rico
at , y q re; Mnscoyado at 11ls,fuoq COOS
Molasses-quiet. a. ssnn 4
\ Naval Stores-quet; Spirits Tupentine 81 % 5lSc
Petroleum-frm; crude at l52e; refnedbonded at
&c.,
Iallow--auiet at IL "a 1olc. aHoh 90 % h9A
Freights tn LiYerp0ol--iirmer; Cotton 3-16d; per
steamer 5-16d; Flour per steamer IS Cd; Corn and
Wheat SD der sail.ss sste 81 asssfiSSs-" Asa"
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Collsols at 81 i0r money. - -a 4 "a
AMERICAN SECURITIES The following are the
quotations for American securities: United States
690s, 715; Illinois Central shares 77S; Erie shares
43a; Atlantic and Great Western consolidated bonds
Ia sl-l 4-siT3 ttf'l" 'tfa I
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POTATOES.
+. NOTICE.t

TIME propertyef the Yarmouth Paper Company,
l. situated in Yarmouth twelve miles from Port
land by Grand Trunk or Kennebec & Portland
Railroad, is offered for sale.
a The properly consists of an excellent mill privi-
lege with plenty OF water, Min and Machinery COM
plete for the manufacture of 500 to 1000 lbs paper
per day, together with Store House, Stable and
Stock House, . = y - q y
The whole is under lease for five years at q
good rent, and will be sold subjectto the lease.
October oath, it will then be offered at Public Auc-
ton, on the premises, at O'Clock p. M, ON that
day.
The property can be examined at any time. Terms
81, 900 at GALE and balance on delivery of deed.
For further particulars address
A. L. LORING, Treasurer,
, October &. dtd s.t, Yarmouth.
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Nv E.laa,.,ricitu

ny E-iSis'ttlcilV
The Rheumatic, the gonty, tue lame and the lazy
leap with joy, and move with the agility ana elastic
ity OF youth; the heated brain is cooled; the roSt
bitten limbs restored, the ancoRth deiOunities
moved; faintness converted TO vigar, weakness 20
strengths the blind made b. the dcato near ami
the palsied farm 70 move upright; the blenshes ~
youth are obliterated; the ACCIDENT at mature lie
prevented; the calanes OF old age shviatea and an
active eirealat0R u Amt in6d q
Ia ~ q IA 1tt - LADyE
Who have cold hanas ana icei; weak st0BIaehs lam-
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; di2zi.
and swinging ia the head, with indigestion ami
constipation ofthc bowes pain in the side and back
leucOrrh9a, Tor wbitesl; falling ofthe womb with II
teTnal cancers; tuaors polypgs, aud 81 that long
train Of diseases VIII find in Electricity sure means
OF cure. For painful mefistruatinn, TOO ysOnu.o
nstruato1 and all 81 those long h,e OF troubles
with Young ladies, Electricity Is a certain speehc,
and WILL in shcrt time, restore the sufferer TO TIE
Vgoy OF health. A
TEETnI TEETH TEETH!
Or, d. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEC-
TRIoIrV WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayet
teeth stDmps they wish have removed TO- Tese
ting he would give polite invitation 10 call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sa O.
Tor family use, with thorough Instructions.
Dr. d. can accommodate a1,eE patients with board
snd treatment at his bpase. -t. .u--..' ...
Office hours from clock A. ", To " "A. from
TO P. NJ, and to 8 in discovering.
freq
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Exchange on London 1173 a 1fs; on Paris 81 az 81
france on United States so days currency 25l a 2ec
discount Gold 81 per cent. pre- MUM. Provisions
without change. Sugar duh and almost saleess no
quotable change in prices. 49,
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Family Sch0Otfor Boys /!
AT GORHAM, ME,
Rev. George A. Perkins. PRINCIPAL

GITUATION pleasant, healthy, and very accessi-
- BILE. The Winter Session Of nineteen weeks will
commence on the first Wednesday after Thanksgiv-
ing. Send for circulars. iilIi iiiIuls1qaa4 hll.S
October TO- eod4w L.Ia aau N. % Li-.l..
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20" Corn,


COrm.
knAGG BUSHELS Western Mixed Corn,
cNJsoNSNIl IN store aud elev ltor.i For sale
by -eb BLAKE, JONES 81 GAGE.
octSdiW No. CALI Block. /
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Exchange downward; Sterling 1I6 a lis; on Paris
francs; United States currency % a 27I discount.
Goldlong bills5A premium; short bills n premium
Sugar dull and inactive, and prices unehangeda Lard
16 90 "a 16 SO tierces, and 10 so in tins. Potatoes
80 per Dbl Onions 90 persbbl. Bacon SIS 90 per
nuinlal
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: ls.,,,aa -. FRAskFoRr, oct. evening


=.
Cotton irregular sales Il, 900 bales; lIildling W
lands at 81 "a s 5-f6d B. cad tufts quiet and vi
changed. p" "lh ,t,sfs7a,,1 |
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I'm WEDNESDAY, 0ctober lGfl, at n O'Clock NJ.
" on the premises, We shlI offer for sale gojI
two story wooden house, No o =, tton Street
The house has one fitiished rb1ni Slated roof AMI
good cellar, with b,iek floor. The lot s about 60 iy
80 feet. l DOL. ....f .... .It ...t. ..
Then we shall offer the three lois next / Glow The
above. Each lot Is about 80 rot on Cotton Street ana
60 teet deep. Gi iIht 700 poo" POO
Terms one-third cash; balanse payable In one and
two years with interest secured by mortgage.
Portland, october 8, 1851. oci7dd
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warm. AND DRY.
Men an Women's Hair Felt Inner Soles

MUCH better than cork. large lot just receiv-
WI ed and tor SALE wholesale and retail, at Palm
er Merrill's Boot ana Shoe Store, No. 1872 Middle
Street, sign of the large paneof glass. sVF'K
October 8. div
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strange but True.

strange but True.
The Pittsburgh Rsp'I5lie, Of a late date, con-
tains the following:
"Some time since, we made mention Of a
somewhat singular case Of a woman who had
been confined to her bed for a number Of years,
being restored to health through the interces-
sion Of a Passiouist Either in her behalf, in
Rome. The Father referred to when about to
depart for Rome. promised the invalid woman
that on a certain day and hour, he would have
certain religious rites performed in her behalf;
these were performed at the appointed time, at
which hour the hly arose from her bed and
walked scr1se the room, fen: she had not
been able % accomplish Tor years. And we
are creiibly Informed that her health has grad
uaIly increased up 10 the present time. Here
&, food fr reflection"
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Onr correspondence.


It's very encouraging to laborers OF every
class o. know that they have been suceeSsio' 10
,heir efforts to please the public. and express
Sims ,r satisfaction with their work are al
wavs grateful Perhaps the editor needs ''ese
evidences NJ success as much or more tn'n o'n-
s-s frs l,aors n DIS 1saf being subject % more
---. ,-.rrf,n. and by a more extensive and
-.. r-,p,r-i,n of Dis fellow men. a few
.r.r- words or an occasional appreciatiye
r..,.r win in many cases d. much towards
cheering him. and preventing the depression
which is the inevitable consequence Of e1ertiou
a.rewarded
Among our recent correspondence are some
letters .frtt. k.od which deserve sPeciR.Uot'es
ami thanks from us. as a.j.ngt % accomplish the
grateful task Observation-Disclosures two OF
chem we subjoin extracts.
& LADY writing from The hr-oa sunny
sau.l" saws: 1--WE have lately seen a c'py OF
the Free Press. and it reminded us SD much o;
.ae s-si a'5 days If The past spent in Charles
r.g.r. t'a- we are anxious o. see 10 every week.
T -r..-. $3.50. We Will
saz.5a.,y evpecti It, aud hail it with glaiuess.
s.rf- Gomez, % MS as a pleasant voice from our
.tr.ue." Sc. Sc.
Aeeatsman. au o'5 subscriber writes by
lis SIN fr,m Miss uri "Thc dear old paper
t,a great comrrt-,l Us a,l.'
NJ .--. cd a. o. Er...,- tI.r+ % some Of those
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Public Sale.

THE undersigned viii sell at Public Sale. on the
farm Of Mr.. John Humphreys, four miles from
Charles,own, and one mile from kabletoNn, on
MONDAY. DIST day Of OCTOBER, 1867,
the following Property:
Three Head Of Work Horses, One Colt,
Six Mich Cows. Five iieifers,
Six Steers One Yoke Of Oxen,
Eighteen Head Of Fattening Hogs,
Thirteen Head OF Shoats,
Three Brood Sows with Pig,
One Six Horse Wagon
Ohe Four Horse Wagon,
One Two Horse Wagon, One Cart,
One one-Horse Carriage,
One Buggy and Harness,
One Set Double Harness,
One Twn-Hnrse Sleigh.
One Wheat Drill. One Corn Covercr,
Two Barshaar Flows.
-Four Double Shovel Flows,
Tn ee Single Shovel Flows,
Three Grain Cradles. Moving Scythcs,
One pair Grain Ladd rs.
Foar Wsgun Gears and Brides.
One Riding Saddle, One Side Saddle,
One ri h Chain aud Snreadsr,
One lot of Carpenters Tools,
Cue large lot OF Cooper Tools
Two C i'd Stones, Ono Sausage Cater,
Together with my entire
HOUSEHOLD e KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Consisting Of Bcd.ieads Stoves, Chairs, Bureau,
Wardrobe. 4c., Also
TWENTY STAND OF HONEY BEES.
TERMS OF SALE:
A credit ~ ~ months will b. given on all sums
Of clio and upwaf ds-the purchaser giving bond
with approved security. with interest From date.
Sums under that amount the ca-h will e required.
Noprcperty 1, be removed until terms are compile
with. GEORGE ZIMMERMAN.
Taos. F.. W0onwSRn, Auctioneer.
September 20. ls67-st.
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DIED

In Na-tiH.h1rr on the 18th Mt. Of Consumption,
Miss ANNE PERRY, in the 10th ear of her age.
To Msrtiu'burg, on the 18th uIt. Of Typhoid fe-
ver MINNIE p. daughter of the latr Rev J. r.
and Julia Hugh Is. aged u years. months aud !
DAYS
In Springfield, Mass, ~ The residence Other son
in-law. Mr. Thomas ". Russell after long sick
ness, 10 the 9Th in,tsut ELLEN the beloved wife
OF Benjamin Weuize, Of Hsper's Ferry. in the 5sth
year Of her age.
She had long been a consistent ard Cherished
men Der Of the ". z Church Of The latter place,
and died a. shs bad lived, 2 si2ce-e and humble
-At-si1~
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BOOTS and SHOES. HATS and NOTIONS,
ever offered in the Valley, comprising Merinoes,
Cohurgs, sll-wccl Delaina, Mous-lnes Alpaca
Pekins. Armures Fancy Delaines Cal;coes Bro
and Bleached Cottons Linseys, and general va
riety too Numerous 70 mention.
We would also call tho attention Of the citizens
OF Charlestown and vicinity to The fact that we
have just received one of the finest stocks Of mems
and bows
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READYNADE CLOTHING.

ever offered such as Merimack and Mowhawk Gold
Mixed, Harrison Silk Mixed D. Cornix Cashmere
Suits complete. Give US a call before purcha ing
elsewhere, as it i no trouble tor Us 70 show Won
through our stock. Don't forget the place-L-i-
senring & Sons old stand. Main St Charlestown.
w. NOTICE Mr.. Joseph Goldsmith will be
found behind the counter 20 wait unon his old Gus
toners s. A. HAMBURGER & co.
October ,, 1867
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NOHUMESIG.

NESSRS. D. HUMPHREYS co.
vi GsSrs. Having
III d several diff rent kinds Of Wa-hing Mach mes
and none of them giving me satisfaction, and hear
ing of your King of tn W-st." or American
Champion. d" / bori ow,d one of Oh ,rn from a neigh
bor got ID, use p, il for three W., k. TIL first
week follow d tn printed directions. tn next
week IA. q water not 20 hot. and ouud he a
chine did much tier. ! now think ihatmy fami-
" understand tn rachiue compl t-ly. AID We
would not tax dlublr IT, cost Tor IL. provid we
could not innth rot "a. same kind am farm
ing and have seen some Of On worst -oil-d clothes
that ever .aw in mv Ire wa.h a perfpct, cl an.
advise my friend. u bny III machine b. al means.
Very Respect ully
MAY 30. 1887. GEO. v. TABB.
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TO tie Public.
CHANLESTOWN, VIZ

T TENDER my thank 70 the public FOR the liberal
patronage 7 received during the last tgo years,
while doing business for the fro Of g. W. Leisen-
ring 4 Co. and hope bv courtesy and sceommoda-
ton TO meet with contii utnee ofthe zane. iprO
pose IN sell a. low a. siui.a articles can BE- pur-
chased elsewhere in this market and b. Civ full
satisfaction both in quality and prics. ! viii also
take in exchange for goods Dried Fruit, Butter
Eggs. Rag, &c. The public are especially invited
to call and examine my stock. No trouble 70 show
goods Respectfully yours.
May 80, 1867. n. b. FRYER
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Raltimore Markets.

Der. IS. New Wheat-white, 2.70-3.Oo /;
Red, 2SO-2.9O; Family Flour, $3.50
1850; High Grades Extra. Sl1.5O-l2 90;
Corn-white, l.45-1.47; Yellow, 1.45-l.47.
Oats, new, 7O-75.
Gold l44t.
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Special Notices.
20 CONSUMPTHyEs.

The REv. EDWARD A. WILSON will send free
Of charQel 70 all who desire it. the prescription
with the directions for making and using the sim
ple remedv bv which he was cured of a lung AFT C
ton and that dread disease CONSUMPTION. His on
" Object is 70 benefit the afflicted and he homes
every sufferer will try this prescription, IL will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Please address
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
No. l65 South Second Street, Williamsburg,
New York.
Nav 3, l567-ly.
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Groceries.

S'CGAGS. CofIeeS, very superior Teas, M'lasset
= and other articles in the Grocery line just re
ccivrd and offered very low.
Oct 3 ls67. JOHN l.. HOOFF.
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Tn REncIIsIn;fl,s.

~ KEGS HORSE SHOES. with Steel Toes
~ punched and t ready 70 nail on, for sal
very low Call and see IN m.
Sept. 26, 1857. D. HUMPHREYS co.
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Notice,

I HAVE made out all accounts and must insist
! on Immediate settlement. Thr Books 1n-i o,
closed. From this date must do a strict CASH
business-n" exceptions made.
june %. ls67-tf. =. \. AVE.
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NEW GOODS.

4 have Just returned from Baltimore with
Y the largest, b'st selected and CHI apest stock
Of goods have ever offered 10 the public would
ak an examination o. the same bv the Ladies and
G Gentlemen at Charestown and vicinity feeling con
id.ut the stock will compare iayorably with others,
both a. tn price and sci elton.
would ask IN, special attention of the ladies to
my stock of DRESS GOODS, consisting in part OF
ALPACAS,
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VALUABLE STOCK. FARMING IMPLE-
MENTS, AND HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN
FURNITURE.
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NEW GCCDS.
/ HAVE Just received and opened 'ull supply
of goods suitable % the season, which ] again
ufF~ very low for Cash. n 'roRs for aH KIND, Of
p. ,f.,s. I invite n attention of an who want
good, o. examine my stock ct Dry Goods. Gruce-
riss and Fancy Goods. pledging myself as hereto
fore g, sell as low as they can purchased in this
market. JOHN L. HOOFF.
October 8, 1867.