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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,
Reoetuea during the month of August, 1855.

Receiued during the month Of August, 1855.
LONDON, July Is, 1887.
Mrssas, OHrcxEnNa soss-dents: have much
pleasure In enclosing document signed by the frst
vonr Pianos In such high estimation (vide my certia
cstel that felt 1t my duty TO take Of them with e
to Europe 20 ssceran the opinion Of roy professional
unanimous they have been on the subject beg to
Forward. at the same tme letter received from my
frend Mr. Collard, which am sure must be crafty
Ing to you.
JAMES II. WEHI
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10000 PIANOS.

In the construction OF which they bsve every
known and valuable improvement They have inyaria'
bly been selected and used by all of the worlds &c
knopIso.d great artists who have visited this country
professionally. both for private and public use
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CHEROKEE INJECTION.


does not fail to euro Gonorrhed, elect ana dN mn
cnxs Discharges in Male or Female, curing fecsMs
eaaes in from one to three days. and Is esbeclaiy
recommended in those cases OF FIuor AtOus or
yhites In Females The two medicines useo ~
conjunction will not fail to "eove his dsaGrneaoe
complaint and in those cases where other Incidence
have been used without success
Price, Remedy Ono Bottle, s. Three Bottles e.. e.
-, Injection, S. y"
The Cherokee " Cure" 4" Remedy" ami "In1se' zee
tion" are to be found in oil well regulated arn3
stores, and are recommended by. physicians anT
druggists oil over tho world for their intrinsic wort
and merit. Somo unprincipled dealers hoWesS-i
try to deceive their customers by selling cheaI III
worthless compounds-n order to make money ,:.
in place OF these DO not deccired. II tho drug,
rIsts will not buy them for y wris2 to us, ana VIZ
will send them to you by exn-es, securely racse'. =.
and FREQ from observation We treat aIl diseases !.
which tho human system is subject and wiIl c'' os
pleased to receive full and explicit statements loI
those who have failed to receive relief hefe.oioIo' n
Ladies OF gentlemen can address us a. pelscs oo
fdsnce We desire to send our thirty-tw9 l.SSa ~
pamphlet free to every lady and gentleman IN .e
iand Address all letters for pamphlets, niediclhe-
or sdvice to the sole proprietor,
cdr. R. MERWN 81 Walker st" N. y
Nav 4. thstu1yr
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"a smile w.u Oh her np-ncslth YVES In her Iool
strength was In her 6tor, aad IN her hanus-fbhari
Eii.fE-Hp
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COMMERCIAL.
~. Charleston Cotton Marker.


oFrror OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
CHARIEsroN Monday Evening, August o. 1861.
1p,,h oo5 demand and HIGHT stock holders particu-
hrly OF the better quahues' ~ere eiAo''u " 'eo.
hrmer prices the market oonuaues' ho"esef' F" Do
somewhat irregular sales l42 bales W.: az ~
.. - n o.D ., o. . a. osn and 81 On
AK; aAS; sat 2s's o a' 70 q" 10's' ano % VI
terms which did not tanspire We quote;
MiSdlinU. .26@T
New Orleans Market.
NEW oprE.N Auoust 1.-CorroN-Inac and
M W ILL hasn tbe nrevailing features today The
- lave ecsntv snpned t6roushcut particularly
% e. va Ses ~ The s.sne and a. buyers and
sellers Continued apart in their vews-the former
,us damsnJsDsnly trine business has been
p.s.td somnIsing At The close barely $50 bales Ave
GAIasaosou, SSap =; .ha husnaee we have NO al
proleis IN sne bs nrnca nortion Of be
III. soa cbsn0na hands on tho basis Of last evening
oanons which were ~ iGnGMs anG ,;sednc
oTo1,C I 49, tansections w0nId have been larrer
Ia "a s.I -a,eo heen prevented from operating by
thsdr insb,iity to and the description required.
- STATEMENT OF ooTIos'
Stock on hand September 1, bales 1o20s2
RecetySd preyiously. 759 7-75s $50
Additional bales made from wrecked, loose,
burnt and damaged Cotton. pickings,
-. .s -
sW S74,1SS
Cleared to-day. 2Zo ~,
Cleared previously. oSl-s47,Sn
Stock ON hand and on shipboard. 2h46i
o.. 1ra ,o,o ptt,e hattar demand hut st prices
OoN-me ISse di;a nsJH ~ kaSIc on some grades
@ 49, - dsv N sIso sacts in lots of which
aan , isS At a. isO do at s1 o. 400 white mixed
IoT aoo Jo AZ n H. i100 zoo do at 81 20 white at
q y - - - .1no 80 "a a, ~ A. Ok 70 hnshsi
- "a ''o ~ '-- -
r..<
PhhaueiPhh" nne.
PHILADELPHIA August 2-CoAL-The transactions
IN this department since last have been Of meagre
chsrscter With Itle or no change in prices. Cargo
sies OF chnylk red ash at 81 so; white ssh at g. and
Tehioh n IS Ia5 so per ton.
CoSTmElhe stock has been increased by the arrival
of xOO bsas BIO per Bethooyen. Trade Is better at
sout FORMER rstes Sales Of 1000 bags Rio at 21a26hc.
scn,rsnny and lbI.al7Kc gold, including some In bond
~ NO noM md IaQuyra at 17Ha17Xc.
GorToxyThere is more frmness but the demand Is
,,tt sales OF $50 bales st 28Ha37c for Midotng Up
is7 mi a7is2sc for New Orleans closing at the high
- ecnre. - f#
TISp Ann Mrar.-The -four market closes exceeding
" Gniet Choice lots of spring and winter wheat and
tsS oonnd rareals Command full rates. but old stock
low Qrsdes are not wanted at decline of 5oa76c
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strength was In her stoH Gad IN her hands-PhhaFA
IIcI DlrfEIs."
8. T.-1S60-..X.
Afss bottlea OF PLANTATION EITrEss
VIII cure Neryous Headache.
Gold E1trc.nttcs and Feyerlrh Lirs
Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
EIatulcncy and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
Ezccssivo Fatigue and Short DSexth.
Eain over the Eyes.
Mental Despondency
Irostra,!on Great Wcaknegs.
salow Complexion, Weak Bowels, 90.
which are tho evidences OF
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
It IA oaIfnated that gcTeltertls OF ell adult ailments
proceed from deceased and torpid liver The hillary
s1crecns of tho liver oYerowng into tho stomach POL
con the entire system ard exhibit the above symptoms
After long regearch. abo to present the most
remarkable caro- for these horr!d nightmare diseases,
tn world has produced Within one year over si1
hundred and forty Thousand persons have taken tho
PLANTATION BITTEEs and net instance OF complaint
has come to our knowedgel
Itis most efsectual tonic and agreeable bumulan
suited to all conditions Ut life.
The reports that Il relies upon mineral substances 10
Its active properties, arc wholly false. For the ssas
faction of the public, and that patients may consul
their physlcians, we append list Of i.s components
CaLIsAYA bAnK-Celebrated for over two hundred
years IN the treatment of Fever and Asue Dyspepsia
Weatneaa etc It was introduced into Europe by the
Countess, ~!fc Of the Viceroy OF Peru, In l64O ana
afterwards sold by the Jesuits fer the enormous pr;ee Of
Il: o,y cioht in srcr under the name Of JesuiPs fo
de-s and was finally made public by Lonis XVI. King
of France humboldt makes especial reference to its
febri.uge qualities during his South American trsveln
CAscARrlLA BAnK-For diarrhoaa, cctc and diseases
OF The stomach and bowels.
pAYDgL1oN-Fcr Inflammation OF tho lo.ns and drop.
ic:l aEectioSa
C.iAMoMIg ELoTERG-Fcr enfeGbleG digestion.
LAVENDER ELogERs-hronlatic, stlmulaut ana tonic
highy iIygo-Gttrg In nervous debility.
INSTRUMENTATION Scroiu!a. rheumatism, eto.
AEIsE-Aii aromatic carmina:Ve; creating hesh,
muscle OLE. rltlk; much used hy mothers nursing.
AIgo, cloya-baGs o.unSc, carrNwuy corlanoer snake
oct, esc.
8. T..-18eG..-X.
Another wonderful Ingredient, OF great use sr,o1g
.e spa ls ladies u 5ouih Anorlcs impartiEg beauty
to tha complexion and braacy TO tao mine, Is yet I'M
/, fr- In present,
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LONDON. August a. 1855,

Jares r. Wthli, Egg:
My DEAN Sls AZ you afe Golns bsck to the 6pitaI
states must beg you to remember me kindly to the
Messrs. Chickering Tell them was delighted with
their Grand Pgnoforte-ds good an iastruTent hsTs
ar ,1a, euer turned out both In touch cndterL
H. F. BROADWOOD.
Firm Of l. Broadwood & Sons, Piano.forte Manufae.
turers London.
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LONDON, July 20, 1888.

Acl:rs. Ca:cker;n1 So-':
GENTS: have just been invited by Aesers Costd t9
try Grand Piano-forte manufactured by you, and!
have no hesitation in endorsing the opinion OF my old
friend Mr. O. D. Co1ard, VIZ: That 1t Is the finest IN
strument ever played on.
i'll HATT0N.
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, l7th Day, 1862.
RrspEoTEp rHIEND:-My daughter has been much
,eneGtsed by the use OF thy Plantation Biters Thou
ylt send ine two bottles more.
THY friend, Asa OUARlN.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, July g. lS6t.
s1,,srs nJJJNT & HALE-GENTs: I have used your
n SN,s PILLS on two occasions for Cmils anu
Fever s that they effect all that they are l,tha ta,
c to do hey are e best remedy for hc aseasS .''
/ have ever tried Consider them pefiScIyc rc
Respectfully. oAH M - oc al i1al,amn
Grand Ser Grand Lodge Of r. nad o. N1' o. haDaiiia
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SIalrLIA SIMEL,BUS CURANTUR.
HOmHDPATIIIC SPECIFICS

EylvE PROVED, FROM TIE MOST AMPLE E4PE'
III ElENCE. an entire SUCCESS: Simplc-Prompf-Em'
:lel!t and Reliable Thcy aro tho only medicines par.
octIy adapted to popular use-so simple that nlsaze:
cannot be Ea6e In u.ins then 30 harmless ss 10 2s
from danger aud efficient as to bo aiEnyG Tea
oe. They hsye rs:scd tie highest copi!nenaaSon iE3I
81. snG WI slways rcnilIr eGtlsfaGd0G.
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

PHASES OF THE atooN.
,,-. = -. III Ian, morn Last c. odd Al. 2Om evon.
ErSt T. @ m lb a0n. oven New NJ. 2sth, 7h 49, morn
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IoyDoN, Jspua-yIL lsea

.59'IE TT - - Z" y.
MP DEAF SIN: have great pleasure in SihinS youto
convey to Messrs. Chickering the EXPIRE aion OF my
highest approval Of their insGument. It's CONSIDER
not merely the bost instrument Of American manufac-
ture that have tried but Of the Auest Grand Piano
fortes that has como under my observation; ana
the Messrs. Chickering may well be proud OF havlne
which iuf to.ol, apslify, p2Ser sn1 vorknAnsnPSH
would bs very difficult TO surpsss In any part ei INC
,vido world.
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s. T....18e9....X.

Anothe. sSorlc5iu Ingredient, OF great use sr,o12
.,ie spars ladies IL 5ouh Anosl's, impartEg beauty
10 ma .upIgIicn and briacy TO tAo mine, Is yet rn
k1owr 10 ,he commerce OF tho world, snd We Withhold!
itR ,,a,na for tLa present.
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festinonia from the most distin9atihed Artisti in Earcps
Ia Hsssrf ChtckeTino & Sons:

Tstimoials from the most dsingat;hed Artists in Eareps
10 Messrs. Chiekerino & Sons;
LONDON, July 25. 1855.
Having played upon Pialo-forte made by Mesars.
Chickering & Sons, OF Boston and New York, hs5e
much pleasure In teshfying to Its general excellence
For sweetness and brillisncy of tone, delicacy OF
touch and magnificent power for concert purposes,
consaer n A really GRAND P1ASo-FoRTE, AND DECIDED
LIZ THE BEST HAvE SEEN OF AMERICAN MANufAoTuhs'
ARABELLA GODDARD. lGIOLO REdONQL
g. A. OSBORNE ALFhEp yAEit ELL,
LILIES BENEDICT j. MOSOHELEJ,
n w BAIFE Prof. Of Conservatoire de
CHAS. HALLE. Leipzlg: .,n,,
BRINLEY RICHARDS. lS. ARTHUR ChAPfEL
RENE FAyAEoEH. Director Of Monday Con.
SYDNEY SMITH certs, London.
Among the chefpoints Of excellence Of the Chcksr.
Ing Pianos Of which speak the renowned artists their
copgratuatory testimonials to the Messrs ChicSern9
are the greatest possible depth, richness and volume OF
tone combined with rare brilliancy, clearness ana
perfect evenness throughout the entire scale; and;
Above ali surprising duration Of sound the pure and
svmpsthetc quality Of which never changes under the
most delicate or powerful touch.
During the past forty three years this firm has manu-
Sctured
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MISCELLANE US.

From THOMAS j. JUDGE, Judge Supreme Court. H.,o,
Ihaye used GALLIGHANS PILLS on my plaoi'tT ao Snr
for lever and Arue and find them all that IS ciamen oi
them. "a, ,aio ano'' %
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AMEn1cUs April II, 1867.
One box of GAL1GNs PILLS cured me pGr,se toy
9siiiu o, and Fever ever saw A. G. ROSALDSON,
'n'''' -: superior Court, Sumter County, Ga
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R.v Orleans Market.

Stock on hand and on sMppoafu''. 1''s01
Coxs-we note little better demand, but ct prices
showing further decline Of 6a7hc ON some grades.
Thero were sales to-day Of $3.50 sacks in lots, OF which
35O yellow mixed at 81 1900 do at 81 05 400 white mixed
At 81 AK 800 do ct 81 00 500 do at 81 2o white at
81 22k: 600 do at 81 IS p bushe
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IovSpEs COUNTY, Alabama.
GALLIGHAN's FEVER AND AGUE Pli;tS VIII VIII "
,ov arc decidedly tho best medicine for Chllls ana
ve~ ever rave iwould not be without them III Ior M ''
times the price. - "
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-09

ELEGANT DIVERSIONS IN HIoH I.ur
The elite Of Partisan society is making itself
merry over a practical joke PLAYED on the
Marquis de Gallifet husband OF the celebrated
beauty whose many destinations are said TO
have captivated the heir apparent to tbe
throne. The Marquis some weeks since went
on visit to friends chateau, where were
assembled large party of ladies of rank
on the morning after arrival he was mncb
surprised to discover that he was covered over
with Hour that bad been sifted over his
sheets. Naturally, the heat of the bed ha1
mace TINS Hour adhere to his BODY. and he
therefore bore strong resemblance to =
miller. The Marquis summoned b;s
servant and and desired him to scrane
tne Hour off every part of his bodv
and lay it by with the utmost care At broog
last ne made no remark on the strange cir
cumstance, and remained a week i'm comnanv
WIN ms faIr enemies. The whole party reas-
sembied fortnight later at country honse
IN another department. M. de GaIfifet m
arriving, entered the drawing-room with .
magnificent cake, the beauty Of whose decor
aIIons excited the admiration of all the ladies
VINO Immediately insisted on tasting If. II
was pronounced a chef d'euure of cui;narv
art, and possessed of peculiar flavor tba Ia
oies declared Was quite new to them aTbat
Is NOT UNLIKELY" replied the MARQUIS 9as II is
made OF the flour sifted over NV sheets at t,,a
Chateau de-.n '"0o'' a' oie
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w. ID. LITTLE q co..
Jy3-3m i0i Exchange Street
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: OISSOIUUIOIIs IIfI0-TI" .T1-T Y
rfNHE firm of Ganbert g. Keazer is this day dis
L solved by mutual consent, James Keazer sell
fairs of the late firm will be settled by either part
L. III. GAUBFRT
sep12d1m JAS. KEAZEK.
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For sale---One Mile from Port

hE beautiful residence occupied by Rev. W. p.
- Merrill, situated In Westbrook on the Back
Love foad, known by the name of the Machieonne
VITA, The grounds are tastcfuily laid out with
walks, Hover beds, splendid evefgreens and shade
ia bearing; plenty. OF currents aud eoosebs, RES
about acre OF Strawberries raised 600 quar- Is
TINS year The lot embraces nearly four acres with
streets 90 ieet wide all round it. The buiIdines-a
me house with 10 rooms, French root and cupola.
ana plazza round three sides; warmed with fur,
mace, good well and cistern In cellar; gardener
finished with cellar u = eooN ''a''e Won
Terms easy. For particulars enquire on the pre-
Commerc al street. or FERNALD & SON corner
ofa,reple and Congress streets. II -
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Portland & Kennebec R. R.,
1tco through trains Daily 5etrsen Boston. Portda1
f. and The keaneLec. :
summer Arrangements.


1tco through trans Daily 6etrsen Boston, Portland
. E.4 and the henneLec. I' 4
E155sSEkI Trains leave Portland at p M TOR
E1R all stations ON this line and ion Lewis
Ion anu stations On the Androscoggin Road. AIS,
Bangor and stations ON Maine Central road
Portland for Bath and Augusta ae s.15 p NJ
Trans are due at Portland at S.S5 A. M. and Q 20
and 6.42 p. M. 49, 81" sou
The through Freight Train with passenger car a, 4
iached leaves Portland for Skowhegan every morn
ing at O'Clock. ~ ''i'-
An Express Train leaves Augusta daily at 4P. M.
ior boston, connecting at Portland with Eyeniup
at IL +. M. 'e IA ooS'on
Va mixed train leaves Portland for Batb an,
intermediate places at 515 o'clock p NJ daily ani
leaves Bath for Portland at 6 O'clock A. M CONNER
my Win the morning train to Boston.
Fare as low by this route to Lewiston Waterv;lie
hendahs Mills and Bangor as by the Maine Central
road, and tickets purchased in Boston for Maine
1entral stations are good for passage on this line
PASSENGERS from Bangor, Newport, &c. will mir.
chase tickets to Kendalls Mills only and after fat
ing the cars on on this road the Conductor will fur
nis tickets anu make the tare the same through to
rortiahd or Boston as via The Maine Central lOad
stages Tor Rockland connect at Bath: and ior Eal
last al Augusta leaving daily OF: arrival OF Iair fo
boston, leaving at 7.30A. M; and tor Solon Anson
Noritl5eWock, Athens and Moose Head axe n,
Skowhegan, and for China, East and North Vassai,
pore az Nassalb0r0; ior Unity at keudaIps Nliirs
and for Canaan at Pshon's Ferry. - =
w. HATCH, Superintendent.
Augusta, june 10. 1867 ;nnstE'it,
~ Star and Argus COPY. ID 81 - =
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Every Intelligent and thinking person must know
heir efficacy established by well tested experience in
tne hands OF regularly educated physician, whose
preparatory studies tit him for all the duties he must
yet the country Is flooded with poor nostrnms
ana eure-ais pnrporting to be the best in the wor
wh,n are not ony useless, but always Injurious
ms physician, as II is amentable yet incontroyerti
pc laet tnaf many syplidc patients are made mis-
sraoie win ruined constitutions by malireafment
ifooi inexperienced physicians in general lractice lnr
nisa POINT generally conceded by the best syphosra
pners that the study and MANAGEMENT Of these come
Piain,s should eneross the whole time of those who
would he competent and successful in their ireaf-
inent and cure The inexperienced general practi-
uoher; having neither opportunity nor time to max
pursues one system OF treatment in most cases max,
ing an 1ndis3riminate OF that antiqated and dan
gerous weapon, the Mercury - - U.s.
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Farm for Sale.

Containing about sixty three acres
IlsAEN : well fenced, in high state of cultiya-
sdAt .Az ton, mostly moving, with q good
aAl4tlAH wood lot two s. DRY dwelling house
-, one story dwelling house, large
barn 100 by IS feet, two wells and thrifty orchar
situated IN Westhrook, three aud half miles from
the city, on The Gray rad Will be sold low or ex-
changed ton city property. Terms easy The hest To-
Gated for Milk farm in the County. Apply to
GEO. SMITH, No. II Boyd Street, or 8.
september Va ann No. 101 Fore st.
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Inside Steamboat Line
TO BANGOR.
THREE TRIPS pER WrFK

THREE TRIPS PER WEEK.
Pa Inc beautiful, staunrh and So In
< 49, steamer "MiIiOn Martini, Al
sskxzAksE bert Wood, Master, viii mape her
-. regular trips to Bangor ie.sying Rail
I1au Whar boot OF state Street, every Tuesday
lnuI,s,dAy anu saturday Meanings, ut six O'Clock
eouehlng at kockla land, Oamden Belfast, Searsport'
'a Ro rolnI, baSksPori, Wniorport and llamlden.
returning VIII leave Bangor every MONDAY
wednesday and Friday Morning al six o'clarE
Inns steamer Will touch at Tenants Harbor every
Satnruay gong east and Wednesday eoTling wesi
until further notice ~ "Vs'
PASSENGER ,ieketed through to and from Boston BY
ROSS & STURDINANT,
April 10, 1861. dit 'ee''
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All VINO have committed excess of any kind
whether be the solitary vice Of YOUTH or the sinS
E iep"Ke Of misplaced confidence in maturer years,
,-, SEEK FOR An ANTIDOTE IN SEASON =
Inc rams and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Fros,ration that may follow Impure COTTON.
are the Barometer TO the whole system
10 not wait for the contamination that is sure To fol
low; DO nor wait for Unsightly Ulcers for ,
Disabled Limbs, for Loss OF Beauty
Cnfnr z
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dr. FINE p story brick residence beautifully
@;; situated Thomas street. in the western no
lAsA.of the city. Contains IL rooms all finished
complete Lot 80 x 100. good well Of spring wa
gain, as the owner is about leaving the city, Abfiv
TO GEO. r. DAVIS & co,
Dealers in Real Estate, No 1 Morton Block
Argus copy. sept25-1w
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Store and Got, for S.1

0UOIC slIICI IOC lUT SHIC.
HARE chance is now offered to merchants and
"A all others about to engage in trade. A valuable
store and Lot Is now offered for SALE situated with
in four rods of the Androscoggn Railroad terminus
IN Pennington, Maine Said store aud lot with Sta
Bile and tenement over the store, all in good condi-
ton, aud will be sold at bargain for cash or ap-
or address = - AARON FARMEIs 'u
September 10. eodlm*
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Poetry.


eIhe noys
nv FrIEL Lynn.
'sThe boys are coming home tomorrow
Thus our rural hostess said,
Whilst Lou and shot fitfing glanees,
FUN u vague, unsP"ken afeAi
Had ne hitler come ior d'nsoi,
Hisher lied ths city's nolse,
But 30 change y M the tumnh
az those horfid county boysY
Waking eas with wild LAnooing
Early every summer day;
shgutins robtn., teasing kittens,
Frightening the wfens away.
stumbling over trailing a0anoss,
thunAbing N0iuncm, koid aud biaei
Samoring Tor sagAFed dsinties,
irAeking earth the passage thioasA
Thess and other kindEsd sEi1ls
Fancied ws with w0tul sighl -
-TAose boys. those horrid sos ., '"-
sadly Whispered Los an" .
800
wr,,e tlsss lines one happy summer,
Ta-daF smils 90 read them DER,
Rsmembs ring h0s fall "a terror
We watched all day The opening door.
They eame-~the boysi"
Sin lest in stature.
0raeefal easy, polished men;
.S~"" W AoAs brhitu my knitting,
Iotrust no mothers words again.
For boyhood is a thing immortal
To every mothers heart and eye;
AND sous are boys 20 her forever,
ShAhge as they may 60 You and i.
To her no line comes sharply marking
Whittier OF when their childhood went,
Nor when the eye-glance upward turning
Levelled at last their downward bent.
Now by the window, still and sunny,
Warmed by the rich October glow,
The dear old lady waits and watches,
just as she waited years ago. ,f...,
For Lou and are now her daughters
We married those two country boys"
In spite of all our sad forebodings
About their awkward ways, and noise.
Lou springs up to meet football,
list no more for coming feet,
Mother and are waiting longer
For steps on Beulahs golden street.
But when she blesses LOUIS beloved.
And seals 1t with tender kiss, III
know that loving words 90 upward,
Words to another world than this
Away she speaks in gentle fashion,
About my boys"-she always will;
Enough one is gray and one has vanished
Beyond the touch of time OF ill.,