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The Fremont Journal.
TH sTAMsIERING WIFE.
BY JoHN G. ssXE.

BY JOIN c. saxE.
When deeply in love with Miss Emily Pfyne
vowed if the lady would only be mine
i woald always eDdeavor toplease her
She blush. d her consent, though the stutter-
ing lass
Said never word except you're an ass
An ass--an ass-iduous teasel"
But when we were married, found to my
ruth,
The stammering lady had spoken the truth
For often, in obvious dudgeon,
She d say-if | ventursd to give her Jog
In the way of repropf-"Y On're dog. dog
A dog-dog matte curmudgeon."
Aud once when Isaid I'VE can hardly afford
hoard -
And hipted we ought to be wiser,
She looked, | assure you, exceeding blue
A very iu-dicious adviser
Again, when it happened that wishing 10
shirk
Some rather unpleasant and arduous work,
OeEgeu her 10 go 10 neIghbOr,
She wanted TO know why made such fuss,
And saucily said, 'You're cus-cus-cus-
You were always ac-cus- toned 10 labor
Out oftemper at last with the iDsolent dame,
And feeling the woman was greatly to blame,
To scold me instead of carressing-
| mimicked her speech-like churl that
| am
And angriy snid, "You're dam m-dam-d dam
A damage instead ofa blessing"
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in Congress for documentary favors.

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SIIERIFF,S SALE.

WORK, IS Taken on execution In favor Of Fran.
L els w. Hun against Aaron VI. Mellen, Issued on
judgment recovered before the supreme Judicial
Court, at Court begun and holden ut Alfred, for
and within our said County Of York, on the third
Tuesday OF September. 4. D 1867, and wi DO sold
at public auction on Wednesday, the eighteenth
day OF December next, ut two and one-half o'clock
In tho afternoon on the premiscs all the right IN
equity which Aaron NJ. Mellen has or had on the
fourteenth day Of November. A. ID. 1896, at ten
o'clock and my minutes In tho forenoon, being
the time Of the attachment Of the same on the
original writ In this action 10 redeem the follow.
ing described real estate, to wit, certain lot OF
land situated at Cape Porpoise, In kennebnnk-
port, on the North sde OF the road leading from
sCrow llill,r SO called, bv tho store OF Jedediah
Towne. and bounded by land OF Elbridgc lIods-
don and land formerly owned by Abner liun,Jr
and another, containing about one acre. will all
the buildings thereon. being tho same land con.
veyed by said Jcdediah Towne To Lavinia ID Mel.
len.as by deed dated July 81. 1852, and recorded
In hook 20, pages 900: OF York County Records.
The above described premises being subject to q
mortgage given to Jededlah Townc, Of said Ken.
nebunkport, to secure the payment OF q note of
hand for six hundred and fifty dollars, dated DC.
tober g. 1857, payable In Ave years with interest,
on which there rs now due seven hundred thirty.
one dollars and any-seven cents.
EDMUND WARREN, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated this nth day Of November, A. d. 1867. "a
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SlIEItIFFS sALE.

WORK, ss.-Taken on execution In favor Of John
i Il.Ferguson against Aaron N. Mellen issued on
a Judgment recovered before the Supreme Judicial
Court, at Court begun and holden ct Alfred. for
and within our said County OF York. on the third
Tuesday Of september A. D. 1907, and will DO sold
at public auction on Wednesday, tho eighteenth
day OF December next, ut two and one-Quarter
o'clock In the afternoon, on tho premises, all tho
right in equity which Aaron N. Melien has or had
on tho fourteenth day Of November. A. d. 1850. at
ten o'clock and five minutes In the forenoon. being
the tlmo OF the attachment Of the same on the
original writ In this action, 10 redeem the follow.
Ing described real estate TO wit, a certain lot OF
land situated at Cape PorpOise. IN kennebunk-
port, on the North side OF the road leading from
ICrow Ilill," 50 called. by the store % Jodcdiah
TOwne, and bounded by land OF Elbridge Ilods-
don and land formerly owned by Abner Hun, Jr /,
and another. containing about one acre. vii oil
tho buildings thereon. being the came land con-
veyed by said Jedediah Towne To Lavinia ID. Mel
len, rs ny deed dated July 81. 1861, and recorded
In book 2li. pages 1861 Of York County Records.
The above described premises being subject to q
mortgage given to Jededah TGwne, OF said Ken.
nebunkport, 10 secure the payment OF note OF
hand for six hundred and fifty dollars dated Octo-
Der g. 1856, payable In i've years with Interest, on
which there Is now due seven hundred thirty.one
md 67.lOO dollars.
EDMUND WARREN, Deputy Sheriff
Dated this 18th day Of November, 1861. 3wis
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sIrcRIFF,S SALE.

WORK. SS.-Taken on execution 10 favor of Tho.
1 mas n. Taylor against Aaron u. Mellen, Issued
on jud gment recovered at the Supreme judicial
Court begun and holden ut Alfred, for and WITHIN
our said County Of York, on the thffd Tuesday OF
September, A. d. 1867, and will DO sold ut public
auction on Wednesday, the eighteenth day OF De-
cember next, at two o'clock In tho afternoon, on
the premises, all the right In equity which Aaron
NJ Melleu has or had on the fourteenth day OF
November, A. n. lsG6, at ten o'clock In the fore-
noon, being the time OF the attachment OF the
same on the original writ In this action. TO redeem
the following described real estate, TO wit Ger.
tain lot Of land situated ut Cape Porpoisc, In Ken.
nebunkport. on the North side OF the road leading
from "Crow HILL" called, by the store OF Jede.
diah Towne. and bounded by land OF Elbridge
IIodsdon and land formerly owned by Abner Hun,
Jr., aud another, containing about one acre, with
all the buildings thereon. being the same land con
yeyed by the said Jeaediah Towne TO LaviniA ID.
Melleu, rs by deed dated July u, 1851 and record
ed In book 2li, pages 1901 Of York County kec-
ords
The above described premises being subject TO
mortgage given To Jededlah Towne, OF said Ken.
nebunkport, to secure the payment Of note oil
hand for six hundred and City dollars. datcd Oeto-
Der g. 1857. pay able In I'VE years With interest," on
which there II now due the sum or seven hundred
and thirty lone dellars and Gfy.seven cents.
EDnuSD WARREN, Deputy sheriff
November u. 1867. 3wS
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sruEnirF-s sALE.

WORK, ss.-raken on execution which was Issued
i on o Judgment recovered ut tho Supreme Judi.
cIal Court begun and holden at Alfred. fcr and
within our aid County ofYork. on the third Tues
day Of September. A. 1851 IN favor Of Charles
T.. Dresser against AlonIo 4. kmball, and Will be
sold at public auction on Tuesday. the seventeenth
day Of december next, ut two o'clock In the ansr-
noon, on ths premises. all the right In equity
which Alonao y .mbaii has or had on the six
teenth day Of May. A. N, isd7. at one o'ciosk In
the afternoon being the time OF the attachment OF
the same on the original writ In this action to TO-
deem the following described real estate, TO Wit
certain tract OF land situated In Wells and Ken:
nebunk. being the same farm heretofore occupied
by Eben ID. Kimball. and being the same described
In deed from said Eben to said Alonro, TO which
references Is made Cor further and more particular
descriptions. The above described premises De.
ing subject 10 three mortgages, one given by said
AionIo Y. Kimball to Nathaniel l.. Thompson.
dated November Is. 1865 u secure the payment OF
twelve hundred dollars aud interest, the other
two mortgages being one given by Eben ID. Kim.
hall 10 Hannah Gooch, the other given by said
Aionio Il. kimball TO said Eben ID. Kimban and
by him assigned TO said Hannah Gooch., both Of
which arc named In said mortgage deed TO said
Thompson, TO which reference may be had Tor far'
Their descriptions. ,,x
Dated this Iath day Of November, A. ID. 1867
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sIII.IlIEI,k SALE.

WORK. SS.-Taken on execution which was 10.
| sued on judgment recovered OF the supreme
Judicial Court begun and holden at Alfred, iof
and within our said County OF York. on the thru
Tuesday Of September. A. D. 1861, In favor ot yo-
scph Dane, Oliver Perkins and samuel Ciarh,
agairst Alfonso X kimball, and will be scld ~
public auction on Tuesday, the seventeenth DAY OF
December next, at two and one-hair o'clock In the
afternoon, on the premises, all the right IN equity
which Aionio X. kimball has or had on ne az.
teenth day OF May A. d. lc67, 81 one O'CLOCK IN the
Afternoon being the time Of the attachment OF the
same ON the original writ In this action - redeem
ire foiioWing described real estate. ~ wits GER
tain Tract of land situated IN Wells and kennc.
hum. being the same farm heretofore occupied ny
Ei~n ID. Kimhail. and being the same described In
deed from rad Eben to SAID Alonio "a which refer
ence 10 made for further and more particular de-
The above described premises being subject 10
three MORTGAGES, one given by said Alonio n. MIN
ball To Nathaniel l.. Thompson, dated November
~. 1906. to secure tho payment OF twelve hundred
dollars and interest the other two mortgage. be
Ing one given by Eben ID. kimball 70 Hannah
Gooch, the other given by said Alonso r. kimhall
10 said Eben d. aimhall, and by him assigned 70
said Hannah Gooch, both Of which arp named IN
,a,d mortgage deed IN ssid Thompson, TO which
reference may he had for further descriptions
EpnuSp wARRES, Depsfy SA0iG
Dated this thirteenth day Of November. A. D. 1861.
3wts
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. Grecleys refusal to accept tho Austrian
mission having become known, dozen candi-
dates for the position are already In the field.
Democratic papers are called organs. and II
Is suggested that monkeys with copper colored
heads accompany them.
The Boston Post compares the statue Of Ed
ward Everett to Brighton butcher In his SUM-
day clothes.
The language Of the Presidents message rel
alive to the Alabama claims is very decided,
and Is interpreted by some as rather belligerent
In tone.
At the municipal election In Dover. N H.,
last week, Eli v. Brewster, the Republican
candidate, was elected by large majority
over the most popular democrat that could be
fund In the city.
Maine granite Is becoming famous. The ex-
tension Of the Treasury building at Washing
ton, which Is said to be the finest Executive
edifcs In the world. Is constructed for the
most part Of this material.
The Pennington Chronicle tells . good sto-
~ Of Sheriff Soule who arrested man for
debt, who. not having the "ready." delivered
himself up to be taken to jail. Soulc was not
prepared for such contingency. being pre-
viied only with q light trotting gig. lie, how
ever. proposed riding and prscticing the wes-
ton style Of lOcomotion alternately With the
debtor. and generously offered him the first
ride. But no sooner had tho ungraisfu! fsl-
low got fairly seated and gathered up the rib
bons, than no put the horse to his top speed.
ami soon len the Deputy far behind. feeling
that he, and not the debtor. had been souled
that time. The Sheriff hoveter pressed an
other team into the service, and aner chase
Of several miles. overlook his prisoner and Of
n.m.nted him with the ruiiles.
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MARRIED.

In this city. Nov. 2s, by Rev. l.. n. Witham, Mr.
WIN. =. Richardson, of Limington, and Miss Emo
line NJ. Pillsbury, OF Srarboro.
In sAco. by Rev. ]. Stevens, Mr.. James q. Free
man and Mrs Maria NJ. Tasker, both OF Saco.
In Alfred, Nov. %, by Rev. G, ID. S.stt, Mr.
Clough. Of Alfred.
In Limerick, Nov. %, by Rev. Mr. Titcomb. Mr.
Edwin Seaman, OF saco, aud Miss Abbie Libby,
Of Limerick.
In North Berwick, Nov y, by Rev J. Hubbard,
Mr. Henry Z. Snow and Mas Hlira A. Hill, both Of
North Berwick.
in south Eliot. Nov. -. bv Rev. A. Cook, Mr.
Ora Paige. and Miss Nellie L. Staplss
in South Eliot, nor. -. by Rev A. Cook, Mr..
George L. A. Hall, and Miss Mary L. Davis, sn OF
Stonehain. Mass
In York, Nov. u, by Rev. Charles Goodwin. Mr..
NewbuIy II. welch and Miss Aaiissa Fitzgerald,
oil OF York.
In marlborough, ". II. by Rev. Sumner CLARK,
Charles Richardson, ESQ.,. OF Alton, n. H., and
Miss Eliza Clark, VI Wells, Ne. lDover papers
please copy.
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DEMOCRATIC SENriMESrs.-The Old
Guard, n Democratic Monthly, has in its
November number the following on
GRANT, sicxLEs AND SHERIDAN.

And who are the tools to execute all the
inhuman tyunnies Of Congress? To begin,
there is Grant, who, when the war broke
out. was performing tho duties Of luckey
to his brother. in lanyard in Galena, most
slavishly addicted to rum and tobacco.
Next we have Sickles, long known In the
places of vice rs "Dan Sicklesl" who kept
a dsrcpuiable sort Of house IN Washington,
and In most cowanlly aud brutal manner
murdered his best customer.
Gunt will ut last shrink back to level with
the bleacbed bark ofa lanyard, where the
war picked him up. Sheridan will subside
into the .congcnial haunts OF prostitution,
while Sickles, u he can chcnt the mortgage
which the gallows holds upon him, &C.,
THE rest too bald TO DO pul'lihed in these
columns.
The first moment that either Grant d one
Of the satnps undertook to exercise pow.
cs which the Constitution places clearly In
the hands Of tho Executive alone, NO would
orier court martial, and try him Cor insub.
ordination and conspiracy, and have him
shot 20 quickly that Il would make the head
bf Congress swim again to read the newaj
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II being understood that the present
Secretary Of State, Mr.. Flint, does not de-
sire reelection. there are two candidates
for that office in the field, Hon. John J..
Perry, OF Oxford, and Col. +. NJ. Drew, of
Brunswick, while we have heard mention
cd tho name Of another gentleman from
Oxiorl county. which name we have for
gotten. A writer in Portland paper has
set forth the reasons why Gen. Perry should
be elected. We insert by request tho
communication abridged in form, but not
in substance:
He had strong and influential support
In the last Legislature to- the place: received
n large vote in the Legislative caucus and
would undoubtedly have been nominated, had
IL not been thought good policy To- retain Mr..
Flint for q fourth term.
lie has always been the advocate Of strict
and rigid economy in the administration OF
government. not only in theory but in prao-
tice. Whether in Congress, in the State Leg
islature. or in the Executive Council, his votes
uniformly stand recorded against all extrava-
CANT expenditures aud doubtful appropria-
tons.
His long and eminent services In the Kepub-
lean cause certainly entitle him To- the tavora-
BILE consideration of the party. lie WAS one Of
the pioneers Of the Republican movement, and
no man In the State labored with his pen, upon
the stump and elsewhere. with more real or en-
ergy, or with greater success, when the party
was struggling into life.
Gen. ferry's election would be q well de-
served compliment to Oxford county, which
never had Secretary Of State. Her delega-
ton in the last Legislature were unanimous in
presenting his name for that office, and il Is
well known that they will be equally united In
doing the sane at the next session. In stating
some Of the reasons which influence the action
Of Gen. Perry's friends upon this question, IL
Is not my purpose to draw any inyidious COM
parison between him and any other gentleman
that may enter the canvass rs rival candi-
date. understand that none Of his competi-
tors In the Legislative convention Of last year
are now in the held-in fact, hear VI but one
name mentioned In that cvnnection-that of
gentleman who has been in the past, and Is
now well provided for BY the party, to whom
cheerfully concede all the responsibility and
merit claimed for him By his friends. But
while do this, fail tn see the force of the Ar
guments used by them In attempting to show
any special claims on h,s part 90 the office in
question, especially a. against one whose en-
inent fitness for the place Is not questioned.
asd whose long and faithful services in the
cause OF freedom. justice. humanity and equal
rights are known and read Of oil men.
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District Court OF The United States.
INSTRUCT OF MAINE.

In The matter of Francis Dodge. bankrupt,
In bankruptcy.
THIS Is to give notice that Petition has been
1prcsented Ia the Court, this sth day November,
praying that he may be decreed TO have full
discharge from all his debts, provable under the
Bankrupt Act, and upon reading said Petition,
Il is ordered by the Court that hearing bc had
upon the same. on the twentieth day Of January, A.
u. is6s, before tho Court Ia Portland, In said
District. at three o'clock. p. NJ, and that all
creditors who have proved their debts, and other
persons in interest, may appear at the time and
place, and show cause, fanny they have, why the
prayer Of said Petition should not be granted.
WM.P PRRBLE,
3wis Clerk OF District Court for said District.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TUESDAY. Dec. s, II

Dr. Days Sanguinalo, or Blood rurfyer. sure
cure Coz Dyspepsia for Catah, &c
Headache sure cure or all diseases arising from an I'm.
pure state II the bod Made nom rocts AMI herts AMI
safe In all Give Il Trial and satisfy yourself b
sure and get only Dr. Days Sangulnao Bcoi rurfer;
ali u4hers are couptrrfes Prior One Doar-Slx bttlss
&c Five Dollars. BAILEY BRADFORD, rroprieters,
SIS Washington st., boston, Mass. y50
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District Court Of the United States.
DISTRICT OF MAINE.

In the matter of LS W. .Mc.dieney, Bank
rupb. In bankruptcy.
rrIIlS ~ TO give notice that Petition has been
lprcscnted to the Court, this nineteenth day 81
November. by John McAleney, OF the nrm of ).
W. McAleney, OF Portland, Bankrupts, praying
that he may he decreed 10 have full discharge
ffom nil his debts. proyable under the Bankrupt
Act. and upon reading said Petition, IL Is ordered
By the Court that hearing be had upon the same.
on tho twentieth day OF January, a. ID. ,nos, be.
O'Clock, y. 81, and that all creditors who have
proved their debts. and other persons In Interest
may appear at said time and place. and show
cause, if any they have, why tho prayer OF said
Petition should not be granted.
WILLIAM p. PREBLH.
3wiS Clerk OF District COIrt for said District.