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The Portland daily press., 1867-08-23

A LETTER FROM SHERIDAN.-The followin.
letter from Sheridan to Grant, dated New Or
leans, Aug. 3, 1867, will not lessen the esteem
with which Sheridan is regarded by the Iowa
North:
Generdl,--I have the honor to submit fo
your information the following:
The State of Louisiana is registered in ar
cOrdance with the act of Congress- dated Marcel
2, 1857, and the bills supplementary thereto.
The poll books are nearly made out, and the
commissioners OF election in each polling pre-.
cinct appointed. fa.E ~ = n 20 -
The. number of registered voters will be
sand. h-ii-iN z 52l'73 = : ''-'
The State will in all probability come in as a
Union State. ..a4 j. 800 =" -
In accomplishing this registration. I have
had no opposition from the masses Of the peo-
ple-on the contrary much assistance and en-
ragcment; but from the public press. and
especially that of the city of New Orleans.
and from oftice-holders and office-seekers dis,
franchlsed, have met with bitterness and or
position. The greatest embarrassment with
winch have had to contend, was the constant
rumors OF my removal, published nearly every
DAY IN the papers of this city. 1t was a seri-
GUS embarrassment, as it was breaking down
the confidence of the people i'm my acts; but
Notwithstanding this, we worked patiently and
lndustrlously, having in view only justice, the
rights ofthe people, and the Jaw in its spirit
nave, heretofore stated to you, permitted no
political influence or political machinery to help
or influence me in this work. Receiving the
law as an order, it was so executed.
regret that I have to make the charge
against Brigadier-General L. H. Rosseau, u, s.
A., ofvisiting my command recently, and with
out exhibiting, any authority, interfering with
my duties and suggesting my removal.
81 am, General, 'F INV tyssafb
haed9 1- Very respectfully, 5z
Viiaaa ia..im Your obedient servant.
30 4.s.7--f o. ssiv ..J p. III. SHERIDAN,
Maior-General u. S. A."
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4 CRIMINAL TERM-DIcKERsoN j., PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-Int the case of Edward d. Knight in
dlcted at the March term for being accessory before
larceny, and in which exceptions had been filed,
the exceptions were withdrawn and Knight was SEN
fenced to pay fine of $50.
"ebo. Davis & Drummond.
In tire case Of State vs. John Bradley, appellant,
"a search and seizure process-Bradley paid the fire
and costs amounting to $22.4s.
Webb. - s-Eat L. H. Wilams
The trial of the Clarks for larceny was resumed.
The evidence was all put in and Mr. s. G. strout
made the argument for the defence, occupying three
hours and hall. At haf past O'Clock Mr.. Webb
commenced the closing argument for the State. He
had not concluded at the adjournment.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The report was accepted, and Edward R
Staples, of Bridgton, was declared the ,homi
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A MARCH OF TRIUMPH!

HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE
Into america is Indeed March Of Triumph.
We refer to the most favorable report to the New
York Academy of Medicine by the special committee
appointed by the President of that scientific body to
the names published of one hundred American physi-
clans, who have used themselves prescribed -
HOFF,s MALT EXTRACT,
the greatest tonic Appetizer and Remedy for Weak
andespecally for consumptive people. To more than
five hundred cures
PERFORMED BY HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT, .
the most delicious beverage in New York city, and
stated by testimonials addressed to Mr.. Hofs Malt
Extract Depot $40 Broadway and to the rapid sale OF
Ni@ 10000 BOTTLES
of Hoffs Malt Extract In four months! VIM. Moller,
ESQ., of No. West Twentieth St., says that 1t is the
best Remedy for Dyspepsia. III e. g.rfl /
Sold at Druggists & Grocers. Persons wishing a.
gencies might apply with reference TO Hoff's Malt
Extract Depot, b42 Broadway, N. Y.
w. r. Phillips 81 Co. Portland, sole agents for
Maine. aug16d1w
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LOOK OUT FOR THEM.-The Great European
Circus is ON tour through this State and will
shortly exhibit in this city. We were inform
ed by Boston detective day or two since
that there was desperate gang of pickpock-
cts following it around-some Of the most ex-
pert in the Union. From letter in the Star
last evening from Yateryille, it seems that
they made quite haul at Waterville on We'd
nesday, Among those relieved were John
Nye OF Kendall's Mills, who was robbed of
$500; a Mr.. Hunter Of Hunters Mills, of $42O
Several young men in Waterville had their
pockets picked but lost small amounts. The
fatal amount lost is about $4,000 ~
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JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
THURsDAy.-The case of r. R. Robinson. search
and seizure, was before the Court. Mr.. Putnam ap-
peared for the respondent and made motion be-
fore pleading to quash the complaint, because it
ioes not specifically designate The place to be search
ed Also, because The same was not issued on prob
able cause, supported by oath or affirmation.
The motion was overruled by Judge Kingsbury
The respondent then pleaded not guilty. After the
testimony of Deputy State Constabes Hawkes. and
Emery had been given. the respondent offering none
the Court adudged him guilty, and sentenced him
fine and Imprisonment. An appeal was immediate.
ly entered and respondent recognized, with sureies
to prosecute the appeal at the November term of the
Supreme Judicial Court
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-23

American soib she was born British oolonist,
she dies the citizen of a great and indepen.
dent Republic; she has lived through the whole
life OF our nation; in her day two millions and
half OF people have become thirty-four mil
iiors; the thirteen feeble colonies have expand
ed to thirty-four States, filled with wealth,
adorned by arts,and strengthened by all the re-
sources that give power and pride and dignity
to great empire She has also witnessed and
been a partaker in the progress OF our city
from an humble village of 1900 inhabitants to
its present metropolitan character with its
large commercial, literary and social advanta-
ges. rulsl El-s
If we add to the age of this venerable wo-
man. that of our first minister, the Rev. Thorn
as Smith, their joint lives extend over period
of 1G5 years, comprehending five generations
cf IL e human race, who have lived. and strug-
sletl, had their busy day and died, and are for
gotten in that space of time. They reach back,
too, thirteen years beyond the settlement of
the town to the beginning of the last century,
III the second year of which Mr.. Smith COM
menced his pilgrimage of 81 years. How were
THESE years and these generations freighted
with joys and woes, with trials, cares and VIC
issitudes-what changes in individual for
tunes, and overwhelming distresses and ex-
allied prosperity in our social condition -
Among the crushing sorrows were the de-
structive fires of 1775 and 1866 which each
Frustrated our town, and the distressing period
of the embargo and war from 1907 to 1916
which BUNDLED our poor town in the dust oil
humiliation and poverty. But of the joys and
sorrows and individual experience, which have
| flowed over the hearts of these past genera
tions, no human tongue can tell, no mind con.
ceive. From the elevated ground of the pres
ent social condition of our individual and mu
nicipal and national life, we may take profit
able lessons and not forgetting the trials the
hardships and sufferings through which oul
predecessors, the pioneers of our civilization
and our accumulated blessings, trod theil
| gloomy way, may learn wisdom and modera
ton from the great facts which history and ex
perience spread out before us. w.
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The Encampment of 10. of o. F. of this
city, in Regalia, with Chambers full band, con-
template an excursion, leaving here on the
morning Of the 18th of September, attending
the Odd Fellows Convention in Haverhill,
Mass, from thence to Concord, N H., return
ing by way of Portsmouth. They win be alb
sent three days. A y
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4 State Itenls.z

e e g g. H aARh1M.S' Secretaries. !.
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Turner's Tie D0uloureux, or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, is a safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases The
severest cases ale completely and permanently cured
in very short time Neuralgia in the face or head
GUS disease withstands its magic influence It has
the unqualified approval of many eminent physi-
Clans IL contains nothing injurious to the most del
lcate system. Sold everywhere Sent on receipt OF
VI and two postage stamps. TURNER s. co., 12O
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprietois.
For sale by W. +. Phillips & Co., Portland, Me.
July ls. eod&w1ysn ~ 80
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Trotting Horse for Sale.

a The we'll known trottng SARDINF.
IN can Dc seen at j. W. R0BINSONS Stable
S.,a-@ He was driven last Fall by Foster
ra,mer, mile in l22. BY David Avorn, Esq, last
summer In common wagon mile in 252
he Is an easy trorer under the Saddle kind in all
AFRAID o. nothing and stands without hitch
ing. ne to Is bright bay, stands 1924 hands hi IN,
W viii be sold by Mr.. Bailey at auction Satur-
day, Aug Path, # not previously disposed of his
owner Is about to leave the city Apply to
au23dtd III. G. THOMAS 60 Danforth ST.
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%
The SUPPRESSED CORRESPONDENTS. = A
special dispatch from Washington gives the
substance of the correspondence between Gem
eral Grant and the President: sr,,, .,r,iy
,s The character OF the suppressed correspon-
dence between General Grant and the Presi-
dent regarding the suspension of Mr.. Stanton
and the removal of General Sheridan has
transpired. i.i.si,s.es fe.+.ryr ,r..lF t.;trsfss
The dispatch regarding it to New York pa
per, If ever sent from here, is a very poor piece
"a of guess-work. First, the letter protesting a.
gainst the suspension OF the Secretary of War
was short, but extremely forcible; therein
General Grant expressed to the President his
Il opinion that the latter had no legal RIGHT Ia
suspend Mr. Stanton, and that although an
astute lawyer might find warrant in law
the people could not be convinced of the lega.
lily OF such course. To this the President
Il did not reply. 3 b 3nioq- hif90 sdi iuoi 80
The second protest, in the case of General
Sheridan, covers little over a page, and is
stead of being q friendly letter it is severely
official in its. terms 1t calls upon is-Hresl,
dent to withhold the ord IN view OF financial
rea CONS es,a considerations Of patriotism
The reply of the President was also official. IL
covers about a dozen pages, and consists of !
specious argument regarding his righus aud
duties in the case, and ends with the perenpt-
DRY order already announced. The first ipten.
tlon was to send it out solely as a Presidential
form, but after Mr.. Johnson's reply General
Grant made 1t his own so far rs to enable him
to send out the fifth section The order left Inv
maui for New Orleans on Tuesday morning.
Several more removals are looked for. ,i
The knowledge that the above papers exist.
and that the President has suppressed them. is
creating as much excitement In official circles
as the garbling of General Sheridans dis
patches. This fact may force their publication.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-23

Ar at Melbourne 2sth ult, ship Leventer, Lane
Boston.
Sid i'm Sydney. Nsw. June Is, barque welkin
Blanchard San Francisco.
Boston, ready.
Ar at Leghorn I'd inst, ship Valparaiso, Leach, TN
Swansea.
il port 9th inst ship Eu,erpc, penneI. fm Genoa
ar 28th ult. =. =,
Sid i'm Gibraltar I'd inst, barque Mcrrimac. Mar
shall, from Me sinai tor Philadelphia
AT Chincha Islands July "a sIiips Andrew John
son, Curling. and Oneida McGilvery, Tor United
states Shakespeare. Packard; Persia Doane
Curling, Morse; Celestial Emnire TAYLOR: Richard
McManus. Foster and Moravia. Patten, tor Eng.
land; Thayer, CARNEY, Tor Rotterdam; Pactolus,
Tobey, for Genoa; Camilla, Humphrey, and Gov
Lapgon Davis, Tor Havre; Gen Shepiey, Dinsrnqre,
and Charter Oak Tnkey, tor Germany Martha
COBB, Spauldng, tor France; barques Antioch Lin
nell Tor United States; Oneco Haskell, Tor Nantes
investigator, Carver, for 9ernany, tan idgl W.T.
Sid FIN Callao z5th nit, ship Corsica Havener tor
Chinchas, to load TOR Cork ut 81 15s.
, sid I'M Monteyideo 9TH uit barque Priscilla,
York 9th inst.
"A, Ar at sAspinwall It'll inst. barque R walker.
e sid 10Th. brig Alice starrett, Hooper, Cuba.
Sid FIN Kingston. Jam, 81 inst sch Wings of the
Morning, Blair, New York.
AZ Cienfnegos I'll inst. brigs Hancock, Gibbs from
Calais, disg. S' O'''-i''' -''
AT Sientasgos I'd inst, brig Ella Maria. Berry, Tor
sid IN Cow Bay It'll inst, brig W Woodruff Ea-
New York. liz =
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DIED.

In Oxford, Aug. 2i, Mr.. Goo. H. Rabcock, late Of
Portland. aged SIS years. 'N'' ~
In Mechanic Falls Aug 12 M Alice danobtar n,
Il: q. ., and M Haskell, aged Is years months.
In Lewiston, june l, Mr.. Samuel Staten. aged 81.
the late Joshua B. Phrps OF Gorham. AGED 7s vrs
IN Nobleboro, July rs, Sarah NJ. Linscott aged
is years months Aug. II. laura Jane Linscott,
aged 10 years months. -,
- In Readfeld, Aug. II, Mrs. Abbie NJ. Gordon aged
% years months. ~. ''-N''e-
formerly OF Readfeld.
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN sTEA MEp,
MARI e N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Thursday, August 22.
Ha.lI N.g ARRIVED. -tal
Steamer New York, Chisholm, from st John NB
tor Boston.
Sch star of the Sea, (Br) Tower Joggins, Ms.
Sch Morning Star, tBr) Miller, Windsor Ms
Sch Eclipse lBr) Milligan, Moncton, Ms,
Sch Citizen. Upton. Boston.
Sch Denmark, Lewis, Georgetown Me- -s
Schs Mayfower, Weymouth and Magnolia nra,,,,
Bangor for Boston. eia' MANN,
Sch Col Simmons, Harris, Belfast Tor ~.
Sch Boston, Griffin, Freeport Tor salem o''on'
CLEARED.
Brig n Minna Traub, VIM Bacon, Matanzas-c,eo
a. Orig Bickmore, GRAHAM, Balt,more-rmerv a.
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The Star fatty refuses to give any authority
for the statement that the Press demanded
the advertising under the bankrupt law. We
have hitherto supposed the Star to have been
misinformed, and were willing to allow it a
on.'n0e W make the correction handsomely
we are now compelled to say that the state
ment was false, and the Star may settle the
question of responsibility as it chooses. The
advertising was sent to the Press; two or three
notices were published at our regular rates.
and the rest would have followed if the star
had not underbid us. We declined to cut
down our rates to those proposed by the Star;
but we did not demand the advertising as a
rghe' With this distinct denial we take
leave ofthc subject.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-23

WE happened in to Mr.. G. p. Kimbalrs car
rage factory yesterday, and saw one of his cell
ebrated peteat jump seat carriages, just sold
to Mr.. Cox, of Huntsville, Alabama. 1t is a
splendid carriage, and will no doubt greatly
please the purchaser and his friends down
South, and we hope many of them will follow
his example in purchasing.
Wehope Mr. Kimball will succeed with his
contemplated, new factory for the purpose Of
building these carriages, more extensively, as
they undoubtedly give better satisfaction than
any other invention in the carriage line, and
the call for them seems almost unlimited.
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RafchelOr,s Hair INuo

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless Reliable,
instantaneous No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the M
effects of Bad Dyes. Invisorates the hair leaving
it soft and beautiful. The genuine is signed Wi.
liam A. Batchetor. All others are mere limitations,
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Per1mers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
B'Beware of IA Counterfeit. 49,
November 10, 1866. d1ysn 80 u =
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BASE BALL-The Athletics of this CITY and
the Pioneers of Westbrook win play a match
game on the grounds near the Arsenal to-n,or-
row afternoon. ihlt-ua
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J Igw s MARRIED.

In this city, Aug. 81, by Rev, T.. Martin. William
Il Bastoe and Miss Mary E. Metcalf both OF Port
ben NJ Savage and Mary E. Clark, all OF Portland.
In this city, Aug. %, by Benjamin True, ESQ.
James M. Skillings and Mss Tette @. Barker both
of Portland. ~
In Wellington, Aug. II, Charles Huff and Char
iotte j. Jones, both Of Bridgton. - ~
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Business Items.

CIRcUs.-DeHavens Imperial circus will
make its entry into the city this morning, and
will give exhibitions in the afternoon and even
ing in the spacious pavilion at the corner of
Portland and Green streets Look out for
something surprising in the way of horses and
eQuestrians
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Portland and Vicinity.


ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
The Great European Circus.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Assignee's Sale-J. S. Bailey
House and Lot-J. S. Bailey.
Assignee's Sale-J. S. Bailey.
SCI NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
For Sale-W. H Jerrjs. -st
House Wanted-D. T. Chase.
Horse for Sale--H. G. Thomas.
Found-Freeman Baker.
Carpet Streteher-H. W. White q Co.
Submerged PUMPKIN. A. Pearce.
Building Lot-W. H. Jerris.
House tor Sale--W H. ferris
For Sale-G. r. Davis & Co.
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IMPRovEMENTs.-Two blocks of four houses
are in the process of erection on Myrtle street.
one block by Mr.. Rogers and Mr.. Sampson
the other by A. M. Dresser. They are to, be
four stories high, and when completed will
make good show on that pleasant street
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Republican Comfy rouven,;.,..


KNOX COUNTY, at Rockland Aug. 10, Beder
Fales of Thomaston, presided; 81 delegates
present. Nominations-for Senators, Calvin
Bickford and Abel Merriman; County Treas
urer, Alden Sprague; Clerk of Courts, A. L.
Tyler; Register of Deeds, s. w. White; Coun-
ty Commissioner, e. G.. Weber lsE'la ~
. LINCOLN COUNTY at wiseasset, Aug. Is.
John H. Converse of Newcastle, presided; SO
delegates present. Nominations-for Senator
M. M Rawson, Waldoboro; County Commits
sioner, Hiram w. Partridge, whitefield. Conn
ty Attorney, William Fl. Hilton, Damariscot
ia; County Treasurer, Freeman Grover, South
port; Register of Deeds, Fenelon g. Barker.
Wiscasset ate 3 Gi ASA ..uaa
OXFORD County, at Paris, Aug. 81. Hon.
w. w. Virgin, presided; 1875 delegates present
Nominations-for Senators, Hamblen of Low
ell and Green of Peru, re- nominated. Judge
of Probate, A. III. Walker Lowell; County
Commissioner, N. b. Hubbard, Hiram; Conn
ty Attorney, Enoch Foster, Jr, Bethel; Coun-
ty Treasurer, Horatio Austin; Register of
Deeds, Sumner r. Newell, Peru. Eastern Dis
trict, and Asa Charles, Fryeburg, Western
District ant goo f-...
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House Wanted.

I HAVE an order 10 buy house i'm the vuo..o.u
iSeetien ofthe CITY. Address through The - ~
describing the premises, the location he sze Of ,b.
lot, and the lowest price Tor cash. ''' sAe u 'no
N r. For ,o,.o O.. ID. T. CHASE.
Long Wharf oo'eu ., o, " oa anu ~ ~
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II II Il PRESS
Friiay Morning, August 30, 1857

Fg-Fiest Page today -Laviathan Unchain-
ed; Notes by the Way from Maine to Wilson,
sir; An American College in Turkey; Recent
Publications.; Varieties. Ii "a ..f
Fourth Pdge-At the Seaside; How to TAX
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Fine Buildinn Lot.

~ iAlNlNG about twenty thousand feet, ST.
St tusted on Grove street, In the immediate vci-
Of r. Sne Deering Farm, and adjoining the residence
70 Mr. w. II. Jerr s, Real Estate Agent Horse Rail
road Depot -
August 20. sla.aeE asa .I -..a eodIm
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TH1RRD pAnIsH.--I It has been discoyeresdH stba,

THIRD PARIsH.-It has been discovered that
the recent meeting of the proprietors of the
Third Parish was not legal one, the Assessors
who called it not having been qualified. A
new meeting will have to be called for the pur-
pose, OF acting upon the proposition of the
Central Society, and disposing of the property
of the Third Parish. tle,r ID an fFHCg /
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-23

PROF. GARDNER with his blue cap, attracted
great attention on the street yesterday Won
der when he is going to lecture. e9,la
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Long Sought For /!
Y aels - Coaaae mt Last !
Mains Elder. Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found lor sale by all city
Druggists and first class Country Grocers.
Asa MEDICINE Mans Wine is invaluablet bel n
among the best ifnot the BEST remedy for colds and
pulmonary. complaints, manufactured from the pur,
juice of the berry, and unaduterated bv any IMPURE
ingrelient, we can heartily recommended 1t to III,
sick as MEDICINE. ~ o = q ssaaa 3 aPsst't zfff
"fo the days of the aged it addleth length,
To the mighty it atldeth strength"
~ Ills balInior the sick, a joy for the we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell 1 y a =
- MAINS, EIDE RB ERRY WINE.
nov 81 sN d&wtf -as. -rf l. a.
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g. H. CHADWICK, M. D., will devote special at
tenion to Dsea OF the Eye. No. 3O1t Congress St.
Office hours from II A. M. to 1 p. NJ.
May IS. sNtt
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MINERAL BATHS At HOME.

DYSPEPSIA CURED
- = -" :, RHEUM4TTsM CURED
ERUPTTONS on the FACE CURED x
" SCROFULA CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
Do away with all your various and often pernici-
Gus drugs and quack medicines and use few baths
prepared with 81 ,asTsT sssuu
"STRUMATIC SALTSiv
These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors of tie Mineral Well of the PENIS Salt Man.
uiact uring Co.. in Pitsburg, and are packed in air.
tight boxes. One always sufficient for a bath. Di-
rections are attached. I
: VOA INTERNALLY USE sfDSA
"Strumatic Mineral Waters !!
!. In bottles of one and half pints. One sufficient
for days use.
Enc EI-S0ld by Druggists generally. tl sHiTeu (
Merrill Bros. No. 2l5 State ST., Boston; Reynolds,
Pratt & Co., No. log Fultop ST. New York, Whole
sale agents. - @'s~ ~ noe0. eod&w1y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.
Aug 20-d&wt

me Republican voters of Windham are requested
to meet at the Town House in SAID Windbam on
oa.da;I1ay, aug 18th, at O'clock P. to nominate
H E1 % iol Representative. Also to choose
Aug 20-d&wtd Ao"h COMMITTED
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SPOKEN

~ June u, no lat, Sc, ship st Charles, from San
June 70, lat 2 06 s, Ion 20 W. ship b Hazeltine.
Gilkcy- from Baltimore or Montevideo
Juse 20, lat As N. lon 20 w, was seen Am ship
i"Prisca," Tor Priscilla) H1is' -NA
July 8, lat Is 10 N, Ion 374 w. SHIN Fenplar Roo
ers, IRON Boston Tor Gale. lTl- -l'7--- : -
July 10, lat 30 40 s. Ion rs, ship Alice Bah, from
San Francisco for liverpool. 4 lNF "a
July 20, lat 80 N. In W, barque Eldorado, from
Aug =, lat 43 N, lon Is w, barque Ocean Phantom,
Hazelton. from Liverpool TOR New York
aus y LAT ~ \, lon w, ship Regent, from Liver
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-23

CONVERSATION tsas Returns to the Hydrograp-
hlc Office show that the little town Of Hano-
yer, mere snarl of lodges and boulders has
water power of 364 feet fall in the distance of
one and one-fourih miles. mill-sites the Who'll
length, and large pond at the head
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The report was accepted, and the above
named gentlemen were appointed the County
Committee for the ensuing year.