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A GREAT ENTERTAINMENT Tho appear-
ance OF the renowned and very popular Han
Ion Brothers, European, Troupe In our CITY
next Monday evening is an event x, be looked
forward ,'l 10 {, with pleasure u is said that
wheFeyer they appear the enthusiasm and in
cefest created by their advent is. tuubounded
and we can safely predict that they win have
crowded hall aud aabrIlliant audience at
each OF their entertainments. The gold med
ais presented to each of the Hanlon brothers
can be seen in the window Of Rollins &, Gilkey
cofner.of Congress and Preble streets Full
particulars Of this great entertainment V i'll be
given tomorrow b,,g5 = I
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In the matter Of Josiah Brteigh, Bankrupt IL, Bark
Tuptcy. HH. uf0l rl ..-.-r
'E'HlS is to give notice, that petition has been
presented to the Court this fourteenth Cav OF
November, by Josiah Bureigh OF Portland, BanE-
rupt, praying that he may be decreed to have full
discharge from all his debts, provable under the Bank
rupt Act, and upon reading said Petition,
1T Is ORDERED by the Court that hearing be had
upon the same,op the thirtlcth day OF December A.
~, ls6., before the CouEt in Portland in said Dis
ulet at o'clock 4. NJ, and that notice thereof be
pnohshed In the Portland Evening Star ami the Port
iand Daiiy Press, newspapers printed In said District
once week for three weeks, of said notices to he
In the weekly edition OF said Newspapers, and
that all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons in interest, may appear at said time
and lace and show cause, II any they have, why the
prayer OF said petition should not be granted.
= r. Ell WM. p. PREBLE
Cierk of District Court for said District
nov16dnov16623wnoy28
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DISASTERS.

, Ship Premier. Meri:hew, from Baltimore Tor San
francisco, which put into Rio Janeiro Sept 25tb in
80 80 s, lon 40 W. which carried away iibboom and
foItopmast. 80 -
Snip Juliet Trnndy. from Baltimore Tor San Fran
condition has been cond4,nnad 0~f' - -
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1T turns out that the extraordinary letter in
the National Intelligencer on the illegaiity of
the extra session OF Congress- was written by. q
clerk III the Treasury Department whose mi
tlals are the same as those of Stanbery
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rurner,s ric Doulourcux, or un,ver.n,

Turner's Eic DOui0urcux, or SJniversni
Neuralgia Pill, IL safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
seytTest eases are completely and permanently cured
in avery short time Neuralgia In the face or head
is utterly banished in few hours No form of nerv
Gus disease wthstands its mag. influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent physi-
clans. II contains nothing injurious to the most del
icate system. sold everywhere. Sent on receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER s. CO., 100
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, propretoIs. .'ri.
For sale By W. L. Phillips & Co., Portland, Me.
July Is. CodNMl YsnE IL
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HENRY CLAY DEAN and Stitson Hntehens
editor of the st. Louis Times, arc engaged IA q
confidential movement for Mississippi Val
ley Convention, to be held at Louisville on the
18th of December. The object of the meeting
is to take measures for resisting the alleged at
tempt Of an irresponsible money oiiaarehylto
fasten upon the Western States public debts
secured by funded systems, and enforced i,y
standing armies; arbitrary government, negro
equality and subservience to eastern capital
Ii WAS the design of the movers to keen their
plans secret for the present, bat a copy Of their
circular came INTO the possession of the Des
MONIES me- Register, and is publiehed III full by
that paper 'i- On % aIfl1 3es3 nj -lsv =
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FURNITURE SALE.-To-day at 10 o'clock A M
there will be sold at auction by E M Patten &
Co, at No: IA Exchange street, large lot of
household forniture, beds, bedding. &c. IA Fe 5
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Tar METEoJsS IN MINNESOTA The Mime
apoiis Tribune publishes the following account
of the nieteoric shower u appears that in
the cenlro of the American continent the dis
play 'culninatedIat hali-past 3, local time, and
what is remarkaBIe,iif the observer is postiyeg
that the motion Of the meteors was westerly
instead o: hertilery Us eIsewh here observed:
The mete9ric shower did Actually occur at
three O'Clock Thursday morning. The flight
was from the east to the west. The whole celes-
1tgll 4concaye was traVerSed by these cratic,
9bpdiesji which were of all sizes. Some We're
little Specks of light, which drew tails after
them, 10 terrestrial eyes about a foot lopg, and
oilers we've apparently as large as ones fist,
with blazing tails that stretched tar behind
them. Many of the larger bodies burst and
the radiance nom them fairly eciipsed the
moonlight and then faded swiftly away.d arc.
+ The eye, As it looted upward at the zenith
! could see hundreds of these heavenly bodies at
y Shtnc-' shooting across the sky. ~ hal-past
. threeo clock the display at its height, aud
from thence 70 four o clock the balls of light
decreased in namber, until few stragglerson-
ly attracted 4 heaweary eye, already suiiused
With ineessant and protracte gazing. 8.IF dff
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ALL interested will please bear in mind that
the steamer M. Martin makes her last trip for
the season To- Bangor cor as TAR as the ice will
permit) leaving Thursday morning
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CHARLES DICKENS arrived in Boston yes
terdsy, His first reading will be given in
fremont Temple week from Monday. The
saie Of tickets began Monday with rush for
ehe choice OF seats. Hours Were consumed in
"altihg ior the procession, which was a very
long time IN passing given point. The crowd
was augmented by not incopsiderable sprink-
ing OF Artful Dodgers, willing for once to turn
an honest penny by selling out their we'll
earned places in the line. Nothing like it has
been seen this side of the San Francisco post
office, nor there since 1853. .3 Z 9c..s
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OYSTERS lsI people are luxuriating on
oysters fresh from the native beds III Virginia.
Messrs H. Freeman & CO., No. 1Ol Federal
street, have received their supply, and are now
ready to furnish customers with then, in any
quantity, or to cook them to suit the taste
They understand the business having been en-
gagged in it FOR period beyoufr our memory
aud they always serve their customers in the
best manner %sEs % -
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Business Items.

RUBIcEIe restores the glow of childhood to
the complexion. oct1S2aw
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.hE TEMPERANCE PAPER, called the " odd
oaken Bucket formerly published in this city.
nave been revived in Somersworth, N. H.. by
MIR. B.F Thorndike.
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TWO HUNDRED and sixty-two towns have al
ready sent statements OF The water power
within their limits to the Secretary of the
Board of Commissioners of the Hvdropf,nbie
Survey. Other reports, some Of them yerv
elaborate, are in course of nrenaratinn =
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'7.aiA WELCOMES
Great German Cough Remedy
Is owledged TO be the best Cou.b Repedv in tho
Market PRICE IS CENTS AND 81 90

bronchitis and Phrhisic Cured,
had been aiicted for eight years with Bronchitis,
causing i s throat frequent bleeding, and much
distress IN Inc an pipes and chest rendering it very
dnc9 any ,wearisome to speak. BY the free use
entirely cured. ~ Vs. ro,,r
For sale by John W Perkins s. Co.. W. F. Phillips
q 20, ~ n "a, bay, and W. W. Whipple s. Co,
generally throughout the State. - ~ ''''
Prepared only by JEREMIAH BUXTON, JR
fai"o"'h' N.Y. 51 lau sepa6eodS w3msn
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Caution.

We call attention to the fact that INVITATIONS OF
our fine ELECTRO-PLATE, consisting of Dinner.
Dessert ant Tea Services, etc. extensively prc-
duced by American manufacturers; also that there
are in the market, both of inferior
quality These goods are offered for sale nv MANY
dealers, AMI are well calculated to deceive Purchas
ers only detect and avoid counterfeits by noting
ourstrade ihark. thus r e
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Little Pitchers Have Big Ears "
The Little Pitcher Stories.
BY Mrs. MAY.

Author Of Sweet Glover Stories" ..Nsuie Mu.ov,.
Housekeeping" Brownie SANFORD"
&c, &c.
- Series OF bright and sparkling Juvenile Books
.bo nom to twelve years ofage-to DO pub
tisneu IN SIX Volumes beautifully Illustrated and
handsomely bound each book completed in itself
NOW Ready, liza N Neat Bax;
FUR LITTLE PITCHERS,
BERTIES TELEGRAPH,
->,, - Three Illustrations, price ~ cents
UNCLE BARNEY'S FORTUNE,
Three illustrations, price 70 cents.
1Smo. Fancy English Cloths, Price S22o
Now ready and for sale by all Booksellers.
WILLIAM H. HILL, JR, q co.,
no1s dstw. SOW Publishers, 50 Cornhill.
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Boarding.
Boarding.

A GENTLEMAN and wife, or tive gentlemen can
n be accommodated with furnished room and
board m small private family at III TT
November 10. dtws 27 VIII MOT ST.
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Additional per CITY Of Baltimore.

additional per City Of Batimorel
Ar at Liverpool 5th inst, Morav;an. ISL Alton, i'm
Sid 5ih, Nonpareil Lowe. New York.
Cid 4th, james Foster, Jr, Armstrong. for New
York.
Ar at London eth. Southampton, Whitney, frcm
New Yanh s>d -oas ont fcr DO
Ar ar Gloucester I'd, Maurice, Carlson, Bangor.
Sid tm Cronstadt Oct 20. GemsbOk. Chandler, tor
New York. cr-t
Sid TN Marsetles oct ii, Eagle, Potter, Palermo.
Cid at Gibraltar Oct &c, Live Oak, Coombs, from
Callao) tor Valencia
AT at Alicante Oct 81, jeremiah, Ford, New York
land sailed Nov l for Tarragona)
AT ct Calcutta 7th ult, John n Cushing Swap
Liverpool
Sid 4th Puritan, Taylor, Boston.
SID I'm Singapore Sept 20 Martha Rideout, Reed
Padang (reraired.) 4
Passed niier Sept IA, Golden State. Dslano from
New York; for Hong Kong; 18th, Mary Whtridge
Cutter, (ffom Shangbael Tor London; 11th Melrose,
Nichols, from Manila for New York.
Ar at hong Kong Sept 14th, White Swallow,
Knowles, San Francisco. .tt.
Sid Sept II, sooloo, Hutchinson, Manila.
SPOKEN. rrt. q.
Sept y, lat 10 05 s, lon so IS W ship Derby from
New fork tor San Francisco. 500. %
Sept %, lat 424 n, Ion 2e 10 ", barQue Henry
Flitner, from Marsefes for Buenos Ayrea.
Oct IA. lat "a Oh N, Ion AS g. w, ship Annie Sise
from New York for Australia. II
Nov ., lat DO N, Ion 20 &c. barque Mary Packer
from New York for San Francisco.
NOV IA, lat 40 40, Ion 20, barque Holbrook
from Havana for Portland EtI Nlr MI r
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subject bee yelne1ee to which Mr. johnson is
''aweary of the world upon him and he grows
New York, called upon him a FEW few idbRsfIky, of
and told him that he (Johnson) did not stand
the ghost OF a chance to be the Democratic
candidate for President The first choice q,
the Democrats was Seymour. II the Renul,I;.
cans nominated Grant, however, Sherman
would oe pitted against him. The President
responded that this was entirely in accord.
ance with his wishes. All he wanted Of the
democrats was an endorsement of "my poli-
ey' After Felix had warned him against The
arts OF New York politicians who swarm
IN the White House, begging for offices and
promising to give their influence in his behalf
atthe Democratic National Convention in re-
turn for favors, the following conversation
took place:
RI McCtosky, bquitur. There was n ,,,,e
Mr johnson, when 1T would have been nssi-,
ui9 W get you the DEMOCRATIC nomination, but
!. mas passed forever. L think, however YOU
can get an endorsement of your policy rom
them 5t. =. - ~ - poA'S 'to''i
ne President That's all want.
reft1' 10 you know, MIR. President, that
John b. Haskin the Committee on Resolutions
"e a. A,ieany would have pitched into YOU?
1he PRESIDENT: L have heard SO.
reg: L is true, by God! And now take nv
ADVICE. Tell all those fellows who come down
mere looking for office, and promising YOU that
tney Will support You in the Nominating Con
We ventlon and work for you, to 90 home AGAIN
i Lney are shameless set of rascals, and they
gain. e'!'i W" % eieah
lne president: Is that SO, Felix?
Bible truth. ''o'S "oio Vi II 10
Mr. MeClosky here took his leave of the
resident having assured him before his de-
parture that he would watch those fellows.
and tell him all about them. roT vsZ g
me President: Do, Felix shall be clad to
see you at any time s-s~s-tr s'-- 80 -
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A LARGE and pleasant front ROOM TO let with
"A board, suitable for Gent. and Vile. Also
pleasant room and board for two Gems. FOR Terms
Portland, Nov Il. lss7. dlNs
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DIR. ). ). FETCH'S.
s. Family Physician -

Seventysix pages price Is cents. Sent TO any ad-
dress No money required until the book s received
rea and fully approved. 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed. Address DIR, ). y. FITCH, rs
fremont street. Boston. Jan2ally
eB 1t will MT be convenient Tor DR.. Fitch to visit
Portland again. st.rr.s .U. ...
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faue marx Stamped on
ior l3 ~ - base of

Our goods, which can be obtained from all respon-
sDle dealers, bear this stamp They heavily plat
Cd ON the finest Ebata Nickel Silver and we guar
antee them In every respect superior the best Shelf
field plate.
GORIIAM MANUFACTURING CO.
Sversinths & Manufacturers of Fine Electro Plate
junel9 3 N wed&Sat 6m Providence. n. /.
r
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isrfOty., grecssles, andTan.

Moth, ErecsxleS, and Tan. 'Fni@
Tho only reliable remedy for those brown uiscoor-
ariolis on the face called Moth Patches treekes and
Tan,is PERRY's Morn AND FFREcKLE LorIoE..
Prepared ONLY bv Dr. b. c.. PsRRY, Dermatologist.
90 Bond street New Yark. Sold by all Druggists in
Portland, and els where. Beware Ofimitatatiun.
November Is. NJ W&S3m
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WHAT "DEMocRAT'' MEANs The Lynch
burg Republican, one of the boldest rebel pa

U"IS EfsopuIDIlCdH, ODb OF The DOIueHE TpbrI Da-
pers in the South, says: -a h. r..4 ,.f..- -
We hear occasional expressions OF rogrel
that the name of "Democrat'' il. retained in,
the present division OF parties, 1t might have
been better for some reasons, that the opposj-
tl"n 10 the Radical rule hid organized Under
some other watell-word, but the fact is. that
The fsdae ef democrat aodS retained at the BorfL
daring the todi, by the friends Of constitutional
liberty, and hence The Surrender fosf,ad or o,,fD
d!ses fnthat quarter enrolled a,lier ttat banner
Let our southern friends of the odd hisi
party remember that the word Democracy dos
not noac mean what it did in by gone DAYS.
Past issues are deep; o Ia party lines are win.
ed ont; the true and only meaning now attach
ed to it is that Conservatism which is eng.as-
of our distracted country. f'''7'l
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OIL OFT HI Il n a.

C4cansed and Repaired
DY WILLIAM BROWN, formerly at 81 Federal
ID street, is now located at his new store Nos So
to his usual business OF Cleansing and Rena,rsns
Clothing OF al kinds with his usual promptness.
secondhand St. Clothing for sale at fsir prices.
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FoREJGX poRTs.

At Bombay 18th ult ship Tanjore. Humphrey,
chartered for an Abyssian expedition.
Ar at Eisineur 31st ult, baraue Persi /, Leach I'm
Cronstadr for New York.
ar at Sbanghae Sept 16, barque Nabob, Cobb I'm
Nagasakj. tr+...
AT Shanghai Sept 10, ship Midnight, Brock from
Hong Kong; Resolute, Holt. for tor New York, ldg
barque Wild Gazelle, Lewis, from Hong Kong.
AT Hong Kong Sept 2l, ship Magnet, Crosby, for
New York uet 20. -7-a-
At Leghorn 3lst ult, ship J Baker, Miller, Tor
At Yokohama Sept IL. barque Pauline. Thorndike,
for New YORK. gets So rs &C los per ton 40 cubic
teet.
Ar at Tarragona st inst, brig Mary Stewart, Todd
Boston tand proceeded to Port Mahon to perform 10
days quarantine)
Boston.
Sid I'm Bermuda 9th nlt, ship Virginia, Barker
from Baltim9Te) tor Panama, having repaired.
ar at st John, NIB, 1Gth inst, barQue Triumph
Mcfarland, Portland; brig Maria Wheeler, Wheel
err Gloucester.
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BATTLE OF MONTE RoToNDo.-The Paris
Temps gives a description of the battle oil
Monte Rotopdo, in which Gl"ibaldl was ue-
fAated with the loss of '450 killed and 800 prls-
oners The Garibaldian force was $500 men, .
gums and 35 horses. The papal forces ha" 1oo
men killed. and wounded.
Monte Rotondo is u considerable town SUI
ate on q considerable height, surrohiaed ps
thick walls, and thanked by strong Sates IL 10
commanded by y strong castie-coNeht, VIZ VIZ,
an elevated campanile, fron which a Fety, ny
structiVa ii RI could be- kept mp on persons HOY
ing mp to attack 1t. The garrison was coihpos7
od pl 800 men belonging to the Antilles Lee
cioi, 100 Gendarmes, and 50 ,lragoons, support
eli BY ! pieces OF cannon. This Diddie-.ige ioft
less was well pfoyisioned, while The attichini
force. OF Garibaldi was worn by fatigue W. ~,
hunger, and were indiierently armed.
General, who knew the necessity % n -
;ln impressions resolved III the lace o. ~, tii9o
disadvantages to attack the place i.n ~ nay ny
no means of doing SO by ''rtitei - ~: ,e.
mined to carry it by stord his optira t,rc cs
e.,.1 T,be Pontticai troops, the moment
,har" perceived the movements, poured into
tbe1, such a deadly voliey from behind the
ralIs that in two hours 100 Garibaldans
,yere stretched on The field. Having gained
the last slope of the central peak on which
the town is built, they rushed bayonet in hand
10 the heavy gates which We're strongly bar
red Alter great cSeFIlonS they succeeded IN
Occupying, about o'coek some country hops-
es near the town, but they ceased firing for
want OF munitions Finding that it was inn
possible, with the means they had, to break
open the gates, the Garibaiditns coated them
over with sulphur and then set them on fire.
The fire and projectiles used to batter the
gates made a wide breach and it was resolved
to make fiual assault during tile night Ac-
oordingly, al O'Clock, the attacking column
began 10 move, and WAS received hy hoavy
discharge OF mnskeiry from the defenders.
The presence of Garbadi, however, inspired
his troops with irresistible force; the gates went
down, and Monte Rotondo was taken The
Pontiicals took refuge in the Castle-Conyent
AMI renewed the defence. The GarIbaldians,
We're NOW nore projected, and did not suffer.
So. much as ia tie attacks ON the town walls.
Emboldene by the success they mad achieved,
they pressed forward the attack ON the cop-
vent. Two hours before daybreak white flag
was sent mp from the tower, and the Pontifical
troops Yielded at discretion. They were dis
patched to The frontier; the oflieers-we left
free,to ietuFn 10 isoiae, and the only condition
! imposed ON the soldiers was that they We're
not TO Serve against the volunteers Aitogeth-
| ca there W,sias about 900 taken. GnribaIdis
loss was very heavy; he had 400 men hOrs ia
co0ib0s, bat he took three guns, 10 horses, aud
ioO. needle guns. 4 mach forward " .is al
once determined on, and The volunteer ad-
yanced Ia cross the 1iber.H
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- SPECIAL NOTICES.
Jackson's iCatarrh Snuff!

JACKSON S Ldtafrn Snutt
AND TROCHE POWDER,
A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY IN
Sntarrh, Headache, had Breath, III on, Sc
ncss, Asthma, bronchitis, Comgls,
Deafness, &C.,
And all disorders resulting from Colds in Il
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.
This Remedy does not Dry Up,,a Catarrb but
LWOs EMS Ii; trees the head OF all offensive
matter quickly removing Bad Breath and deodacLe:
aiiays and sO0thes and burning heat in Ca !,
larrh 10 SO mild aud agreeable in its effects
thatit positively -
CURES WITHOUT SNEEZING!
AS Eroche Powder, is pleasant to the TASTE
anu never nauseafes; when swallowed Instantly
gives 10 the throat and vocal organs a
delicious Sensation Of COol.ess and
st'H-h auhs Comfort. uoi III
ls the Best Voice Tonic in tho world,
Try AZ safe, Reliable and only rs cents.
Sold pS druggists, or mailed free, address
COOPER, WILSON q CO., F1a.I
,5,4.tst Proprietors, Philadelphia.
Wboiesaie Agts, Geo. G. Goodwin & Co; Rust Bros
q Bird b0ston; j. w. Perkins Il Co, w. II. Phillips
eGo, ", w. whipple, II. II. Hay, Prrtland
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Fo"rh Page-The Beggar Baby; A Down
View OF a kailroal Car; How Old is lie? ~.
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New Marriage a4nide

An Ess"gIor Young Men, on Physiological Errors
Abuses and Diseases, inc ident to Youth and Early
Manhood, which create impedments to MARRi,
AGE, with sure means ofrelief. Sent in sealed let
Ter envelopes tree OF charge. Address, DR.. D. Skill
phia, Pa. Sent 96-dS w;m ss
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Don't Use Anything Else!

~ Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous Ingredient. For sale by all Druggists
Price One Dollar per bottle.
II. B. SToRER g co., Praprletoss,
No. IS Fulton Street, New York.
October 16, 1867. W&S1y .7st1il
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Wednesday, Morning, November 20, 1857

BB- First Page to-day The, Third Meeting
OF the Fortieth Congress; A Quaint Old Book
Gov Enoch Lincoln on Slayerv.u.aa,
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Mothers we also commend the NERvINE for use
In the diseases which a1ict children while Teething
as certain to afford quick and grateful relief. Tie
ingredient, are dangerous to life, impair the fnc-
tons of The stomach and bowels, and actually
impede the healthy growth OF your offspring. To
cure Wind Cole, regulate the bowels soften the
gums, and relieve pain, the NERVINE will always
be found safe and efficient
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The above goods may be found at Lowell &
Sayef's, 30l Congress st.
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rsain's Pure Elderberry and Cur
rant zJis.aS

found at wholesale at tb. drug stores of W. W Whip
pie & Co., II. II. Hay. w. F. Phillips q Co, Il. l..
StanwOod and j. w. Perkins ~ Co. janl2sndiy
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DODDS NERVK.NE
AND sNVIGDR

This Medicine is NERVE TONIC, 1t stops the
waste OF vitality, braces the Nerves, and quietly
regulates the system. Sleeplessness, Iritabiity,
Loss OF Energy, Loss ofAppetite, Dyspepsia, Con,
stlpaiop. cli Weakness, end a general failing Of
the ment ,f,d hly functions are the common in
dicaton OF Nervous Disease. Dcdd's Nervine and
Invigorator is complete specific tor all troubles
1t is also the best it is also tie most agreeable