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81 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
H1STABLIsEIBD 1854.
JOHN H.. DOW 81 SON.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
No. % Exchange Street Portland. Maine.

s.rtta-, essfs ARE AGENTS FOR THE
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ANY person having second hand settees for
sale can probably hear of a purchaser by ad-
dressing 7. A. NJ, 2. o. box 40, Portland. OE
oct7tf
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The largest and best stock of Rustic Frames
ever brought to this market at Hale's, Free
street block. - ,.s-rrv~.5,, -.s.,.-r
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WE are informed that a bill has bean for
warded against the State of Maine NV tba
Committee of Arrangements of Portland far
the cab hire of Gen. Sheridan from the PrehIe
House to the Portland and Kennebec denot
Ihe bill was paid by the employees of ibe
state, at the Capitol. Also, that another hiil
oil 80 for cigars furnished Gen. Sberidan,s
party at the Preble House. has been foryvarda5
against the State 1T has been proposed To
raise this amount by one cent subscrntions
Pretty big thing, this,-Gardiner Home Jo,tr.
We are authorized by the Chairman of tbe
Committee of Arrangements on the part of
this city to pronounce the above paragraph a
falsehood from beginning to end. so far as they
are concerned. All the expenses consequent
upon the visit of Gen, Sheridan TO tbis civ
were paid by the city What took place after
ne was placed in the hands of the Augusta an
tnoritles we know nothing about. Adiutant
General Caldwell took charge of the party ON
leaving the Preble House, and it is quite nos
SiDie ne ordered cigars for the Journey from
Portland to Augusta. If so, he probably ex-
pected to see that they were paid for and will,
hardly thank the Gardiner Journal for its Of
fcious misrepresentation The matter is too
Infinitely small to waste words about.
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rnE DAILY AND MAINE STATE
press

May be obtained al the Periodical Depots of Fes
senoen bFos Marquis, Robinson, Colesworthy an'
Shi Isl BROS, at Boston Depot, and the train
At Biddeftrd, OF Pilsbury Bros. 7lia 3t
At Saco OF !, S. Locke
At Brunswick, of w r. Fields. Asis-
AT Waterville. of j. s. Carter, 81 iif3 ggat Re
AT Gorham of News Agent -.g. 1sIlat %
AT Bath of j. O. Shaw.
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MARRIED.

pa ms CITY, Noy. 6, at St. Luke's Church, by Ri
Hoie, nisnop Neeley Albion Keith and Miss Lucy
ali Of ygtn,ngest daughter OF Charles DAVIS Esq.,
s,, IN 1s Guy NOV by Rev. Dr. Smaller. Franklin
land. ' 4oason' potn OF Fort
d. In augusta Oct. 81. Sumner Ward AMI Louisa T.,
;, In Augusta, Nov. Q, Horace d. Cony and Frances
In Gorham. N. H., Nov. c, by Rev. F. w D,o,,r
son, Franklin Locke, of Paris, Me-, and Miss ISi1io
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VERY beautiful sets of jewelry in blue, pink,
white and currant, have inst arrived at Davis
& Co.'S, No. 10 Clapp's block. .i1 .slll, 5.iT
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The attention OF the ladies is called to the
advertisement of the Perpetual Broom in
another column ARA
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- :
BUSINESS Items.

FURs.-See advertisement of Shaw Broth
ers of fnrs, for sale, made to order, exchanged
or repaired. t.ia VII
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From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph
Ar at Havana 30th. baraue Enrique, I'm Camden
brig Faustina, from Stockton.
Sid I'm ,Cardenas Sd inst, sch Hattie Ross, Ulrick
for port North of Hattefas. - INV
Cid at st John, NIB, 9th ult, brig j c York, York
Philadelphia. BASS i'ii $50 aspiTiii4
Ar at Boston It'll, barqne Arthur Kinsman from
Philadelphia; brigs Eta M Tacker, and Charlena
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M.ARIeNE N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Thursday, November I

Thursday, November 4.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Chesapeake, Henderson, New York.
:, Steamer New England, Field, st John, NIB, via
Passport tor Boston. ~ ~ =.
Barque Gertrude, Atherton Woods Hole n
Brig Waitham. tof Wiscassetl Matthew'S st Mar
Sch Ida T Wheeler, tof Portland) Dyer, Sagua
Z:st ult with loss Of toretopmast jib, and iibboom,
having had q gale on the 26th ult. Spoke, Sd inst
OF Gay Head, sch Wm, Flint, Of Thomaston, frou,
Georgetown tor Bath, with loss Of boat, sc; was
short OF provisions, and supplied her.
Sch Hesperus, Conary, Philadelphia. i1riA
Sch w K Gem, Alley. Boston, Y id 4 4d4t
Sch Alice b, Parker, Boston.
~ ~,.-sz-.... CLEARED. vr1. ,-r
Brig Bonito, tBrl Edgett, st John. NB-John Por.
te0us! ~ ft4H ft % ies0f hHsi7 ffinaIF1 no huE
Sch Alice 7, stBr) Robinson, St John, NIB John
Porte0us. ira 10 4uant i1s sftaaf ,.aa ia
Sch ELENA Jane. Brl Williams, st John, NIB. ~
Sch L II Pray, Clark, Pembroke p '-ya1l srFuH
SAILED-Brigs Ella Maria, j l. Brown. Trenton
Lucy Ann, Geo Amos: schs Ruth II Baker Eller
Merrman, julia NEWELL S s Small, Dresden. N
j Heath, Jane Webster, Cyprus. Pennsylvania, Sei
Pigeon, Acklan, Oneco, Charter Oak, Hartford
Harmonia, Banner, and others.
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@ DIR. s. s.. FTTCH,S.A Sc -
vSSn;on -

Seventy-six pages price 25 cents. Sent to apv od
dress No money required until the book is received
read and fully approved. 1t Is perfect guide to the
sick indisposed Address DIR. S. s. FITCH Ok
fremont Street. Boston. sN .Ian2aliy
ER 1T will not be convenient for DIR. Fitch TO visit
Portland again.
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. = We are re-
quested to say that arrangements have been
made on all the railroads and the Eastern
boats for half fare to the Temperance Conyen-
ton at Lewiston on Tuesday of next week.
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
rant WINES.

So highly recommended by Physicianss. NAV be-
foundat wholesale at tn drug stores of w w. Whip
pie 81 Co., III. II. Hay. W, f. Phillips & Co. E. t.
Stauwood and y. w. Perkins Il Co. - jan12snd1y
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4 SPECIAL NOTICES.
WhiSkarS.

0UR compound foices Nhisl crs ON the smoot hest
W face, or Hair on Bald Heads Iuxuriantly in
Address WARNER & Co, Box s2s Brooklyn. N. Y.
wly26sE Is
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TRIAL OF DAv1s.-District Attorney Chand-
Ter denies that the trial of jeff Davis is TO be
postponed till Nay 1t may now be consider
ed settled that the trial will begin on the 25th
inst, at Richmopd, and that Judge Under
wood will preside Instead of Chief Justice
Chase
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SPOKEN

Oct %, SW of HolyheaG. ship Resolute, Freeman,
from Liverpool for New York.
Oct 20, lat 80 20, Ion ~. barque Sehamvig Croshv
from Philadelphia for Marseilles. = - ->oso'
Oct u, off Sombrero L ght, brig VIM Robertson
Reed, from New Orleans Tor Havre 49,
delphia tor Marseilles. - "a avn "'i"
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DESIRE to call the attention TO the fact that more than
,%iatttAtf II % esAsfG yA
OF their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION in the
late fire. Parties desiring Ht' nv ~
FIRST RATE SAFE, ar
ara MODERATE PRICE, will please call on, IS s
EMERY 81 WAREHOUSE,
aaf Ht -t'HHa Middle Street. Portland.
Dr az 10 Sudbury Street, ASOstoS.
30 secondhand Safes takenin exchange for sale
farues desiring Sanborn's Steam improvement at
tached to Tiiton IL McFarland,s Safes can order OF
Emery, Waterhouso & Co.
Jan 15-SN1stw in each m & adv rama;ndar of t;r,a
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PRoGREss.-The Argus, as we Noticed =,
other day, is getting to be quite Demoora ~
paper. This is the way in which the Banoou
Democrat encourages the new convert: Fl,
We are happy to see that the Eastern Argus
has ceased to slur the PendletOn doctrine as
reputation, and is at last constrained to adj
mt that his is the correct legal view of the
matter The doctrine is not only legal, but it
IS the only doctrine which can save the nation
~ iaitn, and rescue the people from moneyed
aristocraey. 1t is this lust doctrine that is Civ
ing us such glorious Democratic victories all
over the country. Let the Argus now aban-
don ITS miserable Grant humbug, and il NAV
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JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING
IHURsoAY.-David aud Patrick Crowley, search
and seizure process Found guilty, fined 500 and
costs and sentenced to three moaths in the County
Jail Appealed DrummOnd f1r State; Putnam
for defence.
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CNf0rrh Gam he Cs,.od ,
FRaeder's German snufr,

HEADACHE relieved, aud in fact every diseas
H the nose and head permanently cured by tn
use of the well known remedy,
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day.

ENTERTAINMENT c3LuTS.
Concert-Gefmania Band.
Social Levee-S piritualist Association.
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COLUMN. -
Instrumentation E. Dow q Son.
Perpetual Broom-A. q. Tuxbury
Bridgton Academy--Th0s. ii. Mead s--saaaasssss
Furs-Shaw Bros.
Wanted-A. d :. Cox & Co. ~,
Steamboat -Notce-Ross & Sturdivant.
Boariers Wanted at No. Is Alder Street
Administrator Notice. -.
Dissolation-Winslow & JONES'
Nouce OF Commissioners OF insolvency.
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'"i De 't talog 'ad m3di 70 al g5T .roliass bHe
'4 7'o- it hs1raus 5,l1 blue. .af..lesdf Z on sif
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New York ELEcTIoN.-The, latest intelli-
gence shows that the Senate, which is elected
for two years, viii be composed Of 10 Republic
cans and 10 Democrats. Tile HOUSE of Assem-
bly,, which is elected annually, will consist Of
60 Republicans and 60 Democrats. fia 10 d3efd
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BY THE GOVERNOR.
A PROCLA M a. ITO N
FOR A DAY OF
Public Vs,a,. sv=.,a aud Hsruise.

In the spirit Of those w,,5 laid the toand ations OF
these States in the fear and praise "i Gou ana ~
devout recognition Of the supreme, huier o. men
and Giyer of good, do hereby, with the ADVICE OF
the Executive C5uacil, App)intf THURSDAY, The
twenty .eighfh tiay of N venber next, as day OF
Public Thanksgiving and Praise. I. ~ $3.50
And call upon the people OF this state - assem-
HE on that day in their s;incluaries and homes to
recounf the fayors and repeat the praises of our
most mcrciful Father. For life and health; for
peace and home; for the prosperous course OF sea-
son and the penteous rewards of toll; Tor the aitf
ofgrace and the hope Of Heaven, let us render hin
our humble thanks. sltiito lac {lffFlI1.'r- II
AS people we should rejoice that out of conflicts
and trioulation we have been taught lessons ofiust
ice, humanity and true religion. AS iamiles. also
though there VIII be vacant places which sorrowine
memory alone can fill, we will still praise him who
camhot err from right, and whose pity cannot IaI.
, MOST OF all should we remember with ever hesli
tnahKsglvlngs HIN who at this season came to take
upon himself our weaknesses aud sins, and 20 ies
uiy our gratitude by thoughtful obedience and ioy
ing worship, that when He shall come again WIN
power and great glory, we also may have part III
His resurrection. .n-3 y 70 q -.
Given at the Council Chamber at A1snsta, tn NJ
twenty-iitth day of October. IN tue year VI oai
Lord one Thousand eight hundred anu siAly- Seven,
and of the Independence Of the Ohled STATES OF
America the ninety second. ,,.n,1rpr -
- JOSHUA L.. CHAN BE4SLAlN.
BY the Governor.
: IcpHpATN FLINT, Secretary OF State. .iltne.
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MORTALITY OF PoRTLANp.--The whole mum
Der OF deaths in this city reported during the
month OF October was Al of these there died
ve CONSUMPTION Canker, 3od Age 8; Scarlet Fee
CASUALLY SovuIsions 8; Infantile A; Paralysis L;
Cho,ere II q Dlarrhea 8; Congestion of Lungs, Q:
cep' Whantum, Lung Fever, Dropsy,1 Cam
Of Bowels 1pp BiI, Goueh L Group q Inflammation
Childbirth T. nous Cholic, 1; Typhoid Fever, /;
twssp IL years 2O between and TO- 4; be-
and s. beWssj a between % and 80 i between 80
= between We 50 and s; between 10 and 81 So 81 be-
Seres - ana ~, sstill-born, Total Al.
Al. os IL; Unknown 4-Totai
"hoie number of deaths in October, 1866, was IS.
Sn,- LOUIS BUNcE,
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INSURANCE I'VE desire to call the attention
of insurers to the fine lot of offices represented
by John E. Dow & Son, advertised this day.
The offices represented by this concern paid
losses TO the amount Of one million OF. dollars
by the fire July A, 1866, with a promptness
; which was wonder to the many patrons of
this agency, and we are glad to know from
Messrs Dow & Sons constantly increasing
business that the public do not forget that fact
Promptness and liberality have always been
the leading characteristics of these gentlemen
in the settlement of losses, and they, with
just pride, refer TO the standing of the Offices
represented by them. There are none better.
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Ratche,or's Hair Dvo

For sale by all druggists, send your address an,
IS cents to o. 2. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston, Mass.
and receive a box by return mail. w. F. Phillips
Co., agents for Maine. 81. .Io april261ysn
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Try it, for 1t costs but DC For sale by all drug
gSsts; or send 35c to o. z. SEY MOUR a Co. Bos-
not, and receive a box by return mail. sepidtisN
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u y y = 7EH. %
TRY TELFGRAPH.
From Branch once western Umiom Ts,eoro

lBY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Nov ~ Ar, barque Evelyn, from
Buepos Ayres. Spoke, Sept 2, off Point India, bark
American Lioyds, from Bangor for Buenos Ayres.
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BridgfOn Academy.

THE Winter Term OF this Institution will COM
Il mence Tuesday. Dec. Sd, and continue eleven
weeks. sl '.tTlf H
JOHN g. WRIGHT, A. NJ, Principal.
MRS. HELEN A. FITCH, Teacher of Music.
MISS L. *. GIBBS, Teacher o, Painting
t.. ..s.trL... -v and Drawing
Text Books uI nished by the Principal at Portland
prices. Board in the vicinity at reasonable rates
80. ~. ly.ll THOS. H. MEAD, Sec'y.
North Brdgton, Nov G. 1861. noSeod&w3wi6
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I. OCEAN STEAMERs.-The Montreal Ocean
Steamship Company commence their winter
and spring arrangements next Thursday and
the steamer that leaves Liverpool that day villa
come to this port and there win be a weekly
line between this port and Liverpool until next
Nav : - 1872
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Notice of Commissioners of InsoI

Notice Of Commissioners of InsOl-
q 7ir 4na. vency. 1,.. t. ra
rNHE undersigned. A. A. Strout and Franklin Saw
Il yer. both OF Portland. having been appointed by
the Judge Of Frvbate ior che County Of Cumborland
Commissioners 10 receive and decide upon all claims
against the Estate OF Richard M. Webb, late of Caseo
In said County, deceased whose estate has been rep
resented hereby give notice that six months
rom first day Of October A. d. 1867, are allowed
to the creditors to present aud prove their claims
aud that We viii attend the service assigned us at
the house OF Samuel s. Brown, In Casco in said
vember, A. ID. 1861, at 1f-o'clock A. NJ, and at the
Office Of Shepley q Suout In said Portland on The
third saturdays of December A.. ID, 1867, aud Janu-
o'clock A NJ.
Dated this seventh day ofNoyembsr A d, 1867.
NFNt' GN'+- Az STROUT,
w3wi6 "a FRANKLIN SAWYER.
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~ W. =
SHOOTING Enthusiastically, between ~
and o'clock, woman named Bridget Woods,
who was walking on West Commercial street
between the p. s. & Z. r. r. and p. 81 X. r. r..
depots, was accosted by John Daley. and after
some words passing between them was request
ed by Daley to give up her bonnet and shawl
to one of two girls that accompanied him.
Upon her refusing to do this, Daley said
then Ell shoot you," and immediately stepped
back few PAGES and fred at her, with a pistol.
lie then ran away; but the girl was taken in a
wagon to the watch house. DIR. Thayer tbe
City Physician, was summoned at once. who
found that the extraction would be dificult
the shot having taken effect in the hip. DALEY
was pursued and arrested on the railroad
bridge by officer, Davis, who took from him the
pistol, small silver-mounted revolver The
girl declined giving the origin of the difficulty
but on the way to the watch house she pointed
out the two who were with Daley, and from
one of them the shawl and bonnet were taken.
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WI ILLIN Il 10 W!

MRS. COLBY
CONTINUES to do business at her dwelling house
~ No. Cotton street a few doors from Free Street.
where can be FOUND a choice selection OF
Millinery, comprising every Late style.
October 26. d1wteOdu ..-r E.-r ..- AZ
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ARREST FOR ATTEMPT At 1NoEND1AR1sM
Samuel Hill, an Irishman, who came from
Canada to this city some time ago. was arrest
ed night before last about Que O'clock. for SET
ting fire to the house in which he lived The
house belonged to Bernard DAILY, and the fire
occurred week ago last Saturday NIGHT Hal
iNed In the upper part OF the house, and a
partner OF his boarded with him. He had an
insurance of about a thousand dollars ON his
/ iprnlture and wearing apparel and his partner
Z had insured his goods the night before, On
examining the prisoner it became evident that
the fire was set in two or three different MA
ces, and the evidence pointed SO directly to
Hill that he was arrested as above stated, He
is now in the lncknn awaiting his tr;nl IL
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Dissolution of Copartnershin,

Dissolution of COpartnership.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing between
Il the subscribers, under the firm name OF wnslow
g. Jones, Is iissolyet by mutual consent, from and
after this dare. The business of the late firm will he
sehed by Daniel Jones Of their former place OF bust
ness corner OF Oak and Congress Streets Ia the Oity
OF Portland.
DANIEL JONES,
II THOMAS j. WINSLOW.
november 2, 1867. " -gMi nov S-diws
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,aRID.bN GAa1A8s aNsaA y on
IrG "a rs.4...f.
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Miniature Almanac. 80. November g..
Sun rises. ....... .6I2 Moon seis..... 235 AM
sun SETS ..... .445 High water III. O5 AM
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The Brooklyn Eagle Democrat) saws Of
the regular Democratic ticket, that ''there are
menon it who have done the State some SER
vice in the penitentiary, and there are others
who are believed to have escaped their de-
serts in escaping. that institution ..r...,.
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why Suffer from Soras 3


When, by the use of the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scatds, Chapped Hands, Sprains, Cuts,
Hounds, and eDery COMPLAINT Of the SeiR. Try ii.
as it costs but 70 cents. Be sure to ask for 49,
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heaIi6 Of school Children, who are liable to
sit all day with damp, Geld feet, and SOW the
They are the Cheapest Inner COLES in the
market. Hf ls.Ul sa l.t4Us.1 l-ta fIFU III r
One pair will out-wear eight pairs of any 9TH
err Inner Sole known to us. ~ a4tfM ... ms
Sold by Boot and shoe Dealers. Retail price 81
per pair. Circulars and Certificates sent nee. At
wholesale only BY p. A. Hill, Proprietor, No.
Union street, Boston. Mass.
Certificate from " Williams, Esqs Treasurer Of the
Worcester Railroad; = ~ IA p
Boston, Oct. ped 1867.
Mr., IImL,-I have used yorr PATENT ELASTIC
VENIlLATING INNER SOLES through portion
of the last winter with great tisi lion, means
OF keeping the ieet warm and dry.
Being troubled with tender feet, have continued
their with lighter boots throu b the summer,
and find them TO exceed my anticpauions. keeping
the feet DRIER and COOLER IN hot weather, and
giving an agreeable elasticity in walking. lift
Very truly yours,
no9eod4w HORACE WILLIAMS.
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In Saco. Nov. 4. Mr.. stephen Eastman, formerly
of Buxton, aged II years.
.. In Lewiston, Nov, 2, MI. Lemuel G. Parsons, aged
years nnstts. ! ~ A#A Nv P'tNsU
In Waldo, Oct. II, Mrs. Catharne, wife of Samuel
Woodbury., aged 50 years.
b in Warren, Oct. II, Mrs Rebecea j wife of Gil
bert Anderson. aged 81 years.
La Warren, Oct. 20, Mrs Mary, wife. Of Studley
.isIT8M piddMPORrs.g b9to9i8&
ST MARTINS. Brig waltham - 1908 bbls salt
TO Dana & Co. s i'i3 's wv - ~
SAGUA.f Sch Ida F Wheeler - 3is hhds IS ties 1
Dbl molasses, Churchill Browns & Manson. -,
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PATENT ELASTIC vENTILATING

81 ~ INNER SOLES.s u i n 81
A They a sure and perfect rens-
A<{3fZM edy for cold or sweaty feet.
&SM They will rOlieve Khea maIism and
WEK3&E Neuralgia. - So
&&<I They are elastic cushion under
2I3z<aS* the feet Of the wearer, a substitute for
2{|<I83a3 the elasticity OF oath a. sIse an ed
5&&k# They work as mir pumps Under the
W&E3&W feet when walking, and raise the feet
B&&S3W above the contact Of dampness or cold.
<3|M They encourage and absorb the mat
III urnl perspiration Of the feet, puri-
SSH&M ~ abe blood, and contribute to the
&<SM heaithy condition OF the system. "a
&z{H<M They may be worn inside Of R mbber
z&8 Roots without slipper, and viii prevent
kX$4A The bad results OF the pcrspiration OF the
H&2SM f,et. HN ~ 81
H&&&<X They may be worn with thin soIed
E&## leaiky boots in any walking with per-
W&&M feet safety. 4 FN va.
wv They are of great whine to the
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D. Weston, the pedestrian, reached here at 2 AS
this afternoon, having failed yesterday in his
second attempt to walk 100 miles in twenty
four consecutive hours, in consequence of the
almost impossible condition of the roads, He
is in splendid health and spirits, and, although
his ank les are a little sore, he is confident OF
success He will not make the third hundred
mile attempt until after leaving Buffalo.
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Wanted,

n A MAN with $3.50. cash. TO buy out a first rate
"A Fruit aud Confectionery Stand, with stock and
fixtures, In the centre OF city, Doing good busi-
ness Applyt nee p - = cov cop
General Business Agents, 35i 1-2 Congress st.
NoysmberS. dlws
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-08

Special Steamboat Notice.
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rfA On and after Tuesday, November
7xz.zasszzI 18th, the steamer City OF Richmond
will leave ne 10 O'clock p. M instead of II O'Clock
4 - .4l 70 10y ROSS & STURDiVANT.
NovemberS DIV A-f III ~ lStar copy.