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The Portland daily press., 1867-10-23
To all persons Inter rested in either Of the
estates hereinafter nnmed,


| A t Court OF Probate held at Portland, within
- and for the County of Cumberland, on the third
tuesday OF Oct In the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty seven, the following matters hay-
ing been presented for the action thereupon herein
after indicated, II is hereby ordered,
That notice thereofbe given to all persons inter-
ested by causing copy OF this order to be published
three weeks successfully IN the Maine state Press
and Eastern Argus, papersprinted at Portland aore-
SAID that they may appear at Probate Court to be
held At said Portland on the third Tuesday Novem-
her next, at ten ofthe clock in the forenoon, and
| be heard thereon, and object if they see cause.
Harriet Shedd ofotisdeld, Second account presen-
ted for allowance by johnson W. Knight Guardian.
Joseph Gatchell late OF Brunswick, deceased Petit
ton Tor administration, presented by jeremiah Z.
Gatchell son Of said deceased
Charles Hamlin. late Of Standish, deceased, Petit
uonfor assignment0f Dover, and for allowance out
OF Personal Estate, presented by Susan Hainln, Wild
Al Warehouse late OF Gorham deceased, VIII and
petition for the probate thereof, presented by Ell L.
Waterhonsc the Executor therein named. -,
Daniel B. Clement late o Gorham, deceased Fifth
account presented for allowance by Jonathan East
william Cooling Jr., late Of Yarmouth deceased,
account presented for allowance by Mary g. Good
ing, Administrative. ..... r..
christopher Gardner late of Cape Elizabeth, de-
ceased, Petition for license 10 sell aud convey Real
siratrix. w
Oloi N. Thunborg, late of westbrook, deceased
Petition Ior allowance out Of Personal Estate pre-
sented by Mary 3. ThunbOrg widow ofsaid deceased
Samuel Soule late of Portland deceased First and
final account presented, Tor allowance by William l..
Putnam, Administrator,
Cyrus Cummings late of Portland, deceased Final
account presented for allowance by N. q. Cummings
Administrator.
Charles Il. Beckett. late OF Portland, deceased.
First account presented for allowance by s. b. Beck
EFT, Administrator. LII
Charles ID. Bagnall and ano Their, minor children
and heirs OF Eljahh A. Bagnall, late of Chealsea
Mass. deceased Petition tor lcense 20 sell and con-
vey Real Estate, presented by Edward Otheman,
Guardian. lt.'.
Henry A. PIummer, late of Portland, deceased.
account AMI private claim of ADMINISTRATIVE
sented for allowance by $. s. freeman, Admir-.
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
A true copy OF the original order.
Attest-AARoN ID. HOLDEN, Register.
d. uyQx ~
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HUSBANDS. LOVE YOUR WIVES" and give
them Plantation Bitters when they are suffer-
ing from nervousness, general debility, faint
ness spasns, or any of the thousand and one
diseases 10 which the weaker sex is liable
Having yoursetUes experienced the benefit of
their use, extend the blessing to Others. This
invaluable tonic will chase hypochondria or
''the blues'-give tone to the damaged nervous
systen-gently stimulate languid secretions-
dispel vapors and eantti, and generally build
up the worn constitution. For each sexl and
all ages it is gentle stimulant and refresh
ing cordial Millions of bottles are sold daily
all over the world. fAiiltnlsa saeI
MAGNOLIA wATER.-A delightful toilet ar
ticle-superior to Cologne, and at half the
price, i't i eod2w&w2w
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To the Editor Of the Press:
Forty years ago to-day DR.. Payson died I
well remember the event. 1t seemed as if the
world must feel the shock. To my mind every
thing underwent change. Nothing appear
ed as before. The face of nature, as well as
the moral atmosphere, seemed transformed
Nor was the feeling transient. Ii renamed IN
force for years, and even now has scarcely DIM
inshed. Id d.,
When merely great man dies feeling
akin to this isawakened, but usually soon ex-
pires. The death of Webster may be mention
ed as notable instance. His departure cast a
serious gloom over the community. The heay-
ems were hung with black. But with Mr..
Webster passed away greatness; with DIR. Pay
son, if not equal greatness, yet surprising
goodness; although to be good is to be great
The name of Webster may be perpetuated in
the memory for he was indeed "the foremost
man of all the world" But the name of Pay
son will be forever embalmed in the heart,
while from the memory it shall never fade.
October %. s,
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MUNICIPAL Court.
[IIDGE EINGenupx nprcunrNn

JUDGE kINGSBUKY PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-WilliamH H. Delauo, for larceny of 400
lbs iron from Theophilus Barbarck, was fined So 80.
William S. Mann, precocious youth, who has
been doing stiff business, in small way, o. OBJ
tanning goods under false pretenees, obtained five
gross of steel pens from L. S. Hoyt He was sem
fenced to the Reform School during his minority.
John Moran and Henry Williams, for larceny Of
100 keys from IL. II. Burgess, fined three dol
lars each and the costs. . t 4t
Patsey Foley and William Nolan, for violation Of
the Lords day, were fined-Patsey one dollar, and
William two dollars 'Hs sal lliHf ~
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Our readers will bear in mind that Mr.. Rob.
inson, the elocutonist, will give some readings
this evening at Browns Hall. He has made a
choice selection and our readers may depend
upon having an interesting entertainment
Mr. Robinson reads admirably, and his render
ing of Sheridan's Ride will fire the heart and
create much enthusiasm. We wish the gal
liant Phil could hear him. oAleta4 .E
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HaIe's Arnica Os,sta,
Long Sought For!
Come at Last J
Mains, Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found Tor sale by all city
Druggists and first class Country GrOcers.
As a MEDICINE Mains Wine is invaluable, being
among the best npt the BEST remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints manufactured from the pure
juice Of the berry, and unauthorized by any impure
Ingredient we can heartily recommended it to the
sick as MEDICINE.
''fo the days OF the aged1t addeth length, i'l
To the mighty il addeth strength,
a a Ills balm for the sick, joy Tor the we'll
Druggists and Grocersb buy and sell
MAINS, Ell DE u b ERRY WINE.
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GEN. SHERIDAN.-A Vermont paper says
Gen. Sheridan has accepted the invitation of
the Governor and Legislature to visit Mont
peler, and Wednesday the Both inst. is fixed
upon. The Reunion OF Vermont Officers and.so!-
diers appointed for the 18th inst, has been post
poned to the 30th., so as to meet Sheridan at
the Capital. Maior-Generals w. T. Smith and
w. 7. Brooks are expected to be present on
the occasion. great crowd and grand dis
play may be expected such as Montpelier sell
dom or never witnessed 80.
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A New CouNrY.-It is stated that a project
Ga on foot to add another county to the sixteen
already in existence in this State. 1t win be
composed OF towns taken from Penobscot, Wal.
do, Kennebec and Somerset. Newport in PEN
obscot county, win be the shire town. The
subject will be brought to the notice of the
next LEGISLATURE H. -rtraf &c..
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ACcIDENT-The mail wagon, about o'clock
last evening, knocked over a man on Canal
street, at the foot OF Clark street. The man
sustained but trifiing injury The driver OF
the wagon was in no fault, as it was so dark he
could not see one foot ahead of his horse
There is lamp post there, but it was moi
lighted, and we are informed it is not lighted
half the time before z o'clock. Whose duty is
it to see that the lamps are, lighted in season?
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supreme Judicial Cour,.

OCTOBER TERM.-TAPLEY, j.. PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY-EIerenth Day.-In the case of May
bury & ux. VS.. Town OF Standish, the evidence for
plaintiff was all put in In the afternoon Mr. Swa-
sey opened the for defendants, and called
raj witnesses The case will occupy at least all of
Wednesday. aiE itii "iit a.ati4 t'7'-i
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United States District Ccnrt.

BEFORE JUDGE FOX.
TUEsDAY.--Arthur b. Nichols W.. Inhabitants o.
Brunswick. This was action for damages sus-
tanned by reason OF detect in the highway. The
cause was submitted to Judge Clifford, without thu
Intervention of a Jury, and an opinion from him wal
read, awarding plaintiff 5000 damages and costs
Strout & Gage for plaintiff j. & E M. Rand for de
taudants H taaf--tltf .tHltssff
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
MA RI N E NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

5rT-e . zoe .l.-., Tuesday, October 22.
ARRIVED. .si.r .r|.. sSti
steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, st John
via Eastport tor Boston, .5fs La. l.'llt re
Brig Irene, Cole, Addison Tor New York. So
Sch Duke OF Newcastle, (Brl Finley, Boston.
Sch Oak Grove, Burgess Bay Cha.eur-2l2 bbls
mackerel. f .,ifl n a. = q ..Ir
Sch Rio, Young, Shulea, Ms, Tor New York q 4r
Sch May Queen, Colt, Orland for Boston.
Sch Emily. Grant, Ellsworth Tor Boston. 30
Sch Florence Crockett, Bangor for Boston. La.
CLEARED
Steamer Whilwind, Colby, 81 John NB-John
Porteous sBf ri. VttfNtEsi4 ftt 81 T -,
Brig Harriet, Staples. Cardenas-E G Hight tns
Sch Duke OF Newcastle, tlirl Finley. StJohn, NIB.
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10 MERCHANTS AND SHlrMAsrERs.-Yo
are respectfully invited to be at franklin wharf
at o'clock this morning to witness the work
Ing of apatent pump gearing. 1t will be in
operation every foreno on during the week.
e j WILLARD.
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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 Ill
effects of Bad Dyes. Inyigorates the hair, leaving
Il soft and beantitnl, The genuine Is signed We
liam A. BatcheLor. All others are mere limitations,
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists aud
Perfumers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
ER'Rewnrc of a Counterfeit.
NoVemher 10. 1866 dlYsn = i.
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DISASTERS.

The report published in the Lewiston journal OF
the loss OF schr Wnona of Boothbay, is believed to
re incorrect. Vessels at this port. which lett the
Bay since the storm, report seeing the Wnona dur
ing the gale, when she was running under double
REEFS aud it is believed she out OF 1t safe One
OF two other Eastern vessels are reported to have
been lost, with the crews In the same gale but the
reports have good foundation.
g Lincoln Webb. OF Thomaston. was DESTROYED
by are at Jacksonville 10th inst. She had Just COM
pieted loading and hauled into the stream The fire
broke out in the cabin and the vessel was soon after
in flames. She had cargo OF l20, 900 feet flooring
Vessel insured.
Sch j F Carver, OF Trement Is ashore ON the Mid.
die Channel Rect Hell Gate) with bowsprt carried
away, tt .ftlttN 200 --H.H- NtL
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CoNcERr.-Father Kemp's troupe had an
OVERLOOKING house at their concert last evening
at Deering Hall. Their music is of charming
character. Miss Emma j. Nichols was obliged
to repeat several of her songs last evening"
The troupe, go to Auburn tonight, but at the
request OF many citizens will return here and
give another concert on Thursday evening
lat u1t
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-23

TURNER'S TIC houisurenx, or UniversaI
Neufaigin Pill, is a safe, certain and spee0y
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest cases are completely and permanently cured
in very short time Neuralgia in the face or head
Gus disease wittstands its magic influence. II has
the unqualified approval Of many eminent physI-
clans IL contains nothing injurious to the most del
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER e Co. 12C
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprietois
For sale By W. Il Phillips & Co., Portland, Me.
July is. eod&w1ysn Itl.
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CHARLES w. COBB, who was injured while
assisting the police some years since and has
become cripple, renders his most sincere
thanks to the workmen of the Portland Com
pany for the purse of sxty-five dollars they SO
kindly contributed for him. iilA 4ti',4i
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-23

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Shay, with his
Quincuplexal Troupe, will give an entertain
ment this evening at Deering Hall. We refer
our readers to the advertisement for particu-
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NEW Advertise siENrs.
An Invitation Given
For o. Picnic Party!

ITO all the descendants OF John Holden the first
meet at the Old Mansion House IN Otisheld, erected
by Lieut.. David Ray, land lately occupied by Henry
Holden,l ON Wednesday, the 0 b day OF November
next, at o'clock A NJ, for a Picnic Party.
N. b. II the 9th day is dull II will De the nrst tair
day following. Come all who conveniently.
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d. A new well arranged IA story house. con-
M:: tanning six finished ROOM, Closets pantry Sc
Eais..l soft water in abundance. Sail house "a
thoroughly built and well finished situated In good
neighborhood within five minutes walk OF the Post
Odice; Lot 4Ox6s feet Price $500; one-half cash
days, q. L. b., Portland Post Office ocSsdtr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Republican Caucus,

The Republicans of Windham are requested to
meet the Town House on Saturday, October 26th,
at O'Clock T. NJ, to nominate candidate for Rep
resentative 10 be supported at the election on the
4thof November. AZ cd
Per order OF the Town Committee.B
Windham Oct. 70, 1867. Mg as dtd
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New Marriage Guide.

An Essryfor Young 8fen, on Physiological Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, inc dent to Youth and Early
Manhood, which create impedments to MARRI-
AGE, with sure of relief. Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes free OF charge. Address, DIR. J.SKIL-
LIN lIOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Sept 26-d&w3m sN
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THAT DEER.-We mentioned yesterday the
appearance of deer on Monday in the vicni-
ty of Gorham village. Our worthy Mayor, Mr.
Stevens, has no doubt the animal is the one
presented to him almost year ago by the
officers of the steamer Iris, who captured him
on an Eastern cruise. The animal at last be-
came so troublesome that he was obliged to let
him go at large. So on the first day of July
last he took him out into the woods, near the
cemetery, and set him free. His children had
become so attached to the animal that the
parting was sad one, and Mr.. Stevens desires
to protect the former petfrom any rough usage.
The animal carries a nicely engraved silver tag
in one of his ears, bearing Mr.. Stevens name
and the time of the discharge" The former
owner asks that the animal may not be hunt
ed and shot, although he would be glad to
know that he is captured and taken care of,
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~ 10 DIR. s. 8. FTTCH,S.u
sFamilv Physician. -

Seventy-six pages: price % cents Sent to any ad-
dress No money required until the book Is received
read and fully approved 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed. Address DIR. s. $. FITCH, 20
fremont Street, Boston. sN Jan29d1y
eY 1t will not be convenient for DIR. Fitch to visit
Portland again. .rI.aI af o.,
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We call attention to the fact that ,,t,r.r,o>s or
our fine Ei4ECTRO-PLATE, consisting of Dinner.
Dessert ana Tea Services, etc., are extensively pro-
English limitations in the market both Of frior
quality. These goods are offered for sale by MANY
dealers, and are well calculated to deceive Purchas,
only detect and avoid connteraits hv notino
our trade mark, thus: - y
irau - n't'ih r. .s-.., al Stamped on
- base of
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-23

d TELEGRAPBIC DISPATCHES NOT PRIVATE
PRoPERTY.--In a case which was tried in the
State of New York Last week gentleman in
charge of teesraphic Office was called as
witness and questioned as to certain tele2rams
said to have passed between the co-defendants
IN the case. He declined to answer on the
ground that the dispatches were confidential
communications and the private property OF
the parties. The judge ruled that they were
property in the sense mentioned. and issued
an order requiring copies OF the messages sent
to be produced in evidence. -
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GEYER has one of the finest assortments OF
stationery to be found in the country, Plain
and cOored stamping to order. Hiia su
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} rDOn't use Amvthinp EIse,
MINER.1L. BATHS At HOME.

WIN " HlIL' B-39KHS 1T HONE.
DYSPEPSIA CURED IN
~ :, fegsRIfEUfATISM CURED
EROP1IONS on tie FACE CURED
- - ~ . SCRCFUL4 CURED
BN TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS
DO awaywith all your various and often pernic-
Gus drugs and quack medicines, and few baths
prepared with -
l''STRUMATIC SALTSIo
Ihese SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors OF Il Mineral Well OF the PENIS Salt Man
nac. 9fg %. IN f1tlsburg, and are packed in air
tight boxes One always sufficient for bath. d.
rections are attached. =.
y.e INTERNALLY USE
"Strumatic Mineral Waters!"
In bottles Of one and half pnts. One sufficient
for days use. : w,
20 Sold by Druggists generally al
Merrill Bros No. 2i5 State ST., Boston; REYNOLDS
Pratt d Co., No. LOG Fultou st. New YORK Whole,
sale agents. noo0. eodSwIv
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bad been afflicted tor eight years with Bronchitis
causing raw throat, frequent bleeding and much
distress III the AIR pipes and chest rendering il very
difficult AMI wearisome to speak By the free use Of
entirely cnred. L. q. WEIIGnap 10
For sale by John w. Perkins & CO., w f. Pbilips
Co, u II. Hay, and W. w. Whipple q Co,
wholesale drug Ssis, Portland, and by the trade
: Prepared only by JEREMIAH BUXTON, JR,
Yarmouth, Me. I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
headed "To COopers," to be found in another
column. -.
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TO LET.

TNHE brick and wooden building oceunied Inv
Wharf, ~ ~ "" "en"Iiso"'
Terms rms liberal, possession given first December
'or iurthcr particulars enquire of
o,.oo,. X. n. UPnAM,
w <'-uu 1928 Commercial st.
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Portland and Vicinity,
New Advertisements this Day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.

~ ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
ieerlng Hall-Shay's Quincuplexal Troupe.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Cloaks. &c.-Leach, Parker g Co. ss.s-asaz4.
NONRESIDENT Taxes-Wm. III. Dresser.
Picnic Party-Holden Family Ga.
Honse for Sale. FssE Co.
To Let-E. K. Upham.
Pianos Wanted-S. II. stevens q Go., 44ss-ssas
Administrators Notice-H. 2. Peabody.
Probate Notices -John A. Waterman.
, AdmInistrator's Notice--Caleb Hodsdon.
10 Coopers-B. r. Proctor. EANE
Cutters, &c.-E. L. Grueby.
Portland Savings Bank--J. G. Noyes.
custom Boots--Gowell. -
Agents Wanted-O. p. Brown.
Wanted to Hire.
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THE DAILY AND MAINE STATE
pREaS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots Of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis Robinson, Andrews, and
Chisholm Bros, at Boston Depot, and the train of
@. NJ. Curtis. q illl = = =
At Bddef0rd, OF Pillsbury Bros.
At Saco OF j, S. Locke and B. S. Boulier. Vft
At Brunswick, of W. r. Fields afst
AT Watervle, OF j. S. Carter
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NON REsIDEN 4 TAXES
In the Towa Of standi.h, in the County Of
Gum be rland. far The Kcnr 1900.

THE following list OF Taxes real estate Of non
Il resident ownors in the town "f sTANDlsH, Tor
the year 1890, in bills committed 20 EPtIHAlM HI0.
GINS, Collector Of ga Il town. on tbs 18th day Of Au-
gust 1860 has been returned b INTO a. remaining
unpaid on the f4th day of Augnaf 1851, by his eer-
tfeate OF that date, and now remains unpaid, and
notice Is hereby given that II said taxes and inter-
est and charges are not pad into the Treasury the
said town within eighteen months from the dale OF
the commitment of said bills, much of the real
estate taxed will be sufficient to pay the amount
que therefor, including interest and charges, viii,
without further notice be sold at public auction at
the public house of Joseph Tomps0n, in said
town. on Saturday the twenty second day OF Febru-
airy, 1868, at ten o'clock A. NJ.
Names OF owners and deserip- Tax
nj HaoIn aAahn ku... VI.
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p % BUfTER-The st. Adams Messenger, Vt,
says the Farmers a few days ago got rich out
of their butter again. All through one forenoon
the procession of double wagons laden with the
rich products of their diaries continued, and
the last were generally first in the matter of
prices, Sales opened at IS to 40 cents, but an
advance was manifest and 43 cents were paid
for first quality The ruling figures 40 and Al.
We hope the time is not far distant when this
Vermont butter can come on the cars straight
through the Notch to our city; but we trust
the price win be somewhat reduced. We like
to see the farmers prosperous but not quite so
much 1T our aNnause ..t tt.......t
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rba oraat success ofHOFF'S MALT EXTRACT
Health Beverage, has been immense in our State. as
well as all other States Of the Union -,
ranort made to the New York Academy OF Medicine
BY the Special Committee. a,...... - -.
Its invaluabity as remedy lof 9sssses ~ me ns
Gases as we'll a. by the testimonials o. the most EN-
inent physicians. -. :, a A.. -. a. :.
bosr,fals Among others IN the Miutary Hospitals
Of washing on, b. O., rerkins INSTITUTION, an ls
Lode ns-house New York and has always showri its
benefits 10 invslids and exhausted Dyspephcs and
to persons affected with diseases oftbe Chest Lungs
and Bowels. 49,. ssE.sas
Sold everywhere. Persons wishing agencies might
apply to Hoff's Malt Extract Depot. H2 Broadway,
NY.
W. PHILLIPS & CO., Portland, sole agents for
Maine Sold by Druggists and Grocers
October T. dot
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The REDrMrrros OF OF RoM1r.-The following

THE REDEMPTION OF RoME.-The following
is the address Of Garibaldi to his countrymen:
~ ''h ID i". 's'' CABRERA, Oct 2, 1867
MISUNDERSTANDING we should have set the
seal to our glorious revolutions by giving the
last blow to the tabernacle of idolatry, and so
to Italian shame and imp0sture Papacy, the
pedestal of tyranny, is mathematical by the
entire world. All nations gaze to-day on It
ally as ON their redeemer, and because of one
man shall Italy recoil in fear from her glor-
Gus mission? In adherence to the desire of
certain friends, / returned to this my dwelling
place free and without conditions. with the
promise that they would Immediately send a
steamer to reconduct me to the Continent
Now, ii the man whose name is the synonym
OF Italian shame, by dlnt of his police tricks,
should hinder that RETURN all ask of my fell
low-countrymen is that they march onward to
the sacred goal that they have prefixed with
the calm and majesty of a nation that feels its
own power. i,
To. the army and the people preached dis
cipline when people and army, disguised with
the cowardly servility of their government,
clamored to be led to Rome To the soldiers
said they ought to keep their bayonets for mob
Ter use. For Papal mereenaries, the butt end
Of their muskets would do. Despite the gem
jus of evil, which still weighs upon our soil,
there is great, consolation in the fact OF the
powerful determination of the robust and for
midable elements of the nation, the army the
people and the volunteers Woe to any who
would throw down the apple of discord among
these brothers.
I When Italy shall count her compact ranks
of children marching towards her final redemp-
ton, the few remaining towards will take
courage, and the silly fears of soreign interven;
ton will cease. / repeat, therefore, you must
go on with the redemption of Rome at any
cost. III You deem me necessary for the ac-
complishment of this aim, l suppose you will
fluid means 10 hberate u G.GARIBALDI.
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Business Items.

RUBICEL restores the glow of childhood to
the complexion. oct1S2aw
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-23

-saliI Thanksgiving En- Maine s
Governor Chamberlain has appointed InanSs-
giving Day in this State on the 2sth OF Novem'