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oFlOcEANl STEAM ERs
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4 A rim E N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

. iIrE4I 80 sl1oIas Tuessiny, October is.
H z D yqba9I do ARRIVED. az ? .If.IgI
! Sch Umpire, lBr) Hopkins, Barrin ton, Ms. t
Sch idaho, Davis Norfolk. ''
Sch q Clark, Foster Philadelphia 'i
Sch Citizen. Upton, Boston. ait d.. F.f,1
Sch Margaret, Packer, Gloucester, .1.r
Sch Swan Carter. Cape Porpoise. 'i
Sch Olive II Robinson, Berry, Bay Chaleur, with
34 bbls maekerel. t 4 z \, f5ify Y..i..s Ia
, Sch Ann Parker, Berry, Bangor for Salem.
Sch A Brooks. Arev, Vinahaven for Boston.
a' Sch Mary Jane, Merrill Bath for Boston. -
CLEARED i4d-i1tt
Steamer FrancOnia, Sherwood. New York--Emery
S Fox.
Steamer Whilwind, Colby, st John, NB-John
POrteOus. ia. sItl, 200
Brig Charlotte, (Br) Carter. Hillsboro. eco
4 Sch Lotte, Henley, Matanzas--Phinney & Jack
son. WI vi h3A W Ell Hf8NA3T 70
SAILED-Ship Nellie Harding, lti
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.IINERhL BATHS ar HOME.


MINERAL BATHS AT HOME.
DYSPEPSIA CURED
-, ,,..,,A RHEUhATTSM CURED
ERURIIONS on MENACE 6LrRED
- : -. iScROFULA- CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
DO away with all your various and often pernici-
Gus drugs and quack medicines, and a few baths
prepared with
ESTE UMATIC HALTS Z"
These SAI.Ps ure made from the concentrated
Liquors OF the Mineral Well OF the Penns Salt Man.
uaci uring Co.. in Pitsburg, and packed in air
tight boxes. One always sufficient for a bath. d.
rectons are attached.
INTERNALLY USE
.sStrumatic Mineral Waters y
In bottles Of one and half pints. One sufficient
for days use. Fs
9 sR Sold, by Druggists generally.
Pratt e Co., No. f06 Fulton st. New Yort, Whole
sale agents. no2Os eod&wly
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LADIES' CLoAKs-It will be noticed by the
advertisement of Mr.. Peter Frost that he is
prepared, at his establishment, No, 1872 1-2 Con-
gress street, TO resume the manufacture Of
ladies' cloaks and outside garments, and for
that purpose has laid in handsome stock of
goods suitable for the purpose. He will cut
and make all the latest styles at short notice.
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Supreme Judicial Court.

Supreme judicial Court.
OCTOBER TERM.-TAPLEY, j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAy.-FyJh Day.-In the case of F. o. j.
Smith v. Levi Morrill,, after the evidence all out,
the case was Withdrawn from the jury and goes up
on report. llMs e. fE50
+. o. j. Smith. Strout & Gage.
Jacob Harris v. Charles Grosman. Action of re-
plevn to reeov,r harness and buffalo robe. The
defence is that the articles belonged to William j.
Harmon, and were attached as his property. Not
finished. So IS a.
H. Orr. sus' 4. D. Simmons
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

{ This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
S4he only true and perfect Dae-Harmless, Reliable,
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the Ill
effects of Bad Dues @lnvigOrates the hair, leaving
it soft and beantifals The genuine Is signed VII
liam A. Bachelor. All others mere limitations,
and should be avoided Sold by all Druggists and
Perlimers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
~ Eeware Ofn Counterfeit. 80
NOYCmher 10. 1850 d. sn
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Those in want of furs of any description
will do well to call at McCallar's, in CascO
Bank building, and look over his stock before
they purchase, as he has one of the finest as
sortment ever offered in this city. tf ui.. e..
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A MATCH game of base ball was played on
the Eagadahoc grounds in Topsham, ON the
9th inst, by the Excelsiors of Durham and the
Mohawks of Brunswick. The Excelsiors won
the game by score of 40 to 26. -
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THEATRE.-This evening is the last time the
beautiful drama of Nobody's Daughter will be
performed, as it must be laid aside to bring ont
other novelties This is the last week Of this
company's performance in this city, and we
advise all who delight in witnessing good
play, well acted, to go tonight to see the per
Torrance. We are sure they will agree with
us that it is one Of the most interesting plays
ever placed on the Portland stage, and per-
formed in the most artistic and captivating
manner. pAH
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DIR. y. S. FITCH,S.
phy1Sff.s .axat > >

DIR. y. S.lFITCH'S. >
ssFarnf1y Physician.f,
seventy-sx ragess price a5eciiisl Sent to any adj
dress No money required Unfit the book Is recefy we'd,
read and fully approved. aperieet guide to the
sick or indisposed. Address DIR. S. S. FITCH, Is
fremont street, Ii0I0lL SN .Jan29d1y
DF-It will nUt be Convenient for DIR. Fitch 10 visit
Portland again:
Caution. a
We call attention to. the fact that INIT ATOMS OF
our fine ELECTRO-PI4ATE, consisting Of Dinner,
Dessert. amt Tea Services ETC., are extensively pro-
duced by American manufacturers; also that there
English mutations in the market both of inferior
quality These goods are offered for sale by many
dealers and are well calculated to deceive Parchas
ers only detect and avoid tereits by noting
our trade mark, thus:
Z rfad e. Mark IL 4 STAMPED m 8 d, on
Electro Plate. oSlslAAMceo every article.
- Our goods, which be obtained from all respon-
sible dealers bear ths stamp They areheayiy Dat
Cd onthe finest Albata or Nickel Silver, and we guar
atee them In every respect superior to the best Shelf
field plate. eTsf
GuRIIAM MANUFACTURING CO., a..
Silversmths ~ Manufactures Of Fine Eleetro-Plate,
iune19 wedsSat 6m q, Providence r. L. d
EE@ The above goods may be found at Lowell 81
Seniors, 30ls Congress St. 5 pa
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FOREST CITY PARK.-The trotting match
between Detectiveand Ben Butler, for $1,000,
which was to have come off at Forest City
Driving Park to-day, is postponed to Saturday
afternoon. 1t will be the most interesting trot
OF the season. Detective is new horse to the
turf, and the brief period he has had has given,
him great favor with turlmen. no.
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Business Items.

20 GRAND GoNcERT.--FatherJ Kemp's celebra-
ted Old Folks Concert Company, with Emma
J. Nichols, appear at Deering Hall next
Monday evening. -. ...l-.n - -
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.......,.t ..... BowDoIN COLLEGE, Oct. 10.
The members of the Bowdoin Base Ball
Club do hereby accept the challenge of the
Pennassewasse and will meet them on the
College grounds Saturday, Oct. 10th at one
o'clock. FRED. BoARDMAN,
'''' '"'" ''i Sec'y Bowdoin b. b. @.
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PROLIFIC BEAN.-Mr. s. HI. Waldron, at Ca
pisic mill in Westbrook, raised this season, in
his garden, from two stalks of beans, three
hundred and sixty-eight pods. One of the
stalks yielded 16S pods, the other 200 pods
Three hundred and thirty-eight Of the r,ods
were well filled.
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p NOTIoE.-There will be an adjourned meet
ing of the Plasterers' Association at their hall
on Thursday evening next, Oct 18th. at z IL
O'clock A full attendance is requested.
ftt''iH' gag q" Per order of the President.
Oct. Is, 1867. ~. Ia ,...... ocl6d2t
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, Estate % seward Nierrilll :

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed Executor OF the WIN OF
II Ia SEWARD MERRILL, late of Portland
in the County of Cumberland, deceased and has
taken upon himself that trust ny giving bonds as the
law directs. All persons having demands upon The
estate OF said deceased, required exhibit The
same; and all persons indebted 10 said estate ore
called upon to make payment to
n ANLREW 4. OSBORNE. Executor.
VIM f. Morris, atty, foF said estate No 100
Portland, October 1, 1861 Oetb -eod9v
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AUCTION COLUMN.
Farm Winthrop True. FhtNrIN TnEE
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Ladies' Gloaks-PB Frost.
Not Much-C. W. Belknap.
For w aldoboro'-Steamer Charles Houghton.
New Goods-A. W. PANE
Bindery-R. NJ. Fogg & Co.
M. l.. A., Removal. tAgBE
Lumber Yard to Lett. ii. Hamln. a.
Hoop Skirts "A. w Paine.
Ship Timber-Willam Allen,
Adnlinist atOr's Notice. ~ krrftrG
Cl0thing-Orin Hawkes. & Co HHlal ~
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y. A. W. PAINE, No, 10 Market square, has just
returned from New York with a nice lot of
new goods He has the best assortment of but
tons ever offered in Portland. Don't fail to
see the new goods H. .ilfr - l.f7H0F
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Seizure ofaGnaas

~ cribed goods were seized at the times and
places hereinafter mentioned for violation Of the
revenue Laws:qtJ - aa.asil...I w '.f
u September 18th, at Gorham SOrrel Horse 1867,
with two white feet
sSeptember 1Tth, on board Steamer New England,
a bottles brands. iNfO lALt T LtE.
Septembi 18th, at Northumberland, bags con-
tainfngf00 TBS. Nutmegs.
0et0ber 1st, at Appraisers Room, bottles Brandy.
October 1st at Appras Room, Bottles Brandy.
= October 5th at summer, fDark B1y Maze.
ANY person on persons claiming the same arc re-
uuested 10 annear ami make such claim within TWEEN
~ lavs from the date hereof otherwise the said
goods will be disposed OF naeeoTdnce with the cts
" = ISRAEL wASHBURN. In
-. ,o ,oe- ,,oll| Collector
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New Marriaoe Guide.

an Ess tgtor Young Men, on Physiological Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, incident to Youth and Early
NJ anhooi, which create impediments to MARRf-
ter envelopes free OF charge Address, DR.. j. skill
LIN 1OUGHTON, Howard Association, Phadel-
phia, Pa M III - Sept 26-d&wSm sN
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WE understand that the firm of II. B. Olaf
lin & Co., of New York, (the largest dry goods
general agency for the Furlong Paper Panta-
let Co., Of Mechanic Falls, for the United
States, and have ordered all the goods that the
Company can produce.
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BDODDsS .gNIERVINE
AND HNVEGORATOR! .

81 4
n This Medicine is q NERVE TONIC 1t stops the
waste Of vitality, braces the Nerves. and anieiI
regulates the system. SleeplPssness, Irritability
Loss OF Energy, Loss oftppetite, Dysps psia, Con
stpation, local Weakness, and general failing O
the mental and bodily functions, are the common in
dcations, of Nervous Disease. iDodd's Neryine and
Invigorator is n complete specific tor all troubles
1t is also the best asst Is also the most agreeable -
Remedy for Female Complaints
offered to the public. Prostitution OF Strength
Hysteria--retaned, excessive irregular and paii,fu
menses-tield TO itsniage power. F'N'sA'NS ~
'8A~i TO MOTHERS. o.
i. Mothers! we also commend the NERvINE for use
in the diseases which afct children while Teetbjpp
as certain to afford quick and grateful relief me
simplifying Syrhps OF which Opinmlis the rffacipai
ingredient, are dangerous to life. impair the il,nc
tons of the stomach and bowels anil ACTUALLY
impede the healthy growth of your oifsrrIne | I'd
cure Wind collie. regulate the bowels. soften the
gum, and relieve PAIN the NERYINESwil ALWAYS
= Don't Use Anything Else!
llil9T Dodd Is Nervine cphtails no OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient. For sale by all Druggists
Price One Dollar per bottles
NsNbiI.tB. STORER5 x CO, iPreprietors.
No 15 Fulton Street, New York
October 10, 1867. lWtIS1yinub 4ItS U3E n ! 4
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JURoRs.-Ata special meeting of the Board
of Mayor and Aldermen, yesterday afternoon,
Messrs. Samuel l.. Lytord, Edward A. Emery,
John A. Montgomery and Charles d. Bearce
Were drawn as additional traverse jurors for
the present term Of the Supreme Judicial
COurt 80 ~
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Cen. BntIer and his Finan ciaI scheme.

GEN. Batter and his Financial scheme.
The Boston correspondent OF, the Hartford
Press speaks as follows concerning the effect of
Gen. Buffers financial heresies upon his pop7
ularity in his own State: i'l .i'l W" hi', .a
Gen. Butler has taken to himself more enc
mics in this State by his recent position on the
finance question than by any previous move he
had made. Merchants express themselves
with great severity towards him, and his Of
fence will not be forgotten. 1t is early to proph-
esy, but is evident already that he will lave
a hard road to travel in getting a re-nomina-
ton to Congress, next year. Mr.. William En-
dicott, a sound and thoughtful man on ques-
lions of finance, replied to Gen. Butler with
more ability and information than any previous
writer had shown in discussing this question:
His answer is regarded as entirely conclusive
here Mr.. Joseph S. Ropes an intelligent
merchant who treats ON finance questions as a
specially in several journals, is also in the field,
and goes at Butler with q good deal of nervous
energy. Capitalists are evidently disturbed,
and they have good reason to be. There is an
injustice in the present state Of affairs for
which the people are demanding a Iemedy,
and if it is not soon furnished on sound pripc-
pies of political economy, there is danger that
the mass of voters will turn to Butler, or even
to Pendleton, for relief. 5si 9ht -o5 9thh -
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Lot to Lease
FOiinI.

GOOD 10, ga oross street, S9Se5 feet Fourtb
,.,., ..sf ". II. JERKS
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MuuicipaICanrs.

,s..-5 JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING. OIL
TuEsDAy.-In the case of State v. Il. O. Andrews
for assault and battery, tried last Friday, Judge
Kingsbury rendered his decision, adjudging respon
dent guilty and imposing fine of 81 and costs Mr..
Andrews appealed the case to the Supreme Judicial
Court. Z ID n sEN "a Mss
Harry O'Donnell for drunkenness and disturb
ance paid $5.es. "a 8.
! Michael Mclaughlin, tor Keeping his shop open ON
the Lords Day, was obliged to pay $I3.25. -
James johnson and Frank II. Humphrey were
found guilty OF an ARRAY in the streets Col. Mat
tocks appeared tor johnson. AS 1t appeared that
Humphrey originated the atfray, he was fined 80 and
half the costs johnson was let off with a fine of
one cent and no costs. iGti .iori i' ~ -1l4
Hiram Gould had an examination on a charge of
breaking and entering the house OF Mr.. Colley and
committing larceny therefrom., The examination
was protract.d one, occupying the whole day, and
was not concluded until evening. Judge Kingsbury
reserved his decision until Thursday. j. H. Will
Jams, Esq, appeared for the respondent and County
Attorney Webb for the State. r,r.s-ar -
FoR WALpoBoRo' &c.-The steamer Charles
Houghton win commence her trips to Waldo
boro' &c. on Friday next, After that her reg
ular days OF sailing from here will be on Sat
urday at z A. NJ, for Boothbay, Round Pond
and Waldoboro', and on Wednesday at A.
NJ, for Boothbay, Hodgdons Mills and DANA
riscotta. Returning, will leave Waldoboro' ev-
ariscotta, every Thursday at 7A. NJ for Port
land, touching at the other ports on the pas
/ sage up 469u hGB GEord 10 T6ui0O 10
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Roy,e,s Mvst;c uo;r NIT

new discovery for coloring the Hair, whiskers
and Moustaches. Overtops everything. Sales i'm
mense Satisfaction unlimited One preparation.
ANY color. No washing. No trouble. Reliable and
perfect, IA ..... t..- W. BOGEE.
wigs and Hair Work, 2U2l Washington ST, Boston,
October 2. M w & rsN-dIm ~ III = ~
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A OEndllrICAIE of ten shares in the Unia, III
ann Quartz Mining Company Neyad, |u, Volu
an a, wmcn the owner can have BY calling AZ III
nce proving property and paying tor this asr,iS
INV fHsf Octl5dsf
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THE DAILY AND MAINE STATE
PRESS .Dt
May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Andrews, and
Chisholm Bros at Boston Depot and on the train of
G.. M. Curtis. ID g. INK. II-FfFft -in
At BiddefCrd, OF Pilsbury Bros. IJl4AC -'i.
At SacO OF J, S. Locke and b. s. Boulter. i't
At Brunswick, of W. r. Fields. -nh
/ AtWaterville, ofJ. S. Carter. 'i
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Mortgages Notice.

TO Edison Williams, Of Portland, County of Cup,her-
4 land. and State Of 1flhee; gfl ..T"
VOUare hereby notifiedthat the cotidithns OF GER
Il tain mortgage OF personal proper w. executed nv
YOU 10 Us as coparte upier the name and Arm of m
W. q A. DeerIng, dated the 18th day Of March. one
Thousand eight hundred and sixty seven and record
oil m the Clerks Office OF the tv ot Par,Iand AT
~ Page 2p are bt0kea tibet We have taken posses-
sion OF san property and that it il our intenijon 10
lorecose s Ill mortgage Tor breach OF eon,,itops
thereof ,,yLaL II. W. s. \. DEERING.
x, ncfIf lou
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CItU7'EW CUlt' Oe C3tFeU! ~
HEADACHE relieved. and IN II. fact every disease
lof the nose and head permanently ,cured by the
use of the well-known remedy,
~ fsaeder'S German snuff!
Try it, for il costs but 25e For sale BY all drug
gsts; or send 35c to o. p. SEYMOUR 4 CO.. BOs-
pei, ariseeeiye box bgrstrsa aaails D tltisN
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% LIQUOR SEEUREss-The deputy State con-
stables yesterday seized some ale and liquors
in the shop on the corner of Maple and York
streets. Quite crowd collected while the Of.
ficers were making the seizures, but no breach.
of the peace occurred. ~ -
In the afternoon the constables seized a small
quantity of liquor in the shop of james Nc
Gill on Washington street.
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In the matter Of josiah B,irieigh, BaRkrapt IN Bank
fINhiS ia 10 gve notice that apetItO has been pre
Nsented to the Court this Ourteenth day Of Octo-
Der, by Josiah Burleigh, # Portland, a Bankrupt,
praying that he may be decreed To have a null dis
charge from all his debts provable under the Bank
rupt Act, and upon reading said Petition,
III is ORDERED by the Court that a hearing be had
upon the same on the 18th day Of November,
a; ID 1861, before. the Court in Portland in said
Dlsttiet, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, and that notice
thereof be published in the Portland Evening
star and the Portland Daily Press newspapers print
ca IN said District once week To- two weeks aud
that one OF sad notices lie published in the weekly
issue Of said papers, and that all creditors who have
proved Their debs and other persons In interest may
appear at said time AMI place, and show cause,
shoudnot be granted! ~ ~ III =
issued October i4th 1861, by JAMES d. FtssES-
DEN Register. -.lAlIatL
WAI. r. PEBBLE,
Clerk of District Court or said District.
October is. dIaw2w&wIt
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Mafliaat Nnfics

II 81 FL on i9Wf5KsM lp,s NM do btespseial at
tenton 10 Disea es oi tho Eye NO. 8fJ Congress st.
ioa%es r e I'm Y a, NJ de lP,M.srar
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IMPORTS.

10 IMPORTS.
Ey HARRINGTON MS. Sch Umpire--749 otis dry
cod fish, $40 do pollock Al do halibut 25 bbls herring
II bbls tongues and sounds, bbls mackerel, ibis
napes and fms 19 bbls cod fish OIL to order.
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THE ELECTIONS. our exchanges We
CLEAN scanty intelligence in reference to the
elections, which the telegraph fails to give.
A doubt yet exists in relation to the exact re-
suit in the two great States of Pennsylvania
and Ohio. In the former, the election of
sharswood is generally conceded, and we hear
nothing more Of the 5000 fraudulent votes in
Philadelphia which were TO change the result
There are, however, rumors of Democratic
frauds III Lnzerne county, which forms part of
the Congressional district that returned Judge
woodward to Congress. In Scranton and the
north district of Wilkesbarre no Republicans
We're allowed to vote. 1t will be remembered
that the Republicans make large gains in this
Congressional district 1t is therefore, barely
possible that fraudulent votes enough may be
counted out to entitle Ketchum, the Republi-
can candidate, to his seat. In the legislature
the Republicans have majority of fifteen on
Joint ballot. This unfortunately does not in
sure us United States Senator in place of
MI Buckalew, though his term expires at the
same time with that OF Wade in Ohio, whose
successor the Democratic legislature of that
State will elect. The legislature of Pennsyl-
yanla is elected annually, while thai of Ohio is
G.
The exact majority of Hayes, Republican in
Ohio will only be determined by the official
returns. 1t win be somewhere between two or
three thousand, unless the Democrats contest
the ele ton and have the negro vote thrown
out, as they threaten TO do. Negroes are not
by law allowed to vote, but it has been the
uniform practice of the judges of elections to
receive the ballots of all persons in whom the
white blood predominates. They have deter
mined the fact simply by inspection; and this
course was pronounced legal by a decision of
the courts not long since. ID, ....,.... ..... -.
In Iowa, Merrill, Republican, has majority
5000 larger than that (which Stone was elect
ed two years ago, and the Legislature is four
fifths Republican. In Indiana the Democratic
gains are more than counterbalanced by gains
on the other side, but the returns are not suffi-
GENTLY full to indicate the details of the result
Nearly all the losses were occasiOned by bolt
ing candidates. Among the elections of the
9TH inSt a local election in Omaha, Nebraska
should not be overlooked. 1t was very warmly
contested, and resulted in a Republican major
ity of 25O. Congress required Nebraska to Sc
cure equal rights by it's Constitution before adj
hitting it as State, Ever since that time, the
Democrats have been aching to change it, but
if the first election in Nhich the question has
been at issue indicates anything, they have
small prospect of success. ,........ -.., ... iI
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At Most Excellent Prices for the
''i" ''i'o -t'i r '"' Buyer, 'h+i J ~.
is OBJ ainable at thepresen lime from the subscriber
lC{J lat head MrrH'S fWIIsAasF.ki -
oei2d'w MAJ mriH sos IL roS..
The great success oftioFF'SA MALT EXTRACT
Health Beverage, has been immense in our State, as
well as all other States Of the Union 8fih
Itsnperiority as a Tonic has been stated by the
report made to the New York ACADEMY OF Medicine
by the Special Committee
I Its availability as remedy for diseases of the
Fchest and Lungs has beeu proved by hundreds of
cases, ms well as by the testimonials OF the most en-
inent physicians.
I ITOFgoS MALT EXTRA CT has been used in nanyy
hospials.s Amons others in the Military Hospitals
Of Washing on, d. &C.; Pertains Institntion and
Massachusetts ASYLUM for tie Bind, Boston: Girls
Lode New York ;amishas always shown its
benefits to invals and exhausted. Dyspeptics, and
to persops Effected with diseases ofthe 0h4sA Lungs
and Bowels. "
q Sold everywhere Persons wishing agencies might
apply to Hoff S Malt Extract Depot 5i2 Broadway
N. Y.,u -tt.t +f.f.st A. M ian l.fi 1900, n s.
NV. F.PHlLLIPS & Co, Portland, sole agents for
Maine. Sold by Druggists anu GroceFs. o. j.
-, October 4. dot -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

11RUE BUT STRANGE. ANY person sending us
their address, with 20 cents will receive, by mail
the Name and Carte de Visite of their future Wife
or Husband; also, how either sex may gain the love
of any person they choose Instantly. Address, "a
5ah 9"' REEVES e CO., rs Nassau ST, New York.
. 10 Oct 16- w3msN "a 81 tsaiidhd thl 'ttt.'"l -
al 9laAIii-iii --
'e8a Water Color Painting.
MISS DAKIN, is prepared to give lessons in water
eolors and pencil drawing Persons DESTROYS OF taxi
ing lessons obtain all necessary information by
ehqniring of j. Ambrose Merrill Esq 149 Middle
Street, where specimens of her work may be SEEM
4 Reterenee-H. B. Brown, ESQ., oetl5vo3t"sn
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-H0teas xiamica Ojl,i,ae
"a Z C0tu9.sh car Oe C,f,.ed ! |

For sale by all druggists or send your address and
36scents 10 %. z. SEYMOUR Il CO.., Boston, Mass
and receive box by return mail. W. f. Phillips &
Co., agentsf Maine. e ssEEAB apri261ysn a