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Tarner's Tie Douloureux, or Universal
Me s ss Ia; III, rs a safe, certain and speedy
severest cases ale completely and permanently cnred
In very short time. Neuralgia in the face Or head
Gus disease withstands its magic influence r. has
the unqualified approval of many eminent phys-
clans. IL contains nothing injurious to The most 3e
icate system. Sold everywhere Sent on RECENT on
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER g. CO. 1So
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprietois.
For sale by W. f. Phillips & Co., Portland. Me.
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The conflicting interests near the Eastern
Promenade are still unadjusted. The only wav
IN which they can be adjusted is by compe-
tent commission, authorized and instructed to
take the whole subject into consideration and
IN view OF the present and prospective needs
OF business in that vicinity, to recommend
permanent grade for the promenade. An inn
partial report from such source would satisfy
the public, which neither wishes to hamper
the legitimate development of that quarter Of
the city nor to witness the destruction of the
Promenade by the hasty and irreparable action
ofinterested parties. In view of all the public
and private interests involved in this matter
the expense of satisfactory determination of
the grade must be regarded as a necessary and
judicious OUTLAY.
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DIED.

In Otisfe d, Aug.4 Mrs Hannah Heath wife of
Amos Morse, aged 6s years "''o "
In Lewiston, Aug. "a, Mrs. Amanda NJ. Blood.
aged IS years '
In Livermore, Aug. 10, Mrs. Jane Yeaton, aged sc
years months. 81 "
In Hvemore, Aug. 20, Mrs. Persis, wife Of VIM.
S. Young, I'd. aged q years. M
In Jay. An. IS, Henry Herbert child OF Henry
and Harriet Bartlett, aged wears months
In Belgrade, Aug. Is, Mr.. Daniel Stevens. aged "a
years months. E#7T- : = y So -
mer, aged 20 years.
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, WE wish to cali \ attention to the accon

z WE wish to call attention to the accom-
panying gard of Mrs. ANNA e. WYATT, OF
Campton, N. H., acknowledging the payment
Of one thousand dollars by G. N. LOOMS, Ge-
neral Agent of the Continental Life Insurance
company, OF Ir~rsfv-I,- Ganu for n no,;cv n,
Insurance issued by said Company on the life
Of her lost husband Mr.. George G.. WYATT
who was instantly killed by being precipitated
into the water, some thirty feet, by the fall Of
bridge, over which he was passing with his
loaded team. We are pleased again to call the
attention of the community to a company so
prompt i'll the adjustment of its losses, that by
its fair dealings and good management has
gained reputation and standing rarely at
tanned by any company of equal age.-Ports:
mouth Journal.
1t is with great pleasure that ACKNOWLEDGES
the reception of che tx of one thousand dollars
the insurance on the life of my late husband
George G. Wyatt, from the General Agent of
the Continental Life Insurance COMPANY of
Hartford. Conn.,, by the hand of H. S. Chase
and it affords me real satisfaction to here GER
tfy to the promptn ,ss and cheerfulness mani
tested by said Company in responding to the
above claim.
ANNA E. WYATT.
Campton, Aug. 2, 1867.
A. II. TYLER is Agent for the above Com
pany for Portland and vicinity, No. 10 Elk
change street. te Cti 1-l ilHtl
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PORTLAND & OGDENsBURa RA1LRoAD.-The
town OF ST. Johnsbury has pledged its credit
for S225OOO towards building portion of the
Port'an1 & Ogdenburg Railroad the town of
Concord, in Essex County, has pledged $780,
600, and Lunenburg $4,000 The Messrs. Fair
banks, the enterprising manufacturers, have
subscribed individually and as company the
magnificent sum of $15O,OOO for the same pur-
pose.
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81 Ruhicel

FMS unrlValed preparation tor identifying the
complexion and restoring the freshness and bloom of
youth, and for removing Tan, Sunburn, Moth and
Freeses is now for sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods dealers in this city. Enquire for Rubicel.
August "a. 2wsn
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SHOOTING THE WRoNG ONE.-One of our
. few nights ago thought he heard a
burglar about his premises. Opening the win
dow softly he discharged the contents of one
oarfel OF his revolver at somebody under
tsee, and upon investigation found that he
had shot his faithful dog who was snoozno
comfortably in the front ward
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COAL SALE.-An auction sale of $4,000 tons
scranton coal took place in New Yorkjwednes-
day,and there was decline in nearly all quail
tiles. Sixteen thousand tons lump were sold
at SS 70 to 81 II IL per TOM 10, 1000 tons steam
boat, 50 IS to 81 u IL; $4,000 tons, CRATE,
SS IS to 81; 5000 tons egg, 81 % to "A 81; 49,
600 tons stove, "a % to "a Al 10; 10000 CHI est
nut, So 80 IL to IS 90. The highest figures
were the first bids. st
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Row.-Yesterday afternoon two young men
got into an alteration in the fruit and candy
shop of Mr.. Appleby, No. 6s Federal street,
and were ordered out by the woman in attend
ance. They next went to the rear of the shop
and had fight, in which one of them getting
the wcrst of it ran into the shop by the back
door. The other one then seized an axe and
let it drive through the back window, following
it up with tub which demolished the window.
He then went into the shop and seized the
candy case and let that drive through one of
the large front windows breaking the sasbes
and large panes of glass. Having accomplished
this feat he escaped. An officer went in pur-
suit and arrested him. '''ai g fii
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SpnK EN-.

June %, lat 50 20, Ion IS 40, ship Brewster from
New York Tor San Francisco. tt .H -
July 81, lat 10 N Ion 26 w, ship Castillian from
Callao Tor Cork.
june n, lat 80 u N, Ion 81 90 w, ship Golden
State, from New York Tor Hong Kong
July 26, lat IS 80 N. lon 80 50, ship Herald OF the
Morning. from New York for San Francisco, all well
Aug 9, ON Grand Bank, ship Albert Gallatin, from
st John, NIB, tor Liverpool !,
Aug 9, lat 80, Ion 81, ship Robin Hood, from New
York for London. nl'ei . seq Z
Aug q; lat 40 70, Ion 50, ship New England, from
Liverpool Tor Philadelphia. = a. WV
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PosTPoNED.-The grand excursion Of tho
remains Is postponed to next Wednesday,
when, If the weather be pleasant, it will come
on and the cars will take a happy party to
saco river. The Committee of Arrangements
are making every disposition for one of the
best affairs Of the season. - ,r-.,I D !
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'NMARRIED.

P. Weeks ita0 s '1l7T Z ~ :
In Durham, Aug. II, Rev Beni Burnb am. OF
North Yarmouth, and Mrs Deborah Osgood. OF ID.
In Lewiston, Aug. "a, Eli Owen and Miss Jane
Stewart I
In Turner Aug. 25, John r. Tyler and Viola Par
aIesesr. fully p. orland A Baker, oil skowbe-
gan, and Fannie L. Whitcomb. of nj.
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Political Ifems.


zen. Butler feels sure that impeacbment il
coming, and has no doubt that Congress will
adopt his scheme Of suspending the President
as soon as his case is brought before the Sem
ate. 3 tH '.er- riu.-..- -... n
Gen. Grant advises Mr. Langton, the co,ored
lawyer, not to accept the position of Commits
sioner of the Freedmen's Bureau. The lat
Ter assents to the Generals views and urges
MN to do all he can to have Howard retained
Fernando Wood is in Washington urging
the removal of Secretary McCullocb.. adtla :
1t is said that Candy is Radical, and that
the President has sent him to relieve Sickles
because he desires to remove him from Wash
ington, where he has been in command Mr.
johnson has had serious thoughts of making
Rousseau the commandment in the Distr;.. %
Columbia. Hs 80 .
The National Intelligencer prints commu-
nication in which the writer predicts that the
South will send twenty-five negroes to the
next Congress, "if one ever assemblies"
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NAfien-

sNHE Republicans of Cape Elizabeth, are requested
to meet at the Town House in said town on SAT-
candidate for Representative =
year. ny ensuing
Aug 2S-dtd
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WE insert the following "notes" verbatim ct
hterdtim, for the benefit of "whom it may con-
cern.'
A serten MAIDEN lady had better be CAREFUL
how she meats serten married man OF the
iEmeral Isle at Westbrook she is well known
thare. CAPE ELIzARETH =
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BASE BALL.-A match game of base ball
was played on Wednesday afternoon, on the
ground near Arsenal, between the Union and
Active Clubs, of Portland, resulting in favor
OF the Actives, by score of 10 to 10 for the
Union. John Russell, of the Rising Star Club,
was umpire. asia q a.a. ai s. f.-iss 81 i-.s,f4sa.
% A match game was played for bet on We'd
nesday afternoon, ON the grounds at the Rolling
Mills, by the Triumph and Emerald Clubs of
this city. 1t was won by the Triumphs by a
score of 50 to 3d. 'As-3s
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Notice.

Inc Republicans OF Raymond are hereby request
ed 10 meet at the Town House, in said town, ON
Saturday. the 31st inst, at o'clock M, to nomin
ate candidate for Representative for the towns of
Raymond and Cumberland. 5'g
Per Order Republican Town Committee.
h Aug2ttd 81 Art nAmoF
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Z House No. 40 Brackett street was sold YES
terday at auction, by J. s. Bailey, for 1925
cash, to A. M. Dresser, ESQ. il..5 E.s
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y. ~. VOL. 53
Maine Reports !
Received and for sale by a
81 C4RIER Dc DRESSER.
Medical Notice.

G. ii. CHADWICK, M. D., will devote special at
tenon to Dsea es OF the Eye. No. 3Oib Congress St.
Office hours from II A. NJ. to1P.M.
May Is. sStt @ FSH kHw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR. LAMB has two good rooms to let on Con-
efess street. H.I $4,000 aue29d2t
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The PUBLIC ScHooLs.-A notice in relation
to the commencement Of the fall term of the
public schools, from the chairman of the com.
mittee, will be found in another column.
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Eve IL fTHITG
For Shooting ar FiShinr

Also me Pocket Cutlery, Razors, Scissors Tail
ors, BARRIERS and other SHEARS, Fruit and Flo,cer
CLIPPERS Ia new thngl and variety of small Hard
Ware, may be obtained of GIL BAILEY
augZfeo1tf sn No. As Exchange Street
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s.o KuBIcEL instantly alleviates the singing
sensation caused by Sunburn.
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HOLMES hoLk--Af s7th, scbs N sswail. fris
bee, Bangor !os New haysni ChaIlsngs. sp,lss fa
sa'l sn.s
Arctic, Healey. Rocklsnd Tor New York; Geo Wash,
lneton. from Belfast for do; vicksourg, Fuller from
Also ar 9th. briss Angela. Brown. Rockland tor
Baltmore; Caroline Grant, Bray, Bangor Tor Proyi-
chard & Torrey Frisbee, do Tor Philadelphia; s,hs
Atlantic, Cakes. do Tor New York Erie Water
SS1y do To- for jersey City, Ada Amss. Adams ROCK
land Tor New York.
In port brigs H Kennedy. H Means; sch Paul
4, BoST0N-Ar 2sth, schs Tantamount, Davis, Bal
t'm nor Pearson, Pearson, PHILADELPHIA.
Sd a seh w White. Sea, satcstord New York Sns;u
Ar Path, eargue Acacia. Robinson. Bonare. 18th;
sc sg 1 laaDe panno Swan Island for weymouth;
anu ccSsoarg, Kendall. do; Convert, Pendleton,
Idabs rd Hs,t Ahsy sango, Centurion, Weber. and
Sla zstn' ear9ues Houghton, Rogers Africa;
q Minot, Healy, Mobile: brigs ManSoni. Cook. for
~ Wade. WadSb White shediac sch Hen
sAI I,iS th sshs Ann Parker. Berry, Ban
SID 18th sch Ethan Allen, Blake, PHILADELPHIA.
BEyERLY-Ar2 sth, sch Ligure, Thmston. from
0a GiIL,oeUCEsTER-Ar 2sd. schs William. pr,,,ar,
Bangor tor Philadelphia; Hannah Clark, Grant, do
for bingham; Thos BARTLETT Gould, do Tor Boston:
LIZZIE Gupt sPauldRag, d Eoe ell n tor dol VIM
sons.,t 10 IN do: Action. Coombs Townsend toi
11 n1,ssrta n imhaii I'm Rancor for Roston
1 1os1on Gi,msn and Comet Miller. do for do
n noe n" 1sl,uo,.h AZ tor do
w o,s oSth cob falata Tomas tron
| ronISMooIn-Ai No'Ai' %" N"' oO'
new xorR; or.x. -, Ma, u..,. f,,,r,,niuoa
pd nAN5oh-Ar z'tn' sci mary "'''"'
BUOKsPoRT-sld2 sth, barque Helena Jackson
Duehos Ayres'
| u-.C-- no--S r
ItWE leTuFOh EkGN FOhAS'
| At Alden July 20. ships Garnet Tay, and Moon
light, Nichols, disg. go --'.as.50D
| Sid I'm Liverpool 18th, ships Mutlah, Brown, iol
Calcutta; 18th, Commodore Grozier, Boston.
Lydia skoleld: skolaeld. Tor Philadelphia; barque
| Egeria, Starrett, tor New Orleans; and others.
Sid fm Newport 18th, ship Marcia bay, Chase
New YORK. 80 - .sgn
Arat Londonderry 18th inst, barque Pleades
| Bradley, baltimore
SID i'm Havre l2th inst. 6arque Abbie N Franklin
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Portland and vicinity.

ENrEhTAIsMESr ooLuMs.
japanese Matinee, Saturday Afternoon.
Grand fair-SuInner Streef Church.
Excursion TO Saeo kiver--F,iends az Liberty.
A&. NEW ADyERrIsrmExr corpMx. 49,
Fancy Gools-A. G. Corliss
steamb> nj Nofice-Ro.s Il stard;vant
Found-G L. Bailey
Notice 10 Builders Nv N
Tea, Cofee, &e.-J ~ Gerrisb. ~ N-
school Not, Nathan Webb.
Girl Wan'ed.
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Long Sought For !E,EyW
Come at Last :!
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

% We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found sale by all city
Druggists and first class Country Grocsrs. I..ss
As a MEDICINE Mains Wine is Invaluable, bel az
among the best ifnot the best remedy for colds and
pulmonary, complaints, manufactured from the pure
Juice Ofthe berry, and unaduterated by any impure
Ingredient, we can heartily recommended 1t to the
sick as MEDICINE. $50.
s "ro the days OF the aged 1t addeth length,
To the mighty it addeth strength"
Ills balm for the sick, joy for the we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell
MAINS, EIDE Il h e 4 RY WINE.
nov 81 SN d&wtf ..., flsrss
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HYDRAULIC CRMRNT PIPE (.

HAACAAC CHm ENT FIFE!
You can use nothing better Cor
49 DRAINS and SEWERS, for the verybEf
Reasons that 1t Is CHEAP, and that
Age improves It, as many years
Use abundantly proves. It is
. Like few things else-growing better
In usingi 1t also makes good
Chimnies, and much cheaper than bricki
i Culverts made Of iC do not FAM l4all
Engineers and builders use it! ish 3 flut
Wen Of every position have
endorsed it! fSee our Crculars.l WI
AZ Now don't delay having good drains
TIL in-health gives you warningi
PURE WATER is BROUGHT from a spring
In ALL IT'S PURITY through q 4SH
y Pipe made of Hydraulic Cement ~
Il Plurbus Unum Alwaysi
j. w. STOCK WELL & co,
1913 Da,vorth ST., Portland, Me.
Manufacturers Of Hydraulic Cement Pipe.
az Orders may be LETT at 64I Union st. or at tn
isc-ory. aug3oeod2w
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Portlan d Railroad Company.
Directors Meeting. Aug "a, 1867.

VOTED, that and after Monday, Sept. I'd. sim
v gle Fares in this city be six cents. Package
tickets twenty for - 90; ave for u CENTS
Children between the ages of and II, four cenfs
School tickets discontinued 'Ia n -
Westbrook, Way Fares, six cents, to Morrill's
ten cents, or twelve tickets fer 81 90, r.
Woodfords, eight cents, or sixt. en- for D On
School tickets discontinued
westbrook, Monthly Tiekets-one ride each NM,
except Sundays = Morrills, $3.50, Woodto~rSssy'
s1 xaSu:t u ar M. @ PALMER, sec'y.
y Aas1s'@'' uu lTrss.f st-rs,r
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CONCENTRATED LYE.
twill make ~ pounds excellent hard soap, or %
gallons OF the very best soft soap for only about 30
cents. Directions on each box. For sale at all Drug
and Grocery stores. =
q aEg BEWARE OF tCOUNTERFEITS.
GE-Be particular in asking for PENNSYLVANIA Salt
Manufacturing Co.'S Saponifer. no17sNeod&w1y
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Portland Rifle Club q!
,aa3ot1uW = 19lgnNN
Annual Meeting for Prize Shooting
sal sEPTEMBER 8, 1867,
.ausng 49, sr on
THE CLUE HOUSE.

THERE will be ten prizes valued at 500; hve priz-
i es for Rest Shooting at 40 rods; five prizes for
Oh Hand shooting at 20 rods. I
Tickets dollar each. entitlng the holder 10 hVe
shos. "a .fa1EFF. & HE'- a.aeaa
Amy person obtain tickets for rest shooting or
for on hand, or for both but one person cannot re-
celve more than one prize. should the same Isrs0n
make the shortest string both at rest AMI Of-hand,
he will take his choice of prizes, and the next short
the prize ei will be entitled the other prize.
Shooting Nv PROXY not dlkolced. Should there be
tie Oh either prize, Il shall be decided BY single
shot each from the two contestants,
Firing TO commence az eight O'Clock i'm the fore
neon. and to close at 81 in the afternoon.
IL the weather Is stormy the shooting will come Oh
the first fair day. 90
The rules Of the Club to be observed.
Whole number Of tickets one hundred.
Tickets can be hal Of Otis Brown, No. % Federal
Street, and OF Charles Day, Jr No. % Exchange ST.;
Mt the latter place the priz.as he seen
August %. did
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rr<Es change more rapidly than ne are ae-
eastoassd 10 think. fhiFty-two years ago an
Ahositionist speaker was driven ont Of the old
Quaker meeting house In this city by mob
aud barely escape with a whole skin because
he was escorted by two brave women. He did
not escaped with whole clothes. That sounds
strangely enough; but here Is a document,
lately found among some old papers in Scar
bore, which reads SIN more strangely: s.
FALMOUTH, We 18th Angst. 1903.
Then Recvd. OF Joseph Prout ye Sum of
Thirty two Dollars for Charges &c. In full for
two Negro fellows that Ran away from thare
Master Timothy Prout Esqre. with the Charges
also off Whale boat by way Of A Note of hand
on Demand. u. james Dickey.
Only q little over hundred years since we
claimed "negro fellows" here in Portland (then
Falmouth), ito have and to hold" and paid
cash for their recovery, when strayed or stol-
en-! The paper is well preserved, and bears
the endorsement, "James Dickey, Receipt for
Negroes" ~
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30
. TENTS. $40

Mn rOk Al and $40 to SIS for Wall. perfect at
Spods ope,sixth their cost. Also, Dry Goods Army
spreals Rubber Covers, Arctics' 20 e. ""'S' DsU
R-Auction every evening. 49, ~ g.
mo Fa,u., g.. NJ. CHARLES & CO.,
's'' boston, Mass. .IHH. aug2sdiw
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
4li'ais aa rant Wines.
SO highly recommended by Physicians, may be
wholesale at tbe drug stores of W. W. Whip
pie & Co., H. II. Hay. W. F. Phillips & Co., L. L.
Stanwood and j. w. Perkins & Co. jan12snd1y
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! 2BatchelOr's Hair , Dive.

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 i'll
effects Of Bad Dyes Inyisorates the hair, leaving
liam a. Bachelor. All others are mere limitations
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Periumers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
November 10, 1866. d1ysn aH3Ftf HtFf
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why Suffer from Sores +?

why Suffer from Sores ? "
When. by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Barns, Scatds, Chapped Hands, Sprains, Cuts,
Wounds, and euery Complaint Of the Skin. Try II,
as it costs but 25 cents. Be sure to ask for -
.ssA Hale's ArsaicG Ointment,
For sale by all druggists, or send your address and
and receive box by return mail. W. r. Phillips &
Co., agents for Maine. april2G1ysn
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IMPORTS.

s4,v IMPORTS.
WINDSOR, MS. Sch Reward - 200 tons plaster,
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1s-'l 3''%sfla7 nr Ha o. #maEts
s1sri7 -Gts s-l ,-iri7
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WStramatic salts and stru matte min.
cral Waters, just received and for sale by ~
Axu j. w. PERKINS & CO., ~
no24sNeod&weowfy No. SO CommercialSt
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THR Boston hers'd's special correspondent
had an intesisw With the ffe'iisni on Wed
ssiAy, and askesl hire Cos s,asethins s"s's'''-
taiive 10 "a s,il st.sries si.ont the tsH'''''
dissoiuiiaa. la Psfsiicni I.i.l.rd' y GA MS
tcicgrAsi taast ! has s.t eeerissd A'.S 80" -
tisa. nsE s.sk.d oae Boas any n'sA''~
p.-aena 4 shiset- rhis 10 imP"rt@n@ eA'ss' "
sail prove that As. Jahn.sn "a an '''r sAa
sanaltian 90 "Wednesday that h~ ga. three
a.v. bsGsrs. whea h. gass ths correspondence
l..i,s..u hls.s.llf ssd GfAnt - the representa-
,i,.. ~ a. Iiusisa Pssss aud Aew Notk Her
IA. a. mas hase reecsssd ths resignation u
ssssy ono ID hls a'iai,goss. alle.l lheir places,
aad 4ilsFsas1s iaE<sttca a throash Goo great
dsseaioa 10 Tia cap that aeesa't elaseT and docs
tnehriaae.
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THE PRESS,
Friday Moraing, August 80, 1887

Eg- Fgra poge tO-daV-our Candidate for
Governor; schances Tor Business; Pawnee
". sioux; Reputation; Varieties.
Fo4ytA pa0e-charge Of the Rum Brigade;
How II Il Done; the Secret o. how 10 love and
how 90 b. loved; rhaekeFay On Bus tT
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VIM. A. PEARCE,
Plumber snS n Sore street, Portland, Me-,
,nrn ger f. ana Dealer in Hot and Gold witer
apes iSr Public and Private Houses Eaa.o FIX
manner m "a Also Plumbing Work done IN the hest
Aug 23dlm
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Patents of list and sth Feb, 1881 :
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-30
KENTUCKY ITEMS.

Richard Bradshaw, a Louisville archI-
tect, died at st. Paul, Minnesota, on the
oath inst.
The time for holding the Harrison
County Fair has been changed TO the 10th,
18th, 18th and 18TH days of September. II
will be held on the grounds of the ASSOC
citation, near Cynthiana, KY.
A distinguished citizen of Kentucky
recently said that Mr.. John l.. Helm was
one-hali rebel and the other half egotist.
There will be a great gathering OF the
Third Party Democracy at Mumfordsvllle,
Kentucky, on the 2d day of August. Dis
tinguished speakers are expected 10 be
present.
At IA Rebel Democratic ga herring in
Wood1ord County on the 23d instant,
speeches Were made by John l.. Helm.
o w Stevenson, James Is. Beck, ". c.
7. Breckenridge, d. Rournrd Smith, and
Basil Duke-the last three being he right
hand men of john Morgan! The chains
ATE fast being forged with which to bind
the Union men of the state OF Kentucky.
Col. VIM. Brown and Capt. NJ. J. Roach
will speak III the Second Cong essionaI
District, at the following times and places:
GreenvilIe, Tuesday, July %; Hartford,
Wednesday, July oath Morgantown,
Thursday, July 25th; Brownsville. Friday,
July 26th; Litchfieid. Saturday, July 9th;
Hardinsburg, Monday, July 29th Halves
vile, Tuesday, July 30th Cloverport,
Wednesday, July 3lst.
a committee appointed TO examine the
line of the proposed Lexington and Rich
mond tKy.,) Railroad, report that there is
an abundance Of good coal adjacent to the
~aAI I'D -a--
limestone and hydraulic cement.
Two boys, named respectively Doughty
and Morgan, We're drowned last Saturday,
a short distance from Covington.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-30
ITEMS.

The Methodists at Bedford propose to
erect a new church building at that place.
The old one has been torn away.
A little girl named Katie Thomas, was
killed by lightning in Madison, on the
evening of the 25th.
n base ball mania spreads. Peters
burgh, in Pike County, has a club which
was recently organized.
The Terre Haute Express complains that
the dog fennel in that city has become
troublesome. That weed generally grows
rank IN small country towns where but
little business is transacted.
A son OF Mr.. Alfred Kepler, a lad about
ten years old, was drowned in the Ohio
River, in front of Noun Vernon, last
week. He was bathing with some COM
rades, and got beyond his depth. He was
d owned before assistance could be rem
dered.
1t is stated that silver ore has been foun
in the vicinity of Bedford in paying guam
titles. \ mpa from Illinois have
leased the ground, and are preparing to
sink a shaft to test the matter.
The house burglars are at work all over
the country At Petersburgh, one night
last week, Mr.. John Howard was robbed
of his pocket book while asleep. Forum
ately it did not contain a great amount of
g~reenbacks. A little judicious hanging
would not be too rough for the rascais who
are providing about the country just now.