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Political Notes.

nd montgomery Blair insists that Gen. GRAM
expressed himself well pleased with the result
OF lpe late elections, though it is understood
thatthe Washington Star had authority to con.
tralict the statement when It first hecame
current *faa 'assfsai af TT -
1t is said the Republican. Central Committee
OF pennsylvania have decided to contest the
sisction of Judge Sharswood. f3 d
The Kennebec Journal says: "Hon. Nelson
Oingley, Jr, who has been solicited from diff
issont parts ofthe State to allow the use of his
name for the Speakership next winter, author
isss his friends to say that he does not wish 10
b considered candidate"
IA Pearpole Sabattis has been chosen represen-
ssdve to the Legislature by tie Passan,aouod-
~ tribe of Indians His sentiments ON the
temperance question are not positively known
Dut from the weakness for @fre-water" for
wpich ms race is famous, it is fair to infer that
ne will act with the P. L. LIS. - - ~.
Mayor Chapman Of Baltimore, testified, on
II ursday, before The Congressional Commit
g 'ee Oh the Constitution of Maryland, that at
'e'.ss one halt of the militia of that State are
oisNeF rebels or rebel-sympathizers, and that
ti'porsloh OF disloyal officers is still great
en- nc also explained how the new Constitu-
tloh tufo"s the whole power into the hands of
I'd : rebels OF the eastern shore. i4i1 r-
3 The death of Hon. Thomas n Noo,, D
sentative from the third Missouri Congressman
iolal district makes it necessary to choose ~.
successor mt the State election on the eth 81
next month, and the Republicans have NOM
in.ted John I'll. Chase. 1t is a strong Demo-
ciitic district and gave NOEL over thousand
no jority last fall ~, -tt
"A Boston corresponding of New York pa
per gives an account of the manner in which
he nomination OF John Q. Adams was effect
en- ny the +. l.. LIS. at the Massachusetts,
Dem2eratic Convention. II was brouont ,bout
by afesortt to tricks of the most mn so,,,o,,lo,,s
cliaracter.9di taaa f
The New York Times says that Gen. Grant.
al Republican candidate for the Presidency
VIII come nearer to being elected unanimouslv
tian any man since James Monroe
Inc Penobscot Democrats accept Vallan-
o'5ham as their ''representati re" man. The
,"t,nca'len meeting in Bangor, addressed by
.l,,s iniis' sanborn and Pilsbury, adjourned
WIN cneers Tor Vailandipham. and the Ran
ior democrat says that great statesman win
..,s.'"ta, 'if' wade in the United States
henate Hega isa4 ssgf - sTo1T 4
Inc argus Is afraid sheridan's visit to PORT !
lard may be the occasion of a apart;san a..
onstration." Judging by the feeling e~h;h;.as
towards Sheridan by the Democratic no,aSs
we fear the Argus is right. The Portsmnnt,'
States and Union" styles him "the barn
burner and loyal raider adding that 'Demo-
Gratis won't tip their hats to any such lawless-
ness and tyranny as is embodied in Phil Sher-
jdan."
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In PRIsoN.-Mr. Jesse L. Floyd, of Columbia
Falls, who has been confined in our county Jail
for more than a year, and who was recently
sentenced to eighteen months imprisonment
for fraudulently obtaining widows bounty,
has been taken to Thomaston to expiate his of
fence in the State Prison.
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BatchelOr's Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the hest in the world.
The only true and perfect Dge Harmless, Reliable,
Instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tinis Natural Black or Brown Remedies the IN
effects of Baa Dyes nvigorates the hair leaving
il soft and beautiful The genuine is sgned va
ham "A. BateheiOr. All others are mere limitations
and should be avoided. Sold byall Druggists aud
Perinmers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
2 seB Beware OF "a toumterScia- sS
ahnr1a 1.rr.,
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GoNcERT.-Our citizens must not forget the
concert to be given ON Monday evening at
Deering Hall by Father Kemp's troupe, dressed
In the fashion of olden time If you want to
hear pure, unaduterated music go and listen
to them, and you will be delighted. 1t is worth
the price of a ticket to hear Miss Nichols sing
the beautiful song of Father, dear Father!
come home with me now"
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Or
CONCENTRA pED Eye
l.aatp "a BOGLE'S
Enamel 'OmDJexian paxp6a

N s,a THE skCREroF BEAUTY.
A new, elegant and agreeable roo.r.,ion FIN.
pelutnyi.s Lls COMPLEXION and rendering il 7fresh,
e , rse ana q marble deleacy vet enfe1y nee
euticie. Il graduates tan sisc6Iorati,ns aud ali
ans Of the skin. One trial will decide
us cepetc sn eriotity over ;tnyother ice teher
iqaid or powder whether OF foreign or home manu-
neture, Price Soeents. W. BOGLE, 1T ~
VII IS and Hair Work Peg Wasifir sts1 81 Boston.a
October 5. TT& S-dlmlsN 7'1srN -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Republican caucus.

Inc Republicans of Wiadhann are reqiested- to-
meet a. the Town House on Saturday. October 26th
at 7 O'Clock r. NJ, TO nominate a candidate for Rep
resentatiVe 10 be supported at the election the
Per order OF the Town Committee.
Windham, Oct. 10, 1857. ord
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I
D--9eanresons amusing work, entitled "a
BOOK about Lawyers which was published IN
London at $3.50 in gold, will be isyued nex :
week, in New York, at $500 in currency bv
G. w. Carleton & Co., who also publish at the
same time, a singular new novel with the
strange title of "Titan Agonistes."
The author of that singular melange of
Yankee stories and sketches entitled "Widow
Bedott," left a portfolio of unpublished manu-
scripts of the same sort, which will be issued
next week under the title of "Widow Spfig-
GINS by @. w. Carleton & Co., who will have
ready at the same time, a novel by new
I Southerniady author, entitled '.'Four Oaks . I,
Papa, said a bright-eyed little girl one
day, Il believe mamma loves you be tern she
does me-" Papa held doubts on that subject
but concluded that it was not best to .lenv the
softimpeaehment. She meditated thoughtful
~ about it for some time, evidently constituting
her fashers silence as. uniavorable to her side,
Wen, said she at last, II s'pose it, all right ;
you re the biggest, and it takes m ore to love
YOU" w '''o
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KEROSENE OIL A party in Brunswick sent
to Boston trader to furnish him with Boston
Kerosene: The traderrepled -sBuy Portland
Kerosene Oil, for i really believe it to be the
only safe article in the market There is no
doubt of this fact, and if people would pur-
chase this oil, AMI only this, we should hear of
much less loss of property, and of severe in
jury to the person. Three or four accidents
from explosions within few days. Fortu-
nately, there has been no loss of life, though
IN two instances persons were seriously burned.
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The great snocnss nfhnEE.s. MAIT nj

The great success ofhQFF.Ss MALT EXTRACT
Health Beverage, has been immense in Stale. as
well as all other STATES of he Union
Itsuperiority as Tonic has been stated by the
report made % the New York Academy OF Medicine
by the Special Committee.
y Its invauability reiney for diseases OF the
chest and Lungs has beeu proved by hundreds OF
cases, as well as by the testimonials OF the most
inent physicians.
HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT has been used in many
hospitals. Among others in theiNilitarY Hospitals
of Washington, ID. c.; Perkins Institution, and
Massachusetts Asylum for tie Blind, Boston: Girls
Iodging-house, New York and has always shown its
benefits TO itvaiids and exhausted DysIeptics, and
to persons affected with diseases of the Chest, Lungs
and Bowels. fai 5H
Sold everywhere Persons wishing agencies might
apply to Hof's Malt Extract Depot, 5i2 Broadway,
n. Y. I'D n
w. +. PHILLIPS & CO., Portland, sole agents for
Maine. Sold by Druggists aud Grocers.
October 4. dot a 8ai i58- HHIlaQ at.tVrH %
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BASE BALL.-A friendly game took place
yesterday afternoon between the Butchers
Club and the Scrub Nine Club. There was
considerable sport. The Butchers were the
Nine
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Aug 1s, lat % $. Ion II W, ship We mont, Higgins,
IRON Callao for Falmouth 80 NC
Sept g, lat II n Ion 70 W, ship Ceylon Leach, i'm
Sunderland ior Eurraehec
Sept ~ lat % y, Ion IA W, barque Sunbeam, IRON
Nassau, MP, t0r Rum CAV u III -
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oct19d2t

CovERT's Patent Book Binder for binding
music, magazines. newspapers, &C.. which arc
being introduced by H. NJ Fogg & Co., 35l IL
Congress street, should call the attention of
all having anything of the kind to bind, as it
is done very substantial and at much less ex-
pense than book-binders can do it. tt
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CASES of lead poison have become frequent
of late, owing to the use of miserable cheap
preparations for the hair known as Hair Re-
newers, &c. Avoid this evil by using only
scientific preparations like DR. Chaussier's EN-
press. Sold by Crosman e. Co txA ~
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MINsTRELsY.-Duprez s. Benedict's New
Orleans Minstrel and Opera Troupe had
large audience at Mechanics Hall last eyel
ming. The music, both vocal and instrument
tai, was excellent, and the jokes were good
They will give their second and last perform
ance at the same place this evening gssgs
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L0ssg Sought For! . ..'..l "a
Come at Last!
Mains Elder Berry Wine,

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found ior sale by all city
Druggists and first class Country GTocers g
As a MEDICINE Mains Wine is Invaluable, beiae
among the best ifnpt the best remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, manufactured from the pure
Juice ofthe berry, and unadulterated by any impure
Ingredient we can heartily recommended it to The
sick MEDICINE.
3 . 10 the days OF the -ase,iii adleth length,
To the mighty 1T ddeth strength =, q =
lis q balm Tor the sick, a joy for the we'll
Il Druggists and Grocers buy and sell
MANS, Ell ID EggEERRY WsNE
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L i-aJ ali7 'upeE klN6SBuRY PRESIDING.
FRfDAf.-John Fizsmmons was broughtu up on a
sorch iiio seizure process by the State Constabes
hlr Putnam appeared for the respondent The
Court afljudgcd titzsimmons to be guilty and sem
fenced him, according to statute, TO Imprisonment
for three iaonths and fine of 500. He appealed the
case to Tue Supreme judicial Court. asa
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DR.. MoRsEs success is SO generally known
for effecting cures Of Catarrh and diseases OF
the Throat and Lungs, by his, the only method
by which those complaints can be reached and
cured, cold medicated inhalation, shat COM
ments are unnecessary. No. 5 Deering street
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
M A RI N r. NEWS
----=--------------------
PORT OF PORTLAND.

,.,....- Friday. October Is.
p ii1 =" fi..74 ttn'- ARRIVED z s..I SID.
Steamer New England, Field, st john NIB, via
Eastport Tor Boston.
N Brig Sal all Peters, Andrews GeOrgetown1 CO.
Brig Lucy Ann, Rose, Georgetown lllC
Sch Hattie T. Sampson, Blake, Georgetown.
Sch James Henry, Oliver, Baltimore
Sch Clara Rankin, Rankin, Philadelphia.
Sch Nelson Harvey, Bearsc, Albany.
n Sch Adriana, Eastman, Port johnson.
Sch Planet Dermott, New York eaM
Sch Albion, Spear, New York ..
Sch 5 Dyer, Dyer, New York, .
Sch Texas, Day, Boston.
Sch Chnton Hadlock, Boston.
Sch Ii prescott. Freeman, Provincetown
T Sch Lookout, LIBBY, Bay Chaienr, with 2i0 bbls
rnaekerel. e'i's tit'fl fsiill IGIl'l1T = -
Sch Arizona, Lewis, Bay ChaIeur, 97s bbls fl
Sch Red Jacket Higgins Rockland tor New York
Sch L Ames Lowell, Bangor for Norwaik
Sch Agnes, Tarr, Bangor tor Boston. ~ .a-
80 CLEARED mHi I.f fiH
Brig Frontier Skinner, Hafax-J Porteous
Sch Brothers Pride, (Br) Farnsworth, Corvallis
NS--master. -
= sea Maracaho. Henley. New York-Rerlin Mills
Sch owe Elizabeth, Thompson, Boston Berlin
Mills Co. Hs8 - VII 1870.
Sch Gun Rock, Boyd, Lubec-J Winslow & co.
The report in the Bath Times of the burning of
brig u * SWEET, at Savannah is incorrect that
vessel Is now at this port loading for Cuba. '
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THE DAILY AND MAINE STATE
r-s PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson Andrews and
G. M. Curtis
AT Biddeftrd OF Pillsbury Bros. 7 a.tlas
AZ Saco OF =, S. Locke and b. S. Boulter. e
At brunswick, of w. r. Fields
y At Waterville, of j. S. Carter. ed. ...I.
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" LAAMoILLE VALLEY RAILRoAD.-The surveys
down the Lamolle river valley to the proposed
junction with the Vermont Central railroad at
"eofsl'' are by this time completed. The st.
1ohhSoury oaiedonian understands that the
hne Is ionnd to be remarkably favorable, both
as regards grades and curves The people Of
the valley seem determined to secure the loea
tion of the Portland and Ogdensburg road ON
this line, which would shorten the through
route some twenty miles.
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A SPECIAL meeting of the Irish American
Relief Association win be held at their hall ON
Monday evening, Oct. 21st. at 2 IL o'clock, for
the transaction of important business A full
attendance is requested ea ~
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nroneh;ais ana rpht.isic Cured.

bronchitis and Phthisic Cured.
-1 bad been AFFLICTED Tor eight years with Bronchitis
causing raw throat, frequent bleeding, and much
distress IN thesr pipes aud chest rendering very
dificnit and wearsome to speak. By the free of
uie treat German Hemedy Jor two months. was
entirely cnred. 4 = & - q. WEbIcoArE
For sale by john w. Perkins & Co, W. +. Phillips
a Co., II. HI. Hay, and W. W. sWhipplo 81 Co.,
Wholesale Drug siss, Portland, and by the trade
generally throughout tho state
l.. Prepared only by JEREMIAH BUXTON, JR.,
Yarmouth, Me- aFEH sepia6eodiInsS s,iasll' w
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RI Il. sa77tH HALLS i
g II VEGETABLE SlClllAN
- yI d HAIR F. r.
I s t;!ls.ls ..REzYEWZR. e

Is TIC only ihiaIIibIe Hair Preparation Tor
RESTORING GRAY HAIR 40 IT'S ORIGINAL
COLOR AND PROMOTING IT'S GROWTH. q
III is We cheapest preparation ever
offered to The public, as one bottle
sCSH last longer and accomplish
more than Three bottles Of dny
other preparation.
~ onr ienewer is not dye; it will not stain the
r. viii keep ilse hair from faIIsae Ont.
1t cieanses the Scalp, ami makes the Hair, Soft.
Lustrous and salken. ts19N'
Our Ire1tses ON the Hair sent Tree by mail.
X. p. HALL & CO., Nashua, n. H. Propretors.
For sale by all Druggists. oc7eodS eoWImsN
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FIRE.-.The alarm about 8 o'clock last eve
ming, from box is, was caused by fire breaking
out in the blacksmith shop at the Grand Trunk
depot. 1t was extinguishsd with buckets OF
water before much damage had been done.
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& .sHd-AvfRFILL, f'iREMEN. = The members of
Torrent No ?, Company of Haverhill, Mass,
came up IRON Bath yesterday afternoon, and
were welcomed by our Portland firemen who
Showed them some attention. In the afternoon
the Cumberland, No. 3s, Buys. gave them col
lation IN their engine house. Afterwards the
CuInbefltnds, preceded by the Haverhill Cor
net Band, escorted their guests through vari-
Gus streets in the city, the Band playing admit
rable music. In the evening, the Haverhills,
with their Band, attended the theatre. This
morning they leave for their homes. They are
flne looking set Of men, and Haverhill may
pride herself upon such company of fire.
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New Marriage Guido.

dn Ess iy1or Young Jlen, on Physiological Errors
Abuses and Diseases, incident to Youth and Early
Manhood which create inipedhnents to MARRI-
AGE, with means of relief. Sent in scaled let
ter envelopes free OF charge. Address. DIR j. Skill
LIN li0UGHTON, Howard Association, Philadel-
pha, Pa. .l'.t3f '' Sept 26-detwJm sN
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Catorph Co,, no C,,,e,y =,

HEADACHE relieved, and in fact avarv a,sasss
~ q the nose and head permanently cured by the
use Of the well-known remedy, - 80
Readers German snufY!
Try Il, for It costs but 25e For sale by ali drug
gisfsi or send 3De to o. p. SEYMOUR < Co Hos
moi, and receive a box BIZ return mail sepidtfsy
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TIL Il PR ESS
Saturday NJ rning, October 10, 1867,

81 FIRST Page to-ddy-Foreign Interven-
tioa in the Affairs of the Republican, Party;
Citerns and Cistern-Building; Varieties.
Fourth Page-Antipathies story by Mary
Kyle Dallas. li .5,s.f.i.5 .saI
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In Sidney, Oct. 9, Mrs. Anna W., widow OF Cyrus
IL. Sawtelle, aud daughter OF Capt C. W. Coffin,
aged "a years.
In Abbot, Sept. 81. Mrs. Irena, wife OF David wey-
mouth. Jr., and daughter of Rutus and Abigail
Works, OF New Sharon. aged 4S years.
10 South Boston, Oct. 10, at the residence of her
son, Mrs LYDIA Sawyer, formerly of Chelsea, aged
81 years . months.
"a In Plymouth, Mas. Oct. -, Mr.. William Green,
aged 81 years-formerly OF this city.
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/, DIR. y. s. FfTCH'S. 72
issE'anliIy RhvRfcSau =

seventy six pages price 20 cents Sent to any adj
dress No money required until the book Ia received
aud fully approved IL Is perfect guide to the
s,ck or indsposed Address DIR. s. 8. FITCH, 20
gB 1t will not be convenient for DR.. Fitch TO visit
Portland again. 5H p ~ - b 80 : =
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FOREIGN PORTS.

q t'OREttSN EOhISs
At Genoa % inst ship Italia. Wllitmore. from Cal
AfLeghorn 1st, ship John Baker, Miller, fol
Philadelphia
AR at Llsinear 9th ult, ship Argo Bartels. iron
Jiverpool-In the river Sd. ships Alice Ball, Ross
for Boston; Emerald Isle; Ewes, and Harvest Queen
CID at Malaga 9th nlt. brig Charles Poole, Shcr.
man, New York, 18th, Hazard, Cottrell Almeria
LIST Dst Saraas Forenes smith NTH Port Mahon,
New York, Ito discharge part OF cargo and proceed
to Malaga. easel 90 ssag9as s.9ia E1H
CID al Buemos Ayros 18th ult, barGue A NJ Palm r.
Skolheid New Yort; 4 c..,,.. :, ~,
Arat n Havana nth inst brig Caroline Kelley
Sld6th. brig Fanny Lincoln, Collins, Baltimore;
10th. baraue L I Stocker. Bibber New York; 18th.
brig Antilles Tbestrnp, Portland. 'l-i'l
IN pott 18th inst, barque John Griffin. Downey,
Ar at Cardenas 18th inst, brig Montrose, Peterson,
Ney csrdenas 10th inst barous ndes no,,;rr f.,
New York, ldg: brigs Eta nj Tucker Tucker and
Trial, Humphrey, ioi North OF Hatteras; Montrose
Peterson, disg; sehs Hattie Ross, Ulrck, and Daco
Gid at Windsor, Ms, 9TH inst, sch e NJ Hamilton,
sm'sn hait'n ore ei8 a s,ff
sls3 l>lPer steamer Persia at New York; t.,.53.
Ar at London 9th inst, Beatrice, Kimball from
New York. si 'tIT--
edith, Jenny Aehorn, Achorp. Philadelphia.
on Dartmouth 4tb. Ida M Comerg, Mcclellan, FIN
Shields Tor Martinique ia+ tFl
Sid i'm ilolyhead 1st, Ceres, Wilson, from Liver
p oil Tor Alexandria iie9 a4 1921 fEf
Sid I'm Penarth I'd, | Chapman. Norton, Tor
Havana William Wilcox, johnson, San Francisco,
(both from Cardiffl
Ar at Gloucester "a. Lydia Skoiheld. Skolbeid I'M
81 John, NIB.
Z Put into Milford Sd, Gambia, Perry from Liver
pool for Galveston A+t4ftA = ra. ar
Put back to Greenock 4ti, VIKING, Benson, nom
the Clyde for Boston,
Ar at Port maIon 2Sth uit, Enrique, Oliver New
York. s-..s.. Ia
1t Niro 9th ult Ralph Post, Davis, New York
Ar at Valencia 18th ult, Florence Treat, Short
Ar at Barcelona I'd inst. Sabine, Mitchell, from
Await Bremen est INST Arabia, Hincklev Rangoan
Al at Rio Janeiro Aug s. Abbie Clifford, Clifford
Stockholm. SD ~ nHmaEs.Ea.-.a
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Sch c Pettengd which was run ashore at Con-
way Inlet. during the recent gale the coast Oh
Newfoundland, is high and dry. Bradford Thomas
OF Camden, was washed overheard and lost ,f
Brig Galveston, at Galveston from Boso on had
heavy weather and lost light spars and sails ,I1g
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y ABSENT MIsDED.-A countryman, stepping
into one OF our sa oons the other day, took up
theatre bill " ing ON the table, the theatrical
being of the same size as the bill of fare. and
appearing quite anxious and puzzled, one Of
the WATERS who was noticing the movement.
reminded him, thai that was not bill of sueh
iare as he then stood most in need of. The
coahtryman readily acquieseed, took the sub
sti1nte' ana was presently provided with some
thlng more to his taste than fricasseed actor.
Speakin- of country men reminds us of two
honest souls We saw the other day admirins
tiie nagniiieent store just erected by Wood
man, True & Co., on Middle street Every
!, thing seemed to be Ineligible and satisfactory
except the mysterious inscription GA d. 1857"
This, after considerable puzzling, the two crit
lea agreed must mean Hasected 1867"
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"A FiGHT-A couple of boys, in imitation of
boys Of larger growth, undertook to have
fight yesterday afternoon near the arsenal.
The affair was not, as we are informed con-
Quoted strictly according to the rules of prize
fights, but each Of the lads went in" whenev-
er he could. They had pumneled away some
time at each other without much damage be-
ing done, when the scouts gave the alarm of
police. The crowd scattered and the boys
escaped, both of them having bloody noses.
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To TURN gray hair to its original color use
Schlotterbeck's Rair Remover, at so cents a
bottle. To remove tan, pinlples and erupton1,
use Schlotterbecll's Moth and Freckle Lotion.
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= = : ,
MARRIED,

3
In Cumberland Oct. 10, by Rev. r.. ,: Jordan,
Joseph W. Huston and Miss Mary H. Babbidgc, both
In Cumberland, Oct II, By Rev. r. 8. jordan:
Henry Goodine and MISS susan e. Brown, both 81
Yarmouth. 81
In Cape Elizabeth, Oct. is. by Rev. r. 9. Aver,
Charles II. Merton and Mrs. Nancy A. Kenison,
both Of Q. e..
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OPENING
Cottage House for sale.

L COATED in the neighborhood of State street Ii
room and kitchen, first floor, aud five Chambers
Plenty hard and soft water, gas, sc. Apply to
w. II, JERRIS. Al
Oct. 10. dtWs. Real estate Ascent
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BREAD in every cupboard, pork in every bar
[ rel oil inleyery lamp, a shirt TO every mans
back, and Steam Refined Soap to wash it with
in every tub, so comes in the nillenial day.
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TnE MASON s. HAM11N cAB1NEr onc.NN-

The MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGAN.A'
The tones of this instrument are mellifiuously
sweet, with volume, power and expression
truly marvellous in so small and compact an
organ. They are beautiful, simple and eco
nomicaL Orleans Times Ia.
7 +. q. ANDREWS, at his school book music
and periodical depot, No. So Centre street, OPP
pesite Lsncrstes Hall, hos recalled the illus.
tfated and sporting newspapers for the coming
week. !; All the monthly periodicals are on his
counter as soon as published. Lii. s..