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MARRIED.

In Augusta Nov I. George F. Gannette and Miss
Est her A. lockwood. %
In Bath. Nov. ", Allen Frazier Jr., and Hattie
E. 5. Davenport.
In Bath, Nov. Is, Charles M. Preble OF Bowdo
ham, and Susie b. Curtis, oil Bath.
In Levi ton, Oct. a. Charlss A. Noreross and Mar
tina Lord. AH-t
loihrop t-.t-i-
In Augusta Now II, Freeman A. Coonbs and
Emma W. Marshall.
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raE DAILY AND MAsNE STATE

Nav be obtained al the Periodical Depots OF FEES.
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Colesworfhy ane
Chisholm Bros, at Boston Depot, and on The tram
g. M. Curtis, and at Poi tland & Rochester Depot.
AL Biddef I'd, OF Plllsbury Bros.
AT Saco Old, 5. Locke.
at Brunswick OF W fields.
AT Waiervillc, oil j. S. Carter.
Z At GorhaIn of News Agent.
q Al Bath ofJ. .. Shaw.
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New Marriage Guide.

An Essaytor Yvung Men, on Physiological Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, inc dent TO Youth and Early
Manic vi, which create impediments to MARRI-
AGE, with means Of relief. Sent in sealed let
ter enyelopes free Of charge. Address, DR.. j. Skill
LIN IIOUGHTON, Howard Association, l'hiladel-
phia, Pa. Sept 2G-d& w3m SIN
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| - = JUDGE skINGsBURY PREsIDING. n
FRIDAY.-Statev Margaret A. Wallace, for search
AMI seizure process. Plea moi guilty. Case continu-
John Moran, for maliciou.ly and wlfully destroy
ing goods, was sent to the Reform School during his
minority.
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DARING THEFr-Thursday afternoon. be-
tween o and o'clock, a fellow passing by the
store of Mr. Alfred H. Coe, in the Casco Bank
block, noticing that the key had been inca,,-
tiously left in the door Of the show case, out
side the shop, unlocked the door, took out a
valuable fitch muff, and made off with it. He
has not as yet been arrested.
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IMPEACHMENT still hangs FIRE. A. il ugly
Congressman threaten, and the people wonder
what will De the end; but whatever the mud
die, they are of one thing certain; that they
can get relief from all their aches and ills by
using that best Of all Pain Killers, American
Lille Drops. Sold by Gresham & Co 10 q
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Dr.fDuP0in.

III AS Returned TO his office at No. % High street
Ii SPECIAL attention laid to office basmess.f
az Lodging rooms 10 let. ~ $3.50
A Young man Who would like to work for his
board and 20 to school, may hear Of an opportunity
by calling NJ. 2s High ST. Good recomm enda ton
November % collin - y
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DIED.

In this city, Nov. Fl. Mr.. Thomas Forster, aged
20 years months. $50
In West Auburn, Nov. IL, Clarence L., only son
oil Edwin f. and tOrnela w. Witham, aged weeks
In Gardiner, Nov. II. MFR. Abner Small, aged Go
years. .tHr =
In Gardiner, Nov. 10, Lovinia j. Hildreth. aged
80 years,
In Presquc Isle. Oct. %, Hannah, wife OF Isaac
Varney, aged So years.
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The UNTERRIFIED DEMOCRACY, represented
.in Maine by the Bangor Democrat, have no
taste for swallowing their own words of defi-
ance, uttered during the war. They still be-
lieve slavery a wholesome institution, and the
war which ended in abolition fatal error 10
be repented aud amended as soon AS possible
O General Grant is in their eyes a butcher" and
Sheridan his "drlnken tool Little Phil re-
cent reception i'm Maine was to them an out
7 rage, and the complaisance Of certain Demo-
Gratis on that occasion an affront to the party
e We have heretofore expressed the opinion that
this wing of the party, whchais thoroughly
g alive and in earn est, will Enthusiastically
shape the future policy OF the Democracy
Among the signs OF giving in ON The part OF the
more moderate wing. we notice that somebody
has thought it worth while to write to the. DEM
ocrat' and explain that the names OF Messrs.
Bion Bradbury and l.. De Nj. Sweat were used
in connection with the reception OF Sheridan
without their knowledge -or consent Tie
Democrat publishes the disclaimer, sarcasticai-
ly remarking however thar it is a litt,. STRANGE
that their names should appear in capitals in
the Argus for four days previous to the recep-
ton, without their knowledge" Upon the
Argus with its notion of nominating Grant,
its shyness OF the repudiation policy and its
k"Weieome to Sheridan" the Democrat is es-
peeially severe. The most palpable hit witch
has appeared in its columns is the following:
10 We have seen Two ludicrous pen caricatures
Of the contest now going on between the
Portland Argus and Press for the possession
of Grant and Sheridan. In one of them The
Argus has hold of one of the laps of Grants
coat-tail, and The Press has hold of the other
They have pulled so vigorously, that the coat
is split to the collar. Ths Argus says 81 got
the first hold" The Press says: Il got the
best hold. Out of one corner of his mouth
the bewlldered General says to q The Press:
I'm a Radical" Out OF the other, he says to
the Argus: II amt no politician" laaT 3
The other caricature represents Brother
Foster OF The Press with his lett arm affection
ately twined around the neck OF Sheridan
whilst with the right he is pouring a bottle of
champagne down the chubby Generals throat
The bottle is labeled: "Hail to the Chief"
AZ little distance stands brother Adams of
The Argus, jealous as school girl in her first
love, holding up bottle of old Medford label
ed: WolcOmp q Sheridan pdf I'd 81
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BRADsrREErs IMPROVED WOOD AND RUB
Der MoULDINGs AND WEATHER STRIPs.--The
advantage these strips have over all others is
the rubber is inserted on Devil. giving double
the elasticity. No metal or other corroding
substance is used. The simplicity of this
moulding makes the price the lowest it is pos
sioie for any rubber weather strip to he had
and they are the most durable and effectual,
being far preferable to outside sashes, and at
enc quarter OF the cost. The saving in fuel is
an important consideration where room re-
quifes to be constantly warmed. See adver-
tsement.
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MATCH GAME OF BILLIARDs.-The match
game of billiards played last evening at Rich's
- 'Ts' Mechanics Hall, between Mr.. Daniels,
''a' and Mr.. Outlet, of this city, 1900
po.".' up, N which Daniels gave Outlet 600
points in the game, resulted in Daniels win
ming. The game was syerv interest;,,r. and
there was some splendid PLAYING ON both sides.
The heaviest irah made by Dan;als was AK
who won the game by $40 points. : : - >
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LARCENY OF PANrs.-Yesterday afternoon,
officer Rice arrested a woman by the name of
Ellen Cunningham for stealing pair of pants
from the store Of Kohling & Matthias, on Con-
gress street. This is one type of woman's
taking the pants sanoifnt hIt1 3
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). FREEMAN, No. Union wharf, is daily re-
ceiving fresh oysters from Virginia and Mary
land, which he will sell at the lowest market
price by the small or large quantity. See ad-
yertisement. 1853 - ~ @bEWTi : VOL
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A LARGE Ok. Yesterday, at noon, the big
OK purchased in New Hampshire by s. Wins
low, and brought to this city for beef, was ex-
hibited in Market square He is a noble fellow
and looks as though their might be a number
OF roasting pieces besides a little e xtra steak
in him. He is five years old, weighs 5000
pounds, and girts nine feet.
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No GOOD GOODS ON FORE SrREET-We
deny this, for there is no better stock of ready
made Ciothing and Furnishing Goods in Port
land than we are daily oifefing for cash. Give
us call tonight at No. 173 Fore street.
EB y. GEO. w. RICH & Co.
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SUsDAY DINNERS .-Timmons & Hawes are
ready to furnish those nice Virginia oysters for
Sunday dinners. CAN at their establishment,
Nos. 10 q 16 Market square Only 40 cents
per quart for solid. u !. 1890 Z. rl-s \
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ALL the new books added to the Portland
Circulating Library, at Geyer's Stationery
store, Is Free street. y
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For IA clean life and clean heart ma. -.
conscience and your Bible; but for a clean
body, clean clothing, and a clean house ns..
Steam Refined Soaps.-Modern Mdrims ~
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MECHANICS AssEMBLIEs.-We understand
. the managers will Commence their annual AS
semblies December 13ths afg5F
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Mr.. h. HYER, agent of the LaGranse and
Brignoli Opera Company, now performing at
the Boston Theatre, isin this city endeavoring
TO arrange, if possible, for twoor three grand
opera Representations at the City Hall in the
week commencing Dec. 9th.
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WHENEVER take my walks abroad how
many poor, miserable dyspeptie people I see,
who would be healthy, and rosy, and happy, if
they took Plantation Bitters, that paragon of
preparations for giving tone to the stomach,
energy to the torpid liver, JOY to the nervous
system, and strength to the muscles. 1t Is an
admirable regeneration of natures wasted or
neglected functional powers in either man or
woman. 1t generally excites and pleasantly
soothes. With bottle thereof, every man
may be his own physician.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to cologne, and at half the price
IN fAgkaE4. .t.- nov23eod2wSw2w
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Moth, rreckIes and Tan

The only reliable remedy Tor those brown ,,scolor-
aIons on the face called Moth Patches Ereckles md
Tan, is PERRY's rOTH AND FRECKLE Lor,oN,
Preraref ONLY hN DIR. b. C.. PFRRY, Dermatolorst.
10 Bond street New Yark. Sold by all Irupsis SIS in
Portland, aIndels where. Beware ofimitatation.
November 16. M W,&S3m
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A % N
evening the second entertain,nerfo NJ the Armv
and NAVY Union will h, Given At Citv Hal, in
the form of n lecture deliverea Inv Rev DR. II
b. Fairfield ex Iieut Gove,nor of Nicbigap
Mr.. Fairfield has taken for his subiect aRad;-
calism and Conservatism which is an imnor-
tant one and win he handled nv tbis learned
gentleman in n manner that will mako the
lecture bigblv interestino and increase the
obligations that the people of Portland are mn
der to the A and N Union for the great adj
yaptages which they have been the means of
extending To them.
| Season tickets can now he obtained at the
us,,al nlaces there HAVING been n limited num-
| her printed. The concert will commence at
| ouarter nast 7 and the laetnre at q o,clock nra
cisely. l.,. 80, 700, 800, ~ =.
- - -,-'- =
| IHE FAMOUS HANLoN BROTHERS VIII De
WIN US AZ Deeflng nan on monday evening
| next Inc athieuc grace and apparent ease
WIN wh'ch these fearless anu peerless orothefs
perform seeming impossipihties chaiiehses inc
admiration OF the as'ohisne ~. anu a"e-s'richeh
10 On VI = n"i ''' IL Vi ''ouosU
"". "Dou' 'ne'o eSneeni'ii syhiaSIs LII
'n's s.sy p0iioihi' winch 10 pio"s-
,nS' ""a 'noy eA"'p,. an ih'iepiui'y anu oon-
.e"p' u oanser winch se'S iear a' aenahce'-
many .l'liid people are apt 10 turn their neads
away rom Sucn uaring sPec'ac'es, ous"e can
| assure theih thae the cool audacity displayed
by the Hanlons robs the exciting scenes of all
terror,and inspires the spectators with feel
| ing OF coniidenee in their ability to perform
everything they attempt successfully.
The entire company will be taxed to their
utmost ON Monday night, as the programme
comprises some CT the most difficult feats ever
attempted on any stage by this talented troupe,
while the,selectious are s1eh "a will richly re-
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CHAUssIER's EMPRESS, 70 cents BOTTLE at
Schlotterbeck's.Fffs ...set..l.a1
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. o M IL II III Il @ NEW
RINGS MONEY BELT,

Indies md Gentlemen, Travelling or at
Home.
PATENT APPLIED FOR.
For sale by A. F. YORK, M les Middle st, at
Wholesale an Retail.
eS@ Persons in any part oi tie State can be sup
plie1 by sending the Was. measnre, and One Dol
lar to ID r. KING, Portland, Ne, and receive one
| by return mail nO4ecd4wsNr
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UNUsUAL-A flock of wild geese passed over
this city yesterday noon. about O'Clock. They
were going North, which was something very
unusual at this time of year. One of Ritchie's
liquid eompasses would regulate that troupe.
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SALE OF FUR GooDs.-One of the largest
and best stocks OF furs ever offered at auction
in this market will be sold to-day at 10 A. M
and P. NJ, at Patterns auction rooms. La
dies are particularly invited to attend the SALE
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r.mni,aI Class Isrick Hon.a

S,.A> French Roof II square rooms, and first rate
a; closets, for sale, NO Fsd,lal So Gas pipes
fioor. and plenty OF water. For terms enquire No
Federal street, or at
Fancy Goods store. north corner old City Han uild
ing, Congress st. no04iiv
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LAST NIGHT OF THE FAIR--Thc Second
Parish Society's Fair closed last evening with
a goodly attendance The entertainmentsc on'
sisted Of music ly the Portland Band, a side
show, which was capital showing the great
difficulties that people have to contend with in
procuring the services of servant girls; and an
antiquarian supper, where one could sit down
and have pork and beans and Indian pudding
dealt out to them by pretty girls dressed In
''ye ancient style" with large combs in then
hair, looking like the backs Of rocking chairs
Although the weather most of the time has
been uniayorable, the success OF this FAN
must have been great. For the management
has been excellent, and the arrangements, 81
wen planned, have been carried out in man
ier that entities the committee to great credit
We have received the following note, from
the managers:
"Observing the notice in yesterday morn
ing's paper as to the requested termination Q
the voting for certain articles of furniture an,
| the appropriation of donations already made
the persons having in charge do not feel o
| liberty to make such appropriation withou
| the consent of the donors.
Said donations are now in the hands Of Mr.
i. L. Gilman, at the Merchants Nationa
Bank, where, on application, they will be sew
orally returned to the donors"
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The Fersie,, Congress.
c,Ass,rlrp LIST OF MEMsEEs'
SENATE.
o,,,.,an,n n. Wade, OF oI-''' g, ,orv
BENZ nev. OF Psunsy yania, Secretary

g.uQ q.
49, MAishr, isCy BENZ Wade 1863
", 4 Fossenden 1911 '"i''i .m',x,
LEW r,.,;n 1871 Thos 4 Hendricks 1859
A, Iron on " psersoa 1873 t,lissf r M,,rten le73
v.pMcNT ILLINOIS
,,so,pe r Tdmunds 1863 Richard Ya,es 1871
= ,stf, = Mo, III 167iLyman Humbuli 1873
~ MASS .cHUsErT5 9 "a MICHIGAN =
Charles unner 1869 Zach Chandler Is. 9
Henry Wlso - 1874 Jacob Al Howard 1871
RHODE ISLAND - WISCONSIN,
VIM spragne 1869 jones II Dooiittie 1859
Hehly Anthony 1871 Timothy Howe ii1a
co M cricuT 7et MINNESOTA ,eco
James DfrOA 18 Alex Ramsey Iii
oir.s Frrry 1873 Ioniel s Atrf6n -
NEW YoFK l S;n.a 1871
Edwin d Morgan 1869 james E.rIan 1873
Roscoe Conkling ls.r 1873 Ja"' NtssoURI
=, a, A. NV ,s oEisshh 1870 John Henderson l609
fieiingnusSsch ISL Charles u Drake 1878
AleA " ,ateH -, KANSAS
-, PtN ~ n.s.aIs,p 1859 Edmund u Ross 1871
Charte. - Da n,, 1873 Samuel G Pumeroy 1878
Simon n,,wARE leHl ~ NEBR AsKA
| =. 4 Hnu1ra 1853 Thomas w Tilion l69
ygrrHis,.d Salisbury 1871 John NJ I layer 1871
| ~ = (, m4RYBASD bsI.L.J5 NEVADA .oc6
| pereydU johnson 1860 VIM NJ Stewart 1863
| phIiD +. Thon,nss 1873 James w Nye l'l' 1873
- wEsr FyiRoiyIA I'd CALIFORNIA
peter &; kau WmLlr 1869 john tonness 1868
Mailman Il ~ iii.y ls7 Cornelius tloie lafy 1873
kFNrpCkY OREGON
,yt,aes f.uh,ie 1871 Geo II Williams 1911
Gagrgtt Dagis asa q 1873 Henry W Corbett 1879
TpNNEssEE COLORADO
| Ddp;d r Patterson 1863 John Evans
Joseph Fowler, 1871 Jerome u Chaise
*Not admitted
'..H| uFcAPIpfgI ALTON tfaN ft-fA I q.
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8 Tx ATES..'

Large asso. tnaent, for Ladies and Gen.
tiemcn,
Az BAILEN'S GUN STORE,
a. Id 45 Exchange street.
ALSO, TOR BOYS AND GIRLS
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Trade Mark Fl t.f. q. Stan; ned on
for +it CO ftalAi hase of
Electro Plate. cplIAMALpc every article.

Our goods, which can be obtained from all respon-
sbe Dealers bear this stamp. They are heavily Mat
cd on the finest Albata Nickel Silver and VIC guar
antee them in every respect superior to the best Shelf
field plate. 40. mn = 1ot.LLLAa ltTf
GURIIAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
Siiversmiths e. Manufacturers of Fine Electro Plate
iune19 N wed&SatGm providence. Il. L.
GSfr The above goods may be found at Lowell a.
Setalefss. :Gi Congress st. ~
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business Itcnis,

RUBIcEL restores the glow Of childhood to
the complexion. ~ oct192aw
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DIR. s. $. FTTCH'S.
- Family YSiCian

Seventy-si pages: price rs cents. Sent any ad-
Dress No money required until the book is received.
read. and fully approved. IL is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed. Address DIR. s. 5. FITCH, %
fremont street. Boston. sN Jan2sdly
ezF-It will MT BIO convenient Ior DR.. Fitch TO visit
Ia nd arrin.
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Go to Schlotterbeck's if you want genuine
Havana cigar, Il kAA--~
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Don't Use Anything Else!
Caution,

We call attention to the fact that INVITATIONS on
Dessert ant lea Services ETC., are extensively nro
dnced By American manufacturers; alsn that there
are English limitations in the market, both ofinferior
Dealers anil are well calculated to,eceive P9rchas
can only detect and avoid conntereits by noting
ourstrade mark, thus: " - $3.50
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ITCH! ITCH!! ITCH!!
SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH
a. in from 10 to l8 hours. w Z
ncatoh's ointment cures he Itch.
hf0t0n's O5aim cures Salt R heuu
Whest0n's Ointmcnt cures Ecracr,
heufOu,s Oiatmcnt cures has bcrs Itcl,
heat0n,s Ointment cures Every kind
BIZ .gffiIlk of Hum or like Magic. isTfTF
rice. 90 cents box by mail, TO cents. Address
WEEKS 4 POTTER, No. 40 Washington Street
G9rton, Mass. For sale by all Druggists,
September &c. eod6sw1y e'E =
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SACRED CONCERT AND READINGS. AS
Thanksgiving and the Christmas holidays APP
proach it is peculiarly fitting that the poor
should be remembered, and that persons pos
sessing competence should be mindful of the
sufferings which the present inclement season
brings to the abodes ofpoverty. poor Toms a.
cold" this bitter November, if never before
There are several charitable associations here
SO no one need withhold his contributions on
the specious ground that if he gives dollar to
the poor he must give two more to get the first
one into the hands Of the proper partiss.-
Among the most deserving of these societies is
the 'Provident Association" The Sacred Com
cert and Readings for It's benefit will positive
ly take place tomorrow evening. The selec-
tons to be read by E. o. Halle. of New Orleans
and Mr.. w. Ryan, of Boston, are from the
best authors, aud no one who can appreciate
good clocution should miss this opportunity to
crafty his taste. Tho Portland Band will
discourse the excellent music for which it is
famous. Persons who attend at Deering Hall
Tomorrow night will have the double gratifi-
cation of doing kindness to the poor and Sc
curing for themselves the enjoyment Of a
pleasant and profitable entertainment. -
EEDla siil44-1At II III -A---11A~144N& ~
The interesting article entitled "A Dinner
with Antonall," which we published a few
days ago, was written, as we have since learned,
by Mr., Thomas Heaphy, well known both as a
painter and writer in England but needing
perhaps to be introduced to this community as
a brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Murray, whose
drawings in water colors have attracted so
much attention in this country. Mr.. Heaphy
will also be recognized as the author Of mir.
HIS Narrative, "a striking account of piece of
personal experience matching the wonders of
Mr.. Owens Footballs on the Boundary of
Another World" The Narrative" was first
communicated to the public by Bulwer, but
SO incompletely that MIR. Heaphy reproduced
it in de all 1t was subsequently copied into
Littel's Living Age, and attracted very gene.
ral attention. Mr.. Heaphy alsn wrote the in
teresting series Of papels, published. in the
Art Journal, on the authenticity of the
portraits OF Christ.
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ganG SLEDS. nelssseoa
DODD'S NERVI-N-E'


Eras SA<AA1Ss no19sNeod
DODD'.S NERVI.NE
vSsi AND EXPLORATORY
This Medicine is a NERVE TONIC. II stops the
waste OF vitality, braces the Nerves, and quietly
regulates the system. Sleeplessness, Iritability,
Loss OF Energy, Loss of Appetite, Dysps psa, Con
stipa, ion local Weakness, End general fang Of
the mental and bodily functions, are the common in
dicatons of Nervous Disease. Dodd's Nervine and
Invs orator is a complete specific tor all troubles
it also the best as il is also tue most agreeable
Remedy TOR Female Complaints
offered to the public. Prostration of Strength
Hysteria-retained, excessive irregu ar and painful
menses-yield to its magic power.
To MOTHERS.
MotlIers Also commend the NERyINE for use
in the diseases which alict children while Teethng,
as certain to afford quick and grateful relief Tie
Supplying Syrups, of which Opium Is the principal
ingredient, are dangerous to life. impair the unc-
tons of the stomach and bowels and actually
impede the healthy growth OF your offspring. To
cure Wind Colo. regulate the bowels, soften the
gums, and relieve pain, the NERVINE will ALWAYS
be found safe and efficient. heAh+'
Don't Use Anything Else!
N1y- Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous Ingredient. For sale by all Druggists
Price One Dollar per bottle.
.s-rss H. b. S,rORER q c., Proprietors.
No 20 Fulton Street, New York
October 10, 1867. W&S1y
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sPEclAL NOTICES.

efai w tsrss just received and for sale by
j. W. PERKINS g. co,
no2ISNeoiSweowly No. Sc Commercial ST
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; ortla,fd and Vicinity .
New Adver,i.e~en,.,h Dbl. DAY
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.

Piano Furtes- H. Stevens & Go.
tsrEat AiSmKkT 'I',t~.-
Mechanics Hall--Ocean Assemblies s-s
new ADvERTIs EMENT COLUMN. -
Rubl er Boots and Shoes -Goweil r...s,ss.
Burt Boots- Elwen &c But!er
Wh,te Wheat FIour-Geo. F, Foster.
SheIiff's Sale.
LOSSES Reward
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sar NaIe-Expre Wagon.
Notice-MeatIng OF Petitioners.
Returneil-Dr. Durgin. EEEM
Lost-Black Eroadcloth Coat.