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T. HAIR
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.etlsATs EFFECT IS Il

a .9IeFFS1IEFFECT IS D I7T--TgI1
M IIalS A c. l. O II . .
It's perfect aad nierul article. Cures bald
mess. Makes hair grow. A better dressing than any
" oil or "'p0matum," Softens brash, dry and wiry
har into Beautiful Silken Tresses. But, above all
the gcat wonder is the rapidity with which it restores
GRAY HAIR TO- FrS ORIGINAL COLOR "a a
The whitest and worst looking hair resumes iii
youthful beauty by Its use Itdoes not dye the hair
but strikes at the root and fills it with life ant
col0ring matter. l.ll gaRf T.rr@ fftfE4ffI ~
The rstapplieatan will do eood you will see tn,
NATURAL COL OR returning every day, am
,,..sr 400 BEFORE YOU KNOW IT. 1yra9
the 3D. gray, dscolored appearance of The hair will
be gone, giving place to ustrous, shining and beau
Ask for Halls Sicilian Hair Remover; no Other
article is at all like II i'm effect.
Sec that each bottle has our private Government
Stamp over the top OF the bottle. an Others are i'm
itatiOns. 49,. 60
T. HAUL & Co, Nashua, N. H., rroprietors.
a For Sale by all Druggists. au2 eod&eowlm
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MARRIED.

In this city, Aug II. BY Rev. Z. r. Reyes, Thomas
Winfield and Georgiana Richardson, both OF Port
land.
In Scarboro. Aug. Is, by Rev. G.. r. Cobb Henry
@; Lamb. of Westbrook, and Miss Elmira r. Fabyan,
of Scarboro.
In Naples. Aug. II, by D. Fl. Cole. ESQ. james
Nanles.
- In Pittsfeld. Aug. X, James d. Shaw and Anna
r. Rich, both Of Bangor.
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KNOX COUNTY REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
The Republican Convention for Knox County
was held in Rockland on Thursday last. The
following are the nominees For Senators,
Calvin Bickford, of Warren, and Abel Merriam,
of Camden County Commissioner, L. g.
Weber, of Washington; Clerk of the Courts,
A L. Tyler; Register of Deeds, G. w. White;
County Treasurer, Alden Sprague; last three
residents OF Rock land
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Adver,iscmen,. this Day.
NEW ADvERr1s EMENT coLusrN.


CRIMINAL TERM-DICKERsoN. j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAy.-The trial of Mary Ann Clark and
George D. Clark, tor larceny of goods saved from
the great fire OF July 4, 1866, was resumed. The
evidence for the State was put in, and at O'clock
P. NJ. Mr. Gage opened the case tor the defence. and
half a dozen Witnesses were called and sworn. Mr.
Elliot f. Clark was the first witness placed on the
stap1
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STATE OF MAI NE.
CUMBERLAND, IS. f...

CUMBERLAND, IS. f.- ...
Suprems judicial Court,
Vacation after Apra Term, A. ID 1861
WILLIAM DEERING, Seth NJ. Milliken, III. f.
Locke, w Henry Milliken, Jos .ph T.. Babop
anu Orin U 6bs all Of Portland. in The County OF
OumoeIiand Copartners in trade under firm naue
A: Wicks, Augustus r. Libby, and-Pbillips, all
OF New YORK City County and State of New York,
Copartners IN trade under the firm name and style
of George A. Wicks, q Co Principal deiendants and
Jacob i, Lewis and James p. Lewis, both Of Port
name and style OF j. T.. Lewis & Co. alleged Trus-
tees.
Action Ofassumpsit to recover OF Defendants, the
sum of two hundred AMI forty fou dollars and eighty
i've cents. lleged to be due Plainti1s according "a
the account annexed to writ. La rH
Writ d1ted July 18th A. d. 1867, and made return
able at the October Term, A -, 1861. as.-tf'
Ad damnum $500.
Bonney q Hartman, Att'ys, for Pitts.
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NOTHING having been realized from attempt
ing to bring reproach upon the character of
Chief Justice Chase, the New York Democrat
ic press is now directing its attention to Gov.
Fenton in the same way, and insinuating tha'
he pardoned Root the Dirate for 81 eco
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GEN. Howard, it appears, is to be one oi 'i'
victims of President Johnson's barbara On
slaught upon all those officials who nave ue-
served well of their country The "ashihg-
ton Star says that the chief of the Freedmen's
Bureau will shortly be relieved from duty, and
an officer of the regular army, not above the
rank of Colonel be assigned to the bureau.
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The ScULLING CHAMPIONSHIP. The Pitts
burg (Pa.,) Chronicle gives an account of the
preliminary arrangements for the champion
match between Brown and Hamill. Charles
b. Elliott Of Greenpoint, Long Island, repre-
scented Brown il the negotiation and Dennis
Leary of Boston, Hamill. The Chronicle saws:
The conference between the parties lasted
LOT three hours. Mr.. lLeary claimed on the
part OF Mr.. Hamill that there should be two
stake boats in order to guard against a repeti-
tion OF any unfair practices. Mr.. Elliott urged
as the friend of Brown, that this ARRANGEMENT
would be unsatisfactory, as it would afford an
advantage to Hamill, who was skilled in all the
arts pertaining to rowing. After the matter
had been discussed for some time Mr.. Leary
consented to the proposal of having only one
stake boat, providing that in case either of the
boats swerved from direct course during the
race it should be ruled out. Mr.. Elliott stated
that he had been instructed by Mr.. Brown to
insist that the only foul to be claimed was in
case one boat should strike or interfere with
the other, but in order to satisfy Mr. Leary he
arranged that the articles agreed upon be-
tween the st. Johns crew and the Ward
brothers should govern the contest HamilI
mas selected as his trainer George (alias Patti
Speer, member of the Xanthe Boat Climb.
Anticipating the coming contest, he has en-
ue5Vorea gu, 70 Keep himself in good condition,
or eighteen pounds of extra flesh, which he ac-
CURED during his recent eastern tour to place
him in frst-class trim. Before leaving New
York, Mr.. Hamill contracted with Mr.. Mckay
for a boat in which he will pull on the day Of
the race. While homeward bound, Mr.. Harp.
III accepted a challenge from Mr. William
Myers, of Philadelphia, to row three and a
hve mile race on the Schuylkill in a cunning
SIKH s, Tor purse of $500, ON the 10th of Sep I.
tember, four days after his contest with Brown.
Mr. Hamill appears confident of defeating
Brown, and he win be heavily becked by our
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Halc,s Armicn O;,t,ne,,,
az EsEETa 80 ~ a
Bachelors 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 Inyigorates the hair, leaving
it soft and beautiful The genuine is signed VIZ
liam A. Bachelor. All others mere limitations,
and should be avoided Sold by all Druggists and
Periumers Factory 81 Barclay street. New York.
& ER' Beware Ofn Counterfeif.
November 10, 1866. d1ysn
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Long Sought For /! '',..s ssas7 e
n '4asL Come at Last
Mains Elder Berry Wine,

We take pleasure in announcing that the aboy,
named article may be found Tor sale by all city
Drnggsts and first class Country Grocers. s.v.
AS MEDICINE Mans Wine is Invaluable, bel lt
among the best ifnOt the BEST remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, manufactured from the pure
Juice Of the berry, and unaduterated by any impure
sick as MEDICINE.
so the days of the aged it ad,leth length,
10 the mighty 1t addeth strength"
N lis a balm Tor the sick, a joy for the WE'LL II
Druggists and GrOcers buy and sell
MAINS ELDERBERRY WINE.
nov 81 SN dSwff " = see
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Il II Il PR ESS
"Wednesday Morning, August 81 1867

Gy- FIRST page to-ady-Tne Yankee in a
New Character; Winter Wheat; No Idle Gu
riosity; Gen. Grant at Home; Varieties -
Fourth rdqe-The Dog-Days, by John G..
SAKE: Brief Epistles.
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business items,

sia INsURANcE.-The attention Of property own
ers in this city is directed to the advertisement
of Messrs, w D. Little s. Co., who are gene
raj Insurance agents and underwriters for some
Of the best offices in the United States, few
OF which are there specified. Our citizens
should not forget, those Offices which, in the
hour of our calamity, came forward and re-
lieved the wants and necessities of those who
bad suffered, bypromptly paying the insurance
without subjecting the owners to any delay or
inconvenience. Such offices are the ones PORT
tiandpeo should patronize. sia~ '55di 10
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q RoRTLAND & ROCHESTER, RAILRoAD.-The
Directors of thiscorperation have made q con-
tract with the Portland Rolling Mills Compa-
kny for the rails for their road from Saco river
to Alfred,sto be delivered by the 18th Of No
vember next. The quantity required is about
1880 tons. ~ y ,uiiHa d ~ ''rllsii'i u
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i Il CUMBERLAND & OXFORD CANALs--The. first
boat this season passed through the Cumber-
land & Oxford Canal on Monday-rather late
in the seasonsto be sure yIbut then the old mot
to, Better late than never"
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~ CENTRAL
Pacific Railroad
The Western half of the
M a q Nh
Great National frank Line
aHs across the Continent.

/ I'D 77 VIE 7777-s 40
BEING eonstructe -, y, a. AIN "a 70 ,ra,nD,s
| ION OF THE IINITEnsrATps Gov ro,11sr,1r
Is destined tobe ons ~ tbe mos, ~, -,
liable Railroads In the world az q "a me ale I'M AZ
i communication between the Pacific Coast and the
\ Great Interior Rasi, d,ths :
| .r'r--f~sH dVhdiIh fiV
Principal portion of the Main Stem Line
he,xx... AZ. r,v. &c.,
Tbs nress ~ ssstto T., IN! ...u
the ,ou;hI -, a., -, 81 - ..---s.ss o-
se h"Nsape "aters oi the faclncj put IL VIII uit-
matey extend from San Francisco across The richest
and most populoias parts OF California Nevada and
the Far West. The company are author usd to con-
'hue ther me eastward until 1t shall meet and con-
meet with roads building east of the Rocky
Mauut ain ranges So
.Assa,oin,, ,b.t .hs..-,,- I'm, =, L,,..,
sonri ,ivsr anu 'ne ms
SUI "'ei' as now seems propaDies the United states
VIII have invested in the completion of S6H miles
S2S sea 600, or at the average rata of sa1 ooS,
per mile-noC including an absolute grant of no.
900 600. acres of the Pub1ic Tanda Pyhaoo,,tn.
a io;nt ,nxas,or =, .,,o-...--ss~.-.1a =, oseoN.s
~ ."e ma enterprise, ana oy
waving Its hrst lien in tyor Of the First Mortgage
Bondholders THE GENERAL GoveRSMnNr IN M
-. -, - a. o'o' EhSAhsf' IN Ell
CAPITALISTS and has carefully aua rsa THAR inter
esls AGAINST all ,ord;n.,v ,,,....s,,..-
ThoS,nntrai ~ pp y, gs.,o ~
A"o Ochrai acme hMiroad enjoys all the privi-
eges grants and subsidies conferred bv the Acts of
Congress mon tho other ost,,. -
hos =. aai.,,..s through nhe' anu
mas, IN addition, several special, exclusive adj
| vantages applicable only to the Western Half
L u =, - '
l. me ny, company mas received from the State and
credit and val,obio ,rn5 m anVmey,
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GENEROUSLY. Aug. johnson, Esq, United
States Consul-General for Syria, paid twelve
hundred and fifty dollars in gold for the pas
sage home of eighteen of the Jaffa colonists-
mostly widows and orphan children-without
thought of reimbursement yte gave as a
reason that he "could not bear to see Ameri-
can citizens begging of Arabs to avoid dying
of starvation in the streets of Jaffa." II this
generosity is only partially emulated by the
friends of the sufferers on this side of the At
lantic the unfortunate exiles will not long be
without the comforts of home
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ANY article usually kept at an apothecary's
shop can be found at Fickett's No. 43 Congress
street Prescriptions are carefully put up by
himself or his assistant, who has had several
years experience in that department. He is
constantly receiving all the most approved pa
tent medicines. He has also choice stock of
fancy goods, cigars, tobacco, cutlery, SC. Cool
soda water always ready Z.Gs.l5
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TuEsDAY.-Thomas Berry, for drunkenness and
disturbance. paid S6.25.
Mar in Currar, for assault and battery on John
McNelis, was oblige to pay $1375 for the luxury,
although Mr.. Haskell, his counsel, defended him in
an eloquent name.
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CRIMSON Showers. AT Albany, last Thurs
day, they had red rain. just as they some
times have red snow in Switzerland and else
where. Cause.-The infusorial shells or parts
of plants and insects which, in the tropics are
carried up two or three miles high into the at.
mosphere by the winds and waited hithel
where they descend with falling weather"
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Truekman's Stock for Sale,

0NE Grey Marc, years old, sound and kind In all
" harness, weighs loo, and will road 10 miles
an hour. One Gray Horse II years old, sound aud
kind in all harness, Weighs 1880 pounds and three
Jggers. One top covered Spring Wagon--toplshiits
off. -Four good Horse Sleds Six good Secondhand
Harnesses, &c., &c. Inquire of
q. Il. STEARNS, Bsth.Me.
Bath, Aug 20, 1861. aug20-d2w
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1aaTJ
.onUAMkirn<..

All goods hearing this stamp are heavily plated on
the finest Albaa Nickel Silver and we guarantee
them In every respect superior to the best Sheiied
GORIIAM MANUFACTURING CO., d
Sversmiths u Manufacturers of Fine Eleetro- Plate
june19 N wed&Sat 6m 5 Z Providence r nj
@ ~ The above goods may be found at Lowell D
Senters, 30l Congress St.
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b CHOLERA, DYsENTERY, DIARRHEA, &ss.-
The best article ever offered to our citizens for
! the certain cure of the above diseases, is Ma
SONS CHOLERA MIXTURE" One dose win
/ satisfy you Of the fact. You need not suffer
ten minutes. 1t will give you relief at once
by following the directions. Hundreds of our
citizens will testify to the fact. Every family
throughout our country should have it in their
possession.z Price 30 cents. Prepared only by
Edward Mason, Apothecary, Middle street,
Portland. HIfaauO q Aug. Dist W. & 81
ANOTHER lot Of those fine Linen Cuffs which
Davis & Co. have been selling SO cheap, has
Just been received by them ''HF
) Also large lot of Steel Jewelry at prices
which we know will please all, and we advise
our readers to give them CALL ~ - &
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur.
I. rant Wines. -

So highly recommended by Physicians, NAV be
found at wholesale at tbe drug stores of W. W. Wbino
pie & Co., H. II. Hay. W. F. Phillips & Co. III 4
Stanwood and D. W. Perkins q Co. janl2sndiy
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NEW ADVERTISE .tIENTs.
U. s. MnrshnL's Notice.


UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, S. 8.
PURSUANT to O Mention from & o Hon. Edward
L. Fox, Judge OF the United States District Court,
within and tor the District OF Ma ., hereby give
public notice that the following bel has been fled
in said Court viz:
LIBEL against the SCHOONER SAMUEL p.
HOWES, her Boats. Tackle, Appar and Furniture,
In behalf of Thomas Frerch, and others, lste marin
ers on board said schooner In Of satisfaction
OF wages, civil and maritime, as Is more particularly
set forth in said Libel that hearing and trial viii
be had thereon at Portland in said D friction Thurs
Day, the tioenty-second day Of Augah current, when
and where any persons interested therein, may APP
pear and show cause, il any can be shown where
lore the same should not be decreed liable TO said
claim, and disposed of according 10 law.
Dated at Portland tins twenty-h 81 day OF August,
A. d., 1867. -
F.A QUIEBY,
Deputy U. S. Marshal List. OF Maine.
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a 4 Caution,

We call attention to the fact that TMIrATIoNs OF
our fine ELECrRO-PLATE, consisting of Dinner,
Dessert AMI Tea Services, etc., are being extensive,
that there also English limitations in the market
both of inferior quality. Our goods NAV be procured
and purchasers may avoid eountereits by noting OUT
trademark on every article our own manufacture
mus: ks ~ #s III z
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The Company Offsf for sale, through as, theirl
FIRST Mortgage Thirty Year, Six
per Cent. Coupon Bonds,

First Mortoaoe Th;rtv vaa. s;x ri
-A nor Ca.,+ C,,r.-,
rD-os SO~Poh Donus, fs
Principal and Interest payable i'm Celia
-Csia, in New York city. They are in sums OF ST.
600 each, ithsemi-annual gold coupons attached.
and are selling for the present at % per cent and
accrued interest from July lst added in currency at
which rate they yield nearly
Mine per Gent. upon she Investment.
monpt ortv a. tbs 1aor,s oS-a,ts, ~. 60
ment and ranresent IN al, 800 a. - -
completed equipped. and productive raiiroa1 n,
which have been invested Government subsidies,
uoh''lons' surplus earnings, etc.,
of First Mort,,oo a., q -, - $3.50 .'ah'
Tho ,rss,o,,t - e'.' 70 ''sueu upon n
interest of thoir Ron,,s;r
Special Contract Law Of California auhOri.ns and
unlike similar agreements made by companies in
stateswh no such legislative sanction exists
.se, . nasne Company oyer an '1'H% degree Of
The First Mortgage Bonds Of this Company are
Class c,r;tes =, The r,arrss =, mi. corntr
and Europe. and viii. without donb, be sacerly
sought for and anxiousy dealt in berea fer at rates
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FOREIGN PORTS.

TUX BAt1N FORTS. e.
At calcutta isi nit ship Akbar, Checker, tor New
d a. ss%ss Ea SO s, ss ssss sy
tin AMI VIM S 4s PssisS eu nns Sc Pau Mar
A. Swan Island caribbean Seal 2uh nit. hrics
ron Gsiec sss S sr New SSs
mary Comery, Comery, from Aspinwall DOR HsmSS,,
AR at $! Thomas Cd inst barauc Mary Libby,
5Mountfort, Somt reno - - - - =, - W
AT inagua sth inst, barque Neverslnk, Gibson.
Sid sth. brig Navarino Giles, Boston.
AT o. Caibarien Sd inst, schs Daybreak and Wind
AT At cienluesos eth barque A Small oBren,
Sid 9Th. barque Alexandria. Snow, Boston.
AT SAT- Cay, ~, 9Th inst. barque Leila M Long.
Ames. from New York, ar Sd, for do DAYS: brig
JB Brown, Rose, Tor Bain) from do, ar I'd. -
. All st East Harbor, III, 4ih inst brig Houston,
Ar at Cow Bay s0th ult, barque J H McLareu
G Eofg. New York 9Th, sch Farragut, Coggins
cid list, brias Giles .Loring, pinlsLam, New York
9Th, u Nash, Lancey, do. nIsT'~-i
s-tAdditfonal per city OF Paris, -
pn Ar ct Liysrpool sth inst; Western Star Taylor
nlington NC.
in the river 9th, Elizabeth. Cushing, Brown. for
Ssn ohhtea' Ihomas Harvard, Strickland, for Pha-
On Sicily ast ult, Masonic, Boyd, Rio Janero tor
OF the skerries 4th, Nunquan, Darmio, Cousins.
Liverpool for New York - 0-
"a Ar Ct Cardiff 4th, Ocean Spray. Miller bordeaux;
ON, fnzaoeth Hamilton. White. Rotterdam.
Ar at Queenstown 4tll Josephine, Mitchell, Renee
q,os; o,h Snnb am, Jordan, Tome, land sailed Tor
Ar Of Bombay June 90, Alhambra, Moulton Liv-
erpOol; Cd inst. Yorick, Dixon do ?, ~ F-Fi'T W
Sid FIN Flushing Roads LIST, Sagadahoc Carlton, for
Buenos Ayres.
al aNeHE
June rs ut II NJ lon " os W, ship Regent, from
Liverpool for Alden, 70 DAYS out.
: june %. LAT IS N, Ion q 10 W, barque Maggie
Armstrong, fMeCarty, from Portland May ~ Tor
Buenos Ayres.
Aug 49, lat Al 20, Ion 81, Sabino from Cow Bay for
New York.
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The New York Worlds special dispatch
from Washington has the following informa-
General Grant has had private consultation
with the President, in which he urged the dis
missal of every member OF the Cabinet, in order
to create harmony between Mr.. johnson and
his advisers. The General is known to be par
ticularly hostile to Mr.. Seward, whom he re-
CARDS as too adroit and dangerous to be trustt d
retained, he will form political combinations in
Congress, through the agency of Wade, to de-
feat any programme which may be adopted to
restore fraternal relations between the North
and South. 1t is deemed probable that should
have Sherman appointed to place in the
Cabinet.
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THE MAYNARD AND WILLIAMS GoUGING
MATCH NJ KNoXvLLE.-Brownlow Wing
gives the following description of the street
fight between Hon. Horace Maynard and his
political opponent during the recent CONGRESS-
ional election for the Knoxville District of
Tennessee, which took plac on the 18th in
slant: i'' az 81
On yesterday Mr.. Maynard addressed a
vast assemblage at Cambridge, Jefferson co,in-
ty, ON the occasion of a celebration of the great
Radical Union victory. On returning from
the depot to his residence, he met Williams,
who, without saying a word, struck at him with
a big stick. Maynard warded off the blow aim
ed at his head. byHthrowing up his left arm,
receiving thereon 4, a slight bruise.-
Immediately after the first blow Struck by VIII
lians, Mayiard caught him by the throat with
his left hand, and with the finger nails of his
right gouged him in the eyes, binding him for
time, while he gouged and scratched the eyes
and face of his antagonist, and before they
could be separated, Maynard severely chastrsed
him. 1t issaid Williams attempted during the
melee to draw a deadly, weapon. Whether
this is true or not we do not know, but this we
do know, and every person who witnessed
the fight will youch for the same that Horace
Maynard, pnarmed, got the better of his an.
tagonist, who scds armed, and that Maynard
showed the pluck of one Of the 'blue hens
Chickens
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WE should think by the looks of Covers
window that he had been getting in his fall
styles of stationery.
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why Suffer from Sores /?

"a why SuHer from Sores
When by the use OF the ARNICA oINTMENT
you can be easily cured 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scatds Chapped Hands, Sprains, Cuts,
Wounds, and erery Complaint Of the Skin. Try IT,
as it costs but 20 cents. Be sure to ask for
Hale's ArMic0 Ointment,
For sale by all druggists, send your address and
SO cents to o. P. SEYMOUR s. CO., Boston, Mass
and receive box by return mail. W. #. Phillips s.
Co., agents for Maine. aprl261ysn