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HERE are about six thousand disioyal
whites disfranchised in yiroin;a Innder .ho
Reconstruction acts.9 This leaves The rrh;+es
still with majority of over thirteen ~ nl
votes. Under Johnson's plan 1O1 4o7 iloval
blacks would be disfranchised, and the four
teen thousand loyal whites who voted for n
convention left without political power or in
fiuence. Which plan is the more just?
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DIED.

IN ms city, Nov. l. George W.. youngest child of
Jqh w ana Susan A Dyer. aged 4months.
In kennebunk poIt, Oct. 30, Mrs. Betsey Haley re-
let Of tue ate Nahum Haley, Sem, aged 81 years II
aged about 65 years 81 rs ~ 0s7lsfa
ID In Gardiner Oct q, Mr. james McCurdy. aged
IL Pittston, Oct 80, capt. G. L. COX. aged 50 yrs.
AT Mechanic Falls. Oct. Is, II. q. Haskell, aged "A
In Poland Oct 90 Mr.. Lorenzo D. Mabery, aged
80 years months r. ~
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VIEWS OF THE FOREIGN LEGATION ON TIL
ITALIAN QUESTION. BOSTON Journap

VIEWS OF THE FOREIGN LEGATION ON THE
ITALIAN QUEsT1oN.-The Boston Journals
Washington Special writes as follows: g.
Attaches of the Foreign Legation look upon
the ltallan trouble as likely to lead to more Sc
rious results than have already anneared The
French officials here declare that the course of
Victor Emanuelis one of double-dealing and
that he = secretly aiding Garibaldi in violation
OF the stipulation of the treaty of September,
1864, regarding the capital OF Italy, end for
count by Napoleon 1t is further stated that
the telegram Of yesterday to the effect that
Prussia will intervene in the Roman difficulty,
should sucl, action be necessary to preserve
the peace OF Europe, is wholly Incorrect
to be present at the conference proposed by
Moustier, the French Minister OF State, to be
held after the material difficulties of the Ro-
man question are settled
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asE DAILY AND MAINE STATE
PRESS

May be obtained a the PeriodicaI nenofs of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Colesworthv and
Ch ~ Bros at Boston Depot and on the train OF
At Biddeitrd, OF, Plllsbury Bros.
AT Saco Old, s. Locke. ts#
AT Brunswick, of W. II. Fields
At Waterville of j. S. Carter.
At Gorham. of News Agent ...ru
AT Bath of j. O. shaw
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wind suffer from sores ?
Hale,s .Arnica Oinkane
Batcheior's Hair Dye.
M ARRVED

,eAsSOo N5Unh FnSt-J1E.y-.-,-iS-- II, -ys.s
In Cape Elizabeth, Nor. 2. by Rev. U. Rideont
Charles G. Yeaton. ct South Berwick, and Ati,ie A
kdeout, of G. e.; +tiI, William Patterson and Abb.
gail T.. SAWYER. both OF Portland.
fnoSiord. Oct. rs, lAiolzo D. Neryers and Mrs
Sarah F..Cof,b.Qss i9lrr
In West MinDt, Oct 49, John c. Bangs aud Glars
D. Knight, both OF, techanic Falls. rLsl
In Bath, oct. 81, William A. Norton and Mary A
Smith. ViH ZE0 IN y u III a..
In FreeSan' Oct li.Neat I. Davenport, Of Madrid
and Sarah L. Mitchell, Of Phillips.
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DISASTERS.

Sch Mary E Van Cleat, from Philadelphia for Port
land put into Newport I'd ms with loss OF bows prit
and head gear, having been in collision with an I'M
known schr 30th ut, of Absecom.
Brig Tangent, Rich, from New York 18th ult tor
Charleston, put into Newport LIST inst, in distress
having had NE gale on the 23d uIt and carried
away torema Z close to the cap, with all attached
lost maintopmast, had decks swept and sprung bad
oak z
. ship Grace Sargent, from Cailao, which put into
Barbados Sept 25tn, feair fsrs rersirad and saad
for Queenstown. l1 .-rFTr = > S'~AS1
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The Mexican correspondent of the New
York Times has the following intelligence re.
speeding Santa Anna: N''i"los shA .ef9l
Santa Annals etrial" has been concluded
and, as predicted, he has been condemned to
DEATH Through his counsel he has ask I'd to
be pardoned and banished, "a prayer which
the press call upon the President to grant, de.
claring shalIit wouid pc terrible act to exc,
and valiant d eds he has performed for Mexi-
co, and brutal TO carry cut the sentence OF
death upon an old and odecrepid man. His
fate has not, up to this hour, been decided, but
he will probably he banished or imprisoned fol-
life 13T2 n -11T3NDH it5.f1n al yfs.iil
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New MARRIAGE (xuida

an Essoyfor Young Men, on Physiological Errors
Abuses and Diseases, incident to Youth and Earl,
Manhood which create. impediments to MARRf
AGE, with sure means Of relief. Sent in sealed LET
ter envelopes free OF charge. Address, DIR. j. skill
LIN llOUGHTON, Howard Association, PhiladeI-
phia, "a. Sept 26-d&wGm sN
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SPOKEN
lon a7 W. ship sarah March

Aug 80 lat 10 n, lon 81 W, ship sarah March,
from Cardill for Shanghai.
Sept 8. no lat, 80, oarqne Jenme Prince, IRON
Sent 22, lat % n, Ion ~ W, barque Warwick
from, I,ichmond tor Rio Janeiro - 'la.2aB
sent o7 tat e 81 N Ion "a 26 W. shin Un,tad a,a,oo
from Cardiff tor Calcntta.3 .ll I8d1i5iqsl /
Oct I, lat So 10 n, Ion 51l w, ship Ellen Hood im
New York for Yokohama ' I'M
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/" THR Maine STANDARD attempts to shield its
party from the responsibility of the notorious
corruption and extravaganza OF the municipal
government of New York city by saying that
the State has given the control OF the city's af-
fairs into the hands Boards Of Commissioners
appointed by the central government The
Standard ought TO know that these Commits
sioners have nothing whatever TO do with the
administration of those departments OF the
city government where the greatest W ste and
extravaganza occur. 1t is the prize-fghters
and roughs of the Board Of Aldermen and
City Council whose reckless appropriation Of
the peoples money has increased the debt of
the city $500900O within year, according to
the statement of a Democratic paper,
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ARREsT.-Last evening officers McIntire and
Barbour arrested man, belonging in Boston,
for larceny of a coat from a jigger on Com
mercial sheet, and a jacket from the st. Law
renee House. He sold the articles to pawn
broker on India street. ?
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.t.,..,s,- Monday, November q.
ARRIVED 80 81
Steamer Drigo, johnson. New York.
Steamer New England, Field Boston ior Eastpor
and st John, MI.
Sch Isaac Baker, PurRier, Georgetown, DC. vat
ra Sch Eredonia, lBrl Finn, Providence. N
=, Sch Yantic. Deand, Boston, ~ % 5lsi v'Ht, ?.
Sch Gen Grant. Alexander, Salem. Z iiH9l.l ssodi
n Sch John Dennis. Thurlow, Newhuryport. 9go2
n Sch Goncordla, Bartlett, Boston tor Sedgwick.A
= Sch e H Pray, Clark, Boston Tor Pembroke sii
~ Sch Ack lam, Tburston, Calais for Boston. i9sl,
Sch Sea Pigeon, johnson, Robbinston for Boston.
ie Sch Erie, Staples, Sedgwck tor New York. GiaI
Sch Charter Oak. Alley, Dresden Tor boston.HA
u Sch Harmona. Hart, Bangor Tor Pawtucket. ioE
Sch Hartford, Kendall. Bangor for Boston.
Sch Banner, Matthews, Bangor for Boston. 'i-I
CLEARED. i---
Steamer w hirlwnd. Colby, Providence.
Brig Leona, (BrI Bishop, st John, NIB = John
Porteons.
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AFFECTING CoNcIDENcE.-Last February
Capt. Stephen Ward, of Kennebunkport, while
sitting in ehairin the P. s. & p depot in this
city, suddenly dropped dead from heart dis
ease, as was supposed. Last Sunday. as our
correspondent at Ke1fnebank INFORMS us, his
brother, Capt. Daniel Ward. aBoatl65 years of
age, and in comparative good health, suddenly
fell dead from hiss chair, at his residence in
Kennebunkport
I d The same correspondent informs us that Mrs
Betsey. Haley, of Kennebunkport, aged "a
wears Il month";. reliet of the late N album Ha-
ley, Senior, and tho oldest female in that town,
died on "Wednesday, Oct Both.
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! IMPORTANT DECISION UNDER THE BANK
RUPr AcT.-In the case of Charles g. Patter-
son, petitioner for the benefit of the bank
rnpt act, Judge Blatchford OF the United
States District Court for the District of New
York has decided that the creditors of a bank
rupthave no claim to property acquired in
any way after the filing OF the petition. Nor
does itniake any difference whether or not the
petition Is in legal form. Any sort off doou-
ment supporting to bea petition is effectual
Tor the purpose, though new papers may be
necessary before the bankrupt can Obtain ms
,liSobo..,h d. ..... .lf.
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THE President win send in no message to
Congress till the beginning OF the regular SEES
sion of the Forteth Congress on the first Mon
day of December 1iiH 70 ilfii 'iiiHft 70 '"" .'''
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RYa girl who has had experience in kitchen or
X chamber work. Good references given. Apply
at No. Waterville Street. noy5d3ts
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THE citizens of Massachusetts, who are tenn
porarily residing in Washington held a meet
ingaon Saturday evening as a mark of honor
to the late ex- Governor Andrew. Hon. Caleb
Cushnlan presided A series of resolutions
was passed expressing the high appreciation
entertained by the meeting of the social and
public virtues of the deceased. bue ,.'..
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THREE additional boxes OF those goods OBJ
tanned under false pretences, by Joseph Levy,
were found yesterday. stu9 get
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FOREIGN PORTs.

Ar at Calcutta 9Th ult, ship j N Gushing, Swap,
Liverpool. fs,t ID, . 1T
for Savannah. -
Sid I'M Bueuos Ayres Sept 1, brig H Eaton, Reed
Tor New YORK. D. - - . = -
Sid i'm do Aug 81, ship Northern Crown, Tucker,
Valparaiso. RI - i--------
= Ar al Port Spain Sept 81 sch Dearborn, Peters,
Baltimore. -
Sid FIN Cienfuegos s0th ult, barque Sam Shepard,
Evans. Philadelphia. ..-t -Tr
Cid at st John. NIB, LIST inst barque Trovatora,
Blanchard Havana.
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'T'HAT steam Refined Fripe Is highly appreciated,
L as cannot get-half enough to supply my Gus,
toners. -
November s. diff 19 w.BEIKNAp.
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From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph,
Ar at 81 John, NIB, Sd inst, barque st Jago, Loud
Portland; brig Cambridge, Smith, do n
I, Az at New York 18th inst, brig G H Kennedy Mer
rirnan, Georgetown, DC.Ed3a6b ,EiS2 S9T' I
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Portland g. Rochester r. n.
Triton q McEoa.1n.d

On and after Monday, November nth, the evening
train will leave Portland, at 5. 30 P. M.
2 November ., d1w-sN 1ou E,~o- ffT
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BREAKING AND ENTERING.-Abouta week
ago. the Milk stteet Naflset was broken into
and every stall was robbed OF something Last
Friday night officers McIntire and Barbour ar
rested one of the fellows at dance; he had his
hand cut in breaking into the market, which
led This arrest sAffew hours after the arrest
of this one bis accomplish was arrested, having
been traced to house, in which the occupants
denied that he was there. The officers insisted
upon searching, and found the fellow secreted
under two beds q He fwas dragged out and
taken to the lockun
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COt0frh Can, be Cured Z

HEADACHE relieved, and in fact every disease
A1of the nose, and head permanently cured by the
use Of the well-known remedy, N ssenE -'l
Readers German snuff!
Try it, for it costs but 25c For sale by all drug
gists; or send Soc to o. P. SEYMOUR & CO., Bos-
not, and receive a box by return mail. sep4dtfsN
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PR e SS,
Tuesday Morning. November $, 1857.


w. First Page to-day-The Elections To-
day; The Dominion of Canada; Recent Publi-
cations; Varieties. i8l14 yd i59l.is.a 8. s..,.,
Fourth Page. - Drifting; The, Two Char
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Desire to athe attention to the fact that more than
IA w AZ "a 10
Of their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION in the
late fire. Parties desiringa |
sSWes FIRST RATE SAFE,
Alta MODERATE PRICE, will please call on
EMERY 81 WAREHOUSE,
Middle Street. Portland.
Or nf 4 10 sudbury Street, Boston. -
EB Secondhand Safes taken in exchange for SALE
Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam improvement at
taehed to Tnton d McFarland,s Safes, can order 81
Emery, Waterhouso & Co. e 4f@bL'lVE Z
Jan 15-sNlstw in each mos adv remainder of time
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 .LA-AH
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THE FAm To-NieHr.-we hope nome win

forget that the grand opening of the First Bap-
tst Society's Fair is this evening. Great prep
arations have been made to make this a perfect
success, and no pains spared to make it inter
esting to adj So do not fail to go tonight and
see our beautiful hall and hear the fine music
that is to be there discoursed.
ARMY AND NAVY UNION. The regular
monthly meeting of the Association md
Board of Managers will be held this lTuesday)
evening, Nov. 5th, at z IL O'clock The bust
ness to come up for consideration renders the
presenceof every member desirable, - -
Per order. J5ya--,.e,ie.g f. G. PATTERSON, "a N
s1g. s.,i ,fi..- - Secretary.
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lFRom OUR CORRESPONDENCE

BOOTHBAY Oct 2s-Ar, schs Eliza Otis, Dodge,
Bangor tor Boston; Canova, Patten, Boston for Els
worth; Humboldt, Parsons, Bay st lawrence: Old
land Queen Dunton, do; Hattie N Reed, Reed, do
for Rock port. ~ sf9lfp. .siJ .IIla / -
!, Oct so1Ar, sch Angeline, Hix, from Rockand for
Providence ,-ll7 rshnl) hne MO + ,s-ll- 7
y Oct Star, sebs Anuie Freeman. Reed, Bay st
lawrence, with CSC bbls mackerel Annie Nash,
Thompson, do. uft ilif 4 Dos ll1IsiI .9a1F :
Nov Ar schs wmona, Adams, I'm Bay St Law
renee; Old Chad. McClintock, Portland. HisI aIg1
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REPRESENTATIVE ELEcTIoN.-An election
was held yesterday in the district composed of
"Windham and Scarbofo, to filDthesyaeancy oc-
cas1oned by the death of Mr.. Smith Demo
crat) who was elected in September. The vote
in Windham was as follows:
William Goold, Republican, 315
y 81 George Goold, Democrat vgo 0O4
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.COyCENTRATED EYE

1t will make 10 pounds excellent hard soAp. or 2c
gallons OF the very best soft soap Tor only abon ~
cents Directions on each box. For sale at all Drug
and Grocery stores. = ss-s o. -, lug
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs. ~
~ BE particular in asking for Pennsylvania Salt
Manufacturing Co.'S Saponifer, noI2sNeods Wv Wv
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DraocRATIo papers are in the habit of go

IN ItItO VIIV 'lIOeUVUVIIts Ut t1hIr1crre
cans pretty extensively, butt is not often that
| they go quite So far back as the one that says.
"ex-Governor Andrew was born in 1918, previ-
| Gus to which event he had two strokes of apo
nlexy. one in 1904 and the other in 1900"
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/ FAIR AND LEvEE The ladies' Of the Park
street Unitarian Society will hold Fair and
Levee at City Hall on Thursday and Friday
evenings, Nov. 18th and 18th. The proceeds Of
this fair will be devoted to fitting, and furnish
ing the church Friday afternoon the hall will
be open for the sale of fancy articles
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81 =. By order of the Board. etlogmi ne
b a ierae :, e,,s.;i ANNIE L. PIERCE, See. :,
Portland, Oct. 80, 1867, 80. ~ F"

s. fs... O. ]
TREAsURER's REPORT DR.
To cash balance remaining in Treas ylE
ury Oct. 80, 1866 $50 30
To amount invested in bonds, stocks, .5Tss -
,, &C., prior to Oct 80, 1866, d 5s75 90 6,Ol4 SC
To amount received from annual
II subscriptions, 455 90 30.
To amount received from annual 1fi DO
contribution, lai4ll CIV 1886
To amount received from bequests
and donations, -. FL. 80 2,os5 IS
To amount received from admis- 'i 400 :, &
sion fee to 'fhe Honae,' .sr 100 90
To amount received from interest
and premium on q. S. bonds CD le5 OS r, a
To amount received from interest
on stare, County, City and r. r. 'ii@ie5i 49,
p, BOMBS, less tax, AII1lIg sBT 2s8 80 ca,
To amount received from bank 49,
dividends, '"it F0Iiin76H $3.50
To amount received from Life -.
:, MEMBERSHIPS, $500. 100 90
: laneous sources, q "a, aa.sr.t.-, $1,000
To amount received on credit, ''- $50 90 3,86 &c
+ih- atD "a hao1BlItui sd 9,84l 06
- J. it4iesJ gLmg. Gil Ie .s.lr,ta M CIR.
BY amount paid for the support of i La '''
= the institution, Hmod ~ % 1sssso9
BY amount paid for insurance, IN
d terest, tax, sc, 20 2e6 q 1904 80
by amount invested in U. 8. bonds, 500 90
by amount invested in STATE, Coun- Glo ID = L.
d ~, City and r. X. bonds, ~ $500 90 . III
by amount invested in Bank 4 -,-s
Ry ye oea, ia vtf.. 5r5l.s .,.,tr-,.f 1880
~ al" cunt OF cash balance, 161 70 1886 7e
U.e respectfully submitted sef st,ft
n. as1,ror
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aatrumafic Salts and Strumatic Min.
eral Waters, just received and for sale by
2nnnFoTLl j. W,PERKINS &. CO..
ho24sNeod&weowfyUe mo. 86 COMMERCIAL ST.
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The Methodist Society at woodford,s Cor
sner will hold levee at Stevens's Han ON
Thursday evening next.
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Mercutio said of his wound,
, 1T was not as deep as a well, or as. wide
= As gate, but it would dop ffEsEk
Plantation Bitters will not ra;sa tha dood

u As gate, but it would do@ ffGsE@
Plantation Bitters will not raise the dead,
/, But they cure the sick, exalt the depressed,
And render life thing to be enjoyed
We believe there are millions of living wit
nesses to this fact. Dyspepsia is a horrid dis
ease, but Plantation Bitters will cure it. 1t is
most invigorating tonic foraweakness and
mental dependency. Those who are "out OF
sorts should try Plantation Bitters.
MAeNoIrA wxrrR--A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to cologne, and at half the price.
oct26eod2wSw2w
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DIR. S. s. FTTCH,S.
Sc 8. Family Physician 7,

Seventy-six pages price Is cents Sent 10 a ~ adj
dress No money required until the book is received
read and fully approved. 1t is perfect guide I'd thu
SICK or indisposed. Address DIR. 8. 5. FITCH, p
fremont Street. Boston. sN ,Jan29d1v
a. 1t will not be convenient for DR.. Fitch to vfsi
Portland again sAJNlu GNusig d MI
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PET names nicely embossed upon paper in a
variety of styles at Geyer's, 10 Free street.
Portland Circulating Library
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I'M. MONDAY att rnoon, ON OXFORD st q pocket
VI book, Containing about $40 in money and pa
pers OF NO value except to the owner. The finder
WIN be suitably rewarded ny leaving at this Office
or 9t NO. 20 Cedar St. q aNt,YRDS STAPLES.
Ror land Nov.A, 1867. NOV 5-d3Is
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Portland and vfcfnity.

Porriand dVicfnity.
New Advertisements this Day. -.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN
Portland & Rochester Railroad. a-a-s-.4=sz-.--.s
fasPERr AIEaENr COLUMN.
Fair ami Lc7ee-Park st. Unitarian Society.
..lasss.s--,sss4s,-s.AUCrIoN COLUMN
Alabaster Statuary, Gee. M. Patten Co.
Clothing, &c.-F. o. Bailey - - -
new ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Albion Dining Rooms
$50 Reward-Le wisS S. Bracket e
No Doubt. w Belknap
Marin Marine underwriter-wm. H. Foye
Mo,,s a an ms Co. Dow, Coffin s. Libby.
NJ. g. al. A0Stephen Marsh.
pocketbook Losta-Cyrus Staples i'5eas'f
House for Sa &c, Il. Davis " ca
Situation Wanted - - - w. s.,.
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
ililMIII aG rant Wines. dqla
So highly recommended by Physicianss, may be
found at wholesale at tbs drug stores of w. w. Whip
pie & Co., H. H. Hay. w. f. Phillips g. Co., K. t..
Stanwood and j. W. Perkins & Co. jan12snd1y
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SPoRTsMEN.-Now that the partridge is
heard to drum 50 often, it isn't bad time to
give Bailey a call at his new store on Exchange
street.. He Gkeepsl constantly on hand good
assortment of fowling pieces and rifles with
thernecessaryi articles to make them useful.
Also, fishing tackle of an kinds, and heaps Of
razors and light cutlery. ylhHy.H n
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- A-~~1s1 q lAO al afu .dpOht nali-paSG4 CLOCK
yesterday morning was caused by the fire again
breaking out insthe lodging house opposite the
r. ,. q. T. depot, which building had been
partially burned about three hours previous.-I
There was not the slightest necessity for an
alarm being given, as the fire was extinguished
with pail of water. After it was extinguished
the alarm was sounded, bringing all the en-
gines to the spot. .i,ft1-.o ..',5,i y 'i.'l7i
There was insurance enough on the building
and gu the furniture, at the agency of Messts.
John e. Dow & Co., to cover all loss. fiiel !
2 Before sounding an alarm care should, be ex-
ercised in discovering whether it is lneces sary.
1t was not necessary to sound an alarm for the
chimney burning out on Saturday evening,
neither for the breaking out again of the fire
mentioned ed above yoRg8tu
-AccIDENT.-Wedne Evening about 9
O'clock, as Mr.. James W. Jenkins of Hollis
was riding along the line of the Portland and
Rochester railroad, five miles beyond Saco
River, he was thrown from his wagon and his
leg badly bloken below the knee, 1T was a
compound fracture and the bone pr otruded
through the skin. He laid in this condition
nearly two hours, when by great exertions lie
craWled some forty rods and succeeded In maxi
ing himself heard by the inmates of an Irish
shanty, to which place he was helped and
kindly cared for until medical assistance was
obtained. He was thrown from his wagon by
running into one of the excavations made in
grading this railroad and which was left care
lessly exposed with nothing to warn travel
Ter, onsuch adark night as that, OF his danger.
| THE LUMBER BUSINESS. = Although our
merchants in the city complain that business
In general is dull, the lumber dealers through
outline country think their prospects for the
winter are very fiattering. The season for the
manufacturing Of box shocks has come. They
are going at a fair rate and are in good de-
mand. At Saco, Mr.. Joseph Hobson manufac-
lures fifteen hundred daily, and will soon get
out double this amount. Mfr. Ohas. Mex en-
ney manufactures, at Bar Mills. twelve hun
dred daily, and is making arrangements for L.
| creasing the number. Mr.. j. iOG Al Hamon
at Salmon Falls. md Mr. A. X. P. Lord at
| West Buxton, on the Saco River, are putting
| updaily about thousand each. This is an
extensive business in this State, and it is en-
Dfr1y, ~ -