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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-18

ihE Old SPIRIT OF FREEDoM-An incident
al sine .ne fenlan trials at Manchester has occa-
T .u.Ie somewhat animated discussion in the
4.snIsu papers. 1t occurred a short time af-
. 70. 'no rescue ct Kelly ana Deasy. The fear
shas an attempt would be made to reneat that
exploit leo the authorities to take nnnsnal
precautlohsi the prisoners were brouobt i,
nahdcuHed, ana guard of soldiers was addad
to the usual guard of policemen. =, 90 ''NUo'
MIR. Ernest Jones appeared for some of tho
prisoners. Immediately on the OPENING of t Inc
session he rose and called the attention. .! the
court to the fact that unconvicted and ny
sumably innocent men had been brought into
the dock in irons. He asked the court to have
these irons struck off as necessary prelimin-
airy to an English trial The counsel for the
other prisoners spoke to the same effect.
:, Inc presiding magistrate replied that the po-
nee thought the handouts q necessary precau-
slon and that in such case he must be guided
~ tnelr opinion. A little later in the trial,
WI. zones said the pressure of the handouts
Ms causing the arms of the prisoners to swell
Inc oSher counsel followed his lead as before.
one OF them, Mr.. Roberts of Old Bailey no.
tofiety, gave the argument curious tur1 in
slsting tnat under English law. anv missioner
arrslgned before acourt of Justice must be n
Periect man tnat the requirement. eould NOT
pe satisned II tine person accused were mad or
SICK, or In torture; and that the rafore -
not satisfied by his clients, whose wrists was
sWelled. 80 n - "iis's were
Ine presiding magistrate said he was u;l,;,,,,
~ ulrect the procuring of larger handouts 70,
those whose wrists We're swelling. This d;d
not satisfy Mr.. Jones, who threw IN his br;af
Saying ne could not disgrace the ENGLISH has
Dy pleading in court where the poiice ov erI
rode the magistrate. yisi15 a - ~''',' =.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-18

GREELEY TO HENRY CLAY DEAN.-H. Clay
Dean having invited Mr.. Greeley to public
discussion of the reputation scheme, for the
honor of inventing which there is sharp con-
test between himself, Pendleton and Geo. Fran
els Train, the editor responds in the following
note: fthi '
MIR. DEAN-Sir: have yours of the eeth nit.
Should ever consent to argue the propriety
and policy of wholesale swindling, shall take
your proposal into consideration I do not
know where the cause of national villany
could lind filter advocate than yourself.
Yours,
HORACE GREELEY
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HORACE GREELRY

WASHINGTON NEws.-The Treasury Depart
ment is said to have obtained a clew to the
counterfeiters of tho 1905. 1t is thought the
rascals will soon be under arrest. The whis-
key spectators are in full force at the White
House, intriguing against Secretary McCul-
Loeb and the Metropolitan Revenue Board. =
Senator Edmund's committee on retrenchment
will at once commence an investigation OF
the affairs ofthe Printing Bureau of the Treas.
ury Department. Detective Baker is under
arrest to await the assembling of Congress-
Asst. p. M. General Skinner is in DYING
condition. General Dennison of Maryland
testified before the House Judiciary Commit
tee, on Wednesday, relative to the Maryland
militia. Nothing important was elected be.
yond the fact that many of the men have served
in the rebel army. The Internal Revenue re.
ceipts have again fallen off and average about
one third of million per day
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Political Mates.

Hunnicutt denies in his paper the New Ma
ton, that he made the incendiary speech TO
the negroes at Charles City which has been
reported in the New York Herald and other
Northern papers. 54Hi HeuGiI" tai5il83 Z n
Gen. Lew. Wallace will be a candidate for
Governor in Indiana. --is 5a-sal. ..s 81 b
1t is fortunate for Vallandigham, says the
Providence Journal, that Morgan, who made
the raid into OHIO, and was captured and es-
capped, has not become a citizen of the State.
!. His claim would come in direct connection
1swith the acknowledged leader of the Ohio
Democracy I .ss lft tsmsss b sos ~
Wade Hampton, the South Carolina fire.
eater, says: IL am perfectly willing to see
constitution adopted by our State comforting
'ne elective franchise on the negro, on precise
'no same terms as it is to be exercised by
INC "n,'e man, guarding against the abuse of
'nl' piVneee by establishing slight educa-
',on''' anu property qualification for all
classes" ,'-
B The returns in Pennsylvania thus far show
falling off in the Republican vote of % 41e
and in the Democratic vote of 1O74a IT.
enormous gains" of the Democracy over tho;,
vote for Clymer consist of 10 votes in Hnn.
ingdon and 1855 in Philadelphia In euery other
county they lose, their entire falling off being
about six per cent. of the vote of 1865
The New Hampshire Democratic State Con-
Ventlon will be held at Concord, Nov. 18th.
1ne great Reputation party is extending its
pia'lorm. Its high priest, Andrew, repudiates
'no i'eVehuc laws; its lesser preachers repudi-
ate the National debt; and now the party is re-
pudlatIng Andrew himself Well. what couId
you expect? Judas Iscariot. and Ranedict
Arnold, and the Mexican Lopez got their
pieces of silver, but nobody was eager after
ward to own them as compatriots.
The New York World, bordering upon the
condition of affairs in Massachusetts, exclaims:
1raclousi If John @. only could be elected"
But he can't ... f U...r =
Ii IS said that ex rebel Gov. Vance, of North
Oaioi'ia' was the first prominent lawyer to
auuress a coiored jury in that State as "Gen-
tlemen OF the jury" and won the case winch he
was trying. ' - nv
The elections in Arkansas and N;ss;ss;,n;
under the reconstruction act take n,aco o., tho
fifth of next month .,5i4.-I :,
Alexander I'll. Bailey, of Rome has bas,
nominated for Congress from the twentv.frst
New York district, to fill the vacancy created
by the election of Hon. Roscoe Conkling to the
Senate tnIi eau.-,l -
Senator Nye of Nevada and Gen. E. M Lee
OF Connecticut who participated in the cam
paign IN this State, will take the stump in
New York n.
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BREAKING JAIL.-John Longfellow, of Au-
gusta, lad about 16years of age, and james
King alias Ring, of this city, from IS to 20
years of age, broke Jail in Alfred last Monday
and escaped. horse was stolen from MFR. d.
mon Robert, of Lyman, that night, and it is
presumed the escaped convicts stole it, A re-
ward of $50 is offered for the apprehension of
the convicts, viz, $50 for Longfellow and $40
for Ring. Twenty five dollars reward is also
offered for the recovery of the horse.
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NEW CITY HALL.-The Lecture and Concert
Committee of the Army and Navy Union in
form us officially, that their course will open
with grand Military Band Concert by the
entire Germania Band and Orchestra of Bos
ton, on Monday evening, November 11tb.-
Lectures wiz come on alternate weeks, as near
as possible. Gen. Chamberlain win deliver the
opening lecture, and viii give us that thrilling
subject, THE Surrender of Lee,'' and as the
General took one of the most important parts
IN the maj strategy which formed the down.
fall OF the so-called Confederacy, it will be
doubly interesting. Season tickets can he oh:
tanned at the bookstores. -
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Long Sought FOry ~
rres s~se.s Come at Last !
Mains Elder Berry Wine,

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be tound for sale by all city
Druggists and first class Country Grocers.
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.
so the days OF the aged 1t addeth length,
10 the mighty it addeth strength"
fis a balm for the sick, joy for the we'll
Druggists and GrOcers buy and sell
MAINS, EEL DE II BERRY WINE.
nav c,r1e
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Municipal Gours

30. JUDGE KlNGsBURY PREsDINe. =
THURsDAY.-In the case of State v. Hiram Gould,
for breaking and entering the house of Mr.. Coley,
the Judge decided that there was nrobahle cause.
and ordered the respondent to recognize in the sum
of $1,000, with sureties, for his appearance at the
November term of the s. j. Court. The spreties
were furnished, and respondent was discharged
Ellen d. Pennington, for larceny of some articles
OF wearing apparel from Ellen Jacobs. was ordered
70 pay fine of Soar COSTS the whole amounting to
1882. She was committed. Bradbury s. Bradbury
for respondent; County Attorney for State.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

~as Thursday, October II.
gis.a..s5 ARRIVED. .,- ...
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, New York.
steamer Carlotta, Magune, Halifax, Ms.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester Boston
for PASSPORT and st John, NIB. 7777l'T'D
Brig M Ellsworth, lIlrl Cook. HalborviIle, Ms.
Sch Y w May, Dimmiek, Georgetown.
Sch Mary Hudson, Buell. GEORGETOWN
oc sen Geo + Mcclellan, Keene. Bay Chaleur with
Sch Deborah Atwood Written, Cherryfield.
Sch Marry Dodge Bray, Trement.
Sch Emily Swift Orne, Southport
Sch Eagle, Pomroy Sullivan for Boston.
Sch President, Perkins, Bangor for Weymouth
schs Vintage, Frisbee, and WIN A Dhbosq, Rich,
Bangor for Boston
Bangor for Boston.
Sch Globe, Bragdon, Calais for Boston.
sen Mitchell, Brown, Calais for Middleton. CT
Sch Malabar, Shute, Sullivan for Rondout
Schs Polly Dodge, and Grace, Alley Ellsworth for
Boston. -
schs Senator, Bonsey, and .canOva, Patton, Els
Schs Massachusetts, Remission; Trade Wind, Clio
ver. and Oregon. Colt. Rockland for New York.
Sch Osceola, Gray, Rockland for Boston.
Sch Veto, Harrington, Thomaston for New York.
Sch Benjamin franklin, Patterson, Wisca;set Tor
Boston. tHr
CLEARED.
:. Brig Gipsey Queen, d Prince, Mataazas-Geo
: Sch Ann salter. Baker, New York-C w Pierce
Sch Charles w Bentley, Baker, Newark &C W
Pierce. HH4 .1HfltII
p SAILED-Brigs Hattie Wheeler; sch Lottie
From Branch Office Western Uaida Teleqraph.
Sid FIN Liverpool 4th inst, ship valkyria, McGre-
gor. Portland. - t---t
Ar at Gibraltar Sept rs, brig Martha Berry, I'm
New York s 9tL st 1,T- - T----''
Sid FIN Havana 9Th inst briggs Fannie III coin. i.x
Baltimore; stl, Poinsett, Anderson, Boston. :
AT at Cardenas sth, sch Hattie Ross, Ulrick from
CID at Baltimore 10th, brig Frank Allen, Mer-
rill, Portland
LAUNcHED-At Thomaston 18th inst. from Gil
cnrisCs yard, ship OF 1900 tons, named Kendrick
Fish, She Is owned by Alfred WATTS Samuel Watts
9os f,sl, mos Dunn, and Capt Edw Watts, who
few days a ship OF l40O tons
AA DISASTERS.
The Bath Times states that dispatch has been
received by the owners of the brig "E Swett,'
stating that she had been burnt at Savannah.
Sch Ottelio. at Galveston, was driven ashore at
Leagues wharf during the recent gale, and lost rud
der and sustained other damage.
before reported ashore below city Point has suc,
cecded in getting OFF without damage.
lsb DOMESTIC PORTS. 80
SAN FRA SCISCO-Ar 14th inst shin D,t,;,,
Mayhem, Newcastle, NSW. '"'
Ar 18th, ship Shooting Star. Peck AIaxana.;o y,
KEY WkST--Ar 14th, sch Netie Cnr,;sr va, a,
Chiltepec for New York I iier, from
CHARLESToN-Ar 18th, sch j NJ Moralos ,,or,
GEoRGETowN-Ar 18th, sch kate wsn,,vo,.,
Adams, Providence ~ ha'e wentworth,
s, WASH I!Sa3ToNHsl 18th, sch Eme,ine MoLa0
, phhlLA..n1ELPHIA-Ar 18th, scbs Ralph souder
S nm, IN DeaWare Breakwater 18TH barques Desiah,
~ kraIne Tor Antwerp; 18TH ship b Gilchrst,
NEW YoRK-Ar 18th, sehs Sunbeam, Pierce,
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The Copperheads still hope to force Demo-
cratic Governor upon Ohio, through the agen-
cy Of the Democratic legislature that have been
elected. They claim that negro votes can be
thrown out in sufficient numbers to place
Thurman in the gubernatorial choir. But,
unfortunately for them, tho Senate Is Radical
and will elect Radical presiding officer, and
upon that officer devolves the duty of declaring
the result of the election.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-18

DuhNT CORK CoEcERTs.-Duprez & Bene-
dlcts New Orleans Minstrels are to appear at
Mechanics, Hail tonight and tomorrow night
rms is probably the very best troupe that
travels, and in side-splitting and in mirth pro-
voking ability is unexcelled. Those of our
readers who on the last appearance of this
company laughed until their side ached at
some of their ininlitable burlesques, will have
another opportunity Of repeating their eaehi-
nations over something better on this occasion.
1t is a strong and talented Company, and is
one OF the oldest organizations of the kind
now travelling.
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THE Argus of Wednesday says: "O1icial re-
turns from all the counties of Pennsylvania
give Sharswood 744 majority" The Argus Of
yesterday says: "The Democratic majority in
pennsylvania is variously estimated-by some
as nigh as 5000 or 1000. Forney himself adj
mits IN his Press of Saturday morning, that it
VIII be not far from 1000" Our venerable
contemporary "at the other end of the line"
must find itself in desperate straits or be Pc
culiarly reckless and unprincipled to go back
three or four days for estimates after it has re-
ceived and published the official returns.
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Bachelors Hair Dve.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable,
Instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tinis. Natural Black or Brown Remedies the i'll
effects of Bad Dyes Invigorates the hair, leaving
1t soft and beautiful. The genuine is signed VIZ
lam d. Batchelor. All others are mere limitations.
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perlnmers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
20 Beware of n Counterfeit.
November 10. 1866 dfvsn
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MINERAL BATHS At HOME.

DYSPEPSIA CURED
HEUHdTISlf CURED
ERUPTTONS on the FACE CURED
" lehaqg .,tGl "a sf8zs aSCROFULA CURED
! BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
Do away with all your various and often pernci-
GUS drugs and quack medicines, and use few baths
prepared with @
.'STRUMATTC S4LTSlo
These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors OF tie Mineral Well of the Penn's salt Man
uiacturiug Co.. in Pttsburg and are packed in air
tight boxes. One always sufficient for a BATH Dr.
rectons attached.
INTERNALLY USE
I. "Strumatic Mineral waters !"
In bottles ofone and half pints One sufficient
for a days use. ltt.
EH-Sola by Druggists generally
h Merrill Bros. No. 2l5 State ST., Boston; REYNOLDS
Z Pratt a. Co., No 106 Fulton st. New York, Whole
sale agents. n020s n eodtSwIy
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DIED.

At Webster Corner. Oct. II, Mrs. Sarah Cushman,
aged 10 years months widow OF Syivanns CusL-
man. ~ 20 -Ill y 80
In Rumford, Oct. t2, Mr.. John Thornay aged
IN Dresden. Oct. 81 Capt James Blen. aged rs yrs.
In Augusta, Oct IA, Stephen L. Ladd. formerly
of Saeo, aged IS years months. -
In Augusta; Oct. 8, Mr.. George Brown, aged 67
years 10 months. So -
At Mechanic Falls, Oct. 8, Frank L., son of F. r..
and Sarah E. Rawson, aged 10 weeks. 81
David Bryant, Esq, Mrs Sarah Bryant, aged Is yrs
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The FENIAS SCARE in England is evidently
on the increase. The wild story That the
Brotherhood were plotting to seize the person
of the Queen at Balmora1 really seems to
have found sufficient credence to cause the
doubling Of the guard around the castle Of
Balmoral, and some other precautionary .mea-
sures. To us at this distance, the rumor seems
preposterous. 1t is difficult to imagine what
good it could do the Fenians to carry off the
Queen, Or what they could do with her maies-
ty if they succeeded. In that very improbable
event they would be likely to ind-we do not
wish to be disrespectful-that they had an ell
ephant ON their hands. We await further de-
velopments. ~ .-....,...s' ,f.....-... F..
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Supreme Judicial Oourt.

OCTOBER TERM.-TAPLEY, j., PRESIDING. F..-
THURsDAY.-Serenth Day. The Court was occu-
pied all day on the case of Ephraim Folsom " Moses
Chapman. The testimony was all out in the fore
noon. In the afternoon Mr.. Sweat made the argu-
ment for defendant, and Mr.. s. c. Strout for plain
tiff Judge Tapley gave the case to the iury and
Court then adjourned.
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dLITTERlNG TEETH.-Not only does Sozo-
don't impart the aohiteness Of the purest porce-
lam to the teeth, but its polish, too. They glis-
ten, after being brushed with it, like the inner
surface of an ocean shell, and the effect of this
peerless dentlfrice is to render the enamel as
hard and indestructible as adamant ASH &.
oct18d2t CO
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FATHER kEMP's CoNeERTs.-Our citizens
are to be sratified by another visit from Father
Kemp and his company of old folks, who Will
furnish music that viii speak g the heart and
the soul They will give two concerts at Deer
ing Hall on Monday and Tuesday evenings
and matinee ON Tuesday afternnnn
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h WE understand company has been formed
III this city to introduce Grifin's Patent Hy-
dro- Carbon Burner, which in few days will
be onexhibition. 1t is proposed to apply it to
one OF the steam tugs and other engines, as it
viii save a large per cent. in the fuel. ~
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DIR. s. s. FITCH'S.
Physician -

Seventy-six pages price 20 cents Sent to any adj
dress No money required until the book is received,
read, and fully approved. 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed Address DIR. S. ). FITCH, 20
fremont Street Boston. sN .Jan29d1y
"a 1t will net be convenient Tor DIR. Fitch to visit
Portland again.
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THE PRESS.
Friiay MOrningg, October Is. 1867.

Eg- First Page to-ddy-Impartia1 Suffrage
by Act of Congress; Common Graveyards;
More about Mrs. Lincoln; Admiral Farragut
in England; Varieties
Fourth Page-The italian Question; The
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why suffer from Sores ?

Wheni by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
Rom Burns, Scatds, Chapped Hands, Sprains, Cuts
Wounds, and eoery Complaint Of the .Skin Try it,
as it costs but rs cents. Be sure to ask for
H0le'S Ar3sic0 Ointment, 80
For sale by all druggists or send your address and
SO cents to o. z. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston, Mass
and receive box by return mail. w. f. Phillips q
Co., agents for Maine. april26lysn
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A. .. LEACH, at No "a Middle street, has a
large and rich assortment of dry goods, which
purchasers will find it for their interest to ex-
anime. See advertisement a.
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Health Beverage. has been immense in our State, as
well as all other States of the Union
Itsuperiority Tonic has been stated by the
report made to the New York Academy of Medicine
by the Special Committee.
Its invaluabiity remedy for diseases OF the
chest and Lungs has been proved by hundreds OF
cases, as well as by the testimonials OF the most
inent ply sicians.
HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT has been used in many
hospitals Among others in the Military Hospitals
of Washington, d.. c.; Perkins Institution, and
Massachusetts Asylum for the Blind, Boston: Girls
Lodging house, New York and has always shown its
benefits to invalds and exhausted Dyspeptcs and
to persons affected with diseases ofthe Chest Lungs
and Bowels. 5aIa
Sold everywhere Persons wishing agencies might
apply to Hoff's Malt Extract Depot, 542 Broadway
NY.
W. PHILLIPS & CO., Portland, sole agents for
Maine. Sold by Druggists and, Grocers.
October 4. dot
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BmDEroRD TRofrINe PARK This park
park was openedy Yesterday and attracted quite
large attendance of sporting men and spec
tators. In the trotting match the race was
won by roam gelding Billy Morris, who beat
his three competitions handsomely in three
straight heats, and distancing them ALL Time.
247, 24O, 2.38 L. -q..
There was a sack race between the first and
second heats of the horse race, which afforded
infinite amusement, 1t was won by Wright
Bardsley. Distance 100 yards-time 80 sec
onds
In foot race Bardsley also distanced all his
competitors, running half mile in 2.52.
RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The following are the
receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway for the
week ending Sept. 18th, 1867:
Express Freight, Mails and Sundries,. -. 1000 90
freisht ana Live Stock. ...............9 1901 90
Aotai.: S16l 66b 90
corresponding week last year.. ........ 167 1858 90
Decrease,' -. IS 5,9ss 90
JOSEPH HICKSON,
Secretary and Treasurer
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The Democratic City Council of Hartford
having voted not to give Gen. Sheridan a pub
lie reception, the Press of that city very prop
erly calls the members "curmudgeons," and
says that the people will take care of Sheridan
without any of their assistance. .alg
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Cntu,.,.h Gun be C,,,.ed }

HEADACHE relieved, and in fact every disease
/ of the nose and head permanently cured by the
use of the well-known remedy,
Readers German snuff!
TRY it, for it costs but 25c. For sale by all drug
eists; OF send 35c to O. P. SEYMOUR 81 CO., Bos-
not and receive box by return mail. sepadtfsN
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A FRIENDLY game of base ball will be played
TINS afternoon, at o'clock, on the Arsenal
grounds, between the nine Eons and nine
Butchers club
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ARREsr on SUPPOSED Ronnrpa -na.ee.i,

ARREST OF SUPPOSED RoBBrRs --notactive
officer Hunt, of Boston, passed through this
city Wednesday having in custody two men
who are supposed to be the robbers of the Nor
way Savings Bank, and the safe Of d. w.
oBrion in Cornish. They were arrested in
Boston on Tuesday, and the officer was taking
them to Cornish and Norway to see if they
could be identified. tAf 90
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dEYER has the finest stock of fancy station
cry in the State. Our friends looking after
wedding stationery would do well to call.
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Business Items,

RUBIcEL restores the glow of childhood to
the complexion. hE oct182aw
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Medical Notice.

Oh. CHADWICK, NJ. D., will devote special at
tention to Disea es Of the Eye No 301t Congress st.
Office hours from II A. NJ. to P. NJ
Nav 49,, sNtf as +es