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The Portland daily press., 1867-12-20
WESTON
Did not make his Hundred Miles.

IIU EIUI IIIUhC NN~ HBVUII GU IHITtSe
but Santa Claus did, and has left lots OF nice things
for the children, viz, Music Boxes. Writing
Toys, Sleds with ropes ready for rse with ut extra
charge and a large lot of German Accordeons and
Concertnas, Flutinas, &c. Sole agent for the best
Violin and Guitar Strings in the world. Clocks at
cost. j. ID. CHENY,
dec9sn3w No. 96 Exchange Street,
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DIcKENs's Works, &o.-Messrs. C. r. CHS.
holm & Brothers, No. sO7 Congress street and
at the Grand Trunk depot, have all the differ
ent editions of Dickens's Works, and choice
assortment of gift books aud fancy articles
for Christmas presents.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
uALvEsToN-Ar 18th. brie John H Re,

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I1ali HALV ES SIoN-Ar iotn, orig Jonn ID kennedy,
Seimnn, ilInI New v ierk.
@, NEW OhLEANS-Cid i5th, snip Chas davenport,
SteveHs, eaM .CHe LverPool; ,e,, 20,
a, rENoAa,Ooil.A LAR La. iotn' prig ID b emery, Small
AspInwai,S p1 va, ,SSerHyS 9ayS. ,-.. -, l.il95
Noinaas psra i'tn sen Azeida q Laura,
"G.n99e;, :, NJ %; ,1GpG paIaGoa. ,e.S
canai naLlAmonH-Ar iotn, sup fiant rlns, crosby,
os;Idoi Sid ie,, sch Rn,h u p.,sr ~ ~ wv =
niii 5iu notn, ,S sen I'M, Mq,n BAKER. c,,
o Pd.aa. i'tn' orig Crcassian, Bun
her, a,,5 Postoni sest
r;' Oiu io.n' paique hofa,o oprague' omah, ior San
fTshe,seo rrI ,Sa -, ,,.,,,. g. ,,.,..., r-.-,,,
/ Ciu ioIu, scu Ne'Ie otar, roiahd, irinIuad.
AT Delaware Breakwater 18th. schs b Jones,
from Jacksonville tor New York. Eva May, from
Philadelphia for Boston. ~, sr...a
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, barque Cardenas, tnew)
Paine, Eastport: brig Annanda;e, G ombs. Calba-
ren; scbs Il II Jones, Davis, Jacksonville; S II Tai
bot, Smith, Boston for Newcastle, lei. Mahaska,
Pickett, Cherrykeld ~ Y
Below 1Itl ship j A Stamler, from Havre baruue
Lorana rom Antwerp; brig A Reed, from King
ston, Ja. "
Ar Is h, barnue Azelia. Brown, Rio Janeiro; brig
d lngnac cray. st MaIys.
Below, ship Fawn from Newcastle.
Cid 18th, brig John Freeman, Baker. Genoa; schs
Catawamtrak, Packard, Galveston; Nellie c Bur-
gc>s, Burgess. Georgetown, SC.
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For CoUGIrs COLDS and CoNsUNprIoN tr,, a..
old aud well known Vegetables pwI,y Hy 'ne
Ralsam, approved and used by our Oldest and 5est
ghysicans and Samies for forty gears past. Get GET
Boston, Proprie;ors. nav oseod' oss'S's'
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rERsoNAL.-Hon. James G.. Blaine passed
snfougn this city yesterday on his route home,
ifon' w asn,ngton, where he will spend the re-
cess granted during the holidays. A
The other members from, ~. s.. 81,
probably, return home TODAY
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DIED.

In Cumberland, Dec. 10. after short and distress
ing ickness. Capt. Charles Poland, aged I2 years.
In the death OF Capt Poland, his family have met
with an irreparable loss, and the community, in
which he so long res ded very large circle o. ac-
quaintan es viii mourn the loss OF a useful tizen
and cheerful Christian man. He Cied in the full
bope OF blessed immortality. An honest man, the
nobleSt work OF God. Com.
Funeral SATURDAY afternoon, at o'clock from
his late resdence.l
In Saco, Dec. 8, Lizzie T., adopted daughter of
Capt. Fred Wallace, aged years. f f. r.
In Saco, Dec. 8, Miss Mary G. Hartley, aged 6s; /;
18th, Mrs. Eudoxia F., wife OF Thos Dearborn aged
aged Al years. 1aei -.rrs q ....-s..f :
In Porter. Dec. 7, Mr.. Eli Cole. aged 70 years
In Dayton, Dec. 1, Mr.. Israel Maddox, aged 45
years months. 4.fsr ats w. Isri -.'-.-lr Er
In Sidney, Dec. 6. Mr. Ralph Wood, aged 70 years.
In North KenDebunkport, Mr.. Stephen Tarbox,
aged SO years months
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Portland stone Ware comp.n,.

The manufacturing interests of Portland are
steadily increasing. Never have we been
more strongly reminded of this fact than yes-
terday, on visiting the new establish ment of
the Portland Stone Ware COMPANY, at the
other end of behring's bridge, and standing
very near where the old building of this Com
pany formerly stood. This is the largest stone
ware manufactory in America; and in walk
ing through it, you see at once that it has
been calculated and planned by men who
have clear idea of what they need for the
carrying on of this business. The building
with the appurtenaIces cost about $4,000, and
the Company give employment to about forty
men, with probability that in another year
the number will be increased by one-half.
They have in the basement splendid engine
OF 20 horse power, with Harrison boiler, by
means of which the whole building is well and
comfortably heated; and by which, at this sea-
son the whole drying is done. There is also in
the basement o machine for making stone
drain pipe, for the drying of which the Com
pany are to erect two kilns in the spring. They
are expecting to make the manufacturing Of
this pipe very extensive business in itself.
The second floor Of this establishment is used
for glazing purposes and from this floor the
ware is transferred to the kilns. The manner
OF glazing this ware may not be generally un-
derstood. After the ware is packed in the
kllns and has arrived at the proper heat, the
glazing is all put on by the vapor of salt which
has tendency to harden and make it more
durable
The two kilns already erected and now in
bUrn 41000 vv0r Of
the cones they are about 81 feet high, and in
their construction 25O,OOO bricks were used.
They consume about 80 cords of wood Der
week. Connected with them, for the purpose
of keeping the fuel in good condition, a wood
shed, capable of holding 700 cords, has been
built. The main building is 1OOfeet long,
30 feet wide, and is four stories high. The
third floor is used wholly by the workmen,c
who are engaged in fashioning Jars, jugs, and
in fact every thing in the stone ware line
The fourth floor is now used for driving and
storing "a @ f4f
On the eastern side of the main building
large store house, of two stories. has been
erected 1t is 100 feet long, and 40 feet wide,
and the roof OF it during the summer answers
every purpose for the drying of the ware.
Mr.. James N. Winslow, of Winslow's Ex-
press, is Treasurer of this Company, and Mr..
j. L. Winslow the Superintendent The es-
tablishment is well insured in Boston. They
have now on hand about 1000 tons of CLAW.
which, with the present state of business, is
not sufficient supply for the winter. The
most of their clay comes from South Amb,y.
n. j., and is of very fine quality. This is one
of the most enterprising companies in the State.
and although in times past has had bad luck.
having been heavily damaged by fire twice. it
is now prospering finely, and is doing verv
extensive and fattering business.
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DIR. $. s. FTTCH'S.
ssFamily Physician, >,

Soventy-six pages price 25 Sent to any ad-
Dress No money required until the hook is received.
read, and fully approved. Ii is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed. Address DIR. S. 5. FITCH, %
Tremout street, Boston. sN Jan29dly
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Business Items.

full supply of Artists Materials and Shee-
Wax At Schlotterbeck & Co.'s. 2w-mwf
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Try it, for 1t costs but Csc. For sale by all drug
gists; send 35c to o. p. SEYMOUR q CO.. Bos-
not, and receive box by return mail. ser4dtfsN
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MARRIED.

In this city. Dec ts, by Rev. DR.. Shailer. William
A. Wiley and Miss Mary G. Weldon, both OF Port
land.
In this city, Dec. 49, by Rev. E. G. Bolles, Frank
II. SWEET and Miss S. Lizzie Charles, both OF Port
land. ,s s., rr.-.-s u. ...,t ....
|, In Pownal Dec IA. by Benz True, ESQ.,, Leonard
\. Dyer, OF Harpswen, and Miss Lois j. Rider, oil
Pownal.
In Saeo. Dec. II, Shepley Smith and Miss Lydia
L. Nc loud
Mary Sutherland.
In West Baldwin, Now 49, Alfred B. March and
Mahaey Pilsbury, both oi Bddeford.
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FIVE cases OF Catawba grapes for sale al
Perkins candy store.
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q II E E N B A C. TX s !
"A PREMIUM OFF VEPER CENT.
will be paid all National Bank Bills received for
Skates Or Sleds I!
AT 4J Exchange St.
dec4eodtf &N G.. L. BAILEY.

Turner's Tic D0ulourcux. or uuivcrsal
Neuralgia Pill, is safe certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest cases completely and permanently cured
in very short time. Neuralgia in the face or head
is utterly banished in few hours. No form of nery-
Gus disease withstands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval Of many eminent physI-
Clans contains nothing injurious to the most DEL
1cate system. Sold everywhere Sent on receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER & Co. 12O
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprietois. g
For sale by W. F. Phillips g. Co., Portland, Me.
July Is. eOd&w1ySn
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FURs.-McCallar, at No. 90 Middle street
Casco Bank block, has choice assortment of
fur goods, just the article for Christmas gifts,
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Jackson's Catarrh Snuff |

JacksOn'S Catarrh Snuff |
IND TROCHE POWDER.
A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY IN
Cntarrh, Headache, IL ad Breath. Hon &c.
ness, Asthma, BrOnchitis, Coughs,
Deafness, Ac.,
And all disorders resulting from Culds in
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.
This Remedy does not Dry Up,, Catarrh but
LOOSENS it; trees tho head OF all offensive
matter quickly removing Bad Breath AMI Headache;
atlays and soOthes and burning heat in Ca.
tarrh; is SO mild and agreeable in its effects
that 1t positively
CURES WITHOUT SNEEZTNG :!
As TrOche Powder, is pleasant to the taste,
ana never nauseates; when swallowed, instantly
gives to the Throat and vocal organs -Iaa
Delicious Sensation of COoluess and
Comfort.
Is the Best Voice Tonic in tho world!
Try IL! Safe, Reliable and only rs cents.
Sold By Druggists, or mailed free, address
30 COOPER, WILSON e. CO., s. r.s
Proprietors, Philadelphia.
w. w. Whipple & Co, Portland General Agents
Wholesale Agts, Geo. C. Goodwin s. Co; Rust Bros
q Bird, Boston; j. w. Perkins & Co, W. F. Phillips
q 10, II. H. Hay, Portland.
Nov 4-sSeod&w6m
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Cnt0rrh Can be Cured +!

IJEADACHE relieved, and In fact every disease
Hot the nose and head permanently cured by the
use of the well-known remedy,
D.aI,,r,S ~ Corv,,on S~rApy
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State News.
.ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.

The Journal says, Messrs. Rowe and Mum
roc have nearly completed the carpenter work
ON their new -four mill at Danville Junction,
and will at once erect a store house on the
railroad land near Court street and the Au-
burn station. A7@ t-H- ti = "a &A ~
From 500 to 1000 gallons of milk are sold
daily in Lewiston and Auburn. The price this
winter is cents per quart e ti
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roc have nearly completed the carpenter work
on their new -four mill at Danville Junction,
and will at once erect store house on the
railroad land near Court street and the Au-
burn station. 2ry '-t- tt = 80 eA ~
From 500 to 1000 gallons of milk are sold
daily in Lewiston and Auburn. The price this
winter is cents per quart.
% 5.,,ai1ag FRANKLIN COUNTY. 5atI I'D yr1c5,
The Chronicle says the Barker saw-mills in
Madrid took fire one night last week. One of
the present owners awOke about O'Clock and
discovered light in the mill. He found that
the fire had burned through the floor, having
smOuldered sometime in the damp saw dust,
and was just gettiI under way when he dis
covered it. The fire was put out without do
ing much damage. E
Belcher S. Stewart, of Pennington, was Sc
riouSly injured on Monday last, while loading
logs in his wood-lot. sls5 icy o'A Isi'it
The mercury stood at % degrees below zero
IN Phillips Monday morning at 8 o'clock.
The Chronicle says the recent contributions
for the New Building at Kent's Hill, made in
Pennington and vicinity, not including the
centenary offerings of last spring, amount al
ready to $500. DIR. J. N. Houghton, of Phil
lips, donating $500 of this amount. ~
The Chronicle says the two trout Meighing,
one and the other or 8 pounds, which were
conveyed at a considerable expense from the
Rangely Lakes to pond in New Jersey some
time last fall died in a short time after their
arrival at their place of destination.
aa KENNEBEc COUNTY. se.8 ~
The work on the new Universalist church at
Augusta is approaching completion. The
whole cost will be about $34, 900, making the
average cost of pews about $500.
Over six thousand dollars have been raised
IN Augusta for the purpose of establishing
young ladies'. boarding school in that city, un-
der the auspices of the Episcopal denomina-
tion. 1t is proposed to make the amount up
Ah0nS9 and rronoe Al C.
mansion of r. X. Littlefeld for the purpose.
Jas. 81 Nash, Acting Sd Assistant Engineer
OF the U. s. S. Yantic, died at Tampico on the
23d ult, from typhoid fever. He was son of
Hon. James Nash. of Gardiner, and was sick
but few days. The officers speak in l.igh
terms of the deceased.
KNOX COUNTY.
The R0ckland Democrat says at recent
visit to Thomaston Governor Chamberlain
presented to the little daughter of Capt. S. I.
heene, formerly of the Goth Maine regiment
gift. 80 o - ~-00 GO
Alfred O. Fales, of Thomaston. was lost over.
board from the ship Kendrick Fish on her
passage up the Mississippi river to New Or
leans. All efforts to help him were unayail-
ing. lie was about 20 years of age, and leaves
Vile, but no children.
WASHINGTON COUNTY. 56o
stray colored lad found his way, one night
recently, into the basement of Hemenway's
LEAN Hg miii at Machias. The weather was cold.
nc Dulit ire and went to sleep. Had the
fire not been discovered at an early bonr the
sroyed. WV "'-'i oo-
In Machlas and vicinity, according to the
y nlon, last week, for six nights in succession,
IT was extremely cold, mercury in the morn.
Ing ranging at IL to IS below zero!
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r DR.. A. BAYLEY'S
Itch & Salt Rheum Ointment.

ITCH, SALT RHETM, OLD SORES, CHILD
BLANES. ULCERS, ITCHING PILES,
and all Era,ptions Of the Skin, QfUhat-
nature.
DIR. A. cAYTEY, Proprietor, Philadelphia.
Price 35 cents. w. w. WHIPPLE s. CO.,
nov28eodtfsN General Agents.
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BLANK BooKs.-The readers of the Press
are referred to the advertisement of Hall L.
Davis, whose mandatory of blank books is
the Oldest in the State. The blank books
turned out from this concern can be found in
every county Office in the State, and in the
.counting-rooms of all our largest merchants in
this city; and their reputation has extended
South and West, so that orders have come for
them from those sections of the Union.
Every thing turned out from this mandatory
, is made in the most faithful manner, the pres
ent foreman of the establishment, Mr. L. G..
Phillips, having been in the establishment
nearly twenty years. -T-.s7
In addition to blank books, Mr.. Davis al
ways keeps large stock of the best stationery;
also desk furniture. He has made arrange.
ments to furnish customers with lithograph
and copper plate engraving.
Public and private libraries can be formed or
replenished from the books on his shelves, as
all the new publications are received as soon
as published. ,.s.-e... ,,.q,,,, ...,,.,,-s-
His stock Of choice works for Christmas
presents is extensive, and it only requires a
look into his well furnished establishment,
No. 50 Exchange street, to perceive that moth
ing is wanting to crafty the taste or amuse
the mind
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Dr. Tenbroek, Surgeon U.
s. A., stationed at Fort Preble, died very sud-
denly of erysipelas at the Preble House yes
terday noon, about o'clock. Hewas confined
to his room all day Wednesday, and at half
past 4 yesterday morning had a fit, caused by
the inflammation reaching his brain. From
this time till his death he suffered intensely.
The brother of DR.. T. died quite as suddenly
in this city about two years since. They were
sons of the late Rev. Petrus S. Tenbroek, who
was for many years Rector of St. Pauls
Church in this city, frfegSt Aa'CSSps3 4
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had been afflicted tor eight years with Bronchitis
causing raw throat, frequent bleeding, and much
distress IN the cir pipes and chest rendering it very
dlfhcult and wearisome to speak. By the tree OF
the Great German Kennedy tor two months. j was
entirely cured I. C. WELCOME.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-20

DISASTERS.
The sehr which picked up adriit near Race
Point and towed into Provncetown is the President
Washington. of Augusta.
Brig Elias Dudley, coombs, of and from Bangor
on Rocky Point, East of Old Point Light, in snow
storm night Of the 18th inst. and Is total loss. 1t
is expected that the cargo will be saved. r.s-T-5
Sch Eddie Waters, Capt Folsom, from Demerara
for New York. was spoken 18th ut 50 mil es West of
Bermuda totally dlsmasted. having had a urricane
of Hatteras. She was under jury masts and was
making for Bermuda, with iair wind. Was sup
piled with proyi> i>ions. - Il D 1GaEr etfFEN 4
Brig Logan, from New York, which put into st
Thomas in distress has been condemned. ,,-ef
Elsineur. Dec Tho Frapk Marion, of Bath, from
Cronstadt tor London, lost an anchor in the Sound
en- the 29th ult. 8
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Mains Pure EIderberry and Cur.
n.nraf AA[innas

found at wholesale at tbs drug stores of W. w. Whip
pie & Co., H. H. Hay. W. F. Phillips g. Co., f. L.
Stan wool and j. w. Perkins s. Co. jan12sndly
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ITCH! ITCH!! .TTCH!!
SCRATCH SCRATCH! SCRATCH

in from 10 to aS hours.
Wheaton,s Ointment cures he Itch.
heaton's DIN men cures Salt R Rheum,
w WheatOn's Ointment cures Teftcr.
bcat0u's Ointment cures Barbers Itch
heatOn's Ointment cures Every kind
of Humc like Magic.
rice. 30 rents box; by mail, 60 cents. Address
" EEKS & POTTER, No. 10 Washington Street
Ho>ton, Mass. For sale by all Druggists.
September 26. eod&w1y
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Portland and vicinity.
New Advertisements this DaY.

EKTERrAIsMENT ooLpMr. - ----
Christmas Bsll-Ocean Assoc atom Ex-4.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Fur Goods-E. NJ. Patten 6 Co.
Groceries-F. o. Bailey tTH
'} sew ADvERTIsEMrNT COLUMN. f4
Blank Books-Hall Davis. ----.--.
Dickens Works-Chisholm 4 Bros.
Furs-McCallar.
Girl Wanted.
Sable Collar Lost.
Iron Key Found. rA 80. -rt-ss-.-.-- &
Tenements to Let-M. Libby. sstFal-a = -a'
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Dec g. off Tortugas, ship Wild Hunter, LIighton,
IRON Liverpool Tor New Orleans.
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For sale by John W. Perkins & Co, w. r. Phillips
& Co., H, H. Hay, and w. w. Whipple & Co.,
Wholesale Drug siss, Portland, and by the trade
generally throughout the State
Prepared only by JEREMIAH BUXTON, JR.,
Yarmouth, Me. sep;c6eod&w3msn
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CHRIsTMAs IS coMING.-Tbe near approach
of the holiday season is siono,;uad as usual,
py .ne appearance of large proportion OF
books suitable Tor gifts Among these we have
seen notnlng nandsomer than new illustrat-
ed ed'tlon OF Burns Tam o. Shanter, which is
just published by WI. Widdleton. OF New
YORK, and for sale at the estab,isbment of
Messrs. Short & Loring, Free Street. IL form
u is large quarto, printed only on one side of
'he ia.f' broad margined page, and richly
oound In crimson and gold. The Illustrations
are novelty. They are photographs. from de-
signs urawn with great vigor and delicacy by
u. n. Miller, and represent with remarkable
nuen'y 'ne spirit of the poem. The whole
style and execution of the volume are very
nandsoHe. 1t is the most satisfactory presen-
'a.ion Vi the Scottish poets master piece
wnieh mas yet been made to the public. at
JUST at THIS time, when every one is, or
ought 70 De buying presents, we would recon-
meho our readers to take look into the book
store OF Messrs. Short & Loring where they
VIII hnd such a collection of tasteful and at
tractive things as will inevitably charm the
purse out of the pocket. Here are gift books
IN every variety from the costly illustrated edi-
tions OF famous works, s,resplendent in gold, vel
ium and Russia leather, down to the gay-color-
ed picture-book, which the baby will tear in
pieces before the Christmas turkey is carved.
Here are all grades of authors, from Shakes
peare DOWN to Mother Goose; and all bind
lngs, from the heavy, substantial to the orna-
mental, drawing-room styles. Here, too, are
chlldren's books enough to stuff all the little
stockings in Portland,-a great many new
ones, and old ones as good as new. Desks
and portfolios, also, with all the furniture be-
longing to them; and hundreds OF pretty fan
ciful things, the names of which, even, we
don't pretend to know. Our readers must go
and see for themselves -
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMER,
MARIN e N NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


ARRIVED. SD Dr
Steamer Dirigo johnson New York. f .-.. p
Sch w Pierce. Collins, Boston. Ia HI-Uf.Is
Sch Jas Garcelcn, Anderson, Bos on. -. .--.tt
Sch Frank Pierce, Grant, Ellsworth. Ht.| I'd
Sch Economy, Hutchns. Bristol. .4s. f....I
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Brig Geo w Morris, Brl Morris, ST John, NIB.
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Sawyer & Kicker.
SAILED-Barque Mary Fox brig Antilles
schs John ]. Tracy. vernal Allen Lewis, Ksmer
Eliza Frances, Louisa, and others.
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A"LEcTURE GoER" complains of persons at
tending the lectures, who march out of the hall
Ito the music of creaking boots, of course) be-
fore the close of the lecture. On this point
he suggests that country people, servants and
all others who must be at home before nine
o'clock hereafter take back seats and leave by
the rear door. 2 -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
why Suffer from Sores ?
Hale's Arnico OiuI,uc,,t

When, BY the use ot the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured 1t has relieved thousands
from bnrns, & seasas, Chapped Hclds, Sprains, Cuts,
as II costs but rs cents. Be sure to ask Ior ~ ~
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bm WELCOMES 1r
Great German Cough Remedy
Bronchitis and Ph,hisic Cured.

Is acknow lodged to be the hest Cough Remedy in th
market. PRICE So CENTS AND $1,O0.
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An Ess1gfor Young Men, on Physiological Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, incident TO Youth and Early
Manic ld, which create impediments to MARRI-
AGE with sure means ofrelief Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes free charge. Address, DR.. j. Skill
LIN nOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadel-
phia, Pa. .r'. Sept 26-d& wSm sN
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For sale by all druggists, send your allres, and
sc cents to o. p. SEYMOUR q CO. Boston. Mass
and receive box by return mail. W. F. Phillips q
Co., agents for Maine. april2GIysn
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The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid. Trr

an lDVallUs ....
PUBLISHED For the benefit, and as CAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous Oebility, Pr nature Hecay OF Manhood,
&c, supplying The Means Of Self-Cure. Written by
one who ired hin self. and sent tree on receiving
po,t-paid directed envelope. Address NATHAN
iEL MAYF Brooklyn, n. Y. Also irce, by the
same publisher, circular of ID AlSY SWAIN, The
great Poem of the War.
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