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The Portland daily press., 1867-10-17
En.EIGN PORTS.

- Ar at Singapore Aug II. ship Alexander, Decker,
Sid in Bassein Aug 3, ship Hemisphere, Stone
Passed Aniier Aug s. ship Daniel Marcy, Ross,
Sid FIN Marseilles 9th ult baroue Star King
Anderson, Malaga.
Cid at Gibraltar 2tst ult ship Pleiades, Wood, tim
Passed through Straits OF Gibraltar goth ult. bark
Fury Wilson. from Malaga tor New York
Sid fin Liverpool list inst ship Sacramento Page
for Boston,
In the river LIST ships Harvest Queen, Hutchinson,
New York: Gertrude. Doane, RIO Janeiro.
OF Beachy Head 29th, ship Eastern Empire, Da-
wilson from Newcastle tor New York.
Ar at Cardiff Goth, barque Chantieleer, Moore, FIN
Rotterdam.
Skolfeld. and Evelyn, Jenkins, Tor New York, ldgi
and others, as before.
Ar at Bathursi, AZ i1th nlt, brig Ambrose Light
Higgins Boston, 81 days.
AT Demerara nth uli, barque Chanticlear, MeLei-
Ian. from Norfolk, ar 18th.
At Swan island 2Gth ult, barques X d Walker
Moore, Tor Weymouth, Mass, 18th inst; lie Union
[Per steamer Moravian, at Quebec.l
Ar at Liverpool I'd inst, Excelsior, Atkinson, IRON
on the Skerrlcs ist joseph Fish, Stackpole. from
Liverpool for New York.
Ar AZ Deal I'd inst, Fawn. Nelson from Shields Tor
New York. .I
Ar at Hong Kong Aug II, Bengal, Ingersoll, from
Ar at Calcutta Aug %, j P Whitney, Avery, from
Boston.
Ar al Bombay Sept 8. Taniore. Humphrey, from
Cardiff.
Ar at Alden Sept 10, 2 q Blanchard. Thomas, fin
Cardiff.
Sid fun Bal hurst, AL Sept IL, A Ross, wyman
| Boston. ..t.. ,.......
| Sid I'M Teneriffe 9th ult Dency, Berry. Vigo.
Sid FIN Bordeaux 3Oth ult, Abbie franklin, iio-
brook, New orleans.
Ar at Montevidco Aug is. II G Tapley, Tap'ey I'm
| New York.
Ar at Rio Janeiro Sept 5, Mary Rich, Ross, I'm
Pensacola.
Sid Sept !, Industry, Bennett, San Francisco.
| SPOKEN.
July 20 no lat, &c. ship Washington, from CallaC
| for New York.
| Sept 12 lat 20 N, Ion 80 W, ship Syvanus Blanch
| ard, Meady, from Calao Tor Cork.
| Sept =, lat Is N, Ion SO W. ship Keystone, iron
| San Francisco tor Falmouth, Il.
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The BowDoINHAM BANK RoBBERs.-It is
stated that movement is on foot to obtain the
pardon of the robbers of the Bowdoinham
Bank, who were sentenced to 10 years in the
State prison. The robbers offer to refund
about $4,000, or one-half the proceeds of their
robbery, ON the condition that they be liberated
and no further legal proceedings be brought
against them. Parties are in Augusta, it is
said, who will shortly have a hearing before
the Governor and Council for this purpose.
ROBERT LINCOLN, son of the late President
Lincoln, and formerly known as Robert,
Prince of Rails" was admitted TO practice law
at Chicago, last week. HfS
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TIE DAILY AND MAINE STATE


May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes
sender Bros Marquis, Robinson, Andrews, aht
Chisholm Bros, at Boston Depot, and on the train
G. NJ. Curtis.
At BiddefUrd, OF Pillsbury Bros.
At Saco of j, S. Locke and y. S. Boulter
At Brunswick. OF w. r. Fields
At Waterville of j. S. Carter.
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BatcbeiOr's Hair live.

This splendid Hair Dyeis the best in the world
The only true and perfect DYE Harmless, Reliable
Instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural Black Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects OF Bad DYES. Inyisorates the hair leaving
il soft and beantifal The genuine is sigued Vac
liam a. BdtcheiOr. All others are mere limitations,
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perluners. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York
az Beware OF n t'o0nserfcis. .t
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Thompson, Anderson, Georgetown; MARY @ Comary.
ComeTy, Philadelphia I; Marshall Dutch, Coombs,
Philadelphia; Bu1mah. Sargent. Ehzabetbport schs
Charles Comery, Kuhn. Jacksonville; Gettysburg,
Smith. &c 1rgetown; Lucy A circuit, Butler; Maria
RoNana. Palmer. and Viola, Treworgy Philadelphia;
A Heath, Williams. DO; Tennessee. Creed New
YORK; Arctic Healey; Union, Averill, and Mary
LangdoD, Bennett, New York
Below, ship Jos Holmes, from Calcutta.
CID 10th. ship Zephyr, Porter, Calcutta; sch A NJ
Chadwick. Coan. Philadelphia.
NEWBURYPORT-Sld1 4th, sch Elizabeth Cow
ell. Smith, Bangor.
ELLSWOkTlI-Ar 18th, sch Frank Pierce, Grant,
Portland,
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MARRIED.

III this city, Oct. II, by Rev f. s;outhwoIth, Alfred
L. Clark and Miss Caroline Frost both of his city
In Gorham, Oct 10, BY Rev j. Colby, Woo'1nan
5. Eaton and Miss Nette j., daughter OF the Ofciat-
ing clergyman.
At Mechanic Falls, Oct S. Frank H., son of F. r.
and Sarah f. Rawson, aged 10 weeks.
In Lewiston Oct. II, Gilman Brown and Marge
Moore.
In Winterport, Sept %, Melvin R. Baker and
Ellen NJ. Young.
IN Augusta, Oct Cyrus ID. Albee and Hattie j.
Stevens
In Ellsworth. Oct. s. Albert Nj. Frazier, OF E.. and
Almah II. KelhheF, of Wathan.
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( s.zs SAC DIR. y. 5. FITCH'S.
ssFaniIy Physician. -

Seventy-sx pages price % cents. Sent to any ad-
dress No money required until the book is received,
read and fully approved 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indspOsed. Address DIR. S. 5. FITCH, %
fremont Street. Boston. sN ,Ian29d1y
n IL viii not be convenient for DR.. Fitch to visit
Portland again
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He BOGLE,S aaa
Essismel Complexion Powder.

A new, elegant and agreeable PREPARATION fn
pedutLAliS the complexion and rendering il FREE h
GEAR pure and OF marble dehcaey, yet Catirelg fjee
rom I"ytnlhg which can possibly DO injurious t. the
eiulee. II eladicaies fan INSTALLATIONS a,p nj
erulVe affections OF the skin. One tril win decide
Hqnu OF powder, whether OF foreign OF home manu-
heture. FREE 90 cents. W. BOYLE,
October 3. TT & S-d1m-sN ' -'' 7'o"'
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DIED.

- tt
In Durham. Oct. Is. Mr. Lydia, wife OF Anthony
5. Hatch, formerly Of Portland, aged 81 years and
s months.
In Pennington, Oct. Z, Mr.. Eben Cross, aged 81.
In New Sharon, Sept. -. Mr.. Jeffrey b. Brown
aged 81 years. .fa i H.tEI t4'tN
In Bath, Oct 70, Mr. Thomas Percy, aged 50 years
months. Is f..s ssa5s y s..ss
In Belfast, Sept. T. Capt. Andrew Park aged 81
years. y.
IN Belfast, Sept. 20, Albert D. Shepard, aged %
years months. -.e 8
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NOTICE. There will be an adjourned meet
ing of the Plasterers' Association at their hall
on Thursday evening next, Oct. 18th. at IL
O'Clock. full attendance is requested.
Per order of the President.
S Oct. 10, 1867 "a, ocl6d2t
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nNE Of the finest residences IN the city, situated
~ on tho corner of Park AMI Spring streets, and
known AZ the George Evans estate. II contains 10
finished rooms two good kitchens, bathing rOOm with
hot aud cold water, everything ina complete order A
good stable connected with the premises. win be
sold with the furniture without, Possession given
Immediately. Terms easy. Apply to
rt h"N r GEO X, DAVIS & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers, No. 1 Morton Block.
Argus copy. oetl7-iw
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A SAD sroRY.-we how rooo;-o, -

A SAD sToRY-We have received from the
author copy of pamphlet written by MIR
Jonas Greene the father of Miss T. u;sa Z, reo,s
whose tragical death made such a nainfoI 49,
satlon throughout the State something over
year ago. LII contains a statement of all the
circumstance connected with the death of the
unfortunate girl, and sets forth the view enter
tanned by herfriends of the whole upbappy af
lair. The pamphlet is for sale at Coles
worthy's. aaei 5iIt i-usGA
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Waned-- George A. French
: Lost-Lady's Black Crane Veil.
Boy Wanted-Bailey & Noyes.
Lost-Gold Bowed Spectacles.
Lost Hemp Satchel.
Boots Shoes ami Rubbers--J f. Dunning & Co
New Ronnets-Mrs. l. p. johnson.
For Sale-Geo II. Davis.
.Wanted-W ii. Jerris.
Situation Wanted
Widows Wood Society.
Dry Goods-A. @. Leach.
For Sale-Geo. K. Davis.
Sheriff's Sale-Geo. w. Parker.
DRY Goods-Edwin A. Marrett.
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Lang Sought For!
Come at Last /!
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found Tor sale by all cit,
druggists and first class Country GrOcerS.
ASH MEDICINE Mains Wine is Invaluable. bel D.
among the best, ilrt the best, remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints. manufactured from the pur,
Juice OF the berry, and unadulterated by any impure
Ingredient, we can heartily recommended it 10 III
sick as MEDICINE.
"ro the days OF the aged il addeth length
To the mighty il a1deth strength
Ills a balm Tor the sick, a joy for the we'll
Druggists and Gr0cers bny and sell
MAINS ELDEasRERRY WINE.
unv -c,r Il
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PERsoNAL.-We were gratified yesterday by
visit from our old friend and ne wspaper con-
.f'ere, DIR. G. p. Ilsley, whose residence is
now at Cambridge, Mass. The Doctor appear
ed as if he enjoyed the best of health, and could
foot it again to the White Mountains
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The Saco Democrat acknowledges the re-
ceipt of some fine peaches from Mr. John Da-
Wis of WATERFORD, and adds; "Mr. Davis has
ten trees from which he raised and sold 1912
bushels for $50 besides what he ate and gave
away Who says peaches cannot be raised in
Maine9 IiH3 -a1iaaA llih
history represents the islands of
Japan as the first created, and the best effort of
the deity.
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Att-H .tfH t.l.r
SERIOUS ACcIDENT.-Ye sterday afternoon a
horse attached to a buggy, belonging to Mr.
George Dyer, of Gorhani, got frightened on
Commercial by the passing of the engine
and cars-having been left moment unhitch-
ed by his driver, Mr.. Thomas Frothingbam-
and started with great speed from opposite the
store of Conant &c Rand, running up Union
and Middle streets to Market Square, where
he came in contact with a team containing
Mr.. George III Bailey and his two dang hters
The wagon of Mr.. Bailey was upset and the
horse somewhat injured. His two children
were thrown directly under the wagon, and the
horse was about starting when Mr.. John NJ
Todd, who happened to be there, sprang to the
head of the animal and held him until the
wagon could be lifted from the children. Mr..
Bailey received some injuries, and one of his
children was severely injured on the head. She
was taken to her home and medical aid sum-
moned. The running horse kept ON his travels
to Centre street. and dashed into the entrance
OF stable smashing the buggy badly
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New Marriage Guide.

An Ess 'ytor Young Men, ON Physiological Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, incident TO Youth and Early
Manhood, which create impednents to MARRI-
AGE, with sure means of relief. Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes free OF charge. Address. DIR. D. Skill
LIN lioUGHToN, Howard Association, Phladel-
phia, Pa. tt- Sept 26-d& w3m sN
erai WATERS, just received and for sale by
j. w. PERKINS 81 CO,
nD245 Neod& weowly No SO Commercial st.
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Mr.. WILLIAM TT. RUBY has just moved into
his new store, erected by him the present sea-
son, near the one he formerly occupied on
Newbury street. It is one of the neatest and
most commodious grocery stores in the city,
aud we hear that Mr.. Ruby has an extensive
patronage ft = ia.
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-1,HE Annual Mcetins effbe Widows Wood socie-
~ ofPortland, VIII be held at the portland
Five Cents Banking Room, gu "Wednesday Evening,
the 30th inst at ~ O'Clock ts@ .AN
m CHA RLES BAKER.
Secretary.
F. october 10, 1867. oct n. dtd.
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OUR merchants will have the opportunity
on Thursday, at the Merchants Exchange, to
sign petition for the morning train to Boston
Let the petition be well filled on Thursday. as
on Friday it will be presented at the adjourned
meeting of the stockholders at Kitterv
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DIVIDEND. - The cid Portland Mutual In
surance Company has declared final dividend
OF &c. b IL mills per cent, to the sufferers in
that Office by the great fire, payable on the 18th
ipc
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The PROPOSED WALK FROM PORTLAND TO
CHcAGo.-The proposed walk of Edward
Payson Weston, from Portland, Me-, to Chica-
go, III, excites much interest among sporting
people. In the terms of agreement the dis
lance was given as 1900 miles, the time of
starting to be between the LIST and the 18th OF
October From postal surveys the distance
was found to be 1926 miles. Weston offered to
walk the extra 26 miles if he could postpone
Inc start till the 10Th inst This, it is said, the
hackers, Goodwin and Wilcox, agreed to; but
now Weston's hacker is asked to pay the 5000
forfeit of the wager of $4,000 side. Weston
will appeal to the editor of The Clipper, and to
the editor of Wilkes Spirit, and if they decide
against him he will, if he wins the stakes, pay
the above named forfeit Weston is to start
from Portland at noon of the 10Th inst
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/ FIRST BAPTIST FAR.-work on tho Now
wy nan mas at last reached a point SO near
Ionpne.on That the Committee on Public
buildings have notified the ladies of the First
napnst Society of the exact date when it will
oe ready for their use The first use of the
nan having being secured by these ladies' it
Will De reopened by them with grand Fair
ior 'ne dement, OF the new church now erecting
Oh congress street. on Tuesday, Wednesday
ana Thursday, November 9Th. 9Th and 9TH. We
understand that the preparations for This nc
o''s'on are now nearly complete, and we doubt
not our citizens will be presented with an en-
tertanment emnently worthy of their patron
age. Particulars will be announced soon. Z
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PHYSICIANS prescriptions are carefully COM
pounded by Mr.. Charles II. Mark, No. "a st.
Lawrence street. where may be found full
assortment OF drugs, medicines fancy goods,
cioars &c ss.r
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INCREASE OF LAw.-There are GIG actions
entered ON the new docket of the Supreme
Judicial Court. The number of entries, on
both the old and new dockets, now number
1887. "a ~ AZ -
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THEATRE.--The new drama of Pale Janet, or
the Tragedy at Red Marsh Farm, which has
been for some time in Appropriation, will be pro-
duced this evening. Miss Dolle Bidwen will
SUSTAIN the character of Pale Janet, and Mr..
meidrum That Of Richard Danton. The play is
hneiy cast to the whole strength of this ex-
eelient company. At Barnums Museum in
new cork, it has had great run. and met
with unprecedented success. The incidents of
.he play are numerous and striking, and the
uen'unen1 startling and impressive. As the
company WIN remain here but three nights
i,o'e' our piaygoers must sieze the present
opportunity.
The public should not forget the heuefit of
MISS bidwell, which takes place Friday even
ing; also the appearance of Mr. VIM Chad
WICK In character of DR.. o'Toole. The seats
are seiing fast for this grand benefit, and the
pubhc should secure their seats early
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wanted.

a GOOD Respectable girl to do Homework in a
n Small family. Apply to
Hlr-H#.rH H-- u. -. VIM. III JERKS,
- Under Lancaster Hall.
l Octnher Il dfr
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The attention of the readers is called to the
advertisement OF Messrs, j. L. Dunning & Co..
NO. 800 Congress street, who are offering boots,
shoes and rubbers at reduced prices. fsa
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DIVORCES. The new docket of the Supreme
judicial Court contains twenty-one libels for
divorce Thirteen of them are .petitioned for
by wives and eight by husbands.
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Fo.. Sale.

o. ONE half OF tine Fl story brick residence in
W.. Che western partOf the city, Congress street.
III 1t contains II finished rooms, all in complete
order; gas and wafer throughout; a good able on
the premises. This property will be sold with or
without the furnitme. Price low, and terms easy
Apply 10 GEORGE II. DAVIS a. co,
8 OctIT 1w D 80 Dea;ers in Real Estate.
Argus copy, sH.
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Housekeeping
Dry Goods,
Ed Hosiery, moJ
Gloves, &c.
To Agents---ImpOrtant,

Canvassers wanted-bOth men and wOmen-fjr the
great work of the times; selling more rapidly and
giving better satisfaction than any Book issued before
during or since the war-entitcd MONA ANS WORK
IN THE CIyILWAR, A RECORD or HEEoIsM, PATRI-
oTI-M AND PATIENCE. The acknowledged Stand
ard Work prepared Ander The direction and apprO-
val OF the United States sanitary, the WesteTR San
Hdfy, and the Christian Comm ssio1lS. BY DIR L. p
BROoKETT, the eminent Instrumentation Of 'his-
t0rgot' the Civil Wdr," size and Times Of 4A6rGhdm
lincoln" etc. Assisted by Mrs. MARY @. YAUG-
HAN, with an Introduction by Harry w. BELLOWS
ID. D., President orMe " $. Sanitdrg Commission.
1t contains THO HUaored Biographical Sketches,
being oDerORe Hundred more than in any similar
work. with more illHstrg tons and nearly MY per
cent more reading matcr.) toge ther with brief notic
OF upwards OF Three Handred Others; while just
tribute is paid TO the thousands Of uameess Her0nes
who like Fiorsace Nightagoie, toiled, sacrificing
iIae. W lth and heTltL-Oiten iife-tO give aid and
relief 10 our brave aud suffering soldiers. Ladies or
der this-the only com plcie record OF the sublime
efforts and results of their sisters in the Great Con-
fiet-wlth hitherto pTecedented iberality. Deeds
of Territory issued guaranteen. exclusive right OF
sale. Apply personally o. address X. III. CUkRAH,
Publisher, IS Winfer Street, Boston, Mass.
Octaber IT. d3t A ttiaN
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sherif's sale.

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
Ft,AkEN on execution and will be sold at public
Il auction, t. the highest bidder, on Saturday, the
nineteenth day OF October, A. D., 1861, at 2 clock
in the afternoon, mt the Sheriff office ia Portland
in said County OF Cumberland the following deserib-
personal property, to wit:
Three Reaoss Arrowsic Emery Cloth.
GEO w. PARKER, Sheriff
Portland Oct. 10, A. d 1861 oetI7-td
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SCHLoTTERBEcKs Hair Remover excels in
quality any like preparation in the market
so cents a bottle.
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The WEsTFIELD RIOT. A special dispatch
from Springfield to tie Boston Herald says
that the excitement at Westfeld over the kill
ing of John T. Brooks, Saturday night, by
State Constable Chaplin of this city, has been
made still more intense by the Coroner's in-
vestigation. The witnesses disagree on minor
particulars, but all Of them, including trial
justices Whitney and Fowler, swear that at
the time Chaplin fired the crowd was perfectly
quiet and offered no assault whatever. In
vestigation is still in progress. s8 &
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SoHLoTTERBEcK & Co are selling Toilet
Soap at cents a cake, 20 cakes for dollar
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TIE, TRIBUNE sharply rebukes the SPRING
field Republican for denouncing the Radicals
OF Ohio, because they vote down negro SUI
TRACE in their own State, yet require the South
to accepyit. The Tribune says that 2OO,-
600 Republicans voted for the suffrage amend
ment. while not more than 10000 voted against
it, majority of the latter were not opposed
to the archisment of the negro, but voted
against the amendment because it embraced O
MISUNDERSTANDING certain soldiers who
were onfy nominally deserters.
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- SENATOR SUMNER is now lecturing out w es
in favor ofradicalsm and female suffrage, ac
cording to a conservative New York paper.
According to the same authority, his wife, t.
whom he has been recently married, is in Eu-
rope. There have for some weeks been un.
pleasant rumors in circulation respecting the
Senator'S domestic infelicities. These rumors
may be without any sort of foundation, but il
is seriously stated that Mr.. Sumner finds him.
self mated With lady of uncongenial temper
ament and tastes, aud that by mutual consent
they have agreed that they cannot both live on
the same side of the Atlantic. There is to be
no divorce, but Mrs, Sumner is to reside here.
after in Europe. ftl..t
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RAILROAD MEETING IN New PoRrLAND.--A
large and enthusiastic meeting was held at
New Portland last Friday, to discuss the pro-
iect of building the Somerset railroad. DIR.
Stevens presided, and Mr.. j. j. Parlin, Of
North Anson, was chosen Secretary. The
meeting was addressed by Hon. John A. Poor
and Hon George w. Woodman, of this city,
William Atknson of Embden, and DIR. b. F.
Tefft of Bangor, who has been working for the
road during the past summer, and will imme-
diately open substitution books in New Port
land. 1t is believed that the present interest
Iustifies the prediction that the road will be
put under contract before another spring. The
speakers We're serenaded by the Ansoh Cornet
Band in the evening.
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ScHo6L AFFAIRS. The School Committee
has vored to establish a Grammar School, of
both sexes in the brick school house on Low
ell street, near Lbby's Corner. They find
there are fifty to sixty scholars in that district,
qualified to enter Grammar school, now in
attendance in other Schools Miss Adriauna
M. Carleton has been elected its Principal
Miss Q. has been the acceptable teacher of the
Primary school iii that district Tor several
years. In that time she has fitted many pu-
pills for the Grammar schools and some for the
High school. lt.......... 5.,-...r GOA
Miss Charlotte A. Putney, now a teacher in
the North school, and formerly Principal of
Primary No. /, has been elected to fill Miss
Cartoons place in No H. .o ''
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~ First PAGE to- Legislation for the
Medical Profession; Regulation of Suffrage by
Congress; Foreign Ministers in Washington;
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The STEVENS WILL CASE The will of the
iaee l. D. stevens, of Gorham, contested by one
OF the heirs, was called up in the Probate
Court yesterday, and the testimony OF the sub
scrlbing witnesses We're taken. A hearing on
the merits OFF the case has been assigned for the
18th of November. A -
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HUSBANDS, LOVE- YOUR WIVES" ard give
them Plantation Bitters when they are suffer-
ing from nervousness, general debility, faint
nesssspasms, or any of the thousand and one
diseases to which the weaker sex is liable
Having yourselves experienced the benefit of
THEN use, extend the blessing to others. This
invaluable tonic will chase. hypoehOndria or
the blues give tone to the damaged nervous
system-gently stimulate languid secretiohs-
dispel yapors aid eanai, and generally build
up the worn constitution. For each sexl and
all ages it is a gentle istimulant and arefresh-
ing cordial Millions OF bottles are sold daily
all over the world. f.-
rs MAGNOLIA WATER.--A delightful toilet ar
ticle-superior to Cologne, and ut half the
price. sEy.gs5 Rass-s 81 eod2w&w2w
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e HAVANA. Sch Geo Darby - 1l4j boxes sugar.
to II Il alaehin; 2 bbls sugar, bag coffee to order
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LONDON SOCIETY The London edition Of
tins illustrated magazine has been received by
Z. Ii. Chisholm and Brother No 3o7 Congress
street, and at the Grand Trunk Denot Eut
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THE LATE GENERAL HAMLIN-The Bangor
Jeffersonian publishes a letter addressed by
J. M. G. Parker, editor of the New Orleans Re-
publican, to Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, in relation
speaks Of Gen. Hamlin as rising rapidly in his
profession at New Orleans, and as destined, if
he had lived, to become one of the leading
!. minds of the State. 1t is also said that it was
intended to make him Representative to Con-
gress from the New Orleans district.
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