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Turner's Tic D0ulouPeux, or UnivePsal
Neuralgia Pill, is a safe, certain and speedy
severest cases completely and permanently cured
in very short time. Neuralgia in the face head
is utterly banshed In few hours. No form of nerv-
Gus disease wthstands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval Of many eminent physi-
Clans II contains nothing injurious TO the most del
icate system. Sold everywhere Sent on receipt of
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER e. Co, 100
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprietoIs.
For sale by W. +. Phillips & Co., Portland, Me.
July IL. eOlS w1ysn
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.MARRIED!9bRoTs

In this city. July 80, by Rev. E r. Reyes Jere. F.
Butler and Celia Z. P. Rice. both of Portland.
In accafappa July q, by Rev. Joseph Davidson,
John +. Skilhngs and Miss Sarah G. Allen, both OF
Wasthrook. .
In Windham, July 27 by S. NJ. Baker, ESQ, Mel
VILE lri h, OF Westbrook, and Miss Martha l.. Libby
Of Windham. 2 '- ~ -
In North Berwick. juno 27, Henry Getchell, of
Wells, and Hannah j. johnson.
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WE advise all our readers to use the Eu-
genie Hair Restorer."s 1t is warranted by the
proprietors to restore grey and faded hair to its
natural color, protect its falling off, is perfect
dressing, and in a word is guaranteed in every
way to suit the purchaser. Mammoth bottles
only rs cen4s; to be obtained of W. F. Phillips
~ -EDL1.L W maY25t Slmd&W
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SPOKEN.

June II. lat n, Ion 2l W, ship Eddystone 20 days
from Boston for Bombay.
June H. lat 4S q, lon Is W. ship John Sidney,
from N W Orleans Tor Havre.
June IS. lat 0 Sc 5. Ion q % W, baraue Chatta-
nooga, from Valparaiso for Liverpool. -AVg
June a. lat Is W, lon a. W, ship Living Age, from
Callao for Queenstown. - aETN
July 4, lat 81, Ion 40, ship Orient from Liverpool
fJr New York GT si'Ft IN Fr.-H'
Juy 1s. no lat, &c, sch Gen Putnam, from New
York :or Porto Rico. w-lsi 'rrL
.Inly ~. lat Al 90 lon Sc, ship Cultvator from st
John, NIB, Tor Liverpool. nv
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GONG INTO MoURNING.--Judging from the
looks of large number of the people, one
would think that great calamity had befallen
them. We heard good story of one of this
class recently. An English friend of ours
went into liquor saloon to get his flask filled
with travellers cordial" Looking around he
saw signs hanging from the gas fixtures with
mo liquors for sale here" on them, draped in
black Grape. On enquiring why the room was
thus decorated the proprietor, with most
rueful countenance, informed him that it was
inmemoryof departed spirits who were sud
denly seized with constrabulary gripes, which
carried them off fearfully quick. This was too
much for John Bull, who burst into roar of
laughter, much to the surprise of the shop
keeper, who could not see the joke. sse
Ia 's t.sir'- s. w. E.
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Y. M. G.. A special meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association will be
held at their rooms in Evans block this eve
ming, at71-2 o'clock. All members are re-
uuested to attend t3 se -i ft.-7 anu .-'
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. J. d. Morrill,, M. C. from
Pennsylvania, with his family, stopped at the
Preble House last night, on their way to the
White Mountains.
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DOMESTIC PORTS,

SAN FRANCIsCo-Cd 10Th inst ship Ellen
: aALvEsToN-sli 22d, bri, Elizabeth, Ames, for
:. KEY WEsT-Ar eth, ship Narragansett, Ham
CHARLESTON-sld Goth. scbs Ca,ista ,,r Nav
York: Trident. tor Providence
d RiGHMoND-Ar 2eth, sch James Brophy, Keen,
BALTIMORE-Ar Tth, brig Clara Belle. Tracey,
Inagna; sch Dearborn, Herriman, st John, PR. 4
Cid 29th, sch Tennessee, Greed, Boston. r-.l...H.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 2sth brig d Lincoln
Merriman. Cuba [Capt M was killed both by the
breaking in OF wharf.l
Cid 9th, schs Convoy French, and VIM Carroll.
Magee. Saco; Silver Lake, Matthews, Portsmouth
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, barqne Arletta CoIeord
Salt Cay: Fl; brigs Nellie johnson, Holmes, Port
Spain; Rocky Glen, Wallace, Manzanilla: Matron
Kaie Foster Foster oeys se Secrs say esrrn
Bradley Boston B,,, scIs Arthur Burton, Frohock,
Below ship Harpswell, from Hayre.
xCld 18th, brgs kenshaw. Smith, Malaga; Mecos
ca, DUNBAR Boston; sch Rainiow, Alexander Tor
Ar goth, ship Harpswel. Owen, Havre, IS days;
brig Ocean Wave, squires. Mobile; scbs Mary Lou
Matthews, and Avon. Park, Bangor; Amanda Pow.
ers. Bullock, ROcklaud; Marian Draper, Meady,
ee I'D ssi s HSI SP w Ms aa4 for Glasgow
barques Haven, Hall, Tarrasona Ellen Dyer,
NORWICH-Ar seth, sch Telegraph, Cressey. I'm
PAWTUCKET-Ar Goth, schs Mansfield Mans
field and Siak, johnson, Machias.
NEWPORT-Ar Goth, brig Isabella Jewett, Hop
kins, Rondout tor Boston; schs Jenny Lind, Cole
So AGlboy tor do; Mt Hope, Farnham, New York
for Edgartown. -'''a
Sid 36h barque Andes. DaIling, from Portland far
Philadelphia; .eh Fleetwing, Nash, Rockland for
New York; and Others ~
HOLMES HOl.E-Ar 2sth, sch p Fisher trop,
New York tor Kennebunk; Marietta Smith. Pres
Philadelphia for Maine; Oregon. Colt, New VorI
tor Bath; Leach, do tor Salem; Maitland. Ie,oh
ton JOuesDOrt for New York (,iraffa
Eiizabethport. isiIt r'4 SD N-Ns' "o"i
Ar 3oth, schs Geo Gilman, Chapman, Portland for
New YORK; Planet, Dermott New Yori for Belfast;
Pinta, Lovejoy do tor Salem; Montana I'm Macbias
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x DIR. LIvoR.s6
Homeopathic Specifics
accompanied by his ~ r--L
Household Treasure

M EDICAL G UIDE,0
WHICH CONSIDERS
A-hs speeches for Diseases common In
both Male and Fc.nnIe.
Hills Specifies Cor Diseases pccul;.r g..
Females only. Cd - p = y
ar The pamphlet will be handed. eee a, ch.,-,.,.
70 any one purchasing one or more of his Specigc
.Ne,neu,ce. ---.a juy31dtl
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The New GOVERNOR OF TExAs-Edward
M Pease who succeeds Throckmorton az Gov.
ernor OF Texas, was a candidate for that nos;.
ton at the election which resulted in the tr;-
umph of the rebel, who now gives place to
him. He will not enter upon the duties Of his
once without previous experience, since he
was Governor of Texas from 1858 to 1857. 81
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AN adjourned meeting of the Third Parish,
will be held this evening at the Chestnut st.
vestry, at IL O'clock. A full attendance is
requested
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1s4EeE LEWISTON, July 31th, 1867.
To the Ediior efthe Press
hi Yesterday was splendid day for the gradu-
ating exercises of Maine State Seminary and
Nichols Latin School. The air was clear and
invigorating, and thus favorable to speakers
and hearers. This Institution up to the present
time, has been part of the college, under the
same management. iar.7fE1 rschi
Il. 1t has college preparatory course for young
gentlemen, and a collegiate course for young
ladies, similar to the institutions at Readfield
and Westbrook. The frs. elres graduated in
1860, and the dl,s''tne now number eighty, four
OF whom have deceased. 1sllgAls. 5nL uzI E
The Principal of this school is Mr.. j, w
Lamb, a graduate of w ateryille College. in the
class of rs, who is very ably assisted by
the preceptress, Miss Jennie W. Hoyt.
The Free Baptist church on Main street
was filled to repletion, long before eleven
o'clock ,atwhich hour the exercises commenced
according to the following programmed:
/. salutatory tLatinl foalaa ssh
James Nelson Ham, Lewiston.
q r Triumphs Of Perseverance,, .9oI'1THHT !
Eben Cobb Stafford Turner. !
4. Let there be Light,
80. a. ""6eoIge E. Gay, > anuWlcn, N. Ii.
a., .John Ambrose Jones, Lewiston.
6. The Future of our Country 7 l7' ~ 1i777T
Lorenzo Stockbiidge Lambert, Auburn.
z. Mechanic Arts. re % fifIE 10'i1-Tf''t
William Palmer Melcher, Portland.
Charles Horace Hersay, Richmond.
~. ~ y y S9ssimeon P. Meads. Limington.
10. Progress of Liberty in America, ~
.sA-A . - Israel Paul Quimby, Turner 4
IL, Address before the Literary fraternity; Man
Oren Nelson Hilton, Lowell, Mass. I
IL. Address before the PhiIomathear Society :
Man and his Profession. ~ sssz ia71i - 80 7
,a-.,Je Jesse Miles Libby, Roland. |
George Washington Flint, westport /
II. Mysteries of Nature,
%1Annie R. Drake, Bingham n H.
10. The False aud True, Ls.orSr LE,Csf-s /
16. Right Triumphant, slI@s b.
u Florence Farrar, lewiston
IT, Meeting of the Nations, N a. 49,
M 20 ,.-5t7o,f. D Betscy N, Day, Lewiston.
Eliza L. Rand, Dover, N H.
~ Little Ihings, - Sarah @. Goodwin, Wells.
Zo New Dictionary, daOIs
"a. More peyond,s Anna ". Ham, lewiston i
% Evas s. Lovejoy Great Falls, N. H.
-3sI as U Hattie T. Knowlton, So Montyille
%. Our Faithless Fatherland. 9 tiaELT
"a. Prophecy, 80.
O. ,I1 sUssG4a Sarah Butler, TIallowell
"a. Valedietorv, tsEsa st7,tr 8. q
Abbie j. Freeman, Poland.
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RICHARDS HIMSELF Colonel Nor
! rlll has left Cape Elizabeth and taken his old
chair in Todd's barber shop. Members Of the
10Th Maine, and all the Coloneps friends, will
take particular notice
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LIQUOR SEzURE.-The State Constables
Yesterday seized small quantity of liquor in
the shop of Hugh Kelly, on Fore strest
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HALLS ~
vEcE LABlE SlClLIAN
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Persons who are Gray
Can have their hair restored to its natural color
and II it has fallen out; create now growth by ia
1t is the best LAIR DRESSING in the world. maxi
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II. P. HALL 8 Co, Nashua, N. H. propristors.
For SAFE py all druggists jy1eod&eow1m
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In this city, July 81, George Burgess son Of Syl.
vanus and Sarah Harmon. aged month"; ~ ~
IN falmouth July 80, Mrs. Cynthia II :, wife Of
Rev Samuel Stone aged rs years.
Vermont papers please copyJ
In Westbrook, July 20, OF typhoid lever. Mamie
May, daughter OF VIM. d. and Emily A Woolfosd,
aged years 2 months. =
In Saco, July 26. Dr.. Charles Murch, aged Is yrs
In GeorgetowD, Me-, July %, Capt Seth Oliver
aged 81 years. f'
In WooIwich. July 81, Capt. Elias B.ool ings,
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The DR.'s INSTITUTE inrther comprises a
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY, where he keeps
constantly on hand the different HOMEOPATHIC
REMEDIES, prepared by him according to the rules
OF HAHNEAIAN, the founder OF Homeopathy,
which he wlsellin quantities TO suit the purchaser
Aside from this. he will be Always prepared 10
eommodste those VINO desire 70 avail themselves OF
which viii always be accompanied by his HOUSE
HOLD TREASURE or MEDICAL GUIDE, PAM
phlet giving all necessary information comprehend
the disease and simple, yet ado luate direction Tor
administering the appropri tie remedy. In the abb
sence OF the Dr., some person will be at the office TO
with medicines
Persons living at a distance may avail themselves
the symptoms Of the disease as infinitely as possible
FH-ordcrs Tor Remedies viii receive prompt at
tention. aa9G lH IA rrfI -.a#-N
Office hours from to ~ A M, and from to 6 p M.
~ Private consultation from to 0PM.
~ Medical advice TO the poor, free of charge
from 8 to Q A NJ, and from to p NJ.
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:. The Argus explains the Presidents applica.
ton of international law" to the question Of
responsibility for the State debts of the South
as an drganaentuna adj homiaena.. The Presil
dent did not really think the acts Of Congress
would compel the assumption Of these debts,
as the Argus represents the case, but being
possessed of a logical devilhe wanted to show
Sumner and Thad. Stevens that their theories
were absurd. In that case we are compelled
to say that the President chose singular oc-
casion to chop logic about distractions for
which the nation cares not straw. The ma
ton cares nothing for Mr. Summers theories.
or Mr.. Johnsons theories. We want the
Southern States restored to their normal rela
tions to the Federal government, on terms
which as far as human foresight will allow
shall insure us perpetual peace and harmony
Misunderstanding more, nothing less 1t is
singular that Democratic Senators like John.
son of Maryland should have failed to detect
the sarcasm in the Presidents message, and
should have felt called upon to express their
regret at the Presidents suggestion and their
opinion that he was wrong. In the courteons
language of the Argus, "the difficulty with
Senator johnson was, that he did not distin-
guish between the taking Of an opponents
weapons to floor him with, and regular serious
argument; and hence the dilemma into which
he stupidity fell and in which he founders
about 50 ridiculously."sr ljuoh eiJ mod0 laga
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r,oeIiAMMoto

All goods hearing this stamp are heavily plated on
the finest Aibata or Nickel Silver, and we guarantee
them in every respect superior to the best Sheicld
GoRIIAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
Siversmths & Manufacturers OF FINE Eeetro-P Plate,
! iuuei9 N wedS,Sat 6m Providence, r. /.
W The above goods may be found at Loweil &
Senters, 30I Congress st.
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THE excursion of the Pine Street Sabbath
School to Moderation. takes place to-day if
pleasant; if otherwise tomorrow, (Friday.)
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- e----------- -------- -
GR. soldier who hal lost the use of his limbs
from rheumatism has been completely cured and en-
able TO abandon his crutches by ore bottle OF MET
cALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY.s 1t is truly
the wonder of the age. Apl 1Osn16w*
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me political parties in New York are form
ing new combinations upon the question as to
~hether Mr.. Greeley did or did not swear at
A. j. w. Duganne. l,-,,,,- ..-..
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DIR. 9. g. FITCH,
OF ia BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Author of the
Six Lectures ON theFrevention and Cure of Pulmo-
nary Consumption, Asthma, Catarrh, Dyspepsia,
Heart and Chronic Diseases, will be at PEBBLE House
July Sd, until O'clock r. NJ and every 4th week
alterward ON the same days. 49, - w - --.z "a. I
DIR. Fitch treats all Diseases of the head Scalp,
Eyes, Nostrils Face, Throat, Lungs, Stomach Skim
Heart Liver Bowels, Piles, Kidneys, Joints, Drop
sy; also Diseases peculiar % Males and to1 emalesL
Lost Complication perfectly restored. Most PERSONS
somewhere from L. to 80 have more bad fits OF
sickness. Cure them wholly, aud they will live ten
to fifty years longer. DR.. Fitch's most prominent
speciality Is the prolongation OF human fife. =
"For seventeen years you have kept me well OF dis
cases prononnced utterly incurabeby several emil
Mrs. Elizabeth Huntington Long writes, Saratoga
Springs, March 8. 1867 twenty years ago she
sumption OF which her sister died. cured her per
fectly IA years later she had had attack of heart
disease, OF which her brother died.. OF this cured
her perfectly. She ys,.T always remember you
with gratitude, for, under God, f'owe my life to
Miss Anna Judkin, at Portsmouth, N. H.. June
Z, 1867, said: 'Twenty- three years ago was your
patient, and very bad with lung disease. NV iafher
four brothers and three sisters, had died with
sumption. Twas wholly given up. In six months
you cured me. Ishave now enjoyed perfect health
lung diseases all that time" =
D. d. BENJAMIN, of Union, N. j., says, "Over
twenty years ago, and my brother were both i'm
consumption ! had bleeding and ulcerat cd lungs.
MY brother refused treatment, and died in three
months. You cured me, and / have not had any
cough or lung trouble in twenty years. l was then
forty and am now sixty years DID," f0k SsfJ0fe
All consultations are wholly tree. ..-. ..s
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ouR new City Hall might be fitted to answer
admirably for operate performances at very
little additional expense. 1t is only necessary
to put in wider platform to answer for
stage, and to furnish the fixtures forputting
up the flats and drop curtain, and we
should have one of the finest opera houses in
the country. We have long needed some
thing of this kind, in order that we might en-
joy the best operatic peril FINANCES, and here is
now an opportunity to secure it at small ex-
pense. Many of our music loving citizens sug-
gested that i'm finishing the hall it should be
SO arranged as TO admit of operate perlorman-
ces and we hope the matter will be pressed up-
on the attention Of those having the hall in
charge. zWithdh increased accommodations
afforded by the light gallery running around
it, and the space gained by the remoI al of the
proscenium, the hall will seat SO large num-
Der as TO bring down the price of admission,
and thus enable the people to enjoy the rich
music OF the opera, now so little known
among us.-Transcript FE 81
We second the motion. of the Transcript
As there seems to be no prospect of the cree
ton OF Music Hall, a very slight addition to
the platform, and few necessary fixtures
would render the City Hall just the place. Lei
it be done by all means
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HARTz's TEMPLE OF MYsTERY.-This eve
ming is to be the last but one of M. Hartz, the
most expert of magicians.a His illusions are
the best ever presented to the Portland public,
and the ease, the skill and the neatness in
which his tricks are executed renders his en-
tertainment very attractive one. He is, de-
cidedly, the most successful prestidigitateur
that has visited Portland g.. ,r.t.5.-,
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why Suffer from Sores p

When. by the use of the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands, Sprains. CMfs.
Wounds, and erery Con,pia int Of the Skin. Try it,
as it costs but rs cents. Be sure to ask for
H0Ie'S ATNic0 Ointment. aaj
For sale by all druggists, send your address and
and receive box by return mail. W. F. Phllns Il
Co., agents for Maine. lfr aprl2G1ysn
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Portland and Vicinity,
New Advertisements ,hi. Day.

NCW acknowledgements THIS Day.
~ ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Deering Hall NJ. Hartz. FL
NEW ADvERTIs EMENT COLUMN.
Boarding. AA-
Observation-Disclosures & Stinson.
Window Shade Painters-Hanson BROS.
Proposals-N. A Foster.
To Let-Lynch, Barker & Co. .-
Situation Wanted E@4F4
To Let X. Davis
LOst-George w. True.
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Business Items.

A prompt and faithful carrier wanted at this
office No one need apply who is under six
teen years of age. ~
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DIR. Fitch's "FAMILY PHYSICIAN, a most ex-
celent book in all families, &c pages 25 cents sent
free of postage, to any address. Send no money nm
til you get the book and approve it, Direct all letters
BOSTON, MASS june29
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Proposals

WILL be received at this office until 70 o'c,ock.
az, noon on THURSDAY, August sth, 1861. tor ,sa
aehvel at the site of Custom House IN I'LL vi tne
Me-, OF one thousand tons OF foundation stone s y,
mansions not less than the following viz To, ui
"ue' four feet long and eighteen inches tbicE '''
Portland, July 81, 1867. edtd " supt
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PROPOSALS.

THE copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il firm OF JACKSON g. SIINSON, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, ~
s--ltt 'FTfIFl WILMor JACKSON,
JAMES STINSON.
Portland, July 8, 1867. hrF TaI auldst.
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Mains Pure sElderberry and Cur
rant Wines.

So highly recommended by Physicianss, may be
found at wholesale at the drug stores of W. Whip
pie s. Co., III. H. Hay. w. +. Phillips s. Co., +. L.
Stanwood and j. w. Perkins & Co. jan12snd1y
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.sSTRUMATTC SALTS p,

EB-atrumatic Salts and strumaiic N lin
eral Waters, Just received and for sale by
j. W. PERKINS & CO.,
no24s Neod& w eowiy No. Sc Commercial St.
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,s9a-lE ..4 Basel Sad III .sr, s't.f51 s.,f
tszni-a aSslas D.. sggssi9 o.l5 55afa
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ADiyidcra mou, 80.

tL We have repeatedly insisted that the Demo-
cratic party has but a single element Of unity
% In its constitution. That element is hostility
to any measure present, past or prospective
that their opponents may suggest. They have
never forgiven the Republican party yet for
restoring the Union aud overthrowing slavery;
foreseeing that by these great acts it has en-
titled itself to a long tenure of power, and
6 most illustriouso name in history. For their
e part, the Democrats can only attach them
selves to such odds and ends. of principles as
Z they find most likely to be of service to them
in the different States, developing always
strong prediction for such as are the most
illiberal and morally corrupt. In Maine thew
have thought it probable that there is enoueb
latent seifishness and stupidity Co enable them
to make political capital out of a cry for the
taxation of government bonds In other local
tiles it happens that the party takes precisely
the opposite ground. This is unfortunate, for
the newspapers and public speakers are con
} stantly making the most damaging assertions
respecting the. hobby of their Maine brethren.
20 The National Intelligeneer, knowing nothing
! about the dogmas Of Down East platforms,
grows very fierce, in its capacity of Thunderer-
'n-oiuihafy W euo Tfesldent, over mr.. w ash
burne's stil-born resolution providing that
1.-THE right to tax the bonds of the government
should be given in any future system of, fund
ing said bonds" Ludicronsly enough. 1t
styles this dilution of the Maine Democratic
creed, frank Reputation, }" and says it is what
the radicals are after We quote a single
paragraph: qh-n hHH 1i4dt bsiiau Ct /
The work ofrepudiation and confiscation SO
promisingly begun, will undoubtedly be pros
ecuted at the next, session. 1t amounts to a
general system of a division of property in ac-
cordance with the principles Of what Mr. Wade
considers as ~radieal ri shteousness."I The
property of individuals is to be absorbed by the
radical rulers. In this great game it is easy to
see that the government win get nothing, and
that the people will lose everything The
ausurping radical demagogues viii sweep the
q wa " g EiGi aahs ga-saua Il 81 Bnads
sn But how should the Intefligencer know
e what a stab it was inflicting upon Smart and
his faithful subordinates of the Standard and
Argus? In the absence of any definite infor-
nation, it might well suppose that our neigh
bors were deyotingl themselves solely to the
task of showing up the bloody, prohibitory
code, or denouncing the satraps, Of the Grand
Turk Constable. - ~" L7hA h''i-"
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Proof that the medical profession takes hold of
Hofs Malt Extract Beverage OF Health. v
DIR. GORDON STEAKS HIGHLY OF 1T
AT the SUGGESTION OF DIR. GORDON OF This
city, we wish you to send US, etc. follows oIderl-
DR; GOEDoN SPEAKS highly Of 1t, and WILL
PRESCRlBEit in his PRACTICE. = 49,
MELVIN q RADGER
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Lost!

4 S ieis at some place in this city, gentIeman's
" satchei, containing nothing OF much yalue ex
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