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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

Anvssii.,Ns-- Cssvesry )-for one
.lnar-. .f.ight lines, q ~ Aay nan-
~ II ts~ss]~F aMvvsk1s. sAssesA ~
. .lssrv. ID IA lse
Marriage asd th.issavy Nosice-, 'als
en cs~didsss., lheis rseGsA ssA asi.
eir,'aIasp, Aal I'll Aosie~s v . psrsssal
character, " slnis~ibte) I'll ~
chsske9 ~ advertisement.
eSk66via' wstsee~. n . psrssy bssisss
ehassses~ - = csieise ssssalioe 70
easas pahlssA h ~ pnPss. ssnasas
u xsaAA sin - eAAsssa u ~ sssfs
hNe NJ sscA s1isarial aa4iee i~ssst-
"a ~ lrs. shaa too dsl1Ass
s.Aspass Observation-Disclosures
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

We copy The following items, ia
regard 10 f,,,,.s,.;.l ttn,.,,;,enes,
90 \. GO, 49,. w.. ,a,I
''on we 9os'"' " e.sssn o. '"e ''''
during ths past week We have
noticed aueose moQe settFisy among
the l'asef w: pouesd a num'a
OF Teas Esd Arse1sas msrchao" n
town, aniaS ~ hey broken stoes'
Order. fFca IL eoa.sry begin y
co.s y qsite asssy* - soon as'"
ePsdcnic suhsldss, ~ Ptsdie' for OUT
msrchaae = lively tssds. -,
coffcN-Ws hevs not heard q
Tue asts Of . si.gh bale Of stapt
since str lsst 'snes. There .,e'
.s~se.'ss e.ysw asss' bs' holder. "a =
D. nst fesi di1psssd - accept Their
esssss The fsissvlsg !. tas
REPORT o. GnSoo / MARTIN
Tuesday, Novs~bsr ~. Our cotton y
market continues Inactive. Ist
CRANE ~ saihsQ tess esb'b't ou'
little easAkt aas1 aSsA Ian report
LivsrIesI naelisg sphods sN
Nav Ysse, iea9ne. !. Ns~ orls.a
low Ut4AB1l IX&Al0 ah0slnt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

Ths 2ribuss Is very jsssly and
vigorcssly srgisg sdacssisa and ii.
general dhssuisstiea Of knees lsdrs
- The ssly ssasay for disasstos.
slsesios rssa!ss. "Whsrsver then
h iesssases,' ssys The Tribuus
" thses Is peril TO ~ easas Of soei
govetsasss ssa to the ;ssiitsiisss
q ~ csrntsy. Very trse, bst
os6ea set csr seigAboN to Asvs
6esas IN IN niad whsn Isbssinn
~ ~ istse,:Sesksa tn ths ssGUues
u half = million of tho noss me.
fset voisss 10 - SsasA h this =
say .elhss eoustryi Wesh il 10.
No. bsss vise u iasisA ppsa . VI.
~ sdssstlss fm tAea with 70 ~.
lssasrs's . polisisal ps~ss Nm Y.
NMes. 4t if ~ fl Co..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

rsespti0u ssd he ffsesow q the
ely. !,
! A committee Of ave ftsa esch
Beard has bssn appointed 70 carry
the resolutioa iato eject 49,
Washington, Nov. l3.-n1Bu
rvau Functiossry, Who md ted
Judge Parker, =, wissAss Va
charges thu. Union sss sIa moi
ret justice before hin. e
Tks Pay Dspar,.sss Investigating
Com mi,,ec will only report progress
o. The meeting Of Congress, and ash
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

-. Yellow rsvvs hsisg alesss dis-
asssaesi y ~ ~ tss-sl Ass Asai.
oo@asassd, ~ The sssskse heo ~
interior ere lsaAsa Viii psassassss o.
thsis wsy TO ~ eIey%e pssrhsss ~
se~a. 'sfiy rf ~ 500 d
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

~ ne sieEn Of n % wsdaes'
day svseiaa. Which easss& - sssh -
eis.sal fos isv hseesss, ssieissisd
BY ~ bssaiag Il bsssh asss ~ -
nasy.aA.laa % ltaa a.sL -aA lall
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

lshoas, ana the question n 70 b
psss:tsd = then dsrias The prssss
nosth.
II V skeash. the n.jesi.y will sss
seot N.
Loadon, Nov. ll.--Hondssas rail
way loan, Failtcoa Pounds, has bser
introduced here.
Parragut's 1sst will make . loss
stay At Lisbcs.
Ths Prusaias .D~puty has bsss
imprisoned TIVE yesvs for rsnarks il
the dat.
Paria Nov, 10. TAs Nosissu
says "Frsacs, fading Italy ~,
seivsd 70 falGu her .dsty, vitAasavs
Ass tseops fto. Rsas 70 Civis.
fhe Svl~ rsdsrsl Ussil Aas ~.
Proved - pes'si frosty vhA ~
Usissa Aaass.
leadoa. New. ia sias tool
piAes = 0sfced ts-dAy. r~ep,
were ssllsl on.
RishneaA, Nov, l2.-Chisf J ~.
tiss Chass VII srsivs te-nesvex
nssnisg 70 psssias With Jsags u,
dssssooa = ~ sAjssrssa npsias
tes0 4 Ne 0ahs1 o>atss Clssuli
Cesrt, whisA ssnssssss te-nstsew,
Ths BIN tern, u vhish NJ. D..
vie viii b trisA, viii eowusscs ss
~ 3stA, AID AiAtsisl viii sprtaisly
% - ron ~ vsairs. IN
Il spPsars thas ~ jssy uiu h
Issusly esupassA n bAsks.
New Tel, ksv. l1-Msssy
ss.sAy ~ sasas.ssa. aa ai
Cola asn sAiSe AZ !.
Ssssiisg asU - ls~ss viii, salsa
0epsssnesas Asoss, ~ dali. d.
Ssb.tssasrry hslsses olee, ~.
III Bsss1 4 Csuaea Cssssil
has peassd . rsaslasiea tssaisx Osu.
hsCtsliAa. sa,Ab alslvel, 4 pahl,s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

4 - alsst Il Nsv Yasa rsetsry
holiaA Dizzy, aaA Yoaag Aassiss
shSsss q fsasoa q Pillahau'a a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

~ TAs Ho~ssos Telegraph give
hW MP &5sasf s = :s ~. ~ ''.' p.
tAsss wsss ~ iu1ssus1~>s 6so aay
sassa fsit tll 3'a 'rrd, sf'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

u. IT, sivss = sAssvspsss b ssill
dssksias. viii sssns swe fsss u wssss
u he bar u Alszasdsia. u b ssvl.
x.hls fss os1 he Eshssss dwagks besAs
dmwfag froo n " 20 acAss No
boen ~ payiag aAses Hhrjvpos4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16


the 30 called State gevssansnt - /.
existed on the 10th of March, 1907.
The evident intent sd messips
Of there laws and orders, from which
the civil PROVINCIAL govssAnsst Of
Texas derives it, powers. h:
That no legal Stats kovsys meat
exists ia Texas; but that I'll ~ or.
gspic and statute lsws u ths 70.
called 8tate Goveransht Of Terss,
- they existed on the 18Th dsy Of
March, 1857, (fAs dste It General
Sheridau's General Order No l., be-.
fsts qsotsd an rsls, for Tie govern
nsnt Of the people Of Tesss aud
the s&ecr. Of said civil psevisiosal
government, except - fsr % tAsy
arc nun and void BY reason Of thsir
being rspugnant 70 he cosslitv4ion
and laws Of the United ohtts, sid
except 40 iar - they have bssa sbol.
ished, modified controlled u suspsad.
cd ~ tho orders promulgated BY tho
commaadise Gsasrsi 81 ~ 9Th
Military DhtAct, or BY hi authority
sad exespsed ~ a. ~ they nav
hsrsss.ss. hon time 70 tine, - aboi.
ishsd, noai1sd, csnsssllsi q ~.
pssded BY shs esdsss II u ssauaa.
der sf the sth Military D.strist, o.
tss 0ssssa. Of ~ army - he
United States 0ovsrnmsst. = )
And, that the iavfsl oneevs OF
saiA civil provisional gevsvuwpst Of
1Dsss arsAsscA b were 10 49, o.
The 18th day Of March, 1857, ssd
Asvs ~ asss died. resigned " heen
removed froa s9ss; ssa sueh y
hare sises thss date bssa sppoistsd
ssd savs qusliasd seeordiss y hw.
Ia visa Of I'll the fsssxeisx, ssd
Ia dischargs Of the duty ispoes1
uPos Ne y take care that sAs laws
Of said civil provisional sovsru meat
h faithfully executed, I, II. n.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

- The Telegraph Liz fses No
shal y Ty'4 viz y seapasssd " ~
1t Of Dsss0bes. tArsaah ~ ssssxsaia
novsnssts Of Mr.. wAsrry, he ssps
5000 fnnpvS~HnnhnH -frr. HlH
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

II yus vaat . Zee Asssr hasn, Rs;as
rcos. " Fancy Pips, 90 70 PsAssoa 1
Puhbasys
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-25

Every intelligent and thinking person must knon
PEI; efficacy established by well tested experience IN
tne hands o. regularly educated physician, whose
mltl; yet the country is flooded with poor nosrums
and sure-ais pniporting to be the hest in the world
whch are not only useless, but always INJURIOUS
ihe uhior!nnate should be PARTICULAR in SELECTING
hs phy slcan, as Il lamentabe yet ncontroverti-
bie iact tna' many syphdc patients are made mis-
erahie with ruined constitutions by malueatmenf
tsa point generally conceded bythe hest syphiIosra
piers, thai the study aI management OF these come
would be competent and successful in their treat.
men, and cure. The inexperienced general prac,i.
uoner having neither opportunity nor time to max
pursues one system OF treatment in most cases max.
ing an ndiserninae OF that antiquatsd ana dan
Eerous weapon, the Mercury. sIl.f - =
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msaaseaAse., sa.,..

There are many nlrn OF the age Of thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations IRON the baa
der often accompanied by slight smarting OF trn
nsr the patient cannot account for ON examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment win often be
found, an0 sometimes small particles OF al
bumen will appear, OF the eoier viii lie Of thin milk
si hus again changing 10 dark and t4rbij appear
aiice. There are many men who die OF this DIFFICULTY
ignorant OF the cause, which is the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL wEAKHFss
can warrant perfect cure IN such cases and 9
fui and healthy restoration OF the urinary organs.
Persons who cannot personally consult the d.,
can do so by writing, Ia plain manner. descrp-
ton OF their diseases, and ie appropriate rensiles
will he forwarded Immediately.
All correspondence strictly confidential, and Wii
he returned, if desired.
Address: DR. j. Il. HUGHES,
No. liPruble Street,
Next door TO the TreDIe House, fortlhnii, Go.
xRS Send Stanp for Circular. "a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-25

All who have committed an exeess Of any KIND
wbt t1er IL he the solitary vice OF youth, the sting
inf r.buke OF misplaced confidence in maurer years.
a. - SEEK FOR ANANTIDoTE IN SEASON, lIis
fGLe Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prosrration that may follow Impure Cotton
are the Barometer TO the whole SYSTEM
o not wait for the eonsuinmaton that IL sure 10 10,
l low do moi wait Tor Unsightly Ulce era, for
Disabled Limbs, tor Loss OF Beauty
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-25

aod p by sInsasky Experjaaee!
Young men troubled with emissions la sieep,--a
complaint generally tha result of bal habit in
south, treated scientifically and perfect cure war
rented or no CHARGE made. l.i
Hardly day passes bpt we are consulted by
more young men with che above disease sokne Of
whom are as weak and emaiafed IS though they had
the consumption and by their friends supposed 10
have 1t. All such yield to the proper and only
correct course OF treatment, and In short time are
made to rejoice in perfect health. f.s.
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DR. gIE.LER's .
Soothing and Healing Balsam,
NATURE,S IAssfSTAyT
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

TT has proved iniallible for Burns. Frozen limbs
4 Bruises, Sprains, Wounds OF ali kinds Pains In
the Side, Back or Shoulders, Chiibiains. Channel
Ache, Deafness, Poisoning, Fry sipelas and InAam.
mation OF the Eyes. For Rheumatism il is NOT a
certain cure yet hundreds hqye been relieved nv n
when other remedies had failed. ~ y
As an internal medicine, when taken in season a
VIII cure Inflammation of the Bowels Dysentery
kidney Complaint and Cholera Morbus 1t will also
ms medicine y purely vegetable in its COMPOSITION
soothing and heangin It's influence, and may be Civ
before the public during the past nine wears and has
wrought some OF the most astonishing cures. The
proprietor challenges the world to produce its supel
or as remedy. For sale by all druggists.
q. -. LEEr, Proprietor, Springfield Mass.
Demas E3rpes e. Co.. u Park Row, New York
will also supply the trade ct List Prices.
". +. Phillips & Co,Whosesale Agents, Portland.
narch26eDW1yr f-9. ~ -
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DR.. Vests Botanic Balsam,
Thc Best medieIpe In she w arid

t.,ifh Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Group Bronehi-
coaIs consumption, Soreness OF Lungs Whocping
SvWSkn, asthma, and all Diseases ola like nature.
neIever this medicine has been tested il has met
w.i marked success, and bv Us timely use many OF
he diseases that flesh is subject to hit he checked
IN 'her commencement, and the scenrge that sweeps
thousands from our midst every year wonId fall pow
erless 10 the grouHd. Persons AFFLICTED it'll seated
cough, which breaks them OF their at night VIII
nnd immediate relief by the use OF this Balsam, ""
Price 90 cents. prepared only by d. X. REED
ltoxbpry, Mass GEO, C. GOODWIN 8 CO., Gen,
eral Agents Boston. sold BY druggists every where,
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ssss. 3. u. HUGHES
oasBR FOUND AT ara '
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
= $50. No. III Bnoy,TA CSa,oos it

Near thc PrebIe House,
w az ne can be consulted privately, ana awitf
lns utmost confidence by the Afflicted ~ :
ho H aaIy, and from A. NJ. to 9P Al. :" =
G.H audr >sses those who are suffering unfier m.
aHetioh Oh fiyate diseases, whether arising froa
impure connection or the terrible vice OF saIi.abusa
Devoung his entire time TO that particular branch OF
the medical profession he feels warranted in GUAR
AETEEING CURE IN ALL CASES, whether of long
san,g OF recently contracted, entirely removing the
dregs OF disease from the system, and making Der
feet and PERMANENT CURE. N
lie would call the attention of the afflicted TO the
tact OF bis lone-staning and weIl-earnsd reputation
furnishing suieient assurance OF his skill ami sur
coss. firft III .t f., IT - n -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-25

For Sale---One Mile from PORT
latsd.
NE beautiful residence occupied by Rev w p
u merr1lts situated Aiu' West brook an the pael.
love ROAD, known by the name OF The AiacbIeonne
VITA, The grounds are taStctully laid out will,
Walks noweI DIS, srlen'lid everereens and shade
trees; aboot 20O pear, apple. plum and cherry trees
IA bearing; plenty OF currents and goosene res
anout acre OF strawberries raised LOCO qoal
streets 60 feet wide all round il. Tie huiiinpsEa
nne house with Is rooms, French root ami cunola.
anu piazza round three sides; warmed with f ar,
finished with cellar ''''o WI
lermseasy For psrticuars enquire on the pre
Conmerc al street; OF FERNALD s. SON corner
OF treble and Congress ST. eets.N tF9f n y e''''
Sent. 8, dit
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POkTLAkD AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
TRs- EEKEY LINE.

fA The fine steamers DIRIGo. FRAN
(fM% CONIA, and CHESAPEAKE will
rAskS AkshIon and after the 22d inst and mn III
Taas,s ~, nrther notice, run as follows:
,r, leave o'nt 3 wharf. Portland. every Wednesday
psniursaay and Saturday, at O'Clock p and es W
a sr o % ESst hlyer, New York, every Monday. We'd
Jay and Saturday at O'Clock p M "'' "eu-
Ihe Dirigo and FrancOnia are ntted nm NTH In,
accommodations for passengers m akno sl;s ~" ~ s
saIe anu comfortable route tor travellers be-
az III rev OK and Maine. Passage in State Room
$o.vo CABIN passage $500. Meals extra '''''-
Goods forwarded by this line to and trom Mo,,
st, John. - AS'"' EastpOft ana
shippers are requested to send their ,eicbt 10 Al.
leave Portland. YIN o "sS t"at they
FOR freight or passage apply to
EMEhI 4 FOX, Calls Wharf Pc tlsnd.
J.F AMES, Pier 80 Easi RIver
August Is, 1857. "A,
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Hsra Class Hotel or Geateel Roa,.,1-
inn lIa,sc a.

u being but lew steps from the centre of business
Inc ot - very iarg, containing more til an nnei
Thousand square feet. This is q rare opnortnty ia
plyto WILLIAM ri IG aplne' Ap-
Il octouu Real Es;ate cent 4
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REAL ESTATE.
a0use for Sale.

| a 1 Ss,D Two Story House on Oxford St. within
| -, uiee minutes walk of City Hall IL contains
VIEWS ,is! nhshed room. Convenient ior or two
s sai w.. das Throughout plenty hor.' and
| 'o,S Ma,e'' Apply to W. II. IRIS, :
L I~oV' 10. INV ODnosite pIeble Iiorse
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For Sale

fI,HE cottage house No. 20 Myrtle Street. Has n
brick cistern, filtered water. The house contains
nine rooms IN thorough repair and nearly new. For
given the tirst OF November, az vstfs M -,
~ not sold hy the first of November, part Of
the house will be to let. oci3 HI
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For Sale---One Mile from Port
lnksh

A a Bargain, Three story brick house 50 ban
a forth ST., corner of Clark 81 Inquire of
FLETCHER & Co.
oc'oper4. uSw Ea $50 Commercial 81
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STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND, IS. On the fourth day of Novem.
Der personally appeared JAS. H. Baxter, Isaac H.
Varney and VIM. G. Davis aforesaid, and severaily
made oath to the truth OF the foregoing certificate
and acknowledged the sane as their free act
Before me,
r. (Signed) -e THOMAS M. GIVEN. se
Justice Peace.
CUMBERLAND, IS. Registry OF Deeds Received
Nov. q, 1867, at Oh 50m A M and recorded in Book
352 Page 4S7.
Attest: THOMAS HANCOCK
nol2dGW Rau,ster
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$40 ts-- ~,~'s.o =, NDs"h u stdtc lOf sale.
Inc Three story brick house ON Free
r Street, now occupied by The Right ey
JfsSsrH bishop Bacon, is now offered for sale. The
llEHIiG mouse contains thirty rooms, and is a very
1879 desirable Iaealion for a '' - a very
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COMPREHENSIVE.

New Firm. NOV. 1, 1857.
% HAINES d. SH1T
HAv1se purchased the stock of The late iirn Of
"AiNHs ss1nTn a COOK, }A
VIII continue to carry On The
hardware Business!
W WHOLESALE AND RErAu isA
RseR,sS S snali soon remove to our New Store in
haekieh Block, Middle St : HSFf'" 80 - =
f. HAINES.
Portland, Nov I, 1867. dtt ON IL
COp0rtasersIsa2,s Notice.
frhE subscribers have This day formed -, co,,rt-
herSh'p under the name of
J Evans - Greene.
And will continue the business of
COAL AND WOOD!
20 At the Old stand sA - p
ISL Commercial 81, Head Smith. Wharf
we nave ON hand and offer ton sale at the low
est cash Prices the different varieties of Hard and
Shs h eos All 81 The first qualify and delivered in
HARD AND SOFT HOOD,
Delivered in any part ofthe city.
VIM. Ii. EVANS,
CHAS II. GREENE.
foftahu, NOV LIST, 1867. no1dUf
NEW FIRM.
nNHE subscribers have this day formed a eopart
nership for the purpose Of conducting the retail
Boot, Shoe and Rubber Business,
sA Under the firm name Of EEsgE1
ELWELL 4 BUTLER,
And taken The store recently occupied by sIessrs
Elliot q McCalar =
No. IL Market Square.
Having added large stock of goods t that purcbas-
ell oil Messrs. f. Il NJ, we are prepared to furnish
every st,le and description OF Boots, Shoes and Rub
bels; which we shall sell at the very lowest cash
prices. hoping thereby to retain all former patrons
and give our friends and the pubic generally an op-
portunty to buy good eoodsat desirable prices.
A. LEWIS EI.WELL.
Portland Oct Is, 1867 oc1sdtf
COpN3't,sessIip Notice.
w H. WALDRoN and GEO. W. TRUE. from
wv thelate firm OF E. H. Burgn q Co have this
day formed Copartnership under the style OF
GEORGE W. TRUE 6 GO,
for the purpose of conducting wholesale
Meal, Grain & Flour Business,
to commence as soon new mills are COM
pleted. GEO W. TRIJE
w. ii WALDR0N.
las. II. BAXTER, ISAAC H. VARNEY and
- WM. u. DAVIS. all of Portland, County of
Cumberland aid State of Maine hereby certify that
they have this fourth day of Move mber, A. ID, 1861
at said Portland joined limited partner ship in ac-
accordance with the prov isons of Statutes
OF Maine, Chap. 81. "a EHF 6.& II
LIST The style Of said Partnership shall be VAR
NEY s. BAXTER.
2d-Said VIM. Il. DAVIS of said Portland is The
Special Partner, and said Isaac Ii. Varney and Bay-
ter Of said Portland are the General Partners
3d-The said firm is to transact at said Portland
the business of Jobbing Fancy Goods and Small
Wares, and General Merchandise, and said Davis
contributes TO the capital thereof the sum OF eight
thousand dollars i$S00O) cash. 80
4th-Said partnership commences from November
4th, A. ID 1867, and ceases one year from that date.
In witness whereof we have hereun our hands
this fourth day OF November A. d, 1867.
Signed JAS. II. BAXTER,
l. II. VARNEY,
I LlF f4fTfsgF UCT ~ WIN. g. DAVIS. #
STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND, IS. On the fourth day of Noyem-
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fI...r French Roof, II square rooms and lrsl rate
ai;i closets, for sale, No Fed laI ST. tias mines
doer a ata Moeiee Furnace n Brick. cement cellar
Federal street, or at N'1"''' No
ug, = - ii. g. QUINCY'S,
ing, Congress st. = 80 ny Tye oil, ""''"7
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Two Story II ouse for $4,000

= d H|VtI5C IOI D@aOVVs
I DTT,aA ams street, contains eleven finished room s.
oo, las pienty uttered water. The house will az
eomm"dats twofamiiies is cony enient TO hePort-
i sI company, the Boston Steamers and Grand
trunk Depot. Apply to
noCdtf t1aFt t3-'t a.. 1iishio,
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$50 Congress st under Lancaster Hall. Portland
s Portland. September o. lS67 eantoS ,Ift
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EJectic Medical Hajir1narsY

Next door 10 the treble House, PORTLAND, Is.
k6~ Send Stamp tor Circular
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DEATHS.


On Monday morning. 9th instant. at the resi-
dence Of J A. stoekslsy; seven miles south
RIAM.
The subject of this memoir was born in Brook
held. Trumhull county. Ohio, on the 24th of
ed BY an accident at q Steam Saw Mill. il will
perhaps not be out Of place for the satisfaction
Of his distant friends and the. neighbOrhoOd IN
which he died, to make a short statement of
facts attending this fe Irful accident. On the
hrst day Of May. while the deceased and L. B..
Stuckeley were doing something to the gearing
Of the wheels, this unfortunate young man was
caught between the elbow and shoulder By the
belt Of one Of the wheels. holding him fast until
it made some twenty revolutions. each reVoiu-
ton Of the wheel taking him head foremost
through a space about twenty inches wide by
two feet long, breaking his left arm betvee the
elbow and shoulder. tracturing his right leg
below the knee. and bruislng him badly other
wise. The best Of surgical and medical aid vas
summoned, but all failed. A dispatch by tele-
graph sent tx hundred miles. in four days aftIr
the ACCIDENT, brought a kind father and tender,
devoted mother to bis bedside. whose care and
attention for the relief and recovery Of her son
appeared to nave no end. The deceased az
pressed his full confidence in the Redeemer.
and on the evening before his death. had the
rite Of baptism. In his last lingering hours,
when the world and the things of the world
were fast fading before him, he found hope and
calmly surveying the approach Of death looked
beyond Its power TO the glorious immortality
promised TO the believer. The places that knew
him, will know him now no more for ever"
but though dead. his memory is embalmed in
the hearts Of bis parents. a sister and three
brothers. and many friends who mourn his loss.
A mysterious d~ispensati0n Of Providence has
nipped this beloved son in the bud. Tears may
cease to flow, and hearts the most deeply pens-
trated by this affecting visitation Of Providence
may learn to contemplate it with that spirit of
resiEnation which time ever supplies as 9 balm
TOR tne sorroWs oil earth.
His parents are taking his remains to his ma
tive land, whilst there is q we'll founded hope
that his immortal spirit has scared aWay 10
EUCLID SToKELEY.
Knlzuadv Telegram. H. Nay 81. 1857.