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10 LET.
~ -.u@I Aa0 To Let. i.iiv tt s.H
CTORE No. 81 Union Wharf. Enquire of ai.
y augsd4w FLETCHER & co.

To Let. ga
rTNHE Spacious Chambers in the corsr store of the
/. Il new block on the corner Of Pearl and Middle
Streets, comprising the Cd, Sd and 4jh floors each
containing about 5000 square feet and suitable for
and Furs, Clothing, Carpeting, sc.
The fourth floor is a spacious Hall, one of the
largest and most desirable in the city. aio t,a
The lower floors will be occupied by Woodman,
True a. Co. iA. ert
Parties desiring to lease any Of these rooms, can
have them fitted to suit, by applying at once TO
aug6dtf llrANH VI GEO. W. WOODMAN.
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1.-TWO or more gentlemen can be accommodated
L with genteel rooms and board. Apply at ths
Off g.
Portland, Aug 10, 1851. aug2O-dtf
A GENTS WANTED-St0 to $40 day. to intro
a duce our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Price $40. It uses two threads,
and makes the genuine LOCK STITCH. All other low
priced machines make the Chain Stitch. Exclusive
territory gwen. Send for Circular. W. G. WILSON
& Co., MANUFACTURERS, CLEVELAND, Ohio. aul3l3m
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BOar(lerS,

A N American Boy, abont 16 years of age. wanted
Il to learn the Book-Binding trade. Apply at
au21d1w THIS OFFICE.
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Stock of Groceries for Sale.

GOUD chance for young man to do business.
AInquire at this office, or No. II Atlantic street.
Portland, August rs, 1867. aug26-dtf
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BY Electricity

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with joy, and move with the sgtity and elastic.
ity OF youth; the heated brain is cooled the rost-
bitten limbs restored, the Hnconth deIormites re-
moved; fantness converted to vgor, weakness to
strength the blind made to see, the deal to near and
the palsed form TO move upright; the bemishes d
youth 0bterated; the ACCIDENTS OF mature lie
prevented; the calamtIes OF old age 0bviated ard
active circula tiOR m tainad q a4ffFalE
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Wanted.

Wanted. ...-r
NOAT, Pant and Vest Makers, at A #. fORk'S,
Thrown & Hansons Block, Middle st, OPT osite III
d. Hays. aug26d3m
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Diss O1utiOn.

..Ie..a Diss OlutiOn.
yHE copartnership heretofore existing between the
i subscribers, under the firm name of Foye, Cot
fin & Swan, was dissolved by mutual consent on the
1sU inst. Any unsettled matters will be adjusted by
Mr.. Coffin, at their late place of business No. 45 Ex
change Street.
Mr. Foye may also be found, for a few days, at the
sam place, for the purpose of attending to such
bus ness as has been under his especial charge.
w. II. FOYE,
b.. ..5 j. III. COFFIN,
+. X. SWAN,
G. II. FOYE.
Portland July 10, 1867. dit
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Houses and n I of a. ,u...

ON WEDNESDAY, Aug. cS.h at o,elocl Ar
" on the premises, VIC shall offer Tor saica or' 4
and q hay story wooden house. ON The CO. IS, "
Montreal and Willis Streets. This house is W, n AZ
ished, contains six rooms, fine Closets excellent W.
er, q stable and wood she'd all new, neat AMI in
prime order The lot Is about 45 by 90 feet and Las
fine garden. Possession given In two weeks
Theu the one and half story house next 10 the
above, n Willis Street This house is also of ~,
and finished throughout, wi.h fine closets, fine water
and god wood shed, all new in good neighhorlocd
with prospect unsurpassed Tor us extent, variety,
and beauty.
And then shall sell a house lot ON The easterly
sue oil Melbourne Street, and nearly OPP ore ne
glrden of Charles Smith, Esq. This lot Is about 40
by 40 feet and of tho finest lot on the street.
.. j. $. BAILEY, Aucir.
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TEETH TEETH! TEETH !

DIR. d. still continues to Extract .'eeth by ELEo-
TRICIry WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth or stumps they wish to have removed o~ reset
ting he would give polite invitation TO call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC Machines Tor sa
or family use, with thorough ms tructions
DR.. ID. can accommodates few patients with board
end treatment at his house.
Office hours from o'clock A. NJ. to 10 NJ from
to P. M and to in the evening.
Consultation ireo. IL o. IL noYIu
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A Partner Wanted.

A % SinoaIloN as Copyst, k-keeperi or to net
enee given. Enquire at this ONCE. -.
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State of Maine.

Z
To CHARLES STABLES, Jun, CLERK ot tine Ihfu
Congregational Socieiy in Portland:
I of the Third Congregational Society, in Pert
land IN meet in yestry OF the Cebual Cnurch on
Congress- street, on Monday Evening, September 2,
next at u o'clock, to act on the iono"ng articles,
viz $4,000. H......#..u -.T
ITO see If the Society will accept the proposition
of the Central Church Society, for union ofthe two
sand dollars from us, their meeting house and their
parish property, Zee OF all incumbrance shall be-
come The common property of the new Society TO be
formed Of the two.
Sin case it should be decided to dispose OF the
Societvs lot land tn appoint some person 10 exc
cute and deliver good deed Of the same.
4.-To act OH any other business that may leg lily
c)me before the Meeting.
Given under the Hands and Seals of the Assess rs
and Standing Committee OF said Society III Portland,
WILLIAM G. HOW (SeaD
.- JOHN w. RUSSELL Isl all
Assessors and Standing Comm te
Portland August "a, 1s67.-Pursuant to the fore
going wa rant to me directed, i hereby notify and
warn the Members OF the Third Congregational So:
cieiy in Portland to NEE. at the time and place and
for the purposes expressed In said warrant
CHARLES STAPLES, Jun., Clerk.
Aug. "a dtd
Found,
NAME into the enclosure OF the subscriber on Tues
Oday last, two horses, which the owner can have
by proving property and paying charges.
-.-r b FREEMAN BAKER,
Sebago Honse.
North windham, Aug 22d, 1867.
Aug23 -dtws
Dissolution.
MR.. ALoNZO BUTLER has this day retired
JossELYN, BUTLER & co.
Aug 1, 1867. auss eodSw
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ROarders Wanted.

A FEW Gentleman boarders can be accommodated
Awith genteel board at 40 York, Street.
aup2O-d9W
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Who have cold hanos and feet; weak sromacls, LAM
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizzi-
ness and swimming In the head with indigestion and
constipation of the bowels pain In the side and baek
ternal cancers; tumors, polypus, and all that long
train ofdiseases win tud In Electricity sure means
OF cure. For painful mensugation, too >, oitse
menstruation, and all OF those long line OF troubles
with young ladies', Electricity Is certain specific,
and viii, In short time, restore the sufferer to the
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Wanted to Lease

EOR two or three years, house in good neighbor-
l. hood that will accommodate two small families
without children. One that can he occupied mae-
daely, or that will be ready by the LIST OF October
Address GA M. C.," Portland, Me.
August8. diff
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Assignees' Sale of Valuable Real
Estate,

ON Wednesday, September 4, at O'Clock, P. NJ,
" on the premises, shall SELL ut pubic AUG
ton, one hdtc in common and undivided, of larpe
and beautiful lot of land OngTess street, little
west of the Carleton Street, known the Trle ot,"
having front on Congress street OF 1s4 ieet by 26T
feet deep. The back hne fronting Doeripg street
Caid out but not Opened) 1t will he sold in whole
in part 10 suit purchasers. This is a splendid lot,
on the line of the horse railroad, in an excellent
neighbourhood, commanding an extensive and varied
view, and desi able for investment For particulars
and plan call on Henry P. Deane, Assignee, or
is. BAILEY, Auctoneer,
August %. d.. Plumb street.
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Assienee's saIe--House and Land.

I'M Friday, Sept 6, at O'clock NJ ON the pIem-
~ lses, we shall sell at public auction house on
Stetson Court, leaning out of Park st. LISA two
stantily built in perfect order, with abundance of
good hard and soft water. In good neshb0rhood,
and desirable for residence. The lot is ABOUT so by
"a feet. For particulars enquire of .I ..I iHrYI
Z. HENRY p. DEANE, Assignee, or
au24dtd j. S. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
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KNOW THY DESTINY,

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Astrologist Clairyoy ant and PsyGhometrician, who
World, has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
OF second sight to enable her to mpart ledge
of the greatest Importance to the single or married
Of either SEX While in state of trance, she de-
1ncates the very features of the person you to
power known as the Psychomotrope, guarantees to
produce life like picture of the future husband
wife Of the applicant, together with date Of mar
rage position in life, leading traits Of character,
&c. THIS is no humbug, as thousands of testimo-
mails can assert She will send when desired, q
certified certificate, written guarantee, that the
picture is what it purports to be. By inclosing
disposition and complexion, and inclosing fifty
cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself,
you will receive the picture and desired information
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THE EVENING STAR.
TELEGRAMS, &C.


A convention Of farmers and others from the
border counties of Virginia and North Uaro.
lima was held in awhile, Va last week.
There was large number Of persons present,
representing the counties Of Pitssylvsnia and
ham, and Pearson, in North Carolina Much
interest was manifested. The society was
organised BY electing Major William T. Suth.
liam Long, OF Caswell county; william ID.
Bethel. Of Rockingham county, and John W.
CUNNINGHAM, OF Pearson county, North Caro-
W,;, ana stamps Of Pissylvania county
BaTksdale, Of Halifax county, and W W. Keen,
of Plttsyivania county. Virginia, vice presi.
dents. Several addresses were made.
The feverlsh excitement incident to ths
coming election in Tennessee has peen much
augmented by proclamations from different
authorities. Sheriff W inte-s, OF Memphis. at
the request of . lumber Of citizens, has issued
call for fifteen hundred men TO preserve the
peace on that day. Yesterday morning, Mayor
Loffiind issued proclamation asking Winters
TO revoke his order, and stating that he has
assurance from General Thomas that he will
also, that General Forrest has agreed to take
command of two hundred volunteers to act in
concert with the superintendent Of police.
The political situation In Georgia is be.
coming exciting, and is regarded with consid .
cradle in terest. The recent letters Of Messrs,
Johnson Hill. and Perry, have shaken the
faith Of many heretofore in favor of resrgani.
eaton under the mllltary e1ls. IL Is said that
the feeling against convention is becoming
more popular with the white people of Geor.
gia.
Yesterday morning Govern or Geary desig.
mated Thursday, August %, as the day for the
execution Of George w. Winnemore, sen fenced
TO be hung for the murder OF Mrs. Magllton at
Philadelphia.
A despatch from Ellsworth, Kansas, three
miles from Fort Harker, says fifteen cases of
cholera occurred there Saturday and five
deaths. The town is almost deserted, and an
Indian raid is expected
The amendment providilg for annual ses.
sions Of the Legislature was voted down in
the Michigan convention by q considerable
majority on Thursday last
The duties paid at San Francisco during the
past week amounted TO 1906, 600. Since the LIST
Of January they have reached g, 1890, 600.
FIVE deaths from yellow fever and seventeen
from cholera occurred in New Orleans last
week.
Governor Flanders returned to New Orleans
en- Sunday evening.
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oahfofnia has found peat he'd This
wss about the only useful article winch rms ,
SAFE was net prev iousIy known TO possess.
" ne people In some Of the counties OF
snsinIa are actively canvassing the policy OF
su.l he Up ner large plantations INTO small
,ne anu oheFHe them for sale or rent, for
'he purpose OF inducing ,mmigrasIop.
- Western exchange mott es tie preya-
.rn 49, lev difease called the pipsy nip ,y
arc 'hinks IT peculiar to that sectioo.
English army in India. '"'"s"s '''
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~ german writer estimates that an acre
OF good buckwheat will yield fourteen pounds
OF honey daily.
~ The nickel mines from which the govern .
ment obtains the materi al for Its small metallic
currency are located near Lancaster, Pa.
~ "Balmcral suffrage" is the designation
which the Galveston Bulletin applies to the
point in dispute between Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Greeley.
~ There are more persons Of pure Irish
blood in America than in Ireland itself. said
Mr.. Shaw Lefevre in a recent lecture in Eng.
land.
~ There are four thousand female office
holders In Italy.
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BRIGHAM Young IN TROUBLB.-Advfces
has broken ont among the Saints, and that the
problem Of Mormonism will soon solve ITSELF
Large numbers OF anti-polygamlsts have left
Is being boldly denounced by many Of his fol-
lowers. and the sect 10 becoming rapidly de-
moralized. Two or three Sundays ago, Young
IN sermon at Cotton wood, denounced VIM.
Howard, distiller who imm ediatelY rose in
the audience and branded Youngs statement
as false. Young then ordered Howard put out
Of the house, which was done, and subseq uent-
and distiIlery, which however, hey failed to do
day or two afterwards Howard sent Young
aletter, demandinga retraction of his personal
statements, or he would hold him personally
responsible. II is said Young in tends to move
to the newly discovered gold mines.
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@The following Is said to be the latest
church etiquette Let the lady advance one
pace beyond the door Of the pew she wishes to
must then be vacated by such gentlemen as are
in it by flank movement. The squad should
rise simultaneously when the lady presents
herself and face by the right flank, then deploy
into the aisle, the head man facing the lady,
AID the rest walking to his right and rear, the
direction Of his halt being changed by q right
countermarch, and forming again into line up
and down the aisle, still faced BY the right
flank. The lady, when the coast is clear, COM
pletes her salute and advances to her position
ia the pew. The gentlemen break off by files
from the rear, and resume their places. Great
care should be taken, OF course, by other
parties not to enter the aisle when this eyoIu.
ton is in progress until il is completed.
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INDIAN SUFTRAGB.-TAe New York Post
hope, that the New York Convention will fol-
low the Michigan OonXention, and incorpor-
ate Indian suffrage the new consultation.
1t Is practically done in the report already
submitted, and the Indians may enjoy the
double blessing Of the ballot and taxation at
the same time The New York Indians own
vast tracts of land, and are not petitioners for
the ballot. A few OF them would like 1t pros.
pectively, but do not ask it at ence. The Post
thinks the State plan Of incorporating the In.
dians into voting and taxable Inhabitants
vastly superior to the plan Of the Federal Gov.
eminent, which is to concentrate the Indians
into tribes Of separate settlements.
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CHURCH SUITs.-ln some portions OF our
rural territory our ministers and people have
oeen much annoyed by the unlawful yiolenc CO
OF the preachers OF the Southern Methodist
Cnurch, who, by mob violence. have taken
possession OF our churches. In all such cases
our ministers have advised recourse to thu
civil courts, rather than meet violence
with violence. Thus far, in every case
the result has been satisfactory. Our
Southern brethren have acted upon the sun
poslnon that their political af1nities would
neterm1ne matters In the courts Indeed the
more foolish among them have openly boasted
that no court out OF Baltimore would decids
against them in favor Of Yankee" with
these loud takers ali are Yankees who are not
nre eaters. 1t is due, however. to the more
thoughtful OF our brethren of the Church South
cap violence Of some of their followers. In
montgomery county our brethren OF the
Cnurcn South seized and possessed themselves
OF some malt dozen Of our churches, and from
some OF them entirely excluded our ministers
and people. The Tus.ee OF these churcnes
Appealed 70 Hon Jrdge Berry. of the Circuit
Court OF that county, for writs OF Injunction
After a patient hearing Of arguments from
attorneys on both sides, and a careful con.
siasration of the cause he directed the issnins
OF the writs, much TO .the DISAPPOINTMENT OF
the less intelligent of our adversaries The
peter informed among them however az. .
knowledge the Justice OF the decision No
question or law is more fully established than
mat party seeding from an ecciesias.ica
BODY rellnq ulshes all right OF property The
precedent In the books are as numerous AZ the
cases tnat have been tried. Our brethran az
the Church South greatly bIunder when thew
suppose mat our quiet under their violence IN
an indlcauon OF submission to wrong.-Tae
Methodist.
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aEee vas fellow once stepped out OF the
aoos St : : Wcsrn ON the Mississippi, meaning
wa1 mile up the shore to tbs next tavern.
yass at TIE lending there lay a big raft, cne Of
the regular old. fas hioned Whalers--a raaH =
Wen, the fellow heard the landlord say the
raj was mile long. and he said 10 AilseiE
let nay eyes behold the timber which the hand
Of man hath hewn.'' So he rot on at the lower
/, end and began to ambulate over the raft In
RAFT started too, ana as he walked mn the river
it walked down, both going at the same rata.
When he got TO the end of the sticks he found
they were near shore and In sight Of . tavern;
room he'd come ont Of. The general saneness
OF things took him little aback, but he looked
the landlord steadily in the face and settled It
"PuSlican." said he, are you gifted with
twin brother, who keeps q similar sized tavern,
with duplicate wife. a com porting wood pile,
and corresponding circus bill, mile from
The tavern keeper was fond Of fun, and &C.
cordingly said that 1t was just so.
"An d. publican, have yoa among your dry
any wisksy Of the same size 8 that OF yoar
And the tavern man said that from the rising
of the sun even until the gsing down Of the
same he had. $50 t
They took the drinks, when the stranger
said "Publican, that twin brother OF yours is
une young mdn-a very un0 man, indeed.
But do You know, I'm afraid that he suffers q
good deal with the Chicago diptherla?"
tAnd what's that!'' asked the todysticker.
ssIts when the truth settles 90 firm In man
that none OF it ever comes out. Common doc
tors, of the cat1ip sort, call 1t lynn. When i
left your brothers. confectionery, there was q
raft at his door which he swore his life was a
mile long Well, publican, walked thst raft
from bill to tail, from his door to yours. Now,
/ know my time, an I'm just as good for my.
| self as for boss, and better than any man you
| ever did see. ! always walk mile in exactly
| busted with an overloaded, ,1njun gun If I've
been more'n ten minutes coming here, steppin'
over the blamed logs at that" 4 80
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No better eridence Of its superiority need be ad
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~ The greatest excursion ever planned IN
this country will come or in the fall IL will
De on the occasion of the opening OF the Pacif1 :
Railroad to the Rocky Mountain.
- The Bishops Of the Methodist Ep,scopaI
Csurcn south have appointed the 18th al
August next as day Of fasting and PRAYER.
~ man named A. W. Morgan has hean
aIIes.ec at Cincinnati, on q charge OF conn
trrfeiting coupon railroad tickets on one fine
street railI Dads Of Chicago. y 'A'
~ 1t 10 sid that John Mo,r,..v
s2n con last week Specializing in st,ess IN
Wall street. AA ssooAs III
- They make excellent false hair ont Of cot.
,.n,. Philadelphia now claims 100000 tphsbi.
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Or ZOE, VINO Is at the Now York Theatrr
the Tribune remarks that she ais one OF those
female performers who appear to imagine tina {
stout leg is precious boon. q thing OF beau
y. joy forever. and crown to ITS possessor
expositor OF calf. What especially offsnds
good TASTE contin ues the Tribune, sis the
ovesweening vanity and gross Stiffness whicn
public observation. There is generally moth
irg in them but sawdust and even when thav
are flesh and blood they are exceedingly min.
teresting objects OF contemplation"
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FROM EuR0PE.

PARIS, July 2s.-The Moniteur OF this morn.
Ing declares that the rumors OF war which
now prevail on the Continent are without
foundation. 1t says the existing relations OF
France with all European powers are emil
nent1y peaceful. 1t denies that the formation
OF new military camps is cont plated, and
says the reserves OF artillery and cavalry
horses are to be sold to the farmers in the de.
partmcnts.
LONDON, July 29-Noon.-The sincerity of
repeated denials put forth in the LILO Iiteur Of
the war reports now current IN Europe Is
doubted here. The London Times, in its city
article this morning, is Of opinion that the
alarm created by these warlike runners will
have the effect to check trade generally, and
until next spring.
VIENNA, July 80 1t is denied that the Hun
gartan national military organization known
as the Nation al Guard is to be re- established.
Though several meetings of the Houveaes OF
1s4s have recently been held In Hungary, with
The object OF ehecting a reorganization, no
action has yet been taken BY either the Aus
trian or Hungarian Government TO that end.
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EMIGRATION TO THE NoRTHwKST.-One of
the preachers employed by the American
home Missionary Society writes from Lauk
centre. aoont one hundred and fifty miles
norshwes tsrly from St. Paul, Minnesota, that
the tide OF emigration Is still westward and
emierants and claim hunters pass our do Or at
toe rate OF one for every thirty min utes." And
this " lille the South is begging for settlers,
ana Canada strives in vain to keep them This
influx OF population, added 20 the partial fail
ure OF crops last year, Is prod ncing a real
exhausted, and supplies from other Stat .s
being dncult TO procure at such distance.