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MAIL ARRANGEHENT

CHARLOTTE NAIL.
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Why are cats lk" nnskiIfu; surgeons
Because they mew-Iii!-late ana destroy
patients.
Prentice says that the chief object Of a
lady in using fan is to give herself airs
A young lady who tainted at "bare
idea" WAS last week seen covering hel
naked eye.
It is said the Universalsts are desert.
ing RadicN'jsm-not believing in endless
punishment.
Why are the Marv's the most amiabe
OF Their SEX because they can always
be MoIl;-fed.
A lady took her little bov 10 church for
the first time. Upon hearing the organ
he was on his feet instanter Sit down.
said the mother. 81 won't" lie shouted.
81 want 10 see the monkey"
n darkey preacher was telling how
Adam WAS the first man created, and set
up against the fence to dry. A. Old bro
ther, who sometimes had lucid ideas, in
terrupted him and sard. "If dat is true,
who made de fence T.
~ 1..u NJ.
o r., '"'swi W, "'' receipt is cheaP' ana
.;sk, .I. ne" YOU re''e ,"r Tue
mouth. Care should be taken 10 keep
mouth well open, and when the rats
whiskers tickle your throat, bite.
,or o.,on,;" ~ "a"," minister II sne "'sn'
out oe'hg proud, MADAME, replied the
minister, "whenever YOU see the tail Of
io1 out OF hole, you may be sure the
ioA Is mere also.
4 ra,,roro, :, lana r.,
w;fa awLo wna.a 49,. i'J' i:- ''I'' , 'o' "
,oo,L h., oJL "..'' -, "e' ""
ard h,r OWN oaI,, "s' ;,I GI" 'u~H";"'
wan, arl oo"o aaI w., r., ,."Tus m"'"e
1f ''"
II we were not afraid of the conse.
qnences we won'd say that be is in search
OF natural curiosity"
ed She I'll, ria urh of ,".as .;,,;. ~''
honey, co!oune, nu,meps. and cr,nhe,r;s.
She felt AS If something WAS running
through :her nerves on lee. of diamonds,
OTIS drawn 10y angels, shaded hy honey
suckIts, and tie whole spread with melt
ed ralnbo"S.
That female showed q proper apprecia
ton Of good ,bipg and was M, ash,m
ed to say So sbe,1 90
,,, >.
- M"s'" u great p'ompter OF Iazlness
liyoung men wish 10 accomplish an ythinp
of moment, either with head or hand
thew n,ust keen creor NJ ,ba ,,.,;,,,;o,
n,,:uJ,. :,
..;., f " '"eo' rps s""''
"".S'' S"eI'hg cneS'' pressure OF two
man os thIss Gya,s 'Ss ~ moav1o. W. ""Tanss Iar
sized whsoping cough, a pair OF lock laws
severai hydrophobias, and tue doctor,
DllI.
.,,..~. 'pP''
'u ~ '"''.''''"y' ana ""o e''"eh''y knows
nothing OF the institution he assails. The
ladies are advised not TO lay it to heart
for there are those who do b.lieve in mus.
lin. snJ ia ,,La- .u.ra .A;,Do,, ..r
.,I. wy
Tom" .aii a colonel 70 one Of hi.
men, chow can so good and brave n
soldier as you get drunk so often ~
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Empire Sewing Machine 20.

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The only American Agents for the sale of
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JOB DIRK

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aud on accommodating terms
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secure attention, must he accompanied with
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N. Y, ADVERTISEMENT
LATEST FA SHIONS DEMAND
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DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
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Messrs. Anderson and Noyes, two able and
experienced engineers, have, in company with
Mr.. Grant, who made the survey under d. G,
Linsley, Esq, through the Notch of the White
Mountains, passed over the line from the Craw-
lord House, saw the cuttings (made by Mr..
Grants partly through the forest, the station
stakes and instrument points in place, and
compared the profile Ia copy of which is at the
once OF the Collector of CustOms) with the
hne on the ground in places, and they corrOb-
oro'e Me report OF a perfectly passable route
through the Notch, and that grade of G5
feet to the mile may be carried to a connection
aoah the grade Of Conway Plains from the oate
ofthe Notch.
1t is understood that these gentlemen are
now examining the country between Conway
and Hiram Bridge, ard that they will have
completed their reconnaissance by the last Of
this week, when they will make full report
Now that the fact of the entire practicability
OF the route has been automatically establish
ed, we hope there will be no delay in opening
the books and securing the necessary subscrip-
ton to stock to authorize the organization of
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State Items.

In the great storm of Friday, the oath
inst, no less than seven inches of rain fell, ac-
cording to the Brunswick Telegraph-3 IA in
ches of which fell after sunset tt
Mr.. George Bonney, his wife, and young
girl went from their home in Turner, on Tues
day last, distance of twenty-five miles, out
and into Oxford Plains and picked one bushel
of blueberrics, returning before dark.
We. see by the Mail that the pickpockets
made heavy strike at Waterville in the crowd
in attendance upon the European circus.
Among those relieved were John Nye of Ken
dalrs Mills, who was robbed of $500, and a Mr..
Hunter of Clinton of $40 The total amount
lost was about $4,000. rH
The printers in the office of the Ellsworth
American, intending to make an excursion to-
wards the lines, sent word in advance, lest the
Canadians should take them to be Fenians
The Bangor Wing reports two cases of
drowning in that city. A little boy named
Finn cyan, aged about seven years, fell from
the wharf at the end of Blckford's fish market
on Saturday evening, and was drowned before
help could reach him. His body was recover
ed soon. but too late demonstration. On Sun
day the body of Thomas Haggerty, aged about
forty was taken from the stream near Stetson
& Co.'s wharf, by the police. He was last seen
alive about 10 o'clock on Saturday night. 1t is
thought he turned down York street slip sup
posing it to be the way to the bridge, and
walked off the wharf s.sf
The Gardiner Reporter says the thunder
storm on the night of Sunday week, did much
damage In that region. The old steam mill in
Plttston village was blown down by the wind
and completely demolished. A cow. belong.
ing to Mr. Dodge, had sought shelter from the
storm in the basement of the building. and
was buried up in the ruins. In the morning
she was dug out from the debris, and was found
still alive, bus minus" horn and 'plus" sew
eral severe wounds r15..ai rHs
The Hallowell Gazette says Col j. w. Rob-
inson, of Concord N. e., has just closed a con-
tract with Gen. Butler for building line of
telegraph from Augusta to the Military Hospi-
tai for Invalid Soldiers, at Togus
In Bangor on Saturday, while a son of Mr..
Oren Shaw was bathing in the river gold
watch and chain, worth $3.50 were stolen from
his clothes. An officer was put upon the track
and the same evening succeeded in recovering
the property in the possession of a boy named
William Hines, who is now under arrest
On Saturday evening the barn of ,Joseph
Taylor, in Norridgewock, was struck by light
ming and burned to the ground. Mr.. TAYLOR
had Just driven in with yoke of oxen and
had barely time to get them out
The Ellsworth American says the porgies
are in Surry Bay in great numbers. Those en-
gagged in catching them had become discour-
aged while waiting, and some had closed up
their works and gone off in disgust. jqs
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-27
Political Items.

The Washington correspondent of the Ros.
ton Transcript says that there is strong pros.
pect of the Presidents impeachment at the
next session of Congress. Private advices
from leading members state that this is the
only REMEDY left to insure reconstruction in
the South. Many members now favor inn
peachment that three months ago strongly op-
posed it.
Ing PRESIDENT has finally received official
ui'pa'ones confirming the statements in regard
W 'ne poor heath of Gen. Thomas. Tt isex-
ceedingly doubtful ii he will he ahlo 60 ,,-..se5
to New Orleans p''oo'o
Gen. Rousseau is out with card
that Gen. Sheridan made out an ordan
arrest IN new orleans, and the statement that
ne and Gen. Steedman left to avoid an arrest
ne says this is a malicious if not malignant
ihVention, and states that neither he nor Steed-
n'''i ~ IN The habit of running away
Inc worcester Spy says that John M. Lang
ston OF Ohio to whom the President is said tn
nave offered Gen. Towards place is ono Of tho
ablest men in the country.
Gen. Grant protests against the removal of
Howerd. '"i VI
robert y. Walker is spoken of as the mol,
able successor to Secretary McCulloch. He was
Secretary of the Treasury under Polk. >,
Governor Geary ofPennsylvania has issnad
warrant of arrest on'a requisition signed bv
d. Madison wells, Governor Of Louisiana
This is practical recognition of the govern
ment, quasi, de Jacto, or what not, existing in
that State, which the Executives of many
Northern States have declined SO far to admit.