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Portland and Vicinity,
Surname Judicial Court

LAW TERM-wEsTERN DISTRICT.
SATuRDAY.-The following cases were disposed OF:
YORK COUNTY.
jeremiah P. Shapleigh VS.. Inhabitants OF Eiot.
Arguments on each side to be furnished In nfteen
day s or to be decided without.
~ CUMBERLAND COUNTY. .,.. .- o.
Samuel r. Clements VS.. Freeman Hatch. Dis
charged from this docket.
Waterman. lilH EIl 30 Swasey.
Aaron Ordway VS.. Chase w. Atwell. Discharged
from the docket by consent
Howard g. Cleaves.sQ asls 81 so4L4 Verrill.
Mary s. Frost q al, in equity, vs. Charles r. Frost
Submitted on BRIEFS %
Davis & Drummond. j. & E. M. Rand.
Sumner s. Thompson, in equity, VS.. Harriet N.
Wood & ais. Continued. .-. s.- ..l-I ....1
Davis q Drummond, Putnam,
j. D. g. F. Fessenden. Barnes-Rand
Ephraim Folsom VS.. Moses Chapman. Argued.
Strout & Gage ''fh L d. NJ. Sweat
Adjourned to Q o'clock Monday morning. nora
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WHERE IS HACKER?-Such has been the
question frequently asked about our late fell
low-citizen Mr.. jeremiah Hacker, whose
Chariot" with all the other papers, went up
in the flames Of the great fire of last year. 1t
has been limited that Jere went up with it, but
such is not the case. He is still on this mum
dane sphere, and has located himself at Ber-
lin, Camden county, New Jersey, from which
place he has issued the first number of new
volume OF paper to be printed monthly at the
price of $1.25 for twenty-six numbers. His
paper is called Hackers Pleasure Boat" and
opposes "government-craft and priest-craft" as
two great humbugs, comes down savagely up
ON the idea of woman sufrage-and mans too
for all that-ahd, in short, it is Hacker through
out, and that is sufficient description of it.
Hacker is cultivating couple of acres of
land, and making preparations to build a
"palace ten feet square," in which he hopes
ito make pleasant though humble home for
old age when forsaken by the world.'
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BASE BALL ToURNAMENr-The grand

BASE BALL ToURNAMENT.-The grand tour
nament OF the Base Ball Association of Maine
comprising the six principal clubs viz: Eons
and Athletics of Portland, Bowdoin of Brun-
swick, CushnOc, of Augusta, Androscoggin, of
Lewiston, and Crescent of Saccarrapa, for the
championship Of the State, and for the prizes
offered, will commence in this city on Wednes-
day next. All of the above clubs will be pres
emit, but we regret to learn that tho Bowdoins
have had three of their best players disabled.
Prizes are offered for the best batting, most
home runs, best general playing, for the best
club, and also muffin prize. The arrange
ments and the time for commencing playing,
will be announced 4sD ' "a- h
Since the above was in type we have learned
the following particulars. The Crescent Club
of Saccarrappa will not be able to appear, but
reserve the right to challenge the winning
Club. Through the generosity of friends in
this place, the committee on prizes are enabled
to offer in addition to the silver ball, the fol-
lowing prizes open to all the clubs, viz
LIST. A valuable Gold Medal, presented by
c. W. Cahoon, Esq, for the best general player
in the contending clubs.
I'd. Silver mounted Bat for the best average
score in the two clubs playing the final game.
Sd. Silver Ice Pitcher and Cup, to the best
fielding nine. o ~
4th. Gold mounted Field Glass, to the best
out fielder. a
9th. An Air Ball and Muffin Bat, to the
greatest Muffin" ,t..y ts s
The time and place of the games is not vet
fully determined, but will be given to our
readers In due time, as well as the time and
place of awarding the Silver Ball and other
prizes.
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THE PRESS.
Monday Morning, July a. 1857

E8-First Page to-day-Coolies for the
Southern States; Annexation; the Whippoor-
will; Loss of Registered Bonds; the Riot in
Franklin, Tenn; Varieties.
Fourth Page-Squandered lives, by Bayard
Taylor; Courts and Lawyers; &C., &c.
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Medical Notice..

G. III. CHADWICK, NJ D., will devote special at
tention to Disea OF the Eye No. 3O15 Congress ST.
Office hours from II A. M to 1 P. M. lin m
Nav 10. sNtf
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Caution.

our fine ELECTRO-PLATE, consisting of Dinner,
Dessert. ant Tea Services, etc. are being extensive
" offered for sale by American manufacturers, and
both of inferior quality. Our goods may be procured
from responsible dealers throughout the country
and purchasers may avoid countereits by noting our
trademark on every article Of our own manufacture
Tins. "a & j. L u rtaH
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SPOKEN,

May lat % S, Ion SO w, ship Sooloo, Hutchinson,
from Boston for Hong Kong. W.
June 10, lat 30 N, lon 81 0S, ship America, from
New York for Acapulco. ET r .E.
r, Below, ship Lorenzo, from London; brig Jessie
Rhynas, from Glace Bay. eL ~
July IS, East o, Sandy Hook, $50 miles, ship Sou
thern Rights, from Liverpool tor Baltimore.
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Mains Pure EIderberry and Cur
tus a PANT ~ i,naSsS "a
Turner's Tic DouIoureux, or Uni,

So highly recommended by Physicians, may be
foundat wholesale at the drug stores of W. W. Whip,
pie q Co., II. q. Hay. W. f. Phillips & Co., E. L
Stanwood and j. wv. Perkins & Co. ian12snd1Y
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QN4LTS -,
HALLS q.
VEGETABLE SIC!LIAN
RENEWZR.
II R4IlM
Persons who are GRAY

Persons who are Gray
Can have their hair restored to its natural color
and if it has fallen out, create growth by its
use.
1t is the best HAIR DRESSING in the world max
ing Hfeless, stiff, brashy hair healthy, soft and
glossy. Ii3d I&tA QUO lN ~ 0EF
Price, St.0O.
"a K. P. HALL & Co., Nashua, N. H., proprietors.
For Sale by all Druggists jyieod&eowlmz
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correspondent of the Troy Times pomi.
dates Beecher for next President.
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why Suffer from Sores 2

When, by the use Of the ATNICA OINTMENT
you AN be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scatds, Chapped Hands Sprains, Cuts,
Wounds, and enery Complaint Of the SkiR. Try II,
as it costs but % cents. Be sure to ask for
HOle'S -47'nic0 Ointment,
36 cents to 0. P. SEYMOUR s. Co. Boston. Mass.
and receive box by return mail. W. f.. Phillips &
Co., agents for Maine. april5GIysn
W A soldier who had lost the use of his limbs
from rheumatism has been completely cured and en-
abled to abandon his crutches by one bottle of MET
CALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. 1t is truly
the wonder OF the age Apl 10sn16w*
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RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE,
For Educating Gratritousiy
Soldiers Dc Sailors Orphans
incorporated by the Stale of New Jersey.
April 8, 1867.

The Board OF Trustees of the Institute consists OF
the following wel-known citizens of Pennsylvania
HON. WILLIAM B MANN, District Attorney,
Philad'a.
HON. LEWIS R. BRoOMALL, Ex-Chief Coner
U. s. Mint, and Recorder OF Deeds, Philada.
HON. JAMES NJ. SCoVEL. New Jersey
HENRY aoRMAN, Esq, Agent Adams Express,
J.ECoE, Esq, Of Joy, coe & CO., PHILADELPHIA.
Any person sending us ONE TWO, THREE,
onr local Agents, will receive Immediately line
Steel Plato Engraving, as set forth below, and rs
many Certificates of Stock the number Of dollars
paid; insuring one present in the GREAT DlsTRl-
BUTTON for each certificate held
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
No. my Child My Child" No. 2-'They'TeSav-
edl THEY'RE savedl'' No. 3-"old Seventy-six; or
the Early Days of the Revolution
TwODOLLAR ENGRAvNGS.
No. 1-"washington's Courtsldp." No. 2-"Wash-
ington's Last Interview with His Mother"
.Hr Three Dollar Engravings.
"Home from the War;
Four Dollar Eugravings'
"The PeriIs of Oar EOrefathers.o
Five Dollar Engravings.
''The Marriage of Pocahontns.o
The engravings and certificates will be delivered
at our Local Agencies, or sent BY mail post paid or
express, as may be ordered.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WAsHINGToN, ID. g.,
April 10, 1s67.-Ofice of Internal Rovenue;-Hav-
ing received satisfactory evidence that the proceeds
of the enterprise conducted by the Washington L.,
brary Company will be devoted to charitable uses,
permission is hereby granted to said Company to
conduct such enterprise exempt from all charge,
whether from special tax other duty.
E. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
The Associatiation have appointed as Receivers
Messrs. GEORGIA. COOKE & CO., 80 South i bird
rect Philadelphia, whose well-kn0wn integrity
and business experience will be q sufficient guaran-
tee that the money ntrustcd to them will be prompt
ly paplied to the purpose stated.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 90 1867.
To the Officers and Members Of The Washin1ton Ii
6rdry Co., ". s. READE, Secretary.
Gentlemen;-on receipt of your favor of the 10Th
inst, notifying us of our appointment Receivers
for your Company, we took the liberty to submit a
copy of your Charter, with plan of your enter
prise, to eminent legal authority and having receiv-
ed his favorable opinion in regard to its legality and
sympathisins with the benevolent oojcet your AS
ISOLATION, viz: the education and maintenance of
the orphan children OF soldiers and sailors at
the Riverside Institute we hayA concluded to accept
the trust and to use our best efforts to promote
worthy an object.
Respectfully, yours, &C.,
.....7 GEO. A. COOKE s. co.
Address all letters and orders TO
GEO. A. COOKE & CO O., BANKERS,
80 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
Receivers for the Washington Library Co.
July 20. eod&wtf
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The INTERNAToNAL COINAGE REFoRM.-
'Malakoff," the Paris correspondent of the
New York Times, gives the following as the
substance of the Recommendations made bv
the Monetary Conference which recently held
its sittings in that city: 4gf -,fy .4fr
The recommendations are; 1. That tbe
French five franc piece in gold shall he tbe
standard piece in value;2 That the American
dollar, while preserving its name shall he re-
duced in intrinsic value SO as to conform ey-
;a!ctly to the five franc pieces. That the Eng
!lsh pound sterling shall be made to conform
in value to five 5-franc pieces: q. That the
French 20-franc gold piece be changed to a 25-
franc gold piece, and 5. That all the nations of
the earth bring their money to conform to the
2 81 ana Io-franc gold piece of France. Thus the
English would have 4-shilling piece with n
new name, and a sovereign, corresponding ex
actly to the two French pieces the same as we
would have the dollar and 5-dollar pieces cor,
responding to these two pieces. Commerce.
wonld thus be made easy, and there wonlI no
longer be any confusion in international tranSo
actions. 1t is one of those reforms which do
not require discussion, for its merits are nalnas
BILE to all, A diminution of four cents In tbo
value OF the American dollar, and of six cents
IN the English sovereign is all that is reouired
The other nations would soon follow fbe er.
ample. 1t would be no great change, in fact.
ior the United States and England to adopt AZ
the same time the 20 cent piece and cali it a
,,an, the same as the French. The American
f h;orey might then be thus denominated cents.
a fr "copper" 4cent pieces, lin silverJ, dollar or
eagles d pe 5 ann G1 gold and silver and half
pieces would "f tbne eagles ($5 in gold) These
value to the French pieces, which ass co n
sous, four-sou pieces. half-frane frano called
franc and five-ranc pieces, and half Naoo,s Two
ana Napoleons; and there would be No ntIaas'
chanse In the American system than the slinbt
reduction, as already mentioned, of about fsmr
cents IN the intrinsic metal value of the dollar
aor inns Is all the difference, according to French
ddnnalysls, that exists between the American
uoiiar and the French five-frapc niece
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OPENING LIBRARY ON THE SABBATH-A
Committee of the Common Council of Boston.
reported in favor of opening the public library
In that city, on the Sabbath. The report was
re-recommitted to the committee with instruc.
lions to give the petitioners and remonstronts
hearing. Such hearing was had and in the
course of the deliberations, the legal point was
suggested that the City Council could not au-
thorize the opening Of any portion of the Lii
prary under the provisions of the statutes for
bidding all work on Sunday save that of"ne-
cesslty and charity" The opinions of the City
Solicitor was obtained, and he decided that
opening the library on the Sabbath would con-
hict with the statutes of the Commonwealth,
for the proper observance of the Sabbath dav.
In consequence of this decision, the Commit
tee, on Saturday afternoon, reported that no
further action be taken upon the subject The
report was accented
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DIR. s. s. FITCH,S. 81
ssFamily Physician.

Seventy-six pages: price rs 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 indisposed. Address DIR. s. S. FITCH, 25
fremont Street, Boston, sN Jan29d1y
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Chel.epec, Mex, 22d ult, sch Arthur Burton
Frohock. tor New York.
At Nevassa 9th inst, sch Anna Leland Bennett for
Philadelphia Q days. !.
Ar at st Jago 10Th inst, brig q Emery, Bartlett
New York. - -
AT Guantanamo 9Th inst, SCH Conservative, Boyd,
for New York 10th. IT, = =
AT Inagua 9th inst, brig Glarabella, Tracey, for
New York, ldg. 'a't
Cid at st john NIB, 9th inst, sch Clinton, Clark,
Baltimore.
Also cid 24th brig Minnie Miller, Anderson, Phila-
delphia ~
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
List Of Letters Unclaimed

TN the POST OFFICE AT PORTLAND, Maine, on
i the 10th day of July, 1867.
M LADIES LIST.
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ZnMMERMAN's patent steam cooking appara-
tus does wonders in the way of cooking all
kinds of meats and vegetables at the same
time, without tasting one after another.
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DoDWoRTHs BAND.-This celebrated Band
will give concert in this city, at King
Hall, on Saturday evening next.
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Brig H Means. Ramsdell, Elizabethport.
Sch BOwdoin, Randall, Alexandria, Va.
Sch Ophir, Norwood. Philadeldhia. ,tt..E
Sch David Babcock, C0lcord. Philadelphia.
Sch Ellen Merriman, Hamilton, Salem.
u Sch Empire, Parker, Gloucester. -U
Sch Arkansas, Thorndike Rocklapd
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1HE VERY THIEG.-Every housewife should
nave one OF limmerman's patent steam cook
ing apparatus. They are for sale at O. M. &
ID. W. Nash's, Exchange street. 81 sl
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Disfranchisemenf In Tennessee
How IL Works

Wetal fyom q contemporary, says the
Nclc rork Times, the following fact, which
nicely illustrates the operation OF the dis
frauchising principle in Tennessee. 1t
would not be difficult 10 find hundreds Of
timilar cnomalics under the working Of the
s. item in force IN that State: tf'-|.
"a Grh ia Nashville, one Of the largest
and most respectable mercantile houses in
the West, paying annually many Thousand
dollars Of taxes, has including clerks, six
persons employed in the concern, besides
fte porter, who is a negro. The latter is
now the only one OF the whole concern WHO
is allowed yo,e under 'he present Brown
lov Constitution. The point Of the joke i<,
that the negro was the bitterest rebel Of
all, aud was an officers servant in the late
rebel arrly, aud when fighting by his mas
tsr's side he was the third man over the
Tampartss 81 Fort Pillow, where he fell like
an avenyihg thunderbols upon the uegrocs
who 60 gsll1ntly surrendered that strong.
hold
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b% lshEiNcE OF epERsEvERaNcE.- One
morning dnvias the late war, an oficer. rid
ing through the woods of North Alabama,
was attracted by tall, lark countryman,
who scanned to he using his best endeavOrs
TO reach the top of large hickory-trec.
ScareeiY hal he gained the summit, when,
rapidly descending, he started up another
one few yards OF. This strange proceed
ing wls rn;inued at least a dozen times
the caun'rgman climbing and descending
one tree after another for nearly quarter
OF annie. The officer at length, overtak
ing him. inquired the cause Of his eccentric
gyratious i was lying asleep under son
ickory. when dsrned squirrei dropped a
sheh-hark into my eyes; Tn goin' 10 worry
him; III goin' to worry him ill he leaves
the settlement, if die in the attempt"
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A STROLOGY, @ ap
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EclRsr class CONFECTIONERY
SPLENDID OYSTER SALOON.

SMILEY SHE RON respectfully informs
the public that he is still TO be found at the
old place, and invites the people of Cadiz,
and the rest OF mankind" TO give him n
call. and see one Of the incest and best reg
ulated establishments in Eastern Ohio.
Rooms have been prepared both for La
dies and Gentlemen, and no effort will be
spared 10 suit tie taste Of ALL
Ez- Wedding parties furnished with the
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EsrsGEs EsE svaEX's
Orniental Fragrantie,
PERFUME lF LOVE. oaaa. 1.',.

/ Ills CELEBRATED PERFUME
which has of late enamored the fashioAaIle
world abroad, Possesses a two-fold ;,isefal-
uoss. 1t contsius the yoatile ,essenca Of
Turkish plants, known in the scraglics and
harens Ci' the East as possessing the mower
to create Love, and greatly yinfuence The al
toetAons, producing a sentiment OF oneness
OF urltyin Lowe, even ia the most rowing
MAIDS. This virtue renders the Fragrafitie
;ayalpa5letS to persons who feel the absenre
or loss of the affections of those whose love
they pfaiAe. There Is produced Il warmth
Of feeling in the hearts ofthosea whom it in
i.tend@d to affect. thus promoting marriage
and rendering coniugality contiaued Joy.
As a perfume the FRAGRANTIE not on
ly surpasses all preparations in luxurious
richni SIS, but WithstanGs the action oi the
atmosphere. The aroma is delicate, and
captiNates the senses Constantly bestow-
ing its sweetness, it is inexhaustibie,s ind
generously mparts its perfume for years.
With this celebrated article as Il helper no
young lady orsgentloman need pine in sin
gle blcssedness Full and explicit direc-
tons for use viii accompany each bottle
This article is well worth the price rs per
fune alone. Price per bottle 81. Tour bot
ties sent by naaal Sf express prepaid on re-
ccipt Of $3. 7f"7 = - GglaTF
The Fragrantin can be sent perfectly Sc
cure from observation, and all correspon-
deaee will be considered STRICTLY 7eoniden-
tial. All orders should .le, addressed. to
BE1tGEIs,f sfI UTYfss a. CO., Chemists. .2S5
River Street, Troy, N. Y, tho only, Agents
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IMPORTANT TO SUFFERERS
,s,.,ey DIR. II. II KISNER,


Practical IHySicid1a Jor daG vhTv;;t, Diseases
of+tke Gen5t0 Urinary organs.
OFFICE, THIRD ST.. CENTRE WHEELING
WEST VIRGINIA.
For number of years DIR. Kisner has
made speciality in the treatment Of all
Chronic Affections of the Genito Urinary
Organs, in which he has been enlinently
successful. Tho following are q few among
the many affections of these organs. to tbe
treatment of which the DR.. gives his entire
attention, viz: Chronic Catarrh Of the BIad-
der and Urethra, Irritable Bladder and
Dribblihg Of Urine, Gravel, Diobets and
Difficult Urinating. Syphilitic Doseases'in
all their varied forms. Ghonorrhea. elect
Structure, in all their Complications, SperE
matorrbea, Importance and all Desesses of
the Sexual System arising from Sexual A.
buses and Youthful Indiscretions. AlIop-
erations neatly and quickly performed. =
Persons afflicted particularly with old and
troublesome cases should lose no timeto call
on or address Dir. KisNER communication
stamps or fee promptly noticed.
Office hours n. m. to " IN. to o p. n.
References, Prof b. Il. PAYNE Ste,Ihou-
Tille Ohio, Dr. G w. Arnold, Camhridoe
Ohio, Reed d kroft, Druggists wheeling
w. Va. flt 4 7sI-,a'l, ,'..' I e,
Z June u 1861 VIZ bs4.4o
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NgARRIAGE y AND CELIBACy.

An ESSAY OF wApNING AND IN
STRUCTlON FOR YOUNG MEN. Also,
Diseases and Abuses which permanently
PROSTATE the Vital Powers with sure means
of relief Sent free of Charge, in sealed let
ter envelopes. Address, DR.. j. SKILLlI
HoUGHTON, Howard Association, Phils-
delphia, Pa ..E...I III
Dec S6f- Tyr '.
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MEAT sHoE,

z. SAMUEL Il. BRYANT has opened 4
Meat Establishment la the cellar under
Hanna u Cos News Depot, where he viii
keep constantly on hand good assortment
OF Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, &e., The
Iicited. a'e Jan.30, Is87sIy,