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DOMESTIC PORTS.

sAvANNAH-Ar 2d. sch John French, Bur-
CESS, Boston.
Boston.
.RICHMoND-Ar All, sch Red Jacket, Averill,
NORFOLK-Ar 9TH, brig BENZ Delano, Reynolds,
st John, NIB Tor Havana, in Distress 7h, sch Grand
Island, from Camden tor Wilmington, NC.
Minott Salem; Chas Miller, brewer, Boston; schs
Maryland. Green, Bangor !; Josiah Whitehouse,
Jones; Eri, SpTagne Garland. Libby, and D b
Sid lth, sch Maryland Green. Boston. @
WASHINGT0N-Ar 4th, sch Globe, strang from
BALTMoRE-Ar 9TH, sch Susan, Sears. from
Sid, brig II Houston, French. Boston.
Ar 9Th brig Milwaukee, Eramliall, Bangor.
Cd 9th barque Czarina, Seavey. Montevideo.
Al qnar antine 9th, sch Maggie Gray, Pillsbury.
PHiLADELPIIA-Ar 5th, brig VIM Dresser,
Hacth and Geo Harris, French, Bangor Seven Sis
ters. Phillips, Rappahannock; H Curtis Haskell,
Also ar 9Th, brig A Larrabee. Carlisle. Bridge
esoss ss wizard nsnas Ssm B1 ssa
but, and Yankee Blade, Coombs, Boston; Percy,
Mailman, Plymouth Elwood Doran, Jarvis, Tor
Cid 9TH. schs Gen Banks, Ryder. Bangor; H Cur
tiss, HASKELL Providence.
At Delaware BreakwateI Sd, .schs Cyrus Fo.se,t,
and G w Rawley, from Philadelphia Tor Boston; N
Jones, do Tor Machias; II Blackman do for Machias
Rising Sun. and o hers.
ALsANY--Ar 9th, sch Ann Flower, White, from
NEW YORK-Ar 9TH ship Polar Star, Rich, from
Shields 81 days; barqHes r g w Dodge. Cooper.
Reno, Foster hIachias: hanger, Cleaves, and idaho
Davis, Portland; L ENG King, and Cbroneme-
Ar 9Th, baraue Reina del Sud, Weeks. New Bed
ford brigs Nellie Mitchell. Dumphy, Aspinwan
via hey West; Vim Nash, Mcbride, Mragoane IA
Saunders, Jamaica; j w Drisko, Eaion, Lingan
CB; Ellen Bernard. Burgess. Rondout for Boston
schs John Elliott, Gilchri e BIidgef OFT, Cf Nellie
Mediord. Spencer, Bangor; Eliza Frances Sawyer,
Portland; PaIos, Cousins, tom Ellzabotbport ior
CID 9th. ships Universe jolly, Liverpool; Escort,
FlitDer. do; barquc Gratta Wallace tor Marseiiies
Dr new MT elsfs SroTn t Salem WIN ror. n
New York for Bos on. ID n -
PR0vlDENCE-Art 9Th sch Olive Avery, Wilson.
AR 9Th. schs Clinton, Holmes. baltimore: ,ouis
Wash, Robinson. Gardiner. 80
Sid, schs g roline Grant, Bray. aud Olive Avery.
Wilson New York; Comet Dow, do; HUDSON, Tink-
NEwpoRT--4r 9th, sch Sarah, Morton, Provi-
FALL RiVER~Ar 9Th, sch Connecticut staplin,
HOLMES HoLE-Ar 5th. schs Union Flag, Ma
loney. Philadelphia TOR Boston; Nj Harris, Crow
lev, Elizabethport for Portsmouth; Only Son, Mar
son, Rondout tor Gardner Gettysburg Smith fan
Ph label hia for Boston; Ceresco, Smit, ST George
Tor Portsmouth; Convoy, French, Saco for NYork
Pinta. small, New Haven tor New York.
New Yor sem noaar Love Calais for
ais; Carrie Melvin, Watts, st John, NIB Tor Balti-
more; Gertrude, Freeman, New York tor Boston;
SABA "a Lamson, do Tor dol Flying Arrow, from do
BosToN-Ar 9Th, sch Angie Amssbury. Amss-
cid 9Th, briggs Hiram Abif;, Tibbetis. wiscasset:
Mary G Roosevelt Farnsworth, Gardiner.
Ar 9Th, barque Sierra Nevada Dickey, Tacahua
no no schs Feetwing, Shaw, Delaware City; Ward
Parks B0gart, Salem.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-09

LIQUOR SEIzURE-The State Constables on
saturday seized two barrels of ale and a couple
gallons OF liquor in the shop of John Ham
mond, on Fore street, near the Portland Com
pany's works aA"
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The present is not the time to allow local
Jealousles or trivial personal animosities to
have the slightest weight in determining one Is
course at the polls. Vote for all the regular
Republican nominees, so as to insure their
election by an overwhelming majority. II
local or personal considerations are allowed to
effect the defeat of any of the Republican can
didates, the result will be everywhere pro.
claimed by the enemy as an Endorsement of the
Administration. Only a few hundred people
VIII know that it happened solely on account
of the narrowmindness of Smith or Brown
and their associates, who conceived that the
qualification of their pique against Jones
would be a more important achievement than
an emphatic expression of opinion on the
course of President johnson. @A ~
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BASE BALL.-A match game of base ball
was played Saturday, Sept. 9TH, between the
North Stars and Pioneers, resulting in a score
OF Id for the Pioneers, and GA for the North
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FOREIGN ExPoRTs.-The total value of for
eign exports from this port last week amount
ed to $76,9S1.95 Included in the shipments
were $500 shocks and heads, $50 cart hid
shocks, 400 prs headings, 52,225 hoops, 450 bdls
do, 421 ,492 # lumber, 800 M shingles, 9 M clap
boards, Is M brick, 30 casks lime, "a bbls pota-
toes, $3.50 bbls -four, 20 hhds molasses, go tres
do, % boxes medicines, 100 doz brcoms, 4 cases
boots and shoes, 2 thrashing machines, pl1gs.
sundry mdse.
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PERsoNAL.-The revenue steamer Mahonng
sailed Saturday morning for trip eastward,
with Hon. William Pitt FessendeD, Hon. ETA.
Rollins, Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
Senator Conkiin and Hon. S. Hooper of Mas
sachusetts. The party viii visit Eastport, st.
John, Halifax and intermediate ports. The
object of the trip is to detect frauds on the
revenue in the liquor business. F'k ttlf1
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Look ont for Split Tickets.

Tickets with Chamberlain's name at the head
and variously modified below, are known to
have been printed, and will be distributed to-
day. The genuine ticket is printed at the
head of this column. Cut it out, and take it
with you.
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5. I'll. WINsLw & Co., provision dealers, on
Spring street. have displayed beautiful sign
OF a Sgilded OK" Their provisions are Of the
best quality, and their extensive patronage
show that their customers appreciate their eff
forts to please
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By referring to another column, the patrons
OF Messrs Mccarthy & Berry, and the public
generally, will find something to their advan-
tage The firm has gained wide reputation
and are determined to maintain it. Give them
o CALI
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: MARRIED.

=, ,,...-7 -
Ion n ae NJ Moft Hiram Bailey, Of Mnot and
Hee i1lap Rowe mug e. james Goodal Of oxsor and
BucktelJ anG MANS MANS 81 Chas F. Whitman OF
In Dixfieid. Sept. i, Beeiinsmore, of Norway.
and Helen f. Kiider of Il, n: barfows' OF Canton
sisted b. Rev. DE-. Putnam r. G Waterstcn. as
land OF Brunswick, and MisssoSrr s E To oope
OF boston. Este fio- 81 .ia1- M ~" nuo'
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POLICE ITEMS. Saturday night seven per-
sons were taken to the lookup for drunkenness
and disturbance. Three persons applied at
the station for lodgings and three others were
locked up for various offences. 1f.4,4
On Sunday five drunken persons were picked
up during the day and taken to the lookup
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why suffer from Sores .

when, by the use of the ARNICA OINTMENT
you tan be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scatds, Chapped Hands SYrai,s, C,tts
Wounds, and every Coasplain int of the Ssin Try if
:" 1t costs but 20 cents Be sure to ask for
H0tc's AA7'mico Ointment,
AZ ole by all Druggists or send your address and
and S rec to o. p. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston. Mass.
~, asens for Maine. !, , - papril26Iysa
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The REToRT COURTEOUS. You're dull
looking set" as Sozodont said to the neglected
teeth. we shall soon improve, under your
auspices" as the neglected teeth said to Sozo-
don't. 1ua8a ed ~ Is't aff auo7aoda e +
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THEATRE.-Bidwell & Locke give us double
attractions this week in the form of Yankee
Locke, the unrivaiIed Yankee Comedian, and
Miss Doliie Bidwell. The piece this evening is
the interesting drama of the "Octoroon, or Life
IN Louisiana as it Was" with Yankee Locke
in his great character of Salem Scudder, which
has been played by him all over the United
States to crowded audiences wherever he has
appeared, and the dramatic critics pronounce
him the only real imitatator of Yankee charac-
tiers. Miss Doilie Bidwellwill appear as the
Octoroon slave, Zoe, in which character she
plays to perfection. Mr.. r. S. Medium also
appears as the Indian Chief Wahnotee. So
great an attraction will no doubt draw crowd
ed house. They have in active preparation
Rosedale. which will be brought out with new
scenery, dresses &c. - alpl .nEl4
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THE BLAIR FAMILY

The President is said to be greatly or atifed
at the news from California constituting it as
an endorsement of his recent acts and threats
Don't let him congratulate himself over the re-
turns from Maine. ns5slidJ gai 59sors ial
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FOREIGN PORTS.


At Calcutta July la, ships Akbar, Croker and
Coringa, Bogart, for Boston, LOG: Rangoon, Thomas
,or New York, gets $12i; Edw LYMAN. Brooks, and
Puritan, Taylor. unc. =
=, At Leghorn II. h ult ships Kit Carson, Lewis, tor
Leach, for do do.
Boston. ldg. ''i
Cd nth, barqae Danl Webster, Nickerson, Boston
with cargo rev raisins. y q - -
AT Barcelona 18th ut, barouc Fury. Wilson Tor
Malaga, to load Tor Boston.
ar at smyrna 18th ut, barque Armenia Bartlett
Boston: = II. Warrington, do. 81 ~7T' - :
AT Cadiz 10th ult, brigs Paragon, Wei h, i'm New
, n4fS' disg; Maria Wheeler, Wheeler, from do ar
At Greenock 9th ult. barques Moonbeam, Dow.
for bombay; Gem, Roberts Tor New Orleans.
AT 10 Z4th, ship Ida lilly, Patterson, Tor NYork;
oas4ge Magaguadayic, Knight, Tor Boston.
son ~ ~ T. Shh uit, bar9ue Aberdeen Morri-
=, AT Cardiff 9th ult, ships Lawrence johnson for
new ORE Thomas Freeman, Owen and 10 4 n
ctta ,or 6aitnore; United States, Lunt for Cal
cutta ten Butler. Chase. for Callao; baroue Ella.
IN Hamilton, White, tor Havana.
S sid Liverpool 2sth ult. ship Ocean Express for
At Cape Hayden 18th ulf, sch Mary Walk r
walker, from Boston, ar 18th.
At Barbados 22d ult brig Hancock, Gibbs. for
At G,bara I'D nit, brig Sullivan, Perry, Tor Bos-
Sid in inagus 2lst, barque Eureka, Chandler
AZ at Quebec 4th, brig Essex. Barker from Phila
IIfsHTM SPOKEN. lrr
Aug2, off Charleston Bar, brig Robertson, from
Boston tor Savannah.
Aug rs, lat IS So lon 10 0s, barque Reunion from
New york for Swan Island. HFfE'Tl1-
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i--s Aessf -, .opllAMMrcfo- 2. lsi

VUsS
All goods hearing this stamp are heavily plated on
the finest Albata Nickel Silver and we guarantee
them in every respect superior to the best Sheffield
plate.
GORITAM MANUFACTURING Co..
Silversmiths q Manufacturers of Fine Electro Plate,
junel9 N wedSsSat 6m SIN, Providence, r. 1.
~ The above goods may be found at Lowell q
Senters, SOL Congress st. 'litc 7s-.# lHFfi
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y
The Pail Mall Gazette occasionally con-
tains some neat specimens of news. This for
instance, from late number of that journal:
Musicians will hear the progress of organ
playing is the United States. A large new Or
gan has just been completed in the Boston
Music Hall, and has been opened before large
and enthusiastic assemblage of listeners"
In New York on Saturday, in the Su-
preme Court, an order was granted by
Judge Clerke restraining party from pro-
ceeding with the play advertised to be per-
formed at the Olympic Theatre on Monday.
On Wednesday, Judge Barnard Of the same
court issued an order dissolving the injunction
granted by Judge Clerke. Shortly after
Judge Leonard, of the same court, set aside
Judge Barnard's ORDER and later in the day
Judge Leonard issued another order to show
cause why his own order should not be va
catedj t-.. 1i 'Ht
The Evangelical Alliance commenced it's
session at Amsterdam on the 10Th of August.
when the Conference was formally opened by
Baron Van Wassenaar, who welcomed the Wis
itors in French, Dutch and German. Some of
the foremost divines from France, Germany,
Holland, Switzerland and the United States,
as well as many we'll known clergymen from
Great Britain, compose the Conference AT
tor the Chairman's address the Conference
was engaged for about eight hours in receiving
reports on the state of Christianity in various
countries. The United States was represent
ed by Dr. Prime, who, at the conclusion of his
address, in the name of his American breth-
rem, gave hearty invitation to the Evangeli-
cal Alliance to hold their next Conference in
New York. ,,f.. l- brsr,.... . --.,
The cleveland Leader reports considera-
able damage to the Catawba grape crop on
Lake Erie and the adjacent islands, from the
rot 50 '1i'T absigt lts .1'an Taxa tBzs-sqa .s.te
80 tfaP sf- dgfE1a.lfa tosEsH stgi-eI .l.g d. In
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Business Items.

. -tIA kLeA 3 2 ~ ANAR
RUBIcEL acts like charm in removing tan,
freckles and other discolorations of the skin.
All druggists sell it.
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Medical Notice.

G. H. CHADWICK, NJ. D., will devote sncc;,, a.
tenion to Dsea es OF the Eye. No 3014 Congress ST.
once hours from II A. NJ. 10 P. NJ.
May Is. sNtt ai IT s7.go -pO E
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day.

New Advertisements this bay.
!: :.
FNTERTAINMENT ooLUMs. M
TheatEe-Bdwell & Locke
AUCTION couUNN.
Carriages-F. o Bailey.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Notice-G,o Allen. s~A-- -@---
Ag mt Wanted.
-Proposals-D. G.. LinsIev -..-..susss--asae
Jeweier-C, w. Wingate.
Found-Lady's SatcbeI o. ..-.,... F1.l
Executors Notice. III 2 #t 10 - 4
a Card-Dr. j. Mcmahon
81 Unclaimed Letlers-W Davis. --.s -sasss..l-
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We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may, be found or sale by all city
Druggists and first class Country Grocers
as MEDICINE Mans Wine is invaluable bel 10
among the best, ifno the BEST remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, manufactured from the pure
u,ce Of the berry, and unaduteratel by any impure
Ingredient, we can heartily recommended 1t to +he
sick as MEDICINE.
ITO the days OF the a2c,l italsleth length
10 the mighty Il ldeth Strength
lis balm tor the sick, a joy for the we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell
al MAIvs' ELDERBERRY WINE.
nov q sN d&wlf s
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PATENTS Patents were granted last week
to A. G. Skillin and G W. Reed of Portland,
assignors to selves, Henry L. Hanson and j.
L. Butler of same place, for improved nutm eg
crater; n. A. SWEET of Westbrook, for i'm
proved heeling plate; William Atwood of
Cape Elizabeth, for improvement in rotary
engines; Almore Haskell of Harrison, for i'm
provement in swifts Justus a Brown of Bath
for improved railway car seats Samuel Darl-
ing OF Bangor, for window ventilators; Will
liam Bicknell of Hartford, assignor to self and
Alfred Bicknel Of South Reading, Mass, for
Improvement in crank motion; Alexander Ar-
pleby of Brownfield, for improved mode of
preparing tan bark for use; j. S. Grant of
Sidney Centre, for improved bed bottom; j. S.
Grant Of Sidney Centre for improvement in
horse rakes; Parker G. Porter of Augusta, as
signor TO self and r. M. Mansur of same place,
for improvement in carriage jack. "a .igr
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Cntorrh cns, he r.,...5
q Isaeder's German SnuTr

HEADACHE relieved, and in fact every diseas,
LOT the nose and head permanently cured by the
use OF the well-known remedy = llIr
etSh Fsaeder's German snuff
Try it, for it costs but 25c For sale bv all ,,r,,ol
glsts; or send SIC to o. P. SEYMOUR 81 90. Bos
ton, and receive box by return mail septdtfsN
warns Pure Elderberry and Cur
rant Wines. iH I
80 highly recommended by Physicians. NAV he
foundat wholesale at tbe drug stores of W. W. Wbine
pie q Co., Ii. Il. Hay. w. f. Phillips & Co. II f.
Stanwood and j. w. Perkins & Co. jan12sndiy
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DEMOCRATIC CELEBRATIoN.-Gratef for
smallfavors, no matter how obtained, and be-
ing aware that it was in all probability the on
ly opportunity that would be afforded for a
display, the Democracy of this city, on Satur-
day evening, attempted a display of rejoicing
upon the success they had met with in Cali
fornia, caused by a division of the. Republican
party upon local issues The Portland Band
was engaged, and q procession numbering
nearly two hundred was found, which, to the
really good music of the Band, marched
through many streets of the city, stopping at
some points, when they were addressed by
Hon. L. d. M. Sweat, w. H. Clifford, ESQ.,, and
others. The show was rather weak one, .es-
pecially tor Saturday night before our own
election But, as the managers well knew,
there would be no opportunity for display
after our election, it was now or never. Per-
haps they thought they could wake up the
party to make spasmodic effort in the city to-
day. But we think the Republicans who wit
messed that procession, will be full as likely to
be walked up to-day, notwithstanding there
was no caucus of the party on Saturday eve
ming, and will make themselves heard at the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-09

SD 'e''1< DIR. s. s. FITCH,S. tsoN
s'Family Physician,
seventy-six pages: price 25 cents. Sent to any adj
dress No money required until the book is received
read. and fully approved. 1t is perfect guide to the
fremont Street. Boston. SIN 7tf ,Ian2odiv
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- saa ~ " la48 $50 .Iffr I1
Relief for ship-builders.

gE SEE THAT YOU HAVE THE
RIGHT TICKET. ana. tr. la
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one in the politics of this country. The Penn
sylvania Democrats attempted to carry that
State is 1866 by taking precisely the same
stand that the Democrats of Maine are taking
now. The result was that the majority against
them was considerably increased, although the
election was only for Auditor General, and the
totai vote was, of course, much smaller than
IN the Presidential election of the preceding
year. Roguery is not SO prevalent a vice as to
render 1t entirely safe to build political plat
forms upon the supposed universally of its
existence, and no party ever before ATTEMPTED
TO rally the people to its support by assuming
that they were rascals to begin WITH -sessr1
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EXPORTS.
MARINE N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

~ sas1TSEy, September ..
Steamer New England, Field, st John, NIB, via
Sch First Trial, I.ittIeiohn, Bay Funday.
sch Planet, tBr) Wilson. Maitland. Ms.
sen Canton, Donne Boston.
sen David Crockett, Matthews, Boston.
Seh 'estas tnew) Waite. OF and rom FIeeport.
s... CLEARED.
ro dreamer D'rigo, johnson, New York--Emery e.
Steiner carlotta, Magune, Halifax, Ms John
Sch Ida g Wheeler, Dyer. Sauna churcb;,l.
Browns q Manson. $50 ''
Sch Six Sisters, lBrI Grant. Halifax.
Sch Bonnetta, (Br) Clark, Walton Ms
Sch Escape, tf;rl Eagles. Horton, Ms
Sch Mary Hyer. Etheridge, Philadelphia A
Sch Challenge, Doe. Boston.
Sch Frank Pierce Grant, Ellsworth - Eastern
S8iLED-Barques Florence Peters, Andes. and
j Steele; brgs Estelle, and Ida; schs Delmout, Z
Heath, Z N Perry, Maracaibo, Sanl Gilman, May
Belle, H Prescott, n Hsyer, Challenge; Packet
Paragon, Panama. Kenduskeag, julia & Mary, Nell
lie Bunker; yacht Josephine. and others
NRlNaH sunday, September 8.
ARRIVED.
Brig Arcturus, tBrl stiles, Hillsboro.
Sch Arrow, (Brl Brown, CORVALLIS, MS.
Sch Alaska, Strout, New York.
Sch Banner, Matthews, st George.
BELOW-Schs Clara Rankin. oil Kennebunk, and
Also, brig Geo W Chase, having returned.
From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph.
Ar at Baltimore 9th. brig Angela, from Boston. to
load tor Portland.
FIsHRRMEN.
Ar at Hancock - inst, sch Watchman, Wooster
Grand Banks, 400 otis fish. .lfI. '..#
AR at Trenton. schs Fieetwing. Coolidge, Grand
Bank, $50 otis fish Amulet Hodgkins, do, 100 do.
DISASTERS.
Brig Benz Delano. from st John, NIB, for Havana,
which put into H mpton Roads, full OF wafer had
encountered heavy weather and sprung leak She
has been taken to Norfolk tor repairs.
Sch Grand Island from Camden for Wilmington,
put into Norfolk It'll inst, with loss of sails and rig
ging, having experienced heavy weather.
Sch II French. Burgess, a. Savannah from Bos
ton, reports having had gale off Charleston, tore
foresa &c.
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DEpAeruRE OF Q cEAN srEAMas,

,aa a"'ia 'dooW Yaagu
- '"'''ha b,a a,ss ast
100 .s --4pL
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Turmcr's Tie DOulOureux, or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, is a safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest cases completely and permanently cured
in very short time. Neuralgia in the face or head
is utterly banshed in a few hours No form of nerv-
GUS disease wthstands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent physi-
eans 1t contains nothing injurious to the most del
icate system. Sold everywhere Sent on receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER & CO., 120
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprictois.
For sale by w. +. Phillips a. Co., Portland, Me.
July 12. eodSw1ysn lH." = 81
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There is hay field in New Gloucester, Me-,
owned by the Shakers, of between two and
three thousand acres.--Boston Advertiser.
There is no such bayfield, owned by the
Shakers in New Gloucester. There are some
two thousand acres of intsrvale land owned by
many individuals, and but five fences upon it.
Royal river runs through it. The Shakers in
New Gloucester own about 1000 acres of land,
and the Shakers in Poland own about as much
more. The lands of the two families are con-
tiguous. snsupsst Lafs,i5 - a ssrtis allow
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EB- First Page to-day. = Vote against An
drew johnson; Remember California; General
Chamberlain; Lawyer Pilsbury; General Gus
tors Offence; Varieties.
Fourth Page.-Going to School; Lessons IN
Dickens; Peep at the Atlantic Telegraph.
EPTHE POLLS WILL BE OPENED
AT TEN O'CLOCK AND CLOSED AT
-FOUR. ... Il n. ltl.n.ELl 1a.M
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BY-SEE THAT ALL YOUR NEIGH.
BORIS VOTE. 1a a5f1 .s1ls1- -
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MINERAL BATHS At HOME.

MIN EEIL BIIHS 1T HOME.
DYSPEPSIA CURED
.-lE..L RHEUMATYSM CURED
ERUPTTONS on The FACE CURED
SCROFULA CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS
| Do away with all your various and often pernic-
GUS drugs and quack medicines, and use few baths
Il arad xuiil
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