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The Bey. Mr.. Field and the Bangor Dem-

'it"H .fiIIt HIAttH0 Sci BANGOR, july -, 1901. III
10 the Editor Of the Press: n go $40 hsyol5
In the Bangor Democrat of the past week
appears scurrilous article, characteristic Of
the editor and his party, headed "a Blood
Hound of Zion," in which the Rev. Mr. Field
is taken to task for expressing in the pulpit
his sentiments regarding the release of Jeffer-
son Davis from imprisonment MIR. Fields re-
marks We're published in the Press of the 10th,
inst. 5.sr...i4i e,Tt vI ,f.v,B moi sef fart
10 The editor of the Democrat seems to forget
in his comments upon this sermon, that Justice
10 coexistent with Mercy, and that punish
ment is necessary accompaniment Of wrong
doing. He forgets, also, that the theory Of
republican government is to seek the greatest
good of the greatest number, while respecting
the rights of all. Would the editor abolish
our criminal code of laws, whereby security of
LIE and property is ensured? Would he per-
init an unrepentant murderer to ESCAPE the
penalty of his crime, because Christ said
Forgive ye men their trespasses"? The idea
of affixing penalty to crime it not SO much to
punish the guilty as to guard against repeti-
ton of the offence, and it was this principle
which seems to have actuated Mr.. Field in
giving utterance to the language complained
OF by our Copperhead editor
do not mean, however, to attempt a de-
fence Ct Mr. Field. His best vindication is in
the purity of his life and his spotless record as
champion of the Just and Right. Nor will
Insult Tie reverend gentleman by compare
son OF his record with that of his traducer. III
One passage of this ''leader" NAV require
some explanation. II is this:
Not many years ago this very Mr.. Field
preached many months to an audience made
up almost entirely OF Democrats Durin9
thos months he never made the slightest allu
sfen to politics in the pulpit, and from anything
be ever said in public or private no one Of
his democratic parishioners ever knew that he
was an abolitionist. ,.,...,.. l.,..i5,,.. ..,..
The place referred to is Frankfort Mills; the
time 1858; the assertion contained in the
paragraph is a LIE! The then besetting
SIMS OF that community were drunk
ersness and Democracy. Then AZ now,
true to his convictions, Mr.. Field direct
ed many sermons at the evils of rum and slay-
cry while there, losing some members of his
congregation by his free speech. The editor of
the Democrat was not then, nor is he now,
chu:rch-going man, and his informants have
led him to state falsehood. ,,- r.
will not further comment upon this dis
gra eeful affair. A man gains not much in an
enc sumter with pole-cat, nor would the above
have been written had not been the instru-
ment wi ereby the "vials of wrath" were pour
ed upon the head of one of the best-beloved
and pure tt-minded clergymen of Bangor.
EvERARD.
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INTERNALLY USE " iadl .9le'

"Strumatic Mineral Waters ~
In bottles OF one and half pints. One sufficient
for days use. f..-e IA tss.i n. -.e
90 Sold by Druggists generally. - w., ~
Merrill Bros No PIT State ST., Boston; Reynolds
Pratt s. Co.. No. LOG Fultor st. New Yort, Whole
sale agents. ~ nOaOs N eod&wly
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:. SOME FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS. - We
care now prepared to supply Hospitals, Physicians,
the trade and the great public generally, with the
standard and invaluable remedy, DoDD's NERvIsE,
tle cure of allforms of Nervousness. 1t is rapidly
superceding every preparation of opunl-the well
known result OF which to produce c0stipeness and
other serious difficulties it allays irritation restless
ness and spasms, and induces regular action of the
bowels and secretive organs.l VII VIEEAA
No preparation for Nervous Diseases ever sold so
Sleeplessness,, Loss of Energy Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities, and all the fearful
mental and bodily symptoms That follow in the train
ofnervousdisease Dodd's Nervine sthe bestremc-
dy known to SCIENCE Sold by all druggists. Price 81.
,sAaBsH Gko.s GOODWIN e. Co., siA I
aug1lsn1yd&w Wholesale Agents, Boston.
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Mr. j. w. PREssEY, who has for year past
acted as Agent for the Continental Life Insur-
ance Co., of Hartford Conn, has been called
by that Company to act "a their General Agent
for the States of New Jersey and Delaware
Mr.. A. II. Tyler has been appointed to take
the place Of Mr.. FresseY.
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ss THE TENNESSEE ELEcrioN.-The election
on Thursday is for a Governor and Superin-
tend lent of Public Instruction, and eight mem-
bsrs ofCongrcss.o The Republicans have NOM
mated fer Governor, w. g. Brownlow, and for
Superintendent, John Eaton, Jr3 The rebels
' have nominated for Governor Emerson Ether
idge and for Sppsrint endent, Charles $. Cam
ieron. oThe antecedents Of the gpbernatorial
candidates are sufficiently well known. The
/ Goneressional candidates are as follows: -
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nary U0ifc Lectures -MtsceuQ1e0uS. ias. Oh
-4 10 4..t fs.4A BANGOR, July %, 1867.
To the Editor Of the Press: .,,.r,.
The Penobscot County Union Convention
will be held in this city Thursday, Aug. 22d-
the day after the copperhead gathering in the
same locality. The officers to be nominated
are : Register of Deeds, County Attorney,
Clerk of Courts, and one County Commission
er. 1901 9lnsIIpc sdt I'd E2ial O0ilisag a
The first of these officers appears to be the
most sought after, as it is the most lucrative
positiOnin the county. The present Register
Mr.. Joseph Goodale-is candidate for re-
election, he having faithfully served two terms.
Prominent among his contestants are Messrs
Jonathan Burbank, of this city, Nickerson of
Orrngton, John L. Robinson, of Corinth and
Capt. Samuel w Hoskins of Oldtown. Either
Of the above-named gentlemen would credita-
bly, fill the position q ~ si" if -t 3H y rsWoC
Our present County Attorney Charles P.
Stetson, Esq.-also desires reelection. His
claims for such honor are disputed by A. l..
Simpson and M. v. B. Piper, Esqs. Mr.. s..
was City Solicitor last year. Mr. Piper is a
Democrat, but is supported by a portion of the
Temperance element of the Republican party,
he being very strongly in favor of a severe pro-
hibitory liquor law. - 'fo s'f3 y t,n3qhs =
There will probably be no opposition to the
reelection of Mr.. e. c. Brett for his second
term as Clerk of the Courts. n''i'f " san .f1ie-
Mr.. A. w. ,McMahon, of Eddington, retires
this year from the Board of County Commits
sioners. az -'l' -0i ONO %
A construction gang" in the employ of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, under
the directioDof Mr. d Dorren, are now engage
ed in stretching an additional telegraph wire
from this city to Calais. 1t will take two
months to complete the work. ora t.iafs Ia -,
The anniversary exercises of the Theological
Seminary commence to-morrow, Rev. John
! 4. Herrick will be inaugurated in place of
rev DIR, Harris, as Professor of Theology
thursday, on which day the exercises of the
anniversary proper will take place. -.'i p
course OF public lectures is to be instituted
this fall, in Norombega Hall, under the aus
pices OF Mcssrs. Worthmgton, Warner &
smith, OF the Commercial College. Their list
OF lecturers includes Chaplin, Cough, Curtis,
Abbott and other prominent speakers ss..rtr
A convention of Good Templars is to be held
at Union Hail to-day. The object is stated to
be for the formation of County Lodge /. O. of
G. IT, -....
The Methodist Camp Meeting at Northport
will commence on Monday, Aug Goth, contin-
ing throughout the week. ,-4s-- 4
Raspberries are plenty at twenty cents a
quart; blueberries at fifteen cents. New po-
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lowe advise all our readers to use the Eu-
genie Hair Restorer." 1t iswarranted by the
proprietors to restore grey and faded hair to its
natural color, protect its falling off, is perfect
dressing, aud in a word is guaranteed in every
way to suit the purchaser Mammoth bottles
only IS GEMS; to be obtained of W. f. Phillips
.si-AaAsttf aAdstdaF 1nay25e S1md&w
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3 OOMEsTICaPORTs.

Z
Gl SAN Fra SCIsqo gid Path inst. ship Sunrise,
Luce, fer Liverpool. with 5000 sacse wheat. I. f. ed
At ID inst, ship Majestic, Lucas, New York ~ Do
NEW ;okLEAAS-Aru up I'D brig Wenonah, Sturn
NOBLE 2sd, sch Laura Laura Gertrude. lcappbsu,
PENSACOLA 18Th. brig Proteosus,. Mahonsesy
CID 18th, barque cephas starrett, Conway, New
York brig Mary G Roosevelt, Farnsworth, Boston. 4
J lsAvAENAlITold 2sd, ship 1 Tilley, crOweIl.
sid sltl barque Baisdell. Buenoss Ayres. 5I 4.
= RICHMOND-Ar 25th, baraue Topeka, Blanch-
ard, New York; sch Israel Snow, Jameson, from
SFoRTREs MON RoE-off The capes 24tl,.s scls
David Ourrie, from Portland for Baltimore; Yves
% HAMPTON ROADs-Ar 2sth, ship Tibsar,, Arey,
ALExAHpRIA-Ar goth, brig jessie A. Deye-
reaux, Clark. Boston. ssnc,FTe5 IN n la -. i
BALTIM0RE-Ar,2sth, sch Jenny Lind. smith.
CID 10Th, sch Gilman, X slsy, Portland. ,i-e',
PHILADELPHIA-Ar2 20 b. schs Clara Rankin,
I r. Jones, Smith, New York. = " TT = ~
Al 9th, brig Caroline Eddy, Smith, Orchilla. ~
CID 25th, schs Great Western, Mcintyre, Hudson;
kossp1th, terdsaco Sarah Bernice. Proctor, Bos-
Cid 2Gth, schs Princeton, Wells and T r. Jones,
sann %ns see
] Fish. Wiley; !, Koret, Brown; Mary Haskell,
Williams, and Alpha, Munson, Boston ~ -
NEW iORK-Ar 26th, brig Concord Drummond,
Trinidad; scb.Cyprus, Alien, Harrington. ffG II
ri
Al 1 1s.n sn a 2 e in'erp9oI
81, GarI portIo,, J'0Ao'' SAa'e'' Ahuer
CID 9th. brigs Kennebec NIinott, Salem Gen Mar
shah' mons ~ - nn, { Ms Selle Aptrm, wal
Iaec, Nuevltas mlwaukee, Brown, Llngan, CB
sens Nn1wies, Lott' savannah; ceresco smith,
j Also cid 9th. slipJ o Baker, Mill, Leghorn; brig
He,l,e gay, gay, 1aeksonv,e; Louise Miller,
p aVS tw,, I'd sns Eu9y nopAlns,
Baneor haie WenSwdtn, Adams, &c rsetown !;
Parag2n 1, S ,,i Bostonaaan J.. =. ~. ~
= AT zItn, snip Great western, cunningham, Liver
prG,' psaaue p noneLss, bafns, cb:
Al ao an a prE "a, ot m p sm Sagun.
ALSO an 5oth; snip uehfy far pecks from Calcuttai
s ror dsl rom Montevideo; Shell
~o01' Duefos "A ffes. -. - % 'S4-@- 4i
DpiE Ig GTMCla sai6 sc9' ISL, aonse.
NTorlaar a a 'i's ~" Hien Aueesus,
PR0Vf n Al ssth. IN, Flor, r,1asssAhf
prisD, - ~ Noo"' scn riord Ming: COOK,
Ar9.fb scb Nranef1d nro, ~, -, Ar.
PawtueLct' ''''n'nei'' III '''ei'as 'or
eTn est1 i, e,s
schs l. ID WaStWnrtb nsa do ,,a Tana
Deane, New Ynrt -S'~'-,le """se Ao"neS'
FAT FAIL, RTyERHs,d 97tb br,o po.o,o.o snor
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Apparently all were agreed in regarding the
excursion the best managed and most enjoy a.
BILE of any in which, they ever participated.
The party represented probably from thirty to
fifty millions of dollars; they were gentlemen
of superior intelligence and business discern
ment; all seemed to be earnestly in favor of
the projected road, (which is tob make our
northern New York roads one of the chief
thoroughfares to the West, and quadruple
their freighting business.
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SOME of our contemporaries seem to think
that the triumph of their cause depended, like
the fate Of Jericho, upon the amount of noise
made-in these days OF refinement and luxury
an article of real intrinsic merit is soon appre-
.ciated; hence the unbounded and unparalleled
success of Plantation Bitters 81
This remedy has ever and always been found
reliable. ASS gentle stimulant and tonic ap-
petizer it cannot be Aexeelled. 1t is no doubt,
a sovereign remedy for stomachic disorders
for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, and in slim
sulating a healthy appetite. 81 - 4
Magnolia Water, delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne, and at half the price,
i1e jy23-eod2w&w2w
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300 q 81 y u a ENEV 81 III
EXCURSION OF PINE STREET SoCIETY.-The
committee Of arrangements for the Pine street
Sabbath School excursion have been in our
office with their advertisement, and from their
representations of the route, theriver scenery,
the grove, and its splendid accommodations,
and the preparations made, we can but be-
speak for them rich treat in store, too good
to be lost, and superior to, anything yet EN-
joyed by them. .sIo1e Raidloll s'asaodSs.1s
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MARRIED.

In this city, July 90, by Rev. F. Wetherbee
Jesse ID. Bisbee and Mrs. Emily Gerri h. both of
Portland. T1 $50 sJl'-I'f : : = -
In this city, July 81, by Elisha Trowbrdre. ESQ.,.
Thomas Brady and Miss Mary Ann Conolan both Of
this CITY. "
In Biddetord, July 81, Isaac Jeffery and Mrs. Eli
) In Biddeford, July 20, Napoleon Degarten and
Angel Decautau. - =
In Augusta, July 2, Frank 3. Dakin and Sarah
A. Clark. '-i 70
ria E. Mills. Il-A-''9
In Madison. July 81, Marsellus s. Perkins and
Annette w. Moore. -
In Straford, N. H., July 8, by Rev. Mr.. BedeIl,
Lowell F. Berry, of s., and Miss Malissa A. Hartford
OF Somersworth. Also. 2Ist, James, Quinn, OF Dow
er, and Miss Lydia S. Drew, of Darlington. no
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Farmers Tic Uonlonrenx, or univer.

Turner's Tic Uonlonreux, 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 head
isuttorly banshed in a few hours No form of nerv-
GUS disease wthstands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent physi-
clans. It contains nothing injurious to the most dell
icate system. Sold everywhere Sent on receipt of
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER & CO., 100
fremont Street. Boston, Mass, proprietois.
For sale by w. +. Phillips & Co., Portland, Me.
July 1e. eod&w1ysn 81 tia5-ti .33ie1 81 ~ hna
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THE PRESS
Ia. slay Morning. July 80, 1867.

GY-Fira Page today Reputation in
Connecticut; the Dominion of Canada; Benito
Juarez; Varieties. ~
Fourth PaJe-Prsxileles and Phryne; the
Great Boat Race between Hazehard and Yell
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The Aerial Steam Navigation Company of
San Francisco are building an air.ship, invent
ed by citizen Of that place named Frederick
Marriott. This new machine is very singular
ly constructed, the name of the genus being
"Avitor," and its particular name "He .
An exchange says the materials used are ham
boo, iron, steel, and shifting muslin coated
with peculiar varnish. The shape is that Of
hybrid between a fish and a short-billea
short-necked bird with wings expanded. IT.
is lightweight feet long, twenty high, and its
greatest diameter is twenty-one feet. The
motive power is steam, applied by series of
propellers. 4ist
AN Ohio editor has received cake of sugar
made from the sap of the black walnut tree.
lie pronounces it superior to maple sugar.
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Real Estate-F. O. Bailey.
Buildng-F. y. Bailey.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Wool, &c.--G j.. Kimball s Co. s--s-- 20
For bale, Schooner North.
NJ. G. M. A., Stated Meeting. Q
For Sale-W. III. Jcrrs. a.
California Four-Upham " ADAMS - 81
Doetress Mrs. f. b. Dantortn.
Normal School-Edward Ballard. sAOI
For Sale-W. H. jerris.
Onions ID. B. Rico ell u Co
ricket I'D 41rift-P. d. Moves.
Want sd-Lynch, Barker q Co. ...Is ..-. .....-
sDissolulionEDeering, Miliikan q Co.
" Lost-Luwell s. Senter.
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VAST QUANTITIES. OF Ivory DEsTRoYED.-.
Thousands Of teeth that might Hast a life time
are lost every year, simply because the parties
concerned either forget or do not appreciate
the fact that Sozodont duly applied, renders
the dental substance proof against decay.
y July 27-aod1w' = ai- a9g . 'g1ed r1iw 20 q
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Moth and FreclxIes.

Tie only reliable remedy Tor those brown discoor-
satons the face called Moth Patches and Freckles
is PERRY's MOTH AND FIR EcKLE LOTION. Prepar-
el only by DR.. B. q. PERRY, Dermatologist 40 Bond
ST. N. Y. Sold by all druggists in Portland and
elsewhere. Price 50 per bottle, q mar19d&w6msn
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DIED.

In'this city. July q, afer long and severe III
Nere taken to Limingt0n Tor burial
In Westbrook, July 2s, Mr.. Joseph Randall, aged
IL years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
In Cane Elizabeth, July 2s. Frank r. Rich onIv
SOP Of Elbridge and Sarah j. Rich, aged 10 months
and 10 days. ! 81
In Limington. July 4, Isaac B. Sedgley, aged 20
years; Esd, MI. james M. Chiek. aged 60 years.
In Limington July 8, at the Poor iaIm. Mr.. Mark
WEIGH, aged 80 years.
In Topsham, July 20, Mr.. Gilbert C. Iebbetts,
aged 40 years.
In Harpsgeu, July q, -Anienah d. Graves, aged
year 6 months
In Belmont, July 10, Mr.. Warren Brewster, aged
29years. TTg Il
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U. s. MNrsh0I's Notice.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, I,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, 8. 8.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,l
DISTRICT OF MAINE, 8. 8. go @. FT
DURSUANT to Mention from the Hon. Edward
within and tor the District OF Maine hereby give
public notice that the following Libel has been fled
Ii0el against the STEAMER DrRIGo. her No
cn.nery, Tackle, Apdrel aud Furniture, in behalf of
M i1 sampson, 1gentyor the Schooner e. NJ. Ham
ntoa, IN cause Of collision civil and maritime as is
more particularly set forth in said Libel that
nearing and trial will be had thereon at Portland in
said District, ON III. Second Tuesday Of Septem-
Der aert, when and where any persons Interested
therein, may appear and show cause, L any can
be shown, wherefore the same should not be decreed
liable to said claim, and disposed Of according to
law, Fa .al 9.Is
Dated at Portland this twenty-third day OF July
A. D., 1867. s-.,-. u -.----.- .,..l.--s = :
FLA QUINBY,
Deputy u. S. Marshal Dist. Of Maine.
july 23-df4d
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The new steamer Cambridge is expected to
arrive here on Monday next. EvERARD.

An AVAILABLE CANDIDATE.-A Southern
correspondent of the New York Day-Book
contributes his suggestion touching the Demo-
cratic nomination for the Presidency. Ut reads
like Rip Van Nasty; but the fellow is in seri-
Gus earnest. Hear.him: "A "a "a "a "A
| believe that Franklin Pierce, of New
Hampshire, as q candidate for the Presidency,
can bring, to the causs OF the Constitution eU-
cry Democratic uote in the United States. Heis
tried, has good, clear head, and sound brave
heart, and what is of infinite moment, in these
times, can speak web Moses knew the inn
portance of this in Democracy, and God rec
ognized it in the appointment of Aaron. Say
what they may OF Franklin Pierce" said old
Ex-Governor Marcy, then magnificent Sec
retary of State, before whose logical battery
Daniel Webster and the Federal host did not
and could not stand, "say what they will OF
Franklin Pierce, he can beat them all spedkina.
Pierce had been talking to the heroes of the
Mexican war. Speaking! Let no man say he
has not been as great in action.g Modest, al
most too modest, he has always been courag-
eous and successful. A hero in the field, a
statesman in council patriot under all pro-
| vocation and persecution. We had as well be-
| gin to consolidate party on the old fOunda.
| tons The support of Franklin Pierce for the
| Presidency by the true Jeffersonian Democra
| CIV, would be long stride towards the ulti
mate victory which awaits them. oiau % ha5f =
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Yokohama til ult, barque Pauline, Thorn
dixie, unc. ga rE'.Frg.F a
At Cape de Verbs 18TH ult, ship Boynton, Hyler
from Newport L. at 18th, 4filil e ~ n 7 :
At Swan Island I'd inst, brig F II Todd, Mcclure
l1g sch Chas McCarty, Godfrey, do. 50 10 ~
Cid at 81 John, NIB, 9th inst, orig Mary Lowell,
McFadden. New York. i sfa s'EET .FfTUFffSI7'i
u Ar at Matanzas 10th inst, brig Anna Torrey,
Haskell, Tenerife. ni q fh I, - '4lF t1f
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Bachelors Hair DYE.

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The only true and perfect Dye Harmless, Reliable,
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous,
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SPOKEN,

June 20, lat 10 o. Ion IS 81, baraue Carrie Wright
from Liverpool fol st Johns.
July 10. lat 43 46, Ion 60 az, ship R Tucker from
Liverpool for Philadelphia. III z
July 49, lat 81 10, Ion "A 10. was seen brig Aroos-
took, bound North. - ~ u
] July 25 no lat, &c, sch Ralph Carlton from Bos-
ton lor Pensacola.
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A Young Man,

BOUT19 years OF age, steady and reliable who
"A has had one years experience in grocery store,
wants business IN store-s not particular as to the
kind. Good reference given. Apply to
jy2Sd1s VIM H. JERRIS.
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eo AcoIpENT AT misunderstanding after
noon Mr.. George F. Whitney, Of the finn of
Warren, .Penpell s. Co, caught his fingers Of
the right hand in coil Of wire, and he was
draw on the shafting OF theiwire works. His
arm was broken and the first two fingers of
the hand wore torn out at the knuckle Joints.
The fingers coming Off saved the liIslofsAIr
Whitney, as It released him from the Skating,
ON to which he was rapid yIbeing drawn.id be
4 j. yJFs1I1I EIIl1l3IF ~ ll{,Ily..n Oil ~
ONE of the annoyances Of editorial life is IL
Illustrated in the last number of the Advertise
er. "A very carefully written tribute to the
memory of tile late Capt Stevens, of Gorham,
is SO disfigured by typographical errors as in
some parts to be almost unintelligibley In the
absence Of the writer the article went to, press
without the proof5being read.'d z954a9b iai5lbn
The Eastern Normal School, at Castine,
will open its fifst session on September 18th.
The Principal is Mr.. L. 7. Fletcher, of the
Commercial College, Augusta '19i5yIBis9l
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< ~ soldier who had lost the use of his limbs
from Rheumatism has been completely cured and en-
abled to abandon his cruches by one bottle of MET
the wonder Of the age. aa n AMI 1osnI6wsy
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Caution.

our fine ELECTRO-PLATE, consisting of Dinner
Dessert AMI Tea Services ETC., being extensive
ly offered for sale by American manufacturers and
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both of inferior quality Our goods may be procured
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trademark on every article of our own manufacture
thus: sglE W A&AA n NhNs Il ayAhE
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OUR copartnership expires by limitation ON the
" 18th inst. Ii. f. Locke retires. The business
will be continued by the remaining partners. -'
DEERINu, MILLIKEN & CO.
Portland, July 20, 1867. jy30d3t
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why Suffer from Sores !?

/ G. FL. CHADWICK, M. D., will devote special at
tention to Disea OF the Eve No 3o1I Congress- ST.
Office hours from II A. NJ to1P -
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