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A wagon containing eighteen persons ros
upset in sherman a few days since in conse'
quence of q fellow named Ryan. who wos dr; y
ing two horse na team, Keeping the middle Of
The road The Patton Voice SAYS the there's result If
was that the wagon and horses WE'RE ' tnroad
over, horse piled upon horse, mothers anJ ha.
bes, girls and boys Were pitched down ,s' ;n na
bushes and among stnmps whilo the n,o, nm,o
was thrown over them for shelter T \. u
wonder that none were killed. and t,,at Is -" -
bones were broken Mrs. Perry had an arm no
famed Mrs DanielP. Sleeper was badiu \, a; :,
ed aud Miss Clara sleeper was seyereiy ;n;nr-
ed across the back. & s. - 20 iD' ~
The Voice says Mr.. Silas Cohurn caucht !,
large loup-eeryier in his trap tie other day
and " hiie lending him by a chain along Main
street, in Patten, the beast sprang upon him
and bit his arm severely but he dill not escana
The Patten Voice is hereafter to be printed
at Sherman Mills.
Nathan bennett Of Silver Ridge. Aroostook
county, bought SIX sheep one Year ago last
MARCH, He has sold the wool ard hucTs IF b;s
flock and turned the proceeds into ewes He
has now bS eve sheep, the product of his f,ock
of six in less than two years. The Voice saws
one OF his sheep has paid him besides The been.
ing, the interest on $500 during the time he
has owned her.
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Wilson q Ciarke's theatrical company
We're 10 open IN Houlton ON Monday evening.
PENoBscoT COUNTY
The Wing states that Mrs. Rrdgat Dugan
aWoman OF seventy years old fell down a
flight of stairs in the house of her son, IN Rem
gor. Sunday evening, striking her head ON The
edge of piece of plank ut the bottom wh;cI
crushed the scalp to a jelly and inflicted n 90
we're wound on her forehead. She was attand-
ed by DIR. Sanger, who thinks the Injuries no.
fatal although she lies i'll very critical situa-
ton. ~
The Bangor Wing says potatoes, in that city,
advanced five cents during the week, and the
average sales of Saturday were from S1.00 to
LOS, for good shipping. There were 5000 BUSH
els in the market, and the supply continues
good. Chickens and turkeys were sold from
the carts at IL to II cents per pound; ducks
from 70 to 81 90; and geese for IS cents.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Tile Supreme Judicial Court for Hancock
county adjourned November 18th after a term
of twenty days Judge Kent presided. A
large amount OF business was disposed Of
Some fourteen actions were taken to the jul
ries-several ofwhich were settled without a
verdict. The docket of continued cases for
Hancock county is one of the largest in the
State.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Our correspondent at Hiram informs us that
the house, store and stable of Thomas W. Ran
| kins, in that, town were consumed by fire
| Sunday night about IL O'Clock. Nothing saw
| ed. The family had barely time to escape
| Buildings insured for $500. Stock in trade in
sured for 5000, in City Fire, Hartford.
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A special meeting of the City Council Yves
held last evening


| A special meeting Of the City Council Yves
| held last evening.
IN BOARD OF MAYOR. AND ALDERMEN.
| Reports Of Committees. OF Committee on
| damages for grading streets-that the property
of Edward Walsh had been damaged by the
grading of Deer Street OF Committee .ons
Public Buildings, on petition of Charles n
Chase ~ ais, Democratic City Committee for
use of rooms in the new city building for the
Union Constitutional Club-that it. inexpe-
dent to grant the use OF rooms in that build
ing for political purposes, aud that petitioners
have leave TO withdraw. OF Committee on
damages for grading streets, on petition of &.
E. Jordan-that he had suffered no damage in
the grading of Cross Street, and that he have
leave to,wiihdraw. OF Committee on LAYING
out new streets-that they had on petition Of
A. ID. Brown q ais, laid ont new street be-
ginning at Thomas Street, north Of Spring
Street and continuing to Vaughan Street, to
be called Clifford Street; and that they hal
awarded no damages for land taken. OF Com
mittee on Judicial Proceeding--that Mary p
Scott is entitled to no damages by water flow
ing into her cellar from the sewer in Green
Street, and that she have leave to withdraw
OF Committee on Judicial Proceedings on pc
titio0 OF Vital CassaDt-that his property had
been damaged by an overflow of water from
the city farm, the culvert not being large
onongh to carry off the water. e. afo : x 80
All of tho foregoing reports were accented
The City Auditor reported that the annro-
priation of $4,000 for drains and sewers. made
Aua 4 is ayhausInd and t,,+ ,I,a.S N, 800.
stand;ng Ills annrayad ~ . H. .nere are OUT
= Pet;t;o,s oreeepted ; aS Sso'5iinletee., .
True tar p,issio,s Ia . Jaoez
streetto spleet comnittce ae M IN WInte e
Williams, Tor remnnerat;on far 1919 tt,s, o
cal proceelm@s. Of Az mtr,na'. g. On oudl
Grafton for ho;,, hi;a .or reintti-s
Cons strnot in eo,sno, 20 10y aouitdng on
streetto Cooniltee s" az, I oix ~aenga said
Straat, SSon''i''tt'f'Sq on Lay iAs oqey New
OrJere ,,aeso7 ,rc,,,..,, 1,,u,.., W. 1ooo
for daanaoes Il, hix by Malsh $loo
streat -. - rs p,opssey M grdilg Deer
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"GREAT PAN" is not dead The obituary.
notices of that NEUROLOGICAL Individual have
been as premature as those of Santa Anna.
On the contrary he is thriyias, i.tfstofanary
and unauthorized manner. "Pan-Anglean
Synod" might have passed as a respectable
barbarism, made current by the approval and
adoption of the established church, but when
we come to the Pan American Alliance the
thing is getting serious. Unless this has some
thing to do with the Panhandle Railroad of
West Virginia we are at a loss TO know what il
means. The association 30 named, however
claims to be formed for the purpose of promot-
ing, by all legitimate means, the idea of form
ing vast American Republic, embracing the
whole Of North America. Tho PaB-Ameri-
cans met ia New York last week. What prog
ress they made in administering upon the es-
tate of Walker, Lopez aud other fillibustering
knights is not stated. BY the way, it strikes
us as an extremely plausible suggestion that
the god who loved 10 scare people has some
thing 10 do with tho Il. l.. LIS Who knows
but those cabalistic letters may mean Pan
Llquid-League. IL would well comport with
the comprehensive designs of the members Of
that organization, and in grammatical strue-
ture would he strictly analogous to Pan Amer
lean Alliance"
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THE Argus says "a prominent business man
of this city attributes the present rapid growth
aud prosperity Of Portland largely TO the en-,
terprise Of our newspapersin keeping promi-
nently before tho people its business projects,
&c" 1t is equally true that The growth aud
prosper ity Of our newspapers are due to The in
tellisent patronage ofonr business mem Port
land merchants have habit Of Advertising
their wares, aud find their profit in IL it two
ways, first, in direct returns from customers at.
tracted by the advertisements. and second in
the general advantage Of - better represen-
tation abroad than could be expected Of news
papers less handsomely supported. The news
paper rs, aite'sl The real isde X al the public
spirit ahd enterptisA OF the com nIunity in
which itaxists. tits tlie-.-..asuro of what thew
are visiting I" pay Scr early ;aform,tiou md Tor
correct representation of their-.,o.;,,, -,
ests. Whether they realize IL or not, n. 49,.
representative abroad, their ambassador ~,
other communities, and so far. az the general
estimation is able 10 affect their growth or
condition, SO far The reflex influence Of the
newspaper is felt at home. = ratufr[1 "a
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school Books again

To the Editor cfMe Press:
notice a communication signed "Many Pa
rents in your paper of Monday in which the
writer says: "in some large cities the whole
cost OF school books as well as other materials
ior the use Of public schools is paid by the cor
poration, and the money 50 expended raised in
the taxes
VIII MANY Parents" inform your readers
how many and what Sarge cities" furnish
school books, &c, and for how much less they
can be furnished the school children by the
city going into the book and stationery bust
ness? Query No. 2 Why should not the city
go into the provision and grocery business?
TAXPAYER
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DIED.

In Gorham, Nov. Il, Mrs Dorcss, wife of Robert
Estes. aged SC Years months 20 days
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock, al
her late residence IN Gorham.
In Lyman, Nov. 10, Mary c., wiie OF Daniel Low.
aged n yeaIs.
In North Haven, Nov. 9, Mrs. Lucy S. Waterman,
aged CO years months.
In Winslow, Nov. 8, Justin E.. son of Prentiss
Flagg. aged i3 years months.
In Rockland, Nov. 6, Mrs. Mary, relict OF the late
Moses Simmons OF Union, aged "a years.
In Rockland, Nov. 0. Mrs. Lydia H., vile of L. u
KceDe. aged 20 years months. = -r
In West Camden, Oct. %, Mrs. Mary traitor. wife
in New Orleans, Nov. ), OF yellow fever, j. Oscar
Fisher, OF TopshaIn agsd % years months.
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Jacks0n's Catarrh Snuff |!

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A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY IN
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Deafness, &c.,
And all disorders resulting from Colds in
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.
This Remedy does not Dry Up" Catarrh but
LDASENS 1t; trees the head OF all offensive
matter quickly removing Bad Breath and Headache;
niinys and sOothes and burning hent III Ca
tarrh; is so mild mud agreeable in Its effects
that 1t positively r-.4rsstef psfss TAO
CURES WITHOUT SNEEZING!
As a TrOcsae Powder, is pleasant to tho taste,
and never nauseates; when swallowed, instantly
gives to the Throat and vocal organs a
Delicious Sensation of COoivess and
Comfort.
Is the Best Voice Tonic in tho worldi
Try il! safe, Reliable aud only 35 ccrta.
Sold by Druggists, or mailed Free address j
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Proprietors, Philadelphia.
Wholesale ASts Gee. y Goodwin & Co; Rust Bros
& Bird, Boston; J. W. Perkins q Co, W. f. Phillips
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THE FENIANs whose speeches are given in
another column are all to be executed next
Saturday. England was exceedingly alarmed
lest the American people should be guilty of
bloody and yindictive measures at the close of
the rebellion. Her own tender mercics are
shown by hanging men that are only construc-
lively guilty of a crime. Policeman Brett was
killed by some unknown person while endea-
voring to release Kelley and Deasey, two Irish
patriots who were arrested for intriguing in
behalf of their oppressed country. Several of
the condemned claim TO be American citizens,
and their execution may give rise to new
complications between England and this coun-
try
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-19

AFTER weeks delay waiting to hear from
the Tcorps," probaby-the Argus publishes an
abridgment of our report OF the Temperance
Convention at Lewiston last Tuesday, taking
occasion at the same time TO charge one of the
speakers with reporting his own remarks for
publication in the Press. The Argus is doubly
Wrons-giiilty of impertinence if its coniec-
tnre pad been well founded, and mistaken in
point of fact. The report was made by our
regular Lewiston Correspondent, and not by
the gentleman whom the Argus credits with it.
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MARRIED..

In Sidney, Nov. q Hiram r. Bran, OF MI Vernon,
and Augusta A. Brown, OF Rome.
In Rockland, Nov. g. Edward I. Gray and Eliza
j. Allen.
In Belfast. Oct. 10, Edgar W. Cunningham and
Parthania II. Townsend. Also, John B. Walton and
Jennie Benner.
In Roekport, Oct. :. Willard W. Barlow, OF Union,
and VI hala NJ. Sprague of Camden.
In Thomaston. Oct TO- Ehen Creighton and Mary
Elizabeth Watts
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In the Supreme Judicial Court, at Bangor.
last week, Che following opinions of the fun
Court, in cases in the Western District, were
announced:
~ CUMBERLAND. n II MsNEMa
State Va. Richard r. Robinson. Indictment
quashed.
State VS.. Same. Exceptions overruled. Judg-
ment for State. ~ 0ail 40
AEDRoSCOGGIN
Lewiston Falls Manufacturing Company VS.
franklin Company. Demurrer sustained.
OXFORD.
Ebenezer X. Holmes vs. William Farris.
Exceptions oyerruled. tttHB VI M Z
l4 YORK.
Nathl Brackett vs., Joseph Ridlon Excep-
lions overruled. Judgment on verdict. DIT y j
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THE PURCHASE OF ST. THOMAs.-The Boston
Journal says that Secretary Seward has sent
tile Rev. Mr.. Hawley of Auburn to ST. Thomas
to point out the advantages that will accrue TO
the inhabitants of that Island, aud of the
Island of st. John, if they will vote in favor of
transferring their allegiance from Denmark TO
cue S United States. The West India United
p.,'' 's squadron, commanded by Commodore
-. viii also be at st. Thomas to aid in
electoneering. -
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

~ BEFORE JUDGE BOX.
IN Bdnkrupfcv.-Yester,la in this Court, George
III. Barrel ard John Foley We're discharged from all
their debts provabie- W lei,Ir rd1udns Mattocks
for Darrell, and Howard & CIeayos Cor Foley.
Charles p. Ma:tocks, Esq, OF Portland. was adj
mitted t. practice as an Attorney. ..s ..... .,t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-19

JOHN STUART MILL is coming to the United
States. John Bright himself would hardly
have a more enthusiastic reception by the peo-
pie of This country than this great Liberal
statesman and philosopher. Among those who
viii rejoice at his coming, viii be Lucy Stone
Blackwell, Mrs Stanton and all the other adj
vocates of female suffrage, for Mill even had
the audacity to propose that measure in the
English Parliament, and obtained strong
vote in it's favor. All
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Altavela 18th ult, sch Dearborn from -, just
arrived, to load Tor Baltimore.
AT Curacao 2itb nit, brig NJ Merritt, from Bos-
ton. disg.
At Kingston, ia, LIST inst, brig Beaver. Croker,
for Savanna 10 Mar.
sid I'm Havana 10Th Inst, brig Caroline z Kelley,
Doueli, New York.
Ar at CartIenas 10th, barque Il w Griffith, Drum
mond, New York.
Ar at bermuda I'd inst, brig Merose, Griges, from
New YORK. s.,e ...
Ar al Halifax 9th inst, brig Messenger, McCuIly.
Portland 1ft
Ar at Windsor, Ms, "a inst, sch Fantauzzi. Par
rift, PASSPORT
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h HIGHWAY ROBBERY = Saturday night a
French Canadian. known by the sobriquet of
s"Long jim, was knocked down ON Monument
street and robbed of $18 by three fellows, with
whom he hads ashortS time previously. been
drinking Officer J. =. Rice arrested one of
the gang, named John Sullivan. and locked
himup for examination 81 + n d1
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WE have seldom listened with deeper inter
est than we did to the lecture given Sunday
evening by Rev r. y Langridge, before the
Y. M. G. Association. Tho large congregation
was held in the closest attention from the be-
ginning until the close. We understand this
is to be the first OF a series of Sabbath evening
lectures to be given before the Y. NJ. A. by
the pastors of this city and Others
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-19

THAT CosnoAL BRowN-Itis only necessary
to say that Brown, the great comic genius, will
large and appreciative audience. William
Hayward, the eminent balladist, is with him,
and in addition to their usually great induce
ments, they have with them the wonderful dog
Scottie. The performances of this dog will
surprise ell who see him. SCI
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L,owd nT hans OF THE WORLD The London
Of wrecks KAYE tI issued table showing the number
half Of 1885, 1t appears that d; i sns b rst
to7o eu 10 90 ships and 800 steamers, of which
rysn ships and 81 steamers were totally lost
, Wills. Inc numper of lives lost, SO far an
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-19

SOCIAL SclEEcn.-The fifth annual meeting
Of the American Social Science Association
will beheld in New York, commencing to-day
10Th inst An address viii be delivered by
Samuel Eliot, Esq, of Boston, TO be followed
by report on the progress OF social science in
America during Che year, prepared by Il. b.
Sanborn. David A.. Wells OF the Treasury
Department viii preside on the second day OF
the meeting. Papers will be read on the char
tiles of Now York, tho labor question, co oper-
alton and lodging houses for laboring women,
the lasttwo by Edwin l.. -Godkin, editor Of tho
Nation, and Mrs. @. II. Dali, respectively.
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PAYsos MEMORIAL CHURcH.--Th Second
Parish Society have accepted the plan drawn
by r. n. Fassett, Architect, for their new
church to be erected ON Congress street. The
fropt and tower are, to be built of freestone,
and the rest of brick and freestone together.
Its extreme length is to be 11S feet, and its
width II feet. Extreme width of front 81 -
ieet 9The vestry is to be 6S by 48 feet The
audience room will be 66 by so feet, to be fin
ished with ASH with gallery on three Sides
anu VIII seat about 1000 persons, Height of
tower and spire 175 feet This is to be SPLEEN
ana edfice, of Lombardic architecture, and for
beauty viii not be surpassed by anything in
this State
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,;, :, oiELI- has come to the surface
ona afh; m' IS going to sue General Dix and
ant ms .'e supordinates for false imprison-
menu curing the war. Charles O,Connor will
act as Mr.. Mitchell's counsel oiNo' VIZ
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THE METEoRIc DISPLAY on the morning Of
the i4tirinst, seems TO have been very general
iy observed ia This country. We published
Friday morning notices of the shower, az OBJ
served in Michigan, New York, Delaware.
Washington, Virginia and South Carolina,
all accounts agreeing that no such exhibition
had been witnessed since 1888 We print this
morning an account Of the display as observed
in thiscisy by Dr. Daveis, who appends to the
record OF his Observations tMfltHh asaac oifnts
for these remarkable visitations egg z T@7
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T.n.prranc, capsessiss.

To-morrow afternoon and evening 'ns
County Temperancs Assos'aton WIN DO
meetings al West Falmouth. TINS Is .hs
banner Temperance town Of the County
al, ,,,.ic and banners win form part OF the
,,,,,.,,,urle. Special arrangements, as usual
-, ,tat place. are making for the Convention.
"A Aha. sss..tl.sE a. fair the people w'ii present
themselves ready 30 hston 10 such reports As
t,iil,l,,i fsiends and earnest speakers may be
prepared 30 make. ........
Attentive hearers frequent these meetings;
and h,tlrria, save ina rare instances, they have
not been disappointed. Lrt the approaching
Convection so NO exception To this end
thasc Who have the eift of persuasion in rarest
measure are cordially invited to come forward
aud eNercise it, Not for their own glory but Ion
the benefit OF society. Mankind need 70 oS
persuaded TO do what Is right and aNoid "na' II
wrong Great is The power Of persuasion IL
underlies all other forces employed Tor the
moral renovation of the world. Without its
v,.,o,ons and constant use wholesome laws can
neither be enacted nor sustained.
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New Marriages Guido

IN Ess"ytor Young Hen, on Physiolog,ca, Errors
Abuses and Diseases, incident to Youth and EARLY
Manic al, which create implements TO MARRi
AGE, with sure means of relief. Sent IN sealed iet
ter envelopes free of charge. Address, Dr. j. Skill
LIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Sept 26-de WIN sN
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HARPRR's BAzAR.-The fifth number of this
popular and elegant Journal OF fashion has
been received at the periodical depot of Messrs.
Fessenden Brothers, Lancaster Hall 1t has
the approval of the ladies and therefore, must
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per CITY of Baltimore a, Nv, w.

SID nm Liverpool I'd inst, Regina. Tobir, New Or
leans Cremorne Gates, New York -
Ar at Gravesenl III, Col l. dyard. Wells from
London for New York, Ileaky, to repaIr)
60 AT at Kong Kong 10th, White Swallow, Knowles,
" fassed aijer Sept II, Golden State. Delauo. New
YORK tor Hong Kong; Game Cock, Sherburne, do
for do: Onward, do tor Japan.
Sid fun Singapore Sept 20, st AIbans Martin. tor
Java; 18th, Martha kideout, Reed, Padang.
AT at Rangoou Sept IL, Moonlight. Nichols aeon
Ar at Calcutta Sept %, SumaiTa Fletcher, Liver
pool; Calliope. Simpson, Madras.
Sid 9th, Belle Creole, Knowles, New oTh.
ar at Bombay OctS, An lily, Suhsoh, Oaruln.
Ar at Antwerp LIST inst, Europa, Hanson, from
New York,
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PARK STREET OHURcH FArR.-.The Park
Street Society will receive. about Sl0oO 40 tho
results of the Fair got Up by the ladies of tt.t
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Sept Q, lat % 30 S. Ion q, barque Robert Carter
from Liyerpool TOR Gale.
Sept 27 lat 10 90 S. Ion 30 10 W, ship Derby fran,
New York Tor san francisco.
Oct 8, lat a 80, lon "a IL. ship j Stetson from
Liverpool for New Orleans. ~
Nov Il, lat 40 80, Ion 20, baraue W Holbrook. Of
Portland. y"
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THE attention of the public in the vicinity
of Munjoy Hill is directed to our young ply
stefan, DR.. John Jos. Mcmahon, who is located
at 145 Congress street, and is "a graduate of
Harvard Medical College, and has had wide
experience in the hospitals of the metropolis
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MRS. PARTINaToS INsULTED.--The White
Mountains Of New Hampshire are evidently
a great Institution very 1hish-- heavy irosts
haau.if,,l viaxr -1-a1---affiffcfr. Dut
-sartIcaf eye of n certain renowned Drake saw
those smooth-faced rocks. and thereupon alorn-
ed and variegated the bride path to the Tip
Top House with his familiar s. TIL s6O-X
Plantation Btters. This raised the ire of the
Mrs. Partington's composing the Legislature
of the Granite State, who got their wise heads
together, ontlawed DR.. Drake and made it o
penal offence to ply the artistic brush ON their
beloved hills. Verify, the fine arts are at dis
countin New Hampshire. Query.-Did Drake
pay them for this splendid advertisement?
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cie--superior to cologne, and at half the price
ISL nov9eod2w&w2w
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THE "Nutshell'' has been reduced in price
to three cents a number. The last number has
no less than six pieces of poetry, a continued
story in which little Willie--but we won't
tell,-an enigma composed of 16 letters, and
other curious matters For. sale at Fessenden's.