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Cape Elizabeth Grant and osfax Club.
There will be regular meeting of this Club
at the Town House on Tuesday evening, Oct.
20, at / 2 O'clock. go. -,a-~-sF
A pnnctual attendance is requested, as
business OF great Importance is to be brought
forward. Per order.
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A FREE TRANsLATIoN.-For the benefit OF
persons who do not read French and who
wonder what the NV York World mea mt By
screaming 'paudace, toudace, toujours Tau
dace" In its W famous editorial on swapping
horses in the middle of the stream, we would
explain that freely translated ii N cans 'brass,
brass, eonsummate bfass!"
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One.

There will be an adjourned meeting of the
Republican organizations OF Ward One at the
Ward Room on Monday evening at 71-2
o'clock, to make arrangements to attend the
celebration IN Boston. .1s1-a x 3 o.. gre
= A full attendance is expected. All members
that have uniforms are requested to return
them at said meeting Per Order.
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HUMoRs OF THE C,MPAIGN.-rhe Belfast
Repub can journal (Denocratic) Stopped the
press" 10 insert a rooster to crow over the
Democratic victory in Pennsylvania. That
rooster is to be commended tor his courage, but
what Of his judgment?
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"A story is told about one of the winning
horses on the French turf, which will be inter-
esting to American turtles. II occurred to a
veterinary surgeon that the operation of trach
otomy, which has saved the lives OF hundr. ds
of children afflicted with Group, might be sue
cessfulfy performed on horses, AID he selected
Tor the experiments an old racer named Bnrgi.,,
which had become broken wInded to such
degree that he could scarcely ga lop hun
dred yards. After undergoing it, Borgia be-
came as sound as ever, and renewed his early
reputation by carrying off one of the prizes at
the late races in France
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BuSine~s Items.

E. VALUABLE HORSES SHOULD BE INSURED in
the ETNA LIVE STOCK INSURANCE Co., LoR-
ING & THURsToN Agents, No. Exchange St.
MARINE INSURANCE. Hulls, freights and
cargoes insured in Fl st class offices at the
Agency of rLoring & Thurstons, No. Z Ex-
change street. sept23tf
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SPECIAL NnTlCES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Or Till fa cH 81 -tE.g
CkOSce traits and SDices ]

ih"'h STRICT PURITY, DELICIOUS FL4VORS
oNkl Al ID STRENGTH AND GREAT ECONOMY
area tracing a Trad from iovers of CHOICE FLAW,
oRs Which is w'thouI parallel.
Iheir reat success is because then oyp the t,-,,e
strength. = y = :" '"''" "10'e
EA-Goy. ,MEs x SMITH, OF Providence, r. L..
says: my lie Pionoun' e them superior to any
havNrlnp extracts she has ever used - ""'
Ex- .ov. WIN a. BUCKINGHAM, of Connecticut
says: "for ! Dg time we have used them and
find them very fine," ~
Dr. j. G. HOLLAND, tTimothy Titcomh) author of
sKatrina," i, the we'll known autho, Spring
fell, Mass. says: "They are tie standard in this
vicinity" .as#-5r4. .a..-t-+sr
Dealers Ieble their sales with them.
Sold IN Port ADD, Me-. by .-T
- u L.. ca ADVsGK % Market square,
And by all dealers in choice favors se25 SmlawSsn
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UNFoUNDED RUMoR.-We are informed on
good authority, that there is no truth in the
rumor circulating, that the bonds and money
recently stolen from the dwelling house of
Capt. Sargent in Yarmouth, have been recov-
cred in New York
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Remedy tor Female Complaints
ever offered to the public. Prostitution OF Strength
MISREPRESENTATION, excessive, Irregular and painful
menses-yield to its magic power.
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THE depths of human d"praviiy were not
fairly understood until the rise of Ku-Kuxism
in Ma ne. r " Mr.. Stevens, AS We learn rom
the B;dd,f, Journal, Is ole of the most ex-
npl ry and beloved clergyman of that city
He rec ni!y handed to the editor of the Jour
nal a letter addies-ed to himself, the first part
of which We append:
BIDDEFoRD. Oct. 10 1868.
ELDER SrEvENs-Sir: We have been in
TO. uleu by good Authority that you are III the
h b t of dehounciDg, Gu all occasions, the De
III crazy of The country, and especially the
Democracy of Sac and Biddef1rd. We heard
of Your remarks at the a tg-rasiug near Ben
Dol iff, sone time ago Now, you dirty, ~
ing. backbitlng, rotten, hyuOcritica, wicked,
old beast, you have thrown down the glove we
intend to take up, aud 1t We hear another
word from You, you filthy Old blackguard, we
W IL show you up pu"iicly in your true coiors
| wonler God suffers such an internal old
wretch as you to live. You are a curse and
S unbllng b ock to Christianity. No man
lives, no, even Beast Butler" H. w. Beech r..
the Brooklyn Bull" Or the murd .rer of An
dersOnville Prison, your leader ana loyal
friend. Joe Brown, who has ever more grossly
insult-1 God aud villifi ID the character of his
Son JESUS ChrIst; ana, you horribly wicked
old wretch, you do it So openly, so boldly, 1
wonder Go does not strike you dead How
can he suffer such vi e, loLthesome imp OF
Satan TO curse this earth with such open wick
edueSs? Who. YER will listen to or be led by
you is, If poss BILE. more cursed than you.
The ruff IN concludes as follows: ..r
Now we charge you in future to be decent
in your conduct let US hear 10 more black
gu.trdism RON you, or any of your cursed
stripe, r you will publicly get your DESERTS
The only Pc 81 lie excuse for YOU is that you
are insane. 1t does not seem possible III It a
man cali hlmself.a minister OF the gospel
eau become such sacrilegious wretch as YOU,
while in a sane state Of mind.
We are several leading Democrats of Saco
and Bddeto, d.
Several OF the leading Democrats of Bidde.
ford must be promis ng young men. Brick
Pomeroy would give the author of the eplstle
handsome salary to write editorials for the
Democrat.
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TO Holders of Government Bonds
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N0l ce.

" Toe Carriers OF the press " are not allowed
to sell papers sngly or b the wee under any cir
cnmstances. Persons who ar or have been, Ieceiv-
ing the 9 PRESS" IN his mannee, will confer tav-
or by leaving word at this flee. .......
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best the world.
The only trIe and perfect Dye-Harmess, Reliable,
Instantaneous. No Disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Remedies the i'll effects Of Bad Dyes nvig-
CRATES and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
broom. Sold by all Druggists and Pertumers; and
properly applied ct Batchelor's Wig Factory Is Bond
street, New York. ian14sNd1v
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NEW STORE.-The new and beautiful store
in Falmouth Block, which is to be occupied by
Short & Loring, is fast hasteniug to compile
ii IN inside, and we understand that they ex-
pect to move into it very soon. a..
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FALL OF A CHIMNEY. the violent
gale Saturday morning, chimney at the cor
ner of Oxford and Boyd streets, having line
attached to it, bearing campaign flag, was
blown down by the force of the wind.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
- s----
- a Card.

~ a Card.
Clergyman, viii Residing in South America as
M sEionarv, discoved safe and simple remedy TOR
the Cure OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dis
eases OIL the urinary an seminal Organs, and the
whole train OF disorders brought by baneful and
vicious habi 5. Great numbers hive been cnred br
this noble remedy Promp,ed by tles,rs ~ ben.gt
the afH ctei and nfor unale, will send the c ne
fol- preparing and using this medicine In sealed en-
velope, to any one wh1 nj eds it, free or char0e.
Adde'S JOSEPH 7. INN N, station T.. RibIs
House, New YORK City jy22d3m N
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p. L. L-There will be special meeting OF
the Portland Light Infantry Monday evening,
October 10Th, at hall past seven o'clock. Every
member is requested to be present.
Per Order, j. d. WILLIAMS,
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BUSINESS men find the American House,
Boston, their most convenient stopping place.
Newly furnished, with passenger elevator,
cafe, billiard halls, forty rooms en- suite, Sc,
this hotel maintsins its high rank. "A
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WHOSE FAULT IS IT? Somebody will have
a big bill to pay Tor damages caused by pede,.
trians, horses and vehicles fall rg into the
trenches made on the streets by excavations
for sewers and for laying the water pipes, for
want Of proper precautions in placing lights at
the trenches earlier in the evening than is
now done. Hardly an evening passes without
some person or some horse and vehicle stumb.
ling into the trenches.
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DARLINGTON, Ms. Sch Umpire-172 otis pol
loo 1852 do cod halibut. las bbls herring, 6 bbls
mackerel, bbls eranbe ries, order.
hAlC AND. Ms. Brig Elsino e $50 tons plas-
ter, A ID Whidden.
FREDEKICKTON. Mr.. Sch w Lancrster-3835
punches box shocks, N j Miller.
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p The Union Grant and Colfax Club are re-
euested to meet at Harmon's Hall, Libby's
Corner, Tuesday evening, Oct. 20, at o'clock.
A punctual attendance is requested.
M e. Dow President,
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THE PRESS.
Monday Morning, October 10. 1865

rF bx Page To. Day About Some Good
Farm. ii. New Gloueester;, Recent Publiea
ton Varieties.
Fourth, Pqge-Agaip; An Eiitor in his DIN
Pen Z. ctu.e Of Horace eeey on b $ Tr pod.
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POLICE ITEMS. Five persons were taken to
the lookup Saturday night for drunkenness,
and one TOR larceny Two persons applied for
lodgings.
Jane Snper, girl about Ia years of age WAS
taken to the lookup Saturday, on a charge of
larceny. She has been in the habit of going
to houses begging, and then stealing whatever
article she could lay her hands on. RsfsF
A lad was locked up Saturday for throwing
stones at people passing along North street.
A gang of bad boys are in the habit of congre-
eating ia that vicinity stoning countrymen as
thew Dass
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Daniel j. Farr. Assumpsit an account annexed lor
6 OILS hal. The defence was that the go lis we've
had by and delivered to defendants wife who car
ried on hoa ding house On her own account De-
cisi'n reserved
Parker 1855 Williams
No 110-John Randall ct al. vs. Patrick Nc Nahan
and Trustee ssum sit on count ann xed also
a promissory note. The defeuce is payment Of ac-
count and want OF consideration for thu note. De-
cision reserved. .-...4 >
Dement'S. Deane & Verri |.
N, ls-Joshua Il. Sawyer VS.. Morris F. Dearborn.
Defendant Ielaulted.
Dennetls' az Williams.
NJ. 35-Levi Newcomb vs.. David Keazer DANA
ges tor m ,in if assessed at $780, with interest from
date writ.
j. & e. M Rand. Shep'ey g. strout
No. 9o--Thomas McGinnis VS.. James Nealis. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for s154.5s, by consent
d Ingraham. Williams.
No. 214-Jobn nehemiah VS.. James Nealis. De-
PENDANT de .aulted
howard g. Cleaves. Williams.
No. 2ss Henry Deane vs. Lorenzo D. Cole. De-
te idant de'a lied.
Deane ~ Verril. Dennetts'.
Court adjourned to O'Clock Monday morning, at
" ich time the following cases will be taken up in
the order named:
FORENOON.
222- Xii lay vs. ONeal ct ais.
4-Ge chell Bartlett ct al.
3T-Young vs. Hans n.
SS-Sawyer vs.. Stimpspn.
i49-Rrock VS. Watkins.
100 Hoop vs. Ray.
E2-Sweat vs.. Dunning.
| AFTERNOON. s.
227-Slack ct al. VS. Tobias.
The new cket will oe called Monday morning at
| tho coming In OF Court. A
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And this is the CO liz on of " he you h 'ul.
in.l,mitable Dem pcfLcy." JUICE We what il
W l. be 0. the n9ru ng OF he fourth o, Novem,
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MISS JONES.

DLIND CLsIavOYANT MEDIUM, q Brown
ID street, is cry successful in all diseases OF he
blood, in describing The present an iuture, in bust
uesy matters, &C. sep1idtt
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TER Western papsts givo themselves I'D TO
anrestrained rejoicing over the elections. One
Of them breaks out In long metre piece Of
which we give few specimen verses:
Where now is &c rye q. areenbacks,
VIII re new is re rye II. 4reenoacks,
Where now e1rge enbacks,
Searching for the prom .sed landY
lie ". Mt us wit his rag-tag Escolt,
~ Went up with his rag a. IS or,
. He wen up wi b hi rag-tag Escort,
Safe 10 alt River Lake.
Where now Is he '.Dserf1el' rner."
. Where now Is the 'Derlh lJfirmer," N.-H
Where now Is h. Dee de ID isrmer,"
Seymour OF the horny haudf
He is plan ing patch of me pns.
He IS pi.n ing paLch melons,
lac Is p Min pat Of me ns,
tIoaing up ,he salt Ian 4,
Where now is Blair ng Francis,
Q now Is blai ing raancis, Pea.
Wine e now IS IA ring rianLi,
With bis sword aid fry brand(y?)
pe' got tic'ets on t s,eame Ku-Kix,
Hes 90, Il Ike on .he steamer Ku xxx.
He's got i,kets Oh llie steamer hulk ux,
A light raft tasi-sail;ng, w-pres ure, side
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OUR REsERvoIRs.-A writer in the Argus
of Saturday, who signs himself "Tax Payer"
is finding fault that no more reservoirs are
located in the westerly part OF Ward One, and
in imates that discrimination is made in favor
of the middle and western portions Of the city
in that respect f4sfs55+ -.,s
Now to show how little cause "Tax Payer
has to complain, it is only necessary to state
that on Munioy there are five reservoirs and
between Washington and Franklin streets ten
more. sl.r. rt5s as E-lEe.
Between Franklin and Preble streets there
are seventeen. ..,.................. e..
Between preble and Centre streets to High
street there are ten reservoirs.
Between High and Bracket streets there
are eleven; and between Bracket street and
the Western Prone made there are nine.
This makes sixtv-twO reservoirs, of which
about one-fourth are in the eastern part OF the
city.
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Cristad ro's Hair Dye

OiU tdke5 y5aT
To turn TO white dark colored hair; ..f.gE .s-
But instantly the EXCELSIOR DYE 81 gaa
Brings back the lint that cha ms the eye;
And Nature owns thatcunning Art E
Can her own living hues impart. @ q ~
CristadOrO's 8air Preservative.
Oh, how beau fully glossy your hair 10 ks of late
M ria. Yes. Julia, since have usei Crlstadoro's
Hair Preservative and oeautiuer, nv hair has i'm
proved wonderfully and stopped falling out aliogeth-
or.
Sold by all Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. ManufictOry No 6s Maiden Lane Prin-
cipal Depot No Q Astor H., -. ,2seoua eow1nisN
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MARRIEII.

In Augusta. Oct 10, Joseph Stackpole and orlanna
r. Bain. H "a IA &~3
In eherson, Oct. y Benz. Il. Hall. OF j and Ar
DC Ia Jones, OF bleboro
In Winisor, Oct. 10. George W. Caswell and Han
by A. whitney
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PORTLAND LIGHT INFANTRY-The grand
promenade concert given by the Infantry at
City Hall last Thursday evening, is, by request
to be repeated to morrow evening, with music
by full Portland Band. 1t IS intended TO have
as many different uniforms present as possible.
AL present and past members of the army and
ravy are requested to appear in uniform; also
the various boat aud base ball climbs. A bril-
liant time is anticipated. The Infantry will
appear in full uniform. Single tickets TO the
gallery fifty cents. Tickets admitting gentle
man and ladies to the dance Que dollar.
E. w. LOCKE IN New YORK STATE. We
learn that after working faithfully in Penusyl-
vania, Mr.. Locke has been engaged by the
State Central Committee of New York to sing
at mass meetings during the remainder of the
campaign. We can assure the committee that
they have done good thing. The Republic
cans OF this STATE know him we'll, and appre-
ciat- him. So do the loyal masses of the great
west, where he is nearly as we'll known as in
his own State. ..-
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and vtofnity.


Auction Co1uMS. S
B,rds-E. NJ. Paften s. Co.
>Ew AovEs rIsEmENT eotUMN
J lite Reconnaissance M Palmer.
Family School tor ,ys-Gae. A. Perkins.
Drugs ard Medicines-J hn \. Wong ,mery.
.ssdees, Meals, &c itch irds q .Markt.
Agent Wan,e i-Secomb & o,
Agen.s wsntei-American Wire Company.
House tor ale-W. Ryan
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nA AAZZS r.
VEGETABLE SIClLIAN
n NgsM HAIR
x E,NEWER

kene"s 'he Hair to its original color
when gray
Renews the nutritive matter which nour,shas ,,,a
hair
RGHGWS TIE GROWTH OF THE RAIR
WIEN Bald. ~ W
nenews the orash, w,ry hair TO silken softness,
6EAgTIFUL HAIR DRESSING,
" One bottle shows its effects.
X. z. HALL 8 CO., Nashua, N. H. Proprietors.
H'r sale by all drussists. ssp17eod&eowlm
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The WEATHER played us a cruel turn on
Saturday. Friday was as sweet and lovely a
day as ever smiled in Arcadia, and the even
ing which followed it was soft and starry as
any June could show. Under its balmy infu-
ence even our dull newspaporiai blood was
warmed, and we were moved to speak the
praises of the pleasant autumn time. But
alas for the changeableness of earthly ii ings
Ia the night the wind whsked round into the
north northeast, and brought us a stiuging
driving storm of snow and rain and sleet,-a
mean, nasty, pitiess, pelting storm, that whiri-'
ed the lately brilliant leaves in shower from
the trees, and converted them into a sodd, n,
muddy, ignomlnious mass on the sidewalks
and along the cutters. The purple glow was
transferred from the skies to the lips and
noses of unlucky mortas in the streets.
Binding snow, creaking sign-boards, unman-
agable umbrellas, slippery crossings and sour
looks were the salient features OF a morning
walk down town. 1t vas forcible illustra.
ton Of the nth that surprises are not always
in good taste.
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az .46laa ID &. 19FA4a.I
AAl sa58
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Cid at Malaga 2ist ut, barque voyager, Gibbs, for
New Orleans
At tronstadt 18th ult, brig Five Brother, Thurlow,
rom tettn tor Boston ready.
Sid I'm Antwerp Sd inst, slip II Southland, Cop
ei. New Yort.
Ar at Liverpool 14th inst. slnps Alexander Mar
shall. Marshall, and Columbia Robinson, from st
JOHN. Ma.
AT C.rdiH ID inst. ships Eldorafo Haskell, and
Ma Emma Pauen, for Rio Janeiro bar ines Ell
len Dyer Leland, TOR Cardenas. Haw horn Will
lams Tor New York
AT Gloucester f.. Sd inst ship Wild Hunter. Ke,.
ley. for New Orleans ; barque Lavlnia Davis for
New York.
Ar at ''alao 9th ult, shin joseph Fish stacl pole
Liverpool to oad tor Hamburg
In port 2~th ult, ships Orient. Hill Tor Hamburg.
ready; Thos Lord ia tor Antwerp, do Nit ar
son. Pennen, ior Hayre. do; Shatnuc, Scale or
Sid I'm Montevideo Aug 90, orig Daphne Young,
Havre: 4th, hafquc Jewess. Watson. Be ton,
AT Rio Janeiro 9Th nit, ship Pocahontas Deyens
from Boston tor san tlanc SEQ, rePg Darque Ialls-
m n. Anderson, from New York, DIS.
at Swa Island Esd ult. barque transit, heHar, for
Hampton Roads.
CT at Montreal 18th nlt baraue q Ho'brook'
for Cuba,
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TO MOTHERS.

Mothers! we also commend the NERvINE for use
In the diseases which aict children while Teething,
certain to affurn quick and grateful relief. The
sysuRs, 81 ~h OPIUM Is the principal
tions. of he stomach and bowels and actually
impede the healthy growth of Your offspring. To
cure Wind Collie. regulate the bowels soften the
gums, and relieve pain. the NERvINE will always
be found safe and efficient.
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go 14s75sss7a' a1.F -s4avs .ss-o .t-H
-1L-y -lrai
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DODD'S NERTZ-N.E
AND ENVaGORATOR!

This Medicine Is a NERVE TONIC. 1t stops the
waste OF vitality, braces the Nerves and quietly reg
uales the sys EN-. sleeI lessness, Irrtabilty Loss
OF Energy. Loss OF Appetite, d siepsa, Constipa
ton, local Weakness. anu general ia ling OF the
mental ana bodily functions, are the ommon indica-
ton OF Nervous Disease. Dodds Nervine and IDvtg-
orator is complete specific for all troables. Il is also
the best iC is also the most agreeable. ..
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PENOBSCoT COUNTY.

We learn from the Bangor Wing that Rev
OF Gulf .rd. doomed dead Fridav m"rnin@ .,
his house, supposed from heart disease. His
father died in the same way about twenty
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Don't Use Anything Else

~ Dodd's Nervne contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient. For sale by all Druggists.
Price One Dollar per bottle
II. B. SfrORER 81 c., Proprietors,
No. IS Fulton Street, New York.
W. r. Phillips Co, Wholesale Agents tor Maine
October 10, 1867. W&S1y
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SPOh.SNs
JuIv al Lat 20 4s s. lon Al 30, ship John Patten,
from Akyab tor e, gland. - llI VIZ
Sept lat IS OS =. / n 30 W, brig Abb e clifford,
from Rio .Janeiro Tor New yor
Oct 8, lat 80 80 ion Is o. orig Mercedes from Glen
fuegos. - r. ..# ~. l#
Oct 4, Sc OF Absecom 30 miles, brig H Emery,
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VIM. 81. Bryant while engaged in examin-
ing the gearing OF Bessey's griot mill, in Un-
ion. had his coat caught in the spur wheel on
the main shaft. The coat passed to the hub or
wheel attached to the spindle, uustepping the
spindle, which saved him from being crushed
He Was caught by the hips and badly bruised
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state News.


The barn Of Samuel Wilder of Temple was
burned on Weonesd"y, supposed to be set on
fire. Su>p,cions are directed to an insane
pauper in The family, who has shown some
m dice Of late. MIR. Wilder lost his whole crop
n, how ind toad
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F7E ss--s 500 aesf.s.za b..n1llD
1-uI.lJ-r erHH
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MEMOzANDA.
DOW ESTlt PORTS.

Sch Z MeConnville. from Frankfort for York
which went ashore near Cape Race, was towel OF
18th and taken Ia to Proyiucetown. -rrrn B.