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NEW YORK. Sept. 21.--Money easy at "a De-
cent chiefly at on call The influx on currency Il
our banks continues, one baa alone to-day receiy
ing S310,000 from the West. Sterling Exchange dull
at i0Sk "a 100. Gold lower, opening at 144l advanc
il to III closing at 1881 There is no truth in thu
rumors that Government was selling Gold to-day
there were heavy sales of Gold TO day on account
bears Governments steady and strong with p0ot
demand. Henry Clewes s. Co. furnish the tolloWins
so quotations -Coupon SIS 1881 1f48 90 1i45 do 81
1862 ll4s a l42 do 1864 1iOf az lt04 do 1905 IN
g llla; do new, 1893 a 1881! do 1861, 1894 90 1904
do 1868, 1929; 1G-4G's, l05. 7l" -
Border State bonds firmsr; old Tennessee's TO-
new do 695; ola Carolina's 752; old Virginias 5S1
new do 53 a9 81; Missouri's 92A "a s2l. ~
Railways opened active and clos ed less active bu
steady on New York roads, while Western shares
Which advanced eally in the day closed easier Ex
press stocks strong Miscellaneous shares firm ex
cept Paeidc Mail, which declined. The following are
20 iigures:-Ganton, 4SS a 5O Cumberland, 3o5 a
80; Adams Express, 81 q /; Unite States All h
u; Pacific Mail, 10s q 1885, Western Union Tele.
graph, 3ia a. 5i5; New York Central. 1873 40 1884
Erie, 4a % IS; do preferred 50 607O; Hudson. 141j
Genital, l1st q 119; Michigan Southern, s4b a. IS
Cleveland y Pittsburg, SO q 87S; Illinois Central
~ % l45; Toledo 1921 g 1927; Rack Island, 1903 a
1881; Chicago 81 North Western, 9cs "a 903; Fort
Wayne, 1923 G9 1893; Hartford s. Erie 90 a. 49,
The receipts at the Sub-Troasury to-day amounted
1874, SSt. ~-'
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Personal.

80 ISfSOnA1. I7.9 ..lI ~ I
rE,HE following persons will hear sometime to
their advantage, by applying in person or by LEI
ter with GEO. r. DAVIS 81 co, Portland.
Benjamin Palmer, father of Albion Palmer. late
Co. 81" 18th Me.Vol. e7 eHa aiiaa-iT - .' ~
William Larkin, late U. s. Str VIM. Bacon. %.
Arthur NJ. Brown, late Co. X, 9Th Me. Vols.
Rebecca P. Donald, mother of j. t. Donald. 18th
Me. Vols e y NHl Iti 33-se. III
Gee A Thompson, late LIST Maine Battalion.
Winfields. Hunter, late Co e. SD Mass. Vol. Z
VIM. White, late Go. f, 10Th Me. Vols
John Kramer, late Co A. 18th U. S. Infantry.
Sept 16-d1w -
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Eareion Markets

HAVANA, Sept. 1o-bTolasses, c,ayed, dull at 81 ;
Muscovade or comnon4 Potatoes firm at S. But
ter firm at 80 a 40. Hams 20 for common sailed and
Z2c for sugar cured.
LONDON. Sept. -Afternoon.-Americau securi-
lies firm; Illinois Central shares 90s; Erie shares
81 20 aa77 80 -faai fiit is
|; LIVERPOOL, Sept. 21-Atternoon.- steady.
Breadstuffs firm. Pork buoyant at SIS Cd. Cheese
57s. Bacon 56s Sd. Pale Resin buoyant at 15s.
LONDON, Sept. 1-Evening.-Amercan securities
quiet; United States 5-2Os 72I; Illinois Cent? al
shares 905; Erie do 303. o.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 21-Evening closed
quiet; Middng uplands 1OAd Orleans do 10sd. CAL
ifornia Wheat 12s Sd. f'c9 Et'B4eGa - Il
LONDON, Sept. 21-Evening. is quiet and
steady. Calcutta Linseed fiat and nominal.
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WEST INDIES.
HAYTI. I

NEW YORK, Sept. 21-The Times Port an
Prince correspondent says: This week several
prominent citizens of Aux Cages, were captur-
ed by Salnave's adherents, the Piqlfets. and
sent to him, They were instantly shot
Salnaye recently fitted out bark as a man
oof-war and dispatched her in company with
the small Hayden Mail steamer Marrieue with
provisions and ammunition. to Gonaives where
ms friends, Gen. Yictorne and Chelalier. still
hoid ont IN his favor. 1t has just been rumor-
ed That the revolutionary war steamer Libertie
su ceeeded in capturing the port.
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M Arb N e n EWS.
g PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday. September 2I.
'-'-'-t.-' ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Chisholm, Boston for East
port and ST John, NIB. trs 20.
Brig j Ii O'Brien, BIZ Sutherland, Pictou. .-4
Brig Kate, (Brl Stuart, Truro. NJ
Sen Cendora Day tI,rl Mcleod. st John. NIB.
: Sch Dauntless. BIZ shaw, Fredericton, NIB.
Sch Ocean Star. Kennedy, New YORK:
Sch Earnest tbr) Branscomb, New York, to load
st John. NB.e
Sch Texas, Creamer. Boston.
Sch Duroc, Hardy, Boston.
Sch Henry, Carter, Salem. ii IL. 49,
Sch Cherokee, Gray. Gloucester.
Sch A Creed, Hodgdon, Newburyport ....
Sch Parkhurst, Joyce. Georges Bank.
Schs Grace Darling, Fernald. and Dashing Wave,
Hall, Camden. -. ..--
Sen Lucy Ann, Andrews, Camden.
Sch sigma, Harris, Franklin tor Boston.
Sloop Northern Light, Hamilton, Boston. ~
CLEARED. s.-
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, New York Henry
Fox. .. an -. .,s
Brig Castillian, VIM Fl Lang Matanzes-E Chur
chill & Go. I.-..-.
Sch Geo Brooks, Henley, Bangor II Paine.
Sch Helen Mara, Prince, Camden and Belfast
! Eastern Packet Co. ''-'' '
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Singapore LIST ut, barque Mariana, RYDER from
Batavia. ar July !, tor Boston via Padang.
At Calcutta 6tlrult. ships Josiah itch, Page, for
Boston, dg; Congress, burlington, tor Mauril ius /;
Rangoon. Congdon, and Castine, Thurston, unc
MESSENGER, Hill, and Tiber, Arey, do; barque f b
Fay. Durham, unc.
Sid I'm sauzor 5th nit, ship Winged Hunter Small
for Boston.
Ar at Ma1aga Cd inst, barque Danl Webster, Nick
erSon Santa Cruz.
Cd at Malaga 9Th inst, brig Potosi, ior Portland.
Sld i'm Hnll inst, ship Argosy, Reed. Cardiff, 10
load for Callao
Sid I'm Rio Janeiro 23d ult ship Priscilla, York,
Boston. ~
Ar at Windsor, Ms, 9TH inst. sch Convoy. French,
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PENNs yByANEA.
soLp1ERs' AND SAILORS NATIONAL coNvEN

SO TON.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2l.-The Committee of
.,,ranaaments of the Soldiers aud Sailors Ma
tipnai Convention which meets in this city
Oct LIST and ID is in RECEIPT OF Information
from all parts of the United States indicating
an immense gathering. A meeting of State
governors will take place at the same time,
TRANSFORMATION has been reduced on all the
Pennsylvania railroads to cent mile each en-
way This arrangement has been followed oy
the Camden & Ambcy, Stubenville q Indiana
and Michigan Central and other railroads 5,
Delegations will be welcomed by Major NC
Michael ats o'clock p. NJ. on the first day at
Independence Square. The Convention will
assemble at the same place at 2 2. NJ, and be
tbesporning Of the ID day there will be a grand
street parade, and in the evening mass meet
ing at Union league House, to be addressed by
civilians The whole affair will then terminate
with torch light procession of BOYS IN Blue
and Wide Awake clubs. All communication
in reference to details Should be addressed tt
fFes: Coils, chairman of the committee OF ar
engagements, at Philadelphia.
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MARRIED..

- ------------
In Naples, Sept 81 by Rev. A. blanchard, Frank
Fl i. HoHghton and Miss Louise W. Goodridge, both
of Portland 'i"
In Lewiston Sept. r. Robert A. Woodbury., OF H.,
and Medora Pnkiam, OF Brunswick.
In skowhegan, Sept 6, Edward II. leighton and
Vienna A. Brown. -+i
In Watervle, Sept IL, Alonzo B. Morrill, and Su-
san l.. morrill,. - ~ b. go ..'
In Watervlp, Sept II, Albert R. Ward, Of China,
and Abbe Weeks, OF Vassa boro. - ae
In Scion, Sept. 10. Edward p Baker and Eunce
l.. Par1ln. --t-.t - ,f
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ALLAH A MA.
NEGROES HUNG BY A MOB.

patch from Columbia, Ala, to the Appeal TO-
day, says three negroes confined in jail there,
charged with the burning of female semina-
~ ten days since, were taken out by body OF
Ku-Klux Klans, estimated at from $50 to 300
and carried a short distance from the Jail aud
hung TO a bridge. Strong resistance was made
by the authorities. A skirtuish ensued but
the officials We're overpowered and locked up
in the room.
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ssTEHE FAIR 80

The undersigned will publish daily during the State
Agricultural Fair, pap"r with the above
title, containing list of articles and animals enter
ed for exhibition the names of contributors, and
awards of premium.
Programme of each days work will be
given, with history of the progress of the Fair from
day to day. detailing all matters of general interest
Two Thousand Copies will be published
each day for gratuitous distribution at the Hall and
On the Fair Grounds making gross circulation of
eight thousand copies. Should that be insufficient
to supply the demand, and sufficient patronage is
offered, a larger edition will be issued
Contributors wishing more prominence than can be
obtained through the usual catalogues and minutes
OF the fair will find this valuable medium through
which to call public attention to the merits of their
~-trias
As not only or own citizens, but s5ransers-oon-
tributors visitors from all parts of the State
will be in attendance, it will readily be perceived
that offer medium for general adrertisny rare
ly eQuatted.
B. THURsToN CO.,
Printers Exchange, Ill Er. st.
$50 ATwELL s. Co,
ia Middle Street.
Portland, Sept 49, 1868.
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CONNECrH1'UT.

BRIDGEPoRT, Sept 21-At Montoe Conn,
yesterday, two men, named Hiram Hawley
and Mortimer Crowfeet, had dispute about
ladder, which resulted in Hawleys drawing
revolver and shooting Crowfeet in the breast,
abdomen. killing him instantly. Crowfeet has
family, aud Hawley was unmarried .a'
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SOUTH AMERIcA

IIii4 fAHA0TU AYAN WAR.
NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-We have letters from
Buenos Ayres TO Aug. 18TH and Rio Janeiro
to Ang. 26th, which contain additional reports
from the seat of war in Paraguay. The pris-
oaerS captured at Hunlaita are arriving. The
fortress was being levelled. No attack had
been made on Limbo up to the 18th.
Sarmiento had been designated for President
OF Buenos Ayres, and the Senate had passed a
bill making Rosario the capital
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IN AN
- nouncng a change of location of the
largest "EAERBANEx,, in Portland, together
with OFFICE to more suitable situation, more
accessible to the people, very much convenient
ly arranged for The prosecution of the calling, which
seemeth to be speciality with the subscriber,
ders it necessary simply to say, that owing to the
rapidly increasing trade generously bestowed, so
apr ciatingly acknowledged ami admitted call ior
on the part of the subscriber, every DESIRE motive
and exertion to respond in such manner as will
continue only to retain the former patronage but
add thefeuntoin greater or less degree those whose
comfort and happiness say NOTHING of the preserva-
ton of ife) entirely dependent in great
to the excellency of a GOOD COAL.
The subscribers Spacious store House is re-
plete with probably the best average STOCK OF
COAL yet introduced. The re-appcations con-
stantly continuing, the expression of praise unqua-
fed and decided in their character, prove the cor
rectness of the assertion.
Present location Of 0nicc aud Scale foot OF
MAPLE, junction of MAPLE ani COW.
SITS, thitherward al who would procure COAE
as above delmeated and at moderate profits will
necessarily make known their applications to
sep16eodf sos. III. POOR.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, Sept. GA shooting ARRAY
occurred in Fayetteville, Friday, between Rob
ert w. Stedman, son of w. A. Stedman, and
D. w. II. Morrow, q. S. Deputy Marshal, in
which both were killed. Tf .a tI
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Property on Green Street az ADo-

ON THURSDAY, Sept. "a, 1868, at o'clock P. M. j..
~ the property Green and Mechanic Sfre+Is
belonging the estate OF the lste Robert Hull and
irmerly oocnp'e, by him a Soap and Candle Nam
uIaetory. The lot is forty by 100 feet fronting on
Dotn Streets The building has all the convenipnces
o tie manufacture OF Soap and Candles, or could
~ inFoVed so as to be made productive. There is
, y, sool water in the cellar. Terms half cash;
c,; 30 On Mortg lge For further PARTICULARS en-
sen,iai T9hh l. Hull, or 70 BA LEY,
>i''''tou AuctiOnCer.
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MAINE.

RocKLAND Sept. 21.-Saeriff Llughton, be-
fore reported missing, has been heard from TO-
day, at Hallowell, where he arrived on Satur-
day evening, and left this morning, but has
not been traced further. He is supposed to
be suffering from mental arrangement.
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AUCTION SALES,


no ali 3 it Sept 22d, at O'Clock P. NJ. will
corner n naluabe lot Of land on he nortberl
On t ami 28on India Street he a "a s ss
rsy locate y' oe Gr two desirable streets and CEN
ers Of real estate Term me Opportunity 20 puTehas-
seDl9dLd r O. RArDv
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DIED.

In this city, Sept 81. Mrs. Deborah, widow OF the
late Edward B. Souther. aged SO years months.
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon. at O'Clock,
from No. 30 Pleasant street. Relatives and thriends
are invited to attend.
In Paris, Sept. IL, Mr.. Rollo NJ Cole, aged 90 yls-
graduate of Bowdoin College class OF 1867.
Kelsey j. and Eliza s. Denning, aged months and
II days. ..-.-
In Gorham, Sept. 20, Mrs. Rhoda, wife of Joseph
Cressey, aged So years months
In Watervle, Sept i6, Col. johnson Williams,
aged 10 years.
In Bath, Sept. is, Mrs. Chrsttana Barton, aged So
years months. ,-
In Waterville, Sept. i6. Miss Harriet Redipgton
aged ~ years.
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A'-HA--
'h'Hi'ra'' ,.'= a.a'@dfst CT -.
I'd .so',,ssu a.e 1851. --e. ,,a..,.. s.a
.H9'g 81 .f+ -,.-..H a.
Hundreds suffer ON in silence, and hundreds of
others apply vainly druggists and doctors who eli
ther merely tantalize them with the hope of a cure
or apply remedies which make them worse would
rot assert anything that would do injustice the at
be produced from excessive exhaustion of the powers
Of life, by laborious employment, unwholesone air
and food, profuse menstruation the use OF tea and
coffee, and frequent chdbirtb it is far oftener caus
ed by direct irritation, applied the mucous mem
brane of the vagina itself.
When reviewing the causes of these distressing
complaints, it is most painful to contemplate the at
attendant evils consequent upon them 1t is but sim
pie justice to the subject enumerate few of the
many additional causes which so largely affect the
lite, health and happiness OF woman in all classes OF
society, and which, consequently affect more or less
directly, the welfare OF the entire human family The
mania that exists for precocious education and mar
riage, the years that nature designated for
corporal Development to 10 wasted and perverted
in Che restraints ofdress, the early confinement of
scnooI and especially in the unhealthy excitement
of the ball room. Thus. with the body halt clothed,
and the mind unduly excited by pleasure perverting
in midnight revel the hours DIES gned by nature for
sleep and rest the work of destruction is half accom-
plishcd. 90
In consequence OF this early strain upon her sys-
TEN, unnecessary effort is required by the delicate
votary to retain her situation in school at later day
thus asgravating the evil. When one excitement is
over, another in prospective keeps the mind morbid
ly sensitive to impression, while the now constant
restraint of fashionable DRESS absolutely forbdding
the exercise indispensable TO the attainment and re-
tention of organic health and strengths the exposure
10 mghtSar; the sudden change of temperature; the
complete prostration produced by excessive dancing
must OF necessity produce their legitimate effect At
least an early marriage caps the climax of misery
and the unfortunate one hitherto so utterly regard
lees of the plain dictates and remonstrances of her
delicate nature, becomes an unwilling subject of
medical treatment. This is but truthful picture of
the experience of thousands of our young women.
Long fore the ability to exercise the functions OF
the generative organs they require an education Of
their peculiar nervous SYSTEM com posed OF what is
called the tissue, which is, i'll with the fe-
male breast and lips, evidently under the control of
mental emotions and associations at an early period
of life; and as we shall subsequently see, these
tons, when excessive, lead, long before puberty, to
habits which sap the very life OF their victims
nature has selfcompleted their development.
For Female Weakness and Debility, Whites or Leu
corrhea Too Profuse Mensruation, Exhaustion, Too
Long Continued Periods, Tor Prolapsus and Bearing
Down, or Proapsus Uer, we offer the most perfect
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Ar at Aspinwail 9Th. barques Acacia Robinson,
Boston, eth Ellen Stevens, Davis, New York.
Cid at Newcastle, NIB, nth inst brig Geo w Chase
Tor philadelphia. =
Ar at New YORK 2ts, sch Teazer, from Portland.
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aOUTa CAROLINA.

SUSPENSION OF a SENATOR.
COLUMBIA, Sept. 2f.-rhe Senate suspended
to-day, for six months. Mr.. Leslie, white for
alleged contempt. Leslie is Republican but
votes with the Democrats on questions of col
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LOUISIANA.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

ELECTION PROCLAMATION. ..L
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 21.-Gov Yarmouth
has issued a proclamation calling for the cleo
ton of Presidential electors and members of
Congress- on the Sd of November. ".
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EXTRACT Buchu !!

WSE hH aafa r1j 1922 T. sT-le,
.alfI e0HG.E
-haHis~a'a ..g- s4z-Ed ~ ga ,.- --.a o.
20 .gd.su s5s 1921. t-7. ..4.t. s,a
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Licensed Plumbers.

TIME undersigned have been licensed by the Port
Il land Water Co, to do Water Plumbing under the
spord to all calls in our line and to supply pipe OF
all kinds upon the most reasonable terms. Persons
wishing to obtain water cannot be too early in APP
plying as no services can be put in during the win
ter.
CHARLES PEARCE a. CO..
/ Union Street.
August Goth, 1868. st.--s au27d3rn
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NOTICE Is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
tine trust CT Administrator OF the estate OF
JoSEPHeC. MOVES, late OF Portland.
inthe County of Cumberland, deceased, and has
the law directs. All persons having demands upon
the estate OF said deceased, are required to exhibit
the same ana all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
FRANK MOVES. Admir-.
Portland Sept. IS, 1868. sept16d1aw3ws
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z. VI. PATTEN 81 co.. Auctionecrs
oFFJCE14 EXCHA EGEsT. . 1888
CrOckery mt Auction

IN SATURDAY sept. 2Gth, AZ 10 A. n. 40 cratea
" ware, consisting in part Of Chamuerss Bowls
ana ESeIs Nappies 6akers, Bowls, Mugs Sugars.
Creams, Spittoons, Soups. Plates, Mix ana Bread
rams. Bird lths Bean and Pudding Pots be and
view THURSDAY. -
Also lot Glass and Plated Ware. sept22
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TE NNESsE e.
Aoc1DENr TO GOV. CLAYTON.

| MEMPHIS, Sept. 21.-Gov. Clayton, while
quail hunting yesterday accidentally shot hi.l-
self in the left hand, rendering amputation
necessary which was successfully performed.
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w OWE AN.

FEMALES, owing to the peculiar and important
relations which they SUSTAIN their peculiar organza
ton, and the offices they perform, are subject to
many suiierings. Freedom from these contribute in
no small degree to their happiness and welfare, for
more can be happy who are ill. Not only So but no
one OF these vari 'us female complaints C long be
suhered to run on without involving the general
health of The individual and are long producing per
manent sickness and premature decline Nor is it
pleasant to consult physician for the relief of these
various delicate Affections and only upon the most
urgent necessity will true woman so far sacrifice
her greatest charm as to do this The sex will then
thank us Tor placing in their hands simple specifics
which will be found eeacious in relieving and cur
ing almost every one OF those troublesome plants
peculiar to the sex. 81 .trE4 ~ a-t.-.t
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LoNDoN, Sept. 21.-Hon Arson Burlingame
and the Chinese Embassy have arrived in this
city, and are stopping at Grosvenor Hotel
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WeE.N'E,E -Eg
SEED wv HHEAT'

ONO BUSHELS RED AMBER SEED
ANSWHEAT,t the most reliable and sure arti-
Gle OF WINTER Wheat to sow in New England, for
sale at Portland Agricultural Warehouse and Seed
Store, by
II KENDALL DE- UHTTNEY,
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Bankrupt stock by Auction.

HAVING received from Boston the consignment
IL Bankrupt Stock, 1 shall sell every evening, as
Store next City Building, on Congress stTeet,
Tweeds Motions, Doeskins Cassimeres, Satinetts,
AK inster, Alhambra and MarseIlles Spreads Table
Covers, Napkins, Handkerchie HOsie v, and Under
Shirts, Umbrellas, Fine Table and Poker Cutlery,
Kerosene Lamps, Casters, Clocks, Wade & Butchers
and Worstenholm Razors, Stationery, Oil Paintings,
MTrors, Pictures, Corn Brooms, Floor ana Dust
Brushes, Wooden Ware, Glass Sets, Tumbltrs, Cob
lets, Salts Nappies, Iiust Brushes Fine Ieweiry &c.
Also, Twenty-Five WATCHES, part OF which are
very fine goods.
The most OF III stock is first class and offers an
opportunity which trust will be improved by the
public. r. o. BAILEY, Auet
September 5, 1862 diff
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GAIA pa.

TRIESTE, Sept. 21.-U. S. steamer Frolic,
Admiral Farraguts squadron, has gone
Venice.
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PROBABLE DEATHS FROM EXPOSURE.

OWEN SOUND, Sept. 21.-George Brown, the
Postmaster at this place, G. A. Fatterger, John
Iobnson and Charles Kennedy started for
formation having been received here re garding
their safety, a tug boat was chartered to go in
search of them. Itreturned this morning with
the body of Mr.. Kennedy, which was found on
White Cloud Island, very much DIST cured. =
The weather was SO stormy that the tug had
to return, Another tug left to-day for a furth-
er search.
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D. al okSDAY, Sept Path, at 1ooc,oct AM Of
sinks If ,nd Se4 Talo BE Mattresses Beiseads,
,onn Giass ana 1Tres' chairs, Stoves, Lounges bu-
io.u- oidss anu CIOck ry Ware, Tin, &c
seHt%-uto F.o. BAILEY, Auctioneer
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TIE NOVA SCOTIA TROUBLES

HALIFAX, Sept. N.-The House on Saturday
resolved Itself into n committee of the whole
on the state of the country, when the Speak
er left the chair and delivered a violent speech
against confederation, and said if Nova Scotia
was not set free he should continue TIL his dy-
ing day to- reprobate aud condemn the measure
as fatal to the political life and material inter-
ests of the Province The people OF Queens
county have presented an address to Blanch,
| ard expressing appreciation of the noble stand
he has taken In hehnlf of r,inn
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Notice to the SSck i!
DR.. GREGORIE LAMONT

All Diseases Positively Permanent
Cnred and Perfect Health Restored.