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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-24
ASSASSINATION JUsT1FIED!-It is difficult tc

| ASSASSINATION JUsTIFIED!-It is difficult to
think so poorly of human nature even when it
is embittered by political hate, as some of the
Democracy compel us to. To assert that men
openly gloried in the murder of President
Lincoln, would be a hard saying, but it would
undoubtedly be true. The better impulses of
the heart are violated by political rancor-and
men have gloried in Deeds which would seem
to put them on level with Satan himself
If we were to assert that leading paper in
the Northwest had in the most vulgar and
profane terms exulted in President Lincoln's
violent death, it would seem to be a libel, SO
revolving would it appear. And yet not long
ago, the Chicago Times, a leading Democratic
organ, said:
Do you blame US when we say that God was
Just in sending John Wilkes Booth on that
dark Good Friday night, three years ago, the
darkest and gloomiest in American history, to
strike the traitor down, and liberate the free
men of America from the yoke of despot?-
God is Just. He struck the tyrant Lincoln
from existence at an hour when the country
could no longer bear the burden of him, nd
Tod, IN His wisdom, can not let the free peo-
PIE oil America, whom He has SO protected and
prospered, long remain chatting under the rule
ofany despot.
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United States Circuit Court.

SEPTEMBER TERM-FoX, j., PRESIDING.
The St. ptember term OF the United States Circuit
Court for the Maine District commenced its session
IN this city on Wednesday, Judge Fox the bench,
and was opened with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Bailey, of
the LIST Parish Church. The grand jury was then
empanelled as follows:
Lyman Seavey Foreman, Orlando P. Sawtelle.
Bangor; John S. Bracket, John +. Randall, Port
land Thomas T. Simpson. Henry L. Mitchell Linn
erick; John E. Ash, Asa r. Jones, Turner; Joseph
Mcdonald, Albion X. p. Bray, Poland; Jacob NJ
Shaw, Lowell; M. Mower, Greene; Isaiah Clifford,
Josiah A. Prescott, Vassalboro; Elisha Pinkham,
william Glidden, Newcastle Charles l.. Allen,
RocklaDd; John W. Seayey Chancey Spaulding,
Frankfort; Calvin r. Gardner, John G. Low, Penn
broke.
After an impressive charge from Judge Fox, as to
the nature of their duties the grand jury retired
atten to such matters may be brought before
them by the District Attorney, Geo. &c F. Talbot,
Esq
The petit jury was then empanelled as follows:
Henry Tarbox, Foreman, VAssa'boro; Adam Le-
mont, Portland; Moses PhilpOt, Philip Fitzpatrick,
Limerick; Royal H. Bird, Silas B Skillines. Tur-
ner; John @. A. Waterman, Aaron Morrow, Poland
Lorenzo D. Manson, Diver Caswell, Greene; r. G.
Chapman, Newcastle; John G. ThOrndke, Bangor.
There being business to be acted upon, Court
adjourned to 10 o'clock Thursday morning.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-24

TICKETS for the Agricultural Fair are for
sale by Lowell & Senter, corner Congress and
Brown streets; Hall L. Davis, Bailey & Noyes
and S. FL. Colesworthy, Exchange street: Hoyt
q Fogg, corner of Oak and Congress streets;
George G. Frye, corner of Congress and Frank
lin streets; Samuel Role, corner of Chestnut
and Congress streets; Andrew Halves, Stroud :
water Village.
The tickets have been left at these places for
the convenience of the public and to relieve
the Treasurer, w. E. Morris, ESQ.,, who is run
over with business connected with the Fair
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SEVENTH
Annual Exhibition
Maine State Agricultural Society.
At PORTLAND,
Tuesday, Wednesd0y, Thursday
and Friday,
Sept. 29fh ana Both, Oct. 1st and I'd, lS6S.

The Books of the Secretary now open at the
United stnies Hotel, Portland,
tor the reception OF entries:
All animals or articles entered for premiums, in
either department OF the exhibition. will be entered
free of charge, with the following exception.
Competitors tor premu on trotting horses, in all
outside or independent trOts, will pay 10 per cent.
first premiums offered in the class in which the
horses are entered.
Prices of Admission.
The charge for admission to the grounds will be
as follows:
| For single admission each day. 80 cents
For single horse and carriage, so cents; each per-
| son IN carriage 10 pay the regular admission lee
| For two horse vehicle and driver, 81 each per-
son beside the driver 10 pay regular admissi fee
For horse and rider, 81.
Admission to spectators seats, extra charge OF
Is cents
Five tickets, giving admission to the grounds, will
be sold TOR 81 OO ami five tickets, giving admission
| to the hall, viii be sold tor 81 10.
Season Tickets-gool during the Fair-admitting
carriage, gentleman and vile, and two minor chill
dren, to both ground and hall, 50 90.
Single mission to the hail. 20 cents.
Necessary attendants for stock and articles viii
be admitted free.
In addition to the regular premiums OF the Society,
thou sand dollars offered in purses for indie
pendent trias OF speed OF horses.
HOrses cOntesting tor any premium at this Fair,
must have been owned in this State six months pre-
viOus TO the time OF holding the Exhibition.
Entries Ior independent trots to be on or be-
fore Monday Sept, 20, at 10 O'Clock p NJ, with the
Secretary Of the Society, at the United states Hotel
Portland
Horses will be callel 20 minutes before the time
advertised, and MUST BE READY. Horses will be-
started at time. Any not being ready will be
ruled out. Three to enter, two to start; in all inde-
pendent or outside purses.
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state News.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY

A special dispatch to the Star states that
Hon. E. X. Smart, editor of the Jacksonian,
together with his female book-keeper, a girl of
eighteen years of age, were taken by the
House Auburn, Tuesday night between II and
IL o'clock and lodged in Auburn Jail. The
girl was released Wednesday morning Mr..
S. has not yet found bail. He has wife and
children. ....-.....
ARoosTooK COUNTY.
The Houlton Times says that Mr.. Fernald,
preceptor OF an Academy, there, has succeed
ed in finding gold at the old mill dam on
Cooks Brook in that town. Specimens to the
amount of a dollar in value were found in an
hours time, by washing. The metal is in a
very pure state, but is supposed not to exist
in quantities sufficient to pay for working.
KENNEBEo COUNTY.
Rev. Mr.. Halves, pastor of the Baptist
Church of Monmouth, died suddenly on Sun
day morning. He was as well as usual when
he arose and went out of the house. His
wife, finding that he did not return in proper
season, searched for him, and found him dead,
evidently having fallen and expired instantly
The cause of his death was probably heart
disease.
Mr.. Simeon Goodwin one of the first settlers
of the town of Litchfeld, died last Friday at
the age of So years.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Rev. Ransom Durham has on exhibition at
Bryant's Pond Station, three mammoth
squashes. Net weight COL pounds: One
weighs 255 pounds, girts Z feet 9 inches, the
second 205 and the third $50.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
| In the Police Court at Bangor, on Tuesday,
| Abiather Grant was arraigned on the charge
| of killing Patrick Newman. The evidence ad
| duced was no different from what we publish
| ed Wednesday. His Honor, however, felt that
| it was case which should be investigated by
| jury, and ordered bail in the sum of $4,000 for
his appearance at the February term Supreme
Judicial Court.
| sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
Mrs. Sarah Small, of Bowdoinham, Sc years
of age, has the present season spun 215 skeins
OF yarn and has wOve As yards OF cloth, besides
assisting in doing the Homework of a large
family.
| WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Mrs. Sophronia Sawyer, wife of Col. L. B.
Sawyer, of Steuben, and daughter of the late
DR.. Handy, died very suddenly the morning of
| September 18th. She went out to the shed to
see about some poultry and not returning was
| looked Tor in about five minutes and found
dead in a sitting posture. Death probably &C.
| casioned by heart disease.
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Tobias Derby Condition Powders are warranted
superior to any Others or pay for they Dis
temper, Worms, Bots, Cough, Hide Bound, Colds,
&c, in horses, and Colds Coughs Loss of Milk Black
Tongue. Horn Distemper, &C., in Cattle. These
Powders were formerly put up by Simpson l..
Tobias, son Of DIR. Tobias, and since his death the
demand has been so great that DR.. Tobias has con-
tinued to manufacture them. They are perfectly
safe and innocent; no need of stopping the working
of your animals. They increase the appetite give
fine coat cleanse the stomach and urinary organs,
and increase the milk Of cows. Try them, and you
will never be withoutthem. Col Philo P. Bush, of
the jerome Park Race Course" Fordham, N. Y,
would not use them until told Of what they were
composed, since which lime he is never without
them. He has over twenty running horses in his
charge and for the last three years has used no 9TH
err medicine tor them.
Sold by Druggists and Store-keepers throughout
the United States. Price rs cents per box. Depot
10 Park Place, New York. au29eod&eow1m
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THE Importation CT rags from the Mediter-
ranean, hides from Brazil and other commodi-
ties from the tropics, is known to bring the
germs of disease, chiefly fevers, which are
sometimes very affecting and fatal Ayers
Ague Cure stimulates the Liver to excrete
these germs from the system as effectually as
it does the miasmatic poison of our Ague dis
trcts. Consequently it affords invaluable pro-
lection to stevedores and others whose occupa.
tons expose them to these dangerous intec-
tions; and we hope to render thema valuable
service in giving them this international New
York Despatch. sept2O-ed1w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
w eStbrOOk 1868 Taxes

Tue treasurer ofthe Town OF Westbrook hereby
gives notice that the Taxes for 1868 were committed
70 inc collectors for collection the LIST day of July
and that by vote of said Town an abatement Of i've
per cent VIII be made to those who voluntarily pay
thelr iaxes to the Collectors within three month:
from their commitment, and that INTEREST will be
charged on all taxes collected after January list 1869
GEO. c. GOODMAN, Treasurer
LEWIS l.. RECORD. Collector of Westbrook. Office
Stevens Plains.
STEPHEN FELTON,, Collector School District No 8
once Woodford's Corner. jy7till oct1sN
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SURGICAL OrEnAr1oN-A corr.snond.

SURGICAL OPERArIoN.-A correspondent
states that on Wednesday of last week, by a
severe surgical operation, Dr. Hall, of Cum
berlard, succeeded in removing large num-
Der of shot, together with wadding, leather
&c, from the interior of the bones of a broth
er's foot, where, lodged by the accidental dis
charge OF gun, they had been burrowing for
nearly whole year, causing an liberation SO
extensive as to necesstate the dissection and
removal of the entire inner structure of some
OF the largest bones as the only means of pre-
venting the eventual sacrifice of the foot.
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as reported but was owned by other parties. The
Norwegian barque fallen In with had encountered
the same gale and was In a crippled condition The
first mate OF the q HAYES. with part OF the crew
of the J q Richardson. went on board for the pur-
pose of taking her into the nearest port.
Brig PrentisS Hobbs, at Philadelphia rom Bangor,
while at anchor below the mouth OF the Schuylkill
bv sch Geo Pierce. of Ipswich and carried away jIb
boom. martingae, cathead stove bulwarks and sus-
tanned other damage
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1HE CoSFEsr Was a. sasrf- La IL
oouais - 10 auy efher Fsri 81 ths stst.. IA.
hlis~erth Aui-ricsH ssys of Be-: ~. r..,,lt 4.
80 sr-nd and satisfactory thaf Il WeH rspsy.
az - oa'si la tras la pstrioiic eEertion. ami ls
asap suK.eiy. We have usvoF known. IN oar
sAfeiiruee ., hotly oaairstel a G.ht A. chi,
iAs. hat tsarn, u1r onc better conducted ON
80 ''''es. Esrue.t dctermins-l u,f;,i,... L.
h@n'. saa e'ah isuf, a. were o. -. III IN.
s'-eaiisa Dcu'sorscy. taey w.. -, =, -,
Poiais ~ hePuhiiran- ist A. ,,,,,..., -, -
a. active aud JAS a. determined h., -
had entered the rank % s,t darn an. -
Ane Sho had pluck enough % fisht ia an, -.
thai Doe until sunset Che iith, when Tho 80,
o. the snteuihed werc broken aud yi,i.r,.
crowned TIE herculcan labnrs Of the day, aud
A'g'.. had ones and again won a signal tri.
umph over Wrong"
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THEATRE.-There was quite large and re
spectacle audience at Deering Hall last eve
ming, despite the storm, and the play of Leat
was handsomely performed. This evening the
popular sensational drama of Nobody's Daugh
ter will be produced, in which Miss Dollie Bid
Wei will sustain the leading character. Tn
plays are placed upon the stage in the mos
effective manner.
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BASE BALL-A friendly match game Of
base ball was played at Spruce Swamp, Bux-
ton, between the wampanoags of that place
aud the WiDonas OF Limington Academy. re.
sulting in the defeat Of the latter by score of
40 to "A.
Umpire, George Rounds. Scorer-Cba,les
Waterman-both of the Wampanoaes
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The PORTLAND ARGUS of Monday has an
article relating u the riots in this city on the
18th which is totally destitute of truth in its
statements, implications, and conclusions
Every line is charged with falsehood aud each
word and letter strains itself to the utmost to
give a wrong Impression as to the inspiration
aud authors of the outrages perpetrated on un-
Offending citizens. "-ReaneJec Journal
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MARRIED.

In West Auburn. Sept. 20, Charles s. Chase and
George A. Munroe anu
In Fairfield, Sept. 20, Charles cleveland and An
In Ellsworth, Sept. 8, Hollis c. Black and Mary y.
Deming. y ~
In Ellsworth, Sept. 2, Ferdinand Young and Har-
In Etna, Sept. II, j. W. McMaster and Miss NJ. Z.
Crabtree. - ~ ' L.
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IN AN

| IN AN
| nouncng a change of location of tina
largest PANORAMIC in Portland, together
WIN OTFACE to a more suitable situation, moro
eoessio'e 10 the people, very much convenient
~ arranged for the prosecution of the calling, which
seemeth to be speciality with the subscriber rem
uers 1t necessary simply to say that owing to tie
rapidly Increasing trade, generously bestowed so
Apr ciatinely acknowledged and admit ed, call for
on the part of the subscriber, every DESIRE motive
and exerton to respond in such manner as will
continue not only to retain the former patronage but
add thereunto in greater less degree those whose
comfort and happiness say nothing Of the preserva
ton of litel entirely dependent in great a measpra
to the cxceiIency of a GOOD COAL.
The subs ;ribers Spacious Store IN ou-. Ia 20.
plete with probably the best average STOCK oR
COAL yet introduced. Tho re-applications con.
stantly continuing the expression of praise unon.I-
fled and decided in their character prove the cor
rectness Of the assertion.
Present location OF Once and Scale foot ot
MAPLE, junction Of MAPLE md COW.
SITS, thitherward al who would procure COAI,
as above delmeated and at moderate profits win
necessarily make known their applications 10
sepi6eodtf sos. m. pOou
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A Gard

A Clergyman viii residing in South America az
missionary, dissolved safe and simple remedy toI
the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dis
eases OF the Urinary AMI Seminal Organs, and the
whole train OF disorders brought on by baneful and
this noble remedy Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipt
for preparing and using this medicine in sealed en-
velope, to any one who needs it. free of CHARGE
Address JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station i, Bible
House, New York City. jy2od3m an
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Superior Court.

GODDARD, PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-No. 9s-Frances A. Cutler vs.. F.
B. Hanson. Judgment was rendered for the plain
tiff for $40 by consent.
Carleton. williams.
No. 6O-McCarty VS.. Mclaughlin and Trustee was
settled by the parties.
Court will come in at o'clock Thursday afternoon
for the purpose of finishing up the business of the
term.
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN srn 49,,
MARI N e N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Wednesday, September s3.
ARRIVED.
steamer Franconia, Sherwood, New yor.
Steamer New England, Field, Boston tor Eastnort
ling Monica, Tracey, South Amboy for Ructsnor.
sen George Deering. Willard. Philadelnbia "
sen Light Boat. Achorn, So Ambov tor RnnIsr,rt
Sch OTIS, SWEET. Millbridge. 'oi oucksport.
Sch Ethan Allen, Blake, Yarmouth
S Sch M,u Deerng, Crosby, Bangor for Wevmoptb
gen Scn susan center Faies ,Tbomaston Tor New York
OCH margaret Parker, Rockland lor Gloucester
~, CLEARED.
low q Co. W Du'ioan' rietou-1 D WINS
gen Sch Ly1ia, tBrl Delorey. pictou.
Seh Livery, BIZ Hull, Clementsport Ms.
portaan aruest' Br) Branscomb, st John, NB-John
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
T Oia az Philadelphia 22d inst, baraue Henry
Ho,u, PORTLAND; brig Sta M Tucker do.
4, AT at New York 3d. schs Hannie Westbrook Lit
sSJo an PORTLAND; Panther, -, and Star, Crow
MEMORANDA.
Inc cargo of ship q Richardson, which was
abandoned 9TH inst, was not owned q s Spring.
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NEW sToRE.-The new and handsome
apothecary store of DIR. H. 7. Cummings. on
Congress street has now reached comnle,ion
and will soon be ready for occupancy. The
Doctor will be happy to see his old friend, AT
his new stand.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ROYAL Baking Powder !

If you want the cheapest and best article now in
use for cooking. try the Royal Baking Powder
Cost you nothing to try if not perfectly satisfactory
as every can is warranted
For sale by w. L. WILSON & CO., jesse Dyer
g. Co, Rufus Jordan, Boothby s. Hannatord, and S.
G. Chadwick. sep24d6tsN#
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RAILROAD MEETING AT ossrPEE.-There was
large and enthusiastic meeting Of the friends
OF the Portland & Rutland Railroad Compa-
ny at West ossipee on Tuesday, Sept. ord
An Official report. by E. IL. Haskell, Esq, Of
Portland, one of the Secretaries, is to be fur
nished for publication.
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In consequence of the storm last evening
the Grant and Colfax Guards of Ward seven
postponed their turnout until tomorrow Fri
day. evening. They will meet in the Ward
room at o'clock. with the Portland Band, and
carry out the original programme. 1t is hint
ed that public spirited gentleman is to tender
the cOmnanY a collation.
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TIM Argus is pleased 10 c,tecbisa Alter
ise'Aouhs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS somewhat tar
uS-,S sfoundless assertion against Alder
man Warwick, Il desires to know wheeler tbe
Fress agrees with il in oondemning the ais
charge OF laborers for such cause" It@fsar.,,
the Pres does not. We feel some besitatio,,
IN declaring an agreement on any subiac,
with the views of our contemporary, as we
have always experienced "a degree of difficnltv
in boiling him long enough to any one state.
ment of his principles to be really sure what
they were. But in this instance we are happv
to relieve the Argus "fears" and to assure it
'na' We fully endorse its virtuous condemna-
uon OF this naughty practice
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Portland and Vicinity,
New Advertisements this Dav.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN
Royal Baking Powder-W. L Wilson & Co.
Partner Wanted.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Deering Hall-Theatre.
AUCTION COLUMN.
GIoceries-F. o. Bailey.
sew ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
-FurnituIe-Ho Hooper & Eaton.
Howe S wing Machine-B. n. Harris.
Copartnership Notice-Chas. Merrill & Co.
Feather RtnOvator-J. S. Peasley.
Steam Bakery-W. C. Cobb.
Brick House for Sale on Spring Street.
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THE dusty and weary traveller will find most
excellent bath rooms at the American House,
Boston. Airy and spacious rooms, fine billiard
halls, vertical railway, cafe, reading room and
a superior cuisine, render this favorite house
with travellers from all sections.
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NEW STREET ScENE-Instead of tba hand
organs and singing, we had something new ves.
terday for the streets. A man was perambulat.
ing them, drawing crowds, by swallowing a
sword about two feet in length.
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Municipal Courf.

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
WEDEEsDAY.-Frank o. Donald was brought uI
on complaint made for an assault and battery on
John Lewis. Fined one cent and 1928 costs, which
he paid.
John Lewis, for intoxication and disturbance, wa:
fined 90 and costs. Committed.
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DIED.

- In this city, Sept u. Of consumption Mr. AIonzo
L. Barnum, aged 40 years 10 months. Vermont
and Massachusetts papers please copy
and days. "e1 ~ U.S.
and Elizabeth Role. aged IA months ~ DAYS " ''"'
lfuneral this Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
from NO. 81 Newbury street Friends are invited to
attend. e in'i'eu W
- In Limington, Sept. 2s very suddenly, Mr.. Abner
Chase Warren, aged 81 years. He was tormerjr of
Falls, Standish. VI ''eeP
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Under the New a

an the Errors and Abuses incident 10 Youth and
~ Early Manhood, with the humane view of treat
ment and cure sent by mail free of charge Address
Pa. san3oj e vsrosep, '
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OUR readers are reminded of the sale at s.uc.
ton tomorrow, at SP. NJ, of that valuable
piece of real estate at Morrills Corner, West
brook. See advertisement in another column.
Rent already offered $3.50.
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E AAZZS
VEGETABLE SIClLIAN
S&sM HAIR
N SRENEWER.

Renews lthe Hair to its original color
when gray.
Renews the nutritive matter which nourishes the
hair.
REVIEWS THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR
WHEN BALD.
Renews the brash wiry hair TO silken softness
BEAUTIFUL HAIR DRESSING.
~ One bottle shows its effects.
X. p. HALL & CO., Nashua, N H. Proprietors.
Fer sale by all drug gists. sep17eoi &eowImo
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Partner Wanted.

IN THE APOTHECARY BUSINESS, in thriy-
l. ing village in Cumberland Con nty, one that has
had some exp rience is preferred business well es-
tablished with good trade. and increasing. Capt.
tai required to have an equal interest, about 1000
dollars.
Address till Oct list, 1885,
APOTHECARY
sep2fsNt0c3 P. 0. Box 813, Portland, Me.
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ITCH! ITCH!! ITCH!!l
SCRATCH /! SCRATCH SCRATCH

IN from To to 48 hours.
WheatOn's Ointment cures he Itch,
S heaton's Ointment cures Sail Kbeum
w atoms Ointment cures Tetacr.
WheatOn's Ointment cures Barbers Itch
WheatOn's Ointment cures Every kind
of Humor like Magic.
Price, so cents a box; by mail, 60 cents. Address
WEEKS 6 POTTER, No. 10 Washington Street,
Boston, Mass. For sale by all Druggists.
September 26. e0d&w1v
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As golden skies proclaim the day,
A maiden fair, in loose array,
BY early birds was heard to say,
Il know who's to be Queen of May-and June
Flor Del Santo, Woodworth's new perfume"
sept19-eod1w