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WELCOMES
Liver Regulator
Dyspeptic Curer

FINHlS is an extraordinary remedy for the LIVER
AMI KIDNEYS, when diseased. 1t is compound
ca OF several OF the best Roots. II cribs and Barhs
known, which act directly on the LIVER aud KID
nEYS, correcting Digestion, Purifying the Blood,
Eeguiating the Nervous System, CuIing Pain in the
Side, Shoulders Back, Head, Neck and Limbs Sink
ing and Faintnsss OF the Stomach, Weakness of the
Limbs, Languidness, Yellowness of the Eyes and
Skin, Jaundice, Pain in the Bones, Dyspepsia, Dry
vousness Loss Of Memory, Weak Eyes, Dizziness,
Dropsy, etc. These difficulties arise from bad Iiv-
err.
Gg-It is valuable remedy tor Scrotulous and
Syphiitic Diseases, and all Glandular Enlargements
Canker, Humor in the Stomach and Bowei s. Costiye-
ness rheumatism, etc. 1t is free from Caomel and
Aloes-has all the GOOD properties of those Drugs
and none CT the bad. This is Purely Fegeta-
bic Remedy, safe Tor all.
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State News.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY

The Lewiston journal saws Horace Finn. a
young mason, % years of age, attempted to
pass between two cars, part of the noon
freight train on the M. G. r. R., Wednesday.
The cars were standing still at Auburn station,
when Finn tried to cross. just as he was
passing the hunters the train backed a few
feet, catching his right leg just above the foot
The alarm was at at once sounded and the
train had hardly moved rod when the leg of
the unfortunate man was extrcated He was
taken to his home and DR.. Wiggin was sum-
moned, who found the small bone of the leg
broken near the ankle, and blood vessel rup-
tured. The leg was of course badly iammed
The injury. however. is not serious
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PICTOU, Ms. Brig Anna Mitehell-275 tons coal,
to j l. Farmer
WINDSOR, Ms. Brig Kalamo-2sO tons plaster,
to order.
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Sch Rebecca Lane, OF Vinalhaven has been I'M
dergoing extensive reIahs and alterations at Glou-
cester. An additional deck has been added and her
tonnage increased 10 LII tons
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MEN's GLOVES at Chas. Gusts s. Co. $.

UNDER-SHIRTs and Drawers in all qualities
at Chas. Gusts & Co.'S, Congress st.
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MENIOR anna

Sch Intrepid, Bunker, from New York tor Bangor
with corn and -four, into on the 18th, oil
Cape Elizabeth, by an unknown vessel, and had
starboard bow stove in and foremost carried away,
and sustained other damage. She put in to Ports
mouth 10th tor repairs.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye
Is n staple of the Toilet.
1t is demanded wherever personal blemishes are
sidered OF sufficient consequence 10 be removed
us Effect Is Perfect =; its action In
Simultaneous!
Cristadoro's Hair Preservative

CrISCdUOrOS fAHIf FFeStrVatIVe
AND BEAUTIFYER is preparation of equal merit
and repute Its effect upon the hair is electrical 1t
tastens every loosenng fibre, replaces harshness
with sickness and fexibility, semi-baldness with
luxurance, dullness with gloss Its will incline
the straghtest hair to curl and prevent the dyest
from turning gray 1t is the favorite at every toilet
where it has been tried aud means OF keeping
the hair free from scurf and dandruf and the scalp
from calculations, is perfectly invaluable.
Sold by all Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No IS Maiden Lane. Prin-
cipal Depot No Castor i oct2SeodSseow1msN
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MARRIED.

In this city. Nov. 7, by Rev. Mr.. Southworth. John
Il. Thorne and Miss Susie K. Murry.
In Auburn, Oct. p, Alonzo FL. Libby and Mrs.
Abbe A Brewer.
In Norridgewock, Oct. 80, M. o. Hatch and Mrs
Sarah ] Patten, both of Skowhegan
In Pittston, Oct. 4, Capt. Jos. A. Kenney and Miss
Angelette Lapham.
In Winthrop. Noy.2 Charles B. Cobb, of Water
vile, and Agnes NJ. Berry, OF Winthrop.
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LAUNCHED-At Rocklsnd 18th inst from the ward
OF Snow, Farwell & 90, schr OF 260 TONS named
Edith Hall: owned by the builders and others and
to be commanded by Capt A Snow.
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P. L. L-At a meeting of the members of
the Portland Light Infantry, last evening"
George Webster was elected I'd Lieutenant,
Utce Charles Scott resigned; A. D.. Reeves Sd
Lieutenant, cice Webster promoted; H. III.
McDufie 4th Lieutenant, vice Reeves promot-
ed.
The Infantry have voted to go to Biddeiord
some time this month, for the purpose of CIV
ing public parade in the afternoon and a
promenade concert in the evening.
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Chevalier's Treatise the Hair, free 20
al, given away at the Drug Stores, sent by mail
Tree. This book should in every house. 1t teaches
to cultivate and have beautiful hair and restore gray
hair to its original COLOR stop its falling out, and
move all irritation dandruff from the scalp thus
keeping the hair beautiful to the latest period OF life
SARAH A. CHEYALIER, NJ. D.,
nO.7eodsN1m 1923 Broadway Y
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"A Dutchman, in describing span OF
horses which he had lost, said, "Dey wash very
mooch like, specially the off one. One lookt
so mooch like poth could not tell fodder from
which; when I went after one always caught
de oder; an whipped de one most dead, be-
cause de oder kicked at me-"
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-20

The SIX O'CLOCK TRAIN TO BosToN.-We
learn that next week it is to be decided whether
or not to continue the evening trains between
Portland and Boston. We trust the decision
will be to continue them. They have become
popular, especially with our merchants and
business men, who, after the business of the
day is over, can take the cars for Boston, and
oice uersa Moreover, the advantages of the
mails arriving from New York and the West,
so that our merchants can get their letters as
soon as the Post Office is opened in the morn
ing, are such that they will regret to see this
train discontinued. Twenty-four hours is
gained in answering correspondents, whose
letters arrive in the night train. This is of no
little Importance to our business men, and we
hope they will make such representations to
the Directors of the railroads as may induce
them to keep the trains on during the winter.
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DR.. ILsLEY's New SToRY.-Dr. Charles P
Ilsley, formerly of Portland, well known as
the author of Forest and Shore" "Wrecker's
Daughter" &C., has, during the past year
been engaged in writing new extended story
entitled Treasure Trove, or the Signet Ring, y
based on the finding of a curiously designed
ancient signet ring in buried jar, on Rich
mond's Island, Portland harbor, in May, 1856
The story is pronounced by good judges, who
have read it in manuscript. the Doctors mas
terpiece, and it cannot fail to attract general
attention.
The story will be published first in the Lew
iston Weekly Journal, and will occupy from
twelve to twenty numbers of that paper The
first chapters will appear in the Weekly Jour-
nal Of Nov. 18th inst, copies of which may be
had every Thursday at A. Robinson's and al
Fessenden Bros, Portland.
Persons desiring to subscribe for the paper
can do so by addressing Journal, Lewiston
Me. Subscription price 50 per annum.
nov20deod1w
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Found.

CANE into the enclosure of MIR. Charles Goodwin
" OF Cape Elizabeth, on Saturday, Nov 18th, ona
Red and White Cow, apparently or years DID,
The owner is requested to pay charges aud take the
same away. no20dSts
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To Holders OF Government Bonds
AND OTHER
SECURITIES AND VALUABLEf.
Union Safe Deposit Vaults,
40 State 81, Boston.

LEE, HIGGINsoN & Co., offer lor RENT. Safes
1nsue thedr vaults at rates from 800 TO 500 per
u as Bailees securities OF persons living in the
eouotry or travelling abroad, Officers of the Army
containing ull particulars forwarded on application
10 HENRY LEE, Manager,
Boston, Mar IS, 1s6S.-sNeod&w1y
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THEATRE.-The Bangor Wing and Courier
speaks of the Bnchanans in the following
terms:
Mr.. and Mrs Buchanan have been induced
by the request of numerous friends and pat
rons to remain with us two nights longer. To-
night they will repeat Richelieu, or the Con-
spiracy. Mr.. Buchanan's Cardinal Richelieu
is acknowledged as the most mastery piece of
acting ever seen in Bangor, and it is by the
express desire of many of our first citizens
that he has consented to repeat this beautiful
play. He is well and ably supported by first
class company, and the entertainment tonight
is well worthy the patronage of all intelligent
people.
Mr.. Buchanan will present Richelieu at
Deering Hall on Monday next Nov Odd
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JAPANESE ENFERTAINalENT.-Deeri Hall
was well filed last evening to witness the ex-
traordinary performance of the Japanese
troupe. Their gymnastics, balances, top spin
ming, sword performances and wire walking,
with the curious tricks produced were surpris-
ing as well as pleasing to the large audience
assembled. They will perform again this even
ing for the last time in this city previous to
their tour eastward Those who wish to see
wonderful performances should 60 and witness
them
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Friday Morning, November 20, 1853.
gR-F First Page to- dag-Views OF the Spirit

Fourth Page-Late Autumn; Successful
Failures; How Prussians Dig Potatoes; A
Beautiful Custom; Anecdote of President
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DEpARrUna OF OCEAN srNA MERs
PORT OF PORTLAND.

MARIN f. N EW >.
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FOREIGN PORTS

Sid FIN Padang Aug 80, ship Borneo, smith, toe
Boston.
Ar at Passaroang Sept u, ship Naples, HutOhtn.
son. PIobolingo for Boston.
AR at Messlna Goth ult. barQue Volunteer, from
Boston
AR al Cadiz oath ult, barque Harvest Home, Dicky
Gibraltar.
Ar at Liverpool nth inst, ship TanjOre, HumphFy.
CorDga.
AT TeneIife I'D ult, ships Ocean Express, War
saw, and Harry Bluff Oliver, IRON Callao.
Boston.
Ar at Hamburg 3ist ult, ship CosmopOlite, Watts,
Mobile.
Sid i'm Liverpool 9th inst, ship Oriental, Baleh,
Bos on.
At Demerara 2sth ut brig Robert Move, Dickin.
son, tor New York days
Ar at st John. NIB. 10th inst, sehs Euroclydon,
land.
cid 18Th horona Raupion n,nhar ro.Aa,as
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a n experienced Accountant is open for an en-.
y gagemeut each afternoon.
Address Z. q. Box 1926. uoo0d2ts
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Sept 49,, no lat sc, ship Celestial Empire, from
Calcutta for London.
Nov r. lat 800. lon 70 80, barque Horace Beals i'm
New York for New Orleans.
Nov IL, South OF Fire Island Light Ship Is miles,
brig Antilles, from Turks Islands for Boston.
No date, lat 80 n, Ion "a w, barQue Sagadahoc,
from Callao Tor Canary Islands.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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per steamer Scotia. at Now York;

lIeE ScOtld, at new 1Ofk.
Ar at Liverpool 4th inst, Universe, Jolley, from
New York.
Put back 5th, Emma, SWEET, tor Boston, land ie.
NAMED in the river 7tb1
Sid 9th, Galveston, Merriman, Havana; Samuel
Lindsey, Wilson, Philadelphia.
Cid 4th, Franklin, Hassel, New Orleans
Ar at Deal 5th Sarah A Staples, Staples, Philadel-
phia for London, land proceeded)
of Dartmouth 7th, American Congress, from Lon
don tor New York.
In Portland Roads 3 b, NJ A Herrera, Havsner,
from London TOR Baltimore.
Sid i'm Falmouth 9Th, John n Cushing, Swap, tim
Rangoonl for Sehiedam.
Put back 10 Bristol 9TH, Arthur Kinsman Buck
man, Tor New YOrF, anchors fouled.l
Sid i'm Queenstown 4th, Moonbean, Field, from
Rangoon) Tor Bremen.
Ar at Batavia Sept 3, wa Farnsworth, Howes,
New York.
Ar at samarang Sept IA, North American, Mitchell
Batavia
Ar at Table Bay, CGH. Sept 2stb, vicksbuys,
Thompson Cardiff.
Ar at Palermo 23d ult Clarabele, Tracey, from
Marseilles 2Sth, Sandy Hook, Barstow Llcata.
Ar at Messina 10Th ult. q Colson, Perry, Bangor;
3eth, Mattano Jarvis, Genoa.
Ar at Naples Goth nit, Cardenas, Palmer, Philadel
phia.
Sid 2sth, Peri Cole, Messna.
Ar at Marseilles 81 inst, Ormus Pettengill, and
Anna M Gray, CHM, New York; 18th, Trovators,
Blanchard. Philadelphia.
Sid I'm Bordeaux Sd INST d Doane. Veazie, for
New York.
Ar at Pauilsc 81, A Kennedy Hoffses, i'm Dor.
deaux Tor Savannah.
Cid at Havre fth, Fannie Carver Cardiff.
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THIS is TO certify that have this day given nv
Il son, Ephraim II. Townsend his tine 10 act and
trade ior himself, and that shall not claim any Of
MS earnings or pay any OF his debts aft eF this date
LORENZO ID. TOWNSEND.
Witness, j. Buxton, Jr.
Yarmouth, Nov 10, 1868. no20d3t
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Holiday Goods I!

CHAS. DAY, JR., d CO.,
81 Exchange stree.
Nov 1a-Stis lAwtill dcl0 dtal -
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HOUSTON ADVERTISEMENTS
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HAvING been appointed administrn'Or
Ill Dc Bonus non BY the bOnsrable County
Court ofTarraBt county, at the MarchTerm,
1868 q said court, Of the estate Of 1shn
B. York. deceased, notice is hereby given
10 eli persons indebted TO the zane 70 come
forward and settle Up, and those having
claims against said estate 10 present them
as he lvr requires . Ibhhfs
Nay 6, Ie6s-s5s6tI Aduinissrnf0r--
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DIR. j. w. COB
DENTIST,
DALLAS. TEXAS.

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Fort Worth HIGH School.

THE THIRD SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
will open on Monday, September I'd, 1867.
RATES OF TUITION,
Per Scholar, per Session of 80 Weeisst
FIRST CLASs-Including Spelling, Reading
and Penmanship.. w
SECOND CLASS-Including Intellectual and
Practical Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar,
History, Philosophy, Botany, Chemistry, and
Astronomy " w
THIRD CLASS-Including Languages and
Higher Mathematics, ..".."...""............. 40 90
INCIDENTAL FEE ,......................"...... w
The above mentioned prices are at specie rates.
National currency taken at Its commercialvalue.
Each student will be charged from the time Of en-.
tering school until the close ofthc session.
No deduction will be made, except in case of pro.
tracted sickness of two weeks more.
Students may enter for the first twenty weeks at
pro rata rates.
JOHN HANNA, a. VI, Principal.
CARL vuNCENN,. Assistant.
August, ., lSG7-l6:ly.
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wIsIs..is y .h asTsh..s..

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hsIFiHgs barisI, tAress, sAa LsEs, asElAlgl
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PubIlshsrs q fsvsTnrcrs are a. - Y - ineeit
nj. .fVrrfinrrurnt disrlnysd abovs three tiucs
In their weekly plfe viii this note ui not viihout
rrr tine previous Janunry ]. lss but no later,
rrorldef fhsy purchnss tyf1 o. mnferlei = = 80.
in !. ncuef r. ssfrlsnssnf q Ours, On rtcslrf q
crrr 81 flIsIr rsrsr crnfsining ne acTsrtissmsrf
Lrrif =, isss-42H
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M ALE "A ND FEM A u
HIGH SCHOOL.


BOARD on INSTRUCTION.,
REV, HENRY y, BONE, PFiaoiPsi
Mas, MoLIIH BONE, ,,,,,,.,,
Mas. Lou. cOUGilAN0uR,
FHASK HAZEL, IfefsssSr u us'is,
rNllE fIFrn SESSION of the above
Il Ihsiituiion gill cbmn,shos 90
Monday, sept. 81, 1907.
Rates OF ruliion per Session or
Twenty Weeks,
rIRsr cLASs-OrhesFsPhy, Reading, Pea
mAnshiP. and Msnial ATiIhmsIie,,....,,.'..,sio 90
SECOND CLAss-English Grammar, G'eEra'
phy, Analysis. Natural and Moral fhileso'
ply and Written u 20
THIRD cLAss-Msniai Philosophy. A'IIone'
my, Chemistry, Geology, Rhst eric, Logic,
French aud Latin, and the higher branches
- 60
PIASO-wih 81 - 90
INCIDENTAL fkE,,......,,,,'..-.....','' W
The above price. are In Specie, sHd Hridly IL adj
rance. Currency taken at Ito market value,
Each student 10 csarssi from the time Of entering
.ceoo until the close Of tho Session; and no deineon
for los, time except In Of proiraeied sickness Of
two weeks or more
30 Board and Lodging can be procured at frOm $40
10 sla per month.
Dallas, June !, iso1-Jif
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4 GhtNENALD, Pahli,hsF a. u asir, ImtaTtsT
IA. 81 mnsirsi iasiTamsnis, fisysl fishas, kisih,
~ay sons', chisksTiHE's ani GatisI's, ls3 Cansi.
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Dr. j. q. Denton

HAS located in Dallas, and respect
flliy s1sEs Ais Fsssssisissi ssEsiFFs q ths ei
1uns Z iasn saa ~ antinE nlaniTs his ems
aIi ~ isnra l. tNa aaaTs fa-i a 80 NiA hela
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ALSO, A NEW WORK,

Entitled New School Medicines, which Is the on'y
work ever published upon Materia meilica, emraci z
all the Eclectic, Homeopathic. and Botanic remedies,
with full regular Matera Melca. Price IS postage
free Address a above.
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EDUCATIONAL.


No propose looating In Dallas for
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
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