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Political Notes.

Toombs of Georgia is going to Europe to at.
tend to lawsuit His visit to i'll
has been postponed.
Thomas NJ Conway telegraphs to the RepuL-
mean Congressional Committee about the Lou
lslana election: "Hancock's rebel registrars
anu lhelr election commissions rs gave The CITY
10 me rebels probably. Outrageous frauds
were practised. Thousands of Renub-
Hcan voters We're refused permission TO demos
1t their votes. The ballot boxes uera s+,,fr.d
and rebel tickets substituted. The state will
probably be Republican, unless similar win
dies extend 10 the parishes"
Official returns from 43 out of the s7 cow
ties in Wisconsin. show a Republican cain of
1926 on the vote of last Fall, when the Renph.
lcan naiority was 4763; and indicate that
Dixon's majority will be about $500.
Do lot emit 10 Iefd The Communication in
relation to the necessity of tie Presidents
conviction On the eleventh article. The i'm
Poreance of the UNANIMOUSLY criminal Parsons
mas been IN measure overlooked by the
I"o',o' anu The impeachment managers have
-i'' "e'' upon 1t with that emphasis which
oui 'oLi Spohdent shows to be proper.
4ii' i4o-"u correctly interpreted the wishes
of the people when he conclr5od 20 e. "a
print bis argument instead Of deliver;t, T.
is good one, no douft, hut the pulIio ~
speedy conviction Ct the Pr esi6ent -,
ly when they can have the benefit of tho -
ayers arguments without delay
Among the candidates for Congress- in +to
second Congressional district the Lewiston
journal mentions the name of E. P. Weston.
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Small Farm i'm w est Falmouth.

O. Ten acres of land and TWO story house, nine
hH,iiI rooms laIge wood-shed; penty OF wdt,r.-
s4z..H= school AMI church convenient. Seven miles
Ifoln Portland. Price only 500.
Apply 10 W. ii. JERKS,
apr25dlws Real Rstate Agent
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Religious Intelligence.


Rev. T. w. Dickinson, of Gorham, n. H.,
has received and accepted a call to become
nastor of the Congregational Church in Tur-
ner.
The Peabody Memorial Church, George
town Mass, has given call to D. d. Marsh,
of the Senior class, Andoyer who has sup
piled the pulpit slice the opening of the
house.
"A sect of Second Adventists are making
many converts in the northern portion OF
Iowa.
The general Conference of the Methodist
Church opened in Chicago yesterday.
The Boston School for the Ministry (Uni-
tarian) now contains twenty-three students
and eleven instructors. 1t is under the con-
troll of board of directors, consisting of Rev
Messrs George II. Hepworth, Edward T..
Eae, Rufus Ellis, and Msssrs Richard Z.
GreeDleaf and Joseph B. Moors The special
object of this school is to afford thorough
theological training to that large class Of
Young men who are not able TO pursue the
course at Cambridge or Meadville, on &C.
count of educational or financial dsab lily.
The Protestant Chaplain at Panama,
Rev. w. G. Hughes, died in that city on the
morning of the 9th inst, after a severe illness
OF five days. He was most excellent pastor
and greatly beloved.
"A call is issued for the annual National
Convention of Spritualists 1t is to meet in
Rochester, N. Y, August 25th, so a majority
of the Executive COMMITTEES have decided.
English papers publish letter from the
Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon on the subject of secular
education, which is interesting because the
writer may fairly be assumed to express the
opinions of a large body of Dissenters. Mr. S
is not disposed to join the cutlery about divid-
ing re igion from education, partly because II
is useless to cry over split milk-the thing
must he, and there is no preventing it; and vet
more, because he thinks The result win he a
gain rather than loss to tire can4e of religion
be says: THE lads of the VILLAGE might gen.
orally carry in hollow tooth all the religion
they receive at the charity schools. Do not
they learn the Church Catechism? Yes; but
that Is not religion; it begins with an assertion
Oh oaptsimal regeneration, maunders about
behaving ones self lowly and reverently to
ones betters, in a manner suitable for an
American negro previous to the late war; and
has not fraction OF the simple Gospel of Je-
sus in it from end to end. 1t will he highly
beneficial to the morality of youth to dispen> e
with this miseroble farrago, in lich the al e
OF superstition and the true of law are hope
leSsly iumbed. The present religious teach
ing of our weekday schools, is, as we believe,
as nearly as possible a sham, and most mis-
chievous sham too"
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LARCENY. = Officers Pennell and Haines
Thursday evening arrested four boys, named
Michael Crowley, Jeremiah Cochran, John
Griffin and Patrick buddy, for larceny of $40
from countryman. The countryman had
brought 3 load of hay to the city, and had sold
it to Mr.. Branagan, who paid him for it. While
he was unloading it at Branagan's stable he
took off his coat and laid it aside. The boys,
while he was engaged, crept in and distracted
the pocket book from the coat and made off.
When arrested they denied all knowledge OF
the affair, but finally owned up, and acknowl-
edged they had spent large portion Of the
money They told where the pocket book
could be found, and it was recovered, with all
the papers and about 81 in money. The lads
were locked up for examination.
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Supreme judicial Court,

APkIL TEkM.-BARRows, j, PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-No. 52S-Alhert II. Estes VS. Jonas Ell,
Perley. Action of assumIst on memorandum
given plaintiff by defendant for $780, The defence
was want of consideration, or that the memorandum
was given on consignment OF merchandise the
proceeds of which did not amount to the sum named
In the memorandum. The case was gwen 10 the
Jnry, but they hal not agreed upon verdict at adj
journment
j. D. Fessenden. WI Putnam.
W. Davis.
No. 20s-Albert Sturteyant VS.. David B. SAWYER.
This is an action to recover damages laid at S5OOJ
fjr malpractice in set ing plaintiffs ARM a bone of
which had been broken while engaged in Stacking
cars at Mechanic Falls January 10, 1863 Defendant
Is regular NJ D., and at the time CT this accident
was resoing in Mnot. On trial.
Dement'S. Davis & Drummond
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State News.
ANDRoscoGG1N COUNTY

Only 70 cases have been entered at the pres
ent Term of the Supreme Judicial Court for
Andro'coggin. Have usually averaged about
100, or 800 per year. Very little business
will be done by the court this term. Judge
Walton presides. The Lewiston lawyers do
considerable office business, otherwise they
would starve -"
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DIED.

In this city, April "a, James Edwin. Won, ocst
child OF IA and Martin W. Cprtis aged Year
= months days ,osh'n p pers please copy.
In west + lmouth Aplh "a. sir. Moses Abbott,
In Norway, Nov. 2s, Lucinda Judkins aged Is
years 10 months. der first and second husbands
served in the war OF 1872, and two OF her sons ii
grand sons AID three arand-sons bs m lrr are served
in the war Of Of = l. Five CT The cumbar ale among
The d ad. Portland papers please cJpy
In Norway, iplil is, Iancis OsInan son OF A. L.
anu D. + mn ageI IL months Jays. Portland
papers and Oxfod llemoe at p 81 copy.l
In VAR en-. April ~, Mary Augu Ia, daughter OF
the late Oscar La,on, Esq, aged e years months
II DAYS.
In Saeo, April IS, Mr.. Rishworth Jordan. aged 70
years months.
In Brooklyn, n. Y, April 10. Mrs. Sarah A. H..
wife Of David Baker, aged 55 years.
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PAREPA-RosA, the magnificent songstress,
has engaged to visit California in June, and
before her departure thence she will give one
concert in our new City Hall, the evening of
Tuesday, May 18th, having been selected for
the entertainment. This will be pleasing in
telligence to the many admirers of the Queen
of song in Portland, and we p edict grand
gathering of the beauty, worth and intelligence
of our city on the occasion.
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GOOD THINGS TO EAT.-Individuals may give
long accounts of the Boston market, describ-
ing the great display of eatables that is there
made, bringing TO your mind the very deli
cious and esculent food that you have had E,
before you coming from that great mart; BIT t
although they make show, you can't find
there, better beef or produce of any kind than
you will find in this city at the store of R,
Leighton, Jr., No. So Middle street. Mr..
Leighton has killed his biz OK, and he can now
show you beef that will make your mouth wa
ter, and which would be an ornament to any
market in the world. He has. besides, the best
of everything to 90 with it in the grocery line
and he is selling at rates that would condemn
any man for not having good dinner.
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MARRIED.

In saccarappa, April %, BY Rev. 4. w. Pottle.
0Iren f Jewett AM Mss Mary Il. Il ibb.n both OF
SaccIrappa.
In Pennington. April 81 Frank q. Manchester
AN attic Fuller
In Biddeforl, April IL. Wills McKennev and Miss
Charity l;Jwe. DO ID of Sae1,
In Wilton April Is, Moses Craig. .Jr. OF Farmino
ton, AMI Mrs Il zzie NJ. SIM Is vi W
In " ilt9n, W. II. II Walker and ArabsIla r.
Thomas. 80
In Waldoboro. April IL, BENZ. B. Spear, Of War.
rem, ami Margaret g. Bornesnan, OF W
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Desirable Lot of Land on State ST.,
For SnIa

FOr SHE.
RE1NG So feet on State street and lis feet on York
- street, with small house thereonl yerv
pleasantly situated commanding an unobs ructei
view o. the harb and Islands, and beng a corner
dwelling houses. Terms liberal. Apply to
april 20 d3w CHARLES ROGERS.
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BASE BALL-The acceptance of the chal-
lenga of the Androsco2gn Base Ball Club, of
Lewiston, by the Pennesseewassee Club, of
Norway, to a match game for The possession of
the silver ball (now held by the Norway CLUB
and the championship, may be found in our
business notices. The game is to come off in
Norway Saturday, May ID at 10 o'clock a. M
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To Holders OF Government Bond
a Rare Bargain .

The undersigned h7ving disposed of his -Four Mill
S One Dam, and all the water power on said lower
Dam in Athens Village offers for sale his Tan
merry cphslst NJ o, bn Ghgs-7lteG long py-iee'
1eXcepiiDg tan pits,l with good s, bstanuial Dam
across the liver, and eight land including rv-
Also m lt4rialS now on The premises for repa
OF Pits: with new Boarding House, thoroughly
built and finished throughout last all. good spring
of pure water IN cellar and ull supply OF so water
Ehe abb prope' ty is l)catel about one half n lie
up ri }er from the Stone Dam before ms.tioned, up
on which dam Flour Mill and large Lumber Mill is
now in full operation: commenced lunning since las
fall.
The above property, if not disposed OF at private
sale before Saturday the ninth day of Nav next, will
at eleven O'Clock A NJ, without IeserVe Title per-
feet Terms easy,
Also about 70 cords of good Hemlock Bark on
the premises ii wanted.
JOHN WARE,
Athens, Somerset County, State Maine.
April7, IS s. apr it'll may SIN
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE. = The Cleveland
Leader contradicts the New York Independ-
ents declaration that Mr.. Chase would not
take the Republican nomination but would
take the Democratic nomination, if it were Of
fered to him. 1t says that il "has authority
for saying that he would not take, nor for an
instant consider nomination from the Dem
ocratic party for any office whatever" 1t adds
that he has "no political aspirations" and. twill
withdraw himself from active and partisan
politics to the serener duties to which his pres
ent high Office assigns him."
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"Poor Toms a cold /"

''Poor Toms a cold %
How warm soeer the genial sun
Nav look ill Kindness on the earth.
In Tom Jones' veins no cheering warmth
Dispels the oomy sorrow of his soul.
Dyspepsia. like The goblin, hunts him down.
Ague, grim chamberlain, llghs him to bed
While Dizziness, Vertigo and Headache dire
With fercer aches com oine to make him eroan
Harken Thomas, to instruction:
For all thy Is cure is ound
A Pauace }, certain, pleasant sure,
Plantation Bitters-S T.-1S6O-X
A wondrous Tonic, made by DR.. Drake.
We presume "poor Toms" case is not worse
than hundreds who are cured daily by this
wonderful medicine.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to Cologne, ana at half the
price. apr1Seod&5w2w
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artist who is to appear at Deering Hall on
Monday evening, will become recognized IA
vorite with our amusement lovers, as the many
warm criticisms Of the Metropolitan press
warrant us in expecting series of splendid
performances
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FOR EIGN PORTS.

Ar at Du' elm, NJ, Feb TO- nariue Mary Edison
Howes l;oston. fjr Napier, NJ to load for London.
Ar at Alden z5th ult haI1ue Geo Kin2man, Ed.
ridge, New York.
Ar at Malaga 9Th inst brig Uncle Sam. Pennel,
Gibraltar.
Ar at liverpool 22d inst ship W Storer Gun
nineh I'M, York
Chnchas 24tn alt. ships Gen Butler, Chase io1
England; tr'ianpia, Smith, Tor France; ransit
Whnmore Star, Loring; Sanino Mitchell, and Un-
Gle Joe Sewall. ior Germanv
At Buenos A ires Mich II. brig F Clark, Barstow,
| ior Rosario to load Tor Boston.
ar Mt Montev dec 9th ult barQre Charlotte Sed G.
| Mckenzie, Bangor; 18TH brig Florence, I've, Fort
| land.
AT Jacmel 9th inst, sch Ranger, Collins, for New
| York.
| at Port an Prince sth inst brig Incinac, GRAY
| for Mir'goane, to load for New York
At Sagua 18th inst, brig Sullivan. Perry, for Bos-
| ton 10 davs.
Ar at Havana nth inst, barlue Chattanooga, Free
man. Liverpool; 18th. barque Eliza White, Mahony
new f ,oih Dig sSo Red% S hednan, do.
| Sid 17th brig Waltham, Lewis Saga.
Ar at Ma tanzas yth inst, barque r setta, McNiei
Keelan. Liverpool; l4th. Fannie, Hopkins ON
Sid Itb. schs Mary D Haskell, Barbour. tor p,r,
North of Hatte;a ; Charlotte Fish, Strong, lhila-
SCH Abb Dunn. fountain, Philadelphia; nth. big
VIM ID Parks, Simpson, do; sch Island Belle, Pierce,
| Mort of Hatteras.
In port 18Th, barque Reunion, Collins. for Phila-
dephia Ito load molasses at $50 pr hid and sugar at
| 50 pr hhd and S25 rr box
Ar at arienaS 18th INST. briggs Pedro. Dickson
and stockton, H1chborn, New York; sch Nellie Star
| Poland, Philadelphia.
Sid 10TH Br barque Bessie Campbell. Cosmap, for
port North OF Hatteras' brig Nuevitas, Wood, do
sch Warren Blake Meservev do.
Ar at Ha,i'ax til inst, brig Nazarine, Murphy
Portland: goth Mary Lowell Passport.
Ar at St John, NE. "a inst. brig Ellen H. tBr
nnwyer Portland; sch Lena Hume, Appleoy, from
Ar 18TH sch Lydia Ann May, Baker Portland.
Ga Ieth' Sch lmpudence. simpson, Portland.
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P. B. FROST, merchant tailor, is now well es-
tablished in his chambers, 100 Middle street,
where he will be happy to meet his old Gus
iomers and to make the acquaintance of new
ones. He has a fine stock of Spring goods
and knows how to make them into well fitting
and fashionable garments, at prices which
cannot fail to suit his customers.
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THE Pennesseewassee Base Ball Club here
by accept the challenge of the Androscoggin
Base Ball Company to match game of base
ball for the possession of the silver ball and
championship of the State of Maine. Said
game to be played at Norway, at 10 o'clock A.
M, on the 81 day of May, 1868.
Per order c. NJ. SMITH, Sec. T. B. G.
Norway, April %, 1868.
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Portland AND Vicinity .
New Adyertiseunen,s ,i'ia ssas.

rlg'rE1srAIrMENT ooIUMH.
Deering Hall-Theatre.
City Hall Red Riding Hood.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Life Lsurance-Warrcn Sparrow.
Dry GoodS-Easi man Brothers,
Spring Goods Leach, ParEer d Co.
Chamber Sets-henry r. BuIr0rg $.
New and Thrilling Work-A ucAer.
Fruit TIees-Hcrbert g. Alice.
Notice-Sophia j. Smlt :.
Cod Ii er Extract--W. Il. Philips & Co.
Good Girl - anted Immediately.
Land for Sale Charles Rogers.
TO Inn-Holdeas and Victu .icrs.
Cop rtnersnip Notice Bourne 4 Trip.
rxecuoi's Notices.. =. Dunn.
Farm fol Sale-W. II, Jerris,
b 4 tor Invalds
Front uiiice t. i:et-Chas. Mccarthy.
zee sir's b eachcr es.
Diary LOST, d Stanley.
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SPOKEN.

Feb ], lat Sc S Ion "a w, barque B Hazeltine
from Ca9lao for Antwerp.
Feb 5, lat z6 lon rs So W, barque Frances, from
Ii eplol for Calcutta.
Feb 10. lat s, Ion 2S Il. ship Lawrence Brown
from Singapore for Liverpool.
March 8. lat 20 N, lon 81 w, ship Regent, from
Calcutta Tor New ork.
haIch %, lat IS ", Ion 80 W. barque CITY of n
gor from Buenos Ayres for Antwerp.
Ap'l Is lat % 0a | n II ~, brig Geo Amos from
Portland Tor Cardenas.
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SOMETHING IN PROSPECT. The Boston Thea.
tire Dramatic Company have engaged City
Hall two evenings May 28sh and ooh, for two
grand theatrical performances, when Mr.. EI'
win Booth will appear as Hamlet and Richie
lieu, and will be supported by talented com
pany of artists.
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MAY DAY.-We are happy to announce that
the City Hall has been engaged by the S. p.
Society for grand and varied entertainment
on May Day, the particulars Of which appear
In OUR adYartiSema mt Column.
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TEMPLE OF THE NEW JERUsALEM-The
Committee of the church will be in attend
ancc at the Temple, Saturday evening, April
25 at IL O'Clock, for the sale or letting of
pews. Any information may be obtained of
David Tucker, Treasurer, lis Exchange street
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RUM PLUcK.-John WEIGH residing at No.
IS Fore street, came home Thursday evening
IN an intoxicated condition and pitched into
bis fellow Ooarders in loose and promiscuous
manner In the course of the ARRAY his leg
was broken lust above the ankle, but John had
too much fighting run aboard 10 notice rifles,
and with his broken leg dangling after him he
managed to crawl into adjoining room and
made demonstration Oh an old man whom
he handled pretty roughly. John was hnally
induced to desist and DR.. French Was called to
attend to his broken limb.
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sesEpaAa. NOTICES.
IT is WITH

IT IS WITH NJ ~
earnest and decided pleasure
that the proprietor Of M. 2G6 Con'. hegs leave tc
state to the enlightened portion of the people of Por
lnl that he is in 'ept of his ixtroductory CARGO
Tor the season. And me m nA-very may lis I
iy 50 anxious for tue s U B>CR1BEKS CUAL), will
rejoice eAtly therea iuf1 mtiJn 50 gere ally de-
minded, knowledge 50 absolutely use L. although 81
late COW we'd. JOa. HI. POOEs.
April 1G, 1868. dtisn
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ADMIRERS OF the beautiful in nature aud
art. apprecating that which is worthy, will
| find the fragrance of Woodworth's FLOR DEL
l. epIRITU SANTo the mot enchantir and de-
licious odor in the world. For sale by all
druggists. April 25 eod1w
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MARIN H n -EWS 8.
PORT OF PORTLAN ND,
Friday, April "a.

Friday. April "a.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dirigo. johnson flew York.
Gamer New Brunswick, Winchester, st John
via Eas port for Boston.
big Alb ltIoss. (Brl Israel Havana.
sch Cur ew. toi Boston, Turner. Sierra Moreno
via havana 18th inst
Sch Edwin Leighton. Spratt Boston.
Sch Earnest TN Ii anscomb, 1T John. NIB.
Sch Daisy tBrl Thomas, st Andrews, NJ.
Sch Helen Mara. Prince, Belfast.
sch Sea Flower Die e,, l;eliast.
Sch X Curtis, Startling Boothbay.
Sch odd Fellow. Dun on l;oothbay.
Sch Allen ewls, Benne t. .Eoothbay.
Sch j Coolidge, Co IIidge, Trenton for Boston.
Sch sciusio, Kelley, Thomasto Tor Boston.
Sch ]; no, Nichols, Bristol Ior Boston.
Sch Edward 81 Frank, Cox. DamaIiscotta for Bos-
toa.
CLEARED.
Sch Chris Loeser, Smith, Windsor, Ms.
Sch Trojan. BIZ Reed, st join, NB-John Por-
teous.
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TOKENS OF REsPEcT.-The Spanish and Eng
lish flags were displayed yes erday from the
offices of the Spanish and English Consulates
in this city at half mast in respect to the MEM
DRY OF the late Pine Minister Narvaez of
Spain, whose death at Madrid yesterday MORN
ing was announced by telegraph.
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Bay M, and 5,i do y0u e. God % DIR.
LANGLEY'S ROCT AND HERB BITPGRS in ey-
cry instance pTo'e this MORO true. They do good
to every one who use, them for ia ndice flea lache
Costivene IS, Liver Com plants, Humors mn ne or
Bad Blood General d. lv and all Bilious diseases
GEO. G. GOODWIN q Co,
martsdtjyssn Boston, and all Druggists
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NEW AND THRILLING WORK.
AFTER DEATH
OR
DISEMBODIED MANI

THE human spirit and its destiny af err death,
Il revelation of the spiritual inverse, concerning
he location. geography, Topography and scenery Of
Tue spirit world; the occupation. hab s, Gus toms,
IN )des OF living, and transmunlane DIES my of tho
human soul. sequal TO ''dellings with tile dead"
Second clifton Co rooted and en- arged
says the n. p. Journal" OF Chelso III. : This
new work of DIR Rand lph's is by fir the mostlm-
poit mt and thrill that has yet fall from his pen
lnasmuch as 1t discusse. questions concerning our
state anl d ings ate ueath. that heretofore hive
been wholly untouched, and perhaps uld lave
been Tor Years, had hot this bold thi lie dared to
grapple with them. H 7 instInce, 90 We eat drink
dress Sleep love, mary be ct Kind, after death?
rhese and many Otutr most astounding and thrill
ingly int e'ting subjects e thoroughly treated in
this veTy remarkable volume"
st is beyond all Doubt one the IN 'st extraordi-
narv, Proc nd and Singular works OF the century,
written by one of the Century's most IemarAab.e
men.-B0LtoR CRron
mo lying an but Dr. Randolph could bave per-
ned such n work as this. The immortal tenth chap
ter, concerning Sex after death, is aone worth a
hundred ordinary books. p PaRdavser Co,iy'1sr
% Price $40, postpaid TO any adj Tres.
A. TU1 l<FR,
Auburn, Me-, gent Ior E.
one third discount wl!l be allowed Co all c ubs OF
Dealers where twenty tiye copies or over are orCe-
ed log express to one ad, 81.
iiscCunt.
Be esIecally careful TO write the Name Post Office
plain. ' ~
Pan ties getting up Clubs can ret in the above dis
counts thei' trouble but must remit money by
res Oince or er or egistere1 letter.
ADril IS. cod sw#
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IMPORTS.

HAVANA. Sch Curlew-1s6 hhds AZ ties molasses
to 4 Churchill & Co.
SIERRA MORENA. Brig Albatross-955 boxes
sug r. to order. oo
ST JOHN. NB Sch Earnest = $3.50 box shocks,
10 n Miller.
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is he best IN the world,
The only TT te and perfect Dye-H armless, Reliable
instantaneous. No disapp ,inimenf. No rIdicu lons
unts. Remedies the i'll effects nf Bad DYES Inyig-
crates and the hair ami beautiful b sce or
6roVh, Sid by all Druxg and Periumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory Is Bond
street, GeW YORK. ian14sNdIy
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THEATRE.-The exciting play of "The Phan-
TOM" will be performed at Deering Hall this
evening. In the afterpiece Murray will con-
vulse the audience in his character of "Solon