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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-10

Thursday Morning, December 10, 1868.

A COMPREHENSIVE VETo.-Out of resp, ct
to traditional usage we present the Presidents
Message in full. The intrinsic worth of the
document hardly warrants the prominence
which usage gives it, In this case, so far as 1t
treats Of the politics of this country, what
there is in it that is new is not true, aud what
is true is not new. 1t is all of job nson's veto
messages revamped and presented compendi-
ously as an annual message. The impudence
of recommending the repeal of the reconstruc-
ton laws after they have, with reference to all
but three or possibly four States, expired by
their own limitation, is cool even for this sea-
son. The financial part of the message is very
elaborate and evidently the result of more solid
reflection than the distinguished author is ac-
customed to give to subjects of which he
treats. His proposed amendments of the Con-
stitution are, on the whole, worthy of consid-
GRAFTON. Mr. Seward himself could not have
mystfied the subject of the Alabama claims
more successfully than Mr.. johnson has done,
which is to be regretted since the status of that
question was all the neWs any expected from
the message.
But let us not indulge in any idle regrets
1t is happiness enough to know that this is
Andy's last-poSititioely the last
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"Children'S Lives Saved for
so Cents"
for

Thousands of Children die annually OF Group.
Now, Mothers, ii you would spend so cents, and al
ways have bottle OF DR.. Tobias Venetian Lni-
ment in the louise. you neel fear losing your
little one when attacked with this complaint. 1t is
now Il years since have put up my Eminent, and
never heard OF a child dying of Group when my Lin
inent was used but hundreds OF cures have been
reported to me, and many state'ifit was $40 ner
bottle they would not be wiihoutu. Besides which,
it certain cure for Cuts Burns, Headache, Tooth
ache, Sore Throat, Swellngs, Mumps, Collie, Diar-
rhea, Dysenery. Spasms Old Sores and Pains in the
Limbs, Back and Chest. No one tries it who
is ever wlthousit 1t is warranted perfectly safe
take internally. FUN directions with every bottle.
Sid by all Druggists aud Storekeerers through
out the United States. Depot 10 Park Place. n Y.
Dec 1-endS,fOwfmsyi
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Gated to Congress information of the state NJ
the Union, and recommended for their consid-
erauod such measures as have seemed to me
necessary and expedien.. IT carried into eff sct
they Will hasten the accomplishment Of great
and benefcent purposes, for which the Con-
hensively states were "to form more perfect
Union, establish justice, insure domestic tran.
guilty, provide for the common defence. pro-
mote the general welfare and secure the bless
ings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity."
In Congress are vested all legislative powers
and upon them devolves the responsibility. as
well for framing unwise and excessive laws. as
for neglecting to devise and adopt measures
absolutely demanded by the wants of the coun.
try. Let us earnestly hope that before the ex.
piration of our respective terms of service, now
rapidly drawing to a close, an Al-wise Provi-
dence will SO guide onr counsels as to strength.
en- and preserve the Federal Union, inspire
reverence for the Constitution, restore pros-
perity and happiness to our whole people, and
promote 'on earth, peace and good will toward
men,"
(signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington, Dec. 9, 1868.
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Impure Blood Makes Sick.

The bowels may be costive or some organ does Its
work weakly. From causes like these gases and
gummy substances occur which poison the blood;
the perspiraton may be checked; the feet may be
chilel that their fetd exhaations are thrown back
upon the blood. Here is cause Tor pains, fevers in
Examinations. In these cases Brandreth's Pills are
worth more than gold. Five or six at once. Re
member they cure by at once removing from the
body those matters which poison the blood and make
us sick. These celebrated Pills should be in the
house ready.
See b. Brandreth in white letters on the Govern
ment stamp.
Principal Office, Brandreth House, New York.
E<R Sold by all Druggists,
del eod&eow1msS
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Z. l.. l. ExcURsIoN.-The Portland Light
Infantry, mum oering with their officers over
fifty strong, met at their Armory at l O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, and about 2 P. NJ. march,
cd to the City Hail. where they received the
ON a-". 'f'"e Portland Mechanic Rlnos and
from thence took up the line of march for the
depot. The skies were propitious, but most
piercing wind blew, rising almost to the digni-
ty OF gale, but the boys did not seem to mind
1t in the leas;, and their solid marching and
tine sodierly beari. was the admiration of
the numbers of people who We're attracted to
see them off,
Arriving at Biddeford the Company formed
IN marching order, and headed by tn, Port.
land Band, proceeded though the main street.
attracting crowds of admiring spectators. till
they reached the restaurant of Mr.. John Pass
who invited them very kindly to share his
hospitality. After refreshing the inner man.
and paying salute and three rousing cheers
to their host, they proceeded to Saco, where a
drill in Upton's tactics took place, giving great
satisfaction to the good citizens OF Saco and
Biddeford. After the drill the Company took
up temporary quarters at the Saco House for
supper.
AT 6 IL O'Clock a fine supper was served to
the Infantry and their guests (Gen. Hobsop,
Capts. Richards and Deerlng. the officers of
the Blues, and the representative of the Port
land Daily Press,) which was cooked and
served in first-rate style, And here permit us to
observe that Mr. Cleaves of the Saco House
knows how to keep hotel" At712 o'clock
the company marched back to Biddeford to
the City Hall, where large company of Ia
dies and gentlemen had begun to gather, and
went through with drill, finely executed. in
the presence of a splendid assemblage. At
that time we were compelled to leave with the
satisfaction that the blooming bellies present
would render the evening one long to be re-
membered by the Portland Light Infantry
The great success of the excursion is due in
no small degree to the active exeriions of Gen.
Hobson, Capts. Richards and Deering, and
other Saco and Biddeford gentlemen with
whom we were not acquainted. May the next
trip of the P. L. Us be as successful as the
first
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BOARD OF MIssIoNs.-The quarterly session
of the Maine Episcopal Board of Missions be-
gan in this city Wednesday. At91-2 O'Clock
an informal business meeting was held, when
Rev. Mr.. Bradley, of Wiscasset, was chosen
Secretary, in place of Rev. Mr.. McGrath, who
has left the diocese. The clergy present were
Rt. Rev. Bishop Nicely, Rev. Messrs Ballard
Hayes, Chaplin, Root, Alger, Bradley, Upiohp,
Goodwin, Evans, Dalton, Tucker, Ogden and
Baker. Bishop Nicely gave very interesting
narrative OF the mission work in VIM and
Lincoln, Penobscot county, where Church ser.
vices have been lately established, partlv
through the fundamentally of lady OF
Washington, d. c., but native of one of those
towns.
AT 10 IL o'clock public religious services
were held at st. Stephens Church. Rev.
Messrs. Bradley, Ballard and Dalton conduct
ed the services, whichwere followed by a sermon
from Rev. Mr.. Alger, of Saco; after which the
Holy Communion was administered by Bisbop
Nicely, assisted in the distribution of the ele
ments by one of the clergy.
The business sessions of the Board COM
mence at O'Clock in the afternoon.
In the evening public meeting was held at
st. Stephens Church, in behalf of missions.
which was addressed by Bishop Nicely, and
Revs. Mr.. Goodwin, of Bangor, and Mr.. Up
john, of Augusta. A collection in aid of the
missions was taken up
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ST. MARY's DAY.-At session of the Gath
Ole Bishops in the United States, held at Bal
timore in 1865, an order was passed naming
the Holy Virgin Mary as the patron saint of
the Catholic world in the United States, the
action requiring, of course, the sanction OF the
Holy See. 1t was favorably received bv the
Pope,iwho named December 9Th for st. Mary's.
day of strict obligation for all Catholics in
this country. Last Tuesday, the initial one Of
these holy days was observed by the Catholic
churches in this city with high mass and other
prominent solemnilies of the Catholic liturgy.
AT the Church OF the Immaculate Conception
on Cumberland street, solemn high mass was
performed in the morning, and discourse
pertinent to the occasion was delivered by
Bishop Bacon. In the evening services were
held also, and Bishop Bacon again preached
defining the mediatoral offices of the Blessed
Virgin. The music by choir of boys and
girls, under the direction of tine Sisters OF
Charity, was very impressive.
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MARRIED,

In North Yarmouth. Dec. 9. Robert Bosworth and
Miss Harriet Ii. lila, e, both of N, Y
In Vinalhaven, Nov Il. Edward r. GRAHAM. OF
ESQ.,, OF Vina haven. '
In winthrop, Nov, %, Melvin N. Freeman and
Mrs. Mary j. Long ellow
In Biddeford, Nov. g. David g. f. Mercier and
Lizzie A. Gilman. '
@. Kicker. ~ I-
In Hollis Nov. 20 Seth Dyer, OF Hollis, and Lucy
A. Gerry OF Limerick. O'
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TEMPERANCE LEcrURE.-Gen. Neal Dow de-
livered temperance lecture a. the Bethel
Church last evening. There was quite large
attendance. He made an earnest appeal to
1.-THE boys and girls and young men and youug
women" to range themselves on the side of the
"tetotalers," drawing strong picture of liquor
drinkers from REV. DR.. Blagden down to the
vilest OF Them" He said it was the determi-
ration of the tempo ance men to shut up the
drinking places in this city "from the Fall
mouth Hotel up" and closed by appealing to
all, both men and women, to do all in their
power to effect change in the municipal gov
eminent at the Spring election.
Gen. Dow was frequently interrupted by a
man who seemed to BIZ partially intoxicated,
and policemen were called in who took the
man from the house.
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PORTLAND and Vicinity,
New Advertisements this Day.

ENTERTAISMENT COLUMN.
Promenade Concert by Forest civ Band.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Regular Sat Ir lay Saie-F. VI. Pat,en G. Co.
Schooner City I, int. NJ Patten & Co,
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Chr sfmas Goods-Duian and Bracket.
EEur9Psan 81. amers-Chas u. Fir inckIyn.
Fol Halifax Direct. Steams In Chase
Magazines ior lsG9-Loring, Short & Harmon
DIS i 'tion-Sanborn d. Leayitt.
Skating Boots-M. Il. Palmer,
Flour-Chase.
Wallet Fvund-J morrill,,
Board of Trade Notice.
ore to Lot ". H. Anderson,
Situation Wan ed by a Young Man.
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TRIAL FOR INCENDIARIsAI-U. s Marshal
Clark came up from Augusta yesterday. hay-
ing in custody the alleged incendaries of the
recent fire at the U. S. Arsenal in Aupusra.
1t is expected their trial will take place in the
U. 8. District Court TODAY. Col. Buel, com.
mandant OF the Arsenal, came up to attend
the trial During his absence Capt. Varuey of
the Watertown, Mass, Arsenal will be in tenn.
porary command Of that at Augusta.
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, 6. A. R.-Mss Phillips concert to night
Will draw crowded house. We have seen
the programme and it is a very choice enc.
Miss Dutton, the celebrated pianist, will play
Llszts transcription of sextette from LUCIA /"
Kndolphsen will sing Romanza from Meyer
beers "Dinorah" and song of Balfe's. Davis
will sing Mattei's "Non ver" Finally the
great Prima Donna, Miss Philips, will sing
Bendelari's Laughing Song;" duo from ST.
Barbiere" with Rudolphsen; aud duo from
"Trovatore" with Davis. These are some OF
the gems
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United STATES District Comr,.

DECEMBER TERM-tox, j., PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-La Bankruptcy. The healing be-
lore jury ON the pc ition of Hessrs. Lynch, Fling g.
Drew, " VIM. IL. INGALLS,, OF Dexter, that the respon-
dent may be adjudged bankrupt, was continued.
After the evidence was out the case was withdrawn
from the jury and the petition was amended by
out those portions of it which would prevent
respondent from obt,ining discharge. Ingalls, was
tnen tefaulte and by order of the Court was ad-
judged bankrupt.
Deane & Verr;ll Josiah croshv
Court adjourned to 10 o'clock Thursday morning
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FIsH.-We ascertaiped yesterday that one
of our large Wholesale dealers in fish h ad
during the past fortnight, shipped large guam
titles of that commodity to Liverpool, San
Francisco, Alabama, Illinois, Michigan, Penn
sylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin
and New York. Making total OF ten States
besides shipments out of the country. If such
is the case, with our present railroad and wa
ter facilities, what will it be when the new
great lines to the West are completed.
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Municipal Courr.

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-Dennis Haley, Andrew F. Bland
and Joseph Shylock, were brought up charged with
larceny OF S265 from the person of John Shaughna-
sy on the I'd inst the particulars of which were pub
ished in the Press at that time. Mr. Barnes ap-
peared for the State and Messrs Howard s. Cleayes
and M. p. Frank for the accused. After the testi-
mony Tor the State was out the examination was
continued to Friday next
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MARIN E NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,

Wednesday, Decem Der o.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franconia. Sherwood, New YORK
Brig Charlotte, Gushing, Salem.
Sch Emily q Jenny, hewett, Georgetown nc
Sch GrapeshOt. wardwell, Baltimore
Sch George Deering, Willard, PHILADELPHIA
Sch Mary Augusta, Lord. Portsmouth ri,
Sch Hattie sampson, Blake.
Sch Nellie Chase, Hamilton. Boston,
Sch Wilder, Heather. Boston,
Sch Cora, (Brl Hamfyn Boston,
Sch CindeIilla, Pierce. Monhegan,
oUTSIDE-A light barque, from Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Bickmore, e Henley Cienfuegos-Asenc,o
Behrens G. Co.
Brig Marion. tBrl Saunders, Cardenas-Cburcbill.
Browns & Manson.
Brig Wild Horse, Brl Macomber. Cardena.-Phin-
new 81 jackson. MI
Sch Mary Louisa, W Loud, Sagua-.J d Lord.
. sch Ruth Shaw, Shaw, Mauice RIVER, M, to load
Sch Ella Treiethen, Titcomb, New York
Sch Adonia tBr) Cochran, CORVALLIS, NS-,Jobn
Porteous. ' '-oon
Sch Emaral, Seiders, Damariscotta.
SAiLED=Barquc Jane Alkaline; brigs ,Josepbine.
hattie Wheeler. and Frank 4 Allen Tor Cuba ;
schs Meldon, Ranger, and f L Tretethen, Sch Ruth
shaw went our and returned, with Others
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A Holiday prcsent-Ladies and gentlemen,
young and old DESTROYS OF having Their HAIR bsauli-
f1l Tor the Holidays, should use bottle of Cheva-
lier's life for the Hair at once. Read Cheya-
Her Treaties on the Hair. Free to al given away
at the Drug Stores or sent by mail free. THIS book
should be read By every person. 1t teaches to cult
vate and have beautiful hair and restore gray hair to
lis original color, stop its falling out remove all rri
taton or dandruf from the scalp, thus keeping the
hair beautiful to the latest period OF life.
SARAH A. CHEyALIER, M. D..
dc1sNtodc29 1923 Broadway NV
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DIED.

In this city: Dec 4. Charlie Forest Wallace on v
ehl,i OF tue late Sergt. Charles II. and Sophia A
Wallace aged yea s 10 months 49,
In New Orleans. Nov. ~, Mrs ,Julia ri ParSors
VIE Oh Richard Parsons, formerly OF this CITY,
lfuneral TINS (Thursdayl afternoon at 8 o'eIock
from the residence OF Emery Chase Congress 81
head OF India Relatives and friends are invited TO
aged 8, years. 40 siAhs'
lewiston Dec. z Mrs. Nellie c., wife of Chester
years. "''ei' aseu oo
?, In Lubec, Nov. 81, Mr.. William t. knight, aged
In Easfport, Dec. p Mrs Ann Durham acsa q,
years days "seu 81
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In our extended remarks, referring to the
st. Julian, some days ago, we mentioned at the
time how thoroughly and completely the heat.
ing arrangement by steam performed its allot-
ed work. Casual calls since have strengthened
and more than conformed our opinion. The
worthy proprietor is certainly to be coupratu-
lated especially in the selection of coal from
Jos. Poor, whereby the above result is so han.
PLY accomplished.
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Mice.

w Zoe Carriers OF the CYPRESS" are not allowed
TO sell papers sinsy or by the week. under any cir
cumstances Persons who are, or have been, receiv-
ing the "PREss" IN this manner, will confer tay-
or by leaving word at this office.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Merritt. Point Isabel. sNN
Sid eth, ship Italia, Whittemore Ior Now York :
Garland. ilr Llverp or
NEW oRLEANS-Lld Sd, ship Expounder Irvine
Liverpool.
Sid i'm SW Pass I'd, ship Nunquam Dormo.
KEY WEST-Sld 2sth, barque EEeria, Starrett
Charleston.
DARlEN-in port Sd inst, brig Omaha Toothaker
tor New York, ldg; schs Marshall MarsIaIl
tor Boston, do; Hattie. Carter, Tor Providence do
Cid 2Sth Sch Abbie Dunn, Fountain, for Fairhav, ,,
and Eastpolt.
sAVANNAI-sld 18th, sch Nellie Tarbox. Canary
Baltimore. ''
ALEXANDRIA; 6th, SENS Palos. shacs,ord
Windsor. Ms. 0thello Eldridse Boston
Il ,LTlMOkELGlId, 'th' sch Marcus Hunter, Orr.
Providence and sid it'll. wa
rnILADhLPhlA-Ar7 It'll, brig Mechanic, Dyer
Sagua. '>-'
leoy sch J1s Long, IRON Sagua.
. al tn, S.is no erson scott. New York, land cid
ier sos.9uli sens Venda Eaton, Bangor: Josephine
hnIwies' scott, Portland land cid tor Boston,;
Everglade, Leland, New York
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uo NEW hORk-Ar It'll. ship BAZAAR Jefferson, rom
uG,,i, uIgs Iereslta Hill, Cienfuegos; Alexander
Ir,I aen D1nn Bangor; schs A jackson, Bennett,
denee. -i''''"' 9neihan' fro'i
18th, brig N Ceynolds, Dick. Salt Cav TT:
sch Leila Foss, Savannah. S"'' 49,
Arsth barque Harry Booth Chase Havana br;o
Eclipse, Stevens, Sierra Leone 'A's
Gu SIN. brl2s Rocky Glen, Wallace for Nuavitas.
II q Berrv, COlson, Cardenas S'S'''
NEW LONDON-Ar 18th, sch Mansfield, Acborn.
Providence tor New York. ANN0i"'
Sid 9Th, schs Allen ii Brown Pierce and ADJ
laile Mac0mber, from Providence TOR New YORK
70 Loud, ROckland tor do; VIM II Mitchell Cole
New YOrb for Machas. 10y
PkoVlDENCE-Ar Sth sch Judge Tenney, Cava-
Daueh, Bangor. ~
Bangor tor New York
Sid I'm, Sehs q 5 kowe, Love, and Tookollia Stew
ART KocHlahd Tor New YorS; Ned Sumpter Hig-
GINS, Ihomasto for New YORK; II NJ Condun, Con-
don, Belfast Tor do; reorge & Albert, Mcdonald,
eoston Tor Georgetown, De- Whitney Long, Hayes.
Caias tor New ilayen.
, In port sth schs Strlight. Jones, Wilmington Tor
Boston; Aisoma, Smith, Portsmouth, RI, tor Port
land; Peace. Brown, from CALAIS
FALL IlNER-Ar Oh, sch p Smith. Bunker,
Bangor.
B0SToN-Ar 9Th, sch jesse. Foster. from st
John. NIB.
CID 9th. origs Castillian. long, Matanzas; Alice M
Putnam, Atwood, New Orleans; schs A,die Blals-
del Garfield, Savannah; Baker, BarDerIek, PORT
land.
GLoUCEsTER-cld h, brig Hiram AblG, Tib-
bets, Wiscassct
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RatcheIOr's Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable
Instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Remedies the i'll effects or Bad DYES Invig-
crates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
broUn. Sold by all Druggists and Perumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory 1G Bond
street, New York. jan14sNd1y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Administrators Sale.

PURSUANT to license from the Judge of Pro.
! ba'e Tor the County of Cumberland, shall offer
at private sale, at my offic, on and aier Saturday.
tne izth day OF December, SGs, the Real Estate Of
which Jeremia' SWEET died seized and possessed
lting OF house and t, with out buildings sit
aateq on the easery side OF Washington Street. in
WIN. E. MORRIS, Admir-.
Portland, Dec. 4, 1868. d7tissN
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CHARITY commences at home is an old adage.
and good one Hundreds are putting that in prac-
ice just now by buying their Flour of Chase No 1se
Fore Street. He sells good barrel of Flour for
e9ht better one for nine and good enough for any
oody Tor ten dollars 1t is astonishing what quanti
TIES OF the "saf of Life he is dispensing to ala
classes, Who has the next barrelp
December TO- DIT
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SuDeFiOr Gours.

DECEMBER TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-The case of Witham Inhabitants
OF New Gloucester, drags its slow length along The
e'idence is not yet all in
Strout s. Gage. n. Webb-IIaskeu.
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. DIR. HUTCHINS
Headache Pills

II you want TO be from from Headache of all kinds
use DIR. Hutchins Henaach- saad nfhnrtic
Pills. hey are sure cure 1t IL estIma Ell from
the quantity OF Headache and Cathartic Pills which
have been ordered during the last six months that
10000 people have use them an found relie. Tly
a box. Sold by all Druggists, Price rs cts.
dec 5-d1wsNs
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ADJUSTMENTS To-NIGHT. Owing to the great
space occupied by the Presidents Message,
market reports, and other important matter
we must beg inulgence, on the part of cater
ers of public amusements tonight, for breyity.
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TEMPERANCE CoNvENTIoN.-The County
Association will meet at Standish Corner to-
day, at o'clock in the afternoon, and will
hold session in the evening. The public are
cordially invited to attend
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THEATRE.-A splendid audience filled Deer
isg Hall last evening and the performance
went off finely. We will try and give more
extended notice tomorrow as the same play
will be repeated tonight
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T. M. B.-Rememher the grand promenade
concert at Lancaster Hall this evening. Of
course they will have full house.
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UN1vERsALIsT SocIETY.-The ladies of Ste
vans plains Levee. Trains run after The en-
tertainment TO the city,
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MADAME Parepa-Rosa has engaged onr Citv
Hall Tor musical exhibition January 9Th,
1859 She will receive hearty welcome.
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LIST OF PATENTS issued to Maine inven,ors
and bearing date of Dec. 9Th, reported for tbo
Press by VIM. II. Clifford, Esq, Solicitor NJ
American and Foreign Patents, 3o1 1.2 Con.
gress street:
W. R. Evaps, Tbomaston, magazine guns
5. w. Huntingdon. Augusta, shearing NH
chine.
j. e. Sturdy, Augusta, tack holder and car
pet stretcher.
NJ. A. Ward, Bangor, assignor to self; q.
Grant and I. Heisey, same place, graphic.
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ESSAY for Young Men

an the Errors anil Abuses Incl tIo Youtb and
~ Early Manhood, with tbs humane view of treat
ment ana cure sent mail tree OF charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phiiadelphia.
Pa. sen99d q wemsN