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Political.
I Wig.

TIC Democratic State Convention was
held OH Wednesday,, At Augusta. Great
effort was made to get out large Cohven-
ton, and S74 delegates were reported as
having been elected. Hon. Eben F.. Pills
bury, the old nominee was put in nomina-
ton again. The Resolutions are of the
Ind a Rubber kind. Electors Mt large
John II. Ware, Bangor, and Philip East
man, of Saco. Monroe Young is Oil the
State Committee from this county.
The Democrats Of the Third Dis
trict, in convention at Augusta yesterday.
l.. Wilder Farley was nominated for Con
gress and Isaac Reed and j. II. Creighton
were elected delegates to New York.
The Convention was noisy and boistcrous
Tile Democrats Of the second dis.
trict have elected J. A. Linscott Of Frank
lin and Moses Riggs Of Sagadahoc, dele
gates to New York, and S. K. Carter and
S. {. Andrews Of Oxford alternatcs.
The delegates from the fourth dis
trict have elected Henry Hudson Of Pts
cataquis and Maiccllus Emery of Penub
scot, delegates to the National Convention
At a meeting Of the delegates of :he
9Th Congressional District held ut Augusta
June 18th, l.. j Carleton of Camden and
J. G. Talbot were elected to attend til,
Democratic Convention.
Tile House of Representatives in
Committee Of the Whole voted to fix til,
tax on Whiskcy at Scots. per gallon,
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PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT:
U. S. CIR A n II,
FOR VICE-PHESIDENT
Schuyler CoIfax.
Union Republican State
Convention.

All citizens OF this State who rejoice that our
great civil war has happily terminated in the dis.
comiorturc Of rebellion; whs would hold fast the
unity amt integrity of the republic, and maintain
its paramount right to defend to its utmost its
existence while impcrillcd by secret conspiracy
armed force: who arc in favor of economic i
admin iration OF the State and National expen6-
lures, of the complete extrpation of the principles
and policy OF slavery, and the speedy rcorganiza.
ton OF those states whose COVE, nments were de-
troycd by The rebellion, aud the permanent restor
alton to their proper practical relations with the
United States in accordance with the true princi-
send delegates TO convention to be holden in CITY
iaN PortdHdon Utdnes it,y, Jnly sth, ~ ii O'Clock
a NJ, for the purpose OF nominating candidate
for Governor, two candidates for Electors at large
Is come before tie Convention.
! he basis of representation will be as follows ::
Each city, town and plantation will be entitled to
one delegate and one additional delegate for
every seyenty-fve votes cast for Joshua l..
Cham ,erlain at the gubcrnatorial election of
1855 A traction of forty votes will be en-
titled to an additional delegate.
The State Committee will be in session at the Re-
cruton Room of tlseC NY Hall, from o o'clock till
IL a. NJ. the day of the Convention, for the
purpose of receiving the credentials. Of delegates,
anil to hear and determine all cases Of cont stcd
elections subject TO ratification by the Convention
Aroostook, I.iewellyn Powers
Cumberland, n \. Foster.
Franklin, H. Il. Prescott.
ancock, y. IA. SAWYER.
Knox Geo. ". French.
Lincoln s. ). Marble.
oxford, James F. Clark.
Pcnobscot, John Benson.
Piscataquis, A.G. LcDrOkc.
Saratiahoc. T.. ;. J. NdOly.
Somerset, James Bell.
Waldo, =. l.. Mllllkcn.
Washington. Charles Z. Payne.
Androscoggin, A. u. Morgan.
!. G. Blaine hcnuebec, Chairman
J. T.. Butler, York. Secretary:
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NEWS ITEMs.-Mr. Sidney Howard Gay. for
cry Standard, and more recently managing
editor Of the New York Tribune, has Joined
the staff Of the Tribune at Chicago. His health
impaired for time by long confinement to
editorial labors, Is now fully restored,
a Western paper says that Mr.. Wale
lost the nomination at Chicago ON account OF
his disgusting profanity.
Hon B. F. Loan Of Missouri, and Hon. Fran.
els Thomas of Maryland, decline the re- nomina.
tiSns for Congress. Senator Wade also declines
to have his name used as candidate tor theOhi1
Nineteenth Representative District.
The patent medicine men Of the United State.
are said to bave representative III congress
to look after their iutereSts.
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Republican Platform.

The National Republican Party
of the United States, assembled
~ National Convention, IN the
City Of Chicago, on the Ticenti-
eth day Of Nay, 1868, make the
tolloring declaration Of Princi-
piles:
First-We congratulate the coun-
try on the assured success of the re-
construction policy of Congress, as
cvinced by the adoption by a MAORI
ty of the States lately in rebellion, of
constitutions securing equal civil and
political rights to all 1t is the duty
of the government to sustain these
institutions and to prevent the people
of such States from being RENTED to
state of anarchy.
Second-thc guarantee by Con-
gross of equal suffrage to all loyal
men at the South was demanded by
every consideration Of public safety,
of gratitude, and of justice, and must
be maintained. The whole question
of suffrage in the loyal States prop
crly belong to the people Of those
States.
Third-Wc dcnounce all forms of
Reputation as a national crime. The
natio.:al honor requires the payment
of the public Indebtedness in the ut
most good faith, to all creditors at
home and abroad, not only according
to the letter, but to the spirit of the
law under which it was contracted.
Fourth-It is due to the labor OF
the nation that taxation shall be equal
lied andrcduced as rapidly as the ma
loinal faith shall permit.
Fifth-The national debt, con-
tractcd as it has been for the preser-
walton of the Union for all time to
come, should be extended over fair
period for redemption, and it is the
duty of Congress to reduce the rate
of interest thereon whenever it can be
honestly done.
Sixtll-The best policy to dimin.
ish our burden of delt, is 80 to i'm.
prove our credit, that capitalists vii
|, seek to loan us money at lower rate.
of interest than we now pay, ant
must continue to pay so long as re
, pudiation partial or total, open or co
q vert, is threatened or suspected.
Scvcnth-The government of tn
I Unite States should be administered
c with the strietcst economy, and tn
. corruptions which have been so shame
fully nnrscd and festcred by Andrew
johnson, call loudly for radical re
), form.
!, Eightf--We profoundly deplor,
: the untimely and tragic death of Alb
!; raham Lincoln. and regret the acces
i sion of Andrew johnson to the Pres
idcncy; who has acted trcacherousI,
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of Chief Justice Chase, the M.clias I'm.
ion, Democratic paper Of rare good judg.
mcnt, says
"a guilt exists between the Chief Justice
and the Radical, Impeachment men in Con.
gress that cannot be bridged over. Now that
slavery is abolished little or no difference Of
political opinion exists between the great mass
Of the Democratic party a:d Mr.. Chase. He
stand, frankly and without disguise or dcccp.
ton on the platform Of Universal Suffrage and
Universal Amnesty, both hateful to and hated
by Radical Congressman and the supporters Of
General Grant, and when properly defined AMI
understood are pure Democracy undefilcd."
-lPOrtland argus.
Universal Suffrage and Universal Amnesty
are pure Democracy unlefiled,'s unds funny
from the Union and the Argus. We have been
accustomed to read the New York Tribune
daily tor 4 year, and If there is one political
plank more than another which it has insisted
should be adopted in the platform Of the Re-
publican party it is that Of ''Universal Suffrage
and Universal Amnesty" Morning, noon and
night the Tribune has advocated this policy
snd we have supposed the Tribune radical. II
the Union and its party steals the Tribune's
first choice for President, and its chief plank
for platform, the country can stand theft
if the Dem cratic party can.
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For the cure OF lncipicnt Consumption, Coughs,
Colds, Group, Asthma. Liver Complaints, Dys.
pepsi ill., and General Debility. For several years
have been urged by kind friends, who have used,
anu heen pensiiied by my Lille SYRUP to put 1t up
now tina: the country is flooded with patent niedi-
cines, which attend the same. For years past I
would lie large, and did not wish to curtail tho
operations OF my Venetian Liniment business
But thanks to the generous public, who have ap-
prcciatcd my Vcnilian Lnmcnt, am now able to
ITO, without any deirment to my large business In
that medicine. The foundation of my success,
attribute TO attending to the manufacture of every
drop my self and shall do the same in regard 10 my
Pulnonic life Syrup. The ingredients arc per-
fectly harmless, but act on the Lungs AMI Liver
with as astonishing effect. Price IS cents. Depot,
No. 81 Cortlandt street New York, near Jersey
City Ferry. Sod by The druggists and storekecp-
I'M 20
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We %. PTBLHC.aTIO.vs.

+. b. Peterson & Brothers, No. Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, have in press and
will publish in Il few days, -! he Life OF
Hon. Schuyler ColfaX," written by Rev.
A. Moore, of South Bend, Indiana, who
was for twelve years, as pastor and friend
in the entire confidence of Mr.. ColiaX, aud
had access to the files Of the paper pub
lished by Mr.. Coltax Tor Scnty years, and
to the Cong, cssional Globe: knows all the
past history and all who have known him
from boyhOod. lie began this biography
two years ago, so that it is not one of the
hurried and ephemeral publications SO
common in election years. Mr.. Moore is a
gentleman of fine talent and culture. and
there is no doubt but that his biography OF
Mr.. Colfax will be worthy Of lis dislin-
guished subject.
The following letter from Mr.. Colfax TO
Rev. A. Y. Moore will explain itself:
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 80, 1865,
"My dear Mr.. Moore:-
As your prediction of year ago has
been realized, | have no further objection
to your publishing any sketch, more or
less full OF my lite. you may have prepar-
cd. Al you were for Il dozen years Or
more, a icliow-townsman of milne, and Il
valued friend, suppose you know AS mnch
about knowing; and although my engrOss-
ing duties here leave me no time to revise
the manuscript, have no fear that your
work will not be II faithful one.
Yours, very truly,
SCHUYLER COirAx."
Rev. Y. Moore, South Bend, Indiana
1t will be published in a large duodeci-
mo volume Of five hundred pages, printed
| from large type, and Oh the finest aud best
Of white paper, with portrait, on steel,
Of Colfax, executed by one Of the first ar.
fists In the country, photographs taken of
Mr.. Colfax within the last week the whole
bound In cloth in the most substantial man
ner. Price, $3.50 a copy. Canvassers
wanted everywhere. Large discounts Civ
Ell. Copies will be sent to any one,
postpaid, on receipt Of price, by the Pub
fishers.
DEMOREsr's Young AMERICA.-Of all the
juvenil, periodicals, Demorlst's Young
America is tho only one that has really
made distinctive name and place. lts
pictures. its games, its puzzles. render |,
universally popular among the little ones
while its varied and instructive character
equally recommends it to the attention Of
parents and teachers. The series Of French
lessons. or the masic, which is feature
are alone worth several times the cost o.
the book. el.50 yearly.
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TIE ATLANTIC MoNTIILY-for July is re
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IRON IN THE BLOOD.

The necessity of due proportion of iron in the
blood is well known to all medical men; when It
becomes reduced from any cause whatever, tho
whole system suffers, the weakest part beins first
attacked and feeling of languor Ia. sude and all
goneness, peryadcs the system. Stimulants only
afford temporary relief, and have the same effect
as giving tired horse the whip instead of OATS
The true remedy is to supply the blood with tho
necessary quantity Of iron. This can be done by
using the
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
protected solution of tho protoxiie Of iron,-
which is prepared that il assimilates at once
with the blood giving strength, vigor aud new life
10 the whole system.
To take medicine to diseases occasioret} BY
deficiency of iron in the blood, without res toripx
II to the system, is like trying TO repair building
when the Foundation is gone.
An eminent divine says: ~ have been using the
Peruvian syrup for some time past, il gives new
ySor, buoyancy of spirits, elasticity of m0scie."
Pamphlets containing certificates of cures, and
recommendations from some of the most eminent
physicians elergymen and others, will be sent FREQ
to any address.
The genuine has "reruvian Syrup blown in tho
glass.
J. P.DISsMoRE, Proprietor,
No. 80 Dey street. New York.
Sold by all druggists. 1m spn 81
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IMPORTANT To FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote
his entire time to the treatment OF all diseases in
ctcnt to the female system. An experience III
twenty -four years enables him to guarantee speedy
and permanent relicfin the worst cases of Sup
pres sion and all other Menstrual arrangements,
from whatever cause. AL letters for advice muse
Co Ia 81 Onicc, No. Endcott street Boston
n. D.. ord furnished to those who wish to re
manI. d., 'r,atment.
Boston, J.trc, %, 1867.
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To Females.
Dr.. ". T. PADELFORD. Ply

stefan and surgeon gives exclusive attention to
Diseases of Women. He has made diseases OF
women Lis stndy for The past twenty years. His
practice has heen extensive both in hospital and
in private practice. Ills reputation has vouchers
all the city papers his patients, and the mcdi-
cal profession, both here md abroad AS being the
most skiiliul specialist here, and thorough mac
ter OF all sexual diseases.
If. Pad llord is admitted Ivy the best medical
talent of the country to have no equal III tho
treatment of Female Complaints, and 1t Is no un-
usual occurrence for phesicia in regular prac-
tte 10 recommend patients 10 him Tor treatment
when afflicted with tii~r:.> t. in his specially.
I.ae. VIII rece yr the most ,cicBiiiic attention
both medically a1tl sUTgiealy, with private apart
meHtS duri & sickness, and with old and expert
cnced NURSES. ii they wish.
The poor advised Tree Of charge. PLY sicians or
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and enclosing the usual fee, Will be answered by
.ciuru mail.
Mcdicihcs sent 10 al parts of the country.
Office, No.!si How ARD STREET, Boston Mass.
splcylG
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CANCER. scRnEuLA &C.. Cured.

&C. Persons afflicted NTH Cancer, Strofnla
Tumors. Erup,ions, Ac are CURED by the use Of
DR.. GREENS
ELECTRO-MEDICAT BATHS,
and Indian Vegetable remedies which cleanse the
blood OF all liumors, Mercury, Lead, &c, and re-
store hea lih to nvalids Afflicted with every va
riety of disease. book describing Cancer Scrof-
ua, Humors and other diseases, with their prop
en- means of cure, may be obtained free at tho
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GREENE 10 Temple lace. Boston.
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ApUERING TO THEIR FRIENDS .-Gen.
fseauregard is Toasted and enthusiastically
roasted by the New York Democracy, at Del
,nonIeo's add private clubs. This Is going On
,vhiie the Democratic papers are denOuncing
and attempting 10 rdcule Gen. Grant. This
trentmcnt OF Beauregard and Grant Is moiiyed
S,bolly on account Of the connection OF both
eth the war ofthe secession rebellion.
''''- -GJetefsoaidn.
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WHY .UpcER FROM SORE.

when by the use OF the Arnica Cintment you
easily be cured. II has relieved thousands irom
Eur,s, Cuts, Chapped Hands, Ii 1ils,
Sprains, Warts, Itch,
Aud every complaint of the skin. Try It, for II
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HAIE'S AItNICA OINI'M ZEN T
For SALE by all Druggi.ts.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-26

ANOTHER VRvo!-On Saturday tho House
rec. jved message from the President votoing
the bin fer the adinis sion Of Arkansas to repre-.
sentation In Congress. Mr.. Stevens moved
the previous question which was seconded.
The vote wis taken and resulted-yess Ill,
nays 3i-a strict party vote. tho Speaker vot'
ing in tho affirmative.
The Speaker announced the bth had passed
the House, notwithstanding the Presidents
vets.
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Y-Thc propeller Tibbetts on Friday night
rsn upon ledge in the harbor Of Rockpor'.
where she lay high and dry ut iow wafer. She
was got off At next high tide with but little
damage aud arrived here on Saturday night
-LBangor JeGersonian.
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hCongressional Committee Of the 9Th
District for 1865:
Knox county, Paul Stevens of Camden!
Waldo county s. G. Thurlow Of Belfast,
and --; Hancock county, Jo-
seph r. Huxley OF Bluehill. and Henry NJ.
Hall Of Ellsworth; Washington county.
Charles Il. Paine, Esq. of PASSPORT, and
Jam IS A. Milliken, Esq. Of Cherryficld.
We give the vote Of the several Conven.
tons in this district during the last ten
years and the time Of holding the Conven-
tions:
1866, Held at Ellsworth Aug. 10th. vote:
Hon. +. A. Pike, LEI
Gen. j. c. Caldwell, 45-2l2
1864, held ct Ellsworth, July p.
Hon. F. A. Pike, l46
Eugene Hale, Esq, "a
y. NJ. Roberts. 10
A. =. Emerson. 5-2A
1862. Held at Ellsworth, July I'd.
Hon. F. A. Pike, l55
" n. G. Hichborn, IS
A. b. Perry, l-234
1850, Held at Columbia, June 20.
Hon. F. A. Pike, 1888
- 5. p. Brown. AZ
c. A. Spoffaid "a
" J. C.Caldwell, l3
c. J. Abbott,
. A. u. Simpson,
Z" JIM. Swazcy.
f" +. C. WO- oman. l. GAG
1858, Held at Columbia July lG.
Hon. $. c. Foster, IA; the whole
vote.
1856, Held at Columbia.
Hon. s. C. Foster, l5e
"F. A. Pike, 40
Washington Long, %
A. Z. Emerson, 8-23s
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---Sometime since the Democratic politicians
IN this locality were ''howling" about taxing
bonds. We hear nothing Of the kind DOW. What
il the matter.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

To BEAUTIrY AND DRESS THE HAIR, AND
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lens Improved (,.c,c style HAIR REsIoIER or
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Tooth Ache proceeds from aguc in the
face, operating upon the exposed nerve OF a
decayed tooth Rub the gum thoroughly with
the finger, wet with Johason's Anodyae Linz
ment. heat the face well. and lay II flannel wet
with the Imminent on the face, also put n little
Of the Liniment into the cavity Of the too ii on
cotton.
Tho system frequently gets out of order
and should be at once regulated. else other
troubles will ensuc; when physic is needed take
Parsons Purgative Pills. they are a safe,
wholesome. and natural Medicine.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet att
cle-supcrior to Cologne, and at half the price.
Young housekccpers one worl in your ear
az Re oa a nae NO osf 4an ,h e
to do the cheapest and best
adulterated compounds of saleratus, which in
jure the health, and are almost worthless, are
extreme. The pure, efficient, wholesome, and
harmless Saleratus made by James Pyle is the
other extreme. Choose between them as you val
ue your money and your health.
Az EMINENT DIvINE-says. 81 have been using
the Peruvian Syrup. II gives new vigor,
buoyancy of spirits, elasticity OF muscle" j. L.
Dinsmore, Sc Dey street. New York, will send free,
\ pamphlet OF 80 pages, containing a full account
of the remarkable medicine, TO any one sending
him their address.
WHAT HAIR REsToEArIvE--took the first Pre-
MUM Of a silver medal at the New Hampshire
| state Fair over all competitors? "Barreu's."
'Onwsrd, right onward,
Into the Valley Of Death,
Rode the Six Hundred
| But larger, by hundreds multiplied into mill
| lous, than the doomed band who rode to
swift destruction IN Tennyson's poem, is the
great cayalcadc ofunhappy, men who are rush.
Ing to untmely graves, followed by the gaunt
spectre Dyspepsia. This is all wrong, and
shonld cease. Plantation Bitters, the great
| Stomachc Pam Killer. cures dyspepsia, Heart
burn, Headache, Vertigo, Dizziness, and al
symptoms OF kindred character, las if by magic
F,r Languor, Lassitude, Great Weakness and
Mental Depression, hey have 4 most wonder
fql effect.
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.M1-M essrs. Peters, Pike and Blaine voted
against r. ising the salaries Of all the clerks in
the Departments per cent.
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supreme Judicial Court-1ees.

The table Of assignments which We copied
yesterjiy from Portland paper was incorre
In several particulars, and We now publish a
correct table ~ follows'
TERMS FOR TRfAL ARRANGED NY MONTHS.
T, WALDO LIST T, Cumberland ID 7, Androscog-
y Lsovxa,y; Psnc \ LIST +, Aroo'to0k last
March. Franklin LIST 7, kennebec 1st 7,
april. Lincoip fst T. Penobscot LIST T,
Sagadahoc LIST r, Cumberland 2d 7, Androscog4
gin ID 7, Waldo ID +, Hancock 4thT WASH
May. York 81 T..
july. Cumberland 4th T.
august. kenpebec LIST r, Penobscot I'll T,
ScSss%Ss r. ri.ca.aqui. I'd T, Andro-cosgin
Sd +, Aroostook Sd T, Oxford 81 T, Somerset
I'd I, York Sd T, Franklin 4th 7. Knox 4th I.
Penobscot 81 I, Waldo 81 I. Washington Sd 1,
Hancock 4th 7, Lincoln 4th T.
December. Sagadahoc ID 7, Somcrset3d 7.
LAW TERMS.
May. Augusta. 4th Tuesday.
JAY. Portland 81 Tuesday.
December. Bangor. LIST Tuesday.
ASSIGNMENTS OF THE JUDGES.
appleton, Ch. J. Penobscot, ID T, Aug,
Piscafaquis, 2L 7, Sept,
PenObscot, LIST T, Oct,
Aroostook. 4th r. Feb;
Hancock, 4th T. Apr,
Catin1, J. York, 81 I, Sept,
Kennebec, Sd 7, Oct,
Penobscet. LIST r, Jan,
Penobscot,1st T, Feb,
Knox, 2d I, Mar.
Esnt,L j. somsrset,f3d T,sep,
Hancock. 4th 4, Oct.
cumberland, ID T, Jan.
Piscataquis, 4th T, FEB,
Penobscot, lst +, Apr.
Walron,J. Cumberland. 4th r. July,
Franklin, 4th I, Sept,
Waldo, 81 I, Oct,
Androscoggn, 81 r, Jan,
oxford, 81 I, Mar,
Androscoggin, 4th T, Apr,
Dickesson, j. AroostooA, ID r, Sept.
washington, 81 T, Oct.
Waldo, LIST T, Jan,
Waldo, 81 L, Apr.
York, 81 r, May.
Barrons,.J. kennebcc, 1st +, Aug,
Knox, 4th I, Sept, J
Lincoln, 4th T., Oct,
SagadahOc, Sd I. Dec,
Franklin, LIST +, Mar.
Cumberland, I'd T,Apr,
Ddntor:h,J. Sagadahoc, 81 7, August,
OXfoad, I'd T, September,
Somerset, Sd December
Somerset, ID L. March,
Sagadahoc. LIST 7, April,
Washington, 4h +, April,
Topley,J. AndroscogSin, ID T, Sept,
York, LIST L. january,
Cumberland. I'd r. Dot.
Kenuebec, 1st T, March.
Lincoln, LIST T, April.
The courts will he presided over according
.othc above assignment, made at the recent
Jaw term ut Augusta, unless in some few
asses, possibly, judge. may agree upon an
.xchsngr. The q. sociatc judges in the above
list are arranged in the order Of their q.
pointmcnt to office.
L Wig.
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"Onwsrd, right onward,
Into the Valley of Death,
Rode the Six Hundred, -
Gpefial Notices.

Morn PATCHES, FREcKLEs 4 TAN.
THE only reliable Remedy for those Brown Dis
colorations on the face is sPRRRY,s MoTYI
aud FREcxLE LOTION" Prepared only by DIR. B.
Z. PERRY, ~ Bond street, Now York
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