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State News.
ANpRosCoGGIN COUNTY,


AsphoSoo'eiN COUNTY.
According to the Lewiston journal, typhoid
ieVer Is very prevalent IN thot vicinity.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY,
The House of Mr.. Harvey Stetson in Rrrns-
wick was PARTIAL destroyed BY fire ON Thanks
giving day. Loss about $500. No insurance.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
The Ellsworth Amor;oo,, So, .,
called the lind q Fan" hay SSys ,oo schooner
hailino from New YorL baS 49, aUo sons now NV
CoIIector naverenr 81 Sas,; as oee 1 selzed Dy
that mort said schooner was n;lt ;;, ~ 70
the Rr;tis,, psn,,i,OS was oulle IN one OF
waters of the United States. subsequently uIv
she was purchased by party in RockIand a,.S
repaired during the wear 1867. Not beino able
to obtain American papers in RockIand tbo
vessel was brought to Castina wberahu na,, Sno
We're fraudulently obtained, thereby mourning
ner ioiioi.uie'
The cItibens of Ellsworth are moving on
the subject OF obtaining ciGy charter.
KNOX COUNTY.
The Ro,kland Gazette savs e. coou.
formally onened az nor, 9os A. S",; ueolee was
lst inst in accordance with tho on r On tne
of last winter This new advanta9e in o,,st oss
house business will be material sss;stono ~
the maritime interests of 81 Caar~,o S ~
contr;hute 70 the oro y, %. meorge, and Will
nIaca s-'s 'npo 'anoe VI the
M,
Inc hocKIand Free Press says that the con-
v,o n lathe =. .ne n.ase rrson enjoyed Thanksgiv-
of apples for the nrisonars w I,uen nis barrel
and distributed. which was sent hv pnI,n oa,ou
persons. who signed Ibemse,noyS uuae ea
boarders at the State Inst;t,n;on :" 'ofiner
pIscArAou,s oo,rNrv
Over tb;,+,, n,i1oo of A.. -
onis rairoad ara nov ~ .ne bangor ana Plscata-
men at work on II has cnns;do nhe NUMBER OF
ed at the approach OF cold weather, but force
ter md hn G 1o ueep euts through the win
ready for Iavinq tho U.s. tra oi Tue ROAD VIII be
nnis Observsr '"e 'rack' says the Piscata-
W.. ,oarn f.o,, A. Oh.
R;sbon eI FL run e .ne observer that Henry
6is1op, Esq, OF Sangerville, dropped down
u ot IN .hat pace on Friday last. Probably
e.le cause - was neart disease or apoplexy. His
age was " wears.
WALDO COUNTY.
The Bangor Wing SAYS a man was wovlaid
Tuesday night, while passing tbrongb IT,,
ett's Grove. about two miles from Win+an.ost
by robber who demanded his money az pJ ~,
lite The man pretended to be earnestir a ,,o
deavoring to pass over his stray funds wb en,
ne struck the ruffian blow Which faiiai %neh
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POLICE ITEMs.-The lookup last night was
filed with offenders of various grades. One
young girl, giving her name as Lizzie Dolan,
was arrested on workhouse warrant. Two
or three were brought in for drunkenness and
disturbance. Eight persons applied for lodg-
ings.
Officers Barbour, Sterling and Adams, yes
terday, arrested Dennis Hale, Joseph Crandall
alias Flat Foot Joe," and Edward Higgins,
for larceny of four buffalo robes. TheY were
locked up for examination. The fellows ar
rested are all old offenders.
Officers Haines and Pennell arrested last
evening two young girls, named Cunningham
and Godfry 10 to II years of age, for larceny
of articles from the clothes lines of Mrs. Swa-
sey on Congress street, and Mrs Thompson on
Pearl street. Some of the articles were recoy-
cred. They were found at Mrs. winefred
Cunninghams, on Fore street, who had ironed
them out nicely, and had placed them away
in chest. Mrs. Cunningham was also arrest
ed and locked up.
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RoBBERY AND ARREST -Officers Rarbo,

ROBBERY AND ARREST. Officers Barbour,
Adams and Sterling arrested yesterday man
named john f. Blonde for robbing John
shaughsay of s26s. Blonde, with Haley, Gran
dali and Higgins, who had been arrested for
larceny of buffalo robes from Messrs. Wood
man, True & Co., got Shaughsay into saloon
on Fore street and while he was in a partial
state OF intoxication, seized and held him and
robbed him of the above amount. 1t was
found where Blonde had disposed of portion
of the money and it will be recovered. Blonde
was sent to Jail.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD PRoJEcT.-The Maine
Democrat is hard at work on railroad from
saco and Biddeford, to connect with the Port
land and Rochester road at Alfred. 1t is con-
fdent that those cities may become dangerous
rivals of Portland in securing the trade of the
country through which the Rochester road
passes, but bond taxation" is so mixed up
with Smartis discussion of the project that
the whole article becomes unintelligible.
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A Holiday Prcsent-I

Holiday Prcsent-Lades and gentlemen,
young and old DESTROYS of having their hair beauti
ful for the Holidays should use bottle of Cheva-
lier's Life for the Hair at once. Read Cheva-
Hers Treaties on the Hair Free to al, given away
at the Drug Stores, sent by mail free. This book
should be read by every person. It teaches to cult
waite and have beautiful hair and restore gray hair to
its original color, stop its falling out, all rri
taon or dandrutf from the scalp, thus keeping the
hair beautiful to the latest period OF life
SARAH A. CHEVALIER, NJ. D.,
dc1sNtodc29 1928 Broadway, N Y.
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gentlemen will do rushing business

SKATING.-A very large number took advan-
take of the good weather and fine skating, to
visit the basin yesterday afternoon, and its
mirror like surface presented an animated
spectacle. The ice, however, bends somewhat
under heavy pressure, and one young lady was
for few minutes placed in a dangerous pre-
dicament, being immersed to the neck in
water. But happily there were number who
flew to the rescue and we trust nothing serious
will result from her cold BATH In the evening
we saw quite number with skates, heading
in the direction OF the skating-ground
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CHOICE GooDs.-At McDufie's, corner Of
Middle and Union streets, may be seen a choice
and splendid lot of fancy goods, watches, rings
clocks, silver-ware, &C., which have been Sc
lected expressly for the approaching holidays
The assortment is complete and well worth
looking at. All tastes can be suited 1t is one
of the richest stocks ever exhibited in this
market.
Messrs. McDufee are the sole agents for
the sale in this city of the perfected spectacles
of Messrs. Lazarus and Morris. These spectacles
are pronounced by those who have used them
to be the most perfect thing of the kind they
ever tried. 1t is great blessing to obtain a
pair of glasses that will cause your vision to
be perfect, and those who are afflicted we ad
wise to try this article,
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICE CoLUM,

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Corns, Buuyons, &c.-Dr. Emanuel.
Skates-Chas. Dav, Jr., G. Co.
Headache Pllis-Dr. Hutchins.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
City Hall-Puss in Boots TO be Repeated.
Deering = all-rheatre.
Levee-Universass Sewing Circle, Stevens Plains
AUCTION COLUMN.
Silver Plated Ware, &c, NJ. Patten & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Watches, &c.-Gerrish & Pearson.
Gold seal Lost-John H. Williams.
Confectionery Adams & Chapman.
Piano to Let or for Sale.
Small House; to Let.
Account Book Lost.
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HEAVY DAMAaEs.-In the Supreme Judicial
Court yesterday the jury returned verdict in
favor of DR.. Buzzell against the Grand Trunk
Railway Company for being knocked down and
injured by train of cars on Commercial street
in August 1866 and assessed the damages at
S4,544 81. 1t is contended by defendants that
DR.. B. did not exercise care and diligence
when he attempted to cross the track, notwith-
standing the jury found specially that he did,
A motion will be made for new trial by de-
PENDANTS and the case will go up.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmess, Reliable
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Remedies the i'll effects OF Bad Dyes Invig-
crates and leaves the hair soft andbeautiful black or
broUn. Sold by all Druggists and Pertumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory 16 Bond
street, New York. ian14sNd1v
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MARI N E N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,
Friday. December 4.

Friday. December 4.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Carlotta, Colby. Halifax. Ms.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester St John
NIB, via Eastport.
Brig Olive Parker, Bangor for Philadelphia.
Sch Abble, Davis, Portsmouth.
Sch Jas Lawrence, Burr Ellsworth
Sch Doris, Remick, Ellsworth.
CLEARED.
Sch Ranger. Goodwin, Charleston, SC-master
Sch VIM IL Rowe Whittemore, New York
Sch Aurora Borealis, (Br) Clark, ST john NIB
John Porteous.
Sch Parallel. Coggins, Calais-T Weston & Co.
LAUNoHED-At Stockton 30th ult. from the ward
OF Fletcher q Co, brig of 400 tons named Sarah
Gilmore; owned by the builders Capt Thos Clifford
who is TO command her, and others.
AT Calais list inst, from the yard OF Kelley a
Wadsworth, a schr OF 2l0 tons. named the Sarah b
Reed To be commanded by Capt Reed
oarque OF about 40 tons was to be launched
from the yard OF Short Brothers, Calais on the LIST
Master Higgins has ready for launching baroue or
about 700 tons. S VI
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THE great success of the Union Safe Deposit
Vaults, Boston, has rendered necessary the adj
dition of hundreds of individual safes, the les
see of which retains the key. Fire and burg
lar proof, guarded day and night, under care
full management:-no better place can be found
for the deposit 1vaIuables that tempt the Gu
pidity OF man or are liable to destruction by
fire
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MARRIED..

In Gorham Dec. 8. BY Sam'LDingey ESQ., Chas.
of Gorham.
In Hallowell, Nov. 81, Philander S. Boyd and Eli
"a j. Clark.
In Hallowell, Nov. 2s. Daniel g. Black and Emma
In Lewiston, Nov. =, ohm Bubier and Mrs. Loui
Field.
In Temple: Nov. "a, NJ. Isaac P. Russell and Mrs
N Emma Mitchell.
In Georgetown, Dec. 1, Benson Rowe and Barbeno
CUNNINGHAM
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A Boston PAPER declares that the object
of General Grant in visiting New England is
not to place his son in college, but to visit the
manufactures of the country. He has for a
long time designed to make a trip of this
kind, but has not previously had an opportu-
nifty of doing So
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-05

OUR Fur Traders ald Trappers in fitting out
here, find Ayers medicines one of their most
profitable articles OF traffic. Around Slave
Lake and the wild regions of the north the In
dams know their uses and have an abiding
faith in them. They say: "Ayer-great medi-
cine-cure sick man, and his remedies, for the
diseases from which they suffer, will often bring
forth their stock of skins even quicker than
wampum, rum or tobacco. Savages are not
fools if they are unsophisticated in some of the
arts of civilazaton..-[M Montreal Pilot
d&W-1t
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MHnIcInal Gamea

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
FR1DAY.-Frank F. Davis pleaded guilty to lar
ceny of coat, vest and pair of Shirts the property
Of John w. Evans and in default of sureties in the
sum Ct $500 for his appearance at the January term
OF the Superior Court, was committed to Jail
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DIR. HUTCHINS
Headache Pills

If you want to be from from Headache of all kinds
use DR.. Hutcbins Headache and Uathartic
Pills. hey are sure cure 1t is estlma'e ell from
the quantity OF Headache and Cathartrc Pills which
have been ordered during the last six months that
$1,000 people have used them and found relief TIy
a box. Sold by all Druggists, Price % cts.
dec 5-d1wsNs
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Striking, astounding, are the effects produced BY
Cristadoro's Hair Preservative and Beautifer. Be
the hair ever so wiry, coarse and unmanageable by
brush and comb, in week this article viii render
1t flexible, lustrous. and inclined to curl.
Sold by all Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No 6s Maiden Lane Prin-
cipal Depot No Astor Hon e. dc 1eodS eow1msN
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THE FIRE AT BOWS TANNERY.-The loss by
the fire at BOWS Tannery, Thursday night, is
estimated at $4,000. There was an insurance
of S22.500, divided among the following com.
panies: Security, $4,000; Phenix, Atna, Put.
nam, Norwich, Peoples, Monumental and At.
lantio, ofBaltimore, $500 each.
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ADAMS & CHAPMAN will open this morning
at their new store, 329 Congress street, choice
lot of confectionery and cigars. Give them a
call.
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THE term of the Supreme Court of the
United States begins on Monday next at
Washington. One of the first cases is that
which involves the constitutionality of the le-
gal tender act. Acknowledgement Evarts has
prepared an elaborate argument in defence of
the act
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THE PRESS.
Saturday Morning, December s, 1859.

EB-Frst Page To-Day-The Great Indian
Battle and the Great Expense of Bad Faith;
Killing and Dressing Poultry; Seaweed as
Food; The Impending Constitutions Reform;
Letter from Washington; Madame Parepa-
Rosa Vindioates the Singers; Varieties
Fourth Page Epithalamium; Cilla's Thanks
oivinu
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PAIN PANT-YEs, WALooTTs PAIN PAINT.
Ask for it and take none other. If you have
cold in the head or catarrh, get Wolcott's An.
nihiator. Full pint bottles 81. Beware of
limitations. nov25W&S2w&w
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Samaritan Cour,.

DEcFMBER TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
FRIoAY.-In the case OF Latham v. Hol ZEN and
trustees, the jury returned verdict for plaintiff for
S71.2O. Defendant files motion for new trial.
NJ +. FRANK A. b. Holden.
Court adjourned to- Monday morning at O'Clock
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The party who are surveying the extension
OF the Maine Central Railroad from Danville
junction had reached Woodford' Corner yes
terday afternoon.
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FoUND.-A gold case, inlaid with mother-of-
pearl, and set with rubies, containing one bot
tie f"Flor Del Sanio," Woodworth's new per-
fume. The owner is welcome to the case, but
he can't have the "Flor Del Santo." eod-1w
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Otice.

s% The Carriers OF the "PREss " are not allowed
to sell papers singly or by the week. under any cir
cumstances. Persons who are, have been, receiv-
ing the "PREss" in this manner, will confer tav-
or by leaving word at this office. 1
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Resources of the Pacific Coast, by j. Ross NV
Prince Eugene and His Times, by Muhlbach, Wv"
In cloth = mo
PAPER,
Home Stories, by "Cousin Alice" S0
Under the Willow, and other Poems nv ,Ianes w
Madame rherese, 1 60
The Child Wife, by Capt. Mayne Reid, lis
Rural Poems, by VIM. Barres $3.50
hlnsoor9' Farms, by Sophia Dickin on Cobb, $50
Fucker, IN
The Arts At Of Writing, Reading and Speaking,
DIR. Howel,s Family, by Mrs H. d. Goodwin. "
~, Author Of Madge Sherbrooke, sc, $50
The Music Stage, by George NJ. Baker I60
The Flower OF Liberty, by Miss Julia x. M
Kurdish " AKA
Ruby's Husband, Marion Harland, fSS
law, horne.s Passages from American Note
WOman's Kingdom. "
Cheap Fditiou OF Waverly. 4 vols In one. IL
Inc Gates Ajar, by L. S. Phillips Ia
Poems by Lucy Larcom. ia
New Edition ofAlrs. Akers Poems m
JUVENILES. r- IA
GTsndmother's Curiosity Cabinet, by Mary os-
Uncle Rods Pet
Rede dale by Miss Lee, *
The Llttle Gypsev, b. Ellie Savage 10
The FIVE Days Enter ainment at Went
worth Grange, by f. L. Palgrave 400
changing Base, by Everett, l25
Lion Ben, by Rev. Elijah Kellogg, 1925
The Nursery Series, in 3 vols, viz:
The Sick Dol, IN
The Child's Auction, i50
The Great Secret IB0
Jack, the Conquerer, by Z. @. Bowen, $50
~ ANY OF tne above works will be forwarded by
mail upon receipt OF price.
BAILEY d. NOYES,
no13dtf Exchange ~, Portland.
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THE best place in town to get fresh OYSTERS
for Sunday dinner, is at Byram & Keen,s
new Oyster House, No. Casco street
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IIMMoNs & HALVES, Market Square, is the
place to buy your Oysters for your Sunday
dinner They are now selling those extra ones
at 40 cents per quart.
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BOYS Over Coats, with'a large assortment of
Grecian and Zouave Suits, also hats and caps
may be found at 292 Congress street, Grin
Hawkes. & Co. decs.at
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The Presidents message will not be sent to
Congress till Tuesday, it being the purpose of
the President to wait till the last moment in
order to get the latest intelligence respecting
the Alabama claims
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UNDER SHIRTS and Drawers in all qualities
at Chas. Custis & Co.'s, Congress st.
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If you want first rate Overcoat or auy
other article of Clothing ct a fair price just 90
down to Geo. W. Rich & Co.,, store No. 173
Fore street. All goods sold at this establish
ment are well made and warranted.
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DIED.

In Phillips, Nov. II, Lura Stetson aged II years.
daughter oil widow Nancy Stetson.
In Rockville. Nov 10, Mrs. iudab widow of tbe
late VIM. Spring, aged ~ years mouths
In Union, Nov. Is, Mrs. Christopher Young, aged
GO years eO
In Union, Nov. 60, Miss Celeste Jones, aged 20
years. ~
In Lubec, Nov. 29, Thankful Lancaster, aged GO
years. 80
In Lubec, Nov. q, William I. knight, aged IA
years IN nths -
In Eastport Dec. 2, Mrs. Ann Burnham, aged 81
years days.
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B0sroNI4E "a, sghs Ripping Wave. CLARK, from

BOStON7A n Sd, sehs RIPPING Wave. Clark, from
frsnsi9rti Baker Barberick, Portland
Ar 4th ORG Gen Marshal, Brown Itondout: schs
Ada Alien, owen, Port johnson Julia Maria
cot; ana Lebanon JORDAN. Calais; Ii uutress Hal
lowell, Dennysvilie 9iatanzas, B,agdon sullivan;
samaritan, Candage, Ellsworth; Boaz, Brown. and
ocean Ranger, Clark, Bangor, ReDa. Munroe, Eel-
last.
Cid 4th, briggs Ellen Bernard, Towue Cane Coast
Africa; Scio, Brown, st John, NIB I; schs Alice n
Price, and Arizona. Holder, do via Portland; Noun.
tam Laurel, Langley, fremont.
SALEM-Ar Sd, schs Elizabeth, Thompson, from
Calais. Telegraph, W0Cdard, Ellsworth, savannah
Thomas, rom Frankfort; lmoeene, brown, Bangor
hume, Snow, and Mary Hall, Poland Rockland
Susan, Dermont ROekland tor City Point Mary
Langdon Pinkham, do Tor New YorE.
MAkbLEllEAD-Ar 2sth. sch Silver Lake, Hill
ton, bOothbay.
.DANVEKs-Ar %, sch Maria whitney, Peston.
New York.
GLoUCESTER-Ar Sd, scbs Essex, Wallace, New
York for Millbridge, VIM 4 Page, Mallock PASSPORT
for New lork, Harriet Gardiner, Hammond New
York tor Anldsvuam; VIM Fisher, Fisher, Portland,
to iii lOr West Indies
P0kTSM UTh-Ar 81, sch Concord, Pierce, nom
ROckland
EAsTpoRT-Cld 9th, sch speedwel Woods tor
Portland.
Id gsTb. sch Medium Smell Portland
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Essay for Young Hen

ON the Errors and Abuses Incl to Youth and
" Early Manhood, with the humane view of treat
ment and cure sent BY mail free OF charge Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa. sen32I&wSmsN
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MILLS SUspENDED.-We were told, bv a oon-
t @enan VINO came in from Hollis yesterday af
,na noon' that some of the mills engaged in
om;nn t sagar-boxes had suspended operations,
wing 70 the Instruction In Cuba and n nsettlad
&C., 49, =, business matters in that island, and
snat others would close next week. ' "''''
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MEMS GLOVES at Chas. Gusts & Co. s.

DR. BENNETT, room % o. S. Hotel, is curing
all manner of disease without medicine
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=, NJ D-hne notice of the assembly of the
+. NJ M s az Lancaster Hall, on Thursday
evening, was crowded out of our columns
They had very jolly time of it, there ho;no
some sixty-five couples present. These DANCES
have become so popular they may now be said
to run of themselves.
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FOREST City BAND CoNcERT.-The friends
OF emulation will turn out in force to- night to
the Forest City Band Concert After they
have finished their programme of selections
there Will be promenade concert, SO that
those who attend will be able to crafty their
love of music and of dancing in the same eve
ming. Remember that it rests with the public
whether our Bands shall be worthy of large
city OF sink to mediocrity through want of
interest and patronage. Lancaster Hall, to-
night.
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CATARRH and all Pulmonary Diseases have
been successfully treated by DR.. G. Morse, 70
Free street for the last seventeen years.
HIS terms for treating those diseases are less than
one half achat any of the itinerants charge who
are travelling about the country. DR.. Morse's
method for treating all Throat and Lung Dis
eases is original with him, and different from
that practiced by any one Gelse. He has the
names of more than a thousand persons ON his
books who have been radically cured of Ca
tarrb, Asthma, Bronchitis and serious affec-
tions of the Throat and Lungs, which may be
seen by any one who may wish large amount
of testimony. I can refer any one to large
number of the first families in this city, and in
almost every other city and town in this and
most other States, where cures have been
effected. Persons living at a distance can be
treated by letter and remedies sent them by
express, for diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
C. MORSE, M. D.'Physician,
70 Free St.. Portland Maine
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Cristadoro's Hair DYE
Cristadoro's Hair Preseryatiye.

To Art we owe thousand graces;
Improving Nature no disgrace Is.
So, as gray hair don't Please the eve,
Use Cristddoro'S MdtchLess Due
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IF men or women could but find the tabled
fountain which is said to restore health, and
strength, and beauty,with what eagerness they
would rush to drink its waters" 1t is found in
the s. T.-1860-X. The sale of the Plantation
Filters is without precedent in the history of
the world. They are at once the most speedy
strengthening health-restorer ever discovered.
it requires but single trial to understand
this.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. eod-1w
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THEATRE.-The friends of the drama will be
glad to learn that the famous actors, Mr.. E. L.
Davenport and his talented wife, supported by
portion of the same company who appeared
nere with Mrs. Lander, will give two perform
'noes next week at Deering Hall of new
play written ex oressly for Mr.. D.. and entitled
IF, or the Branded, 01'-'-'N