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ITO LIsPENARD ST.,
NEW YORK, October 10, 1868.

sH.r .... IlU LISPENARD ST., [
NEW YORK, October 10, 1868.
DEAR SIB,-It is with much pleasure that
say to you that consider the Plantation Bit
ters of untold value. In the fall of 1867 was
taken with Chlls aud Fever, with the most Sc
we're pains in my chest and head. 1t was with
great difficulty that could breathe. My lungs
were greatly distressed, and there was severe
pain in my right side, by spells. could hard
ly get up from my bed called Doctor, who
attended me all winter with out the least bene-
fit. About the first of August I commenced
using your Plantation Bitters-a wine-glass
full three times a day-and have used it most
of the time since, and 1 am now well and
strong, able to do all my own work and the
care of large. family. Yours, &C.,
SUSAN WILSON.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price. sept18eodd1w&w
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MARRIED..

In this city Aug. rs, by Rev. s. r. Bailey, Josiah
Barnet, OF Waltham. Mass, and Miss Louisa A.
Pickles, OF st John, NIB.
Also, Sept. 8. by same. B F. Tasker, M. D., and
Miss Fannie M Fogg, both of Fairfield Me.
In this city. Sept. 4, by Rev. s. r. Bailey assisted
BY Rev. DR.. Smaller, Thomas Mayo, of Portland and
Miss NIalleville Fisher, OF Bowdoinham. mo cards
In Alfred, Sept. IA, by Rev. Geo. Lewis, Chad
bourne WEIGH and Miss Martha A. Perkins, both OF
North Berwick.
In Dover. N. H., by Rev. 7. D Stewart, Edwin W.
Graffam, of Portland, and Miss Mary E. Higgins, of
Gorham.
In Portsmouth, Sept. 10, John w. Wendl and
Miss Mary A. Glodell, both OF Portland.
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Situation Wanted.

Young Man desires permanent situation, eth
er as partner or clerk in some reliable business
Has a small capital to invest.
sep16sn2t Address w, Press Office.
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NEW and Fashionable Pant goods just re-
ceived by A. D. Reeves, Tailor, SO Free street.
sept18-1m .s-r
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OUR readers are reminded of the sale of
Household Furniture to-day at II o'clock, at
30 Bramhall street. Piano and Sewing Ma
chine will be sold at II o'clock.
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Vital MAGNETISM

a. >. HAYW1RD,
Congress Hall, will heal the sick on the same
principle that the late DR.. Quimby did, ,oithou,
medicine often with one treatment by his Natu.
ral Vital Magnetic Gift. The system is vi.
talized, equalized, and quieted, giving NEW LIFE
and vIGoR. Has had good success in Boston
New York and Chicago.
Mr. H. will remain in this city until Oct 1.
G3 Consultation free. sep16sNd1ws
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DEMoREsTs ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY - a
mirror of fashion-for October, has been receiv-
ed by Fessenden Brothers, Lancaster Hall.
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WANrED!-20OO more purchasers of Blan-
kets, at S1.75 each and upwards, at Cogia Has
sans, 90 Exchange street. sept1S 81
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Losr!-Portland, Sept Is, 1S69-The neces-
sity of paying over $1.75 for 1914 Blankets
For particulars enquire at SO Exchange street,
OF Cogia Hassan. sept18-3t
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WE are are now prepared to show the finest
stock of Cloths for Custom Clothing ever of
fered in Portland, and would invite all to ex-
anime our stock. GEO. w. RICH & Co.,
sept18-1w 173 Fore street.
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JUST opened, a fashionable lot of goods for
Coats, Pants and Vests, at A. D. Reeves, Tail
or, So Free street. sept1S1m
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aug17d1awSw

SOMETHING NEw.-Lothrop, 81 Exchange
street, has got something new in the shape of
Room PAPER. 1t is not affected in the least
by steam or dampness, and spots can be re-
moved from it by using damp cloth, without
injuring the paper. Call and examine.
sept16d1w 81 Exchange street.
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A USEFUL HOUSEHOLD MACHINE. - The
strongest and most perfect Wringer of which
we have knowledge is the Universal" We
do our readers a real service when we COM
mend such a machine to their notice.-(New
York Sun. d&w1w
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los p NTIvEs ELEcTED.-Orin Doug
. .s' republican, has been elected Representa-.
1--WE rom the classed towns of NanIes Casco
and otiseld, as We coniectured Ws S.v wA .ho
following to add to our list; We n"'0 'n0
Aeton-Caleb Burbank, r..
Bucksport-S. T. Kinks, r.
ElsWorth-James HI. Chamberlain %
Sury-Samuel WATSON, r. ~
Iremont-A. @. MillikeD, r.
Hancock-Rowland M. Young, r.
Sedgwick-Daniel M Means, r.
66ro0ksuale-George v. Mills, r.
Gousds6oro-Wm. L. Guptill, r.
Dtsfeld-George S. Holman,
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A FIRST CLASS stock of Gents, Boys and
Youths Clothing may be seen at the manufac-
turers 292 Congress street, opposite the Preble
House. ORIN HAWKES. & Co.
dQyU
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FoUND!-ln the Cogia Hassan store on Ex-
change street, an excellent Breakfast Shawl at
$1.OO, and good 1914 Blankets at So 80 per
pair. sept18-3t
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S. SCHRYVER.
LIcelceG Pam Broker

Money advanced ON all kinds of personal
property, on Jcwelry, Diamonds,
Carpets, Nc
nE Unredeemed Goods for sale at low prices.
10 Middle ST., Planners Block,
au3Osn.d3Wx
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A CERTAIN CURE for Cholera, Dysentery,
Diarrhea, SC. USE MAsoN's CHOLERA MIX
TURE. 1t gives instant elief. 1t is certain
cure. Price 80 cents. Prepared only by Ed
ward Mason, Apothecary, Portland.
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ANDERSON'S
New Price List for September
Bargains, Bargains, Bargains.


Hoop Skirts 25c. SOC, 75,. 81, 1.25, 1.5O,
At AnderSOn's.
Corsets soc, 75c, 81, 1925, 1850, So.
... At AndeTs0n's.
Ladies' Merino Under-vests ssc, 81, 1885, So.
At Anderson's.
Hem-stched Handkfs 1Oc, 25c, soc, &C.
-.ts 1t Anderson's.
Invisible Nets 1Oc. Silk Nets, Csc, $50. .s....a
.....-.. ut A7sderson's.
Chidren's Undervests, all sizes cheap.
--..- At Asaderson's.
japanese Switches, SOC. Mohair Coils 42c, -
. .. at Apderson's.
Linen Collars, new style. Back Combs, Hinge Side
Combs, Wallets, Painters cheap.
rs Oh. at Anderson's.
Saxony Yarns, all colors, G skeins for 25c.
At AnderSON'S
Ladies' Hose. 1Oc, 15c, CSC, Ssc, SOC, &c.
At anderson 8.
Black Jewelry Sets, SOC, 75c, 81. Bracelets, 15c,
25c, SOC.
At anderson g.
Wells, Kid Gloves, Edgngs. Ruflings cheap,
at A7ederSOn's.
200 yd Spools &c. ps Alpaca Braid for Csc.
at Auders0n' g.
A new assortment of French Corsets cheap.
ai- ...s .s.e At A2aderSOM'S.
Hoop Skirts made to order and warranted,
At anderson
Hoop Skirt Corset & Fancy Goods
a. Store,
1888 CONGRESS ST.
~Find out the place and you can save money.
Sept 2-sNd3w
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double-deck brig of 436 tons. named John w Hunt:
others.
Also sth inst, by Ames s. Rankin, schr OF 1856
tones, named David Ames.
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JUST ARRIVED

Cummings, Leavilt & Widber,
eco Commercial Street,
100000 feei of Slack wainut,
80 900 feet of Western Ash,
$4,000 feet of Western Oak,
$4,000 feet of White Wood,
35 900 feet of Western Chestnut;
100000 Canada Pumpkin Pine shin.
sies' sep1SdlCt
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~ Sold by all Druggists and Medicine Dealers.
Bachelors Hair i've

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable jim
Simultaneous; no disappointment; ridiculous tints
remedies the ill effects of bad dyes; invgorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at the Wig Factory, 16 Bond st, N. Y
june 3-sNd&w1yr ..4 ..
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Mr. 1eorge William Curtis lectures this
winter on THE Reform of the Civil Service"
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DIED,

In this city, Sept. II, Mr.. William Jordan, aged CO
years.
In Truro. N s., Sept. 16, suddenly, Jessie D., ell
dest daughter Of A. d. and Margaret Whiddcn, aged
"a years. ~e
from their residence, Isl Spring street. WIN
At sea, Aug. 20, two days out from Savannah
john De Sashy. OF Portland, aged 45 years.
Margaret Ann, wife OF John F. Cochrane, and daugh-
ter OF the late John and Olive Clark late of Cane
Elizabeth. aged 40 years.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at o'clock,
from her late residence. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend.
Is years.
25 years.
In Harpswell, Sept. 10, Mary P. B,bber. aged "a
years months.
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N OH Q Il
Dissolution of COpartnershiI
Dispatch Line for Philadelphia.

=" a. N II Il ID
Amy part OF $4,000 Portland
City Bonds.
Also. any part $50 Shares Port
land Gas Company Stock.
I'm. II. FOOD &c SON,
sepls-1w
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M EMOR ANDA.


Dig frotens Hall, of and from Portland for Sa-
sua, III oaast, put in to Baltimore 18th Tor repairs.
nePorts, saheu from Portland 3st nit and had cas-
Terry WINDS ana fine weather until Sent g. when in
iat 80 W NJ Ion Il 40 W. took gale from SSE which
oDnged us TO heave 10; kept so until noon NJ The 7tb
under close reefed mainsail and stlys9ils. M PM
hurricane squall split mainsail SET stay.ail az
man ana drugged her with hawser and snays mt
soon parted the hawser. At PM the brig yyas GO
ing nearly on beam ends; terrific tornado coIrfad
away foretopmast, topgallant mast, and fnremas al
head, with every sail turled The brig striking bea
Willy against the spars, obliged to cut AWAY fore
mast ana everything forward to prevent sinking. nj
midhtnlght the hurricane broke, leaving a feariul
running; threw oil TO wiadward for several hours
to prevent the sea from breaking board At day.
light the weather was more moderate and a spar was
secured, with which jury masts were rigged During
the gale the stern boat was broken away and whirec
through the air like feather.
A correspondent reports the following disasters q
Deer Isle Thoroughare in the gale of the Sth.-Sei
Mermaid Grover, from Portland for Gouldsboro
with flour and corn is ashore and badly damac ed
Sch Thistle. Wooster OF and from Hancock for Rock
land. ashore and total loss: crew narrowly escaped
with their lives. Sch Dolphin, OF Deer Isle, ashore
high and dry; badly damaged
Ship Mary Campbell. Hargr0ve, from L1verpoo
for Alden, was abandoned prev TO 10th inst, off Lun
dy Island. No particulars. The vessel registered
1871 tons, was built at Thomaston, and hailed iron
Liverpool.
Sch Evelyn, Bancroft, of and from Machas fol
New York was sunk at Tarpaulin Cove during the
gale of the 9Th
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Dutch Bulbs q!
SAWYER & WOODFORD

Have just imported large assortment Hyacnths.
Cr0cus, Tulips, SnOwdrops and other Winter bulbs.
Also, good assortment Hyacnth Glasses, Flower
Pots, and Hanging Baskets. sep1ssNW&Sf
Lost!
T asst evening between Danforth and Bracket SITS,
IL Child's White Tape Hat, trimmed with white
Satin Ribbon, Ostrich Feather and bunch of Wheat.
The finder will confer favor by leaving it at the
store Of WALDRON & FAIRBROTHER,
sep18sn3ts No 425 Congress 1t.
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THE PRESS.
Saturday Morning, September rs, 1863

ETFirst Page To-Day-Mr Pratt inter-
viewed; Recent Publications.
Fourth Pa1e-The Pearl of Campan.
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A Good Chance for n Barber.
Doom to let corner Fore and Market SITS. In .
IL qnre OF IF. CORY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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TO LEI.

CMALL Tenement to let containing fur rooms,
- plenty hard and soft water. Apply at No. 25
Lafayette ST., of
sep1s-eod2ws PETE WILLIAMS.
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GOLD CLOSED in New York last night al
136 1-2. .t-...e.-. rt.l
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Tenement Wanted.

CONTAINING three or tour rooms in a pleasant
Snfiehborhood, for which fair price will be paid.
Address j. q. X. Box I77i. seplSdlws
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LAvScuED-At Rockland 9th, bye Ingraham,
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LIVER oWyEE COUNTY IDAHO TERRITORY THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER

THE several tax suits in the Dis
trict Court, wherein several mining
companies resist the payment OF
their taxes on the ground OF excess
i've valuation, came up in the Dis
trict Court last week on appeal from
the Board of Equalization, which
body had refused to hear evidence
as to the over assessment. The
Court decided in effect that the
Board of Equalization is an inde-
pentent body, from which there is
no appeal to the District Court. The
Judge at the same time intimated
that the parties were not without
remedy, which might be found IN a
writ of certiorari to review the ac-
tion of the Board in .he matter. and
a. the attorney Tor the appellant
had already prepared an application
for such 4 writ in the case Of the X.
s. Co., il was read and the mat
ter set for hearing on Tuesday last,
at which time the matter again came
up and the writ was granted. AS
the writ of certiorari (ser-sbi-o-ra-ri)
is not often appealed to in onr
Courts, and is consequently but little
understood outside of the legal pro
fession. we here copy Webster $
definition of it:
A writ issuing out Of chancery or
a superior Court TO call up the rec
ords of an inferior Court, TO remove
n cause then depending, in order
that the party may have more sure
and speedy justice, or that errors
and irregularities may be corrected
IL is obtained upon coppl9int %
party that he has not received Jus
! tice. or that he cannot have an im
martial trial in an inferior Court. a
certiorari is the correct process 1'
remove the proceedings Of a Ccur
in which cases are tried in mannel
| different from the course Of the com
mon law, as of County Commission
ers. II is also used as ali AUXILIARY
process in order 10 obtain iuil re
turn to some other process.
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Courts, in the United States Judicial
ry act, in force long before this Ter
ritory was organized. Hence why
was it necessary to so particularly
provide in our Organic Act that
leach OF said District Courts shall
have and exercise the same jurisdlc-
ton in all cases arising under the
constitution and laws of the United
States as is vested in the Circuit and
District Conrts of the United States.
must adhere 10 the law as | nn-
derstand it. For the reason above
stated / am OF opinion that the sum-
mons in this case, being such as has
been in use, is substantially correct.
The motion to quash is therefore
oyerruled.
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DR.. CoLgAcHE, Army Surgeon at
Camp Three Forks. has been spend
ing a day or two in town, apparent
" in perfect health. after having
passed through a terrible ordeal
with inhammatory rheumatism. lie
informs us that Major Hammond has
not yet returned from his trip to
Fort CoigiIIe, whittier he went some
time since as a member OF a eourl
martial.
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The Most Unique and spicy Vol
ume in Existence.
The INN0CENTS ABROAD,
on, TffF NKw
PILGRIM S PROGRESS.

Being some account of the Steam slip Qua
ker Cifv's Pleasure Excursion 10 hurope
and the Holy Land With DcsaTip-
tiOns Of Countries. Nations Incci
dents and Adventures as
they Appeared tO Tho
\ UT n q n.
From New York 20 Palestine, and Bach
Through France. Spain, Italy Morocco,
Russia Turky. Egypt, SC. &c,
Distance of OYcr Twenty 1hous
and Miles by Land and Sea
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Report OF the Grand Jury.

To the Honorable the District Court,
Third Judicial District, /. T., Oc-
tober Term, 1869.
We, the Grand Jury offer the fol-
lowing report:
We have eqamined all matters
brought before us. or of which we
could get sufficient facts TO satisfy
Investigation.
We have found two bills Of in
dietment. one for murder and one
for mslieasance in Office, and made
one epresentmeni. for receiving money
for Withholding testimony in the case
Of "The People vs, All choy and
All Sam.
The case Of the People vs.Ah Dick,
charged with assault with intent 10
kill. was ignored. ,u
The charge Of the People VS.. W.
s. Bell, charged with assault with
intent 10 kill, was ignoreL
The case of the People VS.. Chas.
Hanson, charged with obstrucung
the highway. was ignored.
The case of the People vs.. Chas.
Isenbecb and r. NJ. Cook, charged
with grand larceny, was ignored.
There having been, and now ls'
engaged committe. appointed by
the Hon. Board of County Commits
sionqrs for the purpose Of examln-
inp the books OF the County Auditor
and Recorder and County Treasurer,
This Grand Jury thought it unadvls-
able TO consume their time by max
;nr n superficial examination of the
hooks of the county, bnt wonld
earnestly recommend that the nex'
Grand Jury and County CommIs'
sioners make a careful examination
Of the financial affairs OF the county,
We find the county Jail in good
condition and well kept.
We would call the serious attention
If the Sheriff Of the county to the
fact that there are several stove
mines at the upper end OF Jordan
street. Silver City. among the China
men. which are dangerous, an'
shonld be Immediately made sale
The Grand Jury deem it but just
in acknowledging the efficiency ant
nromptness in which the Hon. J, X
lewis. Judge Of the Third Judlcla
,, District, the Sheriff and his depnntle
and the District Attorney perform
their duties and especially do w
congratulate the citizens OF TIN
county upon having at the head 0
the Judiciary one whose object is
! inst and equitable dispatch Of busl
! ness thereby saving the count.
l much unnecessary expense.
Ali Of which is respectfully suh
j nitted O. II PURDY,
Foreman of the Grand Jury.
| ! Silver City, l. t., Nov. II, 1869.
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Miners Meeting.

Pursuant to call for a meeting
of the miners Of Carson District,
meeting was held in Hills Theaier
on Sunday, the 2lst inst. }. :. Tr"sk
Chairman. and L. +. Alpcy Secreta-
ry. and as there appeared to be a
misunderstanding rs to the object
for which the meeting was called,
motion was made and adopted to
appoint committe OF two 20 notify
tic Recorder Of Carson District that
a meeting would be held in the same
pIace al tgo o'clock on Sunday next,
and to request his presence wisb 'he
laws and records Of the district at
said meeting.
Nessrs. Chris. Sudor and -
Perriro were appoipscd as said com.
mittee and the meeting adjourned
until Sunday, the 2SLh, at two P. ~
at Hills Theatcr.
J. :. TRssE, President.
L. f. Alley. Secretary.
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q q 4 ~ J ! !

TO THE WORKING CLASS -wo are now
prepared 10 furnish all classes with constant
employmcns al home, the whole OF the tins
or Ter the spare moments. business nc~.
light and pr0btabls Persons vf either seq
easily earn from 5Or to 90 per evening, and
a proportional sum by deyOtng tairir ~hois
time 10 the business. Boys and girls cara
nearly IS much men. Thai al who -
this notice may send their address aud lr,i
the business, We make this unparalleled or
fer: To such as are not well satisfied. 10
will send S / 10 pay for the trouble 81 ~ritink
Full particulars, valuable sample, wai1h
will do 10 commence work on, att a copy ~
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The Solano California; Democrat
urges the Legislature to give Dr. j.
W. b. Reynolds. OF San Francisco
a position in the Insane Asylum at
Stockton, on the ground that ho has
been a lifelong Democrat and has
never equigocated. Such q person
il snre,y a Ct subject for The Insane
Asylum, and should be sent there
by all meaus.
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The Tidal Wave OF deeper souls
Into our inmost being rolls,
And Iifts us unawares
Out Of all meaner cares.
LoaUeIlor.
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by MARK TWAIN.

ONE LARGE and E1cgEDNGIY HAsososa
V0LuNu or
Over cJO octave Pages.
PrO'useiy Adorned with "a splendid aH<
appropriate Engrsyings, Executed by sons
Of the Most Noted Artists IN the Land, Fuily
Illustrating the Descriptions given OF Coun
tries. Nations, Incidents. Adventures, Char
acters. Etc met with by the Party wboss
ito them) Most Remarkable rilgrmags the
Author IN these Pages has Chararierisiically
Recorded SAN. HaiDEiBkNbEls,
Ag.nt
Silver CRY Nov l. 1882. sfd
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Tur DEVIL APPROVES Holy WA
rvp Gov. Hoffman. of New York,
in \ recent speech. with an assur-
s,,r,nce hardly to be looked for,
tells the country what Democracy is
ro;nr 10 do in the way OF reform in
tho State Legislature. Democratic
rarorm. rel especially in New York,
.e' .o,,nds vcry much like a sarcasm on
the part of the great Mohawk.
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urssy WARD BEECHER says on the

urSsy WARD BEECHER says on the
ho;r.dyinp question "lfa man Will
Ia Ian hann;er for it. let him do It. II
b;s ~ ,x;te will love him better, or II
She M will be made any happier. in the
1s, name Of love let him dye. Family
hanniness is a great blessing to pnr-
nbase Al 40 small a cost as a bottle
of hair-dye.'
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DENTISTRY.

- DIR. F. CRETE HAS re- :
9YYt3 sumed his old profession, anu y
prepared to perform all operations N H.
sai surgery, Mechanical Deh
tIstry. etc., at reduced rates ur
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