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WELLCOME'S
Liver Regulator
Dyspeptic Curer


VItHlS is an extraordinary remedy for the LIVER
land KIDNEYS, when diseased. 1t is compound
Ell OF several of the best Roots, Herbs and ISarks
known, which act directly on the LIVER and KID
NEYS, correcting Digestion, Purifying the Blood,
Regulating the Nervous System, Curing Pain in the
Side Shoulders, Back, Head, Neck and Limbs Sink
ing and Faintnsss OF the Stomach, Weakness Of the
Limbs, Languidness, Yellowness of the Eyes and
Skim, Jaundice Pain in the Bones, Dyspepsia, Dry
Cough Sore throat, Night Sweats, Irritabiiity Ner-
yousness, Loss of Memory, Weak Eyes, Dizziness.
Dropsy, etc. These difficulties arise from bad Liy,
err.
w-Itis a valuable remedy for Scrofulous and
Syphilitic Diseases, and all Glanduar Enlargements
Canker, Humor in the Stomach and Bowels Costiye-
ness, rheumatism etc. 1t is free from Calomel and
Aloes-has all the GOOD properties of those Drugs
anu none CT the bad. This is a Purely Vegeta-
BILE Remedy, safe Tor all. So
"a Soldby all Druggists and Medicine Dealers.
Prepared and Sold only by
JEREMIAH BUXTON, JR,
Also Proprietor ofthe Great German Cough Remedy
YARMOUTH, ME.
rrice Sl'Vo' augi0S&wtts
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HENRY w. LoNGFELLow writes from Ed;n.
Durgh, desiring 10 have his name added to tbo
Fackard testimonial, for as large an amount
as given by any subscriber.
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Down WITH THE PRIcEs.-This seems to
be the motto of the ''Peach Man." John Ma
loney. His fruit tempted many and his cart
was the centre Of attraction. To-day he will
open fresh lot, cheap for cash. and we expect
all will have Sunday treat, as his prices are
within the reach of ALL ...-..-
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If MIR. D. W. Ayres, of barque Thomas, will
call at ST. Dominick's Catholic Church, Grey
fapa
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A CERTAIN CURE for Cholera, Dysentery,
Diarrhea, SC. USE MAsoN's CHOLERA MIX
TURE. 1t gives instant ,. elef 1t is certain
cure. Price 30 cents. Prepared only by Ed
ward Mason, Apothecary, Portland. sSts
oy,u17d1ouQu
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srREPuBLIcAN STATE Communicable Re-
publican State Committee will meet at the
Falmouth Hotel next Tuesday evening at 7 IL
o,oIoo1-
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PERsoSAn.-Ex-Gov. Coburn A. P. Morrill,

PERsoNAL.-Ex-Gov. Coburn, A. P. Morrill,
aud Judge r. d. Rice are at the Falmouth.
, Mr.. Harding, who is one of the contractors
on the Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad, is
son of the distinguished artist, Chester Har-
ding.
Mr.. e. b. Washbnrne and family will sail
from New York for France on Tuesday next.
Hon. Eugene Hale, NJ. c., was in town yes
terday,
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Ratchalnr,S Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world I;
the only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable IN
sananeous no DISAPPOINTMENT; no ridiculous tints;
remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes tnvigorates 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, NY
June 3-sNd&w1yr
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NEW AUCTION FIRM-It gives us great pleas
ure to recommend to the public the new auc-
ton firm of r. A. Bird s. Co., successors to E.
M. Patten & Co., at IA Exchange street. The
Senior partner, Mr.. Bird, is already well and
favoraby known as former Deputy Collector
of this port. Mr.. A. B. Winslow, the junior
partner, has been connected with the Eastern
Express Company for over twenty years, dur
ing which time he has won for himself hosts of
friends by his courtesy, promptness and atten-
ton to business. We feel confident that in his
new relations he will ever be found, as hereto
fore, +" the right man in the right place."
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Wanted Immediately.

N active, capable boy, II to 10 years OF age
"A who resides in this city; one who IL wanting 10
learn the Apothecary business. No other need ap-
ply. Good recommendations required.
Apply at once at the Daily Advertiser Office.
Aug 4-dtfSN
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Boston seems to have suspended business
yesterday for the purpose of hearing what the
cable had to say of the great boat race, and the
old paradox of hearing of an event before it &C.
CURED attracted as much attention as if it were
new,
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Municipal Court.

HECORDEE K1DDEE PRESIDING.
FRIDAY-State vs.. Azel Dunphy. Attempt at
rape upon Teresa Comfy, child nine years of age
Defendant waived an examination and was ordered
to recognize in the Of $1,000 for his appearance
at the September term of the Superior Court. Com
mi tod
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The STEAMER ELLA will not touch at the
islands to-day, but will start at o'clock for
Fort Popham, reaching Portland ON her return
about 6 o'clock. IS
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.s HUNDRED that W. E. s. Whitman of
"afuiner C'foby Candor" of the Boston Jour
"oe? mas bought the Bath Sentinel and Times
ana assumes the management there upon the
first of September Nf0''
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EVERY day brings something new" to our
stock OF goods for custom clothing. We have
complete assortment of new goods for the
early fall trade. GEO w. RICH & Co., ..
augNeod2w 173 Fore Street
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Mrs. CENTER, of Biddetord, whose suicide
was reported Thursday, and was living at noon
yesterday, has since died. She has been for
sometime afflicted with spinal disease, which
affected the brain, and produced insanity. She
took oxalic acid. ="
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FIRES LAST NIGHT.-The alarm from Box
S6, about IL O'Clock last night, was occasioned
by the discovery that the fence connecting the
house and stable of John Mussey, on High
street, was on fire. The flames were extin-
guished before the engines arrived. The origin
of the fire is not known. There came near be-
ing serious fire in the paint shop of John
Russell on Casco street, shortly after the alarm
from Box SO, the occasion of which is not
known. The fire box was not accessible, and
consequently no alarm was given. There be-
ing water near at hand the services of the en-
gineS were not reouired 4.-l-- ~
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The NEW ENe1aNp Fa,e-Tbere ia not,

The NEW ENGLAND FAIR.-There is nothing
particular to chronicle this morning in regard
to the Fair, further than the fencing of the ad-
ditional grounds of the Poor House farm and
the erection of the poles belonging to the Wes-
tern Union Telegraph Company. There have
been a large number of new entries, including
quantity of horses, among them many choice
animals, including the celebrated trotting horse
Leather Stocking. Also herd of Jersey and
Dutch cattle by James S. Munroe, of Licking
ton Mass, E
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Words of Wisdom

FOR YOUNG MEN,
On the Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Manhood
with SELF HELP for the Erring and unfortunate.-
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. Ad
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box Z, Phila-
delphia, Pa, STANDARDIZATION
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ROOMS WANTED

DERSONS having rooms that can be used "a lodg-
i ing apartments during the New England Fair
can have the same adyantageousy occupied by jeay.
ing particulars ct the Argus Press office or AZ the
United States Hotel. anSasatw Nv
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DR. WHITTIER, Surgeon Chiropedist.-Corn
extracted, in-growng nails cured. IA IL Ex-
change street, ~ 81 ID ks1A ODD,
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American Peerless Soap.

And so pronounced by the most scientific analy-
tical chemists. Ne Soap introduced TO the pub
lie has carved its way into general in short
space OF time the Peerless, simply for the
that it possesses greater merit than any other known
brand.
take no other. june2S-2m
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The time for receiving proposals for building
the.bridse between City and Fluent Halls bas
been extended to noon to-day, as will be seen
be the advertisement in another column.
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Wonderful InventiOn-A Patent
WOOd.Saw.

WARRANTED to saw cord OF wood per hour.
w boy of 10 years OF age can do the work with
ease. State, Comfy and Town Rights for sale.
chance to make IS 600 in the next six months with
little capital. The best thing out. Call and see ii
do its work at the
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
until Aug 2Sth.
R-A smart active man wanted to travel Apply
as above. au23snt2Se
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RacovERED.-The wife of Hezekiah Smith
of Paris Hill, formerly of this city, whose at.
tack of insanity we noticed some time since
we are glad to learn has entirely recovered
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WI. seward and party reached Victoria.
:ouser Island, Wednesday, and was en-
@f'alned oy the municipal authorities. .
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Portland and Vicinity.


NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Scales-Fairbanks, Brown & Co.
Dissolution-Lisk Il Peters.
The Novelty-N. b. Phelps & Co.
Rooms Wanted.
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IHE hre alarm of last evening was the forty
NTH since January 1st-more than for the
whole Of last year. T'-''
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Terms of AdYcrfisiny.

Copy of Advertisements should be- left mt
the Transcripts Office, r rinters xchnnge,
113 Exchange street.
cS-All Letters should be addressed to GEO. o.
GOssE, Argus Office, or q. o. NEwHAEL. Transcript
Office. Portland. Maine, iuly5deSat-tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-08-28

I MEAN BUsINEss.-Two hundred crates
Peaches, the best could get in New York; 40
barrels Bartlett Pears, a cart load of Melons,
half ton of Delaware and Concord Grapes,
and 5000 Oranges; for sale at L. j. Perkins
Candy Store, and must be sold to-day.
Come on, Macduf L. j. PERKINS.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
I11rr1..A@

IT. =, Augusta, Aug. l. 1869
TO the Municipal Officers of tie seyeral cities
toaons and plantations of The State Of Mn;aa
ana TO oH Others aChO feel an interest d, he
Wegdre OF the destitute orphans of the soldiers
and sailors Of the recent ooar:
Inc resolves OF the Legislature, approved
March l, 1867, relating to destitute ORPHANS of
soldiers and seamen of the late war are con- NJ
tinued in force during the present wear ,Ins-
tice requires that the disbursement sbnuld ho
made upon equitable considerations. II 10
Therefore incumbent upon the commission
who have this matter in charge-in order to
meet the expectations of the State, aud to
subserve the true interests of the above named
class of our children-to earnestly ask the mu-
ncipal authorities of the several cities, towns,
. and plantations, to give their special atten-
th 10 this subject. We desire to possess
ene names, condition and circumstances of
each OF the destitute orpbans of anv soldiers or
Ell ,,,a hhaqe SO in consequence of the late
~ vi VIZ. IT Is our duty and Measure to pro-
ILL ior the homeless, and as far as nos
as are nnder ;ner the condition of such
to know OF any instance whara We uesie
or State pensions in aid Of ornban N isIS
are mlsapplied, or their rights in an, Unnureh
Justly withheld. 1t is our intention w way ~ un-
cbiidraa 70 make suitable provision that the
snit oten OF the above class may be put nnd ns
f urtho moral and intellectual culture. III
f ur,nanJe of these objects, blanks will ha
cities to'n 70 the several municipal officers of
We osle a, 20 ana plantations in the State.
tions nro nn carry and full answer to the ones.
with such information and
may suggest. For the cue e spirit of this circular
towns towns, have not responded. Years several
should not be continued. "uoh neglect
o 1T Is not necessary that the class Of ornh
referred 10, should have lost their N N oIphans
order to make them proner shit Ii mother, in
State appropriation. ''eo's OF the
J. L. CHAMpERLAN
DEoDAT BRAsTow,
FREDERICK ROBBIE.
AUGUSTA, Aug. LIST, 1869. f''""'0'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sanctioned by the Management.
New England Fair Reporter
GEO. o. GOsSE, ......................E Editor,
o. o. NKWHALL, .............P Publisher.

With the approval of the Board of Management OF
the New England Fair, to be held in Portland the
9TH, 9Th, 9th and 10th days of September next, we
propose to issue daily paper with guaranteed cir
20 900 copies during the holding of the Fair, for
popular distribution, containing reports Of all the
interesting discussions and proceedings, together
with verbatim report of Gov. JOSHUA L. CHAM
BERLAIN's Address, to be delivered Sept. 10th.
The object OF the publisher is to broadcast the
many teachings and experiences four abiest men,
in every part OF mechanical and agricultural indus
tries, arts ana sciences, among the many thousands
who Will undoubtedly visit our city during the exh-
biton.
1t is desirable that parties wishing to advertise
should engage the space they wish to occupy at once
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State Aid 10 Destitute Orphans Of Soldiers
and Senmen. t..

The appropriation of 1869 for aid to INDECENT
orphans of soldiers and seamen was $4,000
and the commissioners desire that all children
OF this class who are destitute and needy NAV
receive aid from this fund. Applications for
aid should be made to the municipal authori
ties to whom blanks have been furnished In
case any authorities should neglect or or re-
fuse to act in behalf of such orphans, appl-
tons may be made direct to the Board of
Guardians, at Augusta. Any information
from any one regarding the condition, of such
orphans, who have no stated homes, or are
subject to immoral or vicious influences will
be thankfully received We append the circu-
cular by the Board of Guardians. t-
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The President willreacb Saratoga to-day and
remain several days.
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MANY years ago the writer of this notice and
an Invalid physician, while visiting the Island
Oh St. Croix for their health, experienced and
witnessed many surprising and beneficial effects
OF the rum there produced upon many of the
inValids whowere, like ourselves, seeking health,
and upon inquiry and investigation, obtained
full history of its medicinal virtues. He was
delighted and surprised, and determined TO
make it the basis of a Tonic and Restorative
Medicine The result of his labors was glo-
rous success for himself and suffering human
ity. The celebrated Plantation Bitters was
thus made known to the world. Being an ar
ticle of real merit, founded on new principles,
and relying wholly upon the vegetable king
dom for its medicinal effects, it worked a rapid
revolution in the treatment of physical debility,
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price. ...r.1, p. n, aug2Seodd1w&w
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FRESH AS A MAIDEN BLUSH is the pure
peachy complexion which follows the use of
Hagar's Magnolia Balm. 1t is the true secret
of beauty. fashionable ladies in society I'M
derstand this,
The Magnolia Balm changes the rustic coun-
try girl into a city belle more rapidly than any
other one thing. s..sss 80
Richness, sunburn, tan, freclSles, blotches,
and all effects of the summer sun disappear
where it is used, and genial, cultivated, fresh
expression is obtained, which rivals the bloom
of youth. Beauty is possible to all who will
invest 20 cents at any respectable store, and in.
sist on getting the Magnolia Balm. - q!
LYONS KATHARrAN is the Best Hair Dress
ing. ano7.ooas,,u,n,
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OXFORD COUNTY,

The Oxford Democrat says some of the fast
est moving we have heard of this season. was
Abraham B. Larry. An acre of stout grass
was measured out by Jackman Burbank, on
Mr.. Lary's intervale, and Eli Il. Richardson
and Eben Scribner, two of Mr. Lary's work
men, moved the same handsomely and evenly
in just forty three minutes by the watch which
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~ OhAMBERLAN,
DEoDAT BRAsTow,
n, *. FREDERICK Robe.
AUGUSTA, Aug. LIST, 1869. f''"''''
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-08-12
PEABODY MEDICAL. INSTITUTE.
NO. 4 RUIFINCH STREET.

Opposite Revere IIouse,) BOSTON.
TI1IE Trustees of this Institution take pleasure in a-
nouncng that they have secured the services of
gton U. 5. Army, Vice President of Columbia College
OF Physicians and Surgeons, &C.
rms institution now publishes the popular medical
book entitled 'IHE SCIENCE OF LIFE OR SELF PKESEE-
NATIoN," written by DR.. Hayes. 1t treats upon the
Errors Of YOUTH Premature Decttne Of iHhood, SEM
al UeahneSS and all Diseases and 1buSeS of the Gen
eratite organs. Thirty thousand copies sold the last
year: 1t is indeed book for every manyoung men in
particular. Price only $780,
This Institute has just published the most perfect trea
tisc of the kind offered to the public entitled
''SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN AND HER DIS
EASES, pru.usey illustrated with the very best cngrv
ings. This look is also from the pen of DR. Hayes
Among the various chapters may be mentioned The
Mystery OF Life beautiful Offspring Beauty its value
to Woman Marriage IIygcinc of Woman -
Pubcry,-Change of Life,-Exccsses of the Married go
S20o Turkey Morocco, full gilt, $50. Either of these
books arc sent by mail, securely sealed postage raid,
receipt Of price.
Thong clergymen recommend these books for their
high moral tone, and all eminent and skful physicians
earnestly recommend them to the public the only
scientific and reliable treatise OF the kind published in
America.
"Avolp ALL QUACK OR ADVERTISING DocroEs AND
GET THESE POPULAR BooKs."--i dnper. Journal Of
Medical Science.
The "PEAHoDr JOURNAL OF HEALTH" DR.. Hayes
Editor. Terms, dollar year in advance. Address
above
Gs-AIEEEr H. HAYES. NJ. d. Resident and Con-
sulting PLY stefan.
N. B-Dr. H. may be consulted in strctcst confidence
all diseases requiring skill sccresy and experience
lNNlpLtELE SEtEEsN AND CERTAIN RELIEF. lyr1
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SUNDOWN.

~iood ny the ,nargc of the Summer sea.
~ the day WAS quietly dying.
W henth waves were lulled i'll dreamles> slice
And the oeamcW> plaintivelE crying.
The broad red disc OF the setting sun
was poised on the mighty ocean,
And tn Wayclet- were breaking one by one
pn the shores, with a dreamy motion
Bur gorgeous curtain Of blue and gold
Now fell on the sleeping billow,
Mud the sun, like a monarch intirm and old,
l,rcincd on a golden pillow.
But again a change, AS he sank to rest.
On his couch of surprising glory,
lor the hueS that trpmbled on oceans breast
liochrd the wonders Of Eastern story.
slowly these beauties all passed away.
A. 1 saw Nights shadows descending,
And deemed it well such Il perfect day
Shoull have such a perfect ending.
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THE RINGS THAT RULE IN WASHINGTON--
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT UNDER
RADICAL BILE

From Fourth of July Grafton at Ncnia Ohio by Gen
Dom Patt, (Rep)
Last ITALIA distinguished Journalist sentme to
Washington, with instructions to look impair
TALLY at the transactions there, and write the
truth regardless Of consequences did nv
best to comply with his request. | srove to
lift myself above partisan considerations and
feelings, and give to print q fair statement of
all that could be seen. | say it now as
wrote it then. with Il sickened heart, that we
have the most corrupt government in the
world. 1t is run by rings. There is no
moneyed interest in the land that is without
its ring in Washington. We have railroad
rings, land-ohbing rings, Indian Bureau rings,
whisky rings, protection rings, that branch off
i'll every conceivable direction. And they
were intriguing, caucuss,ing, boring and
through wine and women batting without
cessation.
do not wish to- BE- understood as charged
that Il majority of our representatives. in Con-
grcss are dishonest men. On the contrary, /
was surprised to find that, living in this at
mosphere and under these Influences. there
were so many pure and upright men. But |
viii say, without fear Of successful con1radic-
ton, that adding the incapabIaS to the rogues
and they made the majority.
Not the least dishcartcning part Of all This
is to be found in the utter Indifference with
which the public at large regard all this. 1t
is no longer a shame to steal 1t has ceased
to be dshonor to dclIaud. l saw Senators
who came to Washington with scarcely money
enough to pay boarding house bills, rolling
over the street in splendid cellipaGes. and eli
tcrtainng society in ralatial residences They
are now mlllionaleS, and not only tolerated.
but followed, liattcretl. sought and sued by
men and women who would hr honest We're
it The fashion to affect TINT virtue and if YOU
turn from men who have made their fortunes
out Of their places, il is to stare 1T men WHO
bought their way in.
The New York Herald publishes a column
about the museum of Captain )ourtun, Il New
i ork detective. 1t is filled with murIcr,rs'
and burglars Instruments. and some of the
personal effects Of notorious criminals. IN the
list is an invitation card Of Mrs Cunningham
to Il soirce al her house in Bond St. which
ended in the murder of Ur, BuldtlI, The
account concludes as tollows-an interesting
item about our Minister to Spain:
Finally we come to an elegant Dclin@er.
Its label, wired securely to the lock and muz-
zle. gives the features of Il thrilling drama,
and is sufficient for this article. II says:
'This is the pistol with which the lIonora-
Bile Daniel Z. SickleS. shot and killed Phillip
Barton Key, ESD, United States District At
tolncy. u. c., February ~ 1875" Tried and
acquitted April y, 1852 The trial lasted
from Monday, April T. to Tuesday, April %.
1859. Mr.. james j. Brady and other colln-
sci, of New York, defended thc prisoner