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.Speciai Notices.
DR.. HOPKINS IRON TONIC.

Dyspepsia, Loss OF Appetite, Liver Complaint
Sick Headache, Depression OF Spirits, Neuralgia
Nervous Affections, Diseases OF the skin, Consump-
tive tendencies, Chronic Diarrh9s, and Diseases
peculiar To Females. Manufactured by HOPKINS
a CO, Proprietors of the celebrated Catarrh Tro-
ches and Electric Hair Restorer, IsS Main street,
Charlestown, Mass. For sale by all druggists.
spIyOsj
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WHAT EVERY PERSON NEEDS 10
some remedy 6r hsotus costiveoess- al would advise
all those who are troubled with Dyspepsia costlveoess
Piles, BiOuspe,s, Headache, or any m Of Indigestion
to use DIR. HARRIsoN's PERisTALTIc LozENGEs."
-ELIsiIA HUNTINGTON, NJ. D., Es-Leut, Gov. Il
Mass. For sale at No TrvmOnt Temple, Boston, by X
HARRISON Co., PrVprietOrs, and by all druggists.
Mailed for so cents. spswe2
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ITO THE LADIES.
The celebrated DIR. l.,

ITO THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. l..
i DIX parleuiahy Invites al IAdes Who nsed Med.
ieaI ar Surgieai adviser 20 call IL bis Rooms EDieott
strsst, Bossan, NAss which hey WI nnd snnsed Sr
their speciai accommodation.
DR. DIX HAVING dsvcsed over twenty yean 70 ms
hrsnch Of the Treatment % all diseass peculiar 10 fmAs,
n n now coocse by an (rth In this csuDuy md Eucfs)
hss he excs all oiher kBo~n prctitcocs In As ssh,
smelly and eftual trcstmep % Ill kmse eompiaiots.
il meiieioes are pesparcd sh The srpecs psrpss of
rrmovins al Diseases such - debility, veakDes aDaaiu
ri suppr,ssious enisrrcmeps II ne womb also en- dis
eharEss which Dow fvm morbid stats cf Ne bod. The
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bo<h medically and ssrosiiy On diseass a s femss
seI and they sv respectfully Invited 70 call u
No. n Endicott street, Bosten,
An letters requiring advice mnst oootaIn one dollar 10
Insure Answef.
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Price Of SCIENCE OF LIFE, n.". PIIYsIoLo-
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A VOID QUACKS.-A VICTIM OF EARLY M
"A prudence, causing nervous debility, premature
decay, &C.. has discovered simple means OF cure,
which no will send nee 10 his fellow sufferers. Ad
dress J. III. REEVES, 70 Nassau Street, N. Y. 6mH
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. THE WIN change any oolorsd hair OF
uhliIU UUu0 brown. 70 CONTAINS Ne pstsee.
Gny ono can uss u. One sent By mall Tor 81. Ad-
drsss MAGIC COdB CO., Springfield, Mas.
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Twen,Y.fiye Yenrs, Practice

TWENTY-FIVE Years Practice
In the Treatment OF Diseases incident 10 Females
has pia,sd I'm. DOW at the head of all physicians
mailing such practice speciality, and enables
him to guarantee a speedy and permanent cure In
the worst cases OF Sspprt.ios and all other New
struaI DsraagsmsRts, from rAhfersr eas'e. All let
tets for advice must contain 81. Office, No. Endi
colt Street Boston. Sis.
N. B.-Board furnished 20 those desiring to 70.
main under treatment.
p Boston. July. lS69.-sp.nolyr2o
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Snare Ltmes.

Be(e) Holders-fIives
Good Motives-Locomotives
The Lady Of Lyons-A lioness.
The land Of infancy-Lap-,and.
"weather strips"-rattered awnings
A smart thing--s mustard plaster.
The largest rope in the vord-Europe
Why 10 the go . better housekeeper than the
earth, Because II is more tidy.
A Juror In Wisconsin recently sddressed .
note TO the .sOuarsble Jug"
One instrument should always be with you
1.-The Golden Rule"
A wicked wretch says the Cardiff giant must
be Of the female persuasion, for Il is q dam-sel.
A Philadelphia Editor notifies correspondents
that eli we should desire stupid articles, We
can write them ourself"
The I. @. calls his wife collector Of internal
revenue, because she rifles his pockets while he
Is asleep.
So many men are very "shOrt" about this
time, says the ". Y. Eve. Post, that Tom Thumb
and Commodore Mutt have ceased to be eurios-
tiles.
good lady residing in seaport town in
New Hampshire, once asserted that she ''didn't
ike the photographers In P, they always
made the eyes too sgall.'
Mrs. Partington has been reading the health
officers weekly reports, and thinks total"
must be an awful malignant disease, since as
many die Of II as Of all the rest put together.
Beygar woman-''Plcase, sir, give me pen.
ny to keep me from ,tarving' Gcnt-"Can't
stop; in q great hurry; I've got to make a
speech at the Society for the Relief Of the Desti-
tute."
On a recent rainy day in New Orleans n
ncwsboy was accostei with-"Bub, you must
remember CrOmwell's adyice-rrust in God
and keep your papers dry "NO you DON'T"
was the reply; al don't trust"
A letter was recently received by citizen OF
an Essex county town, directed as follows;
.John 9. Merrill and co
.,. LETTER Spliters,
pee Biddy,
mere Sailum
Mas"
n one wants to commit wickedncss, and
hide IL so effectually that even Mn. Beecher
Stowe cannot scent II out, or even the recording
angel find 1t at the great day, let him bury il in
the Congressional Globe. II win slumber there
beyond the reach OF the last trump in the final
judgment.
81 suppose" said quack, while feeling the
pulse Of patient who had reluctantly submit
tel to solicit his advice, 81 suppose you think
me bit Of humbugl" "Sir," grayely re-
piled the sick man. 81 was not aware until now
that you could so readily discover . mans
thought by feeling his pulse"
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WANTS.!


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STATE OF MAINE.
ps.op. rs,a,,r, to stat, Industrial SeAooifor Gf.

Rssoip.d, That Il Is essential TO the highest In
teress OF the state that measures should be taken
at the earliest practicabe day, 10 establish in
Recommendations Of lion. George D. Darrows, com.
missioner appointed under resolve OF the Legis-
iature of eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, 70 In
vestigate the principles and operations OF such
institutionsi and with . view OF securing co-ope-
ration In % desirable . work. the Governor and
Council are hereby directed 10 invite and receive
propositions from any town OF city desiring 10 have
such Institution located within their limits, and 70
report the sAms 20 tho next Legislature. -
(Approved March 9Th, 1861
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COLLINS siOoNsTONE.

The MooSsroSE, a Novel, by WILxIE COLLINS, Au.
thor OF "Armadale," ''Tho Woman In White,
''No Name" "Antonina," "Queen OF Hearts, "4c.,
with many Illustrations. syoi paper $50, cloth
500
or all the living writers OF English fiction no one
better understands the art OF STORYTELLING than VIII
HE Collins. lie has the faculty OF colorng the mys
terry OF plot exciting terror, pity, curiosity, and
other passions such ~ belongs to few n any Of his
confferes however much they may excel him In 9th.
ar respects Ills style, too, II snguarly appropri-
stc-less forced and artificial than the average Of
modern royeists. -Bosfer Tressevtpt.
Publlshed by HARPER BROTHERS, N. Y.
Harper a brothers will send the above work
Onited States. on receipt OF price. is
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.NtscelidsleOsss.
Farm for Sale,

Farm for Sale,
.IM-o SITUATED in Buxton, near
&I1huN Salmon Pals village, nine miles
IRON saco, sixteen from Portland
near the limo OF the p. 4 II. Railroad.
Said farm was the property Of tho late VIM MIL.
ken and consists Of $50 acres suitably divided Into
tiilago and pastursge under high state Of Guilt
walton, with good orchard buildings nearly new,
cuts about IS tons Of hay. Conveniently divided
into two farms. Terms reasonable. Apply to
IVORY q. MILLIkEN. on the premises, or TO
49tf DANIEL DENNETr. ESQ.,, Buxton.
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TREASURER,
CHARLES LlTTLEFIELD.
Conartnsrshin Notice,
No,rIGE

HAVING purchased the interest q Ivory H. To~le In
III his Mill ani Wheel mandatory, nov intent 10
make that my business Being veil posted In tie wants Of
carriage manufacturing, think can give perfect satsfsc-
lion Wheels alsays on hand at reasonable prices
100 CIIAs. ~. LIrrLEflELD.
sAco, April I, 1869. 10
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sW2 MRS. n. c. LRG0ET'r, Hoboksn, NJ.
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STATE OF MAINE, srcRErxars OnIcs,l
AuausfA, July IL, 1853.
L Resolve are hereby invited. and may be sent 70
the ofsce Of the Secretary OF state.
by order Of the Governor and Council.
FRANKLIN N. DREW,
IS Secretary OF State.
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Among the Directors arc the vol known names Of
George stetson, Samuel Y. nerscy. Amos NJ. Rob
erts, william II. smith. william Mcdiivery, Prank.
Lin Mussy, Isaiah Stetson, A. ID. Manson, Pnneh
NJ. Sabine, and John A. rcters, N. q.
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CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT OF $4,000.

Great Dis tri b uti o n
ny the Metropolitan OH Co.
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~ LORILLARD'S "EUREkA" ii-'
Smoking Tobacco Is an excellent article Of granu.
lated Virginia, ~ ,..-
wherever introduced II Is universally admired.
1t IL put up In handsome muslin bags, In which
orders for Meerschaum Pipes are daily packed.
LORILLARD'S YACHT CLUB"
Smoking Tobacco has no superior, being dcniootL
niied, 10 cannot nure ncrvelcss constitutions, or
people Of sedentAry habits.
1t Is produced ffom selections OF the finest stock
and prepared by patented and original manner.
1T u very aromatic, mild, and light In weight
hence will last much longer than Others, nor docs
burn or sting tho tongue nor leave adisagresable
Orders for genuine, elegantly carved Nicer.
schaum Pipes, silver-mountsd, and packed In neat
leather pocket cases, are placed In Tho Yacht Club
brand daily. on r. .rr' 10 ..T .al ...I .'.
LoRILLARD'S CENTURY
~Thi: brand o. Fine Gu. Chewing Tobacco has no
lit l., Without doubt, tho bcs. chewing tobacco
In tho country.
LORILLARD'S SNUFFS
Have been In general use In tho United States over
ITO years, and still Acknowledged 'the best" wher-
ever used. .H .r...HL.I o. ..# o.. fH..r
III your storckeeper does not have these articles
for sale, ask him 20 get them.
They are sold BY respectable jobbcs almost sv.
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into active service in any wars in this
country, but they wear better in Europe,
both in the military and in civil service.
For short and vigorous campaign, re.
curing great knowledge of details and
experience in moving and concentrating
troops, these veterans may prove more
capable and efficient than younger chief
tains. Should the war be prolonged, the
chiefs and heroes will spring up, nodoubt.
with the emergency, and neither power
will want proper leaders.
It is then the superiority of the French
system of rapid promotion Of subalterns,
and even from the ranks, will be illus
trated as it was in the times of Napoleon
the First. Every French soldier ina
gines he carries marshal's baton in his
knapsack. The example of Soult, of
Ney, of Junot, of Lannes, of Murat, and
scores of other military heroes, are ever
present to stimulate the gallantry, dar-
ing, enterprise and ambition of the COM
mon soldier.
The Prussian military system. on the
other hand, recognizes the claims of
aristocratic rank, and exacts more rigid
tests of capacity and service from the mil
itary aspirant. It remains to be proved
which system is the more favorable to
military success, national glory and re-
nown.
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CRops OF THE UNITED STATES. The
latest estimates of the Agricultural De-
partmont Indicate that the wheat crop
will fall short of that of 1869 by 4S, OOO,-
600 bushels. The corn crop is largely
above an average; while tho cotton crop
will amount to less than $500, 900 bales,
and with a ''long season" but little short
Of 1000, 600 bales. With ample crops
and high prices, resulting from the pre-
valcnce of war III Europe, farmers will
have little cause for complaint.
Lato adYices from Havana indicate tho
possibility Of pronunciamento, at an
early day. for tho purpose of erecting
the over faithful isle into q monarchy,
under a Bourbonist King. Nearly all
the Spaniards Of wealth and prominence
in Havana owe their good fortune to the
late Queen. or, Mt least, to her family,
and are bitterly hostile to the action OF
tho present Cortes in according repre-
sentntion to tho Cubans. Such a move
ment at tho present juncturo is at least
possible.
A colored justice at Savannah is irving
to find out what Dogbcrry is, rs n paper
there called him, and he thinks it some.
thing "unrcbugel" to his dignity.
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INDIAN SAGAcITY AND ELoQUENcE =
Some of the Indians who have recently
been on q visit to Washington possess
not only cloquence of high order, but
considerable natural wit, or it is manufac
tured for them. For instance, the Wash
ington correspondent of the New York
Herald states that during on interview
between Commissioner Parker and Little
Swan, tho former asked the latter if his
chiefs and young braves would agree
with him as to peace and have good
hearts. The chief remarked that he had
visited Congress and found the mem
bers there disagreeing. It was the same
way with his people at home. The
question was asked how he became n
great chief. He replied, by his deeds
in battle. Some ono suggested, "by
killing people?" eyes," he quickly re-
sponded, "the same as the Great Father
in the Whito House."
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DIsISTEGRATING- The Republican
party having finished its mission on the
negro question, is threatened with inter
nal discussions on the great political
questions of the day, which will incyita-
bly, rend it in twain. Independent of
the radical differences of its leaders
upon the finances of the country, the
question Of free trade has caused such il
split in it's ranks as to cause sober
thinking men in the North and West to
predict its thorough overthrow in the
approaching elections The Chicago
Tribune, leading Republican journal,
has long since taken ground against its
party on this question, and now we find
the Posi-, fthat city, one of the spiciest,
the Union, leading OF from its party on
replying to some charges made against
it to tho effect that it was about to
abandon its party, it says
The highest duty of Republicans, who
are such because of their devotion to
human freedom, and not because Re-
publicanism "can be made to pay" is to
grapple this evil with the promptness
that they grappled with slavery. They
need not hesitate, lest they do injury to
existing industries which have grown up
under bad laws. The great Industrial
establish shments-thosc which make iron,
cotton cloths, woolens, salt, agricultural
machinery; those which mine coal, silver,
gold, lead; those which build ships, and
those which have heretofore made the
countless articles of commerce, called
yankee notions" are superior to the
robbery called Protection" Under a
revenue tariff, and return to specie
payments, they would flourish with new
vigor and profit. AS for agriculture, the
basis of all human civilization, the
groundwork of all just government, and
tho majestic tower of the country's
strength-it must have relief! The price
OF Western wheat, corn, meats, cotton,
tobacco, and SO forth, is fixed at Liver
pool. We demand that the articles that
we want, therefore, from Liverpool, or
anywhere else, shall bo had at Liverpool
prices, bnrdened only with taxes for the
support of the republic; and that the
gateways ut every American port Of
entry, which tax all the farmers use, to
the extent of fifty per cent, al ralorem,
for the benefit of the greedy and unscru-
pulous monOpolists who have control Of
Congress, shall be more widely thrown
open. And open they will come