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ELECTRICITx.

7" ". DEFINING NJ. D., would most respectfully
w announce to the citizens of Portland and VI
cinity. that he has taken suit of rooms at No. II
Clapps Block, corner of Congress and Elm streets.
mp stairs. where he viii remain through the summer
treat Chronic Diseases by the Eiecfropafhie treat
mcnt.
lie would especially invite the afflicted that srs
laboring under any old and inyeterafe chronic dr.
ease, in the form of Scroiula, Hip Disease white
Swelling, Erysipelas. Salt Rheum. letter, Rash, snd
every humor of whatever kind character; fkewiso
Spinal Diseases. Curvature of the Spine. ST. Vitae
Dance. Fits Paralysis. Contracted Muscles, Distort-
cd Limbs, Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint. General De-
wise call the attention of the public to peculiar
manner of curing
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For Sale or to be Let.

[NAA good House and Lot situated in West
essM brook, on the street leading from Tnkey's
GAeA Bridge to the Marine Hospital. Said house
contains eight well finished rooms large attic. excel
lot is AZ feet wide aud 100 feet In length Also.
large stable attached.
Also, for sale. an adjoining corner lot 90 100 feet
ly, as may be desired
Enquire at 70 Commercial Street
April2 z diff WIN. l.. SOUTHARD.
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House for Sale.
&YA THE subscriber offers for sale his
0ts.s3 House aud Land, on the corner of Dan
Ilsss1R forth aud Vaughn Streets. The Lot Is
Hill 100 feet square, contains 10 900 feet and
is one of the most eligible in the west
part of the city. The house Is built of brick In the
most thorou Oh manner. has the best of water dry
cemened cellar and slated roof Ii contains parlor
dining-room aud kitchen the first floor and four
chambers on the second floor. Hot air. from brick
furnace, to all parts of the house Terms very easy
CHAS. A. ALEXANDER
For further particulars apply to JOHN G. PROC
TER, Lime street, rearor Custom House.
ap4 eodtf
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Guardian's Sale of Real Estate.

FuNHE undersigned. Guardian of Albus Rea Moody,
u and Enoeh Crosby Moody. will sell AZ private
Room Of Dole Moody No. Commercial Street.
at III O'Clock A. NJ. said minors interest in certain
parcel of real estate situated the corner of Con-
gress aud Franklin Streets said lot being ity feet
ON Congress Street and hundred and thirty -four
Franklin Street; said minors interest in the same
being one-third. Il. {. MOODY, Guardian.
Portland, April9, 1868. dlaw3w
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Dine at the

MERCHANTS Exchange Eating House. IL & 10
AN1 Exchange st. Free Lunch every day from 10
To IL APPS dom l.. s. TW0MBLY.
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For Sale or 10 Let.

CLIFF COTTAGE containing over 20
Sa rooms. large stable and sheds-stuated two
I&S and one-half miles from Portland and the
isEH7s finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for a wa
2AA tering place, and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire of GEO. OWEN,
app diff 81 Winter Street, Portland.
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A Pleasant House ON Spring Street
for Sale.

- modern-built three-story House on Spring
Ia: street. Lot 90 y 1913. For terms, Sc. call on
.kAeA JOHN c. PROCTER,
meh23u Lime Street.
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A kARSE Z; PLEASANT. front Chamber 70 let. y1fh
10 Wilmot street. Terms reasonable. mcho0 dtf
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For sale.
~ THE House on the corner of Pros
M pect and Casco strcets-the basement
lssss finished fora store. A good stand for q
ssss family Grocer
Two Lots of Land. one on Spring and one on
Spruce street. Either would be exchanged for a
good Dwelling House.
For particulars please appIy at I27 Middle street
Portland N. L. MITCHELL.
febl7--eod3m
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Office TO Let.

ON second floor, Middle Street, centrally situated
cial Street. feblO m
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To Let.

To Let.
FuNHE commodious Chamber in the northerIy cor
y ner of the new brick block, corner of Lime and
MIX Streets, directly facing the market. Rent low.
OCEAN INSURANCE Co,
sept. 10, is52. diff No, 81 Exchange St.
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Sewing Machine for sale!

nNE of WILcox& GIBBs' SEWING MACHINES
" has been used but little, and is in perfect or
der. For sale at bargain. Can be at the shoe
store of w. w. LofHR0P, No. IS Middle street.
ap2 ed1m
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Office hours from to !; II to 0; and to In n
evening. Consultation Free. mch24 isedon
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MERCHANTS Exchange Eating House, IL 4 10
WI Exchange st. A Free Lunch every day from
10 to IL APPS 6m l.. 5 TWOMBLY
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

Making q per cent. for the year end
ing Aug 1858 Said cenage to be east upon the orig
na amount othe premium note without reference any
Endorsement and to be paid to the Treasurer at his office
in Montpelier, on or before the l4th day of Oc 1883
Members Of the Company will find in the hands Of the
Representatives elect to the Legislature, Local Agents
the Company, schedule showing the assessment
due from each respectively and they particularly
sired to that the money for their assessments is forwarded
to the Office in October The must be paid when
due These who fail thus to ought not to expect to be
paid their property is destroyed by fire. little attention
to this the part of the Members of the Company
proper time, will them expense and trouble (See
Act OF Incorporation, your Policy, which will be en-
forced) J. I. THURSTON Treasurer
Montpelier Aug. g. 1868.
II The publishers Of each weekly newspaper in this State
requested to publish the above notice three weeks
cessivey in their respective papers for which three dollars
will be paid presentation of their bills at this Office
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MONTPELIER. Vi
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1863.

CHALoN +. DAvEY, ESQ.,, of New York City,
formerly of Burlington, Vt.,l will deliver an
address in relation to the present war, at Repre-
sentatiyes Hall, this evening at O'Clock. His
subject is ~ Some OF the Lessons, Duties and
Expectations of the Hour" Mr.. DAvEY de-
liyers this address at the request of the Legsla-
ture. He has delivered it at BrattleborO, and
we take pleasure in copying the following com
mendation of it from the Ph0nir
LEcTURs.-We were so fortunate as to hear
the Lecture delivered in the Town Hall in this
village on Thursday evening, March Goth, by
c. F. Davey Esq, of New York. We were not
only highly pleased with the lecture, but edited
and inspired by its manly loyal tone. The sub
iect of the lecture was the Times and the
speaker pointed out some of the lessons taught
by the gigantic struggle in which we are en-
gagged, and some of the duties which the presen
crisis imposes upon us. He also spoke of the
encouraging aspects OF our affairs, which shou Id
nerve us for the conflict, and make us persistent
and persevering in prosecuting the war. HIS
rebuke of the dsloyal spirit so rife in some parts
of the North, was as whitening as it was just I;
and he urged the necessity of unity and earnest
ness in support of the officers OF our government.
The lecture was well considered, written In a
clear and classical style, full of high moral SEN
timents and delivered with earnestness and
grace Ii is well adapted to the times, and
suitable to be delivered before any audience Of
intelligent men and women.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 7. A Knoxville dispatch
to the Commercial says that rebel regiment
crossed the Little Tennessee river on Monday,
aud were driven back by Col. Adams of the lst
Kentucky with a loss OF fifty killed and wound
ed and forty captured, including Jour officers.
Arkansas advices represent that Arkadelphia,
recently Prices headquarters, is in possession of
Gen. Steele. Over 100 volunteers from one
county, Arkansas have reported to Gen. Steele
for duty. Two regiments of infantry are being
raised at Bateslle.
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Each box contains GA Pills. Price 81.
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A Complete Pictorial History of the Times
HARPE RS WEEKLY,
SPLENDIDLY lLUSTRAT TED
Price Six Cents Number 3Io0 a Wear
Crtteai Notice Of f4s Pr4.,.

crtteat Notice. Of Tho PrIs1.
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Is severe but just or tcisms upon the toes the times
is elegantly witten and instructive articles and lis
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welcome companion for the family ana ireside as the
day GU which ii was first perused.-N Y Erening Post
We would not so often call attention to Harper,s
Weekly II we not we'll satisbed that it il Lte best
Fd1tty PdpT PHbhhss IN Tie JHted States and ior that
reason. and tla aloue, 10 see il undermine
and root out certain kind OF literature TOO prevalent
VIII bunts the moras Of its readers, vitiates their
taste for sensible read ng, AMI is alfeady bad in it's eff
ects.-- Nttc LOndon AtrnHSer.
Wherever we go--n acars and steambnats--we find
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OF passing events We all like G. look az the faces OF
we have read or and at ships ana forts that have
figured in the bloody scene OF war OF all such men
an psces -'' we furnishes the best ii
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selves out OF HAtPEns WEEKLY long AFT writers and
painters ana publishers are turned dust Nstc York
Evangelist.
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trel and his men as murderers and assassins, and
if he refuses he notifies him that all soldiers of
Quantrel's command shall be shot at sight.
Our entire force is about 5000. The rebels
have about that number.
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ROBINSON'S LION PLOUGH
Wholesale and Retail
To the Farmers and Traders of VermO nt

HE subscriber wond give notice his friends and nat
rons and all others in want Of Ploughs that he has
returned 10 Montpelier, and will remain at the Store IN
q, SCOTT a o. where he will offer for sale large
lot OF Lion Ploughs consisting of side hi and other
OF Pughs In use, at the lowest price, Please call md
anime befote purchasing else where. -
Montpelier, Sept. %. Wsasf
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late hour, and until SO many of the seats were va
Gated that no quorum was present. Without
being able to dispose in any way Of the mileage
question, the House finally adjourned.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

New YORK, Nov. g. The steamer Fulton.
from Port Roy Il the 4th has arrived The bonn,
bardment OF Sumter was progressing, the rebels
being still In possession OF what remains of it.
Ga the5th mt, the Fulton gave CHASE and fired
eighteen times into The rebel steamer Margaret
aud jesse, captured her, and lowed her to New
York.
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Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
COMPANY,

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1863
THE Members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insuranca
Company mere ~ notified that the following assess
ns have been made by the Directors all Notes in FORE
o the following DAYS, 10 wit
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TERMS.
One Copy for One Year, $500
One Copy for Two Years, 500

An Elk ca Copy will be allowed for every CLUB OF TIN
Subscribers at 81 80 each, or IL Copies for $25.
HARrRRs MAGAZINE and HARPEE's WERKLY, TO
gether one year, $500 w. %
HARPERs WEEKLY is electrotyped, and Back Mum.
bers can b, had at any time 1.H 100
Vols H. Ii}l Ill., Nv, V and vi, for the Years 1867
to 1862 inclusive, OF II ARPER'S WEEKLY !" hand
somely bound 10 10th, extra Price "a 80 each,
now resdy. The postage upon HARPBR's WEEKLY,
wi en- paid in adVa CT at the Office where II Is received
is Twenty-six Gents Year ta. .g.nt tr. SOW
.. HARPER Il BROTHERS.
FRANKLIN SQUARE, NKw YORK.
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MEMPHIS, Nov. 7. Gen. Hatch has driven
Gen. Chalmers across the Tailaha chic rlver,
furnishing toe latter's forces severely General
BIG ardoon, with force OF rebels, reported at
from l5OO 10 1000 strong, this mornlng secuted
the Memoirs and Charleston rall DAD, SIX miles
east OF Salisbury, tearing up the track and
burning The tGessle work. Gen. Lees rebel
iorc.s oave gone towards Decateur The reb-
els und'r khoddy and rest are reported 10 be
nearing Georgia.
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MuSIC!T MuSIC!
N. /. PHILLIPS,

N. L. PHILLIPS,
TEACHER OF MUSIC, and dealer in PIANOS and
L MEL0DEONS BARRE, W., has now land aud
for sale the great improved Melodeon Of all STYLES and
finish The reeds brought to wonderful perfection
The high notes resemble the flute that they defy
detection. The low notes resemble the dapason 10 the
pipe organ, and by the of the patent swell the
performer produce any degree of power desirable An
who troubled with musical taste should have one of
these Instruments to enlyen the domestic circle. Pa
rents do wait until the children old to learn
but buy Piano Melodeon at once and them to
work The best instruments of various Sizes constantly
on hand. and selling very low prices
Orders addressed to y. l.. PHILLIPS, Barre, VT will
receive prompt attention.
Sept. 81, 1858. D&wtf
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sold by all Druggists. moves ymwx
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New YORK, NY. 8. The steamer Locust
Point from New Orleans the Goth, arrived here
this morning. A letter to the Associated Press,
dated New Orleans the 29th ult, says the 10Th
and 10Th army corps are yet in the vicinity Of
Vermil .lonyllle, or between there and Opelousas.
and probably will remain, holding the country
already IN our possession till something Is heard
from the expedition lately sailed from lherp.
There has been no fighting
A letter to the Herald from Cen Banks fleet.
dated the q th says that ali the vessels crossed
the bar TINT morning, and were steaming out to
sea. The deet comprises some twenty vessels,
accompanied by three gunboats.
Gen. Ord is seriously sick
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NEW foSK, Nov. s. A letter from Fort Scott
10 Tue Tunes dated Oct 10, says Gen Blunt
leaves on The 29ah Tor the Indian Territory, to
'urn over his command to Gen. McNeaI. The
absence oil Zen. Blunt has caused the rebel
oen' Co'per to co centrate his forces, and he
~ threatening the brigade on the line ut the Ar
ka's"s' Zen Blunt has made a demand on
the rebel 1eD. Cooper Tor tut surrender of Guam
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CHATTANOOGA, Nov. T. The rebels tire,
some nam dozen shells at us to-day from Lool
out Noun AIN, doing no damage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-02
Change in Iron-CIad Armor.

The fight off Charleston taught some val
liable lessons regarding the armOr Of the
irOn-clads. The New York Times says:
"The first practical lesson taught by the
fight off Charleston is to be applied to the
iron-clad Roanoke. Although her turrets
are already covered with solid plates Of
iron about eleven inches thick, she is to
have a new armor over them, and y~ester-
day preparations were made at the Brook
lyn Navy-yard TO commence the work of
putting it on. The new idea is this
"Three-inch iron plates are to cover
some wooden or softer substance, which is
to 90 between the huge plate oil the turrets
and the outside surface. 1t is said that
cotton, or rope-yarns, or something Of a
similar character, willbe used for the fill
ing in, thus renderingit almost impossible
for projeetiles to penetrate through the
turrets themselves. Balls frequently bent,
and, in ONE instances, split the armor Of
the iron-clads under fire, and it IS now
deemed best TO protect even the most for
midable mail by an outward guard, such as
that described. In the case Of the Roam
oke there is a probability that the external
protection will be susceptible Of being put
on and taken off at pleasure. Officers,
yesterday, took the dimensions of the
plates required, and no time viii be lost in
preparing then O|o0ur50 - T7ssSf
will not be able 10 take her place of the
Narrows so soon as was expected. IL is
not known to what extent the new theory
will be adopted in the other vessels now
on the stocks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-02
Emancipation 10 the District of Columbia.

Emancipation 10 the District of Columbia.
Occasional writing OF changes in
Washington within the past two years,
says;
aNone of the signs of the times are more
significant and suggestive than the com
plete triumph Of the policy Of emancipat-
ing the slaves. It is estimated that there
are nearly thirty thousand cOlored persons
IN the District; and yet, Notwithstanding
the great clamor created by the act Of
emancipation, there has never been more
order, decorum, and general propriety
among this class. The odious laws which
operated to depress and degrade them in
former years, have been repealed, and the
effect has been sslutary upon them and all
other classes. This revolution, so bitterly
resisted in latter years, belongs to the re-
forms vhich neUsr can be uadORe. No, never
in the future can slavery be restored to
the District Of Columbia. That foul stain
has forever been removed, and so peace
fully and effectively, that l have often
found myself wondering that any reason
able man could have objected to it. The
loyal shareholders have been compensated
for their slaves, and many who believed
they would be ruined in the event of eman-
cipation, do not hesitate to say that in
parting with their human chattels, they
have really been the gamers in pocket and
in heart"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-02
What rhe RebeIs ThInk Of Him.

It may be deemed unmanly to administer
another reproach to a man fallen so low
from his high estate as has George B. Nc
CIellan; and, again, it may be thought de-
voting too much attention to so small an
object, and yet there are still many persons,
so blinded by p~artizanship and 50 inau
eneed by party leaders, that they still re
gard that officer as a military hero whose
merits are acknowledged by all save the
aAbolidonists." To such, it may be well
to give the rebel reason why they (the
rebels) extOlled Mcclellan as our greatest
general. It was simply because they
believed him 10 be a weak and harmless
opponent. They had an object in praising
him that object heing to kAap him in COM
maud, that they might escape unhurt-
The Richmond Whigof the 21st ultimO con-
tains a review Of Mcclellan, which closes
by saying Hon fortunate for Us that he
avas chosen chief Of the Yankee army. Hith
the immense numbers at his command an Of
fcer of truth, courage, enterprise and daring,
wouId have ushed US severely"
Further comment than this, it is unneces-
sary to make. Those who would not believe
the AbOlitiOnists may give credence to
the rebels.