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svWe learn from the Bridgton Sentinel,
that came TO us in hand-bll form on Satur-
day, that the large building in the center OF
the village, owned by the Sons of Temper
ance, and occupied for stores, offices, a print
inn office and Hall, was entirely destroyed by
fire on Thursday morning last. The loss on the
building was about $1,000; insured for $1,000
The printing establishment was owned by A.
l.. Phelps, Esq Loss sl20o; insured for 800.
Nothing was saved not even the books, as il
was found impossible to enter any part OF the
building. The other apartment was occupied
by Mrs. l.. 7. Barker and Mrs. Octavia Brown.
as a Mliner's Shop. All the household furn-
iture of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Barker was stored
here. The stock in trade was worth about a
Thousand dollars, there was no insurance On
the furniture or stock, all was consumed.
This loss falls heavy on the owners and they
are entitled to consideration by the public.
Mr.. l.. d. Moody who had bsrbershop in
front ofthe Hall, lost about one hundred dol
lars worth Of various articles.
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pANToN. Md--cld 2atb hrir yipcennes. Hode.

DANIoN, Md-cld 10Th, brig vincennes, Hodg-
don, Newburyport.
Ar at Fall River 3D. scbs Orion Chase and WAR
,eh. nanlnohd New York; ar 4th, sch Rodman II
and A Dyer. Rogers. New York.
NEWPoRr.Ar 3D.. sch Pallas. Oxton, of and from
In port-March Sd, schs BramhaI Kicker. from
Portland for New Haven; Julia Newell. Trott, from
do tor Philadelphia; Maracaibo. Henley from do for
New York; Francisco. Kilby, from do for do; Phoe-
nix. Henley. from do for Mystic; Mary Gage FAN
River, for New York; Mary Ann. Bryant, Provi.
err for Philadelphia; Joseph Long Harm gtup OF
and from Portland for Alexandra; Henry Castof,
Al6ro. Providence for New York; james Brown,
Collins, for Cuba. ready; Nicanor, disg.
Sid 4th, AM, sch kodman NJ Price. All others re-
main.
Boston: 9th, Frolic. Kennedy, Boston; 2sth. En-.
press. Emery, Boston; Quail, Brewster, New York !;
fst inst Mary Hall. Poland. Boston, Sd, soh Mariet-
Sid I'd, sohs Lizzie Glover, New York; Mary Brew
er, Wood, do; NJ Partridge Hicks, do.
FOREIGN PORTS.
AT Cathaagena, 9Th ult, sch Dearborn, Hartman,
from New York.
At Cayenne. 1st ult. sch Young America. Dever-
eux, from Parnahba. Jan 2s to sail on her return
nahiba
Ar at Havana 27th ult. brigs Rio GIande, Green
leaf, Portland; Aroostook, Bryant New Orleans.
Cid 2Ith, brig Ella Maria. Merrill. Matanzas
Chartered, Am brig Manzanillo 800 hhds moasses
anu JONI ANits, 10, IOr portland, At 81
ITO gals gross cisom house guage of casks
Sid from Matafzas 18th ult, bark Sam Sheppard
tBrl Jewett. New Yord.
Cid at do 26th uit brig G Berry. Dixon. n York :
Prentiss Hobbs Ellis, and joaquin Polledo Br Mar.
wick, Portland
At do 18th. ult banks Charles Brewer Monroe and
Isaac K Davis. Hand. for New York; Lizzie Bliss,
Pierson, for do; Desiah. Gilkey. for Philadelphia;
brigs Selma, Gibbs. for Boston Minna Traub Mitch
ell for Portland; Castillian, Hardenbrook, Holmes
Hole.
Sailed from Baltimore 26th ult, brig Enterprise
Grndle, New York; Mazatan. True, Portland
ST JOHN, BAR LIST, sehs ii Scammell Bran
non, Boston, I'd. MarRaret Ann, whepley, n York
Duke Of Newcastle, Finlby, Portland
Cid I'd, brig Abilene. Nelson, Brooklyn, NY
SPOKEN.
Feb %. 80 miles Sc ofSW Pass. ship Galena, from
New York for New Orleans.
Feb %. lat 81, lon IL, ship Universe. from N York
for Liverpool.
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A Card.

To ,ohom il may Interfsf.-The sale Of the Colum
bian Renoyator will be commenced in this city i'm
mediatey Dealers will be called upon with a
sample and proofs of its value, and have an oppor-
tunity to buy if they choose. Ladies try it. Don't
be afraid of it. it'll this Renovator you can clean
your Thibet, Stella, Grape Cashmere Shawls, and
remove paint, wheel greae or other soiled spots
from valusble dresses. In proof of this, read the
following extract from the report of the Maine York
county Fair:
"Lauretta G. Morris had on exhibition a quantity
OF what is called the Columbian Renova tor This is
preparation for cleaning stains caused by grease,
paint, oil, pitch. &c from clothing She has the
written and printed testimony of many in this yicn-
ty of its utility, and your committee are ready to
testify that it will do what it is recommended to dol
1t is really NO nUMBUG. We recommend it gra.
tulty of $780,"
(Signed) IVORY LORD,
JOHN MTLLIKEY,
ABEL III. JELLRsoN
N. B.-The last signed Mr., Jelleson) is a member
of the Legislature now in session, and ought to be
reliable testimony. Will you give 1t fair trials
mch3 div
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VIGILANCE COMMITTEE, WARD John
b. ThorndilIe, Edward l.. Pickard, Andrew
Spring, Henry Fling, Levi Weymouth, John
w. Rand, Robert b. Smith, $. b. Packard,
WIN. S. Elwell, Charles Williams, VIM. B..
Mariner, Charles II. Jordan, Thomas Wor-
cester, J. G. Sheridan, Granville NJ. Chase,
Mahlon Akers, J. L. Small, VIM. Parker, WIN
Is. Irish, Thomas II. Brown, Charles Samp-
son, Ambrose Giddings, II. G. Cole, Geo. f.
Foster, ID. M. Nash, Lewis b. Smith, III. q.
Timmonds, Aaron Lovejoy, +. A. Smith, c.
H. Gilkey, Sam'l Richards, VIM Oxnard, Rem
salier Greeley, JAS. o. Brown, E. M. Greeley,
Benz. Burnham.
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~ The London Index-the rebel orps

sv The London Index-the rebel organ
in Europe-gives hard cut at the copper
heads. SIT is said," says that paper, "that
Northern Democrats are about to publish a
national address, advocating vigorous pros
ecution of the war, but opposing the uncon-
stitutional measures of the Administration.
That is, they uphold the cause, but object to
the effect. There must be very few such peo-
pie, or else the United States must have more
than an average number Of citizens who are
not capable of the simplest process of reason
inpn
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sB-The Argus considers it "a marvel that the
editor of the Press should set himself up as a
censor in morals. The editor of the Press
does no such thing. When those without sin
are allowed to cast stones at the guilty, he
does not feel that he is included in the permit,
but this does not blind his eyes to the incon-
sistency of such pure injured innocents as the
proprietor of the Advertiser and the editor of
the Argus, undertaking to upbraid others for
their deficiencies in social rirtue.
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Tint AcrOstic.

In Saturdays issue an acrostic appeared Oh
the last page, communicated by "Union," but
our compositor did him great injustice b,
the accidental omission Of one page of hi.
manuscript containing eight lines. We repub
lish it this morning, in corrected form.
Hail. ye HEROES, who In battle
Uncc Samuels cannon rattle;
Raise your standard-let it wave,
Rally to the fallen brave.
All our emblems floating DER
Horrid batte-Gelds of gore.
Faier net, but crush their folly,
Order voey after volley,
Rouse the nation with loud thunder
And let traitors stand from under;
Raise the starry flag on high,
Ger buried rebels let il fly;
Perish all their hopes and fame,
Everlasting be their shame
For 'ternal silence of the dead
Only knows the Copperhead.
Raise, then, the banner TO the sun.
Viewed in olden time by one
Always honored- Washington,
Loudly we your praises sing
Loudly now your name will ring,
And when traitors foul are laid
Nameless, in grave they made,
Dark and dismal clouds will pass,
Insuring US of psace at last.
Great has been this infant nation,
Handed down with exultation,
And, you, sons of fearless sires,
Maintain nobly your own fires.
PORTLAND Feb 81 1894.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-07

~ Those people who think the President
should at once issue proclamation of eman-
cipation for the States excepted by the procla-
nation of Jan. 1s1S63, will do well to remem-
Der that the people of nearly ~ State to
which such proclamation co apply, are
taking active measures to aboKh their own
slavery by their own act. Such is the case in
Tennessee, Maryland, Louisiana, and East
Virginia. Kentucky will not long stand alone
on such question.
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DIED.

In this city, 4th. Mrs Thankful Bond, aged IS.
In this city. 9Th inst. John ID Smith. aged as
In Cape Elizabeth, 3d. Rose Ella, daughter OF Ca
le6 and Susan ID Willard. aged years months.
In Oldtown. Dexter Dudley. aged II years.
In Auburn, Alfred Brown. agod Is years mos
days.
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PASSENGERS.
MARRIED.

In this city, I'd. by Rev Z Bolles. Mr. John FL
lott and Miss Addie 4 kimball, both OF Rumford.
mo cards.)
In Bangor, Albert II Thaxter and Miss Ella N
Wheelright.
In Augusta, Joseph Patterson and Addie Gan
nett
In Winthrop. Buxton and Anna A Filebrown.
In Roekland, A Jameson, of I'd Me Battery, and
Miss Lydia A yannah of Camden.
In Camden. William BoSgs and Miss Margaret Z
Davis. both orc.
In Bath, Mr. John Ii Bosworth and Miss Sarah
Knowton.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-07

CD Let every man read his vote through
before he puts il in the ballot box, as tickets
will be in circulation with Jacob Mcclellan for
Mayor, and men for Aldermen and Council
men who have no claims TO the votes of
Union men.
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HEAD QUARTERS DRAFT RENDEZVOUS,
Portland Mo .Iannarnl 10 1894

HEAD QUARTERS DRAFT RENDEZVOUS
Portland, Me-, January IS, 1854
ORDER NO. 6.
The streets Of Portland will be patroled each day
and night by Guard from Camp Berry" and all
persons wearing the uniform of United States SOL
der will be arrested unless they can show proper
authority for being absent from their commands.
Soldiers thus arrested. and belonging TO other
be returned to their regiments as deserters
Citizens wearing the uniform OF the U. s. soldier
will be subject TO this order.
BY order of BRIG. GEN ROWIEY
j., l., DUDLEY, LIST Lieut.. I'd Art'y, A. C.
jamie DIT
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Cane Elizabeth.

The citizens of Cape Elizabeth, who are in favor
OF the Union and OF sustaining the Administ ration
IN its efforts TO suppress the rebellion are requested
&c meet at the Town House Wednesday, March
9Th, at O'Clock in the afternoon, TO nominate Can.
didates fos the ensuing year
Per order of the Town Committee.
Cape Elizabeth, March :, 1864.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-07

gB@The Democrats have nominated j. 3.
Carroll, Esq, as candidate for Mayor, to be
sustained by that portion OF the party, that
stick by it without regard to its destination or
the fitness of its nominees
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-07

ny-There is nothing gained by boiling the
regular nominations in times like the present
when union OF purpose and action is SO essen
tial to the salvation OF the country.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-07

gY-If the committals to the Watch house
continued as they commenced last evening.
there will be large amount of business at
the Municipal Court on Tuesday.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Portland socie,x of Na1uraI ui.to,

public meeting of the Society will be held at it's
Han, No. 25o Congress street, Monday Evening
March It'll, at u O'Clock.
Members and their families are invited to attend
By order of the Council.
mchl dit GEO. l.. GOODALE. Rec Sec,y
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-07

PORTLAND, March 4, 1861 Received of
Geo. X. Davis, Treasurer Of the Independent
Course OF Lectures, nine hundred dollars this
amount is placed in the hands of the Ladies'
Committee Of Portland, to be used by them
Tor the benefit of the United States Sanitary
Commission.
II. A. GILMAN,
Treasurer Ladies' Committee.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-07

RETURNs.--Ward officers viii lay us under
obligations by sending returns Of their wards
to our Office as soon after the close of the polls
as possible.
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House at Auction.

ME shall sell at auction, Saturday. March
w 18th, at O'Clock r. NJ, on the premises. q
one story wooden house on Congress street. the
Observatory on lot recently purchased by the city
House to be removed Terms at sale.
HENRY BAILEY & CO.,
mchI dlws Auctioneers.
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s99241
Net proceeds,

Net proceeds, Sy32 At
of this sum 5000 has been paid over to the
Ladies Committee for the benefit Of the Sani-
tary Commission, as per receipt annexed, and
S92, Al remains in the hands OF the Treasurer,
to be disposed of under the direction of the
Committee OF the Lecture Association. The
course was extended to ten instead of eight
lectures, as first contemplated, which added
about two hundred dollars to the expenses
without corresponding increase of receipts.
EDWARD Fox, r,ao r..
Ut. GILMAN, fha'ice Com.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-07
Wanted TO Purchnse.

A Dwelling House, suitable for a small farpily To-
~ Gated between Brown and aekett streets.
Address. stating terms, BUILDER,
mch1 dtf Portland D.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Se dny..,...................-,. March D.
ARRIVED.
Br steamship'St George Arid, Glasgo. 10th ult. IS
Steamship Continental. johnson, from New York.
Steamer Lewiston, knight, Boston.
Bark Ii Hamilton, Soule. Boston.
Sch L w Pioree, Loring, Philadelphia.
Sch Amelia, McGune. Boston.
Sch Maine, Fogg. Boston
Sch QnicEstep, Richardson, Boston
Sch Elk. Monroe, Salem.
Sch Harvest Home. knowles, Gloucester.
sAlLED-at SD Pm, steamship Damascus Liver
pool.
CLEARED.
Br steamship Damascus, Brown, Liverpool Ii & A
Sch Fannie Mitchell. CLARK, Alexandria, McGil-
very. Ryan Davis.
Sch Florida, Thompson, Boston-R G York & Son
Sch Jerusha Baker. Foss. Boston, K G York & Son
Steamer Potomac Sherwood, New York, Emery &
Fox.
r sUNDAY-No arrivals,
lRy Telegraph to Merchants Exchanged
Passed the Guard Ship at Fortress Monroe March
Sd, sch VIM Gregory, from Chester. Nd for Portland
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToS-,Ar 4th. bark Windward. Randall, Balti.
more fyia Edgarton; schs L G Latham. Burroughs
Tangieri A hammond, Higgins, Baltimore.
Cid, sehs Parker, Fitzgerald, Camden: Eliza
Ellen. Noyes Portland.
Ar 9th. bark Moonbeam, tof Searsport Dow, Leg.
Hofn Ihsscu Glbraitaf Jan 10; bark White
Clond, Freeman. Elizabethport; brig Fredk Eugene.
lof fhomastonl Crockett Elizabethport; sch Ii Ii
Grindle. Burnham, Bueksport
Cid brig George Amos Coombs Cardenas: sch III
ma, bradbury Machias
zii0LMES'S H0LE-Ar sd, schs Ocean Ranger,
Bradley, Baltimore for Bath; Byzantine, Snow, Bos.
ton for Philadelphia
Ar 4th, sch Rebecea Warner. Pickering, Deer
Isle.
NEW oIiLEANs-cld 2sd, brig VIM Mary. Jor.
dan. New York.
Ar 2lth. ship Galena. Leayitt. New York
NEW foRk-Ar3d, sch Emeliaa Sawyer, Drisko
Mschias; Onward tBrl CORVALLIS
:, Arsth, saip ] II Ryerson. Liyerpool brig Grove
Pa lerma '-Ts
Ar 9th, ship Lancaster. Antwerp; bark Columbia,
Palermo; brig Nile. Mayaqaez; sch Pbebe. Hayana
BALilMORE-Cld 4th. brig Robertson, Cahoon
Boston; sob Richmond, Small, Bath.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-07

GREAT DISCOyERY-An adhesive preparation
that will STICK
Patches and Innings to Boots and Shoes suf cient.
ly strong without stitching
- That will ,efrectualy mend Furniture, Crockery,
Toys, and all articles of household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers
Manufacturers and Machinists,
And Families,
Will find it INVALUABLE. 1t will eHectually stop
the leakage of c. al Oil.
Ii is insoluble in water or oil
II is a liquid, and as easily applied as pasts.
II will adhere oily substances.
1t
HILTON'S INS0LUBLE CEMENT,
HILTON Brothers, Proprietors,
Providence, r. !.
Supplied in packages from 2 OF TO 100 lbs, by
CHAS. RICHARDSON CO.,
81 Broad Street, Boston,
Sole Agents for New England.
w. +. PHILLIPS, Agent for Portland.
feb25 d2w
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CAPE ELIZABETH STEAM FERRY co

CAPE ELIZABETH STEAM FERRY co.
The annual meeting of the
Cape Elizabeth Steam Ferry Co.. for tina choice of
officers, and other business will DO held at the count
ing room Of Joseph W. Dyer, in Portland. Mon
day, March ii, 1854, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon.
CA. sTACKPoLE. Clerk.
Portland, March 1864.
mch7 dtds
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Wanted.
Lost.

4 house, pleasantly situated. convenient for one
n or two small families. Address A. NJ T. Box
56P. y. mchI edit
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.


IMPORTS.
GLAsGow-steamship st George. AZ cases 'mdsc,
Z Nj Bailey, and large freight for New York Bos-
ton and various parts of Canada: boxes mdse 9
pkgs do, fhos Paddock, bales mdse Jas + Patteu
do do, GorhaIn Rogers. Is do. MeIntire. Laurie &
Co, boxes do, bale do, j 81 Beebe & Co, / box
A TX Co, 12i bales do to Greer.
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Sore Throat,
Cough,
Cold.

and similar troubles If suffered to progress result
in serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmaiic af.
fections, oitentimes ineurable.
N'S-BR0NClIAL TROCHES
are compounded so as to reach directly the seat Of
the disease and give almost instant relief
mch5 dim
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-07

HANOVER, Me, Oct. !, 1861.
Dear Sir IL have used j.. +. Atwood's Bitters
for some 10 or Is years have tried great number
of medicines for Dyspepsia but without effect These
Bitters are the only remedy that have relieved
me OF this distressing complaint My neghbors
have also been greatly benefited by the OF them
JOEL HOW.
~ Betcare Of Counferfeifs and base limitations
some Of ichich aer signed "M'' f., instead of T. n
Attcood, The genuine Is signed i. y. Atrood, ard
as safeguard against imposition bears an EXTRA
LABEL, oountersigged H. n. HAY, Druggist, Port.
land. Me-, sole Gererai agent.
For sale BY respectable dealers In medicine gener.
ally. JAMIE 6meod&w
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-07

The Patent Belle Monte Skirt.
full assortment of this new style Skirt, at AM
DERsos's Hoop Skirt and Corset Depot, under
Mechanics Hail. decl9 dam
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-07
EXPORTS.

Per steamship Damascus for Liverpool 1906 bbls
Flour sd bbls Pot Ashes % 100 lbs Butter 2i2 400
lbs cut Meats $50 lbs Cheese 1863 bush Peas 402 do
Wheat, 20 boxes Game, pkgs sundry mdse.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-07

ON Friday March 4ih, Hudson Bay Sable yicto-
~ rine. Whoever will return the same to No. as
Park street shall be suitably rewarded.
mch7 d3ts
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-07
The Independent Course.

The undersigned, Financial Committee for
the Independent Course of Lectures, having
examined the accounts of the Treasurer, find
them all correct and perfectly vounched, and
that the gross receipts for the lectures was
5000 20
Gross expenses, including compensa-
ton of lecturers, &C., 1906 70
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-07

Lost.
L Asst August. package of papers belonging to
H Co. Is. Goth Maine Reg't, was lost in this city
between the United States Hotel and Railroad
Wharf, foot of State st. The finder will confer
favor By leaving the sans At this office.
Portland. March It'll. meh5 div
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-07
CAPE ELIZABETH, July /. 1865

CAPE ELIAAbkTHp July l. 1903.
SiR:-During my connection with the State Re.
form School, as u teacher, l.. Il, Atwood's Bitters
were introduced there and used with marked success
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, &C., A. p. HILLMAN.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-07

Assignee's Sale of Hoop Skirts, Gloves,
Woosted and Fancy Goods at Auction.
"E shall sell at auction on Wednesday, March
w 9th, at II o'clock A. NJ. at store next T. E.
Little's under Mechanics Hail. Congress street. all
the stock in said store consisting of Hoop Skirts in
great variety, C0rsefs and Corset claspers and sup
porters, Giores in kid silk and thread fine assort-
ment, Ladies aud Misses silk, cotton worsted and
wooden Hose, plain ribbed Bamorals good varie-
linen and cotton Threads, velvet and belt Gibbons
hoods braids, trimmings. sacks, sontags, booices
tassals CUTS, collars. rufiiing wells, shawls. hair
Nets, pins. elastics; also skirt materials eyctting
machnes spangling machines sewing machines
stoves chairs counter cases, tables, desks SC, &C.
Z SrRoUT, Assignee
mcnT I'd. HENRY BAILEY & CO.. Auet.rs.
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For Sale.
Lost.

nNE good second handed Sewing machine adapt.
" cd for leather or cloth work.
inch d3two j. NJ. kIMBALL s co.
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s. 1900!

A small dwelling house, with land sufficient for q
IA good garden, located in the upper part of the
city. Will be sold for the above amount.
Apply TO PhENTISS LORING.
Portland, March I. diff Daily Press Office
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-07
DOMESTIC PORTS.

by Telegraph to Merchants Exchanged
Passed the Guard Ship at Fortress Monroe. March
Sd, sch VIM Gregory, from Chester, Nd for Portland
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-07
Wanted immediately.

1.-TWO good Carriage Painters; Two good Carnage
IL Irmmers; Two Blacksmith helpers ard finish.
ors Also, two or three boys. to learn Black smith
ing and Painting. Steady employ ment and good
wages guaranteed to AL Apply at 500 and 90I
Congress ST., Portland Ne.
JIM. KfMBALL co.
meh7 d3two
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III It'll uncalled for ''' o"'ee 'iAsh
EF-If any OF these letters are c.Ilea sor ,,o...a
that they are advertised ~ i"i say
EY-All letters advertised are subject IN an axt,.
charaa of @NeyNes W ~ cAle
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FA 1hAA*A4t" III the 4
III 18th uncalled for.
~If any OF these lett
that they are advertised.
VAll letters advertise
charge of one cent.
LADIE
Adams Clara A mrs
Andrews Eliza A mrs
Adams Frances 4 mrs
Austin Hattie
Bacon Amanda " mrs
Bowers Anna
Brown A mrs for Mar,
West
Brady Annie
Bryant c Adelaide
Brown Charlotte mrs
Butler Eunice II
Buttrick Elizabeth mrs
Bodkin Elizabeth mrs
burnhAm Geo q mrs
Burch Helen M
Barrett Hannah
Bragdon Irena
Batchelder Mary mrs
Bliss Maria
Bray Mary
Brown Relief-2
Banks Rebecca r MIRA
Brown Thomas II mrs
Cotton Amelia A
Chase Carrie s MIRA
Cornish Francis mrs
Costello Connealy Honou
Crowley Johanna
Connely John mrs
Currie Jane II
co'e Mary y mrs
Comedian Mary mrs
Cobb Nary L
Cash Priscilla L D. Cap
l.
Dennison Mary n
Dudley Sophronia Pa
Emery Eunice Ann mrs
Easter John w mrs
+ der Mary mrs
Emery ) w mrs
Edison T r mrs
Earrow Abbie
Faulkner Carrie N-val
entine
Flanagan Louisa n mrs
Fabyxn Mary-roll
Fairbrother Matte
French Martha A
Fountain Mary mrs
Forbes Tryphena II
GRAHAM Addy
Grealy Bridget
Grant Ellen
Gowell Emma mrs
Gray Erastus mrs
Good Fannie e
Gilman George G mrs
Griffin Helen
Godfrey James mrs
Guruey Jane mrs
Gonfrey Mary mrs
Gilbert Maria mrs
Haskell A P mrs
Hagersy Ellen
Howard Lizzie 2
Harris Emma
Hatch Hattie
KAndenbrook John mrs
capt
Howe Mary mrs
Hardenbrook Maria mrs
Herman Margaret mrs
Aamlsn Mary E2
Higgins 0rinds 3 mrs
Hynes Owen mrs
HARRINGTON Patrick mrs
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-17

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named persons did, on the dates affixed
to their names, file the accounts of their ad-
ministration to the estates of these persons,
decd, whose names are aforementioned, in
the Office of the Register of probate of wills
and granting letters of administration IN and
for the county of Potter, and that the same
will be presented to the Orphans Court of the
said county, for confirmation and allowance,
on The 10th day of September next at ten
o'clock in the morning, at the Court House
iu said county:
First and final account of A. G. Presho
and Rhoda Amelia Darling, Administrators
of the Estate of T, S. Darling late of Allegany
tp., decd. Filed May 5, a. D. 1864.
First and final account of 0. R. Webb,
Administrator of the Estate of Polly Wanda
warka, late of Roulet tp, decd. Filed July
27, A. D. 1864. DAN BAKER, Register.
August 5, 1854