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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-30

OPREMIUM ON GoLp-The SUBJ
scriber. who cannot change his prices with the
fuc.usiions of gold, without mourning enormous
expense 10 ADVERTISING the changes, If compe lied
10 sell his Pens at Old Prices. Thinking his Gus
toners entitled to the benefit OF the Premium ON
Gold, rather than the Wall-ssreei debasers Of the
best currency tits country ever had, he now Of
feTs 10 all remitting the amount OF Their orders
in God the full Premium in this city On the da,
when received In this way be hofes TO do the
country and his customers some good without
ii.juriBg himself, tor the MORTON PEN cannot be
made without Coin.
When Paper money is sent, United States is
preferred over a other.
A. MORTON, Is Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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Separate Schools for Oolored Children.

At the recent convention Of School teach
ers, held at Toronto, the expedency of hav-
ing separate schools for colored children came
up. The Globe gives the following report of
the discussion
Mr.. McCaIlum, of Hamilton. said he was de-
cidedly opposed TO any difference being made
between the white and colored children. Dur
ing his II years experience he had found the
colored children quite equal in every repect
TO their white compeers. They conducted
themselves as properly, studied as diligently,
and were quite as crediIabe to their teachers
He hoped no convention of Canad an teachers
could ever be found TO support any such meas
ure as ithe forming OF separate schools for
the colored children. The colored Children
dren were differently situated from others !:
they had not the same advantages, and should
be treated 10 every way the same as the white
children. He hoped Canada would never dis
grace itself by making any distinction between
white and black.
Mr.. McGann was strongly opposed to any
step that would show we were opposed to
having our children mix with those OF our
colored citizens.
Mr. McCallum moved that ii is neither ne
cessary nor desirable that there should be
separate schools for colored children in Cana
da.
The motion was carried unanimously amidst
loud applause.
Prof Wilson said he had great pleasure in
deed In presiding over body of men who, by
unanlmnus vote, had passed sucn resolu
ton. He hoped the day would never come
when distinction would be made between
the black aud white children OF our coun
try.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-23
THE DAILY PRESS

Printing Office has one Of Roper Improved Caiorie
Engines for motive power and is furnished with
improved aud costly Presses-Cylindera and rla,en-
from the most celebrated makers. We have in con-
slant use one of HOES LARGE CfLfkDnR
PRE- >SES. capable of throwing of $500 Sheets
an hour one of adam's Poirer Presses-the best
book press in the wor d; Adams and Potter's Fast
Machine JOB Presses; Ruggles' superior Card Pres;
Adams aud Union large Hand Presses. Standin5
Presses. and all the machinery necessary for well
appointed Office.
The Daily Pres Job Once ia believed to be well
furnished as any similar establishment in the State
Those sending order from the country may rely on
receiving prompt attention
We execute orders in the shortest possible time
ard in the neatest and best manner
We will do all kinds Of printing as well and as
promptly, and as cheap any other establishment
In the City, County or State.
All orders for JOB Printing musr be directed TO
the Daily Press Joo 0ee, No. e2i Exchange street,
Portland. Ne.
The Job Office Is under the personal supervision
of the senior proprietor, who is the CITY PRINT
Err. and is himself an experienced practical worK.
man, ahd employs only well-skilled mechanics In
this department OF his work
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Southern Italy.

lscHIA, July 81
Alter residence here of about monll
1aiioaidi lett for Caprera on Tuesday morn.
ing. dis falling strength and his mere .a,ed
suherihgs would have rendered this step de-
siraoie long before, for in no part OF Southern
Italy have | ever experienced such heat;-
WIN burning sun above aud the steam OF
ooinhs waters rslug from below, really do
not Know any place so desirable for getting
rid oi an enemy. Yet it is SO beautiful Is
TINS hothouse, and nowhere about here Is there
such luxuriant vegetation as that which
forced in the Island OF lschia.
IL was not till Monday at midday that he
decided on leaving, and, with his usual prompt
ltude, the steamer was telegraphed ior. Vi
course the news leaked out. and many came
TO get last peep. for Garibaldi received no
one; and great numbers resolved on making
night oil it-indeed very few, l believe,
turned regularly into their beds. There was
a bail on large scale at the Grande Sentinel
la, which commands view OF the Generals
residence. Great numbers ilocked to it, aud
with dancing aud music and fireworks they
kept it up iii high dawn. By that time all
Ia Casamicciola were astir, for the General is
an early man; but, as the steamer was rather
late in its appearance he did not 90 down
tlil about O'Clock. OF course he was car
ried down iu litter. The band from Foria
preceded him, playing his II, mn, and host
OF persons accompanied him ON foot, while all
the horses aud donkeys In the neighboIhood
We're In requisition. High over head, on eth
er side, rise gardens aud vineyards, aud flow-
ers were scattered on him as lie passed, while
ladies made their way through the crowd to
speak TO him. Once or twice he stopped to
wish goodbye to some English ladies, aud
gave them his little finger, for he could not
do lnore aud many there who were weeping.
Here and III re, at the de;ached Juses, fla Q |
were suspended; the coasIing and fishing
boats displayed their colours, and when the |
General left the land the sea had all the ap- |
pearanee ofa regatta, ior every one who could, /
went oil, and host OF boats accompanied |
hlm on board. Among others / observed the /
oyndic and the Commander of the National
Guard in uniform; the Commander of the
Nationals in Foria was also there; at the
head OF one of the boats stood one of the
Thousand" holding large banner; my own
were not absent either, and
'areiy have seen a pret ier sight, or, for a
inall place, more enthusiastic demonstra-
ion. Many muskets were fired off, and, look
ng up from the sea, as the eye travelled over
he trelliced vineyards, gorgeous in their veg
iaiion, l could perceive that the terraces of
he halfembosomed houses were crowded
With people taking last view oftheir honor
q Itor.-lCorrespondent of the London
Times.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-23

RATHER SEVERE ON THE GIRLs.-An ex-
change says
"The number OF idle, useless girls in all
our large cities seems TO be steadily increas
ing. They lounge or sleep through their
morning, parade the street during the after
noon, and assemble in frivolous companies of
their own and the other sex 10 pass away their
evenings. What a store of unhsppiness for
themselves and others are they laying up for
the future when rea! duties and responsible
ties shall be thoroughly assumed! They are
skilled In no domestic duties-nay, they de-
spise them; have no habit OF industry, nor
taste for the useful. What will they be as
wives and mothers2 Alas for themselves aud
and husbands and childrenl Who can won
der if domestic unhappiness and domestic
ruin follows?"
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40 ice of Foreclosure.

hFFAULT having DO n made In the performance
~ ( tbs conditions OF a CO. ain conye, al ce IL
NJ tsage OF real estate iu the town of Me,tb ook.
County of Cumberland and State of haine. % be
executed on the eighth of April A. ID. 1859. b,
GIDEON Hamblin of weub aok afort sa d al d
which id rea estate Is dcscFibot il said Mort
gage. as follows. 10 vii: a cerfrin pi co OF lane
with the buildings thereon situated In Wesforook
afn esaid and bounded thus: beg mi A. the
south westerly corner OF Char es iis land, tn nc,
running ortherly a. ssid iiil's fence stan !
to the oss road: thence f ON these two houi d.
~xte,ding nor westerly ON 'aid road and OF.
one Wilson's ne ~ enough 20 uolede twenty q, Q
acres and bel the same premises occupied b
me aud on which | now live. ! claim Ia foreclosc
said Mortgage fos breach of the conditions thereof
ASoHLw J. LAERsBkI.
Por land, A e. ?. 1854 w3v
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BROCKsIEPER,s PATENT
Gas Regulator!

tAGLusiVE Agency for the sale of the Reg
~ uiat.r in Portland No. l02 hiadle street, ul
,airs. Edwara Shaw sole Agent This n W article
er o er any gas bSrner in 25 600 have b. Ell
sofa la Ne England since January las This l. moi
s. 20 be am Aed to the meter all such hav.
iaied put IL sfiached Immediately under zach bu n
eI up, ana is part of, and ornament to- tn ga
nxiurs itsef The parti ular shiteI and steaai.
ess VI tue iixht produced-because of the exact
proper comUus.ion-sstonishes sll who have seeI
H. wniie the posnice fact of obtainiIg the iaprorea
nghi al rednced expense ed only be investigated
~ lnis once 70 ensure the coBfcelce the mos
ssepiical The reg lato is a perfect "tell tale' o.
ne exact amount vf gas used No pressut @ attained
oy tne as Company affects it dsadvantag geously in
the least; Gas Companies all recommend IL because
II gives entire satisfac' to nsumers hence Their
number OF eonsum rs are Increased. Retail price
80 cents each TIE article witt br adjusted for con
sumeis Immediately tri quiri,g but y few moments
nmel and IL not suited wi b. taken off free of ex-
pense.
EDWARD SHAW,
l02 Middle Street, up stairs.
We have this day appointed Edward shaw sol,
yender and ent Tor Bfocksvper's Patent Reguls.
tor 10 cortland; all orders Tor the goods must be
made through him.
HULL aooDELL.
Below give certificates of the high estimation
OF the Regulator in other places where IL is in
use:
DOVER. July Is, Is6i
Messrs. HUI & Goodeu;-1he Directors Of III.
,xamina ion and test of aBrocksiet er Gas Rexuis.
tor have ordered me to purchase oue h mar.
dollars worth of the same which 1 have this ia,
zone, anh har also recei ed for said COMPANY
exclusive agency for aid goods in and for the city of
Dover. Yours truly,
JONAS b. TOWNSEND,
Sup. Dover Gas Ii. Co.
Certihcate from the gss filter of the Mills. etc. nj
Lowell, Mass.
LOWELL, Mass, July IL, l88s
Messrs. HUI r Goodeu;--sn experience of many
years IN the gas fitting business has often suggeste
10 me the great value of an improvement @hereoy |
the pr s-ure f gas might be regu ated at the poin
OF consumption. May aud fru,les attempts have
10 time TO time been "sde to place regulators at
he meter Experience has sbown that all such al
tempis hav. proved failures have also seen a,d /
USED IN my business nearly all the socalled improve
ments IN bur ers, wherein thai which suu have ac-
comp ished has been attem, ted. but always failed
After careful examination aud thorou gh test o. l
your Gas Regu'a.ors-which are ettacLeo immedi- I
atey under each burner part of the gas ixture-
am tully convinc iha 'ur imp, ovementi de-
cree success, the lighti improved IN brightness
IN illuminating power. while the .xpei ed to
tn" consumer is full 30 per cent. The combustion Is
perfect. ,ence the improvement must be adopted as
matter of economy well as the luxury OF q good
and sfeady light. cheertully recommend Ii TO The
traSe and TO al consumers at sas
Yours, ac., n. r. BARKER,
JyZS dtf Gas Fitte 8 Central Street.
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N O II I = Il
PROVOST MARsHAL.s OFFICE.

PROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE,
First District, state II Maine. \
Portland, August llth. 1854 J
INQUIRIES On all ordinary subj cts connected
With the enrolment, draft, exemptions. liability
70 draft. credits aud accounts of men fu nished-
should be addressed 10 the Provost Marshal of ths
Congressional al Dist let and in case he ia not able
shs an tr them he viii ask information 4 the Provost
hA 81 General OF the state. Answers may be thns
cared more promptly than by addre sir the Pr .
xose ihal MarShal General at Washington, where MOI
-. ,a. a.' business ten prevent prOm mpt answers
to multitude oi inquiries now address 10 the Bu-
queace.
BY order of Major J. w T GARDINEP
-. ChARLES Ii. DOUGHTY
capt and Provost Marsha LIST District Maine
Aug. l3-d3m ~
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$500 Per Annum,

From which 19 1-2 per cent. Is discounted for
ADVANCE PAYMENTS. Semiahnu and quarterly
subscriptions pro reta. Less than three months,
sixty cents per month, or Is cents q week. SINGLE
CoPIEs CENTS.
II Newsdealers supplied at the rate of two and
one-third dollars per hundred.
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NOi,,.s..

fINHE Stockholders ofthe Westbrook Msnufsciur.
ing Co are hereby nofiiet 'hai' their snnua
meeting for the choice of officers and the trausac
ton OF snv Other business which ms, com@ beter
them. will be holder at the office the su serirer
IN fortlsnd On Tuesday he 2Sd dav of Aug 1854
at o'cinek z NJ. RsNSELLAER CRAM.
Aug 2-dlawSw Clerk
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The Portland Daily Press,

Thelargest daily paper east OF Boston, and having
larger circulation than all the other dsiies In the
city combined Is published At the ofice in Fox
Block. SO i-2 Erchan9e Street, every morning
Sunday excepted, at
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-23

Dr. Bolus, who was very angry when sny
Joke was passed on his profession, once said,
IL defy any person whom ever attended to
accuse me of ignorance or neglect That
you may do safely, DOCTOR" replied wag,
sdead men tell no tales"
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Fry.burr Academy.

FNBE Fail rtrm of this INSTITUTION will commerce
Il WEDNESDAY, September 1854. and vii
continue eleven weeks Nr. Edwin + smbrote.
tri eiisl. Mr.. Ambrose is q recent aduaie o.
Dartmouth olege, and Is highly recon nended as
scholar, teacher and gentlemsn.
-. B. SEWAIL. Secretary,
Frysbsrg, July 90, 1854. jy2s dlwsw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-23

n.> On and after June 18th he steamer
ksKSrSHe CAoCO will until further notice
~Ec@<i <ieaye Burnham's wharf, for Peak :
ana Cush ngs L. a d. ~ 3 and 10 80 A. NJ, and .
and 80 NJ. Returning will leave Gu him Islam
at ~ aud IL l5 A. NJ, and % aud SIS u NJ
June Q-dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-23
FFICE OF THE
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company,
NEW YORK, JANUARY 2s, ie6a.

'EHHE Trustees In conformity TO the Charter Of the
IL Company, su NIT the following statement OF
lie affairs on the Sist Dt cembtr, SO:
Premiums received on Marine Risks,
from lstJannary, 1853, 10 3lst De-
cemb-r, lsaS az 1ls nus aa
Pr. mums on Policies no, marked of Ni''''' %
lstJanuary' 1868. l.7os eo2 "a
Io'al amount Of Marine Premiums. slO,vo5,oo IL
no P9licies have been issned upon Life
Risks; nor upon Fire Risks discon-
neet,c with Aarino Risss.
Premiums marked OF from lst jan
1868, To 3lst December, 1873, 81 ba7 fss "a
Losses paid during the same period, 3sO5 s5l "a
Returns ofPremiums and Expenses, l.0S2 965 as
The Company has the folio wing Assets. viz.
Unit States ana Stat OF New York
StocS, City. bank and other Stocks az 400 gsI m
Loans secured by Stocks, and Twse $50 zoo tO
Reai Estate and Bonds and Mortgages lss -e0 %
Dis ideGds on Stocks. Interest ON Bouds
and Mortgages ana other Loanssun-
dry Notes, re Insurance and other
claims due the Comply estimated at lO4 e64 81
Premium Notes and bills Receivable, 327s 676 az
Cash IN Bank, 544 sla 81
Total amount of Assets, se265 4b6 20
Six PEI cent Interest the outsfan ing certifi.
caes o. profits will b. paid to the holders thereof
or their legal Representatives ON and after tuesday
the Second of February reAt
Alter reserying Three and One half Million Dollars
OF profits the outstanding certificates of the issue OF
1854 IL be redeemed and paid the holders there
Of or their legal represeniatiy and AFTER Tues
day, the Second OF February next. from which date
all Interest thereon will The certificates TO be
prodncad NJ the time OF pay ment ana cancelled
Dividend OF Forty Per Cent. is declared ON the
net earned premiums of the Company ior the year
ending 5ist December, 1855, for which certificates
will b. issned. on and after Tuesday, the Filth of
April next.
The Pro;its OF the Company, ,nsceriained
From the LIST of July 1912 10 the LIST of
Jan lst3. for which Certificates were
isseed, a,eounttO sI,.s2s. $50
Additional from LIST JAM, 1858, 10 lst
January, 1854, 2e3o 600
Total profits for 21l years. sIe,eSs, $50
The Certificates previous to 1852, have
been redeemed by ca-h, H. $50 2le
Net earnings remaining with the Com
pany. on lst January. 1864, s5263 go
BY order of the Beari,
w T0WNSENn ynNEc Carra,.r.
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Hanson Block. Middle st.. NO. Iel.

Scholarships good In any part of the United States
ne Principal has had 20 years experience; is always
on the spot and attends TO his business; nd prom
ses IS during the past IL years, pains shall be
spared IN the future, Five hundred ref srenees OF
te hrst class business men with many of ths
city wiii testify TO the practical utility, capscious
ness ana completeness OF my systems ,id manner
OIL teachng and citizens of other cities h ave testified
10 the same. Diplomas will be awarded Tor thor.
ough courses. Able Assistants secured Bsrtletts
Plan, the founder Of Commercial Caier es strictly
adhered 20 as regards not copying q ,rtain time
will be devoted TO Commercial Law elscidstions.-
Come all who have failed to be taught a husinss.
handwriting and will guarantee 10 You suceess
Application solicited Tor Accountants Separate In
struction given. Students enter al ~ time Ser
arate rooms for Ladies. Tuition reasc naSle Intri
cate accounts adjusted. Ladies ana Z entlemen ths,
desire 70 take lessons, or full iarate course
in either Book Keeping, Navigation. Commercisi
Law, Photography, Higher Mathematics. Civil En-.
gineerng. Surveying, Native Rusiissss Writing
Commercial Arithmetic Correspondence, Card
Marking, land teaching IRON printed copies and
Text Books will be avoided please call, or addrcss
the Principal. r. N.BR0WN.
Portland. Oct 2. 1853 oc2e cod &eovly
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Fam for sale.

l offer for sale my Farm situater
AJSN-0 one mile from Winthrop Village Oh
MSgaSAwE the road leading frOm Augusta
"a stH@hfx Said farm contains about one hun
0lSS=Ak11rSS1 drcd acr.s of land, wiIha good sup
ply OF and ater. The lard is new and in a
high tate OF cult, alton. thereis On the PREMISES
good barn. SO by IS. aud ab iut Loo young thritt,
apple trees. .il Sc the whole tog, thar. or uii
sell about aci es with the barn, oTchs and mos
of the who'd.
An one wanting good farm pleassn and cor-
yenientIy loo I. d. will DO well to cal ard examine
the alb w property
also ofle- tor sale two story Dwelling House
an Lot, situated in the Village kaown as the Meg
guire ouse aad Stores nearly opposite the Cot
ton 4 ctory ANY or ali the ah,.ye property will
b. sold al air prices and terms to i,purcha.er-
For rfrtherp, 'icusrs ss 10 prices. Sc. call 1n the
subscriber a. his store in Winthros
Win'h op. duy 1864 Z W. KELLY
| % dltkwhw
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
The opening term of the State Normal School, a
Pennington, will commence on
WEDNE~ DAY, AUGUST 94tb.

Every arrangement ill b. made as the law re-
quires, TO accomm, date two undseu young lsdRs
anu gentlemen with board reasoi able ra-es aud
10 fu nish the usfru 'iion special ly neet.d in
school Cor the Or ming of ac 'rs -Four teacberr.
b.sides Lecturers and sD' cial iuEtruc wi lie
plo, ed at e out.et, aud the plumber will be in
creased If tie necessities the school alrcQuie T.
randi ats for .ttenda, must be xteeI ,e r.
old, IL I. males and scvente years. if males: a
must e"lare their i"ten ion 20 come teac ers in
the pubic schools of the state. No pledge ui be
req 4 ed from pupils TO remain net ted With the
school for sny deini e, Z h IF time.
Applicants will be required to show reasonable
tamiliarit with the principles Reading and spell
ling Arithmetic Epglish or nm r and ui.tor, of
the United Stat :; and TO esent Testimonials ~
sood eharsctr and prospective aptitude for the work
ferson- fnding the Normal School W II he per.
ud mli,ed 70 nass both ways over he Androscoggip
Railroad for one fare
cadr9e for tuition. Entrance fee 81 90
More pat cular Information vii be f.rnishad on
apphcaioh 10 Professor A. p. lsey, AZ Farming
ION. EDWARDP p. WESTON.
1ornaI' 'uneS w. 1854 jyS dl.wSw9w
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PRoVoSt MaRSHAL'S OFFICE,
First District State or Maine !
toATAag,Jnly 30, lst4.
NOTICES hereby given that any p.r-on nro ea
- may appear before the board OF Enrolment
claim ~ have ni- name stricken of the s il he can
shJw TO The abstraction of the Board that he Is moi
.rop-ry enrolled On account OF
t-Aliepage.
2d-Non- Residence.
3i-Over Age.
ith- erma Mt Physical Disability, of such degre.
As torender he ,eTson not aproDer subject for en-
rolment Under The vs. and regulations.
hat the examination 7, ? 10 above NAV not
Interfere with he daily routine of Office business
the hours for KAN alton " i'll be from 10 A NJ 1.
IL III. and from 2io4P.M.
CHARLES Il. DOUGHTY
Cpt and Pr.v, st Marshal.
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HENRY STOKES, President.
q. Y. wkMPLE, secretary.
j. l.. HALShl Asst. Secretary.
b. n SrEBBI rs, Aoiuary.
E.DWIGHT Kendall, General Agt.
This long-established Comrany fers the follow
ing adsabtases to insurers. viz:
large and decreasing Capital securely iHrested /;
lmmed,ste availability Of tae iyidends, ia cdsh !;
4 permanent io1n Of one half of the reuium; ;
and feature ptcHtfIr 20 this conpIRy, by which
insurers prot cited againsi Forfeiture Of the poi
cy from circumstances of adversity
The company also issues non- -foreitiDg policies
on the Ten Year Plan
Policies iacoafesfit'e five years from date 1.-THE
Policies.)
Local Board Of Reference:
Hon William Willis.
N. .. Miller Esq. Collector Int. Revenue.
VIM Moultoa. $50, Presf. Bank unberland.
W. w Thomas E-q rrest. Canal Bank.
J. b. B.Carroll. Esq. Merchant
Jeremiah Dow, Esq seo'y Dirigo 1ns. Co
VIM kimbsll. ksq Trea-. s. Packet Co.
Edward shaw. Esq Sesy Port. Mut. ins. Co.
Messrs. " woodman True & Co.
Messrs. ii j. Libby & Co.
Parties are invited 10 examine the merits OF this
company before eflecting insurance.
HENRY X oIlthNt Y Agent,
Office No. 10 Mouiton st.
c. ". Tm',SAs, NJ. D.. 'ESanineis.
Gentlemen of energy and responsibility in the
diuerent cities and towns OF Maine, der rous of ep
reseuting The Manhatfan Life Insurauee Co. will
Agent Box No 2l5l L. o., Portland.
Aug ll.-eodlm
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CORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN T. GILMAN, Editor.
published at No. s2i E1CHANGE STREET, by
N. A. FOsTER d co.

TIE PORTLAND DAILY PRKssis published at IS. 90
Per ear.
The MAINE STATE PRESS is published every Thurs-
day morning at s2.0s per Annum, in advance; g. rs
Il paid within six months; AMI s2.5o II payment be
delayed beyond the year.
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Ii ~ 4 T. Is.
MOUNT ZIBsON HOUSE,

Celebrated Mt. Zlro,u Mineral Sp mr.,
Alfos Pt1afafieA, Me-.
b Ia nov opened TO the pubic, o. no pair
.-r.sS, vii be spared u ei he
Hs,Y .nd fenuer piearaat an .rceti,
sHdIy .y of guests. aud u-aa r.ia
,.ard cheaper than asy oihe4 sunnsr
% a. New kns land.
cA'es OF Dysp p.is. KidDey Compliant. 6rsv-
-, .',-n ~ u siasr, 4Lo oiber- silnIla VA
~ anu riGes. At the short ui.,s,ee - I'm NJ -
~ oe zen namioid Fal 9. 20 largest Ia New In
And lsa nofs.s and Carriages to let C.od Tr' ut
isln "a str am and ponds A nav road ~as
ait to the HJu>e last ure m.klns ~, .ess sssi.
tnan TO AM other houatain bo.ss DAu, Q aoh
.om or an = Pond station of the GRIND T.ank
hallway to the House.
Post Office aadiess. Mt zireon, Ne
ID. u W. ABBOTT. Pronrietor.
Mt. Zifcan. July -. 1874 adsw