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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-16
IMPORTANT TO FRNALES.

when . female 10 In trouble or Afflicted With dis
ease, and requires medical or surgical assistance,
the inquiry should Be, where 10 there . physiciaa
who 10 fully competent 70 adaiaisser rslisf-eas
whose knowledge Of the ieoale system 70 perfect,
Who thoroughly uaderstaads Ne application q
medicine 70 disease, whose scientific attainnests
in surgery have made hin prs-caiasat In bic Pre-
~isssios, and whose respectable standing II seeisty
rsconmsnds hin 70 The eoaAdeacs q he ceuo1.
nityf Unless these aad many noes questioas, ca
b sasisfActorily answered, ths a0ieted sheald
pause beloss ceasaltiag ssy oae.
DIR. J. @. YOUNG. undertaking. Nv inPse
ativsly a~sceseasy these r~sQairsassts ass, kels
called upon 70 iatsrpsss, and By calling Ne stasa-
tioa Of the a0ietsd 70 Ne net that he has beea .
PROFESSOR OF OBSfIfRIO0 AND FEMALE
DISEASES ior twenty ysass, ~ b fully qualified
to sdmiuister II al casss. hetA medically aad sur.
gieally, not In . sspsraeial eaaass, bat b - thor
both IN hospitals aad private h1llles-eas make
70 ssvo then tou the hands of he unqualified,
sssesuvsless ssd dssississ. TAsssfsss, Aail,ss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-16

NOR the First Regiment Of Oregon Cavalry, to
serve three years unless sooner discharged.
East Saginaw courier., 1864-08-03
OF ALL KINDS.

Manufactured 20 order, Of the best material, and
in workmanlike manner. Stoves put up, Pipe
fitted, Eavc Troughs and Water Conductors made
and put up, Repairing promptly attended TO
Kerosene Lamps made, or fitted with Burners
and chimneys; Camping Utensils made in any
desired style, Lumbermen fitted out with all es-
sential articles for Culinary Purposes in the
woods; Zinc Boards tor stoves made to order, and
everything required in this branch Of mechanical
business done promptly and we'll.
East Saginaw courier., 1864-08-03
Terms Cash.

Goods delivered in the city free Of charge
Come and examine our stock, which Is unsur
passed and cannot be undersold.
BARCLAY & TYLER.
East Saginaw, Oct. 7. 1863 2l7y
East Saginaw courier., 1864-08-03


THE REMOVAL OF COLONEL BOWMAN.
--Itis fact Of general nototriety that
Colonel Bowman, the superintendent
Of the Military Academy at West
Point, was removed from that position
by President Lincoln, because, having
invited General Mcclellan to deliver
the Grafton at the conservation Of the
soldiers cemetery, he declined to re-
call the invitation. Colonel Bowman
is a veteran in the service of the
United States; during the notification
era in South Carolina, he was in COM
mand of the forts in Charleston har-
Dor, anu so approved himself to Gen.
Jackson that the latter addressed
warm letter Of appreciation and
thanks TO him. And now this faith
full and tried veteran is removed by
President Jackson's most degenerate
SUCCESSOR, because he declined to lend
himself as tool to the peevish and
pitiful spite of General McClellan's
traducers The shabby malignity of
this transaction reveals in a very clear
light, the character Of the President.
A mind that can descend to step, in
this manner, between the senior major
General and q courtesy, and remove a
faithful officer from an important po-
sition because having offered the cour-
tesy, he would not degrade himself by
Withdrawing it; mind capable of
malice so petty and so spiteful, is as
wanting in decent respect as in gener-
erosity of sentiment Neither the
cemetery nor its dedication wasS.n af-
fair of Mr.. Lincoln's; it was got up
by the West Point officers at their
own expense, as a means Of doing JUS
tico to the memory of their fallen as
sociates. But even the grave is not
exempt from the unhallowed touch Of
Presidential malignity; even the rev.
erentassociations connected with death
cannot subdue his heart into an OBJ
servance Of the self-respecting decen-
cies due from high position to the ac-
tors in SO solemn ceremony. Gen.
McClellan's eloquent and efecting ora
ton breathod nothing but the most
ardent and 1nGgnanimoas pQtriotism;
and all who read it and then reflect
that Col. Bowman was removed only
for aGording him an opportunity to
utter such sentiments, will feel their
admiration and their contempt equal
ly heightened by the contrast between
tho occasion and the act.-Nel0 York
World.
East Saginaw courier., 1864-08-03

has only been introduced after the
most vehement and virulent opposi-
ton.
All sorts Of stories were circulated
of the building being crushed down,
of thore being an impossibility TO take
with q machine moro thon seventy
five or eighty impressions per day,
and hundred Others Of similar char
acter but inviting men of Judgment
and skill in machinery TO test the
feasibility of the plan, Mr. Chase
went on and instructed Mr. Clark TO
continue experiments and perfect tho
system. The first tests were made
with hand-pumps. Machine pumps
are now being riggod, aud the whole
will soon be in motion. There has
been added to the pressure OF the
pumps regulator in the shape Of a
weight Of cast metal of forty-iive tons
weight, which is intended TO take up
theiI lost powor as their force is ex-
hausted, thus keeping up near the
same pressure all the time.
THE CHECKS AND sAFEGUARDs
upon every one employed in this de-
partmet, from the chief down TO the
lowest laborer operate at every turn.
Not even a blank sheet, much less q
printed paper is passed from one
hand to another without being counted
and reeeipted for, and unless there is
collusiOn from one to another through
which the paper has to pass before it
is money, through the entire range,
there cannot be an oyer-issue. The
paper is issued from one room, and is
re-issued from that room sixteen or
eighteen times before tits put into cir
culation, being counted, charged and
receipted for each time, andre-counted
re-charged andre-receiptedfor through
each process that it passes after leaving
this room.
!, Five himdAed persons arc employed
in note, bond and currency making
1t would seem as ifthis number ought,
in a months time; turn out money
enough TO carry on half dozen such
wars as we have on hand. But a
million Of dollars in notes Of the re-
quired denominations to do the cur
rent business Of individuals, is an i'm
menso pile of paper, and when it
comes to hundreds of millions they
grow into small hay stacks as to size.
Dy the present process Of printing
each pressman takes about five hun
dred impressions per day. BY the hy-
draulic process itj is expected that
from three to five hundred Impressions
per hour viii be taken.
East Saginaw courier., 1864-08-03
Mr.. Drownson, Of Brownson's Re-

Mr.. Brownson, Of Brownson's Re-
view, a Fremont periodical, speaking
OF the character Of Mr.. Lincoln, says:
"He lives and moves in order of
thought, in a world many degrees be-
low which great man lives and
moves. We blame him not because
he is mole-eyed and not eagle-eyed,
and that he has no suspicion of that
higher region Of thought in which lie
the'great interest and questions ho is
called upon TO deal with as President
of the United States His only fault
is the misfortune Of being unconscious
of his own unGtness for his place.
and again "Alr. Lincoln has not the
mental qualities nor the education,
tho habits, the manner, the personal
presence and dignity which we de-
mand in tho Chief Magistrate. His
soul seems made of leather, and inca
pable of any grand or noble emotion.
lie lowers, he never eleyates you. You
leave his presence with your enthusi-
asm damped, your better feelings
crushed and your hopes cast to the
winds. You ask not: can this man
carry the nation through this terrible
struggle, but can the nation carry this
man through them and not perish in
the attempt ~
East Saginaw courier., 1864-08-03
WILLIAM G. DIETZ 81
CARPENTER and BUILDER.


is NOW prepared to execute all kinds Of work
] appertaining TO the trade. Having long
and varied experience in all branches Of the
business and good stock Of seasoned lumber
on hand, am confident my work viii please all
who may favor me with thoir patronage.
Plans and specifications drawn 70 order.
E77- Residence on Jefferson street, opp,site
the Brewery
East saginsw, December "a. 1861.
East Saginaw courier., 1864-08-03

A Yankee traveller, describing a
doughnut of unusually large proper
tons which he purchased in Buffalo,
says: at was one of those stupcndous
achievements Of art which are only
attempted in the vicinity of great
work of nature like the Niagara
Fallsv
A Southern lady living at Watum-
lsa, is manufacturing black sewing
silk for her own use. She has her
own silk worms and her own mulber-
ny trees to feed them. Both thrive
well and the silk is said to be excel
lent.
California wants rain and $4,000
women. If obtained, the Boston Post
thinks the crops would thrive woll--
the census would be largely increased.
East Saginaw courier., 1864-08-03
READY FOR FITTING UP AT ONCE.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT

OF everything usually to he found In any Hard.
ware Establishment, East or West with the adj
diton OF articles incident 10 the business Of Lum
bering, Salt Boring and Manufacture, Fishing,
Hunting and Trapping, will always be found al
my Store, where l shall be happy rs all times
TO meet old customers and new. Past patronage
gratefully Acknowledged
B.B. DucKHCUT.
East Saginaw, Aug, ]. lsSi
East Saginaw courier., 1864-08-03
Liquors of AL Kinds.
COME AND SEE us.

We invite all TO call, examine our Goods, and
ascertain the prices. No charge for showing
goods or answering questions. We have estab-
lshcd ourselves Prominently in this city, and our
facilities for trade are fully equalto those Of any
Of our neighbors.
East Saginaw courier., 1864-08-03
Tobacco, Cigars, &c.

Afull supply, and of prime quality. Also
general assortment Of
East Saginaw courier., 1864-08-03
w TERMS, CASH. -zs

Country produce of all kinds taken in ex
change for goods.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-07
Conviction out of the MOutz. of Shark.

In the United Service Museum whitehall
YARD are exhibited the flaws OF shark
vide open and enclosing tin box. The his
tory ol TINS strange exhibition is as follows:
A kings ship on her way to the West In
les fell in with and chased suspicious look.
ing craft, which had all the appearances of !,
SLAYER. During the pursuit the vessel chased
threw something overheard. She was subse-
quently captured and taken to Port Royal To
be tried as SLAYER In the absence of the
ships papers and other proofs, the SLAYER was
not only in fair way to escape condemna-
tion, but her captain was anticipating the re-
covery of damages against bis captor for al
legged detention, While the subject was un-
der discussion, yesssl came into port which
had followed closely the track OF the chase
above described. She had caught a shark
and in its stomach was found tin box which
contained the slaver's papers. Upon the
strength OF this evidence the SLAYER was con-
demned The written account is attached TO
the box.
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p r O p O s A LIS
FOR xRRcrISo rHK
Custom House at Portland Maine.
TRxAsuRr DEPARTMENT.

August 26, 1864 !
pRoPosALs will be received Al this department
Il until the 10th OF September, 1864, ut II O'Clock
noon, for the construction OF the 1nstom House su-
thorized TO be erected At Portland Me- according to
ment; said proposals TO be either Tor the whole
building, separate for different kinds OF work the
Department ieserving the right TO reject accept
the proposals hereby invited, or any part thereof
where II deems the interest of the niled Stat. re-
quires IL the Department also reserying the right TO
there just believe will not faithfully per-
form the contract also all bids that upon inyesti-
CATION are below fair price lor the work.
Bids VIII not be in gross and the Depart
ment having prepared schedule the approx
mate quantities Of each kind of " ork and IN ateral
required, (which schedule may be had at the Office
the bidder will be required to ax his prices thereto
for such articles and kinds Of work be proposes to
bid for, and then carry the whole out In gross
amount.
Ninety per cent. of the amount Of the work done
and material delivered according to coptraot price,
Agent OF the Department appointed for that pur-
pose will be paid from time to time the work pro.
crosses and ten per cent retained until the compile
the Agent aforesaid and be forfeited In the event Of
the non-fulhllment Of the contract.
Contracts viii be awarded only to Master Builders
and Mechanics, and the assignment thereof. except
by consent of the Secretary 81 the Treasury will be
. forfeiture OF the same.
Each proposal must be accompanied by guaran-
tee signed by two responsible persons certifed TO
be by the United States District Judge or Attor
of said Disricti in the of s60O0 % for the
part that the bidder viii when reaured fhis u' prc. @
posai be accepted, enter into contract and bond,
with sufficient securities for ts faithful per
Forms Of the bond and certificate required; also
the plans, specifications and working drawings will
be furnished on application TO the Supervising Ar
chitect of the Department
No bid will be considered, unless 1t fully complies
In all its details with the requirements OF this adver.
tisement.
The Proposals must be sent TO this Department. ad-
dFasc fa IGatah .frft.
and pi.ialy endorsesds
"Pgopossls for the Portland Custom House,
Proposals viii also be received at the same time
for the old Custom House building and materials
therein, tthe four granite columns on Fore stree
excepted 10 be removed within sxty leol days from
date Of the award, and in the sale Of the same
be awarded to the successful bi1cer Tor he cus.
tom House. the amount Of same will be taken rs part
pay Aaent Of his contract.
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Supervising Architect
Sept2-dtd
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U. s. Marshal's Notice.

UNITED STATES or AMERICA
DISTRICT or MAINE, SIS.
DURSUANT 10 a Monition from the Hon. Ashur
IL Ware, Judge of the United States District Court
within and for the District OF Maine. hereby give
public tice that the following Libel has been fed
in said Court viz
A Libel against ONE 1HIRTr-sEcoND FART OF
THE SHir JosFPH CLARK, and her dppnrfendnees,
seized by the Collector OF the District of Bangor,
the tenth day Of October 1864 at Bangor in said
District.
Which seizure was for 4 breach of the laws of the
United States is more particularly set forth in
said Libel that a hearing and trial will be had
thereon at Rata in said District the First Tues
day of September merit, where any persons interest
ed may appear and show cause. ifany can be shown,
wherefore the same should not be decreed forfeit
and disposed Of according to law.
Dated at Portland this twenty second day of Au-
gust, A ID. 1854. IA. QUINBY,
L. s. Deputy Marshal,
aug22 dad Dist of Maine.
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Senators.


CaaJerfaad-GEoRGE W. wooDMAN, Portland.
SAMUEL A. H0LBR00k. Freeport.
oEOkGE PiEkCE, Harrison.
DAG'L L. RICHARDSON, Baldwin.
droscoggiR-JEREAIAH DINGLEl ,JR.
P.srafaqsss-ELlAs J. HALE. koxeran,
.Sggadahoc-Td dOMASJ. SOpTHAkD, Richmond.
Psaoascof--0sGOQD y. BRADBURY, Springfield.
AUGUSTUS ID. MAkSoG, Bangor.
LEWIS BARKER Stetson.
Keaaebec-JOS EPH A. SAND0RN, keadield.
JOSIAH TRUE, Liichleld.
CROSBY HINDS, Benton.
FrdHkiiH-C0kNELipS STONE, Jay.
lg.ltao-WlLLIAM NJ McGlLYERf.
ELIAS AILLlkES.
Iork-ESREtF III. BANKS, Biddeford,
Ellis IA II. JEWETf, South Berwick,
LUTHER SAnBOkN, Parsonleld.
Kaor- :. X. LUDWIG, rhompslon.
JOAN B, WALKER, ppioE.
Lincol,l-EvEKErf w, SrETBOA, Of Damarasct'a
HIncock-rHoMAs wARREN Of Deer Isle.
Ebk.k IL. HANOR, of Eden.
WtashiHgtcn-LE~ L. MADSWOkTH, Jr.
SAMUEL Ill. TALBOT.
Aroosfook-PARk ER +. BURLEiGH, Linneas.
Orford-wILLIAM IL. VIRGIN, Norway.
THOMAS CHASE, Buckneld.
Seaasrsef-DANID ID. SfENAkl,
JOHS i, TENNFY.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods wsrc seized At this port, on the
Revenue avs June "a 1854 on wharf from
steamer from St. John. n. b., bbl Whiskey, 2
cases Wine lof IL bottles eacbl JAY 10, 1864, on
board brig Ihos. Conner, bbs Molasses, july %,
1864. on board team Dbl. sugar. bag Sugar
August 5th 1854. on board brig Martha ! Berry, !
Dbl Molasses. August II. 1853 ON board brig Cal
muck bbls Molasses August To- 1854, on board
brig c. H. Kennedy 4 bbls. Molasses.
Any person or persons, desiring the ssme, are
9aes.eo TO appear and make such claim within nine
, usys rom the day Of the date hereof, otherwise
,h goeas will b. disposed ofin accordance with
INV A0' Vi congress, approved April 2, 1874.
Sept 2-dlaS3w ny ~ Sohee'of.
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u. 8. MarshaI,s Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
DISTRICT or MAINK,ss.
DuRSUANT TO Yend; Expo: TO me directed
l. from the Hon. Ashnr Ware Judg of the Unit
cd States District Court within and Tor the District
Of Maine, shall expose and Sell at Public yendue
TO the highest bidder therefor the following proper
Y aud merehandze At the time and place within said
District as follows. wiz
Al the CUSTOM Housg BUILDING, on Fore street
N Portland. on Monday the 5th day of September
He1f. at ten O'Clock, A. M;
SIX CAsEs OF BRANDY AND
Ten THOUSAND CIGARS.
THRkK BARRELS AoLAssEs AND
Two THOUSAND CiGARs.
The same having been decreed forfeit to the Unit
ed States in the District Court for said District and
ordered to be sold and the proceeds disposed Of ac-
cordipg TO law.
Dated at Portland this 18th day Of August A. d.
1864.
CHARLES CLARK,
U. 8. Marshal
Dist. Of Maine.
angl9dtd
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Notice..

n.msd ~ ss., being portion of the persons
10 incorporate the New Kagland Screw s,.am.ssr
Company, hereby give public notice thai ths trTt
Meeting OF said cooperation for the pgrpose Of or
ganixation, will be held at the Por,lsna .na NJ VI.
York Steamship Once. on Browns Wharf = hnrs'
day, September 10Th, 1854, at IL O'Clock, r, NJ,
ST. JcnN SMITH
JOHN b. BRows
MARX Z. EaRRY
PHILLIr IL. brown
HENRY Fox.
Portland, Sept. /. 1864. did
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Adnlinistrator's Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that pursuant to license
~ from the Judge of Probate for Cumberland
County, shali sell a public auction, at my dwell
ing house in RAYMOND, Ia said Comfy. on The 10th
day of September 1864. at O'Clock in the after
noon the following real estate belonging to the Es-
tate of James NJ. Jordan, late of said Raymond, de
ceased viz: tbe reversion OF the dover set out 10
the widow of said deceased and also about fifteen
acres OF wild land situated in said Raymond. the
northerly side of the road leading from Raymond
Hill TO New Gloucester.
said sale being necessary for the payment of
charges of Administration and other incidantal
charges.
OLIVER r. JORDAN, Admir-.
BY A. b. Holden; his Atty.
Aug 3. 1854 32wsw&dlt
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A WELL arranged House, partially furnished.
Aand fayorably located will be let to small fam
lily, of satisfactory character and undoubted abili
lures. Address with name and references.
HOLMES, Portland r. o,
Sept 2--d4t
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Life insurance.
the MANHATTAN
Life Insurance Company !!
OF NEW Y0RK.
Cash Capital and Accumulation
Over $1,7OO,OOO I!
HENRY STOKES, PRESIDENT.
G. Y. WEMPLE. Secretary.
j. L. HALSNS. Asst. Secretary.
y. n. srEBBISs, Actnary.
l.. DWlG III KENDALL, General Agi

HENRY STOKES, PRESIDENT.
c. Y. WEMPLE, Secretary.
j. L. HALSaS. Asst. Secretary.
\. n. SrEBBISS, Actnary
l.. DWlG HI KENDALL, General Agt.
This long-established Company offers the follow
ing advantages TO insurers, viz:
large and increasing Capital securely iaresfed,
Immediate Availability Of the dividends IN cash
4 permanent leds OF one half OF the premium;
and feature. peculiar TO fhts company, by which
insurers protected against forfeiture of the poll
cy from circumstances of adversely.
The company also issues non-forieiting policies
on the "Ten Year Plan"
Policies inconfssfitie i've years from date 1.-THE
ly company in America having this provision in
policies.i
Local Board ef Reference'
Hon. William Willis.
N. J. Miller Esq., Collector Int. Revenue
VIM Moulton, ESQ, Prest. Bank Cumberland.
W. w Thomas, ks9., Prest. Canal Bank.
J. b. Carroll, Esq, Merchant
Jeremiah Dow, Esd, Sec'y Drigo lns. Co.
Vim himball, Esq, Treas. s. Packet Co.
Edward shaw, Esq. Sec'y Port. Nut. lns. Co,
Messrs. Woodman. True Co.
Mcssrs. H. j. Libby & Co.
Parties are invited TO examine the merits of this
company before erecting insurance.
HENRY X. STICkNEY, Agent,
Once No. 13 Moulton ST.
8 Il. TKwKsBuRr. n. D., Medical
Z. w. Thomas. II. D.. Examiners.
Gentlemen of energy and responsibility in the
reseItiag The Manhattan Life Insurance Co. will
please address T. DWIGHT KENDALL, General
Agent, Box No 2Sl L. o.. Portland.
Aug lt-codfm
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u n / O n
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
INCORPORATED by the STATE OF MAINE
Charter Pery;saos Organized, 1919.
DIRECTORS OFFICE,
6s State Street, Boston, Mass.
President HENRY CROCEER.
Vice. ice.Presideat-DANIEL SHARP
Seersfarg-R. H. H0LLfSTkR.
H. G. WILSON,
Gsserai Manager Of agencies ia the Nsw England
Sfdtes.
Assets, alst June. 1854, $3.50 200. 90
Losses Paid to date, $3.50 ,05O. 90
Dividend Paid ia Cash 20 date, $50, $4,000

FVyHIS Company offers peculiar advantages TO per-
Il sons intending TO insure their lives in its safety
and stability, acquired in its fourteen years expert
ence: in its asse s. which, without Its capital OF
500 900 lamonnts 10 threequsriers OF million
of dollars, being more than two hundred thousand
dollars in of its liabilities for the reinsurance
of all outstanding risks in the facilities presented
In its accommodating system OF payments of premi.
ums in the large number diversified conditions and
occupations various ages and localities Of lives in
sured giving the largest requisite scope for tho ope
ration of the laws OF average mortality and TIE am
pest guaranty TO the insured for the benefits there
Of in he division of prohts, the annual apportion
ment ofwhich having for the past fourteen years
averaged Forty per Cent. of the premiums paid
foiicies are issued upon all the plsps usual with
Life Insurance Comp and at as low rates as Il
consistent with view to equity and solsency.
@ @arues desiring Agencies in towns where the com.
pauy nave mono, and those wishing travelling A gem
J,es ~ wtnin the New England States, will apply to
-, VI. WILSON. 63 State Street. Boston, giving
suen re'efenee or information as to age, present
ana Past business, will enable him to form judg.
n'h' ~ regard thereto. juneladsm
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cam5erL1ad-GEoRGR w. PARKER. Gorhsm.
Piseataqnis-EDWARD JEwE1T, Sangeryills.
Sugad1Aoc-PAIh RICK X MlLLAi, Bowdoinham
Psaobse ,t-JUHE Ii. WILSON, Bangor.
Aeaaek0e-J0uN HATCH, China.
FraakiiR-SEWARD DILL. Phillips.
Rafdo-ISRAEI. X. GRANT
FORT rk-RICHAkD IA. GOING, Acton.
Kaoe-S rEfffEN w. LANGHT0N.
LiacofH- y n sOERICk KENT. OF Bremen.
Hashiayfon-BENJANIN w. EARRAk.
Aroosf0ok-P. NJ. BRADBURY, Houlton.
0Eyord-H0RATI0 srIs, Canton.
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State Election Monday, Sept. IL,
FOB GOVERNOR.
SAMUEL CONY
or AUGUSTA
For Msmbers of Congress.

ist Dist-J0HN, LYNCH, of Portland.
81 DisL-SIDNEY PERHAM, OF Paris.
81 Dist-JAMES G. BLAINE, of Augusta.
An Dist.-JOHN IL. RICE, OF Foxcroff.
5h Dist-FREDERlCK A. PIKE, OF Calais
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Atlantic House.
SCARBORO, BEACH

a. THIS House having been enlarged and
f6 rentted throughout win open for the See
Eo3s Monday, June I3, 1864,
Z. GUNNISON.
transient visitors. iunell