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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-27
Wennter Sabr9ang.
Stennter Sabr8ane.
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fir 1865.
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den .8alenssr.
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treusn Shidiale rnn atenteuer ses &nopfnater9eiellen TeH.
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Tides. Siograpbii6es. Observation-Disclosures. Sed).
niides. IelieiOies. Geoidtc. Gatbicl, &C., mir ietr
slblreihen 6olsihnitten.
g9ir bitten bieien ,pirflih ihSnen une preis Xrtis
eiaen 8alsnter. Ter nun ibpn sum neunten O2ale eriheint.
ni6t nit anberu spn bnlidem Eitel III rerpe1ieIn.
Sbecbale unb Sbeurfauf,
9ub= uni 8unitbaaeluns, Cincinnati, 8.
October &c. 1864.
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nsin?- Gle enpsn teioe in Srteoen.
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seebrten Suueen bic ansei9e. eas id BORT meine Ginfdufs rpn
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Sprten Stiefel nnp Sdube. 8ur quite Irbeit Fam i'd, me
INNER. garantiren. Ile 9efelun9en werren in Der Slrie
aue prompt au~sgefubrt.
@rc. g. Shrpn,
so. 1853 SIs-Sodhrase.
Columbus, Oft. IA. "a. 3mtbw up
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ueber bic 9rh5eit Der Spater SGis
eell's NIT csm 9anfier Grlanser idrcitt man
rcn Garis Seute Nahmittas ruroe in Der STRIDE
St. pierre 0bamrs Glpiess) Die !Ssiratb nes 6rn.
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Stranger in Sranffurt a. 81, NIT Sraul. Matbilce
SlieeQ, Srdter res @slanom Der ecnfSeerirten
Staaten, sefeiert. Sic 3suaen hes GERM Grlan,
ger tparen SEER Mrequarp, senatrr uno Gatinetss
Def hes &aiisrs, une Der Marquis De Beaumont +;
Die Der 9rant Serr Maipn, Geiancer Der @cnfSbs=
rirten IN 9cnncn, uub Serr 9lHtin. Ser sri pas
~rirlcmatiIhe ecrps uno Die br9s Tinan; raren
;ablreia p%srtreten.. Sic Gclcnie Der GcnfSesrir=
ten mar lpSrtli4 pcatancis an,reienb; man tsmsrfte
AUDI metrere iinldnriiHe OFiiiere in l~tnifcrm.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-27
0as 9e6a 8iebpulser

0as Se6a Stebpulser
Iif s~arrantirt ais Ser trdflisfe Ga.nt
Res Nasens nno glutes ron 4iiter,
IShafen uue Stmeinen incem Is RE
9srrauurs befSrrtrt unb dlt nnret.
ren Sdtte In cine Subfan, rerran.
celt. melde 5lsifd Wilt. Butter. Fett
uno 8raft auf Gem Wess FER Ratur
Irilcet une Osiunrteit unb S6Snbei.
erieugt.
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4 bic sinsise @sti,in. mslte ratsn-
irt III IN 5rantrei6. Gnalanr. Sol
Ianr une her Shpsi, an ibren Srfrn
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miro. 9afelbe rurre erfunren sru
iSrn. Duuva. grrfeTcr Ter lanemirib'
fhdftli6en llnireriitdt In garis mo
rirc jest 3utereitet ron 9r. G u.
I6trner Nnentppn gemIplranicn,
aGleiniser Satrifant in ben Ser. Staa.
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beI beles 1923 tis s2i per 1cnne.
Wdrstprete Don Columbus.

e~crrisirt Don 8. BropfS S%tearnsu. 6 o..
GGbueiede pcM Sp4. uns trsunb. StraRen.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-16

my. ] know not The extent Of It's operations,
but Of the latter can more definitely speak
and this wish to do as an act Of encourage
ment to an excellent establishment and the
: very worthy men who conduct It. a.
THE scYTHE FACTORY OF KEYEs, HOLT &
co. which had been suspended for some time
whilst Mr.. Reyes attempted to establish his
business under the shadow (too willing one)
Of the Lewiston cotton mills-w5ose opposi-
ton he encountered because he adopted the
ten hour system whilst the cotton mills work.
ed their hands fourteen hours-has been late
ly reestablished in East Wilton, where Mr.. K.
has taken Mr.. Holt, late Of Weld, as financial
partner. The business is now conducted by
KEYEs, Holt, & Co. Ths original shop has
been enlarged by the addition of some 70 feet
and has received throughout all new and i'm
proved machinery. 1t gave me great pleas
ure to witness the operations of the workmen,
and to see how much care was taken to make
perfect work. and to reject whatever was the
least defective. One can follow the iron bars
and steel as they are unladen from the dray
into the end door of the first story, through
all the processes Of manufacture, till they APP
pear finished and polished scythes, and are
loaded from door over the first, bound by
straw rope in bundles ready for transporta-
ton. One great excellence in these scythes is
their perfect manufacture. None but the very
best material is allowed to be used; none but
the best workmen are employed; all under
the eye of Mr.. Reyes himself, most ingeni-
GUS and honest mechanic; and no tool is al
lowed to receive the finishing touch till sub
mitted to every test of its soundness, keen
ness and perfectability. Those who purchase
and use his scythes, will be sure of not being
cheated. These workmen turn out about 100
dozens per. week, and find ready market all
over New England and elsewhere. For the
Blue Noses OF New Brunswick and Nova SEQ
tia Messrs. KEYEs, Hour, & Co. prepare q
blade Of different shape from what the Yam
KEGS use. They cannot keep up with our i'm
proved fashions. dsa bseVa
So strong are Mr.. Reyes and his partner,
Mr.. Holt, In the confidence of the people,
that the citizens of Wilton, by nearly unani-
nous voice, voted not to tax their establish
ment for ten years-and good bargain on
their part have they made at that. Its benefits
to the place vastly exceeds all which its taxes
would amount to. The railroad, too, whose
depot is within few rods of the factory, has,
for its encouragement, contracted to carry ito
freight to and fro. at greatly reduced rates
for series Of years. with such encourage
ments, strong in the public confidence, the en-
terprisipg lproprietors Of these works, cannot
but succeed in their useful and honorable bust
ness Well would 1t be all over our State, il
men of similar skill and worthiness were en-
gagged in like enterprises. Let them be en-
couraged by the press and by the people, 81.
/ -. .heaa g g WILLIAM. A. DREW.
augusta, Dec. Il, 1854. 3 saesJ
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on Its property by fire, 1t has advanced to its
present position by dint Of much labor perse-
verance, and through many discouragements.
At critical moment it has dared to attempt
"a nrov;da for itself suitable and permanent
abode and it has only failed (S) with the
anor,aons capital with which it started, to
come out of its varied operstions-in con
struggling cabinets, making numerous collec-
lions in every department of nature, issli-
ing costly publications, and converting dilap-
idated and unsightly building, occupying one
of the most prominent sites in one of our
principal streets, into a Hall in every way
suited to its purposes and which all regard as
an ornament to the city-enriched by the
process N
1t is confidently believed that our citizens
will not regard such operations as failure,
but that, seeing what has been done under SO
many embarrassments, and judging correctly
as to what it is capable of doing, relieved of
the incubus of debt, they will determine that
the burden shall be removed, that the society
shall be permi tied to go on 10 its good work,
and that it shall, like the kindred societies of
Salem, Boston, Philadelphia and other cities,
ever stand monument of the enlightened
hberality OF the citizens Of Portland.
Wv
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The Freedman's Song.

BrJ. q. WHITTIER.
Oh, praise an tanks. De Lord he come 4
To set de peoplsffee;
An massa tink II day OBJ doom.
An we OBJ jubilee;
De Lord dat heap de Red Sea waves.
He JUS strong as den;
He say de word; we las night slaves;
To-day de Lords free men .n.r
@ NAL - Chorus.
De yam will grow. de cotton blow.
Wen hab de rice and corn;
Oh. nsbber you fear, If nsbber you hear
} n De driver blow his horn.
Ole massa on he trabbes gone;
He lebe de land behind
De Lord bref blow him furder on
EJi Like corn shuck in de wind.
We own de hoe, we de pillow, esp
VIC own de hands dat hold;
5l We sell de pig, we sell de COW, fsAlA
7fe But nebber chic be sold.
- We pray de Lord he glib MS signs W
Dat some day we be free
De Mort wind tell 1t to de pines, .3squE et
De wild duck to de sea. S,S
We tnk 1t when de church bell ring,
We dream 1t In de dream;
De rice-brd mean 1t when he sing, LWeIfl
De eagle when he scream,
We know de promise nebber fail, e5tai
AM nebber lie de word;
so like de 'postles in de Jail, L
We waited for de Lord; sag
AM row he open eb'ry door, iuiof4 3
An trow away de key;
e He tink we Tub him before,
~ We Tub him better Free 9lIIA
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k1- EpiIePtic Fits can be Cured.--Dr.
LoCKRow having become eminently successful in
curing this terrible malady, invites all similarly af
Hcted to call or send for circulars OF references and
testimonials of numerous cured of frem one to
twenty-four years standing. He devotes his atten-
ton especially to diseases othe pnal Axis
or Nervous system, and solicits investigation o.
his claim to the public confidence. n 80
He may be consulted ct his private residence No
l4l West AID street, daily from 10 A. N. to P. NJ
except Saturday and sunday Address all letters to
DR. v. d. LOCKROW Now York.
Care OFF. O. BOX 5lle. - 4 cot7dam y.
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IMPORTS,
MARINE NEWS
PORT or PoRTLAND.i

Thursday,,'............ Dccember is.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston, Knight Boston T. .,-
Barque Ionic. hutchinson, Boston
Barque Eliza White. varney, Boston
Brig Edith Ann, tBrl Croker ST Martins aath Nil
spoke 9TH inst. lat 30 05. lon 60 u.s. brig Almon RAW
ell. Reyd. trla Portland for Cardenas.
sen Leesburg, Blake, Portland eG
Sen Ellen Norman. Hamilton, Boston
Son Revelation, Wallace, Machies for BOSTON.
CLEARED. @
Kinsman. Z"
Brig Essex. Baia, Matanzas-Isaac Emery.
sch Maryland, Foster, Raltinore-P b Rurnham
sAILEp-sch Ohio. tfrOm BangOrl for Boston,
and others,
Ship Young America. Cnmmings, from New York
Aug H. arrived at San Francisco stn inst, making
the passage 100 days. faid to be the shortest trip
81 &c that made BY the clipper ship Panama, which
was made in 100 days. sR N
w DISASTERS. e1a
Sch Cyprus: Cole. from Calais for Philadelphia.
which sailed from Newport, RI 9th inst has return.
ed, with loss OF part Of deck load of lumber.
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-aHALRlss
Df tIrer4ir oa fE.t4 af, fT9Hraf iEnA ~
III 81 4 lIltI isa7 OF d8ia dahla
HOREHOUN d AND tai
eq NAG 20 FOR THE CryRE OF ~ q
H 0 n E <.

H-. iefs.s IA : - -
Coughs, Colds, .Isauensa, Hoarseness. Difficult
Breathing, and all Affections Of the Throat,
BroHchi Al Tgoes and Lungs, leading
to Consumption. T JE
This sovereign remedy is compounded from the
favorite recipe of an lus.rious Physician and Chem
list, who for many years used 1t with the most COM
plete success ID his extensive private practice.
he had long been profnndly impressed with the
wonderful virtue Of honey Of the plant Ho-ehound,
inunion with the Cleansing and Healing properties
oftar extracted from the LIE Principle of the forest
tree Abies BGisamea or Balm of Gilead. For years
he was baieo in his attempts to blend these great
medicinal forces into sush unto that the original
power of each would be preserved, the disagreeabe
qualities of common tar removed, and the price Of
the compound be within the means of all. At last,
after long course of difficult chemical experiments
he found that by adding to these fps other ingred
ents each valuable by ITSELF he not only obtain
ed the desired results, but greatly increased the
curative power of the compound. This having been
thoroughly testei by practice is now offered to the
general public asafe, pleasant and nfallible rem
edy.
Price 80 Cents per Bottle. 4ea~
For sale by W. F. Philps, Portland, and all drug
gists.
ssg CHARLEs DowNEH, General Agent,
ncv4d3m "A Cedar ST., Rev York. .
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Brig Alexander Milliken rom Calais m, w.
ngton Dc put into Salem 18th inst leaky, and win
Brig Harriet. OF Portland, at New Yo,L from, r..
denss reports, 9TH inst, lat 30 3d. lon rs 90 saw
large quantity Of cotton adrft; picked up Ii bales
Port au Prince aunr; nonosn New York from
saar ana carried away main boom, &c.
ocn IA mahoney, Coffin, from Philadelphia for
BOSTON, put INTO Newport RI I4th inst, with loss OF
balwarks on both sides and lib
% Scn Eage Head, from Elizabethport for New Ha-
~. WI Will cargo OF coal, sunk near Brooklyn, In
lost. fN1Seo 'nA' VA % awe "0ie
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OUR readers will find in our columns an adj
vertisement of the Massachusetts, and Oil
Greek Petroleum Co.," already producing
and dividend paying property, offering large
Inducements for Investment in this new field
of enterprise. The books were opened in
Boston for subscription on Wednesday, the
14th inst, and 10000 shares were taken the
first day by the capitalists OF Boston and vicin-
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rice 10 cents per B0ttI
TIBBETTs BROTHERS,
To Enrolled and Drafted Men.

have now Six Sailors, aliens, who have not been
ashore three eks in this country. that will ship
as subs tues for enrolled or drafted men, IN ay
Di tsict in the State, for three years, at low
figure and with as quick dispatch as can be had of
any concern In the State. Address, .5Ci adi
- ~ HORACE n. JOHNSON, 4uoD9g
80 Middle street,
dec13eois Portland, Maine.
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Boston Stock List.
MARRIED..

In this city. Dec 10. by Rev Asa Dalton. GEORGE
O. GossE. local editor of the Argus, aud Miss JULIA
N. daughter of JOSEPH BRYANT, Esq ali Of this
city. iiH ra AZ p - -lfDIIl
In Madison, Nov IL. ED Hosea Washburn of M
and Mrs Helena Parkmau, of Skowhegan.
In Arson Nov IA. Cyrus Emery, of Anson, and
Miss : Eames. of Madison. ie sooss
In Skowhegan, Nov 20. John Il Chadbourne and
Miss Ann Blanchard. both of Madison. ~
Ia Machiasport, Nov 8, Lewis s Meserve, of Ma
chiss. and Miss Lizzie e Allen. of Marshfeld.
In Jonesboro. Nov q. Joseph johnson, of ], and
Miss Libby. of Northdeld. s1rsgs
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Proposals for Fresh Beef

SEALE2 PROPOSALS will be received bs fbo,
- unaerst ~ hee - Augusta, Maine nutll SATURDAY
Dsosmos. clst 1904, at clock a. N Tor fhe sun
p .yp anu eenyery Of FRnsH BERF. for kscrui ana
- 49, n me erVice ofthe United States A. AM
,oes slue, Ior w lhree onths from January / a
OF sncn less time as the Commi sary Gem nav
S.sct. Inc Beef to be IN -nished from hea v we'll
..teneo cauiei IN equal oport on Of fore ana hind
quAre ., cut and sawed, 1.-THE necks. Ahank an -
ny tallow to be excluded to be delivered a suoh
umes ane IN tuon qn1natles q may be requ red and
sa'y OF SUBSISTENCE The undersigned reserve tba
right TO reject all bids If he deems them Snsa,sfae'
try. Proposals must be in dpp icate wi n = ns.e
Of his advert ement tached and endrsad .'ppI
posals for Fresh Reef = wv
WIN. =. DODGE, Capt C. s yo's
u7usta, Me- ID climber 18th, ls6l.-deeI6,ojan2.
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b BORDER PROTECTION. - Gen. Dix has
issued an order looking to the protection Of
the border towns against raiders from Cana
da. He orders the military officers to pursue
them even into foreign territory, to seize
them and in no case give up the culprits, but
bring them to his headquarters for trial.
Heclaims justification for such course from
the best interpretations of international law,
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q gysThe undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of
Pay and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs. Office, 80 l-2 Exchange
St., opposite Postofice, Portland.
bnf w. s. SAWYER.
Hon. VIM PITT FEssENlEN, sec'y Treas'y.
DOT. 13d 6m. aetc,
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
EVENING PAPERS.

al 81 Hi 'c-cI lA WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.
The following telegram from Fortress Mon
roe last night, has been received: tx
Port Royal Harbor, s. c., ola. Fortress
Monroe, no date.-To Hon. Gideon Welles,
Secretary of the Navy:-I have just received
communication from Sherman's army. 1t is
q few miles from Savannah, and it is in fine
spirits. Ishallbring all my available force in
to connection with the army. A dispatch Il
forwarded with this.
sga Very respectfully, NAkl
ii4 Aaa 9. aiA j. A. DAHLGREN,
Rear Admiral
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Notice to Persons having Horses to Sell.
The undersigned Rave NO connection with Capt
Whytal, Acting Quartermaster ststioA ed in Angus
IA, in the purchase of horses. hut are purchasing
them on their wn account, and viii pay for VIII at
they purcl ase In Green Backs, lawful currency ,
instead Of Government funds
G. W. RIcKKR,
decl3tf T. T. SAvAGE.
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raRrIaN poRrs-

Ar at Singapore Oct 10. ship Akbar, Chase, San
Francisco via Hong Kong. HHlHf
Ar At Callao 18th ult ships Gov Merton, Horton,
Chinehas land sailed 18th for .Cork); l4th. Messen
owen, Oliver. do dand sailed 2lst for Cork; nth
Gen Butler. Wood. do land sailed 18th for Cdfk.l &
Sid Nov Is, ships Zephyr. Bigelow, London; 2lst
Carrier Dove. Andrews, Cork.
4 In port Nov Is, ships Harry Bluff, Redman, from
New York. ar ed; Sowam ct. Thompson, from Rio
ar Gath Guiding Star. Small; Deborah PennelI
Pennel and John o Baker, Miller, from do ar 9th;
ar 26th. - lT7I1rli'
At Buenos Ayres Oct 20. ships Looh Lamar, Lor.
Maulmajp di'gi Delfthaven Freese for Caliac. do !:
Spark the Ocean, Treat. trom Boston, ar 18th, uns;
barques femplar. Bartlett, I'm New York for Canos
sarah A Staples. Staples. for .Callao; Henry Buck
yNickels for del, Montana. Herman. from Bangor.
DO; Naoch Benuer Benner, for Akyab; Pearl, Hard.
ing. and Manuela- Morse disg. n 80
Para s2d. 'T-N,-~-
AT hirsgoane Dec ], brig Almerss Cook, for Bos-
ton, lag; Emily Fisher, for New York, do. ls. Bio
Portis- d; bthl barque sancho Pansa. Heagan, from
Sid 9Th. brigs Princess. Ryan, for Boston; 9th,
Antilis Theetrur. Portland A5777 40 fall'
CD 9Th, brig S Thurston, Clark Cardenas
sia nm Saftenas Sd inst. barque Cora. Wallace for
AR at MatanSas lat inst. brig America, McKenzie,
PortlaDdI I'd. barque Agnes Fraser, Frazer, FIN do
brig E.onileE Litleaeld, I'm do; 4th, Mnnehsha
9th. bargue Esther. Prince, Portland; 9Th. Tor
| Fey, Haskell. New York. vt 3oAi0 III ~ ,ltiriltr
Ar at Halifax 9th inst. sob Margaret Ann, Leblanc
1ortlknu. IL Ditto s1sta4 si'I 4a-t-f
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PERsoEA1.--Hon. Lot M. Morrill,, one a
~as SeaA:ors In Congress, passed through the
city yesterday on his way 70 Asgpsts-being
called home by iIlness in his family.
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& g-r-gv ~. QUEBEC, Dec. 10.
: The discharge of the st. Aibans raiders
surprised the members of the government.
and ground Of the discharge is pronounced
ridiculous. The magistrate, 1t Is likely, will
be severely dealt with. New warrants have
been issued by the superior court Judge, for
the nearest of the raiders, and constables are
inpursuit An efficient military force is to
be sent to the border towns. Immediately, to
prevent farther depredations. "a
MONTREAL, Dec. Is.
The conduct of Coursal the magistrate and
Lemofhe the chief of Police is denounced.
Lemothe is accused of completely. An in
vestigation Is going on by the council.
1t Is Thought that Lemothe will be dis
missed.
a .4v & TORONTO, G. W., Dec. Is.
There is profound sensation in regard to
Coursals decision In the case of the raiders
The best legal authorities pronounce il, con-
trary to law, and 1t meets with general con-
domination, ~ 81 sss.fo5lis-s4
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gIn Boston there are six persons whose
yearly incomes are over 100000; three over
800 600; one over $50 ,OO0s two over $40, 900;
six over $50, 900; seven over $4,000; thirteen
over $40, 900; forty-one over $36, 900; eighty
D nina over $40, 600, and one hundred over S1O,-
600. J. NJ. Bebee, the merchant prince, once a
poor boy. has an income of SIS 900, on which
he pays Eve per cent. war tax to the Govern.
ment aueSntng to &c. 400. How We wish we
could be taxed IS much! al 7F8n
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But we have already written more than we
Intended. The subject is fruitful and to do
any thing like justice to it would require a
volume instead Of newspaper column. We
commend to all what the woman said about
Romeo rs rendered BY the celebrated actors.
Garrick and Barry. eds
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u. 8. Marshal's sale.

UEIyKn STATES OF AMERICA, --t. .
DIsTRIcT OF MAINE, IS. J
ID RSUANT to Vend: Expo: TO me directed
Il from the Hon. Ashur Ware, Judge Of the Uni.
ted STATES District Court within and for the Di.t,t
Of Maine / shall expose and sell at puzzle snct,nn
TO The hi CHEST bidder therefor. the following nron,
srty and merchandise. At ths time and place. v2;,hi
said district, fol ows. viz:-N - fS' "AA'n
At Custom Hoase Building. on Fore ,trss, IN
Por land ON Saturday. fhe thirty irst dGv OF DE.
sea , e, cnrrsnss a. !, o'clock N nj
a. meg soo 0s Cloves Iirs asss oid JaSaca
Inc same naving oesn deereed f. rfeit to the Uni
sea atss IN we district Court fer said District
ana ordered e BE- soid and the proceeds disposed Of
Dated at Portland this .,x ,aauth dav of no..,h..
D. 1854. CHARfEs CLARK
asoasal6d v .. Marshal Dist; Of Maine,
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DIED.

In Montyille. Dec 4, Mrs Philura Rowe, aged %
years ii months ttt+A ~.
In Bingham, Nov /, of chronic diarrhea, Joseph
Adams. aged 66 years. ~aW
In Fremont. Sept 81, Mrs Adelaide v, wife of Jas
Tozier aged 20 years. 23th, Ella aged years Oct
s, Charles w, aged years; 18th, Frank n j, aged
4 years-children of james and Adelaide TozieT
In Uedharn. Nov rs, Orange Manu. of Co II, Slst
Me VOL aged II years.
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ANDREW Dew. BARss, NJ. D., z
Graduate Of the university Of Bdnbugh," Scotland,
Late Resident Surgeon Of the "Royal Maternity
Hospital" Edinburgh.
Residence-corner of Cumberland and Iocuststs.
V-Ohice hours. 9toll A. N. and 2 to4P.M
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AT THIS.

Gents Cluster Chain Pins, ScarfPirs Sleeve 1t.
tons, Gents Chains, Long Chains, Neck Chains,
RINGS, Jet Hoops. Bracelets, Lockets, Ladirs Sets
in 3 eat variety-100 pa to ms to choose frOm-Only
one I'd liar, at DRE5SER'S cheap Store, 80 Elk
change street. -# gA ntAh5
Any OF the above articles rent by mail on receipt
Of one dollar. Address L. aESSER, Portland, Me-,
Box 1872. Nh3D PEE u de sl2d4ws
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NOTICE..

THE AENuAL MEETING the Portland SOCIETY Of
Natural hls ory viii be held at O'Clock p NJ
WeduesiAy, Deer 2lst at the Cab dent, 25n Cen.
gres q GEO. L. G0ODALR,
decleta ' e Sec'v
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A TWO story Store nSaf Falmouth Demo. firm.
"a eriy occupied By q Merrill a Co Enosstre ~. -
'ns sIeso tosr. REUBEN MERRILL,