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ity and treason filed the hearts of the COM
mander and his chief officers.

ity and treason filed the hearts of the COM
mander and his chief officers.
And now the very men who brought about
all that ruin, under whose guidance it came
upon us, and whose experience thus resulted
In almost irretrievable ruin-these same TEL
lows have the audacity to ask the American
people to restore them to command; to place
in their hands the Ship OF State which they
had SO nearly succeeded in sending to the
bottom.
Was impudence ever more perfect? For
Judas Iscariot to ask to be made leader of the
disciple band would have been modest in
comparison. For the convicted incen-
diary to put himself up as candidate for
night-watchman; for the notorious thief to
seek the guardianship of choice treasure, or
for the Devil himself to seek to supplant ST.
Peter in holding the keys of the Kingdom OF
Heaven, would not be more prepostrous, abb
surd, or impudent.
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DIED.

cord. aged SO years. ~o''
tY-tHneral on Sunday afternoon immediatelv
ai.er ShRfch service, at n 10 ~ Federal Street
IN chesapeake Hospital Fortress Monroe Sent z
L. per Lawrence, Of Gray. cspt Co H. 18th Ne Reg
~ Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock
At the Congregational Church GRAY Corner
In Palnyr ira. July u. Mrs Lucinda wife OF Jam.s
Pratt, ESQ., aged 81 years.
IN Palmyra, Aug 3. Of Group, Nettie, daughter of
Lesnder and Lucinda Pooler. aged years mouths;
18th OF diptheria. Mrs Lacinda. wife Of Lcander
Pooler. aged % years
In Monson, Sept s. Ralph IL, infant son of Il :
and Hattie Shaier aged months days
At Parker.s Head. Phipsburg. Sept 8, Lizzie Cora
ONLY child Of g NJ and K Gardiner, OF ath, aged
years months. Af
In New Gloucester, Aug Al Eollie A, daughter OF
Chas + Cobb, aged IS years mouths ~
In Augusta, Aug 81, pea Geo w Mao nber. aged
50 years. - ~eS~
In Rome, Aug 81 Of dipiheria, Rachel L. dauyhtsr
or E<skiei and Sarah Clemeur aged 10 years
la Industry. July IL. Robinson aged Ii wears.
same day, Dat iei aged years months; Aug I'm
Laura Ann, aged u wears; 10Th Orannsh aged n
Shaw $50 NSs'-'
IN South Windsor, Aug IS. Cap, David ciary.
Ia Fryeturg. Aug 81, Mrs Sarah A, wife OF Thos
rike, aged ~ years II months.
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- Cabmen can't cheat in Paris. They are
paid by the mile, and a dial moved by one of the
wheels registers the distance.
RThe Grand Lodge of Masons in Massschu-
sets are about to erect an elegant masonic tenn
pie on the site of the Winthrop House, Boston,
destroyed by fire few months since.
II sswhy does the operation of hanging kill
a mani" inquired Dr. whately. A Psychologist
replied, because inspiration is checked, circu-
lation stopped. and blood suffuses and congests
the BRAIN "Bosh, replied his Grace, cit is
because the rope is not long enough to let his
feet touch the ground"
~ A speaker in the interior of the State OF
New York thus eulogized the peace nominee
"Little Mac'' fought fair, never took undue adj
vantage, in fact, never took any advantage, but
Grant was mean, he kept thanking" and he
had thanked" Lee and our other Democratic
brethren with him all the way from the Rapidan
to Richmond, aud if we don't elect Mcclellan.
Grant win flank Lee into the Gulf of Mexi-
co.
1 81 The Montreal Witness says the fall of At
lanta, is, doubtless,,th the severest blow the Con-
/ federate cause has received since the fall of
Vicksburg. By the occupation of Atlanta,
| which is the center of the Southern Railroad
system, the Confederacy is again divided, and
| al that the Government at Richmond can look
forward to for supply and support are the Caro-
linas and southeastern Virginia. Borne down
by the sheer weight of numbers and perseves-
ance, the rebellion is thus gradually being con-
fined to narrower and moreover limits.
r. An armistice, SAYS the Richmond Exam
iner, in any ineligible sense whatever, could
mean nothing less than cessation Of every ac'
of war for the time agreed upon, both naya
and military; nothing less than withdrawal o.
the invading troops from every part OF the Con-
Tolerate States, and a suspension OF the block.
ade of the coast. The occupation Of Grants
camp at Petersburg, and Of sherman's at Allan
| ia, the occupation of Chattanooga, Knoxville
and Harpsr's Ferry, are all acts of war. The
presence of blocksding squadron off Whining.
ton, to stop and destroy our merchant vessels
is an act of war. An armistice intended to be
real, and not illusory, would be the stoppage o.
all these operations and occupations This i
what the 'peace-at-any price" party ask fer
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TO whom il May Concern.

After introdueingt the Hafaai Reme6t life 4ss.r.
dnce stem to the people Of Maine. and acting as
General agent for the Slate neayly twenty wears
being unable TO attend to the business out Of Port
land, and general agent fitted for the trust reouIs
ing to have his here in the city
ments have been made TO transfer the General gem
sy OF iae state, together with all my cases 10 Mr..
warren sparrow, Formerly agent OF the New York
Life. with whom, IL may be REM mbered that had
controversy la the nswspaI era not Icing ago, touch
the respective merits Of the two systens the re-
suit OF which has been the entire conviction or Mr.
sparrow a. TO the soundness OF my position, follow
ca BY the surrender of his Agency in the New ork
Lie. at large pecuniary sacrifice.
| have now only TO add, (sfler commanding Mr..
Sparrow TO my persoaa friends and to the public in
general, as pre-eminentiv lifted for the businessl
that all have ever written said of the advantages
to be found in the Mutual Benefit Life Assurance
system oreT eye5,y other, at home or abroad now
reafirm and would do so In still stronger Ian guase
IL supposed il necessary. But the foregoi sum
mary Of results compiled from fcal reports of the
highest character, will be sufficient am sure, sat-
isT all inquirers. &
Portland, Sept. 8, 1854. JOHN NEAL.
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DOMESTIC ports;

OREGON-Sld from sesoee Soth uit, ship Isaac
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10th ult. ship R Ely.
NEW ORLEANS Below slst. barque walk
or Herman. from Philadelphia; brig J Ward,
foKTREss MoNRoE-Ar slst ult. brigs susan
Duncan aiteheil. and Gilmer Meredith. snow, nom
GEoRGETowS-cid 9Th. sch saml Fish. Dayls,
Boston.
PHILADELPHIA AR 7th. seh Isabel Blake.
Freeman. Washington.
Cid 7lh. barque Roanoke. cOOksey, Laguayra; sch
j IL Stroup, Foster. Boston.
cid 7fh, sch A Bird, Pendleton, Kittery
NEW ioRk-Ar IN, ships y Cutting ,Maloney.
Liverpool; Advance. vicksrs, shields; karFaxst.
ay, swansea: os@snii. Gsary. cisSfasso.; sliS,
Milwaukee, Brown, Coz Bay CD; foster. Tracey,
do; seas y Arthemus. Coffee. shniee; Ellen Bernard.
Burgess 6iace Bay CB: Trenton Martin Elizzbeth-
port tor Providence; I frelinghnysen, Stevens, I'm
Ellsworth: Democrat smith, CALAIS
AR sth, shifs Glad Tidings. Nielsen. Glasgow; Guy
KAY, do; L L slufges Williams. DO; brir pniss,
Gantfer, Bordeaux IS days; stella Lily, Gov Bsy
aB; sehs Geo Y Carpenter. Edmana'' do; Loss
Also ar sth, baroue Champion, Gerrish. Cow Bar
CB; brig Russian, Getehell do; Ellen Bernard, Bur
CESS. Glace Bay cB; sch N s Partride. Elk. from
ar eth. barque 3 II Fisk. Fisk, Cow Ray cB.
I'D sth. ship A PaimeF. barnspy, Llvsfposil
esTsus' ehss hsfas
soston' schs S + Russell. NicEsrsOn, New Orleans
Vulcan, Husey, Pembrt Ike
NEW L0EDCs-ln pert 9TH. sch Freestone. from
Eiixabethport for Providence.
NORWEGIAN 5sh. sch Ruth Thomas, Dean. fta
Bangor Minnie Cobb, lngraham, and Juno. Mihs.
rRovioEScE-r'sh, sch Neptune. Clark, ha
AR sth. sehs NJ E Pearson, Cochran. Bangor fer
Pawtucket: olenroy. Nealy. Gardiner.
MEMORIAL eth, sch Sarah Gardiner, Teel. FIN
In port. brig " iwOodrua. Eaton. m. Providsucs
for Pictou; schs Aciope. Coamore, New YORK fes
Bangor; q ID King. Glen DENIM. do for Caals
FALL kiyEs-sid Ith. sch oieyis Buxton. Poole.
EDGARTowN-Ar lst sohs Maria whitney. nan.
New York Tor Boston; Jane Haskell do for do.
BOSlON-Ar eth. sens n II Foster Traf on Nina
quash n b: Velocity. Rsmick, Ellsworth; Amelia,
Meenne. Bfng2r; fone, Niekersop. do Florida,
cid sth, barque seiah, Could, for Baltimore. h,,y.
Hancock, Gibbs. suriram; Dirigo. Rnmball. Pictoa;
L9rans. iappenny. do; schs leopard. Conley for
sornwsili; Isl shsvmut, Kinks. Bangor; Globe,
SD s.h. barqaes Q. lon. spriBgbok. Mary Eliza.
beth; brig Stockton.
cd Oh: brig VIM Dresser, Hatch, Roekport. 70
load for Baltimore; schs Neptune's Bride trewel1.
Philsdelphis; Mary A Rich. Haray. do: Moses Pat.
ten. Carlson, Bangor, 10 load for Curacao: Cham
sU Sa Ssv Fowss asRs A. wsds
wood. Harwood. Rockport to load for Norfolk
sALEM-Ar ssh, sen Hornet, Butler. Calais for
willard, Portisna
Sid sth. brigs Conquest. for Calais; Char'ena for
PoFtland schs Convoy. tor Roekiand; Jaliette, for
Bangor.
MARBLEHEAD-Ars Sd. sch Friendship. Crosby,
Bangor.
GARDiNER-Ar 3D., schs Cherub, Bailey. New
York; Belmont. Orr. Bosf2p.
SID ID. schs Edw Allen. and Deborah Jones, fDs
MAcHIAsPoRT-Ari th. sch Rio. Piummer, FIN
Boston.
BAN6oR-Ar sth. barque St Jago. white. Port
land, TO load for Havana; sch Zen Scott. TApley,
Portland.
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The Greatest Demonstration Of
the Campaign!
The linton Men Of York County
in Council.
5000 PEOPLE PRESENT.

The Union mass meeting at Saco and Bid
deford yesterday was the greatest demonstra-
ton that has been made in the State this year.
The true and loyal men gathered by thou
sands, and entirely threw in the shade the cop
perhead demonstration in those places last
wees.
AT an early hour carriages of every descrip-
ton loaded with Union men began to arrive.
The train from Portland, containing large
delegation. with the Band of the 18th U. s.
Infantry, arrived about halfpast o'clock.
Soon after 10 o'clock the special train from
Portsmouth, with delegations from all the
towns bordering on the road, arrived, bring
ing hosts of the true and loyal men of York
county.
procession was formed, which was COM
puted to be more than three miles in length
many of the carriages being two and three
abreast. Five splendid bands of music ac-
companied it, and enthusiastic shouts and
greetings were given to it as it paraded
through the two places-the ladies waving
their handkerchiefs and the men cheering.
Such enthusiasm was never before witnessed
in old York county.
Two stands were erected on the island,
from which the vast crowds were eloquently
addressed forenoon and afternoon by Col.
Carpenter of Kentucky, Turner of Texas,
Peters of Bangor, Dunnell of Buxton, Webb
of Portland, and others. A meeting was 10
be held in the evening.
1t is estimated that from 5000 to 10000 per-
sons were present. The greatest enthusiasm
was manifested, and nothing occurred to mar
the pleasure Of the occasion.
The Union people of Saco and Bidde!ord
with their accustomed liberality, spread THEN
doors open for the entertainment of their visi-
tors.
In the procession there was a monster gun
lat least so it looked at very short distancel,
having the appearance of one of the l5-inch
bores, labelled Captured at Manassas" On
close approach it was found to be Quaker
IA wooden gun-and this was the only rep
resentatiye OF Mcclellan there was in the pro-
cession.
From the wild enthusiasm manifested on
this occasion, we should judge that Old Yor
will give glorious account OF herself at the
polls on Monday next.
The Portland delegation returned shout
O'Clock last evening, and preceded by the
band marched TO the City Hall, we'll pleased
with their visit to our brethren in Saeo and
Biddeford.
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..L. F.,' Alwood,s Bi.terr. Pnee ssc q

THoRxpIEE. Me-. April Is. 1853.
Dear Sir;-A lady OF my acquaintance was
troubled with severe attacks Of sick headache for
number Of yeass, and rouid find relief until she
tried l.. r. 4fscood's Bssfsys With etected a per-
manent cure.
Ny daughter was troubled with attacks OF severe
headache and vomiting. which have been cured
by these bitters I have myself been troubled
with dyspepsia, which has already been relieved By
this remedy. slways keep II ON hand. as believe
II to be speedy cure for $ll arrangements OF the
stomach and liver; and fJr female complaints when
arising from debility of the digestive organs
Yours truly, CaAs. WHfraxr.
~ CoHaferfeits aud base limitations, in SINH
laE battle and label in the market and sold by
nHpriacipted dsdiers.
The genuine Is signed L. y. Asssood and qIss hare
aa sxrEA LABEL, on phifs prper, cokafersigned
III. H. HAS, Drngessf, Portland, Me-, sole General
Agent.
scsd sg respectable dealers ia ssedscise generally
ianyfeeodku6
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UNION MEETINGS.

NATHAN WEBB, ESQ.,,
win speak at
standish. Saturday p. NJ. Sept 10.
r.. d. CARPENTER, OF Kentucky,
WIN speak as follows; at
Wells Saturday p. NJ. Sept 10.
Saturday Evening sept. 10.
JOHN T. GILMAN, OF Portland,
viii speak at
standish ........... Saturday, 2 P. NJ. Sept TO-
Hon. CHARLES HOLDEN and Hon.
BENZ. KINGSBURY, of Portland,
win speakin
Elliot ..............saturday Evening. Sept To-
GEN. e. w. CAN'T, of Arkansas,
WILL SPEAK AS FoLLows AT
New Gloucester. :. Saturday r. NJ. -. Sept. 70
Pownal. Saturday Evening. Sept. 10
Hon. JOSIAH ii. DRUMMON
WIN speak as follows; at
Wells Saturday p. NJ. Sept. 10
kennebankport Saturday Evening Sept. TO-
Hon. JAMES T. McCoBB
win speak at
Eiioi. Saturday Evening Sept. 10.
wALCOTT HAMLIN, Esq, OF Dover.
N. H.,
VIII speak as follows; at
Freepori ........... Saturday, 81 P. M....sept 10
Il. IL. TURNER, Esq, of Texas,
Win speak IS follows: at
Eaccarsp Saturday, +. NJ. Sept TO-
Portland. .......... Saturday Evening. Sept. 10.
Ex-Gov. BOUTWELL,, ass, and
Hon. $. M. ELLIS
WIN speak as follows; at
Eryeourg. Saturday z. NJ. Sept. TO-
Hon. GEO. f. TALBOT, Of Portland,
Win speak as follows; at
windham. .......... :. Saturday, 2P NJ Sent. 10
Hon. MARK III. DUNNELL
VIII speak as follows at
waterboro' Centre. Saturday 7. NJ. :. Sept. 10.
WATERFORD Corner :. Saturday Evening. Sept. 10.
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A New Perfume for the Handker-
LIZ


OazRLyx, May 6th 1851.
Sir;-Having cured four cases OF DipsheTia In my
house. and watched its wonderful success in macy
neighboEhoods in my travels; call DR.. Wstson's
Dipthes;s Cure a cure for that awful scourge.
No dies VINO taxes Il in season; and may ay II
cures ali who are thorchgh Ia ssing IL; eyea after
the disease il called fatal BY attending shysiaisns
Ichailange cag one 10 show failure where the
medicine has reGseHgkie chance. Who would not
Celebrated Druggist here who feared TO tsy It for
while finally tried It for every member Of his family
and Told me he would not take l00o0 dollars Tor the
cure just for hs family ard don't believe he would
take 1t in god evs4 at .ss highest premium. II
minds me OF tie 81 Brszen Serpent sure
VERY Respectfully Yours, u. II. SPENCER.
II. II. HAY, Druggist. fortisrd. general agent
for Maine. to whom all orders must be addressed.
Aug3g eod& VT
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Life Insurance. Card.

The undersigned. having been led into more thor
ough Investigation of the
Mutual Benefit Life Assurance System,
BY the aid Of later reports and ociai document, Of
the highest character, fire. M ioneis appoint
ed and paid By the states OF New York and Masss
ehase,,sapares waeily disin,eIested-has at length
tendance Of that Institution for tie state Of Maine
with bureau for portland at
No. Exchange Street.
on the same aoor and in the same building so long
occupied By Mr. John Neal, their representative
he e for twenty years.
BY accepting this Agency. ths undersigned Is
obliged to iorego that OF tbs New York Lie Gem
psnY, for which he has operated with good degree
Of success for the last two years Bat his justea-
ton is, that he cannot serve two masters that
where systems and results differ in hat SO deeply
mend what he belieyes to be the best and his rea.
sons. he thinks. Tor choosing 10 make this change
his friends. with parties Insured by and with an
men of business. foresight and calculation, who may
carefully compiled from the latest official reports Of
the Insurance Commissioners.
Net Surplus or
ssse. is.. A a Al I, ssss's over
n. y. Life aso5sSS,si Ss'iss'ia5 81. .oza.s5
Income a9 1888 ssn Death asis * sss EXPOSES Ssss
\ MY + f hls 'ii ssssis a . ssssss s
The same Report gives the Ratio of Expenses 70
Recsp.s in the New York Life at 50 per cent great
err than in tho Mutual Benefit.
The rea! d.gsrenes q cost TO tbs assured Is shown
in the annual idends Or grned premiums which
are here given Tor the last Ave yeas.
1860 1861 1864 1861 lssa
Nut Bent As pr ct As pr CT 50 pr ct 50 pr so DR. CT
n Life 30 pr ct 50 pr 80 pr CT 80 pr IS pr CT
Another essential item to be considered in this
connection Is tie fact that the Mutual Benefit al
ways pays its diyidehas IN just four years from the
date of the pay ment upon which IL declared while
the n. Y. Llfe averages six and half years-this
difference of time in favor of the Mutual Benefit viii
briag tfy per cent dividend at simple interest up
TO lily aud baif at the time when ii will be
due from the other Cempeny. Thus II is seen that
the actual difference in dividends is s. l S. or
in other words that It costs annually So - less on
every 500 premium paid te insure in the Mutual
Benefit than in the New York. The same is true in
fac., in comparing the Mutual Benefit with most 9th.
or companies.
These facts given because the discovery of them
were the sole cause Of the ehango in my relations to
the two companies.
WARREN SPARROW, State Agent
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.
Portland, Sept. 1854.
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MARRIED.

In this ei,y, Sept s. BY Rev ssm'i Roy. Jotham
Srsnt. Of this city. and Miss ksbecca II Harmon.
of New Gloucester.
In Augusta, Sept |, Arnold smith and Miss Em-
ma Arnold.
IN Augusta. Sept 2. John 7 Clifford of Auburn.
and Miss Francina Penley. of Danyilie
and Miss Sarah = Burrin. OF c.
ny SWEET.
In Auburn, Sept 6. Edw Little and Mis-. susie
Jordan.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ey-rhe Gymnasium az l75 Middle siTset. viii be
opened on Monday, Sept 18th, at . T NJ. Ladies
who object TO exercising in the evening, may meet
the teacher any afternoon in the week, "Wednesday
and Saturday sftssnoons exeepted) from to o.
clock. Evening Ciasses on Mondays and Thurs
days. Terms $500 for twelve lessons.
sept10-dlw
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Funeral Notice..

The members of Ligoniei Lodge No. s, o. of o.
f., are hereby notified to meet at Odd Fellows Hail.
Exchange Street, tomorrow Saturday at two
o'clock to attend he funeral OF their late brother
John Sargent. full attendance is earnestly re-
quested.
The members of Maine sns Ancient Brothers
Lodges are specially invited to Join in the solemn
ties. Per Order, 4.
s. b. BECKETT, sec'y.
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A STRAW. 4 vote for President was tax
en- in the ears, Wednesday, between Portland
and Wsterville, with the following result:
lst csr-ls for Lincoln; ii for Mcclellan.
I'd do--l5 3 !" 90
Sd dog . IL
4ih do-flled with soldiers, 30 for Lincoln,
4 for Mcclellan, and for JEFF. Davis.
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Residence for Sale.

On. Val BE- sold a. bargain. II called for soon.
Nh. desirable residence on Forest Ayenpe Sse'
iains. cottage house, nearly new, vim
good stable adjoining; Of an acre Of land with
res in abundance; also asparagus and str.wnev,'-
beds; situated within one minutes walk of ths
morse cars Apply to J. u. COOK, No. 8 Prebie Isl.
sepQdtf
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SozoDoNFs--ws have tried the Fragrant "soxo-
don't" aud cordially agree with hanareds of others
IN this city who have used IT, in pronouncing II one
OF the best aud most fragrant articles for the teeth
and gains that has ever been introduced to the pnb-
hc.-Porffaad Argus.
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Portland Company.

HUE stockholders Of the Portland comr.,~ -.
- hereby notified that the Annual Meetinv ~, a.
eaoiee OF Directors and the special meetiu in rsis
uon 70 new stock. were severa ~ adlourped 10
~ the rooms OF the Board OF Trade. on, Fxchansees
81. on Saturday, Sept 10 At three O'Clock p M
sepioKH JOSEPH Q. MOVES, Clerk
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SP 4 CIAL NJ
- Carriers Of the Daily Press ar, "s' o'soned
to SEA papers on their routes.
a Card.

Abel NJ Smith, Of the old firm Of Lewis L smith
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers. III Fore 'treet,
would take this opportunity Of informing his Il ends
aud the public, that he still may be found at the o'd
stand. and would tender his sincere thanks to ms
friends and the public for their very liberal pa,n
age for the first five years. and would pledged thai
in the future in the past will strive to meet their
wants and meat their fullest pect and confidence
septe:2w ABEL M. SMITH.
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roRErGN poRrs.

At simon's Bay c6H July 81, ship John Paiien,
Emmons, for Falmouth, disx.
for New York Sept5
At Gibraltar sosh uls sch Fairy. spaies from New
York.
Uttered Gu, at Liverpool 2sth alt. ship SenparsI.
Smith. for Singapore
New York. - - =
Ar At s. Thomas 18th ult brig Nile. whittier. ftom
Ar st Quebec 9Th inst. ship Golden Light. Kinnss
sd I'm 81 dney cB 18th nit. barqus Brother. Long
SID i'm LinEsn CD 18th uli. brig Torrent Mont.
gomery. New York.
sid I'm Glaze Bay eB lst inst. brigs III II Mc6n-
yery, 6ilkey. Philadelphia; Showers. Park. for do.
At Liagan CB ID inst. schs c Hertz, and Frank
Herbert, for New York.
SPOKEN.
Aug 9, lat "a a.. Ion q %. ship N Hayes. from
OtAgo NJ for London
Aug %, lat &5 o5 lon SO as. barqus II ID Brookman,
from Aafanzss for Cork. had Lost four men By yell
low fever
Sept $ lat 90 e. los 90 A. ,ch Atlantic. nom Baa-
gor for Havana.
No date lat % n, Ion 10 20 W, ship Elirabeth
Gushing. from Cal 40 for Antwerp.
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Substitute Offered

fI'HE private board ~ house No. II Free strse,
newly papered and painted Rooms IN r ns.sst;
and unfarnished. with board A'heu
Sept l0-dlws
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"A ~ person desirous OF obtaining substitnta a.,
- one year can do so by applying In person o. hv
,asa 70 ORA sEAvsY Post Office address wster.
-V'~s etaiae. senl,1dQts
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Sf0n. nrunLard (,

sPERANZA. an Italian preparation to destroy
the appetite for Intoxicating Liquors. Ii can be
administered with perfect safety Price One Dollar
per box.
THOMAS G. LogING, Druggist,
Cor. Exchange and Federal Sts.,
Sole Agents for Maine.
Portland. Aug. 25-d3w
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o. this once. II
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De. J. W. KELLEY. will be in attendance at DR..
Z. b. Chasabsriin's Office. IA Congress, Tuesday
aud Wednesday,, the l3sn and lifh OF September
He prescribes for all diseases especially chronic and
loog standing. The sick are invited TO call Once
advice free.
DR.. J. w. Kelley is the only surviving Founder o.
the Analytiea system of Medicine. His med cine is
sold ia Maine ONLY at the above Office. None genu-
inc without his signature,
Sept S-d1ws Dr. JOHN W KELLEY
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