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At Sharghse July 4. ships Horatio. Palmer. and
Sarah Newman. Cobb nne; barque Catalpa. Allen.
do, sch Gen Morgan. Wheeler. do.
At Fooehow July ., hsrques For st Belle PEREZ.
val, and Benefactrtss, Eldfidge, nas.
Al Hong Kong Jelly IL, ships Western Continent.
Luli; Peerless koeersi Monsoon, Lorisg and Pc
At Singapore July 81 ship Champion. RI der. urc.
SD I'm Ban kok July 2. ship Eastward no, Mich
Sid i'm Ningpo June "a. barqus Sea Bid, weston.
Newehwang.
At Calcutta July % ships Esmeralda. York. Re-.
nown, Howes, and Richard Busted, Nitchau Il. unc
Proceeding down the river July % .hip Susau
Kinks. Atwood. for Boston
Al Nasgs leih ult. brig wavefiey Small, sup
AT Barbados 26th uit barQue Montezuma hsu.
%ond' from New York, ar alst; brig Eastern Star.
Sid I'm Demarsra 18th ult, tarque PriEeston seey,
New York.
Ar ct caibarien iih nit brig Benz Carver Carver,
Searsnort; 9Th. Denmark. Sleeper, New York
Masbiss; 18th. Charles wesiey' Ford. Portland;
18th. barque Illinois walker haehissi bTigs Castil.
ian, Hardenbrook, Portland; Msnzoni, Carbon,
Searsport: Ssh kats Carlton, Berry. Maehias.
Sid 18th. barque Norton Slower, Stoyer. Portland;
brig Sarah, Heere, Bosiopi III inst. kniglt.
Weed New York; 3d. barque " alter, Libby. 90.
Ar at cardenas LIST inst, brig scotland, Mcclellan,
Sid ed ult brig orison Adams. Hopkins. Port
land; 25th, Abby Ihaxter. Walker. New York; I'd
inst, Almon Rowsll. Hopkins. Philadelphia.
Ar Sagua S0th ult, brig Nebraska, Hooper, Ha-
ysoa
sid 21th. brig WappoO, Dolaa. Portland.
Ar at Cieniaegos Goth ult, brigs MeEriwa, niger,
soil Portland.
Sagua; 29th, Harriet. Fredericks. Portland; 30th
I Knight, Cummiogs. do
Also sailed lst inst. haraue u Hamilton. Biek-
ford Neuyitas.
CID slsi nit, barquo Clara d Robbins. Hewitt.
Now York '
Ar at do LIST inst. brig Prentis. Hobbs. Ellis. Port,
land.
CID at Ri:hibueto 10th ult ship Pacific, Ray. Hull
-.
Ar at st John NIB sth inst. schs c Richardson.
Richardson, Machias; 10th, Bay Queen WheIpley
and Odessa, Waters, Bangor.
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A Representative Man.

The towns Of Baldwin and Standsh will
be represented in the next legislature by Mr..
Josiah Miiliken, OF the former town. Mr.. NJ.
Is a genuine copperhead, who honestly gives
expression to his feelings, and makes no con-
cealment of his sympathy for JEFF. Davis.
About two weeks prior to the election, Mr..
Milliken had direci question put to him by
gentleman of our acquaintance. 1t was,
Substantially as follows
"If you had the casting vote, and by the
use OF that vote could determine whether
JET. Davis or Abraham Lincoln should be
the next President of the United States, and
youwere obliged 10 take one or the other, for
which would you east it?"
"For JET. Darts" was his prompt reply!
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NEGRO Teams.

Since Grant has taken possession OF the We'll
don Railroad, negroes are used instead of hors-
es aud mules in hauling supplies upon wagons
to Lees army. Sixteen slaves are harnessed
to wagon and compelled TO draw load suf-
fcient for four horses. These supplies are now
wagoned about 80 miles in consequence of
Grants holding possession of the railroad. The
wagon roads from Stony Greek to Petersburg
are ten miles farther than this railroad. Grant
is really a great annoyance and Inconvenience
to the rebels. These negroes make about ten
miles in three hours, while army trains usual
ly move about two miles an hour These ne
groes are allowed pint of whskey per day
zach
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Note of a Traveller.

A correspondent of the Montreal Witness,
who had travelled from that city to New York,
makes the following note:
"On the cars there was great admirer of
Mcclellan, who was disposed to use his rifle as
an argument in favor OF his candidate. After
good deal OF swearing, he drew from his
pocket a bottle aud commenced drinking.
This drew from a passenger the remark,
There, we have a proof of his being Nc
Clelanite; see, he has the bottle to his mouth ~
1t is fact that the noisiest, drinking, swear
ing men one meets, are democrats. They ad-
mire Mcclellan and hate the negro.
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MCCLELLAN HosPIrAL-One of our city
physicians flies on his premises Mcclellan
and Pendietou flag, and as some doubt has
been expressed as to its significance, we are
requested TO say that it is simply hospital
flag, showing where the wounded from Mon
days battlefield can receive proper treatment
The demand for surgical aid, created by that
day's work, was very great and very urgent.
Broken spirits, crushed hopes, smashed air,
castles aud damaged prospects, were the CON-
mon inheritance of tie vanquished.
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To Whom il Nav Concern.


After introducing the Mutual BeneSt Life Asssr-
aHce system TO the people OF Maine, and acting as
General gent Tor the State nearly twenty years,
being unable TO attend 10 the business out Of Port
land and general agent fitted for the trust requir-
ing to have bis here the city arrange
ments have been made to transfer the General Agen-
cy of the State, together With all my cases, to Mr.
Warren Sparrow, formerly agent OF the New York
Life, with whom, 1t may be remembered that had q
controversy Ia the newspapers not long ago, touch
ing the respective merits of the two systems; the
salt Of WHICH has been the entire conviction of Mr..
Sparrow IS 10 the soundness my position. follow
cd by the surrender of his Agency In the New York
Life at q large pecuniary sacrifice.
have now only to add. tsfter commanding Mr..
Sparrow to NV parona frients and to the public in
general as pre-eminently lifted for the businessi,
that all have written said of the advantages
TO be found In the Mutual Benefit Life Assurance
system over erery other. at home abroad, | now
reaflrm, aud would do SO in still stronger Ian guage
If supposed it necessary. But the foreg sum
mary Of results eomkipd from ocisl reports of the
highest character, viii b. Sufficient am sure, to sat
isfy all Dquirers.
Portland, Sept. 8, 1854 JOHN NEAL.
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Vote for Gnuarnnr

hesurns from 2O4 cities and towns give Gov.
oony q majority over Judge Howard of H.
9l2. The same towns last gave Cony ma
jority over Bradbury of l2,026. Net Union
gain from last year, DIG. In many of the
towns only the msjorities have been forward.
ed to us, and not the full returns. We shall
have them from an official source in few
days, aid then will publish the full vote of this
glorious contest.
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"L. F.'' Atwood's Bi,terx, PRICE 2sCts

TaoRxprRE, Me, April Is. 1853.
Dear Sir:-A lady of my acquaintance
troEbled with severe attacks Of sick headache for
numbeF vt years, and could ind no relief until The
tried L. y. 4tsoes's Filters which effected q per-
inanent cure,
NY daughter was troubled win ATTACKS Of ,eye-e
headache and vomiting. which have been cured
by these bitters. l have myself boen troubled
with dyspepsia, which has already been relieved by
II to kes stsedy cure for all deran gements of the
ST. mach and Gves. ana for female complaints when
Yours truly, CaAs. WaIssEy.
~ Coaaterretfs and base limitations, in SINH
lar bottle and label in the market and sold BY
saETjncipied dealers.
ExrRka LASeL, s,i trAite prper, cosntersigned
II. "a. HAY. DrEgsist, ParsssaS, &s., sole General
Aren't.
Sold By respectable dealers ia nedieine eeneraAy.
ianylGeod&w6
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Dr.. watson's Dipsher4a Cure,

OBERLIs, May 9Th, ls64.
Sir;-IIaving cured four cases OF Diptheria in my
house. and watched its wonderful success In mary
neighborhoods In my travels call DR.. watson's
Dipthesia Cure sare cure for that awful scourge.
No one dies WHO Likes in season; aud may 5sy il
cures all who thoro.. gh y ssipg 1t; even after
the disease is called fatal by Attending Physicians
Ichalange any one 20 show failure where the
have it In the house; II they knew its power. A
Ceiehrated Druggist here who feared to Try II for
while dnsy triel II for every member Of his family
cure just for ks family and don't believe he would
take II in god even at its highest premium II re-
minds me OF the . Brazen Serpent" ssEe cure.
Verv Respectfully Yours. Il. n SPENCER.
II. II. HAY, Druggist. Portland, general agent
for Maine. TO whom all orders must be ADDRESSED.
Aug30 coda vat
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DIED.

In this city 14th inst Emily L, wife Of Geo Kim
ball. aged 80 years
- Funeral from her late residence No 10 Quincy
Lane riday afternoon, at O'clock
snS Nv, mnes,orqek l4th inst. Frank son Of Sophia
~ ~ iiert ageu %
In - i2th Inst. Annie f. only daughter Of F N
rsssett, age ears and months - :,
In wiseasset 81 lust, John Bowman, SON of the
late Els EeYmsn. Esq. age. " wears.
In FsrmingIsa 18th ult, Mr. Henry Titcomb. aged
s6years
Ia Norridgewock 1lth inst. Fanny, wife of Levi
Powers. 4. q. aged about 4. years,
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Annual Meeting!

fuvIE stockholders OF the Merchants Bank are
Il hereby notified u meet at the Bank on Monday
Oct 3D., at O'Clock j. N. for the following puTpos-
es.
lst-For the choice Of seven Directors for the en-
suing year.
znd-ro coast err the subject of adopting the Ma
tional Bank S. stem. ST act thereon
Si-for the Transaction any other business that
may legally come before them.
BY order OF the Directors.
CHAS. PAYSON, Cashier.
Portland. Sept 10. ls64.-dtd
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COOP FOR SEBAGo.-This little town has
given a net gain, over the vote OF last year, of
thirteen, and elected Almon Young, Esq, q
thorough Union man, Representative, by a
vote OF 81. to 50 for the copperhead candidate.
This is gain from last year. Scbago and
Harpsweil are classed. Harpswell sent the
Representative last year.
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THE STANDARD WEIGHT OF coAL.-The
United States Circuit Court at Philadelphia
have decided that the weight of ton OF coal
is 2240 pounds instead OF 2p0o pounds. The
Judge ruled that company OF groaers might
as we'll meet and agree to reduce the n4mber
OF ounces in q pound, and make the smaller
number the standard for their customers, as
Tor the coal dealers to agree the weight of u
ton shalibe 20o9 pounds, and furnish that
amount TO their customers.
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BERWICK AND NORTH BERwIcK.-The
election OF Ichabod G. Jordan, Esq, Demo
craft Representative from this district, win be
contested on the ground that he has not been
a resident Of the State for one year. We
are informed that be moved into this State
from New Hampshire, some four or five
months since.
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U. >. Marshal's Sale.
UNITED STATES OF AsERyc4,l
DIsTRIcT or NAME. se.

UNITED STATKs OF AAHR{p&,l
DISTRICT OF MAIZE, se.
pURSUANrto an Introductory Order Of Sale. To
Il me directed from the Hon. Ashur Ware Jud re
Of the United states District Court within and Tor
the District of Maine, shall expose and Sen At Pub.
lie Vendpe 70 the highest biddsr therefor tn follos
ing property and nefe hand 70 at the time and pIac
within said District a. follows, Wis
az seafhPorf, On W.dHesdGv the 2ia day II
September, current, at ~ octOcE NJ
THE HULL OF THE ScHooxkE MERCY A. HowKs
and fhs cargo lately board said Schooner CON,
sisfina n coogt fIyrY QuIsrALs s lit FIsH AMI
ONE BBL. OIL,
Dis'rict Court Of the United States Tor the District
of Maine.
Terms cr Soie-CAsH.
Dated Al Portland this lith day Of Sept. A. D,
1884.
CHARLES CLARK,
q. 5. Marshal, Dist of Maine.
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..-ARRIED.

ON. 'umoerland l4th inst by Rev DR. Carru,h.,.
Gare I; daughter of Capt RueI Drinkwater his ~
Sumperland. mo cards.l ~ OF
Searsport o Nurus, Doth OF
G W Iineaiseas Mass. Eth inst by Rev Geo Allen
brooks, OF Portland, TO Miss Emily Pa, rick
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sy-rhe Gymnasium at l55 Aiddls Street, sil be
opened on Monday, Sept 18th, st 5 Pm. Ladies
who object to exercising in the evening. may meet
the teacher any afiern in the week. "Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons exceptedl from to 6 O.
clock. Evening Glasses Mondays and Thurs
days. Terms $500 for tseiye lessons.
septl0-dlw
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sPECtAL notice..


ting bsen led into more thor
The undsrsigned. ha,
oustf investigation of the a..
MUTUAL o'ueA' -i' AsSura- '-.ts of
e.e a,d of later reports aud Official docun..
y Ga by the states Of New York and Msssa.
the IN d. s}ss wholly disiuterested-has at length
81 81 ss,tsns = tbs General Agency and Superin-
cnsse.sap, -titat.on for the State Of Maine,
tendance of that In. No ss
with a bureau for rorti. - Street,
No. ErchoRs building so long
-, .ha .ame roor and In the same representative
occupied by Mr.. John Neal, their - - IA
he r. iv accsntine this Agency. the undersig- n
obliged 10 Ioreso that OF the New ork Le aesree
PAM for which he has operated Win , ~ iusti1ca.
or .uccess for the last two years. But us that
~ ,io j. that hs cannot serve masters ;-.n,,s
where systems and results differ in That 50 ca.
concerns the peoplc of Maine he can oniy i 49,
mend what he believes to be the best and ms aea
sons he thinks, Tor choosing TO make tnls 49,
will be found both satisfactory and concius US eth an
his friends with parties insured by MN anu VIZ
men Of business foresight and colonization, VINO E'ay
choose TO run their eye over the following items
carefully complied from the latest official reports OF
the Insurance Commissioners.
Gross Total Amt Amt assets over
assets Insured all liabilities
xutBenrt SIS BAT 75s, GA sac 2s7i2f 81. so7 65ol.
N. Y. Life 2,Io5G8s.74 26.lss, 100 H7,o2275
Income 20, ,s sssm d LS;sS sg, Exposes ,sss
Ny Life lSs,s5l.7s 2ss,s5o 225. S4,s4
The same Report gives the Ratio Of Expenses to
Receipts in the New iork Lille at SO per great
| err than in the Mutual Benefit
The real Inference Of cost to thu assured is shown
in the annual dividends or returned premiums which
| are here given tor the last i've years.
1890 1861 1862 1857 1864
Nut Bent As pr as pr 80 pr ct 80 pr CT 50 pr ct
n Y Life % pr CT pr ct 81 pr CT 80 pr ct s5 pr OF
Another essential item to be considered in this
connection is the fact that the Mutual Benefit al
ways pays its dividends In jasf four years from the
date Of the pa ent upon which IL Is declared while
the n. Y. Life averages six aud half years-this
difference of time in favor of the hstgs8eneht VIII
bring fifty per cent. dividend at simple interest up
to 6fty-seven and half at the time when II will be
| due from the other Company Thus it is seen that
the .ctual difference In dividends l2 to 30. or
in other words that costs annually so 2 less ON
| every 500 premium paid te insure In the Mutual
BENEFIT than in the New York. The same Is true, in
fact in comparing the Mutual Benefit with most 9th.
er companies.
These facts given because the discovery Of them
the sole cause Of the change IN NY relations TO
| the two companies.
WARREN SPARROW, State Agent
| Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.
Portland Sept 1854.
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Brig Anita Owen. from Glace Bay CB for New
York before reported ashore at Cape Hen.open. was
but at silbridge In 1856. 29 tons register. owned
in New York. and rated =.
Sch Mary Fletcher, al Philadelphia from Passport,
when or Absecom Beach. in a savore gale, lost deck
load and small boat. carried away bowsprt, dam
aged sails. and sustained other damage.
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For Sale at a Rargain.

rUNHE three story, brown-stone masiic house, No.
Il s43 Cumberland. corner Of Green sfrest, con-
taloiug ten rooms. with dining room, sc. hnished
in modern style, with gas; also an abundance Of
hard spd sea WAGER in kitehsn. Apply At I'D Cons
meIcial ST. seplbdzw
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gThere is official authority for contradictine
the report that Secretary Fessenden has decided
to place temporary loan of fifty millions upon
,he market.
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SIP ECIAL NoTiCEs
Xanfesl.

~ Carriers u ila Daily Press are NOT alioaced
to sell papers on their routes,
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Da. ]. W. KELLEY. will be in attendance at DR..
Z. b. Chamberns Office. 2l4 Congress- Taes5.v
and " sdnesday. the 18th and l4th Of SEPTEMBER
He prescrbes for all diseases. especially chronic and
long standing. The sick are invited to cali once
advice free.
DR.. J. W. Kelley Is the only surviving Founder of
the Analytica System of Medicine. His med cine is
sold In Maine only at the above office. None genu-
inc without his signature.
Sept s-dlw. DR.. JOHN w. KELLEY.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or PORTLAND.

Wedne sday. .......... September IL.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Forest City, Liscomb, Boston.
Steamer Lady Lang, koix. Bangor.
Steamer Scotia, kimpaii. Angasta.
Bark Sarah Hale. Hutchinson. Pictou Ms.
Brig Sarah Crowel, tBrl Croweli, Point PetIe,
Gaudaloupe.
Sch Martha Hall, stacy, Calais for Providence.
Sch Arzoo. Howard, CALAIS for Boston.
Sch Helen Mar. French. Bangor.
Sch Garland, Bickf ford GopiasboTp
Sch Ceresco. Smith, Ellsworth for Boston,
Sch Rlckhill. Booker, Bangor for Charleston.
Sch fhebe Ann. Farnhsm. Bangor for Weymouth
Sch Grampus, Gordon. Sullivan tor Boston.
Sch Loduskia. Smith. sullivan for Boston.
Sch Marie, Mercer, Belfast for Boston.
Sch Alpine Eliot. Bath for Boston.
Sch Mary Jane. Merrill Bath tor Boston.
Sch ptics, Thorndike, Rockland.
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake, Wilet,s. Kew York-Emery
& Fox.
Sch NeYs, fBrl Dexter. Walton NS-master
Sch Victory, harris, Baltimore-0rlando Nicker-
son
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Casco Bank.

THE Annual Meeting OF the stool holders Of this
Il Bank for the choice of Directors and the trar 3
action Of other busir will be held their Bank
Ing House. on Monday, the 81 day Of c tober exit
a. 3 O'Clock r. NJ. Per Order.
p. GERRIsH. Cashier.
Sept Ibid
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POINT PETRE. GUADALUPE. Br brig Sarah
CrowelI-l bbl oranges, 800 do. 6 do lines do do
tamarinds IL 300 Ids rags. Dbl sugar G Mitchell
& Son.
PiCToU rs. Bark Sarah D IIaie-a0s tons coal
l. j Farmer.
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Stop, Drunkard

SPERANzA, al italian preparation to destroy
the appetite for intoxicating Liquors.. IL can be
administered with perfect safety Price One Dollar
per box.
THOMAS G. LoRIN6, Druggist,
Cor. Exchange and Federal Sts,
Sole Agents for Maine.
Portland, Aug. a5-ssw
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Furniture ar n Bnrun,u.
Drug Clerk Wnnted.

OSE Parlor Suit and four Chamber Suits for sale
" cheap at3i5 Centre street. sepl5d3ts
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At P. b. Frost's 81 Exchange street. or 8 good
Coat Makers, TO whom the highest Boston prices
will be paid. sept9d2x
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Boarders wanted.

ONE preferred tina, has had one Or tive years sx,
~ perienee. Apply at 10 Congress street.
Sept l5-dtf
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A kEw gentlemen with their wives can obtain
"A board; also q few sings boarders, at ID Atlantic
street. Enquire Of MRs. BUrLEk, the prem
ises. sepl5dsx.
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Ar COURT or RRoBArE held at Portland. within
and for the County OF Cumberland, on the nal
Tuesday CT september, - the year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and sixty -soaE.
/. MARY WfMAE, namei Executrix In a GER
M tain Instrument purpor.fng To be The last will
ana testament OF Joseph ID. Wyman. late of Free
port. Ia said COUNTY. deceased, having presented
the same for Probate:
" ras Ordered, That thp SAID Exsc4trix giFs
notice 70 ali persons Interested BY causing notice 20
be published three weeks successfully In ne Malns
State Press printed at Portland, that they may ap-
pear at Probate Courf to be held at said Portland.
on the hrst Tuesday of Ocsober next at ten Of the
clock in the forenoon, and shew cause If any they
have. why the said instrumenf should beprosed,
approved aud allowed. ~ the last win and testament
OF said deceased
JOHN A. WATERMAN. Judss.
A true copy. Attest.
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Waptea,

A YOUNG Lady to attend at a Fancy Goods
AStcre. None but an exDeTieBced hand need ap-.
ply. HERMANN GkUNTAL
Sept l5-dlw
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AT A CouRr or PROBATE held at Portland, within
and for the County OF Cumberland. ON the nrst
laesday of September, Ia the year ef our Lota
eighteen handFed and sixty. -four,
EOHEBE PAINE. one Of the Exeeutors named IN
= certain Instrument purporfing to be tho last
WI and Testament Of Alice Illsley late of Port
land IN said County. widow. deceased, having pre-.
sented he same Tor Probate:
u ras Ordered, That the said Executor 4rvs
NOTICE TO all persons interested by causing notice NJ
be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY IN the Maine
State Press, printed at Portland that they NAV ap-
pear al Probate Court 10 be held at said Portland
on the hrsr Tuesday of October next, at ten ofthe
clock In the forenoon. and show cause, II any they
have why the said Instrument should not be proved
ment Of laid ieeeat "a
Jdiis a, WATERMAN. Judge.
true copy, attest,
sswsw. EUGENE HUMPHREY. Register.
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DISASTERS.

IsY TEL. TO kE4cE4TTs' ExoHAEGE.l
BATH. Sept a. Ar. schs British Queen. W alton
Ms; Ocean Herald, Nantcoke kiyer Md.
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SPOKEN.

Aug 81. lat 4024, Ion IS 0s. ship Pres Fillmore,
Luce, from New York for Bristol E.
sept 3. lat ~ 10, Ion 81 90 ship Gen Butler, Watts,
from ST John NIB for Liverpool.
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LIGHTNING FLY KILLER
EVERY SHEET WILL
Hill a Quart OF Flies.
BUTCHERS READ SHOT,

FOR BED BUGS.
The Only Sure Exterminator.
Sala by II. Ii. HAY, Druggist. junction Middle and
Free Streets Portland. special agents for the State
Of Mains. sepSd &w2w
DIR. r. Z. DUMMY would give notice that he
h:s returned 10 Portland and can be found at his
Rocns, 80. l3 INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, where he
will aiiend TO ali wishing TO consult him.
First Examination 81 0tAse.. .,.,,,........S20 90
Each subsequent sitting at oaiee 80
City Patients, frat Examination ct residence 2.5O
Bach subsequentyisit at residence. ......... 100
Wits
READ DR. HuGHEs' advertisement. in another
eeamn. In his specially DIR. Hughes is unequalled
by any ply stefan in this country.
janl WY
gs- CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly printe
ct this ofhce. II
SY-Ifyou arein want T any kind o PRINTING
n "a Ia lv
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THOMAS G. LORING. DRUGGIST,
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER.
Csrner of Exchange s. Federalsps.
A perfect DIT gusTanteed. The poor literally con.
sidered. moh25 diff