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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-02

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
p r Q p O s A LIS
FOR ERECTING TIE
Custom House at Portland, Maine.
TREASURY DEPARTMxsr.

august %, 1904 J v
DROPosALs will be received at this department.
Il un.il the 2Oth Of september, Ie64 at Il O'Clock
noon. for the constructed the ustom House AN
thor1ed to be erected at PORTLAND, Me- according 10
the plans and specineaiiors prepared At this Depart
ment; said proposals to be either TOR the whole
building or separate for different kinds OF work the
deserving lhe RAJ to reject or accept
the proposals hereby invited, or any part thereof
where Il deems the interest the Uniied Stat re-
qnires II the Department also reserying the right 10
there Is just cause to believe will not taithfiIy per
iolm tue contract also all bids that upon inyesti-
CATION are below q fair price lor the work
Bids Will not be received In gross and the Dep,rt.
ment having prepared schedule the approxi-
mate quantities OF each kind Of work and IA steIal
required. (which schedule may be had NJ the Office
Of the supervising Architect Treasury Bepartmentl
tue bidder sili b. required 10 af his prices thereto
ioT sueh WITCHES and kinds Of work he proposes
oid Tor, and then carry the whole In one gross
amount.
NINETY per cent. of the amount Of the work done
and material delivered according to contract price,
.aid amount be asctrtained by the estlu ate
Agent Of the Department appointed for that pur-
pose Will Dc PAID from time 10 time the pro-
crosses and leo per cent retained until the compile
tion Of he contract and OF the work by
the Agent and be forfeited in The event az
the non-ful dlment of the cont act.
Contracts will be awarded only TO Master Builders
and Mechanics and the assign ment thereof. except
o consent Of the Secretary OF the Treasury. will Be-
f)rfeituTe OF the same.
EEach proposal must be accompanied BY xua,.r.
tee. signed By two responsible persons certlied 10
be 80 BY the Unit stss District Judge or Attor-
nev OF said DISTRICT, In the of So 10000 for the
whole Work. or OF Proportional amount IL for any
part. that the bidder will when required ifhis pro-
posa De accepts enter into eoniTaci and bond
with suncient securities for its faithful per formanc
Forms OF the bond and Certificate required; also
the plans. specifications and woi king drawing will
be furnished on application to the Supervising Ar
chitect Of The Department.
No bid viii be Considered upless il fully compile.
IN al its details with the requirements this aayer
tisement.
ihe proposals must be sent to this Department nd
dressed TO Isaiah Rogers, Supervising Architect
and plti alY endorsed:
Proposals for tie Portland Custom House"
Proposals will also be received at the sane time
for the old Custom House building and materials
therein 1.-THE four granite columns Fore . n 81
exeepiedl 10 be removed within sixty eO DAYS from
ds of tha award, an in case the sale OF the sana
be awarded to the successful bidder for the new us
tom House. the amount Of same will be taken A. mart
payment Of his contract.
ISAIAH ROGERS,
- supervising Architect.
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Important Historical Explanation.

At the copperhead meeting in Market
Square the other night, E. f. Pillsbury. of the
Pennington Patriot, was introduced as a
speaker, having been sent for at the Preble
House by an august metallic committee. The
Argus STYLES him Hon. Z. +. Pisbury, though
/. would puzzle Philadelphia lawyer to tell
why this prefix is attached to his name, as he
never has occupied any position which, by
custom or usage, would entltle him to wear it.
Pilsbury made a brilliant effort to rescue
from reproaeh the memory of that immacu-
late patriot, John b. Floyd, and to show that
the stealing of the national guns from the
North was justifable act. He said-we
hope the.Argus viii take note and copy-that
owing TO the peculiar atmosphere Of the South
the guns kept there required cleaning twice
year, while in the North one cleaning in three
years was sufficient; showing, though be did
not say so, that the South is just six times
nastier than the NoSh!
For purposes of economy the guns were
stored North, though the States have right
to demand their equitable distribution. But,
said the Pennington orator, warming up and
swinging his arms like the fans of any other
wind mill, when cid John Brown made his
raid into Virginia, and commenced the saugh-
ter of her innocent inhabitants, the South saw
her danger, and then it was that the guns
rightfully belonging on her soil were demand
ed. and Mr.. Floyd-that eminent Democratic
Cabinet Minister-transported them thither-
ward. Profoundl
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81. F." Atwood's Bitters, Price 80 Cts

IHUkNDIkEI ME-, April Is, 1868.
De1r Sir:-A lady of my acquaintance was
troubled with severe attacks OF sick beadach- for
number OF years. and eoulo fnd no relief until he
tried L. y. Afrood's Biffers, which effected q per-
iaanent cure.
NY daughter was troubled with attacks Of severe
neadaehe and vomiting. which have been cured
~ these stters. i have myself been troubled
with dyspepsia, which has already been relieved by
thus remedy always keep 1t on hand, rs believe
II TO be speedy cure for all deran gemeDts Of the
81 mach and liver; and for female complaints when
arising from debility of the digestive organs.
Yours truly. CnAs WHIrsxr
y CcsnteIreits and base limitations, In SINH
lar bottle and label in the market and sold b.
unpriseipied dealers.
The gennine 70 signed l.. ,. Atscood, and also hare
an nxrnA LABEL, on white prper conntersiqned
a. n. hAT. Druggist, Portland, Me-, sole Geseral
Agent.
Sold ~ respectable dealers in medicine gessrali,
iauy I6eod &We
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7sliassala HI
DIED.

In this city, Aug 81 Mr. Charles Plummer, aged
AZ years.
- Funeral this friday afternoon, at 81 o'clk,
at No l0l Bracket street
In Hampton Hospital, Fortress Monroe Aug 25
OF typhoid fever james Henry Osborne. aged Is yrs
Smonths-member OF Co l.. LIST Dist Columbia Cav
airy, and son of and aud Lucy ; Osborne
10 South Berwick. Aug 81, Mrs Sas ah Ornc. wife
OF Hon Elisha Jewett and daughter of the late
Thomas Jewett, Esq, aged "A years
In Wilton. Aug 25 tapt Hammon Brown aged II
In Gardiner. Aug 20. of typhoid fever, Miss La
vinia Richardson. aged % years.
In Windsor, Aug 80. Mr. John lynn. aged SO yrs
In South China, Aug s, suddenly Mrs Betsey G
wife Of Ebenezer Meigs, and daughter of Rev VIM
Bowler. aged IS years.
In Freedom. Aug 20, Mrs Phebe wife Of VIM
Fuller, aged q years.
In sydney, Aug %. Mrs Sarah Kimban, aged Ga
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MARRIED.

In New sharon. Aug q. John Roberts, OF Bruins
WICK, and Miss Lydia Porter, of n s.: 2sth, Asa s
Duly and Miss Rosana Brown
In Augusta Aug Is, Orren Smart and Miss Ly.
dis Mcfarland -
In Mercer, Aug :. DIR French Moses Of Farm.
Henry Smith. of 49, Me Reg and Miss Helena
Smith of New Sharon.
In Albion. Aug s, Geo II Dearborn and Miss Fan.
ny IL Mclaughlin both of Augusta
In Gardiner, Aug 10, Solomon Peacock and Miss
Cyrena Coolidge OF Dixfeld.
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DR.. Watson's Dipther,a Cure,

BERLIN, May 9Th, 1884.
Str:-Having cured four cases OF Dptheria in my
house. AM watched its wonderful success in may
neighboi h,eds Ia my travels; call DR.. Waison's
Diptheria Care . sure cure for that awful scourge
Nc one dies h. takes II in season: and may sy il
the disease is called fatal by attending physicians
ehalange osy one 10 chow . failure where the
medicine has . reds ondbss chance. Who would not.
have 1t Ia the house; IL they knew its power
Celebrated Druggist here who feared TO try Il for a
while finally triei IL for every member of his family
ana told me he would not tske l0 90 dollars Tor the
cure ust for his family and don't believe he would
take q In god even At its highest premium. 1t re-
minds me OF TIE /" Brarcn Serpent" cure.
very Respectfully Yours. M SPxscER
II. HAY, Druggist. Portland, general agent
for Maine. TO whom all orders must be addressed
Aug3o coda wit
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More Eternal Fitness of Things.

The Secesh Ratification meeting of We'd
nesday evening was quite worthy Of the
cause i'm numbers small, in enthusiasm low
in spirit reasonable. The most salient part o.
the leading speech Mr.. Pillsbury's) was an
elaborate defence of the honesty and good
faith Of the thief and traitor, Floyd
Can there be any doubt that Filz John Por
ter's bosom friend, Little Mac" and yallan'
digham's colleague and bottle washer. George
ii. Pendleton, are fit candidates for men whose
sympathies aud speeches are ia behalf of theil
country's enemiess
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''The Voice of a Canadian"

On the first page will be found an articl
with the above caption, to which we invit
special attention. 1t is an article that wi
richly repay the labor of perusal The write
is clergyman of Toronto, c. W., who
spending brief season for the benefit OF hi
health on the seashore Of a neighboring tow
Let no one fail TO read it.
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NOTICE 40 MARINERS
= u 2 N a = u y EhSs
FIVE FArHAM CHANNEL, RIVER ruANrs

49, hAH THAMES.
Trinity House. London Aug 10 1854
Notice Is hereby given that the Middle Ground
Sand having extended to the south. Buoy cheouer-
ed black and white and marked South Middle
has been placed In ~ feet low water spring tides
TO the West of the Middle Ground Beacon with the
following marks, sc.
The tree of Berne Mill In line with the l. end of
Herre Bay Coast Guard Station, SSE3S
West Spaniard Buoy jut open 10 Southwark of
Minister Mill, W W.
Middle Ground Beacon, twice its length omen 6 Of
Girdler Lightyessel 4 northerly.
East Middle Buoy L by / s. distant mile
West Middle Buoy. wNW, distant II mile
Middle Spauiard Buoy Sc f. distant mile
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Seizure Of Goods.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following de-
~ scnoed goods wtre seized at this port, on the
days hereitsfier mentioned, Tor a violation OF he
Revenue laws;-June "a 1864. on wharf from
steamer from -; John, N. g., l Dbl. whlskey. .
cases Vine lof u bottles eachl July l5 1894 on
board brig fhos. Conner, bbls Nolasses Jnly 81
lSoi on board a team bel sugar, l bag Sugar
August 9th, 1864, on board brig Martha A. Berry. 1
3D. Molasses August II. 1854, on board brig CAL
muck bbls Molasses August 10. lsel- on rhoara
brig G. Ii. Kennedy 4 bbls. Moiasses.
Any person or persons. desiring the same are re-
quf to appear and make such claim withiu nire-
Y days from the Gay OF the date hereof Otherwise
the laid goods win BE- disposed of in with
the act OF Congress. approved April 2. ls44.
Sept z-d1aw3w
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We understand that Messrs. Dunnell an
Talbot, who went to Raymond on Monda
with the expectation OF addressing a crow
of Black Republicans, came back with a fle
in their ears. The number of their auienc
may be represented by an interminable row
cyphers.- Advertiser.
"Fog" is decidedly brilliant; but he will NJ
make much for the copperhead cause out
that failure. Owing to a misunderstanding
between the Town Committee of Raymon
and the chairman Of the County Commute
as to the time of the proposed meeting, IL
notices were not posted.
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DISASTERS.

Ga the 18th ult, part Of ships hull half of the
oroadside with oowsprit attached. the bottom gone
was discovered on the. South Beach, At Edgartown:
aud on the SOth. twelve miles from shore what an
peared TO be the other hat. with pisce OF the main
mast and yards and some rigging attached The
vessel was apparently new, of about 100 tons and
nicely built, with pannelled bulvarks aud gilt billet
head There was nothing TO lead TO the discovery Of
her name or destination.
Barque Annie OF Newcastle, at Boston from New
Orleans, repor's 3ist ult. a. AM. struck ON Iong
Lodge, Scituate. but came OF without damage or
assistance
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WORKING Oren-SaIes sl20, 100 10. $50 and l95.
Stores earring nom sl3 to "a per head; Two
Years Old s25 to 40
CoUs-Sales $50. As, ~, IS. 90, IS.
Sheep and Ldmbs-Sales of Lambs at s3 20, 4 80,
3 81, s %; Old Sheep 81 to SC per ID.
Fat Ho0s-l2d12t r.
cay Skins from z8 to 25c per h.
Sheep Sk,ns-l 50as2 90; Lamb skins, 81 50n2 90.
Hides-l2c
Tdliop-l4dl4lc
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Cumberland-GEORGE W. wooDMAN, Portland
SAMUEL A HOLBROOh, freeport
oEOkUE PIEkCE, Harrlson
DAS'L T. RICHARDSON, Baldwin.
Asldrosco qgin-JEREM DlNOLEl ,JR.
PsscntGQais-ELIAsJ HALE, FoAcIoit.
sa0adafoc t aOhAS j. oOUIHAhD, Richmond
Ps5.obsoot-USGUOD N. BRADBURY, Spring me i'd.
AUGUSTUS ID MANSON, Bangor.
Lewis BARKER Stssson.
xeansbeo-JOSEPH A SANo0kN, keaddsld.
JOSIAH TRUE, Li,chneld.
CROSBY HISDS, Benton.
FrankIiR-CURNELlUS STONE, Jay.
Hatlo-WILLiAM McGILvERY.
ELIAS MILLIkkN.
York-ESkErF "A. BANKS Biddeford,
ELISHA IL. JEWErf. south Berwick,
LUTHER sANBUKN. Parsonneld.
knoz- Ii LUDWIG, Thomson.
JOHN b. WALK ak, Union.
Ltncoln-EyERErrW w SiETsON, of Damarascts
Hancock-rHUMAs wAkREs, of Deer Isle.
EbEN NJ hAMoR OF Eden.
RdshiaQtoa-LE rs l.. MADSW0hTH, Jr.
SAMUEL IL. iALBUT.
Aroostook-PARkER 4. BURLEIGH, Linneue.
Orford-HILLiAM III. FtRuIN, Norway.
THOMAS CHASE. Buckheid.
Somsrset-DAyID ID STEWART,
JOHN s. IENNEY.
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Boston Stock List.
Brighton and Cambridge Carrie Market,

AT merko, 600, WEDNESDAY,, Aug 81, 1854
and h es zSD5 beef cattle, stores sl58 sheep
III, 10 Sd,y cattle Extra SIS 50al4 90; first
00a9 50 per 100 lbs " vigil O'' 'nlru 40
The quality of beeves at marie, -. ....-.t..
that OF last week and the prices remain uncbspsed
the demand was active Tor all grades ore ot ~ ls
extra cattle averaging 1901 lbs sold n re ~ ~
There was fair supply of working oxen AZ market
and the demand good. " A'Ae'
The following sales were made at Brighton.
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fIsHiS morning. At the Ladies' entrance of IN.
By United States Hotel roll OF money, the ont.
rewarded BY leaving IL at the United Stses Hotel.
sept2 ''
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Gorham Seminary

fI'HE Fan Term Of this In sttution viii commspe.
=, = on tuesday the sJth Of August. and continue
eleven weeks. under the charge OF
,...-,,.., w. O.. LORD, A. N.
inquiries relative to the school should BE- sdares.
ed to the Principal or to
49,, J, WATERMAN. see'y
Gorham, Aug. ls. 1854 wioseptS
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Hun unconditional Union voters OF North Var.
Il mouth, are requested TO meet at their Town
House. At o'clock. T. NJ, ON SATURDAY.. m. third
tativo to Legislature
Per order Town Committee
North Yarmouth. Aug %, 1885, dtd
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A WORD TO 'SAoKRgs."-'Tis not our intention
70 preach reform against the wing ard sociabe
use OF me weed nor II is luxurious comfort. What
gentleman. we ask, old or young who Ia addicted
70 TINS haoit OF enjoying himself behind good Hs-
usna, particularly after hearty meal will dispute
u.s. we speak from experience, for we often indulge
In good cigar ourselves, but what we wish 10 aug.
gest try that Justly popular fragrant convenient
Ano emcacious Dentifrice S0ZODONT just the thing
aIter smoking; removes instantly the unpleasant
taste and odors attendant the of tobacco; tits
and sweet WV
All Druggists sciiit. price rs cents per bottle.
mch23 dit
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LrRoN ouR coRRn.ronnrnr.

kENNEBuNkPoRr. Sept lar, brig Caroline
Chaleur, with $50 otis fish.
Sid. barque W N 5. thew. 4ss tons G Webb
OF aud TOR New York schs Martha, Crediford, and
Superior, Robinson, Boston.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
North Yarmouth.

a Carriers Of the Daily Press are not allowed
to sell papers on their routes
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state Election Monday, Sept. ~.
FOB GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL CONY
OF AUGUSTA.
For Members of Congress.

ist Dist.-JOHN LYNCH, of Portland.
81 Dist.-SIDNEY PERHAM, of Paris.
Sd Dist.-JAMES G. BLAINE, of Augusta.
4th Dist.-J0HN II. RICE, OF Foxcroft.
9th Dist.-FREDERICK A. PIKE, OF Calais
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4 WELL arranged House. partiaIlv fn,n,.h.s
Aand fayorably located, will be let 10 an Ali n M
ny, Of satisfactory character and unaonbtd abili-v
70 pay rent who viii purchase the furniture and az
lures Address with name and reieIenees
HOLMES. Portland p. o.
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6herlnb.

bhcr1m.
osnseriand-GEoR1n "; rARKER. aorham.
MISUNDERSTANDING EwE EFT, sang-rville.
Sgqad Iaoc-PAih RICK X. MIL Az, Bowdoinham.
Pesobsc John II. WILSON, Bangor.
xenHeb se-J0HN hAICH, China.
Fraaklia- SEWARD DILL. Phillips.
Watd,-IoRAEL n. GRANT.
York -RiCdAkD u, GOING, Acton.
Knor-SrErHEN w. LANGHrON.
Liacotn-FKSOERlIk KENT, OF Bremen.
Washsag ton-BENJAMiN w. FARRAR.
Zroostook-r. ID. BRADBURY. Houlton.
0xford-H0RATi0 AUSTIN, Canton.
Treasurers.
Camberland-PETER X. HALL, windham.
Aadroscoggia--ISAAC q. CURTIS.
Piscafa9ais-C aARLE5 Il. KIMBALL
Sagaddaoc-HENhY NJ. BoyEY, Bath.
Peaobscos-AnBkooE g. LINT, Bangor.
Keanebse DANIEL PIX Augusta.
frasktia-LEONAhD KEITH, FarminR ton.
Hatdo-ASA A. HoWES.
fork-ALBIoS X. IILE Alfred.
kaor-ALDEN SPRAGUE.
Haacoek-wM ii PiLshURY, of Bucksport.
WashiH gsoa-I1NATIUS SARGENT
LsHcota--ANDREw LACf, of wiseasset.
Arossf0ok- FL BRADBURY New Limerick
o<ford-wILLIAM A. PIDGIN, Paris.
Somersef-LILAs w. fURNEk
Judges Of Probate.
S1gadahoc-AMos Nousr bsrh.
Peaobsc a-JohN e. GODEaEI. Bangor.
Keaaebec1n BAKER, Hahowea.
Eraakiia-PhlLLIP M 81 bis, Strong.
~dIdo--JOSEPH w. kNOWLTuN
rork-Eo WAkD Z. BOURNE, kennebunk.
kR0r-N. L. TALBOT.
Hanceck-PARhE TUCK, of Bucksport
Wlsatsgfoa-JONAi HAN LIPflNCoTT.
Lisc,la JOHN a GOsVERSr, of Newcastle.
Aroostook-HENRY X. DOWNEs, fresQus Isle.
Somersst-JAMES g. WAUGH.
Registers of Probate.
Camoertaad-EUGESE HUMPHREY, Portland.
adroscoggsn-GEORGE 3 WoODMAN.
Psscafaqais-ASA GATCHELL, Dover.
Sagafaloc-ELIJ All UPTON Bath
P.1sobscot JOSEPH BARTLETT, Bangor.
Ken
waido-Bo IAN T. FIELD.
York-GEokGE II. KNowLToN. Biddsford.
KHor-OLIvER G. HALL.
n NC ,ck--GEoRGE A. DYER, Of Franklin.
WashiBgf n-MASON III. WILDER.
lroostook--I. o. PUTNAM. Houlton.
Oxford JOSIA d y. HOBBS. Paris.
Sonserset-SIEPHEN d LINDSEY.
Commissioners.
Csa.bcrEaad-CALEB A. CHAPLIN, Bridston.
dadroscoggin-LEE STRICKLAND.
Pscata2us-BEKLIN BRAN.
SaSadahoc-WILLIAM WHITE. Bowdonham.
Pesobscof-AsAHEb w. MCMAHON, Ellington.
kenasbec-NATHANIELG GRAVES Vienna.
Fnaaksia-CALyIN d. sEWALL, ChesterviIle.
Watdo-GEORGE w. BOWLER.
Tork-gLEMENf L. MCLDRAM, Wells.
KRor-RICHARD X. WALL.
hascoct-wM. ii. SARGENT of Sedgwick.
Washing soB-EPHRAIn p. DORMAN.
Liecoia-HIaAM w. PARTRIDGE, of Jefferson.
Aroosiook-f. c. BERRY, smyrna.
0rrord-NoAH Q. HUbBARD, Hiram.
Somsrses-CHANDLEh BAKER.
Clerks of Courts.
Sagadahoc-J0SEPa NJ. HAYES, Bath.
Peaobscof-EZRA q. BRETT, Oldtown.
FcGakiiH-SIME0N Ii. LOWELL, Farmin rton.
Watdo-SEiH l.. MILLlKEN.
York-cALEB c. LORD Alfred.
KHax-GE0RGE TH0REDlkE.
Observation-Disclosures g. DowNEs,
Aroostook-b. l.. STAPLES, Houiton.
County Attorneys.
Piso1faquis-A. g. LsBRuKE, Foxcroft
Keanebec-L0REsZO CLAY Gardiner.
York-INCREA~E S. kIMBAL LII, Sanford.
HtFc 1ck- GUGENE HALE, OF Ellsworth.
Washiagtoa-CHARLsS X. WHiDDEN.
LiacotH-JAsOS CARLETON. of wnitofeld.
Aroostook LLEwELLYN POWERS. HoultoR.
O<ford-WILLIAM W. BOLSTER Dxleld.
Somersef-WILLIAM FOLSOM
Register OF Deeds.
PssoafaGuts-MARK PiTMAE.
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WindhaIn.

TUE Union voters Of windham will meet at the
Il Town House. on Saturday September 2. at
i've O'Clock In the afternoon to nominate candi-
date to be supported Tor Representative to the
State Legislature
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"A Slight Cold. Courh..

Few are aware OF the importance OF checking q
Cough or "sLiaHr colo" In its first stage; that
dy.f neglected, sooD attacks the lungs "Brown's
bronchial 1SoeAes" give sure and almost imme-
diate relief. Military Ofcers and Solaiers shouEd
hdre them. as fAey be carried in the pocket ard
taken as occasion requires auy9 dAvIm
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County of Cumberland.

IREAsURER's OFFIcK, Aug 1854
SIATEhENI OF Costs OF Criminal Prosecutions
~ allowed BY the supreme Judicial Court Al fhs
July Term. A. d. 1854. made In conformity with tbe
requirements Of an act OF the Legislature Of Maine,
entitled AN Act relating to Fines and Costs of Grim
maj rrosecatons, approved March 9th, 1883
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.-The vot
on the Constitutional Amendment, providin.
for the soldiers to vote in their regiments gu
OF the State, is to be taken at the time of tn
annual election, Sept. 18th. The Resolve,
themselves provide for the form of the ballo,
The ballot will contain the simple word eyes
or "No;" those in favor of the amendment
voting "Yes," those opposed voting "No.'
The above viii answer the question put to u
in our friends letter from Biddeford.
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A SMALL tenement for q family Of four persons.
Address, giving particulars. Box 2.zle Portland,
~. sept2dlw
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BOARDING.

'IthE private board ng house No. II Free Street
Il newly pspered and painted. Room. IN rss.esS
and unfinished. with board.
Sept 2-dlws
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Buy Your Stationery Packages
AT Dresser's, 90 Exchange street,
% per dosen, or rs cents each.
~Agents wanted, address L. DRESSER, Port
land. No, Box In.
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cid s1st, ship Ella, Nickels. Liverpool; brig
Allen, Graves. Port au Prince; sch Ocean -
Freeman Sc Croix.
GARDINER-Sld 18th schs II Pecker, MARSH
Washington; Buens Vista. Clark; Faret, Hobsony
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Baltimore.
Sid 30th, w Tebbetts, Dealing, and ID II Smith.
Cobb. Washington; Searsville, Sears, Baltimore.
BATH-Ar 3lst brig Phillip Lsrrabes, Daily, I'm
Portland.
Sid 3lst. brig Rio Grande. Lawrence. Havana.
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50 MIDDLE ST. PORTLAND, Ne,
A. o. DAVIS, Proprietor,
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sPERAEZA. an Italian preparation to destroy
the appetite for Intoxicating Liquors. Ii can be
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THOMAS q. LORING, Druggist,
Cor. Exchange and Federal Sta,
Solo Agents for Maine.
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