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lENt8N T~fis-- ++-,ts i-iHHt
From Havaaa and Central An,ericG.
New York, June %.
The steamer Columbia brings Havana dates
of the 10Th. W -
Advices from Venezuela, state that Gen.
FALCON mas entered upon the duties of his Of
nee as PRESIDENT, ~ ses.se. All tgasIy-s
Gsn. Paillip MoseRos died at Caracas on
the 25sh ult. aEsslU 10 saaiH3 ssqgi0
1t was reported that Gen. venarrico Pull
ger, personal enemy of the President, had
invadedla town on the Maracaibo coast, but
was Obliged to return to ole Of the States OF
Columbia.
The State of, New Barcelona was still in
disorder
The flag of San Salvador is to consist Of
five olive and four white stripes, with nine
ave pointed stars, and a red field for the
Union. -
Troops continued to arrive at Havana from
st. D )mingo
Advices from Nassau, state that the place
was entirely destroyed by the floating popula,
States.
Gen. Breekinridge was stiilin Havana, and
counsels all his friends to throw themselves on
the clemency Of the President, and ask for
pardon, and probably intends to do SO him
self He keeps very quiet =. ,.s.gs, sssal
Trade will commence with the Southern
ports Immediately after the LIST of July. Yes
sells aresalready advertised . z
The blockade runner Lark, sailed on the
23d from Havana for Liverpool, to be sold.
The petition to retain the present Captain
General OF Cuba, is beisg numerously signed.
Two more vessels loaded with Coolies had
arrived at Havana during the week.
The weather at Havana was very warm,
with very little rain. Yellow fever was not
much prevalent aqq ~ gqfEq
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"a Our STATE REFORM SCHOOL We paid
hasty visit to our State Reform School yester
day, and found every thing running with
elock-like precision, under the able supervi
sion of J. s. Berry, Esq. One hundred and
eighty six boys are now confined here, an /
the number is increasing. A new feature has
been added to the school; that of regular drill
of class in music, under the control Of Mr..
Bertrand F. Dunn Of Poland, who is also one
OF the gentlemanly and satisfactory officers Of
the institution, aia aoso5eb. % sat
A new and shorter route is proposed By
which to reach the school from the city. By
bridging the creek on which the school
brick-yard is located, and cutting road to
cnnect with the main highway, at Vaughan's
bridge, much travel would be saved to the
public. Let the road be built. ~
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ExcURsIoN.-The excursion yesterday in
the Barge Comfort was pleasant affair. Ex-
celient time was made to the Islands. The
tug Uncle Sam ran the trip in so minutes
Her engine is now run on the Blanchard pa
tent There was all kinds of sport at the
Islands, and dancing enough to satisfy any
one. The Barge is chartered by the City
Council for the Fourth of July to witness the
boat race. In the evening there will be a
moonlight excursion on board of her. s4s9 :.
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Frona Cape Hautie,..

.y6 sr5sa New York, June %. II
The advices from Hayti, 10th inst, say
that the insurrection was then confined to the
Citysof Cape Hayden; all other towns had
submitted to the government. The news of
the surrender Of Cape Haytien was hourly ex-
peeted at Port au Prince. Cape Haytiari was
the headquarters OF the rebels, and it was
there that the rebellion first broke out The
city is invested, by the forces of President
Jeffreys, under command of Gen. Barthelmy.
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AnmWa1 Meeting of the 7feisse Telegraph
i u. ME.I 1. O0niP0nN. h a.ait IA.
BANGOR, June 2

-DANdU1s, q ulC
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Maine Telegraph Co, holden In this city
to day, the following gentlemen were unani-
mously chosen directors for the ensuing year:
Hiram Q. Alden, VIM 81. Sampson, Belfast
Albert w. Paine, Jacob A, Smith, Albert
Houlton, Bangor; Aaron Hayden, Easport;
James S. Bedlow, VIM. P. Merrill, Portland
Edward O'Brlen, Thomaston. ~
At subsequent meeting of the directors
Hiram 0. Alden was elected President, and
VIM. P. Merrill Secretary and Treasurer OF
the Board for the ensuing year. e
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.C99ston-higher; sales $500 bales MddliFg uplana
-Four State and Western 59io, Iower; safes
4 0e0 bbls SLATE l5@6 90; Round hoop Ohio 6 45
as co.; Western 05C6s is; Southern 5DiOc lower:
sa, eso e6ls 6 S9@l175: Canada 5@ioc 10 yer;
Wheat0sa5 Sal &c lower. sales $50 bushels. cb,caso
spring 5O9l 35; Mil saus ee c uh 8s1I as; Amber
Mi faukee S69l 81; Western geod lt6li aaidsissl
ern at 1884. ~ il-s5 $50 : 80 r.. 759 s'1tairs
Oat-l@2c lower rssa man s. s1sbsu sfg
Ia b ef-qaiet fsn
"a ga. t-.f.rs 81 n '1 = - =
Lard quiet, at 1910 81 DER ID. ts sss4 81 ft'aia
Whskey- frmer; sales $50 bbls 5a8
ESugars-heavy sales 1000 hhds Muscovado at 116D
13c. =
yTpisbtst TO LiveTpool-.frmer.. ,,.Emrn
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PosaLASD AVID TToINTTY.

h,so acknowledgements yo- Isay
New Goods--13 Market Square.
Auction Salss-E. NJ Patien.
Lost-Sl5 Reward
Noiioe- Barge Comfort.
Why is it, asa Ttrf -
Ira zelers and Tourists, Attention.
Executions
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IEHUMANITY.-A person The probably calls
himself ''gentleman!') was driving through
High Street last Monday at rapid rapid rate,
when his horse Knocked down lad, and the
wheels of the chaise passed over the body OF
the boy, ipjuring him severely. The fellow
drove on without stopping to ascertain wheth-
er he had killed the boy or not. II d.
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CATHOLIC CHILDREN,s GoNcERr.-This.
concert for the benefit Of St. Dominick's
School win take place this evening at City
Hall. The programme contains fine selec-
tion of music, andwe expect there will be a
splendid entertainment. The children are
well trained, and no religious denomination
in the world has cultivated and practised
music to greater extent than the Catholic
No doubt the house will be crowded.
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haR FORTRESS MONROE, June ~.
The sloop of-war Ossipee went to sea last
evening. nr.f4a
The steamers North Star and Emir sailed
this morning on the Texas expedition
The Tennessee and Virginia Railroad will
be open July 10th from Lynchburg to Bristol.
The railroad is successfully running between
Richmond aud Petersburg
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Republican Nominations d. Vermont.

. ~ 9HON IFELIHIf, j uu6 70.
: The Vermont Republican Convention. as
sem5led here to-day. and nominated he State
ticket as follows: For Governor, Paul Dill
liughamof Waterbury; for Lieut.. Governor,
A. b. Gardner of Bennington; for Treasurer,
John B. Page of Rutland. The convention
was large and harmonious. IS
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DisgrGceftsl Proceedings at the Pons in Nor
bla Jotk, KG.-Threats Of the Rebels.

NEW YORK. June %. y
The Norfolk, Va, correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer, after detailing the hor-
rible outrages committed by white citizens and
returned rebel soldiers Of Norfolk, upon de-
fenceless negroes, on Friday night last, says Of
the voting. "The next day, the scenes at the
polls were simply disgraceful, and broader
burlesque never did we see or hear of. Men
voted who wore rebel uniforms, GRASS buttons
and all.a They took the Alexandra oath,
though they were in arms against the govern
ment as late as last April. Gentlemen who
have lived in Norfolk tor two years. and serv-
ed two years in the Union. army, were COM
PEELED 10 take the OATH, At the polls every
vile epithet in the language was bestowed up
on the Union men. The old intolerant and de-
FAINT spirit of slavery was rampant. All
northern residents and Union men are esti-
mated as negro worshippers. 1t was loudly
threatened yesterday that all white men in
favor of negro suffrage, would be driven out
of Norfolk within six months. e., .ss ma
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ai SEARCH AND SEAzUREs.- City Marshal
and his deputies yesterday visited the shops
of Rodney Townsend on Fore Street. Meyor
Waterman on Canal Street, and E. Gillespie
on Fore Street, and seized small quantities of
liquor in each place. = @ rs .s;a s
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lasaa5gp "a glqa WASHINGTON, June 28. a.
tg The Court met at o'clock this afternoon,
when AssistantJudge Advocate Bin CHAM pre-
ceeded to review the evidence and sum mn aor
the goyernmeDt.,s.fi,s a !. s.sasff e.ssss
The Court adjourned until II O'Clock to-
morrow to deliberate in secret session. re
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Rev. Elijah Jones, Of Minot, seconded the
motion, and made some remarks.
The congregation sang:

Rey. Elijah Jones, Of Minot, seconded th,
motion, and made some remarks.
The congregation sang:
"aosanra to our conque ing King"
The minister welcomed Rev.. Charles s
Robinson, Delegate from the Presbyterian
General Assembly, who responded in some
animated and fraternal remarks.
Rev. w. G. Child set forth the claims of The
! American Tract Society, Boston.
Rev. Mr.. Strictly represented the claims o.
the American Home Missionary Association.
Rev. Mr.. Warren presented the claims o.
the American Board Of Commissioners for For
eign Missions. Z
The congregation united in singing:
"SalvatiOni the joyful sound'
After calling the roll of delegates, the Con
ference adjourned to Z IL o'clock in the even.
ing. 80 i..ss h A., ,.-saa
| nu .agsa EVENING. ga sslalass ssa
| After the usual devotional exercises, the
Conference was addressed by Rev. Mr.. Nc
Ksnzie on the objects and probable Influence
OF the late National Council, and by Rev. r. B.
Howard of Pennington and Rev. ]. N. Palmer
of Biddeford on the call and facilities for home
evangelization in the South. iasnla3s Iasa 3
The speaking for the evening was closed by
a beautiful address from Rev. Mr.. Monod Of
Paris, in which he extended the courtesies and
the sympathies Of the Evangelical Society Of
France to the Conference, aud alluded, in a
happy strain, to our recent struggle in this
country for liberty. gh
After singing the doxology the meeting was
closed with the benediction from Rev. DIR.
Duff. - Xxx, =.
One peculiar feature of this meeting of the
General Conference, was the assemblage OF
children and youth in the vestry, in the after
noon of yesterday. DIR. Carruthers presided.
Suitable hymns were sung, and addresses
made by Rev. Messrs. Putnam of Yarmouth,
Mckenzie OF Augusta, Duff of Canada, Tnwing
Of Massachusetts,, and others,-all of which
were deeply interesting, and SO plain as to be
Ineligible to the youngest children. The
vestry was crowded, and all seemed to feel that
such assemblages of the youth of the societies
ought, henceforth, to be constituent part of
the business OF each successive Conference.
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
51-2 A. M.-Prayer Meeting in the Church.
ga. M.-Business Meeting OF Conference.
GA. M.-Public Meeting, when Delegates
from Foreign Bodies win address the audi
ence. eos1 1a
212P. M.-The Annual Sermon will be
preached by Rev. David B. Sewall of Frye
burg, and the Lords Supper administered.
This closes the public services connected
with the Conference.
1l7zP M.-Rev. Theodore Monod, Dele
gate from the Evangelical Society of France,
will deliver an address in the Second Parish
Church. This gentleman speaks our language
with great fuency and eloquence, is a warm
and earnest advocate of civil and religious
freedom. At the close of the address CON
tribution will be taken up in aid of the above
Society. HA k&gRsT sss'se8
In our report, published yesterday, of DIR.
Massie's remarks, the amount raised in Eng
land for the Freedmen was misstated. 1t was
determined to raise 100000, but only 100000
of this sum has yet been collected
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qa INSURANCE People who are about tray
cling can have insurance against accident, or
loss OF life, by calling at the office Of Messrs
j. E. Dow & Son. See their advertisement.
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l. Mr.. JOHN MURRAY has leased Dsering
Hall, and expects to open it with his company
about the third OF July. Murray has annex
cellent company of actors and actresses.
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~ REV. Mr.. WALTON will deliver, in the
Third Parish Church, this evening, prepara-
tory Lecture, commencing at quarter before
eight O'Clock. aas4 .le5 stass
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ExcURsIoN,-It viii be seen by advertise
ment that the fine steamer Casco can be chart
cred for Excursion parties" on Tuesdays,
Thurdays and FIR days. sefl3
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WHERE'S THE FIRE?-Such was the excla-
nation of gentleman, Tuesday morning
when the bell rang for half past five o'clock
prayer meeting. He was evidently thinking
Of that fire which burns buildings, andnpot
that which human engines can never quench.
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Municipal Oonr s-Inna %.

Joseph Gardiner, Of Boston, was brought u p
for keeping a gambling house. He pleaded
not guilty., waived an examination, and
gave bail in the sum Of $500 for his appear
snce at the July term of the Supreme Judicial
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fNaval.

HALIFAX, June %.
The y. s. steamer Frolic, Commander Up
sher, arrived this morning. She is bound for
the Mediterranean, and will bs used as a yacht
for Admiral Goldsborough. She sails to-
not GlA3h e AHei 81
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AUCTION SALES.
Auction and Uommission 5 tore.

THHE subscriber hes taken the srcre No IC9 kedtr-
n al OF, the " iteo States Hoael III ihe Auc-
tion and Commission BUSH ess, aLa is prtp,td 10
receive con-gnments OF Dry and Far cy Seeos,
vances ON goods consigned Tor positive sale. sales
Of Furniture Real ESTATE, OF any hind OF properly
and Fancy Goods constantly on hand for private
sale. r.f mi
AucuoN SALES every evening, snd " edncsday
and saturday aftesuoops. Ladies invited 10 Az
tend the sales. .~'f .'
CHARLES e. P0RIER. 49,
c. W. HOLMES, Auct:oneer. junelou
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VIRGINIA ORDINANCE OF SECESSION
Mr.. A. S. Twitchell, Of Bethel, writes us that
we were mistaken in saying that he bought
this Ordinance Of rebel officer, and paid for
/; In "bread and butter" He paid for it in
Gre 'nbacks;' for be should consider such an
"act dishonorable even to an enemy, beaten
and at our mercy, aud in a starving condition.
II this rebel officer was in "starving con-
dition," 1t seems to us that bread and butter
are even better than Greenbacks, especially II
bis stomach was absolutely empty and no pro.
visions were close at hand. However, we
stand corrected. Another error,--the docu
ment contained one hundred and forty names.
instead of forty-three. tits precious door
ment, and we trust the purchaser will show it
to us when he visits the Forest City.
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PHOTOGRAPH STocK.-We would call at
tention of Photographers to the advertisement
ID our columns this morning of Messrs. Cleave
land q Co., who have taken the rooms at the
corner of Free and Cross streets, where they
will be fully supplied with aN the stock need.
ed BY artists. A complete it-out for Photo
grapher can be obtained at this establishment,
and at the lowest prices. twill be worth the
while Of artists to give them call. lift be on.
" to see what splendid assortment there is
In this new establishment
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.aoa SALE OF ARMY MULES.


vel L OWLS 0f 1880 IT'D
rr QUARTERMAsTRR GENERALS OFBIoE.
a.. WASHINGTON, ID c., May Is. 1866. =
MANY thous Ands Of mults are beng disposed Of
Nh at public sale at washington.
The sales will continue uotil the number OF ami
mails is reduced In prop riion to the reduction Of
the armies, now going on rapidly.
There are In the armies Of the Pot mao, OF tho
Tennessee. and of Georgia, probably Four TRoU-
SAND OF tbs 1IrE5r hIx-MULE IRAMs IN rRE
WoRLD.Z .lUt W
Many OF them were bought in the beginning of the
war, as young mules, accompanied thu armies in all
their marbles and camps, and are oronehly brok-
en-. hardened by xefcise. GENRE ann amiiiar from
being so long surrounded by the soldie
The VIII le South is strip ed OF 70 nings eek, and
the Nor also has suffered from the dram OF animals
taken % sup sly the armies, nE. lTrr TF-s
These animaIs bre lola 80 public auction; THEY
WILL not BRING ANYTHING LIKE rHEtR TUHE
VALUE; and sueh emporium les for farmers to set
working animal, TO stock, heir farms and Tor
drovers ard dealers 10 stock to make food sptcu
tons, by Purchasing them and disposing o. thin In
the south, will never ccgur aSaln. Iaf 0II fftI
~ tl-.-. RI. ar NJ Z MEIGS, I. y
Quarter matter General, sou
junesd4w 4 VOC BreYet Major Senerai.
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From California and Washington Territory.
,oh SAN FRANCISCO, June 20
This State is very quite, and nothing of in
terest occurring. w. 9.s.
Later intelligence from Washington Terri
tory increased the majority of the Union can
didate, aud shows. thatthe Legislature will be
almost unanimously Union.
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Financial,

PHILADELPHIA, June %.
The subscriptions to the 7 80 loan to- day,
reported to Jay Cooke, amounted to 81, 45l !
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Portland Five Cents Savings Bank

TNTEREST will be allowed on all deposits In this
Il Institution made on or before July l. 1885
flee corner Of Plumb and Middle SITS, no stairs.
Sank open every business day, during business
hours. - - ~ --..H
go BENZ. KINGSBURY. Jr., President.
. CHARLES BAKER. Treasurer.
June 20-td
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RULES AND ORGANIZATIONS.


lst-Eetries, with names. number Of oars. and
color ofeach boat must be mad ,oa or before July
LIST. is open for that purpose at Messrs. Da-
Wis Prothers. No SO Exchange st. 500 -ss4 al flaa.
Ind -Eutries b, mail may De made by addressicg
either of the members OF tue Committee ON r gaia.
3rd--AI appli 'atious for entries must d. signate
for which race, or races.
4th-All Boais will enter free.
6tn-There wdt be two Guns hrt d ct each Race .
the first for the Boats to come into line; the second
for this start. % E stNt89El INeNl 49,
chan Boats to carry COxswain. or not. as
7th-Any Boattafing another Boats water, there
by causing . collision viii be ruled out.
8th-In rounding thelower statioa, the inside boat
must have tbs course; any boat interfering with
said oat los es htr chance Tor the prize
9th-An Boats entering for either of the races
must report themselves ready the star, at tie
Judges station atpreci-ely the hour named for the
rae Boats TAI ing SO TO report, will not be allow
ca 90 puI. in either of the races. %
l0th-No second Prize will be awarded in any
race unless three more boa contend FIR the
prizes. rta ,.ass,tEN
llth-The rulings Of the Judges win be final in
all o SIS. ...-Il ..a.a-ff I'D. n4r Ia
I2th-nus notice win be given of the time and
place Of the drawing for positions. "a bsiIta-l
l3th-Suitat IL accommodations will b. provided
for The housing Of Boats from out OF the dty, APP
plicaion TO Capt. Be njsmipJ Willard, ST Lawrence
W ii. CLIFFORD On .bsslisff ~
CAPT JOHN A. WEoSTER.Hiei bra ail
q. :. Revenue Service, lliiIal III I
CAPT. HENRYISNMANsI 4iJ u IS
carr. BENJ. j. WIILARD.' rs1-ss''
HALL DAVIS EeQ.sNg9
GEORGE TREFETHtN, ESQ.,, - r0gr
MOSES PEARSON, ESQ.,, j afsi-s
juuel2dtoj s. ~ ..-'.l s...v 800. & b. Y
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The Liehtntng FIy-K,IIer

,rsstroys Flies instantly. aud is no liable 10 10
nista ken for an, thing else Is easT pre- AIRED Rnd
use y and does ra old execution. Each shte will at
trac and kill quart f d Sand promote qrle1 IN
rea leg, peace While you eat, and the eomfo4t OF a
nap IN The morning.
Sold BY all Druggists ,-.o-.us,u.
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y, 9. 500 six Per Cent. Z.
GoLD-BEaRlN; B()aDs

Thess Bonds are now wortha handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds,
from State County, and Municipdt tor 1tion schich
ADDS from one TO three per cent per anss to their
vahe according 70 the "a levied upon other prop
erty. The interest is yabIe semi annually by cou-
pons attached to each note, which may be cut OFF
andsold to any bank or banker.
Thointerest at 7.ao per cent. amounts to
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\ Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly fureished upon receipt of subscriptions.
Tbs Not.so this Third Series areprecisely similar
in form and privileges to the Sayen-Thrtits already
sold, exeep that the Government reserves TO itself
tn option o paying interest In gold ooin at per
cen ms cad Ct s-l0thsin currency. Subscribers
viii deduct the interest in currency up to July - b,
at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes Of this third series ofthe
thrties will commence on II lst of june and
viii be made promptly and continuously after that
date. .sTabTsod tiiaaaa.17t
The slight change made in the conditions of this
THIRD SERIES affect only the matter of interest. -
The pay ment in gold If made, viii be equivalent
thu currency interest Of the higher rate. sii saa
The return tospecie payments, in the event of
which only will be the option to pay interest in gold
be ayailed Of, would 50 reduce and equalizs prices
that purchases made with tx per cent in gold would
befully equalto those made with seven and three
tenths per cent. in currency. tgme IS g6M
The Only Loan in Market (
Now offered b. Government, and its superior ad.
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FINANCIAL.
sz-ao Loan.

These notes are issued under the date of July 10,
1855, an are payable three years frem that date In
currency, or are convertible at tie option Of the
htider into i..5...',',- ~ ~ So s.7si
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A.HN MrNNt8a -----~-ef Gafk.f N tfks4 Il t4
is West Gloucester, Me. June %, 1865.
Having used-thess two years past-with entire
isfaciun and this season Iurchassd one OF the
improved Shaker Maine Mowers, 4 unhes tatirg give
1t as my desided opinion that it is the yers bes Ma
chine for the .srmers Of Maine, or OF the New Eng
and States. of any Machine 4 have ever. used or
seen in OPERATION and his comcrisfs nearly all of
the different kinds that have been exhibited in QUE
State. What is most important Is its lightness of
reyef vet ex eelled n one made that would answer
rfectly in ali respects the erd for which it
designed. sFs*FsSA
n is nosi-e ali inquiries and especially those who
MAJ have uuwarn ntatly made use of nv meme to
irju the rspu. alton Of the shake Maine Mawer
help sales of other Machines in VIII ch parties
have largely Invested
.Fisg ISAIAH WENTWORTH
East Poland, June 2si, 1867 june24eod& WV
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R E Ct "A II "A
July Fourth, A. D. 1866. (.

FNVHE City Government OF Portland havs eed
Il for Regatta of Row Boats, to take place in the
front Harbor, July 4th, 1866 and offer the following
prizes - 2 ssl@' aii.fs7 '-t 49,
FIRST RACE-Open to all, in Wineries and
Fancy Bias OF any descdp ion, to be pulled by one
man, wi one air OF sculls; dsta two miles
First Prize $50 90 Second rize $25 90.
SECOND R4OE-open to tho organized Boat
G uos vftns Cit /; dita . two miles First Prize
S125 90 Second p ize $75, 90. e'ess
THIRD RACE -OI en- to the Boats from the
Forts; dit, ance two miles. ole Pyaze $1,000.
FOURTH RACE-Open to al s y rso Boats;
disia O. tn 90 miles. First Prize $3.50 90; Sec
ON Prize 500. 5 y. s.,.' .-''.>'s = N
- THOMAS 5. JAcK,l Commute
eal JOSEPH s. YORK. on
JOHN NJ BROWN, Regatta.
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For t he ID OIL
sss 90 .sHs .-i.asaq 81 heu3isi
TWO TRIPS PER DAYl .sSaj

r&gnND The SAFE and swift-going s cam r
z&Sx3k CLIPPER, Goldthwaith master, will
@untl further notice leave Factory
Island Waarf. Saeo. tor he Pool touching at the
Ferrgl at 945 A. NJ. g. d Is r N Returning via
leave the Pool at 10 As A. N. and Is P a s
Fare for the Excursion down snd back from Saco,
30 cts Children under ten years. half prios
Sati factory arran cement can be mace with the
Railroad snd Beat for Sabbath schools and othe r
Associations and Parties who may wish to 60 TO the
Pool from this City. nfEa uslTN
For pa ticu ars inquire of LUTHER BRYANT,
Bi ceford, or .s
June "a, 1866. june26dzm 80
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READ Dr. HUeHEs' advertisement in another
column In his speciality DIR. Hughssis unequalled
by any physician in this country.
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