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The Portland daily press., 1865-10-07

ss NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 8.
A great mass meeting of negroes and freed
men was held at Edgarield, yesterday after
noon. There were six hundred persons pres
ent. An address was made by Brigadier-Gen-
eral Fisk. He rejoiced that the negroes of
Tennessee were free, as God intended them to
be. He told them that they must prove them
selves entitled to freedmen by industry, sobri-
ETY. and integrity. His duty was to see that
they. discharged their duties; he would put
black men In the jury box and on the witness
stand. His remarks were received with en-
speakers, after which the meeting adjourned.
Gen. Fisk states that during the past week,
over 700 negroes have been sent to their for
mer owners in different parts of the State,
and had contracted with their former owners
to work for wages, 4isa AasIssm
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b -91-r,- g.a5'I :" - e. ~ "a $500
: - .a WAsaIsaToN, yet Q.
sas Gen. ofans ana stan arrived mere TINS iore-
noon ,O, ,,.,a....4,5..,a ,,,sas4
. Inc baitmore tcoioredl Odd Fellows par
raded to-day, making fine appearance. Inc
turn9u. was qulle large. Inc PROCESSION
marcnea 70 mchument Square, where speecnr
es were Maoe from q nnely decorated stand.
reports received from theFreedmen,s Bur
eau represent lnas me eolored lessees or farms
IN Arkansas are dong well and raising large
crops, whlle otner Heedmen have interests In
the crops Deing raised by the planters.
Isaac Morgan has been appointed by the
Fresldent direct Tax Commissioners OF Ala
Da NM, .s..,s5s,.l..i9l'.ss -. es9z,-.H
81. Inc Werz trial was commenced on the q
OF august Inc prosecution examined 10
witness, tne humoer OF days Tor . which was
twenty-tnree, the record making 2S6S foolscap
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lie ST. LOUIS, Oct. Q.
Among the sales of wheat to-day were 40
600 bushels choice, large portion sold at 81. 10.
the highest paid for five years. .s5a. 7.l'75r,s
The Republicans Leos Nigas, New Mexico.
correspondent, under date Of Sept. 18th, saws
gentleman from Santa Fe reports the arrival
of Juarez at that place, supposed to be en- route
to the United States. The report is doubtful.
Col. Chaner has been elected delegate to
Congress from New Mexico by 1900 majority
over Col. Pearce. aA3 " I I1f4ss
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2 sEaU4 u o NEW YoRx.. oct. g..
,Cstton.2c higher; sales $500 bales Middling Up
Fiour-State and syaste,,, s~a,.sa am On IA osc
higher sales 81 600 bbls Southern frmer sales 1900
Dds, canada &c higher; sales 800 bbls.
- wesarLo g iee HIGHER sales 1os 900 bushels Chi
cago Spring ~ 9 q. Milwaukee Club / 7k a 179.
Amber Mlwankee 70 q 80. AMBER State, choice,
%. Amber Michigan a. a 247. On rgTv Tgsld
CornZzc better sales 50 900 bushels. Mixed West
Oats-without decided chanpe = - ffss. s55-l.
10 90. = fv- --''- - - -
Pork active; sales z2so bbls. New Mess ss2s O.
Lard-duil; sales e25 bbls. 9a.-.a ms 5s,v
i Whiskey-heayy; sales 800 bbls sessfass ~
Sugars-steady; sales $40 hhls Museovado fss a
l4ics Havana, ltSs boxes, at "A q 14ic. rs 167l 4
Freights to Liyerpool-hrm. M rs N. f-f II
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From Cali fornia.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8.
The steamer Constitution sailed to-day for
Panama with 81 ,112,000 in treasure for New
York, and $342, 600 for England. aaaza b,
The small town Of Eureka on Humboldt
Bay, was violently shaken by an earthbuake
on sunday last. Nearly every chimney was
torn down or cracked, the goods IN stores
thrown from the shelves and much crockery
broken. The damage amounted to several
thousand dollars. a ~ g q - D, -
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For New Orleans es
.,rAA The new; hrst-class, coppered Ship
AIN "PRISCILLA," YORK, Master. 1000
tons, VIII be IN berth this week ready TO
receive Cargo 80, 800 80 r.
For freight or passage (having good
osooinnooauons Apply to
49, 0os ssi ffgC G. M. DAVIS & Co.,
~. a, - III Commercial st.
OSs. "a, 1861 octSis9dfW
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Ornamental CurvSssg.

THIS day received LONG AND SQUARE
Il SHAWfS, in new and desirable patterns.
81 EIiDEN Sc WHITMAN, 4aa
Sept 30-dH Free st. Block.
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Auction Sales.
EDwD N. PATTEN, Auctioneer, /, Excbong,. e


ON SATURDAY, October 7th, at P. NJ, on fha
~ premises, corner Of Elm and Oxford Sls, VIII he
sold that very desirable lot fland, having front on
Elm OF about 145 eet, by about % Oxford Street
Immediately after the above, another lot ON south
In depth. -
Also the lower fenced lot on same side CT Elm,
about % front by 81 In depth.
The land corner Of Elm and Oxford Sta. having
parcels to suit purchasers.
The above property, belonging In thu eaaate of tha
late Ezekiel Day, VIM be sold without he least re-
serve. NV A ~
Sept 29-dtd .
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FARM AT AUCTION.


NTE shall sell at Public Auction on TUESDAY.
w october 10Th, 1860, at o'clock A. NJ. on
the premises, the well known and valuable
Homestead Farm
OF the late Winthrop Cobb of New Gloucest r, con-
tanning GO acres of excellent land, with good out
buildings thereon situated within 20 rods Of Cobbs
Bridge station, on the G. T. Rairoal Said Farm q
well situa. ed Tor the MIX Business.
A Store stands on the Farm,
ana commands good country trade. Also =
IA Acres Of Woodland,
A"iee-niths Of mile N. w. from Homestead.
r,,,,, Two Houses,
VIZ" i''' o. acre Of land each, near the Depot.
10 Acres OF Interval Land
Near the Homestead.
10 Acres OF Weed and Interval Land.
tabout IL moving land, u mile from the Homestead
Acres Of lntervnl aud M sv-i,,., -.
Adjoining the above namoa 10 acre lot.
90 Acres of Wood and Pas,.ra
mile N. Z. from Homestead
loD 90 o Acres Of Mendow Land,
IA miles East from Homestead. AZ Terms NADIA
known at sale. aT t.a.Hs at
~. > r.looks & cHAMBERLIN. AucsOnssrs.
~ as.rr f|H..H1.
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q. s. Marshal's Sale.

USuEp STATES OF. AMERICA, -
Distr5cf Of Maine, -.
DURSUANT to an lnterlocutory Order Of Sale, to
II me directed, from the Hon. Ashur Ware, Judge
Of the United STATES District Court within and Tor the
District Of Maine, shah expose and oer for sale at
public auction, to the highest bidder therefor the FOL
lowing property and merchandise, ut the time and
place within said District, as fellows, viz:
AT PORTLAND PIER, in Portland on FRIDAY,
The Thirteenth day Of October current, at II O'Clock,
A. M
The Steamer MARCENA JOHNSON,
her Engine, Machinery, Boats, tackle, aP-
Parel and FuFniture.
Terms OF Sale-CASH.
Dated at Portland this seventh day Of October,
A. ID. 1885.
-ll7lT .i4f A-i.- CHARLES CLARK.
4 q. s. Marshal Dist. of Maine.
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NAvAL.-A Board, CONSISTING Of conro-
dore Winslow, Chief Engineer John W. Moore
Charles q. Baker, and Assistant Insnector 7
Southwick, have been for two or three d.vs
examining the hull and running of the ma
chinery of the light-draught monitor wassuc
in this city, preparatory to her being turned
over to the government.
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M -. 4aa3 sa5 RALEIGH, N O., Oct. s.. 4
The Convention to-day passed an ordinance
declaring that the ordinance OF May Goth,
1851 is and always has been null and void. A
motion to strike out all after the enacting
clauses insert as substitutes was rejected-94
70 ~. The final vote on the, passage Of the
ordinance was unanimous. cgrnS4 nsss,,.
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Valuable Land on vauehan street.

A TPuDhc Auction on Friday, October 18th inst, ct
N o'clock p. NJ, SEVERAL LOTS OF Ian I
on the East side OF Vaughan St, OPP osite the
sion lot Of the Hon. j. b. Brown. Two Of the lots
measure Vaughan Street 137 feet by ESQ feet ex-
tending to reserved Street; the other separated by
reserved street, Is u Rect on Vaughan street by 2se
feet deep.
The tract win be sold on the premises IN lots to
suit purchasers. Terms satisfactory-made known 1t
HENRY BAILEY CO., AuctiOncerr.
October Z, 1s65.--dtd ~ Fl
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During the Doctors stay in Portland, he may be
consulted for all classes of diseases The success at
tending Dr.. Gumette's treatment Of special disease
y acknowledged BY the highest authority to be un
raralieied in the history ofany specialist 49,
! By the invention ofcertain ingenious instruments
only known 70 pr, g., evesy passage into the body,
within the reach OF the skiu surgeon is satisfacto-
ry explored, the diseased spots asceraned, and as
sailed at once with such remedial agents as are cal
cuiated 70 restore the nor.na healthy chemical
conditions OF certain fluids nourshing those parts.
The Hon. g, s. Hflard, Col. E. g. Parker, and A.
Q. Brewster have witnessed my operations for Ca
tarfh and Lung Diseases, &c, in several cases Of
many years. standing result in every instance is
perfect cure. .sS9gsI- N3ss4ts 3st5 "a
5-See fdturenotices. IL si iiasa1 " oc5dtf CIT
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r ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS, EN-.
II GINES, AND RAILROAD IRON.

UNITED STATES MILITARY Ran ROADS,
I OFFIcE OF AssIsrANT QUAkTERMAsTER,
Washington, ID. c., At gust II, 1851.
VIII be sold at CITY POINT, VA, IN WEDSES.
DAY, October II, ct II O'Clock A. M: About four
thousand "A Do0i tons Railroad Iron.
At PORTSMOUTH, VA, on FRIDAY, October
IS at u NJ:
FIv 90 first class Locomotive Engines.
About t50l Freight Cars and ~ Passenger Car.
AtHokfOLK, VA, October -, at 5 4. ~:
One new Locomotive Engine, 8 foot gauge.
At ALEXANDRIA, VA, ON TUESDAY October
1Tth
Firy tSOl azst-clAss Locomotive Engines, iset y
Eighteen llsY new Platform Cars, Eve loot gauge
Twenty-Five l25l new Box Cars, i've Is loot gauge.
About three hundred and fifty tS50) Box Cars, lcct
Aboas two hundred and thirty c2sO, Platform de-,
feet 81 in. gauge.
About thirty 1907 Stock do, feet 81 in. gauge.
Twenty (20l Passenger do, 4 ieet 81 IN. gauge.
One ~ Wrecking los feetai in. gauge.
Two (2l new Trucks.
Sixty do. do, framed.
Fourteen l14l Flats "
About two thousand q ,000) tons Railroad iron,
Sales to commence at ALEXANDRIA, at 10 A.
w, and to continue rom day to day until ali are
sold. ssl 49, sIi.l.l u ~ :. 81
Terms: Cash, IN Government funds.
II. l.. ROBINSON,
,AaA 2 Brew. Col. and A. O. NJ,
August 1s-dtO oct 10
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TIE attention of those who are purchasing
dress goods, aannels, &c, is called to the adj
vertisement of Messrs. Vickery 6 Bowen
Give them call,
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Mr. A. 7. Barlow,
who resides near Gravess Hill, Westbrook, re-
ports that last Saturday evening, having just
arrived here in the train from Boston, he was
walking to his home, with his coat on one arm
and valise in his hand; and that just after
passing the road that leads to the Marine Hos
pital he met two men, one Of whom struck
him a blow on the back of the head that rem
dered him senseless When he recovered con-
seriousness he found his overcoat twisted close
around his head, and both his shirts torn OPP
en-. his wallet, which contained STA in green
backs was missing, but his yalise was untoueh-
ed. The next morning he went to the place
where the robbery was committed, and found
his knife and three coppeIs lying on the
ground. 5000 W ~ qesa
MIR. Barlow says he made the robbery known
to his neighbors, but it does not appear that
he notified any of the police of the matter.
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THE SHOOTING MArcH.-There was quite
large gathering yesterday at Woodford's Cor
ner, to witness the shooting match, which was
commenced yesterday morning and kept up
all day, without being concluded. 1t will be
resumed at 12 o'clock to-day, at the same
place' AT the close last evening Mr. G. Hitch
oocA VI Yarmouth, was ahead on the telescope
rine' and Mr. Kenney, of westbrook, on the
of-hand rife.
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- At Your O,On Homes

THOUSANDS can realize hundred dollars week K
" No utensils n ss ssR demand stals
~ an n 4 he greatest discovery Of the age
Eii sent receipt Of two stamps Tor re-
turn pos'.S HOPKINS s BROWN,
0l1 Broadway, New York.
r - A..afwAw9W
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Stock Marlsets.

REsIGNED.-Daniel Weber, member Of
the police force, has been obliged to resign on
account of III health. Mr.Webber has been
faithful and meritorious officer.
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Plain and Figured Poplins.
A LII SHADES and variety Of styles, selling
IA CHEAP at ~ .assa8
ELDEN s. ,WHITMAN'S,
Sept 25-dif No. Free St.
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valuable Real Estate at Auction

WILL be sold ct auction on Friday, Get. IS, at
w O'clock r. II on the premises, he wel-known
large and valuable estate situated ON the eastally
corner Of Cumberland and Pearl Streets, i6w MIN
utes walk from the Post Office ana Business center
Of the city yet quiet retired and in good neightor
three story dwelling house. with large kitchen, wood
shed and stable, and an abundance wen and cistern
water 1t Is q large corner lot, containing about
Eleven TkcgsGnd Feet witt capacity for seven
good house-lots, surrounded by the most magnncent
Elm Trees IN the city. - If7 ~ Z.
The above property presents good opportunity 10
business men 30 purchase handy an aenteel resi-
dence, or an Investment fr Improvement Title per-
feet Purchaser win be requ ed to deposit $3.50.
OctF-dtd ~ 20 77TTl7-
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Albums, EsagrGVissgs, CYGyons,
A ND FANCY ARTICLES, for sale at
IA A. M. McKENNEY,S.
Oct 3-eod&eow3m 2S4 Congress ST.
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Nearly twenty years successful practice in the
United States, Europe, West Indies, and Empire Of
the Brazils resulting in many remarkable cures by
his Original System Of Treatment enables DR.. G. to
promise the speedy relief Of several Diseases Of the
Organs fthe Throat, the Chest, and other most i'm
poftant Organs, hitherto considered incurable.
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+ RE.-A little before one o'clock this morn
ing, the building on Cumberland street, be-
tween Washington and North streets, owned
by Mr.. Bernard Daley, and occupied by sew
eral Irish families, the basement being cccu-
pied as a store by William Gorrnley, was dis
covered to be onfre. The FIRE originated In
the store, and the flames crept up the ceiling,
badly damaging the building before they could
be quenched. The active exertions of the
iremen prevented a large conhagration among
the wooden buildings in that vicinity so close
ly clustered together. Mr.. Daley, we under
stand, is insured enough to cover his loss.
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Vt an early AoM n the day. 80
New Advertisements To-day
AUCTION COLUMN.
Wooden Building at Anction--E. NJ. Pas'en'
Tailor's Stock at Auction-E. Nj Pattssnc; ~
Land on V 1ssao ,S St-Henry Bailey g Go;
U. S. Marshai's Sale of steamer Marcei"
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Stationery and Fancy Goods--H. L 6en'
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Just opened--New Goods-x,i la.sn e. g D'"sn
Gu saoI NTsIsers " Sc Wanted-P. B. Frost.
For Sale-Grocery Stah1u. A r1o,so,
Miss n nenpison- Dancing School.
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EDWARD M. PATrEN, AucIioueer,
.f,af 12 Exchauge Street.
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Doc
no skins, Tail0rs' Trimmings,
lstA ~ &c. at Arsctson

ON Thursday. Oct. 18th, at 10 A. NJ. ct Store No.
SU Middle ST., reeently occupied by Messrs. r. 81
STEVENS q SON, win be sold tho stock IN store,
consisting Of Fine German, English and American
Broad Cloths, Doeskins and Cassimsres, Vestings,
Lini1gs, Trimmings, Sc.
AT Il O'Clock, cutting Board, Desk Shelving, Mir
ror, "a ck, &c -Nl "a oc7dtd
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The Atlantic House, Scarboro', win be
closed for the season after this week,
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TEErHI rEETHL rErrnl

DR.. D. stin continues to Extract Teeth BY ErRc-
rRIcrrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having de, aged
teeth stumps they wish to have removed r rsset-
ting he would give polite invitation To call
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MAsHINEs Tor sale
ior family use, with thorough instr ictions.
DR.. ID. can accommodate a lew patienta with board
and treatment az his house
Onlce hours from o'clock A. VI. to II NJ; rom
to 2. NJ, and to Q IN the evening
Consultation free. noviu
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Beard.

DLEASANT suits OF Rooms, furnished or unfur-
L nished, with board, in the first class house "
Free st. Charges moderate.
Respectable transient boarders accommodated.
Oct alive -lasf artfl5 f
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!. PATTEN, AUcTIoNEER, Il Exchange St
Wooden Building at Auction.

ON Wednssda Oct. II, at y NJ, corner Of Maple
~ eHd Commercial St., viii be sold ore anu
nall stored Wooden Building, nearly new, and in
complete repair. Size about 22x3j.
Key at Littleheld q Wilson'S oc7td goa
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s5O1,469 r..

Mr.. W. a. bennett begs to announce to his
pupils and friends, that he is prepared ~ "a
sumo his instruction IN vocal music. Roor,o
1853 10 Congress Street, Cushman's Block
Office hours 10 to BAN.
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r Il M . W "A l. F!
( DR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
Has removed bis once nom clarp's Blcckto
= III MIDDLE STREET, ~g-

mas removed ms once nom ClaFPs Block to
+ III MIDDLE STREET, ~r-
Nearly Opposite tke United States Hotel,
VXTHEKE he would respectfully announce to the
w citizens Of Portland and vicinity, that be has
permanently located in this city. During the two
years we have been IN this city we have cured some
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and curing
atients In 80 short time that the question Is ofen
we win say that an that do not stay cured We win
loctor the second time. i
GDr D. has been practical Electrician for tvrentv
me years, and s also regular graduated physician
Electricity "a perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases in
he form OF nervous or sick headache; neuralgia In
the head, neck, or extremities; consumption when
Ia the acute stages whore the lungs are not haV
Involved; acute or chronic rheumatism serofnla hlr
diseases White swslllnes spinal diseases curvature
palsy paralysis, st. Vitas Dance DEAFNESS STAN.
meting or heEitaney OF speech, Dyspepsia indicss-
every case that can be presented: asthma bronchi-
lis structures OF the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints. fI
By Electricity
The Rheumatic, the goufy, the lame and the
leap with Joy and move with the agility and sleetrie-
ity or youth; the heated graid Is cooled ue uost-
novel; restored sS5ys ss &c T9f weakness e
5trength the blind made to see tne geei 70 near ana
the palsied form @ move . ss ~ asurs ne
prexented the casmifies Of old age obvlated and
active circulation mantamed- Na ,a..
II .r..l.3 LADIES
who have cold hancs and fret; weak stomachs, lame
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizzi-
ness and swimming in tho head with indigestion and
constipation Of the bowels pain In the side and back.
eucorrh9a, Tor whites); ning Of the womb with IN
rain Of diseases win find In Electricity sure means
Of cure. For painful menstruaton, too profuse
With Young ladies', Esctcity Is certain sDses
and VIII IN short time, restore the sufferer to the
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. Figured Thibets !

l. PLAID PoPIINS, and GALA PRAIDS, at
ELDEN s. WH1TMAN,S
Sept 30--dtf Free St. Block.
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THE Boot and Shoe Store recently occupied BY M
i l.. Merrill & Co, No Unit ID States Hofei
Building. Also stock and fixtures Tor sale.
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iona and DeEaecart
For Sale and to LET

~ ttA4tE 70 11CUs :
THE Stock Of Goods for Sale and Store to rent In
Il Payson Block, No. s7} Middle st. Apply to p.
5. W., on the premises, or ut house No. 40 Middle St.,
Portland, Me. oc6dn
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INTERNAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., show
ing the amount of Assessments certified by
Nathaniel ]. Marshall, Assessor of the LIST Dis
trict of Maine, to Nathaniel Miller, Collector
OF said District, during the month of Septem-
Der, A. D., 1856.
Amount Monthly List, $9s,sS2 2s.
Special, 1854 90.
previously certified durin,
fiscal year, 1865, S2s7 0o3 Ok.
Total 49, - ~
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Wnmfed.

Two smart girls from the country. None others
neeo apply. For particulars, apply ~
oc'paaws $40 Congress strsess
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90 000.A YEAR made by any one with
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tools. No experience
necesss.ry The Presidents, Cashiers, and Treasur-
err o. three Banks indorse the circular. Sent nee
with samples. Address the American Stencil Tool
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

"a AdVertissrs sviH bsnest themselves, rel az
accommodate us, By sending in thssr ddsertissss"
at an early AoW 81 the day. Il sha
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KnMted.

A BOAT HOUSE built, for which good rent will
IN be paid. Address, $40 AsA' "ii
-. x,u. pox Gao, PORTLAND P. o.
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NEW YORK REFERENCES:

oaeib5as. BOSTON REFERENCES: 81 s-zs
Z Prof joel Parker; Prof Theoph. Parsons; g. s.
Hihard Esq; Hon. e. G. Parker; Col. A. o. Brews-
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ND now opening full line Of Gents and Ladies'
N UNDERWEAR, at very LOW prices. T7
- ELDEN e. WHITMAN,
Sept 30-d6 Free St. Block
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-08-12

LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON COUNTY Pa.
-nEALERS in Flour, Grain and
IL Feed-near the Passenger Depot
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-08-12
The Secret Marriage.

The night was fearful. The thup.
der leaped in immodeTate reverberations
from crag to cliff, and back again. The
lightning lighted, and the rain rained.
The face Of nature was very vet, and
the earth trem6led beneath the terrific
shock of the elements
He would have been stout-hearted
and fearless map, who dared venture out
without an umbrella in the whirl and
turmoil of that driving stor4. | dare
say he did not do it.
And India rubber overShoes Too.
Suddenly, had it pot been SO dark
there might have been seen small and
fragile boat-a shallop-leaving the tu.
multuous lake and slowly making its
way buffetted and beaten back continu.
ally by the storm.
Now aloft, now lost ia The engulphi1g
billow, but ever working onward towards
the fartherest shore, the shallop went,
propelled by the strong aud nervous
arm Of q heroic hired man.
But ha! who is THAI reslines in the
stern seat.
Tis he His cheek blanches not, and
his eye is lit with a ray Of s9ticipatiou
and delight even in the E2idst oi the
tempest's roar.
And it is no roar on the half siell ]
tell you,
Why looks be so unmsEed, SO calm
SO o be joyful, almost when the storm
terrors of the deep encompass him
| All, it is because she nestles at hi
lside.