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DoOMS with Board can be obtained at the o.
HI ALBION HOUSE.
August 15-d7w .r.-s
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NEW YoisK. As. Is.
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House and Lot at Auction.

ON Saturday, September I'd, at o'clock +. NJ
~ we shall sell two and a half story wooden
House, with brick basement, No. II Alder ST. it is
the northery house in the Block Of two houses This
house is Wen built, finished throughout, with ten
hard and soft; excellent cellar, with g5o9 brick els
tern: and everything in and about the house is in
good order.
Sale positiye-teIms at sale.
HENRY BAILEY, & Co., Auctioneers.
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FALSE REPoRT.-A report has found its
way into circulation that the small pox has
shown itself in several instances, in the neigh
borhood Of the Atlantic House, Scarboro'
We arr requested to say that there are no
grounds for such report; that no indications
of that disease have been discovered anywhere
in that section.
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FALL OF Notwithstanding the in
crease in the price of flour, there was sudden
fa.l of bread yesterday. One of Blake's cart
which dispenses the best of bread, cake, &C.
was going slowly up Exchange street, when
one of the axles gave way, and down it went,
bringing bread down pretty low. The driver
of the cart soon got another team and brought
bread Wp as high as ever. fa
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70 tuesday Aug 2Oth at 10 A. NJ, at house No.
tnre in said % street. will be sold part Of the furni
DeR walnut and Plush Marble Center Table, Mir
Also Featbsr Rels 9i Paintings, Chandelier, sc.
ture, and other articles. ~ Ni'0"Sn Nuhi-
Aug. 24th-dM
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The Turf.


7 ~ - 7KFRfNGFIEIJy aug. 70.
The trot on Hampden Park to-day was for
$500, open to stations. The horses 'sCommo-
dore Vanderbilt, n'.V olcano Z General Meade
and Harry Clay" were entered, but the last
was Withdrawn. There were five heats, and
~ oicanon won the second, fourth and fifth
heats, Time 2.35 "a, 2.37, 2.S7. 1t was the
grandest race of the week, and was closely
contested ~ = ssl3a - fRfs
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~ Hon. A. y. Manson 81 Bangor. has been
nominased ~ the Senate for the third time
u 4 an able maa, and wili very likely Be made
Presiie ofthaf body.
gR~uiey haze > new steam fire engine in
Auwuat. wrirhiHr ahont 400 paunds. aud
costing "a. 400.
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Auction.

w s DC sold at public auction on The premises
1866, at II M, the Haskell Estate ON Sss So 81 -
Portland, being numbered "a. The lot Is about u
feet 'front.' by 113 feet deep, with a iaree wooden
House thereon, arranged for four families Tile ner
feet. TERMS one-third cash. balance IN one and Two
years. For further particulars apply TO IDWSD
FOX, G. b. MERRILL, or the Auctioneer
Il. Nj. PATTEN
Aug. 9, 1865. aug10c0dtd
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RARE CHANoE.-E. M. Patten win sell at
auction to-day at his room ,on Exchange Street,
a choice lot of linen goods of various descrip-
tons. Housekeepers win find it for their ben
eft to attend the sale. 1t is the first lot of
linen goods offered at auction here since the
war closed. .8sisi II
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VNTM. G. HOW has this day withdrawn from tho
wv firm of HENRY L. PAINE Il co.
f w. C. HOW,
HENRY L. PAINE.
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MAINE Law MEErING.-The Maine Law
men of this city and vicinity are requested to
meet at the Han Of the Sons Of Temperance
THIS EVENING, at Z 10 O'Clock, ON business Of
special Importance Per order.
Saturday, Ang. 26th.
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MoNTHL1Es.-The Atlantic Monthly and
Our Young Folks Illustrated Magazine for
September have been received at the book
stores of Nessrs. Davis Brothers, No 53, Bal
ley e. Moves, 10. So, and Short e. Loring, No.
So Exchange atreet .er
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- A very desirable two story HOUSE, Contain
~. ing ten finished rooms, with every cJnvcl-
lience OF water, &c, ! acre land unter high
state cfcultlvaton, with great variety OF sarubhry
and fruit trees currants, goosberres, csci Stuaiet
on the line Of the Horse Railroad near Wo5dfor'ls
Corner. Inquire OF
Aug 25-d2w Lime Street
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Observation-Disclosures is invited to the
advertisement of Mr.. McAlphine, who is the
agent for the Charter Oak Life Insurance
Company of Hartford, Conn.
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II WILL BE SEEN by notice under the APP
propriate head, that the afternoon services at
the Pearl Street Universalist Church win COM
mencc at O'Clock instead of IL P. NJ, as
heretofore f3 ftI t sfrr
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ZEAL ESTATE Ar AUcrIoN.-The elias
kell' property, on Cedar Street, comprising
lot ~ by 113 feet, with wooden house. ar
ranged for four families, will be sold at AUG
ton at II o'clock to-day, on the premises by
E. NJ. Patten. saa
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Auction Sales.
E. M. PATTEN, AUcT1oNEER, 70 Exchange s..
Linens and Linen Goods at Auc-
ton.

COMMENCING Saturday, Aug. 26th, at 10 A. M
~ and % p. M, and continuing through Monday
anu Tuesday at the same hours.
Ahls stock Is not large but consists Of a general
assor lnent Of fine Linens and Linen Goods an war
@ perfect, and to be sold without the least re-
bori 1: fIain Linens for Bosoms and Collars heavy
and ~ y Linen s-S and 5-f PILLOW Case Linen; IO4
Tabla cid1Ie linen Sheeting; Brown and Bleaehed Linen
lies. aCILls, aI sizes; Linen Napkins and Doy-
Hdt,e eSSa .ek Towels, Ladies' and Gents Linen
OF Linen and other goods '' " soneiAi assor1nieh1
Aug 23-dtd W "eeehu TINS safe
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80 A two story HOUSE, finished throuel1ut
Il; with one acre Of land, good barn and ont
u. buildings, plenty Of water; situatel al Aliens
Corner, Westbrook about FIVE minutes walk fton,
the terminus ofthe +. A. r. r. For particulors en-
ON the premises
Aug 2f-dsws .o.tf...fs ID. MCINTOSH.
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TaUsrEEs' MEErlNa.-We are requested 10
say that an adjourned meeting Of the Trustees
Of Westbrook SEMINARY win be held AZ The
Seminary building, on Wednesday next AZ
Ceioek p. n.
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sCArHoLIc FAIR.-This afternoon the paint
ines and other articles win be disposed of by
rattle. In the evening the lady's gold watch
and piano forte win be disposed of in the same
manner
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nNE o. the most beautifully located House Lots IN
~ Portland; good land, large lot, surroundings
pleasant VIII be sold Tor 0ne-Lagy what any other
equally large and desirable lot IN this city can be
bought for Enquire at
W. s. OVERS,
49,, .lgs..l 1871 Middle s..
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DEoUEsr--We understand that by the viii
of the late George Frost of Westbrook, the
Westbrook Seminary was made his residuary
legatee, from which it is hoped large sum
may eventually be realized.
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a.; lent TWO-ST0RY HOUSE, tceH Rnished con-
n Tit tanning about eight or nine finished rooms,
centrally and pleasantly located-price say rom
S3,000 to $4,000. l1Iar. .f-s.fr = .1
Address "Box AZ, Press Office"
Aug. %, 1s65.-d3w
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uNIvERsALIsT CHURcH.-The men who.
are putting up the organ in Congress Square
have not SO far completed their work as to adj
NIT of the house being used tomorrow for
public worship; therefore no services will be
be held in that church.
A week from tomorrow the house will be
open for public worship, though the tuning of
The organ may not be SO far completed as to
allow of its being used on that day.
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PoPHAM.-It viii not be forgotten that the
steamer Warrior viii make an excursion to
Fort Popham on Tuesday, to accommodate
those who wish to attend the celebration and
listen to the Grafton of the eloquent orator on
that occasion. See advertisement in this pa
per- The number of tickets will be limited.
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~ The Bangor Tines says the jewelry shop
and mandatory Of Mr.. Eben Stevens, in that
city, was entered through the window Wednes-
gay night, and iewelry 70 The amount Of one
nnndfel dollars stolen. The drawer containing
ths JcWeiry was found la tho back yard la the
morning.
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Saturday Morning, August &c, 1885.
PORTLAND AND VTCINITI

New Advertisements TO-Day,
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Notice-Dr. F. A. Prince.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Sherih's Sale-Henry Bailey & Co.
House and Lot at Auction-Henry Bailey s. Co.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.'S. II. McAlpine.
New building to Lett. III. Fassett.
All tight Again-Merrin q Small
house for Sale-John q. Proctor.
Freedom NOtice-Wm. Dollaff
Girls Wantei-A. q X. Shurtlelf& Co. yC
Popnam Celebration -Marcena johnson.
Lost-DOg.
Wanted-Agents.
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sTEAMER FOR FREEPoRT.

The steamer CASCo VIII leave
--7sAA. IN Freeport for Portland every MON.
n, n-hkS\ DAY. WEDNESDAY, and SA:rUR-
4lg.-1le. : 80 >DAY Mornings A. O'clock.
s>-=za@ Returning, viii leave CUSTOM
hoosE WHARF ON tbs same afternoons at o'clock.
Fare each way, 90 cents. Freight taken At low
rates. JULY I'm
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Pn1iticnL.


NEW BRUNSWICK, MI, Aug. 25. 3i
The special Charter election to-day resulted
IN the choice Of John |. Jenkins, republican,
for Mayor, by forty-one majority .Ssant.a E
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THE PIRATE STILL AT WoRK.-It will be
noticed by the Geographic dispatches received
yesterday, that the pirate Shenandoah is still
engaged in destroying vessels of the North Pa
cifc Whaling Fleet. Among those destroyed
is the bark Fayorite of Fairhaven, command
ed by Capt Thomas G. Young Of this city.
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Thursday, September 7th, 1sc5
The Buildings are Of the following Dimensions:


240O feet in length and IS feet high OF Fence
The Buildings and Fence viii be sold as they stand
and are TO be removed Immediately.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
HENRY INMAN,
Capt. and A. q. NJ, U. S. A.
Aug d. fS6b.-tltd
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TH1RrIETH MAINE.

Much to the satisfaction of both officers and
men, an order came yesterday morning for the
S0th Maine to go into quarters at Camp Berry
instead of going to Augusta. The regiment
accordingly marched over there yesterday fore
noon and are now comfortably settled The
mea win probably be paid off on Monday.
The order requiring the regiment to 90 to
Augusta was the general one, that the regi-
ments must be mustered out and paid off at
the place they were mustered IN. When ii
was found how incsnvenient this was going to
be to the soldiers of the 30th, to say nothing
about the extra expense both to government
and men, permission was granted the regiment
TO remain m Portland and be paid off here.
This is as it should be.
The Savannah Republican, in mentioning
the departure Of this regiment from that city.
says:
con the list of June the regiment arrived in
this city, since which time their fine soIdierlv
conduct has won the universal commenda-
tons OF the conservative portion of our eiti-
zen. In eulogizing the officers of this regi-
ment we do not fatter them, for although not
personally familiar with many of them, still
they go out of the service with as good rec,
ord as any regiment that has served in the
war;"
In publishing the roster OF the regiment yes
terday, we should have stated that Lieut..
Frederick A. Deane Of this city, is acting LIST
Lieut. of Co. A. e.Tg- .s.s,....-...
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s7,e13 90

SALE OF BARRACKS The Barracks at
Camp Berry are to be sold at auction on Thurs
day, September 18th, agreeable TO orders re-
ceived by Capt. Inman to dispose of all the
property at the various draft rendezvous in
this State. Camp Cobum will probably be the
next one that viii be scld, and the whole State
will be gone through with until all are dispos-
ed of
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Second Board.-Stoeks strong.
American g 49,. t1sI
United States o--a coupons ...........t. 1881
United stat eenpoa Sizes, issI Registered. l0C
,aoid elased a. 6aagher's Evening ExehnnGe At
43l.
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advertisements

u : - y
IT'S GOETHE experiment tried a few weeks
ago of keeping no one waiting ior shave has proved
complete success. keep five men and shall en-
poy more as business increases. Come up and see U.S.
j. M. TODD and other,
Corner OF Middle and Exchange Streets,
Aug. M-eod1w. a Portland.
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AT 1T AGAIN.-It will be noticed, by adj
vertisement, that Messrs. Merrill & Small,
who were burned out in the Evans building,
have resumed business in the old place, the
building having been thoroughly repaired, and
they having added new and rich stock of
goods. asdt
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House for sale.

~ For sale the three story BRICK HOUSE,
ta.i No. IS Spring Street. 1t Is thoroughly built,
h.l.swith the modern improvements and cOnycn-
fences; 10 finished rooms bathing room, steam heat
ing apparatus gas, hard and soft water &c. VIII be
sold Tow if applied for Immediately.
Enquire of - ~ y - Al -...
Aug. 23--d1wt
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fiHa--fh'fe was a slight frs a. Camp Co
burn, m Augusta. yesterday. flaa dsnn.es
was m@lsnlfaant
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Special Notice.

MIR. ALvAH LIBBEY, who has had the sole
WI Agency for COLDS IMPROVED STEAM and
WATER HEATING APPARATUS, and the justlg
celebrated McGregOr Hot Air Furnace, both ofwlc'
have worldwide reputation can be found hereaf
at the store of MessIs. q. IL. STUART s. CO., al
and 173 Middle St., where he will be happy to meet
those in want of furnaces, and receive their orders
He attends personally to Furnace work
III 80 sdia 81 a ALVAH LIBBEY.
Portland, Aug n, 1866. assl aug22d3m
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THE NUrT1AL TIE has been described az
knot fixed with the tongue which the teeth
cannot unloose But the teeth themselves. if
beautiful by the aid of Sozodont, are powerful
agents in producing tile fascination which
leads "a marriage. The charm, to which this
delicious preparation lends TO the breath, too,
has decided hymenial tendency. White
teeth and pure BREATH What heart can re-
sist them? aug2zd3t
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RAILWAY TRAFFTc.-The receipts on the
Grand Trunk. Railway, for the week ending
Aug 18th, were:
Passengers, $54311 90
Express Freight, Mails and Sundries, 4,O36 90
Freight and Live Stock, 5S,43S 90
Total, S116,7S5 90
Corresponding week last year, 109,172 90
Increase, S7,613 90
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T,RoM our Office on Wednesday night August
Il 23d, one Androscoggin First Mortgage Bond,
Mo- 81, for $1,000. All persons are cautioned
against purchasing or negotiating the same.
a9lfi NJ DEBLOIS q JACKSON.
Aug. 25-d&w1w ~ IN la
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GREENOUGH.


ok ROOMS, Cellar, &C., 70 any person that VII
- buy the stock and fixtures Of the Saloon attach
ed to the same. As my health win not admit Of M
stopping here, viii sell NJ n bargain. HOufe Stex
ems Plains. , Ut II f. II. ROBERTSON, Ct
Evergreen Cemetery, Westbr0ok, Me.
Aug 23-diws
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PORTLAND, August %, 1860.
TIME CONSUMERS MUTUAL COAL co. have
i now ON hand superior quality of COAL for house
purposes or for foundry and steam purposes. Alsoa
nice article of Smiths Coal and good supply of dry
Hard and Soft WOOD, where the stockholders ami
auy others that want can be supplied at the lowest
market rates. I'D iE-f ~
Office head Of Union Wharf, formerly occupied by
Shurtleff q Co. Ia.arf alY
Aug 23-d4w /. P. BUTLER, Agent.
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* IL Nj . v ~ l. =
DR.. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
Has removed his Ofiee from Clapp's Block to
l7s MIDDLE STREET.
Nearly Opposite the Uaised sieie- HsseI.

EIaIEN.
WHERE he would rss,snlaIis announce to the
permanently located II this city During the two
sars We have been In his city, We have cured some
o.. the worst forms Of disease In pcrsons who have
tried other forms Of treatment In vain, and curne
patients In 80 short time that the question Is ocn
askeai DO they stay cured? To answer this question
We viii say that all that 10 Dot stay cared, win
doctor the second time.
Dr. ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty
Electricity IS perfectly adapted % chronic diseases in
the form Of nervous or sick headachei neuralgia in
the head, neck, or extrenhiies e9neninl ZION when
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism, scroiula, hap
Diseases white swelling, spinal diseases curvature
ralsv or paralysis ST. Vitas Dance. deafness, sam-
faring or hesiiancy % speech, dyspclga, indigo
every case that can be rresented; asthma troncid-
lis structures o. the chest, and all nrms Of female
complaints.
BY Electricity
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and tho
leap with JOY and move with the agility and electric
bitten limbs restored, the uncoufh def5rmifies re-
novel; hintness converted TO vigor, weakness to
strength the blind made to see, the dcal 10 hear and
youth ere ebliterated; the ACCIDENTS Of mature lie
prevented; the calamides Of old age obyiated and
active circulation maintained
LADIES
Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomaehs, lame
AMI weak backs; nervous and sick headachei dizzi-
ness and swimming In the heal, with Indigestion ana
constipation Of the bowels; pain Ia the side and back
euclrrh@a, Tor whitesl; falling oftle womb Win m
teFnal eancers tnlnors, poypus, ami an thar long
train ofdiseases win find In Electricity sure means
Of cure. For painful menstruation, TOO proig9se
nenstruation and all Of those long lire Or troubles
with Young lades, Electricity Is a eerta.n specne,
and WILL in a short time, restore the snlese' 9" "'e
/ vig0r Of health.
TEETH! TEETH! TEETHI
DR.. d. still continues to Extract Teeth BY ELEc7
/ TRg.rrv WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having cecaNel
teeth or stumps they wish to have removed FOR reset
| ting he would give a polite invitation To call
/ S1nerior FI,icTRo MAGNETIC hA-HINTs Tor sale
i Tor family use with thorough instruction..
| Dr. ID. can accommodate q lew patients win OoafN
/ and treatment at his house.
| Olice hours from o'clock A. NJ 70 i2 Ii nom
! TO p. NJ, and to in the evening.
Consultation free. n0yiu
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TINTED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.


OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsrER
Washington. D. O., July z5 1866.
VII be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to he highest
bidder, the following rolling stock:
Shop in Portland Maine, Six l6) Locomotive Engine
On THURSDAY, September 81, at Hinkley Z
Williams shop in Boston, Mass, -Four az LOGON
On MONDAY, September Is, at Kenneth Square.
near Philadelphia, Penn, Fifty t5ol Box freigl
Cars, four feet eight-and-a-halEinch gauge.
On WEDNESDAY, September "a az WHINING
ION, Del, Eighty-four s4) Box Freight Cars, Eve foot
The above stock is all new, and OF tie very best
quality.
The Engines are five foot gauge, i've foot drivers,
narrow gauge at trihing expense.
Sales to commence at 10 A. NJ.
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
IL. L. ROBINSON,
july29dtd Brevet Colonel and A. Q. NJ.
ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS. EN-
II GINES, AND RAILROAD IRON.
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS,
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
Washington, D. O., august II, 1850.
WIN be sold at CITY POINT, VA, on WEDNEs-
DAY, October IL, ct IL O'Clock A. NJ: About four
thousand q, OOOl tons Railroad Iron.
At PORTSMOUTH, VA, on FRIDAY October
Five (5j first class Locomotive Engines.
About t50) Freight Cars and one q Passenger Car.
At NORFOLK, VA, October %, at 8 P. NJ:
One new Locomotive Engine, foot gauge.
At Al ALEXANDRIA, VA, ON TUESDAY, October
Fifty (5o) first-class Locomotive Engines, feet 81
Eighteen i1s5 new Platform Cars, five foot gauge.
Twenty five t25l new Box Cars, 1--WE 5) foot gauge
About three hundred and fifty $500 Box Cars, feet
81 in. gauge.
About two hundred and thirty t2sOl Platform do,
feet 81 in. gauge.
About thirty (30) Stock do, feet 81 in. gauge.
| Twenty (20) Passenger do, ieet 81 in. gauge.
One ~ Wreeking do, feet 81 in. gauge.
| Two (2l new Trucks.
GfvtV ID do 81
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-16

Goth AND LEAD IN WESTERN PEvssYLvA.
SIA.--Abouti q month since o rich vein Of
gold quartz was discovered iu some OF the oit
wells being sunk on Meadow Run and Dub
kard Creek, hGreera Co. Peuusy lvania =.
Specimens we're sent to the United States Mibs
and gold extracted twenty one and hall
carats 6ne. Another important discovery was
made in the same ncighborhood last week,
some persons prospecting for oil wells having
discovered a lead mine ofgreat riehness. The
Pittsburgh Commercial says: loa H3at
They found the ore cropping out over
acres OF ground, end with their knives and
picks obtained as many specimens as they
would carry, besides detaching come i'm.
mense boulders they could not remove
without the aid Of cars aud mules A box
full of these specimens was exhibited at his
Office yesterday by a trustworthy gentle.
man, who had just arrived from the Lead
Region. These specimens we're pronoun-
ced by scientists who were present, OF exc sed.
ing riches contsitiug FLY eighty per cent.
Of pure metal. The gentlemen who made
the discovery have not fully ascert aimed
The extent of this lead mine, but are satis-
Fed that it is OF vast dimensions, and they
design making arrangements for Immediate
Development. A specimen Of the ore d
now at this Office.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-16


GivE TIE Painters FAra Play we
have piece Of advice which We wish to Ok
firmly aud iDdelibly upon tho public mind,
aud that is. give the printers fair play
Do not forget shat it costs something to
puff" as we'll as to advertise, aud never
spong upon printer in any way whatever
II is printers ink that makes nine tenth OF
your fortunes; it takes money to bny ink,
type and paper; aud yet, after all this.
few are the thanks that the printer gets.
Give the printer fair play, aud give up all
expec' atohs of gratuitous pntfiog, etc.
The great American Stateman, Daniel
Webster. was right when hs remark ed Of
the press. "Small is the sum required to
patronise newspaper; amply rewarded
It's patron, care no, how humble and uns
pretending the gsEette, he takes IL 10
next 10 impossible to Gill sheet with
printed mattsr without putting into it
something that is worth the supscripsioR
price. T a4!yd ,f Sue
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-16
WHOLE NUMBER S39.

4MRp BCcHAskN's AroLoaY. Id tho
stately room Of the Palace Of the Dogos ct
Venice, which is hung With piotores Of iall
the illustfious men, uho hold The chief
nagistracy Of the city, there is one face
turned to the wall, aud the frame that
holds II Is dressed 10 GRAPE A dark snd
solemn square OF black 10 The midst of che
impressive end splendid figures 10 all that
marks the place Of Falieri, who had stirred
up a sedition sgaiust the government. So.
in the history Of our Presidents, sixteen In
al, some have been weak like Pierce, and
s,me con'emptb!e like Tyler, but the face
OF only one, that Of Buchanan, has been
turned. by pretty general consent, TO the
wall Popular report, IL not a more con.
cusive 50 hotity, accuses him Of coonivance
with treachery, II not of direct treachery,
in the administration OF the noble nation
committed to his care, and the place of bis
picture Is blank. gag If
We do not wonder that Mr.. Buchanan
should be intensely anxious to correst this
impression, aud While the rest Of the
people we're heart and sonl absorbed In
subduing the great rebellion be was sup
posed to have encouraged, that he should
baVe Withdrawn into an almost absolute
solitude, TO complete the work Of clearing
bis fame. No man with particle Of SELF
respect, or common decency, would consens
to 20 own to his grave with reputation
SO stained, and wi bout on effort to dispsl
The clouds gathered so tbickiy about bis
setting sun.-N. Y. Post. - laaoueu