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MRS. WINSLOW.
AN EXPERIENCED Nurse and Female Ply
stefan, presents to the attention of Mothers her

A EXPERIENCED Nurse and Female Ply
stefan, presents to the attention of Mothers her
Soothing Syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
which greatly facilitates the process of Teethng by
sotening the gums reducing all infiammations win
alay all PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, mothers, it will give rest to vour
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for over irt
years, and can say in confidence and TRUTH of it
what we have never been able to saw of any other
medicine-Neesr has IL failed Ia a single instance to
e0ec' a cure, when timely used Never did we know
~ instance 81 dissatisfaction by any who used it,
on the contrary all delighted with its operations,
anu speak IN terms of commentator of its magical
eneo's ana medical virtues We speak in this matter
F"nae we do know after thirty years experience;
anu pledge our reputation for the fulfllment Of what
we mere declare. III almost every instance where the
infantis suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
viii be found in fifteen minutes after the Syrup is ad
ministsred. nlE
Full directions for using will accompany each bot
tile. None genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS
& PERKINS, New York, is ON the outside wrapper
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world iii
Price only as Cents per Bottle.
june3sndSw6m
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ANOTHER CURIOSITY FOR BARNuM.

ANOTdEH COR4OSlTX FOR BARNUM.
Capt. Elias Smith, war correspondent of the
New York Tribune, while with Gen. Scofeld's
advance in Raleigh, North Carolina, captured,
near Goldsborough, what may properly be
called an "anti-fugitive apparatus" 1t has a
movable band of iron that fastens with
paddock around the waist, and another band of
the same metal that goes above the neck,
while an iron bar runs through both, and
curves above the wearer's head at an elevation
OF some three feet, with COW bell attached.
With such an apparatus fastened upon him
the negro cannot move without a ring of the
bell, as it is placed quite beyond his reach; be-
sides, thus harrassed, he would be unlikely to
attempt an escape. This anti-fugitiye iron
frame weighs nine pounds. 1t is a curious
machine. As relic of past era of human
bondage and barbarity, it is interesting. The
owner intends to present it to Barnum. We
should like to see this apparatus fastened upon
some Of the of rebels, especially upon those
who have been so cruel to our soldiers while
in rebel prisons IF there is any one rebel
we despise more than another, it is he who
has been instrumental in starving our sol
diers. 1t seems to us that if heaven has a
"bolt red with uncommon wrath" it will vet
fall upon the heads of those monsters in hui
man form who have treated our soldiers with
such hcartless and hellish cruelty.
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B8- Mr.. Daniel Blithin, on Thursday last,
fell from a staging on Fletcher's new building
in Waterville, and was seriously injured. The
Mad says his right arm was broken, and two
fingers of the same hand were dislocated, and
he had also a severe cut over his right eye. Mr..
Blithin was master carpenter, and belongs in
Brunswick.
The Bangor Times is decidedly pug
nacious. 1t is determined to have the last
word. Be itso. 1t wrestles as well on its back
as on its feet. 1t calls upon us to own up to an
error, and no longer kick against the pricks.-
Will our "down-east" friend be any better sat
isfied if we do own up, that in controversy with
him we have kicked against very small prick?
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A Timely Warming to the Sick.


1t b especially important at this time, when tho
markets Of the United States are flooded with the
direst poisons, under the name Of imported liquors.
and when domestic compounds purpOrting to be mo
dicinal, butnot whit less pernicous, are heralded
20 the world as sovereign remedies that the pub
lie should understand the flcts. b, Il known then,
that while all the difusiye stimuants called liquors
are impure, and all the 75ncs containing alcohol are
manufactured with fiery article Containing annyI or
JAsel OH, mortal poison, HoSTETTER's CELE-
DRAFTED STOMACH BITTERs contain none Of
these things, but are a combination Of pure essence
of Rye with the pure juices Of thol most valuable
stomaebic antblious and aperient herbs and plants
and that as safe and rapid remedy tor Dyspep-
STA and all its kindred complaints, this preparation
stands before the world without rival or competitor
It's sales to-day equal to the combined sales Of all
the other onics advertised in the United States, and
the certificates which authenticate It's usefulness are
signed by individuals of thei highest standing jim
every professional calling and walk Of lfs. Beware
of limitations and irspostuTes.
New York House, 80 Cedar Street, ~. 5g
Aug 12.-d&w2w iils l Hfi hn alr.
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q s-.aF u
GoRHAAf.-The Union party in this town
last Saturday nominated Rev. j. K Adams,
D. D., late Chaplain in the U. S. service, as
their candidate as representative and appoint
ed committee to wait upon him and in
form him of his nomination. DIR. Adams ex-
pressed his thanks for the honor and compli-
ment bestowed upon him, but felt that he
must decline the nomination, in consequence
ofthe pressure of personal affairs The Union
party then nominated B. R. Sturgess, Esq, as
their candidate. 1851 s.u8 BUS ,ssI-1l
Rev. DR.. Adams Of New York, brother to
the Chaplain, has been spending a few days in
this pleasant village. On Sunday he preached
two powerful diseourses in the Congregational
Westinghouse. bae let 90 salig lod
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.it Lttft.f l DOuEAS1IC FOkTSa
NEW ORLEANS-Ar Sd inst shin Glad Tfdings.
Thompson, Boston; 4th, barque Savannah, stinson,
Bath brig Ocean Belle, Morton, Philadelphia.
=. AT quarantine. barques Live Oak, and Lexington,
from havana Chattanooga, from Mafanzas.
Adv 9TH, ship Glad Tdngs, for Liverpool with dis
RaIcn; parqge Mary Ann for Hayre; brig Benjamin
z RICHMoND-Sid 10Th, brig croeus. Manson, for
New York. fff ~ Isi alI lIU.lH
BALTIMGRE- 10Th, brig Matilda, Norwood
Below 18th, ship sebastopol, Savin, from Havana.
Ar 18th, sch Haidscrabble. Gregory, Richmond.
q PHILADELPHIA-Arll ths barqne GIatta, Craig
New York; brigs Calmuck, Pettingir, MataDzas: q
Adams. Ayres MansaniIla; d Doane, Steeiman.
New York; schs Camilla, Clark, st John N B Mecca
Small, Newark Nj; Sardinia, HolbroOk, and Corvo'
CID 11th, brigs James Baker, Thompson San Fron
cisco; Mattapong, Wymanl Bath; D,B Doape, Red
do; Mecca, Smith, Passport; Sardinia HoibrooS any
Corvo, Achorn, Portland, anu
Ar 18th, brig Martha Washington, Blancbara q.
Boston; schs Abby Bracket, Achorn New WI y, I'm
land cid for Portland); Alligator Collins Net
NEW, NEW 9oRk.Ar 18th, brig j Richards. GowdS
Griffin, Gould. Gloucester: Pnsha G silacnas;
River; Maria Whitney, Snow Providence zlcoy a.
Heath 1St BSrSSg gp ior Philadelphia -'''''4
Snow Smith rcispp a Atkins Grab Island, sehs
gan Il Jb ~. John Snow, Coffin, Shulee Ms,
Ho ea 11ta parques Winthrop Hin, Falmouth, ia;
Annie M Gray, GRAY. ior Kew West INF Hr1s Caroline
y Jon Havana; B f Nash, Lancy, Cow Bay CB;
9 Prn. Arthemius Mitchell, Philadelphia; LiguFe,
Issy, New York; Saml Gilman Crowell Boston.
ma. AT 18th, bargues Mary Libby, Libby, cardenas;
Fanny Ealer Perkins, Havana; schs Trident, Robin
son, Cow Bay CB; j Litchfield Crockett, from do;
Ganges. Eaion, st John NIB: Russell, from Mach g.;
Martha Maria Main, Calais; Presto, johnson, 90
Irene, Eaton, do; Lizzie, Eaton, Harrlngtoni John
Boynton, Reed Gardiner; Abaeo, Jordan, Rangers
Connections, earle, I'm do for Hackensaoki Panama,
higgins, Ellsworth; Otis, Cariet and Salah Holden,
Roekland; L SNOW, Achorpl fsom dol Jenny Lind,
Ar 18th, barqus Geo Hunt Woodbury., FIN Grand
Turk I'll,
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over twenty years. increasing demand has estab-
hshed the fact that Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
the best In the world. It's the cheapest, the most
reliable, and most convenient Complete IN one bot
e Does no. require any previous preparation of the
hair. NO trouble. No crock or strain, Does not
rub OF or make the hair appear dusty and dead but
imparts to 1t new life and lustre. Produces beau-
full black or brown, as preferred. child can apply
~ it. Always give satisfaction. Only rs cents per
bottle. Sold everywhere. A. L. MATHEWS, Manu-
faeturer, NJ Y. Hela e,s45.ig, .i'Ief
DEMAs BARNES Co., New York, Wholesale
Agents. may12eod1y
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Base BAN Challenge.

The Eon Base Ball Club do hereby challenge the
Howard and Lincoln Clubs, or any "nine" that NAV
be selected in the city Of Portland to play friendly
match game Of base ball. the game to be played any
time during the present month. The Eon Climb.
claiming the Championship of the State, are there
fore, ready to consider challenges from Clubs within
the State. fa E. ASCENCIO,, f. b. B. G. ,
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State er Maine.
CUMBERLAND, So.

CUMBERLAND, So.
1T the Supreme Judicial Court beoua. o,5 ~, -,
(-l Portland, l1tiiR and Tor frrj5 ~, " w as
(--) limo DoHliEi, 1865. 'sS""S OF 4PT't,
On ihe foregoing petition ORpeprr, ~. a.. -,
toner give notice 70 all persc ms interets 1S pe
prayer thereof to appear before the Jnsf;c tne
within aud for the County Of Cnmbr ~ Io1tli,l,
s sost tuesday Of October next by publs6n an
tbyes sld and this order thereon
weekly newspaper, printed in Portland IN aid Coan
5e ' ne s NC 70 be thirty days at least be-
and thera ~ ,'i sla Court that they may then,
sb any eney nave Way the prayer Of said petitioner
" ....- Attest:-- w. FESSENDEN, Clerk
ON. n '''-0 o''eioh anu ofusf u Nou1' ehere-
Attest:-D. W. FESSENDEN, Clerk
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CHARLES CUSTIS & CO.,
WHOLESALE AGENTS for the STATE Of MAINE.
Morton Block, Congress Street, Portland.
July 22-sndtf ------ n


HaIl's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew
err has proved itself to be the most perfect prepare
tion for the hair ever offered to the public.
a It's vegetable compound, and contains no inju-
rious properties whatever. -af ri 81
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIG
JNAL COLOR, AFt&yA fseEE4A
1t will keep the hair from falling put.
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft lus-
trons and silken.lfi6 q O02ug3BC
1t is a splendid hair dressing.
Noperson, old or young, should fail to use it,
1T is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY. 10
50 Ask for Halls icilian Hair Remover, aud
take no other At.sts $3.50 aAt hsa lsalstl
r. P. HALL & CO.,
I'D xA bwa Nashua, N. H., Proprietors
For SAFE by all Druggists. auglosnd& w6m
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D ESQ RARE RECEIPTS-containg many
Secrets and much valuable information never before
made public. including over 100 Receipts now IN ex-
elusive use by the celebrated Metropolitan Hotel in
this city Price 20 cents; mailed, postage free Adj
dress HUTCHINSON & co., Publishers, $50 Broad
way, N w. ,slstssss aa6i b aug15sneod 13t
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THE EIGHTH WoNDER-Of the fashionable
world, Is Sozodont. Ladies as they see their
msullied teeth and rosy gums reflected in
their toilet-mirrors, and gentlemen as their
white incisors flash through their dark mus
taches, wonder how the benighted folk OF
twenty years ago got along without the teeth
identifying, breath-perfuming Sozodont.
Aug, 15-eod3t. 7aei4 1900 .ac sdl
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MARRIED.

In Winthrop, July q, Chas R Bartlett Of By on
and Mary j Wilson, of Mexico.
In Topsham, Aug 1, William Pierce, OF T. and Miss
Jane, daughter OF VIM Barron, Esq, Of Brunswick.
In Portsmouth, Aug 10, William Upper and Mrs
Sarah PushRr, both of Pittsiield Me.
In Montyille, July 49, Edward L Spear and Emily
Patterson. flt ~ sliill--tnaH -iI y
In Montve, July 20, Albert choate and Miss Eliza
ID Young. aiof a ffaf ftff fIIf t-rlift. .sr
In HaIiowell, Aug 6, David A Gown and Imogene
Elms N ft 4 'ft|'f'ti Af'l'iIilN
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In IN, this city, Aug 49, Joseph NJ, youngest son oil
A w True, Esq, aged % years. ~ 49,.
GS Funeral this TUESDAY afternoon, at o'clock
from No SO Pearl street. Relatives and friends are
invited 10 attend. ila ulaI
In P9wnal, Aug7, Mrs Mary Bangs, aged SO year.
months.
In Brunswick, July q, Mrs Abigail, wife Of Benz
French, aged 70 years 10 MONTHS ,iff
In Bowdoinham, Aug 2, Mr. John Whitmore, aged
% years months. b f --. s,s..f IA
In Hallowen, Aug z Mrs Jenny, wife of the late
Capt Frederick Senter, aged "a years.
In Woodstock July 2s, George Whitman, aged q
years months. .7isgi r''f f'Ir -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Custom COAT, PANT and VEST MAKERS 20
60 TO Worcester, Mass Also Girls to do bas,,n oS
nnlshing on Clothing Good prices and cons,a-'.
employment may be depended on Inducs,oos ' IN
De offered, and all information obtained NV adSr~.I
ing > :, ss..sN oy address
No. lei' ies and 40 Main ST., worcester. Mass
Aug. 14-snd2w&w4ts NA'SS'
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If .ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS. EN-
~ GINES, AND RAILROAD IRON.
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS,
OFFICE or ASSISTANT QUARTERAIAsrEp
lVosbjn0hon d. o. dst0s,of ~ -

UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAs rrp
El Washington ID. C., 1agsist ~ ISL
win be sold at CITY POINT, VA, on WFDNyt,o
DAY October II, at II O'Clock A. NJ: Abont s 20
thousand "a 010j tons Railroad Iron. iour
AT PORTSMOUTH, VA, on FRIDAY c,c,..
Is, at 12M; 'o'et
Five t5j first class Locomotive Engines.
About i50l Freight Cars and one III Paaoa,,,s H.,
At NORFOLK, VA, October 13 nj K p s a. NaI-
One new Loclmotiye Engine, 3 foot gauge
At ALEXANDRIA,, VA, on TUESDAY, no..,.
18th; - - Netooer
Firy tSol irst-clSss Locomotive ENGINES. loo, .,
Eighteen llsl new Platform Cars. five s,o. 60.
tt izol new Box Cars, i've 5l f,ot eaa
Aoont three hundred and afy s5ol BOX Gus se; a..
About two hundred and t,,,,,. ,ooo, 49, .
Ret 81 in. gauge. '-'ol FiAtiorm do,
ADont tin noy l5Ol Stock do. feet 81 in 0anoe
d meny ltzzol passenger do eet 81 I'M sa,,
T Two' ~ w rsSs 9g do, feets in. gauge
Slxty DO. do, framed.
Fourteen IA Flats
NS SoSa tNo thousand t2000) tons Railroad IRON
A. oNes 70 commence at ALEXANDpTt ~ -
sold. W Jay 70 day until ali are
Terms; Cash, in Government s,na,
H. L. ROBINcrC
brev. Col. anil 4. q. IT..
August 15-dto oct 10 w. ''li'''''y i'aiif''-'l.
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on resolutions who may be chosen at the
Democratic Convention to-day to prepare
platform upon which the Democrats of MAINE
can stand little while longer and keep up :
show of organization.
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SS On the 18th of July package of letters
was received at Woodstock. Vt. mailed at
ano.ner postofice in the same state, on the I'd
OF May l0a4-more than twenty-one years ago.
The suppositionis that it had all this long time
been concealed in some corner of postofiee.
and brought to light by recent "house clean.
ing and deposited in the mail without susni-
cion of its antiquity.
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CoLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, Is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and eollient in its nature, fagantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in
For sale By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
june31d1yr
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diseases of the Urinary ORGANS.

DIR. GoLDING, No. SO Fore Street, Portland, Me-
attends 10 the Medical and Surgical treatment of
DISEASES OF THE GENITAL AND URINARY
ORGANS DIR. G. also treats all the diseases Of the
human system. See hand-bins Office, HGeneral
Infrrnary," 80 Fore Street, head Of Franklin Wharf
Office hours from A. M. to " M, u Pm, to 9 P.
NJ. Sundays, 81 P. M. to9P.M aug9d1w
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Nonparies Patent SKIRT g1eyato,.s.

Nonp0rieEl Patent Skirt Elevators,
For looping up Ladies' Dresses in graceful fold. The
most convenient article lady can USE Can be at
tached to any dress..,lal al iIs huaIi4aE
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CTS. SET. saa
For sale at the NEW YORK SKIRT and CORSET
STORE, 20 Market Square, Portland. lTil3
Il sirsaI g55i GEORGE ANDERSON, Agent.
Sent by mail on receipt of price. The Trade sup
piled. igprs sraia auq11sn d4w
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DIABoLIoAL OUTRAGE

Mrs Elizabeth Bates, wife of James M.
Bates, residing at the corner Of, Leverett and
Napier streets, Boston (says the Journal,
while returning from South Boston, Sunday
evening, about 10 o'clock, in passing 179 Court
Street, was suddenly seized and gagged by
three or four men, who hustled her up one
fight of stairs, and into room, ON the floor
of which were four mattresses. While the
others held and gagged her, four men, each in
turn outraged her person.. N IF siaaf
One of the mattresses in the room, it APP
pears, was occupied by sick soldier named
William Riehdon, who was an unwilling OBJ
server of the disgusting outrage which was
perpetrated by four other returned soldiers,
who give their names as Antoine Van Weimer,
George W. Northedge, Patrick Shay and John
Dotard.
Mrs. Bates, according to her own statement,
which is corroborated by facts, was detainedin
{ the room until nearly two O'Clock Monday
morning, when she was turned into the street
with threats of further personal violence in
case she made any noise uih-0i .yah
In the meanwhile her husband had been in
search of her, and had made Inquiries of patrol
men, whom he met, if they had seen his wife.
As speedily as the poor woman could, she
made her way home, and informing her hus-
band OF the facts, both left their homes shortly
after two o'clock in the morning in search of
an officer; and, on their way, passed the place
where the outrage was committed baa laltl
Several officers were procured, who proceed
ed to the room, and there arrested the accused.
whose names are given above The officers
also took the sick soldier in charge as wit
ness in the case. The accused are all dis
charged soldiers. 39E or
The accused were brought before the Police
Court yesterday, and after hearing the testi-
mony Of Mrs. Bates, Judge Wright ordered
them to be committed to jail to await the &C
ton of the Grand jury in September next
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A Card.

DIR. HARVEY leaves Portland for New York City
the first of September. All who wish to avail them
selves Of my skill in treating old CHRONIC COM
PLINTs that battle all other modes of practice, would
do well to call before the 10th of August. -
will freely refer you to hundreds in this city that
have treated. IL is acknowledged that | am the
only physician in Portland who can treat Catarrh
with success. Consultation Free. W
OFFICE, $50 Congress Street. July25sn3tt
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COa.sss /
Bussions q

fn-grOsOissg Nails
Removed without pain shedding blood by DR.
EMANUEL, Surgeon Chiropedist, from Boston, who
has taken rooms for week at Kingsbury's Hotel,
sOs Congress st. Charges at office % cts each corn
Aug 14-sndlw#
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Special NOTICES.
Assistant Quartermaster's Office. q. s. A.,
PORTLAND. MAINE.

eAe3 90 80 2t8e August 18th, 1866.
Proposals will be received at this office until ~ M,
Saturday, the 18th inst, for constructing evenly
Eve (75) Double Bunks-Wood-for Fort Preble
Maine.
Plans and Specifications can be seen on application
at 1921 Congress Street, Morton Block.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
bid not deemed advantageous to the Government.
~ 81 HENRY INMAN,
Aug 15-sndtd Capt. and A. @. M.
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'.But OIL her beauty was tar beyond i
Her sparkling gems or snow-white hand" alg
Her loveliness was heightened by the superio
manner in which her magnificent hair was dressed
> it'll sterlings Ambrosia aue4d9w
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Tho next trial for the PRIZE RIFLE wnha 49,
p. Tickets for sale at BROWNS 40 Union 81 ?
Aug 14-snl1w ~ ieti Iistn
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EoREIcN PORTS.

Ar ct eadiz 9th ult, barque Aretta, coleorl from
New York.
Ar at Victoria vi June 20, brig Franklin Adams,
Boston.
New York, ldg.
At Salt Cay II 9th ult barque Geo S Hunt. Wood
bury, Tor New York ldg
good, Portland.
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IMPORTS.

HILLsBoRo NIB. Sch Belle : 1ss tons coal. TO
Kerosene Oil Co. ~ lIlt
ST JOHN NIB. Sch hO-95o ship knees, to VIM
Brown.
Sch Armada-14Oo ship knees, to VIM Brown
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY AND Pc ~
SENATORIAL DIs1RlOf
CONVENTION

The citizens oroumberland County VINO support
the National Administration oil Asphh" SoANsoN'
and tsa state Almiastration Of SAMUEL CoNY," are
1eresv rs7usstef 60 send Delegates to the eonven-
tion r. he held in PORTLAND, at the CITY HALL,
Thar5days August 18th,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of
nominating Candidates for
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
-FOUR SENATORS. l,f-s tfs-i.
COUNTY TREASURER.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER. Btt
Also to elect COUNTY COMMITTEE for the ensu-
ing year.
Each City and Town win be entitled to send one
Delegate and an additional Delegate for every sew
enty-fve votes cast for Gov. CoNY in Sept, 1884
and ono a., a majority fiaction--aa foIlows:-
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Sch Starlight, (of Portland) York, from Bangor for
Washington, with cargo of hay, took fire off Nam
tucket Shoal, about O'Clock PM 18th inst and was
burnt to the waters edge and sunk. The fire was
first discovered IN the deck load and in hour AFTER
the vessel disappeared. The captain and crew saved
steamer Lewiston, on Sunday. The S registered 205
tons, was built in 1857, owned by Capt York an oih-
ers and was uninsured. 49,
Sch Star, iot Rocklandl Keene, from Bangor CIR
Dighton, with q cargo of lumber, was toWel ir5o
Newport on Saturday afternoon full Of water bavins
struck on rock off Cuttyhunk.
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~ M HARMON Dc SAWYER,
q. S. War claim Agents for Maine,

d. BlSkNEl-L'S VEGETABLE DYSENTERY
SYRUP, contains no opiate or mineral substance.
Very pleasant to the TASTE mild in its effect, yet sure,
safe and reliable, and is Warranted to cure Dyson
terry, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint,
Pain Or Cramp in Stomach or Bowels tits the finest
medicine Tor children as well as grown persons, ever
offered the public. Try it! No cure no pay. y
Prepared only by EDWARD SUTTON, Providence
R. /. For sale by Druggists generally.
july17dSw2m H. II. HAY, Agent for Maine.
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SPOKEN.

Aug 2 lat q. Ion 70 49, brig Caroline Eddy az Ram
gor, from New York for Cardenas
Aug lat 43 30 lon SO 80, ship Margaret Evans TN