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For the Right.
FOR THE UNION-rOR THE COUNTRY.


Republicans!
Horking Hen j.!
1t is for us to decide at the ballot box
this fall between peace, the Right, the
Union. the Country, or bitter, bloody
revolution. And before you vote, we
beg of you as a brother would speak
with a brother, to consider well what
you will do.
We have had a terrible war. When
the people forgot the Constitution and
Democracy, trouble went abroad over
our once happy country.
The war IS over with now we want
the peace the war was promised to
bring.
You are asked this fall to vote again
for the radical, abolition measures
which bigotry and bayonets forced on
the country. Ask any man to name
even one blessing that has been brought
to the country by the lorsaking Of
democratic principles. When democ-
racy ruled we all had
Peace.
Plenty.
! Prosperity.
/ Light taxes.
/ y united country.
| Equal and light taxation.
| The constitution was our guide.
The laws Of our country We're hon
ored.
| Peace and progress went hand in
hand opening forests peauulylng
/ plains, erecting ciueS, educating the
people, protecting all alike adding to
ouEterItory, ahdlmPfoElhS llat "ilicn
we had.
Then came Republicanism, abolition
In, rodfo,Ii.,o ,rorobv dosoIation
do,.o.t,+;,n corr,.;o, di.raoord oi
,,,.. l,,o,,+,,r;,,,, o,,nro.siop nnaoual
+,,,,tfo, ori.+oora+;c nrotactiopisr,
,,,l ,,t,,;,,o. I,.,+ o,.iI. ;,,,,r,,or,hIo
p,d:o,r..r, ..oot h,,,,ol,4 ono hIoss-
inc, fo tbo ,oor,o or -bo country
.t,.al+ ,IJ,1 80 +lo ,,+io,,,, do
min
b,.o,t hoooe4+o5 ,bo rl.ol- -oco
e,.-t.,.l.,,,,....-. .-.,..,,,,o :. T., 1,,, ,,.,,.,a
|
of 1T s'na 1s1 s%s' nos %sSo osa's the citizen NOR.
Oulo III 'VIooii VI Pi'PO''S i'' 'i'o7o
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\ big Observation-Disclosures b. Cess
ma, OF Negro Pie Nicnotoriety, black
striped coon, II parcel of boys, and J.
Cessna bringing up the rear-went 10
Bloody Run, on Saturday last
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"INTHIS REPUBLICTHE SAME
LAWS MUST AND SHALL APPLY
TO EVERY MORTAL AMERICAN,
FRESHMAN, AFRICAN, GERMAN
OR TURK" ."-Ihod ,Stctats (See Bed
ford iitqijrerl.
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The Old SeceSsi0niSts aad the Radicals n,
CO-Dartnership.

The ''isichinOr7I Examiner on Politics.
The masses Of the people, and nine
out of every ten of the statesmen, Of
the South, have given up the idea that
Secession is either Constitutional or
practicable. But there is here and
there a stif-necked Secessionist who
doesn't want the Union restored and
who, therefore, strives to do all he can
to keep up trouble between he people
of the North and the South IN order
to do this hcpIays into thcbands Of the
Radicals by denouncing President
Johnson and by declaring that Thad
Stevens theory that tie ,Southera ,Slatcs
are out Of the Union accords with and
is practically an acknowledgment Of
the successful establishment Of the dog
ma Of Secession. Men of this class are
in entire harmony with the Radicals,
for the reason that they know that if
the Democrats get into power, tie IN
ion rW be restored. The following from
the Richmond E,camu,er, of late
date, shows the drift Of the designs Of
this handful ofconspirators. Letevery
Union man read this and say whether
he can vote with party that is hand
in glove with men who talk in this
style:
THE Northern Elections.
There Is some anxiety manifested Il
mong our people in regard to the prob
able result Of the coming elections in
the Northern States. We confess our
deep concern in the issue, but We-dilier
from those who desire the success Of
the Conservative, or Democratic ticket.
The Radicals hold that the .s01Ehera
States ny'@ ant Of ibe Onion. This was
our view during thecontinuanceof the
war, nay, It was the opinion Of every
ma1, Wu"an and child in the whole
Cu3t@aert9cy. Let, therefore, the Rad
ic;ti party succeed and our intcrpreta-
tom O.. the Federal Constitution be-
rome- lie rule. and the theory upon
Whiea She North acted during the war,
falls to the ground. Besides what
thanks dove owe the Democrats of the
North? During the war they fought
in the Federal armies, nay, the most
dangerous leaders Of the Union party
during our struggle for independence
We're Democrats. SEYMOUR. of New
York, and PARKER. Of New Jersey,
both Of them Democrats. LOST Us
THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG,
by rushing their State troops to the
rescue Of Gen. Meade Then, there
were Mcclellan, Meade, Grant, Slo-
cum, Blair, Custer, R0secranz and 9TH
ers, the very qu!ntessenCe OF Federal
chiValry, helping 10 reduce us into sub
lection, and all Of these are Democrats.
Earragut and Porter, who did more 10
cripple Us than all the armies put in
| the field against Us, too are Democrats.
Why, then, should we have any sym
| pathy with the Northern Democracy?
| Rather, why should we not desire the
| success Of their opponents? For our
| own part we hope and pray for the tTi-
umph OF the Radicals. Their success
/ will be IN uchW0r'edURcjt on the part
! TEN SOUTHERN STATES ARE
OUT OF THE UNION, and PRAC-
! TICALLY. OF THE INDEPENi-
| especially that Geary may succeed in
! Pennsylvania, as he is in the hand, Of
| Mr. IhaddeuS Stevens, and hence his
/ o. x,-ylI !
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'"THE GREATISSUETOBE MET
AT THIS ELECTION IS THE CUES
TION OF NEGRO RIGHTS. .''-Thad.
,StereHS (See Bedford Mquire1)
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All who believe that this is a White
Mans Government and that it ought
to be administered by white men, all
who are opposed to Negro Suffrage and
Negro Equality, all who are opposed
to the reckless expenditure of the peO-
pies money, by the legislation of Con-
gress, all who fought for the prestrva-
ton of the Constitution and the rest0-
ration Of the Union, and who believe
that by the suppression of the rebeIl-
ion, the Union has been restored, with
the dignity, equality and rights Of the
several States unimpaired," all who
are in favor Of an economical admins
tration Of the Government and a re-
duction of the national expenses, all
who are in favor of the Reconstruction
Policy Of President Johnson, and all
who denounce the reasonable utteran-
ces of the Radicals, are earnestly re-
aucSted to assemblein
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TUESDAY, Oct. s.
FOR ASSEMBLY.

We are authorized to announce Col. John II.
Filler of Bedford county, an independent can
didate for Assembly subject to the decision of the
people on the second Tuesday Of October next
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Dem. MAJ. l!6
Hence, if the Democracy of the dis
trict can do as we'll now rs they did two
years ago, the election of their candi-
dates for Senator and Representative is
assured. Go to work, therefore, and
victory Will crown our efforts.
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GRAND RALLY
OF
The People !

BIZ the etelndI! the onion must d1ld
shall be preserved Jackson, 1892
JOHNSON, 1866.
Tdroti0n UithOm Representation is
Tyranny !-DECLAEATIoN Or INDIE
PENDENCE.
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Farm for sale in Freeport.


rNHE farm belonging to The late Charles Waite i.
Il offered for SALE The said farm is situated Of a
mile tfcm Freercrt Corner on tho main road and
tains about 30 acres of land and under good state
cultivation. and well divided, There is large or
chard of thirty trees. The farm cnts about thirty
Tons OF hay and is well fenced and wood enough for
family use, the house cOmmodious, and in good order
with outbuildings and large barn attached all i'll good
order. The i;lrm is well watcrcd and there is two
wells, and good cisteIn in the collar. For further
particulars enquire at the premises or address
auge3-dGw GEO. WAITE. Gardiner, Nc.
EOk SALE-House No. 81 Bracket street. The
u lot Il 30 feet front by about 100 feet deep
1t contains 10 rooms, is very conveniently sed,
has gas fixtures and plentiful supply Of hard and
soft water isvery near the line OF the horse and
every way desirable residence. For terms apply
to Il: T. DEANE, No. Clapp's Block, Congress st.
HOUSE and Lot for Sale. "A two and a hal.
1storied House on Alder Street; only three years
OLD, an abundance OF good water; has o fine garden
Of fruit trees and shrubery. The lot contains about
more ii desirable. The house is thoroughly finish
ed Of the best materials and is located IN an unob-
jectionable neighborho0d.
Apply to VIM. FL. JERKS, Real Estate 81 oker,
OF Horse Railroad Office, opposite Preble House.
July l2-dtf .IT1I
DARN for Sale in Westbrook. choice farm OF
IL 40 acres, well divided into moving pastnage
and tillage; lone field of 80 acres). A two story
Farming Tools, Stock and present Crops In ali re-
spects this is OF the best Farms in the count v
Inquire of J.C. PROCTOR, s. Middle ST.,
jul16du Opposite the "Wood's Hotel"
GENTEEL Residence for sale in Gorham. One OF
~ the finest residences in Gorham, now occupied
by Majo Mann is offered for sale The house is two
stories, thoroughly finished inside and out and in
situation is unsurpassed In that beautiful village
The lot Is large, upon which s fruit trees various
kinds, shruberry. &c. nice spring of excellent
water is handy to the door, and large brick cstern
the cellar. 1t also has fine stable This excellent
property will commend itself 10 any man who is in
want OF pleasant home within go minutes ride OF
Portland. "
For further particulars enquire OF VIM. H. JER-
RiS, Heal Estate Agent, at Horse Railroad Office,
opposite treble House. jy11dtf
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New Work. Markets.

ftr Ht .I NEW YORK, SEPT. g.
Cotton-frm; sales 1900 bales; Middling Up
hnis 1t SO a 35.
SD a. 10 ~ Round Hoop Ohio at co a 70 Co.,
v esfern 90 a 80. Southern; sales at go q
. 1t25.
10000 bush. Amber state, new. at So "a 9 81
Corn-5 "a 1c higher; sales CO 1000 bushels; Mixed
Western at 81 e23 "a e2s.
Fork-heavy; slles 6,5oo bbls. new mess at 90 25 "a
Sc 90. "
Lard-frmer; sales COO bbls. at 1el a 2os.
Srgars-activc; sales 800 hhds fTHscoYado at 1o3
"a go boxes Havana and 2, $50 bags Manila on
tr@ghts to LIVERPOOL dull,
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SCIiOOI, Books OF all kinds, for the Fall and VIM
~ ter Term at Wholesale AMI Retail.
Bailey n N0yes,
seFJdiw 1S4 Fore St.. fI0t Of Exchange.
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DIED.

In this city, Sept. G, Mr.. Samuel Soule, ag d "A
years months. g
Funeral this Friday afternoon, at q O'clock from
No. Dow street. .fs'.s.--
In Concord. n IT,, Sept. Q Nellie f., only daugh-
ter Of A. II. and Maggie A. Chase, aged 70 months.
In Wales. Sept I, Alvan Fogg, Esq, aged 62 years
In Batn, Sept.3, Mr. lothian NORWOOD, aged So
years months.
In sout,sogt, Sept. 2, Mrs A'igaiI, wife of Henry
Cameron, aged % Years. ~ &.
In Saco Sept. !, Lucidda r., daughter Of DIR. j. L.
Allen. aged % years.
In Saco, Aug. 81, Mrs. Adel;ne, widow of the Late
Joseph Leavitt, aged i2 years.
In Fairfield, Aug. 10, Mrs. Emma II. Nutting,
aged 10 years.
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Boston Stock List.
|es Mt fha Rrnkers' BOARD. Sent
MARRIED..

In Westbrook, by Rev. W. N. Richardson, Joseph
IL: Brown and Miss George Kenney, both OF w.
In Frelp port, Sept 3, Samuel s. Mitchell and Miss
Martha A. Loomis, of Skowhegan
In Saco, Sept. 1. William j. Bradbury and Miss
Amanda NJ. Adams
In |sennebunk, Wentworth g. Kicker, OF Bidde
lord. nd Abbie 4. Taylor, OF X. 81 s.,
In lewiston Sept. a. Wal nee w. Rice AMI Luella
NJ Chase.
Iu Skowhegan, Denj. T. Bige'ow and Sarah il.
Robinson.
Ia Passport Reuben Libby AMI Harriet FlOon;
Jas. W. Spear and Susan L. Balkan.
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Foreign Market. per Atlantic Telegraph.

nm, LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Eyeuing, Sept. 3.
Ihc cotton market is dull, and prices have declined
s Iua1ier Of penny per pound. The sales to-day
Ier pound. :
The Breadstuffs market is firmer.
Change.
- LONDON, "Wednesday Evening Sept. o.
Collsols closed to-day 1T set ior money. -
The following are the closing quotations ior Mner-
can Securities: United States 520's at ~. limos
Central shares at 7s3. Erie Railroad shares at a09.
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New Unfinished House and One
Acre of Land for $1,000
o. THE above house is located on Stevens
E:;:I Plains, about five minutes walk Of the horse
.EkssA. cars. Apply Immediately to
w. HI. JERKS, under Lancaster Hall.
Scnj11w fif :
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For Sale.

LOT co feet by 100 ON Grcon near Portland street
IA with The buildings thereon Less than half the
Lot is occupied by buildings. leaving sufficient
for another coed sized building and good location
for refill store. This property rented before
the fire. and is now rented for $500 per aimum and
will be sold at bargain. al
1fnot sold within ono week at private salc it will
be sold al auction
FRANKLIN CRAWFORD.
143 Commercial Street.
Portland Sep. list, 1ScC. sep1-d1w+
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THE MARKETS.
rELEGRAPH1c REPORTS.
Financial

..r.F+rff u. 81 NEW YORK, Sept. 6.
The Commercial says stock market continues de-
Vi cssed. Governments weaker. Money in more de-
maud, but The supply is ample. Foreign Exchange
more active. Alter the beard the general stock iist
was q per cent higher. -
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that my wife, Martha j..
IN Vcfrill, having left my bed and board without
cause or rrovoeation. shall pay 10 debts of her
contracting or thatmay be contracted for her or the
child she took with her. from this date.
ta BENJAMIN r. VERRILL.
Portland, Sept l. 1896. sepid1ws
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DOMESTIC PORTS.


IS :, NEW, oRLEANS-cld 10Th, ship Northampton
is-' lowed 10 sea 10th, barque Montana.
~ L SAVANNAlI-Cld 31st, barflue Mary E,izal,tb
I5 Crockstt, Philadephia' Cordoba, Wells, New York
HAMPTON RQADs-!Ar I'd. brig Clara Nj Good.
French, rosby, do.
90. PHILADELPHlA-A Ar 81, sch Mary Fletcher
I'D Sd, sch Grace Watson, Nj kerson Hartford.
ti q NEW YORK--Ar 4th. brig Leighton, Leighton
Jacksonville; sch G Lane, Lane, Fall River.
r Heagan, Bunker, New Haven.
ar 9Th, bar1ue Brilliant Colburn, Palermo.
Cid 9Th, Slip Great Western, Cunningham Liver
pool; barque Nineveh, Baker, Galveston. =, a
NEW LoNDoN--sli 4th, brig Jas Davis, Crosby
sTONINGToN-Ar 4th, sch Cameo Elwell. Rom
9 dout for Portland. n 49,, j = - -
PROyIDENcE-Ar5 9th, sch valhalla, Lord from
Sailed, schs > CLARK, Gates, and "A Heath, VIII
7s NlswPoRT1Ar 4th, sch Mora, Chadwick, from
Ar 9Th, barque Sacramento, Hussey, Charleston
for Providence; schs Lila, Cocker, Charleston f1r
Providence; Jane, Loud Bangor Tor DisIfon: Surf
Shaw, Steuben for Providence. "'A >
- Sid 9TH brig Elvra tor Philadelphia; sch Harriet
Fuller. and Magnum Bonum a ! :
r. HOLMES HOLE-Ar fth bries Delmont Locke
cochran, and Sarah Peters, Wallac', PHILADELPHIA
II3sdS9skia Smith FIN Providence for Ellsworth:
LINDSEY Glover, Rochland for New York; j Boyn
N Hee1, Calais for do; O hir, Norwood, FIN do for
pt n port 9th sTigs Meteor belmont Locke Sarah
and = im ness New Zealand r T Chase, Loduskia,
NEW BEDFoED-Ar 81, col, uonn;o w,stbroo,
LittIejo6n, Ehzabethport sen hanme WestnrooK'
booIO I N-Ar ct9, barques EureI,. Smith Iiver
pool. AZ Shali Gott fin Ciepfneoos'. adis 49,
Haze, Eizabethpnrt; Mara Louisa S scnS ol5o
w Allen, Curii., Dennysville + g Ri,u t, nork
Bath; VIM Roll, Alley, Portland. Gailett, move
do Trader, Jescn, Eoclland. - 'eeah' turks,
Cid 9th, barque Surprise, new Nckerao, Ca,
tar; sch Pres Washington Leeman Augnsf,, oiprai-
Cid 9th, brigs Maria Wheeler, Whoeler Go, n
Mecosta, Norton, Mobile; jeremiah, Ford Cha LAY
ton. u asA = 2af l.--t 1-t-
sALEN--Ar 4th, brig EImira, Hutchinson Port
land for Phiadep ia; sch Rio, Gamer, Waldoboro:
SSth, Aurora, Miller, Biuehi1 Baltic, Dow, from
MHbridce. f+N'f +-A - f'a-Na
DPORrSaI0UTH-Ar 4th, schs IIarbnger, Ryder,
1HTiaade,phia; Betsey Ames, Call, Bangor.
Roo f11s,alsi-Ar 25tb, barques w Nichols from
hr;Cs X ~ White Foam, Freeman, Providence
New YorS Drisko Eaton, Boston; Trenton, SAWYER,
Galveston. ' oafque oIk HUGE uihl' iof
Nsn AVX ar I'd, sch Cyrus Fos EFT, Hodgdo,
r,s So 'Gt, SENS Rogers ErRns New York Hen
SD 5ist ,chs e W Dexter. Eastman No,v ,,ort
Sid %, brig Abbot Lawrence Creoou ~,
sch Elizabeth, Ware, Boston, e'is' rev YORK !;
Sid 4th sch Midnight, Curtis Boston
ROCKLAND-Ar LIST, sch Olive Avery. wnso.
New York, NV .fN'E 5I@~ Z $500 "hson,
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Free to AW !
School Rocks.

A BEAUTIFUL CARD PHOTOGRAPH sent free
"A TO any one. Address "PHOTOGRAPH Lock
Box G0S7, Boston Mass. aug 24-tiGm
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MARIN Fl N -EWS
.ssags.PoRT OF PORTLAND.

s" 'tfs Thursday. Septic mber 6.
.--o-ssr. -......,-... ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Chisholm, from st John N B
for Boston.
80 Sch Mod, (Br) Marsters, st John, NE. tss
Sch Daniel York, (Br) CrOssley, Chcverie, Ms, for
Boston, 80 i' .t- ~
Sch Addie Emma, Thomas, Bay Chaleur, with 155
"a bhls mackerel. l.c, 14rs
Sch John Dennis, Thurlow, Newiyuryport.
Sch Laura MAY, Gray, Bangor.
Sch @ Farnsworth. Gray, Bangor.
Sch Sea Flower, Bunker, Bangor. q
Sch Ohio, Sargent, Bangor. az
Sch friendship, GRAY, Bangor. a-e rE
Sch Belle Dunton, WestDort.
Sch lacy Jane, Spaalding, R0ckland.
Sch Enterprise, Drinkwater Bangor for Dorchester
Sch Jessie Benton, Snow, Bangor for Boston.
SloQp Grin, Savage. Richmond.
AKA Sioop Hector, Morse, Bath. i. - lF
CLEARED.
~ Brig Mary j Goddard, (Br Whipple, st john NB
Sch Corbulo, Norton, New York-Orlando Nick
ar-r-sf.
SAILED Briggs Hattie Wheeler, Wanderer;
schs Iaesburg, II Deputy, Ceresco Montana Har-
riot, Elizabeth, Cocheco, and others.
Sch Python, Chosen, from Jersey City for Port
land put into Stonington LIST inst, very leakv and
will hayeto discharge and so on the marine railway
i = Il q
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S. T.-1SCn.-X.-The amount Of Plantation Bittcrs
sold in year is something startling. They would
fill broadway six feet high, from tile Park to 18th
tons IN New York. 1t is said that Drake Painted all
the rocks in the Eastern States with his cabalistc
IS. T-1sG0'-X.," and then got the old granny lcgs
lators pass law '.prcycntng dsigurg tho face ct
NATURE Which gives linn monopoly. We do not
how this is, but we do know that Plantation Bittcrs
all classes ofthc community. AMI are death On Dys
Iepsia-ccrtain. They arc very inrigorating When
languid and weak and a great appetizer"
Sarato prins Water, sold by all Druggists.
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Canada Lumber for Sale.

1i Cana0a LUMBER Tor Sale.
CHIPPING BOARDS, and SUGAR BOX SHOCKS
- --brlnd. saint Lawrence Mills, Canada. T.
Cushing deliverable in Now York, or Rcpentigny
c. T.. IL miles below Montreal on St. Lawrence river
from whence shipments can be made direct to Cuba
Address, T.te Il. II. CUSHING.
aug2TIGw ReJentimy. G. L.
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For Sale or to be leased for q term
- of YAaHS

- House for Sale No 80 Myrtle Street. En-
h9::: quire at No. 8 Central Wharf.
@iis.k. July 12-du
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INSURANCE

T q. TwoMbley, General Insurance Dn ouhi;c
4. would inform his many friends ana t ine Pnsnr
generally that he is prepared to continue Fire TiCc
5nce Rnsines as Broker, and can pi t1 ht CIV
md Marine insurance to any extent N ene oesc
n MES in tbe United States. Al DdsHs' ois u'cu
+ NJ re shall be faithful ly attendc1 70. -
10 my re nI Rice's Paper Store, No. 1888 Fore st,
where orders can be Ieit JaI1ooi
,.UTU.r, BENEFIT LIRE INSURANCE co.
M The numerous Policy holders in this popular
Gon,nanv and the public generally, are informed
not ts at;ce is now established at No. 80 CONNER
;at street. In Thoma5' Block. eEH
''A' WARREN SPARROW,
jul 10 State Agent.
TNsURANCE-LOsses by tlse late fire all
L pnid up-An persons desiring sale Insurance,
may place iull confidence in the Companies repre-
sened by j. d. SEAVEY, Agent,
Office, IL Market Square.
Risks taken as low as in any good Company.
JULIO
E,TNA INsU ANCE CO.-Al parties hav.
II ing claims against the " az na," arising from
losses by the recen fire, will please present them
once for adjustment and payment, at our office
Those etfecting insurance reminded that We con.
tinue to issue Policies for this favorite Company
on all insurable property.
FOYE, COFFIN & SWAN, Agents,
Jul2O-dH 1856 Fore street.
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For Sale.

TN SACCARAPPA. two stcry house, nearly new
l. containing well finished rooms within two or
thrcc minutes wink Of tho Depot, Schools. Churches
and stores. Terms to accommodate the purchaser.
Inquire at this Office, or II. +. Murch, of Sacca-
rappa. augs03ws
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REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE. 1 will sell on favorable terms as to
~ payment, or let for term of years, the lots on
te corner of Middle and Franklin streets. and on
Fran street. including the corner of Franklin and
~ III streets. Apply TO VIM. billiard, Bangor,
" odAA n q REED, Attorneys, Portland. jy12tt
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OR T L q II ID
SACO & PORTSMOUTH h. r.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,

Commencing Monday, May 14ih, 1866
EEszsz5Fs1 Passenger Trains leave Portland Tor
saksssid8 Boston at $40 A. NJ, ESQ and GOO Tea
pressl T. NJ.
Leave Boston for Portland at 1880 a. NJ, 500 and
IO0texpress; p. M.
On Mondays, Wednesdays at Fridays the Express
train to and from Boston will run via Boston Maine
North Berwick, South Berwick Junction, Dover, Ex-
eIer, Hayerhill and Lawrence. And on tuesdays,
dhnrsdays and Saturdays will run via the Eastern
North Berwick, Portsmouth, Newburyport, Salem
MEcHANIc's aid LABoRER's Train will leave
Biddeford daily, Sundays excepted, at 8 A. M, and
Saco at 49, arriving in Portland at $40.
Returning, viii leave Portland for Saco and Bid
deford and intermediate stations at 8 20 Z. M.
freight train, with passenger car attached, will
leave Portland at 40 A. M for Saco and Biddeford,
and returning, leave Biddeiord at $50 and SAGE at
8 40 M,
Portland, July q, 1866. jules
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-07
To be Leased for a Term of Years

10 UC LCstSCU lOF a IVTIII OI cars.
THE valuable lot of land Corner Of Exchange and
Middle Streets, occupied before the fire by tho
well known Fox Block. Inquire Of Patterson 81
Chadbourne, dealers in Real Estate, or OF
WILLIAM o. FOX,
aug IA dit AT 1CS4 Middle st.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-07
FOB SALE!

ONE half a two story dwelling house, with IA acre
" OF land situated In Sacclrappa, the west side
of the Presumpscott river, and within three minutes
walk Of the Depot. Well locatc with good cstcri.
Price, 500 le 6IERSITT w. STILES.
aupo0-3w&
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-07
Valuable Real Estate on Elm ST.,
FOE SAL e..

A PORTION of The ''DAY" Estate on Elm Street,
n comprising over $4,000 feet OF land, together
with Brick Houses, Stable &c. This property is To-
Gated OH Elm and Cumberland streets all susceptible
feet. 70 = "a
The above property is offered for saleeither in por-
TONS or collectively, ON liberal terms Apply to
augoG-ti 9t y. JOHN C. PROCTOR