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How TO EXTRACT A NEEDLE.-Dr.
W. W. Porter, of Geddes, recently re-
moved a needle which had been for
nearly four weeks deeply imbedded in
the muscles of the hip of child two
years of age, by passing positive pole
Of horseshoe magnet, highly charged
over one extremity of the needle. In
a few minutes he easily discovered the
needle coming near the surface, and in
less than half an hour the head was
drawn through the skin, and it was ca
silly removed. 1t was about two inches
in length. The child during most of
the process was as quiet as though moth
ing unusual was being done. This
statement will interest readers generally
and it may be of service in cases like
the one related above.
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PRINTERS LITANY.-From the want
of gold, from wives that scold, from
maidens old, by sharpers sold-preserve
us )! From foppish sneers, mock auc-
tioneers and woman's tears-deliver us
From singing flies, from coal black
eyes and baby cries-deliver us I! From
the seedy coats, protested notes, and
leaky boots-protect us! From creak-
ing doors, wife that snores, confouned
borcs and dry goods stores-protect US
From shabby hats, and torn cravats,
and flying brickbats oh, save us !
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A SERMON ON PRECIOUS STONES.
An extravagant baronet, well known
to the clubs in St James, London, being,
on one of very many occasions, hard
pressed for money, bribed his wife's
waiting-woman to procure for him her
ladyship's casket Of diamonds, with
which he forthwith proceeded to the
family jeweler, expressing wish that
be would substitute the best paste for
the real article, when her ladyship
would be none the wiser; to which the
lapidary unhesitatingly replied, "Why,
Sir Charles, I did that for my lady
more than t,oelve months ago!' thus
showing that "my lady" was quite as
fast as her "lord," and in nothing was
he her "master." I'd
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THIRD DIVISION U. S. INT. REV.
County Official Directory.

Tbonal M%; a. Hspas Hs9as'd' Members Of the Senate
II II N n SsSiEsF, oSiiisr, Member, of til. assembly
Isaac Aver.
James Barclay. y............ County Judge
Jas. Oliphant,. ...... Sheriff and Collector
j. A. Foster. CLERK and Recorder
J. G. Severance, ........ District Attorney
G. B. Hopkins, ,............ Treasurer
Wesley K. Boucher. Surveyor
J. g. Kelly. Public administrator
F. O. Barstow,. Sup't of Public Instruction
DR.. A. H. Herchner. er............ Coroner
VIM. P. Peek, Supervisor LIST Dist.
james Cole, e,...... ..Superuisor I'd Dist.
J. j. Stoddard .... Supervisor Sd Dist.
A. j. Crooks, Dep. Assessor U. s. Int. Reu.
P. w. Scribner,. Dep. Col. U. S. Int. Rev.
FOURTH TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
J J., F ! Howard Q JP. l. Henderson, C.
J ohm LeBarr,. .... Assessor and Collector
Thos. o O'Hare, Road Ouerseer
FIFTH TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
on'ia Robertson aSaass Up j. MT aodsn. Hr'n"n
B. K. Thorn. ...... Assessor and Collector
NJ. O'Connell. Road Ouerseer
SIXTH TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
W L Hopkins j. r. Tho's brady. T.
G. F. Wessen, Assessor and Collector
Albert Buhlert. rt............ Road Ouerseer
SEVENTH TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
R koat Fl 6saIIs, 65iggs 1P. oTspnsaan %'nssao
Wallace Briggs. =. Assessor and Collector
L. 4. Hopki s........... Road Overseer
EIGHTH TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
g g $ sifiswS,s nssyss 1P 6 M osr!isssi Ms;si''
E. L. Thayer,. Assessor and Collector
J. A. Morse, Road Ouerseer
NINTH TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Ed Burrows LP. a Al P s,! Jordan C.
Freeman Jas Silver
ED. Green. Assessor and Collector
Moses Towfe,... Road Orerseer
TENTH TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Levi Langdon up. M Mccormick C
J. A. Dunn. ....... Assessor and Collector
j. NJ. Thompson. ,.......... Road Ouerseer
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Jas. G. Kelly, ]. J. Stoddard.
G. NJ. Whitlock, S. S. Abbott,
Walter L. Hopkins, Ed. Loughlin,
T. K. Wilson, Allen Taylor,
Isaac Aver.
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FOURTEEN tons of rock from. the Al
lison Ranch lead we're crushed last week
which paid the sum Of seventeen thou
sand dollars. 1t seems the longer they
work this mine the better it pays.
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ANrIDoTE FOR PoIsoN.-f arsenic
(ratsbane) is taken, swallow the white of
an egg. If acid poison is taken, such
as aquafortis, sulphuric acid, prussic
acid, ETC., swallow soda and water, sal
eratus and water, or any alkali. Salt
and mustard taken in warm water will
vomit immediately.
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THE following statement exhibits the
amount Of vacant public lands in FIVE
of the late insurrectionary States: Al
ALBANIA, 6,732,O1S; Louisiana, 6,22S,-
1902; Florida, 1,032, 1856 !. Mississippi,
4. .769, 1856; Arkansas, 9 ,298, ,023 acres.
There are no public lands in the States
of North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Tennessee or Kentucky. q
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PRETTY GooD.-The following item
is pretty good specimen of the serio-
comic. 1t is from New York paper !:
The Sandwich Island girl who was
recently abducted from that island by
the captain of British yacht, has been
returned by said Captain, who claims
that the whole transaction was s'only a
joke" The whole navy of King Kam-
mehami, consisting of one small steam
tug, was sent in pursuit Immediately af-
ter the abduction, and soon overhauled
the yacht, which was becalmed. The
captain of the latter facetiously offered
the naval commander some provisions,
as he was so far from home, but refused
to be "boarded' himself. aal T.
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The present yield Of petroleum in
the Eastern States is estimated at l2,-
900 barrels per day, Of which II ,415
barrels come from Pennsylvania alone.
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COURTRECORD.

COURTRECORD.
TERMS OF DISTRICT CoURT.-2d Monday
of January, April. July and October.
TERMS OF COUNTY CoURT.-First Mon
day Of March, June, September and Decem-
Der. .--- r-e---y. .-----,. p
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"WHERE shall I get panel?" said
the sheriff to the Judge "Why, 1 sup
pose, sir, that you can get enough pam
els out of DOORS" .asassag fs'i
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voice raved and stormed, jealous and
rcrengeful.
81 know he is here; l saw him come
into the house with you. You locked
the door; I'll have his heart out, where
is he ?"
Hear me Hear me I will ex-
plain" urged the lady.
As I listened to hear the explanation
the husband walked plump against me;
and at the same moment the light ap-
peared. L .la
Well. B." we cried, deeply
interested, for we knew that every word
of his story was true, chow did you get
out of the scrape?"
81 used violent remedy for so vio-
lent complaint. Driven into corner
my life in danger-perceiving at q
glance that Othello was not as strong as
I was, threw myself upon him, fell
with him, and held him there until I
had given him full explanation of the
error, made him hear reason, and tanned
him to be as gentle as lamb. Then I
left, rather unceremoniously, and l have
never seen Othello or Desdemona since.
SPANISH CUsToMs.-The Madrid
correspondent of the London Times,
says:
"You would say, on a first cursory
glance at the streets of Madrid, that
there are none but carriage company.
The number of comfortable and even
elegant equipages here would seem to
be altogether out of proportion with
the amount Of population and their fini-
cal circumstances. Stand before the
Upper House of Senate, and you will
hardly see one out of $50 members
coming to serve his country otherwise
than in coach and pair. Strange to
say, however, all these brilliant equipa-
ges are quite an innovation in Madrid,
and are due, I am told, to that suppress
sion of converts and confscation of
church property which seems here to-
have enriched everybody. People fa-
miliar with the place assure me that
there was not one private carriage ten
years ago where there are now five hun
dred, and hardly anything like fine
pair of.horses in the whole town. The
cattle used in these good old times were
solid, sure-footed, long -eared mules. A
pair of those more useful than ornamen-
tai animals is often to be seen put to
modern heroine or landau at the present
day, and although the Queen almost in
variably makes her appearance in public
with six fine bays, still team of as.
many mules have almost invariably the
honor Of drawing the roomy conveyance
in which the royal children, their tutors
and governesses are sent out for an
airing.
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WHY Two L's.-The degree Doctor
Legum, or Doctor of Laws, as originally
given in the universities of Europe, in
dicated just this: That man was so
learned in civil or canon laws as to be
able to teach them. The reason why
they said laws instead of law, and con-
why the abbreviation is L. L..
D., instead of L. D., is that there were
two bodies or systems of law studied in
those universities-the civilian and the
canon-and the person decorated must
be master of both. We say in this
country Of distinguished judge or ad-
vocate that he is learned in the law
Not so in the middle ages. They said
of such person that he was learned in
the laws.
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PHENIX HOTEL,
Campo seee, ealaYefas County.
JOHN Q, SFMEs: ::..,:F Proprietor.

THIs OLD AND WELL KNOWN rs.
lishmenf is now open for the reception
Of guests. The best Of Wines and Cigars,
constantly on hand.
"A I IVERx S#AA5E
Is connected with the House, where the best
of horses and carriages can always be found
Campo Seeo, November 18th. 1859. NO l5s
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MONITOR HOTEL !
Center Street, Mokelumne Hill.

IA This new and spacious Hotel a
fi:imi isnow open for the recep- Esssn
l-.AR tion of visitors. AsA
The Table.
is loaded with the best viands the market and
country affords, and all cooked in the most
approved style. -
The Rooms.
are LARGE AND AIRY and eminently suited
for families, and the beds are the latest style
Of SPRING MATTRESSES, WITH CLEAN
SHEETS and sufficiency of covering.
The proprietoris determined to conduct the
"Monitor in such manner that the most
fastidious can frame no objections to it in any
of its appointments. He therefore solicits
6f the public liberal share of patronage.
The tariff of prices is suited to the times.
Don't forget the sign" The Monitor"
Mok. Hill, Dec. 9th, 1s65:-tf. s.,r
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states OmciaI Directory.
State Official Directory.
J; John A. oeaosssg' oasDsugall' U. $. Senator's

!; John a; oeaDsss, asDsas'll' .. $. Senator,
= if5S S'i-$ 6 sisS;;' $sSss.s, $ss, Of c."sr...
Frederick f. Low. Gocernor
L. n. Machin,. 80. Lieutenant Governor
B. B. Redding, Secretary of State
Romualde Pacheco,. Treasurer
George Oulton, Controller
John Q. Mccullough. :. Attorney. General
John F. Houghton, =. . .Surueyof General
Y. NJ. Clayes,. State Printer
John SWEET, Sup't Of Public instruction
w. U. Stratton,. .......... State Librarian
George s. Evans. ..Adiutant General
3: :, 3 8. :; Mssasr, 5Is5s HarSor Commissioner,
w. P. Tilden, Res'd't Phys. Insane Asylum
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Silas W. Brockway, Judge District Court
THIRD DIVISION U. S. INT. REV.
N. NJ. Orr. Assessor
ohm Sedgwick, Collector
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ADVERTISING
lob PRINTIN

All kinds of JOB WORK executed with
ueatness and dispatch, and on moderateterm
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AGENTS.
BUSINESS CARDS.
DR.. f. O. BARSTOW,
Physician Surgeon and
Dentist.

cPECIAL ATTENTION paid to diseases of
y the Eye. Ear, Mouth, Throat and Lungs !;
also. to the diseases of Women and Children.
A CURE warranted in all private diseases.
TConsultation and Examination Free.
Office and residence at San Andreas.
San Andreas. March oath 1S66.-tf
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ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Silas w. Brockway, Judge District Court
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TENTH TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Levi Langdon Up. M Mccormick C.
J. A. Dunn, Assessor and Collector
j. NJ. Thompson. Road Ouerseer
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FOURTH TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
! " F u HST1Td Ss;'r Ip I. L Henderson sfsSsrt
J ohm LeBarr,. .... Assessor and Collector
Thos. O'Hare, Road Ouerseer
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ssTwombley, General Insurance Broker,
IL. would inform his many friends and the public
generally that he is - continue the nsur-
ance business as Broker, and eau place Fire, Life
pfnies in the United States. All business entrusted
TO my e re shall be faithful ly attended to-
81 Office at III. Riee's Paper Store, No. 1888 Fore st,
where orders can be left. jerstiit'a ~ jull6tf
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DISASTERS.
DOMESTIC, PORTS.

rv a oose saS 12 brig francisco, Ber-
Ar loth l.ss ships Criterion, Bates. I'm Roaton n
Magonn, PETERSON, New York A Do''on'
mana csT sIXN 1ostdn 4sh inst brig Jeunie Cus
MEN Nv. 9 HaL1aA 1ith ship Helen Clinton
'dEoRGEToWN, SC cla 4th, sch ra,b p,o,
GEORGETOWN, dear 18th, schs Calista =,
Providence, tand cid for Dighton); q W Carnentos
Fitzgerald, do land cid on return.) P'ef
BALTIBlORE-Ar 18th, brig Mountain Eaple
Sherman, Boston,. Te'N'
Cardiff - 4'n
r,iP'HILADELPHIA-Cld 14th, barque Jno DIVER.
hnman, Montevideo.- I4a--s ~ rE shs-l'
M ar latn, briggs Sea Foam, Coombs. Bangor Mary
Ros.o,, Leopetts. Dghton j d Iitchheid Haskell,
Di"Stn, H,,a cid Tor Portaud); Chattanooga Black
SEW y1 ON Gu for Searsport.j - II-Tni
. don: barwas 4 AR litii, ship Rhine, Moore, Ion
nori. 1 Ta Lucy Frances Allen Sagua: Layinja.
scIs io LOW bay brig Kodiak TaIbot Kondout
arn5a I'm % Sh2w' Coiiin, Shulee Ms. Toura rGsey
Tuue campbell Mobile; Cyrus Foss,e,t Iiodrde,,
Caiais; U King, BlaSchford and %o Hougaon'
Roberts, 10; Cheviot Nash and NJ 1 I heaIney'
klns Machias; Reno, Foster fin 90, r. t1age, hop
Mood, Ellsworth; American Ea{ae, 3fnrarr Cushlng;
Mineoa, Holt, do; Hattie b. Benner al iand, and
smltn, Bangor Susan Taylor Lord !: No q snow nov,
Haskins; Victory, Shute, and Jane, from do hl
L I2pey, Jones do; Albert j ameson C,ad dszie
hockind; JAS Henry, Church, Gardiner. o"NNu'ee'
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s,Jne1 DAT % S, Ion Il, ssipG dlden Horn, I,ic
from Hong Kong for Surinam.
Juue 80, la n, lon II W, ship Sycamore, pickle
ing. from Cardiff Tor Alden. y Hef1aso ri
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New York Markets.

NEW York, Aug 10.
Cotton-actve at full prices; sales 1900 bales Mid
ding Uplands at 81 a. 3Gc. o,o
FlSur-15 "a 25c higher: sales 1900 bbls.; STATE
q 90 al 10 %; found Hoop Ohio at W q II 10. West
orn at 6 OO0 so. Southern 30 q 29. Canada
Whoat-s a. Be highcr sales q, 600 bush; NIilwa,,-
kee No. /, q a 22s; Chicago Sprpg 40.
Corn 10 lower; sales 100 600 bushels. Mixed West
en- s2 a s23c. -.rr E
Oats-1c higher. ~ 3
Beef-stcady.
Pork-heavy; sales G.25O bbls., new mess at 80 G2t
prime e 2j.
iard-tnll; sales $50 bhls. at ISL q.
Whistey-dul.
Freights to LIVERPOOL dali. 20
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House Lots.

-eisisA g 3. 81 House Lots. fai,r5f !.
ENLIGABLEH House Lots tor sale on Thomas, En-
~ cry and Congress streets; one near the head Of
State street. -
w. III STEPHENSON,
Portland. Aug S,-dtf I'd National Bank
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Boston Stock List.
brighton Mnrlset.aAY

Amount of stock at Market for the week ending
August s.: Cattle, 1923: Sheep and Lambs, j., G3i
Swine, 2100. Ate etaf 30
PRICES. Beef Cattle Extra, $ii 25 a IA so; first
quality, st3 ,5Dli 90; second quality. Sl3 2@l3 80
third quality IL 00l3 % per 100 lbs ION total weight
OF hides, taow and dressed beef.l 4f f..l..fa
Working Oxen Sales at $40 TO 800. no-nd
Mich COwes-f'ron 500 to 100, according to quail
ty and fancy OF the purchaser. sfaa.f no F
Sheep and Lambs-Old sheep. 5GD6c ~ lib; Lambs
So 20 30 90 ~ head. Do SD. - Islis N s4aess
Swine-Wholesale, 12a P fb retail, 12914c. Fat
Hogs. 1cGl1y y ib. $40 ID lrTL 9.l
Hides-country, stQ9c " lib; Brighton, Toe.
Calf Skins-25c y 10 1860, NM
Tallow-Country, s69sAc } fb: Brighton, e@e9t.
Pelts-Sheep skins, 5c975c " fb Lamb skins
5CID;5c.
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Cid 18th, brig H Ct Berry, Fulton, Matanzas.
Ar 18TH ship Columbia, Robinson, Liverpool; schs
Caroline knight, Gardiner, Eastport; Nevada, and
Rising Sum- fiom Bangor
Ar 18th, ship Marcia Greenlief, Merriman, from
Antwerp. = - !. 4 a "a 80
CID 10Th, baruues lido Kimball, Gillespie Shapp-
hae; Adelaide Norris, Reed, New Orleans; brig Til
bal CAIN Lor ng, Cow Bay; sch Percy Copp, Calais.
NEW HAVEN-Ar 18th, schs Malabar, Welsh,
Bangor; Ann Green, and Rainbow, Phibrook do.
N09kW!CH-Ar 14th, schs Garcelon, Anderson,
and ) i Garrison, Myrick, Bangor. Ql5HTff
PROVIDENCE-Ar 14th, scRs Coral Kent, Ban
gor; Forest, Merrill, Rockland. ~, --.s.
PAWTUCKET-Ar 18th, schs Challenge, Spiller,
and Y Erricson, Davis, Bangor
NEWPORT-Ar 18th, schs Carrie Melvin, watts,
Philadelphia for Salem; Buxton, Goldthwat,
New York for Saco; Rocket, Marshall, Calais.
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 18th, Meany, oia "a
Philadelphia for Saco William II Mailer ha'i'i''i
Elizabethport for Portland. ,.,...,,,;o n,
Ar 10 h, briggs Eudorus, Farr mn fneueipi,Ip ~.
Portsmouth; j ii Counce, Wilson, hondout tUL Dos
ton; schs l. A Orcutt, Butler, ana Addie Mai.on
Rich, Philadelphia for Boston; L frencn itppin Il.
cott do for Saco; j b Knowles, Knowles, hohdout
" BOSTON-Ar 18th, sch Annie Eldridge Holmes,
Ar ieth sch Presto ingalls,, Machias.
cid 18TH barques Dirgo, Blair, Cow Bay; Charles
Brewer DerinOtt, Rockland; briggs E Sweet, Law
renee Baltimore; Stockton Griffin, Stockton; schs
Carroll Grant, Machias Splendid, Sawyer. Port
land. rD yaiA
SALIcM-Ar 14th, schs Bramhall, Ham ton Port
johnson; Olive Elizabeth, Hamilton, Elzabethport;
Globe Strong, Rondout. sil.s5 "a EsI(-e1-- - :
Cid 14th, brig Hattie Wheeler, Guptin for Port
land 10Th, sch Chloe, Kicker, Philadelphia. 49,,
INEWBURYPORT-Ar 18th, brig Julia E Arey,
PORTSMOUTH eth, sch Idaho, Waite, from
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CHICAGO Market,

-if CHICAGO. Aug. 1G
Flour active and Is a. PIC higher. Wheat firm and
pc higher: sales at O2A "a 1GS3 for old and %
No. i: and 2G a. 2GJ for No. 2 Oats duh at 2stc for
No. L. and &c "a 265 for No 2. High Wines quiet at
z 235 Provisions firm: Mess Pork sales at 10 5o'-
Freights steady; corn &c to Buffalo ,co
Reccpts-250 500 bbls. Hour. $500 bush wheat, loo'
000 bush. corn, IL, 500 bush. oats. :, .,oo.
S;hipments-4G0 500 bbs. Hour, 5000 Dusn' "hc'
100000 bush. corn, 46, 0G0 bush. oats.
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MARRIED.,

In Turner, Aug. II, Albert Smith, Of Canton and
MLs II. Josephine Stephens. Of T. As-' ~ 'eh
In Saco, Aug. 9. Samuel X. Milliken, OF Scarboro,
and Mics Sarah j. Tut Q. OF Saco. ~ .
In Bddeford, Ang. 8, Frank T. Smith and Julia A.,
Parker. 11H -95tb
In Wells, Aug 7, Robert Chapman and Susan E.
Iittleied, both of Diddeford.s 40 t3dA
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-lPer steamer Cuba, at Boston.] u
a Sid im Liverpool Sd inst Ellen Austin. French.
Emf for idg, Vortex, Dixon, 10, New Orleans WIN
field, Loring, Oienfuegos; Puritan, Knowles Bos
ton; Tamerane, Holmes. Philadelphia.
I'd inst, DAM Webster, Spencer, New York. sN-
In port 4th, Lorenzo, Merriman, for New York !:
Venus, Parker, for Philadelphia.
pi Asss Gssa a9h ult Bs'eiaA 9heyer' car'ey,
Ar at Queenstown 3lst Sarah Newman, Newman,
liverpool for caiica. J. S,'gB0 ,Ao0d cn,
Sid I'm Buenos Ayres june Il II Plata, crows.,
Sid iin Montcyiaeo June yl L. chas Baker, Cook,
sldtm Rio Grande Jpneg 4, Sea Breeze, Noyes,
Ar at Rio Janeiro Sd ult. j Baker, Pratt, York
for Accapulco 7th oourter, Diekey, Liverpool. ii Z.
Ar at Melbourne (ilo datey Europa, Pat;en, from
Ar at oonstantinople gath ult 8zenobia, Prince,
L Newcastle, y. - gs- n "
Ar az Genoa 18th ult, sardis, Scott, Liverpool, in
Az At Mar Giles s1st t ng Bird, Dexter, fom
Philadelphia. -
Ar At carthasena 2sti, uIt Rose NJ, Hesrln lal
AZ At Gibraltar goth ult, Eaton Curry, from
3yArat Bordeaux sOth ut Fraal. sMarion. Paring-
AZ at HAVE Both, Annie KimbalI Humphreys,
Cid I'd, s Ryerson, Raymond, Shields and Unit
Ar ~ Hamburg Isl INST, Eaeseia, New York.
. Ar at Antwerp 30tli plt, Fannie Carver I'm PHI Ia
del 'hias LIST inst, c IL sSnle, Sinno., callao.
Sid fin Cuxhaven Both ut, VIM Woodbury., Saw
AL Sd f frsqrage sSth ~ Emma t0r Philalsl
SPOKEN. ~
s.JllDel DAT % Ian H. sli,, I'm Horn J,;ce
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Eoreigu Markets pee .Atlnn.ie ,Eelcarap pin

LIvEIpooN, Aug. 1G, Iloon. 4
The cotton market is buoyant under thoncaceful
news, and The reduction lu the bank rate.
LIvERrooL, Abg 1G, j. NJ.
Cotton advanced Io-day Id per h.. sales To-day 30
600 bales. Md(llmg nplands are quoied ut l4d.
The Brcadstufs market is firm. ElE55 "a
LONDON, Aug. 1G, noon.
AT the bank court to-day reduction was made in
tile rate Of discount OF tho Bank OF England, from 10
to per cent. a.r-seIE Is
Coiisols quoted this uoon Ell seq. American &C.
curities U. s. G-2cs are quoted at Gs4. a. as,s Cd
LoTDoS, sAtiy. 10, P. NJ.
Consos were quoted M tile close of business to-day
at s7f for money. Tie latest safes OF American secl-
rites to-day were at the following prices: United
States 5-20's quoted at GS. Illinois Central
shares closed al 70. Eric Railroad shares quo
ted at close at i2J.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :.
. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LIFE HEALTH STRENGTH.
Hundreds and thousands annually die premature
ly, when, il they would give the Great French Rem
ndv ~ ~ .-nn.-- - 4 Z
~ q DIR. JUAN DELAMARE'S, tbcI
CELEBRATED sPECIFIC prT.T.s

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f'f - q DIR. JUAN DELAMaARE'S, ,bGI
nam CELEBRATEDs SPECIFIC PILLS
Prepared by GARANoIERE Il DUPONT No. 214 rue
Lombard, Paris, from the prescription OF Dr. oman
-Delamarre, Chief Physician to the Hospital du Nor
GU LarIboisere, iaif trial, they would find inmedi.
ate relief and in short time, be fully restored Il
Health and Strength. 1t Ia used In the practice o
many eminent French physicians, with uniform sue
cess, and highly recommended the only positive and
Specsc Refedy tor all persons suffering from General
OF sexual Debility, all arrangements Of the Nervous
Forces, Melancholy, SpermdtorrhGd or Seminal
cesses Youthful Hndiscretions, Loss OF Muscnlar
Energy, Physical Prostratons, Nervousness Weak
Spine, Lowness Of Spirits Dimness of Visi n. Hv-
sterics Pains in the Back and Limbs Impotency &c
No language can convey an adequate idea Of the
immediate and almost miraculous change IL produces
in the debltated and shattered SYSTEM In fact. ii
stands unrivailed as an unfaing cure of the mala-
dies above mentioned. -.e a-,7ff !, -
Suffer no more but use The Great French Remeda.
1t will effect cure where all others fail and
powerful remedy, contains nothing hurtfhl TO Bic
most delicate constitution. y = y FL - = s-
Pamphlets, containing full particulars and direc-
lions for using, In English, French Spanish and Ger
man, accompany each box, and also are sent free
to any address when requested. VI
lars.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world; or will
bo sent by mall securely sealed from all observation
" plcosing specified price, to any authorized agent
r, MIps1esors General Agents for America, OSCAR
w y 1 ~ 20, ~ Cortlandt ST., New York. 2
Agent snId a II g. CO., Portland, Wholesale
lime 1Secds ~ hstail by every Druggist In Maine
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-17

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