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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-22
NOTICE,

THE FIRM OF WE'LL & JACOBS, DEAL.
L ers IN Real Estate aud Merchandise, In Gold
Hill, was dissolved on the LIST Of September, 1894,
BY mutual consent n. JACOBS,
-s- SOL. WE'LL.
ELLA Hlh %. 8 Isss,. s.lsA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-22

The above meeting IL further postponed until
TUESDAY, Nov. 9Th. 1866. at same hour and
place. h.. Secy.
cold Will Nov %. 1866. noQ0.td
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Tho above meeting Is hereby postponed until
TUESDAY. Nov. 20th, 1866, at same time and
place. nc. MANNING. Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Nov. Is. 1865. nol3.td
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To Females.
To Correspondents.

S.Patisnts Of either sex. reading in any part OF
the country. however distant, who may desire
the opinion and advice Of Or. OLE cal. by
submitting a written statement Of their case 10
the Doctor, receive all the attention and medi.
clnes necessary TO effect a cure without the neces'
sity Of u personal interview.
All letters strictly confidential. opened and re-
piled TO BY the Doctor himself.
Con sultation at the Office or by letter. FREE.
Cures In all cases guaranteed.
Ofice hours, from . A. NJ. TO 8 ?. Il.
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II. y. Repi.ter,s Once.

CARSON CITY, NEW, Oct. l6, 1866.
!, Warren T.. Lockhart, Register Of the u. s.
Land Office. hereby certify that a true copy Of
the above notice. together with u diagram OF the
Great W. Companies claim, has this day been
filed in my Office applying for a patent for the
above described Mining claim.
WARREN r. LoCKHART.
ocl7 II Register,
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
TO THE !
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIEs!i
DR.. Gibbons Dispensary,

616 KEARNY STREET
V4V Cor. Commercial. San
Francisco establishedin 1854,
for the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases. such a,
Gonorrhea, elect. Structure,
Syphilis In al Its forms, semi,
nal Weakness, .Impotency,
etc. Skin Diseases (of year,
standlng) and liberated Leg,
successfully treated.
DOCTOR GIRRON has On.
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CAUTION.

TINE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
srslnst negotiating for the folloring CertIh.
cAteT On Stock 10 tho Kesrsarge Mining Compa-
nv, a the same were sold for Assessments, Octo.
bsr Is, 1866, and will not b transferred on the
Books Of the Company.
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DR.. TOzERS'S MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
DIR. CHAS. II. TOZER'S
Private Medical Institute,
Northeast Cor Kearney & Jack
son Sts., San Francisco.
The Great Eradicntor Of special Com.
plants, formerly of Locke Hospital,
London, Eight Years In Sacra-
mento, and the last -Four
Years In san Francisco.
ID n. TO r

FXPERlENCE is OF FORTY YEARS
Ia standing. and during that time has met with
unparalleled success In the treatment Of all
those diseases generally known Ms
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-22

K~earsarge Mining Compnny.---Lo-
cation: lnyo County. California-Notiee Is here
by given that the Annual Meeting OF the Stock
holders Of the above named Company will be
held at the Office Of the Company In Gold Hill,
Nevada, on TUESDAY, November -, 1866, at
, o'clock P. NJ, for the election Of a Board OF
Trustees. TO serve the ensuing year, and for the
transaction Of any other business that may come
before the meeting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-22

II. c. MANNING, sec'y.
Gold Hill, October II. 1856. ocll I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-22
Structures Of the Urethra.

Is another formidable enemy TO health. Send for
| one Of my circulars on that disease, and inform
yourself Of the terrible results. Tho worst cases
cured In II few days.
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Seminal Weakness.

should you be afflicted with any OF the follow:
ing symptoms such a. Weakness Of the Back and
Limbs. Pain In the Head. Dimness Of Vision,
Nervousness and General Debility, Loss Of Mem
ory, Confusion Of IDEAS. and Depression OF Spir.
It's. Evil ForebodinG. Selfdlstruss. and an aver.
sion 10 society. consult DIR. TOZER at once, and
be will restore you TO perfect health.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-22
Notice No. I.

All communications confidential.
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venereal Diseases,

In all their various forms, either Primary or Sec.
ondary. or Hereditary, completely eradicated
from the system. Your constitution being restor.
ed TO perfect health. there will be no danger OF
banding down TO- your children tina, terrible dis.
ease known a. ScrofulA
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WanfAd.
Wanted,

A n Entry Clerk or Assistant Boolskceper in q
IA Wholesale house. A good opportunity for Young
man 70 learn Bookkeeping. Address Box 2O2G.
aug25dtf f.l l,-@,t
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Religions Notices,


FIRST PARISH CnURon.-Rcv. j. M. Atwood win
preach at this Church tomorrow. ycspcr service at
TP. M.
STATE STREET CHUEcu.-Rcv. John s. Scwall.
OF Wenham Mass, will preach at State Street
Church Tomorrow, morning and evening"
SPIRITUAL LAssOcIATl0N.-Seryiccs will be res,m-
ed tomorrow, Sunday at Temperance Hall, Con-
gress Street.-Cunierencc meeting in the forenoon.
D1soussion free to l and the public invitel After
noon speaking by mediums intranccl. Seats free.
NEW JERUSALEM CHUEcH.-The services Of New
Jerusalem S"cicty VIII be held Tomorrow afternsgn
IN Park street Church, at o'clock. Sabbath School
Immediately alter services.
CAsco STREET CnURcn.-Serviccs at the usual
hours at Casco Street Church tomorrow. All made
welcome.
FREE BAPTIST CnURcn.-Rov. George W. Howe
VIII preach Tomorrow (Sabbath) att o'clock P. M. III
the Free Baptist Church, West Falmouth.
Miss CLARK Will reid lecture on ssThc Worlds
CrS.s. by Trcnwith of PHIL. near the North end of
Decrngs Bridge, Tomorrow, ut p. M.
WAsuINGToNlANs-Meetin of tho Washington
lans on Sunday evening, at O'clock at Sons OF cm-
perancc Hall.
SABBATH SCHOOL CONCERT at the West Congrc-
gatolal Church tomorrow Sunday evening" COM
mcncing at o'clock All Interested invited.
REV. SAMUEL Fl. MERRILL, late Chaplain Of the
FIRST Maino Cavalry will preach tomorrow in the
congregational Church in Saccarappa.
ST. LAWRENCE ECnArEL.-Episcorals services. Rev.
JameS Fratt, d. D., officiating, will be held Sunday
afternoon, at o'cock at st. Lawrence Chapel Num-
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GLORIOUS RALLY
The People in Co"''cnU

.Deering Hall was literally packed last even
ening with true hearted Union men VINO io'e
their country too well to see 1t under the doiii-
ination Of the rebels of the South. Inc stas
was graced with the presence OF many iauie
who evinced the greatest interest IN the pro-
ceedings.
The meeting was called to order by N. A.
Foster, ESQ.,, on whose motion Augustus u.
Stevens, ESQ.,, Mayor of the City, was called
upon to preside. Upon assuming the duties OF
Chairman, Mayor Stevens made few perti-
nent remarks, and then introduced to the au-
dience Hon. Hannibal Hamlin.
Mr.. Hamlin as he arose was greeted VITA q
round of applause. He aGd essed the meeting
in eloquent and effective terms, giving his rea-
sons for dissenting from the policy of the Pres
ident; reviewing what Congress proposed to
do, and stating what he himself would have
done. For one hour and half he held the au-
dience in close attention, interrupted only by
frequent tokens of applause.
On the policy of the President Mr. Hamlin
was clear and emphatic in his condemnation.
He denounced him for his acts, which he (Mr.
H.) considered Illegal, citing the recent case
where the President ignored the Governor OF
Louisiana in the matter of the riots at New
ney, as though he was at the head of the State.
Mr.. II. took up the Constitutional amend
ment proposed by Congress, and advocated it
as just and proper, not only as to the basis of
representation, but also that clause which re-
lates to the reputation of the rebel debt. he
urged that this should be inserted in the Con-
stitution, otherwise an attempt would be made
at some future day, for the United States to as
sume it, the same as it was with the Texas
debt, and it would be met with success if the
rebels were allowed to gain the government
He gave q history of the manner in which that
Texas bill was pushed through Congress, while
he was in the Senate, showing conclusively
that it was done by bribery.
Mr.. Hamlin closed his remarks with most
eloquent appeal to the voters to come out In
their strength on Monday next, and give Gen.
Chamberlain and John Lynch such maiorities
as would startle the copperheads. Enthusias-
tic cheers were given for the candidates as he
mentioned their names.
When Mr.. Hamlin sat down there were loud
calls for Hon. j. G. Blaine. 1t was some time
before the gentleman would come forward, but
when he did he was greeted with rounds OF
deafening applause. He excnsed himself from
speaking on account of weakness, but the au-
dience insisting, he spoke for fifteen minutes in
animated terms, eliciting the applause and
laughter of the vast assembly. He closed by
ur"ing every one to do his duty on Monday
next
Lnree cheers for Mr.. Hamlin, three for Mr..
Blaine, and three more for our worthy candi-
dates closed the meeting.
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The RISE IN REBEL BoNDs.-The Charleston
Is. O. Courier of the Sd inst, states that the
cable telegram announcing that the result of
the Philadelphia Convention had caused rise
In rebel bonds in London has been fully con
iirmed by private dispatch sent to that paper
by the agent of the Associated Press. If the
copperheads and rebels obtain the controlling
power OF the government these bonds will be
assumed by the United States, the same as the
Texas debt was. Hence the necessity of the
amendment to the Constitution, forbidding such
an assumption, as proposed by Congress.
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see .ha. Yoar Names arc ON the Fist.


See that Y0Nr Names arc ON the I,iss
The FIRE has disturbed no mans RIGHT to
vote at the coming State Election, and ALL of
our citizens should distinctly understand that,
though they may have been burned out in the
late terrible confagration, and their homes
temporarily changed from one ward to anoth
er, or been driven out of town. even to find
shelter for their families, no one will ques-
tion their right to cast their votes IN THE
WARD WHERE THEY RESIDED PRIOR TO
THE FIRE Let EVERY voter see to it that his
name is on the list correctly.
This, always an individual duty becomes
imperatively so at the present time, for the
unavoidable changes Of residence occasioned
by the fire have without doubt, caused more
hindrances in the returns of names and resi-
dences Of voters to the Board of Aldermen
than ever before. Eea
The Aldermen will be in session at their
room, Mechanics Hall, to-day from 0, A. NJ,
to ], P. NJ, and from to s p. M, for the
purpose of correcting the check lists to be
used on Monday next. Let every voter make
sure that bis name is correctly borne thereon.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-08

BRIDGToN.-A large caucus held at Bridgton,
by the Union Republican voters, Sept. 9th,
nominated Charles E. Gibbs for their candidate
ior Representative for the towns of Bridgton
ana Harrison, and we will elect him by an ov-
erwhelming majority.
GEORGE G. WIGHT, Chairman.
GEORGE H. Brown, Sect'y.
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Adjournment of the Southern Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept.7.
The Convention met at 1880 this morning
Resolutions thanking Judge Underwood for
his efforts to bring jeff Davis to trial were de-
bated and withdrawn. sIitf ig.ifao
A resolution favoring the sustaining the 10y
oil press of the South was adopted
The report of the Committee on unrecon-
structed States was read. Ittakes strong ground
in favor of impartial suffrage. During the read
ing Of the address several portions were ap-
plauded, and the paragraph relative to impair
tial suffrage was cheered enthusiastically
Some debate was had on negro suffrage. About
100 delegates are present.
Gen. Speed has left, John M. Bolts occupy
ing the chair in his place. ..5ii
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"A correspondent of the Farmer says that
the cheese factory at Livermore Falls now con-
sumes about two hundred and fourteen gal
Ions of milk daily, the product of one hundred
and twenty cows, which makes two hundred
pounds of superior cheese Farmers receive
twelve cents per gallon for the milk.
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The Cholera.

New YORK, Sept z.
There weae seven new cases and five deaths
from cholera reported in this city yesterday.
Forty-four cases occurred during the week end
ing yesterday, thirty of which were fatal. In
Brooklyn there were twenty-five cases and sew
enteen deaths during the same period.
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Political.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Z.
The average majority for the Union candi-
dates in the recent election exceeds 1700.
BELFAST, Me-, Sept Z. d
At large Republican caucus tonight Dr.
Nahum p. Monroe late Surgeon of the Goth
Maine Regiment, was nominated by acclama-
tion as Representative to the Legislature.
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FROM COLORADO.
ChilcOtte's MGj0sity lOS.

CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. Z.
Frasik Smith, Secretary of Colorado, Itele-
graphs as follows: '.etf. n -rl.'
The Territorial Board of Canyassers finish
ed counting the vote on the evening of the 9Th
insa. George L. Chilcotte, the Republican can
didate for Delegate to Congress, had majority
of 10S over Hunt, the administration candi-
date. Gov Cummings gave a certificate of
election to Hunt, asd a majority of the Board
OF Canvassers gave certificate to Chilcotte
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Henry 3. Burns. a
block maker, died very suddenly in his shop on
Co4mercial Street yesterday afternoon. He
was discovered seated in his chair, and gasping
for breath. Medical aid was summoned, but
he died before physician arrived. 1t is sup
posed his death was caused by disease of the
heart
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WE notice with great pleasure that the Rev
Alexander Burgess, Rector of St. Luke's
Church, was honored at the recent Commence
ment at Brown University with the title of
Doctor of Divinity. If ripe scholarship and
piety can entitle any man to the degree DR..
Burgess's title is properly bestowed.
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Union Candidate. Nomina,ed for Hepr-

Union Candidates EOminated- for gepr.
csentatives to Static Legislature.
Baldwin and Standish-Tobias Lord.
Cape Elizabeth-Geo T. Henley
Cumberland and Raymond - Nicholas L.
Humphrey. ,.5e..
Falmouth aud Pownal-Alyin Hall.
reeport-Ebenezer Wells.
Gorham-Alvin p Files.
Gray and New Gloucester-Da w. Mer-
rill SiH8 = 5a555
Hafpswell- Thomas Pennell.
Harrison and Bridgton-Chas. e. Gibbs
Casco and Otisfeld-Samuel f. Perley.
Yarmouth and North Yarmouth --Elbridpe G.
Wagg. qx1 Is r 4,
Scarboro' and Windham-W William Geold.
Westbrook- Clement Phinney.
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NOTICE.

MEMBERS of the Mainc Mutual Fire Insurance
VI Company are hereby notified that the annual
Meeting OF said Co.. for the choice of Directors for the
ensuing year, and tho transaction any other bust
ness Legally bciorc them, will be held at the Office
ut ten O'Clock A. NJ. 7''''
meeting of the Directors will be hold on Tuesday
25th inst. at one O'Clock p. NJ.
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Sec'y
Gorham. Sept. 9th, 1866. seps-w2w
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THE COURTS.
MUNICIPAL COURT.
RECORDER MoRpJs. ppEsrnfNn

RECORDER MORRIS, PRESIDING.
FRIDAy.-Dayid j. Mack, for assault and battery
on John Green, was fined 81 and costs. 1t was in
evivcnce that Green provoked the assault intending
TO whip tile defendant. but got whipped himself.
Jamcs McGlinchy, on search and seizur re process
paid $22.26. Evans & Putnam for defendant.
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Reported Plot to Burn the City Of Hsufshle,
New York.

-, - BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept Z.
The Express publishes letter taken from
Hamilton Canada WestJ paper, which was
said to have been picked up in the streets of
Hamilton, containing an intimation of plot
to burn Buffalo especially the elevators. 1t
was stated some time ago thet plot existed to
burn the towns along the American horder.-
The whole thing is thought to be bosh.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-08

WEBsTER's Hair Invigorator is pronounced
by all who have used it to be a superior article
for the preservation and restoration of the hair
1t can be had at w. w. Whipple's, opposite old
City Hall.
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School RoAJxs

CCHOOL Books of all kinds, for the Fall nm, W.T.,
- ter Term at Wholesale and Retail. W.T.
Bailey a. Moves.
sep3d1w 1ez Fore ST., foot of Exchange
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Steam Engine

'1ds M sale 6 at good bargain, with boiler twenty feet
a iohg, 81 ieet in diameter, steam guage, heater.
pnmr, steam and watcr pipes, &C.. all in complete
order. ALSO. a small Steam Pump. Apply 10
:, r j. GRANT,
a. IIns y Frothnghams No, 157 Commercial street,
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IMMEDIATELY, Fifty Thousand Old Bricks. for
Il which cash and liberal price will be paid. Eli
9ure Of Ed. p Chase, at the new stores building near
the head Of Union Street. n lug15--tf
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News from the Great Eastern.

STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN,
North Atlantic Ocean, Sept. g.
All goes we'll We continue to pay out the
cable, and shall arrive at Hearts Content about
Saturdav
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HALLS ELASTIC
Horse Shoe Cushion !!
(Patented May 1st, 1861

Prevents SNOW and ICE from adherng to the shoe
or hoof of the horse; prevents ameneSs in tender or
sorefooted horses: keeps gravel and SIND from gcf
ting beneath the shoe; prevents the horse from ip3er
ierng and in fact is Invaluable in all respects EVERY
horse should have them. Send for circulars or cali
and SEQ Samples and Judge for yourselves. at pr.nc;
pal office OF Elastic Horse Shoe Cushion.
No.s7 Washington ST., Boston, Mass.
- n E.-No State, County, or Town Rights for
"uo. scpts-d3m
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WE are requested by the Collector of Inter-
nal Revenue to say that the time designated for
the payment of the annual tax, will expire to-
day.
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THE PRESIDENTS RHETORIC.
The New York Times Disguised.

New YORK, Sept. z.
The New York Times lJohnson's mouth
piece) of this morning, rebukes the President
for his speech at Cleveland, and says: "The
President Of the United States cannot enter
upon an exchange of epithets with the brawl-
ers of mob without seriously compromising
his official character, and hazarding interests
too momentous to be thus lightly imperilled-
1t is a great mistake on the part of the Presi-
of the people in the North who dissent from his
views are enemies of the Union or are seeking
consciously to destroy it" Il
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Provisions and Groceries
CascO Streat; Ser,inarv


CSCIIOONER Matanzas, 1s3 tons.
k0 Sch. LeCsbuTg, ia tons. .r.s>f
Sch. VIM. II. Mailer. 1893 tons.
Sch. Splendid, IS tons. old measurement, all well
found. Enquire of SAMPSON &; CONANT,
aug23 No. 81 Commercial Wharf,
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Seizure of Goods.

oIlCE IS hereby given that the following described
~ goods were seized at this Port july istb iscs
Tor violation Of the Revenue Laws:
AZ adweiling house in New Portland, Seven Casks
spirits and one case containing Eleven Bottles Gin.
ANY person or persons. claiming the same. arc re-
quested 10 appear and make such claim within twcn
" days from the date hereof, otherwise The said
goods Will be disposed Of in accordance with the Acts
OF Congress in such cases madc and provided.
Portland, Aug. 13 1sCG SEW -1a,rsw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-08

-General j. P. Cilley and Col. Edward r.
Spear have been nominated by the Rcpubli-
cans of Rockland to represent them in the
next Legislature.
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For Sale.

Cy'rOPE No IA Fore street corner of Franklin Alsn
- lot or land OIL tic corner OF Lincoln ;ni Smith
streets, So so feet. Enquire m ,,,,,,
Sprr-3w# q. r. w E1SkS.
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To Let.

A three soricd Brick house, furnished, ono Of the
"A best locations in tho western part OF the city,
the owner, wife and SON wishing board. Address Box
lI5e. scp5d3w
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RAILWAY TRAFr1c.-The following are IL

RAILWAY TRAFrTc.-The following are the
receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway for tho
week ending Sept 1st, 1866:
Passengers. $5S.7G4 90
EApress, freight, Mails. aud Sundries. 1900 90
HrelghSand Live Stock, II, M 90
TOTAL, $135,1 IA 90
Corresponding weel, last year, i3S.G7s 90
increase, 81, ,4G8 90
JOSEPH HICKsON.
Secretary and Treasurer
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Tinmen Wanted.

TWO or three Tin Plate and Sheet Iron WorJxmcn
wanted at once. Call at the Stove Ware House
under Lancaster Hail.
scpS-d1m &C, TOLMAN Agent
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Seizure of Gantis

NOTICES hereby given flat tbc f,l,ownc cxcrhod
~ goods were seizel at this Port on thc days here
matter mentioned. for violation Of the Hcvcnuc
At the Grand Trunk Railway. Devot Anr;, 9Th 1scc
one box containing eight packages Tobacco; NAV 9Th
ieCo one box garden seeds; May 9th. 1866 one bag
containing about 80 lbs Nutmegs e
Any person or persons claiming the same are re-
qesed to appear and make such Claims within fwen-
ty days from the dale hereof otherwise the said goods
Congress in such cases made and provided. '' VI
ISRAEL WASHBURN Jr.. Collector.
Portland, July .3 1866 sen71awSw