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In this city, Aug. II, Miss Sarah veazie. aged SO
years months. ~ n p :
Ban gor papers please copy.l
In this city, Aug 10. of cons umption, Mrs. Clara
wife o. FIR .nklin E. Holmes, aged "A years IL mos.
In this city, Aug. 10, OF consumption, Mr.. David
s. Merrill, aged &c years
At sea, March is, Frederick A. Deane, of Port
lsnd. aged AZ years-formerly an officer in the 9th
eran Reg. a. Es rsLE- n ~ = = y.
In Albion, July 81, Mrs. Nancy Warren, aged 70
years-formerly of Bristol. 80
In Newburg, July 30, Mrs. SusanJ., wife Of Chas.
4. Peavey, aged Is years months. ..,. 49,. ,,,,
In Bddeford. Mr.. Israel Clifford, aged 81 years 6
m0nth. TNst-& AN Is. gsfr-srh -Arstnmaf -H1n
In New Orleans, June 80. of yellow fever, Mrs,
iAlyena p: Hooper; July 10, Capt. G. Al. Hooper,
both Of PittstoI, Me. - fFFH RtWtff-sF
III Florida East, May q. Mr.. Ezekiel Huxley aged
46 years; 3Oth Capt Aaron Hinkley, aged rs years
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POLICE ITEMs.-Saturday night seven per-
sons We're accommodated at the lookup. Two
OF them were committed for drunkenness and
disturbance, two for drunkenness, one for in
terferins with the officers and two who ap.
piled for lodgings. = EGFFF.ssF 81
On Sunday only one was committed fol
drunkenness 9fRsH FL pa HtgTf
The usual Sunday row took place at Cor.
hams corner, but it was rather, a slight affair
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. WORK SToPPED-The injunction stopping
the work of cutting down Congress street, on
Munjoy, was served upon the contractors Sat-
urday morning, and work was immediately
stopped. There was large gang at work at
the time, and the cutting through was being
proceeded with in the most expeditions man
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The BASE BALL TOURNAMENT, it seems, is
. to have an APPENDIX The Augusta papers
are growing about the final game, the Farmer
saying that the umpire "unscrupulously play
ed into the hands of the winning club" the
Journal responding that it is neither disap-
pointed in the result "nor in the means en-
ployed to accomplish it," and the Standard
declaring plainly that the game was "a most
bare-faced swindle, the umpire deciding in favor
of the club on which he had staked money" If
this charge is true, ofcourse the game does not
count and the contest is yet to be decided.-
knowing nothing of the circumstances we are
compelled in the exercies of ordinary
charity to give Mr.. Dennison Il g benefit of the
doubt and regard him as innocent Until the
charge is proved. We submit furthermore
that it is unbecoming to spread abroad such
rumors through the newspapers, SO long as
they are mere rumors. 1t is due to Mr. Denni-
son also to say tina. his rulings during the en- .
tire game, appeared to disinterested observers
to be perfectly fair. The best proof Of the gem
eral fairness Of his decisions will be found in
the fact that interested parties, on both sides,
| complained. The Standard says the crowd
Kissed some of the umpire's decisions. For
the sake OF the. crowd we are sorry to say this
is true; but the kissing was as distinctly audi
BILE when he ruled against the Eons as when
ne ruled against the Cushnocs. AT the close of
the sixth inning, the friends of both clubs were
greatly excited. Up to that time eight Cush-
noe players had taken their bases ON called
balls and The hackers Of the Eons were very
loud in their complaints. We do not say, of
course, that Mr.. Dennison's decisions were all
perfectly correct, though we remember no ex-
| ceptions. 1t is the business of an umpire az
we understand it, not to take evidence and de-
eide every point as ifit was a case at law. but
to decide it as he sees 1t, without fear or favor
so that the game may not be DELAYED. or per.
haps broken up by disputes. Wherever there
is room for doubt, one party will Of course be-
lieve the decision wrong; but both cannot he
right, and if the umpire IS opinion is unbiased
there should be no complaint If the Cushnocs
believe they can beat the Eons they should
challenge them and try conclusions again with
new umpire, if they are dissatisfied with their
former choice. Crying is waste of time and
lachry NAL fluid lsleii. 81 $3.50, iila xa
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MORMON D1FFIcULTIEs.-The New York
Times is not inclined to congratulate itself up
on an early decline of Mormonism on account
OF internal dissensions. 1t says:
Noone should put too much credence in the
statements that are being published of a dis
ruption among the Mornons in Utah, and a
breakdown of the power of Brigham Young
We conversed ON the subjtc with the Mormon
dignitaries recently in town, and they assured
us positively that the affair is of no account
whatever A few prominent Mormons proved
contumacous, and they were very promntIv
and severely dealt with by the head Of he
church. That was the whole difficulty, and it
came to an end as quickly as it appeared. Ev-
erythlng III Utah moves on as formerly, Brig
nam Young is as powerful as ever and the
Saints are as united as it is possible for saints
to he TNe~-S ~ e''AAisS
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LIE FRANKLIN FAMILY SCHOOL for boys at
Iopsham has changed hands, Mr.. johnson
having retired on account of ill-health. Mr.. II.
A. Randall, Mr.. Johnson's successor, has been
connected with the school during the past
year, and is highly recommended by his prede-
cessor. The school has obtained an enviable
reputation under Mr.. Johnson's administra-
tion' and the same system will be pursued
hereafter. The catalogue exhibits 62 names of
boys from all parts of the States and from
Massachusetts, New York, Rhode Island, Ohio
and New Brunswick. Mr. Randall refers to
Hon. W.. w. Thomas and I. G. Jersey, Esq.
Of this city. The fall term begins on Wednes-
day, 18th September. a 'hl 7fse isiA eisue.r
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless Reliable
instantaneous. No Disappointment No ridiculous
tinis. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the il
effects of Bad Dies. Inyigorates the hair, leavin,
liam A. Batcheior. All others are mere limitations
and should be avoided. Sold by sll Druggists an,
Perilmers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York
~ Beware ola Counterfeit.
November 10. 1865. d1ysn nj t.I-tt
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NOTICE.
Barnum's Omnibus

rfNHE subscriber would respectfully give notice to
i the public tina on and after Monday, August II,
1867, he will discontinue running his omnibus 10 bis
Is 18th Rooms on cape Elizabeth through the week,
and instead will carry parties oil pleasure to any parts
OF the Cape, TO Proufs Nec, her places ON rea-
sonable terms, and on sundays will run 10 the bath
Rooms as heretofore, viz, leaving Market Square,
near the Prebe House, az and 10 O'clock A. M, and
at and o'clock P. NJ remaining at the Springs
one hour each trip leaving the above place, passng
up Congress street, down High, up Spring, down
Park 20 Commercial street, calling at the tops at the
loot OF Bracket street.
Fare at pl esent fixed at the low sum o 20 cents
each way IRON the city to the Spring. From Brack-
ett st. Steps to SPRING Is eos each way. From the
city TO the village 10 cts each way. From Steps to
the village 10 cts each way.
- ISAAC BARNUM.
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AooIDENr.-Mr. w. W. Lothrop, of the firm
OF Morse, Lothrop s. Dyer, had the misfortune
! to break one of his legs, on Sunday, at Fall
mouth, where he had been visiting some of his
connection. In backing his horse he, stepped
upon rolling stone, and the bone snapped
just above the; ankle, The injured limb was
Immediately set by surgeon, and in the eve
ming Mr.. L. was in quite comfortable condi-
ton. - - -a.--- = = > -. d !. =. - =
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FOREIGN ExPoRTs.-The total value of for
elgn exports from this port, last week, amount.
ed to S42.SSl 90, Included in the shipments
were 1880 bbls -four, 12O bbls. meal, 81 cases
boots and shoes, case leather, 8 bdls. castings
stoves, Sc, 81 cases sundries.s !, enc -
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IMpRovEMENTs.-Mrs. Deake is erecting a
block Of warehouses on the corner of Middle
and Market streets, on the lots where stood the
piano factory and the Sturdivant House. IN
StJohn Smith, ESQ., is erecting warehouse
on Middle street, next below where Gales
apothecary shop stood, adjoining the Wood
mansion lot ss FEarBg $50
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Sherif's Sale.

CUMBERLAND ss-July IS, A. d. 1867.
TAKEN on Execution and, unless previously re-
u deemed, will besold at Public Auction on Satur-
day the 3lst day August A. d. 1867 at two O'Clock
r. M. AZ the office OF Samuel Clark ESQ in Freeport
in said County al the right In equity which Reuben
Wyman, CT sail Freeport has, or hal on the frat day
OIL April A. ID, 1867, 10 reoeem the following described
real estate situated In said and lies or the
westerly side of the road leading said Freeport
t. Durham, and is b sunded northeasterly by said
road, north-westerly and souihwesterly by land OF
Cusnin MITCHELL south-easterly by land OF the heirs
of David Dennison. deceased. q =
Said real estate is SUBJECT to mortgaSs running 10
Robert s. soue Of said Freeport
ID. l.. MITCHELL, Dept Sherif.
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Business Items,


PORTLAND, Aug. 10, 1867.
The Eon Base Ball Club hereby accept the
challenge of the Athletic Base Ball Club to
play match for the championship Of the State
and silver ball, and name the day Saturday.
Aug 18th, at o'clock p M sra
Per order, HENRY P. WooD,
Cor. Sec. e. b. B. G..
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WE are requested by Mr.. VIM. H. Kaler. to
state that none of the liquor seized on. Friday
belonged to him. 1t was found in the rear OF
his store which had been leased by the party
to whom the liquor belonged. Mr. Kaler has
never dealt in liquor at all, his business being
in the furniture line. 1isat -
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-12

THE members of the Masonic fraternity are
requested to meet at Masonic Hall, Exchange
street, this Monday afternoon at IL o'clock,
for the purpose of attending the funeral of our
deceased brother Samuel Chase, -.l q. y
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Cardi1 26tl ult ships Sorrento. Wilson and
Caravan, Maeoduck, for Havana. ldg; Anna Camp
Drummond, for bombay; John L. Dimmock, win
At Newport 10Th ult, ship Marcia Day, Chase
Portland. '
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SPECIAL meeting of Athletic B. B. c. will
be held this evening at 8 o'clock. Every mem.
Der is requested to be present
ANDREW GEYER, President
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PORTLAND AND OGDENsBNRa.-We find the
following "straws" in the st. Johnsbury (Vt.)
Caledonan of last Friday:
The people of Concord, not more than five
900 towards building the Portland & ogdens
burg railroad, and ON Wednesday morning
had already obtained more than the necessary
one-haif OF the Grand List and tax. PAYERS in
favor of it: "A good thing this for Concord
~ me ROAD viii be worth four times that amount
W Tue TOWN.. 81 hrC Hn saNa .ta Tu8sssl Ia.
Inc friends OF the enterprise in Lunenburs.
nave Just commenced the necessary stems to
raise their proportion, $4,000
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THE PRESS
Monaay Morning, August Il, 1867.

ey-Fyrst Page to-day-The President and
the Secretary of War; Thirty Years Ago;
How E. X. Smart Swung around the Circle
County Temperance Convention; Varieties.
Fourth Page-Harvests On Historic Fields;
the Morgue; the PRIMER: Rx
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-12

MECHANICS who wish neat little house, at
low figure, where taxes are almost nothing,
are referred to the "Cottage for sale" in anoth-
er column
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-12

ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of
james M. Currier, undertaken, corner of Fed
eral and Temple streets. All orders will be
promptly and faithfully attended to by him.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-12

BASE BALL.-The Eon Club has accented
the challenge of the Athletic Club to play a
match for the State championship and the sill
yer bali, and the game will come off next Sat-
urday afternoon. sgt,HtEF go.
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burglars are busy in Bangor. M S. w
Sawyer's house was entered the other night
and small sum of money was stolen. An
attempt was made the sa me night to enter the
foase OF Mr.. sennings, but the robbers were
onou oy the dropping of a large key between
the sashes of the window III = my II $50
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-12

LAYING CORNER SToNE.-The corner stone
OF st. Luke's the cathedral church of the do.
cese, will be laid by Bishop Nicely, assisted by
the clergy, on Thursday afternoon. the 18th
inst, at P. M.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-12

LIQUOR SEIzURE.-Deputy State Copstables
Hawkes. and Emery seized on Saturday a small
quantity of liquor in Murray's shop on Ham
mond street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.

The Republicans of Yarmouth are requested to
meet at Temperance Hail, in said town, on Friday,
the 10th inst at II o'clock M, to choose delegates
to attend the County Convention to be held in Port
land on the 22d inst. - PER ORDER.
Yarmouth, Aug IL, 1867. "a rrt dtd
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Medical Notice.

G. II. CHADWICK, M. D., will devote special at
tenton to Disea OF the Eye. No. 3O1t Congress ST.
Office hours from II A. M. to P. M
May 18. sNtt
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Mao. Ma\AA.,

MEMBERS of the Maine Charitable Mechanic
wi Association are hereby notified to meet at the
Library Room, Monday, August 18th, &C O'Clock p.
NJ, for the purpose OF attending the funeral of Bro
Samuel Chase. Per Order. - - w
aogf,,oS,, ,fa- s. MARSH, Secretary.
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IHE RETURNS 10 the Office Of the H Photograph.
lc Survey Indicate the significant and striking
TACT, that our little Presumpscot has more wa
ter-power upon it, than was five years ago in
use IN the whole kingdom of France, 100000
square miles in area. aI L95t asI9
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Notice.

v The Republican voters of Windham are requested
to meet at the Town House, in said Windham, on
Saturday, Aug 17th at O'Clock P. M to choose Del
egates 10 attend the County Convention. iAliA&
Per Order Republican Town Committee.
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Moth and EreckIas

The only reliable remedy tor those brown discolor
atoms the face called Moth Patches and FreckIes
is PERRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION Prepar,
ed only by Or. b. O. PERRY, Dermatologist, 40 Bond
St., n. \. Sold by all druggists in Portland and
elsewhere. Price 81 per bottle m ar1Sd& w6msn
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-12

TIE New York Post. after supporting the
President until at one time it almost forfeited
its claim to fellowship with the Republican par
ty, has given him up and declares for impeach-
ment in the following terms: a'a- 500 ls9,
He keeps the country in turmoil: he dis
courages and disheartens the honest and pat
TlotIc men In the Southern States who seek to
lead public opinion Alright. He purposely and
with an insane obstinacy stands between the
country and peace; and if he persists in his eff
forts to defeat the laws, Congress, as soon as it
meets, Will have to impeach and remove him
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why Suffer from Sores ?

When. BY the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
Wounds, and eoery Complaint Of the Stin. Try it
as it costs but 20 cents. Be sure to ask for
H0le'S A73aic0 Ointment,
For sale by all druggists, or send your address an,
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-12

ATTENTION is called to the correction of date
in the advertisement of Misses Synond's
school. yit...
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-12
Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
PANT ANInoS

So highly recommended by Physicians, may be
foundat wholesale at tbo drug stores of W. W. Whip
pie & Co., H. H. Hay. W. F. Phillips & Co., e. t.
Stanwood and j. w. Perkins & Co. jan12snd1y
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DEpA RTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
4 ARM N EWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Saturday, August 10


KAT ARRIVED.
Steamer, New England, Field, st John, NIB, via
Eastport tor Boston. -
Brig II Kennedy, Merriman, Philadelphia.
Brig Elmira, Galley. Newburyp port
-a Sch Triumph, tBr) Orr, Hopewef MI. H@s
Sch George Deering, Willard, Philadelphia.
Sch Henry. Dobbin, Elizabethport.
Sch Ida l Howard, Harrington, Boston.
Sch j Spoford, Hawkins. Newburyport. q Il.
Sch Fair Wind, Frisbee Lynn FOR Bangor
Sch Gen kieber, Turner, Newburyport tor Bangor
11 s..rs, CLEARED. :.
Steamer Dirigo, Sherwood New York Emery q
Fox.
Steamer Carlotta, Magune, Halifax, MS = John
Porteous. u fatS - p liI1Is 81 "
Brig Antilles, Thestrup, Havana-J Lord
Brig Altayela. tBr Thompson, Dorchester, NB.a
Brig Mountain Eagle, Sherman, Baltimore-Yea-
ton g. Hale. rl4 77'.'3
y Sch Ilannie WeJtbrook, Littlejohn. New York.
Mills Co.
Sch Bowdoin, Randall, Boston-Chas Skwyer.
Sch Shawmut, Kicker, Boston-Cias SAWYER,
Sch David Crockett, Matthews, Boston j II
Hamlen. m : =, :
Sch Parallel, Blunt, Cutler-C Briggs y Co..
Sunday, August IL.
Sch Helen augusta, McCleye, Portland, Ct.
Sch Texas, Day, Boston. ~ = =
Sch Uber, (Brj CONFESS, Advocate, MS.
SAlLED-Shp j Richardson; barque E,.f opa
orlgs Charlena, Clara Brown, Mary Lowell Bon to-
and Altayela sehs VIM Arthur, VIM n Sargent
Bow oin, Hanne Wes brook, Ellen Merrinlans SiI
yer Bell, Splendid, David Crockett William Baylis
Gen Kleber, and Fair Wind.
Sch Dearborn. of Sydney, CD, 16J tons. built at
Bueksport in $780, has beon sold to parles in I,alti
more tor $500 cash.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

q.
SAN FRAN CISCO - Ar 18th nit shin Wanna
America. CUMMINGS, New York - ss-f = '1 NN
At 9Th inst ship Witch OF the Wave, Todd, from
.APALACHICoLA-Cld 10th ult, brig 1soo,r,,
KEY WEsT-Ar 2sth, sch A Richards, Arey.
AT goth, sen Clara Bell, Amesbury. Camden,
yGEoR , DC-Sld 7th, sch Hattie Baker,
FoRfREss MoNkoE-went to sea sd ,n., ,,,,r
Agenora. nom Baltimore for Boston. 80
BALTIMoRE-Cld 7th, sch Whitney Long, Uays.
AT sth brig Romance, Duncan. Navassa; sch E
Hart. Hart, Salem. SOS s' : - =
Sld sth barqge Scotland. smaley, Tor Providence;
PH!LADELPHIA-Ar 7th, bargue Ormus. Pet
teneill. Sombrero; schs viclrsburg, Kendall Bangor
Fanny Heating, Daniels, Portland; cyrus Fossett,
Ar sth, brig Lucy Ann, Rose. Boston; Heath
Bangor Carrie heyer, Poland, Boston.
CID Sth barque Andes, Dalllng, Portland; brig
Lucy Ann Rose, Salem; schs SASH Louisa, Sweet
sas9 9:o Ca 5d sh H e,,g Poland Boston
Willard, Parsons, BROOKLYN. ts,lr = = -
ALBANY-Sld sth, schs Sarah e Jones, Fish, aud
War Steed, Cash, Boston.
NEW Y0RK-Ar sth, baruue Cephas Starrett
Conary, Pensacola; brig Belle Of the Bay, Stetson
Wilmington schs Jones Huntley, Jacksonville.
Enriqne, circuit, Nuevitas, II days: bri.s Hafie
Emery, Palmer, st Jago, IS days. Undine Farwell,
Matanzas; Hiram hiram, Tibbetts, Sagua. II da s;
sn' 'a'A'0t AoSu, Nu@sheonobVj oyDli, MAJ
cid 9th, slips w g Russell, Jewett. Hong Kong.
Freedom, Bradley, New Orleans; briggs Samson. Eos,
sett Monroviai Naraguagus, Leighton, for Jackson
vile. ti
PROvIDENCE-Sld sth, sch Georgianna Brown
Calais. iH "'
. NEWPORT-Ar 9Th, sch j s Lane, Cobb Prov,-
dence for New York % O0O''' -o'i--
(. In port 9th, barque Trajan, Sleeper, from ROCK
lsud for New Orleans; schs Alabama Gardner from,
st George Tor Norwich; Sparkling Sea- Sheppard.
Providence for New York; Stephen Lane FnI,,
Ter, Yarmouth for New York; Van Buren, Mont
gomery Portsmouth, RI, tor Portland.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 9Th, sch Louisa, Clark q
George tor New Haven.
In port 9th, twind light brigs Bounding Billow.
Dexter, Bonaire tor Boston; Whitaker, Look Addir
son tor New York; George. Perkins New Haven to-
Bangor; schs L w Pierce, Collins, New York Tor
Portsmouth; Corvo, Pickering, for Boston; Ella
Fish, Wylie - for do, with loss OF lib boom; P
Adam, Talbot, Calais Tor New York; Ring Dove
Wooster, do tor do; Decora, Clark, Maehas tor do;
Elizabeth, Walls Calais tor Middleton; Seguin, Call
Jacksonville Tor Boston, and hers.
BOSTON-Cld 9th, chs H nry g Fay, Prescott,
Calais Il L Lane, Lane, Vinahaven.
Ar 10th. brig Burmah, Mckenzie, Rondout.
Cid 10th, ship VigIlate Neay. New York; barque
NJ Stetson, simpson Demarara briggs H Rich |
Hopkins lvgtut; Scotland, Rose Baltimore; schs |
Ailey, Jonesport; Thomas, Crock
EFT. Rockland. s-.. -
PORTSMOUTH--Ar sth, sch Lena Hume, Apnle- |
by, Philadelphia.
BANGOIs-Ar 9th. brig voant Dodge. Portland |
sch Maine, Brown. Boston.
Cid 9Th, scbs FaInsworth, Blaisdell. BOSTON.
October, Howe, do. s5 -
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IMPORTS.

3. ADVOCATE, Ms. Sch Uber-65 cords wood, to
order. 80 - i1l'l +"
HOPEwELC. NIB. Sch Triumph-25 tons stone
% cords wood. to order. y - ~
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CONCENTRAIED LYE.
It will make IL pounds excellent hard soap, or rs
cents. Directions each box. For sale at all Drug
and Grocery stores.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
AZ Be particular in asking for Pennsylvania Salt
Manu- acturmg Co.'S Saponiiier. no17sNeod& WY
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Il LIVERPOOL, Cadiz and Turks Island Salt. I'M
IL bond or duty paid, ior sale by !
HAF a = L. G. WILLARD, =
.-t,.. Itia.-. Commercial Wharf
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Notice.

The Republicans OF Scarboro are requested to
meet at the Town House, in said town on Saturday,
the 18th inst, at o'clock P. NJ for the purpose OF
choosing delegates to attend the County Convention
to be held at Portland on the 22d inst.
PER ORDER.
Scarboro, Aug 10, 1867. d&wtd
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Portland and Vicinity,
New Advertisements this Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Republicans of Yarmouth.
ENTERTAR,MENr COLUMN.
Excursion to Brunswick.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Agents Wanted-Gec. Kuhn g. Co.
For Sale--W. H. Jerris.
observation-disclosures, Chase s. Co,
Damaged Cloth-Chesley Bros.
NJ. q. NJ. As. Marsh.
Millman Wanted-Lynch, Barker & Co.
Salt-E. G. Willard.
Omnibus--Isaac Barnum.
City Of Portland.
Offices to Let.
For Sale-G. r. Davis 8 Co.
Sheriif's Sale.
Unclaimed Letters-W. Davis.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-12

Turner's Tic DouIourcux, or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, is safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severcst cases completely and permanently cured
in very short time. Neuralgia in the tace head
GUS disease withstands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent physi-
Clans IL contains nothing injurious to the most del
icate system. Sold everywhere Sent on receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER & CO., 1870
fremont Street Boston, Mass, propriotois
For sale by W. F. Phillips g. Co., Portland, Me-
July Is. eod&w1ysn If wv
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Brig Mary Lowell, from st JOHN NIB for New
YORK. which put into this port in Distress has com
pleted repairs q I'd sailed 1ith. = =
sen Bessie, Of Eastport, was wrecked near Grand
enan during the gale Of the I'd inst and two of the
crew severely injured. " " VIC
Br sch Liberal was wrecked at Three Islands Oh
INST and the whole crew, consisting OF eight person
Brig Hattie S Emery, lot Portland) Palmer. at
New York from st Jago, reports I'd inst encounter
ed o heavy hurricane, which sprung lower topsail
yard, split sails, store port bulwarks, &c. 70
Sch Water Witch, OF Gloucester, went ashore on
Ragged Island, Matinicus I'd inst, and became a
total wreck: Crew saved, together with sails and
Sch Golden Eagle, of Gloucester, struck on ire
rocks at Mattinicus I'd and was obliged to slim both
anchors, When she went ashore. She was subse-
quently got off without damage
Brig Belle Of the Bay, at New York rom Whining
ton lost part OF deck load, split sails and received
other damage in the hurricane OF the I'd. - :
Ship Il Winthrop at Charleston tiom Liyernool.
reports lst inst; encountered hurricane from Sc to
NV, lasting l6 hours; lost mainmast head foretons
gallant mast and all attached, p
Brig G W Barrier, Allen, from Ponce for NYork
with sugar, IS ashore at Toms River, NJ, Chains
nave been run undo, her and the cargo is being dis
VIII come OFF with but little damage