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ia5fEela DIED.

In New Gloucester, Nov. "a, Mrs. Louisa B.. Wild
oT OF the late WIN. Burns, Esq, aged c6 years.
In Durham. Dec Z, Miss Martha u, oldest daugh.
ter OF Joseph and Abigail Warren, aged Il years.
: IN Orrlngton, Dec. 8, Mrs Mary s., wife of Can't
Samuel Bartlett. aged 70 years.
In Bethel. Nov. 20. Mrs. vesta, wife OF Daniel
Dunn, aged So years.
In Haiowell Nov. IS. Mary E., only daughter of
Gorham and Della Evans, aged 10 years. $50
In Skowhegan, Nov. Is, Mr.. Robert Kendall. qed
q years. - 1850
In Lubec Dec. /, Mary E. Martin, aged2s wears.
In Holden. Nov. a. Mrs. Mary j.. Vile OF samuel
Blake, aged 81 years 10 months
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Information Wanted.

M RS FRANCES SASTRoFF, moth OF Stephen
il {. S Sastron. dec. late 18th Me F'ds,
Lewis $. Merrill, late Co L, 4th n. IL tSis.
wm White, late private O.. L, 18th Me- Vols.
Winfield 5. Hunier, late private Co. e. 80 Mass.
Vols Tl
Geo. A. Thompson. late private lat Maine Battal-
ion, supposed rtsidence ST. JOIN, n. .. 80
LAFAYETTE ". Crosby late private Co. c, 10Th Ne
Vols. .Uu-I..a -, .f-sI''
WoodburyP. Hi (eoioredl lat" mNatc'C,o n aod
q -. ColOred Troops. .f.-rr
to their adyanlag By sending their address az Gns
r. Portland, Nc' + " decI1eod1m
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ERIE CANAt,-Ihe oswego Palladium Of the
9th inst, states that one hundred million dol
lars worth of produce is frozen up on the Erie
Canal This condition of things is mainly the
result Of eulpable inaction on the part OF those
who had charge Of The canal
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The only reliable remed Tor those brown akcolor
aions on the face called Moth Patches FIR. ckles and
Tan, Is PERRY'S MORN AND FRECKLE Lor.oS,
40 Bond street New Yark. Sold by an Drus lists in
Portland, and elsewhere, Beware OF inhalation.
November 16. NJ W&S3m
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., a.. - q -FF'' -----T - ruGS
The Young Mems Christian Association
will remove to their new rooms the first OF
January. - q.
: 1EbsFeT7S FTT y 5yF-FTz- WB&l
State News.
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Dr.. s. S. FITCH'S. ..' '
ssFamiIV Hh YSiciane 80

Seyenly-six pages; price 25 cents. Semitic any adj
dress No money required until the book is received.
read and fully approved. 1t is perfect guide to the
sick OF indisposed Address DR. s. 5. FITCH, rs
fremont Street, Boston. sN Jan2sdiy, Z
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Portland and Vicinity.
New AdyePiisc.neatst this Ipay.

SPECIAL NOTICE. COLUMN. =
To Brick Makers and Ca, italiss. -.
ENrsgrAIsyErT coLT@H'
City Hall-Duprez e. Benedct's Mil stEeis
CI Hai-Social Leyee...s-
Cftv HALLE Ian Opera
Browns Hall-Levea and Dahce's5
AUCTION coLUaN. 20 q
Household Furniture E. M. Patten & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
New York Weekly-Street y Smith. ~
A Good Chance ior Business. 4
Information Wanted. 49, o. -
H rse or Sale p r. Hall.
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A Good Chance FIR Business
Campiiiioa Carpet, or Floor Covering.

A CHEAP, healthy, durable AMI beautiful f,oor
the cost. .f..t r.. 80 - " '
goods furni- he'd. ''' anu
~ Inc public are inv ted to call at No. % Ex-
December IL. div - : 77't.f.r f.. r.II.|-
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mi l3IaT. Il.u 1ILg.a --lHiI
The Maid of the Juniata,
i- s.Ntt1HI SOD Bf a.r.n. ..-.its
EMERSON BENNETT,

Is the greatest prodnct Of lis ranscendenly great
PEN IL is tale ofthe great border, and the char
acters which figure in it are as various as the many
seenesthroush which they have TO pass One af err
another are introduced the hardy pioneer the cum
ming trspper, The willy savage the Eccentric seeker
after adventure, the tender maiden, severed by the
ioroe Of circumstances from friends and kn,lre tile
heroic and daring youth whose aspirations are lct,
whose soulis fearless, and whose deeds are daring
together with mis- .ellaneous crowd Of adventurous
sjirits presenting almost every phase of human
ehara ter, eschofwhom plays his or her part in the
thrilling drama. The story is repiete with scenes
aud Incidents which cause the blood OF the reader to-
leap with electric force and constantly alternating
between joy and sorrow, tears aud laughter, indi,-
nation and admiration, he suffers and rejotces with
the ehiraeers, misunderstanding to act with thep
50 intensely is he nteresied-so deepyi Is he SPELL
bound. The story never iags from The beginning to
the end, snd the love portions of it are especially
beautiful, and such t. enlist the sympath ca OF
every iadyreader. This great story Il eommenesd
no. OF the present Volume, and tho .e who desire
We say, buy the N'-s' 1''io
/ IN. p alfau,4.I VIZ uo
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ACCIDENT Fgoa HooP SK1RT.-A lady in
stepping from a car in Market square, Monday
evening, was caught by her hoop, thrown down
and dragged Considerable distance, inffcting
some ugly scratches. She was promptly as
sisted, however, and her injuries were not Sc.
rious.
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Cor. CAPRoN. the new Commissioner of Ag-
riculture,wi reduce the force in his Office,
which has latterly been beyond its necessities.
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The report that Mrs. Stove is going to edit
q paper devoted to woman's rights is now said
to be untrue. 10, s,,sfss4H un nifnd OF suy.1
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MAsoNIo.-Po Council of R. S. Mas
tiers heldithair annual election Monday eve
ming. The officers for the ensuing year are:
OrfinI s, Fogg, 7. NJ; John H. Hall, r. I.
NJ Daniel W. Miller, I. M; Charles Fobes,
Treas. Eben'r Wentworth, Recorder; Albion
w. Mayo NJ. G.; William 9. How G CA.
Q. Leach, Cond; Christopher Way, Steward;
Warren Phillips, Sentinel. ''''f" % '.'7
An election of officers Of Presumpscot Lodge
Of F. and A. Masons, was held at Masonic
Hall, Windham, Dec. 9th, 1867. The following
officers were chosen for the ensuing year:
John g. Cobb, NJ; Elias R. Howard, s. W.;
Erastus A. Plummer, J. w; John R. Rollins
T.; Beniah 81. Hall, S.; Joseph G. Chute, s.
D.; Charles c.. HAWKES., g. D.; Cotton NJ
Bradbury Tyler ALBERT r. Hawkes., Charles
Jones, Henry j. Lance, Committee of Finance.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES following is the order
of exercises to be observed this evening at the
First Parish Church at the insta llation Of Rev
Benz. H. Bailey:
- 7ifs.E''S-s Anthem Iish ossi4s "a1iT"ss
Introductory Prayer BY Rev; . A. Swami, of Ken.
Reading of the Scriptures BY Rev. Wm.iA, savary
iia 1iaafnaqof Ellsworth. a1 10 s'Aa--td
Sermon by Rev. F. h. Hedge, D.. D., Of Brookline
q : d3fIW 81 2sis.s2 Mass. huf vslgg,Hatttt 4ta
Prayer OF Installation by Rev. J. II. Morrison, d
b5tHtg. D., OF Milton, Mass. geipdi i-f-ii ~
Anthem .Holisaatf4
Charge by Rev. Z. S. Gannett, d. d, OF Arlington
street. Church, Boston, - sE..,s -
Right Hand Of Fellowship by Kew. j. T. Hewes, Of
Portland.
-.t 4 t'+i HYMN. rnf 5ttiiss- fa't
Address to the Society BY Rev, C G. Everett OF Ban
.li-7l o. a3ithiHl Hf gor piftt 1913 M LOT s.
Concluding Prayer by Rev JgT g. Nichols, Of Saco
s!.gtss,txHs Anthem %
Benedietion by the Pastor. 'ih g 50
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES following is the order
Of exercises to be observed this evening at the
First Parish Church at the insta llatiqn Of Rev
Benz. H Bailey:
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Municipal COurt.

JUDGE R1NGsBURY PRESIDING.
-TUEspAy.--Geo. H. McAlmon, for larceny. Plead
ed guilty and was sent to the Reform School during
his minority i ,e.4 sfi f.i.,tr4 Il. q, <.,s,taTI
John Harris, for larceny. Case continued till to-
morrow morning at O'Clock. Drummond for State.
Williams for defendant. hih t"''i'i.' 'u' i'i
State vs.. William Darton for search and seizure
process. Decision, not gully. Putnam for defence
William Finch was complained OF FOX larceny, hut
the comp ainnt did not appear, and the respondent
was discharged. "
"A boy'by the name Of Berry, VINO has been held
on charge of larceny was discharged yesterday. a
THE OPERA-The second performance Of
the La Grapge -Brignoli company called out as
full and fashionable an audience as. that as
sembled ON the previous evening. The piece
was Martha, an opera which never fails to
| please from the light and sparkling character
ofits music and the grace of its movement
The part of Martha was sustained by Miss
McCulloch, who showed herself fully up to
its acquisitions, and created very favorable
impression. Her voice is impid, pure and
sweet, and capable Of much expression. She
gave the,song "Qaisola, girgin rosa in a man
ner really exquisite, and was enthusiastically
SAeolSu- <As au dctfcSS sue IS tlnllu Eut
graceful. '''' "''
Brignoli's delicious tenor gave cha, m to
the part of Lionel which hardly belongs to it.
He does not shine. as an actor; his vocation is
to sing, and he does that with such sweetness,
power and expressionithat tits positive hap
piness to listen to him. Siguor Orlandini
made very happy hit in the drinking song in
the third act. The audience insisted upon an
encore which was given. 5i,f ss,.....,. ..,.
OF the mise e1a scene we say nothing because
its deficiencies were without any remedy, with
the existing arrangements Of the hall, but we
think there is likely to be an increasing regret
that in the finishing Of the room some regard
was not had to the arrangement of scenery,
andiof the stage to fl them for performa noes
of this kind. iiSihiI@ 10 jIndmA l'iG tGggi,
/ This evening our brief season of Italian
opera closes with the performance of Ernani
The cast comprises the full strength of the
company. Madame de La Grange will appear
as Eluira, character inlwhich she has always,
been brilliantly successful. The part. of
Ernani will be filled by Signor Massimiliani,
that Of the King by Orlandini, and that Of
Silica by Sarti. Such cast cannot fail to do
justice to verdis magnificent music '',' '''
As this is the last night there win doubtless
be rush for seats, and tickets have to be Sc.
cured early. buo8 .s3iI5zt9ii 5giiLu 5f9at @
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wien by the use OF the ARNiCx OINTMENT
You can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Barns, Scttds, Chagped Ha.ds, SpraiRs, Cats,
as it costs but % cents. Be sure to ask for
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Mains Pure Eiderberry and Cur
t.' rant Wines.
WHY Sufter from Sores /?

So highly recommended by Physicians, may be
foundat wholesale at tbs drug stores of W w. Whip
pie & Co., H. Il. Hay. w. F. Phillips & Co, e. l..
Stapwood and j. w. Perkins q Co. tan12snd1y
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Hotel Arrivals.
IL f'I'f Nlits
AMERICAN HOUSE.

~
5 Horton Maine E Garland Kenne bunk
n W button. Lewiston NJ C Wyman Island Pond
y b Hubbard. Hiram D Smart, Lewiston .s
T Berrill, Monroe Thompson, Augusta
FrizzeI, Wateryille W S Gould, " Portland
ii Smith, KendallsA1illsC c Jordan, Auburn
T Benville, Monson F Robertson q w.Tauntn
r B Vose, Freedom A jock Gardner fi ID.
C L Fowler, Richmond G Cushing, Skowhegan
E Stetson, Chicago yu D b Saunders N Portland
Esiii, Boston J Turner, Readfeld ,
J Lefil Skowhegen j " Sweet. do
c r Richards, Monmouth ii Gardiner, Milan -
W S Willard, IslandPond ........f ....,
Jewett, Bridston JLPerry, waldoboro
j w Parker, Gorham 3 Hucknell, Conway ia
j W Bayerly Boston r j Bird, Boston
j w Nixon. q do q ~ Martin Cloud, Saco l3f.i
Thos Conboy, New I ork j III Pour lam, Providence
VIM Conboy, " do l'i' NJ T Mathews. Augusta
5. L Lewis, Boston .frt G G Norton, Bath 70 Vi e
} Il Jackson & W, Rock.dH F arrs, Phiiadeiphia
sao& Ss8n hnh sas Rev oa 9olp
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d RsnsisHss fsnSis eases s Sss'n
Dunning & v, Harspw'lJ Fdgg, Yarmouth fl--
J NJ Hill, Shapleigh n a.. -,s,, .,,lg D.,
-'''''- '"' PREBLE HOUSE.
: rocIsit 3 WI York; G Hill, Dover Nh -
US sSsg1 Dsas ssstSS Fa %issm &c &c
.
Lothrop, New York J 2 Mann, Rochester
G A Rogers, Boston ,t RNute. Boston .asi
II Perkins, do M Arter & ", Toronto
Hoitt. do O. Skilton, Boston 81
Mrs Snow Randolph G r Aver, do iftfa,
9 Hopkins, Kansas f C Adams, do
9 TWo0dbury, Boston Ii F Wade, >iG do ll' 'ifll
E Greene, New York A @ Dewey, New York, .
Miss Greene, do Milken q W, Augusta
II A Pinkham, Boston B johnson, = de iIt
e Chick, do j Bel, Chester NH
~ Bufum, y do Ell Hobbs, Boston ''
W S Solomons, Bayonne II Cousen> Rochester i
s Markes Milwaukee W Flowers BANGOR
W Boehei, Ne y York i J II Andrews, Boston a5
E G Boenen, do J g Mason Il do ,s,
y B Gunnison, Scarboro S ff Cummings. (sorbaDo
G E Storer, Boston p So B E Bates w Sumner ID
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FIRE About Q o'clock yesterday morning
hre was discovered in carpenters shop on
franklin street, occupied by Walter John
son. 1t was confned to this building, with the
exception of some damage done a new build
ing close By, used by Matthias Libby for the
purpose of storing lumber This was a bad
situation for fire, being Surrounded by wood.
en- buildings, and but for he prompt action of
the Fire Department might haze been an ex-
tensive one ......i f,.. .r...... .f. -.
The alarm about ) o'clock yesterday after
noon was caused by the ppsettng of lamp in
the storehouse of the Portland Sugar Com
pany. The floor caught Gre, and an alarm was
sounded. Before an engine arrived the fire
had been extinguished, without much damage
being done. 5u dir0m ar fa gaf iiAe ~
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LuMpERING, THIS WNTER.-A correspond.
ent Of the Bangor Wing says that on the Ken
nebec waters, the amount of logs to be cut will
probably be less than one-half what was cut
last winte1N This reduction is owing princi-
pally to the large supply Of last seasons cut
which are on hand, A large number Of teams
have already gone into the woods, but thsfbrce
TO be employed there will be very materially
diminished in number. 4,iito 80 i71''dH VI ss
4 On the Penobscot waters, as far as we can
learn, the cutiof logs win probably be not more
than one-haf to two-thirds as large as that of
last winter, and we suppose the same may be
true of the whole numbering portion of the
State. This will bring the supply of lumber
next year perhaps Fellow the demand, although
the amount Of logs left over is much larger
than usual. ,.. owed ,rtil s.,ffcfttfl ,,.ri
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Jackson's Catarrh Snuff |

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WE UNDERSTAND that Gen. Neal Dow vim
lecture for the benefit of the Young Mems
Christian Association, in the City Hall, before
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As',Si1AGSss Items.

HE glowing complexion of girlhood restor-
eul0Sy h P3lReef Val 9o i nov2c,2awtfo
A full supply Of Artists Materials and Sheet
Wax't sehlpt tetbeek 8 Coz, A2v+mwf
ATwcoD has Just received a full cargo Of De.
ilcious oysters direct from Virginia. He sells
at Wholesale and retail, just gbelow Lancaster
Hall on Center street
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DOMESTIC porto

& SAN FRANCISCO-Ar It'll inst, shin I'll Dorodo
Otis New York.
NEW oRLEANS-Ar Sd inst, ship Forest Eagle.
Hosmer, Rockiand. S'S "sie'
I Below oh, barqne Hanson Gregory. t1N
Z Ar at SW Pass an, bar1ue Maileviile Waite from
Liverpool; lido kimbali. Grant from New YORK
land both proceeded up) 1''" i0i"'
MoBlLE-Ar 4th, sch Ringdove Wooster, from
AT sth, brig Sullivan, Perry, Aspinwar
Cid 81, barque Sancho Panza, Hagen Havre
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Haze,s A,.,sjcn, Ointment.


For sale by all druggists or send your address ant
Sc cents to o. T.. SEYMOUR g. CO., Boston. Mass.
and receive a box by return mail w. F. Phillips q
Co., agents for Maine. -, april2Glysn
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS
M 4, RI N e NEWS.
PORT OF P0RTLA ND.

..ssasB sa.tu Tuesday, December 10.
ARRIVED.
Barque Mary Libby, Libby Philadelphia. "
Sch Preference, Thurston, Boston.
Sch ) II Pool, Vhurrell, Boston.
Sch ID nmark, Hopkins, Boston. ff4sE4 80,
sens brllant Parnham, and Fair Dealer, Bloig-
Sch Gatharine, McNear. Boston Tor wiscasset.
Sch Hunter, Pierce, Bristol. i F~TTi J.
z.u...4-, CLEARED. 81. .-.
sen IDA Wheeler, Dyer Sagua : Churchill,
Sch vary W Hopper, Hopper, cardehas = hin,
From Branch Office Western Union TslearaDh. ,,
Arat New York 9th. brig Minnie Miller, Ander-
son, Matlnzas.
ar At Aspmwall Gath ult, brig Isabella Beurmap,
At Mauriiius Oct Is, slip Pocanontas. from Manila
for Boston, tshort of provisions.) itN 81, H33f
Ship Harvest Queen has made one OF The Quickest
round voyages yet recorded. She sailed troR New
York Dec with tuli cargo of coal and machinery
ier San Esanesco Arriving there she discharged
where she arrived in 100 days. discha raed IN rocd
order, took in general cargo for New York and ar
took in a carg of breadstutfs and at $40 1M. iii
inst crossed the bar at Sandy Hook bound to Liy-
epool being Just twelve months almost to an hour,
since sne TOOK her departure from the same place for
Ship Black, Capt Crowell, has made two trips from
San Francisco to Liverpool taking full cargoes each
y8t5.{ 1c-E Ttts8FN ~
DISASTERS.
Ship j Southland, Bishop from New York Nov
for Liverpool, was wrecked at the mouth OF the
Mersey 7t inst. 1he dispatch by cable Sd inst an
nDuncing the Lizzie Southard" long over due bas
reference, probably, TO the Jane Southland wh1cl,
sailed iron, New York D t % for London and s NOW,
Al days out. The Lizzie Southland was wrecked in
the Bay of Bahia, Nov IS, 1866.
r A dispatch from Boothbay says the sails rjpg,ro
anchors o. sehr denny Lind which was wreck Ell
Sd inst, have been saved. The car was volnaJ ~
S2OU0 and was insured. - ' Nv
Sch Emeline McLain, from Boston tor Baltimora
before relorted ash re ON Niger Point has come OF
without injury. ' e VI"
Brig Narino, from st John, NIB. for China. wss
spoken "a inst with loss deck load end retnrp;n
to repair amages. - -'''i' '''is
sen Antelope, from Wilmington for New YORK.
when was abandoned at sea, re2iste, ed So ions w
6nit at Sullivan in 1885, rated A2y and hailed rom
Wilmington. I-4,.t :. - 80 i-''eu nun
Brig Uncle Sam. Pennell at Boston from Nob;la
reports, 9Th inst. 20 miles ESE of Cane mn ,eI in
win sehr superior, OF Rockand, tom New York Tor
Bos en- with cargo OF plaster and three feet water
IN the mold As there was prospect Of saving the
scr the crew went on board the brig and the YES eli
was abandoned. 80 ~
SehC WyDexter. Mason, at Boston from Augusta,
reports, when of Long Island came in contact with
sShr Iatalnount, ana bulwarks. split oresail
Ne The L carried away jbboom. Both vessels
were lowed up to port.
on The all Of the West EanE iuil OF W ter. No par
icu,ars.
Sch Montezum1 from Bangor tor W Washington nut
in Holmes Hole 7h inst with main5ai IN IL niaces
she having been in collision with Br schr Hal1tia
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.DODD'Sx NEE VINE
AND ENVECnR r<,D,


This Medicine is a NERVE TONIC II stops the
waste o,Syitality, braces the Nerves, and quietly
regulates the system Sleeplessness, Irriabiiitv
Loss Of Energy, Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Con
stipa ion, local Weakness, ana central iailiny of
the mentaand bodily functions, are the common in
dcation OF Nervous Disease Dbdl's Nervirie and
inviSorator is n complete specific for all troubes~
1t Is also the BEST as Is also The most agreeable,
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Hysteria-retained excessive Irregular and painful
menses-yield to its magic power.
,,... TO MOTHERS.
Mothersl we also commend the NERVINE tor use
IN the diseases which afiict children while Teethng
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Supplying oyrups, OF which Opium Is the priucipaL
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Price One 'ollar per BOTTLE
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Photographic Notice.

a e. Lewis, No, Ie Market square,
HAVING Returned to his old place OF la,4ins 70.
IS now ieldy TO attend personality 10 kiSc as
.oeers Card photographs ferreotypes az tnty ees,
N. Il. Having secured the servces "A sple, ,d,a
lndia Ink fnsher will guarantee satisfaction " ali
cotYlhg entrusted TO me. 'tffti-l-. III
December 10. div ..
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AiFNE MACHINF!-We were present yes
terday, at the establishment of the Portland
Stone Ware Company, and saw. the working
of model of Gregg's brick making machine,
which is now in operation in that place, This
isa splendid piece Of machinery, and works to
perfection turning ont some 5000 brick of
miniature size per hour. The bricks are per-
feet in form, handsome, uniform and very
solid. As a machine all the machinists pro-
nounce 1t simple, Strong, certain and not more
liable to get out of repair than any other large
machine. The clay is shoveled into it from
the bed, without previous preparation, and the
machine pulyerizes it to the same consistency,
moulds it into bricks, presses them hard
enough to be packed without supplying aud
presents them. in moulds, seven at time
ready to be borne off, IL separates the rocks
from the clay, no foreign substance troubles it,
it requires no water, and asks for nothing but
man to feed the hopper and men to carry off
the bricks as they are presented va
Mr.. y. w. Hussey is exhibiting this machine
here in order to- sell State rights, County
rights, or one alone. Tt ell be in operation at
this place for few days, and those interested
should call and see how llicel " it does its work
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-11
SPECIAL NOTICE s. n
Brick Makers and Cap talists

Are invited to examine the operation of GREGa's
IMPROVED STEAM BRICK PRESS making three
thousand t0aO) Bricks per hour from Portland clay.
1t will be on exhibition three days, 10th, nth and
18th, at the Portland Stone Ware Comp any's Works
Portland, Dec. Il. sn1t .ss..s.,..,..... 4,