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The Portland daily press., 1867-09-06

HEAVY Loss AND REcovERY.-Our respect-
ed fellow citizen S. w. Larrabee, Esq, yester-
day, whileson his way,from Larrabee's planning
mill on Commercial street to the Cali block
was so unfortunate as to lose his pocket book,
containing 81 400 in U S. bonds and $500 in
city scrip, besides some notes aud papers,
Late in the afternoon he learned that the
pocket book, with all its contents had been
picked up by an honest llishman, who placed
it il, the hands Of a friend to be restored to
him. The finder will be richer man to-day
than he was yesterday
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DIED.

In this city, Sept L. Alba T. Mitchell daughter OF
Daniel and Della F. Mitchell aged IL months days.
ltpmeral this friday afternoon, at O'Clock, at
the house OF Mrs. Mary Johuson, Abyssian Court.
years SFA ~ ~ NaaaF, = Y
In Brunswick, Aug. 81, Mr. Jeremiah Owen, aged
In Belgrade, Aug 10, Ebenezer Trask, Jr.. aged
7e years.
In SkOwhegan, Aug. 10. Mrs. Abigail Fletcher,
In Monroe Aug. l, of dropsy, Francis Wood, aged
81 years. ~ hi0 ~ iiir = a ttf 7 = ~ 4.
Z In Lewiston, Aug. 10, Ursula C. French, aged %
years. 80
IN Baltimore, Sept. g. Clarence Allen, only son OF
Granville and Amanda Loud, aged % months.
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'Aide-de- Camp to his Majesty the Kinp
Hatchelor,s Ho;r n

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only rue and perfect PIE Harmless, Reliable
tins. Natural Black Brown Remedes tla III
effects of Bad Dyes. Invisorates the hair ,ean ~
liam q, Batcheior. All others are mere initatipns
and should beayoided; Sold by all Dr,,cgsis and
Periumers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
November 10. 1866 d1ysn "a - fF - Ia Z
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THE AMNESTY PEocLAdATIoN.--The Boston
Journal'S .Snccial IYasIi.,rt1,,,- ,,,-d;s.,..4.1.

THE AMNESTY YPRocLANIATIoN.--The Roston
Journals special Washington dispatch saws:
The President is urged to make the amnesty
universal IN Its character, but he has not p0si-
lively decided to do SO, though it is probo bic
that he will YIELD Alaon.. the classes tbat IL
has been decided SO far to pardon are the fol-
lowing:
Ist All who are, or shall have been, pre-
tended civil or diplomatic officers or otherwise.
domestic OF foreign agents of the pretended
government. VI
I'd. All persons who have been abseptees
ing the rebellion.
3D.. All persons who left judicial stations ur-
der TINS government to aid the rebellion. : .f
4th. All persons who held the Office of
Tovernor OF States while the latter were in
9th. All persons who have taken the oath
q g Amnesty prescribed in the Proclamation Of
9th. All persons who left their homes with
IN the Jurisdiction of the United States and
passed beyond the Federal lines into the re-
pelnon for the purpose of aiding it. ils t.i j.
7th. All who left seats in Congress to aid
the rebellion,
8th All who shall have been military or ma
val ofhcers of the rebel government below the
rank of Lieutenant General =
There is such variance of opipion in the Cob-
met that some of these classes NAV NOT he
eventually enumerated, while the President
uidy aiso decide to grant universal amnesty
ana inciude JEFF. Davis Lee and Beauregard.
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The Salisbury lMd) New Era says: 'The
effect of the Presidents recreancy is being
made apparent. Even on our streets the hur-
rahs for JEFF. Davis again greet our ears, and
those who have for some time smothered their
antagonism to Republicanism, are now grow
lug defiant"
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-06

IHE st, John Telegraph reports that con-
tracts have been concluded for the construc-
uon OF the whole SS miles of the internatic nal
railway between st. John and the Maine
boundary. About GOO men are employed on
this portion Of the line. East of St. Jolin the
work is in rapid progress through westmore-
land County from Shediac. About $50 men
are employed on the light work, which will be
completed before winter, when the heavy cut
dnss will be attacked. Several thousand tons
rails are expected from England before long.
The ST. Stephen Branch west of st. John, has
been in operation all summer, doing a good
business; the Woodstock Branch is making
favorable progress, and the Fredericton Branch
Is said to be in fair way to be constructed
within the next two years at the fartbesi .s5t'
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Rubicel.

Inns nnrivalled preparation tor beaurifyipg the
compexon and restoring the freshness and bloom of
youth, and for removing Tan, Sunburn, Mott, and
Frreckies IS now for sale by ell Druggists and Fancy
ooods dealers IN this city. Enquire for Rubicel,
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Moth and Freclxles

Inc only reliable remedy for those brown dscolor-
alons OH the face called Moth Patches and Ereckes
Is Is PERRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. Prenar d
e. St onIy py Dr y G. PERRY, Dermatologist 40 Bend
81, N. Y. Sold by all druggists in Portland and
elsewhere. Secured by copyright marieJS,wems,s
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ISL First Page To-day Republican Nomi :.
nations; RaIlyl the Little Giant. Virginia
Politics; Magazines; Varieties. ' +. '''s'
Fourth Page-The Poplar; the Chicago Lake
- ~ - .-L.L-L. D. .-.-..O III
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Register: Register:

See that your names are ON the check lists.
Remember that all names must be registered
to-day, or tomorrow No name can be placed
on the hst or taken therefrom on the day Of cleo
tiOn .szssiH Hfs2D y
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United States District Court.

-nsese BEFORE JUDGE FOX. o52-
= THuRsDAY.-Louis II. Kahler libellant v. bark B.
+. Shaw. Libel for wages. After hearing Judge
Fox ordered decree to be entered for libellant for
the amount claimed. 81 'AE. I'D .NfS = sstg
DAVIS u Drummond. 4'3l.d Strout s. Gage.
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JOSEPH HICKSON,
Secretary and Treasur

POSTAL MONEY ORDER OFFIcEs.-In addi-
ton to the 835 money-order offices now in oper-
alton, four hundred more will be opened on
the 9th ins., Of these eleven are in Maine,
viz: Alfred, Calais, Camden, Dexter, Houlton,
Presque Isle, Richmond, South Berwick, Wis
casset, and Yarmouth 2tFtSgEf
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SPOKEN.

July7, lat 81 S, Ion % E, ship Enterpriso D,,..
bar, from Calcutta for New York. 'e' Jun
July 10, lat 32QS s, Ion I33 Il, ship Beparo. ,u.
Rangoon for Falmouth; same day az Gau ,ies from
ship Pendleton l6 days from BombavS APE ip Horn,
pool all well.by ship Bennington. at Bostn 1r Liver
New York for Jacksonville otrout, from
Mo No 1ats lat y ~ lon g. brig Kate Freeman. from
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why Suffer from Sores p

when, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
rom Burns ,ScaSds Chapped Hands, Sprai,,s Cuts
" ouadS, ana e1sry Complaint Of the SKIN 1Try III
as u costs but 70 cents. Be sure to ask for -
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Hon. .e. M. norrin, ef. . usu.,a, G,

Hon. Les M. uorriil, Of q ususia, q
Will speak at
Brdgton CenIer, Friday. Sept G, at II o'clock.
Brunswick, Saturday sept I, al Il o'clock
Sen. f.. NJ. Ilec, of Conn.,, sfH
sstftfif b Will speak at t.... f,,.,If i-vs d.,
Sidney Town House Friday, Sept c, 2 I'm
John T.. stevens,
1904 ~ will spcakat =. tn5
Sidney Town Houso -a1r Friday, Sept 6, NJ.
John L. stevens and A. II, Farweis, &
-..4.s.. t Will speak at .t,, al .itsa,tu..
North Vassalboro' : Saturday evening, Sept Z.
Gen Caldwell, of Ellsworth, "a.
ga io'i VIII speak at - s
Freeport, d-si iii Saturday Evening, Sept z.
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= RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The, following are the
receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway for the
week ending Aug. 18th, 1867 ~ ~, J.
passengers, .$48, ,175 90
EAtress rrelgnt, MANS and Sundries,. 4,800 90
frelSht ana Live Stock G., ,624 90
Total; Observation-Disclosures. S115, ,599 90
corresponding week last year.. ......... 11s,93s 90
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-06

YerNG Peoples PRAYER NESTING & ( yonnr
Peoples Prayer Meeting will be held in the Commit
tee Room Central Church sVestry this, FRIDAY,
evening at u O'clock All are cordially invited to
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Hale's Asu;ca Ointment )

For sale by all druggists, or send your o,rsss and
% cents to o. z. SEYMOUR s. CO, Boston. Mass
anu receive box by return mail. w. F. Phillins q
Co., agents for Maine. II : = anr;,3cIvsn
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IMPORTS.

LISBON. Barque Gan Eden-5e7 3-5ths mayos
salt, to order. ,-2 ..s
HALIFAX, Ms. Steamer Carlotta - 1918 pkgs
raisins 46 casks oil, 81 bbs herring, 40 bbls do to
John Porteous.
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M ARR N e N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Thursday, September 5.
~ ARRIVED.
Steamer Carlotta Magune Halifax. Ms.
Steamer New York, Chisholm, from st John N B
tor Boston.
Barque Gan Ellen, toi Boothbayl Greenliaf, Lisbon,
al days, with salt. -tfs Ha : IlIa1
Sch Hanme WestbrOok, Littlejohn Boston,
Sch Sunbeam, Lord Phipsburg EHI
Sch Nellie Bunker, Leland, Cranberry Isles Tor
Ar 3d-Sch Maria Lunt, Boynton, New York. NN
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake, Colby, New York-Emery
81 Fox. 77f1-'
Sch Plymouth, fsr) King, Cheverie, Ms. asil
Sch Lamartne, HILL New York; B James, -i
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Thompson, Boston-Cbarles
SAWYER. Astb rsF - BEsta'E HsSr5a ,I.,s M =
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Medicai Notice

GH. CHADWICK, NJ. D., will devote sn.o;o1 90
tention to Disea es OF the Eye No. 3O1 Ceneross ST.
Office hours from II A. NJ. 10 P. M
May is. sNu
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THE RULERS OF EUROPE AND GOvERNoR
81 S-@ - e. FENTON Ltlt14fTlf-N -

Most o. the rulers of Europe, the Emperor of Rus
sla and France the Kings OF Prussia, Denmark, Hoi
n1 etc believed It their duty to reward
hlr Hoh as benetact0r to suffering h,,nanitg. Our
space does hot allow us to name all the marks ofis-
llncton which Mr.. Hoff has received from them as
Denmark: - VI
MI. Hoh; His Majesty the King has ordered me
10 express The satisfaction His Ma esty has experienc
ea rom re 1enefcsdt effects achic yor Mat Erfract
has prodaced onhis oacR person and on seceraI nem
oeTs Of hts august family. BY orber w '''"'7
ifl4 81. CASTENCHIOLD,
acon,,,'. Aias-ae7 Camp to his Majesty the King.
bis Exeelency Governor r. g. Fenton has io.e M s,sI
IiofLs Malt Extract and has written TO Mr. TennaTd
Hon that he finds his beverage ofheaSth gerg Dleas.
Sold at Druggists 81 Grocers. Persons WISHING
agencies might apply with reference to Hofss MALI
W. f. Philips & Co. Portland, sole ape,,ts for
~ aug3i div sN
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
rs rant Wines

foundat wholesale at tbe drug stores of w W. Whn.
pc q Co., Ii: Il. Hay. w. F. Phillips s. Co. 10. L.
Stanwood ami y. w. Perkins & Co. ~ jan1asndiv
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fPsr steamer Persia, at New York;

- Per steamer Persia, at New York;
Charleston. ~,
Sid 23d, Enoch Beuner. Benner Boston.
Cid 23d, Istra, Sewall, Philadelphia; Ocean Ex
press, WARSAW, San Francisco.
Ent tor ldg 2lst, j Ii Ryerson, Gardiner for Nav
orleans; Jos Fish. Stackpole, tor Philadelphia
Ar at Gfavesend t21st. Robin Hood, Morgan. for
New York. s""' Wi
on Great ormshead 10Th, LYDIA Skolfield, skol-
held, from Liverpool tor New York :.
Sid I'm Cardin 22d j Southard, Bisliop for New
Sid 22d, Fl B Wright, Park, and t j Southard,
Bishop, New York.
don for New York.
Sid I'm Greenock Goth, Confidence, johnson, for
New York. ~ y p-t sFFEEs = u
Ar at st HelenasJuly II, Montrose. Small. from
Soufa ava land sailed for Amsterdaml 9th, Col
Ledyard, Wells, Cochin, (and sailed tor London)
Sid fm Oporto 21st ult, Waldo, Baker, Gloucester.
Sid i'm Marseilles 18th ut. Charles Poole, Sber-
man, Malaga; 10Th, Henry Flitncr, Park, Buenos
Ayres. 8AtBFs't5ftA - 81 sSu-ffi4Ii .1ttt-sitp
leans; 21st, Transit Kelley, do. -3At1Gtt47 q
/ Sid 18th, Arcturus, Mason, New Orleans.
Sid fin Cronstadt, (no date) Joshua LoriDg, Lorng.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Calcutta July IL, ships -Akbar. Croeker and
Coringa, Bogart, for Boston. log Rangoon. Thomas.
for New York, GETS S124; Edw Hyman, Brooks. and
Puritan, Taylor unc. oA'' anu
At Bombay July %, ships Milton, Smith. for Iiv.
erpool; Alhambra, Moull0n, for Batavia; BENJAMIN
Bangs No.cross. and st Paul, Martin unc; baroues
Story, unc. f '
Malaga. 't''S1'iy'
At Cape Haytien 10th MI, sch Mary f wo,ker
Wright from Boston ar 18th A0i'
Sid I'm Trinidad 18th brig Centaur, Moore. tor
New York. N' ioi
Ar at Havana 24th ult brig VIM Robertson, Reed,
NewOrleans. & e7SI . 4 : = 'S't' = t''eou' -'eou'
Sid 9th, barqne Ibis, Cra' tree New Orleans. scb
z IL Kelsey, Reed do; 2sth, barque MAY. Sietson.
Pendleton, New York; 31st, brig Winfield, Ioring'
Boston. fr ...l.',I -, e'
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DISASTE RS.

=. Ship AIracan, from London Tor New York. put in
70 queenstown 2Atf nit. with main and mzzenna is
sprupgj had lost topsail and cross jack yard jib-
boom. Sails &c; damaged rudder, shiitci cargo and
had upper works strained. Part of her cargo will
be discharged for repairs.
Brig Benj Delano. from st john NIB, Tor Havana,
has arrived at Fortress Monroe full of water =
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-06


JAMES GORDON BENNETT AS A Down EAST
SoHooLMAsTER.-A correspondent of the New
York Times, noting his visit. to Steuben, digs
up the following: loi sgiGbbaA, no;i.s.g..5 d. y,
While rummaging among the musty archives
OF the town few days since, the town clerk
found the following memorandum in an old
ledger March II, 1S1S-by James Gordon
Bennett, teaching school, order dated Sept. I6.
1878" One Of the selectmen of the TOW n, liy-
ing, informed me that this future publisher Of
a New York newspaper labored assduously in
teaching the young idea how to shoot, for the
sum of two dollars per week. including his
board. Young Bennett taught school here two
months. He was on his way through the coun-
try on a" tour of observation" having former
iy taught school short time at Machias, whitE-
er he had come from Nova Scotia Bennett
was at this time about twenty-five years of
age, and as schoolmaster he was liked
Whlie In Steuben he was penniless, and board
ed with q MI: Jonathan Leighton, strict Cal
ylnlstlc baptist, and with whom he had many
long and exciting arguments on theolor;na1I
points. Jonathan always came off yictoroms
in these scrimmages, Bennett declarn~ he
would rather hold q controversy with fbrao
doctors Of divinity than to argue with ,Jnna,
than" In the following spring Bennett left
Steuben for Boston, to become architect of his
fortune, -'S
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Business Items, Fs

ARCH Top Rustic Frames made to order al
Geyer & Co.'S, 10 Free street.
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HakMILL is in fine order, it is said, for his
race with Brown to day. On Monday his
weight was 159 pounds. He feels confident
that he will win the race, and it seems that the
betting on Hudson river is in his favor. His
boat is BIZ feet in length, u inches in width.
6lnches in depth, with spread of feet 9
inches from row-lock to row-lock, and weighs
20 pounds. 1t is built Of Spanish cedar soyer-
ed with oiled silk Hammil has been nracts.
sing at Cornwall, and Brown at Newbure.
Brown is also in very fine condition and very
confident OF winning. The betting in the city
OF New York seems to be in his favor.
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Portland aud 7vieinity.
New Advertisements this Day.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Notce-Chao beflain, Hill & Co. 49,.
Franklin Family School-Warren Johnson.
2 -Casco Street emina1y- Mary @, Hail. d y
Executors Notice Ns " 7 = = ~ =
For Sale or t. Let-Wm. Shea.
RemoFal-Miss III. ID. Robbins F..
Flour-Blake, Jones g. Gage.
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CONCENTRATED IKE

CONCENYRATED LYE.
II viii make 10 pounds excellent hard soap or o.
galions OF the very best soft soap for only about 10
cents Directions on each box For sale at ali Drug
BEWARE OF COUNTEPFEITg. 3.ft
NJ Be particular in asking for Pepnsvlvan;a Salt
Manufacturing Co.'S SaDonifer. no17sNeods WV WI
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-06
DOMESTIC PORTs.


iSANsFRANCISCO-Ar Sd inst. ship Fleetford
Stoyer New YORK.; Transit, Whitmore, Newcastle
Sid Sd inst, ships Laurens, Goff, Liverpool; Cali
2 NEW ORLEANs-Ar at sw Pas sotb. ship Mary
Russell, n9aaR Bush, St Thomas, seeking
Sarah Peters. Providence 7FT--~- =
N0RFQLK-Ar "a, sch Kedron, Holbrook, New
York Tor Inl1anola, in distress. ~ f" -
Also az I'd. brig Princeton, Wells Rockland.
GEORGETOWN, Dc-Sld 3ist, brig Haze, Hail,
EALTIMoRE- Sd, brig II IIouston French,
PAILADELPHIA-Ar Sd, brig Alex MiIliken.
Estes, Calas; schs VIM Butman, -, and Open
land.
CID ID. schs Mary Z Rankin, Crosby. Boston; An
CID Sd. brig Angler Curtis, Dureiu Bath: schs
Julia Gan,age Hx, Charleston Mary VIII W Happer. Der.
HSpgST' HpsW 8@nR a1d RRlozimss BsIgeyl Bag Boston.
Trini adj; schs w Beebe. Crawford Charleston; |;
yandaiia. Lord Ellsworth; Griffin, Gould. from
G&loueeSter; & Gov Coney, ta,ker, Boston; Harmonic
narI ia 1,,,i Disnson sea queen Sargent, Pawtucket
Al 4th. brig = 4-egfton, Leighton, ia ,ksonviIle.
Cd 4th, bar ,ue Cephas Starrett Babbidge, Eliza
bethport; brig; Emily Fisher, Shackfori, Il 1rks sid
Giles Loring Pihkhan, Inasua /; Monticello, for
Wilmington, NC: Cosmos, Parsons, Georgetown :
Arecibo; Moses Waring, Bunker, Portla d.
! NORWlCH-lAr Sd, sch L u Wentworth, Dean
NEW LoNDoN-ir Sd, scts Michigan sbuta .
Seorsia, Shite, and Locbiel Brown. Rondout for
Boston; wm Nc Obj, Chapman, do for Bucksport; !;
tra9k ran IN Maria. Lunt; New York for Belfast.
Sid %, brig III McGilvery, for New York
lNEWPORT-Ar 3D. scbs Only Son. Marson p.om
Iishton 1ol Gardiner; Chas A Snow, Heath and i II
Tinker. Stanley, Pawtucketfor New YorE: YORK. I Ariel
Bangor. -'4 " 'h''.'l '-IF' 7''es' "oi'
SD 81, brig Elmira, Mary Lowell; schs Seven Sis
and Chr0nOmeter. .Ff =
FALL RIvER-Ar Cd, sch Harbinger, Ryder I'm
Bangor.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar Sd, schs Grace Webster.
Randall. Philadelphia tor Portland; james Brophy,
vile ior Boston.
AR 4ih, sclis Abbe willard. Lausil, Bangor f,r
New York; Louis Walsh, Robbins, Providence for
Belfast: Mndoia, Higgins, Bangor Or Il
IBoSTON-Ar 9Th, ship Bennington. Stover Cal
cutta; brlgs Nuevitas. Wood. Elizabethport; scbs
Hickman, Small, Woodbridge Nj; Ruth Thomas
norton Eiizabethport; j G Roker Began, lm Port
Cid 4th. barque Rachel, Bucknam, tor Aspinwall.
brig Antelope, Rumball, Glace Bay; sch SUM- Hard
ing, Bangor.
Ar 5th. brig Arthur Eggleso. Beattie, Goree; scbs
John Cro2ker, Low, Ehzaoethport; Arrival. Farm
CID 9Th, bariiue Ukraine. .Melcher, Phiadelnbia.
to load for Antwerp; Undine Mitchell. Cienue.ros:
via Portland; + ,onn Cousins. ior KEY Wost; M q
Bart, Hart, Philadelphia Adrian, Everett, tor
!, SL,oU5,oEsTER-Ar a1st, sch Robertt Woodruff,
, Ar "a: schs lisa ella. Lowden, Falmouth for Round
Fond Me; FAR Play, Parker, Wiscasset % 1li7 2
rra,,to, scns susan Fr1nce Smith. I'm Boston for
coinln6il Crosby. do sor Bangor. -
NEWBURYPOl,T-Sld 4t6, sch Gen Marion. Tor
j PoRTSMoUTH-Ar Sd, scbs j l. Leach Erd,cott
PHILADELPHIA; Harriet Baker, Webber. New York
Sid 4th, scbs + Benedict, Bigley Bangor: Chas
Carroll, Farnsworth, Rockland ~ -0NN'"A'' 0N'"''
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Ah DIR. S. s. FTTCH'S. ahb9
ssEamily- Physician. -

Scventysix pages: price 25 cents. Sent to any ad-
dress. No money required until the book is received,
SICK OF indisposed. Address DIR. S. S. FITCH, 25
FREMONT street, Boston, q sN Jan29d1y ~
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spEcIAL NoTfCrs.


MINERAL BATHS At HOME.
DTSPEPSIA CUREDY
,o,,o ~, :, NJ -. ;, RHEUM1TTSM CURED
SCROFULA CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS
I Do away with au your various and often pernic;
GUS drugs and quack medicines, and tew baths
prepared with
"STR SALTS 20
These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors OF tie Mineral Well of the Penn's Salt Man
uiacturing Co.. in Pttsburg, and are packed IN ar
tight boxes. One always sufficient for bath. d.
rections are attached. = a. iL" - Ri-- i'' ~
INTERNALLY USE
"Strumatic Mineral Waters J"
I In bottles of one and half pints One sufficient
[ for days use. Hdt. .5-t Io --.F -el1r 81. tH
EH- Sold by Druggists generally. -1.
Merrill Bros. No. 2l5 State ST., Boston; Reynolds,
Pratt & Co., No.106 Fultop ST. New York, Whole
sale agents. a7aT3s-. no20s eod&w1y
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SFECklas. NOTICES.

BANIsHED.-Pimples are speedily banisbed
by Rubicel. inaau 81 a.
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DROPOsALs FOR TREsH BEEF

OFFfCE OF Posi- CoNaIss Ri SUBSISTENCE, Z
foRI MhsoN, TEXAS, November, 1851.
Sealed Proposals, which must be in triplic ate !,
q, 1901, for supplying Fresh Beef ieither in the
ho9i or as may De requ to the troops
Iitais IL the Vicinity drawing sn ppiies thsrefrom
from January !, 1873, or as soon thereafter . may
be REQUIRED, 10 January ], l59, or such less time
a. The Conrn'is-ary General OF Subsistence may d.
Tbs bids will state the price per pound net, cur
Iency Tor Fresh Beef fnrnisbsd on the hoof, and
tered
Proposals must lie accompanied by proper guar.
that IL the proposal is accepted, the bidder viii
enter into cont act and that they will enter into
SOaf, n .,bn Of three sS
tract.
Satisfactory evidence Of the 10y atty Of each sue
cessful bidder and the soIyency OF the persons of
fered as security will be required.
The names Of firms should be stated in full, with
the address of all members Of the firm.
No bid Will be entertained when put In by con-
tractors whe have previously failed TO comply with
their contracts when il may be disco cred that
the bidder las offered directly or indirectly more
Bidder. tif hrn. the members, must be present
to respond to their bids, and to sign and complete
The beef cattle. furnished must not be over ave
years old and weigh less than tsoep i've hundred
The beef furnished must be of good marketable
quality. In equal proportions Of fore and hind
quarters nrsks shanks, Kidneys, talicw, excluded,
and to Be delivered At such times, aud such guam
Payne ut will be made monthly. or as soon there
after a. funds Be- received therefor.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
Endorse envelopes enclosing bid. Proposals for
address Proposals 10 the undersigned
de psB First 1t. ah U. 8. Cav, A. G 3.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-20
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December "a 1871, for furnishing the following
no coo pounds of best quality new Bacon Sides to
be thoroughly cured and smoked clear sidss or
clear ribbed, which to be stated in the bid
70 and s%ofss Shou
o@o pounds Of best quality sugar cured can.
Bidders viii state when the hams can te fur
nshed, and If no sample is on hand, state xhsn the
psund.p best ansy n Ss
smoked Dried Beef and to be psated in
900 Eeund. of best quality new sugar cured
smoked Beef Tongues, to be packed in kegs.
vas sed smoked Breakfast BacOn, in barrels
samples Of the Hams, Dried Beef, Reef Tongue,
7otOo pounds Of Brown Sugar, to lie packed in
good, strong, new, round hooped barrels full head
100 pounds of best quality Crushed Sugar, in
original packages.
500 pounds Of best quality Coffee Sugar, in
1919 pounds CT Rice new crop. to bs packed in
good tight, new, round hOoped barrels, full head
500 gallons of the best quality Of pure Vinegar
made only from cider or whskey, free from ali
uniform strength the Vinegar taking IS or aims Of
crystailzed bicarboDate of potash, to neutralize
IarTe. and barrels, Of es %I to n1 be
I 70 Re ssa II Perfect order Samples of
zoo pounds Of geed quality Star Candles, to be
fnli weight either Of IS or So, which to be stated
boxes, strapped with green hick ory.
1ptW pounds good quality Hard Soap. dry. full
cent OF water. to be free from soluble glass and ali
other impurities, and not to contain excess of
ss;ksil: In strong boxes, strapped with green
1.-THE soapi is green, each box INNS. contain the