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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-14
SENATOR SUMMERS LEoruRE.-The NJ

SENATOR SUMMERS LEoTURE-The Mer-
camille Library course of lectures was inaugu-
rated last evening. A brilliant audience filed
the City Hall to welcome Senator Sumner,
who has not spoken in Portland before since
1S4S-almost twenty years. The concert by the
Portland Band began at half past Z, and tor
half an hour pleased the waiting audience
At few minutes past the Senator appeared |
upon the platform and was received with hearty
applause. MIR. Sumner is still suffering from
the enects oil ms recent accident, and perhaps
MS deilVery may have lacked little of the |
fresh energy which he usually shows. But |
even with this drawback, which indeed was
scarcely noticeable, the lecture commanded |
the fixed attention of the audience fol nearly |
two hours. The theme was American nation |
ality--a timely theme, treated by an actor in |
the greatest events of our day. treated on the |
platform by aconsummate orator. The view
which MIR. Sumner holds, that our country is
changing orrather has already changed in fact
If not in name from confederation of indie
pendent States toa great and homogeneous M
ton, is a view which has been consecrated by
the best blood of the nation and which compels
the acquiescence of those living patriots who
oS's A"'N WV A'0P"uho. T1uIOrceu Dy MT. sum
hers eioquenee lt Is no wonder, that it charm
Ell anu cohtroieu 'he audience. Those hearers
VINO aisSenteu from ms opinions could but ac-
khowieuge the power OF the orator. Those
VINO Deheved as ne believes, that local jealous
les ana pretenslons have been from the begin
mng q source OF weakness, and that the nation
is OF right more than any of its parts found in
the matter OF the Grafton confirmation of their
most cherished political beliefs There was
never nme when this grand lesson could be
better taught. The Mercantile Library Asso-
ciatioh has conferred real benefit upon the
community by securing Mr. Summers services
on TINS occasion.
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Long sought For!
Come at Last /!
Mains Elder Berry Wine,

We take pleasure in annonncme thot tbe ahovo
nained artieie may be found for sale by all city
Dt"ssis,S 81, anu hrst class Country Grocers
As MEDICINE Mans Wine is myanable bejoc
among thebest, itapt the best. remedy for colds anJ
pulmonary complaints, manufactured from the pure
!niee 81 tne berry, and unaduerated by any impure
sick as MEDICINE. - ~ t"e
~, ..io o. the days OF the agad it addetb length.
lou, ne the mighty il aidcfh strength"
n,,a;sts d 1it,i, of the sick, joy for the we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell
ELDERRERRY wENE.s
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THE Atlantic cable seems to have been
broken down for season by the heavy news
6f Garibaldi's defeat which it was obliged to
transmit. After recovering from its despon-
dency, however, it takes all the sting out of
the former intelligence. TWAS bitter thought
that those wretched Papal mercenares stretch
ed six hundred of the consummate flower of
Italian youth npon the sod. But it is now
shown that the Chassepot rifles of the French
drove back Garibaldi and his sons from the
gates of the Eternal City. 1t was the over
whelming physical force of the French Empe
ror and not hireling mob that proved too
much for Garibaldis valor. There is double
satisfaction in this. 1t vindicates the military
reputation of the insurgent chief, which 9th
erwise might have been the subject of asper-
sions, and adds one more count to the long
and black Indictment which the human race
has drawn up against Napoleon Third Ii is
well that the assassin OF the liberties of his
own country, the monster who deluged the
streets of Paris with the blood of his country
men to attain the throne, should interpose
between the Italian people and despotism
which is only PARALLEL by his own in the worst
features of that form of mis- government
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day

New Advertisements this Day
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Browns Bronchial Troches.
Catarrh Snuff-Geo. c. Goodwin s. Co.
Rings Money Belt
ENTEaFAINMENT CoLUHS.
Sacred Concert and Readings
AUCTION COLUMN.
Alabaster Goods, zee. NJ. Parteh q TO-
NEW ADVERTISE COLUMN.
Furnilure-W p. Freeman
Fancy Goods-Snow Stetfhs.
10 Mi Desert and Maehias
Portiaud savings Bank G. Noyes
rhe Ten pie Choir-Nason Brothers.
Land TO Lease Geo. X. Davis q Co.
Pulpit. &c for Sale.
Lost Sable Fur Co'laf.
Boarders Wanted.
Comprising Machine for Sale-Geo Gwynn,
Hats, &e.-Gieenoush, McCallar & Co.
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HARNESSES made and repaired by j, Nc
Aleney, at his old stand under the U. S. Ho-
tel. Particular and personal attention paid to
repairing, on which discount of fifteen per
cent will be made for cash, on delivery. All
orders promptly attended to and warranted to
give perfect satifacton. Nov s. eod1w
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THE DAILY AND MAINE STATE
tDEytsR1

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF Fes-
senden Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Coesworrhy and
Chisholm Bros, at Boston Depot, and the train OF
q. NJ. Curtis, and at Portland & Rochester Depot.
AT BiddetCrd, OF Pllsbury Bros.
At Saco of j. s. Locke
AT Brunswick of w. Il. Fields.
AT Waterville, of j. S. Carter.
At Gorham of News Agent.
At Bath of j, o. Sli NV,
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STATE RIGHTs.-Three or four weeks ago we
wrote and prntel the follawiup words

wrote and printed the following words;
The truth is there was in 1887 jealousy of
State rights which has since proved mischiev-
Gus enough 1t is the high privilege of this
generation to blot ont State distinctions and
erect at last national government But aoe
mast baiid upon The constitution, and The ayork
aoe haze in hand must be done by the peoDle.
The Argus of yesterday copies this passage,
omittiiig the italicised sentence, and then pro-
ceeds 10 say that the garbled extract means
either "a sweeping revolution" or nothing.
Our neighbor evidently agrees with the inteli-
gent agent of the Associated Press who an
nounced to the bewildered public, while the
amendment to the Constitution
was pending in Congress- that the amendment
had been found to be unconstitutional
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When, by the use OF the ARNiCA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scttds, Chapped Hands. SDrfins. 1uts
Hounds, ana egery Conapluint Of the Skin. Try n
as it costs but 70 cents. Be sure to ask ior =
Hote's Arnica Ointment,
For sale by ali druggists or send your address and
90 cents 70 u 7, SEYMOUR u CO., Boston, Mass
an anu receive ! Don oy return mail. W. +. Phillips q
|o'' "sehi'' io' mahe' april2G1ysn
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PROMENADE CONCERT. - The Park street
Second Unitarian Society's Fair will open this
evening with grand Promenade Concert
Music by the full Portland Band. Tomorrow
afternoon the hall will be open for the sale of
fancy articies, and tomorrow evening there
VIII oe an oid Folks Concert, which promises
to be very interesting. We hope this under
taking will meet with the success that it de-
serves, considering the object for which it is
gotten up, and the excellent entertainments to
he given
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-14

Mr.. f. o. BAILEY has at bis auction room
few pieces of those new Brussels Carpets,
which he will close out at auction prices. A
word to the wise is sufficient. avtAt
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-14

Social LEvRE.-The Spirtualist Associa-
ton will give Social Levee this evening at
Thomas Hall, COR the benefit of the Children's
Progressive Lyeeum. A good time is expected
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WALKER HOUSE.


JUDGE KINGsBURy PRESIDING.
WEDNESDAY Arthur Libby, for drunkenness
and disturbance. Pleaded guilty and was fined So
and COSTS
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New Marriage t4uide

f,,ss aSsy11r , louag 3fen on Physiological Errors
seahood du wbeI bbissIase incident Youth and Early
AGE win snra en u, create impediments to MARRI-
I'm nIGuroeo ree OF charge Address, Dr. j. skill
MIA po ION, Howard Association, Philadei-
Sept 26-d& w3m sN
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s DR.. $. $. FTTCH'S. .,
- Family ySician =.

Seventy-siN pages price 25 cents Sent to any adj
dress. No money required until the book Is received
read and fully approved 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed Address DIR. S. 5. FITCH, %
irtnont street, Boston SN .)an29dly +
Portland again
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GEORGE A. BAILEY, Esq, formerly of West
brook, who has been for many years the finan-
cial manager of the Congressional Globe, has
become an associate proprietor of that journal
with Messrs. f. g. j. Riyes
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Snow & STEARNs.-This new firm, com
posed of enterprising and reliable young m IN,
recently connected with one of the largest m-
porting houses in New England, have just
opened at store No. 331 Congress street an ele-
CANT stock of first class fancy goods. toys, Yam
kee notions, SC, and proposed to establish
themselves here in this business Read their
advertisement.
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rhqesi,y Morning. Fovamb"r ID 1867.

3- First Pare to-day Democratic Prin-
cpis aud Republican Duties; Jetf Days's
-D,-gnise in Womau's Clothing; Recent Publi-
cations; Varieties.
Foarm Page A Great Bore in Nova SEQ
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Mrs. PARTINGToN INsULTED.-The White
Mountains of New Hampshire are evidently
a great institution-very high, heavy frosts
beautiful view, four dollar dinners But the
practical eye of a certain renowned Drake saw
those smooth-faced rocks. and thereupon adorn-
ed snd varegated the bridle path to the Tip
Top House with his familiar S. I. .-1S6O-X.
Plantation Bitters This raised the ire of the
Mrs. Partington's composing the Legislature
of the Granite State, who got their wise heads
together, outlawed DR.. Drake, and made it a
penal offence to ply the artistic brush on their
beloved hills Verify, the fine arts are at u dis
countin New Hampshire. Query.--Did Drake
pay them for this splendid advertisement?
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to cologne, and at half the price.
nov9eod2wSSw2w
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BASE BALL.-A match game of base ball
was played yesterday afternoon between the
juvenile clubs, Athlete and Osceolas. The
score stood Al for the Athletes and AZ for the
Osceolas.
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MONUMENT TO "ARTEMUs WARD. We
published yesterday card from the Vice
President of the "Artemus Ward Monument
Association inviting the printers OF this
State to contribute their quota to this worthy
object, according to the original plan of the
Association, by setting 1000 ms apiece for this
special purpose. The foremen of the varions
offices will receive the proceeds from the bills
of the week and forward the contributions to
Mr.. e. H. Elwell, editor of the Transcript and
treasurer of the fund for this State. Other
subscriptions to the fund may be sent to the
treasurer and will be duly acknowledged in
the Transcript. Col. Adams of the Argus
heads the paper in this city with subscrip-
ton of $40, A memorial tablet is already pre-
pared in England, and will find place in the
American monument .us
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vans Pure Eiderberry and Cur
rRnt Ws..a.

SO highly recommended In, pt,,;o; - !, .
found at wholesale at tb, drug stores cTW " Wbipo
en,voI 1oi, ~ ~ u. Hay W: +. Phillips 81 Co., T. L,
otah"oou ana >. w. Perkins & Co ianIosnd1y
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid FIN Newcastle, NSW, Aug 2e, ship Lawrenc.
Brown, Pierce, Singapore.
Shanglae. -
Ar at Tiverpool Goth ult, ship Arkwright, Caulk.
ins New York.
At Hopolulu 23d ult. ship Othello, Tinkham, from
San Francisco for Liverpool, repg.
Ar at Malaga 26th ult, barque Young Turk, Small
Passed St Thomas 2sth ult, brig Sarah. -. from
Swansea for Porto Rico
At Kingston, ia, 2ith ult brigs Beaver. Croeksr
from norfolk; X; ar isth; Nellie Hustled Maloney fol
Ar at st John, NIB, 9th inst, sch Fredonia Finn
Portland. ~
Cid 9th. schs A Grace, Gilchrist. Havan.. NJ ,
Miller, Miller, Saiem N
lPer steamer Java, at New York;
Cld at Liverpool lst inst. Anglo Saxon, Lealy to
CID at London sOth. Col Ledyard Wells Ro..o,,
tand was IN the Downes 1st inst leaky. the Crew re-
iuslng to prOceed.) -" ~
Ent out at Newcastle. 2sth, John SIDNEY. Ror.,et,
ior san tr ncisco; Living Age Mcclure. Ronhav
SD I'm Shields 29th, Wallace, Smith for Pnint Il,
Gale and Columbia River ~ "
. Ar at Sierra Leone 9Th ult, Houghton. Rogers
Ar at TeneriGe nth ult, j Al Wiswell. I,eckie finn
Boston tand sailed LIST tor VigoG 10Th, Isaac Rich
Aehorn, Savannah land proceeded tor vigo.j
ar at Palermo 24th ult, Augustine Kobbe, Carver,
Ar at vigo 2ad ult, Helen Sands, Otis, nom New
Ar at Gibraltar 2ist ult, Live Oak, Cosmbs, nom
Callao.
OF the port 2Oth ult, Josephine Martin, Fickett
from New York for Leghorn. 80
Sid I'm Cadiz 26tb ult, Ralph Post, Davis MALAGA
Ar at Elsinenr 27th ult, Madawaska. Fowles, from
Cronstadt for Boston.
Ar at Shangbae, TameIlane Hughes, London.
Ar at Gale 29th ult, Templar, Rogers, Boston
SPOKEN.
Sept H. lat 10 20 N. Ion 27 30 W, ship Rutland, i'm
Bos. on for Bombay.
Oct o. lat N Ion % W. ship Sea King. from San
Francisco for Liverpool
, oct Z. no lat, &c, ship Gen Butler, Chase, from
Cardiff tor Ca.lao.
Oct 49, lat A Os, Ion As As. brig Hattie from for
Boston.
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Business Items,

RUBIcEL restores the glow of childhood to
the complexion. oct182aw
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The Army and Navy Union will place at the
bookstores next week limited number of
course tickets for SALE l..
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state News.
ANpRosooaGIN COUNTY.

The Lewiston Journal learns from Mr. Phil
lips, the deputy state. constable, whose horse
died suddenly at Augusta, that the animal had
not been driven ten miles the day before he
died, and then at very moderate pace. Mr.
=. further states that in his opinion the ami
NAL exhibited unmistakable symptoms of hay
ing been poisoned.
The Journal states that Martha Staples of
North Auburn, died Tuesday morning. at the
advanced age of 96 years and months She
was the Oldest person in Auburn and person,
it is said, of marked religious experience.
Mr.. Fl. B. Bartlett of Lewiston while en-
gagged with his man in getting out manure
last Saturday, was pinned to the cart by his
mans throwing up the fork one of the tines
of which pierced through the hand of Mr.. b.,
as he was adjusting the tailboard
The Journal says large number of"drum-
mers" were visible in Lewiston Tuesday fore
noon
The employee of the Lewiston Machine
Company, whose foot was so badly burned
some weeks ago by pouring molten iron info
his boot is able to hobble abont on crutches.
and thinks he may recover the use of his leg
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-14

THE steamer City of Richmond will make
but Que trip week after this week.
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iTiyt0n d Me R0,l0,,d.

Desire to can the attention TO the fact that more than
A. @
OF their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION in the
late fire. Parties desringa Faai 45
FiRST RATE SAFE,
alta MODERATE PRICE, win please call on
EMERY 81 WATERHOUSE
~ Middle Street, Portland.
or al ksS Sudbury street. ROston.
nB Secondhand Safes taken in exchange for sale
Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam improvement AT
iaehed 10 Tilton II MeFaiand's Safes, can order Of
Fmery, Waterhouso & Co. ~ ~
Jan l5-SNIstw in each mos adv remainder of tin,e
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SHORT 81 LoRNG have just received new
lot of those ever-pointed slate pencils
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- . NJ H IT T9I NG. NEW
RINGS MONEY BELT.

FOR
H.adfcs and Gentlemen, Travelling or mt
Mcme.
PATENT APPLIED FOR, -.
For sale by A. f. YORK, No 165 Middle st, at
wholesale anH Retail. f 1t
eR Persons in any part of the State can be sup
plled by sending the Waisy measure, and One Dol
lar to d p. RING, Portland, Me- and receive ono
by return mail no4eud4wsN%
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Lost,
ON Monday Evening, Nov. 11th, q LADY's sA-
" BILE FUR COLLAR. The nnder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving the same at No. 80 oxford
Street. nOvAd1ws
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Wes,brook Seminary.

The closing exercises of the Fall term of the
WestbroOk Seminary and Female Collegiate
Institute, under the instruction of Rev. Mr.
McCOllester as Principal, assisted by Messrs
Knowlton, Hawkes. and Varney, Misses Spald-
ing, French and Starbird, and Mrs. Pierce,
occurred on Tuesday. The examination of
classes had been made during several previous
days. AS usual the attendance of visitors was
large, in the well justified expectation of
rich intellectual entertainment. Nor was the
expectation disappointed. If the occasion did
not surpass all former similar exhibitions un-
der the present management, it was certainly
never exceeded. The ability and faithfulness
of the teachers are beyond all praise
No less than sixty-one orations and essays
on variety of the most popular themes were
delivered by the pupils. Of these, thirty-one
orations were by boys, and thirty essays by
girls. The appellatiOn, of course, will be par
done, since none more honorable than boys
and girls can be applied. The names of the
speakers and titles of the themes, in view of
their number, will hardly be expected to be
given. Nor will it answer rashIy to discrimi-
nate between the various productions 1t were
Strange indeed il there was not difference;
and truth compels us to say the difference was
apparent And yet it is equally true that no
performance failed to reach the degree of re- !.
spectability, while several of the parts exhib
tied a maturity of scholarship, of Judgment
and of eloquence which would be creditable to
institutions Of higher pretensioHs than this.
Venturing, however, slight discrimination,
we undervalue no other efforts, but on the
contrary could say very many equally true
and pleasant things abou. them, when we de-
clare that the essays by Miss Van Campen and
Miss Richardson, the subjects Upper ten"
and Demonstrations" and the orations by
Mr.. Cole and Mr.. Knight, ON "What party
should rule" and Patriotism" were each
gem in its way, while the Grafton of Cole was
one Of the best platform speeches we have
heard in many day.
OF the music and the songs by the Misses
Pierce, it may be safe to affirm that they can
not easily be excelled, and under the inspira-
tion OF these and other sweet songs we have
come to believe with the whole heart that
vocal or instrumental music on all social occa-
sions is Indispensable.
But we need not enlarge. Long may the
Seminary at Westbrook thrive while it con-
tinues to demonstrate to every beholder that
the world is better for its existence.
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Try II, for it costs but 25c. For sale by all drue-
not and receive box b7 return mail. eenidtfsx
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WELCOMES
Great German Cough Remedy /!
Is acknowledged to be the besl Couph Remedy in tba
market. PRICE 80 CENTS AND 100
Bronchi,is ana ph,,,;s;c Cured

bad been afflicted for eight years with Bronchitis
causing causing a raw throat frequent bleeding and much
IN the air pipes and chest rendering it very
uihcuit and wearisome to speak, BY the free use Of
ls Cile Great German Remedy tor two months, ] was
ehtreiy cnred L. c. WELCOME.
For sale by John w. Perkins & Co., w F. Phillips
q Co, ii, II. Hay, and W. w. Wbipple s. Co,
Wholesale Drug siss, Portland, and by the trade
generally throughout the State. +
Prepared only by JEREMIAH BUXTON, JR.,
Yarmouth, Me, septe6eodd3 w3msn
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Ar 7th. ship Ella s Thaser
IIh9;mpson Rio Janeiro; brig Caroline, Perkins i'm
Below 9th, ship Union, Austin, from New York
barques Neversink, Weeks, from New York. Har
vest Home, Berry, and Carleton. Trecartin i'm do
Wetteriorn Stnson, tfom Boston; brig Winfield
Ga GId a. 7Ih sch sd re Thomas, Perry Boston
brig Trial, Humphrey, Pensacola
BILE-Cld 9Th. ship Cathedral, Nckerson. for
SAVANNAH-Ar 9th inst brig Rolerson. Scott
Nassau, MP. '''
CID lith: brig John Freeman. Baker, New York.
FORTRESS MONROE-Ar 9th, shin ST James
Williams from Callao; barque Templar. Potter I'M
Rio Janeiro for New York sl17-'' : ">-' '-'
.p!i PHILADELPHIA-cld 1lth. barque Annie Au-
gusta, Dav s, duantanamo; schs E A Conait Foss.
Portland Hamburg, Sprague, Boston.
NEW YORk-Ar 1lth, brigs Lucy A Blossom,
Crocker, & New Brnnswiek Rosa Carlton, Tate, ban
gor; Ehnifa, Galley, Ezabethport tor Boston, IantS
sailed); schs Catawamteak, Packard, Tampico: s a
Reed, Simpson, ltoekland; Nelson, Smith. and Hat
Meady, Elizabethport Tor Boston; Nicola Keior'
DO lor East Boston; Frank d Emily, Colley Calais.
~, Ar i2th ship Wheeler, Harris, from Glasgow; ;
days; sch q Bunker. Ellis, Para u
CID l2th, ship Harpswell. Hunter Havre; baroue
Aspinwall; sehs Kendrick Fish, Turner. and ' Ria'
Young; g Boston; INV
\, ,PAWTuCKET-Sid 11th, sch Tahmiroo, Cole
Ar 18th, sch Perfect, Lowe, Machias.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 11th, brig Forest Strout
Rondout for Boston; sch Ella, Pritchard, New York
for do. A
Ar llth, brig Circassian, Bunker, Philadephia for
salem Whitaker, Wass, from New York for do; sch
In port. barque Hunter brigs Nueyitas. Circas
sian, Whitaker; schs Telegraph, Knight Astoria.
Michigan. and Others -, !
.BOSTON-Ar 18th, US steamer Enteayor. Hallett
Portland; brig Sportsman, Towns, Mobile.
CID 18th, brig Charlena. Nichols, Portland; sch y
W Fish, Wiley, Wilmington, No.
Ar 18th, sch Saml Lewis, Young, Ellsworth.
Cid 18th. baraue Epbm Williams, Montgomery
Dix Island; schs Jos Warren WyIie. Mobile: Kafe
Walker. Tapey, Bangor; q A shepard do.
CALAiSmAr sth. barque Geo Treat, CHM, Bos-
ton. sch Willis Putnam, Cook, Portland.
BANGOR-Ar 9Th, barque Charlotte Geddie tBr,
Mckenzie, Boston. to load for South America; sch
Franklin, Brown. Portland.
Ar 18th, brig Amy Lape. tnew, s0s tons) Carver,
Searsport.
Cid Sth, brig Benz Carver. Meyers Philadelphia;
sehs sSl Clara Rankin, Rankin, Hackensack; james,
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C0t0l.k.h Can be Cured I

AIEADaCllE relieved, and In fact every disease
1lot the nose and head permanently cured bv The
use of the well-kDown remedy,
Eennslnx.sc Ga.,ro.~ E.r,
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Portland Savings Bank.

A DIVIDEND at the rate OF SEVEN pei cent free
Aot Govt Tax, Is payable on and alter this date.
The state OF the business OF the Bank as 1t was on
second day of November inst is shown IN the follow
ing
Deposits, t5sOO depositors,) I,lss,Os6 60
Interest % ,2S36
Si,sI5,3Io2l
INVESTMENTS.
u: >. Govt, state oil Ms'"e' s"" 0' s54 900 90
BONDS, 800 90
Loans to Towns, 4qa s6g a.
Loans win Coita'erais, 746, 750 90
Mortgages, 1900 90
Railroad Bonds, "a 8Qs M
Bank Stocks City Portland N NO sI
neai i., hs.s,e, ,uant l3, 800 90
Expenses, "a Sai ~ ~
Cash, 'S" oo
Si,s45. $40 2I
JOSEPH @. MOVES, Treasurer.
Portland Nov 14th, 1851 no14dlw
HY-Argus and Star please copy.
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NOTICE Is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the estate OF
THOMAS AM0RY DEBLoIS, late OF Portland.
In the County OF Cumberland, deceased, and
given bonds the law directs All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are required
70 exhibit the same and all persons indebted 10 said
estate are called upon to make payment to
WILLIAM II. FESSENDEN, Admir-,
with the VIII annexed.
Portland Nov 3, 1867. nOvS-d3w law