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The Portland daily press., 1867-12-06
Political Notes,

Ofncialinformation from Gen. Canbys head
quarters has been received at Washington. to
the effect that convention in South Carolina
is probably called not outstanding the appar-
emit failure at first indicated The returns from
-tne interior show that larger vote was polled
In the upper counties than on the sea coast.
The convention in North Carolina will prob
ably be fixed for the early part of January and
that for South Carolina somewhat later in the
same month"; l4..y..4 .4l,...
y The appropriation committees of both
Houses of Congress, are, it is said surprised at
the large estimates asked for the coming year
and the increase over those OF last year. There
Is disposition in both committees to reduce
the hgures as low as possible and at least half
below the estimates. The estimates of the
war and Navy Departments are regarded as
extremely high and the appropriations will
certainly be considerably below the amount
demanded. ....f ....H. ...-.r.i ....f..a
The influential journals of the country al
most uniformly speak favorably of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury's report. So far as the
press Is an index of public opinion it NAV be
regarded as settled that Pendleton's scheme
has out lew supporters among the people. On
the ques'loh OF the national banks, however
considerable dissent from the Secretary,s views
is expressed, and the New York post ia Of
course dissatisfied because he does not attack
the present tariff with more energy.
The official canvass of the vote in New Yorl,
at the late election shows an average Demo-
cratic majority of ,008. sfIu 5l sr-
p In New Jersey the official retuans OF the last
election for members of the Assembly show the
following totals: Democratic vote &C, 43i, Re-
puolican vote 48,507. Democratic majority
1924. io .4, -.,.., ..-I
+. f. Pillsbury, for two years. past Demo- 4
cratic candidate for Governor, has announced
that he has purchased the Maine Standard
and will assume its entire control as soon as
arrangements can be completed.
In reference to the reelection of John II
Hoffman as mayor of New York over Fernan-
10 Wood and the Republican candidate the
AHpuhe says that the result will sunrise no
Iammany, after her State victory. oould
p "nord to be defeated-and was not. Tho
- pe"hcans might have given DARLING Attaon |
and d;d nat e votes; but eight or nine thous-
anu oid not vote at all. wbiIe obi -
chose to divide their bauots -. a' many
and Holman, probably in meet 'N " oou
portions" equaf pro-
The London Spectator, in rssa
stevens iuea that piece of paper with tha
oni'eo states stamp on 1t Is necessarily oooa
money, asks him it, in case he made SOU
tract for cheese, he would be satisfied if ha
We're supplied with milk in its stead 1t exactly
nits the fallacy of the friends of currency sx-
pansion.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-06

WEBER PIANo.-Watson's Art Journal, in
a notice of Weber's new Piano Forte manu-
factory, corner Of 18th street, New York, says:
The Weber pano-forte is fine instrument;
it combines all the improvements of the age
worth adopting. 1t has q fine, equal quality
of tone with power, sweetness and resonance,
and has a delicate and satisfying touch, both
Nas to power and promptness. The workman
ship is faithful, both as to what is seen and
what is not seen, which is a point of excellence
that cantlot be too strongly recommended
The best professors of the country have vol
unteered the most hatterIng testimonials of
the superior excellence of the Weber piano
fortes, and the two principal Musical Conserva-
tories of the city-thc National, of which
George F. Bristow is the principal, and Ed
ward Mollenhauer's Conservatories in New
York and Brooklyn7have also adopted the
Weber piano exclusively. These are fatteriug
evidences of the estimation in which those in
stfuments are held, but Mr. Weber has far
more substantial evidence OF approval in the
| increasing patronage bestowed upon him by
| the public, which compels him constantly to
increase his facilities for manufacturing, in
! order to meet the demand for his piano. 1T is
! generally conceded that Mr.. Weber's musical
| knowledge co nbined with his mechanical
skill, has added materially to the excellence OF
| his Instruments F
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MAsoNIc.-The annual meeting of the An
Gent Landmark Lodge, No. II, was holden
Wednesday evening. The following officers
were chosen:-Wm. Ross, Jr,, NJ; George J..
Sweat, S. W.; Franklin Crawford, j. W; LIE
ander W. Fobes, T.; Daniel W. Miller, Geo.
A Head and Oren S. Fogg, Committee OF FL
nances; Charles Fobes, Trustee.
The officers will be publicly installed on
Tuesday evening Dec. 17th 'il e 1858
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FITz JOHN PoRTER's CASE. Gen Grant sent
to the Senate Wednesdays copy of all the pa
pers in his control bearing on the case of Fitz
John Porter. They consisted ola letter from
General Porter asking his influence with the
President to get a new hearing; petition
from about thirty Massachusetts, officers who
served uuder Porter, asking for a new trial for
nm, and a long letter from General William
d. D. Franklin to General G rant interceding in
Io s G behalf. Gen. Franklin says that he
anu ano zen; Reynolds offered to testify at the
ulil1 VI orter court-nartial that they would
not Deheve General Pope und!er oath, and
they saio mat they believed that General
Thomas y! would also swear to the same effect.
Porter did not think it. best to use them for
ed The object in asking Cen, were G no. aa ~
send these papers waste get at a letter from
General Pope protesting against the reonen-
ing of Porter's case, but it seems that this doc.
ument is now in the Presidents hands.
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DNPARIURE OE oCEAN srRAIrp,
N Il N EWS.
PORT or PORTLAND,
Thursday. December b

.rse Thursday. December b.
.. ARRIVED.
brig Coronelia, tBrl Parker, from Walton, MS, for
Bridgeport, Ct
Sch Debonaire. tBrl Sanford, Walton, Ms.
Sch Pinta (of LubecI Small, st George, NIB.
Sch Old Chad, MeClintock, fangier.
Sch Dexalo, Leland, Ellsworth.
Sch lapwiDg, Durham Belfast
. Schs Ripley Oakes, Hodgdon, and Allen Lewis
Bennett, Boothbay.
Sch Boundary Sawyer, kIillbrdge for Boston
Reports Nov 81, about miles ESE oil isle an liant
lost overheard Daniel Chapman, brother in-law OF
captain. tll.. sa-
Sch Della Hinds Wells. Calais for Boston,
Sch Boston Light. Boardman, Camden tor Boston
Sch Banner. Mcfarland, Prince Edwards Island
for Boston.
Scbs Amazon, CUNNINGHAM; North C,na Iona
and Abby tiaiee, Perry, Belfast tor Bos on
Sch Geo Washington, McGee, Belfast for Boston
Scbs ID Atwood, Written, and Nietnus Wallace
Mnlbridge for Boston. N'
sen Eiiza Gus. Dodge Ellsworth Ton 30 tom
sen wreath, So.e, Harrington for BOSTON, l
sen tfahceS Perkins, Penobscot for Boston
sen Prompter, Wardwell, Castne tor Boston.
Sch Com Ineker, Poland, Bangor for Boston,
Bath Tor Boston. '
Sen Coquette, Merry. Wiscasset tor Boston,
sen Fred Reed, Pendlet0n, Bangor tor Gloucester;
sens Albion. StOusland :. AbacO, Kinks; Daniel
Breed Gray; Banner, Curtis; Richmond, Cousins;
ocean Ranger, Clark Idaho, hatch, and Helen
Mar. Written, Bangor tor Boston.
Sch Georgia, Brier, Bangor Tor New raven.
Sch Arcturus, Smith, Bangor for Doichestei'
Sch Napoleon, Smith, Bangor Tor hoNpufy.
Sch Fred Reed Pendleton Bangor for Gloucester.
Sch Eclipse, Pendletou, Bangor iot salem.
SAILED-Brig j ID Lincoln; schs Nellie Chase
III others,
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MAHNs Ell DE z HENRY WINE.
nov q SN d&Wif
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ENGLISH MAGAzINEs.-C. Il. Chisholm and
Brother, 3O7 Congress street and G II. Depot,
have received the English edition of London
Society for November; also the Englisaoobn,an' 8
Magazine, fashion monthly, published in
London and combining some of the attractions
Of GOdey's Lady's Book and Harperls Bazaar.
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Portland and Vicinity,
New Adveriiscn.eu this Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Weber Pianos-S. II. Stevens & Co.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture, continuel sa,e-J, S. Bailey.
Horses--F. 0. Bailey,
Heavy Teams, &c.-F. o. Bailey.
NEW ADVERrIsEMENT COLUMN
Paper Pantalets--Deerine. Milliken e. Co.
Rent Wanted. '2--@'
Library Room TO Lett. b. ThoIndlke
International Steamship Co A. r. Stubbs,
kindergarten School
House for Sae-W HI, ,Jerris
Sherif's Sale-E. N. Perry. 7s4.s G. II
A Rare Chance
Gold Sleeve BItten Lost t f...s---
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May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender BROS, Marquis, Robinson, COlesworthy and
Chisholm Bros, at Boston Depot, and the train of
G NJ Curtis, and at Portland q Rochester Depot. !
At Biddeftrd, of Pillsbury Bros.
ID AT Saco OF j i, S. Locke tia ..
At Brunswick, of w. r. Fields. -3.
At Watervle, of j. S. Carter
At Gorham of News Agent. - .,-
At Bath OFF. o. Shaw
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Snow FLAKE AND PEoMESApE CoNcERr.--
Two strong attractions combined in oae this
evening, by the 3. r. Society, which viii be
sure to fill even thesspacious City Hall.y The
glittering "hakcs" Which have fallengfn the
presence OF crowded houses, we trust have
changed to solid currency, and we hope the
storm tonight will add to the s'pile, so that
even the vitilized snowman will be able to
laugh for Joy. But those who Intend to go
should remember that the performances COM
mences this evening at o'clock precisely, SO
that the dancing may begin at an early hour.
We are informed that those who wish an
early supper can be accommodated in the
ante room at 1-2 O'clock
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GREAT FIRE AT FALL RIVER MAss.-Th
following disnafch WIS ranaiuod x,.st,pln..

GREAT FIRE AT FALL RIVER MAss.-The
following dispatch was received yesterday:
The main building Of the Globe Print Works
of this city was destroyed by fire this morning
at 6:3O o'clock. 1tcontained six printing ma
chimes and large quantity OF printed goods
u. finished. The fire was caused oy the ex-
plosion of steam boiler. The boiler house
was entirely demolished the boilellwas thrown
200 yards distant. Another boiler was driven
through the wall of the main building two feet
thick and of stone, making q breach 40 feet
wide, the entire height of the building. Two
OF three other boilers were bio wn into the air.
descending upon the roof of the dye house
which was completely smashed in. Scarcely
had the explosion occurred when the entire
building was in flames. The other building
connected with the establishment were saved.
Henry Pierce, fireman, who was sitting in
front of the boiler, was blown out by the CON
cussion. A mass of material fell upon him.
breaking his ribs and brusing him severely.
Hannah Murphy aged IS who was papering
the mill, was struck by flying missile which
fractured her skull. A house was struck by a
portion of the boiler, badly shattering it. The
inmates narrowly escaped injury.
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Caution.
Trade Mark ri slammed ON
tor W. Lniaof
Electro Plate. .crIlaM Mo-. every article.

~ The above goods may be found at Lowell &
Seiter's, sol Congress st.
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sso,rrB & Anor,xs- L,rbe Boston Advertiser's
Wasbinoto ~, snon;ol avs that official nforpna-
t;an from Gene, Il Ca,rby's headquarters leaves
ao,Lt /, .1,,+ tIe election fora conve ntlon
III soutl, Corolina has been carried The vote
5,o,cass Of a majority Of the Registered voters
IN moi be over about four thousand, but a
l,r.e majority Oh the votes cast were Tor a con
-,ontion. General Candy will probably order
,J,e meeting of the convention in that State in
the latter half Of next month, aud in North
Carolina in about five or six weeks from now
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-06

Dnfohh FOA.
THURsDAy.--The trial jury came in yesterday af
ternoon and was empannelled as iolows
Seth Il. Evans, Foreman; Nicholas S. Hasty, John
Larrabee, Nathan B. Noyes, John Woodbury., VIM
Smith, Franklin Stevens, John Foss, Seward M.
Prince, Azor Mitchell. Moses Turner, George Doug
lass. gr
sSnpernumerlTies.-J. F. Rand, Alvin knight, Au-
gustus f. Norwood
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MARRIED.

In this city, Dec. 4, BIZ Rev A. Dalton, John r.
Lewis and Miss Emma Clara Mayo both OF Mon
treal, q. e. r5 I'M. II = + :
:, In this city, Dec. g. by Joseph Reed, ESQ.,, Moses
FRIEND, of Bluehill. and Mise Susan C. True OF
Portland. N' "
r. AZ Peaks Island, Nov &c, by Rev. B. Freeman,
EpP PES; ~ u; Breckett OF Portland, and Miss Mary
Ellen A. Moore. - DA"N' anu
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The SDEwALKs.-Why don't some inge-
MUS Yankee invent machine to remove the
ice from the sidewalks, instead of wasting his
precious time in making Improvements in
mouse7traps. Il is exceedingly unpleasant,
especially to those wearing stove pipe hats, TO
have their foundation suddenly removed, and
finding themselves seated on the sidewalk bare
headed; and the event is not made less disa-
greeable if the tongue happens to be between
the teeth at the time of the descent.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-06

s ANNoUNCEMENT.-Ehe Lecture and Concert
Committee OF the Army and Navy Union an
nounce that circumstances will prevent Gen.
Cochrane from delivering his lecture. and in
his place they have succeeded in securing Hon
Henry G. Deming, of Conn, who will deliver
his eloquent lecture on "Farragut's passage of
the Forts" The lecturer was formerly Mayor
of Hartford and member of Congress from that
district, and Commander of the gallant Con-
necticut regiment at the time of Farragut's
heroic and glorious achievement. The speak
er has high reputation as an orator.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-06

NJ L. A.-The sale of reserved seats for the
three Opera nights will commence Friday
morning at o'clock, at SO Exchange street.
Sale OF reserved seats for single evenings will
commence Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
sale of single tickets, without reserved seats,
will commence Monday morning, Dec. 9th.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-06

THE GIFT SHow.-Another man made hap
Ply by drawing a chamber sett at Deering Hall
last evening Who has the next one will be
decided to-night when, besides the furniture,
lots of other nice things will be distributed
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sherifs Sale.

NchDhkLANDt IS.
FEAkEN on execution and VIII be sold at publc
4 &c ION on Saturday, the eleventh day of Janu-
afy, ID 1865 at ten o'clock II the forenoon III the
she III Office in the city of Portland in said county
al the right title and interest whether in equity to
reueem ocotherwise, which James L. Harris has or
nag on the thirteenth day OF February d. 1866, at
Q o'clock and five minutes in the afternoon, ami on
tue seventh day Of March, A ID 1865, being the time
OF the attachment Of the same in the original writ
In the following described parcel OF Real Estate in
sal Portland, 10 witt All that certain parcel of land
situated the eastern side ofCanton street in port
land aforesaid, being the same conveyed by William
w Thomas to said Harris by deed dated July ri. A
ID, 1865, recorded In r. gisty OF Deeds in Cumberland
County, book 334 page 1873 TO which reference Ia f be-
made for more full tscription together with All said
Harris right tide and inteTt III an, buldmo there
o1i said sale being for the purpose OF securing the
payment OF, ard enforcing and SATISFYING a lien on
SAID premises as will more ully app ear by reference
10 lne Judgment and execution which Issued there
on, had and obtained 10y Samuel w. Joy against
said Harris at the october Tenn, A ID 1861 Of the
supreme Judicial Court, Cumberland County
The above described pi emises being subject 10 a
mortgage 10 William w. Thomas, recorded in Cum
berland Registry OF Deeds book 1885, page $50 given
TO secure the payment of thirteen hundred and fifty
dollars as follows: One hundred dollars year Tor
nine years, and tour hundred ana fifty dollars tea
Years from date, with interest said sums quar-
yearly. Mortgage dated July n, 1865.
Dated at Portland this 9th day OF December A. ID.
1867. H. N PERRY,
de6dltw3w Dept. Sheriff.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-06

FIFTEEN DAYS FROM SAN FRANcIsoo.-The
mails from China and Japan which left Yoko-
hama by steamship Great Republic October
%, and San Francisco November 20, via Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s Express, arrived in Cheyenne
City on the morning of the Both ult, and
were thence forwarded by the Union Pacific
Railroad Company, who delivered them in
New York yesterday morning. This is but Al
days from Japan, and only fifteen days bet,oeen
San Francisco and Ne,o York. The regular
passenger time was from Salt Lake to Omaha
is but five days and from New York to San
Francisco but fifteen days. FIVE -iHs...
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To Let.

'ElHE Mechanics Library Room, by day or evening
A ON very reasonable terms, will seat from 3 TO
400. Apply 10 Charles p. Klmball or 70 tho
subscriber j. Ii. THORNDIKE
Dee. q. DIFF SUPERINTENDENT.
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NoTIoE.-Will the gentleman that took the
valise through mistake at the Portland &
Rochester depot, ON the last train on Decem-
Der 4th, have the kindness to exchange it with
-'e.. G. l.. MELLEN,
at the P. & r. r. Depot.
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Moth, Ereckles. and Tan

The only reliable remedy for those bro,vn ,soo,or-
arons on the face called Moth Patches Freckles and
Tan, Is PERRY's Morn AND FREcKLE IorloN.
40 Bond street. New Yark Sold by ali DrnSSists in
Portland, and elsewhere Beware of imitatation
November IT, M W&S3m
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DISASTERS.

Ship Guiding Star, Hopkins, AT New York from
Newcastle. u. had strong NV gales the entire pas
sage; split sails. stove bulwafla, tGc.
sch L)ochOO, Mcfarland, from Rock land tor Balt-
more. put into Portsmouth I'd W N lass of bowspIf,
ibhooIn. head. Ne, having been ia co Gsi0n.
Blrque sierra Nevada. Wooster, tTpm New York
Tor Glasgow, was spoken ID inst $50 miles from san
Sandy Hook, leaking badly aI returning for re-
pairs.
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[rRoM OUR CORRESPONDENCE

KENNEBUNKPoRT, Dee AR, sch Addie
Drown, Boston; Sd, Martha, Credifjrd, do.
Dec 4-sld, sch jefferson Borden, (new, of FAN
River 567 67-101 tons, mastsl Cant e,nii,aI uoI
tor Boston, to load FOR New Orleans. ''
LAUNCHED : Sd lust by Crav,nr1 g. Ward n
adapted Tor the fishing business and ia for sale
Also, lew days since, by master Abraham Per-
kns, superior built sehf Of 1903 TONS named Storm
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DIR. A. RAYLEY'S
Itch & Salt Rheum Ointment

SURE CURE FOR If
ITCH, SALT RHEUM Old SORES, CHILD.
= BL4NES, ULCERS, ITCHING Piles
and al Eruptions ofthe Skin oftchat-
nature. .,.
DR.. A. BAYLEY Proprietor, Philadelphia.
Price IS cents. W. W. WHlPPLE & Co
nOv2seodtfsN General Agents
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SAMUEL Il. CoBB has at his fine store, No.
355 Congress street, all the late pieces of
music, among which is "Nora's Reply" to
the ballad Of Nora O'Neil. Il II n fgff tE
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-06

GEN. HOWARD left Washington on Tuesday,
for the purpose of making brief visit to this
state. He will probably remain al bout week.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-06

M. l.. A--Persons holding No. 2 course tick
ct to M. L. A. lectures will be admitted to any
one of the three operas by exchanging their
ticket at the Office of the Treasurer, No. SO
Exchange street, on and after Friday morning,
Dec 9Th. ~ -sf/E
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BLUE PoTNTs.-Atwood, at his oyster saloon,
Center street, has just received another lot of
those delicious oysters that everybody was
after two weeks ago. They open like leg of
mutton, and go down like new laid egg.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-06

THE regular monthly meeting of Post No. 2
Grand Army of Republic, will be held this
evening, at IL O'clock. A full attendance is
requested, and all comrades elect are request
ed to appear Tor muster. ~ Per order
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Nov q, lat 40 80, lon 6sJ ship Jos Holiness from
Boston for Batavia. = : ~ ~
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The OPERA.-An' opera, especially good
one, is considered by all to be one Of the most
interesting of entertainments. We are to
have one Of this kind here next week, and let
city Hall be crowded, that this excellent COM
pany may be encouraged to return and give
all another opportunity to hear them again at
no distant time. 90" 3 el.oi
The sale of reserved seats will commence
this morning at 9 O'Clock, at the Office of j. c
Proctor, No. SO Exchange street. e
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The MARKET VALUE OF CREDIT The bonds
of Boston sell higher in the London market
than those of the great United States. And
why? Because Boston pays her interest in
gold cheerfully, as a matter of Justice and hon.
or, and never talks of iiquidating the principal
in deprecated currency, or in any other evas-
i've manner. Hence She has credit: and that
credit is worth, as the brokers' tables show,
just twenty cents on the dollar in favor of
Boston's five per cent. bonds against the ma
tional six per cents. In other words, Boston
can borrow money at ten per cent off the face
of the Obligations, while we must submit to a
discount of thirty per cent three times as
much, and pay one per cent. additional inter
oct This is the money value ofcredit, and it
that this actual commercial commodity can he
damaged by words as well as actions.-Ph iddetl
pbid Press que s"s-l'-." i'fii'F | II
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WANTED.

A CONVENIENT RENT, within ten minutes
Awak OF the Post Office, on or before the first Of
January next, ior small family. Best of refer
enc given. Address, stating price, &c.,
dc6-d1w W., Lock Box No AZ.
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In this city, Dec. a. Mr.. James Hindle, aged 81
years. l.d -
funeral this friday afternoon, at O'Clock, at
his late re dence. ~ tasale' =. 94'lT77 =
In Lebanon Dec. 2, Linwooi Dana, son of j. A.
ana Juiie'te Kicker, Of Portland, aged years and
70 In Augusta, Nov. q, Benjamin Swan, ESQ., aged
67 years. 7S~'' -
In Bangor. Dee 2, Col. Benz. S. Deane, aged rs
years. Nt.saf Ia.t..
In Lincoln Centre, Retsey T. Frost, aged 90 years
months. @+ = '~
months. lta iIsFsl.7 ~
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OWING to the ice at Waldoboro the steamer
Charles Houghton will discontinue her trips
for this season fn r.t
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Jackson's Catarrh Snuff

AND TR0CHE POWDERS,
A DELIGHTFUL AID PLEASANT REMEDY IN
Catarth, Headache, had Bseath, Hoas se-
.s0 ness, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Deafness, q c.,
And all disorders resulting from Colds in
Head, Throat ami Vocal Organs.
This Remedy does not Dry Up,' Catarrh but
LESS ems it; trees the head OF all Offensive
matter quickly removing Bad Breath ami Headache;
aiiays and sOOfhts and Burning heat in Ca =
tarrh; is SO mild ana agreeable in its effects
that il positively atE
CURES WITHOUT .SNEEZING!
As a Eroche ksOwder, is pleasant to the taste
and never nauseates; wheh swallowed instant ly
gives to the Throat and vocal organs
Delicious Sensations OF Co0lssess and
Comfort.
Is the Rest Voice Tonic In tho world!
Try "a! safe, Reliable and only rs cents.
Sold By Druggists, or mailed free, address
COOPER, WILSON 81 CO.,
Proprietors, Philadelphia.
w. W Whippe Co, Portland, General Agents.
Wholesale Agts, Geo G. Goodwin g. Co; Rust Bros
& Bird, Boston; =. W; Perkins & Co, W. F. Phillips
& Co, II. H. Hay, Portland f
Nov 14-sNeod&w6m .-.
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The sale OF furniture at No. 8 High, street
will be continued this day at 10 o'clock. See
.Nilsr #-.e -I,a4 ..i4.
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Long Sought For! N4Htt .
'titi3i'lt s+'it Come at Last 4!
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found Tor sale by all city
Druggists and first class Country GrocerS.
As a MEDICINE Mans Wine Is Invaluable, beilg
among the BEST not the best, remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints. ma ufactured from the pure
Juice OF the berry, and lnaduterated by any inn ,ire
Ingredient we can heartily recommended IL to the
sick as MEDICINE. f..
10 the days OF the agod 1t adslcth length,
TO The mighty it aldeth strength,
MS a balm Tor the sick, JOY Tor the we'll
Druggists and Groeers buy and sell
MAINS, ELDERRERRY WINE,