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NEW ORLEANS.
Coz. Wells Elected By Gen.
Sheridan. -----~ -.,,
Gov. Flanders Assumes the Office.

New ORLEANS, june s.
at $50 this morning Breyet Gen. John w.
Forsythe, of Gen. Sheridan's staff, called at
the executive Office in Mechanics Institute,
and informed Gov. Wells that he bore writ
ten communication to him from the General
commanding, which was found to be as follows:
Headquarters 9Th Military District, Nea0 Or
Governor of Louisiana, New Orleans:-Sir-
Gov. Flanders has just informed me that he
made an Off cial demand on you for the records
of the office which you have her etoiore held as
Governor of Louisiana and that you have de-
chned to turn them over to him, dsputing the
right to remove from office by me, but which
right you acknowledge and urged on me up to
the time of your removal. L, therefore, send
Brevet Brig. Gen. James w. Forsythe, of my
staff to notify you that he is sent by me to
eject you from the Governors room forcibly
unless you consider this notification as equiva-
lent to election.
(Signed) PH. SHERIDAN.
Major General u s. A., commanding 18th Mil
itary District
After reading this communication Gov
Wells answered as follows:-
Gen. Forsythe: -Sir-I surrender the office
hold only to the sword"
The Governor then called upon Judge RYAN
of the parish Of Rapids, to bear witness to
what he had said. Without making any re-
Spouse whatever, Gen. Forsyths withdrew
Ex-Gov. Wells has consulted with eminent
counsel as to the proper course to pursue at
law. 4A.-- FL.
About 1890 to-day Gov. Flanders, accom-
panied by Gen. Forsythe, appeared at the exc
cutive office and entered upon the duties of
Governor of Louisiana. There was no cere-
mony whatever. He stated that his efforts
would be to the best of his ability exerted for
the public good.
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Niiscellaneou. Dispatches.

PHIBADELPHIA June z
Seventeen bodies have been taken from the
ruins of Geasy & Wards mill, including that
of Mr.. Geasy. One man, Adam Stewart, was
buried in the ruins, but was protected by
beams forming bridge over him, and dug his
way out almost uninjured after being buried
Boston, June 8.
A large warehouse in Charlestown, known
as the Tucker bonded warehouse, fell to the
ground with a terrible crash, yesterday after
noon, and severely injured three men who
were working in the building at the time.
tt I-TE ALBANY, June g.
Gen. Cole has been fully committed for the
murder of Hiscock. n -tnsI -I
+-4e NEW YORK june 9.
Calvin NJ Northop was yesterday sentenced
to IL years in the State prison, for the attempt
ed murder of his wife in Westchester County.
ST CATHARINEs, C. W., June 8.
A propeller, eastward bound, carried away
four gates of lock No. IL on the Welland Ca
nal this afternoon. The boat was damned in
the lock and is leaking badly.
PHILADELPHIA, June 9.
A ire this morning destroyed the stable of
q. +. Taylor, a coal dealer in the western part
of this city. Ten horses, valued at 81 900, and
five carriages, valued at 5000, were also de-
stroyed The stable was valued at $4,000.
Insured
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From Washington,

WASHINGTON, June s.
An official proclamation is made of Con-
vention between the United States and Vene-
zuela, for a mixed commission in order to settle
American claims.
The amount of fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed at the Treasury during the week
was $37S50O.
The receipts from internal revenue during
the week ending to-day were $5,450,239 o.
WASHINGTON, June O.
Colonel Pennybacker, the Kentucky State
Agent, has recently called the attention of the
Commissioner of Patents to an advertisement
which represents that the soldiers of the war
of 1872, or their widows, can now obtain a Gov
ernment pension Of IS per month. The Com
missioner states that such representations are
unwarranted, no law ever having been enact
ed by which pensions are granted to the SOL
diers OF the war of 1872 or their widows, ex-
eept as provided more than fifty years since to
invalids and to the widows Of those dying of
wounds or disease incident to the service.
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WITH BOARD Also few table boarders oan
w be accommodated, at No 81 Free Street. -
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New YORK, June g.
Middlng Uplands at &c.
Flour-receipts 71l3 bbls and 1928 bags: sales
500 b6ls; State and Western rather more steady
Superine State at 90 a 97O Extra do so a 10 5O
Choice do at 10 Go q II so; Round Hoop Ohio II 90
5000 go; Common to good Extra Western IS a
IL 90; choice do. II rs a Is co. Southern dull with
sales Of 200 bbls mixed to good at II 25 Fan
sales of $50 sacks and bbs. at II 90 a 400. ~
Wheat-steady and quiet; sales %, 900 busll
Corn-opened firmer with better Eastern demand
600 bush.; new Mixed Western at 05 az 10; extra
choice do II q IA, closing at 90 a o. old do at
II badly damaged ST. q 90; Southern White in
oats-dull and lower; sales 27 900 bush. new Ohio
500 q Soc; choice Pennsylvania SEC; Western at rs "a
Beet-steady; sales $50 bbls; new plain mess IA no
q Il 90; new extra do, at 10 30 a 20 Is.
porh 90 se and irregular sales $500 bbls
old mess p rs; prime at 10 is a 10 co. also sales 20
bbls. new mess at % so q % 50 sellers July.
% Lard-wthout any change; sales 2os bbs, at Il q
Butter-dull and heavy; sales Ohio at 10 a 21c;
State at IL a. 26c.
Whiskey-quiet. .U-4.
Rice-quiet and firm; sales at III q 13c for Caro-
lima.
Sugars-quiet and firm; sales "A hhds. Museoyado
at 10t ~ 113c; Porto Rico at 12c
Cotfee-quiet and firm.
Molasses-moderately active; sales 225 hhds. Mus
coVauO at 4S "a 53c.
Naval Stores-dull and heavy; Spirits Turpentine
at 5S q 59c; Rosin at 375 "a 100. t-s ~ :
U}ns-hrm; linseed at 40; lard, sperm and whale
oc re'roieum-quiet; crude at 1Gc refined bonded at
IMaal n, sales 162 900 lbs at II a 11sc
,o,n'n III aor prime, and duh and dropping for
common ti graaes sales $4,000 lbs at "A a. CSC for do
mes ae neeee 40 q SIC for pulled 22I "a sec for Tex
vate terms. ~ Niesuza Oh pri-
Freights to Liverpool-quiet Peas Sd Der sai,
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Indian Affairs.

r, NEW YORK, June 9.
The Tribune has the following special dis
patch:-- -a1ss ..... f.fa 80 !! : = -.
Omaha, June 9th.-Gen. Sherman has issued
general orders, stating that the Union Pacific
Hallroad shalllbe well garrisoned in the future,
and that no Indians will dare to interfere with
It, All passengers and freight must be for
Warded to the end OF the track, and from there
it will be guarded by sufficient escorts espec
tally provided by him for that purpose. A
sufficient force of cavalry is already Cd the
post. Gen Sherman is sanguine that he will
clear Platte Valley of Indians within two
weeks. 'I.sc1 : riz j7:Ta Div o Il :
A fight occurred between nine passengers
and twenty Indians within five miles of Moor's
Fort. One passenger was killed instantly and
Gen. Davidson was mortally wounded in the
groin. Two Indians were killed and five Sc
Verely wounded. Five of the passengers re-
turned to Omaha this evening. Gov. Steele.
OF Colorado, had narrow escape, but subse-
quently reached Denver in safety. d. .rI.-...i .
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AUGTSDS SALES.

Horses. arriages, Nc, at Auction
E,NEhi SArU hDAY, at IL o'clock A. M ON now
- market lot, Market sG.eet, / shall sell lioI ses
Nairil-es, harnesses, ~ C.
Apl ~. n n RAITEV Ara,,.,,a
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
State Pensions

pERsoNs holding certificates under the State
1oe Law OF 1866, and continued in force by
rtrtae Or such certificates, hut NEW AppLICATI,Ss,
must be made IN all cases by parties DESTROYS ot
awaiting themselves OF thu benefits of tbe law
Such applications may be made in person and ro,.
otherwise, to NJ. A. Blanchard By sabied Sold ,rs,
OF Seamen residents this city who have served and
of such deceased Soldiers Sailors, and by the cgai
guardian Of orphan children under the ace Of ie
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, June Ssh, 9Th
and 18th, between the hours OF and o'clock 2. NJ,
at the Common Council Room thereafter at the Au,
ditors office in Market Hall
AMBROSE GIDDINGS,l Co-amittee
May 2S. wv. N'"-A
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NEW YORK, June So NJ
The money market was firm most Of the nay at
az per cent, but the demand was less pressing Dis
counts dull, and prime business ranges from to 8
per cent. The Express says the Bank statement on
Monday will show decrease of So, 500 900 in loans
$500 900 in deposits So 900 in legal tenders and
increase of 81. 600 600 in specie The figures are
not SO unfavorabe generally anticipated. The
disbursements from he Treasury Department will
be heavy during the bal nee of the month"; On
Monday the Subj Treasury will commence to paw out
ten millions Tor redemption of the compound inter-
est notes maturing on the 10th. On the 18th inst
about nine millions will be paid as interest on 7-3o
notes. Sterling Exchange firm and unchanged. Gold
is without material change. Governments quiet and
steady. hailroat shares generally stronger. The
shipment OF specie or the week was S22l6's2i Re-
eeipts at the Sub. easury $3,Os7 payments So
3H472; balance S134 l129,9
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-5e4 s,f,1s Front Office,
SECOND Story to let, No 16 Exchange street. APP
~ to fsr tr5.l .l. JOHN NEAL,
Or j. L CLAFLIN,
aI'24 Diff d T'F Z. . No z nearly opposite.
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NEW DIRK, June y.
A Washington special dispatch says ninety
nine $1,000 bonds were recently reported to be
missing from the Treasury Department. No
clue TO the robbers has been discovered
The amount Of gold in the Treasury is $780,
$4,000, of which $18,337 COO is represented by
gold certificates.
Gen. Grant has telegraphed to Gen. Sheridan
that there is no truth in the report that Sacre
tary Stanton and himself had censured Sheri
dan for removing Governor Wells.
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Proposals for R0tiOns
Ind ship Cbandlery.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH I
Portland June 4 1885,

AVAIhu, lctt.
CEALED Proposals will be received at this office
- until the Dist lay June inst for the supply OF
rations TO the petty officers and seamen OF the u S.
Revenue Steamer :. Narrowing" any other Reve-
nue. Cutter cutters that may be stationed at this
port, for the term OF yearfro the 1st day OF Ju
ly next.
rhe rations tor the Revenue service is the same as
that allowed IN the naval service, emitting the quor;
and consists OF the following articles, viz: Deei,
Pork Flour Rice, Raisins, Dried Fruit. Pickles
Cranberres, Biscuit, Sugar, Tea, Cocoa, Butter,
Cheese, Molasses Vinegar.
The rations to be OF good and wholesome quality,
to be approved by the Captain, and the different ar
tices comprising the ratios to be delivered board
the vessel in good and sufficient casks and vessels,
be prov ded by the contractor, and the contents
thereof to be distinctly marked each. 1t is DO
understood that the contractor VIII be b unG 10 u-
ish, upon reasonable notice. as often as may be re-
qured by tho Captain of the vessel with the appro-
baton OF the Collector mot exceeding upon an aver
age one day in each week. such fresh meat and fresh
vegetables may be equIyaent 10 the corresponding
parts OF the rations alo we'd in the naval service.
Table OF rations may be seen al this office
Sealed proposals will also be receiver at this Office
until the 2iss inst for Ship Chandery for tne use az
the above named vessel vessels for said torn of
one year. W. -4..
List OF articles to be bid for and other 81 ecifca-
tons necessary to afull understanding of the propo
sails advertised for, may be at this office. ff
ISRAEL WASHBUEN, JR,
june Z. dtd Collector.
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Partner n anted

4 GENTS to canvass Tor the ..a
~ .nAGIC CLEANSING CREAM,
Apply 10 N. NJ. PERKINS & Co,
juneTdtf Mo- Free ST., Portland, Me.
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City of Portland.
In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN

June 8, 1867.
ON the petition OF Newell A. Foster and others,
" for license TO erect and use Stationary Steak
Engine in their building Exchange street.
ORDERED, That Saturday the 22d day of June
inst, at three O'Clock P. NJ, at the Mayors Office be
assigned as the time and place tor considering said
pctton and thai the petitioners give notice thereof
by publishing this order in the Portland Daily Press
four times the first publication to be at least four
teen days beforehand, that all persons interested
may appear and be heard thereon.
Attest. j. M. HEATH. CITY Clerk.
Copy, Attest, j. M. HEATH, City Clerk.
,Juna cd d4t
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Another Fenian Raid.

I has been stated recently, in the New York pa
! pers, that the Fenians intend another raid Cd
canada before long Time only will prove WHISTLER
that not only tie Fenians but people belonging 20 all
societies and classes have been making most erten-
siue raids EARNED with those effective of woap
ons grecnbacks) on the clothing of California Chem
John, and the said Fenans and said people belonging
to all societies and 1asses cordially invited 10
continue sid raids, where they will get the best Uaue
for their money. a| - fe ~. , - -
Cal ifornia Cheap John dealer In Ready Made
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods, 1876 Congress
street. Remember the sign. iune 8, 4w
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$4,000.

WANTED, by the Subscriber, an active partner
w with above amount TO join him in 4 whole
sale manufacturing business which will ensure
$4,000 per year to each. A liberal salary will be
allowed for personal attention thereto Profits very
large and sales certaitr-which will be fully proven
Interview. References given and required. Adj
dress III. p, Portland z. o.
June 4-1Ots
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For sale.

90 SHARES Stock international Ship Co.
- - 10 Shares Stock Portland and New York
Ship Co. o. s,ir- 1....r -u.t..7l 81. ~
Shares Stock Portland Horse Railway Co. -
Also House No Is Spring street, with large finely
finished rooms Also very desirable house-lot on
Emery st, 3sxS0 tt ~ ..tt
Enquire of C. C. EATON
june 8-d1t~
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Cincinnati Markets.

80 CINCINNATI, June 8.
Flour steady with moderate local demand: sales
at 10 90 a IA 90 for family and IA so a Is 20 for taney
Wheat-No. Winter red at 80; No. Spring at
g. Corn quiet at 75c. Oats irmer and higher with
more buyers than sellers; sales No. at CSC rive
unsettled; sales at 40. Whiskey nominal; 1000
6b,s are reported in bond. Provisions-Mess Pork
du and lower; city at % 50 Bulk Meats at TIC for
shoulders and 10c for sides; Lard held at 121 q 25c
butter dull at 10 q lie; Eggs active at TIC. =
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A FEW good Male and female Agents Immediate
"A ly. For further particulars address. with ann.
OF call on :. ~ j. H. WHITE,
June 8. d3m " Ed -I.4-.,-4-I
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Annual Meetinu

PORTLAND, June Sd, 1867.
FNHE stockholders of the Casco Iron Company are
hereby notified that their annual meeting for the
choice Of officers will be held at the Counting Room
of j. M. Churchill ON Wednesday, June 10Th, 1867,
at three o'clock P. NJ.
Per Order of Directors.
june5dtd GEO. e. B. JACKSON Clerk.
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10 Boston StOck s,ist, -...
Sales at the Brokers' Board, June 8

AFAU DE MAaNoLJA.---The prettiest thing. ths
sweetest thing" anu the most of it for the least
money; " overcomes the odor OF perspiration soft
sns anu ADDS deiicaoy to the skin is delightful per-
essary companion in the sick room, in the nursery
anu upon the toilet sideboard. 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle. - II r. r.,
saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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rev Orleans Markets.


Cotton--unehanged; sales 600 bales; Low Aliddling
at 24 q 25c receipts 1000 bales; exports 1890 bales.
Sugar in better demand; low fair at 11sc; second at
13lc; yellow clarified at 1896. Molasses-no SCI tied
prices and no demand Sterling Exchange 1i7 q l5l
New York sight Exchange &c premium.
~ g mmercinl.--Per te2A-Lsf q
LIVERPOOL, June7 Evenir g
Cotton market has been quiet and closed uncht, :
ed Middling uplands at 11ad; do. Orleans at II Cd;
sales 10 900 bales. .a- - .LlsaganF y -
Manchester adyices to-day were not favorable the
market for goods and yarns being dull and heavy
Dreadstuffs-The market closed quiet with down.
Wheai-White California 13s Cd; Cats frmer; sales
at IS I'd; Bari and Peas unchanged Provisions
market unchanged, except Lard, which advanced to
Dos, and Cheese declined to Cos for fine American.
LONDON, june 7-Evening.
Sugar closed firm at an advance; No. ~ Dutch
standard at 25S. Iron steady; Scotch Pig 54s per
Linseed Oil at e41; Linseed Cakes ca 15s Aoi ID
20. g.-.--t FRANKFORT, June 7-Evening.
United States bonds closed at IA. OWL II i s..
% 10 WV .-. .sr-..- LONDON Jun5 S-Noon.
Consols are quoted at "a tor money. hrH sg.ag =
AMERICAN SECURIIIEs-The following are the
current quotations for American securities: Uniied
States 5-20s 49, Illinois Central Railroad shares 733
Erie Railroad shares 39a ..5.-.f5 lg.,, . - i. ~. -
F . -. ,-,..... ~. LIVERPOOL June S-Noon,
The Cotton market is dull; sales 900 bales: Mid
ding uplsnds 11Sd; Mdiling Orleans lid Corn
dull and declined to 37s. Petroleum tirmer and adj
vanced to Is I'd per gallon for refined Tallow steady
Tin Sos for Straits OF Banca. Other articles unchans
ed -|~'-'o
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For Sale.
June edit

CyECOND- HAND Granite Caps, Stills, Band, Door
y and Windows suitable for front; Iron
Door, Iron Wash Boiler; lot Board Furr1ng and
Cellar Kock for sale low. .... ...
l..II-. ID. l. DELAND.
June edit No. rs Green Street
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June g.
Flour dull and heavy. Wheat firm bnt quiet. with
an advance o a. foe; sales No. at PIT a 2 20:
No. at 81 a. 90. Corn duh and declined &C. clos,
ing at s5!c. oats advanced 4c sales at 56 az Coo for
No. 2, closing at the outside price. Rt e advanced
a be; sales No. at 10 q 20 for No. 1, closing at
10 g Is. Barley dull and nominal Provisions
dni Ness Pork freely offered at q 49, Lard at III "a
Ilsc; Cattle market dull; sales at 90 q 8 so for
good to extra choice steers. Live Hogs sctive and
advanced , ~ q l5c sales at IS g 50 for good to
ReceiptsA,s 800 bills. -four, 5000 bush. Wheat, %.
600 bush: oats, 17OO hogs. Shipments 900 hbs
flour, 1000 BUSH wheat 700 bush. corn, ,0eO bush
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Dog lOSt-.-S5 Reward.

~ a., small black and drab dcg---had on leatll-
tiyzxsy er collar, silver mounted, with name and
2H number of stIeet--al<o owners name
te-.Lsss> Tail curls over his back. He answers to
ine NAME OF Leo" ANY one returning him to Jo-
seph Walker, No Al High Street, shall receive the
above rewar ... Ga. .r.. r. je5---dlw
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Rooms to Let,
,AtRO0nas .f0Iet

THE spacious CHAMBERS in Barbour's Block,
L Middle Street. Apply to David Keazer, or to Z
may30d3W ,.s5t sa @. gE t.ag T.. A. NORTON.
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md an NIariOn Street at Auo,io.

AN saturday, June 9Th, at 1-2 pa [ 70 ~, ~.
W premises. Marion street. win be sold 10, 'i'e nc
l. nj with 'front.' about SO feet by about Gu ter W
in depth, adjoini the land osJohn Cronan. ~
Terms l-2 cash; balance and months. Title
perfect For pa ticulars cal - ON auction GERS.
~ The above sale stands adjourned until Satur-
day june Is, at 125 o'clock NJ. 5-a...I.t
june E--utd .....f
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5. I;,-.ls6O.-x.-The amount of Plantation Bit
W sps sGa "a, n one year is something startling They
w. nj broadway six feet high from the Park to
.; brakes manutactory is one Of the insti-
~ nons IN New York 1t is said that Drake painted ali
a S rScks IN the Eastern States with his cabastc
ators to pass law preventing iisfgring TIE tsre
., nature, which gave him monopoly We do moi
hnow now this is, but We do know that Plantation
bltters SELL as no other article ever did They arc
useG ny al classes of the community and are death
on Dyspepsia-certain. They are very inyigorafino
"hen fhsaid and week, and great appetizer"
lSarato pring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.

lHE following deseribed me ehandisc having been
the United States, anu the appraisers havIp,s eT;i
hei under oath III the expense Of keoI the same
VIII be very large and dispIOpOrtO. ate It's yaur
u Will be sold al public an, ton al Custom Ious9
Wharf, on Satur ay, ane Ia, 1867, at IL O'Clock
Nj, 10 wit: Hu... ....
one Schooner called the ''KATE BROWN" OF
Th0mast her tacs4e. aIp rel and iurni uIc, under
the provisions Sec 10, the Act ent tied AN Act
further to prevent SIN uggilng and for other IuI os-
es." approved July IS Ie6G.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, Dr., Collector
Portland, june &, 1907. dtd
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Removal of the Police Force eff Calves
ton.

NEW YORK, Jnne g.
A special dispatch from Galveston dated to-
day says Gen. Griffin has been forced to re-
move the city police because of their ineffi-
cheney and hostility to the negro. The new
force is composed of loyal and chosen men
several of whom are colored.
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zee nscbine IN existence BY which sewed Loot OF
MAJ he made. Adapted to all kinds styles and
shoe c "a hoots and shoes 200 pairs be made with
slzes Nv one man. with one machine, In ten hours.
hese sboes AXE precedence OF all others in the
taf and are made substantially at the cost of peg
,,ing In use by all tue leading manufacturers. Ma
eli mes, with competent men TO set them in opera
uou furnished at one days notice. For particulars
OF license apply to GORDON MckAY Y, Agent Bath
street, Boston, Mass. Api i6. dCm
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Lath Savers wanted,

IdV1 SdWCTS w ftlieeU.
TWO or three men wanted that thoroughly
L understand the business of sa @ing Laths, to
whom good wages will be paid ana constant employ
ment FOR the season. None b IT first rate wofkmen
Wharf. ~ -
May 90. dit CHARLES HAMILTON, Agent
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FOR SALE!

4 q NICE Emery Wheels with table, Shaft for
LIZ Wheel at each end, and center shaft but little
used. H,ia
Also four Vulcanized W heels and two others, will
be sold very reasonable. .-,4uA
ts ..T ,r.4r a j. W. PENNEY, atI
~ Mechanic Falls, Me-
June 6, 1S67.-d2w& .. l-- n n r = p..i
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IN hitting the Kettle from the fire I scaded mysel
very sevefely-one hand almost to crisp The tor.
.o a,o T as. unDearable. So The Mexican Mus.
~ nesileu rapidly and left very little scar IlIN
C INA; FOSTER 420 Broad street, Philadelphia
ment will do. 1t is invaluable in all cases Of Ivo,1,
sweings sprans CUTS bruises, spavins, etc., ethel
wrapped in the steel-plate engravngs bearing the
signature OF g. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and the pyi-
odee stamp OF DENIS BARNES & co, New York
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists