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The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18
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ITS EFFICACY UPON THE INCIPIENT STAGE
OF TUBERCULAR CONSUMPTION.
81 have used several dozen of HoFF's MALT Elk
TRACT BEVERAGE OF HEALTH. and am most happy
to that 1t Powerfully Excites the activity of the
Lungs and strengthens me Enormously the Respira-
tion Is more ffe tho Chest now expands unembar-
raised, the Cough diminishes and hope it win
cease entirely. PHI. BENDER"
sNeV Hayen.o ,T.E r0A
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NEW YORK, Sept. IL.
The steamship Borrssia, from Liverpool 7th,
arrived tonight.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company have de-
clared a dividend of 4 per cent. on the per
cent. preferred shares
VERONA Brothers, of Moscow, have suspend
ed in consequence of large transactions in cot
ton. They own four cotton mills, and their
liabilities are estimated at quarter of mil
lion sterling
Advices from Frankfort state that wheat is
continuously bought up at firm prices for
France and Liverpool
correspondent of the Times notices as
warlike symptom that large arrivals of oats
from the North of Europe were being tran
shipped from London to France. The total
quantity to the present time is estimated at a
million quarters
The wheat crop of England and Scotland is
under the average. Barley is 10 per cent. and
oats Is per cent above the average
There is little business throughout France
for business seems to have gone and credit is
dead. The present feeling is one of apprchen-
sion and distrust for the future, and it Is prob
able next year will bring war
The French Marshal Neil has addressed n
letter to Col. Darcy, which is believed to be a
continuation of the riImor which before ex-
listed, that 10000 French soldiers were concen-
trated at Toulon, ready to embark for Rome on
the first signal
Tho ruInor that the Emperor Napoleon had
besought, and the Emperor of Austria had
consented. to give up the remains of Napoleon
Lid. is without foundation
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE CABLE


COPENHAGEN, Sept. 16.
Admiral Farragut was entertained at
grand fete given in his honor by the United
States Minister, George III. Yeaman. All the
Americans in the city, visitors and residents,
took part in the festivities. Several members
of the Danish government and many officers
of the Danish navy were present and We'd
with his csuntrymen in doing hon or to the
distinguished guest. The entertainment con-
cluded with a dinner, at which speeches were
made by both Americans and Danes, heartily
welcoming the Admiral, and toasts were drunk
to his health and to the welfare of the United
States. a.'
The HAGUE, Sept 16.
Gardensier, arrested here for forgery, has
been examined and intelligence from him has
led to the seizure of many more counterfeit
United States notes.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 15--Evening.
James Hewitt & Co. of this city have sIls-
pended payment The amount OF their liabil-
tiles has not yet been ascertained. The firm
was largely engaged in the American trade
DUBLIN, Sept. 16.
james Bird, one of the Fenian leaders. who
has been concealed in Ireland since the last
outbreak, was traced to Howth last week, and
his arrest was quietly effected there to-day
CADIz. Sept 16.
The United States We ssels which have been
lying in this harbor sailed to-day for Greece.
LONDONDERRY, Sept 49,
The steamship Nova ScOtian, from Quebec,
has arrived
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Dissolution.
Dissolution of COp0rt4sersJ,ia

rTtHE partnership heretofore existing between the
Il Subscribers under the firm name OF Clark and
Chase is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All parties having demands against the firm are
requested 10 present them Tor payment And all owing
the firm are requested 10 make immediate settlement
at No. rs Commercial street, Thomas block.
sstr.t- fs5E tTt WILLIAM M. CLARK,
WARREN Z. CHASE.
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Washington Correspondence.

NEW Y DIRK, sept. H.
A Washington special says returns from
Western North Carolina indicate that six
whites are registered to five blacks
EX-MayOr Withers of Mobile is urging the
removal of Gen. Pope.
The friends OF Steedman announce their in
tention of abandoning the urging of him for
the War Office, fearing non-confirmation
Gen. Grant has not yet concluded to reopen
FitE John Porter's case.
The privilege of converting August issue of
1906 expired on the 10Th, and the remaining
S5OOO,OOO will be paid in cash.
Gen. Schofeld's election order is considered
a disregard OF the Presidents wishes, and it is
rumored that the order was issued at the sug-
gestion of Gen. Grant.
The order breaking up the Quartermaster 8
Department here will throw several thousand
people out of employment.
Inc oath of allegiance is being rapidly adj
mihistered here under the recent Amnesty
proclamation,
Inc reports of the Pardon Clerk after en-
dorsement by the Attorney General, will here
after be iaid before the President before mar
don is granted. -
Baggage masters on the Canada line have
been detected in smuggling dut;ahla ooeds
among their baggage. ''"'o s'o"'
1t is stated that the removal 90 o..
cock is quite satisfactory to the indians Ian an
the prospects are favorable now for the G" "nu
missioners to make peace, the Indians exnreas-
ing Willingness to accept q reservation
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fsasat Affairs.

LEAvEEwoRra, Sept ~.
The Indians have resumed hostilties ON the
Smoky Hill route. On Friday they attacked
several stage stations, capturing some stock,
and SatLr day they attacked Governmeht
train at Bunker Hill, killing two teanlsters,
wounding three, capturing. one woman ana
three children and stampeding all the ANIMALS.
The teamsters subsequently rescued the women
and children. Lieut.. Howard lost horse and
$4,000 In currency. White men, disguised as
Indians were among the attacking party of In
dams; two were killed. f4F 1ss.h -,
The troops will act entirely on the defensive
until the Peace Commissioners meet the South-
ern tribes in October. q M f'l4
A special from Fort Hayes Ka., saws the In
dams attacked several Government stations
and trains Friday, killed one man, ran off a lot
of stock and set the prairie on fire. No In
nrA ST. LOUIS, Sept. IL.
An Omaha dispatch says the Montana vol
qhteers had fight with the Sioux and Grow
Indians ON the Yellowstone river, on the LIST
INST; Two whites were killed. Indian loss
not known. as.l..r,95-, i [E %
Inc citizens of Montana calling loudly
ior the Government to stop the Indian out
RACES or to let them do it themselves. sn
The Union Pacific Railroad is now finished
ago miles west of Omaha The Branch Pacific
Railroad is completed go miles west OF the
Missouri river. Bft4 F@
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NEW TURK, OtpI. II.
Burglars worked all Saturday night and
Sunday on safe of Beech & CO., South street
and were frightened off just as they were about
getting it open. 1t contained 100000
Considerable excitement ON Change on ac-
count of the failure of Hewitt & Co, of Liver
pool. f,.
Fourteen Of the steerage passengers on the
steamship Minnesota, from Liverpool, which
arrived here last night, died of cholera on the
passage.
At q meeting of veteran soldiers last night
at Post 80 OF the Grand Army of the Republic
a resolution was passed and committee of ar
rangements appointed to make preparations
to confer with Gen. Sheridan, and give him a
grand reception on his expected visit. 1t is
proposed to have grand military display, com
posed of disbanded veterans and the first di
vision of the National Guards from the Naval
School at Annapolis.
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NEW YORK, Sept IL.
A Key West special of the 10th say s the ca
bic steamer Narva sailed to-day for New York
with the mails. Medley, the electrician of the
cable, is dangerously ILL.,
The yellow fever is abatiDg at Tortugas. All
the officers are out OF danger "a Il. ~ )
Buenos Ayres letter mentions q rumor OF
intervention by England. The allies we're NOV
ing on the Paraguayan rear with q 600 men.
A special cable from the Hague states that
the bonds seized on the man named Garder-
sier, proved to be valnelcss rebel issues. Anoth-
er lot OF the same stuff was also discovered.
A Charleston special gives an order of Gen.
Canby's modifying Gen. Sickles' order No. 80,
authorizing the Governors of North and South
Carolina to order special terms of the courts to
revise the jury lists, and declaring tax payers
who are registered voters, qualified to serve as
Jurors
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.

COLLECTORS OFPICR,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND q FALMoUTH,{
Portland, Sept. ~, 1851.
TINE following described merchandise having been
i forfeited for violation Of the Revenue Laws OF the
United States, public notice Of said seizures having
been made. they will be sold at public auction, at the
Office Of the United States Appraiser, 19s Fore street,
Saturday, the 9Th day Of October, 1867 Mt n o.
clock, A. M: barrels and box containing 81 lbs
nutmegs; I barrel con aiming flax seed; two pair
wooden sheets, pair socks, pair mlttens, barrel
molasses, keg m0lasses, dozen bottles brandy,
barrel moIasses, barrel, ~ barrel and bags SUI
gar bottles brandy, containing ~ bottles of
gin 4 case containing bottles Spirits, demiIohns
spirits, box containing 800 cigars, boxes contain
ing $50 cigars, bundles containing 90 cigars each.
81 packages sewing silk, ounces eaea; pocket
knives halt barrels molasses, bottles brandy,
cigars, 10 pounds numegs, 1000 cigars, boxes
guava Jelly, valise. piece drab poplin, 1 piece
garnet popln. piece black silk pie'e watered
silk, pair ladies' boots pair ladies' corsets bar
rel molasses, wheelbarrow bl nket, gross briar
wood pipes, packages kid gloves, containing sever
ally 81 lair, 50 pair 10 pair, and pair; bottles
spurious liquors. barrels sugar, package containing
pair kid gloves. ~ yards silk.
I5REAI. WASHBURN, in.
d1aw3w&5oct Collector.
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From, WasEaiuSiGH

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL.
In anticipation that the yellow fever may
reach Mobile and the place be abandoned by
government officials, General Spinner has
withdrawn the government funds there and
placed them in some Northern city.
The Light House Board has official infor-
nation that light was exhibited from move.
able beacon erected on Amelia Island, East OF
Florida, on the 9th inst
Special revenue agent Sberbourne died al
New Orleans yesterday. Gen. Wheaton, is out
of danger.
Revised regulations for allowances of draw.
backs ON Internal revenue taxes on merchan-
dise, have been issued by the Secretary of the
Treasury, to take effect October LIST.
Treasurer Spinner in response to the many
inquiries in regard to the genuineness of the
$5 National Bank notes. the'elliptical engrav-
ing on the back of which is less distinct than
on others, says both are genuine, the difference
being cansed by the efforts of the engravers to
improve the plate after having been used for a
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18

NEW YORK, Sept II.
Cotton-a shade lower; sales 600 bales; MiddIing
uplands at PA "a 25c.
Elour-lO 0p 20c higher for common; sales 49, 900
bbls. State at 80 a II 21 round hoop Ohio at 8 rs
az IL 30 Western at 80 "a q 12 S0 Southern at 10 rs
"a Is IS; California at III 90 a1 10 80.
Wheat "a &c higher; sales $500 bush; Chicago
Spring No. at 22l; do. No. al Is; do. No. at
"a "a 27I; Amber State 90; Winter Red Illinois
240: White California 62I "a g.
Corn a % higher; sales 127,000 bush; Mixed
Western new 23t "a %.
Oats-1 az &c lower sales $4,000 bush. new Ohio
and Chicago 65 a 6Gac.
Beet'-irm. D.
Porl-lower; new mess at q 81; prime at 90 so a
81 90.
Lard-quet at 13E a 1lc in bbls.
Gr0ceres-quiet and unchanged.
Naval StOres-quiet.
Oils-quiet.
Petroleum--steady; crude at 10 % 15se; refined
bonded at 319 az }2c.
TallOw-,nll at II az 12Rc
Freights to LlvelpoOl--firmer; Wheat per steamer
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Conneciicut River valley Fair.

KEENE, N. H., Sept H.
The Connecticut River Valley Fair COM
menced here to-day, opening with base ball
tournament, the first prize being a silver ball,
valued at $125, and the second prize silver
mounted bat, valued at $50 The first game
was between the Star club, OF Greenfield, and
the Chester club of Chester. Vermont The
former won, the score standing A to g. The
second game, which was between the Lowells,
of Boston, and the Stars, of Greenfield, was
won by the former, the score standing II to 90
seven INNINGS
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.

THE following described Me- chandise having peen
seized tor violation OF the kevenue Laws OF tho
United States, and the u s. Appraisers at TINS POr.
having Certified under oath that the txpe5ic ~ he
keeping viii largely reduce the net procC' tront
SAFE, the same will be sold at public auction, 4. -sh
OF the Old City Hail. in this city, on Friday the ~"
instant, at II o'clock A M, to witt
One sorrel Mare, One Black Horses One
Sorrcl Mare.
Under the provisions OF Sec. u.s. ofthe Act entitled
can Act further 10 prevent smuggling ana Tor other
purposes approved July rs, 1860.
&isAEL wASHBURN, Jr., Collector.
Portland. Sept r. 1867. dtd
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, H., Sept. II.
Flour firmer with large shipping demand; Spring
extras 8 90 a 10 50. Wheat steady; sales No. al
Ss a SO, and No. at 70 az So Corn firmer and
2 az &c higher; saies No at 03l "a 05, and No.
at 80 "a OF. Oats active; safes at ALE. Rye
a. PC higher; sales No. at r. and No. 2 at 10
Barley active and a. &c higher; sales No. at | Is
Provisions quiet Mess Pork "A 90 offered and "A 81
asked Lard 13ic.
Rcceipts-10,000 bbs. flour, $4,000 bush. wheat
10000 bush. corn, 800 bush. oats. Shipments
1900 bbls. flour, 100000 bush wheat, $4,000 bush
corn 1870, 900 BUSH oats
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For Sale Cheap.

A LARGE lot OF Slab Wood and Edgings, on Burn
"A hams Wharf Inquire of DAN'L MAYBURY,
No. So Commercial st.
Also on corner of North and Walnut SITS. Inquire
of THOS. CONDOR.
Also, best quality of Hard and Soft Wood for sale
at either of tina above places.
Also, Lumber all kinds all OF which will be de-
lvered free to any part of the city.
DAN'L MAYBURY,
aup27dlm* THOS. CONDOR
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WN2aE1d.

A GENTS to sell an article that is new and which
IA sell in every Store and Family. Agents have
made twelve dollars per day. Exclusive territory
given. Men out OF employment call and examine,
at 351 Congress Street.
(au29d3w*) MORE q co.
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Gnophianso GoIa

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue ola license
IN from the Probate Court OF Cumberland County
shall sell, at public private SALE may be deem
ed best for all concerned Monday the 30th day of
September next, at 10 o'clock NJ. at the Office OF
VIM. IL. Jerris, No. 2S2 Congress Street, Portland,
certain parcel Of land in said Portland situated on
Eleanor NJ Elder and Georgianna Elder, minor heirs
OF John Elder, iate of Portland, deceased. Further
particulars may be had at the time and place of sale.
JOHN HAYDEN, Guardian.
Aug 20, 1867. aug28-dtd
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HYGEIA.

We are unable to publish all the scientific testmo-
malls, which have been bestowed upon HOFF'S
MALT EXTRACT, and We content ourselves with
mentioning the names Of seme of the Physicians
Prescribing this Beverage ofHealth:
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18

q The well known Trotting Horse .sSAR-
N1< DINE" is for sale at j. W. Robnsons
~ Livery Stable, South Street. He was
-s-4.A-1 driven last fall by Foster Palmer one-half
mile in %. By David Averill, Esq, last summer,
in a common wagon mile in 2.52s He Is an easy
troter under the saddle kind in all harness. afraid
of nothing, and stands without hitching. He is a
bright bay stands 10 "a hands high and weighs 1860
pounds. fta
For terms, &C., apply to j. w. Robinson or F. N.
Jordan, clerk with Mathews g. Thomas. He Is
sold for fault the owner being about to leave the
civ. sept4dtt
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Wanted

A SMART, active Salesman in the retail Dry
IA Goods business. One well qualified to fill such
situation will learn of good place by addressing
Box 1OlS, Portland r. o., giving real name and ref
erehces. sept5dtf
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Gen. Mower. in an order assuming the COM
mand, continues in force the existsng orders OF
his predecessors, and assigns Breyet Major
Gen. Reynolds to the command of the District
OF Texas and Breyet Brig. Gen. McKenz to
the command of the District of the Rio
Grande. Gen. Reynolds will establish his
headquarters at San Antonio or Austin, until
the fever shall have abated sufficiently at Gal
weston to render safe his removal there
There were 6S deaths from yellow fever dur
ing the twenty-foltr hours ending this morn
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. IL.
The gross earnings of the Kansas branch OF
the Union Pacific Railway for August was
$236,000. The government business for the
same time $4,000, of which one half was re
tanned by the u S. Treasurer, which amount
pays the interest of all bonds issued by the
Company, and contributed nearly 7 per cent
towards the payment of the principal.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
COp0rtasers1aip Notice.

THE undersigned have this day formed a copart-
nershp under the firm name of L. j. HILL e.
co, for he transaction OF the Coffee and Spice bus
ness. Office il6 Fore, foot Of Exchange ST.
l.. j. HILL,
f. II. SISE,
Portland, Sept 8, 1867. sepl7d2w
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THE MA RK Il n s .
Financial.

NEW YORK, Sept 17--6 P. M.
Money very active early in the day, but subse.
quently there was better supply; call loans 90
per cent, with some exceptions, and and "a G pei
cent. on Government collaterals Gold closed firm
at 144I C9 144s. Sterling Exchange dull, heavy ant
unchanged. Government secu tiles clos ed dull
Stocks reacted towards the close with increased
tivily generally. Mining shares generally frmer.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18

we are unable 10 pnDsh all the scientific testimO-
mails, which have been bestowed upon HOFFS
MALT EXTRACT, and we content ourselves with
mentioning the names of some of the Physicians
Prescribing this Beverage ofHealth:
Avery, M. D., Bergen.
Hollick, M. D., Stat. Island.
HocOmb, Prot, Now York.
Biglow. M. D., New York. n,l ..tl
Howe, M. d, Boston.
Blecken, NJ. D., Redwing.
Brooks, NJ D., New York.
Lowenthal, M. D.. New York.
Loomis, M. D., New York.
Mitchell, M. D., New York.
Willard, M. D., New York.
Chauveau, M. D.. New York.
Roderer, M. D., New York.
Reichert, M. D., Brooklyn.
Cox, NJ. D., New York.
Ruppreeht, M. D, New York.
schwess. NJ D., New York.
Corey, NJ. D., Brooklyn.
c., schafisI, M D., Brooklyn.
Sell, M. D.. New York.
&c., pu...., sheville, M. d., New York.
n.,,,.,, Do, NJ shucking, M. d., Washington.
n,,nv Al n y,,, Sing, NJ. D., Freelandsville'
DDtny' NJ d. Williamsburg
pu,o. =, Smith, NJ. D., New York
Stutzer, M. d.. Williamsburg
Taylor, NJ. D., New York.
- t'e" io'A Teller, M. D., New York.
' W. ~ NO" thomson, M. D., New York.
''fo'nsf' NJ ~ "'00N''' Tobias, M. D. New York.
"0ou"i''e' ." van Buren,, Lockrow, Albany.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINcINNAgI, Sept. II.
Whiskey in demand at 35c. The large quantity
burned ON Saturday made the market irmer. Mess
PORK active with little demand; q BOA ked land some
con quiet with little demand; shoulders f4gc and
clear Sides lsc Sugar cured Hams 20 "a 23c. Lard
i3lc, with light demand. Adviees from New Or
leans made all other articles fiImer
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18

BUFFALO, Sept IL.
Six hundred barrels of whiskey were seized
to-day at Penny's distillery. Penny is accused
of being party to the fraud by the recent
shipments to Boston. 8ain
MILWAUKEE, Sept. IL.
Brown George and running mate made the
fastest time to-day, and beat Butler The best
time was go, made in two heats.
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81 Many Of the eminent Physicians Of this city
prescribe this healthul beverage, tonic and remedy
daily. n Fl. .naut.I
Ia. w. F. PHILLIPS q CO.,
ssae a gents for Maine, Portland.
az Sold by Drusgists and Groeers.
September ID. div
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. II.
Cotton-tiuii and lower sales 80 bales Low Mid
dngs at 2l3c receipts for three days 964 bales ex-
ports for the same time 493 bales Tobacco quiet and
unchanged. Louisiana Suear-onIy retail business
doing; fully fair |! Sc Cuba Sugar very firm; Nos.
IL and Is at 12I 144c. Molasses- no Louisiana in
market; Cuba do. held at Soc
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Sale of Eorfeited Cools.

rTNHE following described merchandise having been
4 seized for violation of the Revenue Laws OF the
United States and the U. s., appraiser this port,
having certified under oath, that the expense OF Its
Keeping Will largely reduce the net proceeds Of the
sale the same will be sold at public auction In 'front.'
OF the Old City Hall, I'm this city, on Monday the
23d instant, at II o'clock A. M, to w.t.:
sorre1 Colt.
Under the provisions of Section 10 of the act enti-
tied San Act further to prevent smuggling and for
other PURPOSES" approved July 49, 1866.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR., Collector.
Portland, Sept. IA, 1857. dtd
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Seizure of Gnods.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following des-
IN cribed goods were seized at the times and
places hereinafter mentioned, for violation of the
Revenue Laws:
September 4th, 1857 at Bethel, sorrel Colt.
September 9Th, at Grafton, Sorre Mare.
September 9Th, at Grafton, Sorrel Mare.
September 7th, at Grafton, Black Horse.
September 7th, at Grafton, Wagon and part Of
Harness.
September 10TH at Appraisers Room, Portland,
500 Cigars. I'D ltta.
September 10th, at Appraisers Office, Portland, Is
Empty Whiskey Barrels.
ANY person or persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claim within twon-
ty days from the date hereof otherwise the said
goods will be disposed OF In accordance with the acts
OF Congress in such cases made and provided.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
Collector,
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Berlin Mills Company.
Spruce and Pine Lumber & Laths.

ME Berlin Mills Company has iaclilies for man
~ aiacturing all kinds of Dimension Spruce and
ne ior frames, either large small: with special
IRAN running over the Grand Trunk Railroad, leav-
ng tne mills at Berlin N. H., at night, and arriving
every morning to our wharf in Portland, where
ships OF the largest size can load
we can furnish orders of any description with dis
patch. Orders solicited. Address. Berlin Mills
Company, Portland, Maine - - $50
Nav 30. eOdtf 1Ns'''
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AUGUSTA, GA Sept II.
Frequent rows have occurred for some DAYS
past between soldiers and freedmen. One ne
gro is reported mortally and one soldier badly
wounded. The negroes threatened to attack
the barracks. last night, but no collision oc-
Cured. The soldiers are said to be the ae-
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18
fIaiuo Election,

AUGUSTA, Sept. IT,
Official returns received at the Secretary of
States Office from four hundred and forty towns
give Chamberlain 56,4O6; Pillsbury 44,7O2;
last year gave Chamberlain 6S,O22; Pi1lsbury
4001R >. ~ n
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NEW CURES BY HOFFS MALT EXTRACT
BEVERAGE OF HEALTH.
W. s. Brown, Esq. Olean, Cass County. from
HEMORRHAGE OF THE LUNGS.
Charles Rein, Esq, Nmety-third street and
Eighth avcnne, N. Y, from DISEASES OF THE
CHEST -
Mrs. Welsh Edwards. N. Y. Theatre, from SORE
THROAT.
+. W. Wilkinson. Esq, No. II Beaufort avenue,
Brooklyn, from GENERAL DEBILITY.
F. Spcher, Esq, No. 2O5 West Thirty -eighth
street, from INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.
t. Knupter, ESQ, 100 Division street, N. Y. from
OBSTINATE CATARRH and his wife from BODI-
LY WEAKNESS.
H. Cohen. Franklin street, N. Y.-GENERAL
CONDITION IMPROVED So
Mrs. Johanna Fuchs, IA Spring street, N. y
STRENGTHENED AFTER TYPHUS FEVER.
H. "A. Knapp, Rochester, New York, LUNGS
STRENGTHENED.
Gustav Hume, No. ss7 Eighth avenue, N. Y.-CAN
NO BE WITHOUT IT.
L. L. Lee, Essex County, Port Henry-HAs DONE
HIM GOOD, 60