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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-16

A CANADIAN Enthusiastically last Curl
GUS team from Canada made its appearance in
our streets. 1t consisted of cart about four
feet long and two feet wide flied with all the
worldly possessions of Canadian family. On
the top If the goods sat the lame father. Four
children were hauling the team, being yoked
into the cart, and the mother was behind
pushing. They were bound to Halif,x. They
lodged in the police Office Saturday night, and
on Sunday the Overseers of the Poor sent
them to the Almshouse A i5tR
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The Captain and crew of the brig Frontier,
an account of whose struggle with the storm
we gave on Saturday, suffered severely from
cold and hunger. Both of the Caotain's feet
were frost bitten. He states that on Thursday
he was in as far as Portland Head Light with
the signal Of distress flying all day, but it was
not needed at the Observatory.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-16

No THoRoUGHFARE the new Christmas sto-
ry by Charles Dickens and Wilkie Collins, is
published in the extra Christmas number Of
Euery Saturday. 1t is for sale by all bookshelf
ers. The regular number OF Euery Saturday.
for the current week has an unusually full
and varied table of contents,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-16

CANAL NAVIGATION CLosED.-Advices from
Schenectady, N. Y, are to the effect that the
hope of the resumption of navigation no long
er exists, and at least 800 boats are ice bound
for the season between Syracuse and Troy.
The barque Clifton, laden with 10000 bushels
of corn, was sunk Sunday night at Cres-
cent. The ice cut through her sides. On
many of the levees the water is breaking out,
thus endangering both vessels and cargoes.
Unless the levees,are kept supplied to the re-
CURED height serious loss will follow.
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DIED.
PASSENGERS.

in the HISTORIAN, tor Liverpool "A McKeard, X A
Samu |, hoberi french. Oiiendor AIR oaun ers,
Mir Doumoniin, Thos Auber. DO epo tronlack. z u
Room y, Rooney, Thos onway. w Brock II
a Robertson, Th0s PENN, Mir dammon.on, Alex
EVAN aud 20 hers in the eeree.
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PATENTs.-Patents were issued last week to
Benjamin R. Cotton of Lewiston, for improve
ment in rollers for dressing, and Edward A.
Field of Sidney, for improvement in horse
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PRoMoTED.-The numerous friends of Col.
Charles h. Illsley, formerly of this city, will
b. glad to read the following complimentary
but we'll deserved notice of him from the New
Era published at Atlanta, Georgia:
1t gives us pleasure to announce the promo
ton. to the brevet rank of Captain, of First
Lieutenant Charles II. Illsley, 18th u S. In
fantry, the gentlemanly, courteous and oblig-
ing Post Quartermaster in this city. For ac-
tivity, untiring energy and thorough devotion
to business, Capt. 1llsley has no superior in
the United States Army. Entering the volun-
teer army as private, he rose rapidly to the
grade of Captain. and, for his gallant and mer-
itorious services during the war, was reward
ed with commission as Leutenantin the 10th
Regular Infantry. aa j. s-,eH .tl5f +.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-16

STORE BREAKING.-The boot and shoe store
OF Charles Cover, en- Free street, was broken
into early Sunday morning by breaking one of
the panes of glass in the front window. Sew
eral pairs of overshoes were stolen from the
vicinity of the window, but nothing was taken
from the shelves of the shop. 7F-s ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-16

The PRICE CURRENT.-After the first OF
January this commercial journal will be pub
hshed by Messrs. M. N. & F. G.. Rich, corner
OF Exchange and Fore Streets Some new
features are to be added to the paper, and the
proprietors will dt vote their unremittine
labors to increase its interest and usefulness
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ITCH! .ITCH!! ITCH!!!
SCRATCH SCRATCH! SCRATCH |! Y

III HUfH ~ 20 80 uOufS.
WbcatOn's frjntmrnt cures he itch.
~ hest"n's DIN men cures Salt Il heum.
Vine atoms Ointment cures r.ucr.
" heat0n's OiS fmrni cures Ba bers Itch
" heaton's Ointment cures Every kind
~ Of Hum r like Magic.
rrice. so cents a box; by mail, to cents Addres,
" EEKS & POTTER, No. ITO Washington Street
DO ton, Mass. For sale by all Druggists.
September 26. eod&w1y 7a ll .'
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CLOSE OF PORK PAcKINa.-A Louisville dis
patch says that the pork packers have closed
their establishment for the season, owing to
the stringency in the money market outside
combinations against them and the exorbi-
Ia MT nricas demanded by feeders.
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DEATH OF FRANCIS TUKEY.-The California
papers announce the death of Francis Turkey,
former Chief Marshal OF Boston. Mr.. Turkey
was born in Portland, June Il, 1915, and was
at one time baker by trade. Possessed Of
natural qualifications he abandoned his trade
and commenced the study of law and entered
the Cambridge Law School in 1S41. He prac-
ticed his profession in Boston with consldera-
BILE success in the criminal courts, and in
June, 1916, Mayor Quincy appointed him
Chief Marshal, a position which he held for
several years. He went to California some
ten years ago, and was at one time Superin-
tendent of Sunday School in Sacramento,
and was Representative of the county in
the General Assembly of the State in 1864.
He subsequently settled upon . ranch near
Sacramento, where he died.
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AccIDENT.-Mr. George Jewett of Gorham
on Friday last, in attempting to step from the
platform near the railroad depot in Portland
slipped and produced bad luxation of the
left ankle joint No bones were broken.
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Long Sought For /!
rml C. me ut Last /!
Mains Elder Berry Wine,

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be t"nnd or sale by all city
Druggists and first class Country tIr0cerS.
AS a MEDICINE Mans Wine 8 'nvaiuapie. bel lg
among the best i not the best rcroedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints manufactured from the pure
juice ofthe berry, and unadulterafe by any inn
Ingredient, we can heartily mended IL to he
sick MEDICINE.
10 the days OF the age'i " adaeth length, -'-
To the mighty l. a deth strength" r..
'fls a hahn Tor the SICK, joy Tor The we'll
Druggists and Gro, ers buy and sell
MAI 80 ELDER II gray WINE.
d
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NOTICE MARINERS.

Notice is hereby given that the LIST class ircn Can
Buo, placed to mark Broad Cove Rock, entrance to
Portland hal bor Me, went adrift I ON Its moorngs
during the late gale 1t will be replaced as soon as
possible.
~ By order OF the Light House Board.
....L JOHN POPE,
.-f Il. IL. Inspector LIST District.
Portland Dec u, 1867.
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EXPORTS.

Pc steamer HISTORIAN. for Livernool-1o6, boxes
flour n BIB Dot as e, 1O0I boxes cheese IS bags
wheat -Oss bags peas IS bags oat-. a. pkgs buttei
A sacks wool. is cases sewing mach mes, bales
wooden rags, 81 bills app'es, o3 k.s hsh'
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Jackson's Catarrh Snuff |!

"A AND PLEASANT REMEDY
Catar.h, Headache, had Breath. Hoa Sc
ness, Asthma, tsrOnchlti-, Coughs,
ftfF Deafness, ~ c.,
And all disorders resulting from G Ids IN
Head, Throat ant Vocal Organs.
This Remedy does not ID. y Up,o Catarrh but
U. sUS Ms it; trees The hean OF all often i've
matter quickl, removing Bad Breath AM .ieadache
a,lays and soofhes and burs.iug heat in Ca.
tarrh; is SO mild and agreeable IN its effects
that it positive
CURES WITHOUT SWEEPING!
As Troche owder, is p easant to tn taste,
and never nausea, es; When swallowed, Instantly
givesto the Throat and v lcal organs a =
Delicious Sensation of COOlacss and
-qaf Comic &. q l-- IN rrr,t ts.-s,.
M Is the Best Voice ronic in tho world! -'A'
Try it: safe. Reliable adj only IS cents.
Sold by Druggists, or mailed free. address ~
= - COOPER, WILSON & CO., reia lt.3e
Proprietors Philadelphia.
Wv. whpple & Co, Por, land, General Agents.
W holesae Ayts, Ger. g Goodwin s. Go; Rust Bros
& Bird. Boston; ]. W. PerAns & co, W. f. Phillips
s. 20, II. H. Hay, Port land.
Nov -sNeod&w6m sWTE rFr -r Narrf rnrI
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-16

GRADE OF CONGRESS Street.-The order
passed in the City Council last Friday eve-
ming, establishing the grade of Congress street
from Munjoy street to East Commercial street,
provides that the grade shall begin on Con-
gress street. at the northeasterly line of Nun
joy street, at an elevation of 1913 feet above the
track of the Grand Trunk Railway at the ter
minus of Congress street, thence descending
northeasterly, ON an inclination Of seven and
three-ienths feet per one hundred feet hori-
zontally, distance of 1906 feet to the line Of
East Commercial street, at which point the
elevation is twenty-seven feet and nine inches
above the track of said railway at said point.
This is in accordance with the grade adopt
ed by the City Council February 18th and
March 8, 1864, and follows out the work which
was commenced last summer, but which was
stopped by an injunction of Court. 3
The vote on passing the order in the Board
of Common Council stood as follows:
Yeas-Burgess, Winslow, Thompson. Math
ews, Bradford, Shirley, Robinson, Gray, Milf
ken, Chase, Philllps-11.
Nays-Fox (Presidrnt), Knowlton, Coles
worthy, Green, Smith, Mari, Files, Fuller
Dow, Gould-10. .fE ft-E 81
In the Board of Aldermen, Messrs. Lewis
Rice, ellison and Bailey voted for the passage
of the order and Mes srs. Deeripg, Lynch ant
Giddings against it. r-.
Aquestion was raised as to informality O.
The report of the committee, in being present
ed without having been submitted to the COM
mittee, but it was overruled by the presiding
officers in both branches.
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DRowNED.-A man by the name of Thomas
Collins arrived in this city Saturday noon in
the cars from Boston, and went on board OF
the steamer Carlotta and engaged passage for
Halifax, N. S.. and paid for his ticket. He
then left the boat and went up town and
bought altogether too much liquor, judging
from appearances, as he was seen about 6
o'clock going towards the boat, which was to
sail at that hour, but on account of the wealth
er did not start. Shortly atefr there was man
seen in the water, which proved to be the
above named, who, by the way, belonged to
Brookfeld, N. S. He was man about SO
years Of age, and leaves wife and two chill
dren. 1t was said he came from Boston,
whittier he had been to visit sister. DR.. Bas-
com was called, and used all possible measures
to resuscitate life, but the man became SO
chilled before he was got out of the water that
all means to save him proved unavailable.
Coroner Gould was called, and as nobody
knew how the man got overheard, or anything
about it, an inquest was deemed unnecessary.
The coroner took charge of the body until the
steamer returns to this port, and then it will
be at the disposal of the friends of the de-
ceased.
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POLICE ITEMs.-Six persons were taken to
the lookup Saturday night for drunkenness.
Not person was taken in during the day
on Sunday. tH.4 rH 4fgI
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1M PORlS.

WINDSOR, Ms. Erig u w Morris -2jO tons plas-
ter 10 order.
HILfSBORo. NIB. Sch & Deror s,-1Os tons
plaster, .55 IONS catcine ito, TO l;eale 4 o-se
ST GEORIs, 5. sch Ldnbu g-oCOJ punches
box shocks. to N j Miller. ...
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SOCIAL LEvEE.-The members of Arcana
Lodge, No. l. o. of Good Temp ars, will hold
a social levee at their hall this evening. All
members of the order are cordially invited.
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MARRIED..

In Brunswick, Dec.7, John W Plummer and Miss
Han q. Wfeeer both OF Tisb N. =
In Belfast: Nov. 81 Prot tndlew w. Wyatt, o.
Beverly, and Miss Carrie A. Frost, oil Be fist.
In Belfast, Nov. Il, Eugene A. Blake and Mas.
Nette Tanks.
In scar ,,ort, Nov 1e, Edward A. Gross Of Frank
trf, aud M Ia l.. Carlton, Of s.
In Monroe, Nov n, Frei'k A. Stevens oil NJ and
Melissa A. Porter, OF llampden.
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Monday Morning, December l6' 1861

First Page to-day-Democrat'c Econo-
my; Water Supply. Minority Report; Foreign
Gossip. .aF.e
Fourth Paqe-Miss Careless, a Fairy Story,
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WESTON

Did not make hi> Hundred Miles,
but Santa Claus did, and has left lots OF nice things
fr the children, viz, Music Boxes, Wiring
Desks, Work Boxes, Mechanical and other
charge, and large lot Of German Accordeons and
Concertlnas, Flutinas, &c. Sole agent for the best
Violin and Guitar Strings in the world. Clocks at
cost. sd A.A ~ A-a j. ID. CHENY, a.
dec9sn3w No. &c Exchange Street.
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
21a PANT ~ ixser
Cntnrrh cam he Cast.ed Z

So highly recommended by Physicians, may be-
fouDdat wholesale at tbe drug stores of W. w. Whip
Pile s. Co., H. H. Hay. W. F. Phillips s. Co, E. L.
Stan wood and j. w: Perkins & Co.. lanl2snd1y
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DISTRESSING Academia little daughter OF
Rev. E. w. Jackson, of Gorham, was killed
yesterday in that village under the following
distressing circumstances. Anna This only
daughter) about II years Of age, with young
er brother, were visiting their uncle, Lewis
Mcclellan. The two children were left by
themselves in a room for short time, during
which they opened a drawer and obtained pos
session of loaded pistol belonging to Mr..
Mcclellan. While playing with it, as issuppos-
ed, by some means it discharged and the ball
went through the corner of the right eye of
the girl lodging in the head. The ball must
have penetrated the brain, as the child, though
she breathed for about one hour, was not SELL
sible for moment. The boy was so excited
that he could not answer questions nationally
when our Informant left. The event has cast
deep gloom upon the citizens of the village
Mr.. Jackson, the father, is in Providence, R.
l., whittier tie egram was sent him last even
ing informing him of the affecting event.
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DR.. s. 5. FTICH'S. EF
eeFamilV Physician, ,,

Seventy-sIx pages pricc 25 cents. Sent to any adj
dress. No money required until the hook is received.
read, and fully approved. II is perfect guide to the
sick or iudisposed. Address DR. s. s. FITCH, %
fremont street, Boston. sN Jan2yd1y
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NOBODY DID TIN the executive session of
tie Senate, Friday, all officers dsclaimed Civ
ing the summary of the Presidents reasons
for the removal of Stanton, and it is believed
it was given out from the White House. A
committee was appointed to investigate the
matter and report to the Senate.
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RoBBERY.-On Thursday evening of last
week, about half past eight o'clock, as NJ. j.
L. Holt, OF Bethel, was passing down Com
mercial street, he was assaulted and knocked
down by two rufians who had followed him.
He was partially stunned by the blows, and
upon recovering from his consciousness found
that he had been robbed of everything he had
in his pockets, including about $175 in money,
his keys, and even checks for his baggage
which he had taken at the American House.
He gave immediate information to the police,
but they have not yet succeed ID in arresting
the robbers. The case is one of peculiar hard
ship, as Mr.. Holt was on his way home from
Skowhegan, where he had been at work for
several months past, and the money in his
possession was the proceeds Of his whole sea-
sons labor. ~
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FOR EIGN POhr>.

Sid i'm Sunderland 2stn ult, ship Horatio Harris
Humphrey, Point lie Gale.
S i'm Foo-chow Sep 80, barque Forest Belle
Percival. Newschwang.
Ar at Hong Kong sept 30, ship Rather, Marsh
San Francisco, Oct 10, Game Cock. Sherburne, from
New York. .tas Il ,r. s.,- An A. IN,
SD sept o. shrs Winfield Scott, Rand, Java and
Eur pc 9th, Malay, ud.ey Bangkok, Oct 2, N u
Palmer. Steele, New York. -~fg~e Efrrrs
Sid fun Singapore Oct q, barque Rainbow, Free
man, Boston v a Penang.
Sid I'm Alden Oct q, lips P G Blanchard, Thomas
aud Regent. Elliot, aliaO
Al Me slna 23d ut, barope Mariana. Ryder from
Bangor, ar l4th; brig Nellie Move, Leeman, from
Marseilles. 2 Mr. p = ; 70 fA-t' - st 7
ar t 'igo eth ult, brig Dirigo, Small. from New
York. ~. No
Ar at Port Mahon 18th ult, barque Volunteer,
Blake, EOS on 1ssu liegp .sf = . IS F. !
Cid nth. brig Jeremiah, rord. Tarrasona. lft fsi
Sid i'm Havre eth ult, ship Freeman Clark. Small
United states. 'I II'
/. At Queens own Goth ult, ships lvanus Blanch-
ard, Meldv, from Callao, tor Cardiff in ballast reod
and would sail 81 inst Grace Sargent, Harding. I'm
do. just ar, % discharge
Ar at liverpool ath inst. ships Milton, Smith, I'm
bombay; 12th, Jeremiah Thompson, Kennedy, New
ork. Ef4n nF'' ~
At Nayaguez 9th nj, sch Rebecca @ Lane. Lane,
tor New Y0rH. -,
AT st Jago I'd inst, barque Lucy Frances, Allen,
from New York.
CID at WINDSOR Ms. goth uit, sch Pioneer, Miller.
Ar at st John, NIB, 10th inst, sch Amarantn f ON
Port and.
Cid at 81 John. NIB 9th inst, brigs Lizabei, Panno,
Matanzas; Marion. Dick. Clrdenas. 80
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M. L. A. DEBATE. The crowded state of our
columns precludes publishing the report Of
the debate of the Mercantile Library Associa-
ton, Saturday evening, upon the prohibitory
liquor law. The law was opposed by Mr.. G. H.
Haskell and G. e. Jose, and supported by A.
A. Strout, Esq. and Mr.. c. FL. Fling. The
question was decided, by vote of to 5,against
the law
The subject for debate at the next meeting
will be the following: 55 ass rFar
Resolued, That base bal playing and boat
racing as now practiced by organized clubs,
are both conducive to immortality, vice and in
temperance, to degree so greatly preponder-
ing over any good results of the athletic exer-
else they afford, that this Association cod
dennis and discountenances their practice as
exertlng demoralizing influence on society.
Geo. A. Head was appointed to open the dis
cussion in the affirmative, and Frederick E.
Jones in the negative. f.sl1.. rs.
The following gentlemen were elected mem
bers: George R. Shaw, VIM. E. Wood, Henry
Fling, c. F. Crawford, G. M. Putnam, Beaj.
Barnes, Jr, Jas. B. Barnes, Stephen r. Small,
Raphael Bayley.
Mr.. Haskell, from the Committee on Enter
tainment, reported that arrangements were
perfected for first class promenade and dance
at the City H all on Christmas evening, Decem-
Der 18th.
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COMPLIMENTARY BREAKFAST TO GEN. NEAL
Dow-The return OF Gen. Neal Dow from his
sixteen months temperance tour In England,
will be commemorate by q complimentary
breakfast, given to him by the friends Of pro-
hibition, at the Quincy House, next Thursday,
at 1-2 O'Clock, A. NJ. 1t is expected that VIM.
Lloyd Ga. rison and other genetlmen will
make welcome ADMINISTRATION Advertiser.
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS
Il N EW s.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


~ Saturday, Dccem Der IA.
ARRIVED
Steamer New Brunswick w,nchas+ar G. ,Johp
Via Eastport Tor Boston. ~
Erg q w Nor is. tBrl Norris Windscr Nc
Sch j clark. Clark, Pembroke Tor Boston
Sehs Hunt ess. springer, and Adaline ca,tar
Dennysville Tor Boston. N"A'0''
Sch NJ, rniug L gil Reed Boothbay.
Sch Neptune, Goliath, and Zina, Bradbury, Ma
chi Tor Boston.
Sch P I;ent. Strout, Mllbridge for Boston.
Sch Moro, Kelley, Jonesport Tor Boston.
Scbs VIM McCobb, Chapman AM Clara Norton,
Saunders MGR for Boston.
Sch sea Bird, Walaee. bangor for Salem.
Sch Hero Matthews Winterp 1T tor Plymouth.
Sch Yankee. Lowell Orland tor Boston.
Schs Pilot, Smalage. and John 81 George, ut Des-
ert tor Boston.
Vn CLEARED .'-
Steamship HISTORIAN. (Br) Dutton. Liverpool =
Hugh q Anorew Allan.
Steamer Carlotta, Magune, Halifax, Ms - John
Porteods. ra $780,
d Lord. .r.- 49, ........
chill q
Sch Tookolita Stewart. Baitimore-J Libby.
Sch Utica, Thorndike, Rockland - Beale &
| Morse. 'I H.#24A .A Lt
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Sunday, December l5.

~ AKHIN ED. """- :"
Sch DeForest, tBrl Irving, Hillsboro, NIB.
Sch EiiDburg Brl Barrett, 81 George, HB.
Sch aressa Lancast +, Ellsworth. Sailed in COM
pany with schs Ocean AMI Frank Peirce,-suppCsed
to have put into Townsend harbor.
BELOw-B schs Gipsey, Orv, Ocean Queen, Orv;
Dauntless, Shaw, and Spectator, Flewehing. from
st John, Nh. TOR Boston and about fifty Others
from Eastern ports bound West. .l-
A fine centre board schr of 1875 tons, built and
owned by CapI Sou.e, OF Freeport lowed up to
this p. ri -auIday, by tug arrior, and lies
ut Long wharf.
| An unknown barrue from Cuba tor Portland. with
a car go of mo.asses was reported outside OF POTTS.
| mouth lower ha. Dor saturday.
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TeSu1t.
Browns Bronchial Troches
Having direct influence to the Parts, giving imms-
diate reliet. For Brnnchifi (, Asthma, Ga.
tnrrh, COusumptive and Throat Diseases,
Trochrs are useI with always goc d success.
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them
to cl ar and strengthen the voice. .sl..t 4
Obtain only "Browps 81 onchial Troches." and do
not take any OF the Worthless limitations that may
be offered. Sold Everywhere. noI3d& w3m sN
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Try it. for it costs but 25c For sale by all drug
gists; or send 35c to o. SEYMOUR a. CO.. Bos-
not, and receive box byTeturn mail sel4dtisN
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an Ess yror Young Men, on Physiological Errors
Abuses and Diseases, inc dent 10 Youth and Early
Manic vi, which create impediments to MARRf-
ter enveone' free charge. Address, DIR. j. Skill
hin nOUGHTON, howard Associations, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Sep. Z6-d& w3m sN
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PORTLAND TYpoGRApH1cAL UN1oN.-At IL

PORTLAND TYPoGRAPHIcAL UNIoN-At the
amAlal meeting of the Portland Topographic
calIJnion, held Saturday evening, the follow
inesofficers were chosen for the ensuing year:
S. Al Strout, President; T. j. Burgess, LIST
Vice President; F. w. Green, I'd Vice Pres-
dent; w. H. Cushing, Recording Secretary;
c. II. Ford, Corresponding Secretary; lsaac
Cobb, Treasurer; j. Donahue, Sergeant-at-
Arms; M w. Higgins, c. W. Bean. s. A.
Spauldng, Executive Committee. y.s7.0 gs
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAIERs.-Steam
ship HISTORIAN, Capt. Dutton, sailed from this
port for Liverpool at II o'clock Saturday night,
taking out a full cargo of Canadian and Wes-
tern States produce and 20 cabin and % steer
age passengers.
The steamship Belgian, Capt. Graham, will
sail for Liverpool next Saturday.
The new teamship Austrian, Capt. Alton,
is the steamer due at this port this week. p
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-16

SPeKEN. I'D rn {
Oot ., lat "a 25 s. Ion 50 81. ship Carolus Magpus
from New York for San Francisco :
Oct ~, lat = % lon "a W. ship Glover
from boston San FrancI co.
NO date. lar t6 o., Ion II s. barque Chandelier,
IS days from Cardiff or Philadelphia.