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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-30


PORTLAND, April 20.
so prevent misunderstanding on the sub
iect OF the proposed city loan, the undersign-
60, members of tie committee of five, appoint
ed at citizens meeting, to consult with the
Directors of the Portland & Rochester Rail
road Company, would state that they are and
always have been opposed to granting city
ald To Western railroads, contemplated in
the proposition now submitted to the voters of
Portland "a
(Signed) JACOB MCCLELLAN,
RENSSELAER, CRAM,
HENRY A. JONES.
we publish the above by request. There
would have been no misunderstanding if this
statement had not been made-Stdr
lnrespect to the above, we haye only to say
that at the meeting of the Directors of said
road and of the committee of citizens, at
which the compromise was effected, the lat
ter was represented by Israel Washburn, Jr.
William Deering and Henry A, Jones, and
that the proposition there agreed upon, re-
ceived the assent and approval of every per-
son present, including Mr.. Jones'
Capt. Mcclellan and Mr.. Cram were not
present, the latter being out of the city.
ISRAEL WAsHBURN, JR.,
...f VIM. DEERING,
n. l.. WOODBURY.,
n. CHARLES q. CLAPr,
'G =t4l-.l JOHN LYNCH,
eli-sg HENRY z. DEANE
mil O0- 1907
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday, April 60.

~ DJfJ tll Monday, April 60.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood. New York
Steamer New England, Field, Boston for Eastport
and st John, NIB.
Brig Z SWEET, Lawrence, Philadelphia
Brig Clara nj Goodrich, Look, Nsw York. Z ~ 4
Brig Ida Cutten, (Br Edgett Hillsboro. -
Sch Henry Curtis, iof Deer Isle) Haskell, Sagua,
nth inst via Holiness Hole. i-i nv
Sch I Garrison, Chase. Elizabethport.7 IL s,.. 90
Sch Hume, Snow New York. ~ 'H'
Sch Benz English, Baker, Rondout. oNn
Sch Jerusha Baker. Barberick Boston.
Sch City Point, Fisher, Boston.
Sch Emma Oakes johnson. Boston. ri, -rrrEg
Sch Amazon, Lambert. Boston tor Freeport
Sch Jane, Murch, Rock port Mass. lIri t.iI.tilg
Sch Reward lBr Marsters. Windsor Ms.
Sch Clyde, tBr, Anthony. Windsor, Ms.
Sch Arouse Qsr) Crowel Darlington, Ms. q ~ "
Sch Fl c Brooks Br) Vance, Londonderry. Ms.
Sch Convoy, Titus. st stephens, NIB.
Sch Enterprise, (Br) ingalls,. Grand Menan, NIB.
Sch Gen Washington, Miller, Rockland.
Sch Vim Mailer, Hatch, Augusta. N
Sch Boundary, Sawyer, Calais for Newport.
Sch Black Warrior, Leatbers, Bangor tor Boston.
Sch Coral, Kent Bangor for SauEus.
Sch Yankee. Lowell, Bucksport for Boston.
Sch Vine, Hodgkins, Rockland iOr Boston. ..
CLEARED
Irig Frontier, Skinner, Havana-Lynch, Barker
Brig Lizzie Billings, tBr) Mott, Porto Rico-S
Randall.
Sch Sterling. (Br) Brison, Windsor, rs / 81 ~
Sch Heaton, Phinney, New York = Moses L
Niekerson. IT $50 .e.a rsifi
Sch Citizen, Upton, Boston, b Brown g. Sons
and fl X Stickney. ~ ~
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United States Circuit Court.

The Court came in yesterday afternoon according
to adjournment. No were ready for trial. The
docket will be called this morning at 10 O'clock and
if no cases then ready for trial the jury will be
dismissed
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PORTLAND; April 90. 1857.

s-gass 8s5 aaaLj PORTLAND April 80, 1867.
10 prevent misunderstanding on the subject
of the proposed city loan, the undersigned.
members of the committee of five, APPOINTED
at o citizens meeting to consult with the Di-
rectors of the Portland s. Rochester r. r. Co.
would state that they are now, and always
have been opposed to granting the city aid to
two western railroads as contemplated in the
proposition now before the voters of Portland
90 Signed, JACOB MCCLELLAN,
/ f.78fs-l n b.. gIsd RENSSELAER, CRAM,
f....r ,.. f..,.. HENRY A. JONES. ~ i,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fair and Levee

wednesday, and Saturday Aftcrn oons and
Evenings, May Est and I'd.
The ladies OF the St. Lawrence Street Society pro-
pose holding a fair and levee at
SIS ~ & "a Lincoln Hall. ee f,JE
On the above evenings Tor the benefit of the Society,"
There will be for sale at the Hall .... - =
Fancy Goods, Confectionery, Ice Cream,
Coffee, Cake &C.,
And general assortment OF Refreshments.
The exercises will be made interesting TO those
who attend.
.Admttance Is Cents. Afternoon tickets for
children rs Cents. 3ffAftf.a flff 81
April 90 sn3t
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ATLANTIC LoDGE.-At a regular meeting Of
the above Lodge holden on Wednesday eve
ming, April oath, 1867, the following were du-
ly elected as officers for the quarter ending
August LIST, 1867; A. H. Simonton, Wet;
Mary Bradbury, w. Vt; J. Fisher, w. s.;
I. Chisholm, W. T.; Fl. A. Treer, W. f. S.; A.
Cook, W. NJ; d. salmond, w. c.; J. l..
Barnes, w. j. g.; G. Pearson. w. @ q ..s
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QUERY-Is not the writer in Saturdays
Press over signature of Commercial Street,
one of those who sold omtthe Leeds q Farm
ington Railroad to the Bath people against the
interest of Portland? If so, is it to be Won
dered at that he opposes the railroad which is
designed to build up our city?
EXCHANGE STREET
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Fishers Cough Drops.

This certain and cffectual for Coughs and an
diseases OF the throat and lungs has been geheray
known throughout New England for the last Sixty
years. and is warranted TO cure, the price will pc
refunded. Prepared by GEORGE w. WALLING-
FORD, Grandson of the late DIR. Fisher
MASON, SYMONDS Sc Co, Proprietors Kenne-
bunk, Maine.
For sale in Portland by Edward Mason, W. F.
Phillips & Co., j. w. Perkins 81 Co., and II. ii.
Hay. 80 mar1d3m sS
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SOuthern Pine.

+ HAVE wharf 20 M of Southern Pine Floor
Boards, hrst quality, planned, iointed and dry,
ready for use which will be sold low if applied for
soon. FI f. L. PATfEN, o.
Apl 9-du 1903 Commercial Street.
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CHLoRArE TooTH WAsH-This article, got
up by DR.. Loring, has received the commenda-
tons not only of dentists and surgeons, but,
also of all who have used it. We have tried it
and found it to be one of the most efficacious
articles for the teeth that we ever used.
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Notice

nav II inns day given to my son, Edmond +.
higgins the remainder OF his minority and shall
cam none Of his earnings, be responsible Ior any
OF his liabilities from this date. t@
LEWIS HIGGINS.
Witness, j. NJ. PLUMMER.
Gorham, March %, 1867. ap30w1ts
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MAINE is border State,-with the whole
country on the 'west Every thing draws in
that direction trade commerce, politics, visit
ing. pleasure seeking. As well attempt to
/. turn back the rivers, or the stars in their
rect it, to some extent, from the East and
from the North through our City, we shall
gain tsomething by it,. italii'''t - ~ 'i
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LOST!

" Street, or Congress Square, a LARGE GOLD
LOCklsr, with the owners initials marked on It.
and containing miniature. The iinder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving 1t at the Office OF Stevens e
Morrill,, Smiths Pier, Commercial Street.
April 20. eod3ts
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THEATRE.-There was an excel,ent o,,5;onoo
present last evening, ANA the, plays went off
admirably. This evening the beautiful play of
Loves Sacrifice, will be performed, and it
should draw q full house. IN , 20
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The only reliable remedy for those brown discolor-
atoms Oh the face called Moth Patches and Freckles
is PERRY MORN AND FREcKLE LOTION. Prepar-
cd only by DR. j. 9. PERRY, Dermatologst, A. Bond
st, n. T. Sold by all drugg SITS in Portland and
elsewhere. Price 81 per bottle mar19dtxw6msn
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The members of the Third Corps Union
are requested to meet at the Office of DIR.
Hunkins, No II Clapps' Block, on wednes-
day evening next at 3 o'clock, for the purpose
of electing delegates to the annual meeting
OF the Society, to be holden at Trenton, N. j.,
May 6, 1867.
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For WEsrBRooK.-T cars on the Portland
Railroad (horse) now start from Portland and
Westbrook every 80 minutes. The travel on
this route has increased to such an extent as
to render this necessary. 1t will be great
convenience to the people of both places.
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THE POLLS OPEN AT 10 O'CLOCK To-
DAY AND CLOSE AT 4 O'CLOCK. ALL
IN FAVOR, OF THE LOANS TO THE
RAILROADS WILL VOTE"YEs ." THOSE
OPPOSED WILL VOTE "NO."
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AGENTS FOR NED NEvINs-C Chance for Dis
abied Soldiers-Agents may find remunerative
employment in canvassing for "Ned Nevins,
the Newshoy, or Street Life in Boston," 1t is
said to be the best canvassing book published,
outsellihg all other books. But small capital
is required; 100 per cent. profit
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The Very Latest STYLES

of Boots and Shoes for Ladies', Gentlemen Misses
and Children, made of the best materials to by
had of L. II. MOSELEY & CO., SUMMER STREET
BOSTON. The stock is fresh, and worthy the atten-
ton of families who study economy.
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April 20, 1867

CoNGREss STREET GRAMMAR ScHooL.-Geo.
C.Webber commenced his labors yesterday, in
the place made vacant by the resignation of o
b. Stone, Principal of Congress Street Gram
mar School for boys
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The people of Waterville are no,u :,
to the importance of improving their e., a"ake axe
yer power A meeting was held last week, to
. devise ways and means of raising the necessa :,
~ S'o'ooo or 100000 to commence operations
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THOSE in want Of sun umbrellas and para
soils will do well to call at A. w. Paine's, No
10 Market Square
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SPOKEN

march u. no lat, Sc, ship Prma Donna, HERTZ
man, from New York tor New Orleans
April 8, off the Azores, ship Congress, Wyman
10 days from Manila tor London; same DAY, snip
Komulus from kurrachee tor Liverpool
April o. lat 20 30, lon 80 40, brig Z Reed from
Greytown for Cien fnegos. $500, =
April p, lat ~ 20. Ion 91s, ship Emma, from
Hayre for New York. -
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Moth and Freckles,

ER Sirumaiic Salts aud Strunautic M i'm.
cPal w alters, just received and for sale by
j. W. PERKINS & CO.,
no2lsNeowd&w1y No SO Commercial St
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Z EAb~sAusssSi a<oAM hHhtfO80 lI0ams
/ Our Loan Commissioners applied to the
Earrings of London, to take the building loan
for two millions, to aid our people in rebuild
ing their houses and stores. They have just
received notice that owing to the present con-
ditien of affairs in Europe, the loan cannot be
taken there. This will compel us, as the
agents ofthe Earrings suggest, "to depend on
home market for the building loan. ii .ia..lla.
But what can we do in the home market, if
the people vote to add to it a railroad loan for
Sls400,000 more?i ~. b8lL,uu4s ba.raif. BE-. .
-four City bonds, already selling at dis
count OF five per cent, are driven down still
lower by the railroad loan, will the city hire
money at suchrates to loan again? Will not
the buiidt'ag loan hare 10 be abandoned? Shall
we loan our credit to aid the people who lost
their bonscs, and to the mechanics in building
up the City againY Or shall we loan it for
railroad schemes that, at the best are doubt
faI? ,a.ll f,,...,.fr.,., ,..l. ..,...t ..... q.
Let those who want the building loan vote
NO -on the question ofloaning the credit OF
the city for any such doubtful schemes as these
new railroads. VOTER.
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DIR. SWEET.S
INFALLIBLE IMMINENT,

Inc dreat External Remedy, Cures
afheumathsm, Cuts and Wounds.
Neuralgia, TOothache,
Stin week ana y 0lmts sores,
nrnAses, Ulcers,
Headache. Rurus mud SealIs
GOut, --r1.f.r ChilbIains,
LumbagO, at- lal Rites and Stiuus
Sprains,
Also the most efficient remedy for LANENFSS
SP Gtln CALLS, SCRATCHES, &C., in horses
GEO; =. GOODWIN d c., Boston, Manuiactu1-
mch12cod1GwsN
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DIED.

In this city April 90, of pneumonia. after an ILL.,
ness OF five days, Rebeeca, wife Of Charles Blake,
aged "A years.
Funeral on Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock, from
from 22l Cumberland street.
In Standish, April IS, MIR. John Smith, aged Sc
years months das.
In KennebuDkp0rt, at the residence OF Rev. A.
Moore, Miss Loretta Haywood, aged % years.
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
rent Wines.

So highly recommended by Physicians. NAV he
found at wholesale at the drug stores OF W w Whip-
pie 4 Co.. III. H. Hav, W. F. Phillips & Co.. +. i.
Stanwood and j. W. Perkins g. Co. jan12sNdIy
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hORIN HAWKES. s. Co., opposite the Preble
House, have fine assortment of gents under
wear
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Portland and Vicinity
New Advertisement To-Dsy.
ENTERTAINMENT CoLUMs.
Smith HadJay q To aaea-iss,

HNTEEIAlSMENf COLUMt.
Theatre-Smith, HadIey y Co. -lf2s@-
., AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture, ZEE. NJ. Paiten & Co.
OIL Paintin es-E. NJ. Patien s. Co. trr-gs
81 NEW ADV ERTIsEMENT COLUMN. w q
Life Insurance-Warren Sparrow.
Flower Seeds, &c Kendall & Whitney.
Wanted-A. Il. Webb. f-tar
Nonce-Edw. p. Gerrish.
Civil Engineer-Charlas II. Howe.
Family Hor for Sale ~
Coal-Iunes II. Baker, 49, ga
Notce-Lewis Higgins
NJ. {. NJ A.-Stephen Marsh.
Lost, Gold Locket.
Coal-Randal, McAllister & Co.
Hones-W. ID. Robinson 81 Co.
Gloves AMI Hosiery-Willis Paine.
Elmwood Nursery-C. +. Bryant. RI
Boots and Shoes-Ciarke s. Lowell.
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sfSmaH tdUors thankfully TeceiUed"l all pru-
dent men, in favor Of making Portland "way
station, between the North and East and
Boston, say may" all rash fellows in favor of
making Portland a''way station between the
North East and West, and Europe say "AYE.'
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Notice.

A MEETING of the Stockholders Of the STAP
"A MATCH CORPORATION will be hold at the !,
Factory on kennebec street, Portland on TU les.
DAY May Z, 1867, at "a CLOCK L. NJ Tor the follow
To ratiiy and adopt the act of the Lesis lature OF
Maine authorizing said Corporation TO increase il
capital stock to $780, 900. fsli -+' 0l n 80
\ 10 alter and amend the bylaws In any way that
may seem expedient. and to transact any othcr bus
mess that may come before the me ting.
4 b. EE@G EDWARD p. 1ERKISil President.
Portland, April %, 1867 fas april 80. div
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Make Your OaCn Soap !
a. NO LIME NECESSARY!
By Saving and Using Your Waste Grease.
BUY One BOX OF THE
o. Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.'S
SA-PONI-FIER.
Patents of LIST and sth Feb 1881
CONCENTRATED LYE

1t will make IL pounds excellent hard soap, or 25
gallons of the very best soft soap for only about so cts
Directions on each box. For sale at all Drug and
Grocery stores.
atR BEWARE GF COUNTERFEITS. ~
GF Be particular in asking for Pennsylvania Salt
Manufacturing Cos Saponiiier. no17sNeod&w WHY
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT

KENNEBUNKPORT. April % = Sid, sch Belle
Bartlett. tnew, 20 62-100ths tons, Joy, OF anu
ProvincetOwn. ~ f4 t-n.e
April 29-sld, sch VIM Penn, Curtis, Boston.
Also sid, sch Charlie Mayo, thew, 80 tons) Mayo,
of and tor Provincetown. 9G4f p , r sEAfe+
Launched-26tb, from the yard OF D W Lord, by
Mr. Abraham Perkins superior schr of 100 tons,
10 MI named Freddie Walter, built by Capt John At
wood. Jr, of Provincetown, Tor himself and others.
Tor the ii hing business. -.h
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FOREIGN PORTS

At Shanghae Feb o. ships Endeavor, Doane, f.y
New York, ldg; Panama, Soule, dss; barque Nell
lie Abbott, JORDAN, for Nagasakf M
AT Whampoar LIST ult. barque Benefictress, Ed
ridge, repg. laAAE
At Hong Kong LIST nit ships Ellen Southland Howe
and Tennyson, Graves, Tor San Francisco; Wind
ward, Barrett, Tor New York and others.
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LAuScHED-At Phipsburg 25th, from the yard OF
CAV. MnOtt, a first class ship OF hoo tons, named
Alice Minott owned by the builders, and others, OF
llntll
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per Cambria, at New York;
Ar at Newcastle NSW, Jan 90 Anglo Saxon Ho
MANS Melbourne. ' nv
AR at Genoa 18th inst, Josephine Martin. Pickett
New YORK via Marseilles ' ~
AT below Antwerp 18th inst. Eliphalct Greeley
, rushing, April 10. The Am ship Uncle Joe. from
Antwerp for Shields, dragged her anchors last eve
anu received damage to rigging by collision
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A new article tor holding he egg while boiling
Every egg kept separate, and not disturbed until
they are placed on the table. Cab and see at No. 20
Market Square.
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100 TO THE
Electors Of the City Of Portland.

l pursuance OF warrants from the Mayor and Al
Il dermen OF the city of Portland, the inhabitants
thereof, qualified according to law, will meet in their
respective Ward Rooms on
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years past. Get the genuine ~ ' .
REED, CUTLER & Co, Druggists
dec2isNd& wGn Y u Boston PronTietn,s
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IMPORTS.

WALTON, Ms. Sch A Sprague-l5O tons plaster,
to order. lt' 20.
WINDSOR, Ms. Sch Clyde-2O0 tons plaster TO
order.
Sch Reward-190 tons plaster to order, al, "a
ELONDONDERRY,N Ms. Sch II BrooEs-20 cords
wood, S00L tt lumber, A ID Whidden.
HILLSBORO, NIB. Sch Brig Ida Cutten-305 tons
coal, to Kerosene Oil Co. = 8AsA IT u =
ST STEPHENS, NIB. Sch Convoy 25O hacma-
tack knees, 1856. 600 shineles, q Il X Holyoke.
GRAND MENAN, NIB. Sch Enterprise - AGO
boxes herring, to order.
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Grape Tines, Pear Trees,
CIrra'sts, Roses, dc, dc.
OF all the newest and best varieties warranted true
to name, a. lowest cash prices. Those who want
trees or vines ADAPTED TO THIS CLIMATE, will dc
well to order from the Saco Nurseries.
EB Catalogues gratis application -A
Address, 3. L.. GOODALE
apr24sNd3wA 10 -,,s.. Saco Me-
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~ 5000 5000 TT
Coal at Reduced Price
VNTE can now offer the choicest Family G ais at
w 80, 90 per on. such as Eorbeiry Red Ash,
very nice tor INNER use. Also, Johns, White Ash,
Hazelton, Lehgh Sc, &c. a ? fsU.t
All sizes delivered to ~ part of the city D.
Randall. McAllieter u Co.,
Apl 80. wv 4Hina4 90 Commercial Street.
Sherif,s Sale.

Sherifps Sale. i. a.ts \
CUMBERLAND, SIS.
fItAFEN on Execution and will be sold at public
AUCTION on Monday the 10th day OF June, a. ID.
1861 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon the Store Of Dan
ie T. Richardson in Baldwin, in said County, all the
right in Equity which Joshua York of said BALDWIN
has OF had on the eth day April A. d. 1867 at u
O'Clock in the forenoon, to redeem the following des-
cribed realestlte situated in said baldwin To wit
The northeast end of The hundred acre lot No. 90 in
9th Range east containing 80 acres and being h
same land de ded TO said York, on the 18th day OF
june 1857, by Aaron r. MeOorrison and lrecorter
in the Cumberland Registry of Deeds, Book 2,g.
Page 80, with the buildings thereon. Thirty-nne
acres on the north end of the above described land
are subject TO mortgage given to Luther Fitch o.
StsaGo, in said County to secure the payment Of e
note OF hand for forty dollars and interest date
April 9Th 1858, and recorded in The said Cumberland
registry, Book "a, Page Isl. Also the whole OF III,
MY acres and buildings as described above,
subject to mortgage from SAID York To Isaac Dyer
OF SAID Baldwin, TO secure the payment OF note OF
hand for one hundred and eigfty-Dne dollars anc
interest, dated July 81 1857. said last named mort
gage is recorded in said Cumberland Registry, Book
go. Page 455. i'p ~. .n4
WILLIAM PAINE, o.,
'"r Pc t.t Deputy Sheriff.
Standish, April q, 1867. ' april 80 w}wfe
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For Coughs, Colds aud Consumptiou.
Iry the Old and well known VEGETARJE
BALSA vi. approved and use
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FEE Y,HEzNERS.

GOO TONS CuuibeIland Pure Eaw Rona
AOO Phos. of Lime.
80 Tons Goes Phosphate OF Lime
% Tons f. =. Goes Phosphate of Lime
20 Tons Lloy'l's Phosp hate OF Lime
500 Barrels Lodi Pomirette
coo Barrels Lttieield's Poutrette
100 Barrels Fish 6uano
- For sale at Manufacturers Prccs,by
g KENDALL a. WHITNEY,.
Feb s. 1857. tea,l3mis
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! I. | |:
EAfr -l The subscriber has made arrange
NlfBm- ments with an Importing house 50
HlilI that he can furnish the real Ger
llifii yNAa - man singing Canaries. and having
NIIlI taNl few nos in store which he VIII
lilll 3zzzz4jj sell 70 any one wanting them
Vtli Call and see them at No. % Mar
VIZ ket Square.
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Portland, April
Ladies, Look Here n
70 NsO N,a

Univ rsal Kuif5 Cleaner & Polisher
is admired by all who use them, as knives
? with perfect ease, are cl ansd and polished
u as if by magic. Sold at wholesale and re
tail at 20 Market Square.
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M @ NJ A.

A STATED Meeting of the Maine Charitable Me
N cbanic As ISOLATION, will be held IN the Libra
nv Room on THURSDAY evening" MAY 20, att O'clock
apr2O dtd sHfif STEPHEN hAliSil, Sec'y.
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Miniature Almanac. ..........April 80.
Sun rises. .,........ 4.57 Moon Uses. 25S AM
sun sets... !. 49,. ..6.5S High water. =. 500 AM
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DOMESTIC PORTS

Sch Tameriane, OF Yves port, Al TONS built at Ar
rowsic in 1s46 has been sold parties in Gloucester.
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90 IAI9 5Ill 9F4flulI y t51D lEl E9IyU1bZ9l
The running expenses have consumed about
GO per cant. of the earnings. The balance has
been expended in. tho reconstruction and re-
equipments road.0 3iil.f sao Eina ,sou ~
The present. Company has added to the roll
ing stock one steam car, one passenger car and
seven freight cars, at a cost of $4,000. The
rolling stock of the road is now two locomo-
tives. lone steam car, three passengers cars,
thirty-two freight cars. .5i si0m tas - 5lIe .
us56i ,uo s4siIi 4 LEWIS PIERCE, Treasurer.
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4 Handsome Family Horse for

DAPPLE grey, years old, weighs about 1000
~ pounds, perfectly sound and kind tLoronsht,
broken tree driver, and is a fine trotting "a idle
horse Will be sold reasonable e
Address, for further particulars, C. NJ. c.
Apl 30. IL Box Ill, Mechanic Falls Maine
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80 Wanted Immediately. G
CUSTOM Coat Makers, at
" A. i. wEBB'S,
April 30. DIFF No. Free ST. Block.