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- -,-s.- UPPER GLOUCESTER, Aug. g. 1868,
Mr.. j. q. Cook, Lewiston = Please send a box of
Burton's Tobacco Antidote by return mail
b.. EZRA CoRTE
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Inland Route.
To Mt. Desert and Machias.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.
- -. The fayorite steamer LEWIS
<ss- IN TON, Chas. Deering, Master, will
n nxRKN leave Railroad Wharf, foot OF Stats
Sa.eas4t $40 >St., every Tuesday and Fri
Evenings, at 10 o'clock, or
on arrival Of Express train from Boston, tor Ma =
asport touching at Rockland, Castine, Deer Isle,
Sedgwick, Mt Desert, Millbrdge and .Jonesport.
Returning, win leave Maehiasport everv VI onday
and Thursday Morning, at O'Clock. ''r
g The Lewiston usually connects with SandiOrd'
Boston and Bangor steamer at kockland. TIE Lew
iston will touch at Bar Harbor, Mt Desert, lin addi-
ton toher usual landing at Southwest Harborl one
trip per week, on her riday trip from here going
east, and Thursday trip coming west, from July3 10
''f ROSS q STURDIvANT, General Agent,
Portland, Nav 10. 1863 - - arr
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tta Etltf 80 EB-a .WBFFEEI3T q YOU slfiGiaG
The company has Assets, over Thirteen
Million Dollars, viz: q -.I. fo ,as a.!
United States and State of New-York Stocks, City,
Bank and other Stocks, -ha' 49, i. 1854 4e5
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise, g. $50
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable,
Zeal Estate,f Bonds and Mortgages, -f.V
and other securities, >'N' C99' 1894, 1893
Cash in Bank 1884
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PeIeg Simmons


About six years ago,
trouble commenced
in my right shoulder
which finally drew
my head over, until
it lay on my back
between my should
ers. 1t became fixed
in this posture, but l
had q little control
of my arms. i was
seized with frequent
spasms, which near
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Patents for Seventeen Years
BE- ..,....s. g. .... OBTAINED DY f''
BROWN & BEADLE, .n.
Solicitors of 80 fts e
Am eyic0n and FOreign Patents

Mr.. Brown having had considerable experience as
Assisfanf Examiner in the Patent Office, is well ae
quainted with the routine of business and the oft,
cials therein. Messrs. B. & d. will make prelimina-
ry examinations in the Patent Office. with view to
ascertain the Patentability Of any Invention that
may be submitted to them for that purpose will
prerarethe necessary papers for those who wish to
make applications tor Patents for their Inventions,
or tor e1ehons or reissues OF Patents already grant,
ed; will act as Attorneys in presenting applications
at the Patent Office, and in managing them to final
issue; will draw up Assignments; will examine into
the condition of rejected applications when desired
to do so, and undertake the prosecution OF such as
may be considered patentable and do whatever else
usually done by Paoent Solicitors. They will also
sell PATENT RIGHTS on commission, being in di-
rect communication Nth the leading Manufacturers
dNouer ae country. They are thus enabled to offer
superior inducements to inventors to employ them,
Being in condition both to obtain Patents and to sci
he Rights .a.. H.. IS
Circulars and pamphlets furnished on application,
rec Of charge. M ---' :
Office, ~ Federal Block,
- Corner and Seventh Streets.
..aaI WASHINGTON, DC.
P. o. Box 249.
G. E.BRowN, Of Me. H. W. BEADLE, ofMass.
wtf36
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Practical Business Preparation.
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
Corners Commercial College,
-f...f.r BOSTON.

Grateful for the very generous reliance reposed in
him for more than quarter of a century, the sub
scriber hopes, with increased experience and untir
ing efforts tor the interests of his students to merit
and receive a continuance of .nfdence.
GEORGE N. CONFER, A. M, Prest.
CATALOGUES and CIRCULARS, giving full in-
formation, with list o. Mr.. Corners works on PEN
MANSdIP, BOOK KEEPING, NAVIGATION
&C.. sent by mail, may be had free at the College,
Boston aug26eOd2Iu
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Maine Steamship Company.
Pc, ..I-rT -.Hr ID. f'.sf
.iaI NEW ARRANGEMENT In
40 Semi-Weekly Lines!

Ia On and after the 18th mat the Ana
<SfS Steamer Dirfg0 and Erapconia will
kSkk.G until further notice. nun as 1ollows.
M,INnAV - lie we Calls hart Portland every
pier a. y "a siu mt kSDAY. at p M, and leave
ImShSDAY, at4P. NJ. =. 20 : 49," an"
sue ans pligo and Francona are fitted up with fine
nnos, a IONS lor passengers, making This tbe
most conyenieLt and comfortable route er tayeiers
between New York and Maine. ~ ~ ss'a'eieis
MeaIs s s, IN state Room IS. Cabin Passage "a.
uo, vO > forwarded to and from Mont cal, Ouebec
ara 81, John, and all parts IF Name Shppers
as 90 r 10 send their eight to the Steamers
'' sar a. p NJ on the days they le ave Portland.
TOT Helgnt or passa apply to WV - -T'
hENkr rox, Cats Wharf, Portland.
May 9-dtf e' % e. N. new 1ork.
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international Steamship Go
as Eastport, Calais st. John.
Digby, Windsor * Halifax
a,4..a SUMMER ADVANCEMENT. s
THREE TRlHs PER WEEK.

'.''A ftF" nIi '.f1 - fi.W ts.eH.l
kcA On and after July 1st the Steamers
SF4K OF this line will Leave kaIr0ad Wharf,
S2<zAks9 foot o. State street, esery MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Al (
O'clock r. NJ. Tor PASSPORT auc 81 John -7lif
Returning will leave st. John ana Eastport ON
same days TT p 4. NJ m 1000 --'T,'f0- ~
connecting at Eastport with Steamer BELLE
III - ior o.. Asurs0s, hoUDinsGOn and CALAIS
anu dI, WIN n; d. q z. Railway for Woodstock and
Connecting at ST. John with E. & N. A! Raiiwa
Ior shedias and intermediate static :; and wit
Steamer EMPRESS tor D1gby Wlnusor and H.l;,ax
an with Steamer Tor Fredericton - -, - ''~
sreignt received on days OF sailing until o'cIk
june a. DIFF ia'--- L. S1o5bS
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ASSURE CURE FOR
Q a A r. R HI :.


ASSURE CURE FOR
Q AT a. r. RqH .
North American Catarrh Remedy
Boston, June 10 1863
Messrs ID. j. Demeritt g. Co-Gents: For IN last
fifteen years was afflicted with Cronic Catarrh. i
have used many Catarrh remedies but obtained no
heip until l tried your North American Catarrh
remedy. When commenced using Ii 1 had nearly
lost my voices less than two packages completely re-
stored It to me again, be vouched for by tine
many who knew me, the remedy having the desired
erect would say TO all who are troubled with this
dsease, Try the North American Catarrh Remedy,
and you will be satisfied with the result. ="
Employed for 1e years by the American Express Co,
~ Charlestown, Mass, 1867.
ID. .. Demeritt, Dear Sir: cannot refrain from
an expression of the greatest gratitude to YOU in
deed have no language to express the great bene-
MT have received from your North American reme-
dy. For ten yea was afflicted with chronic Ca
tarrn, gradually growing worse, until had almost
become a burden to myselfanj those around me- I
was induced by friend to try your remedy: / have
used not quite one package, and TO my astonish-
ment am entirely cured. saw to those Attic ed
with CatarIh try II, and you will be cured OF that
annoying disease. - .--01u
These test monias are sample OF what we are
daily receiving. We wal rant it 10 give immediate
and permanent relief, as can be attested by tbous
ands who have used it. Sold by all druggists. Price
S1.25 package. na4 -
r..,a d d., j. D y mel; q CO., PROPRIETOR
send for Circular. Wholesale Agents in boston
u Z; GOODWIN q Co. Z. L. Stanwood & Co, Whole
sale Druggists, Al and 40 Middle st. Sole Agents Tor
Portland, Me- auglleod3m
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Fl u sf.#f HAMPDEN, Penobscot Co., Me-
having been informed by Mr.. Temple, OF this place.
Tor Tobacco. send fifty cents for box to test it,
-t- Do r--.H. .-. 4......- HINCKLY EMERY
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ly took my life. III was with great difficulty that
could swallow on account of nv head being drawn
over in the manner before described. employed
the best ply sicans in this Section but they did me
went TO the hospital in Bost N in 1865, where re-
manned ten months. without deriving any benefit; in
fact grew worse, and finally returned home. On
the 9Th OF August 1857, commenced the use Of DR.
Streeter's "Magnetic Linin ent," and in very few
days could use my head some: my back began to
continued using the Liniment and gradually re-
overing, until now, being fully restored to my ma
tural form, and having the tree use Of my head,
back and limbs, feel that Orchard Is himself
again.. My recovery Is regared by all that know the
facts all but miracle and for that am indebted,
that only. This statement is made freely and OF my
own accord in hopes it may prove benefit to others
similarly afflicted. PELEG SIMMONS.
Kingston, Mass, March 80, 49,
FL. We, the undersigned, neighbors OF said Peleg Sim
moGs certify that the foregoing is true statement
of facts although gives but faint idea of his real
condition and sufferings. - ..
EZRA FULLER ~
.h f.- fst NOAH PRINCE, -.
7.a .h.t.-- STEPHEN BRADFORD.
It butjusce to state that for the of the said
town NEE Ing gratuitousy awarded me One Hun
bred Dollars. B. rREETkR. :
March 20. 1861 ".t ~
N. B. $1,000 REWARD will be paid to any one
who will investigate the above statement, If not
found to be as above represented. r..s.t
g. KILLBRITH & CO, Manufacturers South
Hanson, Mass. Ell -H-- r,f $500 .... ~
Wholesale Agents, Howe & French, Druggis' s,Nos
SO and II Blackstone street, Boston, Mass. Western
Office. G: A. TYLER, Pennington, III ---..
For sale by dealers generally Price % and 30 cts.
Sept 2-w3m 'ai IF
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ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company.
81 WaG 81, cor. William, NEW YORK,
.r,.H.Gs %. JANUARY, 1858. = 10 .-.r. tr
Insures against MARINE and INLAND Navi-
cation Risks. s7' 7a.21i

The whole profits OF the Company revert to the
Assured, and are divided annually, upon the Premi-
ticates are issued bearing interest until redeemed
Dividend Of 80 per cent for 1867.
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Portland Academy

TINE Fall Term of this Institution will commence
Il Sept 18th. and continue IL weeks. Only limited
number will be received and particular attention
given TO ensure satisfaction. Parents wishing TO
send their children to Private School, Request
ed to consult the Principal before sending elsewhere
Private instruction given in all branches.
Terms $I.00 per week.
The Evening School connected with the above is
now open to the pu olic where any banches may be
pursued at the option of the student. Particular
tention given to Writing and Book keeping. Open
rom till 9. Terms So 90 per month.
For further particulars address,
P. j. LARRABEE, A. B. Principal,
Aug 10 eodtf P. o. Box $685.
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-, s..- LEWISTON, ME-, June 49, 1868.
DR.. Burton's Tobacco Autidote is working as a
charm in removing the desire for tobacco without tne
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H o R - a l. II
1Es..t 1 will sell on reasonable terms, my House
N;: and buildings ana LOT, on the corner of state
.k-and Danorth streets, with or without the gar
den lot adjoining The entire tract measures about
LIBBY 1872 feet. -
Aug 18-d1m
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Young and Old, Male and Female!
All use it with wonderful Success. Brings COLOR
to the pale white lips, : I'd WV
Bloom and Beauty

to the thin, pale, and care worn countenance. on o
Cures, Fever and creates APPETITE Try them.
Use none other. Ask for SPEEh'S STANDARD
BITTERS Sold by Druggists and Grocers. See
IL ...=.,, ALFRED sPEER,
For sale by Crosman & Co n %
Trade sudped by E. L. STANwOOD and II. H
HAY. tI ,, June 6-d&w3mos
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DIR. BURROWS ANTIDOTE.

LEWISTON Me- June H. 1868.
L have used Tobacco over twenty years. and have
been cured OF all desire for it BY DR.. Burtons Anti
dote 1t IS all that it is represented to be- Every
one using tobacco should try it. LEVI ABBOTT
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what IL Mas gwen. "uon '"t! VIZ"
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Such acts bespeak the purest oil " friendship
Love and Truth and are crcdltable to the Order.
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November next ana II promises 10 be one oil The most
exciting campaigns that have ever taken place
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New YORK. Feb. IA Lima letter, dated Janua-
nv l4th. says that a force sent by Prado to attack
the revolutionary under Segura, was defeated and
their commander severely wounded On receiving
tue news of this reverse. the Dictator determined
on a final attack. On the 23d nit. water was cut
oil from the city. and on the 26th a bombardmeat
commenced. lasting 80 hours. Over 5000 balls
and shells were thrown into Arequipa, and several
barbados were taken by an infantry charge. but
were afterwards abandoned for the want of sup
port.
Gen. Bustamente having informed Prado that the
whole army was in revolt and elamorous for his
life, the latter thought the story false. but imme-
diately sought safety IN flight.
Deserted by their chief. the troops became de-
moralized and a large body passed over 10 the en-
envy. Prado, on arriving at islay. emarked Tor
Callao. whence he proceeded to Lima. The indig-
nation against him is very great. The troops in
the Castle at Callno were turned over to the Con-
SEQ Government without bloodshed; their example
was followed by the Limians.
Gen. La Frerento has taken the supreme com
mand until the arrival of Conseo, second Vice
President.
Prado sailed on the llth for Chile, where he will
enjoy the pay and rank of aGeneral.
PeRU.-Prad has been defeated at Arequipa and
forced to retreat to Islay. The revolution has
proved n success, and Prado's administration is
hurled from power. Arequipa suffered a lombard
ment of SO hours.
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am reluctantly compelled 10 state the nature Of fhr Interrupt
ton IL consisted Of yociferoas cries from a legion Of electors
~hs bGfokG mdauGhi no Re anpnnf," or in other words, "a
Gratuitous vote in behalf Of the Administration" IL was aisoa
stern rebuse of the pTetentious orator n wen as \ fundamental
assent Of The Lanai constituency in support OF an enlightened
AMI liberal Ministry.
The humid and explosive condition of the atmosphere Of the
polling grounds dampened any further efforts at oratory. A
general cry arose, ~hsia S0Ioka count the balots-and
when the one-huDdrci and eleventh man had slipped his hand
under that hat, which was never removed from its place over
the hole. the President of the Board Of Inspectors arose,
brought the box from its undignihed corner aud openei it
Instantly a. he did 50 he remarked to the eager serutBizirs
opposition Candidates that SOME k0iohs-rugu~ry- had been
going on, and threw out Of the hax n handful of ballots To
this the enterpEising proprietor Of the provision cart streni
ously objected However = : he was not an Inspector his Oh
lection did not stand god. The ballots we're counted, and in
despite Of the official abstraction the remaining ballots num-
beTci an hundred oUd sixteen. being ave in excess of the nuIn-
her Of electors prescnt-Nhieh was n moderate excess. far less
than could have ben expected by any oiservant and right
minded person The disappointed candidates cried out hoopii.
" imTeach the Inspectors" tt as they were informed ihst n
patriotic legislature had passed a law for the bencnt Of In
speciors that might be unnecessarily called 10 account, that
prosecutors in su,I cases should pay allexpenses, they reason
ably concluded 60 avoid any such expensive and prohtiess pas
time but u rest content with this free and unbiased express
sion Of the viii Of the electors Of Lanai
Yours truly, MASuAHI.
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American Relief Fnnd Associations.

AT the annual meeting of this Association, held on
the evening of the I'D of February, for the election
of officers. etc, for the ensuing year. the following
officers were duly elected:
A. ]. Cartwright, President; Rev. S. c. Damon,
Vice President; r. II. Stanley. Secretary; A. d.
Cartwright, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE CoNNiTTEE-J. P. Hughes, ]. NJ. Dat,
]. Langherne Desha-
On motion. it was voted that the Treasurer should
publish his report for the year in the ADVERTISERS and
Ga-etie, and that accompanying said report should
be given the entire list of subscribers from the begin
ming, in order to present the exact condition of the
subscription list rs it now exists.
In accordance with these resolutions the Treasurer
respectfully submits the following report:
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VERY SwEET-Somek kind friend has sent US a mons
trous sweet potato, weighing l21 pounds. Its size
may be judged from the fact that it fills a half bushel
measure. and it is ss sweet and good rs it looks.
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TIE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDA Y. FEBRUARY 90.
NOTES OF TIE WEEK.

The LEGIsLaTURE-His Majesty the King has
issued the following PROCLAMATION, converting the
Legislative assembly to meet ON Saturday the 18th Of
April.
PROCLAMATION.
VIZ, kANEHANEIIA v, by the Grace Of God, Of the
Hawaiian Islands, King,
DO PROCLAIM,
That il is Our will aud pleasure, in pursuance of the
provisions of Our Constitution. that the Members of
the Legislative Assembly of Our Kingdom. dc assem-
bic at the Court House, in Our City of Honolulu, for
the Dispatch of Public Business, nj II O'Clock NJ, on
Saturday the eighteenth day Of April, a. d. eighteen
hundred and sixty eight
Given under Our Royal Sign Manual. at Orr Palace
ID the city Of Honolulu, this twenty-second day Of
February, A. u. eighteen hundred and sixty-eight,
and in the fifth year of OUR Reign
kANEHA AMELIA II.
By the King.
FERD. w. HUTCHINSON.
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- Rev. J. A.. DAILY, who, when a lad ten or twelve
years ago. resided here. has been called to the passionate
Of the first Congregational Church in Stockton, Cali
formal He is now travelling in Egypt.
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SAVANNAH, Feb. "A large negro meeting was
held in the African Church to-day. A disturbance
commenced outside, the disorderly negroes resist
ing the police. The negroes drew pistols. and the
row became general. Several negroes and two Of
the police We're wounded. The rioters have now
dispersed. but much excitement prevails.
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LONDON. Jan. 27-The trial Of Sir Cullom card
ley for bigamy was concluded to-day. 1t was
proven that he married in London while his wife
decided that the New York marriage is valid and
he sentenced the accused to eighteen months ir9pris-
onment at hard labor.
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WIRE RorE-The attention of ship Chambers and
ship builders is called 10 the advertisement Of Messrs.
4. 5. Hallidie * Co., of San Francisco, who manufac-
ture and have on hand all kinds Of WIRE rigging.
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-07
Mass slessinx Am baltimore.

| 1 ~. -. x .
The Sun of Thursday says The mass
meeting of citizens of Baltimore at the
Front Street Theatre last evening. to ex-
press the sense Of the community on the
present critical condition of national affairs,
was one of the largest and most imposing
popular demonstrations ever witnessed in
this city. Like the meetings of similar
character which have preceded it in New
York and Philadelphia, it was composed
of those commercial, manufacturing and
working classes whose interests are inti-
mately identified with the continued peace
and prosperity of the country, and whose
voice ought, therefore, to be needed by
those who desire to ascertain and are will
ing to be influenced by the intelligent pub
lie sentiment Of the country. Prior to
such assemblages as these we had mostly
mere partisan utterances on both sides of
the question, but the proceedings Of these
announce principles which beft the mouth
of national and conservative men of all
parties. In addition to the speeches made
and the letters received and read, from dis
tinguished persons in different parts of the
country, at the meeting last night, resolu-
tions were adopted which express the gen
eral sense of sober and rejecting minds
with reference to the issues between the
Legislative and executive departments of
the United States government, and which
have reached crisis in the impeachment
Of the President of the republic at the bar
Of the Senate by the House of Represen-
tatives. They pay an earnest tribute to
the firm aud unhinching manner in
which Mr.. johnson has stood by the great
principles of the constitution, and exhibit
in an impressive manner the extraordinary
spectacle that is now presented of the
arraignment Of the President by the House
for the exercise Of power conferred upon
him by the constitution, and which was
conceded to be such by all parties, and by
the most eminent jurists and statesmen of
the country, down to the present time and
of the hot, indecorous haste by which a
proceeding so grave and momentous has
been hurried through. Confidence is, not
withstanding, expressed in the constitu-
tional tribunals Of the country, and the
Senate still looked to as a rampant behind
which the constitution may find ref
uge. 1t is to be hoped that the intuitions
which the people have formed and signifed
in their late meetings of the injustice and
evils Of the impeachment proceeding will
not be condemned by the Senate, and that
this dignifed assemblage will consider
whether to act in this matter upon causes
which the masses do not approve as con-
templated by the constitution or, demanded
by any public exigency, will not be pro-
ductive of greater mischief than any which
it is likely to remedy.