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The Portland daily press., 1868-07-17

EXECUTION OF A BoY.-In many of the
United States it is customary to inf1ict capital
punishment upon idiots and insane persons as
punishment for crime; but Kentucky, so far
as we know is the only State where children
are hung. Pleasant w. Shields, mere youth,
who murdered his cousin and playmate, Hen
ry LOCKER, near Cromwell, Ky, was recently
hung for the crime at Litchfield, in that State.
On the evening before the day of execution all
the hotels and private boarding houses in the
town were filled with citizens from Ohio
county, and ON the day of execution, the peo-
irving by sunrise, on horseback, on foot, in
wagons and Ox-carts, from all the adjoining
counties. The crowd was variously estimated
at from 5000 to 1000 sersons.
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SQUARING THE CIRcLE.--Mr. Joseph Sweet
sir, of Biddeford, claims to have discovered a
method of squaring the circle, a problem
which has baffied all mathematicans. Mr.
Sweetsir viii soon publish an explanation of
the matter, So says the Biddefor1 Democrat.
If Joseph Sweetsir has actually done this
thing he may rest assured that the name OF
Joseph Sweetsir will become as famous as
those of Archimedes or Newton. And let
him look out for shower of diplomas from
the colleges.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-17

Hotel proprietors who are subscribers TO thc
names and the pay for one years subscription
to the Office, can have their name, the name
and ioca, ion OF their hotel published in the
Press under the head OF HOTEL DIRECTopy
once week, during the continuance of their
subscription without charge
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SECESSION is more alive than ever" and
7~hae the confederacy fought for would be
won oy the election of Seymour and Blair"
Were the most striking sentiments uttered at
the ratlhcation meeting of the Richmond, Va,
democrats. They had the additional merit of
being partially true, a thing not often TO be
said for Democratic utterances. lId
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T H b PRESS.
Friday Morning, July II, 1853.
Circulate the Documents.


The undersigned will furnish the MAINE
STATE Press, weekly, until Nov. II, one week
after the Presidential election, on the follow
ing terms: q1f egEt s1oUi sns .rs-a ''' p
Ten copies for five dollars, and one copy
extra to the person getting up the club.
Twenty copies for ten dollars and two copies
to the person getting up the club, and in the
same ratio for larger number 0,iu esIr.
For the year the Press will be furnished to
clubs of ten persons for $3.50, and an extra
copy to the person getting up the club -'i
To clubs of twenty persons, for $50, and one
extra copy to the person getting up the club
N. A. FOSTER, 81
a7'A Publisher of the Maine State Press.
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DIED.

In Waterville, July 4, Mr.. Jarvis Barney, aged
70 years. p tt. ~ t.ljt
In Waterville, July2, Miss Olive T. Goodwin, 22
years. rr ~ .t5 -
In Mt Vernon, July 8, Capt Albert Stone, aged SO
years months % "a l.H lF.t u. r .F
In Skowhez an, July g. Mr.. Levi Bigelow, aged
sc years. .l+t.s 2sglT.T stfHrEsG 1854
Payson, aged 70 years.
In Boston, July is, Hon. Samuel Wells, formerly
of Portland. n 81 81 III. .--... t.. 81. ~. =
Funeral on Saturday forenoon, at 10 O'Clock,
from High Street Church. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend. ri a-.s l-Tff Hasf'e.
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See Bunch of Cranes

On Standard in another column OF SPEER'S
STANDARD WINE BlTrERS 1t is highly re-
commended by physicians for dyspeptcs, account
of its tonic properties, its purity and its delicious
flavor. IL June G-snd WIN
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Choice Fruits and SDices !

THEIR STRICT PURITY, DELICIOUS FLAVoRS,
UNRIvALED STRENGTH AND GREAT ECONOMY,
attracting a trade from lovers OF CHOICE NAV
oRs which is without parallel ..a. ..I sfrh4 D.
Their great success is because they are the true
rich favors Of the fruits and spices IF remarkable
strength.
Ex-Gov. JAMES Y. SMITH, OF Providence, r. l..
says: My fe pronounce, them superior to any
favoring extracts she has used
Ex-Gov. WIN. A. BUCKINGHAM, of Connecticut,
says Z" For long time we have used them, and
find them very tine,'
DR.. j, G. HOLLAND, (Iimothy Titcomb) author of
"Katrina," Se, the we'll known author OF Spring.
field, Mass, says: "They are the standard in this
vicinity"
Dealers treble their sales with them.
Sold in Portland, Me-, by
sAML. CHADWICK, % Market square,
And by all dealers in choice tiavors. 6m1awsn
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crisfadoro's Haiv REPRESENTATIVES.

Would you have luxurant Glossy tres ses clustering
around your brow. like tendrills round paran shaft.
Purchase that celebrated and matchess preparation
known throughout the fashionable world Girls
tadoro's hair pl eservatiye and beautifier.
Sold by all Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. ManufactOry No Is Maiden Laue. Prin-
cipal Depot No Aslor House. Observation-Disclosures
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-17

PosTPoNEMENT.-The opening of Lancaster
Hall, the Chant and Colfax headquarters is
postponed until next week, in consequence of
inability to have it ready on Saturday evening.
Due notice of the time will be given. ...-..
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-17
CRIsTADORO,S DYE.

Which in a twinkng
Produces the Wos. Enchanting shades of
Is asr. Color,
From Brown TO Black, is consequently universal
favorite, the more especially as
improves the quality of the Hair,
And requires renewing less frequently than any
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To Pleasure SeekerS

The YACHT RAY having been put in com )lete
order and under able management, is now ready to
axe parties sailing, fishing, or to the Islands. Tie
Yacht may be hired by the day, week or month, on
reasonable terms. Enquire at 81 Commercial Sire et
or on board iune25eodtfsn
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-17

THE New York Evening Post paper re-
markable for the temperance and caution
of its statements, declares in the most solemn
terms that the reports concerning Seymour's
hereditary tendency to insanity have good
foundation. 1t says in concluding an article
on this subject that 'the facts ought not to
be concealed; Democratic masses themselves
ought to know exactly what their ticket
means-it means Blair as President No ordi-
nary motive could induce the Evening Post
to touch upon the sacred fears and private
misfortunes of respectable citizen; but when
the American people are asked to make that
Citizen their ruler, his private infirmities
become public dangers, the solemn terrors of
his closet become the peril of the patton" .
The Pittsburg Gazette presents the case in
little different light: So -.f ...f.T -
Mr.. Henry Seymour, the father of the pres
ent Democratic candidate for President, was
for some years Canal Commissioner of the
State of New York. About 1886, while hold
ing that Office, he committed suicide in the base
ment of his dwelling at Utica-the same now oc-
coupled by his eminent son--by shooting him.
self With pistol. Immediately the impress
sion obtained currency that his fiducial ac-
counts were in unsatisfactory conditions; in
plain words, that he was a defaulter. An
examination showed his official accounts
to be correct in every particular, and his pri-
vate affairs to be altogether prosperous. He
fell by his own hand, a victim to an overtaxed
brain, az many another man did before him
and has since. This, we think is the only case,
OF insanity in the family. Neither Horatio,
nor his brother, John F., nor his two Sisters
(the Youngest of whom is the wife of the Hon
Roscoe lConkling, Republican member of
1 the United States Senate,) have given the
slightest indications of inheriting the nlalady.
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RatcheIor'S Hair Dive

This splendid Hair Dye isthe best in the world.
The only tr'le and perfect Dye-Harmess, Reliable,
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Remedies the i'll effects at Bad DYES Invg-
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bro1on. Sold by all Druggists and Periumers; and
street, New York Ct. jan1IsNd1y
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SPOKEN

April 2e, lat 81 IL S, Ion 81 10 w, ship st Joseph,
from Callao tor Rotterdam 81. =
MAY I, LAT n Ian 81 10 w. shin Hellespont. IS
days rom New DIRK for Melbourne.
May 10, lat S Ion 20 L, ship Portlaw, from Lon
don tor Melbourne.
June 90 lat 80 81, Ion so u.s. brig William Il Parks
from Matanzas tor st Marys. I. i-.I iI'Fr
July 10, lat 10 o. Ion IA "a, barque Transit,
New York tor Aspinwall .H :. II. --.' III ID. n
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f. o. BAILEY sells to-day the stock of fancy
goods in store lately occupied by Mrs. NJ. A.
E. Baker, 1872 Congress street.
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ITCH! ITCH :! ITCH ~!
SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH

in from 10 to IS hours.
Wheatoa,s ssimuaneut cures nc Itch,
IS hentou's Ointlnens cures Salt Esheum.
Wbeaism's Oiatasaent cures letter.
WheafOM's Diatmeni cures BARRIERS stcE,
hentOn's Ointment cures Every kind
of Humor like Magic.
Price. 80 cents a box; by mail, so cents. Address
WEEKS 6 POTTER, No. 40 Washington Street,
Boston, Mass. For sale by all Druggists.
September &c. eod&w1y
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REFREsHING.-Crossman & Co are drawing
daily the coolest and best of soda, favored
with most delicious syrurs. -fl9Ir.E
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Notice.

A LII persons having demands against me
IA quested to present the same TOR settlement. ami
tn Sc indebted to me will please call and settle at
once. I.. ISRAEL HAGUE,
jy17d3tt No. IA Salem Street,
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A LITTLE INcIDENT.-In Burlegh's last let
ter to the Boston journal we find the follow


ter to the Boston journal we find the follow
ing Tlitte incident" -l4U... - t,-.....4-r
| 1 was present at Barris' on Saturday, the
dining place where merchants and LAWYERS
congregate. There happened to be quite a
number OF active politicians present represent
ing both sides. Though the thermometer was
above 80, the discussion became quite animat-
I ed. Among the company was distinguished
lawyer who was quite opposed to Gen. Grant
He. was addressed by a person present, who
said You take the stump for Seymour, fsup-
pose?p mo, DON'T" was the respose. "Weil.
you will support the Democratic nominee YOU
are SO bitter against Grant" al don't like
Grant, but shall vote for him." He added:
i"Gentlemen, am the personal friend of Horace
Greeley. When the mob, 10000 strong, boot
ed and howled round the Tribune building, and
threatened to tear it down, was inside pre-
pared to defend it. 1 am considered one of the
best rife shots i'll America. / never miss nv
mark Il saw Gov. Seymour stand in the midst
of that excited crowd addressing his friends
/ covered his heart with my rifle I could both
see him and hear him from my window, i
made my mind up that if that crowd came
from his speech to attack the building [ would
bring him to the grould, and should have
done it, for my ball never misses. What saw
that day was quite enough for me; and he
shall have no influence that can bring to
bear" "a sy.l Irr -r .,,.. .
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IMPORTS.

NEWCASTLE, T.. Ship Enoch Talbot---l6s2 tons
coal 40 tons fire brick AID claw Portland Gas Co.
MATANZAS.' Barque Rachel APP hhds AZ ties
molasses, lS3 hhds los boxes sugar. to order. l7
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-17

The only resble remedy for those brown dscolor-
atoms the face is 'PeYTy's Moth and Freckie To-
ton Prepared only by DR.. B. G. Perry, 40 Bond
St., New York. Sold everywhere. mar2ld&w6msN
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To the Honorable County Commissioners
Ofthe Comfy of Cumberland.

4 E undersigned inhabitants of the town of Cum
berland, residing upon the Island OF Great
Chebeague in said town. and in the County of Cum
berland, respectfully represent. that within year
from the date hereof, to wit: the fifteenth day OF
October, a d 1867, theT with other inhabitants of
said town to the number thiriy-eght in all, petit
toned the Sc ectmen OF the said town Cumberland
to lay out a.town road upon the Island Great
Chebeague, which petition was in the following
words: a.FF .bf tF rf -
....f. F.s f"CUMBERL AND, Oct 10, 1867.
ITO the Seectmen OF bd:-Gentlemen.
"You are requested to lay out a Town road on Che
''beague Island, commencing at the east end Of tie
"Isand, and running thefore side Of The Island to
"William Beunett's house, thence ffom Henry Mans
feli Jrs, the ba site until you strike the fore
''side road"
The petition aforesaid was delivered ard presented
to the said Selectmen ON The thirteenth daS OF No
vember, A 1861 yet they have never taken any ac-
ton upon said petition, nor laid out the road prayed
for, but have unreasoHably neglected and refused,
and still do unreasonably neglect and refuse 10 lay
out the town way Aforesaid prayed for.
Wherefore your peti toner's respectfully pray your
honor to proceed and 10y out a town way on said
Great Chebeague Island in the Town of Cumberland,
as described said original reques to the Seecmen.
And as in duty bound would evef pray.
SAMUEL ROSS,
HORACE HEAUEY,
and 26 others.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-17
DEpA aruRE OF OCEAN srEAMERs
MARIN r NEW s
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Thursday. July 16.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Field, Boston tor Eastpor
and st John, NIB.
Sch Victory. Thurlew, Newburyport.
Sch Rena, Nichols, Bristol.
Sch Clara Forester, Brown, Swampscott.
Sch Lottie, Henley. Bath.
Yacht Isis, Peters. Boston for Mt Desert.
CLEARED.
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood. New York-Henry
Fox. ~Eb
Sch George Deering, Willard, Philalelphia-E G
Willard
Sch Mary Ella, Thomas, st John, ND-Ryan &
Davis
SAILED-Brie Wenonah. TOR Philadelphia
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CONGRESSIONAL ExTRAvAGANcE. = There
are few more things to be said in answer to
the Copperhead lies retuted by Mr. McPher-
sons letter, published in the Press The total
amount for stationery and newspapers allowed
to members for year is less than $3.50 The
total amount allowed to the delegation from
Maine, with which to transact the business for
the State is but $874 . "i.@ 30 I''@"If
Eight hundred and seventy-five dollars is
the annual tax upon Maine for stationery and
newspapers supplied to her Senators and Rep
resentatives in Congress The fancy articles
about which SO much is said, are bought and
paid for by the members, being kept by the
Clerk only as matter Of convenience. 1t will
be noticed that the amount allowed to the
Maine delegation for years stationery is less
than that required by the State Legislature
for session Of seventy-five DAYS. --'-''' q
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Cau,e. OF ComnIo;u, Rcm,ved.

B$ First Page to-ddy-Alas!.ka; Varieties.
Fourth Page-Mr. Longfellow; A Mothers
Love for her Son; Strange Optical Detects.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-17

So with Sarsaparillian. One ounce of the pure ex-
tract OF Sarsaparillian of br. Fndway,s contains
more OF the curative principle of Sarsaparilla, than
ten pounds ofthe cru lc root, used in aduterate
Sarsaparillas.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-17
MARRIED.

In Cape Elizabeth, July 16. by Rev. Mr. Rideout,
Loring +. Hart and Miss Emily F. Edwards, both OF
Portland. u- e.
Villa q. Doane. ~ ~
In Saco, July 2, John S. Leavitt, of Saco, and Alta
NJ. Card, Of Biddeford.
In Kittery, July 6, Joseph I. Wilson and Sophia
A Wilson = s.e-E "aEf =
- In 1sieid, Iuly 8, Albert A. Babb and Miss Nell
lie Burgess.
In skowhegan, July A. Stanley E. Nay and Flora
A. Malbon.
In Boston, July IS, Col. wides p. Walker of New
York Citv, and Miss Priscilla p. daughter of Capt.
Robert McNlanus, of Brunswick
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Business Items

The free singing mentioned in yesterdays
paper is for adults, and not for girls, as stated
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-17

jyl7d3t'
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-17

FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Trinidad I'd inst. brig Raven. New York.
Ar at Cieniuegos 9Th brig Clara Il own, Brown
Trim ad. ass 4.H Atl.t-'a
Ar at Cardenas Sth, brig Prairie Rose, Griffin
Philadelphia
Sid It'll, brig II S Bishop, for Sagua, --
Sid TN Havana 10th, brig Martha Berry, Sierra
Morena
ar at Matanzas 9Th, balques L T Stocker, Bibber,
Philadelphia; 9Th, Arthur Kinsm1n, Means, from
Portland
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Grant anal COZf0r.
Musical Notice.!

The Forest City Band
having lately reorganized, are prepared to iurnish
Music, Brass or String, for Pic-Nics, Parties,
Military Parades, Political Mceiing., a c.,
at reasonable terms. Address apply to r. w.
STONEH AM, 1881 Middle Street, on G, L. BROWN,
at Smith 81 Co.'S Photograph ROOMS Mid le street,
.lTFsgETI = y. j. MILLEN, Leader,
Jy13eod1m 40 Preble Street
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Soldiers and Sailors
ATTENTION

..r lr. CITY OF PORTLAND, L
Mayors Office. July 10, 1878
VENHE Legislature OF the State, by at approved
Il February "a, 1865. have au horized sizes imoni-
ais OF Honor to be prepared and presen all hon
orably discharged soldiers who served in the war of
1851 and TO widows, or next Of kin, of such as have
deceased" 600.
By Circular Of The Adjatdnt General, sit i, earn
estty requested that municipal officers toiI bring tAis
communication to the MOTTO If konora6Iy dtschdr0eS
soldiers or their cidoUs, in their localities hat The
recognition by the Stae OF honorable and faithful
who served in the war for the suppression OF the
great rebellion"
Notice is hereby given that applications for the tes-
tmonias in the act referred to, viii be received and
forwarded 70 the Adjutant Generals Office by Mr..
Geo. Fl. Libby, at the Ci,y Treasurer's Once on
"Wednesday aud Saturday evenings OF each week
from t. O'Clock, and by Mr.. W. b. Smith, No
% Free Street, and No. Free Street Block and hv
Col Ii. r MIllett, 80 Exchange street during bust
ness hours, in the months OF july and August
JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
July IL, 1868, eOd3w .|I-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Angel of Health to America.

have sung to listening Europe with my beverage in
my hand, Ns-asff- ID A@G 4-tNN1
Born for not country only but for every peopled
land, 4
Europe heard and her millions rushed to feel nv
From the humble cot and homestead to the lofty roy
al towers hlF. ~ sli.. FU'
Shall america the chainless-she, The mighty, the
Working out the grandest problem on the mystic sea
Shall this glorious, wondrous country not be thrilled
Lo! to her hold my Beverage, for the Re DE, for the
For the SICK and tor the suffering sinking in diseases
see before It Coughs Bronchitis, stomachs to, Dys
And, as at command of Heaven, like crew OF de-
mons die! ~ n WHFMh
See, Recipient Consumption spreads no more her pal
But the RICH red rose of visor laughs upon the hu-
See it is to nursing mothers always surest, sweetest
add - .--.
see with it the weakest ladies walk in Healths own
o, with what divine bright power has it tor the
Like seraph- afauence flowing from god-cretc-
sh without the taiut of evil alcohol, wine. aIe,be
slowed,
Human System flowed!
am proud Of ali my medals,t but what are these to
That my Beverage has such Healing to unnumbered
thousands brought; IH. .llE att.a uf lir-t 81
That my HoFF, by me entrusted with this Blessing,
keeps unfurled,
On the Flag of Truth, its deathess virtues to the
whole wide world?
HoG's Malt Extract! snwardi onward
Onward Beverage of Health!
Init shines the satrest Fount ain of the A
Souls and Bows wealth.
'See the remarkable testimonials OF the Royal
Families of Russia, Prussia, France, Denmark, etc,
and The diplomas and decorations sent Mr.. JOHANN
HoFF. '
tat the Paris and London Expositions Mr.. Hoff
received first-class medals and in New York Medi
cal Societies have approved his Beverage.
For sale at the depot and by druggists and gocers.
Agents for Maine w. f. PHILLIPS s. CO., Port
and. julyi7 eod1w
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-17

THE Georgia troupe of Minstres will arrive
on the steamer City of Richmond this after
noon, att o'clock, and will march through
some of the prominent streets of the city. A
crowded house will be seen at Deering Hall
this ayaninU
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-17


The allegations of the Democratic platform,
arranging Congress for sins of omission and
commission, are entirely false and unjust
The Freedmen's Bureau is object of the
especial hostility Of the opposition party 1t
has heretofore been necessary for the protec-
ton and education of the negro; but now that
1t can with safety be dispensed with, a bill has
been passed providing for its absolute discon-
tinuance after the LIST of January next. The
size of the army has also furnished occasion
for infinite complaint, though Indian hos o,
Utilities and the disorganized condition of the
Southern States have rendered a large number
of men necessary, But Immediately upon the
announcement of the cessation of Indian
warfare and the restoration of civil govern
ment in the South, measures have been per-
fected to reduce the army fifty per cent, 50 that
it shall consist of only 250OO men But few
weeks will pass before all of the Southern
States will be represented in Congress, except
three which the factious opposition of johnson
and his Democratic allies may keep out. Bill
after bill is introduced and passed relieving
citizens from political disabilities, but strange
to say, Democrats oppose them and vote against
Them Lastly, funding bill has Just been
passed by the Senate, which contemplates the
conversion oiithe bulk ofoutstanding United
States bonds into another class of bonds run
ming twenty, thirty and forty years, and bear
ing interest at the rate of FIVE, four and half
and four per cent. respectively. The length of
time which these new bonds have to run is ex-
pected to afford to the holders of existing bonds
drawing higher rate of interest sufficient in
ducement to make the exchange. If they do
SO there will be a great saving of interest to
the government. 1t is creditable to the hon
orable instincts of the American people that
this bill contains no threat of vlrtua repudia-
ton in case the bondholders do not accept the
new securities for those they now hold ..Hl
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-17

SALE OF PAINTINGs.-The sale of those fine
paintings was commenced, as announced, at 8
o'clock yesterday. There being small com
pany present the paintings were sold at ruin
Gus prices, but the proprietor being deter mined
to close out this collection at whatever loss. the
sale will be continued to-day at the same hour.
Now is your time to secure fine painting at
YOUR own price
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-17

Valu able Real Estate for Sale.
WILL be sold at public auction on Tuesday,
w the 4th day OF August next, at O'clock P. NJ,
the premises if not disposed Of before at private
sale, the old Meeting House and lot OF the First
Parish, in Yarmouth The lot contains one half
of land situated right In the heart of the thriv
ing village of Yarmouth, and within IA Of mile Of
the wharyes, and Grand Trunk Railroad Depot.
Said house can at small cost be conveniently ar
ranged for many kinds of manufacturing purposes.
AFor furtherI Information address
CAPT. s AMUEL BUCHANAN.
Yarmouth, Me-, July Is, 1868
jy16eod&wtd.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-17

VALUABLE LoT.-The lot of land on Fede-
raj street, owned by the First Baptist Society,
of this city, is to be sold at auction tomorrow at
u IL o'clock. The lot is large and eligible
one, as will be noticed by the advertisement of
E. M. Patten & Co. .. ... .Ji....--
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As an external application for Rheumatism. Rrup.
tive Diseases of the Skin, Ulcers Old Sores, Gas
creme. Burns and Scalds it is very effective.
Sold by Druggists. Price 25 cents
OLIVER CROOK h CO., ProprisA0rS.
Burnhams Il Van Setback Chicago
John D. Park, Cincinnati o., Genl Agents.
Feb 21, '67-y