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|. ID 4.o-gHi DAYTON, Oct l5.
To Belmont and Tilden: .o a.'

To Belmont and Tildcn: Do o..
object to your programme
We're wulloped, of course, wbatey
er we do, so whht'sthe use'of con
fessiug IL to thew6rld. The fact will
be forced on public attention soon
enough at best. However, should
you make a new ticket, as. | do not
90 to Congress for the next two
years, and ahcm-perhaps, Ohio
might as well be represented on
the ticket by some one besides
Chase. We in Ohio are not panic.
stricken. CANADA l.. Y.
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Hollands German Bitlers
Hooaand's German Tonic

Is 'cdpiLhaHoa qIpH tie ingredients ef The Biiters.
,sitHrgESl Sd4td orr Rum, Orange, ETC. u is used
for Us 50 me diseases as he BiGGrs in wh're soma
jure acoloc stimulus is required ,I0u will bear an
mind di heSe rrmelfrs are entirely different Jron.
anv oiers ddre,tisd for ne cuye9f he disedses ndmGd
s Jeing scientific preparations Of msdjcinl ertrucs,
,pbiie Me others are nre oeiocitons of ram s some
Jyrp NE irONtC is decicdy one Of he most plea
sUni and ogreeuJe remedies offered TO he public.
lis td.s il erqiss is pleasure 10 take Il ,oAite IL
oa,sel1lJ DC knolen as Mc greatest Of all tonieS
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Elt j sA IsIsl. 4 SJs.aioy


ID u eht ihmaes IA bdardins
house on Market street, and il ap.
'peaFVdrhat they were konF thero
TO Eots tto. Democratic ticket, that
.hpRa of1ihsQ tbhd 8een IN tho
country Eve years. that they had
.haaR=RAtaAFalizeil=on -the.-oath Of
:t691 hey -d5a mot lah6wL And that
one ofihem had hssn ia tho rebel
jergly itoin 1865 n, As65,WAR
a day or TWO alter, q German,
namel Upz, was arrested for
druElSennesS aud in his pockets
were FUND TWO naturalization pa.
pers, and a IltfIo blne card, with
the inscription sDcmocratic Nat
uraIizatton. Gixe t6e bearer one
naturalization paper. and charge
Committee, (692). SAMUEL d. Bal
ley, Secfctary. Mr.. Bailey is tho
SccretRry ofathe Dom ocrat,0City
0otnntittee: Upon tbs peFson Of
n well; ;kRawn ,Qemqcratic rough
-weyefoqnd tyeHel pstprdizntion
papers Bearing tic Beafofthe Court,
and whab paspoStod 10 be the sig.
patgfe y tUhS CletkI lA1othef1man
testified that be was paid from one
TO fyo dollars By leading Demo
Gratis to voufh far menyhe, had new
or soen5yaad Ibat he had sworn
more than fifty aliens through the
Supreme Court, upon Tho assur-
apce' rat "the moeratic, party
would see 'himeall right.1h ~
dtBe'tria ola petition to court
to ORDER che clerk to cancel certain
fraudulent papers. lit was shown
that DeTnocrAtie Committees had
asesssito be seai Of the Court, and
that fdtBcFyi Bsd'' been carried to
such perieetidb that the clerk
could seareoly.tcll bis own sigma
trr s'trom 6e,imitations. a.
Comment on the above would be
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
Farm for Sale.

n Will scllat private sale,the farm formerly
belonging to HenryS Splitter, decd; Theiarm
Is situated seven miles northeast Of Lancaster
and contains 81 2l-i0 acres. There rs good two
story brick dwelling house on II, u good barn
cribs and other out buildings necessary ia. n
farm. A good orchard OF grated fritz, and z
good selection OF peaches and cherries, a
GOOD wen Of water, anJ about Twenty-Five
acres of excellent timber For terms and nat-
iIcnlnrs enouirc ofthe undersiRned. ,or,
.une 25, 1S6s-tL L. NJ SFIILEk.
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WORK q SON,

WEnnufact urera of Tin. Copper and
w Sheet.Iron Ware, md nenlor in Stoves,
Or 90 Sugar Kettles, Kitchen and House
hoid Wares. &c HlHH .... VI n ~
North aide Nom s'roct. Lancaster, Ohio,
Kantfman Building, ono door West ofwide
stnrway. rs UGa no feb. 27 ,le6S---ly'
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i. G. s,ITTsI,

Nrncer and nfer'iouer, THil- =
HT madac Plock Main strcet. JnncRstor De-
two doors West of Hotel Entrnncc oysters
and the various popular Refreshments lnt9helr
soasnn.
Cakes lee crcam, &c, FURNISHED prrt-nsGnd
familiesto order. .nLt feh, 4, lSDs-N
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from the sandusiy ReGaerI
Some Democratic Corresponds
s fe cncc, rvr
'TAMhaSE HALL, Now York. 4

October II, 1868.
Z EDiroR REdIsrEs:L Knowing the
interest you takeyiu, and the sym,
patty you feel for, tie Democracy
in iisopressnt condition, 1 take the
liberty Of sending you for publica-
ton in tho Re lister the following
letters and telegrapsi Which will
explain themselves. a a4aa
trJIhG Yya %, TAMuASY CLERK
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va A. GEEELEIN

fNtrocsr, an d Dealer IN PrOvisions'
eTFruits, Confectionery, Nuts, Raisins, Figs,
CIitron, sauces, Pickles; CataEha and other
Native Wines, Imporler ot Rhine Wine and
other pure ForeiEn Wines. pupo,n's bot,,o W.
Ale. StockAle, Cincinnnti lager Beer &c; &e
/ Main street, Lahnasier, Ohio, one door East
nfHocking Valley National Bank.
Feb. 27, ls6S-ly ~
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A. RRFNNEMAN.

N0ookseIler and Statiorer, VAIN
Us street, J.ancaster Ohio, one door Wfst'ot
T.llmadGe House Entrnpcc. school BOOKS
RIanI; Rooks. Misecaheous Pooks.Pnturcs'
Gold Pens. Envelopes, Inks, States. and sta
tioncry ofNl Kinds. teo. ~ 0s-y
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KAKoI ~ Oct 5iI

". - ''' "KARot, Ill Oct. Is.
@ MIsTUR BELLNoJSR:-GYourn tu
hand, Tu Dats tur tu5aak Dino
cratic advice iruIn, the, updersjgn
ed. I'm strikin out lively fur Ga.
leenly IN tendur my valuable Ser
vices 10 President Grant aIhecor.
ners hez beerd tho noos and siren
dered tu The .;logick ny eyence,% |
don't care the v,liy Nv a dead purp
whelhrriyon withdraw 1Seem0fe or
not. NIbely out bore nose bel
rrnpins Ny private opinypn il
that Hordsho WIN d1- about All his
runnin at the ize. Ez tur opanic'
IN my tokatity@wuatt, shood say
tb4H- wuz some q = L1AOo4L-N
Yourn for Grant, Coldfacts and a
better post efiice. NosEBoY.
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Destructive Earthquake in
.u. .ta. California. Hs ..

A very severe earthquake visit
ed California ycsterday-the most
violent and disastrous one in the
history Of the State. A series of
shocks WIS felt during the day, and
continued up to as late as Z 2. M.
Many prominent buildings in San
Francisco are ruined. Fissures
opened in some of the streets. The
inhabitants we're greatly excited
seeking safety in the streets and
open squares. The shocks seem
to have been general throughout
the central part of the State. Sew
eral lives are reported lost. San
Francisco has several shocks OF
earthquake every year but has "a
felt rothing alarming since 1860
The visitation of yesterday is tho
scverest the city has experienced
since it's foundation. = Ch. CONNER
cidl 22d. y tl f." '.
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Sr. Louis, Oct, Is.
70 Tilmont'n Beldcn:

70 Tilmont'n BeIdcn:
matter? Whassup2 Hic
WITHDRAW ticket? Not much.a.
guessnot, ,Buzzcn yc know I'm
servant o ~ people, Doc azze
D'mocrpcy say. bout Itch? Sey.
mour's what ails Us. C"pp'rhead
HE. Come over old fol n take suth
in, No panic out ere t speak of.
'Rahfr Seymour and Blair ~
.... 49,. ..s FRANK ?.
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DEAR SIR:y The Elections held
yesterday went against us III every
one of the four States. This set
ties the question fer November
with Sey niour and Bmr. Some.
thing must be donc and at onca =
Shall We Withdraw S. and B. 'and
pnt mp Chase and .Adams? Our
friends here think II best. Phe
World, Mt our suggestion, breaks
ground in favor Of withdrawal to.
morrow morning. Give your views
by telegraph.at once '''''
This circular is sent to leading
Democrats in all parts of the Tn.
ION. 2 Keep its contents from the
enemy by all means. 10
Whatever yourzsentiments re.
garding withdrawal, telegraph Us
at once that there is no panic
among the Democracy of your 10
cality. Weheed these assurances
instantly to restore confidence ant
preserve discipline. %. 7.g..0 +
.I- ~ .| ARPI MO.,1,
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George w. Childs, ofthe Phila.
doIphia Ledger, hasgiyen a deed
of . lot inqjWqodlewM Censtsry' bsy
xh'ch cOsthjNssso8G oG9i Stl!' \. .l.Ss Re,.- !.
adclphia TFT0gfaphital society,
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! STROPEL& | EVERSOLE.

ZEanHIastssrers oH and Dealers In
wi Fureitnle and Cabinet Ware ot nj kinds.
Undertaking prninptly ,t'anded 10 with fine
Hearse. md all kinds ofUnlartakng Goods
furnis he'd at rensone'le rates. ..- 49,
Shnp and Ware Rooms two doors Fast nt
Hooking vnlley National Bank. Nam street,
Lancn ster, Ohio. feb.2I, lShS-y
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v M. Fed.
VNILEY, BROTHERS,

DEl1ERs IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DMecbanic's Tools, Saddler's Goods, Under
tnker's Trimmi hgs, Carriage, Makers, stock
Cutlery of all descr pton9, ASr's9utur",l ,ron, ,,,
Second door from Columbus street corner
Lanca ster, ONO. leU.-'' "
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GEORGE BORNHEIM

DeRdy- VI Rde CI0thtp y. Cen S'Fur-
bN NToT mo GO0DS, RATS, CATS, heJ|
Shaeifcr Block. one door west ~ Beck Drug
Store. Main street, Lancaster, Ohio.
Feb. eth, 'lsGs-lv
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sB,s. A. H.sWILLIGE,,
ClEAs. Won RoNMORsT,
.--DR. w. III. SWANDER,

DlYSICIAN. AND SURGEON, respectfully
tenders ms pro fessional services to the
itlzens orFairfeldcounty, in the Hea'ment 9ol
II diseases, whether chronic or acute NaliS
rojnntiy attended. Oflcepnd residence, Main
tIcet, oppostenew Court II ouse.
March 10, lSGS-tf 'e- t|''
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The Vermont Legislature has
ro elected Hon. G. f.. Edmunds to
the United cStatos Senato1 for Tho
six years torn. i's'S' 9hl H'NF %
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was entirely carried sway
i-ORERAroR. I 7 I { Z W
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Who. was first in command Of
the. .rebel army dt the Close of the
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DEBILITY.

DEBILITY. =. .....-sBf.
Yhsts u no sedicine equal 10 HooGanFs Cermdn
Binsri Or TbHic IN zIrn1n cases Of Debility.
.1,s 1ass i'Pq t.g ss: &C. 'sS ssSs ' ,snS. ss.
an enjoyment Of Hes-lza y food enable The sto-
mach 10 digest T. purify Tie blood give good sound,
heoLhy complexion eradicate he velo,U nge from the
eye mpart bloom 10 he cheeks and change he patient
from shortbredged, enldcidted, Uedk, and nervous
iApolld 70 Jtdtdctd, stout and vigorous person. MI
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bltters or
Tonic. In fact, they are Family Medl-
cineA. They can be administered with
perfect safety TO child three months
old, nhe most delicate female, OF a man
0fninety. ta,lr.& .
These Remedies are he best
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-, ;SEPRENE CoUBT RooSs,
W AsHINGroN, Oct u.

Mr.. Belmont: ''i-'
/ have no present use for added
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Rooms NAT. DEN. Ex Con-.
L--.. NEW Yong Oct Ii J

,Jhn loa i. TAMuANY CLERK
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TO E1ET.

! A STORE TO let No. 236 Congress Street, near the
a City Hall. Also Picture Rooms to Let.
| sune5dti j. Il. HAMMETT.
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AGRICoLA.

CHARLEvoN's HISTORY OF NEW FRANCE
was written in French, but has recently been
translated into the English language by J.
Culinary Shea, Esq, OF New York, we'll known
as historical investigator and faithful trans
lator. This work embraces all the wide terri
tory once claimed by the French in America;
and therefore has an interest for the people of
Maine, whose fair region was once given by
royal charter to the bold and jealous navga-
tors of that nation, who were willing to ex-
plore our then unknown shores.
The learned author was successful in gather
ing into his volumes all that was to be found,
material to his purpose, in the pages of ante
cedent writers, and thus produced work
which has always been referred to with re-
spect, as an authority on the times and events
pertaining to the period described. Hereto
fore his treasures have been locked up, to a
certain degree, in a foreign language. But Mr..
Shea's love of history and his desire to see its
riches spread around the community, have
prompted him to present the work in form
accessible TO the English reader. The price of
the royal SvO. edition is 500 per volume, of
which two have been published of nearly 800
pages each. A few copies remain to be sold.
Literary institutions would do well to secure
copies before the edition is exhausted.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-08-05

Every year great many young trees are
destroyed by these little rogues. How to pre-
serve the trees from their sharp teeth is a
question in which all fruit growers have a
deep interest. Many remedies have been sug-
gested and hardly any has worked cure.
Some have wrapped their trees with paper
and tSine, plowed the ground late in the fall,
and cleaned the grass carefully away from
around the trees, and yet these remedies have
not proved successful, and the mice still grid
led the trees. They will have living if they
can get it, and no body can blame them for 1t.
A writer in the Journal OF Chemistry put
his wits to work to devise some sure remedy
that would be cheap and quickly done. The
following is his remedy. Take equal parts Of
pine-tar and fish-oil, mix together Thoroughly
by warming; then take brush ami put the
mixture upon the trees close to the ground
and twelve Or fifteen inches up around the
body. 1t will not injure the trees, and there
will be no more trouble with mice. He says
he tried the experiment on fifty trees last
winter, and it worked like a charm. His trees
were never more thrifty than during the pres
ent season. The above remedy is not costly
and easily obtained.
AGRICoLA
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Terms $500 per- annuns, In adrance.
By the 9:55P. M. train or on Nond

BY the 1855 p. M. train or on MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridays, by the p. NJ
train, stopping at Dover over night, you can
reach Alton Bay at II: rs A. NJ; Wolfboio
IL p. M; Center Harbor 130 P. NJ. The
steamer then returns to Alton Bay las also
at :7o A. NJ. and you can reach Portland,
the same night.
Ii one has leisure time. mo- place in New
England is so attractive and beautiAnl at
WHICH 10 pass the summer as Lake Winnipi-
seogee and at Alton Bay, Woltboro or Center
ID rbor, the hotels, cottages and farm houses
afford excellent accommodations.
BY this route only do you obtain a sail
over the whole length of the Lake (30 miles, .
20 miles more than by any other route. In
these days of dry and dusty travelling, with
the thermometer at 80 or 100 in the shade =,
no sway of progression" is so desirable as by
''steamer"-especially over so magnificent
sheet of water as Lake Winnipiseogee.
Excursion tickets good for the month OF
August are now being issued by the different
railroad and steamer lines TO and from Port
land and this gives every one chance to
visit all the seaside and mountain resorts this
side of Boston, North and West at reduced
rates. For the early morning train (6:45 A.
NJ Portlanders are under great obligations
to f. Chase, ESQ.,, the enterprisipg Superin-
tendent of the p. s. & p. railroad, for they
now can "do"Lake WinnipisiCgee and re-
turn in one day.
The route above described is known as the
Boston and Maine route to the Lake and
Mountains. Wm. Merritt, Esq, the worthy
Superintendent has now perfected arrange
ments so that no route is more popular and
we are glad to learn that its business this
season is greater than ever.
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PEERLESS SOAP
STILL AHEAD.

The constantly increasing demand and growing
popularity the Peerless Soap, amply testiies
to its appreciation by the public.
The Proprietor. though no egotist takes pleasure
in acknowledging that he is highly fattered with his
endeavor to educate the American public to the
of the higher grades or Soap, as embracing economy
Time, Labor and Money.
In consideration of the fact that the Peerless
soap is manufacturC by strictly scientific princ-
pals out OF the Very Best Material, so combined
as to render thghy deersive, without resulting in
the slightest injury to the most delicate fabric or
hand. The Prophet has hesitancy in asserting
it to be
Far Ahead of any other Brand in the
NJ .rlkef,
For all purposes OF FAMILY SOAP.
Manufactured by
CURTIS DAVIS, Boston.
r5g-F For sale by all Grocers. aud warranted to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded. jy3 ls2mo
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uN uN1ANTED-AGENT to $40 per
ia IA m0nt5 everywhere male and female, to
"a Ia introduce the GENUINE IMPR We /,
"a COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
EIJ MACHINE. This Machine will stltch hem
E) Ia te !, tuck quilt, cord bind, braid, aud enl-
e4 "a broider in most superior manner. Price
u 81 only SIS Fully warranted for five years.
n e We will pay $1,000 for any machine that
E "a will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or
n more elastic seam than 1t makes the
''Elastic Lock Stitch.' Every second stitch
can he cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing it. We pay Agents from SIS
to 5 700 per month and expenses, or a commission
from which twice that amount can be made. Ad-
dress SECOMB & CO, PI rTSBUkG, Pa, or BOS-
TON. MASS.
CAUTION.-Do not be i'm posel upon hv other
parGes palming off worthless casti -on machines,
der the same name otberwi,e. Ours is the only
genuine and really practical cheap machine manu-
tactnred. iy o. lSw1m
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A Valuable Contract

A GENT WANTED. A well known and very sue
a cessful Life Insurance Company, offering unusu
al advantages to agents and insurer, requr. the
service OF gentleman of good inding to whom will
be gwen a GENERAL AGENCY, with such terms as
viii insure an independence with proper effrt. The
Company must have evidence that the party is
earnest, energetic and reliable.
LOCAL AND DISTRICT AGENTS are also wanted.
Clergymen, Teachers and Business men can largely
increase their incomes by avang the mselves OF the
facilities offered to act as agents. All needed in
structon 20 inexperienced parties. Address with
references. LIFE COMMISSION CONTRACT, P. o.
Box 6767 New York CITY, iv30eod3t
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Wanted Z

~ OR 12 GOOD STONE CUTTERS. Good
~ prices will be paid. Apply TO or address
JAMES NJ. ANDREWS,
aug1d1m Biddeford, Me.
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The County Committee will be in session at the
Hall on the day of the Convention at o'clock A. NJ
The chairman OF the several Town Committee are
requested to forward the OF their delegates to
the chairman OF The County Committee, as soon as
they may be chosen.
LEWIS B. SuITH. Portland, Chairman.
f. X. STAPLES, Portland, Secy.
Il. III. STARBIRD, Falmouth.
S. A HOiiBR00K. Freeport,
DAVID ". Mt.RKILL, New Glouces er.
- CHAS. ANNAFORD, Cape Elizabeth.
Nj. ID. l.. LANE, Staniish.
Union Republican County Committee.
Portland, July 14th, 1868.
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A SITUATION as Entry Clerk or Asst tart Book
N Keeper. Good city references given. Apply at
NJ. G Palmer's Boot and shoe Store, 152 Middle St.
August 4, 1868. dtf
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WANTED
Rent Wanted
Wanted.

Rf man and wife within ten minut IS walk of
~ the new Custom House. Address c. b. Blake
Post once box s23 or call in person at 12O tore st.
augtuiw' G. b. BLAKE.
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Wanted.

DY young man pleasant Room with Board,
1pwithin minutes walk of Market square. Ad-
dress with full particulars. A. C. ENENS,
augtd3t" Portland, Me.
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Portland and 0gdensburg
ROjlrO0d COn1p07sy!

THE undersigned, being majority of the persons
L named in the first section oil Act passed by
1867. entitled An Act to incorporate the Portland
and Ogdensburgh Railroad Company; to which an
Act additional was passei by the Legislature OF
Maine aud approved Feb 2Sth, A ID 1868; and ais,
acting under the authority OF vote passed at
meeting OF the Corp rators of sa Company held
June 10th. A d 1seS in which it was provided "Thst
the books OF subscription to the CaWtal Stock this
Company be opened under the direc' ion Messrs
;lohn B. Brown ST John Smith, I. C. Hersey. John
Geo. f. Shepley, Israel Washburn, jr., j. II. Per.
ley, M n. kich, W. F. Mllliken, Henry Fox, ard
rators named in The first section Of the Act Incor-
porate the Portland and Ogdensburgh Railroad Co.,
approved Feb 11th, A d 1867, and that said Commit
tee be authorized to fix the terms of subscription
and the times and places for opening the books
therefor, do hereby fix and aiopt the terms of sub
scrpton the Cap al Stock of said Com pany which
hereto sutjoined, and Il ey hereby give notice.
that Tor the purpose Of receiving subscriptions for
the Stock OF SAID Company established by the acts
sections Of said acts in relation thereto exceed
ing twenty thousand shares, Books of subscription
will be open under under the direction of the under
signed according to the regulations prescribed at the
times and places following, viz:
At Portland with SamI j. Anderson at No. Is Ex-
change st, on the oath dav of August next,
AT Westbrook with Saml Jordan and Geo. Warren
on the 20th day of August next.
At Gorham with Fred. Robe on the goth day of Au-
gust next.
At Standish with HI. j. Swasey and Tobias Lord, on
the 10th day OF August next.
At Baldwin with James Norton and d, I. Richard
son, on the goth day OF August next.
AT Sebago with Luther Fit h. on The goth day of Au-
gust next.
AT Cornish with Caleb r. Aver and Albert OBrion,
on the goth day of August next
At Hiram with N. B. Hubbard and John H. Spring.
on the goth day of August next.
At Denmark with Bennett and Mr.. Holt
on the 20,h day of August next
At BrowDfeld with j P. SWEET and f. b. Bean, on
the goth day ofAugust next.
At Frye rurg with D. R. Hastings and Geo. B. Bar
rows on the 2Oh day of August next.
At Brdgton with Rufus Gibbs and N. S. Littlefied
on the goth day of August next
Said Books will remain open at each of said places
ten succe sive days ON th4 dates aforesaid
ated at Portland this thirtieth day Of July. D.
1868.
j. b. BROWN,
GfO. w. WOODMAN,
l. WASHBJRN, JR.,
M. RIG II,
S E. SPRING,
JOHN LYNCH,
CHAS. H. HASKELL,
JONAS H PERLEY,
S SMITH,
HENRY FOX,
IL. N. JOSE,
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L. G. HtHSEY.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

rTNHE Portland Savings Bank hereby gives notice.
i that 1t is the holder of mortgage made by
Charles E. Beckett, 'iated Aug lst 2Oth 1862 record
ed in the Cumberland Registry, in Book 81 page
554, in parcel OF land situated at The north -east
corner OF Pine street and Vaughan street in Port-
land, measuring hundred ieet Inc street and
one hundred and eighty lection Vaughan street. and
having the CORE ponding opposite sides equal and
parallel; and that the conditions of said mortgage
are broken, by reason whereof The Bank claims to
orecose the same and gives this notice that pur-
pose, under the Statute
j. G. MOVES, Treasurer.
Portland, July 20, 1868. jy24-d3w