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Why IL the PERI me of PhalOn's "FiOr do
Mayo" like n OF strong nerves? Because II never
gets faint. Sold by all druggists.
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Nissisquoi spring Water.-For Particulars
OF IT'S WONDERFUL CURES SEE TENTH PAGE oF
PAPER
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Campbell, Apothecnry and Cn 1,esn tir. cIass
OF Eighth and Twentyego'h s"ee" "' ~
Medicines and Toilet Goods
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IRELAND.
.cOrge r. Train Bailed.

George F. Train BaiIed.
DUBLIN, May 9-Evening.
George Francis Train who was arrested for debt,
was brought before the Court Of Bankruptcy to-day
and admitted to bail.
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BntchcIor's Hair Dye.-Thc Best IN ane
world The only perfect Dye harmless, reliable ns's""
neous Factory l6 Bond street.
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The Metropolitan Job Printing EstaDnsn-
MENT Nassau street. prepared 70 furnish OF
lars Pamphlets Law Cases. Posters and every s Oh
Printing at rates twenty-five per cent less IMAM eA "
tanned elsewhere In the city
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KaIdcubcrg's Observation-Disclosures and
retail Repairing, boiling 10. John and % Wall street
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A-HoH,s Malt Extract Depot Removed to
No 90 Murray street, Broadway.
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spcer,. standard Wine r

naval Havana Observation-Disclosures Fur.
r,.sed and Prizes cashed in gold by ORIHU Ella CO.,
Cedar street, New York.
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A-Ward,s Perfect Fitting Shirts, Broad.
vav and Union square also mt 357 Broadway.
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~r.~..ruh,. Celebrated Dumb WRifcrs-MRn-
sIv AZ sb Broadway, Thirty seventh street.
Dunno "A's''" JAMES MURTAuoH.
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WIGS, Toupees and Ornamental H :, InATCHE ~
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyeing oil eo'o'' ~
LORS, Is Bond street.
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CIV. u.s SSaws Turkish Carpets, Grapes Pongees,
Saueis har p1,,.snnie Goods. Wash Silks Handker-
sn e o,Ser desirable articles, just opened at FoCN
TAIN A CO.'S. s55 Broadway.
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The Nelns-KeIly Breach of Promise Case
$4,000 Damages Awarded the Plaintiff.
BOSTON, May 8, 1858.
1t will be remembered that some time ago Miss
Belinda NJ. Nelms Of this city, sued Daniel d. Kelly,
wealthy and extensive shipbuder Of this city, and
formerly member OF the city government, for the
sum of $40, OoO damages for breach of promise Of
marriage. Yesterday tile trial was concluded. and
the jury, after having been out for sixteen hours,
returned verdict for the plaintiff this morning. aud
fixed the damages at $4,000.
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COD LIVER OIL
Hest In the world.
w.r,eoc,ured on the Shore, BY CAswELL, HAZARD
a 60, under Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
ENGLAND.
Death of Lord Brousham, ex.Lord Chan.
cellOr.
r r o M
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, May Q, 1868.

QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, May Q, 1858.
The Right Hon. Henry Brougham, Lord Brougham
and vaux, the eminent lawyer, reformer, legislator
and exChancellor Of England died In his rural re-
treat at Cannes France to-day in the nnetieth year
Of his age.
The news Of the event, although his demise has
been looked for at any moment during the past few
years, produced profound sensation as the people
realize that the last visible link which connected the
present political situation OF the country with the
reform, anti-sla trade and freedom OF the press
agitations Of 1910 and ~ has been removed at
most vital moment in the history of Britain.
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The Methodist Conference-Proposed Rescind.
ing of Resolutions of Censure-A Scriptural
Rule Suggested Against Divorces-The
Southern Delegation.
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More Fenian TriaIs-NO Royal BetrOfhaI.
Messrs. Nugent and O'Connor Of the Jacmel (Fe-
miami PACKET prisoners, were not released, as re-
ported. They still in confinement, and will be
tried at an early day.
The betrothal of the Crown Prince OF Denmark
with the Princess Louise Of England Is denied
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-07
Powder and Fuse!

LII kinds OF Sporting and Blasting Powdse,r, I'm,
"A stanrly on hand and for sale. Also Di"'"s
Fuse.
FL LETCHER G CO.,
$50 Commercial -.
July 4, 1868.
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NEW YOx X.
TERRIBLE DISASTER ON LAKE ONTARIO

OswEGo, Oct. 6.-Tbe propeller Persever-
ance, Capt. John Fitzgibbons, of the Railway
Line, took fire fifteen miles off Hultneyville
about Two o'clock this morning, and burned to
the waters edge. The fire was first discovered
by the engineer who showed it to the first
mate, he being then on watch and almost be-
fore they could realize the appalling flct the
propeller was completely enveloped in flames.
Two of her boats were on fire before they
could be reached, but tie third was launched
and put off with the two mates, two men and
a boy. There were nineteen persons aboard,
fourteen of whom, including the captain, per-
ished in the flames E G.-fnHs. IFt
The propeller Enterprise, of the same line,
was about fifteen miles astern of the Persever-
ance, and she picked up the boat containing
the persons above named, and arrived with
them at this port this afternoon. The Enter
prise remained near the burning steamer till
Daylight, at which time the wreck was still
afoat The captains son was saved The car
go consisted OF 20117 bushels corn. The beat
and cargo were insured.
The Perseverance was first-class propeller,
and was employed wholly in the grain trade.
This il one of the most heart-rendering acci-
dents which has ever occurred on Lake Onta-
rio, and has cast gloom over the whole com
munity. Capt. FitzgibboEs formerly resided
in this city, and was well known and much re-
spected. na 15l
CITY AND VICINITY. sH
New YORK, Oct. GA story was circulated
in the Gold Room this afternoon that Govern
ment is in treaty for the purchase OF Cuba.
Corporal Thomas Fitzgerald, who has been
in Westchester county Jail for about twenty
months under sentence of death for killing
Miss Hicks of Westchester, has had his SEN
tence commuted to Imprisonment for life.
Congressman Van Wyck of the Congress
sional committee on retienchment and reform
has been in the city to day and had confiden-
tial interviews with persons supposed to be
posted in reference to internal revenue mat
tiers, including Solicitor Buckley. He expects
to be able to take some testimony this eve
ming. .BAaa 2zERsf II 5'sss@
1t is rumored that there has been an over
hauling of the accounts of ex-Collector Thos
Smith
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-07
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN srnAM.ex
Nj. a RI n Il N EWs.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, Ocfo Der B.
ARRIVED.
England. Field, st John, NIB via
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COM NJ E Hc la L..
New York stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 6-Money easy at "a z per cent
on call; before the close of bank ur the leading
Government dealers had balances onered them at
"a 1881. Gold steady; opened at l40t, declined to
1895. and closed at 14Ot q 14oa. Caso Gold scarce
Goyernments strong with an increasing demand
Henry Clewes & Co., furnish the following 3 quo
taions: Coupon 5s 1881 1l3H q 114t do 52os iSS2
do new 1881 a 1883; do 1861 1854 a 1881; do 1868,
1891 a 1904; 10.4o's, 1043 q 104H.
Border State bonds weak on Tennessee and strong
er on Carolina's; new pennessee's, 66i q 66a; new
Carolina's, 66i q 674.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-07
DIED.

In Brideton, Oct 4, MIR. CHARLES French, formerly
OF Portland, aged II years.
In lSridgton Oct 8, the son of Thomas F. andEliza
French. aged years.
- I'm Biddeford, Sept. 26. Mr.. Thomas Walls, aged
30 years.
In Saco, Sept. "a. Mrs. Elizabeth, wife OF Iebert
Thompson, aged 42 years.
years months
In In Rockland. Sept "a, Albert M, son of Henry P.
Witham, aged 10 years.
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MEMORANDA.

Sch O1'y Son, lot Pittstcn) Heath, from Elizabeth
port tor Hallowell, put into Newbnrg afternoon 0
the 30 inst leak ng l001 strokes per hour
Fortress Monroe, Oct 5.-Sch Lottie, of and from
Portland with an assorted cargo tor Baltimore we nj
ashore on Friday nj ,ht on the Middle Grounds, lou
IN les SW OF Cape Charles. The crew were broueh
in ny the brig Ann, trom the West Indies Tor BaIti
more. The Lotde was good vessel OF 266 TONS toul
years Old and was owned by David Keazer and 9th
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Sale Of Condemned Ordnance and
Ordnance Stores.
OFFICE OF U. 5. ORD~ANCE AaENcv, \
Cor Hoaso and Green Sts., tentronse |
on Green) NeU York, Sept. "A, 1865, I

os Gres.) MsD York, Sept. "A, 1865,
lPost oHce Boz iS,i.)
CEALED PROPOSALS IN duplicate will be re-
y we'd at this office until Saturday, r'obrr q,
t6s, at II VI, for he purchasing Ct condemned CAM
non, shot, she'll. scrap, wro't and cast ircn brass
points on the Atlantic coast. to wits Forl Ham lton
and Redoubt. Forts wadsworlh, Laiay e'te, Column
bus and Schuyler, and Castle Williams in New forh
harbor. Fort Trumoull, New London harbor, Conn.
Forts Adams anu Wacott, New ort harbor, r. i.
Fort Constitution, Portsmouth harboI, N. b. Fort
land harbor. Me. Forts Pickens and Barrancas,
Pensacola harbor, Fla Mobile and Forts Games
and Morgan, Mobile hsrbor, Ala.
This sale contempa,es the disposition Of
70 cannon in New Yor' harbor, esti-
mated as weighing 437, ,032 lbG
2S cannon Ia Portland harbor, estimat-
42 cannon in NeSp' TT harbor, estimated '''''''
10 cannon in New London harbor, esti- 1890
mated as weighing 96,646
lie cannon iu Pensacola harbOr, estimat-
20 cannon in MoOie harbor estimated ''''
as weighing 1es,4O0
20 cannon in Portsmouth harbor, N. H.,
estimated as weighing 1o9,962
Also smaller lots at Fort Majara, Homegrown. N.
Y, Fort Ontario, oswego, N. Y, and sackstts Har-
Dor. N. Y.
The condemned shot and shell am uniting in the
aggregate TO i,ei6 tbs, are in quantity each u
the above mentioned Forts; also cap wro't Iron,
amounting nthe aggregate to 1881 lbs. Full aud
compile catalogues Of the properly offered can bs
had on applc alton TO this office, the Ordnance once,
at Wash ngton, and TO the Commanding oifces 4
the different Forts.
Teens Cash. Ten per cent. on the day OF sale, and
the mainder when the property is delivered Thi.-
ty days will he allowed for the removal OF neav ord
nance all other Stores will be required 70 De remov-
ed within ten days from close of sale
The Ordnance Department reserves the right 70
reject ali pids not deemed satisfactory. Prior to the
acceptnce OF any bid it viii have to be approved By
the War Department
Bidders will state explicitly the tort or forts where
thew will accept Sores aud the number and kinda
they propose TO purchase. Deliveries will only be
made at the forts.
Proposals will be addressed to Brvt. Col. S. Cnspia
Major of Ordnance, U A, endorsed = Proposals
tor purchasing condemned Ordnance and Ordinances
Stores"
s. CUSPIN,
Brvt. Colonel, u. s. A.,
Major OF ordnance.
pfo 4 IL
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.


NEW York, Oct 6-Wm Parker, Supe1in-
tendent of the Panama Railroad was assassin
ated on the oath of September, by j. L. Bald
win, civil engineer in the employ of the rail-
road The latter who was suffering from del
irium tremeus. subsequently, shot himself and
will probably die.
Political affairs in Panama are still unset
tied. Reports of a coming revolution were
current and several arrests had been made
The President had issued proclamation stat
ing that measures had been taken to keep the
peace. -ets E
The Republic of Colombia is quiet A re-
port of an anticipated return of Mosquera
produced some alarm, but no serious effect.
VENEZUELA.
The deposed President Falcon, of yer ezuela
had reached Aspinwall, en- route to Europe.
FURTHER ACCOUNTS OF THE EARTHQUAKE.
The news from the south coast gives further
accounts of fearful ravages by inundation and
earthquake. Several vessels were damaged at
Coquimb, including the American ship Black
Eagle at Caldera. The sea drove the inhab-
ants to the hills, wrecked 16 or Is lighters, aud
damaged several larger crafts. TWENTY light
ers were wrecked at Carrisol Bajo besides the
American brig Delfina with 200 900 Kilograms
of copper. Many vessels were damaged severe
ly. The residents of Valparaiso had raised
$4,000 for the sufferers by the earthquake and
Cullidu OouSIcsS udu appropriated S0U,UUU fOl
the same purpose. The government also SEN
large supplies of provisions, medicines ant
clothing to Peru.
Political affairs in Chill are unsettled. MI
Clark, q. 8. Consulat Valparaiso was inform
ally received by the President of Chill, as act
ing minister during Mr.. Kilpatricks absence
PERU.
The Peruvian Government is doing every
thing possible to relieve the sufferers by tn
earthquake and inundation, both in Peru an
Ecuador The victims in Peru will probab
reach 1000. A change has taken place in tn
sea cost of Peru in consequence of the earth
quake. The depth Of water off the headlaad G
Sama, near africa, having been decrease fror
forty to six or seven athoms. The loss of lf
in Ecuador was not less than 10000.
THE WAR WITH PARAGUAY
PARIS, Oct 6-Latter dates from Rio Jane
70 report that President Lopez arrived at Sa
Fernando with ten Thousand men. Twel
ty thousand of the allied troops had O.
cupied Pillar, the chief port of Paraguay, whic
is to form the base of operations against ii
Paraguayan position at the mouth of Tibicuar
1t was said that the Brazilian iron clads Ia
gone to lombard the position.
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MARRIED..

In this city, Oct 6, by Rev. A. K P. Small, Clar-
ence G. Buck, OF Boston. and Sarah Titcomb of
Portland.
l.. Randall.
In Lewiston, Sept. 12, Reuben G.. Courson and
Fannie Il. Donnelley.
In Blddelord, sept. 2s, Walter A. Gowen and sa-
rah 4 chick
In Watervihe. Sept 2s, John F. Frye, of Vassal-
boro and Sarah w. Harris. OF Winslow.
In Gardiner, Oct. /, W. s. Swanton, Of Bath, and
Mary Q. Worcester, OF q.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-07

LONDON, Oct. 6-Forenoon.-Conso 94i tor mon
ey -
American securities quiet and steady Erie shares
80: Illinois Central shares 93I. 80
LIVERPOOL, Oct. .6-Forenoon.-Cottonq quiet and
steady; sales II, 900 bales.
LONDON, Oct. 6-Forenoon.-Sugar easier at Sos.
LONDON. Oct. G Evening. American secuiitits
quiet but steady.
LIVERPOOL Oct. ct.6-Evenng.-COtton uncl angcd,
Sugars on the spot dull. Lard fat. Peas 46s.
LONDON, Oct 6-Evening.-P Petroleum spirits is
Sd. Linseed Oil $780,
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-07
WASHINGTON.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.

WASHINGTON, Oct 6-fhe Spanish Minister
is still here, ard viii continue to be recognized
until the Spanish government itself shall 9TH
erwise determine.
-tS sse INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Col S. S. Smoot, special Indian Agent, ar
rived here to-day from the Choctaw and Chick
asaw country, and eight days from Fort Glib
son in the Cherokee nation, whittier he went
by direction of the Secretary of the Interior
for the purpose of paying to those tribes $780,
600 due them as loyal Indians for property de-
stroyed during rebellion, and appropriated by
Congress iuJuly last. out of the Choctaw and
Chickasaw funds Col Smoot had an inter
view to day with Secretary Browning and act
ing Commissioner Mix ON the subject of his
mission.
INCREASE OF BULLION.
The Treasury's own increase of coin since
the 1st of September is nearly $9, $50 900 inde-
pendent of the payment of interest, the ten
forties AMI sales of coin by Mr.. Van Dyck
amounting to about 81 1888 900. 'F
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-07
e U II o r e.


MADRID, Oct 6-Geperal Prim arrived here
Saturday and was greeted with enthusiasm.
The Provisional Junta has requested Mar
shal Serrano to take ch of the offices until
after the meeting of the Cortes, and he has
consented to act with Gems. Prim and Ooloza-
20 as his colleagues.
The formation of the new Cabinet has not
yet been completed.
Gen. Escalanta, Democrat, has been placed
in command of the National Guard.
1t is daily becoming more and more evident
that the great majority of the people favor a
Republican form OF government. p
The Duke of Vittoria and the Count OF
Cheste have declared they will support the ex-
listing Provisional JunIa.
DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, Oct. 6-The King delivered
his speech yesterday at the opening sessions
of the Rigsdad, in which he said that the ne
gotiations with the trussian government in
the matter of the Schleswig- Holstein question
had been thus far without result. 1t was the
desire of Denmark to preserve peaceful rela-
tions with Prussia.
The ratification of the sale of st. Thomas
and other Islands in the West Indies to the
United States has been postponed by the Rigs
dad for one year.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-07
IMPORTS.

thEDEkiCkTON, NIB. Sch Julia-i225 puehes
WINDSOR, Ms. Sch Libbie c. 17O tons pister
crates rags to order. p-''''-
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-07
CONNECTICUT.
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
Special Dispatch to the Daily Press.

THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
Especial Dispatch to the Daily Press.l
HARTFORD, Oct. Gone hundred and TWEEN
ty-five towns heard from out of one hundred
and sixty-three. stand seveuty-eight Republi-
can and forty-four Democratic. Three towns
are divided.
The Republicans gain eight towns, and gain
largely on the popular vote wherever there was
q contest.
ITO the Associated press.l
HARTFORD, Oct. 6-Official returns from one
hundred and fifty-nine towns foot up as fol
lows: Republicans SO; Democratic 90; divided
6. Of these the Republicans gain ten and the
Democrats three from last year. OF towns
that were wholly Republican last year one is
divided this year. OF those which were wholly
Democratic five are divided.
CRANKY gives "A Republican gain; Sunsbury
43: Pennington 85; Enfield 25; Huntington
IS; Bethel Is; Ridgefield %; Rlllingty 25O-
Many other towns show proportionate Repub-
lican gains. There are 13 towns yet to hear
from.
WATERBURY, Oct 6.-The Republican gain
in this city is over so. The Democrats elected
most of their ticket by a majority of 240.
against last years majority of 326. They elect
their Collector by majority of 63, against last
years majority of 318, a loss of 255.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-07

Tuesday, October 3.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England. Field, st John. Mr. via
Eastport for Boston, N"i 'A
Sch S Lewis, Spauldina New York.
Sch Bramhall, Hamilton, Boston,
Sch koker, Creamer, Boston,
Sch Citizen, Upton Boston,
Sch Snow Thorndike, Boston.
Sch Llbbie q, (Brl Banks, Windsor. Ms.
Sch Julia. (Br McDougal Frederickton. NB.
Sch q Rowe, Love, Bay Chaleur 200 bis
Sch Casco Lodge, Pierce, Yarmouth.
Sch Amazon Lambert, Freeport.
Sch Boston, Griffin Freeport.
CLEARED
ry Fox. go
Brig d Lincoln Merriman PHILADELPHIA.
Sch Saml Gilman, Kelley Baltimore-J Nckeuop
81 20.
Sci Sch George Deerng, Willard, PhiIadelphia-E G
Sch Idado, Davis New York-geriu Mills.
Sch Mo itor, Hickman, Boston-Berlin Mills.
SAILED Ship Odessa barque George Treat:
b,lgs Lie Houghton. A1mon Rowell: sehs Harriet
Mebber, l. Barnes. George Deering Idaho, Olive
Hayward, and others. '-->''- o-''o
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-07
Notice to the Sick
All Diseases Positively Permanently
Cnrod and Perfect Health Restored.
DR.. GREG0RIE LAMONT.


From New York, Member by Diploma Of the Re
formed Medical College, N Y, celebrated both in
Europe ami this ry during the last twenty Ave
years Of his practice for the able he has
enected IN IN usands Of ana many In the Last
Stages OF Consumption, after they had been GIvkx
UP by every 0th'r practice ineuIable, ,reals all
iseases OF the Chest. by Roots, Herbs, Gums, Bal
sans, Leaves and Barks. in connecuo with Cold
Medicated Vapor and Constitut onsl lppIiGnces,
With a success Unknown 40 the Physi
esaus OF This Country.
and invites the attention OF the Sick and Affiietnd
lsooring under any oi the var of disc aseS
such as Coughs, Uicef ated or Tuberculous LunQs
Splitting Of Blood, Pain in h- Chest, -houidsss
Sides and Back. Sore Throat Bleeding Lung, ,Cbron
ic Cafarrh night sweats, Nervous C-mplants Pal
p alton, Ossifcxtion Dl opsy OF h. hear DysI sp
sia, Liver Complaint, Chronie DiaIhei I'D al
Falling Of the Womb, and all UIer ne Iompiainss.
such asCancers. Tumols Enlsrgements, sspprss-
corrhea or Whites, scrofuious tfections. Spn Al
Anee loss. Grave and Poisonous Innoculaii.ns, and
all Diseases of the Blood. DIR. L ION Is the only
Physician In this country gifie ed with
The Power Of Telliax Diseases at sirht.
By looking into his eye, WITHOUT the patient sayrg
word to him. he can tell them how the, sre ID, =
ed In every partenl T, and prescribe the imme.i
ate relief sn permanent cure OF their coupl int
CHARGE, ''' '''N'' 'AAN VI
Every tuesday, Wednesday and Trursaa, rom 0
A M till P 4, also FIR day rom A M TN : p
NJ till utthsr notice, at 354t Congress st. tew doors
below the City Hotel. and directl, over W Cebb's
and to those who not able to call, BY sending
their address DIR. Lamont WILL CALL AND eIvF
ADVICE FREE. Invalds requiring his prolss-
sona servc are requested to call or send without
delay, 50 that they receive ihe tnll bene OF his
peculiar and highly successful mode of treaiment.-
Dr. Lamont is permitted reaer to the venerable
wooster Beach, M d., President and James j. We're
N Y.
DR.: Lamont uses nothing but Roots, Herbs, Gums
and Balsams, Leaves and Barks
fLEAsE SHOW THIS TO YOUR FRIENDS. 1t may
be the means OF SAVING vALUAB BLs LIFE.
=. Terms very moderate, IN accordance with the
times. GREGORIE LAMONT M ID.
July 22, 1868, diff
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-07
PROPOSALS.


District of Maine, Portland
October 1st, 1868.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
y Office No. II, Clapps Block, Congress Street,
until Thursday October 18th, 1868, a, 12 O'Clock
noon, for furnishing the U. S. Courts with IueI for
the year ending October 18th, 1869.
The fuel required will be the best quality Of TE-
HIGH COAL, STOVE SIZE, WELL SCREENED AND
FREE FROM SLATE AND DusT, and to be delivered
IN uch quantities and at such times and places as
the U. 5. Marshal for the District of Maine may
direct. : af.
Proposals to be endorsed " Proposals for Fuel for
U. S. Courts," and addressed 10 the United States
Marshal for the District of Maine.
CHARLES CLARK,
Oct2-d10d U. S. Marshal. District of Maine
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-07
AUOTfON SALES.
WI. PATTEN & co., Aaetioneers
oFFICE14 EXCHANGES
Wooden Building at Auction.

ON OMs,d MMsnDNssIpAY, NE oct 7tb, at 8 P M, corner OF
" r.s.. muus an1 ~ 1sankin sts. the wooden build M
built in good condition, 15x25 feet Il tories sho
on lower floor, two iooms abov and pined far On
Also Counters, Sash, Burners, &C. Good Tor nven
Ing or shop. To be removed in one eek from ssIe.
Terms cash. oc5-Itd
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-07
TREATIES WITH THE UNITED STATES.

The recent treaties with the United States
will soon be under discussion in Congress.
Ministers Mariscai and Dylesias are reported
to Lave opposed them, but this is doubtful as
regards Senior Marscal. 1t is, however, ex-
pected that Congress will ratify them
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-07
BY TEL.ro MERCHANTS EXCHANGE

By TEL'Tu MEKUHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar atCNew York 9th, sch Zeyla, CroweII, from
Portland
Cid at Baltimore 9th, brig Eudorus. Cummings, for
Portland - 90 ~
CD at Falmouth, E,23d, barque Arthur Kinsman
for Bristol.
Ar at Cardiff 22d barque Ellen Dyer, Leland, IN
London. ~ =
Mahoney, Cardenas. % 10y