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The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28

Maria, Dean; Bangor; J B Knowles, Scott, Boston.
NEW YORk-Ar 24th, sch Alabama, johnson,
ana Glope, Mattnews. Calais FREQ Reed Fendiet9n'
Booker, do; Maggie Bell, Hall Richmond; Albion,
Hail, Rockland; Surt, Shaw, Fall River TOR Eliza
mouth; Willie Martin, Noyes, Albany for Boston;
commerce, Tyier. Rondout tor Newport; ABBY Gale,
Ar 25th: brig Matilda, Dix, Bangor; schs Kolon,
Jasper, q nfuegos; W II Jones, Line. Fernandina,
RIA; Gen Howard, johnson. Augusta for Elizabeth
Ar 25th, ships Freedom, Bradley. Newport, Eng;
Boomer, Griffin lIverpool Annie NJ Gray, Gem,
Warren from Trinidad. - =
Cid 2ith, barque VIM Brown, Hopkins Buepos
Ayres; sehs Warren, Smith, for Para; Palma,
cd 18th, brig Albert, Dow, Cet:e; sch Emelins
SAWYER, Keene, Portland.
Aso ar 25,h barques shamrock, Stone, Swansea;
David Nichols. Wyman, I'm CALAIS; orlgs Scotland,
Crowell, Mayaguez; Nellie Husteed, Maloney, Car.
asnSf panS. Mwaukee sTSwR Calais sSSSgnes
Caroline G, Haynes, and Michigan, Pickering nom
alais; Gun Rock. Rowe, do; I X Jones, Rlbinson.
Watson; Pierce, Jones; M Strout, Frisbie, and
Challenge, Yarnum, Bangor; Juno, Metcalf; Ned
Sumpter, Lord. and Am Chie, Snow. koekland; $
Eiizabethport; arthur Burton, Ryan, do for Rom
NEW HAyEN-Ar 24th, schs Ma, Queen, eott.
Bangor loI New YorE Golden Rule, Solyesier, Ban
gor; Bay state, Long. Calais
PROVlDENCE-Ar 25th, sehs Isis. Bullock BAN
sOIS AN Cniei SHOW, locklauu5 rIOheOJ th"ieb hoH
Ellsworth.
Ar 18th, sch Fred Warren Robinson, Bangor.
Cid 2ith brig Marshall Dutch. Coonbs Baltimore.
] NEW BEDFORD-Ar 25th, sch N Il Hall, Muir
ply, Calais.
HOLMES HoLE--Ar oath, schs Harriet Fuller,
willard, New YORK for Boston Georgiana, from
Middetown tor Calais.
Ar 25th, schs Johd Mitchell, Snow, Shulee Ms, TOR
New York; Carrie Spoford, Thomp on, Bangor
New Haven; Adriana, Eastn an, Gardiner ior New
York: Neva. Dex er, Shuee Ms tor Bridget OFT, CT;
Margie, Woodbury., Cutler Tor philadelphia; kosan-
nah Rose. Bui CESS, Calais tor New Bedford; Mont
rose Williams, do TOR New London. ft.i
B0STON-Ar 25th, schs Hamburg, Sprague, from
Philadelphia; Martin W Bates, Mcfarland, George
town, DC: Solon, Perry. Rockland. al Il Ea...s
I'D 25th, barque Norah, formerly scbrl Gibbs,
Marseilles :; sets Onward, BUNKER. Cape Breton; {;
Della Kinds, Wells, Calais Earl, Wentworth, Ban
gor; Alnomak Haskell, Rockland. Hs ....
Ar l6th, scbs Besey q Eliza, ewbury, Calais; (;
Yantic. Monroe, Bangor Martha, Crediford, Ken
nebunk.
AR Nth. sch Julia, Ingals, Eastp0rt.
Cid 2lth, schs Il ATthemius, Gates, Shulee, Ms
Chas w Holt, Hart, Wilmington.
SALEM-Ar 23tb, schs Troubador, Rand, CALAIS;
Jane Woodbury., Snow, and Tarry Not. Pitcher. Inn
l;angor; A Weld. Hutchins, Bangor tor Norwalk
Col Bolton, Higgins, Bangor. u ~ arf.
DANVERS-Ar 22d, sch Brilliant Pool. Bangor
25th, Franklin, Coates, Calais; Boxer, Sutton and
Erie, Kills, Bangor.
GLOUCEsTEii-Ar 25th, sch Yantic, Deland, TN
Portland. .- t.r- -..
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tFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT ]

tFk0M OUR CORRESPONDENT
BOOTBAY, July 20-Ar, schs Fanny Elder. Shea,
Boston tor Bangor; Enterprise, Sesvey. Boston Tor
Frankfort; Red r bin, Howard. Cutler for Boston;
abigail Il aynes Bellaty. Lynn tor Ellsworth; Anna
Elizabeth, french, Salem Tor Bangor; Fannie Bar
ney, Dunton, Bath tor Rocklanr
July 21-Ar. brig Amos Nj Roberts, Doak Phila-
delpha tor Rockland.
July 25-Ar, brig A r Larrabee, Carlisle, Boston
for Bangor; sch Levant, Smith. do for do.
July 26-Sld, sch Old Chad McClintock, ior Bay
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28

CHOLERA, DYsENTERY. DIARRHEA, &c.
The best article ever offered to our citizens for
the certain cure of the above diseases, is MA.
SONS CHOLERA MIXTURE" One dose will
satisfy you of the fact. You need not suffer
ten minutes. 1t will give you relief at once by
follow ing the directions. Hundreds of our cit
lzens will testify to the fact. Every family
should have it in their possession. Price so
cents. Prepared only by Edward Mason,
Apothecary, Middle street, Portland. 50 3
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28
Business Items.

SAVE and mend the pieces, use "Spalding's
Cline"
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28
SEVERE Acc1DENr.-Mr. Aaron Wilkinsor

SEVERE AccIDENT.-Mr. Aaron Wilkinson,
watchman at the P. s. & P. depot, while en-
gagged yesterday in firing up an engine was
very severely burned on the arms and hands.
He had can of naptha in his hands and was
pouring it on the wood in the locomotive in
order to expedite the fire, when the can burst,
throwing the fluid all over both of his arms
and hands, which Immediately caught fire.
He attempted to extinguish the flames on one
Of his arms by passing his other hand over it,
but in SO doing he scraped off all the skin of
the arm. He was attended to by DR.. Green,
who dressed his arms, and he is in fair way
to recover
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28

HARPER's BAzAR.-The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fessenden
Brothers, Lancaster Hall. This journal of
Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is a
welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28

The PEARLY GATEs.-Pure white teeth and
sweet breath, issuing like perfume from the
rose, through pair of lovely lips, are, as
Shakespeare says, San excellent thing in wo-
man," To keep the "pearly gates" of the
mouth always spotless and the breath always
fragrant, it is only necessary to use the Sozo-
don't daily.
"Spalding's Glue" always up to the sticking
uUfIIJ.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28

The CONGRESSIONAL REcEss.-The following
circular signed by all the Republican mem
oers OF Congress was promulgated in Wash
ington last Saturday j foa IsIl y.
congress naving taken recess until the Dist
OF September, it is therefore understood that
It shall not be deemed incumbent upon the
EePublican members to attend unless thew
shall be notified that their attendance is nee
essary, by the Hon; Edwin d. Morgan, Chair
mittee on the part of the Senate. and Hon
robert Q. Schenck, Chairman of said Commit
tee on the part of the House; said notice to be
given on or before the 10th of September next
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28

May 81. lat N, Ion 2s W, ship Garnet, from Bos-'
ton tor Bombay. ... rr.r.
June ., lat $40 5, Ion 20 10 W, ship Golden HorD,
rom London for Melbourne 8 - t.-,4
June IL, lat "a 10 N, lon 81 so w. ship Belle Creole
from New York for Melbourne.
June Is. lat SO o1 N, Ion "A W. ship Pontiac from
New York Tor san Francisco.
Joly IL lat 81 N, Ion I3 W, ship VIM Woodbury.,
from Liverpool July Tor New York
July is, lat Al SO. Ion 81 10, brig Winfield from
Caibarien for GIeenock. -uI
July 90 Barnegat NNW 20 miles, brig George W
Chase, from Baltimore for Portland. - u =
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THE ADVERTISERS LITTLE QUERY.-We
were present at the dinner in honor of Hon.
j. B. Brown, to which it would seem the Ad-
vertiser was not invited, and therefore state
upon our own responsibility that Rev. Mr..
Fem retired almost immediately, after officiat-
ing,-further that there was no wine upon the
table and no toast so much as proposed, while
he was present. E..E,s.. .ss .. &c. .. 4, E
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28

PANORAMA OF THE WAR.-We are happy to
announce that this splendid series OF historic
paintings of the prominent battles and incl
dents OF our late war will be exhibited at
Deerlng Hall, Wednesday evening, at O'Clock.
The press of New York and Boston have with
out exception endorsed this exhibition as one
OF the most attractive and interesting Of its
kind ever brought before the public, not only
for the truthfulness of its sketches of the bat
ties ana scenes represented, but for the artistic
execution OF the paintings, endorsed as they
are by all the prominent Generals of the war,
and their thrilling and dramatic presentment.
The paintings are delineated and explained by
Miss sallie Brownson Goodrich, who has won
the praise OF the press everywhere for her elo-
quent and forcible delineations and her i'm
pressiye delivery. =ss ...-....-.
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IMPORTS.

ST JOHN. NIB. Sch Deiorest-lO0,0OO feet
boards and blanks, to Miller: 25 tons pig ron
Portland Rolling Mills. ...
SHELBURNE, Ms. Sch Oceola-4O 600 fl lumber
40 otis cod fish, 10 doz eggs. Pitcher, Weed g Co. 3
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28

STEEL RAILS FOR Railroads.&c. is now
generally believed that at no distant day the
use of iron rails in the construction of rail-
roads will be abandoned, and steel ones adopt
ed as a substitute. Their superiority over iron
rails in durability will be readily admitted; /;
while the additional security to life and prop
erty which they afford, commends their gener-
al use to the consideration of our railroad
managers. The intense severity of the past
winter demonstrated most clearly that iron,
even of the best manufacture, cannot with
stand exposure to the elements, while the test
given steel proves that it cam The original
cost of iron, it is well known, is not SO great as
steel; but when used for railroad purposes, is,
in the end, far more expensive, when it is re-
membered that rail of steel, costing but little
more than double that of iron, will last more
than ten times as long as an iron rail- We
have been led to these remarks ON hearing
that the Erie railroad company had contract
ed for immediate use, the enormous quantity
Of 5000 tons of steel rails, portion of which
have arrived, the remainder to be delivered
during this summer. 1t is proposed by the
company to relay at once such portions of its
line as are subjected to the greatest service,
but ultimately to dispense with iron rails alto
gether. The work of substituting steel rails
mas already been vigorously commenced, and
the lhdlcations are that by the return of win
ter the work will be completed, and the whole
line placed in tho most thorough condition, in
suring safety, dispatch, and the utmost regu-
lar1ty in the running of trains
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28

A SUaGEsTIoN.-The name of Gen. Ander-
son, we understand, is to be presented to the
Democratic district convention, as candidate
for Congress. He is certainly entitled to the
nomination. He is no trimmer, but always
speaks out boldly and frankly just what he
thinks. He made no secret of his hostility to
the war for the preservation of the Union.
He is a representative man Of the party, and
will get the votes OF those who always vote
the Democratic ticket, and that is all any
Democratic candidate can do this year. We
realize that the Democrats of this district are
in situation that demands sympathy, and if
any valuable suggestions like the above occur
to us we shall give them in frieudly way, sin
cerely hoping that we don't intrude."
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28
NE W SPRING BED.

WARRANTED to be the best ever introduced.
w Call and see 1t at DRESSER q Cas-, 220 Con-
gress st, or on j. III COOK, Gen Agent 232} Congress
st. Agents Wanted. j,aSdIf
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28
FOR EIGN PORTS

At Hong Kong May 2s, barque Robert Porter, Cur
tis Manila. to load Tor London or Liverpool At
$i4j gold pr ton tor sugar and hemp.
Sid May is. barlue Nellie Abbott Jordan, Sws.
tow; 27th, ship Ellen Hood, Kiiby, Manila, TO load
New YORK or Boston at Si2 gold ior sugar and $13
lor hemp. lnfral suE -rrfHHs HH--H
At Singapore June 9Th, barque John Wooster,
Knowles from Hong Kong, ar 5th. l.--.
Sid i'm Manila May IL, ship Sumatra, Kinsman'
New York
At Calcutta 18th ult ships Tennyson, Graves, and
Winged Hunter. Small, for Boston; whitney,
Bckneil. fo- Rangoon, to load rice for Europe at
GA IS: Darque Frances, Kelley, for New York.
At BON ay 10th ult, ships Smla, Potter, for New
York; John Watt, Poole, for rice port Arabia,
Hinckley from Liverpool; and others.
Sid TN Leghorn 18th ult. barque Ibis. Crabtree,
for New York.
In port 9Th, barque Florence Peters, Hooper. for
Boston and others.
Gibraltar-Towed through the Straits 9Th, brig
Nellie Clifford, Ltteheld. from Palermo ior New
York.
At Fayal 9Th ult, brig Maria White. Bryant, unc;
and others .- ~ az
tor New York Aug 1. ttA - f-I
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28
State News.



Mr.. A. H. Small, cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank of Lewiston, died at the residence
of his brother-in-law, in Newry, SATURDAY.
morning. He was native of Westbrook.
The Lewiston Journal says the amount of
building in progress in that city and Auburn
is greater than that of any season in their his
tOry. t.-R erE'ft
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[Per City OF Paris. at New York;

Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, Europa. Tucker, from
Matanzas. fT r.rrF III -r-'ff |.fIEFT
Cid 14th. Mary G Dyer, Wellington. Baltimore;
Jane Bishop, Kerr, Montevdeo.
York. ~ E Fa0- .nft7 7h-a 7atstH
I Sid fun Deal 14th Charlotte Littlefeld. Nichols,
iron Shieldsl for Rio Janeiro. 49,.
OFF Sandgate 14th. Josie Mildred, Herman, from
Philadelphia for Rotterdam. u ta r1lro
Off Beachy Head 18th, Clara, Nickes, from Got
tenburg lor Boston.
Sid I'm Cardiff 18th, McGilvery, Nickels, Monte
video. anA Ht 81. W '''I --.li
Ar at Sunderland 18th. Hudson, Potter Antwerp.
Ar at Whtstable 18th, Sancho Panza, Baker from
Alloa. ~
Ar at Bombay. VIM NJ Reed, Stinson, Liverpool;
L B Gichrist. Watts, do. C v i y Tf
Ar at Madeira 9Th inst, j NJ wiswsll, Leekie, from
Tenerife.
Bordeaux-Sld fm Royan 18th inst, John II Ken
nedy, Sellman. New Orleans.
Sid I'm Flushing 10th inst, Hudson, Potter, for
Sunderland.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28

line Vienna Presse has the following an
ecdote: "One of the principal citizens of
Prague is certain Dr. N well known for
his eccentrieity. The Doctor headed a denn-
tation to the Prince Napoleon on his recent
visit, and commenced his harangue by saying:
I had rather address your Imperial Highness
IN bad French than in good German, and
WISH You TO understand that 1 am not here
IN merely lor the sake of saying have spoken to
ince Napoieon' Here the Prince interrupt
gu nim oy saying, laughingly: 4 understand
perfectiy; you have had the kindness to come
here In order that might have the honor of
saying have spoken to Dr. N-pn f M
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28
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The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28

CANNED CoRN.-Mr.J. w. Jones, who has
been engaged for about % years in putting up
meats, fish, berries, corn, &C., in hermetically
sealed cans, is now erecting large establish
ment in Westbrook, about a mile and half
from Morrill's Corner, for the purpose of car
rying on the canning business in its various
departments, and especially for putting up
corn. The building is 100 feet long by 45 wide,
and three stories high in 'front.' with a large
attic There is also to be building for husk-
Ing, and several loading houses. A large uum-
Der OF men are employed in making cans, hav-
ing already on hand about half million. The
season for putting up corn is near at hand, and
Mr.. Jones has 14,000 acres growing. He en-
ployed at his establishment in Westbrook dnr-
ing the corn packing season, about 500 persons.
de also has an establishment at Bridgton,
Fairfield, Yarmouth and several other places,
where he employs about 1000 more.
Mr.. Jones is live man, carrying on an inn
mense business in which he gives employment
to thousands of persons, each of whom is well
and promptly paid. We only wish we had
many more such men in our city or vicinity
Persons who go out come in on the Wind
ham road, cannot fail to have noticed the ele-
CANT mansion of Mr.. Jones, near which is his
canning establishment.
Mr.. D. w. Hoag. who has been in the en-
ploy OF MIR. Jones for sixteen years past, has
charge of the establishment at Westbrook.
The success of Mr.. Jones is attributable, in a
large measure, to the ability skill and faithful
ness of the men in his employ.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28
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The only relis BILE remedy for those brown dscolor-
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The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28


A New MOVEMENT AGAINST RoME.-A ca
Bile dispatch gives some rather startling intelli-
gence concerning new movement by the Gar
ibaldians, the primary purpose of which seems
to be tie blowing up of the new and formid-
able notifications around the city. The
evidence, however, is not very strong. rest
ing chiefly upon the substitution by the
Liberals of a black shirt for the red, with the
letters "V.s M" Vengeance for Montana,
embroidered in white on the breast, the murder
of two Papal sentinels, an ambiguous note
from Garibaldi written some time since and
sensational article in the Gazetta dItalia pub
Nshed about the same time. The Pope is bet
yer prepared for war than he was last summer.
dis army comprises 8 generals, "a chaplains
ana Eva officers, thus divided as to nation
allty: 464 Italians, 129 French, SO Swiss, 10
Germans, 20 Belgians, 9 Dutch and English.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28
and Vicinity.
New Advertisement. this D.v.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.

Caucus Notices.
A Graduate Of Harvard.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28

ITO SMALL FAMILIES, four tene-ept, m New
Block on Hanover street, below Portland street.
Rent reasonable 10 good tenants
Apoly to ALEORD DYER,
jy2Sltf 27 MarLet souare m .t.,r.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28

Portland, July "a. ises. .-di awsw
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28

1HE ATEk FROM SEBAGo An Anxious
Housekeeper" writes as follows: "I notice
your remarks in relation to waterfall good
except as 10 the time, say, January, 1869. Our
streets are mostly laid on the hardest granite.
"A thousand men from to-day until January
next could not lay the pipe from Bramhall
Hill to City Hall. But Fly swift around We
wheels of time.'" Our correspondent is clear
ly wrong. She must have faith. While the
first steamship was crossing the Atlantic it was
being proved by savant that no vessel ever
could Gloss. Before the .anxious housekeeper,'
gets fairly at work proving that the thing can't
be done, Lake Sebago-a body of water that
Undine would have chosen for residence,
had she known of it's existence-will be on
very friendly terms with Portland
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SrRiNGDALE, iowa, April Is, 1868.
Editor Adceytisc.: During my visit 10 Upton
last week, became apprised of certain fact
that can hardly credit and which ask you
to explain. have lived in springdale 10 years
and during that time have bought all OF my
Dry Goods in Muscatinc and Iowa city, for
cash, and Thought was buying them cheaper
than they could be bought ut any other point
in Iowa, hut last week bought a bin Of gooda
nj the :,e.' stare Of Cobb 4 wetzei. in Upton,
that bought them twenty-five per cent. lower
than the same goods could be bought i'm Mus
e CO Tine For instance; bought dress pattern
one OF my neighbors purchased the very same
goods in Muscatine, for which he paid sixty
mere that Cobb 4 wetsei asked d me ia, Der
yard, bought the week before In Iowa City for
SaW per yard Now; M Editor. would like
land town, are enabled to compete with our
railroad and river towns? This is q mystery I
cannot ,, solve and which ask you " explain,
profess little knowledge In dry goods, yet We
think the reasons plain why goods can be
bought In Upton as cheap as in our larger
towns. Our merchants buy their goods in the
Eastern markets and get them ms low as any
ono. Freights to Upton are no higher than to
Muscatine, while rents, clerk hire and expense
of living are fifty per cent lower in Upton than
In our larger towns. Also. "Farmer" should
remember that the firm of Cobb & Wetzei spo-
ken Of, are just entering business with an en-
tire new stock, every article having been
bought at the lowest market price, which they
are selling for cash, with no expense OF clerk
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A freight car loaded with goods was
ccnsumed by iirs at Waverly, last Fri
day. A brakeman's pipe did the job.
"A yosng lady In Eddyviile takes the
editor Of the Transcript to task for using
the word ''diaper" In his paper. She
dom say where she uses the word.
"A child Of William Kadlaeck's of
Maquoketa, fell In . pail of hot water,
while its mother was washing, aud was
sealded 20 death on last Saturday week.
II "A Dutch man ut Mnscatine the other
day found . cartridge. Not knowing
what it was, he proceeded to break it
open with q Ratchet. He found out.
The queer thing explosle:. aud took off
his thimb and forefnger. e .-s
The West Union Gasette says that
Michael Rapp, of Windsor, In that
county, was recently made the happy
father Of three bouncing boys at one
birth, whose aggregate weight amount
ed to D pounds and 0 ounces, and 1t
wasn't q good day for babies either. The
Gazette don't say whether they intend
to drown any Of them or not.
The Oskaloosa Herald says that in the
matter Of corn growing, Iowa is now
the fourth State in the Union. Illinois
stands first on the list, with . product of
lO6, 0s4 90 bushels; Indiana comes next
with 50, 757, 600 bushels; Ohio stands
third with 81, 900, 900 then comes young
Iowa with her &, 1893 600 bushels. In
an agricultural point OF view, Iowa will
yet be the first State in the Union.
"A little four year old girl at Wash
ington, named Twiggs, exclaimed the
other day, ''Oh, feel bad MI over" and
sank down on the lounge dead.--A
little child named Stephenson, In the
same place, upset cup of hot coffee into
its bosom and was 80 badIey scalded that
il Is feared she cannot recover.--A mer-
camille peddler named J. T. Miller,
danced all night at Washington last
week, and died Of heart disease next
morning. The chickens and turkeys
of Washington county are attacked with
a disease that takes them while well
aud kills them as dead as = door nail in
five minutes.
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