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-Rvenis. star of feti. in.,. .ny.,

ENeHhnS rtssr OF fotE INST. GEysG
.REPRoDucIIOSs--In copying the suh-aldcd a
Gle tom the Argus, we Nigh reiterate the staten
made By US the other day, coinneniatory OF ilet
eellence OF Mr.. 2. coal. The coal herein n
more partieu drfy referred TO we have not as Yeti
pie sure of trying, but when the editorial cal
made asmats must bel We are not only pre- d
posed but decidedly Inclined TO carry Out theA
Sested suggestions OF our contiguous neighb0rs:
We reproduce from the columns of the Press
following, so mach 10 The point and tie wrll
conviction coinciIing Wit our own conclusions
such degree that any cGInmeat additional or cd
rial seems unnecessary:
CHEAP CoAL.-rhat eight dollar coal Of Poors
capital article, eithert for stOyeOr open crate '
have tried IL IN bo'iF ansph mo be excellent
the open CRATE IL burns fueiy, and throws out "a
heal. &Iltose who have tried II agree with us in
opinion, and those no have no win agree With
after they have tried II. Mr.. Po1r keeps all The
rleties OF c9a ami eau suit the sishss Of custome
I'm referriag 10 Ihe tbSvc, "a Is hnri
necessary for ME 10 add IA word, Only
snesiicn, thnt the % more particularly
ferrea to coaIo in its extensive sale,
much so, us-to compel duplication.
above intimaied, fully appreciated !
many and doubtless inrse numbers
yet GLADLY make Il, acquaintance, Ii
solicited.
Jos. Ill. POOR.
266 COml.,
January 80. eodtt -.
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Il Or. A. BAYLEY'Slid4z9G.
Itch & Salt Rheum Ointment.
A SURE CURE FOL

ITCH, SALT RHE IN, OLD SORES, CHILD
8 BLANES. ULCERS ITCHING PILES,
and Az Eratpttons Of the Sl:in, Of 1hat-
g. #-.f- -.A-i-a- erss.l aGtttre.
r..sf DR.. A. BAYLEY, Proprietor, PHILADELPHIA.
Price IS cents. ". w. WHIPPLE 6 CO.,
nov2seodtfsN General Agents. /.
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Portland & Kennebec Railroad {
Seizure oG Goods.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ seElbed goods were seized at this port on
days hereinafter mentioned Tor violation Of the r
enue Laws: -a TT
= Now !, 1851. at appraisers Rooms, ~ BOT
Brandy Nov, II, 1861, on Fore ST., eases G
Nov. rs, 1861, on board Steamer Carl0ttl, tot
Brandy; Dec. 9, 1861, on board Steamer Chs
bottles Whisky; Dec. 3, 1851, at Cane Elizabsll
Dbl. Molasses: Jaa. 10, 1865 on board Ste,n
Cariotta, bottles Brandy; Jan. II, 1908, on G
merciai ST., bGL Whisky; Jan, 25, 1865, On Be
brig Lena Thurlow, kes Tariariuds.
ANY person or persons claiming the same are
guested to appear and mako such claim within 'vt,
days from the date hereof, Otherwise the said u
will be disposed OF in accordance with theActs ofC
gress in such cases made and provided.
......-, "a. ISRAEL WASHBCitN, JR
49, C0,lecta
Portland, Ian. 81. 1868. dlaW3W
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supreme 3, = ..yuaicinI Cour,.

JANUARY TERM-APPLEToN, j., PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-In the case Of Charles P. Knapp &
ais. '. John r. Hall & als.-an action 10 recover
$500, alleged to have been sent by plaintiffs through
the Eastern Express Company to Portsmouth, N. H.,
Of which Company defendants are propristors, anu
not to have beendeliyered at Portsmouth-the jury
returned verdict for deiendants plaintiffs fled
motion to set aside the verdict, and trial.
Sweat-lngraham. g. issclI -s@@ N.sWebb.H
No. PAL. Bartlett A. Merrill v. John johnson.
Action of replevin to recover a horse. Az -
The case was argued by Mr.. A. A. Strout for de-
PENDANT, and by Mr.. Yinton Tor plaintiff AT er it
was given to the jury Court adjourned. " f''e = 80
aVinton-Dennett. ..r Shepley g. strout
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THE Star complains Of the weather when
the sun is shining as pleasantly as in Septem-
Der. The weather is just as liable to change
now as it was when there was skating on the
frog pond. Now you see it and now you don't
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SAMUEL f. CoBB has received lots Of new
pieces of music at his music store No $50
4Congresslstreet.- He has very large assort-
nent1of toys for children, besides all kinds of
musical Instruments Pictures, picture frames
and merchandise generaliyyou win find at
his store, and he is selling at very low figures
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Marriage and Celbacy-Dr. Houghton.
AUCTION CoLUMN.
Offee Chairs, &c. NJ. Patten & Co.
II q NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN. IT,
New Base tor Artificial Teeth-Dr. johnson
Seizure OF Goods-I. .Washburn, Jr.
New Figs Sawyer.
Ladies' Cloaks-C F, Thrasher 4. Co
Oranges-Sawyer. '-----.--
Bridgton Academy--T. H. Mead. 1srz o.,
Figs-Allen. ~ 20 = = ks0-s
Annual Meeting P. & x, Railraad Co
Guava Marmalade-Auen
Partner Wanted-A. j. Cox & Co. s-fsi
Turkish Prunes-Alleu
Corns-Dr J. Briggs & Co.
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:, FRUITS, &c--,Allen, at No. II Exchange
street, has received a prime lot of Messina
ORANGES, fresh and nice; Turkish prunes, fresh
and cheap; and figs so cheap that everybody
eau have them. He has also a large lot of
GuaYa marmaladeiust i'm nnrted
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Germs J Copzas !

- 4L& ~ Eal ~ - II
briggs. CURtTIYE for Corus, BuniS
-D kngfoSsjnx Nails EEO-Ied Feet, a
suTpasses all oiber remedies. No more pain
Corn; no more seepiess Uighis from Bunion.;
more limping from Int.row1h = Nails. Briggs 6,
i've does not eat or birn, but soo;hos, soIienst
! by mail. Tcand 81. DIR. j. BRl GGs & Co,
J4n3ldiy --s.s 80. 2ee Broadway, New Yofl
DAkTSER " AIMED "A smart business N
Il witha few hundred dollars in hand. 10 tal
half interest in good reliable business long est
ilshed, paying weH. and with the best OF reierent
Apply to A. j. COX & co Real Estate and Gent
Business A gents, S51l Congress ST. Ian31JlW
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1900 - =. - 70
Turner's Tic pOaioureux. or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, is a safe certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest cases completely and permanently cured
In very short time. Neuralgia in the face or head
is utterly banishel in few hours No form oil nerv-
GUS disease withstands its magic influence. ,Ithas
the unqualified approval of many eminent physi-
Clans Il contains nothing injurious to the most del
lcate system. Sold everywhere. Ssnt on receipt OF
~ and two postage stamps. TURNER Il Co, 40
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprietOls.
9 For sale by W. f. Phillips e. Co., Portland, Me Z
July ls. eod&w1ysn 10 = Itsga
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Browns Bronchial TrOGhes

Having direct influence to the parts, giving imme-
date relief. For 1sronchiris, Asthma, Gas
tarrh, COnsunapfive and ThrOat Diseases,
Troches are used with always good success.
SINGERS amt PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them
TO clear and strengthen the voice. fF fNfftS
Obtain only Crowns Bronchial Troches" and do
not take any OF the Worthless limitations that may
be offered. Sold Everywhere. nOl3d&w 3n sN
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SMITHS BAKERY.-Some twenty-five years
ago Dir. w. J.. Smith came to this city and was
| engaged by Mr.. Charles Blake as "A ldriv-
er, in whose employ he continued for
about five years. He then, in company with
Messrs. J. Pearson, J, +. rapfey and B. s.
Scammon, started a bakery on Willow street,
on the site now occupied by w. c. Cobb
This partnership continued about two years
when two of the members of the firm, viz
Messrs. Tapley and Scammon, withdrew since
which time, up to the time of the fire. the we'll
known firm of Pearson 8 Smith carried on
the baking business on Willow street. nearly
opposite where they first commenced. Dur
ing this whole time there has not been an UNI
pleasant word passed between them or an UNI
| kind thought entertained. BY close applica-
ton to business, fair and honorable dealing,
they soon Obtained large patronage, and no
Arm in the city more fully enjoyed the conf
dence and esteem of the public than this. Sd
AT the time of the great-fire they had an ex-
tensive bakery with all its appurtenances and
large stock Of flour, all which were destroy
ed and on5which they had but $4,000 insurance.
Their actual nett loss was not less than Sl2,-
900. Besides an this Mr.. Pearson had. been
rendered almost helpless by stroke of paral-
ysis from which he was but just recovering
With, what means they had lett and the sym.
pathy and confidence of all these with whom
they had transacted business they CONNIE need
rebuilding before the bricks had become cold.
When they had got the walls of their building
nearly up it was decided by the City govern
ment to extend Pearl street through Willow
street, making it of uniform width. This de-
cision rendered it necessary for Messrs. Pear
son 81 Smith to stop operations, take down
their building and commence elsewhere.-
They purchased the bakery of Mr.. r. Kent
and resumed a portion of their former bust
mess, that of manufacturing crackers for the
trade. They remained there about one year
when circumstances rendered it necessary for
them to relinquish the business and dissolve
co-partnership that had existed for fifteen
years without ripple " .....'... 5...
Mr.. Smith not feeling content to retire from
active business, purchased a lot near the
Westbrook end of Tukey's Bridge, on which he
hasserected building 81 feet long by 40 wide
and stories high, where he is putting in the
most approved machinery for manufacturing
crackers, which will be in operation in few
weeks. Over the bakery is very neat hall,
81 feet by 40, which is to be occupied by Roam
oke Lodge Of Good Templars and for regular
meetings, concerts, &c. 1t is to be dedicated
with appropriate ceremony and entertain
ment on Wednesday evening next. We have
said this much of Mr.. Smith as tribute to in
dustry, honesty and benevolence.
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is thebsst article known to preserve the hair 1t will
a. --...-f positively restore .4,.s
Gray Hair TO lis Original Color, md
'~''-'f t~'~ Promote. its Growth,
~ Is an entirely scientific discovery, eombiu
ing. many Of the m 5st powerful and restoratiy
agents in be Vegetable kingdom. a.- b. ........
&AI MAkcs the E1air smooth md Glossy,
- and does n0tsiain The skin.
IT Is REcoMsfENDED AND USED BY THE
~ - u. 4EIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY IL
FOR sale BY all Druggists, Price S1.0O.
psn,a,a.. HALL. q Co.J Nashua N. fl
january 3. eod&weoy1msS 10. - a4..-
.4'S4'---. r.15. ~ III .4-..- .s.L.s ..-
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is The best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-H armless Reliable,
instantaneous No Dp9intnent. No ridiculous
tints. Remedies the i'll effects Bad DYES Invig-
crates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
browR. Sold by all Druggists and Perlumers; and
properly applied at Batchelor's Wig Factory l6 Bond
Street, New York jan1isNdly
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A correspondent of the Lewiston journal
says the young ladies Of Boothbay, to the mum.
Der of ten, asserted the privilege Of the season
by taking as many young gentlemen to Dam
ar,iseotta, for ride and dinner on the 22d inst.
They drove, ordered the oats-one of them II
is said, sixteen quarts and omitted nothipe
within the boundary Of their rights : =
A little son of Mr.. Anderson, of Southport.
was drowned in the river, near his house r Fl
week, while sailing his boat.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
observation-disclosures

NOR SALE to the trade by the Ea,e. 100 Bales
II Supertne Cotton Irvine, for Herring Pobagep.
and Mackerel-fue ncs.; these twines Siade ADORE
The ordinary quality.
AN. NET & TWINE CO., 43 Commercial s..
ia29llaw3m sS BOSTON.
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M0seI Proprietors,

Hotel proprietors who are subscribers TO tho
Daily Press, or who become so by sending their
names and the pay for one years subscription
to the office, can have their name, the name
and location OF their hotel published in the
Press under the head OF HOTEL DIRECTORY
once week, during the continuance of their
subscription without CHARGE 8H&r
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PREoBscoy, ,eoUNTy

Bangor is actively forwarding the railway
enterprise in which she is interested. On the
one hand she proposes to loan her credit to tne
Piscataquis road for $4,000 mile. instead of
SiOo,000 in all; on the other she proposes to
abandon her lien on that part of the European
end North American railway from VIM to
the boundary, accepting instead clean mort
gage Of the road from Bangor to Winn. Both
these measures will facilitate the construction
of the roads, Legislation is asked for these
purposes, and also to authorize change in the
connection Of the two roads from Milford to
OIdtoWn ~f '''it-'4-
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= N. b. CONTINUED THE Ladies' of Mission
Lodge, I. %. c. T., will continue their levee
this afternoon and evening. at their new hall,
Deering's Bridge, Westtrook. All, the prizes
will be drawn tonight rQ~z
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!. TO MOTHERS,
DON'T Use Anything Else !
why Suffer from Sores ?.

When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
You can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Barns, Scatds, Chapped Ho.ds, Sprains. Cats,
Woueds and eoery 'tonlptaint Of the Shia. Try il
as IT costs but 70 cents. Be sure to ask Tor ! -
ta. H0te's ATaica. Ointment, : !: Z = :.
For sale by all druggists, send your address and
IS centsto o. p. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston. Mass
anu a receiVe u Dox ny return mail. W. f. Phillips &
TO-, agents LOT Name: ,'t-F~ npril261ysn
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7 A. q. CoELIss has a splendid assortment Of
fancy goods, iewelry, clocks, toys &c, at his
store No. 5f7 Congress street, under Mechan-
les Hall. AT this place clocks and ewclry
are neatly repaired and warranted.
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Thnradsy, January 30.
ARRIVED. 80
Lass, DuntDn, Westport -.

Thursday, January IN
ARRIVED. =, 80
Sch Yankee Lass, Dunton, westport. -.
CLEARED.
Brig Lena Thurlow, Corbett, Matanzas-Ir con,o
and Jonas Ii Perley. u lame
SALED-Brigs Mary c Mariner p,,o,o,, aud
W Drlsko; schs Walton, and Rrby CO. s,,,ba ,V
ION I ksssa,rnsy, f0m Calais for do; Frek FISH and
mo; rasn Tom Wisessset Tor do ice Gould.
W. e'o"h DCi Gen Grant, Tor Boston. z =
=, pen Maine Law, Capt johnson, was seized at Will
;nie 1 81 INST in obeiience.t1 orders from Wash
ngion The cause is not known. but itis supposed
% be case OF smuggling - =
.--t-- .rt- ~ DISASTERS. ....-..a 4
Sch W Wellington Coombs, I'm Boston for 3; ooks-
VILE put IN to Gloucester 2sth, Tor repairs, having
struck on Londoner Rock. @ .TaI + ! -
Barque Addie Decker, which drove ashore near
Vera Cruz. has become total wreck. Alarge art
OF her cargo was saved.
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.3AkGBuSiuesS Items. tC
1880 11s.s '-s1 ili..l1 i---+--ff r 800
The BUSIEST PLACE IN TowN-Totld's hair
dressing rooms, cornero of Middle and Exchange
Streets y ll'- siif@G .e--1a ! - jsn2875t e
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The more we look at those beautiful chro-
mos at Geyer & Co.'S, the more are we filled
with wonder that such magnificent pictures
can be afforded SO low This is the first OPP
portunity our citizens have had Of inspecting
really nice lot. of foreign gems in our city,
and we trust that all will avail themselves of
this chance to improve their knowledge of
Arr . s--~+ - --t-s-% s--l =
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- lAIIu AT u1SVIueT IesuIIlHs Iroh OoIua IN IA
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.

And all disorders resulting from Colds in II
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.
This Remedy does not Dty Up,o Catarrh but
Ltb0S Ems 1t; trees the heat OF all offensive
msi ter quickly removing Bad Breath AMI Headache;
nitnys and sootsses and buraing hent in Co.
tarrh; is SO mild and agreeable in Its effects
that it positively -s3FE % -
CURES WTTH0UT SNEEZING!
As Trochs Powder, Is pleasant TO the taste,
and never nausea es; when swallowed, Instantly
gives to the Throat and vocal organs
Delicious Sensation COolness and
....t.. f.. Comfort % :
Is the Best Voice Tonic in tho world!
Try ia! Safe, Reliable md only IS cents.
Sold By Druggists, or mailed free, address
= u !. COOPER, WILSON s CO.,
~ q" rte+e.f tN7 Propretora, Philadelphia.
w. w. Whipple & Co, Portland. General Agents. Z
Wholesale Agts, Geo. G. Goodwin s. Co; Rust Bros
8 Bird Boston ;eJ. W. Perk So Co. W. F. Philips
SEQ, II. II. Hay, Portland.
Nov li-sNeod&w6m an ~ - T-fs q
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lady Herbert, vino was in the West In
dies at the time of the tornado, has gone back
to England and made magazine story out Of
. ~ ..-..,.
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The DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION of
Connecticut, held at New Haven on Wednes-
day, met for the purpose OF going through
with the form of renominating Gov. English,
and did so with great nnanimity. There were
a few rather amusing incidents in the course
of the proceedings Tho presiding officer Mr..
BabeocE got confused, and in speaking of
Presidential candidate said he was for the
best man whether he be English of Connect
cut, or Hancock, Pendleton or Seymour, ). or
Sheridan, whose bugle blast you have just
heard tgreat sensation -ah. what did say?
Here the righteousness of his position so
much embarrassed him that he subsidized.
After the nomination of English he was
brought into The convention 70 make an ad
dress, but he had put the copy of his writ
ten document, which had been prepared by
his Secretary in his overcoat pocket, and only
recovered it after anignominous search. Il
seems that his excelleney is but imperfectly
acquainted with the English language, not
withstanding his suggestive name. One OF
the reporters says that he spoke of ''voilent
measures" and Of 'tlle subordinary acts"
and arbitrary enaetments" Of Congress- The
resolutions We're of the regulation pattern.
Both parties have now made their nomina-
tions in!Connectieut, and the cauyassing will be
brisk till the 9th day of April when the cleo
ton takes place. The. Democratic majority
last year was 987. & .......... ~.
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q 1 C0tdrrh Can be Cured!
HEAD3CHE relieved, and in fact every disease
Lot the nose and head permanently cured by the
use OF the weh-known remedy,
Raeder's German Snuff! 8
Try It, for It costs but 25c For sale by all dr,,g
gists; or send 35c to o. p. SEYMOUR az Co. Bos-
not, and receivea bex'by return mail. sepldttsN
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4 Hotel Arrivals.

o = 3 Z
az - al COMMERCIAL HOUSE. .s-I. s .r5a :
A Gould. So windham- g W Frost, New Market +,
E Hibbard, Worcester 9 i Beal, do 20
n stevens, Westbrook J Rosscrans, Philadelphia
Bucknell. Fryeburg H W Jones, Skowhegan
eeiaSS asS Ae Sssa h Hssssts,
Bosworth, skoWhegan { Daniels, Plynou ~
s, qSps ssss Aa boston ss%sa TIsSs
G Charles SG do 9fA Kelsey e. vi io 1ss'4n
j Cameron Cameron Southport j Gould, So Paris E''A =
j Cameron, do ia5l-! ] G Rounds, Boston
4 Shackley, Norway Parsons, Readfeld
CITY HOTEL. 'F~e
W B Hill, New York Dinsmore, No Conway
II Jewett, Buckfeld AZ W Stevenson, fryeburg "
8 Rich& J. Brooks L = Bloodgood, Bath
u Wormwell, Bethel 80 1JPEP Parker, Nashua
sla&e We M Ha MeI fs
A Buck, Lewiston - H I Sites, Boston
NO Stevens, Auburn Jsteeleman, Canada =,
s s s Smith a ASgasta Waits. New SVes York
Nasty, Bath W Houston & W, Bangor
i-9u a,iias.et FREBLK HOUSE. 80. ....,,
H G Daley, Bucksports 40 a r Ruggles, Boston D..
Capt Alton, SIS austrian Il N Jones, do r.
aiss H Halnes' go nv Sos5shs tx DO MI
SSHPT Ss Ssiy - TsS!s S sss
j Andrews y W, Nashua j Day, Washington .s .4ss
Q r Aver, Bosron .HA!4A = Guise, New York
c II Jones, Philadelphia ID w sundez, Watdoboro !
! B Ayer, New York Davis, bonneville 54,3
D NJ HAGEN. CambridgeptS A Taylor, Petroleum ,,
W VI Hail. Dixfed FF Hill, Boston.
U. S. HOTEL. -lGoS3 EEB
50 & eaqs ssi Ne 9Ia5 aH6 f fHs3,s DO Dc m
q Clark, do smith, & do 10
q ] Smith, .s do t 7 Merrill, ms. DO .,
j l. Baothby, do Bower, - do st .
y Boothby, ito - H-hi' q II Metiinger, do -.,f
NJ Londhetm- tolE 81 A ID Merrill. Bangor. I.
\ Sherman, do y51,-,a C Watson, Norway s,s a.
g Todd, do i Struchfeld, Ohio rss.
" Keeney, New Jersey II p Smith, Onlan0 ts-
~ II Halliday, sdoC!G ga Baker. Quebec N ss.
y pGy a1 SaasaoE IHeelll9Nay, do as7
. K Greene, Exeter Hia. F Cole, 80 do = .+s.,,
J Gilman, do. nos JP iSweat, BToSnfelda q
L w Hill, Ans do -st., II Leeds, Chelsea s 9a !
4 Trow bridge, n II Bean, Readiold H. 5
i Binder, Conway 7A5s=sM APP Dillingham;, Vale
{ LOOMS, Montpelier j 7 p Estes. Bangor el}- !
Sayery, Fort Kent Runel, Connecticut
J Woods & W, Boston + Wilcox, Vermont
q B Brown, 11o doi--ai- R Weston, Nerway--------
q II Bracket, Montreal M L Pratt, Bath a. ..tr
4 H Cassidy, dc A Lewis, Boothbay s-s@'
Mrs Bools, Brunswick Luscomb Salem e.. /
Kurdish, Wisconsin G II Davis, Cambridge
L A Lewis, Chicago Du tin, Alton e L..
II Mason, Bethel A Reid, do = t-.. q.
w jackson, Gorham G Wetherbee Columbus
q B Emery, do R Roberts, New York /; q
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GENERAL CRAM II DANGER. - II stoficus,"
IN aa,artiele in the London Tines, asserts that
any one whose descent, though in the hun
dredth generation, tan be traced in the male
line to a British parent isl British citizen, and
is subject to al; the duties which attach to that
condition The theory is destroyed by the
d American Interpretation Of what constitutes
citizenship, rs laid down by Gen. Banks. The
writer says: .t- '
i3aE amsle ancestor of General Grant emf
grated TO America at any time since the recog-
milton OF the Independence of the United
States Il say since the recognition OF indie
penaence, because that act was admitted to-
dissolve the allegiance OF the then residents in
the United States) l am afraid the Command
eT-in-Chief of the armies OF the United States
would have no defence to-a prosecution in this.
country at the suitof q common informer for a.
breach Of the Foreign Enlistment Act by the
part he took in the American civil war. 'l-.!
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+ THERE will boa social assembly at Mechan-
les hall this evening, in connection with Ray
mond's dancing school, and a pleasant dance
may be anticipated. See advertisement. "
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Reduction la the Price ihe Dolly Press.
Hereafter the price of the daily issue OF the
Press will be four cents the single copy. 1t
can be had at the. periodical depots and at, the
counting room Of the office.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-31
The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid.

DUBLISHED For the benefit, and az a CAUTION
Il TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Pr nature Decay OF Manhood,
&C., supplying The Means OF Self-Cure. Written by
one who cured himself, and sent receiving
postpaid directed envelope. Address NATHAN
lELMAYFAIR, Brooklyn, n. Y. Also tree, by the
same publisher, circular OF DAISY SWAIN, the
great Poem of the War .r 80,
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