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work descriptive a Washington Ciiy ITS h.h and
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teres its yillanics and corrupons the inside work
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day. tE- send foi Circulars. vita terms, &o. Al
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THE PEERLESS.
GREAT IMPROVE MENT.
The most Perfect Cooking
Stove ever made.
Vas alcarded he First Grand Prize Med-
al al he Paris Exposition, 1867.

For Economy, Durability for Simplicity ID
Management Cleanliness in Cooking, Beauty Of
Design, smoothncas Of Castings and Elegance Of
Finish, il stands unuyauod. Tho subscriber
would inform the pubiio that be L solo agent 70
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OFFICERS:
CLAAEgCHn CLARK. President
'Al sNluhh chairman fiaaHcC saa Executive Com
HESiYp c00KF. vice prrsi8est
hNi'''soN y FAAf, 9cfTfafy sad Ae'HsrS
rbi.compaux. National in 10 character. sners. b
mason e De- large Capital. Law Rates II rrsmlan
aaA NaW Tahirs th mpu aesresle msans q lasar
ns 500 ~ presented ,oth pnbne
The ratrs u' nremsaip heine largely reduced, are
made e. @Yariae At Insurers a. thpse ~ tie bes
Mulaai Companies sai avid sIi me c1mpliostlaas
end unrer@Ialgs 81 Notes niyl8ends. ana the mis-
understandings ptigh te hbsr arc 10 APT 10 eause
ihs Policy Holder
s5rcra bcw sh3 attractive tables AZ no, pfescntsi
Which neea only 60 be understood 90 prove sseeptae
70 tho puhle @ch - Che INCOME. PRODUCING
Policy ana RETURN PREMIUM Policy In hu
lormer he poio5holacr not only seeares lls iusa.
rance, plyebie a doata hui Win roeeve e living al,
tcr prfiod ~ fes yeH- a. asnlai iaa ~ a. e,y
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already have D called % nc special ADVANTAGE - oGet.
Cd b the National Ilfr Ii Anee Company
Circulars rmphl1s apd ful particulars given ~
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NEW ENGLAND GENERAL. AGENCY
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HENRY T. FIELD,
Rattnd County National Rank Rutland VI Special
AFen fog ltaflaud and Bennington COMMITTEES siya2
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WANTED--AGENTS-- To \ + I

KNITTING MACHINE Price sl8 The simplest.
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n AFeatE Address AMERICAN KNITTING Ma
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Errsrs ~ I'ssfh. "a acntltmau who suffered FOR
YEAR, fam Ntreas Debility, Premature Decay, and
t hr effects 81 nthuiind screton, will for the sake
VI sghetiug humanity send free 70 81 who need ifthe
recipe and direction for mskng be simple reuledy BY
Ehlfh be CURED sGifcrcr Wishing 10 profit by he
advertisers sXpfrtcace can DO ~ he addressing iu
perfect confidence, JOHN OGbEN, No. a. Cedar
street, Aew l1rk 81
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Honey, Giycerine. Elder Eiowe F.
Ruguel and Palm

10 Qnality style sud Perfume warranted equal 10 he
English and sold fully ~ PER cant cbeapez which as.
e0unts FOX the graet falling Oh u INC demand III the
foreign soaps, AHd the unprecedented saee "a n q
AMERICAN COMPANY TOILET SOAPS. uow SOFA
ryeFywhere 10 the United States
MtbE0NE, VASHAAGEN a 60 sole Manrrs
PhlE4dFiu1tz and Eayg FarH
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THE PAIENT MAGIC C0NB

WIN color q ay aair permanent black Or brown
sold eNery shere stui hg mai f9F tl,95
Address WM PATTON, Treasurer
Magic l9nb Company, Springfield, Mass
no LhDKs DIR VAs>EUR's REMEDIES GER
tain, harmless. ser1eablei wArrauifd neyer to fail
MoHthis ohsttae,ious, Circuisrs frce Address P. u
Boz lbss PhLaaephIa
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Builders, Shelf and Agricultural

HARDWARE, AVAILABLE IRON GOODS. rock.
Ef CUTLERY, BOfTS, RfYETs. WASHERS,
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, CAEPESrERS' AND
MAsoNs' TOOLS, a.
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aWHEREs THE RUB ER GOODS
~ saasPf - EN&PPk.
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4 pr..a.., b. -. Id. .....l $3.50. NJ.
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All kia4s ~ Carpenters work House ana Carri5rc
Painting done 10 tie best style
r. PERKINS,
Union street, Door East of Court House
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MEMS CALF HAIR-LINED OVER.
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Cash Capital, 100000.
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OFFICERS

Where lhs seaetsi heHuess ~ ne Canpaay l. irna.
ssr.ra sni 9 whi Al seasra correspondence shoad
BE- addrvss9a
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ALL THE GOODS AT KyAPP's
agre saafie3 ths srsi Gfsn3 Ieathes MeAal
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-01
Established June 30, 1862.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, lSunday excepted,l at No. / Printers'
Exchange, Exchange Street. Portland.
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rs Travelling Agent for the PRESS, Daily andWeekly,
ana authorized to appoint local Agents, receive
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The Portland daily press., 1869-03-01

THE CHARAcTER OF LOPEZ ExPOsFD-At
an intsrview with Mr.. Porter c. Bliss some ad-
ditional and important information was OBJ
tanned In regard to affairs in Paraguay, by q
reporter Tp connected with the New York Sun.
Ine most interesting part of his conversation
turned on the character Of the Dictator Lopez,
which proves him to be deserving of ANYTHING
but sympathy from the civilized world. From
this picture OF him he seems to be duplicate
of the most cruel and sensual of the emperors
of ancient Rome. This man about the year
1852 was sent on a mission TO Paris by his IA
tber, where he became enamored of French
woman, the wife OF q surgeon. She was per.
son of great beauty aud imposing appearance,
bnt unhappily fraii, having left her husband
and become Femme de Uile. When Lopez
left Paris, this woman followed him not long
after, and became his mistress in Paraguay
There she had six or seven children, the Oldest
being boy of fourteen, who is noted for being
particularly fat. He has proved himself Sme-
thing OF soldier, however, as he now holds
the rank of captain in his fathers army, hav-
ing rizen from the grade of corporal.
Lopez's French concubine did not become
mistress of the situation, as often happens in
such cases. Her influence over him was not
great, although she was able to be of some
service to Bliss and Masterman during their
imprisonment. She still retains many woman
ly instincts, but seems to have been able to
make little impression on the savage and desS
potic Lopez. He himself is man both beast
ly and cruel. It is said that he is a voluptuary
Of the worst sort, and that the young girls of
any beauty in his dominion are subjected to his
passions. He is Mormon and Turk combin-
ed. In natural disposition he shows the traits
of tiger. The public are led to believe he is
fighting for liberty, and that his banners are
supported by willing followers But nothing
could be further from the truth. He brought
on the war by an endless and impertinent In
terferance in the difficulties of Brazil and
Uruguay, and commenced hostilities himself
with Brazil. He had premeditated the war for
a long time previous, as he had been busy for
months In accumulating arms and ammunition.
Instead of governing by law, he rules his sub
ject by fear, and even his French mistress
would be glad to escape flom him now.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-01
Des,h of WIN. bartlett. smi.b, Esq.

Death of VIM. Bartlett smith, Esq.
Mr.. EDIToR,-Machias has lost by death
one of its best and most useful citizens, Viii.
liam B. Smith, Esq, who died at his brothers
house, in Ellsworth, about nine o'clock, A. M
February 23d. s8
/. Mr.. Smith had heen to Augusta on bust.
ness before a Committee of the Legislature
and was on his return home, stopping with
his brother, George S. Smith. ESQ.,, at Els
worth, when he became sick and died in
three days after the first attack. His wife
and physician weIe telegraphed for at Machi-
as; they arrived only to see him die.
A complication of diseases had been de-
pleting his physical organization gradually,
but very perceptibly to his friends, for two or
three years past, and his sudden death was
not altogether unlocked for, though it came
sooner than was expected.
As husband and father he will be mourned
indeed. His kindness of heart rendered the
inner life, the associations of home, and the
ties Of family affectionate indeed.
As citizen lie was public spirited, gener-
Gus, charitable, willing to work and to do,
sparing not his own to serve others.
A native of Machias he grew with it, was
identified by word and deed in its history for
nearly fifty years. He possessed good in
tellect, clear, quick, perceptive, ready, and by
reading had acquired the information most
sought for by men in general and most appre-
ciated. He was speaking record for his To-
cality.
He possessed singularly appreciative taste
for the beautiful. In flowers, in the fields,
in gardens, in pictures and paintings, in
works of art his perception was often arous-
ed to enthusiastic admiration. Many sur.
prise has occurred at his quick expressions O.
the sense of beauty, symmetry and adapta-
ton, when his external personal appearance
would justify altogether different expecta-
tions.
In his political party he had superior di-
recting power. No man of any party in East
ern Maine possessed and exercised govern
ing infaence SO long as he did. His counsels
healed and subdued and personal animosity
among political associates Was softened By
his suggestions.
He died at the age of sixty-three years
His decease occasions an irreparable loss t,
his neighbors, associates, and the communit,
in general.
He leaves widow and seven daughters.
MAcHIAs, Feb. "a, 1859. .
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KNOW
atan c @ accept and service all final
anG hereby admitted and that aforesaid shall
Witness
e5d3w CROWEII, Resident Manager.
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Terms $500 per ossssns, in adrauce.

points. Thus do these ancient and nr,ro,.;,,,
people foster an interest, now famo,'a
throughout the world.
As the Jersey COW becomes old she fro
quently loses her comely form, her shoulder
blades stand out, her hips project, and the
barrel sways or says. But in youth her ele-
gance is unsurpassed. To satisfy the idea
the head should be small and slender: the
horns thin and curved inwards; the eye full
and gentle; the ear of deep orange color in
side and well protected with hair; the muzzle
smallish and encircled with "a light. almost
white ring; theneck rather long and fat the
chest deep; the barrel large behind; the hips
wide and high the pelvis wide and large the
tail long and thin; the legs and feet small
and the hinder feet wide apart in walking
the milk veins large; the udder should ex-
tend well forward and be on a level with the
belly, and should come up high between the
thighs behind; it should be free from hair and
soft and flexible; the teats should hang
straight, be of medium size, rather wide apart
and the milk should flow easily under pres
sure. e, ,..
Jersey cows are of various colors, but faWn
and white is quite the favorite. The butter
is beautiful golden yellow, both in winter
and summer. its texture is firm, waxy, and
almost too hard in winter. 1t Is always sweet,
unless the food of the COW contains deleteri-
GUS elements, or the cream be tainted, or the
butter improperly made. To family that
require a COW or two tor their own use we
know of no animal that is so sure to be salts
factory and profitable as the Jersey.
sReport on the Agriculture OF the Channel Is
lands, by II. +. Daily, Esq, OF Guernsey published
IN 1859.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-01

Mr. REEDS SPEEcH.-The Somerset Re-
portsr's editorial correspondents writing from
Augusta concerning the debate on capital
punishment:
Mr.. Reed-the coming man of the House.
next spoke against capital punishment. He
not prevent crime In alluding to the use
made of the Bible in support of hanging, he
said 1t had been used to prove the righteous
ness of slavery and the propriety Of intem-
perance, but who believed that it did? Mr..
Reed made one Of the most finished, logical
and condensed speeches we have ever listened
to in the Legislature.
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TO LET.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

To Let with Board.
A S pleasant Front Chamber and Bedroom as
IA can be found in the city; heated by furnace
and lighted by gas; near City Hall, Post Office and
business portion of the CITY,
Address p o Box 1922. ja26eodtf
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Report on the Agriculture OF the Channel Is
lands, by +. f. Daily, Esq, OF Guernsey, published
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lie here have settled down on certain mel

lie here have settled down on certain men
as sure to 60 into the Administration
Among these are General Joseph Holt OF
KY, who is more often mentioned for the
State Department; Gov. Boutwell, Of Mass,
for the Treasury; Edwards Pierrepont OF
New York, as Attorney-General,a and James
F. Wilson of Iowa, in the Interior. These
names are considered as ticketed through
For the other places, Navy and Post Office,
the names of Judge Paschall of Texas, and
Senator Williams of Oregon, those of ex-Gov.
Cox of Ohio, and J. D. Defrees now
Public Printer are given as likely
any one of them-to be called
Gen. Schofeld, every one expects to retain
the War Department, while Horace Greeley
is talked of by many persons as certain OF
either Cabinet position or first class foreign
mission. Gen. Rawlns, the accomplished
Chief of Staff will it is believed have first
class mission, Spain probably, Mexico If that
is other wise disposed of. Col. Adam Badeau
goes to the White House with his chief. Gen.
Eli Parker, every one expects to see placed at
the head of the Indian Bureau. Hon Co
lumbus Delano of Ohio, has been strongly
urged for the Commissionership of Internal
Revenue by the present incumbent, who de-
sires to go out as soon as possible after the
4th OF March. SPECTATOR.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-01

A LII KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
"A neatly and cheaply done at this ofice'
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-01

Letter from wa,hir.,o,.
PORTLAND.

Monday Morning, March l, 1869.
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BOarders and LOdgers

~ErANTED-AGE to 5000 per
! ! ]
month, everywhere, male and female to
introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This Machine will STITCH hem
fell, tuck, quilt cord, bind braid, and en-
broider in most superior manner. Price
only $18. Fully warranted for five years.
We will pay $1,000 for any machine that
will sew stronger, more beautiful, or
more elastic seam than ouIs. 1t makes the
"Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second stitch
can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing it. We pay Agents from $75
to 5000 per month and expenses, or commission
from which twice that amount can be made. Ad-
dress SECOMB & CO., PITTSBURG, PA, or BOS-
TON, MASS, or ST. LOUIS, MO.
CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties palming off worthless cast-iron machines
der the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only
genuine and really practical cheap machine manu-
factured. te1eod13tsTT
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ROardin.

A Nice Suit OF Rooms and single room, suitable
"A for Gent and wife, No 81 High st.
Feb 24dtf a7 ittH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-23

Nh. BEeaH's NEW TRUCK FOR Disabled
ANIMALS The indefatgable President Of the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals has accomplished q great and good
work. He has, after much time. labor and
expense, introduced new and practical ar
rangement by which disabled animals may be
removed from the public streets without at all
offending the eye or shocking the sensbilities
of the most delicate spectators. The truck
for the humane purpose Of relieving disabled
animals is as much of an improvement on the
old system as is the present fire engine on the
numbering old hand machine of bygone days.
Mr.. Bergh has done well in this instance, and
IL he has at times been subjected to humorous
comments through his excessive zeal, his latest
act is such as must commend him to all humane
and considerable citizens The society of which
he is the head well deserves its name.