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PROPOSALS.
Office Of the Un.eo States Mdrshal.

Office Of the Un. e0 States Mdrshal
District Of Maine.
Portland, october "a, 1859.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be rece we'd at this
office, No. II Clspp's ock, Congress street, until
Thursday, Nov 4lb, 1869, at 10 o'clock noon, Ior
turuishng tn u. ). Courts with Fuel Tor the year
end ng nov. 4, 1870.
The fuel required will be rhe best quality OF
LEIGa COAL, STOVE SIZE, tceu screened and free
from slate and dust, and to be delivered in So,
quantities at such times and place as the u ,.
Marshal Tor the District Of Maine, may direct.
Proposals 10 be endOi sed Proposals tor rue. lor
q. s. Courts and addressed % the Upts@ STATES
Marshal for the District of n aine.
CHARLES CLARK,
oc"2-10d U. ). Marshal, Dist. OF Maine
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Spain.
CAUCUsING FOR A KING.

preliminary meetings of the members of differ
ent parties in the Constituent Cortes to-day, to
discuss the question of choice of Monarch
At that OF the Unionists deputies, every mem
Der save two voted against the Duke OF Genoa.
At meeting of PROFESSIONALS and Demo-
Gratis, one hundred and two voted for Duke of
Genoa and two for Duke of Montpensier.-
Good judges say 10 the Cortes itself, 166 out of
209 Monarchsts will record their votes for the
Duke of Genoa. tal
LONDON, Oct. 29-Evening
Of the Duke of Genoa as King of Spain. In
the meetings oftbe different parties held to- day,
the vote resulted 122 in favor of the Duke, and
Al against him. '' p
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MISSOURI.
THE BURNING OF THE sroNEwALL.

: y r THE BUKNTNG OF THE STONEWALL.
CHICAGO, Oct ga dispatch from Carbon
dale says:-"Up to halfpast 2 o'clock to-day
nothing further has been heard at Grand
Haven or at Carbendae in reference to the
missing passengers of the steamer Stone wall.
1t was hoped that many had foated ashore, but
that hope is dispelled Nothing had been
heard at last accounts of any having been
picked up except those by the Belle Of Mem
phis. The entire number will scarcely reach
60 out OF $50 on board at the time of the dsas-
r." l-LI i+iE :. wv N.-st
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:, s,,a "A preysdcuf Association.

st.ylffs ld Pr0vsHcHt dsS"N ,'A' -
Pa annual meeting of this Association was
ha,d at its office last evening" for the election
of officers, sc. The following gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing year:
observation-disclosures T. McCobb AN,3
Vice Presidents-Edward Gould, William
H. Stephenson and Woodbury. s. Dana.
Treasurer-Oliver Gerrish. .-1-f
Secretary-C G. Hayes.
Board of Mauagers-r c. Hersey, Rufus
Deering, John Yeaton, c. K Ladd, Cbas Hol-
den, Il. 70. Twitchell, Chas. Staples, David
fucker, Edward P. Chase, N Ellsworth, Sam
uel Rolfe, Francis X. Swan. Benjamin Kings
9ury, DR., VIM. E. Gould, j. r. Thompson, H.
b. Hart. Chas. Baker, W. w. Brown, Ezra
Garter, 7. B. Ripley, j. J. THOMPSON, L. f.
Plagree, Thos. Fl. Weston and j. +. Baxter.
1t was voted to adjourn, aud the Managers
are requested to meet this Saturday evening,
att IL o'clock, at the Office on Myrtle street,
and all Of them are particularly invited to be
present. .-
The following tabular statement shows the
doings of the Association for the season ending
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SPECTACLES.

THE method pursued by me in fitting Spectaces
Il can be found In recent W rks The Eye by
Stellwag, Lawrence, Moore, Williams and others
1t il the oniy one which even approximaes to arcu-
racy which keeps the eye In its bet condition
Every reliable Ocuhst will recommend 1t a. the
only correct method known.
1t is extensiv y practIsed IN all the larger cities
of this country anu in Europe, but rs usually at
tended by considerable additional expen,e, as the
eye is fitted by the Oculist ami the correct glasses
then purchas OF the the Optician. The fliing
and iurnl hing being unied nbchaIge Is made above
the ordinary pie OF the gas SEES.
&. FARLEY,
ncl1nnd6m M a Exchanue Il
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
M z.
MAN DROWNED.

. MAINE.
MAN DROWNED.
BANGOR, Oct. 29.-While the steamer City of
Richmond was lying at her pier in this city
last night, one of the deck hands, Mr.. Henry
Emerson, of Castine, in attem pting to come on
board, slipped from the gang plank and fell in
to the river Mr.. Kendrick, the agent of the
steamer, heard the splash and Immediately
gave the alarm. A search was made with Ian
terms by all hands of the steamer, but nothing
could be discovered of the unfortunate man.
The river in the vicinity was dragged for two
or three hours, but the body was not recov-
cred. 1t is supposed that the current of the
river was SO strong that the body was carried
down toward the bay.
The deceased was a very industrious man, of
temperate habits and good character.
FALL OF FLOOR.
BELFAST, Oct. GA flooring in the whole
sale store of f. A. Knowlton & Co., in this
CITY, broke down last night from insufficient
support, and damaged stock and building about
$500 aa ...............
81. MOVEMENTS OF SURVEYING PARTY.
The surveying party of the Penobscot Bay
and River Railroad have nearly reached this
city on their route to Bangor.
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C- fh ~ CUBA.
HAVANA, Oct. 29-Captain General De Rodas
has pardoned McGregor. Agrican has been
sentenced to be shot.
The rebels in Santa Espiritu and the Span
ish troops In the district of CincO Villas num-
Der 5000 in each place. -a
Generals Espinar and La Tore will sail
from Havana for Spain tomorrow.
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PLEASANT AFFAIR.-The annual ball of the
employees of the Glass Works, at Lancaster
Hail. last evening, was very handsome aft If.
The attendance was large, the ladies looked
handsome, the music was fine and the men
were in their glory. Everything went off in
tha most baDpy manner
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PURE COFFEE AND SpIcEs.-Mr. George w.
Simonton has improved the coffee establish
ment No. 10 Union street to-day, occupied by
Mr.. Grant, and has so arranged it that he has
one of the best mills in the State. He turns
out the best of coffee, spices, &c., and custom
ers can be assured that whatever he may state
to them in relation to his articles, is correct 1t
is worth visit to this establishment to witness
the perfect working in every department..
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BRIEF Jorr1Nes. The Grand Trunk Rail-

BRIEF JoTTINGs. The Grand Trunk Rail-
way Company are putting the track on Con-
mercial street in good repair.-Mr. George
Seeley lost valuable horse from sickness on
Thursday.-A lad, son of an uptown store
keeper, wishing to 60 on slender" abstract
ed $23 from his fathers till, and enjoyed high
old time until overhauled by the police, who
recovered about 800 of the money. fair of
the High Street Church Circle will be held on
the Sth, 9th and 10Th OF Observation-Disclosures
snow storm yesterday, which continued two or
three hours, but the snow melted as quick as it
tot ched the ground. ....,... ...s
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Warren's Cough Balsam.

Is beyond question the very best medicine OF the
day for all COUGHS, COLDS, Sore THROAT and
LUNGS! Also, ;or Whoopiug Cough and Croop in
Children it IS the NEST effective medicine ever used
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
B.F BRADBURY, Proprietor, Bangor, Me.
GEO. C. GOODWIN & Co., Boston, Agents for
New ENGLAND oct23eodGmsn
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FfunicspaI Court.

h
FRIpAY.-G. NJ. Chase pleaded guilty TO
opening thu street without a permission from
the city authorities, and paid fine of S. and
costs. .... -.a. aH
John Conley pleaded guilty to a complaint
charging him with assault and battery, and
paid a fine imposed of So and costs.
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VOCAL MUSIC
NJ. A. Il. WHEELOCK

Proposes to open school Tor instruction In the es
mentary PRINCIPLES Of Vocal Music, at the roous of
the HAYDN ASSOCIATION, in Mechanics Hall,
to meet on TUESDAY ana FRIDAY evenings, att
O'Clock commencing Tuesday evening Nev, I'd.
TERMS, tor a course OF twenty le sons, Gentlemen
$500, Ladies $500; payable IN advance.
He also proposes 10 open a school at the same
place, for teaching the rudlments OF music To q
Cias OF Children, from fourteen years of age;
adopting the mode OF ms ruction used by Profess
LUTHER w. MASON, Teacher of Music the
Boston Primary Schools, which method has prov ed
emineUtly successful. This elas will me on
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY afternoons at
halt past two O'Clock. commen :Ing Nov Sd
CY-Messrs. KO ZSCHMAR, and LOWELL have
had the opportunity of hearing Prof Ma.on's upis
sing and speak as TO the success of TIL me hod
in tue Boston Schools.
TERMS, for course of twenty Lessons, $3.50 in
advance.
having had many years experience in teaching,
Mr. w. hopes he may be alb e to do something 10
wards p,lying th- want felt and acknowledged in
this eommunity-of good elementary Instruction In
singh &. He is permit ted 10 refer TO Me-sr. Ab"er
Lowell, M. N. Rich, A. NJ. Smith, Charles g. Rich
a,ds, Sumner Fernali, P. W. Neal, Hern ann
Kotzschmar, VIM. II. bennett, Samuel Thuison,
j ohm l.. Shaw. oc23-eodzW
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QUEER Do the city authorities intend TO
remedy the defects at Gorham's (otherwise
called "Breskneck J Corner, at the loot OF
oe,iter street? 1t is shameful that such pub
lie thoroughfare should be left in so miserable
condition Eopr SrprET
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ILLINOIS.


ADMIRAL FARRAGUT's HEALTH.
CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-Admiral Farragut has so
far recovered that he expects to leave for the
East next Monday.
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SECOND UNIvERsALIsT CHURcH.-The work
on this edfice, at the head of India street, has
so far progressed that the walls are up to the
auditorium. The basement contains fine lee
ture room or vestry, with other rooms. Not
much more work will be done upon it the pres
ant eoacop
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SUPREME JUDICIAL CouRr-At the n,

SUPREME JUDICIAL CoURT.-At the present
term of the Supreme Judicial Court for this
County III cases were entered. The whole
number of cases on the docket is $40. Since
the establishment of the Superior Court the
docket of the Supreme Judiaial Court has been
gradually decreasing until it has been reduced
more than one half. IE
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FURNISHING GooDs.-Gentlemen in want of
under clothing or furnishing goods Of any kind
will meet at Charles Gusts & Co. 5, Morton
block, the best of treatment and prices as low
as!can be afforded. They have very large as
sortmenG of the best qualities of goods, and is
constantly receiving from New York and Bos-
ton all the latest styles as soon as out.
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this port on Tie
days hereinafter mentioned Tor violation OF the Rev
enue Laws, viz:
July q, 1859, on r. Rd. Wharf bottles Brandy;
JULY "a, on board Sch. ADbIe, Dbl moias'esj
AuS 4 on the str ct 1900 Cigars; Aug. 10 at No 10
Market Square l7S1 igaREs m Anu Aug ON bard
dig n wrrk box containing 10 bo ties Brandy
and Il dozen sept on p BOARD So sfnr caot a.
Is doz Violin s,r 5 IN Ss board smr 1ofs street.
iOv w SaI 81 on board Stmr New York, Al yds
ar lasting; Z, at 19S Fore street, one package
ontaipg SUI all "a ocy bag and Gold Pin.
ANY person persons claiming the same are re-
ouested appear and make such claim within wen
~ DAYS from the date hereof. Otherwise the said
goods will be disposed ofin accordance with the Ac,s
OF Congress in such case made and provided.
|. WASHBUkN, Jr. collector
Portland. Oct 1s. 1869. d1aw3w
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A Very attractive advertisement and season.
able withal, appears In our special notice col
umn, the words of which, fifty chosen, sensible
and satisfactory in the highest degree, and al
SO relating to subject in which we are all
very much interested, we deem it but a matter
of justice to our worthy patron in thus calling
the attention of our numerous reader to the
facts set FORTH and also of the very generally
excellent Bargains in coal that Mr.. Poor mas
the happy faculty of imparting. Argus Of 25d
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4 U IL . r e 4.
Russin.

LONDON, Oct. 20.-There is a rumor a1oat,
though it cannot be traced to auy reliable
source, that the Russian Government has sent
note to Turkey protesting against the pas
sage of armed Austrians through Turkish ter
rtory
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WE would call the attention OF our readers to
the advertisement of Mrs. e. r. Towle. She has
an excellent assortment of Hats Bonnets, &c.,
just received from the New York market, and
will sell for cash. Give her a call at No. 4:
Clapp's Block, Elm street.
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WASHINGTON Hook AND LADDER CO-The
members OF this Company celebrated their 3Sth
anniversary last evening by an oyster supper
at their rooms. The Engineers of the Fire
Department, Foremen of engines and mem
bers of the press were invited guests. The
Foreman of the Company, Capt. g. B. Reilly,
presided. and very pleasant time was enjoy
ed. After partaking of the supply briet re-
marks were made and sentiments offered by
several of the guests
This Company was formed in 1881. 1t is one
of the most efficient auxillaries of our Fire
Department, and maintains high rank.
NJ. L. A. LEcTUREs,-Reserued Seats.-It
will be seen by the advertisement in our spe-
cial notice column that the galleries are to be
reserved for the entire course. Those who wish
reserved seats should, therefore, apply at once
and secure them, or they may be too late The
reserved seats will be kept each evening, ex-
cept on Monday. until half past o'clock, when
if not occupied, they will be filed by the ush-
ers. iI-, e--.f--I. .fa.tI +
The tickets are going off rapidly, and Mon
day evening will present a brilliant audience
at the concert of Miss Adelaide Phillips
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amended was then pass.

veatou Tie bin as amended was then pass
ed to third reading.
Shortly after o'clock last evening fire was
discovered on the fourth floor of 63 Liberty
street, New York, occupied by the janitor and
family. The jantor, wife aud two children
bodies were recovered it was found their clothes
hem.
Inc carriage factory of Jacob Dunn, located
on the corner of Third Avenue and 87th street,
New York, together with the contents was de-
stroyed by fire last night. The adjoining ten
ement house was burned down, rendering sew
eral families houseless,
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~ NAXZS
UP v CETABLE SIClLIkN
a assSsM Hal R
ss s9 z ENEWEh

TT WILL POSITIVELY RESTORE GRAY
= HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR. a.
1t keeps the hair from falling out It is the best
dressing in the world, making lifeess, stiff brashy
hair, healthy, soft and glossy.
For sale by all druggists. 5tG
Our Treatises on the Hair sent free by mail.
R. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. Fl. Proprietors.
oct1Se0d& COW SHIN
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- - NJ M II Es Al.

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-1975 bbls -four. cars
corn, 80 do lumber, do laths, do bark, do slabs,
do shocks, do ship knees, 1 do hoops, do pota-
toe, d" sugar boxes, do lie, 27 tubs butte IL
boxes eggs II bids paper, II bales hops 10 kgs sun
dries; tor shipment East, 1900 bbs. flour.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-1 car barley, do
potatoes do h boards. bags oats. 40 w eat, 40
do spoos % do pegs 757 sides leather 10 bdls sleds,
227 pkgs. sundries.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILRoAD-1 car lum-
Der, IL bales batting, Is cases mdse, 2 wood,
cases oil cloth, 1 horse, 1 heller, 16 bds paper 2
boxes axes, bbls apples. IL tubs butter, bbs.
BEANS "a bales excelsior 10 bbs. OIL SO freight
tor Boston.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS. FROM BosTON-131
bbls -four SO empty bbls., 100 bdls paper 1877 boxes
mdse, 81 bbs pork, 10 stoves, so bags soda. % do
Shoes 1870 pkgs to Princes Express, 100 pkgs to
DER for Canada and up country. 10 bbls mdse, 7
casks OIL II do sand, 576 boxes cans, 12 bags
40 rolls leather 1859 bdls green sailed hides 100 pkgs
to order.
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DANGEROUSLY dirt cart was left on Com
mercial street, between Browns Sugar House
and High street. where there is no gas light,
last evening. As Mr.. Burke was driving along
with the express mail, a little after 10 o'clock,
he run into the cart, and had he not been
heavily loaded would have upset and smashed
his wagon. The street is no place to leave
carts, especially on dark night. --L
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IHE NEW WARD RooM-The Ward room in
INDIA street for Ward is approaching compile.
ton. 1t is neat and handsome structure.
well calculated to accommodate the citizens of
that WaId. The second story will contain a
convenient hall, suitable for various purnoses
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WARRINGTON.

- --i INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
WASHINGTON, Oct 49, The internal reve-
nue. receipts to-day were $55S,224 and for the
month 81 1885,, 047; grand total since June 3Oth
$50, 1854, $780, ~ a.ritfs
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TIL E PR s.
Saturday Morning, October 30, 1869.
Portland aud Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Auction Notice.. o. Bailey.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots aud Sh1es-T e. Moseley " Co. ho'''n
Yes tor lseph-J. B. Spragne
State Valultion-Seth Seaman.
NJ Ia. A. Reserved Seats.
sew .oyERrIsEMENT COLUMN.
Drawers aud Under Shiris-Chas' oustis q 20.
Schooner iOI Baltimore
II use to let M. Il. Palmer.
Borders Wanted.
Tenement to Let. .-.
Office 10 Let.
Fo Sale-Flour Stand.
Portland q Ogd.nsburg Il. X.
Soap-rdward Nixon.
p ano ms rue tion-MiSs A. +. Curtis.
Butt .r-O. b. Kicker 81 Co.
Double House tor sale Geo. r. Davis e, 20
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THE NEW CUSTOM House AND Posi- OFFICE.
-Workmen are now busily engaged in placing
the granite steps to the Custom House, the ex-
terror part of the building being entirely fur
nished, rooted and slated. 1t presents a hand
some as well as imposing appearance.
The main portion of the exterior of the mar
BILE building for the Post Office and United
States Courts is completed, and the work Of
roofing has commenced. The marble pillars
for the front of the edifce will not be ready
before January, if they are at that time.
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SALE BY THE CITY.-We understand the city
authorities have sold to Rt. Rev. Bishop Ba-
con the old hay scale lot and the school house
lot adjoining, on the north side of Congress
street, next to the residence of the Bishop, for
the price of about 80 cents per square foot.
The lot contains about $4,000 square feet, and
the aggregate amount is something over $11,-
600. In the estimates of the value of city prop
erty this lot has been appraised for few years
past at $4,000
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Annual Meeting

TINE Portland Benevolent Society viii noa us
l. Annual Meeting Tor ef dice OF oficerss on Wsu-
nesday, Nov. g. at o'clock NJ at the once Oh tue
Treasurer, No. 81 Exchange street.. s.-....
THOMAS R. HAYES, secretary
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SUPERIOR CoURT.-The October term of the
Superior Court closes to-day. The November
term will open next Tuesday. Judge Goddard
is ndefatigable in his labor to clear the docket.
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FALSE ALARM.-Thursday afternoon the ten
ants of the large brick block on Fore street, at
the foot of Exchange, were alarmed at their
stores being fullof smoke, especially the cloth
ing store of Mr.. Duran. Some of the outsid-
ers were SO much alarmed that they started off
to sound the signal for fire. They were soon
stopped as the cause of the smoke was from
fue in the chimney being stopped up by bricks
which had fallen into it. r o.. 81 -
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Discount on T0GeS.

i allowed for the voluntary payment OF Taxes
under
Discount of Five per Cent.
will expire on the 3lst inst.
H. w. HERSEY, Treas. and Collector.
Portland October Q s. 1869 oc25dt30th
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s" U N Y E. r 81 L ="
WHICH is THE BEST CLOTHES WRINGER?
(Fron, the Boston Traveller OF July 2d)


After careful examination, we recommend the
"Universal" as the best and strongest machine.
1t has "patent cog wheels (ROwelrs patent double
gear), with very long and sreng alternating teeth,
which, together with the "pa,ent stop, (which is on
other wrineeI), allows the rubber rollers to sepa-
rate sufficiently to r"n through the largest article
easily, yet cannot separate so far that the cogs will
disconnect aud lose their power is the case wi h
other wringers, whether the cogs are or both
ends of the roll.
1t also has the peculiar advantage of two pressure
screws, arranged that each screw presses both
ends OF the rolls alike, the same as il it was in the
centre, while the two together give double the ca
pacity for pressure.
be tUniversar' has its iron parts either wrought
or malleable, and is built so strongly and substan
tialv that tor years it cannot be broken in wrnging
garments BY the strongest person.
Our readers may be quite sure they will find the
"Universap' wrnger good and serviceable article.
OTIC e.
The "Universal" cannot be thrown out of gear
,oen the is taken off, to admit large articles
as is the case with other cog-wheel wringers
The great advantage of RowelI's Patent
Cog-whcels both ends of the ROLL az
try TO make il app for whea articles discon-
meet tine either end the power OF the at
that end is lost, and it consequently ceases to be
DOUBLE: or it garments are run through the centre
achen the pressure is taken off to admit larger arti-
cles all the cogs may be disconnected and rendered
useless.
Any sensible person can under stand that wringer
having cog wheels which can play apart dscon-
meet when large article is passing between the
rolls, is little if any better than without any
cogs at ALL because the cogs fail to be of serv ce
when most needed. The UNIV has not
this fatal objection, but is WARRANTED DURABLE
The "Universal' has taken more ''first premi-
ums" as the best, at State and Institute Fairs Than
all other wringers combined.
Sold by Dealers everywhere.
GEO. II. HOOD, Gen,l a gent,
81 Water street, Boston,.
WIingers of all kinds repaired.
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Sherif's Sale.

CUMBERLAND, IS. -,,,-
MAKE on execution and Will be solu at r upnc
L Auction, TO the b CHEST bidder, on MondaV, the
7 Gay Of November, A. D., 1869, at 10 O'Clock A.
~ :, at the salesroom OF F. q. Bailey, NO u Ex-
enahge Street in Portland, and said County OF Cum
betitnd the following desert ed personal proIery
VIZ; Inc Tools OF Tin and Sheet Iron WOl ker,
consisting In part of Beader Tin and Sheet Iron
Rolls, "" FOLDER, Beakhorn Stake, Double scanning
Dated at Portland, October 81 1869
w. l.. PEN ELL, Deputy Sheriff
oe2Std f. o BAILEY, Auctioneer.