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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-04

MEssRs. MCKINNEY & DAVIS have secured
the services of Capt. George E. Brown (late Of
the firm of B. F. Smith & Co, in their photo.
graphic department, where he would be glad
to see oil his old friends and patrons. MeKen-
ney & Davis are prepared to make every style
OF picture and finish them in the very best
manner.
They also have the largest and best stock of
chromos, engravings, paintings and every style
OF picture in the State, and turn out the very
best of work in the picture frame manufasto.
ry. They keep good assortment If artists
materials always on hand. A few moments
spent in their gallery among the fine paintings
would make you want to stop an hour. They
have about forty on exhibition, making very
fine objection.
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SAD AocIDENT.-Friday afternoon Mr.. Fred
erick Blake, fireman on the shifting train Of
the Portland & Kennebec railroad stepped off
bis engine at the wood shed of the depot and
went into the Office. Meantime another fire.
man who wished TO get some wood for pas.
senger car went into the shed and commenced
throwing the wood over the tender of Blake's
engine, on to the platform. Mr.. Blake came
out of the Office and was in the act of mount
ing the. engine when stick of wood struck
him on the temple knocking him over. he
did not think himself much injured but was
taken to his house in Westbrook, on the train,
walking considerable distance after the train
had arrived in the vicinity of where he board
ed In less than two hours after entering the
house he died from the effect of the injury.
Coroner Hall, by direction of the County
Attorney, summoned jury to hold an inquest.
The inquest was adjourned to this morning.
Mr.. Blake is son of Capt. Nathaniel Blake;
is about 80 years old and unmarried.
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"Phin" who writes such stuff as this from
Portland: "Not much stock has been sub
scribed for by the residents ON the route of the
proposed Portland & Ogdensburg railroad, and
there seems to be but little prospect of build
ing the road" Everybody Down East here,
who hasn't received any share of the Boston
subsidy" know S that the Ogdensburg enter.
prise is meeting with success beyond the most
sanguine expectations and is as sure to be
built as the spring of 1869 is to open.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-04

The SPEAKERsHIP.-Hon. Josiah 81. Drum.
mond will undoubtedly be Speaker of the
House at Augusta this winter if he will accept
the position. There is a general expression in
his favor from all parts of the State. Some of
our contemporaries speak of Mr.. Reed, of this
city, as candidate for the speakership This
is not true. Mr.. Reed has been urged by his
friends and by many members of the Legsla.
ture to allow his name to be used, but he has
from the first firmly refused to accede TO their
wishes He has not been at any time, and is
not now, a candidate.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-04

The STORM AT THE CAPE.-The snow is bad.
ly drifted over at the Cape. Some large banks
of the fleecy ~ material lie just this side of
Westinghouse hill, and, on the old Ocean
House road, we came across drift of such stu
pendous proportions on Saturday morning.
that our horse, who had breasted the others
with great pluck and vigor, refused to proceed,
and we were compelled to return to the city.
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A FINE YACHT.-The yacht ethel" is un-
dergoing extensive alterations and repairs &C
the Cape. She is to be heightened ten feet,
fitted with keel in place of centre-board, chang
ed from sloop to schooner, and receive ex-
tensive alterations in her internal arrange
ments. When the change is made she will be
one of the finest yachts in eastern waters.
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Jackson's Catarrh Snuff !

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Catarrh, Headache, Bad breath. II oarse.
ness, Asthma, BrOnchitis, Coughs,
Deafness, &C.,
And all disorders resulting from Colds in
Head, Throat ami Vocal Organs.
This Remedy does not Dry OPP a Catarrh but
LOOS Ems 1t; trees the head OF all Offensive
matter quickly removing Bad Breath an headache;
nilnys and sO0thes and buruinS heat In Ca
tarrh; is so mild and agreeable In its effects
that It positively
CURES WITHOUT SNEEZING!
As Trocho Powder, Is pleasant to the taste,
and never nauseates; when swallowed, instantly
gives to the Throat and vocal organs
Delicious Sensation of Goodness and
.'tf Comfort t#F.s
Is the Best Voice Tonic In tho worldl
Try IL: safe, Reliable nnd only IS cents.
Sold by Druggists, or matted free. address
COOPER, WILSON & CO.,
Proprietors, Philadelphia.
Wholesale Agents for Maine W. w whirple &
Co, >. W. Perkins & Co.. W. F. Phillips e Co.,
Portland. Retailed by Druggists everywhere.
November 80, 1868. NJ, W&S&w6msN
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United States District Court.

UEChMbHH TEkM-FUA, o., PRESIDING.
SArURDAY.-James VI atson ct ais, libellants, vs..
Robert Coombs. This was joint libel for wages
as seamen on board ship Live Oak. After the exam
ination of Capt. Coombs, further proceedings were
suspended until Monday morning.
j. & e. M. Rand Bradbury & Bradbury.
After hearing in bankrupt matters Court ad-
journed to 10 O'Clock Monday morning.
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As the question of the Senatorship will prob
ably be settled by the preliminary caucus of
the Republicans before the ballot in the two
houses on the 10Th inst, it is not necessary to
consider the Democratic members in forecast
ing the result. Seventy-six votes out of the
hundred and fifty-one given by the Republic
can members of the House and Senate will in
sure the gentleman receiving them his cleo
ton. II, however, different men should re-
ceive majority in the two houses when they
vote separately on Tuesday, the 10Th instant,
there will be ballot in joint convention the
next day and every day thereafter till some
candidate receives majority.
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SAD ACCIDENT AT MECHANIC FALLs,-Our
correspondent at Mechanic Falls informs us
that a sad &C ident occurred there Saturday
morning. A young man by the name of A. G.
Turner, of Auburn, was shot by the accidental
discharge of a double barreled gun in the
hands of his brother, who was accompanying
him on cunning excursion. Both charges
entered his head, scattering his brains in all
directions The event has cast a deep gloom
in the community where he was known, as he
was considered an estimable young man,
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nONf ESTIC pnRTS.

NEW oRLEANs--la 25th. bns j A Deversux,
Rich, Providence
MODlLE-CId 9th, ship Emily MeNear, Scott
Sork or Falmouth. Tor orders.
PtNSACOLA-Ar s0.h ult. brig W Drisko, Ea-
TX KEY WEsT-sld 18Th. brig Eugene A Reed, Lyme,
from OLD halbor, Jaul Tor New York. having re-
sAvANNAH-Ar 2sth, sch D Wilder, Heather.
Portland.
Al slst; barque Yumuri knight. st Thomas; sch
Warren Blake. from BaItimore.
Sid 27th s.h Pre-, smith. Smith. Porto Rlc1.
NEWBERN, Nc-Sld so,h, sen AUbie Cakes,
BAL TIMOkE-Ar Both. sch A j Fabens, Bragg,
Providence. .-
PHILADELPH1A-Ars Goth, sch Addie Ryerson,
q d 3lst, sch Bertha souder, Wooster, Bosron.
Ar 3ist, origs Clara tibbs, Parker, I'm Messina
julia Arey. Babbage, Portland.
LID 3lst, barque ST Peter, Goodwin, Antwerp; sch
Sophia Wilson, NOVEL;, Cardenas.
At Delaware Bre' kwater I'd inst, sebs Ella Hods-
don, from Boston tor Norfolk McLain. George
NEW LONDON-Ar slst, schs base, Ingraham,
and Geo Mcclellan, stewart, Rockland for Niork
Portland for Brantiord.
Sid 3Oth, sch James 'Donohue, Smith, ror Satilla
PRoVIDENCE-Ar 3lst sch Margaret s. Lucy,
Crossley. and Red Jacket. Averill. Baltimore.
sid 3lst sh Jos Fish, Turner, Jacksonville; Alb.
bott Lawrence, Ober, Charleston; Vapor, Bogart,
Ar LIST, sch Active. Coombs, Baltimore.
NEWPORT-Ar 31st. schs Dana US coast survey
Brown, Portland Tor New bern, Nc; ATLANTA, new
Wiscasset tor Charleston, sc.
Sailed 3oth Chase. Ingraham, and George
B Mcclellan. Stewart, from Rockland Tor New York !;
Queen OF tue Fleet, l;rewer Fall River Tor do:
G,anl, Orchard; ANNE Freeman, Reed, and Geo W
Pierce, Prout, Portland Tor Baltimore; L KING.
Parsons, alais tor New York; Maine, Brown, Port
land tor Brantford.
Also ar 3 st, brig Matron, Megathlin. Boston tor
Jacksonville: sch Jos Fish, Turner, Providence fol
do; Ann Garrett Westcott, do tor Baltimore.
sailed ST. sch Marcus Hunter. Orr, Providence
for Baltimore.
HOLMES HoLE-Ar list, sch Thos Fish, Good
win, Savannah tor Boston.
Sid 3ist, schs Defiance, and Laurel.
BOSTON-Ar list, br g Tangier. Grant, Savannah;
sch s a Hammond Wiley, Georgetown, DC.
Ar I'd, sch Elizabeth, Cloud = Wiscasset.
Cid I'd, schs Impudehce iBrl Given, st John, NIB,
via, Portland Montana, Sawyer, Machias.
SALEM-Ar 3st, sch Thomas Dix, Smith, from
New ynrE.
GLoUCESTER-Ar 3lst ult, schs Eas ern State
Geyer, Lubec; Nedora Eastman, Boston Tor Harps-
well: CheIub, Fletcher, bath for Boston.
Ar LIST, srhs Bonaventure, Montgomery, Rockland
for New York; Fame, lawrence, PASSPORT tor Bos-
ton.
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RUNAwAY.-A large dark colored horse, at
tached to sleigh painted cream color, ran
up Congress street at ten minutes before Il
Saturday morning without meeting with any
opposition on the part of the bystanders.
Another horse, with sleigh, ran away and the
sleigh came to grief on Exchange street in the
afternoon
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-04

THE Press is brilliant but unsafe newspa-
per, which takes its social philosophy from
Proudhon and its manners from Greeley
Advertiser.
Neither "the social philosophy of Proudhon''
who loved the people so well that he scorned
to disguise his honest antagonism to ill-gotten
gain and the tyranny of wealth-nor "the
manners of Greeley"-who makes good his
frankness in calling men liars by never telling
one himself-could ever have led the Press into
SO unhandsome position as that which the
Advertiser assumes in declaring that it mere
~ followed us in bringing before the public the
name of the late Mr.. Foster in connection
with the Senatorial controversy This GER
tainly is not fact, and the Advertiser must
remember that it gerry iadelicately misrepre-
scented the position of man who is no longer
able to make his own defense, too days before
the Press felt compelled to respond in his be-
half.
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-Robert Givener was charged with as
sauit and battery Nelly Beals. The parties were
engaged coasiiug when quarrel took place and
Robert gave Nelly "pat," accidentally. he sa, 8.
The Court inflicted fine OF one cent and the costs
on the uugallant Robert.
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ARREsT.-OficersR Rich and Griffin arrested
two young men on Saturday for larceny of two
firkins of butter from the team of country.
man on Green street. They were locked up
for examination. Their names are Robert
GRAHAM, of Westbrook, and Daniel Dresser,
of Portland.
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DIED.

In Eath, Jan. Capt. Isaac Croker, aged 80 Years
and months. '
In Bow doinham, Dec. 10. Levi NJ, son of N. II +.
Williams, aged 70 wears 10 months 49,
80 years. ~seN
In Georgetown. Dec. 81, Mrs. Jane Spinney, aged
rs years months. TS'' "e0N
In Topsham Dec n, Joanna Torrey aged rs yrs
In Harpswel', Mr.. Henry A. Merrimap aged as
years. -eN W
In North Bath. Dec. 81, Mrs. Lydia Roberts. aged
81 years months. s~
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FIRE AT SAccARAPPA.-Saturday evening a
small building in Saccarappa occupied by
Messrs. M. /. Babb & Co. as an iron foundry,
and owned by Messrs. Lisk & Weston of this
city. was destroyed by fire. The fire was first
discovered in the roof of the building, but
from what cause it originated is unknown.
The loss of Messrs. Babb & Co. is about $1,000;
insured for a small amount. The building was
worth five or six hundred dollars and was par
TALLY insured.
An adjoining builiing-a machine shop
was mainly saved by the use of portable
force pump belonging to Mr.. Pencil of the
firm of Warren, Pencil & Co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-04

The SToRM.-The snow storm of Friday was
much more violent west of Portland than it
was east, as but small quantity of snow fell
after getting dozen miles east of the city.
The Maine Central train was not five minutes
behind time in arriving here on Saturday, and
the Kennebec train was only half an hour be-
hind time.
The train that left Boston at 8 o'clock Fri
day afternoon for Portland did not arrive here
until half past 10 o'clock Saturday morning.
The train was only one hour late in reaching
Portsmouth. From that place to Portland it
was slow process
The snow pillow was left at Portsmouth, the 8
o'clock train from this place having arr we'd
there on time, and it being presumed no diff
Guilty would occur from the snow. But, after
passing North Berwick it was found impossi-
BILE to get along with single engine Mr.
Chase, the indefatigable Superintendent, was
in his office here directing proceedings by
means of the telegraph. He ordered the con-
ductor to take the freight engine, and subse-
quently added another. With these three en-
gines the trains reached Kennebunk, where
they were ordered by Mr.. Chase to stop until
relieved by him at this end. An engine with a
snow pillow in front and one in the rear was
Immediately despatched from Portland to Ken
Debunk, arriving there about o'clock A. NJ
Taking the afternoon and the express train
they proceeded to the city and had got to the
Oak Hill (Scarboro) station when the two en-
gines, baggage car and mail car, together with
the snow blow, got off the track. This was
about o'clock Saturday morning. Intelli.
gence of this was sent to Mr. Chase, who man
ned a train with efficient hands took out the
passengers who desired to go West and pro-
ceeded to Oak Hill, where the passengers shift
ed cars-those going West taking the cars
which were upon the track, and those coming
in taking the cars which had just come out, the
latter arriving here as above stated Mr. Chase
was in his Office from o'clock Friday after
noon until 10 o'clock Saturday forenoon, d.
recting by telegraph the proceedings of the
passenger and freight trains.
The train that left here for Boston at three
o'clock Friday afternoon via Eastern railroad
did not arrive in Boston until o'clock Satur-
day morning. The train over the Boston &
Maine railroad arrived at Boston at o'clock
Saturday morning
The morning trains from Boston to Portland
on Saturday arrived here little after O'Clock
P. M. The afternoon trains were about thirty
minutes late.
On the Portland & Rochester railroad the
morning train was delayed about two hours.
The trains ran regularly afterwards with but
slight delay.
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Portland and Vicinity
New Advertisements this Day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Promenade Concert-Lancaster Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Hearth and Home-Pettengill, Bates & Co.
Drug Store-T. j. Murray q Co..
CopartneI ship-C. P. Kimball 81 Larkin.
Dissolution-Berlin Mills Co.
Dissolution--Frost & Frye
Notice--L. c. Briggs & Co.
Dissolution Quinn & Delano.
Copartnership-- q Co.
Fine Art Gallery cKenney & Davis.
Cabinet Making -Theo, johnson & Co.
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Member OF a former House.
SOMETHING CoMING.-The Boston Traveller
Of FRIDAY saws.

we gave hint in yesterdays paper of a
the coming summer. Being aware of the en-
TIRE plan-which will be made known to the
puolic in due time-we must express our as
constituent and admiration of so broad, grand.
and magnificent conception. That it Will be-
an oVerWheimlng success, cannot for a mo-
ment be doubted Not only the citizepa of
Boston but the whole country will apnlaud
and endorse the undertaking. Be natient.
the chord will soon be struck that will yibrate
from Maine to California. '''''''o
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OCEAN STEAMERS .-Steamship Hibernian,
Capt. Smith, of the Montreal Ocean Steamship
line, sailed from this port for Liverpool at
o'clock Sunday morning, taking out 10 cabin
and 16 steerage passengers and full cargo.
The Austrian, Capt. Wylie, of this line, will
sail from this port for Liverpool next Satur-
day.
The North American, Capt. Bakewell is the
steamer due this week from Liyerpool.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-04

HORACE GREELEY in the last numhar If the
Independent treats with deserved severity that
mad Bonapartist, RcU. J. s. c. Abbott, who
has just ''done" Napoleon the Little" in the
same style of fulsome adulation and unseemly
hunkeyism that he formerly "did" Napoleon
the Great"
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Cristadoro's Hair Preservatiye
AllcocH,s Porous Plasfeys

-
ACCUMULATE ELECTRICITY,
whereby tho circulation of the blood becomes equal
IL I'd upon the part where applied causing pain and
morbid action to cease.
Was there ever published stronger evidence than
this?
Certificate from A. F. Sterling. Esq.
For two years, have been great sufferer from
neuralgia in the head, and found only temporary
releffrom all III, various remedies that have tried
until applied one OF "Allcock's Porous Plasters."
cut it into three strips, placing one under each
shoulder blade and the other over the small OF my
back, and for the past three months I have had
scarcely twinge of the old pain. advise all who
suffer from nervous diseases lose no time In MAX
ing trial Of the wonderful plaster.
A. F. STERLING, Sec'y Singer Mf Co.
New YORK, June 8, 1868.
Principal Office Brandreth House, New York.
EVSold by all Druggists
jail eod&eow1msN
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MARRIED..

In this city, Jan. 1, by Rev. 8. F. wetherbee,
H. E.. HI. Bracket. OF Portland, ana Miss MarSie
Clifford, OF Biddetord.
In Portsmouth, Jan. l. BY Rev. Mr.. Adams Saml
b. Graves and Miss adelaide Foss both OF Portland
In Falmouth, Jan. ], by Rev. J. q. Adams TAR
Ian p Huston and Miss Augusta L. Stone both OF
Falmouth.
In North Freeport, Dec. 81. by Rev. H. Ils'ey,
Newell Turner and Miss Rebecca A. Day, both Of
Freeport
= In &c TRetown, Dec. 10, Sargent T. Hartford and
Sarah W. Stevens.
In Boston. Dec. 25, F. f. Lapbam, of Freeport.
and Martha p. Lttlefeld, OF Brunswick
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Notice..

~ The Carriers OF the "PREss" are not allowed
to sell papers singly by the week, under any
cumstances Persons who are, or have been, receiv-
ing the "PREss" in this manner, will confer tav-
or by leaving word at this office.
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POLICE Enthusiastically night there were
eleven persons in the cells at the lookup.
Seven of them were locked up for drunken
ness, two for larceny, one for vagrancy, and
one who applied for lodgings.
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CUMBERLAND CO.,

Sup. Iud Oct. Term, 1868.
1t is Ordered that at the term of said Court he
commenced upon the Ind Tues lay OF Janua y, 1869,
the trial List i actions shall commence with action
now numbered 400, and extend to the end of the
dock as they may be found actually tor; trial and
this order Is passed with tue vice and concur
renee OF the Judge assigned to hold sal term.
ID. w. FESSENDEN, Clerk.
Dec 81 -d2wsN
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THERE will be Temperance meeting at
Newbury street Church this monday eve
ming, at IL o'clock
Fer order Committee of Union Temperance
Association
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j. F. & j. L. WEEKS desire to express their
appreciation of the promptness OF the Etna
Insurance Company in adjusting the loss by
fire which they have recently sustained.
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immature Aimonac... January 4.
G ants '''''' 49, ~ Moon Iises..... AM
E NEWS
PORT OFpORTLAND-
Saturday, january g.
nU,WxFDUs

Saturday, January ..
ARRIVED.
Sch Vesta, Stevens, Prince Edwards Island for
Boston.
Sen Vanguard, (Brl Orne, st George, NIB, tor Bos-
ton.
Sch Water Sprite. Foss, Gouldsboro.
Sch Gulnare, Sellers, Boston tor Castne.
CLEARED.
Steamship Hibernian, tErl Smith, Liverpool
II & Allan.
Steamer Carlotta, Colby, Halifax, NS-John Por-
toous
Sch Exchange. Blake, Kennebunk.
Sch Fl Pray, Hersey, Pembroke-Eastern Pack
ct Company.
Sunday, January 3.
Parque Peter Crerar { Sri tar vim. Boston,
Barque Echo, Brl Durham, st George NB
Sch BIoomer, Jacobs, EastpJrt Tor Gloucester.
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Sch Veniia, before reported ashore near Great
Hi and which afterwards So ID bv auction, has
BEEN got of in good order ana Is nov al Kennebunk
port.
A dispatch from Eastport says schr Camilla OF
Eastport, with 1900 ills herring board is tot al
wreck. The vessel was owned by Hume & Co MIR
Paine, and K MOVE, and was uninsured. The cargo
was partly insured.
Sch Laurel. OF Hancock from baltimore ter Fills
worth. with corh. went ashore at Proviucetown I'd
ms where she remains 1t was thought she would
come off without Damage.
Brg Dirgo. .knmbaii, from New York for Cette,
wLca put into Gibraltar 18th ut, saved the mate ano
five men OF Br ship John Duncan. before repGrte /
abandoned. The captain and re one Chi d, a pas
senger. and nine men perished Three nan were
saved by brig kabboni apt Coombs.
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FIRE.-A smoking car at the Kennebec de-
POI was discovered to be on fire Friday after
noon, but the flames We're extinguished before
it had suffered much injury.
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WE see it stated that there is to be stirring
among the dry bones at Augusta concerning
the paper credits. The Commissioners for the
assumption of the war debts are getting hold
of strings that will tangle up some parties in
the unravelling thereof-Exchanqe
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PASSENGERS.

In steamship Hibernian, for Liverpool-Johu Bal
ley, Charles McGee. John Sutherland, Thos Dudge,
Mr. Inns John Greene, Capt Crest, John Watson,
Mr Shields, Mr. Marshman, Miss Shields, and 10 in
the steerage.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
One Price =

The subscriber has determined to close the old
year and begin the new with the adoptioa OF One
Price System in business. just received large adj
di ions In stock OF
Watches, Jewelry, silver and Plated
Ware!
These goods are offered at fair (one) price, and
the public can rely upon Representations.
G. W. WlNGATE,
dec31dlwsE Opposite the Falmouth.
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AID FOR BANaoR.-A Thousand feet of hose
were forwarded to the Chief Engineer of the
Bangor Fire Department, by Maine Central
road, on Saturday afternoon, at his request.
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DIR. BENNETT, room % U. s. Hotel. is curing
all manner of disease without medicine.
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Maine Savings Bank,
Cor. of Middle and r

Cor. of Middle and Plum Streets.
DEPOSITS. made in this Bank OH or before the
Dhflh ay of January next, will draw Interest
from thu first day of aid month.
NATH'L r. DEERING, Treasurer.
Dec 8, 1868. sNd Swtd