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The eldest sister Of Edwin Forrest, Esq.
the eminent tragedian, died of paralysi:
Wednesday in Philadelphia.


The eldest sister of Edwin Forrest, ESQ.,,
the eminent tragedian, died of paralysis
Wednesday in Philadelphia.
The American Presbyterian church of
Montreal has given call to Henry Ward
Beecher, Offering him salary equal to that
which he receives in Brooklyn.
Colonel John Van Horn, an ex-alderman
of Chicago, vas arrested Wednesday night
for shooting at his two daughters-one Of
whom he slightly wounded. He was held in
5000 bonds to keep the peace.
There is authority for stating that the
precarious condition of the health of Mr..
George H. Stuart alone prevented his nomi-
nation to the Senate by General Grant for
q place in his Cabinet.-Nationcl 1ntelh-
gencer.
A collision occurred shortly after o'clock
Wednesday morning on the Northern Cen
trail railway, six miles south of Harrisburg,
which resulted in the death of one man,
the injury of several others, and the gene
raj wreck of one of the trains and damage
to the other:
THE ACCIDENT TO GENERAL GRANTS FA-
1HER.-Going down the capitol steps he
made misstep, and fell backwards down
eight or ten of the stone steps, striking his
head against them and badly injuring his
right hip, and sustaining other damage,
but breaking no bones.
At Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin, Tuesday
morning, Miller, the murderer of Emily
Wright, was found dead, hung to the CRATE of
his cell. The coroner's jury rendered a
verdict of suicide. 1t is, however, openly
declared to be the work of a vigilance COM
mittee. The position Of the body and other
evidence would 90 to confirm the latter
view of the case as most probable.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH

LONDON, March 5.-N0On. - Consols 92H
United States bonds firmer at s3}a.
LGyERP POOL, March 5. - Noon.-Cotton
firmer but not higher uplands, lid. Or
leans, l2Ad.; estimated sales, 10000 bales ;
sales for the week, so 900 bales, including 5000
for speculation and 5000 for export; stock,
80 900 bales, including 10000 American cot
ton afoat, 342, 900 bales, including $4,000 Anne
rican.
Afternoon Cotton more active sales will
reach 1000 bales. Bacon, 5ss. 3d. Lard, 73s.
I'd. Tallow, As. 3D.. o'cLock-Yarns and
fabrics at Manchester firmer. Red western
wheat, 9s. Sd. Tallow, 24s. cd.
LIVERPOOL, March o. Ersnfng. Cotton
firm: uplands, 12d.; Orleans, l2Ad. sales,
L., 900 bales. Red wheat, 9s. 4d.
HAvRE, March 5.-Cotton quiet and steady
on the spot, l40f.
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ssocIATEp PRESS TELEGRAMS.
VARIOUS ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The Goodwill Fire
Company, OF Philadelphia, wheeled out OF the
PROCESSION Yesterday In consequence Of being
preceded by q negro organization:
The chief topic this morning Is the great
loss of wearing apparel at the Inauguration
hall last night. Everybody lost wrapping,
and many had their clothing torn to pieces
pushing through the crowd.
The secret of General Grants Cabinet was
kept up to the moment it Was read IN the
Senate.
Tine President has nominated Sherman for
General, Sheridan for Lieutenant GeneTai,
Schofeld for Major General. Augur for Brl-
gadier- General, and Columbus Deiano LOT
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue All OF
tbann with the names of Cabinet officers, We're
confirmed. A.
The star says Judge Hoar, the new At
torney. G eneral, for seven years past has been
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The BILL TO STRENGTHEN THE PUBLIC
CREDIT.-You remember the old story of
the bull-fght on the bridge. Brindle butted
Buck off into the river, and then backing,
in some establishment at his valorous deed.
tumbled off on the other side. We backed
the Democracy into Salt river, and this bill
to strengthen our national credit looks as if
we we're tumbling, rumr foremost, into t."
same stream,
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From Guba.

HAVANA, March Oh. c. Hall has assumed
the duties of United States Consul General,
which gives great satisfaction to Americans
and natives.
The export duties show an increase OF 5000
reals daily.
Later advices from RemedioZ report the
number of insurgents increasing and the pros
poets gloomy.
The weather is unfayorable for sugar
raising.
Adyices from Cienfnegos are more favorable
for the Government.
The cholera is abating in San tiago de Cuba.
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Abany,
March IA serious accident occurred on
the Housatonic railroad near Lenox, Mass,
this morning. One passenger train going
north was thrown from the track by q
broken rail, precipitatiDg q passenger car
down en- embankment, seriously injuring
twelve persons, and more or less injuring
all on board. No names given.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, March 5.-The pacific declarations
of the King of Prussia give great satisfaction
here.
Mr.. Goshen, president of the Poor Board, in
in his report to Parliament, recommends the
removal of the restrictions 10 the flow Of emf
grafton and advises giving Inducements and
otherwise encouraging the emigration OF pau
pers TO America.
SPAIN.
MADRID, March ga committee Of fifteen
has been selected by the Cortes to draft con.
slitution defining the rights and liberties OF
the people, and submit form OF govern
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SPEECH OF TENNESSEE SCALAwAG IN
CoNGREss.-"I will stand here, Mr.. Speak
err" roared Mullins, "til the Angel
Gabriel snaps his last gun. will stand
here till the pis-ants carry me out piece
meal through the key-hole. l will stand
here until the Archangel fires the crack of
doom, amid the wreck Of matter and crush
Of boards, and Asia tumbles into Africa,
leaving the polar star to CLEAN like the eye
of hell upon mighty void Of collateral
chaos D-Don pintt
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fine racer and mag ON

" nihcent-looking stallion. by Revenue, ~
dam Nina by Boston IA full brother to V1rginta's
unrivalled Planetl, will make the coming
season at Bullheld 1.-THE farm of Major thomas
Doswel), in Hanover county, near the Junction,
the LIST of July. He will also have a stand at
French Town In King William county. and at
directly after Orions appearance on the turf COM
menced quitting stop to racing for he time) has
no doubt prevented him from exhibiting record
Of many brilliant achievements. he few races
he ran, however. were sufficient to show that he
was good race-h7rse and Of tndomltabls game,
winning one Of his races OF two miles and repeat
at four heats.
TERMS : The season will be S25 If paid before The
LIST Of reptember after that time $50 must be paid
Mares from distance will be kept at fifty cents
per diem, Every attention will be given TO their
care and management, but In no event Responsible
1o NH swim j. T. & IT. w. BOSWELL.
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GOVERNOR OF RHODE IsLAND.-Provi-
dence, March 1.-The Republican State
Convention met here to-day. Hon. Seth
Padleford, of Providence, was nominated
for Governor by reclamation, in the place
of Governor Burnside, who declined reelec-
ton.
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
I GATHER
LEATHER.
LEATHER.
O. H. CHALKLEY i CO.,
Establi he'd In 1855,
Nos AND Il THIRTEENTH STREET,
THE LARGEST AND Cheapest LEATHER
HOUSE IN The SOUTH,
ARE TELLING
FRENCH CALFSKINS
of The following brands a. VERY Low PRICES
CoRNEL1AN, LEMorNE,
JoDoT, PAUL MATHEW,
and other brands.
ALSO,
AMERICAN CbLF3KINs,
LINING SKINS,
SHOE THREADs,
PEGs, LASTS. and
SHOE FINDINGS OF every description.
ALSO,
HEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER, all kinds;
OAK SOLE LEATHER,
HARNESS LEATHER, or their own manu-
facture;
FAIR ana BLACK BRIDLg,
FAIR and BROWN SKIRTING.
kIPSkISS.
TANNERS TooLs TANNERS OILS.
All OF the above goods are being sold at TIE
LOWEST MARKET RATES
BY
0. II. CHALKLEY & CO.,
The Largest and thearest Leather Heuse
in the South.
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Georgia Legislature.

ATLANTA, GA, March 1.-The Senate bill
requiring agents of foreign insurance COM
panies 10 procure license before doing business
in that State was IL bled in the House TO- day.
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Tumble In Gold in New York.

New YORK, March 6.-Gold tumbled to-day
upon the announcement of the Cabinet, with
great rush to sell. 1t closed at lS0A@l307a-
the lowest since May 1862.
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SoMMIssIoSEB,s OfrlCI,l
UYry,sn>~r VA Fehruzrv SG lSS3. n

The par,ifs interested in the foregoing decree
are hereby notia. u that have appointed MED.
NAsDAY the it,h day OF April 1872 az No.cipSS
street near Twelfth ltrcet, in the city OF Eish-
nond rs the place Tor receiving PROOF OF AL ueDts
and d mands against the several estates mentioned
I'm Ehe satd dscre, and for executing all other or
the provisions directed By the sstd decree, when
"'' JAMES PLEASAETS
Commissioners.
TIL. j. EVANS, pa. 10 37~saw
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The Fifteenth Amendment I'm Maine.
AUGUSTA, NE, March 1.-The Senate has
ratified the fifteenth amendment.
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Execution of Four Negroes I'm {
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, MD, March 5.-Four negroes
were hung in Princess Anne county to-day for
the murder Of the captain and mate Of an oys-
ter boat in 1868. The negroes confessed their
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Death OF a Bishop.
DETROIT, MICH, March 5.-Bishop Lefener,
who was ordained bishop in ls4l, is dead aged
sixty-iye.
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SOMETHING NEW.

SOMETHING NEW.
OLD GAs-EIXTURES RENEWED.
MOUNTCkSTLE will RE-BROSZE CHAM
DELIER5 and 5AE-FIXTURES or every de-
scrtption and warrant them to look as good as
new Give him q trial, at sec Broad street. mh5
NOTICE.-All persons having claims
lS against the estate OF the late WILLIAM
DREAMER will please present same duty au-
thenticated, for payment and all Indebted to said
estate Will make pay ment only TO the Undersigned.
JOHN ESDGhS,
JOHN Fl. GREhNER,
Executors OF William Dreamer, deceased.
IL 32-2w
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III. .. EVANS, p. q.
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CoKs AND FLorE ExcHASaE,l
RIoHxosp, VA, March s, 1859. )
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Farm and Store for Sale.

Farm and Store at Harreeseke
LMNICN Landing, in Freeport. one OF tne
best Farms in town, containing
about tty acres cut cSoncs 30 'ons nr g, nay ss
nc the river is aygable to the iarm. Build
ipcs first rate Iwo story Store, nearly new, good
location for trade. Large two story house, suitable
tor two families; nice stable and other buildings
4 his place is only 3-4ths OF mile from Kennebec
Depot. good bargain can be had
ENQUIRE OF DANIEL CURTIS, on the premises
or of W. II. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent undel
Lancaster Hall. je7-TT&S& WIT t1amtt
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CANADIAN ITEMs.-Poltical and semi-polit.
cal agitation in Canada is much more active
just now than in the United States. Affairs
are in transition state. The determination of
of the English government to withdraw the
imperial troops, leaving only small garrison
at Halifax, bids fair to precipitate the issue
between the provinces and the home govern
ment and to bring about coalition between
all the parties opposed to the continuance of
British rule. The united societies are to he
known as the Dominion Independence
League"
The contractors for building the Intercolo-
NAL Railway cannot get the money voted to
the road by the Dominion government. The
money raised for this purpose has been used
to pay the debts of the government.
Prince Alfred has been received with con-
siderable show of loyal enthusiasm, but there
is good deal of grumbling and wrangling in
the newspapers, the Liberals declaring that
the warmth OF his reception is to be construed
only as a mark of personal regard for a distin-
guished stranger and not as an evidence of the
attachment of the people to the homegovern-
ment
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Watches, JeWelry, &c.

j, AMBROSE MERRILL, No. 139, Middle street.
J.w, &H.H ,MCDUFFEE, cor Middle s. Union SITS.
G. W. WING ATE, Nos. III and 119 Middle street.
EDWARD G. SWEET. II Middle street, Fox Block.
f. F. HILL, NO. 81, Federal street.
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TO LET.
To Let,
TentS to Let.

a reasonable terms, a small Tenement of ak
rooms, At Y Alder st. Enquire on the premises.
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FOB Sale.

Rare Chance for Business!
ENOR Sale the Stock, Tools, Fixtures, and good
will of first class Harness, Carriage Trunk and
Bag establishment, situated In Salem Massachus-
etts. The store maintains good reputation, Is
centrally located, doing first. rate cash business;
carriage. pant, and blacksmith shop in the rear
This is an opportunity seldom met with. The
business will be sold at bargain it applied for by
Sept I. Good re ms for selling.
For further particulars apply tn George +. Or
good, 90 Washington st., Salem, Mass, or j. P.
FLINT, Water ct, Boston, Mass.
Salem, Aug 8, 1869. au12-d1w
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For Senators.
Androscoggin. DANIEL HOLLAND.
Cumberland. ...........M.D d. L. LANE.
CHAS. Il. GIBBS.
HENRY CARVILLE.
THOMAS B REED.
Hancock. k................JOHN A. BUCK.
HIRAM S. BARTLETT.
Kennebec. THOMAS s. LANG.
JOSHUA GRAY,
GEORGE Il. MINOT.
Lincoln. BENJAMIN d METCALF
Penobscot. ot.............THOMAS R. KINGSBURY
CHARLES BUFFAM.
TIMOTHY FULLER.
Saga9ahoc. oc..............J. P. MORSE.
Waldo. do................T. H. CUSHING.
LORENZO GARCELON. 4
Washington. ...........F. LORING TALBOT.
PUTNAM ROLFE.
York SAMUEL HANSON.
JOSEPH G. ROBERTS.
JOHN B. NEALLEY.
For County Commissioner.
Androscoggin.. ........WM. d. ROAK.
Cumberland. ....... WILLIAM b. SKILLIN.
Hancock. JAMES w. BLAISDEL.
Kennebec. MARK ROLLINS, JR.
Lincoln. DAVID ChAMBERLAIN.
Penobscot. .............F. A. REED.
Sagadahoc ..... .EBENEZER COLBY.
Waldo. CHARLES Il. WEBB.
Washington. AARON HOBART.
York. .....ALFRED HULL.
For County Treasurer.
Androscoggin. n.........ALCANDER F. MERRILL.
Cumberland. THOMAS PENNELL,
Hancock. ............C. W. TILDEN.
Kennebec,. .ALANSON STARKS,
Lincoln. BENJAMIN f. GIBBS.
Penobscot. H. j. NICKERSON.
Sagadahoc. ............ HENRY NJ. BOVEY,
Waldo. GEORGE MCDONALD
Washington. ..IGNATIUS SARGENT.
York k,,.,,,,,,....... JOHN HALL.
Clerk of Courts.
Cumberland. ........ DANIEL W. FESSENDEN.
Androscoggn. ....... DANIEL P. ATWOOD.
For sheriff.,
Androscoggin. DANIEL H. TEAGUE.
Hancock. ..............A. b. .SPURLING.
For Comfy Attorneys.
Androscoggln. .......A. NJ. PULSIFER.
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

DURSUANT to license from the Judge of Probate,
i the undersigned will offer at PUBLIC AUCTION,
unless previously disposed Of at private sae) at the
late Residence OF WILLIAM and RICHARD M.
WEBB, in Casco on Wednesday, the sixth day OF
October next at ten O'Clock Nj, all the interest be-
longing to the tate OF the said William and R. NJ
Webb conjOintiy severaliy, consisting of the fol-
lowing described parcels, to wit:
The Homestead of said VIM. and r. M. Webb, at
Webb's Mills, Carriage Manufdctory, formerly oc-
cupied by r. M. " ebb, including Wafer Porer and
Machinery, Horse and Lot at Webb's Mills, known
as the Robins House. Fifty acres OF land known as
the Whitney Lot, Seventy five acres OF land known
as he John Webb lot, Fifty acres known IS the
Ephraim Edioards lot, Twenty acres OF the Stephen
Hall lot, Twenty acres of the Hny- -Medd0U lot,
Twelve acres kno wn as the James II WinsLOtC place,
Fifty acres Mountain lot, owned in common with j.
B. Winslow. Also the following parcels Of land be-
longing to the estate OF X. NJ. Webb, exclusively:
House and lot at Webb's Mills known as the adams
House, House and Barn an lot known as the Joseph
Anderson place. Also one-halt of the Prince Str0ut
Lot, owned in common with William Duran.
Also the following parcel of land belonging to the
estate OF VIM Webb exclusively lying west of the
town road leading from Wsbb's Mills to East Ray
mond.
SAMUEL 8. BROWN,
Admir- Of the Estate of r.. M. Webb
JOHN WEBB,
Executor OF the Will of VIM. Webb
WebRs Mills Casco, june 26, 1869. w3w26
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''Wo mammoth Tents to let for the New Enaland
Apply to BAKER s. PRINCE,
aug21-1w 22 India wharf, Boston.
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Sore TN7'O0

Keep your throat wet with the Balsam-takin Gilt
tie and often-and you will very soon find relief:
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Established June go, 1862. Vol. s


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REPKEsENTATIvEs OF MAINE AT SALEM
AT the meeting of the American Association
for the advancement of science, held at Salem
Mass, last week, there were present, accord
ing to the Transcript, the following persons
who are either natives or residents OF Maine:
Rev. DIR. j. w. Chickering, former Presi-
dent Of the Portland Society of Natural His
tory. DIR. N. T. True, of Bethel, Geologist
DIR. John d. De Laski, Falmouth, has written
on Glacial Phenomena. Prot. G. L. Goodale,
Bowdoin College, Brunswick. Prof Brackett
Bowdoin College, Brunswick. Geo. L. Vose,
Of Paris, Geologist engaged on survey of
White Mountains. Sidney I. Smith of Nor
way, Assistant at Scientific School, Yale Col
lege. DR.. A. G. Hamlin, of Bangor. Paper on
Gems. Prof. John johnson, who read paper
on Physical Geography of Coast of Maine
Edwin Bicknell, Microscopist, formerly OF
Portland. Porf. e. A. Verrill, of Norway
Professor OF Natural History, Yale College
DR.. A. S. Packard, Jr. of Brunswick,
distinguished Entomologist, author of the
"Guide to the Study of Insects" Edward
s. Morse, of Portland, one OF the edi-
tors of the American Naturalist, and author of
numerous valuable papers on the Mollusca.
A. s. Bickmore, from the eastern part of the
State, Professor at Madison College, Hamilton,
n. Y, and author of a work on China.
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The testimony Of all who have used it for this ter
rbe disease during the last ten years. is that it in
variably relieves and cures it.
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ernss $500 per annuns, in, adrance.

AS part of the Knickerbocker edition of
MasnlnSton Irving, G.. p Palmer & Son, New
iurk' nave published the Biographies & Ms
.."am'eS OF that favorite author. 1t contains
.no Letters of Jonathan Oldstyle, Gent;
Biographical Sketches" among which is a
notice OF Lieutenant Burrows, who is buried
in the Eastern Cemetery in this city. bv the
side of Capt. Blythe, of the British brig Boxer.
and " Reviews and Miscellanies" No volume
in the series will meet with reader sale than
this. Received by Bailey & Noyes.
New MUsIC.--StOckbrid No. 156 Ex-
change street, has received the following:
Where the Robins come Wooing," sorg
and chorus, words by j. NJ Baker, music
by IL. j. Schumacher; In Memory Still Those
Days Return by Lizzie B. Ross; Nellie
Lee words by Olynthus, music by r. w.
carpenter; Beautiful Bells" music by j.. s..
hhlght Mr.. Stockbridge has also received
the August number of Peters Musical Monthly
and United States Musical ReUieto, containing
not only variety of information on musical
topics, but large number of pieces of new
music. Also O7Pheas Repository Of Music,
Art and Literature, published monthly by VIM.
A. Pond, New York, a Periodical well known
in musical circles, and which is indispensable
to all who desire to keep themselves well in
formed on musical topics.
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Hard Colds and Coughs

Yield at once to steady use of this great remedy
dies have failed. l- - "
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Carriages, Carriages.
C.. P. KimbaIl & Larkin,
Repository under Freble House,
PORTLAND, ME.


TNHE undersigned take pleasure in announcing TO
the public that they have taken the elegsnt and
spacious store under the Preble House or Carria9a
and Sleigh Sales-room and will keep constantly on
hand large assortment of fine Carriages from our
Factories on Prebe street, consisting IL part Of Car-
ence Coupes, Coupe Rockaway Carryals, Cabriolets.
Phatons, top and Open Bugges in great varieties /;
Sunshade, S11nas Pony Phntons Jenny Linds, GODDARD
Bugges, Dog Carts, Jump Seats OF all kinds and
sty es; Side Spring Box Wagons Of new desig1. 3;
Concord Wagons, &c.
For style and durability Carriages are not sur
passed IN this country and our long experience and
uneqnalled facilities for manufacturing fine car
riages enaes us to offer them prices that cannot
fail TO suit purchasers.
We shall also keep good assortment of Massa-
chusets made Carriages, and shall sell them at the
very lowest possible rates, for just what they are
with the manufacturers name each. and shall OF,
ier that class OF works Top Bugges rom $IS5. 90 to
$4,000; Sunshades from $40 90 to $l7500 and 9TH
or kinds in proportion.
All are invited to call and examine our stock
whether they wish TO bny not.
q. p. KlMBALL & LARKIN.
Portland, July 7, 1869. DIM
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ITO purchase house suitable for one or two fami-
L lies; must be central and in a good neighbor- r.
hood; ID ust have alt modern conveniencies. ANY
one having such will please state in full loca-
ton size Of house and lot, and The lowest price thev
will take; no other letters noticed. No fancy price
paid. ddress tor two months.
au24d2mo* HOUSE. Portland, Me.
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Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad.
Engfneer's Once,
Portland, Me-, Aug l6, 1869. !
DROPOSALS for fencing the First Division OF
Il the Portland and OgdeDsburg Railroad, from
section to section 16 inclusive, will be received at
the office OF ta,d company, up to and including
September 1st. Specifications OF the different sorts
after this date the bids will be bv the rod on mile
sections. and also any portion which they may de-
sire to have constructed by the land proprfetors
along the line. 'itt -
The Directors reserve the right to reject bids from
parties OF whose responsibility they not assured
and oil which In their judgment may not accord With
the interests Of the Company
By order OF the Directors.
JOHN f. ANDERSON,
aul6h Engineer r. & O. R.
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Clergymen
Druggists.

Goes Dyspepsia Cure,
Will also be found invaluable in all cases OF Diar-
rhea Dysentery, Collie, ss,mmer Complaints, Gri-
ping and in fact every dlsordered condition Of the
stomach.
Sold by Druggists in city or country everywhere
at 81 per bottle, or by application to
THE c. G.. CLARK CO.,
Sole Proprietors, New Haven Ct.
aug b-d1aw&weow
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TO LET.
Stores 49 G 90 EEch0l1ge St.
A LSO Chambers on Second and Third floor on
IA the same street. Apply tc sri
W. H. ANDERSON,
At ofice of Nathan Webb, ESQ,
ja27dtf No. 50 Exchange street.