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Schenck's Pulmonic SYRUP. !

Scaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills viii cure Con
sumption. Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, ii taken
taken atthe same time They cleanse the stomach,
relax the liver and put 1t to work. then the appetite
the Sa IL and saS Ssa
eased matter ripens in the lungs, and tile patient
oatgrows the disease and gets WE'LL This is the only
TO thesethree medicines DR. j II Schenck of Phil
adelphla, owes his unrivalled success IN the treat
ment OF Pulmonary Consumption. The Pulmonic
Syrup ripens themorbid matter in the lungs nature
throws it of by an easy expectoration, tor the
phlegm or matter is ripe slight cough will throw 1t
off, and the patient has rest aad he luL sbegin to
To do this The seaweed Tonic and Mandlake Pills
must be freely used toceanse the stomach and liver
SO that The Pulmonic Syrup and the food wilf make
good blood.
schenck's Mandrake Pills act upon the liver. re-
bladder the bile starts freely and the liver s soon
relieved; the stools will show what the Pills can do;
nothing has ever been invented except calomei Ia
with great care that win unlock the gail bladder
and start the secretons OF the liver like schencks
Liver Complaint is one Of the most prominent
s ISPs Il sa ns
preparation is made OF assists the stomach to throw
out the gastric juice to dissolve the iood with the
Pulmonic Syrup, and 1t Is made into good blood
without fermentation or souring in the stomach.
The great reason why physicians do not cure Con-
sumption is, they to do too much; they give med
icine 10 stop the cough, to stop chs, to stop night
sweats, hectic iever and by SO doing they dera1ge
the whole digestive powers locking up the secreons
and eventually the patienI sinks and dies.
DIR Schenck. in his treatment, does not try TO stop
cough, night sweats, chs or lever. Remove the
cause, and they Will stop Of their own accord. No
one can be cured OF consumption, liver complaint,
dyspepsia, catarrh canker liberated throat unless
the liver and stomach are made healthy. y. f,.u -
In s an
bronchial irritation, pleura adhesion, the lungs
are mass oflnaan@at and last dseaying; ~ such
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RECEIPTS BY RArLRoAIs AND STEAMERS, JUNE "a.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-7so bbls flour. 16 cars
corn, do oats, 81 do lumber, do laths, do bark,
do CATTLE 290 milk, 20 bdls paper ~ culvators,
60 bdls rake handles. car planks,2 do copper ore,
do clapboards 12l pkgs sundies; for shipment East,
800 bbs. flour, car b1an. - r-4+fe " ere
i MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. bdls handles, 10
doz drag rakes, horse do 50 pkgs scythes 20 bags
spools, cars lumber bb.s. beans. car potatoes,
12O sides leather, Ill pkgs sundries. lis Aea
PoRrLAND. SAco q PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD
cars slate, do marble, do hides, do timber, do
waste ldo granite, boats locomotive and tender.
150 bbls, pkgs and boxes.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEc RAILROAD-4 cars of
hoops, 1 do laths, 1 do stone, 10 bags waste, car
bbls., moving machine, 73 doors, 18 bdis blinds,
do SASH 60 do paper, 10 setts springs car lumber,
calves " eases oil Cloths bbls dried apples 81 oil
bbls 20 sacks potatoes cases woolens, N do. mdse,
and 26 cars freight for Boston. s-.e.if.sf 'f
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS, FROM BosTox-3 hhds.
ae do molasses 80 pkgs furniture, 81 crates ber-
rie 30 bars ron 139 bdls hoops 40 bbls pork 80 do
liquors. 100 boxes mdse, 30 hay forks 100 pkgs to or
der; for Canada and up counuy-io4 bars iron, Sc
dry hides 80 bds do 30 bales rags, 40 bbls sand 12b
pkgs to order. iils ia .saEUf s. zNaE
STEAMER FRANo0NIA. FROM NEW YoRK-95
bales cotton, 1876 do WOOL S6 do paper stock so bbls
Paris white 200 boxes tn 35 do raisins do cheese
so do hardware, 113 rolls leather 1856 half chests tea.
IS casks linseed OIL 80 bbls potatoes 10 do OIL f25
kegs soda, 12 hhds. tobacco so boxes ppes 35 bags
Coffee % pigs SOLDER piano, calf IS boxes medi-
cine, so bbls mdse, 275 boxes do. 100 pkgs sundres
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-24
Judge Tapls,,s Letter.

We have received the following letter., in
which Judge Tapley refuses to have his name
brought before the Republican State Convenr
ton now in session at Bangor, as a candidate
for Governor. Upon his return from the east
ern part of the State, Judge Tapley found that
his York County friends were intending to
urge his noblnation as the Republican candi-
date for Governor Hearing Of this movement
he addressed to the state Committee the fol-
lowing letter. which we have been permit. ed
to copy 1t breathes the true spirit and is
written in the interests of peace and union
Judge Tapley is very popular in York County,
and his friends will be disappointed at the
withdrawal of his name, for they hoped to
manifest their regard for him by seeking to
procure his nomination for Governor:
s.sa i,eg. o SAco, June %, 1869.
To the Republican State Committee Z u F'1l 4
Within few days have no.
ticed the mention of my name as the possible
nominee of the State Convention, for Govern
or of this State, and to-day for the first time 1
have learned by personal conference that it is
the design of some persons to present nv name
to the Convention in connection with that Of
fee. If could believe it would be of the least
avail in restoring and retaining the harmony
of the party, should not feel at liberty at this
but my own Judgment, as well asincl6a,ion'
for reasons not now necessars 10 be stated.
dictates different course, ma bec Won viii
assure the Convention mat am not a candi-
daIe for the IMPORTANT office M "a sia.ali.ag
- ft6St fully appreciate the confidence those
men who have suggested my name have shown
in me by suggesting it at this time, and it will
ever be held in grateful remembrance b I'D
cannot submit this short note without ex-
pressing the hope that the harmony which has
characterized our previous conventions will
continue with this, and contribute to its sue
cess. N4
A manly charity for the views Of each other,
exercised in rational manner and to real
the nomination of one who will preserve the
unity Of that party which has carried the coun-
try through premeditated, treacherous and
traitorous rebellion, and restored the symbol
been ruth.essly torn. Let not the glory of the
past be clouded by the folly of to-day ~
RUFUS p. TAPLEY g
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ken by one Of dealers. Sales of q cargo OF bo00
hhds. of Liverpool and Of 5000 hhds from Bonaire
70 arrive, have been made to one OF our dealers--
Leathe 81 Cores Soaps continue to be IN good de-
mand; prices are unchanged. The sugar market is
RtoleTably actives There Is a fair demand for all
kinds OF Portland sugars. The Portland Sugar
House turned out their first producti0ns for this
season on Monday, and they have orders for ten
days ahead, The Eagle Sugar Refinery and no dit
fcuity in disposing OF their productions fast
they are manufactured The Forest City Refinery
IL turning out sema splendid specimens which, the
ladies say, are equal to any sugars they have
used. They find favor everywhere
duli-there is difference Of views between import
ers and buyers. Tobacco Is without change. ~---
but with no great demand gtfallf
Freights have been very dull. The engagements
ior the week are bark Lizzie H. jackson, hence to
transpired; brig A. H. Curtis, hence for Havana at
81 80, god for lumber; brig isia, iron Cow BaV to
New York with coal, at $325 per ton ~
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-24

L -. 3 &, - r.
10 az gsgsSss interested IN ether er me estates
| A 4 a Court of Probate held at Portland, within
"a and Tor the thee County Of cumbsrlsnd on the third
hundred and sixty-nine the following matters hay-
ing been presented for the action thereupon hereinaf
That s,von - a., rsrsOn ,n,sr
ssted. BY causing copy Sfthis order Be- published
nies IN sne maPe "a s5aae fIess
a, "a gas, Pe ~ " ~ ~,
hsId al sa,d PoTtIanS on the third Tvssd.v " of
July next, at ten OF the clock In the forenoon and
he heard thereon and object | fthev see cause
uENpv KAT.fI,n LII i, tr1,r,o, aocaossd
t o, 90 so asa,o ~ NJ Sfor ors d a,b
a. if~a.r; ''' " ~
Los .rsr = e1tvrsrrp aaa. .,.,,,,.
d s =, n; n rSr ss, EN- = ~ ~. IN gu
sased Peon tor esnss 10 Ell and res
estate, presented by Il. j. Sylvester, Guardian.
To1N uArT 49,. - o...,s,- ls..,.. po.,.,
a. y nso no 81 o1seos ot, h eTa1n U9
;d 70 oSS's ~ ;a Seeeosod " mani
rzFxlFI, cTrpTrq ,..s AZ prn,,.,,,.,, ,,ooaoso,
viii and Petition for the ' probate ihereoe present.
~ - - ~ 81. ''].'os
ps,s,s a. e. IN ate % yi
senfed bv VI Ezsbeth q, Penneil widow Of said de-
osasad - = ''- ',-0f' = =
"a Fi,s3 " cconnf rSssented for - aIlow.nSe Nv
ELL ss. 5s' NJ tnca;d Fsc1snr % 's
EMMA ROBINSON. late OF wipdham. deceased.
AcSDan. p,ssos'eu '"' a" "sse DS o'''
ELIAS LlBp x late o. Wn,inam, deceased. wul
isSb% s0r s to1 therein
M ,s,r. nrrprNcrorr -. e ,v...Ts... a..o..
ELiShAf HLS hlNGstON, Ss,l late 81 wmunam, ueeeas-
ee. 5eon 20 ~. p oa. III - s ~; Ss'do d
ceased - y -s''Ss s',-e'''- "'.S"
II IcNATIIrs SrrvrNs ,.. or f,..h.no a.
oaS:o cc. aIe o. SoinaM, ae
beth NJ sfevens Srecial AiministratriT "
'vsa " 80, s y stss-.'. = s
!sl FkEDEklCk ~ T. SAwdEk, M o. we MestDro9k' Pe-
e'e%e~i
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-24


tnaia WEEK ENDING june %, 1862 iaiia sat
Tho business of the past week has been steady
but moderate. The demand is confined to immedi-
ate wants, and traders stock up from week to week
In this way, keeping their supplies up TO the wants
u coisunei' anu iepeusnins o.'enei 'n''ii 'ias
been usual Commercial street has presented q
more busy scene than was expected. eabNk
1he 'oho u 'no Aa"iAe' - quie' as u Prices WIN
the exception OF cotton manufactures, which have
advanced under the rapid increase ON the raw ma
4s-.., o.. -. .,,~ro,,. ,,,,,, 49, -
tefai' our pfices Susich' WIN sno" tnc aoyapce
which has taken place. kktflXk
/ Tho money market has been more stringent and
-" -. ,s.s,,,... :, s,..a.-ss -.
tnere mas peen nioie uncuy ii obtaining ioans
New York we notice that rates advanced for prime
paper and money has been % in quick deman1. -.
The gold market mas been HAT. The Efforts Of
New York speculators 10 run up the price have not
s....odas a., Thnrsda, Izt1, ,ha o,ss,,,. .,a.s
succeeoeu. Vn 1halsuay, isen' tne ciosihg quota
ton was 13S; Friday 1871; Saturday 1867; Monday
f374: Tuestlay 1s7: Wednesday, 231 137l. Il / y 4
M rorLat Gov .nias 4; ,,,;a W. at;oo = s a.
~ .uss 81 Ina as nave ueen X y. ~ wnlcn
are selnng ~ D.ieu apples are IN & n uemanu: M a.
to "a % for yellow-eses blue pod and ca. BOX Box
SHOCKS are ouii anu prices are nommai. breads are
ovsr ysnsy anu 'ne very Dest Ia
Candles are without change, with fair demand
ior ~ o,s se ,s y 9hcnaageu. %
prices. Coal is unchanged, with a moderate de-
mand. Cooperage Is duii, tnougn there nave been
some ofaers from OuDa Ior moiasses SHOCKS Ihere
Is no cnanss "a COPPER OF coruage.
Drugs sand and dyes are without @ change, except as to
opium, Mncn Is lower: Inc dry gooas market mas
been quite acuve Ior the season. Ihere mas been
an advance OF anu zc on neavy sneefings, ana the
tendency y stLl upwar9. Manuiacturers hold tner
prouuC@.aons. @ ~, nimy auu aLs no. u,sPossu 10 push
woolens are quiet. The trade has been very good
here dunng tne week anu large iots nave Deen sold
70 country tIauels. rorIianu cottsn uuck mas neen
advanced apout &c PEI yard IN cons squence OF the
advance On cotlon inefe Is u air 9smanu lor .nese
productions and they nave obtained favor Of all who
nave @sUu fs,s s'f' tha , oh.aaas .~a a.,
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-24
Especially reported for the Press.
Annual Conference of the Congregations
Churchcs of Maine-Forty-Th It hird
Gass3ma, -a-'.'fsf +

Churches of hird
Session.
- BANGOR, june %, 1869.
The General Conference OF the Congregation
al churches OF Maine, commenced its forty
third annual session at the Hammond street
church in this city to-day. ei'a9- e.
Rev. Mr. Alfred e. Ives Of Castine presid-
ing and Dea e. F. Duren of Bangor, Record
ing Secretary. The attendance is unusually
large, there being about FIVE hundred from
abroad. Delegates are present from all the
county conferences, and from many Of the
States throughout the Union as well as from
Ms, N. b. and the G So u goa taA4
At the opening at ten o'clock A. NJ the
conference united in singing the hymn
"Great is the Lord our God, aud the moder-
ator then read Psalm SO and followed with
prayer. E ll3a4 af-
The delegates then presented their creden-
tials and were enrolled. They consist of two
ministers and two laymen from each county
conference which has less than twenty
churches, six ministers and six laymen,
where there are more than twenty churches,
also tine omcefs' preachers and committees for
the time Tor which they are chosen, the dele
gates who the preceding year fulfilled tber
appointment and the ministers of the place
where the conference meets.
An earnest and interesting d;sonss;o,, 4,
reference to inviting the laity to take a more
prominent part in the exercises, occun;ad .
part of the morning session. ...-
The result of the discussion led to a refer-
ence OF the subject to committee consisting
Of Prof Herrick of the Theological Seminary,
Bangor, Rev. j. w. 81. Baker of North Water
ford and Rev. A. Cole of Cornish. They re-
ported an amendment of Art 80 of the con.
stitution which was accepted and adopted. as
follows: -
botn ministers and others present NAV at
ne discretion of the moderator be invited to
participate in the deliberations of this body.
but members only shall have the right to vote.
The constitutions and rules of the conference
were then read. a H6ff Jlss ~
Rev. J. VIII. Baker and Rev. e. L. Foster
were appointed on the nominating committee
inplace of two members whose term expires
this year. l.fsi.sq
Rev. Luther Wiswell of Windbam, from the
committee on Divorces made report.
N. Dingley of Lewiston, was added to the
committee to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the absence of Prof TalcottY
The delegates present who were appointed to
represent this body in the conferences of other
States, made reports.
Rev John Emerson of Biddeford was ap-
pointed Assistant Scribe.
me conference then Joined in singing
nymn Glorious things of Thee are spoken.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-24
ARREST OF A THrEF.-Tuesday night Il

ARREST OF A THIEF.-Tuesday night the
store of J. NJ Allen and the -four mill of Mr..
Bickford, at Saccarappa, were broken into
Mr.. Allen having suspicious against a young
man named Isaac Babb, had him arrested,
when the young man confessed that he had
been engaged in store breakings in Saccarappa
and Gorham, and in till-tapping in Portland.
He also implicated young man named Ed
mond Wallace, but refused to inculpate any
other persons He was brought here and lodged
in Jail, until an examination can be had. Wal
lace is to be arrested, and, probably, some eth
ers, of whom there are suspicious that they be-
longed to the gang which has committed SO
many larcenies and misdemeanors in Gorham
and Saccarappa. as .
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-24
City Liquor Agency.

All persons who may have occasion to use
liquors of any kind for medicinal or mechani
cal purposes, are informed that the City Agen-
cy is supplied with articles of excellent quail
ty, selected expressly for these purposes. No
liquors will be sold at the Agency except those
purchased Of the State Agent, and they can be
relied on as pure and OF standard proof, as cer-
tilted in the certificates of analysis from the
State Assayer. The price list has been revised,
and only sufficient profit will be charged to
meet current expenses. We think this mode
Of conducting the agency cannot fail to receive
public approval. Per Order s.. ~ 81. s.s4
COMMITTEE ON LIQUOR AGENCY.
june II, 1869. dtfsn I,s.ii...s. ,sf
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-24

NATIONAL CONVENTION OF THE Y. NJ. G..
AssocIATIoN.-We are glad to learn that the
Convention of Yourg Mems Christian Asso-
Citations to be held in our city, commencing on
the 14th July, promises to be one of unusual
interest. Matters of vital importance to the
existence and influence of the various associa-
tions will be discussed. We trust that these
delegates, representing, as they probably will,
every State in the Union, will receive cordial
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-24

EXTREME COURTESY AThe Advertiser of
Monday, speaking Of the letter in reply to that
of Rev. Mr.. Reyes, says, 'iti is very bitter in
tone,' &C., and concludes its comments with
the modest statement that such a letter
snould not have been published without the
authors signature, from all which we are ire
sistibly led to the conclusion that the Adver-
tiser is little jealous that it did not have the
opportunity of erclading the aforesaid letter
from its columns! This journal is too squeam-
ish by half Perhaps we may send our next
anonymous over for its as.isaiasa as4s A,..a nsa
priety of publishing it, In the meanwhile, we
sincerely hope our neighbor will continue to
cultivate that remarkable modesty which ena-
bles him to PASS Judgment upon his contem-
poraries with such charming nonchalance. r
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-24

III. V. JOHNSON VEToED.-The Swedenbor..
gian convention which was in session in New
York the greater part of last week, adjourned
on Saturday to meet next June in Philadel-
phia. The officers for the ensuing year were
elected. A bolt was made against the nomi-
tion of Herschel v. johnson of Georgia for one
of the executive committee, on the ground that
he wss rebel, and the name of Glendy Bun
ker of New Orleans was substituted. aiie'
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-24
poRT OF PORTLAND. !


@ wednesday, Jans ss.
ARRIVED.
steamer Franconia. Bragg. NewYork, ,-mdse to
Ship Pacific. tnow), Blanchard. .of and from Var.
mouth, in tow Of steam tugs Warrior and Uncle
Barqne Jane Adalire. tof Portland, fiutehinson.
Cardenas 9th inst.-sugar to Phinney g jackson.
Brig Eta Tucker, tot Portlandl Tucker. Cien-
Sch Elthca Jane, BIZ warmack, cornwaIlis, Ms
wood tor market. 81 slli ftN iallsnae1
Sch Noel, lBr) Dorman, Windsor, Ms. .--plaster 10
Sch Ranger iBrl Thompson, St John, NB.--boards
ssS ssS 5isss Hsass s ss Isass ss:,5 pee ss..
Sch Virginia, Stuart. Millbridge Tor Boston.
-PAHAs-A CLEARED. faaA it4A's-' -
Sch Casco Lodge, Pierces Balumore--Charle Saw
!, Sch Seven Brothers, (Br) Porter, Lingan, CB-Geo
Sch kathleen, tBr, wylnan, ST John, NB-F r
Sch Jack Easy. tBr) BulIerwell. Cornwallis. Ms
Sch ilarfie, tBr) Ross. st Andrews, NB. eAeq 4
NOTICE. TO MARINERS. il..ii'. d
Notice Is hereby given that the following new
Buoys have been placed ON the Eastern coast OF
sEntrance 90 1faezias Riusr. ~
Birch Point-Red Spar Buoy; Birch Point bears
s. f. BY sd mile.a This buoy Is placed ON the east
as g. hs 4 y est ssr q Tss aax Birch po,
west side Of the channel in ~ n water >. -
Round island Black Spar Buoy. Middle. OF
noun9 .sanu ~, sears s, o. ~ ~ mile hhls peo{ y
water, - - - :. ---',.' = m ' =
III !, JVest enfronce IN Afnose peoT y,ach ~
,.,,>o.,,. 49,. p,..L -. o. 'srs, ...,. -, n
Ippetts Leage'-6iack spar Buoy, Iooetts ist5
ana ana, psafs M n; Sneep Island bears Soath. Buoy
at low water. II s. ,fi :, -. ' .-... -
Sheep Island Lsdge. M = Red Spar Buoy: sheep Isl, |
north north from the Ledge in fur fathoms water The
''s s,',n 49, = ~, - r1.s,.
Cranberry Island lsdgs,I,Rsd Spar Baoy. Bunk
ers Ledge bears 3. by w. mile. This buoy Is
placed s. w. from the ledge, which has teet on t at
low water. AaH 2UGQnTnHgFH
tiynn's Ledge Black spar Buoy: Fiynn's Point
bears n w, mile; Bear Island bears N. by e. 8
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-24

COMING HOME. Lots of Maine people are
using the new Pacific road to get back to visit
friends of long ago, as we'll as to leave for the
Golden State. Yesterday three Belfast boys,
brothers, who left San Francisco seven days
ago arrived here and went east in the boat
They came to join a family reunion, after sew
enteen years absence
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-24

A TERRIBLE STATE OF AFFAIRS. A New
York literary paper has the following: sf29
The police and coDstabnlary OF Maine are
enforcing the Maine liquor law BY main force.
They seize and burn liquor wherever it can be
found, and the topers look on with feelings too
deep for utterance." II
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-24

FIRE CRAcKERs.-Our citizens are, and
have reason to be, sensitive on these danger
GUS nuisances. Now, the only objection to the
great Pacific Railroad that we can think of is
the facilities it affords to the importation of
fre-crackers. An exchange says: "Few who
have listened to these hideous premonitory
symytoms of the Fourth Of July have consid-
cred to what an awful extent this annual nui-
sance will be increased by the opening Of the
great transcontinentalr railways True enough,
with steamships running weekly -as they soon
will be-between China and San Francisco
and with daily trains from the latter place to
our devoted Eastern cities, we may expect to
be flooded with their aggravating explosives.
Thanks to our City Government for putting a
veto on the sale of them. And we hope and
trust our traders will not attempt TO evade the
order and slyly keep them. II they de, we
rather think their profits will turn out small
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-24

"Buy NE, and I'n do you Gsod." Dr.
LanSley's lk oet and Herb Biitcrs are sure
Of tho Blood and Skin, Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Cos
tiveness, Indigestion, Jaundice. Headache, ard BIZ
ious Diseases, General Debility, &e. They cleanse
purifth blood, strengthenthe body and thorough
prepare 1t to resist diseases OF all Kinds. GEO. u
GOODWIN & Co, Boston. Sold BY all druggists.
Mar 1S-SN16N /. N ~ ~ w Nv 80 q
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-24
RatcheIor,s HAIR Dye.

This splendid Hair bye is the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable
stantane0us; no disappointment; ridiculous tnfs
remedies the III effects Of bad dyes inygorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
june 3-sNd& w1yr ~ rAill .klnaintlatL u
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-24
, state News.
ANDRoscoGG1N COUNTY.

ANDhOSCO1dlN COONI1.
The City Seal of Auburn consists of radii OF
trees" with figures of shoes and boots. On
the interior circle is the inscription ''Vestigio
nute retrorsuna no steps backward, and in
tne exterior circle the words, "City of Auburn
Ioos, says the Lewiston Journal.
ssf KENNEBEo COUNTY. s rlt
Intelligence has reached Augusta, that En-
~ ;ss s mlIuam r oart Of that city, was drowned
IN Ia San francisco last Monday. The deceased
mao just been promoted in the service. and
was young man of much promise. ~.
bas Sasnan hos D. Stanwood, formerly of Augusta.
Ravo~sa aS Doen appointed Supervisor of Internal
=, orSnue Ior Alabama he is brothar-;n n 10 w
W Alon' Jas. u. Blaine ~ =" a'' Z"
!; noshs Asylum has about $50 inmates at th,.
Nar Vavil received an addition Of I1s from 's
PENoBscor COUNTY. f.,. III fiI
The Bangor Whig says the
who were arrested on suspicion ~ funs ~ Ieliows
fire in Brewer on Saturday nirbt te..lng g the
charged after an examination before : ri, dis,
Justice. a.- Iriai
We learn from the Bangor Whie that co,,
trary to general expectation, the case ~ ~,
ard A. Cleveland, convicted of the murder of
Warren George, which went up to the fpii
bench ON exceptions, was not argued at the 70.
cent term of the Court, owing to the counsel
for the defendent not being in readiness and
asking further time. The Court granted them
until July LIST to submit their argument.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-24
. Revere ',I re House !.
Boston. Mass.

I This noted Hotel has been thoroughly modernized.
The house has been completely remodeed. painted,
and newly furnished. Suites OF rooms for large and
small families, water, bathipg-rooms, &c, intro
duced-s0 that it now Cffers unsurpassed accomm0-
dations for travellers. The "Revere" has always
been celebrated forts table and the attention paid
its guests and its high reputation in these partcu
ars will be maintained.
Mr.. GARDNER iWETHERBEE late of the. Filth
Avenue Hotel, New York, has become one of the
cling public at the above Hotel. afi.qq1 8 ~
WRISLEY, WETHERBEE & CO..
jefsn2m i 1is't9 t's iia 9' h3t Proprietors