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The Portland daily press., 1869-09-27

CUMBERLAND, IS:
At the Court of County Commissioner beonn a.,
holden at Portland, within and for The o
berland, on the first Tuesday of September Anno
Domni, 1869. -- ----.- ""'
On the foregoing petition, it being Satisfactorily,
shown to the Court that the petitioners are respons
bic, and that hearing Is expedient, It Is hereby
Ordered-That the County Commissioners win
meet at the County Commissioners Office in PORT
land, Aforesaid, on the first Tuesday OF Noyember
A. u. 1869, at ten o'clock A. M, and that the pet,
TONERS give notice to all persons interested, by
causing attested copies Of said petition, and this
s 9ruer Oh court thereon, to be served upon the
Town Clerk, of the town Of Cape Elizabeth and Also
Dy posting up copies of the same in three public
places III said town, and publishing the same three
weeks successfully in the Maine State press =
paper printed in Portland, the first Of said publca
LIONS ana each OF the other notices, to be at least
Ihlrty days before the time OF said meeting tbat
eney may then and there appear and shew cause IL
any they have why the prayer of said petitioners
should not be granted
Attest, ID. w.FESSENDEN, Clerk.
true copy Oh the Petition and Order thereon.
Auest' ID. w. FESSENDEN, Clerk.
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The next State elections will DO held In
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa and Ne
braska, October H. On the Goth of the same
month"; California will elect judges of the SUI
preme county Courts, and the Democrats
promise 10 increase their present majority of
twelve Thousand. West Virginia will hold n
State election October 18th. After Tho, mil,
the regular November elections. fo,,orros T..
the irregular elections in BIississinn
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THE WATER POWER REPORT. fo

The WATER POWER REPoRT.-The forth
coming report upon the water-power of the
State will contain map of the principal river
basins, also engravings of the following water
privileges:
Madison Bridge Falls, in Arson and Madi-
son.
Kennebec Dam, in Augusta.
Great Falls, in Baldwin and Hiram.
Pejepscot Falls, in Brunswick and TOpham.
Benny Eagle Falls, in Buxton and Hollis
Livermore Falls, in East Livermore and Liv-
ermOre.
Lower Falls, in East Machias
Upper Dam, in Ellsworth
Carratunk Falls, in Embden and Scion.
Dam No. 3, in Gardiner
Jay Bridge Falls, in Jay.
Lewiston Falls, in Lewiston.
Lisbon Falls, in Lisbon.
Oldtown Falls, in Milford and Oldtown.
Upper Falls, in Rumford.
Lower Falls, in RumfOrd
NOrth-Channel Dam, in Skowhegan.
TicOnic Falls, in Watervile and Winslow.
The Cascade, in Waterville.
Cumberland Mills Falls, in Westbrook.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHITTIER, 400 Congress St., has just
received another lot of those delicious "Choco-
late Cream" Burnt Almonds from "South-
mayd's, Boston.
Step in and try them, they are pnre and
fresh. Also all the incest kinds of candies as
usual sept25-sn-3t
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REV. w. L. GAGE and family of Hartford,
had narrow escape Saturday afternoon. A
pair of horses they were riding with, ran away,
collided with a coal-cart, killing one of them
and Mrs. Gage and nurse girl were thrown
out, and Mrs. G. cut on the forehead and one
of the eye-nerves apparently paralyzed. The
others were not hurt I'll -.
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MARRIED..

In Topsham, Sept. %, by Rev. d. f. Potter Thos.
NJ. Given, Esq, OF Portland, and Miss Eliza A.,
daughter of Can't. Jos. PuringtOn, of Il.
In Auburn, Sept. 8, Edison Jones and Sarah Dodge
both OF Turner.
In WatervilIe, Sept. Is, Robt, r. Damren and Mrs.
Sophronia @. James.
In Auburn, Sept. II, Jos. W. Bryant and Nellie j.
Kilgore. both OF Turner.
In Auburn, Aug IS, William Tarrlo, of Bradley,
and Susan Nichols OF A. ~
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The Portland Press has shown a spirit Of en-
terprise worthy of more pretending metropol-
itan sheets, in its report of the trial of Francis
Murphy for tho murder of Patrick hurry.
Yesterday half-sheet supplement- was issued
containing verbatim reports of the closing ar
guments. The proprietors of the Press under
stand that reacs is what readers of daily papers
demand observation-disclosures Reporter.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-27

CAAMBERLAINs Law Book FOR THE PEo-
PIE, defines the rights, duties, responsibilities
and liabilities pertaining to all business tran
sactions, with great clearness and precision.
The forms are plain, concise and free from all
useless words and repetition, and many of them
are new and cannot be found in any other
book. Sold only by subscription. Atwell &
Co. are the Portland agents, l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Special Notice, I. O. of q. r.
Members of Machigonne and Eastern Star En-
eampments are requested to meet at Odd Fellows
Hail. on Monday evening, the 9th inst, at O'Clock,
to see whether they will accept invitation at
tend the Centennial Celebration ut Bangor, on the
3Oth of September. Per Order of 81 /
VIM. II. FESSENDEN, G. P. I
sep27dltsn II. R. SARGENT, G. T.
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nerce, Kent, Boston; VIM puren, white. Plymouth

merce, Kent, Boston; VIM Duren, White, Plymouth
Alaska, Strout. Nantucket.
Ar oath, brig Julia Kelley, Knight, Remedies "A
Adrian: Everett ROesiand Martha Weeks, en-,
more, Belfast; July Fourth. Cobb, Bangor for New
ark; Arcturus. Smith. FAN River.
Below, ship southampton, Smithwlck, from Liv
eTpool.
CID oath, ships Odessa oualey. Mobile; IronsIdes.
barque Lula, Knowles. for Montevidso and Buenos
Ayres: brigs Hattie Wheeler. Bacon Cardenas;
Teller, Liverpoo; Howard. Griffin, Salem; John
Snow, Mitchell, Shulee, MS; Sea Pigeon, Hickey,
Boston.
Passed through Hell Gate oath, schs Yankee Blade
Coombs, Rondout for Boston; j w Maitland, Leigh
ton, Philadelphia tor Portland; Ella Hay. Haskell.
keii, Albany Tor Portland; Globe irem RoDdoat for
s Boston; Elizabeth, Knowlton, from New York TOR
NEW LoNDoN-Ar 23d, sch Minnie Cobb. Ingra-
ham. Roekland Tor Norwich.
NORwiCH-Ar 2sd, sch Maria Lunt, Boynton,
PK0yIpENCE,-Ar2 ith, scbs Dispatch Parker,
Calais for Pawtucket; Mareellus, Rcmick from Els
Sid ed, sch Tiger. Head. Rockland.
AZ Zith, sch hattie COMBS, Jameson Baltimore.
| NEMPORT-Ar 23d. sch Redondo, Whittemore,
from Providence for Machias.
In port 23d schs Lacon, Thomas from Calais for
Richmond, Cobb, Calais for Norwich; Thomas Hix,
Hall. Rockland Tor New York; Renduskeae. WYATT,
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 23d, sch Addie Fu,ler Han
derson, Dix Island for Washington ''' 'e"-
| Sid 9th, brig Mary Il Leighton.
BOSTON-Ar Path, schs Vixen, smallage Mt De-
sert; Aerie, Mason, Bangor; oceanica. Bragdon,
Ar 25th, ship Southern Gross, Hughes, Manila;
schs Lucy & Nancy, Perkins, Bangor; VIM MeLOOn,
Hackett Roekand; ouo,.;., c;o,,r,., po,,,.,a
to load for Savannah; sch Monadnock. Bunker, for
Jacksonville; Idaho, Babbagc. Bangor Sarah OIL
Sid, barques Small. Daring; brigs Cascaiee,
M Thompson and Guiding Star.
| NEwBURYPORT-Ar oath, sch Michael, Frisoie'
Sid oath, schs Oregon Turner, and Denmark, At
WOOD Bangor; sinbad, Arey. Rockland.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Ilavre 10th inst, barque Ukraine, Meleher,
AT Duenos Ayres 18th ult, barque Ada GRAY. Race.
for New York days: WIN Hobertson, Reed. tor do
| ldg; Sarah Gilmore. Clifford, aisg. ,,,
Ar at 81 John, Pr, 10th inst. brig Georgia, Miher'
| Port Spain; sch Peerless Patterson Baltimore: 49,
AT Caibarien sth inst, brig james Welsh, tor Bait
Ar ut Havana 18th inst sch g King, Parsons.
| 10 days.
| York.
In port Eth. barqus Ada Carter, Kenuey, for Bal
tmore; big Mary Kinds, Hastings for New Or
| Ar at Cardenas 18th inst brig III Kennedy,
Geyer. Baltimore;
Kitchen Montevideo Emily, Dinsmore. ior Buenos
Cid at st John, NIB, Goth, baroue r. A souaer.
New York.
| Orleans for Boston
Sept II lat s. AZ Ion 70 49, brig Marine, from Glen
Sept 20, lat 40 O5, lon 60 49, ship VIM storer, i'm
| New York tor Liverpool
sS Ss ar Sc Ion e e Ss
| Cor, mate died Aug q. oil lung fever.
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RatcJ,eJor's Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable in
Simultaneous; no disappointment; ridiculous tints;
remedies the IN effects of bad dyes; invigoratCs and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold BY all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
June 3-sNd&w1yr l,i1 GO t t',a
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A A1ZZ,S
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
~ HAIR
b lRENE'WEh.
: =

! IS JUG DCSt aftcle ever Known to =
RESTORE. GRAYHAIR
TO IT'S ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL sOOLOR.
1t will prevent the Hair from falling out.
Makes the Hair smooth and glossy, and docs not
stain the skin as others.
Our Treatises on the Hair sent free by mall
n. r: HALL y CO., Nashua, N. h. Proprietors.
. ..rs $50 .st..rf 81 sepf5eod& cow sNlm
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NEW and Fashionable Pant goods just re-
ceived by A. D. Reeves, Tailor, Sc Free street.
sept18-1m
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N Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the subscri-
~ w psIs nave been duly appointed Executors OF
GEORGE L. RICHARDSON,
iate OF Bridgton, In the County Of Cumberland.
deceased, and have taken upon themselves thai
uust by giving bonds, as the law directs All per-
sons having demands upon the estate of said de-
ceased, are required to exhibit the same; and all
persons indebted to said estate called upon 10
make payment to
REUBEN SMALL.
THOMAS j. RICHARDSON,
Bridgton, Sept. 2ist, 1869. Executors
39-w3W
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A FINE collection of Dutch Bulbous Roots
from most reliable bulb growers in Holland
may now be found at Kendall & Whitney's.
sep25-2t
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FALL DRESS HATs.-Shaw, LAT Middle street,
has for sale Cook s. Aldrich's silk Hats. The
highest and finest in the market. sep25-3t
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-27

JUST opened, q fashionable lot of goods for
Goats, Pants and Vests, at A. D. Reeves Tail
or, 36 Free street. sept181m
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-27

PROPOSALS will be received for seventy tons
of Cumberland Coal at Printers Exchange
Enquire for particulars at Press office.
sep25-d3t*
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Vital Magnetism

= n 21s % 4Z11 " Zl1VD1
Congress Hall, will heal the sick on the same
principle that the late DR.. Quimby did, withoat
medicine often with one treatment by his Nntu.
rnl Vital Magnetic Gift. The system Is VI
talized, equalized, and queted, giving NEW LIFE
and vIGoR. Has had good success in Boston,
New York and Chicago. ...- -
Mr. H. will remain in this city until Oct 0.
REORGANIZATION free. tOctssNs"
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STATE OF MAINE.
To thc Honorable the County Comma.
sioncrs, within and for the Couusv Of
Cumberland.
Respectfully epresent the subscribers. John
Pillsbury, James LOveitt, SARAH Davis, Woodbury.
fillsbury, John II. Lovett, John Loyeitt and
Enoch Loveitt all OF Cape Elizabeth In said County
that tue seectmen of said Cape Eliza both did after
certain town ways In said town, leading from the
congregational Meeting House to the Fort and tho
way known as the Light House Road and for said
purpose, did take certain lands OF your petitioners
awarding them severally for damages as follows:3
John PillsbuIy, seventy dollars james Loyeitt 1T
teen dollars, Sarah Davis, ten dollars Woodbury.
Piilsbury five dollars. John f. Loyeitt ten dollars
John Loveitt. ten dollars, EnOch Loyett, six dol,
lars, to be paid by said Cape Elizabeth and that
said selectmen, on the fifteenth day of March, A. d.
ises.
Your petitioners now aver that in the estimate
and award of damages TO be paid 10 them aote-
said, they are greatly aggrieved. .t.H'
They therefore pray that the damages to them
may be increased, and that your Honors will cause
them to be estimated and assessed and paid to them
10 just and reasonable amount, as providedby law
in such cases.
-r 3D. .s ' . SARAH DAVIS,
JAMES L0VETfT,
JOHN L0YEITT,
.. JOHN Il. LOVEITT,
ENOCH LOVEIrT.
Cana Iffi,,bnth Aup. 10. 1869
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City Liquor Agency.

Salesman Wanted.
To travel in Maine. A good situation for an active
young man. u .+dla.. s7iH r. fr
Address X. W., Portland o. sepo4sntf
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LOVE AND MONEY
Girl Wanted,
STATE OF MAINE.

GOOD Girl wanted to do tho work in a small FAM
Oiy. Good reference required.
Call Immediately at No. Quincy Street, or at
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-27
DEPARTURES OF OCEAN sTrAMNE
M. A. RINE N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Saturday, Sept. 2J.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson. New York : mdse to
Steamer New England, Field, st John, NIB, via
Eastport Tor Boston. 'tE = Nj - ~ -
Sch Portland, lBrl Nelson, Windsor, Ms wood
and plaster to AID Whidden.
Sch Noel, (Br) Marsters, Windsor, Ms plaster
Sch Bramhall, Hamilton, Boston.
Sch Stevens StudIey, Boston. -4l.-
Sch Col Eddy, Day, Boston.
Sch Pray, Clark, Boston. --H- ---
Sch Commerce, Griffin, Boston,-pickled herring
Sch Della Kinds. Wells. Boston for Calais.
sen Harriet Fuller, Willard. Salem. Pod
Sch Alton, Norwood, Kennebunk.
Sch Baltic Small, Deer Isle "
Sch Bellona, Wallace, Phipsburg.
Sch Majestic, Farnham, Bangor Tor Boston.
Sch Leyiathan, Lewis Bristol ior Boston. +.
RETURNED-Brig Dickmore. 0-I-.a
CLEARED.
Steamer Carlotta, Colby, Halifax NS-John Por-
Brig Firm, tBr, Crowell. Windsor, MS. .-......
Sch Nevada, Davis, Baltimore Nickersons. Litch-
Sch Henry Adelbert. Philadelphia. ......
Company.
sAILED-Bris Frontier; sch Chas McCarty.
.,p,J Sunday, Sept. 20.
Whidden. = -
BEboW-A light brig, supposed the Geo GlIchrist
from Boston.
LAUEcHED-At East Machias POD inst, from the
yard oil Talbot, schr of about 200 tong, nam
ed Lucy Hammond. r
MEMORANDA.
Sch Betsy Ames, OF Portsmouth, bound East. was
run into and sunk by steamer Katahdin, of White
Head. on Friday night. A boy, name not ascertain.
Steamer Rattlesnake, from Philadelphia for Port.
i1and, which was run ashore at Seay Beach, Hell
The Submarine Wrecking Co are at work unon her
and she will be speedily repaired. 'p'A
f.! b m anna ma Wellington, Owen, from Cow Bay, Co.
water in the hold. She sunk soon after. The can
tam ana crew arrived at Boston 22d.
a DOMESTIC PORTS.
PUGET SOUND-Ar at Port Discovery 10th inst
barque Mary Glover, Miller, San Francisco.
SAN FkANCISCO-Ar 18th, barquo Money mick,
Sid 18th. barques Vidette, Merritt, Port Towns
end; Rainier, Hayden, Teekalet.
SID 23d, ship Grace Darling, Smith, Bakers ISL
Cid 2ith, ship Akbar, Croker, New York.
ChaIrteredIbargne Carlton, Tor Liverpool S9arcoo
SAVANNAH-Ar 10th, sch Maryland, Tcrrey,
S OSHfIAa.iRLEsToN-Ar 2oih, big Abby Bradshaw,
AT 2ith, barque Annie Terry, from Richmond. Me.
WILMINGT0N.Below 2lst, brig Hattie b, Dag
gett, from New York.
Old sist. barque Jane A Bishop, Kerr, Liverpool,
land sailedl
NORFOLK-Ar 2ist. sch F Nelson, Hart. James
River for Boston, leaking badly.
Sid 2lsi, brig $ j Suout, Hammond, Tor Bruins.
wick. Ga.
FORTRESS MONROE-Passcd in 9th, brig Jere-
niah, Ford, from Matanzns. o'''
Dts, Providence. ' "'aee oiu'oh
= B 3, 2ad, sch Irene Mese,yey.
Cid sd, sch D W Williams. Hall San rr.no,s.
fhlLApyELPnIA-Ar 23d, brig Nueyitas. Trask.
session. 2s,1 nj; schs Meany. Lewis. Portland.
rSn I 1zu Sag Reporter Coombs, Bangor; Amelia,
AT 2Sd, sc1s Hyne, Glover, vinalhayen; Ontario
Ar gath, baraus Annie w Weston Dowas Iivor
'ool; brig Mary r Dana, O'Neil, Gardiner. -'''-
Below Path, barque Anna Elizabeth, Norerave In,
Turks Islands. s'"''' III
NEW YORK-Ar 23d. schs Telegraph. Asblev
seal Island; wellington, Barber, and Abby 1ials
Ryder, Bangori ROsina, Cummings j onespori; Com.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
AR0KEN-

Sept G, off Shot Keys, barque Alaska, from New
Orleans for Boston.
Sept IT, lat 50 49, Ion 70 49, brig Marine, from Glen
fuegOs for Boston.
Sept 20. lat 40 05 Ion 60 10, ship VIM Storer, i'm
New York tor Liverpool
No date, lat SO 80. Ion 70 10, brig Marion, from
Cieniuegos for Boston. g Chamberlain, OF Ban
gor mate, died Aug q. oil lung fever.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Cane Enz,beth, Aug. 10, 1859.
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NJ EMORANDA.

LAUECHED-At East Machias POD inst. from the
yard oil z Talbot, a schr of about 200 topq nam
ed Lucy Hammond, -
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RAILROADS.
AND ERIE HAsLI.OAH.

ID Tn ana aftor MOndgy. NV 2}rd, 1865
'asscnger Trains will run on Ills rnNi rs follows:
LEAVE ERlE.-GOtNG FAST.
V,AA A. NJ NIGHT EXPRESS stopping at
h'TV Ripley, Wcstfeld, NunkiIk and silver.
creek, arriving at runlo AT As 4. NJ.
AK a. NJ, NEW YORK EX?GESS, stop.
aV'o' Ping nj Westfed, iilpci"u nunkirk, ST
veIcreek, and Angoa, "r.i,!E5 III Buffalo
at2 ,1OP NJ.
7 Iins NJ It cSGISsATa SSt,nsss Wl: EHrnrTs ,:Sn 1
Dunkirii and Silv"rcrccl', and arrives n,
Buffalo at lo,45 =. II.
G.sAN A NJ. MAIL AND ACCoMMoDA.
S.pS TON, stopping ai ST. ,tg, iun-. a.iir.r. a.
Buffalo at lo,4o 4 &
sssls p NJ, DAY ENr"i:Sl. -tnpT,ng ct
psf'p Northeast. RIPLEY Nrsth,iG. DuuKirk.
Silycrcreek and Al .Jt,, arriving NJ Bill.
falo at 100 i. NJ
LEAVE RuFyALo-p,I.d wFsT.
1I,Dk y. NJ, DAY EAPHtS$ -tdppinG a. An
A~se~'P COLA. Silyerrtck. burkirb, BrOcton,
Westleld and No,,lra-;. arriving al E.!s
A,NNP NJ, MAIL hNO ACCoMMoDA.
>TsOV TI0N, stopping nj aiI ratiuus, arriving
at Erie at $50 p. NJ
R,pca A. NJ, TOLEDO lNPRESS stopping at
OscU all stations, and arriving at Erie a. LOGO
A,OA r M., STEAMBOAT EXPRESS. stop.
VsVO ping at Angola, Silvcrcreeb, Dunlsirk.
Broc.On. Westie6 md Nuf.nel.st, arriy.
ing at Erie at 1,ao A. Nj
e,1A A. NJ, NIGHT EN'RiiSS, stopping nt
lG~F Sivercreek, Dunlsirii Nnl Wcsiieid, ar.
irving q; Erie at j, ip 4 NJ
Railroad time il 10 minutes ta-,n- thin Eiic time
X N BROWN, Gen'l Supt
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DUFFA..C, COKRY & g'ET-TSRURO
ID r%''1
RAILROAD TINE TABLE,
u hoNudV, NONt1nltr
NORTHWARD.


Takes effect Mondav, Novcmi rr 23d ltJS.
NoRTHwARD.
Accommodation leaves Cory so p. M; Clymer
4, 5 Panama i,15: Sherman 49,; Summit 500
p NJ Mayville $50 arrivn- n BrUcton I,0Op. IN
Express train leaves Cory . - ~ NJ clyrier 955
Panama 1o,lO Sherman 103i; Suih.ni, 10, 10 May
vile l,,lo and arrives at Bro ION -. o N.
Mail leaves Cory IL T. NJ stopping ut all sta
tlons, arriving at Brocton 400 NJ
sOUTuwAID.
Mail train leaves Brocton AT . 90 W.. s piping az
al stations, arrives at Cory NJ l2,25 r. N.
Express leaves Brocton at 2,35 P. NJ; Nayville
3,95 summit 345; Sherman 400; Panaln. 4,2S;
Cymer 4,3S, and arriving At Cory Mt 5,o5 p NJ:
Accommodation leaves BrortOn 100 r. NJ. May
vile S,10 Summit $40, Sherman s.t5, Panama $50
Clymer 9,45, arriving at CORY II lo,,c T. N. -.
coNSEuiIONS. -
Passengers leave Buffalo the Toledo Express
or ljav Express, conuaclng mt Erocton with trains
for MayTlle, Sherman, Pana un ClyIner and Gerry;
connecting ct CORY with trains the Oh Creek u
Il. for 1itusvi,le, Miller, Pioneer aad let Centre;
Oil City and Pittsburgh
Also, connecting at Cory with trains an tho Phil
ldrlphia Erie TOAD for PHI 'IdrinlI!I and llarriI
way for Union, Meadville, Grccuville, Pa. aud
Warren, Ohio, and lamestoN oNu Hnd Rand 'lpn,N.i
Trains leaving Oil City at as a. III, Cory st
90 a. m, connecting at Brocton witt uan Oh u ~
f. r. r., arriving in Buffalo NJ a,lo p IL.
Trains leaving Oil City at ~; III Viii connect
with Mail Train leaving Cory Hi 1,15 p M, con
recting with Express East O.. r. & = Il u, arIrv.
ing in b falo at G5O p M !,lvii < Buffalo at lot.
+. ~ alrivn" at Cory at 1o,lj !. N.
a $50, connect at Mnyvillr with STEAMBOATS, on
CrautnuOua Lake during season Ul iH' cation iUr
a =; TRElv. surt.
Tanl. l;H,vii'c, y. Y.
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HOTELS.
hIL EXCHANGE HGT;ss"

NJ. V. MILLER, Proprietor.
The largest and most comnO'roul latnl in the
oil region. Fair the Bridge reduced to baardc ~
This house ls pie SANITY situated, rooms cool aud
pleasant, making it delightful hotel in all peca
Petroleum Centre, April 18th, 1853
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To PGrente, Guardians, Pastors and 9th
ers. whose sous. wrrus. o lliends, may be
leaving home for rc,iGccces in ihc c'iv o
P'ilal'!.hia, Tho Young Nan's Christian
A citation Of r ildci!hia. announce that
they have committee Tor re purpose of
showing kindness to Young men VITO are
strangers, ','aai leading 'hrm under religious
Influences. Tacy there. re- rslresi all who
desire the cooper ton Of this committee, to
send the names and addresses Of young men
about to reside in Philadelphia in whom
they are interested with such particulars
Of character rs they may deem proper (Which
will be strictly conidential,) 10 John Wan
nmaker, Chairman of the Committee, Hall
Of the Association, 1910 Chestnut street,
Philadelp hia. -
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Rev s :. RA'snn. Pastor Of The preshy-
terjan Caurch at l.s Claire Prairie. illinois.
has resigned his pas'orale because he can.
no. prevent some Of his church mamtGs
from dancing.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
sc,. 'c"'sa, yvodssaag. Maybe.
Il. T.. F.41, .Edi/0a'.

y NorgD CorNrsRFGIrEn ARRESTED -
Last winter a man named Nm. II. Cam
cross was arrested by L. = Detective Low
ell with $500 worth OF ten dollar bills on
The Albany City National Bank in his pos
session. Last week Camcroas told the
officers that he purchased the bogus lacney
Of Everett jacobson, s.: C,uims. On W"l-
neslay last Lowell ond Nash, armed with
"a TGnI from Commissioner Clark Of
Rochester, visited Camillis and arreste d
Jafebson and Conveyed him to Rochester,
where be is held 'cr examinot;on. The
prisoner is sa.t to lie the last of gang
who Aare lll their headquarters in the
yci4 tg of Syracuse an! Cauillus, and be
is co.siGe,ol 20 have been on OF the NOS
ai.ois gosu.5 in tie c7ua.eriei,ins line.
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-21
Democrats Love for the Cinnamon.

On the 9th of August, 1868, U. s. Sena.
tor Williams, made speech at San Francis
co, in the course of which he said:
| have been requested to refer to one cub
ject, especially, and that is the late treaty
which has been made between the United
States and China. This is a question out Of
which the Democratic party of the Pacific
coast maxi es must of their political capita
Andrew johnson administration. which Is
certainly not under Republican influences
all of whom, so far rs heard from, are sap
porting Seymour and Blair-made treaty
with the Commissioners of China, in which
it was provided that the Chinese in this c"un
try shall enjoy the rights of the most fhv-
ored nation" " The treaty was submitted to
the Senate for ratification. | observe that
the distinguished gentleman who Is Senator
elect from this State. in II late speech, com
plains of the Senate in connection with TINS
treaty. Every gentleman, of course, knows
that the Senate makes no treaty. When THIS
treaty was submitted to the Senate, objection
was made that it might be ST. constructed as
to confer the right Of naturalization upon
Chinese in this country, and the Senate
would not agree to its ratification unless u
was 81 amended as to obviafe that objection.
Applause. And Republican Senate did
did amend the treaty, that. in express
words. it provides that it shall not be con-
strued to confer the right of naturalization
upon Chinese. AppIau.e.] Now, here
was the distinct question submitted by
Democratic Administration to Republlean
Senate. and that body determined. then aud
there. upon full argument, that no treaty
should be made extending the right of nafur-
alization u Cinnamon in the United States.
[Cneers That ought u settle this question
as far as the Republican party is concerned.
There II something rather funny in the ap
parent hostility of the party to the Chinese.
Now, if remember Alright, when Burlingame
and his Chinese associates came here, your
Democratic Governor did not hesitate to hob