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The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09
City Liquor. A Asency.

Allpersons 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 win 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 GER
titled 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
- COMMITTEE ON LIQUoR AGENCY.
June II, 1869. dtfsn 1Ns tesf
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

IHE UNION TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION of
Portland will hold an adjourned meeting in
the room over the City Treasurer's Office, in
the City Building, this evening (Aug. oth,) at
So'clock, at which important business viii be
transacted. Members of the Association and
all others who intend to vote for n. G.. Hich-
born for Governor at the approaching State
election, and who endorse the platform of the
State Temperance convention, recently held
in this city, are invited to be present.
see Per order of the Committee.
Aucust q 1870
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

BnfHr JorTnsos. "A very curious Ash was
on exhibition ataE HoplIns fish market 10
Federal street, saturday 1t iscalled monk
shafd is almcst entirely head and shoulders.
1t vas caught of the wharf where the New
York boats lie, Done forget the humorous
entertainment by Burnett at Congress Hall
to-night.- Parties, whose business called them
to the fire in Munjoy from the western ex-
tremity offhe city, found the horse-cars great
convenience yesterday The weather was con-
siderably warmer yesterday The Portland
Savings Rank Corporation are fitting up a
very nice room for the use Of their directors in
the rear of the banking room.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Cumberland County and second
Senatorial District

The voters OF Cumberland County and Second
Senatorial District, who are in favor of N. g. HIGH
BORN for Governor and endorse the resolutions adopt
ed by the State Temperance Convention recently
held in Portland, requested to send delegates to
aconsention to be held at the City Hail. Portland, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the 11th day Of August 1869 for
thequrpo@ OF nominating one County Commissioner,
County Treasurer, and Clerk OF the Courts and
four Senators, and to transact any other business
that may come properly before the convention.
Each city and town will be entitled &c send Delegates
as stated below viz: ~ p
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09
EJJSs' IRON BStters.

viii enrich the blood and prevent 1t from becom-
ing watery and weak, giving a healthy complexion.
restore ths1ppette, invigorate the system and are
vary palatable. These bitters are Recommended TO
all persons requiring safe and valuable tonic Ia
impart tone aud strength to the system not given by
though they may possess tonic vegetable properties
Iron BrrTERs will give ,', "A's" wv
Prepared by WIN. ELLIS, Chemist For sale I'm
Portland by Crosman & Co. 3O5 Congress street st' "
je 2l-d6m sN . 80 -" - ~ 80 =
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

Consequently Mr. Shiel holds the champion
cue and wins the $3.50 purse that accompanies
it Mr., @. =, Smith takes the second prize,
the $4oQ billiard table. and Mr. b. Smith, the
third prize, Of gold watch or 800 in money.
In the final game for the championship. Of
which we give the score below, Shisrs largest
run was 80. Smiths 90. Shiers average 1880,
Smiths 7.34:
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09
Batcbclor's Hair Dve.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable JIM
stantaneous; no disappointment; ridiculous tints;
remedies the III effects of bad dyes; invigorates and
leaves thehair soft and beautiful black brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at the Wig Factory, 10 Bond st. N. Y
June 3-sNd&w1yr
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

SUPREME JUDICIAL CoURr.-Court came in
at o'clock on Monday morning, but quorum
Of the Judges not being present it adjourned
llthis afternoon at o clock.
1 Chief Justice Appleton was called away
Friday afternoon to Bangor by dispatch an
nouncing the death of Edward +. Appleton,
his third son, at Honolulu, s. T., on the 9th Of
July last, of consumption. This result had
been anticipated for some time past, Edward
taking the voyage to the Islands with the hope
that the disase had not progressed SO far but
that the soft climate Of that latitude might ar
rest it's destructive course. But all in vain. 1t
gives measure of consolation, however, to
know that his brother, Col. John Appleton, was
with him in his last m oments, and that he had
one Of his own family to perform the last sad
offices We ara panied to know that Col. Ap-
pleton is also in very delicate health. IL M
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09
NEW AnvERTIsaM MENTs.
NEW ENGLAND FAIR I!
In MAINE
= Notice to Exhibitors.

In order to make proper accommodations for them,
oil entries Of Neat Stock, Horses, sheep Swine and
Poultry, for the Sixth Annual Exhibition Of the
NEW ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
to be held in Portland. Me-, Sept Z. 1869. in eOnnsc
tion with the Fair Of tho Maine stats icultural
Society," should be madO to The undersigned. at least
two weeks previous to the Exhibition.
q si SAMUEL L. BOARDMAN, .l.a
Local Secretary N. E. Fair. U. s. Hotel, Portland
August s. 1869. au0diaw2w
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

ID Frank w. Bickford, who made forcible
escape from the county Jail at Alfred, in July
last, and for whose apprehension a reward
had been offered, was ON Friday last arrested
in a moving field in the town Of Lebanon, by
r. II. Goding Esq, Sheriff OF York county,
assisted by Mr.. Abijah Mason Of Alfred, after
a pretty desperate struggle. Young Bickford
was engaged with others in moving for his
father at the time Of his arrest. The Sheriff
approached him under cover of piece Of
woods, but was discovered in season to give
Bickford the advantage of a start, which he
quickly improved by dropping his scythe and
running at the top of his speed. Soon find
ing his pursuers too swift for him, he halted
and proposed to surrender; but on going up
to him he snatched revolver which the sher-
iff had with him, and before it could be taken
from him managed to discharge it within a
few inches Of Mr.. Nason's head, at the same
time making desperate effort to- get away Dur
ing the struggle, the father of Bickford, now
under bonds to appear at Court to answer to-
the charge of an assault with dangerous
weapon, attempted to interfere, and persisting,
after being admonished, was effectually check
ed by shot from the revolver of the sheriff,
the ball taking effect in one Of his legs. The
prisoner was then secured, and promptly re-
turned to his old quarters at the Jail, there to
await the action Of the Supreme Judicial
court on the charge of burglary. o.'ss
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

The County Committee will be in session at the
Hall onihe dav of the Convention, at o'clock A M.
Ths Secretaries Of the several Town Caucuses are
requested 10 forward the Of Delegates as soon
as they may chosen TO the Secretary Of the Coun-
ty Committee at Portland.
Per Order Of the County Committee.
G. w. RANDALL, Secretary.
Portland, Aue %, 1sC9 veg X
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

I EIEaANr CARA party of four families who
have come to Portland to- pass short time by
the salt water, arrived in this city on Friday
afternoon from Detroit in one of Pullman's
magnificent cars, which they chartered to take
them through from that city. They came over
the Grand Trunk It was a magnificent car,
embracing saloon aad sleeping car. 4
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

- - - - IL. IN,
siioo u - - = a.noss
equa' ~ saiue 70 'ns manu'actures VI ptih's
Inc COTTON business was begun nisy years ago.
The shoe business some ten or nfteen years.
All persons in the world OF the name OF Ly-
man are invited to . grands family picnic At
Mount Iom' MASS on Iuesday the tenth IN
stant' and TO bring any family records they
nave with tnem' ~ S..agr aasE sassge M
PRESSURE OF business 10 tne House OF Com
mons has prevented the Introduction Of bill
establishing uniform marriage laws. MI. Bruce,
Secretary Of State for the Home Department,
gave assurance that the matter would hereaf-
ter be dealt with on liberal and unsectarian
principles. 3'f
4 Governor Baldwin OF Michigan is ON q visit
to the East, coming to Portland by the way OF
the Grand Trunk ss5 s.Isloeh 3 81.
Hon. Charles Allen, long known AZ one Of
the most prominent men Of this State, and
formerly member OF Congress and Chief
Justice Of the Superior Court, died in Worces-
ter on the 9th inst, aged ~ ,,sg
AT 81. Louis the Vice President was pre-
sented with pitcher made Of colorado az, silver
and gold.
Hon. Il: M. Stanton and family are At the
st. james, Boston. 'As.sAi stse
Mr. y. II. Patton, OF Ellsworth, Maine, ar
rived IN New York FRIDAY, and saturday
morning entered inc once o. Messrs' Uoilns
9 Vo.' OF the Oriode w Watcn company, no. ~
DroauWay. me tnere Ae was swlna'eo oue
OF Sloo by means of the enselop game
Mafsnai Iooker sent an oneer' ana tne money
was refunded. M
Admiral HON Is expected az rortsmostn' = I.
H. IN 2 rev Gays. Admirai nac'oru' WIN 'ne
~ Aos ~ " " ''io : ronon
nees wnen tne empress Iugeh'e comes 70
Amer'ca'
-no o40''emsn' o.ol 'no Dusquorann- 'a''-
.o1u =" ny oousnues - Iuy" "A.
appolh.eu r0ceiser W 9uuse : e.AlaM snu
James nlsA' 'F'' py uuse Darnaru' = ne nlss
nameu eo' possess,on auu 'ne iA''e, ~ .s ~ries.
90 curing s.ruggls " ouss u'ln. ss ne was a.
serwaras olscnargea' lsk was = ue'lsn'eu 81
Win oupellh'enuen. van so'Aonpuis' ~no l"'
was IN cnarge Oh inc once anu success
Iuiiy oeneu FISK anu MS par'y' suas no nauo
overtures for him TO enter MS service wnen
TINS ngnt was over saying ne was just the man
ne wanted.
Inc Maine oensrai nailroad Is issning excur-
-. 80 'ss-s.s ~ = 80 a.. ''@ '0''
sovu ior ie'urn un'll oc' 1as' z. ses. o,
s'nor w. 1on'a'esie, '.0 ..in's'0t ~ppo'h.eo
tar,,,. of ~ s.,o sro,a. ... !. rsi. Ss0 ~, .se
a~ca~st;on of an ;n.er.ocean;c .ano, so.oss
ry;caraona had ratu,nod h.v;na ,,aa,, =, t;.a,,,,
auccessfnl in His mission ~ ~ -'''s'''
4 4 a;.ostrous ;rcond;aro 49, oos,,ssaa /,
T,ou;svilla X .,a.t Saturday dastrov;, !, rron.
artv - tha sn,orpt ~ s19s ooo Insnr.,ca
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

The WEATHER.-We learn by telegraph from
Lewiston that on Saturday there was slight
frost ON low lands, and that the weather was
celder than for many years at this season, At
Mount Washington there was slight fall of
snow last Friday, and ice formed during the
night. Hgf1. . sa14asF
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

SURcERY.-Dr. Lamb Of this city, on Satur-
day, removed from the left side Of little
daughter of Mr.. james. .Dugan, q large sewing
needle, which had been deeply imbedded in the
flesh since the first Of last May; and from
which she had suffered very much during the
last two months. The operation was performed
well, and the little girl is now doing nicely.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

KID GLOVES. Fifty dozen French Kid
Gloves, just received, at 81 per pair. Every
pair warranted. A large lot of Thread Lace
Collars. One hundred new Tucked Skirts
Gore de Trail, eighteen tucks, at $3.50. Let
every Lady see these goods, at Davis & Co.'s,
10 Clapps Block. aua7d3t
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09
American Peerless Soap.

And so pronounced by tho most scientific analy-
ticai chemists. Ne Soap introduced to the pub
lie has carved its way into general In short
space OF time as the Peerless simply for the reason
that possesses greater merit than any other known
brand. = =
bB-Ask your Grocer for PEERLESS SOAP, and
take no other. iune2S -2nlsNs
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09
Words of wisdom

HIv FOE YOUNG MEN, M
On the Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Manhood,
with sELB HELP for the Erring and uniortunate.-
sent In sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. Ad-
delphia, Pa. sxmay2id&wSm
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

THE steamer Gazelle will make no more
evening trips to the islands. The 515 trip from
Gushing being the latest. Other trips during
the day as usual.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

A NEW ROUTE TO THE MoUNTAINs.-By re-
ferring to new advertisement in our columns
this morning twill be seen that new and
most delightful route to the mountains is open
ed to-day The veteran stage-driver Chad
bourne, whose name and fame are familiar to
every traveller in the State of Maine-and
whose self and team Leighton, the artist, is
about to ilnmortalize on canvas-has the man
agement. You will leave Portland by the 715
A. M. train on the Portland s. Rochester road,
and after arriving at Gorham sail through a
chain of lakes, embracing some Of the finest
scenery Of the State, Thence by stages to the
mountains. The steamer is a splendid one and
we have no doubt that this will become favor
lite line for summer tourists. Ta-
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

NEW ENGLAND FAIR-We cal attention to
the notice to exhibitors at the forthcoming
New England Fair, to be held in Portland, in
September next, which will be found in our
to-day's paper
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09
ImmediateIv.

A active, capable boy, ~ to 10 years Of age,
"A who resides in this city; one who is wanting to
learn the Apothecary business. No other need APP
ply. Good recommendations required. -. fu
Apply at once at the Daily ADVERTISER CfIice. -
Aug 4-dtfsN
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

The chairman Of the several caucuses are request
ed to forward the names of their delegates to the
State Committee as soon such delegates are chos-
en-. Signed, ~
ii-A JOHN W. MUNGER,
tt l2tsgt, + E. y. STARBIRD, 4
VIM. g. SOULE,
r, s.. SMART,
WILLIAM GRAY,
Portland, July 20, 1869. Committee.
july 26-eodtdsN
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

PERsoNAL.-Judge Morrlel Of New York,
and Samuel B. Reed, Esq, of the Union Pa
cifc Railroad, are stopping at the Falmouth
Hotel.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

THoNAs PENNELL, Esq, the newly appoint
ed County Treasurer, was Sheriff Of Cumber-
land County from 1860 to 1864, which position
he filed to the great acceptance of the COM
munity.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09
FOR SALE

1000 Acres Of Valuable Timber Land
TN the valley ofthe upper .Ammanusuc, near by
4 an easy road 20 The o. and Trunk Railway. The
Hemlock, Roekmaple, Beach, Yellow Birch, Sc
Some pines are feet diameter.
There is no lumber OF so good a quality which can
be put into Portland for same cost as from fhis
valley. VIII be soil at prices which will double in
less than five years. ~
Also, about 5000 acres Of Timber Land In ths tovn
OF Riley, Ne; easy hauling TO the AndroscoaRin
For particulars address E.A. HILL
jY24eo63w Quincy Mass
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

WE heard late last night that fire had been
raging in the. woods on Clapboard Island since
Saturday morning. the truth or falsity of the
report we leave to time to prove.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

SEVERAL communications, including one
from Rev. B. II. Bailey, one from Walter
Wells, Esq, and one from the Biddefood Pool,
are unavoidably crowded ont. They win ap-
pear to-morrow
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

p The Internal Revenue Bureau has made
decision exempting manufacturers Of shingles
from taxation on sales. 1t is decided that they
are not manufactured lumber. e.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09
Ferreotype' Rooms for Sale,
Market S0uare- Portland.

WIN be sold very low II applied for before the lst
q September. Cheapest rent and best location in
the city. Apply OF addre<s rh,i1@
ae8l j. u. p. BURNHAM, 'si-1
an3d1wsN 16 Market Square.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

CoMMEscEMENT AT Colby UNIy ERsIry THIS
wEEK.-This evening the Prize Defamation
Of the Jufffor Glass, speaking, original articles
Tomorrow, alumni meetings and dedication OF
the memorial hall, Rev. DR.. G. W. Bosworth
delivering the principal address On Tuesday
evening, an oration by Rev. VIM. r. Alger,
and . poem BY Rev. Theron Brown. The pro-
ceedings OF the week win be reported daily for
the Press f .454.. 81 > ..afs.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

Yellow Bolted Meal,
Yellow and Mixed Meal,
Rye Meal 3ftft5..
Cracked Corn,
Fresh Ground every day from Falmouth Mills,
tor sale BY ii sf 10
EDWsD N. BURGIN a. co.,
augeeod2w .9zutyi No. 120 Commercial st.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

D.sr.pnru f,.,.r,x,. W., 1,o.a ae
- ~ ,h;as. 80. .''a =, -, o..
Fr;s.v stasroa,, ~ - = !, -,
,ars 1sa - hs,'. =
- s.s...s,.,s,, -. ~. s''s'
eer bona t,a styr,. e i. .s,;a - .,;
,,,.;.r ill., ls,.ss 80 ,...s -
~ az .s - :. ~
o1s sre @uu Saaso s''oa u " sane1 'ne
- c,s,' s-ss - - .as N'ss.' = -
1ss;dan s e o. ,soss Ssl -ia
f,,,o,-;as ~ g. u.-sl aa.1oa w
I'm ..a 80 =
tor;catsd men drovs : I hah;ns ~ r shs%s wv -.
one Of them sav. Lets tale "a whss1 ), s,,S
they immediatelv started mn their horse ou;cr !
" and loeked the wheels Of the carriages To-
rether. partially upse ttinp Mrs Cobb's car
riape break;ng Of the ton an tbrou;,g bar
headloDe TO the eround' The cusb;ons were ere
also tbrown ont ana Mrs. (s,,,,, str,,o,r 81,
beod On on, - .ha,,, -, ~ - 49,.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09
Treae and Csmmeree Of Portland.

! Stat<ment of the trade and comm<rco of
the port OF Portland, Me-, Nth the Countries
hereinafter named during the six months end
ing June 30th, 1869:
poMserIc EXPORTS OF PRINCIPAL ARTICLES.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

Z FIRE. The alarm from box 13 yesterday
noon, at II IL o'clock, was caused by the burn
ing Of two and half story house, with ell.
at the foot of Melbourne street, near the corner
of that street and the Eastern Promenade
The house was owned by Moses Gould and
valued by him at 81, 200, on which he had an
insurance policy tor 81 900. The house was oc-
cupied by Joseph Schmidt, formerly cook at
the Falmouth Hotel,with his family, co ousisting
of a wife and two children 1t is not known
how the fire caught, the family not being at
home at the time, but probably around the
chimney in the roof The roof and attic were
entirely consumed and the house pretty well
gutteds We understand Mr. schmidts furnis
ture was all removed in safety. Mr.. S. was
not in the city at the time, he being employed
at one of the Watering places near Boston.
The engines would probably have extinguished
the flames much quicker but the water in the
reservoirs was very low gass
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

NARY CuNNNaHA1f.-S morning
woman cameto this city from St. Johns to take
Mary Cunningham back there, Mary being the
young woman who was arrested by the police
on Thursday last, for the larceny Of money in
that city, on authority Of telegraphic dis
patch. According to Mary's story when she
was about two years old she was given away
by her father to this woman, who has claimed
all her wages since she was large enough to
earn anything, and abused her in every way
Since she has been out at service she has
earned good wages and this woman has seized
them, and therefore Mary determined to get
out OF her clutches. Mary was consequently
permitted to 60 her way unmolested.
g..
The EVENING TRIPS TO THE IsLANDs.-We
are sorry to hear that the proprietors of the
Gazelle have been compelled to cease their last
trip to and from the islands, not on account Of
a want of patronage, but on account of the class
of patronage. 1t seems that number of roughs
and fast women would take advantage Of this
trip to come up to the city in state Of intoxi-
cation, and the scenes on the boat were dis
graceful in character, and as the Gazelle has
always borne the best population, it was
thought advisable to give up this late trip.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09
New Route
TO THE MOUNTAINS.
By Stage and Steamer

The Lake Steamers built for travel ON the chain OF
LAKES petween Standish and Harrison, will
begin regular trips on ~
Monday, August 9th.
Passengers for Naples, Bridgton North Brdetop.
Harrison, Fryeburg and North Conway wifi leave
Portland, at the Portland ana Rochester Depot on
msndays. Wednesdays, and Frsdsys as
5.15 A. M,
FOR above named places, connecting With Stages at
Gorham tor steam er landing at Siandish
steamer viii arrive at Naples at IL n: at Hridr-
ton st + at North Bridgton at i-2 p Nj; at
At Biidgton passengers can take Stage. for Frve
burg and North Conway, ON arrival OF boat at 1 p NJ
TPM.- o- SV""sy 81
Returning stage will leave North Ctnvav. Tuc.-
day, Thursday and Saturday,at5 A. NJ Fsveburg
at M, connecting at BridgtOn witi eteamer
which leaves Harrison ct 10.15 A M, North Bride
ton at 10 80 A M, Bridgton at IL NJ Naples M y
M. and arriving at Standish at 30 p NJ where con-
nection will be made with the $50 train into
Portland, in season TO connect with boats and even
The above 10 one OF the most beautiful lnes M
travel ever opened to pleasure seekers and every nos
sfDo care will be taken 20 win public favor by fhe
most faithful attention to the wants Of passengers
s. g. CHADBOURNE, Age,st.
audit United States HeteI.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

ASSAULT. yesterday afternoon about three
O clock, three men tried to get into house kept
by one Duncier on Washington street. The
is said to be house of ill-fame.
Mr.. pnncier ordered the men to leave, where
upon they threatened to burst in the door if he
did not let them in. Duncier then pointed a
gun at them and told them he would shoot if
they didn' tgo away, Thersupon the men.burst
open the door and one of them knocked Mr..
Duncier5own with a pair Of brass, knuckles,
iniuring him badly. "A, Officer Cammett was
quickly on the spot and arrested one of the
men and the Others win probably be incnstody
shortly - ecs..a ..4sssts.s 2 ans ~ s
PoLIcE-The man who, assaulted officer
Huston on Saturday was named Thomas Ring
and is an cid offender.
Patrick Glydes was locked up Saturday af-
ternoon for Kicking up shindy on the same
spot where Ring had been performing.
Two more Of the assailants Of Mr.. Duncier
were arrested last evening.
Mrs. Mcdonnell was arrested last evening,
on complaint Of her husband, for smashing
glass and "raising CAIN generally. 4 -isesAs
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09
Portland and Vicinity.

! SPECIAL NOTICE coLuMs.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Hair Work.. r. Smith.
NEW ADvERTIsEMEST COLUMN.
Dory Found-W. Johnson.
Special Notice John A Emery. s&s
New England Pairs. L. Boardman. 9kN
Meal-Edw'd H. Bnrgm g. Co. ifq +,
Wanted-Agents.
Westbrook Manufacturing Co-Ruius E. Wood.
Proba to Notice-@W WilIiam h. White.s ff ~ Z 4
Challenge Accepted-Henry s. Bicknell.
New Routes. q. Chadbourne.
Flour-Edw'd H. Burein q Co. ~ etss;i
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

In been daily appointed and taken upon him.
self the trust OF Administrator OF the estate OF
WILLIAM II. WHITE, late Of windham,
IN the Countyof Cumberland, deceased, and eIvep
Donds as the law directs. Az persons having denandr
nIDt the same; and all persons Indebted 10 said
estate are called upon to make payment to
CHARLES JONES. Admir-.
Windham, August Sd, 1869. wSws5s
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09

TWO smart, actire men who can come recon-. nd
Il ed, TO sell County Rights in state OF Maine. r.
a valuable Patent. Address with reference.
au9d2ws PATENT p, U. Box 202i.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09
Westbrook 1fanufac,nr,res-o

VIE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
y WeitpLook, Manufacturing Company, for the
enoiee oI omeers, aud the transaction or any other
business that may legally como before them will be
aeid 81 their onice No. 10 Central Wharf on Tues
uay, august 2lth. 1919, at O'Clock N. i-7-
Portland, Aug. 9th, 1863. = isdtd
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09
Special Notice.

There will be a special meeting Of the ~Portland
Yacht Club" at the Office of the Commodore, on
Monday Evening, Aug 9th, at 7 1-2 o'clock.
Business Of importance will come before the
meeting
Per Order Com. j. n. Churchill
JOHN A. EMERY. Secretary.
DPortland, Aug7. auodit
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-09
Dorx Found.
Wanted

A Dory picked up adrift, between Little Che
n beague and Basket Island. For particulars in
quire or W. JOHNSON,
au9td1w OF Little Chebeague.