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Editor Register:
DEAR Would ii not be we'll for
The pres. Generosity, 10 !bis portion of the
State. 10 view Of undsvelOped nine
nl wealth Known to exist 10 many OF the
COUNTIES through which the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad must and viii Of Os'
cessity pass to End lie Northern and
Wes,etn connections, to urge upon the
Legislature. nov in session. The import
auss Of such legislation as will induce
capital md Intelligence to come into our
our State, to build up tie manufacture
ofiroo, salt, cotton and wooden fabrics.
&c. The passage of bill TO exempt
from tsx,lion al capital thus invested
in our State for period Of Eve or ten
years, would 10 our judgment, prove
wise, ioJicious and beneficial. We have
coal, iron orc and timber in abundance,
and in such close proximity to each
other on the line of The Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad. and Of such character as
to warrant such in the manufacture Of
stone coal or charcoal pig iron. as squsl
to the Mahoniug or sheaaugO Valley"
where now i, being manufactured sue
cessfully, metals. equal to any product
IN any portion Of the United States :
Our climate is healthy. Oar Valleys
rich cad productive, The heretofore
bansfuI circumstances that retarded our
progress and clogged the wheels of the
immigration of wealth, industry and
intelligence into our STATE, have passed
away. and are nov numbered among
the things thOt were; AMI the more en-
lerprising and intelligent of our people
ore anxious and ready to welcome into
our midst every element that vii lend
to develop snd bald up our sIaS. The
means required TO build our RAILROADS.,
Blast Furnaces, Rolling Mills, and Nail
Factories, Cotton and Wooden FactoIies,
&C., must come from abroad, but will
not coma, unless our people 10 LegisIa.
tive capacity, will hold out such induce.
ments, as they arc warranted in. other,
wise the capital of the East. will pass
our doors eu route for Tennessee and
other States, who have already by legiS'
lativc ennclmontS, made such provision.
for the building up of oil classes of in,
dusIriaI pursuits aud establishments re-
ferred to. The KrDawhs jouroals, with
the Mason county press, should wake
up to the importance Of this matter al
once. 1t is high time that the old fogy
ism, aud auti.ruilroad, aid anti prog
ressive spirit that has cursed this portion
Of the State, bad passed away. to make
room for "Yorng America" to build up
up It's railroads, rolling mills. salt fur,
naces. &c., that West Virginia may be
regarded as residing somewhere within
the limits Of "Uncle Sans" domain.
W. II. P.
CHIFFON, WEST Va, Jan. II.
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fFrom the Kanavha Journal.l


CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILROAD.
We give below q copy of IOIIer
written by Mr.. Huntington, President Of
The Chesapeake & Ohio R. R. Company
to Col. B. II. Smith, of this place, which
states that the road will be vigorously
prosecuted, and that within one year the
locomotive will whistle within The lin
it's Of our town. This is doubly cheer
ing news to our comparatively isolated
people OOd ell who have heretofore en-
tertainsd doubts about the speedy com.
pletioB Of the road can now set all such
doubts aside os Mr.. Huntington never
speaks on the subject oil SO much impor.
lance, except in knowing mOuner,-
Read the following:
Oyr.,, a, n IN D D r. NV
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GENUINE IMPORTED
Norway Oats.

~
SAMPLES SENT FREE TO FARMERS.
From 100 to 100 bushels grown to the acre,
Weighs from 40 to A pounds TO the bushel.
This Oats has been grown on every variety
of soil, and in every State Of the Union, with
the most perfect success.
The grain is very large plump and hand
some, has a remarkable thin husk. and ripens
earlier than the common varieties.
The straw is bright, clear, stout, and not lin
ble to lodge, is perfectly clear Of rust; and
grows from 10 feethigh.
Wehave both the White and Black Norway,
both the same price and equally productive.
We will send one quart Of the above Oats 10
any address pest paid for 81 90
Two quarts, post paid 200
One peck sent by express or freight 800
Half bushel, go pounds 600
One bushel, 40 pounds 1000
CAUTION. u' We wish It distinctly I'M
derstood that this is not light oats, Weighing
2S to 80 lbs. raised in New England and sold
under the name Of Norway, butimpor.ed Seed,
every bushel guaranteed to weigh 40 lbs, or
the money refunded.
Samples Of both kinds Sc ut free or three
cent stamp. Also Circulars and Testimonials.
Address all orders tn Mp. BOWER 4 Co..
Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa.
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Books for Farmers and Stock Bfcedors

Books Tor FaFmeTSNnu StocK bfeeuVFs
Bound volumes Of the American Stock Jour
nal, for 1868, containing 3sl large double col.
umn pages, sent post paid for Sl.5O
Bound volumes Of the American Stock Journal,
for 1859, containing 1854 pages, sent post paid
for 81 so
The Dnirymans' Manual, sent post p'd for 25cts
The HOrsemans Manual, 25"
The Hog Breeders Manual" %"
The Sheep Breeders Manual Z" 25"
The Poultry Breeders Manual 25"
The whole five Manuals sent post paid to one
address fol 81 90
Agents wanted. to whom liberal inducements
will te offered. Address
N. p. BOWER g. Co.. Publishers.
Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa.
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PREMIUM
Chester White Pigs.

Pure Blood Short Horn, durham, ):Devon.
Alderacy aud Ayrshire Calves, Merino, South.
down aud COtswold Sheep, Cashmere Goats.
Imported Suffolk, Essex Berkshire and Seton,
Pigs and all Choice Breeds Of Poultry for sale.
Send for Circulars and Prices. Address
N. P. BOWER i Co.,
.Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa
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MEAT MARK EFT.
Valuable Mill Property
Near the Ohio River,
FOR SALE CHEAP!

I AM offering my New Water Power Grist
L Mil one mile above the Mouth Of Swami
Creek, Gallia county, Ohio, as miles below
GalltpolisO together with about so acres Of
land, good house, barn, cellar, DC, for sale
on the most reasonable terms. For particulars
call upon or address
D. S. TRoBRIDGE,
oct 2l-3m' Swami Greek, Ohio.
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NOTICE.

A Ii interested, will please bear in mind
"A that on and after the LIST day Of January,
1870, will do a strictly cash business. ex.
pect 10 pay cash for wheat, and will sell aour!
for cash only or in exchange for wheat and
corn. do not ask credit, neither will give
it. While this may be an inconvenience to
some, yet it is the only true plan on which l
can successfully conduct my business.
dec 29-4w. ROB'T WILSON.
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WANTED

100 Confidential Agents to dispose Of stock
Of goods. None but good and reliable men
wanted who can keep their mouth shut, Small
capital required. fortune Of $4,000 guar
anteedI man Of the right stripe. Partieu'
ars sel free. Sample of goods sent for 25 CTS
Call on address ] P WATERS & CO..,
novl -3m 1877 Broadway, N. Z.
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OyrcE OF the c. 20. R R. Co.. MY I
December 9OLh, 1869,
Col. 3. II. SMlTH:

Dear Sir:-Huving many enquiries
made from residents 10 your part of the
State, and knowing that you occupy a
prominent position there beg leave to
say to you that it is the intention Of The
Company to commence work on the
western portion of its line within ninety
days and to prosecute it with yigor in
the hope that the cars will be running 10
your vicinity within a year thereafter.
Very respectfully ond truly yours.
@ P. HUNTINGTON,
President C. & 0 r. r. Co.
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}. FRIDAY MORNING. JULY /, 1870.
are loaded with points OF crimson, azure, jessamne
anu purple nres, producing constant changing
structure OF rare beauty

are loaded with points OF crimson azure, jessamine
ana purple fires, producing constant changing
structure OF rare beauty.
CKETs OF sERPENTs.
NO. IS Voicdnic Battery AN extensive battery
mounted on an eaboratey wrought base of beautiful
coor throwing with heavy explosions clouds OF stars
0! CRIMSON erad azure and silver fl, es into the
ar, mingled with rain OF gold and spur fire.
SHELLS OF COLORED STARS
NO. 20-Grand FinGle-Three enormous cnlumns
eia6orately wrought in silver and golden lance. tO.
ated and wreathed lances supporting double arches
IN oiored fires with beau itul ornaments Above
the whole is seen the AMERICAN EAGLE wi b wide-
spread wings, bearing in its taons the AMERIc. N
SHIEtD In rel, white and blue lance. From each
SIDE noats the STAR SPANGLED BANNER also
wrought in red, white and blue. The whole is sup
ported on base OF teautiful lnosiic In jessamine
azure crimson ard emerald fires with jeweled points
OF q zzllng brillia' cv. Under the arches ana be-
twen the columns are SEN representations of foun-
ia ms IN iulI play stl mounted by the motto "PURE
WATER lSI0,' while TAR to the right and left burn
the m0ttoes PotTLAND and SEBAGO, each sur
mounted by halo 0 Chinese fires and suns. Pow
er,ul Jets OF sun fire thrown over the whole and
extensive and heavy flights Of rockets arch the sruc-
tnre hiiing the air with showers of stars of every
garuiure, serpents, bouquets, golden rain, &C., &c.
FORMING grand "feu de Joie," and fitting termin-
alton OF the days festivities.
The above exhibition will take place on Deerino q
r'eiH, oe, ween state and Mellen sts. During the
uisplay 'here will be excellent music furnished by
tie vaiious bands in the shape OF
BAND CON CERTS.
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NOn.lseSident Taxes.

IN the town OF Freeport. in the County OF Cum
i berland, tor the year 1869.
The following list Of Taxes real estate OF non
resident in the town of Freeport for the year
1869, in bills committed to w. 4. Jordan, Col
lector of SAID town, on the 22d day OF May,
1863, has been returned to me remaining unpaid,
a.d now remains unpail; and notice is hereby
given, that ii the said taxes interest and charges
are not paid into the Treasury of he saia to sn
within eighteen months from the date of the
commitment OF said bills much OF the real estate
taxed as will be sufficient to pay the amount due
therefor including ineres ana charges will, without
further NOTICE. be sold at public auctton at my o.
fee, in said Town, on Monday, January 2nd, at 2
O'Clock p. VI.
" illiam Crooker, house 6 acres land, 139 3.2,
Same, School District No. II. 1.9z
Joseph G. Davis, one acre Salt Marsh. Is 8!
jeremiah Grant, house, barn, 10 acres
land, 205 592
Reuben HuDphrey,2 acres SaltMarsh, so n
Ansyl Michel, house and 1-2 acres land, rs 1.96
JOSIAH Reed, 1-2 house, harm, AZ
acres land, 400 1854
WIN. Taylor, 20 acres land, 100 2.5S
John 7. 0Xnard, 81 acres land, G75 1873
Beisv Wyman, house, ARE land, 200 SIG
Israel johnson, acres Salt Marsh, 80 n
NatbI O>good, :" 80 Il
Sawyer Libby, 81" As 1ld
Tu' lie s. J"bson.2" Z" so u
George N. Soue, house, barn and IL
acres land, 230 71e
S SA.HOLBROOK, Town Treasurer.
Freeport, May II, 1870. jun11 3m
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afen1s.
Boston is to have Fish Exchange.

Boston is to have Fish Exchange.
The Red Stockings have gone home.
The Portsmouth Chronicle raises the Wo-
man Suffrage banner
Among the recent distinguished arrivals at
Salt Lake City was Olive Logan.
A creole barber at Couacil Bluffs, Iowa,
challenges his fellow artists TO trial OF skill,
best three out OF five in lather.
A one legged soldier was run over by the
cars and killed near Burlington, VT, on Sat
day night,
Jaspar Packard has been nominated for
Congress by the Republicans of the eleventh
Indiana district.
Miss l.. Petre, Of Grisesville, ILL.,, handsome
ly fills the position of mail agent Oh the Han
nibal & Naples Railroad.
St. Johns day was celebrated at Lockwood,
Ohio, by serenade to every townsman who
bore the patronymic of john.
Miss Ella Fox and Mrs. Richard Dunlap,
both of Jackson County, Ind, are matched
for footrace. to come oil next week.
The Cherokees have paper printed in the
Indian tongue, and one OF its exchanges is
| uncvil enough TO cali 1t picked tongue.
The funeral of the Earl of Clarendon in
London Wednesday, was strictly private, in
accordance with the wishes OF the deceased.
At the examination at the West Point Mil
itary Academy, 4S out OF So failed, and will ba
sent home. Ii was the most rigid examIua-
tion ever held at that post.
The Portsmouth Chronicle is given TO jok-
ing when it says that the Democratic State
Convention in this city met and adjourned on
account OF the heat.
Rustcus in commenting on the present
style Of female coiifure says: 1T must be d
very poor sell that requires so much top dress-
ing"
Monsignor Capel writes to the Times that
the report of Lord Bute's secession from the
Catholic Church has not the smallest Ioun-
dation.
dog in Ripley County, Ind, has taken a
fancy to venerable gander, and tho STRANGE
ly assorted pair abide together by day and
night.
Princeton College conferred number of
honorary degrees on Wednesday. Sixty can
didates passed the examination to the Fresh
man class.
Dickens will is autosraphic, he having cop
led the whole ous with his own hand after his
wishes had been put into legal form by his
advisers.
trial, which it is said will be one of the
most gigantic on record, will scon take place
IN Hungary. The accused are bri2ands, 800
IN number, and it is expected that 200 Of
them will be condemned to death.
The Victoria Rifles OF Montreal the other
day presented gold-headed cane to l.. L.
Smith, American Consul at st. JOINS in re-
Gsognition OF his endeavor TO prevent the Fe-
nian raid.
The Prince of Wales, while driving home
from the Derby, lifted his hat to q group OF
ladies and by accident dropped glove. The
fair ones scrambled Tor it in he dirt, IBIS Roy
al Hisbness laughing heartily"
A scarcity of water is feared In Philadel-
phia, the supply which moves the tuibne
wheels of the Fairmount Water Works being
nearly exhausted. The City Council has been
talking since last summer of the Importance
of using steam engines TO fill the reservoir
during droughts.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-01
BLACK WALNUT (!
PRIME LOT OF
DRY DLAfK.WALNUT LUMBER,
just received and tor sale by
STEVENS d: MERRILL.
SMITHS PIER,
JunSd1m Commercial st Portland.
ElcN71ai22 NfiO13Q Of Y0Hch p2,s.

EXAMINATIONS of candidates tor positions as
~ teachers in the public schools OF Portland will
be hell at the room OF the Superintentling School
Comml'tes, CITY Building, beginning at 8 O'Clock
P. NJ. Monday. the 18th OF July.
Candidates will be examined in "reading, spelling,
metc, and other branches usually taught in public
schools ana particularly 10 the hoo tor which, ap-
pcation s made, and also as to capacity for the gov
ernment thereof" school Lars. Sec. "a. second.
The att nton or teaehers now employed IS called
to Section 65 VI the School Laws; and such OF them
as hold certifc ates OF qualification instruct in
the braps hes above nsmed, and desirous OF re-
election, requested to present their lapers for
the endorsement required by law.
BY rider OF the Committee on Examinations.
June 27.d&w3w
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HURD d: HOUGUTON,
rr- acaU York.
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Riverside, cambridge Mass.
For Sale by all Booksellers.
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insigorates The whole sys' EN- cures disorders Of
the stomach, loss or appetite obstinate caiarrhs.
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etc. eic. AS nutliment and mid tonic it is inya-
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highly acceptable to the taste.
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS AND GROCERS,
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yNANTED GENTS-Tn sell the HOME SHUT
W TIE SEWING MACHlNG. Price, S25. Ii
makes the 81 ok Siich (alike on both sdesl and is
The only licen1 Ell under-'eed Shuttle Machine sod
for less than $50. Licensed bv Wheeler Il Wilson
iced shuttle Machines sold for less than SEQ are in
frngements, aud The seller and user liable to prose-
cnf'on Address JOHN SON. CLARK g. CO., Bos-
Mo. ,unod1m
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The Portland Daily Press
Is published every day (Sundays eKcepted) by
ihs
Portland Publishing Co..
At 1O9 EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
TERMS Eight Dollars Year in advance.
The Maine state Press

l. published every THURSDAY MoRNING at
A.. q wear; if paid in advance, at $500 a
year.
RATES OF FADvERTIsTNG.-One inch ofspace
in length of column, constitutes "square."
$15O per square daily first week. IS cents
per week after; three insertions, or less $LCO;
continuing every other day after first week. 5o
cents.
Half square. three insertions or less % cehts'
one week. $1.00; so cents per week AFTER
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs, SOU per
square ner week; three insertions or less S1.5O.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE
STATE PRESS" (Which has aslarge circulation
in every part OF the State) for S1.00 per square
for first insertion, and 30 cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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POsf.OfEice Notice.

Collection fer Express Mail to Boston.
AN extra collection will be made until further
II notice a. 500 P. NJ, from the street boxes on
Middle and Exchange streets; on Commercial from
High to India, and on Congre from Elm 10 High.
W. DAVIS, Post Master.
Portland, June 49, 1870. jun29. St
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SDecissa Notice.

nN and after the first day of July next, all dogs
~ going at large in this city without license 70
the owner thereof will he disposet OF accoring to
law. CHARLES CLARK City Marshal.
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Horses tor Sale.

T1EN Eastern Horses just received at Plum street
i stable. These horses are young and sound, SUIT
able Tor Carriage Horses andwill be sold low.
june 29d1w&
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Letter from Nsrrid:ewees.. s..
NoRRIDeEwocK, June q, 1870

NoRRIDGEwocK, June q, 1870.
TO tae Editor erne Press;
The crops in this vicinity are looking finely,
with the exception of erass-practical farmers
estimating the bay crop this season at about
two thirGs OF what it was last year.
POLITICAL.
Although majority of the delegates from
this county to the Stale Convention were Her
sey men, yet they are satisfied with the nom-
inaton, and the Republicans of old Somerset
will roll up large vote for the Hon. Sidney
Perham.
The nomination of James G.. Blaine for re-
election to Congress is well received by the
people, who appreciate his services and ac-
knowledge his abilities as a legislator and pre-
siding officer.
MIR. Morrill, is probably the choice of our
County for United States Senator; yet It Is
admitted that Governor Chamberlain or Hon.
l. Washburn OF your city would do honor to
the important position tor which, it Is under
stood, they both are candidates.
REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL.
When the removal of the National capital
was first agitated it was proposed to remove
it TO some enter prising city of the West. Now
ton in the center is no particular object; that
it would be as well to have 1t located some
where else; whereupon New York sets up
claim and would have the people believe that
she possesses superior advantages Tor states
men, politicians anC lobbyists.
| AS some are willing % have the capital on
| one side of the country, why not remove 1t TO
| Portland? And if Portland does not desire
the honor, perhaps there is a lively place in
| Somerset county that would be willing to
| open its arms to receive it.
| IN GENERAL.
| Quite namber of summer boarders have
already arrived and may be seen dlily patrol
ing the streets, riding or boating, apparently
enjoying themselves muchly."
Mr.. Amos IL. Eaton, County Supervisor, has
lately been on a tour of inspection and finds
in the County some very good schools aud
some very poor ones.
Mrs. Mar, A. Tobey's music class Is to give
Fourth OF July concert at Sawtells's Hall on
| the evening of our coming Anniversary. Mrs
| TObey is an excellent teacher, highly respect
ed hy all and her concerts are always well at
tended. No doubt she will have full house
The Norridsewock Band plays in the open
air two evenings in the week and always
draws crowd, particularly of children.
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w ANFEs3
BOarders Wanted

4 (NENfEEL accommodations for Gentleman and
~ wiie pheasant paror chambs r.) and few SIN e
franklin ST. il iesojit "