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New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
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SEN NAIL TRSTS eoaH'sSs Gsa, Boop;oq Branch
6Is2 GGIT .1 TS ssd Sa m w,:Sasoa s,.SSS
Gap scranton a Great Bend ard all points on the Lack
EGa ExpahSS stops at Ne SfTst T,,,oS M0. s5.
Fs1oa With v K R. for Bethlehem Allentown MAueh Chunk and
tpm. KASToN EXPRESS connects at DOr" With Chester r.
and a. Waterloo .1 s1''l s UNMT and intermediate. station.
$50 f5o s3i and II 20 and 25n $40 $40 $40 90" 800
$50 a1d $50 p NJ MORRlsrows aud intsrm'iiat'
'';'T9I siS p m MoRRTsTowS EXPRESS
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p! sLo6aFELD and MSSTGEAR sCa5S
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fdI nr ao 3 s s sp f, Southport and w.por
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sunday NAL Train Leaves TwsnT's'snh'' ""iofi "'
Boston. oo,xvcr,so TRAINS
fST fSI sS,;Sa SS,isa Va v. BBs'9.fi sBs fst s5 l
for Hartford and Sprngbe1 u m NAhb i''''' 'N' " v -
For conScecu River R,r..d (Er) i'iSp n to h0n'r',
For H.nori Pro,id.u.. and F,hin Railroad HIh NJ nH
For S.-H.,.p New London and stonug'0n R,r',a Al .. NJ
For c.Sil Railroad n 800 m to Northampton aud "i.n'
'I,sp Tsp Houn,one R,nro.i. sA N, .nd1 pm.
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d', r.ImSss.a 1 s..pu. Car. attached train ind Dr-hE
Room G." to 'S'' q" '''' JAMES H HorT Superintendent.
NEWARK AND NEW-YORK RAILROAD
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NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FROM FOOT oil
IN COURrLAEDT sr-For PHILAOELPHIA via Cs@asn I.
H ,h w.. pS,d.psi, 80 R.sdt, % nd
. m li0 n S:io' p. For South sad sOsA""'-'"I NJ
ron THE wEsr-s;p. n, $50 |. "a. l''Spns
silver Palace on ss .nds M ntG.gn g,ss, came
on N ~ ,6osrs Chs,s -hsu chang. III: s ~
iSrsssh Cincinnati, ChsO daily suTdy' "p''d o'
M s.1 3.y H ;1, to- ' 'A' + W ic@soS s'S o.n. sap.
pARlTAN and DEL. BA. RAILROAD. MAN.
~ q. LosS BRhsSH srp Bssx BnsngSHGf Msss HoEf. @n
from PiI ,s % foot OSAh'a MEDts General M.u,s,t
COIITH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
as m, t.u, . leave the Roosevelt aud Grand f'I uss
s'tSa M ,ni PInsugsr for P,tshosusi ~, al,aoa of
,Don ssiisy through 70 P.oE. $50 y, II h:ms sTs.
on SIisriiJ. hroash 10 bstJlgn Au "AH' ~
''5' @e S"H'i late aud 'V " DOUGLAS saOshu'Sd'sI
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22
! tions to be met, apparent through all the pro

tions to be met, apparent through all the pro-
ceedings.
CONGRESSIONAL FASHIONABLE.
We have begun the round of levees, recep-
tions, dinners, &C. usual in the winter season
here. 1t promises to be unusually brilliant
So many members and Senators have gone to
housekeeping, most of them occupying elegant
residences and entertaining lin costly and
tasteful style.
The Presidents first formal reception was
o;ven on "Wednesday last. The next will be on
the 29th. The Vice President does not re-
ceive this winter, owing to his mothers i'll
health. His modest mansion is ALWAYS attrac.
tive, and the throngs who use to attend his
genuinely democratic levees, will miss the
pleasant occasion very much. Mr.. Colfax is
one OF those who have not grown rich in the
public service and contents himself with as
modest entonnage as is possible.
The Speakers brilliant weekly receptions,
the first of which was given last week, will
perhaps compensate. His new and elegant res.
dence-one of the handsomest in Washington
was well filled by his friends, members and
Senators. Mr.. Blaine is fortunate as well as
able man. At his age to hold the third politi-
cal position in the land is something to be
congratulated upon. So is the possession Of
the fortune which enables him to own this
splendid residence, furnished in costly
manner as it is. l presume the establishment
cost the Speaker at least $4,000
SPECTATOR
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22
The Living Machine

Injure the main spring of a watch and ever,
portion of the works becomes disordered, The I'm.
man stomach is to the human system what that
elastic piece of metal is to chronometer 1t infu-
ences the action of the other organs and controls
certain extent, the whole living machine The
comparison may be carried further: for as the weak
ness or other imperections the main spring ia in
dicaed on the face of the timepiece 30 also is the
weakness or other disorder of the stomach BETRAYED
by the face of the invalid. The complexion is sal.
lew or faded, the eyes deficient in lustre and in
tellisence, and there is worn, anxious expression
the whole countenance which tell as plainly as
written words could do, that the great nourishiag
organ whose office it is to minister to the wants of
the body, and to sustain and all its parts is
not performing its duty. 1t requires renovating ard
regulating, aud to accomplish this end Hostetter,s
Stomach Bitters may be truly said TO be the one
thing needfaI. The broken main spring of watch
may be replaced by new one, but the stomach can
only be repaired and strengthened, and this is one
of the objects Of the famous vegetable restorative
which Tor eighteen years has been waging a success
III contest with dyspepsia in all climates As a sne-
cine for indigestion 1t stands alone. When the re-
sources OF the pharmacopeia have beer exhausted
without at best, doing more than mitigating the
complaint, a course OF this wholesome and paatabIe
yet powerful, stomachic effects perfect and perma
nent cure. In all cases OF dyspepsia the liver Is
more or less disordered, and upon tbis i'm nortont
gland, as well as upon the stomach and bowels The
Ditters act with singular dstinctness reoulatino
anu reinVlg0ratlng every secretive and
organ on which bodily and mental health depend
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

FROM CUBA-THE CAPTURE OF CIENFUE-
Gos.-An Havana letter of the 10th says that
the Cuban General drove the Spaniards under
Carlo into Cienfuegos; that Carlo went to Ha-
vana and informed the Captain General that
it was utterly impossible for him to oppose the
insurgents unless he was furnished with heavy
reinforcements, and that while he (Carbo) was
absent Cavada entered the city of Cienfuegos
without opposition or the firing of single
shot; that he seized the money in the custom
house, amounting to about $4,000; that he
captured besides some 1000 Remington rifles
in the arsenal, and took possession of all the
provisions and clothing that he needed; that
some 1900 men focked to his ranks, many of
them troops lately arrived from Spain; and
that on the following day he marched out OF
Cienfuegos with his much increased and better
equipped force, to fight Gen. Goyenche, who
was already reported to be on his return, hav-
ing given up the attempt to reach Puerto Prin-
cipe The Cubans in Havana are jubilant and
believe that the cause was never in so hopeful
condition. From Santiago de Cuba it is
known that the celebrated Catalonian volun-
teers had not only refused to fire a shot against
the enemy when they were led out in the vain
hope OF capturing Magote, the stronghold that
commands communication between Santiago
and the west; but that two whole companies
went over to Gen. De MarmoPs army, carry
ing tn cir arms with them.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22
state News.
ANDRosCoGGIN CouNTy


| fhe Lewiston people wa int an extra half far
| body remains. WV = Cd
| The friends of Rev. G. r. Daggett of Green,
assembled at his residence on Wednesday ave
ming, leaving in his hands abont S1O0 in groo, oao
backs. e,e'n
The Lewiston Journal overfiows with fa
things. Fat men, women, bows and or1.
smile unctuous smiles through ali its columns
We warn our brethren of the Journal apains,
that arrant imposter of the Ad0ertiser who was
seen Friday to start off, carpet-bag in hand
from this city, boldly proclaim;ng the diaboli.
cal intention of passing himself off as a person
qualified to become a member of the conyen.
ton.
Inc following officers of Tyrrian Lodge of
Masons at Mechanic Falls were Installed
wednesday evening:-E. f. Ross, M; j. B.
Jerry, 3. W.; c. II. Percival, j. W.; John
Wm W1nnaTas9n, "a m Treas; E. A. Cannon, Sec'y.;
=. W. Curtis, S. S.; j. L. Atwood, j, s.; A.
b. Deiano, Tyler; L. D. Edgecomb, Marsh.
ho COL II. u; johnson, formerly of Lewiston
mas removed to Molino, Escamba Co.. Florida
mneie ne IS experimenting a large lumber
mmanufaetory, MANI owned by DR.. Aver Of Lowell.
family leave Lewiston on Mondav "G to io;,, Ills
residence P'''nalent
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
The lecture announced for last Monday eve
nlng before the Topsham Farmers Club was
Postponed on account of the weather. The
lecture by A. G. Tenney will be delivered nn
next mex, Monday evening (f fair) in the F. r
Church, Topsham. u
The Telegraph says that workmen bavo ho
gun to slate the roof of the Bowdoin memorial
hail. e -1oiial
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Timothy Woodward of Wilton, aged ninety
years, has cut full 30 cords-of hard wood dur.
ng ] the last season and is now manufacturing
it into firewood.
), Inc Farmington Chronicle regrets to learn
franklin county is destitute of school privileo-
ions.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
A preliminary reconnaissance of the route for
railroad from Ellsworth to Bucksport wa,
nade on Tuesday, by Col. A. W. W;ldes and
apt, L H. Eaton. They expressed the opin-
IN that the route is feasible, and the Ameri-
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

A special dispatch from jackson, Miss, says
the Legislature has elected Gov. Alcorn U. S
Senator for the long term, beginning March
1871, and Gen. Ames for the short term. w
II. Revel, (colored), a native of and educated
in Ohio, and at present State Senator from
Natchez, was elected for the term expiring
March, 1871, to which Mr. Sharkey was elected
but was not admitted. The Legislature adopt
ed resolution to remove political disabilities
from all Mississippians, to be presented to Mr.
Revel together with his credentials as United
States Senator. The Legislature has adjourned
to meet on the second Tuesday after the ad-
mission of the State,
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22
Personal.

Baron Haussmannn, ex-Prelect of the Seine,
is dangerously i'll.
Edward Newton, brakeman on the Boston
and Fitchburg railroad, was killed at Acton
Thursday, by falling from train.
Archbishop Deschamps, of Mechln, the
leader of the infallbility party in the Ecumen-
Belgium
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

THE PRESS FOR THE SEssIoN.-Some inquiry
having been made as to the terms of the PRESS
for the Legislature session, we would state tha
It will be furnished for 81. Matters of much
interest to the citizens of Portland and vicini-
" VIII engage the attention of the Legislature,
ana as the PRESS will contain full reports OF
legislative proceedings it will become indispen-
sable to all who are interested in public af.
fot,x
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

A letter from Havana, together with infor-
nation received by the Junta, corroborates the
news of the blowing up of mine at Guaimaro
and the defeat of General Pueblo by the Gu
bans. Great hopes were placed in the enter
prise of this general and it was even predic.
ted from Havana that his success wonld
crush the rebellion. The victory of Saguanea,
achieved by General Cavada with division of
HOODS. and NOW the dafaat of PneIlo at GuaI
n1oAo, AAuoG give onO CuUdu InSiiifSp
and prestige it has not had heretofore
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22
is the ga,

DEMOCRACY is the same everywhere, r,o
very nrst act OF the restored Democracy ot
tennessee is to repeal the common schoo,
law. wherever that party obtains the as
tendency registry laws, common school laws
and laws restricting the sale of liquor are
sure to fall before its rage. The decalogue
,sseii Is the next code that we expect to See
=. s.'acked by the opposition party, 1t is clear
- restriction upon personal liberty" and
W. ~ p .ne guarantees of the constitution
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

PAPER CREDITS IN THE LEGIsLATURE,-In
presentinI the order FIR the appointment OF
special Committee IL Investigate The paper
credit frauds, which we published in our Au-
gusta dispatches, Friday, Mr.. Hume, the young
and very able member from Cherryfeld, made
the following remarks:
Mr.. Hume said he considered this an import
ant matter to the State, and he begged leave to
trespass upon the time of the House for few
order
In 1868 the Legislature provided for a COM
mlttee upon assumption of war debts. That
committee met and performed lis labors, award
ing to the different towns of this State so
much money for three years men, so much for
Two years men, and so on. When the select
men came here to receive their bonds, which
had been adjudged to be due them from the
state Treasury by this commission, they found
various sums opposite the names of their towns
sent In from the Adiutant Generals ONCE
paid, as they supposed, every doliar oi laus 1he
! war debts They paid to brokers' ana otners
over $4,000, and they have tEelr receipts.
They raised three years ao aimat; ,hoie .nan one
| their war debt. They have been adjudged to
have so much money. They come here and
they find opposite the name of their town S4
400 sent in from the Adjutant Generals Office.
nc 'o"n VI Orrlngton is similar case and
the agent OF that town who came here and
tould e now the state OF affairs were, told his
ifiends that he hardly dared go home for fear
thaG the citizens might lynch him.
Inis is the condition of affairs. 1t might be
an right, but he thought the people Of this
state ought to know by what authority this
was DONE This commission have set. and in a
Iew days their report will be placed upon our
desks, and 1T will show the most damnable
schemes of villany that was ever known out of
hell 1t will show to the people of this State
That they have been robbed of tens of thous-
onds and hundreds of thousands of dollars
Ihe air Is filled with rumors of individual
rascallty, and the formation of firms foz the
carrying on OF the nefarious work-paper cred
IDS, navy commissions and such things
Strong men have fallen under the influence of
them, and he thought it time that we knew
the meaning OF these things. If the Republi-
can party has got men in it that are corrupt,
let us know it. The rank and the file of the
party are honest. They spent their treasure
and poured out their blood to maintain the su-
premacy OF the law and constitution. He be-
lieyed the record presented here to-day part
ana parcel OF the same villany, which the peo-
pie ought to know. He trusted the order
would receive a passage.
Mr. Hume was supported in his demand for
All Inyosugaeron ny MIR. Bonney, of this city,
both of the Adjutant General and State Treas
urer, by the Legislature, in relation to this
matter, but it had not been furnished. If this
committee was to be raised to investigate this
matter, he would let them have full power, SO
that the matter may be probed to the bottom.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

Enoch Knight, Esq, late of the Portland
AdUertiser, the only gentleman of the requi-
site avoirdupois to get official recognition in
the Fat Mems Convention, is in town. and
will represent the fraternity at the dinner to-
morrow.-Le1iSton Journal.
Enoch has Chesterfeldian manners, as ey-
erybody knows, but it is too bad that he is the
only gentleman" that graces the Convention.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22
Warren's Cough Balsam.

Is beyond question the very best medicine OF the
day for all COUGHS, COLDS, Sore THROAT and
LUNGS! Also, ior Whoopipg Cough and Croop in
Children it is The most effective medicine ever used
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
B.F. BRADBURY, Proprietor, Bangor, Ne.
GEO. G. GOODWIN & Co., Boston, Agents for
New England. oct23eodemsn
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

gB- First Page -Franklin's Religious Views;
Inc South Carolina Legislature; The Future
OF Portland; The February Magazines; Per-
sonal; Religious Intelligence; Gleanings and
Gossip; Items.
Fourth Page-A Turkish Bag-a-telle (poet-
ry; On Her Majesty's Service, special.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

PERsoNAL.-Major j. n. Cssarane aa5eg
whose supervision the impro sii,e.1ts ps5osl the
Custom House and Post Ofics taye bean gss se
is, under Department order, Transferred, u
Portland to complete the Unitee states curt
House buildings in that city, RELIEVING T. II.
Oakshott, who is transferred S .uh Major
,Cochrane has given excellent satisfaction in
ms work here, and has made many personal
friends re who will regret his departure.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22
Bachelors Hair Dive,

| This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
tie only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable in
stantaneous; disappointment; ridiculous tints;
remedies the ill effects of bad dyes; invigorates and
caves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Pertumers, and properly
applied at the Wig Factory, 16 Bond st, NY
june 3-sNd&w1yr
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

MR. BATTLES remark at the Universalist
Centennial meeting, Thursday, that man
ought to be ashamed to meet his God. who
like Rothschild, leaves forty millions, was NOT
an inappropriate one. 1t was one of the hun.
dred gems in Mr.. Battles discourse.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

r. A. BIRD & Co. will sell TODAY 15 cases of
concentrated extract of beef The article has
good reputation. and is pronounced excellent
by gentlemen in this city who are able to iudge
of the merits of good article.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22
These Hard Times

These Hard Times
| The people should Enoav
schere they can basy the best
goods at fair prices. BUT
LER d REED, No. III Mur-
Ret Square, sUilZ sell uox
BOOTS and SHOES that
s0tW give good satisfaction.
We commenced business
ecsth the intention of keep
d'ag the best goods that the
market affords, and selma
them at a small profit; ave
stSlt continue to do business
M that acay because eve fgsd
stp0ys. We cordially d,avite
the citizens of Portland and
VscS'aSty to aas Inspection of
oar stocE eCith the assurance
th0t the goods IN every case
scttt 2'r0ve just as represent
ed.
BUTLE R & REED.
No. II Market Square, Portland.
Nov so-sSeodtf
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARRIED.

In North Yarmouth. Jan. 20, by Rev. E. s. Jor-
Dan. Alvah S. Pickering, OF Portland, and Miss Es-
tela L. Lord, Youngest daughter OF DR.. Cyrus Lord,
oil North Yarmouth
In Augusta, Jan. IL, Chas. F. Stone ard Fanny 2.
Howard. "'
In Buxton. Dec. 3d. Chas. L. Stoddard, of Oxford.
and Adrianna Yates OF b. -''
In Sanford, Jan. 2, Joseph Ridley and Miss Mary
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

PROF. PRAY gives moral and instructive
entertainment at the Town Hall, at Gorham
Monday evening, the oath. He has been elsa.
wnere well patronized, and gentlemen and
ladies who have witnessed his performances
speak of the 50 me as very amusino
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22
Patent Double Action
Rubber MOuIding :

And Weather Strips, for Doors and VIM
dows.
The only article ever invented which excludes the
uust, snow, ra1s and air from two Sides
Put on by experienced men, and will effect n sav
ing OF nearly fifty per cent. in fuel. W."
G NJ w Omce az Kendall q Whitney's, Market
oaI aa1e ,noItiand. BISHOP BROTHERS,
'"iSN Sole Agents.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

IF you inquire for the best place to buy your
oysters for Sunday dinner, almost every one
will say buy them at Timmons & Hawes'. Mar
ket SQUARE
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

years. NeeN 20
Elisha and Anna NJ. Barrows Vi
o. In Hartford, Jan. 3, Mr.. Ephraim Russell, aged
SO years months. seiy' astu
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

oo 10 tne great artist, Harris, New York
Gallery, for the most beautiful pictures, oppo-
site the Falmouth.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

JUST RECEIVED, new and large assort-
ment of Cards, $500 per thousand and M
wards, at the Daily Press Printing House.
WIN, NJ MARKS
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

onr mail subscribers will see by the date on their
papers the time to which they have paid. Will all
in arrears please be as prompt as possible in paying
he same9 Terms $500 year in advance.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22
Hall,S Rubber Store
ALL FIRST QUALITY,

Mems Heavy Rubber Boots ots........S "a 90
Mems Heavy Rubber Overshoes, ........ ga
Mems Cloth Top Waterproof Rubber Ove-
shoes, slightly discolored. d............... "a
| Mems Hip or Wading Boots. 90
Mems Extra Long Rubber Coats. ... 90
Mems Rubber Arctic Buckle Caters, 25 to 3 90
Mems Common Length Rubber Coats,... 2 so
| Mems Rubber Leggins.. ns..................... rs
Mems and Boys Rubber Cape Caps,.. rs
| Mems, Boys and Girls Rubber Capes,.. 2 SO
Mems Long Rubber Capes, ,..............3 5 50
Women's Rubber Overshoes and Sandals, 20
Misses Rubber Overshoes and Sandals. 10
WOmen's Rubber Boots. s.................... 2 90
Snow Ball Pads for Horses (per pair) So. 30
Gutta Percha for preventing Snow Balls.
American Co.'S Rnbber Syringe. ...... Is
Davidson Co.'S Rubber Syringe. I so
Burr's Patent Nursing Bottles, with all the
attachments. Observation-Disclosures. SO
Rnbber Nipples, (per doz.). ....... rs
Rubber Squares, for Children. 4 90
Rubber Bed Sheets, used in cases of sick
ness, from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I SO to 90
Rubber Door and Furniture Fenders, 2J|
Rubber Tumblers,. Observation-Disclosures. 2J|
Rubber Hot Water Bottles.
Rubber Antl-Rattlers, for Carriage Shafts, 25
Rubber Curry Combs, .................... 90
Rubber Spittoons, ................1 80 to so
Rubber Pitcher Mats, ,.............. 7JI
Rubber Door Mats, ...............2 90 to 8 SO
huD0er horse covers. ............5 90 to ID 90
Rubber Scrubbing Brushes. ........ 711
h"Doer camp Blankets. s,.................... , SO |
Rubber Aprons for those engaged in wet
.''''''''..'.'........... %
Rubber Aprons for Ladies' Nursery use Sd |
Rubber Scrapers for Sinks
Rubber Gun Cases.
Rubber Haversacks.
Rubber Suits for Fishermen double coated)
Rubber Mittens, Wool Lined. - Z so
Rubber Jewelry, beautiful Patterns
Rubber Ankle Guards for Horses (Halrs
PateneJ-'.''.'. i I5
Rubber Boots for Poulticing Horses Feet.
Rubber Knee and Grabbing Boots for Horses.
Rubber Canteens, holding 2 quarts. ....,. 90
Rubber Pillows, Air Beds and Cushions.
Rubber Lap or Wagon Robes.
At Halls Rubber Warehouse,
11S Middle Street,
janl7sNd1w Under Falmouth Hotel.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

A FONT of NEW BREWER TYPE t212 lbs.l can
a be purchased at the PRESS OFFICE, PORT
LAND, Maine, at a Great Bargain!
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22
MIR. Dawes and the republican Party.

GOLD CLOSED in New York last nignl az
120 3-8 120 1-2.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

BUYERS of hay and straw will do we'll to call
at the new hay depot, corner Park and Com
mercial streets
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

WANTED-5O00 pairs hands to fit 5000 pairs
Esd gloves at 70 cents per pair. Kaler, Bowen
q Merrill, No. Free street block.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

JUST received at e. T. Merrlls boot ond
shoe store, 143 Middle street, the new valroh,o
and popular invention for attaching buttons
permanently to boots and shoes. 1t is the onlv
discovery ever made which relieves the wearer
from the annoyances arising from the nsa If
the sewed button, and has, in all its practical
workings proved itself complete success
Call and see it.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22
PASSENGERS.
IMPORTS

Steamship Nova Scotian from LiyerpooI-1 case
1eweiry, u bales Dundee goods, NJ Bailey; eases,
WaIaey WaMey y Co; u do McPhett & Coz 10 bales WOOL
"eisender q johnson; 20 pkgs, E Prindie'
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

To Let Very Low,
One 2 Octave Piano, nearly neaU.
jan16sn1w SMALL & KNIGHT, 16 Market sa