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NEW YOnK. Oct, 97.-L0a,inn dispatches report
two norc lsoats belonging to tho Cambria, 1tcked
up on the Irish Coas,. No particulars Rtven.
LtsDOS, Oct Ss.-The Eter1 Of the wrecked
ste41pes Cams,Ia,has been driven ashore at 1slaY,
$ ot11nt. So IA. as known nero there Is but one
surylyor Of tho disaster, mcfarland.
It - reported that England. Prussia anil Italy
have acQuiescesl In the candidacy OF Aosta Tor the
Spau,th crown.
The prospects Of the new French loan are said
to be very favoiahle.
The four missing bcass of the Csrnhria werc
founGEMpty tb-tlay OIL tic Giani's CausewaY. No
trace OF passengers OF crew waa discovered.
The Prince and Princess OF Wales arc visiting
the Empress Eugensc. at Chesclhu7st.
L0hpos, Oct 7'.-1n spite Of tho ruruots a'sout
the surrender Of Metz, the French loan has III
vanced In :ce MI dav. n. Lauyier Is arranging
for the expenditure Of q large amount Of tsetuar
n the purchase Of arms Ut B!rmInShum.
, 1870-10-28

Ih6 hEu0GRSE 6 E0E*A0AsA kA&AAAAN*-~"
BATH, Me-, Oct 71.-An sccideus occuEyed tnis
afternoon on the Portland d kenutbec RAilsoad,
near East Brunsxick An empty platform c2s,
attached to the tender Of = passenger tram, vas
thrcwn from me t1Ack doWa steep eMbtnkment.
tak1nc With II the baggage ca.s and thFo Mln4 tae
fest and one Of the forward passenger CATS FINN
the track, tipping the rear car on IL sida ne
GutuctoT. It the moment q tue acaosat5
dt ad beneath the car. No persons Ia the passen-
ser car were much injured. The following per-
ft.Id, ctndurscr, Instantly killed: Capa!n z. 6:
ArLrcd, Bath. badly cut aoout the neat, but, II
Is isped, not fatally: John eossiga2, Bath. scalp
ttree Fingers tAMmad of, and shoulder
bruised; Gilbert P: Powers, Bath
sr;l,p wound and leg Bruises Cox
mzn F1an,herdi, Bath. thigh ba'tly htulsei:
jan ts E. Riggs, express MESSENGER; both scalp
won: ds- Mn. r, Q. Blinns M!scasset sll9hu!
t.7..+sF. 4 daughter OF William Psummef.
a!trEtly trui.ed. Solon Cahtll, brakeman wound
I'd u. The head.
, 1870-10-28
FIRE..

Woos1Kn, Ohio. Oct s7,J. c. Eu1tses nax
mill. sirasied about one mile from this city, WAS
DESTROYED By nre At 4 O'Clock this morning. The
building contained 4 considerable amount Of dAI
ready for shipment, which ~As also destroyed.
loss. ahcuf 200; mostly covered by insurance
seKAS1nx. Pa, 0cI 7s.-An extensive Ore &C.
Cured II Tunhaunock. Wyoming County. this
including the Hutford notel. Renshaw's. Billing
: Philips stores; alsc, many OF the principal
eus!Eeas houses. Loss estimated at $lC0,0nl
, 1870-10-28
SPAIN.

NApRrD, oci- sf.-The uit nas'ers OF shr CoEtes
hare Pasted resolution ftr the assembling Of
that hotiy Oh tic s9th.
MADRID. Rt- s7.-S.ould peace c%ntetence
assemble at Wis III. &, Nr t;1er Soeusta Will ac
s-nt tttther to represent Apaip-
LONDON, Oct. s7.-1'he foreign Ministers u.
Ma.lit Lave been advised by the Spanish G.,v-
INN cnt Of the ucmnatIun Ut the Duke u a ,s!a
Us csndllatt for III. tArhne Of Spain, AMI cc1n-
unica1ctt the Intelligence to their respective
capitals. The Duke II Aosta has stgn!ncd his nc
ctI,tAnre Of :hc crown, Ia cHse III h.a election
sud the approval thereof bv the Great rowcrsL
1t Il rertutn that Psu:kta anl England have con-
Il IT. e,l themselves n his tayor.
, 1870-10-28

san FRAkc1sco, Oct 9s.-W. c, Schuyler, IT,,
o. 4!oaoy, n T., WIS either murdered, 8cctdentl5
Body recovered,
Heavy ratus prevail In the southern portion OF
feftAy.
, 1870-10-28

MiLwACKEE, Uc.. 27.-The great event Of this
iLu. l4s hem tie concert OF Miss Juliet AUS
,tp, ass sted By the M,Iu aukee Muslea! S.eteky
The iA.ly l. Is ycArs OF age, daughter Of +. n.
Austib, EsQ,, piuututtt lawyer here. She has
1ust tc,uslrh fn,in Uetttn,, whe:e che went
innnasl eou. Ee III three ye41h' instruction. aud
made her j<tnf befo:e IN Immense and critical
~,ltiebce. lnrlnu!ng meHl'tess Of the royal
tan.tly ahd Mit!4stt& ban lott. A large audience
cteets fer nf.t spt ear .n.c In this cits t,-ntsht
Sh. xhtbtfrd r1trAtttlEa.S powers q. soprano
yt,ce. executing 40 re The mstlde register With
races DIT Ely tart nnish. The applause Was TIRE
asali ard uua!n. TWAS a create. s1n.css than
has ever been awsrlet tUs4ny other debutaute t1
Milwaukee,. She Is soDn to atAr! On u profess
s.unul tour through the country.
, 1870-10-28

KKEosHA, Wis, Oct. 97.-Deputy UuIsed States
MaIetal Wallace Msgatt scEye1 upon our cily au-
th:rities An'l g. D. Had. th- CITY Collector.
another maadarnus, yesterday, amounting to s.3,-
amor nsipR to t17,eoo. Our CITY Collector re-
signed, not wishing to collect the tax, hut Unc,e
Sam not anW officers resi0E to restst the
orefs OF the Court The nandamux Is tmpera-
tire and must be observed. ansi Uncle Sau, viii
psotect tie Collector. Ne expect warm times
&o<ln, but We hope the RoO' selse Of our people
will prevail, and that no RESISTANCE will be given
10 the collection OF the lax.
Our cty was visited With seyeEe storm the
past two daJA 1t woke up Lake Michigan, hut
We hear Of no damage being done to the ship
ring.
, 1870-10-28
M THE SEA

SnfElps. Oct 27.-Is Is reported. On the best ar-
thortty, that two licE"an shtEss, which were re-
Gently captured By French cruisers In tho English
chapncl, have been fuIue1 about = hundred miles
east Of SeNcAstle-oc-T3ue.
, 1870-10-28
An Ex.nayor Sentenced to state
Prison.

R1cHHoSp. OCT. ss.-In the City Court ex.
AAyor George Chahoon has been convicted oil
u a1'se1!n8 iotfery and his puntshmcnt assessed
az ioof JeAT1 In State Prison. The case WAS one
IN which the prisoner, With others, had by a
1efEed nose defraudel the State of S7,ooo, the
neW trial
, 1870-10-28

Republican gatherings ut Auroru
and Sychmorc.
Epeeial Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
AURORA, Oct 97.-The Republicans held large
and enthusiastic meeting IN the CltY Hail this
evening. Colonel R. N. Hough, ot Dupage, made
powerful speech In favor Of the regular Repub-
l.c2n ticket Hon. c. ]. MetLner reviewed the
course taken to disrupt the Republican party IN
this dfstnct
Il 1a!ge and enthusiastic meeting was hell IN
Sycamore, last evening. In the interest Of the Re.
publican party, at which q joint discussion toos
place, IN which Colonel r. 81 uuuXh and Heuhen
Euwcod spoke, followed by II. c. Chi1ds, Of Du'
/ rage.
Ion. 2; 8. Young and {. ". Narsh, Repuel'.
c3n candidates for SenAt1r, also Epoke At thf
Democratic Convention In Geueyu, today. A. N
Harrington Was nominated for Representative
1helr Senatorial Convention will meet Moaaay.
, 1870-10-28

CHARLEsToS, s. c Oct s..-The ot1c2l count
OF the yotes cast II the State election Last week
began on Tuestay, and proceeds very slowly The
results SO far substantially confirm ihe unotde!al
eSumateS.
, 1870-10-28
I8urgl0ry ut Princeton.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
PRINCETON, Oct 39.-The residence Of Prof. Il.
L. RaltWood, Principal Of the High School, Of
this place, was entered By burglars last night and
two Eod watches, and other articles Of value. aud
fsu u money, taken. The thieves succeeded In
nakinR their escape WIN their pluuier without
ar0nstpp Qur OF the inmates.
, 1870-10-28
ILLINOIS.
The Stntc Ronrd Of Equalization

The Stntc Ronrd Of Equalization
A0tourns Sine Die.
Sn+claI uespasch to The Chleako Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Oct, a1.-After 4 session OF twen-
ty-four days, the State Board Of Equalization, 10.
day, aIj iuEned sint die. The eeeson Of the board
has been much longer than any previous one.
hut It III CLAIMED that the work Accomplished Is
canneksu1ate 10 the cost thereof. The
Chairman, General Lpplncot1, and the
Secretary nf the board, MF. Staddeu,
It'll tut II venue law brfJrc the next LEGISLATURE
With the Recommendation OF the board for Its
favorable consideration.
Tie following resolution, among others, was
adopted BY the board:
Rfsolrtd, That II IS the opinion OF this board
that the aeVr gate assessment nf the property oi
ths State for the year 1870 is not more than one
af,h Of the true yaluc Of all the property In the
SIAtE,
, 1870-10-28

BoeoH, Oct 27.-AIbeft Morgan. editor OF the
Gx..dar Efpress, has been convicted Of libel tn
ahse conltahle Dean, bat Tho case b aPPea2sa
, 1870-10-28

Ftpn tA< Cfaeinxaa Cosame.riol, pct, n.
We h2se received the following from our special
correspondent It 1,a1kefsbury:
PAkKKKsBCRG. Uct- e6-ThFee cars Of the Ctr-
clnntu express rralD, going eax+ yesterday morn
iug, 1t 8 O'Clock. nm on the track ut the outer
switch Of the main siding, about \ mile and hair
f1om this station. where there Il \ high eunhauE-
mcnt and bridge Rcross WorthtnQtun Greek.
The baggage car vent oser this bridge falling fortr
OF nifty feet end nrst and bottom upward, into
the creek The next {sm0klne) car made COM
plete revolution down the embanKmcus, landing
n the county road. sixty feet from the track.
The last car also turned oTer, aud lies on its side
IN the same road. about eeventy-nye feet from the
track. All Of them are Tery badly smashed
TIE accident WAS caused, It Is supposed, By the
switch being LETT unlocked and insecurity fasseh-
cd the night pFeyious, the jaITtng OF passing
tsatns duttDK the Eight working mt the pin. The
beat en- ends OF the rats prpve that other trains
he'd passed over even after tho switch lever had
worked Cut OF place.
There were about twenty passengers m the
Ham. Happily no Lives were lost. SeretA1 were
INJURED tuo1e or less, VIE: Mt. George Walker,
f. Louis: Mss Anna small, Baltimore: HI. J.
NiAnt Helefoute, Pa. Mrs. Goodwin, Baltimore;
~ y9n1 nosn IT.. wife And child. Philadelphia: ArA
nie1m3u, PafkeI1husxh: c. j. Core, Mail Agent,
taskeEs31oIgh; T. Hailey. conductor, pa<kefs-
n1aiens = Dumlre, brakeman: Grafton F. SsTlb-
A9e, uaau deaPsscher, ParterabutYn.
un 3eafed faat Miss Small and III. 8trthl!rg
, 1870-10-28
HOLLAND.

The HAGrE, Oct, 27--The carly resignation OF
Won Iimburc. Minister Of Foreign Affairs, II arl-
nounccd. Baron Gesicke dc liercytere. new
Minister to Belgium. is spoken Of IS likely to
succeed to the Office.
, 1870-10-28
FOREIGN.
The Franco-P -Prussian War
Surrender Of the Garrison and
Fortress Of Metz,
One Hundred and Fifty Thou
sand More Prisoners in
the Hands of the
Prussians.
Part Of the Besieging Army
En- Route to Paris.
The Peace Movement.
4 Russian Account Of the Late
Negotiations.
German Ships Burned by French
Cruisers.
The Cn1ubrin's Boats Drill
Ashore Empty on the
Irish Coast.
German Ships Burned by French
Cruisers.
The Cn1uI,rin's Boats Driit
Ashore Empty ON the
Irish COAst~

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HUNGARY.

pEsru. Oct. 2i.--1he budget just published
shows surplus Of ntne autl hair millions for
1869. The dc1ctt for 1s'0 IL proooEtlonstely IT,
duce,l. That for 1871 Is estimated at hundred
antI thirteen millions.
, 1870-10-28

On the Huntington q Broad Top
1kMtlFoud.
uCS11SGDoE, "a, Ok GA locomotive na the
Huntingdon d Broad Top 1ia1irnat exploded this
erecinE. Jerry Weeks. engineer. was bio Fn TO
| pleres. hnd q boy pamtd nlui.l ptrk Was fata1lJ
| lE iu,et.
, 1870-10-28

rave mt1ercd eeyere Internal tbturT. Tue othe.s
are progress ng fayorAblJ. and sotne haVu al1eas
d DyeYed tn Tie Swami House, and had eyerJ At-
tenton pxld to their W4ntA
, 1870-10-28

IoSpos, Oct. e7.-fatc -a,lv!ces from Shanghai
announce the failure OF Orcsweg i Co, Interested
In the American 1rl,le.
, 1870-10-28

oOvEyASr LODGE, No. 81. A. F. l. 4. M--Spe.
e!.l Con,tnuale...on III tFseay' sysn!as. 4
hfstEeu ftaser1alIy nvi:ei Bf order Of the ". n.
JAMES n. LANRESCE. Seerrta1Y.
, 1870-10-28

Oriental Ix,dee. No. e. A. r. 4 4. II. Special cor,
mapieasiSn thta tFnday, eys9tnt: It n 9sfosk. fo
to atttni, By order Of the Mister.
r n TUCKER, See.
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SVVUFV AAWtNEIOsO 4s2t5 FStIT
TO THE LADIES'.

2eeCGtC 4NSWaCNI 1ytJlTIfzOfYs
TO THE LADIES.
DR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies', w
need q medical adviser; to call at his rooms No.
Presle Street, which they vii find arranged for thei
especial accommodation.
Or. H. Eclectic Rsnovsting Medicines are unriv.,
led in ecacy and superior virtue in regulating al
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain Of producing relief II q short time.
LADIES viii ind it invaluable in all cases Of OBJ
atrucon9 after all other remedies have been tried In
vain. 1t purely vegetable, containing nothing In
the Least injurious TO the health, and may be tske
with perfect eafety at all times.
Sent to an part Of tbs country, With full directions
by addressing DIR. HUGHES
jsn1s tS6Sd&w. No. Il Preble Street. Portland
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-14
Poetry.


Lit. i; so cheap and yet 10 dear,
We prize it, but we scorn it too,
And plod our round from year to year,
With little or to hope or do;
Each day brings fretful cares and coll
And sorrows come, and joys depart,
And we grow old with weary toll,
Or else from listessness OF nearl-
What matters which? what matters now!
Time beedeth not our fitful moods,
But stamps its signet on our brow
In city ii % or sOitu les;
And we grow old, yet scarcely feel
rhe incessant whirng Of the wheel, '--
Nor heed the traces that declare
We are not now what once we were;
The world has worn US to its ways;
.Do this it says, and we obey;
There is no freedom in our praise,
And little courage left to pray.
AT moments with sudden pain
We gasp and cry for youth again,
Ana wonder whence the JOY has gone,
Which we were wont to feed upon;
When Love with Life walked hand in hand,
When twas boundless bliss to dare
The mighty peaks that guard the land
Where wisdom dwells serenely tair-j
Dear Heaven! how strong and rich we were.
For Joy breeds strength, and hope gives power,
And knowledge is the young mans dover,
Aud youthful dreams are fair domains,
And Lappy Thoughts are golden gains.
The dreams are gone, the rapture past
Each year moves calmly like the last,
The sea that foamed with dea'ening roar
Creeps aggard- like along the shore;
We tread the footsteps OF our sires
With petty aims and mean desires,
And idly act ous little part
Like puppets fashioned for show;
Teach Us, y Lord! how great Thou art,
Thai we our greatness, too, may know.
W. John Dennis, in the Spec fofor.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-14
Local Agents Wanted.

A GENTS WANTED-ts225 A MoNTH)-by
q the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO.,
boston, MASS, or ST. Louis, Mo. sep17t SIN
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n OTI Q e

Is hereby given that the subscribers and others will
present petition to the next Legislature of Me- !,
praying that an act OF incorporation be granted them
with authority to locate, construct. complete and
maintain railroad from some point on the line of
Inc Portland and Rochester Railroad in Buxton OF
H Hois, IN the county of York. to point near Bonnv
Eagle Falls IN said town OF Hollis, or in Staplish in
cumberland county, with su"h privileges and sub-
jeci 10 snth liabilities as may be ranted or imD0sed
ny law AK. P. LORD,
JAMES MESERVE.
HORATIO BRANT,
JAMES MORTON,
NO enter Goth, 1870. a dc,s csaefs
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-14

To the Honorable Senate and House of Representa-
tives of the State of Maine.
N Office is hereby given that A. w. Dam and
~ others intend TO petition the Legislature for
act to allow them and their associates to build
ha,lroad track from the town of Sanford through
LEBANON and Berwick, or TO build from some point
On tne me OF the P. & r.. r. r. track between
course to connect with the Boston and Maine Rail-
road. Per order. A w DAM
Springvae, November cS, 1870. de3dSw
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-14
International Steamship CO.
PASSPORT, Calais and st. John.
DlGBY, WINDSOR AND HALIFAy
Fd" arrangement.
TWO TRIPS PEE WEEK.

On and after MONDAY. October
as.,rM 81, the Steamer New Brnnswict
80 New York, Capt T.. b. Winch %er
ssc...-1..-. ter will leave Railroad Wharf. loot
OF State street, every MONDAY and THURSDXVy'
at o'clock p M for Eastport and st. John.
Returning will leave st. John and Eastport nm
same days. 'Poi' U"
- Connecting at Eastport with Steamer
QUEEN, for st. Andrews and Calais and with
1 n. =. q e. Railway for Woodstock and Houtor
Connecting at st. John with tbe stsars, r,,
1hESS for Digby and Annapolis, thence Inv rail 10
w Mindsor and HALIFAX. and with the E. l. N. A.
with rail and steamer for Charlottetown p n anu
- :, Freight received on days of sailing until 10
after December 18TH " enHseu on anu
sep21ist03oct then os r srrrppo 49,.
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$40 Made from 10 Cents!

SoMEIHlNG urgently needed by everybody.
~ Call and examine, samples sent postage
Ealdl Tor 30 cents that retail easily for $40. r. l..
WOLCOTT, ISL Chatham So, N. Y. dec4t4w
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-14
Reduced Rates.
Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad.
CHANGE OF TIME.

CHANGE OF TIME.
- On and after Monday, Nov, 7tb. 1870.
Steep Falls as follows: Ai"nu anu
Leave Portland at 800 A. M. and f.45P.M.
Leave steep Falls at 800 A. M. and Loo p mr.
Ihe l45 r. M. from Portland and 800 A. nj. from
steep fss will be Freight trains with Passenger car
stages VIII connect at Steep Falls for Fryeburg
and Conway, via Baldwin, Hiram and Brownteld
daily. "--" Dio"hneiu'
pd F9r Freedom N. H., via Cornish, Kezar Falls and
For Lowell via Sebago, Denmark and East FRYE.
nurg on tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays return
ton via Raymond and Naples daily.
Iassengers by these Stages and by the leo p M,
IRAN from Steep Falls arrive in Portland in season
10 connect with the 800 P. NJ. train for Boston,
Tickets tor sale at the Port. q Ken X r Dnnot
Portland, Nov. s, 1870 Gtt ''uo"''
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FALL RIVER LINE.
For New York, Philadelphis. Baltimore wash
lngton, and all the principal points
West, South ard South-We

Via Taunton, Fail River and Nevu.r,
4, Cabin, $500; Deck $500. Baggage checked
thIrOugh and transferred in N Y free OF Charge
New York trains leave the Old Colony and New.
port hailway Depot, corner of South and Kneeand
dany tSumdays excepted, follows: at fO
M, arriving in Fall River 40 minutes in aivanna y,
the regular Steamboat Train, which Leaves Roston
at 0.3O NJ, connecting at Fall River with tbs
new and magnificent steamers PROVIDENCE Cart
b: M. summons, BRISTOL, Capt. A. SimmonsW
Ihese steamers are the fastest and most reliable
boats on the Sound built expressly for speed safety
anu comfort. This line connects with all the South
ern Boats and Railroad Lines from New York eoinv
west and South, and convenient to the CalitorpIs
Steamers. " ' Naiioih'a
"To shippers Of Freight, this Line. with
its new and extensive depht accommodations In Eos
ton and large pier in New York (exclnsiyev for he
business OF the Lnel is supplied with facilities tor
relght and passenger business which cannot be sur
passed; Freight always taken at low rates and for
warded with dispatch. '"'' VT
new York Express Train leaves Boston Mt I IN p
goods arrive in New York next morning about A
M. Freight leaving New York reaches Boston on
the following day at 9.45 A M.
For tickets, berths and staterooms apnlv nj tina
comPanys Office at No Old State House. corner 'of
washington and State streets, and at Old Colony and
newport Railroad Depot, corner of South and Knee
land streets, Boston. 'o
Steamers leave New York tiaiIv fqupdavs a,o.,
edl from Pier 80 North River, loot OF CbsmIppr
st, at 500 M. "a N"~'ei
GEO. SHIvERICK, Passenger and Freight GENT
JAMES FISK, JR., Presiient
8. M. R; SIMoNs, Managing Director Narrseapsstt
Steamship Co.
Nov5 d1yr
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City Of Portland.

IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
December 5, 1870.
Ordered, that this Board will discontinue the out
fall laid out for High street sewer and will lay out
new out-tal for the same from Commercial street at
theoot of High ST. running on the present line OF the
present sewer or near the same to the present out
let. and thence line parallel with the line of
High street, or nearly so, to the Harbor Commits
soners line, and will meet for that purpose Com
mercal street at the foot of High street Wednes-
day the twenty-first day of December, current, at
three and half O'Clock in the afternoon, provided
the board shall then adjudge said laying out neces
sary.
And that the city clerk give seven days notice
hereof by advertisement in two daily papers of this
hs cty and also near the said |I N
said notice to contain copies OF this order.
Read and passed.
Attest: HI. ROBINSON, City Clerk
A true copy.
Attest: HI. ROBINSON, City Clerk
dc7dtd
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Norfolk and Baltimore and Washington d q
Steamship lima

@k ottalIIsHIpS OF THIS Line sail from end
8fe Of Central Wharf, Boston. EVERY
SaksA6MPlvE DAYS for NORFOLK and
Steamships
'".WHliam laurence" Capt. Was. A. Halett.
:. "GGe .,rg Agpotd," Capt. Solomon Ho,res.
. .WnHtdm heanedy," Capt. Geo. H. Halletk
mTMcCleItdn," Cart Frank NJ. Hores.
Freight forwarded from Norfolk to wasb;,y,o,
py steamer Lady of the Lake. sS'"
Riehmand INV from NORTON to Petersburg and
6a m a me to all points in Yrgna Tennessee Sa
oama sh1 Georgia; and over the SeaboarJ and P
ho@e a. a. 20 al points in North and South Cnroi;oc
Dy the Bat. Ohio r.. II. to Washington and a
r rih,o9 ~ rates given to South and West.
Hne passenger Accommodations,
Narn, lisS15qung Berth and Meals $12 30; tms Ia
Norloik, IS hours. To Baltimore G5 hours. '"
For further information apply to
.uo,s 10. SAMPSON, Aqeat.
June-u S3 Central Wharf Rostos
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-14

The undersigned would URGE the i'm
portance of more attention to the chill
UYYA dren's first teeth, and in doing So
dl1would announce to parents ot Port ~
land aud vicinity that he is prepared to give sneal
attention to the children. The general impression
portance, and they seem surprised when the dentist
recommends filing, brushing, and other means OF
preservation. Every one should know that n dis
eased condition OF the teeth and gums. and q ms
mature loss Of the first teeth, cause contraction of
me Jaw, with which it is impossible to have a
hea1ihy and handsome set OF permanent teeth.
With fifteen years practical experience in the
profession, am fully prepared to treat and iii
erns Metal, which for under plates has many ad
vantages over every other material, -
Teeth Extracted Without Pain.
have introduced iut0 my practice the Nitrous
CAhc Gas; shall be PREPARED 10 administer it at ali
hours have had five years experience in its use as
Office at my residence, "a Free street. near Con-
gress Square, Portland "
oci4-neweow q. P MCALASTER.- d. DIS