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The Portland daily press., 1870-02-19

Mr.. DAWES AND THE REPUBLICAN PARTY,
Immediately after the delivery of Mr.. Dawes
famous speech the Democrats began to treat
him to so much adulation that thew are really
precluded from dissenting from his views.
Under these circumstances perhaps no politi.
cal document ever issued was more effective
than Mr.. Dawes letter to the New Hampshire
Republicans, which is richly worth reproduc-
ing:
Economy and reform can be secured oam by
Keeping IN poaoer the Republican party. The
President aud Congress will unite in diminish
ing the expenditures ami taxes W bile main
tanning the public faith, and reducing the
national debt, and the labor reform movements,
winch strive to defeat the Republican partv
WIN only in!ure the interests of the laboring
classes, and tend to place in position their
worst enemies. hope you will elect Governor
Stearns by the people, and secure your radical
Republican majority in the Legislature
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PRESS,
Saturday Morning, February 10, 1870.

ENGLAND is very nice country and builds
excellent war ships, but she is hardly in 1.-THE
foremost files of time," when she is just TAX
ing the initial steps toward common school
system on the American plan. AS compared
with the school system of New England the
scheme proposed by Mr.. Forster on Thursday,
and opposed by Sir j. Parkington, is exceed
inoly imperfect
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-19

ORGAN OF THE CITIZENS MOVEMENT
just as we supposed-the Argus is naturally
the organ Of the citizens movement. 1t comes
promptly forward to repel any attacks upon
it. because it remembers how pleasant it was
last year to have Mayor elected on citi-
zens' ticket, who suffered metamorphosis a
few days thereaftes and has been Democl at
ever since.
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Bachelors flair nva

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world:
tie only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable in
stantaneous; no disappointment no ridiculous tints:
remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes; invigoraes and
caves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
pplied at the Wig Factory, 16 Bond st, NY
june 3-sNd1yr&w
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-19

AT meeting of Cumberland County Lodge O.
of G. t. held at Ferry Hill, Feb. IT, $780, tine follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted, and order
ed to be printed in the Daily Press:
Whereas The Congressional Temperance Society
has recommended that the 22d OF February be OBJ
served throughout this country Tor holding temper.
ance meetings by all temperance organizations,
churches anu other associations interested In this
subject; therefore,
Resolved That this County Lodge approve this
suggestion and most earnestly invite the clergymen
OF this county to cooperate with us, ard to make
such appointments for meetings on that day and
evenin5 as they may think proper and especially do
we recommend and ask Thu this subject be made
special object OF prayer at the usual Tuesday even
ing prayer meetings of the various churches.
DANIEL r. DIR ssER,
Secretary Cumberland County Lodge
II. w. JACKSON, W. C, L.
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10 THE PUBLIc.-Our store will be closed on
Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 21st and 22d fou
the purpose of marking down our entire stocl
On Wednesday morning it will be reopened
when we shall offer every article for sale re-.
CARELESS of cost until March 18th, as the en-
tire stock must be'sold previous to that date.
as. DAVIS & Co., 10 Clapp's Block,
feb20-2t Congress Street. g.
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OLIVER OPT1c's MAGAzNE.-The publish
ers Of this splendid juvenile magazine have
lately begun to issue the numbers in monthly
parts, done up in handsome paper covers.
winch makes it very convenient for purchase
ers. The february number contains EIGHT
chapters of Oliver Optics new story, Bear
and Forbear"
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DOM ESTIC PORTS.

OVVt ESGuC FOkTS.
NEW oRLEANs-Ar 18th, ship Cathedral, Nick
Ga 1zth, ship Gen shcpey. Norman, Liverpool
,,"AOhoONVlLLE-Ar 10th, sch Carrie walker,
nPENsAC0LA-Cld 5th inst. brig Alex Nickels,
Cid stn. ship John Buuyan, Gilmore, Montevideo.
LIZ, nkoH S' GA-Cld 18th, sch VIM Dutman,
sAyANNAH-Ar 18th, sch Nellie Doe, Richard
Cid lsih; sch Nellie Carr Gilchrst. for Matanzas;
ts Ney X Sd Chad Mco0
took, Norfolk.
CID ii,h sen Leila, Foss satilla River, to load Tor
WILM .NGTON-Cl Cid 18th, sch Ella M Pennell.
M tchel, Cardenas. = Va N-
| NOkFOLK-Ar 18th. sch Freddie Walter, Atwood,
Portland via Providence. -
,, BALTIMoKE-Ar 18Th, brig Jas Crosby. Shaw,
Cid 10Th, brig Minnie Miller, Anderson. Charleston
sch Maggie Cbaawick, Gage, Portland.
NEW YORk-Ar 18th, brig Antelope, RumbalI.
Jacksonville: Herald Hall, and Albert jameson
Pi.e. Rockland; Hannibal. Cox, Portland.
Ga 17h SarG%e Pleades Paekar dcpg Kong
LW Wheeler, Lewis, Matanzas; C II Kelley, Reed
NEW LONDON-Ar 18th. sch Light of tbe Fast
Heath, Boston tor Jacksonville. -@''
PROVIDENCE-Sld 18Th, sebs I. M Strout, veazie
Cabarirn: Nathan CT ford, Bullock Elizabethport;
A ilendrcks. Greenlaw, Apponaug.
EDGARTOWN-Ar 18th, sch Geo B Somes, Pray,
Ellzabethport Tor Portland.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 10Th. sch Julia Elizabeth
Candage, South Amboy tor Boston.
Sid 10th, barque N Thaver: brigs Fl Perkins Cas-
catee. d B D0ane, and kolerson; sets A Paine,
Dalbot. Maggie Mulvey, Monadnock. Jos Fish,
and Clara r ink,n.
Ar Eth, sch Zeyla, Crowell, Baltimore for Port
land.
BOSTON-Ar 18th. schs Abby Gale. Cunningham,
Belfast; Hudson. Grace, and 5 Lewis, Elwe from
koc land; Trader, Lord, do; Joseph, Dodge and
Emma HotcLkss, Alley, winterport Enterprise,
Perk ms, Wells.
Ar 18th barques Thayer, Crosby, New Orleans;
Harvest Home, DickeV do. brips OnaDS San he
Wilmington; Cascatele Carlisle. New Orleans; schs
j W Fish Harris, Wilmington; Malanzas, Bragdon,
Elzabethport.
Cid 18th. brig Lizabel, Tabbutt, St John, NIB, 10
load for Cuba. - w
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Portland Yacht Club.

Tnere Will be a Social Meeting of the Portland
Yacht Club at the Office of the Commodore, on Mon
day evening, 21st inst. at seven (7) o'c eek.
tull attendance is requested
Per order Com. M. CHURCHILL,
tebl9-td JOHN A. EMERY, Sec'y.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

In Cumberland Feb. 16, Airs. Aurora G. Morse
aged IL years months
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at o'clock
~ The funeral services OF the late Hon. VIM
WINS Will take pace this forenoon at IL o'c. ock
at the First Paris Church,
GS The funeral services OF the late Frank c
Quincy will take place on SUNDAY afternoon at 12J
O'Clock. at his ia'her's residence. No. Federal St.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Portland Institute and Public Lii
hr9rv .-t-'

The Directors OF the Portland Institute and Public
Library are requested to meet at the Library Room,
at 1oi O'Clock this morning. to attend the funeral OF
the late Hon. William Willis. in body.
Feb. 10 1t EA MOVES librarian
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Wanted

4 BLACKSMITH 70 buv nm.
stuasd a1 Sa and Jobbing business s, Horse
asked but me DeDOt Mechan Fails No b.oH
selling the sab.er S iSapial required reason Tor
tebsiSw CT his heah ess or arr Ie 9o
NN-'1-" WM. JONES, Mecban, ai r LIS Me.
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j. M. KMBALL Sc Co., have decided to close
out the entire stock Of fine sleighs at auction
The sale will take place to-day, commencing at
IL o'clock. Some of their finest sleighs will
no doubt be bought at low figures.
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-19

EChFh cents invested III oue quart u oysters
fresh from Virginia will make you nice diu-
per next Sunday. Freeman & Co., 10t Fed
eral street. have some OF the finest we have
ever saen. dec11eStf
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD
BoNDs.-We learn from the New York Eren-
ing Post that the Agents for these bonds report
the same as selling rapidly-while the orders
are increasing daily. Nor is this surprising
when it is considered that they are virtually
TEN PER CENT BOND of the great CHICAGO
AND Rock ISLAND HALLWAY, and that they
are offered at the low price of g. The regular
per cent. currency bonds of the Chicago and
Rock Island Road were long since placed, and
now command 106, yet here is a bond, if posi-
BILE still more secure, with 10 per cent. inter-
est, and offered, for the present, at 81 1t is no
wonder that capitalists and others are invest
Ing SO literally in so tempting security. See
the advertisement and send for Pamphlet.
WE do not profess to be critic Judge of au-
thracite coal, nor are we acquainted with the
| multitudinous conflicting and confusing
names that nowadays seem to be applied to
the simple article of coal. One matter we do
know, that is, when the fuel we purchase
burns to our satisfaction and no cinders are
found, neither the slightest indication of dross,
nothing but clearly mealy-like ashes, the re-
sduum OF the combustion of the coal as in the
case of that that we are now using. We say
this much from the fact, that to our mind this
coal which keeps US comfortable and alive, ad-
| mlts OF no improvement and is from the Cen
tipede's cargo as advertised by Jos. H. Poor in
another column.-Argus.
| READY to leave as soon as we can find a
buyer. Satisfactory reasons can be assigned
for so doing. This is rare chauce for an en-
terprising man.
Business well established and doing first
rate trade. For terms call as Fitzgerald's
In the meantime, parties wishing to pur-
chase goods in our line must avail themselves
OF this opportunity, as the majority of 4he
goods are less than the cost of production.
We quote few prices:
10 Rnne German Corsets for 6s cents
Real French Corsets for $1.75.
Fine White Shetland Nubias As cts
Choice Berlin Lined Gloves 40 cts
Handsome Lace Collars for II cts
Full 200 yds. Spool Cotton at SO cts. per doz
All our Dollar Kid Gloves for Is cts
Ooera KID Gloves for As cts.
Linen Handkerchiefs from to 80 cts.
Linen Bosoms from IL to IS cts. -...
Berages in Fine Quality and Colors for SO
cts per yard.
Gents Undervests at cost.
Splendid Switches for 25 cts, former price
30 cents
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HE farm buildings of Mr.. R. T. Smell. at
East Poland, were burned Thursday night.
They were unoccupied, and there is no doubt
that the fire was set by an incendiary. Loss
about $14OO. Insured for $1,000.
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-19

SPLENDID LINE of jewelry, comprising solid
gold pins, rings, &c. plated sets of best quail
ty, and every conceivable style of jet and she'll
goods, all fresh, now going at lowest of low
prices, at Cogia Hassan's, SO Exchange street
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-19
MARIN e NEWS.
% RI OF ORTLAN Nd.
ri Oh 4 6,

Friday, Feb IS.
ARRIVED.
Brig Il Doane, lot Bangorl Veazie, Cardenas via
Holmes lIole,-molasses to j d Lord.
sch Blue Bird, tBr) Finlay. Boston, to load for St
John, Nh.
S,h Duke Of Newcastle, (Br) Hunt, Boston, to load
for ST John, NIB.
Sch Native American, Agnew, Boston, to load for
CALAIS
Sch JAS Garcelon. Anderson. Boston.
Sch CilO. Dunbar, Boston to load for Castine.
Sch Jason, Small. Machlas tor New Yorx.
Sch knight. Harvey, Rockport tor Wilmington
Sch Buena Vista, Lewis, Wiscasset.
CLEARED.
Brig belmont Locke, Cochrane, Cardenas-A L
Hobson.
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-19

DEE TO IT, if you are ever troubled with
Ihroat' Lung or Kidney difficulties, that YOU
early test the virtues OF the White Pine Conn.,
pound Physicians have tested it, and willino-
ly recommend it.
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-19
BOARDI

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, also two single
Gentlemen can be accommodated with good hoard
and large pleasant rooms furnished or unfurnished.
at No. Federal street. tahott
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-19
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of q Laxative
Madiciua

Perhaps no one medi-
cine is SO universally re-
quired by everybody as
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before so universal
ly adopted into use, in
every cOuntryand among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
PHI. The obvious rea-
son is, that it is a more re-
liable and far more effec-
tual remedy than any
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-19
Family Flour.

A LARGE variety q, so,rxn ,om,lv FIour. delip-
ereaJfee and Warranted. For sale by a..
r,o CHASE BKOTHEkS,
req ~ eod2w Head Long " hart
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A Gentleman

AND WIFE, or one OF two young men can find
opposite the PARK Reference required. Cali at the
PRESS OFFICE.
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Cumberland Bar Assoc,ation

The members OF the Cumberland Bar Association
are requested to meet at the Law Library at
before 10 O'Clock this morning. to hear the Report Of
the Committee Resolutions and to attend the run
erai OF the late William Willis. Esq
n FEB. 10 dit Par ordrr
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-19

AND NOVEMBER.
The St. Louis and Southeastern Railway span, the
State of Illinois commencing at the City of StLouis
and ending at The City OF Shawneetown on the obio
river. The entire length when complete, will be ls9
miles, TwENTY-SEvEN MILES OF WHICH ARE
ALREADY FINISHED AND IN OPERATION. Work
rs progressing other portions the road, and it
Is the intention OF the Company to push the enter
prise TO early completion.
This line OF roal upplies an urgent need IL pass-
es through fertile and popuous section of the state
hitherto destitute OF railroad facilities. In the pro-
ducton of wheat tie district is not excelIed by any
other in the Union, aud the road throughout js
tire length PASSES OVER THE RICHEST COAL
BEDS OF ILLINOIS, now beng probably and ex-
tensively worked at various poiIi S. In view OF fbe
large and increasing consumption OF coal at st.
Lonis and in the adjoining region, the profits upon
the transportation OF coal alone viii, within the liza
o. three years, more than pay the interest on the
entire bonded debt of the COMPANY. The total Is
sue OF bouds is limited to s., 25O00 equal tn about
$4,000 per mie to be issued only the construc-
tion and equipment OF the road progresses. They
are issued under mortgage made to p. C. Calhoun.
President of the Fourth National Bank, New York
and George Opdyke. Trustee. It's carefully avn
and duly recoreed in all the counties through which
the road passes.
In of ring these Convertible Bonds Tor sale we beg
to refer investors to pamphlet in our possession
now ready for distribution, containing comp chen
sive exhibit OF the enterprise and its promising fu-
ture signed by the President of the Company, Cen
eral EDWARD F. WINSLOw, and by Brevet Ma,
jor-General JAMES Fl. WILSON, United States
Army, one of its Directors, and also. to the state
ment appended thereto, signed by w. MILNOR
ROBERTS, United States Civil Engineer, and one
OF the most distinguished railroad constructors of
the country. These gentlemen are well known to
The coun ry and their friends for their ab;ilv integ
rity ana honor. The accuracy OF their stateme MT;
NAV therefore be confidently relied upon.
ANY one who will carefully sIudy these documents
cannot tail to become convince that this road
completed VIII control large and pfoftao IL, al
business, TO say nothing OF its through traffic. 1t
will, therefore, be able pay, without fa the inter-
BILE investment. Gross earnings the rate OF $4,000
per mile per annum will be ample To pay tue inter-
est on us debt, including the expense OF OF era ion
and repairs. There is completed road in the stale
OF limos which is not earning much more tina this
sum per mite. The Company CONtLDENTLY
EN- TO TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS PER MILE
from the tine OF completion.
Alter thorough investigation Of the merits of this
enterprise, we confidently recommend these Bonds
to ouI friends and the public safe and Irontabe
investment.
Price for the present, s29 and accrued interest in
currency the company reserving to itself the right
10 anvan IN price ghenever il may SO determine
Pamphlets finished on application.
DUPEE, BECK d. SAYLE.S
kOS State St, Boston.
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RAIEMT EYCI HrER
HHANAO OHAsj
SO constructed as to enclose the works, and fo-m
protection ag iinst dust. enabling he movement to
rem am IN order without ceaniDg doItle the time
that watch will ordinarily run with at this Irotec-
ton.
The Company feel confident, alter having had
their Watches three years in the market. ane selling
many thousands OF them in all parts OF the country
that the Esg'n watches are the beet lpme-
Keeper. now Offered 10 the Americau pub.
l.c, fer cHher Lsdies' or Gentieme ems, use,
Railway or Other uses.
OVER FIVE HUNnPrn DrArrpo
o"DunD LIZA hno
~ various parts OF tne iaDd nave unreservedIy
or Railway inc,ud,n. tha LII oI a ious nnss
pemm.viv-u nm Ce...oI mi ofToo. Nc anu ~. ene
.J Ceeroh, anu omcers or these
Ioaus, WIN 0ther prominent H. H. offclals, endorse
ployees and tr4yelers vet intro.iuced " 49, -' '"i-
The following are n 60 ,nted "a en-. c;,oars -, a..
tesiimonjals: Nf' VI 'nese
Onion Pnc;ec P p om.s ~ |,,, ,.-,.
9' ~, =. CV,ve !" eeM " Spt, !
NO. n. n, .x, GMAh \, Dsc. 10, lso9
HON M. AVERY, President National Watch Co.,
Chicago. Ill (:
Dear otr:uDu III Tue month that have carried
,n;1o ~ !, !ou naym1nd Watches 1t has Lot
,aieu " heeP me ume Win 80 much accuracy as to
ea ts 70 desire IN this regard For accuracy
IN IN w. keepang, beauty OF movement and finish,
my pride as an American and ana co5en thss &c
all respects they will compete successfully in the
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-19
Nj EMORANDA.

-I MEMORANDA.
Brig Eudorus. Haskell, at Baltimore 18th from
Matanzas, reports an unknown brig from Cuba
ashore MaHothn
Sch EGzI Pike. before reported ashore at Charles
ton, renamed rth in t. in good condition, and there
is prospect OF getting her oil. A steam pump has
been put on board.
Barque Mary Over, from st Marys Ca for Riy.
er Plate before reported at Bermuda in Distress mas
been condemned and solu TOR $ILO
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FOREIGN PORTS.

"A, At Algoa Bay. CGH. Dec IA, barque Lord Claren-
don, tor Boston, ldg.
Ar at Cagliari lath ult, barque Wild Gazele Nick
| Ar at Liverpool sth inst ship Ocean Express, Hor.
| ton San Francisco. ~
Ar at Guanape Dec 25 ship Annie Sise, Robinson.
Caao. H'
At Bombay 9Th ult: ship Pontiac. Skllngs, for a
rice port 10 load tor England.
Ar at Cardiif 2sth ut, ship Free Trade, Bursley.
Hamburg, 10 load tor Calcutta.
At Honolulu goth ut, ship Lorenzo Follansbee.
reloadng. ~ = = =
CaIlao Dec 9s-chartered, barque Annie M Palm
er. 5s5 tons, TO load at Chinchas or Guanape Tor
Hampton Roads, at SIS god.
Passed Gibraltar 10th ult, barque Mary Bentley,
Clark, from Palermo tor Boston; I'D, ship Lisbon.
Quits, rom New orleans tor Genoa.
AT Buepos Ayres Dec %, bar.Iues Sarah A Stables
for Antwerp Daphne. Young. tor Havre; Lord Clar-
endon, lavender ~ 'or New York; brig W Goddard.
Passed Montevideo Dec 81. barque Mary Edison,
IIowes, non Rosario tor Boston.
Ar a. kio Janeiro 9Th ut, brig Mariposa, Leigh
dali Tor a guilt port.
ar at st Thomas % inst, brig wenonah. Stone
Bar badoes, land sailed 4th for Cuea) N'
Sid LIST, schs Zimpa. Jewett, Ponce; Lucy HAM
Ga6 6no, uUe' Suoa Chattanooga, Black, Cardenas
Ar az Havana 18th inst, brig Geo Burnham. Pink
YORK; llth. brig Myronus higgins, Sagua.
Ghafters, 3th. barqce Florence Pete $, for Sagua,
W oa ot Nortn OF 1atteras, nioasses at $I5 per 10
ga'; 9Th, brig Alice Stairet to load at Sagua for
Delaware Bre K water sugar 81.
of hatteras
Ar at Cardenas 10th inst. baraue Palo Alto, Ten
ney, Providence: Eags Wilkinson New York brig
Smith.
Also ar 10th, baroue Daring. Mcdonald. POI tIand.
Ar at st John, NIB, - INST, sch Emily 5, Lewis,
Portland.
[Per City of Baltimore, at New York;
Ar at Liverpool I'd inst, North American, Richard
son, Portland: 3d. Gardner Colby, Dunbar, New
Orleans: Pocahonias, Oliver. do.
on the port 4tn INST. Ivanhoe, Herman, from San
Francisco.
CID Cd. Don Justo, Ludwig. Philadelphia; Frank
Marion Duncan, New Orleans.
Emf our 3lsr, Gen Chamberlain, Alexander, for
Boston; 1s inst, Oneida, Mitchell, ior Montreal; I'd,
Peruvian. (s) Smith. tor Portland.
ar at Penarth 26th, S + Hersey, Small Bristol;
Uncle T hey Stevens, i'm Hamburg; SOih. Assyria,
Paten, do; I'd INST, nat Washington, Ti'comb, do.
Ar at Havana 29th. Congress- Puringion. London,
to load for San Fran ,lsco; 3ist, A Blalsde Saw
yer, do, to load Tor Havana.
Ar at Troon 9th, Jos b Eaton, Ellingwood, from
Greenock.
Ar at Queenstown I'd, Lizzie M Merrill, Galveston,
and sailed Tor Liverpool
Put INTO Portland, E. 4th, Leila NJ Long, Lewis,
from New Orleans ior Bremen.
Sid I'm Havre LIST ins,, U IL Southland. Woodland
Cardiff and United States.
:, Ar at Amsterdam 3lst ult, B F Lowell, Leavitt. |
SID i'm Flushing 2sth ult, Grace Sargent, Pote Tor
Cardiff.
, Sid I'm Senegal 18th ult, Arthur Egglesso, Bacon,
Bissau.
!, Ar at St Nazaire I'd inst, Oakland, Merriman from
Guanape. |
SPOKEN. n
, Dec 49, lat N. Ion 80 W. ship Mindoro, from
boston Tor Bonn ay. |
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-19

HILLS RHEUMATIC PILLS cure Rheumatism.
Neuralgia and Cont
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Patent Double Action
Rubber MOulding!

And weather Strips, for Doors and Win,
The only article ever invented which exo1,dos ,ho
dust. snow, raj" and air from two sides,
Put on by experienced men, ami will effect sav-
ing OF nearly fifty per cent. in fuel. CAV
EB Office at Kendall q Whitnev,s Nartet
oquaIe aoi.ahu. BISHOP BROTHERS,
JdnAfuisN
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SEVEN PER CENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE
Gold Bonds.
a
CHICAGO Il SOUTHWESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.

Principal aud interest payable IN GOLD at The
American Exchange National Bank ofNew- York,
Coupons payable May and November,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
The Chicago and Southwestern Railway, in con-
nection with the Muscatne branch Of the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Road, is DIRECT EX-
TENSION OF the old Chicago and Rcck Island
Road from Columbus Iowa, $50 miles THROUGH
THE RICHEST PORTIONS OF IOWA AND
MISSOURI. TO THE CITY OF LEAvENwORTd.
KANSAS. thus constituting an almost direct air
lns from CHICAGO to the Commercial Metropolis
Oh Kansas and the Missouri Valley.
The field tor this Road IN ,onaho,,t Al, Ia
an open one; Its connection with Cbcaoo ia direct.
and all It's connections are among the MOST VAL
UABLE and important OF amy Road in existence,
The whole issue of Bonds amounts to Ave millions
and constitutes first mortgage on the entire prop
erty of the Company,
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FORTY ceuts invested in one quart Of oysters |
fresh from Virginia, will make you nice diu-
Der next Sunday. Freeman & Co., 10t Fed |
eral street, have some OF the finest we have |
ever saen. dec11eStf
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-19
IMPORTS.
OF OCEAN STEAMERS

Brig d Dome. from Cardenas-36O hhds 81 tcs
to John Lord.
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-19

SPOhFNs NJ b.
Dec IS. lat 422N N, Ion 80 W. ship Mindoro, from
Boston Tor Bonn ay.
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All The grades Of the Elgm Watches
PATENT DUST EXCLUCER,

The Company also call the attention of Watel
buyers to the Iact that The Eigin Watches now or
cred have several peculiar Improvements over al
others and also q new