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BEDFORD, PA.
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nY musRANDs sEcoND wIFE.

My husband came tenderly by my
side.
''Are you going out this evening,
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FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE IN
sURANcE COMPANY, oF YORK, Pa

EsFAll information given by
JOS E NOBLE. Agent,
feb I7ms@ WATRRsGDE, La
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-20
New Publications.

Tue boys who read with so much avidty the
history Of the "B. o. w. c." will be clad TO
know that their favorite publishers have pub
lished second volume of the series entitled
The Boys Of Grand Pre- School, in which they
can follow the adventures and enjoy the pranks
OF their active, fun-loving friends, and their
original allies, Solomon and Capt Corbet.
Hall L. DAVIS will supply all.demands, and we
| predict that the sale Of the book will be large.
The sixth volume OF the properly named
| Helping Hand ser es by May MaDnering, is en-
titled ''The Little Maid of Ok Bow. The lady
has assumed the nom de plume of May Manner
| ing, has rare ability for interesting young
| people, and she weaves into her charming sto-
res a moral influence that will make itself
! telt. A library of such books in family is
| one of the best safeguards that can be found.
Hall L. Davis has these bo ks for sale.
"Bome in the West belongs to that excel
lent series which tells US of Charley and Eva
Roberts struggles and difficulties in attaining
to manhood aud womanhood. They will en-
courage our boys and girls to an honorable am-
bition. The author OF these excellent books is
Miss Louise Nj. Thurston. Hall L. Davis has
this also for sale.
me FutGS ana BUes. one oflhe Rosa Abbott
series OF Juveniles, just issued has been receiy-
ed by Hall l.. Davis. There is q spice of ro-
nance in the plot that will interest young
| readers. 1t tells OF little girl, who through
Sickness and misfortune becarse dumb IN
mate of an orphan asylum, but in after years
| came to the wealth that was justly hers, and
| used it in blessing those who had loved and
| cared for her in her helpessness.
The Prorerb Stories-second series-three
| voInmes illustrated. Elch story is complete
| and lila strates the proverb taken for its title.
| We can recommend them as boys of the bicb-
! est merit The titles of these volumes are:
| A Wrong Confessed is Half Redressed; A
| Good Turn Deserves Another; aud Actions
s9eak louder than Words. Like all the b,oks
no iced above they are publ he'd by Lee &
Shepard, Boston, and are for sale in Portland,
by Hall l.. Davis.
Monsieur Syluester, n novel by George Sand;
translated by Francis George Shaw nublsh-
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-20

70 E.et.
ETIRST class Store and Offices on Fzclange Street
T. between Middle and Fore Streets. Apply to
W. II, ANDERSON.
At Office of Nathan Webb, Esq, No, 50 Exchange
Street. dec30dtf
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
EoHs PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
gravated by the scrofu-
lOuS contamination until
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-20
For sale.

RY virtue of decree Of the judge of Probate, I
- offer for sale the following property belongr g
to the estate of the late o. NJ. Marre'f, viz-Tbe
following described Real Estate in said Portland.
vz-Ihe loi oil land and dwelling house thereon, at
1he northwesterly State and Deerins
Streets, bounded: beginning at said corner thence
Westerly on ring Streef about twenty six (26)
fee tbenre through The center OF the partition wall
between this h"use and the house cupe by Gen.
r. b Ayers, IL the northerly end of said wall
thence parallel with Stale street 10 land of heirs
James Deerine and Mary Preble; thence easterly
by said land to State street, thence by State street
to first point subject to right OF pa sage-wav tour
AZ teet wide, III common vito the TWO adjoining ten
is on, being the same property convened to sand
Marreit by S. H. Libby and Waiter Hatch subject
to widows dover, and mortgaged to Maine Savings
Bank.
LOUISA O. MARRETT, A9ministratIix
Sebt15-d2W
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For Rent.

TOUR Tenements in new houses situated on Green
4 Street between Cumberland and Portland streets
Each tenement contains rooms. 3 living rooms
chambers has Sebago wafer on each floor. Gas and
fixtures in every room Rents 5000 and upwards,
Apply to JOHN 7. HULL
au2Geod3w Room No ~ Fluent Block
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For Sale.

FT,HE desirable property situated on the westerly
corner Of High and Pleasant Streets, tie late
residence of N Blanchard, Esq. consisting of ihree
story Brick Houseupon large Let, containing about
10000 sqna ieet One Of the best locations in the
City. For particulars inquire Of
JOHN C. PROCTER,
Real Esta Broker,
sep9d3w SO Exchange &c. Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-20
Fine Suburban Residence for sale.

Tie subscriber offers for sale his
AxGSI-N modefn-built residence situated on
EJTHaEA=4sx the eminence overlooking Wood
EStEa:sHs.A fords Corner, Westbrook. 1t
Eas2zAs Easss25z1AszEs tans 12 g0od-sized rooms, with
excellent Cellar, IS supplied with an abundance of
hard and SOFT WATER and il is in good state of
pair There is large stable on the premises. The
grounds embrace two acIes, handsomely laid out,
and on which is fine vegetable garden, the vegeta
bles to be sold with the house.
This of the finest locations in the vicinity OF
POrtlann-within five minutes walk of the horse
cas- and atfoIding fine view OF the city, hartor
ocean and The surrounding country. Price $4,000
One e-third OF the purchase money may remain on
mortgage il desired. Possession given Immediately
Enquire of SAM'L JORDAN, ESQ
P.S. A grove containing TIVE acres adjoining on
the south also of tiilaee land On the north,
will be sold with the premises, if desired. au225-tf
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For Sale or Lease.

Il NEW modern built House, sitpat ted on High
"A street, together with large garden; desirable
residence for genteel family.
For particulars inquire OF
sep7d2w JOHN G. PROCTER. % Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-20

DESiOfitaI n Oek ana Va EsfciY.
| To the Editor OF the Press:
My last communication left the party at
York. On Wednesday morning at eight
o'clock they mustered twenty-five and were
taken to Kittery by the citizens. On arriving
at Kittery Foreside the party were received
by committee of citizens and conducted to
the Navy Yard, which is no longer called in
official documents Portsmouth Navy Yard"
They were politely shown through the yard
by the officer in charge, visiting the armory,
containing almost every style of small aims,
cid and new; and next the new steam frgate
California, nearly finished. She was to 90 in
to commission the next day. The officers and
crew had been ordered but had not arrived.
She is to be fitted for sea Immediately. She
is over 2000 tons burthen. Her armament
consists of twenty-four inch Dahlgren
broadside guns, and two 100-pound Parrott
guns on the upper deck. She was built in the
yard, both hull and engines. Her standing
rigging is of wire cordage, covered with bur-
lap and wound with spun-yarn, then tarred
She is fine ship. After leaving the yard we
were invited to dinner by the citizens, Hon.
Samuel P. Benson and myself dining at Mr..
Bartlett's, who will please accept our thanks
for their bountiful hospitality.
After dinner we were taken in carriages by
the citizens committee to several places of
historical interest at Kttery Point, and on
the road we stopped at tie Lady PeppereIl
house, built by her after the death of Eer hus-
band, which occurred in 1850. Here she
lived widow thirty years and died in 1850.
The house was afterwards purchased by the
Cults family, and is now occupied by Miss Sa-
rah G. Cuts, a lady of over Is years. She
lives alone all is the last of her family. A
brother was formerly an officer in the navy.
She met us in the hall in an antique dress
with her bonnet on (not modern one) with
dignity, and ladylke manner. 1t is said she
is partially deranged but she showed no signs
OF it. The house is fast going to ruin, yet
showing its former spendor, with carved dol
phns over the door, probably the armorial
bearings Of the Hists, which was the maiden
name of Lady Pepperell. The hail is very
large; the walls covered with the original pa
per haneings: the staircase wide and Of easy
ascent; the parlors large and very high, with
porcelain tiles with scripture scenes round
tbe Greplaces; but all in a sad state of decay.
These lines are so appropriate they will bear
repeating:
s'Round the mante.-pieoe
Gsten scripture Il es;
Hspeeorth they shall cease
Painting Q pts woes,
Painting Davia's fight
fair Bathsheba's smi es
Blinded Sans on's might
Down the old house goes"
The next stopping place was the Sparhawk
house, opposite, built about 1742, by Nathan
lei Sparhawk, who married Elizabeth, daueh-
ter OF Sir VIM. Pepperell in that year. 1t is
now occupied by Mr.. Brown, gentleman
who is entitled to the thanks Of all antiquari-
ans for the thorough manner in which he has
restored the outside and the inside in the
original styie, at great expense.
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Wanted.
Wanted.
Wanted

A SMALL Tenement aud room suitable for Dress
II Msker's Shop; need not be connected.
CHAS. p. MATT OCKS, Art'y at Law,
So Middle Street, or
sepS Mrs. A. D. RE EYES, Sc Free Street.
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EGDR 1 A hi
Commission of Insolvency,

IESViVVHCYs
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ have been appointed aud duly qualified as
Commissioners to receive and decide upon all claims
against the estate OF Levi Knight, tp OF Yarmouth.
in the County of Cumberland, de eased which
estate has been represented nsovent; aud that e
shall be in session or that purpose, at he office of
the first Saturdays OF October. Norember and De.
cember, respectively, A. d.. 1870. aud on the first
saturday OF January, and he fist and last Satnr-
days OF February, A. d. 1871, IRON ten to twelve
O'Clock in the forenoon.
PERrIVAE BlNNEY
STANLEY L. PULLEN
Portland September 6. 1870. sep7dlaw3tW
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Earn tor sale!

FARM fOr SaEG!
ENE OF the very best farms in the town OF Phips-
- putg; known as The Lee Farm" situated on
tne hehhepec RIVER about five miles from Bath The
sau i ialh eontaus about three hunnred acres, OF
S Siie tnere u splendid Wood lot about two hum
dled acres OF Sup Iimber and Other kinds of lin
per; thnty acres III the field and seventy acres in
the fat and barn ana ou, -bu ngs W
This IS rare chance ship builders
For further parti ulars please call at
). ID. COLEoWUltrHY
W Exchange ST., Portland, Maine or at
5. CoLESWOkTHY'S in
sep5deod&wtt ''
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-20

Brick EgogEse fesr sale.

a LOT OF land on Cross street. Enquire OF Edward
"A Howe No. a DanfoJth street, Or OF ii. j. Libby,
No. l46 Middle street n,ay14dtt
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Established June ea, 1862. rog. 9.
'fise Porssasad Daily Press

TEse Portland Daily Press
Is published every day (Sundays excepted) by
The
Portland Publishing Co.
At f09 EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
TERMS Eight Dollars Year in advance.
The Maine State Press
Il published every THURSDAY MORNING at
S2.5O a year: if paid in advance, at $500 a
year
RATES OF FApyERTIsING.--One inch space,
in length of column constitutes a square"
$l.50 per square daily first week. IS cents
per week after; three insertions, or less, S1.00;
continuing every other day after first week, 90
cents.
Half square, three Insertions or less, rs cents;
one week. S100; 30 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional.
Under head OF "AMUsEMENTs,'' $500 per
square per week; three insertions or less S1.50.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE
STATE Press" (Which has large circulation
in every part OF the State) for $100 per square
for first insertion, and 80 cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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FOEs sALE;

II NFEG s<AN Ks .
(NHEAP for Casa. Lot OF Land, Store and House
Othereon, in CAPE Elizabeth (Knghtville)
Call at the premisea and inquire OF
mar2,ttf 5 b. CUMMi NGS.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-20
HCrSe for Sale


Z e pleasantly located two story House. No. 1C
Park St; now occupied by MIR. G X. Babb is
for sale. The house contains nGe finished rooms
Fine lot 4Sx90 feet. Ii not sDl1 bySept 25tp it will
be TO let. Will be sold on favorable terms.
Apply 10 w. II. JERKS,
Real Estate Agent,
sept13s2w
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Store to Let !
Yn 4 ct.

I'm Middle, between Franklin and HampshiI n
" Streets. In good repair. a.
JAMES A. FCSS.
Portland, June 20. jun2lti
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-20

10 ct.
GTORE No. $50 Con mercia Street. head of Widy-
~ ery's Wharf, recently occupied by n. o. Cram,
Esq. Possession given July 1st.
AUG E. STEVENS & CO.,
JunlU las Commercial Street,
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-20
k@AG f..s1AS

Good Two Story House for Sale.
A NEW, two storied house Franklin ST, near
a the Park, aims fourteen finished rooms, gis
and brick cistein. conveniently arranged Ior Two
amilier. Terms liberal
Apply TO W NJ. Ii. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent
Sepl4d3w* Next east OF City Hall.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-20
Farm for Sale.

Farm fOr SALE
Offered at great bargain: h
E,siSN y Lamb Homesteaa farm in West
sssaSriss7.zAzn hruos. three and haif miles iI0m
As.s %stgAM Portland on the road to Saccarapta.
g1l4=-s.t-llS5 l4-s.t-llsSsr5 Sald excellent fam consists OF
abou, scyeuty five acres convently divided into
moving, pasture and wood land; has good well OF
wtera laIg barn ,convieni house aud OUT buildings
has also a valuable orchard OF 100 young trees in
goou bearing condition. Another valuable source OF
preiit belonging 10 the farm is an excellent Gravel
bed the only in the vicinity, and one from which
the town buys largely. Situated SO near Port and,
upon the man road rom tue country to lhe city,
this iarm ctfers Inducements such as lew others can
offer 10 any desiring a farm either for profit or
enjoyment. For particulars iuqure CT
q. Il l.. 2. WARREN,
mrl5d&wu Saccarappa. NJ
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-20

o. two and one-hat story brick dwelling
Es:;s h use in the western part OF the city. on the
.I.sel. inc OF the street cars thoroughly fnisbed
aud III gooi repair, lighted with gas throughout
heated with furnace. ana supplied With abun-
dance ot hard and SOFT water. The lot contains
nearly 4OUO ieet II the purchaser desires it. large
part OF the prize may remain ior term of Years on
a mortgage. Apply to w. Ii. JEkRIS,
apl9dtt Cahoon Block. next East OF City Hall.
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SPECfAL NOTICE.

~ HE members of the Portland Turnverein are
i notified that classes tor gymnaslc exercises will
be formed every afternoon OF the week, Monday
anu FRIDAY excepted, commencing Fri1ay, Sept 9th,
at O'Clock, and Tor sparfng, Weon- day Ey, ming,
Se2t ith, at o'clock, upder the tu lirn of Prof.
Dolit. Members wishing 10 avail themselves OF the
privilege off red will peass rerort as above %
Per Order, V. V. TWITCHrII Sec.v
sep7d2w
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TO LET.
TO EAET

OUSE No so Elm street. Apply on the prem
IL ises. sep16d3ts
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O LEI.

CToRAGE and Wharfage or Custom House
~ Wharf. Apply TO L} NCH BARKER d Co.,
oc16tt 139 Commercial st.
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Terms $500 per annuna, in aarance.
DAILY PRESS.
IiaIy Going TO Rome.
RoHs Hs1'NAA ND

Tuesday Morning, sspt mbsr 20, 1870.
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'1EI17 OVO WALIEf, otVreJaTy.
Office Of tie Board Of Underwriters.
New YORK, August %, 1870
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED ST A MEETIN Nc or
2HE BOARD HELD AUG. 18th, 1870.
RESOLVED, that whereas two pubica ions, one
Shipping" purporting to BE- published by Thoma.
ID. Iayior, and the other the American Lloyds
Ri gister OF American and Fo eign Shipping" pur.
claimed in print the approval OF this Board, and
whereas, this ard has never given its approval tC
eitber OF said works, be it therefore
RESOLVED, that the Secretary be directed TO pub.
lish the aoove Resolutions tor the informatIan o.
the public.
('sgned,) ELLWOOD WAITER,
sep1de0u&w2w Sepy Board of Underwriters
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At f09 EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
TERMs:-Eight Dollars Year in advance.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-04
WESTERN UNION RAILROAD,
VOW OPEN TO
Rock Island!
Summer Arrangement!

THE short and direct route from Racine, Mil
l. uaukee. and all points in Wisconsin, 10
Rock Island and Davenport, and all points in
Southern Iowa and kan.as.
On and after Sunday, Nay sth. 1879, trains on
the Western Union Railroad will leave AE1 ar
rive 1t Rock Island. as folle-s:
Trains leave Rock Island at SIC .. n, and
500 p. IN.
Arrive. Rsck Island, $50 p. N, and II:5s
O m
Making slose connection with ps.sen ger train.
at the following poibts:
RACINE JUNCTION, from and ts Mil
v.skee a.d Chicago.
AT CLINTON, from and TO al point. in
Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota
! AT FRERPORT, from and 20 GAlsna, Do
buque, and ell points North and West
AT SAVANNA, with steamer "Heocerson"
from and to Dubuque, and With St. Paul Packets.
FULTON, With train. from and to Cedar
Rapids Marshall, Boone and Omaha
At ROCK ISLAND, with trains from and to
MuscAtIne, Washington, Iowa City, Gnnnell,
Dss Moines, Omaha, and the Union Pscifc
Railroad; and with steamers from and 20 all
points the Mississippi river between Rock
Island and ST. Louis. Rates of freight and fare
always 90 low by this as BY other lines-
ID. A. oLIN, Genl sup';
Z. F. BARSEs. Ass supt.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-04

now this little rustic besuty, BABY tnes sne
is, declines me - IN escort, and preiers =
puppy to me. Can it be that my fallen ior
tunes have set their mark on me 30 soon
All. we'll. we'll, we'll; never miod The
schoo,master has got lessons TO learn - well
a. to teach, find"
A he spoke Mr. Middleton retraced his
s,aos and sprung down the little bank, but
he had scarcely regained the road when .
cheerful voice called him by name, and he
saw coming toward him a gentleman whom
he recognized Is DIR. Wayne, the physician
of l., to whom he had brought q letter
of introduction.
On my word" said the doctor, with an
air of affected caution, looking at him sus-
piciously as he spoke ARE yon sure, now
IT'S really you, and not Jack Sheppard
You sprang out of that thicket with such an
air of desperate resolve that [ had serious
thoughts of tlinging away my purse, and
swallowing my watch, and running for my
life. But now, if it is really you, how are
you? I've ust been to your room to ask
you 10 pass Friday evening with me; bot
what were you dong in that thicket from
which you emerged so abruptly? May
ask if you were enjoying the sentimental
alone there ~
"Nos entirely" said Robert, in the same
bantering tone. "keep my secret, enfreA.
you. was not alone; | had youth anu
beauty with me- Ia II.
snow is not that not too bad ss,a n'
companion land so you have oeen 800
hand with us. My wife ana in'enoeo :"
introduce you to our fairss' NATIVES on
H.. aniny: but you, it seems, have fore
s,.iIsd our kind intentions
II think not, said Robert, gravely, The
Young lady in question would not, pre-
sumo, have been one of your guests. have
he impression that she does not go into
society at present
"Ah indeed may inquire why not ?''
"Certainly-from her extreme youth,
presume. In fact, Doctor, my companion
was little child"
"Indeed That's another affair"
'.Yes beautiful child, whom / found
half asleep in the grass. l never saw any
thing so lovely. An infant Aurora, in grace
and coloring, with clear sapphire eyes, and
true auburn hair; attended by huge black
dog only. Who is she ?"
baby Ella, l suppose, said the Doctor,
grsvely.
Yes; think that is her name; but she
would no, talk to me. Who Is she?''
Il cannot tell you" said Mayne. Il do
not know who she is"
"And yet you knew at once whom |
meant" said Robert, coldlv.
"Of course did. Il is not description
to fl everybody. certainly. did know who
you meant at once: but, as | said before, l
cannot tell you who she is, for l do not
know myself. Poor little thing! We can
say what she is, but not who she is
Iro BE CONTINUEp.i
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-04
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