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ROCHESTER,
SIMMER ARRAECEafFNrc

EsEsggsrsj On and after Monday Mayo IAN
trains will run as follows: wv
Passenger trains leave Portland daily (Sundays ex
ceptedl for Alfred and intermediate Stations at II.
A. ID, 2.45P M. ' ''A'
Leave Portland for Saco River at GI5PM.
, Leave Alfred for Portland and Intermediate STA
tions at 30, A. NJ. ''
Leave SacO River for Portland at $50 A. M. and
4.15P. M. " aus an"
freight train with passenger car attach
ed leave Alfred for Portland at $50 A. NJ.
Leave Portland for Alfred at las p M,
Stages connect as follows:
AZ Gorham for South Windhan. Windbam
Lake. daily. "' """ 'e''so
=, AZ GoTham for West Gorham, Standsh. Steer
Talls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago. BriIgton. Loyeli
Hlram brownfeti, Fryeburg Conway, Bartiett
jackson. Limington Cornish, Porter Free.om. .Madi
ison and Eaton H.. daily. '''"o-
AT Saco River, tor West Buxton, Bonny Easle
south Lmngton, Limington, daily.
AT Centre Marlborough Station for Limerict
Newheio. Parsopsfsld and Ossipee, tri-weekly'
AZ Center Marlborough for Limerick, Parsons
field, daily. " sohs-
AT Alfred Tor Sanford Corner Sprincyae. r. Lob.
anon Little RiverFalls), So. Lebanon, E, RocLes-
ter and Rochester. " A'o'"es-
April 2s, 1870. '''N'enuea'' n.a
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Special Partnership

The undersigned Avery Plumer and Davis W.
Coolidge, having formed limited partnership here
by certify,
First. That the name of the firm under which
said partnership is to be conducted is
ID. w. COOLIDGE,
Second. That the name of the general partner is
Davis W; Coolidge, and that the place OF his rest
the State of Maine; that the name of the sneeiai
partner is Avery Plumer. and that the place of his
residence is Boston, in the County of Suffolk in the
State OF Massachusetts. ' NV
Third. That the business to be transacted bv the
partnership, is general Commission business and
that the amount of Capi,al contributed by said
special partner is Fifteen thousand Dollars oCO
Fourth That the partnership is 10 commence on
the first day of June, A. D. 1870 and cease on the
first day OF june 1873, and that said partnership is
to have an established place of business in Said
Portland. AVERY PLUMER ~
DAVIS w. COOLIDGE
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I HE
CONFESSIONS OF 0h INY1LID

DUBL1SHED for the benefit O. young men and
l. others who suffer from from rervous Debility
etc.. supplying the means of selt-cufe. Written BY
one who cured himself, and sent free on receiving
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, BROOKLYN. NY.
W6m12sn - ~
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MEDICAL. .
Dir. j. a.. AUS fsi-~,
CAN BE FOND Az HM
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
no. II Pre6Ze Street.

kEyHEiAE rs csn Se consulted Irivstsly, S1d v;:
w the Utmost confidence by the afflicted, So
souIs daily, and nom s A. III. to P. NJ
Dr. y. addresses tho7e who are suffering andea 5ae
sictio1 of rivats diseases, whether arising from
Impure connection or tbs terrible vice Of 6sIi-abass
Osvoths his entire Tins to that particular branch Of
sue medical profession, be feels warranted in GUAR.
AGfEEiN3 CURE IN ALL CASES, whether of loDs
standing or recently controotsd. entirely removing the
afegs or disease from the syse,a, sHj uasiDg pe,
fa5t and PERMANENT CURE.
lie would cali the attention Of the afflicted 10 the
aet o. hs iong-stsndin9 aae g7e-earnsd reputation
cese,
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OCEAN HOUSE.

I,sn;@ This popular summer resort will be
EEi " opened for transient and permanent COM
rany on Saturday. May %, 1870.
Ipy0-1tf
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tnan ever. shall cleanse ~
Ponts ,Hr tnr $10O
Vests t o. Is and 30 cts.
r.d;oSs nor. ur , 81"
ladies' garments cleansed cheap, and with nv usual
prices. GA FederaI St u1 saie at 'aii
jun25 WITHIN nspo,y>,
NOTICE hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed Executor of the Will of
CHARLES II. BREED, late OF Portland
in the County of Cumberland, deceased. and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds az The
law directs. All persons having demands upon the
estate OF said deceased, required to exhibit the
same; and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon TO make payment to
JOSEPH A. LOCKE, Executor. =
Portland, June 21st, 1870. je23diawsW
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Maine Central Railroad
PORTLAND AND BANGOR LINE.

111~011 1A4N11 I'xf4NOVh IlNEs
ESsEEHI Trains will leave Grand Trunh Den,t
at Portland for Auburn and ndoiA asuie,", nepU,
at 7.1O A. NJ, LOS P. NJ. ~ -e 'f''n
leave Leave Ior Wsteryile, Kendall's Mills, Newport
~ UeA5sr, lMoosehead Lake, and Bangor at / 81 p
M: connecting with the European s. North Ameri.
can X. H. for towns north and east,
Freight train leaves Portland tor F.apyor am, -,
termediate stations at 6.35 A. NJ. N ~
Iralns leave lewiston and Auburn for Portland
and Foston at $50 A. NJ, 1904 r. NJ.
IRAN from Bangor and intermediate stations ia
que IN Portland at 2.i0P. NJ, and IRON Lewiston
and Auburn only at $40 A. NJ.
. 1ne only roule w which through tickets are sold
to Bangor, Dexter and all inrerInediaie stations
through. sseN N''Neu
dec16tf EDWIN MOVES S.
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<>1asGSoA H-s sfsc Z NAkKes
E5ozJ intelliyen. and thinking person n ust poa
hat rsmeies handed ont for general use ehouid agJs
the, efficacy established by well tested experience In
the hands OF regularly educated physician whoss
ratOry studies him for all the duties he Ia1st
tulel yet the country is flooded with poor oetruIcs
sad cure-als, parpGsF lg 10 be the best in the world
whieh are not oss;t seisss, but always injrrious.
The unfortunate se0 ! Ito PARTICULAR in se;eelir
his physician, Il 10 laentable yet tnoontroVsYt.
BILE fact, that usEy syphiitic patients are made us.
ersbla with Iuln constitutions by DaltrsatYne,,t
Tis point generally conceded BY the best syphogra-
dhera that the study snd management OF Shese core
dianta should sngross the whole time Of those who
would be competent and successful in their tIsst.
msnt and cure. The nes perierced general Draetj.
toner, having neither oppoftuiity tins to max
himself acquainted with their pathoiogy coIaEnouy
pnrsues systsn OF trestIaent in r.ost cases t.
Ing N indiscriEliDsts ths antqratsd sot dsy.
earaUs se&nGn. he Ee.cury.
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Ii You are Going West
RESk Procure Tickets by the ts5ss< tEss5ss;s<zG5 -
Safest, Best and Most Reliable Routes
THROUGH TICKETS
From PORTLAND, via BOSTON. tn all ,o;ots i'm
the WEST, SOUTH AND NORTH WEST, furnish
Ell at the lowest rotes, with choice OF Routes. Al
the ONLY UNION TICKET OFFICE,
No. 40 1-2 Exchange Street,
w. ID. LITTLE x CO., Agents.
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MANHOOD:
HOW Lost! LOeU Restored j.!

A LECTURE ON THE NATURAL TREAT.
MENT, and Radical Cure OF Spermatorrhea OF Sem
nal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual De-
Dlllty, and impedments to Marriage generally Ner-
ana fhyslcal lncapacity, resulting from Self Abuse
&C., by RoBT. j: :CULvEIwELI, NJ D., author OF
the .EGreen Book" &c 'N -
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HISTORICAL VOLUME.

HISTORICAL TOLUME.
history Of the United States Sanitary Commission,
being the General Report of its aeork during the
War cftae Rebellion. By Charles j. StiXe.
In one volume svo. Cloth, extra, $3.50.
ga noble volume, telling the whole splendid
story."-Harper's Monthly.
" One cannot help wishing that there might be one
copy OF this book placed in each of the original
tres OF work and OF prayers which are scattered over
all ;he land. Mr.. STILES book ought to be read in
each OF them, as eagerly as the camp letters were
or the bulletins of the dead and wounded, if only as
evidence that the comfort and horc were not sent in
vain."-Atlantic Monthly.
MEDICAL TOLUILE.
Contributions Relating to the CauSdtion and PgeUel-
ton Of Disease, and to Camp Diseases; together
,rifh Report Of the Diseases, etc, among the
Prisoners at Andersonuitle, Ga. Edited by
Austin Flint, MD.
In one volume SvO. Cloth, extra, $3.50.
Published and for sale by
HURD l. IEOUGHTON, New York.
III. q. HOUGHTON q co, Riverside,
Cambridge, Mass.
" The volumes will be supplied by any book
seller. jun11d1aw
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
BOarsiers Wanted.
Rooms to Let.

NENTEEL accommodations for Gentleman and
u wife, pheasant parlor chamber) and few sinoIa
gentlemen may be had if applied lor soon, at No 55
FRANKLIN st. is je30dtf
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FOE Ell DORADO.
32O Acres Of Land, and Passage 10 il. for
500 or $l15.

EA The Steamer .ail for
1& PIPER GRANT, in BOLIVIA. via
S4E&xlSr rivers Amazon and Purus on the 10th
= lot August, and will make the passage
out in 22 days The grant lies across the navigable
soqihern tributaries of the Amazon adoins the rich
goid placer and gold and silver quartz region of
Bolivia and the diamond region of Brazil; comprises
Que OF the best agricultural regions in the world
age; Cabin Fare by This steamer, $125 or 500, U s.
gold coin or its equivalent according to location OF
berths. Children under H. half price. Each set
tier who goes by this steamer will receive 800 acres
land FREE. Hereafter this steamer win connect at
Para, mouth of The Amazon. with the steamers
which sail from New York on the 23d of each month";
Steerage. gold. Apply to A. D. PIPER, at HENRY
W. PEABODY q Co.'S, II Liberty Square, Boston,
or to BAKER q HURLBUKT, Al South Street,
1se" toIA. julyid&w3w
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STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS,

STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, City Of Boston, SIS:
(Seal.l On the second day of June, A. d. 1870 he.
fore the subscriber, commissioner in and for the
State aforesaid, duly commissioned and author
lied by the Governor of the State of Maine 10
take the Acknowledgements and proof of deeds
and other instruments OF writing to be used or re-
0aths, afiirmations, ETC. Personally appeared Avery
Plumer and Davis w. Coolidge, in The within in,
strument named and severally acknowledged the
execution of the same to he their free act and deed
In testimony whereof have hereunto set nv hand
aud affixed my official seal, the day and year first
above written. A. W. ADAMS
Commissioner tor the State of Maine
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TO Let,
WITH BOARD. A Front Paror Chamber to +,
W gentleman and wife. Apply at 141 Cxiord St.
Feb 10 diff '
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CUNARD LINE.
n-zs THE BRITISH d. EORTE
* sSsissg AMERICAN ROY AL MAIL STEAM
NJ yesaAtHS SHIPS between NEW YORK and
seeSssxs2sSxLIVERPOOL calling at Cork HarScr
GCSSIA, Wed. July 6. ABYSINIA, Th. JUL
sAMARIA, AMAB Wed. =" 6. SCOTIA, Wed. n.
CHINA, Wed 13. iCUBA Wed Aro q
BATAVIA, Th. IA. iSIBERIA Th
JAVA, Wed. 20. RUSSIA. We'd. 10
RATES OF PASSAGE
by the Steamers not carrying Steerage.
q hso S@pni. '''ss''s $3.50
'o~NNA S"oh SO s"'u'
rHsI CaDin 10 Parls. ls.-."......... $145, gold
By the Steamers carrying Steeraee.
First Cabin. .... $50, gold dSteerage. $50 cn,,scv
steamer of this line leaves LIVERPOOL fer Boston
rect. anu passengers ci-
and all parts OF Europe, at lowest Iates
Through Bills OF Ladng given for Belfast, GLASGOW
nay Mnay[e AntWerp, and other ports on the Continent;
and 1or Mediterranean ports.
- or aeisht ana CABIN passage apply at the compa-
Agent. ~
u r Eor Steerage passage apply to LAWRENCE s.
htaN, 10 Broad ST. Boston. nOl06gaodt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-21

A SINGULAR LAwsU1T-The Rights Of
People arho PatroUze Bdr6erS.-Thc New
ark IN. J.) Courier, of November II, says
GA singular lawsuit was heard before JUS
tice Rose Yesterday. 1t seems that some
time ago Mr.. Marsh, resident of the Fourth
Ward, paid to Mr.. Bible, the barber, cor
ner of Ward and Market streets, Sl.'o Tor !.
mug and brush, which he left there, ana
which was regularly numbered i'll its place
with other customers shaving utensils.
When Mr.. Marsh desired to undergo tonso-
rial operations he would, Of course, patron
ize Bible. Recently 4 disturbance occurred
between the barber and his patron, where
upon the latter expressed desire to take
away his cup and brush, but Bible very I'M
generously refused, Marsh thereupon
brought suit in trouer before Justice Rose
TO recover his property. On the trial the
barber testified that he had to pay - Tor
each mug, and % cents per brush, ut whole
sale, and that they were not sold to Marsh,
but only leased while he should patronlZe
the shop, although he paid IA shillings for
them. The Justice, having heard the evil
dence, said that although the amount in
yolyed was trifing, there was great prln-
ciple, affecting the whole shaving commu-
nity. at stake, and he would reserve his de-
cision."
This afternoon at 2 o'clock the Court rem
dered Judgment in favor of the plaintiff
for the value of the cup and brush, which,
according to Bibles own testimony, is
S2.25-a clean profit of 30 cents although,
of course, harsh will only receive the price
paid.
The Court looked upon Bibles plea Of a
lease. and not q sale, as ridiculous, since
the customer was obliged to pay the de-
PENDANT for his services In addition TO the
IA shillings.
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Prince AMADEUS FERDINAND MARIE, Duke
of Aosta, the second son of VIcroR EMaAN.
urb. Is In his twenty-sixth year. and has
been three years married to an Italian Prin-
cess Of Kindred house. A son of nearly
two wears old is the issue Of this union.
Prince AMADEUS has served as a captain of
infantry. q Acknowledgement Of cavalry,
and yice-sdmlral of cruising squadron of
the italian fleet. He has no further fame.
Spain takes him upon trust, and he takes
Spain under weight of troubles and in the
face of agitations and discords that might
deter almost any rejecting man from any
attempt to govern her. Yet he is young,
and if he has intellect and good Judgment
he may restore order and put new face on
Spanish affairs. He has the advantage of
being unembarrassed by any prejudices
against him, which is great compensation
for his want of experience. He belongs to
the Latin family of men, and on that ac-
count is acceptable to Spain. If he gets a
place in the hearts of the people, and adopts
the policy of Improvement peculiar to the
age, he will accomplish the great objects of
a good and wise King, and indeed win a
proud fame.
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SCHENCK says now. as he has said all the
time, that he will not contest CAMPBELL's
election. But his friends will.
The New Movement.
,rrpsDon dence of the Richmond i,ispatch I


WASHINGTON, Nov. II, 1870.
The "revenuc reform" movement is a
topic which elicitS more comment here than
is probably imagined elsewhere. The result
Of the agitation which has commenced on
that subject is looked for with no small de-
gree of interest, and although the Presi-
dent and members Of his Cabinet affect to
ridculc the strength of the third party
which is rising up to complete the diein-
tegration in the Republican ranks, their
fears of its influences can by no means be
concealed, and the efforts of the Admins
tration this winter will be to counteract as
much as possible the power Of Senator
SchurZ and other members of the Repub-
lcan party who have taken strong ground
not only in favor of revenue reform, but in
favor of a total abolition of all the proscrip-
tive features of the Radical party, which, it
seems, the President and the politicians to
whose wileS he has hopelessly fallen seem
anxious to prolong until the end Of the
present Administration at least. There are
indications that Il more liberal Republican
policy will make itself felt in Congress very
early in the present session, which, as may
be judged, will be confined almost eX-
clusively to western men. No definite
shape can yet be given to the particu.
lar theories upon which the opposition to
the Administration will be based but they
will be such as to permit cooperation with
the Conservative element before the organ
ization of the next House, which will be in
March, unless the recent law changing the
time for the meeting of Congress is repealed.
1t is already suggested that Representative
Logan, Of Illinois, will unite heartily with
the opposition to the proseriptionists. Last
session he took grounds which annoyed the
Administration and stirred up the wrath
of Butler and his special parasites. There
is no doubt of renewal of these differ
ences during the present session. The
times will be ripe for an expression of senti-
ment by disaftected Republicans, which
| will cause an earthquake in the party about
New Years day or shortly afterwards, even
| If 1t does not commence as soon as the Pres
| ident's message has been read. The Demo.
| Gratis and Conservatives will not be idle
duringShe winter; but it may be depended
upon that they will act in everything with
dignity and prudence. There will be a
large number of members Of the party in
Washington. and important councils will
be used during the winter. TIaoN.
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SUIT RELATING TO SLAVE PRoPERTY.-ln
the United States Circuit Court for the Dis
trict of Virginia, before Judge Bond, SIT
ting in chambers in this city, the case OF
Archer VS.. Archer was yesterday argued.
A bill in equity was filed in this case to
set aside deed of trust given for slaves III
1855, on the ground that the slave having
since been emancipated by the fourteenth
amendment to the Constitution, the con-
tract could not now be enforced.
Col. W.B. Tabb, for complainant, argued
that the constitutional amendment abolish
ing slavery had so stamped the faint of lie,
gality on the institution that no court could
now enforce any rights growing out OF it.
General Bradley I. johnson, orrespond-
ent, argued that the contract was legal in
1865, and slavery having since been de-
stroyed by the sovereign power, the loss
must fall on the vendee of the slaves, and
not on the vendor. The uis major does not
affect contract, though it may the c0nsld-
Grafton for one; and that the fourteenth
amendment was passed as matter OF eX-
Dediency and government, and not as de-
claralioI of morals. Judge Bond held the
case under Observation-Disclosures sum-
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ARAuRoAD soID.-We are informed by
one who has been looking after this; this c9 pun
tvs Interest EST IN r ,hs stack and depots be-
s sae fDsa to ost that Corporation sod in
Pttbdrg last Monday ob RGes Mss t SSaFFsr
oh,ser We understood the price paid to
s be So, 600. Should this prove to be true,
we are inclined to the opinion that bright It
future is In store for the Hempheld, as it
viii in all probability be extended to some
p D oil t on N the Pittsburg and Cumberland
road, now rapidly approaching completion:
The distance to Cumberland by shas route
would be only loo miles, or fifty miles
shorter than that via Grafton. This saving
Of distance and the time lost in overcoming
the high grades on the present route would
reduce the time required to reach Cumbei-
land from this city three or four hours
consideration with those who regard their
time as money. We hope the connectlne
link from Washington, Pa, to the Puts
burg and Cumberland road will be speedily
built. Wheeling (W. Va.) Intelltgencer.
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AUsTR1A.-Austria is slugularlv unforttl
nate in her diplomacy. No wonder that
Won BEusT is reported as tickle and timid in
his movements. Impolicy and laundering
are the fhte of timidity and hesitation. The
last is far from being the least blunder Of
the Austrian Court. That Austria should
be among the first to move against Russia
is most ungracious. Russia was her savior
in As. The Hungarians would have en-
tered Vienna and driven the Emperor fill
gitiyc to foreign courts. Russia sent her
army to his aid, and the brave and sue
ceSsful Hungarians were overwhelmed by
numbers. An act like this should never be
forgotten. Surely the beneficiary of such
help should not be the earliest in the field
of hostility against her benefactor. The
act is perfidious.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-21

COUNTING OUT REPUBLICAN IN VIR-
GINIA.-It seems that the Virginia Democ-
racy, or Conservatives rather, for they affect
to repudiate the name of Democracy, have
taken lessons of Tammany Hall on small
scale, and have counted out Judge Alex.
H. HIVES. the Republican candidate in the
fifth district, who is elected by a clear
majority of the actual votes. This result
has been obtained by rejecting the vote OF
number of Republican precincts where
there was technical intormality in the re-
turns. Congress will fix that.-Ne,c York
Times.
The above is untrue. Colonel DUKES
majority was merely increased by few
hundred votes in consequence Of the rejec.
ton of the votes referred to. If all the
votes so rejected be allowed to Mr.. R1vEs,
he will still be thousand or so behind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-21

MARK TwAIN's audacty is as remarkable
as his humor. A few weeks ago we re-
marked upon a curious criticism of his
book in the London Saturday Reuie,c, the
writer of which was evidently in doubt just
where his serious simplicity left off and his
fun began, and we recommended the hui
morist to reprint the article among his
GALAXY Memoranda" The ingenious
magazinist copies our paragraph, and pre-
tends to take us at our word; and many
readers will get some distance into his "eX-
tract from the Saturday ReUieac" before
they discover that it is another most extra
VACANT burlesuue by Mark Twain himself,
in his widest and best manner.-Boston
Advertiser.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-21

Some warm friends of France indulge
hopes that she will yet rise and free herself
from the Prussians. Now that France is
separated from LOUIS NAPOLEON, and the
war is upon her people, and not the En-
peror, the whole world would be gratifed
if they could be relieved from the war, and
their country kept intact. But she cannot
deliver herself by any agency short of mir.
acle. She is like the fly in the spiders web.
Her efforts only snap thread here and
there, which being soon mended, each
effolt is less effective, until she viii be in
deed helpless.