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VI "
L. n. RUcKKR, General Superintendent
SPEtIhk AUTHORIZATIONS 7 sTEAM
- SLIP CO.-On or about Monday. April H. 1870. the
y y9rd.rene,ygned .eamsls DRlsroL and PkOyl,
via Fail River touching at Newport leaving Pier 80.
North River. foot Of Chainbcra st. at r. NJ daily.
Sundays excepted. These steamcr4 have been thor.
oushiy oysrhsued and elegantly RENTED nothinE hY
passengers. C. N. YAILk, Gsp' Pass'r Agent.
N. n. GIMONS, Managing Director.
JAMES FISK, in. President.
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IlOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.

EOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
IEMAN LINE OF MAIL sTEAMRRs
s.Ins from New York evefT Saturday. and alternate
Rates OF passage by the Saturday steamer.
Mrs. cabiq Ddvdbe ~ oof St>>rd0s payable On cur'cy,
Liverpool Qnsenst'n 500 Liverpool Queenstn IS
Pas age by the Tuesday steamer, via Halifax:
liverpool or Qdcensrn. $50 Liverpool or Queensrh W
fiese.. ;oid TO ana rom England Ireland and tss
FOR paftses nsosmatloa, apply at the Companys
'niSs'- JOHN i 81 BRsds: AsNs sss FORK
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

FIRE IN FALMoUTH.-The bright light seen
about hall past Friday evening, in the dlrec.
ton of Falmouth foreside, arose from the
burning Of two barns in that vicinity. The
fire broke in the first barn, which was ownt d
by Ralph Kelley, about half past nine, and
the structure was quickly consumed. There
was twenty tons of hay in the barn owned by
Robert Houston OF the value of $500. About
an hour alter barn about mile distant from
the first, was discovered to be on fire and this
was also consumed. 1t was owned by Mr..
John Anderson of Falmouth, and valued at
$1,000. There was no insurance. In the barn
were hundred tons of hay which had just
been sold to Dennson, Pierce & Co. OF this
city for $40 per ton. This together with the
hay press with which they were pressing. it
was entirely consumed. Both fires were with
out doubt the works Of an legendary.
Messrs Dennison, Pierce s. Co.'S hay was
insured at the agency Of Lorlng and Thursion
in this city.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

TEL ElsR APAl. LIE vs..

Fifteen hui bred more troops have arrived in
Cuba from Spain.
The annual New Hampshire State Confer
ence OF Advenlists at Concord closed Sunday
evening. Tue Attendance was very good.
The Republican Senatorial Convention in
the Lowell. Mass, district having failed tc
make domination, the Central Committee
and representatives from Dracut and Chems.
fnrd uomioa'ed Charles j. Talbot, of Lowell
Subsequently the District Committee nomi.
mated Hon. George f. RICHARDSON. The Dem.
0cTat Cons 'ttee had an exciting time in at.
tempting to effect the withdrawal OF S. w
Huntington, the regular candidate for Regis el
OF D eds, III favor of j A Beura the presen
incumbent, but tailed. The Democrats have
nominated Silas S. Dew for Senator. Mr.
Dew was formerly dry goods merchant in
Portland.
Al tde Amherst College regatta on Saturday
the freshmen beat the seniors half a minute il
the first race, making three mile. in q So The
next race. brsween the juniors and The crew
from the Amherst Agricultural College, was
won by the latter in 10 49,
The German Relief Fair in New York pro.
duced $72 948.
TIE main building of the Boston Lead Man
ufacturing Co. at r. xbury was burned Satur
day night, with the stock and machinery il
contained. Loss probably 100000
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07
GO M M II fxGIAL.

Keceiris bv Railroads aud steam boz T..
STEAMER DIRTGO. NEs YORK 81 bales cot
toh. 10 do wadding 10s d broom rn 80 do dry
good $50 dry des Gu boxos bacco. 30 do ass IO0
DO saco. 60 do soap, 20 do Lead 80 cloch so do
medi mes, 100 raisins. 81 CRATES, moving ma
chimes, g. pkgs h usehol goods 25 bps salt etre Ii
do ch nneys. 20 DO sweet potatoes, 4 casks whiting
do soda ash IS kegs sofia, IS white lead pianos IS
hh 8 tobacco, 10 sugr, 10 moIasses. 1866 chests
TIA, II crates grapes, 20 bags s. IS 10 coffee 81 do
III It, 70 pigs tin and al 30 ikgs sundrles.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM ROsrON.-163 bags
sal pell-, st ve,, 4uu boxes. hal nd quarter dO
rasin, Is rkins putty 30 raiaters 25O SASH weight
100 boxes cheese 65 DO spices. 20 Db oil. asss DO
118 h es. 20 bid iron h and wagon 2. bills
ga her, set furnit 20 halt bbls PICKLES. prs ca
ngs, IS obls PORK, % empty kegs, All plank, 24
p gs to order. FOR ca ada and up country II pkgs
fu niture. 18 coils roIe, II whee crate crocke-
rv. 1856 bales Of, 20 rolls leath, sheebarrows IL
BIB oil, 10 bulls steel, 100 pigs to OF der.
GRAND TsUNK RAILWAY - Oceans milk, 4 cars
oats. do wood, do yeas | do hay, do shorts,
corn, d. hra,, do Dark do boxes, 10 d. lum
Der, potatoes, do sandrirs, 2i00 bbis -four ror
n pm. easr 8JO ibis -four, Car bailey, do Wis
key, uoa
"AINt CE. TRIAL RAILWAY "a cases c'rret 20
hdl> shovel % bbl. app es. hay rs, gu
hee,, 'o3 des leather, 90 boxes suDdries
rokiLAAD y krNNEBtc RAILROAD II car OF
no ps, rs txs AXIS Ii des III bJ paper. 10 oor
Boston.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. Nov. 5-Cotton lie s active and shade
1--we sale, 1910 es; Mddng ,plauds al Ne
y receipts q e6 bbls.; sales II on bbs. STATE
ana western les |. tive active and scare ly frm,
Including 10 sales H. 200 extra We IN 81 halt De-
cember at rs; super fine State al 500 q 20; extra
do at Gu IS; choice 10 20 q IS; tai cy do so
g So; Round Hoop Obi, Al o 90 q 75; choice no
to go0u ia Western As q IS; choice do 5 ca
"a 10; choice " hiit Wheel Western & 10 a. 6 b.;
Southern quiet anu un hanged; stles $50 bbs. COM
mon to tar extra 10 q GOOD to choice n 45 a,
US. Wheat &C w. and q &c lower; sales &C.
BUSH; NO. Spring 26 az 30; new No. Q 1 iG
IL; OH Winter led a Il Amber Western so a
37t; VIII Michigan 3d. Corn scarce and ii m
sales IS, 00i bush.; Mixed Western &c., Oats IN . oil
reQues aud IN Irices; sales a. 90 bush Ohio al
IS % 5s Western So q 55c3 b ct dull sa' es 100
bbls; lam mess at 10 o. "a 10 o; extra do at Is o. "a
vs. o. fork quiet aud firm sales $40 bbls also $50
Is. ,uess Nov mber at q IS; al "a rs "a SO
prime AZ q 40 "a 2k 80 Lard more &C Ive sales $50
tieces; al 20 1850 ice c, NIB r. Janna v, Febru nv
aud oh, part at l33c; steam rendered at 1871 a
14sc; Ike tie 10 at 15i q I5sc. Butter dull Obi nj
20 g BE; ,cale at rs q 43c Whsle, very firm SAILS
Us bbs. Western free at 90c. Rice steady: sales IN
tie ces; C4roli at q &c. Sugar quie salps 2s0
hhds.; Porto Rico al 10; Mu,covado at Sac: ,air n
!o" r filming at u @ 10 No. 1! Du CHI s. and ,rd a,
l0a. flee trm gu I. Molass, dull Naval
Stres-S rIts Turpenine tirm-r SALT at IS Re sin
quiet; sales at 81 90 tor sta ned. Pet, len
firm crude at i2c ned 23lc Tallow dull: sale,
,0UC lbs al ~ q &c. Wool quier and ii M: sale,
Soo ooo ID; mestic fleece a. Az az &c; pulled al Il
0 4zc; y xa at 20 "a 33c: Ca iCrn a at 70 IA 2Oc.-
lie nrm. Seeds-LinseeJ seady at 2 leS a l5
Freights TO Liverpool quiet; Cotton pef s,eam i "a
9oi6I; do per sail 5-l6l; grain per steam, whea
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To the Editor of the Press

To the Editor of the Press:
l uol,c.d yesterday afternoon an iDnovaflon
u the usual method OF proceeding n one OF
u prominent churches, which seems d-serv-
lug of m uton. At the Chrs out 81 Church,
wi ere Mr. Moody was announced TO addr IS
he cbllireu, alter .be congregation was seated
the outside doors were closed and locsrd. NJ
one, unfortunately late, could gain entrauce /;
no parent bavIng sent his children etImes
could aiterward join them at the church; no
one wishing TO summon tre' or physician
in case OF sudden sickness could do SO kept
bv making great disturbance at the door; d nd
what seems to me mOst worthy of cousiera-
tlOu. the doors, cOuSit ucted 10 swing inward,
being cked, IT there bad been sudden alarm
as of fire iu the neghb,r'ng buildings, or the
church itself how could an audience SO large
as was in Attendance, composed principally OF
children, esCarcd without danger TO lie or
limb? Ii the obi CT was to s Cure the speaker
agaInst in;rnS,ur, it seems as II 1t could have
bren secured by the presence OF an usher at
each entrance. PARENT.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

THE directors of the Nashua and Rochester
railroad met at the American House, Boston
on Saturday and organized by choice of f Fl.
Knnrcut, Ed, President of the Worcester &
Nashua railroad, las President, aud T. ". Ham
mond Treasurer Of same road as Treasurer OF
the Company. The following gentlemen were
chosen as Executive and Finance Committee
f. q. Kinnicut, President W. & N. railroad
I D. O,tersop, Mayor of Nashua; c. H. Wat.
ers, Agent of Clinton Manrg Co.; Charles E.
Smith, D rector 10 Norwich & Worce. ter rail.
road; E E. Sioldard, Direct,r 10 Providence
& Worcester railroad; Charles S. Turner Supt.
W. & N ralr,ad; N. V. Whitebouse OF Roch-
esler. N. H.; T. j. Melvin Of Chester, N. Il.
The board of directors of this road is made
up Of the solid M OF Massachusetts aud New
Hampshire, ana embraces representatives, OF
three of the best IN lnaged a d most successful
railroads ip Mass, viz The Worcester &
Nashua, the Norwich & Worcester and The
Providence & Worcester; which not ouly in
sures the bu ldiog of the Iotd at an early day,
but is sure guaranty Of its financial success
when built.
The interests of the Nashua & Rochester
road, as well as the interests of the o. her roads
named, are identified with our own Portland
& Rochester railroad, and would even with
out tue other i'm portrait connections to be mad e
at Rochester make it one Of The best paying
railroads 10 New England.
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which he states that the Generals Of divi ions
were rever consulted in regard 10 the su rem
der. The responsibility rests upon BazaiDe,
Canrobert, LIE Bout and Desvaux. He says
that on October % the division Generals were
required to deliver up their eagles to be
burned.
THEIRS ORDERED TO PARIS.
VERSAILLES, Nov. g.. Theirs has received
orders from Paris to bre * off Negotiations f"i
an armistice and leave the royal headquarters
BATTLE NEAR DIJoN.
DOLE, Nov. 8, midnie There was a seri-
Gus engagement to-day On the road from Dion
TO ST. Jean de Losue The Prussians though
using ar illery nd mitraileuIs, had at p. N
gained no ground. The enenV were foiled by
the Franc Tireurs in an attempt to cross the
i5aaone.
WAR FACTS AND RUMORS.
LONDON, Nov.6 Il Herald sp-cia.] The de-
Vibrations on the &c, mau federal constitution
at Versailles have made 50 much progress that
it is possible the r -ichslae will be summoned
TO assemble at Versailles, as i, is eceseaIy tor
the King to be present at the discuss Oh the
rev federal constitution, and in his character
as Commander 10 chiel of the German armies
is prev Dttd from going 10 Germany.
Despite the semi, flcial contradictions at
Vienna, Won B ust moOred the question for a
European Congress to insure the iudepe ndence
of the Pope.
AT florence eff rts have been made to in
duce X ng William to do something Tor the
Pope. Germany however regards this matter
as exclusively concerning Italy, and will al
WAYS respect the independence of that nation.
The rumor that Grrmany inrends to annex
Luxembourg are unfonUded and circulated eC-
trey by those who wish to see herr AXE Lux
enbourg insteaG of Asace, Lorraine aud MeIz
VII CHI she will keep.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

A LAND SLIDE AT ST. JOHN "A rem ,rkable
landslide was discovered on Friday, at Red
Head, five miles north east Of st. John, N. B.
1t occurred between the residence of a nan
named McMul'en and the shore, the distance
between them being 500 feet. The sunken
part consisted Of grove of several hundred
trees, inter ded as a shell err TO the residence
from the winds blowing from the sea. 10 the
grove were d mi k house aud tstone house
A girl going to the former by the uai patti
from the house iouod that 1t led her to a preci-
picr OF from nine TO ten teei. Ga -xamnai ion
il was found that a patch Of lal OF about hall
an acre had sunk from five to weDty teet, the
slide being circular in form, and Ihr biue clay
aud ground surrounding it, which are very
hard, being cut as with a knife. The adj icenl
h. ad, which nsed to b- qnite smooth, ba> bee q
dressed outward AID elevated to ridge. Il
- supposed that the foundations underneath
h.d been rea cll.d by he water from his sea
though b. undermining cannot Dr. traced aud
win precipitated the present collapse Is MOI
known,
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

OCTOBER ERM-BARROws, j. PR sID fNG
SATURDAY.-Benj. E. Wentworth VS.. Hartford FIRE
insurance Co. Action policy oil insurance agains'
fire 20 the amount of 5000 on stock OF W. l.. goods
and groceries and such other articles as are common
ly kept in country store, contained IN story and
halt building situated at South Limuetnn, which
stock and building was wholly consumed by fire on
the Is Of May, 1867. Testimony for de- is not
yet concluded.
Litt.eHeld. Webb.
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N IL 4.

VESSEL RESCUED.
BANGOR, Nov. 6.-Bdik Trait d'Uuion,
ashore at Monroe's Island, was got off yester-
day and taken into Rncksud.
INJUNCTION REFUSED.
In the case Of the application Tor Injunction
10 restrain The city OF Bingor from purchasing
the claim vi Jones K Co., vs.. Bapgor & Pts
cataquis Railroad Co. Chief Justice Appleton
yesterday rendered decision, refusing the ap.
plicatiOD.
THE CHANGE OF GAUGE
on the Maine Central and D-xter Railroads
was completed on Saturday. Some seventy
miles OF track have been changed in three
davs. Bangor il now Iar the first ime in con-
necrion with Boston ard the West evil hont
change of cars.
SUDDEN DEATH.
Samuel GIatf,m PROPRIETOR of the Mar sion
House. died suddenly last evening of hemor-
rage OF lungs.
FIRE AT CAsTINE.
The Wing learns tIat fire in Castine YES
terday morDi' g at 2 O'Clock totally des. ro,ed
Mead's wharf, together with a pump and
block m 'uutacfo'y owed b, George F Tiiden
and eccnpied by Fl. Robbins, . blacksmith
shop AMI two storebomses, together with all
their confeots. Loss about $4,000. No insur.
ance. Cause probably incenoary.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

"A FINE Thing FOR THE rEETH.-The fra
grant SozoDoNr las taken very prominent
place among the most approved dentri6ces OF
the day. 1t is very popular article for the
toilet, highly recommended by al who have
used it, as a beautifier and presprver of the
teeth, r. freshing the mouth, sweetening the
bteaib, and arres'ing the progress of decay.
''SPALD1NGs GLUE stickiest thing out.
nOy7th-eod1W
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

BOAT RACE The single SOUL race for the
cham ponship of PortIaed and silver emp
that was postponed Till Saturday, came of in
our front harhor Saturday afternoon at y NJ.
The boat. entered were as follows: 20 Con-
nor D m" NJ Davis; Orange Blossom, Il
r L'dd; "Enslsh Bonde," Chas. Perkins,
Inc water Was smooth and the boais got a
good send of, Ladd on the inside, Davis Sec
oni and Perkins outside.
Al the stau Ladd took the lead followed
closely by Perkins and Davis. At Calls
wharf Perkins gave ont, and Davis passed
Ladd, making the two miles lu 16 minutes and
80 seconds, Ladd 30 seconds behind. r r
Harris was referee and the race was perfectly
satisfactory 10 all.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

PLEASANT READI' G.-!Messrs. Chisholm &
Go. have added to tn ir stock of pleasant read
ing for travellers 10 cars some of the best say
ings of that not noted wit, Charles F. Brown,
which they publish under the title of Sand
wich by Artemus Ward" 1t is just the b, ok
to begu,e the traveller on his journey This
fir ID, at their depot at the Graud Trunk sta
ton, are furnished with all the new popular
publications, and all the periodicals, as we'll as
the Leading daily and weekly papers. Their
uniformed curriers', on all the railroad routes
are always ready to supply all who may wish
with choice reading matter.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

PHALoN's "VIrAL1A," although Transparent
and coorless, will Jarken gray hair to the ex-
act shade it wore before it began to fadel
Among the triumpbs OF toilet chemistry it
stands, pre- eminent. 1t is clear and sweet
smelling, and its name already is "house-
hold word'
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods deal.
ers. nov7th eod1w
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

PERSONS AFFLICTED, however slightly, with
any weakness of the Chest or Throat, involv-
ing either the Larynx. Trachea, Bronchial
Inoes or the Lup gs themselves, should on the
hr>t symptom, commence with FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHospH1TEs, as by
It's use diseases of those organs (even Coo
sumption in its primary stage) are speedily
cured and more alarming symptoms prevented.
nOVSth d&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

LONDON Nov. Sill 80 A. M.-Consos 93l for mon
ey and account. ~ 49,,
1873. old. $50; do 1867, 91t u. S. ln-41s S73 Stocks
steady; II inois Central 1i3a; Atlantic & Great Wes-
tern 29t.
i've POOL, NV. 5-11 80 A. M.-Cot'on quiet and
steady; sales estimated II 1000 bales: Middling up
lands sgd; do Orleans 92i.
L 'NDON. Nov. 81 2. M.-COnsos 93i Tor money
and ac cunt.
American securties-U. s. 5-2Os, 1862, so&; do
1865. old, $50: 10 1867. 9OB; do to4os, s7b. Socks
Erie share 49, Illinois Central 1l1a. Atlantic q
g eat Western sha res 29I.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 81 Cotton quiet; Mid
ding upands 81 "a 92d; sales 10000 bales. New Mil
waukee Wheat IS 81 a 9s Sd; old do do 81. Bacon
at Cos for Cumberland cuts.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

N~w .rt ssoes rsa<v V&-s~a,
NEW YORK. Nov s. uorntno.-GOId opened at
iiof q !! !. Spe lie shipments 10 da, wert as COZ
oy ne City OF Washington and S6iG,5l0 by Inc Is
1901 q 1O9H
Governments steady.
nEo.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07


M0J Gen. Jas. K. uawley. oil Conn. Sui
Jeet-"IHH GEN LEMEN IN PULI1 les"
On Thu, sdny Evening", DEC. 10.
Rev. Gee. ". BicaneiI, of Portsmouth, N. d.
Subject nor ann ,un ed.
On Thu sday Evening, Dec. !.
Rev. ". u II. "urrny, OF Boston, subject,--
"THE ADIRoNDAcRs.
On Thursdsy evening, Dec. ID.
M thew Hate smith, ,Burlegh) Subject, -"WIT
AND HUMoR,"
Cn q thursday Evening, Jan. ~.
THE FULL PORTLAND BAND will fur
ms 2, musc on e ever il G. III Lee ures
Season Ticket admitting 10 he ire course of
Lectures ana Concerts 81 90. for sal CIV rywbere
N.mpe,s' TEX, T. 81 80. Tea, h meuber entitled To
two) to be obralne OF r. q. P, erson, No. Brown
Biloxi. Evening tickeis 10 Lee ures 30 cents. 20.
ming tickets to Onrer 8 from 20 cents 10 81 co
Lectures will commence at y clock; c NICE rts nj
7.45. "'
Lxtra Cars will leave Spring st. De- OF at 51 run.
ming directly to the nail, Id at the close each eI
,crtainm ut Cas- will run from he Hal on All t,p
ny lines Tne time liable for the Weslb ook line
h's i o "een arrange to accommodate those who
ues Re to attend the Cou Sc.
IKE WE'D SEATS an b. secured nv paying Sl.Oo
TO- the Course at c. W. Gil key Cos.
Additional par icalars will b. announced soon.
Per order p. A & N. U.
oc4eodtf Lecture and Concert Committee.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

THEATRE Tonight is the last night of Bid
wells Dramatic Company, and it ia set apart
FIR he benefis of Miss Dolie Bidwell, who has
done her utmost for the amusement of our peo-
pie during the present brief season. The play
OF lngomar will be presented, 10 which Doll;e
snsta'us the character of Parthenia, and Mr..
Medium that Of Ineomar. 1t is BEAUTIFUL
play, iul Of excitemt Mt from commencement to
close. The farce of the Iish Heiress ia the al
terpiec". We hope all the friends of Miss Dol
lie wilt out to night, and let her see that
her impeI sonations are app eca!ed in this city.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

SUDDEN DEATH OF PORTLAND MANA
dispatch was received IN tbs CRY Saturday
from New York, stating that Capt. Charles NJ.
Merrill, sailing master Of the fishing schooner
John K Mundell, was found dead in bis bed
at the American Hotel in Brooklyn, N. Y,
Friday. Mr.. Merrill was native of Portland
aud son of the late Capt. William Merrill OF
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

THE QUESTION a. 10 wheth Il fman will
be re elerled caue near baving premature So
luton, Ftiday. A horse attached to wagon
in which the Governor was riding ran away
and he saved his life by jumping out. He e.
capeo with slight bruises.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

EARTH CLOSETS. wonder if the citizens
ct Portland know what privilege it is to have
one OF thu Earth Closets IN the House. Call
at the Agency, II and 16 Ex hauge street and
examine them now &c
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

The printed bill of fare at the ''United
States aunonnces the opening concert of the
Army aud Navy Union course, and says tick
cts can be OBJ aimed at the Office" Well, per-
son needs something in the way OF amusement
after the square meal always furnished at this
popular hotel
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

The wooden pavement is a great improve
map'. but the vlands at Webster's saloon, un-
der Fluents Hall, are positive Injuries
,O0oodif
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

CHURCHELL's Vegetable Medicated Oil
Use it aod you will never be without it. For
sale by druggists generally. 1aw-4w
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

Our young people will be happy to learn
that the 5 BIS will have a social dance on
Tuesday evening. See advertisement
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

"A WONDER OF MEDICAL SCIENCE may
well be applied to DR.. Wistar's Balsam of
van Cherry. 1t is nearly half cantury since
the remarkable remedy was introduced 10 the
public, and yet the immediate and enviable
reputation which 1t gained by its wonderful
cures OF coughs, colds. whooping cough, sore
throat, iDfuer Ia, consumption, and all bron-
chial complaints, is to this day fully sustained
novSth-eot &w1w
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

LAP ROBES AND BLANKETs.-The largest
and most stylish lot Of Robes, Blankets and
Fixtures pertaining to Horses and Carriages
can be found at prices that will induce all to
buy at Il and 16 Exchange street, Taylor's Ba-
zaar. noy7 a.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

BAND CONCERT The first pr ,menads con.
cert of the Portland Band came eff at CITY
Hall Saturday evening There was goodly
attendance and the music was splcadid. Che
second ore will take place next Saturday eve.
evening.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

The Army and Navy Uuion Course opens
with Grand Concert Thu sday evening mex i.
The nusua attractions offered guarantee iull
houses during the WINTER Quite a number of
good reserved seats are yet unsold. The plan
can be seen at q. W. Gilkey & Co.'s.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

BURLEIGH, 81 Middle street, has the best
stock OF Boys Clothing 10 town
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

Go to Burleigh's, 81 Middle street, f, the
best ami cheapest Overcoat.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

LIZ you desire rosy cheeks and complexion
fair and free from Pimples Blotches and Erup-
tiohs, purify your blood and invieora tie your
system by taking DR.. Pierce's AIT. Ext. or
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t has no tqual
for TINS purpose, Dor as remedy for "Lver
Complaint" or 'Billousness, Consumption
OF the Bowels, severe lingering Coughs and
Bronchitis. Sold by druggists. DR.. Pierce's
private Government Revenue Stamp, bearing
upon it the words "U s. Certificate of Genu-
ineness" is on the outside wrapper Of the gem
uine. nov8 h-eod1 " tu-th. s&w1t.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

DRUNK OR DRUGGED. Yesterday mornipg a
man was observed in wagon, riding up Con-
gress street, to sag aud drop fol ward from his
seat. One of our citizens observing his situa.
tion ran TO his assistance Just before the
wagon reached Green street the man tumbled
cut and was Immediately picked up and at
tended to. Al first it was thought he had beef
attacked with N apopectc fl; but it turned
out that he bad been drinking too freely
When he cine TO himself he said he must ha ye
been drusged. He was able to dive to his
home in PoWpal in the aiieInoon