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The Portland daily press., 1870-10-08
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ANDROsCOGGIN COUNTY.

Sheriff league is more comfortable.
The trotting matches before the Androscog-
gin County Agricultural Society," at Lew ston,
have been postponed to Monday next,
Rev. N. o. Chaffee, of North Auburn, who
commenced a prosecution for libel against
Revs. N. Gunnison,J. G. Snow and a. Thomp-
son, has withdrawn his action by advice of his
own counsel
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-08
ARoosrooK couNrY

Gov. Chamberlain is to deliver in Houltou
his lecture on "The Surrender of Lee" while
on his visit to Aroostook County this month,
says the Pioneer.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-08

his injuries were serious, but probably will
not terminate fatally. Had the explosion oc-
CARED fifteen minutes later there would have
been about $50 workmen in the building, and
in that event the loss of life must have been
fearful. The damage TO the property is esti-
mated at $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-08
KENNEDEC COUNTY.

KENNEDEC COUNTY. ss sata0 1fs
The funeral of ex Gov. Cony took place al
his late residence at noon of Friday. There
was large concourse OF citizens in atten-
dance. The services consisted ofsingiug, read
ing the scriptures and prayer. The Rev Mr.
Mckenzie, of Cambridge, his former pastor
ohclated, at his OVID request. No eulogy was
was pronounced. Among the prominent per.
sons present were Senators Hamlin and Nor.
rill, Speaker Blaine, Hons. Nathan Farwel]
and Joseph Farwell, Of Rockland, E. w. Stet-
son OF Damariscotta, G. P. Sewell of Oldtown,
and Abner Coburn of Skowhegan., A large
procession followed the body to the grave.
LINCOLN COUNTY. s
Mr.. Joseph Bailey of Wascasset, was instant
ly killed Thursday afternoon, by premature
explosion. while blasting rocks in well near
his house. afBB ~ hgE0s8
The Waldoboro town.meeting to vote on the
proposition of loaning the credit Of that town
in further aid of the X. & L. r. r. was ad-
jouned from Saturday the first inst, for two
weeks.
OXFORD COUNTY.
John Howard has been appointed postmast-
er at East Peru, vice Henry Bemis, resigned.
Eight wives and two husbands were divorced
from the marriage tie, at the recent term of the
.. j. Court at Paris.
oxford County will hereafter constitute but
one Internal Revenue division instead of three
as heretofore divided. George D. Bisbee, ESQ
OF Bnckfeld, one of the present Assistants
mas been appointed Assistant Assessor for the
entire county.
The editor of the Oxford Democrat has heen
confined to his house for some time, with rhen-
matlsm, but is now recovering slowly.
1t is stated that Mr.. James Lumsden. farm.
erly road master on the Grand Trunk. between
Golham and Portland, was killed while in a
quarrel WIN one OF his employees nearPique,
IND, about month ago He was we believe
a native of Oxford County.
sAGADAHoc COUNTY.
Mr.. William Craig, swtchman at the Port.
land and Kennebec depot in Bath, while en-
gagged in arranging train Thursday morning
tripped and fell under q passenger car and was
badly crushed between the brake frame and
the rails. One leg was broken and he snstain-
ed such other injuries that be will hardly sur
vive.
Eleven divorces were granted at the recent
term OF the S. j. Court at Norridgewock.
WALDO COUNTY.
The internal revenue districts in this county
nave been consolidated, and Gen. Webster is
now sole Assessor
The Waldo Agricultural Fair has been agfail-
IRE thus far By singular and unfortunate
happening, the only three rainy DAYS of the
season were selected for the show. II was NOS
ooned to the first fair day.
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WHICH 81 n" is writing for the Adcertise,
noWp Or is there third one ?-for we miss
The gruH good nature that is wont to CLEAN
among the exclamation points of the two with
whom the Portland public are acquainted
and its place there is something very like the
malignity of man whose skin smarts from
some recent castigation. How useful those
worthy partners, J. n, and the Adcertiser,
make Gov. Chamberlain the senior hopes to
be reyenged for the stripes that have fallen on
his own back by representing to the public
that il is the Governor who has suffered; the
junior, with the disinterestedness for which it
is remarkable, hopes to increase its subscrip-
ton list By the constant reiteration of the
same lie, Arcddes Qnbo.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

rs.Sally Brown who died at N Jay, on The
LIST inst, had arrived at the extreme age of one
hundred and three years five months, twenty
days She has been mother of twenty two
children twelve of whom are now living. Her
last husband died about forty five years ago and
was the first person buried in the cemetery at
North Jay which is tow nearly full. ~ ~
Isaac Palmer has recovered verdict Of 1875
against the town of Industry, for injuries sus-
tanned in consequence OF bad road.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.

Kimball Eastman has been appointed Post,
master at West Gorham, vice Edward Hasty-
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DIR. Bicknell's syrup

Cures DiarrhGa, Dysentery. Cholera Morbus or IL
antum, Collie, Bowel or Summer Complaints gem
erally, ami is entirely safe and reliable and gives I'M
mediate relief, and never harms the most delicate
being purely vegetable without Opiate does NOT pro
duce costiveness. One-thrd its bulk is of the hest
French brandy giving IT powerful tonic properties
No family should be without it for immediate nee
rah ho' " iy IT, druggists sell IL. jy27d3msn
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-08
Political No.es.

The democrats of the 9th Kentucky dis
trict have split, and nominate Judge VIM. E.
Arthur and I. l.. Jones for Congress.
The Democratic Treasurer of Butler county.
Ohio, having proved defaulter, his party
recognize his talents as worthy of promotion,
and have nominated him for Treasurer of the
State.
The official vote for Governor of Vermont
is as follows: Stewart, Republican, s3,367;
Heaton, Democrat 12,05S; Scattering A.
Stewards majority was 21,3O5. Last year the
Republican majority was 2O3O9. Republican
gain 1876. And yet the Argus congratulates
the Vermont Democracy upon the result,
Boosting that they had made decided gain.
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N. L. Il.
Notice.
-.
M A H R 1 e ID .

In this city, Sept II, by Rev. Sapderson, Mar
cel'us II: Blake, OF Bangor, and Maria Q. Bean OF
Portland. ~ -
In this city, Oct s. BY Rev. Il. Sanderson, John
Blake and Mary Elizabeth Gould both of Portland.
ct itu aford Point. Oct. by Rev. Elliot Mel en-
r. =. Bolster, OF Portland. and Miss Mary Smith, OF
Hanover.
In Brunswick Sept. rs, W. j. Jacobs, of Portland.
and Emma z. Perkins OF b.
In Boston, Oct. g. by Rev. r. X. Harlow, Cbar les
u. lack OF Portland, and Miss Eliza A. burgess
OF Boston 49,
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-08

The store of Messrs. r. F. Eaton & Co., at
Green's Landing, Deer Isle, was entirely CON
sumed by fire on Saturday evening of last week
Mr.. Eaton closed the store at 8 O. clock THAT af-
ternoon and went to Isle au Haul, the fire oc.
curing during his absence. His insurance
had expired short time before and had, not
hppn rnnoyvad
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Lost.

TJNH URSDAY afternoon, Oct. 9Th in Portland. n
i Mslacca Cane with ivory handle The finder
viii be rewarded by leaving it at this saace ocSsst
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Account Book Lost!

pETWEEN Portland and Morrilps corner The
ID finder will I've suitably rewarded by leaving The
same AT w. G. Cobb's steam Bakery, feari st.
oct 8ltf
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New Residence in Congress soma,

10 ct.
'n new three story brick residence in Lanes
- BLOCK. containing II finished rooms bafnins
throughout, cemented cellar, and a perIert svs,su
ba y, ah 10 permanent tenan the rent will
w M aac Iyht, aud posses sion given at sace.
GRO. z. DAVIS a CO.
oeSilw Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers
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Rye, X. ID. Meal and Butter.
2On Blu. CHOICE RYE.
wv 100 Bbis K d. Meal
70 Kegs OF Butter, tor sale low by
CHASE BROTHERS.
oeSeod2W 100 Commercial st.
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NEW ADVERTISER EN- rs.
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FOrtiand and Valid bOIO Steam-
hO1G a'nvnnony

A American or Nova ScotIa Girl IN do oano,.,
"A housew9rk ,oe small lam ly ApIly at '"''A'
o,. LAMSON'S Pho ograph Ro,ms
t52 Middle street, Portland,
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DIED.

In ALBANY, Dec. sth Mrs. Irene, wife Of Col.
samuel L. Haskell, aged 70 years.
In East Buckfeid. bee. 9th, at the hon,e Of Mel.
Wander Fobes, Widow Solomon Briggs, Of Hartford
aged 80 years and months being the oldest person
in Hartford, having lived on the same farm IS years
aud died on the same farm where her father, pea.
John Briggs, OF sumner, iclled the first tree more
than ~ years ago she retained hCrmcnla faculties
% the lat.
In Paris, Nov. lOth Mrs. Sarah Billings, in the
CSth year of her age. Mrs. Il resided inr several
years in Woodstock, where she will be kindly re.
mcmbcrcl by reason OF her Christian department.
She was faithful companion, devoted mother
and desirable friend In the home of sickness and
death. She was for years member of a limitari'
an church, but Is she grew IN grace. and IN the
knowledge OF her saviour, she was able To iecog'
niLc him as "the Savior ct the world And thus
her last DAYS were her best. She was conscious OF
her situation and welcomed the boatman To bear
her TO the other side of the River. May her lonely
companion hnd support in that rcigion whichlgayc
her victory IN death, and the children in that faith
which points 10 reunion in Heaven. LIT.
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SPRCI4L NOTICE
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Subscribers out of the State.
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Sheria'S Sale.

OXFORD -:
rINAhEN on execution, and will be FOld 10y public
l auction, on saturday the 2lst day OF Iauuart
4 H. ISL nj one O'Clock in the afternoon, at the
Hotel OF Hiram Hubbard ia Paris, IN said County
all the right in equity which George I. farraI OF
RoIhury, in said County, has 10 redeem the fol-
loWiu. described Real Estate, situated IN RoNbury,
in said County 10 Wit certain lot Of land in said
RoxbIry, wilh the buildings thereon. being lot
numbered six in the seventh range at lots IN the
said RoNbury, being same land conveyed by Cha-.
II Robbins H. aid George T Farrar aud recorded
In oxford Registry Boob li2, Page 800. The above
described premises b.ing suAjecI 10 Mortgage
given 10 William VI Blanchard of Rumiorti, IN said
County TO secure the payment OF a note of hand
FOR two hundred and fty dollars dated Sept IN,
ls4S with interest annually. said Mortgage Deed
is recorded ia Book IL Page III of oxford kegif-
t-y. S.R- HtICiil\GS, Deputy SheTiI.
Roxbury, Dec l3 lsI0.
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AT CERTAIN SEASONS or THE YEAR
most persons are subject to diseases, EN-.
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The causes are various, but il is only
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PHOSPHITEs with full assurance of obtain
ing the desired results. This Syrup will
strengthen the organs of digestion, pro-
mote healthy assimilation, nourish the
muscles, and renoyate The nervous sys
lem
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commissioners Notice.

WE. The under, igucd, having been appointed
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

WILL be sold very cheap, if applied for soon,
w a well finished and thoroughly built one and
a.half story Y House with seven rooms; i very
pleasantly situated on the main travelled street IN
oxford Village. II has good cellar with cement
ed bottom. and ono acre OF good garden soil and
about twenty apple trees of a choice kind OF fruit
in bearing condition. Also, pear and cherry
trees, currant and gooseberry bushes, grape vines
rhubarb and strawberry beds. There is also,
well of excellent and never failing water, which
supplied eight families through the drought tins
season.
For further particulars, apply to AARON {. No
BILE, Steep Falls Norway, or on the premises, oil
OXFORD. Dec. d, 1870. h. u. COY.
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For sale.

II the town Of Mason, ono thousand and my
/ acre. Of land, II being lots numbered l. and
q m Letter T. also lots Nos. IS - 3, -, - and
- and TWO third. OF lots Nos - ~ and - said
lot, continuing ItJ acres each. and are well coSct-
81 with hard wood, spruce aRl hemlock.
Th!- land viii De sold az very low price TO
close up the settlement OF an estate.
Inquire Of WALTER MASON
NJ n theI psc IA 1870 Sws
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The Lake shore und Michigan
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