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INVAZIDS.

Especially Consumpfives, will find the water and
baths at the CONGRESS SPRING, Congress Hall
Sheldon, VT. under the care OF DR.. 5. S. FITCH, oil
ia Broadway, New York, one OF the best curative.
OF Throat, Lung, Stomach, Kidney and Skin Dseas
es, RheuT atism and Cancers. A cure usually eHec
ted in four to sixteen weeks. Climate lite-giving
better than Minnesota or Florida. Congress Fl ali
The excellent hotel, open all the year. Board excel
lent and cheap. For part culars, references apt
rooms apply personally by letter to s. S.
CARLISLE, Congress Hall, Sheldon, Vermont.
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Trusses, Elastic Stockings. Knee
Caps, Ankle BaDdages, shoulder
Braces, supporters, Clutches,
Dumb Bells A full supply just received
at LOring's Drug Store, corner Ex-
change and Federal SITS. sep13tfsn
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BELFAST AND MoosEHEAD LAKE RAILROAD
The line of railroad from the open harbor of
Belfast to a point of connection with the line
of the Maine Central Railroad at Burnham, a
distance of thirty-two miles was so far complet-
ed as to allow the running of trains through.
on Saturday last
This line is built upon the broad gauge and
in the most thorough and substantial manner,
as we are informed by gentleman who has
passed over the line Its bridge masonry is of
the most substantial character, all it's culverts
are of the bes. masonry and of ample dimen-
sions;its bridges of the most permanent char
acter, and the grade line SO raised above the
general level of the country, as to be easily
cleared of snow in the winter, and entirely free
from injury by floods. The track is laid with
the best of sleepers, and first-class iron, with
fish joints, coming up to the standard of first
class railroad, built under the inspection of the
officers of the Maine Central Railroad Co. to
which company it is now cnder perpetual lease
at cost Of 100000 1.-THE road has been built
for money, principally received from the sale
of Belfast city bonds. The Maine Central
Railroad Company take possession of the line
November 1st, 1870. The Company are busy
in finishing up the balasting of the line, trim
ming slopes &C., in order to bring it up to the
agreed standard within the time limited there
for in the contract of lease.
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Portland & Oxdensburx Railroad,
In accordance with a vote of the Directors of the
Portland and Ogdensburg Il. R. Company at meet
ing held Sept. "a, 1870, hereby notify the subscr
bers to the stock of said Railroad that an assess
ment Of Five Dollars per share has been laid on
said stock, due and payable on the Third
day of October next, at the Treasurer's
Office, corner of Middle and Plum streets.
AUG. f. STEVENS,
Treasurer p. g. o. K. r. Co.
Portland, September rs, 1870 sepo6sntd
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Price of Wood
DOtU1a 81 per cent.

I will sell good Dry Hard Wood in quantities fro
two cords and upwards. Delivered on the Jars in
Portland at about two-t thirds the retail price, A
rare chance families to two three dollars
Der cord in the price OF their years. wood.
Address, u. q. JORDAN,
sep3sueod 3m Bar Mills.
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BowDoIN CoLLEGE.-The following are the
senior class of officers for the next commence
ment:
President, E. c. Cole, Bethel. Chaplain, N,
f. Curtis, Hampton. Marshal, G: E: Clark
Portland Orator, w. S: Pattee, North Mon
roe Poet, E. P. Mitchell, Bath. Historian,
G. l.. Shepard Bangor. Prophet. D. s. Stack
pole, Durham. Parting Address, =. E; Davis,
East Machas. Odist, V. D. Price, Belpre,
Ohio
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M EMOR NDA.

Barque Desiah. Gilkey, from Philadelphia for
queenstown oundered at sea 18th inst, and tie cap
tain. son, and I'd mate, have arrived in New YORK.
The oar1ue registered 1913 tons. and built at
Seafsport in 1868, where she owned.
Ship Sabine, Paine, from Havre tor Valparaiso,
put into Montevdeo nth ult wi h loss OF sas, rig
ging and part OF cargo.
Sch Abbie Dunn. Fountain, at Philade pbia from
Laguayra reports, 10Th ms, lat 81 3d. Ion n H.
countered hurricane, and spit jb, carried away
boom, &c.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Sch Clara Bell. OF Camden, before reported wreck
ed on Jacksonville bar has been got ahoat and taken
into port, where she is dischsIging. Her keel is
| gone.
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.,. HEAD QUARTERS,
GRAND ARMY or THE REPUBLIC, !
ADJT. GENLs OFFICE,
Washington, May "a, 1870.
General Orders No.2.
The following letter from the Quarter Master Gen.
eral of the Un,ed States army is published for in.
formation OF The Grand Army of the Republic.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
QUARTER srER GENERALS OFFICE
Washington, ID. G., May %, 1870. !
DIR. VIM. T COLLINS,
Adjt. Gen. Grand Army of the Republic
You are respectfully informed that the desire OF
the Q. General, that record shall be prepared
ef the graves OF The deceased Union Soldiers inter
red in civil c,metaries throughout the United States
can be Obtained ffdhi individual members of youI
association, and you therefore respectfully re-
quested TO take sue steIs to assist this office in the
undertaking as you may deem advisable.
All officers OF tie Army serving in the @. NJ De-
pariment have been instructed to receive such in.
formation and forward it to this office Tor comoijo
ton. Respectfully your OBJ dent servant
M. G MEIGS, Q. NJ Gen., U. S. A,
In compliance with the foregoing request of IL e
@. M. General, and in aid OF the publication OF This
official record or the last resting places of orr late
comrades in arms, it is hereby directed that each
Post OF the Grand Army OF g Republic, upon re-
cept Of this order. appoint committee whose duty
1t shall bs to prepare record of the graves of ali
Union Soldiers and Sailors who served during the
late war, and whose remains have been inferred in
civil eenetares in the vicinity OF the location Of the
several Posts.
This record should give the name OF the cemetery,
where located the County and State the name of the
Soldier or Saior in full. date OF enlistment, the
Company and Regiment, or Ship in which he served,
date OF death, If killed in hattie the name OF batte
it death occurred in hospital the name of hospital
also give the cause OF death, from wounds disease
contracted in the service.
By Command of
JOHN A LOGAN, Com. in Chief.
"OFFICIAL."
w 4. COLLINS, Adjt. Genl.
Persons having Soldier or Sailor friends buried in
cemeteries in, and in the vicinity of Portland, will
please forward the above information on or before
the 18th OF October. 1870, to
SAMUEL B. GRAVES, Adjt.,
Bosworih Post, No.2,
sep22tOct15 sn Portland, Maine.
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por,land and r ocnester Railroad.

On Friday last it will be remembered that
we mentioned that the City Government would
make an excursion on that day over the line of
the P & r. r. r., by invitation of the Direct
ors, but that no reporters would accompany the
party. We have, however, received an ac-
count of the route from gentleman who was
present, and which may prove interesting
A trip of inspection and examination into
the condition of the affairs of the Portland and
Rochester Railroad was made on Friday last.
by the officers of the road, and the mayor and
aldermen of Portland.
Arriving at Alfred, the present termination.
the party walked to Sprngvale over the road
bed. The rails are laid on part of this Sec
ton, and the road will be opened in few
weeks.
Beyond SpriDgvale the party made careful
examination for several miles, and the road
bed will soon be ready on this portion of the
route Tor the rails. TIE bridge over the Nous
am at Splingvale is in in progress, and will be
finished by the time the rails are laid to this
point
Three months of good working weather will
complete the road bed to Rochester, and we
may look, next Spring, to see the completion
and opening to this point. The work GU this
road is very creditable to the Engineer Mr..
Davis, and contractors. Much difficult and
heavy work has been done, and in most thor
ough and satisfactory manner. Instead of or.
binary, cobble stone cUlverts, all the culverts
on the line of new road are constructed of
split granite, and the material is at hand for
the purpose. The bridge abutments are hand
some, as we'll as substantial and durable. The
temporary pile structures are replaced by solid
road beds of gravel on parts of the Old road
bed.
The whole road is in most excellent order
and while creditab,e to the officers and build
ers, is gratifying to the stockholders, and to
the City, who has large interest in the road
The local business of this road is large and
increasing, and must be entirely satisfactory tt
the owners, on its completion to Rochester.
Mr.. Tibbetts, at Springvale, catered excel
lently for the party and furnished them with
good dinner. The party returned home b,
special train, reaching the city at 71-2P M.
very much delighted with their trip.
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THE UNION RANGE.

A New Cooling Apparatus that is right up to the
times i'll every respect.
Ii comes Cheap, Bakes Quick,
Has large o-en and sic boiling holes. 49,.
very attractive Hot Closet can b. attached to
this range if wanted.
Thousands of the UNION RANGES are now in
use and are givin pc feet sa tisiactloD.
1t operates the quickest and takes LESS fuel than
apy other range in the market
Call and see them
C. G. TOLMAN, Agent.
sep27 tits sr2m 80 Market square.
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Latest News by Mail.

Latest news ny MAIL
The Bank of England has reduced the rate
of interest to PIP per cent.
The Massachusetts, Woman's Suffrage Con-
vention assembled in Boston on Thursday,
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe presiding. Among
those present were S. E. Sewall, Abby Kelly
Foster, Mary e. Sargent, Rev. J. Freeman
Clarke, Lydia Maria Child, Frank B. San
born. Rev. Miss Augusta J. Chaplin, Mrs. Mary
A. Livermore. 81. B. Blackwell, Margaret
Campbell, Gordon NJ. Fiske and Saroh E. Will
kns. s.4 ttfs
The French consul at Basic denies the re-
ported surrender of Strasbourg.
Additional details of the recent execution of
Asisteran in Havana have been received. The
execution took place on the open ground near
Principe Castle. The military were formed in
hollow square surrounding the scaffold while
ON the rising ground near by thousands of spec
tatcrs gathered. The prisoner received the an
nouncement of his fate with perfect serenity
and up to the fatal moment without parade or
ostentation acted the part of noble and brave
man. The Spaniards say of him that he be-
haved better than any of his predecessors. max
ing no demonstration, but displaying perfect
composure of manner. The execution being
over the volunteers marched away to lively
music and the crowd melted iuto the streets
and byways. :ssAsa $500
The U. S. steam frgate Guerrero, from
Portsmouth for New York, with Farragut's re-
mains, is ashore on Great Point Rip, Nantuck-
ct. Assistance has been sent her from Boston.
The steamer Island Home brought the body of
Farragut to Hyannis, from whence it was
forwarded to Fall River and thence by boat to
New York.
The boiling Republicans of the 18th Con-
gressional district in New York have nominal
ed Rev. Samuel McKeen, of Amsterdam.
The St. Louis Republican has come out for
B. Gratz Brown for Governor. 1t says
whatever the promises of the radicals who
march under the banner OF McClurg, they
were bound to recognize them as the only le-
climate heir of the proscriptive party whose
head Senator (Drake) is now traversing the
State with the same malignant hatred to Dem
ocrats in his bosom as has marked his course
ever since the beginning of the late war;
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BatcheIor's Ha,r Owe.

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tie only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable jim
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Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, I6 Bond stNY
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To remove Tan, Sunburn, Pimples, and Erup-
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Freckle Lotion, prepared only by A. G. Schotter-
beck & Co, Apothecaries and Chemists, Portland
Me. For sale by all Druggists at so cents per bot
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Borders Wanted.

FEW Gentlemen Boarde1s can be accommo-
"A dated at No Is Casco street. Also a few Table
Boarders. sep27d2w
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ID L e ID.

At Stevens Plains Westbrook, Sept 49, Sarah &.
wiie oil George F. sawyer. aged 90 years.
lfonerai this Friday afternoon at Q o'clock.l
IN west Gorham, pit. ~, Addie Files daughter
Vi Euward Files Jr.. and Jane Files, aged 10 years.
uneral services Saturday afternoon. at II oclk
az her late residence. Relatives and friends are IN
vited to attend. ~ ~ "
Elm Bath Sept %, Mrs. Hannah c., widow Of the
late Michael Hogan, aged "a years. INV
In canton, Sept. ~, Capt. Phineas Howe, aged CT
wears. wv -e "
In Concord, Sept. 0, Stella May, youngest daughter
OF Rev. E. W. and s. A. Porter, oil Bath aged wear
months. 49,
In South Boston. Sept. %, Charles n, youngest
son Of Gorge and Mary Minton, aged year and 10
months
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For Cholera,
Dysemtesy,
Di0Tg'he0, &c

THE BEST ARTICLE ever offered to our citizens
for the certain cure of the above disease is MAsoNs
CHOLERA MIXTURE. You need not suffer ten min
ties. Price so cents. Prepared ony by EDWARD
MANSON, Apotcary, Middle Street, Portland.
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M A Il H 1 X ID .

In Bethel, Sept. 90, by Rev. j. G Perry, Moses Fl
Ranney, of Gorham, N. h., and Miss Emma E
Church, OF Leeds.
In Bath, Sept "a, R. D. Richardson and Hattie L.
Heath. ~ -
In Ellsworth. Sept. II, Joseph Wilson, OF Calais,
and Miss G. f. French OF EastbrOok.
Olive Sowle.
In Harrington. Sept. "a, VIM. W. Welsh, CT Cher
ryfeld, and Hene Hail. OF H.
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GREAT SUM- SUN CHOP.

farmers Helper.
NHoWS how to double The profits the FARM,
~ and how farmers and their sons can each make
100 Per MONTH IN WINTER.
10000 copies will lie mailed free to Farmers. Send
name and address to ZElGLER & NJ CURDY,
ST riugfieu, Mass. stp30t4w
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DoMEsrtC PORTS.
HuMBoLDT-Ar 18th, ship Washington Libby,
NEW ORLEANS Ar Esd ship Thomas Harvard,
Strickland, Cardiff.
Ar 25th. ship Austria, Deano, Boston
Below 23d, SHIP Frank N Ihayer, Reyser, from
Rollins. Philadelphia.
CHARLEsToN-sld eth, brig Lewis Clark, Cobb,
Bucksville.
NORFOLK-Ar 2ith sch Annie G Weber, Web
ber suffolk TOR New York.
ALEXANDRIA-Sld 10th. sch David Faust, Lord,
ssiTIMoRE-C!d 2Gth, sch Emma Hart, Hat,
pniLADELPHIA-ar 9th. schs NJ Knowles,
Clements Salem; Maggie Cain, Small. Bath.
NEW YORK-Ar 27th schs Ruth n Baker, Davis,
Guantanamo via Nassau: MP; q A Paine, Jones.
Passport; Har let Fuller, Willard. Portland; Aida.
Knowles, Providence tor Philadelphia.
PROvInFNCE-Ar 18th, sch Chris Loeser, Dun
ham, Portland.
PAWTUCk ET-Sld 2oth, sch Henrietta, Mckee.
BOSTON Ar esth, briggs Open Sea. veazie. Pha-
deipnla1 Nath' Stevens, do; scbs saml Fish. Tee';
Lei nd; Baltimore. DIX; Campbell. Smith; Fran
coma, Leavitt; NJ Coombs. Coombs, J W Wood
Some' PRAY. and OrioIe Baker. Philadeiphja;
Beta, McGowan; M NJ Knowles Small; w Palmer,
Cole; Lowell, Leavltt, and Loretta Fish WILEY,
PHILADELPHIA; Maria Lunt Eoyaton. South Annoy;
Eva May. Andrews, and Arctic Hail. Rondout:
Emperor. Thompson, Bristol; Equal, Paul and wat.
err Witch. Sleepar RockIand.
AR 10Th. sch Harriet. 1irrell, Bath.
Cid goth, schs Fa'co, Spragg. for st John NIB via
Portland v WELLINGTON Chapman, for New York;
Gen Meade. Cunningham Belfast.
LYNN-Ar goth, sch Ida May. Drisko, Philadel-
phia
Ar 9th, sch L j Clark, Pendleton, Bangor.
Ar 27th. sch Forest City. Davis. Rondont.
NEwBURYPOliT-B Below 18th, sch Gen Conner,
Partridge from , philadelphia
New York; Albert Jameson Candaee, do; Laconia,
Hall. Rockland; Chas Carroll, Carroll, and Concord,
Ames. do.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sid FIN Havre 18th inst, barque Cbas Fobes SWEET,
New York.
At Antwerp 18th inst, barque Annie NJ Gray, CHM
Sid FIN Flushing 0sth inst. baraue Masonic, Morse,
| tor New Orleans haviog repaired.
Ar at Sunderland 2sth inst, barque Paramount,
Ar at Londonderry 9th inst steamer Prussian,
BUTTON, Quebec Tor Liverpool, and proceeded
AT at Havana 2Otb. barnne Cardenas, SundbeTg,
New York; h Stccker, Bibber. Boston
Newport.
Ar at Valencia 9Th inst ship Josiah l. Hale, Pike
Guanape.
Sid i'm Gibraltar 9Th inst barque Jas NJ Churchill.
Seavey. from New York; for Naples; brig Ea-
ton. Elwond. ttrom do) for Malta.
| Trieste.
| Sid i'm Havre 1lih. barque j r Holbrook. eayiit.
CareiH; ABBOTT, Devereux Rich, (irom New Orleans
for Liverpool
| Ar at B ouwershaven 18th inst ship virgini,,
Ar at Cronstadt It'll inst, ship Ladoga. Wiley, IRON
| New York.
| SPOKEN.
Aug 26, lat 97 N. Ion 81 W, ship Meicalf, lao
| days from Angler tor London.
Sent lat AZ, Ion 90 barque woodside, from IIavre
| Tor Boston
Sept g. lat Al. ION A.. barque Rosetta Mcneil, from
Gottenhurg TOT Boston.
Sept %. lat 40 81, ion H. bargue B wyman, ON
Boston Tor Savannah.
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GEE TaHE BEST!

Busa's Argentine Hair Wye long aud favor
ably known 10 the public. stands peerless and I'M
rivaled. 1t is the best, quickest cheapest, the
most natural, durable, harmless aud effeetual Hair
Dye in the world. II colors h liz or wbskers Brown
or Black instan'aneously anu gives them perfectly
natural appeaIa 70, and Is unattended with any IN
furious effect Regular package. with 'ush and
sponge complete, only SLIGO. GEO. @. GOODWIN
81 co. Sold by all druggists. sep3oeod6m
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There are only three or four columns more
of this philosophical discussion, but we stop
here for the present.
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LAUNcHED-At West Brooksve nth, by Jere
Jones, schr OF 16O tons, named Laura IL JONES' 10
be commanded by Capt Warren Cousins.
AT Lubec oath, schr OF 200 tons, built by Lang
maid q Co, and to be commanded by Capt John
Davis.
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JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price 25
cents per bottle. mr2S-d1y
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FORElGN PORTS.


Aug 26, lat 27 N. Ion 81 W, ship b d Meicalf, 40
day. from Angler for London.
Sept9 lat AZ, Ion 20. barque Woodside, from IIavre
Tor Boston
Sept 3. lat AZ, ION ~. barque Rosetta Mcneil from
Gottenburg Boston.
Sept 25, lat 40 81, ion II, barGue B Wyman, from
Boston Tor Savannah.
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Cures Diarrhea, Dysentery. Cholera Morbus or In
antum. Collie, Bowel or Summer Con plants gem
erav, and is entirely safe and reia BILE and gives I'M
mediate relief, and never harms the most dellc ate
being purely vegetable without opate ;does not pro-
duce eostiveness. Onethrd its bulk is of the best
French brandy, giving 1t powerful tonic properties
y family should be without it for immediate use.
ran not to try 1t. Druggists sell it. jy27d3msn
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FROM MEKCHANTS EzNOfh1S"E'
Sid I'm Natanzas 18th, brig Polledo, Dyer, Port.
land.
AR at Cardenas 2Oth, brig y Martin, from Bangor
21st, II Todd. st George. NIB.
22d, Florence Peters. Hooper, Portland
Sid 23d. brigs Ella Maria, Berry, New York; We
nonah. Stone, Baltimore.
CD ed, brig Proteus, tor New York.
CID at Philadelphia zsth, sch 1zeia, Smith, iol
Portland.
Cid at Baltimore 2s,h, brig Hiram Abilf, Tor Port
land.
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DIR. BickneIl's Syrup

DOOMS with Board.
IL snaue22dtf No. CD Free ST.
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARI ~ e N EWS
PORT OF PORTLA Nd,
Thursday, Sept. -.


| ARRIVED.
Steamer CarlOtta, Colby. Halifax, S,-mdse
and passengers to John Porteous.
| Steamer New York, Winchester, StJohn N 3 via
East port tor Boston.
Bug Hattie Wheeler, lof Poltand) Bacon, Sagua
| sch john Somes, Heath, Philadelpha-coa' to P
Prince & Son.
Sch Thomas Fish, WILEY. Philadelphia.
Sch Chloe, Lee, Phladelpha-co to John W
Sch Juno, Clinton, New York salipetre and brim-
stone to order.
Sch St james, Keith wareham-nas to Emery g.
Warehouse.
Sch Susan Sherman, Boston.
Sch Martha Billings. Deliver Boston.
Sch Hattie Amelia Green. Bost' n.
Sch PinaldO Bunker, Gouldsboro.
Sch W b sargent Sargent, Calais for New Haven.
Sch Chas Upton Bellaty Ell -worth tor Boston.
Sch Anna Gardner, Knowles. Bangor for n York
Sch Ringleader Snare Bangor tor Boston.
Schs Express, Calderwood and Helen Mar. Robin
son. ROCKY port tor Boston.
Sch Treaty. Carter. Sedwick for Boston,
Sch fred Warren, Robinson, Bucksport tor Salem.
Sch Julia q Mary. Hoyt, Ban yor Tor Boston.
Rockport for Boston.
scbs Willie Perry, French, and Helen Mar, Robin
son, RockpOrt tor Boston.
Sch Laura & Marion, Clifford, Bristol for Dos on.
Sch Rosilla, Bradshaw, Bath for Boston,
Sch Loduskia. Means Bath for Newark
Sch Vanguard Cameron cruising, 200 bbls mack
AT 19th-Sch Penobscot, Coombs New York,-coal
to j W Deering. WAS Enormously reported as the
Cerro Gordo.l
CLEARED.
Steamer Franconla, Bragg, New Xork-Hen-
Sch Nellie Chase Upton, Boston-Yeaton q Boyd
Sch 3azelle, Gardiner, Pembroke-k asern Pack
ct Co.
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~ will send a handsome Prospectus OF our Netc
w illustrated Family Bible 20 any Book Agent,
Tree of Charge address, National Publ shpg Co.,
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House on Bracket St for Sale at a
HSHrOain.

n TWO and one-hat story House, six finished
"A rooms 1.-TWO unfinsbed) in perfect repair ne WY
papered anu painted, with good cellar, cissrn well
Of WATER lot so 10y no; title perfect. Posse sion
gwen at once We can make he price and term Of
payment an inducement .or any one wishing this
property.
GEORGE r. DAVIS & Co.,
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B-Day Advertiser copy.
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Lost Z

"WEDNESDAY evening, on Market or FEDERAL
w Streets, Round Back Lsce Veil. The fpd-
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Free to Book Agents.

VUNEGAR made from Cider, &c., in 10 hours
without Drugs. Send 10 cents TOT Cir
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WANTED.

A Young Man thoroughly acquainted with the
II wholesale CIR in and Provision trade OF Port and
40 can furnish small capital or bring undoubled
references, may adde ess in writing
sep30d2l" G. II. T., First National Bank.
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SHOAaWpEEIEsK paid agents, male or female, in
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-30
Half Alive.

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