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The report having been denied that f. +.
Lowell, OF Essex, Mass, who disgraced him
self was Unversalst, the U1aicersa!ist news
paper gives the following clear explanation OF
his status:
He was educated for the Unitarian ministry
in the Boston School of the Rev. G. II.
Hepwoith. Having secured hearing in the
pulpit of the Uuiversalist Church in Essex. he
made favorable Impression, aud few months
since was engaged by the society as pastor.
The State Executive Sabbath School Com
mittee met in Lewiston Wednesday, and voted
to call the State Sabbath School Convention,
to meet at Bath, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, the 18th, 14th and 18th September.
b. Il. Jacobs of Chicago has been engaged to
be present Messrs. Vincent, Taylor, Trum-
bull and Peltz have been corresponded with,
and some one of them will probably be pres
ent.
The Universalists perfected the organiza-
ton OF parish in Calais on Friday evening,
9th, in accordance with the provisions of chap
ter II Of the Revised Statutes.
The New Gloucester Congregational Sab
bath School celebrates its sixtieth anniversary
next Sabbath, it having been organized in
1910. Mr. Joseph E. Bailey is the present SUI
perintendent.
The newly chosen pastor of the High st.
Universalist Church at Auburp, Mr.. o. Van
else of Canton Theological School, will enter
on his duties in July.
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The Coal MINERS STRIKE.-The coal oper-
ators at Pottsville, Pa, on Friday, adopted a
resolution repeating the offer Of basis OF So 30
per ton, made in March last, though the de-
preston does not warrant it, congratulating
the trade on the almost unanimous stoppage of
mining in the Shamokin region as insuripg
ultimate success, and denouncing the Phila-
delphia Coal Company for resuming opera
tons, and thus violating their written pledge
given in March last.
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THE CAPTURE AND DEATH OF GOICoURIA-
Gen. Domingo Gocouria was captured on
Guaiaba Key, on the Sd inst, by two soldiers
from the Spanish nan-of-w war Isabel la Catol-
ca. Goicourica. it is stated, was attempting TO
escape by swimming to another Key, when the
soldiers sighted him. On the 4th he was car
ried to Nuevitas and Puerto Principe aud con-
fined during the day in the old cavalry bar
Racks, aud subsequently ordered by Gen. Rod
as to be taken to Havana for trial The capt
ure of this leader is the first capture of any
real importance effected by the Spaniards At
Havana, towards evening crowds of people
lined the sea-shOre and wharves, awaiting the
arrival Of the Trlumt0 the masses remaining
there patiently long after darkness had set in,
and when it would have been impossible to
recognize a steamer, much less an individual
About z o'clock duh murmur was heard from
the crowds, aud the Trumfo at that moment
steamcd rapidly around the Morro Boats
from ashore, crowded with people, Immediate
~ attempted to get alon2s de of tie stea per
but the authorities bad sent q man. Of wars
boat alongside, and taken Goicouria by water
TO the Castlila de la Punta, opposite the Nero,
and thence immediately to Jail The crowds
soon ii led the vacant spaces around the prison,
but their curiosity was only repaid by sight
of the walls, the volunteers not permitting any
body to enter unless provided with a pass A
drum-head Court-martial was organized, and
their sentence came in short time, the yer.
dict being such as was generally expected,
that Goicouria should be garroted. When the
sentence was announced Gocouria was taken
out OF his cell and placed in capia, (the chap
ELI where he remained until o'clock next
morning, when he was carried under a heavy
volunteer guard to the Castillo del Principe. at
.ne neau OF the Paseo, where the garrote plat
Iofhi nad Oeen erected. A few minutes befora
Q CLOCK De was taken to the scsffold, accom-
panied by priest. His step was firm and his
countenaDce expressed neither fear or remorse
Looking for a moment at the chair, he calmly
turned around, held ont his hands to the execu
toner to be tied. His lips were TO move.
but could not learn whether he said anyIl,ino
CT not. About five thousand persons surround,
ed the scaffold The iron ring was fastened
around his neck, the executioner gave turn
OF the wrench, the bead fell on one side, aud
Golcouria was no more
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THE TARIFF BILL.-The anti.tariff speecb
OF MIR. Covode on Wednesday night is regard
ed IN Washington as indicative of the incIina-
ton OF the Pennsylvanians to give up the mea-
sure without further waste of time. General
Schenck, declared with some show of feel
ing that he meant to stick to it, saying that
it might, but for the opposition to it, be finish
ed in few days. When the paragraphs on
flour and live animals were reached the ineyi-
table struggle for protection to the farming
interests began, and it will probably be contin-
ued. The committee had recommended
that the present duty of twenty per cent.
on live animals be retained, but the sheep
interests of Vermont demanded higherfigure
and it was finally fixed at thirty per cent
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medir;ns IN ia and ~! do you good .,,-The hes
rsmsdu En- ID TIERS, long tried and andar
mors Of The R,"ad Complaints, Bilious Diseases HUI
Indigestion. C"stivs anu SKIN, Jaundice, Dyspepsia
arising rom Dis1rdereI Stomach, Tcrpd ver os
impure oiooa They cleanse the system. nuri.v and
new oIsae me blood. restore the appetite m,a mn
and strengthen the whole body GEO I; o Gnn Up
WIN W.T.. az 90 ", Boston, Sold by all druggists.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Republi.an State Convention.

The citizens Of Maine who rejoice In the progress
ofHuman Freedom and Equal Rights, achieved by
the Nation under the direction of the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, PARTY during the last decade; who
heartily second the Administration of President
Grant in IS measures to secure national prosperity
by the restoration of confidence abroad and tran
guilty at home who endorse its wise policy tor the
reduction of the national debt and applaud its
cessful endeavoTs to establish economy and honesty
in the administration OF the government; who ap-
prove the record OF the party in Maine on all ques-
lions of public pocg, including its consistent and
straight forward efforts for the suppression Of the
evils OF intemperance, requested to send dele
gates to State Convention, to be held in Granite
Hall, Augusta, Wednesday,, June 18th,
1870, at eleven o'clock A. M, for the purpose OF
nominating a candidate for Governor and to trans
act such other business may properly come be-
fore the Convention.
The basis of representation will be as follows:--
Each city, town and plantation will be entitled
to delegate tor every rs votes cast for the Be
publican Candidates for Governor in 1868. frac-
ton of 40 votes will be entitled to additional del
egate.
Delegates are required 10 be actual residents o
the municipality they claim to represent in the Con-
venton.
The State Committee will be in session in the Re.
cep'ion Room OF the Hall, at O'Clock the morning
OF The Convention for the reception of the creden
tials Of delegates and to hear and determine all
contested elections, subject TO ratification by tn,
i Convention.
| JAMES G. BLAINE, Chairman.
WIN. P. FRYE,
CYRUS NJ. POWERS
| FREDERICK Robe,
| WIN. f.. Lowe
JOS H. WEST,
PAUL STEVENS,
S. :. MARBLE,
TIMOTHY WALKER,
WIN. P. WINGATE,
| STANLEY T. PULLEN,
| j. w. WAKEFIELD,
| HIRAM KNOwLTON,
| S. q. THURLOUGH,
| CHARLES B. PAINE,
| GEO. H. KNowLf ON,
| Republian State Committee.
| 2. A. SMITH, Sec Rep, State Com.
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THE BOUNTY BILL.-The new bounty bill
which passed the House in February has been
avorably reported in the Senate. 1t gives
the same bounty to the heirs of soldiers
who enlisted for one year and died or were
killed in the service as is now given to two
years. soldiers. 1t also repeats the Limitation
on the act of 1869 as to the filing claims, and
says they may be presented at any time. 1t
further gives 500 bounty to all soldiers who
enlisted between May 4, 1861, and July %,
1851, who were honorably discharged or mus
tered out. This last clause is in accordance
with the decision of the Supreme Court.
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HAYDN Association Not;oo

4 a meeting or the Government q, -.
citlon Way II it was v0ted-tbat al, n,.n Msso
t Mno 40 not pay their annual assessment and san
shall So LAWS On Q: before the 18th of June next
ION ana Their uembe ship forfeited. ' AsSocla-
Of Hid 1roks may be found at A. NJ Smiths. Corner
evennn nf anu dempls Sts or at tb. Hall on the
May 10 sneodtjunj5. H. secretary.
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Bachelors Hair NV

'uis splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
'Is only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable in
an'aucous' no disappointment; no ridiculous tints
ne''es tne Ill effects ofbad dyes; invigorates and
caves the hair SOFT and beautiful black or brown
u w a., druggists and Perfumers, AMI properly
ppied at the Wig Factory, 16 Bond at Nv
June S-SNdlytMW N'A
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Sydney, NSW, Mich 25 ship Old Dominion,
Freeman. Tor Newcastle, and San Francisco
Sid I'm Leghorn 2ist ult barque Isaac Eich Shell
don, New York.
Sid i'm Antwerp s0ih ult, ships Progress. Simmons
Philadelphia; Barbour, Chapman, Quebec.
Ar at Liverpool Nth inst, ship Alex Marshall Gar
diner. New York.
At Mayaguez 2sth ult schs Caseo Lodge, Pierce,
for baltimore; SIanua Loa, Talbot for New Haven.
SID i'm Cieniuegos 81 inst, sch Roswell, Cnpp, tor
Sagua.
Ar at Havana 18th inst, ship Lisbon. Curtis. Genoa
via st Thomas: 9th. barque welkn, Blanchard New
Orleans; brig Havana, Dennis New Yors; g. Ii, schs
richardson, Wight, Apalachicola; Ella Hay, Has
keli, Pensacola.
Sid 4th. barque Harvest Home Dickey, New York
via Sagua; 9th. brigs Five Brothers, Thurlow do
Lizabel, Tabbutt. Portland.
- Ar at Matanzas 4th inst, brig JAS Miller Thombs
New York.
Sid 9Th, brgs W II Bickmore, Bickmore, NYork 4;
Walter HOwes. Pierce, Philadelphia.
Chartered-brg Brown, 500 bids molasses for
North OF Hatteras So pr 40 ga Is; parque James IT
Churchill $50 hhds sugar for New Yors al 81; bark
Caroline Lemont, 800 hhds sugar tor Falmouth at
ASS; brig JAS Miller. 45U hhds to load at Caibaren
Tor North OF Hatteras, at $50
Ar at Cardenas 4th inst. brig Lena ThuIlow, Cor
bert, New York.
Sid 4th. hrgs Katandin, Saunders, for North OF
Hatteras 9Th, q Redman, kedman, do
AT Sagua I'd inst. baruue John e Chase, Davis. I'M
Philadelphia, 10Th, disg; sch Cora Eta, sleeper,
for North OF Hatteras days, lIg.
Ar at Quebec 18th INST steamer st Andrew, Richie
GLASGOW.
Cid at Windsor, Ms. 2sth ult sch Margie, McFad-
den Alexandria.
Sid TN St John, NIB, 18th inst, ship VIM NJ Reed
StinSon, LIVERPOOL,
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Warrea'S Cough Balsam.

Is beyond question the very best medicine of the
day for all COUGHS, COLDS, Sore THROAT and
LUNGS! Also, or Whocplug Cough and Groom in
Cnidren it is the most effective medicine ever used
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines,
b. F. BRADBURY, Proprietor, Bangor. Me.
GEO. 9. GOODWIN g. Co., Boston, Agents tor
New England. oct9aeons
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,en al t1e Mace saws lle never Witnessed snc

zen of the place says he never witnessed such
a scene of destruction and desOlatiOn even in
the war, and he saw some of its worst phases.
Finally, by superhuman efforts, the citizens
managed to stav the further progress of the
confagratlon, but not until little of the town
worth saving was left. Not store, lawyers
office, doctors Office, hotel or shop, of the many
that filled the town, remains. The citizen
thus suddenly thrown out of their homes are
crowded into the few houses which escaped
the flames and in the churches. The court
house has heen turned into depot of supplies,
from which rations ARE being issued to the
sufferers. The people of the surrounding
country have been prompt 10 send in such pro.
visions as they could spare, but the quantity
received is only sufficient to meet the immedi
ate W ants. Assistance from abroad is ask ed
60
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ST. JAMES HOTEH.
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS,

kindly 5toIm r I'd season, if our patrons will
their intenaad as, either by telegram or letter of
their comfort ARRIVAL we can be better prepared for
of gold the trae with the reduction in the value
ua.eu 20 rooH DOLLARS per day. -'
TOR sr. JAMES HOTEL.
apr12snMo&Thsw
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LETTER FROM SENATOR MoRRILL.-Ihe
Kennebec Journal Of yesterday printed the
following letter from Senator Morrill,:

henneoec journal OF yesterday printed the
following letter from Senator Morrill,:
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER,
Washington. May 8, 1870.
Hon. JAMES.G. BLAINE:
Ny Der ST:-l have greatly regretted to
observe that certain papers in Maine have in
timated, if not directly charged, that in the
Senatorial contest OF 1869, you did not act the
part OF true friend to me. The same thing
has been verbally stated at different times, but,
as you are well aware, without any counle-
nance from me. As have often said to you,
ta never had the slightest cause to doubt that
tbrou "I.ea with fidelity and honor to me
been moment for fhe nast fi,oen naD nus
,at'ons In nsr friendship and cordiaity of our re-
t tion Ya ave suffered the slightest nterrnn
of this letter t rra # at voI liberty to make pubc use
Your friend, very Truly.
LOT M Mor
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Once of the A. c. =.
FORT PREBLF, MAINE.
May u. 1870.
CEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate with copy
ples of each article, are invited, and will be receiv-
I'd at this Office until / o'clock z M, June a. Tor
supplying the Subsistence Department OF this post
with the following Subsistence Stores, viz:
PORK tprime mess) 1880 Nineteen hundred and
., E . F'y-eight Barrels, in qualify equal
BEANS (rhite) G9O) Sic hundred and ninety
pounds.
COFFEE Green Rio) (49O) Four huuclred pounds.
SOGAR !Bro'en) u46O) Fourteen Hundred and
SGGAR( rushed (6oo) Sir hundred pounds.
PINEGAR 'ure ttdeT) (92l Nineiy-t,ro Gallons
SALTt49f) -Four hundred and ninefy-four Do,inds
L4RD OIL tWinterl (40l Forty Gallons.
II IMP WICK t10) Ten Balls
The above articles to be delivered at this cost free
of C st. f
In case of failure deficiency in quality or ouan
tity OF the above-mentou ed articles then the A O.
5. at Fori Prebe, Nane, shall have power IN .unny
the uth lency by purchase and the contractor will
be charged with the difference of cost 49,
Eaen old must be accoa panied by a guarantee
sisheu Ny TWO responsible persons, and in case the
iii; y rerPteu ana the contract entered INTO thew
win become surety, in sum equal TO one half tbe
ance of the same "'"i PERFORM
NO pa VIII be entertainel that is not M do In
eo T with this advertisement " az
-, ,Govetnment reserves the right 10 reject onv
III "a q plns regarded as Instantaneous Wy
the orenng of the bids fi'S'"' ~
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned
ahu endorsed, Proposals tor 81 bsis ence Stores"
Il. X. ROBtkIS,
Way IL uot list Lieut., 9Th Artillery, A. C.S.
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flmDl0S ON the Enoo

Grubs P%ny Flesh Worms or
ons on the Face. use Perry's Comedons na
eod an;so,y Reliable Harmless and contains M
1e% pG.son Depot 40 Bond St. n Y Sod no no
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

'"s"f" SIRE insurance Co., of NewY.rL
The UNDERSIGNED having been anno;u.oa
.ns mos reliable and we'll known Com "Sen' o,
navng policies expiring in the sa are r a
Block, No 81 Eseba 70 eau at my office in Paysou
o'h'' l.. 5. TWOMBLY, Agent
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LIFE OF CHOPIN, by List O. Ditsop 3, r.
The author of this brief but glowing sketch 10
said to have no living equal as composer and
performer, and Chopin is regarded as peerless
as tone poet in what is subtle, delicate and
noSe ether'al. Both the subject and the mar
razor wiz win many delighted readers among
the students OF music and lovers of song
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TInS % nEshkI'S MOTH and FRECKLE 10
known to se.o ony Reliable and Harmless Remedy
from the face. Prepared only by nr
Where 20 BOND ST. N. Y. Sold by Druggists every.
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DIED

In Cumberland. May H. Mrs Sylvina Moxcey
aged &c years.
In Brunswick, May 6, ALigii Freeman aged Is.
In Auburn, May !, Mrs. Elizabeth j. Merrill, aged
81 years.
In skowhegau, April p, Mrs. LYDIA wf ct Obed
Varney aged Sc years.
In Wiscasset, April %, Mrs. Thursa Segars, aged
63 years months.
In Peabody, May 8, Mrs. Mary Gushing. aged &c
years formerly OF Brunswick.
In Boston, April 81, Mr., Geo. Il. Straynton, aged
81 years. -
In Boston, NAV 70, of heart disease, Rev. Geo. c.
Beckwith, aged 60 years.
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JoUVENs KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers Price 25
cents per bottle. mr28-d1y
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state News.


The corporators of the Androscoggin Valley
railroad adjourned to meet in Lewiston, june
7th. At meeting of the Directors on We'd
nesday, A. d. Lockwood, Esq, of Lewiston,
was chosen President; B. T. league, Esq, of
Turner, Clerk; and John w. Perkins, Esq, of
Auhnrn Treasurer
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FULL particulars of the terrible calamity in
Virginia, by which the beautiful town of Fin.
castle was laid in ashes, have been received.
Nearly the entire town was swept from exist
ence. The loss is dreadful one. Between
thirty and forty families are rendered bome-
less by this fell blow, and many of them are in
a sad state of restitution. 1t Is estimated the
loss will approximate if not exceed $50 600.
OF this there was an insurance of not more
than $4,000 Or $4,000. This is indeed terri
bic loss to tall on one small community. All
the stores in town, seven in number, and con-
tents, were consumed. The two large, fine
hotels, were also destroyed, and thirty DWELL
ing houses. The court house and churches
were were spared. The fire broke ont in large
tau 'hoe IN thickly-settIed part of the town.
81, wlnd was high, the sparks few thckly
r roos and soon fire was communicated TO the
bn o,s ., several. In this way it spread from
town ;nol nouse, until the greater part OF the
The go nas wrapped III grand confederation,
,rnu,o soone was appalling and barrowing-
no n"u III "nn children fleeing for then lives.
, ,oe men , working with the energy of desnera,
non, non; me names roaring and cracSlpc: the air
iurld with thick sparks altogether made mn
spectacle al once grand and appalling. A citi-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Portland 4 Kennebec R. R. Co.

The stockholders of tn Portland and Kennebec
Rairoa company are notified to meet at the Drec-
tors room in the Depot at Portland on "Wednesday
the % dav OF May instant at two of the clock IN
the afternoon to act upon the following propositions
to witt
Art. 1. To determine whether they will accept
the provisions OF an act OF the Legislature of Maine
approved April 1856, entitled IAN act to authorize
the consolidation of certain Railroad Corporatons'
Ar,.2. To determine whether they will raii,y the
doings OF the Directors of this Company wherein
they entered into contracts of lease of the Port and
and Kennebec Railroad to the Maine Central Rail-
road Company, dated May u. 1870.
Art 8. To act upon any other business that may
regularly come before said meeting.
Per Order of the Directors.
D.. CUSHING, Seey.
Auousfa Nav n 1870 my1itd
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MARRIED.

In this city May r u; by Rsy H. Fem, Geo. E.
In Saco, May u. by Rev. c. j. Clark Parsnn n
Pingree of Saco, and Mary E. FrelGck NJ prnS;n ~
town. Mass.
In Saco, May 9. by Rev. b. NJ. Frink. .Iohr d r,
mux and Sana NJ Gasien. n W. La
In lewiston April "a, Levi Lincoln and Mis-, no,,o
Whittier.
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AH air Work.

IaGies, call aud see my new stock of Hair inst
CHEAP. II - sMaTm oe ooAD
my7sneod3t 100 :, rcd..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
no PRINTERS,

A FONT of NEW BREWER TYPE f2i2 lbs, can
= pe pn,chased at the PRESS OFFICE, PORT
LAND. Maine, At a Great Barsmiu!
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Business Notice,

n NJ person DIES ring good 10 alton for custom
"A and reia,l Boof an Shoe business, can do well
by apply iDg immediately TO
my7sntf BEALS 81 REDLON, Gorham, Me.
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Special Notice.

DIR. MORSE'S Catarrh Remedy is sold ly all
dealers in Medicine. Price$1. ap14sn1m*
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SPOK EN

March % lat 81 80 S. Ion 81 90 ship Camilla, from
Glasgow Tor MontevediO.
March 2s lat IS S, Ion "a E, barque Goodell, from
Calcutta Jan 10 for Boston.
March 20, lat II 81 5, lon IS IS W, brig Cordea,
Wells, from Pensacola for Montevideo.
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H'nd' me Lime Rock bank lobber, has been
arrested in Montreal.
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4 W can get your washing done at IS Green
e MRS. MURCH.
sB AceASc give ncr n CALL my7sfm
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These Hard Times

The people should Enosu
sChere they can bay the best
goods at fair prices. BUT
LER d. REED, No. II Mar
Het Square, aUjlz sell y0u
BOOTS and SHOES that
s0iW give good satisfaction.
We commenced business
acith the intention of keep
ing the best goods that the
ns0rAet affords, and selling
them at a small profit aCe
still continue to do business
IN that aCay because ave 1iaed
itpNys. We cordially i3,vite
the citizens of Portland and
Vtcs'aSty to an inspection of
oar stock ecith the assurance
mat the goods i3e everu case
aOiU prOce just as REPRESENT
ed.
BUTLER & REED.
No. II Market Square, Portland.
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Miss Maria GrotoD, of North Newcastle.
was found drowned in that town of Monday
afternoon last, having doubtless committed
suicide. Miss Groton was formerly OF Wash
lngton, in this STATE, was about so years of
age, aud highly esteemed by all who knew her.
Ii is rumored that she was suffering from aber-
ration OF mind, caused by unrequitted love.
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WdNCGU.
THEE Experienced Millmers at 1853 Middle street.
2tsn
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I'M PORTS.
or OCEAN STEAMER,

Sch Clara Smith, from Cardonas-4s3 hhds IS tics
Is bb.s molasses. to Lynch, Barker & Co.
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Can have t'er hair restored to its natural COLOR and
it has fal en- out, create growth, by its use.
1t is the best HAIR DRESSING in the world
making lieless, stiff, brashy HAIR, healthy soft and
glossy.
Price S1.00. For sale by all druggists.
r. P. HALL & Co., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
SnT,&S- Weow aDr26
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WANTED 10 RENT.

A SMALL, convenient house, in good order, for
"A family of Tour adults
Would like Gas, Furnace, Water, and kitchen
on he floor.
rar- Kent, from four to i've hundred year.
Location between Elm and Emery streets.
myIis3t Post Office.
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"a Middle st.

With the sticky, filthy, danger
ous Hair Preparations. but use
Natures Hair HestOrx.
tive. which is perfectly clean
and transparent, and entirely
free from all dangerous drugs.
1t will positively restore Gray
lair, prevents the hair from
falling oft, will cause it to
grow when prematnrely lost re-
moves dandruff and keeps the
head in a perfectly healthy con-
dition. Try a bottle and be
satisfied that it is the greatest
discovery OF the age. PROC
TOR BROTHERS, Gloucester,
Soc Ag'ts tor the Patentee. Ali
\ the Maine Druggists have a full
1supplv. apr23snd&w1m
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Office of the a. G. -.
EopT PRFnLE. MAINE.

a. ..
Augusta, May 10, 1870.
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LAUNcHED-At Addison It'll inst, schr OF
tons, named Victor, built by Thos Look and to
commanded by Capt P Look.