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The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01
Building Loan MOrtgage.
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.

WHEREAS, Timothy Looncy and Catherine
OF Portland IN the County of Cumberland, ON the
twenty second day OF June 1851 by their mortgage
deed OF that date recorded in the Registry Of Deeds
ior SAID county book 356, ~, conveyed to said
city certain lot OF land and the buildings thereon
situated ON the northerly corner OF Monument and
Mountfort streets in said Portland, and founded
and described follows:
Beginning in the corner of said streets, thence
north-easterly in aud by the northerly line of said
Monument street, forty five feet and four tenths of
loot to stake; thence north-westerly at right an
giles with said street sixtyteet to a stake; thence
south-westerly parallel with said Monument street
eghty-one feet TO Mountfort street; thence south
easterly in the line of M0untfort street TO the mace
begun at. beng the same premises conveyed to said
Catherine by Samuel L. Carleton, and by her CON
veyed TO said Timothy by her deed dated June
fourth, 1857, and recorded in the Registry of Deeds
for said County book 35I page "a, with authority In
the case OF the breach of the condition in SAID mort
gage to Sc said premises at auction and from the
proceeds to pay the debt secured thereby. And
whereas the condition of said mortgage deed has
been broken by said Leoneys':
This Is 10 give notice that said house and lot will
be sold at public auction on said premises, the
fifteenth day of September, 1870 at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, Tor the reason and purpose Aforesaid
In wi ness whereof /, Henry W. Hersey, in be-
bali of said city, Treasurer thereof by virtue OF
the authority given me in said deed, have hereunto
set my hand and give this notice this thirteenth day
OF August, 1870.
HENRY W. HERSEY,
Treasurer OF Portland.
aup 15-M&Th-t son TX
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

GENEROUS. noted, a short time since the
presentation of sour apples to a certain lucky
finder OF valuable lost property. We are glad
to record another incident as an off SET to this
On Monday last Conductor O'Brion, of the
Portland and Rochester r. r. noticed gentle
man, somewhat agitated, fumbling his pockets
and looking under the seats. When asked
the trouble, remarked that he had lost his
pocket book with $1410 in money, diam ond
pin ana bank notes in it, He also described the
appearance of the pocket book TO the cond uctor,
who, satisfied that he had found the richtful
owner returned the lost article, which he had
found few moments before. The stranger at
once handed fifty dollar bill to the conductor,
who as promptly refused it. The grateful man
however forced him to take the bill, not as a re-
ward merely, but gift of grattud e that the re-
suits of bis own carelessness had been prevent
ed by the vigilance and fidelity of another.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01
Cumberland County Medical society.


| The regular notify meeting of the Cumber-
land County Medical Society was held in this
| city yesterday at their ROOM
MORNING SESSION.
In the absence of the President the Vice
President, DIR. Buzzell, presided Dr. Brooks
was chosen Secretary pro- tenn, in the absence
of the Secretary.
1t was voted that the Secretary be ordered to
retain copy of the proceedings of the Society
DR.. Lowell, OF Cape Elizabeth, and Dr. B. b.
Foster, of Portland, were admitted as mem
bers.
DIR. Shannon, of Cape Elizabeth, reported
case of fatty degeneration of the heart, accom-
panied with Brights disease, and an enlarge
ment of the spleen. A fibrinous clot was iound
in the right side of the heart and large collec-
ton of serum at the base of the brain.
DR.. Weeks remarked that the collection of
serum in the arachnoid spaces, was owing to
the flabby condition of the heart interfering
with the circulation.
DR.. L. A. Foster spoke of the cause OF the
disease, and of the almost constant recurrence
of Bright's disease in connection with it.
The subject was further discussed by Drs
Buzzell and Small.
DIR. Weeks reported case of hemplegy,
paralysis of one side) accompanied with loss
of voice and very irregular action of the heart
The post norton revealed hypertrophy of the
heart, thinness of the coats of the aorta and in
sufiiclency of the aorta valves. The right lung
was found consolidated and the pleural cavity
partly filled with serum. The anterior lobe of
the left cerebrum was found softened and COM
pletely broken up
Or. Hall reported case of mitral regurgita-
ton and fatty degeneration. The proper rem
edies for fatty degeneration were considerably
discussed, Drs. Foster and Weeks recommend
ing digitalis and iron, DR.. Buzzell thought
much depended on the diet of the patient. He
would adjure all food which conduced to the
forming of adipose tissues and would give that
which would form healthy tissues. Friction
for the purpose of drawing away the blood from
the heart and relieving its action was also re-
commended. In regard to medicine he agreed
with Drs. Foster and Weeks that digitalis and
iron were the best yet employed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
DR.. Sewell read an interesting report of
case Of Diphtheritic Cramp.
Drs. Weeks, Foster and Buzzell reported
similar cases and discussed the propriety of
Laryngatomy. Different opinions in regard to
the propriety Of the operation were entertain
ed
Among the other methods of treatment
spoken of were the inhalation of steam, the APP
plication of ice and the lime water spray.
The discussion of these points occupied the |
remainder of the session and was participated
in by Drs Foster, Weeks, Stanley and Others |
Adjourned.
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The Wool Market.

,rha ossIoSN,'Aug 81 tReported for the Press.l -
noon: fNS' f""'SU " 1890
r7 DomeSsGmo1,o and Pennsylvania pick-lock "a "a
% uochoice AA 81 az 53c; fine IS "a ACC; medium
70 g 4sc 10 coarse q "a 47c; Michigan extra and
= o nas 20 g aae medium IS 46c
UNI "A 0 46c; common AZ SS asc 10 5aci str.
As g 4sc; superfne IS q 4sc; No t at Is "a s5c:
combing fleece at % q Soc; California at 1s S 33c
ma washed at 20 @ 35c; unwashed IL "a zoe; SmvTna
at 20 q 32c Buenos Ayres at % "a 32; Cape Of Good
Hope at 25 a sic; Chilian at 20 "a 26c; Donski at 81
q Soc; African unwashed at Is a 1Sc.
Remarks.-The market tor domestic is quite firm
with a steady demand. Sales of Xxx Ohio and PENN
sylvana at 5l5 9 SIC; but many of the dc SRA
BILE lots are held above these figures. grades do at
81 q 49c; and holders feel that choice must soon
t1ucn SOC, and Michigan No. and x at 454 a 47c ~
fb. Combing and Delaine continue in demand, and
quick at 40 "a 52Ic, and the bulk of the stock of
Canada Combng is held at Coo. Holders look for
firm market.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

Not single sailing vessel is now owned in
Portland, aud its inportatiOns are insignif-
cant, except those of molasses for refining,
while the Montreal and Quebec steamers,
which stop there in the winter, are of little adj
vantage to the city, as almost all the goods are
destined for Canadian markets.-SprinGfetd
Republican.
Portland owns 3iI sailing vessels and Is
steamers, with an aggregate of about " ,OOO
tons. The annual value of importatiors is al
most $17O0O0OO Since Jan. LIST, 1870, the i'm
portation of sugar has been IT, GAG hhds. valued
at $1147,0OO: and of molasses &c, 900 hhds.
valued at 81 ,2O4,250. The above is gold in
voice price in he foreign market. Adding
freights, duties and exchange 10 make the cost
value on this side-50 per cent. at least
would make %, SOC, 900 as the total imports.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

SERVICE FOR DEAF MUTEs.-A special SER
vice for the Deaf Mutes of Portland and vcin-
ity is to be held at st. Luke's Cathedral, State
street, next Sunday at o'clock p. NJ, with an
address by the Rev. DR.. GALLAUDET, of New
York, well known for many years as a devoted
and successful instructor of Deaf Mutes. He
will also deliver an address at the IL p. M
service on the education of deaf mutes, which
the public generally are invited to attend.
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Subscriptions for the Relief Of the Ca mis-
Sufferers.

Subscriptions for the Relief Of the Ca mis-
Sufferers.
The subscriptions in this city for the relief of
the sufferers by the late fire in Calais had
reached the sum of $52lO last evening. The
following are the additional subscriptions OF
$40 and upwards made yesterday:
Cash. 500 Joseph Howard, $25
E Estsss # r MsFy fre'e % SsrnsnsSG
KmSa!I S TarGi1, As smaller s sums to the
Thos I Lynch q n i aa Ct, e e amount of IS
All of the above amount has been made i'm
mediately available at Calais, Mayor Went
worth having been instructed by telegraph to
draw upon Mr.. Swan, the Treasurer Of the
fund, forthwith.
Three large packages of clothing, &c., were
forwarded by Mr.. Swan to Calais last evening,
and more will 60 on Friday night By the fol-
lowing letter received yesterday by Mr.. Swan
from Mayor Wentworth, it will be perceived
how necessary and acceptable such gifts will be.
All citizens who have any old garments to dis
pose of can send them to the residence of Mr..
Swan, No. 48 Park street, and they will be for
warded Immediately:
CALAIS Aug. 80, 1870.
+. K. SWdn, Z g.:
My Dear Sir-The City Co INCL was in ses-
sion last evening when your telegram was re-
ceived and read, announcing that over $1,000
had been contributed by your citizens for the
sufferers by the late fire. Three enthusiastic
cheers were given for Portland. Portland has
the hearty thanks of Calais for her liberal do
nations. You know the situation of many of
our poor in the location of the burnt district
You have given literally in money, aud it may
be proper for me to add, that, as many of the
laboring class here lost everything excepting
the clothes they had on, all contributions of
cast-off clothing, boots, shoes. Sc, will be
thankfully received and worthily bestowed. A
committee of ten ladies and as many gentle
men, consisting of the most experienced and
efficient, are engaged in proper distribution
of the various articles contributed. Accept
many thanks from grateful hearts
Truly yours,
G. Nj. WENTWORTH, Mayor.
The subscription paper is yet open at the
Office of Messrs. Swan & Barrett, corner of
Middle and Plum streets.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

EARLY CLosING.-We are glad to learn that
an effort is being made to have the dry and
fancy goods stores closed on Tuesday and Fri
day evenings of each week at o'clock, as it is
now done in nearly all the other cities, as it will
enable those who wish to attend the religious
meetings on those evenings, and give their
clerks some time for rest and relaxation from
the too close conf nement of the store.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

THE DEVIL COMING HERE-We have al
ways supposed we had evil spirits enough in
Portland, but, according to dispatch on the
Exchange bulletin board yesterday, the "o'd
one" himself is coming. '"The dispatch an
nounced that the 'Devil, of Nova Scotia, was
spoken Aug. 18th, on the Banks of Newfound-
land, from the Mediterranean bound to Port
land" Alas!
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

THEATRE.-Lisa Weber's burlesque troupe
will give enc entertainment only in this city
this evening at the Theatre. 1t is an entire
new company, so the bills affirm, from Woods
Museum, New York, and has been playing
successful engagements in the Provinces. The
company are on their way to Montreal and can
stop here only one day. The programme Of
performances is varied one and fun enough
may be expected.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

THE WEATHER.-From observations made at
Fort Preble we learn that during the four
months of May June, July and August only
5 90 100 inches of rain fell, viz. May, inch
25-1OO; June, 400 inches; July, GO 100; Au-
gust, 2 inches.
The warmest day in May at the Fort was OH
the 2Oth s. degrees; the coolest, the 10th, 80
degrees.
The warmest day in August was the 18Th, s
degrees; the coolest, the 18th, 4S degrees.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

CONTRACT AwARDED.-The Directors of the
Maine Central Railroad Company have award
ed the contract for the grading and masonry
of the extension of the road from Danvilie
Junction to the Portland & Kennebec road at
Cumberland to Messrs. Straw, Patterson &
Co., of Lewiston. We understand that the
price for earth excavation is 26 IL cents per
yard, and that the work is to commence on
Monday next.
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desirable Real Estate
For safe at Auction.
On TuesdaY Sent 9Th nj q o,cIocL

On Euesaay, sept 9th, mt 3 o'clock,
fINHAT valuable property located on the corner of
L DdniOrth and Park SITS, opposite the sMorse
House."
This estate is3 offered for sale In three separate
pieces, viz: The good old homestead on he corner
a Double House Lot DanfOrth street,
ami sooubie lhouse Lot ON Park Street.
The neighborhood Is frstcass, and the location for
genteel, Pleasant residence, is second to none in
the city.
The terms of sale win be liberal, giving a person
DESTROYS OF building, o term OF years for payment
For further particulars apply to
VIM. II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent
au31td +. o. BAILEY Il Co, Auctoneers
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

BAsE BALL.-One of the most exciting
games we have had here this season took place
yesterday afternoon between the Lightfoot ana
Atlantic clubs of this city on the race course
grounds on North street. 1t resulted in a VIC
tory for the Lightfoots by score of so to l6 for
the Atlantics
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

LARCENY OF RAILINGs-Oficer Wyman
yesterday arrested two lads for larceny of iron
posts, for ratings at Deering bridge. The
little scamps wrenched the ratings from tho
some posts and then sold them. The officer
recovered the posts and locked the boys up
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

Any person having a lot of land near the GEN.
ter OF the city, which they wish to sell che ap
may hear of purchaser by sending price and
location to X, Lock Box 40. p. O. 3t
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

A Young RoGUE.-Charles Mccarthy, boy
of ten years of age. who confesses that he stole
revolver last July, went into the grocery
store No. 339 Congress street yesterday, and
seeing no one about the premises began to help
himself to various articles. The proprietor,
however, was in the rear Of the store eating his
dinner, and when he witnessed the operations
of the lad made for him. The boy escaped by
jumping out of a window, ten feet from the
ground, and making his way over fences and
through pond of water. He was subsequent
ly arrested by officer Garland.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

New YORK. Aug. 3l.-C Cotton firmer; Middlng
upiands at 1870; sales 53S bales. Four-saes 10 300
bbls.; State ats 10 a rs; Round Hoop Ohio go "a
90; Western at 10 a 6 S.; Southern at 5 IS a
925 Wheat "a &c lower; sales 9S, 900 BUSH; No 2
Spring at 1 20 a 25; No. do at III; Winter Red
ana Amber Western at 80 @ A.; Illinois at 40 I;
sales 600 bush.; new Mixed Western at "a a SIZE.
Oats dull State at 81 "a BE; Western at 80 a SIC.
Fork heavy; new mess at q 90 a % 90; prime at
tie at II q 17ac Butter quiet steady Ohio at 20
a 3Oc State at "a a CSC. Whiskey heavy and lower:
Western free at 929 9sc. Rice firmer; Carolina at
81 0 93c. Sugar firmer; Porto Rico at 81 "a 10Ic;
Muscoyado at to 10c; tair to good refining at 9sc
No. II Dutch standard at 10ac. Naval Stores-Sprits
Turpentine steady at 40 q 4Oic; Resin steady at So
fined at &c. Tallow dull at 81 a 9sc. Wool quiet
20 q 32tc.
NEW YORK Aug 31-The monthly coal sale to- day
showed decline OF from p to e7tc ib ton since last
month.
CHICAGO Aug. 3i.-Four dull. Wheat declining
at O4c for old and 06 for new. Corn firm; No. at
64sc Oats declining at 3 g 37lc for No. 2: Rye
No. 2 Live hogs steady at rs q 9 80 for common to
choice. Beef Cattle panicky at 90 q rs Tor COM
Recepts-4,5OO Bbls -four $4,000 bush. wheat,
10000 BUSH corn. $1,000 bush. oats, 5000 BUSH rye,
80 600 bush. barley, $500 hogs.
,,s nao en 66is -four 1900 bush wheat
oats $500 bush. barley, $500 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 31-Whiskey dull at SO "a 9Oc
Mess Pork at q IS % 90. Lard at 152c. Bulk Meats
unsettled at 125c for shoulders. Bacon-14sc for
shoulders; TIC for clear rib sides; 17c for clear Sides
sJs.. onInArs; Ars. ai.-outton In is,ir demard
and prices firm; Middng uplands at l7sc.
MOBILE, Aug. 31.-Cotton quiet Middling uplands
at Tic.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 3.-Cotton quiet; Mildling
uplands at 17lc.
SAVANNAH, Aug. si.-Cottou firm; Midding up
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NIAIS K.

CONTINUED DRY WEATHER-AN ENTIRE DRIVE
OF LUMBER REPORTED TO RE BURNING.
BANGOR, Aug. 31.-The weather still contin-
ues extremely dry and the country all about us
IS suffering severely from fires. Passengers
down on the Piscataquis Railroad tonight re-
port buildings on fire along the line of the road
and whole neighborhoods turned out fighting
fire. 1t is reported to-day from up river, but
with what degree of reliability am unable to
ascertain, that the West Branch drive of logs,
containing 100000 feet, which were hung up
by the drOuth are on fire. Dense volumes of
smoke from that direction give color to tho re-
port.
RETURN OF THE DIRIGOs.
AUGUSTA, Aug. 3l.-The Dirigo Base Ball
Club, junior champions OF Maine, arrived
home this evening, having been on a tour of
ten days through Massachusetts, During this
time they played seven games, five of which
were won by them. They received supper
this evening from the citizens of this city, at
which they eived the congratulations of
their friends
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

IF you wish for India rubber hose go to
Cooper ~ Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They keep
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. Nov 5-tf
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01
vi mnicipal Court,


JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING
WEDNEsDAY.-S,ate VS.. Patrick Flahery; search
and seizure. Continued by request of defendant
bur weeks. O'Donnel.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01
WAsHINGTON.

THE REVENUE RECEIPTS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-The receipts of rev.
enue for August will exceed $17 900, 600, which
is $1O,OOOO0O more than the corresponding
month last year.
NAVAL.
Admiral Gibson, commanding the Euro
pean fleet, telegraphs from Flushing, Holland,
on the 10Th inst, that the Juniatia will pro-
coed to the Elbe and Weser. There has been
no small pox on the Franklin for ten days, and
as soon as the remainder of her crew are re-
ceved on board the Admiral will proceed to
Copenhagen The Richmond has been ordered
to Malaga, Barcelona Cadiz and Lisbon. The
Plymouth is still at Lisbon, awaiting the arriv-
a of the United States Consul to be conveyed
to Algiers.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

The engine of the train due from Boston at
1925 yesterday, ran off the track at Kenne-
bunkport in consequence Of the displacement
of a swith. Conductor Sanborn pressed the
engine Of gravel train into service and brought
the train through with very little loss of time
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

ARREST. -Yesterday officer Hall arrested an
offender named Mulligan, who has served an
apprenticeship in the State prison for larceny,
for stealing wallet containing $15 from the
pocket of an intoxicated female. He will have
an opportunity to re- visit his old uuarters
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

LONDON, Aug. 3i.-1l.15 A. M.-Consols OH for
money and account.
American securties-U. S. 5-2Os, 1862, SSH do
1865, old. S79; do 1867 s6s; U. S. 104Os, IS. Erie
shares Ia. Illinois Central shares 1913. Atlantic &
Great Western shares %.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 30-Evening.- S. 5-2Os closed
steady at 91a a 914 for 1s62s.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 31-11.15 A. M.-Cotton firm
Middng uplands sgd; do Orleans 9kd: sales IL, 900
bales Corn 29ls. Pork 1905. Lard 72s Cd. Sugar
Sis Cd q Sis Cd.
LONDON. Aug T31.-1.sO PM American secu-
rites steady Stocks quiet; Erie 1T.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 31-1.30 P. M-Cotton firm.
Red Winter Wheat 9s Cd a 9s 10d.
LONDON, Aug. 3l-i.SO P. M. - Consols 92A for
money and account.
American securities quiet U. S. 5-2O's, 1862, SsJ ;
do 1865, old, 80; do 1867, s62 U. s. 1O40s 49, Erie
shares III Illinois Central shares liz. Atlantic and
Great Western shares %.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 81 -4.30 P. NC Cotton firm !;
sales ~ 600 bales; Middling uplands SD. Common
Resin IS Sd.
LONDON, Aug 3l-4 80 P. M-Tallow As 81. Lin
seed Oil g3l IS q e3l los.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 3l.-U.S. 20 bonds firm at
91I. " -
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

No more puny children, decayed teeth or
yellow bread, if you will use j. Monroe Tay-
lor's Cream Yeast Baking Powder.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01
NEW JERSEY.

LONG BRANCH, Aug 3O.-Goldsmith Maid
beat George Wilkes and Lucy and won the
purse of $4,000 in three straight heats this af-
ternOOn. Time 2.23 1-2-224-225. The gen.
tlemen's cup was won by Black Crook, dis
tancing Johnny, only completing the first heat !;
time AZ 10
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

THEY HAVE CoME.-Snits of Clothing for all
the boys. Burleigh's, 81 Middle street.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01
AUCTION MALES.

Next Saturday,
IN Market street, at II o'clock.
" Open Buggy,
Sde-Spring Wagon.
Single Jigger.
Double Jigger,
Trimmed Sleigh,
Single Sled,
Light Harness,
Set Double Harnesses,
I Express Harness,
Linen and Wooden Blankets,
Haters. SirciDgles, Roles,
Stable Tools. SC.
Light Jenny Lind,
I Express Wagon. two seats,
! Heavy Express Wagon,
New Harnesses,
n. W Lap Robes,
Whips.
sep Its FO BAILEY x co. Aust.rs.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

A LARGE Assortment of Flower Pots may
now be found at
At KENDALL & WHFrNEY's
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

GOING! GeING! GONE! Faster than the auc-
tioneer's hammer knocks down merchand Sc,
neglect disposes of the teeth. Bid, therefore,
for that prize of life, a perfect set, by brushing
them regularly with SozoDoNT.
"SPAULDING's GLUE" has now taken the
plrce of all cements and mucilages
auuOQoo11 xu
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TIL f. PRESS.
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Carriages, Wagons, &c. g. F. o. Bailey g. Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Notice. Portland Cadets.
Guns and Pistols. e. l.. Bailey.
Wanted Immediately. Man.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
American Shipmasters' Association.
Stock and Fixtures. John Il. Palmer.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen. ...F. A, d. BremOn.
Look. Geo S. Mellen.
Wanted. Tenement.
Lost. .Valise.
Schooner for Sale. l.. Taylor.
House for Sale. ..James A. Tenney.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

ONLY few more left. All Wool Suits for
$1,000 at Bureigh's, 81 Middle street.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01
TELEGRApn ITEMS

Dewitt G. Clarke, formerly executive clerk
Of the United States Senate, died at Burling-
ton, VT, Wednesday.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

FALSE CoLoRs ON THE FoREroP. Whoever
saw the natural tinge renewed in gray hair by
a hair dye? No one. Who can distinguish the
browns and blacks brought out by PHALoN'
VrrALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, from
Natures? No one. And mark, it leaves no
stain on the skin, and is clear and transparent
and has no sediment.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods deal
erS, ano0Q.aod1w
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

MORE than 100000 people bear testimony to
the wonderful curative effects of DR.. Pierces
Alt. Ext. or Gold Medal Discovery. 1t cures
Bronchitis, and the worst lingering coughs.
AS an Anti Bilious medicine for oliver Com
plant" it has no equal 1t permanently cures
constipation of the bowels, cleanses and puri-
fies the blood and thereby cures Scrofulous
and Syphilitic taints, and all disco ses of the
skin, as Pimples, Botches, Rashes and Erup-
lions Sold by druggists aug3OTt&s&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

CURES or relieves Rheumnf.
ssHn, Neuralgia, sciaiica.
also Nervous Cough, local
weakness, impaired circulation,
torpid liver, Bronchial Injections,
Dyspepsia. nervous headache,
weakness and lanmeness Of side
or bac X, pleurisy, palsy, asthma,
L.. l. l...r..l
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-01

dated dated Aug. 80, says the governor of the
Basque provinces attributes the late Carlst
uprising to the influence of the clergy. He
threatens with death any one taken with arms
in his hands. News of the arrest of Carlists by
French authorities at the frontier had produc
ed the best effect in Madrid.