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"The Burns and Conner Lo,

"The Burns and ConnOr Lots"
1t will be seen by Mr.. Davis card below
that although the argus of Saturday made
great pretence that Bishop Bacon was forced
into giving one dollar foot for these lots hy
the fear of their being leased for some ordina-
ry uses, yet really they were sold to him long
before for that same price, CASH; and that he
backed down from the trade after the deeds
were made up, only because he was "hard
up and had not the cash to respond with. So
that, Notwithstanding the argus, the agents
did not shave him" at all, in the way of the
lease, as pretended. He only gave what he
promised long before; and got better bar
gain in the way of payment. Thus that fib is
knocked on the head.
To the Editor Of the Press:
We find in the argus of Saturday morning a
statement made In reference to us which is
not true, and as the truth will always stand by
its own evidence, you will allow us to state
what the facts are in regard to the purchase of
the Burns and Conner lots" of land living
next to Bishop Bacon's residence, by himself.
When that property was placed in our hands
in the month of September, 1867, by the own
ers, they also placed in our hands deeds of this
c~',.o PhopCi ~ AuuulHS W Tie BISHOP, maze
and completed with stamps bearing date Of
Nov. 18th, 1866 The statement made to us by
the owners was that the Bishop bought this
land at the time mentioned, and was to pay 81
a foot CASH. After the papers were completed
he objected to taking the same, on the ground
that it was not convenient to make the whole
amount cash payment, but would take it and
pay for the same, giving his notes without any
security on the land or an endorser on his
notes; hence the bargain fell through till they
placed the property in our hands in the month
of September, 1867. At that time called on
the Bishop, offering him the property, which
be declined to purchase on the ground that he
did not wish for it, and he had his buildings
erected and, therefore, no use for it. Bishop
Bacon offered US IS cents foot for the land,
and as our instructions were that the price
should be what he agreed to pay Nov. 15, 1866
of course we declined. We had several inter-
views with him on the subject, Offering to sell
BIN and make the terms satisfactory: and after
we were instruc ted to offer the land for lease,
we had another interview with him which re-
suited in our selling him the land for ST. foot
on the following terms: $1,000 cash, the bal
ance equal proportions one and two years, with
mortgage back with interest at per cent.
semi-annually. Yours,
G. r. DAVIS.
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AN ARGUS LIE."-I anything is won.
Cd to show to what straight the onno ST.
10 driven to for political capital, the follow;ua
ought to be satisfactory to every reasonahls
person. The argus of Saturday says that
"Ex-State Constable Ezra Hawkes. is quietly
at work with view to the city marshal's
berth for the ensuing year."
Mr.. Hawkes. is resident of another State
where he has been located for over a year,
at work" at his trade. Further COM
ment Is unnecessary.
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We warn all Republican voters to carefully
examine their tickets to-day. The Democrats
nave nominated Geo. P. Wescott for Alder
.nan' ana Geo. FL. Walden and Dr. Shaw for
s ooanc,imen' who are the Republican nomi-
nees ior those Offices, and the rest of their
t'chet Is Democratic. No trade has been ~ ado
with the Democrats by the Republicans 90
look o." sharp. Alderman wescott declines
the democratic nomination, as will be seen
elsewhere. Seen
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Gone I'm!

The Democracy in New Hampshire has
gone up-there is nothing left of it. The
timid ones will stay at home on election day,
the bold, honest and true men will come out
and openly vote for Gov. Stearns; the Office
seekers and line-pullers will hang around the
back doors of any party that won't set the
dogs upon them.
And this is the fate of the once potent, and
always plucky Democratic party of New
Hampshire!
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Such a Defence.

The Argus, after GOODNESS in political
matters that has exasperated its warmest
friends and delighted its warmest enemies
on Saturday came to the rescue in as tame
and impotent defence as it ever published.
fuerlle and childlike to the last degree, it
undertakes to atone for its past carelessness
by an article on city affairs that has no co
herence or consistency. We should feel that
it would be an utter waste OF time to reply to
it. SO shallow, it may be pronounced an
sgnus tatuus, intended to lead its readers into
bog. Away without such stuff /! Your
readers are at least intelligent, and will not be
cajoled by any such sophistry.
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How do You Vote I?

"How do you vote, Pat?" said one Irish
gentleman to another. cam by St. Patrick
III tell ye, Mr. Flaherty, how 1 vote. voted
fof William O. last year.-Rnt if wasn't long
after, before put the o. before the William.
what I'm minding to do now is to put a W
before the name, and make IT read, Wo VIII
nam! lcan't ride with you any longer. I
shall 60 with Benjamin this year, aud see if
the Judge will do as well in the Mayors seat
as he did in the Judges. Ifso, I'll travel with
his highness another year.
CENTRE STREET
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Mr.. EDlToR,-It having come to my know
ledge that some of my friends are disposed to
use my name as candidate for Mayor, against
the Republican nominee for that Office, I desire
to say that do not consent to such action.
The nomination having been made by the
method prescribed by political usage, I am not,
under any circumstances, to be regarded as a
candidate. VIM SRNTER
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PASsENGERs.

PASSENGERS.
In the Peruvian, for Liverpool " Colthrst,
Gray. w Anderson and wife. e Chaplin, Mrs Staples
and two children. w Fanham. a Birns, W Robinson
W Jones and wife. Capt Dobson and wife, d Shaw,
II Allen; CAPT Hudson, Lady Prudham and two
children. Miss Elsington and maid. w H Farrell, Il
H Thompson and wife. p Emmons, s Walker, j M
Young, and 20 steerage.
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Stand by the Party that stands
by the Nation!
Always Consult the People.

The Decentralization of the Democracy of
New Hampshire is useful lesson to all po-
litical parties. An attempt has been made
oy portion of the ladies to transfer whatey-
er is left OF power in that organization to the
Labor Reformers. 1t has produced the most
discordant rebellion that has ever been wit.
messed in the history of any party. Language
is inadequate to portray the billingssate that
issued between the representatives of the two
factions. The remark is a true one, "The
Democracy of New Hampshire rolls in the
dirt" and Republcanism stands firm.
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Ward One.

we understand that the Democrats of Ward
: nave renominated William Curtis for Alder
man In place OF Charles o. Davis, who has ac-
copied the Republican nomination. James
cunningham, one of the Democratic candi-
ea'es ior Councilman in that Ward, is, We un-
aeis'and' newly naturalized alien, and will
day. '"n 0''i|en 'o-
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NEW ORLEANS-Ar 26th, ship Pomona, Crocker
Liverpool; Tiger RUSSELL do Canova, Elliott, Phila-
Cid 26th sch Treat, Nckerson. Cardenas.
land, from Havre.
Outside the bar; ships Gen shepley. Persia, Villa
JACKSONVILLE In port 18th, schs Nellie F
Burgess, McKeen. tor a Northern port, ldg: Guild
ing Star, Gray, for Ponce ready; Sarah B. Sanborn
for New Haven; Varuba. sawyer. tor New YORK
Moses Pat,en. Harding. for New York.
,FERNAND1NA-Ar z5tb, sch Marion Draper
=, SAVANNAH-SId 27th. sch Marshall, Seayey
Georgetown, sc, to load for Bath.
SArILtA-Ar 22d schs Catawamteak, Lord, Sa
"a 1 2s b; brig Isabel Beurman, Kennard. Arroyo
,WILMINGTON-Cld LIST, sch M Richards, ir
ca 2s.h: sch s Biekmore. Meservey. Boston.
FORTRESS MONROE-Ar Sd, brig Nellie Move
MerIiman, Matanzas for Baltimore.
Cardqnas; sch Emma r Hart, Hart Sagua
PhiLADELPHlA-CId Sd. sch Stampede, STRAIT
NEW YoRK-Ar Sd. schs Connecticut, stap,es
Providence; Antecedent. Pendleton, New Haven
CID 4th. barques Tasman. Blackboard, Pernam-
buco; Evening Star, Kennedy. tor Matanzas: brigs
Aeenora, White for Montevideo; Belle OF the Bay,
Noyes. lndianola; schs Isaac Keeue, Richie, JAG
mel; W Cushing. Cook. Galveston; n Chase, JOY,
Norfolk; Pacific, CHM. Salem.
Sid Cd bries Walter Howes, for Matanzas; Rocky
M Heath, for Havana.
IL nj EiA-Siu 4tn sens Capital, Roberts, and
fn,iantnr6pist, Warren. Bucksport.
PROVlDENCE-Sld4 18th, schs MAY Queen. Gott
and Lamartne, Foss New YORK.
,skEWPORT-Ar I'd, sch N H Hall, Murphy, Pro
Sid 3D. schs Bilow, Alice Cakes, Knight ant
HOLMES HOLE-Ar Sd, brig W Eaton. Ross
A9aadilla, Pr tor Boston; sch Adriana Dunton
Eiizabethport for Boston.
-, Passed BY, sch Id L Howard, johnson. Portland
lot New YORK; q Sawyer, bound West.
Ar 9Th. schs VIM Rice. Morse, Bath tor New York
Cherub, Fletcher, Pbipsburg for Newark.
.oOSTON-Ar Ath, ship Star OF Hope, 6annett,
CID 4th, schs Yankee Lass, Wiley, New York; sa-
RAJ ran GraI CALAIS; Clyde Gage, kockport, to load
Ar 9th, barque woodside, Edmonds, New Orleans:
PIGS Jennie Cushman, Hurley. Cadiz; Hiram Abitf.
Bent Robinson, Portland; Pinta, Pike. Portland.
p ca On: oarapes Jehu, Crowe Gibraltar; Drigo
Al AT 6 Sah, brig Emery, cienfuegos.
ingham. Calais TOR New York.
PoRISNOUTH-Ar2 I'd, sch v Wellington. Chip
FOREIGN PORTS.
sig I'm Havre 18Th nit. brig j L Bowen, Amesbu.
~, Cardiff and United States.
Sld I'm Bristol. E, 18th ult ship Helicon, Rogers,
SD TN St Thomas 18th, schs NJ Moseley, Urann,
ior Porto Rico. TO load for Northern port; 18th,
In port 18Th, brig Rowland. Freeman, from Bos.
ton. ar 18th; schs Nellie Carr, Lans from Berbice
ar 18th; Rena. Bishop. uuc.
Ar at Cardenas oath ult, brig Hattie, Grant. New
Bedford.
Feb 2S, lat Al OF, Ion CO IS, ship Lawrence Brown
from Boston for Valparaiso.
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and HERB BITTERS,-a long tried and Standard
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.S p,ood restore the sppette build up
WIZ En- % CT boston; Sold by all druggists
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OCEAN INSURANCE CoMPANY.-At the an.
nual meeting Of the stockholders for choice Of
directors recently held, the whole number If
votes was 612 necessary for choice 3O7.
By substituting the two proxies for ten
votes each that were given by the parties
holding the stock on the 21st of Dec. and
throwing out the two for ten votes each that
were fraudulently used the following is the
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Republican Municip"i Ns"''" ''""''
FOR MAYOR,
BENJAMIN KINGSBURY, Jr.
WARD OFFICERS.

"AAASS ~ - ~S~AAsS'
WARD /.
Alderman-Charles O. Davis.
Observation-Disclosures Greedy, Charles a.
wa,den, Ruel s. Maxcy.
Warden-George w. Randall.
O erk-Ezekiel Fl. Hanson.
C,nstabes-Ruel N. Fields, Joseph u. De-
Clty Committee-George F. Aver, Ruel 5.
Maxcy.
WARD 2.
Alderman-Charles M. Rice p..no,. r
Observation-Disclosures 4. COX, rrauoiS -
Barr, Joseph L. Weeks.
Warden-Warren Phillips.
Clerk-Hiram II. Rich.
Constables-Jotham r. Gibben, Charles IL.
City COMMUNICATION N. Perry, Martin l..
Stevens.
Alderman William Senter:
Councilmen Lorenzo Taylor, William P.
Hastings, Joseph F. Land.
Warden-Francis Loring.
Clerk-C. G. Hayes.
Observation-Disclosures Bradford, Alonzo Went.
worth.
City committee-C. G. Hayes, Edward P
Chase.
Committee to rally yoters-william Huse
Beal, Thomas Wildes, DorvilIe Libby. S. S
Rich, William 9. Googings, Watson Z. Crib
ben, John E. Dow, Herbert R. Sargent. Johr
Thompson, Spencer Rogers.
WARD T.
Alderman-A. P. Morgan.
CopuclmenaAlbert B. Stevens, Samuel c
-Snaith- Innas a~.-;s<vs,.---------'--
Warden-Josiah G. Shirley.
Clerk George Hall.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T. Ingraham, James S
City Committee-Orin Ring, George Hall.
WARD s.
Alderman-George P. Wescott.
Coancilmen-George 81. Walden, DR.. All
ner .. Shaw, Ezra n. Perry.
Warden-Percival Bonney.
Clerk-O. W. Eldridge
Cfty Committee-W. 81. Smith, FRANKLIN
Sawyer.
Ccnstables-Adam W. Barbour, samue
Grant, Jr.
Aforementioned Bailey.
Counci nen-Frederick Fox, VIM. H. Fes
sender, Isaac Jackson.
Warden-Lewis Bunce.
Clerk-Frank NJ Ordway.
City COMMITTEES William G. How, William
b. Fessenden.
oonstables-Joseph c. Sterling, John Cor
don.
WARD z.
Alderman-Wilam A. Winshp.
Counciluen-John F. Leavitt, Chas G. Tol.
man, James e. Haseltiue.
Warden-William H. Plummer.
Clerk-Henry c. Houston.
Copstables-Benjamin Burpham, Jr., Ed
ward F. Colby.
City Committee-Wm. n. Plummer, Henri,
p. White.
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STILL ANOTHER DEcLrATIoN.-Mr. Ed
mund Phinney, of Ward Z, says in card in
the Aduer'iser, that his nomination by the DEM
ocrats as Councilman in that Ward was with
out his knowledge or consent He declines to
accept the nomination,
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To WHOM 1T MAY CoNcERN.-Have you
ever befouled your grey hair with the viscid
dyes or worse preparations offered as substi-
tutes. If SO, they disgust you, of course, but
let not that prevent you from using Phalon's
Vitalia, or Salvation for the Hair, which is clear
and harmless as water, in all respects agreea-
BILE, and effects the desired object thoroughly
and satisfactorily. mara od1w
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state News.
HANCOCK COUNT Y
KENNEBEC COUNTY.

L
There is man living on Monhegan Island
who has not been on the mainland for thirty
five years. He says that he has no desire to
do it.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
The Republicans of Gardiner, have re NOM
mated bon. Joshua Gray, for Mayor.
The grand Jury of Kennebec county return
ed nfteen indictments on Friday.
The Kennebec Journal SAYS it is yery sickly
in Albion, and there is hardly a family in town
free from sickness.
KNOX COUNTY.
A woman recently entered a school in Rock
land, for the purpose of abusing the teacher,
when the superintendentOof the committee had
her arrested and sent to the lookup.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The Republicans of Calais have nominated
Hon. +. A. Pike, Representative to the Leg
| islature in place of Hon. Charles R. Whidden,
resigned, to take the place of collector of Gus
toms.
AT LARGE.
The report of Prof. johnson, Superintendent
| of the farm connected with the estate college
| of agriculture and the mechanic arts" details
| the crops produced, the methods of cultiyat' on
stock upon the farm, the experiments institu.
ted, and the workings of the labor system
among the students, The principal crops upon
| the farm the past season were Is tons of hay
700 bushels of potatoes, 297 bushels of barley, I
bushels of Arnautka wheat on so square rods o.
land, 20 bushels of beans, 300 bushels of Swedish
turnips, 40 bushels of English turnips, IS bush.
els of mangel Worried beets and 25 bushels Of
corn. Prof johnson states that in the scale
Of net profit, the crops rank very nearly Of
| follows: LIST, Southern corn for fodder: I'd
Swedes; Sd, mangel wortzel; 4th, barley; 9th
beans, and 9th potatoes.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Occupationnl Ailments.

Fresh pure air is vitalizng elixir. Whoever is
deDarred by circumstances from unrestricted access
to this invisible, but powerful stimulant needs o
medical lnvigorant OF some kind. The great object
should be chose the best. Popularity Is a pretty
good guarantee Of merit In this scrutmizng and
age, and tried by this criterion Hostetters
stomach Bitters stands first among the invieora,ing
and re gulatina medicines of the present dav To
the wants OF persons engaged in indoor EN-
especially 10 crowded fdct0ries where even with the
best possible ventilation the atmosphere is always
in some degree polluted, this salubrous vegetable
tonic is peculiarly adapted. The nature of the
ingredients is no mystery. 1t consists OF an abso-
lately pure d1ffusve stimulant tnctured-or rather
surcharged-with the fluid extracts of sanatous
roots and barks and cribs. The pharmacop1a has
its tincures, but what are they? The juice of only
asingle root or bark or plant is present in each.
Not one Of them combines the three properties OF
tonic, an Alternative and aperient. ALI thesaele-
ments are blended In the Biters; now are these the
sum Of its medicinal recommendations. 1t Is also
blood depurent and an antispasmodic.
The baeiul effect which air that has been partially
exhausted OF its 0xegen BY frequent breathing pr
duces on the vital organization. is notorious and
when to this devitalized atmosphere Is superadded
the metallic vapor OF hot air furnaces, 1t becomes
de!eterious and depressing in the extreme. To en-
able the system to bear up even for q hours each
day against the facilitating influence OF vitiated
atmosphere, wholesome tonic and Alternative is
urgently required. This grand disideratum is cup
Piled in Hosletters Bitters, which strengthens
tanning healtbprotecting agent has rival either
among o1icinal or advertised medicines.
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sill Another Declination
To the Editor Of the Press.
see my name is published in the papers as
the nominee Of the Democratic party for Al.
derman of Ward 8, and while have no OBJ
lection to Individual Democrats voting for me
for that Office, want it distinctly understood
that 1 am the nominee of the Republican
party, and am not to be regarded as Demo-
cratic candidate under any circumstances.
GEO, p, WEscorr.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Portland & Oedensburg Railroad.

In accordance with vote OF the Directors of the
Portland q Ogdensburg R. R. Company at meet
ing held February 2eth s70 hereby notify the sub.
scribers to the stock OF said Railroad that an as.
sessment of Five Dollars per share has been laid on
said stock, due aud payable on the eighth day OF
March Inst, at the Treasurer's Office, corne,
Of Middle and Plum streets.
AUGSE. STEVENS,
marltd Treasurer P. s. o, R. r. Co.
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Democratic Reputation gone to
the Shades !.--" stand from I'm.
derw
"Gold tumbling down" is a clusher on the
regulators. The morning for specie pay
ment for the old despised "greenbackn is
upon US. Do not give the regulators any
comfort TO-DAY.
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Bachelors Hair nya

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
tie only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable in.
Simultaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints
remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes invigorates and
caves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
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SDlit Tickets +!

This is part of the sly game that is to be
played. Let every voter compare his ticket
with the list. Let no smuggling of names
under the lead of others be successful TODAY
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10000 Votes for Portland.
A member of the Democratic City Commit
tee was boasting yesterday that their party
had prepared 5000 split tickets-split in all
manner of styles-for circulation in Portland
to-day. Republicans! keep your eyes open,
and nullify this scheme of the enemy.
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LUGUBRIoUs.-A more melancholy set of
faces we have not seen for many a day than
were worn by the faithful" on Saturday.
Defeat was written on them from crown to
chin. Coming events cast their shadows be-
FORE"
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Charles Mccarthy is the Democratic non,;-
nee .or Alderman in Ward 4. vice Tewksbury,
oeciined. lie is our enemies best man, and is
gentlemen whom we should like to see in the
Council if it were not for his politics
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Concord and Roe.,sster Rni,rona
CONCORD. March 3. 1877

The following letter from Mayor Stevens Of
Concord, N. H., is printed in the Monitor Of
Thursday:
CONCORD, March 3, 1870.
Believing that the recent action of the city
government relative to the Concord and Roch.
ester railroad is misunderstood by many OF
our citizens, ! desire that you will give this
brief explanation place in your paper
After the original ordinance was passed, it
was discovered that the second and third sec
tons were in conflict with the provisions Of
the statute of tue State for raising money fo1
the aid of railroads.
The ordinance passed at the last meeting Of
the City Council repeats the Objectionable
sections of the original ordinance and brings
i into entire harmony with the laws of the
State. and makes it legal and practicable. In
addition to this, the subscription for stock
made by the Mayor, is approved and ratified
thus decidedly improving the prospects of this
enterprise. So far as aid from Concord is
concerned, may add that the general pros
poets Of the speedy construction of this rail-
road were never better than to day.
Very respectfully,
T, n CTrvrNs
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&a8.O0O.OOO.

The amount Of the Public Debt paid dur
ing the first year Of Gen. Grants administra
tian is SS8,OOOOOO.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WAsH1NGToN, d. G., Dec %, 1869.
MY Dear sir,-!n view of the increase Of
public Importance that all shall share in the
advantage Of connections with our harbor and
wharves on equal terms, desire to soeeest
that the commission which made the surve1 If
Munioy and for the extension of Commercial
thorized to embrace in the report which thew
will make, plan for marginal way eotirely
around the city, and that all railroads termin-
ating at Portland shall, under such Regulations
the City Government may prescribe, have equal
rights and privileges in the use of such mar
ginal way. make this suggestion for your
own consideration.
Yours truly, JOHN LYNCH.
Hon. w. L. PUTNAM.
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THE WORST puIrs CuRrn

THE WORST FILES CURED. wish
to spread abroad the great benefits I have derived
from the use of DIR. HARRISON'S PERSIrALTIC
LOZENGES. have suffered years from the worst
Piles. USED EVERYTHING TO NO PURPOSE, un-
til found the Lozenges; in less than month was
cured, and have only to them when cosive-
moss RETURNS, and always find instant relief. s.
O.NEAl. For sale at MOL fremont Temple, Bos-
ton, by E. A HARRISON s. Co., Proprietors, and
byl all Druggists. Mailed for 60 cents. fe17snw2m
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result: Jacob Mcclellan 346; J. s. Winslow
34O;Geo. S. Hunt 325; Geo. f. B. jackson 315;
E. P. Gerrish 3O7; c. NJ. Davis 314 Benjamin
Webster 315.
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, also two single
Gentlemen can be accommodated with good board
and large, pleasant rooms, furnished unfinished
at No. Federal street. feb2tt
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MARRIED.,

~ In this city. March 5, by Rev. ". Fl. Fem, Hiram
L. RUNNER and Mrs. Louisa S. Drew, both OF Port
land. mo cards.l
In Norway. Feb. q, Jos. l.. Bracket, OF Harrison,
and Lydia j. Cummings. OF N.
Blackwell.
In Union, Feb. %, Moses s. Gleason and Annie NJ
Stewart.
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Beware of Spurious Votes !

PORTLAND, March S, 1870.
10 the Editor of the Press: To-
l hereby positively decline the Democratic
nomination for Councilman of Ward Seven,
RUFUS TRRErrs.
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l. o . II

DETWEEN Exchange and Winter street, a ladies
ID DIAMOND RING enclosed in small box.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at
LOWELL & SENTER'S,
mr3snd1w EXCHANGE ST
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10 not let vote be lost. Each man speak
to his friend, Have you votedp" So all will
be reminded.
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THE DEMOCRATIC CITIZENS TICKET IN WARD
6.-The following are the nominations on the
Democratic Citizens ticket for Ward 6:-Fo,
Alderman, George A. Wright; Councilmen
Fred Fox, r. o. Conant, Isaac jackson.