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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FELLOWS COMPOUND SYHUP OF HyPorHos
PHITEs. -Ciergymen who were obliged to with
draw from the pulpit on account Of Clergy
mems Sore Throat, have recovered by using
this Invaluable PREPARATION, and are now
preaching again - Rfai v J-A ~ M
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1t annoys your friends as well q, yourself
You would like to get rid of it, but scarcely
know what means to a1ops. We will tell you.
Use The fragrant sozodont, it will cleanse and
beautify your teeth, and leave Your breath
pura. Ll " a.l-. - NI&W
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HORSE CLOTHING for the street or stable can
be bought at -nadasastdcta0'ers prices for few
days at the Carriage Bazaar, IA Eechanye So. :
nOy22-3t i - q e @ ~ q
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
carriages, &c-F. o. Bailey 6, Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Swedenborgian Society--yestry High st. Church.
"Once upon Time."-Ths Evening.
NJ. @. M. A.-Lectures and Debates.
Fluent Hall-Prof. Stone
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Flour-W. II. Hall.
Bonds-H. M. Payson.
Whpors Cod Liver Oil and Lime.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
Grand Opening-M. E. Hatch.
Manted-Situation.
Wanted-Board
Onions-J. Turner,
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Throw NOT PEBBLES FAULTS in their teeth,
for there are few teeth that have not faults Of
their own. There il bnt one way to preserve
them without spot or blemish and that is. by
the daily use of the best dentrilice ia exste ace
fragrant Sozoaont, cool, refreshing and asreea-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-22

FoUk EvILs.-Whoever habitually uses al
alcoholic preparations as an "appetser" will
be as Likely to suffer from four evils, viz: an
overplus of food in the stomach, impaired abil-
itJ to digest it, the paugs Of dyspepsia, and a
doctors bill. Dr.. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar
Bhters, the great I etotal Restorative OF the
age, without ever stimulating the palate or IT.
ritatiDg the stomach, imparts healthful appe-
tite, promotes digestion, regulates the liver aud
bowels, purifies the blood, and thus, instead Of
entailipg four evils confsrs four inestimable
be efits. - . nov14 d4M
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TRAVELLERS are loud in their praise of the
AMERICAN House, Boston. Its baths, cafe,
elevator, and general unsurpassed manage
ment, have long rendered it a charmed resting
place for these 'knights of the road y fff
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CHARLESTON, Nov. Ito Liverpool, by s'eam
via New York III on upla1lds; Id ON Sea islands, by
sail, direct, 7-iGl on uplanls. Coast to New York
by steam &c y ID OH upands and Ic ON Sea Islands
81 p tierce on Rice; by sail, &c p Id upands; 81
a. IS on Lumber; So a $40 ON Timber. To Boston,
10y sail, &c on upland Cotton. To Providence So p NJ
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-22

MEssRs Lorng, Short & Harmon have jus
received an elegant liue Of Lowell & Brett's
Initial and French Papers comprising many
new styles and patterns. "a FT
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REV. WIN. L. GAGE.-This gentleman will

REV. WIN. L. GAGE.-This gentleman will
lecture in the Army and Navy Union course to-
morrow evening. A number of years ago he
supplied for some months the pulpit of State
street church, to the entire satisfaction of the
parish. In 1866 he delivered a lecture before
the Army and Navy Union, which was pro-
nounced one of the finest of the season. Mr.
Gage has Travelled much; is close student and
deep thinker, and an easy and interesting
speaker
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-22

A TRIAL will take place at the Reform
School, Cape Elizabeth, before the Trustees of
that institution, this morning at nine o'clock
between the American Fire Extinguisher un-
der the charge of w. H. Lowell the company
agent in Boston, and the Chemical Pump Co.,
machine, which the American Co., claim is an
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-22

f AT 10 this forenoon, F. o. Bailey s. Co., will
continue the sale to close consignment at is
Exchange street
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THE NovELTY STORE will open Thursday, at
3o7 Congress St. near Blown St, and will sell
for six days only. a Gne selection OF Foreign
ard American Chromo,, elegantly frame d.
Also fine Gold, Silver and Metal Watches,
Fancy Goods, Silver Were, Sc. on an entirely
new and novel plan, for Que Dollar each.
Don't fail to call and eximine our stock. AZ
ter having sold in all New England States, we
feel sure of pleasing all. noy14 tt
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
The Eerchants' Insurance Company G
Hartford and the New National 90

| The Hherchants' Insurance Company of
Hartford and she New National Go.
[From the Hartford Daily Times, Nov. lel
The officers of the Merchants Insurance
| Company OF this city, have secured the charter
of the National Fire Insurance Company"
which was granted by the Connecticut LegisIa-
tnre in 1869. The new company is to be organ
| lied at once. The Merchants was one of the
| soundest fire insurance companies in the United
States. Its surplus was larger thanits capital
1t could have paid all demands, reinsured all
| its risks and made very handsome dividend to
its stockholders previous to the Chicago fire. 1t
was favorite company sound and safe enough
to attract the attention of trustees who had
trust funds to invest. No calamity by fire would
have disturbed the Merchants, except such an
one as burst upon the country at Chicago
calamity that no human foresight could have
comprised. In destroying that solid company,
many others all over the country were also
broken; and now the demand for fire insurance
is really greater than the solvent companies can
meet. Some of the strong companies have d.
rected their agents to stop taking risks in cities,
where they have risks as great as prudence will
permit them to take The officers of the Mer-
ChdHeo VIII lileir experience ana knowledge OF
insurance matters, and with all the machinery
of their office in hand, are now actually needed
in the business which they are so eminently
well qualified to transact. They can at once
command allithe business they want, and they
may make their own selection of risks, too, al
remunerative rates. They will go to prosperity
at once. Under these circumstances and in
view of the pressing demand for a larger num-
Der OF safely conducted fire insurance compan-
les, we are especially gratifed to find that the
following circular has been issued by the able
and careful President of the Merchants Mark
Howard, Esq. ,-H
g fi- HARTFORD, Nov. Is 1871
To the Stockholders Of the Merchants Insur-
age Company: AS the affairs of the Mer
chants cannot be settled for some months and
there is much doubt whether its franchise can
be eventually saved, it is deemed important to
your interests that the valuable machinery and
force of the company be Immediately transfer
red to new organization, that we may enter
the field at once and avail ourselves of the large
business which the diminished capital of the
country is unable to carry. For this purpose
we have secured the Charter of the National In
surance Company, and now present to YOU the
opportunity ofsubscribing to its stock; and it is
necessary thatsyGu, avail yourself of it without
delay, as the Company will be Immediately or
ganized. Respectfully yours,
MARK HOWARD.
The Merchants Co., as is well known, was
wei represented in this city by W. d. Little &
Co., and we understand that the new NATIONAL
will be placed i'll their handsas soon as fully
oruaoizad
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-22

The Eureka Facilitating H,rse Cocer Cos
goods may be found at the Bazaar, IA & IL
Exchange St., and for sale at Factory prices.
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New YoRK, Nov. -Erening.-Gsoll dull and
steady at ll04 1ioi the borrowing rates being lei
at g per cent. Sterling Exchange weak at 1O9i
Governments quiet and 1iim. The Stock and Gold
Exchange closed early AMI the afternoon business
was light There was quite demand for Stocks late
in tie day and prices were strong
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NOTICE Is hereby given hat tie s1bssrib5 r h.
IN been ny 'pp !inie anu taken upon m.eif he
Carleton. late OF Brunswick in the ;,ou1iy az t,u,a
berlard, deceased, aud given bonds az tia law =;
rests. AL persons having demands anon ths 49,
of sa'd deceased are requ red to exh hin tho $500
to make payment sU "P'A
Brunswick, Nov. I, 1871, n H Ssw
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NICE assortment of winter styles of Hats
and Caps at low prices can be found at
17th1w. Maher & Co's., opp P. o.
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SEND your sleighs to Chase's, No7 Casco
street, and have the pnt in order for USE
All kinds of repairing on sleishs and carriages
done at short notice. -. ..... .nuv13eod2w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-22

EFFECT OF A LIBERAL RAILROAD POLICY
A gentleman now resident of this city but for
merly of Boston, came into possession of tract
of land about two years ago, six miles from
Boston proper, costing him 800 an acre. The
land had for near a century been used as pas
ture and was considered of but little value. I'm
der the liberal policy OF the Old Colony & New
port railroad company which offered to carry
all newcomers free for three years provided
they bought land and built a first-class house. a
company was formed and about four hundred
acres of land were purchased, including this lot
just mentioned at $500 an acre. Since the pur-
chase more than seventy-five first-class wooden
houses and large hall have been put up and a
church is now building The land is now SELL
ing quickly at Is cents foot land corner lots at
80 cents) at which rate the lot in question,
which sold last for about $4,000 would come to
nearly 100000. This Shows what liberal
railroad policy can do.-Aduertiser. ~ '.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-22

READINGs.-idr Wyzeman Marshall and his
pupil, Miss Webster, will furnish the customary
literary feast before the Mercantile Library AS
ISOLATION this evening Mr.. Marshall is about
as well known in Portland as one of our own
citizens and is always welcomed when he visits
the city, either in professional capacity or a
private gentleman. His ability as an actor and
dramatic reader is everywhere acknowledged,
and his pupil, who has been under his instruc-
ton for number Of years, enjoys good repu-
tation The anticipations of the public viii be
fully realized in them. fH.et tr
The programme for the evening will be as
follows: s.l-.rs -.it.ts. .tt
Seven Ages of Man. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Shakespeare
Wyzeman Marshall.
Wounded. ....................Rev. VIM. E. Miller.
Lucette Webster.
The Jolly Old Pedagogue ...............
Wyzeman Marshall.
No Sect in Heaven. .............. Mrs Cleaveland
Lucette Webster
Bardell v. Pickwick. Charles Dickens
Wyzeman Marshall and Lucette Webster.
Don't Slop over: -4sa
Wyzeman Marshall. f
Pyramus and Thisbe John e. SAKE
Lucette Webster.
Selections from the favorite comedy Of $3.50 4
Duke Afahza. ...................W w. Marshall
The Bells. Edgar A. Pee
Vf1al 10 Ay,u{a
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Commissioners Notice

TNHE un designed have been Apo Dte ! Comm 8.
sionors 10 receive and decide ubon c.aimt
as Inst the estite u Denns MeFad1en, said esia,o
being insb,vent. Per-ons may present III lr claims
against said estate n tho ics OF frederick Fox, No.
as xcbar &c street in the afternoon the last Si
urtiys Of December. 1871, aud OF Janulty, February
March AMI April 1872. between Inc hours OF aud
oil ok, which times and place have teen asponted
by Us /. the purpose.
FREEZER OK FIX
not3dlaw3wM WILLIAM q. Tw0MBLY.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Foreign Imports

Foreign Exports.
WINDSOR, Ms. Sch A Spraguc-200 bbls. -four.
ST. JOHN, NB.-Sch Drill-5O0 bbls. -four, 100 do
oatmeal ~
Foreign Imports.
LIVERPOOL Steamship Hibernian-2628 bars
iron to a e Stevens q Co; 21O5 do do to L Corey 81
20; case merchandise to Shepherd q Co; 2S pkgs
e1sk 90 to Prndle; Isl pkgs furs, 1900 boxes tin
CO; hhds. beer to P Wheeler; case merchan-
disc to Odell d Turner; do do to G L Bailey; case
merehandise, casket jewelry, to John Leslie; and
goods for Calada.
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WE have the largest and best stock ct over
coats in this city, and shall sell them at ex
trepi1ly low p:icss. George W. Rich &, c.,
10 f'ie street. novl0lwTM&W
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M ETEOR0LNcUCnr

sANVTsIs OF WEATHER REPORTS ron TIIT PAST
TwENTY-FoUR HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF S1aSA,,
'OFTcER, Washington, d. G.,
Nov. q 600 p NJ.
Probabilities-Parti cloudy and pleasant
weather is probable for Wednesday for the
South Atlantic and Gulf coasts. The low ba-
iometer in Canada will probably move east,
with southwesterly winds ON the lakes and
yeering to the northwest Threatening and
rainy weather will extend very generally along
the Middle and East Atlantic coasts. The area
of cloudy weather will continue from the Ohio
valley to the upper lakes and westward. Dam
gerous winds are not anticipated for the coasts
this evening.
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TELEGRAPEEqC ITEMS.

Gov. Connolly of Georgia has vetoed the bill
for special election.
- block Including the Perry House at Kit
Carson, Gal, stores the post-office and sever
600.
snow has fallen in the vicinity of Denever
Col, to the depth of Is inches
st. Louis dispatch says that Matilda Heron
gave unmlstakable evidences of insanity at hel
performance Monday evening.
Brigham Young's counsel made a motion in
to the March term, which was refused, though
no time was fixed
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PROF. SToNE.-This gentleman resumed his
lectures and exhibitions at Fluents Hall last
evening before very good audience, who were
both interested and amused with what they saw
and heard. Every person attending these en-
tertainments receives a present, and some valu
lila onor nre distrhntpd.
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+ O r II / G n :.
DOMINION OF CANADA.


HALIFAX, Nov. 21-The cholera has broken
out IN the eastern section of the country, sup
posed to have been introduced by the cook ON
the Franklin He is recovering. The others
are dead. Precautionary measures have been
adopted.
Foreign Items.
The German Government desire to establish
only second rank naval power.
The Geneva arbitration commission will meet
Dec. 10Th.
King Victor Emanuel made his entry into
Rome Tuesday. He was received with great
enthusiasm during his progress to the Quirnal-
The Swedish Consul Nenninger, banished
from Cuba, has sailed for the United States, of
which he is a native
The telegraph lines between the city of Mex
lea ana Matamoras have been cut by the forces
of General Trevino
Inc Spanish government has decided to de-
Ter the imposition of tax on its bonds.
Dispatches from Constantnople report that
cool anu clear weather prevails there and that
the cholera is decreasing daly
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NOllOE Is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken uron himself The
uust oil Administration Of The estate OF
CHAS. I. SHERWOOD, late OF Portland.
In the ConntV of cumberl tud deceased. and given
bon'is "a the law directs VI pes sOIs having de-
mands upcn the estate OF said deceased. are required
10 exhibit The same and all persons inoeb Ell 10 sad
estate ARE called upon to make nav man, 70
es'ase aie |' EBgN A. SAWYEB, A r.
Portland Oct. i7th, 1871. oeZ' TT diw
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Weather Report Nov. III, NJ p. M.

War Department Signal Service, u S. Army, Di-
visions of kilograms and Reports for the benefit of
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New Work stock ana Money Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 21-.koraing.-Gold opened al
11Os
Money per cent. Sterling Exchange 1904 az l1Oa
Stocks strong and steady. The Stock Exchange clos
ed a5 1890
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HARTToRD,. Nov. l., 1871.
MARK Howard.

The Merchants Co., as is well known, was
wei represented in this city by W. d. Little 6,
Co., and we understand that the new NATIONAL
will be placed in their handsas soon as fully
organized
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on B3ards; &c ID ID uplands by steam 81 y bale
IN A,ultion TO New York rates. Vessels are in de-
~ DaSlen anu Satla River. Ca, and Jacksonville Fla
Lumber and Boards " S i"tes Oh
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MAIL NoTICE.-Hon. r. d. Rice, President of
the Maine Central railroad came to this city
Yesterday forenoon and perfected arrangements
at the past-office by which the Lewiston and
Auburn morning mails have been transferred
from the Grand Trunk railway to the train of
the Maine Central railroad which leaves Port
land for Lewiston at 8 o'clock a. H., reaching
Lewiston at or about g. The morning mail tol
Lewiston and Auburn will hereafter close at o.
| Is a. IN.
ny this arrangement the difficulty experience
eu ior the past week will be obviated and citi-
Aens Vi Auburn and Lewiston will receive THEN
MANS more than an hour earlier than ever hith-
1 L5H G. w. G.
| Nov, 81, 1871,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-12-27

Frederick Douglas has announced in the
Nelc Era, Of Washington, his fixed and un-
conditional purpose to support Gen. Grant for
denomination and reelection lie admits
that this will be opposed by some Of the best
friends the colored race has ever had inside
and outside the eounsels Of the nation, but
declares that Grant, of all mel in the land, is
most dreaded by the reactionary elements
which have arisen in the wake Of defeated
rebellion aud slavery.
Commenting on the effort said to be max.
ing in certain quarters to organize new pc.
litical movement by combination of Demo-
Gratis and those Republicans who are supposed
to be inimical to the nomination of General
Grant, the New York Independent expresses
the belief that the combination can not be
made for the reason that the Democrats will
wait until after the next National Republi-
can Convention, to see how much stock Re-
pubicans will take, and then it will be too
late " II is one thing" remarks the Iade.
pendent, " to oppose the nomination of Gen
Grant, and it would be quite another thing
to seek his defeat by joining with Democrats,
in the event that he should be the nominee
of the Republican Convention next year
The latter would be political death to the
men guilty of it,"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-12-27

PROMISES FOR lS72.-Zadkiel's Almi'
&C for 1872 has appeared in London, with it.
proPhesies, Of which the Daily Neics says
Ills Majesty of the Netherlands will, aP
pears, suffer misfortune in January. The
there Is a strong hint to Mr.. Gladstone anl
Mr.. Disraeli for February. On March mex
the German Emperor, in consequence Of Ars
squaring Jupiter, will not do as much har9
as he otherwise might. The old genIleman
writes the Seer, twill be more pacific than y
1870" Ia April we are to apprehend tro0o'
les from Ireland but any one might oau
prophesled that. Passing over gulf OIL "
future, we harken to the voice of the '''
for November, and observe that in thai
tlcular month the Prince of Wales viii y"
be III as high favor with the clergy as no no
hitherto been. He is also advised to lO0'
alter his purse strings.
But it is upon the Emperor Napoleon .us'
Zadkiel spends most of his erudition ana ~
tention. He claims to have predicted II, ~
1852 the downfall of the Bonapartes' ~
exhibits the Emperor's nativity, and prov
plainly enough that the loss of the throne ="
France was owing to Saturn in an eSl nv, nO"'
having squared Napoleon's Moon. irO Or
that moment Napoleon was doomed , n;ag
Here Zadkiel is so struck with the anlaaSs
realizations of his prophesies that ne uu' and
into tits Of admiration, with his hair 9n , IN IN.
like Katterlet's at his own wonders ~ hs
sisls that he has demonstrated hlmse W psmv
au honorable successor Of Claudius f'0i'"
aud the old Chaldsans.