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| DEATH OF JOHN SLIDELL.-The name of
John Slidell, 80 familiar to every one CONVEX
SAINT with the leading Democrats of the South
Just before the war, and mainly instrumental in
forcing upon the country, the shareholders re-
bellion has been little heard of for the past six
years. He has lived a voluntary exile in Paris
where, it is announced, that he died Sunday.
Mr. Slidell was born in New York in 1893 but
drifting out of commerce, for which he was not
suited, entered the legal profession in Louisi-
ara, and became brilliant member of the State
bar. President jackson appointed him United
States District Attorney. He passed RAPIDLY
through the State Legislature to Representa-
give honors in Congress, holding them from 1843
to 1845. In 1916 Polk sent him as Minister to
Mexico whence he returned in 1916 without
having settled the vexed questions which finally
bronght on war. He entered the United
States Senate in 1858 to fill out the unexpired
term OF Senator SOule, and was subsequently
reelected for six years. His voice was rarely
heard in the Senate chamber, but he was a
tremendous worker on important committees.
Always fierce and unconciliating advocate of
the Southern Rights Party" when the IA
NOES caucus OF the night of Dec. 8, 1860, was
son in the yehemence with which he urged
secession. A month after Louisiana had ioin-
ed the o-called seeding States, Mr. Slidell
withdrew from the Senate and the political
stage altogether, but reappeared in the autumn
of the same year in the famous Trent affair.
He left Charestowp, S. c., Oct. IL, 1861, as
envy to the court of Napoleon, on the same
vessel which was to carry Mason to England.
Ills capture and imprisonment in Fort War
rem, and his release and departure for France
III January, 1862, are remembered by all. Pop
uiar among the sympathizers with the South,
at the court where aristocracy was making
tremendous effort for revival after the shocks it
mad received, he was a lion I" for some time"
but he retired promptly at the Confederate's
fall Soon after the close of the war bis daueb-
ter married the noted Baron Erlanger.
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For Sale

A Set of Nice ParlOr Furniture
Covered with Green Rep. Reason for selng-think
soon to break up housekeeping and do not care to
pack it.
Parties desiring TO purchase will please call at the
fhESS Omte. au1 newt
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THE ONLY RAILWAY

CONNECTING THE UNITED STATES
AND THE BRITISH PROVINCES New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia) The population OF the
maritime Provinces is about ONE MILLION,
and all the land travel freight, mails. &C. between
them aud the UNI ed States, will pass over this Trunk
line, which is WlTA1Ur GOMPET1TlON
Although not vet completed. the business of the
Road is already far greater than its most sanpuipe
friends predicted and is continually increasing.
The net earnings from Local business alone
on the 81 miles com peted in Maine, already exceed
the interest on two and one quarter millions of dol
lars aud will be largely Increasing after Sept nex
by the business 10 and from the Provinces.
To complete this road, and to equip fully as is
present large business and the im,ned ate Increase
consequent upon Its completion requires the Com
pany has issued its Bonds 10 the amount of Two
Millions OF Dollars secured bya
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80 and Accrued interest in Currency.
SWAN Il BARRETT.
Bankers and Brokers.

100 Middle Street. Portland,
81 On completion lin 1S72)ot 60 miles of Railroad
now buiinIng, pet ~een st. John, N b, and Halifax
N 5, there will be an uubroken line OF Railway
from Halifax 10 all the chief cities of the United
states, and as two or three days ocean travel can
De avoided, and about Sc hours time saved from
New e, york, in going to or coming 1om Europe. by
ran 10 or from Ataiifax,-a large business in pas
sengers, mails and freight will Hereby be added to
the traffic over the L. & N. A. Railway.
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House to Rent.

O. Corner of Monument and st Lawrence sts.,
tE,,, 10 rooms, bath room, furnace and gas hard
-A.s.iA ana soft water; arranged for two families
Apply to JOHN I. HULL.
Room ~ Fluent Block.
jy15 ST&T i.3w
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SEVERE ACCIDENT.-An accident happened
on July 18th at Ophir Placer county. to J. S.
Spring, a former resident of Grass Valley. of
which we get the following PARTICULARS
Mr.. S. and a man named John Bowen, for
merly residing here, was engaged in sinking a
well. They had reached the depth of 80 feet,
using giant powder for blasting. On Saturday
afternoon, after firing blast and allowing, as
they supposed, sufficient time to elapse to clear
the well from the effects of the powder, Mr.. &.
was lowered and commenced filling the tub
with the debris. when he suddenly sprang into
the tub and called TO Bowen to hoist. When
about ten feet from the surface Mr.. S. fell from
the tub to the bottom of the well, striking on
the back part of his head. On being brought
to the surface he was unconscious from con-
cussion of the brain. On examination the spine
was found fractured in three places and in adj
ditfon he had sustained other severe injuries.
Doctor Manson was telegraphed for, and went
down to attend the case, and when he left on
Monday afternoon, Mr. S. wac still uncon-
scous and although the case looked little IA
vorabe, it is feared the severe injuries received
may prove fatal
Mr.. Spring was native of Hiram and a
brother of w. G. Spring, Esq
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EOuNd-a HORSE

NAME into the enclosure OF the subscriber IN IN
~ Buxton on the evening Of the z4tn ins'' u"'A
bay horse. 49,,
The owner OF the said animal can nave me same me
by calling foe him. proving property anu paying '"o
necessary expenses tor keep'ng, NJ MARSHALL
prx.o, ,,,, o. 1871, jy 2s-d3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
III Olsse Securities
BONDS
EUROPEAN AND
NORTH AMERICAN
RAILWAY co.

THE e. & N. A. RAILWAY is comnleted tro,o
L Bangor, Maine, 10 st. John New Brunswick a
distance OF 2f2 q, miles,-with the exception of IS
mile 5 hetwee9 Wlnn, Me- and the boundary line OF
the state at VancebHro- On this portion the track
is now teus lad, both from Vim eastward and
from Vauceboro' 1cestward. and the work will be
John in September next. " "
Til a road will then be
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M A II H L Il ID .

In Lewiston. July 81, VIM. III. Morgan and LIZZIE
NJ. Rowe.
In Limerick, July 16. Albert A. Barker, OF Lewis
ton and Huldah p. Guptill, OF Limerick.
In South Standish, June a. Thos l.. Thompson
and Heta N. ThOmes
In South Standish, July 1, Daniel L. Warren and
Mary l.. Davis.
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A Word 10 my fellow citizens and respect
ed Friends of Portland and Vicinity:
1t has been as &ed by many, "Has Fannery, the
marble worker iailed?" and said by some he has
failed. 1t is in justice to my many patrons I can
say that have not tailed to pay my bills. Nor can
there be better reason Tor not being obliged to do
so, when state my business is such that have to
trade with many, and can say that have not lost
Twenty Dollars in bal bills by Portland people.
May they ever merit the respect that bear them by
five years experience in this city.
1 will turn my attention to some business after
while.
Yours with many thanks,
THOMAS +. FLANNERY,
autd3t Marble Worker No. Preble st.
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MARIN e N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday, Jniy 81.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB. .
Barque Gertrude, Daley, Phadephia,-coal to
> w Deerng. and 160 hbds syrup to Geo Hunt
Vessel to Chas Chase & Co.
Sch Clarissa Allen, HOdgdOn. New York.
Sch Partridge, Bunker, New York.-corn to
Geo w True s. Co.
Sch Hannah. Staples, Boston for Stockton.
Sch Minnehaha, Saunders. Plymouth.
Sch Express, CaLlerwOod, ROckland for New York.
Sch City Point, Orchard. La Have.
CLEARED.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, New York - henry
Fox.
Sch Julia tBr) Douglass. st George, NB
Sch John Collins Wall, Boston-Chas SAWYER
Sch U Roker, Taylor, Boston-Berhn Mills
M EMORANDA.
Barque Com Dupont, fron Savannah for Monte
video which put into Boston 22d, leaky proceeded
3lst after repairing, but got ashore in Black Rock
Channel near Spit Light. IL was expected she would
come off on the evening tide.
Batque Shamrock, Saunders, at New York from
Hamburg, reports fine weather and light wi.ds first
part OF the assage June 26, lat 80 49, Ion 80 So had
q heavy gale IRON Sc TO NE, lasting hours, during
which lost two lower topsails and feiesa.
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The MOUNTAIN HoUsEs.-The public houses
at the White Mountains, with the exception of
the Glen House, do not appear to be doing so
large business this season as usual, the tide of
travel having apparently set toward the West
and Mount Desert and the eastern coast towns.
At the Crawford House there are about 100
visitors, at the Profile, 800, including the "Van
derbilt Party of g. who have secured rooms
for the summer, and are of course the center
and sun of considerable circle of fashionabIes.
The Sinclair House, at Bethlehem, has about so
boarders, and the Twin Mountain House. II
miles from Crawford, has about the same nun.
Der Business at the Alpine House, Gorham,
is said to be light, comparatively speaking.
Lary's, a mile beyond, a smaller house, is well
filled while the heavily loaded stages from
Gorham for the Glen indicate that that house
is doing about the usual amount of business.
The funeral of Mayor j. f. Bronson, late in
command of the troops sent to quell the dis
turbances in the Amador county mines, took
place Sunday with imposing ceremonies.
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Room Wantedl

ANY private family, without other boarders, who
nave comfortably furnished room to let either
with or without board, TO young man of quiet hsb-
its and Stranger in the city, may hear Of a perma-
nent boarder by addressing P. o. Drawer 1882
West End preferred iy26 d3t. en-
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The associated press agent of New York
has teegraphed all over the country an arti-
Gle from the New York Leader, the mouth
piece OF the Tammany ring, in which lame
attempt is made, not to deny the charges
made against the ring, but to blacken the
Times aud raise dust generally so as to d.
vert the public attention from the glazing
frauds 1t says there has been glarng frauds
In building the capitol at Washington, and
there was the most reckless expenditure of
money in building the British parliament
house. Why, then, we infer from these illus.
trations, may not the Tammany ring improve
upon these examples?
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II you have used the celebrated Blood Purifying
Remedy, LATHAM'S CATHARTIC EXTRACT.
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THE PERSIAN FAMINE.-The Persian minis.
ter denies explicitly the reports which have
been received recently as to the ravages COM
by famine, plague and cholera in Persia. He
says there is undoubtedly lamentsble search
ty of food among the poorer classes and that
they are fed at the expense of the Government
IN the cemeteries because there is in them
alone alone sufficient room to accommodate the great
for OF people who appeal to the authorities
cemete "Ss,e h; Order is preserved in the
arisen tbe 1y the police, and from this fact has
n ior 5ne prevention of the disinterment Of The
hating nat from mat ma the horrible statements ema
mercial agents. '"e WORK OF COM
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DOM sTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar goth, barque Mary Glover.
Greenleaf. Port Discovery.
NEW ORLEANs-C cd 25th. ship sandusky. Ncr-
FERNANDINA-Ar 23d. sch j Libby, Libby,
PENS ACoLA-Ar 2lst, sch CLARA Smith, Keene,
sAVANNAH--cld 2sth, sch t W H White, Jack.
sonville. to load Tor Boston.
WILMINGTON Ar 26th, sch Mahaska, Bunker
ALEXANDRIA-Ar 9th, schs Thos Fish, Wiley
and VIM Slater. Smaley, Boston.
BALTIMORE ar 2Sth origs II Houston French
Ponce Benz Carver Pendleton. Bucksvie, SC.
ca 2'th; .et ;! Griffin, Gould, Salem.
Anderson. Fall River: Eudorus FAIR, Portland: sch
Mountain Laurel. Booth, Bangor; Anna Leland,
Benaett Providence; Hart, Rawey, Providence
Ar 29th schs M Mahoney Anderson, Bangor;
Alice b, Alley, Plttston.
nard Coombs. Boston; Ernestine, knight, Bath +;
scbs Curtis Curtis, Bangor; Orioe, Baker. Bath !;
!; q Jones, Cousins, BANGOR; D Hart. Burgess,
Beverly; Stampede, Whitmore Chelsea
NEW YORK-Ar goth. ships Princeton, Porter,
Liverpool; Prima D3nna, Lnnt, do barque sham
schs 5 j Gilmore, smith. Virginia; Lady Suffolk,
Ar%strSng seSs Robert Smith HAYES Portland
White Sea. Hall. yinalhaven.
Cid Goth, ship st Charles. Coliey, San Francisco;
briggs Mary Stewart Hodges. Barbados; Katahdn,
Saunders, Bangor; scbs ID H Bisbee, Anderson In
dianola; Edie Waters, Spates, Charleston: Carrie 5
Webb. Heman for Georgetown, SC; Franklin Bell,
Brewster BALTIMORE; GEORGE hllDOrn, Stanley, Bev-
eriy.
Below, ship Ne Plus Ultra. from Liverpool.
Passed through He'll Gate 29th, schs Darling,
Smith. Elizabethport Tor Por land Laconia. Hall,
New York tor Salem: Daylight. McFadden. do tor
Haowell Olive Avery do Ior Bluehill: Storm Pet
rel, Davis. Port johnson for Boston, Walter Hall,
Tollman. New York for Portsmouth.
BRIDGEPORT. CT-Ar 10Th. sch Peiro, Rogers,
Calais.
PROvIDENCE-Ar 18th, sch E wellmap, Yer
rill, Calais.
Sid 10Th, schs Tangent verril, New York; De.
borah Jones. do.
Vineyard HAYEN-Ar 2Sth, brig whitaker.
Cotton Elizabethporr for Boston sch Sophie Bunk
er, Philadelphia for Hallowell with loss OF boat
Ar 29th brig Geo Amos, johnson, Calais tor New
York; sch Gen Meade, a Hen, New York tor Lubec
BOSToN-Ar 18th, barque Franklin, Hol-
brook, Newport, Z.
Ar 3Otb. brig Kennedy, Hallett, Georgetown;
schs l. NJ Collins, Collins, Charleston, Sc; PennsyI,
yania; Butler, Rondout; B Coffin. Coffin, Eliza.
bethpOrt Alamo, Sanborn, Machias; Texas Gross,
Bangor; Bloomer, Parker, and Canova, Remick, I'm
Portland; Wlnsl0w, DOrr do.
Ar 3ist schs H Burnett. Sawyer Port johnson;
Red Rover, Mnrch. Ellsworth; sloop Stephen Orr,
Merriman, Rockport.
Cid slst, ship David Brown, Nichols; Valparaiso;
orig Mary L Pennel. Hammond, Philadelpha; SENS
Il L of Il
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Graphite ACle Grease.
Saves your Wagon, Horse, Temper, Tin Q
and Money.
Never Gums, Hardsns, or Runs Off!
Outlasts airy other lubricant three to five times
q. L.. BAILEY, Agent for Maine.
4S Exchange Street.
Dealer in Guns, Fishing aud Sporting Goods.
May q sn-rF&S
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L. .. o. f.
The Annual Session ofthe R. W. Grand Eneamp-
meht OF Maine, /. o. o. f, will be held at
bangor, Tuesday, August Sth, 1871,
Att o'clock p M.
N. @. CUMMINGS,
au ltds Grand Scribe
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ID IE ID


In this city July 81 Mrs. Nary B., wife OF Isaac l..
Came. aged 81 years.
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon. at o'clock.l
In Alfred July %, ter long and painful illness,
Mrs. Mary NJ, vile OF Capt. Timothy Garsy, aged
Sc years
In Orono. July 20. Mrs. Lacinla, widow of the
late Elijah Webster, Esq.
In Windsor, July Is. Augusta, daughter OF John
Reeves. aged IL years.
In Augusta, July "a, of aLoplexy, William Cole
man, aged "a yeirs.
In Morrill,. July IL, Mrs. Maria v, wife OF Barak
Hatch, aged % years.
In Wilton July 10, Ella s.. daughter OF Dea. Seth
Bass, aged 26 years.
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a, Cbarles Fechter will take the 18th s,uo.
theatre in New York for the fall and win street
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II Rare Chance
BUSINESS +!

T OFFER at private Sale the entire Stock OF Will
Il Hnery and Fancy Goods, together with the
nxtures and furniture in store, NO 347 Congress ST.
(Corner OF Oak This is splendid chance for busi-
ness as the store is of the best stands in the city,
Bids for the above will be received by
II. o. BAILEY, Assignee,
augl 1w Is Exchange Street
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DAILY PRESS
PORTLAND
TUESDAY. AUGUST 1, 1871.


The fact that there can still be such thing
as a famine, and a very serious and desruc-
tive one, too, is little discouragng. Before
the announcement of the terrible calamity
that has befallen Persia, we had come 10
think that the ruin wrought by earthquakes
is the only great natural evil that stii uehs'
all the means of prevention WITHIN inc ie"on
III mankind. We had come to think liiat Inc
EASY means of intercommunI catioli Afforded
by steamships, railroads, canals ana telegraph
lines, suppementing the practical behevo-
lence which is the chief characteristic of mod
ern civilization, had rendered a general want
of food among even the most remote people
impossible. 1t is now possible, by the use of
known means to obtain absolute securitv
from storms, lightning, pes.ilence and floods.
These calamties are still allowed to overtake
men because of their negligence. and so il
seems is SO tremendous a catastrophe as he
starvation of hall nation ard the reduction
OF the rest TO a state of capnlbalism. and. il
reports are true, to resort to ghoul-like prac
uces from the contemplation of which the
mind instinctively revolts.
This shows that the world is not yet half as
as civilized as it supposes itself. 1t will no
doubt seem an astounding thing to futurer
generations that in the year 1S70-71 Christen-
dom spent in acts OF mutual distinction means
that would have been amply sufficient, if us
ed as Christian morals direct, to prevent the
death of each OF the hundreds of thous ands
who have persisted in the East from the want
Of food. There are provisions enough in the
world to feed the perishing thousands of Per-
STA, and the will to distribute them alone is
wanting. In that good time coming when
philanthropy no longer regards geographical
nnes and when the"solidarity'' of the peoples is
1ully established, a famine in Persia or in In
dia will be as little to be applehended as a
lack of breadstuff in New England when
there is a large surplus in the West.
THE associated press agent of New York
hoo nh cd oil 10
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Two Pleasant Rents !,

TWO fItdSdUC HGmtS
nN watervie street, 6 rooms each; plenty hard
" and soft water il the sinks. House IN compIeie
order.
Apply to VIII. JERKS
Jy29dlw' Real Estate Broker.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Cid at Malaga nth inst, brig Helen kich' strouf
New York. as, .uo,o ro,,,,or par.
,ott Mi,iiIeshorough, newly copperedl
Ar at WarnemuLde 10th inst, barque Arletta, Col
core CsIao S1th ult ships Nevada, Gilkey to load
for Hamburg or Antwerp; Kit Car son, Spencer. unc
haroue Alaska Higgins, from Ballestias, ar 2ist Tor
Al Beiestras 27th ut, ship Jane Fish Brown, for
Germany: Henry S Sanford. Dunphy. ldg.
At Valparaiso 10th ult. shDs Wild Rover. Nichols,
for Iouioue to load tor New York, tcd; Oneida, Nc
Gilyery for Talcahuano, to load for Germany; bark
CITY of Bangor, Menzes tor Antwerp.
Ar Mt Antwerp 18th inst, barques N M Haven,
Rose Baltimore; Nellie Abbott. Jordan New York.
sid i'm Ponce 18th inst. sch Monadnock, Bunker,
Guanica, o load for Boston.
Ar at Turks Islands lst inst, brig Albert, Herr-
man, New York.
Cid at St John. NIB 9th, sch May Louise, Simp-
son, Philadelphia.
Additional per steamer Donau.l
Ar at London 18th. Sea SeIpent, White. from New
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French Consular Agency at Port
land.
PORTLAND, July 81, 1871.
4 LII French, American or foreign members ot
"a the Legion of Honor, are HEREBY informed that
subscription list has been opened at this Consular
Agency to help in rebuilding the offices ef the Order
de strOyed by the mub
Persons DESTROYS OF contributing TO this purpose
are requested by His Exeellency, the Minister of
Foreign Affairs, TO subsetibe at this office.
The names OF the donators wi | be published in the
Portland Newspapers. the official Journal of the
French Republic, and recorded in the Golden book
of the Order.
The Consular Agent of France.
augl NJ &Tus I'm PROHON
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PLAN FOR POSTAL APPOINTMENTS. Mr..
Medhil, OF the civil service commission, has
prepared plan for reforming post office APP
pointments for all except about 200. He pro
poses the President shall appoint for five years
the person presenting a petition most numer-
ously signed by legal voters within the range of
delivery OF the office. Various safeguards
against fraud in lists of names are provided
Petitions are to be signed without regard to
party, the person presenting the most names to
be appointed. Signatures are to he made un-
der oath that the person Endorsed is suitable
and competent The author of this scheme
thinks adoption of the plan would remove To-
cal post offices from control of congressional
aspirants and partisan bummers, and enable
the people to free themselves from obnoxious
pestmasters, and at the same time would pre-
vent the dominant party from monopozng
the enormous patronizing pertaining to the
post,office department. The power Of removal
would still be secured
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Dexter & Newport Railroad.

THE stockholders of the Dexter & Newport Rail-
L road Company, are hereby notified that the
annual meeting of tue stockholders will be held at
the Town da)l, in Dexter, OIL Wednesday, the 9Th
day OF September next at ten OF the oc ock in the
forenoon, TO act upon he following articles:
J. To hear the report OF the Dir eetors
g To choose Directors tor the year ensulng,an I'M
til Others shall be chosen in their place.
Per order of the Directors. -
Dexter, August l, 1871. w31 2w
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A VENERABLE SUBSCRIBER. - Timothy
Woodward, Esq, of Wilton, in forwarding his
subscription which he always does promptly,
asks il the PRESS has older subscribers than
himself. Mr. Woodward will be 92 years of
age next January. Doubtless our remarkable
patron is the Oldest subscriber, not only of the
PRESS but of any other paper in the State, and
judging from the evidences of vigor in his
communication, he bids fair to read the PRESS
some years yet.
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FIRST & ONLY MORTGAGE

ON ITS ENTIRE ROAD AND PROP.
EKTK FR0M WBNN 70 vANCEBORO
tbesides Second Mortgage the entire road and
equipments from Bangor to Winn, Sc miles, This
portion cost some 28OO.O0O and the only lien there
on is mortgage to the city OF Bangor for 900 OOOl
and. in addition thereto. by FIRST AND
ONLY ORTGAGE ON
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Country Store for Sale.

\ EAK Boston; consisting OF groceries, crockery
- glass, ready clothing; well established:
doing good paying business; long lease low rent:
satisfactory reasons tor selling TAYLOR & co.
auidSt 20 state st, Boston.
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Traditional per steamer Donau.l
Ar at London 18th, Sea Serpent, White, from New
Yo.H.
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400 Acres to each Bond

also pledged TO ensure the payment thereof
The Bonds are for $1,000 each, due March 1, 1899
bear interest at
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Excellent Ru.iness Onnor,.a,.-

tuRST class manufacturing business for sale; sae
II reliable and profitable; goods very staple anu
IN constant demand; business last increasing and
VIII Dear investigation. TAYLOR & co,
auldot 20 State st, Boston, Mass.
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1900 Acres to each Mile

of Railroad with which they are mertgaged They
cover 1850 square miles (nearly large as the State
OF Rhode Island, which is 1906 square mies) and
are OF great value.
Thus, besides the mortgage of the Railway, its
equipments, &c, which alone is ample security for
the Bonds, there are timber and farm lands to the
amount Of