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A. p. WALDR0N s. SO
Desirable BUILDING Lots for SoIe,

RYvlrtue OF license granted by the Hon. John
- A. Waterman, Judge OF the Court of Probate
Tor the County OF Cumberland, would offer at phi
vate sale dve-eighths I'D parts, IN common and I'M
atedat No. los Vaughan street. near Congress, In
this city, being the e,tate owned BY the heirs o. The
late John Steele OF Georgia. Sahi lot has frontage
Of about 100 feet, with an average depth OF about
hlty 80, ieet aod will he sold a whole or divided
into two lois The other threeeghths a. parts will
be sold with the tve-eghths part, together with the
relinquishmsn OF the widows dover therein there
by making the TILE perfect. For particulars apply
on the premises to =
Portl1nd, Nov. II, 1871. eod2w
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The Advertiser refers to an item in 1ester-
days PRESS which states that MIR. Dinplev of
Lewiston, said in temperance lecture that
there were three times as many rum shops in
this county as schools. 1t should have reed
this country, which we think is quite true. The
word Cumberland" was inserted iH,the place
of "this" in the quotation of the Advertiser.
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"A FfaGciaA Teeth.

CT To my Patrons and the Pablo.
UIfTTS wish TO cal your attention to the
- ADJUSTABLE RIDGE, which am
now applying with great success TO Ill OF teeth.
The method of applying this ridge to Artificial teeth
Is an invention OF my own. by its use the most
difhcut mouths can be fitted, and all persons about
to have teeth inserted will be of perfect fit by
having this ridge used. Every set OF teeth made by
me with this ridge applied will be properly adjusted
so as to mt the mouth perfectly, pay will be &C
cepted ior the work done. those who have sets of
teeth which do not fit have them reset this
rdge applied, and warranted to fit no charge will
be made. CARLTON KIMBALiI ID ID ~
NO II Clapps Block, corner OF Congress and Elm
streets, Portland .noIIdtf
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Confessions of an invalid.

Puohshed as a warning and for the benefit o
young men ana others, who suffer from Nervous
Deputy, &c, supplying TIE MEANS OF sELF-cURE
Written by one who rcured himself and sent Tree
on receiving postpaid directed envelope.
New York. sNW6m-iuoI5 -
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For further information apply to
ENGINEEN', OFFIcs 3D L II. DISTRICT, !
Tompkinsyille. New York,
November, 1871.
To Quarr,msn md sniIaer..

Hm0 nulidern.
DROPOSALS for the materials and labor tor CON-
ple'ing the foundation and constructing the pier
and landing wharf tor Light House on Race Rock,
Long Island Sound, N. Y. wr H
Sealed pro posals will be received at this office I'M
til noon o; December Is, 1871 for the materials and
labor tor completing the foundation aud tor con-
struc!ins the per and landing wharf for the Light
House tor Race Rock. Long Island Sound, according
to plans and specifications the eor to be had by par
ties DESTROYS OF biddng ON application to tue UNDER
signed. W
Proposals must be in duplicate, accompanied by n
guaranty in duplicate, aid printed copy of this adj
vertisement attached to each proposal.
Proposals must be made on the blank forms attach
Ell 10 the srecifcatons furnished 10y this of e. and
bidder must conform to the requiI enens under the
lead OF ms ruet'ons 70 bidders. frE
The following are the quantities and Dimensions
for the work advertised:
The Foundation 10 be completes by protection of
oJOO tons OF granite blocks, quafried regular ia
shape and measuring from 4x4x6 ieet inches TO
Skis iee and weighing from eight to len tons each.
The per Ia to be in shape OF the fIustrum OF a
cone, 81 feet diame at base, and 50 feet diameter
at top. and 20 feet high.
The landing wharf is to be 25 ieet wids by So feet
inches long.
ed: = $ = - - : -
1885 cubic feet of cut stone. -
1851 Z" rough stone.
10 406 "f- concrete. e
1864 I'D" brick work.
5000 tons Of granite for foun1ation.
I.C. WOODBURY., Lieut-Co Engineers,
Engineer ard L. II. District.
no17dsiawiw
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To the Editor of the Press

EXPLANATION CALLED ToR-The reason WHY
tram No on the~P. & o. r. r. passed the
East Baldwin Station on Wednesday, Nov. Is,
w'hout stopping for passengers and mail
from South Bridgton and Sebaeo, to the
ualnase Oh parties interested. SUFFERER.
South Bridgton, Nov. 16, 1871.
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ON MARRFAGE.

Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABUSES, which interfere with MARRIAaE-
with sure means of relief for the Errng and gnfor-
tunate, Diseased and Debilitated. Address HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, No. .. s. Ninth St., Phadel-
pha, Pa. T- 10 9eaNu,
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AeC7atL Defeat .!
Bachelors Hair nve

This superb Hair Dive is the best in IN. world
fecty harmless reliable ana ms au aneous; no dis
apointment; no ridiculous tints or dsagreeabe odor
Inc genuine VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye prodnc-
Brown, leaves the hair clean soft. beautiful; does
not contain particle of lead or any Injurious COM
pound. Sold by all Druggists. 'on-
80, CO.. Factory, I6 BOND STREET, N. Y.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Gloucester-Ar 18th, barque Daring. Mcdonald,
Baltimore Tor Portland. -..-
New York-Ar 18th briss Matte B Russell York,
Guantanamo. Geo W Chase, Bacon, Galveston
Ar 10th, bargue Rachel, Norton. Philadelphia for
Bath with crew OF b,rqne p Lord.
Philaeelphia-Ar 18th, brig Minnie Miller, Leland,
Portland sch Hattie Ross, Uhick. do.
Fernandina-Ar 1ith, brig Poledo Dyer, I, ON
Havana.
Mobile-Cld 18th, barque H D Slower, PIERCE, for
Portland with 1850 bales cotton.
Aspinwall- I'd. brig b Brown. Baltimore
Barbadoes-Ar 18th, brig Mary DAVIS, I'm Pha-
Gelphia.
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M EN- OR ANDA.

Barque Henry Lord, Pinkbam. from Phla lei
phia OF and icr Portland. with coil, sank dur ng
the gale Of the nth of B,rnegat The crew We're
rescued and taken to New York by bardue Rachel,
Norton. from Philadelphia lor Bath. The II r L
registered 325 tons. built at Harpswell IN 1885,
wh-re she was owned, together with parties in Port
land But Few OF the owners were Insured.
Brig IL Kennedy tot Portaudl Dodge, from Ban
gor 10 Philadelphia with lumber was DRIVEN a, hore
is miles South OF Sandy Hook. during the gale an /
VIII be total loss Crew .ave.l. The vsse register
ed l76 tons. was built at Luhec in 1856 and newly
topped al this port in 1870.
Sch w ID b, OF Portland from Elizabethport Tor
Sac0 broke from anchors at the Pool 18th, and went
ashore on Stage Island, high aud dry Sh, has a
cargo OF c1al and may come off after di,eharsine
FUZZY insured in Wellfeet.
Barque Sarah Hobart which put hack to Cardiff
SOth nit. leaky, repaired and proc eded LIST inst
Brig Caroline Gray. or Rocklaud from New Or
leans Tor Providence is ashore Long Island, but
Is In good position 10 haul of
snip Amty. Baker, from Boston for Savannah,
came to anchor Marblebead 18th, and began to drag
soon alter owing to The storm. To prev,n gong
ashote her mats were cut away. Steamer Charles
reason went 10 her assistance aud will tow her to
Boston.
Barquc j II Bradley, of Bucksport, ir,m London
Tor Philadelphia beio reported sunk. was run into
10th ult by an English steamer STRIKING with ire
mendous orce and sinking immediately. All hands
went DOWN with the barque but soon after rose 10 the
surtace and all were saved, except two, by boat
from the steamer.
Brig NieIetta from Cardiff for Havana. got ashore
in Barnstable Bay, Eng, 18th ult and will pIobaby
be a total loss Cew saved.
Sch Addle r Simpson, rom New foik fer Els
worth. was towed to Providence 18th, with loss OF
anch rs sails spit, mainboom broken, &c.
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Dissolution.

THE copartnershp heretofore existing between
4 the undersigned, under the firm style OF WAL
DIXON q FAIh6kOTHEli, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, either party settles aud pays the II
ISAAC wALDRcN.
Nj. NJ FAIRBROTHER.
November 2, 1871
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RSTBC POTTS.


SAVANNAH-Ar nth, brig Jas DAVIS, Partridge.
Stockton.
NEW YoRK-Ar 18th, schs Abby Ingalls, Inp,u,
Mnsouash. NIB Dresden, Mitchell. and W n M,tos,
ell Cole. Shuee Ms; Union, Sawyer, Millhr;Jaa
frank Jameson. Robinson ami Allied keen Tu'
vinaihaven; don't, tnewl Haskell DO: NJ Acaa. IT.
Wbitmore, and Onward. Arey, Bangor; Sewau
FRS; ee do: Nellie Bell, Keen, Bath; } LinSssn
Gushing Harrington, Thomaston; w II Row Wy VIII.
mere Hyannls; Seud, Allen, - tor Phiadelnbis
ao hsG az 'tn, 6Ilgs Eta Tucker Tucker. PLia-
Georgetown for Pawtucket 'in'u' GRACE,
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An Authentic History

OF the War between Germany and France
with Biographies OF the principal actors therein Al
so an account Of the Civil war and Reign Of
Terror in Paris. Over 500 pages, and 100 Illus
trations. Sold only by subscription. ATWELL
Agent for Portland. au19eodI sN
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Per steamer Cuba. at New York

Liverpool Emit for ldg %. l. NJ Merritt Gikey for
Cardenas; HberDian, 81 Watts, for Portland; Val
ley Fol- ge, Emerson, for Tybee; Carrie r Long, Park
tor Havana. e ~ = ~
AR at Apj,er Sept II, Ella Munrce, Norcress Llv-
erp OIL for order. 90 Fr-fgar
Ar at Cadiz 2sth ult, Helen Rich, strout, New
York. s ss-fEul nAE
Sid tm Cronstadt 2sth nit. Montana. Mudgett, Bos-
ton; Path proieus, Herman, New York.
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Sept 7. off Cape Horn, ship Titan, Berry, from New
York ior San III ancisco
Sept 10, lat lin. Ion &c W, ship John Bryce, IRON
Liverpool for Callao. F.at FFH
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FIRST & ONLY MORTGAGE

ON IT'S ESTERE ROAD AND PROP.
EkTK FROM winnie VANCEBORD,
loesides Second Mortgage on the entre road and
equipments from Bangor to Vim, Sc miles. This
portion cost some so 100000, and the only lien there
on is mortgage to the city OF Bangor tor 600 OOC
: and. in addition thereto by FIRST ann
ONLY MO EsTGAeSE on
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MARI N e N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
' Thn rsslay, Nov. 10.

luursuuy, NOV. 10.
ARRIVED. ..--. al -
Steamer Carlotta, Colby. Halifax, Ms, with pas
sengers and mdse to John Porteous
brg Aiiaratta, (of Portlandl Wallace, Windsor, MS
for New York.
tons plaster to order ~
Sch arand Pre-, tBr) Mellanson, Bellevue, Ms
wood for market.
Sch Grand I,laud. Mcintyre. acknowledgements TO
A Morse s. 60. "
Sch Henry Whitney. Perkins, South Amboy for
Bangor. "
Sch Hannibal, Cox. Hoboken for Bangor
Sch Clark, Dix, HOookeu for Bango-.
Sch D Eddy. Hopkins. New York for Bangor.
Sch Thames, Robbins, Boston, to load tor CALAIS
Sch Sarah ill. Mclnness. Boston tor Orland.
Sch Sea Flower, Seayy, Deer Isle. -
Sch kenney. Wallace, Thomaston.
Sch Geo w Pierce, Prout, Southport
Sch nj Kennedy Pomroy. Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Fannie Micbell, Brown, Ellsworth Tor Boston
Sch Condon Snow, Bangor Tor Boston.
Sch David WATSON, Jones, Brooksve ior New
York. : -
Sch Jessie Benton. Sellers, Penobscot for Boston.
Sch st Leon, Perkins, Penobscot for Boston.
BELOW-A Br brig, with plaster bound 10 New
York, tput in with loss OF sails and spars)
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M arriage.
FOR SALE !.

TINE new two story French roof bou,s ina, fin.
Il ished on Cusbman ST.; house pined Tor .S Sebaoo
and all the modern improvements EnouiIe on he
premises or No 70 Emerys st, j. A. fENNEY.
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A ORRID AFFAIR-A most horrid affair
took place at the Summit (Ohio) county In
Urinary few days ago, the details of which
have just been made public One part of the
Infirmary is devoted to the insane, and here,
among the others, were two women, named
Ellen Boyd and Laura Lyon. The former
madness was of an unruly type, but the latter
was mild and inoffensive. They occupied ad-
joining cells. On last week Tuesday Ellen was
washing clothes in the yard, when Superin
tendent Ghnes, who was sitting in his office
near by, saw her give sudden toss of her
head and, breaking into an insane laugh, start
Tor the mad-house. Lying ne IT the wood pile
was common dull ak. This, as she passed
along, she picked up aud carried with her.
Suspoctng that some mischief was brewing.
Mr. G.ines quickly lett his desk and ran into
the yard by the time he bad got there Ellen
had returned TO her wash tub aud was busily
engaged washing the AK. She was LAUGHING
apparently, in great glee Haste ming with ali
possible speed to the apartment, Mr. Gliues
beheld a most horrible ana sickening sjght.
PROSTATE upon the floor, and weltering in her
blood, lay the unfortunate Laura Her>body
had been dragged about half way out of the
cell, and from two ga,hes in the ton of her
bead and one directly back of the ear gushed
streams OF blood. OF course the dangerous
woman, whose fieudish madness had promDted
the deed. was quickly seized and CLOSELY Sc
cured. Laura was attended promptly by skill
iul physicians, but nothing could be done to
so We her life w
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barque Is reported ashore S OF the Cape but the
report is believed to be a hoax.

The new schr Charles Sawyer, now lying at widg-
erys wharf, was built az Brunswick by Master Root
Given whose reputation fist elias. builder 10 well
established. The Chas sawyer registers about ITO
tons, told measurel and is owned by the builder,
Chas Sawyer and Jerlan & Co, OF Portland,
is 10 command her. She is loading tor Baltimore.
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COpartnershin.

1NHE undersigned have this da7 formed copart-
Il nsrship. under the name OF A. r. wALDkON
& SON, and will continue the business at The old
stand with good stock OF ~ Ovisions, veget 4.
bios nnd Counfry Produce. Bel, Mutton
Pork, Lard, Cured Hams, tounrv, Butter, Eggs
Beans Pickles, Sc. Also, Choice Family Groceries.
's A. p. wALDR0N s. SON.
No. 425 CONGRESS ST.,
Novem0erJ ., 1911. % Portland.
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state News.
ANpRoscocGrN COUNTY,

We learn from the Journal that the agsre-
gate shipment of shoes from Auburn and Lew
iston stations the past week have been AIT
cases TO 745 cases for the preceding week. The
receipts of leather have been 4S,870 Mounds
to 52,420 pounds for the preceding week.
The journal says first class turkeys sell in
Lewis on at IA 16c, chickens - lie. geese
ard ducks IA a 16c, fowl 10 a 12c. Provision
dealers decline to contract ahead for first class
turkeys at over 12c per ID. The live stocks are
very large. Last year, it will be remembered, !
SPECTATORS in chickens and turkeys GOT yery
badly bitten in the Boston market-many Of
them having to stand in the street by Faneuil
Hall market and peadle turkeys that cost the m
zoe for - 15c. This year the runners through
Maine for the Boston market are rather more
shy-remembering that turkeys sold on
thew did in Boston. rD
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AR at Point de Gale prev to list insf ship Alaska.
Humphrey, SbielaE tior Calcutta to load Tor United
STATES
Sid tm Leghorn 2sth ut, bardues Helena, Potter,
and Meguntlcook, Hemingway, Boston; McGvery,
Field, New York.
Cid at Cardiff 30th ult. ship Rchd MclIanus, Fos-
ter, Martinique.
Emit out soth, ship Scotia, Drnmmond, for Yoko-
hama.
Sid i'm Ponarth 2sth ult. ships Detroit, Newton,
and 5 blanchard. Meady. Rio Janeiro
Sid i'm Queenstown I'd inst, bare ue sarcho Panza,
Wiley, Philadelphia.
Ar at Calao Oct g. ship Matilda, Blake, San Fran
cisco. - -rr...--. Il
SID Oct 49, ships Peru, Loring for Gu ,nape; 2ist,
Benz Bangs, Batchelder, do.
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ID OHnne Securities
BONDS I.
- ~
- OF THE
EUROPEAN AND
NORTH AMERICAN
RAILWAY co.

fNHE e. & N. A. RAILWAY is completed from
Il Bangor, Maine, TO St. John. New Brunswick
distance OF 2c2 miles,-with the exception of SO
mile between Winn. Me-. and the boundary line OF
the State at Vanceb9ro' On this portion The track
is now being la d, both from VIM eastward and
from Vaneeboro' acest,oard. and the work will be
completed aud trains running from Bangor to St.
John in September next.
Tbs road will then be lIf+
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Patents have been issued this week to the
following citizens of Maine: David F.rrest of
Eastport, assignor to himself and A. III. Bibber
tor hemmer for sewing machines; Thomas d.
Gnrrier OF Waldoboro; tea and coffee pot stand;
chuck
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WALDO COUNTY.

The Supreme Judicial Court which has been
in session at Belfast for three weeks, adjourn
cd, finally, on Friday In the contested will
case of VIrum B. Paul VS.. lido X Paul, the
jury returned verdict for the defendant, thus
sustaining the validity of the will. The case
of Eastman and wife, OF Freedom, indicted for
manslaughter in starving woman to death,
did not come to trial.
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VINCENT CoLyER's SToRY.-A Washington
l special to the Boston Advertiser says that
Vincent Colyer addressed an audience in that
| city Wednesday evening, giving an account of
his recent visit to Arizona and his experience
| among the Apaches in that Territory. He
lately passed over the Prescott and Wicken-
burg stage route and through the Kirk land
Valley, in which young Loring of Boston was
killed, and detailed at considerable length his
views in relation TO that affair. He comedies
! that the murder was probably done by Apache
Mojaves, who are very numerous in Kirkland
Valley. At the time Mr.. Colyer passed the
tribe were greatly incensed over the unproyok-
| ed murder of one Of their number at rancho
in the upper part Of the valley, by party of
l three plundering white men who killed the
| Indian in order to rob him of his Henry rifle
| %na the stage which brought Colyer- do "a
brought also the women and children fleeing
| from the threatened revenge of the Indians
| large party of the Apaches while passing up
| the valley, we're fred upon by the whites, and
from these affairs has grown the bitter ho.tili-
| ty which avenged itself in the attack on the
stage and the murder of Loring and his fellow
| travellers. Before the news of the tragedy
| was received, Mr.. Colyer had laid the facts of
the previous difficulty before the President,
| who expressed the most positive desire that
Vie udIduuluR anu disturbing whites should be
pursued aud punished. The greater part of
| the Apache Mojaves, to whom the band who
| assaulted the Prescott stage belong, are now
| on reservation near Verdi, aud the Others
will be transferred thither in the spring. Mr..
Colyer explained and answered the charges
| which have been made by his opponents rela-
tive to his course while in Arizona, denying
that he had "foated" the Indian reservations
over the best lands in the Territory, or that he
had driven the miners seeking water from
Camp Grant. There are less than twenty
ranches on all the lands selected for ressrva-
tions, to none of which the owners had legal
title from the government, aud the party who
reported themselves seeking water to Camp
Grant were band of 175 armed whites, Next
cans and Papogs Indians from Tucson, on the
way to repeat the massacre of April, 1871
Nearly one halt of the eight thousand Apaches
in Arizona are now on the three reservations
lately assigned them. and it expects that the
greater part of the remainder will be CO. Tsed
during the ensuing winter. Superintendent
Pope telegraphed from Santa Ee day that
Cochise, the head chief OF the Apaches, has
not left the Canada Alamoso reservation as re.
ported, and that all is quiet in that vicinity
Mr.. Colyers audience numbered about ffty
and included no officials of prominence.
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Cid 15tp. sbirs Sea serpent yVh,,o O. ,----,---.
r~celsor pendleton Itvern6oi. ri ian rIdhclscoi
- OTIoons. bcic Lizzie ZttiIoseDS n' hoInson,
~. r Mel elan Far Barbadoesi 81 HIIsInDnIg'
80, - Ros.op " iio' sii'h'
hi p,iR,iInGFPoRT-Ar 18th. sch John somes H.,,b
Co.. Garland Lindsey New York s' A'
20 Stnp ~ i1,H Ar 18th sch Pacific CHM pocl1ond
NGM I0NDoN-Ar 18th scbs Kate ,;rant siran,
So, :" g. El;zaietlnort: Gen Hall Made PaStisnd
% vi 10 sseorce ~ I'm NV HarrIs n bosan
~, , y Nv III ~
o1 p,,nv1mTx1cp A. 1atb vonc1esf Carter I'm
pd,, a,.nIt Wbitmars arc CoIGsn Ruiz
tsp ,.tt IFmroI,, HocSiard
Uaials; cnarne ODD ;n s,;mDSn Nc,v
YORK n, E sns ;,uI ne III, vyo Calis ,,itb
lCss nj hoat i ~ rIa I'M, "i Ia >, I,ar ~
CID ii,b hr1 pitt ", uech ~ VI NJ york. ..b
Emily 8 tnp, Er "n'aaNes. 1ou, w. Ne" ioN' ~"
BKIS FOL- AZ isp ps13 TOT anu. xvh,,,.rora
NewpCrt to load t,r se8 v Josepn'he' "n'''e"O'0'
NEWPOR'T~Ar liz Ne" fork: ,, ,,,.,,.
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SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE
GOLD COIN, o.

Free from U. s. T0G0ti0n.
Coupons payable March and September !, in New
York. Bonds registered if desired, Coupons made
paySS,e tEG each in London, Engan it preferred
NksNG FuND-Ailp proceeds OF sales OF land
as well as OF timber and other products therefrom
are by the Trustees to be invested in these Bonds il
they can be bought at oar or less; otherwise in
United States, State or Municipal Securities. And
on July l, 1872 and annually thereafter until these
Bonds become due or are all paid. the E. & N. A.
Railway 20. is bound to pay to the Trustees sum
OF money equal to one per cent. of the amount OF
Bonds outstanding. Such amounts, and all I'M crest
received on securities belonging to the Sinking
Fund are to be invested as above stated. and these
aecumulatioDs are solely for the purpose of addition
ally providing for the redemption OF these Bonds
The Sinking Fund cono.itates third great element
OF securing and strength, and adds TO the safety of
these Bonds ~
The Trustees are Hon. HANNIBAL HAMLIN, of
Bangor, Me-, and j. EDGAR THOMSON, ESQ.,,
OF PHILADELPHIA, Pa. it.a fl-U ~
The Trustees are authorized to receive the Bonds
at Far and Accrued Interest IN payment for
any OF the lands at their appraised value.
These very desirable securities Tor sale at
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Do''ou transcript thus alludes to the
attempt OF few Republicans to organize an
opposition to the re- nomination of President
Grant:
The disgrunt'ed section of the Republicans
not only proposes to select the Presidential
nominee of the dominant party, but it is low
ingly coyipg with the Democrats for the op.
portunity of selecting their candidate. Will
not one party suffice for the lnordlnate amb-
ton Of these gentlemen? Good fortune is
hardly ever found between two stools. An
"adamantine" Democrat is not composed of
very plastic msterial,and nothing but miracle
could convert him into conservative Repub-
lcan. Yet the effort is making to establish
political cODglomsrste, comprised in equal
parts of Conservative Republicanism and
Democratic Constitutona-Kn When
a Mt representative OF such political opposites
can oe found, and party consoiid ated to sun
est IND, politicians will all have grown hon
The soaahm many become mere tradition, and
section of I'M, tne most prosperous and cultivated
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

A Farmers aud Mechanics Club has neen
organized at Chesterville under flOnrishipe
auspices. President. John W. Lothrop; Sec
rot Inv Thnmas L Whealar NF' -