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The Portland daily press., 1871-05-01
MACHIAs MAINE
MACHIAS, MAINE
U. 8. CUSTOM HOUSE AND Posr Or
O69ce Of .0uoerinfenfeof Ma no


CD7ce or Superintendent, May 1, 1871.
OEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut this
- ofhce until " o'clock M, 18th day OF May 1871,
LOT the erection OF U. s. Custom House and Post
ON, building, at Machias, Maine, In accordance
with plans and Specifications at this Office copies OF
which and standard samples OF granite work can he
seen en- application TO the Superintendent az the
office Of the Collector of Customs, Machias Maine:
=. ID. Cochrane. Superintendent OF U. s. Custom
PASSPORT, Ne.
The door pieces, sill. and steps, window sills, key
stones and cornics to lie OF No. hammsring; the
sample.
Three proposals will be made
LIST. For the erection OF the building eutire accord
ing to the plans and specifications. 80
~ For the erection of The building with exterior
walls laced with the best selected hard burned fac
ing brick above the water table, II
The architrave and cornice, door pieces window
sls and plain Key stone to each window will be Of
sranhe as required by the plans and specifications.
3D. For the erection OF the building, the exterior
walls including the arehitraye to be laced With best
selected hard burnt facing brick above the water
table, steps, door pieces, wnaov ss. keystoues and
chimney caps TO be OF dressed granite AZ before dss
cfibsd The cornice to be OF No. IS galvanized iron
OF the same design and the cutters, fushings, etc
to be Of the best quality 1. c. charcoal tim
All BIDS will be accompanied by the Bond Of two
Dollars $56OO) that the bidder will aecest and nsr.
ferm the contract II awarded to him The bond 10 be
approved by the U. y. District Judge or u. s. Dis.
Blank forms &c T proposals and bond can lie obtain
ed on application at this ocs or 10 The ofees above
named. 1870
The Dspa tment reserves the right to reject auy or
all bids II deemed tor the Interest OF the government
to do so, and no bid VIII CHI does not INFORM in ali
respects to the requirements OF this advsi
will be considered.
Payments will be made monthly ON the estimates
OF the Supetintend6nt ten (10) per cent being re- .
tanned until the completion OF the contract.
Bidders will state the time REQUIRED 10 comnlets
the work, and will submit sample Of the granite
they propose to furnish.
Proposals should be enclosed In a sealed envelope
endorsed Proposals Tor U. S. Custom House and
Post ONCE. Machias, Me-" and addressed ts The
Superintendent, j. LOwELL NASH,
my1to15 at Machias. Maine
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-01

Tue NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. 1t
must grieve the Democracy to reflect how
much lime and strength they have wasted in
premature lejoicings over delusve triumph
in New liamphirc. l, will be seen from the
following statement printed by the Concord
statesman that a Republican Governor viii
be elected alter all:
On every side we hear the question What
will be the leliiye strength OF parties in our
next House Of Representatives? 1t is Time
it were answered definitely. The Statesman
is the onl, journal in the State that has re-
tlnns from town clerks giving lhIs iniol ma
ton. tihe Discrepancies in the count arise
from tue Tact that other papers, taking the
Information in the circulars sent out from and
return Il TO this Office, have manipulated GER
tain names, from hearsay evidence, in O, der
to figure out certain results. From returns
received nom town clerks, NOT in our pos.
session, We make the following summary,
which ma, be relied upon: The whole num-
Der OF Representatives purporting to be elect
ed is 329. republicans, 1cG. Democrats and
Labor lteforners, 163. Republican majority
over all, 3. at least four of those who arc
declared elected have, we believe, DO right to
seats in the Legislature. All Of these four are
c'asscd as Democrats. The Senate stands
five Republicans and five Democrats, with
two vacances.
Thus il will be seen that, unless some Re
publicans elected are removed by death, or
cell out after the fashion OF the Infamous Win.
ans, our patty will control the organization
OF the Legislature, and elect James Pike.
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DAILY PRESS.
PORTLAND.
MONDAY MAY, 1, 1871.
Rapid Progress Of Maine Railroads.
PORTLAND

Rapid Progress Of Maine Railroads.
AT The date of the last report. of the Rail
road Commissioners there were almost seven
bundled miles of railroad in this Stale 20
miles OF which were opened in the year lo'o'
The Commissioners reported at the same '''i''
that 1S6 miles Of new road we've ulder con-
st~ucton
The latest reports show that, with the pro-
baLle exception of the Somerset road, winch
seems in a condition OF almost hopeless diff
emily. all This unfinished road will be complet.
I'd before winter. -#Yr
The Portland & Rochester promises TO
reach its Western terminus by the middle of
Juue-earlier by some weeks than was antic.
ipa.cd last year. 1t is confidently expected
that lis connections with Nashua and Con-
cod, Giving Maine and the maritime provn.
Z ces new and short route to New York and
to tue West, will! soon be completed.
The Portland and Ogdensburg will reach
Fryebuts and Conway in July-adding TWEEN
ty mites more 10 the aggregate OF Names
railroad mileage, ard prosneclively adding
millions OF dollars TO The wealth of The State.
The Knox and Lincoln, which has cost SO
heavily and is worth all it cost, promises to
run lesnlar trains from Bath to Rockand be-
fore The End of The summer.
The gap of So miles between Mattawam-
keis andlbe New Brunswick border, on the
European and North American Railroad, is
being rapidly filed. In The early autumn it
is hoped that a connection will be made with
the road which is alleady completed lin New
Brunswick from the horde, right through tc
the shores Of the Gull of st. Lawrence. i
the contractors on the Intercolonial road fin
Ing their line between Truro and Annie a 81
according to their agreement, on the first o
November any one who peases may take TIT
cars al San Francisco and travel all the way
to Halifax by rail.
u Tae Maine Central extension from Dan
vile Junction to Cumberland is also to be
completed this season, distance of eighteen
miles, 80 s,-s.a r-a
All these lines being completed, Maine will
have not far from niue hundred miles of rail
road. For the additions necessary TO maxi
up the round number of Thousand miles W.
shall not have long 10 wait. Bangor only tn
other day voted $4,000 mile to aid in tn
extension of the Bangor & Piscataquis roa
10 MeosrEead Take and in the building of
new road 10 a harbor at Winlerporl. Tn
Northern AiOostook and two or three othe
lines OF minor importance will now be pushe,
forward with al practicable speed, while til
Portland aDdOxford Central will continu.
We suppose. as it has for years, to creep slow
llytowards the Andloscoggin.
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VEGETJNE
Try it,.

Try il.
1t is amusng that the feeble should t0tter with
uncertain steps, the face ofhe;earth, in danger
every day of falling victims to the morbid influences
by which we are all surrounded, when tested and
proven vegetable tonic capable Of endowing them
with the vigor they need is proeurable in every city
town and settlement. 1t might reasonably be
thought Tint after the twelve years experience which
the world has had OF Hostettei's Bitters all would
know that Its effect is 10 prevent disease.
At certain seasons tho atmosphere is surchanged
with the seeds OF intermitens, .emittents iheuma-
tism, pulmon ary disorders, bilious complaints and
the like. Persons whose nervous systems are relax.
ed are the first to succomb 10 these distempers
Brace up the physics energies then with this 20.
tential vegetable tonic. 1t is the most powerful re-
cuperant which the botanic Kingdom has ever yield
ed to patient research and experiment. Try it. The
blndest discipline OF the old medical dosmas will
at least admit that tonic and Alternative compound
ed Of approved herbs roots ana banks do no harm
while the testimony OF thousands invites trial Of III
| virtues. =-... .s 3 go --..-
\isor is the thing most needed in these cases a.
well in dyspepsia and affections and Hos
letters Btters is the Safest st and most whole
some strengthening preparation that hun skii
has yet cOncocted.
Hundreds OF physicians have abandoned all tn.
of1cinal receipts and prescribed this harmless tomb
preventive and Tor all cases OF chills II
fever. Aattf ..
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

GALvESTON-Ar 10th, barlue Caroline Lemont.
AT 2ist. ship Enoeh Talbot. Talbot. Newport, E.
JACksONViLLE-Ar2 lth, sch e Gates, Free
FERNxNDiNA-Ar2 Pod, sch Carrie Walker, Nc,
Farland. Rockport.
Cid 22d. brig Guiding Star, Freethy, Matanzas.
sAVANNAh-Cld2 9th, sch Benz Reed, Gregory.
,BALTIM0RE-O.d 2sth, sch Ann Eliza, Sawyer,
Frankfort.
Ar 9Th. sch Maggie D Marston, Marston, Matan-
Cid 9th. briggs Mary Rice, Pratt, for Rio Janeiro;
w Sawyer, Pinkham. Boston.
PHiLADELPHIA-Cld 9th, brig Ellen Bernard.
Sid i'm Delaware Breakwater 2sth, barque H
s. NEW IIs M,ass
Yankee Blade Gco@Ss .sh sasah r Beer
man. PASSPORT for Philadelphia Mary rs'eIson M ans
SpaTte, Wood, Calais; larry Not haske IKE n mo.e
'1S snt i. n5:dfoEa NssS csol sandy
O. ant. Machias; Reno Kelley, DO; FRANCES ,s Ellen,
Warren whiting M.,n ,ae Spruce Head larry Not
Wass Addison; Isabella Jewett. Mitchell. Dix IsPd
Cook and K0meT X
Sayen: Adriana, Dunton, Gardiner; Bengal, Ken
nsdy; Am Chief, Snow; Celeste, Hall; Nile, Hall;
Davis; willie Perry. 0xton; Lewis, Everett
Leach, Pendleton; Light Boat, Wood; Herald, HALL
MASSACHUSETTS,, kennlst0n; Commerce, TOrrey; II l.
Gregory, Tkorndike; Sarah, Kenniston: George w
Glover, Mayo; Planet. Pratt; r Bullwink'e. French;
Eastern Belle, KilbOrn, and Porto Rico, Wentworth
Rockland; VIM Spofford Hawkins, Roekport; De-
borah Jones Baker; Tookolits, Reed; NJ SewaI
Frisbee; Geo KLborn, Stanley, and Sarah Louise
SWEET. Portland; Jameson, Jameson, Provi-
dence.
Ar 27tb brig Ida l. Ray Bradford, from Boston Tor
richmond; sch M Frye, Pendleton, Pone; Maria
Roxana, Palmer, Baltimore for Boston.
Cid 2sth barque W Grffiths, Drummond Ma
tanzss; briggs Castillian, Richards, Ponce Alice Lea
Foster, Trinidad; schs Victor Mahoney, Para; VIM
Deming. Cook St John. PR: Daylight, McFadden
BaracOa; FrankiiS, Clark, IndianOla.
Passed through He'll Gate 9th, sch Florida, Jones'
Maryland for Portland.
EAST GREENwICH-Ar 9th, sch Benny Ives,
Curtis. Ellsworth.
PAWTUCKET-Ar 9th, sch Avon, Park, Calais.
NEWPORT-Ar 9Th sch Astoria, Pinkham, New
EDGARTOWN-Ar 96th, schs Thomas Hix Hall
Rondeut for Boston; Webster Kelley Haskell. New
Haven for CALAIS; Ida May, Drisko, Georgetown for
Pembroke.
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 2eh. sch Viola. Hall. Alex.
andria for Boston, with lcss OF maintopmastl; Sew
enty-Sx, Teel James River for st George; j Wal
lace Thompson, Wareham Tor Bristol; The star
(Br) Sadler, Fall River Tor Portland.
Ar 2sth, brig Mechanic. Dyer, i'm Philadelphi for
Portland.
BOSTON-Ar 9sth, schs Nile, Oliver. and Ossan Il
Dodge, Hnkley, Bath; Orion, Oliver do.
Cid 2Sth barQues Western Sea. Harding, Barba.
does; 4 Cochrane, Swasey, Cardenas.
Ar 29th, sch " Allen, Carter, Dennysville.
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COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISTRICT or PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH,
Falkland MAJ

Office 10 hereby given that sealed proposals, &C.
~ companied BY proper guarantees, according to
forms to be furnished ON application to this office,
will be received there, until u O'Clock meridian.
nrst Iuesaay IN June next oI ine suppy o. 'ns
subsistence, ETC., enumerated In said forms. The
quantities stated estimated with reference to the
usual number OF patients in this hospital but the
United States the right TO take or less
OF said articles, and TO substitute one article tor
another as the exigenses of the service nav re-
aure h the articles delivered at the hospital are
not. in the judgment OF the surgeon In charge of
the best quality, and adapted to the hospital be will
be at liberty to reject the same, to purchase other
articles in their stead and to charge the Contractor
with any excess In the cost over the contract prices
Inc united States reserve the right to accept the
specified.
may1-1awG0ds
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For Moth Patches, Freckles, an
SPECIAL NOTICE.

N. b. Mrs. Bibber, the blind Clarvoyant. wou,d
thank the people Of Portland Tor their patronage
and desires all who wish to avail themselves Of her
treatment, to call at their earliest convenience Her
examinations are free and her medicines reasopabIe
AS Mrs. Bbber is 50 occupied she has been Obliged
TO limit her hours from 10 a. M to p. m. Bv
special request she will remain here till the ,;a,.
OF May. Rooms, No. Brown Street. oY,n1,n
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-01
CITY OF

pROPCSALS will be received by the undersigned
until wednesday May 10Th, at O'clock p. M,
tor furnishing the city with Five Hundred Thousand
osoc 0o) more or less, good, sound, straight hard
burned Bricks for sidewalks, to be delivered in
such quantities through the season, at such times
and such places as may be designated bJ ths Street
bids. 'fEE II7F Tn : =" ! -
The Committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. =
Bidders are invited 10 be present at the Alder
mems Room, City Hail. at the above mentioned time,
when the bids will be opened.
EBEN COREY,
Chairman Committee on Streets, Sidewalks and
Bridges. ~ ~ ~
Portland, April 20, 1871. myltd
0-Argus and Advertiser copy. T'TT
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-01

DEATH OF JAMES M. MAsON.-James Murray
Mason died at his residence at Claren., near
Alexandria, Va, at 10 o'clock Friday night.
For some time his health has been failing and
within the last month he lost his eycsisbt. He
died of general debility, the nervous system
being generally deranged. He was uncOn.
scleus for a day or two and died peaceably.
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- tate News.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY

Post Knox g. A. r., at its late Fair at lie ".
iston melted $10S2 ~, as we learn from tile
Lewiston journal. ~ :
ln the Supreme judicial Court for Andres
cocsin County Patrick Wilkinson has recover
ed ctof SIG 76 against l.. W. Woodbury.
late superintendent OF the Reform School, for
| alleged false Imprisonment in that iustitutioL
We have been informed that the case will 90
| up TO the full court
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
TIE Brunswick Telegraph, The public alton
OF which has been suspended fDr three weeks
| 10 const quepce of extensive repairs in the Of
nee, again makes its appearance. Tennay got
tired OF being idle and loating, and, as the ear
penteis and others got through 30 that he could
60 to work last Thursday, lie pulled off his
coat and issued half sheet next day filled TO
tho brm with record OF all that had taken
place in Brunswick Tor four weeks
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
The kennebec journal says on Wednesday
last, while MIR. James Speer OF West Gardiner.
was engaged at work ia his field blowing, he
sent boy short distance TO his home for a
larger pi0w. The boy was abse mt about tel
minutes, and on his return he found MIR Sneer
,ead. The cause of his death was probably
heart disease. '
Miss Mary Hunt of Benton. snbm; tied to .
surgical operation for the removal of an ovari-
an tumor from the bowels, at Augusta. on
wednesday. ard died ON Friday, as we learn
from the Journal.
PIsCATAQUIs COUNTY.
tFrom our Correspondent
Clarendon Ryan of Parkman. was kicked
into state of Obliviousness by vicious horse.
receiving several severe Commissions, on the q III
ult.
Snow fell on the morning of the 2Sth ult
but was followed by rain which dissolved It in
a few hours.
Thomas Whitney of Abbot has bought the
old True farm-the best in Parkman-and
moved on to it.
The f. w. l;aptists OF Abbot have appoint
ed an antiquarian supper, the proceeds to tuy
"A music machine for the church. S.
\, The Bangor Wing says daughter of Mr.
Mltl Robbins of Milo, about rs years Of age
was oadiy burnt, on Thursday night, by the
oHp ..,h OF e can of powder She was putting
n''ie under the lining of the stove oven from
c. III containing three quarters of a poupd
nn ,mo purpose OF clearing it out which is a
GI 'nn practice, when tho whole exnloded
ncr. i"'e III u horrid man
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Calais taxes dogs So head.
The City Council of Colai. bas
der instructing the Mayor tn , p'eu I'm IN Or
Whidden, esq and request him :" nan VI y; IL.
the city the sum o! $1285 A. with mi, ,e. frr y"
The lime he received IL to the present lin. I'm
il he refuses or neglects to do SO, that the CT
Solicitor be instructed to commence an actio;y,
for the recovery of the same.
YORK COUNTY.
j. Marshall Hanker, % teacher of classics.
&c in Parsonsfield Seminary. has received
nm appointment as Instructor in the Abbott
Family School at Pennington.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-01

In vassalboro. April 16, Edw. W. Lancaster, oil
Albion, and Lucinda Il. J. York, Of ".
In Burnham, April II, Seward q. R0undy, OF B..
and Eliza b. Whitaker, OF u.
In Guilford, April Z, Oliver Farnham, Of g., and
Abbie ID. Savage. OF Augusta. ~
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-01
DRPARTURE OF OCEAN sTEAMEss
PORT OF PORTLAND.

- Saturday, April ~.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dirigo johnson, New York = mdse to
Henry Fox.
Sch Speaker. Matthews, Bangor for Boston.
Sch Amazon, Freeport Tor Botson.
CLEARED.
Steamship Scandinavian, (Br) Balantine, Liver
pool-H q A Allan.
Steamer Carlotts. Colby, Halifax, NS-John Por-
teOus.
Stesmer Linda. Sulis, Yarmouth, Ns-John Por-
te0us.
Brig G Redman, Rsdman, Cardenas-Phinney g.
jackson.
Sch Sarah, Landrey, Pictou, Ms.
sunday, April 30.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Brooks, Liscomb, Boston.
Sch Gen Howard MarsOn, Gardiner for New York
Sch Arboreer, Clark, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Utica, Thorndike, Kockland,- Lime to Q A B
Morse & Co.
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Butler & Rec

Claim to have the Rest Rubber Bear. m.do l..
the United States, which they sell as low as ON
kind OF Rubbe Boot be purchased in thiS oi.,,
dc1sne0dti II MarLesS~,
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aby agency, with agents VINO pate - T.; IT.
or less connection with persons epgaged IN we
traffic in violation of law, by purchasing Oh
them or otherwise or from persons III Tue ~.
teract of son,a one DESTROYS of an appointment
to the agency. There are some exceptions
who have Voluntarily or upon inquiry made
statements all of which were mere matters of
snsniciop. concerning which the committee
were unable to learn anything reliab!c.'
News by I.aiest Muiis.
John Taggart of the Philadelphia Sunday
Tim. s. has been fl ned $1OO and costs for a libel
on Manager Fox, of the Variety Theatre. His
son Henry was fined $4,000 aud cost. Letters
from the prosecution, which were submitted in
the case, mitigated the sentence.
The nail manufacturers of Eastern Penusyl-
vania and New Jersey have advanced their
prices TO AIS per keg, and resolve rot TO sell
to Wholesale dealers who sell under the Ass0
citation rates.
Thomas Boyle, bell ringer at the Philadelphia
navy yard, died on Friday, aged 70 He leaves
$4,000.
Cogsswell, the pretended newspaper cores
| pondent who has been operating at Lowell,
lately, forfeited his bail on Saturday. His OPP
erations have been quite extensive and large
number of firms have been swindled by Coggs-
well to a greater or less extent.
Mr.. Avery ID. Putnam, who was so brutally
assaulted in street car in New York on We'd
nesday, died on Friday. Foster, his murderer,
has been identified and locked up. Mr. Put.
nam made an ante-mOrtem statement of the
occurrence.
An army hospital steward has been dishona
bly, discharged for sending money to purchase
counterfeit national bank notes.
Commander Charles III. Cushman of Maine
| is detached from the bureau of equipment and
recruiting from May 31st, and ordered to com
mand the Wachusett, preparing for seivice al
New York.
James Millions carpenter shop in Baltimore
was burned Friday night, and Milton, in the
| attempt to save some of the contents persisted
in the flames. . f-..a ...-
The ten-hour bill, amended so as to apply
only to minors under IS. has passed the Massa
chusetts House, 13i to 49,
The dalrymen Of ST. Louis have formed al
association to resist the enforcement by tn
Board of Health of the regulations recent,
adopted, requiring them to furnish samples u
their milk fer anlysis previous to its being sold
and requiring them to keep their stables in
sanitary condition and cease feeding distiller!
slops. -i1.
Commander S. s. Quackenbush is ordere,
to the Norfolk navy yard as inspector Of sup
plies; Lisut Commander Charles w. Kennc
dy, Lieuts. Murray s. Day and Rufus Water
man, and Master Edward w. Renney to dut
in the coast survey. Chief engineer James "
Thompson to the Philadelphia navy yard
Master Frederick Ii. Paine has been ordered I
| to Wachusctt,
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PASSENGERS.

In the Scandinavian, for Liverpool-Mrs Howard,
of Portland, G Snson, Mr. Ruel, wife and two chill.
dren, David MAR and wife, Geo H Bertram and wife,
Mr. Bridges. Miss Bridges, j Ellison and wife.
Mr. Murry, Mrs Henneker and child, Miss RideOut,
Mrs Banks. d A Smith and wife. Mr. and Mrs Boul-
ton. Capt Carter, JAS Ogilvis, w kcMasters, Mrs
Newman, Miss Caverhil Anderson and wife, W
Hart, Mr. Fletcher, MIR Briggs, and 81 others.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-01

IHE SEIZURE OF THE SCHOONER LILLIAS.-
A Stockton correspondent writes us with ref
erence TO the seizure of the schr. Liilias, of
Stockton, at Sagua, which was mentioned in
cur dispatches a day or two since. Captain
Griffin of the Iilias, in a letter dated the 10th
Instant, gives the following account of his i'm
prisonment and the detention OF his vessel
He cleared at the Custom House at Sagua for
Baltimore ON the 81 INST, and being engaged
in arranging his business on shore until late,
arrived on board about z. NJ, intending to
sail next morning. During tho night he was
awakened by noise, and upon arousing found
negro trying to conceal himself on hoard
who rapidly retrested on shore. Subsequent
ly the mate was aroused by another would be
stowawsy who was also driven ashore. Next
morning, Capt Griffin, fearing that some per-
son might be secreted, reported the circun.-
stances to the chief clerk of the Eouso that
loaded the vessel and invited search His
proposal was accepted, and sure enough, dow II
in the hold among the cargo, a young dark y
was found secreted. Capt Griffin was thank
ed for his prompt information and assistance,
and prepared to sail, waiting only for bis pilot,
when to his surprise, the vessel was boarded
by a number of Spanish officers with a war
rant tor his arrest. Capt Griffin was tnereup-
on lodged IN prison, where he remained at last
advces. The truth and veracity OF Capt. Grit
fin are youcbed for by our correspondent, and
1t would certainly seem that measures should
DO promptly adopted by the U. s. authorities
to redress this wrong and prevent similar out
RACES upon commerce which has bnt little
protection at best. The picking up Of the End
officer in an open boat is not explained by our
BUnQOr Who .f
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DIR. ]. m. STROUT

azsmrs wishes to say to his patrons that he ba 8
kE1R just returned from his southern fri n
uYR% with health greatly improved and IL
ALJ now ready to walt on them at his OIL
nee, Mo- eCiapps Diock. ap25sn1w
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good home Tor a fine healthy male infant Anr
one wi.hihg to adopt one. will please cail nnny
EMEkY HOWELL, Provision Dealer, Market
Square, or address 81, box 1886, Post once Pnrs
land, Me. an2asnJa. Toft-
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DIED.

In this city, April 81, Mrs. Elizabeth. wife Of John
Rose, aged s. years.
In Westbrook, April Goth inst, Lydia wife Of Josiah
Winsow, aged II years.
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, ut O'clock. at
friends Meeting House, Deerng.
In FreepOrt, April 16, Isaac Mann, aged 46 years
monthg-son of Isaac L. and Betsey Mann. b essed
are the dead which die in the Lord.
La Minot. April 25 Frederick Bartlett, M. D., aged
IS years months.
In Poland, March 10 Mrs d. Abbie wife Of Leon
ard Littlefeid, aged SO years.
In Belgrade, April 1, Mr.. Nathaniel Guprill. aged
81 years months
In Franklin, April "a, Miss Lizzie W. French, aged
Fl years. -.
In Biddeford, April 4, Capt. George Pike, aged "a
years months.
In Lewiston. April g. Mrs. John Bubier. aged So
wears
In Brownfeld, April %, OF paralysis, Mr.. David
Fogg, ag ed "a years and months.