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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
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through agents the pmP, and atO payment the ray
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Surely such fac, this itself the consideration Of
all prudent people Mr. FORBUsH took roauOn which almost every
able cost family may be
secured 'gAnst want death disability from accident
The TAveers Insurance Company" speculative enterprise
It has been existence operations have been always
conducted with saeh high regard honor and obligations aud VIII
much prudence and economy Wha that It's name has become
bod word ard ts financial standing Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN THE RIGHT SPOT
viii begin the publication Of aev literary weekly paper to be called
a, the CITY Of Washington March H. 1871. .,.
handsome folio DeEspspe. p columns printed heE ps WIN
Be Orgus an artn BY the 'uss observers and most
NOT a PtFSS yoR THE Parry rosIE. ..u,,,..
SS: sdsPs S the men o % s 81 aedea and always
seeking quaint the Individual and the literary aspects Of
'"''' THt ORo,y OF BErrEE PorUAcE f..
press ths latest pqble and local items ,o.., and
ps RSei he Nations. Gspiai tie sosiy o
keen and t;eneh1t elo9enes ron n2 sS @
The hour. and h bai an poems Daring The eT TEE OArI1L
United nolg the ncrsses and inpufeeiou Of Tie
THs PaivaTs cI1r4ss RnrorTEs At
.i r ss al I s ,a osys1' SUBSCRIPTIONS
TnE OgTcs OF THs CaPrrAr,
Washington. D. c.
An EXTENDED POPULARITY. -" Browns
BHOscHaL TROcHEs" before public
Each rear localities vadou' parts Of the
world The Trocb pronounced universally superior all other
articles purposes relieving Coughs Colds, and
Throat Diseases the Troches have been rrorsd relsble
SCHENCK's Mandrake PILLS
are prepared only By
end sold Will sale AND retail at his Principal O6os
No Is NORTH SI1rH-SI. PHILADELPHIA
and BY Druggists everywhere
Price IS cents per boz. "
SToP THIEF "A young man, about % or %
Of calling customers and through various repre-
ntatons unE tie immediate payment their milk bills They
hereby csuOBf against this swnde and requested not to pay any %
through the usual course fy aoaS reward Wi ne gwen or
300 RsH Twenty-seyenthst
JAS. EvERDELL, 3O2 B'way.-Weddinga aud Ball
Crds Monogram Orders q Dancing Orsna iegn Eytohea 1871
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE,
ia Broadway TventyIh ST. sold BY psyn ~ 6vn ana
pe month charge Machines 80 leL J. ~ RIIIA
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-The best in the
harmless perfect Applied At Factory No. ID
Bond-St Sod everywhere.
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The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04
epSstS.

The Manchester, N. H., Mirror is sassy
1t first assumes and then denies the truth Of
the rumor that there is TO be brigade muster
of Gov Weston's staff, for the withdrawal Of
so many active men from business wou]d sadly
cripple the productive energies of the State.
Gen. G. q. Washburn, Republican candidate
for Governor of Wisconsin, has invited ex-Sen.
ator lanes R. Doolittle, the Democratic nomi-
nee for the same position, to stump the State
with him for the campaign. 1t is said Mr.
Doolittle is anxious to accept the challenge
and will do so if permitted by the party man
ayers. These, however, are doubtful of the ex-
pediency of such course, not that they dis
trust Mr. DoOlittle's forensic abilities, but they
fear the effect OF his war views upon the old
| anti-war members of the party.
| Mr.. Prescott, the late Superintendent of the
Eastern Railroad, stated to the Coroner's iu-
| quest that the regular passenger business of
the lad is at present $4,000 week. Last year
it was "a 600 In the year 1868 it was SO, TAG.
A twelve year cd boy in Cincinnati stole a
trunk full of his sisters clothing and 500 OF
| his papa's money aud dug OUT with his
sweetheart, aged eleven. They bave been gone
week, and all the authorities of Ohio have
been unable to obtain; the first clue of theiI
whereabouts.
A New H Hampshire farmer who recent lily
heard discourse by Henry F. Durant, the
lawyer preacher, said, "He's the scardest mar
of hell ever did hear in the pulpit
1t is thought that large portion of the Unit
ed States bonds the Secretary of the Treasury
has called in for redemption are held abroad.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04
A.dr..coesiu Coun.y Nominations.

The Democratic ticket in this county is mi
ms candidate for Senator, on account of
the declination of Mr.. Denison who would
not "walk into the parlor'' TO which he was
50 pleasantly introduced. Fortunately the
Republicans have nominated an unexception-
able ticket, which should receive the unani-
nous support of the party-and if the Demo-
Gratis still desire to place upon their ticket a
Republican, why not adopt the name of Hon.
jeremiah Dingley? He is the Senatorial can
dldate from the Lewiston and Auburn por.
ton OF the District, and has ably represented
his constituents in both branches of the Leg
stature. He would bring TO the ticket popu
larity and useful legislative experience which
would at once be of some consequence. The
Democrats won't do this. However, MI
Dingey and his colleague is sure OF 100 ma
iOrity
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04

SHARP SHoOTING.-A certain Mr. Smith
having denied the authorship of a scandalons
article in the Maine Standard in regard to Mr..
Blaine's wealth, the Kennebec journal. in
printing the DENIAL gives Mr.. Pillsbury a sbarp
nit. Those kennebec newspaper men will
succeed in getting personal if they keep on:
Mr.. Smith having disclaimed all RESPONSE
bility in the premises, well authenticated re.
port at least very violent presumption, sug-
gests that Mr.. e. f. Pllsbury is the author of
the Standard article. Mr. Pillsbury show,
great familiarity with Mr.. Bane's property
in West Virginia. And well he may! He has
handled it to bis own profit, but thus far not
vsibly to Mr.. Blaine's advantage.
The West Virginia Land Company in which
Mr.. Blaine owns an interest of $1,000, has en-
ploy ed Mr.. Pillsbury for series of wears as
agent and attorney. In this relation-a conf
Dental one in honorable minds-Mr Pillsbury
became acquainted with the fact of Mr.. Biaine's
ownership, and he does not hesitate to rush
into print, in partizan paper, to attack Mr.
Blame on this account; seeking disiDgenuous-
ly, if not dishonesty, to create the impression
that Mr.. Blaine has az immense property out
there!!
AS matter of simple fact, the PRINCIPAL ne
cunIary returns to Mr.. Blaine from the West
Virginia investment have been in the shane of
assessments to pay Mr. Pillsbury's salary as
attorney for the Company. Mr. Pillsbnry's
gross receipts from the Company have been
more than double Mr.. Blaine's total owner
ship!! Indeed, Mr. Pillsbury would not have
given single months earnings from the Com
pany for Mr.. Blaine's entire interest.
-. And yet with all that was paid him, Mr..
Pillsbury never argued case for the Company
In any of the West Virginia Courts. but al
ways employed other counsel to do so at the
expense OF the Company. Whether this arose
from incompetency or mOdesty, Mr. Pillsbury's
friends must determine. All that is known to
the Company, Of Mr.: Pillsburys forensic ef-
forts IN West Virginia, was .as a Johnsonized
copperhead stump speaker, at the time he was
having his expenses and per diem pay defrayed
in the most liberal manner by assessments on
Mr. Blaine, Judge Rice, Senator Morrill,, Oar
Jus Alden, f. A. Pike, A. B. Farwell, Erastus
Bartlett, Daniel L. Pike, George NJ. Weston,
and other stockholders of the West Virginia
Company. While Mr.. Pilsbury has his hand
n he had better tell the next issue of the Stan
lard, about the enormous wealth which all
hese gentlemen own out in West Virginia, in
common with Mr.. Blainep
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04
KENT's HILL SEMINARY.-A correspondent

KENT's HILL SEMINARY.-A correspondent
writes from the Wesleyan Seminary at Kent S
Hill: The fall term of Maine Wesleyan Semin
airy and Female College has opene with its
usual large number of students. For long
Cllne The spring and fall terms have never fall
Gil pelo@ two hundred, and this term is no ex
oepo'oh' the number now here being two hum
dted and twenty five. The institution was
never more prosperous than at the nresent
time.
The board of instruction is large as usual
consisting of six male and three female teach.
ers
DIR. Torsey has been at the head of the school
for twenty-seven years; Prof. Morse as teacher
of Languages ten; Prot. Perley twenty; Miss
Robinson, teacher OF Painting and Drawing IF
teen years. Miss Cox, one of the first gradu-
ates from the College course, has now entered
upon second year as preceptress Prof Chase,
late of Wilbraham Seminary, ably fills 'he
place vacated by Prot. Robinson, former teach
" VI mathematics Capt. Wilson, of Gorham,
tne position vacated by Rev. Mr.. Ham
n"ourg' now of Portland. The facilities for in
wv "y wv IN music are Of a high order. Prof
W. w, MORSE of Saratoga, N. Y. is the eff.
''en' director OF this department..
MUSIC mere is put upon the same hos;s
other study, and classes in vocal cultnro han.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04

AT the Firemen's muster in Portsmouth, N.
H.. next Wednesday and Thursday, one steam
engine from this State-the Eben Simpson of
Bid eford-and seven hand engines-Deluge,
of Bath, Niagara, of Saco, Torrent of Halloween
Atlantic of Augusta, Fire King of South Ber-
wick, Piscataqua of South Berwick, and Del
uge of Saco will participate.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04
Ileafl

1t needed democrat of Senator Humans
influence and honesty to prick the "new de.
parture" bubble in Ohio. Notwithstanding
the reactionary tone of his speech. which all
republicans must deplore, there is abont it a
refreshing air of candor and sincerity in con-
trast with the hypocritica pretensions of some
OF his co-laborers. No man is better qualified
than he to say just what the democrats be-
heve, and when he asserts that they do not
accept the XIVth and XVIII amendments his
words must be taken as authoritative. He
lets the last element of buoyancy out of Mr..
Vallaudigham's little balloon. 1t will soon
come huttering ANONYMOUSLY to the ground,
for it is evident that the democracy have not
yet learned thoroughly the lesson that the
DEGREES OF the people, as recorded in the
amendments, are irrevocable.
But our neighbor by some means escaped
this item of the associated press news making
the announcement of Mr.. Thurman's position.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04

Mr.. Kimball is the most accommodating of
candidates. He can easily reverse his position
SO as to command the entire vote of the State.
Indeed, by the representation OF his friends,
he is universal believer in everything thai
will command vote.
He was nominated on an equivocal new de.
parture platform wherein the party in Maine
denounce the means by which the consuitu-
ton of the United States was made the su
preme law OF the land, and consequently de-
rnands the yotesof the progressive democracy
and republicans.
He hanked the new departure ia his letter
OF acceptance, giving it the go by, ard, there
fore, should receive the votes :oi the Alexan-
der Ii. Stephens clique.
He voted for Gen. Jameson against Ex-
Gov. Dana in 1861, and consequently should
receive the vote of the soldiers.
He voted for Mr.. Bradbury against Gen.
Jameson in 1862 and for Mcclellan on plat
form denouncing the war as failure in 1864
AID is consequently richly entitled to the en-
tire vote OF the old copperhead guard.
He has made speech against that one hea-
then Chinee in Maine, distributed broadcast
over the State, pictorial that will be hailed
with delight by foreign manufacturing capita
lists and has sent to che people, free of all ex-
pense several thosands of sheet purporting
to be published by workingman; conse-
quently he is entitled to the votes of laboring
men.
lie takes some pride in the fact that as a
manufacturer, he has been growing rich the
past ten years but openly declares that his
Employees have been growing poorer; conse-
quently he should have tie votes, Jim Fisk
and the monopolists, rolling in idle luxury
and all those who hate toll of any kind and
live upon the result of other mems labor.
Having never drank glass of liquor in his
life, the Belfast Journal says he should have
the vote of every practical temperance man.
Having for a consideration obtained the
support OF the organ Of the Massachusetts
Liquor Dealers Association in this state, he
should receive the united support of those who
would throw off all restrictions upon a traffic
that costs the State millions more than it
pays tor taxes.
In short there is no side of many sided
question to which this accomplished political
gymnast cannot accommodate himself.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wilted Down,


Ask the man who complains OF "wiltng down. IN
tOrrid weather what he has done to sustain his sys
TEN under the extra strain imposed on his vitality.
may tell you that he has tried variety of cathar
tics pnriy his blood and brighten his spirits. Un
der such treatment, of course his strength has given
way, and his energies have become exhausted
What he requires is restorative, not a depletant
His blood is thin his have lost their natural
tension and nature demands to be renovated and
nforeed. The means is within the reach all. For
nearly score of years, Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters has been building up broken oonstitu-
tions, bracing and strengthening attenuated frames
and atfording comfort ease, and hope to thousands.
As preventive of the epidemics which make such
havoc with the health of the Inhabitants OF new set
tlemerts this famous tonic is certainly without riv-
al. Perhaps the prneipa portion of its world wide
fame is attributable to astonishing OF dyspep-
sia and all forms of Indigestion But these are not
a moety of its rriumphs. All the types OF bilious
ness weld to its persistent 1t is regulating
medicine ofthe highest order; and its effect upon the
secretions, when irregular, is most salutary.
imposition OF the grossest character is sought to be
practiced upon the community by vendors who rec
ommend under the name "bitters,' fiery COM
pounds OF dangerous character which they attempt
to substitute for the great national tonic. Shun all
such nostl ums, and see that you have the genuine
Hostetters stomach Bitters. properly authenticated
by label, name and stamp and sold in bottles only.
No Medicine Chest
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04

IHE Democracy of Maine, or at least its
ieauers' are clearly ia the conspiracy to make
anillany national. We have not observed
IN any other State so slavish subseryiency
to that ring OF rings" as is manifested nv tho
Democratic press of Maine. Ignoring tbe
fact that not only e2.Go ,. Seymour and few
other prominent d mo rats, but their own
VIM. FL. Clifford denonnce the great robbery
of the century, they defend the organization
that was confidently relied upon to lead them
to victory in 1872. Its wide influence, its
able managers and its ineXhaustibIe treasures
were accounted amply sufficient to secure its
success. But punishment, with its lame foot,
mas finally knocked at its door, and its dreams
vi universal empire have faded
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04

daily recitations during the entire term. Prof
Morse gives special attention to chorus and or
storio singing, also instruction upon piano
forte, organ, melodeon, and brass Instruments,
affording same instruction to be obtained at a
conservatory of music. He is ably assisted IN
piano instruction by Miss Hall, of Brunswick
The new Seminary building is SO nearly
completed that several teachers occupy it with
their classes IT, is to be used for Rotations ec-
lures, reading, library rooms, etc., ana WIN
cost, when completed, $50, 900. 1t is planned
with the utmost care to have it meet the wants
of the large school gathered here.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04

' NiMbALL, who is just now running
,niee newspapers in this city, asks Gov. Per-
nam several questions abopt tho o,,eo.-.
OF the prohibitory law, which that oont,a-l
can answer satisfactorily to his o7,a ''Siiiai'
Perhaps Mr.. Kimbal!, however. can snao parry.
Gov Perham by what special means he nro,' ~
ises temperance men that he will enforce that
law. Will he call out the ten military com
panies of the State? Perhaps the endorse
ment OF the organ of the Liquor Dealers
Association will help him with temperance
men. 1t would trouble better bare back
rider than Hr. Kimball TO ride several horses
going in different directions, and between
them all he will get tumble.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04
n State government.

The argus seems no more capable of
grasping the question of the tariff than Mr..
Kimball himself. For instance, it says that
the Radical boast of a reduction of the tariff
to the extent of $4,000 900 by the act of July
1870, almost double what was ever claimed,
by the way) is utterly delus:ve because there
has actually been an increase OF revenue from
the tariff for the first six months since
the new law went into effect. Very
likely some of this increase may arise
from increased importations,-but has
the Arsus forgotten that it is the pride
and boast of the Republican party that
it makes up in wonderful measure for the
reduction of taxes by the increased efficiency
in their collection? For instance, there has
been made net annual decrease of over two
hundred millions of taxation in the last five
years by the Radical party, yet there has been
UGH steady increase in the honesty and eff
tciency with which the taxes are collected
that there is still ample revenue for the pay
ment of intesest, reduction of the debt and
payment of the current expenses.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04

DOES it become the Argus to complain
that Republican journals conspire to injure
the credit of the American metropolis by an
exposure of the robberies committed by its
Tammany officials, when it has often made
the most malignant attacks on the credit OF
the city of Portland, and that, too, with no
facts to sustain it? Is it a crime to mention
the fact, as it now proves, that the notorious
dishonesty of the Tammany thieves has caus
ed the securities of New York to be refused
place in the official stock list of Berlin, the
great money exchange of Europe, and a credi-
table thing to predict, without cause that the
rate of taxation in Portland is about to be in
creased? Last spring the Democracy assur-
ed the public that in consequence of "Radi
cal extravaganza" the rate of taxation must
this year reach 3 per cent.-one-fifth of one
per cent. more than in 1865. But instead of
that we have one-tenth of one per cent. of
from the rate of last year-on slightly di
minished valuation at that!
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04
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 800 pages, and $50 Illus
trations. Sold only by subscription. ATWELL
Agent for Portland au19eodtf SIN
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04

By deal of hunting over the official re-
port of the Controllers accounts OF New orK,
the Times discovers that for 1869, 1870 and
a part of 1871, the county stationary and adj
vertisng cost $2.641 ,S2S.30; of this sum the
New York Printing Company gets 81 ,401 ,269.
40 for printing and 1924, 620.Os for stationary
the Stationers' Company gets $97, SS1.2l, and
the Transcript Association, $127, 1876; total
s., S61, 5O6.54, all OF which the Ring Masters
are the propretors.
This is the organization that our neghbor
the argus has frequently eulogized and now
defends and would doubtless extend to oul
own State government.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04

N EWs
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Saturday, Sept. 2

saturday, Sept. g
ARRIVED,
Steamer Forest City, Donovan, Halifax, 10i passen-
gers and mdse to John Porteous
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, New York, mdse to
Henry Fox.
Steamer New England, Field, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston. -
Brig San Carlos, Parker, Philadelphia, -coal to j
W Deering. "
Sch Lacoaia, Hall, New York,-corn to GEORGE w
True q Co.
Sch E Hammond, Langley. Boston.
Sch Zink0 Pote, Boston.
Sch Alhambra, fhurston, Gloucester
Sch Alton, Norwood. Kennebunk
Morse & Co. 'ne 10 Y b
Sch Renz, Richardson, Thomaston = r,,, =,
Morse & Co. hme 10 A
n Sch SS ConpOnwealth. Gross, Rockland,-lime to @
Sch Mary Jane, Merrill, Bath for Boston
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04
THE ONLY RAILWAY

CONNECTING THE UNITED MATES
Brunswick and Nova Scotia) The oonniaton " Nv
maritime provinces is about ONE MILLION.
and all the land travel freight, mails. &C. between
line which is WlTA0UT cow PETITIGW
Although not yet completed, the business of The
road is already far greater than its most sapguipe
The net earnings from Local Business nioue
on the 66 miles completed in Maine, already exceed
the interest on two and quarter millions of dol
lars. aud will be largely increasing after Sent mex
by the business 10 and from the Provinces
To complete this road and to equip it as fully as ITS
present large business and the immediate increase
consequent upon its completion, requires -the Com.
pany has issued its Bonds TO the amount of Two
Millions of Dollars. secured Inv n " -"0
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04
ON MARRIAGE.

Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABUSES, which interfere with MARRIAGE
with sure means OF relief tor the Erring and Unfor
tuuate, Diseased and Deblitated. Address HOW.
ARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2, 8. Ninth St., Philadel-
phia, Pa. jy 26-sN3m
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04
FOR EIGN POars
SPOKEN.

Aug "a lat 46 81, Ion ss At, ship P Wheeler from
New York for Cronstadt.
Aug %, lat 50, lon 76 so, ship Lizzie Moses from
Pensacola Tor Liverpool
Sept 1, off Barnegat, brig Adelaide from Philadel-
pbia tor Boston.
No date, lat 81 Is N Ion 10 II W, ship King Phillip
from Liverpool for san Francisco
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04
uI-. Freeman n u.o,h,.n

Mail Agent. Cape Cod Railroad says.-"My fIks
don't like medicine. butthe can take Iatbam's Ca
tnartic EA trac. ard would not think of being with
bors,"
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04
Caucus.

The Republicans of Deerng are requested to meet
at the Town House Thursday, Sept. 7, at p. M,
for the purpose of nominating candidate to hold
up as representative of said town. seI4
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04
Peter & Stephen Thacber,
Counsellors 4 Attorneys at Law
IA Psmberton Square, Boston.
July I, 1871. jy3 SN Mwr om
For Sale

SECONDHAND ENGINE AND BOILER Fr-
g,ne nVe morse power, upright tubular boiler
n1, t running order in use but a short time.
Apply 70 Sne FIRST National Bank, Biddeiord, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04
RenuhIican Gaucns

Republican Caucus.
The Republicans OF Cape Elizabeth are requested
to meet at the IOWA House in said town Thursday
the seventh day of September, A D., 1871, at o.
clock in the afternoon to nominate candidate to be
supported at the September election, to represent
the town in the next Legislature.
Also to elect Town Committee for the coming
year.
Per order of the Rep. Town Committee.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-04
Steamer John Brooks, LIscomb, Boston
brig Ella Mara, Berry, Baltimore.
MENIDRANna

Sch Winsow. Dlrr from po,,,.,1 49,, ~. -.
Ann. W '"e -'ih' GU thfo
argue rannie, Cummings from SAINT, Anna Ntex
for Falmouth. l.. pu int New York ~ In 49, -
condition. and with loss 81 her eatt.i, iv,ti I.
was washed overheard 23d ut ~ ''7'"' WIZ