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THE DISASTER AT SLATER's IsIANn-T

The DISASTER AT Skaters IsLAND.-The
Kennebec Journal says more complete informa-
ton relating to the drowning of Capt. Daniel
Call and Mr.. Greenleaf White, at Slater's
Island, gives it that the disaster occurred Fri
day forenoon between II and ~ clock. The
two gentlemen hired OF Capt. Harrington of
Parker's Head boat carrying two sails, and
started out of the river. They attempted to
pass east of Pond Island and west of Sater's
Island, but failing on account eff wind and tide,
altered their course in order to pass eastward,
north of Slater's. They were seen at II clock
by lady on the shore of Georgetown, and
were never seen subsequently. In about an
hour the boat was seen by the lady above re-
ferred to, but its masts were gone. She then
most painfully remembered that short time
before she had heard shouting, but it being
nothing very unusual, she gave little heed to
it other than to ask her husband, who is a sort
ofinvalid, to go to the shore and ascertain what
it meant. He went but the waves were roar
ing considerably, and he could discover moth.
ing out of the way, and So told his wife.
Capt. Oliver of Bath was engaged in fishing
not far from the drowning men, and he also re-
nChuCtc uc utdru SuOutluS, DuG gave IC
tie head thereto. At IL O'Clock the boat was
seen to be dismasted, and apparently empty
upon its being reached by boats crews it was
found to have had hole stove in its bottom
which caused the disaster. The valses of tn,
two gentlemen and the hat of Capt Call wer,
in it. Mr.. Whites hat was floating. Tn,
watch-chain of Capt. Call caught on the bow
of the boat as he was thrown overheard by tn,
conclusion, and was discovered and recovered
Sunday by Mr.. w. R. Ballard, his grandson
Parties have been engaged to grapple for thu
bodies of the unfortunate men, the water at tn
point where they went down not being yer,
deep. Capt Call during his long seafarIn
life, sailed many times out of the Kennebec
and must have felt that he was competent t
guide the boat safely. Unfortunately his ex
perience proved of no avail
Mr.. White was the only surviving son of th
late Gen. Greenleaf White of Augusta. Hi
age was 80 years; he was unmarried. Capt
Calls age was 50 years. Mr.. Call of August
and Mr.. w. R. Ballard started for Parker
Head Saturday night.
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For Governor:
SIDNEY PERHAW.
OF PARIS.
Cumberland County Convention.

The Republicans OF the several Towns OF CuinD ",
land County hereby notified to choose 'n0I 80,
egates to meet in convention at the Kecep'n ,-,,,
OF City Hall, in Portland, on THURSDAY, Wv -
Nominate tonr candidates Tor Senators, one County
Commissioner. Judge of Probate, Register OF Probate
and County Treasurer; to choose County Commit
tee for 1872 and to transact such other business as
may properly come before them
zach town will be entitled to one delegate and
one additional every IS votes Tor the Republican
candidate tor Governor in 1868. A traction of 40
votes additional to the full number for delegate is
also entitled to delegate. The apporionment is as
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WestbroOk Seminary.

TT HE Fall Term, OF IA weeks, will open MON
L DAY Aug. 2lst, under the following Board Of
Instruction.
Rev J.. O. Snow, A. M. Principal. Mental
and Moral S lienee. ..-.rs =. ~
g. b. varney. A. M. Assistant Principal.
Latin snd Greek.
j. N. Norton, A. NJ. Natura Science.
AR N. John, B. PHI, Mathematics. and Book
keeping. : 5HIi-I
m. a. MilIiken, Instrumental and voca.Mu
sic.
Miss. Hell N 8. Pratt, l.. A. Precepress,
Latin and English.
Miss Lizzie A. Hoyt, French and English.
Miss. A. A. Latham, Drawing and Oil Paint
ing. r.
Mrs. g. .. Pierce, Painting in Water Colors.
Normal Glass, under charge OF the Principal,
will be formed tor those desiring TO teach. FOR iur.
Their particulars apply to the Principal at Stevens
Pla ms. Maine.
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aud distinguished lecturers, who appear on
successive Friday evenings In each year,
We hope that in few years Vassar College
will have such reliable tributaries that it can
abolish the preparatory department which it
at present maintains
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UNION PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-The net earn.
ings of the Union Pacific last June amounted
to $449,051.H against 1927 ,29S 20 for the cor
responding month of 1870. The net earnings
OF the road from Jan. 1st to June Both, 1871,
were $l,723,39 against 81 ,O5S, O7S 40 tor the
corresponding period of 1870, showing an in
crease of $685. 31885
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Al giib schs Chiloe Les u ..sdaa Tor sayanpai
Adrlana, Dunion, Portland for Fall RIVER.
BO3TON-Ar 24.h, brigs Edgehie Larrabee, May
aguez; II n McGilyery, Staples. Baltimore; Harpi
snow, Port johnson; chs kissing sun, Jones from
Do Raven Wing YS5s srsadNs,lD0a
Moon. and Zeta Psi, Cook rom Hosoksn 9rampus.
Wooster, Sullivan: Enterprise, Small and Brilliant,
Farnham. Bangor Lexington, Kellar, keeklsnd;
j Baker johnson and Henry Clay Randall Port
land.
AR 25th barque Hancock Gorham. fun Baltimore;
brigs NJ Roberts. Doak, and Lucy w snow, HAL,
Baltimore; sntiies. The;trup Elizabethport; Nue.
vitas, Trask, do Elmira, Dreamer, Hoboken.
Cid 18th. scbs Alaskt, Clark, Musquash, NIB; Ves-
ia Gulliier. Bangor; Star. lBrl Sadler, Portland.
SAhEM-At 9th. brig Mechanic, Dyer, Baltimore
GLoUcEsTEKeAr 18th, sch Marceilus, Rsmick,
MEN NIE.WNbURYPoRT-Ar oath, scbs Paul seavsy,
uoweh tondouti Mary Pearson Pendleton, from
Na roTY6 GSs 2sth. scbs Amelia, Ellems.
Scout mian' dol II Fay, Prescott, ds
FOR EiGN PORTS
AT at shangnae may 20, barqus vssta, Mills. from
SID i'm Manila May %, ship Glover, Miller. for
New York; list ult. barque Geo Treat CHM Ioilo to
| LOAF for Bos on; Sd Surprise, Ranlett New York
Ar at Liverpool 2'th, Northampton, McLoon. New
Orleans.
In port 9th inst, barque Sarah Frazier, Knight.
sid I'm Middlesboro sth, brig Anita Owen, Petten
gill. Montreal.
/ Sid fun Cuxhaven III inst, barque James K Brett
Nicke-son. England.
| In Elsinore Sound 9th. ATLANTA, Pennell, Ijusnt
for Bristol. f .
Ar at Falmouth e 2Ist, barque Isaac Hall, Colcord
Callao.
At st John. PR. 10th Inst. briss Harry, Sedgey
and }eo Chase. Pettengill for North OF Hatteras,
ldg; and others. -.
At Fortune Island 18th inst. barque Isabel, Petit
| pas. Boston days
Cid at Sydney CD 18th inst, brig Mary Leighton
| Bray, New York.
CID at st John, NIB, 22d inst, ship National Eagle
Jordan, Liverpool; brig Adeline Richardson, Wrigh
/
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Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye

floats triumphant over all the deeterious trash with
which the market was lately flooded Lead enough
to make bullets for army lies on the shelves of
dealers who have speculated in some of the metallic
hair coloring preparations. Well, they should have
confined their purchases to Christadoros safe and
perfect preparation. So much for drumming after
strange GODS" In the meantime, this famous dye
has received tremendous impetus in the market.
and can scarcely be manufactured fast enough to
meet the enol nous demand
CRISTADORUS HAIR PRESERvATIVE.
Is the best dressing that can be used after dying.
1uy22 cod I'm w3O 80 SN
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m A 81 n 1 X ID .

In Biddetord, July 10, Jas. j. Andrews of B.. and
Dora @. Sawyer OF Saco. iar
In Bremen, July Q, John A. McCay, OF Camden,
and Annie B. johnson, OF Bremen.
At st. Peters, Onslou Garden, South Kensngton.
London, England. june 20, by the Honorable and
Rev. F. e. c. Byng, Chaplain In Ordinary to the
Queen, Norman S. Kerr, M. ID /, late Surgeon OF the
NJ. o. s. s. Co.. Markgate street. Bedfordshire, TO
Eleanor Georgiana only daughter OF Edward Gibson.
ESQ.,, Bainderry, Co. Antrim, ireland. mo cards.l
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Proposals Wanted.

THE UNDERSIGNED will receive, until the 10th
day OF August next. proposals or building In
Cherryhed Meeting House o. WOOD in modern
STYLE 46xsl feet the ground, with vestry kitchen.
&c., under the audience room. Full plans and
specifications can be seen al any time I'm Portland
with the architect, Mr.. F. II. FAssEiT. or with the
subscribers. Bidders may either include or exclude
the foundation. The work must be completed by
the first OF August, 1917.
,i4 " GEORGE wINGATE,
f .Hu. -...lF y DAVID ". CAMPBELL,
J.ADAMS WILEY,
SAMUEL CAMPBELL,
SEWAIL BhOWN.
Cherryheld, July "a, 1871. jy26d1w-w2t
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Railroad Meeting.

We are requested to ssay that account Of the
Excursion In the Harbor, the Annual Meeting Of
the r. .. q O. Railway Co., called to meet at the
Company's office at 10 o'clock A. M, on wsdnss-
day. July 2eh, 1871, will be adjourned to meet at
the same place Thursday morning July 9th. at
ten o'clock. iv2s-2t
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Portland Observatory.

NO Stranger should leave the City without VISIT
IN ing the Observatory on Munjoy's Hill. From
the cupola 2l7 feet above the Sea- NAV be seen fhe
entire City, the Ocean to the Ihorizon Casco Ray.
with Its 1855 Islands. The White Mountains 80
miles distant, and with the powerful TeIescOue
mounted in the cupola objects 100 miles distant in
every direction may be distinctly seen, The views
here are said to be unsurpassed for beauty and va
every 10 minutes. SN jy22 Am f
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Notice to Excursionists.

Parties who have not obtained tickets tor the Ex.
cursion will be able to procure them on application
to L. j. DE CRENY, at the office OF the Steamboat
Company, Atlantic Wharf, at any timo between
nine and ten o'clock A. M. OF Wednesday (this,
morning. I..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
L. X. KlMBALL,
MANUFACTURER OF
Carriages and Sleighs,
13 Preble at, Portland Me.
e1-Special attention given to repairing In all .hs
branches dc21sntt
Midsummer Maladies.

The hot solar rays that ripeh the harvests general
many sressng diseases, II the liver be at all pre-
disposed to Irregularities, this is the season in which
bilious attacks may be anticipated weak stom-
ach, too, is weakest in the summer N onths and the
loss of vitality the pores by excessive persp
ration is 20 great, that wholesome tonic, combining
also the properties of dfusive simuant and gentle
exharant, is in many cases necessary to health, and
under circumstances should be dispt nsed with by
the sickiy and debi ated. OF all the preparations
nen led thus to REFRESH sustain. fortity the hu
man frame, there is none that will compare with
H0stetter's Celebrated Stomach Btters. They have
been weighed in the balance OF experience and not
found wanting; have been recommended from the
first as great medicinal specific. not beverage,
and in spite of interested opp si n from innumeTa-
BILE quarter;, stand, after twenty years trial. at the
head OF all proprietary medicines intended for the
prevention and cure OF all ordinary complaints OF tina
stomach the liver the bowels, and the nerves. In
the unhealthy districts bordering the grert rivers
the South and West, HOstetter's Bitters may be
c'assed the standard every species of inter-
those disricts place the most i'm pcit confidence in
year BY tho results OF Its operation.
AS btteIs 20 called, of the most perncious char
acter, springing up like fungi every side, The
public is hereby forewarned against the dram-sho
frauds Ask for Hostetters Bltters, see that the la
bel, etc. correct and remember that The genuin
article is never sold in bulk, but in bottles only
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN sTRAmER,
ARIN e NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, July 25.
E. ARRIVED. Il
= Steamer New York, Winchester, st John. N B, via
Eastport for Boston.
Sch Intrepid jackson. Boston.
Sch Alton, Norwood. Kennebunk,
Sch Halcyon, Snnett, Harpswell.
CLEARED,
Sch Snow, Thorndike, New York-Bunker Bros.
Sch Canova, Remick, Boston-Bunker Bros
Schs Bloomer, Parker, and Nauseag, Kent. Bos-
on-Bunker Bros.
Sch Broadfeld, Britt, Calais and st John, NIB
John Porteous.
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ID 4 e n .

In Milo, July Is, Mrs. Mary, wife OF SamI ". Mil
lett, aged ~ years.
In Lewiston, July IL. Mrs. Eliza N, wife of Geo.
r. BoyntOn, aged Is years months. Tg0s T -
In kockland, July 4, Mrs. Elizabeth j. Morrison,
aged u years months. N -
In Eden, July IA. Mrs. Judith. widow Of John
Thomas. aged 90 years. I-II I N
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May IS, lat "a SO 81 lon IT q e, barque Hosea Rich.
from Java for Amsterdam.
July lat As 81, lon 50 "a, ship Kendrick Fish, I'm
Liverpool Tor Boston. --
from Live pool Tor Baltimore. ~.
July IS. lat 81 N lon 81, sch Daybreak fron New
York 10; Galveston.
July 81, lat q %, Ion 50 co. barque Shamrock, from
Hamburg tor New York. ll tl.ss..s
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The Argus comes out in defence of Comp
troller Connolly and Mayor Hall, saying that
the New York Times publishes the accounts
of the Comptroller from personal spite. That
is about the last method to spite an honest
public oficer-by publishing copies o. his dis
bursementsi
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man willing to deposit in Bank, on Joint account
cash capital OF $50U0 to be invested in saIeable mer.
cbandize3 and used needed in extending an estab-
lished sate exclusive and very profitable manufact-
urng business one half of the amount to be consid-
cred as equivalent to an equal interest therein No
rsks. sales, Q. o. d. with increasing and unlimit-
ed demand. Call or address A. CLAKE, IA Hudson
Street, Boston, Mass.
Bank check to be signed by both parties,
v0A Ixu
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THE Coupons of the Central q abroad
Company of Iowa First Mortgage Seven DER
cent. Gold Bonds due July 18Th, 1871, will be paid
on and after that date, free OF United States Govern
ment tax. on presentation at the Office OF A. L, Hatch
80 Pine st, New York. NM go
=. HORACE ABBOTT, Treas.
Baltimore, Md, June goth, 1871. jyi2sn2W
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
III ONE Securities
BONDS
EUROPEAN AND
NORTH AMERICAN
RAILWAY co.

THE f. & N. A. RAILWAY Is completed from
i Bangor, Maine, to st. John, New Brunswick, a
distance OF 2C2 miles,-with the exception of IS
miles between Winn, Me-. and the boundary line Of
the State at Vanceboro'. On this portion the track
is now being Had, both from VIM east,rard and
from VanceborO' acestaoard. and the work will be
completed and trains running from Bangor to St.
John in September next.
TIL a road will then be
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Notice.

THE Annual Meeting OF the Portland Company
Il stands adjourned TO meet at the Office OF ii. NJ.
Payson. Exchange street, on Thursday, the 07th,
at three o'clock r NJ.
JACOB MCCLELLAN, Clerk.
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THE ONLY RAILWAY

CONNECTING THE UNITED STATES
Brunswick and Nova Scotia). The population OF the
maritime Provinces is about ONE MILLION,
and all the land travel. freight, mails. &C. between
line, which is NlTH"Ur CON PETITION
Although not yet completed, the business Of the
road is already far greater than its most sangune
friends predicted. and is continually increasing.
The net earnings from Local Business alone
on the IS miles mpleted in Maine, already exceed
lars aud will be largely increasing after Sept next
by the business 10 and from the Provinces.
To complete this road, and to equip as fully as It's
present large business and the i'm med 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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Confessions of an Invalid

Published as warning and for the benefit
young men and others, who suffer from Nervous
ness, General Debility, &C., supplying the MEANS
OF sELF-CURE. ....
Written by one who cured himself, and sent free
on receiving postpaid directed envelope.
Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, BROOKLYN
New York. sNw6m -junI5
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stagn.tion i'm the Blood.

tends to produce nine -tenths of the diseases hesh
is heir to-" This, however, il obvieted Without de-
bitstlng the system, by administering LATHAMS
CATHARTIO EXTRACT,
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DIR. RicknelI's Svrun.

For the cure of Bowel or Summer complaints, acts
like magic upon Dysentery, Diarrhea, Cholera Nor
bus, Collie, CIamp, Sick or Sour Stomach, Dyspep-
sia &C, givif immediate reliet. Free from opiate
and never produces c0stveness. Designed for chill
dren as well az grown persons. Sold by all dealers
in med cine. Please give it a trial. Prepared only
by Edward Su,ten, of Providence, 4. 1. jyl9sn3m
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Office of the Portland Companv

Office of the Portland Company,
b. a .s PORTLAND, ME-, July 26th, 1871.
IN compliance with the Statutes L make the fol-
flowing statement of the condition of this company
on the 26th day OF July d, 1871.
Existing Capital. secs, 800 90
Amount OF Assessments paid, 49,. :. 2s8, 800 90
Capital invested in real estate, fixtures
upon it and machinery. ............. $4,000 90
Debts due from the Company, about. =. 10000 90
Last estimated value affixed by the AS
SCISSORS to the real estale,........... 100, 800 90
Aggregate value Of the taxable property
OF the corporation, affixed by the As
sessors,. .22s 800 90
JACOB MCCLELLAN, Treasurer.
CUMBERLAND ss:-July 26th, 1871.
Personally appeared Jecob Mcclellan and made
oath that the above state nent Is true according to-
Before me. JOSEPH Il. COFFIN,
tyz6d1t r.nia Justice OF the Peace,
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For >. Sale

g ECOND-HAND ENGINE AND BOILER En-
~ CINE five horse power, upright, tubular boiler,
IN complete running order, in use but short time.
Apply to the First National Bank, Biddeford, Me.
mr10sntf
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MNSNe Central Il. II.

Change of Time!
ON and after, Monday, July oath, passenger
trains will leave Portland six N, and one M, in
stead OF the present time.
jy20 sniff l.. LINCOLN.
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MEMO RANDA.

Barque Alcyone. tot Stockton) Patterson, at Ne
York from Psdang. reports Passed Cape Good HoI
May I, ana crossed the Equator June II. Ion 81 81
had strong westerly gales off the Cape Tor Is day
and lost an entire suit OF sails.
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oll0ws
The Republic of France,

ftr Uruer Rep. Co. Committee
JOHN c. COBB, Chairman.
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Ar at New York 25th, schs p s Lindsey, Hamilton,
and Flight. Crowel, from Portland; Anne whiting,
Hutchinson, Demarara; Mary Lymnburner, Lansil,
Barbados; Emily curtis, Haskell, st John, NIB.
Ar at Boston 25th. barqus Isabel, Pettes For
tune Island. r.
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1871-04-27
SAVANNAH ca mil kth LIZ

SAVANNAH, Ga, April 5th, 1871
To the Editors OF The Boston Daily Ne,Vs:
1t is true lack some days of being one month
from the nations center, but | was greatly re-
lleved by the statement of your Washington
correspondent, that the Stars and Stripes yet
toat over both wings of the Capitol"
Relieved, in hopes that something NAV be
accomplished, and also that there is one spot at
least where the flag is houored, for it is ques-
ton in my mind whether they use the STARS
and Stripes" in Savannah or not and | find
that when used here, or if used here there is
no doubling the fact that they never have been
powerful enough to make the air free for a
black man to talk an unpleasant truth about a
white one, without doing it in a whisper-un-
less he felt prepared to take the consequences
which are likely to be dealt out in summary
punishment on the head of said black man. |
do not suppose there is another State in the
Union where the Oppressor has more effectually
left the mark of his brand on those who have
been his victims and where for that reason men
of staunch integrity are more needed than here.
This city and these down-trodden ones, yea, the
best interest of our common country has no
voice in Republican press and few but milk
and water men to plead for those who have had
the nobility of their manhood crushed out
We have the Morning Ne,0S, an outspoken
sheet, which is generally full of articles that
might make the honest (?) Prince of Darkness
blush. A few weeks ago a man came to join
our church from the country who thought he
was escaping from slavery. He said none of
the people in his neighborhood knew they were
free, and that they raised cotton without pay,
and took their punishment when the white man
thought proper to inhict, just as they always
did l inferred that the Stars and Stripes"
did not float in that county of Georgia. The
press South teens with sensation stories of hor-
rible outrages of every description committed
by black men. Truth is, his sin of sins has
been daring to vote the Republican ticket, for
the sake of prospective freedom of speech and
of the press, and the right to openly defend the
wife of his bosom against tends. The right to
vote lies at the root of these fabrications, and
yet thousands of well.meaning white men,
North, read these articles and declare 1t IS
too late-the negro always will be nuisance
when, In truth, they had better mourn that these
rebs are hanging Republican voters, and men
who, without leaders never would 60 back on
the country meath whose Stars and Stripes
they fought
Your Washington correspondent gave a