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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-08-22
Good Templars Union.

The next meeting OF the Addison
County Good Templars Union will be
held at Monkton Borough on the 1st.,
Wednesday in Sept. There will be
public exercises afternoon and even
ing.
PROGRAMME.
Afternoon Essay Ivy MIR. Orvia. of
Shoreham, address by Rev. J. II. Bond
of North Ferrisburgh.
Evening-Address by X. II. Mardin
of Bradford. Other speakers will be
present to address the meeting Those
coming by rail will leave the ears ut
Nergennes where they will find CON
veyancc to the place of meeting.
BY order ofthe Committee.
GEO. II. PARKER, W. =.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-08-22

"A company of neig hbors aged from
sixty-five to seventy-fve and more joined
with Mr.. William Whtford of Addison
on Monday of last week, in celebrating
his ninetieth birthday. The following
facts with regard to Mr.. Whitford, given
by correspondent who was present on
that occasion, will be of interest to our
readers Mr.. William Whitford was born
in SALISBURY, Bennington Co., Vermont,
Aug, I4th, 1871. He was married to
Elizabeth Luther, an .estimable and ac-
complished lady, Dec. 25th, A. d. 1900,
being then only'a little more than eighteen
years old. In 1902, he came to the
town of Addison, then but little more
than wilderness, with bears, deer, foxes
and pheasant very numerous and the
only inhabitants of what now are among
the finest farms to be found IN New Eng.
land. The land then purchased-on the
west side and at the base ofSnakc Noun.
tain--has from that time to the present,
been the home of the patriarch. Here
he has had born to him ten children
eight of whom survive to the present
time. The oldest, Ardelia, aged 20, and
Orvile, the youngest, aged So, with
Maria, Cyrus and Charlotte, are IN the
West-Illinois and Missouri; while
William Jr., Gardner, Olive were present
at yesterdays celebration. Mrs. Whit
ford died April Sd, 1852. aged nearly
SO. But beside eight children who still
live to the comfort of this patriarch, h,
has also had born tothim sixty-sevel
grandchildren, fifty-one great-grand-chil
dren, and five great great-grand-children
Late arrivals at Bread Loaf Inn
Ripton Mr., and Mrs b. Ceggeshall
Brooklyn; Mrs. j. $. Rickfelow, Vir
ginia City, Montana Ter. Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Pride, Boston; +. b. Thatcher
Mrs Ellen NJ Thatcher, New Britain
Conn. Miss Martha Ford, Miss Mar,
Ford, Miss Mary F.. Dorrance, j. T.. Ne
gus and wife, p, Battell, Middlebury
Rev. James 7. Hyde, Chicago Theodore
Il. Scott and wife, Albany Mr., and Mrs
NGoss, Brandon; S. b. Pettingill, Graf
ton; William Dickinson, Chicago Johl
Popham, Hugh NJ Lehman and wife, Jno
S. NJ Lehman, Francis NJ Lehman, Mis-
Macintosh, Miss Isabella Macintosh
William NJ Lehman, Stewart NJ Lehman
Montreal A. f. Washburn, Cambridge
Mass, Harvard '78; Miss G. Akin
Stamford, Conn. Miss NJ. c. jenkins
South yarmouth. Mass; DR.. W. NJ
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-08-22
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advertisements Of four lines or less, in this
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additional line ten cents
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-08-22

FORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Vail term, August fl>t. Sixteen Professors art
Teacher. 500 ri!- for thirteen week. board.
fuel washing, wiki cunmon English REGULAR
coui'cs, classical, commercial, or scientifc; or
students choose their studies Best sustained hoard
ing seminary for ladies and gentlemen in tn
State Address for catalogues,
REV. JOS f. KING, ID, Fort Edward. y. =.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-08-22
UTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD

FOR sALE.-One-third interest in the
Register Printing Office and Bookstore. The Of
Geo and bookstore will he sold separately il de-
sirod Enquire Of W. j. FrLi'HR.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09


THE COMBINED EXHIBITION. The fair of the
Combined Cumberland County Agricultural
and Portland horticultural Societies and tie
Presumpscot Park Association will take place
at Forest City Park in this city on the 18th,
27th 18th and 10Th insts. Advertise me nts from
the several organizations, giving lists of offered
premiums and other particulars will be Giro u
lated in few days The Park Association
have offered $500 in premiums for breeding and
trOtting stock, and in addition hotel and
livery stable purses will be offered-a new fea-
ture in exhibitions of this character. The most
lively interest in the successes Of the enterprise
is felt all over the State. and many Of the best
known breeders and horse men are on the CON-
mittees and will take part in the duties of the
occasion. This now promises to be the great
exhibition for the whole season. Some of the
best stock owned in the interior is already
promised, and as soon as the details Of the eX-
hibition are known. general attention will be
turned to Portland as the scene of four days
unusual interest.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09

NEW YORK, Aug. 8-Evening decidedly
ang upands 100 700 SSs State
and Western dull and in buyers favor; State 80 a
$40; round hoop Ohio 80 @625; Western 80
shaie firmer; sales $1,000 bush; No. Spring at
"a q 1S5; No. do 80 @ sss; Winter red and
Amber Western $50 20 Corn less ACTIVE sales
good to choice do 643 q 66c. Oats a &c lower
sales 81 900 BUSH; Ohio at IS q Gle; Western 80 q
II %ard heavy Bate Prms
Ohio 10 g zoe; State IS @ soc Whiskey lower
Western Iree $50. Rice quiet; Carolina 8 a SIC :
timing q a SIC. Coffee firm; Rio Is, a i65c. Naval
Stores-Spiiits Tuipentine is weak at SOC; Rosn dull
at $50 tor strained Petroleum quiet crude 13lc;re,
fined 24ac. Tallow at q SIC.
at 81. 80
CHICAGO Aug. s.-Flour quiet Wheat opened
Corn adVanceds q le; No Mixed duh at III o Il
Oats declined 1c; No. at 81 q 55c. Barley dull
N ss as1 w nsla se at sS H R1S
steady at 40 49, Cattle moderately active al
Resep,sEsooo bbls. flour, $4,000 bush. wheat. POI .
900 BUSH corn $4,000 bush. oats, 1000 bush. rye
13. 900 bush. barley, 1900 hogs.
So 900 bush. corn, 5s 900 bush. oa,s. Isl 600 bush
rye, 900 bush. barley, 1900 hogs.
CINCINNATI. Aug. s.Pork unsettled at IL IS =
Lard dg at 81 &C. BsE meats ss s
sides a; rib sides lie. Live Hogs scarce Cat
tie dull at rs a 80. Whiskey steady and in mod
crate demandat SOC.
TOLEDO, Aug. 8.-Flour duI, Wheat shad
lower; No. White Wabash so; No. 1 White Michi
| gan q Amber do 1 24l; No. Amber Illinois 20
| No. Red 10 g 20; No. do I3t; rejected co.
| Com unchanged; high mixed 521; low do 5i4c; n
| grade IL. Oats shade better; No. at Al q A
| No. at 3sc; Michigan 39c; rejected 354.
| CHARLESTON, Aug. s.-Cottons dull ;Middling up
| lands 17lc.
| SAVANNAH, Aug s.-Cotton dull; Middling uI
| lands a, 173c.
MOBILE, Aug. s.-Cotton quiet; Middling upland
| 1Sc. 80 .a----
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. Section nominal; lo'
| Middng uplands l7sc.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09

TBLEGs RAPHlO ITEMS.
There very seven cases of sunstroke in New
| York, Morday.
The New York Italian societies are to tele-
graph their sympathy to Garlbaldi, who is sick.
The specie pay ments from New York, yester-
Gay, amounted to $239,OOO.
Two eases of yellow fever from the West In
oles had been pat in hospital at New York.
Captain R. W. Shufeldt has been detached
rom the Trhuantepec expedition and ordered
10 the command OF the Wabash which is to be
Tue hag-shlp OF the European squadron.
eo1 glri named Fiannery, eighteen years old
, ,ea vi was thrown from the Genesee river bank
Las, evening, at Rochester, N Y, and instantly
Killed She fell 50 feet.
At last accounts Rear Admiral Bogers was
a. D1as WIN ms flag ship Franklin; the Juni-
ata was at Christiana, Norway, aud the Pjv
mouth at Hamburg. 'Ao
The weather has been excessively wet .nd
cold in Europe. There has been NOTHING lii
it since 1884 Fears are entertained REGARDING
the ungathered crops.
The dead bo1y of Isaac Stephens of Hart
ford, Conn, was found on Sunday afternoon
in the woods at Pittstield, with his throat cut
The verdict OF the cOroner's jury was suicide.
Catherine Geppert, a German girl, aged six.
teen, while in state of somnambulism, fell on
Sunday morning from the attic window of No.
96 East Broad way to the sidewalk, struck on
the top of her head and died in ten minutes.
The Canadian Board CT Teade has agreed to
send delegates to Baltimore to the council of
the National Board of Trade of the United
States, to discuss the commercial relations
which should exist between the two countries.
Ship Southampton which took fire at Liver
pool when loaded with coal and ready to sail
for New York, burned to the waters edge aud
has since filled and will be total loss.
At meeting of the 18th aid 10Th Wards
Citizens Association, of New York, Monday
evening, resolutions were adopted asking
Mayor Hall to publish in full the city accounts
from June, 1868, or resign his Office and be pre-
pared for judicial investigation. The proceed
ings OF the meeting were frequently inter-
rupted by rowdies
The Spanish Consul failed to produce any
evidence against Major Robinson, the alleged
Cnban fill'bnster, at Montreal, and the court
discharged him.
Yard Haven, last evening.
Hon. George III. Pendleton arrived at New
York on the Scotia.
Koyofsk the Jew, arrested for disturbing
Methodist meeting in New York, by running
sewing machines was convicted; but Judge
Shanly cOmfOrted him with the assurance that
he had the same remedy against those who dis
turbed his worship Oh Saturday.
Reports from all parts of Arkansas say that
crop prospects never were better.
A terrific tornado passed over Winnconne,
Wis, doing immense damage to houses and
crops The steamer Star was capsized and two
men drowned, and the booms in Wolf river
were broken, letting fifty millions feet of logs
run.
The heaviest thunder storm for years occur
red in Richmond, Va, yesterday.
Fred p. Hall, of Rochester, N. Y, shot Pay
master Kirkland, U. s. A., quite seriously in
the shoulder. A young lady is in the matter.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
mAINE,
Grand Lodge 4. D. o. F.

Especial by Inter iational Lne.1
BANGOR, Aug. 8.-The Grand Lodge l. y.
.. F. met to-day with very large attendance.
Charters were granted to new lodges at Lowell
and Dexter. The Order has increased in mem
bership 427; number of members now, 1880;
number of members relieved during the year
241; and amount paid, $757S The Grand
Lodge has now $167O. Officers were elected as
follows:-Grand Master, D. w. Babb, of Sac
arappa; Deputy Grand Master, G. A. Gala
han, of Lewiston; Grand Warden, E. p.
Parcher, Of Biddeford; Grand SecretarysO. B.
Written, of Portland; Grand Treasurer, S. X.
Dyer, of Portland; Grand Representative, j.
E. Hazeltine, Of Portland; Grand Chaplain,
A. Rowell, Bangor. After transacting consd-
cradle private business the Grand Lodge voted
to hold the next session at Lewiston. Ad-
journed sine die.
The following were elected officsrs of the
Grand Eucampment:-M. w. G. Chief Patr-
arch, Phineas Bachelor, of Bangor; M. E G.
High Priest, Jerome Garland, of Biddeford /;
L.. w. G. Senior Warden, Charles I'll. Rich. Of
Portland; K. w. G. Scribe, N. G.. Cummings,
of Portland, r. w. G. Treasurer, Charles b.
Nash, of Portland; R. w. G.. Junior Warden,
Warren E Presley, of Lew ston; W. G. Sem
tinel, A. N. YeatOn, Bangor.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09
METEORO LOGICAL,
Report from the Signal Omce.

WASHINGTON, Aug. $50 p M.-The bar
ometer has fallen slightly at the Rocky Noun
tain stations with increased temperature since
Monday afternoon The pressure after rising a
considerable in the Southern and Gulf States
is row stationary or falling, but remains high
est in that region. The falling barometer which
on Monday extended over the lakes has been
followed by a rise in the extreme northwest.
The area of very low barometer has moved very
rapidly eastward. and is now central in north
ern New York. Southwestery winds prevail
in the Atlantic States and westward to the
ST. Lawrence and Ohio rivers. NOtthwesterly
winds we're reported fron Lakes Michigan and
superior. The temperature has generally fall
en- east of Mississippi, with increased humidi-
ty in the Atlantic States. The area of threat
ening weather and local storms has moved very
rapidly east, and now extends along the coast
from Maine to North Carolina. Light rains
and clouds are reported from Tennessee south
ward A small storm of special Sc 1erty aP.
pears to have passed from Virginia eastward
to Cape May.
Probabilities-The barometer will probably
rise with partially cloudy and peasan weather
Wednesday north and west of Ohio. Cloudy
and threatening weather is probable for thu
Cult States. Fresh southwestery winds will
pleasant weather is probable for the Middle
and We stern States.
Weather RepOrt-Aug. SID p. M.
War Department Signal Service U. s. Army, Di
vision OF kilograms and Reports for the dement,
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09
Sheriff's Sale.


STATE OF MAINE-CUMBERLAND, IS:
A TrACHED on sundry writs and will he sold at
q public auction by consent Of parties Friday the
18th day of August ADJ 1871 at "a PM the store OF
/. Briton corner OF Portland and Green Sts in Port
land and county aforesaid, the following personal
property viz Chests Tea, Boxes Soap Coffee, Spi-
ces Flour, Canned Goods lacks, Nails Beans, Mus
tard. Dried Currsnts, Sal Soda. crackers Pals.
Wash Bowls Bro ms, Clothes Pms, Syrup. Extracts
aud OILS, Fancy Goods &C., Also the Fixtures OF
said store consisting In part of Grocers Barrels
covered and uncOveredl Spice Coffee and Tea Box
es show Case, Bread Case, Office Desk and Chairs
Marble Meat Slab, Scales. Baskets, Tin ant Wooden
Ware &c. Also so bushels COrD.
Dated at Portland Aug 7th 1s71.
M. ADAMS, Dept Sheriff
II. O. BAILEY 81 CO. Auciioneers,
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

WILL RETURN.-Mrs. Manchester, the pop
ular MUSICIAN, finds it impossible to leave the
large number of patients under her treat.
ment, consequently will return to Portland
August 18th, ard can be consulted at the
United States Hotel till further notice. Mrs.
Manchester will remain in Kennebunk till the
above date az.-. tr -.I -4 s.f .f
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09

SUSPENSION OF COMMISSIONERS PLEAsANToN.
The President, at noon Tuesday, formally sus-
pended Gen. Pleasanton from his Office of
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, under the
tenure of Office act, and appoiated Deputy
Commissioner j. w. Douglass in his place.
Gen. Porter, by direction of the President,
called upon Gen. Pleasanton Monday night
with verbal message requesting him to re-
sign his Office as Commissioner of Internal
Revenue. This Gen. Pleasanton declined to
do, and on the President being informed of this
declination,he resolved to suspend Gen. Pleas
anton and appoint j. w. Douglass, First As.
sistant Commissioner, in his place.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09

DOMESTIC Acknowledging a crowd
gathered in Centre street yesterday afternoon
to listen to violent alteration between q w;fa
and her husband, in which the former sean,aa
to have the best of it. She was accusno hor
husband Of neglecting his family and snena.
ing his hard earnings for drinks. She oava
him particular fits" and threatened to wb;n
him if he did not alter his course. The hus.
band took it all very meekly, though his anger
was once SO aroused that he threatened to
strike her; but she bristled up to him and seiz
ing crutch from a lame man standing near
made such demonstrations with it that the
husband was glad to back down.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09
X ENTUCK v.

NEW YORK, Aug 8.-The Tribunes dis
match from Louisville state that the election
returns show a decrease of 60, 900 in the Dem
ocratic majority since the gubernational cleo
ton of 1868, Notwithstanding the deliberate ex
clusion OF thousands of colored voters on the
merest pretext. The negro voters were COM
pelled to read the names of each candidate or
be denied a vote, q requirement not made OF
others. There will be an increased Republican
representation in the Legislature, and the
Democratic majority in the State will not ex-
caad % 600.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09

ARMY AND NAVY ExcURstoN.-It may not
be out OF place to give our readers brief de-
scription of some of the attractions at North
Conway, N. H., the objective point of to-mor-
rows trip :--Iu the immediate vicinity of the
village itself are some of the most charming
places Of interest to the excursionists. Echo
Lake, beautiful sheet Of water, lying directly
at the foot of mountain which towers 300 feet
perpendicuiarly above. Artists Face is anoth'
er charming spot, about half mile distant.
Diana's Baths is one of the most beautiful
places in North Conway. 1t is necessary for
one to see in order to realize its exquisite beau.
ty, as no description, however minute or elab-
crate, can convey correct idea of its peculiar
charms. The Cathedral is natural cavity in
the solid granite of the mountains, the wall
rising some 80 feet. The Devils Den is place
IN the bowels of the mountains, which few care
to investigate unless they are on good terms
with the owner.
Members are ordered to report at headouar.
ters IN iuli uniform, at 645 A. M, as the line
will be formed promptly at 7 o'clock. The full
Portland Band will furnish the music.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09

NEW MUsIc.-IraC. Stockbridg's last pub
LEGATION is Prayer from Rienzi by Richard
Wagner, transcribed by G. W. Maroton and
dedicated to Herman Kotzschmar tI 9 Of %.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09

DIR. s. H. LEWIS the eminent Surgeon Chi.
ropodist, is meeting with great success, and
intends to remain in the city permanently
We advise all who suffer with corns, bunions,
or tender feet, to call on the Doctor, and get
immediate relief, at Office No. Fluent Block,
congress street. b...-fo.F i. TuTh&S
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09

HEART DIsEAsE.-"I was induced to use
FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHos-
PHIrEs, and the effect was wonderful In two
days felt the benefit of it, and after taking
half bottle was entirely free from my COM
plant, Disease of the Heart, and to this day
have not been troubled with a return of it.
o.. r......r SARAH LENT.
Freeport Digby Co., N. S., Feb 10, 1862"
I au7d1w& wit as hioa rrls '.tf aai .lt
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09

PERSONS in poor health should loose no time
but decide at once to take the Atmospheric
Treatment and recover Their health. Remem-
Der this treatment cures when all other reme-
dies have failed. Consultation free. Institute
in Cahoon Block, corner Of Myrtle and Con-
prnAa straaf H. 1895 rItf .tHfesH H..t. .lfI.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09
Great AuctiOn Sale.
r. o. BAILEY q Co., Auctioneer..
Furniture, Sleigh, SC. mt Auction

" room, 10 Exchange street, Black Walnut and
painted Chamber Sets, Brussels and Ingram Car
pets; three Marble Top Centre Tables; LounglBg
Chair, Extension Tables Marble Vases Feather
Beds, Mattresses, Magee Cook Stove, Pictures,
Crockery and Glass Ware, Kitchen, Furniture, sc.
AT " NJ, one sleigh built by g. p. Kimball.
Organ.
l MelOdeon.
Elegant Cernce and Drapery &c.
Aug9 I'd
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09

The soldiers at Fort Whipple belonging to
the United States Signal Service are having a
religious revival at the camp. Meetings are
held in the open air, which are largely attend
ed each evening, and several conversions
among the soldiers are reported.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09

A LONDON dispatch saws there is great ex-
element there by the announcement of the
discovery Of large and valuable gold fields in
New Caledonia, an island in the South Pacific
Ocean between lat. 20 and % 30 South, and
lon. 1874 and 167 East Numerous parties are
forming with the intention of proceeding to
the island and diggers are leaving for the new
ly discovered fields in great numbers. Several
rich veins are stated to be already in successful
working operation.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09
Foreign Markets.


LONDON, Aug 81 so P. M.-COnsols closed at
93s for money and account.
American securities-U. 5-20s, 1862, 933; do 1865
old, 925; do 1867, 90; do 10-40's 80.
LIVERPOOL, A g. 81 30 P. M-Cotton quiet and
easier sales 1900 bales; middling uplands SID; do
Orleans DID,.
LONDON, Aug 8.-American securities quiet.
PARIS, Aug. s-Evening-Rentes closed at 55s
&c.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. S.-Breadstuffs dull receipts of
wheat tor three days 5000 quarters OF which 25 900
were American red Western Spring los a los ID
Flour 20 q 24s for Western Canal. Lard as 3D..
LONDON, Aug. SIS P. M.-Consols opened at 93s
for money and account
American securites-U. S. 5-20s, 1862, s3a do 1865
old, 93; do 1867, 80; U. S. 10-40s 80.
LIvERPooL,Aug. SIS P. M.-Cotton closed heavy
Mhiduc uplands sgd; sales 10000 bales. The ship
mems o. Cotton from Bombay since last report were
SO, 900 bales.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09
Boston Stock List.
Sales at the Brokers' Board. Augs.
Try Me and PrOve NE

A ND see it will lot give the best satisfaction in
"A steam Gas and Water-piping have
also on hand lot OF excellent Hose which will
sell lower than any other man in the City. Repair
ing promptly and properly done; strict attention
given to Is chandeliers repairing also broken Hose
can be neatly rep .ired here,
K MCDONALD 200 Fore ST., foot Of Plum.
iva d2ws
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09

PIC.NIo-Portland Division No. 90, Sons OF
Temperance, will have their annual picnic to.
morrow Thursday if pleasant, to the Cape
Lights. They win leave the hall at half pact
o'clock Those who 60 will provide themselves
with bowls, mugs spoons, etc. All who wish
to participate in this charming excursion will
please hand in their names to-day to F. Lor-
ing's No 80 Federal street. Cbowder ETC.,
will be provided on the ground. An excellent
opportunity for fishing will be offered.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09

the school for young ladies at the "Willows,
in Pennington. The school is highly recon-
mended and there is no more desirable locality
in the Slate
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09

Receipts BY RaSlroads and Steamboats,.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosToN-18 bdls
shovels 80 kegs lead, 20 bds pipe II do paper, "a
pcs marble, crate crockery, horse and carriage 20
boxes lemons IS bags paper 10 obs fish. 70 bales OF
gambia, rails dates, 10 bbls rum. | planning ma
chine 10 half begs and 80 kegs beer 40 boxes Spices
10 and 10 bales domestics, IS pcs pipe, So
coils cordage, tons iron for Merchants Bank, 80
boxes glass bottles, 100 pkgs to order.
For Canada and up cOuntry-6O bdls iron, 9 bbls.
OIL 10 do tallow "a bdls leather, 80 boxes Spices rs
pigs to order.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09
Desirable Suburban Proper
tn for Sale.

DY license obtained rom the Hon. John A Water
ID man, Judge the Probate Court, shall sell at
public auction, Aug. nth 1s11 (unless previously
sold) on the remises. the Homestead place belong
ing 10 Anna Deake, late OF Gaze Elizabeth. deeeas-
ed and situated at the Point in said Cape Eiiz abeth
containing about six OF fine tiage land, with
the dings thereon the said property being about
23-4 miles from the CITY buildings in Portland, and
presents a fine view OF Portland and the entrance to
It's Harbor which connot be surpassed
CHAS. DEAkE, Administrator.
Also at same time and place. lot of land of about
15 acres adjoining land OF Fl Day Esq on the Cot
tage road, about three miles from Portland.
Also lot oil land running from Cottage road to the
sea containing about acres.
Also y lot OF land OF about acre, road leading
to Cape Cottage, adjoining rssidence OF Mr.. Daniel
Pillsbury, about IA miles from Portland.
Also a lot OF land OF about 1-2 acres, adjoining
land Of John b. Woodbury. and Lucy Talbot about
1-2 mile from Ferry Village
jy17-M &W4w CHARLES DEAkE.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09

Now is THE TIME to put up your Jellies.
j. +. Land & Co., corner Exchange and Fed
eral streets, have just the best Jelly Tumblers
out, with or without metal caps. jy29d2w
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-09

A FULL assortment of Paper Hangings,
Window Shades, Screens, ETC., for sale by He
iy8H DEvENs 8 Co., IS Free st.