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Circuit Court.

The August term Of the Circuit Court for
NJ Mimi will commence next Monday. We
shall be pleased to see such of our patrons As
are in arrears ut the printing office, where they
will find some one rrdy to attend to them. \
number of accounts for advertising are stand
ing open on the office books, which ought to De
settled without further delay.
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ggsR7SsE.Ea,

On the 9Th inst, by the Hcy.J. S. Petty, At
the residence Of the brides father. VIC. iior-
ton. ESQ. Mr. JosFru W. MCDANIEL, Of
GrccncyilIr, Tenn, and Mi, EMMA {. lIuR-
ruN. ot Athens.
ON the It'll inst. by Rev. i. Albert iIydcn,
Nr. Jas. \. POWELL, Of West tennessee, and
Miss Il. y. REED, Of Athcn
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Old Knox elect. the Radical Ticket for coun-
ty officers by the following mGiorilir>: Go,sctt.
sheriff 13S: Blang, County Clerk, l,S)); Harris,
Tax Collector, 2,lGG; Ray, District Attorney.
u; Brardcn. Trustee, "A. We arralrad Old
Knox is lrrctricyably loSt-givcn over to hard
ness of heart and rcprobacy OF mind.
McFarland'> majority in the county, l,jG3.
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|on OF Officers. q. d. n.

list of the officer, Of Peace Lodge.
Athens, installed for the quarter end
November lst, 1872:
: Matthews, w G T: Mrs Parker. W Y T:
1Slovcr. .Jr.. W Il :: Miss Ida Adnir, W \
" II u IIydcn W + ;; Mrs Rnhr>on. W r.;
AEvanS. w &: ri Boyd. W NJ; Miss Nell
ridges, W \ NJ: : = WINS. Jr. W | q; W
henderson, W o 6; Miss Lutte Newman. Il
Miss Lua Vaughan. l. II ;; 5 WINS, Sr.,
G T; 4 & Robc>on, l. ID.
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SsrioS County.

Below is the official vote Of Mcig> county
supreme .Judgc-COokc, 33i. Mcfarland, di'
Shcrlr--Fikc, 3J3: Fuller, 33i; Collins. 2j5
Tax CoIlcctor--Guinn. 1853; Rothwcll, ~
Bennett, III: Allen, 81; Roberts, 80.
Trustee Nril, il2; Adams, 39d.
Rrgi>tcr--Clack ISL; Brandon, I9i.
All ofthc officers elected are Democrats.
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y. a. Hurley n 10. SoghiI,

Desire to purchase all the good wheat for sale
on the South Side Of the county, for which
they will pay the highest market price.
COghill, Tenn, Aug. q, lS12.tf
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Evening Siar EOs'9r---Esccntur

Below is list Of the officers elected and in.
stalled for the quarter ending Ortohcr3l, 1872
We Allen. W CT: Miss VI \ Boggr,s, W
V T.: r l. Allen. W Il :; Mis-, Mollc Snyder,
\ :: j l. Ramsey, W G. W L Buchanan, W +
S:J NJ ltolhwcll. " +: j Il Cllck. W NJ; e
-, W y VI: / Hodge. " G.: Joseph
~: G q SNYDER. Il II :; l. y IiIlar,i.
lowell, = W & r; j + Neil, l. D.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09
Another Robbery.

The store of G. +. Keith was entered last
Thursday night, and the safe robbed Of one
hundred and thirty dollars. The thieves seem
Of late 10 be after money only.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09

The following is the vote Of Srquntchic
county for supreme J ldgc: Cooke. 81; Me
Farland,S s. The county officers elected are
Laync. sheriff; Barker, Trustee; Cain. Tax
Collector. school Tax carried by 3G majority.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09
un EyrrybOdy's Mouth.

PRAISE and SUAoDoNr.-Grcatcst luxury
Of modern tmcs-bcantilIcs and preserve, the
teeth. The rcpulsyc breath is rendered aS
fragrant AS Il rose, and GOODNESS by friends, or
In Business, will now be no longer noticed.
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Cash fj,,. WI,cuf.

Rohcson Il Nixon will buy all the good
mcrchanlabo Wheat that may be offered, for
Which they will pay the very higp,t market
brice in Cash.
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THE family of Rev. &. Taylor who have
been spending the last month or two at the odd
homestead in Carter county. returned OH Tues
day. Col. Taylor himself will, we understand,
be here in II few days.
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SPECIAL MOTTO ~.

pLAIN QUESTIONS ron INv,IIps,-IInyc
the routine medicine, Of the profession done
Won no goody Arcvoll discouraged and nl,cru.
hlcy If So. test tho prospect, Of the new Npgr.
table SucrIlr. DR.. Walker, California VINEGAR
niitci.. nlrrndy r,mou, a. lhr finest In,l,n.
r,ut rnrrcctiyG nuI uitor,tivc. tlr,t Inn. r,rr
.pnn tho llpht. Dy.urutlrs and por,ons If
uIlou. h,hitS ,houiJ koch II Within roirb. If
thrv value health and r,.r.
,,.t,,,,,.,.,,.,w.,. ,.,
iNi ~ Lin ,EhNN ~ lr'.,N I,i,il'
rhr.p Ky 'o,'H3u in,'Ti W. Hu,u "u 0',,rU
J., w., '.b,a, i,'I,r'" ti",'I a,',,yu'' rI"'
GnlI.. Cole, sprgin., &c., wnrrnnted better,
finn any other, SolIby nii DRUGGISTS. Drpot.
IA pmE pnrr ,<ow YGrL.
u,.,,,,,.',.,,.. ,,,,.,,,,, ..,,,,.,,,, .,
h'"NIt 80, '"''NnN w. L'"l".Wu, ~
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Constable. Elected,

John =. Peters and John T. Rider were elect.
td ConstablcS for the Town District last Thurs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09

Mrs. BCSIIoNG, at Calhoun, sends tomato
from her garden which weighs pounds and 4
ounces the richest and most magnificent veg
ctahlc we have seen this year.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09

Ir there is such thing rs Liberal Republic
can in McMinn county, hi, attention is respect
fully directed to the card of Col. Elkin, on the
first page of this paper.
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Bari,rd by Elder Williamson Erickson, she
became u member " the Christian Church and
her life wa, bright and beautiful cNcmplIi,-
cation Of the religion she pruio,,ci.
But ,hr is zone. We have shaken the fare
well hand Of mortal SEPARATION. That hand
So warm. i, now cold aud !iiclc,S A. the clod-
of the valley. Her checks are pale in death.
Her eve, - full .oflu,trc will turn in love and
gcnllrnr,. on her comp,uiOn, and friends no
more forever. Her heart which once beat 80
high with hope Of lite and glory has ceased to
throh, and her voice Of love and sweetness j.
hu~hrd in perpetual silence. She lctt the
world in peace. and her friends in tears. She
bad 4 hope beyond these mortal shores. In
her was ryinrrd the rNccllcucy Of the Gosp.
Of the grace of God. II was this which clc,nS
cd and sustained her in the approaching d
ness and ruins Of the tomb. She kncs
whom she trusted. She belonged TO II.
/, Lord If both the living and the "a
by III, resurrection from the dead. Il
gotten to lively hope Of an inhcT
rurruptiblc, uudrlilcd, and that
away. reserved for her in Heaven.
fell asleep and CLOSED hcrcyr- fore,
If earth. Peace % her sacred .hade
lItlantd COr,l
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09

Mrs. LuRrr COX, If thi, county, sent II
Beet to the printing office last saturday which
weighed 81 pounds, averlupoi,c-tor which
that clever Lady h., our thanks.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09
TIE SINGER SEWING MACHINE,
Il, Va Il - u, ID a

= AGENr FOR THE SINGER SEWING
| Machine, and keep, them ON hand At the
South Corner, Athens. All STYLES aud finish
Of Family and Manufacturing Machine,
Needles. Thread. Attachments. Parts Of Nit
chimes tor repairing. Ne. The Singer i, 20 well
known aTd accepted that it needs no recon-
uou. lirAa- to rhrpur.-. beauty. arrange.
Auirrly Establishment. ,moothuc>- Ofruu.
oui rmLc and variety Of sewing. II
will sew III" different textures with cN-
trrordntry facility and perfection. which,
t,.,thnr with greatest number or sales, the
Iryulrii} and genera, satisfaction il gives. al
tets IL, superiority over aIl the lir-t-rit,N Ma
chimes. Reference from many Of the most
practical and influential citizen. If Athens
and tui, county Who have used the Machine
for year.. Sold on accommodating terms.
Nug. >. l~,2-lm-2li
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09

BROTHER COrER, state Lecturer. !. o. &. T.,
was along u few days ago. He reports the order
rs rapidly increasing its membership through
out the state.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09

The largest lot, the best assortment. and the
cheapest Fruit Jars in town. ut
j. L. GIBSON'S.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09

MAI. HIGHT, Of Swcetwatcr, candidate for the
State Senate, gave as passing call on Tuesday.
He was travelling in the direction of Polk
county.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09
Pail. d'nulufy.

For Supreme judge Mcfarland, 500; Cooke,
l92. NJ II Hancock elected sheriff. J Will
hanson, Circuit .&rk; y II MatIork, Tax Col
lcctor; & B Smith, Trustee. MaJoliticS not rc-
ported.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09

ON Tuesday, Capt. Ben. Wells was in with
mother load Of melons one of which, left ut
y printing office, weighed 3jlli pounds.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09

WE learn upon good authority that neither
Polk nor Mrig> will present candidate for the
State Senate ut the ensuing election.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09

JoHS GlBSOS has more Of thU,c excellent ci-
gars-at the Athens Drug store,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09

cdncsday evening. "l>t july, n James . e
was descending into well in the 18th
wi is county the rope broke and hrirll
forty feet. badly fractUrng the
leg and entirely dl>locating the
EcXt morning DrS. J. \. Long.
In.. Kelley. and j. r. ID. Long held :,
D90itation aud decided that it was Impossible
TO save the limb. DR.. }. \. Long. by the a>Si>
lance of the above named phy>irans, amputat-
ed the foot and lower third Of the leg. They
used ether, instead of choroiorm, and are high
" pleased with the result.
Since the above was in type, we learn that the
unfortunate man died on Sunday morning,
from the internal injuries received in the terri
bic fall. We learn that he leaves wife and five
children in INDECENT circumstances.
OUR friend and former icllow-tOwnSman, W.
ID. Van Dyke, Esq, let the light of his genial
countenancc shine upon lis for a short time in
the early part of the week. lie reports IN UNI
usually heavy mosquito crop in the low ground,
of sorrow. and the political atmosphere little
clouhed and hozy, with prospects of Il slight
rain.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09

VI. W. WETMOHE died at Nashville sunday
hight. lie wa, ~ years of age.
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NscygjuD County-.-DnicinI.

! lSt District, supreme Judge, Cooke, II, Me-
FnrlOnd, jl sheriff, Gouldy, DEM ~, Porter,
rep. 30; Tax Collector, Kelley, rep. -, Miller,
dem, 49, Trustee, Snyder, dem. -, Plank,
rep. II.
2d--Cookc, 10, Mcfarland, 30; Gouldy, ~
Porter, 3G Kelley, 20. Miller, 10; snyder, NJ,
Plank, 30.
3d--Cookc, T., Mcfarland, II; GOully. -.
Porter ~: Kelley -, Miller, II; snyder, ~,
Plank, 90.
ith--C00kc 20, McFWland, g.; Gouldy. -.
Porter. 49, Kelley, 81, Miller, O.; snyder, 81.
Plank, ~.
jih--Cookr, ., Mcfarland. II; Gouliy, -,
Porter, 30; Kelley. 81, Miller -; snyder, ~,
Plank, -.
Gh-Cookr. 10, MrFarlnd. 81; Gouldy, g.,
Porter, 81; Kelley, 70, Miller, 81; snyder, -,
Plank, -.
1th--Cookc, III, Mcfarland, ll3; Goudy,
III, Porter, IFS; Kelley, $50, Miller, Sd shy.
der, 40, Plank, us,
Sth-COOkr, u, Mcfarland. 10; Gouldy, Sa,
Porter, SO; Kelley, CO. Miller, 50; Snyder, -,
Plank, -.
0tIl--Cookc, ~, Mcfarland, 20: G1uldy, u,
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I'r.uit BARS,

Glass, Tin ard stone, just received and for
ale ut T. L. GiBSoNs.
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more or lNsc 'NN'Ino TIwnS.cc River, In
lthc oh isl ,NFlct, McMlnn county, Trnu.
I. Trrms;-Sil lands win be- sold On credit
y SIS, twelve and eighteen months, IN lrr Of
|ic equity Of redemption, Notes and scctTi.
~ will be required aud lien lctniu"l.
j. NJ. ilENHERSON, e. & NJ.
Aug, lS,2-lt-prs tees ,00.2ij
ohn y. Melton. admir-. ". Susan Melton, ct Al.
"a y pursuance orn drcrctol order If the Chan.
l Gerry Court nt Athens, IN this cause, VIII
sell, at public cutlery, II the highest bidder,
. ntthrrouri-hou,c door, in the town Of Athens,
ON saturday, the ith day OF september, is,2,
go Acres OF Land,
more or less, living in the 18th civil district,
NrMun county. Tenn, being the lands of
which j, II. Melton dlod, solIcd and possessed.
/ rcrm.'- said lruI, viii be sold subject ~
the widows dover, ~ per cent. oi the pur.
chase money must be- paid on upN Of sale, and
n credit Il ,iY and twelve month, will be- civ.
cn on balance Of tllr purchase price, Notcs,
with good security viii be required, and q
zen will be- retained, J. NJ HENDERSON,
S,LS. ., lS12-t-prs fee Si,pJ-2] ca NJ.
4 Lydia Green. admir-. ". VI, j. Green. ct nl.
/ Eobc>on, Rice & co. vs.. Lydia Green ct al;
John Rogers, admir-, vs.. Lydia Green, ct al,
IS pursuance Of drrrntrl order of the
Chunrrry Court At Athens, IN these cnu>c~,
+ I viii sell AZ public cutlery, To the highest bid
Ihrr, at the tuurt-hou.c door, IN Athens. Tenn.
On saturday, the lin dny Of september, 1872,
200 Acres of Land,
more or less, situated ia McMinn county. Ten.
nr,,cr, and being the lands If which W. j.
Green died, sril'd aud po.,"--cd.
| Ty1u,; said Land, viii be SOLD subject TO
/ the dover Of the widow, Lydia Green, and on
IA credit Of ,iN, twelve and eighteen months.
Notes, bearing interest from date viii BIO ~
Iqurcd, and lien VIII br retained.
j. VI, HENDERSON, CE VI,
AMg. 9. lHt9.ll-nr. Iur.. l.ll.!Il
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TURNIp Seed guaranteed good, } tIIalcy's.
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Nv NJ - NV 10 e ~ VI ~
around her tender heart
affection. uf her cnmpmi
there they burned with
till the lamp uf .i.hi cNl
~huWu- IA .i'rctiunr'rr
ful friend. She We, q bi'
useful m.mhrr ot society
mcut 10 her ,rN. lUjtic,
ed by all who knew her.
| should u, injustice
did not UUS publicly. q
cheerful tc,tiuuu! To {
,i.tNs of Ipt. IDtft
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A N N O U N c Z N MT
For Conrrnss.

For Congress
We are authorized AMI requested
nouurc Iol. \. BLlINED, ~ McNh
candidate for Il prrscuittive -
the Third District, Eccticx
We are authorized nr n.In.
n0uncc y, l.. HIGHT ~
4 candidate for state Scll
composed Of the coUu =,
Mrgs, McMinn, Foil
first Tuesday in NoyO
We nrc authorized n
nouurc Gen. JAS. I, LANE.
ty,u. a candidate for the
District composed #
Election 1T TUl
For JoiI
We are auhdY nm.
nouncr CO... WIN u
candidate for Jo, 5.
trirt composed Hgd.
james. Hhrl anal 4 Zi'n-
TURF Election nb"r,
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-25
News and Other Items.

Two Dubuque fathers snapped babies at the
baptsmal font. A boy for girl and SIS to
Boot.
! Uncle Ben Wade has no daughter Hence
the report that 'she was shortly to be led to the
ALTAR &C., is slightly fabulous.
The Marquis of Queensbury has been fined
twenty shillings for striking Tom Toby, a po-
lice detective in the face, at the Charing Cross
| Hotel
The "big organ" a relic of the first Boston
Jubilee, was destroyed with the Tabernacle of
DIR. Talmage, Brooklyn. .
Governor Lewis of Alabama, who is now in
hot water with the General Assembly of that
State, is represented as being tall, well built
handsome man, with Clear ford complex
ion and an eye like hawk. He dresses in the
extreme of fashion and is sometimes called
Beau Lewis.
Jessie Benton Fremont, wife of John Charles
Fremont and daughter of Thomas Hart Benton
who in his day was Familiarity known as "Old
Bullion" is said to be the finest looking forty
year-old lady in the city of New York
Lewis D. Campbell, Representative in Con-
gress from the Third District of Ohio, is so i'll
as to be confined to his bed at his home at
Hamilton. 1t is doubtful whether he will be
abs to resume his SCI during the present ses-
sion.
The New York Commercial says that the Her.
AIDS report of Duryea's funeral is another
proof of the emotional effects of weak gin baths
on highly sensitive temperaments.
Female clerks are to be employed ia the va
rous departments of the State Government of
Pennsylvania during the next administration.
Gen. o. o. Howard loves and honors Senator
Pomeroy "as Christian statesman" Senator
POmeroy is just now candidate for reelection
and if the Legislature of Kansas feel like send.
ing missionary to the heather in Washington
Gen. Towards opinion ought to go far toward
determining their choice-N. Y Commercial
One day when Mrs. Partington heard the
minister say there would be nave in the new
church, she observed that 'she knew who the
party was"
A boy of fifteen and girl of thirteen years
were married at Westerly, r. L., few evenings
SINCE
The coal production is A, 124 ,632 tons ahead of
the amount at this time last year, which doesn't
look much as if the price could go higher.
The Delaware Indians live in frame houses
wear cut-away coats and standup collars, fail
in business and compromise at fifty cents on
the dollar, and are getting quite civilized.
Cardinal Cullen is trying TO break up wakes
in Ireland, which he says are the source of
great scandals, great designations, and .innum-
cradle sins.'
From Democratic sources there are rumors
of opposition to Senator Cameron's reelection.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-25

THE Lewiston j ,ornaI says that the attor-
mittee in behalf Of any measure, or the par
ty that brings his scheme before the mem
bers of the Legislature on its own merits
without Offering any inducement than it's
merits for its support should not be called a
makes use of official position, party influence,
money, or promises to bring about certain
measures that he has no interest in and ar
ranges thu prelimin aries by which legislative
combinations are formed and unjust legisla-
tion secured
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-25

FoRNEY's Press and other half and half
Republican papers are predicting that Mr..
Blaine will not have unmolested walk over
the track for the Speakership of the next
House. The Press says that Horace May
nard will be brought for ward in ultra pro-
relationship interes and the New York Her.
. aid affirms that the Southern Republican
mem oers are general y ignored by Mr.. Blaine
except a few favorites-wnich will be gen err
ally held as the highest evidence of Lis go cd
sense. There is little fear that the next
House will begin its career with so palpable a
bunder as to select any other gentleman for
Speaker tina Mr.. Blaine who is so signally
qualified.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-25
A Valuable Medical Treatise.

nual known as Hostetter's Almanac is now ready
ana may be obi ined. free of cost of druggists anu
general couni ry dealers in all parts of the Uni ell
ilized portion of the Western Hemisphere This AL
manac has been issued regularly at the commence
ment OF every year for about one-ffth If century
II combines with the soundest practical advice for
the preservation and Grafton of health a large
amount OF interesting and amusing light reading
ana tne calendar, astronomical calculations, chron0-
logcai Items &C.. are AIRED with great care anl
VIII be found entirely accurate. The issue of Hos
tetters Almanac fer 1873 will probably be the largest
eutl N OF medical Work ever published in any
country. The propretors, Messrs. Host tier &
smith, pittsburgh, Pa, on receipt OF two cent
s sian VIII forward copy by mail to any person
VINO cannot procure one in his neighborhood.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-25

THE New York Herald publishes what it
terms an official list of the stockholders of
. the credit mobiler with the dividends re-
ceived. 1t comprises about one hundred
names, but among them is not one of the
prominent Congressman who were charged
with having stock. The nearest approach to
it is the credit of $50 shares and large divi-
dends to Charles Fl. Nelson, a son-in-law of
James Brooks. The list is furnished by
Thomas G. Durant. If this list is correct,
the production of the books of the company
will show nothing OF the concealed transac-
tlons which have been charged.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-25

1t is said that Charlemagne Towers, wealthy
and prominent Republican lawyer of Schuylkill
county, aspires to the honor, and that he will
be supported by the Democrats as against
Cameron. and will obtain sufficient Republican
votes to elect him,
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-25
l. HE PR ESS.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, DEC. es, ,7e.

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with card certificate coantersigned by Stanley t.
P1iien, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent our
iou1a, as we have information that several bum
mers" seeking courtesies in the name of the
PRass, and we have no disposition to be, even pas
sively, a party to such fraud.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-25
MARRIED.


In Gardiner. Dec IL. Mrs. Mary j., wife of l. Her.
rick Huntington, aged As years.
In Farmingdale, Dec. 10, Mr.. james Stone, aged 50
years months. ..
In Watcrvie, Dec. II, William Varney, aged %
years.
In China, Dec. IL, Mr.. John Abbott, aged &C wears
months.
In this city. Dec 3d. Mrs. Susan relict of the late
Capt. Stephen Hutchinson, aged go years.
Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at o'clock,
at her late residence on Tying street.
In Parsonsfield, Dec 49, Coe Taylor aged "a years.
In Chelsea, Dec. 81 Mary M. Doran.
EY%The funeral services of the late Mrs. G. H.
Holland will take place this Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock, at No. IA st. Lawrence street.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-25
$ 3 900. 90 REWARD
Is Offered for better Remedy.

II. W. Ksnsnaan, Esq, luguste Me.
DEAR SIR:-I was attacked with Iuno fevor
which left me with most distressing cough. such as
never mad before. l could get no rest day nor
lief A friend advised me TO use Adamson's Botanic
Cough Balsam. took but few doses before If eff
fected a thorough cure can safely recommend II
to every one afflicted with a cough. ~
(SiyncL) w Fl Tor,,,r
m we tne Undersigned, having known Mr. w. H.
Totman for several would certify that bis case
was considered very critical one, and that he was
cured by that most excellent remedy, Adamson;s
Balsam ~ 'oi
Henry Trickey, SO Paris Street, Portland: r. ank
4. Boody, Westbrook; Geo Hodson, 81 Paris Street,
Portland; w. p Mansfield Portland.
For sale by all Druggiats. dec1S-sneodtf
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-25
FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid FIN Yokohama 10th ult, ship Magnet, Crosby
London
Sid FIN Kong Kong Oct So barques Carlton
Freeman, New York; Nov 8. Penang, Patteu Port
land, o; 1lth ship Old Dominion, Nose, Singapore;
18th, Flying Eagle. Lewis, Manila
Ar at Havre 23d inst, ship John Patten, Wyman.
New Orleans.
Cid at Helsingfors 25th ut, ship VIM Cummings
Miller, Leith.
Sid FIN Vile 4th inst, brig Rocky Glenn Dorr (from
Hamburg for Demarara having repaired.
Off Plymouth 9th inst, ship Sonrise Clark from
Hamburg for New York.
AT Buenos Ayres 18th ult, barque Nellie May Blair
nnc; brig H Sibley, Colson, do; and others.
Sid FIN Montevideo 18th ult, baraue Aberdeen
Treat, from Bangor) for Buenos Ayres.
At Para goth ult, sch Martha Heath, Nishols for
New York few days.
Ar at Aquin 5th inst, sch Altoona, Fitzgerald from
Wilmington.
AT Mansanilla 9th inst, brigs P NJ Tinker Bernard.
for Boston or New York; A J Ross Wyman, for Bos-
ton. ldg
Cid at st John, NIB, 18th inst, barque Talavera.
Stanley, London.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-25
BANK OF PORTLAND.

On and after this date, the undersigned will carry
on STRICTLY Banking business, at the Banking
Rooms now occupied by the Second National Bank,
in Portland, Maine, under the style of the "BANK
OF PORTLAND and as such, will receive Deposits
and make Discounts, in the regular course of the
Banking Business.
W. GOOLD.
Portland, June oath, 1872.
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