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FOR SALE.

T1NHE valuable and well known Farm of the late
Charles Elliott, said farm is situated in the town
OF Buxton two miles from West Gorham, near tine
road that leads from West Gorham to West Buxton,
convenient to Westinghouse, School and Stores
SAID farm consists OF so OF land, well divided
into tlagh and pasture land. The soil Is well
adapted to the raising of Hay and early Vegetables
for market, Plenty OF wool, and s5OO.Oo worth of
House, containing nine well finished rooms, an Ell
and Shed attached Barn 60 X 40 feet with good
cellar. Three wells Of never failing water.
Also building in the city Of Portland situated In
on Spring st. Said building is ON leased land, and
contains house aud store.
All of the above will be sold low, as the owner il
going West. Or exchanged for property in the state
Of Illinois.
For further particulars enquire of
Z. II. NORTON,
sep11-dlw&WH o9t Spring st.
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Take Courage, Envalids.
Pain and weakness produce dependency, and the
invalid who is aboring under bodily torture, debility
and mental depression at the time is indeed in
ptiable condition But let all who thus situated
take heart balm is provided both for their physical
and mental infrmities in Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters Among the commonest sources of pain, unoa-
siness and melancholy the diseases which affect
the stomach, the liver, the alimentary canal, the
nerves and the muscles, such as dyspepsia bilious
disorders, constipation headache hysteria and rheu
matism, all of which yield readily to the regulating,
invigoratng and purifying influence of this peerless
vegetable tonic, stimulant and restorative Take
courage, sorrowful invalSls; you will find the help
you need in Hostetter's Bitters
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A LIBERAL REPUBLICAN of this CITY TO-
fleeing upon the extreme thinne.s of the T
r. vote in other parts Of the State, says that
the only woods which were full of 'em were
behring's Oaks.
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THE Republicans of Gorham, N. II. will cele-
brate the Maine victory with a grand torch
light procession, fireworks and other demon
STATIONS TONIGHT
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'.Every one who choosrs TO live by pu-
giIism or gambling or haFIotry, with
nearly every keeper of tipping -hous is
politically Observation-Disclosures GREELEY.
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MARINE NEWS
POET OF PORTLAND.

Wednesday, Sept. IL.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Regalia, (Br) Harrison, Cardif-1271
tons coal, to j L Farmer.
IS Steamer cam, Franconia Bragg, New York-pauengers
Steamer Nev York, winchester, Boston for East
port AVID st John, NIB. ~ A"s'-
Sch Gushing, TeeI, Boston.
Sch Sycamore, Burns. Waldoboro.
Sch Wellfeet, Thomas Westport.
Sch Specie, Carter, Friendship.
Sch j Harraden, Joy. Calais for Boston
for Boston. $50 D~nsor
Sch BENZ Franklin. varnum, Bangor for ch.,...
Sch Henry, Carter, Bangor for Boston.
CLEARED.
r Sch Harris, OBJ Quinlan, st John, NB-Jobn
Sch L Vandervoort, Kelley, New York; Nick
erson. N
Sch Helen Waite, McRea, New York-Bunker
Bros. u"Ae'
Sch Cyrus Chamberlain, Adams Fall River T
Nickerson. -
Sch Lookout, johnson, Boston-Bunker Bros.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Neversink, Gibson, at New York from Nav
oreans was ~ days on the passage, with light winds
p @G SP the time Aug s lat H. Ion
ends and lost part Of deck load walnut. IAN
DOMESTIC PORTS.
san FRANCIsCo-Ar list, barque Rival, Nichols,
wILMINGToN-cl 7th, sch F Holden v.rr;u
Damarlsc0tta. '
NORFOLK-Ar 7th sch Jshn E Daley, Long, from
Richmond Me. e' 0Ai
ALEXANDRIA, eth, sch David Faust, Lord
Portsmouth. Aoiu'
Sid It'll, brig Geo Gilchrist Hart, Salem
PHlLADELPHIA-Ar 9th, briggs Geo E Prescott
Mills Hallowell; Geo Dale, Pierce, Bangor; sci,
Ethan Allen, Blake, Portland w
- Also ar 9th, brigs Eudorus, Farr, Gardiner; RB
Cove. Hardness. Boston; sshs Jas Walker. Doanc
Gardiner; j w Fish, Seavey. do. "''
Cid 9th, schs Annie Murchie, Merrill, Charleston.
Fannie Pike, Robbins Boston.
Below 10th, ship Elizabeth Hamilton, from Havrs.
brig Edith, from Matanzas.
NEW YORK-Ar 9th, brig Tulu, Reed, Mayaguez
20 days; schs Hyne, Babb Charleston; Lyndon, Hill
yard, Calais Laura Robinson, Robinson, Boston.
John Gilman, Pinkham, Portland; Eastern Belle
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feFe Hyacinthe's marriage is said to have
wonderfully increased the foreign demand for
American widows.
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81 hope the time will come when the
soldier who fought with Lee and johnson
will occupy as proud n position in the
hearts of the American people, as the
soldier who fought under Grant and sher-
man.'-HoRACE GREELEY, at Vicksburg in 1871
. The people OF the United States know
General ssrant-have known all about
him since DoneisOn and VicksbIirg; they
do not know his sIanderers, and do MOI
care TO know them. v-Horace Greeley.
The brain, the heart, the soul of the pres
emit Democratic party is the rebel element
ut the sOuth, with its Northern allies and
sympaihizers. Ii is rebel at the core to-
day. HI would como into power with the
hate, the chagrin, the wrath, the mortih-
cation of ten bitt years TO impei and
guide its steps. =. Whatever chastisement
may be deserved by our national sins, we
must hope this disgrace and humiliation
will be spared to us.',-[ Horace Greeley.
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THE AUTUMN.
The Autumn has returned once more,
The leaves begin to fade,
The Farmer now bis grain doth store,
Which Summer suns have made;
Thousands who've in the country been .
Are found again at home,
To tell of what they've heard and seen
While they abroad did roam.
FENNo, who CLOTHES" so many Boys,
With Coat, Pants Vest, Hat and Shoes complete
To 'tCLOTHE' them still his time employs
Corner of Reach and Washington street.
Boston.
sep11-sn12w
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Four per cent. interest allowed on deposit
accounts, subject to check, drawn any city bank
town depcsitors will have their remitances and
collections promptly acknowledged.
We do General Banking and Commission bust
ness Negotiate Bonds Stock, Notes and other Secur
iies make collections through the United States and
Europe. AS
DEALERS IN SECURITIES,
we invite inquiries relating to Investments and give
below the prices of a few of the most desirable
Bonds:
B., G. R. & NJ, Milwaukee Extension 7s... 49,. . 929
Midland Pacific, 7s.......................
Logansport, Charlottesville & Southwestern, S.. .974
U. s. Bonds and other marketable securities allow
ed full price in exchange. sep3-3mo-tt&s
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Vote for Governor.
The average majority for the Republican
county ticket is about 800 in this county.

3lS 32,O4i 1853 G2,772 1878
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Boarding and Lodpiuy Uo,,so

f'OR Sale. Now full of good paying boarder, and
and LOagers house is convenient, centrally located
Moderate capital required. TAYf0R & 20
Estate Street, Boston, Mass. sen15.3t W.
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SEVEN DOLLS
Cor egg and bro.
COal-Seven twenty-five for Stove
fifty cents less when not delivered
These prices are low, as must be
evident to everybody.
JOS. HI. POOR Il BRO.
Aug 30-sn If .-..H
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Let

FTNHE commodious four storied Brick Store No. 81
Il Commercial St.-immediate possession given.
inquire of ELIAS THOMAS & CO
No. 90 Commercial st.
Or of WV. THOMAS, Canal National Bank.
sept12sntf
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ss onaet t date OF August 26th, patents were is
Isou W 'Ie Ioi owing citizens of Maine: W. f.
BsG iddofa,d foT tland Truss Bridge; j. A Gooch,
R;ddofo' Iailor's Crayon Holder; j. knights,
MHortla.d; Car Coupling; L. R. Palmer, Belfast
machine for Jolnting Stoves.
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Notice.
STORE TO LET
For Rent.
Lest

PETWEEN High aad Green Streets, q Black Silk
II Overskirt. Whoever will leave the same at the
Press Office will receive the thanks of the owner.
sept11 St.
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Barque Neversink, Gibson, at New York from Nav
Orleans, was % days on the passage, with light wind,
most OF the time. Aug 16, lat 81 H. Ion Sc 49, had
gale from Sc, which threw the vessel on her hs,r"
ends and lost part Of deck load walnut. ''n
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SfDETs.Tk .S-JTSEES.
Living Advertisements.

A medicine thu! has done more than all the
prescriptions Of the pharmacopnia TO protect the
human system against the bodily ills superin-
duccd By unhealthy surroundings, is certainly
worthy oi universal confidence. 1t is mainly on
account Of its extraordinary preventive proper
ties that iiustettcrS Stomach BitLers is SO ex-
ccedngly popular in localities subject to the Wis
ta.ion of miasnatc fcvers and other diseases
produced by clnpoisoned air A family that has
escaped sickness during sckly season IN con
sequence of using the Bitters rs safeguard, Is q
living advertisement Of the virtues OF the prepa-
ration. The whole neghborhooj realize the
iuct Il couldn't have believed it" says one
Il scarcely credited the advertisements but one
must believe what one sees, says another. III
is the very thing we need in this unwholesome
section Of country" remarks third. And the
result is that the instinct of self-detence the rst
law of nature, induces three-tourths OF that CON-
lnunity t. obtain a supply of the great vegeta-
bic antidose before the next Sck J season sets IN
lii winter, when the system requires extra vlgor
and elasticity to enable it to batll" the effects OF
damp and cold, the Bitters will be found partic-
ular ser, icoable. Rheumatism will not be apt
to fasten upon muscles and nerves that have
been braced up by this excellent lnvigorant and
nervine; nor will the seventies of the season,
which have such disastrous effect on the pull
monary organs Of the feeble and delicate, be
likely u exercise the same un.oward Influence
in cases where the stomach and the external sur
fac. Of the body (Which always sympathIze;
with the digestive orguns) have hecn toned and
stimulated by u course Of the rest Jratlve 1he
Its Of indigestion nd irregularities Of tae bow
els which proceed from sudden changes OF
weather may always be avcrtcd by d timely
use Of the BitIcrs dec 2-eoot
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INTERNAL WATER COMMUNICATIONS
President in his Message to Congress calls at
teution to the various projects which will be
laid before Congress for the cheaper transport
tation of the products of the West and South
to the Atlantic sea board, One route to con-
meet the Mississippi Valley with the Atlantic, at
Charleston, S. c., and Savannah, Georgia, BY
the way of the Ohio and Tennessee rivers and
canals aud slack water navigation to the Savan-
nah and Ogeechee rivers, has been surveyed.
Second and third new routes will be proposed
for the consideration Of Congress, namely, BY
an extension of the kauawha and James River
Canal to the Ohio, and Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal But the President is not pre-
pared to recommend Government aid until it
is shown that such enterprises are of national
interest. He suggests that commission be
appointed which shall be authorized to take the
whole question of cheap transportation into
consideration. He also suggests the propriety
of examining and reporting upon the practical
bility of opening an almost continuous line of
navigabe water communication from Maine to
the Gulf Of Mexico, as an internal improve
mcnt which would be Of inestimable value in
case of foreign war.
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NEWS esF TasE, DAY,
10 Shoe Ike M, age and bo@,n ii TIC iimfs

40 sao,o Ike mr. age un! bo,r ~ TIC itmGS
| :'aloting for United States Senator con Tin
ucd in the North Carolina Legislature ycstcr
day, but no result was reached. Both Vance
and Mcrrimon having hccu withdrawn by their
| friends the Conservatives made no other noml
| nation, their voter hciug scat terednmOng seven
ty different persons. The Republicans contin-
ued to vote for John Poole
We notice among our exchanges from the
Pennsylvania coal region that the Gcuwood
Coal Company, located in the larkawanna re-
gion, has gone into bankruptcy, with liabilities
of about $500. 900 Jay Gould is reported a
large stakeholder in it, and the Erie Railroad
Company holder Of S35O,ooO ii its bonds.
All the stokers employed by four or five of
the largest gas companies in the city Of Lon
don, have struck, osten>ibly, because some of
their number were unjustly discharged. The
directors Of the companies have warned the
public to use as little gas as possible until the
trouble Is ended
1t has been mentioned in the cable dispatches
that the commander Of the armed expedition
of the Eiccroy Of Egypt into Central Africa is
Purdy Boy, an American. 1t is presumed
that be is T. Sparrow Purdy, born in New
York city, and son Of Governor Samuel Purlty,
Of California.
The session Of the Federal Assembly OF
Switzerland opened at Bcrnc yesterday. Ro-
ouin, of Lausanne, was elected President and
kopp, of Lucerne, Vice President OF the Re.
public
Maria Manyu Brown, lately Of Mayfair hav-
Ing neglected to make a will and being without
heirs, has enriched the British Government by
some one aud quarter million OF dollars.
1t is reported from Vienna that Couat Won
Lonygay, Minister Of Finance Of the Empire,
has rendered his res guatiou, which has bccu
accepted.
As an evidence Of the high regard felt by all
classes for Mr. Greeley, sermons in nearly all
of the churches in New York city on Sunday,
took the moral Of his life as !. text.
The New York Herald says the Inauguration
ball at Washington next March will have an
entirely new feature in the presence d! theclitc
of coorcd society of that city.
Commodore Calhoun, who died in New ork
on Saturday was ii native of Pennsylvania, and
until quite recently resident cf fnlladciphl a.
Mr. Froude, the historian, is i'll in Ne W
York city, and his forthcoming lecture has
| been stponcd in consequence.
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1872.

THE EXTENSION OF THE G. & 0. CANAL
The reference made by the President, in his
message, to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
and its extension must mean the continuation
of it according to the original design, which
was to extend it to navigation Oh the Monon-
gahala River, which would make continuous
water line from Pittsburg to Alexandria and
Washington city. This plan was defeated for
want of funds only-its practicability having
been shown by the surveys The idea was to
connect at Brownsville with the Monongahala
navigation, which is now extensively used by
steamboats, The scheme was certainly grand
one, and was pointed out by Washington, who
had made himself familiar with the country.
One hundred miles or less would now make
the line complete
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MONEY AFFAIRS IN New YoRK-The stea
dy men of business of the country-those in.
terested in something like financial stability
may we'll be startled by the latest revelation IL
New York. Some weeks ago we we're told,
and doubtless told truly, that huge CONNER
ca panic, involving wholesale ruin, was avert.
ed, by an Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
authorizing an illegal reissue Of Government
paper This, for sagacious and considerate
men, had an ugly look, but still it was the &C
ton of what aimed to be ''paterDap' govern.
ment, and commanded certain sort Of respect.
Late y, it seems panic has been averted by
humber agencies. Mr.. Augustus Schell and
Mr.. Horace F. Clark, under oath, testify-and
no one who knows them will question their
unsworu tcstimony-that last week they pre-
vented worse panic than even the Corbln-
Grant panic of lSG9-the BLACK Friday by
entering bail for Mr.. Jay Gould, and saving
that worthy individual from going to Ludlow,
street Jail at the critical moment, between
and p ~, when he was superintending a
corner. Mr. Gould's arrest" testifes MIR.
Schell, would have Immediately resulted in a
panic in the stock market, more extensive and
disastrous than the events of Black Friday,
in 1869, and number Of persons would have
been financially ruined. On this We we'll may
pause.-BuHtn,ore Gazette.
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SLAVERY IN CUBA-In his message, yes.
terday, the President in commenting upon the
condition of affairs in Cuba, takes the Abo-
ltionists' view of the question, and charges the
strife and b!oodshed that have devastated Ger
tain provinces of the island of Cuba for four
years to the account of slavery. The opinion
is expressed that if Spain would abolish slavery
peace would be restored, and he adds:
II regret to believe that citizens of the y.
S., or claiming to be such, are large holders IN
Cuba of what is there claimed as property, but
which is forbidden and denounced BY the laws
of the United States. They are thus, In de-
fiance of the spirit of our own laws, contribut.-
ing to the continuance of this distressing and
sickening contest. l again recommend such
legislation as may be proper to denounce, and,
if not prevent, at least to discourage American
citizens from holding or dealing in slaves,
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SPECIE PAYMENT-The Secretary of the
Treasury il his annual report, without pro-
ceeding to the discussion of the subject Of re-
sumiDg specie payment thinks all will have
been gained that is of value when the Treasury
shall be prepared to pay the demand notes Of
the Government in coin, and the banks shall be
prepared to pay their notes either in coin or
legal tender notes, and then our good fortune
will clearly appear in this that our paper cur
rency is not exclusively of national bank notes
nor exclusively Of United States notes.
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Currency gifts will be paid in CASH n, our
Banking House, in the city of Norfolk, on pre-
sentstion of the tickets entitled thereto without
discount
For further particulars and for tickets apply
to the undersigned, who have undertaken the
exclusive financial management of this scheme,
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

A called meeting of this Board was held Inst
night. ut half-past seven o'clock, in the room 81
the Young Mems Christian Association, the
President in the chair.
Present: Messrs. Robinson, Nails. Ford,
Rudd Neale and Entwlsle.
The proceedings Of the last meeting were read
and approved. :,
The President stated the object for the call OF
this meeting 10 be the election of II physician in
place of Dr. Garrett, who declined serving fur
her in the small pox case
On motion it WAS resolved, that the President
be- empowered to select and employ u physician
for the remaining cases.
The President stated that these cases rcrc
light and simply varioloid.
The Board then adjourned. Tcstc;
B. BEowS, MD, President.
JAS ESTwISLE Jr, Secretary.
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Dec. 1.-The market
for Wheat is fairly active for all grades, prime
and choice samples being in especial request;
offerings of so bushels white and SIS of red, with
sales OF the former at 100 for prime, and of the
latter ri 100 and lG for fair 10, l72 and l75 for
medium to good, and III, lis and Isl for very
good to prime, Corn is quiet; offerings Of IS
bushels mixed, with sales at So for new; sales of
yellow, quantity previously reported, at 20. Rye
is irmer; sales vt 10 and iOO with offerings OF ~
bushels
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, DECEMBER g.
SIN R0SE.......... 7tl2 NOON RS e. 80
SIN SETS. 4.3S

ARRIVED.
Tug Atlantic, Potomac river. She report: the
bark Vcsuvius, hence for San Francisco, n
Mattawomsn, waiting for tide to cross the
Muds.
Schr Saco, Washington to Hampshire and
Baltimore Coal Company.
Schr Oriole House Island, to " Harrison.
Schrs Pedro \ Graw, Philadelphia Joseph
Baxter Boston, and q c Abel, Baltimore, to
W A 0Toot.
Steamer Wawaset, Currioman, by Potomac
Ferry Company.
Schr Annie F Clarke, City Point, By lIooc
s. Johnston.
Schr Joseph Baxter Georgetown by " A
SmoOt
Schr Julia Wile,ts, Providence, by American
Coal Company.
Schr Z Irwin Providence, by Hampshire Y
Baltimore Coal Company.
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Utility and schr Young, hence, at
Norwich 3O,h.
Schr j Ward, hence, at New York lst.
Schr Anna Tibbetts, for New Haven hence, at
New York l.t
Schrs E II Awkward and Ella Barnes, hence
for New Haven, passed through He'll Gate lst.
Schr J II Wainwright, hence, at New Haven
2lth