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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-06-03

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the subscrib
IN er has been duly appointed and taken upon him
self the trust of Administrator of the estate of
ABIGAIL CHASE, late of Portland
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are required
to exhibit the sane and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
SAMUEL CHASE, Admir-.
Portland, April I'd, 1872 ap5d3w
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GIRL WANTED
BOarders Wanted

"A GENTLEMAN and wife or two gentlemen can
"A be furnished with front rooms and good board
also transient or table gentlemen boarders can find
good accommodations by applying to MRS WILL
BUR, No. 4 Chestnut Street may27-tf
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10 Let
TO Let,

DLEASANT front room second floor. Also
one room on ID I'd 6oor with board. 40 Frank
lin st. oc2Stf
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Notice to u. s. Pensioners.
PORTLAND CITY

Uses CEMENT PIPE FOR SEWERS.
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RRICK Store, No. 149 Commercial ST., recently oc-
ID cupied by Messrs Purington & Butler; suta-
BILE for wholesale Flour or Grocery BUSINESS Gas.
Water and all modern conveniences. Apply to
... A. E. STEVENS & CO.,
jan16tf 146 Commercial treet.
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Dissolution.

an IrH or without boarl. Also LADY Boar,iers
Wv warted. Apply corner Center and Free st. No
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\ T MOrrill's Corner, Deering-A genteel brick
"A dwelling house, pleasantly located, near horse
cars and steam cars has 10 rooms all the modern ap-
pances stable, &c. and is first class in all respects
Apply to Chas. E. Morrill,, near premises or w. H.
Jerris Cahoon Block. my11tf '
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STORE No. 157 Commercial st. corner of Union
- St.. occupied by George M. Small. Suitable for
Flour and Grain, and heavy Grocery Trade.
Double counting room in I'd story. For terms ap-
ply to EDWARD FOX.
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-04
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10 aiy p isou producing any Ine1icina allie ~
sDHw one third ~ many living, permanent cures as
Dr. nl'ler : N.pcfnb' h,eulnatic Eemedy; and
!ufthcr reward uf 500 for any of Chronic
lu.iAEmtaory hhcuM M9isnl, Neuralgia, !heumat'
Ag1o Sciaticn a. rheumatism o: The Kidneyst
VIII not cure. The itheumaic Syrup is used in
Wardy only, pleasant to the taste aud guarantecG
nee rom Injurious druos IT is not Il quack ,aodi.
tnobUt the scientific prescription Of Jos p. Filter,
u. D.. Professor of loxicolugy and Chemistry
g'a1Nate OF the celebrated University of fenusv,-
yauia' d., 1888 whosa entire professiousllif,
Hten dr.OlHd specially to this disease. This pre,
I arAlon Gudcr solemn oath Is Ionsceniiously be-
lic'cd to be the only positive, reliable, nfalbie
spaciEc ever discovered She proof that no oIher
specific exists is found in cyery,community in per-
sons ulliccd for many and still suffering. If
pms CHns could cure il ii q specific did exist, this
Would not be sO--a fact that must be universally
admitted. The oft deceived sufferer may wisely
ak, Wint security or evdel ce has he thGt Or. Fit
ler'S Rheumatic Syrup Will cure MS case. The
protection offered to sufferers against imposition is
in 'cg1liy -sued contract which will be forwarded
without charge TO any sufferer sending by letter
description Ot iliiCion this guarantee will state
lhr exact number CT bottles warranted to and
" case OF failure the money paid will be retrrDco
tire patient. No other remedy has ever been
lercd ON such i'beri and honorable terms. Ned
al advice, with certificates irou prominent ply
MI otle: uGtr onts have i0iiei, sent by Letter
gr tia. Rf.ialgd cordially invited 10 write for ad-
r3cN % tho p.!uCpl Office. % SGuih Fourth street,
p ilGdeiVha Pa Dr. Filters Rheumatic syrup
is sold by dgUggi is.
Sole Agent, Petroleum Centre, Pa
,CAiLENDE,t ~ co, Wholesale Agt's, Mead
A. R. CHAMBERLAIN d CO., Sole Aet's Rous
villc' Tn
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FOREIGN NEWS.

London, Oct. s. Coal has again advanced
The mining companies of Belgium are una
Bile to execute the orders received to send
coal to this country, in consequence of
scarcity of miners.
A firm in Birmingham has made contract
with the Prussian government to furnish $780,
900 rifles of the improved patterns.
By an accidental flooding of coal mine
near Wrexham, Wales, 500 miners were
thrown out of employment.
The race of the Caesar, switch stakes, at
Newmarket was won by Salvanos.
Queenstown, Oct. 8, Steamship Franklin
from Slettin for New York, which put in here
with machinery disabled, sailed for her des-
tination yesterday.
Madrid, Oct. s. In the Cortes the Pres.
dent decided that under the rules of the house
debate on the motion to amend tie address to
the king by inserting paragraph asking for
the abolition of slavery, was out of order.
Florence, Oct. 8. Richard Wagner, the
famous composer, who is on q visit to Bo-
logna, has been the freedom of the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-09

Hon. A. w. Paine, State Insurance Com
missioner. has given the information that the
Amazon and Triumph Insurance Companies
Of Cincinnati have issued instructions to their
agents in this State and, with one or two ex-
ceptions, in all The New England States, to
discontinue all further business. The Andes
Insurance Company, which lost so heavily at
the Chicago confagration, has also issued
similar instructions and will probably with
draw from business entirely. The latter is
buying up and cancellngets outstanding pol
icies, and it is confidently hoped that, not
withstanding its severe loss, its policies will
be held good. The gross amount of assets
as determined by the Insurance Superintend-
ent of Ohio on actual examination being;
81 ,0G7, 2S3.4s; its absolute liabilities, S275,-
S2466; its estimated Reinsurance fund,
1914, 90, making this, on their estimate,
an actual deposit of about 100000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-09

Half Alive.

1t Is sad thing to pass through life only half
alive. Yet there are thousands whose habitual
condition 10 one of languor and debility. They
complain of no specific disease; they suffer
positive pain, but they have no relish for anything
which affords mental or sensuous pleasure to their
more robust and energetic fellow beings.
In nine cases ont of ten this state of lassitude
and torpor arises IRON a morbid stomach. Indi.
gestion destroys the energy of both mind and
body. When the waste of nature is not supplied by
due and regular assimilation of the food, every
organ is starved, every function interrupted.
Now what does common sense suggest under
these circumstances of depression? The system
needs rousing and Strengthening: not merely for
an hour or two, to sink afterwards into more
pitiabe condition than ever (as it assuredly would
do If an ordinary alcoholic stmulant were resorted
to-, but radically and permanently.
How is this desirable object to be accomplished !?
The answer to this question: founded on the
varying experience of quarter of a century, is
easily given. lnfase new vlgor into the digestive
organs by course OF uosteiter's Stomach Bitters.
DO not waste time in administering temporary
remedies, but wake the system up by recuperating
the fountain head OF ply steal strength and energy,
the great organ upon which all the other organs
depend for their nurture and support.
by the time that q dozen doses of the great veGe-
table tonic and invigorant have been taken the
ieetle frame of the dyspcptc will begin 10 feel its
benign influence. Appetite Will be created, and
with appetite the capacity to digest what it Graves
Persevere until the cure is conlplete-until health
full blood fit to be the material of flesh and Gle
bone and nerve and br in, flows through the chan
nels of circulation, instead of the watery pabulum
with which they have heretofore been imperfeetly
nourlshed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-09

second lecture was given Oct. 3D. BY Mr.. FL
we'll, the well.known and popular editor of
the Portland Transcript. Subject, Pom
peii," with illustrations, which was very in
stIuctive and interesting.
The village of Gorham is situated on the
line of the Portland and Rochester Railroad,
ten miles from Portland city. Owing to its
lack of water power there is not an abundance
of manufacturing business. Hinkley's tan
merry is one of its most important features.
There are several business places where
ready made clothing is manufactured, boot
and shoe shops, dry goods and grocery stores.
There are also two churches, we'll attended
and flourishing, Congregationalist and Meth
odist. The school house, so rich and charm
ing, speaks very highly of the artistic taste
and money power of the place, and think l
may safely say Maine has very few villages
superior in refinement and beauty to Cor
ham. A VISITOR.
GoRuAM, Oct. 7, 1872.
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sKoWHRoAN.

Skowhegan, Me-, Oct. 8. The semi-annual
session Of the Maine Board Of Agriculture,
connected with which 10 Farmers Conven.
ton, commenced to-day, and will continue
until Friday night Owing to the heavy
rain storm in progress the attendance i.
small. The Coburn Cadet students from the
Agricultural College are present in uniform,
and will participate in representing some Of
the college class exercises, and this evening
and at the same time, lecture will be de-
livered by c. J. Morris, of Portland. During
the afternoon, business meeting was held,
and reports given Of the condition of the
crops and results of the season in the differ
ent counties of the State.
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Meagre Returns from Indiana.
The State Probably Republican.

indianapolis, Ind, Oct, 8. The election
returns SO far are very meagre. The ticket
is very long and returns have been received
only from the small precincts. The vote is
very close, and it will be late before correct
estimate can be made. One precinct in St.
Joseph county gives Brown, rep, for Gov.
POI ma :, while nine townships in Randolph
Co., gives Brown 395 maj. New Haven, AL
len Co., gives Hendricks 10 maj. Guilford
gives Brown $50 maj.
Nothing definite has been heard from Indi.
ana.
Indianapolis, Ind, 8. Returns continue
TO come in slowly. About 80 towns and
townships heard from give republican gain
of about 800 on the vote of 1870. Browns
majority in Randolf coukty 1900. In How
ard township the democrats gain 80. The
democrats gain 1873 in Richmond City. In
Concord township, Elkhart county, the re-
publicans gain l27. The republicans gain
Is in Cambridge. City.
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Large Republican Gains in
Connecticut!

Hartford, CT, Oct. 8. In this State l2O
towns have been heard from. Fifty-eight
elect the entire republican ticket for town
Offices, and SO the entire democrat ticket, and
in "a of these the officers are divided between
the two parties. The democrats have gained
s towns which were wholly republican last
year, and the republicans have gained 8
towns which were democratic last year.
Newark. Ct, Oct. s. The Newark Char
ter elections resulted in over 1000 republican
majority, being gain of nearly 1000 major
ity over last year, and more than 5000 over
Gov. Parker's majority of last November
The republicans carry IS out of Is wards and
elect ~ aldermen. The new council will
stand 20 repubs. and 10 dems.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

The emigration commissioners state that in
the last twenty -four years, from lS48 to 1872,
upwards of EFT ,OOO, 600 sterlings have been
sent home by emigrants in America to their
friends, and that these remittances were al
most entirely made by Irish emigrants to
their relations in Ireland
The Macon (Georgia) Telegraph. one Of
the strongest democratic papers in the State,
in long editorial on the recent election, con-
victs its own party of violation of the rights
of freedmen, and the papers in . quiet way
advise the party leaders to proceed with more
caution in the Presidential election, ~ other
wise there would be danger of throwing the
vote of the State out Of the electoral college.
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The advice of DR.. Hall will come like
soothing balm to those people who do not be-
lieve that 'the early bird catches the worm"
This eminent medical adviser does not ap-
prove of the old doctrine which was formally
instiled into the minds of children-that they
should spring out of bed the instant they are
awake in the morning. lie says that "up to
eighteen years every child should be allowed
ten hours sleep, but time should be allowed
to rest in bed, after the sleep is over, until
they feel as if they had rather get up than not.
1t is very great mistake for persons, old or
young-especially children and feeble or Sc
dentary persons-to bounce out of bed the
moment they wake up; all our instincts
shrink from it, and fiercely kick against it.
Fifteen or twenty minues spent in gradually
waking up, after the eyes are opened, and in
turning over and stretching the limbs, do as
much good as sound sleep, because the oper-
ations set the blood in motion by degrees,
tending to equalize the circulation; for dur
ing sleep the blood tends to stagnation, the
heart beats feebly and slow. and to shock the
system by bouncing up in an instant and
sending the blood in overwhelming quanti-
ties to the heart, causing it to assume gal
lop, where the instant before it was in a creep,
is the greatest absurdty. This instantaneous
bouncing out of bed as soon as the eyes are
open will be followed by WEAKNESS long be-
fore noon"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-09
STATE NEWS.

Sheriff Perry of Cumberland has arrested
woman for aiding Bickford and others to
escape from Jail. She Furnished them with
the knife by which the window cords were
cut.
The Bowdoin boys have engaged City Hall,
Portland, for gymnastc exhibition, to come
of the 18th of November.
United Lodge of Masons in Brunswick
have recently dedicated fine Masonic Hall
in the third story Of Lemonts block.
The Bangor Savings Bank has just de-.
clared dividend Of $5S 200.
The boys Of the Portland Business College
have adopted uniform cap. 1t IL black,
with gilt band and the letters "P. B. Gin
front.
Mr.. William G. Little, an engineer on the
E. N. A. Railway, WAS quite severely in
jured at Olamon Monday morning. The
train had stopped to wood up, and MIR. Little
got off to oil the machinery. As he stepped
back upon the engine large stick of wood
struck him endwise On the forehead. He
started to run his train, but grew so faint that
he had to go back into passenger car.
The Press says that gentleman whose in
terests are directly connected with shipbuild.
ing iuioEuS Us tHdt tHere Is more demand f0r
ship timber in Portland than there has been
for several years and after looking over and
examining the whole matter he has formed
the opinion that in 1873 there will be q gen.
eral revival of shipbuilding in New England,
and that more tonnage will be put afoat from
our Maine yards than in any year since 1863.
The proceedings of the Maine Pharmaceut-
ical Society, at its annual meeting July last,
with the address Of the President, charter,
constitution and bylaws, and code of ethics,
roll of members, ETC., have been published in
pamphlet form. Printed by Stephen Barry.
Hon. Charles E.. Gibbs of Bridgton has pur-
chased from Caleb Warren the summit Of
Pleasant Mountain, Denmark, comprising
some twenty-five acres. He intends to erect
at once large public house, to be ready for
occupancy by the first of next July.
Mr.. John Glynn, SO seriously hurt BY the
falling of the platform at the laying of the
corner stone of St. Mary's Church in Bangor,
is rapidly recovering.
1t is reported that parties from New York
and Boston have purchased lot of land COM
prising nine acres, near Dice's Head, Castine,
on which they intend to erect cottages, to be
used as summer residences.
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MILLIKEN's HOTEL long years ago had a
most enviable reputation with our business
men. More recently, as the "Parks House."
it was also widely known. Four months of
renovation and preparation have placed it in
a state of perfection that must suit all who
desire nice rooms, with the best of bed and
board at reasonable rates. The "MILLIKEN
HoUsE," Isl Washington street, will hereaf-
ter be kept by f. Milliken, Esq, who will be
happy to rec,"e his old friends and the pub
lie.
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Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL CyFIorR
WASHINGTON, Oct. SIS z. NJ.
On the upper lakes the barometer will fall,
with brisk southerly winds. Threatening
weather and rain, followed on Wednesday by
brisk nsrtherly to westerly winds, in the up
per Mississippi valley, thence to the lower
Ohio valley. Southsrly to westerly winds
and cloudy weather on the lower lakes.
Winds veering to the southerly and easterly,
with diminishing pressure and cloudy wealth
er on Wednesday afternoon, over New Eng
lang and the Middle states. Clearing, clear
and cold weather, with westerly winds, on the
south Atlantic and Gulf states.
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OHIO.
The State Claimed by the
Democrats.
Claimed also by the Republicans!

New York, 9th, A. M. Advices from
Ohio favor the liberals, who claim the State
The Cincinnati Gazette comedies 5000 lib
eral majority in Hamilton county. The In
quirer claims 5000 majority.
Sayler, liberal, is elected to Congress over
Eggleston in the lst district, as is Dodds, lib
eral, to fill vacancy in the same district.
Banning, liberal, is elected to Congress in the
"a district, over Hayes; Hurd, liberal, is
elected to Congress in the 9Th dist.
Columbus, O., Oct. 8, Warren city, Col
umbus Co. wards give Wikoff, rep, for
Secretary Of State sol. Wiley, dem, 26O.
Returns received from 20 towns in various
counties show gain over the majority for
Secretary Of State in 1870 of SAG. Ten Of
these towns show democratic gain of 20.
New York, Oct. s. A Cincinnati dispatch
says that Hamilton county gives the liberal
ticket 5000 majority.
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and Harmsf, repub., 10 reelected in the 9Th
district by $500 majority.
New York, 9th, l A. NJ. The election Of
Hartranft by upwards of $4,000 majority IL
conceded.
Philadelphia, Oct. 8. The democrats gen.
orally concede that the republican majority
will be nearly 10000. The following major
tiles for Hartranft are reported: LIST ward,
1880; I'd ward, III; 9Th ward, 1873; 9th ward,
343; 10th ward, 1870; 10Th ward, 1876; 10th
ward, 407 18th ward, 1850. The 4th ward
gives Buckalew 4o5 majority.
Specials from Washington claim the cleo
ton of Hartranft by majority Of 10000.
Republicans claim Pennsylvania by 25, 900
to $4,000 majority.
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Bronchitis.

FREEPoRT, DIGAY COUNTY, N. S. January,
leGS.-Mr. James l. Fellows,-Sir-In the
winter of 1866, was afflicted with severe
attack of Bronchitis, and although our doctors
were very attentive. and used all the means
in their power, they failed to afford me much
relief. 1 obtained your Compound Syrup Of
Hypophosphites, and took it until it made a
permanent cure. / am now in perfect health
and free from Bronchitis.
Respectfully yours,
MENDALL CRoCKER.
oct-8t&w1w
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As Miss Lizzie Robinson was passing out
of the millinery store Of Soule 6 Reed, yes
terday forenoon, she stepped into cavity in
the sidewalk produced by several bricks be-
ing sunk below the level of the walk, and
sprained one of her ankles badly. A person,
unless very careful, in going into the store or
coming out, would naturally step into the
same depression. But this is not the only
place in the sidewalk on Water street where
the city is liable for heavy damages every day
the defect is allowed to exist
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Gorham and Its Institutions.

DEAR JOURNAL The season of "Sweet
Corn" being over the pleasant village of Cor
ham has settled down to its haubitual quie-
tude. For village so extensive l never
knew one more orderly. Its well known in
sutton of Tearing, the "Gorham Seminary"
under the auspices ofthe popular teacher, G.
M. Bodge, A. M. is fourishing finely. A
course OF lectures commenced at ACADEMY
Hall" in connection with this institution,
Sept. 2Sth' the first lecture being given by
Prof. Sewall of Bowdoin College, very
pleasant speaker. Subject, "Habits and
Manners of the Early Anglo Saxons., The
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Boston Items.

Poeto, Oot
o. Was.' S;s.-,o. Ane oehocrat ana loera!
49, "c p ns nave nominated EDWARD
avery u oraih'ree' ior Congress-
John A. Noonap. carpenter. fell fortv foot
to- day, from a new building on marker s,raet
Injuries probably fatal
IhA,les II. spencer, arrested In New
three thousand dollars for trial.
A letter has been received ir this CITY from
Capt. B. T. Robbins, of shin Golden Hind of
Boston from New York, Feb. 9th, for San
Francisco via Montiveido, April 10th, dated
at Sandy Point, Strait Of MAGELLAN. Aug. II.
giving some particulars of the loss of tho
vessel. On the 18th of June. after having
been driven to eastward of Cape Horn three
times by succession of westerly gales, he
lost his rudder, but was enabled to rig tenn
porary one which worked quite we'll. excent
in very heavy weather. On the 24th of June
7th, p. NJ, the shin was driven on a reef
named Midday Rocks about ten miles
north of Cape Gloucester. Charles Island
and the crew took to the boats in charge of
the captain and two mates. That in charge
of the second mate and six seamen has not
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The stone dam at Kennedy brook. in this
city, west of the State House. is about one
third completed 1t is being built for the Au-
gusta Water Company, under the supern-
tendence of Mr.. Daniel Turner. 1t is sixteen
feet in thickness at the base, and four feet at
the top, and looks as though it could bid de-
fiance to all classes of freshets, not excepting
one having power equal to that which swept
away the wooden dam. The dam will form
reservoir of sufficient capacity to hold all the
water needed for the uses of the company.
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New Yong, Oct. 6.

Canton Co. ss: Consolidated Coal Co. ~ Cum.
berland Co. IS Western Union Tel. Co., 72k
Quicksilver Ming Co., 43k pf Sax :Paciac Mail slH
Boston Water Power, IS; Adams Ex. Co.. y;
Wells, Fargo CO., u: American Merchants Ia,
kiser. qsX; do. scrip. Erie, ~ do. pid. 70
Harlem, ITO !; do. pfd 100 !; Reading, |; Mich.
Central, lis Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
So; Chicago 4 North Western, 70k ;io pSd e8x
Chicago Rock Island, l09k; Mil. 4 st Paul, 74K
do. pfd., "a; Toledo, Wabash 4 Western, 81;
do. pfd 20 /; Pittsburg Il Fort Wayne, ~; Tere
Hante, Is; do. pfd 70; Alton, 108 do, pfd liz:
Ohio b Miss.. 44s Boston. Hartford 4 Erie. 3
Panama, 1i3. =sf