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s =, mero.' was carelessly shot by an Older
9bo am e, the charge of shot passing through
th, e' hy part of the leg above the knee. 1t is
'noo sat be cannot recover.
pENoBscoT COUNTY.
I The moccasin makers of Bangor and Rrewa,
have notified their employers that in future
price claimed is for boots $500 per dozen for nr
sewed tips So 80, and for shoes So 90 per dozen
They claim that the present prices are ;nsnts,c.
lent for the support of their families
The Wing says that the friends of Prof Her.
rick VIII be pleased to learn that the nainfnl
anu IGious aifection of the foot which has con-
mnder nun ~ the house, is steadily giving way
uauer medical treatment. '
PIscATAoUIs COUNTY.
wi; Inc spring term of the Parkman High School
wiz commence on Monday, March Sd.
tbo WIS Is y. L. Bunker, the popular principal of
cue rafKman High School, has devoted thirty
i've years to teaching. She has thirty nine
pupils Ill her winter term
A little girl of Rev. Mr. King of Parkmap.
seven years old, recently knit pair of long
stockings which readily sold for ST. co.
The friends of Rev. VIM. King, who resides
IN Parkman and is pastor of the Free Baptist
enurch IN Wellington. recently made him a
donation visit, leaving substantial tokens of
their regard for him.
"AoaiIsNAON COONI1.
The Union says that S. III. Whittemore aft
East Machas, has a vessel on the stocks de-
signed for bark of about 600 tons. The CELL
ing is done and the lower deck in, Mr. w
also has contract in prospect for vessel of
7oO to 500 tons, work on which will commence
the coming season, if the contract is made.
YORK COUNTY
VIM: b. Pease, of Limerick, has the varioloid.
wMcaet Is supposed that he contracted while
,xvs k.~
The Times says that Henry Robinson. who
was at the September term of court indictaG
for assault ~ith intent to kill lat South Berwick.
and who had given bonds in the sum of $500
failed to appear for trial-stepped out for GIN,
ada. His sureties have appeared and paid over
tne amount OF the bond. 1t is understaou that
the sureties loose nothing, as the money had
been deposited with them.
The ladies OF the South Conere gatioral
Cnurch OF Buxton, have an antiquarian supper
at the Lower Corner, on Thursday evening of
next week.
MI. Erastus Leecb of Kittery, while crossing
the river from Portsmouth Tuesday night in q
wherry, was drowned Two others Who were
in company with him narrowly escaped with
their lives, The cause of the accident was the
upsettin2 OF their boat by cake of ice Mr..
family.
Mrs. Mary j. Ham has been appointed nost-
master at Smyrna Mills, vice Franklin Ham.
deceased, and Moses A. Ekins at Glenburn'
vice Wilmot w. Walker, resigned. An Office
has been established at North Lyndon and Eze
klei L. Vassur appointed postmaster
The following patents have been issued to
Maine citizens: c. H. Farley, Portland. Loco
motive Fire Box; c. e. Morrill, Deering. device
for fastening the ends of shoe binding strips:
ID. s. Pickett Yarmouth, leather punch and
cutter; j. w. Whitehead, Saco, brake f>,r spin.
ming mules -
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The True Basis of Success.

a Eaiacies and frauds are short lived They may
flourish for little while, but the sober second
thought OF the people condemns them and they perish
II wouiutake even the Lightning Calculator long
supreme tonic of the age, Hostetters Stomach Btters
that have been brought out since the frs introdnc-
tion OF That celebrated remedy. Tioy have collapsed
one afcr another but the great vegetable preventive
at curative is still on its ,iiseaseconquerfng march,
At this eason, as tie air becomes more aud more
emily and vapors affect the integuments and
create unwonted pains in the stomach and bowes r.
IS OF the ut most Importance to tone and regulate the
system 50 as to enable to bear up gainst ii un-
ances, Fever and asue rheumatism biiousuess ner-
vos prostration costiveness and chronic indigestion
are a lew among the many disorders which Weld
readily to tuis famous restorative
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DIED.

In this city, Feb. s. Mrs. Mary E.. wife of Grenve
E. Jordan and daughter of John w. and Harriet R.
North. aged 81 years. lCharestown, Portsmouth,
and New York papers please copy]
Funeral services Friday afternoon at o'clock, at
No. Is Spring street.
Lizzie B. Waterhousc. aged IS months.
Funeral services on Friday afternoon at o'clock,
at No. Weymouth street.
In this city, Feb s. at The residence of his son jim
law, Aonzo s. Day. Mr.. John S. Seal aged II years.
lServices Friday at p m, "a Federal street.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
In Cape Elizabeth. Feb. 5, suddenly. Mrs. Mary A.
Stone, aged 50 years. eastern papers please copy.1
In Hartland, Feb.2, Capt T. c. Haskell, aged -76
years.
In Gray, Feb. 4, Mr.. 1heopbilus Stuson, Jr., aged
80 years.
Funeral services Friday afternoon at o'clock, at
the Congregational Church.
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CAPT. jacks an uncommonly complai-
SAINT savage. The Oregon frontiersmen, like
most people in similar situations. want war,
because it brings soldiers, and soldiers want
fool and supplies of all kinds. War makes
business lively. All ''our leading merchants
in Oregon are clamorous for it, and the ''lead-
ing merchant" speaks with authority ever}-
where. Capt. Jack falls in very readily with
the humor OF his neighbors. Indeed they be.
gin to fear that his natural benevolent dispo-
sition is leading him to carry the joke to- far.
Seriously-would it not have been cheaper to
support the warlke Modocs in absolute idle
ness for ten years than to fight them one2
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Noh democratic exchanges moralize IN
holy horror over the men wboso ,,on,os bovo
been implicated with the Crsdit MohiI;a,
trausass,ons' oot they forget the fact that
Congressman Brooks .ece we'd more Of this
stock than all other Congressman exeept Mr. Mr..
A'nes. Perhaps their silence is dino ~ ~
fact that Democrats in Office are exnoo,o, ,ne
steal as natural inference. W
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BANK OF PORTLAND.

On and after this date, the un ersigned will carry
on STRICTLY Banking business, ct the Banking
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.
jun23new1t then sn If
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NEW ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
tnra, meeting of the New England Agricul-
LOWING ma held in Boston, Tuesday, the fol-
v;co DIE pese elected officers for Ma ne:
Trustees S. 'iIen So Hon T. s. Lang of Augusta;
feaFESr9ugh Awo ae9 Of SetH
North Wudha at Rater F. Ande aaepp0t If
NJ. Shaw of Bangor Na nus Prince Of Turner O.
Presque Isle. l. M Richardson of
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By reference to recent legislat We proceed
ings it will be seen that the somewhat anoch-
ryphal Portland & Oxford Central Railroad
Company ask for All extension of time to fix
its location from Danvile junction to this
city. Is this, too. one of the many birds in
the air looking for the choicest spot on which
to alight?
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The Franking Privilege.


Honest Ben. Butler said not many months
ago, in the course of a debate in the House,
that he and other members of tt at body had
voted for the repeal of the ranking privilege
with the express understanding that the SEN
ate would not concur. But last week there
seems to have been no convenient under
standing of this kind, and with admirable
consistency honest Ben.-for so we begin to
think we must call him-did not vote. We
wish more OF Buffers associates had this
charming simplicity and diaphanous frank
ness of character. We shonld then know ex-
acIy what they mean. IL is quite plain that
all IF them did notyote for the repeal of the
much-cherished privilege in spirit Of patient
submission to the will of the people. On the
contrary there are evidences Of reluctant
and ungracious recognition of "popular clam
oP'-of an impatient response to an unrea-
sonable demand. On the very day of the re-
peal in the House this disconnected, almost
revengefdl spirit was perfectly disclosed in
the near approach to passage of a resolve to
stop the printing and distributing of public
bers sail by voting for this resolve, ''We re-
gard the taking away of the ranking prv-
lege a. robbery, and ace do not propose to
pay your postage for you, o stif-necked and
gainsaying generationF' 1t never occurs to
members to regard their salary rs sufficient
ly generous to cover the little item of postage
on such documents as they distribute. And
the American people are surely not so simple
as to suppose that the men who have so re-
luctantly deprived themselves OF valuable
privilege, and who have The means of indem-
nifying themselves in thousand lawful ways,
will forbear to make themselves whole Either
by an increase Of salaries, or special allow
ances of some kind, the pecuniary burden of
the ranking privilege will fall once more on
the people. Salaries, like revolutions never
go backward.
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The Press as an advertising HEIDI

The attention of advertisers Is called to tho excel
lent and constantly improving condition of the Daily
PRESS as an advertising medium. Its circulation
which has long been the largest in Maine has consd-
erably increased during the past six months and is
steadily and rapidly increasing 1t goes to the very
best class of readers in Portland and vicinity is sold
largely on railway trains and steamboats,, and is
found in all public places. p
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MARRIED.

In this city, Feb. 1, by Rev A. Fl. Wright. Eldon
of Clebeague Island. mo carls.l
In ibis city Feb. 5, by Rev. /. Luce, Lewis A.
Cloudy and Miss Annie j. Ayers. both of Portland.
ard Miss Pluma A. Dean, both of Well ugton.
In Lewiston. Feb 1, Andrew j. Miller and Julia D.
Hanawill.
In Lewiston, Feb. 8, Wilbur A. Davis and Miss Ma.
ry Rankin. ''N
In West Minot, Jan. 20, Samuel R. Bradford of He
bron and Martha Z. Met of West Minot
In Hannibal Missouri. Jan. 80, by Rev. Minot j.
Savage, Isaac II. Merrill of Bangor, Me-. AMI Miss
Ada Frances Godfrey. eldest daughter Of Edwin D.
Godfrey, ESQ.,, of Hannibal. No cardsl
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The British government has begun a.,
structon OF an iron-cl d broadside ship to ,o ho
called the Superb, which will be of im,nan 70
slhe' and will be defended by armor plating Of
greater thickness than any used for any vessel
of similar description.
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In one school district In the town of Vas
salboro, all the women over twenty-one years
old, with three exceptions, have signed petit
tons for woman suffrage. 81.
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81. THE newspaper press of the country gen.
orally has spoken in terms of approval of the
bill considered by the Maine Legislature for
the punishment of railroad assassins.
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LEHEGH

LEHEGH
Furnace Coal at NINE
DOLLARS DELIVERED. Also a
prime lot of Cumberland Coal at
the same figure; and, at the lowest
prevailing prices, a large stock of
Egg and Stove. All first-cIass i'm
every particular and guaranteed
to suit by
Jos. III. POOR & BRO.
fcbisn eodtf
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DOMESTIC PORTS,

| SAN FRANCISCO-Ar2 9TH ship David Crockett.
B9tgess, New York, 100 days; Coquimbo, Arey, Port
Sll 26th, barques vilettc Boyd, for Port Madison
| Fremont, Mcclellan. Onalaska.
| SO DAYS.
GALvESToN-ch eth, sch Hattie, McCliutock
NEW oRLEANS-Cld Both, ship Lawrence Brown
| Williams. Hayre.
Sid fin SW Pass Goth, barques Cephas Starret and
JACKSONVILLE-Ar2 Sth. schs Saarbruck. Clark,
AMI Bertha Fellows, Smith, New York; Florida,
Gilmore Belfast; Sparte Smith. New York.
Ar 2?th sch Eugene Borla, Smith, Portland
BkUNSWlCR, GA-Cld Alb. barque Mendoza, Per-
Caroline Kelley Haines do.
r., In port Slsf, scEs Ada Barker, Sawyer, and L NJ
KNOWLES. Peterson ldg.
Rockland.
Ga G4L sI,t, sch Chattanooga, Snare. Matanzas.
CHMoND-Sld LIST, sch II Simmons, Gregory,
FORTRESS MONRoE-Passcd in 4th, brig Con-
cord, Kelley, Matanzas tor Baltimore.
Boston.
Ar 4th. brig Ysilcra Ronda, Plummer, Matanzas
sch Eva May, Andrews, Navassa.
Below, brig Mary K Leighton. Cav. from Cardenas
Cll Sd, sch Adeliza, Huntley. Deinarara
PHlLADELPHIA-Sld Isl. brig Mechanic Nichols
Tor Sagua; AID put into Delaware City, where she
NEW YCRK-Ar Sd, ship Tamerlane. Kerr, Annoy !;
sen a Parsons, Young, Boston foi Baltimore.
Ar ith, barquc Lord Clarendon, Lavender, Buenos
Ayres.
Cid 4th. barques W Griffith, Drummonl, Matan-
zas; Nonpareil, Finn. Montevideo for oiders brig
Angenora, Prince Buenos Ayres; sch Nellie French,
NEW HAVEN !, Al Sd, schs Gamma Huntley, I'm
Jacksonville: d Webb, Gross Virginia.
NEWPORT-Ar 81, schs Veto Watts, and William
Rice, Presley, Baltimore for Providence.
In port Sd. schs Eugene Halves. Portland for New
York; Delhi. Emerson, I'm Fall River for do; Snow
Sqnal, Norton, do for do; Geo q Jawett Patterson
New York.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar Sd. brig Timothy Field,
Leland Hoboken for Boston; scLs Wreath, Foss Sea-
ford, Del, for do; Ddlius Eddy, Conant, New York
for Rockand; Lettie Wells Watson, fr,1n Boston for
Charleston; Gilmore. Dutch, do for Jacksonville;
Ii Page, Haley, do for Baltimore
Ar 4th, schs ldella Small, Robbins Deer Isle for
Savannah.
BOSToN-Ar 4th sch Kittie Stevens, Anderson.
Hoboken
ca 4th, schs Addie Osborn. Mcdonald, for Jacme
G Morrison. Smith, New Orleans.
Ar 9th. ship Nonautum, Pratt, Calcutta.
GLOUCESTER-Ar1 LIST, schs Empire, Doane. and
Heller Mar, Nutter, Boston; John Daily, Little,
VinalEaven for New York.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar Sd, schs Calvin, Thomas Ho-
boken; Hero, Foss Boston for Belfast.
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To PHYSICIANS

EToR sale IN Cumberland County, near R. R.. etc.
IL medical Practice worth from $1,000 to sl50o n
YEAR A rare chance for Physician. Reason for
selling change of business. Call on or add ess
1900, l.. G, gibson, Druggist,
1eo6wtIwo Ii Market Square, Portland
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TO Let.

T,HE Store on Congress Street No. s5s, now &C.
Il cupied by John W. Boucher. This Store was
recently fitted up with Cases and Drawers for the
rot and Shoe business, affords good opporu-
nifty for anyone wishing a fine location at low Rent
Possession given immediately. Also, the House over
the Store of Hunt u Norton, COL Spring ST. between
State and Winter Sis. This Rent is convenient for
or two families. Apply to
JONAS W. CLARK 400 Congr SIS st.
Portland, Feb. 3, 1873. fe4dIws
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MEMORANDA,

Sch Roswell, Hurlbut, from Boston, got ashore
on musscl bank ut st John. NIB. 30tli ult but It
was thought she would come oil without injury on
the night tile. va
Sch Edwi Reed, from Baltimore of and for Boston
Henry. dismasted va 0"e'
London, Jan 13-Ship South America, Miller hence
Tor savannah, which put INTO Dieppe disnasted has
crew discharged. $3.50 '-'O
Gr1msby. Jan 1G-Ship Loretta Fish has been placed
IN the dry dock where she will be newly coppered
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In explanation of the complaint of ''B'' in
the PRESS of yesterday against the Loan Com
missioners, it should be said in justice to
those gentlemen, that the bonds issued by the
city for the purp 'ses of the loan were sold at
about 95 per cent and the special act author
izing the LOAF empowered them to charge
seven and three tenths per cent. interest; so
that to protect the city from loss it was neces.
sary to insist that the loans be male for a
time not less than five years. An anticipa-
ton Of the payment of the notes as suggest
Q by ''B'' would involve loss to the city of
Proportional part of the five per cent, dis
count in the sale of bonds corresponding to
the length OF the unexpired time.
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BONDSi

BONDS of western cities and counties, 10 per cent
interest and principal payable in the east. Private
property as we'll as public rea he'd Debts very small
in prop rtisn to property and therefore easily paid
Careful investors are invited to call and examine the
Bonos L and Decisi ms of the courts upon such
securities and will find them very safe. There is
noJhing better.
CHARLES M. HAWKES.,
febGsntf 2S Exchange ST., Portland.
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Copartnership Notice.

If you want n nice Photograph or Tin
Type, 60 to A. NJ. McKenny,'s 161 Middle Street.
He warrcnts them as good as can be made in Port
land. ag5-eodtf sn
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r. THE education committee CT the New York
Legislature have been ordered to consider the
expediency of having one-third of the men,
bers of the school committee consist OF
women The Boston Transcript, Rochester
Chronicle and other papers cordially endorse
the proposition. In many of our rural towns,
In particular, more women will be found who
are qualified for the position than there are
men,
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City of Portland.

PROPOSALS viii be received by the Committee
IL on Public Buildings until III URSDAY, the h
inst, at o'clock r NJ, for the buillling OF Ar
mory in Old City Fall according to plans and speci-
fl ations drawn by Mr.. assett which NAV be seen
at City Clerks Office The city reserves the right 10
reject any or all bids. Address proposals. TO
BENZ. KINGSBURY, JR.,
Chairman Committee on Public Buildings
feb3dit
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AN exchange records "the remarkable fact
that there were but three days difference be-
tween the ages of Horace Greeley and Chas.
Sumner, the former having been born in the
township of Amherst, HiIlsborough county,
N. H.. February Sd, 1911. and the latter in
Boston, February 9th of the same year.
Therefore Greeley's sixty-second birthday
will come Oil Monday and Summers on
Thursday" We see nothing startling or e.
markable about this fact; at any rate, it is
too late to remedy it at this date.
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City of Portland.

CITY OF Portland.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, Feb. 4.1ST3.
HPON the petition of Burns s. Bryant for per-
~ mission to erect and maintain q steam engine in
their shop. situated in rear ( No. III Commercial
Street notice is he eby given that on MONi'AY, tho
18th inst. at u O'Clock p NJ, hearing will be had
of all artes interested in sail petition the Alder
mems room in the city Building.
Per order, III. l. ROBINSON,
feb5dtd City Ctrk.
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TWO pleasant front rooms with or without boafa
l. at2la Free street. Soou'A
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Straw Sewers Wanted
Rooms to Let.

EXPERIENCED Wirers and Trimmers.
HILLMAN, MELLEN s. CO.,
ieo6dlw 15l .,Iiddle street.
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CaAGRINED that Speaker Blaine has not
the smell of the Credit Mobcr affair upon
him, the Arson Advocate is quite certain that
the people will hold him equally guilty. because
he did not expose the nature of the transac-
tions when Mr.. Ames offered him stock in
1858, and thus save the country millions. At
til vt time the road had been built by this
Credit Mobilier, Pennsylvania corporation,
and all the government subsidies as COM
pletely in Its hands as to-day; in view of this
perhaps the Advocate can tell how millions
might have been saved. But another case.
IF the Advocate will turn to the Paper Cred
1t report, it will find that its editor bought
for the town of Arson dozen or more
names, paying the towns money therefor,
and certifying under oath, as it appeared by
tn, forms, that they were the names of men
owing military service to the town of Arson.
Tais may have been all right, but it strikes
u, that an editor that has such record isn't
the best possible person to lecture on ethics.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Melbourne Nov 81, barque Rnvoy, Berry,
Boston.
In port 9TH ult. ship Polar Star, steson from New
York, ar Sd; barque Helena. Snow, for do 18Th.
At Singapore Dec 49, ship Borneo, Walker, unc !;
barnue Farnsworth, Fowle, Boston.
Ar at Liverpool 18th ult, ship Sonoma, Howes, San
Ar at Gibraltar 18th ult barque scud, Wilson. from
Philadelphia.
AT Messina 9th nit, brigs Aquidneck, Bisley for
New York, ldg; Richmond. Powers, and Saiista
Partridge, for DO do; Clara Belle. Tracey for United
States; and others. :
Sid fin Cagliari 9th ult, ship James Montgomery,
Young. United States.
Sid fin Cadiz 18th ult, sch Louisa Bliss, Strong for
Beverly.
=, Ar at Buenos Ayrcs Dec "A, brig chianwaIlah,
Ar at Monevideo Dec IL, baroue Vile 'Anyers.
Coppenoe. Bangor; 18th. brig Walter Smith, Smith,
New York. and sailed for Buenos Ayres.
c AT at Rio Janeiro Dec q, ship Mogul, Freeman,
CardiH; barHue Arlington. Hill, do.
Ar at Pernambuco Dec u, barque Orono Mcclellan,
Rio Janeiro. (and sailed 9th tor Macao)
Ar at do Dec 81, ship Fleetfo ford Slower from San
Francisco for Liverpool, put in for medical aid.
--latest by European steamers.l
Cid at London 1stK ult, Hercules, Lincoln for Port
Put back to Ryde wv. 18th ult, Southern Rights.
Woodbury.. from Havre tor Tybee.
Sid FIN Newport 18th, Nurquam Dornio, Cousins,
Ar at Shields 18th. John Campbell, Morrison, from
Sill FIN Colombo Dec Il, Harvester, Carver, Aleppy
| Ar at Licata 9th ult. Eta whittemore, Wright
| Ancona.
| Sid 9th, Neversiuk Gibson, Messina, to load for
| Philadelphia.
Sid I'm Cagiari 9th ult, James Montgomery, Young,
America. %
Sid FIN Seville 9th ult. L F Munsou, Munson, for
New York.
Ga at Havre 18th ult, Kentuckian, Sears, for New
Orleans.
SPOKEN.
Nov %, lat so 80 s. Ion % 10 W. ship Surprise RAN
lett from New York for Singapore
Jan IL, off Cape Finisterre ship st Mark, from
Shields Tor Moendo.
Jan a. lat q l5 Ion 70 %. barquc Blanche How,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR FAMILY USE.
r
III A l. F O r. d
LEICESTERsHIRE
TABLE SAUCE,
The best Sauce and Relish
Made i'm any Part Of the World
FAMILY USE.
OU GEMS.
Half Pints 30 Cents.
FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERs.
iepi sneod&wIy6
Caution! w. LEA & rnnn1NS
Buyers are cautioned to avoid the numerous ooun-
terfeits and limitations offered for sale.
JOHN DUNCAN's SONS. New York,
Agents for the United States
oct'h eodsn1y
WILL BE ISSUED JANUARY Goth!
Maine Probate Practice,
HON. ENOS Il. LUCE,
Late Judge of Probate of Androscoagin
County.
Being Handbook of Practice in the Probate
Courts of the State Of N1aine containing notes on the
execu ion and probate of Wills duties of executors
administrators guardians and trustees. Also full
forms Of petit orders and decrees with references
to the statues of 1871 and late decisions of our courts
up to Jan. LIST, 1873
PRICE $3.50.
Sent by mail POSTPAID on receipt of Price.
DRESSER &c AVER.
Publishers, Portland.
jan1O snd&wiww3
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Cod Liver Oil AMI Lime.-That pleasant
an a'five agent In he cure of all eonsmpi i've symp-
tom, !" Wtt6or's Compound Of Pure Cod LiUer oil
and Lime, lis being universally adopte in medical
practice. Sold by the proprietor, A. B. WILBoR,
Chemist, 166 Court St., Boston. febeeod3tsn