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indirectly, IN any contract thorewith, except
Tor MS lawful compensation as said officer.
oEcT. Z. ANY director or officer who shall
pay, or declare, or aid in paying, any dividend
OF cIeatlng any mortgage or pledge prohibited
" TINS ac5. shall be punished by Imprisonment
ceeding five thousand dollars.
SALMON EGGs.-Through the courtesy of Il.
NJ Stillwell, ESQ.,, of this city, one of the State
commissioners of Fisheries, we had the oppor..
tunity yesterday of examining some formulated
salmon eggs collected at Bucksport the past
season. The eggs at this time are about the
size of half ounce bullet, are of delicate
pink color, and so nearly transparent that with
powerful glass the blood disks can be plainly
seen moving towards the embryo heart in regu-
lar steps in time with its pulsations. There are
now 100000 Of these eggs at Bucksport 5O,O0O
of which are to be turned into the st. Crolx
and 100, 900 into the Penobscot and its tributa-
ries One hundred and fifty thousand more
are on the way to Dixfeld, where Henry Q.
turn them into the Androscoggin. The eggs are
carefully packed in moss for transportation, and
| are sent by express as rapidly as possible TO
avoid injury.-Bdngor Wing.
NORTH CoNwAY.-The Advertiser saws that
the following officers of Mount Washington
Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons at North
Conway, n. H., were installed Thursday after
noon by Deputy D R. Hastings of Fryeburg
W. G. Eastman, w. NJ; G. F. Boston, G. w.
DR.. w. H. Bragdon, J. W.; III. H. Dow, s.; E.
B. Eastman, IT,; L. Pitman, S. D.; J. NJ Glib
son, j. S.; S. G. Eastman, T. An address was
delivered at the church by Mr. McDuffee of
Rochester, N. H. In the evening the members
of the Lodge with invited guests adjourned
fro oh to rofra ot no pJ,n
House, after which they repaired to the hall adj
joining and tipped the L. F., to the excellent
music of Richardson's Quadrille Band. Among
other citizens of Portland present were Gen. S.
j. Anderson and J. F. Anderson and wives.
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1AkV II looks as though the New Jersey Legisla-
ture might possibly pass a free railroad law
which will end tae supremacy of the Camden
& Arnboy in that State, whose legal boondar-
les have hitherto been a Chinese wall to other
; z. corporations to the great detriment of the
country.
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Notice.

The Citizens of Westbrook requested to meet
at Warren Hail in Saccarrappa on SATURDAY,
Feb. 22d, at O'Clock, P NJ to nominate Town Of
ficers for the ensuing year.
Per Order Town Committee.
Westbrook, Feb. 18TH 1873 feb19sntd
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THE PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. %, 1873.

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with card certificate countersigHed by Stanley T.
Puiien, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hote
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials Of every person claiming to represent our
Journal, We have information that several
mers" are seeking courtesies in the name Oh 'n'
$ Press and have no disposition to be, even P's
n svely, a party to such fraud. 900 a.
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Haydn Association

MEMBERS are hereby notified that, by vote
passed February 18th, Thirty days from, date o.
annual meeting (Feb. 14th) allowed in which tC
renew membership; after which time applications
will take the usual course
feb19sneOd2w FRED. H. GLOVES, Sec'y.
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GOrham Republican Caucus.

The Republicans of Gorham are requested tomeet
at the Town House on SATURDAY Feb 22d, at p
O'Clock P M to nominate Town Officers for the eusu-
ing year. Per order of Town Committee
Gorham Feb II 1873. feb1ssntd
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Caucus.

The Republicans of Standish are requested to NEE
at the town house on SATURDAY, the 22d, day o
February instant, at 2 o'clock P. M, to nominate
candidates fol town officers tor the ensuing year.
Per Order of Republican Town Com.
Standish Feb nth 1873 feb19sntd
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GOLD PROB" promised us asnow storm
yesterday morning, but aside from cantionarv
signals, he did not foretell such an avalanche
St]0H THE Senate is having 'indefnite postpone
ment'' of the worst type LegisIatvely it is
,-s ASSURE sign of nostalgia. -...-
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ooIN Indefinitely postponing the bin to estab-
nsn q ooara Of Aarbor Commissioners, yes
S terday' the House showed that it was ignor
ant of the merits of one of the most impor-
tant measures that has come before i -
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MARRIED.
DIED.

In Naples, Jan. IS, Mrs. Hester A. Sanborn, aged
81 years. a-H u r HEJ
In Harpswell, Feb. 6, Erwin H., son of Capt Chas.
Bishop, aged months. rs.e
At Orr's Island Harpswen Feb. 10, Mr.. Benjamin
Estes, aged 81 years months I'll Zoo
In Brunswick, Feb. 16, Mr.. o. w. Ripley, aged 81
~ In Brunswick, Dec. 21, Mrs. Martha Remick aged
6S years months. -
In Turner, Feb 10. Mrs. Bradish Turner, aged 81
years II months. = =.
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The decided vote by which the House sus-
tanned the majority report which sustains the
y. n act OF last year in making Skowhegan the
snire town Of Somerset county settles the
question:, even if the Senate adheres to its
- purpose of voting differently on the question.
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Enterprise Of a Gorhamite.

BROOKLYN, Feb. 10, 1873
To the Editor of the Press:
notice that the people of Gorham have re-
Gently held a large and spirited meeting having
in view the business interests of the place. As
an incentive to further efficient effort in this di-
rection, allow me to suggest the praiseworthy
example of native of that worthy old town.
quote from the January number of the Vic
toria Magazine, published in London. The ex-
tract is from a letter written by the editor of
the Magazine, Miss Emily Faithful, who, as
your readers are doubtless aware, is now in this
country
81 must not neglect to mention, among the
many sights have missed through illness, the
sailing of the Madame Denaorest, a ship bought
by women, and sent out on voyage round the
world. A steamer conveyed the guests down
the bay to see her sail; and two flags foated
from her mast heads, one bearing her name IN
blue on white ground, the other '"The Wo-
mems Tea Company This company owes its
origin to Miss Sarah King, who came to New
York without friend save her own earnings
and her business talent. By shrewd invest
ments in real estate, she acquired a fortune.
Both in New York and California she became
celebrated as the most energetic business wo-
man of the age. Miss King found in Madame
Demorest woman OF great executive ability,
anu formed an alllance Win her TO carry on
some business in which women could take a
part. She resolved to establish a Womens
Tea Company. With unlimited credit she
started for Japan She made the tour of that
country unprotected save by her own personal
energy. She then went to China. On the
coast she found no brand of tea suited to her
market; and she started for the interior against
the warnings of her friends, who told her she
would never come out alive. She travelled all
over China, braved perils, made friends every
where, secured the exclusive sale of a valuable
tea, paid cash for four hundred tons, and came
back home to establish the Womens Tea Com
pany on Broadway" OBSERVER.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE,

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless Reliable
and instantaneous; nodisappointment; ridiculous
tints or unpleasant odor Remedies the ill effects of
bad DIVES washes Produces IMMEDIATELY a superb
BLACK OR NATURAL BROWN, and leaves the hair
clean, soft and beautiful The genuine, signed w. A.
Bachelor. Sold by all Druggists
CHAS. BACHELOR, Prop, N. Y.
Oct1d&w tyrS
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all his patients having>recovered except
Frenchnan, the last patient taken there, who
died this week. The city is now entirely free
from the disease.
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Lie Press as an Advertising Nedi.
ulll.
The attention Of advertisers called to the 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 consid
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 II
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is the state of the vote iu the House on Wednes
day, on the passage of the resolve submitting
to the people change in the constitution con.
ferring the right of suffrage on women
Yeas-Messrs. Alley, Bailey. Brewer, Brockway,
Cary. Croswell, Cushman, Cuttingf Davis Dingley
Edgery, Folsom Of Newburg, Folsom of Oldtown,
Foss of Dexter, Foss Of Danforth, Gatchell,
Hall, Halves, Hinch of Bancroft Howard
Hubbard, Humphreys, Remission, Kingman, Lake,
Lndley Locke, Lord, Manson, Mason Of Searsmont,
Mayberry, Mayhem, Motif, Mower Neal, Oak, Pat,
lex Robbins of Guilford, Robbins of Deer Isle, Ro-
Inns stevens of Gouldsboro', Sturtevant, Thomas,
Thompson, Titcomb Trefethen, Twombly, Warren
Webster of Vilalhaven, Webster of Orono, Webster
Of Castine Wentworth, Weston, Wheeler of Corinth,
Whtcomb, Winslow-62.
Nays-Messrs. Atwood, Barron, Bennett, Bisbee,
Boardman, Butman, Came CARL, Carvill, Clark,
Corthell, Dennison, Ellis, Fessenden, Ford Gregg
Green, Haley, HATCH Herrick, Heseton, Hinckley
Hobson, Hulit, Jones, Jordan, Kelloch Keegan KIM
ball, Knight, Knowton, Littlefeld Loring of Port
land, Loring of Yarmouth, Martin, Mason of Bidde-
ford, Mathews Mortland, Nash, Ouilette Paul Prem
tss, Putnam, Rand, Randall of Island Falls Randall
Of O: RI, Richmond, Ray Reed, Richards, Richardson
Kicker, Robinson, Rounds, Sargent, Scolfeld, Smith,
Stevens Of EastpoTt Totman Treat Treworgy, True,
Whipple, Witherly, Wood, Yates-69.
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Palermo for New York. LII
Feb lS lat 50 90, lon :. sch E Sawyer, of Jones.
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A lady in windham whose Constipation was so So
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Thos. F. Foss, firm Hooper, Eaton s. Co., Portland
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LEA & PERRINs,
CAUTION WOrcesters hire Sauce
Buyers are cautioned to avoid the numerous Coun-
terfeits and limitations offered for sale.
5; JOHN DUNCAN's SONS. New York,
Agents for the United States.
oct16 eodsn1y
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FOREIGN PORTS.

FOhE1GN FOkIS.
at Messna 30th ult, barques Hornet, Hopkins and
Fury, Loud. for Philadelphia; Chief Harding, for
Boston; S E Kingsbury, Perry, for United States ;
ing. for do. u'e.5 { i b- * s
Ar at Cardiff 7th inst, Flora Goodale, Goodale,
Havre.
At Callao 9th ult, ships Andrew Johnson o'Brien,
and Albert Gallatin, Groves, disg; Emerald Isle,
Blowers; Thompson. Kennedy; Resolute, Nichols;
Col Adams, Butler, for Puget Sound to load lumber
for Valparaiso; barque Thayer Crosby, for United
Kingdom; and others.
Sid 18th ult. ships Peru. Loring for Macabi; 18TH
Puritan, Doane do; goth, Charter Oak Nichols, Port
At Guanape goth ult, ships Gen ShepIey, Patten,
Jane Fish, Brown; Harry Morse Wyman: Golden
Rule, Hall; Henry s Sanford, Dunphy; Columbia,
Carter; Columbus, Blethen; Pacific, Blanchard;
Winona. Stanley; J LINCOLN Musaus; H Rich
ardson Anderson; Martha Cobb. Healey, and Corsica
Havener, all loading guano; barques j Pendleton,
Gilmore, and Isaac Rich, Sheldon, do.
CID 9th ult ship Freedom, Bradley, Callao.
All Iquiaue Dec 81, ships S Jersey, Small for
At Macabi 10th ult, ships Lathly Rich. Mitchell
Nancy Pendleton, Pendleton; Vigiate, Whittemore
Orient Robinson; Emma, Rich; Blanchard, Nc
Intire and Eddystone, Park, all loading guano bark
A Mcneil, Leach, do. Igig 1Hf FT
At Malaga 3ist ult, barque Abby Bacon, Merrill.
for New York. ..y rrst ---tt.t rr'
Sid TIM Aspinwall sth inst, barque Caribou, Bbber,
Cienfuegos. ...s.-.- . ,....
Ar at Matan as - inst, barque s w Swasey, Col
son, Newburyport.
At Sagua 7th inst, barque Daring. Mcdonald. for
Portland ldg: brigs Kennedy, Hallett, for North
Of Hatteras, do; Helen o Phinney, Boyd, do L Sta
pies, Herriman wig; and others. -
SPOKEN.
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BROWNE Il TRICKEY,S
NOVEL BUREAU BEDsTEAD.

VIE most useful thing ont. 1t turns from a per-
y feet bed to handsome ornament feet high,
and see them at THOS p REATES;S
jan15 tfeod 90 Market St
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Brig Mary c Mariner, Durgin, at New York from
Matanzas, reports fine weather to Hatteras and from
thence, twelve days. had heavy NE and NV gales
lost aud split sails, stove bulwarks and skyghts and
ing badly. q5inT trE efensi rieH 81
Brig L NJ Merritt, Herman, at New York from
Cardenas reports strong NV gales the entire passage
and Is days North Of Hatteras and shifted cargo.
Feb Sd, VIM Overend of New York. I'd mate, was
lost overheard fF AEe 1TnN Il.
Sch Martha Weeks, White, from Salem 18th for
Belfast, encountered heavy storm on Sunday night.
in Ipswich Bay, and was thrown down, stove cabin
windows, &c. She put back to Salem next day. l8
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A Book for Every Man

If you want n nice Photograph or Tin
Type, go to A, NJ. McKenny,'s 161 Middle Street.
He warrents them as good as can be made in Port
land. rr.s e4en s.-,e ag5-eodtf sn
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-05-04

History records the fact that it has been
habitual with the hppant and thoughtless
those who. inspired by ideas and following out
great thoughts, sacrificed comfort wealth and even
health in the accomplishment of their selfmposed
tasks. Yet those men who by the many looked
upon having been blessed with less than average
share of brains, have been great benefactors
kind. OF when their efforts had been crowned
with success their old critics the first kiss
dust at their feet but for this they cared they
their rewards in the of having
tilted their fellow We pleased to know however,
that our city presents contrast to the almost
ing record of history, in the of Mr.. II Spillmann
whose inventive genius and mechanical skill have
source of great blessings to thousands of the afflicted
Mr. Splmann has in Sented truss which has received
the universal approval of all leading physicians
among others that of the late lamented DR.. Warren
stone Mr. Spillmanns instruments have been awarded
the highest prizes at all the State Fairs held in the
South for years pasno less than three medals having
been awarded to him at State Fair which closed
last week. All of the instruments he sells guaran
teed Mr.. Spillmann's motto being honest dealing will
last longest" For further particulars those of our
readers whose Affections may render necessary applica
ton to Mr. Spillmann referred to his card on
other page. or to his store. No. 90 Baronne
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-05-04

The poet, Owen Meredith, in his Lucille,
takes good deal of trouble provo that m an cannot
live without dining. This time and trouble
thrownaway, for everyone aware of that before,
and we cannot help thinking how much better it
would have been had he just informed the world where
to get the materials which to dine. We per-
sonaly acquainted with Owen, but will venture the
assertion that he would have advised first to the
French Market for fresh beef and vegetables and next
though perhaps first in Importance, visit Skardons
well assorted store for all the necessary groceries We
will not attempt to tell all that Skardon has, suffice it
to that he has everything that could be thought
in his line and that his prices moderate his
urea and weights exact that people from all parts of
the city and country, favor him with ORDERS turning
the cold shoulderto of stores in the line
But it is natural that people should seek their own
interest in such matters is that should run
down hill that should advise all, for their own
benefit, to read his advertisement and give linn call
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-05-04

LA MArERNELLE.-We learn from the best
authority that since the transfer the management of
this new tontine organization for the especial benefit
OF Children to the New Orleans branch of the Southern
Life Insurance Company, very strong impulse has
been given to its operations whsch are already pro
ducng results most satisfactory the directory Capt
j. H. Miller President of La Maternele, has Como
Georgia and South Catolina (where very
successful with the Southern Life and his letters
the accomplished Secretary, Mr. Am Luton, PROMISE
the most brilliant results The Dr. j. W.
Vance, General Superintendent Of Agencies has
flying trip Texas, and returning here also reports
entire satisfaction with his efforts place La Mater
nellie in its perfect light before the mothers
Star State The Office of the Maternelle is cow esrab
lished at No. 4s Carondelet street where Mr. Linton
Secretary, and Mr. II. McNair Treasurer will always
be found ready to explain the somewhat novel prno
pies OF this new insurance organization to issue
Ponces TO all Corners large amount of business has
already been done here since the organization of La
Maternelle.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-05-04

No profession requires more delicate skill,
care and patience than does that dentistry and in
none is there such scope for imposition. The char.
1atan can destroy all the teeth in ones head under the
Pretence Of plugging and saving them, before his vic
tim discovers the deception he does make the
discovery it is too late In such matters the only
lies in trusting yourself only to OF character
who known for their honor ntegsity as we'll
for their great skill. Such q is DIR. Frie6erch
1875 st Charles street. The Doctor has practsed here
Tor twenty years, and and do conscientiousiy
advise those of readers who need the services OF
dentist to call on him.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-05-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Physicians all admit that Quinine only eff
ana suspension Of the attacks OF Feye
anti bilious medicine. The Testimony of grateful thou
9ln Ws esta2shes beyond doubt that DR. TUFTS
FEh FILLS followed 10y Quinine, is n positive and
Permanent cure for Chils and Fever and ali Bilious
SoMMoS SENsE.-Our bodies need repairing
Constant use gradually wears them cut and we must
renew tnem when they exhibit signs of decay. In DIR
iGIIS LIVER PILLS tho vsp-ptic, the bilious the
debtated and the nervous will And the most genial
restorative ever offered to the suffering invalid
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headache. Pain in
the shoulders Dizziness Sour Fluctuations of the Sto
tai baa taste IN thMouth Bilious Attacks Palpi.
Of the Chest and Gloom and
STA. For these complaints DR. TUFTS LIVER Pills
mas no equal sng!e dose will convince any one
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-05-04

The Journal Of Florence thinks that Russia
is disposed to cultlvase the friendship of
France, and therefore of the Pope. 1.-THE re-
lations between Russia and the Holy &c.," it
tells us, "become every day more amicable. As
the latter will never make any concessions of
the rights of justice and religion" it is pre-
sumed that Russia has no intention to ask for
them, but is only fortifying herself against
the preponderance of Germany. The refusal
of the Empress in her recent journey to the
south of Europe to accept any honors from the
Piedmontese, and the announcement that she
intends to visit the Pope but not his jailor, is
supposed to confirm this view of the policy of
the Gar. 1t may be true false, but one
thing is certain; that in His own way and
time, the Almighty will balle all the enemies
of the Church, whether German or Italian, and
rescue His Vicar from their grasp. He has
done it so often before
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observation-disclosures there is any bony
part in the eye, oculist enough decide
but Mr.. VIM. Bohne. our famous cpcian will solve the
problem to the sat of any curious investigator
He Is the Bonaparte OF spectacemakers and we've
enable squnteyed man to look clear round the
and back again the other side of tho street. ANY
one who reads the titles of the specacles that no
hbits ct the Fair. to meet all possible obquites of
statement.
The above from the Picayunc is rery strong but it
Is the people organ and know that the people all
have the greatest confidence in Mr.. Bohne, must
say that We believe it all excepting the part tho
squinteyed man. which will test the first time
meet one of that kind. Mr.. Bohne's address is No
Carondelet street.