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The Portland daily press., 1876-08-19
FOR N.
THE TURKISH WAR.
Atrocities i'm BULGARIA.

LONDON, Aug. Is The correspondent of the
Daily News writes from Philipopolis on the 10th
that three thousand men, women and children
were killed by the Turks at Otlukki. Children
were carried about impaled on bayonets, and
human beings were burned alive. At Bazarjk
one thousand persons were killed. A bag full
of human heads was emptied before the house
of the Italian consul at Jambuli, and left there
to be eaten by dogs.
Condition of the Turks at Nisch.
The correspondent of the News writes from
Philipopolis, Aug. IL, as follows:-
The condition of the Turkish army at Nisch
Is deplorable, and starvation is threatening
The country around does not afford any sup
Plies or fors ge, and along the road between
Nisch and Suia the villages are abandoned.
The army will soon be obliged to either adj
vance into the Sefvian territory for supplies or
retreat.
The Sentiment in servia.
A despatch from Belgrade says that Prince
Milan has received from several, if not from all
the powers congratulations upon the birth of
an heir. all of which contain expressions leav-
ing no doubt in the mind of the Prince that the
powers are DESTROYS of seeing an end of the war
which is dangerous to the general peace of
Europe. The result is, that Servia is ready to
the deposition of Prince Milan, or the sacrifice
of any territory, nor will be submit to Turkish
administration. Every day that the war is
prolonged adds to the danger of general Eu-
ropean conflagration.
milonovatz Surrounded by the Turks.
The Daily Telegraph has despatch from
Belgrade saying hat the Turks have surround
ed Milanovatz on the Danube, and that the
Servians are defending the town, but if it falls
the Turkish advance on Belgrade and Semen
dria will not be prevented.
Reports of Servian Defeats COntradicted.
BELGRADE, Aug. 1S.-Oficial dispatches say
that the reports that the Servians were defeated
on the River Drina and at Banla, and that the
Turkish corps is advancing on Kruchevatz are
pure inventions. To-day the Turks attacked
the outposts nesr Bieliva and were repulsed
They attacked the Servian army yesterday
near Badinovatz, rnd we're repulsed with great
loss.
Prince Milan Refuses an Armistice.
LONDON, Aug. ia despatch from Bel
grade says that the engagement at Badnovatz
was mere skirmish. Prince Milan yesterday
gave audience to the consuls of six powers
separately. Strong pressure was brought to
bear in favor of peace or armistice, but this the
Prince refused. The report that Belgrade is
preparing for siege is untrue.
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NEW YORK.
The Seward Statue.

The Seward statue.
NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-The statue of VIM.
FL. Seward, by Randolph Rogers, will be in.
augurated tomorrow, in Madison Square, at
the junction of 23d street and Broadway.
Vanderbilt Better.
Commodore Vanderbilt is decidedly improved
to-day, and it is even limited that he may en-
tirely recover from his present sickness.
Trying to Harmonic.
The Executive Committee of Tammany and
anti-Tammany met this afternoon and appoint
ed conference committees to try and arrange
existing differences and bring all under one
was arrived at and another conference will be
held tomorrow.
The Utica Races.
UTICA, Aug. 18-The Utica Park Associa-
ton meeting, which was very successful, closed
today. In the 226 class Great Eastern won in
thrre straight heats Time, 22OA. 2 22Tf, 2,22
In the 2.2O class Carus was the victor in three
straight heats. Time, 2.22a. 2.21A %. Dan
Mace's bay mare Amy trotted two trial heats,
Ben Mace driving, without break or skip.
Time, 2.2Ob, 22O4.
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AN ENGLISH VIEW OF THE HAMBURG AT
FAIR.-The London Times seems to see the sig
nificance of the Hamburg affair more clearly
than some public men in this country. 1t
says: "If such an atrocity had been committed
in Turkey, there would have been cause for in
dignation rather than SURPRISE but that
while the South Carolina whites have attained
a high degree of Christian civilization, some OF
them shave done deed as detestable in its
atrocity as many of the murders committed by
the half-savsge Turkish soldiery." Surprise at
this, it goes on to show, is not SO great as it
would be if we did not remember that more
or less bitter conflict of races is one of the re-
suits of the emancipation of the slaves and the
raising of the blacks to the level of citizenship.
The collision is sharper in such States as South
Carolina, where ''the evils of slavery were least
softened." The Times concludes that sthe
Republicans could desire nothing better than
such apologies [ss some Democrats have made]
Tor the murder of emancipated negroes"
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Liberate the Impurities of the System

This can easily be done through the instrumental
ty OF the searching blood depurent and Alternative,
Hostetters Stomach Bitters, which incites those
scavengers of the body, the kidneys and the bowels
to vigorous action. The first named organs secrete
impurities-where such exst-from the blood, which
would otherwise poison it, and it is the Office of the
bowels to carry off the useless portions of the food
rejected during the process of digestion, and which
if retained interfere with digestion and bilious
secretion. Rheumatism and govt, both products of
acid elements in the circulation, are remedied by
the Bitters, which will likewise be found prompt
though gentle cathartic. Both kidneys and bowels
are invigorated well stimulated by this famous
highest order.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The Z. K KS of Gorham, N. H., beat the
Littleton's at base ball yesterday, by score of
II toe.
Receipts from internal revenue yesterday,
$448 "a; customs, 1854 ,545.
A large force of men were employed yester-
day, on the anchorage of the East River bridge.
Col. Edward Wilkins, newly appointed Col
lector of Baltimore, entered upon his duties
yesterday.
James Hay, who rowed from Boston via the
ocean, the St. Lawrence river and the Lake to
Detroit, reached there Thursday, having occu-
pied one hundred and nine days in the passage.
Tarbox again defended the Confederate
House last night at Lowell.
Don Carlos and suite left Newport for New
York last night.
Governor Jewell addressed the Republicans
of Rutland last night. There was great en-.
thuSiaSm,
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Especial to the Press.l
Kira in Rackland.

RoCKLAND, Aug. 1S.-This morning dwell
ing house with contents, owned by Capt. Henry
Poland, was burned to the ground. Loss about
$1,000; partially insured. A.
ITO the Associated Press.]
Lewiston Driving Park.
LEWISTON, Aug. Tho trot in the 2.3S
class closed to day, Belle Smith winning ia
q 80. Black Pilot second To-day's races have
excited much interest and there was large
attendance. In the stallion race five entries
were made and six heats we're trotted. The
race was won by Maine Slasher. King William
and Knox Boy divided the second and third
money. Best time 231-made by Phil Sheri-
dan.
franklin Democratic County Conven-
ton.
PENNINGTON, Aug. 17.-In the Democratic
County Convention held here to-day, P. A.
Sawyer of Phillips chairman, and j. G. Brown
of New Sharon secretary, the following nomi-
nations were made: Senator, L. B. Pillsbury,
Pennington; Commissioner, George W. Davis,
Pennington; Treasurer, J. B. Knowlton,
Strong; Sheriff, William S. Robertson, Weld
Clerk of Court. B. Eme ry Pratt, Kingfeld.
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FRANCE.
A Change in the War Denartr,eut

LONDON, Aug. 18.-A despatch from Paris
says that General DeCissey's resignation of the
war department was not voluntary, as Presi.
dent McMahon re iuested it, This account is
construed to mean that the President wishes his
war ministry to be no longer subjected to par
hamentary vlclssltudes, and this change during
recess and selection of General Berthant
who is net member OF Parliament, excites
considerable comment, particularly among Re-
publ,cans
A reorganization of the war department and
large extension of the powers of the chief of
the general staff is shortly expected in conson-
ance with the views of the Duke d. Aud lffre t
Pasquer and M. Freycinet, which General
Berthant shares. 1t is expected that General
DeCissey will be assigned to one of the great
military commands at the approaching periodI-
Cal changes OF these posts.
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DIED.

In Gorham, Aug. II, Miss Mary Simonton, aged
81 years.
Funeral services this afternoon at O'Clock, at
the residence of James Smonton So Danforth street
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
In kennebunk, Aug. II, Mr. Daniel Chick aged
about 40 years.
In Gardiner, Aug. 1, Caddic c., daughter of Sam'l
Smith, aged II years months
In saco, Aug. 10, Mrs. Sarah K Bowdoin, in her
S1st year.
In Saco; Aug. IL. Mrs. Abigail, wife OF John Scam
man, aged 81 years months.
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Line cars oil, Phinney & jackson 1 do shocks
W True q Co 4 do corn, G Bartlett l do corn
Brastow g. N do corn, Norton, Chapman & Co 1 dc
-four, Atwood g. Co do flour, Howes, H. & Co cars
flour, D w Coolidge do flour, G Varney & 20 2 dc
-four. Grand Trunk Railroad do me chandise
Maine Central Railroad IA do merchandise. Port.
land & OgdensDurg Railroad do merchandise
Portland IL do merchandise.
BY water conveyance-1OOO bush cornmeal to G.
W. Irue 81 Co.
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BELGIUM.
Determined DneIIists.

LONDON, Aug. ia special to the Standard
tloI Iarls reports that a savage duel was
LUusut Ia belgium between NM. Pindy and
Charlton, two we'll known Communist refugees.
with sa6res One of the combatants received
six gashes and the other eight. The flesh was
slicked from their faces Both tainted from
loss OF blood. The cause OF the duel was that
the parties had accused each other of robbino
the Commune.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Genoa 18th inst, barque Adoph Engler, Flick
EFT. New York.
Sid I'm Seville 18th inst, sen Carrie NJ Richardson,
Richardson United States.
Ar at Marseilles 10Th inst, barque Abbie N Frank
lin, Powers, New York.
Ar at Liverpool 18th, ship Jane Fish, Brown, from
st John, NIB.
In the Channel 10th, brig Wauban, Spencer, from
New York for Antwerp.
Sid I'm Gloucester. E. 18th inst, barque Martin W
Brett, Peterson, United States.
Sid finn North Shields 18th, barque Com Dupont,
Nichols, Rio Janeiro.
Ar at Falmouth, E. 18th, ship Saratoga, Kendall,
Pabellon de Plea, IS days. for London.
Ar at Exmouth 17th, barque K Holbrook, Lea
witt, New York.
Ar at Queenstown 18th, barque Chasca, washburn,
Iquique.
Ar at Barbados July %, sch M A Coombs, Hatch,
Philadelphia; 24th Chrome, Wooster, Rockport, Me
10Th, Irvine, Berry, from Port Midway.
Sid July "a, brigs Silas Martini Brown, Boston ;
9th. Jos Clark, Stahl, Quebec.
Ar at Demarara July IL, brig Shannon, Moore, FIN
New York, (and sid 9th for dog.
In port July rs, brig Anna Elizabeth, Burgess,
from New York, ar 2Ist; sch R f Hart, Coombs, i'm
Glasgow, ar 20td,
MAr at Grand Turk July 80, brig Zavilla Williams,
Veazie. st Thomas.
AT Havana 10th inst, brigs Sparkling Water Hich.
porn, lot New York, ldg; Havana Meyer for do, do;
tannle ID Jennings. Mahoney tor Baltimore.
AT Matanzas 18th inst, brigs Addie Hale, Shep-
pard; Merriman, Lecraw; Geo Gilchrist Orcutt,
ana s b Cove, Hodgman, unc; sch Mollie Emma,
Passed Port Mulgrave, Ms, 18th inst, barque L
:, ar at Pont-du-Chene 10th. barque Alex Campbell,
Bunker, PctOu, to load for Ireland.
Ar at st John, NIB, 10th inst, sehs Fanny Flint,
warren, and Z M Sawyer Kelley, Philadelphia.
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Speaker Kerr,s Condition,

RoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, Va, Aug. 49,
Mr.. Kerr suffered intensely up to midnight last
night, but thereafter rested more comfortably
His death now is only question of time, ant
that short one. His mind is still clear and
active. His will is as firm and resolute as ever
DR.. Pope says he cannot last much longer, that
his food refuses to assmilate and he is now lv
ing wholly upon his own flesh. This will soon
fail him. His death may be looked for before
night, at least before morning,
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News and Other Items.

Peaches sell at wholesale in New York from
30 to rs cents per basket
The announcement of Eugenie's approaching
marriage has created great excitement in
France.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will spend week
In Canada lecturing, commencing at Montreal
September 81.
"Inlandish and outlandlsh suits always
ready" is the announcement of a Vienna tailor
who fancies he knows English.
Tramps along the Western railroads are SO
numerous that conductors and brakemen are
becoming afraid of them.
y" What we want" said a Democrat, the
other day, SIS radical and startling change"
Then he went and bought clean shirt
twenty-five cents worth of chewing gum
will entertain a Connecticut girl when loves
magic aul moonlight won't raise ripple on her
souL-[Brooklyn Argus,
Rats that live in granaries are said by pro-
fessional rat-catcher not to be poisonous, while
those that live on refuse meat inflict painful
wounds. Another argument in favor OF the
vegetarian theory
The destruction of Canadian forests has
caused decadence of trout fishing, the water
in the trout streams having become too warm
by the trees being cut away from the banks.
The fish cannot live except in cool water
Kansas ofice-seeker frankly notifies the
public that he wants to be elected probate
judge because he "has been out of employment
for a long time, and greatly needs some stua-
ton whereby lie can support his family and pay
his debts.''
One of the alias Of no al
is the establishment of monarchial organ in
Chicago known as the Imperialst 1t takes
the ground that universal suffrage in this couu-
try has degenerated into unbridled license, and
that the panacea of the evils OF the time is
"stern, simple and stable concentrated govern
ment." The candidate for imperial honors is
named. 1t is William Washington of Nash
vile, Tenn, grand nephew of the head of the
family; and Charles Francis Adams Fitzhugh
Lee, and Col Paterson Bonaparte are men
toned as fit persons to rally around him, as the
chiefs of hereditary aristocracy. Emperor
William Washington I. has this nice little send
off; HE has spent many years in Europe, where
his illustrious character and qualifications have
made him an ornament to the most exclusive
circles of the aristocracy."
The Archaeological Society has made rare
discoveries at Athens. Between the base of
the Acropois and the Turkish wall the anti
quarians have come upon the remains of a
classic structure. which, according TO the
Athens correspondent of the Levant Herald
there is every reason to regard as the Temple
Esculapius described by Pausanias, and men
toned by other authors" Many fragments of
inscriptions have been found; mutilated head
of Esculapius,a female torso, and some votive
tablets, with the usual symbolic or commemor-
ative reliefs. But the great treasure was an
inscription of 80 lines, setting forth the treaty
concluded between the Athenians and the
Chaldeians, when, as mentioned by THUG ydides,
the former under Pericles had subdued the
whole ct Euboea. From The fragments of the
temple that have been discovered 1t is clearly
seen that it was Of the Ionic order.
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EurOpenu ngarkers.

LONDON, Aug. 1S-123O P. M.-American securi-
tles-United States bonds, fives, lU7s; Erie 13a
New York Central, 81. ''
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1S.-12.30 P. M.--Cotton market
easier; Midding. uplands at 6 3-l6d; do Orleans at
5-l6d; sales of 10000 bales, including 1000 bales
Tor speculation and export; receipts 370O bales, of
which 1900 bales were American WV '
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NEW YORK. August 1s-Evening.-Affairs at the
Stock Exhange are unsettled, and the prices again
lower on continued rumors Of trouble in prominent
Company alluded to yesterday. Gold continues to
per cent. Government refunding loan.
Money easy at II O. per cent. on call. Sterling
Exchange firm at 4S7 q 4s7i for 60 days and ass
for demand.
Gold fell from Ill to 10s. Carrying rates a pei
cent. and fat. The cearances at the Gold Exchange
Bank were $22 341 ,OO0. The custom receipts to-day
were S346,OOO. The Treasury disbursements were
$4,000 for interest, $l9,50O for the redemption Of
bonds and SIS, 500 for silver coin.
Governments were firm, except 1865 which were
lower on the probability of placing the al per cent
loan Heavy business in Union Pacific fists, which
rose to lO5a and Sinking Funds selling at SO.
The Stock market to-day was weak till near the
close The decline ranged from / to IL per cent.
The transactions of The Stock Exchange aggregat.
Of a76 shares.
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The Official Gazstte publishes Disraeli's ele.
walton to the peerage
John Frederick Lewis, the English painter
is dead
The King of Dahomey holds the Frenchmen
as hostages, and threatens to kill them if the
British squadron fres upon the natives.
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MARRIED..

In Newfield Aug. 49, by Rev. John Gibson. Frank
A. Loud and Miss Ella F. Chelis, both OF Adams
Corner Newfield
In Belfast, Aug. 9, William Marshall and Mrs Sa-
rah E. Abbott, both of Montville.
In Nortbport. Aug 2. Edw. II. jackson and Miss
Annie L. Crockett. ~ $4,000
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METEOROLOGICAL,

"HH - HsV Hi
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE GRIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
August 10, Il A. M.))
For New England.
and the Middle states falling followed by ris-
ing barometer, cool easterly to sougherly winds,
shifting to warmer southerly and westerly,
partly cloudy or cloudy weather and frequent
rains, clearing away during the afternoon and
night.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

FRIDAY, August 1s.-The markets are generally
quiet and prices show no change. Sugars are very
strong at 12c for granulated and 113c for Extra C..
Flour is steady and unchanged. Corn is higher
to-day and is quoted at 81 to &c for car lots and Gee
for bag lots. Meal quoted at &C. Oats are worth
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CAPE ORLANDO, Ms. Schr Lightfoot--97S bx
canned Holsters to Portland Packing Co.; 116 Dbl
cod oil, bbls mackere 10 otis pollock, and 1000 Id
old junk to master.
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Providence Print Cloths Market.

PROVIDENCE, August 1s.-Prnting Cloths ar
firm: for standard and extra 81 squares, with
tendency to higher price.
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Cid at Boston 18th, brigs Rocky Glen, for Dema-
rara; Chapman for Bangor, to load for Cuba
sch Gertrude Smith, Jameson, Port Royal
for Portland
Ar at Antwerp 10th inst, ship Aida, Mehan, from
Pabellon de Plea.
Sid i'm Almera 10th inst brig Salista, Griffin, for
New York.
Ar at Batavia 18th inst, ship Castine, Avery, from
Cardiff.
Ar at Stettin 18th inst, brig Dirgo, Coffin, from
New York.
Ar at Panama prev to 18th inst, ship Reunion, Cur
tiss, Philadelphia.
FAST SAILING-Sch Clytie, of Pembroke, has just
made the passage from New York to Havre in 20
days.-a remarkably quick passage.
The fine Of $1,000 recently imposed on schr Thos H
Livingstone, of Belfast by the Spanish government,
for some irregularity Of her manifest, has been re-
mitted.
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The New York yacht club squadron arrived
at Newport las. evening.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Friday, August As.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chesapeake, Mangum, New York-mdse
to Henry Fox.
port and st John. NIB.
Sch John Bird, Smith, Baltimore-coal to Portland
Company.
O. Sch ! T Mcclellan, Farr, Batimore-coal to james
& Wi llams.
sail split3
Sch Laura, (Br) Foster, Boston.
Scn Rose, Stickney, Wareham. to load for Eastport
Sch Gazelle, Gardiner. Pembroke.
sen Sarah Hyde, Murphy. Friendship.
sen Elizabeth, Sinclair, Ellsworth for Boston,
Sch Mechanic, Sinclair Surry for Boston,
Schs John Somes. Staples, with 200 bbs mackerel
d GeVer, Stewart, 200 do.
1.-The report of the arrival Of sch Lama Cobb nth
was premature.1
Steamship Chesapeake, Mangum, New York
Henry Fox.
Sch q Willard, Simonton, Philadelphia-E g
Willard.
Sch Armida Hall, Hall, Kennebec, to load fol
New York-Ryan g. Kelsey.
Sch Malabar, WEIGH, Belfast-master
Sch Whitehouse Farnham. st George--master.
Sch Com Tucker, Munroe, Bristol-master.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Davis. Round Pond.
Sch Oregon, Dunton, Boothbay.
Sch Arrival Farnum, BoothbaY.
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[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Aug. 1871
8 Boston q Maine Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
$50 Eastern Railroad. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
Second Call.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HemOrrhage or Bleeding from the
Lungs.

Hundreds of severe cases have been radically cured
by the of DR.. Morse's Inhalatons. Also Catarrh
Throat and all Lung troubles. mv97pndSaw3msn
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
City of Portland.

TREAsURER's OFFICE
August II, 1876 I
PROPOSALS are solicited and will be received at
Il the office of the City Treasurer until SATUR-
DAY, August 26th at noon, for the purchase of City
of Portland six per cent. Municipal Bonds to the
amount of forty thousand five hundred dollars
~ the onton Of the nurcbaser and nayable twenty
years from the tirstday of September, 1876.
The coupon bonds to be of the denomination of
$1,000 excepting one bond OF $780, and the registered
bonds OF same denomination, or any multiple there
of. No bids to be received for less than Sl5,
OOO The bonds to be delivered and paid for on the
first day OF September next.
H. w. HERSEY, City Treasurer.
aup18 did
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HOTELS.

Parker House. school So. m. ID. Parker s.
Co., Pr0priet0rs.
st. James Hotei-J. II. Croeker, Pr0pri-
etor.
fremont House, fremont St.-Chapin,
Gurney e. Go. Propriet0rs.
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CITY OF portland.

NOTICE is hereby given that hearing will be had
IN at the Mayors Office in City Building, on SAT-
URDAY, the 18th inst lat clock p. m on the pc
ttion Of g. L. Bailey for permission to erect sufla-
Bile building to be used as magazine for storage of
gunpowder near the northerly end OF Washington St.
Per order of Committee
augl6dtd FRANCIS FESSENDEN, Charm.
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TO BANK OFFICERS AND SAFE OWNEF

I HAVE returned to the old stand and for any
Il kind Of alterations or repairs on Bank Vaults
Safes, from lookup" to the cleaning and oiling
of the locks and bolts, and leasing of the DOORS ap
ply to me, Tin person or by postal card) at
14S Exchange St., Portland, Me.
Terms Cash, upon completion of job. Orders for
locks Or repairs from out of town. promptly attended
to. CHAS. III. FROST.
Refers by per mission to
VIM. E. Gould, Esq Cashier LIST National Bank,
Portland. M. Burton, Esq. Treas Maine Savings
Bank, Portland. F. Noyes, Esq, Treas. Portland
Savings Bank, Portland H W. Bryant, ESQ.,, at
Browns Banking House, Portland l.. Mcclellan,
Esd, County Treasurer's Office Chas Staples, ESQ,
U. S, Inspector of Steamboats, R Phenix, Esq,
Supt of Portland Machine Works. G. L. Damon,
Esq, Supt. Am. Steam Safe Co., Boston. au171wS
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Opinions of the Press.
HALLS Medical Record, N. Y, July 1861
Many diseases, considered incurable causing great
suffering in countless thousands of fellow beings
can in the majority of be restored to perma-
nent health under DR.. Scotts Scientific Theory, DEM
onstratng the fact that his mode of treating diseases
of chronic character is unsurpassed by any method
now in use. All should consult with him who wish
for speedy cure and thorough advice as DR.. Scott
has had the most remarkable and gratifying success
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I I
Standing foremost among the most liberal and
most successful of American physicians to-day is
DR.. c. Winfield Scott, at the Asylum Institute Medi-
Gina, corner Of Asylum and Washington Sts Boston.
He has risen above the prejudices of partcu-
lar schools, and by treating patients their cases
demand, without sacrificing his abilities to sectaran
rules, he has achieved wonderful success and effect
ed cures that astonished some of the ablest physl
Clans OF the day.