The Portland Daily Press (Portland, Me.)
April 29, 1870

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PORTLAND Established June 23,1862. Vol. 9. ___ PORTLAND, FRIDAY 1 nnllv Pm>«« I —————ι—————. DAILY PRESS. MORNING. APRIL 29. 1870. Ter"" *S°° per Is published every day (Sundays excepted) by (he Portland 1'ubHshing Co., At 109 Exchange Stbeet, Portland. Tebms:—Eight Dollars a Year in advanco. Tlie Maine State Press Is published every Thursday Morning at $2.80 a year; if paid in advance, at $2.00 a year. Bates of Advertising.—One inch of space, in length of column, constitutes a square." $1.50 per square daily first week. 75 cents per week after; three insertions, or less, $1.00; continuing every other day after first week, 50 cents. Half square, three insertions orless,75ccnts; one week, $1-00; 50 cents per week after. SpeciaL· Notices, one third additional. Under head of Amusements," $2.00 per ■qnare per week; three insertions or less $1.50. Advertisements inserted in tlio ".Maine State Press""( which lias a large circulation in every part o( (lie State) for $1.00 per eqnaie for first insertion, and 50 cents per square for each subsequent, insertion. Address all communications to POETLANI) PUBLISHING CO. BUSINESS CARDS ORLANDO NICKERSON, SHIP BROKER, Wo. 1C3 Commercial Street, Corner of Commerehl and Market Bts, over T. II. Westcu Co. PORTLAND, MAINE. |y Freights and Charters procured at the short est notice. ap26d?m CHARLES A. LlBDYtJB„ Teacher of Piano-Forte. BBFRREiVCEM: Rt. Rev. Bishop Bacon. Π. Kotsczhroar. W.U.Dennett. G. \V. Marbton. All applications sent to No. 5 Locust street, will receive immediate attention. Order Slate at Stockbridgt's and Davis' Music Stores. a)>r£6d'Jw J. C. WA«D. Carpenter Jobber, Store Doon, Sashes, and Window Frames raado to order. The first quality ot iuside blinds made by hand at Factory prices, All Jobbing promptly attended to. 1Ϊ·( 17 Union Street· apr23*2w J. C. WARD. Painting, Paper-Hangiû» Glazing. ROSS &~PERRY, No. 9 Casco Street. Orders solicited and executed promptly in the best manner and on moderate terms. J. Q. Ross, JosEni A. Terry. aprl9eoalm HASKELL THOMAS, At lornies at Law, 24 Exchange St., Portland. W. W. Thomas, Je. T. H. Haskell. tp4*lm GEO. C.IIOFKIN8, Attorney at Law, Cor. Exchange and Federal Sts., POBTUND. TnThSatf R. K. gatley7 PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERER, Stuccoed: Mastic Worker, No. 21 Union Street, Portfand, Me. ByPrompt attention paid to all kinds of Jobbing in our line. Uirr>d3m J. H. LAMS ON, p woToau λ pht: r. From Philadeldhia, Has opened a new and completely appointed FIRST-CLASS GALLERY I IN PORTLAND, No; 152 Middle St., cor, Gross St. Motto—Good Work aud Moderate r*fc«**r feb21dtf Ii. E. coop em CO., Practical Plumbers, AND DEALERS Π* Bath Tubs, Water Closets, Marble S'abs, Wasli Basins, Sue ion and Force Pumps, Kuob?r Hose, Silver Plated and Brass Cocks, LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, Galvanized Iron Pipe, Tin Pipe, Tin Lined and Cement Pipe. A good assortment of Plumbers Materials constantly on hand. Plumbing in all its branches promptly attended to No· lOO Federal St., Jan29 PORTLAND, ME. dtf DAILY PEESS JPEINTIHG HOUSE. WM. M. MARKS, Book, Oard and Job Printer, lOO Exchange Street, PORTLAND. Evcrv description of Job Printing neatly ana promptly executed, and at the lowest possible prices. Orders from the country solicited, and promptly attended to. ja7dti" W. H. CLIFFORD, Counsellor at Law, AND SOLICITOIt Ο ATENTS, Has remove to No. 80 Middle Street, BOYD BLOCK. au24 BREJSNAN HOOPER, UPHOLSTERERS No. 33 Free Street, (Formerly In the Row No. 368 Congress Street.) VA5CFACTDBEBS OF Parlor Suits, Lounges, Spring Beds, Mattresses, &c. EyAH kinds of Repairing neatly done. Furni nre boxed and malted. oc25-'C'JT,T&Btt C- J. SCHUJIACHEK, FRESCO PAISTEK. Office at the Drug Store of Messrs. A. O. Scblottcr Lcck Co., 303 OngrfM ϋι,, Porllani!, Mr., Jan 12-dtl One door above Brown, BHEEIDA5 GEITFITHS, PLASTERERS, PLAIN AND Ο UN OMENTAL ITUOOO M A ST IC WORKERS, so. β sooth sr., Portland, mk. AT WELL CO, Advertising Agts, 1174 Middle Stuekt, Portland. Advertise ments received for nil the principal papers in Maine, and throughout, the country, and promptly inserted at the {>ιιΙ>1ϊ*Ιιes lor tbe sk'k, ive3 ad ..|C|! IS bu8,n«>>> 'racee lent or stolen property, and !a8t' Pre?ent and tuture, and can be eon H.rtl.nrt*0'" '^'mrT"'ral**t,,i*fHclion oe. and a Bed Silk Plush Sleiosest&c. JAMES Ac WILLÏA.7MS, Ferlcy's IT liarf, /oof Park Street, Wlij-rc τιι-iy be found a cood assortment ot all kinds of Coal, .Hard and Soft IWood. Edcincs. &c. fcl^Lumoei ci all descriptions 011 hand. jan21dtf A Stove for the Times.] THE Sauiple Cook. A FIRST-CLASS STOVE at a veiy low price. The neatest stove in tiie market, The fall ot Gold calls fur lower-priced good?, and to meet tbis demand the Sample Cook is offered to the public. It. has a large, quick oven; is economical, convient and durable. Housekeepers who wish to purchase one that is warranted to bake quick, with little inel, shou'.d buy a Sample Cook. For sale by C. C. TOLMAK, Ayent, ap20 l/nder Lnucahier IIall· dim To Pile Bridge Builders. tjIlOPOSALS f^r Pile Bridging wM be received at the office ot ilie Portland Ogdersburg Kailroad Company, Portland, Me. Specifications ol the different structures required may be seen at ibis office on and alter tliis date, 'l'he bids will be b? the linear toot. The Directors reserve tbe right to reject bids trom rariias of whose responsibility they are not assured and all which in their judgment may not accord with the interests ol the Company. By order ol the Directors. ♦JOHN F, ANDERSON, mcb22tf Engineer P. 0.11. Daily Express Line.| JBrick's licnnebec Express LEAVES omce Exchange Wlrr«-f, Port ι land, daily at 4 i-'J o'clock for Biunswick Bath, Kictimond, Gardiner, Ha'lowel», Augusta, and all intermediate stations. fcjf"*Freight brought at Low Rates. apgd't Η. Λ. BRICK. Earth Closets· PEKSONS wishing to see or jurchase tlio Dry Earth Closets" so much in use, can bo accom modated by calling 011 J0HN KINSMAN, At his Gas Fixture Store, 126 Exchange Street. April 27, 1870. tISt FOR SALE. Genuine ltamsdell Norway Oats, iSD 0 Farly Rose Potatoes From the *ee«l of Albert Breese, Vermont. C. E. MAR WICK, aprl3cod2w 117 Commercial Ni. Portland Savings liank. ALL deposits made In tills Hank on or bclore I Wednesday, May 4tli, will commence on inter- est Irom the 1st. FKASK NOTES, Treasurer. April 18th, 1S09. aprl8tlUimay FOR FAMILY USE. Simple, cheap, reliable Knits everything. Agents wanted. Circular and sample stocking free. Address H INK LE Y Knit τι*α Macoink Co. Batli, Me. oc29-dly ~LOBSTER CHUM.~ One ol (lie best Fertilizers in the market, to be had At SAWYER WOODFORD'S Dealers In Agricultural Tiiols, Seeds, Plants,&e. If·. 119 Ε ι change. Street, Portland. aprOd&wloi Sunday Cars ON and after Sunday neit. May 1st, Cars «ill run on Congitss street l'ne as follows:— Leave Vaughan and Atlantic pis. 10.10; 11.45 A. M, and everv SO il imites utter until 8.45 P. If. The lait Car will leave Vaughan st. 8 45; Atlantic 9.15. G. W. R1CKEK, Supt. April 27. codtw Advances MAI>k on consignments ot approved merchan dise to oui triends at Havana. Win. Π. «REELEV CO., mar8*2m a* D«a·· rrit, Β·Μ·>. EDUCATIONAL. Gorham Seminary. The Summer Term ot this institution will com mence, Tucdny, JTfoy lo, and continue ten weeks, for lurtber information apply to J. B. WEBB. Principal. J. A. WATEBMAN, Sec'y. April 1870. apr22tl&w2w St. Augustine's School for Boys, No. 2 Spruce St., Portland. REV. DANIEL F. SMITH, A. M., RECTOB. MIS3 MARY P. HOLMES, Assistant. RtV. N. W. TAYLOR ROOT, A. M., IBSTKUCT OK is Db awing ty Trinity Term ItogiuK April 33lb. April 11,1S70. iltl. Eaton Family School for boys, NOUK1DGEWOC I£, MAINE. (ESTABLISHED 1SC6.) HE Spring Term will commence March 28, and continue 13 weeks. Expenses: $85 per term. No extra charge except for books. or particulars address HAMLIN F. EATON, PrinciiaL Marl7-dft Piano-Forte Instruction. Miss S. S. Nason, will reçoive pupils at her rooms 31C Congress St., opposite Mechanics' Hall. References, Iïcv. W. T. Phaion Dr. E. Stone Mr. S. H. Stevens M r. John M. Adams. dclStf Westbrook Seminary THE Summer Tei m w.ll bfgln Wednesday, May IS, aiid continue tlx weeks. GRENVILLE M. STEVENS. ap2l-eodtd Secretary. AIÎIJOTT Family School for Boys AT l.iitlc Kl lac, Vat mingfou, Maine. This long standing and very popular Institution wil begin its Summer Session, on May Ο til 9 1870, Au icitinuG Twenty-four Weeks. 1 at juew principal bas introduced a carefully ar ranged ουϋϋνυπΟ' %J%JU HJSté'7 lor the jurpose ot fitting BOYS lor^active business as well as tlie ordinary "Preparatory Course for College," Ια which all ι atrons can bave their sons carefully and thoroughly prepared lor any College in the land. The great expense to which Mr. Abbott has been in fitting up the Manilon, Schcol-room and Latra tory, together with the great amount of labor and skililul cultivation expended in beautifying and adoring the grounds attached to the school, combined with tue thoroughness ot discipline and education which is now seenred here, all unite in miking this one ol the best Schools tor BOYS in New England. iy Pupils received at all times. Send for Circular or address the Principa', mr21d3m ALDEN J. BLRTIIKN. NEW Carpet Warehouse AT ΤΠΕ Spacious and Elegant Chambers 85 87 MIDDLE ST, KEAZER BLOCK. HENRY C. NÔYES CO., RESPEtJTFULLLY inform their friends and the public generally that they have leased the above well Known rooms, and are now prepared to exhibit the «Finest and beet «elected Stock'' ever offered in this market, comprising all Aew and t'tioicc Styles ot BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, THREE PLY, Εκίΐ'η fipnwtfewây Ovuiiuvn QiuJvtj OT CARPETINGS Window Shades Fixtures, All of which will be offered and sold at the "New lfork Panic Rates" and at great reduction tiom manufacturer*'prices. With β/teen years' experi ence and a thorough knowledge of the business in all its branches; U. C. N. pledges liimgelt to sell Car pets at a lower rate than ever betoro offered in this market. Ko Old Goods or Old Styles! Portland, April 9, 1870. tt FOR THE Spi'iiig Trade MAERETT, lOOR CO., 90 Middle Street, Have now in stock a most Complete Assortment Of every grade CARPETING Consisting of the latest designs oi Moquette, Velvet and Brussels Tapestry. Solid Brussels Borders to Match. ENGLISH INGRAIN 1 OF EXTRA QUALIÏV. Threc-PIys, Snrerflncs, anil all the more common kinds of domestic manullcture. Paper Hangiiifrs The most novel and beautiful designs of «best French and American Manufacturers, fir. the highest cost to those ot the most common alitics. AX EN T1KE~NE WSTocK OF Cretonnes Chintzes! For Draperies anl Furniture Coverings, with Pa pers to match. Window Shades, Drapery Goods, Feathers, Mattresses, &c. We would call the special attention ot purchasers to our extensive stock, which we offer at Greatly Reduced Prices I apGd2m Porto Rico Sugar! 340 Hhd*. I PORTO RICO 23 Bbla. eUCitti Now landing from Scli'r "M. M. Pote," at Central Wnart, tor βλΙβ by GCO. S. HIST, 111 Commercial St. Feb 21dtf Butter, Buittei· 50 Tubs Prime Vermont Butter, 250 Quarter Boxes Layer lîaisius. 50 Boxes Figs in Layers. Beet, Pork, Lar, in the City of Boston, Mass, on Thurs day* in a y 5th next, at 12 o'clock noon. Mem· hers ol the Society are urgently requested to he present. A cordial invitation to our Festivities is extended to all who served in the 3rd Corps, as well as to those or other Corps who may feel an interest in our organization. COMMITTEE OF ARBÂHOEMEXTS Maj. Wm. P. Shreve, Cape. Ben. S. Calet, Maj. Ε. B. Dow, Gen. C. P. Mattocks, Col. Charles B. Merrill. EDWARD S. WELLING, Secretary 3rd Army Corps Union. ι apr2S-dtd New null [Fresh Kids in all the Elegant Neio Shades. Also full lice GUrci) Hosiery, Par···!·, Piqa*·, Black Hcruani Dre·· Goods, Ac., Ac. A. B. BUTLER, apr28dlw 154 Midcle street. Yellow Corn, On Grand Trunk Road I Ε are prepared to (ell Yellow Cora at Way yy Station on the Qrand Trunk Bold. OBRION, ΠEllICE CO. Portland, April 27, 1870. np28dtf Country Board. AMAN and WIFE, or two gentlemen can be ac commodated with board 011 Pleasant street, Woodlord's Corner, (Westbrook,) with one or two tarnished rooms. Apply to Mrs. WM. PAINE, on Pleasant street, first house on lelt band side. The Horse Cars pass the house liity times a day. April 2T. ap27 ded2w FOR S A LE A. Profitable Caih Ιαιί A FRUIT and CONFCTIONERY STORE; with the sole right ot sale for Cambridge street, of the celebrated temperance beverage, Dr. Irish's VilBwa Deer; marine roumain*-, nicc uxiuifs, and the store splendidly fitted. All tor $1000, a rare I chance. L. REED, apr22 lw 103 Cambridge st., Bos!on, Mtss INVITATION ÏÏI0KS &FULI>UM, Manufacturers of and Dealers in tin WARK, invite the attention 01 the public to the lact that they have the best assortment ot goods kept in a tin store, consisting ol Kitchen Furnishing Goods, Britannia and Japan Wares, Lamps, Chimneys, Burneri, Wicks, Cutlery, Hard-Ware, Tojs, &c.— Our goods are new and warranted to give satisrac tion. We propose to sell goods low lor cash. Will make eichange for barter of all kinds. Repairing dene at short notice. We have a Cart running to all parts ot the city. Please send in yuur orders, we will give a prompt response. 336 CengrcM Street* uenr OnkNlrcet. il. T. Hicks, spldlm O. W. Fullum. Notice to Teacher8. THE Superintending School Comm'tlee ©Γ Stand ish will «ill be in session at the school-bouse at Standi·» Vllage, Saturday, April 30ib, and May 7th. at 10 o'clock p. m.. or the purpose ol employing teachers ter the summer school in town. Per Order S. S. Committee. StandiJi, April 19, 1870. ap23ej1ζβ> and shades. a British, French and German Hosiery, beet 5 β qualify. Unaer-Clolblnz for I.idias and Cbililren, in every tize awd length. Old Stand of Hermann Gruntal. to Dress Trimmings. q Dress Battons, rringes. Gimps, Cloak Buttons, S Δ} Sàtin Tiimmings, Qfc Malta Laces, Cord and Tassels. NO. 10 CLAPP'S BLOCK. «5 3 NO. 10 CLAPP'S BLOCK. Ο ή NO. 10 CLAPP'S BLOCK. Handkerchief Department. 5 Irtdies' and Gent's Handkerchiefs. llich Lace Handkerchie is, Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, φ Very large and elegant assortment of •f® Handkerchiefs. Ο |d a y is co.,J δ NO. 10 CLAPP'S BLOCK. s I Best French Corsets _ S, k© Chemises, Night-Dresses, Drawers, Skirts, Infant's Waists, &c., &c. DAVIS CO. Ο DAVIS CO. g 6 ς) Old Stand of Hermann Gbuntal. s I Ώ JEWELRY 5 «ξ. Entirely new Fine French Jet Sels. Trt Fine Spar Sets, Jjj a Sleeve Buttons, Ν Pins, Ear-Kings, Bracelets, anjr vttiiiivi jiiv/Hj uiα.«γ imv nurc, or team all day so well as a good stout larm horse. I understand that Commodore Vanderbilt Las a horse that he would not sell for two or three of hi* butt InfumutivM, «ithtr of which will go from New York to Buffalo by daylight. Is this wisdom Ought your read ers to admire such nonsense? A neighbor of mine gave twelve hundred dollars for a horse that would trot a mile in three minutes less than my old nag that I gave two hundred for. 1 told him I would start three minutes sooner, and save the thousand dollars difference, as my time is not worth three hundred dollars a minute.—An Old Farmer. The Advantage of having a general law for the formation of corporations may be seen by the comparison of Pennsylvania with Ohio. In the latter State no special legislation is per mitted by the constitution. The result is that at the last session there were passed seven ty three general laws and forty-three local law». Pennsylvania, on the contrary, in the absence of general laws, passed less than half a dozen public acts and more than fourteen hundred private and corporation laws. Λ citizen of Frankfort, Ky., telt himself un der the necessity to postpone his wedding be cause his tailor cut his pants too short. B. Davis Washburn, of Massachusetts, has given Harvard College a bust of C. Silnius Maecenas, found at Herculaneum in 1322. A Cincinnati hotel-keeper dresses all his waiters in full naval uniform, probably to re mind them that they must be constantly on the watch for boarders. The Census Marshals in Wisconsin are mostly one-armed or one-legged soldiers, and a Wisconsin soldier, who lost an arm during the war and "knows how to sympathize with them," has sent an aitificial arm to be pre sented to one of the one-armed appointees in Dodge county. A traveller who visited Xew Bedford, recent ly, «esrrmg a glass of wine at dinner, asked the waiter whether they had any''dry Sillery.'* "No," was the prompt response, "but wo have got some cold cabbage." At a recent meeting in New York Mr. Beecher told an incident that occurred in a class in liis mission school. A banner was of fered to the class that behaved the best. One Sunday a youngster made a disturbance, when the rest took him out and punched him until he promised to reform. That class got the banner. On the 22d ult. there was a great fire at He lena, Montana. A large brewery was in dan ger, and its proprietors adopted a novel expe dient for protection against the flames. Tak ing a number of kegs of beer upon the balco ny of their building, they knocked out the bungs, and allowed the beer, which had a good "head," to gush forth in full stream upon the heated walls. The effect was more than answered the expectations of the experiment ers, and materially assisted in siibduiug the conflagration. A lady had been cautioning her sou, a hi ight, affectionate little boy, in the matter of taking cold. Vou know, my child," she said,"I can not iielp beina; anxious and troubled about you when you are ill. Ah Freddy, you have little idea of the feelings of a mother." "No, mother," replied the dear little fellow, with genuine earnestness, "but I may know something of the feeling s of a father:" A gentleman was coming from a locality where a party of Indians had pitched their tents. As it happened, he was very dark of complexion, and wore his hair long, after the fashion of students. A group of children were playing by the roadside. As he passed, one forward little miss dropped her dirt-pic, and looking at him keenly, inquiied ΙΓ/iîrA camp do you belong to Mister A singular case of the reuniting of loving hearts was afforded the other day by a mar riage at Galesburg, Illinois, the parties to which were Samuel K.Crosley, of New York, aged eighty-three, and Mrs. Amanda Ilurd, of Galesburg, a?ed eighty-one. They were en gaged at the age of cigeteen and sixteen re spectively, but broke their troth, and since then have each followed two companions to the grave. The owner of a number of government bonds, residing at Brattleboro', Vermont, in forms Gen. Spinner, United States rrf that for some time past he found an οία»» a convenient safe for liis bonds bu Without his knowledge, the and his ^nisbmen^ were îo wird with the greatest care w'ds", and if they can be identi ed the government will cither pay thei* value or issue registered bonds iu their place.

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THE PRESS. Friday Morning, April 29. 1870. The Empire I. be Clagar-C.ated· Next Thursday tbe Corsican murderer and perjurer who occupies the French throne pro poses to submit his doings once more to a popular vote." lie proposes to let the people decide whethpr they approve hi* refcent con cessions that gi almost to the extent of estab lishing constitutional government and provid ing for a responsible ministry. What car. be fairer that that? What would the irreconcil able democratic shriekers have the pood, pa ternal, disinterested Bonaparte do? It is sure ly an act of unreasonable obstinacy and gross insensibilité not to appreciate the gracious ness of him who not only gi.es you ten dol lars but enhances the value of It three-told by asking you with a smiling faoe how you like it. To be sure it would make some difference in the feelings of the receiver of the pecuniary dona tion if the giver had taken the same money with ten dollars more frotn him eighteen or twenty years ago by force, and only made res titution of a part when a court was about to require him to pay back the whole with a fur ther sum as exemplary damages. But of course there is nothing to remind one of such a transaction in the free, unconstrained giitof qualified liberty by the third Napoleon to the French people. Being the orisioal source and the only repository of that mestiaiable blessing, It is an act of free grace in him to let any of it, be it ever so little, flo>v to tbe people. And this is what all tbe talk about the pie bincitum, or, the plehescite means. The Em peror having consummated his reforms bv a serial us cdnsullum, now submits the matter to the people, and asks them to vote on the 5th of May. But there are always grumblers, and even in tbis case there are Frenchmen wtio do not hcsitale to look Louis Bonaparte's gilt horse in the mouth and to make audible and mist disagreeable ciiticisme on what they see· They call attention to the fact that the formu la ot the plebcscile is couched in such tcims that the French people in sanctioning the relorms lor their own henefit. also sa.r.etinn tbe Empire anil tbe Napoleonic dynasty. Tuey say that the perpetuation of his pow er and the descent ot the imperial croan to his son are what the Emperor really wishes to insure by bis eleventh hour conversion to lib eralism. Thet mdignamlv protest against re ceiving 'ruin tbe bloo ί-staiiied tijnds ot Bon aparte what be bas no right to give, especial ly when be bu Deis his ,sed restitutwii, of «tolia aul~ »vir.i su ιαβ.'οα» a ouditiou as that be imposes when he requires of tbe people a guaranty of the stability of tbe throne. So there are some votPrs whose heaits aie untouched by 'he unmixed philanthropny ot tbe tbiid bonapirte, and who wi I eithtr throw b'auk ballots, (or the sake of avoiding tue appearance ot voting against liberty, or take the responsibility ot acting brIdly against that lilse liberalism that is defiled by an in fusion of Corsican imperialism. Those wbo vote "no" will lie mostly Republicans, but with them will votejtbe .''legitimists"—thè rem nant ot the adherents of the bouse of Bour bon, who hate Bonaparte not because he is a tyrant but becausc he is a usurper. Still thf re is a probability that tbe affirmative votes will be an immense majority. Tbe experiment ol 1S52 shows how strong centralized govern ment can control the ballot box through its agents. The army voted then, as it votes now, and of course its entire strength will be exerted lor the Emperor at the polls as it would be on battle field. But the liberals by refusing to vote or voting "no" will prove to the third and last Napoleon that there Is still an element in tbe French people that he can no more conciliate than he ctm terrify. Political Mot». The local excitement over the approaching election in Washington is running very high, but the most careful observers do not doubt that the result will be a complete change in the city administration, aud that the reform Republican candidate will be elected over Bowen by a handsome majority. .The entire city press, with the single exception of the Chronicle, adroeufl>i>(«-n Kainrat Mb. Editor,—Allow me to say,tbat for the purpose of bringing the controversy about woman's political rights, to a natisiactury issue, I propose, ou Wednesday evening next to maintain the following propositions—aqainst all comer» 1. That the right of suffrage is a natural right, incident t.), And inBerent in, every ra tional being: 2. Tbat woman uuffrage is provided for in the clearest and most positive terms by the Constitution itself. N.B. AaiH" more, and about one hundred others. Patrick Henry Aylett was formerly the Conlederate State* District Attorney, and •ince one of tho editors of the Examiner and Enquirer. He was great-grandson of Patrick Henry. Edwin M. Schofield is IW» youngest brother of Major General Schofield, was a United States army officer during the war, and was appointed by the military commander assessor ol Richmond. Samuel A. Eaton, lor merly of Boston, was an old member of the Boston press, and for some time attached to the Herald of that city. He has been the major's cletk since the war. Amebic an Prelates against theDooma of Infaliru.itγ.—The phenomenon presented by the supposed fact that the Catholic prelates of this country are the most| illiberal and conser vative of all the adherents oi Koine turns out to be no phenomenon at all. The latest Eu ropean mails bring the text of a protest against the dogma of infallibility adopted by.25 bishops, among whom are the Archbishops of Cincin nati, St. Louis and New York, Bishop Bacon of this city aud 17 other American prelates.— Of the 28 remonstrants 21 are Americans,—a lact which show that the liberalising tenden cy of our democratic institutions makes itself felt in Spite of the u'most that reactionary re l'gious theories aii* a despotic church govern meu: can do The following is the text of the protest: Most Holt Father—Humbly prostrate at the fee ι of your Holiness, we most earnestly suplicate that the questiou on the definition of fallibility'of ttoe-fiomelgn Pontiff ω doam* faith may not be proposed to the Vatican ouncil. Among otljer reasons of ibis suplicaiion we a to adduce only three, which appear to be m jfficient:— tc First—Because the discussion of this ques- n ion will evidently show a want or union, anu specially unanimity amoog the bishops. Second—Because on account ot the circum itances in which we are placed in countr es r; yheie heresies not only exist with impunity, G jut are dominant, this definition, instead of al- d ractinc, would alienate those whom we seek )V all Christian means to lead to the true fold t; ji Clirist. J Third—Because we anticipate enuiess ques- a ion» will arise which may interfere with and prevent the work of our ministry and cause he fruits of this council to be lost to those who are not members of the Holy Catholic Church. Having laid bare our hearts and sin- •ere intentions we implore Almighty God to f ivert all evil trom the Church, and that lie n:iy illumine and direct you with His holy 1 ipirit. Uneral New·. t It is believed by some masters of fishing ves- j lels of long experience in the v:cinity of Vir ion Rocks and Grand Bauks, that the missing iteamer City of Boston may have struck the Virgin Rocks—very nearly in her track— ι here in some places there are about two or hree fathoms of water when the tide is down. Γbev state that each year, in following their vocation, they find that portions ot tresh wrecks can be fished up close in by these rocks, and believe that many a missing vessel generally supposed to have foundered in mid ocean, has brought up all standing in the lo cality referred to. It cau never he pleasant to be stoned to deau (l0"f not loiik upon ever; stranger as a rev >lmioimiy t-mi-sarv." Oaiignani's Messenger says that the follow iun singular incdeni took place at the last re view bv the Emperor Napo.eou in Paris. Just when tbe Emiieror had reached the last rank ol tbe troops, an individual in rags rush «il lorward in front of tbe gate, and vociférât ed loudly,ÎL a threatening tone, "A Cayenne! a Cayenne!" He was immediately apprehend ed and taken to tbe nearest police office. Be fore an examination bis person wa- searched and in one of bis pockets was tounil a sum ot 1,100 fraucs in a leather purf our age." State New». ANDfeOSCOGGIN COUNT*, Gen. Philip Bradford, of Turner, has re moved to Auburn, aDd haa made arrangements to build a bouse on Pleasant street, on the lot next that of Air. A. Bailey. KENNEBEC COUNTY. All Alumni of Waterville are invited to a re union and festival arranged by the Boston Committee at Young's Hotel in Boston,Tues day next at six o'clock. Maj. R. C. Shannon who has been for some time the Tribune's correspondent at Rio de Janeiro, returned to New York last week, after an absence of three years. Wednesday at (lie prize declamation of tho Sophomore cli'S of Colby University, the first prize was awarded to John D. Smith of Litch field and the second to Eugene K. Dunbar of East Macbias, The judges were Mr. J. H. Hanson and Revs- B. A. Robie and H. S. Barrage* Mr. Wilkins, agent for the woolen factory at North Vassalboro,' informs the Jonrnal that the company manufacture each year abont 500.000 yards ol c'oth which is sold principally in Boston aod New York. OXFORD COUNTY. Mrs. Miranda Glover has been appointed Postmistress at Hebron, vice Robert Gltvei, decased. PENOBSCOT COUNTY. The Oldtowli landlords who were so grieved btcause tbey weie forbidden to sell rum that they shut up their houses have re opened them. SAGADAHOC COUNTY. Capt. Chas. Oweu and family who came so near meeting with a watery grave by the burn ing of the Thomas Freeman, arrived in Bath Wednesday morning by the Boston boat. The Captain is quite a lion about town. WALDO COUNTT. Young Hayes of Belfast, sent to the Slate prison for bnVglary bas not been pardoned as reported in some of the papers. WASHINGTON COUNTY. The Union tells how in Machias the other uight a suspicions wife followed her husband and. on finding him promenading with a lady, attacked her fair rival and gave her a severe beating, while the husband took to his heels. YOBK COUNTY. Mrs. Perkins, employed in the card room of No 1 Laconia Mill at. Btddeford had her arm broken it some machinery. Vf TV» τ 1«η, ΚΑΑη Prtof. raa-ter at Kenuebunk Lauding, vice Mies C. JeMisou resigned. An unoccupied bouse in Saco. owned by Λ. H. Prager, was burned last Friday. On Wed nesday afternoon ibe bouse of James Beed, on Smith street, Biddelord, was slightly injured by fire. The County Commissioners have gone to Auburn to examine the Androscoggin county jail and ftbtain other information that will aid them in devising plans tor a jail and house of correction iu York county. Joseph Bragdon, Jr of York, Assistant As sessor ot Internal Bevenue tor tbe first divi sion 01 this collec ion district has resigned ibat office to lake eff· ct May 7ih, and William F. Moodv, E-q., of Kenuebunkport has been appointed in his place. AT LARGE. The Whig learns thai is in oomtempla'ion auioug the surviving members of tbe First Maine Cavalry, to bold a reunion sometime dnriLg the coming summer-probable in Au gust—and Ban;.or bas been generally indica ted as ibe piace for the meeting. It is hoped and expeced thai ihere will be a large gather ing ot tbe gallant First at that time, and we bave been requested to invite any of tbe mem bers who may have suggestions to make in re lation to the meeting to communicate eith er with Gen. J. P. Cilley of Bockland, or Ma jjr S. W Thaxter of Bangor. Governor Chamberlain will lecture at Win terport, on Wednesday evening of next week. ttrcent Publication· The American Tune Book is the latest mu sical publication of Oliver Ditsou Co., 277 Washington street, Bost.n. It contains 439 pages of tunes that are most popular in Amer ica, preceded by a new course of instructions for singing schools, by Dr Lowell Mason. For sale by Bailey and Noyes. Hoyt, Fogg Breed have received Marion Berele]/,a Story for Girls, by Laura Caxton, published by Loring, Boston. It is a volume of 255 pages, bound in cloth, with illustrations by tbe author. It is a story of a girl life at a fashionable boarding school, and is as fresh and sparkling as can be desired. Price $150 A Colored Genius.—A colored man, the reputed son of S. S. Prentiss, the great South ern lawyer and politician who at one time represented Mississippi in Congress, has just been licensed to preach by the Lexington Presbytery. Though physically very much deformed thl» colored man is said to be a prod igy of mental vigor and intellectual culture. He is familiar with Hebrew, Latin and Greek, and is an admirable pulpit orator. SPECIAL NOTICES, Building- Lot for Hale Cbeap One oi the most desirable in the city, situated on Wilmot street, near Lincoln Park, between Chas. Holdea's and Col. Thompson's residencts. The lot I,», ra I..» «η»..* -ΙΛΟ splendid chance lor a block of two houses. J. W. STOCK WELL CO., Next West City Hall. Office hours 7 to 8 and 11 ta 12 α. μ 1 to 2 and 5 to 6 P.M. a ρ r 29-ill \v Base Ball Notiee. The third meeting of the Junior Association of Base Ball Players ot Maine will be held in the city ot Portland on WEDNESDAY, May 4th. All clubs are requested to send two delegates All clubs de sirous of entering the Association wi'l please address all communications to J. F. Day, Stevens'Plains, Me J. F. DAY, Record in ζ Secretary Junior Association of Base Ball Pla\ers of Maine. Portland, April 27,1870. ap28SN HOUSE WANTED, within live minutes'walk of Citν Hall, convenient lor one small family. One where a lease for a term ot years to a responsible party can be pivenpreferred. Address, L. J D., Box 42. ap25d3t Pare Wliite Lead Warranted Strictly Pure And equ»l to any lead in the market. Large quanti ties o, such as our grandmothers used to steep every spring* in days gone by. If you don't feel wet'," try a bot tle. Dealers sell it. L0R1NG, Druggist, Propri ter. apl6dttsu Special IN olice. DR. MORSE'S Catarrh Remedy is sold by all dealers in Medicine. Price $1. apl4snlm* Fop Moth Patches, Freckles Tan, Use "PERRY'S MO IH and FKECKLE LO TION." The t nl y Reliable and Harmless Remedy known to Science όγ removing brown discolorations from the face. Prepared only by Dr. B. C. PER KY, 49 Bjnd st, Ν. Y. Sold by Druggists every where. Pimples on the Face. For Comedones, Black-Heads, Flesh Worms or Grubs, Pimply Eruptions and Blotched disfigura tions on the F;ice. use Perry's Come done and Pim ple Remedy. Reliable, Harmless, and contains no lead poison. Depot 49 Bond St.. Ν. Y. Sold by Drnggists everywhere. marl7d&w4msn ΠΠΝ'Τ With the sticky, filthy, danger- ι JUfUJLl 1 ous Hair Preparations, but use I Natar·'· Blair Rctltr«· tive, which is perfectly clean and transparent, and entirely free from all danger oui drugs. It will positively restore Gray Uair, prevents the hair from failing oft, will cause it to grow when prematurely l»st,re moves dandruff and keeps the head in a perlectly healthy con- dition. Try a bottle and he satisfied that it is the greatest discovery ot' the age. PBOC TOR BROTHERS, Gloucester, So'e Ag'ts tor the Patentee. All DAICniUrn1116 Maine Druggist? have a full rUljUilbUsuppiy. apr23snd&wlm Infection in the Air. Experimental chemists have repeatedly analyzed ;lie air at unhealthy seasons, in the hope of detect- j ng the invisible virus which produces epidemic dis :a?e. They have not yet discovered it, and scarcely my two of them agree as to its nature. This-is ot ittle consequence. It is sufficient to know that h s poisonous principle exists, and that a safeguard Lgainst its insidious influence hue been provided. In he spring and eaily summer, when fever and ague, emittent fever, and other periodical diseases of that :iass are prevalent, it is ontv necessarv rn tnrtifo *.Ha BE y si em wiiu a course or Uostetter's Stomach'Bit ers to escape them. If tliis precaution has been leglected. wliich it never ought to be in any distiict iable to such visitations, and if the paroxysmn ot ualarious fever have actually commenced, they aay always be checked and broken up by a course f that powerful vegetable tonic and alterative. Quinine was once considered tbe only specific for hills and levers; but it is now generously admitted bat this nauseous alkaloid is a dangerous merii ine, and that its secondary effects are more 10 be readed than any form ot intermittent lever, it is imply a tremendous astringent. It does not touch lie disordered liver, or regulate the bowels, or in ay way improve the condition of the animal flaids. lostetter's Bitters, on the other hand, in addition to eing a better and safer tonic than any preparation quinine, has a balsamic eftect upon the whole /stem. It is aperient and antibilious, as well as irectly invigorating, and purities the secretion» as ell* as regulates the secretive organs. It stimu ,tes the appetite, strengthens the stomach, soothes le nerves, promotes hoalthtul perspiration,aid in iices quiet sleep. As a stomachic it has no rival, ases ot indigts'ion that no other tonic seems ca ipbleof alleviating, are cured in a tew weeks by ι regular use. WILLIAM M. PAINE, FRESCO PAINTER. Residence 39 Parri. Slreel. All orders promptly attended to. SyOriler Slate at Paine's Music Store. apr4*n2m MUSICAL· NOTICE. EDWARD B. ROBINSON, J cacbcr and Pr«fcaei«Bal Pin·· Tamer, »uld respectfully announce to the public that he s resumed his prolessicn of teaching and tuning *2 mo lories. Orders may be leit at the music store J. N.DAVIS, 318 Congress street, oif>osite Me anio's Hall. a[rllsnd3w Sebago Lake Ice. DE from this water ready for present or lu^ur delivery. For sale by the Cargo on board by Lr N. 0. CRAM C darch 18th, 1870. mrl8ediltt ot'lt MILLINERY HAS COME HATS, Every Ntyle. BONNETS, Every Style. RIBBONS, All the New Styles. VELVET RIBBONS, FlOWGnS, Endless Variety. Frames, All Styles freslifrom N-Y. BOUGHT LOW, LOW, LOW, WILL BE SOLD AT THE SMALLEST PROFIT. Bonnets and Hats made and trimmed at the shortest notice in the beet stvles at lowest "figures. COGIA HASSAN, ΘΘ Exchange Street. GRAND OPENING OF A lew Fancy Ladies Furnishing Goods Store A New Store, but an Old Name MRS. T. LOBENSTEIN, FORMERLY T. GRUNTAL, Takes pleasure to inform lier friends and tlie ladies generally that she will open Satur day the 23(1 inst, the spacious Store Ko. 4 Dcerin^ Block, Congress Street, For the purpose uf carrying on a Ladies' Furnishing and Fancy Goods Store, in all its branches. The stock is entirely new and comprises a large assortment of Embroideries and Lace Goods, Hosiery Gloves of every sise and description, Ladies' and Children's Undervests, Mourning Goods and Corsets, The celebrated "'Joseph's" Kid Gloves, the best Glove in the market (for the price)—each pair WARBASTED. Dress Trimmings and Buttons, Black and Colored Velvet Ribbons, (Best Quality)—a large variety of Fancy Articles and Small Wares, And in sliori everything which can he found in a first-class Furnishing Goods Store. The Ladies are invited to the spécial attention of a large assortment of Ladlfts' TTηrîfir-frarmpnt.H and Tnffl.nt.ft' WaWlrnhn îiîIiS. LOBENSTEIN has made arrangements in New York to be constantly supplied with the Latent Novelties of the Season I The goods have all been bought at the very lowest market prices, and will be sold at a small advance. MRS. LOBENSTEIN is well known here as a member of the former firm II. T. GRUNTAL, and therefore does not need an introduction. She respectfully invites the Ladies to give liei a call, examine the goods, and hear the prices. T. LOBENSTEIN, FORMERLY T. GRUNTAL. Portland, April 22, 1870. apr21eodlmM,W,&F SPRING SEASON. Miinnery ana hancy Goods. Our Stock is Complete Comprising: all the latest Novelties oi the Season. French Flowers, Ornaments, Straw Goods, Ladies, Misses and Childrens' Hats of every description. Bonnet and Rat Frames, Laces, Crapes, Donna Marias, Grenadines, Ribbons, includ ing a very desirable line of

Fancy Roman Ribbons for Sashes and Rows. ALSO, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Fancy Goods· Gloves. ΤΤηΒΐΑ»·ν, vviiî+o Goods, 013 New YorklCitv. i^-Price $58 per Ton to Farmers. A discount to Dealer*. A penis Wanted. sept GdlftN Fine Custom-Made Clothing. AT READY-MADE PRICES. We would invite the public to examine our 1PRIN(* STOCK of Custom Made CLOTHING, onMSimg of Spriug Over Sacks, Business and Dress uits ot splendid styles and make, which we warrant d fit as well as goods made to order, and in most ases much better. Those who ptopose to have their garments made a order will do well to call and examine our goods, >r they are the best ever betore offered in the citv. Wh bave al«o a fine stock of HOSIERY GI.OVJC3, IKS. SHIRTS, KIDS. &c„ lied at the Wig Factory, 16 Bond st, Ν. Y june3-SKdlyr&w EkJSayiiiff ami I'll do τ·· *©od.»-—The besfc Bdicine in the world is DR. LANGLEY'S ROOT ND HERB BITTERS,—* long tried and standard medy for Liver Complaints, Bilious Diseases, Hu m's of the Blood and Skin, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, digestion, Costiveness, Headarlie, and all diseases ising IVom Disordered Stomach, Torpid Liver, or ipure blood. They cleanse the system, purify and w crtate the blood, restore the appetite, build up d strengthen the whole bod v. GEO. 0. GOOD IN CO., Boston. Sold by all druggists. Feb 28-dlCw SN To .Printers· FONT of NEW BREVIER TYPE (212 n>M can ι be purchased at tbe PRESS OFMCE. POHT- I C lNU, Maine, at a CJreat Bargain I i ipRt'ÏAi woTTcr β» POLAND Mineral Water· We liave appointed J· «7· THAYER, Druggist* N·. 373 CMgicM Mi·, Ptrilud, 2ur wholesale and retail agent for the sale of this ;elebrated spring water who will supply it by the gallon or barrel. The water is uneqaalled lor the cure ol all diseases jt the k'dneys ami urinary organ®, liver complaint, gravel, constipai iou, anil humors of all kinds. Please call and examine testimonials. Water re ceived every day and warranted PURE AND FRESH, The water lias been analyzed by Dr. A. A. Hayen, State Assajer ot Massachusetts, Dr. Ο. T. Jack son, fsrmerl.y Stite Assayei ot Massachusets, Dr. H. T. Cumuiings, State Assayer of Maine, who *i>eak ia the bigl est terms of its efficacy and composition. Extract fu'»m Dr. A. A. Hayes' Report:—! "It is colurless, containing gases and sparkling by agitation, and m its action on the human system closely resembles the alkaline spring waters, v*hile the proportion ot· gaseous matter is s gréai as to allow it to be drank largely without a teeling ot heaviness being produced." Testimonials trom many prominent cit zene οι Portland and other places may be seen at the agency of J. H.J. Thayer, Druggist, 373 Congress street, Portland, Maine. HIKE A Vf BICKER Se BON·, pr«pri«t*rn folaud Mineral Uprli·®. aprUeodlmsN Room Papers AND Window Shades I GEO. L. LOTHROP CO, 97 Exchange Street, (Savings Bank Building,) have just received one of I the beet ausitaeab of Fronch, American, and Knefllsli Paper Hangings Borders, Decorations, Mouldings, &c., ever ottered in this market would cordial y in vite all I· call and examine this e*eg«at and flne μ«·Πβ«ιιι belore purchasing elsewhere. Their stock ot Window Shades, Tassel», Fixtu-es, &c., are finer and more beautiful than ever before, all of which are ottered At the Lowest Prices We are the only exclusive dealers. B^Shades of descriptions made to oder. GEO. L. LOTUBOP CO., ap7dtt 1»T Exchange St. ATTEHTTIOfli ON THE TRACKI Sills Collected. Bï AN RXPERUKCKD ΠΑΝΟ! Terms—a living compensation. Address, VICI, This Office, Or GEO. E. KIMBALL, apl6sneodtt 167 Cumberland Street. 1870. Public Notice. 1870 The Portland Cement, Brain and Water ripe Company, For the convenience oi the public, have established HEAD-QUARTERS Oh Cengrea· Street, aext ta City Hull, Portlaad, JHaiae. Tneir price list tor 1870 is on a Gold Bails; it being much liwer than in 1867, '68 and 69. They are pre pared \o supply at short notice almost any reason able quantity, and deliver it free lu any part ot the city. Terms cash on delivery. apr9sn2w J. W. HTOCKWELL Ac CO. Gold Silver PLATING! Save your money by having your old Spoons, Knives, Forks, Castors, &c., RE-PLATEI> in a durable manner, and warranted, at AT W Ο Ο Ο S, 31 Market Square, aprlandtf Lancaster Hall Building. SPECIAL NOTICE. Niagara Fire laaaraace Co., of New 11 ark. The undersigned having been appointed agent ot this most reliable and well-known Company, all parties having policies expiring in the same are re spectfully requested to call at my office in Paysou MARRIED. in tYlia n!ti· Anvil OI l._ !>._ r\. η A* Oscar Frederic Kstone, ot Portland, and Miss Satina P. Bobbins, ot Falmouth. In this citv, April 28, by Rev. Dr. Carrulber.*. W. W. McKenney, ot Blair, Nebraska, and Misa Mary E. Clark, oi Portland. in this city, April 28, by Rev. W. E. Glbbs.at the residence oi the bride's parents, Simon O. Sffer, ol Manchester, Iowa, and Miss Emcline C. Strout, ot this city. DIED. In this city, April 27, Mrs. Sophia M., widow of the late Samuel Cbesley. aged 58 years months. [Funeral services Sunday alternoon at u o'clock, from No 17 Spruce street. Relatives and triends are invited to attend. in Cape Elizabeth, April 23, Mr. Isaac Ingersoll, aged 71 years. [Funeral services Sat ur.lay alternoon at 2.) o'clock, from his son's residence. No. 10 Dow street. Rela tives and friends are invited to attend. In ltatb, April 2tf, Mary C., daughter ot Charles an>l Sopbia Stewart, aged 3 years. IMPUHÏSi Brig Julia Ε Haskell, irom Tiuenos Avres 5000 drv hides, 987 linug do, to A S Ε Spring. 5870 dry hides to Κ Lewis Co 200 bales wool, to order. Brig Lady Monck. irom Porto Kico-310 hhds 29 bb s sugar, II hhds molasses, to Ueo H 8larr. Brig H S Bishop. Irom Havana— :83 hhds 36 tes molasses, to Lynch, Barker Co. Brig Ida L Itjy, irom Matanzas—308 hhds 30 tes molasses, to Lynch, barker Co. chas M,ller· If»"' Havana—273 hhds melado. 300 boxes sugar to order, las^es.TSTa M ci.Jrr?Sl.Saeaa-312 33 tC" boxes sCug.',r't-ί orderHatanI'-190 bbd3 '"clado· 40*td*ds^molasse™ to order." bhcs 4 51 AM 8an sets G 67 I High water 10.30 AM MAKINE NEW8. PORT OF PORTLiKD. Thursdnr· April 2S. ARRIVED. Steamer Chase, Mulligan, Halifax, NS, with mdse to John Porteous. Steamer New England, Field, Boston lor EaMport and St John. NB. Brig Julia Κ Haskell, (ol Deer Isle) Haskell, Bue nos Ayres Marcii t>ih,—hides to A S Ε Spring, and R Lewis Co. Brig Lady Monk, (Br) Gordon, Porto Rico 6th inst, sugar and molasses to Geo U Starr. Brig Hattie S Bishop, (of Harpswell) Webber, Ha vana 13th inst.—molasses to L\nch, barker Co. Bnig Ida L Ray, (of Portland) Crowell, Matanzas 7th inst,—molasses to Lynch, barker Co. Iîrig Chas Miller, (of Boston) Gilkey, Havana 9t!i Brig Frontier, Morgan, Baifimore. Sch Ellen, (lir) Thutber, Cardenas 14th iust—sugar to oroer. Sch Tropic Bird, (Br) Barber ic, Sagun 8th inet,— molasses to Jas M Churchill. Sch Chiloe, (of Richmond) Lec, Havana 9th inst.— melado and sugar, to order. Sch Maud Webster, Hartford, Satiila River,—hard pine to D C Ripley. Sch Chattanooga, Black, Philadelphia,—ide, Edmonds, Savann ili—Cba* II 'base Λε Co. Brig Anita Owen, Pettcngill, Matanzas—Edw ,«ch ri F Meany, Lcw Portland. Ar 27th. barque Masonic, Morse. Genoa. SldiSth, brig Alice Starrctt, for Cardenas; sch ellie Starr, tor Cardenas. NEW YORK—Ar 20tli. schs Champion, Clark, 1m alais lor Philadelphia; Ρ A Sanderson, Steelman, incolnville; Princess, Forham, Camden; Agerora. oru, Surry. Ar 27th, brig Orbit, Nasb, Trinidad; sch Daunt «9, Coombs, St Croix. Cld 27th. barque Cardenas, Snndberz, for Havana; rigs Altavela. Reed, Wilmington; Kium*», sraari, iofton scbs Molli*», Plnmmer. Para; 8 S McKo\ arsons, Baraeoa; Morelight. Bridrord, ca""»· Ar2»lh, brig A Ο TUcomb, Titoomb, Cieniujfo·· lis Silver Bell. Baib v, and S k Sieve®· Arizona S'd 29th, barques Triumph, lor Cardcna τ Matanzas. Mitehell. NEW LONDON-Ar 26th, sch Fannie Mitcnei jpKOvVoENCE—Ar 25lh, schs Trenton, Walls, liais; Eli Bransconib, Higgins. do. Ar 27th, ech S R Jameson, Jameson, Ricinponq. fl09T0»~Ar ïTtb, bâf.-jtlv Socket, Wti, Wn« or«i bUM Fidelia, 8toh>·. Btieno» Arret; Maria PlieehT, Wheeler, Baltimore; «chs AWarado. Mar in. Machina: Oranaska, Sadler, Ellsworth; Advance «igbton, Hampden Liana, Orne, Boothbay. Ar ?8th, scbn Susan stetein. Baker, Rio Grande; ι Κ WilUrd, Gulliver, Barkadoes. LYNN—Ar 23tb, «-h Senator, Bonfey, Ellsworth ;rilliant, Farmtm, Bucki>i>ort. GLOUCESTER—Ar Î7tl·, sclb Amazon, Lambert, teeport for Boston. Cld intb, sch Emeline, Robert», Wlscasset. FOREIGN PORTS. Ar at Calcutta 2riE Annie W Goddard. Randall, do. Slil >3tb, barque Ε A Kennedy, tl offres, Havana. IPer steamer Chinât at New York.) Sm Im liom. ay 23U ult, ship John C Potter, Me sure, Rangoon. Ar at Malaga 10th Inst, brig Charlotte Buck, Gott, Lisbon. Cld at Havre 13th inst, barque Hnli-vn. Work, for Cardiff ami United States. I ir^ (lanléi'i'Îl''Ur^ ""1 'n8t* l,ar1ue Cardenas, Kel rida».V,I,er,ck !2th· Eclipse. Ellis. Portland. 1oundl*nd and*Bwdon!' Yun"r'· Crtchran',ur Sid Hlh, H S Saniord, Dunphy, Philadelphia. MPOKB2V. March 23. no lat, &c, barque Mariano, lrom Boston lor Melbourne. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. New ^Patterns S This Day Received I April 28th, Room Papers. to this city. rrsm» and Price· cauaat tall I· nil. CALL AND EXAMUE. HALL L DAVIS. April 28, 18T0. ap29 3«r 7 Per Ct. Gold Loan, φ FREE OF XT. 8. TAX, OF THR Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota R. R. Co.'s First Mortgage 50 Year Convertible Bonds, A LIMITED QUANTITY FOR SALE At OS Flat. the accrued interest from Not. lstgoiogto tbe bayer Tbe greater part of the road is already completed, and shows large earnings, and the balance of the work Is rapidly progressing. We unhesitatingly recommend these Bonds at the safest and best investment in tbe market. U. S. Five twenties, at current prices only return five per cent, interest, while these pay eight and one quarter per cent, in Gold; and we regard the securi ty equally good. HENRY CLEWS CO. Bankers, No. 32 Wall-St. Or, ι y At. H, WOOD Λ soy, 67 Exchaagc Hlrfftj P.fllairf. apr20-dlmo Portland,Saco, Portsmouth R. R. SUMMER ABBANGinBNT. Commencing Monday, Slay 2, '70. rMH PASSENGER TRAINS Ιβιτβ Port Un>l daily (Sun·lay» excepted) for South-Berwick Junction, Portsmouth and Boilon at 6.15, and 8.10 A. M„ and 2.» and β.ΟΟ p. M. Leave Boston lor Portland at 7.30 A. H., 12.00 κ 3 00 and β.00 p. m. Biddelord for Portland at T.Î0 a. m.,—returning at 5 20 p. κ. lUUMUUUlU 1U1 il»·...·—«■ «V "V.«« α. nu« c.30 sua on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8.00 p. M. Tlie G.OOP. m. (Express) trams from Boston and Portland run via Eastern Railroad Thursday, Thurs day and Saturday, stopping only at Saco, Biddetord. Kennebunk, Portsmouth, Newburyport, Salem ana Lynn; and on Monday, Wednesday and Friday via Boston Maine Railroad, stopping only at Saco, Biddeford, .Kennebunk, South Berwick Junction, Cover. Exeter,Haverhi 1 and Lawrence. Freight trains each way daily (Sundaysexcepted). FRAN CI 4 CHASE, Superintendent, Portland, April *28, i»7o. if A|»li-CaaTaMi·! Bsoki tesl free fsr Secrets of Internal lie venue The m«st remarkable book ever published, being a complete exposure of ot the powertul confedera tions or ''Rings" preying on our government. Show· Ing up all the cliques irom the lowest t tne highest. Cabinet officers aid Congressmen, as wll as minor operatorΡ systematic depredations, conspiracies, official corruption, political influence, patronage and wire pulling. A tearless Historical work, in valuable to every citizen containing 540 page?, by a prominent Governmtnt Detective. Over 20,000 copies already sold. Agents wanted. Canvassing books tree. Address W. FLINT, Publisher, Phila delphia, Pa., Boston, Mass., Chicago, 111., or Cin cinnati, Ohio. ap29w4w Floral Exhibition. Tbe Spring Exhibition of the Portland Horticultu ral Society will be held at Reception Hall, (City Hall), on Wednesday, May 4th, Opening at 2 o'clock P. x. and continuing for that day only. Schedules ot the premiums may be obtained ot the Treasurer, Samuel Rolic Esq., corner of Congress and Chestuut streets. Per Order, ap29td S. B. BECKETT, Sec'y. For Sale or to Let. ONE halt of a nice two story double bouse, sit ua· ed five miles trom the city and within ten minutes walk of R. R. Station. For iurtber par ticulars inquiie ot SAMUEL BELL, at his new Bcot and Shoe Store, 213 Congress sireet, second east or New City Building, Portland, Me. ap29ti Masonic Notice. Portland Lodge, No. 1. THE Members ot Ancient landmark and Atlantic Lodges, and other resident brethren arc Invi ted to meet with Portland Lodge, at Masonic Hall, on Saturday aftbrnoov, April 30th, at l 1-2 o'clock, to attend ι he Funeral of our late Brother Isaac Ingehsoll. By oTder of the W. M. api29d2t E. WEN Τ WORT1I, Sec'y. To Let. A SUITE ot Ter? desirable rooms on the flnt floor, with or without board, furnished or uniurniih «1. APP'y»t 29ai««3t 20 Brown Street. Girl Wanted. do gtneral house work. Apply at 38 Danforth St. lw· Clerk Wanted. Δ BOY as general clerk, one who has some know ledge oi hook-keepmg, apply by letter to apr2&l3t Portland Star Match Company. Wanted, A YOUNG Man to make change in a Broker's Office, salary $20 per week. None need an swer oulv those who can bring reference and depos it $250.00 as security tor honeatv. Address apr2*jd}t BROKER, City Hall, Boston. Brick llouse on Free street ■fàrA For Salr. Tbe centrally located Brick Hi·· Hoa«e and tot. on the Westerly corner of Free JBialL'inii ('ofton rtreets, 45 ttet 011 free ana 70 IV. ou (Jution it—two good store lots. Apply to WM. H. JKKKIS, Heal Estate Aeent, ap29dlw· Next east ot City Hall. W II Λ Τ ΛΚΕ T>v. Walker*8 California Vinegar Bitters I HEY ABE NOT A VILE i A HOY UlUlfr, Wade ot poor Rum, Whiskey, Proqf Spirit», and fie/use Liquors, doctored. spiced and sweetened to )lease the taste, called •'Tonics," "Restorers," Ap letiaers," «Src., that lead the tippler on to drunken less and ruin, but aie a true Medicine, made Ircm ne Native Hoots and Herbs ot Calitornia, free from ιII Alcoholic stimulant» Ihey are th« (jRE\ Γ ÎLOOD PURlKi KK AND LIKE-GIVING PRIN CIPLE, a perfect Rénovât r and Invigorator the lyet»· in, carrying oil all poisonous matter, and re ioriug the blood to a healthy condition, ivo person fut lake these Bitters aceoiding to directions and waaio long uuwell. $100 will be given tor an tn urabie-case, providing the bones are not destroyed >y mineral puisons or other means, and the vital organs waited beyond the point ot repair. J. YAL&Û&, Proprietor. R. 11. McDON ALU CO,, )ruggists and ueneral Agents, San Francisco, Cal.. >nd 32 and 34 Commerce »t., Ν. Y. SOLD BY ALL ORUGdlSTS AND DEALERS. ap21M4w SEED POTATOES. KING OF THE KARL··*) Μ Ν·. 4. BREEHft'M PROLIFIC, *r X·. PEEHLKH,.'»·'*· early home. Allol which we have KCclTed direct frotn rte irtjinator, Sir. AHiprt Iîreew, Rutland Co. VI. A lao pih►: inoiiAwac·. KARI.Y HKHKC. KARI.Y GOODRICH. OXFORD XEKDMIHG. FOB SALE BY 1A WYE It WOODFORD, No. HO Exchange Street, tl&wtr PORTLAND

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THE PRESS. —1 Friday Morning, Ap-il 29, 1870.

l?ortlniid and Vldntt.y. Vew AdrerlUe m«*nt· AUCTION COLUMN. Real Estate... .F. O. Bailey Co. SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN. Building Lot for Sale—J. W. Stock well Co. NEW ADVEKTISEMENT COLUMN. Secrets of Internal Revenue. Portland, Saco Portsmouth R. R. Gold Bonde— Wm. II. Wood * 0# Boyo cnnsisl ent must voto for such men and such only as are in favor of the entire suppression of tb traffic. Resolved, That the representatives to the Na tioi.al Division be instructed to use their influ ence in favor of such an administration of tta order as shall not in way discriminate againa color. As originally introduced the first of the abov resolutions favored the calling of a conventioi to meet before the Republican convention a Augusta. After debate the resolution wa modified so as to read as above, it being undei stood as the feeling of the Grand Division tha the third party convention should not be call ed till after the 15th of June. This resolution a passed was not satisfactory to all tho member and dissent was expressed by Messrs. Greele; of Augusta, lately chairman of the third pal ty State Committee, Boothby of Watervill and Morrell of the Gardiner Home Journal. I was supported by G. W. P. Tallman, John S Kimball of Bangor, and Eev. E. W. Jackson In private conversation members expresse» the opinion that if Mr. Perham was nominat ed by the Republicans, the Temperance con vention would be held merely for the purposi of ratifying his nomination. Mr. Ny e of Wa terville, Mr. Brackett of Belfast, Geo. L. Kim ball of Portland and Rev. E. P. Thompsoi were among those who took an active part it the proceedings of the Grand Division. Suppression of τπκ Liquor Tbaffic.—A petition, a copy of which is printed below, has been p'aced at the Merchants' Exchange foi signatures; and other copies, we hear, will al once be placed in the hands of active, tfficieci men, who will canvass the city and obtain, i possible, the name of every voter who is really desirous of suppressing tho sale of intoxicating liquors. We the undersigned, citizens of Portland, ο different political parlies and religious views, believing in tho course taken by the Mayor am City Marshal of Bangor, in putting a stop to lue EKiie m tuioxicaiing ijiquor* in mai c IIV, Iï highminded and manly, and deserves imita tion by every city and town in the State: and not wishing to be behind our sister city of the eist in any good word or work, aud believing tbat dram-drinking is a tremendous evil among us, and that is blasting the fine pros pects of many oi our best young men, and if continued it will carry them to the drunkard's grave: Therefore we call upon your Honor the Mayor, and the City Marshal, to issue no tices in our daily papers,that on and after a cer tain time, you will ρ -osecute all violations of the Liquor Law to the full extent; and we in dividually promise to stand by you in main taining all such prosecutions. And as in dut; bound will ever pray. Tub Portland Line op Stealers.—Thie long-established and well-managed daily lint of steamers begins the new season under fa vorable auspices, and with a determination to furnish the public with satisfactory accommo dations in all respects. The favorite steamer John H rook?, Captain Liscomb, which has been refitted in substantial and even elegant style, has just taken her placc upon the line with enlarged facilities fo> carrying passen gers, for which she has now excellent accom modations for five or six hundred, including sixty roomy and well-ventilated staterooms, The berths are supplied with the best fittings, and are kept scrupulously clean, while every thing about the boat is well arranged and kept in the l>f st order. This line has always been managed with great care and skill, and the company has tne satisfaction of reporting that during its long experience not a boat has been lost nor a passenger injured. The Mon treal, which is now being refit.ed, will soon take her place oh the line. With the advent of hot weather we have no doubt that travellers and tourists will avail themselves largely of the facilities which this line affords for making a comfortable start upon their journey.—Bos ton Advertiser. The appalling calamity at Richmond on Wednesday, recalls a similar misfortune whicl occurred in that city on the night of the 2Gtt of December, 1811, by the burning of the Rich mond Theatre. Seventy unfortunate persons lost their Jives in that terrible accident, and the city then, as on Wednesday, was sunk in sorrow and tears. The burned and crisp re mains were sacredly gathered ont of the ruins and tenderly buried on the site of the disaster and a Christian church was erected on the spot as a memorial of the sad event which wil' never fade from the history of the conntry. itxiLKUAi; ι ravel between Pobtl and and Boston.—The convenient late express train between Portland and Boston is to be re established for the season on Monday next.— Thie will give us four throagh passenger train! per day, at the following hours: G.15 and 8.4/v*fammifli Book, page 353. Dr. Wistar's Wild Cherry Balsam.— This Balsamic compound has become a home fixture. Let all who suffer, and have in vain attempted to cure their coughs, colds, bron chial or pulmonary complaints, make use of this unequaled remedy. It can be relied up Γι°ίν'τ^ΐ5^Μ^ΐ^(^Ι5ο°οη^,'&'ιη^ιηρ1θ pmo'l of its efficacy. ap26eod&wlw •'How is it, wife, the bill ior flor Has fallen off, of late, And yet tne price,Instead of lower, Is ât a hi ζ her rate." "Gold Medal Saleratus does it, A x.l T^rU· 4V» Fjr flour, since I began to use it, Does go a wondrous wajs!" It is always of nniform strength, and will do f one-third more work than English Bi Carb. Soda or other saleratus. Τπε subject of Insukance has become of great importance to nearly every person, and still the ordinary stipulations and conditions which are contained in a common policy, are rarely known even to those who hold them, till the burning of the insnrcd property calls (be attention of the party interested to the ι question of indemnity for his loss. The cliap 1 tcr on Insurance, is therefore, specially full and complete, containing by way of illustra tion, numerous references to decided cases.·* ClutmberUn's Law Book. LATEST NEWS r BY TELEGRAPH TO TUE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. XLIst CONGRESS—Second Session. SENATE. Washington, April 28.—Mr. Sumner pre sented a petition from the National Executive Committee of the colored people of the United Slates asking that the word "white" be struck from the naturalization laws. He said he had already introduce! a bill on the subject and hoped that the Judiciary Committee would act promptly on the subject. Mr. Edmunds, a member of the Judiciary said that the word "white" ought to be struck out of all laws; that the committee had been 1 charged with bills revising the whole of the naturalization laws, and they expected to re port upon the subject of the memorial in a short time. A resolution declaring Mr. Gilbert entitled to a seat from Florida, was passed. Mr. Stewart made a personal explanation relative to his connection with the Sutro Tuu nel. The .joint resolution for the relief of certain ι officers of the navy, was taken np. Tho exceptions made by Mr. ltobertson's bill are all of persons who left Congress, the army or the navy to aid the rebellion, and all mem bers of the State Conventions which adopted the ordinance of secession. Mr. Sumner hoped the Senators would not spend as much time upon that subject as upon the proposition for a pension for Mrs. Lincoln. Mr. Edmunds replied that the Pension Com mittee, of which he was a member, were taking testimony on the subjecWnd tlio only trouble was they had not been able to examine bis friend from Massachusetts. (Laughter.) The bill then passed with the amendment repealing the act of March 2d. 1867, and pro viding that an increase of pay go to officers in consequence of promotion under said act, ex cept when on active duty. The bill providing for a better security of life on steam vessels, and prohibiting the holding of any United States Circuit Court where it is [not] required by existing laws, was passed; as were also the House resolutions aDDronriat ing 553000 to pay tbo expenses of tLing through his hat aud another grazing his arm. HORSE RAILROAD COMPANY INDICTED FOR MUR DER. An indictment by the grand jury for man slaughter against the South Boston Horse Railroad Company, in causiug the death of John Gorman through the alleged carelessness of their employees, is on trial in tho Criminal Court. MUTINEERS HELD FOR TRIAL. The alleged mutineers, brought here by bark Fredonia, have been held for trial in bail of $500. Three are white and the others negroes and Indians. MAINE. FIRES IN PENOBSCOT COUNTY. Bangor, April 28.—Tbe bouse and barn of Lewis Brockhoff in Ciifton were burned at noon on Tuesday with all their contents, in cluding furniture and bedding, 300 bushels po tatoes, 300 bushels of grain, harnesses, sleds and farming tools. No insurance. On the same day and hour tbe bouse and buildings of Jerry Champion in Charleston were burned with all the contents. Partially insured. MUSICAL·. The choral festival under the direction of Mr. Davenport is progressing finely with Targe at tendance. A smart thunder shower passed over this cily this evening, weather very warm. WEST INDIEN. Clin. RELEASE OF THE STEAMER LLOYD ASPIN WALL. Havana, April 28.—The Spanish authorities tbis afternoon delivered over tbe steamer Lloyd Aspinwall. The captain refused to accept the steamer, claiming an indemnity of $300 for every day of detention. The Consul General of tbe United States finally accepted her. TELEGRAPH ITEMS. An attempt to rob the Royalton National Bank, Royalton, Vt., was made on ttrc night of was iorceiby a back door and the vault blown open. All the valuables of the bank, however, were in a safe in the vault, and the marauders were compelled to retreat without plunder. Some damage was done to the building by the explosion, beyond which the bank suffers noth ing. A horse and wagon stolen at South Roy alton and driven to White River Junction, where they were found next morning, are be lieved to have been taken by the same parties. A complete set of burglar's tools were left in tbe building. On Tuesday last, at Glasgow Junction· ninety-one miles south of Louisville, Κν., there was a teriiblo fight between the sheriff and posse and two desperadoes names Shives, for whose arrest the the sheriff had a warrant. Tbe Shives fired on the sheriff and bin navt-.r mortally wounding two of tbe most estimable citizens oi the county. Tbe desperadoes then escaped, but the citizens turned out in large numbers, hunted them down with dogs and captured them. One of them was found to have been wounded in the fight. They were placed in the Glasgow jail with a strong guard, as tbe public excitement is so intense that it is thought that an attempt will be made to take the prisoners from the jail and hang them. Red Cloud and fifty of the principal Sioux chiefs are at Cheyenne and desire to go to Washington to see the Great Father. They have John Richard with them, a prisoner. There is much opposition in San Francisco to the proposed gift by Congress of 17,000,000 acres public land to the Southern Pacific Rail road. It is said the road is in a fair way to be built without Congressional aid, and the scheme is only to increase the fortunes of the constructors of tbe Central Pacific Railroad, thepersonel of both roads being substantially tbe same. A meeting of citizens representing over $100,000,000 of capital was held in New York Thursday afternoon denunciatory of the Ar cade railroad bill, which will practically cloeo Broadway for five years. If Gov. Hoffman signs tbe bill it will be contested in the courts. Peter Bonner Daily, a Catholic priest of Brooklyn, was murdered by his neice on the 21st inst. COMMERCIAL, Heccipla by Uailroad· uud Steamboat*. Steamer John Bbooks from Boston.—41 bdls irou, 28 bdls ateel, 2 plates iron, 111 pea water pipe, 6 strands copper, 1C cases shoes, 29 coils cordage, CI doz water pails, 15 dot brcoras, 12 neat· buckets, 30 bbls dried apple, 50 bbla pork, 45 casks nails, 5 bbla liquors, 1 sale, 4 casks oil, 40 cases dry goods, 5 casks white lead, 200 bxs oranges, 34 coils cordage, 8 bdls Iron, 4bxs tin, 18 sheets copper, 5 casks raisins, 5 cases tobacco, 5 lihds hams, 10 bbls and 10 half do beer, 3 frails dates, 10 bags rye, GO hides, 470 sash weights, 15 chests tea, 10 pkgs furniture, 6C bdls salt fish, 26 do leather, 64 do paper, 22 horres,20 bales domtstics, 436 pkgs to Prince's Express, 200 do to or der. Fur Canada and up country, 10 casks soda ash, 31 lies marble, 70 boiler tabes, 45 bars steel, 4 plates iron, 10 hbds. molasses, 35 chests tea, 20 bbls pork, 48 bdls leather, 1 seed sower, 10 bales wool, 1 wagon, 4 eases and 10 bdls domestics, 140 pkgs to order. Steamer Dibioo, fr«m New York.—10 bales burlaps, 134 do rags, 30 do bufti°.o hides, 4 do moss, 3 do tow, 70 bdls trees, 29 sets wheels, S chests tea, Β f rolls carpets, 7 tubs butter, 16 mowing macblucs, o3 horse rakes, 30 coils rope, 100 bags seed, 270 bxs rais ins, 62 do tobacco. 63 do starch, 20 do soap, 60 do glass, 26 bags coffee, 59 kegs lead, 25 do syrup, 35 casks aoda, 41 hhds molasses, 108 do sugar, 40 bxs chcesc, 14 bdls iron, 35 bbls glass ware, 9 tes do do, 27 bales rags, 15 cases clocks, 8 bbls castings 22 do I pickles. 34 keirs spikes. 9 tes rice. 11 i,iauon. 170 nlr»ra eunanes. Grand Trunk Railway —192 cane milk, 52 carsllumber, 4 do cedar ties. 2 do headings, 6 do bark, 3 do laths, 2 do oats, 1 do slabs, 1 do shingles, I do cattle, 600 bbls flour, 213 bdls paper. For shipment east, 1 car leed, 1 do sundries, 700 bbls flour. Portland Kennebec Railroad—lcar shovel handles, 2 do barrels, 7 bbls flour, 45 door, 8 bdls blinds, 200 cases curtain fixtures, 31 sets springs, 20 bdls hoes, 71 pkgs sundries, 21 ens freight tor Bos ton. Maine Central Railroad—75 cases carpets, 16 bigs wool, CO b*s scythes, 179 sides leather, 29 veals, 13 bxs egg·», 20 cases sundries, 3 cars potatoes, 6 do slabs. flew Vsrk suck and Money lUatkci. New York, April 28— Morηing.—Money easy at 4 @6 per cent. Sterling Exchange firm. Gold firm at 115|. Governments buoyant and advanced J 4 per cent. Railways firmer. New York, April ΟΆ—Afternoon. Gold active and higher during the atternoon, lising to 115* on the news toat the specie in the Bank of France had de creased 8,500,000 francs, and closed at 115$. Half a million oi the three millions οι Canadian silver re cently received, will be exported on Saturday. Governments closed strong though a little off from the highest prices of the day. Money in better demand but abondant at4@5 per cent. Foreign Exchange at 109$. The following were the closing quotations: United States 5-20 coupons 1802 lie (Juited States5-20's 1804, 114j United States coupon G's, 1881 117 United States^coupon 6's, 1881 reg 1162 United States 5-20's 1865, old 114j United States 5-20's 1865 new 113* United States 5-20's 1867 1134 United States 5-20's 1868 113# United States 10-40 coupons 108f United States 10-40's reg 107; Currency G's 112, United States 5·20'β, January and July 113; Southern States securities firm. The following are the closing quotations: Tennessee 6's, new, 57 J Virginia 6's, new, 70j Misdfruri 6's 93 Louisiana 6's, new, *73 Alabama 8's 101 Georgia 7's, 94 North Carolina 6's, new, 23? South Carolina 7's, new, 811 Railways declined slightly at the close, owing to heavy realizations, there being a great number ol or ders to buy from outsiders. )The following are the closing quotations oi Railway Stocks: Pacifie Mail .431 Ν. "V. Central Hudson Kiverconsolidatedscrip.93* N. Y# Central and Hudson River consolidated... Harlem 1« Beading Chicago Rock Island Cleveland Pittsburg Michigan Central Lake Shore Michigan Southern j?. Illinois (Jeutral Chicago North Western JJf Chicago North Western preferred. PlttiWg Aidit mhULiii···!.!·.ι·.;;>ntei-prise receives Important Con cessions and Privileges from the States of Virginia and West Virginia. 5. It is under the management of officient and well-known Capitalists, whose names are guarantees for its Early Completion and successful operation. 6. The Bonds can be had either in Coupon or .Registered form; then have thirty years to ran, both principal and interest being payable in^ gold. 7. They are of denominations ol $1000, $500 and $100, bearing intest at the rate of six per cent. in coin, payable May 1st and November 1st From our intimate acquaintance with the affairs and condition of the Company, we know these securities to be peculiarly desirable and suitable for safe employment of surplus Capital, and funding of Government Bonds, by invest ors, Trustees of Estates, and others who pre fer absolute security with reasonable income. Holders of United States Five-Twenties are enabled to procure these Bonds, bearing the same rate of interest and having a longer peri od to run, and to realize a large increase ol cap ital in addition. Bonds and Stocks dealt in at the Stock Ex change, received in exchange for this Loan, at the full market value, and the Roads returned free of express charges. Price 90 and accrued interest in Currency. Pamphlets, Maps, and full information fur nished on application. FISK HATCH; No. β Nassau Street, New-Yobk, Apr 20 d&wto je23 Children's Carriages! At Wholesale and Retail. Having been in tlie Carriage business lor the past fifteen years, we can assure our customers that we have a fine stock from different manufactories, m lected with great care, and the prices as low, at wholosale or retail, as can be had irom the Fa»· torie3. »γ c uuyo mou just ruceivuu a large as^oiruicui. ui T.adien' Work Baskets, TrarcliMg Β» kela, Wsrk *taad«, which we are selling at re. duced price?, at υπ AS. DAY, JR., CO.'S, mr25snd2w-tlawlw 94 Kifhaagc 81. Β C_& Ε Three Cases Gents Tongue Boots, Goat legs, French Calf Foxed, very fine, ju3t receiv ed at 13S Middle Street. apl6isood3w HI· G. PAMdER. 10,000 Human Feet Wanted, ALL SHAPES AND SIZES, TO FIX 5000 Pairs Boots and Shoes, Jnst received and now opening At 13S Middle Street. mr2Gi«codCw M. PALH1EB. Dried Apples, Dried Peaches and Oat Meal Just received and for sale low by CHASE BKOTHEB3, ap28codtw B««* l'»"» Wt"f' ■7firm for Sale. ™l™nb«frlber ofters tor sale bis farm situatedin West Harpswel, eleven mile» IVom Brunswick Vil lage, one and a halt miles ftom "where the well known Mansion Γ7, -''a,,·1!1, containing about (35) thirty-five acres lana'well divided into liUaze, pasCurago and wo5d-land, a young orchard in bearing condition, a newhouse boilt in Ι8ββ. 1 will sell the house and elschty acres of land or tho who Real Estate Brokers. Will give prompt and careful attention to sale ot any kind of Property, either by Auction or private sale. Booms 18 Exchange St. F.O.BAILEY. C. W. ALLlit Jan f1,1870. dtï R. It. HUNT, Commission Merchant and Auctioneer NO 316 Congress Street, will, on Thursday even ing, Feb. 11, at 7 o'clock, sell at Auction a large consignment of Staple and Fancy Uoods. Auction sales every evening. Goods will be sold during the day in lots to suit purchasers at wholesale nrims. iloah ndonnn»/! nn oil Consignments not liraiteil. Lebruary 11,1868. Utf WOOLENS! JUST RECEIVED A LOT OP PIKE French German Coatings, Tricots, Granite, Silk Mixed Id Blue, Dublin, Brown and Black. Blue and Black Gassimeres AS It DOESKINS, Fancy Cassimeres, Plaids, AV., lor Boys. CanhmarettH, Tweeds, &c., For Halo Cheap J· R. Corey Co· apr27-d&w3ia Paisley Sim wis! A NEW LOT OF LONÙ Λ y J) SQUARE SHAWLS, Ju.-t receive I, aud For Sale Very Cheap, J· It· Corey Co. apr27d4w3is SALT AFLOAT! 3000 Hliils Cadiz Salt) Now discharging Iroui D tig San Carlo*, I or sale by DANA CO., apL'Cd'-'w Commercial \Y liari.| Montreal Ocean Steamship Oo CAHKT1N» THE CANADIAN AND UNITED STATES MAIL. P>M»|rr· Banked I· l.oadeadrrry a ad l.iverpaal. leur· TirkelN urnatrd at R ply to J AS. L. FARMER, Η I"·* St. Snll, Sall, Saïtï Bonaire, Cadis ami Liverpool Salt, la Baad aad t»mlT l*ald. FOR S*L« "r E. G WILLARD, np25-4ui commercial Wharf. Wood, Wood I I AKDaad SOFT WOOD, lor sala at No. 43; L»i H ™m street. Also, dry edgings.

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Wanted f>Y a vounir man that tinn bad two years cxperi· Γΐ tijie in be H«»oi and Sli.ie Bu-iLess and can GomuiKD i «n extei β ve trade in Ε stern Maim a s-iuaiion in a a h »ii Rood homo given. Kelt.' enoes required. Apply Io t'5 SU e s»rcei. aprmi' Wanted. BY an Am- rlcan woman, a situation as 1f°fS!f,t1r1e" in a pnvati iam.lj, is i-ouipitenl: anil afiist in ljuuec kce nig. can I'C s en at «treet, until Saturday noon. al 1)1 House anted. A NY person having a convenient ï'njjf® ^nafit by JX itn rooms can hear of a. flee- gg 0rFICE. aadretsing M.»· ad 27*lw Partner Wanted. -νν«κ* ni, v*mi Imu'i *hi»*mi h Bu^ne?s, at No. I^CoU'cla. S,, Pori.and, Me. T^ber WANTEI). AGr OD American G*ri to do bou^cwork. Two in il e family. Applf at 8^ Clark St. ap27«3t Wanted BY DAVIS CO, a Lad. Sa c>woiuan ol experi ence in t· e in ibe Fancy Goof*;· Bu.-inevs. hone otheis need apply. *p26 3t Boarders Wanted. TWO (îentlemen Boarders wanted io a private jamily, No 3 first b'use on Cbapel ht ap20dlw* wanted. ι GIRL· who can come wc'l r^ccmmcnded to do woale store, wbohas bad expe rience a>'d can t> iu^ itccommef.dmmns of bmesty ai d competency in duu e entry book-keeping, can h*ar of a fcitu8iion by addie^iti.·, box 1P70, Portland Pofl Office, ▲piii 20.1870. api20 2w Wanted. UNFURNISHED Room for tw> gentlemen, with or without bour of c ue be they do not hate work enough to em» loy a book-kceptr lor ihat purpose. Good pen man— good rettience. Addiesp, mr!9 W. D. B., Box 1M5. Owner Wanted I?OR one Cask ot OIL remaining at Store House X oi Poniai d Sttsmer Packet Co Ath.ullc Wharf, marked I. Bird, tor paiticu Jr ""VlL L ?Λ M" °f mr2«'f Portland Steam Packet Co. Agents Wanted, FOR the Kniclierbnckcr t*le Ια»· Ce., ot NEW ORK. Tb s is one ο I the oldest, mt**. reliable ano besi dividend paying Companies η the counirv. It* essets now exceed $7.200,000, and its income in 1K69 ν as over $5,000,000 Earnest, active and re iuble men are wanted for local and traveling agents in Ma.ne and New Hamp shire. Apply lo CHARLES WHITE, Manager, mr26drr. G lut, m Window-Pulley·. CHEAPEST und BEST. For tale by Hardware Dealers. Office ot company, _ mrllddm No. 39 Bovrker St., Boston. MEDICAL. ADDRESS To the Nervous aid Debilitated, Whose smBtrings bave been protracted liem bidden cause·, and Λ boxe caeca require prompt treatment to render exiateuce desirabl· II 70a are suffering, or have suffered, from involuntary discbarges, «bat ef fect does it produce on year general heallh? Do you tcel weak, debilitated, easily tired? Dcea a little extra exertion produce palpitation ot tbe bearl? Doe· your liver, or urinary organs, or your kldneja, tre· quently get out otder? Ia your mine sometimes thick, milky or flocky, or is It ropy on icttllng? Or does a tbick scum rife to Ibe top? Or la a sediment at tbe botiom alter it baa stood awhile? Do you nave spells of abort breathing or dyapepsia? Are your bowels conatipited? Do you bave spells (f fainting, •r or rushes of blood to the head? Is your memoiy Impaired? Ia your mind constantly dwelling on 4 lila iiihlaotf Τ)λ tau Inal H nil liiflaeo mnriaia tired ot company, et lite? Do you with to be left alone, to get away ftoin everybody? Doe· any little tiling make you start or Jump? Il yeur sl;ep broken or restless? I» tbo losire ot your eye aa brilliant5 Hie bluom on your elieek as bright? Do you enjoj yourself In society aa well? Do you pursue your buti ness witb the same ineigy? Do yon teel as mucl confidence In yourself? Are your spirili dull and flagging, given to fits of melancholy? II so do not lay it to your liver or dyspepsia. Have you restlesi nights? Tour ba:k weak, your knees woak, and have but llitle appetite, and ycu attribute tliis to dyspep sia or liver complaint Now, reader, sell-sbuce, venereal diseares badly cured, and sexual excesses, are all capable of produc ing a weakness ol t lie generative organs. Ihe organ of generation, when in pcifect health, make the mai Did you ever think tbat tliose bold, ^defiant, ener «etic, persevering, tuccttfiui lut ir ess men ai always tbose nlioee gsueiau»» onsrs arc in pcrfccl health? Ton never hear sueh men complain ot lie ing melancholy, ot nervousness, ot palpitation ο the heart. They are never atraid they cannot sue· ceed In business; ibey don't become sad and dis cournged, they are alwa; Β polite and pleatant il the company of ladies, and look you and tbemrighi in the face—none of τλπγ dftwnrast Innl·· nr «tu other meanness about them. I do not mean those who keep the organ* Inflated by miming to ex .en. These will not on); ruin their coLitituticns, but alio tiose they do busiuess with or for. How many Bien, trom badly cured diseases, from

the eftects ot self-abuse and excesses, bare brought about that itate ol weakness In those organs that has reduced the general system so much as to induce al most every other disease—Idiocy, lunacy, paralysis, si leal a flections, tuicide, aad almost etery other fori# of disease which humanity is heir to, and the real cause ol the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and have doctored tor all bat the right one. Diseases of these organs require the nse of a Diu retic. HELMBOLD'S FlUID EXTRACT BU CHU Is the great Diuretic, and Isa certain cure for diseases of the Bladder, Kidreys, Gravel, Dropsy, Organic Weakness, Female Complaints, General Debility,and all diseases of the Vrinaiy Organs, whether existing in Male or Female, from whatever cause originating, and no matter ol how long stand ing. If no treatmeut is submitted to. Consumption or Insanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood are sup ported from these eonrces, sud the health and hap piness, and that of Posterity, depends uf on prompt use of a reliable remedy. HtlmboM's Extract Bucbu, established upward of 19 years, prepared by H. T. HELMBOLD, Druggist, 594 Broadway, Mew York, and lot South 10th street, Philadelphia, Pa. Price—#1.25 per bottle, or Β bot tles tor #6.50, delivered to any adilrers. Sold by all Druggists eveiynbere. bW None are Genuine unless done up in steel-en graved wrapper, with fac-similé of my Cbemlca Warehouse, :ini signed h T.HEMIBOLD Λο 21-eod&eo«lyr. mraai· Β F-A t. ΚΗΤΑΤΕ. Geo. R. Davis Co.'s BULLETIN. For (Sale. Ιΰν We bav* on Fret· ttreet, in a fine location, a modern 3stor> brick houee in a block,0,0» ta;n LLing 15 rooiTB iu perfect order wbich we ofler at a baivaio. and ibrec-iourths of the purchase money may remain on a mortgage. Gfc'O «t. r*A VI* A CO.. ap20d2w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers· Land for Sale. THAT Splendid Lot o> Land situated ou the Cor ner οί Ο mmeic al and Mew Centre Stiee s, lorinerly occupied by Ν P. Uichempiutg oppor tunity lor iuvisment. This lo: toutain» about 12,000 feet, and will be sold cheap, ami on ac. ommo daiing tern s. F· r plan ami particulars inquire ot Ε Ε. UPHaM.at UPdAM a I)* MS, ap'.*9eod3m Ommetcial Sireet. Lots for «ale. IN Knigh srdle, ape Elizabeth—Three bouse lots, Nos. 43x54, anj 55, on "1>" ttieet, ann ice β utnern siope 01 toe city, male β it a very oesiiable aud plea saut spot lor a residence. Λ ill be sold in whole or ill part. Apply to WM M. JFRR1S, Real Et late A gent u:.boon Block, apr23d3w ]Sext east of City Hall. FOR NALE AFKFNCH COTTAGE and a choice lot *t land. 2 i acres with Fruit trees thereon, situât d mile* t om Juke>'s Bridge, on tbe Giay road, built by the day with the best oi materials I soatl sell at a very low figure with the Determination of making a change in btu-ines*, terms to suit purcha sers. Apply to J. AlEltROW, apr22*lw η the premises. flrick House lor Sale. M A two and nne*halt story brick dwelling fa use in the western part ot tlie city, η tbe Une ot the street cars, thoroughly finished, aou iu goo ι repair, lighted with gas throughout, heated v»lih a furnace, -nd supplied with an abun dance ot hard and soft water. The lot contains nearly 4000 feet· It (he pun-baser des'resit a large part ot the pri« e may remain ;or a t rm of jear& on a mortea^e. Apply to W. H. JERR1S, apl9Jtt Cahoon Block, next East ot City Hall. A One and Halt Story House, AND five aTes Land tor tale, in Westbrook. five mi e« iromcltv. Garden contains appl·*, pear, and plum ti*es. All rood land. Go» d pti.ee tor a vegetable gardener. Prir. teProhon, will be io»d very low Apply at Maine Kavnus Bank, Apnl 18.1870. [ed3w] 100 Middle street. For Sale. THE Propertv ot the Royal River Paper Company, comprising about two acres* of land, googc lot '»f damage*! paper mill machinery. Said water power ie situated in the flourishing town ot Yaimou h, ivaiiie, ll miles from Portland. Yarmouth ofttrs unusual facili ties to parties wishing >o settle in town, haviug good churches, schools, &c*. The Grand Trunk and Portland and Kenuebec railroad- bave depots with in a short distance ot the privilege, and fbips can load and unload cargoes within a halt mile fit. For partit ularB inquire ot S. C. BLAMJtiARD, No. 5 7 Merchants* Row, Boston, or R. o. CujnANT, aplSdlm No. 15"* Comm rtial s«, Portland. Stores for sale. THE stores on Middlr street,kn wn as the Thomp« son 11 ck, are r-fi^ied ior sale. 'J h· y are first ctasa in every respect, ami measure about 87xg8 leet, with light and air on all sides, suitable >or any good manuiactuiiiig or jobbirg b·. s'ness. and will be bold low as the owner lives in aiotb^r State. Apply to •IAMKS GRAY. Boston, or »)OHN C. PUUCToR, aprl3 3w 93 Exchange St., Portland. For Sale or to f et. THE elect»·'» iU«, story brick dwelling house cor cerofFine and Wttiie. Sucete, well supp' ie I with tue modem conveniences, will tie toi.I or leton very favorable terme. Apply at office «1 Ocean ln suran Cumpiny, Ko. 17 Exchange Street. April 12,1870. is .tf For Sale. ι O.w.jr iitutu Il/Ul UUUNi, cornel iftt inïlcWWïittVt'Wfttt stflne^MenT'&ïhVeMiï ces Enquiit; on the prémices. mrSdtt Α. TENNEF. For Sale fpHE subfcr bers oflef tor sale at Boctfcbay Har J. bor, ilii-ir entire fit-hint» esiabl'sbm· nt, consist ing 01 Wharl. BulldiLg*, Flake-, butts, w.tii about 40 a res of land it will make a very desi rable place lor a summer resilence. Boat sai'ing. 11-bing &c, The Eieamer calls going to ana from Bath. NICKERSON, PERRY TUACHER, mr5i.tt Boothbay, Me. For (Sale, THE two story brick bouse and large lot of land, situated on tbe corner ot t'xtord and Myrtle ftreets, known as tbe "Orphan Asylum" property. Possession gi ν en in about sixtv ays. JOHN C. PROCTER, Rf-al Estate Broker, 93 Exchange sf. April 8tb, 1R70. apr7eod3w llonse for Sale. TBE undersigned offers tor sale tbe lower half of tlie tbree storied brick house No. 40 High St., opposite the High Stieet Church, formerly the resi dence of tee late Joseph c Noyes. FhANK ΚOYi£S, Administrator. aprleedtt Farm lor hale. Otter'd at a great bargain; the Lamb Homestead, farm in West tr»»OK ibree and ba'f miles irom Portland on the road to Saccarappa. Said excellent farm consists ot about, stven>y five acres conviently divided into mowing, pasture and wood land bas a good well oi waer,a laig barn,convient, bouse and out buildings; has also a valuable orchard ot 160 young trees in goou bearing condition. Anothe valubbl source of profit be Jong in g ιο the far m is an excellent ε ravel bed,tbe only oue in ti e vicinity, and one Irom which the town bays laige'y. Situated so near Port'and, upon the mam roau irom the country to the cit>, this (arm flfers nciucrments such as iew othtrs can otter to auy une desiring tillage, paMurnge and wood. For further particulars ppp'y to Wm. H. True, near the piemites, or NATHANIEL CROCKETT, aprl6d&w4w Portland FARM FOR SALE I At a great bargain. One ol the best farms it Cape Elizabeth. Con tains about one hundred and twen ty acres, cu e forty tons of Hay, and Jia well wooded. This estate being situated within fifteen minutes ride of the City Hall, Portland, offers a rare oppor tunity to invest money in a good homestead which eannot tail to double iu value π iilii'i live years. Ap f»y to the Fubecrit«er at 292 Commercial street, Port and, or iio. 1 Spring'» Island, Saco, Me JOSEPH HOBSON. Portland, March 1,1870 marld&wti For Sale! IN Cape Elizabeth, Knigbtvllle, lot of land with Sto e aud House thereon. Call at the premise and inquire of aprl8if 8. B. CUMMINGS. City ot Portland, APRIL 27, 1870. Κ'HE Trustees of Evergreen Cemetery propose to -1 cou tract with the proprietors of lots in said Cemetrry, for the care of raid lots during tlie sear Sun, as iul'ows: T? »eep the Gr*ei Cut, Borders Trimmed, Paths inwufrand ihe Mowers properly caitivated. For a block ol 4 lut s lor $4 CO 3 3 «ο 2 2 00 1 100 And for UockJ «on aining a large numoêrôt lut.-, special prices will be given This wcrk will begone under the direction of tl.e Super η tendent, and thus a uniform neaness in the different avenues olitamt d. an·! any prct'lt" acrruinc will go to the g· ueral improvement of the emetery Should you wish to make this arraiieemeui i.leaee give immediate it^ormalivn by payment totbeCiiy I rea ui r, as it I» important that the Ί rustets make their conttacis lor work, belore the season advances farther. tr rbe Citv Ordinances provide that all lots shall be graded under direction 01 the Superintend, eut at such prices as may; be agreed on. Persoub having lo»« to be graded will call ou MR. CHARLES RAMSEY, the local Superintendent, who is auihor ized to contract for this work. e^Persons owning lots will take notice that an Ordinance piohibits the cutting down or removing of trees, without the written permit ot the Trustees. J. s. Palm KB, H. N. J·«SE, FRED. FOX, sn^p28dlw Trustee» of evergreen Ckmetery. Something New S HOT PORK and BEANS by the quart or by the pot, at W. C. COBB'S iSteam Bakory every morning. no7tf TO LET. FOR ENT. Α ΚΑΒΕ CHASt'E. rj- H E upper part of one of the finest French root I Bl i.'k lluu.-e- In Portl -nil, wtib η a Hunt's throw ot City Hall, teautilul walnut bath ro m, hard and e»tt water, «Sc., &c. To a email family it is a rare chance. Kent reasonable, 'i'eim three years. Enquire a 2·.;8 Congress street. ap28det» B4KËRY TO LliT WITH three £oo.l ovens; machinery; tools; pans; carts; 'led?: staole: wnh everything ilut constiiu es a first-rule Bake-lionne, a i iu to.«l run ninSi.rue·, wi h rlweding-house attar Led »iib «11 modern imiroT^menis, lin one of tli? best locations i'l Portland tor a good ealiety.) Wi'l be lei eUeop, to a competent, responsible i,er on, none else η ted apply. 1 qu.ie ot 11. t.OVE, Architect, on the pieaiise·1. 7 l.ataiece sireet, Muij.rv Hill. VV" Brum β ml Broou-Brrad ljakril very Satord J lught. api2i;tt To Let. TWO pood lurnisbcd rooms, with or wilhout b.iard. Apply at tbis ofli e. apa26tt Uooms to Let. iLEASANT furnished Uooms, at No C Free ap2lu2w* Comer Store to Let. Ouc of ike Beet Eiocaliou» iu Portland. BRICK building corner of Congress and Centre btreets, together with one or bo h ο the ad joining ludui* gs on Centre etree., will Ye leased five or ten years from the last of November, and possibly sooner it desired. Tbe buildings being connccted, the walls can be removed so as to give one Hrge salesroom on the lower floor 85 teet long by 23 feet on Congress Sf.t ranging in width on Centre St., tr two years. For terms »Sc., inquire of Jt UN. C. PKOCTEK, aprlleoiness wben the occupant wishes to live over the sto> e. Inquire of aprl3eod3wd SAMUEL ROLFE. To Let. THE subscriber will let the two upper stories ot bis sbop near the loot oi Cross street, very low. It is one oi the be-1 shops lor a carpenter there is in the city, or any other mechanical work. It is 60 by 26 leet and well lighted. It has benches on each side the whole length oi the buildine. There is cncular and jig saws in the middle s ory that can be used if desired. For particulars call at my office on the premises. apK-tt J. C. PETTENG1LL. To be Let. A GENTEEL Coumry Residence. Nice Brick ilo"se, nine rooms, at Morrill's Corner, a few rods from Horse Failroad. Good Stable. Apply to Charles E. ΔΙ oi rill, near t'»e premises, or λν.Η. JE KRIS, U· al E*t:tle Açent, ap6d3w Oahoon Block, next Eastot City Hall. TO JL Ε T. rpHE brick store corner ot Commercial and Frank X lin street**, lately occupied t»y Mes.-rs. Donne 11 GreeJy. Possession giveu imme d«Jfcw4w· ug ψ ranItliu Hired· FOB SALE. TWO good second-hand. Flue Boilers, thirty feel lone, each, undone tweuts-eight leet long. Di ameter of each fortv-two inches. Will be said at a bargain. Apply to tbe sub-criber 292 Commercial Street, Portland, or No 1 Spring s Island, Kaco, where they ■nay JOSEPH HOIÏSON. Portland, March let, 1870. mardlti MISCELLANEOUS. $100 to $250?;;." weeily 10 Ajienii. >-ver»wtai?re selling our Paient Silver Mould While iFire ClothetLinet Butiner pt-imineiif. Fa lull particulars address GlKA Kl» WIKK MILLS. Flii;a I. I,ihi«, Pa. apï», &c. Coughs, Colds, Fevers, Agut-s, Biliousness, Con stipation, Diarrhoea, N-uralgia, V male Weak nesses. Headache, ConvuMons, Sleeid^ssnes, Dys pepsia, LWei Complaint, Consumption, Fainting Fus, Palpitation, Restlessness. Dizziness, Chil dren's Troubi. s, e«c etc., etc. Take Care of Yauratlf. DODD'S NiSltVINhJ is a Pure Tonic—harmo nizes perfectly with the Nerve Fibre—gives inc. eas «.1 nn..r,Tl' tA thP Sfnmnf>ll I iver linnola nnrt «.♦hu» viaoera—and svppliesfresh life tor the waste that is constantly taking place. It operates soothingly—is as pleasant to take us any wine, and with Sltep and Good Ingestion. which it promotes, restores the afflicted to round hea th of body and quietness ot mind. It contains no opium mercury or strych nine, (so often used for nervous complaints.) and is w holly free Jrom any deleterious drugs whatsoever. Tens of thousands are testifyinsj to its curative pow ers. See pamphlet accompanying each bottle. ftome Folk* Can't Sleep Nigbn. Dodd's Nervine is a complete specific for sleepies net's. Ii sou-lies the ill lobbing muscle like magic, ana tianquiiizes ι he mmd. And everybody knows that good sleep is better than all medicines. Ladirs in Pe»r Ileallb. The Nenine is one ot the bes· remedies ever em ployed in the cure ot the numeions and trouble some ailments known as Female Complaints. See pamphlet. Look ont for Cold»! It is pioveibial that p»cpV t eat a cold (and the generally ac· ou pmying cough) a? something that will cure it ell; but lie? 'e t is serious and sometimes fatal. The lam*» l Dodd's Νei.vine in tn« relief of colds is established. Use this standard remedy, and solar abs ain f.orn liquids ot all kinds as to keep some* hit thirsiy for a tew days, and the worst cold will soon be gone. trhi.dren'e Diseases. For Whooping Cough Dodd's Nervine is admin istered with unexampled success. Mothers, remem ber thi*, and save yovr little ones the agony oi a most dis re-sing complaint. Ir a>s works ramiia bly in Meafles, l.rfngin=/ out the ra-h wel. and leav ing the bowe's iree and healthlul. See 1 eco jimenda tions in pampnh t. For the oiseases w\icn afflict CHILDKEN WdEN teeth IK G nothing can furnish more instant or grateful reliet. Remember, it con tains no opium in any lorm. Be Careful What Medicine· You Take. Alcoh lie stimulants are njuriotis to the nervous health, and are always followed bv depressing lit action. 1 he strength that Dodd's Nervine gives is the strength 0/health and comes to stay. Beware ot the Whiskey preparations that have laid the foundations ot so many habits ot intemperance. Wheiher under the name ot Bitters or otherwise, let the villainous compounds alone. Better die of honest disease than be burnt up by the tires ot al cohol. For the ingredients that compose Dodd's Nervine see pamphlet on each bottle. For sale by Drugaists anu Country Store?· Price One Dollar. ap64wf. Wtli's Carboac Tablets AFTER much study and scientific investigation ae tu the remedial qualities ot Carbolic Acid Dr, Wells bas discoveieu by a proper c« HK-inati· η with other articles 111 the term m a 'tablet, a specific lor allpuimonary diseases. THESE TABLETS aie a SURE CURE lor all iiisea-» s ot tue RESPIRA7 O RY ORGANS. SORE 'THROAT. t OUKH, COLD, CROUP. UlPH'J HERIA, ASTHMA, CA'IARRH, or HOARSE Λ ESS i also a succesdui remedy tor Kidney difficulties. Pbice ϋ5 cents per box, sent by mail upon leceiptof price, by •10dN Q. KElLOGG, 22 Cl tt St., New York. ap78wt Sole Agent ior the United States. Try Moore and Co's Oval Steel En gravings, m Nassau st, Ν. Y. Anybody can sell them. Cheap. Sell fast. Fay handsomely. Send lor new circular. ap2£u4w A okeatchance FOR AGK^T^! fl $75 to $200 per month. We want to employ a /A goo*! agent in every county in the U. S. on ^-^"commissiou or salary to introduce ou~ World Renowned Patent White Wire lollies Lines; will last a hundred years. It you want profitable and plearant employment, address, R. S. BUSH 0., Manufacturers, 75 William St., New York, or api2t4w 10 Deaibom St., Chicago. r >'·~Γ] *u&rs fft *a ri !i π i 1 i I M 1 rlîtl 0 MYSitRiLS OF MQRMdNiSM By J.H.BEADLE,Editor of the Salt Lake Reporter. With a full and authentic hi- ory ol rolyganif and. the Mormon Sect, lrom ils nrlmn tn tt»o m tinue. CAUTTON—old and inferior works on tlie Mor nions are bein? circulated. See that each book con tains 3" fine engraving-, and 540 page AGENTS WANTED. Send toi ircul rs and see our terixs and a iUll oc cription o> tlie work. A dress NAT ONAL· PlBLISHIïsG ClMPANY, Boston wa-s. apr2t4w Β Κ AftKNT- WAK UD 11» Ten Years in Wall Street. Pronounced the fasust seUiaç book ut. One Agent ripons 79 orders in 5 ays. It iuc!ud«s ail that ii\ mysterious ι nd interest» g in tlieiorua of specula'iou. 13 years' experience ol the auihor; por traits and lives οι Vanderbit, l»rew, bisk, Gould an ι niaov ethers. Fil ed with illustrations. Great inducements io agents! Send tor Citculars to WOct L'HINGTON, DUS1IN, CO., Harttord, Conn. apt84w The Ma? ic Comb colored huir oî beard to a permanent black or brewn. It contains no poison Anyone can u*e it. One sent by mail IV ι $1 Adoress mi JlSm iMA€»lK CO., Bath. Me. mr5-d3m I was cuted f Deafness and t'atarrn t y a simple rem· dy. and «ill send the receipt free. ap23t4w MhS. M. C. LEGGETT, Hoboken, N. J. THIS IS NO HUMBUG! By sfndine 35 cents, with age, height, color of eyes and ha>r, yoa will receive, by return cf mtE," or The Unwritten Word. By Daniel March, author of the popular "Night Scenes." This master in thought and lan-nage shows us untold riches and teautics in the Great House, with iis Blooming Flowers, Singing Β rds, Waving Palms, Rolling Clouds, Beautiful Bow, Sa crcd Mouniaius, Delightful Kiveis, Might ν ceans, thundering Voices, Blazing Heavens and Vast Uni vorse w th countless beings in millions or worlds, and reads to us in eacb the Unwritten Woid. Rose tinted paper, ornate engravings and superb bind ing. Send lor circular, in wLich is a lull desciip lion and universal commendations bv ihe press, ministers and college pi of ssors, in the strongest possible language. ZE1GEL, McCURDY CO., 102 Main St., Springfield, Mass. apl8d4w AGENTS WANTED FOR THE PHYSICAL LIFE OF WOMAN. Twenly-flftli Thousand Now Ready· BY GEORGE H. NAPAEYS, M. D. The most remarkable succcss ol the dav Is sell ing with unprecedented rapidit}. It contains what every M*n an" Woman ought io know, and lew do. It will save much suffering As the only reputable work upon the single :Tiv»iaij, «ni ν t f Y the utmost cafldence by the amicted, »t k3ari daily, sad .'rom 8 A. M. to ύ P. H. Ot.''. addressee those who ire «ιιϋ'βΠιι,τ nndii tie k-%ulwii of iΠτΛίί Uteasee, «rlietUer anelns frosL l'puxe uniit\ t or or the umlilt Tlce of eeli-aboM·. De70tliiE hie entire fin e to that {.articulai branch ol the medlca! pro'egemn, he Seelé warranted lii enflj oacrocted, entUel; reitio»ing rte dross 0/ lissaiu. from the sy.vcsi, snd mOrtn? a (h. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies, wio a;ed a medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No. 14 Preble Street, which they wil find arranged for then esrecial aυιιutcLiug wuu me European «X JNortii Ameri can R. Κ. tor town* north and east. Freight train leaves Fo tlanu tor Bangor anil in· termcuiate stations at 6.25 Δ. M. Ί rains leave x ewistou and Auburn for Portlani and Poston at 6.20 A. M.f 12.04 f. M. Train trom Bangor and intermediate stations is due in Portland at 2.10 P. M,,and trom Lcwiston and Auburn only at 8.10 A. M. 'lbe only rouie by which through tickets arc sold to Bangor, Dexter and all iiuermejiaio stations east of the Kennebec Kiver, and baggage checked through. declCtt EDWIN NOYES, Supt. Portland Kennebec E. R Winter Arrsiiigeiseoti Dec. if, 9« Two Trains Daily between Portland and Aurjusta* Leave Portland for Augusta, zLixed train at 7.00 a M ave Portland tor Bath, Augusta, Waterville and Bangor, at 12.45 Ρ M. Portland lor Bath and Au gusta at 5.15 Ρ M. fassenger Trains will be due at Portland daily at 8.30 Α Λ1, and 2.15 Ρ M. Fare as low by this route to Lewiston, Waterville, Kem.'a Mills, Dexter and Bangor as b> the Maine Ccn ra. Road; and tickets purchased in Boston tor Maine Gential Stations are good tor a passage on this line. Passengers trom Bangor, Newport, Dex ter, &c., wnl purchase Tickets ιο Kendall's Mill only, and alt^r taking the cars of the Portland and Kennebec Road, the conductor will furnish tickets·· and make the hire the same through to Jrortlaud or Boston as via Maine Central. Through Ticket.· are sol i at Boston over the East ern aud Boston ami Maine Railroads lor all Stations on this line; also the Androscoggin It. R. and Dex ter, angor, &c., on the Maine Central. JSo break ot gauge east ot Pertland by this route, and the only route by which a passenger trom Boston or Port land can certainly reach Skowliegan the same day by railroad. Stages leavo Bath tor Rockland, &c., daily. Au gusta tor Belfast daily. Var-salboro for North and East Vassalboro and China daily. Kendall's Mil e for Unity daily. AtPi&hon's Perry for Canaan dai ly. At Skowbegan tor the different towns North ce their icate. yr L. L. LINCOLN, Supt. A.igusto, Dec. 3, I860. ina\l7ti PORTLAND SACû i PORTSMOUTH R R. WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Moatlaj. Ν·τ. 18.13 and 8.40 M. and 2.55 Ρ M. Leave Boston tor Portland at 7.30 A. M., 12 M. ana i.OO Ρ M. isidtieioid tor Portland at 8.00 A. M., retaining at 5.20 P. M. Portsmouth tor Portland 10.00 Α. Μ and 2.30, 5.20 Λ M. freight fra»ns daily each way, /flnndav excepted FRANCIS CHASE. Supt. Portlarav May 3,1809. dtt If l oo are boing West Procure Tickets by the M fiaiest, Bob: aud Moet Sellable Eoutes I THROUGH TICKETS From PORTLAND, via BOSTON, to all points in the WEST, SOU ill ANDNOKTH-WPST, furnish ed at the loweftl ralra, with choice ot Routes, at the ONLY UNION TICKET OFFICE, Mo. 40 1-2 fexebange Street, D. UTTLE it to,, «(tall. Μ»Γ 21-lltl rOBTLAîlO Bû€H£STEiv R.R SUMMER ARRANGEMENT On an 1 after Monday, May 2, U70, .^^.trains will run as follows: assenger trains leave Portland daily,(Sundays ex cepted) ror Alfred and intermediate étalions, at 7.If Α. M, 2.45 P. M. Leave Portland lor Saeo River at 6.15 P. M. Leave Alfred let Portland and in tei mediate sta tions at 9 3 A. Al. Leave Saeo Κ ivtr lor Portland at 5.30 A. M. and 4.15 P. M. Freight train with passenger ear attach eJ leave Alfred for Portland at5.30 A. M. Leave Portland for Alircd at 1.45 P. M. Stages connect as fellow s At Saccariappa for South Windham, Windham Hi 1, North Windham, While Rock, and Sebago Lake, daily. »it Goruam for West Gorliam, Standi?h, Steep Faite, Baldwin, Deumark, Sebago, Uriigton, Lovell, Hiram, Brownheld, Fryeburg, Conway, Bart left, Ja-kson. Limington,Cornish, Porter, Freedom,Mad ison and Uatun IN 11., daily. At Saeo River, tor West Buxton, Bonny Ea^le South Liiningion, Limingfon, dailv. Α ι Centre Waterborough Sta'ion for Limerick, New tiei*i ι arson&tieid ana Ossipee, tri-weekly. A t Center Water borough lor Limerick, Parsons field, daily. At Alfred toi Springval* and San lord Corner. THOS. QUINBY, Superintendent. ▲pill 18,1>.70, dit mnû trunk u\imi OV CANADA. Alteration of Trains. WINTER ΑλΚλΝΟΚΜΕΝΤ. rSHBaSD On and after Monday, Dec. Cth' Trains will run as follow»: Alan tiain ior South Paris and intermediate sta tion» at i.l A M. Express Train for Danville Junction at 1.05 Ρ M Note—This Train will not stop at intermediate Hâtions. Mail Train (stopping at all stations) for island Pond, connect in £with night mail train lor Quebec, Montreal and the West, at 1.30 Ρ M. Accomodation lor South Paris and intermediate stations at 5.45 P. M. Passenger trains will arrive as follows From South Paris and Lewiston, at 8.15 A. M. From Bangor at2.00 Ρ M. From Montreal, Quebec and Gorliain, at 2.25 Ρ M Accomodation from· South Paiis, at 6.30 P. M. ar Sleeping Cars on all night Trains. ifce Company are not responsible ior baggage t eny amount exceeding $50 in value (and that perse κ el) unless notice is given, and paid for at the rate 0 ϋ&β passenger for every $500 additional value. C. J, BR ¥I) G Ε S t Managing Director Β. ΒAILE Y, Local Superintendent Portland, Dec. 3, 1869. dtf Pacific mail Steamship Company's Through Line TO CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN. TOUCHING AT MEXICAN TORTS And Cnrrjinii the Knilr«l ntmc* η ail. Frtres Greatly Ktiluced. Steamships on the Conncc'ing on the Atlantic: Pncittc with the ALASKA, COI.UKAIX), ΑΚΙΖυΝΑ, H M(ï HAUSCT, CONSTITUTION.? NEWYiiKK, GOLDEN CITV, ■LEAN φ KEN, SACHAMEMU. KnUllfVUU ι .Λ"1" _ _ dur-, COSTA RICA, MONTANA, &c. Une υΐ thcaoove large ami fplenlid Steamship will leave Pier No. 42, North River, loot of Canal m., at 12 o'clock noon, υυ the 5itt and 21st ot every month (exempt when those days lall on Sundav. anil tben on ihe preceding Saturday,)tor ASPiNWALL, connecting, via. Panama Railway, with one oi llie Company's Steamships trom I'tmama tor SAN FUANciSCO, touching at MaKZAMI LO. Departures ot the 2lst connects at Pan «ma with Steamer lor South Ρλγικκ- and OE^τιut. Ameki oan PoRi s. Those ol the 5th touch at ΛίΑΝΖΑΝ 1LLO. t or Japan and China, Steamer AMERICA leaves San Fiancisco, Feb. 1st, 1β7θ. One buntred pounds baggage allowed each adult. Baggage Masters accompany baggage tlir ugh, and attend to la-iies and c'-ddrcn without male piotec lois. Balaye ι eceived on the dock the day before eaiîmiî, irotu steamboats, railroads, and passengers v\lio pieiei to send d'iwn early. An experienced surgeon ο.» board. Mcdicice an tUeNovaScotleRmil •ζ Ν 's ,ud»or, lruro, New (ilaejjow and Pic ryTue«uUt"'i-aM rry0r'S Wharf'II,Ulùut· *T' SET WUb SU'° l"»». $7.00 Thro»,h ticket, may U bad co b to abofe For further particulars api>ly to L. uiliini'u Ltlauttc Wl ari, or "1«Λ·ΙΝι,!|, No».«-tl JOHN POHTEOUS, Agent, Samariscotta Waldoboro First Trip Commencing April SI. The Steamer CIIAS. IIOUGH T()N, C.ipfc. Wine lien bach, Master, 1aV^wî11 leaVd Railroad Wharr, loot oj Μ. lor Damariscotta, and every Vednesday at A. M. tor Wa.'doboro', touching at d termed iate landings. Returning will leaf* Damaris?otta every Monday it 7 o'clock A 31, and Waldoboro every Friday at G 'clock A M. For farther particulars inquire of HAitKLi, Λ1"WOOD CO., mr23-1tt 115 Commercial St. Mt. Desert _and Machias THE FIIuST TRIP OF THE SEASON. The favorite steamer LEWIS ΙΌΝ, Clias. Deering, Master, will t m*-.·* ieuve Railroad Whari, loot oi State S»., every F"rld»y Κ Tenia", at 10 o'clock COMMENCING Tllei KIUHTAElffu INST.)tor Viae lasport touching at Rockland, Caetine, Deer Isle. Sedgwick, Mt. Desert, Millfcridge and Jones port. Ret.urning.will leave Machiasport every Turaday llui'uius, at 6 o'clock, touching at the ah* re-nam ed landings. Q3T" Steamer LewMon will receive Freight lor the landings on Penobscot Hiver, (as tar as the ice will permit) to be re-shipped at Uockland by Sanford's Line. For lorlher particulars inquire of ROS3 UKi'l V A NT, 179 Commercial Sliee Or, CYKUS STUKD1VANP, marlO-dtf General Agent. Ϊ-ΌΚ' 00»*Γ.Γ01¥· The new an 1 aujietioi sea going steamere JOHN BHOOKS, and MONTREAL, having been l tted ""'upai great expens> with a large number ol beaulilul State Rooms, will run the season as follows: Leaving Atlantic Wharf, Portlauo. at7o'c"oc>, and India Whari, Boston, every tUv Τ o'clock P. M, (Sundays excepted.) Caotntare, $1.50 Dock, l.to freight taken as usual· L. BILLINGS, Agent· Mav 1, 18fi9-dtf FALL KIVER LINE, For New York, .Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash ington, and all the principal pointa West, South ai:d South-West, Via Taautan, Pall Hirer and Kewptrt. Cabin, $5,00; Deck $4,oO Baggage checked through and transferred in Ν Y free of eharge. New" York trains leave tbeO!d Colony and New port liailwav Depot, corner ot South and Kneeland streets.daily, (Sundays excepted,)asfollows: at 4.tfO Ρ M, arriving in Fall Hiver 40 minutes in advance ot the regalar Steamboat Train, whieh leave» Boston at 5 ΙΟ Ρ M, connecting at Fall River with the new and magnibvent steamers Pkovidsnce. Capt. Β. M. Simmons, Bristol, Capt. A. Simmons.— These steamers aie the fastest and most reliable buais on the Scuud, built expressly lor speed, safety and comiort. Ihis liiie connects with all the South ern Boats and Kdiiroad Lines irom New York going Web' and South, and convenient to the California Steamers. "la «hipper» of Freight·" this Line, with its new and exteusive dephi accommodations in Bos ton, and larr e piei in New York, (exclusively tor the business 011 he Line), is supplied with tacililies tor treight and passenger business which cannot bo sur pass . LITTLE Jfc CO., UNION TICKET OFFICE? ocdAwlwis-ioijlf 49 1-2 Exchange street. CUNABD LINE. m j^^ TUC. HKITINH Ac NORTH ^^rJpÉAMEKlCAii ROY àL MAIL8TEAM WTliraiPslIiPs between NEW YORK and HWHli VERPOOL, callin* at Cork Harbor. UAL*BRlA,Wed.Apr. 13 PALMYRA. Th. 2* ALEPPO, Thure. 14 NEMESIS, Sat. 30 SA.MAHlA, Sat. 16 CAINA, Wed'y May 4 CUBA, Wed. 20 TRIPOLI, Th. Β RUSSIA, Wcd'y 14 271 MALTA. Sat. 7 I JAVA, Wed. 11 BATES or PASS AO Κ By tbe Wednesday steamers, not carrying emigrants First Cabin |130 I „oid Second Cabin 80)* First Cabin to Paris $145, gold. By Thursday and Saturday Steamers, First Cabin $b0, gold.Steerage.$30,.. cuireixy. h. steamer ot this line leaves Liverpool tor Boston svery Tuesday, bringing freight ana passengers di rect. Steerage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown and all parts oi Europe, at lowest taies. Through Bills ot Lading given lor Belfast, Clascow Havre, Antwerp, and other ports on the Continent; and lor Mediteranean pons. For freight ana cabin passage apply at the compa ny's othce, 13 Broad-st. JAMES ALEXANDER, Agent. *or Steerage passage apply to LAWRENCE A RYAN, 10 Broad st., Boston. nolO'Gdeodtt International Steamship Co. Eastport, Calais and St. John, DIG BY, WINDSOR AND HALIFAX Spring Arrangement. TWO TRIPS~PER WEEK. On ami alter THURSDAY, r March 31st, the steamer Λβ«τ Α -τΓΠΪΐνν Brunswick, Capt. Ε. B. Winches 1er ami the steamer New Eng ϋΒίββϋβΕϊβΝ ian-l, Capi E. Field, will Jeavo Railroad Whan, loot Siate street, every MON DAY and THURSDAY, at 6 o'clock Ρ M lor Eait jortaud St. John. Returning will leave St. John and Eastport on same days Connecting at Eastport with Steamer BELLE BROWN, lor at. Andrews and Calai* and with N.B. C. Railway lor Woodstock and Honlton itai ions. Connecting at St. John with the Stsaner EM PRESS lor Digby and Annapolis, thsnce by rail to tVindsorand Haliiax and with the Ε. N. A. tailway lorSchediac and intermediate station*. Freight received on da\s of Bailing until 4 o' 'ock P. M. mr23dislw dtf A.R. 8TUBBS, Agent. Shortest Route to New York. Inside Line via Stoningion. Prom Boston and Providence Rall way station at 5.30 o'clock, Ρ, M., ri>J^(Sundays excepted) .onneetlnii with ι uew ami eiegam steamers ut Stoning on and aiming in New York in t>me lor early rains Souih and Wes.' and ahead of all other Line». lu ca>^ οι Fog or Storm, passengers by raying $1. ixtra, can take the Night r.xpie*s Train via. shore Line, leavinn Stoningioii at 11.30 Ρ M, ami reaching Sew York before tt o'clock A. M. J. W. K1CHa1:DSuN, Agent, ψ2ί» h. K. New York, every MONDAY and HI UsDAY, at 3 P. M. The Dirigoand Franconia are titled npvrith fine ccommoUn'ion* loi passengers, making this the lost convynii-L·» and comtorr.able route lor traveler! et ween New York nd Maine. Passage in State Room $5. Cabin Parage |4, leaia exrra. «ioo s torwar«ied to and from Montieal, Quebec, [alii ix. St. .John, and all part* of Maine. Shippers re reqnested to send f heir freight to the Steamers early as 4 r. m, «>n the day* they leave Portland. For irtighi or passage apply to HhNKV fUX, «Jalfs Wbart, Portland. J. F. AM ES, Pier 3# K. It. New York. May tf-at t J Α Ν Κ OF THE METROPOLIS Ken* 41 and 43 totale St) eel, BOSTON. This Bank*, having remodeled its Banking-House, akingitone of the most pleasant and convenient access in the tiiy, will continue to receive de Dsfts, discount promptly for ciKomers, buy and ill Bills on London, Dublin, Paris. Am-tenlaui, ranktort-on-tbf-Maiu, and all other cities ot urope, Asia and Airlea, and is>ue Letters ol Credit r travelers (which will be bonoiedln any partot the orl«l,) upen the most tiworablo terms. Partie· ou id do wt II to apply be'ore engaging elsewhere. We are constantly receiving letters ot the toilow i£ import: a m l A. Way. Esq.: ll-iving travelled in Asia, Turkey and other parte I·.urope, with a Letter ot Credit issued by your auk, 1 take pleasure in acknowledging tLe uniform ι .rt«j and attention shown bv vour crresnon nts. EDWlfc HADLEY." Ν. B. A commission will be allowed to Banks or niikers who nier letters or bills for their trieuds. ieb2 i-2aw 26t& law3»t-ly