The Portland Daily Press (Portland, Me.)
November 7, 1870

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Established June 23,1862. Vol. 9. MORNING. NOVEMBER 7. 1870. Term. 9S.00 per annum.in advance. The Portland Dally Press Is published everyday Sunday* excepted) by the JPurtland J'tdlishing Co., At 109 Exchange Street, Portland. Teems:—Eight Dollars a Tear in advance. The Maine State Press Is published every Thursday Morning at $2.50 a year; if paid in advance, at 82.00 a year. Rates or Advertising.—One inch of space, in length of column, constitutes a "square." $1.50 per square dailj first week. 73 cents per week after; three insertions, or less, $1.00; continuing every other day after first week, SO cents. Half square, three insertions or less, 75 cents one week. $1.00; 50 Cents per week after. Special Notices, one third additional. Under head ol "Amusements," $2.00 per square per week three insertions or less SI.50. Advertisements inserted in the "Maine Stat κ Press" (which has a large circulation in every part oi the State) for $1.00 per square for first insertion, and 50 cents per square for each subsequent insertion. Address all communications to PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO. BUSINESS CARDS DUDLEY P. BAILEY, Jr., COUNSELLOR AT LAW 59 EXCHANGE STREET, PORTLAND, ME. oct5ft MAITOCKH Λ FOX, COUNSELLORS AT LAW, ROOMS3 φ" 4 CAXAfj DANK BUILDING, 88 MIDDLE STREET, PORTLAND, MB. Chablei P. Mattock3. Edward "W. Fot. oc24-t'm E. PONCE, No. SO T'orchanae, Sfrxet. Importer and manufacturer ot CIGARS, Will eel! at retail as cheap a9 wholesale in otber places. Ha* bought th*> largest and best stock of Pipes in tbe market. All to be sold cheaper than can be found elsewhere in tbe city and no humbug about it. Come and examine the goods and satisfy yourselves. In that way my trade grows every day. ocHdly J. U. LAMSON, PHOTOGR APHEE, .('rem Philadelphia, Has opened a new and completely appointed FIRST-CLASS GALLERY I IK X'OKXLANli, No. 152 Middle Rfc, cor, Orosn St. Mono—Good Work and Moderate Prices. feb21dtt 1{. E. COOP Ε β CO., Practical Plumbers, 1 AND DEALERS IDT Bath Tubs, Water Closets, Marble S'abs, Wash Basins, Sue ion and Korce Pumps, KuDber 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 un hand. Plumbing in all its branches promptly attended to No. lOO Federal St., J»n29 PORTLAND, UK. dtf DAILY PEEB8 PRINTING H0ÏÏ8E. WM. 31. MARKS, Book, Oard and Job Printer, 109 Exchange street, PORTLAND. ΗΓ" Every description ot Job Printing neatly and ï»romptiy executed, and at the lowest possible prices. Orders trom the country solicited, and promptly ottuiwlc.il tn 5oTJ4*' W. Il, CLIFFORD, Counsellor at Law, AND SOLICITOR Ο ATENTS. Has remove to No. SO Middle Street, BOYD BLOCK. auz4 C. J. SCIIUtlACHER, FRESCO PAIMTER. ffice at tbe Drug Store of Messrs. A. G. Scblotter beck Co., 2103 CougrmKi., Portland, We., Jan 12-dtt One door above Browi., 8IIESIDAH QEIPFITHS. PLASTE Κ ΕΚδ, PLAIN AND OltNAMENTAL ITU0f)0& MASTIC WOKKEK8, λΟ. β SOVTH ST., PORTLAND, MB. Prompt attention ι aid to all kinds ot Jobbing η our lire. apr22dtf BRENNAN HOOPER, UPHOLSTERERS No. 33 Free Street, ^Formerly in the Row No. 368 Congress Street.) majsufactukebs of Pablob Suits, Lounges, Spbins Beds, MATTKKÏÛKB, &C. A11 kinds of Repairing neatly done. Furni ure boxed and malted. oc25-'€9T,T&stt Geo. K, Davis Co.'s BULLETIN. Money to loan money to loan i We are prepared to loan money in ■urns from fflOO to $'20,000, on First-class mortgagee in Portland, Weetbrook and Cape Elizabeth. GEO R. DAVIS Co., eei 24tf Re 31Ιΐ7 Tliis Celebrated Brand ol Flour, »KOM CIIUIUK IV III; AT, Crop 01 1870, l> tor tale nt all flrit class retail Flour Stone. Tij it ami *ou will get a very »hne fc'tnor ol inuM vx quality otllil3w Hard and W hite Pine Timber. nn hand and eawed to dimensions. llARIk ΡΙλΚ PLAOK. fftAttU f>nKVl.Ot Ν up stairs tenement of 7 rooms, No. 10 Spruce street. Apply at tlie bonne. novDtt To Let. ANEW two story House and irood Garden, five miles from Portland, and five minutes' walk from G. T. R. Depot In Falmouth; thre trains to and from Portland, daily. For further in form it ion app'y to Η. M. STONE. Falmouth, Oct 31. 1870. ocStdl w# Te l et. STORE No 16 Union Wharf. Apply to GEORGE GWYNN, no3d3\v 103 Commercial it. Tenement to Let. A NICE new tenement «or a sm*Il family. Price $205. Apply to GEO. C. FRYE. oc28tt corner ol Congress and Franklin sts To Let. A LARGE, pleasant Iront room, with board, on reasonable terms. Kor particulars apply at No. 140 Oxford street, near-Elm. oct28tf To Let. A PLEASANT Teuement ot eight rooms, up stairs. Plenty "t water, &c. Enquire at No. 3 Sherbrooke St. oc20dlw* A Tenement to Let TO a tmnll respectable family without children. oc31*lw-tf Apply at 27 Wilmoi Street. To be Lei, LODGING ROOMS. Two pleasant rooms on sect nd floor, at 28 High Si. octl2eod3w* House to Let in WestbrooSr. Δ FIRST CLASS Fronoh Roof House, containing (10) ten ι ooms, (stable connected) on Pleasant 't.reet, Woodford's CorneT.- Horse Cars pass ilie Souse. Apply at office ot Winslow, Doten Co.'e Planing Mill. Cross street, Portland. tep29tl CONGRESS HALL Γο Let, with or without Music, Ο EANOKABLE TEHM". Enquire at the Hall. &EE HAENDES'S^TADHILLE band, FIVE PIECES! Λ JB Prouiptrr. All orders promptly attended to. sej 271 f To Let, HOUSES and Stores on Pearl Street and Cum berland Terrace by sep27-ly J. L. FARMER. Rooms to Let FURNISHED rooms with or without board, at No. ΐ· Free sneet. ocl4-2ao new3t To be Let, 11 he whole or part ot the block ot Brick Stoies on Portland Pie»-. Apply at the Me roll ants National Bank. JylStf Tenements. WE keep a list, of all the vacant tenements in tbe city with all neceveary intoimatioi in regard :o them. Ca 1 and examine "it aud save time, GOUGH HOWARD, ocfttf 4£ Free St. Block. To Let BASEMENT Store recently occupied by MARK ΒΕϋΊΉ KK8. Pos^e-sion given immediately inquire ot M AUK BROIHEUS, over Davis, Has ;ejl Co, corner Market and Middle streets. Portland, Oct. 5th, 1870. oc5tt Rooms to Let Γ WO ROOMS, furnished or untunsislipd, without board, o-i Congress et, opposite the Park. Enquire at this office. sep22d3w*tf For Sal© or Lease. ALt)T otland on Cross stroet. Enquire of Edward Howe No. 24 Dantorth street, or ot ri. J. Libby, Ko. 146 Middle street. may14dtt TO LET, QFFICES IK FLUENTBLOCK, Either Single or in Suits. These offices are the most desiraWe in the city icing pleasantly situated and heated by steam. Also, Desk ioom and des-ks furnished it desired. marPdtt A 1 en em ents to Let. T from $4 to S12 per month, in Portland and Cape Elizabe'h. Enquire ot N. #1. Woodiuau, 18 Oak Street, and J. c. WOODMAN, JanSdti lllj Exchange St. F To C>et IIEST clafp Store and OflicrF on Fxel snpe Street between Middle and Fore Streets. Apjt'y to _ W. H, JMlEtKON, it Oftice ot Nathan 'Webb, Efq, No, 69 Eielt inge Street. decSOdtf TO LEI. oelCtt 139 Commercial St. Hie Victory is Ours S HOOPLA II! BOOTS AND SHOES. Vbo fella Calf Boots at Î5.00 per pair? gt y 1,0 sells Men't- Chicago Ki^Booj^t SB 00? Who sells Cowhide Boots at $4.00? L. F. GoULD, lit Fédéra1 St. Who sells Cojs Boots at #3.00 and §3.f0? L. K.GOULD, 111 Federal St. Who sells Youth's Boots at $v?.00? L F GuULD, 111 Federal St. Who sells Studded Polish Boots and Balmorals at $2.50? L. F. GOULD, lit Federal St. Who sells Men's Brogans at $1.75? 1 F. GOU LD, 111 Federal St. Vlio sells French oil go it balmcrais at $2.75? L. F. GOl LD, 111 Fed. ral St. Who sells Mi ses' Tap sole Balmora's at SI.75? L. F. GOULD, ill Federal St. iVho nells Women's Pegged Balmorals at $1.90? L. F. G· »ULD. Ill Fe e«al St. Who sells Women's Se, 111 Federal St. Who «ells a'l kinds ot Hoots and Shoes cheaper than any oiher man in Portland? L. F. GOULD, 111 FederatSt. Who make? fir>t-class French call'bools to measure? ï. S. McNABB, witu L. F GOULD, 111 Federal &t. Who can repair Boots and Shoes? j. S. Ale Ν ABB, with L. F. GOULD, 111 Federal St. Please Give us a Oall and Save Money, Semcmbcr the Place Ill Federal $t· ocl5dlm SPECIAL MOTI€E. Elias Howe Sewing Machines 1KD E. Butterick Co.'s Patterns of Garments, Having established a Braneli Store at 173 Middle Street, PORTLAND) With a very large stock of the above named goods, ve would respectfully call a'tmtion to the same. Parties desiring Sewing Machines will do well to five us a call before purchasing elsewhere. The £lhs Howe Sewing Machines are ce :e rat el or their extreme simplicity .durability and a »aplalion ο a great ram-e cf work. We are prepared to sell >y "INSTALLMENTS," on very favorable terms. TO THIS LADIES. We call tlieir particular attention to our choice stock of E. Buttciii k ôc Co's celehrattd PVI'TEHNO OK Ο Ali.ll ΚΝΤί Γογ Ladies, Mi»scs, Boys and Little Children oi both cl5tt I 7Λ Mill tile Mcfel, 1'oillmid. ~ioo Chamber Sets! W. TAÏÎBOX, 1Ô8 and 160 Fore St. Manufacturer ami denier in C BER SET AND ChaLiber Furniture r»alc and Kctnil. χη atj a complete assortment ot Creckfiy· Glass Ware CARPETING, Bidding:, Maîtresses, And all articles necessary lor Household Furnishing· Oct 'JO-dtt SATUAX CjOOLS), Merchant Tailor, Xo. 137 1-2 Middle St., Hap just received a new stock oi (roods in hU line and is pr. pared 10 make up Hi*· β une in the m.>st stylish and substantial manner possible aud at the LO tv Ε S, Τ LU ΊΧΟ Ρ HIC H S. Ο*" Particular attention gi»en to tlie cuttiug ut garments οι every description. All Work Warranted to give Per fect Satisfaction. ocll-2mo Noticvi The Carriers ot the "Press" are not allowed t) sell Papers singly or by the week, under any en jnmstancts. Persons who are, or have been, receiv ing the ".press in this manner, wiil eonter a tav >r by ltaving word hit office.?j MISCELLANEOUS. ENTIRELY NEW. Having just returned from New York with a largî aid well ε ejected Stock of the VERY LATEST STYLES j no HciriiBreq iired I OF MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS I We are now prepare 1 to furnish our customers anrl the public with all the latest novelties oi the season in Feathers, Flowers, t ac« s, silks. Satins, Velvets, Ribbons, Ac &e. Ladies', Mioses',Children's Hats Κ Bonnets MdnuPd Trimmed to Order tVK GUARANTEE ûATIDFiCTlON! Also a lulUine ο» Embroidery, Lace Goods, Trimmings, Bib bons, Hosier y, Gloves, &c., &c. Mrs. W. Β,. S\RLL·, 322 Congress Street, Maine. CC 1\V A ΤLANΤ0C Mu tual Insurance Oomp'yj (ORGANIZED IN 1R42.) 51 Wall st., corner of William, New York. I mures Afrairst Marine and fulaud Navigation ï*4e!rs. This Uomrany is PURELY MUTUAL. The whole PROFIT reverts tc the ASSURED, and are divided ANN U ILLY, upon the Prémuni» terminated during the year tor which Certificates are issued, hearing interes t until redeem a·' In January 1870, the Aftecla Accumulated from i'* Businci· were n* follow·, vise: United States and State of New-York Stocks, City, Bank and other Stocks,. $7,656.'j90 00 Loans secured by Stocks and otberwire 3e now prepared to •show th^ir friends auil t e pubiic, one ο t ibo finest stocks in the citj, comprising Web Velvets and Velvet Ribbon?, IN ALL COLORS AND BLACK, M lta and Thread Lms, Lace iind Linen Collars, Sills and Lama Fringes, SILK BHAlDi, Ladies Misses Flannels. Worsted Patterns Willi Worsted and losses •uietuiiy shaded. Gloves and H'-ieicry, S Is in'is ;tnIJN G! In i?\ descriptions and ot every style done in the besi manner at QUIiNGY'S BINDERY, Itoom 11, Printer's Excliauge, No. Ill Exchange Street, 0T*Now is the time to have your volumes of pe riodicals bound in good style. SSB^Blank Looks made to order at low rates. OCttf UM. A.QUIWCV. Ask Your Grocer For It! 110 USEKE Ε Ρ Eli S Choicest Family Flours In tlie Market, M ASFIACTtBEU II Y THE Celebrated Lindell Mills, Palmyra, Mo. FOLLOWING CHOICE FLOUltS: Lsn«lcE? 1TB ê S 3s Citsis, CrCilB Ut ÎSV I.OHDS, Si. «ïcIîms Kxii'a, FOR SALE TiY η wocaDury,JLiainani liliddeD, 1S7 Commercial Street, rOUTLAND, MAINE. ocfidtl CAUTION. ALL persons «re liereby foibi'l, falling Iron or Met.ila, trora the wieck ol tue Steamship Bo hemian. «vitliout my consent. Any person or persons, getting or receiving anv of tliis Iron o» Metals, without my cornent, aie liable to prosecution. A. G. CROSBY. Portland, 22nd Oct., 1870. oi25d3w VV Fersous out oi I mplojm nfc HO wish u> make money can clear Irom $3 f« $5 a uay, selling C eholm'4 IV» w Variety Prize Pachagc Send to: circular, or appiv to o. It. CHISH'JLM, Grind Tiunk De^ot, Portland. Me. Pedlers and parties traveling through the country, will find it to their advantage to stud tor circular to the above address. o«'t17ti COTTAGE. This favoiite Sea-Side House and Sum »met Ke.-ort, ilie finest on ttie Maine 0«»ast, fc^Tdwill be open lur transient and permanent Vf'wcompany, on the lPth 1n*t. FJr«'-01ass ac Bc'lHromni0(taii0ns «η every appointa-enr. VAN VALKlfiUBuitGH CO., proprietors. Portland, «June 8, 1*70. juuOtt THE MOTTO WELL KEGULATFD FAMI LIES: k· We Buy ()r*r Boots and Shoes» at Palmer's, 132 Middle *t/ Oct 7eodtl Lost! WEDNESDAY, between 11 and 1 o'clock, on Congress t, a long B)a our care, to SECURE THEIR HEALTH aND VIGOR. Horses and Carriages to Let AT REASONABLE KATES. «OICNfSII COFFEE Portland. Nov 3, 1870. no5dlm McGBEGOB FURNACES. 0. ΓΛ, D. W. NASH, Would call tlie cspecial attention of tliosa in want ot ft* unlace* to our new and ^uiprovfil itl■ lircj;· or Cun n^, for warming Vubhe Buildings, Stores and Uwelliny Houses It is SUPEIifO/i to all other fia and Atrica, and is*ue Letters ol Credit tor tiuvelera (which will be honored in my partot the world,) upen the n'osi tavorable terms. Parties would do «ν» II to apply before engaging elsewhere. We are constantly receiving letters ot the lo.low in·? impel t "SAM L A. Wav. Esq.: Having travelled in Asia, Turk®ν and other parts ol Europe, with a Letter ot Credit issued by yoor Bank, I lake pleasure in Acknowledging tee uniform curtesy and attention shown l»v >our correspon dents. EDWIN HADLiiY.' N.B. A commission will be allowed to Banks or Bankers who rder 'etters or bills tor their triends. teb24*2aw26t&law39t*ly The Popular Oyster Mart. The trade supplied with the Finest Grades ot Oysters, AND All Kintls of (shell Fisli. W arrangements with the most celebrated Oys Ifl ter markets are unequal ltd in this or any other city. Out ot town tiade an rely upon getting their OiCDKtfo Ml rH) PttOlTlFl'LW, and alwavs with a tresh article, BSTOysters cooked in all the fashionable styles at my Saloon. 110 Ext'Iianrje btreet, Jesse IV. Freeman. novC-M* City of Portland. NOTICE is hereby g'ven that Monday, the 7th inst. at 7 1-2 o'clock P. M., at the Alderman's Konta is fixed lor hearing all parties interested in petition ot' B^rj M. Jac son lor permission to erect a private stable on Tyng aireei. Per trder. II. I. ROBINSON, City Cleik. Nov 5 d2t Bi. BISËËO CO Dissolution. Portland, Nov. 1, 1&70. jV OTiCE is hereby given hat the partnership lately subsisting I etween Ctias. U. Bieed, late ot Portland, dvceased, and Chas. A. Wakien, of said Portland, uuder the firm name ot C. H. BKEhD CO, is dissolved. λιι ucDis uue tie said partnership aie to be paid to, and those nu nom the same riaie music for Center' s, Le. lures, Fairs, Par ties, and Festive Utcasions, w'th pioL.ptne?s aid with the endeavor to give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage. ncl4tt lOOO Ubls. Baldwin Apples FOB SALE Lo\T BY smith pnn.»KitOK, oeiOJtf -No. 21 ami £3 WarUet street. NOTICE. Π A VINO ie-igned the ofïi e ot Deputy Sheriff, I ie«p ifatly req estthote o^iig me lor ser vices to make immtdiate payoent. WILLIAM PAINE, Standi.h, November 3,1870. nov5"~w IN Ο Τ Χ Ο Κ fpHE Bridge at Staples' Point, Falmouth, Is Im A passible notice will bo yiven when repabs are comple td. nov5#3w For Charleston, JS. C. Brig Hiram Abifr" Lavi· g most of her cargo engage will hail wiih on- pateli. For IV tig lit or passage a^p'y to ggte» It Y AN Λ DAVIS, in,5U-t No ICI Commereial St. THE DAILY PRESS BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Advertising Afcncy, ATWRLl. no.. 174* Middle street, Advertihe mrxts inscrte.t in papers in Maine anil through i!t the country at the publisher's loses rates. Agricultural Implements Λ «ipeds. SAWYEIt WOODFORD, No. 11» Exchange St. Auctioneer. O. W. HOLMKS, No. 327 Congress Sr. Auction Sales every Evening. Private Sales daring the day. AueiK-iee for Sewins illnclihit*. W. S. IiVEIt, 15R Middle St .over H. H.Kay's. All L'inds of Machines tor sale and to let. Re.pait ing. M. G. H. WAIiDEN, 64 Middle Street, over l ock, Mcserve Λ Co. (Improved Howe.) Bilkers. W, G. COÏÎB, No. 12 Pearl Street. liooas iiiitl ^liocs—Gents Custom Work. WALTER BF.RRV, No. 101 Middle Street. Rook>»ilm nni) Stationers. ΗΟΓΤ. FOGG Sc BREED, 92 Middle Street. Rook-Binders. SMALL SHACKFORD, No. 35 Plum Street. Rotanet and Vînt Blearliery. H. E. UNDERWOOD, No. 310J Congress Street. ("oui nnd Wood. PAUL PRINCE SON, foot of Wilroot stree tlabinot Fnrnitwre !*fantifnetiirere. THF.O. JOHNSON CO.. No. 13» Union Street. Ctirpnilpr* nnd BnlWcrs WHITNEY MEANS. Pearl et, opposite the P irk. rt«tliins and Fsimisliinsr Goods. LEWTS Λ LFWtS, No. 76 Middle Street. Cement Pmin and Water Pipe, Chimneys Λο.. J. w. STOCK WEI Τ, CO.. 28 nn1 161 Dsn forth Street-, or«l*rs receiver! by Ν. M. Pcrltfns Co., awl Kendall WM'uey. Dye House. F. BYMOND«, India St.,(the only one In Portland.) FOSTER'S DTK MOUSE, No. 79 Twiddle St., near tlie corner ol Exclianze. FOREST CITY DYE HOUSE, 315 Congress «t. Ileiittsts. DWs. EVAN* Λ* STROUT, Clapp Bloek, Con. Β JOSTAH HEALP. No, 105 Middle Street T)R. W. R. .ΤΟΗ\«ην Κλ 111 S. A. PACKARD, Cor. Congress anl Exchange Sts. DriiKjLMMs and Apothecaries. JOHN A. ilTONTG Ο MER Y, 143 Congress Street. Flour Dealers—Wholesale. LATHAM, BTTTLER CO., Ko, 7» Commercial St Furniture—Wholesale and Retail. BEALS CO.vcor. ci Middle and Franklin Streets. WALTER COREY Λ CO.. Arcade No. 18 Eree St. N. TARBOX, No. 153 Fore st. (up stairs.) Furniture mid House Furnishing Goods· BENJ. ADAMS, cor. Exchange and Federal sts, HOOPER EATON, No. 13ft Exchange Street. Ο WELL HOYT, No. 11 Preble *tre*t. WOODMAN St WHITNEY, No. 56 Exchange Bt. Furniture and Upholstering· DAVID W. DEANE, No. 89 Federal street, all kinds ot TJuholstering and Repairing done to order. E. LORD, Jr., 101 and 103 Federal St. Repairing ot ail kinds clone to order at short notice. Provisions and Groceries. I. T. JOHNSON, 135 Cnmberland St.,*near Wilmot St., and cor. Oxtord and Wilmot Streets. Hair Goods and Toilet Articles. J. F. SHERRY,No. 9 Clapp's Block, Congress St* opposite old City Hall. Hat IVTaiiufacturers. CHAS» GOULD, Practical Hotter, No. 10 Oak St. Horse Shoeing. S. YOUNG, 187 Comtn'l St.. First Premium awarded at Npiv En of and Fair for Best Horse Shoes. India Hiihhcr and Gutta Percha ι Goods· H. A. HALL, 118 Middle street. Jewelry and Fine Watches. ABNFR LOWRLT., 301 Congress Street. Age', for Howard Watch Company. iVfanufacturers of Trunks, Valises an Carpet Ba«?s. DURAN JOHNSON, 171 Middle 116 Fed'l Ste. Masons and Builders· N. E. REDLON, 233 1-2 Congress et. Ortrm» ftlflelodeon Manufacturers. SMALL KNIGHT, No. 154 Exchange Street. Paper ITJisttilnsrs Window Shades it ml enther strips. GEO. Ij. LOTHPj^ Co., No. 97, Exchange Street. Patterns. lHo«***4Congress sts Watches, Jewelry, Ac. J. AMBROSE MERRILL, No. 139, Middle street. J.W.& H. H.MCDUFFEE, cor"Mlddle Union sts. jx^l Adams Mouse iff"'*» Temple Street, Portland» Me· JOHN maWIIR, Ft»pri«t«r This new first-class business Hotel is now open to the public. All the appointment*, are new and the location, within a tew rods of both the Middle St. and Congress st. car·, is one of the most convenient in the city. The Hote contains torty rooms, conveniently ar ranged in suites. The Proprietor has had experi —ν» . stion, tbey will spare no eli'oit to sustain the goo j uta'i η ol their intern ments, :ind they feel aesu e to persons desiring to pureliaee. G.W. MAKSTON, Organist ot' State Street Church. Nov 3-d2wX w4w4t For Sale. A good Coasting Schooner, 110 tons Ο. ΛΙ carries 110 M lumber; in per fect order all teady lor businesss. For partie l'are apply to STEPHEN ttlCKEB, uooui'w* 131 Commercial St., Porilaud, Me. state ot Patrick conroy. NOTICE is liereoy give that the subscriber has been duly appointed and taken upon himsell the trust of Administrator οι the estate ot PATKiCK CONROY, late of Portland, in the County ot'Cumberland, deceased, and given b>>nds as the law directs All persons having de mands upon the estate of said deceased, are required to exhibit the samv and all persons indebted to*aid estate are called upon to make payment to WILLIAM E.JUOKlilS, Adm". Portland flov. 1st, 1870. noû-lQ-17 I MISCELLANEOUS. THE BEST OVERCOATS! In Portland, ABE AT SMITH'S OSE-PRICE Clothing Store, Opposite Falviotilli Hotel. Not l-dii On If $30 to Chicago Great Reduction in Rates I OVER THIS fljake Shore and Michigan Southern as© Pennsylvania Central Route· The safest, meet reliable, and fastest liae^runnlng ττ9β&Ρ Kates continue $6.50 lower than at the beginning of tl'eyear. Pullman Pa'ace Cars run on these lines. THROUGH TICKETS l>y these routes and to all points South over the Great Southern Mail Route. Through TIftVple t.n VF.W VfiHTT τ,,ο Fall River Line, Stonington Line, Springfield Boute, all rail, Shore Line, all Rail, And thence tn Philadelphia. Baltimore and Wash ington, with Time Tables, and all necessary infor mation can beobtaii, NAINE, On Tuesday, the 15iVa of Noycmbw· TICKETS "o FOB fcTEINQ OF THBEE. 1st Pbize. 1 double barrel breech loading Shot Gun worrh $1(0.00, 2nd Pkize. 1 Sporting Rifle wcrili |28.C0. 3d Pbize. 1 Target Rifle, $1G 00. 40 Roi Οι en Sight. 80 Telescope. J. B. LICA9, Dealer in Gune, Riflet». Fishing Tackle, Sporting Goods, &c.i No. 89 Exchange St., Portland, Me. norleodtd LOOK AT TUE Loudon and Frenc1 Vassiineres for Trow AT CHISAm'8, »tt Free street. All the Novelties in Fine Overcoatings, Λ CIIIS.4 Utt Free rtlretl. Striped Suitings, Latest thing Out AT GHHAM'g, Free SIrect. French English Diagonals AT A fl> 36]Free Street. A Full Line·! Fancy Vrilinga in Silki, %elTct« and Cavhtucrc, w0 :h having, AT CUI8An>j 30 Free Street. OH L AM Hai the Best 81 'c of Fine Good· for Gentlemen, it of Bo*tou. S3F~Call and sec them. No. 36 Free Street. if j oi want a Garment made as it sh ,uld b:« GO TO CHISAMS 36 Free treet. Nov 3d If BIRDS,JUKDS. SAWYER WOODFORD Have j as t :tiYed a fine lot of GERMAN CAN ABIE S I fîii 11 mtrl Saa 1»a w They Lare also receive tlie Agw corner Commercial Wharf GET Til Κ BEST Bmh'i Argnninr Ilnir nfe, long anil lavor ably known to tbr uut.lic. »t»nils |>eeileiw ami un rivale'l. It i» tlie tes», «ui( k'"l·'n„ir ino»i natural, durable, harmless aud e.û*L,ua' "a Ove In I lie world. It color. b..lr or wbiskerj* Brown 01· Black iuttanMneoimlj. an.i give· tliem« Ρ" natur.il apii-aian e. ami If unaiteuiied whh any in furi,..n R Piick.SO, wub t,ru>u and sponge complete, only $1.0>>· ULO. C. GO ->T>WiN CO Sold t»y all »nut0^t9. }>e|>o('eo>ibm Wood. Wood! ι l AUP and SOFT WOW', lor >ale at No. 43; Lin À 1 coin Btrtet.- Also, vrj *U|fιηχιι. Jtu2» _WM.>IUS*. daily press. POBTLAN15 c Monday Morning, Ho-vembsr 7, 1870. An lnmru.e 4 oui field. A Coal Belt Thkeb Hdhbbeu Miles Long. A correspondent of te Chliicago Tribute writes as follows in reference lo the v»onder fut deposit of coal at Evanston, in Wyoming: The nearest station on the road is Evans ton, but there is a telegraph station, called Alniy, at the mine, the latter being connectcd with the main track by a railroad 11,000 feet long, built at a cost ol $75,000. Alujy is pre cisely haif-way between Omaha and San Francisco—nine hundred and fifly-seven miles from cach. Certain persons calling them selves the Rocky Mountain Cual and Iron Company laid claim to a strip of lutd cover ing the coal cropping, one-hall mile wide and three miles long, in the Winter of lsOS-9, and immediately commenced opening it. The range of hills in which the coal is situated is 3j0 to 500 teet high, and appears to copl'urm in direction to the f ar run ning nearly norLh to«Vith Kiudiei ι'ο. of Vienna.. 3,0«0,00ι» ltea-Wiih J. B. Jcrkerol Mexico.... 11,000,110.1 l»t>3—tu the Tun1» loan 3,noo,0tnl 1>·04—lu th* Ottoman loan 5,000,00*1 1866—At New York, on mortgage, by Brown Brothers ΙΟ,ΟΟΟ,Οίβ 186"—In til Kusstan io*n, bv Kuntfer Co an.I PHI», banker, at St. (Vîereburg 3,000,000 1869—Th rin|>re·» purchased an e.-tate in lier own mine, at Santao der, through Dou lroplta...· w,000,001 1870—Tlie empress purchased another e-taie at Alfov, Dfar A icauf.. 2,000,000 1SÎ0—Placed with Bern Ton Dressen, at Amsterdam, for investment 7 000,004 Tola! «3,000,001» "It is for you, Mousieur, to say how much vour master ever placed in the French funds. For my own part, 1 only know of one invest· ment in the rei.te made by him, and that wa* lor the benefit of a 'little lady' whose name I shall not mention. Receive, etc., "October 1,1870. Max Pol." Theeixty-lbree millions enumerated (equiv alent to £2,520,000 sterling) canuot, adds the correspondent, by any means represent the full amount of the provision, out of the pub lic purse of France, which the emperor ha* made lor himself against a rainy day. It at once occurs to me that he has real property at Lake Cotno, at Civita Vecchia, in Koma and at Ateneniberg. I have heard it saij since I have been here that if the emperor were to go uu iu the biggest balloon ever seen, and make a Ions rial voyage, he could not drop down upou any P"rl ol Europe without being within reach of a handsome property of his own. The Methodist Fpiscopal church in South Somerset, Mass., having been altered and im proved at an expense ol over $1,1X0, aud re opened on Wednesday, by devotional exer cises, was, during the the thunder shower, Thursday afternoon, struck by lightning. The steeple was badly shattered, the carpet badly burned, and the house otherwise damaged to the amount in all of about $000. "Aplasue o' both your houses" appears tob· the general verdict iu the Tilton-Fulton cax·. says the Itoston Tranttript. "So say we all ol us."

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Ί·Μ1~; PEKS9. Monday lieiiiBp, Kcvtmber 7i 1Ê70. What wt·I Con·» of lb. A u.i.ti.e-A Re publr, KwP'1* or· K'UKlloDi? Thank Heaven for tl e at mist ce, whatever c mes of it! Thiers, who is 74 years old and w ο is described as "a little short t Id muiit w ih a shahliy Mack oveicoat and dirty whit® h u," had accomplished something worihy of Jnsearlier yeais in Biirgii.gabout a suspension of hostilities. There will be a pause in King William's butcher\, at least, and Iliere is a s rung probability that lie will not risk all that lie has won ol glory and of pi es lige by re new ing the contest on any trivial pretest. There is, however, reason toappreuend that the sudden yielding of Bismarck on almost every contested point—his consent to conclude the arnnstics without healing from the Tours Government, to permit paris to receive pro visions and Alsace aud Lorraine to be repre senled in the Coustiluent Assembly which is to be e'ected immediately and to convene on the lot ι mst.,—is occasioned by secret pur poses which will Gil France as well as ail dis. interested spectators with indignation. There is loo much cau^e tot suspecting ihat the sur prising complacency of Bismarck, the base surrender of Bazaine, (he laie gathering of Imperialists at Wilhemsliohe and tlie weak de fence of Napoleon just pub'ished are all parts of one scheme to wbii h I lie Piussians are a party lor the restorat on of the Empire. Ol Bazaine's treacheij, aud ot his acting in the supposed ii teiest ot Bonaparte, theie can t e h'id'y a douot. lie has published an em phatic denial, M is true, but the opiuhu ol military men, like tien, (irant, in reîard to the lieeille-sne.s of surrender, tlie astonishment and anger it occasioned tliiougliout Fiance atio the testimony of very many oi his subor dinate fficers leaves little doubt that the in tamou· French Arnold has added the cume ot falsehood to ta a' ol treason, l'erhaps there may be no ground lor fea ing that a kind ot cmp d'etat, to which Napoleon and Bismarck are both parues, has been planned, but these men, who are the most unprincipled states in Kurope, are capable ol anything. But H the aimistice is concluded in good faith—if lb* French people are to be permit ted to elect a represtniaiive body that can es tablisb a legitimate and stable government wl) cli. in turn, can negotiate a peace with the pie^ent ρ ovisional gove'cinent lias i. sh ivwi itself Si fficieut y capable ol gaining su port and pieservii g the pubi c Uaniler in the couisp of an umi-ualiy long discourse on tbe European ■war that b° woud nave "russeJ around," bad h been Bazaine, nil he had broken through tb Prussian lines environing Melz. It is cu rious to contrast the contemptuous mam er W ih η bicli tbe Argus and other Democratic sheets speak of tbe President's military ootu ijds with their profoundly respe'tiul tieat inent of Gen. Lre. Our neighbor, whose se .«ois are so much m'gli'ier than his pen, treats t e Hebel as il be had saved and the President as if he bad won bis lain® in trying to de=tioy the Uinon. Bui we have not mu>h fault to tind wilh Ibis singularity ol conduct, foi public men are fair sub ects lor ciitieism. What we object ti is the indulgence ol the sphit that detests Grant and loves the men he conqieted so far as Ιο ριο ι pt the espies sion ol sjinpalby lor local attempts to leani· mile the t'ead carcass ol re>e lion su h as have lately occurred in South Carolina, Yir ginia and New York. Great importance is to be attached to the declaiatioti of Secretary Robeson, who seems to be greatly surpiisedat Lis own discovery, that the pover of tbe gen eral government may yet have to be interpos ed to save the Union men of the South Iroin slaughter. Indeed, when tbe Kebel Deino cra s indemi i y themselves ior th° loss of an election by shooting a number of Republican» abi'U· equal to that, party's majority, as they d d in South Carolina the other day, we may weil believe that w bat t>e Secretary says is Hue. I'eiliaps we oueht not to leel any sur pnse 'liai the papers whifb eym|iai.biz>-d with the New Volk mob 01 Juy lffli, and wi:h the rebellion ate now in symiathy with the South Carolina and Ν·τ ο k murdeiers a.:d are e'isi a 01. the Tammany ta· tion in New Yolk to iuaugutate another scene ol blood shed. S-'ENAIOK fPBAGUE IN ThoUBLE.— Tie chars;.· ii ade by 11· t ii y ο' War on the Ιΰιΐι ol June, 1805, sis months aiter tlie attest of Spranue's accom- .u, pices, lecoinmt nd ng the niai ol ceitain par tie» b·. cuit maniai lor t:eason. must have j b en writicn with a lull knowledge ol all the fads in Gen. Uix's possession. Sprague-'s al le.ed treasonable dealings wilh tbe Rebtls weie carried on through the ageney of oue Iloyt. Judge Holt's communication says: William spraiiue has written tevetal letters to tien. l>ix iu regard to tbe case, in none of wlii« h does he a 'mit, and iu one of will· h lie denies, a kno* ledge ol Hoji. and ol tbe de tail» ol the I.peiation, such as is Ind.cated by lei tel s trom h m, lound on Ho t, who ex presslv de.lares William S|.rague to have been cosni/aiit ol ih. process of the i>u mess, and to have advised and aided it to the utmost 11 his power. It is slatPd brague that thecb ject as to a'd Union citizens in Texas, and obtain infoiiua ion lor the Gov em η em ι ut no one else connected wilh tbe ven ute seems to have viewed il iu that liaht, and Β rou Spraeue, his part er. who, as William Sprague owns, had special charge ot the spec u atioti, plainiy descnbes it as undertaken to get out cotton. Tbe Providence Journal, referring to these ciri-umstances says: Mr. Je·c1 es in his speech af Paw'ucket, intimated thai other évidence beaimg upon v..c case oec.irue Known to mm. in tn«* course 01 an investigation hetorc tbe Committee ou Retteniliment, ot wiiicl lie is a int-tnt'Cr.— This evidence, together with lb' letlers and papeis communicated to the Secretary ot V» ar, which U seems now should com* into the possession of the public will undoubtedly throw important light upon the character of all the transac'ions winch have been made the subject ot this discussion. TllE Sunday Star'» Aususta letter eays I that Senate? Mortiil's recovery must, at. lea ti be slow. Oi the preaching ol ï. II. nut bard, Esq., it says: Mr. Hu1 bard is a fluent and forcible speaker and Ins been prominently known iu tbe poli tics ol the State for manv tears. lie was somewhat suddei ly converted to Christianity (luting tbe pastern· tner, and immediate!' be gan missionary work and bas several times preached with good effect ι-eiore vaiious audi ences. One thing pat icularly gratityingto his manv triends was the tact that his dis courses here were comparatively iree from the conceits that feenmliy attach to fierco new converts. He spoke reverently and modestly of his i'ho=en course, and his words were not marred l>y ill-judged expressions that repel reasouing inquirers. The same letter says that Senator's Mor ris's re-election is teasonab'y certain, that the contest for the Presidency of the Stale Senate is b-tween Lane of Cumberland and Bi.ffum of Peuobscot, the latter being the wincing man it the United States Senator question is made a lest, that tue PapT Cieiit Commis sion has nearly completed its labors and that there is a deficit in the pic/ aceouut ol the late Steward and Treasurer of the Insane Hospi tal, who has recently pone West to reside. Political The Watchman, and Iirflei tor says "As long as Wendell Phillips lives, scolding will not be reckoned auiong the 'Lost Aits'. Ile is kinçs in that realm, and whether in calling Lincoln a slave hound, Governor Andrew a traitor, Grant a drunkard, or in attacking the church and the ministry, acd almost every public man ot the pasi, Generation, he has fully sustained his reputation." The Springfield Reuublcan says that it créait» the repifrl that Gen. Scheuck is to be appointed to the Euslish mission. It adds: '•He has brains enough, indeed, to undertake the whole jo'» ol our foreign diplomacy, and still have leisure for an occision 1 hand at his favorite 'poker'; and, with the Alabama ques tion transferred to Washington, as it is, he w II find himself with a.great deal of super fluous ti-ne and strength on his hands, at London." Senator Conkling, in his powerful speech in New York city last Tbuisday evening, mai'e the lollowing statements,not new, indeed, but never to be torgouen Wise admin'S'raMou enabled Congress last Ju y to strike from annual tavation at a sin gle blow $78,848,^7 33—212,01)0 trom in terna' revenue. »>23,li3li,827 3 J from t>e taritf. I*his dismissal ot tax-«, added to those dis missed before, make the reduction of annua1 taxation since Jul> 12, 18tt*i, $251,848 827 33. I Plia nnmkan «I ni tinl/i» J now tree, is more than 10,' 00. (Great ap ρ ause.) Tlie Democracy cry Doaii with the taxes" When the bill reducing ljx»s was Daase.I in July, uot a Democrat, voted lor it in either House. The Demo rats of St. Louis have nomina ted a col ired man as their candidate tor Con gress. It was dr'iie in builesqil··, and his election would be a joke tbev would not like to sw.-llow. But suangei- things Have hap pened. Polities' and especially primary meetings are getting mixed in Rhode Island. The Providence J"Urnal has the names oi fif'y tlnee Democrat J who voted at a Republican caucus in Pawluket. Hon. Samuel Si n all, who represented tl θ First M Vine District in Congre-s irom 1852 to 1S.")5, but who lias resided iji Minnesota tor man >ears past, made a speech at a Demo era ic gatheiing at Anoka, Minn, a tew da.vs sinee. This speec accordina to Ihe St. Paul I'resy, 'was chiefly about Alexander llamil toi Fisher Ames, .John Adams, .lefleitor, Gjn. Jackson, Sam. Mayall. and other illus tricn* s atesmeu oi ancieut times." The bnd\ of the tp°ech comprised a long extract from out of J a kson's message. Il can be as-eited u(ion offic'al authorhy tb?t, instead o't e President it-ceding in any particular flu ω the execution of bis avowee 1· diau peace policy, as has beeen ascertained ai.d is believed l>y some, on the contrary be is more βοηνιι ced of the propiiety and wi. dom of securing the aid of the religious ele ment ol the cjuntry in the vork of subduiug and civilizing the Indians, and lie is rteter miued to carry out bis vie \s in this matter to the fullest exient practicable. Al the great Repub.ican meeting iu Cooper In-ti.ute, Ν. V., Tuuisday eveoins, Judge P.errepont said that the Democrats could elect a President in 1872 on y by nominating a Republican. They woud not do ibis, how ever, but would piohaMy nominate Senator Τ niiuian of Ohio. He added that if God spared the liie of Gen. Grant lie would be le" elected. At the Republican Senatorial Convention in Lowell, Mass., on Saturday 1£2 ineffectual balloti jgs were bad and the Convention ad journed nine die. Thain in Fkance.—It will not do to draw hasty inferences un'avorable to even the reddest ot Ked Republicans who are creatiliï a distuibanee at Marseilles hpeanee they are lionizing (ieorgp Francis Tiain and making liim "Gpneral-in-Chie' of the Nat'on aile to see that Traiu is a mountebank instead ol a hero. It they took liiiu for a leader in their sober senses we might we 1 say of his going to France ivbit the c'own said of Hamlet's go'ng to Ensland —tbat he has gone "to te over his wits there; or.it he do not,'tis no great matter there," f ir the reason that 'twill not be seen in him there; there the men are as mad as he." If additnonai testimony »eie needed of the h irrible bart.arity ol the Prussians we have it i ι the statements of Dr J Marion Sims, late Surgeon in-chief ol the ληϊΙο-Amerieau am bulance in France, and who was present dur ing all the {Lining obou' Sedan and Bazeilles. He declares that tue newspaper reports were not in the least exaggerated, and it he were to live a hundred years he never could lorget ti.e sulWings endured by the French prison ers fiom starvation and inhuman treatment Jl the b irning ot Baz^lles, be says tt at the Ba varians, in their rage, lasteued the doors ann set fire to each h ure, hutnins a e>eat number of women and children. The smell of charred human flesh lor several days after waid was si. kening. The Bavarian- also shot a priest there, and some nuns and school girls, besides a gieat number 01 citizens. Ouc of our ambulance corps, Dr Blewett, saw the Havarians (Hiving before them an old tt an ani an eld woman who bad their hands tied t-ebind their backs, the Β varians k ck eng tlieui pious the streeit ot Bazeilles. and the next day he saw these old people shot dead Wounded trench soldiers we. e burn alive in the bouses wheie they lay. A Singular Case.—Mr. Walter Seo't, a worthy ci'izeu of Ea.»t Newark, N. J., and a ProfstaDl, was recently arrested and lodged in jail, on ehaige of oultaging his oldest d ngbter. At bis trial he was acquitted, on the testimony of medical experls tint the al leged crime h >d never been commuted, though be danghtet swore minuteiy and pos itively ti th» particulars ol thetutiace. It n appeals 1 tiat tlie ch .rge was trumped up by 'wo Catholic e ι ale tru-mls ot Sco't's de ceased wile who was also a Catholic) to get C JtiιroI oi bis children, two ol nhoiu were re moved to the Catholic Asy'um at Oianae, and two o'liers placed in i'atb ilic familes, w hen Mr. Kco t was confined in jai'. On be ing released, he recovered the custody ol bis children, and is now endeavoring te briug these wotren to justice. The daughter con fesses tbat her evidence b^'oie the Court «vas what she was instrucled to say I y these wo men, and superstitious feats of the ml ure awakened in h tliemcausfd her to obey their bidding. It is be ieved that the Catholic priests were grossi» imposed upon by lliesp women in an endeavor t" secme their co-operation m in is ati oeious outrage. Iîobbkiîy.—A tin box, robbery amounting tr» «>,vernor tloffiiian. Letter fVom (%«-w Sweden. New Swides, Nuv. 2, 1870. To (he Editor ol the I'ress. I se·' it stated iu a late issue of your paper thatibree Swedes have hit here to reside in St. Johu. This is au error. No Stride has left ibis setilemert 10 reside elsewhere. Tbiee have receutly visited St Jubn, aud will con tinue on to Ha'itax uuder the lollowiDg cir cumstances. These three men came with us from Sweden, anil formed part nf the firsi installment of the Maine S d>sb Colony. They took up loi?, cleared off a good piece of land, and out tbre- acres iu»o wner rye. Tliev lien, af er coD-nltation wnb my,and tbey bone wiih economy to lay by euoueb tbrougn the win er to pay the passage 01 their wives aidcbildien Iroin Old to N· w Sweden iu the early spnus. Tin y chosetbe îoite to Halifax because their families will laud there nex'Spiiig, and ι hey wish to lie there to meet them, and a· company ι h·an to their new hi me in Aroostook. Taey also expect several Iiuum hulus of their friend» to accompany their tamilies, and lake up larms iu New Sweden. Oat. 3"), twenty Swnd-9 arrived in the Col ony, ditect tiom Swedtn. Tbe co'ony η w numbers nearly one hundred, including forty luur uieu uv*-r iwenty-wuf jeara oiu. I shall secure a chance for all the men who b .y·» no wives with them to work out al1 win ter wuh ihe Ainerioan fii-mers or lumbermen in this vicinity. These colonists will thus be at no expense to any one during ibe winter, will I· arn our language and our customs and will come bat k to tbigned us, aud wo Mill le uiain. W tb ibe foice comÎLg nom toil we real'Z" the jreat duties wnicb vour co β Jei.ce imposes. Tlie first must bo the natio.iat de fence, wb'ch must be our ι X '.lusive occupation. We will repress all ciiannal moYiniruts bj a 8'Vere execution of the laws. Favie has also issued a proclama'ion,saying The d«litreraoce of the couuny is ouiy possible bv obedience to the military chiefs aud respect lor ihe laws. The general commanding at Me'z mak· s tbe foi'o»iue report ot ihe trophies bv the cap tu laiion of Baz>ine:53 eagles, 541 field guns, ammunition for more than 83 batteries, 800 siege gnns. 6G mitrailleuse, 300 l00nfl s and «ab'es, 2000 military carriages, powder, facto ries, etc., iell into ihe bauds of the Ptussians. There is increasing bitterness in L udon ai the slight ol B'smaick, as thowu iu his firm language s: On my way hitbet I am Mazz m al Leghorn. He w is as resolu'e as ev· r, but bas grown very wiiite and worn. Be cou'd bear to tpeak of Rom». He said,"I am tej oiced ibattheltal ians off τ tbur services and lives for republican prmcp es in fiance Could ibey have 'bought ibey might have saved I aiy aud helped F auce moretffici ntly. Au Italian repnblc w s pos sib e hree months ago. Garibaldi coulo bav« done it with me it be had dated, or wiiboui me il be did not clioose to W"tk wiib me wbeu I Was iu prison. Sh uld the war last, should Fiance triumph, Gaiibildi sbuuld be ieuieu. bered." Δ telegram dated at Versailles 4 b in)t. con firms the result of the election al Paris on the question of confi leuce in the provisiou Ί gov eruuieut. The returns tor the whole cil ν a e as follows: Yeas, 471000; noes, 50 000 N.i dis turbance bad O'Îcmred Tuis le^ult is cou&id ered to make tbeaimistice certain. Thiers had a long conversation with Count Bismarck on the Ξ ι and 4 i. The lollowing is the result ot the îuteiTiew: Thiers at the fiist interview showed Β &m »rck bis authorization iroiu the Paris goveruinent to ana' ge an ai· nnsiice ou the bas s ptoposed by 3rauville.— Β smarrk tepited that H was all Veiy well as far a- it went, but auibol 'Zaiion I torn t he Tour* governm* ui was also uecesStry. Th'ers said Gam lie I ta and his col h aones «loolrt uni. (Itûmvi.w »u au ret* aie ut made bv itie Pans aoveru tuent aud supported by Troehu and tbe army t Paris, tie undertook ai once locoinmuiiiot'e wiib Tours aud obtain a foi mal au bor zniou in addiuoD to tb* imoimal powers already ie eeived. Bisma rk msift»d ou ibe ueces-ity «>t convoking tue As>emb'y tu sp« ak wtb auibor l'y in the name of ibe cou tiy. He sa d be was willing to suspend active hostilities loi this out ρ ise, but until all bad b«eu arranged siege out*rations would have full cour-e. At the second interview Bismarck waived 'be point of ibe Tours government's auibonzatiou aud discussed the conditions of tbe armistice. He prooo-ed that Jfaris should r^ceiv*- dai y one da.\'s rations ou tbe sca'eof ibe pit sent rations,and the be'liyerenls proce·d on tbeii m-iteiidl pr» patations Get many to continue to .occupy ibe whole tern uiy now beid ι y ibeui, to Cease io make lotced r« qu>sitiot 8 ai.d be al lowed 10 bring toiwaid al' their stores and war mateiial without interruption. Thiers agieed to all these points, and asked, 4*Will Ai-aee aud Lorraine be permuted to send deities to tbe As>»mbi^V" Bismarck replied in ibe η g ative, but a* length inimat.d that be might consent. Wba" happened at tbe final inter view is not knowu 1» it leporied ilia· Thiers and Bismarck signed an agreement, which was senr to Paris to receive the ratification ot the government. The Fight of a Refractory Wife to her Husband's Business Credit tbe following Gi*e was tr e ι last Week in the Supreme Couit at August'-*: Eben D Jordan et. sis. v*. Hfnry Taylor.— The ρ·Μ Jo.d.u Mar-1» C oi Bum'uu, «η Juue 1868 luriished 1den ndaoi's wile, on hi" cieuit, S me k,x*y items ol dry goods amounting to $226 03 D^nse-T ue, h·- good" were furnished roj w te, bui she was liyiLg apait f»on» me and bad b eu for seveial tnontb". Before leavng Wateiville, where I wa-living, about a ten uis ht. betoie tbi" purchase, she had uu up a ο II agnnai n»e at he stf her husbiud for necessaries; and tho-e wno lui uisb her wuh suc h nec· ssanes, miv recover pay tor the same, of him; but when tb" wne is njt turn d away and uot ireated crue"y, s as ο j istily her iu leaving tier husbaud'?. home; and she leaver wiihout her husband's con se ι t. she takes wnli tier ι ο cnnii οιι>.Ιιΐ· uηΛ ι hn**· whn trn well-known Washington correspo. Sent, reached his nfih tb birth-day on Wednes Say, and in the evening tbere was a large zatherini? of friends at b's aucestrai borne on Cndian idiII iu N· wburyorrt, to observe tbe oc- casiou by tokens tbat were appropriate and ι sincere. All the towus about were r**preh words f estenn. 01 course the h ippy recipient m "le his acknowledgements in big 0"8t speech, an·! thfn itiv ted b'S triendj "to sit at men" with him itical life, and the reading of te'egram9 from far distant friends, fillt-d up the pleasant time until 4 o'clock the nut nooning. New Missionary Ve-sel.—Mr. Paul Cur tis of Ε ist Boston, who bu'lt the missionary bng Moro'ng Star, which was lost in the Pa cific ocean, is to build a new vessel to take bi f place; t be of the same d mensions and model of the lormt-r one, and io bear ihe same name. We think it will be d fflcult for the managers to overcame ibe prejudices of sailors against a vessel built after and bearing the name of an an unfortunate craft. In J ick's mii.d «nch a vessel is to b* constantly unlucky and finally W'll meet the fate of her predecessor, and they shun -ut'h vessels with an nhidn>g fear, Senator MorbilL· oenator Morrill is re porte.! to bave passed a very co.nf'rtable night, Friday, and was much better on Satur day. L-tr*i bt Ma I Twenty-six persons were injured at Cher bourg on Friday by an explosion of cartridges, oaust-d hv cure le*· ruas. The French people have subscribed 94 000,· 000 Irancs to the loan just cootrac ed in E' «ί lauil. Tue people of Paris have not been able to subset ibe owibe expitss car and tobu>d it ot about $40,000 in emu Tbe robbers es caped but a patty hag been organized lo give ihetn boi putsuit. lei ι .fie aa'es and rains havo prevailed in San Salvador. Sbip M .co, Ir .ui Maeo, Cbiua, wt b over lour bunmed Coolies put into Huno u u in com-· qu· nee ol tliegs ol neatber. She is en rou e lot Cullio. American war steamer Kesaca wag at Auckland in the beg'uuing of Septeu bjr, having visited the F.j Islands. A urea flood a fortnight siuco caused im· meu-r destiuctiiu to tbe crops and other properly io Victoria. Tbe new told diggings ai German Keel", Aus tralia, are very rich. C'oiu lulat.ee in the U. S. t'ensurv Fa'utday S9B 463,000, including $14 735 0C0 coin certifi cates Currency balance $25,860 000. H. M. Diggius, lurtnerly agent of tbe Man ba*tau L t'e Iu>urance Cj at Cinc'unaii, lias bronubt suit auaiu-t that company tor S2SOOO damages or nrosecuung hun lor eoib>zzl mem. ·)ΐ:ί°ΐο> was a. q .iited of tbe charges at bis irial iu Juu·- '68. A.lun ai d Gallaubcr at half past seven Sat urday uioruin^ met ou an Islaud opnosile the arsenal be'ow St.Louis and fnuebr, Alleu win n ng iu 16 tuUuds. Tnue, 26 1 2 m uutes. Λ ι ut flay persous were present. Gallagher was badly punished, but Aileu was nut bur·.. r> a «...ι r*.... r. ι.:_ j j A''en and Mike McCool acted lor Gail.tgbei.— Al ei got tue first blood and first kuock duwu. Gallagher bas g»ue tu bis tiaining quarters io ch .Γϋβ of fcis friends. A turse of $i00 was rai.ed on tbe ground for Gallagher, ot which AHeo subsc ibe«J S£9. Di RoJ as tern tin* Capt. General of Cuba ami the import of bis depar· ure is nulounded. lu ι be V* u la Abu jo heavy winoi b-ve pie vailed aiid c used much damage Tbe insur gent leacers Guer'o and Rodney. ζ were killed at Crei aga. De Lapat-*, Rimoo, Armas and J »seN*dal were captured at Ci n irrons. T. e c uu er guerillas operating io tbe mountains cauiur· d aud killed the Cuban Geo. Gabriel Fourtaue, an impur aat personage of the le bel iod aud 14 oibers. It is report· d that the C t iau Geo. Parro ao«l others attempted ο leuv- ihe country. They bad already embaik* Hfl when ibey w· re prevented irom departing by their owu part.Zius. An interesting case, involving tbe question the puwrr of a teacher to eu force the use oi Lbe Bible in Schools, wi.'l soon come before bhecourfciu Caledonia county, Yt. Miss Katie L. Brown w»s engaged to teneu a school for three monLbs in oue of the districts in St It hus^ury, aud taught about two weeks.— Complaît t was made by some of lbe pareuts in Loed strict that their childieu were compelled to read the New Tesiameut. Couversanon in regard to tbe sulj'Ct of compta nt was bad at *evenl times between the prudential commit tee and the teacher, and finally resulted iu ihe iismissal of tbe latter, and uoon the groui d Lbat 'he was un wiling to »xcuse seven ot tbe «cbolarsfrom reading tbe Btole with tbe other members of tbe school. Mi-s Browu cued tbe district or lull p;iy under the contract. Tbe trial before t ne magistrate took place on the 31s uIt wiien the deleuuauts gave judgmeut ind appealed to the county court. The wreck of tbe Cambria wis discovered jo Wednesday, 2 I, five miles off Innistrabu'l [•land, where she foundered, lying upon ber ude in fathom* of water. It is probable hit submarine divers will t>edi»n»tciied imme iiate'y to 'he wreck to ascrtain tbe la e of ihe passengers—whether ail escaped in the >oats oni\ to be Ion, or whether some rtma η ?d upon aud weot. dowu iu the wreck. Male AROOSTOOK COUNTY. The Visit ot Β S lop Btcm to Midawaska, λ as a gréai ο iy among tbe Ftencb Catholic lu Mbi'auts. I waw tbe first ρ ιΜοπΗ v«it ot ihe Β «bop A c"rre»pouOeut ot the Times writes hit ,4.rotu Vodette B«ook to m Fraoci«, ibout -ix y mile*, tbe to*d w.is trimmed with veigr*-eu, small spruce and fir bushes being lei ου ο·· each -ide, at intervals ot about a iod lor tl e wb"l.j disance. Here auu tbe»e largei re^ woo'd be set uoauu their to».»8 ben ov p ud tied, so h s to t«'»m an arch a cos s the road. Iront οι »v ty hou*e *n> disolay d flig* of ill *b ipes, s zes aud patterns, l»u· oi no oartic ilar nationality. Aoove G and Falls the Β sb •p wa> est ο ted io tne chapel at Mont i>uv Del bv a long procession, se vet η ν b#r«emen eading «he way, and Upward oi fitty carriages tdl'-wiog The Aroostook Times y s the steamer Ga selle,wii b twenty Sw di-h enagrai ts ou bo.»td ι few m 11 «m above Woods· ock struck a rock, ffhich disabled ber. Tbe emigrants wer·* obliged to resort to team*, the re«t ot their uurney to tbe settlement ot New Sweden. KRNNEBEC COUNTY. Tbe trial of Hosw^il to· murder, is apsi»ned or Monday Nov. 28cb, commencing ibat aiter JOori. The examination into the managemen t be Ν ai ion «1 Asylum, at Togus, ordeied by ^uioiow« ar;«a muilp nn ΤΗιιι·β.» ".·Ί îJ >y Hon Joel F A* »->er, id· m be γ οι Coheres* '.oui M-sou ri, ouf of ι be Committee oo Mi'i ary affi'rs. H wa* accompanied by Hon. R Γ. S mal ley, cterk »f ih committee, Hon Β IT. But'.er and b's pr vi e secretary, Mr Glau· vy. Tne »x imioatwn »vas thorough and Mr. ^sper, who ex »re*H»d bis plea«ure at. wh the nauagemt-ni were doing for disabled soldiers. KNOX COUNTY. Br barque T»a't de Union. Capt. Bnllon, ron Bangor for Port au Piince. on Fno«ber ot Pembroke, wed. after ling*-iing in agony for thirty- ix boucs She was at work before an open ire, and her dress, a cottou one, caught, fire in be back part. YORK COUTY. Mr Β njimin Piper of North Newfield bas [il'ed anie *ix ni »nih- and sixteen c ava old, veighing 365 bs The meat on the bacfc was ι ilewn irclits thick. Can this be beat in New ι Soûlaud? 1 mmmmmmmammtmrntern SPrCIAL ΝΟΓΙϋΜ, BAILEY 4 NOYES' Piano-Forte Warerooms CIIICKERING PIANOS. BRADBURY PIANOS, and 3IASON IIAJILIN CABINET ORGANS. ALSO FIRST-CUSS PIANO-FORTES OF OTHER MANUFACTURE. From special arrangements with the Manufacturers we ar·· enabled to mab· firent Reduction in Prices of Piano Fortes. WE ARE THE WHOLESALE STATE AGENH For tie liulrim· nla which we nHIi and c·· «ffe rb>aiiie ti> in oo e Pr.ce loir. $8.00. AC A h Τ A S I or Ε. $8.0U. A 1st a t-^eb car ο ««t'A adia etov» a· d grate whi, 30t> Commercial, loot ot Park street. 1870. Fall and W inter. 1870 A. Q. LEACH, 84 HI I h OLE STREET. Frsp^i*ν 'nf rur»8 Wf t iend« and *be puhlic that be La?· Ju l ret-ii ηβ·ι from Boston jind JNew York, with an tlegan aertiiunto' BLK DKT OOODH, Whic'» will te »nld as nbe>tp as tbe ch*ap«st, beTnf 1 «'e'ermine e-«rh t>n· ceptm ge son t» makt tbe s'oek m re attractive and ue>ira· le, nn«l a large y n-cie** ng «lignes» ba*e ι ο» lowest price tor n ι men llan»b· rchiefs. V, 1», 1* 1-2, '7, 2», St and SO cents, Look at then, W Ο 017 Κ Ν s, Fo- Men's and Lou's Wear, TADI-R LINENS, JMttih Under t'rlee. Large Dinner Κ apkins, All S Linen, SI Ou EX.I MISE EX i M! VB/ DltEMW (iv)ODS Σ FOB THE M1LU0N. At mj usual Lew Prices. a. q. iJeacr, IV·-.. 84 Middle ÉSreet. oc21sd2w Canadian Express Co. NOTICE. ON iNU aFTFR Monday. Oot. iilst. The Exrre's lor ibr 1 if n. n>. trnin will «ear*» the ffice, 90 xebans- β. reei. at 1 5 p. m prompt all orners sliou'd be en»· ed ob the Express C· Order Book, p*e via 8 to 11 a. m. JA ds dealer». Price 23 Crni- pel bottle. mr28dly ι o Let. ROOMS *lih Board. «lu miiidti 6J Frrr Hi. HntclielOT'K Hair Dy«. ITbts urieoiHu Hair uye 1» the ben 1* it>e wor'd; i.Leoni) true arid perie«-t l)ye; bu.Dite»». re'iable.iD- iraQ'auenat du di»si>i>niDiaeiir du iidtcul"»» tints, remedies ibe mettent» οι bad 1res intieuraUf and [M4 it" >>u hi ui'llal lilMk ill bruwn. v)id by all nruneistsaDd Pertumeri anl [-ΓΟΙΤΙ1 appl ft'lai Ba c boloi'e Wi»Faciurj, 18 Bonr ·ι,Ν Ϊ Iod· Ί-lSi·* Mll.'.ÇΒ CHlitLES t.USTIS ϋϋ, ι DEALERS IS ΟΕΛ'Γβ» Fufiihliii'g Goods 1 ι OF 11IE finest Qualities and L&te>t Styles 293 oiigress stieet. ΓΙΛΕ NI1IUTS MADE TO ORDER. ¥ΓΛ*η rswr nam r»r«j DRAWKIÎS. DARDiGim ji'Krr«, CStiOVES. èn «irai »arie'T» SttuF», lair·· Mifl a, ft tût'KT Ι1£·ί ΑΝΠ BUff", BOSIFRY In be be*I vanillic·) SUSPODKI8, Χικιμ, f nach i«d American· M1IUT* Λλ» (OLUBR Not 2-HJt) I'rioe of Wood Σ I will sel' eood T>rv Hard Wood, in qn ntiltep fro wo cord* an· 1 ur>worM «*»d, at about wo thirds ibe teiaii prie*». A ■are chance tot t»milie& to s»Ave two or three dvilars >^r '·ογ«1 in the price ui their y*a«>>· woo«l. A nires li. C. JuRDAN, sep tsneod 3m Bur Mills. Rushtnn's Cherry Pectoral Troche* rill be found superior to all others tor Coughs,Colds kstbma, Croup and Bronchial iffieultieb generally, ice« d ngly palatable, having none of that liauseat osf, nnp easiot, cubeb taste; τ· rv Fomhing and act ike a -ha·m Al-o R«>hteu'* ι«\ V.) Cod Liver Oil, κ ot aumntion, Scrotula, &e. The oldest, par· H d s*st in the mi krt. Use bo other. ^n'd hy )i«gj is gtBci-aiiy. «eSë-a-d&wCan Bare hance for Rusinee*. P( Β sale, the «to k and fixtnrt& ot one oi the best Drv G *od# s'ore- in the itv o· Port,'anο· tealth obliges tue prtsen· proprietor to retire tr «m be bonnets. tnrtt er pnrtienara bf audre^o* 'Dry Qooda," P. O. Box, 1018. ee.taaU A Card t· Vaidl People. Rational reader, i' t'ea«te toi the wedher *m υηο-rt in, vou wi.uld do· be looiish enougt to ven turn oui wiihoui au overc *ai or an uniore'la Have tb* tore t' er, to pruteci y urt l' a ι bit danger ous hens η »nb sometbiDk more Import·nt Inn either ot h se a t le •S'ierittb» η voar stomach ami nervous rj>ttm: regu a'e your liver and y ur bowels, H ne you orga a and ι ht-er y».-r aoimal Hint wl h that a^ieaible··· r ia ic aua altera tive, Hosie'tei* >t maeh Bi" rs. *o abail %ou sure ι ν βΜ· pe ihe e sirong save the rov 11>; but 44lîe s rong that you may ot su> fetren?t eniug preparations this is t« e sa e*t, t»>e e»ir»Bt. the most genial. As remedy, as well as an i>tidoie, tor d S|-ephi ι, t" v»»r and aat in the nw, damp, mephi'lc wiDterair. W.ll vou df> end vurself dgaiost them or t, gv>oJ îeaile· 'Jbtiisthe nee ion. A i ot ti·· r tw> o· ibe g eat |Dhi· i hsive m nriHF ot THE age Ho etter's Bits will *o «t'^ngti en and br«c h· y· ur bo-ily o*er as to en-^blf tb m to Ml. u h a siege ·ο -«'crn The morbid m vf« r wt ich was exhaled in perspirati n tb'oogh ytor ρ >«f to summer fluids ο su h tree f^e-snow. A power.ul eouu eiac «η* a euf is theietore Deeded, *nd \o>i have it in Ho-te ter's Bitters. I hey eutralize the mat cri" s mo ι bi ίiom which dis as* origin·.· ι »*s, and t^u'at* ah tin s c etive Mg ρ fso big can be m re bam ·*ss or m ie heaithfa; r t»n g aoio· tenMn prere't or ere bit usnes* dyspep la, fever and ague, c >n-tipt.ii>rance ι;οΛ, οι H«tl»fd, bavli g ihti ila· «rttlei vitb oie id t ri an I ιιοοα» by ι he fire ο Saturday ο'«tit last, I de ire hereby to tXere^t my api le-iaUon ot tbe |)ΐηχομΐ»«)·0 rail iioeraitiy with η 1· «1· «ney bave oiet m) claims. CHA*. Ρ IN(»R4'? AM. Portland, November 5th. 1870 nov7*3t Iflsidsimc Caprell, The wor d -e^owned Clairvoyant ai'd Phy ician camot lea«e Port and till Wednesday. Nov fltb, atewd· ys ^eintr'requ'red to adim»t her bn*iress. Sbe will be lapp to receive bt-r patient» end vis lto sat h-τ rooiLS United Sta es Hotel till chat date. Ν ·ν 7-d3t «n Notice. POUTLaNO, Oct. s 1st, 1870. Messi" Jordan and Blake *re now re.td v tose've tb**ir c>ist(mem tend alt who ma tavor ibem with their pxttona e it .No. 2 Lontr Wbar\ St all keep a ·ηΐ' a^ortmtni o» Provisions, flour and Groceries. Quick sales and small pr-tir* is onr motto. novl 3w JORDAN BLAKE. Trusee» Elastic stcoLiiigs Knee Caps. Auk e Kiintlages, «boulder Bwces, «iipporters r» tehee, "umb Hells S A lull supply jmt received it >>oriDti's I'rus store, fumer Ex panse and Federal ate. M>pl3lfMi anted. Y' UNG man to ran«MS» and rol'e^t bills for a newsjiapei. Noonene«'d -nply uultis recom iiPBded Ad· tees Χ T.. tsip efi00 BBLS' KICB B4LÛWIÎi APPLES. J. S. CKOrKETT, ocSldl* 86 CommerHal St. Writing, i)Ook-kv peculiar ra«-iiilovment ·ο· »*β wuatet, (ma e and hmc· ι pen Day and Evening CM «l«n?u s »nd i cilar*. e'v-iig 'nil informa i n, ilih attira»· HahdwhtiO tau h', and Mrt ο» Mr omerN woik- ou Ρ nm n*hîk Book-Ke pino. i ν ιοΑΊ κ»*, A t\, sen μ·» ι a'd, ο mav be h id r Ε at 'he C ·Ι ege. Λ Wu«hm|iH· w rrrt, o re· ol Wi»?! Stieei Βυ-t.i,, here th»· public is uvitef the cbol e^t C le for Ian ily u»é, Se acted |»ar u not 1-dlw »2t· MKW ADVBRTIUUHiTil. First Mortgage BONDS 6# τη St. Joseph dt Decv r ltailroad company. Payable in Gold, Willi lalcrml al 8) Rial·· Prr teat. *Im P4iiklc ι· 0»U. COUPONS OB BKGtSTBRED. Tbes? MHST CHS* BO' Dτ·"β mpnuv thron· h fh·· n'ioeiilgiitil, an me Ο Ν Ft DE V LV BEOOMM» Dl 1f the e So untie*. The Κ >a»i îuns W*st Iron· I. am forms a throigh Ε β· and Westrout». M rtL'.ii·- per mile $13,500 coTor.ng Franchise and all prop- rtv. i.e ihoi Ho d 111 M*1 a. Τ t 1 a ue ur Bo .d* fl.AOO 000 Pi ion, 97 1 and *c rue 1 iiiteree* in currency. |y *'ats an«« Pami>h'ete ι m sb»Mj ou aip'ica *1 u Kspre>aagj lor couut ol puichaaera tree oi charge. IF. P. COS VPBS Ε «f CO.. 94 Pi·® Mr»el, Kew Ink. ΤΑΛΧΕΒ Λ CO., ■oTdtl Wall I*ew Vark. For Sale and JLeate. AVF.RÏ good brick house on Middle street, near ln«h« at **et, w >rth $Ι5οθ fan β hud tf»r $4trou*, ot said ayiuonrt, the toiiow ng de*-ribed par els of land, ail situated in haid a moTid, tc wii A cert «n pareil o* un·' situated la lot numbered tou in tbe bh teen· b rang -or l.tain hav*> ond, ard b un e a «oin.w·» be^innii g at tbe most *>uihei ly c»rn r ut »i«f loi tb*nce N. W. on ra g«· line m en teenrp e at, teT n leen rode and tigbtee· links; tftenule n al·'· heir»·; tbenie on said be r>* Une to check line b-twe«n off nine and ten; fence οι ta··· beck ine to crner flist named, coi.tuiuing tae.re aciea m >e r e*s A'so au »iher ρ ere or land, commencing at tbe most we terly cor er o' lot Lumbered n.ne in be 13'h rai ve ι Ιο s lu s lu Kaymnnd, ih*i.· e -ontb eaterlv ι t! e îange line >birty-thi«e rou b westerly on said s>d lioe io 'be place of be ginni· g, eon an ing f »e'v*» acres more οι ie>s. Also another paie I. e^init'n^ a a splii ro«k on the road Wdio* noui thr S lit r tcbool House, se c lied in K.iymomi to Cbur>'l i 1 cornt-i,in ^alo to»n, tue ce *o:loai'g a stone «a norib-rwbt tourte η rods tu a ι lit stone on tbe range Une, thtnce η ι he r«nge line to th» roa t fir*t menriene 1, ilwice on sa d road «ο t1 e first me· tiomri bound». And public ι oike'ι» beifby g wen that T cîaim a 'or· cloH^ie of s .id uioitange r breach ot the con· di i i.s there t. ALx Χ *NI>»· Κ SIBiCTT. MoT· mber 5, 1870. Β iv7cl.iv 3wM, 14,21 Τ. Λ. Η. A. Tbe Annual Mee iogol tbe Itieb American Relief Association will i-e be d This Monday ^«cuisg. W»v 7tb, 187©] At 7 1-2 oVloeir, lnr tlie election of I fll· er?, and otb· important busine s. A fu 1 and punctual attenid »nt. no7dlt EDWARD Bit KEY.Sec'y· Portland Ogdrnsbnrg Railroad. CHANGE OF TIMB. On «nd nrter Monday. Nov 71b, traN latent Revo'ving φ-τν/ Ouutl* steel-Hmt.' Map? ot aviEkiia a*»d UROP' lor 1871, showing fr m ocean t-· ocean M>00 ii cb>s laige, «fib t e Un States Count «at» on t e r»*eis*· eld* with 1 00 0«» name. cru t oivnni d, only (1 Sheets ..ο er t» 100 ^opiet> a day sol«i. Llo>d uuade hIi the u.*\ a us»d by 6ms. Grant, McClel s. Sherman, etc, etc d tin* th· **r. send money and maps firs*; it not s»ld taken ba k n emand, Box 4*40. F. LLOYD 30 Bioadway, Ν. T. no*7dBtw1t Ear Drop Lost ON Wednesday lo«t in Pnn let's Exchange or be tween there and E. *err>, a vamm-e G M Eat Dr ρ Τ' e finder wdi be auiiabt reward d t y leaving it tbe I ran «ciip* OflW. nov7*3t House tu bet. I N Writhroo*. oe.r head o» Da'ton street, con t^mii g »i-ven ro m* Kui |«riicul»» S h. or Η ι·.>ΓJilN, at ffl.e, Ciosj s;., PUnlig Hi la. Portland, Me. οοτΐβ «at To Rent. ANEW and desirable iw> s. 1870, at *ix o'clock in tl e auernnori, b-in® t· e ti»ne ot tbe attachment of h s «me on »be o»i innl writ in the acti ·η «»n wh ch said ex-cn ion wai obtained to redeem the tollow ug desciiued mor c^e'tr*e ba^k line, and sixty-mn- ft et deep more or less, o*in« ibe s-tme premise* conyevt·· »o said Now'an by Oeorge *yc a uui leed da»ed tbe 18th Ο tooer, A D., 1 59 and recorded in the Cnaberiand Registry ot J>eeds,l>ook 29'. rag f 5"> to wnicii relereuιτνι i-aiu ici cfl{ Lea aobe »e>k e»s and laoae··»··» ·Γ»·«!« ί »»>'Ch piroriM. fiais a>tbma tumhag paraivzd mu-cie Aj.pro ed hihi près ri bed b\ Ρ oie»urs οι I larvaid Medica' Col «ge, and many ot ih»* b«*-t Ph volcan» in KoHion a>d tarions Mfta of t»i^ conn ry, w> ο have gi'-en certificates of itaeir valu»» «η· η enieucr.aiso ι comruen ed b C' a-. Γ Jackson, M D., State is-a\ei of Massachusetts. I Kph Burnet»,Lb«*iuii*t a· ι all tber sci nt tic aie η who have te.· ted it* men·. We r. Gar rat''s Medical bl itriral ld«»· s who eaale and mail as we h*»e done irum tlie flist, tor we believe them 10 be .ie· Med I ν ih* e*t thir g m the kin·! ever invented. M~dical men otten cav these are preci îl the tbiny ihth:d LADY AGEMIS for roiland and nclnl'y. SaLaRYor ojf nI1*lOl\.\ U. S. PUBLISHING CO., 0( 26sn t |17 Hueni l>i«ck. Portland. 1>. P. H. Lockhar'· T>ea*urer of the Portia» d Array and Navy Union, I ean be found at Brooks's Bakery, No. 7» Braenett street, ana watjr affscllons. L'a 1er this head we hate arranged Dys uria, or difficulty and pa.η In passing water, Scanty Sec.et on, or sma'l and trequcnt discharges of water; Strangury, or stopping ol water; Hematuria, or blooJy mine; Gout and Kheumatitm ol the kidneys, without any change in quautity, but lnciease la color, or dark water. It was always highly reeom meuded by the tale Dr. Physick, la these affe tints. This medi lue Incieases the power ol dlgesilw, ■ad eickej the ausortmtr* trno healthy excrcUa by whlcn the wat ry or calcareous ue,*oaitions, and aJ unnatural enlargements, as well a· pain and mil 1 ma.ion, are reduced, and it U taken by men, women and children. Directions 1er use and diet accom pany. Philadelpbi»,Pa.,Feb. 28, IMT. H T. IUlmbou), Druggist: Lisas sib- 1 have nee· a sufferer, lor apwards of twenty years, with grarel, bladder, and kidney at· tioae, ilur.ng ahicu time I bave Used vaious medici nal preparations, and besn under the tieatment oi tbe m^st einiaeut Physicians, sx^rleucwg but U.tls relief. Having seau your preparations extensively ad ver· I l»-J »W gar J to using jour Extract Hue bu. i did thin because 1 hvl ulal nil kind* ot adver tised remedies, ana tua lound ι hem worthies*. am.· torn a quite iujurlous; id lact, I despaired ot ever get ting *eli, and detjimiued to u»e no remedies here after unless I knew lb· iiuredien'·. it waa tn th it promp.ed me to use your remedy. At yeu ad· veulsed that It wascompoeed 01 buchu, cubtus and Juniper berries, It ooeared to me an J my phjiiclaaa a* an excellent combinai η an I, with hi* aJtice, aiter an examiuatl η ol the article, ai.u cousu c.ag aga'n With the drnggist, 1 concluded to t.y It. I commenced it* nee «bon. el^bt moLth» ago, at «nick tirn. I w.ia cunSue I to my room. From tbe first b.tile 1 «as astonished and gmi&edat tbebeneflclal tdect, and alter using It three iweeka, was ab e to walk out. 1 tele mush lue wrlilng you a lull alte rnent ot m^ case at that time, but thought my im provement in Ight only be ten-p-trary, an I therefore couclujed.to(le er anu see li it would tff.xt m tar ie. t cure, knowing ttuu It would be οf gie.ter value to yob, and more satisiactury to me. 1 am now able to rtpoit that a cur· is effs. tel alter us ng t ie rem j ly lor Atj months. 1 bare nor used any now tor thiee months, and feel aa well in all re»i«cti as I erer aid. Your Sacbu being devoid of any unp'easant tast· and odor, a nice toulo and Invlgoraior ot tbe system, I do not main to be without It whenever occasion may require Itj use In such sffjctlojs. 11. McCOBMICK. Should any doubt Mr. McCcmlek's statement, be refers to tbe lollowing gentlemen llm Wm. Biqlek, ex-Governor, Pennsylvania. Hon.Tuoa. Β. FlOke.nc Phiiid·! vhU. Hou. J. C. Kxox, J idge, Philadelphia. Hon. J S. Black, J udge, PhiL.de phi». Hun. D. t onTKK, ei-Qo.troor, Peim>yl»;.nla. Hon Ellis LlyIs, Jidgr, Phi adelplil*. Bon. K. O. UBIEB, Judge, Uul ed suies Court. Η·ιη. G W. \Vo.jd» aiîd Ju.lgo, Pbl adclphl i. Hon. W. a.Pobtkb, City Soi cKor, Pi liad phii. H.«o. John BiQlkb cx-Uo»eruor, Call oj ma. Hon. Κ. Ba: K8. Audito Gen., Washington. D. C. And many others i! necrss.irj. Sold by Drogglsu and Dealer* everywhere. Be· ware of connieifdtt. A«k for HeloiboM'i. Take bo U' h«-r. i bio·, I 25 1 er bot'le. of Gboulee f r $6 W. I eliveied tu any address. Deecrioe »jm»t ma ία 1 communlcaUun-·. A .die» H. T. HKLMBOLD, Drug and hem ical Λ ait house, 694 Broadva). New York. Hr*Sone are Uennli.e uiiloM oubr up nil ainnie el m ν bemietl Waieheuae, aB'i signeu Η; Γ. bKLUBuLP. *n> H-od*a»e lyr. ■rtd'·

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T I1K Ρ UKHir'. Monday Morning, Novemb* 7, 1870. ï^ortlsiud ιι«·f!iai· T«-Daf· ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN. Portland 1*1,? re ...C. rt'dwe Manager. Porlanl Band rone to Rent....John O. Pr.ic'er. Real K«f» e for S te.. ..Win. H. Jerrls. Sheriff's S% e.... Ε. N. Perry. Foreclo ore.... Λ lex mder Str ut. First M. Β wd« Tann* ι Co. Hapreei* Judicial Court. OCTOBRE EKÏ-BAEBOW8. J., PU' PID'HO. SlTUBD \Y.—Benj. F. Went worth vs. Hartiord Fire Insura ce Co. Action ou policy ol insurance against fire «ο the amount of $20 >0 on a stock 01 W. I. good? and groceries and such other articles as are common ly kept in a country ptore, contained m a story and a h%it building. vitu;i'ed at South Limington, which ■took and buMing was wholly consumed by fire on the 16 li ot May, 1867. Testimduy tor de'ence is not yet concluded. Littefleld. Webb. Britr .lottins*. Counterfeits of the new issue of fifty-cent ■crip are in circulation in this city. Mine Nilssoo was dressed at her opening con cert in Boston Friday evening, in an elegant white corded silk, with elaborate over»kirts VaucifuPy trimmed wi'h a profusion of white lace. Her skirt wus also festooned with white flowers, green leaves and trailing vit.es, some of tta* same being used to adore ber hair and left shoulder. Her corsage was ojade low, and also trimmed with white lace. She wore a necklace of pearls and diamonds. No colors bur green and white, it will be seen, were used in her co» tu me, and the former only in the ■nape ot leave* ana vine?. The parents of Mr. Charles M. Eustis of Boston, one of the two Americans who re mained in Mete from the begiuuicg of the liege to the fall ot tlie city, are making a visi> in his city at the residence of Jaliu Mussej, E-q. Ο. Bailey Co. so'd at auction Saturday six «hares of the Leeds Farmingion railroad for $69 50 per «hate, to Cbas. It. Merrill, E-q house No. 27 Cotton street, to D. O'Neil, for $410; and doctor's office. No. 612 Brown street, to J. H. Jones, for $20. The veteran military company fo-miuj in this city it is expected will number 150 mem bers by Christmas. There was no business before the municipal Court Saturdav morning. The lo'lowiug gentlemen were 'admitted 8 tturday night as members of the M. L. A. Alfred H. Coe, Leonard O. Jones, Edward Β io rts, William A. Clark. C. P. Jellison, S Β. Gowell, J. E. Waterman and Frank T. L t tlefleld. Tne deputies Saturday seized two barrels of ale and a few bottles of wine at Chas. E. Put ton's shop ou Congress street. A stranee sight greeted some of the boarder· at one of onr hotels the other evening. A woman residing in the suburbs was iound >u the parlor about the time to shut up tie bouse in a sta e of the most unreasonable inebriety. AH attempts to ^et lier safely oui of the bou«e or to stow ber aw iy io the care of some of 'be female help, proved abortive. She was craz-d With drink and entertained a mixed audiet.ee a long time wnh her mad harangue», until a1 last she quieted down trom sheer exhauitiot. and step* in a corridor.— Star. Chas. W. Bacoa, master of the Eoelish sebv. "Bessie," was before Commissioner Clifford on Saturday for attempting t rescue hi» vessel from the revenue officers. He was bound over in tbe sum of $1000 lor his appearance to-day. John Fitzmorris, a seaman on board the Ma honing, contrived to get his month's wages on board the vessel and al90 at the custom house. John's game was niscovered, however, and be was arrested and concluded to surrender the ex'ra $30. The car* over the P. O. railroad will run to Sleep Falls to-day. Saturday was cloudy in the morning and raw, but at toon the beavens were clear, the cated62°— trm enough for summer. Sun day was bright and cool, there being a north easterly chill in the air, the thermometer indl· eating 40 9 at Doon. Go'd «ras. very steady Sa'nnlay in New York, opening and closing at 110 3 8. Theic were no bond quotation· from London. The alarm from box 21 Saturday night was einsed by the burning of a bundle of hay1 on Franklin wharf, and was extinguished befn'r t'i« fire deoa'tment rnuM get there, though it wa9 promptly on hand. Tue Star says that all» he papers in Boston agree ihat thfie were 4000 people at. >h»1 Nnssor concert m that ci·», and >a« the Timet reports the receipts at $8900, >nd finally asks, "How is th it for $4 p«r seat?" We should be apt t ask "how many were dead heads?" We learn that many tickets sold at 820 apiece. We hope th-y couldn't be sold at that prce here. S ι'π dav and Sund bis morning. He would lake his text from Eiodus4ih chapter, 10th to 13 h verses, and Jeremiah, 1st cnapter, 6:h ai.d Tth verses. The preacher thought the preacher ot to-day binds himself agreeing with Moses and Jeremiah. These prophets were sent to preach unpopular truths, tbey bad ι ο c imbat men who were angry because their sins were expo«ed and others who looked upon them as alarmists. Jehovah would fall upon the eirs of these people like a consuming fire. Anticipating all the obstacles tbey would be called uoon to encounter can we wonder that Moses and Jeremiah felt that they bad under taken a hanl ta^lt. Than a e ii η. in those davs. tht elders wre supposed to he an epitope of all the learning of the day and Jeremiah felt as a child wheu ordered to preach God's word to them. If the preacher feels that he is di vinely called it is bis mission to so where God eeads him aud speak what Go] te ls bim, and in 8 doing bis work will pro«per. Jf the min ister trn«ts inhUown strength he will fail; he need» to know what the L >rd co'iima'ids him to speak aid he mast interpret th» reve lations to the bast of li's judgment. Io the he· erinuiug he is met with an ohject'on. Sci tit flc ma say ι acts controvert toe Bihle. There is ^r> at diver-ity in opinion as to wh ther the Bo e is infallible τ ith. D ff-reut «eels inter pret itw •m these drfleivDt opinions 10 be reconciled. Toe diffl 'ulty i" m 'he minds ol the interpre ters, not in th-Bible. Many regard their de fect* as excellencies bat tbey sb mid not force them uoaa these who believe o'herwise; the pare trntb caunot be fou"d in any one creed or tor η. So s rong is pr· jidice that sects d'8 c>lor the trmb to suit their own views just as fathecaM>of thecathidral where the Mnnk^ wlïo had passed their life in coiners where tbe un steamed through the stained glass win dows nuou the m.isaic pavement insisted, the one that light was yet ow, another red, another blue,each accord ng a- he saw it while a'l tne WiiHe the true light was diffused trom the H -a^éns outside far above the dome of tue ta Ced edifice. The true minister of God should not be sec tarian Many cbuiches estimate their minis ter's wortl d bis love of Christ bu' b lis -I ve of h is sect. ft. IS far ea-iei to be apariialist th ίο a rouuded complet' mat). The minister can only succeed with the help of the Divine Bp rit; tie mu t accept the whole Bible as bis CO omission and bis player should he that be m'y be able to speak the word that will au.mort the weak. He shou>d «peak to the times in which be lives and to the tends of bis hearers. Some tb'i k that a mini ter should prearh nothing hut the Gospel. This sounds all very well but !t means a go?pel thai gives the η Heaven hereafter anyhow—that Gospel that declaims against avarice, worldly mind edoes* lust, greed, etc (bey don't want to hear. Pitch into the Pharisees of a hundred year· ago if you like but let alone the Pharis ee· of to-day. There are thitve· and burglar· On' Wt o'oleot io lisbt» iu ibe tr. wJfù ιΜ OUiliùrrs bat lo contend atrainit theffl lo 'lis by streets. So when the minister of the Gos pel off-rs to let the light of the Gospel '0 Unon ihe by ways of their life'hey cry "pat him out" The pulpit shou'd deal with men as thev are and that, in lime, will make them cool church members The preacher mu«t preanb his prartical mora'i'y however from the stanl-no'nt of Christianity—lie must peue trate the heart first with the wordot Goil if he woulJ effect a cure. The cleansing of the Hniy Spirit must be looked alter, refo:matioa preached, the soul baptized in the name of Cbr st. The miuister must pre »ch in bop»-fiil spi it remembering that the Bible is God's me 1 ici ne for the soul. He sbon'd finally preach wiih the eternal world in view, holJing up the shams of this life and pointing out Ibe β iduring substance. You are building to day for the etern il future and when you stand be fore the great wbite throu let yuur testimony ι be that your preacher preached uuto you God s eternal truths. FIBST PARISH cnUECH. Rep j mv words." Alter speaking ot the great power of love aud the influence it exerts, he relerted to the sacrament of the Lord's Supper, and re mitted that it was the best affectionate com mand of Christ to his disciples that they should thus remember Him, by partakiug of ι he Ho'y Supper, as a memoiial ol His love. He remarked in this connection that it seem ed strauge to him that those who loved the Master, could not fe·*! it was Bis command for His followers to remember Him by partak ing of the emblems of His love. But be knew there were Christians who ht-ld bom St doulits upon the subject. Mr. Bailey stated that be bad m nistered to his people three years and it had been his eudeavor ta preach Christ to them. He said lhatbv their kindness he had neen called to minister to ibtm. He was •iwarewbt-n he teceiv>'d the call, that it was from a parish that was ancient aud well estab lished iu the true faith of the lithers. He knew some were fearful that their pastor was departing trom this faith, and if they p'ef· r tu auuiu«i nuu vuuiu picavu ιυ i/ucui lue I Gospel more saiislaetory than liim-fir, be ^bould, as their friend, be glad to assist them in selecting such a one, if tbe.v des;red. There were better and abler men, and be asked ibem bow be could mo* whether bis ministrations had pleased tbeui and had been productive of good. With much feeling be ibanked them >or the kiudness they bad extended to bim and his, anil closed by exhorting all to do the will of GoJ. CONGRE-S SQUARE CHURCH. Rev. Mr. Giobs gave a son ml practical ser mon lasi evening at tins church to a goodly congregation in beballof the fund lor the sup po t ο· the Horn- tor the Aged and Judigent Women of Portland. The text wa« taken from Paul'» Apistle to the Hrbiews, 13ib chapter and 16 h verse. "But 10 do good and to com municate, forget Dot tor with such sacrifices God is well pleased." The choir san» Mont gomery's beautitul vesper bymn "Suh-lii" very finely. Tbe collection amounted to £9122. Had cot theimmeuse meeting occurred at tbe City Hall last evening tbe receipts "outribnted wonld doubtless bave been niucb larger. SECOND ADVENT CHURCH. Mrs. AoDie E. Smith of "Sur of Hope Mis sion" New York, pivached at Secouil Advent Hall. No. 353 Uougrexs street, to large and in terested audiences yesterday. MR. D. L. MOODY. This dist:nguisbed lav preacher, nt Chictgo, addre-sed parents at the FreeS reet Btptt t Church in the morning uoon ih~ important duty dt volving upon litem in aiding the early c> version ot their children, relating many at- i tec'ing incide· ts wit ch had com" ooo^r nis ibservition. Th* congri-ga'ioii was very large -n it was tbe practice ot bu-iuess men to take I heir e'erks and employees into their own families. Now it is d ftereut. The young men are left to loon out p..aiding places fur ihenrixrn, anil 'here are rio good iLfluences thrown around ilieoi eicep· those I rem ihe Young Men's Ohrisiian Association. They can be reach quicker bv th'S orgamzitiou ihau bv any other, -ven the Church. There should he no autag luistn between the Church and the AssoC'» lion, but the former should beartiiv sunpott the letter for tbe great good it i* doing iu in creasing the members of Ihe Ctturcli. He olosfd bis address bv an earnest appeal evening, in the direc tion of Falmouth foreside, arose from the burning of two barns in that vieioity. The fire broke in the first, barn, which was owmd by Ralph Kelley, about half past nine, and the structure was quickly consumed. Tlieie was twenty tons of bay in the barn owned by Robert Houston ot the value ot &J00. About an hour alter a barn about a mile distant from the first, was discovered to be on fire and this was also consumed. It was owned by Mr. John Anderson of Falmouth, and valued at $1000. There was no insurance. Iu the barn were a hundred tons of hay which bad just been sold to Danaison, Pierce Co. ol this city for $20 per ton. This together wlih tbe h*v nress with which tliev were nressififf. it was entirely consumed. Botb fires were with out doubt the works of ao incendiary. Messrs. De η uison, Pierce Co. 's bay w^s insured at tbe agency of Loring and Thursion in tbis city. Ίο the Editor of the Press I uoi'Crd ye»teida> afternoon an innovation u ι be usual method, ol pioceed»ug a»· one ot u pnuuiueui churches, which see m deserv ing of m union. At the Oh· s nut Si Chuicb, wl ere Mr. Moody was announced lo uddr· ss be cbil iri'ij, niter Ibe cone*elation wa« !»eateu the outside door·* were clos d and loe*'-d. Ν one, unlortuuaiel.? l ite, could g.iiu entranc* uo pireni bavins sent bi> children 'eliine. could afterward j Λα them at the church; no oue wishing to summon trie* d or physician inca««ot sudden sukness could do ho xcept bv making a great disturbance at the door; and what .-eeuis t.* me most worthy of consioera nou. tbe doors, cousnuctel 10 swing inwaid, b-ing I eked, 11 there bad been a sudden alarm, as of fire iu the neighboring bui'diugs, or the church itself, bowcd an audience so large as was in at'crnlanc*, composed principally 01 children, «stated without danser to lite or limb? Il ilu* obi ct was to s cure tbe speaker against hsiriis ol, it seems as if it could have b^en secured by tbe presence ο» an usxer at each entrance. Pauknt. Boat Race The single seuil race lor tbe championship of Portiay .Mnsrs. Morrill, D^n nett,J»nes, Dow. Richer, Wheeled, Tortey and others. ïbe feeling and det^rmii atiou of the meetii g was to proceed iu this matter and an unanimous vote was pass«d to ibis eff et. Tbe following were appointed an Executive Com mittee: Chat les E. Morrill. J. S. Pucker, An drew Hawes M. G. Dow, Edward B. Sargei.t, J. Winelow Joues. Coqia Hassan bas not ret'r· d from tbe field. He has withdrawn bis mauimoih advert sè ment Iron, our columns because tbe couiract was completed. Meantime be is re arranging his immense s'oek for the inspection of bis army ot customers and will bave something to say in a day or two to tlio'e wbo have never visited hi· siore, if there is such a mar., woman or child within a day's travel of Portland. Lecture at West End Rev Gecrge A. Craw'ord, chaplain tT S. N.. will deliver a lecture ou Temperance at the West Congrega tional church thi .s a verv entertaining speaker, and tbe proceeds w 11 be devoted to the fund for tarnishing tbe chureb. A I mission 25 cents for adults and 15 cents foi youih. Sodden Death of a Pobtland Man. —A dispatch was received iu tl *s ciry Satuidav from New York, stating that Cupt. Charles M. Merrill, saiVDg master of tbe fishing schooner John K. Mundell, was found dead in bis bed at tbe American Hotel iu B'ooklyu, Ν Y., Fiiday. Mr. Merrill w->s a native ot Portland aud sou of the late Capt. William Mertill ol this city. Cme for 1 nce. h'ids. ν lue. 1*70 Ιϋ,',27 $1,3ιΙ',β47 .TC.KW $],201.».r0 l&t>9 5,S»D 395 152 Su.Z.'l 919,101 Sejzuke of the Victobia.—The jmrgv steamer Victoria was se^z-d in Providence on Saturday by orders ol Deputy Sheiiff A1au·*' and will he immediately brought to Portlaud. niisco'laaetna Λ ο I ice». Oub young peop'e will be happy to b arn tbat the S B.'x will bave a so'ial dance on Tuesday evoiug. See advertisement. Band Concert—The ii'st p>· micuade con ceit tif the Portland Baud came iff at C ty Hall Saturday evening. There was a goodly attendance and the music was splendid. Clie second one will take ptacc next isatuiday eve evening. The primed bi'l of fare at the "United States'' aunonnces the opening concert of the Army and Ν ivy Uoioa course, and says "tick ets eau be ob ainefl at the office." Well, a per son needs something in the way ol amusement aft· r the square meal always famished at this popular hotel. Theatre —To-night is the last night of Bid well'» Dramatic Company, and it is set apart f *r .he benefi of Mis·* Dollie Bid well, who h3s j done her utmost for the amusement of our peo ple during the present brief season. The play of lagoaiar will be presented,in which Doll'e sustains the character o( Parthoma, ami Mr. M 'ldrum that of Ingouiar. It is a b>antitul play, lui of nciterumt from cnmmoncemt lo clo«e. Tbe f-irce ot the Iiish Heiress is the at-| terpiec·'. We hope all the friends of Miss D >1 lie will t irn out to n:ght, and let her see tbat her impi'isonations are appieciated iu this city. Pleasant Readi a.—Jlessrs. Chisbolui Co. have added to tb- ir stock of pleasant read ing for travellers in cars some of the best β ly ings of that not noted wit, Charles F. Brown, which 'hey publish under the title of Sand wich by Artenms Wa'd." Itis ,ju«tthe bi ok to beguile the traveller on his journey. This j firm, at thi ir depot at the Grand Truuk sta tion. are furnished with all the new popular publications, and all the periodicals, as well as the leading d iily and weekly papirs. Their unitormi d c.irrieis,on all ihe railroad routes arc alwr io Pioviiience Worresti r railroad Ubarle«-S TurLer Supt. W. Ν rai'r >af thr solid m- α ol Massachusetts and New Hampshire, aua embraces representatives of thrie of the best mluaged a1 d most successful railroads ig Mass., viz The Worce-ter Nashua, the Norwich Worcester and ibe Provi.lence Worcester; which not only in sit'es ih bu l»iiug of the ton! at au early day, hut is a sure guaiaLiy of its financial success when built. The inieie'ts of the Nashua Rochester road, as well as the interests of the o'her roaos uanied, are identified with our own Portland Rochester railroad, and wouid-even With out the otbi r important couueotions to be made at R >che>.ter—make it one of the best paying railroads to New England. Λ Land slidk at St. John —A remirbable land-slide was di>covered on Frtdav, at Red Head, five miles uortb east of St. John, Ν. Γ5. It occurred between the residence ot a n an named McMul'en and the ehore, :he distance between them beini! 500 feefe The sunken part consisted of a giove of several hundred trees, intended as a shel er to the ri-siderne trout ih-winds blowing from the sea. Iu ibe gr ive were a mi k bous aud a (sioiic hoi.si, Agirlûoitii to the former by the u uat path fiom ι lie house louod thai it lid her to a preci pice ot from nine to teu tee:. Ou examination it w is tound that a patch of lai d ot about halt an acre had ad, which u«ed to br quite smooth, ha» Veil preK-ed outward a d eieVited to a ridge. Ii s «upposi d that the lonndatiops m dementh hill oeeD reached by >ht) water from 'lis sea, t'lough he uudermititua c mnoi be traced,and wit ι· pucipilattd the pteseut collapse is not kuowu. Τπε question a-to «he'h r H ifman will bw re lecied c^uje near having premature so* •ution, Piiday. A horse atiacbed to a wagon in which the Governor was ridiufr rati awiy and he saved bis life by jumping out. He es Capeu with slight bruises. 9MSSÉ8B8B LATEST NEWS, BY TELEGRAinl TO THK ΡΟΒΤ1ΛΜ» I>AILV PltESS.

DomesuJs News· The Loss of Steamer Varuna. Narrative of a Survivor. Λ Terrible Story of Ship wreck and Death. Savannah, Nov. 6 -F'vc survivors from the steam uip Varuna, irom N-w York for Galves ton, which foundered off the FiO'ida coast ou the. night ot Octobei 20 li arrived in this city to-dav aud left fur N»mv York Tbev are W. K>rtla'd,21 mate, Wm. Wallace, Quarterma ter, Thomas Glenuon James Burn* aud Geo. Watson, seamen. Alter the Varuua went down tbev were sixty hours in an open boat without food or water, till cast asho'O by the breakers on the Fiorina coasr.. Wallace gives the Mlowing account of the disaster and the subsequent ad veut lire* of tue party saved:-; We hjnl fi-ie vv atlu r up »o the morning ot Oc- i îober 20·li, when th wiud swung un south ana at uoou there w is a moderate palp. A* the suu went down ii was blowing a perfect hurricane. All weut w· 1» notil 8 o'clock,wln-n the wiud shitted suddenly to the southwest, the wb»η became unmanageably atd having a li*ttoport the sea commeucrd rusbiog on board the le* side, stavng in the bulwarks aud cabiu door. We tried to get iff b* fo>e the wiud at d put on all steam w« coud, but it was of no use. It was at the wheel and we btought her uo to the wind again and tried to tix the cabiu door, out 'lie ^ea rushing on b-iard to such a decree the men could not work. By (h;s lime the wives h id stovA iu the engine UI'U-C null W CI Γ I U..-1J τ *J V» Ί I UH* IIJO ami engine mom at the tate ο» mauy too* Ijer minute and the ship listiug over more was fast fill·nff. I lashed ibe wheel after I felt tbe en gine stop, and then managed to get on the bur, ncauf di-οϋ, wber* I lound tbe two lee boats gone from the ship and ill»- ineu getting tbe ι other boats ready. I came buck to the cap- j tain's room aud opened the weather cabm j door to ?ee bow th" passengers were behaving, but could not e*e a son I as they w»re all in ι heir staterooms, unable to come out ou ac- I con at of he ship's lying ou her beam ends.— I ihen went on the hurricane deck an I grot into 1 the after boat with six others; then I wax ly ing oo the d ck w-tiiing for the shp to go dut wn, she then be-us nearly ou lier be «mends. Thecrtptain, mate and eng'teers, ten in all, got m the boat and in le*s than five minutes tbe i boats were afloat, ι ut in such a heavy sea I was afra'd we would get afoul of tbe ship'- rig- ging while the vessel was sinking One other boai bailed us and asked if we were all right, -tiid af'er this ibe steamer got afoul of their bott and took her down with the ship. The boat* were Iugersoil's metallic life boatn, ai d I tbink tbe captain's boat got clear and came up again a-a boat bottom uo was soon two bouts after, but no person in it. After tbe -big's masthead was our of »igbt we tbougbt j ur-elves all r gbt as tbe shin was clear of us" but we counted without our host, tor the heavt sea capsized our boat bu oo boird, our h its and eve«ything being •ost, we then went wiih the sea, which was beav\, to tbe northwest. 4/ teu o'clock we got the boat ou tbe Β aba ma Banks and so iutended to steer south for Abaco. About three o'clock we saw a ship and null d for ber, but darkness s-tting in we cou ill not cacli ber. We began to feel pretty thirsty by this time, but still had hopes for the j morrow, so we let the boat drift and went to ι sleep Next morning the wind was springing I up hom the mrtbeast when we saw a brig at anchor ou he b.iLks and pulled for her, but. ibe wind increased, -o we could no· reach ber "We then squared away for ibe Florida coast wi b an oar aud two shirts, and a pillow case for a sail. We made Jo niter lighthouse about eight o'clock. At 1030 ou tbe 20 b we w»re 1 near the bench and took down tbe sail and put ourshirfsou our backs and then prepared to beach her. The first breaker pass· d and did uo harm. Tbe next breaker wa« a most dread ful one and swept MoCormic and Flinu ofl the boat. The poo' fellows coull no' reach her again, being so much exhausted. Tbe lemaio iugfive climbed in ο tue -boat again and the breakers landed us sale. We slept uud-r ibe boat that night, on the beach aud tot to the light-house Utxr, morning. iVI I ft. VESSEL RESCUED. liANGOR, JSov. 6.—Btik Trait d'Union, ashore at Monroe's I«laud, was got off yester day and taken into Rockliud. INJUNCTION REFUSED. In the case ot tbe upi>l»cattou ior injunction το rtB'rain ihe city ot Β mgor frotn purchasing thenUiui Jones Λ Ο··., vs. Bangor Pis cataquis Railroad Co., Chief Ju-lice Appleton yesceed iy rendered a decision, refusing the ap plication. THE CHANGE OP G4UGE on the Maint· Ceufal and D xrer Railroads was completed on Saturday. Some s^ven'y miles ot track have been cba-iged in three tlavtf. Bangor i·* now i«»r the first ime in con nexion with Boston aLd the West "wiihout change of cars. SUDDEN DEATH. Samuel Gtati.uj p otn letor of the Marsion Boose, died suddeuly la>t evening of hemor ruge ot lungs. FIRE AT CASTINE. Th«» Wh«g learn- i iat a fiie in Castine yes terday moriii» g at 2 oVock totally des.ro>ed Mead's wharf, together with a pomp and block m nutac'O'y owned 1» George F Ti'deo and ficcnped by Η. Β Robbing a blacksmith sbop an«i two ftorehouses, toe^tber with all tbe'r con'eots. Los*abour $5000. No insur ance. Cause probtb'y ii cenoiarv. POKBIIGN· FAILURE OP THE AMSESTY. Thiers Ordered Back to Paris. Garibaldi Reported to 1>e a Pris oner. Eaitlc A ear Dijon. Fittucr. FAILURE OF AMNESTY. Versailles, Ν··ν 6 [Specal to New York World 1'be piovMom. i!OVei'iimi-iil finally rejt*fl'eii ihe p.uiocol agreed upou by Thiers auil Bi«iiia>-ch, although previously t tey hid f enifixl tlieir approval. Thiers leceivt-d or. ders 11 oui I'aris tu untily Bisuiaick that bis coutlitious could uor be accepted aud to leturu to'be capital immediately. The cause of tbe rnptuiei* bol'eved to b- tbe persistence of Bismarck 'O imdstliig ou guarantees tor the cession οι territory. Tbi war goes on. Th-! Prussian ambassador at Lo idon tays ihe strug gle η ill couiinue all winier. G \RIDALDI TAK".N PRISONER. London, Mov. 6. A dispatch Hum jDole 41 suv- Garibaldi bas bu inl Pails ou lie fveuirg of tbe i h, bill lie:eluded near Chartres, so neir ibe Pi ussian liues ibat tbe a rouan ts could Bare ou Ivnnp s:ii'k ill fnrresnondem ft. garibaldi's position critical. [Special to N. Y. rribuue.] A special cor respondent with G inbaldi ai Dole writes od the l"*i: Oar position become!» diiiy less tenao e. Garabaldi's forces increases but «dow'y and a whole battalion is still without arms, owiu» to tbe inact on, indifference or out u opposition anions the French authorities. Both the civl aud military commanding ai ftesancou aflLct to ignore Ga ibaidi's exis tence. An engioeer arrived ibis morning from Bes ancon wi(b ordeis to blow up all the bridges across tbe Dont»s between Be>aucou and Dole, mus cutting ofl Garibaldi's retreat it h« should b- beaten. Au expedition was sent to exam ine tbe bridges and touud them all mined, Me ufficets in charge intending to destroy then he same uiaht. Gai'baldi thrice offered hi.·» resiguatiou, but it was tefused A special Tribune Correspondent with Gari baldi writes on the l*t It is lmpj^tble to dis ci ν r auy entbususm among the ρ ople Th y do nor b· neve in victory but they fear Pm-sian vengeance aud secrete ail property Gar'baldi allow·· noibiui.' to be tskeu withoii tequMtiou. Evervb »d.v is c •mpelleo to piy. Th French destroy ti e runways aud tele graph INTERVIEW BETWEEN FRENCH MINISTERS. [Spec a· to N. Y Wot 'd A speei 1 co res poud· n at Veteailb s teiegi .phs «h.·' Tnk-ts on Siturday had an inteivew with FaVte and TmjcIiu at Billancourt. Thiers reoo ted Mat au agreemeui h.id been concluded wiib Bi »arck, wlich wis approved by Favre aud Tochu, w ho expressed the bsliet tu t ieir abili tv to obt. in the support ol the population «f Paris in cuirymg out the agreement Friday. Tbe provisional Government published an ad dress to the peonle of Paris repeating the reso lutlon of the G vernmeut to consent 'O no •.frmist'ce ρ re μι e provis o -s: Free entrance 'oaud de parture liom Paiis and o«ber besieged cities, revictualliog tl e Capital an» guarantees the ection f an Assembly tor the whole f ti'iatice, inchidiug Alsace'aod Lorraiue. It u oelieved at Versa· Ilea that llifs d "ing· nou" ad dress is designed to pre\ent disturbances at Pari« till ι he Assembly meets. A d spatch from a epical correspondent of the Tribune at Berlin to day say·» tbe negotia tion* tor an armistice were broken off by Th ers. under instructions trom Paris. The reason has not. jet, hern made public. FUR! HER PA RI ICULARS. Burnside, low m London, said yesterday that if bis negotiations h d succeeded th« Freuch would have got much better tetms tli; η through Tu'er*. He was sure Bismarck would now refuse to allow the revictualing ot l'aria Gladstone was present at the consul tation aud seems greatly surprised and disap pO'Tited. He nad beeu told by the French em ba-sv tb.it ι he Paris government, had asked permission tobring food and fuel into Paris aud to victu lie disposed to agr*e io the revictual liog ol Pat is. li ft p,,.v8 bin that tbe nego'ia tious ate valid up to this point. G-arvi'le now intimates that tbe Eogiiyb ptopose an armis tice, nut suggested no conditio· s THE RESPONSIBILITY F^° THE SURRENDER OF METZ. Gen. Bis«on, who was in Metz with his com mand ti 1 the capitulation, writes a letter in wblch h* »tâ*ea that: the Gent rule of divi Jan* were ι *ver consulted in regard to the su r^n d*r. The responsibility rent* upon Bazaine, Canrobert, Le Bouf and Pe^vaux. He says tb^t on October 28 «be division Generals were required to deliver op their eagles to be burned. THIERS ORDERED TO PARIS. Versailles, N.»v. 6. Thiers bas received orders from Pan* to bre .k off negotiations toi au armistice and leave the royal headquarters BATTLE NEAR DIJON. Polk, No*\ 5, midnight —There wa« a «pri ons engagement. to-day β'» Ibe road from Djon to St. Jean de Losue." Til- Pi uhlans though u-Htη** ar illery nd mitrailleurs, bad at 7 p. ua'u^d no ground. The eiiemv were foiled bv Hie Frauc Tireurs iu an attempt to cross the Saaone. Prnisn. WAR FACTS AND RUMOBS. London, Nov. 6 —[Herald special] The de lib· ration* on the Getmau federal constitution at Versailles have made so much progress that it i«« po^sib'e ibe R-ichsiag will be summoutd to as-emble at Ver-a»lieu Β ust mooied the question for a Europe ο Cougress to iusure the independence of the Pope. At F oieoc* eff »rt3 have been made to in duce Κ tig William to do something ior tbe Pop··. Germany however regards ih"S nutter as exclusively conceruin j laly, and will al ways respect the tudepeudence of th.it nation. The rumor that G rranny in'ends to annex Luxembou'g are unfounded and ciicuiated eu t reiy by those who wish to see her|:ake Lux embourg instead of Al-ace, Lorraine and Meiz, wh cli she will keep. TKIiKKIMHiil 1112*1*. Fifteen ho* dred more troops bave arrived in Cuba from Spain. The annual New Hampshire State Confer ence ot Advemists at Concord closed Sunday evening. Tue attendance was very gond. The Republican Senatorial Convention in the Lowell, Mas*., district haeing failed to make-a romination, the Central Committee and representatives from Dracot and Cbelms tord uomina'ed Charles J. Talbot, of Lowell. Subsequently the District Committee nomi nated Hon. George F. Richaidn the House. Call at the \2«ucy, 14 and 16 Ex. bauge S'.ri e· aud examue them nov7 3c A Five Thing fou the Teeth.—The fra grant Sozodont l.as taken a very prominent p'ace among the most approved dentrifices ol the day. It is a very popular art'cle for tbe toilet, higlilj- reroimneuded by a l wbo have used it, us a bi autiber aDd preserver of the teeth, r· freshing tbe mouth, sweetening tbe btealb, and arres'ing the progress of decay. "Spalding's Glue," stickiest th;ng out. no\7th-eodlsv Piialon's"Vitalia,'' although transparent and co'otlesSj will darken gray hair to tbe ex act shade it wore before it began t) fadel Among tbe triumphs ol toilet chemistry it stands, preeminent. It is clear and sweet smelling, and ils name already is a "house bold word." Sold by all druggists and fancy «oods deal ers. nov7th eodlw niiil must sty isb lut of Botes, Blankets sud Fixtures pertaining to Horses and Carriages can' be found at prices that will irduce all to buy at 14 and 16 Exchange street, Taylor'·* Tia «aar. nov7 3t Persons Applicted, however slightly, wi'b any weakness ul the Chest or Throat, involv ing eiiher the Larynx. Trachea, Bronchial Tubes, or thr as a remedy for "Liver Complaint," or ''Biliousness," Consumption of the Bowels, severe lingering Couslis and Bronchitis. Sold by diuggists. Dr. Pierce's private Governmeul Bevenue Stamp, bearing upon it the word» "IT. S. Certificate of Genu ineness" is on the outside wrapper of the geu uiue. nov8 b-eodlw tn-ili-s&wlt. Ο Ο Λ1 Λ1 tUttCIA L| Hfceit»«· bT Hnilrond* «111 llrinb··!·. Steamer Dirigo. Ne» York—Bt bales cot ton. 15 do wadding 10s tl bioom c ru. 39 do drv Κ ind 5*2 dry li des 60 box»» t kaceo. 5) do g ass, 100 do s a on. CO doso»p, 70 dolead,32 and t ad 2»0 ι kgs sutnliies. Steamer Montreal prom Fostob.—163b»g» sun pei e, 8 st ve-, 4nu boxei·, bal nd quarter do raisin-, 15 firkin- i.ntry. 40 radiators,250 niture. 18 roils roj e, 17 car whee β. 1 cr*te crocke- rv, 136 bales w ol, 20 lolls leaib» r. Ί *heelbairow^ 11 bb s oil 10 b ils steel, IU0 pttgs to oider. Uka.nd Τ vijnk KaiuWay 19901(13 milk, 4 cars oat-, 1 do wood, 1 do peas. 1 do Iny. 1 do shous, 1 io euro, 2 d r»ra·., 5 do oark, 4 do boxes, 13 d lum ber, 5 potatoes, 2 do sondriett, 2400 libit» fl^ur »«or -li pu· m fail!, 8JO I bla fljiir, 1 Cur b*;ley, i do w .is kty, 1 da a e. v'aisk Ce τ β al Rah way-64 3 s des tealhet, 92 boxes suudnes I*UUilA>D Κ c. Ε tt t U A1-Κ Α D 1 Car Of bo ps, 28 1X8 ax s 1« u dee, 127 b J paper. 0 loi fasu, dJ pn^a meiciiauoide, j5 cars Lei^bi ιοί Boston. lock Ka >k 8·ο rmfat· New Yo k, Nov. 5.— ι ne Weekly Bank Statement is as tiilluvv Loans d-icre.-e l ..$?,6$5,r>79 1 0 'Ρ* iei 'cr a e 1.791,1.40 00 epo-iis in ua-ed 4,*91,91 b 00 'it· u'ation deer a*e 4 0u Legal reud.rsiucroas.d... 990,152 00 New York. Nov 5— Hornina.—Gold opened at llOi jg II J. Spe ie shipments lo da> weri $'45,u0> O.v ι he City ot Washington and $6iG,3l0 by mo Is mail. I vi mey af 4g6 per cent. Sterling Exchange at 1U9J 109| 1 Governments steady. Slocks string. Domestic Tlaikrt·. New York. Nov. 5 —Cotton le s active and shade 1-we sale.-lilOb es; Middling ι plands at 17.·.— F* u —receipts Λ,86ι bbls.; sale* 11 0o bbls.; Mate ana Western les a· live act ve and scarcely so firui, iLdudiugin sale* 11,-00 extra We t» rn fil· s· h tit De cember at 5 75; *Ui»eifine State at δ·Η) δ iin; ex'ra do at 5 6u ια> 0 6>; boi»:e oo 5 6 Ht clio'ce vvliiu Whe »t We-torn 610(0* 05o; Southern quet anj un li*nsed; s «'es 350 bbls.; com mon to t tir extra ft 75 (g 6 4 gooa to choice 4δ 8 75 Wheat le.-s ac iv· and l g) 2c lower; cales *6, 0 0 bu*li. Γ*ο. 1 Sprint* 1 26 1 30; new No. 2 11 16 ι 1«; oi l Winter f d a d Amber Western 1 32 137$; Whi e Michigan 1 55. Corn scarce and thru; sales 39,tΌ bush. Mixed Western 83c. Oats m g ol roques ai d tu 1 prices* sales ii4,i 00 bu*h Ohio at 56 w 5^ Western toft c$63c$ Β et ·Ιτι il sa'es 10O bbls.; ι lam mess at 10 0* 15 0; θα ira do at 15 0 Γα) is ou. fork quiet and tirm; sale* 340 bbls also 250 b Is. mess i^ovjtnber at 2i 75; m»ss 10 Muscovado at 9jc tair to io r· fining at i»J ^0 No. 1 Ou ch s audeam A a) 9-l6vl do per sail i 5-16-j; grain per steam, wheat lOfd. fflrinfriÉiÀh ι '·ιι m uu OnrcAoo.Kov. 8 Ploiir rluil; rprinsexirâ«*M j ici 5 25. Wh»mP wrs~"8 ,,0iî J5£,e· A ur, 140,^λο hush. wlieat, S?n? KDSÎ CKr': .°î hu>·*1· oaie. 11 000 bush. ry«», 29."0'» bush. barley, 1.300 ho»« Cincinnati. Nov 5.-NoW Μv. 5.—Lofton aciive at lull price Middling uplands at 16ic. Savannah. Nov 5.—Cotton in moderate demand; Hid·!ling u|*'and· 15fc. Ob λ r lks i'o>. Nov 5.—Cotton unsettled; Mid dline uplands at 152c. M«»B£LJtfNov. 5.—Cotton dull; Middling uplands at 15JC. Feifign Mirkfii. T.ONDOV. Nov 5—11.30 A. M.—Cor.soli 93j for mon ey and account. American s. curitie* ^uiet; U.S Β 2^8,1*62. 89J do 18i5. old,8RJ do 1*67,9'$. IT. S· U'-Me 87* Stocks steady; Il inwis Central 113J; Atlantic Great Wes tern 29j. ivε pool, Ν·-ν. 5—11 30 A. M.—Cotton quiet and steady; sales estimate·! at 12,000 bales: Middling up lands ^gd do Orleans 1. L »ndos, Nov. 0-1 P. M.—Consols 93j tor money and ac ouot. American secpritiee—F. 5-20'«, 1862, 8°i; do 1X65. old, 88g:.io 1867. 90*; do 1-4"Ν, *7J. S'ocks —Erie share 19. Illinois central lllj. Atlantic Sc (J eat W»»«iiprn -baies29l. Livkkpool. Nov 5—1 P. M —Cotton quiet; Mid dling uplands 9} 'a) 9]d; e«il»»s ΐη,ΟΡΟ ba'es. New Mil waukee Wheat 9i 6 ι 9s 8d old do do 9;. Bacon at 608 for Cumberland cuts. .Sales at the Brokers* Hoard, Nov 5 American Gola 11°| United States 5 2U», toc4 ciolf IXo5 1^94 flninn Pa«-iflc R R ^ixes. «roid Union Pacific Land Grant *i»ven« l.Saie* bv aucnon.l Rates Manuiactunns Compauy Michigan Jei^rra» Kanroaa 121 MARRIED. Γη tills fPy, Oct. 30, Stephen R. Andrews and Miss E11»n M Mackin. In-lamesnori. V. Y., 0ixfleld. In East D'xtieid. Oct. 29 ilton Carlton, of Trov. ana >arau u. ^ngnt, ot nixtietd. In Huxion. Oct. *7, 1)·. Cbns. F. Huespy, ot Bidde ford and Lizzie L. Hutcin-oo, of Kennêbunk. D BD. In this' ity. Nov. 5, Hannah ]N. Brown, aged 20 vears 11 ironths In Yarmouth. Oct. 23, Mrs. Kmfly M wife of John Walker, ana daugbtei ot Edward treble, aged 26 year* it m nil s. In Kavette. Oct. 30, Mr Wm. Kent, aged 2fi yeare. "Γη West Gardiuer, Oct. 19. Lou'saJ., daughter oi Cvrus n..d Nancy Brann, aged 16 years. vsinfaiaro Ali&9>«ac NoTcmber 7. Sun rises 6 41 I Moon sets qAO AM Sun Sets 4.4δ High water lu.30 AM M.AKIN K. 1STEWB. HURT OF PURTLANU, 9atnrilay« Koreinbcr 3. AhUlv'KD. Steauier Dirigo, Jobuson, New York, —mdse to Uenrv fox. Sch Intrepid, Stanley, Boston, to load potatoes tor Bi'timoré. Scb Mary W Hupper, Oilman, Boston, to load for Cuba Sch Moi veered round ti e («.mpass tmec times during the gale, ending at WSW. j tfuqoe Trait de Union, Ballon, from Rangor tor Port au Prince, wect ashore on Monroe Island near OwlS Bead. »tli in t. and it is feared win be a total wrru%· λ us wiiu suum pump, went ίο lier a&sisc ι auce irom Baa 'or. OOMKSTIf MORT^. NEW ORLEANS—Ar a' SW Pass 29th brig Mont res»* John nu iroin Cientuegos for Mansanil'a SW 29th barque H Ρ Hussey MOBILE—Ar 2sHh, sch D lalbot, Amcsbury. Irom Phil» dolphin. S V \NNaH -Old 3.1 ship Southern Rish's. Wey mouth for Liverpool; brig ttiaM Tucner. Tucker, Boston Kid bn L Tracev. Meservey, tor Boston; Lo tkout, Wheeler. Richmond i*H MiADELPlllA— At 3d, shir Marl ha Bowker, Go-vlbum 'Hiukiik; narque 'John Ε Chase, Davis, Brstol, E; brig b, λ Ber.iard. Willeby, Turk? Isl aud-, lias Wilier, Gilkey, Boston: ecu M J Hart. Rowlev. Boston. •NEW VORK— \r3i s^bs H len Augusta. Weils, Corpu« 1 hii-ti; Victor. Look, Sand River, NS: .New Zealand, ook, P"i· Mielobia for Portsmouth· Ka»e Grant («rant. Elizabethport tor Plymouth Abner Taylor Dodgo do tor do; Ceres Hunt do for Port land Ζ A Fame, done" an Red Beat h Holmes, Past-port; Llloiwaj. Ρ e'eber, Ca'aie Garland. Lib bv. Much as; A'exander, Pa:kinghaui, do; John Max tic d. Mayo, i-reslen; A J Peters. Davis, and H W Cortln, Strom. Bangor; Sinbad. Arey. Thomas ton; Sn w Squall. H. ill, and Ca i ta, *i»ear. Rock land; Geo W Kimball, Hall; Mai ν McL >on. m«»J brook Tra'te Wind, lngraham, and Allie Oakes, Pilisbury. Rockland. «jld d brie A Β Patterson, Pike, lâguayra; sch Albert. Wallace Ens ρ rt. at 4 b t>chs R o, Norton, ftn Shulee. NS; Senator Grimes, Pbilbroo·*. Calais. Cid 4ib ship chancellor. Patten, Liverpool; bark Ynmuri Johnson, sagua. Pas?ed tur-ugb Hell Gate 3d, brig Rio Grande, Vc ι el'au. n. Ban gor; Pelawa e, Keller, ihoniaston; Howard, Woos ter. .lac s nville* Trellis, (Br) sbaw, St John. NB, via Portland. EDGABTOWN—Ar Ht. sch Mary Susan, Snow, Elizabethport r«»r Roothbav. Ν fcWBu RYPORT—Ar 3d, sch Gen Marion, Titus, New York. FOREIGN FORTH. At Singapore Srpt 8th, ship Orpbeus, Smith, tor Hong Kong Idg. Α ι Bombav Se 124 ships Sagamore, Pickering, 1er Calcutta Nevada, Lun t, tor Ziuzibar mir go, Stapler, At at Malaga 1Mb alt, brig Kodiak, Dow 011 g. from Li-bon; HatIV. Brown. liibraliar. Ar at Oporto I5tli ult, brig Fidelia, White New York. At Antwerp 20tb ult. shir» Ε Sherman, Blanchard, r r t»o· eiibar^; i a que J S Win Ιο», Da is. tor Bo-on immediately, urig Are.id Thuilow, Oaltuon lor New At Q lee ^rown 20tb ult, »>rig Edi h. Randal irom Live p->ol «*>r Ν w ork, ïld ·ι»ι .lasgow JOU> ult, barque Mary Kilulu 4·η ult. ship Tohn Brvaut, Holmes Sa ι F.-anei co 'or Ne* York, r*p*. A beui'uara I .tb all, »cb Anne Whiiing Hatch, toi ^ew York Ar π M vaguez Sept 2\ »ch Howard. Wooster, tto St Thomas ind td b S Lunt, Sin mo' 8 New νork S α tua ''ardena- 25th. ecb John C Lil»by, Ltbby, tor Nor ta ο* Hatteras. Old at S' iui'U. NB, 1st in t, ship Wm Me Q il very, Nichols, Liverpool. s po κ t: s Au? 'β lat 33 04 S Ion 29 i\ E, ship City oi Bangor, troui Rangoon t r Cork Oct 1* lat 49 "0 Ion 17. ship Alex Mars iall, trom Liverpool ior New Vork. Oct vit) ott San Antonio barque Sam Sheppard, «m CieniueguH lor Philadelphia. Paisley Shawls. J. R· Corey €o. Have just received a large agitaient oi fine PAISLEY Long&$quare Shawls, Ια close and open, Black an 1 Scarlet Grounds. also Black Thibet Shank JLonj and Square I WOOLEN SHAWLS IN LONO AND SQUARE, PLAIDS, SIRIPED AND MIXED. i Oct 26 IsJ&wSvr jzL I'S ΓIV "Λ IN?" lifctS. PORTLAND THEATRE! C. E. BIDWEf.l. I.e?see and Man ner. POSITIVELY TasX NIGHT! Monday Eveninar, Nov. 7th, The greit play or IMOMâR. the Barbarian ING">M.XR Β S. M RIORUM. ΙΆΚΤΙΙΕνΙΑ UJLMK Ui DWELL To conclude with the laree of the IRISH HEIHK^S. «»u»ual —I>nots open at 7. Commence a' noVj dbl KtX u®'-'e °1, e first te»™, at 8 o'cok, gi«irg al wh nt end an ο· i» »rruni y Uarn, md dance th new Ρ .la de ana liewa-e Polka. Car >s «»f a Imi* 'on 75 c s: *+al'ery ?5 ct*. Music by rtaymon l'e full Quadriil Btnd. no3t Grand Vocal Concert 'l'll!tnlisnrivin0 cru s; cliilarcu's licit'La 25 ceut«. DOVMd First Uni ml Assembly OP THE West End Boat Club! To t e held at FLUENT HALLj ON Wedoesday Evesing BoYember 9, 1870. COMMTTBEOP ARr.AfGFMENTS: James Mahoney, Bernard Barns, Thom .8 Ball, M L O'Connor, J. C. Ilaverty. Μα io by Olnndler'e Pali Quadrille Band. Tickets One Dollar. Clothing Checked free Dancing to commence at 8 1 2 precisely. no3co«13t Lecture and Concert Season '70-71. A Grandi Series of fiistc1ns« Concert? and Lec tures are announced tor tha coining season under the auspices ot the Portland Army Navy Union CITY~AIHALL Commencing on (be evening of lOtb witli ι GRAND Vocal and ί tsl-uraental Concert G TL M ORE'S Full Band and Orchestra, OF ROerON, ASSIST» D BT MU8. B4KUY. The Grand Concert ol the Course. We luve positively engaged M138 ÀNHIE L0UI8E GARY, with the following first-class talent Mr·. Aon·» Grsim Dow. Soprano, who has kindly volunteered tor tbts orcas>on. Mr. Ill· W. %fhitn*j, Basso The concert to be uinler the c.'irtction of HERMAN KOTZSCMMAR Till R II (ONCKRT __ jjy -jjjg ___ PORTLAND ARIOXS Pony ni »lc ν ice* au! »ho t>I'owing solols's: fir*· %V*tfce« be··, Soprano, J?Ir· O. F· 1st Τ nore, i?lr. ^uiuul I hu·» on 2nd Tenore, ilir· J L Shavr Basso. Eum.rou», Path-tic aut 'Va^ij Β aiu g λ 4. Κ. »ι.ΟΑΚ, Oneot the n>o-t n"te l ι u-norous »e wl rs in the •ηα ι ·y. wi'l m te bis flu»' a, pea rame in Portland, ind jfiV'- s »me cb ice *e actions in collection wi h hi- Cone*rr Th s enterlaiumtut wi 1 te one of the jest of ihe course. FOCJfCTH O^CERT BY ΤΠΕ Mendelssohu Quintette Olub, β» ho row, ASSIS I ED BY MISS ADUlK RYAN. LECTURES BY Jlaj Of». Ja«. K,. Ila«*lry. ol Conn. Sul Jwt—'"Thi· Uev lI'Mi.> is Politics." On Tbuiaday Evening) Dec. 15. RcT.Gf·. W. BicMiicll, ot Portsmouth, Ν. H. Subject no' aun »un ed. Ou Thai today Ereniu*, Dec. 1. Kft»»r. *1 wirra>) ot Bo>ton, Subject,— «'The adirjndacks." On Tbarttday feeeuinfr, Occ. Û9. η ,hrw H»l*emitb,iBurleUb) Subject,-'·WlT Αϋϋ ΗϋΜϋΒ," OU bur ml u y fc'reui·*, Jan. lil. THE FULL PORTLAND BAND will fur H9 ι «ouste on t e cvet il g* οι Lec ures Se*H>n Ticket Momiitiio» to lie η ire cour «e nt Lt« in· s a»»·» Conceits* *il OO. for s*l cv y where. vl»ni ie·!** T'ck-1 £1 ι h mend ei e·■ titu-«l to ;wo) t·» be obtained οι K. ti.P u er*o&, No. Hrown lilo -K. feveuing tickp'S ioi.ee ur*s 50 ceiri;e $i.co l^curcs will commence at 8 ο clock; Cmcerts at '.45. i-xtra Car? will leave *prinren arrange to accon>moda*e those who »e- re to attenT8 an b· secured by paying $1.00 lo· tbe Course at C. W. (il k»y Co'e. Additional par ical irs will b. announce·! soon. Per Jtder P. A N. U. ocleodtt Lecture ami Concert Committee. 'g. ftai1.·"'1—■■ _ hMTKHlAiemiiMi. PORTLÂWb VIAND CONCERTS Tlie Pirflanl Β Oil will gi»e their» condPROMEX· aUECO.NCEUT at OIT Y HALL Saturday Even«nsr, Nov. 12th. The »u»l Military Band *ll the ciu*ic S oie·, member» οι .he Bind, »·ιnds remaining in -tocn ni Gardner .1· rdan.têuioied trom Lau· a-t*'t Hall, consisting in paît ol Velvet Bru«*sel«t i h j es rv, 3 and 2-plys. an I common carpets, fthont 30 piece- Oil «Moths, all widths, Straw an·! C«>coa M .t •ing, Lnnggets. Rn?s. ats. H ssooks. Window Sh'tdrs. Lace Curtains, Tassel Cord*. Οίοι p. Kit# Piano Clotbs. ft Damisk Curtains. Also. Carpet Reel* Otn- e Desks, ^ofus, Chairs Pap^r Rack. novS F. O BAILEY A Co., Autt»ooeers._ TAVa.OH'S BAZAAR. BY HFXHY Til I OR 4 CO., AT THE 1JAZ.VAR AUCTION ROOMS, 14 Se Ιβ Gxebuiir noil 307 Com'l Si. HORSES. CARRIAGES AND HARNESSES. EVER? SATURDAY, at 10 o'clock. H EN It IAYLOK, Aact'r. At Prit ate Sale, Fine Carriage* all ltiad«9 W'uleii built :*n«fl %\arrau»e«l. Consignments «olicite··. Cunw to suit, on all parts ool*. Qood* will be soiu during ill*· 11, 18C8 dtl Free from U. S. Taxes. Eight par cent per a num in liold. A Perfectly Sate investment. First Mortgage Bonds OP THE ISSPE υ $1,500,000, BY THE St. Joseûh and Denver City KAlLttO D con PAN V. Issued in denominations of SlOOO and $500, Coupon or Hegistered, payable m 30 years, with l nerf et pay ah'e llith August and lfifh F b· runry. in New York. London.. r Frankfort. fre° of tax. Secured by monnaye only r η a completed and highly prosperous road, at ι he ratβ of $13 503.70 per mile Earnings in exe»s of it« interest liabilili s. This line bung the Middle Honte, is pronounced the SUicct, Ρ·ηΙ··4· »ept8 d3m nexrm SAVE TllE CHILDREN Mul lia '(·»οΓ tliem »ιιβ'Γ, linear «ni *ecof« . Rmtun, uiliffvm Ari| all I'iiig^tst#. in oTict;. ONard alter >oT*raber 1«t tbe M roaml* Li brary will be oi»en lor delivery books e?%*y atieri.ooii iroui2 to 6, very eveuin* trom 7 10 9. oc2δαίντ

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Au A η tu m il lljinii, Should autumn'- golden davs depart Aud never le«ve beii nd A le-son te we'l ain-; October^ g·»ld s all be h'»rcrown, -nd juiuuiu shall bj kin* T. JF. Ρor so» s. PIANO-FORTES Exhiltifien and gj®3e OF elegant NEW-TOItK Gorliam Piano laites lii POHTLAND, FLUE NX'S li UILDING, STo. 233 Congress St., Commencing Novtmber 3d. ■OUTDO WEEKS ΟIV L· IT. A Card to Vie Citizens of Portland 2nd Vicinity: At t' e «ug^est'on of personal parties in Portland tr*»o l'nvo u chased our Pian»· duri· g the pa«t yea and Wti alter a borough trial hive pi ouounc^l the a, su'-eiiur instn m^n s in eveiy retpcct. And bel evii g f.har a realj tirsr c'a?s Piano ar Uir price ^III bd apmecia'ed ami dennmled ije'e, wo have leen iue in a tendance and bbow fli*· advibtj?es claimed f..r ibem I Uesrt Pi»ηο· are first class it s'rument·' in ever> re«pert, art co stnie .-d throughout m ibe m st ttioiou· q ma'Ut-r, anl for every quality dr einu in a fine Pi η re the fin st selection oi Pian s e τ oli'eied in Ρ i t· laud. We l-avtf p*-rtniesi >u io ict^r to the h Mowing partes in Ponlaml who have ur. hat-ed tbese Pia· os an-i use-i tinm oue >ear, and will i.ow tes tily to tLGir UIaU.) superior q >alit e·» M -ses b(o iiivc»inifut lioir effc«cd in the nzaiket. 7 Per Cent, Gold FirM IflGri^a^cBond^ coupon on Rt oisiered AND FKEH OF U. TAX· Fiiro'p 1 and Interest Psjable in Geld. I3SCFi> BV ΤΠΕ Hurlington, Cedur Hapids Λ Minnesota li. JR. Co. Tlie smal. rcmalnitig balance of tbe Loan lor sale at OO AND ACCRCtI) IN TE1ÎEST IN CDBKEN Y. Intere-t i syable May and November. ÎHÏKGl!£B,œN· Tbe are c-sne-l a $20 00«· per mile ngiinst the portion Liil> οt the line iuliy con pitted aut eçai: pe I. i'tt- greater part nt the rnarj is aJreadv in opera tion axi· I ι he pre em earnings a·** latge y in e ce s or ibH opemt.i ρ expenses α in er«-st οu the Hon«ls 3b* balance oi lie ν ork nece-sary 'υ estab i-li tbiougu c une tion«, «here y eh renin? tbe dis tance bei ween St. Paul a"d Chi· as 45 mile and *»0 mi.'ee to St. l roatf running as It due» through tbe bPirt of tbe most th cklv settled no rices· porno'i of the great fttate o investor!· a^ in e?e· ν respect, an un (iunht»d security, λ small quantity o» t e is>ue only remau« unsold, and when the ejnt^rpiise is complet-*), which wi'l be «bis ia I. au immediate jv«nce over sutvcriti.in prie may br looked r».r. These i»o« ds have 5·» \ears to run, are ouver'ible •ttbe.pimo' toe holder imo tbe eu. ck oi the cot" panvat par, u.d tbe payment of tbe principal is ι pr -vided to. by a siuk'ng lund. 'Ihe conv rtibi'ity privilege attached io these «>on«!s cannot mil to cause tnciii «t no distant day .o coinm.n·) a mark.t price considerably abve par. D S ¥iv*-t wen'ics a« pr^seut prices oulv return 4J per tent currency 1 ilrpr-kt λΙΜ· h^kO hnn.lainu ΟΙ πρρ .out οτ».Ι too 1 regard them 10 te as s te aûd'iuliy tqu*l as s secur it γ 1o any R i'road H«.nd îss ie ι anu untdtbeyare placed ui on ihe Ni w Yoik Si.ock Fxchiiise th«* rul«-b ot which reqn»r«* tbe oad t«» le comp'eted, we obligate oui-elves 10 re· bay at any ti«re any o' tliese Bod(1m >ol ι by us *ner ibis daie at the tame price as lealized by us on th«ir sale AU ma· K» table Secur t es taken in payment tree •t Commission and r xp. ess charges. HEN Β Γ CLE 1rs a) Co., 32 Wall 1'cili, FOB S4LE BY W.H. JVOOD SON, Portland. S IF é XX ΒΑ fi RETT, Or any ot Ilie Banks in Porf,and, where pamphlets and iiitoru at ion may by obtained. se^oOeod Jm FORES! CITY Washing Machine. The m^sl fusible macui e tor wash;ng all Mm1» of e'otbir g, ι hit lias ever been ffered to the pub !c It if simile, not laMe n» get out ot order, made iiio» g and wid lust an «»ce. It ea«» be easi'y wo ked bv a chfd twelve y*»ars ot tg ·,αη«ι as niuib cashing can le we'l dore witb n in one 1 our as au be done ou tbe board in tin^e hour-. It o. s no» wear tbe cntbea nor lue ik ibe buttons, and i- capable oi w;isliiutr coverlids, blankets, quil.s, or con tuners, as well as t be smallest «rticl·"* Ithasleen re- intly i· vent d bv Mr Nathnn'el f-iocke tot Poitand, Mail e, who has applied toi a jtaient. Suice tew r.f tl^e machine·5 aie now in u*e by fam ilies who siy tley wnut not pirt with it lor one liuu leu d »lars. May be tounu at ILkND.iLb Sc. w H i fi. t Mai ktt Sq. or at my store Corner rf Green and Congress sis., ^ATtléNIH, CEOCKETT. η.·)'»" J,» ~ι;ί>··· "χ. LT extrac A rhy-i 'an writes: 'J wu'd not hesi ate to HE COM tUDHOFF's WALT tX KACL in nearl i'l -ucb caj-e- ot 1· cal or general Je il ty, wi e e we liiUiliy its r«be miik pun«~b, egg nos,· iff-·rent s»·— y a re**, etc., ηη«ι η sjOic ι ases in ^be hands t a ju (i'ti· us y>i. ian ic uigbt ven an-wir a bttte pmpoe th .n the improper ueo »f ti e different pie )>aia i«»n« oi ir η or tb t>s»rk. etc." fcOLD l;Y ALL UUuGGISl AND GR >C^RS. ·β λ «'«.,îi7N f!rie**»i"h Sf, Λ. Γ., *QEVT8 FOB ICfiO S *"5i ETC. P03 2w Mum·) Uiiuot ISu,y It, For Si&ht is Priceless κτΐΙ°κ·£> TUE Til A »>OV)i GLASSES, Manufactured by J. E. Spencer Co., Ν, Y., Wblch at* n« otieted to ilie public, a r pi on οϋ need by all the celebrittrd Opti i»nsoi the world tobe tbe ΜΟ·Τ PCdFKiCT) Natural,Artificia1 hep 10 the human eye ever known Ihev are preiing otb ·ι β iu us-*î 8 Ju»O«w, &c., J,ec.liar to all 7 h".y ure mount ta in the br*t t Iheb... qua,,.,, ol J. u ..«tlri,' u^JTor VutTur■ flni.h and durability cannot besurpa, CAUTION.-Nine genuine uolese bearinc tbe trajemaiJc iiaoip il on every ir:ime J. A. MLKlti LL Co., 139 Ai Ida le Street, J·wrier* and Opticians, are sole Ακ hereby giuieal Che nistry-in place oi the worililess or da''gcious patent medicine!·, Ûj du.g Ihe country. Thtse e.egant specifics are prepared l>v a newly disoneted iLemical procès?, bv w\\icb boy acquire a teliairflity, eliicacy, and mastery [iowc hubeito unknown Co inei iune. We are daily re tiving le lers from ev.ry t-ait ol th; country, from patients au i physl· Uu e*ss like this sys tem ot medicines. THE UNIVERSITY MKDI U ΝΚ>·ηγβ to dav eve°| inz the country from Maine ο Mexico, be «mini» ihe leading bealtn Uestoia t*vts. and rajidlv *uperseding ibe o'd poisons, nos ir ms and nau^euufe di ngs, u·. ibeu s de i»· be» oni ing e^oimous. Ί bey are now reguiaily prescribed b^ more than 1500 puysicians. The New York University β audi, 250 OoDgrcES St·, u-.der GocgrtES Hall, PELEG STAPJLES, Agent for the Stale of Maine and JS' iw Brunswick. E3T*.Agôuts\vantoi in every town in the State. It lias Ven about sev η months fWe the Univer tv M.dicine was iut oduc«d into this Sta'e. ISot wi hstan iinn the stionu opi osi'ion nom the proles -iou *n-l the r ptrucu'ar friends, «be saies bave in c eased from nothing until they bave reached $5υυ wor per day. Hun re'iso certificates can be produced ifneces jary ot ca tecuicd in Ρ r land and vicinity. M uiy who were con. idcred incurable are now enjoying peritc health. CâTAB iH (ibe mother ot consumption) Scrof ula. >a.t ltneum, and many otLer diseases hiiber'o :ou>idered i cu abe, r-a ily yield under tr:atment 3t the Universi'v M nicineg. FEMALE DISEASES treated wi h perfect suc ess. aviu4 tr n*re.«s St., Portland, Me. Certificat m of Cures. Va.. η;ητα Τ 1 Vv ηΑΙίΛ,Λ,Ι «.WI, C 1 Rheum and Erysipitas, Τ bad η·»» t een able κ» work six we kso'ii it six >eais. F. u mon bs ag my tand and aim s a intense J couni nut re t .my o· η glit. Having employed ibe best nit-dica' aid I cou'd tiu«i >vitb«.ut ci.e least leiiet; I nad i»b ut given up u uespaT. Having beard ot many iupoitan ime- ui:id-i by ilie I i»i\er*ity Medicines, I ronUu l*-d to tr> it. In two mon tslrom ι be lime 1 cin nenced ibe sor*8 vanished and 1 have been able to ittend lo my dailv wnr* s:nce. URIAH L. AREY, Cape Elizabeth. Sept. 12, lt70. ChMsTreaird by I>etier. Dr. StaplF!· ne bottle ofyour extract of Can :er P'ant cured my little icy o. Scrota la ot fiiteen οι.'bs Manning If L should write î.Ii d y I ο I. btill ι got lo leiief lor seven months more, all ι lie lime do igny best, ν it h as good ad νι.-ers is we have *n our eity. Finally I called at the New York Un ve sit ν Bianch, and the proprietor -a d be could help me. So 1 c >n mt need on bis med icine, and iu lour weeks 1 t· ought I leit reliet. And iu eight wee»· s 1 was able to leave mv cane at h roe, and have t een well up to this time, three inouiLs having ρ s^ed. DAVlD KEAZER. Tortland, Ang. 2d, 1870. GokHaM, Me., Aug. 18,1870. Dr. Staples—Dear mi:—Without so.icita ion un he part ο any person,!, ο ι m y own tree wi.l ami iccoid k»ive testimony to tbe vu tue of your medicine. I have suff.red cxremely with ibe lileedtng Piles >nd Caiar.li t r ten yeriectly c ured with the CJn veisity Medicines in six reete. For the pas' two mon.hs 1 have beeu ron innal'y exposed fo wet and co d, without the least eturn ot symptoms of the above d sea^ep. CAPT a. cleaves. Cape Elizabeth, June 3d, 1670. For fitty years 1 have ueeii troubled with Scrofula. >oine fit'te-n years ago a Γ-aitui ulcer bioke rut on η y leg. Three monibaago it hat ex.ended irom he Ankle joint neaily to ti e ki-ee. I could not iiove w thou ι great pain, 'n this con ition 1 com nenred taking the University Md»iue. At tirs· t dro e out h eariul bun.or all o\er me In a tew lays ίι» n-^ujor ι egau το huviue, uuu me ulcer is io«v lieal· d mi«· I eeI 1-ke a η. w bein?. LLIZABbTil CHaMB KI.A'V. 28 Che stunt Street. Portland Aug 30. Ρ r s* veral months I was sorely aflltated with a t Kbtun and Eryshela?;my tee ι were Ibadly wo.en, h.y legs and lower pari of tlie boily we«e oveied w Hi cu es; be mar.ing ana cliii g was so I ut υ e ι here was n jest ι· r me In this eoodittor·, niter employing *tare« nbyslci«ns wittiout tue ι· ast I ienefi.,11 «•■•lumenced takiv/g the Univeisity Medi i inland wasiuied ib lour *eeks. Seveialt.fmv aequa ntances bave u?ed the Med iues with the same rcsu't. IVOUY GORDON. New Gloucester, June 1st 1870. ο PeW StapK-s, Ageia mr the New York Univer tit.v BraiiCn: Two months «ο 1 cimo to Portfaud en rout tor Cng'nTid and the Biiti^n Prov nee:·", I was almost j >asi be ng al> e to ravel or toattml lo business to write a letter, my bead wa- one c niinual a-k ot pa ι ii trom Caiarrh of two jears siamdng, ihch your fxenead and bead were c« vere. ci h âmes an sca'ixess tbesmn; also my tongue vas cove ed with small uedrs. I am to dwy t«e» rem «II the above tioub s, and ran heartily recom ûena these niedicmes ΙΛ the affl e I S c. M UΛ S lY", 27 Chestnut St. Portland, Jan. 24, 1870. As certain individuals have reported that the bove c'-rtiicate i? lalse and my dlseae as bad as ver, ι wish ro say, as the time 1 irave the ab ν eer itic «te, the stoi y was not halt told. In addition to lie above, my 1 g and back w. 8 covered w ith sores, am now wel and teel at least .wentν years jounger bun I Mid before taking the reme lies. My advice to 'he aflliete 1 i- to give themldieine a ila1 and not to be dey the cry of humbug t cured me, it li 8 curm many others. I beii ve beextrars of «ancer plant will cure any bio d dis able in «'xi-tenee. S. C. MUKSEY. June 10,1870. Hfl ^,e Catarrh go ba·. iur seven vears that mv lead b-come confusTtd and painlul. I was obliged up several times m the l.ig'it to ke«*p irom ."i/iv.LnÎ,* emp'oyeu some ot the best pti\su-.ians cured wi li ihY it 1 "out benefit. I wns perfectly A M l i îiÎ^Ï;Vc,''.lt' Me'lieiies 'ti thru we. ks. 1 tortl» free I rum iat»r"h* Thod^ifi l"~ □oually expo.ed lo wci arid colds. June 10 Iî-70. A. M M0RG4N J iUiirante. toe above certificates to l.e veuulie will loi tiet sflU'JU lo any ouo tbat will Una ilium jtberwise. Pel sons tariuj doults will please atfdrtes the partiel. ocwe modifias Wanted, TWO good Voulders wanted to whom peimanent tmj ment will be given at H st. 0f29d1w Hoarders Wanted. AGENTLEM AN ani W11Έ ran be accommoda ted Willi two μ easantuniuinislied ro ius; l?o three gentlemen boarders can ba accommodated with rooms. Guod references required. A pply at Is o. 4 Lt the city. Address, aatng location and price Β χ 21P2, Ρ Ο. ociS* w anted. ACTIVF, ciioreetic men, io se i and app'y MiL LEK'S PA I EM WE ΑΤΗ EU SlhlP, lor· doorsan windows. Jhi=is the only siri·» 'hat is composed entirely of lubber, a SAïART UAJS/i an make hahdsomt wag s. Exclusive t.nit^ry arran ged For teims, arrangera· n«s. app'y to the toie man η la tut erf, BUKl'ITT WILLI* MS, o«-i5e»d4w 20 D»>%.k Squate, Boston. Wanted AGENTS *very whete. to canvass for S. C. Aubott'*· luithcoming hook "t"ia»*ia auil Pranco-t11 η·«·»-υ %1 ai." A livr subject ">r a wide-awake cuuvasser. Adnrest, Β B. h OSS ELL, Boston, Mass. 0Cl9d2w-w3w For Kent. HOUSE No. Π St. I awrence St., contains 'euriecn ro ms Conveoient for two tamHies. Gas and Seing» Witer. Ptnt $#0. Ap]lv t·» JOHN T. HULL, Poem No. 12 l'UtntBlccJk, Exchange St. oc22 2vv eud AGENTS WAJSXj£D. Salary or Commission given to Live Agents. Addref s, U. S. Fublisliii ρ Co., ί1) loillaml, lYIitiuc. Ba^po r »Vhi£r mid Courier Copy. Wanted AG-Κ NTS everywhere to sell the "Mninii fcfn'e )ciir Ht oh ι-ud Annual Kcs *t* r f r iS7 I 99 Now leady One Ageut rtj"'p five mii;iuef· walk ot the Post Cfflce. Please tudiess. stating îeni an«i locs-ti n, cc6dtt b. Β l>ai'y Pre** Onite. Vessels Wanted. WANTED for the next six months, tl^ee or tour ve>s» ls per month ofl'iom three to five liundreake care οι its ι blisat;ons. 7th. A First Moi tgKge ol so sir all an amount, up on a road so near completion, and in fûch strong hands. ma> well be considered a per fectly sate feeeuniy. WE KCLŒVE THERE WIIJ. BB λϋ iTIORtt F«VOIi %Β*-Ε 11 *1 Κ TO NGIJj liOV^KNUtMS, AM) BUI RKALLY FIBST-CtaSD RAILROAD «£iUHlTIES-MJilI AM THE*E TIIAW TBE PKKiENT. Wil li Λ \V FIT ItTllt R DKCLIKE IN GOLD, GOveanjUENTS îtîl'st deilïi>lal S®. Subscriptions will be received in PortlaLd by SWAN BAURETT, Cerner Jtliddle anil Plum llml·,] of wliora pamplilgts atid full information may be bad. W. B. NIBATTUCK, TreastjhebJ 3!) Pine Runt, Kew lorn, Afler a full examination, we have accepted an Agency lor the Sale of the above 1'irs Morliiage Bonds, and dpgire 10 rccoinnieod them to our custou-er« AS A THOttOUGH LY SAFE. AS WELL AS l'HUFlTABLE INVESTMENT. JAY COOKi] CO., 20 Wall St Hew Υονίί. d&w.lm Earc business Opportunity! Hack. Stand and norrdiisg Stable lor Sale! ANY nartics wishing to engage in a weP-establish ed and g5ei tl'ltnlo otfutllkllltiont Ιηηηκο advantageous ίο parties wishing «ο pu.-chase. For lu'the r particulars call upon the subsciib ι atNu.,6 Green st au23dtf Ayer's Sarsaparilla, FOR ΡΙΊΙΙΓΙΊΛΟ THE BLOOD. The reputation this ex cellent medicine enjoys, is derived from its cures, many of which are truly marvellous. Inveterate cases of Scrofulous dis ease, where the system seemed saturated with V I? corruption, ln-ve been purilled and cured by it. Scrofulous affections and disorders,which were ag gravated by the scrofu lous contamination until they were painfull·"· afflicting, have been radically cured in such great numbers in almost every sec tion of the cotmtry, that the public scarcely need to be informed of its virtues or uses. Scrofulous poison is one of the most destructive enemies of our race. Often, this unseen and unfelt tenant of the organism undermines the constitution, and invites the attack of enfeebling or fatal diseases, without exciting a suspicion of its presence. Again, it seems to breed infection throughout the body, and then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop into one or other of its hideous forms, either on the surface or among the vitals. In the latter, tuber cles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or heart, or tumors formed in the liver, or it snows its presence by eruptions on the 6km, or foul ulcer ations on some part of the body. Hence the occa sional use of a bottle of this Sarsaparilla is ad visable, even when no active symptoms of disease appear. Persons afflicted with the following com plaints generally And immediate relief, and, at length, cure, by the use of this SAUSAFAlilL JjA: St. Anthony*» Fire, Jlose or Erysipelas, Tetter, Salt Jthcum, Scald Head, Jtingu-orm, Sore Eyes, Sere Ears, and other eruptions or visible forms of Scrofulous disease. Also in the more concealed forms, as Dyspepsia, Drojisy, Heart Disease, l its, Epilepsy, Xeurafyia, and the various Ulcerous affections of the muscu lo and nervous systems. Syphilis or Venereal and Mercurial Diseases are cured by it, though a long time is required for en brin in v Urunyiet· in Foitiend nil fever? where· West brook Seminary. The Winter Terui will begin Monday, Oecemler 12th, And continue Eleven wepks. Board, including luel and l'gbte, $3 50 ner week. The Boarding Halls art beated iborousrbly by steam, an>J thus turuish a most pleasint winter borne. 83P*U(JOd lacili ies lor sell boardiug. J?or fuitber particularsadore-s REV. J. C. S1SOW, Δ. M., Piincipal. Nov 3-dtf λτ Ësiîoia Family Sclaool, ÛORRIDG WOBV, ME. Tbe Winter term ot tbe Eaton Familv School Will commeTi e Jjeo. 12. For purJcuiai s address, 0 26d 1m ta AA1Μ Ν tr. EATON. ABBOTT Γ SCHOOL FOR BOYS, AT LITTLE BLVE, FAEM1KGTOK, ME. Tbe winter teiin oi tbis old and pro-perous insti- tut ion Will open on the 2Slli of November. Every facility here oflcreJ fur a Thorough School PLEASANT" HOME. tf" T> •i? instilotîon is tlie oldest, largest and ipîis» ex» ensive ot any Family School in New Eng land. Send ior circular, or address the Piinclpal, ALDËN J.BLETBEN. μΟΧΛ 1 The Most Modem Italian VOCAL mCHHG. MBS WENîWOËTtï STEVENSON, 1* HOSE vocal teaching (of ibe Italian School) lias tί·(η hi eminent'y Buceeesful tl>rrnghout tbe Cat anas, 1'nited States and Provinn s, ΐν-g» to i»»torn> the r· entente ot Portland 'liai slie has ar river! h*re with the inteii'ion ot making a range ments wi'h any ladies or families "esnous of availing tlieo«selves ot her instruction, a^d is prepared 10 commence imaicduteiv. Term- m derate Accompaniments included. Residence, afcrs. Colbuin's, ·_·«>, J a»« Master ot Mode'η Language" in the Provin cial Tt a ning School, High aud ο ram a ar Schools. S». John, v. B. Retertnces: Gen. J. M Brown, J. "W- Symonds, Esq. Apply from one p. m to three oVlook p. m., at 58 Sprit g tieet,or in wiiting Γ Ο Box 2159. seplûdly "st. aïïgïïs tïnfs" SCHOOL FOU BOYS, No. 45 Uantcrth St., Port and. Rct. Dnnirl F Nmifli, A. M.» Prctor; m»· Masy F. Rflolmc·, A*ei»fnuf; Rev. Ν. W. l a*i«r Root, A W·, tu^truetwr ία Drawiogi Christmas Term begin* Sept 12. au*2tt Piano-Forte Instruction. Miss 8. S. Nason, will receive pupils at her room 316 Congress St., opposite Mechanics* flail Keterences, Rev. W. T. Pba on Dr. E. Stone; Mr S. U. Stevens; Mr JubuM. Aoams. dclotl «Κ. Λ. A fc L it'· r*>' S *9 «S WM. Ή. J Ε MIT S, Real Estate and Loan Agent. IVouwee. Lot*· ana Fain» for Suie· He would refer partie* abroad to tli* follow in s named gentlemen oi thisci>y: Htn Geo. F *Ίιβι» ey. Hou. A. W H. riapp, Hon. I'enj'min Kings buy, Jr., Hon. Woodbury Lav·*, Hou. John Lyncb, M. C. Portland Nov 1 1870 noltf $!8u0. Y\7ILL buy a pood Two Story Hru~e, in thorough V ι epaii 9 wi li a good sized »ot Inquire ο» nolu2w JOHN C PR 3CTΕR. 93 Exchange sf. or >aic at a Bargain. BRTCK" house ami st>«b'c in the we:·tern part of tbe eitj, ne*r Coi gi gs stre« t,.wi'l b*·-old a aoai r* η on lib· ral cm dit. It ι of so-d within ten daje will be rented, It is su« plied wnb S»ta_'o water. Apply to G Ο Κ. tfosTKti, 29 Γ. rom'l St., oc28tt or J. Ο PrtO TER, 93 fcxebange Sf. For^alc or to e et. RE L· EJST χ Τ w formerly krownaptbe Saco River H' Usp, situated a Meet» F'il-, Hip present ter minus of th" Ρ mi.a· ο gdet ?bunï fca lr· ad. is a v^ry desiiabH· si'uatin as a private residence or otei. 11 quire ou ι lie pienmes. oc24*2w Administrate 's feale ot Real t state |>Y virtue of aI'ccnse from th.· Ju'geot Probate I tor trie Count ν ο: rumberiund, 1 snail otfer at private >-: s back some I4t^ feet, g Mog ample r om f r a cio»he-y »rd and gaiden, in which aie a number ot Pe*r irees ο· lies. This is one oi the pleasantest localities on' the strett t or terms &c. enquire of STEPHEN D. KNIGHT Adm'r, On "be premises. Portland, Sept 27,1870. ocl4ti IIoi se and *lnp-Yar«t for Sale. L OK SaLE 'he «hip Yarn aid KesHence tomer F ly bel..nain»? to R Ke'ly, situated i»ear (be end o'Tukev's Bridge, in West brook. TWs* noiertv comprises a eood -wo story nos bo'-se in every respc, containing iouiteeu r· om» eacb, to be tun i lie with all the mo'iertj improvements and conveniences, in cluding Se bag water. Toe restriction* placed on the buihlines to be eree te«i on aojoinitia lot» nmideuce lor eale. Tie *ub«crii»e» ο fier 8 torsa'ebis m«»de· n-bui't lts'dence situated η âWiMrU the tmintwe ovei looking Wood «11 livg'RiuJ-M ford's «'oiner, Westb'ook. Il col iai s 12 goo..-siztd rooms, wi»h an exc· Hem cellar, >s suppied w ill an abundance m hard and f-o»t wit*-r, and ii 1> in a e««od staomei> hud out, »nd on which is a tin vegetable garden, the vegeta t»lcs io ue sold vri-b 'be nouse. This» is ont ol He finest 1 «ahons iff the vlcin «y ot Ponlail· —«itbin ti\«- minutes' walk of the lici>e rjai9, and aflojding a ii e view ot ι lie ei.y. har» or, mean and -h *urroum»ing tountiy Pike $UOoO Une-th rd o« the purchase mouey may nwaiL on uioitga,ge ii debired. tosstss οτ· given immediately fcnquiieot SAM'L t'UKPAN, ESQ F. S λ. grove containing twe actes adjoining on the south, also an a re ot iblate land the uoith, will be soid witb the promises, ii desired. au*25-ti Home tor Aged Women. H1*1, mcibi ers ot ibis associa ion are h reby nofri î fled tint a special meeting o· the corporation wll l-e hem h\ the H me, comer ot Kim and Uxiord streets, on Tu sdav, Noveuibrr 8th, 18 d,at3l-2 o' .•loi k P. M., tor ill" tollowug pu>pote viz: 'io etermine whether the corporation «ill author ize am person to make an·' execute all prop r eon veyances ot au> ο ι the real estate oi the corporation which u«a» b-ί sold. Portland, l^oven-ber 4tli. 1870. nov4t8 Fop *aie at a Bargain! AVEttY désira «le House, contrally located and iu ι e> tect order, with οι ι he modern im provements, splendid neighborbov d. Terms easy 40 8 it ibe pu b*s· ι Particulars TaYLOR CO., 20 Stale Sr., Bo* ton. nov4d3t Found A SMALL BOAT between Portland and Cow island. Apply at GEO. W. TIU'E GO'S. noidSt 110 Commercial street. For Ss&le! Ν FREFPORT, a House, Stable and Store. A L tii st ι ate idace t tra e. Enquire ot Daniel iurris, at Freeport Corner, or WM. H. .lEt- P.I5, Real Asiate Agtnt, I oitlau i. SfFJlecd2ui* XjUTIChts hereby given,that the subscriber has Xl been duly appointed Executrix ot the will ot ISAIAH PB YE, late ot Portland, in the County ot Cumberland, deceased, and has laken upon herself that tiust by giving bonds as the law directs All persons having demands upon the estate ot said deceased, are required to exhibit the same: and all persons indebted to said estate are called upon to make payment to Ρ H b.B H. J?RYE. Fxecutrix. Portland, Octi-bçr 4tu, 1670. ocll*dSw AOT1CK. CAME Into the fields of the State lîeform Fchool, Ο t. 8ι, one light red Cow small s ze, about i2 years oid. Tue owner is nque.-Ud to prove proper ty pav charges and take her away. noîfdtf Mi. W. HUlCUINSON, Supt. -ρ--ίΓ jts·».*νηκ&φζακ MieOELLA^KfiOCrg. WANTED—AGENTS, ($30 per day) to wil the celef-ratPd HOME >HUTTLE SRWINQ MACHINE. Has tbt undtr-feed, mak. s the lock stitch" alike ou both Bides and I s f'tlly licensed, The Lesi and cheapest family k evvin? Macnrie in the mAiket, Addfe>« JOHN-ON. CLaRK CO., Bostou, Mats,, Pittsburg, Fa., Cbic*g\ II·., or St. Louis, Mo. iepl7 t3m ÂGÛAIT» WAlvrfc»-1 VERSE. A $5.00 lize io ev -rv sub crib.-r. Send stamp lor prze circular η ι specimen. .1 R ELL1- j uT, Pub Bosu n, Mass. ocl5 Α ΓΙ X? VI ΦΟ WANTED lor s new tresli b^rk π u 1J IO ju-t out. Headhy's Svcre-1 He roes end Martyre. very attractive in matter and style anil steel éngmviu s f surpassing beauty. By the au'hor ot *'Sac»ed Monmain-." and oihe· works that have so 0 by the bundrtd thousand. Old and new a»enta a»e meet ng wi'h gieai, aurcesp. Send stamps ior terms. Ε. B. TREAT CO., Pubs 644 Boadvav. oclSflw The Old Reliable NEW INGLAND FAMILY MEDIOINE. To l»e lound in every villrge and town in New England, is D ODD'S Ν Ε11 VINE AND IXVIGORATOB. A Tboronsh Tonic nttd «fomnchlc. D DD'S Ν HtVI ν Κ is not a new medicine. but l»as l>e*u before leais. Is complu» f'ed from ibe best and purest cue0, con tain* iio Opium. Strvcbmne or vierc*irv iu any form and is expressly awaited tu ilie lelief and perma ntn cure of a tonus 01 NGRVOr* l>IMEA«ES, CoxiqhSy rolds, Fevrs, Agues, Biliousness, Consti pât io», Diarrho a. Neuralgia. Female IVea'nrssrs, Headache. Conru'sior.8. Sleeple8cne*8, D ispepsia, Livir Complaint. Consumption, Fainting Ftts Pal pitation, Restlessness, Dizziitss, Children's Troub les, $c.} Ifc. DODD'S NERVINE Isa complete specific fcr s^eep^eesnesp. It soothes the (huibbiî g m S'-le like m.giJaI Κ COMPLAIN IS. for wiboopii\g cough r>ODD'S NfcKVlJSE is af,minis*ered wiib unex ampled sue e*s. *»oih-rs, re member tbia nd save .>our little ones tbe *ge tame of DODD'S N*Ti»rlNE in me relief oi c§ι ab?t ia from liquids o' all ke rS.-We bave sold DODD\S NERVINE for the la t six ytatsanr cio truthfully say that it. h*s *i«en eutire satisfaction ·ΐι every instance as tar as w·· kno I u'in« ih3 'ast year we lr-«\e sold over NINETEEN THoUSA>D boltles ot vour valuable miaicme, ami onsid*r its intense sale a sufficient proof oi as reliability. Truly Your?, GEO. C. GoODW ·Ν CO. For Sale by all Drnggists. Price ooe dollar. 17oet4,v WBECiii. I 3 ρ m Β. £P W !2S Η

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g Live Agents Ws«n«e|»o*ed &c. Prit*· $3.25. Tbe brst bool» to seli pnbli>bet\ Tb* btst turns to Aut-uts evn trlv» η. Addre.-ε,Ν. Y. Book Co., 14? Na:-?au si»cet. N. Y. ocl7Mw S&Ai*ON OV 1S70-71. Mason Hamlin Cabinet Organs, Important Improvements Patented June 2lsf and August 23rf, 1870. ΒΈΏ UCTIONOF PRICMS. Til?» Ma«on Hamlin Organ Co., bave the pleas ure rf au 11 iincii)»; important în provements»in tbeir Cabinet Or,ans. «or wliith Patei fs weie gramel fh m il» .lone anri An ust last. Those ai not mere lv meretricoiis attachments, b it enli*· ce lie sub stantial excelle..ceot thd nstt umtnis. l'bpv atr a hi tuab ni b.v in re*s«d lscili»:es i r manufacture, to maKe. tr-m tins date, a further re duc ion ot price-on s*veral u adii g «tyles. Havm·! c, io quite plain cases, but «quai acco'dingto their capacity to ar thing they make for $50 e*oh T e SAME, DOUBLE KEEL>, $(5 FIVE OCTAVE DoU hLE It h ED uRGANS, HVE STOPS, Wifb Kneeswel' ano Trwmu'ent. m ei«gan. c:ETs KEI.DS SEVEN STOPS with EUPHON E: a hp endid it smiment. $.25. a ne» iliu-t'a ed «a'alog^e with tnll information, and re-luUN HAMLIN «KGAN CO. 151 lYemont Slrcet, Bo-ton. or 5t>6 tfro:ulwa\, New York. 17»cij"bena, Dry ne so· tue Ibroaior Wind *ipe and all Catarrhal The wonderfm modern discovery of Carbolic Acid, 8 destined 10 bvioiuc on 01 tlie yreatest b essinss io mankind in its app-icmion to dseascs 01 ihe throat and lis great c «ra.ive qualities in all afiec tioni of the chest and lu-ve. l»r. Weils' arbolic Tablets, besides the great remedial ag nt Carbolic Acid con tain otlier irgreriients universally lecumm^mted, which chemically combine, producing a Tablet mre ig''|\ me iiciir-il 'nd belter ndapted tor diseases of h« tbivat, than any preparation ever betore offered 10 the public. FOU OITOI1* A\D fOLDS W ei arltolic TablfH are a ·Β·β Cure. TKY TO KM. SOLD BY ALL DliUGUIS IS. no«4t4w $10 wade from 50 Cents! SOMETHING ni gent y needed bv everybody. Ca'l and examine, or tamples seni (.ostage fai«')fo* W)cents» «bat lelail easi y lor $10. R. L. WOLCOTT, 1*1 Chatham Sq Ν. Y. in.v4tiw Fanner's Helper. SHOWS bow to double the proti«s or tlie FARM, and bow larmers and 'lieir fens can each uioko loo Pfett tfio.Mrii in wintkii. 10,000 cc pies ν il be n.aileusinfss, well furnithMl through out, pf'»i ertv worth $700»». FxcePent cliarn e iur a man or woman as present owner is a widower ana an ι s an Hssi>tant. Particulars 1AYLOR CO., 20 fctite st, Boston. nou4d3t $(000. Boor. »ljoe ami Clothing business far >a e IN one of the be>t town·· in Nuw England, best stoic in ibe pace, well fitted up. doing po-nv y« ai long 'ea*e and l,»w rent. Cname seldom met wku; aspie^enc owner Is retinna fom buiness Parti» ulais, Ta\ Lou Co, 20 State st,B->»ton. nov4 3s Lunch and Lager Bter Saloon for sale. BEST loca'ionin Bosto", nic ly fi'ted up large cash trauc Exoelleut chance lor a mau with a am ill cipital. Change of bu&inci-s, reason or sel rârticn^ars ot TAYLOR CO., nov4-3i 20 State st., Boston. Uiess aud Cl«»iik Maliingr Business for Sale. 1. STABL1SHEU many years, with a reeular ran \a of flrsi-ctass. a. Νυ. 1 customers. Very cent rally located, three splendid rooms, well umisheo. Ex would be -ompeten* and successful in their treat· ment and crore. The Inexperienced general practi tioner, bavin* neither opportunity nor time to mak Irimeel* acquainted with their pathology, common-y pureuep one «ystem of treatment, in mos+ oases mat nz an indiscriminate us* oUa> Tcatlfr Vkto fc? rnbavpy Bxp«rieac» Toung men troubled with emissions in sleep,—« complaint generall) the result of bad habit Is youth,—treated scientifically and a perfect oure war ranted or no nharse made. Hardly a da? passes bnt we are consulted by one ot more young men wit.b the above disease, some of **•011 are as weak and emaciated as though t.he> had Ihe consumption, and by their fT'ende are supposed te have It. All ?uch eases yield to the proper ard only correct course of treatment and In a short time arc mtde to rejoice In perfect healtU. 55££^κ:*.Α.£« perfect safety at all times. Bent to an part of th» country, with full direction·, by addrwag Dit. HUGHES, janl.lfiWd Wo. 1# Preble Rti*et. Portland· OH. if. J. JOUKlJAlNf PROP RIETOB OF THE Paris:an Caller y of Anatomy .Boston, HAS just published a n-w edition οι bi» lectures, containing moht valuable information on the causes, οns(queoces and treatn ent oi di-eabes of tbp reproductive sys cm, wi'li remarks on marriage, and the vaiics causes ο ι t»e loss of manhood, v/itb foil instructions for its complete restoration; also a chapter ou ventral rnj'ection, and the mea*s of curey being the most comprehensive work ou the s bjeci ever yet pub'tslied. comprising »50 pages.— Madtdfieoto any address for 25 cents. AOdiess, Di. Jourdain'»· ο η su I tin g office, 31 liane.cb Ntrcel.Bv.to··, Π·η. juiu4dlyr A Oor/1 tnflio Τ.ο/ΙΪλλ wv WUV AJWU1VW DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILL. Infallible in correcting irregularities, and removing obstructions of the month y periods. It is ove forty years nee ti>ee«- now so well-known pill* »e»e first brought to notice by Dr. Dnponco.. et Paris, tiuiinu whl' b tuue ttiev have been exten-ively an hï ALL URUl.CSKTfl. no 3 1m AGENTS WANTED FOR Sexual Scienc In u >'ng Manhood Womanboo·', and ilieir mutu al interreia'ious. Love, its laws, power, tfc., by Prof. O. S. Fowler. Send lor Circulars aud specimen pag Addreec National Publishing Co Pliil. Pa. CCulf*W Salesmen Wanted. Business hle. No cmiictlon, liberal pay given. s W. Κ tNNEDÏ, «S. 4tU St., Puila. oc3lt4w Wanted. AGENTS evervwh re to canvass lor Johv S. C. ABBOTT'S tortboom;ng book. Mm8«in and Ihr rnucn.«iu«Man Wn·." A live subject tor a wide-awake canvasser. Address, Β. B. RUS SELL Boston, Mass. oc3114w A gents Wanted FOB Ladies of Ihe TVhite-House Standard and otttciaI bio :rapine* ot e*erv mistress of the Pre-idei.ts Man ion from Washington to Gram. >ur»erbl> illustrated on teel Fo» c« cu- lars an 1 terms, address, National Publishing ί·ο„ New York. oc3lt4w $1000 to $2000 SALARY Ε guarantee to pay to Book Agents of exiert *n -e; or a larger com m is-i »n than is »fp ed bv any other pubd-bers. Agent- are making $G0 to $90«» per we«k canvassing lor our new ilustra e«i and popular book.··. We guarantee agents a salary era large con· mission, with a choice of wo n*w b»oks and ex In five ten it ry. We off r a Tare chaLce to ene»geti" men or women to make money. Ser-ure your agency direct trom the nublesliers. oc31fl w J. B. BURR CO., Haitioid, Ct. Soulhmayd's Broken Candy FfcliF CHOICE. ΤηΕ!ΙΙΤ·0«£ rtBIETIEg. ONE OF THE BEST CASMES THAT CAN BE MANDFACl'UKED WHOLE* Αι. Ε AND HETA1L. SOVTHMAYD CO., 120 Trtmont Street, Boston. 0c3l-4w Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Through Line TO CAIjIPOHNIA, CHINA tND JtP.IX TOUCHING AT MEXi(J4N PORTS And tuiiyioK liir I mini ninieo ill ail* Fares Great I y Reduce1. Steamships on the Connecting on tli Atlautic: Pacific with the ALASKA. COLOHADO, ARIZONA, H Ml Y ''HAUKOY* CONSTITUTION, NEW YORK, GOLDEN ClTï, •CEAN Ql EEN, SACK MF>TO, NOIUUERN Li(jHT, GOLDEN AGE, COSTA K1CA, MONTANA &v. Due of «he aoove 'arge and pplenlid S'eam?lii| baggage thr ugh, and attend to ladies and children w'tbout male protec tors. Haggage received on tlie dock the day before sailing, from steamboats, railroads, and passengeia who preier to send down early. Au »»χρ· rienced surgeon on board. Medicine ana attendance free. For freight ur passage tickets or further informa tion apply at tbe company's ticket office on tlie wharf. foot of Canal street, JNortb Liver, to F, K. BABY. Aient, or to ^ca, lUBruau Stictt. ISuMon.or W U. LITTLE CO, JgûtStt «Si B.»cliange St.. Portland Great Reduction In prices oi clfn-ing ami repairing clothing, lower ban rvr L «Uall cleans* Coats ior $1.00 I'atitsior 75 anu 6«cts. V-ii tor 37 Ladies' sa. monts cleansed cheap, and wirSomli Parle anil 9"3θ'™Μ""β atatl0i11'· Arriïi°8»t Sunt h i'arii at Mall Train (stopping at all stations) for Island Pond, connertlng w tt> nl„ht mail train lor Quebec. Montre-il and *b* West, at l.lo Ρ M Accomodation lor Souib Pari, and Intermediate itationsat 5.30 P. M. P«ssengei raws will arrive as follow*·: Fioui h-util Paria and Lewision, at 8.15 A M. «"roin Montreal, Quebeu, uorbai* auu Bandar at 510. Ρ îvi accomodation from Soutb Paris, at 7 P. M. ΒΓ" sieopjini Car* on an niirtii Trains. flie Company are not responsible lor bats?a?e to any amount exceeding $50 in value (and that persor muI««* notice is given, and pnld »ot «t the rate oi 006 passenger for everv t5on additional value. Π. J. BPYDUR8. Mnnaqing Dir§ot**n H. BAIL F Y, fsocal Suuerintendent. Portland. Oct 21»It 7 oct7ialw-osti| Portland Kennebec R. R. Alteration of Trahis I Commeacins Monday, Oct. 31, INTO. Train 1·τν« Portland tor Augusta at _*7.0(l a. M, 1.00 and δ.15 P. M. For Bansor and Kkowbt-gan at 1.00 P. M. Trntna will be due at Portland: From Bansor and >kowLegau at 2.10 P. M. From Augusta at 8.35 Α. M., 2.10 nud »ΐ.20 P. M. L. L. LINCOLN, Snpt. Augusta, Oct 23, 1870. om ihe Lake, reurni g on ar rival or the 12 50 F Al. train from Portland. BICK KURD'S LIN F OF STAGfcS wl'l lea-e Lowe 1 every M on·» ay, Wednesday and Friday at 6 A. M. lor East Fryeburg, Denmark. Sebaro and Standish com ec>ing at Lake Stbago with the 1.45 P. M. train fur Portland, returning on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays on arrival of the 9 Α. Al. trail, from Portland. L. DAViS bON'S Line of Stages will leave Bridgton at 8 o'clock A M., passing througb Nanles, Cas«o. Kaymond. North Wimiham »ni Windham bill, to >outh Winoham, connecting with the 2 o' cluck r.rain. artiving at Portla**u at 2 1-2 o'clock P. M., in season tor trains going east and west. Return—Leave Portland at 9 a. m., aiiiving at Β ι id·» ou at 3 p. m. Conn- c ions wdl be mad" at Raymond with Stages lor Bol tci's M ids tri weekly. Iickets tor sale at at ι be office ot the P. .S3 A. M. Trains '.eave ι ew it-ton and Auburn tor Portland and Roston al 6.20 A. M.« 12.04 P. M Train from Bangor and intermediate -stations is j die in Portland at 2.Ό P. M.,and trom Lewiston and Aubuin only at M.10 Α. M The only route by which through tickets are sold to Bangor, Deiter and all Intermediate stations eas' οι tbe Keunebec River, aud baggage checked through· decl6ci EDWIN NOYES, Supt. FARE ME DU CED Detroit, Chicago, CALIFORNIA, And all points west, via tbe GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS Leave Portland and Danville Junction, daily, (Sun days excepted) lor Ο Ν D And all parts ot the West and North-West. Pullman's Pa ace Sleeping and Hotel Cars run through nom l'étroit Ιο San Francisco. «r aies by thi* toute always Κ ss than by any ι iekels can t e obtained at the Grand Trunk "fflf··, opposite Prebie hout-e, and i>e|»ot. oci3dtf D. H. BLANCH aKD, Agent. Notice of Foreclosure. PUBLIC nonce is beieby given that Ualph Kel'y οι Portland, in th- county of Cn norland, and State of Maine, conveyed to me in mortgage on ι lie find oay or July, A. 1). 186*, l»y deed of lb it dae, a cer ai η parcel ot land situated iu W stbrook, in said County, trnutingon the noith side of th" out.et ot Ba· k Cove, b»'injj lot. numbered twenty-two on a plan of land torraeily ol Peer No>e>, recorded in ti.e umt erland Kegi*try 01 Deeds, in book 61, page 4';6 and 4:i7, being the tame cunve ed* to sa*·» Kelly by Maη said «*"2 is«c ot Deeds book 269, nage l"7, su· je« t to the priv ilege of crossing »b« flats as reserved in aid last named deed, s*i.J Kelt's d*ed t me being teculded in said Registry of Dee s. book 363, pig·» 109. to all of which recoMs «elerenee may be bad lor a luller description ot said premises. Ati" where-s the c m inon ot said mortgage has been broken, by reas η thereof 1 hereby claim a lor«clusure oi said mortgage a l κ red c converse. MATTO KS FOX, 88 Middle Street, oc26 nov'2-9 At tor nies tor Mortgagee^ Jeffrtj's Sparkling Edinburg Ale Cauls», in Mionc Pint·. Casks XX Sitout, IN GX,ASS PINTS. A superior article ia prime condition for immedi ate u.-e. For bale by G. A. ANDREWS, ocl2-dlm 213 Fore Street. Choice Yellow and Mtied Itrn FUR Detivetv at stations on the Grand Trunk and its cuneci-iotis, f r hale by B« A b: JONES, oc29dlw No 1 Gait Block, Cou>merc;al street. Τ ΠΠΒΓ An easv lob in every town, S3 to $5 a Jlr'vU. oav sure. Samples an lull particulars sent tôr 1 cants. No humbug. 'Address GEu S. 11ELLMN, Lewistau, Maine. seplS8t&w8 ΗΛ. For Halifax,_Nova Scotia. SEMI-WEEKLY LINK. Winter Arruujjomrnt. -η. The Steamships CHASE tod CARLOTTA will inn Ositg JV\. Wbart ever* HîDMhkav jH^gU^and *%TI Rt»A% η. 4 ■β*·»»··*··»» weather p-imi tin κ tor H»ihax di rect making clos* connections «rub Hie Nov* Scotia Railway Co., tor Windsor, Truro, New lllaagow and pu ton, N. S. Returning will 'eave Pryor's Wharr, ftalitsx, ev ery Tueadaj and Saturday, at 4 P. M., weattiei per mitting Λ Cat iu passage, witb State Room, 97.0· Meals extra. Through ticket? may be bad on b ard t© abovg points. For further particulars apply to L. HILLINGS, Atlantic Wharl, or ocl281t JOHN PQHTKQÛS. Agent. International Steamship Go East port. Calais and St. John, DIGUY, WINDSOR AXD HALIFAX Fall Ari anoemeiit. TWO TRIPS~PER WEEK. On and alter MONDAY, October 3d, tbe stunner New En-ran I, Capt E. Field, and the giea'ner 'New York, Capt. fcl B. Wlncbes ter, will leave Railroad Wharf,loot ot State street, every MONOATnod THURSDAY, at β o'clock 1* M for F.astport au«J St. Jobn. Retnming will leave St. Jobn and Eastport on same days· U^r- Connecting at Eastport with Steamer QU» KN, tor -t. Andrews an'i Calais anil with N.B. C. Railway lor W'ooostock and Heulton at a'ions. Connecting at St. Jobn with the Sr^an er EM PKESS tor Digby aud Annapolis, thence by rail to Windsor and llaHtax and wifo the E. o*fulk l Washington by St umer Lady 01 the Lake. Frenebi orw*.«led from Norfolk to Petertburn and Richmond, by river or rail and t>y«he Γα. 4r Tenn. Air Line to all ι» -inis in Virrjiiia. Tenneseee., 4la bama arid Georgia; *η·ι over ibe Seaboard «ml t'o nuke R R to al' points in North ami South Carolina by tbe Rait. 4* Ohio R. R. to Washington and al places West Through rares given to South and West. Fine Pa^enger acco «dations. Fare including Berth and Meals |12ΛΊ; time to Norfolk. 48 hours. To Baltirnor» 6*5 burs. For further information applv to E. SAMPSON, Λ gent, June2if 3.1 Centrai Wharf. Hot ton. Lamariscolta Waldoboro First Trip Connm-Eciog April 9. Steamer*'I'ba·· H«achACH, Master. wiP ie;'V. the mimi 'west side ot Atlantic Whart, ^SaHBSSn^'oot οι ludia Street every SA1URDA? ai 7 oVto·* A. M. for amarisd ian«l ng-. For further particulars inquire ot ROSS STUR D1>AIS1 1 «Comm«*ic»H ..or CYRUS STU^DIVANT, General Agent. Portland April 6,1 70. drt ÉbsOX*. .LSOfiSJULU*. The new and su lienor tea- going steamers JOHN BROOKS anl 1 ^liSy MONTREAL, having beeD ι tted ^.Kr'upai great -jxi>ene· with a large ei**"aB*M**enumbt i oi beautiful Staf« Rooms, will run the season a» follow»: Leaving Atlantic Wharf, Portland at 7 o'clock, tnd India Whan, Boston, every dav at δ o'clock P. M, ι Sandavs excepted.) Oabin tare, .50 1.U0 Freight taken as nana!· L. BIItLiNOS. Ageat· May 1,1869-ootol Chamber st at 3.00 Ρ iVI. Ci ko. SuiVEKicK, Passenger and Freight Agent, JAMK8 HSK, JR., PieekJent M. R. SIMONS, Managing Director Narragansett Steamship Co. Nov5 dljr Maine Steamship Company NEW ARRANGEMENT. ■iemi-Weekly Llue fn On and after the 18th Inst, the Une Steamer D»rig bfiwten NKVV TOliK ind ■skbwtckji.,· r.*\ru"i.» γη'πμ» ni i»rn γ-βγοογ, CUBA, Wed. uct. ϋβ ι ΗΓΟΤΙΑ, Weo. Not 9 MALTA. Th. 44 291 BATAVIA, lb. 10 PALM U Y, Sat. Nov. 1 JaXa Won 16 CHINA, Weil. ν I SAMARIA, Th. 17 ABYsSiM A.Tb. 3 I ALGERIA, Th. 2.1 TRIPOLI, but. 5 {TAR FFA, Th. 24 RATH* OF ΡλβκΑΟΚ By the Steamer» uot carr>ing Sieerag·. First Cabin I __ Second Cabin... 8**1®°"·· First ''abio to Paris $145 g0id% By the Steamers cairying Steerage. First Cabin 1*0, gold Steerage $30... cairenry. A steamer ot this line leaves Liverpool toi Ronton every 1 ueeday, bringing treigbt and passengers di rect. Steerage tickets from Liverpool or Q-ieenstown and all parts οι l· urote, at !ow*»st la'ee Through Bills of Lading givei· tor Belfast, Glasgow Havre, Anther*», and ο Ικ-r ports on ttfo Comment; and (or Mediteranean ρο*ιβ For freight and abrt) passage at riy at r*e compa ny's office, 13 Broad-st JAMKS ALKXAM»KK, Agent For Steerage pa^g* at»ply to IiAWURwC* $c RYAN, 10 Uroad st., Ko*tcu. ool"'69-ih, a» d lu do'tig so w ul I ai nounce to parents ot Port land a- d vit iniy 'hat he is piepare·! to give spc 1.41 attention to ι he t bi'dren The general iuipr»iei »n «•th parents is that »hcf.r>.t teeih are ι liitle mi poitance, and they f-eem surpn»cd when the d'niiat lecomme· «Is Ul i g, btu hin sud otbrr menn» ol preae vajlon F very on* shooM koo* thatadis e:i>cd condition ilie teeth and iîuuis. and a pre mature loss ο ti e first teeth, ause contraction ot the J:iw. with which It is .mponiihltr to have a beul'hv and handsome set ot peimanent teeth. Willi titecu >eaia* p a-t'Cal .xperlence in the profession, 1 am lolh prep red to tr^a» and flu teeth, or ini-ert artificial ie«tb I am using Wei| ern's Metal, wi i master It at all hours: ha e had fist ye »r»f tspeiience m its a*e as au anw-the^». Office at my residence, 74 Free street, nsar Cob· pre»» Square, Pert and. ocU-usweow O, F lUAL/UIEB, 8.