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Pocitry.
Milk
Sb*i with iairy
bjtfilv their ecboe** tall
And her shadow p!».V9 like summer shade
Across the garden wap.
TV golden light i* dancing bright.
Mid the mare' of her hair.
And her fair young locks are waving tree
Xo ihe wooing ot the* air.
Like a sportful law u she bouudeth
So pi* entity along;
A* wd;! youugbird the caroleih
The burden of a song.
Xne summer flowers are clustering thick
Around her dancing feet.
And on tier check ihe summer lireero
Is breathing soft nnd sweet.
The very sunbeams - cm to linger
Above the holy head.
And the wild flowers at her Opining
din ir richest fragrance shid.
And chi liuw l.nfliy light and tract-nine
Mingle in the life within;
Oh! how fondly do they nestle
Hound the .soul thud knows no sin.
A* cymes the spirit of our childhood—
A thing of mortal birth,
Vet hearing still the hrealli of Heaven
to redeem her from the earth.
She comps in hr *glit-roiled innocenc e.
L’ os'"leu hv blot or hlighi,
A'.d passcih by our wayward path
A gleam of angel ligc;.
Oh! blessed things are children^
T he gift' of heavenly love;
They stand betwixt our world-hearts
And better things above;
l key link us with the apirit-uorJd
Of purity and trnth
And keep our hearts still fresh ami young
With the nrtseuce of their youth.
L*1 * —/}/«■ kicooa's Mogoxiut.
ftli MOtdlanj-.
Uerliiii.t with .Thanks,
The following anecdote gives a hit at maga
zine editois which will pi.,:,ably be relished
ty eil the “great rejected'’ among contribu
tors. It Is u'-serted that one of the most
famous female writers in lb. eopntry -send,
her compositions at one time, first to the At
h-mlc, then to. 11 an,el’s, then to the Galaxy;
the next time, flirt to the Galaxv, «&e.. ju-t
revet st»g the order. twiuse one of the serinl*
usually iejects It, but another always accepts;
und she says candidly ,lie would not give a
fcg tor the judgment of any of them." As
T...L, a. g“haic h*» ij there*' VidJ beli'Tr lb,
following:
dames l.uu.-li Lowell, who is always loud
of % pood Jest, teeentlr wrote a l'afer on tin*
“iiMcnee ot American Humor,4 It 1*. -*1J,
and road ii to several of the ( aiubiidge set.
They all praised it highly, and deflated it one
of his lie*t eflori'. He then employed an
acquaintance, privately, tv copy the niauu
sctipl and sand it with alt as-umed naive to
the Atlantic. For -evcral weeks he heard
nothing from his e»*ny; but being in Boston
one day, he stepped into ’iVkuor A Fields'*
cstahllsliment, and adroitly turning the oou
miutiuii with J. T. F. upon American hu
mor, expressed W* anrpriee that more wa«
not written upon the ‘object. “There**
cuungb written,” .- «ui Fields, “hot it's not
worth printing. ] bad an essay on the ’K—
sence of American Iitinior,'front somebody
the other dav. and It un» the essence oi
i, luMi-e, The fellow wauled it reumred:
tntt 1 tblew it into tlie wai-te basket lor fear
he would inflict it ou sotuelwidy else." Low*
ell, accoidins to tejiort, burst into a roar,
w hich surprised Field- until he was inlonned
ol the Jest, lb* would not believe the story
ui bast; but when convinced of It be declared
the essay wtts not good, even ii l.owell did
write iL Cambridge is vastly entertained
over the joke, and Ik,-t**n ay- the whole
thine is a fiction.
John Bi.aii v, father Of OeuciAl lleatty,
just •b-etfd to '/Oitg,, *• in Ol io, *«, a soap
..id iia«B>i mvlrvr hi Now Loudon. <«iu.
jinny anecdotes ar« tuid illustrative of his
kind anil genial duuaetar. On ouo .rcca-iou
a youug fellow-countryman in bis employ
lnetu stole a box of iiL candles. lie was
muehpri»roked atul ha I him arrested, tried
and convicted of the theft. On the trial he
testified Una tin caudle. were north tour
dollars—“every penny of It.'’ Thereupon the
justice said that as the value of the property
was rnoct! Ilmo tliree dollars and thirty-four
cent' tlic punishment, in addltiuu to a fine,
must ho whipping al the post. The poor Ixiy
began to cry. Beatty looked at him tor a
UK uiont and the lear.s came u, his eves also.
"It was more than he had bargaiued tor. ”
Springing up he said to the court “Blase your
Honor, that was my retail price, but as he
took ol me a whole box I can afford to call it.
ihttt dollars aiid a qiiarUr.’’ The young
Irishman wks not "’hipped.
In that pleasant watering-place known as
Hoboken exists a city official whose dutiful
son holds politics In great contempt. The dis
mtarv was uot long ago visited by a party
friend, with whom he held hleli debate on
matters of public concern. TV bile thus en
gaged, the young person's mn/mal progeni
tor requested him to go un to his lather's study
and brlDg down the two blowers that were re
quired for the grates. The young person,
obeying, entered the presence of “the govern
or,” ami said that Air.-. B-desired his
presence below. Air. B-was a little sur
prised at the summons,but went down. On
catering the parlor, papa and mamma gave
taeh otihu an iuauirlng ga*«, asked what
was meant? The youngest explained, titai
"Mamma had sent him np stairs for the two
old blowers, and he had brought down the
only two ho saw I”
NOTICE.
Bools, Shoes and Rubbers.
NTT b wight the Stock of Book Shoes and
jtXivubber* oi McCarthy & berry,
3i<t C 0u^«-j.fi8i,0|»|i. Mechanic’• Uuildin^
would invite tide public and hh lormer customers In
particular to give him a call at OH CongToea slreot,
opyofcltc Mc^hanlj’ri Hall.
CALEB S. SHALL,
panq, jy23eodyw
HURT BOOTS
AT COST : ^ —“
WE air out H lot of Latpff’***2
Eoifili aiid ball Polish, til*- CaI#» 1-ace Alld
Bui ton Boots at tost. Tha*** air from the tel
ebiM.o'i munuiacLa*v- nL C, Burt, Mew York.—
Aiiey ar* nia.i** fom the best of Glove Call, and all
marinate*, which we >hall sell aa law as they can be
ooiat v, uciuhaW in New York.
Any ©no vrisnig to buy a uk<- Bn i, will five
money by uii wwbei* re purchasing elsewhere.
ELU KLi. & HITLER.
No. 11 Market Square. Portland, Me.
M oven-be» 2d. dJf
CHAJiBKKLAI\’S
Patent Slicer’ and Chopper
( O 'lHINICI*.
I hi- best Invention of the himl net
Issued.
A,ORANGE TOJIAKE MONEY.
A. few State Right* can now be luutof the Inventor
by cal Mug at
Sxvoetsir’s Ble««*ltet*> !
an c»*«uesa sritErr
and learn tho merits of the machine. This I** a rare
chance to make money, as it will do all *fc i#
claimed t4B>, and there Is
NO CHANCE TO iMPKOVE IT!
it is jnH ihe thing for
Hotels, Saloons. Batins Honse*.
«TKAtllB04T4,
AM> KVEHYTHISQ THAT Bi-QUIBIIS
A Labor Saving i liopping Machine
It l> tar superior to any thAt has vet heen brought
Instore the public.'
CALL AND BK 1 ONI'INCKD.
January 29. dtf
Jlev ALL A It HU O THEJtS,
Manufacturers and Jobbers of
Hals, Caps, Gloves,
Umbrella?, Buffalo and fancy Robes,
N». 01 Uiildir .Mrrrl, Ctwo Kauk K4ork*
„ I* u i'll,, nit.
Nov 31 wtt
Adil. Komi tv !
V
For Soldiers of 1HS l,
,lu"harged l-i less than two \ earn,
,'1'* •'* ^mne V 'D'. e^tCotlTSnc^aia.
January 1. ted&w it
PUBLIC
TOWARD , VV°K
UOFI>!> HAM KXTBtCT
BEVERAGE OF HEALTH.
t'Ua hyg*en:<* beverage hi4-,i.jwu wonderfully ia
tNvo* clnta its infrvluetlon. It rtceivestbe uiiqn.il
Vded appioba ion o.‘ physicians, aud ia uwd by
ti, susmdaof I'umilfeeaH over the country a«n liwiitb
-°* health-sustaining beverage. an ! n picas
cut and sure household remedy
N- » x'ort, No 310 Broad*ay, Dec 20, law.
1/S ASTHMA 11 AS MUCH IMPROVED, AND 1
WISil TO DRINK IT ALWAYS FOR ITS
SXOMACH13 PLuPEhtiks.
. L LEVEXSEN.
N-.w Yui k, No ISA Eidridge street.
MY PHYSICIAN INDUCED MK TO TRY
HOFF SMALT EXTRACI. ITS TASTE DP
UOHTED Tit, AND I COULD JAKE IT W ITH
OUT THRO ft I NO IT OFF. I (AN NOW I,i"
OE5L ALT. KINDS OF FOOD. AND 1 HAVE
LEI - hiT atD.
MILS. MAIDHOF.
Awenu Icsr Mama W. F. PHILLIPS A CO., Tort
**31’ ;an30eodlw
aWi'ELLANBOli*.
186S.
The Portland Daily Press, I
Has for Maine readers the advantages yliidi l*e- j
lcmg t© a paper representing Maine interests. Ttv1 ;
•ieiaila of genera! m*w i. as tiiey are to l«e 1,«nd in
Xew York newspapers, we do not undertake to give. |
A sufficient summary op the f uncut bisiory oi tby
world, l15 nil we edit firetond tn fumfsb. Oin r *f)0flfs j
of ifce
Proceedings of Congress
\vi!l neYtriUele-s be as fn'l as any N w Kz* gland
Jo.unal publishes, and our
Regular CorieMiomltntei at Wanli
iuiriou and New York,
Uie polltleu! and coin m^ciul capitals of the country
have already given proof of ability* ^ur ** j
jarigrments for procuring
MAINE NEWS
j arc Uii^paalled. IHepalcbei to the Associated filers <
| from ullpsiis of Maine. wesh&H of ooime- receive;'
; but in addition l©ihe*c. w»
Itef/ular Corespondent* in the
principal cities of the State, |
! o e.<si oial .onespoodcui* at other poutis, mnl we I
i hare arrcugcd for
Special Dispatches
i |
From the state Capital
i
every atgbt, so long as the leg! Mat tiro Is iu §e?>ion
<vntHitting tin* substance of tbe day'* proceedUgs.—
All matters of iooal near* or interest will t>o repert
od and liiscuated in oar columns more iuJJs tlwn
i*«r. be expected of newspapers out of the State. fl»e
various
n.UT.ROAD I VTKBPRMKit,
now tti ptogrewb, Un»
Employ meut oi our W ater Power
which i«beginning iu a:ttuci attemion abroad es well
4s hi bom-, the be-sriHg of Congtvsslr.nal legislation
upou our
flunot.M luring.t •mmrrcin^ l.uanhcriuu,
Fishing mid ffbipbuilJiairiatAwo,
uni other kindred tonlcaNtll? claim a large portion
•I uni s| -*c , Tin ccialte>na o' Maine to the Domin
ion of fSma bi it re «o Intf ravte chut we ahalf b«r oom
|iL*lle*l <o give coneid»*rable auoatiou to
Cuiiadltin Ailitii'N,
•nt»h*il ontinutwr weekly review of f ana. two
u m. The U-UM ul the On*v Avit win be av bett
| tofnre Klgha dellar* a fear.
THE MAINE STATE PRE88
t *•. carHfalh nit np a- an entire!? independent |
twpt-r. It wili contain
[ I i «M|>lrir i'—Krtwai—nl «ai L?|ifelatl?
»tior4 fraua week •• week, a mwummwr>
al •‘luI* Ncm » ariMstMt kr cuuuiit#,
no axrkakiural dspariwui raa*
.iuikkx art—!— prepared cx
|i « «•*!? tar it* i’«lamu»,itor
—it-iiif Hew* •€ eke
»irrk tall. Market
lie par i > « ar* fmII»
rril*rd la 4a>r
af pakiica
UM,
I I tr«4*bir Niarr every week, a ad a wage !
*t rM«eitaiaiaa antorvllaay, i—riBM
v* uto ike i«w»i ta|»«rlBNi rat rrapaaU*
« are, rvparta —4 rdlWriaU, aa4
ikr likit-tl irlrgrapkie ialelll
a« are treat ike aaily
edliiaa.
lbs lki« S/<rk J***- k aiuart>ivnulu
in;, eight luge paaesaul 1- one ol the largest weekly
p%l efafh t'j# country. It trlUbt IntnUhed to sub
nrribers a» heretofore, fw iwa ilallar* a year.
To «-pu*»t during the uunuttA .»niMR%aut year, ft at)
witling to offer a lib >ral re io'dlon. To embs qf ten
>ea telfi send ik' Maine State Press one itear .for
mstmieen and a hat/ dollars, and {f toonr address,
Winrt, sfirtlp ;,t adamtct.
>pecuieu cojds will he* -°tit free to any ad drees.
Addrees
!V. .V. FOSTER 9
PUBLISHER OF THE PRESS,
ta. 1 Pi later*’ Exchange. Portland; Me.
kaiitea at' tke l»re«*.
(Frjm tli RoundTabic, New York. July, 18ti7.}
The Portland Press evince* a commendable ener
gy in collating tad* i*erlain:ng to the commercial,
>ua»uta< turmg and agricultural life o: it* State. It*
editorial oplnious are also expressed with unusual
weight, an-1 it Is the only provincial journal in the
country that pays any cou-ideralde nttcnllon to Ca
nadian event*.
(From the \Va1-;rvilte Mail, <M.
The proprietors of th*- Pres.- are sparing no cx
| pcB.se in srrengtiiei.iug their editorial three. ami in
I improving their paper in every department. A d. i
dam daily may now he (buna without going out of
i t he Slate.
(From the Ad^usta Standard, Sept."20, 1867.}
The Portland Evening Star is conducted with
tir more manliness, dignify aa.il honesty, than any
other Republican paper in the State. Ii present* it*
\ iftws with marked ability and defend* them with a
neal that be tokens sincerity; but «eorns ib *dp*ceod
11 personal abuse, slander and vilification of political
opponents. Its course!u this respect is fit marked
contrast with that «>f the Press, pubhdiod in the ,
srobe city. .
(From th? Machlas Republican, Oct. :.‘4.l
We learn, not for the first time, however, trom a
I dler in the Bangor Whig and Gouner, that Mr.
George Gi fiord, a feogng Augusta lawyer. hi* accept
ed a situation on the editorial staff ot the Po>
Press. Mr. Gilford Uni been *om& time in that situ
ation, and has done some good service, and i= c&i*a
b * of doing much more. Mr, (4. iftsn nrnest and
devoted student, aud will be n o acquisition to th®
editorial oorp-ol Maine.
(From the Gardiner Home Journal, Jan. l.j
Tab Portlasd Dairy Pbehb enter*on the new
year with a full and able corps ot tail to », aud with
a determination >>u the part ot the publishers, to
make ll mciit the large patronage it is receiving.
Our merchants should consult tnelr Intel—ts and
take it instead of supporting the Boston dailies en
tirely.
(From the Lewiston Journal, Jan. ?-.]
For the exeoeflfent synopsis ot Legislative reports
wbJrh will -tppear In our first edition during the
Maine Legislative session, we are indebted to the
Portland Press, which with commendable t^ntcr
prise,receives it* report In special despatches itovi
Uie ceptinl.
iFtpm ili*: tvcunobti Repo* ter, Jan. 4. J
Tun Portland Dah-t Pnwsi* not only a credit
to the cltv bur al-o to the State. It is now as larg*
a- most of the Boston dailies, and in point of ability it
do.-ervesa ldihraak. Its edit oriaiaaronoi mtendlitf,
tut usually have a fresh and no1 coni
i.ion in our *iaj*y * be Press also l.as
♦ h,, ' dispatches ol the Associates!
rft^. anrl regular corresr ondence from Washington
Nf-w \ r>rk, a mt.ihejniu^pal cities of our own Sta’<*.
Luring the sc*:-7on or the legislature it will have spe
rm! JiepHiche-* yverr night, comaiuing the sabstatoee
cf the day * s proceed I n .• m . Any movement that looks
to the material growth of the State alwnv* finds In
1 he Press a hear ty advocate. 11 sht.«ud ba‘ ve a large
list in all the prominent places ot Maine.
For those who desire a family paper the weekly
edition or the Press has much to commend It. B**
side* the carclully selected ne ws ot the week, and
political matter, it has readable -lories and choice
miseeliauy, attractive to the lamily circle.
(From the Bath Time*. Jan. 4.}
It gives us pleasure to note the enterprise and en
ergy «f our friendst f Um Portland Press in the edi
torial and new* departments of that paper. No pa
per »n the Stale h more lully up w if.h the times than
1- the Press.
(From the Ellsworth Am«?ri«*an. Jan. i0.|
The Portland Daily Press N one of the large-i
sized jour nabs, is ably conducted, has regular corres
pondents in the principal cities in the State, in ad
aItion toils special dispatches and regular rorres
poudents ir. New York, Wash a. g ton, &v. We do
not see wliy ourcIBzens who want a large sle^d. po
litical and commercial daily newspaper do not take
the Press rather than the Boston Journal. The
Press I* every way the betrei paper tor Maine read
ers.
(From the Tfallowell Gazette, *Tnn. 11.)
Tm Portland Daily Press.—1This sterling
I Journal has for Maine readers the advantage* which
I belong to a taper representing Maine Interests, and
It presents a suit aiaiy of the current history ot the
work!. The reports of the proceeding* of Congress
are given «•: length, and the regular correspoiidents
at Washington apd New York, ilie political and
eoraio* rr ial capital* ot the country, have tor a long
time given pa oof ol their ability.
J. & C. ./. BARBOUR,
No. 8 Exchange street,
Have for retail a large Stock of
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
For .Ufa’*, \Y«uKtt'«, Jtfi**?*', lioj'w uu.l
ChiMm u’s wear.
U1BBEK GOODS!
Belling, Packing, Hose, Clothing,
Spring., Clolli, mala, Tubing, <r.
fc#1- All description* of Rubber Good* obtained
Horn Factory at *uort notice and at lowest rate*.
Oak Leather Belts.
nOTT’-A
Premium Oal: Leather Belle /
The most perfect article *n the market. Also,
Page’s Patent Laec Leather, and
Blake’s Belt Studs.
Dec 10, MC7.-i*eod3iu
LUMBER
Drying and Planing Mills*
R. J. D. Larrabee <f Co.,
West Oommer«l«.l street.
Kilu-Dried Lumber lor Sale.
PKKFKCfLY Diy P»ue Lumber pinned and r*»»dv
for use.
Dry Norway Pin* and Spruce Hoard* planed ami
jointed, fer floors. All kinds oi lumber ;"i t>i>tt*;d xt
low prices. Various Wood Moulding* torlwuse-tiu
ish and lor p'ctiuc frames ou baud md made to or
der. We can do job work, stick *»** iU euy, iue, turn
ing, planing, sticking inouidlag, Ac, iu the beat
manner.
i-fi^'Proinpt personal atte ntion.
It. L I>. LAllKAHKK &TO..
SGi >m West Comrutrdai fct., JPorUHud.
The Fisheries ! *
|‘ S»J. to ih« t~ad<-, lO.KOn Ihn. bw*t qualit-T €->«
fwine, Nus. li, H «nd I':, loui iu nii. intend.
’"l" ''"tOw..u Twine, Xn». |6, JS and i0.
’01,r¥i-' ’ J’’ ''A f’.O'H) lbs. Kpriini, Marieri i
and Pm av'OTi \,uinK. „w Hotrin*. Me-kMvl and
Pobas-’ii Spins, ri.mpief for w, ym linrlish Hu
nn* >.t» . (W«i:»ui3 Uae v»cu al!ar-ii b
-CMr.inr.vN xht am! itei co,
-J.iWiarv l& »*"•• j
Jletlioal No! ice.
0. U.«:ltU»VlCK..M. {>., will .l-voiB s|,oei:U ,t
leurtan to Diw a Q« *>1 tb« hye. No. fcOJi O-U'- i w* bt
Utfice Lour* iroui It A. M. to 1 P. M.
May I 8. U
Tents.
A PUI.L subtly of Tenfs. of all *bce«, f.>r sale
**°re Couitmrckt) Sirfft, heAd of Widgerye
\>hku.. Igr*" dtt
DOW, COFFIN & LIBBY,
I mlerwriters ami General Insurance Agents,
xo. 15 EXCHANGE STREET, PORTLAND, ME.,
Itrpreiwul Ike following lompnnira t
Altua Ins. Co., Hartford, Assets $4,833,543 00
Home Ins. Vo., New York, “ 3,623,896 00
Continental Ins. Co., New York, Assets 1,523,703 00
Insurance Co. of No. America, Phil., Assets 1,696,050 00
Jjortliard Ins. Co. of New York, Assets 1,414,810 00
JS arrcffiinset Ins. Co., Providence, Assets 627,754 00
Market Tn*. Co., New York, Assets 563,523 00
Putnam Ins. Co., Hartford, Assets 576.055 00
People’s Ins. Co., Worcester, Assets 443.384 00
Norwich Ins. Co., Norivich, Assets 405,977 00
Standard, Ins. Co., New York, Assets 288,536 00
Total - - - - $15,997,231 00
--*
Our friend*, •• »«U «» the public generally, nre kerrk, informed (hut we Kill
continue lo write Polieira in (he above Companies, far aay deal red autoaal, and at
the MJBBliM BATUW.
john dow, “■ coppin, p. w. iambi.
Portland, .January 2d, 18t»J. eodiw __
Star Match _ Corporation.
W. & O. 1L MILLIKBM.
|>«liluud, ••
gexemae sEJLLiyv age ms.
IK odertaz to the public the Star Match, we claim
l'lor them the Billowing advantage! to the .-enaiun
er, over any other Match, vie:
Each buuch Is full count, one hundred.
hiicb glass contain* olo mote than the oolnm.n
rlfij Tnutchf8- .
’Ill - toll count la ecjuals '« aboui -'ll bunches more
la s gros- than other maUli.».
Thcv keep In any climate.
ThcV have leva oik than any oth-. r Salphttr Match.
Th^j an longer lhan any other bulphui Card
They answer both ter Splint and Card Matchee
They do not black tha wallMat * *uhteal oa k
Trap at,. P» l ed In tine «hlpp!nz order. In ftltl
containing 10, -0 and 30 gto«» f .cli. In l-t gro'lp»*k
*Thc above canted firm ate lbs soli Selling kgerda
u>r fi»e ooiporMlnn.
£. P. GKB&lSn. i.
J, 8 MaKIIKTI, _ I Dl.Mtl*.
aTAV.lSSHH SMITH. |
October 1. <Uj __ ^ _,_
1 lgMNcri her to A £» -■, r ih£ft is of > > J-*'
at fin-, nrwte N Mi< ta*»r ^ *••*» w
•Me the
Firs! Premium over all Competitors
At the great
PARIS EXPOSITION.
Anti riinmie^mweyrttiyWWI-P *■ **"
manufacture ol 1 UftOPORTw. c*.i>o'r
I also keep a large aesortment ot other FIRSF
emJ MAKERS, which I ean cell at ue mamilho
tnrers* lowest priors.
Old Pianos taken in exchange for New.
PlanoM to Kent.
Tailing tui.i Repairing promptly attended to.
Wureioom 337 Congress Street.
WM. O. TWOMBIif.
(Formerly ot the firm of C- EJwards & Co.)
sugfritf___
Organs and Melodeons
Of the la teat Improved Beyle and-Tone, Manuihcior
WM. P. HASTINGS,
ATo. in Chestnut Street, Portland.
iLAIHE.
Til- Ovaii is ihe best Reed Instrument now iu use,
voiced with a rich, mellow and powerful tone, rue
ji,al aim lias been to manufacture an instillment to
[•least, tbe eve and satis.) the ear.
.W-o Improved Melodeous, the latest ol which Is u
newly arraniM Swell, which does not put the in
^hccpsou hand Plano Fortes «. the^best gyle,
andt.me. defieodly TVM. P. HASTINSS.
23,-'Pricelist sent by mall.
Daily Press Job Office,
Xo. 1 Printers’ Exchange,
Exchange Street.
EVERT DESCRIPTION OF
BOOK, fffl, & JOB PRIM,
EioouUal witli HeatneBd aud Desintoh.
Bavlnu completely 1 eiurnlshed „ur office sluee ib«
Great Fire, wltli all kinds of New Material,
Presses, Arc., we arc prepared on the short
ca> possible notice to accommodate ottr
ftictid* fttflPttie puMIc wtth
Poster, Progritiumes,
RILL-HEADS, CIBCILAB8,
Cards, Tags, Blanks, Labels,
And every description ot
Mercantile Printliig
We have supeilor facilities for Ihe execution ol
BOOKS, PAMPHLET*
Catalogues, &c.,
Which tor neatness and dispatch cannot be surpasi»ed
53F* Orders horn the country fobcited, to wblcb
l*rcinpt attention will b# paid.
Dally Pi*e%» Job Ollier
Xo. 1 Printers’ Exchange,
Exchange St., Portland.
N. A. FOSTER, PnoPRikroit.
SWAM A T5A K KliTX,
BANKERS it BROKERS,
NO. 13 EXCHANGE STREET,
,,rrra fO* Jape
5-20's of 1864, I860 and 1867!
STATE OF MAINE BONES,
I'tYY OF POBTLlib BONES,
CITY OF ST. l.Ol'IN BONDS.
CITY OF CHI CABO 7 PER CENT,
SCHOOl. BONUS.
This fcon<l Is protected by au ample aluTlitE tunrt,
and is a choice security lor those secuiug a sale and
remunerative Investment.
.lime siiicl July 7.30’s
Converted into New 5.20’s,
Ou Very Favorable Terms. ,
Holders of 8EVEN-THIRTIES
gain nothing by delaying
conversion.
Holder* of 5 ‘20^ of 1 SG‘J. will Mud a large
profit in exchanging for other («ot
eruiuciit Bond*.
September 20, cltf
Advances made on Goods to the
Island of Cuba.
Messra.OHURUHLL,BROWNS & MANSON ,
Are prepared to make liberal advances i»u all kinds
of Lumber, Cooperage aud Provisions, to any oi the
Ports of the Island, and their comieciions with the
first class Houses cl Ike Island, make this a desira- j
bio mode mi parties wi diiug w> ship Goods to that
msHmt, j
Portland, 16 Dee. 1867, dr.16lf
Notice.
rPHAN KING ib» public for their liheial patronage I
X for t he past year, I shall continue in the same i
business at ilit old stand, and all good* in my line
'hall bo sold us cheap us can be bought elsewhere.
U. A. CLEAVES.
Pi Idgion. January 20, 1808. Janggdl w_ •
Brig for Salt*!
nlUG GEORGE AMOb, f<>ua, new measure* {
mem, now Ring nt Berlin Milk* Wbarl, for sale j
low1. Apply to j
fwofioi. «. urn*. i
No. Ill Commercial Street, *
•January 23, ls«8. d'w
for sa'ce.
om: eight horse power
Portable Engine.
W. H.PHlbUP8.
•>, Ccuuinerclitl at., loot or Purk ht.
J’orllajjd, Aug »Vdl
Notice.
All PeisoiA* are forbid purUiasiug any note? i»ay* l
able to m». i
CHARLES SAWYER.
Jan 22. dtf
Pi ice Advaueed-93 aud Interest!
T II B
OKJXTHAIa
Pacific Railroad
Tlif Btrt k&d Prill tpal PorUoB nf tbe
Maltoaxl Trmak Um Arhiiw ( MHmral
I* bring rnpMly uiiad tbttwil by no unpr*m*«nt
> r<t uorkln* lotce, unlit la i<woc»bH .ntma Hat
tba ..nHnunui over fluid Rn-lrond connection from
| Sew l urk w H»n FmncU. 0 wtli be made hi w:«.
\ The Cnlted Stktea Gorerann at tbrni-ho-. JJOD r
rnbariUante uni oontInfant Ucn, Uulf ik. ineui tar
onrlru.-tlng the Msln Stc&m Line: and beside* u
absolute grant of I! t <> acres01 Talaabit public lands
per mile, the Central PnclBe Railroad Coatpaar bare
rac*iv«d ft am CaMbrnln -onrtwv d>.atiM< »4 eaa
ceaslons worth mora tlka i;,C«0,»9\ The araila
bla raaosucaa of ttkaoatpany ara tberetore nbunrt
uit lor the purpoaa. amountlne to *;7.#00,00n. oa I be
drat tk miles at tke Latte, Includ'dg Loans secarad
by a First Mortfage u(xm I he whole properly, to the
mme amoaat aaly aa the V. B. dabatuy Bom la.
The resalta already attained, although under com
lAratfTely unfcrorable ctrcumrtnn,-*. afford sub
stantial ground for hellering the CENTRAL PA
CIFIC m be the
h«i Farared, PradatUie, and Valunklr
■••leaad Balrrprtnr in the Cmamiry.
la Mnsaqaeaeeat thelarfgand ragddly lae/»aidr,g
d.-tnand, the price ot theaa Bonds bas been adyanc
ed, and tbe Company are now offering for talc, a
limited amount of their
First Mortgage Six Per Coni. Ronds
Principal an. I Interest Pet*We la Gold Coin.
In sums ol 11*000 each* at 96 per cent. of theii i«r
value and Accrued interest lrorn January 1st, In
currency.
These Bonds. Ills believed, possess tbe elements of
safety, 1 ellaMlii y and profit in a greater degree, (ban
any ofter-tltM* of Corporate Securities now offered,
and are therefore very dciiraMe tor stsady invest -
merits of surplus capital.
luvestors will boar in mind the follow iug ad van
tages:
I. They are the first mortgage on one ot the most
valuable aud productive lines of.railroad in the
world.
II. The actual earnings from local business In 1867
were more than four limes tbe annual Interest en
gagements.
III. The hard part off the work Is now done, and
the prospects of rapid completion arc favor able. |
IV. The Company have liberal subsidies, which
enable them to prosecute the work with great vigor.
V. The management has been exceedingly pru
dent and frugal.
VI. There is already a large aud growing settle
ment on the completed and graded line.
VII. The l#nds promise to be ot immense value,
37,638 acres having been already sold.
VIII. Both principal and interest are explicitly
made payable in gold coin.
I IX. Both the aggregate amount ot Issue and their
! standing in Europe will insure for them continued
| activity and a high rank among standard securities.
At this time they yield nearly
!Viav Per Ccnt.apoa the Investment
Holders ol Government Securities l>ave an oppor
tunity of exchanging them for Central Pacific Bond*
bearing an equal rate oflnterest, with the principal
abundantly secured, and of realizing a profit ot from
ten to fifteen per cent. In addition.
Order, sent with the ftinds through responsible
Bunks or Express Companies will receive prompt at.
tention. Bonds sent hv return Express, to any ad
drese In the United States, at oar cost. Information,
Descriptive Pamphlets, Maps, &c, tarnished on ap
plication at the office of the Railroad Company,
.8# 34 William Si, Jf. Y., aadaf
Fisk Ac Hatch,
; Bunker, and Dealers In Oev’t Securities,
— AXD—
Financial Agenlsof the C. P. It. K.
ATo. 5 Koeean Street, Ar. V.
AND OF
Brewster, Sweet & Co., Jlostou.
■Nov 3Q-d3m_ fob I *68
Gas Fixtures! Gas Fixtures!
We hare connected GAS FIXTURES with our bad
ness of
j Steam and Oas Fittings,
\ IRON RAILINGS, WINDOW SHUTTERS,
Graliiigs, Fiiyi, Arc., Akr ,
and are now prepared to furnish them as low as they
can be purcna.«tcd4» Boston.
1 Oar stock is entirely new, and b selected hum the
lateat and moat fashionable styles.
We invite persons wbo intend to pmvha*e fixtures
to give ns a call before purchasing elsewhere.
C. M. & H. T. PLUMMKR,
Nor. 9,11 and 13 Union Street, Portland. Me.
| September 12. dtf
NAIAD WATER-PROOF
Leather Preservative.
AVOID wet feet by using (be best article ever, in
fro weed tor keeping tvafer out ot boots and
I shoe?. They can be polished immediately after ap
plying the Waterproof.
This artjele will preserve lfa»her in auv form, and
Is fsperisttly adapted for Hflnurses, ae thev ard kept
very soft by this means.
Manufactured by
CARPENTER, WOODWARD k MORTON,
(FeraerlyBaBkert Can*nterr|
»•* * **» fitatf ttrrn, Boston
Ian 13-dtwlm*
TIN TYPES
Made so Cheap oo say our la the City by
A. M. MrKE.SPIKY,
Corner of Congress and Centre streets.
PHOTO GRAPHS
Of all kinds made Cheap by
A . .11 . UtKENNEV,
Corner of Con grew and Center St.*.
A LARGE LOT OR FRAMES
Just received, Black Walnut, Gilt and Rosewood
.Mouldings. Will be sold very cheap bv
a., m. McKinney,
Cortdrot Congress and Center Sts.
Freuch * German Mirror Plates
soi.D tear low bt
4. M. McKEXJXE F,
Corner of Con.'ress and Center Sir.
OLD FRAMES RE-GILDED t
VERY CHEAP BY
A. M. McKB^Kf,
dai-eodAwtll Corner f»f Congress and Center Sis.
Hill’s Pile Ointment
IS being used with great euccees. Entirely vege
table. No core, no pay. Sold by al Druggist-.
Price 2S cents per l>ox. "
O. A. HILL, Proprietor,
m>vt6-eodtoi_ «*»rll»wd. Marine.
REMOVAIa !
Mr. Geo. W. H. Brook®
WOULD Inform his patrons and the public that
lie lia« removed to his new and
Spacious Bakery,
No. 70 Brackett Street,
where he will be pleased to serve hi* old customers
and such new one* as nmy favor him with a call for
the Staff ot Life in all the branches that are usually
found loan establishment ot the kind. All orders
promptly attended to from the shop or hi* cart*.
J3r All good* delivered free of charge in auv part
of the city.
** • H. BKOOKS.
FLOUR.
I am now prepared to tarnish (he heat grades of
Family Flour at Its moat reasonab'e rales, delivered
free ol charge. .lan22-lwedteort3w
Dartmouth College!
Chnndlcr Wcientitlr Deparnaeal.
THE course of study, founded on Mathematics,
Natural Science, English Language and Llte-a
tnre, History and the Modern Language* Is design,
ed to give a fhorouffh, practical education: and es- j
peclally to Bt young men for F.nglneers, Chemises
Architects, or tor business,
pe Spring Term commences January totb, l«js.
For Catalogue, apply to
I'rof ,J. ». WOODMAN,
, ,, .... _ ... Hanover, N. H.
del7.(i!0;&w4tl
Western Clear Pork,
SO CLEAR PORK, In store, tor sale
BLAKE, JONES * G4GF
JanSOdlw No. 1 Galt Block,
»
HBltOllAirDMB
pim: siinGbEs,
50.000 VSE p,x,i 8“,x i
50.000 Clear Pia« sliiuglet.
50.000 NeoMoned Piue Whipping ;
Beards
75.000 ^eanoueil i*iue Owl*.
$y Spruce dimension, all kinds, sawed to order, j
Doors, Sashes and Blinds !
constantly on baud and lur sale by
B. DEEBING,
No. 291 Commercial Street, Hobson's Whart, foot of
High Street, oct22drf
Particular hotter !
We are now offering our customers and tlie public
generally, all tbe best qualities of
COAL!
hl mauls you
Furnaces, Ranges & Cooking .Stoves
. at the following pil' e.,
Delivered at miy part jf tuo Oity, yiii
2.000 l*ouud., - •
1,900 «... 8.07
1,800 - - 7.63
Anil -u ou down to live hunlied |--un U. Out
Co*U arc all urat Iuni, prepared lu the Uu vi ^ i«.,
Au4 wui riuud itglvf unfeclBaikANllM.
Abo tbe beat uualiue* ii Al(D and SOFT WCJli
ke cheap an the t Leanest ROIMM A CO.,
Head Franklin Whorl Cvuumui iatSUret.
> Aagu«t 5. dtl
i $7. Cheap foul. $7.
WK caa now offer Mre ( lit.wT.iil i toAL
at §7.09per ton, «b .i««im1 it ur <«it of the
I city. Abo On »o'e at ike lowest ntrkm jelce,
Ota Co. Lotiluli,
BUG AH LOAF LEHIGH,
For Futunr**.
For lUngee and C x k St /vea, Jaha'i 1* hue
(»k, DianeaJ, H«*g A»N. wld*l« are tieo at ail
lm| umit « uud tort nb*». At - ('MUibctlu..4 ! A
c ugo Ju»t landed, itedi mint l, for BUlmiith r.s*.
Lfblgli Lui.i|i, iV»r round, y Iwt
Wo ktepcowotiiatl v on 1,4ml a full a<**.etm«ut oi
Choir** Family Cool. Uftw »»-Mrr to pur
chase large lots a ill do wet! to (it* us a eali be&ie
purchasing.
HAHD AXD SOFT WOOD
Dcdrercd at any p*rt of tbe cTtj at abort nolle*.
Kaiulnll, MoAlli.tiv & Co.,
No. (4 (XI MM KitCLAI. ST
ndfjilt/ Head of Maiod Whart
Dumber and Coal.
HRHK nnrtrrWgT(.*f hare on hand f>r dtliverv. (Ii.
1 niMUl size, of SrPKKIOR COAL, a; LOWEST
MARKET PRICES. A'if,
Laths, Shingles. Clapboards,
Sproce and Pine LnvnW. Spruce Dimensions tawed
to order at short notice.
PERKIN, JACKNOK A CO ,
High Street Whan, 302 Commercial,
pr29d tt foot of High stref t,
Oils, Oils, Oils !
2500 Gallon* Extra Paraflne
2000 Gallons Extra Winter Lard
Oil.
lOGO Gallons Bleached Winter
Sperm oil.
lOOO Gallons Bleached Winter
Whale Oil.
2000 Gallons Spindle Winter Oil.
UOOO Gallons Eleme Wool Oil.
A. P. FULLER,
ileclT-dGui OS Fore afreet.
Brick®.
\ R/A BBipKSForsaleata bargain,
ltlvivv V For pariIculais enquire of
SAW YEl! & VARNEY,
i;2 Comm er.dal St.
or of Vital Cassanl, at tlie kiln on Portland St.
November l. dtf
Important to Travelers
SIS.OOO tor OO Ccuts !
Sir <#' the Passengers in the terrible railway
CASUALTY AT ANGOLA
1
Had insured themselves agaluat such calamities by i
investing Ten C’eol* each in
TICKETS OF
Insurance against Accidents,
193VED BY Tnn
Railway Passenger Assurance Co.,
OF HARTFORD, COM..
Thereby securing to each o i their Families the suui J
' ot Three TIioumihmI Dollar*.
The Claims upon these Tickets xcilt be Promptly
adjusted and paid by this Company, which Is the
only one lu the United States devoted to this branch
ol Accident Insurance.
It has a capital qi' over $300,000, safely invest
ed in Government, State, Municipal and dthr;r se
curities.
It has $100,000 deposited with the Treasurer
oi Connecticut as additional security to Ticket
Holders.
It Is liberal in i'.s policy, prompt In its settlement
of claims, and has already paid nearly £50,000 tn
total and partial losses upon its Ticket*.
Its Tickets can be obtained for any number of
days.aro dated when issued, to commence at any
required hour, and are sold at nearly ( very Ticket
Offce in the Uutced States and Dominion of Canada.
It is established ou a permanent basis; it« business
is rapidly increasing, and while Its losses are large
is sufficient to cover them.
J. <1. Patterson, President.
O.B. WbiwHt. Vice President.
Henry T. Sperry, Secretary.
Justin Snow, General Ticket Agent.
C. D. Palmer, General Agent.
Tiiltelt for Sale iu Purtlaud by
IF. 2>. LITTLE & CO.,
40 1-2 Exchange Street,
Win. IIAVIS Agent ftrnud Trunk D.pal,
AND
». H. BLAXCBA11D, Market Square.
Insure Against Accident When
you Travel.
Feb 4. TAT 1m
LECTURES •
A new Court-* ol Lectm*? as being tlelivered at tLe
New York Museum of Anatomy,
f-mbracing the subject?
“How to lire ana what to live for.—YoutL. Vatur
itv ami old age.—Manhood generally reviewed.—
'The rau?e? of inoSgestiou. flatulence and Nervous
diseases accounted f r.—Marriage philosophically
considered. &c.”
Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be
forwarded to panics unable to attend on receipt ol
lour stamps by addressing: * •SECRETARY, New
yg>HK MraEfM of Anatomy and Nojknoe, 618
Bboadway. NFAV YOTU(
December i). eoclSm*
p. p.
The Furlong Paper Manfg Co.,
A EE now prepared to tnpply (be market with
their Improved
CORDED EDGED GOODS!
Consisting of Ladies Conled Edged Co’lars, Taper
Trimming (or Lillies’ and Childrens' under aar
menta, &c.
'These Collars are Warranted »«
(Strong ns Cloth upon the Edge.,
And will not burst or break, cut or ehalb the nerk.
• suP'T'-or goods may be found at all Hie
jobbinghouse, in Fancy Goods, Ac., at wholesale,
and at retad bv Fancy Ooo Ja Dealers aud Milliners.
Furlong Manufacturing Comp’y,
MECHANIC FALLS, life.
Dec 6 eotitar
MH TEDDY,
. .MERCHANT TAILOR,
AND IIEAJ.CK l>
GENTS’ FURNlg'niNG GOODS.
No. lot FEDERAL STREET.
‘9,one 01 ,lle finest assortment of
ENGLISH, GEUMAiS, FRENCH and DOMESTIC
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c., that cau be (bund in
Portland. These goods have lieeu selected w ith great
care and esnecialiy adapted to the fashionable trrndr.
Mid at prices that cannot fall to ' lease, and all good*
thoroughly shrunk and satisfaction guaranteed
A call is respectfully solicited. Thankful to friends
for past patronage, Loping to merit a continuance of
the same.
Janfldtf M. H. REDDY, Proprietor.
GREAT DISCOVERY!
HYDRO-CARBON BURNER.
THIS machine burrs water with any Petroleum
Oil. It can be adjusted to run the largest steam
engine, to bake a biscuit, or to boll a tea-kettle. It
can be kindled or extinguished In an indant, with
out lo-e ot fuel. May be seen at
No. 68 Federal Ntreel, Portland, Maine.
(T-Tovn and County Rights for sale.
AH ENTS WANTED !
December 5. eodotn
SAM UFL F. COBB,
No. Ifoo Congress Sti'eet,
NEAR HEAD OF GREEN STREET.
PMfj1? '1?S‘ Mclodcona, Organs, Guitars,
Violins. Banjos, l lutuias. Music Boxes, Con
(retinas, Accordeons, Taml.erines, Flutes, p'lagoo
lets Piealos Clarionets, A loiin Bows, Music Stools,
Music Stands, Drums, Files, sheet Music Music
Books, VioRn and Guitar Strings, Stereoscopes and
Views,Umbrellas, Canes, Clicks. Bird Cages, LoX
lugGWs, Albums, Stationery, Pens jni* Homing
HoraefPictures and Frames. Fancy Baskets, Chll
dren’s damages and a great variety of other articles.
®ld^A«»oa Taken in Exchange for Vru,
wP l lanos ;iiid Meiodeons tlined and to r. nt.
April o—t1
THOMES, SMARHOTUToo;
JOBBERS OF
R’OOLI^VV,
and
Tailors' Triimiiiu&s!
AGENTS FOR THE °
Ne Plus Ultra Collar Comp’y,
^ BIDDEFORD, ME.
56 Union Street,
tFirst Door from Middle.)
Francis®, Thornes. Je20n&sti Geo. H, Stoat don
uuiBAwa.
I
B. PLUMMER & SONS,
Geuernl Ajjems
¥hb uiU >L<- HkiiitK Pv«vUtv4,
—or THF.
Ooun. Mutual Life Ins. Com pa in.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Auc'umulnied A«nc ( w
• rev • I*,•••,•••«•.
OjJUc \u. JO Ljr<Jtattj<? M/ «♦<,
I'UU I LAn A*.
J.j. 1A-4U
I
I
*I\A TK W MLA T
—4B-—
Laurar Fire Insurance Co.,
of IHk Cttf O# >IW Tuna
January lot, 1W
-aoovk «c Capital, oil i**l la lost, # oo.aeo .4
Amount oi fcarpiu*, Jan U*. into, wajPM 71
$50^*3 71
iHEri.
C«rh uu k*ud and in bank ... *,aJo 90
Bank Stock* in the City oi York, pat vaL
lio.oOO 00, Market Value ... 4o.*J0 o
40 Bonds and Mortgages on Property la
Cities of N. York and Brooklyn, mostly
dwellings, worth in each case 75 to 15o
p r ct. more than ain't loaned thereon 12c,you uo
Loans vu Demand, fully secured - - 6,000 0*>
Bills receivable far Inland Insurant;, - 0,32125
Amount with Agents, .... i,946 74
Premiums in course of collection, - - 2,318 74
Literal accrued but not yet due, - - 1,468 55
City of New York for overpaid taxes, - - 3,647 97
TJ. S. 7 3-10 Treasury Notes, $285,690, mar
ket ?aTue,.296,446 50
$509,963 71
Amount of Losses unadjusted or wait
ing proof, ------ $8,430 00
City, County and State 1 fca
of New'York.
Edward Anthony, President, and Jona. R. Sr.
Jon*. Secretary of the Lamab Firm Insub as ok
Company of the city of New York, being duly
sworn, do solemnly depose and say, tint the forego
ing is a true and correct statement of the affair? of
said Company on the 1st day ot January, 1868, to the
best el their knowledge and belief.
EDWARD ANTHONY, President.
JONA. R. ST. JOHN, Secretary.
Sworn to before me, January 2l?t, 1868.
THOS. L. THORN ELL,
Notary Pvb-ic.
AGENT IN MAINE, .
JOHN B. CARROLL,
I'O KT I. AM*.
■J.mmry 1?>. dSAv
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
PHCEN1X
Iuisurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.,
On ike 31st of December, 1867, to the Secretary o
the State of Maine.
Capital Stack, all paid ftu, $666,600 60
Sarplu* aver C apital, • • - - 634,193 41
THE ASSETS ABK AS FOLLOWS, VIZ, 5
Cash on hand and in Bank?.. $54,596 60
Cash in hands oi Agents and in couise oi
transmission.6128,783 64
Bank Stocks.. 345.625 00
Rail Road a ad other Stock and Bonds- 99,450 00
United State? Stocks . 146,380 00
8tate and City Bonds. 310,237 50
Loan? secured by Collateral Securities. 57,340 00
“ « “ Real Estate. 67,700 00
Interest Accumulated. 0,*80 67
$1,234,11*5 41
LIABILITIES.
On (standing Losses. . $77,148 60
Henry Kellogg. Prat. V. W. C. Shilton, Sec’y.
A. W. Jillson, \ . Prest. G. H. Burdick, Aaet. “
We continue to issue Pelkieeimr thU sound and
reliable Company at the most favorable rate* of other
iafe Companies at
W. D. LITTLE & Go., Agents.
<J:m 18. d3w
ORUANIZ^D ASSETS OVKK
In 1S43. «.l,tta0,0«V
New Euglaud Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE COMF1
B OIT6 If • MAIM.
PURELY MUTUAL.
idvideiidii Annually la Caah, an Cantelku
lian Plan.
BRSJ.F. STEVENS, PrenMent.
JOS. M. GlbBKNS, Secretary.
This in one of the oldest and most healthful Life
Insurance Companies in our country.
It does Its business in an economical and honora
ble manner; such as will bear the light oi Inspection:
thus commending itselt to (he good judgment, and
meeting with the approval of honest and intelligent
men.
Persona wishing to Insure their Jives or the lives of
thefr friend?, In a safe Lite Co., arc invited to inqnire
into the principles and workings ot this Company.
Also persona wishing to Canvas jor this (Company
as local or travelling agents, will be ottered liberal
terms and ample territory.
JAMES M. PALMEB, Qen’l Ag’t for Maine,
03o« 49 1.3 Exchugc llmi,
PORTLAND.
•Jan. 7, ISOS'. Jan 11. dit
Life Insurance.
NATIONAL
Travelers’ Insurance Comp'y,
OF NEW YORK.
OFFICERS:
JAMES R. DOW, Presideut.
E. H. JONES, Vice-President.
J. H. TAYLOR, Secretary.
J. A. WHITE, M. D, .Medical Exunlaer.
This Company issues all kinds ol Life, Endowment,
snd Joint-Life Policies, Annuities. Ac.
Special Features.
It Issues WHOLE-WORLD POLICIES, permitting
unrestricted Freedom tn Travel and Change rtf
Residence without Permits or Extra Premiums.
REGISTERED POLICIES. Guaranteed by the
State or New York
It allows THIRTY DAYS' GRACE in Payment oj
Premiums.
ON E-THIRD THE PREMIUM may remain un
paid at a Loan.
deposited with the Stale Insurance De
partment of the State of New York as a perptt
■ ual Security for Us Policy-holders.
NO CHARGE for Policy-fee nor Medical Examin
ation.
POLICIES SUN-FORFEIT A RLE.
PROFITS OF THE COMPANY ANNUALLY
DIVIDED.
N. S. GARDINER,
General Agent for Maine,
SO Exchange Street.
Ml, vein her U-<13m
“AH Sorts.”
\LL SORTS, or a Puree Seine, one iiuudred fath
oms long, liberal In depth, complete in its ap
purtenances lor immediate use. not weighing over
330 lbs., capable ot being handled by a man and three
bovslna dory. Adapted to Herring, Mackerel or
Pobagen. Coot $33/>
AMERICAN NET AND TWINE CO.,
No. 41 Commercial Street, Boston.
January 13, dlwi2aw8ni
The Cooking Miracle of (lie Age.
/A MM KB MAX’S
Steam Cooking Apparatus.
Cheap, Simple, Economical!
A DINNER COOKED for twenty persona over
ONE hole of the Stove. Otn ’be put on any
Stove or Range ready for Instant use.
Water changed to a delicious Soup by distIliatlon.
Leave* the entire house free from offensive odors In
cooking. It? results astonish all who try ii.
SS^Sen.l for a Circular.
*?*p wU*. at Rite Teira «n4 teualf
Higfci* la the Male, by
JOHN COE SENS,
Jan 3-dtf Keunebunk, Me.
HOTEL*.
Hotel Directory.
AibuiO.
Em House, Coin!. St. W. S. Young, Proprietor.
Aujf u*fu.
Augusta House, State St. »T. H. Kling, Proprietor^ i
Rnattor.
Penobscot Eicbinqk, a. Woodward, Proprietor.
Rath
Lath Hotel, Washington ~t.C. M. Plummer, P o
piieior.
Leach’s Hotel, Corner of Front nod Vine streets.
•». it Leach, Proprietor.
R • ■ • • u.
Am - i:wis House, llamnei- st. s. iti »* Proprietor.
Pabki.k Hoi sk, b<-'»ool St. li. 1>. i'.trk- 1 4C Co.,
Proprietor*.
UEvr.BL ilor**., Bowtioln square, Cultluch, B og
ham, Wrtsk v a Co., Proprietor?.
pjirMONT kiouKE Trenton. .st. Hiiv'lmm. Wr«-b v
A Co.. Proprietor*.
Beibrl.
CUiM>LtK llul'M.. F. S. Chnn Pet A , piop’r*.
Cm a Eli am HoraX, s. II. Cbapmaa, Proprietor.
Daurillf JnanUj.
Cl.ARK'a DlNISO Hall. « r«ril trunk
Depot. .\a. W. Clark, Proprietor.
Vi&lrld.
ASiiiVu^MUS Hot -l. JL.ll. KhlOer, Pi«»prirUr.
LKVItfON Uvi>K, Cl» pel St., J. It. H- l 4 t • j
Proprietor*.
^I - ih lull I alia.
Kiau Uui *r, P. B. CVRfc, Pi .or.
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PortlauA.
Rut *A, li. I Mrrnl $».* t, J. li Per t,
rreprirt'.T.
A Hk)< %> Mm •*, !kl a » W. M. Loet* Proi 'r.
I OMXI octvi Hoi »k, a or. bore •• 4 C«eao
j M. u. t mps 1* of ivur.
, Ct aaiAi vu* Hi#* ha, dia* M. J.«». fc»> . ih..
j pr rtor.
OaTl ■ r>»er (fCrofti *■ —< Oboeo mm»
John P. |» it.» A *
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^Ttiuvm r i*f* ft.ee twtje ym 4Uv,au >» ’tag
iae Ikl 1. i utufa to ael fcva Hosm -
CM* MUl St«Mi<4». J»i.«*t"
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bn mail Limrli Room.
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H«wa 4. h|> mmif«.
QT u;n liar; il.y bat SamUf, mb » .t .4. w
t P M. juiMiM*
* UAItBUAIM.
THROUGH TICKETS
TO ALL PARTS OF THE
TV E N T .
^6 LEH8
r^miiis^gTan Ilian by xnv other Rome, ir^ia Maine
ell Points West,!kt the
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
Ticket* nl Ltwral Kate*
Via Bo«tnn, New York Central, Buffitlo and Detroit.
For inlbrmarlon apply at lUC Congre-s «t. (irand
Trunk Ticket Office.
JnU’ti8d&wly D. If. BLANCHARD, Agent.
To Travelers
Through Tiolietm
luu'tgsai From Portland to nwsacsrK-asm
ALL P O I .\ X H
AT TIIE
West, South anrt North West,
By all the principal Route , via. Hanlon aud
Horrrdrr to .Albany nod the >ew lorU
Central Mailway to Bnflalo or Niagara
Fall*! thence by the Gaeal Western or Fake
Shore Railroads, or via new York City and
the ftrie. Atlantic aud Great Western and
PrnutyUanin C cuiral Railway*.
For sale at the LoseM Rates at the Only fu
ton Ticket Office, No. 49 1-4 exchange M..
Portland.
W. D. LITTLE & Co., Agents.
Dec 14. dii
POR TX4j9lX*:D
SACO A PORTSMOUTH R. R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, Nov'r llth, 1N67.
HgEgSxgsn Passenger Train* leave Fortlaud daily
yojp^^^poiSuadavH excepted) for Saco and Bid if c’
ford, at M3,8.40 A. M, 2.55 and 5.20 P M.
For South Berwick dunction, Portsmouth, Bouton,
ami intermediate Stations at 6.43, b.4o A M, and 2.53
P. M.
Leave Boston tor Portland and lnt< inodiate Sta
tious at 7.30 A. M., and 3.00 a ml 5.00 P M.
Freight Trains daily e*«-h way, (Sunday excepted.
FUANClb Lit Adi'., !>upt.
Portland, Not 8, 1867. noJ la
Portland & Kennebec R. R.
Winter Airaugciunif, Nat# II, 1807.
rn&ESSP Trains leave Porrlmiut at 1 P. M. \\r
oil stations on (bis l>ue, and tor Lewis
ton and biutiou* on the Androscoggin Rood. Also
Bang: i and stations on Maine Central road.
Leave Portland dally, except Saturday-, at 5 P M.
for Bath. Saturdays only leave Portlaud at tf .15 P
M. for Bath and Acgu?ta.
Trains are due at Portland at 5.30 A. M., and 2 10
P. M. dally.
The thr»ugh Freight T rain with passenger car at
tached, leaves Portland lor Skowbegan every morn
ing at 7 o.elotk.
Fare as low by this route to Lewiston. Watervllle,
Kendall’* Mills and Bangor as by the Maine Ceidral
road, and tickets purchased in Bostou for M dne
Central Stations are good for a passage on this line.
Passenger* /rota Bangor, N-wport, Ac., will pur
chase ticket* to Kendall's Mills ouH, and alter tak
ing the cars on this road ilie <;ouductor will for
nlsn tickets and rnuke the rare the panic through to
Portland or Bouton as via the Maine Ouiroi load.
Stages for KoeiJand conne-et at B&1 h: and u r Bel
fast at Augusta, leaving dally on aniral of train irons
Bo>lon, leaving at 7.30 A. M.; and tor Solon, Am>ou,
Norrldjrewock, AihcUa und Moute Head Lake at
Hkowlit&au, and mr Chun. Last And Nonh Vh**.iI
boro* at Vassalboro’t for Fully at KeudalTg Mill's,
and for Canaan nt Pillion’s Ferry.
W. I! ATC'H, Sa^ei lat«nd« hi.
Augusta, Nov. 3, 1867. novV.’dti
grand' trunk RAILWAY I
OP CANADA.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ym»|i On and alter MimiUiti, Nor. U, lee;,
will mu as MMfewa;—
ExpressTisiu lor Lewiston ai.il Son th Paris at 7.4*
A. M.
Moil Train lor WuUrville. Bangor, Montreal, Ous
ter and tire West at l.lo P. .U.
I-ocal Train for Sonlti Paris, and imeimidiate sta
tions, at3,P. M.
No baggage ean be received or checked aitei nine
above stated.
Trains will arrive as fellows:—
From Lewiston, Aubum and South Paris, 9.10 a. a.
From Montreal, tgnebes, Bangor, Wa
tervllle,&e.,at 2.15P.M.
Local Train Irom South Paris and In
termediate elatous, at 6.00 r. at.
The Company are aot icsponelhle lor baggage to
any amount exceeding $30 In value (and iliat pels- n
al| unless notice Is given, and paid lor at tbr rate <1
one passenger tbr every $500 nldltktua value.
0. /. BRYDGES, Managing Director.
H. BAILS 1, Looal Superintendent.
Portland, Nov 9, 1867. dtf
PORTURDIROCHESTER R.R
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
nuBD On and after Monday, April li, iso;
trains will run as follows:
Passenger trains leave Saco kivei j .r Portland at
8.19 and 9.09 A. M., ami 3.40 P. M. le ave Portland
tor Sato Elver 7.18 4. M., 2.0.) and 5.90 P. 31.
Freight nalns leav, Saco Elver 8-fio. A .VI.; Pet: land
12-13 P. M.
OrStagoiOonnect at Gorham for West Ocrmuu,
■Uadlih, bteep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Selugo,
Brldgton, Lovall, Hiram, Brownllcld, Fryeburir,
Conway, Bartlett, Jaokson, Limington. Cornieh,Fup
tar, Freedom, Madison, and Eaton, N. ft.
At Buxton Center tor West Buxton, Bouny-Eagle
South Limington, Limington, Limerick, Newdeld
PufOOlfiftld MUl OmIdm
At Saoc&rappa for South Windham, Windham Uhl
» ad North WuBdham > ly.
Uy order of the President.
Portland. April 1?, 1«67. dti
MAINE CENTRA! R. R.
SPRING AERAN-viILMEN X.
jBCjME On and alter Monday, April l-.ih,
SHU^^Riurrent, trains will leave Poll land ior
Bangor and all Intern.eiliate station on this line, a!
Liu P. M. dally. F'or Lewiston and Auburn only,ai
7.40 A. M.
W'Freighf trains for Watcrvllleand all Interme
diate stalions, leave Portland at 8.2B A. M,
Train from Bangor i<* due at Portland at3.1ft P. M,
in season to connect with train tor Boston.
From Lewiston and Auburn only,at 8.10 A. M.
LLWIN NOYES,Supt.
Nov. 1,1866 nuddtf
I>R. JOHWSON’8
Sea Foam Dentifrice l
THIS Preparation Is recoin mended by emlneni
Demists, Physicians amt Chemists, as being se
cond to none in u*e. lor cleansing, polishing and
preserving the teeth hardening the gum-, ami Im
parting a pleasant odor to the breath; in laotjt can
not be excelled. It acts not onl> as a powder, hut as
a soap and wash, three iu one. Contains no injuri
ous grit or acid. Trv It. For sale i»\ all drng^ista.
M. D JOHNSON, Dentkt.
October 80. d
Bank Notice.
rpilE nubility of the .South Berwick Bank to Re
A deem lie bills will expire March 29. 1S6“
A. C. ROBBINS, I Batik
F. E. WEBB, | Commissioner,.
Nov 1887.__ dc3d:iui
Tilton <6 McFarland,
D*»lreto calltheatteution to tl.e la. t that more than
4 O
Of their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION In the
late fire. Parties desiring *
FIRST KATE SAFE,
At a MODEKATF. PF IFF, will please call on
KMEKY & WATEUHCKJSE
M iddlo Street, Portland,
Or af 1IO *adbary Street, BoMou.
WT Seeoml-liand Safes taken in exchange for aale.
Parties desiring Sanborn’s Steam improvement at
tached io Tilton & McFarland** Sates can order m
Fnery. Watetfamso & Co.
«ha Ifi—Rslsiwin each nmaadvreo^iiijder of tinit
I3on<1» for Sale J
(II rv OF CHICAGO seven per cent. Bond*. na\a
V ) ble In New York 1 •
Lfiton Pacific liar1 road Gobi Bond*, payable in
New York. *
Both considered bv ccmp-tent judges souud and
reliable securities. For *ule uv a
. v,a,_ S W(X)G ft SON
Jjnl7dtw 67 Exriiaug* S're.t, .
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The new and suneifer La-c^lji
stenmerf .JOHN hlRCOffS, «m<T
MOMkK.iL bating t .en fttt.l
upar gicat expense with & larg*
luiui/v r orbeaatttul tat.- Room*,
will run tl.e aea^on a? fellows;
Leaving ’Atlantic Whorl, Poulano fi 7o'clock
and India Wharf, Boston, ev^y day it £ o’clock, P,
V, (bundava excepted.)
Cabin fare,.....*.,.$1.60
Deck. ..l.ufi
Freight taken ai usual.
L. BII LlNaS. Agaot.
September 19, ito7-dtt
.A. &L^JF23,
^ CERTAIN,
Ash
Speedy Cure
FOB
NEURALGIA,
AMD ALL
NERVOUS
diseases.
It* Effect* arc
Magical.
It is an CNF AIL 1X0 remedy lxi all cases of Neu*
ralgia Faci.dlr. ci!#*u effecting a perievf oore lu le i
than twenty-iour hour?, from tne n«e of uo more
than two ok th uf;!; Pills.
No other form cf Neuralgia or Nervous Dfaease has
failed to yield to thfa
WONDERFUTa remedial attest.
Kven in the severest cnso'» of Cionic Neuralgia
and general norviMisde’.Hiigfruicnl.s^ot many years
standing—affecting the entire system, its use fbr a
few days, or a lew w e!<s at the utmost, always affords
the most r.sto nielung rellet, and very rarely Alls to
produce a complete and permanent cure.
It contains no drug? or other luateiiils in tfce
slightest degree Injurious, even to the most delicate
system, andean always be used with
PERFECT SAFETY.
It his lon^ bcea to constmt use by ns ny of oir
.MOST EMINENT PHYSICIAN*,
wbo give It Use* unanimous and unqualified appro
val
Sent by mail on receipt o! price, and postage.
One package, $1.00, Pontage 6cen;s.
Six packages, 5 00, “ 27 •*
Twelve packages, 9.00, *4 4S *'
It iss Tlby all wholesale and retail dealers in drugs
and modic.tnV thronghout the UnPad States, ind by
TI RVLK ft CO.iPIsIs Proprietors.
I?o Trevoxt St,, Boston M ass.
(otober 31 .?tr w 6tn
OK. i.KTUttiH11
Cadt &£ *GU ‘. D at BIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL* ROOMS,
ATo. 14 freebie Street%
Near fat Pisbls Ifea^
WHERE he can be consulted privately, and {Wit*
the utmost ccnH-lencc by the aW.-tcd, at
hoars doily, and troru b A. Al. to VP. M.
Dr. H. addresses rhiee who are eufle/iug under mo
affliction «t j rfvate diseases. whether art«»n^ ihun
tuipuro coujicvtt on ortho tori ibie vice or seit-wbaxe*
Devoting ids entire time to that particular brarwb of
tlie mf'Hcnl profc^oti, he feeh warranted in Ouae
awteeixg a Ci ee is a ll CjtSkis, wlitthar of long -
arjuvlintf or recently tontrxted,entirely removing tha
dregs or dfaea*** from the sv^fem, and making a per
fect amt FkusAiCLSf cuk*.
ile would call the attention of the affil-fed to tna
factot hfa kmg-*t»vdnd» and well-earcod reputtitica
fUiutahiug aohlcirut durance ot Lis bkiU and suo
oaaa.
Caadott to Use Pablk.
Every intelligent and thinking person most kno#
bat remedies handed out tor general Uae ehoul J hs?f
heir efficacy established by well tested experience in
tile hands oi a regularly ediu ated pbvak-ian, whoif
prenaratory studies tit him for till the (Juries he mult
fuLnl; yet the eoun»r* fa tkKxkFi with poor nostrnxnt
and ciue-ulis, purpornug to be the best hi the world,
whLh are not only mefesa, but always injurioua.
Jhe unfortunate st.^nM be particular In selecting
his physician, as It is a lamentable vet irtc'OVAtiovaril*
ble fact, that many syphluife patieuts are fnadt rut*?
er thle with ruined rm.'.rinuions by uialtreannent
from im.\perkuced physicians in general practice (fit
Itfaa poinffgtnerall v«ooceded by the beet ^vpiuloifra
phers, that ih* stu<ly at)<! mmaitenient of th«*se cmr.a
plainis slMiulU engross the wliole time of thvic who
would be competent and 8uccti5ful lu thtii treat
ment end cure. The lncT-pfrlt need geuerHl pru ife
tioner. having neither opportunity nor (hue himak
hliu-clf acquainted with their pathology, commoedf
pursues one wy*r0in of rreetment, lu matt vases mik
ing au I mils*-rioiiDAfe u»e oi ih,>. Mitiquafed and dau*
gerous weapon, tlu: Mercury.
H»h IsuCSttiite.
All who have committed an excess of any tlm»,
whether It he tlie solitary' vice of youth, or the sthig*
lug rtbuke of misplaced . onbdem e In maims* year?,
BYE* FOE A £ AXTIDOTK lit BEASO.V.
The Pairs and Aches, am Latitude and Nervous
Prostration liuu may follow Impure Coir ©a,
ure the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not w»B lor the <v»nsumm*t1nn thal U sure to km
low: do nor wa.'i to* Ui.dghtiy Lien, im
Disahlsd Limbs, tor Loss of Beauty
fcjuf Complex k>i .
Mmw Kimmy Ta«ut&inl«<:,ua Te*tlfy le tai«
by tahaapr Eiferiescol
Young men troubled with emissions ip Dee*.—A
complaint generally the result 01 a bad habit in
youth —treated Kdentta-Hlly and a pet feet curs wai
tanted or no charge made.
Hardly a day passes but we are consulted by cite ot
more young men with the above disease, soias of
wliom are as Weak and einm Urtnl u though they ho!
the consumption, and by their friendj are supposed to
have It. All 6u h rajt-3 yield to the proper and only
correct course of tieuixueuf, mui In u bho; t
ma le to r«yolos hi perfect health.
illM(U«-Agr4 Mrs.
There ate many men of the age of thirty who ais
troubled with too frequent evacuations iron* the blad
der, often accompanied by a slight until ting or torn
tag sensation, and weakening the system In a man
ner the paticnf cannot account tor. Chi examining
the urinary deposits n ropy sediment will often be
found, and sometimes i-maii pan Idee of semen or al.
htuncu will appear, or Dm color \v:U be of u thin rank
ish hue, again changing to a dark and turbid appear
wire. There are many tuen who dlj oi this dlPJcuUy
Ignorant of tlie caa>e, which is the
SErXYST* STAGE OF SlUTlXAZ. ira.iKNKSS.
I can warrant a per feu cure in such cases, and a
full and healthy restoration of the urinary organs.
Persons wbo rsmiot personally insult the ur
can do bo by wtiiing, in a plain maimer, a dascffinl
Don of their diseases, and the appropriate im.- ,ti.«
will he forwarded immediately. rtcuaiei
AU corrtsiKHi kiu'e llrktly ocnfl<l9nti»L m] mui
ts returned, If desire*!* ^ WMi
A dilrcne; D R. J. B. HXJQ m$t
Next door to the Pret.k Houss.^^pSttflSSClUi
■T^ Send a Stamp lbr Circular.
Electic Medical Inflrmat y,
TO THE LADLES.
JDK. HCDiiLS panituiaily invitee all Ladies, who
oetd a medical adviser, to call at Ids rooms, l*
Preble* Street, which they wtl timl arranged for ihetr
especial accommodation.
Dr, IL’s Lloctlc Renovating Medicines are nnrlvaf*
led In efficacy and superior virtue »n reguluting all
Female Irregularities. J heir action is specific and
Oertainot producing relief in o short time.
LADIES will find it Invaluable in all cases of ob
struction! afttr ali other remedies have been tried in
vain. Jt j-* purely' vt-;! table, couUtaingnothing |b
the least injurious to the health, and may be taker,
wiih perfect safety ui all times,
gent to any part ot the country, with full direction*.
SKSB8S. ^ .-jasssT
I>\ I ll'S \OTIfE.
I S(uu?. ^“f"1 ‘>!'c!li,en» ol Poittai'.daaJ u
bav ® renl0'kJ tlie «]<l Portland D\«
House OIBco from No. 334 t© wy*
KO. Sit CS1MUIBW M BEET.
aud hare opened an office at
It E. BAHTi.ETI ’S» Ns, 5; Err Street
lo.™*..1 ?im Prer'n '* rn *eoe(yp orders and exacut*
thera in the best manner, at short notice, an j at pile
dsuotying compeiitiou. As i have hail more thief,
tueni y-fivo years experience in the dyeing hustae'is.
i MhUk I mysell that | a oi shoeo Offaly acquainted
with the butane*-'. Please call at cither office and ej^
amine my !Lt of prices, and take my card
c , ^ H buekf.
Nde Proprietor of the old Portland Dyt tfoojs.
January l.i. cod6m
T81%
IWEHTf.FIVE CEirrs PER DOZE5I
Af 8. DAVIS’ Photograph rialleilea. No. 27
arket .Square, opposite Preble Stf few Jy2U

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