The Portland Daily Press (Portland, Me.)
January 27, 1865

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epMtgfflAM taanQ. ntdlaal 1 a>..t 1 tn^UWy HM >T "V 1 1 '-L— PO Established June 2d, 18«2.-Vol. 4. PORTLAND, FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 27, 18t5 Term* $8 a year, in advance. PORTLAND DAILY PRESS, roHKI.OQJUVi Editor, published at No. sa*EXCHANGE STKKET.by N. A. rO»T8K A CO. run fostlakd Daily ranssls published at»8.00 per year In advanoe. iau Maihestats Fkhbs is published every Thnrs 4 oa'l and soa him. 52 Union I street. W. P. Merrill, janlbdlw* M. L. Merrill. PORTLAND A KENNEBEC R. R..Co. ill HE annual meeting of the stockholders of the A. Portland and Kennebec Railroad Co. will ba beid«ttb3 Bail read JJepoi, in Brunswick, on the doth da, 0f January, 1866, atto’olock a. h, for the 1 following purposes:— 1 1 .j choose a Chairman and Secretary. R6P°rt °f the Directors and i OJ J **>d cimpiny, aud to not thereon. c*i00»ealloard of Diraotora of said com pany lor the ensuing year. trJn8»ot such other business as may prop orly beac edon. NATH. M. WHITMORE, jml3dtd_ See’y, A PHOTOGRAPH. ROOMS j 161 Middle at., PORTLAND. 1 sovmitt MEDICAL. _ DB. J. B. HUGHE CAN BIS FOUND AT HJ« PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS, No. 5 Temple Stieef. WHERE he can be consulted privately, and with the utmost confidence by the afflicted, at ail hours daily, and from 8 A M. to 9 p.m. Dr. H. addresses those who are suffering under the affliction of private disease, whether arising from impure connection or the terrible vice of self-abuse. Devoting his entire time to that pa» ticular branch oi the medioai profession, he feels warranted in Guar AMTxxiMo a Curk in all Casks, whether of long standing or recently contracted, entirely removing the dregs ol disease from the system, and making a perfect and PERMANENT CURB. He would call the attention of the afflicted to the fact of his long standing and well earned reputation, famishing sufficient assurance of his skill and suc cess. CAUTION 10 THE PUBLIC. Every intdlligent and thinking person must know that remedies handed out lor general use should have their efficacy established by well tested exper ience in the hands of a regularly educated physi cian, whose preparatory studies fits him lor all the duties he must fiulfill; ye the country is flooded with poor nostrums and cure-alls, purporting to be the beat in the world, which are not only useless, but al ways injurious. The unfortunate should be partic ular in selecting his physician, ai it is a lamentable yet ineontrovertable faot, that many syphilitic Eatients are made miserable with ruined constitutions y maltreatment from inexperienced physicians in general practice; for it is a point generally oonceded y the best sypbilographers, that the study and man agement of these complaints should engross th whole time of those woo would be competent and suocessftil in their treatment and cure. The inex perienced general piactitioner, having neither op portunity nor time to make himself acquainted with their $£tbology, commonly pursues one system 1 treatment, in mpst oases making an indiscriminate use of that autiqirated and dangerous weapon, Mer oury. HAVE CONFIDENCE. All who have committed an eveess of any kind, whether it be the solitary vice of vouth, or the sting ing rebuke of misplaeeoconfidenoe in maturer years. SEEK FOR AN ANTIDOTE IN SEASON. The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous Prostration that may follow Impure Coition, are the Barometer to the whole system. Do not wait or the consummation that is sura to fbl- low. do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for Disabled Limbs, for Loss of beauty and Complexion. NOW MANY THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY TO THIS B Y UNHAPP Y EXPERIENCE. Youcg m“n troubled with emissions in sleep,a complaint generally the result of a bad habit in youth, treated scientifically, and a perfect cure war ranted or no eharge made. Hardly a day passes but we are consulted by one or more young man with the above disease, some of whom are as weak and emaciated as though they had the consumption, and by their friends supposed to have it. All such cases yield to the proper and only correct course of treatment, and in a short time are made to rejoice in perfect health. MIDDLE AGED MEN. There are many men at the age of thirty who are troubled with too frequent evacuations from the bladder, often accompanied by a slight smarting or' burning sensation, and weakening the system in a manner the patient cannot account for. On examin ing urinary deposits a ropy sediment will often be found, and sometimes small particles of semen or albumen will appear, or the color will be of a thin mi'kish hue, again changing to a dark and turbid appearance. There *are many men who die of this difficulty, ignorant of the cause, which is the 8HCOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS. 1 can warrant a perfect cure in such cases, and a lull and healthy restoration of the urinary organs. Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr., can do so by writing in a plain manner a description of their disease, and the appropriate remedies will be forwarded immediately ▲11 correspondence strictly confidential and will be returned if desired. Address, DR. J. B. HUGHES, No. 8. Temple St., [corner of Middle] Portland. HP* Send Stamp tor ciroular, Cileviic Medical Infirmary. TO THE LADIES. DK HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies who need a medical adviser, to oall at his rooms, No. 5 Temple Stroet, which they will find arranged for their especial accommodation. Dr. H's Eloctio Renovating Medicines are unrival ed in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating all Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and jertain ot producing relief in a short time. LADIES will find it invaluable in all oases o! ob structions after all other remedies have been tried in I vain, it is purely vegetable, containing nothing in r the least injurious to the health, and may bo taken with perfect safety at all limes. Sent to any part of the country with full directions by addressing DK. HUGHES. No. 6 Temple Street, oorner ef Middle, Portland. N. B.—Ladies desiring may oonsultoneof their j own sex. A lady of experience in oonstant attend ance. janl 1865 d&w'y l U. S. marshal’s Notice. United States op America,? District of Maine, bb. PURSUANT to Monitions from the Hon. Ashur Ware, Judge of the United States District Court, for the District of Maine. I hereby give 1 public notice that the following Libels and Informa tions have been filed in said Court, viz:— A Libel against Four Barrels of Molabbbs; seized by the Collector of tae District of rortlaud and Falmouth, on the fit een'h day of November last past at Portland in said District. A Libel against one Trunk containing five Car• riage Barnettes, seized by the Collector «.f the Dis trict of Portland and Fa'mouth, bn the twenty-ninth day of November last past, at Portland in said Dis trict. A Libel against Thirty-two Hundrrd Cigars seized by the Collector ot the District of Portland and Falmouth, on th* thirty-first day of December last pv>t,at Portland in said District. A Libel against Three Barrelb of Molabbbs and One Demijohn of W. I. Rum, seized by the Colleotor of the Ditrict of Portland and Falmouth on the fourth day of Janusry instant, at Portland, in sail District. A Libel against Eleven thousand seven hun dred Cigars; Two hundred twenty founds of Gunpowder; On* hundred bixty-pivb pounds of Sugar; EIght Barrels of Molabsbb; one Barrel of Sug*r; seized by the Collectorof the District of Portland and Falmouth, on the seventh day of Jan nary instant, at Portland in said District. An Information against thirteen chests op tea, seized by the Collector of the District of Ma c iias, on the tenth day of December last past, at Machias, in said District. An Information aga'nst Five eigbth Casks of Brandy; One half barrel of Brandy One half Barrel of W>nu; Three barrels of 8piritb, seized by tbo Collector of the District of Portland and Falmouth, at Portland in said District, on the seventh day of January instant. An Information against One Horse, one Pung Sleigh; one Robe, one Horbe-blanke one Barkers; one Halter; Ten Bottles of Bran dy. and one keg of Spirits, seized by the Col lector of the District of Portland and Falmouth, at Portland in said District, on the fourteenth day of Janu&rv instant a. isiocL ugamsi i wu barbels awu uix dauh ojr Suwar, seized by the Collector of tlie District of Portland and Falmouth, on the sixteenih day of Jauuarv instant, at Portland, in said District. Which seizures were fo; breaches of the Jaw® ol fhe United States, as is more particularly set forth in said Libels and Informations; that a hearing and trial will be hid thereon .at Portland in said District, on the First Tuesday qf February next, where any pe'sons interested therein, may appear and show cause, if any can be shown, whereforo the same should not be decreed forfeit and disposed of accord ing to law. Dated at Portland this twenty-fourth day of Jan uary A. D 1866. F. A. QUINBY. 14djan24 U. S. Deputy Marshal, Dist. of Maine. News-paper Correspondence. THE undersigned, an ex-edttnr of this city, here by tenders his eervfces, for a reasonable com pensation, to the publisher of any news journals in Maine, in Boston, in New York or else where, who would like to enjoy the ready correspondence of an experienced writer and j mrnalist at the Capital of this State, lie flatttrs hints* f that his acquaintance with the I'teal transactions and the public measures and the public men of theStataand Country, as well as his long experience in typographical and editori al labors, give him an advantage in this respect which few others possess He knows bow to write copy" for the printer that will inquire no revision after it passes out of his hands. He is also a good and expeditious proof” reader, and is willing to engage with any publisher who may desire his ser vices at home or abroad, in that capacity. WILLIAM A. DREW Augusta, J*n'y 2, 1865. ian6dtf Portland. Grain Warehouse Company. TENDERS will be received for the erection of a Warehouse on Galt’s Wharf, on or before Sat urday, tDe 28 h inst Plans can be seen at the olfice Of the undersigned, at the head of Gale’s Wharf. Not bound to accept lowest or any. Per Order. (Signed,) II. T. MACH1N, jan21 dlw Treasurer. Copartnership Notice. THE undersigned have this day formed a copart nership under the name and style of FLING A WH1TTEMORE, and have taken the store formerly occupied by Hen y Fliag, N''- 91 Commercial street, where they intend doinga Commission and Whole sale business in Teas, Tobacco, W. I. Goods, Gro ceries and Provision*. HENRY FLING. STEPHEN WHI1TEMORE. Portland. July 8,1864. dtf JUST RECEIVED!! A NICE lot of New Buckwhbat, Gbaham FtouB, Oatmeal, Hop Ybaot Cakbs, and for »mle by DANFORTH &i CLIFFORD, QovSOtf S Lime street. MK. M. B. CLEMENTS is admitted a partner in our firm on and after this date. E. CHURCHILL k CO. Portland, Jan. 2, 1866. lm* WANTS. LOST, FOUND MEN WANTED For the Army I The Highest Bounty Paid By Capts. if RE NGH ft QO H DON at tv.a Albion Houte, No 117 Fcilsral street, Portland, Me. Men waned for tbs Army ai d Navy. SO men wanted lor a new Regiment of 8harp-8hoo era Men wanted for ihe frontier service Volunteers watted. Substitutes wanted. Bailors vanted. Fire men and Co-l-havers want'd. Colored men want ed to the Army and Navy Now is the time to Get a Big Bounty, as It is likely the War will be Settled in Three Months. EP-Agents liberally dealt with. By Beornits mak ing apppiieation in person thty will receive more cash In hand. Call on Capt. Jaw as Frekch or Capt T. B. Gob dost, at the Albion House, No H7 Federal street, Portland, Me. jan24d2w* WANTED Bi a Soldier who has just returned from the front, a situation in a Bookstore or Grocery.— He baa had experience in both, and oan give satis factory references. Address Box 413 Post Office, Portland. jin24-JIw* WANTED I iWlLL pay tun cents per lb. for all Pamphlets delivered at the office ol the Portland Sugar Co., corner Commercial and Maple sts. janSldcf J. M. BROWN. Wanted to Purchase, A BRICK HOUSE, situated in the Western part of the city. Possession to be bad May 1st 1C6J. Address Box No. 70, P-rt’and P. O., stating local ity,price Ac., tor three weeks. decl9dwtf FOUND. ON the sunny sids of Exchange street, about mid way between New City Hall and Post Offioe, a good plaee to buy An Overcoat, P. MORRELL 4* CO., have a good assortment at lair prioes, 113 Kxchangestreet. deol4dtf Wanted, A SITU A1 ION as Book-keepor in a wholesale Jlm. establishment, or as a Copyist. Best of refer enoe given. Address "H. F. D. Press Offioe. ti LOST. ON the evening of the 16th between Deering Hall and DaniOrth street, a large Gold Cross otiased The tinder will meet with a liberal reward by leav ing It at LOWELL ENTER’S, novlTd.f_ Exchange street. Wanted. BY a Gentleman, Wife and Daughter, 8 years old, a good salt of rooms with board. Rooms famished or unfurnished, for which liberal compen sation will be paid. Address G. J., box 2204. Portland, Oct. 28th. oct27tf Lost. ON Wednesday afternoon, on t of a carriage, be tween Exchange St. and Emery St., a pair oi Gent’s.Boots. The tinder will be suitably rewarded by leaving them with JOHN E. DOW t SON. cor ner of Exchange and Milk Sts. octaotf S300 REWARD. ON Central wharf, or around the Grand Trunk Depot and yarc; a Calf Skin Wallet contain ing a considerable sum of money, and papers of no value to any one but the looser. The flndei will be rewarded as above on returning the same to Np. 8 Central Wharf, or 72 Brackett street. Portland, Aug. 81,1864. augSIdtf Board. SUITS of Room9, with board, can be obtained b> applying immediately at 80 Daniorth street. May 11th. m*yl2dtf HOTELS. HALLOWELI. HOUSE I ItEQPEN K D NEW FURNITURE FIXTURES! i S. G. DENNIS, Proprietor. B3T~rhe public are specially informed that the j soacious, convenient and well-known Hallo well I House, in theoentreof Hallo we 11, two miles from Augusta, and fuur miles from Togus Spring, has been refurnished, and is open for the reception oi company and permanentjboardors. Every attention will do given to the oomfort oi guests. ST A bIE. X TNT Or and all the usual conveniences of a popular hotel are amply provided. Hallowell, Feb. 1 1864. moh36 eodtf -----7.--- I Srolton House Center St., Opp. Lancaster Hall, I PORTLAND, ME. I This House is now open to the Public, having been leased by the subscriber for a term of years, and has been thoroughly ren- lovated. and sp.endidly furnished, regard less of expense. Norms to let by the day or week. It will be kept on tbe European Plan. Meals Cooked to Order at all hours. Froo lunch every day at li o'clock. G. D. MILLER, Proprietor. decUitf r CAPI SIC POND HOUSE, THREE MILES FROM PORTLAND. The publio are respectfully informed that tt'ia the intention of tbe Proprietor thet ■this House shall be kept a urst-class road I House. he choicest Sappers served. Oct. 19—8m GEO. W. MUKCH. FOREST AVENUE HOUSE FOUJfKBLY Knows AS THK McCLELLA N HOUSE, He-openod with Wow Furniture ft Fixture*, WINSLOW THAYER, Proprietors. _, The public are respectfully informed that this spurious, oouvenien. and well LSLS known House, situated at i-j MORRILL’S CORNER, ‘li miles from Portland, has been re-furnished and is open for the reoeption of Company and Pleasure Parties. Every attention will be given to the oom fort of guests. ar-Tlic Cars from Portland every half hour. WINSLOW fc THAKER. Westbrook, Oct. 10—dtf CATARRH DR. R. GOOOALE S CATARRH REMEDY, AMD XODK OV TKSATXKMT IS Tne Acme of Perfection! It Cure* Hay, Rose,and Periodic Catarrh It Cures Catarrh in ail its types and rtuges It Cares Catarrh and a verts consumption. Ho Violent Syringing of the Head! THE SENSE OF TASTE AND SHELL RESTORED. TOOK centuries Catarrh has defied the skill of phy X sicians and surgeons. No medical work con> tains a prescription that will eradicate it. Kotbieg save Dr. Uoodalo's Remedy will break it op, radi cally destroying the principle of the disease, and precluding the possibility of relapse. No form of Catarrh can withstand Us searching power and no mode of treatment ever afforded such immediate relief, or gave such universal satisfaction. It penetrates to the very seat of this terrible dis ease and exterminates it, root and branch, fbrever. [Prom the Commercial Advertiser. New Tork.l Hay, Bote, and Periodic Catarrh.—Dr. R. Good ale’s catarrh Remedy, and mode of treatment, not only affords the greatest relief in every variety of Catarrh, but it extinguishes the disease forever, in all Us types and stages. Every one speaks well of it. [From John L. Beebee, New London, Ct.] Metre. Norton if Co. Gentlemen—The bottle of Goodale’s Catarrh Rem edy you sent me has curel me of the Catarrh of ten year* standing. I gave a few doses of it to three of my neighbors, and they say it has cured them I have now half a bottle left and would not take a thousand dollars for it if I could not procurs more. Dr Goodale has surely discovered the true cause o Catarrh, and an unfailing remedy to cure it. Yours truly, Joh* L Baann. New London, Conn., Junes, 1863. Price *1. Send a stamp for Dr. E. U owl ale’s Now Pamphlet on Catarrh—Its perfect mode of treatment and rapid oure. Dr. K. GOODALE’S Office and Depot, To Bleeker street, one door west ot Broadway, New York. NORTON k Co., Sols Agents. 11. H. HAY, Agent for Portland. June 2,1368 June 2-dly MISCELLANEOUS. FALL AND V INTER CLOTHING! SPLENDID ASSOR’UENT OP Fall and Winter Clothing! For Men and Boys May be found at -A. ]VE. SiMITH’S, No. 171 Fore Street. Also a fine stock of Cloths, such as Garman and American Moscow and Castor Beavers, Cassimeres Doeskins, Nice Custom Work. We would inform ou* firienda and the puhlio that we intend to keep the best the market affords, and oan sell at the lowest rates. Our Custom Work we guarantee and warrant to fit at all times. We would also rail attention to our uioe Custom Ready-Made Overcoats, Undercoats, Pants, Vests, And Furnishing Goods, All ef which will be sold low for Cash, at the old stand of Lowia fc Smith. ▲BIEL M. SMITH, 171 Foro St. Sept SO—dtf PICTURE FRAMES! _ CLEVELAND8r OSGOOD, No. 147 Middle St., EVAN’S BLOCK, Hare on band the largest assortment ef MIRROR, PICTURE AND OVAL In New England—purchased before the very great advanee in all kinds ot materials—are prepared to sell at y WHOLESALE OK RETAIL, Lower than any other Establishment in the city. The services of Mr. li. Q. SMITH, formerly ol Boeton have been secured to superintend the GILDING DEPARTMENT, and they can assure their customers and the public generally that all work will be done in tbo NBA T« B8T and most WORKMANLIKE MANNER. OLD FRAMES RE-GILT, To look equal to new. Portraits Pictures, Cleaned and Varnishod in the best style. They have also received a fresh supply of French imitation of EBONY AND ROSEWOOD FRAMES, whieh they offer at lowest rates. Rosewood, Black Walnut, and all Kinds ol OUT FKAMES, constantly on hand. Looking-Glass Plates of all Sises Re-Set. j They have also a large variety of Photograph Stock and Chemicals, Cases, Camaras, Ifc., tfc. Mamtlb amd Pibr Glabbks made to order. With the facilities adorded them they oan get up any pieoe of work in their department of business m well and as cheap as oan be done in Boston or j «ew *ork. Liberal discount made to the trade. pt27—dtf

THE FIRST CORPS! being organized at Washington under com Maj. Gen. Hancock. All able-bodied men who have served two years, and have been honorably discharged, may ENLIST in this CORPS! —BMt— One, Two or Throe Tears! E VER V VETERAN WILL RECEIVE A Special Bounty OF Three Hundred Dollars! As soon as mastered in, and a farther bounty ol •100 for one year’e enlistment, 8iU0 lor two years, and 8300 for three years; one-third being paid down and the remainder in instalments. T"ey wltl be ored ■ted to the Dlstricte where they or their lamilies are domiciled, and will therefore receive the LOCAL BOUNTIES. Free Transportation To Washington, where all enlistments are consum* mated, can ce obtained of any FrovoAt Marshal, if U19 apppiicant is a proper subject for enlistment.— On arriving at Washington, veterans will be cared for at THE SOLDIERS’ REST. They will be formed into Companies and Regi ments as fast as they srrivo; person! preferences be ing regarded when practicable. This Corps will be provided with the best arms in the possession of tne Government, and the men will be allowed to retain them at the expiration of ser vice. aU applications for commissions mast be ad dressed to tn Adjutant General of the Army, and must Btate, 1st—The date of original entry into service; 3d—The rank on entry into service; od—Date and cause of discharge; 4th—Rank at time of disohargc; tth—Organization ia which service wcb rendered. I he application may be accompanied by tectimoni* ale from oommanders. When applications are favor* ably considered, the necessary instructions will b« sent to the applicant by mall or telegraph. All In quiries Ibr in ormation to be addressed to the Adju tant General, Head-quarters 1st Corps. Veterans wUi be furnished with free transporta tion to Washington, by applying to cither of the fol lowing offleers pCoptCHAB H. Douohty,Pro. Mar. 1st District, Capt. H. Morrill,Pro. Mar. fid Dist., Anburn. Capt, A. P..Davj», Fro. Mar 3d Dist., Augusta. Capt. E. Low, Pro. Mar. 4th Dfat.. Bangor. Capt. Wm. H. Pooler,l’ro. Mar 5th Dist. Ballast. It M. LIITLER. Major V. R. C A A. P. M. General. Augusta, Me., Dec. 13,1864.—deolSdfcwtt STOVES, STOVES! On Sale or to Let C. H. STUART CO.’S, 171 and 173 Middle Street. COME AND SEE The celebrated targe ocenP. P. Stewart Cook and Parlor Stoves. The Hew Carpenter MoGregor. The Meridian Cook. The Parlor Gas Burner, And various other patterns of Cook end Parlor Stoves, for City and Country nee. Dec 1—d3m SPECIAL NOTICE. A NY one may obtain information in regard to xa. friends supposed to be in Hoepitn'e at or near Washington, by addressing AOKHT IHD. RKLinr DIPT., V. 8. Christian Com., Washington, D. C. Any inquiries regarding friends at or near City Poist, Va.. may be addressed H C. Hodohtok, Agent, Ind. Relief Dept., U. 8. Christian l orn., City Point, Va. Prompt answers will be siren to all inquiries di rected as above. THOS. R. BAIRS, Chairman Army Com., P. F. if. c. A. norAd Rm Leave Your Demands for Collection At" B D. VERRILL’8 law and collection office, No. 117 Middle St., Portland. janl3tl MERCHANDISE. Bye. eOl'A BU9HFL8 Rye now landing from sch UAiUU Amende Powers, end for sel. by WALDRON t TKUS, deo28d4w» No 486 Union Wherf. Apples. OAA BBLfl. Choioe Appplee, jut received end &kJ\J for sele by DANFORTH k CLIFFORD, octaltf No. 6 Lime St. -—---I Scotch Canvass. OAA BOLTS of "Devid Corear k Son’s" Leith, i e sail-cloth of superior quality, Jnst re ceived direct lrom Liverpool, end ibr anie by MoUlLYSRY, RYAN k DAVIS, Sept Mth—dtf 161 Commercial St.

Treenails. 100,000 0AK TaaEKAIi’8’I SIMONTON k KNIGHT. 48 Commercial Whari. Portland, Jane IS, 1864. junelSdtf GET THE BEST! ARE YOUIJY WAJYT OF A Mewing Machine? CAI.li AND EXAMINE THE EMPIRE! Wbicb has proved Itself to be the best suited to all kinds of work of any now in use. It is proneonoed by the mo«t profound experts to be Simplicity Perfection Combined AN EXAMINATION OF This Ma chine, WILL SATISFY -ANY PERSON ITS SUPERIORITY. We are Using them Daily IN OUB CLOTHING NANGFAGTIR1NG DEPARTMENT! And know they are the tkiag so long sought for. G. Is. STOKER Sc CO., 58 and 60 Middle St. Portland Me., General State Agents. Nov 17—d4m Greatest Wonder of the Age. Gray Hair Restored to its Origi nal Color, PE R U VIA N HAIR REGENERATOR! i ,r.. j au I Will surelv restore gray hair to ita original oolor whore a thorough trial ia given ft. PERUVIAN HAIR REGENERATOR Wfll surely remove Soubt, Dandruff, and cure all humors of the scalp. PEREFIAN HAIR REGENERATOR Aots upon the secretions of the scarf skin of the »oalp,giving life te the roots of the hair and prevent ing it from falling off. PEREFIAN 8AIR REGENERATOR Is the most peifect Hair Ronewer ill nee. Everybody should use Pbruviam Hair Kbgky brator. Beware qf Imitations Call for Peruvi an Ha r Regenerator and receive no other. Jones k Kay wholesale agents. 170 Washington at, Boston; Also Weeks k Potter. Carter, Rust k Co and others. At wholesale by Sheppard k Co. Port land. At retail L. C. Gilbom. 14 Market Square, Short k Watmrhoubb, cor Congress f Middle st., Crossnian k Co., amd J. R. Lunt,and dealers gener ally. nov 24—dam* Canal Bank.. Government 7 3*10 Loon. This Bank is prepared to reueive subscriptions to the new 7 3-16 loan in ana. s of 360 and upwards, paying interest from date of subscription to August 16th, the date of the new loan. The note, are convertable at the end of three years into specie paying 6 per cent. 6-20 bunds. One-eighth per cent, will be allowed on all amounts of S»00 and over. B. C. SOMEBBY, Po Aland ng. 1,1864. dtt Cashier. JUST OPENED, And will be sold nt the Auction Boom of C. E. Cotton, No. 80 Exchange Street, Formerly occupied by Stewart A Pierce, a stoek ot DRY AND FANCY G00D8, Consisting of the following, viaDoeskins, Cassi meres. Satinets, all wool Shirting, Under Shirts and Drawers, DeLains, Shirting, Linens, Table Linens, Embossed all wool Table Covers, Sontags, floods, Scarts, Neok-Ties, Hoop Skirts, Cotton and Linen Threads. Also, A Large Lot of Silver-Plated Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Trunks, Valises, Ac. Auction Sales Every Evening. CHAS. E* COTTON, Auctioneer. Oat 21—dtf QUBSISTEKCI) OFFICE U. 8 ABUT, 0 No. 20 South 8treet. J Baltimore, Md, January 9th, 1865.) Sealed Proposals,»'» duplicate, will be received at this office for furnishing the United States Subsis tence Department with HAY, AND CORN IN THE EAR, to be delivered at Waters' Wharf, in Baltimore, Md, free of charge to the contractor, or at 'Fort Monroe, Va. Bidders will st*te the place ot delivery, and the time when deliveries will be commenced, and when to be completed. The hay to be good mbr chaktablb hay. In bolts, and the corn in the ear, to be in good stoat sacks of about two and one half bushels each. Bids will be received lor the delivery tf Fifty Tons of Hay, and One Thousand Bushels of Corn in the Bar, (35 lbs to the bushel,) and upwards. All the articles offered will be sabject to a rigid in* spection on the part of the Government before being accepted. Proposals must be eu blank Terms, which ae far* nished at this office An oa h of allegiance to the United Sta’cs Gov ernment of all parties offering proposals will be re quired, if it has not already been Bled at this office. Payments to be made in suoh funds as my be fur nished by the United 8tates. Proposals must be endorsed. “Proposals for For* age." and addressed to the undersigned. All proposals received under this advsrtisment will be opened and examined at this office on Tues day and Friday of each week, at 12 M. J H GILMAN, i jan 12tl Captain and C. 8. U. 8. A. The Cabinet Organs HA DE EXCLUSIVELY BY MASON HAMLIN Are the but instruments of their elnss in the world. Nearly nil the most prominent artists in the country have given written testimony to this effect, and these instruments are In constant use in the ooncerts of the most distinguished artiste—as Gottsohalk and others—at well at in the jeers* in ths principal cit ies, whenever Bach instruments are required. Price •86 to 8600 eaob. These instrument* may be found nt the Music Booms of the subscriber, where they will be sold nt the manufacturers’ prices. II. S. EDWARDS. No.349* Stewart’s Blook, Congress 8t. a pr 18 dtf For Sale TF applied for immedlately The good Schooner 1 Kate Aubrey—burthen 78 6«-96 tons—carries from 70 to 80 M green lumber. Apply to John E. Jacobs, the master on board, or to D. T. CHASE. deeSIS TAT tf BUSINESS CARDS. Dana Co. Fish and Salt, Luther Ulna, ^OttllDd. Woodbury Dana, John A. 8. Dana.) Maine, luneldtf Wholesale and He tail. XX, Xu. IDaAaVIS, BookseHer, Stationer, AMD MAMUFACTUaSB 07 Premium Paged Account Books. PAPER HANGINGS. No. 83 Bxoltange Street, Portland, Me. __juneldtl 0EA8. J. 8GHUMACKER, Fresco and Banner Painter, No. 144 Middle Street. PORTLAND, UR. BT* Work exeonted in every part of the State. __Janeltf 8. C. HUNK INS, M. D;, SURGEON PHYSICIAN, OFFICE NO. 2 CLAPP’S BLOCK, MARKET SQUARE Board at United Statee Hotel, novlb utl WILLIAM P. SONGEY A CO., {Late Son gey, Cooper 4 Co.) Sliip Brokers, SHIPPING, iFOBWARDING, And General Conniwira Agent*, No. 1 Tower Ruildinae North. LIVERPOOL. Elf Q. Nov 11—d«m* BLAKE, JOKES A CO., FLOUR GRAIN DEALERS, And Be vert of Western and C adian Produce, 137 Commercial Street, Oraaite Block. Cherlee Blake, Henry A. Jones, J POBTLAHD. B. W. tinge. a Janeldtf E. K. LEMONT, Carriage Manufacturer, Preble Street, *_* Portland, Me. !3r’Cikrriages and Sleighs on band and made to order.jnnelftdtf c. p. kiuball, MAIUFAOTDU1B OF Carriages and Sleighs, Preble street, (Near Preble House,) PORTLAND, ME. Sale Rooms, 110 meed 113 Sndtmrg St., Boston, Mass. Juneltl M. PEARSON. Silver Plater, AMD XAMUFAOTU&BJk OF SILVER WARE, S3S Congress St., Opp. Com t House, Portland, Me. VW~All kinds of Ware, such as Knives. Forks, Spoons, Cake Baskets, Casters, Ao., plated In tba beet manner. Alsu, Repairing and Re-Jtnisking Old Silver Ware. __ _ augftdftm New Bedford Copper Gomp’y. THE undersigned, agents of the abo?e Company, are prepared to fernish suits of Yellow MetalJcCopper Sheathing, Bolt Copper, Bolt Yellow Metal, Spikes, Nails, fc., at short notice and delivered at any port required. HeGILVEBY, RYAN k DAVI8. Sept ft.—d tt 9HANTS COFFEE A SPICE MILLS. ORIGINAL ESTABLISHMENT. J. O-RA. KT T Wbolesale Dealer in all kinds of COFFEE, SPICES, SalaeratHS ft Cream Tartar, Nets Cofee and Spice Mills, IS and It Union strsst, Portland, Ms. Coffee and Spioea put np ‘or tbo trade, with any addresB, in all variety of psokagea, and warranted at represented. Coffee roasted and ground (or the trade at short uotloe. aJf All goods sntr usted a t the owner’s risk. __ _ _ marchlOdtf Carriage Manufactory. F. SC. 2El.azic3.all, Suuoessor to J. F. Libby, Manufacturer of CARRIAGES, AND SLEIGHS, No- 20 Preble Street, Portland, Me. The latest styles of carriages and sleighs constant ly on hand, and made to order. The new and elegant *‘M U'tor" sleighs are now on exhibition, and those wishing to purchase are in vited to call and examine. Repairing done with ne&tuess and dispatch. nov4dtf Coal aud WoodlJ mus subscriber having purchased the Stock of X Coal aud Wood, and taken the stand recently occupied by Messrs. Sawyer Whitney, head of Maine Wharf, are now prepared to supply their forint r patrons and the public generally, with a fine assortment of WELL PICKED AND SCREENED Old Company Lehigh, Sugar Loal Lehigh, Haxclton Lehigh, Locust Mountain. John's, White aud Ked Ash, Diamond and Lorberry, Together with the best quality of Cumberland Coal I A Superior Coal for Blaekswsitks. Also, Hard and Soft Wood, Delivered to Older In any part of the oily. The former customers of Messrs. Sawyer A Whit ney are respeotflilly invited to give us call. RANDALL. MoA LLISTKR A CO. Portland. June 18.1884.—dly tteorge Darling, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Pork Packer ft Proviaion Dealer, And Curer of Extra Family Hams, Railroad Hotel Buildings, Campus Martius, Detroit, Mich. N. B.—Particular attention paid to the purchase of Hogs Flour, Tallow, Grain, Ac., Ac forthe East ern market, and would respetlully refer to, as refer ences, First National Bank of Detroit, P. Preetou A Co Bankers, Detroit, Moore. Foote A Co., Merchants, Detroit, L. P. Knight. Esq., M. Cent'l R. R. Co., Detroit. Wright A Beebe, Com. Merohte Chicago, 111. decJ9d8m Bangor Courier copy. Skates I Skates I LADIES’ Skates, Gents. Skates. Boys’ Skatea, Norwich Clipper Skates, Bleed*® Skaies, Douglas’* Pat. Ankle Support Skate*, WILLIAM’S A MORSE SKATES, And otherseiebratedM*k*r». S lx a to Straps. THE hABOMT assortment of SKATES, and at ns LOW PRICES, to be found in the oity. Please oall and examine before’purohaeing. Nov. 1 evdtf CHA3. DAY, Jr., 114Middle St. BUSINESS cards. VlNUKRH SEWING MACFINESl wooDsun, yam w., [AGENTS, Km. *4 and 16.Ml Idle IUiii, Noodle* and TrUamiaginiwaj' onhand. ■MUM__ CARD. DR. S. C. FERJ1ALD, UEN11SI, No. Vre Middl 4s treat. Earnaanona.Dr a. Saco raad Bnaam Portland, Hay M, IMS. 11 Dr. J. R. hgai u HAVING disposed of his entire Inter.* la biec. 1—3mtd 0S1AH HEILD dentist, JW Cngreti Stmt, corner of Tcmplo Street, PORTLAND, MAIN*. Dot 7—dtf DANFORTH CLIFFORD, SUCO*S*°*8 TO HATCH, CUFFOHD A CO. Prodace Commission Merchants, Ana DBALBK8 IB butter, cheese, eggs, lard, Hums, Beana, Dried Apple*. Arc. HO. 3 Lin E STREET, __ POBTLAND, MX •eptW 4

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THeTDAILY PRESS. PORTLAND, MAJNM i 1 Friday Morning, Jan- 27, 1865. -—--"f? The circulation of the Daily Frees ie larger them any other Daily paper in the State, ar* t venture the experiment.” iy The Transcript, at the commencement of its next volume—in May—is to be greatly en larged and improved. It will then be of the largest class of New England papers, quarto form, printed on new type, with increased at tractions. The Portland, Transcript is one of the best papers published in the country, and richly merits the liberal patronage it reoeives.— Mr. Eiwrxn, the editor, is a genial, raay writer, and hi* partner, Mr. Pickahd, is a business man with whom it is pleasant to oo-operate for the common weal. Rebel Fleet Discomfited.—The Wash ington Star of Jan. 25 says: "Despatches re ceived here state that yesterday morning at two o’clock, the rebel fleet of five vessels—the Richmond squadron -ao long being prepared, came down the river to destroy our depots and works at City Point. The high water caused oy the freshet enabled them to pass the obstructions which our commanders had placed above the point for the better protec tion of the place. A battle quickly ensued between the rebel fleet and our nearest bat tery or fort, in which one of the rebel vessels was blown up and instautly and entirely de stroyed, while two others were so badly dam aged by shot and shell as to compel them to seek safety by speedy flight back in the direc tion ot Richmond, accompanied by the other two, which escaped damage. Admiral Farra gut left here yesterday evening (or the scene of the action, and it is understood that he will at once assume naval command there.” HTTlie undersigned gives his exclusive atten tion to collectingPensions, Bounties, Arrears of Pay and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers, Seamen, or their Hein. Office, 321-2 Exchange St.,opposite Postoffice, Portland. W. S. SAWYER. References—Ho». Samuel Cont.Gov. of Me., Hon. Wm. Pitt Fessenden,.8eo’y Treas’y. oot. 13 d 6m. S P KCIiL NOTICES. CW Carriers of Ike Daily Brets are met allotted toeell papers on their routes. ITCH, ITCH, ITCH! Scratch! Scratch! Scratch WHEATONS OINTMENT Will Cure the Itch la 48 Hours. Also cures Salt Bheum. Ulceus. Chiiblaies, and all Eruptions of the Skin. Price 60 cents For •ale by all Dru/gists. By aeudlcgOloanta to any Apothecary In Port land. it will be lorwardsd by mail, free of postage, to any partoftbe Uoitid S ates. Weeks fc Pottke, Sole Agsnta, jzat&eodStn 170 Waabingtm street, Botton. Edward. IP. Haines, WATCH-in AKER, For several years past with N. J. Gilman, has re moved to No. 137$ Middle street, second story, (over W. C. Beckett's store) where he will be happy to re* oefre tha patronage of hii former customers, and the pablio generally. ▲11 work entrusted to las care will receive his per sonal attention. January 2.1366—d5w WAR REN’S Water-Proof and Leather Preserver, FOR BOOT.% AND SHOES. For sale at Mr. J. W. Mansfield’* Store, 171 Mld.lest, Portland, Me. deo21dfw2m PORTLAND Photographic Gallery ALONZO S. DAVIS, Proprietor, 80 Middle St., Portland, Me. Copying done in the beat manner* dec29tf “DRY UP FOR THE CATARRH." “Sjmpa hy with thou in tfflietion makes it k duty to s'ate that after a offering far thirty years from that loathsome disease. Catarrh in the Head, and glv en up all hope of a onre, I heard of Dr. Wads worth’s Dry Up,” anl procured a bottle of the medicine, from which I found immediate telie 1 hare used in the last three months, threo bottles ol it, and am now comparatively well, and doing my usual work, and I cheerfully recommend it to all afflicted in like manner. Dated Karlrille, 8ept 10,1884. Abigail Babcock H. H. HA Y, Druggist, Special Agent, Portland. janl0dgw3w DB. TEBBETTB’ PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR RE O ENERATOR! ITS MODUS OPXBAVDI: Immediately beneath the aoalp there are very small bodies called Glands ;or more commonly Root* of the ilair. It is from these Glands that every hail of the head is formed and secreted As long as the scalp is tree from disease these bodies also remain healthy, and the hair keeps its natural appearance and color But when iiamora muii otter diseases af fect the scalp these glands become involved in the samo disease, and the hair gradually tarns gray, dry and brittle. Bboner or later the hair begins to fall off, and in many cases, if not arrested, will prodno* complete baldness. To remedy this pathological condition of the glands, and oreate a new and healthy aotion,the Physiological Hair Regenerator has proved a per fect success. It is not a “Dye," aud will not stain a particle. It will positively “RbstorxGmay Haim" in all cases to its original color. It promotes a growth of new hair in all oases on Bald Heads when the glands or roots of the hair are not completely disorganized.— It prevents the hair from falling off, and removes all dandruff, heat, humors and itching from the scalp It keeps the hair soft, moist and perfectly healty.and gives it a glossy and beautiful appearance. It is highly pert\imed,and as a dressing it has no superi or. The Regenerator" is warranted to produce the above results in all cases, if not the money to be refunded. With it every “Gray Head" in New lCng land can be restored in less than thirty days. Price $1. per Bottle. TEBBKTTS BROTHERS, Druggists and Chemists, Proprietors, Manchester, UBOHOS U GOODWIN f CO., 88 UanOTBr street. Boston, General Wholesale Agents W. W. Whipflh. Agent for Portland, Mains. Jan 2eod 4m* H Ala 11*1 IIONEY or HOR KHOUND AND TAR! FOR THE CORE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness. Difficult Breathing, and all Affections of the Throat, Bronchial Tunes and Lungs, leading to Consumption. This sovereign remedy is oompounded from tha favorite recipe of an illustriousPhysiaian and Chem ist, who for many years used it with the mo.t com plete suoeess in his extensive private practice. He ha I long been proiOndiy impressed with the wonderful virtue of honey of the plant Uorehound, in union with the Cleansing usd healing properties of tar extraotedfroaa the Lire Principle of the ibrest tree Abies Hatsamea or Balm of Gilead Vat years he was baffleo in hit attempts to blend thee* great medicinal forces into xu ah a unio that the original powerofeaoh would be pr .served, the disagreeable qualities ofoommon tar removed, and the s,ric« ef the eompound be within the means of all. At last, alter a Ion/ course of dilOoult ohemioul expvHments he found that by adding to these Jive other ingredi ents, each one valuable by itseli, ue not only obtain ed the dedred results, but greatly increased .be ouratlve power of the composed. This having been thoroughly tested by practice, is now oflbred to tho general publio as asafb,pleasant and infallible rem edy. Price bO Cents per Botttle. For sale by tT. F. Phillips, Portland, and nil drug giste. Chaus Dowhhh, General Agent, ■ov4d3mn 44 Cedar at.. Mew York. Boston Stock List> Bali at tbs Broxiu' Board, Jan. 26. 26,800 Amerioan Gold. 204 12.000 .do. 6 20* 6,000 .do.• 60 206 6.000 .do.208i 30.000 U a Coupon Sixes (1881) .106} 3.000 .do.ION 4.000 .do.10M BOO United Sta'es Currrncv 7 8-10ths. MM 6.000 United States Ten-Forties.100] 1.000 United States 5-20's. 107] 12.000 .d •....,107i 1 660 .do (smal)|......ION 1000 United States DebrCertlfl-ates (March)., 99i 10 COO.do (May). 99 7X1)0.do (June). 981 1,000.do (Aug)..98 1,000 .do (Sept). 97} 1.000 Ogdenabnrg 2d Mortgage Bonds.28 2.000 Bost n New York Air Line K K Sixes 661 16 Boston and Maine Railroad.124] 51.do.1»* 600 Vermont Central R R 2d Mort. 23 3 Portland. Saco k Portsm'th R R.104 24 Eastern Railroad.102 6.do.101} 600 Rutland 1st Mortgage Ronds. 64 2,000 Rutland 2d Mortgage Bonds.26 11 Old Colony and Fall River Railroad.119 11 Vermont and Canada Railroad.106 Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Market. Wxdnxsdat, Jan 26,186*.—Amount of Stock at market: _, Cattle. Sheep. Shotes. Fat bogs This week.... 1040 7u94 300 1200 Last week.... 2188 6868 00 1600 AKOOKT or STOCK TBOM EACH STATE. Cattle. Sheep. Maine.. ooo New Hampshire.,,. 334 1531 Vermont. 939 2456 Massachusetts.. 184 1010 New York. *7 1164 Western Stales. 266 61* Canada. 80 398j Total. 2066 TOM Pbicxs—Beef Collie—Extra 814 @14] V tb; flrst quality, consisting of good oxen, best steers, kc, at 13 1]; second quality, good fair beef, 12 @18; third quality, light young cattle, 9 @11; Poorest grades, 8 @9 —on the total weight or hide, tallow, and beef. _ Working Orrti-From 8150 to 300, according to age and quality. a>v»-4)rdinary from 836 to 66; Extra, from 860 to 90; Farrow, Ac, 828@40. Sheep and Lambe—Sheep 8 @llc V lb; Sheep and Lambs in lots $2@15 head. Swine—Fat hogs, 14 @14te; Shoats, 13 @16c, lire weight; 18 @201 for dressed. Calf Skim from 18 to 2‘c per lb. Peite 3 00@88 28; oountry lots, 81 60@2 26. Bidet—10@llo lb. Tallow—10@ 12c. RxKabss—Extra cattle are in good demand and •ell quick. With the exception of working oxen and wilcn cows, there are but few stores at market. One pair 4 years old, 6 feet 7 inches.8160 oxen, 6 feet 8 200 4 years old, 6 feet 4 Ill oxen, 6 leet 6 160 4 years old, 6 leet 4 150 8 yean old, 5 feet 8 115 oxen 6 leet 11 216 BXBB1BD. Id Alexandria. Va. Jan IS, by Her JaaP Flatter. G*o II Brown and Miss Sarah E Andrews, both 01 Bath. In Wiscasset, Jan 12, B B Jackson and Bliss Susie Higgins, of Woolwieb. lu Solon, Jan 16. Natbl F Clapp, of Anson, and “JUry E Merrill, of 8 suretRuE&j** U. Chas K Partridge, cf Au M*r> H Larrabee. of SkowDegan. Art 33• Co* Shepnerd. lit Me eUB^. of 8* “®Ub M daughter of Willlmm How «L’.A°hihteb‘oVim“ 1S'rV N“h- of California, tad Mias ADDie ^orm*n, of Addison. In bteubcu, Jan 8, Israel Leighton of anrl Min Hannah Drinkwater. of CherrKjid S' *nd In bteubsu, Jan 12, Everett Leighton of if HI. bridge, and Mia* Alfreda PUikhamTof 8 In bidney. Jan 18, Geo C Swift *U(t ^isa Hannah M Holway. In Bangor, Jan 18, Owen Shepley and Mias Mar* i tha Harris. In Corinna, Jan 7. George Ttaker and Mi;8 t,me ine Lary. DIED._ In this city, Jan 26, Mrs Sophia D Plummer, aged 66 years. [Bangor papers please copy.] 43T"Funeral on Saturday afternoon, at 8 o’clook, at the residence of Ednr L Pickard, No 87 Spring street In Cornish, Jan 8, Mr Charles W Greene, aged 32 years sou of Hou Kosooe Green, formerly of thia city. In Augusta, Jan 8, Mr Charles B Cm well, aged 52 years. In Vassalboro. Deo 10, of diptberia, Frank H, aied 9 years; 26th, Andrie S, aged 8 years 7 months; 81st, Prince G, aged 15 years 5 months—children of Charles and Susan A Bowler. In Read Held, Jan 0, Mr Jas B Neal, aged 68 years; lOtb. MrsDJ Lowell, daoghtcr of James B Neal, aged 27 years In Wesley, Nov 27. of diptberia, Angus a Arnold, aged^6 years Dec27, Mary Lzzie. aged 1 year 4 inos; J*n Vx, ^offron, aged 3 years 7 mouths—children of Albion and Eliza Mun^ou. At Mecluuilo Fall., Dee 8, Mr Haven Mall, aged 76 years. In Gardiner, Jan 4, lira Lizzie, wife of Parker Peaooek, aged 30 years 0 months. In Gardiner. Jan 17, Charles A Goodwin, aged Hi years 8 months. In West Gardiner, Jan 16, Charles W, son of Chas H Dill, aged 19 years. PASSENGERS. In steamer Canada, at Uoaton from Liverpool Cant W Holland, Capt E E Knowles, Capt Ryder, ana others IMPORTS. 1XAGUA. Barque N 11 Haven—7796 bush salt, toUeoSQnct; 7 bbls h-uey, It Clubman: leave cigars, 1 box coffee, to order. MINIATURE ALMANAC. Friday.January rj. sun rises...7 i« San bets.6.08 j L.engtn oi aaya.y.iy High water a m)_10 SO ^tAR IfrTE NEWS PORT OF PORTLAND. Thursday,.January V6. ARRIVED. Steamer Montreal, Liscomb, Boston. Barque N M Haven, Haven, inagua via Holmes’ Hole Scb Emma Oakes, Johnson, Boston. Sch Texas, Day, Boston. Scb Emblem, Shvlock, Wiscasset for Bostou. Ar *26tn. brig E H Kennedy, tof Waldoboro) Geyer, Key Wist 4 h inst via Holmes’ Hole. CLEARED. Barque Maria Henry, (new. oi Portland, 613 tons) Priuce, Port Royal SC—Littlejohn Chase. Brig Clara Brown, Brown, Trinidad—E Churchill Co. Brig Joan Pierce, Streut, Sagun— Ross A Sturdi vant. Sch J P Augur, Aldrich, Fortress Monroe—J 8 Wiuslow. Sch Charles W Holt, Hart, Fortress Monroe—J 8 Winslow. DISASTERS. Brig Caroline Eddy, 8mitb, from Philadelphia for New Orleans, put into Key West 18th inrt, with lots of 9a Is. water casks, Ac. Sch Hannibal, from Kllzabethport for Boston, was at Provincetown 20th, with loss of jib and mainsa I. brig Executive. Gorham, im Bangor for Bathurst. Africa, which recently put into Boston in distress, has repaired and cld again 21st. DOMESTIC PORTS. KEY WEST—Ar 18th, brig Caroline Eddr, Smith, from Philadelphia for New Orleans, (in distress;) Sami Lindsey, Giles. Philadelphia. SAVANNAH— Ar 18th, brig Belle of the Bay, Noyes, Hilton Head. GEORGETOWN DC—Ar 22d, sch Snsan, Sears, Boston. BALTIMORE— Cld 24th brig Ella Maria. Dailey, Boston. PHILADELPHIA—Cld 2*th, barques G W Hor ton, faotimrd, Mlmummuillmi isiventide. Park, Tortu f«s; A C Adams, Perkins, Key West; brig Mystic, Berry, Trinidad; sch M M Merriman, Fox. for New York NEW YORK-Ar 24th, sch Mary Fletcher, Ten dleton, Boston Cld 24th. barques Miiton, Bucktey, Cadiz; Edw Bill. (Br) M&tamoras. Ar 26th, brig A C Merriman, Gray. Key West via Newport; sehs ozell Cathart, Para 26 days; Sarah, Dali, Calais; Ned 8umter, Lord, Rockland Cld 86th, ship Lookout, Nugent, San Francisco; barques Limerick Lass, toney, for Buenos Ayres: Grace, Blatchford, Pernambuco; Gazelle, Black, Barb&does; Ada Carter, Kenney. Elizabeth port; brig Eag'et, Terry. Rio Janeiro; sebs Orkn, Gilley, Miragoane; Emeline McLain. Alexander, New Or leans; Maria, Davis, Key West. Sid 24tb, ships J A Stamler, ironsides, and Meri dian; barques Rambler, Lavinia; schs Washington, Antietsm, and others. NEW LONDON-Ar 23d, brig A C Merriman, Gr«y, Key West tor New York; schs iiarmona,Ben nett. Calais for New Haven; Warrenton. Cousins, Ellsworth for New York; Ned Sumpter,Lord, Rock laud for do; Abby Gale, McDonald. Bangor for do Sid 234, sebs Ida, Blake, from Portland for New York; Julia Baker, Low. Gloueester tor do. PROVIDENCE—Ar24th, sch Neptune, Dow, ftom Calais NEWPORT—Ar 24th, sch David G Floyd, Kelley, Ureenpoint LI, Sailed, sch* Uarmonia, Bennett, from Calais ior New Haven; Warrenton, Cousins, fm Ellsworth for New York; Superior, Paul, and C&t&w&mte&k. Hlx, from Rockland tor do; Clara Norton, Mayo, Bangor fbr do. HOLMES’S HOLE—Ar 26th, barque N M Haven. Oaven.Inagua for Portland; brig Lucy Ann, Bry ant, Miragoane fbr Boston; Fanny «utler. Bartlett. Salt Cay Tl for Portland; sch Emeline E Sawyer, Drisko. Elizabethport for Boston. B08T0N—Ar 25th, sch Bramhall, Ricker, from Portland. Cld 26th, sehs Geo L Greta, Ranl Maloney, Anthony, Port Roy al SO; sehs Ann C&rlet, Perkins, Neuvitas; Nathl Donne, Megaihlin,Fortress Monroe; Deoatur,Went worth. Cutler. Sid 24th. brig Fannie Lincoln. GLOUCESTER—Ar2lst, schs Nimrod, Hopkins, Boston for Bucksport; C C Farnswor h, Gray, do fordo; Superb, Soule, do lor Woolwich: Georgia. Alley. Salem for Ellsworth. Ar 23d, Mbs Olevia Buxton, Poole, Boaton for Rockland; Robeoca C Lane. Luca, VlnaJhaven for Baltimote; Oroaimoo. Dunbar, Boston torCnstioe; Geo Henrv. Curtis, Portland for New York. ROCKLAND-—Ar 13th, briy Hampden, Snow, fm Boston; robs B C Brown. Burns. Boston; Webhan net. from Portland, (and sailed 21st for Belfast); 21st, Trident, Crookett, Viaalbaven for New York. FOREIGN PORTS. At London 3d hut, ship# Fnplea. Pike; Singapore, Hewes; Uorlansiu, Dwver, and Exchange, Smith, forsae; Sou hern Rights, Ross; Pericles, Snow; 8bamroek, Store; Transit, Whitman; Premier Mo Gilvery, and Valeaeia. Bos worth d seugaged. At Salt cay Ti 11th inst, soba Laurel, and Baltic of Frankfort, to load for Holmes’ Hole, for orders At East Harbor Tl 12tli inat, brig Jalia E Arev Wteks. for Philadelphia, Idg y’ Ar at Havana 14th inat, brig Kalamo, Portland: H-h. Mai at tan, Msddooka, dot 17ih, barque Purana' Thompson. Boston Sid 10th, ba:quo Hunter, York. Sagua; brigs Ren* •haw. Smith. Cardenas; Thoa Coonor, Motions d Matanzaa; 18th, P M Tinker, Colli s, Cienfuegos. Ar at Mataneas 16th. barque Winslow, Sweit, fm Portland; seh J R Mather. Collins, Bristol BI; 17th, brig Thoa Connor, McDonald. Havana. Sid 14th. brig Ortolan, Lord, for New York; 18th, barque Philena. Davis, Baltimore; brig Croton, In I rah am, Bristol; 18th, John Bernard, Jameson, and Frank E Allen. Merrill, New York. Ar at Cardenas 13th inat, barque C B Hamilton LeavNt, Portland; 10th, brig Hattie 8 Emery, Lord, do; ioh Atlantic, Herriman, Bangor; 17th, brig Keoshaw, Smith, Havana. Sid 17th, brigs J Hathaway, Townsend, New York S P Brown, Gardiner, do Bid ftn Bermuda 13th inat barqne Anna Wal’h, Coombs, treat Liverpool for Boston. U’er steamer Canada—additional.1 Tut hack to Liverpool 6th inat, Pleiades, Winslow, lor Callao ria Cardiff; (see below.) Adv 7th, Hibernian, (a) for Portland 12th; Ella Norton, for New York with dispatch; Alfred Siorer, ship, 1118 tons, built at Waldonoro in 1364, sale by auction 13th. Ar at Newport 4th, Joseph Clark, LittleBeld, from Bristol. Sid ftn Glasgow 3d, Caledonia, (a) Port and and New York. Ar at Falmouth 4th, Wilbur Fisk, from Rangoon for Antwerp (and railed 6th Ar at Gloucester 6th, Tanarro, Kelley, Fomaton. Sid fm Calcutta Nov 24, Calliope, Simmons, foi Mauriitus Ar at Bombay 8th ult, Wurtcmburg. Willis, from Slfftn Mauritius Nov 28, St Albans, Pike, for Calcutta. Sid ftn Certhngena 81st ult, Medallion, Burnt a Cardiff. Shi tm Bassein Nor 21, Joseph Holmes, Hopkins for Europe. Ar at Rangoon Nov 24, Joshna Bates, Walker, fm Hong Kong; Art Union. Thayer, Batavia SldNov 42, Ellen Maria. Hall, for Queenstown or Falmouth. Ar at Aden Deo 21, Webfoot. 8 arrack, Shields. Arat Trieste 80th ult, 0 F Eaton, Curry, tm New Tori. Ar at Bremerhaven lat Inat, Scotland, Rollins, fm New fo;k, Liverpool, Jan T—The Pleiades, for Callao, which put hack on the 6th. In shirting birth ye# erdav in towed off *°t Mrou“ huno7r,d aid. rSViiiT0*™- ^dvh“““ rt-.J Gao. W. Bsal. CtTMBBttLAan, 88. f,-,.,., Portlard. Jan’y 21, 1866 the forewoiV* 'h« Currant tome directed, of which tlty thefnh.hw *r,» oopy, I hereby warn and no at ths of “,d of Portland, to meet nsmnri^n*" and place, and for the purpose therein iSSJhsw geo.t. inghahaV Jan27dtd city Constable. o T_i O B1 International Eteamihip Co. THE folios lag Is a Hat of unclaimed Burn„B main a, at tbs Company 's Offloe, Ir. Poland J unary 1,1866. Parties own'ng tbe quested to rail, pay obsrges. and takau.wav ur It will be disposed of according to law. gee hi*..: Statutes C»ap*t. See 80. Su® 1 Blaok Trunk, ot dinary alii no mark 1 Carpet Bag, no matk. 1 carpet Bag. eheok No 158, no mark i VSSfSZLS*,1,e'obeck 1 Hat Boa, marked M. McDonald. St John. N. V. H J. LIBBY, Portland, Jnn'y 28.1866. Jailrdlw NOTICE^ AL^tiKv!f!f:l,-iVo?th® Unl,ed St*tea /or Canadn, will be dstsined at lain d Pond, unless it Is ae oompuniedwltta lUyoloes ofyalut for tbe United 8,*,^T*f*l,o“* John poKTXoua. Jan27dlm Ageo*. Lost. A FUR CAPE—Probably on Spring street, be tween Oak and Bigh street Tbe Under will be ■ulUbly rewarded by loafing It 33 Spring street janl7dlw*

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PORTLAND AND VICINITY. Hew iWtrHHmoM lfe-Dov Grand Kanoy Dresa Ball —Lancaster Hall Boarding. Commercial Education. Bttuatlon Wanted. Portland Boaioeea College. Theatre— Deerlng Hall. M. X. A. Lecture. Freight Nofloe Brand Concert-City Hall. Cape Loet. international Steamship Co. Special Notice Ths fallowing regulations will bs rigidly obserred by the Proprietors ot the Prut; 1. Ho papers will be delivered by Carriers exoept to those who hare subscribed et the eflloe. 3. Ho Carrier will be allowed to eellpapereon hie route, or to oolleet money from subscribers. 3. Oarrteri found guilty ef violating the foregoing rules they will be discharged. Supreme Judicial Oourt. JANUARY TERM—DAVIS, J., PRESIDING. Thursday.—The libel case of Adams vs. Foster occupied the Court. Mr. Woodman, lor the defense, was engaged all day in read ing editorials from the Argus, to sustain the position assumed that that paper was disloyal to the government. The first jury was dis charged until Monday. Just before the adjournment, the monotony of the scene was changed by placing Mr. Gil man again on the stand. In answer to ques tions from plaintiff’s counsel he stated the cir culation of the daily and weekly Press at the time the article was written, and also that the article was published in the weekly as well as dally paper. Mr. Talbot for the defendant then asked him if communications both written and ver ball had not been made to him, prior to pub lishing that article, from soldiers, deprecating the course pursued by the Argus Counsel for plaintiff objected in the ques tion. After some argument upon the subject, the court allowed the question to be put as to what had been said to him by soldiers. Coun sel for plaintiff requested the court to note their objection to Jhe question. Mr. Gilman In answer, stated that he had hunted for letters but they had been destroy ed. He well remembered the purport of what had been said and written to him by soldiers. Objections were again made by plaintiffs’ counsel, but the court allowed Mr. G., to go on. The substantial statement which had been often made, was, that the Argus was so offensive in the camp that few soldiers would read or have anything to do with it. He could not say who had made this statement to him, but it had been made by many, both prior and subsequent to the publishing of the article in question. The evidence in the case Is about out, and the arguments will probably come off to-day. U. S. Commissioners' Court. WM. H. CLIFFORD, ESQ., COMMISSIONER. The case of United States vs. David GJ Marsh for aiding a seaman to desert from the navy, was before the Commissioner yesterday, lu consequence of the absence of some wit nesses,the hearing was continued to Friday at 9 1-2 o’clock, the respondent giving bail for bis appearance. J. H. Drummond,Esq., appeared for the respondent. Jacob Seabold was brought before the Com missioner, charged with aiding deserters to es cape trom the camp at Augusta last Friday night. The examination was postponed to Friday at IX o’clock, and the respondent was committed to jail in default of $1000 bail for Ills appearance. G. E. B. Jackson, Assistant U. S. District Attorney for Government; S. C Strout tor respondent. United States District Court WARE J. PRESIDING. Alter the argument of Mr. Dana, In the ad miralty case of Murray vs. Barque William Carey, court adjourned to Tuesday Dext, at which time Judge Ware will probably de liver his decree in the case. Prof. Carne's Concert last evening at City Hull called out a very large and respect able audience. The Professor has very re markable vocal powers, and knows how to at e them to please himself and delight an au dience. Some of his tones on the lower regis tei are rich, full and exceedingly musical, and ills articulation is clear and distinct, an ac complishment which few vocalists reach in their performances, The Professor does every thing he promises to do, and does it well too. Deprived of sight, he coaid not see his audi tors, yet his hearing is most acute, and music must be a source ot great pleasure to him, and he makes it asource of pleasure toothers. We have not space or time to write all we could wish about this concert. Suffice it to say that Ids large audience appeared to lie highly gratified. Miss Drew exhibited elocutionary powers of a high order in her readings. The Profes sor will give another concert next Monday' eventng, and will be assisted by Poppenburg’s Band. No doubt he will be greeted by an other Ail! honse. Pbcmenadk Conckbt.—A grand Promen ade Concert is to be given at City Hall this evening, In aid of the Ladies’ Sanitary Com mittee, under the direction ol an efficient hoard of managers, at the bead of whom is our worthy Mayor. The music is to he from the splendid Band of the 17th U. S. Infantry, led by Poppenburg. It will be an affair of no ordinary interest, for the ladies have taken hold of the matter and are determined that there shall be a good time. Wo hope the hall will be filled to its utmost capacity, and that the treasury of the Ladles' Sanitary Commit tee may be handsomely replenished by the re ceipts. Refreshments—such as Ice cream and cakes —will be for sale in the ante-rooms. Fatal Accident.—Mr. Thomas Me Ken ney, who kept a grocery Btore at the corner o1 Congress street and Vernon Place, met with a very eevere accident a lew evenings since, which resulted in his death yesterday mom iug. He was going down a back stairway without a light, when by some mistake he made a misstep and fell down the whole length ofth) stairs, striking upon his head apd shoul ders, from the injuries of which he sustained thereby he died as above stated. Lancaster Hall will he the center of at traction this evening, The Union Assemblies uever as yet, have failed to draw out a crowd, and it is always safe to secure a ticket in ad vance when Friday night comes round,— Chandler’s Quadrille Band will furnish the music. Evening tickets seventy-five cents.— The arrangements for the grand Calico, Comic Fancy Dress and Mask Bail are all complete For full particulars see advertisement. We learn that the steamer Franconia, re cently purchased by the New England Screw Steamship Company, to take the place of the Potomac, on the line betwaen this city and New York, will not leave Boston until to morrow. She will have immediate dispatch to New York upon her arrival here. Commercial College.—It will he uotieed from our advertising columns, that Messrs. Worthington A Warner, who have met with such success in their Commercial College at Concord. N. H., have established a branch at Boston, Mass. The train from Boston yesterday noon was nearly two hours late, the engine having broken down in Cape Elizabeth. The Skating on the Park is now excellent. A building has been erected for the accommo d&tion of skaters. The attention of shippers ol freight to Can ada is directed to the notice of Mr. Porteous, freight Agent of the Grand Trunk Railway. JOIilt Portland Daily Press, ---_ j OFFICIAL FROM ADMIRAL PORTER Rebel Forts Destroyed. BLOCKADE RENNERS TRAPPED. Washington, Jan. 20. Toe Navy Department to day, received the following report from Admiral Porter: North Atlantic Squadron, 1 Flagship Malvern, otf Smithville. N. C. January 20. Dear SirXu my last I informed you tnat Fort Caswell had been blown up and evacua ted iu eonsequeuee of the fall of Fort Fisher. I sent Lieut. W. B, Cashing, armed in the Monticelio to western bar to ascertain what had taken place, and to take advantage of the occasion. Lieut. Cushing did not obtain all the aid he required, for what reason I have cot yet learned, but with his usual energy pushed on in his boats, and found that Fort Caswell had been blown up, Bald Head fort destroyed. Fort Sbaw also, and Fort Campbell, to west ward ol Fort Caswell, had been evacuated.— Ail these forts mounted nine and ten inch guns and Armstrong, 150 pounders. Lieut. Cushing then pushed into Smithville, after hoisting the Union flag over Fort-Caswell.— He says: “The next thing I saw was a flag waving over Smithville, which the rebels had left in a great hurry after they saw our floats approaching, leaving everything in beautiful order, and the fort uninjured, and two nine inch guus only were spiked in the fort at Deep Water Point.” *-iV! Porter says: “In the meantime I had suc ceeded in getting one gunboat, the Tacony,. over the rip and interior bar, and sent her up to disable the guns at that place, about threi miles on the west side of tire river above Fort Fisher. Thus in twenty-tour hours after thi fall of Fort Fisher, all the formidable chain ol forts iu this river at its entrance have fallen into our hands. They are garrisoned now with sailors. 1 can scarcely give a description of these works. They are certainly the inoa. ormidable and best built earthworks 1 ever saw, aud do credit to the engineer who plan ned them. One would suppose that the whole Southern Confederacy had been throwing up mud and sand, and Gen. Whitney certainly r had au abiding faith in the durability of tin Confederacy, as he shows his opinion by hi wonts, wnicn nave oeen lour years building, and were taken in as many days. Fort Cas well is of the same shape as before it leel into the"rebdis hands, except that the rebels have covered its walls with earth on the ontside. and made them almost impervious to shot ano shell. It is in many respects stronger than Fort Fisher, and harder to take by assault.— Still it could be taken, and the rebels knew it. Three or four gunboats in the river would have soon started them out. I have had a great deal of difficulty in get ting the gunboats over the bar, and only suc ceeded this morning in getting the last one over. The rebels left plenty of good stores aad provisions, and our meu are now subsist ing on them. I send you a list of the forts fallen into our hands since Fort Fisher lell, with tbe number and caliber ol their guns. We have found here in each fort an Armstrong marked in full on the tunnels. As the British governmem claims the exclusive right to use these guns. it would be interesting to know how tbej came into forts held by rebels. I And that- immense quantities of provisions, stores and clothing hive come through this port into rebeldom, and almost afraid to men tion tbe amount, but it is enough to supply over 00,000 meu. It is ail English and they have received their last cargo. No more will ever come this way. We picked up a telegram from Lee to his subordinate here, saying il Forts Fisher and Casweil were not held hr would have to evacuate Richmond. He say* most truly, and I should not he at ailsurprised. if He left at. auy moment. We have plenty ol force to hold this place against the Southern Confederacy, and Lave 250 guns bearing on the narrow strip of land where ouj troops are heavily entrenched. There art vessels iu tbe river and outside and we only hope they will attempt to retake it. Out thousand men iu Fort Fisher with the guns 01 the squadron, would hold this place a long time. We find this place better to catcb blockade runners than outside. I had block ade runners’ lights lit last night and was oblig ing enough to answer their signals; whethei right or wrong we know not. Two of them, the Stag and Charlotte, from Bermuda, loaded with some blankets, shoes, ike., came iu and quietly anchored near the Malvern and were taken possession of. The Stag belongs to tire rebel government. A number more are ex pected, and we will, I hope, catch a portion of them. I entrusted this duty to Lieut. Cush ing. who performed 11 with usual good luck and intelligence. These two are very f&si vessels anil valuable prizes. They threw a portion of their papers overboard immediately on finding they were trapped. The number of guns taken altogether is 16S. The Char lotte brings five English passengers, one ud English officer." They all came over as they expressed it, on a “lark.” The Stag received three shots In her as she ran by our blockader? outside. (Signed) D. D. Poster, Rear Admiral. FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC 4rri™i of peoerters—l’artioul/Mro of the lato RaiM by -Mie Ttfbet Irnn-CtmW. Headquarters Army Potomac, I January 24. f Quiet still prevails along fia. lines of the ariny. The bad weather l'ol the past few days, making it impracticable to carry out any military movement, if any had been contem plated. Many persons have predicted that an evaevation of Petersburg would take place, but as yet there have been no signs of such an event. Hie nmmber of deserters coming into our lines is quite large, ranging from twelve to fifty a day, all of whom tell the most dolefal stories ol the hardships they had to endure, scarcity of provisions, &c., and predict that the end o the rebellion is at hand. SECOND DISPATCH. Last evening the enemy made an unsuccess ful! attempt to run past our batteries. They took advantage cf the storm and darkness, to send down a fleet of eight vessels of war, and three torpedo boats. This flotilla consisted 01 Virginia, Fredericksburg and Bichmond, iron clads, mounting four guns each. The wooden vessels Drury, Nansemond and Hampton, two guns each; the Bed H re one gun; the steamer Torpedo and three torpedo boats. Tne following are the particulars as obtain ed from a deserter from the expedition who came into our lines after daylight this morn ing: “The fleet lefts its moorings about six last evening, proceeding quietly until they got near our batteries. They were discovered, and immediately the batteries opened on them, to which they replied. At about 12 olclock they succeeded in cutting the chain in Iront of our obstructions beyond the lower end of Du: eh Gap canal, when the Fredericksburg, under a full head of steam passed through the obstructions, completely demolishing one of the sunken canal boats. The Bichmond, Vir ginia and Drury In attempting to follow grounded, when the Fredericksburg had to go j to their assistance. The Drury could not be l got off, and wa* obliged to be abandoned, as it was now daylight, and they were in the range of battery Parsons. As soon as It become light the battery opened on the Drury, one of the shells falling in her magazine, which ex ploded, completely demolishing her, when the remainder of the fleet again made their way back up the river. It was supposed an attempt would be made to go through again to-night, though what their destination was can merely be surmised. The only damage done, was the dismounting of one gun on Fort Brady. The deserter reports only one man killed, j and two wounded by the explosion of the Drury. Four deserters swam ashore, and came into J our lines. 1 fit.-. Return of Mr, Blair from Richmond- The Raid of the Rebel Iron-Clade. Baltimore, Jan. 26. A special dispatch to the American from Annapolis says Hon. Mr. Blair arrived here at lour o’clock this afternoon. He left Bichmond yesterday. He is understood to report that among many of the leaders in Bichmond, Jeff. Davis included, there is a strong feeling to i wards making peace on the best terms they can. j ,,The «xit of the rebel gunboats from uuder tne guns of their batteries on James Biver, j ***“*.?ear Proving a very serious affair to us. i “aned forts is 83. From Fort Fisher Movements of Federal Q unboats, Fortress Monbok, Jan. 25. The steamer McClellan arrived this morn ing from Fort Fisher, with 100 rebel prison ers, mails and dispatches from onr forces op erating against Wilmington. Nothing of importance had transpired in reference to the movements of the land and naval forces in that direction. Our gunboats were gradually feeling their way up the river, and were some four miles above Fort Fisher when the McClellan sailed. When that was we are not Informed. Our troops are quietly resting and organizing for future operations. Prisoners at the Old Capitol Prison. New York, Jan. 28. Special dispatches from Washington state that an examination of the old Capitol prison ers show that officers have been confined there for months without knowing what were the charges against them.

Proceeding* of the Canada Parliament. --—jg- Quebec, Jan. 26. In Parliament last night the Attorney Gen eral brought in a bill for the prevention and suppression of outrage-) on the frontier, tho manufacture and shipment of arms for un lawful purposes, and providing for the seizure and examination of suspected vessels. It gives notice to persons proving unworthy of the hospitality of this country to remove from it. The bill is copied in part, from the Imperial act and part from an act of the United States Congress of 1838. The bill was read for the first time and paased to its second reading to day. Organization of the Keic .Jersey Bcpre .tentative,s. Trenton, N. J., Jan. 26. The lower branch of the Legislature was orgrnized by Compromise to day, Joseph T. Crovall being elected speaker. Resolutions approving the course of Presi dent Lincoln, and instructing the New Jersey congressmen to vote for the abolition of slavery, were offered and referred. Great Bank Robbery. Meadville, Pa., Jan. 26. The Bank of Crawford County, Meadville, Pa., was robbed of $150,000 in Tlulted States bonds this evening' The robbers had previ ously concealed themselves in a back room of the bank. Intense excitement prevails. No arrests have yet been effected. A reward of $5,000 is offered for the arrest of the burglars. Capture of Blockade a Bunner. Fortress Monroe, Jan. 24. The gunboat Advance has arrived from Fort Fisher with portions of the crews of the block ade runners Stag and Charlotte. Another was captured last Monday morning—name not as certained. Ore. Mamilton, C. >V., Jan. 26. The Ontario pork packing establishment was burned to day. Loss $100,000. Jf«» Terli Market. New York, Jan. 21. th'tton—lower; sales 600 bales; middling upland 82®83. lour—sales 7000 bbls; Stato and Western dull: State »2O@ 9 70; Round Hoop Ohio 1C-Co® 11 60; Western 9 ,0® 10; Southern dull; Bales 680 bb's at 1086®14 60; Canada dull; aales 300 bbls a: 9 60® 1160. Wheat—dull; rales 7600 bushels; mixed Chicago luring at 210, and 13,000 bushels Amber Michigan Corn—dull; mixed Western 1 88®1 87; new Yel low 177®180 Oats—unit at 1 06. Beef—seady. Fork—aales 6900 bbls new Burn at 87 26 38 00 prime mess 35@36 60. ov Card—firmer; sales 1600 bbls at 1814,28. Butter—qni-t; Ohio32®47. Whiskey—lower; sales 600 bbliat 2 29®130. Rice—qniet; Rangoon 13c Sugar—firm; sales 229 bhds Forto Rico 23- Hus co'ado at 18f®48. Groceries—quiet Coffee—firm; Rico 3800 bag) on privates terms Maraicabo 41®43; Java49!@«S. Molasses—anil N«val Stores—heavy. Tallow—firmer. Fetroleura—quiet. Wool—quiet. Freights to Uverpqol—quiet. Market, Nrw lean, Jan.20. Second Board.—Stocks better. American Gold,..306 United States 6’s coupons.10M United States 6-20 ooupous......108 United States 10-40 coupons,. ..1001 United States one year certificates. 37! Troasury 7 8-lOths.U41 United States 5-20 registerred. 1071 Cumberland Coal Co. 88* Hew York Central,.. '1071 Erie... 70! Heading.!..! "IlSJ Michigan Southern. 64* Michigan Central...10« Cleveland ft Pittsburg. 81} Illinois Central scrip,.116* Gold closed at Gallager's Evening Exchange at 207j. PROSPECTUS FOR 1805. The Maine State Press, Is published every Thursday Two Dollars a Year In Advance. It is the largest polGoal paper in New England, 1. h, Qunrto ft,., (tv., SU UBWaT.HBS OUPPOVt tO the Government in its conflict with a giant rebellion, contains a large number or carefully prepared O'ig Inal Articles, Stories—original and selected, Poetry, an extinsive Army Correspondence, the Current News of the Day, Latest Intelligence by Telegraph, Congressional and Legislative Piece dings, a full Marine List, Portland Prices Current, carefully pre pared Review oi the Market, Stock List, New York Markets, Bo.ton and New York Brokers’ Board, Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Markets, ho. Enclose S3 current money by mail, and a receipt for one year will be returned. To any person who will forward ten new subscri bers, caeh in advance, we will seed as additional oo.y gratis, for bis trouble. PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. The largest daily east of Boston, large efght column pages, at $8 a Year in Advance. Address, N. A. FOSTER CO., PUBLISHERS. PORTLAND, ME. Weekly papers in the State can receive the Daily Preet in exchange one year, by giving the above prospectus as many lnserGo* a, as an advertisement as, at their regular rates, will amount to the differ ence in terms; the first insertion to bo prior to the first day of February. They will also oireot atten tion to prospectus in an editorial item. dfwtf Boot Shoe Manufactory, REMOVAL! HAVING removed lrom West Minot to Mechan ic Falls, shall continue to manufacture all the kind* of Pegged B-.oti and Sheer, for Men’s, Wo* men's and Children’s wear, that 1 have usually made at the former plaoe for the pa*4niue years, shall en deavor to make >t lor the interest ef my former cus tomeis to oontinue their pa* reusge, and w. uld in vite all Maine Shoe Dealers to open a trade wi h me JOSEPH MERRILL. Mechanic Falls, Jan 23. 1866 Jan26 ltf Save Your Oil. I have tin agenoy of OlmsteadaImproved Patent Oiler. CALL AND EXAMINE. Whinslow's Machine Works, No. 1 Manul. Block, Union Street, Portland. L, WINSLOW* jan23dfcw8w MEN’S^ Under-Shirts and Drawers, In great variety, by CHARLES CU9TIS CO., 993 Cougrest Street, (Morton Block.) deoln JOHN F. ANDERSON, Surveyor and Civil Engineer, OFFICE, OODMAN BLOCK, mehlTdAwtf Tumplb 8TB*zrr For San Francisco. The Clipper Barque “Oakaaup.” 700 tonp,T Batchetder, Coin man a er, har king moat of her oargo engaged, will Zhave quick dispatch For freight ap f ply to the Captain on Boird, or SAMUEL MERRITT, r> Sagad&hock House. Bath, Jan 17,1865. jan24d4vr* “The Old Oaken Bucket” pills n,»Temperance and Literary paper will **o in tod the am week in February. Canvaasiug agents wanted—male and female—to whom a liberal oomminion will be paid. Address, B. F. THORNDIKE, Publisher. Jaot8i&wtd Portland. Dissolution. THE copa'tnership heretofore existing under the Arm name oi DavisACloyet Brother,, is thia day dissolves by mutual oonsent. A. Davie, F H Cloy as, G. H. Cloyub. A Card. The undera'gned, owing to i.heal.h, having thia day aold bis Interest la the above to Joseph John sou. the business will be conducted order the name end style of Johueon A Cloyee Broth' rs.whoare au thorized to eettie all bills of the late Aim. Jan24d2w A. Davis. FOB SALE. THE subscriber offers fo- sale his Farm on the road between Sacoarappa and Gorham. It con tains 5t aore« oflan'1, well divided into tUDge and grass land. There is oa t ,e farm, a one story house, carriage house, and ban, S7 r»t by 60, with a good collar nnd rlt. It baa a mod orchard, with about 300 young f nit trees. JOHN U. ALI.KN, jan26s9d3m Saeoarappa. MISCELLANEOUS. COTTON GOODS! Greatly Reduced Prices! IH consequence of the fall in the price of raw oon ton we will sell for ONE WEEK, Commencing this Day, All kinds Of DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS, Tea Cents Per Yard Loss than the previous week. CALL EARLY! You will find A GOOD ASSORTMENT AT THB Middle St. New Dry Goods Store, 81 MIDDLE ST., FOX BLOCK. FEUCHTWANGER dc ZITADEK. jan 25dlw LUCIFER MATCHES. The Philanthropist sighs over the fearful liat of human woes, incurable diseases, and premature deaths, whioh have been caused by inhaling the fumes of Phosphorus and Sulphur in the manufac ture of common Luciler or Friotion Hatches. The moBt ghastly of these diseases is Jfecrotit, the de cay of the lower jaw bone. Thirteen of these oases, mostly young women, have keen treated In the New York hospitals, within a few months, whnt then must be the aggregate oT human suffering from these causes. Humanity Drops a Tear of sorrow, over the unnumbered causes of acciden tal-death*, oaused by the use of these easily igoited, inflimmable agents. A truthful inscription upon thousands of little tombstones would be,— This Child was Burned to Death, BY LUCIFER MATCHES. Scarcely a week pasers without a record of one or more children lesing their lives bv these dangerous articles. The Picture is Incomplete, dark as it it, without reference to the annual loss of valuable property, which may eafely be itated at millions of dollars. Bead the daily journals, or enquire of any Insur ance Company, lor a verification of this statement. FIRE WE MUST HAVE, and the Lucifer Match, dangerous as it is, has been regarded as a Yerv great convience, when contrast ed with the primitive mode* of ignition, the rob bing of dry sticks together, or even the still more useful advance upon that mode, the old fiuhioned TINDER BOX, FLINT AND STEEL. While tolerating the T ncifers (clearly as a ohoioe of evils,) scientific chemists have, for more than a quarter of a century, been experimenting upon the difficult problan of the production of instantaneous light and fire, in combination with two Important requisite*,— first, Freedom from offensive 'and injurious odors. Second, The in*uring of perfect safetv in its daily use as a match composition. The honor of the dis covery belong to a SCANDINAVIAN CHEMIST, who has produoed, to bless mankind, the long-look ed fbr Alchemy, and if it is true that he who makes two blades of grass grow where but one grew be fore, is a public benefactor, will not the meed of a world’s gratitude b 3 awarded to him whose perse vering efforts have resulted in producing chemical combinations, the practical application of which in daily use will be the annual saving of thousands of lives and millions of treasure. A MATCH INODOROUS AND SAFE, all will admit, is t valuable dfeoovery, and those are tne qualities of the new match. No Sulphur or Phoiphorui enter into ite composition. Satisfied of its great val ue and superiority over all others, the dia inguisbed inventor was awarded the Prise Medal by the Com mittee of the International Exhibition at the Crys tal palace, in London, while all other matches were excluded from the building. In order that the PEOPLE OF AMERICA may share with thope of Ear pe the blessings of this invention, arrangements have been made forth, working of the patent here, and an association formed under the name of The Universal Safety Match Co., who now offer to oitizens of the United States A Domestic Match, Inodorous and Safe, AKD FOR OUTDOOR UBK, A Safety Flaming Fuse or Wind Defier, which neither wind nor rain oan extinguish. A fair trial will varify our statements. W. F. PHILLIPS. Agent for the State of Maine. tW~ Agents wasted in every town in the 8tate. jenfifieodiw Seventh Annual Bale C. K. BABB’S. Winter Dress Goods, Linen Housekeeping .Goods, COTTON GOODS FLANNELS. Casta Buyers are Invited for we ehall offer good, at prices to meet the views of every one. CTBUS K. BABB, 9 Clapp’e Block, dec2Iedi8tf_ Cengrese s». NOTICE. THE New Weed Sewing Machine, WITH *11 the reoent Improvements, possesses points of excellence and acknowledged merit which place it f»r in advance ol any other Machine now in nse. While many other good Maohines have been offered to the pubiio. we have long felt the ne cessity of a Sewing Maohlne more perfectly adapted to all kinds of family Sewing, as well as Heavy faltering and Leather Work; and to meet this de mand a large amount of labor and capital bas been expendod In perfecting the Weed, whioh we nnhesi ta ingly claim to be the beet Sewing Machine in the world, and toe Warrant every Machine to Give Per fect Satisfaction, for thev hnv* been tried and im proved by eleven years of practical experience and constructed upon true mechanical principles by skill nil workmen, and every part is made of tbe best material, nicely adjusted and highly finished. The Machines can be seen at tbe Sales Room, m 1-9 Middle SU, j Where Hacking Findings of all kind fare constantly on hand. Maohines of all kinds repaired in the best manner by experienced workmen. Instructions given on all kinds of Maohines. All kinds of Machines taken in exohange for the Weed, Also Maohines to let by tbe week or month. Weed Sewing Machine Co., Vo. 187 1-2 Middle Street, Portland. __C. W. ROBIHSON. Agent. Portland Army Committee ev Til I S. Christian Commission. Chairman, T.R. Hayes, receives Stores at 11# Mid dle street. Treasurer, Cyras Sturdivant, receives Money at 75 Commerotal street. Secretary, Henry H. Burges., receives Letters at SO Commercial street. Andrew J. Chase, Dr. W. Johnson. lunelSdti V. 9. marshal’s Sale. Curran Status of Akbxiga, 1 Dibtbiot OF Maiub, so. J PURSUANT to an interlocutory Order of Sale to me directed, from the Hon. ABhur Ware, Judge i of the United States Dlatriot Court within and for the Distriot of Maine, I shall expose and sell at pun lie auction, to the highest bidder therefor, the fol lowing property and merchandise, at the time and plso,) within said district, as follows, vis:— In front of the Custom Bouse, in Portland, on Mon day, the thirtieth day of January current, at 11 o'clock. A, M OHM BORSR. Terms ot Sale—Cash. Datedat Portland this twenty-sixth day of Jan CHARLES CLARK. jsn26td O. 8. Marshal, Dist: ot Maine. Board and Rooms. AVERY des'rable Bait of Rooms, front on oor ner Congress and Wllmot stree's—possession in a few dsys. 203 Congress and Wilmot streets, jan 2#dlw* Board. A GENTLEMAN and lady, or three gentlemen, can be accommodated with board with nleas axt rooms, at 21 Free street. janfdSw* ENTERTAINMENTS. tirand Comic, Fancy Dress A And Mask Ball! LANCASTER HALL, Friday Evening, Feby i0, i865, Ob whioh ocoasion the Firemen and unit, requested to appear in uniform. Mr. cuiuJ JiTJ indy of Boston, will arrive in our oity WedSLS?? morning, Feb 8, and will be at n/L. bSmSSK Saljon, under Lancaster Hall, until ibe niuht or the Ball, where he will supply a 1 who may wuh‘ with Fancy and Character Oresaes; also, Masks at a reasonable prioe. All are invited to call and tea the splendid assortment of dresses which will far ex oeed anything ever worn at n bail in this oity. Ladies will please select their dresses In the afternoon Oentiemcn In the evening. The Hall on this occa sion will be splendidly decorated with Flags. Bant ing, Transparent Psinilngi, etc, by Mr Hudson, the artist. The managers will spare no labor or expense in making this the finest ball ever given in oar city. Music by Chandler’s Foil Quadrille Band. Tickets admitting gintlemaa and two ladies, 81. Gents single tickets 81. Ladles single tickets 60 ets. to all parts of the house. Tickets for sale at Paine’s Mueio Store, Grosman 4 Co’e, J. J. Gilbert, K. L. Robin ion’s under Lancaster Hail and by the mana gers at the door. Daors open at 7J—Danoing to commence at 8 o clock. Managers-d. H Barbsriok, J. B. Kackleft, W. B. Stinson, G. A. Hanson, C. Griffin. jan27td grand Firemen’s, Military d ward Fox, MrFCMody Hon John Lynch, Mr T C Hersey Hon Charla, Holden, Major Bootes, Hon A T Dole, Capt Inman, Lieut Ford. Floor Managers. F Furbish, W E Wood, J Hall Boyd, K H Smith. Frank Dyer, L C Wade, Elia, Tkemaa Jr. Musio by the celebrated l'7th. TJ. S. Inf. Band., Under the Leadership of Prol. A. POPPENBERG. Dancing to commence at 8 o’clook. Ticket, 26 Cts each; maybe procured at Lowoll benter’s, Bailey A Noyes', HsllL Dava', Cror man g Co’,, Edmund Dana’,, H. Packard’,. B. Lunt A Co’,, and at the door. Jan24td □SELECT assembly.# AT MEOHANI'OS' hall. On Thursday Evening, Jan 36th. Tiokets for Four Assemblies *2 76. Muiic by Raymond Dimond’s full Quadrille Baud G Antb°fne. F1 iWormeU, W H Colley, M T Dunn. W W Knight,. .V® b® h*d oftbe Managers. A.sembller to begin at 8f r. x, Janl4tt A MERRY SLEIGH RIDE! The Portland Belle, I* AU mooring! at the Biding School, South street, for cruise around town, at 2 o’clock*, x., Wednesdays and Saturdays, commencing this a'ternoon. Jou'jr 7, for the benedt *nd Children- Fare lor adults 25 ots: children 15 te. J Wo ROBINSON^ Commander. Parties can arrange for a ride out of town by ap plying to the Commander. janfdtf for sale. NEW CROP MUSCOVADO MOLASSES. AFBW Hluls Superior Muscovado Molasses,frvm Mataniss, new landing from brig P. B. Curtis at Custom Bouse Wharf. ISAAC EMERY, janl7 dim Head of Long Wharf. Butter and Cheese. 100 KEG 2 Michigan Batter, 50 Tubs Canada Butter. TOO Boxes Cheese. For Sale by F* A. SMITH, JaD23d4w_ 19 and21 Sllvar nr.rt To Grocers. A^n^^ond'inPortfanT**' For sale at wholesale by A. SMITH. _J4112344w_19 and 21 BUver SC_ Portland Academy The Winter Term will Begin. Nov. J.8 rpHISRehooll. for both Misses and Masters, with A out regard to age or attainment!. Pupils may be admitted at any time In tbiterm. For farther particulars apply to .Mlu. J- H fiilVbON, novlSddm sn Congress street. Town Ncrip. Fifteen Thousand Dollars, CAPE ELIZABETH TOWN SCRIP, IS OFFERED FOR SAT.F. Apply to E. N. PERItY, Town Treasurer, janStll' At the Sheriff’s Office, City Building. MISCELLANEOUS. HEAD-QUARTERS I FOB CLOAKS, CLOAKS, 1 l CLOAKS!; _ LOCKE St CO., No. 5 DEERING BLOCK Congress Si., JJAVIB OB hand and ara oonatantly manntactnr ALL THE CHOICEST STYLES! or CLOAKS! suoh as SACQUES, CIRCULARS, —AMD— CASSOCKS. Garment* made to order at short notice. We make a speciality ol this branoh of business and will WARRANT EVERT GARMENT. Also on hand the boat assortment ot o L O T H S la the State, consisting of BEA VERS, DOESKINS, BROADCLOTHS, TRICOTS, CHINCHILLAS, and SHAGS, which having been purchased oat of season, we art enabled to eell at wholesale prions. Ladies In wont of a Garment or CleO will save money by calling on as before purchasing. We hare a great variety Dress and Housekeeping GOODS! All of which we are BELLING LESS Than the Market Prices! LOCKE CO., 5 DEERING BLOCK, Congress St., PORTLAND. decl7d6weodftwow TO FURNITURE DEALERS Tucker’s Patent Bpriag-Bed Bottoms! AND FOLDING OOTB. A>n> ALL KINDS OF IRON BEDSTEADS. NONE cheaper or better in the market. The heat materials and the most skillful workmen char acterize Tacker's Establishment Andress Hiram Tucker, U7 and US Coart st„ Boston. novlfidtf FOR THE FRONT. A X>. R.EIBVH8, WILL visit the Army at tha fount, and be absent seme foar weeks, and will take his Itting measures so as to be ah’# to answer orders for out ntsot clothing, military or civil—a good opportunity for those in ths service to order from home. Jang ti. THE LADIES OF BOSTON —nan tux ARVTU SINE, -KADX WHOM CANADA BEARS’ GREASE For the growth and luxnrianoe of the hair. Beware ofimitationa—observe the name and sig nature. For sale by the Druggists. Janlldlm Pianos Manufactured by Hallet, Davis A Oo. THU subscriber has taken the Aamaoy for the sale of Messrs. Mallet, Davis A Col’s Piano-forte, which he is prepared te furnish ok Manufacturer* price#. These Pianos are used by the most celebra ted Pianist# of the country, who speak ot them in tbe highest terms. For quality of tune and beauty of filnish they have no superiors. PIsmse call and ex amine befere parehssingelsawhere. Apply to M. C. MILLIE EM, Teacher oi Music, JaaSdlm 9j HeobanioStreet. Dissolution. THE partaerhfp heretofore existing uuder the style and name Of Bradley, Moulton ft Rogers, was dissolved by the decease of Mr. Moulton, or the 25th of September last. Copartnership Notice. Wa have this day formed a copartnership under the name and ityle of Bradley, Coolidge f Boxers, a* .wholesale dealer. In Flour, Grain and Provision., at 88 Commercial st, Thomas Block. Portland, Me. ftonnsT Bsadliv, Datib W. Coolidox, ALra.es G. Xroxna. Portland, Jan’y 2d, I8GS. Janfdlm VALUABLE LUMBER. BLAOK WALNUT, OHEEBY, CHESTNUT, BUTTEBNUT. IWHITE WOOD, 1 SPANISH OEDAB, and MAHOGANY’. FOB SALE BT BLAKE ALDEN, 59 Brattle Street, BOSTOJV, MASS. dwlCUVS 2m m>C. H. OSGOOD DENTIST, Vo. 8 Clapp’* Block, Market Square, P OB TLANI). jtiaolai Teeth Inserted en Gold. Silver, aad Vulcan ite hue. All operation, warranted tog" ■atiafao t*on, jnneSOeodi.fcwlr 44 ^ipR.C. KIMBALL. J> e»tist’ No. 1361,2 Middle FoP larrnt'ier., Bev. Geo. L. Kef .rencee- -Ber.pr± Wm. Koblnson, Capt Cy ■Walker. Or. R JurHwMltr nu Sturdivant. Boarn’ PLBASAS1 Front Chamb to let. .1th board, j(V »t24 PuMtort^’ jinlMdiw AUCTION sales. PATTER, auctioneer la Exchange St Stock of Ladies’ Sacques, Circulars and Cassocks at Auction, OH Friday and Saturday. January 27th and M.h at 10 a. and U| r. m., each Say, wlh be”lj w.ihoat receive. a large and varied cuoumtn, lee, from Tricot-. Doeskins. Ptusb, Fur, Beaver, Wav. Braver. Free ted Beaver, Chlnobdla, Wool and Union Biav er, Ac. They will be arranged for e-amlnation fbursday afternoon Everv article warranted represented. Ladies are invited to attend the tain. Ho postponement Jan28;d Valuable Beal Estate at Aactloa. Jannnry 28th, at 8 o’clock r m oa Ptemuee, a splendid let of land, near the iid .hLVZZ*’ Mnl about 200 feet en Clark .tract, iw? 0B 8»«nmerend Beach streets,and OOB'Bi“*iab/,“t ^‘/‘y-Jlve Thousand fesl. Thi# is a very deeirable and valuable property, finely located, andsuretolnoreaae in vahw. sale peeirive-tiUo r. oo H,a,®Y HAILEY g CO. Auctioneers Jan 23—td E Ft. PATTEN, AUCTIONEER^ 13 \V Public Auction. ON Wednesday, the 1st day of February, a. d. 1886, at eleven o’oloek in the forenoon, at the Railroad Wharf, foot of State etreet, in the olty ot Portland, Maine, by consent of all oonoera'd, will “••old»tpublic auotiou, the Hull of the steamer r«°«Ac, partly eonsumed by Are, also her boilers, har machinery, together with a lot of old hardeo«i fbe sale will oommenoe with S$re*^s&ss%s£r" w,“ ",uir‘ or^^Grw^^la^dWeUla,,*,Kl'll^*O^Km*,7 V°X‘ Term.’ Cseh. JanMdtd Valuable lavoice or (Foods at Auction. ON Saturday, Janury 28th, at 10 o'clock a m at store Bo. 1(8 Fore street, we shall sell at auction lor account of whom It may concern, an tnvoioe ot ■merchandise, saved in parfeat order, Irons the sobr Rebecca, wrecked near Monbegan, consisting of 32 hbla or Potatees. >7 bblsof Onions, U67 ft. Ch. es., 1798 lbs Baiter, 29 asses Pickles, 8 dot Ketchup. 7 cases Condensed Milk, 830 lbs Pep tar, 9 neats Bank ets, S nests Tubs, 9 doi Palls, 21 dot Brooms, 1826 lbs Bar Iron, 80 dot Far Buts, HI dot Wool Bets, J9 Boxes Paper CoUnrs. HENRY BAILEY A CO. Acononmu January 26—td. E.M. PATTEN, AUCTIONEER, 12 Exokaage St. Plano Fortes at Anciloa. ON Saturday, January 28th at 12 o’oloek noot, One 7 Oetave Piano, Rose Wood Cate; One 6 Oetave piano, Gilbert maker. Jaa28td B. M. PATTEN, AUCTIONEER, 12 Exchange at Beal Estate for Sale. I SHALL tell ml public aution on the premises on Saturday, the 26th day ol February neit. at 11 o'alook, A. M., the following real estate of Owou Martin, deceased, namely the tenement h'nae and lot In thenar of home No. 36 Monument, being the tame property bought by anid Martin of Patrick tiooehy, by dead recorded la Begiatry of Doeita, TOl. 306. page 236. Title aappoaed perfect. WILLIAM L. PUTNAM, Administrator ot estate of Uwen Martin, Jan. IS—dtdw3w EDWARD A. PATTEN. Commission Merchant Auctioneer Km removed to Uto spaotooa otore 11 Exchange Street, four doors below Uorohant’a Exchange. Will receive consign manta of Ma'ihMdisc ol arory description, tor pnblio or private aale. Balsa ot Beal Estate, Vessels, Cargoes, Block, and Mar. oiuutdlMM toliomd. Cssb o4tmn By Bleotrioity The Bheumatlo, the goaty, the lame and the Ut/ leap with Joy, and move with tho agility and elust a i ity of youth; the heated brain la cooiod; tho frost bitten limbs restored, the unoouik deformities re moved; falntneaa converted to vigor, weakne to strength; the blind made to see, the deal to hear an I the palsied form to move upright: the blemish: c( youth are obliterated; tho accident i of mature till prevented; the calamities of old arc obviated a i as native oiroalatloe maintained. j LADIES Wbe have cold hands and foot; weak stomsthsi lama and weak baeks; nervous sad sick headaouo; IlistoeM and swimming in the head, with indigos, tten sad ooastlpation or ths bowels; pain in the aide ■nd back; leaoorrhma, (or whites); tolling of the womb with Internal esnoert; tumors, polypus, nu t all that long train at diseases will find In Eleotrlo* ity a su e means of ears. For painful menstruation too profuse menstruation, and all of those long line •f troubles with yosag ladles. Electricity Is a lertaia speoldo, and will, la n short time, restore the suFirss to the vigor of health. J TEETH! TEETH! TEBTH! Dr. D. still aentinnas to Extract Teeth by Elect ri ity without Pain. Persons having deoayed teeth or stomps they wish to have removed lor reset'Jn,. he would give a polite invitation w build in. will he built to suit tbe oecnpant. Thi. i« very d*5rebio locality lor a Stable keeper, or that al a> 0ost any other cosiness, aod a long lease win be siren, If desired. Pie so apply to EDWARD NUTTER, 92 Middlest jaa24aod3w Special Notice. THE 8tookheiders of the New England Screw Steams) ip Company are hereby aoUfled that an assessment of Forty Dollars a share bai been laid m tbe Capital Stock of said Company, and the samel, no v due and payable at the offloe of t' e Treasurer, in Portland. Per Order of the t ireotors HENRY roi. Treasurer. January 29. 1866.—dlw DiMolHtlon. THE copartners hip hentofors existing between Benjamin P. Brock and Geo'go R. Hersey. un der tbo stylo of Brook and Hersey, Is this day dl». solves GEORGE R HFRSKT. Portland, Jan 21,1868- JanflSUlw*

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STEAMBOATS. Montreal Ocean Steamship Gof Carrying the Canadian and United States Malls. PASSENQEKS booked —TO— Londonderry sad Liverpool. Betura Tickets granted at Bedaoe3» port for Liverpool on SATURDAY, the 28th ■HBBHHn January, immediately after the ar rival of tut* Lain or the previous day Dorn Montreal Passage to Londonderry and Liverpool— Cabin (accord!os to accommodations) *66 to *80. Steerage. Payable in Cold or it* equivalent. For height or passage apply to HUG It fc ANDREW ALLAN, 6 G.T. K. u passenger Depot. To be suooeeded by the Steamship-, on the 4ib February. Portland, Nov. 21,1364. Portland and Boston Line THE STEAMERS Forest City, Lewi* ton and Montreal, Will, until further notioe, run os ,^e3H»«t-a-r-follows: •■SShbBv Leave Atlaatio What!, Portland, every Monday, Towday. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. at7o'oloek P. M ,and India Wharf, Boston, every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,Thursday and Friday, at 6 o’clock P. M. Fare in Cabin...... .**,00. freight taken as usual. he Compgny are noi responsible for baggage to any amount exceeding (60 in valne, and t -at per soual, unless notioe isgiven and pa d for at the rate of one passenger for every #6C0 additional value. Foh. 18,1863. dtf L. BILLINGS, Agent. New England Screw Steamship Go SEMI-WEEKLY LINE. m The splendid and thst Steamships ^3==l|VCHE8APEAKE,Capt WiLr.AaD.and po TOM A C, Capt. SiuutwooD, will, until further notioe, run as follows: Leave Brown’s Wharf, Portland,overy WEDNES DAY- and SATURDAY, at 4 P. M., and leave Pier North River, Now York, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 8 o’olock F. M. These vessels are lifted up w th line accommoda tions for passengers, making this the most speedy, safe an d comfortable route tor travellers between New York and Maine. Passage *8.00, tnaiuding Fare and State Booms. Goods forwarded by th-siine to and from Mon treal, Quebec, Bangor, Bath, Augusta, Eastport and St.John. Shippers are requested to send their ireight to the steamers as early as 3 P. M. on the day that they leave Portland. For freight or passage apply to EMERY fc FOX, Brownes Wharf, Portland. H. B. CROMWELL It CO., No. 88 West Street, Hew York. Dee. 6, 1862. dtf Steam to and From the Old Country. sZS&ffa The well-known favorite Clyde-built Iron steamers of the Axchou Linn of SteZlueUluT, ‘HtBXBXIA,’’ "UALXDOXIA," "BrITAX xia and "Unitxd Kixaoox,” are intended to sail fortnightly to and from New York, earrying pas stagers to and from Liverpool, Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin, Waterford, Cask, Limerick, Galway or Londonderry These steamers were built speolally lor be Atlaatio trade, are divided into water and airtight eompartmenta. Kates of Passage. From New York to any oftbe above plaoe: Cabins, *12i and *100; steerage *46, payable in American on nancy. York from any of the above plaoes: Cab* ins, *66 and *00, eteerage, *26 payable in gold or equivalent la American curreuoy. Those who wish to scud tor ihsir iri3nds can buy tioketa at theae ratet irrm Che Agents r~ krancis Macdonald co, Jan9d4m 6 BowUng Green, New York. Statoment OF THE Manhattan Fire Ins. Comp’y, IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK, Incorporated iu 1821 ON the let day of Nov. 1864. mado pursuant to the Laws of Maine. Capital, all paid up, is $500,000 00 Amt. Qf Surplus, it $861,099 1$ Assets as follows: Cash in Bank and on. band,.. 820,270 26 Bonds aad Mortgages, b .ing first liens, 196,17(00 Loan, on demand scoured by collaterals, 240,226 Oo Unpaid premiums in course of collection, 10,860 36 1 merest scorned ana due,..*.. 26 67166 All other securities. 88 000 000 ToUl assets, 8861,00217 li abu. mm Lasses adjusted and due,. none. Losses unadjusted and in suspense,.... 816,194 30 All other claims. 237 60 WM. PITT, r ALMEK. President. AKhiraw J. Smith, Secretary. Sworn to Nov. 16,1864. Befors me, Thos. L. Thomkll, Botary Public. Portlumi OSes 31 Exchaags Street. W. D. LITTLE, Agent. deoDdtf Statement OF THE Mutual Life Insurance Co., OF HRW YORK, NOVF.MBVR 1st, 1864, made in oonformlty with the Laws of Maine. Assets, $11,463,454 38 Invested as follows: Cash on hand and in Basks,. 8706,879 06 Bonds and mortgagesat7 prot. interest, 4,338,969 37 United States Stocks, cost,.A.al i.oss 76 Rea! Estate. 647,878 86 Balance due from Agents. 24,086 30 Interest accrued but not due,. 163,400 0'i Interest due and unpaid,. 2,970 01 Premiums dee and not yet received. 87,679 04 Premiums deferred, semi ann. and quar terly, say. 226.000 00 811,462.464 38 Pbbmium Notbb, hobb. P. 8. WiitSToK, President. Bu.sc Abbatt, Treasurer. Subscribed and sworn to before ms, Monas B. MLaolat, Maine Commissioner. This Company Is purely mutua', dividing a 1 its profits to the i sured The last divides i of 88,000,00) among the Policy holder-, was about seventy per evt. on the part.cl pnting premiums, being the la-gest dividend ever declared by any Life Insurance company. Portland Agency 31 Exchange street, W. D. LITTLE, Agent. dec9dtf Annual Statement OF THE Western Massachusetts Ins. Co., OF PITTSFIELD, MASS., Made ih compliauce with the Laws of Maine. Norember 1, 1864. Capital Stock, all paid in, $150,009.00 Surplus Over Capital $06,939.48 Invested as follows, vis:— In U. 8. 6-20 Bonds, valued at.826,376 00 Iu Massachusetts State Bonds, valued at.. 18,416 71 i n Bank Stocks, valued at. 28,266 60 In Railroad and G'sCo Stocks, valued at. 1,676 00 Loans on Mortgages of real estate 96,815 01 Loans on collateral securities, 48.613 90 Cash on hand and in Banks,. 9,607 72 Cash in bauds of agents and in transitu, 14,263 17 Pcrsoual property and other Investments, 3,210 97 Total *246,232 48 _ LIABILITIES. Losses adjusted and due,..*. none. olaimed and unpaid,... $70 00 reported and unadjusted,. 6,960 00 K. H. Killooo, President. n___ J. N. Dohham, Sec'y. B»orn to Nov. 1st. 1864, before me, Hairy Chickering, j ustice of the Peaee, Portland Office 31 Exchange Street, w. LITTLE, nov 1SJU_General Agent for Maine. Blackmcr’s Concentrated FRUIT WlBfB, Made Without Fermentation. THIS WINE possesses a mild and delicious Savor, full body. It is prepared from choice indi. venous li uits; and from Its pur ity and peculiar mode of prep, araiion, possesses remarkable healing properties. Nothing more Palatable,Noth, mg more Invigorating, noth ing more Strengthening. A half wine-glass taken a short time before break fast will sharpen the appetite, and it is to be relied on when every other mode of treatment fails. Used for Nervous Weakness, Used for Kidney Com plaints, Used for Indigestion. It is rapidly growing intopablio favor, for those who use It once invariably buy it the second time.— It is used as a dinner wine by ninny in plaoe of all others. Good for the Sedentary, Good far the Consumptive, Good fir the Invalid. It Is quite refreshing after u tiresome walk, and to the sedentary and oonvalesoent it m-1 be said to be truly invaluable. Every household should have a supply constantly on hand for family use. This Wine is Unfermented, This Wine is Unfer mented, This Wine it Uvfermented. Prepared and for sale by L. BLACK ME it cf> pi?r?‘7V:r Mass. For sale in Portland by W T* wo.ralv k 00 “d "y Druggists an/ deal.G generally. oot37eTrt8m. Aid for the National Freedman. A Bmm»»ibui^?fniS? been wade by wbioh all ifof AssocGtlon w n National Freedman’s Ke en! ek’^Ie to New bl securely packed, andStfoctedST*/, 1,on Nm lfc 3 Mercer etroet. New Davis. Por”and, Maine. ^are of George B. Oontrit-utions in Moagy to Ebcngteei. w„„ -and. Me. WM. GEO. Hawrinu*1 P Seo’y or Ex. Comm, ot N. F. It. Ai.y, Much fbo Uolted Siouo i.om fa, I, 1*5, o. Jo« I» Mliio. 00 toe route, and Oy II* Ki*Ju*> of 0*1 "rtoree »od orii.O» herein specified. _ Decidoba buuouncfd by April 19. 1865. (Bidders should examine carefully the laws, forms and iiistructions annexed, and especially the latter part of instruction 19.) 1 Freni Aurora, by Biren'i Comet., BUn«y, V.*relb.re\ North S.1 ney. Win*low, Watervilie, Kendall's Mills, Sooienet Mill*, Fairfield Corners, Pishon’s Ferry, and bloomfield to atkowhegan, *9 milea, and back, aix timea a week, by railroad, aud by a schedule satisfactory to the deparuueui. 2. Front Augusta b? Wiudaor, Somerville, North Washington, South Liberty, Fogg's Corner, bearsmont, Belmont, and Hall'* Comer, to Bet last, forty-six miles, and back, six limes a weak. Leave Augusta daily, except Suuday, at 4 p. in. Arrive at Belfast by 4 a. m. next day. Leave Beltml daily,except Suuday, at 2 1-2 p. m. N Arrive at Augusta by 1 a. m. 2*. From Augusta, by south Vassslboro’, South Chiua, birigo, Paler mo, l’alerruo Ceuire, East Palermo, Liberty, East Montville, and North Searamout, to Belmont, 40 miles, and back, three times a Leave Augi sta Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday, at 4 p* m. Arrive at fiefinpnt next days by 8 a. in. Leave Belmont, Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday, at 2 1-2 p. m. Arrive at Augusta next days by 12 night. 8 From Augusta, by South Windsor, Cooper's Mills, West Washing ton Washington, -North Uniou, Uniat, South Hope, West Camdeu, anil Rockville, u» Knckiaud, 45 1-2 mile*, sad 6 a m Arrive at nelgrade by 10 1-2 a m. S From Railroad Junction at Danville, by Auburn, Lewiston, Green, Corner, Greene, Leeds Junction, Monmouth, Wlnthrop, Readfield, Read field Depot* Belgrade, North Belgrade, Weat Waiereillo, Wa ter v dir, Kendall's Male, Benton, Clinton, Burnham Village, Piits field, Wear Piuetiehl, Detroit, Newport, East Newport, Etna, Car mri. Hermon Poud, nnd Her mon, to Bangor, 110 miles, aud .back, six times a week, aud as frequently as can run, if required, and by a acoedute saustaemry lo the Department, to Fiom Vaasalboro’, by East Vaasa>boro’,China, Albion, Unity, West Troy, Troy, Dixruoui, Dtxmoni Centre, Newturg, New burg Cen tre, Nealey's Corners, West Hampden, aud Hampden to Bangor, 58 links, aud back, six trues a week, supplying houth New burg and East Dixmnut three times a week, on atteruaie days. Lr»*e Vassatboro’daily, except Sunday, at 9 a m; Arrive at Bangor by 9 pm; j Leave Bangor daily, exiepl Sunday, at U m j i Arrive at VassalumP by 6 p m. i 10 Erom Watervilie, by Fairfield, North Fairfield, Bloomfield, Slww liegan, Noiridg.-wock, Madison, and Auaon, to North Ansou, 84 miies, and bsgk, three times a week, with tliere additional trips be tween Skowbegan and Noriidgewock. Leave Watervilie Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 3 p m Arrive a North Anton by 11 p iu Leave North Anson Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 8 1-2 a m: I Arrive*! Watemlle by l» 1-2* II From w aterville. by airfield, Larooe, and South N’oriideswock. Ip Norndjgewwk, 1n, Cuboii, aud |CllUe Ki.er Vil w, ,0 Bruo.wlch, 70*4 l mile., 1““ week, ,p,d bj a «hedul. Sali.tac.ry lo the department. -0 From Willoo, by North,Wilton, to Weld, 18 miles and back twice a week Tee*ve W ihoti Mfinday and Friday all pm ui arrival el can; 1 Arrive at Weld by lu p m: Leave Weld Monday and Friday at 8 a m, Ariive at Wi'tou by ill a m. J 21 From Strong, by West Freeman, to Salem, 7 miles, and back, once a week. Leave Strong Saturday at 9 1-2 s m j Arrive at Salem by if I v-a m Isea re Salem amort lay at 7 a at; Airive at Strong by 9 a m. il From North New ’Portland, by Cexlofloa, HifMand, and Dead River, to Flag Siafl, 29 miles, aud back, once a week,. Leave North New Portland Monday at 7 a m Arrive at Flag Slat! by 4 pm: i*ave Flag Staff '1 uesriay at 7 a m Arrive at North New Portland by 4 p m. 2J From North Anson by West Emden, North New Portland r.Mi New Portland, New Portland, and Freeman, to Strong. aft miles, and back, three times a week, to New Portland, and epee a week residue. Leave North Anaon Monday, Wednesday, and Fridav at 8 a m Ariive at New Portland by il a m; m Leave New Portland Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 3 d iu Arrive si North Anaon by 8 p m P Leave New’ PortlaudjSsturday at 7 a m; Arrive at Strong by 9 a m; Leave Strong Saturday at 10 a tn A rr.ve at New Portland by 11 in. 24 From North Anson, by Emden Centre, to Concord, 11 L2 miles aud I bank, once a week. Leave North Anson Saturday at 3 p m: Arrive at Concord by 6 p m: Leave Concord Saturday at 8 t m; Arrive ft North Anson by il a m •75 From North hy W« An.oe „,d Ea„ N.w v.a-.rd to New Vineyard, 14 miles and back, once a week Leave North Anson Saiurday at 1 pm; 1 Arrive at Ntw Vineyard by ft p a Leave New Vineyard Saturday at 7 a m; Arrive at North Ausou by Ilia; 26 From North A-uon, by Emjrn, i, Soloo, a mi|e. and back three I tints* a wreck. Leave Nonh Anson Monday, Wednesday, and Fridav ml 7am Arrire at Soloo b} Sam; 7* (.cave Solon Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 3 n m Arrive at North,Ausou by 5 p m. r 27 From Skowhegan by E^st Madison, Sooth Solon. Solan Blnrham Weu Mowww and Carrilnnk to The Eorka, 17 mita m,d Slew *jx j times a week to Soloo and three limes a week raridueT J*eave Skowhegan daily, except Sunday, on arrival of the cars mr at 8 p m 7 Arrive at Solon by 10 p m Leave Solon daily, except Sunday, at ft a m; Arrive at Skowhegan in tune to connect .with the cam, say by Leave Solon Monday, Wednesday, and Fridav at 10 1-2 Ani.ealTlwFork.bj6p a; 7 Jwave Ttw For*. Tue«i.J, Thirnd.,, .ml B.lurdaj ai Arrive at SolonUy 3pm. 28 From Skowhegan by Cora*ilia, North Cornville, Rrirbt/v, tar ta Blaoeh.nl Mourn. .0, oule., mSCj'SK,’ ttaft Leave Skowhegan Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 8 a m Arrive at Monson by 9 p m Caate Mooiou Moodae, Wodarwliy, Rod Friday at 6 a m Arrive at Skowhegan by 6 p ui. b M*dwon Centre, to North Anson, It mile, and back tix tunaa a weak. Leave Skowbegan daily, except Suuday, at 6 p m or on arrival of th* eara; Arrive at North Anion hy 9 1-8 p m Leave North A neon daily, except Sunday, at 5 a m Arrive at Skowbegan by 8 a m. 90 From The Forks to Moose river, 31 mtlet, and back twice a wm! Leave The Fqrks T ueaday, and Saturday .1 ban; Arrive at Moose liver by e p in Leave Mooie liver Monday, and Friday at 8 a ni: Arrive at The Foi ks by 8 p m, 31 From Dover, by East Dover, South Sebec, Milo. Medfhr.l r-„,„ Medford, a no North Howland, to HowSS) 5T* raSSTSSSS once week. Leave Dover Friday at 6 am; Arrive at Howland by S p in Leave Howland Saturday at 6 a m Arrive at Dover by 6 p m, 32 From Dekler, by South Parkman, Parkman, Abbot Village Abbo Mnnson, Shirley Mill., mid Shirley to Greenville 35 inilee «nd back, three lime, a w«ek to Abbot village, and six tiroes a week ihr reaidor. Leave Dexter Mooday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 1 n m Arrive at Greenville by 9 p re r Leave Greenville Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday al6am Arrive at Dexter by 2p m. 7’ Leave Abbot Village daily, except Sutday, at 7 1-2 a ni Ailive at Greenville by 12 pm. Leave Gretuvdie daily, except Sunday, at 6 a m. Arrive at Abbot Vitiate by 10 1-2 p m. 33 From Harmony, iy North Coruville, Athena, and Weal Corneille to Stow began, SO miles, and bacK, three time, a weak. Leave Harmony Tuesday. Thunday and Saturday, at 4 d m A» rive at SkowbegM. by 0 1-2 p m. P Leave Skowheg-n Tueaday. Thursday and Saturday, on airirat of cars, any at 6 1-2 a in. Arrive at Harmony by ll a tn. 34 From Pittsfield, by HarHand, St Albans, Ripley aud Cambridte ta Harmony, 24 mile., and back, aia times a week. 6 Leave Fui»fcid daily, except Sunday, at 6 1-2 p m. Airlve at Harmony by 12 night. Leave Haimony daily, except Sunday, at 3 a in. Arrive at Pitt, field by 8 1-4 a m. 35 From Newpoithjr Palmyra, and Weal Plttafcld to Canaan 16 12 mile*, and tank, uiree times n week. Leave Newport '1 ueaday, Thursday and Saturday at 9 a re. Arrive at Canaan by 2 p ni. Leave Cauaan Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 18 m. Arrive at Newport by 5 p m. 36 From Newport, by Corinna, Corinna Centre, Dexter. Wert Dover and Dover to Foxcroft, Arrive at Newproiby 4 pm. 37 From Eart Newport, by Plymouth to North Dixmont. mil*. back, six inure a week. Leave Eaat Newuori daily, except Sunday, on arrival of the we«era mail, say at 6 I -2 p n». Arrive at North Dixmont by 8 1-2 p m. Leave North Dixmoui daily, except Sunday, at 4 p m. Arrive at East Newport by 6 p m. 38 From Exeter, by Smith Exe*er and S|*ia»n, to Etna, 12 mile*, and back, aix limes a week. Leave Exeter daily. e«ept 8uuday, at 5 a re. Arrive at Etna by 8 a m. Leave Etna daily, except Sun :ay, at 6 p m. Arrive at Exter by 9 p •9 From Exeter, by Garland, Dover South Mills, Dover, Foxcroft, and Eaat Saugerevilla to Centre Guilloid, iSreilea, and back, three timea a week, toonrit Eart Sanger»»Ule on reiurn trip. Ee**e Exeter Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 11 a in. Arrive at Centre Guilford by 6 P in. 4 Leave CenireGuhtort same day* at 6 148 pin. Airlvw at Exeter *>y2 p „i Rids to extend to Mm£ao, g inItai ftartUV, Invited. ft 4Qa-^n^.>:.n!UJ^£,a* 3 miles, and back, twice a weak. w SsS!£W5f» 41 1ST B4n|0r 10 D>per IS miles, and baak, six limes a Usve Banror daily, exeept Sunday, at 6 Arrive at Upper Stillwater by 7 a m. i m.-K Leave Upper Stillwater daily, except Suodev ..a Dm Arrive at Baugor by 7 p re. r T‘ al* p“ 42 From Bangor, by Eddington, Rut Eddington, Amherst, Aurora, Beddinrtont Wesley, Crawford, Lane's Brook, Bat eyrllle, and Bar ing, to Calais, 93 miles, aad back, «thnes a week. Leas* Calais dally, s«ept Sunday, at IS in. Arrive at Bangor neat day by Sam. 43 From Bangor, by drawer, lloldCB. East Holden, North Ellsworth, Ellsworth Falls, Ellsworth, North Hancock, and Franklin, to Nsr ruruagus,54 miles, and back, six times a week. Leave Baigor daily, except Sunday, at 9 1*2 p m. A«t its at Kllaworlb »axt day at 8 1-2 a m. Leave Eilsw rth daily, except Sunday, at 2 1-2 a m. Arr.v# at Narraguagus by 8 1-2 a m. Leave Narraguagus daily, except Sunday, at 5 1-2 p in. Arrive at Ellsworth by 11 p m Lure EUswonh daily* except Sunday, at 11 p m Arrive at Bangor neat mormug by 5 a m. 44 From Bangor, by Brewer, Brewer Village, Orrington, South Or rhigton, North Buckiport, Centre Bucksport, Oriand, and North m LapoomtoCasiiae, 36 miles, and beck, «u timea a week. lease Bangor daily, exc^t^iiday, at 8 a m. Arrive el Casuue by 1 p m. lerdaity, except Sunday, at 6 am; Arrive at Winn by 8 p ni. Leave Wmu daily, except Sunday, at 4 a in. Arrive at Bangui by 5 p di. 48 From Bangor, by Six Mile Falls, Glenburn,Hudson, Bradford, North Bradford, Oroevtfc, Milo, and Brownsville fo Katabdin Iron Works 63 in lies, and back, three times a week. Leave Bangor, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at6 a ni. Arrive at Kaubdiu iron Works by 8p m. Leave KatahJiu Iron Works, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at, Sam. Anive at Bangor by. Kf in. 49 From Bangor, by North ilennon, Levant, Roger’s Comers,..West Levant, Lest Exeter, ExeU-r, West Garland, South SangerviUe, t& Brock way'» Mills, SaugerviUe, and Gudford, to Abbot Village, 42 miles, and back, three limes a week. Leave Bangor Monday, Wednesday and aFriday, at 6 a m. Arrive at Abbot Viliage by 4 p m. Leave About ViJLage Tuesday, Thuraday, and Saturday at6 a m, Arrive at Bangor by 4 p as. £0 Froni Bangor, by Hcrmon and North Carmel, to South Levael, 15 niilea, and bade, iliree times a week. Leave Bangor Tuesday, Thuraday and Saturday at 3 p m. Arrive at t*uulb Levant by 8 p m. Leave South Levaut Tuesday, Thursday and Setuidayat Sam. Aifive at Bangor by 12 m, 51 From Frankfort Mills, t>y North Searsport and Swanvlile Belfast 16 miles and back, three limes a week. Leave Frankfort Mills Mouday, Wednesday, and Friday ai 11 a m. Arrive at Belfast by 3 p iu. Leave Bel fast Mouday, Wednesday, and Friday ai 4 a m. Arrive at Frankfort Mills by 8 pm. 52 From East Eddington, by Clifton and Otis to Mariaville, (Tilden P. U.,J lb 1-2 miles, ani hsex, ouc« a week Leave East Eddiogon Wednesday at 8 a m. Arrive at Tddcn by 12 m. Leave Tilden Wednesday at 1 p m. Arrive at East Eddingtou by 5 p m. 63 FromGUftown, by Alton, La Gunge, and Medford to Milo, 88 mi.es and back, twice a week. Leave OidioWu Tuesday, and Saturday, at 8 a m. Arrive at Milo by 6 pm. Leave Milo Monday and Friday at 7 a m. Arrive at Oldiown by 6 p m. 54 From Oldfown, by Argyle, Edingburgh, and Howland, to,M ax field, 28 miles, and back,ouce a week. Lea vs Uidtown Wednesday at 7 a m. Arriva at Max field, by 2 p m. Lear* MaxttgldTueaday at 7 a ni. Arrive at Oidlowu by2 p fit. 55 From Matlawamkeag, by Raw son, Conway, and Sherman, to Pause, 35 miles and back, three times a week. Leave Matuwanikesg, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 4 a m. Arrive at Fatten by 2 pm. Leave Fallen Mouday, Wednesday, aad Friday at 7 a m. Arrive at Maltawamkeag by 5 pm. 56 From Lincoln, by Lee, Springfield, Carroll, and Kossuth, to Tope- field, 40 miles, and back, twice a week. I Leave Lincolu Mouday sad Wednesday at 5 p n.. Arrive at Topafield next day by 9 a m. Leave Tajnfield Mouday and Wedm-sday ntfi pm. Arrive at Liucolu by 9 a m next day. 57 From Lincolu Centre, by Chester, Woodville. North Woadvilte, and Pattnguoipus, w Medway, 18 miles,aud back, twice a week. Leave Lincolu Centre Wednesday sad Saturday »t 7 a m. Arrive at Medway by 12 an. Leave Medway Wednesday and Saturday at 2 p in. Airive at Lincoln Centre by 7 p m. 58 From Papmriumkeag, by Enfield, East Lowell, and Lowell, fo Bur lington, 19 miles, and back, twice a week. Leave Faasadumkeag Tuesday and Thursday at i p m, or mi arrival of mail trow Bangor. Arrive at Burlington by 6 p m Leave Burlington Monday and Wednesday at 7 >i ru. Arrive at Fassadumkeag by 10 a m. Bids for three thues a week service invited. 59 From Winn, by Mattawamksag, South Motuncus, Hayoasriile, Liuueu*, North Liunetu, and WeatHoulton, 10 Moulton, 57 ml lot. Leave Winn daily, except Sunday, at 4 a m. Arrive at HeolMw by 4 l 2 p a. Leave Boulton daily, except Sunday at S a m. Arrive at Winn by V 1*2 pm. _ 60 From Keuduskeag, by South CoruiQt, East Corinth, Weal Chari* luu, South Dover, Dover, Foxcroti, Bangerville, and Guilford to Abbot V dlage, 86 miWa, and hack, three time, a week. Leave Kpodttfkeag Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday at 11 a m. Arrive at Abbot Village by 7 pm. Leave Abbot Village Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 11 a m. Arrive at Kenduskcag bjr 7 p m. •I From Eaat Corinth, by Charleston,, South Atkinson, Aik inane, South Sebec, Bebec, Barnard, and Williamsburg, to Brownsville, 27 miles, and back, three times a week. Leave Eaat Corinth Tuesday, Thursday and Sahwday at II a in. Arrive at Brownsville by 6 j m. Leave Brownsville Mouday, Wednesday and Friday at 6 a in. Arrive at Eaat Corinth by 1 p m. 62 From East Dixmont, by North Monroe, and Morton’s Corner to Jar kaon, 6 1-4 miles and back, twice a week. Leave East Dixmont Tuesday and Saturday at 2 1*2 p m. Arrive at Jackson by 4 1-2 p m. Leave Jackson Tuesday and Saturday at K2.an. Arrive at EastDixmeol by 2 p ni. 63 Emm Hampden-hy Ellingwood Corners, Monroe,and Monroe Ou tre, to Brooks, 28 miles, aiut back, three times a week. Leave Hampden Monday, Wednesday aud Friday, at 4 pm. Ariiveat Brooks by 6 1-2 p m. Leave Brooks Tuesday, Thuradny and Saturday, at 4 1-2 a m. Arrive at Hampden by 9 12 a m. 64 From Bucksport, by Orlaad, North Penobscot, North Blue Hill. Blue Hill, Blue Hid FaJIs,North Sedgwick, Sedgwick, North Deer Isle, and Decf Isle, to Ncuth Deer Isle, 99 miles, and back, twice a week. Leave Bucksport Monday and Friday, at 10 a m. Arrive at,8outh.Peer Isle by 6 p m. Leave Santa Deer Isle Tuesday and Saturday, at 4 a m. Arrive at Bucksport by 12 m. 65 TT —.1 Brookville, to Sedgwick, 14 miles, and back, twice m weak. Leave North Castiue Tuesday and Saturday at 4 pm. Arrivs at Sedgwick by 9 p m. Leave Sedgwick Tuesday and Saturday art a ui. Arrive at North Castiue by 11 a m. 66 From Brewer Village, by East Orringtoo, Goodale’s Corners, East Bucksport, and Buck’s Mills, to Bucksport, 18 miles, and back, three times a week. Leave Brewer Village Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 9 a m. t Arrive at Bucksport by p in. Leave Bucksport Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at I pm. Arrive at Brewer Village by 4 p m. 67 From Ellsworth, by West Ellsworth Orland, Bucksport, Prospect Ferry, and Hmdg Point, to Stockton, 27 miles, and back, three rimes Leave Ellsworth Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 1 1-2 p m. Arrive at Beltast by 9 1-2 p yn. Leave Belfast Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 7a ra. Arrive at Ellsworth by 3 p m 69 From Ellsworth, by West Trenton, West Eden, and Mount Desert, to South West Harbor, 25 miles, and back, twice a week. Leave Ellsworth Tuesday and Friday at 12 *n. Arrive at South West Harbor by 6 p ru. Leave South West Harbor Wednesday and Saturday at 6 a in Arrive at Ellsworth by 13 m. 69 From Ellsworth, by Burry, Blue Hill, Penobscot, and North Cas tine, toCastine.31 miles, and back,twice a week. Leave Ellsworth Tuesday and Friday at 8 a m. Arrive at Caatine by 2 1-2 p m. Leave Castiue Monday and Thursday at 8 a m. Arrive at Ellsworth by 2 1-2 p ra. 70 Front EBswurth, by Waltham, TUdoo. North Martaville, Ainberet, aud Aurora,to Great Pond, 88 miles, and back, once a week. Leave Ellsworth Friday at 7 a rn. Arrive at Great Pood r.y 6 pm. Leave Great Pond Saturday at 7am Arrive at Ellsworth by 6 p m 71 From Ellsworth, by East Trenton, to Trenton Point, 8 miles, and back, once a week. Leave Ellsworth Saturday at I p m. Arrive at Trenton Point by S p ra. Leave Tfenton Point Saturday at 9 a m. Arrive at Ellsworth by II a m. _ 72 From Ellsworth, by Hancock, Sullivan, East Sullivan, West Golds ASmES®"1-* Iawvc Ellsworth Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 8 a m. A cried at Narragaug us by 5 pdj*. Letve Namgaugus Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday at fa in. Arrive at Ellsworth by 5 p m. 73 From West TreiltOft, by Eden, Salisbury Core, aud Hull’s Cove tj East Eden, 11 miles, and back, twice a week. Leave West Titoton Tuesday and Friday at 2pm. i3$RflL>*5 Frid,,»t« p m. Arrive at West Trenton by 9 p m. 74 from South West Harbor to Cranberry Isle, 4 miles, aud hack, Leave*SouthwestHarbort^oesday at 6 p m, or on arrival of western mail. Arrive at Oranberry Isle bv 7 1-2 p m. Leave Cranberry lain Tuesday at 4 pm. J Arrive at SouthWsstHarbor 6fr|l|pllv 1 4 1 U 75 From Narragoagus, by Harrington. Columbia, Jonesboro’, Whit neyrillc. Machine. East Machine, Marion, DenuysviUe, West Pem broke, and Pembroke, to Eastport, 69 miles, aud bacut Machiaa by 9 p m. 8! From Eaat ilaebLi to Plantation No. 14, II mile*, and back once a week. Leave Eaat Machiaa Saturday at 7 am. Arrive at Plantation No. 14 by 19 a m. Leave Plantation No. 14 Saturday at 19 1.2 am. Arrive at Eaat Machias bv 1 p m. 82 From Calaia, by Red Beach, fRobblnatoa, South Bobbin.,,,. Narlh Perry and Perry, to kaatport, 29 miles, a’ud back, aix iw* Xl? Ln..C^.b d.il,, except Sued.,. w’rk' Arrive at Eaafport by 1 1-2 p m. Leave Eaat port daily, except Sunday, at 8 p nt. Arrive ht Calaia by 8 p ra. 83 B*ri*r’“ ‘■'"“'IW. K mile,, .ml Imvt Calaia daily, except Sunday, at 8 a m. Arrive at Princeton by lx m. Leave Princeton daily, except Monday, at Si p m. Arrive at Calais by 7 p m. 81 From Dennyaville, by Charlotte and MUItown, to Dalai* 92 mil** and back, aix time* a week. V B,"^» Leave Dennyaville daily, except Sunday, at 6 1-2 p ro. Arrive at Calaia by 12 night. Leave Calai* dally, except Sunday, at 9 am. Arrive at Dermyayilk by 1 1-2 pm. 85 Frcm Charlotte, by Medybemp* and Cooper, to Alexander 17 mile*, and back, once a week. Mre’ Leave Charlotte Saturday at 7 a m. Arrive at Alexander Centre by J pm. Leave Alexander Centre Saturday at 2 p m. Arrive at Charlotte by 7 p in. 85 From Princeton, by Waite, TopsfieM. Jackaou Brook. South ly** ton, Weston, Orient, Amity, Number Eleveu and U.drdon to Houlton, 98 miles, and back, three time* a work. t0 Leave Princeton Monday, Wedneaday and Friday at 19a» Arrive at Houitou next days by 8 p u. l«eave Hoolton Monday, Wedneaday and Friday at 7 a m Arrive at Piincetou next day* by 1 p in. 87 From HaypeaviUe, by Bancroft, to Weaton, 15 nulea, au> Arrive at Kittery by 11 1-2 a m, and 6 12pm; Leave Kittery daily, except Suuday, at 9 a on. aad ,31 in: Arrive at Kittery depot by W am, aad 4 pm. 120 From Kittery (Foretide) to Kittery Point, 2 3-4 railee and back six times a week. Leave Kiuery drily, except Sunday, at 12 noon; Arrive at Kittery Point by 1 1-4 p m; Leave Kiuery Point daily, except Sunday, at 8 3-4 a m; Arrive at Kiuery by 10 a m. Bids for an additional daily trip ip the afternoon invited. 121 From Gorham, bjr West Gorham, Sundish, Steep Falla, Easj Baldwin, West Baldwin, Hrrain, Brownfield. Fryeburgh,and Centre Conway, N. H., to Conway 49 miles and back, six times a week. Leave Gorham daily, except Sunday, at 8 a m; Arriveat Conway,by 8pm; LaayeConway daily, except Sunday, at 6 am; Alriro at Gorham by 6 p uu 122 From Yarmouth, by North Yarmooth, East North Yarmouth, Puw. nil, Wt.i Durham, Durham, aud Lisbon, to Webster, 23 miles* and back, six times a week to North Yarmouth, and three times a week residue. Leave Yarmouth daily,except Sunday, at 9 a in; Arrive at North Yarmouth by 10 a m; Leave North Yarmouth Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 10 a m; Arrive at Webster by 4 1-2 p in; Leave Webster Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 6 a m; Arrive it North Yarmouth by 12 1-2 o m; jAave North Yarmouth daily, except Sunday, at 1 p m; Arrive at Yarmouth by 2 p in. 123 From Sundish, by East Limington, Cornish, and Kexsr Falls to Porter, 23 miles, and back, eix times a week. Leave Standish daily, except Sunday, at 8 a m; Arrive et Porter by 2 p m; Leave Porter daily, except Sunday, at 7 am; Arriveat Blandish by 1 p m i 124 From Biddeford, by Saco. Hollia, Bar Milla, Buxton. West Box two, aud North Hollis, to Limerick, 28 miles, and back, six times a week to West Buxton, aad three times a week reokiue^with branch from West Buxton, by Bonny Eagle, to Limington, 10 loilee, and back, three times a week. l.eave Biddeford daily, except Sunday, at 12 m; Arrive at West Buxton by 5 p in; Leave West Buxtou Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 8 p m; Arrive at Limvrick by 8 p m; Leave West Buxton daily, except Sunday, at 8 1-2 a m; Arrive at biddeford by 12 tu. 1,5 rrem aul-tfcjj fclW. Cm», Step f.l EM B.Uwio, N.rtP WUSTSi?* *—. Leave Brkigtoa daily, except Sunday, at 7 a m. Arrive at South Park by 11 ru, or ia time tu coanest wltb tbe •art. U from Sooth Paria, hr atom, Iklla, Woodatock. No'h Wyt.toth, MUum Plantation, Rumford, Rumford Foist, and Soath AudOeer, to Andover 94 mite, and back, three times a week. Leave Sooth Pans Tueviav, Thursday and Saturday, at 3 1-2 p m. Arrive at Audover bv 10 p m. _ Lmre Andover Monday, Wednesday tad Fuday, at at.® a in Arrive at South Paria by 12 tu. 43j From Norway, by Wateforrf, South* Wa ter ted, Sweden, Lovell. »»t Pryeburg Centiw, to ftpabunr, 32 mite, and back, twte a weak. Lmve Norway Tuesday and Satuday, at 4 p m. Arrive at Fryeburg by 10 p m. teavePryvburgh Monday and Friday,at 41-2am. *rttve at Norway by II a m. 44 hlStf* ^iorw*)'* bT N««** Norway, to Greanwood, IV 1-2 mile*, and Uckirk* week. Laave Norway Tuesday and Saturdav, at 4 p m. Arrive at Greenwood by *4 p m. P Owenwood Tueaday and Saturday, ltlan Arrive at Norway by lo 3 4 a m. 145 1f' b?.14w? w*l»fcrt. toot Stoaohara, Nont, Lo. ell, sod Centre Level I, to Lovell, 49 milta, aud hack, twice a week. Leave Waierfcml, Tuesday ,«d Sat’urdavTtfU Arrive at Lovell by 7 p m. Leave Lovell Tuesday, Saturday, at 6 a nt Arrive at Walerlurd by 11 u m. 146 From Lovell, by North Fryeburg.to Stow, S mite, and back twice a weak. Leave Li.vell lumhiy and Saturday, at 4 1-2 p m. Arrive at Stow by 6 l 2 p m. Leave Stow Tuesday and Saturday, at 6 L2 p u. Arrive at Lovell by 9 p ui. 147 From Bethel, by North Bethel, Newry, North Newry, Grafton, and Letter B, to fcrroll, N. H., 36 nnle. aud back, twice a week. Leave Bethel Tueaday and Friday at 8 a m. Arrive at Errol I by 6 p 01. Leave Errvli Wednesday and Saturday at 6 a nt. Arrive at Bethel by 4 p m. l48* From Auburn, by Eaat Auburn, East Turner, aod North Tumet Bridge, to Livermore Centre, 24 inite, and back, three times a weak. Leave Auburu Tuesday, Tburaday and Saturday, at 91-2 a in. Arrive at Livermore Centre by 3 I 2 p ni. Leave Livermore Centre Monday, W«loead>y and Friday, at 8 a m* Arrive at Auburn by 2 p m. 149 From Auburn, by West Auburn, North Auburn, Turner, and North Turner, to Livermore, 21 mite, aud back* au times a week. Leave Auburn daily, except Sunday, at 3 1-2 p m. Arrive „i Livermore by 8 1-2 p m. Leave Livermore daily, except Sunday, at 6 1-2 a m. Arrive at Auburn by 111-2 a m. (SO From Greene Depot to South Leeds, 6 miles, aud hack, twice a week. Leave Greene Depot Tueaday and Saturday at 3 1-2 p m. Arrive at South Leeds by 5 p u. Leave South 1**5* Tuesday awl Saturday at 1 1-2 p m. Arrive at Greene Depot by 3 p m. 151 From Temp!. Mills, by Farmington, fnduttry, ami Wnt't M.lla, to Stark, 19 mile., end back, three time* e week, itaare Temple Mil leTaesdejr, Thamia, .„j Saturdi, all. m. Arrive at Stark by 12 m. Leave SUrk Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 1 p m. Arrive at Temple Mill* by 5 p ui. V Wale» lo Leeds Junction, 3 mite, and back, three time* a Leave WateTimaday, Tburadav and Saturday, at 2 p in. Arrive at Leeds Junction by 2 3-4 p m. V“” La%,J,Tharwjar and Saturday at 3 p in. Arrive at Wales by 4 p m. r 153 r£r'2JB£j‘li'!!'1' l> f"1 w«w. Hartford, Cantor,, aod Fere, m Dixfieid, 2M nuleR, and beck, tix tuaea a week, with a brxucti Irom Canton to Canton Point, 4 miles, six limn a week Leave Buck field daily, exjept Sunday, at 4 1-2 p m.‘ Arrive at Dixfieid by 8 1-2 p m. P Leave Dixfidd daily, except Sunday, at a nt. Arrive at Brickfield by 10 a m. P«',“ ,0 be supplied in close connection with main route. 154 tf»°«BuckfieU, by North Buck fir Id and Sumner, to West Sumuer 11 nudes, aud hack, twice a week. Leave Buev field Tuesday and Saturday at 12 m. Arrive at West Sumuer by 3 p m. Leo*. West Sumnor Tuk, and Saturday .1 7 a m. Arrive at Brickfield by 10 a m. 155 From fforth Jay, by East Dixfieid, DiifieldCentre, Dixfieid. Mex a,lJ BumforU, tu Bryant's Pond, 39 1-2 miles, and back, three times a week to Dixfieid and twice a week residue. I*eave North Jay, Tuesday and Saturday at 5 p ra. Arrive at Bryant’s Pond next day by 11 a tu. Le .ve Bryant’s Pond Monday aud Friday at 4 p m. Arrive at North Jay next day by lo a m. Leave North Jay Tuesday at 3:p m. Arrive at Dixfidd by 9 pm. Leave Dixfieid Thursday at 8 a in. Arrive at Nosafi Jay by 10 a in. 156 From North Livermore to Avermore Falla. 3 miles, and back, sir times a week. Leave North Livermore daily, except Sunday, at 3 p in. A rrive at Livermore Falls by fi p mV Leave danF- Mccpt Sunday, at 5 1 4 p m. Arrive at North Livermore by 6 1-4 p m. 197 -week1 MeX1C°’ by Roxbuf^> 10 By™'*. 16 mite, anj back, once a Leave Meek* Saturday at 2 p m. Arrive at Byron by 6 p m. Leave Byrou Saturday at 7 a ni ■Arrive at Mexico by 11 a m. M3 Froi&Sut DiaSald, by Homo CmUtapt lo W.ld, li mil.., and back, three times a week. Jktaw Earn DixSeld Titaadav, Thumlay and Saturday, at 7 p ro, or arrival of mail from North Jay. Arrive at Wcld by 11 p m. Leave Weld Tuesday, Thursday aod Saturday, at 5 am. Arrivaat East Dixfieid by 9 a m. U9 From New Sharon, by FamtoFlon Fall., ami North ChrarrrflU,, to Farratnrtoi), 13 miles and back, six time* a week. foeave New Sharoa tiaily, except Baatlay, at 6 a m. u. Arrive at Farmington by 8 a in. Lnva Farmington daily, except Sunday, at 6 p m, or oa arrival of mail from Brunswick. Arrive at New Sharon by 8p m. Form of Proposal, Guarantee and Certijieate. Proposal. The undersigned who* poet office address is-•, coun ty of——, Ntsto of propueee to eonvey the mails of the United tftaiee, from July 1, 1865, to June 30, I860, ou route No.-, between -—7TW*d-» undrr lh* advertisement of the Postmaster General, •fried November 15, 1864, with “celerity, certainty, end security,” for the annus! sum of—dollars. This proposal is made with full knowledge of the distance qf the routes lA« weight of the mail to be carried, and all other particulars in rsftr tnct to the routs and seroics, and also after cartful examination of the laws and instructions attached to the advertisement. Dated fSigned.) Guarantee. raiding »t--,3ut« to— uttbrtok. Ui it, 11 the foregoing but for carrying the mail on route No.-be accepted bv tt£Po«m«UT General, balder ni.ll, prior lo the first d?yTjul? 1865, tutor into Um required obiiration or cootract to perform the ser vice proposed, with good and sufficient sureties. This ise do under standing distinctly the obligations and liabilities as bfJ^arafUora U*ier ,J* *c*m of °f of (Signed by twn guarantors.) Certificate. The undersigned, postmaster at--, Stele of-, certifies. UN DER Ills OATH OF4)FFICE, that he is acquainted with the above guarantors, and knows them lo he men of property, and able to make good their g uarantoo. Da,e be incorporated in the contracts lo the extent the Department may deem proper. 1. S.'ven minutes are allowed to each intermediate office, when not otherwise specified, for assorting the mailt; btd on r^iil"—1 and steamboat routes there is to be no mure delay than is sufficient for aa ex change ol the mail pouches. 2. On railroad and steamboat lines, and other routes where the mod* cf conveyance admits Ot it, the special agents of the Post Office depart ment, also poet office blanks, mail bags, looks anil keys, are to be esum cd without extra charge. 3. Ou railroad aud steamboat liu*s the route agents of Um depart ment, also the British and Cau*di*a mails, when ottered, and the agents accompanying them, at* to be conveyed without charge, and for tbs use of the United States agents, a commodious car, or apartment in the esu tre of a car, properly lighted, warmed, and lumisbed, end adapted to the ceuveoicnt separation aud due security of the mailt, is t* be provided bv the contractor, under the direction ot the department. 7 Railroad and steamboat companies are required to utke the mil from and daliverh into the poet offices at the beginning and end of their routes and to and from ali office* not mere tbau, eighty rods from a station or landing. Proposal* may be submitted by the companies for the Derform -rr-to-aw tor toku mu topi., rJTlren, station or tending. Receipt* will required for matt bap conveyed hi charr* *1 oeraons employ**! by railroad companies. There wilt also bo “way-bills '1 pre pared by postmasters, or other agents of the Department, to accompan* the mails, spacilying the number and deatmauou of the several bajrT On other principal routes, likewise, receipts will be required nalw, bills forwarded; the latter to be examined by tlae several postuimterm in insure regularity iu the.delivery of mails. 1 4 No pay will be mads for trips mi performed; aud lor each of such omissions, not satisfactorily explained, three times the pay of the trio mav be deducted. For arrivals so tar behind time M in break cunurifo,, wMh departing malls, and not sufficiently far bids re ceived alter that time will not be considered in competitMn with a bid of reasonable amount received in time. Neither can bids be considered which are without the guarantee required by tew anti a certificate of the suiucienry or men guar autre. M Bidders should first propose for service strictly nccordinr to the nd. veriispjneul, and Utee, if they desire, separately for Afferent service- and if thcgftgular bid be the lowest offered lor the adveitised service the Lw, propusitious may be considered. 13. There ahoeid b^but one route bid for in a proposal. Consolidated or combination bids, C was poulticeu and bandaged in order to find lelief. Since tbe Neural gia attack d me I lost twenty -sevea pounds of flesh. In this state a friend of mine reoommended me to try Mm. M. G Brown’s Metaphysioal «*isooverv, as it had cored a friend ef hie of very bad e.es, which had baffled the skill ot the most eminent physioiaus. Consequently I went to Mrs. M G. Brown’* office and obtained her metaphysical Discovery, on bat urday the 10th inst. 1 applied it at foflr o'clock in the afternoon. The restflt was that: Neuralgia sub sided— aimost immediately 1 felt relief. I sbpt well without any poultices, as before, acd at tbe time of giving this certificate be 21st iaet., 1 consider my self delivered of my diseose. and lecommend the Metaphysical Discovery to all who are auffiaring j Catarrh—Scrofula. I, Mrs William Ellery, cf 76 Central Avenue, Chelsea, do certify that 1 have b*en a great sufferer all my lifu thm Catarrh an Scrofula of t e worst kind. At the ag of two years, the disease began t assume a violent form All my life it hauch an extint that 1 thought my life would run out, as no doctor could core me. One tol 1 mo it would take three year* to stop the j running. I eann 11 11 the suffering endured in body j and mind. Most providentially 1 was »dvi««d to go and see Mrs. M G. Brown. I did so. In the begin l ning of May last, 1 obtain* d her Metaphysical Dis covery, and used it ffcph-uLly. The happy and glo rious i exults are, that I am delivered from all mv dis eases. My Catarrh is gone, my dizziness and head ache are gone. 1 feel as free from Scrofula and its effects as any being in the world. In two weeks af ter 1 began *o use the Medieine the running sore uu dermy chin had ceased; tn lesstt'an amoa h 1 found myself a cur.d woman. It ia bow nearly six months since, and 1 have had no return ofdiseas-*. My throat, 1 whi h always troubled me with uloeratioM, ia en I tirely cured Every exposure used to give mo oold; now I do rot take cold at all. 1 feel stronger and bet.er than at any period ot my life. 1 bad wind on my stomach; that is ull gone. 1 can feel the Dis covery searching through my sys em. My circula tion was always Dad; now it Is good. I am getting much heavier and stronger 1 am aixty-ttve years old. 1 want all the world to know of my great de liverance from Catarrh and Borofula, and also from the grave where I expected soon to go. Mrs. WILLIAM Kt.LERY, 76, Central Avenue, Chelsea, where 1 can be seen. Sound. .A.dvioe! I Ia all eases of local, sudden, or unexpected at taoka of disease, a box of the Metaphysical Discovery I ia Quieter and Safer than the Heel Pkgtieian in I the leant. fly-Let the win alwava keep Boa la their home. MBS. m. G. BBOWN’S CELEBRATED i Poor Biohard’i Eye WVer! I Will make the weakeat eye* etrong,—nao.iuv til inflamation and humor. Kerry one abonld u. j It. ae it prov«e toe prevention of diaeare. NO DIPHTHERIA Cnn come where it la naed; he wise, nadedneo.'e yon children to bath" thoir eyee daily with “Poor Kick. ard’« Eye Water." Price per Bottle, large. ISre. M. G. Brown's “Scalp Renovutor." Well known for renewing the vialp, inoreaei and atrengthenlng the heir. Price per Bottle, El. OTTIm above oe.ebrnted Medimnee are to he had of H. H B».,oor Middle and Free ata. and Drug 1 gl*ta generally. aovl7 1884 dWfSfewly