The Portland Daily Press (Portland, Me.)
February 7, 1865

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-t ,+rn» -II- Hn .i I,HI jrit *i :-yv- ifiM 1 W It* KM .588r. SuirwP j-,ba«*T vj _ t •si.'init, I 'J _... ^~——————■—.___. _ _:_ r" Establbhcil June 28, is«2.-Vol. 4. PORTLAND, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY "”.,S V!.:.:2”' FT-- j g*, f„ PORTLAND DAILY PB»SBt JOHN T.OILMAN. Editor, Slbltihed at He. Bli EXCHANGE 8TBEE1 by H, A. FOIT1I A CO. rxx Pobvlaxb daily Panels publiehedatn.oo per your in advance. fax Maims stats Pans Is published every Thj» ley morning, at 82.00 per aunt, in advanee; d .20 If paid within six months; and 82.60, if pajrmon be delayed beyond six months. Rates of Advertlelng; One inch of spaoe in length of oolomn, constitutes ARK nare dally Brat week; 76 oents per week after: three Insertions or lees, 81.00; continuing eve ry otaur day trier Hist week, 00 oents. Half square, three insertion.! or less, 76 oents; one week, 81.00; 00 oents per week after. Under head of Axubxbsmts, 83.00 per square per woek; one insertion, 81*0. _ UrauiAL Nomoas, *2*0 por square Hr6t wook, 81,00 per square after; three insertions or lees, *1.68; half a sqnare, three insertions, 81.00; one wtek, 81.80. Advortlaeuui.U IneirtqJ in the Maim* StaTB Panes (which he. a large circulation In every part of ill* S'utei (or 8100 per square for first insertion, and 60 semis por square for eeoh subsequent It.oiuo;,. usual hoTions at usual rates. .i rnnsleutsdvertisemontsmustbepaid forln ad taaae. BBBianssi'orione.dn reading oolumns, 20 ouats ^srBneforcht: insertion. Ho charge let; than fifty cents for eaot) insertion. ajp~Hi Hie tong end ot the lever. We have an excess «T prisoners, by at least llfteeu or twenty thou. «and. We nan exchange man for man, and yet istain rebel# enough to insure the g>od treatment of any capUyss, black of white, whom they /u»y take hereafter. jf exchange .u U impracticable, **a can eompel them,tp Hop this atrocious and systematic barbarity, fl any man believes that we can “afT-cd" to be inhuman and unchristian to the laat extent, V. J toward those who wear our uniform and loi low our flag and fight our battles, but bud not afford to exercise the least severity-toward men whose hands are red with the blood of our own soldiers, then mhy God mend bis un derstanding It la very easy for well-fed and well-clothed Senators, In their warm chamber, to rise up from their enshioned chairs and talk about Humanity and Christianity. I Wish they would be prlsonors themselves long enough to look at this subject from the other side. 1 wish they ooupl live awhile among the dully and nightly horrors, which for sixty days sur rounded us, and burned Into our memories like not iron. I wish they could look i ito those foul pens at Salisbury, which by a per version of tbe English tonguefre hospitals; Where our poor lellowe ere crowded upon fe goes out. II Share is no early relief In store (of those Salis bury prisoners, I believe, before God,It WO 14 be mercy to them, it’ their keepers, any ■sorning, Were to drew them np in line and shoot them, to the last man. It is announced that we are sending bid -fe et* a.ud food to our prisoners in the Soqtb. Will K require lour years mors of bitter but uniform experience to teach us that in aii such mutual arrangements the rebels have us at a disadvantage? because, while we may keep engagements, they always break them srhou seif interest requires it. Jgyen if they carried out the arrangement in good faith,qjjr prisoners are nearly all far in the interior. With the utmost endeavors, by telegraphing to and fro audstimulating negligent agents, it requires from twenty-lire to forty day* to •end a little package from Richmond to Salis bury by express. The winter woniii be long past before a blanket or a pound of food could reach the prisoners, and at the present Cate of mortality and enlistment in the rebei •my, bow many would be left? Probably soma of the supplies will rpaph the prisoners. It is morally certain that a la ge portion of them will go he replenish the im poverished Quartermaster and Gqiqtqi^sury Departments of the rebel army- Ro religious bigot in the day* of the Inquisition was aver more true to Urn injunction “No faith with heretics” than they arc to tim principle ol “No faith with Yankees/’ Why, f- ns*® j^qq>yn oar Government, month after month, cow ru ne to wend by Us truce-boats, tuns and tuns of valuable private boxes for prisoners, wblie Ibe rebels, not satisfied with their usual practice of stealing a portion miller the rose, upon seme frivolous pretext qr qthr*f lyere openly confiscating every pound or them. At the same time, as I am assured, the returning truce-boats were loaded down wjth boxes si nt to rebel prisoners from their friends jq i he #o«th, and onr dwn erfprds lines crowded wUhsuppUes from their sympathlx«r« iu ,h* North. And I caq oqly regard the recent an nouncement that we may «re valuable in their results. On the rebel t>;4e there is unusual activity. Sherman’s move meats on Cuarlestou and Augusta, the broad sweep of his columns, will compel the grad lal retreat of the rebel armies under Hardee, Beauregard, and Ilili, and miss them in North Carolina. In the tear of Sherman there will scarcely be found a rebel garrison, end Georgia will probably have DO more pari in the spriug campaign than Pennsylvania. L and Johnston will need every man they d -re draw trom the Southwest. This concentration of forces Will bring into Virginia enormous armies. The fighting will be upon a colossal scale, and no easy victory will he fhD- Gen eral Lee will bring into the struggle" the weight of sixty thousand veteran troop, care fully kept throughout this winter behind ior midable entrenchments, pod this army, which has on so many fields given proof of its quali ty, will not be crushed -at once. It is the strong right trip of the rebellion, able to gi ve blows as well ns to take thenj. 'll is on this army that we concentrate,' Hood’s panic stricken forces have been driven out oi tu* m; their movements are of third-rate 1 u ponance. n^ruee b iroups nave ouiy me uo pendent 'vawe of rciofcirggtnents; but every day above t&at in Richmond and under J.je is the great enemy of the Union. Tne'rtqel army ol Northern Virginia ha* from the first been the bulwark of the rebellion, and it U now ajl that We have left to conquer. To overmatch itSbennar, left Atlanta- for this be move# on Charleston (rof IW Wttmingmrj wa« taken. We think it will be overmatched, and if It is once driven frpm the network ol entrenchnaeuir, gve miles deep, which encir Cjps Richmond, that it it certain of decUlvt defejif. It was folly to suppose that with this arpo in his baud Jeff. Davis would submit to toe Union, and that Messrs. Biair and Singleton could come back with his recontstiou in a green bug- Tljqlr efforts have only proven what did not Lined proof, that we can make peace any day with Jeff. Davis by nooseming to a divission of the Union, and upon no otiiei tpruas, Nothing more has been gained. O bow far the Southern people endorse the de tetifti'iUtion of tbeif leaders tq fight to Mu last for separation, we have learned nothing The nation has been again assured ttyai. a body of influential conspirators, backed by i large army, are resolved to resist as long at that army will fight. Of this assurance it mu6t m*Up rjjfJial profit it can. It ought tc and nego f a clue; _ Jven Mr Blair must now be liopyipoeij fjfat copciliaiiui is useless, except when it is extended to 'bl people of the South, as in Savannah, ana Uta t,; the War is entrusted all the hopes of ih« Republic. gnoygh has beeq.gained by toe war to jus tify our faith In It. 'ft ’ha® been long, hard bloody, expensive, aud tor two years dodbuu! Only is the last year did Its snccestes sai is fy the nation. But all that we have sunk 01 it qjuVes it more valuable. Into the gulf have gone the |t,ves pf thousands of our bravest m wlto the rebellion dependent oi Its Ustarmy, and eager, y bargaining with Ku MOVLDfiB* TWO or. tiinbo first rate Moulders wanted at IU Huh Iron Foundry L* ,.1H1 Addreea C. TOWN, febldljr Bath, Maim IN SU R A N 0E. TWENTIETH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. OFFICE Nos. lit) 114 Broadway. JANUARY 1, 1886. Amount of Assets January 1, 1E64, #1,863,687 91 Amount of Premiums, Endowments, Annui ties and Polioy Fees re otived during 1864, #1,477,198 46 Amount of Interest re ceived and aocrued, in eluding premium on gold, Ac., 162,617 11-1,729,811 17 _ #4,388,349 09 DIBBtJHSSYXBlB. Paid losses by death, #316,16) 00 Paid on account of depos it for minors, sundry aooounts nnuttl 4 Ueo. 81,1863, and war con tributions, 8,494 63. Paid for redemption of dividends, umnitier, and surrendered and ennoeiled policies, 167,722 17 Paid salaries, printing, and office expenses, 48,261.40 Fiid cumuuBaiouB and ageoey xpenses, 169,267 38 Paid for advertising and l'bystoians' lees, 20,236 78 Paid taxes, Internal Rev enue stamps and Law expenses, 14.401 28— 724,693 64 #3,668,766 #6 ASSETS: Cash on band and in bank, 194,649 70 Invested in United States etooks, cost, 1,818,290 68 (Market val #1,394,805 Invested in New fork olty banx stocks, oost, 62,66160 (Market val #68,226) Invested in other stocks, cost, 86,264 91 (Market val #96,400) Loans on demand, secur ed by U. S. and otber stocks, 101,870 00 (Market val #808,303) Rial Estate, 149,960 04 Bonds and mortgagee, 286,270 00 Premium notes on exist ingpolicies, beating in ter st, 1,008,801 60 Quarterly and semi-an nual premiums, due subsequent to Jan 1, 1865, 178,716 07 Interest aooiued to Jan. 1,1865, 63,246 38 Rents accrued to Jan 1, 1865 2.872 68 Premiums on policies in hands 9f agents, and in course of transmission, 106,624 81 Amount of other proper ty belonging to tee Co. 136 16 --»-#3,663,7*5 56 The *F> ustoes have deolared a Scrip Dividend of Fifty Pxa Cbht. upon a I participating Lile Pol ioies, in force, whioh were issued twelve inontbe pri or to January 1,1886. They have directed the pay ment of the Fifth and final Jnata moot of Twenty per oent, on dividends of 1850 to 1860 inolnsive, and the redemption ip fulf of tho e deo'arqd in 1*61 and 1862. 3, Certificates will be red eemed in cash, on and after the first Monday in March next, on preseqtat on at the Rome office. Policies subject to Notes will be credited with the Dividends on the settlement of next premium. By order of the Board. William H Bubs Actuary During tbs year 4.806 new policies were issued, Insuring 813,147,558 Balance Sheet of the Company, January 1,1865. As ets, as abors, #3,658,755 56 Disposed of at Follow! Reserved for losses, doe sub eauent to Jan, 1, 1865, 67,211 46 Reserved for reported losses, awaiting proofs, fco, 49.500 00 Reserved tor special de posit for minor otiii urtt, 285 73 ▲mount restored for re insurance oi> all ext|t-- lng po'iciee. (valuation at 4 per centiuterest) 2.432,956 32 Dividends declared prior to 1850, uncalled for, 13,431 61 _ _. Reserved for: Dividends, 1850 to 1860, Inclusive,now to bepaid 196,271 17 Dp U61 an;} 186}, now to bspsjdT 148.837 Do-1868 (present value at 4 per cent int) 84,644 01 Do. fe«4 do. do. do. 189,217 78 DO 1865 do. do. do. 812,647 C9 Siteols. i»sor"ed (surplus n6t (pvWe^5 1 fiL™2 ,3,658,765 ^5 TRv 9 TM R B, MORRIS FRANKLIN, ISAACJ. KENDALL, JOHN M NIXON, JOHN L 40GER8, DAVID DOWS, JOHN MAIB8 Daniels. miller, busselldart, WILLIAM barton, WM. H APPLETON, WM C. DGSENBERr, ROBERT B. COL LINK. JOHN E WILLIAMS, DUDLEY Jt FULLER, tlBNRtK r»OG*RT, WM. A. BOOTH, THOMAS BMULL. Morri* Franklin, fret, Itauc C. Ktndall, Viet Pttt, Wm. H.Bitrt, Actuary T M. Bisti, cashier. S, P0W 80», feb4d£t 27 Exchange St., Pory apd, IN TKKNATIONit Fire Insurance Company I Of New Tori, Ogles 118 Broadway. CASK CAPITAL $1,GOO,800. ASSETS $1,304,188 40, WM. E. WARREN, Pmidmt. HAMILTON BRUCE, Vise President. GEORGE W. 8AVAGE, Secretary. Per Hand Royrdctf References: te&?OT‘p* The undersigned having been appointed An ext and Anwsiv lor this Company, t■■■. v j.. .uk-j -1 Dissolution. THE copartnership heretofore existing under the firm mine o i Davisfc Cloyoi BrolMrs, is tills dissolved by mutual oonaeut. 1 A,I>AYia, I A Curd. Th* nnders'gned, owing to ilJhealtb, having this dkywriu bis interest H the above to Joseph John son,tbebnMrie»slwiU’becondu cted under the ntme and Style of Johnson A Cloydi Hrofbt'ra.wlia are au thorized to settle all bills or the late firm. janJWtw'v "A, PA?i ^oTicir A EL Freight/row the Dnited Btates /or Canadli i will be dstvlned at HI* d Pond, nnless i« laao companies with Invoices or vela, for the United Btates Customs. JOHN TORTUOUS. jan27dlm Agent. WANTS, LOST.FOUNP Lost. ON Commercial street, Friday. Feb 3d, a Shiah Robe. The finder will be suitably rewarded By leering the same at he See of lwfebi* WARREN BROWN, Commercial ct. Coat. BETWEEN Woodford's Corner ard the city, on Monday evening, a Meersohaune Pipe, shape ef a Turk's bead, partly colored, in a case lined with purple and white. The flader will be suitably re ward d on tearing it at Haute', opposite the. P. O. fot8d8t* Strayed or Stolen. A BROWN Spaniel Pup from the subscriber on Saturday last. Aoy person Morning the same to No. US Exchange street will he suitably rewarded. feb« tf J. J. BOTH. Cedar Poles Wanted. I WANT, ns soon as possible, 10,009 Cedar Poles, 16 feet in isngtb, not tots than A iaohes at the top.end, exclusive ef the barky sound and etial.ht; to he peeled or shared. Proposals invited. Address me at Portland or Boston. J. 8. BEDf.OW, 8nc’t United Stales Telegraph Co. Portland, Feb 1st'. 1865 febtdlw Wauled Immediately. rWT0 young men. to work iu a Wholesale Drag Store, to take the plsoe of two that hare enlist ed. Out of them must be acquainted with the bnsiaeee, and competent to direot others. Enquire from nine to ten In the morning at W. F. PHILLtPS fc CO., Wholesale Druggists, febSdtf lit Middle st. WANTED! I WILL pay tsm cent* per lb. for ui Pamphlets delivered at the office of the Portland Sugar Co., corner Commercial and Maple sts. JanSldtl ,T. U. BROWN. Wanted to Purcliuse; A BRICK HOUSE, situated in the Western part ot the city. Possession to he bad Hay 1st 1-66. Address Box Ne. 70, P^rt'sud P. o., stating local ity, price fee., lor.three woeka. deolMwtf F O U ND. ON the sunny side of Exohange street, about mid way between Now City Hall and Post Ofitee, a good place to buy An Overcoat. P. MORRELL ICO., have a good assortment at tall prioee, 118 Exchange-street. doclfdtf Wanted, A8ITUA1ION as Book-keepor In a wholesale establishment, or aeg Copyist. Best of retbr, enoe given. Address “H. F. D. Press Offloe. tf -4. 7 i LOST. ON the evening of the 16th between Dewing Hal] and uamorth street, a large cold Cross chased. Tho finder will meet with a liberal reward by leav ing ft at, LOWELL .lENTER'fL" »«>Tltd-.f _ Exobange street. B Wanted. Y a Gentleman, Wife and Daughter, 8 yean old. a good suit of rooms wifh board. Rooms rurnished or unfurnished, for which liberal compen sation will be paid. Address G. J., box8804 Portiand,Oet. 86th oot37tf HOTELS. HALLO WELL HOUSE reorenkdi HEW FUBHITUEE ft FIXTURES! S.G. DENNIS, Proprietor. I^Tlie public are specially informed that the spaoiops. convenient and well-known HAiLowani, Hooae.in the centre df TlaI)o*ep,tWo ihilhsTrdm Augusta, and Gur miles from Togus Spring, has been lofurnished, and is open for the reception el oompauy and permnnentiboarders. Every attention will be given to tbs oomfort ol guests. m v -a. *nd all the usual conveniences ef a popular hotel aiv amply provided. Hallo well, Feb. 1 1864. mofaSfieodtt .y- ——1—■ UvoUon House! Center St., Opp. Lancaster Hall, PORTLAND, ME. This House is now open to the Publio, _hiring bt*,n leased by the subscriber fbr a jRterm of years, and has been thoroughly r* n Rovated, and sp.endidly furnished, regard* i xpense. Rooms to let by the day or week. It will be kept on the European P{an. inr Jteale'Ceoked to Order at all hoars, free IB$3heyery t!#y at?r-P'?joot G. D. MILLER,Proprietor. declldtf* FOREST AVENUE HOUSE tawaffc? Ap McCLELLA N HOJLSE^ Bo-opened with Jf*w furniture A fixtures, WINSLOW A THAYER, Proprietors. a The publio are respectfully informed i s Hrm,that this spacious, convenient and well known House, situated at 1 fipmm. itogni 3| miles from Bortland, has been re furnished and.is open for the re.-epUon of Company aatf FleasuM Fastis*. Every attention wUTbe given to the bom* fortof guests. «P"The Cars from Bortland every half hour. WIHSLOW A THAYER. Westbrook, Oct. 10—dtf ■'noti'ceT-' THE New Weed Sewing Machine, \\I ITH all tbe recent Imorovomeni Tv po|nt» of exoellcnije and aoko been offered to tbe public, we have Ion* felt the ns oessity of a Sewing Machine more perfectly adapted to all kinds of Family Sewing, as well as Heavy Tailoring and Leal her Work; and to moot this' de mand a large amount of labor and capital has been expended in perfecting the Woed, wbleb we onheai tclngly claim to be the best Sewing Machine In the world and vie Warrant every machine to Mve per fect Satisfaction, fcrthov have been trltd add im proved by eleven years of practical experience cod constructed upon true mechanical principles by sk ill The Maohlnes can be scon at the Sales Room, 137 1-9 middle St., Where Machine Findinge of alLkiada are constantly on hand, Maohlnes of ail kinds repaired in the Ijgft manner by experienced workmen, Instruction, efven on *11 kinds of Maohlnes. All kinds of Maohlnes takes la exchange for the Weed, Also Machines to let by the week or month. Weed Sewing Machine Co., h o. 187 1-2 Middle Street, Portland. cefeA W. MOIttfc8WH, Ages I■ For San Francisco. The Clipper Barque “OaxAAXD,” TOO toBf,T BatchelcUr, Commander, Lav ing mo|t of her cargo engaged, will ap r SAMUklL MEHEITT, v r Hagudahock Hou»Oe Bath, Jan 17,1866. _ jan34d4w^_ C. 8. MARSHAL’S NOTICE Uxirxp 8*at«B or AMXuyu., j pi^tsuANT°to,Mkonitl’*BH frim (he Hon. Asbur Ml' Ware, Judge of the United StolesDistrict Courl, within and for the pjytrtpt of Maine. I hereby*!*? A Libel sgslust the Brig Cbahltk Wasnsr, »e zed by the Uolleoter of the District of rorllsnd and Fa!month on she twen j seventh day of Janu ary instant, at Fori land in said District A Libel against Own ltMtnan and Tax Dxui twentjT 0»vfr’)th day of January inst&ut, at Fcrtinod in aaid District. 9 A Libel against Omh Barrel of Sugar There Barrels of Mola8B»s seizeo by the Cpl leoto-of the D/rttr ct of Portland and Falmouth, on tho tw«n\y first dav of January, instaot, at Tort faift. MpfA v, n1 ••r® f°r breaches ot the iawf oj tbo United 8ta)Ss. s, is more particularly set fo th la sa|a Lp sis tHfet a beir|og and trial will b» ad tbersou. af pnriloBd, in said Dial -tat, oattbe Second February nett, where any rorsons iuto. rostod therein may appear, and shew osur, if ny can be shown, whereto e the same should not be de creed forfeit, and disposed of aooordlag to law. Dated t«lock end Farming tools The Farm oontain. about 110 aeree of good land, good buildings fco. Those wishing to purchase are in sit ed to call and examine for themselves. _ _ E. T. GlLLUtQKAM. Ewt North Yarmonth, Jan 2d, 1886, Janfsodtf For Sale. A 8QD ABE blook of land, of about 78,000 scree JX. of wood land, on the south side ef the river 8t Lawronoe, in Canada Bast, it is interoeeued by two considerable rivers with eligible Mill sites. Well wooded with every description of timber, snob as Pine and spruce in large quantitfee, and maple, birch, beech, tamarac and base wood to any amount. Euquiro fl. T. SACHIN, Portland. Portland, Fob MM. fohB6eo4U FOB SALE. fJTflE subscriber offers for sale bis Farm on tho A road bstween Baocarappa and Gorham. It can. fains M aores of land, well divided into tillage and grassland. There is on toe form, none story house, carriage house, aud bsru 57 feet hy 60, with a good ®h aoeommodated with board with pleas snt rooms, at 21 Froe attest. JaaildSw* 1 w. a ,\t 7 3 MERCHANDISE. I>ri ed Apples. JQ TONS New Wee tern Dried Apples, 3 Toss New Eastern Dried Apples, For sale by F. A. SMITH. JanBSMw It A 11 Silrer street. New Crop Clayed Molasses. 017 HHDS. New Crop Clayed Melaestt, Just AO f landed from brig CastiUian, from Cardo nas. ALSO, 400 HHDS. Prime Siena Morsna Clayed Molase es, for sale by THOM. ASENCIO A CO., JanlOtf Custom Hone# Wharf. DttlKD APPLES. AA BB18. Choios Dried Apple, far sale by 1UU TWirCHKLL BEDS A CHAM PUN, jaclSdlw Commeicial St. Hje. BUSHELS Bye now landing from sob UA/UU Amtnda Powers, and for sals by WALDBON 4 TBU*., dec28d4w* No 486 Hion Wharf.

Apples. OAA BBLS. Cboioe Appples,Jut rooairod sad sfiUU for sale by DANFOBTH A CLLFFOKD, oottltf No. t lime St. Scotch Can was*. onn BOLTS of-Dsrid Corsar A Son's" Leith, sSl'U a sail-oloth of superior quality, last re oeivod direat trom Liverpool, and for sals by MOuILVEBY, BY AN A DAVIS, aeptMth—dtf_ 181 Comaseroial St. Treenails. 100,000s*S*Q**™**m SIMONTON A KNIGHT, Portland. Juns 18,1844, GET THE BEST! ARK JTOUIJV WAJVT OKA Sewing Machine? CALL AND EXAMINE THE EMPIRE! WU«h has proved Itself to be tbs best suittd to all Made of work of any now lm aaa. It Is pronounced by the most profound sxportste he Simplicity 4 Perfection Combined AN EXAMINATION or Thjis Machine, WILL SATISFY A 1ST IT PERSON ITS SUPERIORITY. We are Using them Daily IN OUB CLOTHING MAlFAOTRIi DEPARTMENT! Ant know they are the thing eo long sooght ie r, L. STOKER ft to., SB and 60 Kiddle St., Portlaad Me., Oeneral state Agent*. Net 17—44m Greatest Wonder of the Age. tiray Hair Restored to O^i. nal Color, PERUVIAN HAIR REGENERATOR! ‘-satass.atssr1 PERIV1AN HAIR REGENERATOR Will surety t*«ove floonr, Da»dbo»», end can nil humor* of a* aonlp. I_ PERIV1AN HAIR REGENERATOR brm ,10 .YSlfl* 79 V'iiGacl u PERUVIAN BAIR REGENERATOR U the moet pesteot Heir Sfnpvpr h*. E^eryhftd/aBonhlnie PeapviAn Ha»» ES Ind. AtreaiiL. C. Gilbo* ft Merkel Squire, Shobt k WATKBHOrrse, eor Congres* f Middle stZ Cross men k Co., end J. It Loot,end dealer* gtperi W —--v- '.'lu-J-ajr EtetJ&lc.. ■A..JJ3 i Government 7 3*10 Lome. ThJ* Bank I* prepared to reoelrg subscription- tp the new 7 8*19 loan in enae of 069 qp wards, p*yl“* interest from d$q Qf spbapriplion to August 1Mb. the d*»e of the new Men, The notes hr* oensertablo at the and ef three yean into specie paying 9 per cent. 6*80 bonds. One-eighth per cent, will beallewe^qn%megeants of 0*00 and over. O. SQM8SK8Y, PodUgnd m No.3494 Stewart's block, Congress St, i-__ sprHtil DB. JONATHAN MOO&’S Essence of Elfe, TSAN EXCELLENT MEDICINE. I taurae Coughs. L ti ^nleang W. PniLltrs k Co., Ajgents. JulAdeod6w Ice House l* L«r'^" Darid Botwason will be let as it Is or a now keGdl s^ry^drV"^;^?* w™b* )..8ieo«wJtDWAED ^“.•»*‘ddl..t, BUSINESS CARDS. Dana ft Co. Fish and Salt, j.taA.rfiw.1 Maine. __ lanrtdtf Wholesale and lietaiL Is. I3>A."Vis> Bookseller, Stationer, AMP KAMfUFAOTUAMK OF Premium Paged Account Books. PAPER HANOINOS. Wo. H Bxohaana Street, Portland, Ike. '_ Juneldtt OKAS. J. SOMUMAOHXB, Fresco and Banner Painhr, No. 144 Middle Street. PORTLAND, MM. Work exeoated in erery port of the State ____ Juneltl 8. C. HUNK [NS, M. D., SURGEON ft PHYSICIAN, OFFICE NO. E CLAPP’S BLOCK. MABKKT 8QUABK, Board at United State* Hotel. »"H__dtt WILLIAM F. SONGEY A CO., (UUo Soopey, Cooper 1 G».) Ship Brokers, SHIPPING, FORWARDING, And General Conniirin Agent*, No. 1 Tower RoUdiote North, LI ViflHPOOL, HVQ. Hot 11—dBm* make, janes eo., FLOTO&GRAIN DEALEB1 And Be eon of Western and C adian Produce, 1JT t mmeroial Street, eremite Bl t». Chad** Blake, gury A Joe**. J POKTLAMDi Juneldtl E. K. LEMONT, Carriage SI an u factor* r, Proble Street, Portland, Me. jrHhnia*#iaad81#igh»o» kaad and mad i to *ia*f- _Janelkdtf C. P. KIMBALL, HLAMU FAOTUK1K OF Carriages and Sleighs, Preble street, (Boar ruble Hoare.) POBTtAND, MX. Bah Jtomar, UO oad 1U dMewy BoeUn, Mom. JpHMfljy ,.t t M. PEARSON, ilvor Plater, AMD MAMUPAOTURHK OP SILVER WARE, °"t9f*** Opp. Court Rohm, /‘orttamt, IR. New Bedford Oopper Cknnpfy. T“ *bo,'e Tallow Motal&Oopper Sheathing, ■•It Copper, Bolt Yellow Metal Brtbu, Watt*, M ibort no tioe and delivered tt u; port regal, o*. •*pt«.-dtf DAVIS. 0mA*r8 COFFXS ft 8PICE MIL! A OBI B INAL ESTABLISHMENT. J. WboRwl* D«*iev te AU bbtde of COFFEE, 8PICEH, «w a*,owl¥«ifiih,u«iUrrwo,*ir„t, gttSSffVKLS. LT Jts, -.3 **4 «r—* for tbe tmd* U jport All food. entnuted i We eweer'. rUk nurthlOdt MBjfe Carriage Manufactory. H. Randall, Bueoeeeor to J. V, Libby, U tutor «f OARRIAaES, li AND SLEIGHS, 80 Preble Btreet, Portland, Hr. oywaca.-rsas”*""1" gmMrgEh-•sart; BayUriagdeue withn^atnee.aaddUnateh. Goal and Woo»tJ I T«- f,*!P%r h*Ttaf purobaaed tbo Stock of i&SSnih^ssgttan I PdU PtCJUSD AND UCARMJfMt, OM company Lehigh, Sagar L« .*trib« Kuo: "-t Would raapotlully refer to, an refer al Saak of Detroit, MIo, Ban kero, Detroit, H°C^bet*u.t, Wftgy fc Beebe,Com Me*iV». Cbloago, 111. aimmusm_1 honour Courier oopy. Skates I Skates I L^BlSJK^WtoatS^ DangUd's Pat. Ankle Support 8k«V*£2?? Wjff#-40 WOOD AND COAL CHEAP FOR CASH SPRING MOUNTAIN. LEHIGH. UKZ1LTOI SUGAR LOAT. OLD fc8 8 ,_tc£_eeptagdW 120 Exchange Street 120 Hugh M. i^hinnev, Strut, wboxe he InWnde to eurry^n the *mekam*t Sl®ve sad Furnace M.«r^|tmir^ U ell lte branches. 8TOVES. of Ml n-a. of tn. newest and moot approved patterns. Furnaces and Ranges, Tin and Sallow Wars. .scswjr'8Tovs8 bo-«ht-«

*eort°s»^l?feo*p"bUo f*’”- “*‘iT#a ~ECM0*yJS WEALTH. Repair Gentlemens* Garments 09 *T**V oaeonimon, AT SHORT NOTICE AND FAIR PRICES So (Lax Mono* can bn Save* u. lUu War T> nee. _AutW-dtfJ' 8T0*Y- *MhaB«a HATCH^pRosrj,^ Produce I>e**ler», No. 16 Lime Street S£l£gN PORTLAND, ME ^‘cE^msbsi8 Dee 1_C* ““•““I iffKS DENTIST, *M Cartel Street, eerier tf Jm#J« Stmt Oot T—dtf P°BT1-AWD' MAJ” DANFOBTH A CLIFFORD, etrooMOOBS to HATCH, CLIFFORD A CO. Produce Commission Merchant*, ano nnahnna in BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS, LARD, llama, Beau, Dried A^plea, NO. 9 LINK STREET, PORTLAND. MS. __dF When you ,Hp 0B ,j,0 |,y de walk, but yet a pair oi biut’t r. Tear Caharnne" andvoa<o■•* tUp d iwn LadMe. well eawe^ae s.nlleuen, woat Ot L: IIA1LRY. ta Kvchen.eet. Board. A LA RSfriuMorpetlertoa tower Boor, lultibJo p^fSS?%s’^ *S6S~

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Tuesday Morning, Jan. 7, 1865. —__ i .able that of any other in Pen *:mw r*u«B—SS.O0 per near advance. ar* Readia* Matter fetmr Pan*a The Peace Negotiations. Some philosopher has said that nation* *i e never.murdered, but they sometimes commit suicide. This may ha true, and it seems the Southern Confederacy Is bent on a suicidal process. That the leaders of the rebe llion are anxious for peace there can be no ques tion. And strange as it may seem to a m '-teltigent minds in the present aspect o the struggle, they arc foolish and demented .enough to hope that our Government will grant thsm peace on the basis of disunion and independent Confederacy. Such an inde pendence they say they are now fighting for, ju>d not for the perpetuation of slavery. Since the war commenced they have changed their base of operations, and now are anxious to have the civilized world understand that they care nothing about their “peculiar instil tution,1' but continue the struggle for the right to govern themselves. This movement js made In defference to the anti-slavery sentl Tn^nt of ail civilized nations, but enlightened .nations are not quite so oaally deceived by such an artful dodge as they may dream of in their philosophy. We believe good will eventually result to f'the Union cause from the meeting recently held between President Lincoln and Mr. Sew ,a.rd. and the Confederate peace Commission ers. Although these Commissioners did not come as the accredited agents of Jeff. Davis’ Government, for the very good reasonthst.it was well known to the arch traitor they would not be received in such a character, yet they Came under the sanction of the bogus Freak _dent. No doubt they were selected by him with the advice of his Cabinet, and sent with in our lines with the hope that they might pull the wool over Mr. Lincoln’s eyes and negoti ate a peace on the basil of Southern indepen dence. But they, mistook their man. Presi dent Lincoln has put his foot down and all the arts of rebeidom cannot move it. The whole affair has been admirably man aged by our Presldentand Secretary, and its results will tend to placate the Democratic party and draw it closer to the support oi the Government. It was wefl that these Commis ^•ywiqqen were met on the way and not 'pgrrnit ted to visit Washington. It shows that Mr. Lincoln was willing to meet them half way h r and bear the propositions they had to. make, in this he exhibited his good sense as well as his desire for peace on fair and honorable terms. What propositions were made we ,.know not, but the general impression is that they contemplated Southern independence which the Commissioners must have known l' coutd not be granted on any conditions. Some have supposed these peace gentlemi n from Dixie were sent for the purpose of pla cating the peace party In Jeff's dominions which has recently become quite troublesome to the leaders in rebeidom. If this was on* of the objective points of tto mission, we 1 think it will avail nothing, and the cause of to* rebellUmiwiU recelv* no good from such a demonstration. ‘The people or t>lxie are not all fools!whataver the leaders may think. Af fairs have now arrive# as sucu a puiut, juu -4 therebeUioa apparently la the last .throes ol dissolution, that it will be an up hill business ftj'r Jeff. Davis to convince SouthenF peop e t tat he can establish an Independent Confer? aracy on the ruins of the Uaitfn.,The Rich, ngond journals too well And such a task quite beyond their powers, however much they may have Influenced public opinion in the pf^t. *T Jeff. Davis and his coadjutors can .trevei 1 f have peace on the basis of separation, inde i pendence and recognition, and the people d«‘ as to show their result pretty conclusively. The poll tax, after its various buffetings, it is well enough aSTOW now.ninsf he testrtrt ed to $3, or the Jaw remain unchanged, which Would fix it for the coming year at $2. Three dollars is about the right flgure;wlf'‘ things connected with it are COMfcty*"1 Top will yee, al»Q, j>y the pfoeecdtags of j89; week, from day to day, that a majority of this Legislature is opposed tothe increase of salaries. Delegations fromootthUee, and oth er committees, ate reporting ./'lea^o with draw” upon petitions of various Mfffccrs for increase of pay. The tiial trip was made on the salary of the Register qt JrSbatAteir the County ot York. Jf was- asked that this sala ry be increased from $625 to $1000. Some^ pretty good reasons ware adduced twqhow that the salary was quite too low. But the; leap was ^e far ahead, that some wdtes went against the increase pq that amount, 3n in our national affairs, that advandd of sala ries will not be necessafy, so far as an exor bitant advance in price of living is coWeer$ ed. -v j k Another step in f$W*V injcgqyd to the tilling the quota of this State, has been made. The particular point t&ucMad’by theiciidti of last Week is that df filling up gM army with “men of straw f ofgettlpg the quota of towns which will pay for these bognfje# nits, filled" by assigning men who by some ehanOOrhave never been equated in* but who are in ter vldo, are^isabled,‘«r uboPUtewaydottehow. Tbps the demand is pacified from such townrf by settling an olddebt^but the government is not helped to a maul vi'bis W called ^£sper credits.” It may be called by any name; but. the result of putting,in such a FftJsUtff regi ment—“men in buckram”—would be to help the rebels as much, probably, as a peace con ference which should end la an armistice for three months. 1 It is confidently stated that Jbia plan has' been eoucocted, aqdpartUlly completed. The Legislature have got wind- of it, and have raised a Committee to look it up. If found to be true, let a weto be put upon it as quick as the lightning can etrilie. ’TKftrtS* has beeq quite enough of this presto! change! buaiDess going on in reference to g portion of the sol dlciB of late sent from this State. Some of them are So depraved a nature, as, after having secured their bounties, to require twice their mimber-of efflaidat soldiers to Keep them from running away. Let us now, on the present call, put in men worthy of the State and of the cause, and leave out,'the bul lies and paper billets, as unworthy of our* selves and dishonorable to- the general gov ernment. i. Meantime the Bill to legalize bounties, and. fqr other purposes, is from day to (fey being scrutinized w^tb that faithfulness its impor tance deserves; and where a seeming Haw shows its bead, there are plenty of members to submit, amendments to cure the evil. It, should b« perfect When cuigfetcd, for th#it to a head i 1 committee last week, by having. its head taken of as scientifically sni was ever doue by Turkish scimetar. And most jus fly a©.. When the policy wfaiqh has ruled with us for severaTyeaie, is to be abandoned, let it be so frem other motivea and that .arguments of other men than have appeared in this troVersy. Patience is a heavenly vtrtfie, list" sometimes it is grievously abused, and it be comes a greater virtue to he impatient. Let those who are endeavoring to thwart ipe set tled policy of the western portion of the State, and of your pity, and who have" hither to manifested so much sympathy UPthat Jb reclion, take care, or they will be suspected1 of as*? as its hatelulnesa would make desirable. £XjsJbxi:jaJPa: .XI .^elhaju. The Feeing at iivannuh, Qij' The N. Y. Ettnyia Port hap interesting news froril SavatAab^ 9J a fctufn steamer at that port which had been sent out with pro visions, showing the feeling oC.the peop e in relation to the present struggfe. The Ptot says: fe elda^T .ot “Ihe results of conversations oi anauiber of citizens of New York with the people,dor the purpose of ascertaining what their sentiments really were, indicate that there is little genu ine Union sentiment among them—many oD the citizens of Savannah respond to questions in regard to their views in sentences like these: ‘You have:whipped us. We acknowl edge the fact. We want to have the war epd ed, and will return to the Union.’ Some men declare they have always been Unionists; others say they have now changed their minds. Much coolness is jRAtfitested to ward the men 01 the North; the dislike of ma ny of the citizens bfMavaanih'id’kcarcely con cealed, and sullenness is almost everywhere exhibited. At the same. (hue the' people of Savannah are convinced that the cause of the secession ists is lost and they are, so far »s can be as**, certained.iu favor of a lestoratteffbf the Ua-* ion. This they think Is the only solution of the question. 1 Tue people of Savannah do not conceal their desire for an early peace. 1'hgy write to their frlouds through the lines,, ah vising them to abaudeu the secession movement. During the past four weeks about four thous and letters which have be& read fry our oiB cere, and forwarded, contain thT the Bichmbnd traitor*, will rttidT^Nill the weak kru-rd Union men in the land of the Horace Gr«.i«y and F«ncis, P, Bfoir tVpa, (hat there is nothing for it iiurthee. but the gage of battle. Bout them out of Richmond and peace wlU accomplish itself. .(Baltimore Clipper. H LettJTfrom the State Capital, g! Augusta, Feb. To the XditMhf the Pr»“ The following commissions have issu ed since nfy last, viz.: First Regiment Light Artillery.—Charles Austin Reed, Boothbay, 1st Lieut. 2d Battery; Asia F. Arnold, DamariscoUa, 2d Lieut,_gd Battery. Second Regiment United States Sharp shuotefs'— Janus G. Sturgis, Standisb, Sur geou.T r (I i? 4 First Regiment Veteran Infantry.—Perry Grywle^ttwruM Lieu^. to, IL Aivin A. Messer, EaMld^d Lieut. Co.B; wftliam H. Blood, Sdbec, 2d Lieut. Co. 1; Augustus1 A. Dwinal, Minot, 2d Dent. Co. G..«c i i Eighth.iRtgywnt Infantry.—James H. Tabks, Auburn, Capt. Co. E; James H. War ren, Abbott. 2d Lt. Co. C. Sixlebnth Regiment Infantry,-Edward F. Davis, Castioe, Capt. Co. C; Jabez PJ&irker, Greene, 1st Lieut. Go.1 K; Wilbur F. Moier, Greene, 2d Lt. Cqol. Seventeenth Regiment J/y'tjntry,—Charles! C. Cole, H^rara, Capt. Co. I; Dexter W. How ACdf(Leeds, 1st Lieut! Go. E; Edwin W. San born, Hallowell, 2d Lieut. Co. E! George B. Dunn* Poland;Capt. Co, K; Scollay G. Usher, Bator 1st Lt. Co. G? Thomas Snowman, Port land,'24 Lt. Co: I. Nineteenth Regiment Infantry.—George Studley, Camden, lat J,t. Co. A; Columbus. S. Anderson, RtchtoOud., M. *A.£ t Coast Guards.— Winslow Roberts, Liberty, 1st Lt. Co. G. Unassigned Infantry.—Edward M. Robin son, Madison, Capt. 10th-Go. t David S. Marri maayiLebaiinn, lit Lt. 19th Cp.; Syivestffr F. Jordan, Lisbon, 21 Lt. 10th Co. Col. Dyer of the 15th, and Major Hastings, of the 12th, are endeavoring to All up those regiments to the maximum. i H 1' The Second Regiment U- S. Sharpshooters has beetj broken up by order of the War De partment, and theojjjcer? and men transfer red W .regiments from the State to whiqh the companies belong, Maine bad ohe Company in this regiment that was raised in 1801 and which'has done the Btate and Itself honor. “TEe e5rntol8Stmns3ued to Wttttam E.-Bur ■ShfM aeaWfcortf* Limit. ofpo.f, Fourth Maine regiment,by Gov. Washburn, on the 14th of June, 1861, has recently been return ed O'tfv.Gtm’y.iJy Charies S. Bell, 81st Ohio Regiment, who says he “gobbled it in an old but Cue house In Savennxh,Sphere it was stow ed away-ln a horse museum, together with q piece of the Charter Qak, a piece of the May flyWer, aujd Other »«Sics.” On the back of the C'ommjssjopj which is of parchment, these.. Woi'ds wWtteirin pencil: “This commis sion was found en^be battle fletd at Manassas Pi«iOS,” ,i$rst Bull Run.) Lieut. piutgin la' now jn the Navy, and the commission has The militia"bill, drawn up^Jy^ajor iiielabBi; and Gen. Yirgift of the Military Committee on the part of the Senate, and Colonel Miller, chairman of the same committee on the part fljjuso, premia*? wett* i]j? fj^ema length—one hundred and seventy sections—is no objeettba to the bill as bas-beretofore been the case, a9 thi3 will, Ip case of its passage, an nul Over ttyb 'hundred sections alrftidy in force. It is to be hoped the bill may pass. ITIMOBMIt tatty, M\>|ly i°f this city, but of all other towns In the coming draft; and as I choose to be responsible for what I-write, and am acting in so doing for the people of thjs_city especially, I affix my own official signature to this communioa- -i nw/iniu ffiiri wnnaiii I vwtayMtt ir' ‘rJLf td i Intebe&ting Meeting.—We eooke briefly yesterday morning of the meeting in behalf of the Sanitary Commission in the City Ha!}, Sunday evening. Rev. Dr. Marks made an j spoke of the reading s and Wsfeelldneous bmffifjndon itoong the of b}s remarks Hon.. Samuel Spring inquired of Dr. M„ if that readjpg wai such as he, as a Presbyterian clergyman, was satisfied with and could ap, prove. Mr, Marks replied frankly that the reaffingmatter w.*s general^ unexceptionable that the commission was not sailed upon to endorse it, for people oontributed according tp I-UBU yjviu M9.VC, ttuu tuo. vyuiiuiBQu/u buu^j^ distributed it. Ras,JDivStfebbiaj followed, and made a capi tal speech, anJT^itD (lis remarks many people inferred jbat Mr. Spring fyas receiving a '‘re buke,” when the truth was, Mr, S. called out by his inquiry.precisely the answer he wanted to get at, and no one more highly enjoyed Dr. Stebbins’ remqrtrs-tban be djd- His object was to show that the reading circulated through the Sanitary Commission wasBuch generally as the soldiers desire, and that the tiddlers Iheihselves are competent to sift it, and la this be succeeded. Personal— Went. Georgs J, ]Jo#er, 1st Maine Artillery, has been honorably discharg ed from the service for disability from woundss received in battle, whereby his left arm was disabled. He has recently been doihg duty 'i|f“Camp Berry, to the satisfac tion of Major Rollins, all the officers aud.toi^ diers at/.iat post, and every onp tyhp has had any business to transact there. Bis removal 1 and discharge from a post which he was till ing with such ability has created a great deal of feeling among his numerous friends, and we 41ia^t hat hope that bis discharge may yet be revpked, and )ie be kept ip a place that ha.has.. JHied with so much honor and. credit to him elf. A Monstbb Tbial at Bologna. —A gang of several hundred malefactors had rav aged, the Uoffiagpa^Tobbed a batik at Genoa tn mid-day, and made Bologna almost unin habitable. The Papal. Government had al lowed these malefactors to pursue their depre dations with impunity, and there was reason to suspect tjie complicity of the Papal3 police. Wia to thb'credif. or the Italian Government to have at letfglh brought these ruffians to justice. At present, what may be truly called W monster trial Is gpigg on at Bologna. One hh'ridfed prisoners are oh trial* In order to sendtinnis formidable body of desperadoes, an. iron, cage has been constructed in the court, through the bars of which the ^counsel for the defence communicate with the prison ers, likfl keepers In the Zoological Gardens with wild beasts, jVhen this first batch of scoundrels is disposed of some six hundred more remafn to be tried on the same chargor, Patent.-Jjf,, Qalderwood of tit*city, has obtained a patent for an improyed revolving hay rake, intend*,) for manual or horse labor. jST Aunafnlis correspondents bint at the pas sage through that town of 1^*6 bodies of troops on their way to join Sherman. OKI AND SpiMCTRD. it off apd^tion of Thumps «uled. V Natal papers, just corns to hanre»$tit tigm-liiat heeds Additional ttampina, ia. theenow, "TTTTZ STThe New York Evening 'Post is requested to stand corrected- In giving the yeas and nays on the Constitutional amendment, it puts Ao n in the negatives >*8we#t, rep., of Me.” BTAu mronant wbo has lately been making balloon ascensions in Bio Janeiro, as a part or the celebration of tbe wedding Of a Brasilian princess, rejoices in the name of Gideon Welles. lyGen. G. G. Cushman’s house and out buildings, between the Essex street and Avenue roads, were burned yesterday afternoon. Hif valuaple stock of sheep, Sc., were saved.— ^Bangor Times, 3d. i QrChief Justice Chase and Secretary Stanton came up from Washington to Baltimore, Tues day evening, to attend a lecture given by Henry Ward Beeeber, the first he ever gave in that city. ,g«8be £a*»$°rfc correspondent glie Lon don Herald asserts that Gen. Sherman had be come insane. If Sherman is mad it is a pity that he would not bite about a dozen of our other Generals. la^rrbp Watprville Mail says that on Mon day tost ag.^iils ti. IbffbHy ff that plane, was oroesing-Main street from bear shop to the post office, she slipped and fell, breaking bar arm in a severe manner. t» 'W**’!'-' &-1 flofyespondent requests ns to give the yeas and nays on the poll tax bill. We would inform him (hat in the Senhte, Where tbe “one sixth” idea prevailed, there appears toh&vabeen no call for the yeas and nays, (n tbe House that proposition was unanimously rejected. g"The Hartford Prett don’t believe in fool ing with rebels in arms. Itsays very truly, re ferring to the negotiations with Stephens, Hun ter Co., that if nothing comes of them, re cruiting is stopped, the war spirit coaled, and the war prolonged. Eg1- The Governor has received notice that medals of honor have been awarded the officers >od enlisted men of the 27th Maine regiment who volunteered in the summer of 1863, tc re main after. t)> pardon them out.” 5SsTJames Devlin was shot for desertion on GoveAior’s Island, New York harbor, on Friday last. He had enlisted in several regimen's and then deserted, but very likely would have escaped detection and punishment had he not also de serted his wife to live with another woman, upon whom he lavished the money obtained by bouu» ty-jgmpiug, leaving his wife and children to starve. Incensed by his inhuman conduct, the outraged wife ii)forn;ed against him, and he was fried and convldted, bdt Oh finding that her hus band wag to be shot she became frantic with grief, and hjgipteryiews with him before execu tion, were "painful to witness. Devlin parted from her without emotion, and met hjs.tate un moved. R'ST TELEGRAPEL -*0 THE—«*• j JW pEVEAIJVS PAPERS. From Missouri. Cajko, IU., Feb. 5. The 8learner Mobile City, from Memphis, has arrived with 500 bales of cotton, princi pally ffr tUBtfU. It was reported that Gkn. Veatch had been relieved Irom duty at Memphis, and assigned to the command of Little IWb, Artr. Onn. Roberts is reported to have succeeded Gen. Veatch. Fifteen deserters, principally from the 133d rebel Tennessee infantry, including a surgeon came in to day, and took the oath. The sur geon was directfrom Tupelo, Mies,-, whBte he stated Hood's army bad goqe into winter quar ters. He contradicted the report that Cheat ham had made a speech to the rebel troops, advising them to go home, and remain there, as the rebel cause was hopeless. On the con trnry, Cheatham had merely given furloughs to thh rebel sbldlers, that they might go-horae to see their ft tends, and to recruit. He also stated that many of the rebel soldiers, who had declared their intention to desert on ac count of the destruction of Hood’s army, on learning that they would be furnished pith comfortable winter quarters and be better Clothed and fed than heretofore, were again returning to the rebel army. A baker of Memphis, named Spencer, out side our lines -1 miles from the city, has been arrested and lodged in prison on the charge of trying to smuggle through lb$ lines a barrel oPqulRiBe. Til* barrel was found InJda oel lar, which It Is said he intended-tp dispose- of to the rebels. He had obtained ’a permit to take a barrel through onr lines, representing it to be dour for the use oV his family. ft?" >Far between Brazil Uruguay. New Yoke, feb. 0. The Herald’s Buenos -Ayres correspondent says Paraguay as-qn ally of Uruguay has de clared war against Brazil who has allies, the Uruguayan rebels, aud thp revolutionist Flores. Bight thousand Bfazilliaus and an equal number of Faraguains bad marched into the territory of Uraguay, and lighting was immi nent. Payseuuow had been reduced to a heap of ruins by a Brazilian naval force, and the rebels under Flores; bat at last accounts the brave garrison still held out, and reinforce ments were bnrryipg to their fpljef. Bat Jslqnd.at- thoThoifth of L.a Plata river, which commands tlf° town of Montevador, had been seined by the forces of the King of Italy ano. under claim of the lease ot it for 10 years. A magazine at Buenos Ayres exploded on Dec. 8th, by which 130 soldlehs were killed and woumlt*. J v4 smart little steamer, palled-the Banner, was" at Mdnftvedio suspected of beiog intended for a rebel piivater. Cqpt. Rodgers with'the Iroquois is watching her. She is well adapted to keeping oat of the Way of onr cruisers, while with a couple ol guns she could do more damage than the Alabama. ai—c- -rw i I Full Account of Peace Conference. Yew Yoke, Feb. 7. The Times Washington despatch gives an anthorative resume of the Peace conference. The rhic Gallery ALONZO S. DAVIS, Proprietor, 80 Middle St-, Portland, Mt> Copying done in the best mapper, decBSHf ITCH, ITCH, ITCH! Scratch! Scratch! Scratch I WHEATOJTS OIJVTMEJVT Will Cure the Itch ip 48 Hoars. Also cares Salt Bbbpk, Clcgas, Cbilbla; 8, and all Eruption* of the Skin. Price SO cents, f or sale by ail Dra {gists. By sending 00 osnts to any Apotheo iry hx Po.t land, it will bo forwarded by mail, free or pwta^e,' to any partoftlie Uniltd States. Weeks fc Potxks, Sole Agents, i i. 170 Washington Jttvet, Boaten. Also far sale by „.-u Af. W. Wmppib, j4E2tteoiirim andE. L.8TABWO. L,. :#£fr———— JD£t. TBBBBTT8’ p ir rs/oioo/fi4* ~1t AIK a K G E N E R A T O R I ITS MODES OTBBAVDI: ,‘vi‘ if *5 a V* M d>.iO Immsdinteiy beneath the scalp there *Fe i«ry small bodies oalled Glands ;or mcreeonunonly lieu of the Hair. It is from these Glands that every ixiir ofthe heed is formed and soersted As long as i le Malp is tree from disease these bodies also rem:,ln healthy, and the hair keen* its natural appear; me and color But Whop burners and other disease, af. foot the feealp these gtands become involved in .he same disease, and tho hair gradually turns, gray, ry and brittle. Sooner br later tbe hair begin* to mil off, and In many cases, if ant arrested, will produce oompleto baldness. To remedy this pathological condition of I he glands, and create* new and healthy action,tho Physiologioal Hair Hegenerator has proved a n> t Fuat success. is notwjpye.’-'aad will u«t stain a partial*. It will positively “Bkstorb URay Uaiu’’ in all oases ^n|S*^e?^U'd«^b1eu^r2eWVV,t;dn''Jr root* of the hair are not completely diaorgaBizec It prevents the hair from falling off, and remover ill dandruff, heat, humors and itoning from the ac?.-v highly porfhme4,acd as a dressing it has Bo supi ri or. Tn',fregiaa>ajtcr"4irwarrahtedtoproduoeihe above results In all cases, If not the money to ho refunded. Wfth It eTery “Gray Head” in Ha-v tand oanberastdred iu ley than thirty day*. Price tjl. per Bottle. TBBBETTS BBOTHEKS, Druggists and Chemists, Proprietors. Ktaehe.ier, i 11H if.Mfvrt N H iOJSOmS Q. qaO»iriy f CO., Hanover General Wholesale Agents W. W. Whipplh", Ageilt for Portland, Maine. Jan Hood 4m’ u_.a r. ov 'ttOREHOUND aNI) TAl! FOBTiqc CUSH OF Cemqhi, Oakit, fmjiuenzn, Hoar must. Difficult Breathing, and aU AJftetiout of the Throat, BronoJU *1 Tube* and Lung*, lending j. to Consumption. This sovereign remedy Is compounded from the favorite recipe ox an ilfnsiriouel'hysioian and Cb m iet, who for many year* used ft with the mo> t com plete aUocese tri his oxtenaive private practice. Me bad long been profandiy impressed with he wonderful virtue of hauey of t foe pfant Horehound, in union with th9 t-wsmy and Heating properties of tar extracted from the Life ITineiple of the fore.-t toe Ahiet Bqttamea or itahn of Gilead For year* AO WWbafflnh intiia attempt- to bland these great mediolnalforeeehito-tt'iia union that ihe-originsl power of each would be pr served, the Jisagreenblo qualities of oommon tar remove and I he rie* ul the eompound he within the means of ail: A t list, alter a Iona course of difficult ohemioal oxperin.ei.Ls he found th»t hy adding to these fire other 'osiedi ents, eaoh one valuable by itself, be not only it laln ed the dedred results, but greatly lnereasen he ourative power of the oompeund. This hm tag been thoroughly teste by Bfaoiipe, is n*w offered tq the gensrarpublie as asafe,pleasant had luralitbl* rJji. udy. Price 50 Cents per Botttle. gi»ur'*i8by W F' P«*tiand, and alldrug 0^11 you are in want orany kind of PK'NTiNG all at thef>aRvPr*e«n8iae. Boston Stock Ust. sals at Thu BaoKuae’ Boaas, Feb. 6. i. OOrt American Bold,...'....t..,.. 2U3i .......do...aw! 5.M0 ...iA /do.......b 80 *14 3QQo.....,.do.::"...aw 5.000 .do..b*0 21SJ 8.000 .do...1». .2’4 16.000 .do.. 36 212 10.000 .do... $8 ij 8 CouponSixes(1881)' dOO United Sta rs Currency T S-lOths. i .000 United^8tates Ten-Fortfos.t..., ’300 United 8tates Debt Certiflca'tie (Feb) 1.000 ..do (March). 42.000 .do (Aug). j. jjW United^Statos 5-»’e.ljj 1? X?Tl?.0!,t *“0 Massaaeaobuietts R R...! 1 41 4 SJ* Colony and Fall River Railroad.1)4 6,030 Boat cm A New Fork Air Line K R Sixes hit H Vormflntapd Canada Railroad.it,2l _-_LUJllmi l 11 -II—I __ EXPORTS. .Liverpool—3060 bbU aenr.10 bbta ashes, 172 pkge butter, 160 bags peas, 77 tree lard, 871 boxes beoon. 'jkmttMBP. In this city. Feb 9, by Rer Alex Burgese, at the re •idence of the brida'« father, Capt A IK Benson. 1st Reg Mb Cavalry, and Miss Mary C, eldest daughter iU Hr biaren. Esq.of l*or land '"If Mty Feb S. byftev A Da ton. Richard ji j aad Miss Sarah A MbCrum, both of Port* 8am«aieHPiwf«hariali W Nutting, of J,7mm Lteveland. ot Fairfield ReyUnoidr’J‘D22 Willla!aU^^»d DIED. U Liming ton, Jan U, Mr James Frost, teed 73 years 7 months. $yrbe faneral services of the late Mrs Hannah Cuiiius will take plsce on Wednesday afternoon et 2) o'clock, at the loddence of 8 11 Coleeworthy corner of Oxford and Boyd streets. In Bath. Feb 4. Lizzie Field, daughter of Capt 8amnei and .sarah B Snow, aged 3 years. In Parsonsfield, Jan 11, M Jane, daughter of Joe Roberts, aged 19 yean. 11 Illinois, Dr Milvia A Emery, formerly ot Tar sout field, Me, aged Id Bangor, Fab 4, L'weyn Leslie, son of Norris Walker, aged 7 years 8 months. to Norfolk, Va, Jan 2$, Mrs Sarah F Hansoom. aged SO years—wi e of Isaiah Hanrconi. Constructor c S" N. end daughter ot Joseph Frost. Esq. of Eliot. 10Immtthsl*Ud' Jan 27, Fred’k S Brown, aged 22 yri In Rangely Plantation, Jan 13, W W Loring, aged 36 years 10 months. M1NUTDRE almanac. Tuouday. .February 7. sSS li9,®*.. 07 I Length of days.10 16 8*a Mt*.5-231 High water ,a mb. 8 26 ^E AHUSTK ~NEWH POHT OF POBTLABD. *"***.ARRivED. Febrn“rT0 Steamer Chesapeake. Wllietta. New York 8oh Webhauuet, Dunetn, Lincolnville Sob Brilliant, Dunbar, Be Hast for Boston. CLEARED. Baique Rosamoud, Fiekett, Mataazat—Chase Bros A Co. [ruou ouu coanxBroHDKKT.) GREEN'S LANDING-Ar 89th, sob Olivia B, Gilmore, Horton NS for Boston. Ar 2d, sob Jenny Lind. Condon, Bolfhst. To Maamnss —Vessels anchor!, g in Doer Isle Tboreaghfhr* are requested not to anchor their vet teit over tea rode to the Wetttcard of QreeWt Wharf, as there Is a sunken wreck to the westward, in tbe anoherlng ground. The A14 barque Gen Cobh. 648 tuns, built at Bath in 1864, Las been sold for 927.006. SBtr builoixg.—Ship building in Maine is assum ing new proportions and extensive preparations are being mad* to build the coming season. Several yards, which have been closed the past few years, will be openedin the spring, and sites 1 r new on.s are in demand. At Thomaaton, Capt Band Warts will baild a ship of 1660 tutu, to be finished by mid summer; men are now engaged south procuring tbe materials. Capt L B Gllehrist. with the penln.- of I tpring. will eommenee two large ships and one or I mere small one*. Gerry A Btetson have already commot-eed a ship of 2000 tons, to be finis bed in 1 August. Edwin Welch A Co are engaged in building several coasting vessels of about 800 tons;' they have just launched two. Chapman A Flint have lual eom pietad a ship of 17Q0 tons, and aro about belling np the framo for another. At EWl Machias, 3 M Wormell A Co have on the stocks a brig of about i60 tons. P 8 J Talbot A Co bare a schooner of 226 tons aboet half built. Chat H Tel bat bee a tobooner of 120 tons nearly finitlied. 8 W Pope A Co have tbe frame oat for a scheone. of 200 tr-ns. Wm N Knox is getting out tbe frame for a vessel of 260 tons. At Machias, Lowell Nash bit on the stocks and nearly ready for luttnehiug a brigot 830 tone Long fellow A 8«n ate building a brig of 230 tons, with full po-p Master Shaw is getting out the frame for a vessel of about 160 tons. At Soareport. Capt Jobs Oounqr it eeuatruetin g a barque of 400 tins. D S Good stein engaged tn build ing a ship or 800 tons, Wm MoGilrery is building a ship of 9 0 teas; bo has a crew engaged in Maryland in getting out a wbit* oak frame lor a ship ot 1100 total, to be built the coming season. NOTICE TO MARINERS. CORK HARBOR, IRELAND CHANGE OR 1I8HT OH ROCRK rOIRT. The Po-tof Dublin Cprpora-tion bu given no ioe that the fixed light now exhibited from the lauvrn of the light tower on Roche l'oiot. the east point of entrance to Cork Harhor, will, on and aPor the ve nine of Dec 1,1804, be changed to a revolving red light, (bowing its greatest brilliancy once in every minute. ADDITIONAL LIGHT TO HARK THE POSITION OP DAUNT'* ROCK. Also, that on nnd after tbe evening of the let' Octo ber, 1864. a fixed white Ugbt will he shown Iron. ,he base of the seine light-tower on Roche Point, to mark the position of Dauut’s Rock. The light will be visible between tho bearings of NR by KIN,or between Robert’s Head and a ,!is tame of half a mile to the Eastward of Daunt’s Rock Mariner’s are therefore cautioned, when appro h ingCork Harbor at night, to keep eastward of the limits of tbe fixed white light until they base pa-sed the rook, SU0ND1NU or XOGU BELL. Also, that the Tog bell litely erected at Roche Point will in future oe soenped eight t mes in a adn ata, during P ick and foggy weather. All bearings are magnetic. Variation Ui West in 1801. By order of the Lighthouse Board. W- B. tslIUBHK K, Chairman Washing _ disasters. B»ij| Frontier, of FortlMd, Iron Mataiuaa. pu in fL^*^Wt,k.Bre?kw*teir aut wiUi lots, of d«k io»d, and other damage, SAThosC BaMett Card, from Bath for Porireae Monrob, pa Into iiolawe' Hole Sd Inst, with loss at jib and mainsail torn. Seb Israel L Snow, Savage, fm Rockland for New York, before reported ja collision wi-h a vessel at New London, has completed repairs and sa led again on the 3d Inst. r... DOMESTIC PORTS SEA^^E—Below Dec 15, ship Coqulmbo, Bi jd, ,n& Straits of Kuo* Dee 18. barque C Devens, and brig Deaeon, from Snn Francisco, bound in SAN FRAN CISCO-A r 6th nit. barque Oak 11,11, Groonleaf, Took,lot; brig Ida D Rogers, Morehouse. Karagama; 7th, Sheet Anchor. Brown, Port J ud low; Wih, ship Andrew Jaekson, Robinson New Y ork. 181 days. S d l.h ult. barques Chtls Mitchell, Stevens, usd Lucy Ann, Townsend, Puget Sound. Sid 7th, barqae Sierra Nevada, Tenney, Pert An SSekuldi*^ ship HUsmbsth KimbalL Greenleal, lor PORT ROYAL 8C—Ar 23d,barqae Annie M Pn’ra er, Skolfleld, Batfc; 27th, tch Ughtfcot, Clark. Mor ri* bland, Ar 88th, sobs Antiatam, Chandler, New York: brig Abby Ellen, Gilmore, Philadelphia; sobs Ira Bliss, Bregf. and MsrcUs Hunter, Orr, New York Old 26th, sob Artie Garwood. Godfrey. Philadel pBut: 27th, barque Mary Bently. Clarke, do. Cld 80tb, brigs Stephen Donean, Tyler. New York vl» Borrw bland; Tempest. Wilson, New York. 81d 27th, bdrquc Mary Bentley; 28th, brig J W opeiKflr NORFOLK—Ar 1st, brig Kolerson, Mayo, Bajti more (and sailed for Fortrese Monroe.) BALTIMORE—Cld 2d, Kb J 8 Litchfield, Haskell, Boston. 1 Cld 4th. tch Albert Clarence. Freeman, Portland via Deal’s bland. PHILADELPHIA—Cld 3d, brig Samuel Welsh, Cramer, Savannah. KftlnM 4th tlRVORA PhilnBd TVotrio fhatn f* ®ol*”re,B«»kw*'er barque Annie Kim bell, fm Philadelphia lor New Orleans; brigs Fron tier, irons Havana; Emma, from St Tbomae; Moos Day, fm Pert Royal 80; Coneord, fm Beaufort NC; Ida M Comery, from Key W,st; idu MoLeod, from New Orleans, and John Walas. from Port Royal SC; «hs Addle P sampeon, Mayflower, S A Hammond, Gergle Peering, and otherB. NEW YQ.RX—Ar8d, aeht Two-Forty, Lewis, hn Fort^M Bey MF; Fred Siberer, SimmoDB, fm Ul. oe BW CB; JhiRod, Hatch, Rockland. ■irPM-yV>hlg Moun alner, Foldt, New Orleans; *4ht W® »te^ory, Regan. Portland; Willow. WU-' 00X, KMtport ship C Grinnell, Sponeer. London. XRW LOXDOX—Sid 3d, soh Israel L Snow, Sav age. (from New York) New York. NEWPORT— Ar4th. sobs Bay Sta'e, Torrey, from Rook land fur New York; Mary E Gate. Hopkins, from Calais for do; Damon, Pitobcr, from Boston for Fortress Monroe. Ar 8th tch Geo Ilenry, Curtis, from Portland for New York. HOLHES'S HOLE—Ar 3d, schs Hattie Coombs, Brown.New York for Boston; Uannie WesSbro >g. Littlejohn, Portland fbr Baltimore; Tho/c Bartl- t Card, Bath for Fortress Monroe. Sid 4 b, son Geo W Snow BOSTON—Ar 4tb, brig Scotland, MeLcllan, Csr den»a: sob Crown, Ainee, York. CM 4th. barqne Tarando, (CbilBan, late S L Bry. ant)McCaslin, Valparaiso; Lawrence, Howes, hew Orleans; nhs Columbia, Brown, Bucksport- i. c Brown. Burns, Uookluud. Ar Blh sch Gen Meade. Dliwmore. Lubcc. Ar6th, sobs JP Mercian, Clark, Beifiwt; Cas'el lane, Cunnisghapt. do., brig Ka Kennedy, Gayer, New Orleans s.H,LJU£~-4r 4th> •eh Zliu Otis, Ryder, fm Belfast for New York. GLOUCESTER—Ar 2d, tch S S Lewis, Condon, Rons Belfast for New Bedford. Arad, sobs Oriole, MePboe. Boston for Eaetpert; Arcade, Magoon, Belfast for New York. FOREIGN PORTS. Ar at Valparaiso Dee 28. ship Qolndaro, Manning, Boston. 8Jd Doe 24, ebipe Crest of the Wave. Woodmt n, Cork; 30tb, Sportsman, Uawson. San Francisco. At do Jsn 2, barque Wheutlund, Oliver, anc. Ar at Nagasaki Oet 28, barque Comet, Wright, Hong Kou#. Ar ut Macoa Nov 10, ship Honry DarHag, Reed, Singapore. Arat Callao Dee 28. ships Guardian, Rowl-1 d, Sen Francisco (and sailed next day for Chinches); 30th, I F Chapman, Miller, Chlnehas,(snd sailed Jan Tor Antwerp): 31s», J P Whitney, Avery, do (and sailed Jan 8 lor Genoa); Jan 2. Templar. Bartlett, Buenos Ayres (and sailed 5ib for Chinohas); oainne Sarah A Staples. Staples, do, (and sailed 6th ioi Chinehasl;. 8th, ahip Caledonia, Carter, Chiuchaa, (and sailed 11th for Hamburg Sid Deo*t, ships Bunker hill, Duvls, Franco; Jan 12th, Caatillian, Pike, Chinohas. In port Jan It. ships Delfthaven, Freeze, fm Mon tevideo, ar 2d; Cowper. sparrow, irom Boston, ar 6th, dtsg; Young Eagle, Walksr, and Enoch Talbot Merriraan, fm Chincfias. ar lnfi; Abbott Lawrence Patterson, tram do. ar 12th. RioGrando”6lh ln8t> barque Zephyr, Lane, from ShXtJSofl&.’K? *“P Joai‘h BU,r’ "tat. OKentf^f^-^ConiuitutiomSnmner^Hl^rn^Mor.' At Rio Janeiro Dee 23 ships Tiber, Arey, fm Bos ton. arUth; National Eagle, Matthews and Ando- bon, Thteher. for Akyah hi ballast; Chris Hall,F>ee man; Atslanta. Barnes, and Boewell Spraguo. Cros by. nee; barque Traveller, Randall, for New York; New Light, Brown, u»o At Cape Verd Islands 1st ult. barque Funny Buck, SweetUer, from Cardiff fbr Callao; brig Chicopee, Kelley, nun. Ar at Barbados# 7th ult, barque St James, Wan, I New York for Slndad Boliver. Sid 6 h, barque S W Holbrook, Small. St Martina. At Port an Prince 14th nit. hrig Wm Nash, Gould, Cherrytteld, ar Utb. Sid 8th, brig Chimboraaoo, Warren, Xiragoanc. SPOKEN. Jhnll, off Cape Henlopen, barqne Alto, from Sagu* for Philadelphia, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. DEERING LI ALL. Lesioci and Managers,.Hid well tf Pike. Tuesday Evening, Feb. 7,1865, Will to waaenual tla^xeatuaugtjaa Uhi drama la Four Acts ent.tled I»o©p» O’Day, 0* I ,1— School Committees arc Inrltod to I8»DR.C. KIMBALL. e II t i S t l,°i 1351-2 Middle Street, Portland, Me.

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PORTLAND AWD TlCIJVJfy. 1 Ketr Advertisements To-Day, Mechanic's Lyceum •j' Franklin Family Sohool. Box Manufactory. Cratches. A Card. Hilton’s Cemont. j yi«'• Valentines. Theatre—Dccrlng Hall. Social Letee. J .c Special Botioe- ff The following regulations will be rigidly observed by tlw Proprietorsol the Press; 1. No papers will b.deltv«rw by Carrier# exeept to tbo»e who hive subscribed attho offloe. 2. No Carrier will be allowed to sell papers oa bis route, or tooolieet money from subscribers. Carriers round gollty ef violating the foregoing iwlee they will be diaoharged. Oity Affairs. In Board of Mayor and Aldermen, February 7,1804. J Orders passed.—For paying bounties to those who enlist under the last call of the President—$300 for one year, $400 for two years, and $500 for three years. The amount to be paid as follows—$200 ou their entrance Into camp and $50 every six months after ward. Nothing to be paid until the Legisla ture shall pass au act authorising cities aud towns to raise moneys for the payment of bounties. To pay J. C. Woodman, Jr., $163 damages caused by the laying out of Poplar street. Designating the square made by the junction of Free and Congress streets and the crossing of High street, as “Congress Square.’’ Authorizing the City Treasurer to hire money as it may be wanted for the purpose of payiDg bounties to enlisted men. Ordering the City Auditor to include in his yearly esti mate of expenditures for each year, commenc ing with the present year, one-fourth pm of all sums appropriated lor the payment of bounties, until the lull amount of the sum shall be paid. Ordering the Assessors lo assess the sums estimated by the Auditor lor the payment of bounties, and such Bums ttus t raised by taxation shall be appropriated for t he payment of loans or other liabilities for ifa5T A joint resolution'was‘offered, proposing to compensate loyal person? for loss by the rati fication of the anti-slavery amendment. Laid over. A joint resolution was passed that no pay ment will hereafter be made to any railroad which received grants of land, and that tbe Secretary of War cause to be refunded monies paid such companies. A resolution was adopted that the District of Columbia committee inquire by what au thority persons of color are required to obtain passes to leave Washington. Mr. Cox, offered a resolution that the Pres dent is entitled to grautuae ol tne country (or his endeavoring to ascertain the disposition of the rebels, and that he be respectfully request ed to omit uo honorable exertion hereafter which may lead to peace and tJnlon. Laid over until Monday. An amendatory internal revenue bill was reported from the committee on Ways and Means, and made a special order after one o’clock Wednesday. Mr. Davis’ of Maryland, amendment creating a board of Admiralty was after some debate rejected—00 against TO. i The House concurred in the amendment of •the committee providing for an additional midshipman to the Naval Academy from each congressional district. The Navy appropriation bill was then pas sed. The Ho use agreed to hold evening sessions •on and after Wednesday next, for th» con sideration of the internal revenue act. The House agreed to the Senate’s resolution' to count the electoral votes in joiateobvention on Wednesday next. Mr. Chandler asked but was refused leave to Introduce a resolution, calling on tbe Secretary of War for tbe basis upon which each of the quotas of different districts and States fa been re-established under all the calls, wttb i he number of troops and seamen furnished* by each, and their respective terms of service. Mr. KdgertoU, of Indiana, offered a resoluiion declaring against, as bad been done in ibe Washington Chronicle, the President being called the sovereign head of the government, and also against the law of arbitary arrest*. The House refused to second the demand for the previous question, and the resolution lies over. On motion of Mr. Garfield, of Ohio, the committee on the Conduct of the War, were in structed to inquire into the entire military campaign of Gen. RosecranB. Adjourned, Beport of the Committee on the Fdifcre at FeUreburg- Washington, Feb. 0. The committee on the Confduet of the War, through (Senator Wade, their chairman, made a report to-day, relative to tbe failure of the attack on the enemies lines before Petersburg. It will be seen, the committee say, from the testimony that when the order to withdraw was given by Gen..Meade against the repre sentations of Gen. Burnside, orders were also given by Gen. Mesde for offensive operations to cease on the right of Gen. Burnsides pos ition, and Gen.Ords troops were at the same time withdrawn from the position where they had been placed in support of the 9th corps. Gen. Gfont attributes the disastrous re sult in a greater or less degree tq the trqops being unaccompanied by any of the division. commanders. I Hit. In conclusion the committee report that in their opinion the cause of the disastrous re sult of the assault of tbe 30th of July last, is mainly attributable to the tact that the plans and suggestions of the fijenergl Who had de voted his attention for so long a time to the subject, and who had carried out to a success ful completion the project of mining the ene my’s works, and who had carefully selected and drilled his troops for the purpose of receiving whatever advantages might be attnwabfe tjjjjji the explosion of tue mine, .should have been entirely disregarded by'a General Who had evinced no faith in the snccesrful prosecution of that work, had aided it by no countenance or open approval, and has assumed thence di rection and control only when it was complet ed and the lime had came for reaping any ad vantages that might be derived from it. Jti.aoTat Jfihio ii ,'J-Bisrsir I Tvm‘i-4'.' jjaui j IQtomeu iia«v«J rlaoJ“ 1A' Latest from Sherman** Army—from Rebel Sources, r8JL4.DBI.P81A, Feb. A special dispatch1 to the Evening Telegraph from Washington, says the Richmond Whig has the following: Charleston, Feb. 2.—A dispatch from Brax ton Bridge, dated at 7-40 last evening, says the enemy advanced to-day across Whippy Swamp, driving our cavalry on our left six miles from this place. They are supposed to be in heavy force. There is a column of cavalry on the Augusta road moving for some unknown point. Whippy Swamp'Is about thirty miles north west of Pocatallgo, and about the seme dis tance southwest of BrapchviHa. -pefore reaching the latter place Sherman's troops will have to cross several tributaries pf the Com bachee, as well as of the Edisto. The enemy has possession of McBrides Bridge, apd skirmishing is going on in front of Braxton Bridge. T&o eijwgy l?'fpftajnly moving on Branchville. A dispatch-from Adam’s Run, says the enemy cpgye up in berg.es to Gerings’ Island yesterday about noon, and drove in opr pick ets, fired several buildings on plantations, and are retiriug. This morning three steamers are off White’s Point, and a lauding is threatened. Adams’ Ran is about twenty miles south west of Charleston, G en. Sherman Moving «n BrmnohviUo—Rebel Report* from Richmond. W-MipwDTOT; Feb. 6. The Richmond Despatch of the 4th, says, it was thought a portion of Sherman’s army might attempt to cross the Salkahatchie seven miles above the railroad bfidafe\'.. The 26th corps was still at Roberteville, and the 14th corps was crossing at that place. The sum of everything known oil tho sub ject, amounts only to what jfe have believed for several days, that Sherman is moving on Branchville lh foroe. The same paper says very regular cannon ading was heard throughout yesterday in the direction, of Rarmuda Hundred. We have beard no explanation. It is possible the Yan kees have resumed work en the canal. Capt. Hatch of the exchange bureau, whc started for Washington as secretary of our peace commission, made his unexpected ap pearance in this city last night, having come through Grant'* lines yesterday. Hp brings us no intelligence of the commissioners. ~.u .sgUibKi attiloa r-asva i 1** gf v ~r—«—rfurvxiK VemmmtK: Washington, Feb. 0. It is reported and believed that since the, President’s return, he has related to the cabi net the particulars ot the conference with the rebel peace commissioners, and that they ail endorse Ms course in the premises. No of ficial action has however been taken upon the subject, U uiaajjoZ To-day's Chronicle says the rebel peace commissioners have before this laid their case before the Southern people, and the southern people have heard, or must soon hear that their leaders would consent to nothing bnt recognition of rebellion. We are of course unauthorised to say how much Mr. Lincoln was willing to concede. The only condition to an honorable peace seems to have been de clined by the rebel cornmUstoneft, that con diti >n being restoration of the federal Union, The Commercial’s Washington dispatch says the President will issue a proclamation setting forth the result of the peace negotia tions, and calling on the people to fill op the armies, and assist in closing up the war by overwhelming the rebels by military opera*

n V. --«♦-r— wlllfl’ Message of Gov. Cony to the Legislature on the Abolition Amendment. Statu House, AyousTA, Feb. 6. Gov. Coney laid before the legislature to day an official copy ot the resolution adopted by Congress, amendatory of the constitution. In his communication he savs: “I congratulate the people*of this State, that the time has arrived when In legitimate juid constitutional method, a subject which nas been so long the exciting cause of angry dis cussion, and at last was made the pretext for plunging the Union Into a bloody and fratri cidal war, attended with unutterable woes, may be finally put at rest. I congratulate yoq .personally that In your character as the constitutional representatives of the people of Maine, the felicity is vouchsafed to you to give effect to their will by voting for the extirpation of a Bystem utterly at varlence with every other human institution offensive to the best instincts of oar species, founded on disre gard of the first principles of human justice, and in, violation ot the laws of God.” The resolution was referred to a joint select committee, with instructions to report a bill ratifying it on tbe part of the. legislature of ytvn Washington. Washington, Feb. 6. The Senate to-day confirmed the following nominations:—Edwin C. Cushman of Massa chusetts, to be Consul at Rome; Qapt John A. Winslow to be Commodore in the navy from June 20, 1864; Lieut. Wn». R. Cushing to be Lieut. Commander from Oct. 87,1864; Acting. Volunteer Lieuta. Edward Hooker, E. F. Devins and J. W. Smith to be Acting Vol unteer Lieut. Commanders: Acting Master James R. Wheeler to be Volunteer Lieut.; Lieuts. Henry B. Seeley, A. V. McMalrn, A. Tates and Clark Merchants to be Lieut. Com manders. The ]>reu> Tax Bill. NEW Yobh, Feb. A The Post’s Washington dispatch says the new tei bill reported to the House this morn ing, imposes an income tax often per cant, on all amounts exceeding 3000 per year; on crude Petroleum, six cents per gallon; on cigars, sixty cents per pound; on manufactured to bacco, forty cento per pound; the present rate of taxation on manufacturers Is increased twenty per eent. A section taxing all sales is reported, but its adoption is not recommended. ”?!y***?*!,E *2na b’.myi/ ,w«f. mniirul 7 JTMo Hark Market. Haw York. Feb. A. ^Cotton—firmer; sales 350 bales; middling upland Flour—sales 80.000 bbls; State and Western So hlghsrr State *20 8 f0; Bound Hoop Ohio 10 66® 11 HO; western 926*9 90: Southern firmer; sales 4® bb*s at 9 46*1160; Lsu-tla oul»t a* 9 40 ®11 60. Wheat—!@8e higher; sales 7600 bushels NoJ2 Milwaukee club at 216; 8500 bnsbels Amber Kon tuokv on private terms. Corn—nnobanged with small sales. 1 Oto-quiet; rales of Western 109®109*; Canada Beef—quiet. Fork—firmer; sales 7600 bbls new bates at *6 60® 86 00. ard-flrmtr; sales 8660 bbls at 18 231; very choice 28|. 1 Butter—Ohio *0®4«; State4S®63. "..1 I Whiskey—dnl); sales 605 bblj at 2 31®2 81. Klee—dull. Sugar—firmer bnt quiet. Coll'ee—dull. Molasses—dull t' Hsval Store;—Arm, r. v, Otis—mu. ,U Ferrolenm—quiet. i i; Tobacco—dull Freights to Liverpool—dull. Stock Market, Haw Yobk Feb. 6. Second Board.—Stocks firm. American Gold.....218* United States 6’s 1881 coupons,.ilO United States6-20 rrgis'erred.,,v..;......a....108* United Slates 10-49 ooepoce .1 Ik Cumberland Coal Co..........w| nteifioMall... .•..'..,...;.;.*....v..,u..2» Hew York Central............110 .1,,[t.,y,. 731 Hstsoi):.,.. V ,g., 106 S£dJ»* ...-,...1064 Michigan Central..’, .,i...........■ .1101 Miohigan Southern,..i..694 Illinois Central sorip,.,J.... .118* Cleveland k Pittsburg........ 8«J Chicago k Kook Island .....93* 'told dosed at Gallager's Evening Exchange at ?1"-" CAVALRY HORSES WANTEID

Hones wUl be purchased at Limerick, Tuesday, Feb. 14th, 1865, Gorham, Wednesday, Feb. 15th, Portland Thursday, Feb. 16th, and Fri day, 17th, till 12 M, 4kHorisW.K»tt high, and ,n good flash. E. E.SAVAGE, Fob 6—dtd -v—. A Perfect Cnre for Oataprb! DR R. GOODILE’S CATARRH REMEDY, AKD KODBOFTKKATifinrT li The Acme of Perfection! ■1 J j IT penetrates the secret amhus/t of this territkii disease. and met rminata# a, root and branch, fo’bver. btiri.i i.,: It removee au the wretched symptoms of this loathaoma malady, and aver consumption E‘n(1 It alleviates more agony and silent sujjhring than tongue can veil. rr It is noted jor curing the most kopek te .stsmnl bin. i-bbiM toe sfi B .H-io •*MI® 6 9t8VWb t.fti Tivoa ;.,aion8Xs:-.;, f mSt manufactured by the NEW YORK PIANO PORTE CO., S94 Hudson Street, N. Y.. I would call the attention ef tho pub io to the auperior quality of these instruments. They are equal to btoinways’, Chicke.ing.' or those of any »e it worfinaii that could De found in the Area otms manufactories in New York, principally in Mr bteinway's Factory, every part ot their instruments is dune in the best manner, aul this enables tne Company to furnish Pianos, which if equalled t an hot be sat parted fonqmsiisy* aid power of tone, easiness of action and be auiy Judges of Pianos and puro'taserB are requested to call at 241 Cumberland, head of Mechanic Street any time du'ing the day or evening, where two .ml N. Y. nano Forte Co., 394 Hudson St., New York. Beferenoes—M. Hermann Kotzschmar. Ian30d2w L LSALT TO ARRIVE. 3SOO Hhds per ship “W. Libby.” DANA CO. an28dlmj»).TO JSiO Notice. _ Fobtlahi., Jan, 28,186i. Skr B certify that we have thoroughly examined TY the Machine Shqp of the Portland Company aul that th re is no danger of aooident. The only deiect was in a few of the floor timbers of the third atory. This haa'beeb remedied o» us to bepe:feotiy safe until the whole strueiure can be made doubly stiong by new beams and oolamas which are in progress and will be completed as soon as practicable. Thoe. J, Spabbow, )an80 Gao. Bbocx. Portland Army Committee U. U. Olfristtafi; Cfctettiission, dlestrem**’^*' ^“.receives Stores atU«,MK Tremsnrer, CyrusStnrdivEut, receives Monsy at Commercial street. Seoretary, Henry H. Burgess, resales Letter, at 80 Commercial street. Andrew J. Chase, Dr. W. Johnson. lunelSdtt S av© ¥v>ur C5»il. I have the agency of Oimrteadslmjpoved Patent Oiler. CALL AND (EXAMINE. isswgwttae***1 Manuf- B,o°k' J. L. WINSLOW, dgent. Hume* H*| OflO£«oer Sweet Havana Oranges! 5000 LEMONS! For sale at A.ll©n’s Fruit Store, feb3d2w Nos. IS fc 16 Exchange at. Brown’s Baby-Tender. A VERTICAL tad neiaeleea Spring Cradle, easi ly oonverted into a Baby-Jumper, Baby-Horse, Baby-Walk ,.t «r, High Chair, Ottoman, or Hobby Horse. The whole drBjgned to relieve mothers, comfort and imaae ohjldrei.and aaro the expense of a nurse. Its motion ta perteetly healthy and charming. Send for a Oiroular. JOlHDAN WILDER. 191 Washington St., Boston. MT^AlX Exclusive Agent Wanted for this vlcin* ity. Jan2iJ2aw4w Machinists and Iron Founders, HARRISON, ME. T. H. Ricker Sons, ,h_„ ^CANUPAOTCEKES OP i T*“. V-'-*'tflJjio huauh s iraieni narrows. Door Rolls of various styles and sizes. v I Q N P L, N J N G Alterations and Repairs Done (a the most approved manner ou reasonable term*. T. H. RIOKEU SONS. Harrison, Nbv 19,1864.—aattRw

flSftc. H. OSGOOD DENTIST, No. 8 Clapp’s Block, Market Square, HT“Artificial Te6th Inserted on Gold, Silver, and Vulcanite base. All operations warranted to give satisfaction, janeS0eodis&wly’64 'i,: cfcbs: tWKBSfidiblfrh CHARLES CUSTIS CO., ii: 293 Congress Street, (Morton Block.) deolm t!l,,%IOO‘# dale. IjXOR sale the Sloop Senator, 46 tons register, 6 JT feht draft, wag rebuilt at West Brooksville, in 1*63, rekeeled and arerbailed at BUdelgrd. in No vember last, is well found in anchors, chains *nd .rigging, and her sails are In good order, there being over five hundred ya-ds of im-i# in her mainsail. She now liesin the Peol at Blddelord. SM fiEsrjrCBnMftbK^-Bteh Mr. FRANK VERRIEI,, feb0eod4d Biddeford, M) TIMBER LAND. FOR Sale, in t*enneylvania, a tract of timber and,ot about aeveu thousand acres. This land is heavily covered with excellent timber, in lega tion affording rare ftaUUMf ibg safe and rapid tr*T£. porUtion. Title indisputable. A portion of the purchase money can remain on bond aud mortgage. AdJrass Box 719 Philadelphia Post Oflloe, Pa. Ftb 4-43w T '/P '—-f---rt—T-1 Payment of Androscoggin B, R Coupons. THE undersignediwlll f ay all Coupons attaohad to Bonds of tbe second Mortgage of the Andao •aoggin R. H. Co, that tell due in 1881, witb interest to F?b 1.18 6, on presentment at his office in Port land. He alio pays Coupons of sa-d Bonds that fai due betbre, with interest to June w, 1864. JAB V.X C. WOOll MAN, sc. Tr. of Trustees of 31 Mortgage ofthe A B. R.Ce. Feb 2, »6ft, feb4dfcw8n No. Yarmouth Academy, YARMOUTH MAINE. Oil* ,.ost..‘luo» j THE Spring Term will oomirence Feb 18. For particulars address E. S. Hoyt, A. M Princi pal, or JAMES BATES, lan24tf Sec’y qorhAm seminary?^ T»J‘onnV«!u«W7 particulars apply to the Principal, Wm. G. Lord, A. M.o or to F JOHN A- WATR1U4AN, fjbgdtf 8ec> ol Trustees, Portland Academy I ihe Winter Uorm will Begin Nov, hB,. THIS School is for both Misses and Masters,with out regard to gge or attainment*. Pupils may be admitted at any time in tbe term. Farther pm.icujms^to^ novlSdSm 371 Congrwfe^tre^l. B81D0T0N ACADEMY sal's M,J —AX— NORTH BRID&TON, MAINE. L THE Serine Term will commence on Tuesday, t he 28th day of Feb instant. For farther ihfbr- •nation apply,to C. E- Hilton, A. M Principal. 1 D XJ VT8«M-M Q.JlEUi, Beu'y. Feb. 1. 186t-feb6 2awdtw3w' L. o? Coparm^idti* Koitca*. YJITE have this day formed a copartnership under, V| the style,of Fuller g 6tevrns, as whole‘lo stock' 143HMA*|e street, Portland. Ho. John 8. Fuller, JhnuWYMth,' m.» •qa*J¥‘“ ^£355$ iie.i ii Yi> vlosmiol ,'.d o rt. Second* ihe it» urtif* of pcifScttafttv i» itdf daily use as a match composition The honor of the dis covery belong to a SCANDINAVIAN OHKMIST. who has produced, to bless mankind, the long-look ed for Alchemy, audjj it jftAntethat he who irekes two blades of grass grow wherF but one grew be fore, is a publ.o beneiac'or, wi l not the meed of a world's gratitude b5awarded to him whoro^’se vering cflprt* have resulted in producing cbcn ical combinaiicns, tho p/act:cal apprtcAtiofcV* wftieh in daily use will be th 'annual nmng of thousands of lives and millions of treasure A MATCH INODOROUS AND SAFE, all will admit; is a valuable diacoTfry, and thote are the qualtiics of thenewmatoh. -e No Sulphur or Photphoru* «uter into ite ownpositlaB. Satisfled ttf its great val ue and superiority over all other*, the die result hod Inventor was awarded the Priae Meialby tha C mittse of Jhs.Int rsatlounl Exhibition at the Ciya tal palate, in London. wTbjlp all other matches w re excluded from the building. In order that tho PEOPLE OF AMERICA if i>tu Mil.'- ij'i may share with those of Bor pe tb« bltssinga of tbia inventioa, arrangements Ijavo been made for the working of the patent bore, and an as*coiarton formed under the name of The Universal Safety Match Co., who now offer to citizens of tho United Statt s A Domestic Hatch, Inodorous and Safi', AK© FOR OUTDOOR U8B, L‘P A Safety Flaming Fuse or fluid JLhJler,. which neither wind nor min can extinguish A lair trial will verify our statements, W. F. PHILLIPS, _ Agent for UwStnU of Maine W Agent, waated iu every town to the Stat.. i _J*n2lS opdiw Boot Shoe Manufactory, R E l¥l O V A L! HAVING removeddrom West Minot to Mechan ic Falls, shall continue to manu'acturo all tlie kind, of Pegged Boot! and. Shcek, for Men's, Wo “‘-0? and cfflldren’s wear.thnTl have Oar.ally made at the former plaoe fbr thopait nine years; Shall to deavor to make it lor tho interest of my former tomeis to oontinue their patronage, sud wraid iD vite all Maine bhoe Dealers to open a ’trade v j h v JOSEPH MEKHlLi Mechanic Falls, Jan 23, 1866 —|an288w trt, FOR SafeT NEW OBOP MUSCOVADO MOLASSES. •iduii«yai iflox too f>«o >'«J^ol A JEW Hbd* Superior m Matanzss, now landing from bri* P. K. CsrMs. •t Custom ilpuso Whuri. ISAAC EMERY, janl7 dim Head of Lon# Whai r. 'A'tttler thW. IOO KKG8 3Uohi»‘n9aMcr “O Tabs Canada Butter. -ni ,*■»!>Oj 1 y rti so*; a 1 F. A. SMITH, janSSdiw ,19 end21 Silver strep;. CAVALRY HORSES uiuaiuU o,w,i>yiainT ixnLm a 1

ERHIB subsoriber vill.ta at the following pL.ce-. at thethneu4e»ttenedend purchase ail, the* are eaend,a«ttabletorUM servlee. and pe what tti*y are worth. M v- ,r At Bridgton,. Tuesday, February 7th, At Norway, Wednesday, February 8th, A*'©uekfleld, Thursday, February 9 th, At-Lewiston, Friday, February lQtfi. Horse* unit he iram 15 to 18 hand* high; from tto 9 years old, end In good flesh. 8-8 SAVAGtfr Augusta, Feb 2,1866, ubSdtd Portland Businetssi Oolleg-*v Be. 8 Clapp’* BlccV, Congress St. rpffl8 Institution offers to young aaen and la.Mrs n4ssX«uJu.'!iti?fi ftroM“D* S*ouJh bush M™o)*r*hfps iforfblloon-se, compriaiev both t! vo. rj and praotW g«od In tynirtv-nlSe Collies r .B s.itutlng tbe‘‘Infern»tfonal ChafaV' ttae^uniimitl for further Information pleese eau at thbr»n, mVn?hlf0^?^6 8pdo*fcen.Co, mansbip, enclosing letter stamp Addrem lau27eodfcwto^f,T’ 8T,A“°« &GHAY, lanjieod&wam Portfbnd. l||I.W|8J, j! _ I,' t m._ Sanitary Commission 3 OJ,cm I H°M,m«K wI^LA'88?U*N, a»’,Wttf bnrtland. Gennr.1a"*'JI*aijcpt.tbe duties 01 hhe^>lao™»,.fJiho Commission f.ir Waino, sad (SSSSSten?^* ,UOh ***0t Authority of ihe *™M« «™oe to the friends ,.w rtcoS«^ Vii j. FOSTER. JcfcfcftHra, tail wWBiiBetroUr/'; Cauetic Soda and Bleaching Powder, 7 6j3jl roes TtTes^ipj Lending from Steamship pinuutn, And I r Sale by W h'Vises fcEATHE a UOn*. S«b.Yeil865,, (}|Ca»el Sfrret trt- W.rOUY «v*te a« *£o«, k ..iwO **r»K jUtMTrtWi’O --'I ni M. L. aT lecTURES. Ae i_ tirand Comic, Fancy itre$« And Mask Ball! ___ AT LAJMCASTKB HALL, Friday Evening, Feb'ylO, 1365, On rvbiah oqaasibn, the Firemen and Military are requested tis appear fit uniform. Mr. Cert a and lady ®f Boeson, will a.’rive In our city Wednesday morning, Feb 8, and wi.l be at K. I.. t.0Mn-o.,4 -RA1/ unUow Laaoaeter Hall, until the night of the Ball, where he will sdpply a'l whd may Isli, Vithtaney and Character Dresses, also. Masks, it a reasonable pride. All are Invited to call and soe the splendid assortment ofdressis which will far Vx oeed anything ever worn ata ball Intblaai'y. Ladlos sassfe--: srfflS’i.'SasWi.vaivi Vt*9t mmm mm ksb»r nr enae in making this tfco Boost ballever given in our city Ifndc by Chandler's Full OnadriFo Band. Tioko;« admitting gintleman an* two lidie., #1. Gents single tickets SI. Ladies 'ingle ticket* 50 oca jmaws*? Robin jou's under Lancaster Rail and by the u*n al gej-aat thedoor. 7 o'cloc? 1t)anekigto oommouoe at 8J Sjl. A.H. .4. ASSBBRHEi O® The Irish Amerioan Belief As-umiwllcn vUl •KaBrnS1Te *tfeoond Couraoof three Asson»blie ryt Isanoaator Hali. The Second of tho Course on Tuesday Evening, January 31st, 1865, The 3d, on Wednesday Eve’ng, Feb. 9. .Idglo-fl Ilsdb ha»s Oi blUttit, ,i u Committee of Arrangement!: Wm. McAleney, John Walsh.' O. Billy, i J. U. Shenhan £l-or, .las. MsLougbiin, John H. Daley, J. H. McCue, B. O. Connor, T. K. Wtal®», F. Conne len. niff ,,r —rr as 1 Floor ommittcc. J&ftKT* .1C>H J®h»Daley, luiie By Biyaeid t Diamond’s Quadrille Bud. THjtel* lor the Course M. single Tiokets 7fiet.«, UF* Dancing to oommenoe at 8 o’olook. Cloth tug oheokeo««e..-j j juoii jaoi#d3w Social Assemblies House, on 4 13 Tuesday and Friday Evening*, Of each week. HF“ Minin to Moran’s Cotillon Band Sand older maintained. Tickets 50 eenta er.ch evening. Ladies lr*y. Doors open at 7 o’cl'e.. Danolng to commence at 8 o’olook. LbSdlw* A MERRY SLEIGH RIDE I 1 The Portland Bdft, IN tall fig, will leave her moorings at the SWing Sohool, South street, for a oruise'around tov,n, atih'ctoeltr.ic., Wednesdays and Saturdays. commencing tbie *o oall. Bucerior Mlectro Magnetic Machine, for sale tag family use with thorough instructions. Dr. D. ran accommodate a Ibw patienU with board and treatment at his bouse Offloo hours irom o'.l-ok a a. to )|g,;i from 1 to 6 r. end 7 to t in the Evening Consultation Pro#. novltt FOR THE FRONT. A D. REEVES, "IjrriLL visit the Army at the fount, and he absent v V Mine four weeks, and will take his flttiay measure# so as to be ab'e to answer orders for out fits ot clothing, military or civil—a good opportunity for those in the service to order Irem homo. Jan6 tt. Dissolution of Copartnership. THE copartnership heretofore existing under the name and style of JOBE T. ROGERS 4 Co., is this day dissolved by manul constat. The aflaln of the 1 >te Urn will be settled by CHARLES B. ROGERS, At the Old Stand, No 61 Commercial s'reet, Portland, Me. February 1, 1866. febZdlm Proposals for Fresh Beef. Imoinrm A. C. 8.. U.V A I Portland, Maine, Feb’y 1st, 1866. f CJEALWD Proposals will bo reoe ved at thie oflieo O until Monday, February 27.1868, at 12 M, tor iko supply of Fresh Beef to all tbe troops stationed at the Camps and Forts in tbe vloinity or Portland, Maine, for one year (or sveh Its time as the Cw. GOULD, Cashier. JnnSOlwdkw Motion. THE annual meeting at the Portland Unioa Rail. way and Bank Bay Land Company fir t ;a choice of officers and each other baalneas as m ip legally come before them, wUi be held at tbe office oi Mosee Gould, corner of Middle end Exohan n streets, at S o’olook, P. M„ Tuesday Feb'vJ, 1865. jendOdlw J.N. WINSLOW, 8ecy. PARTICIPATION. Portland Mutual Fire Inanranca Company. This Company will IseaePoliaiee t« be free after dght or ten Premiums at the option of the timred, and at rate* an low a# iny other company Tbe ieaoe of Free Policies readeia Com »l«e if U* «*rtiolP»tio« <3fw No! 10* Middle Street CHARLES HOLDEN, Pres. Feb. 16—dkwt|

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5 L poetry: r got the, Prets; y»v Our Oarriti. the banner* of amber and purple, t The mystical curtains of crimsoa and white; The towers of jasper—castles of beryl, flave melted away in the abides of the night. ’jjuyg uudiminisbed in lustre are shining, **And the grey mist# of eve £urround all in lore. While the toir burning Crescent of beauty, is Sailing in brightness in the clear vault above. $idty I look at the bright scene before iiuntly X think of the days which are past, scenes which iuwr^pped my childhood were pleasant, "*^The memory of which forever will last 1C\i .0 my heart is now o’er burdthed with sadness, —And grief is now holding unlimited sway, Far ath with his stern and icy brow treated, lias taken a darling loved schoolmate away. tyfj? thought® soar buck to the time I last met her, How bright waj ttye gleam In that laughing black eje! H6W merry- her h art. untouched by soirow, she lovingly kissed, and bade me me Goad Bye. We par ed; little thought we was forever. And my mind returns to the bright days of yo«. Oh, quu she be dead, my dearest toyed schoolmate! But my heart eohoes sadly—Carrie’s no more. t frhtnfc 0f the time when we roamed in childhood, O'er the lie ds low bidden ia darkness to-night, Happy we were as we tripped o’er the meadow, With a fctep as a town's ani a heart as light. The snows of whiter will pA\ o»htr bosom, And r >be the doar mound fa a garment of white, The willow writ murmur as o’pr her beading, •‘Your Carrie is dwelling in Heaven to-night.’' Parents and brother of her who has left yow, J uase upward beyond the mysterious gloom. Which envelopes with dim spectre-like features, grandeur and beauty beyond the veiled tomb. Can ye not see her in radiant garment?, Mingilkg la jOJT ’With the bright beings above, Pearls on her bosom a crown on her forehead, A harp now discoursing tha music of love? -fear C*nk, farewell) -•tis hard tba* to hever. The ties which have bound us together In love, Our God knoweth best, His will be a blessing. Thou’rthappy to-olgMvwith theange^Above. feat tears will toll when I think of thee darling, 4 And my heart will-heave many, many a s^gh. £.h) 1 teest thee now, a vission of glory, God’s blest will be done, I will meet thee on high. «r‘* W«ttbrook. -:.ii Mmma. -STOVES, STOVES! 1 On Sale or to Let 1 C. H. STUART CO.'S, 171 and 173 Middle Street. COMB AND SEE ts •i» The oolob rated ! OFFERED FOR SALE. Appiyto i N. PERKY, T»wq Treasurer, I in24tf At the Sheriff's Office, City Building. r 1-'* Copartnership Notice. Wit have this day reused a oopartnersh p undar the style ol W. P. MERRILL CO,, 0. L and hate taken the t tore j ISTo. 52 Union St., 1 formerly cewpled-bf Mr. Cu O. Packard, whare >i trill oontinoe the Retail Shoe Trade. Mr. p. .UsnaltC, having been in a retail shoo atjre oa afidilo stteatmfteveral years, tod re jAt A, ha, a owe on Si.A.aidfMiOO Strwt, weald nyost 4peoU'l>y invite fneiid»an-e».r^s. Mil winy new ones it ejill aff3 /ce htm^JKP ^Uhion *t*MrfWj* traveling hum hey. isfctlTSif SKINNER'S l-ULMONADES homed rufeiy relieve C"ushe. Colds, Hoarseness Loss** voice Bronchitis, Lassitude. Thirst, end every symptom o tho drat slag soa Pulmonary coisump s ou. They are white, in lorm ot a waisr pud as suitable for thetnfsuwhsthepygfileasa pa tient o* threo 'oofe Vrtti'f Epd ton. ©rater' and nil who oyer tax tb- vsmcI orjfays resmive 2.11 M Oi^^olutiou. TliKuartaafflip 4M-etofore existing ,ndlir tu •tv 1 and nxsn- of Bradley. Moulton fc Rough was oi-s-.lvM by the daoeaoe ol Mr. Moulton on the 25th of Soptemhar Mat. Copartnership Hptipe. We have fit fhrsAod a «opartnership under the nhsu’and «tyt«.dt Bradley, Loo.idge t Rogers, as yho'e-aHdotl-rj yo r««andPrevision,, at 88 Commyrota! »t, ThoffiwsBkctr. PariJand, Me, Kobebt Bsads-uv. Davie W. CooLinug, Alfhuca O. u-yeuB. Portland, Jan’y 2d, 1865. Janidlm RAILROADS. Portland and Kennebec R. K, Passenger Trains leave Portland dal for Brunswick, Bath, Augusta, Kan, Aids ana exowhegan, at 110 r x. At Kendall's Mills his train eonnects at 610 r. X. with train for Bat gor and all stations east ot Kendall’s Mills same etching. Returning, the passenger train is dun in Portland at 8 r. m. Sns train takes passei gsis at KendaUs Mills .rora the train from Bangor at 8.10 a x. CuXxkct on Tioxnra are sold at Freeport,Brans Witk, Bata aadall other stations between wrana u lok and Kendall's Mills, lor Bangor aae aU Otaer stations oi the Maine Central R. R- o"1 of Ken hsouoh Fauns from Portland and Bolton by this route to Bangor will be made the eaxa as by leaves is duo at 3 P si. KDWlo NOYES. Deo 18, *84—decMtfBnpt. YORK CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. nwHO On and after November 1st, ISM, ggBCSBtt'**11* will leave u follows, until fur Leave Baoo Biver for Portland, as (.80 and 8.40 A. M., and 8.40 P. M. loave Portland for Saoo Biver, at 8.00 A. M. and 1.00 and 6.80 P. M. The2.00 P. M. train oat and the 8.40 A. M. train into Portland, will be freight trains with passenger ears attached. _ Stages oonneot at Gorham for Weet Gorham, Standiah, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago, Brldgton, Lovell, Hiram, Brownfield, Fryeburg, Conway, Bartlett, Jackson, Limington, Cornish, Porter,freedom, kadison, and Eaton, N. H. At Buxton Center, for West Buxton, Bonner Efi Sle. South L>mington, Limington, Limertok, New. el4, Parsonsfield, and Oseipee At Saecerappn, for Month Windham, East Bland ish, Sebago, Denmark and Bridgton, Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays. DAN. CABPENTEB, Bupt. Portland, Oot 81,1864.dtf GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY* Of Oanada. WIN TEE ARRANGEMENT. i uiiiiunwi Oa and after Monday, Nov. 7,18M, is&lsxxwKstrains will run daily, (Sundays exeopt eaj ante further notion, as follows: tJP TBA1NS. Leave Portland for South Paris and Lewiston at 7.40 A. M. Also Island Pond, conneoting there with trains for Montreal and the West, at 1.86 P. M. j DOWN TRAINS. j Leave South Paris at 6.46 A. M., and Island Pond at 6.80 A.M. Tbs Company are not responsible for baggage to any amount exceeding 860 in value, and that per eonal. unless notice is given, and paid for at the rate of one passenger for every 8600 additional value. C. J. BkYDUEs, Managing Director. M. BAILEY, Superintendent. Portland, Nov. T, 18M.__nov7 MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. PfffflTiran Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk RijpxjHtestation. for Lewiston and Aobnrn, at 7.81 A and 1.86 P. M. For Bangor »nd Intermediate stations at 1.86 P.M. Itwrouxixa-Leave Lewiston at 6.80 A. M find arrive in Portland fit 8.60 A, W- Leave Bangor at 7.801 A. M and arrive in Portland at 8.16 P M. Both these trains oonneot at Portland with trains for Stages oonneot with trains at crtnuipsl stations, daily lor moot of tho towns North and gjtgt pi this PdMTl.AND,«ACO* PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD. W'NTER ARRANGEMENTS c Commencing Nor. 7tb, IBM, Passenger trains will Rave the gta. otion. foot of Canal street daily, (gun. dark excepted) as follows r Leave Portland for Boston, at 8.46 A.M. and 3.30 Leave Boston for Portland at 7.80 A. M. and 3.80 Leave Portsmouth for Pertland, at Ifl-fiO A. M. and WOP. If. These trains will take and leavs passengers at way "height trains leave Portland and Boston gaily. FRANCIS CHAKR, 8ept, Portland, Not. 4, IBM. ooSl edtf STEAMBOATS. .f»4—| New England Screw Steamship Go sssr—— SEMI-WEEKLY LIVE

Tbe at I0n£i4 Cut 8t©amel»ip8 n’a Wharf. Portland,over* WEDNES DAY and SATURDAY, at 4 P. M., and leave Pier 8 North River, New York, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 8 o’olook KM. These vessely are fitted up w th fine acoommoda thnu for paaaengen, saaking thl* the moat speedy, aafe and oomfortahie route for travellers between Now York and Malue. Passage Wist, {pglulisg Fare and State Rooma. B T\ Goods forwarded by th*e line to and from Mon treal, Quebeo, Bangor, Bath, Augusta, Eastpon and St./obn. Shipper aye requested to send their freight to the b-;eamariiM earifas I JB ?U the day that they r^n^Kttytyf. Portland. H. B. CROMWELL A CO„ N0.S8 West Street, New York. Deo. 0, 1802. dtf Montreal Ocean Steamship (Jo, Carrying tbe .Canadian and United States Mail. passengers booked —^kh—' Londonderry and Liverpool. Return Ticket! granted at Redneed Rates. 5 The steamship PERUVIAN, Capt. Ballin'ine, will ssll from this port tor S&mjagjjP Liverpool on SATURDAY, the 1 lth •WW February, Immediately after the ar rival ur the train of the previous day from Montreal Passage to Londonderry and Liverpool— Cabin (according to aonommoduttppe) 806 to 880. Steerage, 430, Payable in Gold orlts equivalent. For Weight or pa-sago apply to HUG ft A ANDREW ALLAN, 6 G. T. R. R. Passenger Depot, To! he succeeded by the Steamship on the 11 tbFebruary. Portland, Nor. 21,1804. dtl Portland and Boston Line. TUB STEAMERS Forest City, Lewiston and Montreal, until further notice, run u Leave Atianlio Wharf, PoitUud, every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, at 7 o’oloek P. M ,and India Wharf, Boston, every Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursdsy and Fmk in cabin?..*1 oo. Freight taken as usual The Company are not responsible for bsggojre te eny am runt exceeding (GO in value, and t .at per soual, unless notice is given and pa d for at the rata of one passenger tar every *6f 0 additional valuo. Fob. 18,1888; dtf t BILLINGS, Agent. Steam to and From tfce Old Couatry. ./Si'ifTfx The well-known favorite Clyde built ^MHHMfil'on steamers of the Anchor Linn of et"'‘CAI.XBo)lIA,'U''BRl’rAlr WIA” Rod ••UwiTiinX rnoDon," srs intended t sail fortnightly to end from New York, onrrying pas. wagers to and iroio Liverpool, Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin, Waterford, Cost, Limerick, Galway or Londonderry Tfcess steamers were built specially lor'be Atlantic t'W'*TP divided into watt r and air-tight eompartipee ta Bales of Passage. FromNew York ty »ny ofihe above plaoe: Cabin*, •mi sndSlOO; Btoor«re 846, payable in Amncan ourrency. To New York from any of tbo above plages: Cab ins, C6G and *60; storage, *26 l ayableln gul i or equivalent Is American currency Those who wish to tend lor Iheir Iri nds can buy tio'eUat thr.aeta«ei Inm the Agents FRANCIS MACDONALD fc CO. Jan9d4m Bowling Green. New York. new rmFvmn FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF. 41 HmI ExpnUite, Brllcni« p|td F> n mrfmt Perfumr, Diidlled fiouf lire Oar* »*4 J»eaulif*l Flower from whieb ii Boarding. ”’s 8DiriU.°£..^,0,ls> ibrnlebed or pfbralabed Fr board, at 77 Free street. >r*Mf*S| boarde jfeeoaunodatod. feMdlw*^ miscellaneous, the daily press, CALORIC POWER JOB PRINTING OFFICE, N. A. FOSTER CO., Proprietors. Pox Block, 821-2 Exchange St., PORTLAND, ME. Attention Is respeettally invited to ou unrivalled facilities for exoeating lx TUX BEST STYLE OF THE AST, Every description ot BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. Our Establishment Is tarnished with all the ap proved MODERN MACHINERY, And our aoUeetiou of Book and Fancy Types If 111 boar tavorable comparison with any establish meat In the olty. Business and Professional Cards, tOt every variety, style and east, PRINTED AT SHORTEST NOTICE. Bill-Heads Ruled and Cut im the fleet est Manner. BLANKS AND MANE Cff.fPJTfli J Of every description sxe-uted in the best style Ballroed, and other Corporation Wash, dnec with promptnees and fidelity, INSURANCE POLICIES, MILLS OF LADING, TIME TABLES, and all aorta oi LEGAL DOCUMENTS, at short not lee. SETT Busoni, Etpefti, ui ill kith tf Fiaphleti, fat up in superior etyle. 3* ...'i -j i til OtiLl httXi. 9rWP*»d pRlorie Kwfiiute for motive power, and is furnished with Improved s»4 0Q#tiy preeape—Cy Under and Pin ton— from the ipoetoalebnded makers. W* havoto con stant use *80 *f HO ft LARGS OUIfVSS PRESSES, capable of throwing off 8500 Sheet, tm hour; one of Adam’s Power Presses—the best book press in the world; Adam's and Potter’s Poet ifoflAftfp Job Pr,„„; Boggles’ superior Card Pres; Adams' and ynlpn Ijrge Rond Presses, Standinb Presses, and all the msouinory SeoMMfy l&r a well appointed offloe. The Dally Press Job Offloe Is believed to be as well furnished as any similar establishment in the State. Tbpep *aji}lB; bfStf from the country may rely on receiving prompt atlpptigg. If c execute all orders in tha shortest possible time and in the neatest and bust manner. We will do all kinds of printing u well and ae promptly, and as cheap as any other establishment In the City, Connty or State. 4Rofie?ifctJo* Printing “nst bo directed to the Doily Preff /oh qftef, Ro. 82* Exchange street, Portland, Me, The Job Office is under the personal supervision of the senior proprietor, who is the CITY PBIHT EB, and is himself an experienced practical work man, M# employs only well-skilled mechanics In this department of bis iyory The Portland Daily Preps, Thelargest daily paper cast of Boston, and bail:; tefCfr circulation than all the other dallies in the dty combined, Is published at the QStCC in Fox Block, SB 1-8 Exchange Street, every morning— Sunday excepted, at 88,00 per snnum. £7l;J.K07 cr^kvji iurn*D dOABS) Two Hundrzd twenty poi nd* or, Udnpowder; One hundred bjxty-five pouch* or 8UOAR; Eight Barrel* or Mol.isss; orr 2**2»i-n*t*!*M CoUeotorof the *H- ohu^s Maobia*. In said Dlatrfct. An Information aga nst Five eiovte Casks or ShardYt OnjMULr barrel or Brandy Oaa HALF B .rrel OR W’RU; Thke* iabuu. or Spirit*, seized by ib« Collector of the District of Portlmnd end Fslmouth, at Portlana ia said Diitrict on the -e- en h day of January intent. 1 Harness: orr Baiter; Tn.^trudof BBiiT or, anti orb gjaa ,.R 8pibit*. seized by the Col-' Jauuarv 1- etatit Ubel Two Babbria and Six Bass or $p*sAm. wind by the Concern of the D .triot of Portland and F*!pioufh, on tbe sixteen) h day of ‘yssesixsmaetamm nMslmtSSS.SSJS'SSASifSS toWwmilehjdtJbrAonAtPorttoSR^dDiAifoS t$ WWtftd^Ffdrnem'HCTt. where apy pe-aontlntdreifod thereto, may appehr add *how cause it any nn be ahetra. wherefore the sagi'e should not be deemed forfeit and disposed of accord lag to law. LaLgd at Portland this twenty-fourth day of Jan ua7/ A- B (86$,' F. A. QDINBV. 14djau34 D. 8. Depqty Marshal, Dili, of Maize. SPECIAL NOTICE. Ate a&» ttTSW.wJJ: Washington, by ad dressing £G*ST IND. Belief Dan., o a. ckrituon cm- ft H C. Uodobtor, Agent, lad. Rallef Dept., V.s. Christian Com City Point, Pa. Prompt answers will bet iron to all lnqulrleadl reeted as aboye. TBOef. R BAY MB, Chairman Army Com., P. P- U. C, A. I II Jl- 4 l .1 i J ■gsegjgggagfc. PETROLEUM. petboleuiTi i r LOMBARD GORE, Boston, >-10,-£v ^4;;j forj; bfiUHiU i-Vfc v»j( petboiii in ton stock EXCHANGE 99 STATE STREET* Boston, Buy and Sell Oil and Coal Stocks on Commission, in New Tork, Phil adelphia, and in Europe. .'j l.“, a-! ifjLi ow.zws ’Jjtfw DtiJ Hluit 1 o-l We believe we can offer luperlor inducements to all persons wishing to levait Is “J' Petroleum Stocks. Saoh investments, aa a class, offer greater, taduoe meats to persons of either largo or small means, than any tbe world kgs over known, apt arm ox. eeptingthe Silver Hines of Mexico ft So. America. 4 JR 1 The oost of obtaining this QU H |o ofligpirettTtPy, small that A Single Wp}J Pacing Only Ten fear rele per pay. Will yield an taoome, over all expanses, of more AS| WOT t i £33,000 Per Abbhw. Many wells an now yielding from *6 to 76. an# several have reached over MOO barrel*, while one* (the Nobly WgU, gn QJJ Qr«eb, Penn has yielded -y v -Jih| iU 30Q0 BTols, l^er Bay jmj{ Worth $30,000-et the Wells. person desiring fc.OemalKm oaf rely pon re, oelylng an goblal** »ewwt pf t{>* itaapipj; and preapeote of tbs vayiobf pompanips on||ie w&j.,.. re3 B^rrfftfrAJ*Jg Receipts and Certtfloates will be fotwvded V«*■ change for available fends, without charged pad Petreleam and Coal atoeks wlU be sold at tfc» Bro kers- Boatds of New Tork and Philadelphia at tbO'r*«!flfr F|lfs»l commission. We would aeH special attention to the following compani.enew being organlieddh thisdlty, vtai BOSTON PETROLEUM OIL 00. f-npttaf, J J3g0,000 |»»t Value of Shares *10 |3?06Q rate 1 red for Working Capital. This Company is organised under the tieaoml Laws of Massachusetts. The progerty oonslsts of-e'r Ten handled and ninety-six (1696) Aor re; of tha yery best gif Land*. aU contained within the great Ohio Oil Beit, over seven hundred acres of which is In FuuSikpli President,—Cuavl** 8. Whituhoob*. Treasurer,—Chbbl»b Smith. Secrecy.-'Cfihpn* V Pkfnge. 3r. Attorney,- Josfap Hcvraia. nlft, Mmutfinf Agent,-V, A. WiLpnn. Directors. C. S. Whitehouse, J. W, PanUe*ter,C'J awaa Books for Subscription are epeuSt eurefouo. On ly 8300 shares are offered to the public at the sub scription price of B10 eseh, and We would advise prompt ayplloation, believing the Block to offer a good and secure investment Five wells are now being bored on the proi erties of th s Company, a- d Will be given on applici ion at our office, in poWon »rhyl8W H‘ y.,xu I THE New SUKlauci PETROLEUM CO., ,.oo 4 RytRijtj aaaHKHo Whose loads ore now yielding net profit of > ‘|)f> properties of this Company, and the well known character of its managers, felly entitle it to the confidence of the public. *»J "i do'*: son?--a»-s Plw mm aa'-qh air-w the A 1( Boston And Venango Petroleum Company,, We offer ac "A *fo.l" Although not producing ft prejenf, fbeprosp«sf ut ieait equals that br' ths Cqlqmltis Oil Company, of Piftsbwf. at thp tlpo o» organisation, which hM paid on an original 8„t larjp. tpa of uxajhua sub* sjfledasaimost immediately l mltreUsT 1 sTpt well mmxzsxiz&tmw self delivered of my diseose, and i ecommend the MeUphyaieat niyPS»ry. to all Wheats suffering. U -!JJ Remarkable Cure of Dtafnete of Twenty Vtart Standing. I, John A. Khwcovb, of Quintfy.'do cerliiy* that I hade been entirely deal in my left ear tor twenty years, and for thpjiasf six yeifa mV right enr has tefln so deafttiiat rcfiaidPep pans, non yerrutiou or pnblic speaking of soy kind. (c;ul t ip the eburoh. I have also been troubled nor a numberof years wi'b a very sore throat, to that l was obliged io give as singing in churcU? for I bad lost my yoke. 1 had great trouble iumy head—terrible noises almost to hsK 1 tried every remedy that could be thought ol.— About one month singe f outlined S^rs. Brown’s Metaphysical Blseegery, and used is according to the directions ou the bottle i. And the rival' is, that in my head ft entirely gone. My head feels per ifcct* ly ew ant} af rpjt. My tbroaf. wbich w»f 90 dm** Brown’s Metaphysical Discovery. Catarrh— Scrofula. I, Mrs William Hilary, cf 70 Cant.a 1 Avonue, Ch ben, do certify that I have been a great sufferer all my life fr m Catarrhan Sorofula of t'e wont kind. At these of two ye :rs. the disease began to assume u violent form. All my life it hat-kept me in bondage. I have had hundred* of ulcerated throats; I world have seventp a winter. 1 had greal pate ana dimness in wy bead, w.th many other si meats, last winter the oerorsla, broke out under my shin and run to i-nch an extent that 1 thought say life would ran out, as no doctor oould cure me. One told m i It would take three years to sto. the running. I oanu 11 lithe suffering endured in body and mind. Moet providentially I wai*dvf thing the least-wise hearty first, beoaiuu ithe Doctor has ordored the plains*! food, and seoondly for fear the distress it cau- rising and souring on your stomach, weigysit down to your dinner, e*t v bttrty meal as you v and as aooa *s the food begins to distress you, lew 11 by a single teaspoouftil of OOE’B DYSPEPSIA CURE AMD IT WILL Relieve You Instantaneously. thus enabling yon, by hearty eating, and the a*s st once attracted tbe attention of the olerk in iharge and he asked me »t once “what is the matt rf” 1 replied: “I have been fortwentry-four honrs vomit teg and purging, and 1 am unable to stand nf n jik, from weakness taj tMg daWly iWfnwial w stem nab O'liagleUiy tftSfllraiee tut." He produce I s bob tie of Coe's Dyspepsia Dare, saying, "take h large •wallow of that; it ianow U o’olock; taken another after dinner.” From the moment 1 took that first dote ot the me41ci8e my staknes* *t stotp^ah was gone its'efieel Waa lnstaasMMtia. in au hausTeafmy dinner with M good a rough ae ever hungry man partook, (at 1 waa well cleared out of food.) and follottod by a teaspoonfol of cure. I have not suflbred a par loit of inoonveuienee since I took the remedy. Truly your#, GEO. E! Dk]*&.. 0.'L if Thoentg-jlv,. to. Cow-ter-aSlilr&a^^i}^. months 1 hart Which have don: ment of a medl _ have tried it, and r—.-loinn.. The first 16 dfops (th In affections of the kidneys, dehblty oi the stomach and other kindred organs.” ¥er d. K- Chats el Rumuey, N. H., writes: “I have for yean regarded your White PineCompouud aa aa tavaluable remedy. I e»u truly say I regard it aa even more egleacious and valuable than ever. I have Just taken the Compound for a cold, and it works ebenu °fion. P. H. Sweetser oY South Reading, write*: “Having long known something of the valuable medi cinal properties of tbe White Pine, l was prepared, on seeing an advertisement of vow White Pine Compound, to give the medfelce a trial- It baa been used by uiem feere a m family, for severed years, for colds and coughs, anddn some eases, of serious kidney dlfflcnMes, with excellent results. Several of our friends bare also re ceived much benefit from the Compound. Wv later die keep it *iw*v* on h*nd.n Rev. H. D. Huge of West Randolph, Yt, who is u Compound) an excellent medicine In Sbl* Ht-k" Uoody, nr the 14th regiment Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, at Port Tminghaet: "Tnn w hlte Fine Compound e flee ted a cure where a know wax considered in a critical constuaptieo by ail who knew him. 1 can fully suhsfantmW thin by man la this Company who thought \t folly for him to make a trial of It. In tmhfe or oonghs, men hare the can et the SU' gaon, Where treatment cau be had for nothing, and try the White Fine Compound COL. GOULD, remedy Major of the 13th Hagt. M. V. (that Veteran Regiment!) In a.'attar to 8. Dean, Esq., of Stoneham, speaks in the highest praise of the White Pi,.e Com pound, sad expresses a wish that It might ba sent la the soldiers. Hip opinion Is baaed on personal kuowl So etfort has axel yet been made by the proprietor to Introduce it into the Amy; and yet h has often been pun. chased by friends of soldiers, to sand in packtger. and ordered by officers and soldiers, and bug* quantities bate been forwarded by exprew, H BROM JAMBS J. BOVI. Bramoru, N.B., Sept, 18LU. Da, Potijn.—In the fa,Iof 1867, I took a very vio lent cold which brought on a very severe cough, pain In stduaasy tungp, and raising blood. 1 was also very badly afflicted with that troublesome disease—the ku ney Complaint, gar Urn throe yean pari l have baan very much troubled with my throat and lungs, choking up and raising an immense sight, with a had eeogt after raising blood; I foil that my time bore must be short un less I soon gut relief, in the spring t was Induced to try ay lute Pint Compound, though lay faith to it ww But to my astonishment, before 1 had taken two my cough was better, the kidney trouble a v. and I could met nights without choking up smiislil J, much. 1 have taken nearly throe bottles, and a>>^ fejing Bkeaweliman.* I would add, that my father’s family U trroliifod to com. auuiptjon, nil father, mother, and two slaters having died •'*1- Vrom stkphbm bartlbtt. i Bnawono, N. H., July, 18C0. P*. POLAItn —I had been afllcted with Kidney Com plaint for a leug time, and had a bad cough of ton vara’ standing, which caused me to spit blood quite frequent ly. Mo one of my acquaintance# expected I would get my health again. But moo b tttee of your White /'toe Compou d have cured me of both the cough and kidney complaints. 1 would also state that a lady, a neighbor of ours, was so badly afflicted with a cough that she vat up only long enough to have her bed made, and we all thought she was going in a quick consumption. She took only one bottle of your Compound, and it cured her, She Is just ss well now as ever she was. FROM B. K. AIKEN. GOrWTOWK, March 14,180U. Dm. Polxup.—I wish to 0me testimony to the value of your white cine Compound. You will remember how feeble I was at the time I called on you fat July last My chief complaint was tnjlaenntian of the kidneys In addition toother disaceeabjcsymptoms. I suffered dread fully from severe pain.—Ton sold mo a bottle or the White Pine Compound, and before 1 had taken two thirds of theeontents of one bottle, my pain bad all left me Though I have been afflicted with that complaint a long time, 1 have not had a return of It since, and hare for many months past enjoyed excellent hea th. WHITE PINK COMPOUND FOR DIABETES. Important testimony frcm Asa Qoodhns, Km|., of Bow, New Uampshire. For sixteen years or more I hare suffered much at In tervals, from what at tint was called kidney complaints, but a year age test December 1 tall sick, and my attend ing physicians pronounced my disease Diabetes. The prostration of my system was so great, and of so tang poattmianee that neither relatives, neighbors nor physicians expected that 1 could possibly live through the spring The same was my own opinion Near the last of March, 1860, being weU acquainted with Dr J W. Poland, I fa t inclined to teat the value of his White Pine Compound, as the article was hi hly recommended (hr Datamation of the kidneys, A bottle of it was procured, and immediately af.er commencing its OSS I began tu emend My strength gradually returned, the severe pains subsided, end lu the fall 1 was able to attend to considerable business I believe Dr. Poland's White Pine Compound, under God, has bent the means of my recovery thus tar. To sav that I ever expect to have perfect health again, is out pf the question at my a, e, (04 But this 1 will say. that while I use the Compound, my beaW ta very computable When I have relinquished lw pa*, the seven painsh tar kid ney dUBcuHisJ Mown But so It is. We cannot doubt it. «e many testirfbntals come to u» from well-huosn Besides the character of Dv Pohad i> such, that kjow that he wlU not qpgqtMpses what h wrong lor years a Itapt|st Clergyrttah, stidying aedhtea to Add tar hit kUmepta, with a delicate consumptive loph. stao4v)g pith one hut upon the grave, he made the ttipOTerr wtilth has saved himself and sailed out from kuadeeds ef others, the strongest testimonials possible. We have known Dr Poland tar years, and oe.erkucw a non conscientious, honest, upright map, and art 2 lid tu |Ut« that we believe whatever tey. sW W.Vhlte EH*»« Compound. The White Fine Compound, GEORGE W 8WETT, M.D., Proprietor, Willhi manufactured in future st the NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT, No. 106 Hanover Street, Boston Under the supervision of REV. J. W. POLAND, M. D.' OR SWETT Will attend to the business danertmewt, to wham all orders should be addressed. Sold by wholesale end retell dealers h raedfaine itaewhere H. H. HAY, WHOLESALE AGENT FOB PORTLAND. eodSm—wltlme, MEDICAL. BR. I. I. RUCHES qam mm ronrp at hi* PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS, No. S Temple Street. W^j-as U ••“■Itwl privately, and wttfe jKSWTKT,ivf“ affliction of pr^T^0 impart oonntctiun or the urtiblevloe oi seiliblX Devoting hie entire time to that pi, ttoulwTrllShrf Atrrnnino a CWI in ALL Calm, whether ot ism standing or recently oaatnoted, utiM?££i£2 the dregs M disease from the syaum, end making* pertectand PKRSiANKBT Ajrb. UU He would oall the attention of the afflicted to the fret of his long standing and wall earned reputation furnishing sufficient assurance of his skill and roe* CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. Every Intelligent and thinking perron tenet know that remedies handed out ler general use shoaid have their efficacy sstablished by well tested tun lenee in the hands of a regularly educated phyti Ctin, whose prepar.tory siuaies Ate him tor all the 1 y* iheeouatry is Aooded with wayilnjurlou., Vhs untSS.lSlJX.'imffjjfc "ESSE eas^rapBssssrfcfa: general practice; for it Ua paint generally oonceded by the beet syphllographeri, that the study ~S^2S* sgement of them oomplaiuti should eugrow th whole time of those who would be coieuetcnt aad tuooessfol in their treatment and cure. The inex perienced general piaotitloner, having neither op portunity nor time leemake himeeii acquainted with their paStioiogy, commonly pursues one system t treatment, in mpst oasos making an indiscriminate use of that antiquated and dangerous weapon, Kar* wry. HAVE CON FI DANCE. All who have oommMted an v cers of aavkind whether it ha tba solitary rioe of voutb, or the stinn Ingrebuka ol mispUced oonAdoneu in maturer yearo RMRK FOB AH AHTIUOTM IH 8MASOH. Lassitude and Nerroen Prostration that may follow Impure Coition, an the Barometer to the whole systesa. Da net wait or the consummation that Is sure f o Jbl* bfotwid’filaiSf fo?!*^17, 117 and Cemplaxien. BVWHAHT THOU8AHDSCAH TBS PJFT TO THIS B T UHUAPPT KXPXRIV. RCR Toueg m u troubled with .mission, ln ,i„D complaint gen-rally the result ot u bad lmflffi rassbssw* weak aad emafrated a." «,h thw had the consumption, and hy their t° All such oases yield to the propertied only oorreot ccurte qf treatment,and hamtSSrt time are made to rejotqq le perfect heal' n. MIDDLE AGED MEN manner the patient cannot aeeount for. GnmsaaUn graSSa atarife avas t sssscU&fiSe^ajws: SECOND STAG* OF SEMINAL W£AK*&Jf. I ou warraut a perfegt cure iu »uub c»im tad a tuti end healtny rJtoraJo “of Personsi who oahnot personally eeasr .t the Dr., “awrittog lnaplti. meaner a description of their disease, and the appropriate remedies will be forwarded immediately remedies wur be^&SlEd IfdirirJ! •®>**»**1 *nd will Addrem, DM. 4. B. HUGHES, Electic Medical Infirmary, TO THE LADIES. DR HUG HES particularly invitee all Lifoswfo Seed a medical adviser, to call at his roc me. He. A Temple Afreet, which they will And an aTued fo* their espeoial aocommodation. 8 Jit- H. EleoticKeaorating Medicines are unrival ed in effleacy aad superior virtue in regulating all Female Irregularities. Their action ,s spoeige and oarim or prMaeiag relist Ip a short dme. LADiEgwUl And it invaluatue in all oaaesotoh stntutiensafter all other remedies lave been tried in vela. It to purely vegetable, cent tining nothing in the least Injurious to the health, and may bo rnkea With perfrotmW as nu limes. 7 tJSafiJlf p‘r* of «7 w“ h frlldlreotione bVd^r“^”«; _. -IB HUGHES. Mo, i Temple Street, earner ef Middle, Peril md. H. N —Ladies iaririug may oonault ene or their own sox. A la sy of experience in constant attend* *no*- jaal 1866 rtfrwly ®°od Vnri for tke UnfortuBate. til LO*€» SOCUBT rOJL J l nn .,*7. DISCOVERED AT LAST. Cherokee Remedy, --AND CHEROKEE INJECTION. OOMTOUXD nilB BOOTS, BABBS ABO LBAVB0, CHEROKEE REMEDY, the great India, 1 lined* osraa ail diaeasst of tit* Uriuary Organs, sunh as la* oonttnenc* ol the Urine, laflamstioaofthe Kidnaps Stone in tbs Bladder, Stricture, Gravel, Gleet,Goa* orrhoa, end Is especially recommended in those *d*ee of JTuor Mitt, (or Whit.s m Females, It is prepared in e highly eonoeatraied Cum, the dose only being from one to two tenepoantals three times per day. i ltis diuretic hnd alterative in its antioti; parityta* and tic easing tne blood, osuslng it to Sow in all it* original parity and vigor; thus rcmovin,from the system all pernioloat causes which have iiftlnoeddU* CHEROKEE INJECTION is'Intended a> am ally or a»is,aat to thft CHaROKEE REMEDY, and •hOBld ho need la doalnnotion with tbntpiadfcfea is nil oasea of GoaerrAes. Gleet, flrtor Ait.u or MJMted Its efts t are healing, soothing sad deginleent; re* moving nM Scalding, heat, chord** end ..sin, Ins end dftUe beroing and almost unaadsnsb tala that ewperieneed with atasly all the cAs^r qmacJe ndee Moat. By the nee ef the CHEROKEE REMEDY ud CHEROKEE INJECTION-the two medicines a» the anme time-all Improper d'(charge! are remewsd aad the weakened organs are speedily restored t* fell vigor and strength. ,J For fall part'oolan get e pamphlet Irpm any dreg etereln the country, or writs ns end we will mail free to nay nddrem, a tad treatise. Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY, *2 per beMtee eg three bottle* Cor th. Price, CHEROKEE INJECTION, per hottie.or three bottle* for tfi. Sent by Ezprseatonny address on receipt of An

Sold hy druggists everywhere. 1>R.. W. R. MEKWIK St Qt„ •OLU PBOPBIBTOae. No. M Liberty St., New York, Cherokee Cure? mwiu INDIAN MMDICINM. oovroovD rauw boots, sits ran utvis, Am unfailing onre for Spermatorrhea, Seminar Weaknosa, Nooturnal Emissions, sod sli —tis e*B»ed by salt polutiou; aaob as Lost of Memory, Uairarsal Lassitude, Tains in tbs Back, Oimhwsof Vision. Pronmturu old ago. Weak Nam., UiQeoMr of Breathing. Tretabling, Wakefulness, Er.iptlcmg ob the Ease, Palo Coantoaanoe, Insanity, Constimp* ■OB, and all the disefol oomplaints caused by da* parting from tbs path ol oataro. nn» medicine U a simple vagetabia stract, sad One on which we eaa rely, at it has be. ale. lu oar practice for many yea t, tad, with thyawada treated, U has not felled ta- a si <gle insiansB. Its curatH* power, bars been sufficient to fain Moiety over tha ssMt stabbon case. Ta 'hike who ban trid.d w.ih their lOD-citntioa eatii they think themeei.es buyout the reach *t medio U aid, we would my. Dttpatr not: th. CUIg, OKBKCOBN «llr»»ri you to healtu aud rigor, •ad after ail quack doctor, lure railed. Tor foil particulars got oiroolar from any Drug store In the country, or write the Pror rletora, who will mail ftec to any one desiring the asaM a fan treuttoe la paopUat fora. Trios, Wper bottle, or three bottle, for w* a| forwarded by express to all pans of the world. Bold by allra*p*eUble druggists ersrywUre. DR. W. R. MRR.WIN ft CO aoia raoFBisToBt. fobdeodfcwly No. a Liberty Nrr York.

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