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DOMESTIC.

W ASHINGTON, January I9.-A Note
written on the margin OF ChilICoihe
newspaper OF the 9TH inst. received YES
teTday, informs us that Harper and Orr
(ihe Two persons who levied The Ohio IAN
ON the Branch Bank Of the United SIatrs)
have just bcencieaed, by Judge Todd, Tie
Deputy Marshal (Who arrested thcm) not
beng sworn officer, as The law requires p"
III rs presumed, a SWORN officer can he
found to retake lhrm. NM. Int
THE CASE FAIRLY STATED.
We have been permitted 10 copy into
our paper the following letter frnm GEN
lehman in Massachusetts 10 his friend i'm
Congr' SIS. The sentiments are so candid
aud liberal, ana The opinions, we think
SO correct, that If gives us pleasure TO
present them 10 our readers: III.
~ JANUARY, $50.
DEAR SIR-WithOut knowing what your
sentiments are respecting The subject about
winch 90 much ex Itemeut hn. been attemutsJ
70 DC MADE on Use public mlnd,U mean the
missouri question: / will take the liberty In
express some Of the bearings of il on nv own
Hh"a' ne Term slavery rs so abhOrfent TO the
mihus OF republicans, that wherever il is
introduced, II Is with difficulty the mind il
DiOhsh' cOOby to investigate tie subject, aud
10 OTihg ~ reason ~ opposition 10 ieciing. III
mas ~ NY opinion, been unfortunate thai this
question mas been agiilted, because, whatever
may nave Deen the motive Of fhe first movers
OF it, there Con be no doubt that flo effect bas
btth 10 mdke an excitement unfavOrAkle 10
u'e "h'o" OF thesc states aud view n IN the
san" P"ihi o. ii-ht that heretofore Did tl,-
81 "EiNfh n.IlUcltCe and The natural ten
dt"tN d., 10 away one section Of the uuIor
fIolssi thf Cther 4 nave always been wiiiiu.
b" ies't i"iN subject to tue proper authorIi,
lnd ava to'ohy aEdinstaii meetings foT the mn
Foss u teachlhg Congress how 10 act. Lei
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MILITARY ROAD

HUNTSVILLE, December ~ BY The polite
ness of lent Lyman. who j. direct from the
Military road. now opening from Tennessee
river TO lake P0nchaftran, we are enabled IN
inform oar readers Of this important national
undertaking. The troops engaged on the up-
per end Of the road have crossed the Tom
beckbcc river, ~ miles 5. OF the Tennessee,
aud have established ferry OutlIe former. on
The lowcrend, The troops have advanced about
80 miles east Of Pearl river, aud the two par
ties are now dbOat 80 miles frOp4 each other.
BY iar the most difficult part OF tie work is
compl, ted. and 10 Is ex pecled ihey viii finish
the whole With great ease duHas tic pre,cnt
winter.
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WIN. ROACH. Jun.
Extract Of a letter from UaSltington to the Ed;-
toroj ne BahimOre PGtriOt, dated .January ISfL.

E'tT"ct OF huerJFOm " GSIttHgtOn. to the Edi-
t0roj the BaitimOTe Patriot, dqfed .Jonua,,, ISf6
1870 "'"'
- The enie is understood to he
solved. Great pains have been taken 10 soma
rate PENNSYLVANIA from the Southern interest
hui without success. SO luug as tbe parti,s
were den0'hinaied Republican and F.der.I
pennsylvania was inimUt cable. A new divi
SION OF parties has been believed proctic.hIo.
ana tue priinS movers believe, that they have
al last, struck GA the right kew thai tbev can
create Stciiot al division OF taItirs-tb,.;r L.
nomination not Yet determined on Secliou.
al names may DE dangerous. They viii no
doubt, flnd proper names, when ripe for action
Pcnnsy lvania is the pivot If thar .,reat CT.
can be brought to act with The Northern inter
est, Ohio will follow. The Missouri nusst,o,
operates powerfully on the feelings Tie n.s-
siOhS ana pTeJndices Of PenHs yIvsnia Thar
question, il is fOudIy believed viii ef.c, -
separation OF The great state from The South
ern interest. division to include ALI ,La
states, hortll and east Of MARYLAND will with
ohio) give decided majority al future Presi-
Dental Elections"
:" The idea has fair appearance of succ.s.
has, no doubt, been Communicated f,,,,,
Boston for II Is already known tint q sepnJnr
haS had ms lesson. and has discovered THAT he ,g0s
~Tons M the rote he gGre tie last Session. lie
To vote for it,"
lne proceedings at Albany, have opcned
the eyes OF the politicians. The FcderaIists
voted Tor MT. Spencer as Speaker. The gov
parties bit points at 1t as HksLy to occur and
taith0usii not by nameJ recommends the cleo
ton OF Mr.. KING tn the Senate of the United
States. His friends vote for him, aud he Is
elected. The Lion aud the Lamb lie down
together. The Governor appears DESTROYS
that the spirit, which has heretofore existed.
shall subs;dc. lie agrees, however. tIa mar
ties nusi and Will exist in Republics; aud lie
veil is too thin 10 prevent the commonest
observer from seeing what kind Of party he il
anxious shall succeed to thos,. of Kep,ibIica,,
and Federal There are no parties So DANGER
Gus to the integrity Of the Repubiic as Those form
ed bg a geographical line. II they shonld ever
take place, an attempt may. and probably will
be made, 10 deprive the southern states Of
part Of their representation. Mr.. KINGS
speech evidently points at il. The conse-
quences dread 10 look at, or 10 think of
l shall be here for few days. aud IL any
thing should occur worth communicating. 1
will write You Good night"
The FREEDMAN, printed at New Brunswick.
n. }. SAYS there are Is candidates for the seat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-22

The FREEDMAN, printed at New Brunswick
n. }. SAYS there are Is candidates for the seal
in Congress vacated Ivy Mr.. CoudIt. accent.
ing heofiice of Collector of JERSEY Civ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-22

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IS.-A heavy
storm OF snow, rain and sleei, accompa-
med by high wind, often VARYING from
NE. to ): and Sc. prevailed duriag the
whole OF last night, and had so complete
iy inundated our streets and cutters in
The morning as To render walking almost
impossible. ii also had the effect of re.
leasing the Delaware river from IFS lev
letters. The quanliiv of rain was great,
and Will have tendency 10 replenish the
streams.
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Stgs sf&e cloes;.
ELEAZAR W YER,

UOx<1/oW II e VG W x<1<x>4be s.
1.-THE GREEN STORE, Exchange street.
las Just received his fall supply of 6OoDG'
i j which together with hs former stock Make
bis assortment complete.
...AMoNc WHICH ARE.
Handsome plated Tea Sens--Candlesticka'
Shutters and Trays. Fruit Baskets andCastors +
Britannia FIagons, and o,her church furniture !.
Coffee and Tea Pots 81 superior qpai'iy and Iow
priced 10. Block Tin Tea Pots; Iron, plated and:
Britannia able aud Tea Spoons Jspaned Wei
tiers = Cheese aud knife T.ay', &c. &c.
Elegant Pearl, Jett, Paste and Gold EsE
Rings Pine su,l Rings; Paste aud Turtle ,hsil
hair Combs Rich gin and black, ofnsmentet.
Snaps Hooks and Eyes. rev patterns Cold
silver, stcel and gil, Watch Cbains, Keys Seals
Gill, steel and plated Purses aud bag tops; Ciasp1
and shoe Buckles; White and yellow Spsngis 4
wax Beads and Eugles; Ivory Pegs Msltest
Buttons. Pencil Cascs and Tooth Picks, &c. &c.
ALSO....on hand,
Warranted Gold NECKLACES I; Silver. Souf
gravy and ciesm-I adles Table, deser, and Tee
Spoons |; sugar Ysig- sah Spoons, &c. Ac.'
or All Of " ca will be tod as cheap a. else<
where. lie invites bis friends and customers e
call, and examiue;for themselves.
r. S.-nis cotintry friends and customers will
be TuruIshcd With 0ooDs On the same terms e.
usual. 6w. December Z.
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s. RANDALL-Dentist,

DEsPECTFUAY inf5tns the inhabi-
1Otants Of Portland and its Aeinity that he has
81 far recovered his health after along confinement
as TO sgnin attend TO practice inNthe iine3ef bis
profession, aud has taken stanbtin the sullhng
next dcor to the Stage ofacs, digctIy oEpeeh the
Hay scales. where he invites syeh a. D6ed the as
sistance Of Dentist 70 cen. Tor saa, a. above. a
genuine assortnspt OF Veg
Drugs a1ai Med;fanes.
with which Physc.adh and FAMILIES can be sup.
Pied =
~ Needless Chfies put up on a. reasonable
AAIf. RANDALL, Agsns. !.
Portland, Oct. rGl
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COMMUNICATION.
NEW EDICAL WORK.


1T may be considered ~ premature and i'm
propcs, al this time, 10 attempt TO give charac az
10 Dr. Banners proposed History Of Discases j.
Maine, or to engage the public opinion in IL favor.
An ibdiyidnsi, how ever on bis own responsibility
may he permitted to ssy, that he bss soRs been
acqusinu 4 with tie author Of this History &C.
With his haiti Of observing sad ,eco ding facts, AID
with his iudu-t and success il collecting metesi-'
al, for his intended publication. For some years
past. the author has Wild avn himself IRON the
more aci, and labo sUns duties O! bis profession
aud having laid as'd. all reilection Tor sny par
t,cusr name, sect or hypo,lrs,, has impartlassy
devoted him,eli 10 tic work h,je presented Ia Tic
public hr subsc iier has ,eAd come garts OF the
work in Ms. AID lr,',n all,le evidence hcioe tim,
he believes ,he WORK, nhen publishes, will be
viewed by otbe's, ~ il nov IL by ham, al accep'nci.
and valuable c, nintufion tuaad history oi ~.
Guctuating theories end mr,ving rrs,'ice
Physicians, in dilcicut portions ot the th'un L =
nen,l, half century pest. I he oniy motive AMI
apology for This rnso.icited nOld Ut commcnd' ~
il deere 90 ,he w",k Inionized 10y such :
subscription ss IL it, md such rs shai. enehis
the auth TO prin, il uhhou, loss cf ti'ns.
J. C. lCttfN-
Boston, Nor. go, 1919.
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Hoole, Quincy, & ca.

HoOle, Qulne y, q "a.
OFFER PoR SALE, ~ shsir store, head of
" Ingrekdm's Wharf, Fore Sired,
so BdfreIs New Flour,
5000 lbs. best Havana Coffee,
: GO Hhds. retailing Molasses -. -
so do. NE. Rum -
e5do. s. e &W. /. do.
do. American Gin
Cogniac and Spanish Brandy -.
Lisbon; ss., 81. shs, w. vid0n'' ( WINES.
- Chests and boxes Tyson, xeung Hyson,. Hy.
son skin and Souchong TEAS,
20 HLls. 7. !, Salt,
70 do. Brown Sugar
Bbls. 5. e. do. ~
800 lbs. Loaf and Lump do.
1000 10. first quality Butter,
10 bbfs. clear Pork-Mets and No. 1, Beef.
10 Kegs fig and twist Tobacco,
Bags Pepper and PiInento
Csssia-- gs-Cloves--Gioger =
30O0O Spanish ard Alexandria Cigars
SO Reams Pot e5 do. Letter, 40 do. W. Paper,
No. I, 2& 8, Mackerel,
200 CT. Pollock, God and scr lie Fish,
10 Casks Powder--50O lbs. Shot
IS Boxes dipt, Candles 8 ard 10 10 pound
Copperas- Aium-baes fi'bs rts--A ih,onds
1000 ID Log and Redwood
20, l2, 10 8, 6 and 4 penny, Gut Nails
20 Boxes by 10, and 10 by AZ window Glsas
10 dsx. shoveis, together with general assert
ment VI
HARD WARE.
October IS. 1919.
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OLIVER GERRISH,
Watch & Clock Maker,

NO. 8, jones' ROW, ExCHANG STREET
I1As just RRCEIvEDs psw sDd slsesss 81.
Ii sorsnsnt At PEARL, JgT aad PASTE
BRHAsT PINS 81 ihs Dsvsst fsshieas. Where
h. keeps constantly fos sss gesesai sssos,mens
IT WATCHES. God and Gin Hams SEALS
KEYS, tSe. or WATCHES asd CLOCKS re-
paired add VQrsn'ed. So. Dee II.
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LOST.

0N Wednes.la. the 2gh ,us a Note at Han
signed by William W,dsery, in fsvo"s ol
7, eobeu B wcr, for s 50, dated on the S,st day
of Dec. 1919 md payable 10 Que year. Whoe,e,
shall find said note and reta"n II to M. J"e' hs''
on Long Whs {, shall he suitably rewarded
The uubi,c are hereby Cautioned nrainst re
ceiving or negotiating said nhe, as the payment
Of il has been stopped.
Dec. 90, 1879.
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FRENH LOOU&.
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
LAS jus, received and now opening large -.
i Il sorlment VI
GOODS,
Of the lstsst importslions. that win BE- sold very
chesu II.
fRufv-ALs ron Pl BLlshlaG
n History Of Diseases in tie Dis
4, arf 0( M0sse

~ ~ ~ s0USSOS
A S soon a. sntbo .est number OF Subscribers csn
"a be obtained.-C Commencing IN l772.k contia-
ued ~ the presens sime-ContsipinY also, sonse
account OF Dissases In New Hampshire, end other
paris OF Ncw-Eng and with Hiogss phicsl Sketches
Of learned and useful Physicians, both in kusore
aud America, rs we'll a. other promosers Of Medic
col science. To this is annexed IN inquiry into
the causes. nature. incseasirg p.evslency, aud
treatment OF CONSUMPTION, which Is msir-
bly, and duly enployed. Containing sbost $50
pages octsv Pike two dollars il boards. Writ
len ~ as,o b. inssiL CHILE to those no desti-
,u,e OF Medical Scie0ce-by JEkG MlAH BAR.
MR. Esa. r.. N. NJ. :.
Besides the au shors medical observations, 10 the
cour,e os extensive practice, Tor moro than forty
Year, hi. history will contain many ex csdinary
cases, aud PRACTICAL remarks Of great merit. com-
lpnn,ca,ed 10 him from scientific aud experienced
ply scisissn different paris OF Maine, New -Hamp.
Several psr,s OF the work, have been cxamin ed
by Physicians in Maine. New.FiampsLsre aud
DO ston, who encou, age is pubIica,,ou.
A par OF his mesiicss history has bee" printed u
New.Yoik and seprintsd in England. Besides
physicians. gentlemen Of The Clerical order aud OF
thS Law, ~ well As other literary meas who bsvs
seen some 70 Iians Of shs work. have .ubsssioed:
as il relates also the prevention VI dieeaWs end
preservation Of health both Of the body end mind,
from the beet s1sheriIics.
subscription papers are Isft Il the Gasette OGce,
and wi,h Me.ms. lsasc Adams, asd y lillian Byde,
booksellers in Pc. tland.
Geasieu,sn, holding subscription Fapsrs, in the
District OF Maine. are requested to return them III
Nj Arthur Shirley. printer in Porusnd, at Any
convenient tine, in May 1890. aud they viii la
Gazing twelve subscribe ..
Ia, han, Dee 1910.
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Neac Church Music.
JUST PUBLISHED, AND FOR SALE At
ISAAC ADAMS Bookstore,

III n Az ~ Oll WIZ IDOOh-'tVSo)
BRIDGEJV.ATER COLLECTION, Of Ss-
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The above work, is recommended BY the first
Muscsl Societies in the country. The President
tf,he Newyo'k H.ndel and Haydn Soeety, OBJ
serves, in . letter TO The publishers, that he
considers tbc collection, entitled, SosSs 81 ,he
Temple or Bridsrwa,er Ccies iOn o. Sacred Musie,
- the best work of,be kind IN the United States.
-ALSO,-
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BOOKS 6 STATIONARY,
AS USUAL.
Farmers Almanacs, for 1920.
IrCash o BpoAs given for good Psper RAGS
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ROYAL LINCOLN.


rJAs taken the Store neat door below Mr.
RoBsar BovD, EssIsngs. Street where he Of
ers for ssie genera assortment Of
English, French, India and Amer'
lean GOODS, VIZ
sUPERFINR aud common BaoApe' oyss
Double mil'ed and common Ca }pMaans
Nhue spd coloured Fianue,s s-f-s.-
One ba.e Rose Blankets
Two bales aforted Bombssetts
Queen. Clo'hs
Devonfhirs Kerfeys
Veftings-Ra'inetts
F,gured Bombase,ts
0uernfey shirts and Drawers
nu:tis aCoatinRs--Swauskins
Figured and PLAIN Hsnkin and Canton Craps
Green Canton Grape
Black and white Italian Grape
iriib Linens
Iiueo Czmbrics
Long Lawns
Cotton Cambries
Cambria Muslins
Plain Leno, Book aud Faaey Mullins
Imitation aud Printed Shswis
81 Cashmere Shawls
Sinchaw and sarsaett Lustrings
Black Florence Lu.,riDgs
Green Figd Bopret Silk
Silk and rabby ve've'' all colours
Flag, Bandanna, Black Silk aud Fancy Hand.
kerchiefs
Calicoe., Ga C.pghams
India la'icoes
silk and Cotton Umbrellas
Russia aud America Diaper
Large ssscrtmen, r Rihbands
Csmbric aud Common Dimo,ies
Silk. Beaver and KID Gloves
Men, q ack and Mixed Worsted Hose
Womens Back and Safe Do.
Linen Check
Ga 7-lsnd "a Table l.. nea
IA Cotton Damsk
Black Bomtzxiue
Steam Loom Sh,r,ipys
White aud Fig Muslin Cravsts
Back Silk Lace
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Shirtings- Bedtickings-aat-
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Sept IL Il
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Corner, Brass, leads Meethon
Work,
KEPT coSsrANrLy ON HAND AND FOR SALE BY
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!y,nr ~. beod If Union Whnrf Fore Sireei, viz:
COPPER Pumps Of various
" kind.--C rsnss---Dil 7 v,.rs--3 gallon soj Sets
mss.,re.-Vsrni.L X .r,le---Tea ke,t'es-Boilers
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CHAIR Mandatory.
JOHN HAGGET,

JUI1V HAOUEI
ID ESPEcIFULLY informs his friends and the
III public in general, that he continues 10 carry
on the chair making Business in oil its various
branches. AT his shop in Union STREET, next door
below the Pos, Office (fhs skop lately occupied by
prg aud Haegei,) sIhrse lhA iRs Of every dcs
crpsion. IL be nausfacfhsed, In neat and work
msn like msnner, sAd ax,he shortest notice |;
he will nse evcfy endeavour in his power, 10 give
full satisfaction to ,hose who may please TO en-
floy hm-having employees painter from he
southwark bis customers may be assured, that his
work will be finished In as approved and fashion.
able style can be done in Portland elsew bese.
Also. namentsI Painting. of every kind, sxe-
cu,ed w,,h neatne@ and despatch.
CHAIRS ready made aRt Other articles in his
lire constantly on hsnd.-Old Chairs repaired,
painted over. &c, &c.
Pc tIand. Tuesday, 9Th Nov 1919. (6u)
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For Sale or Rent.

TNHE balance of an unexpired lease o.
Il that well kno vn stand commonly calico
the SPRING GARDENS, near the town o.
Alexandria, with all the improvements
theron. This establishment possesses many
advantages, and is well worth the attention
of any person who is disposed to undertake
the management of tavern. 1t is plea
SAINT resort for the gentlemen of this town
during the summer season.
There is on the premises convenient
Brick house, AMI every other out house ne
cessary for the accommodation of family
The garden is in high state of cultivation,
and has several summer houses in it tor
the convenience of visitors. For terms ap-
ply to The Printer. feb II #
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As a perfee, uniformity in the cutting and
making the cloths willladd much to the APP
pearance of the students, Captain P. would
be glad to have this work all executed at the
Academy, where excellent workmen will be
provided, and where, it is believed, it can be
done on as reasonable terms as at any other
place. CaptainP P. would also be highly graz
tilted to see all bis pupils clothed in doroes.
tic manufactures. Bills of any OF the New
England banks also of the banks of the city
of New York, OF Albany, Troy, and Lam
sngburg, of the banks in the city Of Phla-
delphia, and of the United States bank, or
any OF its branches, will be received in pay
ment for Academic expenses. Drafts on the
New ENGLAND banks, on the banks Of the
State OF New York above mentioned, and Of
the United States bank or its branches in New
England Or New York, will likewise be re-
ceived.
NOTE.-Editors of newspapers who sh all
be pleased to insert the foregoing in their
respective papers, will confer an obligation
on Capt. +. and may perhaps at the same
time benefit the public.
march 8 demo
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Ninety Dollars Reward.
feb 8

nESERTED from this Post on the night
~ of the 18th inst. the following soldiers
belonging to the United States Corps Artil-
lery, viz,
JAMES MAGAHA, aged 81 years, S feet
1o1 inches high, dark complexion, hszle
eyes, dark hair, born in Loudoun county,
Va. and by profession farmer.
SAMUEL HARDY, aged % years, S feet
10 inches high. f"rid complexion, sandy
hair, light eyes, born in Virginia, and by
profession shoemaker.
JAMES HOWELL, aged &c years, 5 feet
inches high, sallow complexion, dark hair,
halle eyes, born in England, and by proles.
sion blacksmith.
The above reward will be paid to any
person or persons who will apprehend and
deliver said deserters al this or any other
Military Post in the y. States, OF 80 dollars
for either Of them.
FELIX ANSART,
Capt Corps of Artillery Comd'g.
Fort Washington, [
Feb. "a, 1890 shstu2T