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Duty; On Hhife Lead dry
or ground IN oil and Red
Lead 81 40 y 100 lbs.
Lifharge &c, Orife q
Zinc &c y h, Prnssian
Blue, cermiiion. Chrome
Yeiiop, penefida Red rs,
Spanish Brosrn dry 20,
IN oil 80 pc nd raj, fei-
iosr and other Ochres 50c
" 100 ms, Paris White
dry 60c. IN oil 81 so,
Waiting 5oc v 100 ms.
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MO Organs of the human system are more impor-
~ tant to health and comfort than the EYE and
EAR. and yet none are less understood or more neg
lccted. They seem TO pass common observation,
aud yet every part of the body is dependent upon
them for life and health.
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The EVENING Posr. now In the sixty first year Of
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Of the Slave Power, Free Soil and Free Speech; and
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R THE undersigned respectfully informs the
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l;E7s on Federal Street Portland, nd invites
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TIW TIL LADIES. The celebFnfed DIX Z.
Il DIX particularly invites all ladies who need
Medical Surgical sdviser, TO call at his
81 Endicott street Boston. Mass. which they will
find gcd for their special accommodation.
Dr. DIX having devoted over twenty years to this
particular branch Of the treatment Of all diseases Pc
culiar to females IL is conceded by all lboth In
this country and in Europel that he excels all other
known practitioners in the safe speedy and efectual
treatment of all female complaints.
His medicines are prepared with the express pur-
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ness. unnatural impressions, enlargemeuts Of the
womb. also, all discharges which dow from morbid
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to treat in his peculiar Style both medically and sur
gcaly all diseases Of the female SEX and they are
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Duty: Ginger Root &c,
Ground Ginger Sc, Pep
per and Pimenfo 12c,
Ciores l5c. Cdssia 1Oc.
Cdssid Buds 20c. CHINA
mon 25c. Mace and Nut
maze 40 ~ "
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Duly: Sperm, Whale and
other Fish Oils Of for
eign fisheries 20 pc ad
raj. Linseed. Hempseed
and Rapeseed DC y gal,
Ofire 23c. Salad 5Oc,
Palm, Seal and Cocoa
NAT l0c y gal.
Portland Kerosene
Illuminat'g Oil 80 @55c
Machine. so a, 50
Clarine. .........
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Sperm Winter. .20sa2l0
Whale, ref. Whit ] 05Ial 0e
do. Crude.1 00td
Grand Bank and
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IGNORANCE OF QUACK DOCTORS AND NOsTRUM
MAKERS.

Thr ugh the ignorance of the Quack Doctor knowing
no Other remedy, he relies upon MEHCURY and gveut
Maker equally ign rant adds to his so called Extracts
Sp chc ALtdole, SC. both relying upon its effects in
clrng few in hundred, il is trum eted in various
ways IN oughout he land but, ALAS nothing is said
OF the bslan some of whom die others grow worse,
snd are t 20 llnger asd suffer for hs years
Ill relieved or cured, if possible by competent physlc
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American * Foreign Patents
r. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATEN rs

Late Agent Of U S Patent Office Washington, under
the act OF 1872
76 State street, opposite Kilby ST., BOSTON.
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dsnt. which is too serious to be longer allowed
Great Britain has deemed It for her interest to
refuse acknowledging tbs patent fact OF the ex-
istsncs Of the Confederacy as an independent
nation It can scarcely be expected that we
should, by our own eondact, imply assent 70
the iustics or propriety Of that refusal. Now
that the British Minister accredited to the Gov
eminent Of eur enemies assumes the power to
issue instructions and exercise authority Ovsr
the Consuls of Great Britain residing within
this country nay, even Of appointing agents
to supervise British interests in the C0nfode-
rate States. This course Of conduct psinly ig-
Rorss the existence Of this Government, and
implies the continuance Of the relations bs-
tween that Minister and the C0nsuls of her
Majesty resident within the C0nfederscy which
existed prior to the withdrawal Of these States
from the Union. It is further the assertion Of
a right, on the part Of Lord Lyons, by virtue
of bis credentials as hor Maiesty's Minister at
Washington, to exercise the power and au-
thority of 4 Minister accredited 10 Richmond,
and officially received as such by the President.
Under these circumstances, and because Of sim
liar scton by other minister's the President has
felt it bis duty to order that no direct comnuni-
cation be permitted between the c0nsus OF neu-
tral nations in the Confederacy and the func-
tiouares Of those nations residing within the en-
emies country. All communications, therefore,
between her Malssty'8 consuls, or consular
agents in the Confederacy and foreign countries,
Whether neutral or hostile, will hereafter be re-
strictad to vessels arriving from or dispatched
for neutral ports. The President has the less
reluctance in imposing this restriction because
of the ample facilities for corrsspondehee which
are now afforded by the aaets Of Confederate
and neutral steamships engaged in regular
trade between neutral countries and the C0nfed-
crate ports This trade is daily increasing in
spite of the paper blockade, which is upheld by
her Majesty Government in disregard, as the
President conceives, Of the rights Of this Con.
federacy. of the dictates OF public law, and of
the duties of impartial neutrality.
You are instructed by the President to furnish
4 copy Of this dispatch, with copy of the pa
pers appended, to her Msjssty's Secretary Of
Foreign Affairs.
I am, very respectfully, your Ob't sv't,
J. P. BENJAMIN, Secretary OF State.
Hon James S. Mason,
Commissioner, etc, London.
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armies on their marches, and that they perform
all the labor of the camp and fsldi but Of course
this might bs expected Of q people whose entire
existence depended, and in a great msssure even
row depends, on slave labor Gen. Grants
prisoners, as the Vieksburg garrison are called.
arc to be first on record known 10 be permitted
to rataiR their arms but this is accounted for
by the fact that they conceal them, only permit
ting them to be seen occasionally, wnen our
sharpshOoters pick of the bearers. No doubt
the sinking Of the Cincinnati sfforded q crumb
of comfort 10 the Vicksburgers, who would
herald it to the COnfederacy if they could but it
is perhsps, the only one they viii find during
the remainder of their starving days
LORNG AT JACKSON
Captain Durbin, assistant quarteFmaster, has
returned from Jackson, where he was sent with
twenty FIVE thousand rations for the wounded
and sick left in the hospitals Of that city. He
reports that he found the rebel videttes seven
miles ont, and was not permitted to enter the
city. His train was stopped within q mile Of
Jackson, and bis mission was reported 20 Gen.
L0riBg, who was IN command LOring happen
ed to be camping troops in the vicinity and
rode up to the train. He expressed his thanks
to General Grant for including the rebel wound
ed and sick in the provisions, but declined to
receivc them. Captain Durbin replied that he
DAu ulsHlOuIou twenty tuuuSaHu ol Lie iatl0ua
already, and would prefer lesYing the remaining
five thousand but Loring would not consent.
Tbs rebel general was dressed in the most
negligent style. BE wore an old black sloueh
hat, 8 s0iled linen coat, a pair of Whitley brown
corduroy pantalo 3ns, very much the worse for
wear, and an old pair Of boots. His staff Off
GERS wore very neat uniforms, which looked
new, and all the troops, or as many as the
quartermaster saw, wore new uniforms, and
Looked fresh and il good health From indica-
tions it is not improbable that a large body Of
troops is being masssd al jackson, and that w
may hear from them ere long, but our generals
are perfectly confident of their ability to starvs
the Yicksburg rebels into submission, and are
not fearful Of any disaster from an attack in the
rear.
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Ennitr Fniriras.

RUhEs FoR THE PRRSERYATIOE OF HEALTH.
If a soldier, don't rest upon your laurels until
they have been well aired
Avoid falling out about triaey.
Fall out Of windows as seldom as possible.
Keep your mouth shut On dusty days
Never open your mouth in frosty weather.
Close your mouth very tight when the wind
blows from the east
II your business compels you to 60 out before
breakfast, have some breakfast frst
Do not swallow too many tslegramas3
Keep out Of the street when gold is falling.
Partake se4ringly of wild fowl-particularly
Of the caaaTds that come to US from Mexico.
Should your Thermometers indicate an e1-
trema degree Of cold or heat, immeTse it in bot
or cold wster, until It arrives at proper sense
Of its duty.
Rise sarlY-bsfore you are twenty-five, if pos
5iblo.
Crescs which has been running after king
so long, seems to have cooled down, now that a
king has been provided for IT, At least we
should Judge from the following neatly wrap
ped I'D allusion ia the London markst circuiaE
tTalloW quiet"
"Counterfeit Fivos, brass knuekles.
A photographer, who has lstely been opera
ting in tie South, states that it takes two sit
tings to obtain one carte Of Humphrey Marshall
the Jack Fslstsf of secsssia. Ths wonder is
how one caTfs can hold him.
Il is 3 fact crsdisabls to barn yard nature
that, while curses come home to To0st, rooster.
never come home to curse.
A {" MEAN MAH"-There is story current
about certain wealthy contractor, who refuses
10 buy q cameIs hair shawl for MS wife, on th
ground that an articls Of that kind would max
her look "lumpy" about the shoulders.
MELANcHoLLY ACeIDENr.-Theo other day
middle-aged gentleman, while walking seros
tho bridge over the Serpenline, fell in with som
body else. Their names havs not yet iTsns
pired.-PaHeh.
The support of the Press-Its columns.
An author differs from all known animals /
1 ibis, that his tale comes out OF his head.
/ PEDEsTRIANIsM-UN UNExAMPLED MATCH
/ In the neighborhOod of the old Green Lanes,
] large crowd was the other day assembled 10 81
q middls-sged gentleman running bis eyes ov'
q garden. Il was most exciting -Puaeh.
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The Guubsars ou Tame. River.

We understand that the runboats and la19.1--
pauyiug transports, Telsrrod to By rs IN yestsr-
days E1press, came uD ths rver no higheE than
the mouth of me Chickdh1rniny. They turned
into this stream, pToces6sd up several miles. and
landed some two thousand troops on the vest
branch of the stream.
Whether this is to be base of operation icr
a new move on Richmond, or mareiy iaiut TO
upon Washington, we are unable b say Iaev
VIII be attended 20 sh0uid they move beyond
the cover Of their funboafs, and this viii be-
done without reducing the army Of Ttaern
Virginia. Mcclellan tired the Chiesah0DInyf
and sigually failed 40 vii his successors, EAo-
ever they may bs.-P sars5Erg EcDress, 1871.