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TAKE no more BalSan, Mercury, or uapledsdH
3isdieiHs for unplsGSGnt and dangerous
Diseases.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17

Eastern Maine, TO te delayed much longer.
Portland has now but very little intercourse
with the localities Of Hancock and Washing
ton, but with thrice weekly connection, ma
king the communication steady, regular and
certain, it cannot be doubted that large and
profitable trade would spring up between
them. The enterprising people on cur eastern
coast are largely engaged in navigation, lum-
bering and flshing--description of business
which would derive special advantage from
such a connection, while they are at the same
time of kind TO increase materially the COM
merce OF our city. We shall be disappointed
If the intelligence aud sagacity Of our mcr-
chants and capitalists fail to apprehcnd the
very great Importance of this movement.
Since writing the above we are sorry to no.
tice that the Portland Price-Current throws
cold water on this enterprise. 1t says the
Portland and Bangor steamers barely paw their
expenses and hence thinks line to MachIas
and the eastern towns would not be remuner-
alive; but it should remember, /, that the fire.
quent interruptions of this line since the war
have materially interfered with its business !;
2, that there is railway communication be-
tween Bangor and Portland and Boston, and
8, that there is large outside steamer between
Bangor and Boston which is doing an immense
business in freight aud passengers. II the
policy of the Price Current Is acted upon It
will not be long before such line will be es-
tablished between the eastern towns and Bos-
ton, and the trafilciwhich might be secured to
Portland and which would not fail to make
the enterprise one OF the best paying invest
ments, will be lost to her forever
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17
Androscoygin Railway Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Androscoggin Railroad was held in Bath
on Monday last. The average monthly earn
ings Of the road are said to be double what
they were one year ago. The gross earnings
OF the road for eleven months, ending with
the month of October, were s09,004.43. The
working expenses for the same time have
been s3o,493.72. The Bath Times, to which
we are indebted for our report, says the re-
port presented a very satisfactory statement
of affairs, showing that the past year has been
one Of much prosperity, the earnings of the
Road having exceeded the reasonable expec-
tations Of its friends, while the working ex-
penses have been lower than expected.
Oliver Moses, David Patten, Samuel l. Rob-
inson, Washington Gilbert, Seth May, A. d.
Lockwood, Samuel aud Belcher, were elected
Directors.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17
Eastern Steamboat Line.

We understand that some of the citizens O
Portland are agitatiDg the subject of establish
ing steamboat communication between Port.
land and Machias, ana intermediate points. II
seems to US that such an enterprise would pay,
aud what is better, would be Of very great ad-
vantage to the people of Eastern Maine as
well as Portland.
From our peculiar situation there is no ini-
mediate prospect of railroad communication
with the "outer world;' and we should all the
more readily, therefore, hail any move to bet
ter our condition by increasing the means Of
inter-communication by steamboat. We are
daily impressed with the fact that there Is q
large trade growing up between Portland
merchants and the people on onr coast, and 70
facilitate and increase this business, should be
the care OF all. Portland Is the point from
whence the great West receives much of it's
supply Of fsh, an article which our people on
the coast are largely engaged in catching aud
curing. A good portion of this trade nov
centres In Portland. With the increase
facilities which steamboat running twice
weekly would give US, this trade would be
largely extended. How this enterprise, II it
shall 60 into operation, shall benefit Ellsworth
and the other towns In our county bordering
on the coast, Is . question for us TO determine.
As we are now, there Is little too much
staging for the passenger, and a great deal
100 much sailing for the speedy transmission
Of goods.-IE Ellsworth American.
We are glad to learn that the "cilizens Of
Portland" are discussing the chances OF loss
and gain By establishing steamboat communi-
cation with the towns GU the Machias
waters.
We have repeatedly called attention TO this
important matter. In which no class Of people
are or can be more interested than the mer.
chants and traders and travelling public Of
Machias and neighboring towns.
II the attempt Is made we trust those who
start 1t viii prove themselves meu of pluck
and not be baf1ed by adverse cumeuts.-fMs
ehias union.
The enterprise above referred to Is, VIC
think, too important to Portlsnd, as well as "a
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17

A LABOR SAVING MACHINE. - Messrs.
Breed & Turkey Shoe Manufacturers, on Union
street, have recently introduced into their es-
tablishment one of Blake's Patent Shoe Sew
ing machines, for sewing the soles TO the
uppers. With the assistance of this machine,
a pair of heavy, doubled-soled balnoral boots,
can be made from the rough in the best man
ner, in one hour. A pair of boots with one
of these machines, can be sewed around in
one minute. In this establishment, boots or
shoes are cut out, closed, the soles cut out,
and the bottoms sewed on, by machinery.
When the art OF printing was introduced, it
was thought advisable TO prohibit, by severe
penalties, its adoption as 1t would throw
thousands of scribes out Of employment But
the art OF printing has since been very gen.
orally introduced, and the scribes are In no
want of employment. No one need appre-
bend that sewing machines will in the long
run lessen the means of procuring liveli-
hood.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17
ie Ncc York Erenisg Post.
Maior.General Howard.
WASHINGTON, d. c. Dec. LIST,

lnNr u H.
~ y. Dee' As'' 'ooo'
'os Io'" :" enc N'e"'sS ros.
OH In your issue oil Monday last read
Win equal surprise ana regret an article head
ed The Elcrenfh army Corps and its Gener-
al In referring to its participation in the re
cent battle at Chattanooga you use the fol-
lowing language
I'VE rejoice over the reclamation of tbe Eleventh
corps It's disgrace was sad thought to every body
eotn. n ts o. our arms ~ hear na the
sston was The fault, NOT Of he men th.m.srss hn,
OF the officers under whose command they we're
we are gao that TO tGenersl Hooker belonged the
of the eaun,rs 'h's ios' corps 70 the confidence
conorai III mo Ds, say Wy n'ucn IA praise o,
oo auaa r sS whom All ioyal men regard
!. iaaSars ~ eae ms sainu., uasulns anu nero
~ ,haro = a ~. Dus ~ pia.sns HOOK
s ;nd; - ol.",, no occasion Ior aspersing
sa,oa ~ a.sa!, me "en,calnea anu priiiiant
.;an,,. o...i oheels. .ou seem 10 nave en-
,;on! ~, ;,.,.a-,. ,.ailiy 'ahca 70 men
.nIPo. 'ars iae. Una. inc iliiheoiate
cSi,s rn.sor,nna e =. e c cs.n eUlPs,a q, lhe time
The ,,ra oSsha ,,, =. nsn. 'sie anu al
az s.,,,',,,;. AsI 1s... nS1ns .ca' VI aims on
~, sa,..n " .oo11u ~. MOun.ai',' was one ana
Woward n, H., .,.yea ue .' oh,er y.
wss go rIn.n.I, g"s'i W. oo'i. i,oosci
nsver ha.n a,,onaa , supef,ol oceI, and y mas
failed IN ohev - y. s;,la :" -, wary nss
the Eyenina D., a., az el.i,er place ! lnihh
that has ayan n,; ~. ~ i.'Peesao,e pape.
was - e,,,, e.. ". .n ,hst ven. howard
CbancellorsyilIa TT. nepu.se o. ms corps AT
docnmen,s 10 v;nd;ca,a ~ ~ ,,s posession tne
tarv commandsr on a., al, S0nu 's % uni-
them nnhlic whom hc o' aa 's'u "uu may maze
w n iha service eA NJ 'a'' w ~ "''iiou' ''9u-
The mart horne hv ,,,o p,o.,,
hattie IF ~ 'Ie l,e ,. corps IN Inc
Don Ths 49, 81 ra,s, - eaai,eiy ignores oy
iIiI-tha La ac - Mo Me- assaults on cemetery
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17
b TELEGRAPH
10 THE
EVENING PAPERS.
From Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. Is.
There is rumor here that Gen. Sheridan
commanding the column in pursuit OF Long,
street, encountered the rebel rear guard cast
OF Knoxville and sustained = heavy repulse.
in which Gen. Sheridan Is said to have been
badly wounded. The rumor Is not yet gencr-
any credited at headquarters, bot Il is Traced
TO several distinct sources.
Col. Misener reports from Columbia that the
rebel deserters and citizens are iiocking 10
that post in great numbers, asking to be AL
lowed to take the oath under the Presidents
proclamation. Col. NJ. says, in regard TO the
numbers arriving, that he has never seen the
like.
The trial OF Frau Gurey. the guerrilla. who
Killed Gen. McCook d year ago, Is now being
concluded. He will undoubtedly be hung.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17

GREAT DISCOVERY adnesiy preparation
that Will STICK
Psteheeand Liningsto Boots and Shoes sutfieient
ystropg without stitching;
That VIII oiecuaily mend Furniture, Crockery
Toys, and al articles Of household use.
Belt Makers
Boot and Shoe Makers
Manufacturers and Machlnlsts
And Families
willnnd it IsvALuAsLE. II gillsfectually storth
leikaga of Coal OIL.
tits insoluble in water or Gil.
!tisali9uid, and as easily applied as paste.
twill adhere oily substances.
Itis
HILrOS's INsoLUBLE CEMENT
HrLToS BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Providence, L. /.
SsppifediR pactagesf from os. TO hobbs, BY
CHAS. RICHARDSON & CO.,
81 Broad Street, Boston,
Sofa A gents for New England
W. T. PHILLIPS, Agent for Portland
febl7dly
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17
Prom Washington.

NEW YORK, Dec. IL.
prominent New England Senator is com
promised by evidence going to show that he
received $1,000 for his influence In getting a
person out OF the old Capitol prison, who had
been confined there on a charge Of deiraudng
the government, and for rendering to the same
person other services of similar nature.
A letter received here from naval officer
on board the flag ship Pensacola at New Or
leans, states that the embers of mutiny are
gathering fast among the sailors of the men
of-war in that harbor. II seems great MANY
sailors enlisted for one year, and their time is
expired, but the Navy Department being
pressed for men, was obliged to issue an order
that no sailors would be allowed to come home
even If their time had expired, until relieved
by Others.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17
FOR SALE.

49, House ard Lot, No. osl Csngrts, street.
Fiji Head. " -.
=, Wooden House and Lot, In rear Of above.
win privilege Of passage-way from Congress street
asker estatc No. 2lo Congress street, corner Of
Pearl. opposite Uniscrsslist Church.
crfv. " ~N~e' P'oP
Wooden House and Lot No. 20 wateryille street.
House aud Store No. Is Free street.
Libby. ~ 'f"eas
The above will be sold on long credits, and ct res-
sonabe prices 10 close up the estate of Winsioyv
deceased. EIjWAHDFOy Exr.r,as" We
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17
DIED.

years IL months. "se" ~
fY-Funeral on Friday afternoon at Il O'Clock. al
invited. "' "ie
90 In this city, Dec. lS, Mr.. Lazarus Harlow. aged
Edw l.. and Sarah j. Chase, aged yesrs
In fryeburg. Dee. IA. of pneumonia Mrs Eliza A
wife OF Hon. John w. Dana -
a. IN Medins. Ohio Nov II, Patrick Monaghan. aged
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCIsCo-.Ar h,h last. ship Geo Pea.
body Paine, New York.
Boston: sch Lucy Drew. Wakefield. Portland.
Ar 18th, schs Martha Hall, Gi!rhrist Bangor;
Twilight. Groves. and y Hall. Paddock. rortlsad;
Cid 18th. brig Lark. Bullock, Rio crandc; sch y
Doane. Megatlin. Boston.
PHILADELPHIA Cid 18th. brigs Sea Lark,
ONeI. Pensacola; Julia, Smith. New Orleans
Ar lith. ship john Spear. Anderson. New York
Ar 18th. bark Pleades. Miller. Now Orleans; brigs
do; Henry Leeds, Smith Roekiand; schs 5 q Hart
Rowley, Calais; George Dcsrins, finkham from
CID 18th. sch Calais Packet. Hatch, Boston.
NEW ioRk-Ar isth. bark Champion. Tracey
Calais; brigs Anita Damon. Wallace. Grand Turk;
ON. Nassau NJ; Ocean Wave. Aichorn, n Uriesns;
Chas Heath, wyman. Frovidence; sch. II L Russell
Bulkley. New Orleans; Challenge, Bullock. Bangor;
vinalhayen: Rachel Bsals. Smith Norwich.
Ar 18th. ship Vancouver, Curtis. Bristol 4: bark
fleetwiDg, Davis, Baltimore: schs Ned, Higgins n
Orleans; Saiilis, Kelley. Key West.
Also ar 18TH banks Airnoner, Lanpher, Havana;
Evening Star. Ward. I'm Turks Island; briss Olga.
mas; N Thompson, Lanpher. Key West; A Lar.
rabcc, Higgins. Ezabcthport for Boston; sch Mary
Lunt Tracey. Port RoyslsC.
Prize Banner. Rich. and Evelyn, Crowley, Boston.
NEwPoRf-ln port 18th, brigs II Emery. Bsx-
Bangor for Alexandria; schs Aleiope. Collamcr fun
Bangor for New London Caroline, Rhoades Rock.
lpnd for New York; Village Bride, Cahoon. wesiport
for do: Sea Breeze Coonbs, Bucksport; uampden
Belle, Bullock. FAN River for Lincolnville.
Also, schs Lookout, Foster, and lioneer. Tapley
from Baltimore for Portsmouth,; Sunbeam, Pierce
Belfast for New Orleans; LII Warren, Warren Ban.
gor for Philadelphia; Philanthropist Homer do for
New York Jason lnew) sprasue, Mschias for 90;
Hattie, l.rneey. PASSPORT for do
HOLINESS H0LE-Ar Ieth, schs Crane Shot
Snow. Providence for Portland; Jason, Sprsgue, fm
Machias for New York.
Ar 18TH schs + y Lewis, Wallace. Philadelphia for
Portland; A L Stimpson, Simpson, Eastpors TO 90
the railway.
Sid 18th. brigs wappoo n Locke. J W Drisko;
schs Belle, s A Hammond u u Willard. II Perkins
fhilanihropist, Surf Jane Fish, Oriental. Sunbeam.
j Warren. Grape Shot. JASON aud others.
NEW BEDFORD AR 18th, sch Jane Fish, Ferris.
Calais.
BOSTON--Cid i5th. schs Martha Ann. Sargent,
Beaufort NC S Gilman. Burgess, New York.
sid 18th. barks Commerce, Ocean Stecd; brigs W A
Dresser Miller.
Ar 18th. ship Washington, Norton, San Francisco.
Cid 18th. barks Ammonia. Hamilton. tor Gibraltar;
Acorn; Parker. Beaufort Nci schs } Hill. Wheel.
den, Philadelphia; STAR Baker. Georgetown.
fORTsMOUIH-Sld 18th, sch Abbie Parker. Con-
don. Belfast.
MACuIAS-Ar sth brig Trindolen. Havcuer. I'm
Boston, sch Pilgrim Kelley, Portland
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17

sy~The Burnside Rife Company at Proyi-
dence r. l., now furnish the government one
hundred cavalry rides day, and by January
LIST will turn out one hundred and fifty day.
In the same establishment forty thousand
cartridges = day are manufactured
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17

GowELL & MoRRELL have just received their
FALL STOCK of DRY GOODS. and are prepared
to show the public OF the best selected stocks
the city, at the loves. prices for CASH on delivery
Call and see 100 Middle Street
Portland, Sept 5, 1853. eodtf
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17
Proposals for Artillery Horses.

r,o,o Y. ), A., December 18th. Ise3.
1hoPOSALS viii be received at this once, unfI
Mondey. Zlst inst, at T.. n, for the deiiverv
pcing organized at Camp Coburn. Horses 10 Be rom
top years Old Is hands and inches high, with va
TAU u Oh one inch They should be well broken 70
WIN SHOULDERS sufficiently broad TO support the col
iaf, nut not too heavy; fun barrelod with broad
oesp loins stout coupled with solid hind quarters
Melsht NOT less than 1850 lbs when In good copdi-
.ion ana as great as consistent with activity spec
IA attention VIII be directed TO the feet TO see that
.ney are perfectly sound. All c,lors taken No
All the nerscs to be delivered By the 9Th day of
ne ability OF tho bidder to fulnli his agreement
must be guaranteed by two Responsible persops
whose signatures must be appended to the guaranty
-. X. BRINkERHOfF,
eecn' Capt. and A. q. NJ
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17
SIP ECIAL NOTICES.

sy-lf you are going to the West, South. or North.
West, procure Through Tickets at LirrrE's Union
Ticket Once. No. 81 Exchange Street. where you
may have choice Of routes at tho lowest rates OF
fare. and obtain all needfa information.
Nov. 2, 1883. TuThSkwtf
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17

WINTER OPENING OF PARIS MILLINERY, AT
Mas. CoLBY'e, No. l23 MIDDLE srGgKr.-Mrs C.
hasjust received the newest styles in Paris Bonnets
which she will open on Thursday, Dec. Sd. 1888 at
her Show Rooms. i2a Middle street. upstairs.
de1l-t(
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17

GsEAr BAsaAixs AR fOwELL MoRRILL's.
fhbets ropsins. fads aud all other styles OF Dress
Goods. All kinds Cloakinss, Shswls, pomestics.
Sc. selling rsrs cheap for eash. Vow 10 your time
while the assortment 10 full. novlS eodAwtf
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17

corps. He ls an able, loyal, brave, Christian
general, and venture TO say of him in the
language Of another, that at the close of this
war slew will leave moro splendid, and none
. more stainless name."
Very respectfully yours,
J. e. BLAINE
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17

A NEGLECTED. CoUoH, COLD, An IL
RITArKp OR SORE THROAT, IL allowed
to progress, results In serious Pulmon-
AIRY Bronchial and Asthmatic Diseases,
oftentimes ineurable. BROWNS BRox-
CHIAL IRocHKs reach directly the at
fected parts. aud give almost immcdi.
ate relief. For Bronchitis, .fsthD,1, Ca
tdrrh. and CoRsHalpfire Cosghs. the
froehes are useful. Psbiic speakers
aud Singers should have the Troches to
clear and strengthen the Voice. Mill
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17
MARINE NEWS.
FORT OF PORTLAND.


Weduesany....,. .Dccessbep f6.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Montreal. Prince. Boston.
Brig Isaac Carver, Smith, Boston.
Sch Grape Shot, Snow, Providence
Sch Martha Jane. Watson, Boston
Sch Leonesss. Harper. Boston.
Sch Citizen, Upton Boston.
Sch Woodruff Shines. Mason, Boston.
Sch Mountain Eagle. Matthews. Boston,
Sch Lady Ellen. Bailey Salem FOR pamariscotts.
CLEARED.
Steamer Parkersburg, Holman, New York-Emery
L Fox.
Bark Z Hall. thew, Of Portland, 4sa tons,l Coz.
gins, Matanzas-Geo s Hunt.
Brig Lilly, Obi Esdale. Point Pe,re-C Mitchell
& Son.
Sch Arno, tBrl Carlisle, st John NB-Thos Pad.
dock.
Sch Francisco. kby. New York-Jos White.
Sch Maracsibo, Henley, New York; G York
Son.
sAILED-ll Pm, 18th. 5 sunboat Acacia, for
Halifax.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17
BBeTA'S
BRONCHIAL
faaCHE
ron
COUGHS
AND
COLDS.

tar5 Grces and Soldiers " no oyertax the voice and
are exposed to sudden changes, should use them
obtain only the geRHias. Browns Bronchial
Iroches" having arored their efficacy by test OF
many yeeIs, are highly recommended and prescrib-
ed by Phy sicisns and Surgeons in the Army, and
have received testimonials from many emine at mon
Sold by all Druggists aud Dealers In Medicine in
tho United States and most foreign countries. at %
cents per box. deci dim
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17
From, Teros- Thirfy- Fo.r Union Men Hmm,
~,

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.
The Tribune has accounts from prominent
gentlemen of Texas, stating, among other in
formation, that it was rumored in the early
part Of October, and probably true, that on
the Colorado river, In Fayette or Bastrop
Counties, thirty-four persons had been hanged
-four Americans and thirty Germans-among
them Mr.. Grassenger, an old and respected
resident OF La Grange-an inoffensiye old
gentleman of seventy years of age
At Matamoras there were some acres of cot
ton piled up, the owners OF which were In
tribuia;ion lest Cortina would make some ar
rangement by which it would pass into the
hands OF the military at Brownsville. There
was some talk, also, OF arresting Maj. Russell.
the Confederate agent, for theft, under the ex-
tradition treaty, but these were vague rumors.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17
MARRIED,

In this city Dee; ID. BY Rev c. Fuller. Thomas n
Hooper, both of this city. IL
In Bangor. Dee. is, by Rev. Mr.. Everett. WIN. p
of Bangor.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17

Bark Itaska. OF Boston, while erdeavoriuz TO leay.
East Harbor. ], on the 2sd uli missed stays and
went ashore. All efforts to get her of failed when
she was condemned and ordered 70 be stripped and
sold. She had pilot ON board at the time OF the
disaster.
Brig Lady of the Lake, of Boston. from Mirasoanc
for Turks Island. was totally wrecked 10Th ult on
Seal Keys, tseos Bank. She had IS tons logwood
on board.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17
SPOKEN
Sr .hin Winfield scott, Hand, q

oct II, ne lat. sc. ship Wisneio ceots' HAND, rom
Boston for San francisco.
Oct 81. no lat, sc, ship cremorre, from New York
Dec To- ist 81 Sc, Ion r. 50. brig J Means. from
Havana for Boston, with loss Of Fore and msiniop-
n; asts aud jibbocm.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17

~ Parsons Cough Candy is genuine and
reliable remedy. See special notice column.
d2m.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17
FOREIGN PORTs.

At foochow Oct $. ships Ocean Eagle. Chisin for
shanghaei Andes Burnham, for do; Eff Wille,s,
Williams. urc.
At sinpspore Oct %. ships Kate Howe. Fuller. aud
Clarissa Bird. Bird. from Hong Kong. ure; Dirigo,
Buckmipster, from do ar 10th. use; Caroline Breml
for New York; Samuel Appleton, Osgood. laid up
benares, Hinekley, do; bark rearl, Sparrow. for
Boston.
At Rio Janeiro Oct q, ship John ChapmanLow'
from New YORK, ropg. ,
AT Jaekmel LIST inst. brig NJ Sewbali Eiiis' ioI
New York.
Ar At Kingston j, c5th ult. brigs Luereia' bfo"D,
Machias; Hancock. Gibbs. Boston. .
At Grand Turk ~, lst inst brig ts'1tin etar, los.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17
Parsona' Ce]ebrated flo.cb o.nd,

tfetails cnly cs per package for this cure Of B,cr
cstt's, Hcdrscness. Coughs, Colds aud irritation Of
the Throat being wholly free from oil di,sgrooeblc
taste peculiarly adapted to the above dises,esip
Children as well as adults. Prepared by SHORT 4
WATEszousK. Apothecaries. corner OF Free and
Middle streets, Portland Nc. The highest tcstimop
isis can be given of the superior qualities of thI,
csicnt Cough Remedy, For sale By all Druggists
Portland, Oct. q. 1865. smesS,,.o,.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-17

J-Ths Bangor Wing says there has been
100000 bushels of potatoes shipped from that
port, at an average price of So cents.