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To the Editor Of the Press:

To the Editor of the Press:
Dec. oath, 1894.
The following is the copy Of letter just re-
ceived from gentleman high In station inland,
to his friend in this city:
est8 90 OTTAWA, Dec. 10, 1884.
lam more mortified and distressed than I
can say to you. 7 would hardly have believed
that anything national could have caused SO
acute personal pang. About a month since
l wrote to you that in this matter of the St.
Adams raiders your country would receive
strict justice at British hands. feel as II I
mad set down and concocted an invention
OF one thought. 1t weighs upon me as if vas
an accomplice. No reparation can sufficient
~ WASH out such stain; this you will have to
the uttermost But 1t cannot assusge the
mortincaiion which rankles in every honest
heart, and they are multitudinous, as you will
admit in q few days, I send cutting from a
morning paper to show what the feeling is at
Quebec. Mr.. Geafssis conduct is unparalleled
in any British story. By an sct Of iudiejal
suicide, he has plunged US in wrong and dis
grace. asi s.
Don't give athougat to the "cheers In COURT
the court was the ordinary police court
the audience tyents-ave loafers such as warm
themselves oyer any efatplscc-rs stove at this
aass Of the year,
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SuUTtcS =. w eeES.
= Six MILES FROM RICHMOND.
" Dec. 10, 1884.
To the Editor Of the Press: 4n8e1U199eti
The weather continues mild for the season,
and the soldiers In this department have hac
fine opportunity to complete their quarters,
and make preparations to remain here for .
long or short period, as may be found neces-
sary. haQa saos
Unusual quiet has prevailed in this depart
ment during the past few days. The recent
reconnaissance made on our front by Gen,
Longstreet, satisfied the rebels that enough
troops had been left here to hold this line and
keep at bay any force that the enemy In his
present exhausted condition can spare for
operation here. The prompt and timely
measures that had been instituted by the off,
Ger commanding the Provisional Brigade (Col.
Geo. F. Granger of the 9th Maine Veteran
Volunteers), with q view to preventing sur
prise, taught the willy foe that we were not to
be caught mapping. The same eternal vigil
lance will continue to be manifested, and when
Johnny Reb desires to experiment on what he
supposes to be our weakened lines his obtru-
sive demeanor will meet with an appropriate
reward o5ianf 40 7,fg.8 .k3ss
Capt Charles r. Weeks of Portland, be-
longing to the 9th Maine Regt. has been made
a Brigade QuaTtermaster, uice Wadsworth,
transferred to the 18th Corps. Capt. Weeks
has earned bis promotion, by proving himself
a brave and active officer. He has taken part
in all the engagements in which this regiment
has participated, and bears on his person no
less than seven honorable SCARS received in
battle. he was In the thickest Of the fght at
Fort Gilmer, and was close by the side of
Capt. Robert ]. Gray when that lamented
officer received his mortal wound.
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A9FI DIED.

so years
In Belfast Dec 8, Mrs Sally, W fe of the late Nah
PATTI rsOn. aged rs years.
. X Al Barancas hospilal, Nov l7th Alfred D wey.
mouth of Applet n.-Co II. I'd AZ. Cav.
at Isle au haut Dec IL, Of dptheria. Abigail aged
20 years, daug ter of CapL Spencer aud Lydia Rob.
inson; 1Oth. Mrs Sarah, vie OF Arno W Staples
aged "a years; l1th, Frederic, so OF A w staples
aged years 49, sf ~ r ~
In Monroe. 0ct1, George o, aged Is years mos;
22d Lydia NJ aged II years months 29, b, Susan
II aged years % days children of Richard aud
Sarah Robertson. =. =.
IL Blddeford, Dec q Lizzie Helen, daugh of 10.
50, and Miriam Young. aged years.
In alfred, Dec IL. MIR Chas Il Buker aged 40 yrs d
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"a monster Of such friehtful mein
As to be hated needs but to be seen },

RThe Paris Constitutional lifts its voice Of
warning against pirates. supposed to have refer
ence to the alleged letters of Marque, stated to
have been granted by Juarez, the Mexican Pres
idelt. Tkisjoprnal is attacked by the Opinion
.NdtionGit for such warming. which taunts it
with having upheld the Alabama Florids,, &c.
Il charges he constiiEfiQasl with changing it's
Opinions, now that the French Commerce may
be jeopardiaed by similas ersiesrs. Nov the
bull cores the French OK which makes all lis
difference IN the world. a = '"'@ - ~
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WAR h EMS
WATERPROOF and Leather Preserver,
FOR BOOTS AND SHOES.
For sale at Mr.. J. W. MAsssrELD's store, ia
Mid die ct. Portland, Me. dec2ldkw2m
Boston stock List.
MARRIED.

In thi city Dec Is. By Rev z walton, David
ma, on an9 Cafrie D. daughter OF Albert Merrili,
la las Bowdoinham, Dec Ii. Jane. M ssdolev
and Miss Susan A Gowen. ~ oeusieJ
: Ia Bddeford, Dec II, Chas A Howlana, ESQ. and
In Kennebunk, horace v Worth and Miss MARI 7.
Low. nary II
In Parsonsdeld. Dec T. Luther Sanborn, ID. and
Miss Mar ha Clough. uu
In Belfast Dec u. Edward Rnoades, of NORTH
I port, and MISS Atlanta A Nc Obj OF LincolnviIleI
In Belfast. Dec IL, Charles u bean and Miss natie
F Gu ,ningham sfta9 sfif " 3 liTcdifs
Il Swanviile Dec IT,, Edw W Woods, of Belfast
and Miss Sarah N Tripp, OF 8.
In Stockton, Dec 49, Daniel Cousens and Miss Net
lie A Arnold.
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Price rs cents per Bottle
TIBBETTS BROTHER
To the sick.

ELIZABETH B ADAMS, formerly Chamberlin
NJ D. Analytical Practitioner, ala Congress, CORNER
Pearl street Consultation rHEf toah. frOR . to L
A. M, and 2toT P. Il. af esI n
regular gradua, from the Boston Female Med
ical College, with 10 years succcessful practice en-
abes her to cfsr hope to the sick and especially to
femass and children alaic ed with chronic diseases
Her remedies are purely vegetable, chemically pre-.
pared and the certainty with which they cure dis.
eases OF whatever form. eausesthem to receive, as
they merit The utmost CONFIDENCE of the sick. Mid
wifery attended to as usual: .se8a1se
Dr.. Adams. is assis ed BY DR.. J. Wesley Kelley OF
Boston, soIe surviving founder the Analytical sys.
temp who Is In attendance at her Office the second
Tuesday and wednesday CT each month.
Nov s.-d&wan 800
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81 (Psr steamship peruyIau.i
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
v IL w ITY HALL.
IS SIMMONS
A SPIRITUALlST!

WITNESS his developments To night and Judge
w for your elves he great
R,pe-Tying Mystery
will be performed on his occasion OILY as there are
other er afensaiion feats for J oay and W ednes
day. The mysGe ,ns Writing on the Arm. eve v
light Tie graf Dtcapitatson Feat on Wednesday,
Be,eft o. SimmoLs ffTTT 49, 80
Ora Matinee wednesday afternoon at
90 ock. Admission rs CTS cniaren 10 cts
y Doors pen in tie ss ening att. Commences ats.
"a AdDis ion Is cts. Re-erved Seats -0cts
Seats can be secure during the oay. Ticket Of
ice open rom 10 A II. to4PM
On Friday Evening Mr. Simmons will deliver q
ectura in aid o. toe Sick and Wounded Sodiers -
Subj ct-The Philosophy of so.called Spi itualism.
Dee 26-dtf = 'aial7ll9 -ll
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Soldiers Home.

The following named Soldiers were admitted
and left the Portland Soldiers Home for Gle
week ending Dec. oath:
Admitted. Edwin d. Bailey, Co. K LIST Me.
Cavalry; Edwin futile, Co. 81, 18th Mel
Andrew J. Perry, Co. B, do; Edward Syivee-
ter, Co. L, LIST d. c., Cavalry Charles 81. Ma
son, Co. A, 18th q. s. Infantry; George E.
Wilder, Co. K, 1st Me- FL. A.; Albert Fl. Pres
ton, Co. K, 3lst Me-: Jonn G. Romick, Co. C,
1st Me. Heavy Artillery: George w. Cobb.
Co. X, 2lst Me-; Adalburt G.. Webster, Co. Z
9TH Me William F. Larrabee, Co. 1, 22d Ne;
Johu 81. Hall, Go. A, 9 Me. David j. Whit
ney, Co. E, LIST Me, Heavy Artillery; Will
lam WEIGH, Co. Z, 18th Vet Reserve Corps
Twenty-one LETT for, their homes, and three
for the General Hospital. A1I2 ILL
a hes VIM 81. PLUMMER, Agent.
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WrArHEH REPoRr.-The Thermometer on
Friday Esd, at residence in this city, stood
at the lowest point II deg. below zero. The
average of the day was GO below. Tho low
est last winter was February 18th, dee. he
low, and February 10th. The coolest dsv on
the average last winter was Februarv 17,h
deg. below. '--s-..a.-.-.....
In the winter of '62 and '6S the lowest WAC
February 8 '8S, II deg. below. The coolest
day on the average was February 4th, 6S3
below.
In the winter of 81 ,62, the lowest was
January S, 1872, one deg. below; that day was
the coolest, on the average seven degrees
above.
In the winter Of go 'el, the lowest was
February 9th, % deg. below; its was also the
coolest day on the average, 1888 degrees be-
low.
Our correspondent who furnishes the above,
remarks:
1.-THE marked cold days Of the GA years
since 1900 at Portland, are Friday Jan. 10,
1910, the only record OF which in my posses
sion Is F. M, II deg. below; 4 40 P. NJ, IA
deg. below. Saturday Jan. 20, 1910, the only
record OF which in my possession is A. M,
16.5 deg. below; l P. NJ, ID deg. below
Friday Jan %, 1857, z A. M, % deg. below !;
2P. NJ, 12.5 deg. below; 9 P. M, II deg
below. Mean, II .16 deg. below Friday Feb.
8, 1861, Z A. NJ, % deg, below;2P. M. is deg
below; 9 P. M, II deg. below. Mean 1888
shelow
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IS Capture or sayan,.ah.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.
. A despatch was received last evening from
highly authentic source, announcing the
positive capture of Savannah. by the army OF
Maj. Gen Sherman, but no date Is given, nor
no particulars have been received. We, are
In hopes an official despatch will be received
before the closing Of telegraph lines, confirm
ing the truth OF this glorious news, Of which
we have no doubt whatever. 3e sss.ssg 3
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Arotri.a..o., 60 :. 80, -, = noston.l
xtn ;. M Days, Koopman, RangOOn; SD, PIeiades
| Wi1siow, Portland
Also ar 3D.. Portland, Curtis, st John Mr.
Sid 'th. North American, (s) Portland; Vangu.rd
Curwen, Melbourne. su@"'
Eat or log 9Th Wm Wilson, PIummer. Gibraltar.
shA rock Giley and valencia osworth Kan s,S:
Cid io!S viIailsa. Af 8ndcrsS Sns c.Sda
Cardiff "a sailed i StS.j up0'' eA'fa A0naoh i0r
New York ''-' :. 'eHA'n'' D0"ney' 'O'
proceeded Bristol n 1l0H' DAne' cuoa' Jana
! Sid I'm Cardinr Sd inst TheoboId ThaohoIa for
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delphia susan d owens Norton. Gala
Ar at woosups Oct IL. 4no,,o Hod.don ,n Nav
York Oos1As oos APono' hodgdon' I'm ne"
Ar Ar at DO Dot 5. Mary Glover H,ghs. Fooonow.
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Orion. WHITING Soochaw 80 namoaii' ior s"aeo"'
\ San Franci.con - Wv 80, A"Peiiai' nu'onins'
I Ar at Passaroeang Oct I2 Andrew jackson. Nc
Osinm. Sourabaya.
Old TN Batavia oct 20, Art Union Thayer Ram
soon,
Kang singapore Oct 81, Hiawatha, Ryder. Hong
SD net q Rachel wills. renang. ALL IL
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WELL Croker Ros,e., e. ole, Manrntns zsIn, Crom-
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EXPORTS.

Per Hib rnian. for Liverpool-2499 bbls -four, 2Ol6
bags whea 1910 pkgs butter 4S4 boxes bacon l4O
tres laru lIS lis leather 800 boxes cheese LIS pkgs
tea. 100 pkgs extract bark IL sewing mach nes
boxes effects. bbls apples bbs tongues, As bbis
beef lS9 pkgs hams, II cases bonnets, IL rs sun
dries. - .l.I y
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E~Epileptfc Fits can be Cured.--Dr.
LooKRow having become eminently successful in
curing this terrible masdy, invites all similarly af
aicted to call or send for circulars Of references and
testimonials of numerous cases cured of from one to
twenty-tour years standiHgI BE dsYstss Ais arssn,
tiaa specially tvdiseasei bessbre Spinal Aka
or Nervous systsm. and socits an Investigation Of
his claim to the public confidence.
az may be consulted at his private residence No.
lAl West 4ad street, daily from 10 a. NJ toa'r.
except sssarass and sunday. Addressaii ietssrs TO
y 7'a Da. v. B. LoCKkoW, NewYork.
Care OFF. o. Box5lle. oot7dsm !.
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mo Len.

Two gentleman ct ady habits, large, pleasant,
furnished Room, heated by furnace, and sup
piled tn gas IN private mily. House centrally
located. Apply to W. 81 Middle st. decz6dsN
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The Rebel General Magrslder 5r0slgt to grief
An Engtesh Pirate fitting cat at Axores. =
8 NEW York, Dec. "a.
q The rebel Gen. Magruder. commanding de-
pertinent of Texas was recently caught in the
violation OF private rights, similar to that
for which Gen. Van Dorm met ibis death. In
Magruder's case the indignant husband
promptly challenged the offending officer, and
met him with pistols. The following day Ma
gruder was wounded in the right knee SO bad
ly that amputation became necessary.
A schooner which arrived yesterday from
the Azores Islands, reports that thes new
steamer Ganges built ostensibly for the Hong
Kong and Calcutta trade had arrived at the
Azores and was being fitted up as rebel pi-
rate. She Is fast screw steamer about 100
tons burthern and was built at Lairds. Her
armament will be six 80 Founders and two
100 pound Blakely guns. Under her new flag
she will be called the Petersburg, and will be
commanded by 1t. Griffin. Her crew are all
English and so are all OF her officers but four.
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~ The undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of
Pay and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs. Office, 81 IL Exchange
st., opposite Postofiice, Portland
1s W. s. SAWYER.
References-HoN. SAMUEL CoNY Gov. of Me-,
Hon. WIN. PITT FEssESDEN, Sec'y Treas'y.
oct. 49, en-.
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Frauds Il. Coli.

u &4 III 31llNEw YORK, Dec. %.
The discovery has been male that some of
the gold bags transferred In sales, hagesbeen
tempered with, and instead of containing ali
gold, there have been mixed with the coin,
stores of old iron. new pennies, old brass and
other make weighta, a ~ ~ ga
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HALM's
u = . N q p
III o N e Yois0
-4Nss ~ 20 q - esI ula a7-l 20 sf5 : 81
HOREHOUND AND TAR !

II - N n II OO N - AMI IAI
e iaeea FOR THE CURE OF sosas3sa .s 4.
Coughs, Colds, Isfueasa,s Hoarseness. Difficult
Breathing. and all sGecfiosss Of the Throat,
onchi4I THoes aad LssBgs, leading "a $50
-sa $50 20 consumption 7N 81 il ~ =,
This sovereign remedy is compounded from tn
favorits recipe OF anlus rious Physis an and Chem
list, Who for many years used 1t with the most com.
plets success in bus Extensive private practice. .
be hs' long been profund y impressed with the
wonderful virtue of honey ofthe plant Horehound,
inulion with the Cleqasing and Healing properties
oftr extracted from the Life Principle of the forest
tree Abies BatsaH,ea or Balm of Gilead For years
he vas bafieo in his sttemptsto blend these great
medicinal forces into So ID unio that the original
power of each would be pr served the disagreeable
qualities of common tar removed, and the price
the compound be within the means Of all. At last
long course Of difhout chemical experiments
he found that by adding to these ve other ingredi
ents each one valuable BY ITSELF he not Only obtain
ed he de bred results. but greatly increased the
curstive power ofthe compound. This has ing been
thoroughly teste5 by practice. is now offered to the
general public as asafe, pleasant and inialble rem.
edy' 1920 81 s.ea Saw
-s Price 80 Cents per Bottle. a
FG sale BY W. +. PHILIPPE, Portland. and all drug.
CHARLzs DowHER, General Agent,
noVAaom g0 A Cedar ST.. new York.
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FROM WILMINGTON n.

.B0nsbardnsent of Fort Fisher-The Fort Sd
tenced-Fveet rensovtng Distinctions. "a
New YORK. Dec. "a
1t is rumored here this evening that Admit
raj Porter attacked Fort Fisher off Whining
ton on Thursday, and that aileSa cannonade
of 8 hours, the fort was silenced. None OF
our vessels were materially damaged, they
having bombarded the tort at long range
The smaller vessels under cover OF the fire of
the larger ones stood up Cape Fear river and
were there when the despatch boat is said ia
have left busily engaged In removing the OBJ
structions and Smelling the sand batteries and
minor Notifications which line the river tor
IS miles.
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PASSENGERS.

In the Hibernian, for Liverpool = VIM Manson,
Mrs Whin.ole, John Johnston, John Ross. Miss
Knight, Mr. Knight. n Taylor. q Houghton, W
PrsvOst tapt John Barker. Robt Slesser. Mr. Hen.
derson. A McFarlane, r X Carr au Col Boothby,
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LOOK AT THIS.

tons, Gents Chains, Long Oh .ins, Neck Chain ,
Rings, Jet Hoops Bracelets, LocAets, Ladirs' Sci.
in cat variety 100 pa to n to choose from Only
change street. s,s
Any o. the above ar icles sent by mail on ceipt
Of one dollar. Address /. DkESSER, Portland, Me-,
Box 1a2. 4esa sa stsa1r desl2d4ws
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CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.
Monday Evening", Dec 26th

THERE will be Christmas Festival q. the Yves
Il ongregau nal { urch on Mcnda, evening
Dsc o. Sineing a. sps aking the eeild,en sb'
0soets distribution Of prese ts from he tn fistma
Tree 60 Exerci.es to comm n at I O'Clock :
sefresh" emit. wili be on hand for those Who wish
Admiss on 70 cents. dec28dlt
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- Seosts who left Staun. IN on Tuesday ssv
thrt the rebel force in the Shenandoah Valley Is
-H0W a0oat i've thousand, half being cavalry.
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SCULPTURE.-Itis not 80 generally known
as itshould be, that KARL AKERs is now ex.
ercising in Portland the art through which
bis lamented brother illustrated his name and
birthplace, and may be found for the present
on the third floor of Fox block in Exchange
st. Visitors win find there bust of the late
Capt. Walstein Phillips, of the LIST Maine Cav
alry-bust executed from memory with the
assistance of photography, and said to be a
marvellous likeness. Portland Turner'S, IL no.
body else. will remember Phillips man by
all accounts, of singular modasty, courage and
unconscious devotion. Visitors will also ind
8 portrait bust Of Attorney General Talbot
In progress, and medallion portraits of Paul
Akers and others. There is an ideal head of
the "Amber Which, and there are two me-
dallions. called "Peace" and Secession"
which perhaps deserve especial Study as indi-
eating vein Of quaint humor in this artist,
quite original and deserving to be thoroughly
worked. "Peace" represents the upturned
face Of an American soldier, cold and calm ip
death; In his throat sticks the dagger of the
c. s. A., Sheffield" distinctly marked on the
blade. the handle Terminating in piratical
scull and cross bones, and under the erinning
scull chivslrous Elizabethan collar. That IS
the kind Of "Peacep s9me Of rs we're mad to
get last fall, Mr.. Akers has furnished us
most suggestive memorial of that critical en-
och. Secession" 10 |ssA4e
"A monster Of such frishtful mein
Asto be hated needs but to be seen J,
-an idiotic head, as that must have been
which entertained the fond notion of peace.
full separation, bloodless amputation per-
formed spon the American body polite
nose indescribably vulgar, as beseems a sot.
ton or Goldfish aristocracy; an iron chain for
crown-for was not the preservation of sla-
very openly promised as the browning result
o: secession? hair sadly tumbled and conius-
ed, like the poor brains under it, Grant and
Sherman are such rough BARRIERS, ruthlessly
shampooing this sorry imp Secession in the
rude fashion we wot OIL 1t is too bad of Mr..
Akers to keep himself and his works up two
fights Of stairs; but perhaps citizens not too
busy will feel themselves more than repaid
for the fifty steps from Exchange St. to his
studio.
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Foote, of Tenn, getting out Of Re6eldOns-
Everett or Fremont to be Minister to France
xsstercsttsiH conjecture, - f4 Il se~@

Everett or Fremont to be MinIsfer to France
Issteresttsig conjecture. Is fa-eri
NEW YORK, Dec. "a.
1t Is reported that Rebel Congressman
Foote Of Tennessee has worked his way out
Of Rebellion and Is in town, awaiting an op.
portunity to get to Europe by steamer, In
quest of that sequestered spot where he can
tween Everett and Fremont, with the chances
in favor OF the latter. as New England has o
representative abroad In Mr.. Adams.
\ 1t is coDjectuyed that the General Lee who
recently embarked for Bermuda at Nassau Il
no less than the renowned General Robert
Lee whom report alleges to have gone out Of
Wilmington on the blockade runner Wild
Rover. 81 "a a - IA VIZ -
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Horse Il ailrOad Notice

The annual meeting o. tho
In &f5zfff5s> sEockholderso the Portland
K3xH0EslH and 70 estAv nue. Railroad
Company ~ be helu q. Il /,
mpav 10 ms. corner Of Con. ress ard Gene
Street, on ,ndas the second ds. OF .nuary AID
SO at three clock = Il. To cho SO Di ectois fo
tn eosuipg year.
To see Il th. Company will amend or alter thei'
Bylaws, q to act upon any u.ines- WIFI n MAJ
legally como before them
dec25eodtd NJ G. PALMER secy.
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To Enrolled and Drafted Men.

have now Six Sailors, aliens, who have not been
ashore three eks in this country thatI viii ship
as subs tues for enrolled or drafted men, in /,
Di tsiot in the State, for three years, at as low
figure and with as quick dispatch as can be had OF
any concern 10 the state. address,
HORACE II. JOHNSON, ;sf 4sfAt
80 Middle street,
decl2eoi% Portland Maine
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- An order dismissing Capta... " sst'
aan' 18th Me. Veterans, has been revoked
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aassHt Hai ai
Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands ;or more commonly Root
of the Hair. IL is from these Glands that every hair
ofthe head Is formed and secreted AS long as the
scalp Is tree from diesase these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps is natural appearance
and color But when humors and other diseases af
feet the scalp these gands become involved in the
same disease, and the hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle. Sooner later the hair begins 10 tail
Of, and in many cases, If not arrested, will produce
complete badness.
TO remedy this pathological condition of the
Physiological Hair Regenerator has proved per-
II snot "Dys, (" and viii not stain particle. II
will positively "RKsTQRE GRAY HAIR" in all cases
to it's Original color It promotes growth OF new
hair In al cases on Bald Heads when the glands OF
roots of the hair not completely dtsorgsnized.
1t prevents the hair from falling off, and removes all
dandruf heat, humors and itching from the scalp
II keeps the hair soft moist and perfectly heaty AND
gives It glossy and beautiful appearance. 1t ia
highly perfumed, and as dressing It has no superb
or The Regeneration 10 warranted to produce the
above results In all cases. If not the money 10 be
refunded, With it every "Hray Head" In New Eng
land can be restored in less than thirty days.
9 Price rs cents per Bottle.
TIBBETrs BROTHERS,
Druggists and Chemists, Psopristora, Manchester,
Sold at wholesale and retail by W. W. wHIPPLs,
81 Market Square. Portland, Sole Agent. and by
Druggists every where. septs "a eodtojan1