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N,Arsy2I of The Atrinfic.

ST. JouN- y. r.. Monday Dec. l7-lO q M.
The steamship Adriatic, from New-York.
which was expected To arrive here last Saturday even
ing has not yet arrived Some Forty pi'sene.rs. ID,
vending 10 passage iu her for GALWAY have returned
TO Boston in thc Columbia. Capt Leicb' OF the Couli-
bia reports no ice within 40 miles of this coast
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Special Noiites.

Iectures-There will be series Of Lecture. at ths
CLnrc Of the Purtans successive WEDNESDAY ~ '-
IN(S FOR several weeks. the prominent public qursons
md events a. affecting Civil Liberty i America Tho mrs. Of
,Is co,,r.. will be- delivered MKT WEDNESDAY EVEN.
ING commencing Of o'clock by EDWARD GILBERT,
To b. followed by PARKER PILLsBURY, THEODORE
TlLTON, and others.
Association of Exempt Firemen.Anu Meeting
AZ fiTemen's Hall, TbESDAi' '.. ~ o. y p
attendance. requested =. w. EhoS, Presdeni
q. W. WnErLER, X. y
Prison Association Of New York Annual Meet
The Annual Meeting 81 the rIusoN ASooolNiIVN
of ErwYork for the FL ton Of OhceIs nnd the tinsncnol
Of other bues. will be held on TIL kSDAf, 2lst init ui
D. NJ at the office Of The Association 70 IL Cenfes' foNs
omen iron, 10 NJ By order oil the ERe0atiNe tomfet
FRANK W. BALLARD, Hecoi ding Secfeafy
American Institute Farmers ctub.-Ihe rerular
weekly eepg of The Fsrmcrs Club viii tr held THIS DAY
uesday) jan 10 "a O'Clock pm a. tue rooms o. the 't
toto In the Cooper Union Building All interested III asneuI
'0is he '"'"''" yoIIN w CHAMBERS, SECRETARY.
silver Watches of all tTEEN,
FI0uIFFN TWENTY TWENTY Wv r, TlilKlf-fNf,
FoRTyEiVE FIFTY " SENENTY-FlNE DOLLARS
each Fsr sale BY GRO C. ALLEN, No 4lS BROADWAY,
one door below Canalst
| Ladies', f:jlt Combs, New Styirs-FROM PAils.-
TWO. TIiREE FOUR. SIX, EIGHT. TEN, ana FIFTEEN
DOLLARS each Foo 'ae" &C. ALLEN.
No. as Broadway. one door below csnals'.
Dinmond Riags.-Tw ENTf.flVE. THIRTY Thirty
6vr FoTy Fil,y Sirty.fve, Seventy -hyr, Eighty
One Hundred Two Three Four i've Sir and Stsen iuna
wv No, Az Broadway, one doov Dv!ow CssI,!
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Snow Storm nj Cairo.

tAIlO. MONDAY, IAN II, I7'I
A violent snow storm prevailed mere iron
esrlv last evening until to-day some six inches
snow have fallen The weather is now clear.
There Is no news from below.
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Court Of Appeals.

ATDANI1 MOlhNT- Jun. II ~.
In the Court Of Appeals-Day Calendar for
Tuesday, Jan. ~. ls5l.Sos H. y. -. a. -, 30 ~
~, 2j, and Oh.
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LLIXIR. ELlNlR.
DIR. WEIGHTS
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
.....r. Il IL.
1IIXIlt.
ItIIXII,.

Or ESSENCE OF LIFE
PErPErp PROM PRIZE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, CONTAINING
NOTHING INJURIOUS 20 The MOST phI'oA'h
The Reuvenains EfF i the 'e'n Of in'ie'n discoveries
IN the vegetable An'' ing All '''H'y ne" '
me'hoa ~ cure "''' u va '''
tens
Inns ''''.''' ''', =, -.
-''" W 900 -'''
One bottle viii cure General Debility.
few Do e. cures Mysteries in iemale,
ore bo,ii. cure, Palpita,ion Of the Heart
4 few 1oses restore tie organ, Of generation.
r, one to tlrsc bottle. restore. tn. msnlness and fun
,f,,- o, youth.
4 fw doses restores the appetite
Three bottles cure the worst case Of imPoency.
AGw do.es cures the lowspiried
Oae bottle restore. mental power.
, few dose. brinr the rose to the check
Ts medicine 10 manly ysor and robust health the
ooor debiita,ed wodou AID deplrng deyotee of sen
anal pleasure.
Tho ltes. eneryaed youth the overi'ked man OF bnii
e,s the victim Of depression the individual suffering
from general debility. from weakness Of '"g'e organ VIII
all find immediate ana p fmaicH' ''H'' y ' use " ''
Elixir or Essence ofLhe
Price per bottle, or three bottles Tor 70 and forwarded
by Erpreis, on receipt Of money, to any address.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
DIR. w. II. MERNIN & Co.,
SOLE PROPRiEIohS'
No. ~ hoer'y'I' Ne"-io"'
o,rnnr<r,u, prTTSt
strc,pco,Trp.
vry,rp prcruAToR
Inv, DprCrpvrp
hi'@>l, ~ . .~,ns,rr
o,',-.,.--- ,.,..,......
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Fire i'm Preston, &. w.

PRESTON, &. w. Monday. Jan. j.. lsG3.
The wOolen factory of Hunt n Elliott wa
burr4 tlis morning Loss 5000; half insured.
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E0F ROsfou.

ST. JOINS ". r.. Mouday Jan. II 1864.
The steamship Columbia Capt Leitch, from
Galway. sailed for Boston this morning.
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Soldiers, Attention .

Soldiers. Attention.
VOICE FROM THE POTOMAC
Read the following letter jus. received .hi. morning. BY r
HOLLOWAY No. 80 Maiaenlan. NewYorks
CAMP SxAa curPxrpxR Va, Nov u, iss,
Thomas Holloooy e'q.
DEAR SIR: Please send Of Jour vsuabl. pn. fs
which you will find money incosed Soldiers who lay, assS
them say they are just the thing for Us.
have been in tho sesvce now over esn months .od have
had sickness except diarhsa, and wan. to bars you
medicine by ME In Of need.
Yours with respect.
ANTHONY OGDEN,
Company D, 10Th Michigan Regiment, Is. Brigade Ia. D
vision, ID Army Corps, Army Of the Potomac.
Let the reader go the drugstore and purchases
boz OF
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
OINTMENT.
and send Il to their relative in the army
HASTEN DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS
To insure getting genuine 20 10 the Depot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19
THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE,
COMPOUNDED PROM
ROOTS, BARKs, AND LEAVES.
CHI EROKEE CO X l.. ,

EROKE.E G IRE,
An unfang for spermalorhc., Seminal Weaknefs'
Nocturnal Emissions and all diseases caused by el'poution
such Loss Of Memory, Universal Lassiiude Pains in the
Back Dimne Of Vision Prensture Old Ag, Weak Norge.
Difficulty Of Breathing Trembling Wskeulness, Erupous
the Face Pale Countonance Insanity Consumption, and oil
the direiul comp., caused by departing from the path Of
nature
This medicine simple vegetable extract and on which
s y Il lss been ued IN practice for many years
aud, wiz, hou.ands treated il la, no. aicd In single in
stance. Tia curative powers hay been sufficient to gain vic
tory the mos. stubborn
TO those who have trGed with their constitution until they
hir themselves beyond the reach Of medical aid would
say D,pair not, the CHEROKEE CURE will restore you
TO health und yiror and oil qu.ck doctors have failed!
For full priculr., gel, Circular from any Drug Store in
the country or write the Propheor. who viii mall free to
any one desiring the full treatise IN pamphlet form
Prices. ~ per bottle three bottles for -, and forwarded
By express to all ports Of the world
Sold by III respectable druggist. everywhere.
DIR. w. IL. MERWIN & Co,
SOLE PROPRETORs,
No. - Libeuy-.t., Eew-YoTk
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Alilitarn Notices.
New-York County geiunteeR COMMITTEES
Offiee, No, $40 BROADWAY

Olive, No 40 BKUADWAf
30. 900 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
~ The following the pecuna-y indacemen" e'" -
COUNTY BOUNTY, cash down..
STATE BOUNTY
UNITED STATES BOUNTY tensw recfnita.'"'
UNITED STATES BOUNTY. additonato veteran
soldiers. .......'..'''''''''''''' -
Total, .'''.'''''.'."S'
n,.,on. to be made personally at the ohce Of the Coo
S'"''' GEORGE OPDYKE Mayer,
MATTHEw.T. BRENNAN, ConstronsL
ORIsON BLUf.T, Supervisor,
ELIJAH y. IURDY, Supervisor
WILLIAM 4. STEWART, supesviscS
wuLIAH H. TWEED. SUPERVISED
County Cs.setsa
0RIs0k BLUNT. chaiEnsA
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No i3i ALrry.sr.. NFw-YoRE, Feb. 9, 1850
been completely deafln one and partially o. IN
t,r above seventeen years with d ssTccb.s dis
t,e from both ear. combined with continual rumbn5
mia. in the head for which have been tcse by moe.
eminent orsctiioncr In the city without the slightest relief
Ieopsuied Dr. Won Ei-nbers but must eanddly say that
l ro Nth In his success when did lis therefore due
IA r Won EisenbeIs aknow-dge thai, sm entirely cured
tia, he displayed thu, skin aud knowledge which have
proeufrd for hun such uny.ed reputation A have I'D
oppotuuy comparing h. mode Of treatment with that
~ others con truly state that /, /, not only superior but
, pneps. which diTcc. lis mode Vi restoring the hearing
,,c IN m, opuion certain. JOHN TAYLOR.
Hgr York, July 70, 1862.
TIT. e.r,d., tbs, my mother b., been ior some time
afflicted with partial deafness. suffering from piin, aud rum
Hing noises In the head together with other indications OF
total loss Of hearing Dr. Won Esenbcis removed from her
ears great quantity Of matter together with coasulasedo
relieving her aneously aud all without pain 1t with
grateful thank. tina, i've this testimony tohis skill
CARROLD J. POSr. No q sou.hst
CHRONIC CArARRu CURED
READ.
NrwYoRk, March 20, l'so.
Til, /. 10 certify ,h. have suffered from severe
CHRONIC CATARRIi with dul hesvues' IN the head
fell my nose completely stopped up, accompanied by continual
,fsns.s ofthe throat the chill. stealing with occA
onal hot Pushes great htncs Of the chest and pam 50
aueh 20 that every thought consumpon Having
heard Of the great performed by Dr. Won Eenpe's
consulted him. with but o hope Of cure. am now h'Ppy
to be enabled all my testimonial to the great numa@ d"
ready In the Doctors possession, to his scientific A'a
ceful mode Of treatment, he has shoSn my case ''
xiii and which have procnrod Tor hn 70 sea'
reputation am entirely restored to perfect heath NAV
do most sscsrey recommend all sufferers from ChoNi'
CATARRH and SORE TiRoAr to apply Al once to d.
Won Eissuber.. with certainty Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER, No. 500 FouTsh't
OFFICE,
No. $40 Broadway,
NEAR IITHsr, NEw-YoRk
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NV YoRK. September 3


Ih,ve been suffering years pl, non severe Caafri
with area, hes,nss. over ny cyr. with severe depression
.r,st upeasness and pain ia ny head sica difficulty In breath
and continual accumulation Ina my aosiiils' "hcA gave
10 ref,es. night, or several years llae consulted 'e'.Al
phy,cilns tho pronounced me 20 be eon'unp'ne' WINK
suffered Tor 90 long tius Is udescnhaoe. Ay sy'em was
entirely dsalrunsei and greatly dcbitated not only ''
weak but had cloud ontnu.ly bcio.e ny 'ye' and ny
ear. were 30 affected thu threatened with total o o
hearing. must say think was guided by Providence 90
com. TO Dr. Won Esenbcrg who not only cured ne ny
C.larh by removing astonishing quan.iiy OF dsp' a''
matter ifoi ny head bus be- restored me to perfect h'ah
l,.insl have not enjoyed FOX many yc'r Now ENJOY
,lt.. rest and pursue my bu.ne-s with oou,gort
snosledse that DE- Won F.cnberss mild and acieiiihc
,,.,tu.t for Caanh d.crsc. the ishc conmcnd'on as
N. pdseipc which directs his system Of curing casrh u
.,sh q. 10 render success cer'1iu.
JAMES FURLOSG No. sc 2dav
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The a. :. sanitary Commissions


ureent Of funds IT, operations for the reei OF the
Alrny more extensive aud effective haa It's
and every military center rom N.hington
Rio Tandc Inc value oi che siIpl issued -
til Army # the Potomac during and INN isey AFTER Get
tyburg exceeded seventy thousand dollars Its issues ~
(httauooga were like scale. Thousands OF needing
SPECIAL Relief" daily cared Tor IA H. Homes lu
steamboat and trains follow our soldiers everywhere
L. other and important departments Of work Sanitary
lane ,ion Hospital Inspection. Hospital Directory, Tsns
nortaon the sick and wounded IN u operation
The OF all this eayne work D. not less than forty i've
tou.ind dollars per month. It's funds much reduced.
and immediate contributions are requested to sustain IT.
Tho airs that have been got with such ainrnDlr ara
unprecedented and at Chicago Cincinnati ana
though reported everywhere for the benefit OF ths
Sanitary Commission hare not AZ yet contributed dollar
feanr The large thus raised have been received
b. the branches Of Commission at those cities respect
i.lv. -,
These branches apply them usefly. mainly to the
purchase material be made mp into clothing bedding &c.
and for ike purposes They thus relieve the treasury OF the
Commission from the Necessity Of purchasing supplies belong
Ing certain classes But they render 10 AID 10 any onss
department OF its work.
Those who desire fu Ter information to the orsanlaiiou
bod and Of the Commission referred 10 statements
Of its system and Of the application OF it, funds Just puo-
office OF the United states Sanitary Commission. No s79
Broadway the Bookstore OF A. d. b. Randolph No. os
h /, admitted to al humane and patriotic that the
Commission has saved, and daily saving lives the country
cannot afford 20 lose what Is doing economist the lie
and health of soldiers is worth to the country ten tne the
money the Commission has received and OF direct pras-
t,, importance every interested IN diminishing ths
cost and the duration Of the
Contributions may be TO the Treasurer at No. % Wall
a., OF No. 823 Broadway, New York
BY order OF the Standing Committee. -
GEORGE {. STRONG,
Treasurer United States Sanitary Commission
December %, 1868.
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The
GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE, AGE ...

OF THE AGE.
a. KENNEDY, Of RoSbury has discovered in one Of our
common pasture weeds a remedy that
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.
Two bottles warranted TO a nursing mouth.
One to three bottles win clesr The system of bies.
Two bottles warranted the eanker in the
stomach.
Three to five bottle, are warrnted the Kind Of
Erysipea'
One or two bottle. are warrented al hano tue
eves.
Two bottle. warranted to runninsof tie ears anf
blotches among the hair.
-Four 10 SIX bottles are warranted corrupt and running
ulcers.
One bottle viii cure scaly erup'ions the kin.
Two or tire, bottles are warranted the worst kinios
rnywornl
Two or three bottles are warranted he mos. doe
perate case OF rheumatism.
Three to four bottles warranted 10 salt rheum-
Five to eight bottles viii The Kind OF ScrofuA
One three bottles warranted 10 cure the worst case OF
dyspepsia. know by the experience OF thousands that hAs
been caused by canker in the stomach.
One or two bottles warranted cure sick headache
One bottles warranted rrgua, eo.,ive state
Of the bowels
one to two bottles will re guaie all derangensn, ofthe hid
-Four to Fix bottles will cure the of drop-y.
By strictly following the directions in the PaPhrt around
each bottle, ana judieious application OF the
SALT RHEGM OINTMENT,
SCROFULA OINTMENT, AND HEAL.
ING OINTMENT,
every sore d ulcer OF whatever Lind nature except
has taken root. perfectly and pern-ncnty cured
For slle by al druggists everywhere.
rIar-huIl's
PINE TREE TAR DROPS.
The mos, popular Heusdy exsans
For Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs, ,oli'
Tickin. y Soreness Of the Ihrosl
IN, very prasalt aud ehrctuaL
Neatly pus up ia sliding cases,
Couy enient for the pocket.
Sold. IL and - cent? per box,
Ey dealers In medicines gen. rally,
Preua-ea oIiv by TIIOS. I. MARSHALL, Trenton, N J.:
New ok reucy at HFLNBOLDS DR. & AND CHEM
I,AL WAREHOUSE No. ate Broadway
Dcmuiccnt.
Til entirely Soap beyond all comparison the bsss
eo.u..pad y.s offered Tor
ClArPED OR TENDER HANDS,
THE NURSERY, AND ALL TOILET USES.
Manufactured only by
j. {. HULI,S son. No. 81 PARK ROW. T.
Who also Offers Of 100 varieties of Toilet and Maple
iud Candies For sale by most all Respectable deaers
Fine Gold Plated Watch Chains, for Ladies and
Gentlemen. Two, -Four, Five, 81, Eight Ten Twelve and
Fourteen Dollars each; of which warranted 10 wear
for wears. For sale by GEO. g. ALLEN No as Broad
way one door below Canals
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WILLIAM LIDDLE,
cATARRii CURED.
Harlem. ias;h.,.. between ID and odav'.

NEW YORK Aug. 90 1903.
Have been suffering Tor c last three years from sever"
C.tarrh with continual dul'ne.s In ny bead tshnes s
.ero.. y chest, weigh, over my eyes which were weaf
vai-ry and very painful Ny no,s continually OBJ
.rue,ed with pouring fgld have had frequent sneeTns
hoss,,nss oiy Voice generally attended with splitting oien
with une,s Of my throat. together with soreness and
aroppn. Dr. Won E.'eabers has cured Of all these dl'
sreeabe suacrng& now feel is. The treatment Of
Dr. Won Fscnhegs sSiul j. Is succe'iul ts in9o.
,be 10 ovefae the benefit have received a. hs hands
heartily recommend pny suffering Ike myself to place
b.s.e,,, under Dr. Won Eenherg. care with certainty
oft.ins pes4ay cured give lh with gratitude aad plea
~. cannot 5rbear again saying that ny voi-e which WA
ioss,e and thick when applied d. Won Ei.enbers l. no"
clear AID good, indeed, feel abuudautly satisfied
JAMES LITTLE. No. 245 7ths-, New-YoFf
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Pure Country Milk can be obtained IT cents pas
qurt b. applying at addressing {. SMITHS Old EsAb'
hmen No 2i F.. i6hsi. None but pure article served
Fogg's Lever Skate Buckles.
Manufactured and for sale Straps at wholesale BY
II. STEVENS, Nc. 21J Peanst New York,
and No. % kiby ST., Boston, MAsL
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Deafness. Impaired sight.
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRH,
CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUSTACHIAN TUBE.
CURED,
CROSS EYE STRENGTHENED IN ONE
and every d.sss Of the Eye and Ea rean, either deal
orsursica aid attendstto
DIR. Won EISENBERG.
Author Of surgical and Practical Observation, tbs Dis,
eases ofthe Ear with his Mote OF Treatment
NO. SIG BROADWAY, NEAR ELEvENTH-sr.
AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY
TESTIMONIAL
TESTIMONIAL
FROM ONE OF THE MOST RESPECTABLE CIII-
ZFNs OF NETWORK.
DEAFNESS AND cATARRH CURED.
No 40 6thav.. NEw.YoEK, Dec. 3, 1865.
Twas deaf Tor several year and hearing Of the great cures
performed by Dr. Won Eenbrs was Induced to place ny
self under his care and happy to state tina, my hear
ing was entirely restored sler short treatment Twas also
.uerng from chronic casrrh Of which also cured by
the sk treatment Of Dr. Won Ei.euberg do but Justice
by stating that in treating he displayed that
skin and knowledge which have already procured him such
deserved reputation and tia. the principles which direct h
system Of curing Deafness and Ce,rh such render
certain la my opinion. Many months have passed
since Dr. Won Esenbsrs restored my hearing uud continue.
as cool - ever o. HOPKINS.
HARLEM July 90 1858.
have been deaf for twenty-five year, and DR.. Won
El,enbers has operated on both my ears without the slightest
palm did not believe such Thing could be done. now
hear well and feel my head clear which did not for the LAST
twenty year The derefiy ard skill with which the opera.
ton performed evinces the highest practical sb'y
hear perfectly Il no. over month since the operation,
and continue to feel A. well as
WILLIAM LiDDLE,
Harlem. I2e;h-.', between ID and 3dav'.
cATARRh CURED.
NEvYoRx Aug 90 1903.
A. ID sevefr
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mi rYK,fpIIoN Or CIRRGYMYN.

Mr.. Cox Dem. OhIO). offered resolution, which,
being objected TO- lies over directing the Secretary Of
War 10 forward TO Congress copies Of a communication
from BRIG. Gen. G. ". Morgan TO AdjtGen. Thomas
dated Mt Vernon. Ohio. June g. 1868, and Of the
tibits attached, marked from a" 10 90" inclusive
the same being reply % that part Of the official report
OF Major.GcneTal Hallcck. dated December 2. lo62,
rel alive 10 the evacuation Of Cumberland Gap.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr. KELLEY. On. P offered resolution That the
use Of DE hall Of the House Of b. grant
ed 10 the Christian Commission FOL the holding OF Their
anniversary meeting.
Mr. Co.'S dem. Oho,) objected 20 the motion. especi
nly after what they had saturday night, whom
tie hall was abused by person Of whom he need not
SPEAK.
A resolution Of similar import however was snbse.
quentiv pg ,sed.
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p.,,,, ...oc,,, lion of Nc,y- York-A Annual Meet
silver Watches Of all ID

rIG',TFEH WENTY, TWENTY-FIVE, TIlIRTYINE,
FoRry WV FIFTY " SENEkrYFlNE DOLLARS
each var sale by GRO C. ALLEN, No. 4l5 BROADWAY,
one door below Canast
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-12
The New Hampshire Election.

The Independent Democrat, of Concord,
gives returns from 1S4 towns, which foot up
as follows Gilmore, 1895; Harrington,
27,4159 scattering, 81. Gilmore's majority,
thus far, 6,3l5.
The above leaves only about forty towns
to be heard from, which may vary Gilmore's
majority, but can scarcely reduce it below
5000. The Democrat says, abiding to Frank
lin Pierce's 4th of July speech, that Northern
Treason has been 'coerced" by the "Moral
Suasion" Of the ballot box, and that Copper
headIsm has been committed to the 'sMauso-
leum Of Hearts," Says the same paper -
"Pro-slavery, rebellion-sympathizng Democ-
tracy is dead in New Hampshire. There is
mo next year. for it. This victory at the
"ballot-box is worth the best victory that mil
"itary valor can achieve in the field. 1t will
"rejoice the heart and strengthen the hands of
abraham Lincoln; it will nerve the arms of
"our noble soldiers to strike nightly the FINAL
"blow at tottering Rebellion. Jefferson Davis
"will hear of it with fear and trembling"
The Legislature will stand, Senate, 9
Union, Copperheads; House, about rs Union
majority. The Council will be all but one
Union. To show how the vote stood in some
of the principal towns, we give the following,
with the vote of last year:
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
1884. 1853.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-12
aH-The Kennebec journal saws the re-

I-The Kennebec Journal says the re-
enlisted soldiers of the 9Th Maine Regiment,
now home on furlough, made presentation
of handsome sword, accoutrements and spurs
TO Col. Rust, Thursday afternoon in the State
House. The affair passed off very happily,
the soldiers cheering with a good will. The
sword cost nearly one hundred dollars.
GA colored graduate Of the New Eng
land Female Medical College, has recently
received a degree of Doctress of Medicine
rom that institution. This is probably the
first Instance of doctress of the African race
receiving diploma. The road to medical
distinction is now open TO ALL
aS-As all persons in the navy are to be
credited TO the town or city in which they
are enrolled, it is important that those who
may have entered the navy in other cities,
whose residence is Portland. should be placed
to the credit of this city. Those having friends
or relatives in the navy should furnish the
Mayor with their names.
srMiss Evans, the youthful Temperance
Lecturer, now 16 years of age, spoke to the
convicts in Charlestown State Prison, $50
In number, one day last week, She made
deep impression upon her auditors, and her
eloquent appeals drew tears from eyes unused
to weep.
y-We learn from the Rochester Courier,
that the dwelling house occupied by Alfred
A. Young, and owned by H. II. Tebbetts, two
miles south of dorchester Village, was des-
troyed by fire, on the night of 9th ult. The
fire originated in stable connected with the
house, and was caused BY little boy, living
in the family, who kindled in the hay.
1rWhile at the scene of the Bohemian
disaster the other day, we heard one brawny
fellow swearing about the Collectors "cau-
ton" to those in possession of property from
the wreck, and the employment of soldiers for
guard duty. They evidently interfered with
his interests, and he avenged his wrongs by
swearing roundly that this had been free
country, and by G. it would be again!