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the United States, to be called East New Eng
land, and New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode
Island, and Connecticut shall constitute one
State to be called West New England.
Which shall we admire most here, the logic
which offers the slave freedom ,githout self
government, or the geography which under
takes to find meridian separating Maine and
Massachusetts from the rest of New England
oris this huge joke of the Senator's, inten-
ded to illustrate the moral absurdity of the
one proposition by the physical absurdity Of
the other? H.W.R.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
Good Location for a Hotel.

49, That valuable and centrally located House
E;:; and Lot, No 81 India street, for SO many
#iil years owned and occupied by General Samu-
- el Fessenden, is offered for sale.
The Lot is 10 feet on India street. extending back
III feet-contanng nearly IL 600 feet of land. The
House is three storied, is in good repair and con-
tains fifteen rooms, besides many closets and other
conveniences; has gas fixtures throughout; it also
has q large flow OF PURE AQUEDUCT WATER
which is very desirable; also large Wood House
and Barn.
This good piece of property upon which to make
Improvements. 1t may be fitted for q FIRST
CLASS BOARDING HOUSE, or . SECOND
CLASS H0TEL.
Its near proximity TO the terminus of the Grand
Trunk Railway and to the wharves of the Boston
and other steamers, makes the location desirable
one for a Hotel.
This lot might be improved with profit to any me-
chanic or other person having means, by the erec-
ton of Tenemenis its large depth afordng ample
space Tor block of eight or ten buildings
For further particulars enquire of
WIN. II. JERRIS, Argus Office
Portland, Dec. 8. 1858. decll MWFi
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ORDNANCE OFFICE.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
s. WASHINGTON, February %, 1854
PROPOSALS viii be received by this Depsrtment
rsr March 10, at T. NJ for the de.
~ .4e following Arsenals. of ofHORSE EQUIP
after specified: f"' no neiein-
AT the New York Arsenal 8. 600 sets
AT the Frankford Arsenal, 6,OoO sets
AZ Atm, .he Aneghany Arsenal 600 sets
Al the Cincinnati Depot, 800 sets
AT the st. Louis Arsenal s. 900 sets
ihese sets OF Horse Equipments are 10 be fprnish.
ed complete, except the horse brush curry-eomb
,asia. pieketpn link. and blanket. The curb and
Watefnglpits mall.eable iron hardware and stirruns
are 10 conform strictly in pattern and fpish H.
,nose deposited at the Arsenals above named. The
trees are TO be of the regulation pattern assorted
szes-not less than 3nches between the bars on the
INSIDE o. the pommel, the side bars OF hard white
heech or & eHeen en-, wood the pommes and can,es Of
an inchthick, and all let into the wood: 10 he COW
ered with the best slaughtered cow-hide ali other
covering 10 De rejected The trees TO be subject 10
inspection during all stages the manufac,9re bnt
the equipments Will be inspected at the Arsenals
where delivered. ~s
Deliveries must be made In lots of po, io.s 49,
NIFTY sets per week for all contracts Of 5O a. ~ ar nm
aer; one hundred sets per week for ali contracts of
for all contracts of from coo to 600 sets ana ~
hundred sets per week for all contracts OF from 400
% w seis. Inc irst delivery to be made ON the
Failure to make deliveries at specified time will
subject the contractor TO forfeiture Of the number
ne may fail 10 deliver at that time.
No bids will be considered from parties otber ,h.
IesulAr manufacturers, and such as are known to
.his department to be fully competent to execute in
thsir own shops the work proposed for "
Bidders will enclose with their bids the wr;tta,
acknowledgements of their sureties over their own
signatures. ~. '"eAi o"n
Each party obtaining contract " IN be oblyed to
faithful execution. ioi hs
Upon the award being made successful bidda,s
tract and bond o VI 0oh-
The Department reserves the right to reject anv
or all bids, if not deemed satisfactory 80
Proposals will be addressed to s.Brigader Ganeral
Eeorge " Ramsay, Chief of Ordnance, Washington.
r, ~ =, Anu VIII De endorsed Proposals for Horse
HluPmeht-. GEO. ID. RAMSAY
Brigadier General Chief of Ordnance.
Ihe time for opening OF proposals under the above
.S aasSS'usenent Tor Horse Equipment Is postponed
April 9th, 1854 ''
GEO. ID. RAMSAY
Brig. GEN Chief of Ordnance
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'i'HE House and large lot OF land on the corner
Monument and Waferville treets in Porfisua
VIII be sold ct bargain. to close an ss.ste II
application Is made before the tenth OF March n.rt
inquire OF s. L. CARLETON,
HozS dow No. 50 Middle Street
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STORE To

FIVHE very eligible Store now aecnr,a, ~. NJ,
= ~ Little. under Mechanics HslI. "A 10 ba -. -
ssss sot term or three or five years. ENQUIRE Of
ieoA' 'seodu g. L. BAILEY, 42 Exchange. 81.
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To Lei.

VIE rooms over the store of the subscriber oorper
q. - OF Fore and Exchange streets. now occupied Nv
LIST OF January. Apply to s"sA
deezs du BENZ. FoGG.
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To Let.

~ Immediately. s'eA
Also. Front ofice in Hanson Block.
JAMS dtI III. J. LIBBEY Co
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To L<ef.

HOUSE No l2s Cumberland Street, now occup,sd
IL BY MI. Isaac Ingersoil. INQUIRE Of
'@'1A Aii ST. JOHN BMITH
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WHOLE NO. 529.
FOR SALE & TO LET.
For Sale,

HA- known the yoi Jahez = rnsSS
Aa4kEkA man farm. situated in fhs nss,h
t443AlhA- part of North Yar,sesth .s III =. ~
and occupied hy FSws,,, ps ynnse
10 miles 1rom Portland, and yu@ 49, ~ Dt So
Two depots. one on the Grand Trunk p1p ilou
Yarmouth and West Pownal Said farr, =. asortn .l
.wo hundred acres. moving. tilIing WOOD s,1 @
luIe iands Cuts IS tons English hay, Pastnr psS ~
nded INTO three lots permanently fencaJ c. III ~
most part with double stone walls usipg nm M. s -
tne stones ON the place in their constrncsso. -
ihrty acres Of wood land for most part o d gro,t
sh np0rson borders on the r. X. and lot near
se mouse sufhcent to last large family their If
,iine The orchard contains from ave to TX ,nns,sS
ses. an grated fruit, and Of the choicest kinda n,
ssaiIhsnig condition; in favorable years has horne
r,, vpusneis marketable apples There are Cbs-rr,
, anu rear trees, sllin fine bearing condtios
o ase selahoerry field which has lust besnn n bsar
anu Ioih ABOUT one third of the same fbirtt hnsh
e were picked and marketed last ycar' House n
"os.oIy wooden building, containin elare s,,,s.
oVas, with hnished ell, and other aecesssrv o,.,
oahuinKs attached. Commands a fine nrosnac, ers
adornea with beautiful shade trees kerd .nd .nd
sott water in abundance ses' n&fa ana
ne pafn = on the o. posite side of the road I'm N
ivnS y =, wiae with sh aaes for she teripg yonng
ssock IA stormy weather; fine well OF neves is;ins
wafer all IN good repair. Said farm will he sald
cheap as the owner IL out of health and must ali
sfns oi sale made known and all INQUIRIES answsr
ca on the premises. Payments made easy
North Yarmouth, March IL, 1864
mchl1 d&wtfIl
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Farm EorsaIe.

ENOR sale in Durham, a good farm. III, u,.,x
- ouiidings thereon, situated ON the stage sross
Ss,ween Dunn's Depot. in North Yarmouth. And ths
Soa.n " est bend village 10 Durham containing one
Passurage and tillage. with 4 GOOD orchard of
Sn,. Saded irnit. and well Of good water near the
school and Store. Said farm cuts al TON. 81 hs.'
sna sa Gan easily be made one of the greatest hsv
sarms IN the country. The above Is offered for no
l1ui, OF the farm. The former owner beIng deeass
e. the heirs as the shortest way OF seitng
the estate. For particulars address Ds RRxGs
DON. West Durham, Maine mchll $50
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For Sale.

A SQUARE block Of land, Of about -sQ0o .cv..
"A OF wood land. on the south side ~ ~ sSrss 1870
s.. Lawrsnee In Canada East II is interceeded b.
aMo consderao.e rivers with eligible Null sits wei
pine and spruce In large quantities. and manls'
oerch, beech, tamarac ana bass wo I'd tos amor.f
Enquire of nj r. MACUrW ~ emouAt.
oenu REQ 1904 feb26 eodtf
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FOR SALE.

A PLEASANT Country Seat. at New Gloucester
IA Lower Corner. The stand formerly occupisd
by y. ferton, as Home Sehosl Is offered for sale
The house and ell. both two story, the latter new
contain fifteen finished rooms. good cellar, and an
abundance OF pure, sof water. wood house and sta.
Die connected. The place "a adorned with shade aud
ornamental trees and shrubbery. mmandsa beau
is hut an hours ridcfrom Portland ON the Grand
Trunk Railroad large garden belongs 70 H. well
stocked with young ana thrifty fruit trees In fun
bearing, ga apple trees.l Fr ee s17O0.
For further information apply 20 v. Yeaton Frye
burg Ne, Seth Haskell. near the premises, or
ALBION KEITH lae Middle Street
febzo 3tawtf Portland.
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For Sale orto Let.

4 CLIFF COTTAGE, oontainins ovsr no
EsA rooms large stable and sheds-sifi,a tsS I've
Ek2 and one-half miles from Portland and ths
EE nnest situation In Cape Elizabeth for s va.
AA1 tering place, and summer boar,ers For
pAlucs!afs enquire OF GEO. OWEN.
Ap'd u Winter Street. Portland
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For Sale.

Es:iA house and lot containg two aeres of lana
M!ll and orchard thereon, pleasantly situated on
tho read leading from WiHdham AIN 10 Great
Fails, and about nifty rods from the Meeting House
and convenient buildings win be sold on easy terms
For further particulars enquire of the subscriber
q. Z. HASkE
Windham. March 3. 1884.
mch5 d&wlw.
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"HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUoHu." Tonic, Diu-
retic Biood-Purifying and Invigorating Enfeeblsd
nddelicate persons of both sexes use II.
Sold by VIZ PHILLIPS, Druggist
Jams sodkwllv
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8 Il, q Ooi

a smaIi dwelling house. with land sufficient far
-, g90a garden, located in the upper part OF The
Apply to PhFNTYsS 1oprxc
Portland, March Z. diff Daily Press s,fsies
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j. w. SYKES.

y. w. SEAES,
Purchaser for Eastern Account
LoUR. GRAIN, SEEDS, PROVISIONS. LARD.
BUTTER and WESTERN PRODUCE
generally.
Particular attention given to shipping by quickest
and cheapest routes. No. l52 SOUTH WATER ST
20. Box All. Chicago, Illinois.
RRYRRfrCEe-Messrs. Maynard & Sons; e. w
Chickering; G. ii. Cummings Co.; s. q. BowdIear
Co.; Charles A. Stone; Hallett, Davis Co. Of
Boston. Mass. Cashier Elliot Bank, Boston, j. N
Bacon, Esq, President Newton Bank, Newton. G.
b. Coffin; Warren Ellis Il Sons, New York City
jy9 '63 dly.
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For Sale.

A desireably located lot of land belops;ng IN th.s
"a heirs OF the late John West, ON which fhs
house was recently burned, situated on Fore sretf
ro. -. ana running back to Sumner ST. Enouire Of
Edwafd Howe at the rooms of his son Mr.. teores
March 4, 1864. mehs awaos
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| n S U r A N CE.


STATEMENT OF THE
Etna Insurance COmDanv.
OF HARTFORD. CONN,
On the LIST day of November, A. D. 1868. az reou,red
by the Laws of the State of Maine.
The Capital Stock is ........ Al sno ooo
and scith the surplus IS invested as follops.
Real estate, unincumbered, ss- aea ~
Cash In hand, on deposit. and in agents
hands, Ola oso "a
United States Stocks, 5IS@S SSS SS
State and City Stocks and Town Bonds. $50 40 00
Bank and Trust Company Stocks l.O47210 20
Mortgage Bonds, a3i 9s0 m
Atlantic Mutual Ins. Cos scrip 1862 I5gs8 5S
Total Assets, s3 O2s $40 "a
Amount Of Liabilities for Losses not "
due or adjusted, al75 All "a
Amount at risk, estimated liz 6l6 40 n
TH0S. A. ALEXANDER President
LUoIus j. HARDER, Secretary
Hartford. Nov. Z, 1868.
j. c. CHURCHILL, Agent,
No. Iron Block, Portland Pier.
dec5 diff
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Benuiifui Sea Shore Residence
for Sale
To Let.

0ffICE in second story of store No. lis Middle
" street. over store occupied by Samuel RoIfe
s,,- Enquire OF SAMUEL HANSON.
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Notice.

A Ii hsoara having Bills against the Portland
"A F'e F'',re The 26pt, are requested to present them
ON or r. tnst for settlement
Ioi Y. mchq did
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COpartnsr~

ruvi undersigned bave th-
'ISartnership under the stya formed Co.
~ Co, and will continne th.oEe Golley, Burn
at the old stand, 1858 Congress SS.eiture Busi-
j. G. COIA>
4. w. BURN,
" W. II. COLLEAM.
Portland, March lst, 1884. meh2 d.
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"It is easier to pay a small price than a
large one.o
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o Manufacturers,

'IHE sap'Der being IN correspondence with an
i Emigion Agent in Birming CHAM, England
twho has b ip the business for long time, will
obtain thrth that Agency Artizans or Workmen
of all classyith promptpess and dispatch.
EDWARD SHAW
March s5f II l02 Middle street. Portland
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-02-17
Miss Anna Dickinson's Lecture.

This wonderful young woman, who has
suddenly sprung up in the armament, and
who leads captive grave and reverend
Senators, potent Executive officers, am
bilious Representatives, venerable jour
nalists, dignified Governors, and heads of
ancient benevolent societies, rs well as
ardent youth, irrepressible newspaper
correspondents, and the people in gener-
nj, whose lecture in the hall of the House
of Representatives paid in over one
thousand dollars to the fund for the re
lief of the freedmen, and whose audiences
are limited only by the capacity Of the
war and Of political righteousness, and
the destinies of the, nation with the
authority of a Joan of Arc, is now lectur-
ing Mt Cincinnati. Efforts are making to
induce Miss Dickinson to visit Rich
mond, and lecture to our citizens in
Starr Hall.
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TONIGHT.

Col. Granville Moody, Of the 18th
hio-known as the fighting parson-
ill lecture on the War, at Starr Hall for
me benefit of the Sanitary Commission.
We hope every citizen will keep in view
the vast amount of good this Commission
is daily accomplishing; the joy and com
fort which it daily carries to the thous
ands of our brave defenders who are
laying sick and wounded on the field and
in hospitals; the thousands of lives which
it has preserved to the country by its
ministrations among the wounded heroes
on the CORY field Of battle, and in the
gloomy wards Of the hospital. We hope
our citizens will remember these things
and again respond with the Literally for
which they are noted to this new call.
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DrAra OF JAMES B. CLAr.-Jas. b. Clay q
son Of the distinguished statesman. Henry
Clay, died on Tuesday night the Goth ult, in
the city Of Montreal. tie was secessionist, and
q fugitive 1T the time Of his death. He thoroughly
sympashized with the rebels, and since his
residence in Canada has been hand-in glove
with vallandigham and other fugitive rebels in
connecting plans against the United States
Government.
Il will b remembered that he tore down the
old family mansion. and sold portion Of the
ZANZIBAR 70 b used in manufacturing canes. For
tAis oct Of vandalism, Geo. ID. Prsntice stigma
tissd him q the degenerate son Of an iilustrious
sirV'
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EFWe were shown letter from Cap.
McGraw, dated the 9TH in which he says
that the 57th have re enlisted, and may
be expected home about the first of next
week God bless the brave soldier boys.
our citizens should give EN- q warm wei
come, and spread a feast of fat thing be
fore them.
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Madame z.doc Porter. Curative Bal..n

Madame ZadOc Porter's Curative Balsam
fcr CbsgAs Odd. Cans-.r<son, Asta.'a, SaorSsos o
Br~asa, Tickling OF sie 7ro, Dssesis ef Breu;'isg
H,ksa..s of he Trpa and all the effects produced by
checked pcrspiration, &C.
The following shows the high estimation in which the
above preparation is held:
es1-I have used Porser's Curative Rsisam for the
ps., year. and think il the hes; remedy for cs as
st.nass Cough. that have had occasion to use, and
would recommend i, others, especially parents as
safe and easy remedy for children.
o. W. NORRIS.
Teacher of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
New YoRx, Feb. l2.
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E~ We stated last week that, at the
Scott, Egli Il Co fire, the got on first
water. a member of No. 3 says we are
mistaken, that the 3 was ahead there
Not being present, we relied on what we
we're told by member of the IS. We
cheerfully make the correction by putting
in the claim of our friend of No. 3, and
We assure the members of that company
that the first cold water shall not Be
thrown by ms, on the efforts of as good
and as Efficient Fire Company as theirs.
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EH- Messrs. Crocker & Flanders, ha-
wing put their Mill in thorough repair
employed an experienced Miller, can
now assure the public that the BEST of
Flour will be furnished at their Flour
and Feed Store, one door West of the
Palladium Office, Main-st. We can com
mend their Flour as No l, for we've
tried it, besides, they really sell both
Flour and Feed CHEAPER than any Gro
Ger in the city.
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

This delightful article for preserving and beautifyng
the human hair is again put up by the original propre
tor, and is made with the care skill and at
ention, which first created its immense AMI unprece
dented sales of million bottles annually, tits
still sold at IS cents in large bottles Two million bot
ties easily be sold in year when it Is again known
that the kathairon is not only the most delightful hair
dressing in the world bu that it cieanses the scalp of
scurf and dandru, gives the hair lively rich luxuri
ant growth, and prevents it from turning gray These
are considerations worth knowing The katha;ron has
been tested for twelve years and warrente,
described Any lady who values a beautiful head OF
hair will use the kathaiTcn. II is finely perfunled
cheap and valuable Ii is sold by all respectable DEAL
ers throughout the world.
D. 8. BARNES & co,
New York.
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HEIMST EET.S
Inimitable Fair Restorative.
1T Is NOT A DYE.

But restores gray hair to its original color by supply
ing the capillary tubes with natural sustenance impair
ed by age desease All instantaneous dye com,
posed of lunar caustic, destroying the vitality and
beauty of the hair, and afford of themselves dress
ing Eeimstreets Inimable Coorng not only restores
hair to it. natural color by process but gives
the hair
Luxuriant Beauty!
Promotes its growth, prevents its falling of, eradcates
dandruf, and imparts health and pleasantness TO the
head 1t has stood the of time. being the original
Hair Cooring and is constantly increasing in favor.
Used by both gentlemen and ladies' 1t is sold by all
respectable dealers can be produced by themof the
commercial agent, D. s. BARNES, 202 Broadway, y. Y
Two sizes, so cents and 81
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The Palladium for IS Cents!

During the contest for nomination for Congress
T~e-tyJSrs C-ss, viii be received for subscribers
for three months VIII friends exert themselves
70 enlarge our list At this reduced rate. We want to
done, If our friends viii help us.
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ET Capt. =. +. Virgins, is at home
on furlough. He looks well, and enjoys
excellent health. He left the boys OF
the Seth Indiana. well generally and in
fine spirits. He thinks the draft will
be healthy application and ''prays' for
{ to take place.
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For CouGHs, CoLDs, and THROAT DIS
ORDERS, use Browns Bronchial Troches.
having proved their efficiency by test
of many years. The Troches are highly
recommended and prescribed by ply
sicians and surgeons in the Army.
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Notice Eof Distribution.

eSTATE of lniiana. Wayne Comfy. Notice Is here
the Court of Common Pleas Of Wayne County after
final settlement of the Estate of Job Smith, deceased
the Of Twenty-four Dollars and thirty four Cents,
S24.34 found remaining for distribution among
the heirs. Said heirs notified to appear the first
day of the of said Court. and prove their
heirship. and receive their distribution share
SOL. MEREDITH. Clerk, G. c. p Wayne Co.
Dec. %, 1863. /; ST..
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e1-No man in the city has a better stock of Goods
Carpets &C. than old friend D. b. Crawford Of the
Bee Hive Store. Go there if you want the Goods that
will suit you.