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FsNHE pleasant and commodious Office with ante
IN rooml on second floor, over Office of the Ocean
Insurance Company, corner of Exchange and Milk
Streets. Possession given Immediately Enquire ut
Office OF OCEAN INSURANCE co.
apll Il
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CHEROKEE PILLSi
SUGAR COATED.
FEMALE REGULATOR,
HEALTH PRESERyER,
CERTAIN AND SAFE

For the removal OF Distinctions. and the Insuranc
of Regularity in the Recurrence of the
Monthly Periods.
They cure or obviate those numerous diseases tina
spring from irregulsrty by removing the Irregular
ity itself.
They cure Suppressed. Excessive and Painful Men.
situation
They cure Green Sickness (Chlorosisl.
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, pains in
the back and lower parts of the body, Heayiness,
Fatigue on slight exertion Palpiaton of the Heart
Lowness of Spirits Hysteria. Sick Headache, Gid
diness, etc., etc. In word, by removing the Irreg
ularity, they remove the cause, and with II ALL the
effects that spring from it.
Composed of simple vegetable extracts, they con-
tain nothing deleterious to any constitution, how
ever deicate-tbeir function being to substitute
strength for weakness, which, when properly used
they never fail TO do.
All letters seeking information or advice will DO
promptly. freely and discreetly answered.
Full directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box, ak boxes for s5.
Sent BY mail. free Of postage. receip. OF price,
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
DR.. w. R. MERWIN Co.,
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
No. 50 Liberty-st., New York.
feb6e od&eowly
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THE MARKETS.
Portland wholesale Prices Current.

Expressly corrected for tho PRESS to April 20,
by Mr.. NJ. N Rich.
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A CASE or Spinal DIsRlS X CURED
ms s to certify that went to see Mrs. Manebes.
'er last March with daughter of mine troubled with
spinal disease for which she had been doctorsd for
nveyears' and BY number OF physicians of slI
Kinds; and abe has had twenty-one applications Of
electricity applied but all to no effect but she cen
unually grew worse. came to the conclusion. A
the last resort, to go and Mrs. Manchester ana
did so; and to my great surprise she told me the rt
ause OF the disease, and how she had been from tIms
to time. which encouraged me 70 try her medicines
did 80. and now my daughter Is able to be around
the house all Of the time She also rides ten or IT.
teen miles without any trouble Inconvenience and
Think In short time she will be restored to perfect
health. Since my daughter has been doctorIng. 4
have heard Of great many cases that Mrs. Mancnss
ter has cured. think If any person deserves pat.
ronsge 1t Is the who tries to preserve the health
Of the sick and suffering; and know that she usss
every effort which lies in her power to benefit her
patients. SARAH l.. KsIaHre,
GKoReE KNIGHTS,
ABBY Il. kMeHIs,
EhMA kmears.
BrSastyick MGsn< 4-.ousf An
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MEDICAL.
MORE TESTIMONIALS!
o.
M RS. MANCHESTER

Isconstantly receiving unsolicife testimonials Of
the asfoaishiHg cures performed by her. Among
many recently received the following, which are
commended TO the notice of the afflicted Mira Man
chester may DO consulted at
NO.ll Clapp's Block, Room No. @.
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To Let.
For Sale.

A Sloop iacht. about tons burthen one year
IA old. well found in sails. tackling &c
Apply to Deguio Dyer. head Browns Wharf,
Commercial street.
Portland, April 10, 1864. aprlgd3ws
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GIORE now occupied by US. Possession given
- Immediately.
Also, Front Once In Hanson Block
jams diff II. ]. LIBBEY 4 CO.
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Pu'dLead ,inollSl5 50tdl6
Lewis Lead, e. 00a00 20
Pure Dry Lead. -. 14tal5
French Zinc, ~ 25tal2 80
Amer. Zinc, " ll00all 90
Rochelle Yellow. ..3a 4
Eng. Ven. Red. .3l9 A
Litharge.. ........ nl6
Red Lead. ...... Ml5
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NJ AINE LEGlSLAT RE.
AUGUSTA, March 81


Bill to authorize the city of Portland to
exempt the Portland Glass Company from tax
alton, passed by the Senate came back from the
House amended. The House amendment was
adopted ana the bill was passed to be engrossed
Bill regulating the measurement and sale of
milk, came back from the House, and after some
debate was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Stewart, from the Committee ON the
Judiciary reported an act authorizing soldiers
absent from the State in the military service to
vote for President, Vice President, and Repre-
sentatiyes to Congress, &c., which was once
read, and ordered to be printed.
BIZ allowing accused persons to testify, was
indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Spring called up the bill relating to Capt.
tai Punishment. The question was on the amend
ment of that Senator, making the issuance of
the warrant by the Governor at the end of the
year, within which execution of the death SEN
tence cannot take place, imperative, unless the
!. Governor and Council shall come to the conclu-
sion that the ends of justice will be answered
better by staying its issue.
After some debate the amendment of Nh
Spring was adopted-15 to Q, and the bill then
passed TO be engrossed.
Finally passed-Resolve in favor of Limerick
Academy; resolve relating to an appropriation
for the common schools. Adjourned.
HOUSE
The report from the Committee on State Prin-
ting and Binding, coming from the Senate APP
proved, was tabled.
Mr.. Farwell of Rockland, by leave, laid on
the table the following resolve, requesting Con-
gress to call a Convention to propose amend
ments to the Constitution of the United States.
Resoired, That Congress is hereby requested
to call Convention for proposing amendments
to the Constitution of she United States
Resoired, That the Governor be requested to
communicate this application to Congress.
Resolves read twice and passed to be engrossed
under suspension of the rules.
Passed 10 be enacted = An act to empower
Courts of Probate to authorize executors and
other parties TO refer or settle claims in certain
cases.
Passed fndily-Resolve in favor of Presque
Isle Academy; in favor of Limerick Academy.
The resolve appropriating the sum of $4,000
for the continuation of the Scientific Survey of
the State, was indefinitely postponed
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ORDINANCES OFFICE.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINGToN, Februar, q. 1854


WASHINGTON, February %, 1854.
until TUESDAY, March Is, at r M for the de-
livery. atthe following Arsenals, of HORSE EOlLP-
MENIs United states Cavalry pa tern, as herein
AT the New York Arsenal 5000 SETS
AT the Frankford Arsenal, 5000 sets.
At the Allegheny Arsenal, 8 600 sets
Al the Cincinnati Depot, 500 sets.
At the ST. Louis Arsenal, 1900 sets.
These sets of Horse Equipments are TO be furnish
cd complete, except the horse brush, eurry-comb
lariat pieket-pin link, and blanket The en RI and
dbits nailseable iron hardware and strrups
are to conform strictly in pattern and flush TO
those deposited at the Arsenais above named The
trees to be of the regulation pattern assorted
sizes-not less than 3nches between the bars on The
inside OF, the pommei, the side bars of hard white
W. cd or beech wood. the pommels and ean,les az
beech, well put together al the irons one-tenth or
an inch thick, and all let into the wood TO be COW
cred with the best slaughtered cow-hido; ali other
covering 10 be rejected The trees to be subject 10
inspection durng all stages OF the manufac INIT
tne equipments Will be inspected at the Arssnals
Deliveries must be made in lots Of not less th.u
NIFTY sets per week for all contracts of 800 Is or az
from 600 up to 200 sets two hundred So Il per wsek
Tor all contracts of from 900 to 1000 sets and i've
hundred sst' per week for AL contracts OF foa 1000
10 COO sets. The first delivery TO be made on the
I'd day of April, 1864.
Failure to make deliveries at specified time will
subject the contractor to forfeiture of the number
he may fail to deliver at that time
No bids will be considered from parties other than
regular manufacturefs, aud such knows o
this Department TO be fully competent 10 execute in
their own shops the work proposed for
Bidders will enclose with their bids the written
Acknowledgements of their sureties. over their own
signatures.
Each party obtaining a contract I'M be Obliged 70
enter into bonds, with approved sureties Tor It's
faithful execution. - ~
Upon the award being made, successful bidders
will be notified, and furnished with forms OF con-
tract and bond W.
The department reserves the right to reject anv
or all bids, IL not deemed satisfactory
Proposals will be addressed TO Brigadier e;eperaI
george ID Ramsay, Chief of Ordnance, Washington.
D. Z, and will DO endorsed q Proposals for 1orse
Equipments" GEO. ID RAMSAY
Brigadier General CHER Of Ordnance
The time for receiving the proposals. under the
above advertisement for Horse Equipments Is rost
poned until the LIST day Of April. ut 4 r. NJ The
rae OF delivery per week win be tenth of tho
whole amount contracted for, and the time of first
delivery is so amended, as to allow each bidder 10
specify when he can mske.h first delivery Samp-
les of the equipments be seen at the Frankf
Arsenal Bridssbarg, Pa after the I'D mat
GEO. ID. RAMSAY.
Brig. Gen. Chsf Of Ordnance.
mch23 eodtaprill
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The curiosity Of many Of our citizens was
considerably excited afew days since by a
very novel contrivance which was being cart
ed from the boat through Middle Street, to
its destination. 1t consisted apparently Of a
large circular gas pipe with innumerable Jets
and brackets. "What can II be for was
queried on all sides. One old gentleman sug-
ges.ed that his Honor had hit upon a new
method for lighting the City and that this
queer affair was to be placed upon the dome
ofthe new City Building for that purpose.
But yesterday, whilst looking through the
Carriage Mandatory of j. NJ. Kimball & Co.
3o2 d 304 Congress St. we came across this
same mysterious contrivance, when we asked
and received from the Messrs. Kimball full
explanation of It's purpose and uses.
IL appears that IL is an invention recently
patented by Mr.. S. G.. Reed of Boston. for
heating tires to carriages by Gas. We saw
1t In practical operation, and from our own
observation as we'll as from the testimony of
the Messrs. Kimball, we should say it was a
very valuable improvement. BY the old pro-
cess OF heating In furnace, or with a wood
fire the tires almost invariably become much
hotter in some places than in others, giving
1t tendency TO spring or warp the wheel in
shrinking, besides it would become red hot in
spots charing and destroying the outer surface
OF the rim, and compelling the application of
water to cool it, all of which is very injurious
to a light wheel, the new apparatus entirely
overcomes all these Objectionable features,
which must be an important consideration to
the patrons OF this enterprlsing firm. We
Judge it will form valuable acquisition not
only to manufacturers but to consumers OF
carriages. 70
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The GOLDEN TERRIToRY.- The Manches-
ter American says several business men of
that City left on Monday to join $50 from
Maine and 20 from Springfield, Mass. on an
expedition to the golden territory of Idaho
They go by rail and water to st. Joseph, and
leave there with their own teams and pro-
visions for nine months for their destination.
They leave st. 10. on the 9th of April
From there the trip is 1400 miles overland,
taking them 100 days with luck all on their
side. Many are going an easier though more
expensive way, to Oregon first and then from
there direct Idaho is part of Washington
Territory and is bounded north by it, west by
Oregon, south by Nevada and Utah and east
by Nebraska.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BOSIoN-Ar 2lst, Br bark Emily Douglass Glas
gov Feb ii. via Portland; scbs Martha MAY New
buryport: Triumph. Jarvis, Gloucester
CD brig Charles Miller Brewer Matanzas; schs
democrat, Cook PASSPORT: Black Warrior FOss
Gonldsboro; Mariel Gilpatrick Saco
Ar I'D, schs Eclipse Burgess, Calais; George War.
rem, Woodbury.. Mbridge; Crontes Decker. Ises.
boro; Emma Wadsworth. Roberts. Pembroke; I'm
Gle Sam. Farnham. Rockland; Scion. Boardman.
Camden; Oliver Snowman. and lows, Wentworth,
Portland; Martha Crediford, kennebunk.
Cid bark Windward. Brl Edridge. Havana; brig
Jacnto tBrl Simpson. Cienfiegos schs Georgia, Al
ley. Ellsworth; Agenoria, Means, do.
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 10Th PM, brig Alruccabah,
Bray. Philadelphia for Boston; sch Charter Oak
Baker. Boston for Washington.
Ar Goth. schs Celia VI Carver. Pendeton, Ponce LIST
inst for Portland; Buwinkle French. Rocklan d
Sid sch Charter Oak. g VI Carver.
Ar 2lst, brig Virginia. Nichols. Chester River. for
Portsmouth; Surprise, Bearse. New York for Bos-
ton.
BALTIMORE-Ar 18th. brig Gen Marshall, Sta
piles. Cardenas; schs Nathan Clifford Shute: NJ
Freeman, Howes: Dirigo, Cook and Frod Skeerer
Sheerer. Alexandria.
CID 18th, schs Hannie Westbrook Bartol Proyi.
dence; Fred Sheerer Sheerer, Boston via Choptank
River.
Ar 10th, sch Albert Clarence, Freeman. Portland.
Helon Mar. Nickerson. Portsmouth NH
Cid 18th, schs Henrietta. Bath via Choptank Riyer.
Marcus Hunter, Orr, Portland.
PHILAOELPHlA-Cld 18TH bark Johu Curtis,
Sylvester. Key West.
NEW YORK-Ar GOTH schs Telegraph. Nickersop.
Boston; Harvey. Bearse, Stanford
CID 18th, sch Armadillo, Chase, New Bedford.
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MARRIED.

In Bangor. Henry Stewart of Boston, and Miss
Fannie Smith. of Bangor; William Ii ii Hasey.
and Miss Helen Bagley.
In Williamsburg. Ira Wing Lieut. in the 9Th Me
Vols and Miss Mary Augusta MorrelI
In Bucksport, Miron Webster, of b, and Miss SUI
san Clark. of Corinth
In Belfast, Sanford Sylvester, of Lincolnvilie
and Miss Catharine n Clark, of b; Charles A Wood
Co +. 4th Me Reg. and Miss Scrah Jenny. Off.
In Turner, Nathaniel Bryant and Miss Jones.
In Bsdgton, Salmon w Carey, of Turner. and Ruth
Styles of b.
In Auburn George II Knapp and Miss Marcia
Heath. both of Pennington.
In East Parsonsfed 10th; by Rev G.. w Gould.
Nathaniel l. Hussey. of North Berwick, and Miss
Amelia Lougee, of ParsonsHeld.
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Administrator,s Sale.

nY virtue of a license from the Judge of Probate
ID of Cumberland County, l shall sell at ., isafe
1.-THE dwelling-house of DR. NJ. could, n, Bnd,,on'
the following described real estate belonging to Tue
estate OF Mark Deerng late of Bridgton, in said
County of Cumberland deceased ana s9tua,.d a. ~,
village of n Bridgton, viz: ~ '''o
one story House, Shed, Barn and about one
quarter OF an acre OF land, -being the same ownsd
and occupied by said deceased at Inc n ~ ot ~
death. LEVI CRIM Adm;n;, ~ " MS
ofiosson, hsrch 10, 1854. u w3w.
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DIED.

In Cape Elizabeth. 10Th. Cora Goold. daug hter of
the late Daniel and Jessie 6ood aged years 10 ds
In Cape Elizabeth, 18th, Cyrus W Q Dyer, aged 5
years: I'D Eveline l.. aged years, children OF {;
and Mary Dyer. Making four children from their
family circle since the 18th inst
In st Louis. No. 10th inst William E. Sc, of W
Haywood. of Bethel, Me, aged So
In Lewiston, Charles Taylor I'd. aged 81
In Winslow, Thomas j. Garland aged about g.
At kendall's Mills James NJ Wilder aged So
In Skowhegan, X W Lee. aged A.
90 years. =
Iu Bangor, Mrs Mary A Noble, aged AZ; William
Grover, aged 70.
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sP ECIAL NOTICES.
The Patent Belle Monte Skirts.
full assortment of these celebrated Skirts in the
new style at
A n ID Il r S o Ms
HooPsKIRT ANDcoRsET DEPOT,
mch23 diff Under Mechanics Hall.

A WORD TO "SMoKERs IT'S not cur intention
to preach form against the gro wing ard sociable
use of the weed, tor il is luxurious comfort What
gentleman. We ask, old or young. who is addicted
TO this habit of enjoying himself behind a good Ha-
vana, particu arly alter hearty meal will dispute
us, we speak from experience Tor we often indulge
in good cigar ourselves. but what We wish TO sug-
gest IL try that justly popular. fragran, convenient
aud efiicacious Dentifrce SoZ0DONT just the thing
after smoking; removes Instantly the unpleasant
taste and odOrs attendant the of tobaeco tits
refreshingly agreeable and leaves the mouth cool
and sweef
All Druggists sell it, price 70 cents per bottle.
mcL23 dit
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Items from the Southwest.

From private letter from staff officer in
the Army of the Cumberland, dated Look
out Valley, March 10th, we copy the follow
ing items
We have one regiment Of Mounted Infant
ry, lin the 9Th Division, 18th Army Corps).
Gen. Ward, commanding the 9TH Division, is
from Kentucky, was formerly member of
Congress from that State, man of some fifty
years or more, corpulent and somewhat I'M
wieldy for the field. He was one of the earli-
est appointed as Brigadier General of Volun-
teers.
Our veterans have nearly all returned, and
the Ohio regiments are well filled with re-
cruits.
We have had thunder showers yesterday
and to-day. The peach trees are In blossom.
The people Of Lookout Yalley-both in Ten
nessee and Georgia-are planting. This must
seem premature to those in Maine who look
out upon fields still white with snow.
In a recent Court Of Inquiry on account of
Hooker's report of the Battle of Lookout
Valley, which reflected upon Gen. Schurtz,
the latter was cleared from all blame. One
of his Brigade commanders was shown to be
responsible for the delay in re enforcing Gen.
Geary.
Col. Orland Smith, formerly of Lewiston,
Me-, has resigned as Colonel of the 73d Ohio
regiment, and returned to railroad business
in Ohio
sVThe Saco Democrat says that on Sun
day night last, an old unoccupied house near
Chowder Grove, Old Orchard Beach, belong
ing to d. F. Kicker, was destroyed by fire.
Supposed to be the work of an incendiary.
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GA letter from Sergeant Harris, of Co.
Fist Maine Cavalry, says there are six of
that company closely confined, as prisoners
at Belle Island. They were taken prisoners
in Kilpatrick's raid.
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Notice.

A i meeting Of the Journeymen Coopers. held
IA on Monday evening, 1t wa, voted unaninousIy
that ON and AFTER April lat they shall not work Tor
le's than three 1881 dollars per day for trimming on
the wharvts. meh23 AL.
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= The next meeting of the N. c. NJ Asso<fa-
~ a ton for Lectures and Debates will be held At
Vthe Library Room, on Friday evening, March
18th, Mt ~ O'Clock.
QUESTION FOR DISCUSSION.
Rssoired. That modern Spritualisr Is a heresv
that has failed TO establish its claims to Spiritual
origin, has not been productive of good and ueht
to be rejected by an enlightened community
mchzS dst +. NJ CAkSLEY, Sec'y.
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Tibbet Lost.

SAIURDAY afternoon. March 1eth, between Sill
- yer aud Washington Streets. a FIrcH TrrnEr.
Inc nnder will be suituaoly rewarded by leaving il
at Chas. Holden :, corner wilmot and Cumberjsnd
Streets. nch22 dIvs
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SPRING DRESS GOODS

NOW OPENING.
@. X. b A Il b,
mehl5 Nos Clapp's Block.
CAPE ELIZABETH, July i, 1868.
SrR:-During my connection with the State Re-
form School, as teacher, l.. +. Atwood's Bitters
introduced there and used with led success
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, &C., A. HILLMAN.
HANOVER, ME-, Oct !, 1851.
Dear Sir Il have used L. +. Atwoods Bitters
tor some 10 or Is years. have tried great number
of medicines for Dyspepsia, but without effect. These
Bitters are the only remedy that have relieved
me of this distressing complaint My neighbors
have also been greatly benefited by the OF them
JOEL HOW.
~ Beteare Of Commercials and base limitations
some Of tohich signed I'M" f., instead Of L. r.
Atirood. The genuine is signed l.. r. Attcood, and
as a safeguard against imposition bears EXTRA
LABEL, countersigned H. III. Hal Druggist, Port.
land, Ne, sole General Agent.
For sale by respectable dealers in medicine gener-
ally. janis 6meod&w
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NEwPORT-Ar 18th, schs Leesburg, Blake, Port
,ana Tor Philadelphia; kee Maid, Seeis. Rock
iano lot New York; Lizzie w Dyer, Sumner, Proyi-
dence for do
Ar 10Th. schs Yankee Blade, Coombs Fall River,
Tor fhuadelpma; Champion, Sawyer, do foI y ork;
Julia Mary, tof Ban gori Gray, New Bedford for do;
Mary Alice, tof Linconville Berry do for do; Geo.
Prescott, tof Vinalhaven Mills Chester River, Md
for kittery; Harmonic. tofSt George Bennett Port
land for Washington.
Sid 10Th sch Hero tof Belfastj Crosby, Boston for
New York Lizzie w Dyer, Sumner, Providence for
do
In port 2lst brig John Baleh, for Cuba. Ids: Jo-
seph Long, Harrington OF and from Portltnd for Al
Sid IRON wcstport Point. 2lsl. sch Minnehah.'
EDGARTowN- 18th. sch Cameo, ElweIl. New
York for Pembroke.
sALEM~Cid 18th, sch Union, Cof Harrington
Sid 10Th schs X Bullwinkie. and Sarah.
PORTSMoUTH-Sld 10. h, schs Mary Wiley. Spin
ney. Portland; Charles Carroll. Rockland; George
james, Muller. do.
3ATH-Ar 2lst. ship Mariner. from Liverpool
CID brig Yszoo, Dill. Washington:
new Of Boston, III tonsl Moses Mailing, 81 john
NIB, to load deal for London.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sailed from st Thomas 10Th ult. Dr. brig Edward
Thomas, Peterson. Boston.
Arat Neuyitas Sd inst. brig Thomas Owen. Pettin-
In port 18th inst, brigs UdoIa, whittemore. for
York 18th; TOwen PetbngiIl. for do about ~ days:
Mechanic, Sears aud Snow Bird. lBrl -, for Port
Sid 18th. sch Billow, Emery. New York
Ar at Bermuda Sd inst. bark Grace, Stowe, Liver
pool for New York Ia distress.
OF West End ID, sch Gen Armstrong, Scofed I'm
New Haven for Porto Rico.
Cid at Hamilton, sermuda, 18th ult brig Henriet-
Ia. Hodgdon, New York % inst, bark Sarah X Chap
man, Doe, do.
At st George n B 18th inst, sch White Cloud Free
man. from Boston for Providence.
At Buenos Ayres Jan g. barks Prima Donna tBr)
Sawyer, and Damon, Crowell. for New York: Geor-
gisna tBrJ Reed, and N Churchill (Brl Leary.
Boston.
Ar at st John NIB. 18th, bark Eva, Portland.
Ar-st Remedies Feb %, bark Ionic, Hutchinson,
Cardenas.
SPOKEN.
Feb IL. LAT Is IL. Ion 80 u.s. ship John Bunyan from
Buenos Ayres for New York. Ii days out.
Feb Fl. lat s, Ion "a w, ship Charger, Knowles,
from Boston Jan 20 for San Francisco.
March ii, lat 81. Ion "A TO- brig Ida Mcleod, from
Philadelphia for New Orleans.
Notice to Mariners.
NOTICE ishereby given that the Spar Buoys that
IN mark Spring Poin, and Stanford's Led ges, in
Portland Harbor, will be removed the lst day of
April. or as soon thereafter possible, and thsir
places supplied by Can and Nun Buoys for the sum-
mer season. By order of the Light House Board.
III Il. HINkLEY.
Portland, March p, 1854. L. II. Clerk. Isl Dist.
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HOWARD'S
CANCER AND CANKER SYRUP
CANCER AND CANkER SYhUP

Sdrpdsses all kRotrn Remedies
Snrpdsses all knotcR Remedies
FOR THE CURE
Cancers, Canker, Salt Rheum, old Sores.
Cancers, Canker, Salt Rheum, old Sores.
Erysipeias. Scrofula, Tumors, Ulcers.
Sold BY II. ID. HAY, Druggist, Agent for Portland
and vicinity. dec3l coda w3m