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The Portland daily press., 1864-12-09
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rHOREHoUND AND TAR

- -AN q Fob THE CUBE OF aW aeWil
Coughs Colds, Eafuenza, Hoarseaess, Difficult
Breathing and all Elections Of the Throat,
BronckSai Taoes and Lsngs, leading 9
49,. is to Consumption. i.
This sovereign remedy Is compounded ffom the
favorte recipe of ga iilusrious Physician and Chem
ist who for many years used 1t with the most COM
plete success in his extensive private practice. IA X
he had long been profoundly impressed with the
wonderful virtue Of honey of the plant Horehound,
inunion with the Cleansing and Healing properties
of tar extracted from the Life Principle the forest
tree Abies Balsan,ea or Balm of Gilead. For years
he was bafso in his attempts TO blend these great
medicinal forces into such unioa that the original
power of each would be preserved, the disagreeabe
qualities of common tar removed, and the price Of
the compound be within the means Of all. At last,
after long course Of difficult chemical experiments
he found that by adding to these fire other ingredi
ents each valuable by ITSELF he not only obtain.
ed the desired results, but greatly increased the
curative power Of the compound. This having been
thoroughly tested by practice is offered to the
general public as asafs, pleasant and infalble rem.
edy. 81 baa--f
Price so Cents per Bottle.
For sale by W. +. Phillips Portland and all drug.
| gists. q AeA 81
CHARLzs DowsER, General Agent,
nov4d3m A Cedar st., New York.
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ANDREW Dew. BARSS, M. D..
Graduate Of the "UnHsnity Of Edinburgh" Scotland,
Late Resident Surgeon of the Royal Maternity
i&aJ Hospital, Edinburgh. ~ ~
Residence-corner of Cumberland and Locust SITS.
T-Ofice hours, to IL A. N. and to r. M. z
octl72ms
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s K A II H 8

> II "a T Il 8
TO. LET OR FOR SALE, CHEAP !
/ Wholesale or Retail. iss
Also Childrsn's sLEDs. made of best White
Oak Stock. and painted in Portland; and for sale
wholesale and retail. ~.5.a ADDS.
AT LANES,
Nov 22-d4w F No. 4 Free street
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rusHERMEN.

Bay st Lawrence. l,i-i..ra4... s., "a. -, -.
Cd at do 9Th, sch Fannie K. Cushing. New found
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

GAM FR Ncrsco-A A. oA,b ,,lt sh,v, 3D. No..
"a AZ n,t s TSn W;rs,d King wooa,vor,h :. =,
York; 9Th, Ellen. Southland. Howe. do; Merrimac.
E Eecs os'oh s.a n, iMarmion' "arsen
A. ,n % ships sSse Car
Ulu Stn sng Ssn Ifan 9t cough, Manmain; IN.
9srqae Samqel Merntt wlggins Portland. o. 9Th,
u So pc' z'tn Dafqne camden mi'chei' Tor Puget
0oena; Anrrpu,. :. -. ,slt,
uad,,s. ~. T- AZ o.n, sen 0yTus Fossett
Aiso ~ o, q, orE 1smpaen' snow, Boston; sch
I'D AZ hrs Alhsr rt1 Ad.m. vrs.
seS IstS RicS Knight PsnsscoI Sauoaoape
Also cld Sth. brig Hamrden, Snow: Boston, schs
R Ram nen' An'sh'' 1shsA'0'Ai naziey' crosby
Ar 7.h, barque oravie, Crockett, Boston cepbas
RE- a. o hS ~ ne ~ Mne MetcaiL
Rsl,w hrig snpshsc rom Hsy Ye 0JmDr TO-
nnth Di's AsAA'o''' HUM ~" AorAi marshall
Dat ia -,h hr;o. Ran; c.rv.r c.,va. g.. .ru,....,
L.u a.L pyul SAr,er, ior Arniuad
J9 MRW ECs6iRs Nisrss ss Il! rsnsascls -
ps;ns eiace Rev IN s.-' ~ A. - ShAu"ieA'
1 TIS e v,ac ~. Day w 1sA xr,u..
ship Perseysrapce iBrS far Lesborn 0f1 5
nome ON pr ia Msv Ma1.. c.u.,,.. -.
Henry Leeds Wnitmore Fort EVEN sor ~ R.., pig
sSn SSummlngs Int 81 George; Union, Post
Also ar Eth, barques Cornelia. Burma Hong Kon..
CD 5th Ssrou coy Jas siy ward VAR rDse.
- n. Aulna A.
wood Havana: schs While Kos xn,,. LOUISA Ss Az
Cassidy, Portsmouth; Astrea. McFaddes e
,ort - = -~SN ~1uo"' 1.A<spetn-
PRoyIpENCE-Ar It'll. schs I..av s,,.,. IT.
bee, Bangor; Neptune, Clark. Machiss: aiox ccns
Brown, Angus q. ''i .l' .--'s = - S>'''--y'
Peters Lord, for New YORK. q = ''-.- -1-s"
NEWPORT-Ar 9Th, sch Leonessa Gilman. 81
John NIB for Phiadephia. 80 ~ 1879 =
Ar 7th, brig Alamo, Steele, Machias for York
schs Arcola. Chisholm FIN do for do; RIOS ma. Hunt
Lubec for do; Sandman, Rumball LinQan en- fos
do: Cyrus Cole Calais for Philadephia Conns. ~.
Sawyer. AIillbridge for New York; Arzco. HowarS
Calais for New Haven; Hudson, Turner. do far A..
Viola, sherman. Machias for New York 'jui;s a
Rich Leland Calais for do: (,en Msr,ana S Ss
ton, Bath for do; Moro. Kelley, CALAIS for do. IL
Adams. Tabbutt. Maehias for do - =
In port, brigs Ambrose Liaht stahl Por.I.,s q.
Fortress Monroe Sea Lion. Lowe. Boston 10y do
schs Hiawatha InRraham. Rookiand for Ph;Isa ~
phia; Georges. Sweet, Belfast for do; Franees Cot
I'm. Wass, Addison for do; VIM II Dewitt Corey
Westport for do; Comet. Hodgdon. Calais for New
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/, NO RAokw Va nd STEP 5sp..

out comment: ssi4 .541aaa sati
NO BACKWARD 7sTEP.snes ~,
"As to slavery, repeat the declaration /
made a year ago, that while remain in my
present position shall not attempt to retract
or modify the Emancipation Proclamation. nor
shall return to slavery any person who is free
by the terms of that proclamation, or by any
Of the acts of Congress. If the people should,
by whatever mode or means, make 1t an exec
utive duty to reenslave such persons, another,
not !, must be their instrument to perform it."
WHEN WILL PEACE COME? a
"They 1.-THE rebelsl san at any moment have
peace, amply by laying down their arms and
submitting to the national authority under the
constitution.
"In stating,s single condition OF peace, /
mean simply TO say that the war will cease on
the part of the government, whenever 1t shall
have ceased on the part of those who began It,"
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AND sELECTED.

20 No less than 40 tons of iron rust were
taken out Of the Menai Bridge at one cleaning
this year.
BsSetting aman1trap'' is the title given to
the picture Of q pretty young lady arranging
her curls at mirror.
60 The Kennebec Journal is to increase its
price from two totwo and half dollars on the
1st of January. - - = a + + r
R Next summer viii probably witness
second attemptto lay . submarine cable across
the Atlantic from Ireland to Newfoundland.
81 During the month OF November sc, 900
silver halfdollars we're coined at the Phiiadel-
phia mint. oey 1919 a
W Mr.. Chase has sgnifed his acceptance Of
the Chief Justiceship, and will take his seat on
Monday next, All 2 M4MaITWI.
E When Simpkin wife kicked him ont Of
!, bed, says he, "See here now You'd better not
do that again; if you do it viii cause a COOL
ness - FWUT EFFlgs ~ r yafv q rs.
RJames A. Bayard, who resigned his seat
as U. s. Senator from Delaware, rather than
take an oath to support the Government, Is
practising Law in New York City. "a 9 4 e 4
R One dollar bills ON the bank of Wood
stock, VT, have been altered to look like
ives, and are to considerable extent in circula-
ton. ahnsls1 cid asasosai ylaiioaqsss zsasrssaes
| 9-The popular votes Of all the States in in
surrection was, in 1850, but s56, 524; while that
Of New York and Massachusetts, alone, in 1854,
was s96,2lo. seif=i2osao 1aaga ~
RThe Concord Monitor styles the Ports
mouth copperhead States and Union the Stars
and Bars, and says it is afflicted with diar-
Shoea of words and costiveness of ideas. +,
kER The Boston Pest says Of the Message, SIT
is simply and in the main, clearly written, and
there are portions Of it that viii be read with
| qualification by all. ossrnpasf gA,n.laa5s e. su
4 E- The adage has it that if a man empties
his purse into his head no one can take It from
him. The coin would be sadly lonesomein. some
heads. Wssstss Assn asgrr -
q Four men headed the escort of the funsral
of Ex-Gov. Fairbanks of st. Johnsbury G.,
who had been employed BY the frniof which he
was senior partner over thirty years each. as il
" - II is said that the friends Of the constitu
tonal amendment do not now intend to
bring 1t before the House till after New
Years. = -
~ The Bath Times reports the health of
Rev. J. O. Fiske of that citv ID far ,acoverad
.h.. h. -. 49,
sI"' No A0l'ss '0e'A w, RESUME MS CLERICAL
labors. -,
6Y Emerson thinks that friendly calls should
4 be strictly limited to ten minutes. He might add
that calls of earemon,vS Is, ,s,tt Il, H.
F-~f9 ro'- - o''sA "A'S-
getner. - ~ - las x s; q III J
~ AlCongress ofmathemeticians from almost
all the States Of Europe, has met in Berlin for
4 the purpose of re-measuring degrees of lonoi.
tuds in Central F,rroy,,. VIA 7ss'7 81 ss3SgI7d
'Ns .. = 81. : : 10. .as7os,.. 4,,
" Inere Is rumor currenti In political cir
Giles in London that Lord Palmerstona will retire
from the Premiership in the spring. and be sue
ceeded by Earl Granville. 41ra .sSgs
/. E The rebels, il is said, recently captured
Gen. Klpatrick's hat The head without the
hat will be vastly more serviceabe to us than the
hat without the head to them. E :
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PAssENGERs.

In steamer Asia from Boston for Liyerpool-Capt
sherman, Of Camden; Capt j Is Weston, jr'
and others.
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Ladies' Christian Commission.
There viii be asps,iai meeting Of the managers Of
this Society this Friday afternoon ct three clcck
full attendance is requested az business of impor
tance will come before them sIalaI e&
occult s,a.s,fa 49,, PER ORDER.
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CUSTOM IBio CTS.

GUS TO M b o OTS.3
saM
A. GOwELL, 10 2
7e MIDDLE STREET,
Now makes to measure as GOOD. II not the best,
Gents light and heavy sewed Boots Of all kinds
from the best materials.
All s0ork done at the time appointed. 81 I5
Please call and order pair.
nov2s n sal e aa1amfaGaC sodtf
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Boston stock List.

.wIfyou arein want of any kind fPRINTING
all Mt the Daily PFeas Od1ce. y w q,
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The circulation oftAe Daily Press 70 larger
than any other Daily paper In the State, ard
double that of any other in POI ..1nd. 1880
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NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Thnrsday~.................. December

...I ID.
Thursday-............. December 8.
sei4i ARRIVED. 1000 s...-.ig
Steamer Chesapeake. willstts. New Yark. ,.El
Steamer Montreal. Lissomb. Boston =. M
Steamer team New England, Fields nom Boston for
Steamer Lady Lang Roix, Bangor. tos 81
Barqae Pictou. tBrl Gordon, Boston. to load for
Brls Thistle, tBr, crichtOn, Boston, to load for
soh chronOmetsr. Gilchrist. Philadelphia.
Sch Cosmos. stetson, New York. -e,.7el IL rl-
Sch Eight Brothers, Pendleton. Eastport for New
Sch Emma wadsworth. Hersey. I'm Pembroke for
: Sch Brenda. Look, Addison for Boston. a.
Sch Ellen, Douglass. Trenton tor Boston.
Sch Salon, Hopkins, Trenton for Boston.
81 III CLEARED.
Brig Caprera, Hichborn, Trinidad-E Churchill&
Brig Mechanic, Hutchinson, Fortress Monroe-s
Brig Ella Maria. Daley. Fortress Monroe L
Sch Martha Greenough. tBr) stoddard, windsor
Sch Adele, tBr) Lombard. Havana Chase Bros
sen 9 y Young, strout. Mayagueu Phinnsy .
Jackson. ID 4, 1880 t rs,
[Br TEL. TO MERCHANTS ExoHANeE.l hre
NEW ORLEANS--Ar 27th, bardue Niekels,
CID 18th. OaIqus g Horton, Philadelphia brig
NEW YoRk-Ar sth. steamer Ariel, from New
Orleans via Havana. v41f'Fqf ln r3Is.ia'e = Al.
Sid I'm Cardenas Goth ult, briggs Hattie wheeler,
and Harriet, for New York Y 15NE IN
Ar at Havana I'd inst, brig Minna Traub. from
Ellsworth. iani 54l .l7 itati- trHl ID tllsa
Ar at do 2Sth ult barque Albion Lincoln. fun New
York lat. Eventide, Portland. p
Sid FIN do 26th, brigs Gen Marshall, Belfast: Mar
tina Washington. Portland; Both, Palo Alto. Sagua
LIST Inst, Calmnck. do. , sf uoga1 vI8' .t-.sli
Ar at Matanzas 18th ult, ship John Bunyan. from
Pensacola land cid LIST for New York1; brig Cyclone
Portland; lst inst, barque Harvest Moon, Staples,
Boston. ~ os 1uH} oWl lfa JWl n EtFg3d.E iff
5 d 2s,h alt, barque Evelyn. Bowden. Boston; brig
o q Clary, Parker, DO. u .f..-,,.. n.
LAuNcHED--At Newcastle Sd inst, from the yard
Of L Carney, fine brig of 800 tons. called the
'B Inginac." She 10 owned BY the builder and otl-
ers, of Newcastle. 1890 ~. 49,. \, &
The New York Shipping List reports tho sale Of
ship Tropc 5l2 TONS built at Bath 1851 at about
S23 090; A2t barQue Sarah Bryant 358 tons, built
at Castne in 1857 at 81 500 Br brig Flying Eagle
274 built at Linconyille in 1856 on terms not
transpired. 90 H3fli9rel f1I n lauoEf - i
Sch Harp, of Gloucester. 223 tons, built at Sails
bury, Macs, in 1886 has been sold to Nathan Spin
ney, Jr Of Elliot, or $500. IT, cVtE II
Sch r Dutton. Of Gloucester, 263 tons, built at
Arrowsic In 1867. has been sold to parties in Rock
port for $500. ed ~ 80 ..-a ~ ~.
Sch Panther 238 tons. built at st Geoi ge in 1857
b, been sold to parties In Marblehead for $500
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FOREIGN PoRrs.


Ar at Calao Nov l. ship vitala, Peck, San Fran
cisco land sailed 10th for Chipchas ss II.
chas ar eth Carrier Dove, JACK on, fm do ar 18Th.
Gaspee Andros ON Sau angeles. ar 7fh.
All Valparaiso ID ult. harQue Maggie v HueR.
Haines from raltaben, unc. Ia =, ~ee'
At Honolulu Oct a. ship r II Taylor. Lard f,o,,
San Francisco 20 days, for Bakers Island 'iS'''
ldg copper ore.
st Croix for Sombrero. ae't ihoIn
Sid z7th. barque flva, Berry M.,....A ft~a-
at Aspinwall 18th ut, BRIG SEA es'i Isrk Bate,
Sld I'm ross as Prince 18th ut. sch Abby Bracket.
R. Ar At 81 John NIB I'd inst sch Liunet. saddler,
Ar a. ds I'd, sab Osprey. wymsa. Portland. -sf
asn "a rs \ SPOKEN. e,.,.f- - ~
sept ~ LAT NJ lon "a W, ship Ellen Sears, Bart
iets, nom LIVERPOOL for Singapore THfvd'
NOV g. lat 40 90 N, Ion 30 w, ship Romulus Lord
from LIVERPOOL for Kurfachee.
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U-cAKDs and BILL HEADS neatly print.
at this ofioe. n
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-09
"Olergymsn Dsbbling with Politics.

~ Reading Matter ON .lI Fe-r Pages.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-09
-sPECIALNOTICEs.

R- Carriers Of tie Daily Press are not aiio,0ed
70 seHpapers on their rogtes.
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Letter from the Front.

Dutch Gap Canal Chanqes In the ARMY
.azGen. Ord-Red. Tdpe-Testimonial to Cot
Granger IL 9fgasRaS eI9fE98Mo
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ruDns-ss,Oo pc, year "a adsano.. ~, Z
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Price rs cents per s Bottle

.s1E aTIBBETTS BROTHERS., y6Qa
Druggists and Chemists, Propristors, Manchester,
N. H.
Sold at wholesale and retail by WV. WHIPPLl,
81 Market Square. Portland, Sole Agent, and by
Druggists everywhere. sept9 GA eodtojanI
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" Apples Of Gold in Pictures Of Silver

The, following gems from President LIN
COLLINS Message are truly like "apples of gold
in pictures Of silver" We quote them with
out COMMENT: 81 sssiss .aifaaassft
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International Steamship Company.
PASSPORT, Calais & St. john.
ONE TRIP PER WEEK.

The steamer NEW EssLAsD. Capt
!. severy Thursday, at o'c ock p NJ
Ior AsrsIport and 81 John, connecting Il Passport
VIZ ne steamer Qveea, tor Robinsl Oh ST. Andrews,
sno SahiS, seo VA Stage coaches TOR Ma6hias ana
~ Jonn, and with steamer Emperor for DigUy,
WI dsors and Halifax. and with ( N A. kali
road for Shedac and all way stations.
Returning will leave st. John ieyerg Monday at <
o'clock A. n. for Eastport. Pc tland and Roston
Through tickets procured Of sgenis and clerks ON
board steamer.
days. -
dees diff l o. C. EATON, Agent.
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Friday Morning, Dec. 8, 1854.
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..-.Is,-, s.. Notice.
THE interest cf Mr.. B. shaw. cease. IN On,
n Hrm oJ mu'aai consent AFTER this dnv
ohiOsgo. New 90, lse4.-diw. 'AA" CO
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Hard on its friends-Slightly Inconsistent,
AIfew weeks prior to the Presidential cleo
| ton, the Richmond Enquirer, the acknowl-
edged organ Of the rebel government, publish
ed an editorial from which the following is an
AXfTQnfe1 ta f.san Na "a
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Ipr ZEE. NO MxnoHAnr,. ExoHArar.

LAuNcHED--At Newcastle Sd inst from the yard
of Carney, fine brig Of 800 tons. called the
"B Inginac" She 10 owned by the builder and off,
ers, of Newcastle. III \.
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PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAMs
CELEBRATED HERB SIEDlCINES.

NOV for the first time introduced into this
~ country. have been successfully used for
tWenty-six years IN Germany, and thcrost Of Eu-
rope and are particularly efficient in the cure OF
ali chronic Diseases They are imported direcr
to this port by the undcr>l gned, and their efi~
cheney and safety can be relied upon with con-
idence. They are
VEGETABLE PILLS and POWDERS,
the best blood purifying medicine oytunt. and
unequ;ued for the cure OF letter, Asthma.
Hcattacle Sore Eyes, Catarrh, Pain III the
Breast and Sides, Spotted Fever. Chils and
Fever, Dyspepsia, Scrotula, Salt Rheum, Can
Ger, Jaundice, Biliousness, Eruptjons Of :ho
Skin. Piles, Worms, Dropsy, Ery:lpee}ss, SWELL
seases caused by impure bloou. or Imperfect
PROF. WUNDRAMs RHEUMATIC
POWDERS, a sure cure Tor ali Rheumatic
complaints. Gout III particular.
PROF WUNDRAM'S EPlLEPT1C REM
EDY, the only safe and reliable remedy tor The
certain cure OF this terrible complaint
PROF W y Ira NJ S VEGETABLE
ELINlR, an Invaluable remedy against Asth~
ma, bliousness, Pain in the Breast, Cough ;Dys~
ri'q {:t6 5fSnV V GnS1IS Asi HERE TEA
n]oosautand wholesome beverage, tor sick and
conyalesc cents also for Dispeptics, and those
afflicted W IT, nervousness:
PROF. " i n ID 4 A NJ IAPE- " oRM
PROF. VT NllRAM'S TO0TUACHE
DROPS
Full directions accompany each remedy.
For further particulars APPLY 10
julius DIENELT, Dentist,
AS Prince ST., nearly opposite the Post Office
between St. Asal and Washington SITS.
4 Alexandria, Va
For sale also by ISAAC ANTWlS SIZE,
"a King ST., Alexandria. Va
J. R. PIEkpO1NT, $. L. sorner
King and Washington SIS, Alexandria, Va
And II. L. PAUL., No. 62, Prince st.,
nv 23-ts Cor Fairfax Alexandria. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-04

VIM p Smith, Master OF the Transporta-
ton of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, has
changed the time Of the passengers trains to
and from Washington to Baltimore Ito take
effect from to-day as fellows: Leave Ball
more at l. TO, $50 and 1920 A. NJ, and
3.l5, T. 30 and 73OP NJ. On Sundays at 4
and 8, 10 4. NJ. and 3.l5 p. NJ. Leave Wash,
ington at 80, $50 and l. 40 A. NJ, and 3. 10.
! 80, 5. and s. 30 P NJ. On Sundays at 8 4.
NJ ant, 3. 10 and s 20 ?. NJ
George /. Bailey, a citizen and shop, keeper
of Maiden Mass, i under arrest and awaiting
an examination, being suspected OF having
murdered the young lau, Converse and robbed
the Maiden Bank. Mr.. Bailey testified at the
eoroner's inquest that he had got check cash
ed at the counter Of the bank only a few mo-
ments before the murder and robbery were DIS
covered.
The Boston Traveller says Union Lea"
CUES pledged to the total eradication of negro
slavery in the United States, are multiplying
throughout Massachusetts,, and are receiv.
ing large accessions of members. In the
opinion CT we'll informed persons, (says the
Traveller, similar Union Leagues in the Nor
thern States are aread;: strong enough to carry
the next Presidential election.
A sensation dispatch from Albany says that
the new police commissioners will probably
appoint Nelson j. Waterbury police superln-
tendent; that two-thrds Of the police captains
will report to him. and that the Governor vii,
order out the entire militia of the city to sup
mort the claims of the new Board
Dispatches from the Wet and Northwe~t
announce the occurrence OF a snow storm OF
extraordinary severity, followed by an exceed
ingly low temperature, At ST. Louis the
thermometer is reported to have fallen twenty
f,Yr degree; below zero The SHOW and the
cold had almost put an end to railroad traveI
for the present. The roads are all bloc ed up,
and the cold so intense as to prevent the exer'
tons for resumiog travel.
A new Mediterranean island has come to the
surface off Palermo. 1t is volcanic phenoW.
enon, and appeared for the first time te"
wears since, and was taken poss essioa OF by the
Neapolitan Government and named Fernando,
but disappeared one fine day and sank to the
bottom, and has just come up again, to The
great delight Of the scientific world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-04
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIR,

S5cIs1 1onY4oqi THR2' S 2 RG' Ks
81 inventors and sole manufacturers OF the
IN ESTHETIC lNNOAIOUS VAPOks
not laughing gas, nor chlorotorm nor ether,
but Strictly an Annsthetic Agent, cntir"l tree
fr, N Collaborating effects, and is perfectly h"r'n"
less causing quiet sleep With peaia"' se"$""
ton and perfect lnsenslplI1'y 70 pain
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 3, 1SG3.-Thisi is to certify
that we had several teeth extracted this day oy
Drs, 5. l. H., without the least pain whatever,
and we can cheertully recommend to every one
who is suffering, this new system OF tXtractlna
teeth. 49, -, , - - :, ~
dec 4-tf W. r HEN OEIeoON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-04

, uo,oo man namal VIM. Stekely, aged
4naats-tw, years son Of Captain stokey IN
s,,.rse Of the light-boat on the FRYING Fan
cha.is og the coast of North Carolina, was
accidentally killed on the 18th u't. on that
<7,v the vessel parted her mornings ana 10
Sbe act Of shiring the ca lie the chaln start
ed, caught the young man7 threw hm npoo
lis head an:1 dislocaeed his neck
List week boy, age2 Is yesrs, whose pa
,p,ts reside at noosic Falls, eloped from Troy
with two young misses Of the same age, was
escer,aiaeI the three had slept IN one bed, to
soep arm this eol weather! Verify, this is
. impressive age. The trio were finally over
taken at North Hoosic, and were returned to
their parents
M,or Thomas D. Arnasy AMI Lieutenant
Daniel Davis, Two Confederate officers recently
convicted by Court Martial Of recruiting with
IN the Federal lines, were on Saturday convey
81 TO Fort Warren, from Boston, having been
sentenced to ffteea years imprisonment:
THE County Court met this morning.
The day has been occupied In calling tie civil
docket, arranging the classification Of tie JUS
tees and transacing some othe. unlmportant
business.
There is to be Union meeting held at
the Council Chamber in the place, tomorrow
evening, to appoint delegates 10 county and
district conventions to nominate candidates to
the the proposed Constitutional Convention.
Nj. John Muir who was in prison here, for
some time past, Ivy the military authorities,
was, this morning, released Internationally.
The British schooner Eta captured off VIII
minyton, n c., recently with cargo Of salt,
arrived at Washington yesterday.
New complications are Sal / to have arisen In
tue matter of the removal Of the French tobac
co from Richmond.
Gold, at the close of last week, in New York,
was 1915
Two hundred thousand people took Christ
mas airing on Central Park, New York.
The U. S. Congress resumes its session to-
snorroW
The Legislature of Maryland meets at An
napois on Wednesday,
Turkey is becoming more civilized. Hence
fnrfh raaf acento Of (so,.+.,,,,o,>lo :, J., tovoJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-04

uREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
~ The ouick est and safest route to the North
west and Southwest Two through trains daily,
and one on Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Coy
eminent rates TO all the principal point III the
North and West. For tickets and turther ln-
formation. apply at the office Of the Great
pannsvlyania Route,n northeast corner Penn
sylyania avenue and Sixth street, under Na-
tional Hotel. Office open from q. M, to p.
M; on Sundays to p. m:
Washington, oct PLY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-04

NJ ,ior Thomas D. Armasy AMI Lieutenant
Daniel Davis, two Confederate officers recently
convicted by Court Martial Of recruiting with
in the Federal lines, were on Saturday convey
q to Fort Warren, from Boston, having been
sentenced to kfteea years imprisonment: