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DIED..

In Boston. 9th. Albertine. wife Of Edward Whit
more, and daughter OF the late Samuel Patterson of
Portland, aged q years.
R-Funcrat this afternoon, friday, at O'Clock,
from st Stephen Church.
In Cape Elizabeth, 27th. Mrs Ann Jordan, wife ef
the late John Jordan. aged ~ years.
In kennebunkport 26h inst. Mrs Eliza c., wife Of
Mr. Joseph Manuel, Jr. aged 20 years.
At Calorama Hospital. Warrington. DC. j w Ma
son, Co =. lst Ne Cavalry. aged "a years months.
Augusta 18th inst Charles IL. son of Charles %,
and Susan Staples. of this city, aged % years mos
Boston papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, NY, sd. Theodore McIntire form
erly Of Castine. aged 50.
In Machias. Joseph Cflley. aged 70; Fanny, dau
fWm Huckins. of Prescott. aged IL years.
In Jonesport Jacob Doyle. formerly of Lubec.
In Addison. VIM w Newberry. aged IS years; Mrs
Lucreia .. wife of whitefeld Hicks. aged Is years
In Machiasport. Alice, wife of Richard Leary, aged
"A years 10 months.
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In this city, 18th. by Rev Alex Burgess, John Al
bert Lideack of Boston. aud Louisa Maria rominson
OF Portland. (Corrscted.)
In kennebunkport, Jan 9th. by Rev George Win
gate. Enoch Cousens. ESQ., and Miss Mary 4, daugh.
ter of Mr. Andrew Luques.
In Bath, 2ith. Almon l. Brookings and Miss Eu.
nice A Fogg both of Phipsburg: William A Mitch
oil and Miss Nancy J Powers both of Bath
In Bangor. VIM ID Hardy of Maine Vols and Miss
Laura Holt, of Hermon ; Appleton Perkins and
Miss Amanda Perkins, both Of b.
IN Pembroke. Thos Laughlin and Miss Ella Fer
Maid. both of Z; Supply Hunter, of +, and Miss
Emily Hubbard, Of Ferry
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Brighton Cattle Market.

"WEDNESDAY, jan. 81. 1864.
At market $50 beef cattle, 20 stores 1850 sheen
shoa,s - fat hogs.
PRIcEs-Beef Cstiis-Although there was q sur
week. and prices advanced. We quote :-Extra i0a.
10 5oi irst quality. rs g 70; second 20 q o.;
third 81 90 a 90 -
Working 0rn-None offered.
lops and Caires- Sales SIS. 49, &c. 40 AS As and S.
Small Sfores-None offered.
Sheep-Small lots IS 50. 4 81. 5 and 80 and 81.
shoass-None offered.
Fat Hogs-Nono offered.
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New YORK, Jan. e.
The steamer Roanoke, from Havana 22d,
has arrived. News unimportant.
There had been no further military opera
tons in st. Domingo.
The rebel steamer Little Lila left Havana
On the 10Th, but returned, two United States
cruisers being outside
The English steamer Sea Queen arrived on
the 2lst from Matamoras with cotton.
The Columbia, from New York, arrived at
Havana on the 22d.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WRECK IN BRIDGEwATER BAY.

London, jan. s, 1864.
Notice 10 hereby gwen that green buoy, marked
with the word wreck" has been laid about Is
fafhoms by w ofa yess ] sunk at the back Of the
Gore band. in Bridrcwafer Bay.
The buoy lies in II fa.homs at low water spring
tides. with the following marks and compass bear
ings;-
Burnham High Light on with the south extreme
Of rent knowl, SE by 81 T..
The farmhouse on Fatholm Island open westward
of Steepholm leland, N byEtE.
The Bluff High Land Of Minehead, WNW
The wreck IL at present visible At low water.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board,
+. II, BERrHON.
Secretary.
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GREAT DISCOyERY.-Ansdhes ivep rsparstie,
that will STICK
Patches and Liningstc Boots and Shoes sufieisnS
ystrong without stitching;
That win eiiectually mend Furniture, CroshsYy
Toys, and aii articles of household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers,
Manufacturers and Machinists,
And Families,
willhnd il IsvALUABLHl 1t willie fecttallystoptA
leakage of Coal Oil.
II IL insoluble in water or oil.
Its liquid. and rs easily applied 90 paste.
will adhere oily substances.
Its
HILTON'S INsoLUBLE CEMENT
HILTON bRoTHERs, Proprietors,
Providence, Ri.
Supplied in packages from OF. to lo0Ibs., by
CHAS. RICHARDSON Co,
81 Broad Street, Boston.
Sole Agents for New England.
W. +. PHILLIPS, Agent for Portland.
febl7dly
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The circulation ofthe Daily Press Is larger
than any other Daily paper an the Stdte, ana
double that of any other IN Portland. 4
Trsxs-s7. 90 per year; paid strictly in advance
a discount Of sl0o ciu be made
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MAINE TROOPS FURNISHED FOR THE WAR.
BY report of the Adjutant General. it APP
pears that Maine has already furnished 40, 1893
troops for the war, as follows:
Androscoggin, 1882; Aroostook, 1897; Cum
berland, o3t6; Franklin, 1926; Hancock, 1S4l !;
hennebec, 1915; Knox, 1888; Lincoln, 14J7 !;
Oxford, 1854; Penobscot, 55l3; Piscataquis.
1897; Sagadahoc, 1862; Somerset, 2l65;
Waldo, 24os; Washington, 2342; York, $500.
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New Books Received.

LIFE AND CORRESPONDENTS OF THEODORE
PARKER, Minister of the Twenty eighth
Congregational Society, Boston. By John
Wiess. In two volumes. New York: ID.
Appleton 4 Co. smo. PIP. 1905 For sale
in this city by Hall l., Davis.
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SB-Dr. Dyer, Of Pennington, performed
an important surgical operation, on Wednes-
day OF last week, upon the leg of b. +. Akin
son, Esq, Register of Probate for Franklin
county, by which the leg, which was drawn
up and entirely useless, was Strengthened. We
unite with the editor Of the Chronicle in the
hope that this hazardous operation, so skill.
fully performed, may terminate iavorably.
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"A BEAUTIFUL CoNrLExIoS free from Tan, PiIa-
pies and Freckes, may easily b. procured by using
the BALM or A THOUSAND RLOWERS. !" For
shaving It is unsurpasssd-a single drop making
fine lather Ii Is composed of palm honey and
other valuable articles, highly perfumed by its
ingredients, aud when used for washing, night and
morning, renders the skin soft and white, and free
HAY, Agent for Maine, and all druggists.
noy26 deod& osw3m
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EXPORTS.

AATANZAS-Brig Fannie. 2399 Box Shocks, 1890
Hoops. 1927 Shocks and Heads so empty Casks, by
Emery Fox.
HAvANA-Bark winslow, lsS. 500 fl Lumber 10,
053 # Plank. 1890 Box Shocks, by Lynch & Co.
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HEAD QUARTERS DRAFT RENDEZVOUS,
Portland. Me-, January Is, 1854.

OKDEK No. 3.
Tho streets of Portland will be patroled each day
and night by aGuard from camp Berry," and ali
persons wearing the uniform of United States sol
authority for being absent from their commands
Soldiers thus arrested, and belonging to other
commands, will be sent to the Provost Marshal, to
be returned to their regiments deserters.
Citizens wearing the uniform of the U. s. soldier
will be subject to this order.
BY order of BRIG. GEN. ROwLEY.
L. DUDLEY. 1st Lieut.. I'd Art'y, A. Az
janis dit
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ECIAL MOTTO Es.

III 10 cure cough. hoarseness, or any disease Of
the throat and lungs. use Howess Cough Pills. Sold
by II. III. Hay, Portland, and by druggists generally
jan21 d& w3ms
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Retreat Of the Rebel ArnsB from before
Chattanooga.

CINCINNATI, JAN. g.
A special dispatch from Chattanooga to the
Commercial says Jolnston's army has fallen
back from Dalton, Ga. Col. Burke of the 10th
Ohio regiment, with flag of truce, went out
forty-fve miles, and could find no enemy
The rebel advance pickets are at Kingston,
forty miles south of Dalton, probably to cover
the retreat. Cheatam's division went TO
Kingston on Wednesday. Several unimpor-
tant cavalry raids have been made to cover
this retreat.
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Advertisers are requested to hand In
their advertisements as far As possible, before
one o'clock in the afternoon. dtf
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BOsT0N-Ar 2sth, bark b Carlton. Orleans
jams Pass 9Th; brig Isabel. Carey, Turks leland
via Salt hey. 9th; Caroline Kelley from Portland
In ballast; schs p Linday Emery New York; Ma.
riel. Fitzpatrick. Portland.
NEW YORK-Jan 18th. below. bark G W Horton.
Ar 27th. barks spiriio. Marseilcs; Caroline. Brc.
men; Gen Avon, Thomsston.
Ar 26lh ship 4 u Armstrong. Liverpool.
Cid 18th. bark Anna. Wheeler, New Orleans: brig
p,; a,roybsidse Lyon, Ponce PR; Maine. Jarvis.
Ar 9Th. steamship Merrimae. sampeon. New Or.
AT ssh; bark NJ Trout. Philadelphia; sch Maria.
HOLMES IS HoLE-Aras-schs Eldsrsdo. Young.
Maciias for New York; Maryland Sylvester. VIM
Sailed. brigs Ocean Wave VIM Aiken tBrl; schs
SAN FRANcIsco~In por Isl 18th inst. ship Fair
Wind. chartered to load for New York.
NEW oRIEANs-Ar 18th inst bark n Boynton.
Mitchell, Philadelphia brig Mary Miller Brewer,
KEY wEsT-sld ed. bark Tycoon. New York. in
chorge OF the mate, the captain being ashore sick.
FORT ROYAL, Scar 10th. Sophia. 70, Ravens.
ne p lork; 6srs e W Hall Godfrey. do; chs Lead
ing Breeze, Graham. do: Laurel, Foss, Boston, 2oth
White Sea. Lee New York.
Cid 2oth schs Rescue. Kelley, Baltimore; John
Williams, Curtis New York; Mill Creek, Wood. Bos-
SID 18th; harks Godfrey 18th. L.mplish ai..
,sh s.. Dwight, RESCUE Thompson, NJ XldridSo.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 2sth. brig Romance. Dun
can. Ncyassa.
Cid 18th. Br brigs Anna. for Barbados; Martha
Marseilles; sch Ida Wheeler, Dyer. Cardenas.
Ar 9th, sch Leesburg Blake; Portland.
Ar at Narragansett oath, sch Harriet Lewis. Shell
don Eliza bethport.
NEwPoRr-Sld 9th. brigs Birchard Torrcy,
rom Calais for New Londoni Catherine Rogers. firm
Providence for New York; schs Ida. Blake Portland
for Washington: Leonesa, do for do; Isybel Blake,
do for do Laura Frances. Providence for New York
In port 9th. scbs Abbie, Knight. from Portland,
tor Havana; knight Taylor. Ellsworth for wash
ington.
GL0uCESTER-Ar Esd. schs Sarah Harris Del
ano. Portland for New York; kossuth. Gilpatrick,
Saco for do; Charlotte. Graves. Portland for do;
Robert Woodruff. Gray, Frankfort for Plymouth;
Ameiio, Gould, Boston for Portland; Forest Queen,
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To CoSsuMPTIvEs. Rev. L. A. Wilson's
Remedy for Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis,
Coughs. Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections,
short history of his case. be obtained Of
IL. III. HAY, Druggist,
Junction of Middle and Free sts., Portland.
iAul d& WIN
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WASHINGTON. Jan %.
Two divisions of the 9th Army Corps have
gone to Knoxville, Tenn. The remainder of
wick.
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MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Thursday............... January IS.
ARRIVED.
Sch Francis & Elizabeth. Carver. Gouldsboro.
Sch Union, Lindsay, Goudsboro
Sch Garland, Bickford, Goudsboro.
Steamer Lewiston. knight Boston.
CLEARED.
Bark Winslow. Davis. Havana. BY J Lynch Co
Brig Fannie. Hubbard. Mstanrss. by Emery FOX.
sch"D P-". Thompson, Fortress Monroe, by John
Lynch Co.
Sch W Rawlcy. Allen, Alexandra, BY Orlando
Sch Convoy Merrill. Baltimore. r York Son.
Sch Exchange. Randall. Boston, York Son.
Fox.
by Telegraph to Mcrchamss' ErcAamssI
New Orleans. 18th inst-Ar ship Ellen Southland.
Bath. CID. 18th. ship John Albert, Boston; bark;
Talavero. do; Sachem, New York; III Brookman
do; Hansen. Gregory. do.
EY-There was report current in thi, city ve.ter.
day. that the brig Orison. Adams, henoe for Cuba
18th inst had put into Ellsworth. and that Captain
Waite had been washed overheard, bat as the rumor
could not be traced to any reliable source IL was NOT
generally credited.
sY-The ship Governor Lanedon. Harris. arrived
at San Francisco 2ist 18th 10 load
there with grain for Liverpool at e.. LIS. Cd.
Bark Venice 35s tons, built at Kennebunk In 1888
and owned in New London, has been sold At Calcut-
II for 1900 rubees.
Ship Dirgo. 600 tons. built at Path in 1851 owned
in Boston. has been sold at Calcutta on private
terms TO 20 under the British flag
Bark Curven, OF SIS tons. built at Bath in 1853,
has been sold at Gale for 70 81 800. and resold for
rs A 900.
The following American vessels were soli st Bon
bay prev to Dec 4-0ccan Belle, 1895 tons built a
Waldoboro In 1854 for rs IS 0oO Naples 5iS tons
built at Bath In 1850. for rs $1,000.
Brig Augusta, from Para for New York, which
put in to St Thomts, dsmasted and leaky was
Condemned prior to 18th inst. and would be sold.
Sch Adria, Martin, from Boston for Cardenss, put
into Bermuda 18th inst, indistress.
DISASTERS.
Brig Mari Nilkin from PHILADELPHIA for Kew
West. with coal. struck ice 25th inst OF Back Creek
Delaware Bay, and sunk in "a feet Of water. All
hands saved.
st Thomas. Jan 5-Thc bark Gazells struck ON
reef going into Basin Harbor Sd inst, and soon
biged. Danish man-of-war steamer went TO her
assistance. The G built at New Haven in 1859
was 253 TONS =
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The Patent Belle Monte Skirt.
full assortment of this new style Skirt, ut An.
DKRsos's Hoop Skirt and Corset Depot, under
Mechanics Hall. decl9 dam
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rParsons' Cough Candy is genuine ana
reliable remedy. See special notice column.
Dim.
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medical Purvcyor's once,

WASHINGTON ID. c.. January 2lst. 1894.
fTvHE advertisements for "Proposals tor lce," is-
Il sued from this Office January, 1864, are with
drawn Ad, ertisemenfs more In detail will be is
sued as prepared and the time for receiving
bids extended
By order of the Act Surgeon General.
HENRY JOHNSON,
MS. X, U. s.A., and Act. Medical Purveyor.
JANIS dat
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JOHN w. MUNGER,
10. l6e Fore st., head Of Long Wharf,
PORTLAND. NE.
JAMS lined 1lmeo u w6w5
BAIDGTON ACADEMY

North Bridston, Me.
THE Spring Term OF this Institution will com
y msnee ON Tuesday, Feb. 2ad, 1864. and continue
eleven weeks
C.E. HILTON. A. NJ, Principal
u. ID. CHAPLIN, A. ~. Assistant.
Mrs. ELIZABETH HILTON, Teacher OF Music
Miss L. X. GIBBS, Teacher OF Drawing and
Painting
Board near tho Academy At reasonable rates. Stu
dents can reduce their expenses by boarding. thu
selves Special attention given to those preparing
at Portland prices
THOMAS H. MEAD. Secretary.
North Bridsfon, Jan %, 1884, JANIS coda VIA
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SPOKEN

Nov %. lat I N, lon 80 w. ship Avon Ingersoil,
from Boston for Hong Kong
Jan 6, Start Point NE BY ~ miles bark NJ l.
Froak. (of Portlandl Haskell, from Callao Sept 81
for Duukirk
Jan 8, $40 PM, Start Point NEiE "a miles, ship
York.
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Superior New Clnyed NIolasses.
324 y M4 rissee. New cl.yed Moss.ss.
superior quality, just arrived from Cardenas per Sch
winiwsrd, now landing and for sale BY
CHASE, BROTHERS s CO,
isAs6 lv Widgsry's Wharf.
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NEW ADVERTISEMEN rs.
OFFICE OF THE
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company,
NEW YORK, JANUARY 2srm, 1854.
TINE Trustees in conformity to the Charter ofthe
= Company, submit the following statement of
its affairs on the alst December, 1868:
Premiums received on Marine Risls.
from LIST January, 1868, to 3lst De-
Premiums on Policies not marked of '''''''' %
lst January, 1868. 100. so2 "a
Total amount Of Marioe Premiums, sl0.Oo5, COL Il
No Policies have been issued upon Life
Risks; nor upon Fire Risks discon-
:, nec,ed with Marine Risks.
premiums marked of from LIST Jan,
1888. to 3lst December 1863 81 597 sgS 80
Losses paid during the same period, 1906 651 "a
Returns of Premiums and Expenses. l.os2 .s57 IS
The Company has the following Assets. viz:
United States and State Of New York
STOCK. City, Bank and other Stocks, % 492631 30
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages ig37eO 90
DIVIDENDS on Stocks, Interest on Bonds
and Mortgages and other Loans sundry
Notes, reinsurance and other claims
Premium Noaes snd f Bill. Rscs;r...
Cash In Bank, 744si3 "
Total amount of Assets. ss.ss5. 54s "a
Six per cent interest ON the outstanding certid-
Gates Of profits will be paid TO the holders thereof
Or their legal representatives, on and after Tuesday
the Second OF February next
Afser reserving Three and One half Million Dol
sue Of 1872 viii DO redeemed and paid to the hold
after Tuesday. the Second Of February next from
Inch date al interest thereon will cease The
tneates to be produced at the time Of payment, and
A Dividend of Forty Per Cent l. declared on the
net earnsd premiums Of the Company for the year
will be issued on and amer Tuesday. the Fifsh Of
April next.
The Prohts Of the Company, ascertained
from the ist Of July. 1s42, to the LIST Of
January, 1861 for which Certificates
were issued, amount to GA. s2s $50
January, 1854, 2.s3oOoo
Iotalproats for n, years, sle.sfs,aso
The Certificates previous 70 1852, have
esen redeemed BY cash. II go 40
ny, on III January, isss, s5.Kss.o
TOWNSEND JONES. Secretary.
TRUST EEs.
John d. Jones, A. r. Pilot JOS GailIard. Jr..
Charles Dennis. Leroy N. Wiley. ,. Henr Bursy,
" d III Moore. Dsnls Miller, CorneliusG rinneIl
H Hsa,v T ass :; + Neil S, "a Hand
VIC, PckersgiIl, Gco: g ;Hobson, y. y. Morgan.
Lewis Curtis. David Lane, B. J. Rowland.
Lowell Iiolbrook, WIN sturxs jr.. Fletcher Wesfray.
Z ~ A. Hsrgoas' a.k Bogert, RIB Mintnrn.Jr..
Royal Phsips VIM. T. DODGE, Fred c Isrnns%
Caleb Barsfow. Dennis Perkins. james Low
JOHN d. JONES, President
WI. 4. MOORE. Il vice Psss ss-'
~ Applications fsrwardsdand OPEN PoLIcns
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Macao, Nov 30, ships Fanny Fern. Jordan. and
sarah Chase, Evans. for Havana; Darlington, Wat
son. unc.
At Rio Janeiro. 18th ult, ship National Eagle Mat.
thews. from Boston for East Indies disg.
Al Psrnambuco, 26th ult, Br brig Msrsey, Ford,
for New York. ldg.
At East Harbor. III 18Th inst sch John French
Crosby, for Philadelphia days.
Ar at 81 John NIB, 18th inst, sch Redmgtcn Clark
Vienna. Me.
Ar at Calcutta. Nov "a. Dirigo. Buekmins,er, Sim
gapore.
Sid from Bombay, Dec 2, Greedy, Cutter. Liver
pool.
Ar at Havana 18th. banks Aid. Gooding. Liverpool;
10Th, Bidweli. Churchill, New York; brig Flash,
Doane, Boston.
Per steamship City OF New York;
Ar from New York. Excelsior, Rt Havre.
Nord America. at Antwerp.
Elizabeth At Greenock
North Belle at Liverpool.
Ar from Boston. Smenah, at Deal.
Ar from Baltimore, Verhemia. at Queenstown.
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Notice TO Contractors,
GEALED Proposals will be received by the under
- signed until II o'clock Saturday, Feb 6th 1854
TO- the erection and completion Of
So M M e II III Q r. e l.,
proposed to be built ON Harpswcli Neck. Me. The
proprietor hereby the right to r. eet any or
all proposals not deemed satisfactory
fians, specifications. &c, may be xamined at tie
offce Of GEO NJ HAkDINC Architect.
Per order.
Port and, Jan. 81. lse4. did
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N o. TIC E..
TN compliance with the statute, make the follow.
u ing statement of the condition of the Westbrook
Manufacturing Company. Jan. 25 1864, viz.
Assessments voted by the Company and
paid in elOO 900
Amount of capital stock raid in. and now
existing, 100000
Amount que nom the Company, 5000
:, and oihe, fixtures. 5000
to the real estate 35I2O
Aggregate value afhxed TO all the taxable
property Of the Corporation, 60 40
RENSSELAER, CRAM Treas
CUMBERLAND, IS. Jan. 26, 1854
Personally appeared Rensselaer, Cram and made
oath thst the above statement by him subscribed il
true. to the best Of bis knowledge and belief
Beforsme HENRY WILLIS, Justice Pesc,.
jan27 dfaw3w
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[Ry Teiegraph 10 Merchants

by Telegraph to Mcrchants ErcAanssl
New Orleans. 18th inst-Ar ship Ellen Southland.
Bath Cid, 18th. ship John Albert. Boston; barks
Talavero. do; SacheIn, New York; III ID Brookmau.
do; Hansen. Gregory. do.
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canted upon. Says Mr. Fowler: II remember
all the circumstances as if it were but yester-
day, and remember the train of reasoning
that then passed through my mind. Never"
with great emphasis, never, in all my life,
had found such an inordinate development
of the organ of caution as in the head of
George d. Mcclellan! / also found the pro-
polling faculties, combativeness and destruct-
iveness small, aud thought to myself, what
is the sense or reason of sending such
natural coward to West Point? But then |
reasoned that there would probably never be
any war to call for military genius, and West
Point might as well educate the towards as
any other institution" He said that his life
had only proved his early convictions, and re-
ferring to the great Seven Days battle, related
that personal family friend was then in
Richmond, and the plan OF the battle was well
known. Lee said, 81 know Mcclellan for a
natural coward, and il draw every available
man from Richmond, and hurl our whole
force upon his right wing, he ,ciu not dare to
move his left.' He did so, and proved that
he truly did know his adversary; for, though
Mcclellan could have swung his left wing
right over Richmond, he only sent forward
corporars guard TO reconnoiter, aud the gold
en- opportunity was passed by.
We can only add that Mr.. Fowler was sim
gularly felicitous in this lecture, and spoke
with force and power that was absolutely
Irresistible. We wish his lecture had been
free to thousands; and IL he visits Portland
We trust a patriotic effort will be made to
make this lecture a free, public affair.
lar
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ECs1G'S MIXTURE,

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On ii"",es Il will never fail to cure tha
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MAN Ri!flMATlSM
Persons afi G.ci with this disease no n,s-
ter Of how long andins. can he promptly
AND and ctfcrtua!Iy cured by using this Mixture
There is nothing in the world 50 sure ana
$50 So"d TO take away bad Corns and cure
Beast Frost Bites rs this preparation. Try it and
s"IFFy yourselves. Price % and 30 cents per
\sw bottle Prepared b.
5. A. FOuyZ BROTHER,
Westminster. Nd
N use For sale by On. II Ii MircusLL, Eiktoa.
and Druggists and Storckeepcrs every where.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-16

poOFiNG, spoUTING and Lightning Rodng
IL done in q superior manner. by
Aug l. PRYOR / BRO
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-16
THE FAF0R!TE GIL BURNER.

NO GLASS CHIMNEY TO BREAK Or BURN
THE FINGERS
rhi; Burner will 81 tie common siss Petroleum
Lamps
'I'jIfS urrivaied nou Chim,,5y Curner for Coal
L Oil is nov 81 red to the public in shape
more perfect and desirable than any other
Il e:cels all other inventions dcsigne: 10 burn
Oil, si,hou; the expense and ,ncony eniences of a
Chimney; SO far is 10 be beyond CONF ,rison
IT hns been IN usc nearly two years and the
ing nuity Of inventors has been cxAaus,.,l in at
tempting 10 equal it. 1t is constructed on scen.
ih: principals. aud burns eleArlv without smoke
oa"r. having steady bpptns Ga.nc.
lr Is PHRFEcrLy SAFE
II is durably made, simple in operation, and
neE"r sets ou' o. order. Ii short ita many good
Qualities ere too nGlncrous TO mention Try it
For sale by X. w STABLES
sS''l have one 10 constant ase at the store.
sch 8. 1864