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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-01
Disposition of Hospital Supplies.

Mr.. EDITOR: We notice that the Press
publishes communication, enduring what
amount of hospital supplies have been for
warded to the Boston Branch of the Sanitary
Commission since the appeal was made by our
Governor, in behalf Of Maine Soldiers.
We do not know the exact amount, but we
do know that sueharticles as have been sent to
mittee were especially designed by the donors
for that object. They were sent to Boston,
by particular request of the managers of the
U. S. San. Com, who prefer that goods in
tended for them should be collected at some
central depot and forwarded as needed, rath-
er than sent at any or all times from each
town. The Governor through the resident
agent of the San. Com, appealed to the La
dies Com, for supplies needed in q special
emergency, by the Maine State Agency at
Washington. The Committee could not Of
course send articles entrusted to them for the
San. Com, without a breach of trust; they
therefore made an especial appeal to the pub
lie to enable them to meet the request. The
money and stores, given them in response,
were forwarded Immediately to the Maine
Agent at Washington, as were also all other
articles from their shelves that could with
propriety be called their own. In connection
with this, we would state that they have been
much blamed by some for sending to special
object when they profess to work for the gen.
ersl good; but who can hope to please all?
Again, there has been complaint that no
supplies have been sent to the Maine regi-
ments since they left their own State for the
South. How that may be as regards other
towns we cannot say, but for Portland we can
speak: At four different times, boxes were
sent directly to the Maine regiments at Ship
Island and New Orleans. At one time ten
large boxes were shipped in the "Great Re-
public" to the last named place. If these
were not received, it only serves to prove the
truth of the remark so often made, that the
only sure way of sending supplies to the SOL
diers is by the Sanitary, as In no other way
can they be securely reached.
Wewould not by this, seem to undervalue
the work Of the Christian Commission, for We
know how broad the field is, and how many
willing hearts are laboring in the cause, but
this being comparatively new organization,
the furnishing supplies being supplementary
to its primary object of attending to the spir-
itual wants of the soldiers, cannot be expected
to cover all the ground that even the Santa
ry with its many agents and immense amount
of supplies finds 1t so difficult to do.
May 30th.
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TEAS-The market is quiet, and sale light, prices
are nrm al the advance We now quote choice 90
long llG9l30; common do ll0a1i5; Souchong, A ugoi
and lower grades s6a95; and Hyson s50ll0 per ID.
ToBACC0.-The market r. main quiet and prices
nominal and market firm Holders still anticipating
material advance Of taxes ON this commodity
Good judges In New York anticipating tax of
80 per cent per ID on tobacco.
WO0L-Tbe market is firm FOR all kinds of do
nestle and foreign, but buyers not inclined to
opera,e beyond the exgebcies of the time in view
OF the suspense attending the army movements. and
the uncertainty with regard TO the tariff question.
FREIG HTS. .Business has been unusually light
the past week. as vessels continue to hold of for
better rates Coastwise freights have fallen off ard
there Is but little Offering just now here. We have
only to notice the engagement during the past week
of bark Gertrude, for Matarzas, with Shocks and
Heads. on priya'e terms In Coastwise we notice
the engagement of sch belmont to load at Gardiner
for Washington. with lie at SO y ton. and Coal back
to Boston at "A p y ton; sch m Mailer has taken
up for same trip hn the same terms which We be-
iieye comprises the weeks business.
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Boot and Shoe Mannfaatoru

A short time since we published statement
OF the amount Of boot and shoe business car
ried on In one block, in this city. portion
OF this article was copied into other papers in
the State, and the impression seems to have
obtained, that what was done In that building
Is the extent of the boot and shoe manufacture
ing in this city, when, in fact, it is but small
portion of 1t.
Nearly opposite Smiths Block, on Union
street, is the establishment of Messrs Tyler &
Lamb. They occupy nearly the entire build
ing, entrance, Nos. 81 and SO. One OF the
members of the firm commenced the business
In this city about three years ago and was
( Joined by the other, who has heretofore been
engaged in the same business in Minot, about
year ago. This firm are not only extensive
ly engaged in manufacturing, but are whole
sale dealers in boots, shoes, leather, and all
the different articles usually kept in general
"fnding" store, Of which they keep large
stock. In the manufacturing department they
employ about sixty men, getting out some
5000 pairs of boots a month, embracing all the
various kinds, from the finest Preach calf to
the heaviest fishing boot.
Among those employed in their sales-room
is Mr.. Edmund Libbey, late OF the firm OF
Messrs. Charles J. Walker, & Co., whose long
experience in the business, and practical
knowledge OF every department, eminently
qualify him for the position. This firm have
been regularly extending their business, and
their sales, the present year, will probably
amount to from $4,000 to 100000
There are some twenty-five or thirty others
in this city who are manufacturing boots and
shoes to a greater or less extent for the retail
trade or to measure, some of whom we shall
call attention to hereafter. Thewhole amount
=. A2siness done by the boot and shoe manu-
80 ~ ~ will not fall short Of ST.
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DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTIoN-Thiso organ
izatiou of the disconnected, factious, fault
finding, rsbel-sympathizing, disloyal elements
Of the State, is to show its hand to-day in the
City Hall. The organization has fallen very
low. The best men OF the party long since
forsook 1t, and now it has degenerated into a
mere conclave OF restless spirits, too corrupt
TO be longer trusted by the people; too obsti-
nate to die gracefully when 1t has nothing but
dishonor to live for.
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SUDDEN CURE.-Mr. Henry J. Parsons of
Glenburn, who was q soldier in the LIST Maine
Artillery, was deprived Of his speech about
is months ago. After trying several physi-
clans he was induced to apply to DIR. Quinby
OF this city. who, by some mysterious process
restored his speech in few moments, so that
he talks as distinctly, although not as strong
as before. His uncle, Mr.. Dyer, feeling very
grateful to the Doctor, wishes us to say this
much in regard to the case.
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IMPORTS.

MAfAGuEZ. Brig Manzoni-Si2 hhds molasses
20 tres do, Thes Asencio Co; Dbl sugar, bbi
moiasses, to master.
MArANZAS. Brig Minna Trauh-87S hhds mo-
assss ~ tres do TO order; Is hhds sugar 40i boxes
do, III Robinson; l hid sugar. boxes do, bbls
moiasses, hall Dbl tamaIinds Hight Dyer; 10 bills
molasses, 5000 cigars, ! box sugar. 10 order.
CARDENAS. Brig Charlena-262 hhds molasses,
y tres do 60 bbls do, lsc00 cigars. 10 Geo Hunt
bbs molaeses, 2 bbis sugar, to master.
WINDSOR Ms Brig Mary Hatfield : 200 tons
plaster, TO order
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MARRIED.

In saeearappA. Nav % BY Rev A Moore. Summer
Hunnewell aud Miss Maria NJ Willard both Of
Cspe Elizabeth; 2sth, by same Nahum w Barker
OF Newry, and Miss Lucretia b How, of West brook
In Standish. May 80. by Rev IL IL Martin, Chas w
Lane, M ID, Of Hollis, and Miss Maria VI nderson
adopted daughter of Capt REM Meserye..
Jn Saco, May "a. Gardiner l. Eoss and Miss Geor-
gia Gould. both Of 8; 2sth, Samuel d Chamberlain
and Mrs Alpha Cieaves.
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NEW YORK, May 81.
The Richmond Examiner of the 26th inst,
states that great gloom prevails in the city,
caused by the closing of all the stores, shops,
DC, for the purpose of bringing into the ser
vice men capable of bearing arms.
The foliowing are the delegates at large
from New Hamp9atra % NE Baltimore Con
vention: Orslow Steafns. 81 C66eegd, John
b. Clark, Of Manchester, VIM. Halle, a ninsr
dale, and Thos. Z. Sawyer, Of Dover.
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THOMAS HUGHES, OF England, will proba-
bly, be elected to Parliament by the Finsbury
electors who never yet chose Tory TO repre-
sent them. Mr.. Hughes is forcible, able
and popular author, who has already won
golden opinions" from many nations. He is
warm and powerful friend of our Union,
and opposed to human bondage in all its forms.
He is not only one Of the most ready writers
of England, but also powerful and eloquent
speaker. In Parliament he will act with John
Bright, Richard Golden, Peter A. Tailor, and
other staunch friends Of the American Union.
There are not many such in the House OF
Commons, but this phalanx has name which
is powerful on the continent and encouraging
to the democratic element OF the world.
Mr.. Hughes is well known in this country
by his writings, among which are "School
Days Of Rugby, tom Brown at Oxfordn and
other works which arc very popular.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-01

Sg- Henry Bailey & Co. auctioneers, sold
yesterday, 1913 bbls damaged -four for account
for whom it may concern 95 bbls, S6,25-9S
bbls 7,l2 IL per Dbl. The same firm at 8 P.
M. sold store No. Portland pier to E. Nc
Kenney for $1275,O0.
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Beautiful Women.

~ will warrant 10 any person using nv PIN.
pie Banisher 9 beautiful complexion. Ii will re-
move Fan, Freckles, Pimples, Morphew, 40. in
from one 10 four weeks, imparting to the skin a
beautiful white. bland appearance. Morphew, or
that yellow deposit 80 often seen upon the face and
forehead vanish by its ike dew before the morn
ing sun. Address DIR. j. Is. GOODNOw
p. o. Box lsi, New Bedford. Mass, enclosing 81
and stamp. maylsd&wlm
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-01

WARM WEATHER.-Yesterday was the
first truly warm day We have had this season.
The mercury which at 0 O'Clock stood at "A,
rose to So at II o'clock and kept at that point
most OF the afternoon. There was a fresh
breeze stirring which made 1t more comfort
able than 1t otherwise would have been.
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"Buy Me, and I'll do you Good"
Use ID r. LangIey's Root and Herb Bitter,

For Jaundiee, Costivsness. Liver Complaint, HUI
mors, Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Piles Dizziness Head
ache, Drowsin and all diseases arisin from dis
ordered stomach. torpid liver, and bad blood, TO
which all persons subject in spriL and summer
They cleanse the system, regulate the wells, re-
store the appetite purify the blood and give sound
ness OF mind and strength Of bod to all who use
them. SO d By all dealers in Medicine sverywhere
At Is, 90 and rs cents per bottle. GEO. c. GOOD.
WIN & CO., 81 Hanover Street, Boston. Proprie-
tors. AM dam
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n-The Portland Brickiayer's Association
will hold their regular Monthly meeting at
their room I'd door above Blake's bakery this
evening at 10 o'clock. 1t is hoped al the
members will be present. Per Order a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-01
DIED.

At Oak HILL at the residence Of DIR Joseph Sturte-
want, Mrs Sarah ii, relict Of John Bartel, Of this
city, aged u years
sTFuneral this "Wednesday afternoon, at 4
o'clock, at High Street Church,
At Mechanic Falls, May %, eff diptheria Elyira
ID Merrill, daughter of James S and susan Mer-
rill. aged years months
In Houlton. May ., Mrs Prudence, wife Of Thos
sutherland. aged e5 18th. very suddenly Mrs Har-
riet. wife of DIR L ID French. aged as
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Sozoposr.-we do not often speak of the variou.
articles which come TO for notice and trial but the
article with the above musical name is an a execution
Three or ieur ladies and children among cur imme
date friends and relatives have used the Sozo-
don't, and u has certainly done all that is said in
its favor. IL not only removes every blemish from
the teeth. but renders them Clean and " te Ii al
so gives tone TO the breath, and leaves the mouth
with easant fragrance. II is decidedly the best
preparation we have ever used for the purpose and
we recon the Fragrant Sozodont TO our friends
With great conhdeace.- Boston Saturday Eren,ng
krpoess. mchi3 IL
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SPRAGUE & BLANcHARD's NINsTREL's.-
Dick Sands the champion clog dancer, who
made such hit at the entertainment given
here by the Morris Minstrels, will make his
fret appearance at Lancaster Hall this eve
ming.
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ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.
yew Advertisements To-Day.


Paper Boxes-J p Libby.
Betting, &c.,-J Smith 4 Co.
Blind Fastener-G. ID. Whitmore
Boots and Shoes-McCarthy Il Berry
Portland Healing 1nstitute-Er. Packer
Carriage Manufacture-John Russell
Corn, Meal aud Flour-E. II. Burgin
Flour, Provisions, &C. ,-JohnT Rogers & Co.
Books ,iIer and Stationer-H. H. Davis
Fresco Painttr-C. j. Schumac
Sewing Machine-C. w Robinson & Co.
Hydrokonia-Dr s. G. Pratt
Sabbath School Dep sitory-H Packard
Cioaks and Mantilias-Lesch & Robinson
Carriages and Sieighs-C l.. kimball.
To Shoe Doalers-Jo ohm kimbalI
Wholesale Grocer-John Lynch & Co.
Commission Merchants-Dole l. Moody.
Plas 'erers-Brown Croker.
Commission Merchants-Norton, Chapman & Co.
Furs. hats, Caps, &c.-Byron Creenoagh q Co.
summer Bonnets-Mrs. A. Colby.
Plumer Patent Boots-E Nutter
Eotice-Lsdies Sanitary Committee.
New Gymnastics.
Lost Locket and Chain.
Dentist-W r. johnson
Flonr and Ora n Dealers--Blake, Jones & Co.
First National Bank-W. Y. Gould
Cream of Lilies-Thos. q. Loring.
Assessors Notice-N. q. Marshall.
Jewelry at Auc.on--Henry Bailey & Co.
straw Goods-John h. Palmer.
Millinery Goods-Dunn & Palmer.
NJ. c. ii. A.-Montnly Meeting
Fish and Salt Dana & Co.
Land for Sale-Geo. L. b Jackson.
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BY TELEGR APH
TO TIE
EVENING PAPERS.
Important from James Rfysr.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 80.
A large portion of the troops at Bermuda
Hundreds have been transferred to the Army
of the Potomac. The troops were sent in
transports with great celebrity up the York
River to White House, the new base Of sup
plies for Gen. Grant.
Gems. Smith and Brooks passed up to-day.
Gen. Gilmore remains with Gen. Butler; also
Gems Ames and Butler.
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Sch John Snow. of Machi.s, from Philsds.h,. IN,
Boston, sprung aleak ON Thursday. and X. RIM
ashore on HeDlopen beach. She was goto6 and
has returned 10 Philadelphia for repairs.
Sch Hudson, Cook, from 4 izabethport for huch a.
port. with GOAL, went ashore Hogs Baa Hal
Gate, 18th inst. where she lies full OF water.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Opening of Summer Bonnets,

MRS. A. COLBY will on Thursday, Jule 2, open
a choice selection Of
Summer Bonne.s, Caps, HeGd-dresses, &C.,
To which your attention is respectfully invited.
No. 8 Free street Block. Ia
Portland June l. 1864. jnldtf
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SPOKEN.

March q. lat Is .. Ion as W. ship Borneo, Hurd.
ffom Boston for Mauritius.
April IL, lat 742 N, Ion rs W, cariisis HropAins
from Cardiff for San Franeisco.
April 81 lat 20 rs N. Ion 80 So. chip winred Hun-
ter. uinekley. nom Boston for San Franciseo.
for Calcutta
May IS lat Is 2s Ion 70 s. brig Alpine, Is days n
New York for Cuba
May "a, lat a 40, Ion ~. ship Rochambeau, ssow,
from Trapani for Portland.
May ~ lat IS 4s Ion q 81. brig Sarah Pste, NON
Portland for Cardenas.
May 2 iat 81. lon % o., vas pssssd brig Mama.
nila, of Portland. n
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SEIzURE.-Deputy Marshal Merrill with
some police officers yesterday visited the shop
OF Charles Moor on Temple street, and seized
small quantity of liquors.
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PASSENGERS.

In the Nina Traub frcm Matanzas-Mrs Rand
aud three children. Miss M Il Dyer, Phillips. X
Pom. and John Raeonco.
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roRErcN poprs.

At Bissau April 2. brig Potomac Richards. une
At DemsrATs 9Th alt, brig Chesapeake for Balti-
more next day; st lawrence. from do, just ar.
Ar at Cienfnegos 9th inst brig Br sk, from New
York.
At Curacoa May IL. sch Clara Holmes. Nicker.
son. for New York. ldg.
Sid fm Havana May "a brig Boron do Casti.e.
Haskell. Nuevitss. and port North Of Cape Hat
teras.
AT at sssua May IA. brig c Matthews. Matthews.
Cardeuas
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Review OF the Market,

For the week ending june l. 1854, prepared ex.
pressy for the PRESS, by Mr.. NJ. NJ Rich.
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Note.-we wish 1t to be understood that our ouo-
tations represent prices of lots from first
unless otherwise stated and that in filling small or.
ders, higher rates have TO be charged.
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lrer Steamship ci,y Of B.l,lmore.l

Ar At Liverpool 18th inst Jas Foster Jr, Abssl. I'm
New York; tynosure. Cram. do.
Ar at do 18th. Asa Edridge, Coleman Baker,
Island: 10th. Gratitude, Thomas New Ycri.
Cid 18th lust Eastern Belle, McCailum Calcufta.
Sid 18th. Industry. Linneli. New Yorh; 10th. Vie
Int for ldg 10th. Wisconsin. Messoeler, and Ne
Plus Ultra. Tan. for New York
caiao: 4 " sset.oD. HUI H"iSss Nsv YerS A'hsy'
Cid nth Mornng Star. Sydney; Hudson. Potter
Sunderland and Australia
Oh folkstone 10th, Spearing, Rogers from
Marsees for Cronstadt; 18th. c w Whit, Grimm,
Oh F Or FIN. Cesar. from New York for
Antwerp.
Ar at Deal 18th, Heroine. from London for New
York, tand proceeded
OF the start 18th. Minnehah.. Bsrsiey. Loudsn
AT at rroon i7th. Willard. Humphrey. from Absr.
deem.
Sid fn Ardrossan 10th inst, Paciae. Reason. for
Ara, Newport i4sh, Sarah A Staples. Staples I'm
Ar at Cardiff 18th. james Litleald, Bartlett. Rot.
terdam.
Ar at Auckland NJ. March .. Trieste. ss~ali San
Francisco, llth. ydrs, stuart. Newcastle NsW
At Melbourne March @, Castleton. Hnl; fairfsld.
Painej Fred Warren. Phinncy. and Maria Ross'
Ar at Mau main March Is. Diriro. Buekminster.
Singapore; 18th. Ocean Belle, Harrison Bomb, ,
AT do s6sh, Naples. strout. and Dirixo. Backmin-
Sid Mch iiih. John Kerr. swee..er. England.
Ar at Point de Gale April Is Yoriek. Moore. unc.
At Colombo April 10. burlington. Howes. unc. +
Ar at ST Helena March 40. Alice fainter, Barnaby,
Shanghae, and sailetkbor Liverpool.
Sid i'm Antwerp 18th inst. Ryerson, Hsalsy,
New York.
Sid I'm Hamburg 10th inst. Emma Ives. Waters,
for New York. y
Ar u, Elsineur sth inst. z X Hazeltinc Cunnips.
ham, Boston for Cronstadt.
Ar at Pa 'ermo 4th inst, Zephyr Small Cadix. 9Th
stamboul, Manson. Messina.
Ar at Genoa 18th inst. Cordelia, Bryant Philadsi-
phis.
Ar at Cadiz 9Th inst, Rosamond Pickett, NYork.
Dansdn. March s-Ship Indian. Hobson for Mel
bourne, which put back 10 otago NJ few DAYS sab
equent to Jan r. eaky, was cold by auction yessr-
day, for flG00.
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MARINE NEWS.


Inesday. ..''..'. .......t ......... May 81.
ARRIvD.
Steamer Lewiston. knight, hston
Steamer New Engiand, Fisd 81 John r FIR
Boston.
Brig Manzoni, Carbon, Mayaaez pr
Brig Charlena, Means. Cardess
Brig Minna Tfaub, Mitchell. S,.nx..
Brig Mary Hatfield. tBr) CrosS W;nd.orN
Brig Frontier. Liitlefeld Geoge,a.'n NJ.
Brig Monticello. tof Boston, Non ti,-s hsthno,t
Brig Alfaratta, Bibber, Boston --'s'-fS''
Sch Dacotsh, Clifford, Cienfuea.
Sch Mary ang don, Cobb. RopL,,
Sch Maria Louisa. Nash, New w
sch 9uickstep. Richardson. Bossn
Sch Ellen. Condor, Frienpship
Sch Union, Hadloek Cranberry H.
Sch Dime, White. ST John Nh ,Iso.tou.
Sch Y Homer, Low. Bangor FORK ey West
s sch NJ Dodge: Lewis. Bangor 10 Nswburyport.
Sch coson. Roberts. Bangor r. 80 Xmboy.
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Weeds Patent Lock Stitch Sewing Machine
No machine has ever made lis appearance In tho
Sewing Machine m Arb et which 80 fully merits the
appreciation and patronage which meet IL every
the simple vet sclentfc principles OF Its working
is great strength and absence Of friction in its pa
the wide rage Of its capacity, sewing IL will the
fnes, muslin or tbs heaviest leather. Bokiae the
Glitch alike on b,sA sides. its of management
nd its durability, render IL Just the thing so long
vnssied. yet 90 long sought for IA vain. =
c. w. ROBINSON CO., Agents.
Cor. Of Congress and Prebie streets.
lana div "A
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FAMILY DYE COLORS

n II u
tPArESTKD OCT. 10, 1851
A Saving Of so Per Cent.
BLACK,
BLACK FoR SILK,
DARK BLUE, LI6Hr Blue
FRESsH BLUE,
CLAREr BROWN, LfGHr BROWN,
DARK BRows,
SNUFF Bsowx,
For Dyeing Silk Wooden and Mixed Goods,
Shawls Scaris Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves, Bonnets,
Hats, Feathers, Kid Gloves. Children's Clothing
and all kinds of Wearing Apparel.
CHERRY,
CRIMSON,
DARK DRAB LrGHr DRAB,
FAwN DRsB,
LAIR fAws DRAB, DARK GREEN,
LIGHT REKN,
= E MAGENTA.
For 25 cents you color as many goods as would
otherwise cost 1--WE times that sum, Various shades
can be produced from the dye. The process
Is simple and any u u the dye with perfect
success Directions in English, French and Ger
man, inside of each package.
MAZE.
MAROON,
ORANGE,
PIsK, ROYAL PURPLE
PURPLE,
SALMON,
SCARLET, SLATE,
SOLDERING,
VIOLET.
LEATHER.
For further information in Dyeing and giving a
perfect knowledge what colcrs are best adapted 10
dye over others, with many valuable recipes lpur-
chase Howe Stevens Treatise on Dyeing and Col
Manufactured by HOWE & STEVENS.
$50 BROADWAY, Bosros.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally.
maya dim
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UNION LEAGUE.-Portland Council No. 1,
will hold its regular meeting this lWednes-
day. evening, at the usual place at o'clock.
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b Stevens, Esq. is building barque ofso TINS q,
Cutler, which will be ready for iaanchinf i. Inn.
Mr. has the frame for ship out, which Y ri, nm
up soon rs the baTque 10 OF.
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HANOVER NE, Oct. i, 1851.
for some 10 or II haze used L. +. Atwood's Bitters
of medicines for by dyspepsia but Grsst number
Bitters are the only remedy that have ever relieved
have also been greatly benefited by the use OF them
JOEL HOW
~ Betrare Of CouHteg.rsits aud base limitations
some Of tchich aer signed m" r., instead Of L. NJ
Atscood The genuine Is signed L. y. Afsrood. and
as sgegHard agdia1 imposition bears an HxrnA
LABEL ,coaatersigned III. H. HA Y, Druggist, Port.
land. Ne, sole General Agent.
For sale oy respectable dealers ia medicine gener
ally. ianl6 6meodEw3
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CLEARED.

Brig Hattie Wheeler, Tarr, Carde..-ph,,,.,
& Jackson.
sch Julia Newell, Gushing. Philsdsphi. e G
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-01

LAUscHED-At Portsmouth. on satud.v . zoo,
barque OF $50 tons. called the s.Brother b,i3 Il
Vim Fernald. for parties in MassachusS,. :