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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-13
CORNISH NODE oF RaIsISG EARLY
POTATOES

Sgrou.ing the seed . los universally prae-
ted -h=reE-r e4s.y maturity . desired. Ini-
j. done iu the fDl.0~ing manner:
A. aify q 30 room O. ioit, Eitn windows 70 D.
c'o-sd b. --Trr- ~-4lAer, n4s tiers Of shelves IL
iak ~ 81 80 zs4.iaDi- space. These are Oiieu.
from .ac. ~ room. TOO 80 20 e4c1 other, aud /.
TO-. from s1-.f ~ -l-E u8g be gwen - q goOl
agsra-- li--4lce. % these shelves The se-c q
carefully paced. ~sc1 On "a sn0 ole sack,
~ z1i.g 80 est. ull tLgs require shout 81
spare i-rr o, superficial space. " iil 4 due
supply ~ hshi AID az, AID tie occasional re-
u,.4i Oi az EgO-r s1O@iug Signs vi .scase,
t,ey nay remain cab planning times cones. The
great j-ct u - secure -rfOng. healthy
I'D ~ei.-cJlOred Shoots. about t~O iIe1es D.
le0gfh tne uegl-ct in ventilation ani proPr'
amount Of lgnt producing ~rak coioFisss -aooi-
Esoi- ootn 10 Jury 10 removing Them, aud O.
d-cay ~nen snted. The earliest crops are
noz inv4rbly groEn from sprogted seed, and
they are dra~n a good i0ftuign. IN ADVANCE o.
former wears Tnen a1fuDnsl planting ~as the
ruIe Journal Of Eyrficil 't4rs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-13
A FLORAL CURIOSITY.

sors' cl-'0sitv may Dc produced by tskinz
= s.c< - cdr. boring oaf the psth. Sling ~.
cavirT -ifh god Earth ard so.rz r. it the = eds
o. seT-rsl 11-srs That boon a, the sane tine
TIE .@e1s - sooa zerrnila,s AID tie Disnts
z-o- % toeettsr. sisa their seus, oranche-
al ave- % Hferuiaz led thai 20 a common
o1s~rser t1~g - spPear 70 Eros from lie ssn-s
rol.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-13

COOP Po1ATo Crops A correspondent. Of
TIE ONO Farmer states tha: he raised. last sea
son. $50 b1-hels u po'atos. 70 he acre Thu
ea''ea oai statement from A r Innis. Of
f'a.Snn Co, Ohio 70 the effect TIA, he raised
u 1897. zs2 bushels Of Se-hAnnoeks to the
sore Last year he planted 25 bushels Of Ne
snannocSs. AMI raised $500 -orth Of them.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-13

OiLIsG BooTs--The application Of castor oil
70 ne~ boots renders them as soft a. q buskin
g'ose- Ia l. also the best application thar can
oe made TO render . new boot waterproof
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-13
srrhilis - Mercnrial DE-.

From. u. Hiranl siost, ~ So Lo-is, 4li4s1ar-
81. ana vuur ~AL-AF AlLlLLA more tr-cflI
rlu.tiy t1r the secondary symptoms ci \ 4i.'s
ana -.r Eal..llc l-tlrt tia a-s ei1r ~ lo'sess
Tie rro --isu are indebted z. y.l ior some % Lls
tl 20 lltt-Illnes a. have"
T-l-1 a. - Ffcr-t. n .. oE c-1irerf riyficiIE Y
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III rt.IsLlf4re N Mgsrlrt issrffs
..IR. AVER Ny dear >ir ] have found your
-si~aFALILLA cxr.liiut remedy Tor ctptliisi
i- 3 Of the urturrv an4 secondary tsr, ana cleo
rrl ia come cess tat 'sere 70, o-stilaie - 3e.l
u other remedies. 90 Mt know lar ~ can en-
rIor ultl nor. certainly ~ success here llaef
ill all--ltltl Is rt.l llrt'l-
NJ Ct-s $ Urn Ter p Nstr f-fr-ftriri n p,
Dad lr,diui ulers on his les, cau,,i os ilr abuse
nf ulcr.l-r. rlfr rial tl.fsf vi il D reN more
anf moro a.-rlvafei for wears. tn spite 81 every
remedy or treatment thai c4il b. applied ultl tie
rsrsl1 ring use ~ Ayes - AIRS tr Al.ltlt rftfti
..m- ies cases en- te found more inseiefate ana
distressing Khan flLss and 10 to0k several dozen
bottles g. cure him
Lelcor-hua, Whites. Female Weakness.
a. Generally produced ~ internal scref-i1tis a.
rerlt.e and very rffeu curfd ~ The Alternative
efett of this tPAnIfI.A- some CASES reenlre,
however. Do all COZ the >klsAfAElLLA, the skil. al
application ct larll remedies
Froa ne irsV ta'r-- md t-i-efrctisf~rfef u.
JACOB Mlr-li, r. fiEclHrlli
" h7vc found Vuur = tr-kP tEfLLA an cNcfilerf
Alternative in diseases ~ females Many casrs q
IRE -rliariry Lcucorrhra- Internal lceraton. and
lorai debility arising from fle srrofli1ls diafhesls
have vieliei 20 o.. ami there iew that DO not,
when Us elect BE- properly al1el -r local treatment
4 % 3. uui-liiag 90 oi.o'r ~ PUBLICATION r. ksr
H1rie. t-Titefs
my drnehtrr AMI uv-sif have been cured o. 8
ve-v lotlitariu- Ir1eorrlra ~ long standing, by
Two bottles u your sAAsAFAEitLA."
rheumatism. Gout. Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia, Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
wlen caused by S-- fla in The system. are RAPIDLY
cured ls this ENT sAEskPAEILLk-
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81 Ayers
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Sc-o@-ls aid S--oH1lous Diseases

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f,-f. Nri-r
htve s1ll large q--Htl--ss Of vnur s,EssPs-
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-esl--l eze- and tlll sa-.s.--tc- Q. rt-. who -rr
- A. l-sE a. 1-r people ~ b. thy s-re. Their -
l-'- ~ -zs---lne ze Z l.-orc o1-amuli-y''
E-upacus. Plmples, Blotches, P,astules. IT.
Gers, Sores, 4na al Diseases Of tie Skin
F-1a Esr- 2 81 >.---tlr. E-isfri. Es-tl-I
o. lLly G. uT l--F q y1l ard - rutll-. vhea
l-d nv testimony . tll- yea r-tLsh 81 the -
---.--l- Flrr-es 20 ylu- : taskPkEiLiA NJ tszrh-
eyes. ana A--r for yes-s. uhlch we were una1le .
care -ltil W. trae-l yo-r >AEsAf k--L-A- Sc Is
been 4l- --r s-l-l r--1rls-
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Ny laughter rs su@sre- tor sslr pass vlih
-.-ltllels lr4p-llu. Wllc1 vas rlrr t7g-t-eso-.s.
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p11f-s a. A4saal. s.. r.
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ultll 70 % sfIrel ms feA-ures ali clue a. a.oi-
lr-tie liHirtion tried almost exerF tai-- -isa
clsl1 Of both A.rl-e All uit---1e, lr 1ltl1lf any
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L Irl taf ulle my flce arse, a. va IA ne
u uli-hs ilr TINS. hur il A ilE vee>s the -
ssl be-aa - form unilr tie clotcles. al On
rlue- anal nv face is ss smooth al. alV teirf :.
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1 llllr oFl .t o. gu-r >AA-AFAA-LLA-'
T-vsi7clas General Dehillty- Purity the
B4ood-
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! % d. AYss seldom fal % remove E-r1-ss-S
and Sr-fzi4s SC-+s h9 tie psr-serli u - cl solr
tEs lr tsiLL.. sad have il-t n9E c--s I'D ajax
I of Mll1Hlsf E-Ts ..ls wi-n d. Nc alrl-atitc ue
4 possess .-frlis rhe >tEstFtEILtk vou have s-D-
Z l--l 20 The profession well a. g tbs p~opie-H
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/ -Flr twelve gears. h4l tbs yrl.os ErFslpeils
en- r1r rllf arm. L----- ut--l time rrl-i lll ths
cala1ratsl rhrsi-lans colli r,arh. and took hun-
/ Lrzls 81 dollars worth OF meii-lufs he ulosrs
IF-re 80 bal tlat til1 c0r-s 1,4ic sls1., all ihs
doctors decided ll4r nav arm rnlst p allplrlred
b. 49, -asu- vour AIS tF tHfLf II o< two trf
fla- ana come Of vour fILTs Io-rfher they hsrr
I cured me- ] am nog a. ucil AMI solE4 AZ aly boly
I..l- la pal.ic ralr. nay case ls known % every
BODY tls community, -l- cN-ltes TIE wo1cer q
an
F-n Hsa Ren-y af,u-e, n p p, - Ns,rcssfi.
4 T., q le-lisg is-ate~ cf RE C1r-1ill li1-iia
/ UEt
II have used yonr SsEs APAErIf.s Ia nv family
I Tor general desiifr. and tlr parlfHla1 fls tio1d
aira sers tenen ial r-sllts- AL le4 coll1slce 4.
I .on4ll, l-L--, a. L. tle a-i-s~te1 "
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-06

NORTHERN NEW HAMPsHIRE.-A cores
pondent in Coos County, n. H., writes us that
the winter has been very mild in that region,
that the snow has averaged about two feet in
depth, that March has been very unusually
moderate, and that at the date of writing,
April I'd, the numbering teams were nearly
all out of the woods. He says the timber con-
tracted for on the Androscoggin and tributa-
ries, chiefly by Messrs. II. Winslow Il Co. and
Messrs. John Lynch d Co., of this city, is es-
timated at $1,000, 900 feet, and that about hall
as much more, cut last year, belonging to
Bearce & Co., of Lewiston, is to be driven
this spring.
Before the late State election in New Hamp-
shire, our correspondent met occasionally with
copperhead, but that species OF reptile is
now about played out. The 14th New Hamp-
shire regiment were home at election time
nearly ali claimed as Democrats when they
enlisted, but they nearly all voted the Union
ticket, much to the disappointment and chag-
rim OF their former friends.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-06

pressly tor the FREss, by Mr.. NJ n. Rich.
Note.-We wish II TO be understood that our quo
fations represent prices of large lots from first hands
unless oherwisestated and that in filling small or
ders, higher rates have TO be charged.
ASHEs-steady moderate sales continue to be
made at 81 a9c for Pearls, and sGslc for Potash.
APPLEs-Green Apples are in abundant supply,
ahe prices have recently reeeded. We continue TO
quote 81 o0a3 " bbl Dried apples are now held at
sAGl0a " II, for sliced and cored.
BREAD-There is a steady moderate demand for
Ship Bread ut s. 5000; Pilot Bread So J0a6 20, and
Crackers 81 y Dbl, or 4oc y 1907 prices firm.
BI CARB S0DA-we note an advance on Bi
Carbonate Soda, which we now quote st,sc y ID.
BuTfER-There has been less stringerey in the
market tor Butter. but receipts have not been suf
cieut TO effect prices materially as yet and We con
fnue TO quote at 3ja40c. ChocstButer has retailed
during the week at 42o3Jc T. ID. Country ball But
ter we quote 33a35c, and store Butter which is st
scare, at 30a,?3c y ID.
BEANS-The market is duh and prices entertain
heavy downward tendency. There is little no
demand fer shipment, and consequently but few
buyers in market at any price. We now quote White
fes Beans and Marrows 81 50a2 ", and Blue Pods
81 3I(d2 80 - bushel.
BOX SHo0kS-The market remains steady with
moderate Gales at prices ranging from % 40 for good
pine: Transactions are limited aud shipments light
Is Will be seen by our table OF exports.
COoPERAGE-There has been but little or Meth
ing doing in any class of Cooperage tor some time
nominal, although stocks are light. The same may
also be said of Hoops and Headings. although the
latter are in fair supply. We continue TO quote
at 80 42d2 so for Molasses HID Shocks and 81 25jD
$50 for Sugar do and for Country do without heads
CHEESE-Is very scarce and prices are firm and
advancing from day TO day. We now quote Now
York and Vermont choice diaries lsGlsc, and Coun-
try le9iete v fb.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-06
DIED.
Josiah J Young. aged 81 years 4

In this city, ith Josiah Young. aged 50 years
months.
tF- Funeral this wv ednesday afternoon. at o'ek
In Gray, 3lst. Lewis f. only son of Silas and Al
phia Leighton, aged years months p days.
In Yarmouth. 5lsf ult, Mrs Caroline, wi Q of A NJ
Humphrey. and daughter ofthe late Micajah Little,
OF Rockland, aged 81 years months Is days
boston papers please copy
In Cape Elizabeth ath inst. FIand II. son OF Sam
uol and Ann Doughty. aged years 6 months.
At Caao, Feb 27th. OF heart disease Capt Albert
kysn; ofNorth Edgecomb, aged Al years, master OF
ship Commodore. Of Boston.
In fryeburg. March 25th Martha A fsrrin gton.
daughter Of n II and May Harrington, aged "a
years Miss h was young lady Of rare excellencies
amiable and afecio, ate in her deposition. modest
aud unsssunling in Der manners Kind and courteous
III her intercourse with others, she had woa for her.
self as she justly deserved the friendship and high
esteem of all who knew her Her protTaetsd sick
ness waIiborne with patience and resignation; but,
best Of ALL ere she closed her brief pilgrimage ON
earth, she was best with such discoveries Of the Sa
yior and his love. Of Heaven and its joys rarely
falls to the lot ofmortals here Her JOY unspcak
able and full of glory" One who stood by her in her
last moments remarked that it appeared moro like
transit guraton than like the work of death. She
leaves large circle OF relatives and riei DIS behind
to mourn her Departure "but not those who have
no hope" J. G RICHMOND.
fryeburg. April T. 1854.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-06

u Mr.. Albert g. Browne, Supervising
Special Agent, Treasury Department, who
has been resident at Port Royal several
months, says of the female teachers there,
More pure, devoted, Christian women L
have never known than these female aboli-
tionists;' many of them are women of rare
endowments and OF superior cultivation.
reverence their generous, Christ-like de-
votion to their convictions of religious and
moral duty.
The monster who originated the foul SLAM
der-the editor of the newspaper who pub
lished it, knowing as he must its utter falsity,
should be Stunned by every man and every wo-
man, who has love of justices or any selfre-
spectn
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-06

GOSPEL BANNER.-The Newburyport Her
aid states that Rev. Geo. w. Quimby, of Mel
rose, Mass, has purchased the Gospel Banner
at Augusta, and is to become its editor. We
were aware OF the fact before, but we did not
intsnd to anticipate the Banner in amour
cling it. The Banner has large circulation
nearly 40oO-and is presumed to be good
piece of property, as it PROFESSIONALLY is a
good paper. What Mr.. Bsllou's purposes for
the future are, we are not informed. The ed
itorial fraternity will part with him with re-
greet, yet feel grateful that he introduces so
good& man to Ill the place he has so honora-
bly, occupied.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-06
Atrial but Intellectual Dodge.

g. L.. .i -. A..
c., ~. A.a,,s, -. - - :, {,
tho c;tv Hall on tho os,,, 81 A,uns, 1890
nv f. q. 7 Smith in which no used tho fol'
lowing LANGUAGE.
believed that this war "a /. war that sbould
have been avoided in its earliest stages. But
whether 1t could have been avoided or not,
We aie ~ ~ anu lie man tnat = asainst ~ IS
tor to his own American heart + : = We
are to make the grave Of the Republic in the
world or 10 plant It's banner IN victory
sav 70 the south ,m ~ ao rau UT s1on %e
but in war your enemies--if need be YOUR
deadty-enemies. Compromise is ont Of The
question; theie are but two courses 10 pur-
r;nr;,v oSonr lad Iomdues ~ s Doa" - oupo
ogrec rim the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In most tb;oas.
anybody can see wherecer the
ohton army goes THERE THE BROAD swATH
H., az. =, az 49,. anl Pe'!toay -. =.
front. the abolitionists sbonM do as Me,,
,cish."
or course we commended such language as
this. We would "give even the devil his due. "
We would not reject truth because spoken by
lips which have since proved false. But how
does Mr.. Smith himself in the Advertiser,
meet this exhibition of his past views? He
does tin yesterdays Advertiser-by refer
ring to the Press ofSept. 3, 1862, in which was
an article complaining of an Assault upon
Portland Patriotism made by him, and he
would convey the impression that the speech
thus condemned pas the same one of which so
favorable report had been copied from the
Argus. But he knons 6etter-that is if he re-
members what took place after he made the
speech reported in the Argus. That speech
was made in the afternoon. Smith was then
probably clear-headed, and preserved his sense
ofpropriety. But another meeting was held
in the ecening, as the article which he quotes
from the Press shows. Everything was going
on well and tremendously, when Smith stood
up on settee, near the door, refusing to take
the stand, and commenced a violent TRADE
against the City Government and the wealthy
men OF the city, of the most insulting and
abusive character, and made statements which
Mayor Thomas nailed as falsehoods on the
spot, clinching the nails with facts and figures.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-06

THE ed REGIMENT.-A correspondent at
Camp Keys, Augusta, informs us that five
companies of the 32d regiment have already
organized, that two others are ready to or
ganlze, and that probably enough have en-
listed to make up eight hundred, the number
requisite fer the organization Of the regiment
Our correspondent complains of the extor-
tions practiced upon the regiment, hints at
IS cents pound for Indifferent cheese and 10
cents quart for skinned milk, and much
more of the same sort, showing that Augusta,
like all other cities, is disgraced and cursed by
those who stand ready to fatten upon the ne
cessities ofothers. He viii excuse us for not
publishing his article at length
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-06

MARINE LOSSES FOR MARCH. The num-
Der OF American sea-going vessels reported
lost or missing, during the last month, is SO,
as foliows:-l steamer, ships, 2 barques, 8
brigs and 20 schooners. OF these II were
wrecked, 5 burnt, 6 abandoned, 6 foundered,
3run down, and two are missing. One, the
Emma Jane, was burnt by the pirate Alaba-
ma. Among those wrecked, were the ship
Hope, and schooner James, whalers. The to-
tai value of the 80 vessels, exclusive of car
goes, is estimated at S59O.OoO.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-06

EATON BOARDING SCHOOL. - In another
column will beionnd the advertisement of this
aourishing institution. We are glad to hear
that the Winter term, just closed, proved a
perfect success; that the school was full, and
that the applications for admission exceeded
the accommodations, so that some were neces-
sarily turned away. The Principal, Mr..
Eaton, is hsrd-working, worthy and success
full teacher.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-06
"Buy Me, and I'll do you Good"
Use DIR. LangIey,s Root and Herb Ritter,

For Jaundice, Costiyepess Liver Complaint. HUI
mora Indigestion, Dyspepsis Piles Dizziness Head.
ache, Drowsin and all seases arising from dis
ordered stomach, torpid liver, and bad blood, to
which all persons are subject in sprit and summer
they cleanse the system, regulate the bowels, re-
store the app. tiie purify the blood aud give sound
ness OF mind and strength Of bods to all who
them. SO d by all dealers in Medicine everywhere.
at p, 80 and 20 cents per bottle. GEO. &. GOUD-
WIN x CO., 81 Hanover Street, Boston, Propric-
tors. ap9 dam
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-06
FOREIGN PORTS.

rOREiGN FORTS.
Sid from Calcutta Feb 18th. James Guthrie. Hans.
com, and Robert. Carter. for Boston.
Ar az Rio Janeiro Feb 10, Ino. New York.
sd I'm. Joseph Holmes. Crosby. Akyab; 18th. Adj
AR At Liverpool 10Th ut, suiliote Small Philaae,.
phia y, iyanhoe Bsie Ay and Hemisphere. George.
Sid Goth, Juvena Ryder. Rio Janeiio; 2lst, Miriam.
d.. Clark, New York.
oa,Falmonh inst, Old Colony, Berry. from calIao
Ar at do 18th. Ocean Nymph. james. Portland.
Ar At Calcutta Feb H. Zuleika, Stetson Mauf ifius;
Sid from Cadiz 18th ulf Matilda Rcyncla Rev
nolds. Bueksport; 18th, Continental johnson, Glib
Ar at Flushing 10th ult. Anglo Saxon. Pennen.
Falmouth y.
Ar at Buenos Ayres Feb 9TH. Katharine Maria, An.
AT at Pernambuco Feb s, Union, Heard. PhiladeI-
phia land sid 29ih ON her return).
AR al Trinidad 18th ult. bark John Griffin, chase,
Havana; 10Th. Rambler. Chase. do.
Ar at Cincfuegos 18th. Br sch Aibstross, Hamilton.
Boston Dark r Herman, Herman, Havana.
brig Berry. Steele, Bermuda 23d. bark Adelaide,
sld lsth brig Sarah Gordon conisy. New York.
Ar at Havana 25.b, banks Pocs honfas MorreIi, y
York via Nassau: II SpsuIding, Wallace, n Orleans;
Harriet Stevens, Corbstt, Portland.
Sid 20th. brigs Abner Taylor. Gulliyer. Csrdenas:
I'd. mon, Br Rider, New York: ~ schs Northern
Belle, Lee Mstapzss; sch 4 G Knight. Eewe New
Orleans 2sth. brigs Matilda. Carson. Sierra Morena
In port 18th ult, bsrks Sharpsburg, Randall wins.
low. Davis; Jane Bishop. Downey, for New ork I:
priss Susan Duncan. Mitchell: . ID Lincoln, Web
Der. and Monica. Phillips. for New York; Amelia,
Lowe; Christina, Drinkwaoer: Rcbeeea, Jenkine
Gonzales; Nebraska, Sawyer unc.
Chartered I'D. bark Sharpsburg. 500 hhds sugar,
sagua End New York. at 81 per hid.
Ar At Matanxas 10th ult, brig jesse Rhynss, Car
yer. Carmen Islaud..
Ar at do 18th ult. bark II ID Brookman Cheney N
York; 10Th brgs Proteus. ereech, Portland; North
ern Belle. Lee, Havana: sch Laura Parker. Frank
Tort; 18th brig W Drisko, buchanan. Philade phiA.
Sid 18th, bark La Cigucna Adis Providence: brig
= Strong Strong. "Lewiston": I'D schs Hattie
Ross. Poland, Baltimore: Abbe, Knight, New York;
Jennie Morton, Averill. Portland
Ar at Cardenas I'D ut. bark sebra CFooker, Segur
Havana; brigs Richards. Deieyan. Mafanzas. hen
shaw, smith, Havana; I'D, bark Ellen Stevens How,
M4faa1ss.
Ar at do 18th uit bark Henry Buck, Nichors, New
York; 10th, brigs Tios Conner. Clark PORTLAND:
Manlius, Norton. Havana: 23d, Amer Tailor, Guilt
yer, Havana; 9Th. brig- srown, Williams. Ha-
vsns 18th. bark sylphide Brl Anderson, New ork;
Simeoe. Hammond DO.
Sid I'D. bark Canada, Mcdowell. Portland; brigs
Rio Grand, Grecnleaf Bath: james Crosby, LAwley,
New York; Lucy Ann Cole. and d Miller. Anderson,
a pori n OF Hat'cras; sch Elizabeth, Hutchinson,
Frankfort.
Ar at sagus Esd. bark David Nichols Pierce, Ma
tanzas; brig VIM Mason, Small, do: sch X IA Per-
West; brig Mary N ariner, Mariner, Matanzas.
SPOKEN.
Dec q, lat 0 "A n Ion 80 81, ship Fred warren firm
Boston for Australia
April 3. OF Barnegat. bark John Carver. Nichols.
from Matanzas for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-06

~ o.. hAnoNsh' Ms, oet' l. 1901.
for 10 or 10 years. have tried great number
of medicines for Dyspepsia but without effect These
biters are the only remedy that have relieved
me of this distressing complaint. My neighbors
have aIso been greatly benefited by the nee Of them.
JOEL HOW.
eT-BelrGre Of Coasterfsits sud base limitations,
some u iehich sigaed an" r., instead Of L. n
4frood. The genuine 10 signed l.. p. dtscood, and
as a safeguard against imposition bears an EXTRA
LABEL. coaafersigHed IT. n MY, Druggist, Port.
kfnd Ne. sole 6ensral AGENT.
FOR sgie dg respectable dealers IN medicine gener-
ally. iarl6 gmeodaw ~
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-06

ORDIN ATIoN.-Rev. Geo. i. Street, grad
uate of Yale College and of the Andover The
illogical Seminary, will be ordained as pastor
OF the Congregational Church and Society in
Wiscasset to-day. Sermon by Rev. Mr..
Mckenzie, of Augusta.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-06
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BOsT0N-Ar 18th. Han. bark Union. Schultz. Lon.
don March 4, Downs 18Th.
Cid sch Gov Arnold Cole, Harrington.
Ar 9TH, ship Stah0rdshre, Mailing, Kennebnnt for
81 John NIB; sch Willis Putnam. Cook, Calais via
Salem.
PLYMOUTH-Ar 4th sch Snow, Smith, Bucks
port for New Orleans, with lime. She had been In
the Bay for the last four days, but has sustained
damage. except splitting sales
noLMES'S H0LE-Aprii Sd, no arrivals. Wind
NE. blowing q gale.
Bark Barrsconta ashore at Cedar free Neck, six
miles te the Westward Of West Chop Light is fnll of
water both fore and main mast gone, mizzen mast
standing, decks ripped ap, sc John Holmes Esq.
Agent for Underwriters has taken possession OF the
In port 4th. brig VIM Niekols; schs Marsiesbo,
sarah Harris, Honest Abe, francisco and Alkaline
Townsend
GEORGETOWN DC-cid lsi, sch H S Boyntou.
Herrick, Boston.
Portland .
NEW YoRK-Ar Sd. ship John BuByan (of Sears
Poru carver; Montevideo Jan ~:
Returned bark Boynton. Mitchell, which sailed
delpha.
A deep loaded bark. supposed 20 be the Chiffon
sherwood, TOR Portland. was seen Saturday morn
ing. beating into Dutch leland Hsrbor.
NEWPORf-Sid 4th, schs talista. fof camdenl
Amesbnry. from Bristol for Philadelphia. RI
In port 4th. undine, Fanny Fern and President, on
the marine railway.
BArH-Sld 9Th. sch Trader Audrevs Rocklsnd
PORISMOUIf--Ar 18th ult, schs q N Partridre
Orland; 10Th, Maria Louisa, Rich do.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-06
CITY OF PORTLAND.

MAYORS or. IcE. April 1861.
FINllE City of Port will advance 10 persons
Il listing in the United States Navy on the
quota Of this city, the following State bounties, TO
be paid to the parss existing. when mustered into
service on board tho Receiving ships viz;
500 For One Years Enlistment
400 Two -
500 hree - Z"
Those having families dependent them viii re.
eetye State aid.
JACOB MCCLELLAN, MAJOR.
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