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The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06
A Leaf from the Upas Tree.

We are indebted tn Brig. Gen. George f..
Shepley, of the 25th army corps. for copy of
the Richmond Sentinel of the 25th ult.-
Though it ia the Court Journal it is rusty
looking affair, brown aad coarse, the paper in
ferior to that Of the poorest that can be found
in the loyal States. The Sentinel is issued
daily at 500 per year, semi-weekly at $75,
and weekly at $40. Single copies so cents
Advertisement of ten lines, one insertion, g.
The paper contains nothing of interest not al
ready published in our columns. 1t denoun-
ces those who defeated the negro-arming bill,
and gives the yeas and nays on this question
In the Senate. 1t looks queer to see the names
of Senators recorded from the loyal State OF
Kentucky and the free State of Missouri.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06
Jacob Mcclellan.

The Union candidate for Mayor has been
tried for two years and not found wanting.
In his hands the interests of the city are
safe, and will be managed with prudence.
he is a man who surrounds his Office with
no bars and gates TO keep the poor and those
having grievances to redress from his pres
ence, but may be approached at all times.
he is the friend of the soldier and those
whom the soldier leaves behind when he goes
to the field. a
He is the sworn foe of those who attempt
to swindle the soldier and pocket his rightful
bounty.
He Is faithful, capable and honest. Let
every true man, therefore, vote for JACOB
MCCLELLAN.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06

"The Portland Press says there will be no
draft in the lst District SO long as volunteers
come in as fast as they have of late. Now we
have observed that in the matter of volunteer,
log the 1st District has been doing but little if
any better than the I'd District; vet the draft
has been ordered here again. The deficiency
of the LIST District is much greater than the de-
dciency OF the I'd, Portland alone haviDg about
one hundred men to furnish more than is re-
CURED from the whole of this District, Why
Is Portland exempt from the draft ?'-Lewis-
ton Journal.
Allow US the Yankee privilege of onsuerinq,
by asking our neighbor of the Journal oues-
ton or two. 1st. Why is the quota of the I'd
Dlstrict-whose number Of enrolled men is
only about 1000 less than that in the 1st Dis
trict--sir hundred less than in the LIST Dis
trict?
I'd, Why are not the quotas of the 2d and
Sd Districts filed, when nearly all the sub
stitutes aud recruits who are rejected in the
LIST District for disability, are eagerly accepted
in the I'd and 3D.?
But the truth is, neighbor, that our daily
reports of those passed at the Provost Mar
shal's office in this District does not show the
number actually recruited, as only those are
reported who have entered the camp, or Joined
their regiments. The number recruited in
this city for ten days past will average over
thirty day. A large number of these have
gone into the 18th regiment, and will not be
reported at the Provost Marshal's office until
intelligence is received from Augusta that
they have joined their regiment,
Recruiting is going on so well here that it
would have to be stopped entirely, for want of
clerks, should draft be ordered. What is
far better, Is that tho substitutes and recruits
now offering in this District are nearly all cti-
zens, and not bounty jumpers.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06
LIGHTS and Shadows at Washington.
WASHINGTON, March I,

WASHINGTON, March l, 1865.
This morning we have the gentle rain, which
when spiritual is SO soul-subduing, and when
natural tells with such effects upon the most
stubborn SOIL Any one who has tried the
"On TO Richmond by the west side of the
Potomac, or has surveyed the Peninsula, viii
be satisfied that the report this morning I
the approach of Lee by the Shenandoah. to
take part in the Inauguration of Lincoln en-
Saturday, is all-mud.
Mr.. Lincoln's reply to the committee who
waited upon him to inform him he was to
guide the nation for another four Year,, is
simple and true. The report of the committee
on the Petersburg mine explosion, shows
satisfactorily that had Gen. Burnside been
properly supported it would have carried
All the general officers in command, EXCEPT
himself and few colonies, slowed themselves
safely away in bomb proofs. We have the
highest authority for saying they will all re-
ceive Brevets therefor.
A brother of ours, of the Both Mass who,
Curiius like, jumped or tumbled into that
opening, with his Colonel, and who closed by
marching to Danville, thought little more
fighting would have settled the affair; but
another brother in the same regiment, who
was hit between the eyes, did not see any ne
cesslty for its further prosecution. Colonel
Welles is not to be brevetted.
Mr.. Washburne from the Committee on
Permits to trade in Cotton. has reported, and
thinks some few individuals have had fine
show to turn an honest penny.
You may know some of the names in the
list. Others well known though not named
have increased the. government revenue by an
increased tax on incomes.
The Loan Bill passed the Senate without
amendment; and the appropriation of $4,000
extra pay to the clerks of the House, in add
ton to their pay of 50, 100 per aunum, was
forced upon the Senate. They protested ant
voted down the Bills containing it, but thu
| Old Man of the sea was On their shoulders
1t gives $500 extra apiece.
Pennsylvania Avenue Is being cleaned fol
the fourth; there are at least one Thousand
loads of mud between the Presidents House
aud the Capitol to be removed Congress has
| appropriated $1,000 for that purpose, $4,000
to re-furnish the Presidential Mansion, So 0C(
for repairs, greenhouse, &C., and $1,000 for
painting, dc.
Still no news from Sherman-all quiet In
front of Petersburg. Our usual squad of de-
serters from Lees army-about one hundred
came this morning, and marched up thu
Avenue to the Provost MarsbaPs. The styl,
| of their habliments would afford rich stud,
for an artist-but the color is Of an unvaryinl
hue-that of the soil. DUKE.
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Inauguration Of President Linooln.

4 The Inauguration of Presioen' hiuoo'a
second tsrm took place in regular course on
Saturday: the oath Of Office was administer,
ed nv. Chief Justice Chase. The Inaugural
sadross :. hr,ef but to the point, showing tna'
Mr.. Lincoln enters upon his secona s se,,
standing firmly on the advance groanas =, n' -
tofore assumed. We refer the reaoel ~ o ,nS
,O,U ITSELF which is very short-a moaei
in this respect-and more concise ana s'shln-
can't :, IT., than any abstract that we could give.
The cabinet appointments have not come to
hand at the present writing-Sunday even
inc at 10 o'clock, but will very likely be re-
ceiyed by telegraph before morning.
The admirable address of Vice President
johnson, before taking the oath of office, will
be found In this paper.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06

WNT0 Il
Warden-B. F. Kinds.
a., CIerk-Robert i. Hull.
Aldermap--Thomas 5. Jack' VI rL..,aa
Ho,nmon Couucil-Joseph 5. YORK, Charles
Bailey John j. Gerrlsh' vrp,..
Constables-William Foster, William A.
Charlton. w.o
Warden--Ar:hur NJ. Small Clerk-Wii-
liam Weeks.
Common Council-Jerelniah Howe, William
G.. Soule, Charles NJ. Rice.
Constables-Frsncs B. Barr, Joseph b.
Parsons.
Warden-Samuel r. Leavitt. Clerk-Henry
z. Hnckley
Alderma1-John e. Donnen.
Common Council-Cyrus Novel;, Charles
Fl. Burr, Daniel Plummer.
Constables- James ID. Derrick, Thomas
Wildes.
Warden-Jona. A. Henderson. Clerk-Ed-
ward Shaw.
Alderman-Andrew P. Morgan.
Common Council-Charles A. Gibson, VIM
@. Robinson, Joseph Bradford.
Constabies-G George I. Ingraham, james s.
Gould.
Observation-Disclosures Walker
Cierk-George 3. Nutting.
Alderman-Edmund Phinney.
Common Council-Gilbert L. Bailey, Thos.
F. Cummings, Augustus P. Fuller.
Constables = David Stillinge, Archibald
Montgomery. lsaasc
Ward g..
WardeR-Alexander Tyler. Cierk-Fred-
erick A. Gerrish.
Alderman-Willlam L. Southland.
a.. o. 10
Gerrish, Chas Staples, Jr.
Constables-Jonathan Meserve, William G.
Hart.
Ward z.
Warden-Francis E. Pray. Clerk-John J
w. Reeves.
Alderman-Geo. +. Foster.
CouDeilmen = Ambrose Giddings, F. W
Clark, John Marshall Brown. a
onstables-Andrew Taylor, HeRry CALI
son.
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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.
Items from se,.t1.er,. sources.


New YORK, March A.
Waaes Hampton and his cavalry are said TO
be IN possession OF Columbia, S. G. No public
property was destroyed by the conhagation.
Richmond papers charge Governor Brown
win being traitor to the rebel cause
The rebel House of Representatives have
passed another Dill to place 800 600 negroes in
tae armies. In order to satisfy the objection
of the Senators this bill does net guaranty
freedom to enlisted slaves, but leaves the
question OF emancipation open.
The Sentinel OF the 1st admits that Sher-
man mas crossed the South Carolina line.
The Wing says all North Georgia is filed
with predatory bands OF tories and deserters.
It's reported that Hood will have an impor-
ta1t command in Texas. The panic in Rich
mond has extended,to the surrounding country.
and farmers refuse to bring in supplies.
The rebel pirate Chckamaugua was de-
stroyed last Saturday to prevent her falling
into Federal hands, in Cape Fear river.
The Wing says it snppresses what was in
this dispatch about Sherman's movements.
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. Declines the Honor.

CYRUS K. LADD, Esq, has been put upon
the so-called working and Enrolled Mems
fequests US to say that his name was used
without his Knowledge or consent.
Mr.. Ladd will support Jacob Mcclellan for
mayor, and has no sympathy for any move
Inent the purpose of which is to said and com
iore' snose who have no kind word for the
government in Its present struggle with rebel
Hon .5lt1r
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06
Declination of Mr.. Weh.+o,

Last evening we received the following
note from Mr.. Webster, who had been nomip.
ated on the Working and Enrolled Mems
ticket" for Alderman of Ward 3:
PORTLAND, March 4th, 1856.
The undersigned respectfully reouests that
his name may not be used as 4 candidate for
Alderman OF Ward 8. R. C, WEBSTER.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BALTIMORE-Cld LIST, sch Harriet Baker, Web
Der. Providence
Cid I'd, sch Sarah Green, Conary, FIT Fisher.
PHILADELPHlA-Cld LIST, brig Robertson, Mayo,
Boston:
Ar Cd, barque Annie kimball, Humphreys, For
tress Monroe; brig benj Carver. Carver, Trinidad
Caprera, Hlchborn do.
below sch Starlight, from Matanzas. ana.
Ar 81 origS Eagle farx' cieniuegos; Enza Ann
Ayres, New fork,
Cld "a, Darque Myra, DIX, hio Jenelro.
Ar 3D. Drigs Uranla, Atwood, messina; Surf, from
Camden; ..,.-.,..
NEW fOKh-Ar "a, ship Consfitu ion, Sumner.
liverpool; sens < Jameson. Jameson bo,ton /;
p a's S.. 1.DDs, Sew DeuiorI; psls aaroing
pay state, Iorrey, ana Eagis, hail, providence; M
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06
Hilton's InsolubIe cement,

Fer wood, leather, crockery. and other substances
is the best aid to economy that the housekeeper can
have 1t is in liquid form, and i1soluble in water
OIL 1t viii! adhereoily substances comp eely. Tw O.
ounce bottle, with brush family PACKAGE % cents
zach. Sold everywhere. sp rs
HILTON BROS. Co., Proprietors, Providence,
R. I. On receipt of 50 cents, family package will
be sent by mail. febfd3m
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MARRIED.

In this city March 8, by Rev Mr. Graham, Albert
city. '-''
In Wsteryille March O. George Hopkins. ESQ oil
MT vernon. and Georgisnna Foley, of Fairfield
Robinson.
Dorr.
da M Farrar.
In Biddeford. Feb 49, Edmund Buzzell, of Day.
ton, and Sarah Olive Emerson, of Biddeford.
rah Jane Ames
In Monroe. VIM W Knowlton, of Troy. and Sarah
E Batchelder, of jackson.
In Brunswick, Feb 20, George L Orr and Jane NJ
Holbrook; same time. VIM Coombs and Judith
Smith. all of Harpswell -
!, In Brunswick, Feb IS James W Pray and George
Sawyer.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06

The ENEMY's WoRK-In the only close
Wards in the city the mauipulators of the so
called Working Mems ticket, have artfully
united on the copperhead candidates. and have
ignored the candidates of that party only
where success was absolutely hopeless even
with their add
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06
MARINE NEWS
FORT OF pORTLAND.

"'.''''.... ................ March A.
ARRIVED
steamer Montreal. Lissomb. Ros,or
sen uucs. rhorndike RockianJ
Sch Matanzas, Hamilton Bosto.
Scn ,ao sSs; srttehel Belfast for Boston,
sen Caineo' "A''hews, Belfast .or Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamship Nova Seotian, fBr) Brow, ,,..,
II & A Allan. -"erPooi-
Brig Mary u Thompson, Lamphsr, savna-ph;,-
ney & jackson. mn
Sch Lookout, Lane Batimore-Kensel & Mac,
Sch Geo Brooks. Henley, New York Josenh
White. rrr oer.r1.' l.I
Sch Gen Marion, Purington, New York-orlando
Nicserson.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06
FOREIGN PORTS.

AT Shanghae Dec "a, ships Fine ., tBrl Murray
for New York; Anglo Saxon, Pummer, for Lon
don; forck. Moore. for Liverpool; Congress Drink
water, unc; barques W Seaver. Snow. and Lizzie
At do Dec "A. ships Twilight, McCailum for Che.
foo: kesolute, McGilyery, unc
Sid Dec 8, ship SABINE, Woodward, Manila; 18th
Orion, Whiting, Hong Kong
AT Foochow Dec 26. ship Argonaut, Dreyer unc :
barque Queen OF the Sea, Ross, for New u rk.
AT Hong Kong Dec 81, ships Derby, Lord for San
Francisco; Malay, Hutchinson, and Georges, Will
iams. unc. #E
Sid Dec a. Br ship Spcedwell for San Francisco.
At Singapore Jan 7, ships Helvetia, Warren from
San Francisco. unc; Sabine. Woodward FIN Shan 2.
haze, ar list; Winged Arrow, Berry unc; baroue
Rocket Freeman, for Boston
At Swallow Nov %, barque Starr King, Smith, for
ShaDghae; Dorchester. Fulton, unc. ll
Ar at Alexandria Egg. Jan 3d. ship Harry of the
West, Durham. Antwerp
SID I'm Malta 10th ult, barque voyager, Wylie, for
Messina.
Ar at Cadiz Jan IL. ship American Union. Hub.
bard, New York. =
Ar at Liverpool l4th uIt, ship Visions n. Mcstok.
er, from New York; 18th, Harvest Queen, Hutchin-
son, do. ritss
Inns for Boston, ldg; Electric Spark, Candage, for
Portland. do.
SID I'm Flushing Roads 18th ult barQue Desiah,
Gilkey, for Genoa.
Ar at st Thomas Jan 20, barque Merrimac. Uovt
Cape Town CG H. land sailed Both for BOSTON,
Ar at do Jan 81, ship Macauey Rogers for Balti-
more; brig Gilmore Meredith. Snow. from Philadei
phia for Port Royal sc, disg for repairs.
SPOKEN.
Feb Is. OF Orms Head ship Atmosphere from
Liverpool for New YORK. I
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Mr' J. d. Derrick, one of the Union can
didates Tor Constable in Ward 8, requests us
to say his name has been put on the so-called
working and Eurolled Mems" ticket without
his consent or knowledge. Mr.. Derrick sup
ports the Union ticket, pure and unmutilated.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06

DEMocRATIc!-Fo the Executive Com
mittee Of a small Association, in private con-
clave, to make up ticket. from Mayor down
to Ward constables, and expect the people to
support it! Are the Working men of Port
land slaves that few masters make up a
ticket for them.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06

THINK OF Ir.-Saturday the two men
whom copperheads sneered at last summer and
fall as the coarse "Rail Splitter" and "Igno-
rant Tailor" were inaugurated as President
and Vice President of the United States, and
to-day men are trying, In the name of the
Working men, to place the City OF Portland in
opposition to their administration Shall the
nefarious scheme succeed?
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06
COLGATE,s HONEY sOAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials,
is mild and emoIlieut in its nature, fragrantiy
scented. and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. FIR Sale By all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. jan3ldlyr
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06

DR.. HARVEY. Having sold out my bus.-
ness in Boston, have permanently located In Port
land, Me, where shall pay particular attention to
the treatment Of Chronic Complaint with my new
Chemical Remedies. + lfR
have cured hundreds Of cases after all other
edies have failed. III
Consultation Free.
Office hours from 8 to II A. NJ. andfr 2 to 6 P.
N. 4sa t.. feb2ldtf -
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I,ook to vour Tickets.

Vote the full Unconditional Union ticket.
See mat no split ticket is palmed upon you
Inc regular Union nominations can be found
at the head of this paper.
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Eor Sale.

BRICK HOUSE No 70 Free St.. Said house is
built in tbs most thorough manner, very Coz
venie 7. and in perfect repair For particulars call
at G. L Sto,er s Co.'S, As & so Middle St.
marld1w* G. L. STORER
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06
One DaH to the oitu.

Let every Union man, every one who wishes
careful, economical ADMINISTRATION of the
City Government, consider himself member
OF the Vigilance Committee, to see that full
vote Is polled to-day. IL.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06

DIR. wADswORTH,s "DRY UP" is a certain
remedy for CGtdrrh. There is 70 mistake about
tnis. The DRY Up" has cured thousands cases
and the sale of the article ID constantly
A word to the wise lie suaicient Aa'
H. H. HAY, Dru sgist, Special Agent,
Feb9eod&ewSw Portland, NE,
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06
DISASTERS.

Brig Sarah B Crosby, Crosby, from New York for
Beaufort NC which vent ashore at Sandy Hook,
lies In bad position and is apparently bilged The
sea breaks the vessel at flood tide She has been
abandoned by the crew. who left in a boat. Tbs
passengers were takan of by a tug. The C reg
istered 3l6 tons and built st Pembroke in 1883.
Barque Union, Urquhart, from Cette for N York,
was abandoned at s-a on the 8th nit.
Brig Benz Carver, Carver. at Philadelphia from
Trinidad reports, Feb IL. lat 80 So lon a. during
violent gale from to NV. which lasted 20 hours,
lost mantopmast, topgallant mast and foretopmast
head; had boat stove and lost As casks molasses of
the deck.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06
PASSENGERS.

In the Nova Scotian, for Liverpool-John Black
burn, Mr. David, 4 Browne Mrs Marriatt, Daniel
Marriatt Clara Marriatt. Geo Marriat, Jas MoCor-
mick, John Hunter, Miss Rose Haskin, Saml Conlan,
Amson. CLARK Jenkins. E jenkins. Henry CLARK, E H
Nisbell Peter Luhamenant.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06
Read This.

From SIS to $40 per day made by selling Dresser''
Prize Passages Agents Wanted.
Address, L. DRESSER,
fcb9d2m* Portland, Maine, Box 1872.
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NOTICE no MARINERS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF ELIZA.

The Minister OF Marine at Turin has given notice
that fixed " hite harbor light would be shown from
San Giovanni Point at Port Longone, Island of Elba,
at 46 feet above the level of the and visible about
miles. l Aa
BIS =. FIXED LIGHT AT PORT PERRAIo.
Also that i&ed white harbor light would be ex-
hibded Fot Gallo, near the Santa Marittima st ort
Ferrso The light is placed at elevation of q ft
above the level of the sea.
FIXED LIGHT ON PIANosA ISLAND.
Also. that a fixed white light would be exhibited
from the battery west of the port at the land OF
Panosa The light is IS feet above the level of the
sea and visible 10 miles. rs-st .-rr.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board,
w b SHUBRICK. Chairman.
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board,
Washington City, 1866
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06
The Polls.

The Polls open to-day at 10 o'clock A. M,
and close at 4, 2. M. Win Ward officers send
returns to our Office as soon after the Polls
close as convenient.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06

GoLD.-our Geographic dispatch in Satur-
days issue. announcing that gold sold at the
evening board at 1888 "a created considerable
ensation. 1t was generally disbelieved, as
the quotations during Friday had not varied
one per cent. from 100. a dispatch to the
Merchants Exchange was received in the
forenoon stating that the quotation should
have been 1913 "a. Subsequently a dispatch
was received from the Office of the Agent of
the Associated Press in Boston, stating that
the error occurred there in transcribing the
figures Al8 2rstklG
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P OR I'll A N D

POR T.LAND ~
Photographic Gallery
ALONZO S. DAVIS, Proprietor,
so Middle ST., Portland, Me.
Copying done in the best manner dec29tf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Letters Remaining Unclaimed

LetttrS ESennalnlng UMCIallned
N the Post Office at Portland State of Maine, 9Th
Il day OF March, 1866
ER-"To obtain any of these letters, tho applicant
must call Tor 'ddUertised letters give the date of
this list, and pay one cent for advertising
kH~"Ifnot called for within one month they Will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office
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IMPORTS.
EXPORTS.

CARDENAS. Brig Hattie Emery = $50 hhds
molasses, s5 tres do, Dbl do. ] Brown q Sons; q
bbs do NJ Churchill; q bbls sugar, master,
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06
Le0k, Look (!

800 Buff iOnly $1.25.
AT DRESS ER's OLD STAND,
80 Exchange ST., above the Post ONCE.
2 @ As taa febSd4W* D
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NOTICE

DIR. P. p. QUIMBY would give notice that on and
after March LIST, 1865, his terms win be follows
First Examination, at office, $500
Each subsequent sitting, at office, 100
First examination at residence, If within the
city, $50
Each subsequent visit, 150
Terms for visiting patients in ether places can be
learned at his Office, No. 10 International House,
by addressing him letter thers, enclosing stamp.
Portland, Feb II, 1S65.-d5ws WI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E5T- Carriers At The Daily Press ore moi Giios'e6
20 seEEpcpsrs on their routes.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06

DEMOCRATIC NoMINATIoN.-The Demo
Gratis have nominated Capt. Cyrus Sturdavant
as their candidate for Mayor. et
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06

Per steamship Nova Scotan, for Liverpool-2o8
tres lard 1895 boxes meat 2l90 bbls. 1910 pkgs but
ter, 3l7 bbls potash 80 boxes cheese so bbls oats
"a eases furs, IL bbls bladders, piano.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06
THE GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEL
Will positively cure -al

Catarrh, bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,
And the first stages of
O 0 N 8 u M p TT o NJ. 81
1T sure preventative for 9
DIPrHERIA.
For sale by all Druggists. Price per Bottle 80.
WEEKS C POTTER.
Druggists, No, ITO Warrington Street. Boston, Mass.
General Agents. febl5d6w
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DIN UGH FHILL,
OCULIS T ANn RIS II

4 OC ULISF AND RIST,
No 20 Bcylston Street, Boston,
Will be at the UNITED STATES HOTEL, PORT
LAND, from Monday noon 9th, until Saturday noon
March 18th, where he can daily be consulted on
Dsgfless Discharges from the Ear, Noises in the
Head, Catarrh, and diseases of the EYE, EAR, and
THROAT.
Art1fcial Eyes inserted without pain,
For Certificates of cures, see the other Port
land daily papers.
March 6, DIT
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-06

First National Bank of Portland, NE.
A special Meeting ofth1 Stockholders ofthis Bank
Awil De held at the Bank, on Monday the twen-
ieth day of arch at eleven oclo In the forenoon
Of tn, Bank.
To take any proper measures in relation thereto
And for any other ru-iness which may lea ly come
before them Ut.
BIZ order of tbs Directors,
WIN Z. GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, March 4, 1865. ed&wtd