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, 1865-07-03

NxncAKr IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS arc TO
quesscd 10 meet ut the rnons On this (MordlY}
evening at 8 O'Clock, to arrange for the reception
Of tho Mercantile Battery boys, who arc dstly e1-
ptcted also to Appolnt committee to attend tho
Det1oas Convep,ipn. The tub]ect Of the adoption
OF the new charter Au6 N excursion nip to Like
Superior, under The auepieea Ct the ASSOCIATION
viii be considered. All members arc expected to
be On hapd promptly.
, 1865-07-03

GO to the HeEG-1o TO Bryant 4 eustton'a
Chicago Commercial College to get Thorough,
Telerrsph Operator. Addtesa {e1clostoK ataMpsl
for e{fculazs. B1xAHT 4 aTRAT1o1. Chicago, nj
, 1865-07-03

NoFlhWsAtern Sanitary Fair.
The following prizes hava been drawn from the
the Agricultural department.:
FIRST FRIZ1 nn1WY.
, 1865-07-03

~Psper Hangi1gr, pRinuug. C.ltltainlAg and
qiszing, at F. 8, RIgb1's 50 Randolph sEeet.
rhf4kS39in
, 1865-07-03

the Board of Police, on Friday, the following,
amone other business, WAS ran.ncted:
Jsmes DAILY and Frank N. MUM, Third Precinct
patrolmen, were discharged from the force for
dieobed1ence Of orders-
A comuuniestun wR8 received from 8uperin-
terdent Turtle, praying that the Common Council
pats m ordinance 1elat re to the keepers Of "junk
tate out heerees. The Communication sets forst
that etolsn property IN almost every inltsnce fnds
IT, TO me sno
prevents the police authorities from msktn9 In
mediate search, without going through the formu-
81 IN Gsus1 ~ pns s@e
being secured. Referred to the Common Council,
REQUESTING that sueh ordnance be passed. At
tsehet 10 the communication was an ordinance
coyt!iag tie grounds which Will probably be
On motion The Board adJourned.
MAJOR GENERAL J. D. WxnsrER.-The fol.
LOVING WIS offered On Change On Saturday by
Julian 8. Rumsey, ETC.,, and was unanimously
adopted:
wH1azAs. We learn that Nsjor General J. D.
u, be len Us with tho 6tst troops that moved In
this State To crush the great rebellion, and has
since been engaged In The most important @ datie.
c1tdit to h1mself sDd his country, therefore be 1t
hesotred, 1hat e mntttee Of thres be ap-
pointed to walt upon General Webster, I'll an1 Invite
The TSe soImsi,ee eon,i.ts Of Ju'ian S. Run.ey,
lr1 +. Mum End W. D. noughteling.
RE11tT Ton TIE souzuxxN RzTuaEEs.-Chap.
lain ]. q. Leard has recently received letter
from Fort Smith from ]. P. Flax, late Ms}or OF
the I'd KAneas cavalry, containing some tutereet-
,pr particulars Of the copd ton Of the peop'e Of
Attansas, etp -c,aly IN the Fort Smith Military
, 1865-07-03

SALE or P1crunEs The eale OF pictures for
the benefit Of the North Western Sanitary Fatr,
which took place On Saturday evening, was BY no
means succe.H. The unusual and Injurious rule
Of an s4artiet price," beneath which the pictures
could not be sold, had been applied, and as . re.
splt. OF the one hundred aud si1tg pictures to be
, 1865-07-03

=. John P-pe. Jr,. Ill.
q. fatk r. 1rode!iek Nd,
81. Jcahaa LFaWler.S.I.
s.. Vim. r. C1afk, ". T.
s. Adanls 4. Goodrich IL
y. Wm. J. Volkmaa. PA.
IS. Chs. l.. Snow, y. T.
IS Doieacy 4 K me, Utah
81 Frank n I.osse1l, Nh.
IS, Chss. F. ko., N. T.
D. VIM. H. C7oub9. CA.
". VIM. r. Hall. Mo
H. HSrIts'n3 Wer6 Mich
- n ~. J. March. PA
Il 4r.EonRP PlWeut Hch
q. fhos. ". VII O. Conn
7: !: t.;s3 H.ueaifa,1, { ,,s!isrSe !; .i1
q. r. Z. rhomta3 IN, r. I.
~ 4:tArkAon F. Steele N i.
20. Jas. & DAcoe1dor, Vt.
ST. Jno,S.FNEelt,a'1a
e. J.D.P Hslktns, ,StlAFRe
s.. Wm T. Fitch. Iii.
=. Atex- II. Norton Mo.
u. Mason II AA1ou. Wis.
20. J4mes ". Moon, Va.
fCr1A doff1Ia1f oeo rot
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-+A. AfA&<N NA 4
]. Kiehd L. Hoxte. IpW4.
Z John g. D. knight, Mo
3 Jpo. JcA. L lasey,k r.
I. Albt B. Psyt d, Mag.
5. Jps. B, Nj ckAlI, Ohio.
s Edgar r. BalA, MINI,
T. Frank Heath. N. =.
g. {I1r.O.H:,HAro. AAsB.
2. R1bt- Nietcher, N. y.
TO- JA..C.Mot:,son Jr @.
II Wm. kverttt n. 4
II FAnl u&hlQen,AslsrRe
Il. ticht 81. s4FsHt, Co,
u. Dntid 8. pe1 niaon, I'D
-. Geo. v. D,sh.er, II. J.
l6- VIM. L AershAil, ~.
II. Jtu4ts r. Pore, No.
-. EA9s barnett, ny.
70. u. y. johnson, At lArfe
H. Vim. J. ban ttn. N J.
T. C-N.Whlpp'e, 1t IAize
q KuKeneG y F. Chef, Ach
II. Edmcnd r GlovirPA
=. { hrtitop'r T, Esll Ill.
-. VIII c. fofhutt. MSS.
II. Char celicf MsIn III.
u. Jas. 3. Jcnes. 1t large.
, 1865-07-03

No nxed prize vas set upon aIy Of these pic
tures which were sold. 1hote ferna!nfng Will be
lold at private sale poetib1e- At the Art Gallery
IN the rear OF Bryan Hall.
Mr. Baupson, Of 'he firm Of Phillip d Sampson
of6ciated al auehoneef last evening.
, 1865-07-03

MTELDEN ROUSE, St. Albans,
w Ye1mont-Ihi1 hose h1s ts3t baao eonpiatad
aqd furnished by the ST. A}bans Hote1 ca 1t klaAS
exzndltusa- II contains nea1 10 roous. WITH u tho
Nvo he tels N NsE KnflAnd II II 4 daixhtfnl pl4ta
fpf hsntfts 70 1psnd The s1MHae u s1sasesd 60 ~
Vermont C6n'EA RAl1ro4d; NO HAtla daily fuaa no1r
TON aud Eex Tozk VIII car past e1p&E1@cs Il tas
Mar bofn' Hotel, bcston, aad Bsllsvaa Houea, hsw-
port, B. 70 snt11d 70 Esa IN aveV respect. nrHt
elaso house Applications thf board Ray no E0ade Ut
10 Ahland PIsoe b son, antl u 3Mh q Jnas; aftE
thAt utt 1t b. A{heh0, VI %ARKA f1SH
JpNl L. tAR11, .- q. .. ytK9.
Buktun. juEa ID. laA Nl1b131s7 s7t1A nav AthD
, 1865-07-03

r-,~ 4-u =. yr,--orr road.
ZEE @ue4o y" aas an w As.1
erf arc Iware of the hesfttneaa VIII Wuieo oa3
Mt,xers' Con ulttoa have lsfd ont their pro
c-x,,,,,. & .1,r ce1eb,atou Of tol, eysu,ful d.,
= - ratsn n,,tnrT. -
~ ~. Mns. .1r,aor1snt feature of the day vii! b.
~ u .'o v0 e. shn rvsn,nu mrs trntka. Far Use
1o 1 snee.c <o.r. ~ * nrrans m orchestra Of 81
,s @si ,,n rhn,1s ~ ~, s,nrers b,ye he.n In
ssaS ~ ~ isiter. tfr u,nrf nr1if,nt disn:sy
e!1I 80 f.,, ~ 1s In 4hs hs,1 tn a,tne., the
t"ns.nr ~. rnT ,btnatinn ri voices aud itstru.
et !hs.h ,.."h.n ~ hsa rrrT hern 1fT.cted
.se,,s ~ Ms.Sn - ,%srtx6r ~
os%s ,s,ss ~ ~ ns onr ~,f1 gnnrehra
win III ncrrI eamh,nrf,1n nS t'TeSss1rs. and
msle srd Il msie vn,res sYnn,d he Wnr.h : iour.
pey Of maII rntes to hcar'
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springs n Y.
" II Harris Root NY.
" CELittle Clintonyille"
"E II Convey Masonvilie "
g VIM Cluett & Son Troy"
4" @ b Ford New York
" w Robertson Newark NJ
oh Q Henries Annapolis Nd
" / rGoodnow Topeka Kas
" A webster U 8 Army
RObt White GeorgetownD G
h Brown Washington /"
Geo A Bassstt % Z"
DR. s Ingalls, . 5 Surgeon
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JOHN A. GOODWIN, Lowell.
SRrH WILMARrH. Boston. II = asgf1
wnL1AM A. PUrEEY,
0fRoss. Foster & Co., Chicago, III.
ALPHEus GAY, Manchester, N. II.
JOHN @. YOU'VE, Manchester, n. II.
JOHN FEDERHEN, Sd 81 Court street Boston.
so 4 y. @. A. sARsEnT, Manchester, sY
lNcersM. PRouT, Manchester, n. II. -, ng
SAMUEL CHASE. Manchester, N. III.
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Portland arad Bostoll Line
New England Screw Steamship Co
SBMI-wEEKLY LINE.

RSA The splendid and fast Steamships
sa CHES APEAKE, Capt .Sher,cood, and
XZ&l44&SW FRANC COMA CART suERwooD will
II rnef notice, run as folIowe:
Lesye Bfown,s Wharf Portland every WEDNES-
North River, New York, every WEDNESDAY
ana SATURDAY, t8o'clock P. M. - s
Ihese vessels are fitted up with fine aecommoda-
nons for passengers, making this the most speedy.
SAFE and comfortable route for travellers between
new new York and Maine. Passage $500, including
Fare and State Rooms ss3f7 - - --S--NAs
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Mon.
s y Quebec Bangor, Beth, Augusta, Passport and
shippers are requested to send their freight IA thu
steamers as early az P. NJ on the dav That thew
leave Portland Il N"s sAe' 'A0y
Eor freight or passage apply to @
EMERY FOX, Browns Wharf Portland
New Fork. 4 - - Nv W "e's eIees,
Dec. g. 1892. 4 az
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Middle AGED MEN.

There are many men at the age of thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from tie
bladder often accompanied by eight smarting or
burninc sensation, and weakening the system IN a
manner the patient cannot account for. On examin-
ing urinary deposits rcpy sediment will often be
fonn d. aud sometimes small particles of semen CT
albunen will appear. or the color viii be Of thi1
nilkish hue, again changing to Q dark and turbid
appearance. There are many men who die ofthif
difficulty, ignorant Of tho cause, which Is the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
II can warrant perfect cure In such cases, and
fuII and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs
/. Persons who cannot personally consult the DR.,
can do SO BY writing in plain manner description
their disease, and the appropriate remedies will
be forwarded Immediately ~ uiIf heft
I All correspondence strictly confidential and viii
address DKIJ. B. HUGHES, slilf
49of No. g. Temple St., Ioorner Of Mddlel Portland.
kE- Send Stamp for circular, 8g5 81 nufsadf
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YORK $ CUmBERLAND RAIL ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

.ssszsax5 On and after Monday, 10th inst, 1876,
trains viii leave as follows, until fur
Their notice
Leave Saco River for Portland, as 5. As and $40
A. M, and Ss45 p NJ = Z q - s ~ = z Al
Leave Portland for Saco River, at 7.45 A. M. and
l.5V and go +. M. -
Tho1 BE r. M. train out ana the 5.45 A. NJ train
into Portland, VIII be freight trains with passenger
oars attached.
Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorham,
Standish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
Bridgton, Leyell, Hiram,e BroWnfeld, Fryeburg 8.
Conway, Bartlett, jackson, LimingtoB, Cornish,
Porter, Freedom, Madison, and Eaton, N. 81.
At Buxton Center, for West Buxton, Bonney Ea-
gle South Limington,i Limington, Limerick, New.
field, Parsonsfeld, and 0ssipee.
At Saccarappa. for South Windham, Windham
Hill and North Windham, 6aily. FFfs r -
$50 ASs- - DAN. cARPENTER, Supt.
Portland April g. 1866. dt1
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without regard to value. and not to co paid Tor dn
/ til you know what you will receive. MACH.
i n
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CAUTION 10 TaE PUBLIC.

7 n : :
Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out Tor general use should
have their efficacy established by well tested exper
cian whose preparatory studes fits him for all the
duties be must fulfill ye the country Is Hooded with
poor nostrums aud curealls, purporting to DO the
best In the world which are not only useless. but e
ways injurious. The unfortunate should be PARTIo
ULAR in selecting his physician, al it Is Iamentable
yet incontroyertable fact that many syphllitic
patients made miserable with ruined Constitutions
by maltreatment from inexperienced physicians In
general practice; for 1t point generally conceded
BY the best syphilographers thatthe study and man
agement of these complaints should engross I'll
whole time of those VINO would be competent and
successful In their treatment and cure The mex,
perienced general practitioner, having neither op,
portunity nor time to make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pursnes one systen (
treatment. in most cases making an inaiscriminase
use of that ANTICIPATED and dangerous weapon, Mer.
curry. a.if Hferft ftlW 1le- af.l..-I.....f
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-17
NOTICE.

CEALEn PORTLAND, May 18th lss5
y of ~ proposals viii be received at ths oEI,c
Drains .n as ggty Engineer. by the CommIttee on
O'clock NJ sswers, until Saturday 10th inst Il I.
Hing IL Ma isE extending the Sewer through III
lns Of CoTraaplN street, from near the southSrI,
five feli h Ge Of wood two feet sixinches wide 5,
70 be ofhena19c IN the clear; the top and bottom
OF spruos timber ra four inches thick the side
70 ne secured By square the whole woI
Engineer Per ordas Ion enquire at office Of Cit,
Argus and Courier copy. Kinney, Chairmah
- n ~. - mnvIQdAd
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-17

. PROPOSALS will be- -sceiyed BY the undar.,e,r.
I ed. until May 9th Cor constructing q s IA
Wall on the sS fse ptfiH aSg It oSpe Eliza
comnnenc at rae Bridge, and ilem to 100 tae,
on the Gres wv
PropcsaS must state price per cubic yard rbo
DiredtQ's r. serve the right to reject any and nj
bus rot deemed satisfactory to the interest Of me
FurtAsr pAEticulars may be had Of the Treasurer
Y. M DAVIS TRRAsURRR
portland Dry Dock Co.,
o-.,., 49, 20 80, III Comm erciai Street
-&s'Au7' aAAy Ao' Aooo may l3sedtd
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-17
POETRY.
y [oRIsHAL.l
The Mothers Parting Prayer
AN IMITATION.


Heaven bless my boy this morn.
Now to leave his home Of youth
In distant cline to roam,
Do drsam-or Is 1t TRUTH
Hear thy mother pray this morn
Heaven bless my only sonl7
Heaven bless him every day,
While upon the deep blue ocean, SIS
Heaven bless him VIII IL away,
ala Heed my deep andfond devotion; 1k
For my darling SON pray
Heaven bless him every day. KS
Heaven bless him in the night,
when my precious one u sleeping aa
s...sr Ring 70 him sweet visions bright, lo
He is safe in angels keeping;
When the stars shining bright, w
Heaven bless him every night s
s Dariing---in your future home iEs IS
Stranger friends win welcome thee, -
asf Far beyond the blue waves foamj 81
Hourly watt sweet thoughts to me; ae
And wherever you may roam! e
= Heaven bless you In your home G
How my loving heart will yearn
For the idol Of my heart;
For my dar ing's safe return,
Oh what bitterness to part;
This my fervent prayer shall be-
Let me i've to welcome thee!1
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-17

G. p. KIMBALL'S
3tA PATENT 4ag .n8i.a
JUMP SEAT CARRIAGE !

The attention OF the public Is respectfully called
to my NEW STYLE PATENT JUMP-sRAT CARRIAGE
nsssf FIR Two or four assengers-nvsnted and
Thereby CERTIFY, that have used. the past season
p Kimbal obtained Letters Patent on the 18th Of
Nov. 1884 take great pleasure in saying to all
Family Carriage, that, in my opinion, the KimbaIl
Jump Seat far surpasses any thing OF the kind
befoIe invented-being very genteel in style, as
single Carriage, yet roomy and comfortable for four
ft groom personsis also Of the easiest riding
sa,s ss ever sse e. either with two two or -four
child can shift them, and so well proportioned and
made that they do not get out Of repair. s
advise Al to examine before purchasing any 9TH
~, Jacob Mcclellan, Mayor of Portland, Me.
POI Rev Alex. Burgess, u agfst
W. 2. chase, of Chase Bros. 4 CO.,
w. v. Moses, Bath, Me-,
Thomas Lambart Augusta, Me-, H-s
w. o. N. Shaw, Bangor Honse, Bangor, Me-,
voM 7. j. Southland, Richmond, Ne !, -
q q soule, Freeport, Me-,
9 George Thompson. Portsmouth, NH.
7: N Blanchard, Yarmouth, Me-, g
s,a G. II, Southland, Richmond, Me-,
w. .. Brown Saccarappa !"
A.. 2. Smith, Jr.. Providence. R. l.,
lo1 Q. w. Robinson, New York, 87is .r
Moses BlaisdeI, Peori. Illinois,
y. X. Hamilton, Montreal, q. E.,
james Thorborn, NJ ID Toronto. @. W,
]. Rich'd Thompson, Barrisfer, Hamilton. G. w.
Prices as low can be afforded-being much less
than Csrryal and but little higher than good TOP
Buggy-while they make beautiful Top Buggy and
pert city gentesl 0arryall. iJH 10
Sold only BY the Raientee at Portland. Maine,
aud BY kIMBALL BRoTHERs, ITO Sudbury Street,
Boston. &. . -. ~.
An persons are cautionei against making. selling
or using the Carriage without first securing the
right to do 80. W 5ll'
Z Fine engraviDes ofthe carriage, sent by mall with
price, on application to ~
.T G. r. KIMBALL,
SID l8i ,rs9s h.ta Manufacturer and Potentee p
spl4dSm ,.is. 81 PRRBLE ST. PORTLAND, ME-.
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FOR ONE DOLLAR

drawn, andits value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all Gases.
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention to The fact offs being the Or
iginal and Largest Gift Assoc alton in the ountry
The business continues TO be conducted In fair and
honorable manner, and large and greatly increas-
ing trade Ia proof that patrons appreciate this
method Of obtaining rich and elegant goods. by
During the past year this Association has sent q
large number of valuable prizes to all parts of the
country. Those who patronize US will receive the
full value of their money, article list is
worth less than One Dollar, RETAIL and there are NO
Parties dealing with us may depend on havin Z
prompt returns, and the Article drawn will be im1
mediately sent to any address by return mail or ex
The following parties have recently drawn valuable
prizes from the Eureka ASSOCIATION and have kindly
| allowed the use of their nam - ist- 'lh p p
Andrew Wilson, Custom House. Philadelphia
Penn Oil Painting. value, 800; James Hsrgraves,
S2l Broadway, New York. Oil Paintn g value, 500
| deon, value. $500 Patrick j. Byrnes, wat rbury
Ct. Cold Watch, value $l25; J. +. Shaw. 224 East
Ash st NewY ork, Piano, value, $3.50, Mrs. Cbasl
Z Iu sss. Jsns~ay Enrs. n r. Cluster Dismon s
ring value s2o0 Mrs. X. Penney er, City Hotel
Nashville. Tenn, Melodeon, value, sl25; Oscar M
Allen, Co. B.; 142d regt Ind Vols. Nashville, Tenn
w atch, value, $85; Rowland s. Patterson, Co. ID
10th Iowa Vet. Vols on Painting, value, 500; Mrs.
Abby J; Parsons, Springfield, Mass, MelOdeon, val
N. Y Gold Watch, yalne, $50; Mrs James Ely, Isl
Wooster street, cor. Bleeksr, New York, OH Paint
Michigan Silver Castor, value, $40; Dr.. j. R. Sin
lfcIair, No. Main street, Utica, N. r., Framed En-
craving, value, s25; Hon. Luther Dethmold, Wash
fn0ton D. c., Oil Painting value 800.
We're We permitted, we mie ht add many names I'd
the above list, bat many persons object to our ~
doing, we therefore publish no names without per-
Letters from various parties throughout the coun
i try acknowledging the receipt of very valuable
gifts, may beaeen on file at our ONCE. ESQ b,
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-17
HrNa.--.Iosb BllIIngs ansRera correspoI

HENs.-=Josh Billings answers correspon
dent making inquiries about 'shens' In the
following characteristic style:
Hennerg. The best time tn sett hen, is
when the hen il ready. l kant tell you what
the best breed IL, but the shanghigh IL the
meanest. 1t kosts as much tu board one az
II duz stage boss, and yu mite az well uner-
take tew fat a fanning-mill, by running oats
thru it. Thare, amt no prof1ttin keeping a
hen for hiz eggs, II he laze less than one a
day. Hens are very long-liyed, # they don't
contrakt the thrut disseaze; there ~, agrate
menny goes tew pot every year by this mel
lankolly disseazs. kant tell exactly how
tew pick out good hen, but as the gelraI
thing the long-eared ones are counted the
best. The one4egged) ones knO, are the
lest ap tew scratch up the garden. Eggs
packed In equal parties oV salt and lime wat
err, with the other end down, will keep from
. 80 to 40 years ifthey are not disturbed. Fresh
beefstake Is good for hens; serpose or
pounds day, would be swl hen would
need, at first along. Il shall be ehappee tew
advise yu at emmy time, on the hen question
snd-take 1t in egg.
"A gentleman on Hudson river steamer
finds the following lines in the Bible lying OF
the cabin taAle. The lines would well b,
placed on the Aibles Of about all the boats Q
or beloved coustry:
"This holy book neglected lies,
49, No.soui with II communes; .is-g y ~
tsA a While scores Of hQuls sit round about =
1855 ia WITH Herdtds nad Irtba'sesss
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VI ,ai0 and Complexion.

H0W MANY THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY 70
4U THIS By UNHAPP Il ExPERLENCE.
Young men troubled with emissions in Sleep
complaint generally the result of q bad habit in
youth, treated scientifically, and perfect cure WA
ranted or no charge made, ~
Hardly day passes bat we are consulted by one
more young man with the aEeTe disease, some Of
whom are as weak and emaciated a. though they
had the consumption, and by their friends suppose
to have it. All such cases yield to the proper and
only correct Of trestment, and in short tms
are made toreioice In perfeqt health. .,ea.-
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A. N. MOVES & SON.
TREAsURY DEPARTlLENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Once Of Comptroller fthe Currency,
Washington, April 10th, 1866.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
u to the undersigned, it has been made to sppear
~ THE CAsoo NATIONAL BANK OF PoRTLAED,' =
anls city Rertland in the Ooun of Cumberland,
saState Of Msioe. has besn duly organized under
nAcoording 70 the Fequirements OF the Act Of Con-
srssentit ed An Act to provide National Cur.
ga secured by pledge of United States Bonds,
sst approved June 9, 1854, and has complied
cn, n q the PROVISIONS OF said ACT required to be
bankineunder said Act: wv D1D''s VI
A. n 70 h:rg re, FREKafAN CLARKE. Comptroll.
r.. =. 70. Cur sney, do hereby certify that TEE
SAsvo 4AztoNAL BArK." in the CITY Of Portlsnd
az U9rsns5 OF CumDerland State Of Maine IL
s anoseu % commence the business ofTsenSins
:. IN sestimony whereof. witness my hand ana -,
O. ONCE TINS twenty sixty day Of 1prii 10 sea-
FREEMAN CLARKE,
L;,eed Comptroller of the Currency.
NO. wv. ap29dzm
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-17
WHITE SLAVES,
l. g. the RETAILERS OF MAINE, are lin the
alton OF these worthies,)
les az, SUPPOSED TO TREMBLEi

le5 a@-1 SUPPOSED TO TREMBLEi SAG
What sayyou, Retailers Of Maine, to this bare
faced attempt to cut you off from the privilege of
ordering goods ID your own places Of business by
by sam sles shown you putting you to the trouble
Q to go to the wholesale dealer, or order .in tho
dark without samples, or take the stuthat is thus
attempted to be forced onto you by those East Of
the Kennebecsp Hays You no rights or privileges
unless grantedyou by the Lords OF CreAtion, who
at some time quietly got law put into the Statutes
that they might rule the rest of the inhabitants OF
the State? Look to it that the next Legislature
wipes out this Anti Republican Statute
What say You, Hotel Keepers and Livery Stable
men of Maine9 will not your business suffer for
the benefit of the monopolistsf H ave You no
rightsY 1t is expected that an amendment i, to DO
made to this Statute by those EAST Of the Kenne-
bec," that fine will be put upon you you harbor
or put upa Drummer, unless somebody owns the
goods he offers who has lived five years in the State
Of Maine. What say you interested in Railroad
Stocks in Maine Win this tend to make any more
travel, when nobody out of the State can travel
with samples unless with passport signed east o.
the Kennebec?" What say the Agents Of The East
ern Express Company, ami the Company itself?-
Will not this doctrine if carried out reduce you
business for the benefit Of the few Owners" East
ser What say the hundreds Of travelling agent
who are thus thrown out of employment, Maine
men born and bred, paying tsxesand holding Coun
ty Licenses to SELL but after ALL having right tt
| sell unless the goods are oUned by somebody VIII,
has lived FIVE YEARS in the State. Are your right
to be all "gobbled up" by those East of tfe Ken
| nebecs" Finally, what say the people? Must ye,
/ who are busy on your farms and in your workshop
be deprived of the low prices and good goods tina
you viii at0dys get sChere there is co'npetitiom?
Or do you wish to make few men virtually "ruler
yer you" to set the prices and give you The quail
ties they please poor good, the way they can max
/ the most money out ofits sa aas
4 See to that the representative from your to vi
or district is in faver of "wiping out" this ''blu
law put into the statute withoutsyour knowledg
or consent? e-t..-t.
Il Ladies of Maine Whateverelse may be done i
this matter, your retailer viii procure for you th
/ fashionable, durable and stylish boots and shoe
L a1 To-.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-17
PRICE PER INCH FOR =
Whtte Oak Knees, Hsckmatack X nees

The bodies OF the knees to be sided to the diame-
ter OF the arm taken ut the middle Of the length Of
the arm. THE OF the diameter Of the arm 1t OF
its clear of the body of the knee to be con-
sidei ca the net siding OF the knee The length of
the arm Will be measured from the centre of the
body, and the moulding re Of the end Of The hodv
must De equal to the net siding of the knee.
THE knees are to be Tree from all defects and
price of outsquare knees viii be 20 per cent Less thar
the prices named for square and in-sqDare knees. :
"By order Commodore I. BAILEY, Command.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-17
Union Illuminating Oil

THE undersigned has no hesitation in Offering
y this Oil to the public twill burn In common
Fluid Lamps, and emits no unpleasant odr while
burning. 1t consumes as slow ~ Kerosene when
used in those lamps. 1t is perfect substitute for
FLUID, safe and non explosive.
For sale at No 1873 Fore street, by
aa JOHN PURINTON. 7
Portland, May 4, 1866 -eod8m. =