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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-17
Review Of the Portland Markets.
Week ending May ls, 1866

Nofe.-Our quotations represent prices of large
lots from first hands, unless otherwise stated. and
In filing small orders higher rates have to be cbars
ed. For figures see quotations in another column.
I. sd The depression Of the gold market, noticed
last week. continues hitherto Quotations have rued
very steady from day to day. We give the opening
and closing rates at the New York brokers, board.
Wednesday lbs; -l32, Thursday l29 -l3, Friday 1921
1901, Saturday lSOi-l292, Monday l2sl--l3O 1-s
Tuesday l3l 34-130t
The unexpected steadiness of the market At these
low rates would alone have checked the movement
of most kinds Of mercnandise; but there il an aS :
dional of distrust The cause Of the decline
in gold is doubtless the wonderful exhibition of con-
fdenee in the government credit evinced bv The
rapid absorption of its bonds. But by tas means It
happens that the current receipts Of the
are considerably greater than its expenditure. If
now this excess Of greenbacks not being needed for
reissue should be withdrawn from circu alton. the
contraction of the currency could not fail to bring
down prices Views of buyers and sellers are there
fore divergent. Transactions have been limited to
the mere necessities of trade Prices are larpelv
nominal, and have shown marked downward ten
dency in all departments.
APPLES-Dried apples are dull at the recent de-
ollHc- 0uppy uDuuuAHbs l1nefe is but little doing
in green apples See quotations.
ASHES-Pot ashes are steady at the recon, decline
and are still quoted at 7s@8Ic " ib 4
BEANS-Prices sti tend downward and the de-
mand continues light. We quote pea beans at So so
@262 and marrows at $25o92 rs v bu.
BREAD-In consequence of the improvement in
choice brands Of -four the better varieties Of bread
have been tendingup Pilot is now quoted at ssalo
and chip at sc 5o97 % 100 TBS.
BUTTER-The new crop comes forward very
slowly as farmers are now engaged in planting, and
the market is nearly bare ofchoice lots of old Good
table butter is therefore very firm at the recent adj
vance, commanding readily 30G35 y fb. Country
bali butter is in better demand at 28@3Oc and store
butter has been fairly active at the recent reduction
CANDLES-Mould candles range from lsa2lc %
ib Trowbridge's moulds find moderate sale at zoe
@2Otc. Rf4
cEMENT-rher is still fair demand for &C.
ment at last weeks quotations.
cHEESE-Good diaries are in demand at former
quotations, 23a24c per ID for Vermont and N York
and 2l@22c for country.
Z CoAL--We note a reduction of 50 % ton for Cum
berland COAL which is now quoted at SIS 5oai6 =
Hard Goals are delivered at s13, with reduction Of
zoe If taken on the wharf Chestnut $40 so on the
wharf and 81 delivered Dealersare now selling at
loss. Operations have been suspended in some of
the colleries in the Pennsylvania coal region, but
the production is still in excess OF the current de-
mand
c0FFEE-There is q steady but moderate demand
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EVERY ONE SHOULD USE
Halls Vegetable Sicilian
H1TR RENE WEp

That splendid preparation for the hair which is
fast becoming SO popular, and much inquired for.
No one who has once tried it will ever give up its
use. -a' a1 an ,ssest +
1t is vegetable compound and contairs no in
furious properties whatever. 1t will restore gray
hair to its orig nal color; 1t will prevent the hair
from falling out; it causes the hair to grow on bald
heads II cea' SEES the scalp and makes the hairs
lustrous, and sllken. II is beautiful hair dressing
is recommended and used By the first medical ai-
tority.
Be very particular to ak for Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover, as there Is worthless imi-
tation in the market. sYF s48E dxaIh b.
r. p. HALL &,CO., Proprietors, Nashua, N, H.
Wholesale Agents in Portland W. r. Phillips and
H..H. hay, and sold by Druggists and Dealers gen.
orally. IA sfs4vsyf3 mayl54w
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HOWE STEVENS, FAMILY DYE CoLoRs.-The
mily DYE Colors, manufactured by the well
known chemists Howe Stevens, 260 Broadway,
are in general demand throughout the County
This Is just what might be expected, when the Deau
these dyes is considered There no less econom-
ical than excellent can ri adily be used BY every
family; in few hours any material garms mt can
be colored to any hue desired, and in n style not
equaled by any dyeiDg establishment in the land :
The demand for the Family Dyes is constantly in
creasing: Once tried they become indispensable.
amay15dlw -
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The undersigned, after fifteen years successful
practice in The old firm Of Bradford d Harmon,
would inform bis friends and the public generally,
that he will still give his exclusive attention to
the prosecution of claims Ter Pensions, Bounties.
Arrears Of Pay, and Prize Money, and all other
claims arising out ofthe present war for the Union
His facilities for the transaction of this business are
such to insure prompttude and success in all mat
tiers entrusted to him.
Late Prize Lists can always be seen at his office.
All advice and information free Terms low. and
no pay required until the claims are Obtained
Office. Jose Block IS Exchange Street. III
TX. HARMON.
Portland May 6-tfd&W III
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CHARLES, LINIMENT.

sure and speedy cure for Scratches, Gaus, Cuts,
&c, on Horses To owners ofhOrses it is indispen
sable, curing Sweat, Calls. Cuts, Flesh Wounds Of
every kind, and the worst cases of Scratches in a
very snort time lts 9a2e e4
Full Directions accompanying each bottle Price
rs and so cents .s.f flst t-ss. 81.
For sale by Buk0E sS, fODEe ~,
mav13 aim so Commercial St.
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DIED..

In this city May 18TH Lizzie Whipple daughter Of
/. p. and Lizzie W. FarFing ton aged yrs 6 mos
r. "a Funeral this afternoon at O'Clock.
In standish. April IA, of diptheria. Milgrove C.,
son Of Joseph and Ann Higgins, aged 10 years
months II days. 81 ttc lll
In Bath. May 10, Miss sarahI TIbbetts. aged a
years months. ...l ...s s.r =.
In Woolwich, May 10. Mrs Eliza Nickels, wife of
Parson PrebIe ag d II years. " tl' DID
In kennebunkport, May 8. Mrs Ruth Durham,
aged 50 years. 81 7na eI,e fs1r
In Wells. May 10, Mr. Walter Warren, aged n yrs
18th, Miss Lydia Eaton. aged IS years.
10 Reckland, May g. Mr. Ephraim Hall, aged 50 yrs
A months. 1r-U
In Camden, May 8, Mr. Mark Bucklin, aged "A yrs
months.
At indian oldtown. May s, Lieut-G overnor John
Neptune, led 100 yea .. 90
In Belfast. April 10. Capt David Roix aged 81 yrs
In Palermo, April II, Mrs Maria, wifs of the late
Jonathan Greeley, aged 80 years months.
At Matinicus, May Z, Mrs Hannah, wife of Capt
John Grant, aged so years. iR
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. LIGHTHILL

OF No. 20 Boylston Street. Boston, wiu be at
the United States Hotel, Portland, from Mon
day noon May 22d, until Saturday noon. May
9th, when he can be consulted on CHRONIC
CArARRH, BRONCHITIS, DEAFNESS, DISCHARGES
from the EAR, noises in the Head, and diseases
of the EYE, NOSE and THROAT.
Artificial Eyes inserted without pain.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ATWOOD's
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRIV ER,
HYDRAULIO sANn puMP

"A 10 az LlO SAND RUMFs
PRACTICAL TIES rs having fully demonstrated
ine superiority o. this machine over All others for
the pu pos, of sinking Oil well the upd .raigned
now prepared to receive orders for the same
rhi machinery comprises everything raonisita for
The boring OF oil wells, exoeptn the Str. y
and CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE, tbul viii be furnish.
ed II desired. at rcasonab price) ard disnensss
with the use of the Derrick Rope. Bull wheel and
other cumbrous and expensive fixtures now in use.
and Is arranged, being constructed on wheels and
corable. that It be easily removed Tor the pur-
pose Of sinking wells In different localities
The DETRIrt Is removed from the well by our
Patent Aydraulis process, and d7esnot require the
removal of the drill from the boring This process
rot only removes all the detritus In from to 10
minutes, but likewise efsctually clears out and
opens all the small oil vensthat are 30 often entire
ly closed MP b the old process of sand pumping.
Vita this Machine and practical enginser, q
well can be sunk from 400 to 900 feet within peril
cd Of from ID to 80 days after the soil pipe has been
driven.
Arrangements being made for the construc-
ton and delivery of these machines at New York,
Norwich, Newburg, N. r., and Pittsburg, Pa.
For further information. price, terms. Rc., ad.
dress, SIMEON LELAND, ..
l 81 sd METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
apl7 eod3m . New York,
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COmmssiOners' Notice.

NJ having been appoin' 81 by the Judge Of Pr.
w bate Tor tbs County Of Cam9erian 70 receive
ana examine the claims of the creditors Of james G
warren, late OF Harrison, IN said County decaas d,
whose estate is repre- ented insovent, give Boioe
mat SIX months, commencing the icurtn aay OF
April, A D, 1865, have been allowed TO said crai
ors TO bring in ard prove thoir claims; and that we
VIII attead the service assigned Us, nj the cfis Of
y. g. Cook, Esq. at Boosters Mills, Harrison on
the 10Th aud 70 days OF June a.d the 4th d. Of
October, A d, 1856 from O'Clock 70 5 o'cockP n.
ALPHEUS b. LOVEWEu,
s. LOTION WESTON.
last ~ .fT' 7-II 20w3r
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Al Calcutta April 20. ship Antelope. Cole. from
AZ Smyrna aad MI, barque Eugsnla Fletcher, from
cons,11''nor1 III Boston.
Al LeA1orn 29th ult, ship Margaret Evans, Irefy
nou 6enoa. ar 2ith, for New York.
AT at Callat l4th ult, ships Val ey Forge, Crowen
Jackson. Robinson. San Francisco. and sailed 26ih
Tor Chinches; 18th. David Brown, Pendletcn Mel
bourne. and sailed 18th for Chinchas; 20 h. Arabia
gler ssn francisco, and sailed Goth for Chinchas
In port 18th nlt, ships Live Oak, Alden, from San
Francisco ar 18th; Tnos Lord, Preble. from fana-
At Pernsmbseo laih ult. ship VIM Tell, =. tlats
Frencnl from Newport for Simon's Bay wtR
Ar at Matamoras Sd inst, brigsfMary Stewart DIN.
1ison; and tldeha Stone, New Orleans, to load fsr
Ar At Msnssnilla list inst bsrque Acacia. Pink
Ar :. Matanzas 9TH inst. sch DacOtah. Partridge.
Key West.
Sid I'm Cardenas 5th inst, sch Anna Elizabeth.
Ar at Quebec 18th inst. ship Eastern Chief nom
Woosung. 1855 II 81
Arat St John NIB llth inst. ship Scotia. DOans.
Fortress Monroe
(PeF City of Boston, at New York;
Ar at Liverpool LIST inst Cophss starrett, Gregory
New Orleans ri -
Entered for Idg I'd, Alexander, Crosby. for Boston
for London land proceeded)
Ar at Falmouth I'd inst, Zenobia Prince Odessa
Put into Milford n aven 8jth, Johu Watt Winchei
: AZ At Cardiff ssth uR, Mceivery, Nlckels, from
Rotterdam -
Sid 2sth, New Hampshire Lord. Hong Kong.
AR at Hull 18th ult, Guiding Star Small, Callao.
Sid I'm Buenos Ayres March "A. Golden Rule Mayo
| Callao; 22d. Nellie Hunt Neson, Now York.
Ar At montevideo HsFch 70, Asia, Gardin, from
A. a Rio Janeiro March 81. St james. williams.
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SUFFRAGE TO THE NEGRoEs.-The New
York Commercial Advertiser says: The
question of admitting the negro to the right
of suffrage is demanding large share of at
tention. 1t is question that must be met
and.decided upon. There is no principle that
can be urged TO deprive the black man of a
right or a privilege which is accorded to the
white man. The negro has been deemed wor-
thy Of shedding his blood to restore civil or
der. 1t would be foul wrong to him to with
hold the ballot, and to continue him in the
Pariah state from which he has emerged.
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GTAt last tbs mountain has labored and a
very small mouse is brought forth. The Massa-
chusetts legislature have passed to be engrossed
bill to aid the E. s. N. A. Railway which pro-
vides that whenever the amount remoiasag IN
paid and the iaterest thereon Of the bonds Of the
State Of Maine. given in payment for the public
lands in Maine sold by Massachusetts, in the year
1885, shall be paid i:to the Treasury Of the Com
mon"sdtth, the Treasurer and Receiver General
snail under the direction Of the Governor and
voan0i' sVrreader said bonds to the State Of
ualne = assign them to the European and
Nor'n american Railway Company as the Gov
ernor ana oounoil may determine That is:
Massachusetts, donates to aid the Z. INA
road the paid up bonds Of the State ~ M.,rs
There may be ''aid" in this, but We dom. =. !.
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MARRIED..

In Yarmouth. May 10. by Rev George A Putnam,
Washington Skln, of Cape Elizabeth, and Miss
Sarah L Hale, OF Yarmouth. 49, F
In Gorham, N. H., by Rev Merry, John
ESQ, of Gorham. s1glp 4v7a .a
In Richmond, Waldron Leavitt and susan d An
derson. .---ssssifs -qs.,ai ..1 .....s5|.,-e ~
In Bangor, May s. John " verpIast and Annie N
Curtis. -i-' sN- l
In skowhsgan. April 80. Henry A vsrney and
Frances Snow. Fl ca sf0 a47l r4g
In Bangor, May 8. John + feathers and Susan A
Steward.
In Bangor, May 4. Alfred Foster and Mary E
Carver. Ill ]asIlf lll sean ell saH
In skowhegas, April 80, VIM G Este. and Car
rie Walker, 800.
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DIR. LANGI.Ex,s

The Great Blood Purifier; the best Health Restor.
er, and the most perfect Spring and summer Medi-
cine ever used lfAf
The, eh5otually cure Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious Co nplaints, General Debility, and ali
kind led diseases
They cleanse the system. regulate the bowels, re-
store the Appetite drive out all huors, purify the
blood and strengthen invigorate, build up, aud re-
store to health and soundness. both body and mind
All who use them. Price as 50, and rs cts per bot
tle. Sold by dealers In msdicine. GEORGE G.
GOODWIN & Co., IS Hanover ST., Boston.
mch1e1d4m
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WEsTBRooK SEMINARY.-The trustees of
this Institution have determined upon some
very marked and much-needed improvements
IN the buildings and grounds, so as to make
them not only more convenient, but much
more attractive to the eye. In another coll
umn will be found the advertisement of the
Architect, Mr.. Geo. M Harding, asking for
proposals for doing the work.
Mr.. Harding has shown us his plans, giving
both front and end views of the building as it
is and as it is to be. The tower, now resting
upon the roof, is to be taken of, and new
tower, projecting in front and starting from
the ground, is to be erected. The present low
roof will give place to a new French roof
which will make an admirable room for a gym
nasium. In the second story of the tower
will be fine library room. New windows
cornices and other improvements will be add.
ed exteriorly, while very important improve
ments will be made in the interior arrange
ments The work is to be done during the
six weeks vacation between summer and fall
terms; the material all to be prepared previ
Gus to that time.
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THE HONEST OLD MEDIoINBl

N. H. Downs Balsamic Elixir, for Coughs, Colds
Whooping Cough, and all diseases of the throat,
chest and lungs,
See circulars for certificates from Hon. Paul Dill
linghim, Hon. Bates Turner, late Judge of the Su-
preme Court of Vermont; DR.. j. B. woodward,
Surgeon for the Vermont Militia.
Sold by all dealers in Medicines. John Henry
Waterbury, VT, Proprietor.
mar3Odl0w&w1t
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A Gard.

The members Of Maybury Cornet Band tender
their sincere thanks to the citizens Of Saccarappa
for their generosity in getting up and so generally
attending Levee for their benefit This kind recog
milton of their humble ssryices VIII not soon be for
gotten, and any opportunity to contribute to their
pleasure will be promptly improved. -
Per Order.
mayl7d2t* CIV. MOVES, Clerk.
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SAMARITAN AssocIATIoN.-The Treasurer
OF the Samaritan Association gratefully ac
knowledges the receipt of $101.25 from the
citizens recruiting fund, by the hand of Mr.
Charles M. Milliken.
MIRANDA s. PLUMsdER, Treas.
Portland, May 18th, 1855.
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FIRE AT MECHANIC FALLs.-The stock
house of Messrs. Drake & Dwinal-paper
manufacturers at Mechanics Falls-was de-
stroyed BY fire on Tuesday morning about /
o'clock. The building was well filed with pa
per stock. Loss about $4,000. Supposed to
have been caused by spontaneous combustion.
The policy of insurance, we understand, ), ex.
pired few days since, and had not been re-
neWed
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A IL persons are hereby forbid harboriug OF rust.
"A iag NV WIFE, elizabeth NJ Ricke on M ac-
oount, as have made, and am It'll ready andw l.
Tag to make ample provision for her supper and
sosintenan ce, aud provide for her a suitabh and
accept. shat Therefore pay no debss Of her ,on-
tracing sfer this date.
- NOAH RICKR.
witness Jacob CLARK.
Raymond. Ma l5t 1866. 20w3ws
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DR.. p. p. Quinby

Having concluded not to locate himself permanent
ly hereafter in am one place, would give notice that
he will return to bis home at BELFAST on Satr-
day, My 27th, stopping few days in BATH. All
persons having unsettled accounts with him are re.
quested to call at his oFRIoE and settle the same.
Letters enclosing stamp addressed to him at BEL
FAST, ME-, where he can be consulted during the
summer, viii be promptly answered. va
Portland, May 8, 1855. If
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RECEIVED by the Martha Washington s. A.
Society, a donation of $101 10 from the Citi-
zens' Recruiting Committee. 20
IA ese L. G. DoDeE, Treasurer.
May 16, 1885, 80 90
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May 16, 1881

A ScoUNDREL.-Y Yesterday while the train
was coming from Yarmouth to this city, some
scoundrel threw stone at the cars which
struck lady passenger in the face, cutting
her badly
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only asked for tie rein; told him no to
hitch her by the bride, but get boy to hold
her II he should happen to stop; he said he
was going to the theatre to write letter, and
he would put her In stable back of that; I
told him II he could not get along he could
get q boot-black; he said he was going to take
apleasure ride, and asked, show is Crystal
Springs" that was between and o'clock ;
l have never seen Booth since.
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SPOKEN.

March 10. lat N. lon w, ship Caravan, Turner,
from Calcutta for Liverpool
March 26. NO la, &c. barque Luzon, Robinson. FIN
New York for Bomba5.
April !, lat "a N. Ion % Is W, ship Kearsargo fm
Boston for Melbourne -.
April 20, lat 4s, Ion Is W, ship Chapman, Nil
Ter, from Ca lao for Antwerp.
Nav lat 4e OF, Ion "A A, ship John Tucker from
Bristol for New York
No date, lat SO "a. Ion 10 OF. ship Redgauntlet,
Nickels. from Liverpool for Calcutta
No date. lat 81 II, Ion 81 ship Good Hope Miller
90 days from Calcutta for Hut Z. I
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Charles Iiniment.
CURES chapped Hands, chapped Lips, ChiIblains
Cuts, Burns, Bruises, sc, &c.
Price Twenty-Five and Fifty Cents.
For Sale BY BURGESS, FOBES & CO, -
maylsdim 30 Commercial St.
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$780, THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY FOREVER.
Those who desire brlliancy Of complexion must
purify and enrich the bio ID ,wh CHI HELMBoLDs CON-
oENTRATED sARsAPARILLA invariably does. Rec
oleeet 1t is no patent medicine. Ask ,or Hembolds.
Take no other.
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SPECIAL Es.
A CARD.

ELISHA WHEELER, Jr, would hereby tender
his heartfelt thanks to 0ur efficient Fire Depart.
ment" and to his numerous flieads In general, Fl y
their valuable exerfioDs in saving 50 much Of his
property they did, at the threatening fire of yester-
day morning, at the P. s. o p. Railroad Station.
May l7-dlt2 sst4M s3aa assa bra sss1y
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IMPORTS.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

'CARDENAS. Sch Mary Patten-8s6 hhds "a tros
So bbls molasses, to " Churchill g Co.
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DR.. QUIMBY.-It is with feelings OF SUI
prise and regret that many of your readers re-
ceive the announcement, given in your adver-
Using columns, that DIR. P. P. QUIMBY has de-
termined to leave Portland. The Doctor has
been in this city for nearly seven years, and
by his unobtrusive manners and sincerity of
practice has won the respect Of all who know
him. To those especially who have been for
tunate enough to receive benefit at his hands
and they are many-his departure will be
viewed as a public loss. That he has mani
tested wonderful power in healing the sick
among US, no well-informed and unprejudiced
person can deny. Indeed, for more than TWEEN
ty years the Doctor has devoted himself to
this one object, viz: to cure the sick, and to
discover through his pract ce the origin and
nature Of disease. By a method entirely nov
Ell, and at first sight quite unintelligible. he
has been slowly developing what he calls the
science of health; that is, as he defines it, q
science founded on principles that can be
taught and practised, like that of mathemat-
les, and not on opinion or experiments OF any
kind whatsoever.
Hitherto he has confined his efforts to indi-
vidual cases only, seeking to discover in them
what disease is, how it arises, and whether it
may not, with the progress of truth, be entire
ly eradicated. The results of his practice
have been such as to convince him that Dis
ease, that great enemy to our happiness,
may be destroyed, and that, too, on grounds
and by method purely rational; and he goes
from US not to abandon the cause, we are re-
joieed to learn, but to enter broader field of
usefulness. wherein he hopes not only to cure,
but as far as he can, to preuent disease.
The path he treads is new enc and full of
difficulties; but with the evidence he has al
ready given, in numberless instances, of his
extraordinary ability in detecting the hidden
sources Of suffering, we are led to hope he
may yet accomplish something for the perma-
nent good of mankind. i An object SO pure,
and method so unselfish must, when under
stood, claim the favorable attention of us all.
We bid him God speed.
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coLGArE,s HONEY soAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, In such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
Is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly
acented, and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale By ou Druggists and FaRcy
Goods Dealers. f6st jan31dlyr.
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HelmboId's Concentrated Extract Bucbu
tl > q; Is the great Diaretic. E8fv
KKLMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAPA-
f's RILLA
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, and are the most active that be
made
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THE Union Tile Co. OF Poultnev, VT, vii fur-
n nish Floor filing from 70 10 inches scRaye,
in colors of Broom, Green, PaTp e. and idd-
samples OF me small sizes can be seen q. the Ter.
chants Exchange.
. Orders received by
JOHN O. PROCTOR
Portland, May l7-dlw
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B~It is said that there is no longer anv do,ht
but that the Naval Academy viii soon be removed
to its old quarters at Annapolis. Md.