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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-17

BANKERs. q WALL STREET. NEW YORK,
GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENTS
keep hand FOR immediate delivery, all OF Seven
thirty Treasury Notes OF all denominations
We buy and sell all classes Of Government Securities ~
market rates Also Quarermastsrs Checks and Certificates
ORDERS from Banks and Bankers executed f.vorsbls
terms. VERMILXE d co.
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FINANCIAL. 'Hi.'N
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD AND SILVER
n neutrality-suspicious. Thacrs, soveregns and Duboons.
JOHN y. MURRAY, 23 WAL street
JIoRTY-FIvE SHARES OF NAVY YARD FERRY
stock for sale very low. Address H. NJ box Dos Herald
Office.
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lIl-.U D I.lII - B
Letter from the State Oanital.

Hdilfsis snl 81 aea AUGUSTA, March p. 1868.
To the Editor of the Press: % ao.i
The following commissions have been issu.
ed from the Adjutant Generals office, viz:
% First Regiment CHARACTERIZATION Lit
tie, BRISTOL Adjutant; William L. Boyd. Am
herst, Captain Co. L; Benz. A. Osborne, Lin
coin, I'd It. Co. E. ~ .'o., n, sf
Tt0esah Regiment Iafantry.-R Robert B
Kendall, Bridgton, Adjutant. asloi.4s
Unassigned Iatantry.-Otis Gilmore, Hol-
den, Capt. 10th Co.; Charles r. Rice, Somer-
vile, LIST 1t. 10th Co.; James Davidson, Au.
gusta, I'd 1t. 10Th Co.; Joseph n. freeman
Minot, Capt. goth Co.; Joseph Rounds, Po-
land, LIST 1t. goth Co.; Jordan G. Carville,
Leeds, I'd Lt. 10Th Co. ~ La y j U II
The Governor has appointed Col. Henry
a. worcester, State Military Agent at Wash
ington. He will attend promptly to the want,
OF the soldiers and to any of;their friends who
may need his assistance either personally or
by letter. M0TDHfnug Il
The United States medical authorities have
consented to an enlargement OF the hospital
here 1t will thus be enabled to receive a
larger number of Maine soldiers than has
heretofore been possible. It has been filed to
overcoming ever since its establishment, and
uauy apphcations for transfer to it from other
hospitals have been unable to be granted for
.aeA " accommodations. It is to be hoped
tnat Its capacity may be increased sufficiently
''ie'eise aio sick and wounded soldi srs,
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though such a consummation Is hardly to be
expected for some time to come. It is natu-
raj for all Maine men, as soon as they are sent
To bosnital for sickness or wounds, to desire a
transfer to their own State, and this has boon
granted so far as possible, but the lack of room
here has necessarily prevented the accom-
plishment Of the wishes of hundreds. Unlike
an omnibus, hospital when full, has not
room for one more" and hence all other ap-
plicants have to be refused and left where
they are.
The draft has been ordered in the most de-
linquent towns in the first and third districts,
but will. no doubt, be indefinitely postponed
as soon as they betray any earnest resolution
to fill their quotas with volunteers.
A fine company arrived yesterday from
Bangor, under command of Capt. Spencer
Mayor Dale and Col. Garnsey accompanied
them to this city, where they were received by
largesescort of soldiers from Camp Coburn.
They marched to the State House, where
speeches were made by Gov. Cony, Col. Garn-
sey, Maj. Littler, and others, after which they
were marched to camp. They were noble
set Of men.
The river is clear of ice opposite the city
here, and the indications are that in a few days
it will be open to its mouth.
Three hundred men left by special train this
morning for Galloup's Island, thence to be sent
to the front. HELIos.
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A Gold Bath for the California Petroleum
~ Fever. tags "a

There is quite an agitation in Boston among
the holders of stocks in California petroleum
companies, owing TO statements made by PRO-.
Whitney, state geolgist OF California. and by
Prof. Brewer of Yale college,. who assisted
Prof. Whitney in the exploration of that
state. They agree in the positive statement
that there is absolutely no evidence of the ex
istence of petroleum in southern Caliornia.
the region covered by Prof. Siliman's renorts'
There is asphaltum enough there. but thew
say that petroleum is never found in connec-
ton with asphaltum, and that the small
amount OF oil which can be obtained from
asphaltum is useless either for illuminating or
lubricating purposes. This is pretty bIoad
difference, both in fact and opinion, between
the distinguished Swans; and who shall de.
eide when such doctors disagree9 Prof Whit
ney is in Boston, experimenting the printing of
his California geological report, in which
doubtless the whole matter will be thoroughlv
discussed. Implicit credence has been giyen
to Prot. Silliman's statements, and it Is not
easy to understand how he could have been
mistaken. II scientific opinions are to be re-
lied upon in the matter, there is an EASY test
II there Is petroleum in California, it can be
found and its qualities ascertained, and with.
out the necessity of sinking any millions of
capital In the enterprise. Springfield Repub.
lican. GC0aI ~ go
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Two WeII5 now gong uUWH, anu HlUl
Wells to go down soon.

6l2t acres Of the best oil land whiah the hold.
ers set for thu low price of $4,000 with $50 0c0 to
land stockholders generally ct iN Compares where
III Capt. al isfxed at s6G0C00. We wouls particu
larly call theattention fparties wishing invest %
this fact, as with very 1t we shall be abe
to paw at least three or tour per cent. north, d
thar within sixty days from the time we close our
our books.
We have already engaged an eDgn-, row ON TEE
LAND, 10 60 to work wi b. BY thIs arTarg msnf we
.hal save at least thirty dayf, which it would take
to get one thsre. an.
In putting this stock upon the market, the Ulcers
promise to use all tn ir energy, and confidently
pecti 10 mas it the beat oil stock in the mSrket
Ihe property of this Company is situated on oil
Greek Crawford County, Penn. ylvan'a, and ALE.
Creek is very ysluabe and from this property alone
the Company can earn large DIVIDENDS The COM
pauy WILL as quick as the funds of the Company will
admit sink several walls on his propertf
also very valuable, being situated rear the ceebra-
ted "Indan Spring." so Jailed, and eonsists of 6b2R
ssres hieh S fast rising in va.us and can be
leased at large advances from what it will cost this
Co mpany.
Since the above was written, the "Indian Spring
Oil Company" have receiv letters stating that he
Moore Well IL row flowing Oil which is OF the hD-
est lubrieating quality and will sell fer $40 psr bar
rel In this market.
Thiss ke of oil will lar Sey advance the price Of
land in this vicinity, and this Company has 652i
acres adjoining the N'Incian Spripg ComDany," the
officers fe the fullest nfdcpee in plscii this
stock upon the market and expect large and re. u
Ter dividends. . .
subscript on Books for signatures WI b. open
Monday March 8. 1866, at the office of F. W.
HATCH, Treasurer, 40 Washington street. and at
LOMBARD q GORE 90 State street.
Prospectus TO be had. and further information
$50 URItH .. RICE,
ma 23d1ms 81 Commercial Street. Pcrtls nd Me.
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o. s. Christian Commiss on.

dispatch from Geo. Il. Stuart, Chairman
ot the d. s. G. c., to Thomas h. Hayes OF this
citv saws, sour treasury is overdrawn. Press
inc calls from the army to-day. Can you
help u.s."
taken in many OF the churches OF this city on
Sunday, the 26th inst.
Tn three or four churches, however, the col
factions will of necessity be deferred till the
drst or second Sabbath in April.
- S. L. BOWLER, Agent U. S. G. C.
IT. will be seen by the above that the Treas
uru of the Christian Commission to-day is
empty. Nearly 300 Delegates are now in the
6eld, giving their time AID lahors to the care
of the wounded, to cheering the well, and to
preaching the gospel to all.
The spring campaign has already opened.
The delegates OF the Commission are even now
nursing the wounded from Dabney's Mill and
Hatcher's Run; and at any moment we must
be prepared for a general engagement, and an
outlay of a hundred thousand dollars for bat
tie field stores.
The delegates of the Commission are now
daily meeting the hundreds of our poor, sick,
starved, returned prisoners, at Aiken's Land
ing, with kind words, hot coffee, and soft bread,
and helping to carry them on board the steam
boats. and accompanying and nursing them on
the way home. n fT04 UGH
Shall this work be stopped? Shall these
delegates be re called, or shall they still visit
the battlefield and the hospital, and with kind
words apd gentle hands distribute the gifts OF
generous peep to the noble men bleeding
and dying for their native land? Shall the
men who fgAt with Sherman and Grant be
neglected?
The Commission ha'no funds in bank, no
capital invested 1t has ever relied, it still -e-
lies upon the spontaneous gifts of those who
love God and the country. To such we now
appeal for immediate help. soc u
Money and stores may also be sent to either
of the undersigned: Thomas R. Hayes, Chair
man; Cyrus Sturdigant, Treasurer; ID. d.
Burgess, Secre tary; Andrew j. Chase, J. b.
Mathews, Army Com. Portland Y. M. C. A.
nch22a5t ea nw
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The Bitter Fruits of Bad Rirers.
Invalid reader, do you know what nine-tenths of
the Bittsr Compounds you are solicited by the pro.
prietors to accept universal panaceas are compos.
ed Off Give heed for moment. They are manu-.
featured from unpuriaed alcohol, containing con.
siderable portion of faseI oil. poison almost as
deadly prusssc acid The basis of the regular ting
lures of the Materia Medica is the same Ne amount
of "herbal extracts can overcome the bad tenden-
cy of this perneious element The Essence of soun
Rye thoroughly rectied is the only stimulant which
can be sa ely used as component OF Tonic, altera.
tive and anti-tilious medicine. aud HOSrETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS is the only medical prepare.
ton in the world in which this article is used as an
ingredient Hence the extraordinary fleets of this
great specific. 1t gives strength without producing
excitement. No other Tonic does this All the o.
binary Biters flush the face and effect the BRAIN
HoSTErTER's BITTERs diffuse an az &c able calm
through the nervous system. promote digestion and
produce sleep. No other Tonic 8, l:ckly revives
the exhausted physical energies. restores the
tite and removes the gloom and depression which
always accompanies weakness ofthe bodily powers.
New York House, so Cedar Street, N. r.. 5rs
mar22 d& WV
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JOHN JOSEPH LYNCH. Bishop of Toron,o o.
q. W. has published in the Leader letter in
which he complains that "the Sisters of Chal
1ty have been grossly insulted in Toronto
They have been called opprobrious names,
seized hold Of by men, pelted with stones and
their costumes have been contumeliously "ex-
hibited in masquerades and skating Kinks. y
The Toronto Globe thinks the Bishop must
be under some mistake, for no "men" wopld
thus treat these sisters. And as to their cos,
tunes being represented in skating Kinks, ii
says nothing is more common in Roman
oatnolic countries than for all kinds of relig-
sease 70 be caricatured. The very highest
usu,'AfieS down to the humblest neophytes
S Az .nus uesis with" The Globe cannot un-
osn ., upon "nat principle Bishop Lynch
SELF An -home IL
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DIED.

In this city March 81 after an illness of two years
Mr. Weston Soule. aged "a years months.
Eastern papers please copy.l ee i..t n
In Westbrook. March ri, Mr. Jeremiah Folsom
aged 40 years months 10 days. 20 'sfft1 q
H Funeral ON Sunday Afternoon. at 2 O'Clock
Relatives and friends are invited to attend. 1l
IN Bath. March 20, Mr. James NJ MInroe, aged Sc
years months. i AHf Inaf ia 'lFf
In Nantucket, Macs, March II, Lizzie A, eldest
daughter Of John N Bovey, formerly of Bath, aged
16 years months. ~ W. sii1 y - DIX = .
in Lewiston, Feb 26, Mrs Margaret, wife Of WIN
Allen, aged "a years. " yiiJ Si3lif dN77i-7
In Readfeld. March IL. Mr. Atsette Luce. aged ~
In Lewiston, March 20. sud euly, Maj e L Town.
end, of Auburn, aged -. aah 80 ''17 = = -
In Lewiston. March 10, Mrs Irena N Atkinson
aged 81 years months.
At Salisbury Prison, N C. Jan 1, Sami Thorn. OF
GO n, lst Cavalry, aged Is years-son of Thos
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List of Maine Soldiers, Died in Salisbury
December, 1854, to February, 1865.

December, 1864, to February, 1866. -
3 We copy from the New York "Tribune, ,
with date Of death: }o3ssa go2
F. Bales, Co. F, 3lst regt., Dec. 81; j. W.
Bates, Co. F, S1st regt., Dec. 81; Jeremiah
Banks, Co. I, 10th regt, Dec. IS; James Bean,
Co. d. 10th regt., Jan. 10; A. A. Briggs, Co.
!, 10th regt., Feb. 10; Cyrus c. Baker, Co. D,
9th regt., Feb. 5; Nathan Chapman, Co. F,
S2d regt., Jan. 81; N. S. Coffin, Co. E, 9Th
regt., Jan. %; Henry Cappera, Co. K, 18th
regt., Feb. 8; Ezekiel Cole, Co. G, 10th regt,
Feb. Is Wilmot W. Duhton, Co. F, 10th
regt, Jan. "a; George Dearborn, 9th regt,
Feb. 7th; Henry D. Fish, Co. C, 10Th regt..
Jan. Il; George A Francis, COL, 18th regt,
Jan. u; William Farrar, Co. G, 10th regt.,
Feb. Daniel Faggott, Co. e, 14th 1egt,
Dec. 20; James Grant, Co. F, 14th regt., Jan.
10; Elias Humphreys, Co. G, 10th regt., Jan.
~; Joseph Hart, Co. K, s1st regt., Jan. 81;
d. A. Hurd, Co. F, 9Th regt., Jan. 81; E. S.
Hendrick, Co. G, 9Th regt., Feb. s; Richard
Knowles, Co. A, 10th regt, Jan. 9; Anthony
Kudurer, Co. d, 18th regt Feb. 1s; Francis
Lowe, citizen, Jan. 8; John Lowell, Co. q,
S:h regt., Feb. 4; Lemuel Mayo, Co. E, 9th
regt, Jan, is; Thomas Mcclure, Co. K. 10th
regt., Feb. IL; Charles c. Newell, Co. E, sth
regt., Dec. 20; Gardiner Patterson, Co. F.
S2d regt., Jan. 7; James Penny, Co. i, a1st
regt, Jan. 10; James Parsons, Co. A, 10th
regt., Dec. %; Stephen S. Robertson. Co. D.
10th regt. Jan. 81; Theodore Rsuyde, Co. F,
l6ta regt, Jan. 3; William Small, Co. B, 9th
regt., Dec. 25; Asa Smith, Co. F, S2d reet..
JAN 2; Appleton shorey, Co. c, 10th regt.,
Feb I; Mark s. Towle, Co. E, 10th regt.,
Jan. 30; Leonard Titcomb, Co. F, 18th regl !,
Jan. &c. ,ieiod ssaGa 5 - ,a'se4S q
Died in Richmond rs Al. Smith, Heavy
Artillery, March 8. moo d9aa 5 t,si1R
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|, q Agricultural Helm. Z

The New York Tribune suggests that those
10 want OF help on their farms might procure
it from the deserters from the rebel ranks who
are now In and about Washington. Hundreds
and thousands are there who would be glad to
work for fair pay. Those in need of help might
club together and send an agent to Washing
ton or Baltimore to hire such as seem most
worthy OF employment. No doubt there is
any quantity of such help in and about Wash
ington and Baltimore. OF late assertions
from Lees army have. been numerous, and
still increasing. 1t would be well to set these
deserters to work and the country would be
benefited by them. In years past they have
been no profit to themselves, and perhaps they
would now go to digging the soil and atone
for the errors of their past life. aga
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MARRIED.

Abbie w jackson. $50
In woolwich; March 1s. Capt Francis NJ stinson
:, In skowaegan. Horace wyman and Mahala Tut
Colby. 80 =
In fremont. Feb IL, Augustus Gordes and ArYilda
M Reed.
In Gouldsboro. March II. Lieut. Eli H Bunker, of
g, and Rhoda Stephens, of Steuben. ~
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$50. OF BOSTON.
$350,0O0, Capital Stock.
100000, Shares.
$4,000, Reserved Working Capital.
$3.50 par value and Subscription
Price.
No Personal liability or Future As
sessmenis.
PRESIDENT,
JOHN s. BARRY, of Boston.
la TREASURER,
LEVI h. STRAW, of Boston.
..e., DIRECTORS,
JOHN s. BARRY, of Boston.
SAMUEL JOHNSON, OF Charlestown.
j. s. SMALLER. of Roxbury,
V. j. MESSENGER, of Canton,
SETH E. BROWN, of Boston.
A. W. ADAMS, OF Roxbury,
s. F. TILSON, of Titusville.
OF BOSTON.

The properties of this Company consist f64s acres
principally owned in Fee Simple the most eesIra-
BILE Oil Lands, situated mostly on OIL Creek Penn,
upon which there are three wells now down, cspa-
BILE OF producing from 100 to 1000 barrels per day
when completed, ss they are located 80 near the
great producing interests of TIE Empire, Noble,
Sherman, and Dr0ke wells, on this noted creek
This Company offer Inducements seldom 10. wi,h.-
The capital stock is fma for the amount of val
liable oil lands the company possesses. Three en-
gines are alre dy at the well1 Our Agent ut Tius-
Vile writes Us that the well 81 the McElhany farm
has commenced flowing, which pieces this Ccmpa-
ny beyond doubt of success. I he Oficers of this
Company, in placing this property before the New
England public Lave full confidence that no proper
ties yet offered are superior, or any out of which
larger and more certain dividends m " at once be
ex eced. Maps and full information given on ap-
plieation to Q Treasurer. Subscriptions received
by JOS. W. DAVIS, Banker, No Is state street,
and at the OFFICE OF TIE COMPANY, No n
Gomez Ess STREET. RosroN.
LEVI II. STRAW, Treas'r.
mcb23eodlm
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DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERR BITT ERS

The Greaf Bl cd Purifier; the best Health Restor.
used assI ~ Il
Thee efjcually cure Jauadce, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious Cepp plants, General Debility, and all
They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels re-
store the appetite drive out all humors purify the
blood. and strengthen, invigorate build up and re-
store to health and soundness. both bedy and mind
all who use them. Price rs, co. and rs cts Ter bot
tie Sold BY AL dealers in medicine. GEORGE C.
GOODWIN & Co., 38 Hanover ST., Boston.
mchlS1d4m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Hiltun,s Insolub,e Cemeut.

For wood, leather, crockery, and other substances
is the best aid to economy that the housekeeper can
have 1t is in liquid FORM and insoluble In water or
oil. 1t will adhereoy substances completely Two
bottle. with brush family package) rs cents
each. Sold everywhere.
HILTON BROS. & Co., Proprietors, Providence.
r. I. On receipt of so cents, family package will
be sent by mail. feb7d3m
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iat RTCE BROTHERS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
60 and II East Water ST.,

MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN,,
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR. BEEF,
PORK, LARD. HAMs. BUTTER, SEEDS, etc. *
The fol owing choice brands of Flour on hand =
BERrsHY's BEST, N. WARREN,
GARNET. EAGLE
- 49, 0HAMPIoE, -l MCCLELLAN.
Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge. ft. -sI4l =, N u - '-' =
EB-Flour and Produce bou 2 l,t stored and insur-
ed at liberal rates, marl3eodly
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IMPORTS.

? HAVANA. Sch Mary white-e22 boxes sugar
tzOo clgars, to Machin: hhus molasses to master
8 - IA AIANZAS. Brig o Adams-322 hhds molasses.
hid sugar, to master. ~ u II n 80 -5ss eff
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train nr ssr.oN.-In consequence Of freight
another , lug OIL the track at South Paris, and
crard TO- r~r .ne bridge across back cove, the
,rara del.vad and Eastern passenger trains
"eie ueiaseu 'nree hours yesterday aftarroor
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Administrators Sale.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Smile.

NOTICE is hereby eiven, that by virtue of a n.
IN cense from the Judge Of Probats for the County
yate faie the dwell ing house on The pr ,niscs -
the twenfy-seventh day of April, A. ID 1855 At ten
o'cosk In the forenoon. the homestead Farm Of tha
late Benjamin Webster, lste of Ercepo T. in said
COUNT deceased, situated in said Freeport consiss
ty &C es ofIand l1I - N-''o'e"-
1866. - - JOaN "a III p M5IS1' A. "
1oWo" Fr Administrator
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The SUFFOLK AND o,,-cn
IEUM Co., Of Boston, offer greet 49, rhFho-
l0r Investments. Read their advertIsem vaents
anotneF column. The stock Of this Comns 7. n
Is nearly all taken. company
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Ease, Elegance and Safety !
The Novelty Pipe Cover.
Patented Feb'y 7th, 1855.
To the Public.

This is to certify tnat fifteen years ago was taken
sick, and the doctors called it Liver Complaint and
treated me for that disease but received no perma
nent relief, and during the past winter had been
worse than atany previous time. called to see Dr.
Harvey, Febllth, 1865, and he disagreed with all
who had before examined and treated my case stat
ing there was no trouble with my liver but that it
was in the stomach and episastr'c region, and that
my disease was Dyspepsia DR.. Harvey treated me
for this disease, and am happy to say 4 am now
entirely free from this terrible difficulty also had
the catarrh very bad for ears and this is almost
tirely removed. would be pleased to see and talk
with any one in regard to my case snaa
EDWARD G. MONROE,
E& Sass fGs 81 Washington 81.
Portland, March 10, 1866 4 mch2Otf
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COMMANDER GEORGE HENRY PREBLE
has been detached from the "St. Louis" and
ordered to command the Cambridge"
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Notice.
There will be pubic meeting in behalf Of the
U. Christian Commission, at the LIST Baptist
Church, Federal ST., on Sunday evening, ccmmenc-
Ing al o'cl OK. Addresses will b. made by Rev
8. h Merrill, Chaplain fist Maine Cavalry, and
others. TH0B. K. HAYES,
mar 2Sd3t Chairman Army Com
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cOLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

87COL1 a Il Els HONEY SOAP.
THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials.
is mild and emoliient in its nature, fragrsntly
scented. and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin For Sale by all Druggists and Fancy
GOODS DeGeers.1 M jans1d1yr.
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCHl A
Scratch [! Scratch Scratch

WHEATONS OINTMENT
Will Cure the Itch in AZ Hours.
Also cures SALT RHKUM. ULCERS, CHILBLAINs,
and all Eruptions of the Skin. Price so cents For
sale by all Dru ggists. ga s8ftrs
By sending SO cents to any Apothecary in Port.
land, it will be forwarded by mail free of postage,
to any part of the United States. $50 N
Ns8 WEEKS O. POTTER, Sole Agents,
t5 10 Washington street, Boston.
Also for sale by III ~ -
~ss 500 WV WWIPPLE
an26eod3m and e. L. STANwooD.
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PORTL AND
Photographic Gallery
ALONZO S. DAVIS, Proprietor,
80 Middle St., Portland, Me.
Copying done in the best manner dec2stf
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DIR. HARvEY. Having sold ont my bust.
ness in Boston, have permanently located IN Port.
land, Ne, where shall pay particular attention to
the treatment Of Caronic Comptaints with my new
Chemical Remedies. .sa8sstgf 1900
have cured hundreds Of casesafter all other rem
edies have failed 4tAA,A
\ Consultation Free. 3l4atsa8g vo4a,, 81 N t
Office hours from to II A. NJ, andfrom to 9 P.
N. s4ft ifs.g itn -5' 1e5 81 IS Il, feb2ldtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-23
JEWELRY.

Send me One Dollar by mail and will s,nd you
adiss' Jewelry, Long Chain. Locset. Neck Chain,
Ring Vest Chain, Bracelet, Gents Chain Pin, Set
Of Buttons, Set OF Jet Hoops, beis 6uckieS Belt
Pin. Also will sand good Hunting Cased Silver
Plated Watch and Chain tor Sl5.
Address, DRESS ERs Dollar Store, Portland.
Me. Box 1872. marsdzm"