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EsEND YOUR ORDERs!.a
a JOSEPH LORYEA,
g. ssE -.acnS .- Virginia, N. r.
October 30. 1894. . 0f.gv nol4 I'd .

Postponement.
TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE UNPRECE-
dented dull times, and extraordinary fncleni'
ent weather, am very reluctantly compelled to
postpone the drawing of my Gift Entertainment
until ...r ....t
i~f "wednesday, Feb. ~, 1S65,
At which time II will positively take place at Ma;
guire's Opera House.
in3u r."'' > NON ... JOS. LORYEA.
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NEW ST0cK an BIsINKETS Of DIBEERENT
"A stiai,tsS1 Ind prices Also. { limited stock Of
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TRAVELLING AND PREIGHTING. m
Freeport Railroad!
GREAT SAVING IN TIME AND
EXPENAE

I'm AND AFTER SEPTEMBER lsrH, 1854, or
" diuary Freight win be received at FREEP0RT
and forwarded to LATR0BE without charge for
transhlpping. drayage or forwarding.
Goods shipped by steamers Of the California Steam
N. d lily, can be delivered In Latrobe at O'Clock
next morning. Freight shipped by sailing vessels
will be forwarded with dispatch. No charge on Or
dinary freight per sailing vessels for levee dues.
tranShipping, drayage OF forwarding.
All Heavy Erelghts such as Boilers, Heavy Cast
lngS Steam Engines, etc., will be transhipped at
Freeport by powerful derricks directly to the cars,
and at Latrobe will also be tranShpped by derricSS
directly to teams For this class of freight, charge
will be made OF cost Of labor engaged on derricka
only. -.'H4 4E.L r-r- --sat.r. ~,
be advanced at Freeport aud collected at Latrooe
Marx ali Freight, CARE F. R. R., FREE
PORT" and send receipts with Freight.
Prices 0f Freiyhting;. ..
FREIGHT, from Freeport to LAtroOe, 81 per ton.
DOWN EREIGHTS. nom Latrobe to Preeport or
Sacramento, viii be forwarded at the following
Ordinary Freishts. per ton -.......-.---.---s3 90
Ores Shippers to load and unload per ton----S 70
Marble, ------2 %
Lumber, A-.--.-3 W
Wood, car oil
Ga cords s---.----------------------- W
"a "a
Ma MARI Freight, Care +. l. s. V. K. R."
j. p. ROBINSON,
IA BISHOP,
oclOm Superintendents.
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spanish Fowis.

b Late Sherin OF Storey county. n. !
Yirrinia. Sept. p. 1884. se20
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GEA Liberal Discount will be Made 70
Wholesale Purchasers. 'T= t". 1.0
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Summons.

the 18th day February, A. D. Ieo0, al the nouF aue
place above named.
felotd WI BEGAN, Constable
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27
A Sketch in Oil.

Our planet is undoubtedly full of riches,
and il seems as if every man would soon have
his share-lf not exactly in the riches, at least
Ia the stock OF the companies which devote
themselves to the task of finding them
"Hide and Seek" is game that has long been
played between Mother Earth and her chill
drep, and heretofore the hider upon the whole
has had the best of it.. But the seekers have
now got the upper hands of her. Every day
they are penetrating to the secret places
where, for countless ages, she has concealed
her valuables, and bringing the proceeds oi
their suD-teIrene burglaries to the light OF day.
Scientific "oracksmen" break into her strong =
holds, and literally "chisel" her out of her
dowry. Her internal laboratories are at their
mercy. Down they dig to the roofing, how
ever thick, into the great oil tanks, where the
products OF her quiet chemistry have been
emuIating ''in bono" ever since the Deluge,
or perhaps from period far more remote, and
up comes the greasy staple ready for expor-
tation. This land of ours, already known as
the most enlightened nation under the sun,
will henceforward be the most enlightening
1t is our mission to illuminate all creation lit
orally rs well as mentally. Our light cannot
be hidden under myriads of bushels. Last
year we shipped 36,000,000 of gallons of oil TO
the people who sit comparatively in darkness.
We are the worlds illuminate and lubricators.
Produce all the lamps in the universe and
manufacture as many more-we can fill them.
Hurry up your multitudinous wheels-we
can grease them. There is an Atlantic of pc
troleum rolling under our feet. Weep, lean
Europe, over thy leanness. America, thy fat
and lusty younger sister, laughs Thy meagre-
ness to scorn! She perspires oil through in
Vulnerable pores, wherewith to lard thy dry
ness. Does the old world think to rob us of
our gold? So! we will give her mineral fat
IN its place and keepsour yellow dust t home.
bankruptcy stares us In the face, saws John
Bulb Come and look into our oil wells: thou
WIT ind our new discovery no fantasy, though
very like whale"
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27

The New Bedford Mercury relates story
of gentleman who had the confidence OF
many Of the seamen frequenting the port. and
acted for them in the capacity OF savings
His mode OF giving receipts, however, was
not very careful, for on one occasion an igno.
rant depositor turned over one of his notes or
certificates to another person, who was aston
ished to find that it consisted of nothing but
the following memorandum, without date or
signature: sPock-marked Portugee, $50."-
The paper was presented and duly henored,
but it is easy to see that in case of the death
OF the gentleman holding the money such de-
mands would have been difficult to collect. 9
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27
FOR SALE & TO LET.
Real Eatata for Sale

THE undersigned offer the following described
Il pieces of properly In Portland, belonging to the
estate of Joseph Noble Esq, deceased.
l. Stores between Exchange aud Lime streets,
fronting on Exchange street. Mr. john NJ. Baker
ne eally opposite viii designate the premises.
2. Store and land. No. IL Exchange street, occu-
pied by Mr.. e. M. Patten.
Lot ofland situate on North and Poplar streets
4. Parcel of land situate on Congress street. 8
5 Store and land situate ON Fore street No ,2l0
and store-house and land in the rear. 40
, Q. Houses and land ON York street. They can bs
seen on application to Mr.. james Bradley.
Lot and buildings on Union wharf Mr.. Al
pheus Shaw will give Information in relation to this
property. 1a48 iA9 ata aa a5aiafPus
Application for pure hase may be made to the sub
scribers. Room No. a5 No. Ill Broadway New York.
Hn 4a{ efttf.,fet JOHN r. HEARD.
SETH CALOWELLJR. q
New York March I3, 1866 @ maf2OdSw =
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27

PREcocITY.-A lad who has, TO degree
hat exciles wonder and admiration. the char
lcter and demeanor Of an Intelligent man of
mature years, will probably be that and no,b.
ng more, all his life, and will cease, accord;no-
y, to be anything remarkable, because it vss
he precocity alone that ever made him "a " - -
It is remarked by greyhound .fanciers tAat :.
Eell-forDed, compactshaped puppy neye,
makes fleet dog. They see more promise in
And even so, there is a kind OF crudirv a. 4
lnsettledness in the minds Of those yonn. ns
persons who turn ose Sltmatsly the most en-
inent.-l Whately,
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27
CAuTIoN 70 yHE puBLIt,

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out Tor general should
have their efficacy established by well tested exper.
ience in the hands of regularly educated physi.
can, whose preparatory studies fits him all the
duties he must fulfill ye the country is flooded With
best in the world which are not only useless but al
ways injurious. The unfortunate should be PARTIo.
ULAR in selecting his physician al it is q amentabe
yet incontrovertable fact, that many syphilitic
patients made miserable with ruined constitutions
by rnaltreatment from inexperienced physicians in
general practice for it is point generally conceded
by the best syphiographers, the study and
agement of these complaints should engross til
whole time of those who would be competent and
successful in their treatment and cure. The mex.
portunty nor time to make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pursues one system :
use ofthat antiqEated and dangerous weapon, Mer.
OufV.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27

NOTICE 10 hereby given. that at q meeting Of the
IN Stockholders OF Canal Bank. held the 9th day
Of marcn 1885 IL was voted thai the rresidcIt Di-
rec:ors ard Company ottne Canal Bank in Por lac d
win become National Banking Association undt r
theaws OF ths United Stst S. T. Directors having
thirds OF the CAPT al stock make the ce cates re-
quired therefor by the laws of the United States
pursuance OF the said vote, and by virtue Of the
author ty tbersin con aimed, the Directors having
procured he assent OIL the owners OF two-thirds o.
the tai stock have this day determined to organ
izs Immediately as such association r0
. ..-sst b. q. SoMRRBY. Cashier.
Portland March IL 1866 mariadlm
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

UWEceU COHtptFOtler " tNe CNFTencN, y
n Il 80 Washington, March 1 It'll, 1865 J
WHEREAS by satisfsctory evidence presented
w to the under ,igned it has been made TO appear
that "rae second National Bank If Portland D. IN
the City OF Portland, in the County of Cumberland
and State of Maine, has been duly organized uuder
and according to the requirements Of the Act Of Con-
gress entitled !. An Act 10 royide National Cur
rency, secured by pledge of United Staes Bonds
thereof" approved june 3, 1864, and has complied
with all tbs provisions of said Act required to be
c'mplisd with before commencing the business OF
Bsnking undCr laid Act: si T MA.
Tbs Office OF Comptroller Of the Currency being
vacant. now Therefore. /, Samuel L. Howard, D. p
uty Comptroller ofthe Currency, do hereby certify
that The Second National Bank OF Port and" II,
the City of Portland, In the County of Cumberland
and State OF Maine Is authorized to commencs the
business Of Banking under the Act Aforesaid
In testimony whe,eor. witness my hand and seal
Of Office this eleventh day Of March. 1866
IL. NJ iitL SAMUEL T. HOWARD.
No. SI8. Deputy Comptroller ofthe Currency.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27

MONO Il herby given, that at q meeting of the
In stockholders The Casco Bank, held on the Sth
day Of March inst, 1t was voted
y hat the Directors Of this Bank be, and they are
hereby ins tructed authorized to change and con-
vert The Casco Bank into National bsnking Asso-
ciation under the 10 of the United staIes, ana to
make all certificates and papere, and to DO mo per-
form all ssary 10 carry into .f Ct the OBJECT
assent of the holders Of at least two-hirds Of the
Capital Sock" -
In pursuaucs of said vote and by virtue ofthe au.
thory tnerein contained the Directors have prccur.
ed the assent of holders oftwo-lhirds Of the Cap
ital Stock nd have determined to organize immeGi.
s'"s'' '''- :. 2. GERRlsH, Cashier.
Portland, March II, 1855. mar. .8dlm
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27

EleCsic Medical ImffrnAaTy,

DIR HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies whe
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No. 8
Temple Street, which they will find arranged fof
their especial accommodation.
DR.. H's Electc Renovating Medicines are unrival.
ed in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating all
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain OF producing relist in short time. Il
LADIES will find it invaluable in all cases OF oh.
structons after ali other remedies have tried in
vain 1t IL purely vegetable. COL tanning nothing in
the least injurious to the health and may bo taker
with perfect safety al all times.
Semitic any part of the csuatry with full direction
by addressing Dr. HUGHES. -
NOS Temple Street, corner ef Middle, Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27

SINGULAR EFFECT OF Music ON A Doc. J.,
A friend OF ours who lived in Rogate short
time ago, was in possession of favorite dog,
of the spaniel kind. Our friend performed d
little on the violin, and often he would sit on
one side Of the fire and the dog would. lie op-
posite him. He would play several tunes
through, and the dog would appear asleep, but
on his commencing "Lucy Nealn the animal
invariably jumped up and howled as If he had
been put to the most excruciating pain. No
other tune produced the same effect.--I West
Sussex Gazette. 80 :
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27
a9,l DIR. J. b. HUGHES
CAN BIZ FOUND AT HIS ~
PRIVATE. MEDICAL ROOMS,
.oi No. S TEMPLE Street.
soa No. S Temple Street.

WHERE he can be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted, at ali
hours daily, and from A N. to9P.M.
5Dr.H addresses those who are suffering under the
ainiction of private disease, whether arising FROM
impure connection tho serripie vice OF selabuse.
his entire time to that pa ticuar branch Of
the medical fession ho feels we rantedin GUAR.
ANrERIEG A CURE In ALL CAFE whether of long
standing or recently contracted sntirely removing
the dregs OF disease from the system, and making
perfect and PERMANENT GURE!t52 AE
he would call the attention Of the atiicted to the
fact of his long standing and well earned reputation
Ooes. l7I f-faafI & Il D IeerfI.I
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27
A Desirable Farm for Sale,

A Prides Corner in Westbro *, six miles fl I'm
IA Portland; contains 100 acres Of excellent Ian d
suitably divided into til age. pasture and woodland
the whole has southern cant, IL well wstered by d
never faiing brock new two story brick House
Of modern style, Barn and other outbuldings, well
supplied With excellent water. a n orchard of 100
Apple and Pear trees JUS come int bearins.
Te ms Ii eral. particulars inquire of the sub.
scriber on the remises. ABIJAH HAWKEs.
Address, Stevens Pla ms P. o.. tsl ,gi4t.7ss 2
9sl9a ag~5 .sr i+,.- marl5d& w3wsE@
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27
Farm for Sale.

FENHE subscriber offers his Farm, situated in Cape
Portland Bridge, containing 20 Acres Laud, Build.
ina good, Fences substantial ionewa, young Or
chard, choice grated Fruit a bout 700 cords wood,
half Oak and Walnut. Also Farming tools, and 30
cords dressing. sa5 III us9s sdftg
s. Terms Of payment Asade easy. l IA a. ,esa
For particulars enquire of SCOTT DYER on the
Premises, or through PORTLAND, p. o. aA4
jan31dtf ldi &li0 fai 4
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27
Farm for I sale.

The well known FARM, situated
A<dNA ~ In Buxton, on the line Of the Y crk
MMT >wAR and Cumberland Railroad 1t CON
lzH 4E& tains rs acres, with House. Stable
Barn and Shsds, Connected witt
Center Groves fayorite resort during the Summer
making it a tnesituation for Public Hoase Fol
particulars inquire of JOHN 8! DONNELII,
Wharf. 9dAwaw
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27
News-paper Correspondence.

fTHE undersigned, an ex-editor of this city, here
SENSATION to The ms nuSssrs Of anr
In Maine, in Boston. in New York or esep here who
would like to enjoy the ready correspondence of an
experienced writer and urnalist at the Capitai OF
this State. He fatters himse that his acquaintance
with the l7cal ansactions and the public measures
aod The public men of the StateaLd Country, as well
as his long experience in typographical and edtori
al laboIs, give him advantage in this respect
which few others possess He knows how to write
eopy'' for the printer that will require NO revision
after It passes out of his hards He is also good
and expeditions proof reader, and is willing to
engage with any Publisher who may desire his ser.
vices at home or abroad, in that capacity. -
WILLIAM A. DREW.
Auousta jenny 2, 1865. ian5dtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27
For Sale.

A SQUARE block of land of about 49, 600 acres
1A OF wood land, the south side of the river St
Lawrence in Canada East. 1t is interceeded by two
considerable rivers with eligible Mill Sites Well
pine and spruce in large Quantities and maple,
birch, beech tamarac and bass wood to any amount
Enquire of H. T. MACHlN Portland =
Portland, Feb 1854. feb25 eodtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27
Fer Sale

THE subscriber offers his farm, situated in Var.
L mouth. containing as acres of GOOD land, In
Guiding about 9 acres wood land. A two story
house wood and carriage houses. and barn with eel
lar an orc lard of aboul 40 trees good fruit There
is also good wharf for shipping hay. hefacilies
Tor sea dressing are unsurpassed. Said farm was
situated Two miles from Yarmouth Falls.
For further particulars enquire of the subscriber
at Yarmouth Falls. or Capt. Roiheus Drinkwater
near the premises.
deodtf HENRY HUTCHIES q
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27
uAur rnMEInrNcr

All who have committed an excess of any kind
whether it be the solitary vice of vout or the sting
ing rebuke OF misplaced confdencein maturer years
SEEK FOR An AHTIDoTR IN SEASON ol
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervosr
Prostration that may follow Impure Cotton are
the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait the contamination that is sure to fol-
low. do not wait for Unsghtly Ulcers, for Il
Disabled Limbs for Loss Of beauty 4s
and COMPLEXION.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27
Farm For sale.

7 Two oners his Farm for
A<dEM ~ sale situated near Dunn's Depot in
tfNf5zs5R North Yarmouth formerly known
& sME leI11 as the Morse Farm Likewise
ssl@zssls1Z his 9 ock and Farming tools tbs
Farm eoutains about ITO acres OF good land, good
buildings &c Those wishing to purchase are invit-
ed 90 cail and examine Tor themselves ff :
o. E. I. DILLlNaHAM
East North Yarmouth, Jan Cd 1866 ian4sodtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27

AN INvRTERATE SLEEPER.-Mrs. Warren
Potter, who has been in state resembling
sleep for eighteen weeks, "awoke" on Thurs
day. She states that it was the will of God
that she should go into that state, and that on
Thursday He revealed it as His will that she
should awake, and she awoke. She also states
that she has known all that has been said and
occurred in her presence, during the whole
time. Some pretty severe experiments have
been resorted to, to bring her to conscious
ness, by electricity and other agencies. but
physicians, quacks, clairvoyants, spiritualist.
and Others, have visited her during the times
Her disease has proved to be species of re-
ligious insanity, well known to medical men,
>as appearing in persons in her state Of health.
She concluded on Friday that she had woke
up too quick, and wentto sleep again. Green
field Gazette. 6t2ll t.fgFl5J
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27

Miss Escher, member of one OF the wealth
lest and most honorable families of Zurich
Switzerland, has erected large and commo'
iious building in that city, in semi ecclesias-
tical style, the lower part Of which she fatends
TO devote as an asylum for sick and convaes-
cent children, and the upper or principal floor
s furnished as a large preaching hall, calcula-
ted to seat eight hundred persons; over the
'front.' entrance, in letters of gold, is this 10
scription: "Other foundation can no man Law
han that is laid, which is Jesus Christi
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27
Cavalry and Artillery
HORSES WANTED.

! UDce OF A8SJSE0Ht QBuTEt7 7WtESteTs q. q. dI
,42 augusta, Nc March 18th, 1856. !
Price Raised to $3.50 and $F0.
49, -, Proposals will be received ct this office
<>w8 for the purchase of Cayalr0 and Artillery
Horses sor the use Of the U. 8. Govern.
-xEszAe meDt, till further notice. y,
Horses offered ior the Cavalry Service must be
sound in ali partioul srs well broken in full flesh
and good condition, from 10 to I6 hands high from
five to nine years old, and wen adapttd In every
way To- Cavalry purpoees. Price $780,.
Artillery horses must beof dark color, quick in
all particulars, quick and acti e. well broken, and
square trotters in harness, in good flesh and cond
ton from six to ten years old not less than fifteen
and half hands high, and NOT ess than tenhun dred
and fifty pounds. Price TO be $l7O. ''
swering the above description and passins rigid in.
specsio will be received and paid for in the Gov
THoS G. WHYTAL.
Inn mch21 Capt. and Asst. Quartermaster u s. A,
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27
Farm for sale.

That superior A. farm, recently
AHEG "a l b owned aud occupied BIZ the late
@UESEArk2 Capt. Thaxter Prince. containing
zg4S 90 acres of good land, Is of which is
alzzss-==z4zs=1@5 wood. Good buildings and not a
ROD OF waste land upon it, Said farm is situated in
Yarmouth. about one and half miles from the G. T.
Il. K Depot. 20 I-la v ~ 69-T :
lage
Yarmouth. JAN. II, 1885, janla ooddSwtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27

HHE dwellinghonse formerly occuyied bY Moody
a +. Walker, Esq.,' situated on the corner Of
Biackst and Walker SiE. A large garden containing
ed with the premises. ,afI
For terms apply at the Portland Savings Bank, or
mch 2I-dtf " VIZ 4
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27
poRmAND, MORNING MARCH o. 1865
Curious Faota in Natural History.

The rattle-snake finds a superior foe in the
deer and black snake. Whenever buck dis
covers rattle-snake 10 situation which in
vites attack, be losses no time in preparing
for battle. He makes up within ten or twelve
feet of the snake-then leaps forward and aims
to sever the body Of the snake with his
sharp bifurcated hoofs. The first onset is
most commonly successful, but if otherwise,
the buck repeats the trial until he cuts the
snake in twain. The black snake is also more
than an equal competitor against the rattle
snake. Such is its celerity OF motion not only
in running, but OF entwining itself around Its
victim, that the rattle-snake has no way O.
escape from its fatal embrace. When the
black and rattle-snake are about to meet for
battle, the former darts forward at the height
OF his speed; and strikes at the neck OF the
latter with unerring certainty, leaving foot
or two OF the upper part of his owA body at
liberty. In an instant he encircles him with
five or six folds; he then stops and looks the
strangled and gasping foe in the face, to ascer-
tain the effect produced upon his corseted
body. II he shows signs of life the coils are
multiplied and the screws are tightened-the
operator all the while narrowly watching the
countenance of the helpless victim. Thus the
two remain thirty or forty minutes-the exc
cutioner then slackens one coil, noticing at the
same time whether any signs OF life appears
II so tae coil is resumed and retained until the
incarcerated wretch is completely dead. The
moccasin snake is destroyed In the same way
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27

A plain cid clergyman was once applied Il
bv young man for advice on very impor
tant matter. he asked which of two sisters
he had best pay his addresses to. One was
very lovely in her disposition, but not pro
iessor of religion. The other was a profess
ing Christian, but very illtempered.
Marry the good-tempered one, bv all
meane," said the old gentleman. "The spirit
Of God can live where you can't"