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The Portland daily press., 1865-05-23
The Presidents Death in swadau.


Extract of letter from W. w. Thomas n.
American Consul, Gottenburo. S,ne5en
AprA ~, 1855, al N8RmnxSf
Lincoln is dead-Seward dyingn These
are the terrible tidings which flashed to MS
over the wires to day. The sad news spread
quickly through this Swedish city. Men for
got their business, and gathered in knots all
along the broad harbor streets. Eyerywhere
tue deepest sorrow and indignation were ex-
pressed. 3 ,ssss sxn' $500
Inc STARS and stripes we love were proudly
waving over my Office, ia honor Of orr lata
victories; lowered them to half mast. and "a
l passed along the street, the people. MANY Of
whom were strangers to me, took me by the
hand, and expressed heartfelt sympathy for
our nations great loss. lsa
Almost instinctively, las it seemed) FAIRS
began to appear at half mast, waving out the
peoples grief. The first banner was run IN
from the lofty navigation school; the public
buildings in the town followed, then the ship
ping in the harbor. caught up the theme, and
soon the flags of all nations, lone after another,
were sadly unfurled. 5aeusa sf.s~re
Standing on an eminence. overlooking the
RIVER could see how the sad story spread in
everwidening circles. as one flag after another
noased silently out, till at last all Gottenburg,
WIN Its three miles Of shipping, stood mourn
s America's great nan-our beloved Chief
~. isaac. 1t was touching sight, to wit
Ao'' IN this far city, of another tououe 90 ain
80 -. n,an,les'ation of grief No Swedish
800 90 before hung out her standard of
mourning ~ the death Of any foreign prince
potentate or ruler; no order was given IN ths
present mt instance; 1t was the voluntary spon on
taneous tribute Of the people, to the naop r
greatest representative. the clear, calm far
seeing, natures nobleman-
ga ABRAHAM LINCOLN. -
q ID
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Davis saws SAYS s 'ne eap'u'e VI 'sn'
urn. ,aatax. .....,,., 4.
his is essss and started for the woods closely oi
but s us Ss s. thought him woman
psstsd his sex at Oneen
"a General Wilson does not endorse the story.
n:a Wlli % noticed; yet Secretary Stanton off,
While attem Itine , II msss hs was caP.ur sa
ywife's clothes.n Thus the tale Of ! conrier
which Gen. Wilson, after an interview with
t am S won,o not endorse, L adopted by Secre
ali the rusto Of reguIar ta,s,hasrsr nv WIZ
evidently as great in that business as in mill
sary strategy 9EIgaI9lg
The above, intended as a severe cot az Mi.
sAn-~4~-- stantnn appeared in the Aro.s AZ
an editorial yesterday morning. AZ sno"-i--
fellow-feeling Of that paper ior the rebel chief,
-=sehe.- = oiains the Government cannot put
~ '"l ~ sleason' ana wpom II is no doubt
g p.s ..e - welcome PACE into the Union
agaln as good.enough Democrat to COM
n |CI
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+ EVERY ONE SHOULD USE
Halls Vegetable Sicilian

That splendid preparation for the hair which i.
fast becoming 50 popular and 50 much inquired 70
No one VINO has once tried IL win ever give up its
use. 10 9Nok8AA no sss 1871
s tits vegetable compound and contains NO In.
furious properties whatever. It viii restore gray
nair 10 ts orig nal color; i VIII prevent the hair
from falling omit it causes the hair to grow on bald
heads; 1t clea the SCALP and makes the hair soft
lustrous and sllken. 1t il beautiful air Dire ssr g.
10 Is recommended and used BY the first medical aa
tAovity. - .g9airoa Q 70 slIre1hJ ahfs <
Be vary particular to, ask for Halls Vegetable
Sieilian Hair Remover as there Is a worthless imi
tation In the market. IL $3.50 ',sj,,.,
RsP. HALL @ CO.. Proprietors, Nashua, N, H.
Wholesale Agents in Portland. W. y. Phillips and
HI. H. Hay, and sold by Druggists and Dealers gen.
orally. -9lHe sei asHlk mayl54w
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e tili.s.ig 9 ATwOOD's 4. sa-n
PATENT DRILLIN G MACHINE.
5psslo PILE DRIVER,
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

= ai.9 - ! INA LIZ bAMO xUmEs
PRACTICAL TIES rs having fully demonstrated
the superiority OF this machine over all Others for
the pu pose Of shaking Oil wells the undersigned il
now prepared to receive orders for tho same.
This machinery comprises everything requisite for
the boring of oil wells excepting the STEAM ESasE
aud CAST Iron DRIVING PIPE, thu viii be iui nish
cd. ii desirs a. at esonaD prce,l ard dspers:s
with the use Of the Derrick Rope Bull wheel and
other cumbrous aed expensive fixtures now 10 use,
and is arranged, being constructed on wheels and
portab O. that Il can be easily removed ior the pur-
pose OF sinking wells in different localities.
5 ltrRE DErRTrcv Is removed from the VOL by our
Patent Hydraulic process, and es not require the
rem wal OF the drill from tie boring This process
not only removes all the detritus In fl ON to 10
minutes, but likewise eA5ctually clears out and
opens all the small oil veins that often entre
ly closed up the Old process Of sand pumping.
Wtth Tbs Machine and a practical erginser, q
well can be sunk from 400 to 600 feet within peri
cd Of from Is to 30 days after the soil pipe has been
driven Tf t04IUf TE NAME ~ .f57l.a % n
Arrangements being made for the oonstruc-
ton and delivery Of these machines at New York,
Norwich Newburg, N. r., and Pittsburg, Pa.
For further inform alton. price, terms, ~c., adj
dress, 90 ~ a- SIMEON LELAND,
srter /. lgfr ID, MEFRoPOLIrAE HOTEL
o5 SPIT eodSm siasvao9 vol no New York.
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TO MAINE SOLDIERS.

Z Theundersigned wOuld give notice that they are
prepared to give their exclusive attention to the
claims of all Officers and 81 iers who are about to
leave the service Pensions, Bounties,a Arrears of
Pay, and Prize Money collected with despatch. &
The latest Prize Lists, with the and value Of
each Prize can be examined by any one who chooses
to call All good claims cashed " desired. Advice
free. No charge unless successful. s.,..,. 2
The junior member Of this arm, having been cor.
neoted with the late 9th Regt Maine Vols for ever
three years. UNDERSTAND sfuy the rights Of both Of
fcers and Soldiers, ard would respectfully ask his
military friends to call at his Office, where be will
attend to them personally
kNNv& UN weN ISAAC N. FELOH
S~s FRANK G. PATTERSON
Portland May 3. 1885,, -lDr dim
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9idTHR GREAT PREPARA1roH o. THE Aap-Ara,
years Of experiment and expenditure. Messrs How
STEVENS, of this city, have brought 20 pef,eetlon
sert that they saTpass. Seyond cont arison anv
preparation Of the kind ever put into the market =
Their Inst includes somethiriy or more colors which
can be desired. They are peri Ct econom cal. adj
m rap,e, and once tried become a household bless.
Ing In these times Of hghpfices their de will
garment To our mind they meet 4 long existing
want The demand Tor the dyes canIst iaiI 70 Ia
immense. '@'H - sHH may2gsnd2w sn
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lFrom the Lancaster (Pa.) Express J
A Proper Appointment,

"A fTOpbT Appulaei
Tho snacial dispatches from Washington re
mort that the President has appointed Major
General b. o. Howard, OF Maine, chief OF the
Freedmen's Bureau. The position is oneof
vital inheritance. The noblest act OF the iasss
President was the guarantee OF freedom 70
the slaves in the South. Congress endorsed
the pclicys and gave practical effect 70 the en-
dorsement, by the provision for the estaoiisn-
ment of Freedmen's Bureau, for the protec
ton of the freedmen, and guarantee TO them
of the rights hitherto denied to them: - - =.
The measure. during the passage through
( Congress, received in both Houses the sup
nart Of the ablest men both in and out of the
Legislative halls. After the act became a.
law much anxiety was felt by the friends OF
4hs emaneipated citizens or the Sou hern
States, lest in the has ts to organize the Bu-
reau, an improper person should be appointed
to the chieiship. aaiaolssaq saszss 7os
Itrequired, first, a man whose heart would
be in the work of amelierating the condition
of the freedmen; q man whose executive abil-
| tiles should be ample for the important work;
whoseintegrity az well as his Judgment could
be relied on in any emergency, and in whose
faithfulness and ability both the nation and
the freedmen could repose confidence. Pres
ident johnson has selected for the position
Christian patriot of sthe noblest. cast A man
whose moral worth, integrity Of purpose, and
al.i~:en of character, tested as If by fire, have
Gen. Howard Is q Fgt~s.----.s oarruz
served in the regular army during the MtAt
da war, afterwards resigned and studied the
i ologys and was preaching. AT the outbreal
OF the rebellion he resumed the sword, recruit
ed regiment for the three months service
which re-enlisted for three years. Col. How
ard was promoted to a Bri gadier- Generalship
lost his right arm in the battle of Fair Oaks
and had the sole of his boot shot from his foot
!, near Atlanta tk@ s@f~
In Sherman's celebrated campaigns through
Georgia and the Carolinas, he commanded
the right wing of the Grand Army During
all the weary campaigns, Gen. Howard never
s partook Of food without first invoking Gods
blessing upon it; never retired to rest with
4 out calling about him his staff officers, and
commencing them to Divine keeping, and
|
neverssent his troops into battle superseded
by a prayer for victory and their safe deliver
ance from the missiles of death. songt =
However extraordinary it may seem to
many professed Christians, the Christianity OIL
Gen. Howard possessed many virtues. He
was staunch acknowledgements found it ne
cessary in hissevere service to sustain his en-.
ergies with spirituous drinks; he was always
kind to his subordinates, and charitable to his
rival and associate officers careful of the
isrights of his soldiers, and attentive to their
wants. y som.,sT esofwYY oJgg4
In all his commands he was favorits, and
the friends Of humanity throughout the world
will thank President Johnson, most prayerful-
ly, for the the appointment Of our Christian
4 Soldier to this responsible position! SS1
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Fulflment Of Pronh.,o.....I

T. The old sorrowfnl prophet wrote, thou.,na !.
Of years ago--see Jeremiah 13:22-aAnd -
snou say In thy heart, Wherefore come these
.nlngs upon me9 For the greatness Of thine
inlquity are thy skirts discovered and tay heels
maze oare." Did the prophet have his eye
upon gentleman, alate of Richmond" when
ne penned that passage2 Itcertainly applies
70 MS case with remarkable literalness
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-23

AADfs BooK.-The June number Of this
a..s sAn,ne mas come promptly to hand. 1t is
fssb,an lSneo with steel engravings, colored
five ~. plates, and large variety Of illustra-
az bi9r,, making it decidedly valuable as well
cbossn nro ornamental. In the line of his
ahead 81 ~, aaao Mr.. Cooley is long way
vii, oa.~. :. sonpetltion. The july number
"ii commence Ell the 72d seni-snnusl volume
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In skowheean, May %, by Rev Mr. Bray Hiram
keene, Of Richmond, Va, and Miss Lizzie I vasmus,
In Belfast, May 9, Alone HoImes, of B, and Miss
Hannah p Littleisld, Of BROOKS Ql
In Belfast, May Is, Charles W Hayes and Emma
Coombs f,5f-'- W. ~ ,1-''T l- - -
Weymouth. ? y - 2 i-7'--- -
In San Francisco. March %. Edwin O Hunt and
Fannie A Ames. both OF Rockland lf7 \
IN west Lubec, April Is. vii lam Rea and Miss
!, In Prescott, April IS Ramsdei and sophroniA
{ In Maehissport, May TO- Lhrkin L Day, Of Whit.
NEVILLE. and Arsbea B Look. of Jonesboro. al
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Having concluded not to locate himself permanent
y hereafter In an place. would give notice that
be will return to bis home at BELFAST on Satur-
day, Nay 27sh, stopping few DAYS in BATE. All
persons having unsettled accounts with him are re-
quested to call at bis oEsIoE and settle the same
Letters enclosing stamp addressed to him at BEL
FAST, Me-, where he can DO consulted during the
Summer, will be promptly answered eaO
Portland, May 8. 1865. y9 @ 5len9 TT
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sdi DIR. THBBETTs' slf
iPQH YSIO L O g. TO 4

RE q f. N r r. A II o r /
1861 TAe Most Wodsrfas Discovery Of he 1gs,
VIII positively restore Gray Hair TO its or original
color, whether back, brown or auburn, and being
delightful dressing. it imparts to 1t beautiful
glossy and he ty appearance. 1t will also promote
grow h of new hair ON bald hesds, where the
glands roots are not disorganlzed ard e ctually
remove all dandruf, itching and humoIs from The
scalp. 1t 10 warranted to produce the above results
or money refunded. 1lse9sdi aslugaa1 tars F 81
TEBBETTS BROTHERS, s.r-,s p
hW ~. Proprietors. Manchester, N. H. ID
q w. w WHrPPLR, Agent for Portland Sold by
Druggists everywhere. all BAG may lleod 6m- Is
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Weweuid call the attention of all those in want
of Dry Goods TO The New York store, rs Riddle
street Mr. Lucas has just returi ed from New
York with large and varied sto Of Seasonaba
Goods. among which we notice q very large sssort-
ment of Silks Of all coIors aud grades Dress oods
Of ell styles suitable for the season. and Cloths for
mems and boys wear, which we assure our readers
Mr. Lucas will sell cheaper than any other ouss ia
Portland. may23speodaw
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DIR. EANGBHY,s

TOO I AND HERB BITTERS
The Great Blood Purifier the best Health Restor.
or ana sne most perfect Spring and Summer Metii.
The en- ctgaily cure Janndice, Dyspepsia, Liver
kind red diseases ~ DsS's' 'hu Al
They cleansetha systerus resua Ia stha ho,-aisrs
store rne sppente drive out all hunors purity the
BLOOD and ss5engthsn inyigorate build up and re-
all who use them Price as. 5o' ana X ~ nsr hot
tie, Sold 6y dealers in medicine. GEORGE
GOODWIN . Co., ss Hanover St., Boston.
-.t.,. mehlsld4m
--ftnT~..e
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DIED.

In unity. MAY Is. Henry Farwen. Rsq in the s4th
In Winterport May ls. Mr. J Morton, formerly
OF Thomaston, aged A years -e----s-''
In Warren, May II. Mrs Betsey Syear, widow of
the late Hugh Spear. aged 30 years. 0flf5i 4
In Georgetown. May ". Mrs Anna wife of WIN
Lewis. aged 81 years months.
In Gardiner. April Is. Capt A Lord. aged 81 years
In West Buxton, May /, Margaret Anna, daughter
OF Hiram Hayes aged 81 years months
In Favette. May g. Mrs Sally. widow of the late
Daniel Judkins. aged 70 years
In Dover. May 8, Mrs Esther Douglass. aged 95
years months.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-23

~ ATLANTIC MONTHLY. The June number
an an nncommonly rich oneTThas been received
from the publication Office Of Messrs. Ticknor
q Fields, Boston. 1t contains twenty differ
ent articles tprose and poetry, some of them Of
rare merit. The success OF of this magazine
under It's present publishers, has been beyond
all precedent in this country. AS a journal
Of '1dterature, Art, and Politics. p il is with
out peer on this continents, and very few,
i any,oof the long established Journals OF
the old world are superior to it. 10Y
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Petroleum.


MIR. EDIToR-I like very much the tone.
and scope of the editorials ri on petroleum
stocks, that appeared some tiyne since. 1t is
rightand proper that you should warn our
people against the rage for speculation in this
direction, BY which they are certain to lose,
and cannot gain except by joiningih the in
ception and execution of schemes whereby
others lose. a few days since, gentleman
told me that his office was used by one Of
these embryo Petroleum companies, so that he
had 40 opportunity of seeing the whole
thing. -SS ~ ss,Al 80 ses g Sgss ass,
In the course of the proceedings some Of
the members drew back saying they would
have nothing to do with the scheme, since it
was proved that there was no oil on the land
Of the proposed Company Bot others said
''that was Of no consequence, as money was
surs TO be made out of it.Y Howp BY selling
shares to ignorant or uniformed persons.
whoa would lose their investments, which
would 60 into the pockets of the projectors,
rs profits. ~. 49,.
Iwohder that intelligent men suffer them
selves to be cheated by these transparent
swindles. or course the ignorant, the sim
pie, the confding, are an easy prey. Some Of
these Companies offer their shares at five dol
.lars-some at one dollar-some at fifty cents
come at twenty-five cents each. Why is
this? grant men of small means may thus
be drawn In to invest a few dollars, which
they could not do, II the shares were one
thousand or one hundred dollars each.
j If the projectors of these schemes could de-
monstrate that oil was to found on their lands
in remunerative quantity, the shares would
not be here for sale at ALL Money in any
quantity could be had in Philadelphia, New
York or Boston on such assurances II this
be SO, how Is it., some persons inquire, that
the names of honorable and honest men
are sometimes seen placarded and advertised.
as Presidents, Secretaries, and Directors OF
these Companies ? j do not know that-but
a gentleman told me he was offered five thou
sand dollars to allow his name to be used as
al official in one OF these schemes and he re-
fused. biata sas asafl ba4 ,seeW hA1 lso5
There are some persons who may properly
buy into these projects-viz: all those who
have money that they can. afford to lose, and
who are willing to risk it on, such a venture
No Others can honestly do it. 4 know man
honest, industrious, prudent, who had saved
enough to bnya nice, comfortable house, in
which he lived. In spite Of the remonstrsn-
ces of friend, he mortgaged the property for
its value, invested the proceeds and lost the
whole. No one can honestly or with honor,
investss dollar in, this precarions speculation
unless he is free from debt, and can leave his
family comfortable in the event of losing his
venture. T.. W
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sPECIlL NO TICEs.
E-z-f-SSZzzEEzz-z-z
= - DR. T.TrHTHTTJ.

DR.. LIGHTHILL,
0culist and Aurist, is NOW at the UNITED STATES
HOTEL, to remain until Saturday noon n xt where
he can be oonsatsdl1n y1avA
CdTARRH, DEAFNESS,
and diseases of the EYE, = Al, THROAT and NOSE.
.~xsk~. may29snd5t
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- THING OF BEAUTY Is A JoY FOREVER.
Those who desire brilliancy o. complexion, must
purify ard enrichthe bio ID ,wh oh CON
oEsTRATED sARsAPARILLA invariably does. Rec
olleect II ~ no patent medicine. Ask or Hembolds
Take no other. = n - =
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THY TTs

Charles Liniment.
UUnisS -oAappsd Hands, Chapped Idps. Chilblaips
Cuts, Burns, Bruises, &c, &c.
Price Twenty-Eiye and Fifty Gents.
For Sale BY - q BURGESS, FoBEs &.Co,,
q Sm8yl5dlmJ VS5 u u 80 Commercial St.
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CoIGArE's HONEY SOAP.

THIscelebrated Toilet Soap in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emollient in its nature, frsgrsntly
scented, and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin For Sale By ali Druggists asd Fancy
Goods Dsasers. 40 BIS iaa jaaSIdlyr. y
veeA sffs4f' ~ -lrfg Il
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BEWARE OF CoUNrEsPRITs AND UNPRINo1PLKD
DEALERs endeayoring 10 dis pose Of their own and
other preparatit ms, on the reputation attained by
HELMBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATfoxs. ~ - =
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HELMaoLD 3 EXTRACT OF SARsARARILLA cleanses
ant renovates ths blood pures nstils the vigor of
he alth into the system, and purges out the humors
that make disease Tf
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To PURIsr, EKRIoa THE BLOOD, AND BRAUTIFy
me complexion. uss HELMB0LD's HIeHLY CoNcEN-
ssih * fLuIp EXTRACT SARsA PARILLA. One bot
eoetion 81 . riS-o e'A>> = 80 Ss-~r v -
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spsciAL sorIoEs

Helmbold's Concentrated Extract Buchn
Is the great Diaretic.
HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAFA-
RILLA
Is the Great Blood Prr1Fer
Both are prepared according to rules OF pharmacy
ana Chemistry, and the most active that can Dc
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-23

AND WAs9Rs which choke on IN nm the nores Of the
y ana IN short time leave it harsh aud dryf 1t
ns M AND II you want smooth and sSft skin
removes black spots pimples and ali eruptons ofthe
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! CH4RLEs, LfNTMENT.

sure and speedy cure for Scratches, Calls, Cuts,
80, on Horses. To owners Of horses it is indispen
sable, curing Sweat, Calls, Cuts, Flesh Wounds CT
every kind, and the worst case of Scratches in
very snort time. 4 \ 7narft as fonus9 asr.5la
5 Fall Directions accompanying each bottle. Price
rs and 80 eenis--34 sa isEm atedI .E5.g
4 For sale bysvs BURGESS, FoBEs co..
Il mayl3 dim sfs srs-.f 80 Commercial St.
Taers Is STERLINa reality about the won derfu ef
fscts Of AMBRoerA on weak haiF and badness, and
In restoring grey hair to its natural color aalfi
{. ~. $3.50 ,,s,,-..'s 49, msy23sn2w
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. NOT Atkw OF rHE WoRsT DIsoRpRRs that az
met mankind arise from oorruptions Of tbe blood =
dy ofthe utrnost value. - io'AS
mar2Od3m
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Notice to the Inspectors Of Flsn

HlI lI8s3Ei 9IHU a91 Maine. III IIIILT
COMPLAINTS are constantly coming to me from
~ the Duy ers and sellers Of Smoked Fish put M
N DO o., in relation to tho quality of Fish aud size
o. inc boxes containing said hsa, Chapter 90, Sec
uons Sth and OF Revised Statues OF Maine clear.
90 hey are TO re p eked in And the law OF the
State will be ssrc enforced in putting up all kinds
OF picked and smoked f3n as Il is for the Interest
OF the see' az wei the purchaser that the stand.
ard OF putting mp f-h in the State should be Kept
good. u sffr7 s--ffsf OH. r-I =. n m
South Deer Isle, Nav o, 1866. f
THOMAS WARREN,
Inspector Gen1 OF ffsh State Of Maine
n. SAN Inspectors wii5iIiotly observe SEQ 8,
Cnap 80, In 7, latioD 10 the branding Of fish. 1850
u FL sg.I5 .f...ft.t 5...-- .f E 21w4w
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ron SALE.

M q The Schooner Electric Light. 157 tons,
& IMAA well f0ufd IN Sails. Rigging, 80, WIN be
<kN4AAr sold on favorable terms, ON application
- TO WILLIAM FERRIS, or LYMAN.
son q T0BEY, l15 Commerc al st. mAy2S1w
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-23

l&REv. JAMES 6DE NoRMAED1E. al para
graph has been going thearounds of the press
stating that Rev. James De Normandie,E OF
Portsmouth, had received a call to settle at
Portland, with salary of $4,000. The fact
was so stated as to convey a wrong. impress
sion. When the committee from the Port
land parish visited him, with the unanimous
invitationto become its pastor, the only thing
the parties considered was, whether the wider
field for work there offered was sufficient
reason for Mr. De Normandie leaving his
large Isg generous and sympathizing parish
Whateyer other inducements might have been
made, could he have felt it his duty to go,
were not spoken of-[ Christian Register. %
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Boots and Shoes Repaired.

u II. RIPLEY has opened a SHOE STORE in thu
LIZ Payson Bfook corner OF Middle a a Frauklin
streets, where may be found n general assortment
Of Boots aud Shoes, which will be sold at the very
lowe Z prices, .-l - may28dtf
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MATANzAS. Brig Geo-ge W Chase-46s hhds AZ
tres molasses, to w Kfnsman Co; 8 bills DO te
master box sugar. K Adams >, - :
Z sCARDENAS. BRIG gamb idge = 922 hhds 81 tres
molasses, to b Machin. :
PORT GILBERT Ms, Sch Ocean euaen-s4 cords
wood. 20 doz eggs, to master.
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Portland Tenement House Co.


fNfdE under ignea, persons named IN an act ncor-
II porating the Portland IeI e1nsu Z ID ouso Com.
paey," hereby notify request that n, lr as,oci-
afes named in said of iucorpof alton to meet at
the Rooms of the Board Of Trade No Exchaf re
street, on Tuesday the 18th ia. May, at o'clock
n, foy the following purposes, viz: nnUt
corporation. ~ 1
2i-To adopt such measures as are Necessary to
8d--ro act en- any business that NAV Il Rallv emma
before said mt citing. t = =
,'-tt 70 t. 10 JOHN G. PROCTOR
'h eh4N9llae LEONAKD BILLINGS,
lFn iliieffM in asNr h ARK, rII aEf
ioi :. 8l.lsuf Ii LLl0a AARON b. HOLDEN.
roruand May " 1855. may23d1w