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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10
N. II. MILLER,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
,FFICE. NO. oil NINTH STREET WEST

N II. MILLER,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
OFFICE, NO. OIL NINTH STREET WEST,
Near Pennsylvania avenue,
Would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally that he Is now attending to all
legal business, such rs administering the Am :
nesty, rs well ~ all other Oaths, Drawing
Leases, Deeds, Wills, Power OF Attorney, Land .
lord and Tenant Notices, &c, &c.
Legal advice given in all its branches without
charge.
or Particular attention paid to the collection
Of debts and claims in general. je2I-tf
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- CRIVED at the Mayors Office until IL NJ. on
THURSDAY, the 10th instant, for grading and
gravelling Ninth street east, from street south
to Pennsylvania avenue.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading and square yard for grayelliug
. The surplus earth will be deposited on south b
street, between Sixth and Ninth streets east,
W. A. FLETCHER
Commissioner Sixth Ward,
WIN. II. LANGLEY,
GEO. BRLLEW,
aug4-eotd Ass't Commissioners.
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DIR GOOD =

NEW FANCY AND DRY GOODS STORE,
~ NO. A3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets.
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FusBRAL OF Mn. TucKER.-The funeral Of
Mr.. James Tucker took place from his late resi-
denee, on Virginia avenue, between Seventh and
Eigh4 street. east yss.ssrdsy snsrnoon. 4 four
relatives and friends. The Rev. Dr.. Old, rector
IA OF Christ protestant Bpiscopal Church, ofici-
y aied The pail bearers were Messrs. George A.
Bohrer, VIM N. Ellis, Robert Coombs, Captain
Robert Clarke, Richard Berry, and Abel o. Davis.
! The remains were taken TO the Congregational
. Cemetery. '.' .h .'N' q nAH ..
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1fT5LoCAL AFFAIRS.
GruTmAr or FmE EsorsEs.-Ysstsrday az

AlTnAL or FIRE ENGINES, Yesterday af-
ternoon about half past six clock the trial Of
the steam FIRE engines Of this city took place at
w the corner Of Fourth and II streets. The alarm
~ bell mo 2 At the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder
House was stuck At o.2O p. m. In one minute
frcnthe time the key was applied, the alarm wss
wounded from the large bells! Tho COLUMBUS
~ Hose arrived at the plug In Ave minutes after me
y alarm. The Frsnkln Hose and Engine came IN
sbrcsst, IN six minutes The Columpia knglse
Union Hese came up In seven and . hah minutes,
and the Engine Of The same Company made the
yesterday wss 10 test the capacity Of the plug to
q supply three engines Al ouce. The experiment
~ was perfectly saiisfaetory. The engines worked
spiendidiy aud the plug supplied q sumcieut
., quantity of water for six heavy streams-two
= from each engine T." W.. U.H so. "H| o
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AT LoUTsyILLE, KY, UNTIL WEDNESDAY,

AT LOUISVILLE, KY, UNTIL WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST 20, ~ m. yfor the
Model Barges Charrer, Henry Clay, Voolfolk,
Payne No. 8, aud L. Norton, and for seventeen
az Gunwale Barges; Wa " n
All Of which can be seen At LOUISVILLE, KEN
lucky, until the day Of sale.
For the side wheel Steamboat D. A. Japuary.
registered 700 tons. l-.. ~
Side wheel Steamboat Ohio, wreck.
And thirteen Q3) 0unwale Bsrges.
All OF which can be seen at NEW ALBANY, IN
DIANA, until the day Of sale : -
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MAYORS OFFICE, AUGUST 7, 1865.
QNl Sealed Proposals will be received by the
undersigned until 70 0 clock m, on THURSDAY,
the l7th Of August, for grading and RrAyeliuR
Eleventh street east, from South Carolina avenue
to East Capitol street, or so much thereof as the
Mayor may direct.
Bidders will state price per cubic yard for
grading and per square yard for Rraveling,
The surplus earth to be deposited where the
Commissioner Of the Sixth ward may direct.
RICHARD WALLACH,
sus'eo'd Mayor.
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AT NEW ORLEANS, Ia, UNTIL wEpNEsDA,

OCTOBBR 4, Is M, for the
w MEde, barge hullI:au and one II Coal Boat.
the day OF sale. r.... .ug. .......
For the whSrf-boat hatcher, TOO tons; and two
~ Coal Boats. ,,..... NO..
the dav of aala
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Col. and Chief Quartermaster,
aul l3t Department Of Washington
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NOTICES.

"a At special meeting of AEeriea Hose Co
No. |, the following resolutions were adopted -
Whereas it has pleased Divine Providence to re
move from our midst our Friend and BIotner Fire
man, WILLIAM III ALExAsDRR, therefore, 1lo1a
ResoIced, By the members of America Hose Co.
No. l, that in the decease eff our .other, the Com
pany has lost one of its most active members, who
had endeared himself to us all by his promptness
and untirlng zealzto advance tho interests OF the
Company. aesac ~ o. oaoI o. gui1d sssob w4i q
RESOLVED, That We cherish with the liveli st es-
tee ~ the memory of the many months we hive La
bored together and forever green will be the place
in oarb hearts where his memory reposes. fodr
Resoived, That we attend the funeral Of the de-
ceased as it'll thelast marx of earthly respect we
SHAH be abb etc pay him. Gt0 s0sia 9 b sssass
aResoiped, That we tender his Family and his
Parerts our liveest sympathy in this their deep af
hctianS tot s3ii.o4 s3-df 10 . s3ee lsgEH a3is4
! ,Resolcvd, That copy of these resolutions to
Transmitted 20 the family and parents of cur deceas-
ed brother be Published in the Daily Argus and Dali
ly Press, and placed on the Records of the Com
pany. * ELLIS, Clerk
Portland, Jan 10th, 1855. s. W .a1
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ANDROsCOGGIN RAILRoAD.-The Annual
meeting Of the Androscoggin Railroad cor
poration was held IN Bath on Tuesday last
The following gentlemen were elected Direc-
tors, to wit: 70.'h
Oliver Moses, David Patten, Samuel l. Rob
inson, Washington Gilbert, A. d. Lockwood,
Seth May, P. M. Stubbs.
The Bath Times says the whole amount of
the earnings of the road, including the express
and mail service, during the year, has been
$l449e9 SS; amount Of working expenses, se2,.
923 81.
There has been paid for land damag 81
947 70; for sums due under previous contrac Is.
s3,6l5 81; for interest coupons on, Bath scrip.
$25 500; for interest on funded debt and debts
on the construction, &C., $S2 55S O3. Balance
in the treasury $11,773 so. The Directors saw
that from this amount, had there been to ext
gency presenting an opportunity for an advan-
tageous outlay, a dividend might have been
made on the extension stock of the company
This exigency was the need ofbetter Depot &C
comodations in Lewiston, ard advantageous
purchases of property have been made there
amounting to $4,000. 1904 '-' .aa8
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through fear that Portland shall become .
swaste place" in which wild beasts will roam
and bats and owls build their nests, they are
atiiberty to do SO. We have too much faith
in Portland's natural right to live and grow,
to follow their example. We. oppose the re-
peal on higher, nobler and more defensible
,grounds-as a matter of state policy, not SIM
ply to build mp Portland but to subserve the
best interests Of the state of which Portland 10
the commercial and financial centre. Inc
State, even more than Portland, Is in'efesleu
In this matter.
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DRY UP FOR THE cArARRH ,

'Sympa by with these in Fiction makes it a duty
to sae that after suffering for thirty from that
loathsome disease, CATARRH in the Head. and civ.
en- up all hope of cure, heard of DIR. WADs-
woRTH's DRY Up," an procured bottle of the
the medicine, from which found immediate relier
have used in the last three months. three bottles
OF it and am now, comparatively well. and doing
my usual work, and eheerfully recommend it to
ali afflicted in like manner.
Dated Eariville, Sept 10, 1854. qua
ABIGAIL BABcocK"
n. e. HAY, Druggist Special Agent, Portland
jsn19iSw3w
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Barque Albion Lincoln. (of Harpswelli from Ha-
yana for Portland, with cargo Of molasses. went
Tuesday evening. about O'Clock. she came Of al
ter her deck load Of A hhds of molasses had been
stove, and swung her anchors leaking about 1900
strokes per hour. 1he first mate went 10 New Bed.
ford to procure the assistance CT steamer but none
was to be had, and It is feared if the wind should
cant to the southv ard she viii 90 ashore again
gone to her assistance. yilN
Sch Ella Hold gdon, from Key West for Portland,
before reported ashore at Nasasket Beach, was got
off af ernoon Of the 18th and ncaored. she
Brig Fannie, of Portland, before reported ashore
at Race Point. with loss of foremost ard leakihe
will be got on IL weather contis ucs favorable. The
wreckefs have commenced discharging cargo most
Of which will be saved In 90 I'd condition.
Sch Red Wing, of Surry, from Port Royal SC for
Philadelphia, lost chains and anchors at Delaware
Brtakwater and was badly cut up By the ice. Had
to engage boat 10 tow her TO PhiIadelnhia.l
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y
MAINE SoLDIERs.-Mr. George B. French.
who recently arrived home from the rebel pris-
on az Florence 5. G., reports the names of the
,oii '-'"ll MAINE soldiers known to him to
have died at Andersonyille Ga, to wit:
:. Francis Holden Sd regt; John Bradley. do. !;
WIN. Conley, Co. +, 9th; George Divine q
9th; inflow Walker, |, 9Th; Sergt. Peabodv 7
9th; VIM More, 7th. 4 SIS >
The following Maine Soldiers Mr.. French
knew to be remaining in prison at Florence
s. G.. when he left, to wit: Sergt. VIM. Lara,
bee, 9Th; l. g. Puriagton, do ;-Hamer, Co.
B, 18th ALLEY, 1st Heavy Artillery q 7
Lieut.. Lyons, 9Th Ne. was last seen on the
rebel breast works and was probably killed, as
he was not among the prisoners taken at that
time. .srs gsff f.sfe.fl lsrsegfo ARA
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B~Mr. Payson of Westbrook, has introduced
resolutions into the legislature which virtually
attack Gov. Cony for Withholding the $500 state
bounty from one years recruits. The state law
provided $500 bounty for three years. men.
and contemplated no other term of time or
grade OF bounty. When the Government called
for men for one. two and three years, Gov. Cony
took the responsibility and proportioned the
bounty accordingly, the same as the Government
does the 0. s. bounties. For this the people
Of Maine will thank him, despite the Westbrook
copperhead member.
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rule, is bad, "bad disciplinarian-A person
not ut for her position" e. 30
~ 1t were possible to insert clockworkA
principle, in place Of certain interior arrange
ments which sometimes cause symptoms of
restIessness and fatigue, have no doubt the
patent would be Immediately procured. No
more at present, but more if you will, in fu-
lure. sAGA y ~ A. JENNIE WILDE. 2
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DIED.

In this up Jan -, Lizzie Grace, Youngest dangh
ter of 5 Beckett, aged II ears ..i
FS- Funeral on Saturday afternoon, at % O'Clock,
from re idence No Gray street. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend.
In Casco. Jan 8 Mark Jordan, Esq, aged "a years
months rs days; also. l4lh, Mrs Emily. wits OF
the above, aged ca years. i -
In l. Q, Jan !. Oren Estes. member I'd Me Cav,
aged 20 years months. $500. "a
In Lagrange. Jan Z, Mrs Desire, reiict OF the late
Abram Fuller, aged 80 years. 80. .4-
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MARRIED..

In Bridg water. Mass. Jan 10. Francis jackson, o
Por land. and Miss sophia A Tarr of B. N II : ~
In Bethel, Jan u. by Rev b Wheelwr;ght, Z II
DAVIS and MISS Francena Freeman. all OF d.
In Chelsea. Mass. Jan IL, by Rev Mr. Plnmb, Will
ksmick. eldest daughter of John G Remick Eco, of
La Crosse, Wis mo cards.l a. lsl.faI 4'.s -
Mrs Margaret q Cincher, of G.. slla1 -. !
In Calais, Jan 4, Lieut. Chas Rounds and Miss
Harriet Chase, as r. tss7rl- tr'ag -.I j
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q The st. Adams robbers and Lake Erie
pr ties find no sympsthizers among the English
press, 50 far as we have yet seen. The Times
and the Star the two extremes of sentiment on
American affairs IN London, join in condemna-
chief lawyers is also, we are credibly informed.
favorable to the extraditicn of the prisoners be-
fore our judges Toronto Globe.
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DON EsTTC PORTS.

sAy v, S,,,. 9Th inst, brig John freeman
FORTRESS MONROE-Ar 14th. sch Israel Il Dav
Hill, from New York for City Point. with loss O
''iBALTIMoRE4cidI 18th inst, brig water witch
s PAILADELPHfA-Ar 10th, brig Matilda Apder
.oDsst Martinsi sch A Bartlett. Bartlett FoItress
Ar 18th. sch W Hall, Cain, Beaufort NC; nth
| brig Foster Hammond. Boston.
CID 10th, brig Abby Ellen. Gilmore. Port Royal sc
Sid fun Cape Henry 18th, ship Washington. Berry
p NEW YoRK-Ar nth, ship VIM rockingham
| Cid 18th brig Robt Move, Hoichkiss, Demerara;
sch Harriet Brewster. Hawkins. Pensacola.
AT 3 b. barque Pewhattan Pendeton, FIN Prov.
| dence; brig Clara Pickens Howes Port Royal SC
Cid 18Th. ship Harvest Queen Hutchins. Liver
pool; barqueJ U Brookman, McCrillis. Savannah;
big Nellie, Staples St croix; SENS Flying Fish,
NEWPORT-Sld 18th, brig Ocean Wave Cole FIN
Providence for New York; c 7 Gibbs. Tapiey. Grand
Portland tor Forsress Monroe; Willow, Wilcox, I'm
Lubee for New York; Juliet Billings, Boston for
New Orleans; Ella, Bradley: Damariscotta for Cam
S Pnsg. Ma; Union Flag Maloney, Wiscasset for
Also sailed, scbs D S DOane. INA Rockport for New
York; West Wind Harrington, and Henrietta. Smith.
Portland for do: Rachel Beas Moore Calais tor do
L snow. Packard. Rock!and for do; Cherub. Bal.
ley, Gardiner for do; Fred Hall, Ingraham BIOS.
Eunice P Neweomb, Hatch, and i NJ Wright, Free,
man. Boston for Fortress Monroe james Freeman
Loring, and Albert Clarence. Freeman Portland for
Baltimore; Col Jones. HILL and Matanzas Harni
lton. Portland for New York; Fortuna Thompson
from Rockand for do; Hattie Coombs Drinkwater
and 4 Jameson, Smith, do for do.
BOsfoN-Ar Is b. sch Adriana. Williams. Balti-
more. - ~ = -
cid 18th, brig W. Hobbs, Buenos Ayres; sch
Mary, Sawyer, Machias =
Sid, ship Free Trade; brig Horta '--'e
Ar 10. sch Columbia, Brown, Bucksport.
Cid 18th, ship Harrisburg. benz Thompson, New
Orleans; brigs G Celson, Perry, Matanzas; Darien
Hartz Portland. to load for Cuba "a '11-S1'--
+. GLOuCESTER-Ar Hth schs Adeue HamIin
Lansil. Bangor for Boston: Zina. Bradbury Machias
tor do; Yantic Rowlin. Winterport for do 7'77-
Ar 18th schs Farview, Clifford from Bristol for
Boston: Volant, Parsons, Wells for do; Susan Jane
Matthews York for do; Maracaibo.. Henley, New
Ar 18th. sch Columbia, Brown, FIN Bucksport for
Baltimore. ~ tatcIf tt4l f.I 7 ~ 70 T ~
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Rio Janeiro LIST ult, barque Antioch. Heming
way, for Akyab in days.
At do 18th ult barQue Traveller. Randall unc
brig New Light, Brown, unc 7hl 2 H. nv
AT St Thomas Sd inst, brig Sarah Flagg. Wood
At st Thomas Slst nit. ships Young Mechanic. Nc
Loon, from New YORK for San Francisco in distress
Ellen Stewart Coffin, unc; schs Baltic, Grant from
Martinique, ar 2Sdj Lanrel. Parker unc ssfs7s 80
S,a an F orig FANNIE BUTLER BARTLETT for Turks
In port ID int brig Emma, Howe, FIN New York
for Havana, ar Dec g. leaky. -
Ar = trniaaq 18th nit, brigs D Lincoln. Mi.
% Inst Cspeira, Hichborn, Portland; 4th Nieretta
Stevens. New York 49,
- Sid I'm Cienfnegos 10Th inst, barque Lady Frank.
hn Mitchell Boston
Ar At Sagua 4th inst. barque Cbas Edwin, Hooper
New York; briggs Maine Jarvis Philadelphia. linn
Ellicott Bray, Machias - 49,
-. Ar at Gardenas 10Th In :. barque r G w Dodge.
Hooin Poftlandi 18th, Ocean Eagle, Packard, from
sld 70 h, brigs SNOW Bird, Gup.ill. and Scotland
McLenan, Boston: Al aVela, Reed Philadelnhia
Ar at Matanzas 9Th. brigs Atlanta Dow sesrsr,..
~ Croten. lngIaham. Havana; 6th Circa ssian
I'M New York: 9th, G W Cha Q, Danninr. Por,isnd
DrinkTsts ssin do lith oarque Amira CoomDs
- Sid loth. barque w Grifiths. Drummond New
fork; nrig Aitnea thompson, 40; nth, Rio Grande,
land; llth barque John Griffin Chase New York;
18th; brig II Means, Hall Baltimore
M so IN last brig Clara d Robbins, Perkins for
Cd Ith. barque Huntar. York, sagua
Gsnarters-Barque .Ellingwood, e54 hhds moasses
anu sugar Tor New York Via Cardenas at $4f and ga
S 11st, org Diling CHAM. for Phiiadeipnia via
AA'An1ss. moiasses At sa 90 IND OF ilO gaiis'
.iEsaA Nv. SPOKEN. HDF
Dec 10. lat SO "a N, lon SO 81 W, ship Dudley,
a Ia from Callao for Genoa r,
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e. The undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions, Bounties, Arrears Of
Pay and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs. Office, 80 Ia Exchange
ST., opposite Postofice, Portland. t,r,
~ sn}sa r,.b., ~ 1890, w. s. SAWYER. n
Refersnces-HoN. SAMUEL CoNy, Gov. of Me-,
Hon. WIN. PIrT FEssENDEN, Sec'y Treas'y.
oct f3 d 6m. 70 81. % 2,e
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French Language.

Prot Masse retarns thanks for the patronage hith-
erto efo ded him this City, and gives notice that
his Water Term viii ,nmsac on " ednesday the
4th ofJaouary next
For further particulars inquire at Messrs. Bailey
and Soyes, between II aud o'clock dec2ldAw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-20

GOOD Tin-Plate Worker; one who understands
the business Of jobbing. To such ., person good
wages and permanent empoy ment will be given
Apply to 1. GoLDSBoROUGH
janlSd1w sone.qas,.5 ~ = Biddeford. Me.
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oa, DR.. TEBBETTs'
% s9i'eS assp1 MuiGasq9 20 taa00A
PHYST oLo.GICAL 90
.c.1ai -sEalgtR RFff'i5alT
IL A ! r. lai5ie.'os fa
-HosIel 20 laaEa fagoir
f Z q r. N + r A T. Q r
Il ITS xoDus oPERAEDI. = g e.He q


Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands ;or more commonly Roots
OF the Hair 1t is from these Glands that every hair
otthe head is formed and secreted AS long as the
scalp isfree from disease these bodies also remain
healthy and the hair keeps It's natural appearance
and color But when huInors and other diseases af-
same disease, and the lair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle. Sooner or later the hair begins to fall
Off and in many cases. IL not arrested will produce
complete badness. 3no css1 ash " faH-srf al
To remedy this pathological ooadition of the
glands. and create new and healthy action, the
physiological Hair Regenerator has proved per-
y Itisnot "Dye" and will net stain particle. 1t
Wit positively "RssToRE GRAY HAIR' in all cases
to its original CO To-. 1t promotes growth of new
hair In al cases Oh Bald Heads when the glands OF
roots of the hsir aro not completely disorganized
1t prevents the hair from falling Off and removes all
dandruf heat, humors and itching from the scalp
1t keeps the hair soft, ostand perfectly heaty, and
gives it glossy and beautiful appearances. 1t is
highly psriamed, and as dressing Il has no superi.
or. The "Rsgeuerator"i Is warranted to producethe
above results in all cases, IL not the money 20 be
refunded. Whit every Gray Head" In New Eng.
land can berestored in less than thirty days. Z +
Price 81. per Bottle. 7-i -
TEeBErTs BROTHERS, ,fge,T
Druggists ard Chemists, Proprietors, Manchester
GEORGE O GOODWIN & CO.. 90 Hanover
street, Boston. General Wholesale Agents
w. ". WHIPPLs, Agent for Portland, Maine,
Jan 2sod 4myJ nsiI'7lT fs-es,-'- = -- '~'-s
- - fyou arein want Of any i'd fPRINTINe
AL At the Daily Press Once. "
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DISASTERS.

Barque Genesee, 6s TONS built at Freeport in 1854
has been sold at New Orleans, to 90 under foreign
dag. Terms private.a +sii y uSft $50 ffss1 II
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-20
Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Marker.
,sWVSsDsnsDAYs Jan is 1854 amount Of Stock II
TIT. - Cattle. sheep. shotes. Fat hogs
tnis week. MSS 6s5S 90 1900
Last week ....2l25 y s523 90 1000

PRIoEs-Beef Cattle-ExIa sl4 @l44x ID; first
quality, consisting of good oxen best Steers &C. at
Ii q IA; second quality, goo1 fair beef, IL ala;
third quality, light young cattle, GIL; Poorest
grades!8 90 lon the total weight OF hide. tallow
and beef = LA.-i-fl- -.t- T ~ 4
Working 0rsR-From $3.50 to ESQ, according 10
age and quality.
ooss--0rdinary from $50 to Is; Extra, from $50
to loo; Farrow, &C, S2sG40
Sheep and Lanbs--Sneep6 @1l1c y ID Sheep and
Lambs in LOTS S2@l5 u head. :, q, I -.,. ..-
Scine-Fat hogs, IA 1i4tc; Shoats, IL 9i5c live
weight; Is Gl20J1or dressed.
Cdy Skins from IS TO per lb. '
Petts 009S3 rs; country lots, 81 50@2 %.
Hides-100l1c ~ ID. Jr3o l.ii y lfral 30l
IGttoso--10012c 7.-l On. hslAl1i igori glagaIl
No. ~ - 4. Z.
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3 ttftEttkt rltJ III u
This sovereign remedy Is compounded from the
fayorite recipe tenilusriousP Physician and Chem
ist, who tor many years used il with the most COM
plete success In his extensive private practfce.
he haf long been proflnd y impressed with the
wonderful virtue of honey ofthe plant Horehound,
inunion 9Th the Cleansing and Healing properties
of tar the Lfs Principle fthe forest
tree Abies sGtsGmea or Balm of 6itead For years
he Datisu in his attempts to blend these great
medicinal forces into su III unio4 that the original
power of each woaid be pr served the dsagreea BILE
qualities ofcommon tar removed, and the price of
the compound be within the means of all. At Last
after long of difficult ehemic al experiments
he found that by adding to these ve other ingredi-
ents, each one liable BY ITSELF he oniy obtain
ed the desired results, out greatly increased the
curative power of the compound. This has ing been
thoroughly testel by practice is now offered to the
generalpubc as asafe, pleasant and fallible rem.
edy. amman aba7T -97
Price 50 Cents per Bottle sa as
For sale by W. +, Phillips, Portland and all drug
gists. " y-v ~ eaGfd 9tofH Gt
CRATES DowNHR, General gent, ~
noy4dSmR ss'e 'sAs44 Cedar St. new York.
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OReAN1zAzIoN OF THE BOARD OF AeR1-
cULrURE.-The Board of Agriculture was Or
ganized on the 18th inst, BY the choice Of the
following officers:
President-J. F. Anderson, of Cumberland.
Wee President Calvin Chamberlain, Me.
State Society.
Secretdry-S. L. Goodale, of York. -
Mdndger-J. l.. Martin.
3 The following committee were appointed:
On Etections-Messrs Chamberlain, Smith
and Leach.
On Pay Roll-Messrs. Jaqnlth, Bigelow and
Jefierds. .as az Etft-A
On Business Topics-Messrs. Rogers French
and Ham.
The new members are as follows: E. Ham
of Androscoggin; G. W Freeman, Aroostook;
P. NJ. Jeffrds, Peiscataquis; Asa Smith, Pc
nobscot, and f.. r French, franklin,
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-20
Edward r. HaineS
laiuteaz WATCH-MAKER,o sai1c

Forseyeral years past with n. J. GILMAN, has re
moved to No. 1874 Middle street, second story (cvel
W G. Becketts store) where he will be happy to re
ceiye the patronage of his former customers, and
the. public generally. -a 49,. .,.l- .-,.,.r
Allwork entrusted to his care win receive his per
sonaf attention. 9Hf 10 siffq leHQi IRA acG1 9is
January 2. S65--d5wJ a4sx8 liisii1 7s a4ruiise
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-20

The new barque Nara Henry, recently launched
At Cape Elizabeth Is 10 be commanded by Capt
Prince. late of barque Adelaide. The II Is load.
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