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Popular Confidence in the Government.

In no way do the people exhibit their con-
ddence in the Government Its permanency,
its ability to meet its obligations and its good
faith,-more than in the readiness with which
they open their Golfers and bring forth the
contents in response to the calls Of that Gov
eminent for money. The rich man with his
millions and the poor widow with her two
mites, seem alike ready to lay their substance
at the feet ofthe Government taking its prom
ises in return Fl sTsrI VI II 7JyxT
The ven-thirtY loan rap dly went up from
half million tothirty millions daily, in the
amount absorbed by the popular demand, and
this was universally and justly considered
one of the strongest evidences that cosld be
furnished Of the undated confidence OF the
people in the integrity and good faith Of the
Government. ar
But the demand for this loan has suddenly
fallen of, so that now the daily aggregates
figure up but about one million or less. How
Is this to be explained? Have the people sud-
denly lost confidence? By no means; on the
contrary, when the thing is analysed it win be
found that this sudden decline in the demand
for the loan affords additional proof OF the
strong II not increasing confidence of the
people in the Government. The fact is this.
Its the third series of the seven-thirties that
are now being issued, and in putting them in
TO the market nes0 condition is attached to
this effect the Government reserves the right
of paying interest at six per cent in gold in
stead of seven and three-tenths in currency.
1t is this provision that has checked up the
sale and the decline in the demand shows that
the people regard seven and three tenths in
currency better than six per cent. in gold,
and yet gold at twenty-five per cent. premium
--six per cent lower than it now isis equal
to seven aud five tenths in currency. The
people have abiding faith that gold is going
down still lower, so that greenback will be-
come highly respectable, and be good for its
face or very nearly SO in coin. They evident
ly look for an early return to. specie redemr-
tions, when the government can pay its inter
estin coin nearly If not quite as easily as in
currency, and with this conviction the tempt
ing interest of seven and three-tenths per
cent. loses its power when the right Is reserv-
Z ed to commute it with gold interest of six
per cent The decline in the popular demand
for the loan, therefore, indicates no abatement
OF confidence in the Government on the part
of the people, but rather indicates an abiding
confidence not only that the Government will
meet its Indebtedness, but that its promises
and bonds are as good as gold. se.s1so
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"a Thief Cries stop Th,i,, q,

The public are cautioned agaist base imitation
of L. F. Atwoods Bitters by manufacturer o.
proprietary medicines in this city who has not only
copied the label in part and adopted the same style
bottle but states on his label that he has purchased
the entire right Of DR.. Atwood and as az ( F,' are
the only Atwood Bittels ever put up in Maine which
have gnined celebrity, this evidently leads the un.
wary TO suppose that it is L. +. Atwood-who has
never nyeyed to him, directly or indirectly either
the title to or any information respecting his Bit
tiers. Th'si the same person who formerly signed
NJ. F. instead I ~ II. Atwood. Hesays Beware
of counterfeits and imitatiors, VIII oh seems to be
upon the same principle that "a Thief Cries Stop
Thief" TIE genuiae IL signed L. Il. Atwood and
bears extra label on white paper, headed .sCau.
ton, Extra" Countersigned by H H. Hay Drug
gt, Portland, Sole General Agent. @ 20
Portland, April 26-8aw&wtf
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TO MAINE SOLDIERS.

The undersisn d wond give notice that they are
prepared to give their exclusive attention to the
claims of all officers and Ssl iers who about to
leave the service. Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of
Pay, and Prize Money collected with deapatch
The latest Prize Lists, with the name and value Of
each Prize, can be examined by any one who chooses
to CALL ALI good claims cashsd II desired. Advice
free. No charge, unless successful.
The Junior member of this firm, having been con.
neeted with the late 9th Regt Maine Vols for over
three years. understn fully the rights of both Of
ficers and Soldiers, would respectfully a k his
military friends to call at his Office. where he will
attend to them personally.
49, ISAAC N. FELCH
FRANK G. PATTERSON.
Portland May 9. 1866. aim
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At Port ~ Prince lat inst, brig lDginOO. Lara.
way, ior New York 10 days.
Ar At Trinidad lth inst brig Hiram Abin Tibbsts.
Ar At CisnfuegOs 4th inst brig aassell. Has
Sid 9th, brig Ella Maria DALEY Boston.
AT Nneyitas 4ih inst brig Thos Owen Pettenqili
for New York days.
Ga at Havana sih, brig Brill, tBrJ crowcI. carde-
Sid 9Th, baIque Almira Coombs. Bueknam, New
York; o z CARY, Parker, Philadelphia; Celia NJ
Carver, Treat, Cerdenas.
Ar at Cardenas 9Th inst, brig .Eudorus, Haskell,
Sid 9Th, brigs ortOlan. eOOding Boston; Frank
Ar at Sagua I'd ipst barQue Harvest Moor. STABLES.
Matanzas; brig II Emery. Bradford, Havana; I'd,
barQue Colcord, Co'cord, Matanzas
Sid I'd. brig mary z Thompson, Lampher, Boston;
on sch Griffin, Foster Philadelphia.
IPer steamer CfiDa-additiopal.l
St Ar at Liverpool 81 inst, Coringa Hubbard, from
A, At 90 80 inst Star of the west. Terry York;
ic,n nnS SsarTet Gregory New Orleans; 18th, Amer
sid 4 iI = 10 russell, Alicante.
ia 80, a. Stoi er. Bryant for New York
Ster, Nofiis Ns shepherd, Fr sbee, Matanzasi Web
ar az London 4tl inst Crest of the Wave. Weed.
Ea,srsdP ons " Stetson, Hurlbut New York
Roston OUT At London 9TH Zephyr Bgelow. Tor
Ar at Hull 9TH, Good Hope Miller. calou,t.
=, ar 4. Glasgow I'd inst, Confidence, Johnson from
New York. "0A
Ar at Woosung Mach 8. Areonapt Dra, or r.o,,
Foochow. land sailed s,h for Newchwang i - "'"-
:, Ar at Foochow Ma. CHI 4, orion, Whiting, from
Shan bae. $500
Sid March 9. Lizzie Beggs Dizer, cAetoO; 18th,
Forts st Belle, Perciyal. do.
Sid I'm Akyab March IL, Lawrence Brown. Jan
yrin. London; 9th, Mary Wn fridge, &. essey, for
SID I'm do March ~. Monticello Patieu. Rapsoop.
z4.h, Ellen Hood. Kihy, Antwerp.
:, In port March 30 Saginaw. BOatele; s G Grant
nlpkieyi John Bryant Gardiner; w IL Pre.cot
Batcncldsri Courier, Davis; Elizabeth Cushing
Brown; FL On Sears. Bartl Il; Southern Chief HiS.
gins; Alice Vennafd, Young. and Addison. Sloan,
Tor Europe. ldg
Ar at Bassein March 20. City of Bangor, Edgsrly,
Akya9i Centurion, Cromwell aud Antioch. Heming-
In pert March %. Centurion. Cromwell; washing
.on, Mhitei Congress, Drinkwater; Cresc. Mt a y,
,a Wei ~ Annocn, Hemingway, and Heivetia, War
Ar at Mauimain March 10. Rachel. villa. from
Singapore.
at Rangoon March rs, Gen sheplev. ste,sop and
Europa. Reed. for Europe ldg.
Sid FIN st Helena March 81, sarepta, Randall, for
Maulmain.
Sid i'm Antwerp 9th inst P Pendleton. Daglish,
Toronto.
SPOKEN.
March s. lat 20 NJ Ion % "a W, ship Ontario Wat.
son. from Cardiff for Calcutta
Ma CHI 81 lat 81 N Ion 80 W, ship Charger from
Boston for San francisco
April9, lat 3 N, lon 30 w. Darque o Blanchard
Morgan, from New YORK for Pernambuco
No date, SO miles NNE OF Hatteras, brig Hydra,
supposed from Cuba Tor an Eastern port
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Is Health Worth Having |?

If it is, protect it, 1t is jewel easily lost as
virtue, and in some difficult 10 recover. Ma
tures in climate, and especially at this season,
requires to be occasionally reinforced But every
thing depends upon the Tonic used for this purpose.
The medicinal tinctures all of which are based on
common alsohol, are dangerous. Quinine, as every
body finds out who takes much oft slow poison
One safs protective from all unhealthy atmospheric
influences exist and only one. This powerful pre-
tentative is HosTErrrR's STOMACH BIrTERs,
a compound of the pursst stimulant ever manufac-
tured With the most effective tonics alternatives reg
ula ors, and depurators that chemistry has yet ex-
trac ed frcm the botanical kingdom. Conya,escent,
languid and feeble from recent sickness, win find
the Bitters Incompatible restorative, not disa.
greeabIe to the taste, and eminentiy nvgorating =
No other ftimuants produces the same effect as this
Stonachic. does not excite or flutter the nerves
occasion any undue arterial action; but at once
sothes and strengthens the nervous system and tht
animal spirits. 5aliam
New York House, so Cedar Street, NY
may sd&w2w
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ATWOOD'S ....,
PATENTDRILLING MACHINE
.eh 10 PILE DRIVE Err,
: HYDRAULIC SAND .PuRP. =

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated
the superiority OF this machine over all Others for
the pu pose OF sinking Oil wells. the una rsigned il
now prepared to receive orders for tho sames az
This machinery comprises everything requisite for
the boring of oil wells. excepting the STEAM ENGINE
and OAsr IRON DRIVING PIPE, thu. wi be furnish.
ed II desire d. at areasonabie pricel ard dispsrs.s
with the use of the Derrick Rope, Bull wheel and
other cuinbrous and expensive fixtures now ia use,
and Is so arranged being constructed on wheels and
portab O. that it can be easy removed Tor the pur-
pose of sinking wells in different localities. rs
3 The DETRIre s is removed ON the vel by our
Patent hydraulic process, and esnot require the
removal OF the drill from tie boring. This process
not only removes all the detritus in from S to 10
minutes but likewise eff ctually clears out aud
opens all the small oil veins often enire-
ly closed up b the Old process of sand pumping.
VITA this Machine and practical ~ ginser a
well can be sunk from 400 to 600 feet within peril
cd of from Is to 80 days aer the soil pipe has been
driven ae5 FnairgF t-i iEiNomi 81 I,clr f3f
Arrangements are being made for the eonstruo.
ton and delivery of these machines at New York,
Norwich, Newburg, N. Y :, and Pittsburg Pa. assd
For further information. price, terms. &C., adj
dress, SIMEON LELAND, ,ftf
ilg hHe oisa s14 METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
1gss pif eoo3mJ W 3aI New York.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-19

GAzLAX's PAGIFIe MoNTHLY.-This magazine,
which is printed and gotten up with exquisite
taste, seems destined to work its way into gen.
eral favor, and to challenge the admiration of a
large. circle of readers. The june number is
now before US, presenting very rich and varied
table Of contents. Itopens with an illustrated
article Ramblings afoat and ashore ON Lake
Superior" The number contains about twenty
articles, many Of them relating to the interests
of the Pacific States ss 5o lsvs 81 s,.is "a.
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mARREED.

In this city. May Is, by Rev DR. Shailer Mr. Chas g
Richards. and Miss Mary Ellen. daughter of B. r.
Smith, all OF Portland
s In this city. May Is. by Rev Bodies, Edwin C
Owen and Miss Annie Il bradbury. both OF this city.
In this city, May Is. by Rev Mr. Walker. Benjamin
Z Whitehouse and Miss Georg Weber, both of
In scarboro. May 8. by Rev 2 s Knight. Richard
r. Grant, of Saco, and Miss harriet Kimbal, Of
Wells f'l -I-IIIIr 100 ~
in Bath, May II. Capt Edward Pool and Miss Mar
tina Rideout 7e
In Augusta May 2. Alfred Bowman, Of Sydney,
and Sarah Morrell. of Cornville. ~. =
In Augusta May Is, Joseph Lashus and Phebe
Vigue. both Of Waterville
ie IN JAY May IA, Eben Writ ana Mrs Nancy Z
Grant. s8s4 lfll1H .aFe ela sd Nif4 -EfH.r f
in SO on. April 20. DanI H whipple and Margne i
N Whipple, both of Bingham. N. .ast
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HOWE STEVENS FAMILY DYE CoLoRs.-The
f mily DYE Coiors, manufacture by the well
known chemists Howe & Stevens, 260 Broadway
are in general demand throughout the Country
This is just what might be cited when the beau
these dyes is considered. There no less ecopom
ical than excellent; can rtadily be used by every
family; in few hours any material or garm mt can
be colored to any hue desired, aud in a style not
equalsd by any dyeIng establish ment in the land :
The demand for the Family Dyes Is constantly in
creasing. Once tried they become indispensable.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-19
Harmon & sawyer,
U.S.War Claim Agents for Maine.

Win give their exclusive attention to collecting
Pensions, Bounties, Arrears Of Pay, Prize
Money, Lost Clothing, &c.
Officers Accou its with the Ordnance. Quartermas.
tiers and Treasury Departments adjusted and settled
and certificates of non-indebtedness obtained
Terms reasonable. 23't3AE lao44
80 No Charge unless successful.
All advice information free.
Office No. ss ExehangeSt, Jos, Block, told stand
Of Bradford Il Harmony
W. s. SAWYER.
REBzRERoEs Hon. VIM. p. Fessendep, U. 8.
Senator; Hon Samuel Cony, Gov of Maine; Hos
Israel wsshburn, Jr., Collector of Customs
S11EHo3 miy16d&wtf
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gilia DIR. n L.ANGLEY'S
o q n AND HERR RIFT ERS

The Great Blood Purifier; the best Health Restor-
er, and the most perfect Spring and summer Meoi-
cine ever used fA > -
The eh,ctually cure Janndice, Dyspepeia, Liver
and Bilious Co oplaints General Debility, and al
kindred diseases
They cleanse the svstem regulate the bowels, re.
store the appetite dive out all humors purify the
blood and strergl hem inyigorate build up, and re-
store to health an ~ "a oo.a 9eay and mind
tle Sold by dealers in medicine. GEORGE G.
GOODWIN & Co., 80 Hanover St., Boston. ~
"a FAf-N- 49, meh1Sld4m
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Schools for Contrabands.

TO the Editor Of the Press:
send you with this some extract, from a
teacher Of contrabands, now in Washington
a young lady of our own State, Miss Julia A.
Lord who went out under the auspices oil
the National Tor New York; Freedmen's Aid
Society. Miss Gould, the delegate of our
Legislative Association, is laboriug elsewhere
and may be expected TO report soon. ga z
The question of the Negroes positienin the
nations future is one that will compel ont
most earnest attention, and any intelligent
opinions Of eye witnesses, touching their edu
cation, will be read with interest. si & ss
Yours truly, assJ EDw.P. WESTON.
. WASHINGTON, May 10, 1865.
MIR. WESTON: You wished me TO write
concerning the colored schools in this vicinity
A few weeks of visiting aud teaching among
this class, will enable me to give you some
idea of this great and noble work--a work
which should enlist the sympathies and reach
the purses of all Northern people.
MY schooi-room is u small brick building,
not far from the Capitol; was formerly used
io ~, place OF worship, and n0ao for various
otner purposes Although this school was
one OF the first established among the colored
people, yet found these children almost un-
nlnnaseaole. They did not seem to regard
taking aloud, running from seat to seat, or
even outoarsos OF passion. in which hands
were ireeiy useo, as anything improper for
the school-room But am thoroughly con
WINGED, from their present conducf' that The
iauit rests not with them, but with previous
teachers. They can and ought to he dlsci
plined, in the same manner as Northern chill
S Saen mot with the stick, for that, with them.
n n long ago lost its virtue but in firm. vet
s snIae manner they should be taught the prin
ci ipls :: 81 right and wrong They will readily
YIELD I rightly governed, and viii even i take
PRIDE IN having their school stand among the
first. "unonS 'he
In talent, they are eoual To onn ,....ss.,u
dren with the same ADVANTAGES "l No. en- "
them are ambitious, and interested IN 'i their G
books and TINS i no more true Of the ' mI,-
l wish there were time to describe IN vo,,
the different schools in this district. Sufiice
II TO say, that many of them have from one IN
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In this city, May IL. Mrs Annie wife of Capt
Theophilus Barberick. aged So years. lalala sIli
In Naples, May 7, Mrs Hannah knight, aged 80
years months
sd Transcript please copyl eaet3i-ui ~
In this city, May II. Mrs Sarah +. wife of j Law
renee, of Somerset Mills aged "a yeas months
In Gorham, May 8 Mr. Eben Libby. aged 20 years.
In Buxton. May IA, Sarah b daughter Of I,aac N
and Phoebe Eaton. aged 20 years. A ~ t.t-4
In PhipsbuIg. May II, Mr. VIM b Drew. aged q
years months. ~ -l..... n ..-4.ss 49,. L.
At Annapolis. Md Apri "a, in the Hospital.
Samuel Adams, aged 30 years -only son of Sam'l
Adams, Esq. of Cape Eeddick Me = ipH.i
In Pennington. May 8, Mr. John Woods, aged
80 years. .
In Chesterville, May Q. Mr. Burnhsm Morrill,. aged
50 years; 10Th, Mrs Mary J, wife Of the late Seth
French aged "A years $3.50 lUs feq1ls A
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RECIAL n TICE ..
Notice.

The undersigned, after fifteen years successful
practice in he old firm OF Bradford Harmon
would Inform his friends and the public generally
that he will still give his exclusive attention to
the prosecution of claims for Pensions, Bountes,
Arrears of Pay, and Prize Money, and all other
claims arising out the present war for The Union
His facilities for the transaction of this business are
such as to insure promrtitude andsuecess in all mat
tiers entrusted to him.
Late Prize Lists can alwa, be seen ct his office
All advice and information free Terms low. aud
no pay required until the claims are obtained
Office, Jose Block 50 Exchange Street.
~ TX HARMON.
Portland, May s--tfd&w . grFNfATT
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nF-IJr. T. NayuIIIlDVn
Having concluded not to locate himself permanent
ly hereafter in an, place. would give notice that
he will return to bis home at BELFAST on Satar-
day, Nay 9th, stopping few days in BATH. All
persons having unsettled accounts W tn him are re-
quested to call at bis oFsIoE and settle the same.
Letters enclosing stamp addressed to him at BEL
FAST, ME-, where hecan be consulted uring the
summer, will be promptly answered.
Portland. May 8. 1865. y "a n. N. If
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.tesY5P oRTiLzA MD .oM
Photographic Gallery
ALONZO s. DAVIS, Proprietor,
80 Middle ST, IS Portland, NE
Copying done in the best manner dec2stf
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.,ela N6 sask llsvnm

ElAN 49, MI oSS = ~ DHo II ~ tat a
over twenty years. increasing demand has estab-
lished the fact that Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
the best in the world. 1t is the cheapest the most
reliable, and most convenient COM lete in one bot
tie. not require any previous pr paraion ofthe
hair No trouble. No crock STAIN Does not rub off
or make the hair appear dusty aud dead butimparts
to life and luster. Produces beautiful black
or brown, as preferred. A child can apply it Al
ways give satisfaction Only rs cts per bottle Sold
everywhere. A.LMATHEws. Manufacturer N. Y.
DEMAe BARHis = Co, New York Wholesale
Agents. ldIiaN anrire0 may12ecd1ye q
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MINIATURE Almanac
MARINE 81 Il w s
grp oRT OF PoRTLAnDs
rhur.aay.n.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is

: Fhursuays-s. May 18s
81 fatsa elet a4 b ARRIVED. y. 10 ssgl1fl
Steamer Forest City, DoDavan, Boston. .afrs
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, fin Boston
for st John NIB. w NAF = 2 i7'
Sch II Metcalf, Rogers, Saco. .laiftlt
Sch Ida Morton, Prince, Camden. nsIt
Sch Emeline, Farnham. Damariscotta
Sch President Washington Howard, Waldohoro.
Z Sch AmeIicus. Blanchard. Gardiner
Sch Madonna, C0ombs Boston for Bangor.
Sch Willie Lee, Gray, Bucksport for Saco. .
ti.s -.s -uststf CLEARED. ls -4r Itt.rI .lr
Brig Wenonah. York, Cardenas-- Phinney & Jack
SON.
Brig Pleiades.t Br) Collins She: burne S-master
Brig Tangent, Mitchell. ngton-Littlejohn &
Chase ~ t.I tr4ls
Brig Robin, tBrl Killman, Frankfort. to load fol
Cuba-master. o
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q. 3. $40 SIX Per q. ca.
G 0ID-BEARiNG BoaDS

These Bonds are now wortha handsome premium,
andare exempt sarc al the Government Bonds,
J'om State, County, and Municipal ,tion iohieh
add from one 70 three per cent per ann m to tAsir
sdtas, according TO the levied upon other prop
erty, Tho interest is yablo semi annually BY eou-
pops attached TO each note. which m " be cat Oh
aud sold to aay bank or banker. .s.sr
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CoLG ATE,s HONEY soAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, In such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emcllient in it's nature. fragrantly
scented, and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin For Sale BY all Druggists and Faaey
Goods Dealers. v5l jans1d1yr.
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WHY IEJukR THE coMpLEx1oN BY POWDERS
AND WASHES which choke or fill up the pores of the
skin and in ashort time leave it harsh abd dryG II
10 the blood, and If you wait smooth and It sk IN
use HHLMBoLD's ExrRAoT OF SARsAPARILLA. 1t
removes black SPOTS pimples and all erapions ofthe
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-19

QUEEN VIcroRIA's DIADEM Is rerplendent with
precious stones but its royal spendor Is transcend
ed by the luxurlant hair with which sterling's Am
brosia crowns the heads of the fair maideps of &c
lumbia. aJ9d2w
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DISASTERS.

Sch II B Foster. of Machias. from South Amboy
Tor Boston, with coal, was into by schr Ella. Of
Marbehead, on Wednesday morning. in the Mar
rows, below Bottom. and sunk
Sch William O Atwater, Glover, from Boston for
Georgetown DC, put into New London, Conn, On
the th inst for repairs having been in collision on
the night OF the 9TH inst, off Gay Head. with schr
Emma Furnish, from New York for Rockland
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To PURIFY, ENRIca THE BLOOD AND BRAuTIrY
the compilation, use HRLMBoLD's HIGHLY CoNcEN-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. One bot
CoctiOn. . EN1 Nt sA ~ estfle-5 3 = II ~
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7-aO LOAN.

lhtse notes are issued under the dato Of July Is,
1866 an are payable three years frem that date in
currency, or are convertible at tie option CT the
hGldtr into ,4.,.l ...,t
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TRY TT

Charles Liniment.
CURES Chapped Hands. Chapped Lips, Chilblains,
Cuts, Burns, Bruites, SC, SC.
81 Price Twenty-Five and Fifty Gents.
For Sale by BURGESS, FOBES & CO,
mayl3dlm 80 Commercial st.
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Nor Few OF ,HE WORST DIsoRDERs that af.
fict mankind arise from corruptons Of the blood =
HELMBoLD EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA is q leme-
dy ofthe utmost value. ID $500 1-t513 p pls9
marg0dsm
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-19

HELMBoLD' e ExFRA0r or SARsAPARILLA cleanses
and renovates the blood, puries, insts the ygor of
health into the system, and purges out the humors
that make disease.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-19

Helmbold's Concentrated Extract Bucba
}sSssg Is the great Diuretic. qast-fre
HELMBoLp's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAPA-
a RILLA s4u ~. r7Hrf
~ Is the Great Blood Parifer
Both are prepared &C ,ording to rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, and The most active that can be
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-19

BEWARE OF CoUNTE eFEITs AND UNPRINorpLED
DEALERs endeayoring to dispose OF their own and
other preparatiens, on tho reputation attained by
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
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FIsHERMEN
nOMEsTIC PORTS

Ar at Gloucester 18th. schs Montrose, Brown, fin
the Banks; Jas Seward, Henderson. do; 10th, j
Warren Lane, do
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F0RNIGN PORTs.

Ar at Melbourne March /. ships Montgomery,
Hamilton. Boston; I'd, Ocean Eagle, Loyet do
Ylollo; 18th ship Malay, hutchinson. New York .
At Calcutta April a. ships National Eagle. Mat.
hews for Boston, gets $40 per ton for saltpetre and
go 80 for assorted cargo; Goconda, burlington. i'm
Bosom; Aberdeen Cole, from Mauritius Regent
Hamlin, from Maulmain for New York; ii Tuck.
er. CLARK, from Akyab tor England Garnet Brad
ford and Gen Grant, Clough, for Boston, ldg: Col
in dock 1850 n aANHfiNt fNN7 $500 i'-sN'
70 AT at San Juan del Sud April 8, ship Fair Wind.
Ar at Callat l4th ult ships Valley Forge, Crowell
Chinchas, and sailed 18th for Hamburg; Andrew
Jackson. Robinson San Francisco. and sailed ISL
bourne and sailed 18th for Chinchas: Nth A,ah;a
Fuller san Francisco, and sailed Goth for Chinchas
IN port 18TH nlt, ships Live Oak. Alden, from San
ma. ar 27th. ~ ~. 80 49, ''-'
Al Bpenos Ayres March 2s,. ship Cafharine, Free
man. dtsg: barque Damon, Crowel do. Ia .r
At Mohtevideo March "a. ship Detroit Thomas
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