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The New State Treasurer.

The new. State Treasurer, Hon. N. G. HIcH-
BORN OF Stockton, is one Of the most incor-
,ruptible, high-minded and honorable men in
the State. Heis business man OF large ex-
perience, and in his hands the finances of the
State will be perfectly safe. The Belfast Age
the editor near neighbor of Mr.. Hichborn-
thus speaks Of him. gdamnH5YoE;
"We know of no man in the loyal Union
party Of the State more deserving of promo
ton to an honorable position than Mr.. HIGH
born. He was one OF the pioneers of the re-
publican party in this State, and but few men
have done more for its success, and certainly
none have labored more steadily or devotedly.
Norris it in this direction alone that his efforts
have been expended. In matters of tempe
rance and moral reform in this S ate, be has
always borne a leading part, and no man In the
State has done more, pecunisfily, for their ad-
vancen1ent. Such men are eminently worthy
OF reward, and we are glad to see them re-
membered in the distribution of positions OF
honor and trust" PC gga 6pF5lHa
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Legislature Oe Maine.

SATURDAY. The bill continuing in force
the provisions of the law authorizing the sus-
pension Of specie payments was passed to be
enacted. No other business of Importance
was transacted. d.
MONDAY. A Joint Committee was appoint
ed to draft resolutions expressive OF the sor-
row Of the Legislature at the death of Hon.
Edward Everett. Il a-1e
The report of the Commissioners on the
Agricultural College was communicated to
the Senate by the Secretary of State. The
Commissioners close their report as follows:
In regard to the Interest OF the State in this
matter The commissioners say in their report I:
Assuming, then, that 1t is Tor the Interest OF
the State 10 accept and retain the donation I;
that the probable income to be derived from it
will be insufficient 10 sustain, on an independ-
ent basis, such an Institution as the act. OF
Congress contemplates in its broadcast sense,
and that 1t is impossible to impose on the State
the burden OF supplying the deficiency, we do
not hesitate to recommend the acceptance,
with certain notifications, of the proposition
In the foregoing communication from Presi-
dent Woods, OF Bowdoin College. In SO do
ing we shaiLcompiy with the requirements OF
the act OF Congress; we shall preserve the
fund intact, as no portion of it will be requir-
ed for the purchase Of lands; we shall be
spared the necessity of appealing to the State
or to individuals for the funds required to
erect buildings and purchase the apparatus
necessary to make the institution practically
useful to the people. Every necessity OF that
character will at once be promptly supplied
under the proposition, and on the sale of our.
script and the investment Of its proceeds. our
Industrial College, or College OF Agriculture
and the Mechanic Arts, will at once be ready
to enterits career ofusefulness."
Two important matters were introduced in
the House, by petition, and referred. These
are the questions of State aid to the Milford,
and Princeton Turnpike, and the incorpora-
ton of the Maine Express Company, for
which petitions came from Bangor, Portland,
Biddeford, Rockland, Belfast. Calais and
Houlton.s slu WlatEsss k.A5fANl
An order was adopted in the House inquir-
ing into the expedlency of crediting all sol
diers on the quota Of Maine to the place in
which they are enrolled or have their ressi-
dence. nos ,.t3 eI1hIM GO bGG &C
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DISASTERS.

= Sch King, Clendennin from New York fol
Calais before re ported ashore on House island came
of ct high wat Tuesday afternoon after discharg
ing pa of cargo. and was .owed up TO port. She Il
leaking &bout 1000 strokes per hour.
Sch Rebecca. tBr) Kelley, recently wrecked al
Monhegan, was from st John Nh bound to Mas
sau Mr., with an assorted cargo The wreck and
part OF the cargo VIII oh was damaged has been sold
The remainder OF the cargo, which consist Of Pr.
tatoes apples. onions. cheese hats &c was brought
to this port in the schs Fleetwiug and Maizena, and
is now stored in the government warehouse The
cargo was original y shipped at Boston for 81 john
and had net bsen taken out. Capt Kelley reports
during gale and snow storm split sails and sought
refuge under the lee of Monhegan and ancnoreo'
Here he narrowly escaped being lost the vino sniit'
ing suddenly to the North he succeeded however,
In getting into The harbor. where ne repaired DIS
sails and started again. Soon after getting 70 eea,
the vessel became very leaky and was 70 put
back 10 MonIeg,n, where sne was snenoreo ana
tina " parted cab es and went ashore.
despa oh from Gloucester states that the schr
HSylphia,s' Capt Soule from Westport tor Boston,
was picked up II the Say on Monday morning. by
the ) revenue cutter atuxet and towed TO Glou'
cester.
Abandoned at sea 18th uit with five feet water in
the hold The cap ain and crew aud two lena
passe GERS were taken of by Br sob Nancy, u pt
ray or and carried TO Halifax. When discovered
the Maynower was without sails, and had iost part
of her sanding rigging. also boat 40 Ins , Grew
were exhausted, having feen at the pumps three
DAYS aud saved nothing but what they stood N
Sch Rachel Beas, at Newport, split jo on tne lztn
ins, and anchored of Cape God. where sns lost an
anchor :.
Brig Cyelone Griffin. at Philadelphia from Msian.
ssa has been DAYS North of Haiteras: was blown
OF three times having experienced three very So.
we're NV gales; started cutwater and lost part OF
deck load split sails lost boat and water ca ks, aRd
sustained other damage. AIS .....,,9
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In this city, Jan II. Mrs susan wife Of Solo
mon II Hartford. aged 81 years IL months.
z In this city. Jan 1s, Frank c. infant son of John
and Fra NIX e Cald we'll. 81 Ia ,llfh Y tfteiy
In Edgccomb, Dec o. Mrs Betsey Carlisle form.
ery of Bristol, aged IS years.
At the Division Hospital in front of Petersburg.
Nov Alonzo Atkin,o on. formerly Of 6taneish.
aged Is years. q 81 $500 .,-,,s..'ss -
In Hallowell. Jan 8. Mrs Harriet e, wife of Jos L
Bean aged 40 years months
In Fairfield, Jan 8, Mr. Wm q Wing. aged IS years
10 months.
In Faye.te Rev John Billings. aged &c years; Mr.
Geo Moody. aged 70 years.
In Boston, Jan g. Mr. Robert Harding. formerly
OF Bath. aged % years &c
In Liverm re, Jan Z. of consumption, Mrs Ernes-
tine wife of II o Haskell, aged AZ years.
In Eden, Jan 2, very suddenly, Mr. Jason Wasgat,
aged Sc years.
In alais, Dec 25 Dea Moses Jewett, aged 81 yrs
In Rockland, Jan s. Gardner L, son Of Capt Jos
Booker aged 81 years months.
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"DRY UP FOR THE cATARRH "

Reader, did you ever hear of this? II you have
not then let us tell you about an Invaluable Medi-
cine, and speak of what we know. Some time ago
we purchased bottle 10 try it, as we have been
much troubled with Catarrh. We used one bottle
nea Iy and-sce ioere cured. 9i =
Dry Up Is not an appropriate name for this great
medicine it is an expecsorant 1t clears out the
mucous m tmbrane, allays all Inflammation engender.
ed by long standing disease, healsthe nasal organ,
and gives free vent to respiration.
For the blessings in that respect We now enjoy,
We indite this item In hopes that others afflicted
may be similarly healed. -Syracuse Constitution al
list. Is ri-
Il. Fl. hay, Druggist Special Agent, Portland.
jan6d&wtf
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MARRIED.

In South Psis, Jan II. by Rev A F Barnard. Rod
ney Hall and Miss Justina Skilins, all OF South
Paris.
In Lewiston. Dec 81, James Il Allen and Miss
Maggie Libby. s-a.
Ia Auburn, Jan IL, VIM Wood, of A, and Miss
Elizabeth d searson of Lewiston. TX
In Winslow, Jan 10, Charles Cushman and Miss
Susan l. Drummond. -
In Ellsworth Jan Edwin Bonzey.of L. and Miss
Hannah Cou- ms, of Trenton
In West Eden. Jan 8. John 81 Burr and Nj 3 La
dora A Pray
In hden, Dec 81, Capt Ansel II Leland and Miss
Chastena NJ Hainor ~ eau l41A tasH ~
= Iu Mt Desert jan 9 JOS Southland asd Miss Eli
zabefh J rdan AHtt 4ilH Msa aft st
In Gouldsboro. Jan 8. Charles Blance and Miss
Mary clark.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Shanghae Nov 8. chips Anglo Saxon. Plum.
me-. for London; Yorick, Moore, for Liverpool;
At yokohGms Oct 81. brig Ida d Rogers, More
house for San Franc-co.
Al Manila Nov s, ship Windward, Smith for New
Sid I'm Singapore Nov ls. ship BorneO, Hurd, fol
Penang and Boston
At Calcutta Nov %. ships Good Hope. Miller. fol
Sooloo. Hutchinson. for Bombay; Cromwell, Crock
er. unc; Richard Busted. Mitchell. ashore. g.
Al Bombay Nov rs. ship Garnet, Bradford. disg
At Newcastle NSW Oct 49, ships Alice Thorndike
TR'rDdike for = Oath; John Jay, Burr for San
Francisco, le ky and disg. 4
At Panama Oh inst, ships Southampton, South
wick, from New York, disg; Rmily BarLurn. Sims.
Sid fm Callao l4th ult, ships Virginia Delano far
Cork. tor orders; 18th, Carlyle. Hopkins Chinchas
: Gaspea Andros, do. laglHok sa1iah q
from Montevideo ar l2ih. fer San francisco. lde
barley at f3 IS per toni Great OF The Wave. Wood
burn, Log guano from ship John Cotfle: barque d q
I Murray Upton. from San rancisco. ar 10th; Tenn
pest, Hinkley, for sale at auction. ssaA
n Sid I'd ult, ship A M Lawrence. Taylor. for San
Francisco 18th. barque rriestes Sewall, Tome TO
load hourf'o sydney fS lss per ton, to Melbourne.
. IS extra IT rom one port to anotber.l4
\, AZ raicahuaao TO- ult, ship san Carlos, Chad,
wick. for. Boston aMe9
!. Sid FIN Aspinwa I'd inst. brig Caroline searles.
}, At Vera Cruz LIST inst brig Manlius Dixon. from
New York; sch Village Bell. Hamilton, from do.
j At Cardepss til inst. barque Ellen Stevens. powe.
from New York disg; brig Sarah b Crosby, Crosby,
do. dol Almon howell Boyd. ldg. scotland Mo-
Lel'an do; Aitavela. Reed, do; Snow Bird, (Br)
Gup'if, do 50 .l.9hf-iif iiel
SPOKEN. raof
Jan 9: lat 81. lon 70 49, brig Union, FIN Manzanila
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1TEsTIMONIALs.

A worry large number OF important testimonials have
already been received from Physicians, Clersymen,
speaking In the most fattering Of the White Pine
DR. Nichols Of North6eld Vt says: iau1.s
mud the White Pine ompoand to be very efhcacious
not on IN coughs and other pu monic affections but
50 IN aecons Of the kidneys, debi it OF tha stomach
and other kindred organs .
Kew J, X chase Of Rumnsy, N H.. writes:
have for years ded your bite Pine O. poY,nd
invaluable remedy can truly say r.0-rd a, 20
even more efncacaus and valuable than ever i have
just taken the Compound for cold and it works charm
ingy u 1881 A l'ap ai'
Hon. P FL sweetser Of South Reading writes:
"Ha ing loDgk something of the valuable nns.li
enal properties OF the White Pine was urepa,sd on
seeing an advertisement Of your White Pine Compound
TO give the medicie trial IL has been used by mem
bers OF my family for several years. colds and coughs
and in some cases, OF serious kidney dificultiea 70
excellent RESULTS Several Of friends have also re-
esived much oenen fIem the Compound. We intend to
keep IL Always on handn
Rev D. Hoge Of West Randolph, VT, VINO is a
ply stefan, says; sea .f ..... A. -
aI md il 1.-THE cOmpOundJ an excellent medicine Ia
Says Mr. s. Body, Of the 14th regiment
Heavy Artillery. at Fort II linghast:
The White inc Compound effected a cure zhera n
who knew him. fully substantstt this Nv en ~
this Company who thought it folly for him 10 make trial
OF IT, In colds or coughs, men leave the care Of ths
81 geon where eatment can be had for nothing, and
Wy the w mite line ompou
COL GOULD.
Formerly Major Of the 18th R@gt NJ " fthat Vetevr,,
kegiment!) in ett Z 10 Dean, Esq. Of sfoneh.rn
speaks IN the highest praise Of the Waite Pf TJo1a
eoGnd and expresses wish that IL might be sent to
edge. DlE oar 1i- Soy I77l7- NS-'-- -.-S"--
No effort has ever yet been made by the pronr;sor u,
introduce i into the ARMY and has often been pur
chased 0y friends of soldiers, to send ia pack res ana
ordered by officers and soldiers and large titles
been forwarded by express,
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In our account of the doings of the Ecclesi-
asticAl council in yesterdays Press we Intend
ed to do equal and exact justice to all parties
concerned, but it seems from the communica-
ton Of Rev. Mr.. Walker, which we publish tc-
day, that some grievances are felt and that
there are some slight discrepancies between
our statments and his. II our memory was at
fault, we are perfectly willing to be set right,
put we did understand the gist Of Mr.. Wal
ker's Frst remarks as we stated it, and we
thick Dea- Gould must have SO understood
it from the remarks he made. Mr.. Walkers
answer to Dea. Gould, as given In his COM
munication. is correct according to our best
recollection. -.-st-
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n LEES
H o N e Y -
3 srar OF s.T. f1stis ID H..
HO r EHOUN D AND TAR!

ii - X h ii GUN ID AND -TAh
FOR THE CURE OF 1o.s
Coughs, Colds. hsfaesza, Roarseness DiDfsHlt
Breathjng, and all Affections Of the Throat,
st 81 BroRchiA ~ Tsoes aud Lungs leading ~.
to Consumption.
This sovereign remedy is compounded from the
fsvorit recipe OF illusrious Physician and Chem
ist, who for many years used IL with the most COM
plete success in his extensive private practice. $50
he ha4 long been profoundly impressed with the
wonderful virtue OF honey cfthe plant Horehound,
tn union with the Cleansing and Healing properties
of tar yted from the LIFE Principle the forest
tree 4bses 8BtsanseGo Balm of Gflead For years
he oaii 80 in his attempts to blend these great
medicinal o-ces into su III unio that the original
power of each would be pr served the disagreeable
qualities ofcommon tar removed, and the price of
the compound be within the means Of all At last,
after long course of difficult chemica experiments
he found that by adding to these foe other ingredi-
ents each one vauabe by ITSELF he not only obtain
ed the deairod results. but greatly increased the
curative power of the compound. This ha ing been
thoroughly testei by practice, Is offered to the
general public as ssafe pleasant and infalbe rem.
edy.:d az 8s t4 Ia
'Fis2ktisi rrice so Csnts per Bottle. be
For sale by W. T. Phillips, Portland, and all drug
CuALns DowsHn. General gent, 81
ucvaoSmR A Cedar ST.. IA w York.
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FROM STEPHEN BARTLETT

BhADRORDj n. H., July, 1900
DR. POLAND had been afflicted with Kidney Coua
plant for long time, and hau bad cough Of ten vri
standing which caused to spit blood quite
~. No one Of my acquain ances expected won a gst
my heath again. But scoB titles Of your Whit, PM
complaints. ~ e'
would also state that lady neishbor or our, was
so badly afflicted with cough that she at only ong
enough to have har bed made and tho rht she was
Of your Com ooad, and it cured her Shs Is iust "a
well now as ever she WIS
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Bowing to the large Dimensions of our ex-
change ilst' and the cost of supporting such a
luxury, we are reluctantly com PEELED to strike
from the list large number of papers - ont Of
the Sfate-whleh'ander Q Their circumstance we
should be glad to retain. To such papers we
send this notice marked With pen. that they
may suffer no loss but treat us as we have been
obliged to treat them.
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MARINE N e WI
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesdny............ .Jnnuary IT.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Montreal, Lisoomb. Boston.
Big Caroline Z Kelley, Snow, Boston. n
Schs F.eetwi z. Starting. and Marcena. Treiethen,
Monhesan with cargo of the wrecked sch Rebecca.
See disasters
Sch 5 knight. CIendennin, from New York for
Calais -(See disasteTs.I ia-f : " ~
CLEARED.
Barque Andes, Merriman Cardenas-J Lord.
Big Waccamaw, Nickeis, Matanzas-Chase Bros
Co. 4rrlr
Sch Wings of the Morning, Morton, Matanzas-
Chase Bros & Co.
Sch Nevada, Mann, Philadelphia Nick
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FROM B. P.AIKEN.

GoYRs rowN, March "A, 1860.
De. PoLAND.-I wish to testimony to the vafn1 NJ
your hits rtae ComPoEad. You viii remainder now
FEEBLE was at the time called on you in July last Nv
addition to other dagreeabe symptoms suffered dread
fully from severe pain.-You 90 d me bottle OF fbs
Whife FsAe q. MP. uRd, and before had tax two
thirds OF the contents Of bottle my pain had s len
me Though have been afflicted with that comp amt
for many months past enjoyed excsllsnt hsa H.
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FROM JAMES ]. uoYr.

BRADRoRD, N II Sept, 1860
DR. PoLAND.-1n the IA lof 1851 i TOOK a yerv VIC
lent cold which brought very severe cough pan in
side and Ia g. and raising blood was also very badly
afflicted with that troublesome disease-the k.on~s,
Complaint For the three years past have been yery
d raising an immense sight. with bad cough ar er
raising blood felt that my time here must be short
your While Pine COM oaEd, though my faith in Il VS.
small But to my establishment before had tazea two
bottles. my cough was better. the kidney trouble 40
and could rest nights without choking up aDdasne AZ
much have taken nearly three bottles and am feeling
like vel man. 0''tII 40 -
would add that my fathers family Is inclined 10 con
sumption my father mother and two sisters having died
of IL. - 49,
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:. u The undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
uon TO collecting Pensions, Bounties. Arrears Of
ray and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
oeamen' or their Heirs Office, 50 Ia Exchange
81 opposite Postofice, Portland.
m W. 8. SAWYER.
=, hS ss SAMUEL Cory, Gov. of Me. ,
HON; WIN: PIrr FEssEsDEN, sec'y Trsas'y,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wnnted J,mmed,otoIv

Waneed immediately.
GOOD Tin Plate Worker; one who un Understands
the business of jobbing. To such person good
wages and permanent employ ment viii be given
Apply to ~ j. GoLDSBoROUGH,
jsnlsd1w Biddsford. Me-
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~ WHITE PINE COMPOUND FOR DIABETES.
Important testimony from Asa Goodhue Ksq. Of Isev
New Hampshire -, -"

o. rs "
For sixteen years more have suffered mucl, N. n;
ervals from what at drt led kidney coraplsint
but year ago last December fell sck and iny ats
ing Ihysicans pronounced my disease Dsbetes. IT,
prostraton OF my system WAS great, and of se
long eonpuance that neither relatives neghl rs 30
the spripr II same Ws. rOo,u pO;slo 'W through
Near the asst Of March, 1859. being upP
with Dr Poland. fe inclined TO h a th ~
ms Wnite Pine compound, as the are cis a. NJ ~,
recommend for inflammation of the h III, ~
Of u wa procured and Immediately AZ er ~,
be sevsss nsiD senS ny rsngA gradually returned
attend 70 considerable business i eieva n poonas
White Pine Compound under Cod bst the means Of
To say that expect to have perfect health .0,D
Is GU OF the question Mt my 9, (64 But hi I viii
say, that while use the Compound nv healer d. VIII
comfortable When have reli5qulshed its use he s
pains We returned and all the disagreeable mntens
o. my asass sa. return to the Of the Compound
has produced immediate .elef
during tne eleven months, In which have beeen tax
ing TINS medicine, have used quite ave DO ties In
word let me Say to all afflicted with similar eoranlant
to mine, try DR. Polands hite line (omnound
--s-a-.--.-a ASA GOODHUE
The White Pine Compound advertised a, Ion.,,, =
cur columns Is not only A. to its inviting butts
higny approved edicine DR. w. Pc and ths 4, =
yenior, ha the couhdeae Of the many who know hin
commence which he enjoyed viii abort uaefu ~ ma,
ny years as Baptist mi,is'er. lii. experieD,,s a.
suiisrer led him make experiments which issr "a a.,
medic discovery bosto1s Hafchman and s ~ q,
The Editor Of the Manchester Da,lv oua wssS.'
SHmror IN leader of the Daily thus writes Of ~
The white Pine Compound Is advertised n. much
IN o9I columns and we are happy 10 learn that
the demand tort Is inersas beyond al previoa. er
ea.ons ~ the very best medicine for coughs and
- nas We know Of and no family that has once used
sqge that = Is sure to kill Cold and pleasant as sure
me ~ aest invention by sesident and Is SIN
.nat ne White Pine Compound de fer Colds and
Sougns should prove to be the greatest remedy for kid
ney dimculties known so Il is. We cannot doubt
II. 80 many testimonials come 70 Us from wei known
men Besides the character of DR. Paand Is such thai
We Know that he will not countenance what is wrong
kor years Baptist clergy man medicine to find
remedies for his ailments with delicate eonsumntiv
look standing with foot upon the grave he Made h
discovery which has saved himself a1d called ont from
hundreds Of others the strot ges testimonials possible
We have known DR. Poand for years. and never knew a
more entous honest upright man. and are rlnd 10
state that we whatever he says about his White
Pine Compound t1 .
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
Edward =. HaineS.
WATCH.MAKER,

For several years past with n. ]. GILMAN, has re-
moved to No. 1874 Middle street, second story, oyer
w C. Becketts storel where he will be happy TO re-
ceive the patronage of his fJrmer customers, and
the public generally.
Ali work entrusted to his care will receive bis per-
sohal attention. --.---zs-'-7
January 2, l865-d5w
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French Language.

Prot Masse retarns thanks for the patronage iti,-
erto flo ded him n thi Uity and gives notice tbst
ms "l9ter FERN win commencl on VI ednesday the
4th ofJanuary next sisi4s4s7 N - d
For further particulars inquire at Messrs Bailev
and Noyes, between II and O'Clock. dec2id4w
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Wednesdny =. -. -. ...January IS.
Sun rises......... % Length of days...... 80
Sun sets. ..........457 High water Up my j.. %