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STICKING TO THE STRONG PoINT-On the
proposed amendment to the Constitution, Mr..
McALLIsTER (Dem., Pa said: When the
subject was before the House On a former &C.
casion voted against the measure. / have
been in favor Of exhausting all the means OF
Cancellation to restore the Union as our fathers
made il. 1 am for the Union, and utterly OPP
posed to secession or dissolution in any way
or shape. The result of all the peace missions,
and especially that Of Mr.. Blair, has satisfied
me that nothing short of recognition OF their
independence will satisfy the southern con-
federacy. It must therefore be destroyed, and
in voting for the present measure l cast my
vote against the corner stone of the southern
confederacy. and declare eternal war against
the enemies of my country iiT ~
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Public Town Meeting.

ms afternoon at three o'clock, the legal vo-
tiers ofthe city are notified by warrant from
the Mayor and Aldermen, to meet together
in the City Hall, to act on the question of fill
ing the quota OF, the city under the recent
call of the President.
What proposition will be submitted we
have no means of knowing, but presume votes
will be passed requesting the City Govern
ment to take efficient action with view to
ill the quota without sabjecting the city to a
draft. The time for work to this end is very
short, and how draft is TO be avoided is a
question requiring more brain power 10 solve
than we have at command. Had the public
meeting been called Immediately after the
Presidents call was made, 1t wonld have been
more likely to be productive Of good resulls.
1t is to be hoped the meeting to-day NAV he a
full one.
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Bangor and the Draft.

4 81
The City Council of Bangor have voted to
pay $500 to each person who shall volunteer
and be accepted and mustered'as apart.of the
quota Of the city under thelast call for men,
one-third of this amount to be paid on the ar
rival of said volunteer at such rendezvous out
of the State as may be designated by tn Uni
ted States; one-third when he shall have
served six months, and the balance at the end
of his term of service; the Mayor to draw his
order on the City Treasurer for saidlsums in
favor of such volunteer, or his legal represen-
tative, at the respective per iods above named,
on receiving evidence to his Satisfaction that
such volunteer has so arrived at said rendez-
vous, and served as Aforesaid rzs6mns'
The City Council provided that this ar
rangement should take effect and be in force
when the Legislature of the State of Maine
pass an act authorizing cities and towns to
raise money for the payment Of bounties,
&C. GNh
The committee who reported this PROPOSE
ton, of whom the Mayor was chairman, in
their report say: q.vhs4f.rf9f47 ~
Your committee are satisfied that the voice
of our people would be in favor OF Offering Il
liberaf--even a generous bounty, to those who
volunteer, and, in person, go to the war, but
would be opposed to paying one farthing for
what are called in common parlance" paper
credits, as they do not add one fota 10 the
efficiency Of our armies This paper credit
system your committee entirely repudate as
well as most Of the substitute brokers bust
ness, and would recommend that what is done
to facilitate recruiting, be under the direction
Of the city, through its recruiting board, as
much OF the abuse complained of would be
avoided. 1900
The Wing finds fault with the action of the
city-which seems to US liberal and wise-and
says : There is not sane man IN the city,
probably, who expects that our quota can be
filed without encouragements to those who
furnish substitutes as well as those who yolun-
teer." ~ eaa E2aa44 s4e<Aa sly9.a
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Tun popHAM COZ sSY.-We acknowledoe

THE PoPHAM- CoLoNY.-We acknowledge
our Indebtedness to b. Thnrston,s Esq, Prin-
ter, for neatly printed copy of IAN Address
on the Character Of the Colony founded by
George Popham, at the mouth of the Kenne-
bee River" in 1907, delivered in Bath on the
zsth OF August last, by Hon. Edward E.
Bourne, of Kennebunk. Judge Bourne has
Drought the results of great deal of careful
study and research together in this volume,
ana indicated the Colony against the asper-
sion that It was penal settlement and not a
legitimate Colony. M
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BLAcKwooD.-The January number of this
English tory magazine has been received from
the republication cfliee of L. Scott & Co.,
New York. The work possesses its usual in.
terest, and betrays its usual distaste for popu-
lar government aud democratic institutions.
apd its sympathy for the southern rebels In
this country. x
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g8as PROSPECTUS FOR 1896. o. ~
gaii4lpmH9es 10 ag-A e. $50 Ilfs. ...
Gfl.0I
The Maine State Press.
=. iqloi lex Is published every Thursday soler
a. y Is published every Inn, sday

A-I az a.tA Ni .IIIa'.HI. .
Two Dollars Year In Advance.
In is the largest political paper in New Earard,
Is in quarto form, gives an unwaveriDg support to
the Government In It's conflict with giant rebellion,
contains large number OF carefully prepared Orig.
inal Articles, stOries-Orgnal and selected, Poetry,
an exit nsive Army Correspondence. the Current
News of the Day. Latest intelligence BY Telsua, h,
Congressional and Legislative Proce dinss. fuii
Marine List, Portland Prices Current. carefully pre-
pared RsviOwOi the Market. Stock List New York
Markets. Boston and New York brokers, Beard.
Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Markets, 40.
Enclose q current money b. mail. and receipts
forone year win be returned. .rf .<r
To any person who WIN forward ten new sabseri-
bsrs, cash IN advance, We viii send al additional
coy gratis, for his trouble. 4V
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The government of Prince Edwards Island has
otfce that light has recently been establish
ed on sea-Cow Head or Salutaiion Point ON the Sc
side of entrance to Bedeque Bay the SW coast of
Price Edward . island, Northumberland Strait.
The light IL fixed white light. placed at eleva
on of so feet above the mean level of the sea and
"A miles.
The tower is in q $40 gIt 40 eWF1-H HEr
Latitude. -. 46 10 N.
1894 gittfde =. .48 81 w of Greenwich. -fi~e
Per ORDER W. b. SHUBRICk, Chairman.
Treasury Dept, Office Lighthouse Board. Washing-
81 ton City, Jan II, 1885, .saDI luF-H -ea1AtE
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THE MAINE STATE Press. --1The pro-
spectus of this excellent paper will be found
in our advertising columns. Those of our
readers who want secular paper well filed
with late news and good reading matter can
supply that want by subscribing for the Press.
IZion's Advocate.
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Deaths Of Maine Soldiers at Salisbury,
~ rr North Oarol;na. rv -

From long list published in the New York
Tribune, embracing the names of 1900 Union
prisoners, who died in the wretched huts CALI
ed hospitals lat Salisbury, NC, during the
sixty days ending Dec. IS, 1894 We collect
the following names Of soldiers from this
State: - ~ So o1i
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MARRIED..

In this city, Feb Q. by Rev DR. Shailer, Capt Sam'i
of Portland - M y. - :
In this city, Feb 1. BY DR. Wright, Capt John W
land. 3fs -l1Tt - + $3.50 ' y As
In this city, Feb 2. by DIR II Lamb, John II Har-
of Scotland :
In Auburn, Jan :. Samuel Davis and Miss Ma
ry A Davis bnth of Freeport l71rT7 - -
ards, both of Eastport ''' '-''' ~-'S"'
. In south Bersick, Jan l, Shern Emery and Miss
and Miss Olive A Allen, of Wells. - 49,
In Augusta, Jan 26; John Allen. I'd, OF Plymouth,
In Mt Vernon, Jan rs, Aaron W Richards ana
Miss Josie l. French. 9-11T - -,'---' -
In Swanville, Nov "a, George Piper and Miss
Mary e Townsend. s. -
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From. Ne,v Orleans

III CAIRoy Feb. L. I
New Orleans dates of the 26tti show no
charge in the markets. In accordaI CO with
Governor Hahn's proclamation the s26th ult.
was observed throughout Louisiana as a day
of festiyity, in honor of the emancipation
actof Missouri and Tennessee. Some 10000
persons outside the city celebrated the day.
The city of New Orleans was brilliantly iiumi
mated at night.
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DISASTERS.

Brig Waltham. Wylie. at Port Royal SO. reports.
no datel 1854 Ion IS, fell in with brig Experiment,
from Ellsworth for New York, In 4 sinking condi-
ion. and took OF the crew. as before reportei The
capita of the Waltham could not get water from
be-ow and was very short Tor al days. The
Watham sta ted the head OF her cutwater, which
caused her to leak bad y. l1n
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Racant Publication.

The BROTHERS SECRET. M
T. B. Peterson & Bros, Philadelphia, have
just issued from the press this work Of marvel
GUS interest, from the pen Of VIM. Goodwin. II
is said to be one of the most exciting and en-
chanting books ever printed. 1t is written with
an intense purpose, and in the language of a
critic who has read it carefully, SIT is eloquent;
it is vehement; it is passionate. A burning soul
under Etna = if souls can burn materially
could not have sent forth a more tremendous
objurgation. The earnestness of the author is
like the cleaning of naked sword, or the flash
of mountain lightning" We advise our readers
to get this book, as it is one to be appreciated.
Price 81 so in paper, or So 90 in cloth,
For sale in this city by Hall L. Davis.
- The cotton vessels from Savannah are to
bsconvoyed to New York. The first feet will
bring about 5000 bales.
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
The largest daily east OF Boston, large eight column
pases,at IS Year i's Advanes. I'D .-
Aeu'sss' -1a1lo 9lf Io -l-R Sob af n
10" aiN N. A. FOSTER a co., 6
PUBLISHERS.
f4l.th VIA d9iaW lq PORTLAND, ME.

weekly papers in the state can receive the Daily
Pyess In txchsuge one yea', by giving the anoye
urosneotus rs many insertions, as advertisement
Al al their reguar rates, will amount to the differ
ence in terms the rs inFertion to be prior TO The
frst day Of February They will also direct atteu-
tiou TO prospectus 10 an editorial item. dfwtf
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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
ofthe head is formed and secreted As long as the
scalp IL free from disease these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps igs natural appearance,
and color But when humors and other diseases AZ
fect the scalp these glands become involved In tn
same disease and the hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle. Sooner or later the hair begins 70 fA
of, and in many cases, fnot arrested. will produce
complete badness. lll
To remedy this pathologieal cordition Of ID,
glands. and create q new and healthy action, tn
physiological Hair kegenerator has proved per
feot success. Fit t7 p THt
tbs not ''Dys, and viii not stain particle. Il
TO It's original color. 1t promotes q growth OF new
roots Of the hair not completely rganized-
II prevents the hair from falling or and removesal
dandruf, heat, humors and itching from the scalp
1t keeps the hair soft, moist and perfectly heaty ano
gives II glossy and beautiful appearance. II IL
highly perfumed, and q dressing ID has no superi.
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above results in all cases. IL not the money to be
refunded. Whit every "Gray Head" In New Eng
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Price 81. per Bottle. el3 y
TEBBETTs BROTHERS, rasmEe
Druggists and Chemists. Proprissors, Manchester
y It's -- NH.
GEORGE GOODWIN CO.. IS Hanoye,
street, Boston. General W holesale Agents
w. ". WHrPPLE, Agent for Portland, Maino.
Jan 2eod Ans -es -z a1i14Ai y H19hA 81
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''DRY UP FOR THE CATARRH.p

s'DRY UP FOR THE CATARRH.paio.
'Sympa by with those in affection makes it duty
estate that after suffering for thirty years from thai
loathsofne disease, CATARRH in the Head. and civ
enup all hope of q cure, 1 hoard Of DIR. wADs
woRTH's Day UP," and procured bottle of the
the medicine, from which found immediate relief.
have used in the last three months. three bottles
OF it, and am now comp aratively well, and doing
my usual work, and i cheerfully recommend il to
alfafiicted in like mannor.i atevrs 10 asd1os ps
Dated Ear,viile, Sept II, 1854. oesl ,g a tttanns
ABIGAIL BABoooK."
4 RE- IA Y Druggist, Special Agent, Portland
.rnrrntts. hrn janlsdSwSw
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Passage Of the Constitutional Amendmens.

= . IallaIIa Z fsUVIDHNCk, n. L, F6D.l z. 4
The House of Representatives this morning
the proposed amendment to the U. s. Consii-
tuition. The vote stood 90 to A. sas7 sdI-ae
ss4s85 CHICAGO, Feb. q,
The Assembly of Illinois yesterday ratified
the constitutional amendment. gegasaeal 81
The tobacco warehouse of Vanetta Fried
man q Co., was burned last night, Loss
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THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
+: ar FARMIEGroM sat
" dneasday. Nareh 1865.
The SPRING srss1oN win omen ON

Sol Wednesday, March l, 1865. ela
soh,ol Committees are invited to nse their inu noe
In sustain ny this eor to secure suecia training for
our public school teachers.
q, louIg ladies' and gentlemen, desiring TO avail
themselves the facilities here Afforded viii pieaSe
apply, for particular nio nation 70 the PRINCIPAL.
MI A. T. KELsEY, at Farming on.
u fadi TUITION FREE.
For incidental expenses Of the school, each Student Ia
charged one dollar. fsbI swstaw
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New YORK, Feb. 2. y
The Tribunes special Washington dispatch
says Gen. Singleton has just returned from
Richmond. He is OF the firm beliefth there
will be no peace between us aud the rebels,
and thatthere can be none unless they can
abandon the'idea ofindependence, or we aban-
don ours of reunion. he says the rebels are
sanguine of conquering their independence.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

EOAMAGN TIL n De .
Sid FIN Wellington NJ Oct IS bark saml Tagbox,
Ar a. sydney Nsw Oct 20. ship westward Ho,
williams New York az gs lIiisl1 ti.a RI ~ I'M I
Ar AZ Nagasah Oct Is. barque Comet. Wright,
Hong Kong IE1 aIaHtIkf D- Il ssrF.. Nh =
Ar 4 MacOa Novlo ship Henry Darling. Reed.
Ar e Marseiles s:n inst barqus Jasper. Higgins,
Ar at Havre 9th inst, barque Zephyr. Lane. RON
Ar at Buenos Ayres Oct 10th. barques Manila
Morse. Pc Hand; 80th. Warren. Averil, do. > 4 -
r SID I'm st Thomas I'd ult. sch Baltic Grant, for
AR at caenfuegOs I'D ult, barque Urdine Glover.
Ar at Havana 18th uit, briss A Larrabee. Car.
Isle, Bucksport; Hattie, Gilkev Portland = w A
Dresser, Hatch, Portland
CID 25th. brig Mazatan, Msddocks for Matanzas:
9th barque Ocean Home. Weldon, Boston.
Es SG n.n oataues John Griffin, Chase New York
Ar at Matanzas 2Sd nit. barque Heroine. Nickar.
SON frovidences 24th. brig ii Dilling ham. -.
sen snow Squall Shepherd, New Orleans, 18th. bri9
NAM Mansa an Norton, Portlandi Clsry, Parker
Cid 2sd. brig Fredonia. Wall, Philadelpbia
N AT AZ Sardenas Gath nit, barque ST. Jago White
Portland; 18th. brig A c Titcomb, Kew West.
Sld, brig Sarah Crosby Crosby, New York
- [Per steamship Africa. at Halifax.l
Arr from New York Nov q, Carroll O. at Buenos
Ayers; 18th Hit karson. do; Dec 81. Ellen Ausiin'
Arr from Boston Nov Is, Ocean Rover, at Mel
e1 AR from Portland Nov 80, U'h'r'at Rio
-tw 119aI vtassti3 usf cn si0tf1
stas SPOKEN. h
Nov 7. lat 90 s. Ion IA W. ship Catharine Holhrook,
Lawrence, rom Boston for Maarhtus' sn
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HALH,s

III
~ wv OF alsLlA -
HOREH HOUND AND TAR J
sa, FOR THE CURE OF a,,w "a
Coughs, Colds, Influence, HoGrseness.g Difficult
Bredtking. and all affections Of the Throat, NJ
,ta to Consumption. "a
This sovereign remedy is compounded from the
favorite recipe sndllustrious Physician and Chem
ist, who for many years used it with the most COM
plete success in his extensive private practice.
he ha1 long been profoundly impressed with he
wonderful virtue of honey of tho plant Horehound
inunon with the Cteaasiag and Healing properties
of tar sxtraotedfrom the Life Principle ofthe forest
tree Abies Ratsamea or Balm of Gilead For years
he haen in his AsAelaP - ~ blend these great
medicinal forces into su sh unto that the original
power each would be pr served. the disagreeabe
qualities ofcommon tar removed, and the price OF
the compound be within the means of all. At last,
after lous course ofdidionlt chemical experiments
he found that by sdding to these fee other ngredi-
ents, each one valuable by ITSELF he not oay obtain
ed the de 'ircd results but greatly Increased The
curative p0worofthe compound. 2 This ha ing been
thoroughly teste1 BY practice, is offered to the
public asafe pleasant and in fallible rem.
edy. CIV s3istento9 p afseai 90 aIrtsa 70 a r
- az 9ii Price so Cents per Bottle. igsJ al1
Forssie by W. r. Phillips, Portland, and all drug
gists.
CHAIss DowNRR, General Agent,
nov4d3mR Al Cedar st.. New York.
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DIED.

In this city, Feb 2. Mrs Hannah knights, widow
OF the late Capt Danl knights aged so years. Ms
Funeral ON Saturday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock,
at her late residence, No 81 Oxford street. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend. irt 9ft tfff.
mel. 't'sii'''i' TT ''''F' 1911 -
At Salisbury prison. N q, Dec I5 VIM Rich
ards, aged II years months. AT Gettysburg Pa.
July 4. 1868 Calvin Richards, aged 10 years--sons
Of Thomas Richards of Portland. 49, Z, -
In Lewiston, Jan 80, Mrs Martha Mitchell, aged 70
years months s.5Jif g ~ at1l|
In starkss Jan 81. Mrs Mary Chapman. aged les
years. arr is-ssf ..s .-f 80 .,s 80. u .-.,.f
in Augusta, Jan 26. James 4. SON os Eliza Pink
ham, aged wears. ~ fsl5s'. aaN 20 1A iiiN
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MINIATURES ALMANAC. -laa
MARINE NEWS
Port OF PORTLAND

Thursday, neutrality-suspicious.. February q.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Montreal, Liseomb Boston.
Brig Weno1a an. GRAHAM Ellzabethport.
Sch Jerusha Baker. Barberick. Boston. sfrE
Sch Ripley Ropes, Toole. Boothbay .3AI INA
4 Sch Atlantic. Weber, Bristol.
CLEARED.
Barque Gertrude, Chase Matanzas-Chase Bros
& Co.
Brig Timothy Field, Patterson, Hayana--Phiunsy
Jackson. .g3yoIe Tu'1at
Brig Elizabeth, Libby, Matanzas-ThOs, Asencio
4 Co :, ~
Brig Geo Barnham, MOuntfOrt. Havana Thomas
AseDcio G. Co. .sln1rl sl.a lo.taL 9tl
Sch Ruth h Baker. knight, Cardenas-Chase Bros
& Coz hah 5000 20 e7ly'l1@ Ian-t ssallst llA
Sch Texas, Day, Boston-R G York & Co .slei
Sch Sarah Buck, Grover, Belfast-Miliiken g Free
man.
Sch cOauettes Southland. wiseasset-w c R
sAILED-.Ynd Barque Gertrude; brig
Kenuebeej sch Ruth Baker. n fLnATfr-
Also sailed, U rev cutter O Dobbin, Usher, for
Edgartown.
TBY TEL. TO MERCHANTS ExcHANGE.l
BALTIMORE, Feb l-Cld. sch Jas Freeman, LORI
ing Portland via DeaPl Island. M4 WH IA
NEW YORK, Feb AR, steamer United King
dom, from Glasgow via Portland
.EttI Aa atAl-- llLEA Il lt on
For particulars OF the arrest and decision in the
case of he crew of the Brazilian brig Donna Maria,
at this port, e local column. y sfW.fl Nh
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Rebel Commissioners reported at City Point.
ee4 - 80 - a. ~ U A 7 rruoprrA Eol.. a.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2.
The Americans Annapolis Correspondent
telegraphs the arrival of the steamer Lady
Lang, from City Point, yesterday noon. She
reports that the rebel commissioners were
there on board steamer understood 10 be
waiting the arrival OF some person from Wash
inUfnn
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81 Inc door between us and heaven cannot
be opened If that between us and our fellow-men
| 10 mi
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Lost.

RErWEEN Woodford's Corner Az the CITY. ON
Y Monday evening, MeerschauEa Pipe, shane 4 4
aTurRs head, partly colored. in a case lined with
purple and white The finder will be suitably re.
yard on leaving It at HARRIS, opposite The p.
y. f5t3i3ts ~
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ORTGENAL AND gELECTED.

81 when is a gambler like perfect robber
When ne swings club and takes your dia-
% Many ladies think themselves unable to
walk . mile, who gladly dance three times that
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ANNUAL MEETING.

or .I.AI' AVN OdL AkE1lNG. .HfE
ntHE Stockholders Of the FoRxfen EMpdRAnr
- AssootATIon. Of MAIZE. are hereby notified
tnat their annual meeting. of this year vii be held
IN Angusf6. At tbs augusta Holse, on Mcndny the
sixth day o. February inst, At O'Clock p N. ~ n
In the absence the President. HlT 30 q III
ID. .1r... -1s N WEBB, Secretary. 4
augusta, FEB l. 1855. NJ feb3td