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The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01
MINIATURE Almanac
MARIN Z N EWS
PoRr OF PoRrLANn.'

: q Va IA : IN III =
1T. f-3a ARRIVED. f0s-i 4
Steamer Montreal, Liscomb, Boston Ell
Steamer Forest City, Donavan, Boston pnn
Brig Stranger, tBrl Campbell, Remedies IA DAYS
Brig Tangent. Mat hews. Philadelphia '7is'
Brig Koret. Elliot, Machias for Boston, 30 n
Sch Freedom, Peabody, Jonesport %
Sch EmeIne, FaFnham, Damariscotta. a3d
b Sch Sea Foam, Orr, Harpswell.
Sch Cherub, Bailey, Baltimore for Bath. ie
Sen mary lane tof bath Merrill. from Boston for
struck ny heavy squat OF Wood Island.
Sch Elizabeth Rebecca, Whidden. from Boston for
5 Sch Jeddie, Roberto, Boston fer Calais. So
Sch Catharine. MeEear, Boston for Wiscasset. os 2
Sch Glide. Aaskell. Boston for Rockland
Sch Amazon, Waterman, Boston for belfast.
Sch Dexalo, Rich. Boston for Eden. ~. ! 4 ~
Sch Susan Jane Torrey, Calais for Providence. saf
Sch II Rogers, Handy, Steuben tor Fan Aiger. f
) Sch Morning Star, Moon, Ellsworth for BOSTON,
= Sch X Beals Haskell Ellsworth for Providence.
Sch Bloomfi sld Langdon, Bangor for Boston. 0'
3, Sch Cen Scott Varnum, Bangor Tor Boston.
Sc Briilisut. Dunbar. Belfast'f for Boston
4 ',s go 20 - CLEARED.
Steamship Belgian tBrl Wyie. Liyerpool-H & A
shin Raxar stinson, Boston--master
Barqus james Ward. Tibbstts, Havana-Lynch,
Rris Rover tBr) Ryan, Halifax Ns-Coo Starr
Brie Tim Field, Patterson Ban Ror--master. -la y
Sch Noel, Obj Marsters, Horton Ns-A Whid-
'i Sch George Deering. willard, Philadeiphia- 6
Sch B Il Rnntley. Nickerson. Philadslphia-
issAfLED-ss PM steamship Belgian. !
su.a., ]. April 80.
---~--- ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston.
Sch Geo Brooks, Henley. New York. =. ,...-
Sch Delaware, Grant. Boston. iff4 ~ -llna
: Sch Jas FL Moore, Nckerson, Boston.
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DISASTERS.

scb Alexander Blue, (Br) Cockerell, FIN Matanzas
for Portland put into Boston 18th, leaking badly
having got ashore 9th ON Hedge Fence Was assist.
ed OF by u cutter Dobbin.
srig las Crosby before reported ashore Long
Island has been got OF and arrived at New York
on SATURDAY.. .ITs ia rlt I.. aII" N-
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In Brunswick. April %, Charles u Russell and
Clara A Reed. . 81 - u III I - - -
In Gardiner, George A Herman and Miss Anna
Winslow.
In Belfast. April q. Jas White, of Northport.
and Lizzie + Herrick, of B. =. - =
In Biddeford. April 20, Albra Dolby and Rhoda
In Boston, April II. Phillip Swain, Of New York.
and Miss Opheiis F, daughter of the late Capt Dan'
Mason, Of Kennebunk. o3iis5o EHr y ii-s7r
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Helmbold's Concentrated Extract Bucbu
Is the great Diuyetic. es :
zELMRoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAPA-
RILLA ,44
Is the Great Blood Purifier. sia
Both are prepared according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, and are The active that can be
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01

WHY IEJuRE THE COMPLEXION By POWDERS
AND WASHES which choke or I'll up the pores of the
skin and in short time leave il harsh AID dry? 1t
s the blood, and If you want smooth cad soft skin
use HnLMBoLD's ExrRAor OF SARsAPARILLA. 1t
removes black spots, pimples and all eraptions ofthe
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01

To PURIFY, ENRIoH THE BLOOD, AND BHAuTIYY
the complexion, use HET.MBoLD's HIGHLY CoNcEN-
rRATRD FLUID ExrKAoT SARsAPARILLA. one bot
eooffon N &c SLY - 5Hl 6J b ~ 49,
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THING OF BEAUTY Is A Jos yoR kvER 4.
Those who desire brilliancy decomposition. must
purify ard enrich the bio ID wh ch HELMBoLDs con-
oEnTRATED sARsAPARILLA invariably does. Rec
oeect u y no patent medicine ASK or Hembold's.
Take no other pesaf IT
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THE HONEST OLD MEDICINE |

n. II. D5was' Balsamic Elixir, for Coughs, Colds
Mheoping Cough, and all diseases of tbs throat,
! See circulars tor certificates from Hon. PanI Dill.
Anghim. Hon. Bates Turner, late Judge OF the Su.
preme Court If Vermont; DR.. J. b. Woodward,
Surgeon for tine Vermont Militia q
Sold by all dealers in Medicines John Henry
Waterbury, VT, Proprietor, ebsss...sA ~
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LIEN.
DON EsTIC PORTS.

Sid I'm Marblehead 2Sd, schs Blue WaYe, Biaisden
port; Gath. John 6 Cowell, Pickering. do do.
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senator S,sn,,er SHOT at-FaH Confsssion by
Harold. .,.f gl,i.lss IS q

Harold. ~ ystli r5iils Is p
e .3zsnsg VI s4asms NEW YORK, April 20.
The Times dispatch says Senator Sumner
was shot at last night by some person who fed
and was not recognized. Mr.. Sumner received
shortly after note. saying, st was fortunate
for you that my aim was not good EFT
III The Herald's dispatch says that Harold has
made full confession, and pointed out all the
parties known by him to have been concerned
in the plot. 4 & 40 a3bslazrsm 'ss
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.Fron. Nssp Orleans and 1fesioo.

From Nesc Orleans and Mertco. .niu
,iGaaa .M y .Ila NEW Y DIRK, April 30. y
a1By the steamer Fung Shuey We have New
Orleans flies to the 22d inst. The news OF the
ass as sination of President Lincoln was re-
ceived on the 18th, and instantly spread pail
OF QIaonl and despondency over the city. The
city was .draped In m -urning. Meetings were
held and expressions put forth OF heartfelt
public grief. L The city was never more
shocked. 49,.
= "a report had been received from Bagdad,
Mexico, that Cortinas had entered Matamoras
with a few men. A skirmish took place. in
which but few men were killed on either side.
Cortinas took some horses, and lost three
prisoners one colonel, who was afterward
shot by Mejia. An attack on Bagdad was ex.
pected.. The foreigners in Matamoras had
been organized to defend the place by Mejia.
Communication between Bagdad and Mata-
moras had been suspended. Cortinas and
Memo have 5000 men. s6ar a. NO SEQ
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Nor A FEW OF FHE WORST DISORDERS that af.
fict mankind arise from corruptions Of the blood
HKLMBoLD's EXTRACT SAKsAPARILLA Is RENEE
dy ofthe utmost value ~ Z 8 aTlII
n s13isszals dlr tsfaa.-f .fsr4 ,,.+4s mar20d3m
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b5 HE = 1rst nag raised in Richmond after Its
evacuation :, was that Of the Twelfth Maine
f,ft4SL' FTtifbt
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-coLGATE,s HONEY SOAP p.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emollient in its nature. fragrantay
scented, and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale oy all Druggists and Famsy
Goods Dealers. u sas3 ~ y jan81diyr.
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and renevaes the blood pures instils the yigor OF
health into the system, and purges out the h1mors
that make disease. aa9 is9fG II sir5m56A1i ,-.g
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BY TELEGRA PH
TO THE
EVENING PAPERs.
JEFF. Davis In South Carolina = The Booth
Tragedy.


JEFF. Davis In South Carolina : The Booth
Tragedy.
New YORK, April 20.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says In
telligence has been received that JEFF. Davis,
at last accounts, was in South Carolina, and II
is thought he will be intercepted before reach
ing the Mississippi,
Tine post moitsm examination of Booths
body showed that the ball did not touch the
brain, but, striking the spinal column, pro-.
duced immediate paralysis. The opinion OF
the. surgeons is that he must have died hor-
rible death, the brain being active and con-
seriousness complete up to the very moment Of
his death. n gsyt.enasY sI "a
Nearly all the parties directly implicated are
now in custody. Payne, the would-be assas-
sin OF Secretary Seward, is a brother OF the
st. Adams raider. There are six brothers, ell
reckless and daring fellows. Two were with
Walker in Nicaragua. sdss1 q hdsafal III
Edwin Booth arrived here to-day. to ask for
his brothers body. The request viii not be
granted. III 3H iitW n0ffr57gTsra. an
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IL BEWARE OF CoUNTRRBE SITS AND UNPRINCrPLED
DEALEss endeavorng to oil pose OF their own and
other preparations, on tho reputation attained by
HELMBoLDs GENUINR PREPARATIONS.
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IN the Belgian, for Liverpool = Edw WALL Alex
Robb, Mrs Henderson, Jas Reid j Ii BENSON. R N
Meicher, Mrs Gou d, Alex Campbell Mrs Camp
bell, i've children. nurse and infant Miss CRIBS
Sherrup. wife and three children, w Patterson Sa-
rah Sweet, Mary e Sweet Jos L Sweet. Mrs Neg
Dett two children and infant. Mathew MuIleron,
Alice Mclaughlin, Rose Mccarthy, Jno Hopper.
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ss she shook her sparkling hair. that she'd
fn Sach Iustre oee her besuteous head +,
Ladies VIA sdress their hair with STERLIrs's AM
BR0sIA end that 10 adds new charms and lustre to
their beauty. R,afqej ap24 2w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Letters Remaining Unclaimed

Letters Remaining Unclaimed
the Post Office at Portland, State ofMaine, lat
Il day OF May. 1906.
ER-"Io obtain any ofthese letters the applicant
must call for advertissd letters give the date OF
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
"a" II not called for within one month, they will
be sent to the Dead Letter OHice.
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him not 10 execute noted guerrilla IN his
custody. giving AZ a feason that the var ~.
about at an end. 81 guess we shall have timeto
hang this fellow was tl,a ,ss,r,o, u ~ c.
eral as he dismissed the subject. no
8 B-A freight conductor ON the Detroit and
Milwaukee Railroad hurrahed for jeff Davis
as the train left Muir Station on saturday.
On the return Of the train he escaped the in
dignant people by crawling into tool-cbest On
the engine. 4s~sTs-s,se-s..sw 4
E Congressman Rogers of New Jersey. who
has the misfortune to resemble published pho-
tograph Of Booth, was arrested on a Camden
ane Amboy train fhuatled ahont IN q moot M
ceremonious manner. and detained for Two bonrs
until his identity could be proved
I. EBarnum has offered $1,000 for, the nillou
of the bed ON which the President f,;sa Itta co.,.
to be placed IN his museum II 4 not i;lev ~.
offer will he accented as 4 ,,r,,,c.ad -
the bedstead and clothing to the povernmsnt 20
he mt a. ,ba pa,ant 0as, -1Hss.'S = '-'A'' -
& gEEdwin Booth Is AZ Wasb;noto, Z. / v;no
gone there. Il i said To bs road ,o -
any noss;hla action ~ .hs c., - 80
himself. His welI-knoWn loyal,y- Is nnr;oht
character. his nromnt conssr,,sa.,as4 - -.
brother. and his great misfortuns II har;r
brother make him an, object =, -
patty. 2niia no 90 = al7io1 80 = '-7'
gFThe poem going tbe , ~, a. - 90. a..
doh -, .s...,ss.,5.- ~
mortal be proud ?, and which h.s Mo- :.
tributed to Mr.. Lincoln. was mo, -. Il,
him, though it was one Of his f.vor;to. +. -.
written by William KNOX, WIN d;aa 4, RAJ
bnrgh in 1926 The poem NAV IL oooand';na
sScotia's Baras, ''publshed in 1859 bo Roh,,Co 4
ter & Brothers. Of New York Z, ''-i
EsInouirer'' asks vby we did M, r,h,;.h
the -hniA ineopss. in the o;tv nm which
taxes are paid. instead Of invidiouslv, se,ect;ne
a portion Of them, and says there are : Good
many men of means whose names do NOT Da annaar
in published list This is true. but - i l..
our fault. We have published the en,;re ,;st
and if others should appear and do mt II "a
simply because they returned no income liable
to taxation aae5 s5i ,5 81 500 sio olsf
x % Didn't our neighbor Of the ar0,,s mt his.
foot into the Sherman Johnston diplomacy
rather prematurelyf He has shewn a willing
ness to swallow the whole Of that abor;nable
and to give traitors better1 tsrros
than even VaIlandigham would have cla;med.
Possibly he would save those for whom The bem,,
has been or should be twisted, in order to
keep up his party stock Of Presidential cand;-
dates. e q siasssis1as tse asi.3 % 81
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csrEotAL NorlCEs.

Eagle HILL Mutual Coal Co.
Stockholders in this Company who are entitled to-
the Dividend for February, can receive It by calling
at 100 Middle Street. 0tH
ap27d1w 800 ss.fic EDWARD SHAW, Agent.
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Per IS Belgian, to Liverpool-l6Ol boxes bacon,
IS tres lard. 20 bbls beef l29 pkgs butter, As bbs
pctashes, bbls Hour cases leather, II pkgs exhi-
Dition goods. case boot lasts bales furs 2 pkgs
express goods. u agftgF
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IMPORTS.
EXPORTS.

REMEDIES. Brig Stranger-sS5 hhds molasses,
4s tres do. to L Churchill Co. n
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FTyHR stockholders Of this Company are hereby
IL notified that their annual meeting Will DO he q
at the Office off Farmer, No. 10 Exchange street.
on Tuesday May 18TH, at half past O'Clock y. NJ
to ACT on the following articlesi Ti7TT
q Let ITO choose officers for the dnsuing yesF
Ado see IA I no stockholders will au horize the
sd-To act on any other business that may lea al y
come before thom. 3 l.. FAkMBR.
U.s. IN ILL I-l Clerk OF the Corporation.
Portland, May i, 1866. mAyltd
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ftAa INV SPOKEN. Gag
March T. lat n, Ion % W, barque Alfred Lemont,
from Cardiff for PaytA ~
March Il. lat n. Ion 50 y. ship Chris Hall. Free
man. from Rio Janeiro for Akyab; same time, chip
Audubon. Thatcher, Rio Janeiro for Calcutta.
March 20. lat 90 N, Ion 80 w. Am barque PONTIAC
from Portland for Buenos Ayres lso reported.l loi
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ietH 49, POR l. AN Dial ~
Photographic Gallery
note sALoNZO s. DAVIS, Proprietor. -
so afiddle st., W9A sseg3 Portland, Me-
Copying done in the best manner dec2stf
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THE GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEL
i 49, WILL CURE 9algaf SO
sala q Coughs and Colds dat
gees ssfa5ai99 rHKA fla loitgHsfs
8 gass saa ,5fia G.. G. 5ir. .f5 O.. b.
HEILMITTEI. l4s1 ifig, saaw
L9s'riiui iiyr Ri AK 80. -7s-ifsg 1910
aaa.J4 VIII soHh atss9, 1tsf ca 10 b
Si1i1a ri Catarrh and Bronchitis, q ID
THr OH
e i.sa 5.at1a. An' G.. G. bA1-.g ID t5--
'1s sIsaI HEILMITTEL s9 rgs tso
WILL CURE KS
o ON 8 U M PATIO N. sas
in its sfrs. stages and is the best rem, ay for
- 81 DIPTHERIA.t y x -
For,sle by all Druggists. Price DER Bottle O..
10 irss WEEKS & POTTER,
Druggists, 40 Washington Street. Bsaon. ksss..
go - Wholesale Agents. marsod7w
lIf
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ssfftf a-.sf m sHIP LETTERS.
Gray F J capt sch c Farnsworth
Emo John capt ach Charlie and Willie
Fountain Chas sch Chronemeter2
Waite VIM sch Charlie and while
Smith Willie I sob Eliza Orowoll u. efr.n
Foes Otis mrs sch Elvira A Conant
Walker VIM brig Nelson tAA
Jameson freeman III sch Gertrude Horton
Howard Emerson brig II Kennedy
Day n captsch Texas
Loring BENZ capt cob VIM Arthur eIt
Hayes VIM capt son Whiting Long.
- 80. - A. I. DOLE. PosImas Ier.
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Scfentlt6er 95erfQuf

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Die Seelnsunesn am @rfapfsta9e unS auf.
partuns ron
Sbomos eieentsr0cr.
8. s. Straut, austiCnerr.
Sanuar 81. nalm
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SperatiOn bel 9SilmiMstUn.
fSffslsGt TsvtI&s.l

@slatAstOn. q. San.
In Ssnsrals Waior Dir.
SOIssnbss &elssramm III beim untsr,
si1neten &rie9sminiifsrium pon SeHsr
nI Srant einSesanesn.
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bene5. Ginrr rneiner Stabsoffijiere
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berfe auf Smitbs SsIano, Su Smitb,
iue uno Reepes point. Disie pI6se
Durben pcn ben Sseioloatsn beIttt.-
pie @efammtSabI Der ebeutstsn &anot
len, III l62.
du6 cine srcbe 2abt <ineerebrt
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1 lsiere uno lO7 Wann eet6otet, As Of.
lliere uno 495 Rann psrmunbete.
E--- g. W. Stanton,
'.. &:ieesminiIftr.
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Seffentlt6e genDu.
uno Dianfass ben gotten uno
2llfen Sebruar,

Rcnta96 uno OienIfa9s Den gotten uno
2lften Sebruar,
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uptIrne Srffd. StdMe. Rutsrb'rtf unO Gimer,
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neintu @trIhiGlenheit anrsrer baus uno Sdhens
1rdhhaftGn, ~ nnitSnbliob ~ mRlcen.
Eit 8sOinauuasn am Sage Oss 8srtaufs pru
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sanuar "a. 1885. -uG9n
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Sefentlt0e 95en6u.

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Mdr3,
on ttiSm Saatn I'M t2 llbr Nlittaes. fcllsn an
Der Isbttrrigsn Uobnuns btS usrfcrbentn .
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ye lItfCrnfrob. Nd'r gDaIitn unb 9 qdr
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hrn, 9dbsln, Sadufsln ircr art gfsrprasf&irr,
stnfaG's uno tppprItss, S,pd' unb 8ittsttsn,
sins Sols Sstt Sfrintrs6r Gjritirr, so 8ins
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len, 3 SsIsn NIT 0Obr. 3 Iii6s Bureau. Draty
un6 Stnf. RiIGf&ranF, Scl,ttRs. Sausu6r, so
gJdrbs CARPETS, S;GtIs. @Snts, 5bee uno ancr.
rec 3rnssI&trr. GiIsntsIsI. fupfernsr SsItl, rs
5dfsn NIT qdtrtra, Barrel Gets. @runotr.
rem tsim Suf&h, 3itr, Stdnnsr, 8irrelfGlIrr,
unb FONT nod oirle dubers Saus uno 9auerns
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-31
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-31
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reid enpsisn fein. Self. DoviS bat yer:
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sr la9t au6erddIi6 ~ SIR. Blair, cab
r 8rieoCn fdliebtn uno in ole Union su.
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ci8 Statbm iein wGroen.
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