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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12


The streets OF Memphis are but little
superior to those Of Evansville, but the
CUTTERS are better graded, and Of coarse
cleaner Sheis, moreover, blessed With
several cspaeious and elegant hotels,
among which the Gayoso and Com
mereiai are the most popular. We had
the pleasure Of meeting here many old
acquaintapces, among whom was cur
late fellow-citiEsn Louis Hewss, who, ws
are glad to learns ha. been very success.
fol in business. We enjoyed his hospi-
tally for an hour or two, and it was
Just such as we had . right to expect
from aformer citizen of Evansville. His
numerous friends in this city win BE-
glad tUfsRrn that he and hi interesting
family are enjoying excellent health,
Among toe business men of the city
We we're delighsed TO meet young man
whom VIC have known from infancy. and
whose early education we had tine pleas
ure of experimenting for time, and
like most Of our old pupils, we are glad
20 know he has been very successful in
business. John White McCown of the
firm OF Sproule 4 McCo~n, cl0thiers, is
~ nprighs worthy young man and de-
serves TO prosper.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-18
Maine Wounded A. fitx Point.

Geo. r. Davis, Esq, State Agent, has handed
US the following list of Maine patients in the I'd
Corps Hospital City Point, Va, April IL,
1865: 41e-
CRY PoINT, Va , April IL, 1865.
List of Maine men patients in I'd Corps Hos
pital, at this place:
Lit Col Hobson, 18th, wounded, thigh, flesh;
Capt b Dunn, II, 18th, left arm; Capt q
Low, b, LIST Il A, right shoulder; Lieut. John "
batchelder, \, LIST A, arm; 1t A Bulge, N,
LIST II A. do; 1t Z Duncan, D, 18th, knee; 1t
G M Webb. D, 18th, leg ampt'd; Francis Nc
kenney, 3, ist II A, right shoulder; E Owen,
Il, 10Th, sick; Larrabee, L, LIST Fl A, do;
Norman Brown, g, LIST II A, do; James C
Holt, B, 18th, left shoulder; Joseph G Elder, H,
l7th, right arm; " Richards, h, 10Th, sick;
Eben Handy, II, 18th, do; William Daggett, 10th
Mass. do; Sergt VIM d Dixon, L, list H A, do;
John Turner, B, -lst H A, do; Albion Morey, G,
18th, slight wound foot; James Warren, D, LIST
II A, do; Elwell Knight, G, 10Th, amp't finger;
Grin M Cammett, A, 18th, flesh, thigh; Sergt
BENZ Maddocks. C, H A., sick; Jas N Smith,
G, 1 II A, do; John Cammett, ELY, do; Jas
Osgood, G, 1'H A, right foot; sergt Alpheus E
Grover, B, II, right leg; Corp Geo H Holt, K,
II, right arm and right breast; Henry Fl Saw
yer, H, u. foot; B A Hatch d, 10, back; Sam1
Bassett, E, 10. right thigh; Elijah Dow, e, H
A, cheek slight; Joseph Burgess, F, II, right
knee; David Legro, F, l Fl A, shell wound
left thighs Corp Warren Huston, +, H A, left
side; Corp David Palmer, E, / H A, sick; Cal
vim Sergeant, G, A, right arm amp't'd;
Albert Clement, B, H A, right hand; Charles
Welman, B., 10, sick; John Grant, B, II, do.
Hermon Bray, E, 10, do; Corp B McRechnie;
Lib A, left hand; John Murphy, G., l H A,
left wrist; John L Emery, G, l II A, left arm;
Jason Hanson, H, ~, left thigh; Oliver W Bates,
M, H A, right leg ampt'd; Edwin NJ Norton,
G, 10, right foot; David W Adams, E, H A,
left arm VIM II WEIGH, b, 1 H A, left shoulder;
John Noyes, M, / H A, side; VIM II Eldrige, G,
II A, side; Geo G Henries, G, INA, sick; Owen
Brogelle, H 10, finger, "A D Bumps, H, 1 H A,
leg; John Shorey, f. II. shell wound, leg; VIM
W Scott, A, / H A, left arm ampt'd; Corp Rufus
st Clare, H, II A, left shoulder; Albert G
Phnney, II, l H A, sick.
A large number of the above are only slightly
wounded More are expected in . day or two.
Private Elmer NJ. Barrett, D, nth Me-, died
from wound in head this eve.
Yours in haste, G. G. HAYES.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-18

NEW ORLEANS-Ar 9Th, Onward, Chase, Pen.
saeoa: brig 4; en- Washington. Orr. Fort Pike.
Ad 9Th ship Merchant, Sprague, for New York
baraues Union, Ulmer, and st Cloud, Ames, for do,
VIZ RsAAIITfM0RE-Cid 18Th schs R Chase, Collins
frankfort; Niger, Thompson. New York.
AR I4.h. brig Echo, Benson Porto Rico; sch Otis.
earle, Belfast 0T
PHILADELPHIA-rCld1 4th. schs Geo Roberts,
Barnes, Barbadoes; y g willard. Parsons, Boston ;
Aun Parker, Berry. Augusta.
Ar l5ta. brig Itasca, Rose, Boston.
Cid l4th. briggs g Robert, Barnes, Barbados:
@ Ii Jordan Plummer, Fort Barancas; w Nickels
Ames, Fortress Monroe; sch Tennessee, Wooster
NEW YoRK-Ar 18th, ships Benz Adams. Chase.
New Orleans; Caroline Nesmith, Cotter Port Roval
brig Geo Amos Stinson. Beaufort NC; schs Aman.
da, Lamson, Jonesboro; 7 X Hammond. Wall cd
Jeddie, Roberts Elizabethgort for Boston; Oriental
Bound Brook, Merritt,and Mary nan. Poland Rock
land; u Metcalf, Rogers, Boston.
Ar 18th, ship Martha. King, Liverpool.
AT ION. orig Potomac, Perkins, Cardenas; sch
Hardscrabble: Gregory Fortress Monroe
Ga i4tn schs ri en- Forester, Warren, Deer Isle
Lesea snefmao, Bangori Catharine Weber. for
CID 18th. sch Ruth H Baker. knight, for Fortress
Monroe.
NEwPORT-Ar 18th. schs Sea Breeze, coonbs.
Portland for Beaufort NC; Helen. verril nm CALAIS
fnainmore; Montrose, Barter, from Providence 10Y
AT 18th. brig caiharins Rogers. whItasla Bosom
Tor New York; Marietta Ocean Star. Hoes sid
and Mary Brewer, from Rockland for doi Fsnneiu
and Bay State from Calais for Providence, nm ~.
HOLINESS H0LE-Ar l4th, sohs L,11s ryob
Nickersos, I'm Elizabethport for Portland rannee
Blade, Coombs, Camden for Norfolk ocean 5tsr'
Ham, and Eagle, Psase, Rocklana for ne" AefN'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-18
Civil Liabilities of Traitors not removed BY
~ sss Military Parole.

NJ Military Parole.
The Argus, repeating some Of Horace Gree
ley's sophistry lat sponsor for it, seems to
think that because Gen. Grant released Lees
officers to return home and be undisturbed by
the United States while they observed their
parole and the laws, that no traitors, however
high or infamous, can be put on trial for their
treason. What nonsense What did Grant
do, or what could he do but release these men
from military Imprisonment and future mill
tary arrest I? All their ctuil crimes remain
upon their heads. They might go to their
homes, as they might think themselves safe or
unsafe from prosecution and punishment.
Prosecuting officers, magistrates, Grand Ju-
ries,-what to them would be any military pa
role ? Did anybody ever hear of pleading
Generals parole from capture as bar to q
prosecution ? As the capture of these trail
tors in war was no step towards their trial
and punishment against the civil law, SO their
release from such capture was no exemption
from such trial aud punishment Would any
body pretend that if Wise had committed q
forgery upon Virginia country bank, or
Ould had committed adultery in Norfolk, that
the courts could not put them to trial for
these crimes in spite of Grants parole !?
Why could not the Federal Courts, and in
spite of the same parole, put them to trial
Tor treason n8s7es
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-18
ATwoOD's
PATENTDRILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRIv En-.
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.
PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demo strated
thesuperiority OF this machine all others for
the purpose of sinking Oil wells, the undersigned is
now prepared to receive orders for the same.
This machinery comprises everything rcquisiteflr
the boring of oil wells excepting the STEAM ENGINE
and CAST Iron DRIVING PIPE, (but will be furnish.
cd. if desired. at reasonable price) ard disperses
with the use of the Derrick Rope. Bull VIII eel and
other cumbrous and expensive fixtures now in use,
and IL arranged being constructed ON wheels and
portable that 1t can be easily removed for the pur
pose Of sinking wells in different localities.
TIE DETRIrus is removed from the well by our
Patent Hydraulic process, and dsesnot require the
removal of the drill from the boring This process
not only removes all the detritus in from s to 10
minutes, but likewise efsctually clears out and
opens all the small oil veins that often entire
ly closed mp b the old process of sand pumping.
VITA this Machine and practical engineer,
well can be sunk from 400 to 600 feet within perl
cd of from Is 10 80 days after the soil pipe has been
driven ssn q EAAse.i - 50 4t ~
Arrangements a. Q being made for the construc-
ton and delivery Of these machines at New York,
Norwich. Newburg, /. r., and Pittsburg, Pa.
For further information. price, terms. &C., ad-
dress, SIMEON LELAND,
9at METROPOLITAN HoTEL,
spif eod3m New York.
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The Horrors. Of Indiges,ien.

You complain OF your stomach. unfortunate dy-
speptic; but ought not your stomach to complain of
your Possibly the pangs you endure are simply the
stomach's method of taking revenge upon you for
neglecting and abusing It, Perhaps you have never
made an effort to improve its condition, but the
Other hand are continually examining 1t with
wholesome and incongruous food. Have you ever
tried HOSTErTER's STOMACH BTrTERs,
proper diet and regular meals? The Bitters In
week would put your digestive apparatus in perfect
order, regulate the flow of bile in accordance with
the laws Of health, and produce just much speri-
emit action would be necessary for your good and
when you were once all right. judicious and regu-
lar dieting with little Of the Tonic now aud then,
would keep you so II you have neglected these
means Of cure don't blame your stomach for lie
rebellion 1t merely natures hint that she wants
help Ifyou neglect it, the next thing may be In.
hammAtion, or seirrhus Cancer or some violent and
dangerous disease There is such thing as being
too late in these matters. HosrErTER's BIrTERs
will cure Dyspepsia; but Dyspepsia may engender
diseases which defy all restoratiyes.
New York House, 50 Cedar Street, m. Y.
apl7 dkw2w isdi ea7s ai
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oaEsrNur srREEr cHURcH.


The church was drspei in mourning, and
with exceeding good taste. In the absence OF
Rev. Mr.. Allen who was confined by indis-
position, Rev. Mr.. Richmond OF Fryeburg
preached. His afternoon discourse was ap-
propriate to the solemn occasion, from the
text ia I'd Samuel, 3.3S: Know ye not that
there is Prince and great man fallen this
day in Israel" duelIa0S3 ia sa
After abiding to the great loss sustained by
the Nation, the preacher touched upon the
virtues of the deceased and his horrible assas-
sination, and deduced theresrom considera-
tions that should arouse every one to do his
whole duty in the fear Of God, and to use all
endeavors to wipe out the lecursed cause Of
the war and the murder-siwery.
s FIRST PARISH,
Ourseport yesterday did not Sa justice. 1t
was our fault that Rev. Mr.. Hepworth's name
was inserted instead OF Rev. Mr.. williams,
who offciated, and who delivered an able dis
course that thrilled the hearts of his hearers.
The name of Mr.. Williams was handed US, but
as Mr.. Hepworth had been advertised we sup
posed it was mistake, and altered it.
The church was deliberately draped, and
with great taste. The table in front of the
pulpit was covered with a black cloth, large
vase filled with pure white Gala lilies was
placed in the centre, and all around the edge
were placed white roses. ~et'se 4
Since the departure Of Rev. Mr.. Stebbins, no
one has preached in that church who has
given more satisfaction than Mr.. Williams.
sds HIGH STREET CHURCH. p
High street Church presented a most beauti-
fol appearance. The pulpit was covered with
flags and heavily draped, while in front was a
full length portrait Of President Lincoln. The
organ and galleries were also hung with festoons
of black, and the house lighted with gas. g
The exercises OF the morning, though with.
out special reference to the occasion were
solemn and impressive. The dirge performed
on the organ; the anthem "Rest spirit rest,
and the chant, "Thy will be done," were 6ne-
ly rendered, and very appropriate. In the
afternoon Rev. Mr.. Pierce delivered an adj
dress on the death Of the President, taking his
text from Isaiah Al, 18th and 18th verses
His discourse was of the highest order, and
his sulogy of the President was deeply affect
ing. A united service will be held in this
Church on Fast Day, on which occasion Rev
Mr.. Walker and others will oficiate.
In our account of services at the churches
on Sunday, we committed an error in relation
to the text of Rev. DR.. Carruthers. 1t should
have been second verse of the 9th Psalm
which reads CLOUDS and darkness are round
about Him: Righteousness and Judgment are
the habitation of his Throne"
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sid. sch Lizzie W Dysr.

eios sen Lizzie w OyH.
- Az isth sehs Maine Grown. New York Tor Bostonl
Nautilus, Pillsbury, Rookland for New York; Mary
Fletcher. Tracy. st Andrews N B for do
IN port 10Th, schs Telegraph. Yankee Blade, Maine,
Nautilus, and Mary Fletcher.
n bOolON-Ar 18TH schs July Fourth. Shaw, New
OfIeansi ID NJ French. Jones, Phiadelph Mel
p pe Marston, New York; II Boy nton, Herrick,
Huntington Ii.
Ar 18th. brig Marshall Dutchi Coombs, Phfladel-
Eilzaoetnpoft; Eliza Otis. Ryder and Judge TeDney,
CLARK, doi talrdealer, Yong, Amboy; Mexican,
McCarty. and Mary shields Wait do: Troubador,
Pendleton, Gouldsboro; William, Reynolds Mill
bridge: Economy. blaisdell, Bristol.
Ar 18th. oriRs Leghton, leighton, PHILADELPHIA;
Elvira, JOHNSON, Machias: schs Damon Pitcher,
Deep Creek Va; Mabel Hall. Hall do: Julia Anna
wassa Patten, Ellsworth; Henry Williams Wood
do; Dexalo, Rich, Eden; Gem. Arey GRAND; Cy.
nosure, Daley, Camdeni Golden Rule, Sylvester
Bangor; Leader, Pratt. Rockand.
Also ar, brig Hattie from -.
Cid 18th, brig Foster. Robinson, New York: sch
} Baker, Barberick Portland.
SALEM-Ar 14th schs Massachusetts,, kenniston,
New York; Loella. Lord, Sullivan; Dispatch, Snow
man, bangor; Neponset, snow, Rockland.
ar ION, schs Pavilion. Bill ings Calais for York;
marina Maria, Spraguc. do for Pawtucket
n AT ION, sehs IA BALDWIN. Knowlton, Rondout;
Fredk bahn. karnsworth. Waldoboro
ELOoCEoIEh-Ar 18th. schs Clear the Track.
vakes Soston ior Vinalhayeni Alpine Elliot do for
Ar 18th, schs Jerusha Baker, Barberick, Boston
for Portland; 18th. Antelope. Morton Rockland Tor
toria. Treat Stockton "
NEWBURYPoRT-Ar 18th, sch Post Bow Tate.
Rockland.
AR l4th, brig Sea Foam. Coombs, Baltimore.
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PASSENGERS.
Fort OF PoRTLAND.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Monday ...ss...... pril II.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Chesapeake. Willetts. New York.
steamer New England, Fields, from Boston for
st John NIB.
Steamer Regulator. Mower Bangor. ah
Barque Sarah Hobart, erosion Boston, in ballast
Brig Arcturus, (Brl Stiles, Hillsboro NIB
Sch Three Brothers (Br) Theal Joggins Ms.
Sch Blake. (Br1 o. Brien, Walton Ms.
Sch James Freeman, Young, Baltimore via Deals
Island. = n. tsfia s-i'lslT a..latrI 81 I-ar
Sch Amazon. Lambert New Bedford. saast
Sch Mariel, Kaler Boston. rs.itIrtf
Sch Harrison, Prince, Harpswel.
Sch Fair Wind. johnson, Bristol.
Sch Tugwassa, Patten. Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Sea Serpent. Burdng, Rockland for Boston.
sch Trader, Pratt, Rockland Tor Boston.
Sch Margaret. Tarr. Wiscasset for Fortress Monroe
Sloop Mary Ann, Lincoln, Freeport.
.Zntee CLEARED. VIDE
Sch Hannie Westbrook, Littlejohn Fortress Mon
roe-O Orlando Nickerson.
Sch Elvira A Conant. Foss. Havana Chase Bros
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DIED.

In this city April II, of consumption, Moses Adams
aged 81 years. Funeral services Thursday lern ION
at 3o'clock, from his late residence NO. Oxford
street. Relatives and friends invited TO attend
At Navy Hospital, Reneacola. March rs, George T
Potter aged ~ years months 10 days-son of the
late George and Rozella Potter. of Portland.
In Monmouth, April Is. Of diptheria. Laura H,
daughter OF CuInston, Esq. aged IS years.
aged 20 years 10 months 10 days.
In Ferry, March IT, Abigail Bumer, aged 16 years
10 years. d
In Pembroke, March II. Mrs Eliza Ann, wife o.
Benz Hersey. Esq. aged SO years 10 months.
In Strong. March 26 Mr. samuel Worihley, aged
a. years 5 f5 HiA4A &G4
In Pennington, April Q, suddenly. Mrs Mary t
Gordon, aged SO years.
In Harrington, March 10. Mr. winslow Gallison,
aged rs years. sIiznias - 1rH
EY-The funeral services of the late 7 Jones. ESQ.,
will take place this tuesday afternoon. at "a oelk
from his late residence. No So Park street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-18
Hilson,s Insolub!e Cement.

is the best aid TO economy that the housekeeper an
have. 1t lie in liquid rDrm and insouble in water or
oil. 1t will adhe oily substances completely Two
ounce bottle, with brush family packase) Is cents
each. Sold everywhere
HILTON BIOS. G Co., Proprietors, Providence,
x. l. On receipt of so cents, family package viii
be sent by mali. 80 n -a feb7d3m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-18
CoLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
Is mild and emollieut in its nature fragrantly
scented, and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale By all Druggists and Fancy
Soods dealers. jan3ld1yr.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-18

farther, In his note Of Saturday. n have sean
him this morning, and and him ovsrwhslmsd
by the greatness Of his sfacticn. The bos-
ton people win give him their sympathy IN
this the hour Of his trial, and cheerfully, as l,
unasked, offer my testimony in his behalf"
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MARRIED..

In this city, April IL by Rev Bellies. Freeman
4 Clark. Of New York. and Miss Evelyn, daughter
Of Capt David Keazer, of this city.
In Cape Elizabeth April II, Elisha Dyer and Miss
Mary Murphey. both of G E.
In Biddetord. April 4, by Rev c Tenney, Chas Il
Hanson. Of Portland, and Miss Hannah I Tibbetts,
of Biddeford. Is sis .i7 s7.tssr-f
In Boston April 8, Otis Carey. Of Biddeford and
Miss Susan Shaw of Alfred. f-
In Mt Vernon, April 9. Eugene N Fellows and
Caroline A Chapman, both of Fayette. ?.
In Augusta. March Is, John Hayden and Lydia A
Smith.
In West watervilIe. April 8, Maj Abuer Small
18Th Me Reg, and Mss Julia III Fairbanks, Of Wat
ervie.
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sPncrAL NOTICES.
DIR. LANGLEY'S
II OOT Ann urDn RITT

~ Sfeaf Bl cd Purifier; the best Health Restor
~ ah1 .ne most perfect Spring and Summer Medi-
The eff ,ctually cure Jauadica Dvspensja. Liver
kindred diseases 0'~ DsD'i'''' "N -
ihey cieanse .ho system, regulate the bowels, re-
store he appetite. drive out All humor rn-sfr the
blood and strengthen, inyigorate build up, and re-
store to heal n an solndnesl. both bedy ana mind
tle sold by dealers in medicine. GEORGE
GOODWIN & Co., 80 Hanover ST.. Boston. -
mchl61dAr,
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THE HONEST OLD MEpIoINEI

N. II. Downs Balsami, Elixir for Coueha. Colds
Whooping Cough, and all diseases OF the throat
See circulars Tor certificates from Hon Paul Dill
linghim, Hoa Bates farmer late Judge OF The SUI
preme Court Of Vernon; De- j. b. woodward
Surgeon for the Vernon ut Militia XII I 80
Sold by all dealers in III sdicines John Henry
Waterbury, VT, Proprietor.
'b9it ~ I Hraf mar3OdlOw&wIt
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~ Can the ladies-the dear creatures-tell
why they continue this warm weather, when
gentlemen appear on the streets without over
coats, to sport mufs and other heavy fursl Ev-
cry Psychologist will tell them it is wrong, and
prejudicial to health. ID e0 nl6'rga
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-18

aMUsIo HATH CHARMS TO sooTHE THE SAVAGE
IffHT ile 5lUs BREAeT."
Aud srEeLNG's fragrant Amer s;a will render
stron ywiry hair soft siiksu and glossy, and Grad
Late dandruf. APT 2w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-18

The VERY THING For THE TIMES If there lie
one Thing more than another that comes in good
time just now, it Is tha Fami'g Dye Coiors Of How
= Sewers Tbe use viii save the necess for pur-
oh sing many garment, the more particularly
old things may be made 10 look as good as new
There dyes incu ie some thirty or more colors are
am ,unt OF cub The prccs IS Is very simple lust
as the rosultis very certain. They can be USED On
all Of fabrics. ami hen cololored will neither
is immense and their use almost universal spl6d1w
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Notice.

FHVhE Ball that was advertised to tato plsce ftss
nigh owing TO the great trOubae hat ha- bti'il-
en- the Nation. and not ceiling just d In havl,
such an occu renee take place on Pncn ion, 70
shall Their fore postpone the Ball until further 10
tiee. [aplsfn W. II CoLLT.
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Gorhana semlnarr

TIVE sa@ on Tre sss Man en- Tnss, h VIII com
mont Of w. G.. Lord, A. NJ aud the srne Board or
instruction as heretofore. For full rticu ars an
DIV 10 the pripcipal or 10
"a sspisdsiswSwsw IA. WATERMAN. sec,x.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-18

To PURIFY, ErR1ca THE BLOOD, AND BzAUTryY
the complexion, use HELMBoLD's HIeHLY CoNoEE-
tie EQUALS IN siren one gallon OF tho Syrup or De-
an
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-18

WY rrJuRH THE CoxPLExIen By PowpKss
AVN w suKs which choke or I'LL ND the pores of the
skin and in short time leave It harsh and drys IL
ia the blood and If you want smooth and soft skin
use HRLMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA. 1t
removes black spots pimples and all eruptions ofths
All
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Notice.

A N adjourned meeting of the CimbfIand Rope
N Co. will be held at ofies of the d igo Ins. co
% Elk hange 81, Tuesday, 18th inst 10 O'Clock a
N. GEO. w. HAMMOND,
Portland, April Is, 1856 dido Click
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Nor AFsw OF ,HE WORST DIsoRDERs that af
fict mankind arise from corruptions OF the blood
HRLMBoLD EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA Is reme-
dy Of the utmost value. taf va tHM
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LOT Of Land 4s by 100 ON the westerly sido a
"A stale street.. between Compress and Dee,fn STA
Terms Of payment easy. Apply 70
April lS-d3w STEELE &uAYEs.
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and renovates the blood purifes instis the vgor of
health into the system, and purges out the humors
that make di ease.
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Ar at Trinidad Sd inst, barque Charles Edwin FIN
New York.
Ar at Havana 9Th inst, barque B Hamilton, from
Portland.
Ar at Matanzas 7th inst, barque Cushing, New
York; brig w Il Parks, Portland
Sid It'll, barque N M Haven, for Portland.
Ar at Cardenas 9Th, barque Winslow Portland;
pig thas Ctnnor, do; It'll, sch Mary Patten. do;
l9tn, psrque Sarah Hale, do; sch Ida L Ray, do
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DISASTERS.

Dispatch nom Holmes Hole nth states that sch
Matanzas, Capt Hamilton, from Ehzabethport OF aod
for Portland with cargo of coal, went ashore AZ
M She vent on in 4 thick fog and soon AFTER fill
ed. The cargo will be saved, but 1t is thought the
vessel will be a total loss
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-18

BEWARE OF CoUNrRRsEIrs AND UNPRIsoIrLEp
DEALEHs endeavoring to die pose OF their own ana
other preparations, on the reputation attaineo Dy
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS. s
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-18

Those who desire brilliancy OF complexion, must
purify and enrich the bio d ,wh ch HELMBoLD's CON-
oEsrRATED sARsAPARILLA invariably does: kec-
olieect it Ia no patent medicine ask lor Hembolds.
Take no other. s@A
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-18
DIRRnLmTInM

VtHE co-partner bin he-etot,ra existino nrd.r m,
-, a hsm o. CoBB NovEs ives nissolved March s.
aaoO q .ne death Of tho ssoior partner The ander
S,9asyng ptrlner - authorized TO Adjust all
ID. p. MOVES.