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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-28
Commercial.

Per steamship City of Washington at New York.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Dec. Boot
ton sales for three days, including Wednesday, were
$4,000 bales, including 900 bales spectators and
exporters. The market is strong and tending up
wards, and American is ID dearer since Friday.
| LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET, Dec.
| 13.-Flour inactive an u ochanged. Wheat in lu-
tied demand and unchanged. Corn fat and in some
instances Sd lower; mixed 30s a 30s Sd. h
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET, Dec 49,
Beef in more demand for old prime: new mess at
lbs Cd. Pork quiet tno American stock). Bacon
Is "a So lower Lard quiet and shade easier Tai
low quiet and partially Sd a Cd lower. ,
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, Dec. 49,
The marketis quiet and unchanged.
Latest by telegraph to Queenstown.
Il LIVERPOOL, December 14.-Cotton sales to-day
were 10000 bales including 1000 to spectators and
exporters The market closed buoyant with further
slight advances. lj Gtht5' lL TIL :
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Dec 4.-Consols
closed at 81 q ST. for money.
AMERICAN SECURITlES-U. s. 5-20s 63I "a 63t
illinois Central Shares sOl q 800. Erie Shares 81 a
| 67.. Z $40 t#T I-s7 rt
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Chica10 Markets.

s,..-... CHICAGO, Dec. q.
No. g. w. - 800
CSrnefrm at As Q Acc for No. 1, and Az q &c
Oats-steady. fss.e. .. .i .1ullat
High Wines-inactiye.
Professionalism. -Aal .0HtIGA
Pork-sales of mess at 81 90 a 27 10 E.ro ,,rne
mess 80 Co., Shoulders in demand at IL
Lard-frm. .f..- .r+
Hogs-active, with light supply, at 80 "a ON for
medium to extra grades Dressed hogs active OF
10 70 "a II 90. e "'
Receipts 200 bbls. of flour, 1900 bushels NJ
wheat 5000 bushels of corn, 49, 900 bushels of oats
Shipments 900 bbls flour and 5000 bushels of
wheat, tl.. Fl.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20.
Advices from Arizona represent constant
fighting between the Apache Indians and the
white settlers. Twenty-eight soldiers sent out
on the LIST of November, are missing.
Legal tenders are selling at Csc. ).
GU "@h ht SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 81. =
The ship Miss Kilmansegg brings Australian
advices of Oct. 18th. lI- i
There was dead lock in Parliament. The
President of the Council and the Attorney
General have resigned. M :
Extensive frauds have been discovered in
the Bank of South Australia eiol Z
Il. The estate Of the President of the Upper
House Of New South Wales have been Sc
questered, ua,9 laeasl ,ae34iiea 10 isa-)
Capt. Whitney, Jr., President of the Cali
fornia Steam Navigation Company, died to
day,
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Notice.

NOTICE.
yHE Annual Meeting Of the stse 4, Of the
.ia.a % Exehange Street, on WEDNESDAY, the Sd
Sav of january next, at o'clock p. NJ, for the
o;c Of Directors for the ensuing year, aud for the
transaeton of any other business that may then be
pfonsn' 'e JEREMIAH DOW, Secretary,
Portland, Dec. %, 1s66.-dtd
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The bark Flora of Baltimore is ashore 8
miles north Of Squam Inlet; her cargo of cot
|, ton and iron win probably be saved as the yes
sci is light. n 4-f q
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Auction Notice.

S2O,OOO Of the 4ndroscoggsn II Railroad G
Company win be sold at auction at the Office Of j.
iC.WOODMAN, in Portland, on the Eleventh day OF
January, 1856, at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
Dec ~, Il 60. .aF fg.ar. dc27td
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
DIR. w. N. DEMIEG,s
Medical Electrician.
- ~ e-ro ia MIDDLE STREET, SvEa

Nearly Opposite the United States HeteI,
WHEKE he would respectfully announce to the
w citizens Of Portland and vicinity, that he has
permanently located in this CITY, During the two
years we have been in this city, have cured some
tried other forms OF treatment in vain and curing
patients in short time that the question is often
asked do they stay cured? To answer this question
will say that all that do not stay cured we win
doctor the second time without charge. asuislsYY
DIR. d. has been practical Electrician for twepty-
Electricity perfectly adapted to chronic diseases in
the form of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia IN
the neao, ne st OF e4eremes consumption when
involved; acute chronic rheumatism scrofula. hiI
diseases, white swelngs, spinal diseases Curvature
of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted lmbs
palsy paralysis, st. yitas Dance. Deafness STAN
mering or hestancy Of speech, dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, constipation and liver complaint, piles-we cure
tbs, structures Of the chest, and oil brms Of female
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:. = MANCHEKS, N. j., Dec. II. :
The steamship Idaho, from New York for
Mobile, is ashore at Barnegat, full of water,
and lies off shore. Her passengers and crew
were landed safely. If the weather proves
favorable part of her cargo may be saved
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Portland Dry Dock Compan

A MEETING of the Stockholders of the Company
IA will he held at the Board OF Trade Rooms Janu-
airy Sd, 1886, at P. M.
A full attendance Is requested as business of i'm
portance win come before the meeting. r4
: etaH Per Order. etaas .-si.E
sasrtaz f G. NJ. DAVIS, Treasurer.
Portland, Dec 9th, 1S65.-dtd sE8s
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/ Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
ON SATURDAY, January 9Th, at O'Clock P. NJ,
Cotton Street. Also the two-story wooden House
No. 20 on the adjoining o These houses In good
order, centrally located and desirable. Terms one
half cash, balance in one and two years-interest
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by mortgage. Two hundred
dollars purchase money will be required OF time of
sale. li5d GaHa 1 Ua 5
HENRY BAILEY & Co., Auctioneers.
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Sneci0E Notice.

TIME attention of delinquent Stockholders is call
i ed to the following article ofthe Bylaws, viz -
Gin case tie owner or owners OF any share or
"shares shall ltopay all assessments with neiden-
sta charges shoud any have accrued) for the space
sof thirty days next after the assessment shall be
said, 1t shall be the duty of the Treasurer when in
structed by the Directors to sell to be Sold
s1eh delinquent proprietors share orshares at Pub
1c Auction.p Co., $3.50 dc2Tdtd
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BY Electricity

ma BY Electricity , l1aa
The Rheumatic, the gouty, the lame and the law
leap with joy, and move with the agility and elastic
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformities rs.
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness to
the palsied form to move upright; the blemishes Of
youth are obliterated; the ACCIDENTS ofmature lte
prexented the calamles Of old age obviated and An
active circulation maintained 80 '---H- '-'N ="
.vgrrg g-.lH l. DIES
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache. Al,
ness and swimming In the head with indigestion and
constipation OF the bowels pain in the side and back
ternal cancers; tumors polypus, and all that long
tram Of diseases will find in Electricity sure means
OF cure. For painful mepstruation, too profuse
REPRESENTATION and all of those long line of troubles
with young ladez, Electricity Is certain specific
and wiz IN short time, restore the sufferer to the
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Auction Sales.
Pe1CS at auction.

TINE unsold Pews In the Universalist Church, in
i Congress Square, will be sold at auction at the
Church, on Saturday evening next (Dec 3O) at
o'clock f4
Pews undisposod of at the close of the sale viii be
rented for the year 1866.
Persons renting pews for the present year and who
desire to retain them, particularly desired to be
present.
PER ORDER OF THE PARISH COMMITTEE.
Dec. 20, 1S65.-d1w
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COpartnership Notice.

VNHE partnership heretofore existing between VIII
i liam P. Mansfield and the undersigned, under
the firm name of Mansfield & Clark Ia dissolved y
JOSEPH B, CLARK.
Portland, 22d Dec. 1865. y d1w*
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Christmas and New Year.
IF you want good articles for Presents call and look
Il at tine italian, Turkish and other Chairs, Fancy
Tables, Camp Stools, and host OF Brackets, &C..
dc21dtf 4 Free St. Block.
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Ancient Documents.

a
The Photo-zincographi process, by which
Photographic copies of any description are
susceptible of being printed from like engrav-
ed plates, is being applied very extensively in
England for the popularization ofrecords, aIl-
tographs, etc., where actual identity, and not
merely resemblance, between the original and
che duplicate is desirable. 1t was first made
use of in connection with the drawings and de-
tails of the Ordnance Survey, and was so sue
cessful thatit is now extended to the most cases
where copies of papers are required, instead of
having them done by hand. A fac-simile ofthe
whole ofthe great national territorial record the
"Doomsday Book" of William the Conqueror,
has been completed, and is spld'in separate
counties at a moderate price. Ithas been fol-
lowed by volume of "National Documents
from William the Conqueror to Queen Annen
selected from the originals at the Public Rec
ord Office, of the very first rank in point of
historical interest. Here viii be found accom-
panied by literal trafslations, ETC., Autographs
of each sovereign, the original magma Charta"
from the most perfect copy known, the fa-
NOUS "Ragman Roll" or roll ofhomage done
to Edward l. by the Scots, the letter from
Richard III. to his Chancellor VOW
ing the destruction Of Buckingham and
other curious illustrations of English his
rory and the English historical drama. The
private instructions ofthe envoyssent by Hem
ry VII. to gain information OF his intended
bride, the young Queen OF Naples, are especi-
ally singular; the shortest one we can find
which will give a. sample of the rest is: "Item
to note the clerenesse ofhir skynne, As to
thys article, the said Quyn VS. very fayre and
clere of skynne,as fare as thatwe coude per-
sayve by hir yysage, necke and hands, the
whiche we saw and well persayyed" The
colour of hir here -'hir les broWs, teethe and
lippesp and asvast number ofother details are
among the matter that the royal bridegroom
expectant desired full information on, and the
answers given are as naive as the questions
1.-THE Nation. es r.a.,.s.,. s,.,t. .y,.,x,
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and upon our signifying our intention to pro-
coed on our journey, they at once insisted on
our remaining long emo ugh at least to take
dinner with fhem--a hospitality winch we
were not slow in accepting. That dinner VIII
long remain in my memory. ANA Oh tne ieast
Of reason and flow of soul that followed, VIII
state nothing, excepting the remarkable fact
that no jeu d'espyst was called forth, no state
ment made. but that it reminded each one
nresent of something more remarkable in the.
same line-until climax was reached in every
direction-and my companion demonstrated
that he could be as witty and interesting from
the inspiration Of cup Of colfee as the most
rollieking college madcap over his wine Some
how or other. three hours were gone "to join
the years beyond the flood" ere we discovered
their lapse, when it was time for our entertain
ers to attend to their fishing, and u.s. to con
tinue our journey on towards our place of en-
campment at Indian Rock Yours truly,
.,rts,r0.sfA .s.Tg E.tfs. T,. -. %. b.
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A Hintto the Young Men ofthe South.

Mr.. ID. Porter, ofjCharleston, in his let
ter accepting, the nomination for Lieutenant
Governor of South Carolina, speaks Of the la
Dor question in this sensible fashion; or YlE
u do not despond for the future. The quail
tiles our people have heretofore displayed will
carry them through the difficulties that sur
round them.a The entire disorganizaton of
their system Of labor puts them to a great dis
advantage, but they have compensations in
their soil and climate and the young men of
the state, Injured to hardships in the field, are
earnestly seeking work and in ever direction
This spirit, with patience, perseverance and
practical good sense, viii ina,lgurate q new
careerof industry, which, under the favor of
heaven, may yet result in unmeasured bless
ings to our people, 40 IS .....,1ss. 60
There is good sense in this. The regene1a-
ton ofthe South is to come in great degree
from the elevation Of labor The developement
of industry and the destruction Of the absurd
theory Of the disgrace to work are points which
flew ofthe earnest men Of the southern states
are beginning to recognize, and this candidate
for public Office early puts himself right on the
record. aefnH 4tatfY snt on sstgoY isagss a9 s.
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An INDIGESTION Of Progress.

The lewiston Journal has an account of a
pleasant incident in that city on Sunday last.
kev. Mr.. Dick of Buffalo, N. Y, from the
Free baptist Conference, Supplied the desk il
Lisbon han Of Rev. Mr.. Steere, Uniyersalist
in Che afternoon Mr.. Dick is one of the abless
logicians, andtbok occasiotSbbsin 1 III ALL
and friendly manner 70 present the rationai
argument for endless punishment. when l.
was through, Mr.. Steere arose, and with evil
dent satisfaction congratulated his be.rors -.
the opportunity they had just had Of beaT;nl,
SO closely and distinctly set forth, by 80 able
man, the argument for the doctrine they 81
sincerely disbelie7ed And he hoped the time
would come when all Christian societies would
equally rejoice in having both sides of the
question In consideration. Then, turning to
thank Mr. D. for his plainess of speech, the
latter arose and said he. had only done what
he should wish Mr.. s. to do, should he come
TO his society Itwas only the truth thatlhe
was alter; then taking the hand of Mr. d., Mr..
Steere said that is why am Sc SO sincerely graf
lhea WIN the course you have taken with us.
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A Genuine Southern Democrat.

/ Rev. Petroleum v. Nasty, that veteran
and truthful Nexpounaer of Religion without
Politics and of Politics without Religion-a
Democrat Of the most approved stripe, who
holds in their purity and simplicity the doc
trines Of the Democratic creed as enunciated
by Vallandingham and Wood, the New York
Nea0s and the Portland argus, and who be-
lliefes with these papers that patriotic negro
shouldstan aside tomake way for traitorous
copperhead, has recently written letter from
whiehwe copy aifew paragraphs. The pic
ure he draws is life-like He says:
Ginral Boanerges Pogram, Nv Mississippy,
who demonstrated his devosiun to the crate
prinsiples Nv constitutooshnal liberty by serv-
ing the confederisy as comissary, wrote
me to meet him in Washinton. He had just
reserved his pardon, and the, fust Yoose he
made NV his privileges wuz to cum to 'Wasfin-
ton 70 meet me for consultashen on the hopes
and prospeXuy the Dimocrisy. gau8l
Ginral Pogram is a fine specimen Nv the gin
ooine shiyelrus sutherner. Six feet 2 inches
in bite, he kin ehaw more terbaeker, spit with
greater accoracy, and woik uprite under a hev-
Ter lode NV strate whisky than any man ev-
er met. A Sophisticated child ofnacher, he
DiiO IOAoA tlliO o1ttiIl WllttI ID
cyliSatiorb Never shsl I<forgi. the litenin
glanse NV contempt he darted at me, when
askt him to quality whisky with little water.
Ginral Pogram opened by lamentin the un-
timely deeease. uvso many suthern voters, in
the diabolikle war Linkin and his helyuns
made upon 'em.
replied to wunst, that that deficit Good be
easily maderups Il hev Din alcunsidrin this
matter. l. Alta tfiflin Aexpendi50or NV money
the tide Nv emigrashun from Europe can be
turned southwark and the places Nv yoor slaw-
tered heroes be filed with the IIishmen, the
German, the gS
@Liarf theefi murderer nigger-steelerp '
showtid the ginral, seezin me by the throte,
brandishin hisscane over me-. SsaA
Fallin on my knees (formin tablow, the
@Yooyun as it wuze 1 graspt: elgose NJ ~
'sWhy this violence ?p y sl3 Il 1vei.e su sgn'
9O9nuthin," replied the gineral, relaxin his
holt: II shell be electid to congris, and ez shell
have to mix with 700 Yankees, 1 wuz prac-
itsin the old tacktix, jist to git my hand in
agin. Wuz you afeerd? Bless yoor sole, we
wouldn't kill northern dimekrat tor no mon
ey-we need 'em. fff moo aT0d71T
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GA Physiological view Of Marriage,

Containing nearly 900 pages, and 1870 fine Plates
and Engravngs of the Anatomy of the Human Or
gans in state of Health and Disease, with Trea-
tce one Early Errors, its Deplorable Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan Of
Treatments the only rational and successful mode of
cure, as shown by the report of casesitrested. A
truthful adviser to the married. and those contem-
plating marriage who ENTERTAINMENTS at their phys
ica condition. Sent free of posageto any address,
receipt of 25 CENTS in stamps postal currency,
by addressing DR.. LA CROIx, No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, N. Y. gNgseA SS4@&N. E&
The author may be consulted upon any of the dis
upon which his book treats either personally or
by mail and medicine sent to any part Of the WORLD
Oct 6-s d&w6m
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Mpdras; Susan Kinks Atwood, for Bombay at II
rupees per ton sapphire, Hatch, for London; II III
Tucker, clark; industry, Linnell Ellen Foster,
R0binsonj hosweh Sprague. Whitmore; Templar,
and Elcano Sheffield, une; baEque Nestor, Ciout-
Al Madras Aug 26, ships Benares, Moves. for Ior-
don: Western Empire, Woodward for LIVERPOOL:
Chas Cooper, Jordan, unc; Charter Oak, Iukey. do
~" At o Bombay Aug %, ships Reaper LOrng. from
Rsngoon. ar 10th unc; Wurtemburg, Chase, I'm do
an I5th do; Thalatta Page, dol barque Lazon, Rob
Ar at Smyrna 18th ult. barque Amy, NIckersOn,
Boston. 90
AZ at Malaga 22d ult, barque La Plata, crowell,
New York.
ca 2ad. brig Renshaw, Smith, New York.
4 AT valparaiso Sept I, ships Louis w elsh uinore,
rom Calao for Genoa; Rose Standish, Hutchngs,io Tor
Etnilenas; kichd McManus Foster, nm DLonteFldeo,
from EsnS Tor England &c eS oGnsae6 -, s Nsl
~ 90 ~ per Md; Frgate Bird, lBr) Watts 40 10
Sro,0 Srque Tempest Hinekley, I'm San Francesca
AT at Callao previous to Sept 10, ship MontebellO
load for SeTmaI and sailed Sept II for Chnehas' 70
Az o. oSS Sg Aug II, ship Berkshlre Berry I'm
Ar at Hcuolula Aug 10, ships Reward. Seymour
San fIancisco; 18th, Midnight Ciosbv Hong Kong.
Quebec 'OUSNJ A-'
AT Rio Janeiro Aug q, barque Traveller. Randall,
| from New York, wig. S'0i' A'4-
Sid FIN Havana 2sth ult, brigs Proteee. REYNOLDS,
LOT . n0I ~ Minor stevens doi 18th Mnna
Cid 30th, barque David Nichols for Boston
SID I'm Matanzas goth nit, brig Charlie ma Nichols,
Ar at Siansanilla 2sth nit brig Fannie Lincoln. An
st JagO. II
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lMaaasaezd,s Debility B6tters.

These Bitters are not only valuable in all Of
Bilious Diseases, Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia Jaun-
dice, CostiUeness, Headache, &c., but in all cases Of
GENERAL DEBILITY, or general Weakness Of the
whole system, Languor, Drowsiness, Weakness, or
Paine IN the Side, these Bitters will be found most
valuable. Delicate females who are weak and sckly,
viii find this medicine invaluable. They operate
gently; they purify and make new blood they regu-
late the LIVER and give force and strength to the
whole System. Prepared by
.raf g tsia DIR. w. P. MANSFIELD,
Proprietor of Mansfeld's Vegetable Mitigator. j
For sale by MANSFIELD 81 CLARK, No. "a
Green St., Portland Me.sEu abnrl hiIg ,nfd lAlal 3
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention. w
Oct 3-s d1m# .lIlisd NaG s2rsi 'fes
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Steamboat, Aneodote.T CT
he following we clip from an exchange pa

CAPTAIN <, one Of the shdFewsdest steam at1aSnr
boat captains on the Mississippi caught o Jere-
my bidder ON board hisboat one trip, and pin
ned him up in good style. Itseems the fellow laid
a traverse to get clear: of paying his fare, and
insisted that he had paid but had lost his
ticket. Whom did you pay to ?" asked the
clerk. haWhy, he rather guessed it was the
captain" Captain K. was summoned to the
conference. Ooh, yes, yes p said Captain K,
git appears to me. do recollects Let me see
you gave me twenty dollar billP'' eyes,"
says the Diddler, IT did, HAnd / gave you
your change in halfdollars didn't ~ s.Yes,'
says the Diddler, thats recollect it perfect
ly."ya "Very well,D says Captain K, Il WON'T
dispute your word for anything but if you
please, I should tilce to see those hdlves. - IFhe
fellow was tripped where he least expected it.
He could not produce the halves, and had to
fork over his fare.
1t is singular how ahecdotes and stories
will change by travelling, and how they will
become localized and made to do honors for
those who never heard of them. The above.
for example, with trihins variation was pub.
lished dozen years agoon the Kennebec, and
was veritable statement of fact that occur
cd on board the regular steamer between that
river and Boston. The Captain was the late
NATHANIEL KIMBALL, the veteran steamboat
master on that route faei ls3'ai Nss hiae
u VI
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MARIN e N EWS
PORT OF PoRTLAND.
TRaFsday, October fs

~ , ARRIVED. n C
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston for
EastpOrt and st John NB.
Steamer Lewiston. Knight, Boston. $500. -
U s revenue steamer Maloning, Webster, from
cruise to the Eastward. yiilsls ~ 1870 i'iai
Barque Rachel, Mitchell, Philadelphia.
Brig Snow Bird, tBr) GuptiIh Cardenas 21st ult 4
Bsig Caledonia, tBr) Edgettf Hillsboro NIB. = ~
Sch Debonaire, (Brl Tobin, HiElsboro NIB.
. Sch G d stacy Stevens, Gloucester - f.iiil
Sch Globe. Phibrook, Gloucester. HntsA illntl O.
Sch Rachel Post Pierce, Salem for Bangor
Sch John Rugglos, Dodge, Bangor for Boston.
Sch Ada wlswell, Toole, Bangor for Gloucester.
Sch Mirror, Paine, Bangor for Gloucester. ~
xis izaH I'D % CLEARED. rag eda snIH
Sch Umpire, (Br) Hopkins, Darlington Ms Dana
& Co. fili1fi'fii l.iEl slt s-1ifa af- siii'.a
Sch Ambro. (Brl Brown, Hfllsboro NB-naster.
SAILED : Barque Andes; brig Kennebec; sch
Umpire, and others. .r.. i e
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DIED.

/ month.
IN Baldwin, Sept 80, Mrs Abigail sanborn, aged 90
years months. Gu a LgnnfI9f9I n Df77' -7IG8
In Elliot Sept 81 Capt Oliver Staples aged Y yrs.
Oct 2, Dr oliver Jones, aged CO years. .iss i D..
In Kennebunk, Dot 1, Mrs Lydia, wife of CHARLES
Holland, aged "A years 10 months i1i4 p nA,oi'
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Wanted TnnmsedS0teLy,
Tr,lnk LOST

IT sabattisyiIle Depot, or between that place and
"A the Kennebec Depot in Portland, on the 18th
1a syrS u ssffATTiE d. HAMILTON, Portland ~
ANY parssn having knowledge Of said Trunk win
~ 5 ~ Rodiress the Baggage Master at Kannebcc ~
Pl Ot 80 ri r. CUSHMAN, Portland w
Oct II, 1865. ocf3d&wSw OH
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al s3lReoent pablications.

Jolly AND Katy IN THE Country. BY Al
ice Gray. Author Of Little Katy and Jolly
I'm. One Vol l8mo. pp. $50. New York:
IN 1vooers Garter and Brothers.. 1861. IS ao3s
ms Is very sweet and natural little story,
il'enoed TO- show the good which gentle and
pious child atni may accomplish almost without
showing ! IT. simply BY the beauty Of example
Jolly IS fine, manly boy; and the history of
his adventures is very interesting. Some very
pretty illustrations adorn the volume Aaar
For sale by b. Packard. sst n ~ss f,.st,..
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CoLGATRs HONEY SOAP,

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emollient in its nature, agrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in
For sale By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
june31d1yr