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TEETHl TEETH TEETH

DR.. d, st continues to Extract Teeth by Electric
stt sctfhoat Pain: Psrtons having decayed teeth
or stumps they wish to have removed Tor resettint
he would give polite invitation TO call.
Superior EIectro Magnetic Machines for sale for
family use with thorough INSTRUCTIONS.
Dr. D. ean accommodate q few patients with
board and treatment &C his house a 90
Ofhce hours from o'eicek a y. 70 I2M4t
from to 9 P. M, and Ito In the Evening.
Consultation free. novitj
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TIE eopartnership heretoiors exls.ing under the
Il firm name OF Davis Cloye. brothers, - this
A. DAVIS,
H CLOVIS,
G.. H. CLoYRs
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1865.
The Maine State Press.
Is publishedsyery Thursday ag

I Two Dollars a Year In Advance.
IT is the largest political paper in New England
is in quarto form, gives an unwavering support to
the Government in its conflict with
contains large number OF carefully prepared Orig.
nal Articles stories-original and selected Poetry,
an extensive Army Correspondence, the Current
News of the Day. Latest Intelligence by Toleg1 aph
Congressional and Legislative Proce dings, full
Marine List, Portland Prices Current, carefully pre-.
pared Review of the Market, Stock List New York
Markets, Boston and New York Brokers, Board,
Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Markets, &o.
Enclose 50 current money BY mail, and receipt
for one year will be returned.
To any person who will forward ten new subscri-
bers, cash in aduance, we will send an additional
CO. gratis, for his trouble.
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Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomaehs,
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headsoho;
dizziness and swimming In the head, with iuiiEes-
ton and constipation Of tho bowels pain IN the Ode
womb with Internal cancers; tumors, polypus. ard
All that long train of diseases will find in Electric.
ity sure means Of cure. For painful menstruatol,
o. tronbles with young ladies' Electricity is sortain
specific and will, In short time restore the sufsrer
20 the ViRor of health. g
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Death Of Orray Tuft. :
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Jan. 81.
aOrray Tuft, one OF our leading merchants
and manufacturers and highly esteemed citi-
zen, Gied this evening, aged II years.
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MIR. EDWARD L. PICKARD ia a member Of
4A our firm from January Q, 1865 m
~ TYLER, RICE SONS. 1
Portland, Jsn,y 10, 1866. 80 janl7dlm+
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Lost.

A FUR CAPE-Probably on Spring street, be.
= tween Oak snd Bigh street. The Under will be
suitably rewarded BY leaving 1t 3s Spring street
E3I H sf a ian27d1w%
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ny n1eCtr1cdtv

The Rheumatic, the gouty, the lame and the Inzy
leap WITH oy, and movo with the agility and eIasto.
~ OF youth; the heated brain Is cooicd; the frost
bitten limbs restored, the unoouth doformftes re-.
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness to
strengths the blind made to see the deaf to hear and
the Palsted torm TO move upright; the bleraishe9 @
youth are obterated; the accidents Of mature Lis
prevented; tho ealamities Of old age obvssed, anS
IN active circulation maintained. - :.
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dark itis without reference to the annual loss of
valuable property, which may safely be stated at
millions Of dollars.
Read the daily journals. enquire of any Insur-
ance Company for yerifcation of this statement.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-30
The Rahallinn didn't Paw.

AslN q =
Nearly altextensiver slions have possess
ed some redeeming quality, but the people Of
the South obtained no compensation, no viewer
small, for the ocean of evils with which the
slave rebellion deluged them. They lost,
through its agency, life, liberty, aud property,
: to an extent but littleS short of the limit OF
their possessions, and they gained from it
nothipg but a few delusive hopes that served,
TO lure them 10 destruction. Their only hope
Of salvation from utter aud absolute ruin, is in
that very union of the States which they have
labored so hard to destroy. Surely, then, In a
pecuniary view7-as mere speculation in dol
lars and cents-the rebellion has not paid ex-
penses, much less has II proved profitable
investment.
In another respect this rebellion las been
peculiar. We think it Is the only rebellion of
any considerable extent known to history, the
ostensible object of which was not to enlarge
popular rights and privileges and to increase
the areaof popular freedom. This, has been
sud genefis. Its object was TO give greater
force and scope to despotism; to fasten mora
firmly the letters upon the limbs of the slave.
Has it paid in this respect? Most lavishIy,-a
but not as To projectors intended. Instead Of
increasing it has destroyed slavery, and the
whip and thu thumb-screw, the master and
the slavedriver, have become things of the
past. To God be all tho glory. They meant
It unto evil, but he has overruled 1t for good.
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singular Objection from q Democrat

From leader in yesterdays Argus, we clip
the following sentences:
There Is one thing which persons here at the
North who advocate the. entire political equal-o
ty of the negro at the South, including the
right to vote, do not seem to take into account,
and that is, that In many localities the me-
groes have large majority, and, If allowed to
vote, would almost as q matter OF course,
elect negroes for Municipal officers, County
officers, Members OF the Legislature, &c, &c.
And this objection in paper claiming to be
democfdticl So majority of the people
must he kept in an, AFFECT condition. and de-
MED the usual rights Of American freemen,
because, if allowed the exercise of that right,
they might not use their power to, suit the
minority! Has the argus ever objected to
allowing the scum Of the "Fivep points" to vote
because by SO doing such vile ywretches as
Ben. Wood and Jim Brooks are thrown into
Congress, or because Fernando Wood and
Godfrey Gunther, are elevated to the execu-
tive chair of the Empire City! Has it ever
objected to allowing the most ignorant, de-
| graded and debauched Of our foreign popula-
ton to vote because in some OF the Western
cities this class holds the balance Of power,
and may secure the election of their own
men2 We
The fact that negro voters are feared by the
Argus political friends in Tennessee or else
where, proves this: that they know they can
not control them that unlike the ignorant
riff-raff which comes to US from foreign shores,
they will think and act for themselves, and
not sell their votes to political tricksters and
demagogues. Who believes the so called dem
ocrats would object to negro suffrage If they
thought they could control the vote as readily
as they do the Irish vote in our large cities ? Z
The truth is, the negro is thoroughly 10y
al man. He has been the only man IN the
South where loyalty could safely be presup-
posed, relied upon and acted upon. Give him
the ballot and no traitorous democrat will
have the slightesthope of political preferment,
and for this very reason he should be enfran-
chsed gfS n Aa b il 0 81 bs args TaS5
why he should not vote, is a potent reason why
he should-a reason thoroughly democratic.
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ETA Washington letter writer says the Sher-
mans-the Senator and the General - ask an
apology or retraction for Stanton's sharp and
they say insolent dispatch to Gen. the one
in which he pricked the Sherman Johnston d.
plomatic bubble, Stanton refuses to bulge
an inch. He further says that Sherman is bound
to be used by the opposition, and If elected
president he would be very dangerous man,
for heis despotic in his motions and lacks judg-
ment.
sRThe New School General Assembly, in
session at Brooklyn, has before il report ola
COMMITTEES on the subject Of Presbyterian minis
tiers who have sided with the rebellion, which
saws: ssIn the event that any such ministers
shall apply for admission into these Presbyteries
the assembly advises these Presbyteries not to
1 admit them, or in any way, recognize them as
ambassadors Of the Cross Of Christ, until they
have given satisfactory evidence that they have
sorely repented of their SIM
R-Ths .argus insists that the orinoline story
about JEFF. Davis is exploded, because he only
i had on his .wife's shawl for a hood, and her
waterproof cape for skirt We don't blame
the .argus for trying to save the reputation Of
its friend. It is we'll known in this community
that fer four years that paper has been more
friendly to JEFF. Davis than to the President o
the United States; that while it never had q
harsh or unkind word for JEFF it never had one
pleasant word for Lincoln till death had done it
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In WIndham, May 81. Mrs Hannah B. wife of j
Frank Merrill and daughter of Frederick and Mar.
tbs Smii h, aged 30 years. illis gll-ll1 = : -.
= In Boston. May Is, Mira Maria A, wife of Joseph
Kyle. aged 20 years months. 117l7 -, ~--Sr- -
on board schr Engineer, May Is, on the passage
Eden, Me, aged 10 years { "a 7--77 --~-,'' -, w.
IL Bath. May n. Edward Il, son of L and Mary
White, aged years III months =
In West Bath, May =, w Otis Richardson aged
"a years. e'0' -eSe
In Benton. May "a, Charles Gage. aged 10 years
In Watsrville May %. Mrs Mary, wife Of John L
Seayey, Esq. aged 81 years - =
IN Fairfield. Feb rs, Mr. Samuel Goodwin, aged n
20 years. ~ 777'-7'-A - 's'N
: In Pembroke. May Is, Abby M, wife Of Wallace
Hersey, aged 20 years "
In Pembroke May 10, Loenza B, daughter of WIN
ana Hannah w Welch aged years 10 mos
In Bangor, April 90 George wilkins, aged Is years
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EVERY ONE SHOULD USE
Halls Vegetable Sicilian
eaHAIR RENEWER

AN AGtH ~ W In.
That splendid preparation for the hair which is
fast becoming 50 popular, and SO much inquired 70
No one who has once tried 1t will ever give up its
use.
1t is vegetable compound and contains no in.
furious properties whatever. It will restore gray
hair toits orig nal coIorI it will prevent the hair
from falling out 1t causes the hair to gr.w on bald
heads 1t cea SEES the scalp, and makes the hair soft
lustrous, and sllken. 1t is beautiful hair dressing
70 is recommended aud used by the FIRST medical au-
thority
e Be very particular to ask for, Halle Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover, there is a worthless imi-
tation in the market. 'i
H. K HALL CO., Proprietors, Nashua, N, H.
Wholesale Agents in Portland w. #. Phillips and
H. II. bay, and sold by Druggists and Dealers gen.
orally. mayl54w
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PER ORDRR.
/. y y y : -F-9 N
Well to-day, Sick tomorrow.

Well to-day, Sick tomorrow. ae
Such is the experience of thousands. Few enjoy
continuous health. To what does the occasional
invalid attribute his unc rtan condition. Not to
himself, of courge. He laysthe blame ON the oil.
mate, perha 8. 1t is too hot, or too cold, or too
damp OF too dry, or too variable But docs he take
the proper course to fortify the consultation and
b'dily organs against the extremes and changes Of
which be coapiainsi No. He says, perhaps that
only an iron could bsar sach great heat. or such
violent cold, or such sudden Yieissitudes, Whvth
es he not resort to the great tonic and preyenta
tives which, if it will not make him an iron man
viii at least quadroupe the capacity of his sy tenn
to repe all external agencies that tend to prsduce
disease HosrErT tR's cE1EBRATEp sroM.
AcH RITTERs, taken faithfully. according TO the
directions, will so strengthen the stomach brace the
nerves. tone the liver, ate and invigorate
the whole animal machinery. thst the system, in
stead Of being at the mercy Of the weather and Ii.
able to be Frustrated by every change Of tempera.
ture will become case-hardened As il wore and Al.
most impervlous to climate influences Ii Ia to tb;s
priicpts that ,sesser's Bitter. owe
Their great popularity in the West Indies. British
America and Australia. t'~
New York House, SO Cedar Street, MY.
may26d& w2w aaa .. slaa tslfeM
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DIR. LANGLEY,s

The Great Blood Purifier; the best Health Restor-
err, and the most perfect Spring and Summer Medi-
cine over ueed aae XII - 49, -
They ehsctually cure Jaundioe, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious Complaints, General Debility, and al
kindred diseases. $500 ~ lH.
store the appetite drive out all humors, purify the
blood and strengthen invigorate. build up, and re-
store to health and soundness, both bcdf and mind,
all who use them. Price IS, so. and IS cts per bot
tie. Sold by a dealers in medicine. GEORGE g.
GOODWIN & Co., IS Hanover ST., Boston
777 ~ ~ VIZ mch18d4m
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Tax GREAr PREPARATIONS OF THE AGB.-Aftor
years Of experiment and expenditure, Messrs. HOWE
& STEVENS of this city, have brought 10 ERECTION
IN ir FAMILY DYE CoLoRs. We unhesiiaung az
ssrt that they surpass, beyond comparison, any
preparation of the kind ever put into the market
Their list includes thir OF more coors, who'll
for BEAUTY, permanency. and cleainsss are aIi ina
eau be desired. They are peri Ct econom, cal ID
m rabe aud once tried become household bless.
ing In these times Of high prices their u'e will
garment To our MAD they meet long existing
want The demand for the dyes cannot iail to Be
immense. may23snd2w
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WHAT every reYsop wants Is b tile Of Pease'S
Vegetable lair Renewer The most perfect Hair
liz newer in the land is being introduced in Port
land by your popular druggists, Messrs Crosman
Co 1t will color every ray hair in ur head more
Natural than any similar preparation twill pre-
vent your hair from falling of 1t will cleanse your
head at once aad keep 1t healthy 1t will dress yeur
hair beautiful " an make it grow luxuriantly. No
smell of sulphur which is offensive to yoursel
and friends Also Pease's Philocome which is up-
surpr ssed as a dressing; no lady will be without i
who knows its value. Manufactured by j. w Pease,
Nashua, IL. Messrs Crosman& Co. Agents for
Portland u iAitl "a ti may2Tsndlms
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- Mrs. JEFF. Davis, the seaand Mifa- Of her
husband, is strongsminded and strong nefyea
woman, said to bsvery pretty At 40 years ofags'
She was Of the Hewell family IN Georgia Wbere
she has many relations. The 6rst wife Of the
rebel chief was daughter of President Taylor.
BrThe Bangor Whss-says the body of-an
unknown man was found in the river at Brewer
Friday AFTERNOON. He was'apparently labor
ing man about twenty years OF age=had on q
dark vest, buttoned up snug, was poorly clad,
holes IN the kheesof pants, and had no, vhis-
kers The body had laid in the water some
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DIR. TEBBETTs'
Jpn YSfOL Loci OAE

,s,ss,. HAIR
r. E q F. N E r. A II O r a
The Most Wodsrfas Discovery or the Age.
viii positively restore Gray Hair to It's or original
color whsther back, brown or auburn, and being
delightful dressing. 1t imparts to 1t a beautiful
glossy and he ity appearance. IL win also promote
agrowih Of new heir on bald heads, where the
glands or roots are not disorganized aud esctually
remove all dandrnf, itching and humors from The
scalp It's warranted to produce the above results
or money refunded. s7 sfsE
- TEBBETTS BROTHERS,
I AH Proprietors. Manchester NJ II. ~
w. W WHrPPLB, Agent for Portland Sold by
Druggists everywhere. maylIeod 6ms
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lCoLe ArE,s HONEY SOAP

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
isnaild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly
scented, and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale by oil Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. Hd t jan81d1yr.
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CHARLES, LINIMENr.

sure and speedy cure for Scratches. Calls, Cuts,
SO, on Horses To owners of horses 1t Is indspen
sable, curing Sweat, Calls, Cuts, Flesh Wounds OF
every kind, and the worst cases Of Scratches in a
vtry snort time.
Faii Directions occomp anying each bottle. Price
rs and 90 cents.
For sale by BURGESS, FoBEs CO
mayls dim 80 Commercial St.
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ECIAL MOTTO ES.
Harmon a sawyer,
.. War Claim Agents for Maine,

u.S. war claim Agents for Maine,
win give their exclusive attention to collecting
Pensions, Bounties, Arrears Of Pay, Prize
Money, Lost Clothing, &c.
Officers Accounts with the Ordnance. ouartermas
tcs ana Tire sury Departmental adjusted and settled
aud cortiRcatrs OF non-indebtedness obtained,-
Terms reasonable. -
R-No Charge unless successful.
All advice information frte.
= efice No.es Exchsngest, Joss Bloch, told stand
q X. HARMON,
% i-t9t en w. s. SAWYER.
REFkREscEs Hon. VIM. 7. Fessenden' y. D.
Senator; Ii IN Samuel Cony, GOV OF Name Hon
may16d&wn
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MARRIED.

:, In y. his city, May 2a by Rt Rev w Bacon d. d.
land lflii'' % s1Ill'7s NOE -'.'' go % 'ii-
AT AZ Kendalps Mills, May "a, Il Foss and Susan D
Witherell
:, In East Trenton, May 20. VIM L Miles and Julia
In Bluehili, May 10. Leonard Long and Lauretta
d Brown. both of Orland 80
In Ellsworth. May 20, William King and Clara
@ Reynolds. both Of Trenton. =,
. An Brewer. May "a, William W Ryder and Elspa
=, In Deer Isle. May l6, VIM Avery and Sarah e
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AND WASHES which choke or I'LL M the pores Of ths
skin, and in short time leave 1t harsh aud drv? II
ia the blood and ifyou want smooth and soft az IN
removes black spots, pinples and ali eruptions the
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THING OF BEAUTY is JOY FOREVER tHl
Those who desire brlancy Of com plsxion. must
purify and enrich the bio ID wh eh HELMBoLp Is CON
oEErRAfRD sARsAPARILLA invariably does Rec
Take no other. go : = -"
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Barque Costarelli, 1856 tons, built at Prospect m
1919, has been sold 10 + Emerson, Of York Me.
BaFQne Mary Elizabeth 800 tons built al SearspOrt
IN 1850. has been sold to parties in Boston
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r. MORSE. M. n

Treats Catarrh, Bronchitis, and all affections
of the Throat and Lungs, by cold Medicated In
Relation. Success unprecedented. Can refer
10 thousands in this city and State, and all parts
of the United States. Office No. 2SMrTH STREET,
.poRFrANp. MAINE. 81 may24tf
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BEWARE OF CoUETERBKIrs AND UNPRINoIPLHD
DRALERs endeavoring to dispose OF their own and
other preparaticns, on thu reputation attained by
HKLMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
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eZ,SZs.~> ATwOOD's
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE
PILE DRIy ER,
= HYDRAULIc SAND PUMP.

AYUkAULlC SAND LfuM r.
q PRACTICAL TIES rs having fully demo nstratcd
the superiority OF this machine over all Others Tor
the pu pose of sinking Oil wells the undersigned Is
now prepared to receive orders for the same.
This machinery comprises everything requisite FIR
the boring of oil wells, excepting the STEAM ENGINE
and CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE thu, will be furnish.
ed Ii desired at reasonable price,) and dispeI ses
with the use of the Derrick Rope, Bull WHEEL and
other cumbrous aud expensive fixtures now ia use,
and Is arranged, being constructed on whses and
portable that it be easily removed Tor the pur-
pose Of sinking wells in different localities.
TIE DHrRIros is removed from the wei BY our
Patent Hydraulic process, and es not require the
removal of the drill from tire boring. This process
not only removes all the detritus In !. ON to 10
minutes, but likewise effectually cloars out aud
opens all the small oil yeinsthat are so often entire
ly closed up b the Old process of sand pumping
VITA This Machine and q practical err gnser, a
well can DO sunk from 400 to 800 feet within peri.
cd of from Is to 30 days AFTER the soil pipe has been
driven
8 Arrangements a-e being made for the construc-
ton and delivery Of these maehinss e p .srt,
Norwich, Neypargf .MlSas2or, price, terms. sc, ad.
dress, SIMEON LELAND ~
-1tf METROPOLITAN HOTEL, as.
Iia apl7 eod3m New York.
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"LIKETHE FAIErxxoUIsIrE MUSIC OF A DREAM"
THERE'S STERLING reality about the won derful eff
fscts Of AMBRosIA on weak hair and badness and
In restoring grcy hair to its natural color: -iss
agst l- - - $500 may2Ssn2w
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THE HONEST OLD MEDIOINBI

N H. Downs Balsamic Elixir for Coughs, Colds
Whooping Cough, and all diseases of the throat
chest and lungs 81 zsmA Hsfna
See circulars for certificates from Hon. Paul Dill
linghim, Hon. Bates Turner. late Judge of the su-
preme Court Of Vermont; DE-. J. B. Woodward,
Surgeon for the Vermont Militia. s4nsm
Sold BY all dealers in Medicines. John r Henry
Waterbury, VT, Proprietor.
tflal.nf..-a g.. mar30dl0w& wlt
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Charles Iiniment.
CURES Chapped Hands, Chappsd Lips, Chilblains,
4aaa ~ GUS, Burns, BruiAes, &c, &c.
Price Twenty-Five and Fifty Cents.
For Sale by BURGESS, FoBES & co,
mayl8dlm 80 Commercial st.
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To PURIFY, EERIoH THE BLOOD, AND BEAUTIFY
the complexion. use HELMB0LD's HIGHLY CoNCKN-
TRArED FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. One bot
CcotiOn
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Photographic Gallery
ss ALONzO S. DAVIS, Proprietor,
80 Middle St., POrtIand, Me.
Copying done in the best manner dec2etf
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IsPs GIALsnNogsce s.
K f. a ~ Of F. +. b.
A GARD.

The undersigned. Treasurer of the "Relief ASCOT.
alton of the Portland Fire Departme it. ? 90.
knowledges the receipt of FIFTY DOLLARS, as q
donation from 'Messrs A. G s, Z. SPRING, to the
fund ofsssid association ia
&c. MOODY. Treasr
Portland, May g, 1856. may30d2t
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Notice..

All past member Of the 18th Ne. Regiment, both
officers and enlisted men, are requested to meet at
O'Clock this TUESDAY, evening. at Room No 9, City
Building.
may30dlt PER ORDER,
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Comma daat's O1ice May 49, 1855
EtaE United States Brig rSes Foam viii DO sold
l. at public auction en- Yonday, the IL n day Of
jane next, at 2o'ciock NJ. a this Navy J ard by
Hora,io Hariis, Auttionter.
rue Sea Foam Is an hernaphr dit2 brig IN excel.
lent condition; iengfh ll25O feet breadth 25 feet.
none must be piid on the day Of SALE aad the re-
mander before The " s'el Is moved nom the Navy
Yard which must done within six DAYS after tho
date sale Auiuvont ~ OF IN artices to he sod
with the We sci can be sonad " tho Yard
IL BIRMINGHAM.
may3Deedid f.. Rear Admiral