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2 Aa4 zoaa WIN. w. EATON.
Surgeon 10th Maine Volunteers
BreYet Promotions,

IIttfa
The sArusy and Many journal of Feb. 4,
contains the list of officers recently brevetsed
in the Filth Corps, Army Of the Potomac.
We select the folowing essas
Captain W. T. Gentry, G. M. nth Infantry.
to be brevet Major u. S. A, - -...asss r.
Brigadier General r. B. Ayres, u. s. ", to
be brevet Maj. General U. s. v. snsa NJ
Major Ellis Spear, Doth Me- Vols, to be bre-
vet Lieut.. Colonel u. s. ". iss9 eiH
oaCaFtain ]. ?. Wales, 17th u. 8. Infantry, to
be breyet Major U. S. A. f
Captain S. r. Grimes, 18th U. s. Infantry. to
be breEet Major u. S. A. .nR
Captain n. Prime, 18th US. Infantry, to be
brevet Major u. S. A. -
q Captain A. w. Clark, 10th Me. Vols. to be
brevet Major u s. ". 7sa
Captain B. Fitch, 20.h Me Vols, to be bre-
. vet Major US. Y.
Captain U. q. Morrill,, 10th Me. Vols, to be
brevet Major US. V.
Captain Fl. II Prince. pol Me. Vols, to be
brevet Captain U. S. " 1890 49,,
First Lieutenant H.. A. Swartwont, 18th
q. 5. Infantry, to be brevet Captain and Major
First Lieutenant j. B. Parke, 18th United.
States Infantry, to be brevet Captain and Ma
jors U. s. A. a edt -.4
First Lieutenant J. S. Emerson, 18th Uni.
ted States Infantry, to be brevet Captain o.
s. A. sae a aia sfl5 :
First Lieutenant J. H. Bradford, 18th uni
ted States Infantry, to be brevet Captain U,
s. A, 800
First Lieutenant and Adjutant w. e. DON
nell, 20 Maine Vols, to be brevet Captain
U.S.V. @
First Lieutenant M. G. Sanborn. goth Maine
Vols, to be brevet Captain u. s. ".
First Lieutenant A. E. Fernald, Both Maine
Vols, to be brevet Captain US. ".
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An Ingenious Fraud.

The, Boston Commercial Bulletin Save VIZ.
have before us preparation invented in New
York for extending tea; it is made of wheat
husks taken from the barn floor after thresh.
ing, slightly crushed, and then eolored black or
green for the different varieties of TIA which
it is designed to adulterate. This article is
styled "Japan Tea" and is already extensive
ly used in New York aid Philadelphia, where
it's sold to grocers for mixing with genuine
tea, which they sell at from IS cents 10 81, SO
per pound. 'taot
The price Of the adulterstion is from TWEEN
" TO thirty cents per pound. Ii Is tasteless,
and may be perfectly harmless, If there is
nothing poisonous in the coloring matter,
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NOT BAD IDEA.-A friend of ours, say
the Edstport Sentinel who owns an elegant
span of colts, and enjoys the driving Of them
immensely, was demonstrated with the other
day by a neighbor for his improvidence, and
reminded that a pair Of heavy team horses
would be far more profitable. Near the spot
where the conversation took place, and over
the grave of wealthy man recently deceased,
stood monument, which cost, it is said, 81,
200. The reply of our friend was, that he
would much rather own and drive those colts
"niie ne was living than to have $1,000 mon
uuent over his grave.
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!. FERNANDINA. FLA Sid 18th, brig celestina
Al Al s0ta. barque White Cloud Freeman. from New
s sIAyANNSAI-A sls. nit. barque La Plata, Gro
BALTIMORE FAR 10th. brig Unicorn. Tho,0s,
surinami Neya. Talbot. Fortress Monroe; schs Tan.
fanouat Davis, Sacksonyilie, Fla; Lizzie, Talbot.
Sid 1Ogh, brig Mechanic. for Cienfueros. Brig Ella
Maria which sailed 9th, anchored below. ) ~ =
Joaa,a III, prg hazoo Cali Fortress Monroei sch
PA hi; ID 10th, sch Western Star.
Below 10, 3, briss FIedonia from Maiansas; Frank
GIG EN- SCH Lizzie " Dyer, sumner. Boston.
CID 18th, brig Manzoni, Carlson Sagua 8ldF9
NEW Y0kK-Ar 10th. barque Fannie Hamilton.
PRgss psermo; sob Emma Furbssh FurDnsh nom
ar llth, brig ortolan Gooding. Matanxas. %
CID nth, ships Artisan. Pollard, for New Orleans
Charlotte. Cousins Port Royal SC; brig Virginia,
= Ar 18th, sch Geo Henry, Curtis, Portland. ~
to Below iltn ship Charles Duncan. RON Queens
PR00yiDENoE-Ar 10th. sch Jenny Lind Graves,
Below nth. sch Frsdk Hall, Ingraham.l from New
INEwPoRT-Ar 10th. sch Henrietta. smi h. from
Elizabethport for Portland S-'' ~ iioin
a. AT n.h brig Condor. Anes. Sierra Leone 81 days
In port lllh, seAs Pioneer. Taplev. Portis nd e0v
New York, Thos Bartlett, Card, Bath for Fortress
nonroe' Rachel beals, Moore. New York for New
Bedford; Sarah, Holden. Fall River for New York |.
psmor iteher; Boston for fortress Monroe
:, hOLMEs'S HOLE--In pot 10th. harks Almoner
9ni 2; hrigs Catharne Rogers. Crocus, HypeIion
Alandaie; Bern.ce. and Martha Washington; lchs
f1opeer. Hannie Westbrook. 8 r Jameson, Cherub,
Louis Wash, Ada Ames, Porto Rico, Joseph Fisb'
Mary ID Haskell, West Wind William Gregory q h
Young. Matanzas and Clara Ellen
bOSTON-Ar 18th, barques w Holbrook. Small.
81 Martins via Holmess Hale; Dresde /, Emersor1',
New OrleaDs; Union, Ulmer. New Orleans; Almon,
e. e.. tsvmpnsr' TN dos soh Sophia Jameson, Smith.
3 CID nth, schs u Richardson. Pinkpev. Beantort
Mary Turner, New York; Orion. Hart. Belfast y
Al Ian, oarque Manuela, Morse, Baenos Ayrcs ;
sens May Flower. Foss. st George Nfs: Tit P,es
cot, Esastport; Red Rover. Clask, Belfast.
a. Ar iSIn oarane Ada Carter. Kenney New York;
sens Evelean Treat. Philbrook, Frankfort: Cham
pion. McDermott, Belfast Nnai"'
30 " =. shin Eaal7 Wing; brig Monte f,rlsto
.GL0uCESTER-Ar 10Th, schs Tahmiroo ;,.v
r1m session for Portsmouth; Columbia Brown ana
4 1tlle Lee. Leo. do 5er Bucksport -''SN
DBL snuICASP0Rl-Ar 4th, briy lCatharine Niekels,
tor Fortress Monroe, - --'
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MARRIED.

In TINS 5iry Feb II, by Rev Dalton, Hobart
"iInaGs and Miss Mary E Pierce. both of Portland.
IN THIS city, Feb 12 by Rev o \ Allen, Charles
land. ~ " -
:, In Freeport. Feb IL. by Rev John Rounds. George
Tr assOn, OF armouth, and Miss Annie Field, Of
G IN South Standish, Feb T. by Rev II II Martin
Standsh 11s70 = --~ '---.J S""y0i'"A
-, In iops6am Harrison Colby, of Brunswick, and
M! Mfriha T. Aebbard, OF r = Hf.ICF' u n
In Portsmouth, Jan :. Lieut. Dunlap and Miss
Amanda Grifiin. both of Brunswick =. :. : =
In Great Falls FebT Saml A jackson. of Kittery .
and Olive d Wallingford Of Lebanon, Me- 80 4
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In North Yarmouth, Feb l3 Mr. Otis Loring, aged
46 years 10 months. .t1+ p
% Funeral on Wednesday afternoon. at o'clk.
ReiItlves and friends are invited to attend.
In North Yarmouth, Feb "a, Martha A, only 6augh-
ter Of Nathaniel and Mara Jordan, aged 26 years
months. 4' LII -+.ll = nii-1ta : f'stI 'l7ll
In Bath. Feb u, Mary Pelham. only child of j F
and tho late Lydia n IarTabee, OF, Phipsburg, aged
years months 4a9G so ~. ~ ~ = M
In Waterville, Feb T. Sanborn P aon of Walter
Getcheil. aged "a years ll'1i flf. ac7Il'l y
In Waiervilie, Feb o. Franklin. son OF J + and
Gibbs. aged 10 months.
In Vassalboro, Jan IA Mrs Margaret, widow Of the
late John Getchell, aged "a years
In Starks Jan ID. Mrs Nancy. wife Of Elijah Saw
In Monticello. Nov a. Mrs Celia A, wife of Hiram
Stackpoe. aged 81 years months. ldt siir4a ' o
In Andersonville, Ga, Geo G, con of Rev George
Gay, of Steuben.
In Oroeo. Feb !. Mrs Hannah W, wife of Richard
LcIde fE3q aged 70 years, u L-kIFIOq
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Inside View of a Rebel Prison.

Mr.. D. RICHARDSON, Of New York, the
correspondent Of the Tribune who has been
SO long incarcerated in the rebel prisons at Sal,
isbury and other pl ICES, and who since his re-
cent release has been electrifying the coun-
try with his graphic account, of the suffering
of our brave boys in those wrttched cells,
will lecture in this city on Friday evening,
Feb. Gath, in the Independent Course. Mr..
Richardson's subject will be Twelve months
in Southern Prisons, 81 s
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HiIton,s InsolubIe Cemenf.

For wood, leather. oroekery, and other substances
is the best aid to economy that the housekeeper
have 1t isin liquid form, and insoluble in water or
OIL 1t will adhere oily substances completely, Two
ounce BOTTLE with brush family PACKAGE rs cents
each Sold everywhere. i4., t1t
HILTON BROS. Co., Proprietors. Providence,
r. I. On receipt of go cents. family package will
be sent by mail. ifF feb7dsm
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500 Buff Envelopes Only 1926.
AT D RESS SOLD STAND,
90 Exchange St.. above the Post Once.
febsd4ws
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DIR. kelley in Portland

DR. Kelley in Portland 8
Tuesday and "wednesday, February l4th and 18th,
at lr. e. r. Adams ofice, ala Congress, corner Of
Pearl street.
asa FREE ADVICE
To the sick, on diseases Of the Lungs LIVER Head,
Kinneys, Spleen, &c. Also all affections of the
Nerves, Muscular snd Glandplar System, SO --all
imp urities OF the Blood, manifested by Plmples
ploess,, Sores, Cancers, 80, sal - go :
All of Kelley pr paratione are to be had of Mrs.
DR.. Adane feb9i1ws
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IMPORTS.

GLASGOW. Steamship Britania-l bale mdse
to & A Elk Co; trunks, John Smith; and goods
for Canada and New York.
CAR ENAS Brig Aimon Rowen-ST9 hhds mo-
lasses So tres do, 10 bbs do to Thos Asencio Co;
Is hhds do, d Robinson; ] Dbl do master
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~ Len Years ago VIM. H. Seward gave UTTER
snVe - TINS predicton:-'.S Slavery must disap-
pear from TINS continent and you and may live
70 see IT.. For uttering it he was denounced as
afanatic and visionary.
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCHi Is
Scratch! q Scratch ! SIS Ecratch
-@ Ky WHEaTONS OINTMENT

VIII Cure the Itch In 40 Hours.
Also cures SALT RHRUx, ULCsRs, CHrInLArns.
and all Eruptions Of the Skin. Price 80 cents For
sale by all Druggists. . II :
By sending 80 cents to any Apothecary in Port.
land, it will be forwarded BY mail free Of posta
TO any part of the United States.
4AG WEEKS 3 PORTER, Sole Agents,
ITO Washington street, Boston.
Also for sale by sesa 49,. n
WV. WHIPPLH,
janz6eodSm sasasyA and E. L. STANw0oD.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOn-Renident Taxes

/ Ine city OF Portland County Of C mbfr and ,
- ieI tne ear 1888 The following list Of lake. on
Ia % h0nresiden. in The cit p, IT.
- - cnS year Is 3, in bills commit Ell 10 H-i ~
a. ~ y collector Of SAID ci y IN the Iwent, e d
1900 has b. en- Ielure ea Dy h,m to me as
sea ~ unpaid On the twenty seven Mi july
hIpalo; anu no lie is hereby gwen tbat II he 81 d
YAK anu instr s. ana charges are moi ala into The
u we saio city Wit blu shtet mon hs n On,
OF the real Is ate axed will be sui lent 10 av tbe
amount due therefor itcludns s. and oharsss,
Will wisnou. 5uftner no l'e be sold "a Bills aueie
az the hico 81 the treasurer ana Coleeor ,r saia
city, on the fifteenth gay Of Fotrsary, 1855, at ten
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sPncrAL NOTICES,

kzy- Carriers ~ tho Daily Press are nos allowed
20 sell sGgsrs on thsir routes.
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s s0Sse5 ON rs Farm suated in Cpps
ccrtaing 10 seres of L1ne, Buildinss soos Di'Ose'
o, OF az 6eniars enquire Of E. N PERRY Of ~.
Ros i1os Vniee' or through tia Porslsnd Post ofee
~ -foo febl4dtf -
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AtSha,ghae Dec Z ships Finella, iBr) Murray for
New York. ldg at f3 IS per ton of 40 feet; Sabine
Woodward for Manila: Yorick. Moore. for do; Con.
gross Drnkwater and Orion. Whiting. unc ba, nu,
J W Seavsr. Snow; Catalpa, Stevens, and Lizzie
At Foochow Dec Q, ship White Eagle Williams
for New York; Mary Glover, Hughes for Shanghao
barque Queen of the Sea, Ross tor New York
At hong Kong Dec IA, ships Derby Lord for Gan
francisco; Malay, Hutchinson, aud Geovzes Will
mans, unci Panama, johnson and Oracle, Wood
DO: Darque Benefactress, Eldridge do. 4 I-'
rl Al Manila Dec 8, ship White swallow, Prince for
At Calcutta Dec %. ships Cromwell Cyoeka, ,o~
Boston, ldg; Sooloo Huichinson. for Bomhav do
hicnard 5usteed Knowles. still ashore w
sio I'm Saugor Dec -, ship Akbar Chase Huu
M AZ Iaoie Bay CGH Dec p, barque Merrimac
Uld 81 Messina 2lst ult, brig Cosmos, Talbot for
10 port ESD ult brigs W Alexander. Tuoko, .,a
ds,nh,.. "ood' ior New York; Harr;s for PhiIs
sh A. e Genoa oath u. barQue Edwin Lindsey fm
SD fn Gibraltar 18th uIt. baroue William yy;lso,
v,uamamers Malaga and New York; 10th Vovaoar'
"xne: Malta and Messina. ns '-e'''
ndee. Sunderland AiN' N'u
e. Iassed Deal Esd ult barque Norwegian. Nusans,
rom hteihs for Boston. 80 = n - =
nid I'm Shields 2ad ult. ship Oct an T ayeer. Me-
Gully. Alexandra &. -
At Buenos Ayres Dec g. shine Reoart Hamblin,
aud Nit Carson. Crowell, die. baroues Monitor,
Larranee; Mary Elizabeth, Moves. and Warren,
averii,, do brigs Richmond. Powers. and Sparkling
Sei. Seeur for New York Lag
Ar st HALIFAX 9th inst, brig Queen Of the North,
Campbell Portland.
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Il. o. of d.

ne Members Of Ancient Brother and Tiuon :,
= Lodges are invited to uni'e with MaiJ ~ IoS -
n amending the funeral Of or deceaseS Rrothsss
"s'her na'cn' on "Wednesday. at o'oIo * p. M
~ ~. al Per Order
feolitd J.E. HAsELTIN z. seq,
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Ata Court Of Probate held at Portland. With,
sHr INC county OF Cumberland ON che first rns
gay Of February, In the year of our Iosd 81 tues
hundred and sixty-fve: No'uei ghteen
A NM s L0kING, brother Of w iIlian Lor mo lat.
n OF Horh Yarmouth. in SAID Cou,rv ! NY lase
naSing presented his petition IT, at admssi.s
q, Cobb of Pownal, " e'~N's"s Charles
Ii. g teas ordered, That the said ro.ze, or.-
he 70 AL persons by cas notes. w
State Press printed a. PoTfs iyey he Maine
pear At Probate Court to ,e bed ~ W; may sP-
clock IN be Of aroh next at ten of the
have whv M olsnOon and show cause If any thew
'As sa- ny chs ud not he era, tied
A true copy, At.esStt ST. A. [" AlEhM IN Judge.
wSws E.JG Exc T1T7nfpr,pr,<, n.L,
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WHFREAS, by Notice in the I,ress ~. slas. AT
~ INST, am pcsed BY my ihDsLaud, WU
1tslse5 IS having Tors ken his &c aud wen a ~,
lnA. Is leise he never mad out Le1 in hi ,SJ
Ana ,nat ne DO row OF his mother; and The sss
wmrh ne accused me of abandoning conss -. .Sse
even hai am denied the privilege ~ s
IN leit my beautiful home by he NJ n nal o,
sent sent OF my hlsnz nd; aud, when retu mel 70 MI
home. ltounf my fainiiurs mOvsd out If ,nc bo,,sy
ana was informed by my Pos er thar had e., @
ttopgtr with him; and eff wit n Derfsct nnS
Leenng won say that turned y q !. inS ~
n er the day leff and took his shrs ;t ~
tor a .or which used my IN sair for sleeves
marry man tb. sl hs ore warn all sex never to
turn yon oct Of doers in mid winter Ike nv az ssf NAY
br asst. III. 70 eIs t"other's
Gorham, Feb. IA. div HaheEh.
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COLGATE,s HONEY sOAP. 4

COLGATEsS HONEY SOAP
THIS celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials,
is mild and emoiiisnt in its nature, frsgrantly
sosnted and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale By all Druggists and Fam.y
Goods Dealers aai19A janS1d1yr.
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concao hereby gives public notice 10 au
taken pnc,, snst she has been duly appointed and
VIII and Testament + u 'Ae "st
Mt - EBBEN J.. PLuMMER.
dscaasaa ~ oGd, in the county of Cumberland
she tharatfD W giving tond as the law directs;
~ s % requests ell persons who are indebted
M M saiu deceaseds estate TO make immediate
On ~ e-e ana those who have any demands there
VH' ." exhibit the same for settlement to
Raymond, Feb 4 1866, '''''''- 9 7Ns sSsAH'
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DIR; wADsw0RTH's "DRY UPn "a oe,,.,,
remedy for Catarrh. There is no mistsse a6ont
~ us me Dry Up has cured thoaaands OF cases
A word to the wise is fufacient. increasing
Fs,aaoa n. d. Il. HAY, Druggist, Special Agent
ou@ewo" Portland, Ne.
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Names and description of property.


Brown. Tjaunsh m h,uso and la ?
Green 70 Canto,, 80. s,oe
| G, andIer Gso M ~. ,...a@ Ae'
Fore 80 IsS,a "a, puiViDkS anu i@n"'
| Coffin Ma,aasa. Ssies'sI
! Dow NJ - ", IAI q c. T. III x sis,
tic street " MUSE ana aud "A Alan 70
DIVER. Isaas - o. 10
land. Washfs,...,s,ss i y. tlll, sl-VO;
I IInion Wha. SO son " 81 SeVVi Duilel IS, 49,
ID, er. Alvin & bos,.' Io'
At. "o"Se enu isnu "iimot
Fitz. Wsa II .ic,x.ho-, Az
la d, G'eeu St, iS"u noAse ana .oe
Goss Geo house s s sns o. snioTih 10
Tess 49, S'e 1nu = o. Green Sc ~
ia srH 1VV W Ss a. S'er' ana lana widg-
1xa,y.o a., /" - T. ,.s.a.-. t0
..iiisrd iimo,hv ha;s, ~ h sasc STATE ST c2
lana Middle nd Frs ~, ~ ~, vniss a ana
iJ ~ a'.LI,.. ~ steo IN ~, Sts, Sso D;
Er'nti,n sts ss N, S''O' ia'io' Gre ana 20,
IA A.s' $3.50 80, y g., =. -, -, o.
ana s,n,nnari.,.o -, anu "-inO' 90,
Iraa-ssII na,1 stahIo ~, TTohso,,,s VIZ " ~
.JorSsn chss = ians n r. ~ .Tsshs ~ ,. ~ z
It, -.' ''-' = = y " "' ~" =,
f I;inhnsey2 Sonn. isnd, Nolth - 4o'
S,bssnnt :. -" - H0~'e anu iAhu' n oo
T.'Shv ~ ~, .,.-.,.. 10y
srssI' .vSss. iiI Lsls ot.lann U
t1rn,,, mO ~ Gay ., DuLicihg ana Iana'
Marh'r pa;i. SSnSl esS SIS; . of
Ne .t.n,1,,. 81, hn.. anu is.nS ~
and Oanf, III Ia ~ IL use ~no anuo'a
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sPOKEN.

Nov "a lat 80 8, Ion 70 T. bsrqus aalacis. FIN Annoy
Dec IL. lat IS Is s, Ion 20 81 e. ship Redgaultst
Nlokels, from Madras for Liverpool. on
Feb 8, of Winner Quarter Shoals, brig Fredonla,
nom Matanzas for Philadelphia.
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,5sH 4 [RRoM OUR coaBEsPosDEsr %
aoGREEN,s LANDING, Dec s-sid, sob Yandalia.
tBrl 81 Jenn NIB Tor New York. DIT n s - 1sa 90
Feb 8-Sld, sch Sharp Shooter, Ho.brook iron
Rocklandl for swans Island. T--rr-
Feb Bar. sch Gloucester. Folsom Belfast
Sid, sch Alma, Thurlow, Swans Island
LAUNcHED-At Belfast recently. from the yard of
Msssrs Pierce q fine brig 300 tons called the
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y Ma INE NEWS
PORT OF .PoRTLANp.

~ 1--lF77FA ata4 y
MeAuhys.. $500. ......-... FeDruury III.
$500. ARRIVED.
Steamship Britannia, lBrl Ferrier Glasgow 2sth u.
for New York. aifiif si-0 l'ld = "
f}l. fiq-t illsAr CLEARED. flrra ID el s.li.o
Steamer Franoonia. Sherwood. New Yort --.Fmar.
& Fox. '
Ba que II Haven, Hall, MataD.as George
Hunt. LGSL & 2NrTlt Iffrf 4 III 49, o.
Sch Citizen. Upton. Roston-G Burnham.
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8 The Roll Of lnonhtfnll Honor.

For the purposes of future reference, and
topreserve a record which, dying some may
wish to blot, we give below list, with their
residences, of those gentlemen of the Legis-
( lature of the free State of Maine who voted
mol" on the proposition to change the federal
Constitution in constitutional way, SO as to
rid the country of the curse of African sla-
very-the great prolific cause of our present
national troubles. 1t is to be borne in mind
that ont he same day that seventeen of the rep
'sentatives of this State voted to negative that
proposition, only four members of the Mis-
souri, Legislature, but recentlv delivered from
the curse.--could be found to give vote so
repugnant to every sentiment of Democracy,
and SO grossly at variance with the great drift
Of humanity and of providential events. The
names, of the immortal seventeen are as fol-
Ii A9@'a.
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CONSTELLATION FREE.

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Office 2Al Congress st., Portland. Ne. sssss.
an preparing medicsl work, which will be BEN
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Testimonials of the success Of my treatment car
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and from TO 6P. NJ. 7llt49sF iaar
Reliable Medical references freely furnished Il
those who maj wish it, as am no travelling hum
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To the World +!
FROM
W. Harvey. NJ D. & Practical Chemist.

Afer several years of close study and experiment,
have perfected my CHEMICAL LIMITATIONS,
which have already commenced, ard are sure to rev.
ointionize the old systems of practice The eslebra
ted Physicians. George Capross, NJ. d. and David
B. Sack, III. D., foretold to the word in 1855 what
have now accomplished. Hear what they then
said in regard to that fatal and prevalent disease
CONSUMPTION: "The belief that people never can
recover from consumption we consider to be SUPER
stitious and absurd There Is no more difficulty in
the healing tubercle in the lungs then OF the heal
ing of scrofulous tubercls in any 9th part ofthe
dy, provided tho lungs and general health are not
too much prostrated Nor do we despair ofthed s:ov.
covery of RENE lies which shall yet reach and sue
dus this hitherto fatal disease, and render it
BILE the fever and agus the syphilis We believe
the remedy for this disease will In the form Of
gas or vapor, which shalt be breathed into tie
lungs, and ope ate locally upon the liberation there
by reaching the seat of tie disorder New gases
viii probably be discovered and essential Improve
msnts made in the administration Of those which
'lready known" Where there is sufficient vitality
left in the physical system to procure action
always, with NY Chemical Limitations, restore the
patientro health, and in q very short. My Chemi-
cal Limitations are 10 mora speedy and efhcaeious
in the treatment o. consumption than the Chemical
Iohalations which prepare for all Of the following
diseases. vis.- ystIs ,sloatm tal j
I Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Palpitation,
Paralysis, Epilepsy, Catarrh, Eluptions, Asthma,
Bronchitis, scrOua. Liver Complaints, Nervous
ness from whatever cause, Difficult Breathing, Salt
Rseum, Erysipelas, Mercurial Diseases Kidney Conn
plants. syphilis, Female Weaknessof all kinds, In.
voluntary Seminal Emissions. or Weakness of the
Genital Organs and in fact all diseases req firing
publication Of the b'eod. have special treatme ut
for al diseases ofthe Scalp. which never falls Dan
druf entirely and eectually renewed In one weeks
time BY my Oh N csl Preparation. Ny Inhalations
are unli any other ever given for remedial purpos.
es, and can be obtained only at the offices which
have established. An office viii be established in
every city in this Ssate asl4yf -filAJ q D5ls4 III
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