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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-31

To the Editor Of the Press:
I noticed not long since.n the Press, letter
read at meeting of the American Institute
Farmers Club, New York, from Arietta L.
Steward, of Passadumkeag, Me-, only ~ years
Of age, and was so forcibly struck by the pow
er Of expression, for girl SO young, that
wrote to her to see If she could write another.
She lives near here, and on inquiry find that
she is a remarkable girl, though, having never
| enjoyed anything more than common school
education. I take the liberty to publish her
reply In your columns, with the hope that it
will encourage her to make further efforts in
the same direction:
81 received your polite letter Of the 18th inst,
with pleasure, and hasten to reply. did not
expect, that my simple letter asking Tor few
flower seeds, would receive any notice from
the press. / fear you will be disappointed If
you expect to find in mo the germ ola future
authoress. should be happy to receive any
instruction from you, and visit, we're not
aware that the reality would fall far below
your anticipations.
think The last step from the Sublime to.
the ridiculous" has lately been exempliHed.
Jefferson Davis, claiming to be President of
new Government, the Commander-in Chief of
an army of more than million of men, boast
ing that in wealth and population, it should
take Its place among the nations of the earth;
threatening to subdue the most skillful, the
most efficient leauers, the best drilled army
the world ever saw, is now fugitive from JUS
tice, an accomplish of murder, for whom re-
ward ola hundred thousand dollars is offered.
And while trying to escape IN his wife's pet
ticoat to the swamps of Georgia, is taken by
the authorities of the United States. What a
contrast from the boastful President Of 1861.
who would stand by the South as long as life
remained In him, but is now apprehended as a
cowardly deserter, seeking to hide himself in
the deserted huts OF the runaway slaves. now
walking erect Ia freedom.
They were hiding from oppression. he
skulking from Justice. IfJeffersoD Davis the
first is not sublime, Jef Davis the last is ri
diculous.p'as' olaa ff3 efeTestg
doubt If many ofour girls, who have al
ways attended public schools, and been drilled
in writing compositions, can compose better
letter than the above, written by a girl who
has received only few months instruction,
In an obscure town on the Penobscot.
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"a rhief Crics Stop Thi. e.

The public are cautioned agaist base imitation
Sof L. z. Atwood's Bitters, -by a manufacturer Of
vpropietary medicines in this city who has not only
copied the Label in part and adopted the same style
bole but states on his label tbat he has purchased
the entire right of Or. Atwood, ana as -"ss. F"sre
thu only Atwood Btters ever rut up in Maine which
have gained celeb ity this eyiaentlylea the un.
wary to suppose that it is L. F. Atwood-who has
conveyed to him. directly i-direetly. either
the tie to or any information respecting his Bit
ters. Tn S is The same ptr.on who formerly signed
NJ. f. instead f o. F. Atwood. He says "Beware
of counterteits and imitatiors VIII ch seems to be
upon The same principle that "a Thief Cries STOP
Thief Tpe g4nui'eis signed L. r. Atwood and
bears an extra label on white paper headed eau
tom Extra, Countersignedby II. H. Hay, Drug.
gist, Portland, Sole General Agent.
Portland, April 26-3aw&wtr
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Harmon Il SAWYER.

o. War Claim Agents for Maine,
Win give their exclusive attention TO collecting
Pensions, Bountiess Arrears of Pay, Prize
Money, Lost Clothing, &c.
Officers Accou Is with the Ordr ance. Quarte-mas
tevs and Ire suFy Depa tments sdiaeted and tiled
and csrti6catsf OF non in debteSress o6tafned.-
TaFms reasonable
- 10 Charge unless auccesssui Dsl ~ ss'ia b
All advice information free -
Office No So ExchsngeSt, JOSE Block, told stand
of Brsdf, I'd q Harmon) setlA S9st4 A11
? ,sliaV e f. 3 sAR EnH
REBEREsoEs.+&H VIM. p. Fessenden, u. &
Senator; II IN samuel cony, Gov Of Maine; Hon
Israel Weshburn, Dr., Collector ofCustoms.
ssAa my 18d& wit
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Review Of the Portland Ma. kets.
~ Week ending May 80, 1865 01'sg (


Note.--Our quotations represent prices of large
lots from first hands, unless otherwise stated, and
in filing small orders higher rates have to be charg
ed. For figures see quotationsin another column
The recent decline of our $40 bondsin London has
put an end to shipments for the present Meanwhile
the continued great preponderance in value of our
importations over exports has occasoned heavy
shipments Of gold The Asia sailed from Boston last
Wednesday with $250000 and the total export from
the United States for the previous week was four
millions The result is a decided advance in the
god market We give the opening and closing rates
for the week. at the New York brokers' board ed
nesday l32i-l34I, THURSDAY 1865 -l36! Friday 13s-
1861. saturd y ls6i-l37t, Monday l36 Als6a, Tues
day 1854 81. Since Thursday the ruling rate has
been about 1886 and the extreme quotations 1861 d
1885,
The effect of this appreciation of gold, upon the
merchandise markets. has been to check the dec ine
but there is as yet no decided reaction Prices are
frmer, bui the tendency, so far as any change APP
pears, is still downward Grain and -four have been
in good demand Produce quiet and provisions dull
Groceries steady, though molasses continues heavy
Fish dull and declining. sicly green fruits scarce
and higher. Drugs. paints and oilsare still active
Leather is firner Dry goods steady oal is over
Lumber and freights are still dull,
APPLES-Green apples are scarce; russets now
bring S7Oa6 " bl. there is full supply of dried
app es; demand moderate and prices lc lower y fb.
ASHES-Pot ashes are steady at the recent decline
and are still quoted at esc " ID
BEANS-There is no demand for shipment and but
a light local demand Quotations are unchanged
and nominal. s sd8 s4.4e- - a~R ssssS : i.
BREAD-Prices have been steady during the
last fortnight and the market closes firm at quoted
rates Hs Dr. r4 t1s tfss
BUTTER-There is better supply of choise fami-
ly butter which has declined to $50 $50 " fbl hfe-
rlor grades are quiet at former quotations -,
CANDLES--Monlds are dull at lSa20c, retailers
Deing pretty well supplied at previous higher rates.
sperm are over; quoted at ~ case W ID. sda 3af
cEMENT-The demand has fallen OF and prom.
ises 70 be quite light through the summer. Quota
tions unchanged aE
CHEESE-Good dai les are in demand at former
quotations. 23e24c fb for Vermont and n York
and 2 l922c for country. r
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z THE great sPREPARArIoN or THE Aae.--AlfeF
ye OF exaerim ~ snde Expenditure, Messrs HowE
STEVENS, this c y, have brought 20 periecto on
III lir FAMILY DYE CoLORs. We unhesitating a.
sert th.t they shrpa I, 5eyond eomtarison, ary
prepar 4tion of he k'nd Jer pat into the market
for besnsv psrmanencY. and cleatness are nii that
can re desired. They ara part ct econom cal. ID
n rab'e, and once tried become hous hold blsss.
ave the necessity for tha purchase of many new
;srmeuI To oar mind they meet long existing
want The denand sor the Eyes cannot Iai to DO
immense. may23snd2w
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Restoration ofthe Rebel States

Now that the war is practically ended,
woik for our wisest statesmen is about to com
mence. In allowing these states which by
their rebellion forfeited alright to voice in the
Government, to take their places again as &C
tive powers in the Union, it is only dictate
of sound prudence that the causes Of our late
troubles should be effectualy removed, snd
guarantees be secured against return of those
evils which have deluged the land in blood.
The abolition Of slavery will remove the
great prolific cause of past rebellion and trea-
son, but the men who participated in that re-
bellion have only submitted to superior force
with all their ideas unchanged and recent,
indications in Virginia show that the same
men who few weeks since were open in their
hostility 10 the Union, and would have gone
any length to Bubyert its authority, and who
had no mercy for the few Union men in their
midst, are now seeking TO regain lost power,
and to reestablish themselves as the reigniDg
dinasty in the South. The experiment in Vir-
ginia to place the state under the control of
the Union men, by the late partial election
there under Gov. Pierpont's proclamation, was
little short of q failure.
The Boston Aduertiser, in allusion to this
election, very justly remarks:
"a good many lessons may be read In this
untowaIa issue Oh Inc expenmeht; nas me
ant IL sbs Earning Tins owen not 10 be- in a
hurry with schemes of reorganization. Civil
government should replace military authority
- ;ns M earnest paacscaols m4menS pIs sas
- r.. ~ =. = :.- - - - ~
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BRIG GEN. SELDEN COMMON, - The
friends of this gentleman will be pleased to
learn that he witnessed the Review Of the
armies of the Potomac, Tennessee, and Gecr-
g,aon the 23d and.24 insts., from desira-
D.e pint near the Globe Office on Pennsylva-
A's Avenue, nh re he was taken in an am
'1'aA' scentifcally prepared for the occasion
" nus ,.,eha' Brigade Surgeon, Within Mich
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WHAT ivory sou wants IL b title of Pessa,
VeRetabe .iair Rsnewr The most d. rfect Hs,.
- newer in the land ia being introouoed ia PORT
i Hd ~ your popular dr-ggisfs Mssrs Crosman 4
atural than any imiar preuar ton IGWiIl pre-
vent your hair ON iali-g OF 1t i'll cleanse or
mead o. once ID eep it healthy. II viii dress ur
hair beautiful y, ard make il grow lnxrriautly No
smell OF sulphur which is offensive to your 'els
Ana trends also Pease's Fhilocoms whi,h is ue-
SURPRISED a. drsssing; no lady will be sthout It
who knows its value Manufactured BY J. w. Ptae,
Nashua u. Messrs Crosma. Co. Aesnts for
Portland. ~ aAi 5s msy27shdlms Il
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TNHE FINGER OF PROVIDENCE. nom The
a Teachings OF 7 xper' enes seem to point to
THE GREAT HUMOR REMEDY,
HOWARL'S VFGt T-BLE car GER 1NL
rs -anah c4NKkR iQYRDp .fi5.a --7 =

1
| Is 5an9a CANKxR SYRDP.yino a7r 81
AS The great and &c rain cure for ali those fa,rl
aad destructive maadies whien atiss from q l. pure
st te o the bod. Tbs wonder nj su ,ee ) " hich
mas = cas- cas- = ~ners II mas on fairly ireo, f0-
| lowed use, eaNes no roo 70 doubt tho blessed
| fact that ancefs may o. cured ~ 7n0f m
Sufferer. iron the scoufgs msy therefore 70 long
Or dread the fear fal alternatives the sur cons
knit or.the grave Theg have q speedy nd co tain
remsdy,w ch removes the mslAdy root and branch
Which in thousands OF eases the oper ting knfs
oughly renoyaie the constitution, and hat n onlv
be BY puijfJnR the EFT re mass OF the cirrnlaf
lac huid ms istnscied by T. Syrup, % thousands
have testh 10 fit lIiI4 srI G-fH seH w.
The CANCER and CANKER SYRUP infalli-
bly, eradicates and cures the worst cases Of
Canker, even when given up as incurable by
doctors. 1t banishes Salt Rheum entirely and
permanently. In Erysipelas its effects are sur
prising. All cases, however yirulent, of Scrof-
ula or Kings Evil, " hite Swelling, or Tup,ors,
are dissipated speedily, Old Ulcers are cured
without leaving bad effects after closing them
The most terrible Scurvy complaints it banishes
from young or old. Distressing Neuralgia
Affections soon yield to its power. Il clears the
Complexion from BIoiches and Pimples, and
renders it brilliant. Ii cures Jaundiee and Dys-
pepsia. and all Eruptive Diseases In all cases
of Female Weakness and Irregularities produc-
ing General Debility, Piles, etc., its effects are
miraculous -.s s.. ,.il 4, s.. f...i.. ..,.....
ErOne trial is all that is needed TO prove the Pc
cuiiar virtues Of the Syrup Its repu alton Is now
so well established that more need not be said Its
immense sale is its best accommodation.
o. Price 81 IS per botte. 0i uaslUflf
RI HOwARDrs HEALING ALIVE. In All cases Of
Cancer. Ulcers Burns Scalds, skin Euruptions etc .
where an ert~rs al APP scqttoR ma be nece sary
fhis Salve nrenared expressly for the burmese will
be found Invaluable twill always he useful In the
Household, and a box Of II may save much suffering
and expense Price IS cents per box M fll.
JANE o BOYLE 4 CO., Successors to Reddine
& Coz tate street. Boston Proprietors
" PHILLIPS & 90 hg'ts, POrh nd.
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BONo RoLORRs, MEErIna.

1fENHE uadersigned Trustees ofths 70 and Cum
= Deria and kar road tompany under the De q OF
"a ,st age aaa aat Or gin4l i.sn BY ssid Con.
pany 70 = tnes Hayward, j mes G. Chprchil a d
4 liam Wits, caring date Jauuery l. 1867 hereby
give notice tina meeting of the bold ~ OF Bonds
issu "a oy SAID co pany under the provisions # sad
Deed, and DO ring egsa date tiers " "a, u-uaiiy
hnowu - and dono inflated HE coNso II ArKD
t soSD s q ss SOmp and Of Corpus deucoed
Of such bonds W u De hsld at tho q om ofthe and
r5aie, oyer the IA D chan = fxeh4Bge," No "a
HxcnAnge stree, 70 .uand at o'ccck N, on
Tuesday, The 10th day If Jane next, ~.
TO act upon the n lowing matters ard such other as
/ may properly Q rms before HIN, viz
torceiv from b rfustess Statomeht Of the
pfesen Q Ddi ioa Of i'd Ra ros6 aud OF their pro.
eeeaings in aimiuis'' ations of said trust sinoa
IN - re been IN tue pesssio ion aad nan Aemsnt Of
: To d errniue whethsr iii, xself,ntf r the ss,a
4 bony no ders - pay .hs amou of certain Bonds
ma iheintertst due thereon, now RtsiandinRs Is
Su, sad c,mPany sna cured ~ mo 20 to
btuary EN- 1857 or ia determise shat yessre
III aay, tial be taken TO rsdeem said morts aed
property from inability b. reason of 81 outs AID
II dee N pe VIII ths r l. Is ext ediert 10 form .
new OerPorad seTe abls 10 the provisions Of the
Aes o. tae 5siatues, approved Ma oh 25 1854 be-
4 " apief zb0 Of the Awsof that " to be CON-
pos, q VI the hpl eEs Of sail coasondat, Bords,
coup ns g Cir ifcates, o. sncn CT them as shall
con'r Dute 70 tue ptt N Bt Of ad outs nndr PRIOR
bonds ii expedite N 10 form such new corn "a
90 ase sucn measarys az may DO necessary for
To Civ TO the Trustees sich isstrucfons a. to IN.
firth. standardization oIsaid tru may bedtsm-
zach B mdholdsr or holder of Coupons or Certia.
ca es, IL requested to be prepared to furnish said
meeting arc edule IN wIi ing Of ths Cnupo and
Cersiac.tea heidby hin showing the numbsr Of sach
d nonn. Soap9a or Vertiacate, and he aggregate
: .lgr w e. cgukcagLI. Trustees
~ WOODBURY. Y.& k.R.
May 81, 1t65.--dtd sd 800.
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would cali the attention of alp those IN want
OF Dry Goots to the New York Store, l2i Middle
street. Mr.. Lucas has just re ur cd from New
York with large apd varied sto K of ssasonsble
Goods, among which we notice very large assort-
ment of Silks Of all colors and grades Dr. IS Gods
Of all styles suitable for the season and Cloths for
msa's and Buys wear which we assure our readers
Mr. Lucas will SCI! cheaper than any other House ia
Portland. may2s,nsod4w
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In wateryile, May s. Blsnehe daughter Of Reu-
ben Foster Esq, a. ears 10 months 81 Ia ~ ~
In athens, April 81 Mrs Esther, wife of farmer
Willeg aged SO years 8 months q s'n N-1f fltlC1l
In Bangor April ~. Christina A, widow of the
late JOS phi Snow aged IS years ftfa s.f.ilf ~
In Bangor, April ~ Mary A. wife Of John Web
ster, .aseu So years months.
In Bangor. May 20. Ada L. daughter of Alonzo
Smtn. ased 10 years i, -.' "a 49,
ner Smith, ag-d % years months.
- L. Bangor; Ma "a Mr. W "A Houston, formerly of
Stetson. aged So years
In Dexter Nav Is. Mrs Be ssy, widow of Daniel
Shaw, aged 81 years.
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Capture of Rebel officers.

- NEW 1UHhs lNIdF OVs-
The gunhoas Magnolia and Glaucus have
arrived nom Key West, the latter in tow.
Rebel oliicsrs, returning to their homes,
were arrivi at Key West from along the
coast, and were being furnished with transpor-
taticn north.
TIE rebel Senator Harris, Major General
icers were captured at Cape Sable, r5orrup,
and had arrived at Key West.
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In Lewiston. May 25, Geo Duston and Miss
Agnes Ca Iahan. both OF Aubnrn dlNF iI
Cushing. May 81. Levi McIntyre and Miss Ruth
q In CornvIIe, Rusl D Dow and Comfort Wiley
both of Ath rs Il" ifr1 =
In Doe May 9 Charles Hurd and saiie NJ
Lampher, both OF Dover. fl ~. .Ntiif us fg 3
In sDoy 4. May q. Joseph Frost and Mrs Olive
Booker both of Dover
In sanger, May II, Horace Cole and Mary
Michae 3f5GH va. NifHfIrH ~ it'fI
In Dexter; May a. elisha stetsou. of Bangor
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CoLGATE,s HONEY SOAP

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
Is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrsnty
scented, and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin For Sale By esU Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers .Faa adi Js a8s7s Ajaa3ldlyr.uc9
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Helmbold,s Concennate,

rHelmboid's Concentrated Extract Bucbu
= 55A2 Is thegrea, piaresic. 75Y ri
HELMBoLD's CONGRATULATED EXTRACT sARsAPA-
RILLA
Is the Great Brood Purifier grEFn
Both are Irepare5 ac 3ofdipg to rules Of Pharmacy
and Chemistry and are he most active that can be
made.
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WHY INJURE THE COMPLEXION BY POWDERS
AND WASHES Wrich choke Or Ii no the pores of tho
skin, and IN shor time leayes harsh AID dry q Il
10 the Mood, aud If you wa smooth and Il sk n
use HBLMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA. 1t
skin.
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\ HIN Il bsl.lE>s,yv
soRr, or FoRNLANNlA

Tuesday ...........s....s..........M May 80.
ARRIVED wa
Il Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester. st John
NIB for Boston Ia, ,tss sI,tf q tIc,T a.s,-.,V d.
! sch Sara h Mari, (Br) Mari. Hilsboro NIB IVA ~
Sch T lngraham, CT aig, Western Banks, with
500 qtls cod - tffslse s.r4 -Ft ~ 3
Sen Jus1a Neweil, " ish, Philadelphia.
Sch Jerusha Baker. Barberick, boston.
sch VIM g Eadie Thurow, Newburyport
Sch Blue Sea. Snow. Harpsweil. I
sloop James Madison j ohnso 4, Boston for Harps.
vell.5 a. r. 7ssl1s, 7e49- 4 n ia- E -,
-r1tsss ~ CLEARED. Is
Ba que Henry F Lord. Bbber, Havana-Gsorge s
Hunt sit4 .r,4,5 sl. IT,
) rauc Realm. OBJ Christie, niramichi = +
Machin -'
Sch Leesturg, Blake, rhiladslphia-EG Willard.
SAILED -sarque nary Fox brig Thomas Con-
nor, and Others. 81. --5.,Il-., - ~ n. :. =
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q Y TELEGRAPEi
NV ENENG PAPERS.
TO THE -
The FltiiLusteriao pfat.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 26
Tn. examination into he conspiracy t.
eizet the Peruvian steamer Cotton at this port,
4veales these facts:
The parties on board the Brontes, some 400
! number, enlisted ostensibly to proceed TO
Arizona, but really TO land On the Mexican
cast, in the eua OF California. A man by the
lame OF Williams was the General command
'ng. Hungerford, late OF the army of the Po-
toInac WAS a Colonel. Subsequent to the de-
tentIon OF the BOntes by The authorities,
Williams aud others corcrc9ed scheme TO
SEIZE the. Cotton. run her to sea and use her
as prlvatser against French commerce.
Some OF the leading parties in the conspiracy
were formerly known as rebel sympathizers.
The Mexican General Negs, agent Of Juart rs
government, made large advances OF money TO
Williams, as leader OF emigration, until be
ascertained that the money was likely to be
misplaced, when he. gave Information against
w lliams.
Williams had given others to understand
that the seizure OF the Cotton was understood
between the NJ xican and Peruvian authoIi-
ties, and that show of force in making the
seizure was necessary TO acquit the latter Of
any blame in the matter.
| The men sel4c ed by Williams were sworn
to carry the enterprise through, and the duty
of one Of The party was 10 cut the telegraph
wires. The scheme Contemplated the seizure
OF the French transport Phin whtn she came
down from Mare Island.
The parties arrested are in the city prison
cearged with conspiling to- commit felony
| They will be examined before the Police Court
| to-morrow.4sef a q isaH Is
s. The trial of the Panama pirates continues.
| A letter from the rebel Secretary Of the
Navy Mallory shows what was to be done. Ii
gennineness is admitted. The prisoners sci
up as defence that they were engaged in q
lawful warfare and should be considered pris
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RcHsL NOTICES.
DIR. LAN(3IlEY'S
IL DOT AMI uupu RVTT T.

~, = ~ II II ~ - - = Ems
The Great Bl cd Puriti,r. the hsaf Health Restor-
c,. eou most perfect spring and Summer Med
The eff,ciually cure Jauad;ca n..ranqia liver
kind, ed diseases iai Dso4hiy' ~Hu ~
store the appetite. drive out ali hur1 ~ - tha
bloc d. and strengthen, invgorate build up and re-
store to heal an solndness. both bed - md
all who use them: t'riee 20, co. and rs eta ,sr hot
tie. gold by dealers ia ned cine GSopr pV ~
GOODWIN Co., IS Hanover ST., Boston NO u v.
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BLACK AND WHITE
Check Dress Goods, at ow Prices.
CYRUS *. sBAHB. y nos
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DISASTERS.

Ship Rutland caught Hre at Liverpool on the NH
inst and was damaged to the amount of $1,000.
ship Art Union. tom Rangoonf for Boston. nut
dischRrging for repairs ~ fr5 Oh fT771f1
sch Orisna, OF tia pden, with cargo of lumber
was May 20 lat 80 A., Ion "a 49, with DO masts
gone b. tn deck. and abandoned. BaJoue tag Of
Boston. was Sing near by. with one of her boa on
I 10 wfecxl 3 ua 4 ~
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>ss.o, Aes .Noqs1,k a.
C. MORSE. M D.

Treats Catarrh, Bronchitis, and all affections
of the Throat and Lungs, by cold Medicated In.
halation. Success unprecedented. Can refer
to thousandsiu this CITY and State, and all parts
of the United States. Office No. SMITH STREET.
PORTLAND, MAINE. may24tf
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Assignments eff Regular 4ssny officers to
u gwaaa II NEW YORK, May 3u-T

" .lWn4a n NEW YORK, May 3U. h
The Herald's Washington dispatch says the
generals in the Regular Army, have been as
signed as follows Gen. Halleck takes com
military division of Missippi, comprising Ohio,
Kentucky, Tennessee, and probably Louisiana !;
Gen. Meade the Atlantic States; Gen. Sberi-
dan the Trans Mississippi, and Gen. Thomas
North Carolina, aud perhaps other Southern
States. ,rr s - y, s-.... 4 ~
Gen. Warren has resigned his commission as
Major Gene al OF Volunteers.
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Nor A Few OF HE WORST DISORDERS hat af
illcf Kind arise from corruptions of the blood
p ELaBoLD 3 isxrRAcra AIRS 4P ARrr "a Is reme
dy ofthe utmost value. . -spet u
mar20d3m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-31

To PURIFY, FNR1cs THE BLOOD, AND BrAuTIFY
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-31
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