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oooOGRAPR.

The Best Veg table Preparation for the HAIR.
Itremoyes Dandru. stops the Hair from falling Of,
products new growth where it has fallen on,
makes stiff hair soft and glossy, and restores Gray
Hair to its natural color. Sold everywhere. e. r.
CLARKE. Proprietor. Sharon, Mas.
June 6-sn eodSwlm
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The LONDON QUARTERLY. = Leonard Scott &
Co., New York, the republshers of the British
Quaterlies and Of Blackwoed, have our thanks
for the April number of this well-known Re-
view. The contents are as follows /. Galleries
of the Louvre; 2. Classical Learning in France:
The Great Printer Stephens; 8. Sir Edward
Bulwer Lytton's Later Novels and Collected
Poems; French Education; s. Our Ships and
Guns: Their defects and Remedy; 6. Bishop Of
Londons Fund; 7. Clerical Subscription; 8.
Travelsin Central Asia; 0. Libel and the Free
dom Of the Press; 10. Parliamentary Reform.
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Maine Medical Association

The Thirteenth Annual Meeting of the Maint
Medical Association will be held In Portland, on
Tuesday, June 10th, 1856. Eva. p. .1a-
Delegates will be furnished tree return tickets
over the Portland and Kennebec, Grand Trunk,
Somerset and Kennebec, and Andre scoegin Rail
roads GEo. L. GooDAiE
a aat 4Q 1921 q iteEA Secretary
Portland. June l, 1866. june6sntd
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Executors sale Of re / Estate.

NTOTfCE Is hereby given that he mud srsi pied, as
N Execl or Of he i'll OF Ebsaezes viii on, la'e
Por and. d. having received license IN re-
for from the Hoo. Ia A. waterman. Judge Of
Pfobate for G lmbe -aad jun y, will sl a p ivate
sale. at the Office of MeCobo King bury. M 50
Exchange ssteaf, Portland ,Tu ,sday: July u. 1880
at O'Clock NJ tn following parcels OF real estate.
belonging to the estate o. said WI o. Two ecfy
W.nier 81, aud ons sto-y Wooden LEU e,and land,
in the rear Of S,a st. both IN sid Portla "a.
80 T.fi.a 4sf SAM JEL. ROLFE
PorllAnd JUICE Is, 60 w3w25 lit
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CoLcATE,s HONEY SOAP

THIS celebrated Toilet SOAP in such universal
demand. Il made from the choicest materials
Is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrsntly
acsnted. and extremely benefeisl in its act upon
ths akin. F0r sale BY all Druggists and Fancy
,r.os. Dealers. jan3ldlyr.
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Port ND

WHAT every rcrson wants il a b tile Of Pease's
Vegetable hair Remover. The most perfect Hair
HI newer in the land is being introduced In Port
land by your popular druggists, Messrs Gresham 4
natural than any similar preparation 1t will pre-
vent your hair f,om falling of 1t will cleanse your
head ut once and keep it healthy. 1t will dress your
hair beautifully. and make 1t grow luxuraatly, No
smell of sulphur which is % offensive TO yourself
and friends Also Pease's Philocome which Is un-
surps ssed as dressing: no lady viii be without It
who knows its value, Manufactured by j. w. Pease,
Nashua, II. Messrs Crosman & Co, Agents for
Portland. fa may27sndlm@
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We commend the volume to public attention, a. q
record Of the Of which Maine may well be proud
Bah Times. e-n 5t,se II 81 ss4f5s.slsl ei n.
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STANDARD POLISH.
CLARKE's MIRROR STOVE POLISH
rs THE REST IN THE WORLD.

1t makes no Dust or Smell, and gives most
brilliant polish, with the least labor Try 1t. Sold
by all dealers. -Aa
Il. R. CLARKE, sharon, Mass. Proprietor.
June 6--eodSw1m s.saq iseeol
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,..rcIAL NorIoxs
BUY NE, TRY ME AND I'LL DO YOU
dsau rorg GOOD. sa.i
aft 81 DIR. Tonoyoaf,e AnO61ag1p.

new iiediens for all the summer complaints
Composed Of Roots, Banks and Berries. which seem
70 nave been designed for the quick, sac and sure
cure or Dysentery. Cholera, Cholera Morbus and
Chronic Darr@l, which are SO common with all ages
and 50 dangerou' at this season the year. We
never adverise eerti1cates Let stand upon its own
ktown. Henee our mot.o-Buy me- So of the
headi g.. Every person who usts 1t will testify Is
many have already, that Dr.. Langley's Apodynei
the grcatet discover of the age must be Queen
of all Medicines, by its great Sold by deal
eis Price 40 G. nts per bottle.
For sale in this city by II. H Hay. and w. II
Phillips Co. june15sod& w3m
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To PuRIF4 ENRIoH THE BLOOD, AND BEAUrIRY
the complexion, use HRLMBoLD 9 HIGHLY CoNcRH-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPAR1LLA. One bot
tie equals In streng gallon Of the syrup or De-
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ITO BE Or NOT TO BIZ; THAT'S TEE QUESTION:
The question has been long since settled by the pop
uIar verdict, that STHRLINGs AMBRosIA 10 the only
reliable preparation for strengtheniDg weak hair.
iune6snd1W Nft11--1L 1slL .ll4lirl
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4At Petersburg, just before its evacuation.
many cannon were buried, and head boards mt
up at each end, to resemble soldiers, oro.as
The negroes understood the process and yerv
soon revealed the trick, and more than one
hundred field pieces have already been ex-
humed. 7
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. SAMUEL C0NY,
Governor of Maine
HEAD QUARTERS, .,t-,s
ApJuTAHr GENHRAL's OFFICE,

Augusta, Feb. ., 1866.
Messrs. Nelson Dingisy, Jr., Co., "a
have EXAMINED the advance sheets of the work
War for tie Union, . giving succinct history of
ssch cfthe Maine Regiments The book is one Of the
most interesting and valuable works ever offered to
the Maine public. Containing as IL does mass of
facts relating the troops that have gone forth from
this State gathered from official and private sources
which interest every citizen this State and which,
without such record as this, might soon have been
lost sigh Of. The editors Of the volume are amply
qualified for the execution of the work. and they
have made good the ample materials they have
SO ndustIi0usly gathered from various sources.
4aE am yours, &c. n3nnA
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NEWS.
PORT OF PoRTLArp-


yWedres day Observation-Disclosures. June IA
4 ssroue Chas Edwin. Tibbetts, New York, lowed
in by steam-tng Warrior .o I'll
sch Eglantine, tof Boston) Greenlaw. Cascumpsic.
p NJ Islands. ari.i.s hsiii4e. eiA-a
Sch Ligonia, (of Tremont) Stanley. st George NIB.
- Sch Julia. tBrl Seelys st George b
Sch JAS Garcelon, Anderson, Pmadelphia
Sch Golden Rule, Sylvester, ElizaDethpoft
Sch Ned Sumter, Lord. Elizabethport-
Sch Cora, Kelley, New YORK.
Sch Emily Fowler, Holbrook, New York
Sch Magnolia Gasper, Ellsworth.
Sch Nevada. Harris, Bremen.
Sch Signal. verrill. fremont.
Sch Pres washington, Howard. Waldoboro.
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake, Sherwood, York-Emery
& Fox.
Sch Celeste, BIT Reynard. Cumberland Ms mas
ter.
sAILED-Brig Caimuck. towed out; sch Pres
colt, for Bay Chaleur.
.LAuEoHED-At westbrook 18th inst, a fine schr
Of l2b tons. told measurementl called the Fannie
freeman, built by stephen Sargent. and INTENDED
Tor the oyster and fishing business She IL owned ~
James Freeman, of this city Clrus Meh owa2' OF
boothbay, and others. Cspt Al Reed, OF Doo'nOay'
FROM OUR coRREsPoNpENT.
KENNEBUNKPoRT. Jne ls--Ar. brig George
Prescott (of vinalhavenl Roberts, hanticoke RIVER
Md; schs Colson, Roberts do; webster, Grant
Western Banks. with 500 otis dsh
The following rewards for saving life at sea- have
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HELM BOLD q EXTRACT DE- SARsAPARILLA cleaneee
and renovates the blood puriies insts the vgor of
ealth into the system, and purges out the humors
that make disease. ~. H. ..s17
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Per steamer Moro Castlel
Portland.
ter. do; 8th. Snow Bird, do
Sid I'm 9Th, brig Proteee
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE and Land No 60 State street. be'ongipg
I1to the heirs Of the lac Cot on over; lot IA bS
i4sl feet. Oar of ths mos. desirable loo siions IN
thl. city fes inItner particulars apply to the sub
-. -. ALFRED HASKELL.
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Z BEWARE OF CouETEe - EIrs AND UNPRrNoIPLED
DEALERS endeavoring TO dispose Of their own and
other preparations, on tho reputation attained BY
lhRLMBoLD's GRHUfNE PREPARATIONS. u
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: the British Government

recently been awarded by the British Govern ment
and the Board Of Trade.
o. 70 capt Geo Samson. master of Am ship Jacob A
otsmler gold watch, for his humanity 70 the
To Cant n n SMs9saacona OF fools' IN JAP le8a.
bus'eed, sextant. in ackno wledgment Of his hu.
name services TO the master and part Of the Of
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way IHjuRE THE COMPLEXION BY PowDERs
AND WASHES which choke fill up the pores of the
skim and in short time leave it hareh and dryr Ii
is the blood and if you want smooth and soft skin
use HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA. III
black spots pimpes and all eruptions ofthe
akin. r41sls4 FIf4sfttt 5IsA ata Ell f~l-ltN
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gas THING OF BEAUTY Is A Jog FOREVER.
Those who desire brllIiancy Of complexion, must
purify aud enrich the bio ID wh ch HELMBoLD's CON
oERTRArRD sARsAPARILLA invariably does. Rec
Take no other. Is 5r l..t ,tt.s...l ll--.Ilf
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Rush,s Argentine Hair Dive.

The only perfect article for coloring TIE Hair and
Whiskers f. "a red or grey to beautiful black or
brown GEO. C.Go0DWIN g co, 81 Hanover
street, whole sale and retail. june9sndlw
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Nora Few or The WoRsT DISORDERS that af-
ict mankind arise from corruptions of the blood =
HELMBoLD EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA Is a reme-
dy of the utmost value.
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THVHE dwelling house No % Sumner st. Il hasa
II brick back, Is flashed rooms 4 constant sup.
ply Of aQueauot and rain water ana irt policy Cf
Il smanee Connected with it s wood. shed and q
stable with cellar under it. There is good zod
front YARD with lot Of choice nit trees in Il snd
4 garden lot. With little repair, il will be very
pleasant aad convenient for person keeping .
horss and carriage. Or he house may be occupied
by two r miles, and the able may be made into
dwelling bouae. Lot 10 by les feet. Enquire at NO
IL Federal 81. or of J. c. PROCTOR.
MAY 25--eodsw -.r Lane ST..
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Buy me, try me. and IN do you GOOD

Dr. Langley Anodyne can't be beat, in all
cases, for safe, speedy and Sure cure of all Sum-
mer Complaints, such as Dysentery,. Cholera
Morbus, Darrhea, &c. Composed Of Roots,
Banks and Berries; safe aud sure for children.
No family should be without it. Sold by all
dealers. Try it,
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SPOKEN.

Maya lat 10 As, Ion so W, ship Etorm King, from
Greenock for Point de Gale
april g lat rs 8, lon l6 3. ship Northland nom
Maulmain for Falmouth.
May 6. no lat. &c. ship Nevada, Barlistt. from
Leith for Gale. r1 ra s.rH. 800
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~ The Bath Times says that on Tuesday a
man py the name of Norman ,. Kelley. was
brought before Judge Smith Of that city charged
with stabbing negro, and in default of $500
bail was lodged in Jail.
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DIE. au=la....ssssaa
The aggregate population of this empire is
not far from rs 100000. No nation has so
large population If we except the Chinese
and Hindoos. Russia, too, Is still going ahead
with rapid strides. In 1922 her population
was only IA 100000; in 1915 1t was As 900 900 +;
in 1885, It was 5000, 900, and in 1851. 65 22O,-
. O00-showing steady and gradual increase.
: The Globe thinks this is enough to show that
Russia will continue in her career of progress
and her growth in strength and resources will
soon make her mostformidable, and perhaps,
dangerous power; and what adds 10 the dan
gerof her power is the character Of the Sla-
vonic race, which is naturally and radically
aggressive Says the Globe
Their whole history since the 18th century
proves this. The everlasting wars in which
they were engaged during The last century,
with Sweden, Poland, Turkey, Persia, and
others on their frontier, almost always, some
hew or other, resulted in an accession of ter
o ritory. That seemed to be the great end at
which they aimed, and almost the uniform re-
suits, whatever the protested objects of the
war.
No doubt England fears the power of Rus
STA in the East. She has some apprenensions
that the Russian Bear will ponnce upon Hin
dostan when bis power shall become little
stronger. England has shown considerable
disquietuds on account Of Russian aggression
10 Asia, and this dsquistude has been recent
ly increased by the war of conquest which
the Gar is waging upon Khiva, Kokan and
Bokhara. But that Is matter that does not
trouble us in the least The Gear seems to be
in fair way to become quite a near neighbor
TO England in that quarter of The earth.
That Russia is ambitious there can, be no
doubt; and perhaps she may yet span the
Asatic continent from north to south as she
has done from east to west. The Globe feels
some security against the entertainments of
Russia in therailroads and telegraphs already
established inthe East And then, again. are
the Himalaya mountains-the highest in the
world-which afford a bulwark more formida-
BILE than any engineering skill can devise. The
Suez Canal will soon be ia condition to pass
heavy vessels, and England always feels quite
safe in any place which her marine power can
reach.
The time may not be far distant when 9TH
er quarters Of the. earth viii be. shaken by
"grim-visaged war;" and blood will fow as
freely as 1t has on this Western Continent dur
ing the past .lour years. Reforms, great and
radical, are needed Ill over the world, and we
can see no reason why they should not be
baptized In blood on other continents as well
as on this. Our struggle against false pride
and arrogant despotism has struck achord
that vibrates all over the earth. A new I'M
pulse has been given to the nations, and there
Will be no rest until mighty changes have
come over the spirit of the dreams Of princes
and the potentates Of this world, and the
rights Of humanity are vindicated and ac-
knowledged
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The noble part which Maine has taken In the present
war Is here recorded while the facts fresh and
sble The authors have taken great pains to collect in
formation from eyewtnesses, and record in separate
chapters the history Of each military organization in
Guiding thrtytwo infantry regiments, seven mounted
batteries company Of sharpshooters aud three cava
ry regiments The work is creditable to the industry
her quota to future history Maine has set example
which we hope will be followed in other SatssBoston
Journal.
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1t is handsomely printed volume. 1hesons of Maine
have played prominent part in all the great
of the war from Virginia to Texas, and the names Of
Jameson Howard. Berry Burnharn, Ames, and others,
will ever shed ustre upon American In prepar
ing this record of their noble deds the editors done
good work. and every citizen who takes pride in his
tive State should possess a copy of it.--Ports1nd
Transcript
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~ III, Brig Manzanllla, 1s5ion. huri hen
dL1 oil measurement, and well found In
MlA Ssis, Rigging 80, now lying at Central
<lNAhAE Wharf 80
For particulars appl' 10
J. s. WINSTON
iunelhdzw No A Central Wharf
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1--WE Furnished Rooms Enquire Of A. g..
junelsd1w@
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FOREIGN ponrs-

CID at Victoria, vi. April u, ship Frigate Bird,
Weeks, Valparaiso.
at Liverpool LIST inst, ship YOrick Moore for Navv
York. (changed from Quebec)
Sid FIN Cowes Slst ult ship Guardian, Boriand. tim
Callaol for Hamburg
: on plymouth sists ship St Paul. Martin, from Lon.
don for East Indies .
Sid FIN Cardiff 80th ult ship Lorenzo, Norman,
for Cape of Good Hope.
Ar q cuxhayen 3Oih ult, ship Eastern Star. zel-
ley, Calao.
AT at Cienfhegos lst inst, barque John Grimm tBrl
Chase, AspinwalL .. Nm. -I.I.
cid at datan1as 4th inst brig Fieetwing. Park for
Boston.
Sid I'm Cardenas Sd inst, barque orehilla, Haven
er. philadelphia
At Cay Franees Sd inst barque IrOvatore PsndIe.
ton for New York 10 days.
Ar At Pictou 9th INST sch John II French. Crosby,
Boston. si 81 I.r.. 4s.f .
Ar ct st John NB 9Th inst, ship Guy Manneripe.
Brown. FIN New York; 18th, barque Maria Henry,
Prince Philadelphia. sfIfu IalI .I|IIII
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HelmboId's Concentrated Extract Bucbu
q .7ssifyr s. Is the great DjuTetic. $3.50
HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT eARsAPA-
RILLA
bfwa9l Is the Great Blood Purifier
Both are prepared according to rules Of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, and are he most active that can be
made. 4ll9 lfa4 lio - N't
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Harmon Il Sawyer,
. S.War Claim Agents for Maine,

u S.War Claim Agents for Maine,
viii give their exclusive attention to collecting
Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of Pay, Prize
Money, Lost Clothing, &c.
Officers Accounts with the Ordnance. Quartermas.
ters and Treasury Departments adjusted and settled
and certificates of non-indebtedness obtained
Terms reasonable.
mo Charge unless successful.
> All advice and information free. p
y Office No. IS ExchangeSt Joss Block fold stand
of Bradford Harmony q
q X. HARMON, i
sS5II ~ w. s.sSAWYER.l
REFsRENcEs Hon. VIM. p. Fessenden, U. s.
Senator, Hon Samuel Cony, Gov of Maine; Hon
Israel washburn, Jr. Collector of Customs.
may16d&wtf
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JOHN I. HODSDON,
Adjutant General of aiaina

The following notices OF the press will give further
Of the value of the work and of the great
popularity with which 1t Is b,lng received
It isan appropriate and timely tribute TO thebrav-
cry and patriotism of the men who have devoted
their lives to the salvation Of tneir country. The
ly performed the editors. Messrs. Whitman and
True, has involved much labor, and demanded no
ordinary amount Of tact and ability in colle citing
the necessary material, and arranging it in pre-
sentabie form for perusal and preservation. We
commend the work TO the patronage of the COM
munity .-Maine Farmer. 10 ssg 3ea eeoN
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1t is book which should find place in the library
of every citizen of Maine 1t displays the result Of much
patient and thorough research.-Far gtoa Chroni
Gle. kAH aHAtA1 Z eA1A1NRA
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Motif I Know Myself"

Said brave Sergeant jasper, just from the front,
tohis old friend and comrade, who had sought
him out among the wounded, sick and diving.
himself one Of the worst sufferers from that
dreadful malady, Chronic Diarrhoa. ssWhy,
Jasper, my boy, you look like dead man you're
agoner." l"Eot. II I know myself" was the
faint reply. II haven't got strength 10 draw
my calfskin, but if you are a friend of mine. do
get me bottle of DIR. LANGLEY'S ANODYNE.
know the man and I'll know the unedic;ra }, al !
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Its execution reflects credit upon all concerned The
contents what would be expected from its ttle the
printing is well done with clear type and good paper
and its bBdingtand general appearance very neat
1t Is embelshed with fine steelengravings Of Major Gem
erals Howard and Berry Thousands Of Maine citizens
we hope, will purchase the book.-Portt0Rd Press.
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sP e CIAL NOTICE 9.
H1story ofMaine
FEW MORE GOOD AGENTS
Desired at ons.

The above works. wanted by every loyal family
ID Maine 1t contains full history Of every Reei.
nent and Military Org snization that has been raised
in the Slate during tho war. COSTS ing OF
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The Part taken by Maine Soldiers

In battlep, marches &C. dercribing ther camp life
exciting scenes, and deeds of personal prowess-al
together the most desirable and popular volume ever
presented to the people ofthe Pine Tree State.
The work i. highly valuable. not only fol- perusal
but for refercnce,to substantate facts, &c, O.
asst is de up from official and sei- cial sources
aud is highly endorsed BIZ the Governor, the Adju-
tant General officers ana men ofthe Army, and the
en.iIe pressof the State. That these facts may be
more satisfact .rily understood read the following
opinions of Gov. Cony and Adjutant General Hods-
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Fl a
To commence with; the volume takes your eye at
once Upon opening and examining It, you ind full
and interesting details Of the organ zions marches and
mo ements of every Maine regiment and battery II the
field down to and including that the LIST Veteran Maine
Infantry The guarantees Of excellent
The authors handle their material well and clethe their
narrative in garb in which the Of taste and sens
bility clearly manests himself Such record
demanded not that the deedsof soldiers would ever
die but they should be made to appear In some enduring
and general FORM accessible to reader interested in
the honor Of the Sons OF Maine whose gaanry has been
50 often displayed in the progress Of the rebelion-
Brnnsfcick Telegraph. s.9iF.s sse8 aass88 K7 K
9 We commend the volume to public attention, as a
record Of the war Of which Maine may we'll be proud
Bah Times. -n 544s. Is Us issaies8l ali5 sa
1t win be awork Of value for reference TO the friends
now in the war, well important accession to
contemporary history - Gardner sotssHdt.
The authors have earned the thanks Of the people
of the State and ESPECIALLY of its soldiers for the
zeal and assiduity they have displayed -Bangor
Times a4q sFs4 g=FJ hs3 sioaea swan 4
1t is most valuable addition tothe historical rec
ords Of the State in relation to the patriotic work Of
suppressingthe shareholders rebellion. zion's Ad-
v0cate.
a----iit 8sia1s IS am
The authors have given us most valuable and in
terestng book.-.Saso D-mocrat. s
The authors have had access to all official papers
and have had excellent means for getting up this
work --Oaiats ADVERTISER
Persons not accessible to agents desiring the
book, which is just published, can obtain 1t by ad
dressing the publishers, Lewiston, Maine Price s2-
rs; or $500 postage paid. y saN
The Book sUilJ be sent anvsvhere
in this or any other State. or to the army 1t lisa
large octave Of 900 pages neatly bound and contain
ing steel plates of n asssfs sfei
GEMS. BERRY AND HOWARD.
Address N. DINGHY, Jr., q Co., Pub
fishers, Lewiston, maine.
june3sneod3w. ai.4iaAni
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No book has been issued which will % directly inter-
est every man. and child who has been represent
ed in the army by kindred and friends and every cti
who shares in the gratitude and pride which the pa
trotc heart feels in view Of the noble deeds performed
by the brave that have gone forth to defend their
country Portland Price 0urrent. "a
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have In more than one instance been sealed by
martyrs fate. ,s.t ,..,.s,t.,.,4 s4r,.,
Miss Anna Dickinson addressed a large au-
dience here during the past week upon the
life and character of Abraham Lincoln, In
which she naturally alluded H. his agency in
promoting the freedom OF the colored race,
She also advocated strenuously, the duty and
propriety Of permitting the freedmen to vote
In the coming elections to be held In the lately
seeded States. Her arguments were very
clear, and the position fearlessly maintained.
The peroration OF her address, wherein she
contemplated the glorious career of this ma
ton in the coming ages, was singularly Beau
iul and impressive, and ELECTED great applause.
Thousands Of troops are daily removing
rom here, to be mustered out of service,
An the veteran Eastern troops in the late
zotn Corps are to form Division to be com
mandeds by Maj. Gen. BartIett lata If fba
Army OF the Potomac, and will remain here
for some time, reporting to Gen. Aueur cam.
handing Department of Washington I191t
None OF the veterans are yet paid, and there
Is much grumbling among them, They re-
gard 1t as very unjust to keep them In seryice
so long without pay. But the heroes OF sher-
mans Army have been nine or ten months
Without pay, and must be paid first of all.
The season Is quite forward, and promises
an abundant harvest. Haying is going on
briskly, grain Is nearly ripe, corn is getting
highs and cabbages are remarkably green for
that vegetable. Strawberries and cherries
have been plentiful for two or three weeks.