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A Filtration and ifs ReSnlis---The
Quanels Of Two Wives--@A FraiI
and a Jealous One-s-A FaifhIess
Observation-Disclosures BY Poison.
We we're put in possession, last evening", Of
facts which Is has been the purpose Of the
parties interested 70 conceal bat The case il
81 100 much iiaportanee 70 Be ailozed 70
pass unnotieed Seversl weeks age, s man
came 10 this city from Boston, bringing his
wife with him. on visit % friends. He
remained . nnniber Of days, and, when
ready g return, sofns difficulty sr0se be-
tween himself and wife, and tha latter in
sisted Upoa staying here. lie endeavored
70 pacify her, but IN vain, and be was com
PEELED % 60 back without her Immediate
~ alter he left, she commenced flirting with
the young men IN the peightorhood, and
the result was considerable criticism 81 her
conduct. Finally, 3 rRaEriedaln man became
enamored, and WAS in her company much
OF his time He made her presents, and in
many ways exhibited BIS devotion
| AZ pc appears that this man Of family had
not lived happily with his WIFE, aedJ ave or
sixmonths ago, they determined upon sep
arationi but, Bona so1ae cause or otAef, they
have confined to hive togeshes, though al
Times theiE domestic affairs hare been Of
I tbs most unpleasant character. The APP
4 pearaneeofthe Boston wonlan, however and
the attentions shown her by the Hartford
husband, have led his wife % forget, in part
her past unhhppiness in brooding over her
| present sorrow, and more than all, 70 lnsisi
that she yet had some claim upon his hOnol
as one who had sworn 70 love and protect
her. He fsiled, notwithstanding this pro
test against his conduct, to be diverted iron
his new idol, aud has boldly continued hil
attentions to his charmer ''ln the face an'
eyes Of all opposition.
Letters, we understand, have been writer
TO the Boston husbaad, but his replies hay'
eyinced nc disposition to interfere. A few
evenings since, the Hartford husband, hi
wife, and the Boston woman, has q consul
talon together, and it was believed that tn
''soft soap" applied to the complaining vii
had appeassa her anger, and insured domes
| tic tranquility. The interview was pro
longed, and then the trio took a walk dow
town to enjoy the beauties Of moonligh
and perhaps gaze at the stars overhead, q
4 they stepped upon the payements arm
arm, wondering over the happy adjusimeI
/ of their difficulties. After walking a shol
distance they entered saloon and thel
T ordered refreshmcnis, which were Partake
, Of and then homeward wendell their wa,
D The Boston woman had not beeni in th
I house long before she was seized with VII
e lent fits OF vomiting, and appeared IN gree
agony. The people of the house where 81
e was stopping became much alarmed, al
/, / Immediately dispatched a messenger for
physician, who answered the can prompt
u and, upon examining the patient, at on
1 declared that she had been poisoned. Ye
/ terdsy she was very low, ana there was lit
> hope Of her recovery. rs su
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NAPQLEoN BONAPARTE GAVE 1T As HIS
opinion that inea are ruled 81 Tires objects (;
tlfst-lntsrest. sseond-Aaeohon. Thlrd-Fesr.
taxing human nsture INTO eons.dsrsnoa, those
viess look very nearly correct, bgi We oplns ttat
me pTlneipis Of having every trsnsaeaoa between
nssn and man based upon us.
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We

The suffering Millions n oar land TO give ~
RENE. " trial. convinced iilat By iis timely % =
many may b. relieved, many cursi Of DyspeIsit
Heartburn, sour Stomach. siok Haadsche, Dzl
ness, Indigestion, lilies. Ccsnveneas, Bllioue a.
tseks, Liver Oouplsinisi Rheuanaiic Ahesaona. A.
Rsad ihe Psmphist Of Testimonials with ca a11l.
he, and 20 noi use ne medcina aasinat he ststa
Of your Physician 49,.
Manufactured only sy TARRAET 90 a7s
GreanWich strest, New York.
ne9-Fnr sale ~ ~ ilruEniata Ne
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For Sale.

A bb9lsE ASn LoTt ,athin aay stems eg ths
= - - oe VINE street ana uear the crossing
iroat ties ea1 naler he otsrac-i md - ,,,,s
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=, b ,a en- ~, pc srouna desoends hack 40 thai
or scr. THERE'S tenement ~, ~ ne We"
ma for sls per month and ne lnspt b,,i1,, @
have oeen renied tins year Tor Si0e s,.s -.
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WantAd.

A PARTNER, with a steam Engine, Hi,d lottst5
"A NschtseTy suitei 10 cuitns anets9s Aleas ~
T11l,i,sr .ra.- ~ slaves laihs Shingles, etc By
gentleman whe osgnste9 or - ires q Alii.tisii
~ IN la fniles al ~ 90. ApPlI . - ~
NFVssOAf, MOORE A co.
Gepsral Agents snd lntell gsnce Once,
oef2l--lG 81 Nsfia Fsui'1 7Staie'
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r est. uiislaii e. stolen. note N ny foo =.
u y Pom er Etuthars. dated January IL. i'm ~.
$50 All Pers1ns sTo Wsrped sFIslust lrl.il.s, =.
sAid noiA, . Jay nent hss teen stopasd.
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riys', viii any Of US enjoy the full benefit Of
q free Government.
have other facts equally favorable to the
quiet and Industrious charsetor Of the ne
gro, which gsu shall have for your private
information if you desire 70 see them.
Truly your friend,
GFor0E I. srEARxs.
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees,

sna weWsahd csl particular attention 20 our strck
Of APPLE tn EEElS, which Is the
largest IN the bouih. ef ed nr5
Inc experience Of over Thirty wears in the bust
mesa the vide raputst on OF the odd arm, and the
close Inspection Of every ouerston BY the Propne-
tors themselves, makes . sure guarantee, thai rs
far ~ human esiarts avail, our customers Will get
just what hey want
Parties from = distance wishing Trees will he
furnished with descT utVe Catalogue snd Circular
Tree Of charge, upon application by mail, m which
case M name snd Post Office address sh0uid he
distnctyuriuen. Il
Oar hchtae ior shipbing By Railroad and Nsief,
brings us within reach Il every section Of the
country, and al orders viii be promptly execu ed,
il only for
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.TRUETT&WILLEY

At the residence Of the Seuior Partner. Mr.. 3.
Tr1ett two snd half miles from Nashville, north
OF the Cumberland river, short aistanee esst OF
the Gallsin Pike, on the Porter and Vaughan Pike.
We have nov on hand a large assortment OF
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In the treatment Of The Eye snd Ear. md other
organs Of ssnse. It becomes necessary 10 nave 4
good knowledge Of eyerything pertaining to rnedh.
ciue and Surgery. What sre called regular PeysI.
clans, msy have graduated 10 esther The old OF new
School College, sud can boast a a one sided eiu.
cation, but yet, 10 the treatment Of the Eye and
Ear, fail 70 cure sIng'e Obstinate case-for the
treatment prescribed in their works VIII not eHset .
cure N . large mE7oniy Of cases.
DR. BRo0KnAS IS grsduaie o. the Missouri Uni-
versity-DiplOma hangs in his o eica, aud has many
certheatss iron persons cured, which mag q
seen BY calling.
The DR.. guarantees cure, therefore no one need
fear to employ him, for where ii Doctor does bus-
ness in this manner It's good evidence thsf hs IN.
derstands the nature Of the diseases he treats.
sS-Ali communications, VITA stamp snelossd
promptly answered. ~ III
Remember his Infrmary is At No. s. Church
Street P. o. Box. No. 50. 81, Ia
By permission, he also refers 70 the folo~inE
medical men celebraied IN Ophihslmic Surgery
d.. J. & Quidore, Clinton Piaes, New York Dr.
Or. <. c. DeForrest. n. Y; Dr.. zaafrsd. Philadal-
phiai DIT BIgs. Quincy, lll,i Dr.. Clarence Barney
81 Louis, Mo.
augi5-Smn
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DIRECTORS.
OFFICERS.

=. 4. coLroS, ofTenn, c. L. HEQUEsrBoURa, ofN.Y
wM G. BUNrs q DELANO T. SMITH, Of MINI.
A. a. SANFORD, /" A. O. WELLS, Of Mich
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Beaver OVsrcosts,
With almost an endless yareiyof
CAsSIMERES,
BUSINESS SUITS,
DRESS COATS, Sc
cUsToM-MAoE WORK.
s U EE r RS
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! ACt!H



TARRANT 4 Co.:
Gentlemen am = resident Of Curacao and isrs
been dispos' to write n you eoneerane ihs us
value Of y0ur SFLIIkK APEKtENTi a. Feuie,iy
or Indigestion and uyspspsis. desire 70 eIEress
b you my sineere grsttude for The great heuod DE
3E 4ILkR has done my wife.
For four or ave years my wife has he1n sll'f
afflicted with Dyspepsia and afer beng under De
treatment o. several Doctors for two or ihrsa year
she Was finally induced % sees the adrlce Of
learned Physician, Doctor Cabiala. o Nenezga.t
who immediaeiv treated her Win. your Fffh'
NEsCENF sELrZEle APERlEnsr, she hfgan 10
improve AZ once, amt b. nov FhkAECpif WILL
feel Dc o Be- nay duty fog TIE good Of huma1J "a
make this statement feeling thaia nedlciue ~ a.
liable should - widely znoan
TWISTING you VII give this publicity, AMI rspeli.
ing my earnest gratitude add thsuks.
am very respectfully yours,
s. d. e. HENR1QUER.
New York, June q. '65. Ms'chani, Curacao, So
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-20

From the New York Herald.l aia
sNews has been received and abundantly confirm
ed from several sources, of the striking of new
200 barrel Well on Cherry Run, above the Reed
Well"
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-20

Fee simple of twenty acres Of the Barrett Farm,
on PithOle Creek. All fiat boring land. situated
above the new well just struck by the United States
Petroleum Company. now Fl owing $50 barrels daily.
No better selection be found on the whole creek
for oil purposes. Wells will be Immediately put
do wn on this property. ipuatas a7se ~.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-20

The following odd illustration is from a
sermon Of Rev. Phillips Brooks, of Trinity
Church, Philadelphia: There was an Arab
once who had the devil for his servant
When his term of service had expired, the
devil begged as his reward to kiss the shout
ders OF his master. This request was granted
but out of the spots where the DEVILS lips had
touched sprang serpents, which ever darted
their fangs into the breast of the unhappy
man. He strove to tear them away, but could
not TOR the agony. The devil of slavery had
kissed the strong shoulders of the Republic,
and the serpent sprung from her defling lips
are preyed upon her life. 1t is agony to tear
them of, but it is death to let them remain.
Despite our anguish, we have taken courage
to rid us of the abomination. ~ - = 4
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-20
From the New York Evening Express

From the New York Evening Express
"Our telegraphie dispatches received to day from
the Oil Regions inform US of the striking of 2Ot
be in demand tomorrow - ii
They have also secured one of the best pieces Of
territory on Pit Hole Creek, very near the great
well of the United States Company Since the selec-
tion of this land every thing in that section has
nearly trebed in value. They will commence bor-
ing on this land Immediately and anticipate great
results from itas they have the surest indications
of Oil in great abundance They hope to find enough
to insure the fortune of each lucky stakeholder Of
the company. }a
Mr.. G. w. p obir son, who has had four months
experience in the Oil Regions, and Mr.. Kim
ball. will both remain at the Company's Works, one
at Pat Hole the other at Cherry Run.
Mr.. ROBINSON is Managing Director, and Mr.
KIMBALL, is Superintendent and having the entire
charge of the Company works there-thus giving a
better assurance believe, than any other COM
pany has ever ofered-of the judicious and faithful
management of their affairs at the wells-the place
where Directors seldom go-but where it is believed
their presence is indispensable to the success
Company. ssg79I 5eiye 5s, i
With these peculiar advantages-wth land enough
to bore great number of wells on Cherry Run and
Pit Hole positively the surest and best Oil Terri
tory in all the great Oil Regions supposed to GOV
er the great Lake or Basin of Oil with two wells
near half down, and expected to be finished and pro-
ducing oil within sixty days from this time-with
reliable men to manage the Companys affairs at the
Wells-with the pledge given by each Director that
every dollar realized from the sale Of the Companys
Stock shall be'honestly and judiciOusly expended
according 10 their best Judgment for the exclusive
benefit Of the stockholders in their efforts to find OIL
the Directors sincerely believe they are offering an
inducement for investment better than has ever be-
fore been offered to the people of Maine.
For further information, maps, prospectuse', &C.,
apply to lrast a4s lfsn
JOHN O. PROCTOR, Agent.
March 17.-d1w eWe i& H.srs
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-20
FROM JAMES j. HoYr.

BRADFORD, N H., Sept, 1860.
DIR. PoLAND.-1n the fail of 1867, took very vio-
lent cold which brought very cough, pain in
side and lungs, and raising blood. also very badly
afflicted with that troublesome dsease-the Kidney
Com plant For the three past have been very
much troubled with my throat and lungs. choking up
and raising immense sight, with bad cough after
raising blood felt that my time here must be short
less got relief In the spring induced try
your White Pine Compound, though my faith in it
small But to my establishment, before had taken two
bottles my cough better, the kidney trouble aso
and could nights without choking up andrasng
much have taken nearly three bottles and feeling
like a we'll man.
would add, that my fathers family is inclined to con-
sumption my father mother, and two sisters having died
of IL.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-20
PietY Quantity Expressed.

At funeral at St. Augustine, = snolt
time since, a colored preacher was enlal gil ~
on the gratitude that the freedmen o I'VE, W ~
God for the marvellous dellveIahce snas 10
had wrought in their behalf. As repeated V
US, his climax was some~nSs ~ Inns M has dome
~ my gnEr ~ Bringing 50 many Of our peo-
Me ont ~ bondage; Gen. Saxton has been our
benetactor by defending us from being i'm
nosed On and giving us lands; Brother Lynch
has deserved our thanks by his care for our
spiritual welfare; but remember, my brethen
that the Lord has done more for US than ans
otker man. q.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-20

A pint cup may not be ILL treated for not
holding quart. This is indeed new meas
ure or moral obligation. The man undertakes
your argument, project, or improvement, be-
cause he cannot contain it. He does not re-
port you correctly because he cannot carry all
your idea. He is pint cup. Your friend be-
trays your secret. 1t is your own fault You
put too much In a small vessel, and it Stops
over Your neighbor has narrow views, feel
ings and policies, and they do not enlarge.
Be gentle towards him, for small measures
cannot afford to be very liberal, and pint cups
come to their growth early. They are re-
quired to hold but pint.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-20
FROM STEPHEN BARTLETT.

= bhADFOKDl N. H. JuIy, IoUUs
DR. Poland had been afflicted with Kidney Com
plant for long time and had bad cough of years.
standing which caused to spit blood quite frequent
Iy. No one of my acquaintance expected would get
my health again. But bottles of your White Psae
Compound have cured of both the cough kidney
complaints.
would also state that lady, neghbor Of ours was
so badly afflicted with cough that she cat up only long
enough to have her bed made and all thought she
going in quick consumption. She took only bottle
Of your Compound, and it cured her. She is just a.
well now as ever she was -.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-20
MISCELLANY.
Aha T,inooln's Christmas Box.

"SAvANNAH, Dec. 22.-To His Exceiieney
President Lincoln.-I beg to present. Wv
with Christmas gift-the city OF oaSa a1ant !
with one hundred and fifty heavy guns, p,en.s
Of ammunition, and about t~snty-nve snousa .s.
bales OF cotton" fShermau,s dispalcn TO Int
President. e.gIh fIIEF EE
Abe LINCOLN ras pretty boys u Aa-8
ON Christmas eve he hung
H;s stocEing on the chimney piece,
IA ably the carol sung. ~. - ..
Naxt morn he from his bed upsprung,J i Z "
And hailed the starry banner,
Then tore his stocking from its peg,
And found in it-Savannah,
-CdtsforAiG Mercury
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-20
JAMES M. KEITH. Esq

The managers of this Company are practical men,
and their purpose Is to make it produc ng enter
prize is in tho production OF oil that the SUBJ
tal, reliable profits are made. With this view they
have selected and purchased the most promising and
valuable pieces Properly in the midst of the best
oil territory, and ia which now the most product
i've Gil wells actual operation Their territory af
lords opportunities for boring 800 wells in what
cons dered the surest oil region and lis in lands
of less developed character. They have l6 wells
now going down, and no doubts can II asonably be
entertained that Of these will prove to bs large
flowing wells. All Of them going down on ter
ritory on which there has never yet been faiur to
obtain oil. f1-+a.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-20
WHITE PINE COMPOUND FOR DIABETES.
Important testimony from Asa Goodhue, Esq, of B,
New Hampshire

Important testimony from Asa Goodhue ESQ.,. Of Bow,
New Hampshire.
For sixteen years have suffered much at In,
tervals from what at first called kidney complaints
but year ago last December fell sick and my attend
ing physicians pronounced my disease Diabetes. The
prostration Of my system was great, and of so
long continuance that neither relatives neghbors nor
physicians expected that could possibly live through
the spring The same was my own opinion.
Near the last of March, 1889 being well acquainted
with DR. J. W. Poland, felt inclined TO the value
his White Pine Compound, as the article highly
recommended for inflammation Of the kidneys. bottle
of it procured, and Immediately after commencing its
use began TO amend My strength gradually returned,
the pains subsidized, and in the fall able to
attend to considerable business. believe DR.. Poiands
White Pine Compound under God has been the Of
my recovery thus far.
To say that expect to have perfect health again,
IL out Of the question at my age, (64 But THE will
Nv that while use the Compound my health Is very
comfortable When have relinqushedits use the
pains returned and all the dsagreeable symptoms
Of my But return to the Of the Compound
has produced immediate relief
During the eleven months, in which have beeen tax
ing this medicine, have used quite Ave bottles In
a word. let say to all afflicted with sinar complaints
to mine, try Dr.. POand's White Pine Compound.
ASA GoODHUE.
The White Pine Compound advertised at length in
our columns Is not only to its inviting, but Is
highly approved medicine DR.. w. Poland, the in
ventor, has the confidence of the many who know him.
confidence which he enjoyed while aborino usefully ma
ny years Baptist minister. His experience as =
sufferer led him TO make experiments which issued in his
medical discovery .-Boston Waterman and hetiect0r
Inc Eultor Oi the MuHCHcSteT Oultn ana weekly
Mirror in leader Of the Daily, thus writes Of the
Compound:
'The White Pine Compound is advertised at much
length in our columns and happy to learn that
tie demand for {. Is increasing beyond all previous
Peetaona 1t Is the very best medicine for coughs and
colds that we know Of and no family that has used
viii ever be without it, We speak from knowl-
edge that is to kill Cold and pleasant az SURE.
The greatest Inventions By accident and IS sin
guar that the White Pine Compound made for Colds and
Coughs. should prove be the greatest remedy for kid
ney difficulties known But SO 1t is we cannot doubt
1t, so many testimonials come TO Us rom "ei-kno Wn
men, Besides the character of DR. Poland such, that
know that he will not countenance what Is wrong.
remedies for ma Ailments, with delicate consumptve
look standing with foo. upon the grave he made the
discovery which has saved himself and called out from
We have known DR.. Poland for years. and ne ier knew
are conscientious, honest upright man. and arr glad %
state believe whatever he says about his White
pine Compound
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-20
TESTIMONIALS.

very large number OF important testimonials have
already been received from Physicians, Cergymen,
Apothecares and indeed from all classes In society,"
speaking in the most hattrng terms Of the White Pine
Compound.
DR. Nichols Of Mortified vt. says: .ls.f
at find the White Pine Compound to be very efcacous
not only in coughs and other pulmonic Affections but
also in affections of the kidneys debility Of the stomach
and other kindred organs"
Rev J, X. Chase Of Rumney, NJ H., writes:
~ have years regarded your White Pine Compound
as an invaluable remedy truly say regard IL as
even more efhcacious and valuable than have
Just taken the Compound for cold. and 1t works charm
ingly.n
Hon. P. II. sweetser OF South Reading, writes:
,EHayng long known something Of the valuable medi-
cinal properties of the White Pine prepared,
seeing an advertisement of your White Pine Compound,
TO give the medicine trial 1t has been used by menu
beers of my family for several years. for colds and coughs
and in some cases. of serious kidney difficulties, with
excellent results Several Of friends have also
ceived much benefit from the Compound. We intend to
keep 1t always on hand-n
Rev. II. D. HOge Of West Randolph, Vt, VINO is 3
physician says;
II ind It 1.-THE Compound excellent medicine in
kidney Diseases
SAYS Mr. s. Body of the 14th regiment Massachusetts,
Heavy Artillery, at Fort Tillinghast
ssThe White Pine Compound effected cure where q
fellow considered in critical consumption by all
who knew him. fully subsantiate this by men In
this Company who thought it folly for him to make trial
of it. In colds coughs, men leave the care Of the
surgeon, where treatment be had Tor nothing and
try kha White Pine CompOund.o
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-20

Sheridan was one day much annoyed by a
fellow member of the House of Commons,
who kept crying out every few minutes,
"Hearl hearp During the debate he took
occasion to describe a political contemporary
that wished to play rogue, but who only had
sense enough to act fool. "Where," exclaimed
he with great emphasis-"where, shall we
flnd a more foolish knave or more knauish
fool than he ?" "Hear! hearp was shouted
from the troublesome member. Sheridan
turned round, and, thanking him for the in
formation, sat down amid general roar OF
laughter.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-20
FROM BE. AIKEN.

GOFFsTOWN, March "a, IS6O.
DIR. PoLANDI wish to bear testimony the value Of
your 1hite PiRe Compound You will remember how
feeble was at the time called you in July last My
chief complaint inflammation Of the kidneys. In
addition TO other dsagreeabe symptoms suffered dread
fully from severe pain.-You sold a bottle Of the
White Pine Compound, and before had taken two
thirds Of the contents of BOTTLE my pain had all len
Though have been afflicted with that complaint
long time, have not had return Of II SINCE and have
for many months past enjoyed excellent heath.