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Brigadier General ShepleY...

We have seen some newspaper suggestions
that GEN. Shepley's removal, as Military Gov
ernor of Richmond, was because of his com
plicity in the license given for the assembling
of the Virginia rebsl legislature at Richmond,
and for his disposition generally to favor and
be lenient towards the rebel leaders. Now
we are gratifled in being able to state, on au-
thority of the very highest character, that
there is not one particle OF truth in such sug-
gestions, and they are as unjust as they are
untrue. r
The statements made in this brief article
are not made at random, OF without knowing
Wnereot we speak. Gen. ShepIey was one of
the nrst on Gen. Wietzels staff, II not The first,
70 discover and make known to his chief that
tne enemy were evacuating Richmond. Wet
1eis CO. s was at once on the move, and so
close upon the retreating foe were they that
the latter did not have time to remove the lit
tie flags with which they had marked the tor
pedoes buried beneath the surface for the es-
pecial benefit Of Union soldiers. Gen. Wet
eel having gained possession and taken COM
mand OF Richmond, assumed the responsible
ty, without waiting for orders from his superi-
or, of appointing Military Governor for the
city, and selected Gen. Shepley for this ser.
vice. This, to the mind of Wietzel, was a
matter Of necessity, and so regarding it he
acted with that promptness which becomes an
efficient soldier.
When Gen. Ord-the superior OF Wietzel-
took command of the city, he ordered Wietzel
to Petersburg, Gen. Shepley, as a member Of
his stat, going with him,-and at last accounts
they were within three miles OF that city
where Wietzels corps was awaiting orders
Whether Gen. Ord was dissatisfied with Gen
"ietzeFs proceedings or not, we have no
means oil information, but that he did not re-
move Gen Shepley for any action OF the latter
~ lelatlon to the rebel legislature, is evident
nom lnls TACT; that all that was done, either
BY Shepley or Wletzel, in relation to that
matter, WAS IN OBEDIENCE TO THE wR1rTEN
ORDER OF PREsIDENT LlNco1r. The cOr.
respondence Of the New York Ty;b,as
which has been Published in these columns-
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"a. Thief Cries stop Thief:s,

Tho public are cautioned agast q base imitation
Of L. r.. Atwood's Bitters. by a manufacturer Of
proprietary medicines in this city who has not only
copied the label in part aud adopted the same style
bottle but states his label that he has purchased
the entire right Of DR.. Atwood, and s"L. r." ore
thu only Atwood Bitters put up in Maine which
have gained celsb ity. this evidently leads the
wary to suppose that it Is L. r. Atwood-who has
never conveyed to him. directly Indirectly, either
the title to any information respecting his Bit
tors. This il the same person who formerly signed
NJ f. instead f'L.,F. Atwood. He says Beware
Of eounterteits and limitations" CHI seems to be
upon the same principle that "a Thief Cries Stop
Thief" The gsnuiae il signed L. r. Atwood, and
bears an extra label on white paper, headed eau
tion, Extrs" Countersigned by II. II. Hay, Drug
gist, Portland, Sole General Agent.
Portland, April 26-3aw&wtt ~ "a u
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JUVENILE Books. Henry Hoyt, Boston,
has lust added to his extensive publications Of
Juvenile works a pretty little story, entitled
Cup Hill; or Life in the Factory" which will
highly interest young readers, especially the
females. 1t is handsomely printed and well
illustrated. ag -9s
Mora: Thoughts about Christ, and Arthur
Dillingham;, !" is the title of one of the latest
publications of the Massachusetts, Sabbath
School Society. 1t is an excellent addition to
Sabbath School and juvenile libraries.
The above can be found at Fl. Packards,
No. 81 Exchange Street. 1900 ss 5st4s rs
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Capt. B. F. Blackstone.

Some week since we received from amer.
teemed friend in Leeds, notice Of the gallant
officer whose name heads this article, together
with a slip from Western paper containing
full account of his daring services in behalf
OF his country's cause. The notice was mis-
laid or we should have spoken Of the matter
at an earlier day. < ~ 49, Es14 ~ <
Capt. Blackstone went from Leeds, where
his widowed mother and SISTERS now reside.
A short time before the rebellion eliminated
in open conflict, he returned home from q
whaling voyage. and went soon after TO the
West, to visit his brother who resided there,
proposing TO spend few months. He was
then but, just turned Of twenty two years.
"No one" says our correspondent, "of his age
was more generally respected. he was man
in department when bat boy in years."
! At the fall of Sumter he volunteered among
strangers, and after a brilliant career he lived
to reach his brothers residence In the west,
where he fell victim to That terrible scourge
of the camp -diarrhea. From the newspaper
notice sent Us we learn that he at FIRST volun-
Fteered for three months, and then for three
years, and from first to last his career was
one which every son of His native State may
justly be proud. The following is the, con-
GLIDING part of the notice: .asaet & aeaA
At Donelson the soldierly qualities OF young
Blackstone shone out full and clear. Here for
the first time he met the foe face to face, and
during those bloody and hard fought days he
sLoodin the thickestof the fight His ranks
wereAhinned; his fellow officers were mown
down upon every side, but he stood with his
face towards the, enemy Wounded and
bleeding, he led his own and another compa-
ny from the Acid of blood. For gallantry he
received the appreciation OF his superior Off
GERS, and promotion to captaincy. We. next
| find him at the head Of his company before
Corinth. There his mettle was again tried,
aud the ring was the same as at Donnelson.
He welded . Damascus bladel Again at
Yazoo City he was in the thickest Of the fight
He was &C the siege and surrender OF Vicks
burg on that memorable Fourth OF July He
went in the expeditions to the Red and White
| rivers. Indeed he has seen service upon the
| entire length Of our Western and Southern
territoryi He has marched over her plains,
has threaded her swamps, has scaled her
mountains, has forded her rivers, and has shed
his blood upon many Of our battle fields. He
6s ss lain hin io~ How psgsnEhess' 6
His sword Is sheathsd, to. be drawn no. more
from its scabbardl Cut down in the prime Of
| life, In the blush OF manhood when many are
hailing, as they believe, the first dawnings OF
| peace, by the hand OF that Providence who Is
too wise TO err, and too just to do wrong. To
him we commit the Patriot Soldier. And
shall not the Judge OF all the earth do right :
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In this city. 18th inst Mrs. Eliza wife of Robert
Williams aged 81 years and months.
Funeral Monday afternoon at half past two o. clock
from No. 81 Clark Street. Relatives and friends
invited to attend. 1900
in westbrosk April q, Mr. Levi starbird. aged 80
years months.
In woolwicb April 26. Mrs Agnes, wife of Nath'l
d Trott, aged AZ years months. Is r.f
In Bowdoinham, April "a. suddenly. Rev Quin-
nam. aged SO years. -.
In Boothbay. April 2s. E NINA P. daughter OF Capt
Allen and Emelins T Lewis. aged 10 years months
In Gardner, April 20. Mrs susan widow of Capt
Wan Wilson, of Richmond aged IS years.
In Gardiner. April. ~, George Il Donnell, aged rs
years 10 months -
In Gardiner. April 10. Mrs Lydia. wife of Alcan-
der Fuller, aged 70 years. I
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CHARACTERISTIC AcT OF MIR. LINcoLN.--
Immediately after our army took possession
Of Charleston, the President wrote a letter ID
the commanding officer, directing him TO in,
qure alter the family of the late James L.
Pettigru, and provide them with whatever
they might need he enclosed fifty dollars al
personal contribution toward their wants, Il
they should be in condition to require it.
Special instructions were also given to secure
them full protection and the quiet occupation
of their home. Mr.. Pettrigru, it will be re-
membered, was one of the most distinguish
ed lawyers in South Carolina, and stood firm
and immovable, though almost alone, in his
devotion to the Union, through all the mad
ness of notification in 1882, and of secession
at a later day. Like every other Southern
Union man he was reduced to poverty by his
course, but his high toned integrity and his
untiinching devotion to principle, commanded
the respect even Of his most bitter political
fopa $3.50. 1853 f s4 4
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DIR. Ian GLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB DIFFERS

The Great Blood Purifier; thebest Health Restor-
err, and the most perfect Spring and summer Msdi-
ever used. =
The ef,ctually cure Jaundce, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious Complaints, General Debility, and all
kindted diseases.
store the appetite drive out all humors, purify the
blood. and strengthen inVigorate build up, and re-
all who them. Price 49, so. and rs cts. per bot
tie Sold by al dealers in medicine. GEORGE c.
GOcDwIN& Co., 80 Hanover St., Boston.
lrfa mohI6ld4m 1a
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MARRIED.

In Bath April "a. Miles NJ Merry and Miss Rebecca
D Downing. OR xTflA II 0on|ia
In Gorham. N II. April a. Augustus Danham
of Pa-is. and Edna boomer, OF auburn.
In Bangor, April "a. Josiah II Hunting and MARY
Bickmore, both OF Oidtown. gll iliafI
In Bangor April ~. II Whitman and Mrs Ra
chel Morrow. both of Garland. uac
10 Winterport, March 81. ChAs Jones, of W, and
Sarah Torrey, OF Frankfort. .taj
In Winterport, April II, David Libby, Of W, and
Mary A forrey, of Frank iort. $50 afdC
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3 MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARINE NEWS
PoRq oPoFoRTLAND.


= FFfday.sss..s...ss..s.. April IS.
4E3sEBt3ts ARRIVED. ,-Q fsanf o.
Steamer Lewiston. Knight. Boston.
Steamer Regulator. Mower. Bangor az.
Sch Rescue. Kelley Portsmouth.
Sch Arabella, Frisbee. Portsmouth, lfTuTT
Sch Sarah harris. Huntley. Machias. ga1a ~
Sch Lady Ellen. Libby, Ellsworth. Fl .'f .1i1sh y
Sch Native. Andrews. st George. alo % Is ia ls9a
Sch Georgfana Young. Toung, Rockland. 50 -ta
Son Yankee Maid, Hodgkins. Southport. ga t1E
4 Sch Ceylon. Bennett, Boothbay. u li-r 1..fl
Sch Prest Washington, Howard, Waldohoro. 10
Sch Satellite, Wallace. Harpswen. Al
sch Ceresco, Smith, st George N b for Boston.
Sch Highlander, Rogers, Ca ais for Providence.
Sch LYDIA, Anderson. Ellsworth for New York.
Sob vandaiia. Murch, Ellsworth tor New York.
a Sch Senator Ramsey, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Jane woodbury., Cottrell. Brewer for Boston
sch Belle, Gray, Bangor for Marbehead
Sch Jessie benton, Sellers, Bangor for Ipswich.
Sch Black Warrior. Rand. Gouldsboro tor Boston
Slcop Island Belle. Hamilton, Yarmouth.
4sr0 g CLEARED. a4taI
Brig Ida Abbott. tBr) Clark Barbadoes-Gecrge
Sch Armada. tBr) Gathers. St John NB--rhoms.
Sch Geo washington. PendlstOn, New York; @
York & Son. - q. stfrr 20 rlu straf1e 81 ~ ,
Sch Telegraph, Sickerson. New York = Moses B
Nickerson. fas ~ g.. 4 quIIIN O..
Sch Jsrusha Baker. Barberick, Boston-w New.
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: Send me One Dollar by mail and will s,nd you
ladies Jewelry. Long Chain. Locket, Neck Chain,
Ring Vest Chain, Bracelet, Gents Chain Pin, Sci
OF Battons Set OF Jet Hoops. Belt Buckle Belt
Pin. Also will send good Hunting Cased Silver
Plated Watch and chain for sis.
ADDRESS, DRESSER'S Dollar Store, Portland
Ne, Box 1879. marsd2ms u
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FAMILY DYE CoLoRs.-Among the most popular
and u'etnl articles of the day are the FAMILY DYE
CoLoRs, Manufactured BY the well known practical
oh mists. Howe Stevens. So very superior are
thess dyes. easily used, and withal a5rde1 at
low price, that they are literally getting into every
bodYs hands, Just the praises Of their merits
on every body lips. Once tried, they become indis
pensaDle, In many parts Of the country they have
dispIa~ed all othersubstanees and me- hods Of dye
ing We, without hesitation whatever. pro-
neuuce them the best dyes ever manufactured while
at the same time they the cheapest in price, The
ladies are particularly delighted with them.
an2h2w
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srEcIAL NOTICES.
THE HONEST OLD MBDIOINEI

No. a. H Downs Balsamic Elixir, for Coughs, Colds
eb notOng Cough, and all diseases ofthe taroat'
,grcaiars los csrt acates fr I'm Hon. Paul Dill
nrHna no Baes Turner, late Judge OF The gu
surgeon Tor the Verne ut Militia.
Sold by all deale-s in N aa,oi.sas Iohn X Hanrv
waterbury, Vt, Proprietor.
mar3OdlOw&w1t
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RICE BROTHERS,
fhUDUUn UUWMInn1UH muMUuhNIpj
60 and III East Wafer ST..

sH MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN,,
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR, BKxY,
PORK, LARD. HAMS, BUrrER. SEEDS, etc.
The fol owing choice brands of Flour ON hand:-
BxRTsHY's BEsr, N. WARREN,
CABINET, $500 EAGLE.
.lfo51r M -hioNts - saeio f1SOA1Ai-A@. 4
Marklt Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge. 4 l.5
vFlcur and Produce bong int, stored and insur-
Cd at iicefal rates mFlseodly
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HiIton,s InsoIubIe Cement,

For wood, leather. crockery, and other substances
is the best aid to economy that the housekeeper
hays Its in liquid form, and insolabe in water or
oil. It viii adhereoily substances completely. Two
ounce bottle, with brush family package) Is cents
each. Sold everyw where. d
h. I. On receipt Of so cents, family package viii
be sent by mail. essssf feb1d3m
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- Some of the New York aldermen refused
to join procession in which negroes were al
lowed. By their refusal they kindly spared the
colored people disgraceful association. e5.4
Ex-senator Gratz Brownof Missouri opposes
the new constitution because it don't allow
negroes to vote Governor Fletcher also OPP
poses it. ev nos E.sie 7segsi "a 4
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NOTICE TO MARINERS. /,

CoLLECr9R's OFFICE. uQ 4 4.
Custom House. Portland. Aprfl rs. 1865 ] Z
Notice e YES. els outward bound-No boat
or vessel win be allowed to go to tl rst coming
to anchor or stopping near the Cutter /" Mohoning,
and reporting to the Officers in command OF that
vessel nor will any boat or vessel. after obtaining
spas from the Commander Of the +" Mahoning. be
allowed to take other persons on board or to leave
the harbor after sunset. until further rot:ce u III
ISRAEL WASHBURN, Jr, Collector.
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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 cmollient in its nature, fragrantly
scented, and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale By AL Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers .f4s4sf X riss4s jan31d1yr.
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tanras; Thes Hix H Hal. Boston.
NEW LONDON-Ar 26tn sch Surprise, CSse, I'm
Bangor
SID 18th sch Tyrone, Perry. Calais.
fkOVIDENCE-Ar 9th, schs l. Condor, Snow,
Calais; Porto Rico. Wentworth. Bangor.
Sid 18th. sch Aid BUNKER GouldsDoro.
otNsEWP0KT-Ar 2sth, schs Martha a aria ,spragus.
aephia Tor Caais
xa AT 9Th; schs Peacinian, Turner Bangor for New
tork MOSS Edcy. Shute. Belfasrfor do; Nauset,
AEsy, Orleans for dOi Mary, Turner, Calais for Phil
aoeIpnIA.
In Rostzath' sehs Hart Hart. Belfast for Fort
ress monroe; Laeonia. Proctor, Saco for Philadel-
phia hs annie Messoroos. Litttjohu. Portland for
FortIes,ss MonIoei w Dexter, hasiman, Pfovidence
ior IN s sne,s ply; ana the above arrivals
hOLn 20 . ~ AZ 10Th, schs Bradore Law
renee. soston ,9l E1nnaaeiphta; Sea Queen. Nash,
MilDndge lot NeE .i hork Moses Eddy, shute, and
Heariet q, Jones' DeliAst lot DO land sailed
AR zItn, DriR AAs'oh' eaWye; Boston Tor Fort
rees Monroe ~.
BOSTON-Ar 9th, schs Maria Foss Foss Phila-
CID 9th, schs Lign'e, Bray, Digedequashi, 1.-Two
ma MOON, fremont; ~, ,,.,,,
Ri 90, We sons .,sa nm III hsoIlogei
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To PURIFY, ENRIca THE BLOOD, AND BEAurIyY
the complexion, use HRLMBoLD's HIGHLY CoNcEN-
rRATKD FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. One bot
tie equals in srreag one gallon OF tns Syrup or De-
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PRIoEs--Beef CattEe-Extra SIC @l6t " ID; first
quality, consisting of good oxen, best steers &C. at
10 @l5B; second quality, good fair beef, IA @l6
third quality, light young cattle, II q lS; Poorest
grades, 10 @ll-on tho total weight Of hide tallow
Working Oren-Ffom $50 to 800; handy steers,
800 to 1850; according to value as beet.
,Cbrs-Ordinary from $40 to 20; Extra, from ST5
to lbs; Farrow, &C. $30040. ~ tE4lrcIIl AVA
SAeep and Lambs = Sheared, s 619c per lb: I'm
sheared,8 OLA per Id; extra cossets, l39i4. n
zeal Ca ves-Erom 50 10 70 per ID. ia1.a.- tlijraI
ssuine-Fat hogs, Il@i2 o. shoats. 10 @i4c. i've
weight.
CaT Skins from II TOGO per lb.
Fetts 00Qs2 50; country lots, 81 25@1 80.
Hides--S@9c % ID.
T0LLosU-S(D1lc.
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2 BEWARE OF CoUNTEREEIrs AND UKPRINoIPLED
DKALEKs endeavoring to dispose Of their own and
other preparations, ON tho reputation attained by
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS. 9a 9l3
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PORTLAND AND KENNEBBO r. R.
@M

On and afer Monday next trains will leave Port
land ally for Bath 5gusls, WAtervile, kenda Is
Mills. and skowhsgan, &C P. NJ, and on Saturdays
from PoTtabd at p. n, connects at Ken IA rs Mills
with the train for Bangor aud other stations east,
sam nJgHt. Passengers from Port aud defining to
tai this route can purchase ticketI 70 Ken. Mills
and ihform the conductor ia th@ cars that they 70
through to Bangor, and he will arrange their
fares through as that II shall ccst them more by
this route than b. any other.
Trains are due In Pc tlsnd to connect with trains
for Boston GA Mondays at 20 A. N, snd every day
at $50 p. N. .. ..r
Freight Train leaves new depot Portland at s45 A.
N. daily. ie
I,7soT n. 81 Id afhs.ta. EDWIN MOVES, l.i
April q, 1885-apr20tf f0 Superintendent.
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nIsAsTERs. SC.

Ship Conquerer, BouteIle. from New York for Pen,
saco a struck ON mnken rock near the North
Breakers about miles from the Great Isascs. on
crew were taken of by brig Atlanta, tot Searsport
c ,pt Dow, from Philsdelphia for New Orleans
In making Fort Jefferson, 4th inst. the brig struc1
on Fiapack Shoal, where she bilged and flied All
fauds were taken OF and landed at Key Wsst on
the 9th inst /, 49,. ~ 81 j t.,- .,-s.T 4 Z. a
The following ssels vera captured by me Shen-
barque Aims, Staples. I'm Akyab Tor suenos Ayres;
Now, bsrque Godfrey. FIN Bostcv ior valparaiso;
River Platte; Dec 29 harn ~ Il, phine, from London
Cor Akyab; all destroy d s5ip Kate Price was cap
tured and bonded Nov I2tt.
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NJ Nor A Few OF CHE WoRsr DISORDERS that af
fict mankind arise from corruptions of the blood.
BELMBoLD EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA is . reme-
dy oftne utmost value. d gsaaH atdannl ~.
lLln.n. rlz 90. ~ i. ..i-t-.a ne mar20dSm
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Eagle Bin, mutual Coal Co,

stockholdsrs in this Company who are entitled to
tne Dividend for February, can receive it By calling
at l02 Middle Street.
apr ilw EDWARD SHAW Aeent.
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WHY INQUIRE THE COMPLEXION BY POWDERS
AND WASHES which choke or FIJI no the pores Of the
skin and in short time leave it harsh aud dryf 1t
10 the blood and If you want smooth and soft skin
use HBLMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsArARILLA. 1t
removes black spots pinples and all ernpions ofthe
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aHRLMR0LD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA cleanses
and renovates the blood purifes nstis the vigor of
health into the system, and purges out the hnmors
that make disease. W..
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aDoMEEfIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS Cid 18th, baraue May Stetson,
Allen New YorE.E A Cochrane. Rice. Boston, :.
PORT ROYAs sC-7Ar 18TH brig Naihl Stevens,
Barbour, BosiSpi lizzie Moses Ans,,n rs,,sasinh,..
brio Jessie 1hynas. sherman, do, 80, -
Cid "a brig Fanny. Croker, ST Johns. Fla; sch
Incy sOrcutt. Butler, Philadelphia.
No.fEoLkLAr lsth, brig ABBY Watson, sedg-
wis Philadelphia; n.s 19, =. llaAsL
.nson. Boston. tHuT s0EDIEH
Ar 26th. brig susan Duncan. Fortress Monroe.
Ar2ish, schs Helen, Calais; Idah', Bangor.
PHlLADELPHIA-=Ar 26th. brigs Frontier, Lit.
tieheid Sagua; Romance. Duncan. BALTIMORE.
Gid 26s, brig Belle OF the Bay. hoyes. Port Royal
SC; ssh Leesburg, Blake, Salem /. ~
Ar 2sth, ship Harris, Curtiss, Sagua; Dar4ues
Witch. Fairchd Messina; Houston. Ross, Port
Royal C; brig Sea Lark. Collins, Matanzas
CD zsth sch ear toga. Pip khan, Newouryport.
Cid 9th, sch Maracaibo, Henley. Boston Il Ia
NEW YoRK-Ar 26th, barques Voyager. Wylss
Messina; Carlton. Trecartin, Saguai Kate stauier,
Ora vford Fortress Monroe; sch Do Soto, Jobason,
AT 9Th, ships Harvest Queen. Hutebinson, Liver
pool; Geo Green Leach, shields; sob w Crawford,
Stevens Minatitan.
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HelmboId's Concentrated Extract Bucbu
Is the great Diaretic.
HELMBoLp's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAPA-
RILLA
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Both are preparei according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, and are the most active that can be
made. 4A ila'-srfA f1tAArf aA az ~
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'.She shook her sparkling hair. that sbsd
such iustre o'es her beauseous head"
Ladies who dress their hair with sTsnLrxe,s AM
tneir beauy. aAi. 45 sa A 4f apa4 aw
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D Il L l. A ND
photographic Gallery
ALONZO s. DAVIS, Proprietor, Is
so Middle ST., 80 -. Portland, Me. \
Copying done in the best manner dec2stt
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Once of Oomptr oIier of the Currency,
I|I.# sufE Washfnnt n ADrfl 1871 h. 1853

WNFHIHBtl n APTH IuIHI IouU
~ oevss
tnat HE SEQ NATIONAL BANK OF PokrLAND,' -
in ths city Portland, IN the Coun v of Cunbsrlaad
and State Of " 4 10. hasbs duly organic d u der
and according to the requ reenfs the Act Of Con-
grsss entti ed An Act TO r0vide National Cur
rency, secured BY pledge OF Unite States Bonds
and to provide fer the circulation AID REDEEM pdOn
thereof approved June g. 1854 and has com IL ed
with all the provisions II eaia All required TO be
comohed With before clmmsnoiag the bu moss OF
Banking und.r said Act: M -I-
MIG, THREE rel, FaKKMAN CLARKE. ComptrolI-
or OF the Cursney, do herebY certifj that ''IIK
CAeoo NATION Al BANK. IN the city of Pc tland,
"A the County OF Cumberland. State Of Maine, 10
authorized to commsnce the business of b. nking
under the Act Aforesaid
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
o ONCE, this twenty -sixtv dav of April. lab
fr.f On EREEMAN CLARKE. L..
LIS Comptroller of tine Currency.
No. 1885, apo i2m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-29

WhMeyou conquer one Moth no v you cor quer
dozen in June-snat Is, you kill sm before they're
born. i ID lNl ~ I4I|i lNl.H aIIi ai7.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-29

Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY, April 20. lse5.-Amount of stock at