davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-06-14
rFflUncf.}
Recorder Of the CRY of Chicago.
Aascssof Of South Division. ...........1,tM
tt West - 20

land ks4c Der n.al 10E 11eHNK EaEA
Recorder 2! s6e ~ q Chicago.
Aascasof Of South Division. .......... .1,5M
" N Msss >. '..'.....--1,GS ~ ,S99 :, soo
The .ue.utae for the tcaie of :aai;ss 70 oridse.
tenders @entlone6 tn the appropriations fof the
Board Of Puslle3Wozks, "as then gone into IN
Tha appropriations reported by the committee
for schools, sewerage, reform schools, street
i,mp sng tand nsses snd IL fannsts Tete
Rroptastions have already been published IN the
Aid. Hopd moved thu. In the item o. Temporary
eeeds OF tax of one MILL to be leviod on rea1and
perhonal property. Carried.
AETuRH1So soLDrKRs.
Aid. Woodmsn presented The following:
WAEnrAs. a comm1stee has been appointed to
sf & ee. i Psatt Pstatas q 81
WaEAEAs, There A:e no funds ia the treasury
to detray The needfai expenses for :rch reception
In RoR p5qRsf 4hse IN & ons NIL os levied .n
collected . detray such e1pe9sesr and that the
Comptroller bo authorized md directed 70 accept
miitec, fsom said funds, when drawn to any
suount not exceeding the aggregate amount Of
The lesolation vss adopted By the Gazing sote
Of tho Chair.
POLICE pErARrxEsr.
The appropriation for tho Polire Division, con.
s'sAns of tre proceeds Of tax Of thrco mills,
sTns next discussed.
Ala. Ram mo1ed to increase the appropriation
to tax of 1bree and one half nils.
LnA..
THE report OF the COMMITTEES w4s then adopted.
AID. Holden moved IN additional appropriation
OIL &g,rDl Tor tht Hta1th Department. Carried.
For the FLe Department pay and other txocn-
dture., payment for lots ordertd purchased, n-w
epgnet, engine house and sub statton:, repaf:s ol
buildings, p!:nking. ladder. Sc. ~ 900; ,
Aid. Bond moved an appropriation uf $l3,510
for the purchase or new engine houses. Carried.
The following weEH passed;
preparations Of the last atea1 year, 0ot hcseinee.
lore especially continued are hereby continued
for the purposes originally specified.
The several salaries herein provided for and the
waees Or talsry of employees herein n1med. shall
be dxed At the atm hereby appropriated fur the
payment Of the saue.
The committee rose to report progress.
Tbs Clerk reported the action OF the conmittec
-iha appropriations an puutea to nhpnt f'iA'ttk.
The Council then adjourned, without 3pasalng
on the bill. till Friday evening next AZ eight
1fr T.
, 1865-06-14

EY The New York Usra2d says Its va. cor
n4ondtnee has cast nearly half million
dt1ra.
, 1865-06-14

A'd Talcots moved to substitute Sf,51a for $500
~ the appropriation {or 1epairt At tho North Mar-
kat Hall.
AID. Holden moved 10 ta.eft m lem Of ESQ for
repairing water closets In the Court House. Car
Tfed.
on The appropriation Of s1.coo for Dearborn
I'D. Ksnn moved 10 make the appropriation
SEOUL
Aid. Erickerbocker moved 10 amend by
making the sum f50t. Carried.
AZ. B{xty nnyed 10 ineFf ase the appropriation
for Union Park from &t.5t0 to s., 5,0M. Carried.
AID. Shsckfufa moved to 1rcressc the aptrupE1.
alton for ipeo,n Park 70 ti0,0o3.. Carried.
Ad. Shin2 moved tofntrea:e the appropriation
On Like Shore Park to 81, 900. Carried.
AID. Bond taid tho Committee hsd omitted
m ,tem Of fk8 SO for the extension Of tho North
Pier. This cIutss1ou was Made becsute Congress
had made an appropriation which would cover The
expenditure. ii the money vas not obtained
frem Congress II Tould hare to be rafeed By 4
loan.
The Comptroller s.ated thst last sep.ember an
appropriation Of $75,Gp0 hRd been made to coyef
tic e1penee Of the extension, Of that sun rs $40
hsd been expended lset year, leaving balance Of
$tntpo 10 be renewed.
Ga nouau, the appropriation was included In
the rcpnFt
The Following items were next adopted:
Fro Alarm Tc]eGrsph, for paymcat Of GER
t;HrnIAz >sanah-I t,f rech}nfs nf fire in,
, 1865-06-14

Admiral Eordon.s Squndron-A Vtait
to abe SA0u<gCai1-&NFxende OIL nIRu-
~
, 1865-06-14

NOTICE. All persons ara hereby
IN n.t!sed rot to ruEcHAse a certain na.s O: dus
hi given by lbs unde11lgnsd 10 Daniel Brsdey, Of
c. aain palm Llty. III uhfea Auxrst 1851 for che
hnoe:ca acd TT do!tat7 ~ tac .hEue hal hsc7 fully
paid. JOHN T. CONEL!N.
Clinton, H., Juno Il, 1865. lelsSS0i St
, 1865-06-14
Prizes, Only 35 cents q Bott1a

The following u IN extract OF letter written by ~
Raw J. s. Hoine psstor OF the f7atpoat sfeet Baps
Church, Brooklyn. n. r. to the 1ouya1l and xlAeA
GER, Cincinnati. O.. aud spAAka youues tn EAvoz n
the wc1ld-renovned medicine, MES. WIyaL0WN
BCOTHISa 8fRGP FOB CHILDREN TKKTHU4
-We zee An adyc1n1emcnt In your columns OF M
HIyHlOT eOOTHN8 erRUP. How, M nFRR
sald word IN soz Of tha patent medicine betaRa N
ou. lite, but we feel compelled to asy to your rsan
thst this ls hunbug-&es Aart trted IL and kpsW q
0 b aut claims. 1t u probably one Of tae 1ae
3ucctsairla edic1nes OF the day, becaaso Il b ozq
thspAs dihosa Of our readsns who hayo haafA
ean tGo FthAu }AJ IN aSupplY.
ars6u412 fu-vyAxnet
, 1865-06-14
So. 900 Or $4,000

VACHT FOR SALE.--The cut
i tc: yacht I" Water Lly." nfIeau toni. now =,
ds,ltn issEeod SEA boat aad :nss ss1ler. Diuen
sfcrt-LenRrh OF kesl 50 t7et: Eesn l1x Gsst: over
fiea main lAl k.ra ea!. Storm and balloon Ito and
gsL top faM For fafttss psttfGnlers eppiv e. y
en- sf.hef
, 1865-06-14

New YoRK. June ia special to tho H'st,
dated q f7sshfr2tna 18th, s2yk the Cabinet is in
etsslon to-day, having It IL supposed, the ques-
ton of1tctn: tructiou bctorr It.
, 1865-06-14

Etyen.Th1l-ties.
PHnADE1Pu1A, Juna 19.-sabscrirttoas 10 the
Seyen.Th1r , loan amount to S2,l s., so.
, 1865-06-14

SANDY Hook, June 1a-At = o'clock p. IN. the
steamship 8cotta. Liverpool June Sd, VIC Qaeenb-
tor dth, pasfed this point Her adytces are two
1nAr
, 1865-06-14

Va have put up End ss.s egtsass
and CAN SAY IN CUNfIpENCE AND TKU4H
1t What we have uayes been Ana to nay at alY otzE
uetictre-EEVER BAS IT FAILRD IN 9lH2k3
INSTANCE TO XFFECT A CURE, when uzaak1
osed. EeyeT d.d VI know IN inatkn ot d3ssAttaa-
t1on by any who us=d It. On the contrary an ~
delighted with IL operations, aud speak In te1A d
conmerdatton Of Its MAGICAL edecs1 and medical N.
tues. TIC speak In thfe nEatttr WBAT WB UQ
HNOWs" after 50 years experience: AND FLKp41
OUR IRRITATION FOB TIE FULFH4MENf CT
WHAT VIE HIRE DECLARE. In Ailanat avery u.
1suce where the infant IL suttrtnK from pain and
haust1on, relief Will be found In f:iteen cr tN5eR
minutes alte- tbs =. .1up is sdn1nl5tased-
Fun directions os using Will accompany each bo<1a
Hcue genuine unless the tac sunile ot CQR1I9 4 FU
K1Es, Sew Ytrk. Is On tho outaide wrapper.
6qld pY DSusgtata th4uukhQuk tha world
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-21
A Difference

Our English cousins have been lavish of adj
vice to us in the past few months. relative to
the mercdul treatment of rebels. They have
shown wonderful tenderness for the fate NJ
the guilty Southern leaders, and a high degree
OF anxiety lest we should disgrace ourselve.
before the world by some display Of inhuman-
ltY' we have been quite disposed to take all
this advice in good part, though with the 70.
collection fresh in our minds of certain Incl
dents connected with the Indian Rebellio,
such as the blowing of captive sepoys from
the mouths of guns, and other kindred acts NJ
mercy, we could not help thinking that !,
would have been more becoming in John nun
to keep silent about the wisdom of forpivenog s
and magnanirnity. The manner in which the
Fenian fiasco has been met, on the part of the
English authorities by the strong and unre-
lerting hand, has afforded an eloquent COM
mentary on the sincerity Of this kind of cheap
humanity; and in the absence of anything
which could he construed into a real danger
has afforded all YaGkeedom the enjoyment Of
a very broad farce. e.El-s. Va,
Furtheril illustration of the same point, though
unfortunately of far more tragic character,
is furnished by the intelligence which comes
to us from Jamaica, that of the Eretched reb-
els who madly rose against the white authori-
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-21
To the Editor Of the Press. 4z-tEas'

f rryepurg ACADEMY. ~. 9.5..r
The closing exercises of the Fall term of this
deservedly popular institution, took place on
Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 18th and 18th. rs
The examination of pupils, held during the
day, showed great labor, and care on the part
of teachers and scholars,
On Monday evening, the Quartette from
High Street Church, assisted by the organists
of that and the Bishops Church, of this city,
gave ore of their most pleasing concerts, which
was largely attended.
The exhibition, Tuesday evening, consisting
Of varied programme of Determinations, Com
positions, ChaEades and Tableaux, was highly
creditable to the young ladies and gentlemen
engaged. The Academy Hall was crowded
to repletion by friends from Fryeburg and
neighboring towns, who testified in the strong
est manner their appreciation of the high char
acter of the exercises. M .-.r ana :.
Much credit is due TO Mr.. Barrows and the
accomplished assistant, Miss Merrill, (of this
city,, for the patient energy and persevering
industry with which they have labored to make
this, what it really is, one of the first institu-
tons of the State. ' f+ p
BY a judicious system of physical exercises,
the pupil receives healthy training, thus ma
king "sound body for sound mind" Mr..
Barrows shows rare talents as a teacher, hav-
ing most perfect system in all duties connect
ed with the school, H5
With so desirable location as the quiet,
beautiful. village of Fryeburg, and such an
able corps of teachers, the future prosperity of
the school is, undoubted. ,a., ,rI M
The next term will commence on Wednes-
day, Nov. 29th. ~. .,...i.. Sd .s...,... i.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-21

ties in that island, betaveea ten and eleuem hun
bred hapebeen salmma,ily put to death in a
single parish
We do not choose to comment upon the JUS
tice or injustice, the propriety or improperly
of such course. A rebellion is usually sone-
what in the nature of mob, and stern severn
tv with a mob is often the truest mercy. But
we cannot help thinking what cry OF indig-
nation and horror would go up from all Eng
land were our government to visit all the &C
cumulated crimes and horrors of four years Of
nitiless and murderous rebellion with one 1.-THE
of the severity which England thus deals out
to the guilty leaders of mere emeute, which
a few days suficed to quell, and whose whole
extent scarcely equaled the area of single
southern county. 72'-,-@t--
,-, For our part we confess that we are hearth
iy sick and disguised with the kind OF humane
talk which has been so lavishly poured OUT iof
our benefit, and we desire to hear no more OF
it. Satan rebuking sin is an instance OF hon
'esty and sincerity perfectly edifying in COM
parison with that presented by England
nreacbino tenderness to rebels.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-21

1T is said there is chap "out west" who
laughs soloud that it loosens his teeth. At one
time he shook off one of his ears.
EgA democratic orator at meeting in New
Greek, Virginia, a few days ago, remarked that
'the assassination of Abraham Lincoln was q
merciful dispensation; but it would be a still
more merciful dispensation if his unworthy
successor johnson, should be assassinated"
-EY The new bridge about to be suspended
over the Ohio River at Cincinnati will be the
longest structure ofthe kind in the world, being
more than two thousand feet longer than that
over the Niagara River, and five hundred and
forty feet longer than the Menai Bridge, Eng
Its total span will be one thousand and fifty
seven feet. w ~ Se+,s A - -~-- "
BY~The Gloucester Telegraph says that the
fishing season of 1865, now about closed, has,
taken as whole, been quite a successful one,
and exempt to great extent from the loss of
life and property usually attendant upon the
business Four vessels and nine lives have
been lost, against twelve vessels and seventy
nine lives last year. 10 ~ 81 ff ' A
DY Animal grating DR.. Berl, at the
French Academy of Science, read paper in
which he says, IF the tail of rat be cut off,
skinned, and then inserted under the skin of
the same animal, it will continue to live and
grow as before. If a fracture is effected. the
fractured parts will grow again as before. fla
fracture is effected, the fractured parts viii ion
again exactly as they would if the tail were in
its natural place; in short, both physiologically
and pathalogically the grated party follows the
general laws of nature"
3 EY- A correspondents of the Boston AG,,er-
tiser, who signs himself Radical" says Presi-
dent johnson is allowing the unrepentant
Southern rebels to spin their own hemp to
hang themselves" 1t looks like it surely, and
copperheads may hang in the same string
y-The dead body of an old man, apparent
ly seventy, was found near Riverside Park. in
Brookline, Mass, on Sunday morning last
The indications awaken suspicious of murder.
San exchange estimates the number of
hunters and trappers living on or near the
"Red River of the North" at thirty thousand
They have no newspapers, no political organi-
cation, and only a limited communication with
the outer world. The larger portion of their
furs md the readiest way to market through
Minnesota to the Mississippi river. "
y BB The highest inhabited place on the globe
is the post-house of Ancomara, in Peru, which
is nearly 10000 feetaboye the sea- Ian -st
Ey-An immense deposit of black marble
said to be the only one known in the country
has been discovered at Williamsport, Pa.
BB~The Toronto Globe seems to be another
case of "oil ON the BRAIN" 1t has been growing
more and more oleaginous with every ISSUE
and the last number deyotes two or three long
columns to oil and oil-wells.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-21
ORIGINAL Va AND SELECTED

BB- The Bishop of Oxford has received the
undignifed cognomen of "Soapy Sam" It is
! said that when the Bishop was travelling east
ward to attend the Church Congress at Nor
wich lady, who was sitting opposite to him,
commented in Aattering terms on the eloquence
and ability of the great Anglican divine, quite
unconscious that she was addressing him.
sBut why, sill" she added edo they call him
Soapy Sam?" "Well, madam" replied the
Bishop, "Isuppose tits because he has always
been in good deal of hot water, and always
manages to come out with clean hands" A,it
EY Chicago has the worst sidewalks in the
country, and @. Buckley has obtained a YER
dict of $4,000 damages against the city for in
juries sustained in falling through one of them.
/ GY- DIR. James McC une Smith, prominent
colored physician of New York. died on Fri
day. He was very active in all measures in
tended to benefit his race. oyaN t,'atr-A 1854
E Mr.. Corcoran, the Washington banker,
who voluntarily expatriated himself and resi-
ded in Europe during the rebellion, has re-
turned to Washington. - %
The Houston tTexas) Telegraph of the
10th inst, learns that orders have been re-
ceived from Washington not to muster out of
service any more troops, nor to sell any more
governments property until further orders Z
EB~ "A London paper of Nov. I'd says aThe
ships are on their way which are to bring home
the first detachment of the French army of
occupation from Rome, but the Pope probably
doesnot even yet believe that they will really
remove."lg ye,gi-s ~ ni tI" +3 ia5f l.a. %
sy- Hon. Anson Burlingame, Minister to
China, was presented to the President on Fri
day. Rumors of his removal are believed to be
unfounded. ABB
VI Donald Mckay, Jr son of the we'll
known ship-builder of East Boston, was mar
ried at the American Legation in Paris, on the
3Oth ult., to Miss Emily Peiniger, of Elberfeld,
Prussia. .ft.-ib .-i- ~. -'tt
EW-Greene, who cut his wife's throat and
tried to kill himself, is improving He keeps
his eyes constantly closed, and speaks only
when spoken to, and then answers in mony-
syllables. AS soon as able he will be removed
to aninsane asylum. ,aas5sissg t1al8
EsaF-The following is said to make a nice
breakfast dish. Slice a few cold biscuit or
some dry light bread, fry them slightly. in
little butter or nice gravy Beat three or four
eggs, with half teacup full of new milk and a
pinch Of salt When the bread is hot, pour the
eggs over it and cover for, a few minutes, stir
lightly, so that all the eggs may be cooked.
This is nice DISH besides saving the dried
bread. III .=5&t ooh
gg- Simon Jackson, keeper of sailor
boarding house, in Boston, was found in his
house Sunday morning, unconscious, with his
head split open. In his pocket were found two
watches and $50 in money; and in chest in
the room was package Of $1,000 or $4,000
which had not been molested, which fact goes
to show that robbery was not the purpose of the
assault, and which directs suspicion to boar
der at the house, who was known to have had
some difficulty with jackson,
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-21

sg A Physiological View of Marriage:
Containing nearly 300 pages, and 100 fine Plates
and Engravings Of the Anatomy Of the Human Or
gans in state of Health and Disease, with Trea-
tice on Early Errors, its DeplOrable Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan of
Treatment only rational and successful mode of
cure, shown by the report Of cases treated. A
truthful adviser to the married, and those contem-
plating marriage who entertain doubts at their phys
zeal condition. Sent free of postage to any address,
receipt OF 25 CENTS in stamps postal currency,
by addressing DIR. LA CROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, N. Y. no ..F.f. -.,, -
The author may be consulted upon any of the dis
upon which his book treats either personally
by mail, and medicine sent to any part of the worlds
Oct 6-S dSW(m r.-.- fl-s.r.. q :
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-21
y DIR. Base OM,S
COaEgh and CrOaID SYraEp !

For Asthma, whooping Cough, Group. Bronchitis,
Congestion of the Lungs, Pleurisy, Consumption,
any ot1er difficulties OF the Lungs Air Passages
For the above diseases this is the best remedy that
was ever offered to the public any person who has
ever used bottle will testify. For Group 1t has
equal. For COUGHS and COLDS, one bottle will sat
sfy any one that it must be kept IN the house. For
CONSUMPTION it will give relief when all other
edies fail PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
Middle Street. " IL y i9t(ilO Bil8
BURGESS, FOBES & CO., Wholesale Agents, No.
so CommeIc ial Street, Portland, Me. -
b Nov. 10. r. d1msn&w3m*l
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-21
pcrry,s Molh and Frecl,Ie Lo,io,uu.I

Chloasnla, or Mothpateh, (also called Liverspot,
and Lentigo, or Freckles, are often very annoying
particularly to ladies of light complexon for the dis
blonde than Of brunette; but they greatly mar the
beauty OF either and any preparation that will Ell
fectu3y remove them trithout ijurig the feature or
color Of the skin, is certainly desideratum. Dr. b.
G.. Perry. who has made diseases ofthe skin speci-
atty, has discovered remedy for these discofora-
less. - ~
Prepared only by B. G. PERRY, Dermatoloeist
No. 4 Bond Street, New York, and for sale nv ali
druggists; price so per bottle. Cali for PEPi>vsS
MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. .
w. F. Phillips Co., and II. H. Hay, Wholesale
Agents, Portland, Maine. oct3issn NV oT rSm
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-21
TO DYE EASY

Isvery desirable. Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
the best in the world. Complete in one bottle. No
wash, no stain, no trouble. child can apply 1t.
Persons wishing to avoid the publicity of having
hair dyed in public, can % I'll ttG 7
DYE AT HOME
better than any barber can do IT, by using the vsne-
tan Dye. 1t does not rub off Or make the hair ap-
pear dusty or dead but mparts new life and lustrc
Gives beautiful black or brown, as preferred Price
70 cents. Prepared by A. I. MATHEWS, N Y.
DEMAs BARNES s. Co., New York, Wholesal-
Agents, mayl2sNeod1y
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-21
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN ERANCIsco-sld nth, ship Black Hawk,
Doane Boston. a'A nv"
M Lawrence, Taylor, Hong Kong
90 GALvESToN-Ar 9th, brig caprera Patterson,
Cid 2sth. barque Oak Ridge, CHM. New York: 10th
brigs Mary Thompson, Lampher, Boston; 3lst
Flora Brewer, Brewer, Liverpool; 2d inst, Abby
Thaxter, Walker, New York. 81 y s4A Il 7 -
NEW ORLEANS-Below sth, coming up, ships
= II Stetson, Woodruff, from Damarscotta; William
Advertised, ships Sorrento, for LIVERPOOL, !. Get
tysburs for do; Maytower, for Boston; barques Az
lington, for New York; Adelaide, tor do brig Oiro
MoBILE-Ar 9Th, brig Urana. Bruce. New York .
sch Laura Gertrude, Campbell, do -. -
CID i1th, brig Tempest, Wilson, New York.
field skolaed for Liverpool; John Bunyan csrxer
TOR New York Clara Ann, Stinson, for =
sAsANNAHN Na in Satil River 9th, brig Daniel
RICHMoND-sldl 18th, sch W H Tho ndike, Jane
pI N,SRfS5fK-Ar 10th, brig Roamer, craDtroe, from
, BATH BlALTiNoREAAr i1th sch oorvo, SAcnorn, from
or Gd ' as ishs Na Prescott Freeman and Lucy
rian fstn scss Christina Richards Portland; Adj
Calais: sch Smaoa. Kelton Boston ' ~
sin.1o aO'R schs Geo w Carpenter Mcfarland, and
E%s smith, Portland; sch George beering Willard,
fSTts siII y n GStT'3 : II wv
s, mEW W,, Y0kK.Ar nth, briggs Mary Lowell, Par
AT lstn, brig Isabella Jewett Smith, Richmond.
ny. ou 18TH, barque w Grifiths, .Drummond for
Isa,anzas brig Merriwa IngersoD City Point; schs
Bangor. "'' oiosoi1'
Ar 18th, schs Gen Meade. Dinsmore, Bangor: Red
hover Hover, hodsdon, Belfast for Rondout; j e Carnage
Wood, Rondout for Boston. II. T. -
Ar 18th, barque Hesperia, tBr) Jarvis. Shanphae
brig Renshaw, Smith, Malaga; q Eaton. do.
Ar 18th, barque Florence, Smith, Malaga; brig c +
Eaton, Curry, do. 81 - :.
NEW BEDFCRD-Sld 18Th, schs Mary Shields.
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar nth, brig Caroline E KEEL
ley, morrill,, Nantucket tor Boston - =
Leach Aianizer, Mary f Pearson, Capt John, Cor
Inenians Hiaw tha Gertrude Horton L A Nash, A
Na BoS yD 18TH sch Ada Ames, Marston, from
I'D 18TH barque Civilian, Cunningham, ,Jeremie;
p.Es Lillian, Swasey Havana: Jessie Rhynas Jones'
TTSlmore; schs Adelaide, Shaw, Ellsworth; Sarah,
Ihomas Rockland. 'i.+lfNl
Ar a, 18th, ship Julia tDrl Crosby, Arlrossan.
aa = tn, sch Henry A. Wade. Waldoboro. .
= Portland. - $3.50 - ''
CID 18th, brig Nieretta, Rice, Palermo; sch G +
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-21
ITCH ITCH! ITCH | o.,g
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch +!

Ed wheatOn's Ointment
Will Cure the Itch i'm FOrty-Eight Hours.
Also cures SALT RuEUM, ULCERS, chilblains,
and all Eruptions Of the Slin Price 80 cents. For
sale by all druggists. 80 AVG Mugk e'ANi
BY sending GO cents to WEEKS s. POTTER, Sole
Agents. 40 Washington St.; Boston, it will be for
warded by mail, free of postage, to any part of the
United States. lf- In t,... q
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-21
RICE BROTHERS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

MIL WAU KIE, WISCONSIN.
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR, BEEF
iaa PORK, LARD, HAMS, BUTTER, SEEDS, etc.
The following choice brands OF Flour ON hand.-
BERTsHY's BEST, N. WARREN.
CABINET, EAGLE
& . CHAMPION, 4lLl MCCLELLAN. O.
Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge.
Flour and Produce bought, stored and insured at
liberal rates. mari 3eod1y
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-21
SPECIAL NOTICES..
MORE EVIDENCE IN FAVOR OF
J0HNSON'S REPR0DUcTCR!

The editor of lions Advocate, of this city, has
been using Johnson's Hair Reproduction for several
months past and in that paper of Nov. sth 1866 he
speaks of it as follows f ski q
JoHNsoN's REPRoDUCToR.-We know that It is
most excellent article to keep the head free from dam
drum, and prevent The bair from becoming thin.