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M AR In q n EWS
FORT OF oRTLAND.
VIOI n ! : I'M & t1iIIIi
Saturday, November 25.

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Saturday, November 25.
a .sEIaso ARRIVED: s@s4 1890 -
sBarque Caroline Lemont, tnew) Holmes, Of and
Brig Unicorn, Brl Bryan cheyorie Ms COR Boston.
Sch Volga, tBrl Gillespie, st John NIB for Norfolk.
xSch Ann Leland, st John NIB for Boston. I'M sl
] Sch Ann Maria, tBrl ssprague, New River NIB Tor
Sell Conrnec icut earle, Plymouth, Mass-reports,
on Friday night, While at ancher off the Breakwater,
force and breasins the jibbso in three pieces, tore
jibs and did otheE damage. Il Lsljozi All .hai1 ~
Sch Hsrris Kelley, Boston. 3, .i1ii, 90
"a RSch A Hooper, Hutehins Boston, ssih-ef ,.
Sch Telegraph, Woodland, Ellsworth.
Sch Sch 4 4sosSsa aa dap aIdsgl
Sch; Sch Henry Brooks 'Prl Van Anspsg' Boston for
81 Ann, Green Boston FOR Deer Isle. T
/. Sch Ada Ames, Maiston, boston for Rockland. las
Sch Convoy. Fuller, Calais for Boston. nlas5 "a !,
Sch John, Falkingham, Jonesport Cor New York.
y Sch Jane, knights, Bangor for Rockport.
sch Nile, Oliver. Bangor for Boston. ;SaUsI
schs Raven, n nose; - richmond Cousins, and
Sch Albion, Thousand, Bangor for Boston. z &
Sch Eclipse; Burgess, Bangor ror Boston,. 's' p
~ Sch Alice Parker, Harris, Belfast for Baltimore.
Sch Sedonia, Simmons, Thomaston for Hampton
b Sch Minnie Cobb, Snow, Thonaston for Norwich. =.
= Sch Sea Serpent,l ofsSouth Thomastona Burden.
from Rockland ior Boston before reported lowed into
this port in distress, was struck by heavy squal
on Friday, off Portland Light breaking off the main
mast at the deck, and carrying away main rigging
Capt repor hs vessel tight and dd not ill as pre-
lyously reported.
Ar Thursday-Schsz JAS; Freeman. Bernard. from
Tangier; Packet, Grant, and Elizabeth, Jordan.
Ellsworth. Rb1sf & ]. .-gE Ali 4.F.FR faleefW, ,
-. 80, a. g.,fuF CLEARED 4lt-, ,.ili..iss ~
Brig Castilla1, Hardenbrook, Matanzas - Isaac
Sch Hirondell. tBr) Beigea, st John--J Porteous,
Sch Aselda g. Laura, McIndoe, New York; L
Hobsen, .tFi7a .t9if. 3
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Board of Trade.

An adjourned meeting of the Board of
Trade was held at their rooms. Saturday eve.
ming, the President, T. c. Hersey. ESQ.,, in the
chair. ..r
! Messrs. Lewis o. Brien, Lewis Pierce and
James T. Miller, were elected members.
q c. T. Kimball, ESQ.,, from the Committee APP
pointed at the last meeting to consider the
matter of third train between this city and
Boston, reported by resolution, that Commit
tee of three be appointed from this Board to
visit the managers of the railroads between
: this city and Boston, and urge upon them the
necessity and Importance of the running of
third train over their roads. r5s5.'slsi
The resolution was adopted, and Messrs. T.
c. Hersey, Ezra Carter, Jr., and w. S. Dana,
were appointed said Committee. e,s.. ...,g I'D -.
The President introduced the subject Of the
manufacture Of Steam Fire Engines, and
spoke of the expediency of encouraging the
works already established, for the manueac-
ture of them in this city. He called upon Mr..
johnson, who was present, to state his views.
Mr.. johnson made some statements respect
ing the manufacture of engines, under his pa
tent, and urged the necessity of the formation
of stock company, with capital of $4,000,
for the manufacture of these machines, solely.
The demand for Steam Fire Engines, is lar
ger than can be supplied under present ar
rangements. A company engaged, solely, in
manufacturing them, can do a good business.
n Wherever these machines have been intro
duced, they have given satisfaction, and he
was not afraid to place. them Alongside of any
other machines manufactured in this country
On motion of Mr.. Rich, it was voted that
the Board of Trade rccpmmend the establish
ment of a Stock Company, as recommended
by Mr.. johnson, for building Steam Fire En-
gines, under his patent. Adjourned.
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.IsssEr 1aaUE1E.8 . 7 soE
ITCH F! ITCH (! TIGHT 'o1

! "a Physiological View of Marriages:
-Containipg nearly 800, pages, and 1870 fine Plates
and EngraSings of tho Anthony Of the Human Or
gans in a state OF Health and Disease with Trea-
stce Early Errors its Deplorable Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan of
Treatment only rational and successful mode Of
cure, as 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 20 cents in stamps or postal currency
by addressing DIR. LA CROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane
Albany, N. Y. s5sH ithi ~ s7a4 ina aA t7'.
The author may be consulted upon any of The dis
upon which his book treats either persOnauy or
by mai, and medicine scnt to any part of the world
Oct 6-S N de- w6m 3 4
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DIED.

In this city, Nov %, Mrs Judieth B, wife of Chas A.
Mudgett, aged II years IL months. "a 81
\ Eastern and Western papers please copy.]
sI vs. Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at the resi-
denee of her brother-h-law, Capt Thos Pennell, No
t6 WINTER street. Relatives and friends are invited
to attend. .ut NI lttj GI5ty.il .o'ifs
In Windham, Nov %, Mr. Daniel Lowell, aged IS
years. tsud5g lut
GS Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock,
from her late residence.
In Buckfeld, Oct g. Mr. Isaac Tucker, aged 90 yrs;
Nov 2, Mary L johnson, aged 16 years.
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COLGATE'S HONEY sOApti

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, IS made from the choicest materials. is
mild and emolentin fits nature, fragrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in
For sale By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
june31d1yr "'T-A
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

gllGn DOMESTIC PORTS. sft.fsfs
GALVESTON nth, brig Stephen Duncan,
NEW, oRLEANs-Ar 18th, ship Vanguard, Rus
Cd iitS; bardnSs Arlington, bartlett, New York.
Adv 10th, ship Sorrento, Wilson, for Liverpool;
barque Adelaide Norris, Reed, for Havre.
APALACHICOLA-AtE East Pass 18th inst, ships
nson 10y a ssos
pool; Ellen Maria, Dunbar, and Robert Lame, Am
J2CKsONyILLE--Ar2s th uIt. schs E Closson,
Coombs, and Maria Pierson, Jennings, New York.
Ar eth inst sch Mill Creek, Ray, Boston.
FERNANDINA-Ar 14th, sch j Dyer, Rogers,
Nf sMALi%iMoRE-r sd, sch sevsnty-sir. Tel I'm
sd. Sriss Sea Foam, for Bath; VIM Nichols, for
PHiLADELPHIA-Ar 2sd, sch Mary Haskell,
CID sd, big 6 Clary, Bryant, Trinidad; sch J NJ
Ar Esd, brig 4 Il Kennedy, Geyer, Boston; sch
NEW YoRK-Ar 2sd, ship Alex Marshall, Mar
SHALL Liverpool; Queen, Mitchell do; barque Idaho,
Galveston; sch Rainbow, Horton, Beaufort Nc.
Ar oath, barque Casco, Gardiner, Trinidad; sch
Prudence Coombs. Baltimore. siIt l.ifi.
Cid oath, brigs Potomac, Perkins, Savannah; II s
Emery, Palmer Boston. sifei 5He
Ar 18th, ships s g Glover, from Cardiff: Thomas
NEW LONDON-In port 22d, schs Hiawatha, In
graham, Rockland for New York; Benjamin, Mat
thews, PASSPORT for do; Dunton, Jameson, Ban,
Providence 2ad, sch $ E Parker, Fitzger-
aid. New York. = l9arD>iH
PAWTUCKET-Sld Esd, sch Philanthropist, Ho-
mer, New York. an siGs-H isatt $50 -
FALL RIvER--Ar 2sth. sch Otis, Carrie, from New
York. Esau DE ffys ~ssftl-atta frttfk ftfS -
NEWPORT-Ar 3d. Sch Lebanah, Wall, Fall Riy-
or for New York.
Sid 22d, schs Rising Sun, Mary Ella. Belle, Mary
johnson, and others. r.t4,.st.at,.i.l an :. az
.BoSTON-Ar oath, barque Warren Hallett, Ryder.
Gorce, Africa. Ill .lzis.a.t has itrl 8sI3i1 Il
Cid oath, brig X M Heslin, Hammond, for New Or
leans; schs Samuel Fish. Davis, Philadelphia; Mag
mum Bonum, Rich, Bangori sOrozimbo, Blake, for
Brookln, Me; VIM HILL Moon Hancock; Arabella,
Frisbee, Beverly.
Ar 18th, schs Grace. Wall. Lepreaux NIB; Della
ware, Wood, Ellsworth Alnolnak, Shaw, Rockland
j Baker, Barberick, Portland.
Cid 25th, shiu Golden Hind, Davis, Lverpool; lrig
Orozimbo Orcutt, Philadelphia; schs + "A Bailey,
Freeman, Washington: w Drisko, Bucknam, do;
sXf,EMEIs Esd sch Gen Meade, Ferguson, nom
Boston for Belfast
ELLSWORTH Sid nth, barque, Aberdeen, Coch-
ran, Cuba; schs Doris, Remick, and Packet, Grant,
Portland.
AR 18th, brig Sally, Brown, Ncwbuyport; schs
Commodore. Clark, and Masonic, Young, Portland.
Sid goth. sehs Elizabeth, Jordan, Portland; I'D,
Telegraph, Wood, do.
BOOTHDAY--Ar 2Oth,, sch Huntress, Curtiss, I'm
Pembroke for Portland.
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Portland Freeamen,s Ala Association.

Portland Freedmen's Aid Association.
The meeting of this association at the City
Hall this Monday evening, is designed to be
very attractive affair, and it is hoped the
ladies and gentlemen Of the city will see to it
that every seat is filled. BY request we pub
hitch halnu
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LOOK, LOOK /!

SEND income DOLLAR, by mail, and i will
send you any of these Goid-Plated Articles % p
Ladies Neck Chain, Gents West Chain, No. Book
ct for two pictures Jet Hoops, Set Of Ladies Jewel
ry, Gold Ring, Gents Chain Pin, Gents Anchor Pin,
Pearl Sleeve Buttons. Gold Plated Buttons, Silver
Plated Pen-HOlder, Pen and Pencil.
.YIfL DIR EsS En-, Portland, Me- r a
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LETTER FROM REp. L. C. srFyEss,

Pastor Of Baptist Church, Gefstopa Centre, ". n.
what think Of your White Pine COMPOUND lnever
before put pen to paper to tell any man what
thought of a patent medicine My father, physi-
elan Of the school, carly led me to serious suspi
the stamp Of that fraternity But these susp;e
have parted with by degrees, have fefully
quainted myself with the leading principles o. Hy-
dropathy, homeopathy, ThompsonIa ism, Eclec-
ticsm, and other 81 stems which have GAINED public
favor within the last twenty live years so that
tons.
Then the sympathy which feel for you, as a former
Baptist pastor Obliged to relinquish the ministry
merely on account Of ill health, blu still chershing
all lie ardOr OF your early years for this blessed
WORK, and aboring to your utmost in other ways to
proclaim the orious Gospel-ne ined me, as mat
Ter OF duty, toeomply with your request.
lnlS63 Ioecame acquainted with Deacon HOlInes
Boardman, OF Maine, bro her of the late Ueorge Da-
ma Boardman, formerly missionary in Buimah, and
T. om him for the first time earned the wonderful
medicinal qua tiles of white pine bark nc had a
few year Uefore been brought to the borders Of the
grave by what the best If physicians pronounced
pulmonary consumption, and was given up to die,
but was nevertheless entirely cured BY q preparation
time, unit became acquainted with your ar icle,
have been surprised tina phi osOphical mind WIS
found to undertake n cough preparation from white
pine. .rf
As as your article was brought to my notice, 1t
therefore secured my attention and have not failed
to acquant my self with sufficient number Of facts
to produce q edjudgment as tot va ne. Some
of nv own family have tried il with signal benefit
Ibelieve it one Of the best cough medicines pre-
pal ed. Besides its value Cough Medicine, have
good reason to believe 1t be all Il claims as
Yours truly, c. STEVENS,
Several other c'ergymen end physicians have al
50 written DE- r., high approving Of his White
Pine Compound
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11sOM OUK CORRESPUNDENis
GREEN'S LANDING, Nov 1S-Sld, schs Packet,
Grant, ana Senator Bonsey, from Ellsworth) tor
Nov 2l-Sld, schs Gloucester, Collins, for Boston;
Oranaska, Allen, for Castine; Speed Sullivan, Sedg-
SHIP sBUnp!NG-The following vessels have been
built at Damariscotta and Newcastle during the past
A ship Of III tons. called the II Stetson, built
and owned by Stetson Brothers.
A ship of ST tons, recently launched and not vet
named, built and owned by Norris & 90. n
brig or 80 tons, called the w Metcaf, built by
MefcaI q Son, owned by the builders and parties in
a brig Of 42s tons, called the Kitty Coburn, built
BY Merr u, Hall s. Barstow, and owned BY parties in
A three-asted sclir Of 537 tons recently launched
and not yet named, built by Potter and owned
by parties in New York.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Hobson's Bay, Australia, Sept 81 ships John
Dimnnock, Harvard, from london, or 18th, disg
Golden Horn Rice, from do, ar 18th, disg; Joshua
Bates, Walker, for Hong Hong.
At Nagassah Sept !, barque Mathew Luce, Hardy,
from Boston. gI5J.lq nan
At Foochow Sept II, ship Archer, Cressey, for New
York, ldg; barques Lizzie Bo9gs, Dizer, tor Shang-
Ihae; Chase Hamilton for East Coast. y * -
I AT Singapore Oct 6, ships Magnet, King, tor Bos
ton, ldg: Naples, Pike, for Calcutta. -ii '-fl 90
AT Penang It'll uf, ship Eureka, Hale, from Cal
cutta, ar 9th, disg. r.. ) -, -rCy r-s~~, r.
Sid tn. ship Caslda, Stafford, New York. y lO'
Ar at Goree Oct 8, Sch Hydrangea, Shaw, Boston,
Sid FIN Havana 18th, brig D Lincoln, Merrinan,
Key West .gt 4 -I.foIi Z Jf.r,,f, risa.., q
Maria, Daily, Boston. -..la..sl
Ar at Matanzas 18th inst, barque Charles Edwin,
Maddocks Portland. I,'sI siIss,t,f, FL ...tt "a, -
Sid FIN Cardenas 10Th, brig J Polledo, Warwick,
Portland.
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EB- Somebody in the Chicago Tribune
strongly advocates the removal of the nation
al capital from Washington to Philadelphia
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SAILED -Baroues Deborah Pennell, Christina |;
brgs Frank Allen, P r Curtiss, Abilene, belmont
Locke. Nellie Move, Burrnah, Alex Milliken; scns
Baker, West Wind, Matanzas, Lizzie w Dyer, and
about 2O9 coastwise schs previously reported put In
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Sch Venus. Hersey, PembrokeImaster. !,
sWinslow. 90
~ Sunday, Novcnaber 28.
~ ARRIVED.
Steamer Montreal Lisconib, Boston.
Sch Mechanic, Young, Ellsworth.
Sch Wild Rover, Rogers, Cape Ann
Sch Mafaafie Riohorr2a nAaoor1RcOtt8,
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old Cata,e5,aa, Vine, !! - -

Invalds and all who wish gentle stimulan. and
nvigorator, call atlso liz sig i...sSy NJ .,I
ggoH ,iiadiaGtg CROSMAN s. CO.'S.
and get bottle of cid Catawba which is PURE and
EXTRA FINE" u.s. s'5'ai i' 1t'9is 80 isse Aia =
- :. = 4, 9ii1fal 81 i'as sIas4io1'.i a.ia III hsi
Novs.-sNd3wa ,1ssoergiil esoisG ,iias % - sac
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Boston Stock List.
MARRIED.

In this city, Novl28, by Rev DR. Smaller Frank j
Bailey and Miss Henrietta Pearson, both Of Port
land.
In Bath, Nov %, Francis B Dunton and Lydia G
Soule, both of Woolwich.
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DISASTERS.

Brig Hudson, lof Searsport) Griffin, from Rondout
for Boston, was abandoned at sea mo date given.)
Crew saved and landed at HAMBURG
Sch Abigail Haynes, Bellaty, at Ellsworth from
Boston, had heavy weather the 9Th inst lost and
split sails, and the Captain got badly hurt by the
main boom. H ~ /! b -u...I
Ship Benz Adams, before reported wrecked, was
driven ashore Esd ult, at Spanish Cay. She was a
good vessel OF ll10 tons, built at Bath in 1852 and
Sch Lebanah, of st George, arrived at Newport Esd
inst with foremost sprung and damage to spars She
will remain for repairs.
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New Advertisemets.


Letters Remaining Unclaimed
N THE POST OFFICE AT PORTLAND State
q T vs. asaa Mta an Gay Of Noymebor 1885. ~
must calf for Advertised LettersS Sv the applicant
this list andpiy ONE CENT for advertsine ua'e o.
~ II not called for within ONE MONTH. fhev will
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! 2H1as9ecsa5 Notses Ada US

( al special NOtSce Al IA - = ~
( TO THE MERCHANTS OF PORTLAND
I have served my Country during the war have
desire good situation. I am a good writer; am
quick at figures have good education, and pro-
cure the best Of am prepared to devote
Any person wishing the services Of SOBER 7indusi
Gus and JIiaiaL man, in any capacity, may address
j. N. A. WILLIAMS,
w1nnn e Posi- Office, Portland, Me- I.
Ney, 24S-7sNd2w = c UCd h1G6 Uf
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Halls Rirhher Emnor;un

ffall ) NuDOcr emporium
Is at 147 Middle Street, where every variety OF Rub
Der Goods be procured at Manufacturers prices.
Their assortment OF Rubber, Jewelry, and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent. = I fune23tt
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ORDER OF EXERCISES. }

PRAYER BY REV. j. c. sTocKBRIDGE, D. D.
SINGING BY THE AUDIENCE-ssAMERICA.i' -
ADDRESS BY THE PREs1pEfT, non.
80 WOODBURY. DAYS. -
ADDRESSES BY REV. j. j. CARRUTHERS, d. D., REV.
CASA DALTON, REV. d. NJ. GRAHAM, d. d., r. n
t.4 ~ '.if AND REV. c. Il. ALLEN. -
READING BY REV. VIM. b, HAYDEN OF THE FOL-
LOWING HYMN, TO BE SUNG by THE @4it
t....rF- .,e AUDIENCE: y - st5,.,tttt.,fg,
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Tt Don't Make Any Difference
How much is said about "bogus doctors and bogus
dru2gists,'f the PEOPLE ARE GETTING 40
KNOW that SMOLANDE.R'S EXTRACT BUCKU
will CURE diseases of the KIDNEYS, RHEUMAT-
ISM, GRAVEL and DROPSY. Price ONE Doll
I A
For sale by y '' go
aiIag IA BEL. C. gibson,
no2fd6t II Market Square,
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.,e;i,a,Agents TAINTED j. ~. IN
To sell the BEST PRIZE PACKAGES in the
Country Call, or address fi4atAg.ci 20 > l.'ll
L. DRESSER 90 Exchange Street --t.y
Nov 27-d4w~ Portland, Me.
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NeeO Goods, NeW Goods ! {
- lOl CD UsT REoEIVED AT II & .lOoS
IN EccSE,r2 IS 90 Ex IN Nfsxs Syrr E,EyV

Photograph Albums from 80 cts. to IS. All kinds of
Jewelry going cheap. Poitmonnaes from 90 cts. to
81 Rubber Dancing Dolls % cts All kinds of goods
going cheap, for 30 days.. Give DRESSER a call at
his Old Stand above the Post Office, Egchange st. rs
Nov. 1S--sNd4w*a assi l-aI 1sl5y igs ~ gni sf'ii
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SPECLAL NOTICES.
The First National Bank
.e.. .. OF PORTLAND. g7ep
EST ON DEPOSITS.

sLLLUtE -islLla - IrlII IL
THIS Bank will issue Certificates of Deposit paw
able demand, bearing interest at favorable rates
- 1..t w. Z. GOgLD, Cashicr.I
Portland Nov. Is, 1865 dtfsN
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TESTIMONIALS.

very 'arge number Of important estimonia's
have arcady been received from PLY scians, Clergy
mon Ap0thecares and indeed, from all cl In So
ciety, speaking in the most fla tering terms of the
White Pine Compound.
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Hon. P H sweetser Of south Reading, writes.

"Having long KIN ewn something Of the valuable
medical properties Of the White Pine, was prepared
on seeing an advertisement Of your White Pine Com
pound, to give the medicine trial 1t has been used
by members OF my family for several years. FOE colds
and coughs and IN some cases of serious kidney diff
eulties, with excellent results Several friends
have also received much benefit from the Compound
We intend 10 keep it always on hand -
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SPECIAL NOTICES. !

A Fact Worth knowing, II
That Rubber Goods can be repaired b neat @nnd
manner, at "a
HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM.
juiyzfsntf AT Middle st.
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FROM A BOSTON PASTOR
RaaToN Ian arv fc 1sel

=, BUSTONJ jan hry TO, I>bs-
REV. j. W POLAND III ID
Dear Sir:-lou White Pine Compound has been
used in my family and know of others have used
it, always with good effect, ard feel fully Justified
and it is with pleasure that that regard it (un
like most preparations OF the dag, - wholly deser
Ing Of the entire confidence Of the public Notonly
do consider ta SAFE, but efficient remedy Tor all
diseases Of the throat.
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REY. II. ID. HODGE.

can ss vii as ipprn,.eh., IN la,sa 80 ~ P.i
May u, S63, says: "lhnd it excellent m edieine
in kidney disease"
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

4 tMimiature Alma ma c. -. 3. November 81.
Sim .7.p5 Moon sets ..1247 AN
Sun sets. .4.30 High water. .. 5z7 PM
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81 have for years regarded your White Pine Com
pound an inva able remedy. can truly say that
regard 10 seven more elcaeiOus and valuable than
ever. have just taken the pound for cold, and
it works chariningly.D ~
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Melinda Saml Capt sch Azelda & Laura
Glkey Delmar A barque BENZ Colcord aa.4
Blake Frank S sch Col Hanson
Bowden Alonzo sch Canton -'lii.-t = 4 f.t
Drinkwater John b bark Chalmeete
Webber Saml Jr sch Canton
Talbot Nathl II Sr barque Fannie
Edmonds Thos Captseh q W Carpenters ID -
Case Thos sch Interest
SWEET Byron w sch Genl Grant -
Finlays@ Alsxy sch JAS Brophy q L
Pain Capt sch Mirror
Sanborn + Capt sch Sarah b Harris ga 49,
A. L. DOLE, Postmaster.
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B3-A coroner in Arkansas, after empanes
ling his jury, said Nov, gentlemen, you are
to determine whether the deceased came to his
death by accidenoe, incidense, or by incendia-
ry.' The verdict was that athe deceased came
to his death by accidence in the shape of
hoyviakn;fan ca - fs.
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Sch Hirondell, (Br) Belgea, St john Porteous,
Sch AEelda g. Laura, McIndoe, New York; L
Hobsen, tFi4a .f9i - q
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An adjourned meeting of the Board of
Trade was held at their rooms, Saturday eve
ming, the President, T. c. Hersey. Esq, in the
aI,osr
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DIR Nichols of Northaeld, Vt says.

81 find the White Pine Compound to be very efica-
cious not in coughs and other pulmonc affections
but also in affections Of the kidneys, debility Of the
stomach and other kindred organs.n
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-14
tllg, Bed 14. g200eNt0er 1865.

irphte, Gbc Spar nur Elm 0ort su fpre6en
i'm Stanoe tpQr, bQtte Der .rGltige S6mieo i'm
ulf bic @dulter 9enommen, tpprauf er feine
Manoerun8 nit ebenio raidem Gcbritt forts
iebte, wdbrenb CT nluntor iugte:
p9u bjft mir etnS Sebpa6er 6&ulieD !; 9u
tpie9it ia niAt mebr ais Elm piers6lli9er gageI.
SD m66te nur lpilien ME Gin iolHer Wi6t
einen 6antner 5u fiibren parmag. Wabri6eins
lid BAIT 9n niehlQ!8 ettpa8 gtn6ere8 8etbau, Qls
ben 8l0sbalg ge5ogen. Stun, nun, Die Gade
miro l4 idon MAIDEN, rpeun 9u nur erit nit
8leiib uno RartOhatt lp;eoer 9efeiti8t biit. =
g8os gliliOnen 0ammerl6ld0e, i6 CLAUDE, Der
S6lingcl itirbt mir !" rief er uno blieb ftez
ben. --s5 fa
Spar, ipelben er auf Den 31den truo, battle
ale NluStellpanntraft perlOren bno binq I6ncr
uno i6loff auf ben breiten G6ultern. i.
uNba!" marmelte Der Stnlieo, o[S er ben,
anaben ben 4ul$ gefa6t bate, zee bat Sas
BepuBtiein perlpren. SD fam mir oenten,
oas ct Nifts sn e1ien befommen, unb 70 1T
Ct fait perbNngert 9u ld6t iib idpn abbelz
ien."
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-14
f1errexfie 0asen,

S0eit H5ratt Str. Jle. 800 nno 35oa.
@teincu see6rtcA Greunben uns sem 8ublifum ntate
i6 biern,;t pic an;ege, esb i'd sss &on et 5a6ren an
beem @labe etebrie Gei6df Hberusutmen babe unb
dnbis sn reidbaiaes Eager GSnen, slib seorbeis
teteu Seenfteben ueueer Goepn su Sen biIiSen rei=
fen spr1Gf6i5 Galten unb su ipe au 8eeluns anfer=
tisen perbe stOffe fir sSde uns 6Dienseu8e in alien
Serten uus su Racu 4rei'cn. III.
Ter1er cine GnsUa6I Teseni9irne, GtSte &C., fcpie
aGe in bieieS Sad eiHiAlasenOen Irtifei.
- alc 8efeaunseu perseu rrempt biGiS unO in
tiir5eftsr srR eusefertist.
y. 6. Safer.