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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-23

A FITTING REBUKE.-A Copperhead pa
per taxes the Republican Rarty with favoring
Negro Equality, because Senator Sumner
moved and procured the admission of Mr..
Rock, the colored lawyer Of Massachusetts,
to practice before The Supreme Court of the
United States. The Cumberland, MD In
tslIigencer thus puts it to the irate Negro
hater:
just as we expected. As soon as the Ne
gro, availing himself of the opportunity for
ii;Iso,e which freedom affords, shows
nlIisen capable of being something more than
sia'o anu beast, the narrow minded Demo-
flsas f try "a howl about negro equality
negro by cultivating Your own Minds instead
Of doing SO by preventing him from cultivat-
ing T. his Isl, Precious few Democrats in these
the Supreme Court in the present conditso,, of
their learning. Come, gentlemen, spruce mn n
OF tne niggers" will beat you.
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nOMEsTIC PORTS.

SAVANNAH-Ar 18Th. brig Neptune, Russell.
do 1E, Head sc; l4th, ship Sturges, Williams,
S Si lo,n sch Il CoDant. Look, Boston; 10th brig
Sa 1n1 walsh, Cramer, Philadelphia.
h GII iItn ship May Flower, Goodwin, New York I;
Oiis lam Maloney, Hilton Head
| Rich. New York
II. Ar r 18th 4 eargue Palermo, MOCarty, New York;
Ar lS 3 h ship John Bunyan, Carver New York;
| Ar 14th, ship Sterling, HILL Portland. baroua
Columbia, Weaver, New York ''-4"'
Ar l5ih' oarque Harvest Moou, Staples, from New
Ar 10th, ship Ida Lilly, Muott, from Bstb. baroua
Maria Henry, Prince, Portland.
Cid 10th. brig Neptune. Russell, Savannah; 18th,
barque Houston, RoFs, Philadelphia; schs Gov COny
Brown, Folly lslond; Antietam, Chandler Savan-
' Cid 10th, barque Annie NJ Palmer. skolaeld, for
FORTRESS MONRoE-Ar 10th. barquo Wright
Jr Lnnekin, New York.
At do 18th, ship Thornton, Wells, for New York
BALTIMoRE-Ar goth, sch Sarah Green, Con-
airy, Boston.
Also ar Goth, brig Leighton, Leighton, Beaufort;
sch Henrietta. Wiley, Fortress Monroe.
PHILADELPHIA Ar Goth, sch A Hammond,
Higgins, Boston.
NEW YORK-Ar 10th, barque Savannah. stin-
son. Savannah; brigs Lizzie w Eaton, Grand Turks
Alex Milliken, Cienfuegos.
Ar list, barque Mary Rich, Clapp. Cow Bay CB;
brig Abby Fenno, Mclean Zaza; scbs Ro.ina''
Hunt Lubec; Pioneer Alfred, Portland; Cert nd },
Coaiwell. Boston; Maria Hail. Fairfield Provid no };
j w Lindsey, Lewis; Clara Jane, Parker and A j
Russell. hodge, do; Union, Hutchins, and il id g.
Roberts, Elizabethport for Boston
Cid 2lst, ships VIM rockingham Qua'ey, Havre;
Robena, Martin. Sombrero: Edith Child, Flo tr ,ss
Monroe; barque Lochiel, Graham, BRenos yrs;
brigs C Merriman. Batchelder. Aspnwall; 81 n
coe, Higgins, Cardenas; Polledo, Plummei, for
Portland
NEW LoNDoN-sailed goth, brig Julia Arey
Weeks. for New York.
PROvIDENCE-Sld 2lst, sch Mari l. fitzpatrick,
New York. lla,.
NEWPORT-Sld goth, schs Maracabo, Henley
from Portland for New York; Fanny Heating, Rich,
Boston for Philadelphia; Harriet Newell. Gould, fun
Boston Fortress Monroe: redk Ball, Ingraham, fm
New York for Providence.
In port. ship Young Mechanic, McLoon, from st
Thomas, wig orders; brig Condor, Ames, FIN Sierra
Leone for New York; schs Hardscrabble Gregory
Rockland for New York; Bengal, Pinkham I'm Fall
River for New York; sarah Holden. do for do
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar Dist. barque Selah Gould.
Baltimore for Boston; sch Pecker, Gould, from
Norfolk for do.
In port Goth, barque Aberdeen; brigs Cathaiiue
Rogers, Calmuck, and Renshaw schs Louis w alsh
Willow: Cherub, Chas Hodgdon, X e Peckar, and
Henrietta.
BoSTON-Ar 2lst, schs Cohannet, CARLOW. East
port; VIM Pena, Curtiss. Kennebunk.
Cid 21st barque Ada Carter, Keuney Portland
to load for Cuba; brig Roamer. Mcfarland Port
Royal sc; schs Argonaut Green, Matanzas; AddIe.
Osborn, Mattheson, Jeremie; isIawatha Ingrabam
Fortress Monroe; Quivet. Paine. do.
AR 221. brig Sata an Bernice. johnson Miragoane=
sch Geo Gilman, Collins, Cutter.
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RELEAsED.-A dispatch was received last
evening from Major Mattocks of the 18th
Maine, announcing his arrival at ANNAPOLIS.
from the Libby prison at Richmond. He will
be at home in few days. Major NJ, was cap.
tured last May In the battle ofthe Wilderness.
while in charge of the sharpshooters. He
escaped once from Columbia prison, and was
in the mountains for some days, where he got
lost, and was recaptured and taken to Dan
vile. and subsequently to Richmond.
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Hiiton's 1nso,ub,e Ce,meut.

For wood, leather trockery, and other substances
is the best aid TO that the housekeeper
hayo 1t Is in liquid form, and insolube in water or
oil 1t viii adhefeoiy substances comp etely. Two
ounce bottle, with brush family packaye) % cents
each. Sold everywhere.
HILTON BROS. & Co., Proprietors, Providence,
be sent by mail. o a jeb7d3m
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F,.o,,, Mepioo,.

New YORK Feb. %.
Advlces from the Northern states of Mexico
show that the people are determined to resist
Macmillan.
The States of Chihuahua, Sonora and Sina-
loa, are entirely clear of imperialsts, except
few at Mazatlan.
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va qas savannah lof Richmond Stinson at Nav
az basr from savannah via Port Royal SC experienc
crew are badly frost bitten P-'eAHo' must OF tho
onlP oyuon . Harding, from Kurrachee. (before
rsp0rteu went ashore 7th nlt on the SW Pronr
total wreck The was formerly The Am hin VViuA
dermore, but was Transferred 10 British a1gf sba
and hailed from Boston AAV' '0"S'
Sch d Arey, of and from Belfast for New York
before reported ashore near Fort Adams was cot IN
z S9. and towed to Newport by the U steamer
RENAME In her. S ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-23

THE LEAGUE meeting last evening was
largely attended. The time was occupied in
congratulatory remarks from eeyeral members
upon the recent glorious victories, and especi-
ally upon the old flag being once more flung
TO the breeze over Sumter, Moultrie and
Charleston,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-23

Bris o WIN Parks. tof PoItland) Preds,,cLs c..
aehas "a hst-has encountered very heayy ~ - AZ
sao .' hAo decks fwept and lost derk I"cd srda
aOd's also, lost fretopgalant mast and ySrd Ist
~T Al, ipi1s ssi1s and sustained other damage
SLs LEO oeo Chase, Dunning, CRrdenas
S Sh Joseph, McCariy Monhegan.
oen fleetwing, Ster Ing, Monhegan.
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The NeV Secretary of the Treasury.
r. New YORK, Feb. %.
The Tribune says the President has coz
cluded to appoint Hugh Mccullough, now
Comptroller of Currency, Secretary of the
Treasury. ia FIfIEG1rEtw
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AtSt Vincent CYL 10Th nit, barque Amy N;Sker-
son, for Isle ~ Saul. - Ni"Ne'
y Al oCvI 22d uit brig Chicapec,, Kelley. for
AT at IarragOna oath ult, barque Warren Hallett.
ca Ar at Flushing 9Th inst, ship VIM Nelson. Smith,
Skolfeld, for Boston. "y"~ 0A0ieiu'
Old a. London s;h inst, barque Celia Carver,
49, "a. ;era
Rotterdam. "AN~" "1u' IiuFiuSe'
!, ON Deal Eng, 9Th inst. ship B Kimball. Dear
sid I'm Glasgow Sd inst, barqus Colonel Lesyard.
,na az Queenstown An inst, ship Topgaant, Phil
AT bnenos Ayres Dec 20, barque JAS M Churchill.
tLeasy'ior New York, ldg; brig Richmond Powers
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NOTICE.

DIR. P. P. QUIMBY would give notice that on and
after March lst 1866, his terms will DO follows;-
Frat Examination at office, 80 90
Each subsequent tting. at ciiee, 100
Fret determination at residence, II within the
city. $50
Each subsequent visit, $50
Terms for visiting patients in ether places can be
learned at his Office, No. Is International House,
or by addressing him letter there, onclosingstanp
Portland Feb II, 1S65--d5w*
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-23

VIII positively cure
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Coughs, CoIds
And the first ages Of
q . N = u M PHO
sn 1t is q sure preventative for
DIPTHERIAs
rsale by all Druggists. Price per Bottle So.
Pr WEEKS POTTER.
Druggists, No. ITO Warrington Street, Boston, Mass.
Llill General Agents. febl5d6w
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owe notice great rnsh at shs New York Store
No. l25 Middle st. where they are closing cut their
Water stock at reduced prices. Ladies in want of
any kind DR., Goods will do well TO give them
call before purchasing. febi5 cod sw
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Recent Publications,

LORD OAKBURN's DAUGHTERS; By Mrs HEN
RY WooD, author Of ''Oswald Cray and many
other popular works of fiction Mrs. Wood is q
charming novel writer, and Yields prolific pen
"Lord OakburE' s Daughters is believed to be
fully up to her best efforts, and it will be sought
and read by tens of thousands. T. B. PETER.
SON & BRos,, Philadelphia, are the American
publishers, and the volume before us, from Their
press, isprinted from the advanced proof.sheets
purchased by Messrs. P. & Bros, from the au-
thor, so as to be issued here simultaneously with
its publication in Europe Price in cloth bind.
ing $500. Railway edition-in paper covers =
$3.50.
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Lock, Look (!

500 Buff Envelopes Only $1.25.
AT d RESS ER'S OLD STAND,
90 Exchange St., above the Post Office.
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Fort Anderson was captured on Sunday by
Gen. Scho6eld and Admiral Porter. Most OF
the garrison escaped toward Wilmington,
though the fort and all the guns were lett IN
good condition. The army was following Oil
Wilmington, accompanied by the two moni-
tors, and it was expected by the messenger
that Wilmington would be in our possession
on Monday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-23

FOR THE FRoNT.-A squad of 100 men
from Camp Berry, under command of Lieut..
: K. Lantz, I'd N. Y. cavalry, left in the steamer
for Boston last evening, bound to the front.
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sREcIAL NOTICES.
.Nntice-

a assessment of Ten Dollars a share Las oeen
Scre ~ : .. On ne capital stock of the New gland
and m 70 company, aud the ne Que
on" 70" "io a. the Office of The Treasurer
fer Urter OF the ID rectors
Fab 81 1ees HENRY FOX. Treasurer.
~. - ASoo' leb2l div
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IMPORTS.

TRINIDAD. Brig Mary Thompson-1OO hhds
sugar. 10 tres do, 2Oa hhds moasses Is tres do to
Z Churchill Cos bbl molasses master.
Brig ID Liucoln--S51 hhds molasses, 80 tres do
Is bhls do 60 hhds sugar, 500 cocoa nuts 10 nophp
Eaton.
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MARRIED.

IN Monroe, Feb IA, Ivory Bean, of Portland. and
Miss Felicia Shaw, of NJ. ~ ~1U
In Gorhan, Jan 20, by Rev G II Cressey. Arcbo.on.
ton. Seiii' VI buA-
In Bath, Feb 10. Charles w Hievips a, a Mt.
Kinda Decker. both of Georgetown. -D "iss
Quinn. iA A'Vse
Mrs Mary A Rowe 1855 ''e'e"s anu
IN orri9gton Feb 10. Edwin L Adams. of Hamp.
ue m ana Miss Ssbrna Z Bartlett of o
Lift III Foster, both of Argyle ~ az" MISS
Ro Tucson Jan 81, Ebsh Cross and Mrs Helen
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-23

Jan 10, lat 10 n Ion 20 w, barqEe Isis Curtis, fum
New York for Montevideo ' 40 "AA
Feb Z, lat 81 N. lon 10 w, shin Ontario wotsoD
from Cardiff for Calcutta. "'
Fs6 H. lat a64 Ion 40 q, was passed chip Isaac
Webb Stowell, from New ork for Iiyernooi -'-@'
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCH!
Scratch ! Scratch (! seratch
WHEATONS OINTMENT

WIZ Cure the Itch i'm AZ Hours.
Also cures SALT RHRUM. UIcpps cy,,ar.
ana All Eruptions of the Skin. Price 80 cents Fo,.
sale by all Druggists. WINS N"r
ny sendlrg 80 cents to any Apothecary in Port.
land, 1t will be forwarded by mail free az nos, s
to any part of the United States. f'''-s''
WEEKS Porter, Sole Agents,
ifO washington street, Boston,
,,.oe..so W. WRIPPLR
JAnAoeouom and Il. l.. STANwooD.
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DIR. TEBBETTS'
iPHY sIOL GIoAL 81
III AIR
r f q e N f r A It o r
fAtiI 4 IT'S MoDUs oPERAEDI: ET

I'd ai--A a- - -. ~
Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands or more commonly Roots
OF the Hair is from these Glands that every hair
OF the head is formed and secreted AS long as the
scalp is free from disease these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps it's natural az
ard color. But when humors and other diseases :
feet the scalp these glands become Invoked in the
same disease and the hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle Sooner or later the hair begins to fall
off, and in many cases, If not arrested will produce
conplete badness.
TO remedy this pathological condition of IL
glands, and create new and healthy action, II
Physiological Hair Regenerator has proved per.
feet success
tisnot a "Dye. and will not stain particle. IL
WIZ positiveiy RESTORE GRAY HAIR" in all case
to its original color. 1t promotes growth OF new
mar in all cases on Bald Heads when the glands nv
roots OF the hair not completely disoros mead
1t prevents the hair from falling off and .emovesal
dandruH, heat, humors and itching from the seaIn
l. Keeps ING mar soft mostand perfectly beatty and
highly perfumed and as dressing it has no supsri.
or. The "Hegenerator' Is warranted 50 Drod nc a..
above results in all cases, if not the money 10 he
refunded: Whit every "Grsy Head" in New Enr
iano can be restored in less than thirty days.
.gnibfiB Price 81. per Bottle,
% TEBBETTS BROTHERS,
Druggistsaae Chemists, Propriesoys. Mauobester
GEORGE O GOODWIN / co., IS Hanover u
street. Boston, General wholesale Agents
w, w., WaiPPLE, Agent for Portland, Maine.
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s8- carricrsef the Daily Press are not a.sored
to segfs2ers on their routes.
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Rend This.
.coLGArE,s noNEY soAp.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
demand. is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emollient in It's nature, fragrant,y
sc snted and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale By oil Druggists and Pansy
Goods Dealers. mn 10 jan3ldlyr.
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wilmington must be Evacuated-AR official
~sn. Opinion.

NEW DIRK, req. Y.
The Tribune's dispatch says though it is not
positiyely known that Wilmington has been
evacuated, still it is believed that it soon will
will be, and the rebel force there sent to
Beauregard with the endeavor to check Ger.
Sherman's advance.
A high official expresses an opinion that
Lee cannot remain in Richmond thirty days,
and must either raise the seige or fall back to
Lynchburg, the only line Of retreat now open.
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DR.. HARVEY. having sold out my busi
ness in Boston, have permanently located IN Port
land, Me, where shall pay particular attention 10
the treatment OF Chronic Complaints with n new
Chemical Remedies
have cured hundreds of cases after all other rem
cdies have failed
Q Consultation Free. o..
Office hours from to II A. N and from 2 to D.
feb21d6t
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Real Estate for 8 ale.

Il sale by io onsrod ior
JOHN c. PROCTOR, LIiaE STIR EFT.
Together with many other dessrab,a -.
the city and adjacent theret1 iene 70 ~
On Line OF Railroad
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p1rpcr W. sYK ES,
ronohAsEf FOR EAsTj ERN ACCOUNT,
FI0uR ap OF
~ LAIN, SEEDS, PROV sIONS, LARD, But
Par ~ and WESTERN PROD UCE generally
and 1cuar attention given TO hipping by quickest
cheapest routes. No. 159 South Waier ST.,
r.. o. K All.
ara dasIerences1Messrs s. G. B. yxd ear & Co; Mayn-
a re I Mansi n q W. Chicko rng, q Ii. CummnSs
80 ~ nals,eit, Davis & Co; 5estol j. N. Racon
N ~ treSaent Newt n Ne tisnsl Bank New ton,
--A's' y b. Coffin, Esq, Ne " York City fet23dly
NOIf .ce.
ins oiizsns Of Cumberh md who arg unc>ndilior-
any 'o5a to the Govern tent, are reou, sied to
at the Town House in sa d Town ON Fri 'sy. March
ing viz - N 49,
lst-ro chooses Mo'iora or to preside owe, said
meeting.
Sd-Tono~inato all town ofis ,r for the ensuing
year necessary 70 90 chosen by ballot snd act on
any O'ner business that maycon ie before sa meet
ing. Per Order Union I,ou,, r,Or,,.,,,.1e
~ W 49, 1900. feb23l<
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OR "A d

PoR LAND
Photographic Gallery
~ ALONZO s. DAVIS, Proprietor,
80 Middle ST., rs Portland, Me.
Copying done in the best manner dec29tf
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WESTMINSTER REVIEW.

WESTMINSTER REVIEW
The Janusry number of this popular En-
glish qua.erly has come to hand, from the Amer
lean republication office of L. Scott & Co.. New
York. Contents: 1. Taine's History of English
Literature = Contemporary Writers: q. The
Science of Language; 9. Hamlet; A. The Intel
lectual Development of Europe; S. Peace in
PolandI 6. Circumstantial Evidence, 7. 'sWhat-
ever is, is Right" g. Railway Reform, Q Con-
temporary Literature.
Terms of the Reviews for 1865: ANY one of
the Reviews, $500; for any two do. ST: for any
three do. $40; fcrall four, SIP; for Blaekwood
"a; for Blackwood and the four Reviews. Sl5.
PooKET LEXICON.
We are indebted to the publishers, ]. P. Lip
pincott & Co., PHILADELPHIA, for yerv neatly
got-up volume, in gold, with soft morocco
covers, the title page of which tells the whole
story and reads as follows "Jenkin's Iest-
pocket Ler,coa: An English Dictionary of all
except familiar words; including the prineipal
Scientific and Technical Terms, and Foreign
Moneys, Weights and Measures; emitting what
everybody knows, and containing what every
body wants to know, and cannot readily find y
We are favorably impressed by this little vol
ume' and think.it will fulfil the expectation
created by its title page.
GoDEY's LADY's Book
The March number Of this admirable work is
upon our table. "The Shadow on the Walln is a
beautiful suggestive steel engraving, and the
double plate of ''Spring Fashions is up to Mr.
Godey's best efforts in this direction. The Num-
Der as whole is very attractive, and affords
evidence that in the midst of the most gigantic
civil war of the ages our people continue mind
iul OF the embellishments of life, and show no
tendency to lapse into barbarism in taste any
more than they doin their moral, religious and
philanthropic tendencies.
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by T7FIFGR-A.PH
EVENING PAPE9s.
BALTIMORE, Feb. p.

Capture of Fort ARders0n-Oit ArnsU ap-
prOachtng Wilmington.
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LAMB & 1UINLIN,
GoMMlssli1N MERCHANTS,
No. "a South Main ST.,
ST. LOUIS, MO.

"a fartic7lar attention given to the pure .ase Of
alour PROVISIONS, Cotton and Wool. Orders solic-
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Insysr Brigham Co; Fenno 4 Child; A. G.
rzrWen & Co, Boston. Hoyt + Company: FP
woodbury.; New York. Merchants Bank st. Louis
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TEBBETTS BROTHERS,

GEORGE @. GOODWIN / CO., as Hanover
street, Boston. General Wholesale AGENTS
wv WHIPPLE, Agent for Portlsnd. Maine.
, 1865-03-18

ut should stand to Gov Johnson's credit, u
rays the Washington Ghr1oic,1, "that before
he Left Nashville, he telegraphcd to. Washing.
ton that he was not lit to make the trip, and
that hc wonld rather remain at home to assist
in the regeneration and restoration Of Ten.
nrssee. thun to be Vice President OF the
United States. But after council held
among his friends here, It was deemed right
that he should be present to participate In
the angus, cermonies Of Mr. Lincoln's Inaug.
rrutfon for second term. In obedience to
enrnest request, he came, and when he reach
cd Washington was so eufee1tcd as to be
compelled to take to his he'd at once. =
We are assured that no nun alive can feel
20 kecnly as does Gov. johnson how unior.
tunate was the excess to which the illness
carried him IN Inauguration day, aad that be
has given such insurance is leaves no apprc.
hcnsion on tho minds OF his friends that II
Will ever occur again. 1t may be proper to
remind those who speak Of confirmed habits
ofintoxlcation. that the single glass with
which he sought to bolster up his physical
system, broken mud wasted in the public ser
vice, for the ceremonies, would scarcely have
the effect witnessed By those assembled had
bebeen the habitual har ddrinhcr some would
make the country believe.
, 1865-03-18
List OF PntRuf4.


Issued from the United States Patent OF
ice for the week ending March Z, 1855, ant
each bearing that date.
.Wm: y. gales, d Center Polat, 1ows, for i'm
proved Seeding Machine.
Geo; J: Bergen, Of Galesburg. H., for improve
H. Doithofr, Of Burlington, Iowa, for i'm.
gffosed Apparatus for Ana'eamat'ns tod and
Y: Z. chezney, of Ablnston, ILL.,, for improved
N. SP; Gl.lE, of Bentonsport Iowa, for improved
Henry Francisco, Of Lake Mills, Wis, foz in,
proved Teeth for CQltiyators-
John Il. Given, Henry Hutsonptllet, and Cha..
91,esrt Of Des Moines Iowa. for improvement IN
:, E S5.! aay; Of Lybrana, Iowa, ior improvement
Lorenzo >. Hsnghey, Of At1,ntn, ILL.,, for In.
John ". ipgle, and r Il. Wright, Of Living.
ston, ILL.,, for improvements IN Culi1vators.
o. ". Kellogg, Of Mpon, Wiz, for improved
Lansing Marble, Of yassar, Mict., for improved
Wnsn1ng Machine.
henry Mitchell. Of Richmond, Ind, for Com.
b;Eed Measure Funnel and Faucet,
A. ". Olds, Of Green Olss, Mich, for improve
ment IN Fruit LADDER.
ioq 2ossp on G99snaw @ o. Meh1sa Nj i52 1aa F % In
EseS e. RoDeri:. Of Salem, G I.eh.. for % IMPROVED Prove
Method or Presexyt. FruitJ, &c.
men, in Machinete for making Heads OF Casks.
Jacob 5. Steiner Of ST. Louis, No., for Improve.
ment in Binding Attachment for Sewing Ma
Adam Wo11ey. of St. Paul, Minn., for Twin
Wood Stove.
T. W:Hammon. OF Aontfort,; WIS.,, asaignor to
hiMself, Joseph L. LfLcoln, 8. Lincoln, md 4. b.
Corn plows.
Horace g. Williams: OF Hamilton, Iowa, 70. in
, 1865-03-18

HAIk GLOSS AND CU.IlSG FI.ElD IL the hest
tai1 dressing to the Norin. t!:plarta beautiful
8loss to 81 Hslr keep. cur, proaotes IL eVoa1
UPHANS TETTEa lISTmENT Y a enrs and
apeedS cure for Ietttr. sAS knrnn,; Chappcd Hand.
Bnrhtrs Itch. etc. Price, 20 ceEts acK.
UFHAM's ASTHMA CUHE relt, yes t,s most v1o
le.t puro13.ms q Asth.. t 'n .clnutes *rd effect.
Z sp-e dy cure. Price. {? c nEcke-e.
UPHAA's FEVER AND EMUE sTEc1flC Il var
ranted to curr ot Cht:ls and Fever, no mattel
h>E long standing. :r1cr. Il n hO1-
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hstr from sox fo3eh ID II fse tnute', ~1t'out ia
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VITO suffering IRON Inp np.ired piua En-sEy. Ncr
-vous Debility, etc. aEif1nE fon wcste.'I cause
Price, $2A package
THE JAfANEsE HaIyteTA1N coFofs the Wh1sken
and H9ussacSe he:nt3in b9aSkg q @ h1pwn; n M eea =
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