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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

TUE
HENRY BEND PETROLEUM
COMPANY.
CA PITAL..........."".. $500. oOt
DIVIDEND INTO 3O,O6e SHARES
FARyALUE, $40 EACH
OFFICERS
presiaen.............C. V. b. osTRANDER
TREASURED. Iohh.
secre,ary.,..........HAKRY BpA2ELL, U
TRUSTEES
cyr OsgR ANDER President MercLsriS Fire lnsur-
anco CoIs;amy.
UfNArlo pCRR Secretary Atlantic Fire Insurance Com
pany u,
SEYMOUR BURRELL, Noaca Peari-st
,vos, C. LlTrELL, No. 2s9 Wasairston st
IouN y. WING, Of Me.srs Wing Evana
CuARLys g. BARRETT. OF Messrs. Randolph Skid
MANNING DANIELS. No 80 Eroads,., Newark, NJ.
sUPERINTENDESTs:
FRANK W. ALIiN, Oh City.
J. VAN NOsTRAND DoRR. Ass!s:ant, at Wells
tn. r,oieeor, nc. dsringo form Company for the sole
security have placed beioss the public In its present Do
,r,bl. form Of a small capital srd full paid ssch.
The property was selected wi great and personally
examined by Trustees and dsed among 4.aerent Oca
ties as to avoid undue rsks.
The present receipts hom the two producing wells, Hoo
d.vp and Aubor" arerucent for regular mor,hly dvj
deud and the sx well, going dOws completed
large and sati,fsctory results confidently expected
In addition the Company propose sinking Othsr wells
the machinery be placed upon the ground aid have
serye ed an ample fund for that purpose.
Stockholders are free from all personal liability
The Subscription books open for limited number
Of shares to be issued for purchase Of above described
property, at the'followns places Of business
C.VB. osTRANDER, Merchants Fire Insurance Com
peny, corner OF Pne-st. and Broadway.
SEYMOUR BURRELL, No. q PeMl.s.
Mesua RALPH, KING PATCHEN, No. 30 Beaverst
Mssua wYCKOFB LITTLE, No. 100 hontssuost,
peu Court. Brooklyn.
MANNING DANIELS No. s5s Prosd't. Newark. New.
Jersey.
And q, the rresen, once Of the Company.
NO. Il wALLsr.
Atlantic Fire Insurance Company where Maps Of the prop
'ry may b seen and full expansions afforded.
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COAL MINES
G % n S u lie r s.
COAL SUPPLIED AT ACTUAL
COST.
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The .ub.crp,ion pric. Is Is ua No fn'hei csS o.
a,,e..rneut 70 be made ssbseribsss
Tho Prospectus OF the Company may 10 bad 81 hs o,nS'
II ~ " UNITED STATES" PETROLEUM CoMPANf'
Ko.43 EXCHANGE PLACE,
or 8. the oAes Ct MessT[ RUMBLE. JONES hopoH'
No. 172 PEAbI~ST,
A, hath o, which places subscrip.3n Boots are now
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DETROLEUM.- RI. NICOLAY a.
Co. Stock Anc,igneefs BROKERS and Deslsrs In Govern
1ent sssuris stocks Bonds aud oold Ne b. Wiiansi,
n STOCKS OF 6rst class companies that rsnonmend
investments may 81 all timrs be found at our once,
D. lowest market rstes IN lots TO suit purchasers
SxrEs N. DE AT THE REGULAR PETROLEUM STOCK
Snx d. A. r. cir two sessions daily M O'Clock NE sno
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Enanrial.

TWENTIETH ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE o,.n.Nv
NEW-YORK LIFE INSURANCE NV wv AM
OFFICE Mo-. ~ and 1 Ia BROAD"Ai'
JANUARY l, 1863
Amount ofAssets Jsnusry l%4.'''''''''''''*''
Annouat from Premiums Ehdow-
nsnts Annoites aid fohcy =, .-,,oaM
Zee. received during 1904 ;....; *i,s'"i''
Account Of Interest received ana
eccrued Including premium on osa e,, - 900 o., u,
sid ke..........''''''''''''''' -
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THE CONSUMERS BENEFIT
COAL COMPANY

- ~ ~ > " @Nl IL IL . - - ~ -
COAL COMPANY
n now organizing upon the Mutual Plan and p'esen .ne
ra1ne features that have resulted successfully 10 fha
dephia and Boston This the pioneer company III Ao
York Present price Of Coal, 81 so to 30 per 'nn'
NUMBER OF SHARES (S;1ty Thousend). '''oV'uvv
PAR VALUE (full paid Ten Dolarsl. ...'......' @
WORKING CAPITAL (ip cash out Of Sbove) . iVV'VoV
The capital being paid IN fo there can be no pe0'"
bily 10 the Shareholder any further calls Oh
Each share entities the holder to receive shn"suy' anu Pc
petualy,
ONE TUN OF COAL AT ACTUAL Cosi'
nd annual cash dividends Of The profits OF the 'ne'
Surplus Coal after supplying the shaIeholeers s9e
he delivered ct ANY place within the ClIes ~ ~
Byeok Jersey civ and other Cities on 'e
or RAILROADS centerng therein, at the ac'uI oV'' VI
transportation and delivery 10. ., osl ,hsv are
Shareholders who do not desire - receive the Sosi y
entitled to- may hsve their propoTen sou ~ IN ,beIn
for their espoca benefit the profits beng para over 10 ~
;ndsnendpt nj me regusr semi annual C~sh DVidehoS
pls n sscr,ptiop are open al the following places
Oase Of tho Conpanv No n Broadway Room 10. d. LIN
| uire Buldng back room, second stoiyJ
East River Bank No. 6o0 Brosdway
! q u Apnlena.e a Bro, No. 3A Droadway
| WYCROfF & LITTLE, Eon;aguesi. BIooA!h
! Maynrs Office, Jersey tity.
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Petroleum.
ry,HE "OLD DOMINION"
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
OF NETWORK.


DIVIDED INTO $4,000 sHAREs
AT $40 PAR VALUE.
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TRUSTEES:
rr.rc,ypryrI JOSEPH ". ALsOP,
WALTON w EVANS, JOHf hulhhN OhD,
EDWIN BARTLETT ), VAN phHH'ioiN''
). Il. zIMMERMANS FREDh W. JULES
WILLIAM FRAZIER o. Marietta, ONO
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No PERSONAL LIABILITY!
90 FUTURE CALLS OR AsSE sSMENTs
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ALLAN CAMPBELL, Pfe.ii-nt.
WALTON w. EVANS. Vice rresidesi
q. VAN BEKsCHoTES. se1c,sry sDt Treasurer.
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CASH WORKING CAPITAL,.."..."-."SiSo.see'
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Two new wells on the ,vpsny' prOpertyi ydus'
Ayo.ty Bsrrel, per day the 9th " striking Oh bewsd Ia
BsTes per day and when ,ubed vii! yield very large dow
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Keep Disease at RaY

Invslids, br Sken down in health and spirits by
Chronic Dyspepsia, suffering tho terrible ex-
haustion which folio the attacks of acute disease
the testimony ofthousands who havs been raised !,
by miracle from similar state of prcstration by
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERS, is sure
guarantee that by the same means you too may be
streagthsned aud restored. But to those who stand
in pori of epidemics, to al who, by reas Oil ex.
posur9, privatons, an uncongenial climate, or un.
healthy pursuits, may at any moment be stricken
down this paragF anh is most particularly and en-
phaticaltg addressed. You, who are thus situated.
are proered an utssafsguard against the danger
that menaces you. Tone and regulate the sy,tem
with this harmless medicinal S muiant aad Alter
atve and you will be forearmel against the maladies
whoseseed foatsround you in the r unseen. HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs are not only
standard Tonic and Alternative throughout the United
States, but they are accredited by the certificates of
the most distinguished citizens Of the Union to the
people ofai other lands. In Canada Aust,ali and
the West In1es they are gradually taking the place
ofall oh'r stomachios, whesher native or foreign,
and surely as truth is progressive and oemonstra
ton overthrows doubt, they will eventually super
sed every other Inyigorant aud storative now en-
Flowed ip medicinal practice.
New York House. 90 Cedar Street, MY.
msre 2wd&w soa 80 asa aa
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PLAYED OUT.-A few years since an aged
clergyman "whose sands of life had nearly
run out" was suddenly smtten with deep
feeling of regard for the unfortunate "vic-
tins of a certain habit" and proposed to send
them free recipe, on application accompa-
MED by postage stamp, that would prove a
sure cure for their unmentioned malady. 10
this way he made taree-fourths of the news
papers in the country his agents ia perpetrat-
inga wholesale imposition upon the weak and
credulous. He would send printed recipe
and circular, the former containing unheard
of ingredients, but he was sure to inform the
applicant in the circular how much better it
would be to send him one, two or five dollars,
more or less, and allow him to forward tne
medicine duly compounded. The bait would
take, and New Y ork impostor pocketed his
cool thousand by this sands of life" dodge.
Within few days we have received from
New York an advertisement that no doubt is
at least second cousin to the one referred to.
1t purports to be "a card TO invalids," and
then goes on to state that "a clergyman while
N,
discovered a safe and simple remedy for the
cure of''--no matter what, and the advertiser
whether the aforesaid Clergyman is not
stated-smitten with "a desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate" proposes to .'send
the recipe for preparing and using this medi-
cine, in sealed enOeIope," TO any one who
needs free of charge, on receipt of return
directed postpaid envelope.
inns clerical gentleman, who is to be adj
dressed at the "Bible House." must be exces-
slveiy benevolent to advertise by the year, at
a cost OF thousands of dollars, for the mere
opportunity it will afford him to send out
Tree recipes We don't care to become ac-
cessory to such swindle and SO we decline
70 give the terms of advertising desired. On
the other hand, we advise eyery reador -
give all such benevolent y gentlemen a w,do
oertn' and not betray their lack of good sense
by swallowing such naked hooks.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR.. Morse on IncIpient Consumption
LETTER XIV.

AAlNs
Editor OF tho Press:
ineiptent Consumption is the disease in rs first
o'"se aiter tubercles are formed, but before they
lave suppurated. The tuberoes in this stage
10y A"i7' seed, sral in size, and Of grayish, half
u~nepH'eat coior. In this condition. they may be
viewer ~ the seed of the disease They grow In
size, change in color and finally hurst erin "a foul
alterations With tubercles we have al,y.vs irrita
ton of the bronchial mucous membrane. and wifi
ated condition o. the blosd
In nearly every case, where tuhe,clcs exist in the
lungs find that cat rrh, sore throa. or bronehit
is preceded them. They are generally caused bv
colds All catarI hal s-cti ?, whethsr Of he Lose
throat or lungs, produce thickening Of the mucous
mtmbrane and more or less secretion Of mucous
These tend to diminish the sizs of The air tubes
'hIoush which the air passes to tie lungs, and as
consequence, diminish the quantity of cir received
eaeh brea b. The quantity of air being diminish
gu rom The luogs, the blood bscomej visisted or
cH'Oonaceoas, which induces formation Of tubercles
Inc am OF treatment in this stage of consumption Is
mrs. u Soothe ana aLAy irritation; second, 10 txpel
all sci seeretiors ON the tubes and allow tho
air enter freely the diseafedpart and tAird IN o..
UPON the blood ia such a manner as to neutraljzs
the free carbon it contains and restores IL bv an
tiicial atmosphere 10 condition Of oonparative
purity. This is easily accom-. hshed whore the pa-
tient fully ICES his danger, heartily aad per-
severingly cooperate with
We believe every case of incipieut corruption
can bs slved, by the of dedicated Inhalation.
But now melancholy il the reflection that, In this
stage Ct the disease, comparatively few viii bO
awakened TO their danger.
They know the ins;duou5, stealtby, and paipless
nature Of consumption, and yet they will disr egard
all warnings until it he's become confirmed in it's
hold upon the very citadel oflife.
Alas how many merchants signing to be rich,
labor on, regardless of all admooitioFs ana lust
grasp the golden idol as the chilling hand of con-
sumption is laid upon thom, and they are torn aw
from the enjoyment Of their gau and from all those
pleasant dieams with which the spirit Of ayarice il
wont to kindls the minds OF its votarios
During tie las. three months have roceves Or
ders for medical treatment from n large number Of
persons residing in Iowa, Ohio. Minnesota wiscon-
sin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and state of New
York. Also from all parts of the New England
states, and Provinces.
There is s;ateely a day but the Eastern Express
takes or less packages from my sfcs or differ
emit sections oftha country. There are also, come
two handrtd persons usinR my REMEDIES who reside
in the city 70. caarrh and other affections of the
pulmonary organs.
Persons at distance can be treated by Letter
Your obeaient servant,
CHAs. MORSE. MD.
Office No Smita st Portland. Ne. dmarIIw1w
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Died.

In this city, March 8, Mrs Hannah Sawyer, aged
n years.
81 Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at II O'Clock,
fom the residence of Cyrus Staples No 25 Cedar ST
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
In this city. Ma CHI 10, Mrs Hannah widow of the
late Capt w Vaughan. in her 18th year.
lStJohn NIB papers please copy.]
Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock
at N Is Adams street. lrL
In Wilton, March l. Mr. VIM Care, aged 81 years
Ia Farmington March s, Mrs Margaret p wife of
Mt vens aged 81 years eaa5l
In Pennington, March 4, Mrs Lizzie ID, wife of
Otis h Sewall, aged "a years ofI
In Phillips, Feb Is, Vernessa A, only child of
John and Fanny Bartlett aged years
In Hartford, Feb 7. AlmsrinA Foye, of ca d, 18th
Me Reg. aged 81 years months
In Sidney, Feb 49, Mr. Joseph Clark, aged 81 years
months. Mr. lived and died on the iarm where
he was born
months. 80 u
In Auburn. March I, Harry, son of Charles and
Julia Goff, aged years. .ae
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i 81 THE
CALIFORNIA
co.
THE
Located on the Ranch of Oiai, lear
Buenaventura, in Santa Barbara Co.,
California.

In the summer of 1864. Professor Sfliman ex-
en- ned this locality, and in letter dated at Hsae-
nsventu'a, Santa Barbara County, July 2, 1854 he
thus communicates the results Of bis observations Nd
on the property nowowred by Tho California Pc trol-
cum Company, the purchase of which he strsingly
recommended to his friends in New York
THE property covers an area of ls.0oO tsi rhteen
thousandl acres IN body, on viii h are at pfes-
ent at least twenty natural oil wel's some OF them
Of the largest size. Artesian lis will be fruitful
slonga double ns Of thirteen mils say for ut least
tive ityve miles in linear extent. The Ranch Is an
old Spanish grant of four Leagues Of lsnd, lately
confirmed, ard offerlect title. 1t has. as 1 said.
about eighteen thoutand acres in it Of the finest
land. watered by four rivers, and measuring. in a
right line, in all, thiresn miles As arancb IL
is splen i'd estate; bH. its rale is its most Ja6
Ious icealth iR the best cfoiI"
In aleaer written to the company since his re-
turn, (Feb. 10, 1876, he says:-
II am hsppy to DO able to confirm. at this Gate,
what have said in my pablshsd report speeding
the extraordinary character aud high value of the
estate on which your company is established.
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nIsASTERS.

Sch West Wind, Harrington, at this port from
Boston, had mainsail torn, Red main shrouds aud
sustained considerable other damage TO main rigging,
having been into at Portsmouth. The Rigging
As being taken down and it viii require sexera Gays
10 repair damUges
Sch D X AreS, of Belfast. which went ashore on
the rocks South OF Fort Adams 18th ult has o. en-
taken upon the marine railway at Newport, Ter re-
pairs. She is found 20 be 50 badly chaied on hsr
bge, the starboard side, that TX streaks OF ank
for about 81 feet of her length will hay 70 DC re-
moved aud replaced by new. About 40 feet OF her
Keel is gone, together with hi fore foot.
Sch X B Pitts. tof Rockland) shop which sailed
from Providence 4 The LIST inst for Gteenpoint Ii,
sprung LEAK off Plumb Island during the storm of
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For Sale.

THE dwelling house No % sumner st. 1t has
"A Dflck oack-l3 finished rooms-s constant SUP.
insurance; Connected with 1t IL a vood-shsd and a
sable win cellar under. There ia goods zed
gcod garden lot. With little rsrair, il viii be
ry peas mt aud ocnven ent for person kee oirga
morse and carriage @, the nous eau be 90 upied
nY two tamil iss; and the stable may be Dc into
dwelling house. Enquire of
sawALLC CHASE, No Carleton st.
OF, OF Capt. Foster. opposite tho premises
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Esi.ton,s Enso,ub.e Cement.

For wood, leather, crockery. and other substances
isbhe best aid to economy that the housekeeper can
have It is in liquid form, and insouble in water
oil 1t will adhere oily substances completely. Two
ounce bottle. with brush family package) % cents
each. Sold everywhere.
HILTON BROS. & Co., Proprietcrs, Providence,
r.. I. GA receipt of SO cents, family package will
be sent by mail. feb7d3m
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NOTICE.

DIR. ?. P. QUIMBY would give notice that on and
after March LIST, 1885, his terms will be as follows
First Examination. at office, $500
Each subsequent ting. at ciice 100
First examination at residence il within the
city. $50
Each subsequent visit, $50
Terms for visiting patients in ether places be
learned at his Office, No. ID International House,
or by addressing him letter there enclosing stamp.
Portland, Feb IL, 1S65.-d5w*
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NOTICE TO MARINERS,

information has beea received at his Office that
on about the LIST day of January, 1865 tho NAB
Light vessel would be shifted II miles ary east of
her present posi- ion so as to facilitate the naviga-
ton of the Eastern entrance TO Spthead for ships
la'ge, draught by passing Eastward of the light
vessel
Rock bearing of the Warner tight will clear the
rock, ana also assist vessels of moderate draught
to cross the Nab shoals and New Grounds the Same
as bstore.
:. Further information will be published when the
light-yessel is moved
By order of the Lighthouse Board,
w b SHUBRICK. Chairman.
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board,
Washington City, 1865
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RA paper in the enlightened, Christian ctv
of Portland, in its leading article Yesterday
referring to certain bill that failed of passa oe
IN the y. s. Senate, says, $50 that nasty, filthy,
ouSrous negroes may still be kept where God
Gnu nature intended them to stay" Who would
sune' socially by placing respectable negro in
the society Of thewriter of such vile language.
our readers viii be their own judges.
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Boston Stock List.
SALsA AT THE BROKERS BOARD, March 10
MARRIED.

In this city, March s. by s L Carlton, ESQ., Elisha
Dyer, of Harpswell, and Miss Elizabeth A Rider,
of Portland.
In FarmIngton, March 5, Benz F Fled. of Belfast
and Annie + Tobey, of r.
In rong. Feb 81, Barzalia d Ellsworth of Salem
and Hannah Huse, of s.
In East Wilton, March 5. Gregory w Pre- colt and
Abbie Bartlett.
Invinalhaven, March 4. Joseph Conant, Va,
and Liz Waterman, of North Haven.
La Searsport, Feb 81. Henry F Stephenson end
Miss Sarah Spear.
In West Camden, March Z. DanI lehman and Mrs
Gertrude Prince
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

/ DOMESTIC PORTS.
Rs NEM oRLEANs-Ar2 ith ult sch Saxon, Cassidy,
aSseow, barque Hanson Gregory, Gregory, from
PopaT' SCI, sen Juliet, IRON Bangor.
rett' NJ, hOf AL SC-Ar 25th nit ship Java, Dag
Ssw t9 orr; oiviA Daiis. sbronSs Pbnsdeinhia
Chant goa. ng, McLean, New York; sch Elvira a
y .t,an NJ. = os boston. 80 =
ia zs1n NJ, psTqae Rambler Packard New York
wes'cb Trsmsr ndG al Fhiladelpha 18th SAMUEL
! ID Sd inst. blrque htisntc. woo.ter NJ, vo-,
! sch Marcus Hunter, Orr, Savannah ne" 10TH
/ Sid 28ih ult, sch Abbie, Knight for pb;ioao,,,,.
2Sth, o4rqnes l:aa' DAVIS for doi 80 inst, Allan
BALrIMoRE-Ar 9Th. sch Hattie cOomby p,iDk.
water, Boston.
Below tn. Ship Uncle j q, from New York
CID IA, sch w Carpenter, Soule, Newb1ryport
1 Cld8 h, barGEe Paladin Brown. Tor West Indies
brig Chesapeake, VIII to- Demarara.
| AR Ia Hampton Roads Atm brig sea Foam, Coombs,
| CientuegoS.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar eth briss n stovers,stow
/ ers. aud J II Dilli1gha q, Nudgetr, MatanZas N
Steyess. Barbour, Fortress Monroe.
va 9Th bTtgs tierald. Davis, tor Havanai Foster
| hsmnond New York
&c London; brigs Vim A Dresser Hatch, Havana
y r., r gerry, Ward, Savannah.
ceiaa, Ssn' snip AURORA Barker for Liverpool brig
Ne.esnnna, Pickett Neuvitas.
wa,s s.n' nrIgs Maria, King Para; Nellie Antrim.
schs Tsco, nehVilas; Tempest, " son, Savann9hi
hseo'sh Partridge, Trinidad; Benjamin. Mo
luGnins' PASSPORT; SaTc MA HoIbrook and w &
FIJI kockland; Maria LOUISE Robinson 90
/ A. v.
Tna, Daey Boston for Fortress Monroe Gose
Ar DO ~ 10 LOT Georgetown. -
| New York ~ 'A' 90" A'@0Aci DeAiS' moore
.PROvIDENCE-Ar 9th, sch Geo W Snow. Has.
Eel ana neptune, D5w Elzabethport; Saginaw.
doLMEaS AOLE-Ar Sth, brig Mouiea. Phil.
lpps, MORO Tor boston; schs Ann Carlet Perkins.
! Portsmouth w" Aoi~ A0i
EDGARTOWN-Sld 7ih. schs Red Jacket and q
King Tor Calais - = -
BOsToN-Ar 9th, sch Sarah Hammond. Hjr.
| eins. Philadelphia SO
cid 9th. seas Convfy. Merrill. Baltimore; Trader
Pratt, Rockland; Shooting Star, Marshall, Wash.
ington.
Ar 10th. sch Fannie A Bailey, Crosby from Phla-
delphia.
BE ow 10th, barque Sancho Panza. from Remedies
Cid 10th, brig Abner Taylor, Gullifer, City Point
Va; Q Clary, Parker, Portland. TO load for Cuba
schs K Pecker. Marston, City Point, Va; Cham
pion. Snow, Bucksport.
SALEM-Cld 18th, sch Addie T Simpson, Patch,
PASSPORT.
RoCKLAND-.Ar 9th inst, schs Concord. Ken
no y. Portsmouth
sid 18th inst. schs Cornelia. Henderson,; Exec,
Hatch and Trader. Pratt, Boston.
SID 9TH. schs III Partri7ge. Xix. Norfolk; Free.
port. Barrett. Orland.
WIscAssEr-Ar sth, ship Wallace Lane, from
Liverpool. l-' III
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DR.. HARVEY. having sold out my bust.
ness in Boston, have permanently located Port
land, Me, where shall pay particular attention to
the treatment of Chrosic Complaints with ny new
Chemical Remedies.
have cured hundreds of cases after all other
edies have failed.
Consultation FREQ.
Office hours from to II A. NJ, andfrom to 6 p.
M. g ~ feb2ldtf
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spnoaAL NOTICES.
JEVV.ELRY.

Send me One Dollar by mail and will sand you
any ofths following & Id Plated Articlss:-Set q
aides, Jewery, Long Oh in, Locket, Neck Chain,
Ring Vest Chair, Bracelet, Gents Chain rim Set
Pin. Also will good Hunting Uased Silver
Plated Watch and hliD for SIS
Address, DEESSER'S Dollar Store, Portland,
Ne, Box 1872. -i 90 maryd2m*
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-11
Price 81. per Bottle.
TEgBETTS RYOTUERg
ITCH, ITCH, ITCH! t
Scratch . Scratch Scratch
WHEATONS OINTMENT

Will Cure the Itch in AZ Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CHIIBLAras,
and all Eruptions of the Skin. Price 80 cents Eor
safe by all Dru ggists.
By sendiog 90 coats to any Apothec ary in Port
land, it will be forwarded by mail free OF postage
to any part OF the United States.
WEEKS 6 POTTER, Sole Agents,
ITO Washington street, Boston.
Also for sale by
q w. W WHIPPLE,
jaa26eodSm and e. J.. STANwooD.