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The Portland daily press., 1865-01-04
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DIED.

In this city. Jan /. Mrs Nancy, widow Of the late
Charles Pearson. aged 20 years. slriTllfl1 m
a Funeral on Thursday afternoon. ut O'Clock.
At No A. Chestnut street. Relatives and friends are
In westbrook, Dec 70, Mrs sarah Jane. wife Of
Stephan Grant. and daughter Of Capt Noah Deering
Of this city, aged % years.
western papers please copyl q" i-n ioh g 81
In Saccarappa. Dec 81. Freddie, son Of Albert G
ana salone bickford, aged years months q days.
late Capt Artemas Richardson, OF Hiram, aged So
years. she was from her yoa q worthy member
u the Freewill Baptist church. person Of great
energy and deep piety. an excellent housewife
bringing up many children in habits Of industry and
virtuei and her end was peace.uinI sdT riiaaE
In Citation, Nov H. Mrs Joanna Chamberlain, aged
So years months - y p NV " '-lI' y \
10 China. Dec II, Mr. Richard Handy, aged " yrs
Ia Bangor. Jan I. Timothy ID, son Of George and
Abigail Palmer. aged 20 years. h, ~ 49, -
In Bath, Jan 2. DIR q Ware Gay. aged "a years II
in woolwich. Dec 30 Mrs Sarah v, wife of Edw
Carlton aged "A years. ----
In Skowhegan, Dec -, Mr. Aaron Hill, aged
about 46 years. XII 8gI9TaH
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

GEORGETOWN DC Cid sOth. brig G L Buck
nam: Rhoades: New London - =. 49,,
q Cid lst. brias Fredk Wording, Cook, surinam;
NEW YoRk-Ar si.t. brig Hattie Bishop, Bart
Sr isfinst. barqae Elen Morrison. Msoasts, from
: "a AZ Id. Ship Alexandria, Crosby, Newport
BR1sTOL-sld LIST, brig Philip Larrabee. Head.
'NEWPOafTrAr lst, sehs Bessie. Amssbury, from
Grand Turk RI for Portland with sails split; Ella
Bradley Damariscotta for Cambridge Nd. o'f q
Porflanafor Fortress Monroe Clarion, wscasset for
New York; brig Alexander Milliken Haskell Calais
for Washington sob Julia Baker, Lowe, Portland
"a brig Ps%st d Locke cSsh5sn
Fl Ss Eas S1aaa
Cow Bay CD for New York; sch Juliet Billings. I'm
Machias, for New York Nathan ilford, Shute,
Bangor for do; A c Brooks. Hodgkins. Bangor for
Georgetown DC. aau :
Returned. ssh John MoAds@. Pearson. from Dix
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 3lst. brig Humboldt, FIN
Boston for Fortress Monroe; schs Lewis. Percy,
Baltimcrs tor Belfast; Percy, copp. New York for
In port q, bsrsus Mary Libby. Libby, cardenas
mas for do; Harriet McAisvy, Eiissbethport for do
C e Kelley. d rrill. Havana for Boston,; " Mason,
Small. Grand Turk I'll for dol N Sheppard, Cook.
i tok uoi ARMY oteei6, tm EfzaDetnport 10r
Salem; schs Hattie Baker, Crowell Malaga for do /;
Edith. Doane. Aux Cages for do; Shooting Star.
Marshall; 'Corvo Achorn, ana Coffin, Wass, from
Elizabethport for do; benjamin. Allen and Tennes-
see. Wooster, do fer Portsmouth; Kendrick Fish
WALL Chester River for Bath; Village Bride from
Portland for New York. - -s- -
Also in port, brigs Boone, Tucker, Baltimore for
Portsmouth; Lillian, Kenney, Bucksport for wash
ington; Open Sea Babb'dge, Philadelphia for BIOS.
ton; schs KaSe Wentworth. Ames FIN Geogretown
for Boston; Hattie Ross. Poland. Baltimore for Boa
ton Evelyn; Crowly. Philadelphia for Portsmouth
8 Cenant. Wass, I'm Baltimore for do; Adaline'
Gilmore: Philadelphia for Boston d Hart n AT.
Elizabsthport for DO; Madoaa Coombs. do for Port.
land Christine, Richards. FIN Portland for Fortress
Monroe: Porto Rico, Wentworth. do for New York !.
Judge Tenney. Dean Bangor for Providence. I
z part OF the above were getting under way at
NEW BEDFeRD-Ar I'd, sch Melbourne M.rssn.
BosToE-Ar ID, brig Mary Lowell. Hilton, East.
port; sch nonteznma Ray. fremont.
Ar "a, sen = Small, lof Machiasl Traiton, I'm
John Wooster, or Macbias
Below, barqas sprin sbor, from Cape Hayden
CID, brig Voiant. Cottrell, Sagua. d-io e
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CITY OF PORrLAND.
fs'fAe Ksor- OHs Thousand Eight H.nsdred ANA
Sirty-Pive. 400

fhffhe Keor- One Thousand Eight Hsndred ana
Sirty-Pive. 500
An Ordinance concerning Hay
Be q oraa.nss Sy tts Mayor .4lasrmsn, and Com
S0 oo.JSa q sAe Ssty0 Portland IN CITY C0Hn-
SECrIoN There shall be chosen annually in the
~ month. Of March, by the City Council. one or
0rs o. hay who all have tho and
shall pc TO weigh all nay and Straw brou Int int,
the City OF foftsp for SALE and such other artess
bonds to the city, In such sums as the navor ana AZ
ermen may require for the Iaithfu persoS reas oe
OF tneir and shall conform such res ulations
a. may no n tune to time be- adopted By tho CITY
Council and shall receive such oompe AZ thsx
snat deem Just and reasonable be paid cut OF the
money n received rs fees for weighing hay and 9TH
SEC. NOpersen shall sal or og,r for sale any
lay 3. st,ew without having the same weighed by
Wegher, ceIlt5 ing the quantity each ioad, bale or
parcel contains. on penalty cit ng the raw or
city; or the owner or driver Of such hay or straw
shall forfeit and pay to the use Of the city, sum
n no. Less than Ave dollars for each lead 81 hay or
sIaw sod or offered fer sale, without havir com
piled with the provisions of this Ordnance AZ the
ciseretien o. the court before whom sech case may
Ia Szol 8 Any 'person not authorized ssa we.va,e,
oI aecoruenee with the prov sons of the rst
section o. thi!ordiusnce, who shall weigh any bay or
raw proug ~ into this city fer sale o, shall sr NJ
0, allow sneh hay straw to be weirhed mon anv
scales be onsing TO him them shaIl foFf a ana
the city ~ ~ 1n7 MO Vi
SIC I. The weigher Of hay shall be allowed 70
demand Den and receive from any person Offering any
nay stLhw or other article, to be weighed upon the
city nay Scales, the sum of thirt cent? TO- each
load q other Gticle weighed which sum shall al
50 inciu 20 Tbs weighing of the cart wagon or vehi
s c,s upon which Dad has been weighed by said
SIC. 3. The provisions Of this ordinarcs shall
no, apply 70 nay pressed snd pat up in bnndl-s
balss IS required bv law iniended FOR shipment or
ior sale wisnouf being weigh.d I'm this city.
$50 All Ordinance. or parts OF ordinances in
hereby repealed
Approved, Jan. 3, 1855.
ss'1Ll a7f JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
jsn4-iaw - J. M. HEATH. City Clerk.
Argus copy. i.
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Honor to Whom Honor.

- ~ts~ y 49, s~~*r
1t was with a just pride in Portland Ship
masters that the writer, though mostly now j
nonresident, noticed in the papers the name
of Capt. THOMAS L. LIBBY, of the barque
Mary q. Libby, in connection with the saving
ofsome sixty or seventy lives from the steam
er North America, which shortly after went
down with 1871 human beings.
This isnotthe first ner- the second oppor-
tunity of saving life, furnished by Providence
and embraced by our noble hearted towns
man. In some cases with much risk, and
against the circumstances of those on board
his own vessel. One instance was in the
Young Republic, when she LAY to, in gale
for signal OF distress, strongly suspected to
be aruse on the part of sachiyalric" pirate,
The vessel proved to be Nova Scotian, for
the saving Of whose crew the British Admit
rally presented Capt. L. splendid spy glass.
Such deeds airs not rare among our Ameri-
can Captains; but it is not often that so
young man has had three such opportuni-
ties. andso nobly and successfully employed
them in the saving of nearly hundred human
lives. God bless him, and his brave brethren!
] sIAe1 5e1nK 10 Owl. W.CJ
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The number Of vessels lost during the month Of
December has been unusual l2rKe. OWING to the
very severe storms which nave prevailed Tho whole
number reported amounts TO AZ, viz: steamers, 3
ships. barques brgs. and "a schooners the value
Of which Is estimated at &623 QUO In gold The I. l.
loving are taken from the list: y E1N7NJ
Ship Fanny Merriman, from San Francisco for
Barqus Spartan. from Boston Tor Gonaives
Bs5Sas A IN 9 Norton. from rhiladsphis for
Brig TRADE. from Boston for Nachiasport.
Brig Wappoo. from Portland for Sagus. 49,
Sch Lion, from Rockland for New Bedford H-f-
Sch Alciope, from Bangor for Dorchefser.
Sch Maiden. from Boston. for Cherryfeld.
Sch New York. from Ellsworth for New York.
- Sch Mary Y Pierce. nom Bangor for New York.
Sch Angela. from Bangor tor Boston.
Sch Eliza helen. from Calais for Boston.
= a Sch Caroline. from Rockland for Norwich
Sch Fredk Eugene, from K0ckland for Providence.
- Sch Anvil, of PASSPORT, fishing.
Sch = Horton, from Bangor for Boston.
Sch Jas Barbour. from ellsworth for New York.
Sob Brenda, from Addison for Bostnn. n Il . I
Sch Vandalia, from New York for Boston.
Sch Zulma. from hachias for Boston.
ha foIlovvfn fahfe ahova he 1oasaa r.rnrt.a
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y Very Sour Grapes"

The Richmond Examiner has the assurance
TO begin On arlicls with this assertiou:A
Is 1.-THE evacuation of Savannah, accomplished
without loss of men, artillery, or stores, will
do the confederacy no HARM"
"Without loss of men, artillery, or storesr
"Eight hundred prisoners, $50 pieces of can
non, Is locomotives, 100 cars, $4,000 bales Of
cotton" says Gen. Sherman, are among the
spoils.l But that is all nothing now, the reb.
els think.
A Similar has been their way of getting over
every reverse they have suffered, from the time
they spread over every slave state, except por-
tions OF Kentucky. Maryland and Delaware,
till the last pinch Of the wise atSavannah. ]
They remind one of the negro sportsman,
starting out early 10 the morning, cooked and
priued for his business. His eye soon took in
the well-rounded proportions Of a fat hare
His month watered as be thought Of the savo-
ny breakfast already, 10 Imagination, smoking
before his cabin fire. so, what nice roast
what splendid fry what delicious soupw
are specimens OF bis audible soliloquy, as he
drew Gne bead on the coveted venison.-
But at the bang Of the gun, the sprightly little
fellow ran of, chuckling at his escape, and as
Sanbo looked on and saw his breakfast depart
ing he uttered, ego it cotton-taii, you amt
worth the butter it would take to cook you"
- x ----------
BosToN TRAvRLLER.-The spirited pro-
prietors of the Boston Traveller. whose Office
was DESTROYED hv Are Monday morning. re-.
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W P0RFL AND
photographic Gallery,
ALoNzo s. DAVIS, Proprietor, q
80 Middle st., Portland Me.
copying done in the best manner. decastf
Boston Stock Last.
MARRIED..

In thu city, Jan 2. by Rev Bodies. Mark I
ford. slJ aIlT- III - 49, - 1850 n 'A1f
In Portsmouth, Dee 81. by Raw IF w.tsrbous.
Gorham, Ne. ~ - ''' 'S'- =.
Ia Bath. Jan l. Daniel o Biaisds and Miss Lusrs-
~ GeSrsetown.Jan l. Jacob Clay and Miss Lucrs-
Lord and Miss Martha L Field. both Of i,
IN LewisteD. Dec "a. VIM Ii Page of SALISBURY
ana miss haena Potter. of Hallowell. r5I.l n -,
Carrie Dtrr. A' 's7'l7 7--A' -'~sS'' - -,
In watsryille, Dec rs. Henry H Pereival and Miss
In Winslow, Dec q. Edward G Jenkins and Mas
Sarah DrummoDd. f-illIs0 : - ~ -
In West Watervillo, Dec Is, John N Robbins and
Miss Louisa A Allen, both of Greene
In Skowheean, Dec "a, VIM b NORTH and Mrs
Alkaline Smith. +, 1880 ~
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RrThe undersigned gives bis exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions, Bounties, Arrears Of
Pay and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs. Office, SO Ia Exchange
St.,opposite Postofiee, Portland. ID "a - IN
References Hox. SAMUEL Cow, Gov, of Me-,
HoN. VIM Prrf FEssENDEN, Ssc'y Treas'y. :, sor
DOT. IL 6m. .s,q qmaet,oa I. 80 80
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ASHES. Pot ashes are quiet and steady Wi
moderate saies at II Ia per ID. II r'sT3iT


ders, higher rates have to bechareed.
AsaEs Z Ist a q j, are quiet and stsady WITH
APPLES -Green apples continue to- Improve in
prices as the stock diminishes; v now quote BALI
wins and GIeenings 4 e g 70 Single. bblsl end
and in good demand at an advance as stocks
light Sliced and cored 1916 ~ h. s1ss3.ssg
BEANS Became are firm and In bri X demandat
sns and
BUTTER The improved state of travel has had
r%pls sun Dies e Th Rasss5 nd
there IL less irDne ss in the market We now quote
choice table 6S965c; country ball 5o962c and store
42@45c perlb. rsf ssf 80 ~ 49, - s':sa
S BOX SaOOKS For immediate delivery, shooks
continue to be held ct about previous prices. We
heve heard sales, small lots, durieg the week ct
80 ard some lots future delivery, as low as 20
we quote the market Il e9l 80, with . continued
good demand for Immediate shi lment. 3sfs seiiau
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES no new fsaturesto chron.
icle In coppe ago of any description. . hs con-
City made Shocks renders transactions Important,
but prices are firm at quotations and shipments Ut
this ns are mainly t. al eraers but lsfls 4 any
Of allkindsare dull; countryEcooperage Is without
eaHEss IT., There sesss s,g q /, s
hCoFFEB.--fhe market is more arm for coffse, but
pric contnwe to rule at 5l953c Tor Java, ~ Case
JOE Cape' ano 4iz9oo ior mo " ios4st s1s 1isa 10
| .CQAL,-The market Is quiet and more0 ssttled
| Dealers continue to ask SIS per ton, forss White
All Lshl s. ana Franklin at retail and delivered
q Il ~. ao.,os s.,,,,. - ,.,s
ana nav oaotc xmeriean n S az Msuia 81 81 se
RussIs bolt ope % a 81 and Manila do Is oasS 3
| m - 777 -, 81 ~ - ~ =
cArDIEs Canf,ss re,,a,n s.eaa a oaa
2sl the inside being manufacturers prices. Sperm
quiet and steady ut 42@45e. II a3asf M Iiiss
DRUGS DY ES.-Trade has subsided into the
usua ouietness at the close of the year in the
cha ge Alcohol ID higher; we quote 1t rm &c 5 !;
Birthstone has advanced TO "a Y ID Bi-Carb-soda Is
firm at the advance noted In our last and contin
| ne toRquote l03@l1c per ID Dye Wooss continue to
| rule steady a. quotations-eales moderate.
nncu rs ~. I. !, Z. -. {. s,,,I 49,
sonay 20 supply sna previous seyanefs re Amy
~ M IN 1as snd Ra2aps az aar srd NO. rs
,- - : - = - s,sss"r ~ go
DRY GOODS Trade continues moderate andipri1
/ cesFue stead With noprospect ofmateriai change N
this market until after the advent ofthe New Year
San no II u nTs very
strong and buoyant Ia sympathy with the fecsat adj
vanoes IN the raw material; There D . wide differ.
trsde %sy 3 ss & y
F1sE-Tbs ma IL 4 vi thout ar,vy an yvs 81 ono.
demand e EASING q Mscse q are quiet ana there
pa osen % nonce
ke. so % psgssS aoss,Y "
aED 81 p vons.l1s = talr re,
quest at - zSao BY ior ew bu On and % lo@ ~
per oox s aSr NV ,, s.e sea5Se ana
ny so ~ nae, 1oaoc and ne ya s 90 y
ps. mt aA1 * n bnsh Xl ny vss q
aa3sc FIssrts 9oS122c, Eng Is Wsinfs i8ds5Sc: Cal
chestnu,s 81 90 b bush. Ali xmas nnts yev fI Am ny
| .sa..i.s...e,.s I. " III e, $500
little easier bas thou Actual sSt ds ess:
nut the nacuvi.ys On tno mafkes IA common WITH
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The S ISy9 Loving tsS H. shows the Losses reported du


A dispatch from New London I'd inst, says that
ON Gardinef's Point. = - - n ? 1IAslIF
Ship 0xepbridge, Berry, from Calcutta for Hull,
at st Helena NOV 18TH, leaky, and discharg-
ing for repairs. v e = i = - =
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LOOK AT THIS,

Gents Cluster Chain Pins, scarfPips. Sleeve But
tons, Gents Chains, Long Chains Neck Chains,
Rings, Jet Hoops. Bracelets, LocAets Ladirs' Sets
Ia eat variety-100 pate ns 10 choose fr0m-Only
one dollar, at DRESSERS Cheap Store, W Elk
change street a.sz Z AAA3Aak n 1850 % q g Z
Any OF the above articles sent by mail on 'ceipt
of one dollar. Address L. DRESSER, Portlagd. NO,
,Ox i01, decl2d4W.
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~ ee-iNH Istio g. i.s-.-1 % l,Etno1i9 13a11l
( nj so1o odt sHALA,s b,s.smos ~
aia1om yrsgs H. o eaNnsoE1 Nj 90 Esss
.mnnna mn l.Asa 81 -. 49,.
H Orch OUND AND TAR
y,t,s-w er-4 s'yzeF2 THH ogrpE on

: = NAAAoA y IL 1-4-A @ AAAAM M
Coughs, Colds, IRfsueHzG, H0Grseiless, DiD7eait
ssE breathing. and all Afections Of the TArodf,
e ra bronchial Tubes and Lungs, leading
49,, to Consumption. n'7i4e"t
. Thissevereign, remedy is compounded from the
fsvorite recipe Of az iustrious Physician and Chem
list, who for many years used it with the most conn
plete saccessin his Extensive private practice. Il
0. he had long been profoundly impressed with the
wonderful virtue Of honey Of the plant Horehound,
inunion with the tsednsins and Healing properties
oftar extractedf from the Lire Principle the forest
tree Abies BatsameG or Balm of Gilead For years
he was bafeo ia his attempts to blend these great
medicinal forees into such unio that the original
power each would Be preserved, the disagreeable
qualities ofcommon tar removed; and the price Of
the compound be within the means ofal At last,
after long course OF difficult chemical experiments
he found that BY adding to these Ue other ingredi
ents, each one valuable BY ITSELF be not ony obtain
cd the desired results, but greatly Increased the
curative power Of the Compound. This ha ring been
thoroughly testei by practice, Is now offered to the
ehsralpphc as asafe, pleasant and intaiiible rem
q sos Fricsa 80 csnts psr BOtttts, 8 s eo
For sale by W. F. Philips, Portland, and all drug
CaARtss DowxER. General Agent,
nov4d3m Tq5I1 ~ & Al Cedar st., sew York. i
II ButSI f4ass -fff- f,7ls1If 7fTi
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Dissolution.
Farm For Sale.

: &,.nxr>,<>v !, The subscriber offers bis Farm "a,
&MS-.A sale situated Aeir Dunn's Depot N
11N - North Yarn ,uth formerly kr.own
I'LL las the "Mo- 80 Farm - Lisevisa
y hiss oek and Farming too !. me
farm contains about ITO aei es OF good land good
puidings &C. Those wishing to p1fchase are isvif
ca % call and examine for themselves. n
I'LL .Dsn1.q.-n Pc IL T. DILLInenAM.o
4 East North Yarmouth, Jan I'd, 1865. I jan4soatf
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SPECIAL NOTICES .

~ Carriers Of the Daily Press are not aIlovsd
to sell papers on their rosses. Y Il cANhid
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Edward ID. HaineS,
sssb WAECHeMAKER. -a.s

For several years past with n. IT, GrrMAx, has re-
moved to No. 1874 Middle street, second story lover
W C. Beckett's storel where he will be happy to
ceive the patronage of his f,rmeF customers, and
the public generally. rs 49, "a :. a "A Fl 49,
All work entrusted to bis care wiz receive his per-
sonal attention. -
January 2, 1S65-d5w-
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MARINE NEwa.
PORT OF PORTLAND. ~.

Tuesday. ......,January 3.
-ossq s'grooy f. ARRIVED. rorfaE v4tr
nj Steamer Lewiston. Knight, Boston,, .,.r,rr4,.
81 PROPELLER H .Hager, new Blanchard, Of and
from Bath-towed up BY steamiug Warrior It
Sch Nellie Tarbox. yianello. Philadelphia W3Gs
. Sch Resolution Wallace. Boston. Ola bae .s4r0r
I'd Sch Gem Of the Ocean, Slower Bath IA s4ssss
BE4oW1two herm brigs, coming up. s.lsis.eq
bsl2 ed iif8 vsGl CLEARED. nf .sihulqbalifg
Brig Prairie Rose. new 4o7 tonsl Littlsfeld, Ha
iyapa--Edvard Hambn. l8ifs.i'1 n iiisas,, "a
Brig Hattie, Gilkey Havana-Isaac Emery. -
Brig Orison Adams, Ranlof Matanzas I isaac
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r-isaIaisf sas4
Immediately. beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands ;ormore commonly Roots
Of the Hair. Ills from these Glands that every hair
ofthe head b formed and secreted Aslong as the
scalp y tree from disease these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps is natural appearance
and color But when humors aud other diseases af-
fsctthe scalp these glands become involved in the
same disease, and the hair gradually turns gray, dry
complete badness.
i To remedy this pathological condition Of the
glands. and create new and healthy action, the
Psychological Hair Regeneration has proved per-
It & not Z aDys and win not stain particle. 1t
will positively RESTORE GRAY HAIR" In all cases
TO its original COLOR 1t promotes growth OF new
hair in al cases on Bald Heads when the glands
roots of the hair are not completely disorganized-
1t prevents the hair from falling on and removes all
adandrnf heat, humors and itching from the scalp
It keeps the hair soft moist and perfectly healty And
gives It glossy and beautiful appearance. II is
highly perfumed and as dressing Il has superi
10r.a The Regenerater" swarranted to produce the
above results in all cases, II not the money to be
refunded. With it every "Gray Head" in New Eng
land can be restored Unless than thirty days.ssf
iNiA1 Z Price ell per Bottle. sdsfo
!, 49, ,~al'' TEBBErTs BROTHERS, bar aa
Druggists and Chemists, Propristofs, Manchester,
'@9o# sta 10 'ncnl1hQ NH
GEORGE @, .G0ODWIN. & CO., 3S Hanover
street. koston. iGenera " holesale Agents
w. ". WHrPPLE, Agent for Portland, Maine.
81 sAh es'u .ih'.oa 10 isas 1scaq ggiab 4ssa1aIo,l
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NOTIGE

FVHE annual meeting Of the Journeymep Housa.
Il CarPenters Association for the election Of on
on "Wednesday Evening January An, At IA . eIoer
full attendance OF members is reoueste1
81 isyP Per order. JOSEPH DOW
Portland, January 81, lsss,-dtd A'' Sect
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1866.
he Maine State Press.


Two Dollars a Year In Advance.
IT is the largest political paper in New England,
Is in quartO form, gives an unwavering support to
the Government in Its conflict with giant rebellion,
contains large number Of carefully prepared o.g-
ina Articles. Stories. original and selected Poetry
an extensive Army correspondence, the Currsat
News Of the Day, Latest Intelligence by Telegraph,
Congressional and Legislative PrOces dinss. full
Marine List, Portland Prices Current, carefully pre-
pared Reviewot the Market. Stock List New York
Markets, Boston Brokers Board. Brighton Cattle
Market, 40. 4.U.sf
Enclose 81 current money BY mail, and receipt
for one year will be returned. -.t,
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-04

iEy-Epileptic Fits cam be Cureds--Dr.
LocKRow having become eminently successful in
curing this terrible malsdy invites All similarly az
isted to call for circulars OF references and
testimonials ofnunerous cases cured Of from one to
twenty-four years standing. He devotes his alton
ton especially to diseases ofthe Axis
or Nervous system, and solicts an Investigation OF
his claim to the public confidence. osit.e
He may be consulted ct his private residence No.
141 West 42a street, daily from 10 a. M to2p Pm.
except Saturday and sunday. Address all letters to
.o, On. Y. B. LOCKRoW, New York.
Care pfP. o. BoxS1iss gao hoct7dam ~