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Nemer 8auDerein.

Dieter ntue unttr benz ytanen On Baltimore @ermanla
S.uSeretn ytS. %etarlnbett Berein mtrb am NtttpSG, len
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General G%eriommluno

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2u p~erfaufen :

Nuw,n,,of. Gin sutes Dtenamab&ea sum Qgal4sn'
OEElUItAIs .Rrtet unt BleeIn. 4rbu SIS. gtGHius
trasen bet Germbar6 S9erer Uber bet 8. s. NteDieltt. AtStbfr
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28
sarinra of Josh Billings.

& Impudense, based upon honesta, and pol
ished up bi edikashun, haz rite teW success
What modesto Is tew the lair sekt, this kin0
oV impudense is'tew man; the one is the soft
perspective ov femail buty, galianting as 1t
were each feature and grace into more luvli-
ness, while the otheriz the "bass lreiiVe," (I
think that ia what tina call it, \ ov manliness,
feeding the eye with iireWood and finding elo-
quence for the fettered tongue. While The
better sort ov impudense OCCASIONALLY arrests
our attenshun by developing prinsiples and
routys that otherwise would be lost, we Quit
TOO often hay shook in our Eases, a bastard
kink ov lmpudense, long ago begot bi Fraud.
upon the person ovIgnoranse. This stile 1oy
leasen nav raised me1ny human lump into
= notis. Sumtimes its claims are supported bi
wealth, and we meetit with a bundle ov bonds
ana mortgages under its arm, and are asked
tew bow down and worship it. lSuntimes we
detect u amung the learned bi IL pedart-i.
quoting bad latin to hide the igaominv oy H.
: birth. Outlines we meetiJ fiuiterins'i ia ra o.
and charity bushes Afterwards tew learn me
9 history ov begger richer than herself III
polyticks it parads itself, and fills a whole
skool districk with the anthem ov reform, then
votes itself apenshun, and seated amune the
heightened shadders ov live, raves agin un-
grateful repuhlicks. 1t setzes the scalpell, and
me phi, to swell the sensus ov the grave ward.
sn9 makes the wilder mourn and the sexton
Ian. In religious ways ov pleasantness. and
paths ov peace, it struts, and boldly knocks at
the gate ov heavin, where saints hav faltered.
" never starves, neither hav ever known Ii
tew repent; the last thing that deserts man
u this kink ov impudense, death alone kan
kure 1t, and the grave alone kan hide it. 1t
hax no outrage, but much tung. with which it
WINS It's battles Jist az well. When coupled
with wealth it bekums Arrogance, and when IN
rags, quite often joins cunning tew fraud. II
u anatral Gift, but kan be acquired, aud then
seems more like rudeness. When Joined tew
genial temper, without mulch vice, it makes
Inc coxcomb; when it has nothing but its TO-
noranse, 1t IL phool, and when it IL but haf
edikated, 1t very often makes the yillin,
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28
READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE GER.
TIFICATES.
cue of Catayrh of Ten Years Standta

Cure Of Catarrh of Ten Years. Standing.
!. Mr.. WILLIAM DoNNBLLY. corner of Dexter
and u streets, South Bo ton. do certify that my
daughter has been suffering from Catanh for the
past ten years. She lost the sens of sme and had
no passage through her nostrils during that time
aaY relief Seeing Mrs. III. 6. Browns Nc apply 81
cal Discovery advertised concluded 10 try It. AT
ter doing so. must acknowledge my gratitude to
God for Inclining to tnis great remedy for that
dreadful disease-CatarTh. 1 believe my daughter
neyor would have been cured had not found this
medicine, 1t must have Teen sent Of God o the
Peopleto rid them ofthe horrible dice SEES that take
hold Of them. MY daughters CatarIh is eltirely
broken no. her sense OF smell has ned the DE-
sage to her he'd is CESAR. eheerfally reeommep
the Metaphysical Discovery 10 81 who suffer EoH
Catarrh. Pc
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28
New England Screw Steamship c.
D sEMI-wEhKLY LINE.

o. Is The splendid aud fast Steamships
x<SSk1% CHESAPEAKE. Capt VIII Lar. An !
sSs EK;;A,NCoNIA, Capt. sHERwooD' viii
leave Browns Wharf Portland. dyerv w EDNEs.
4 pa and SATURDAY, alta P. M, and leave Pier
No O. river New York, every WEDNESDAY
8 ana bATURpAY, at 8 O'Clock r. M
a.. anese vessels are fitted up with fine acccmmoda-
sso Or passepgers makiEg this the most speedy
New York and Maine Passage a. nj irclnS; ~ M,
Fare and State Rooms s'''os' iAoioasng
GOODS forwarded by this line to and from Mon
St. John A"e'PoEtsnu
shippers arerequested to send their freight to the
leave Portland. - Ns tA~' '"ey
For freight or passage apply to e., .157rs
i EMERY FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland
II. 3. CROMWELL CO., No. So west Street
New York. I---' 49, '1ees'
.Dec.6, 1852. ----. de
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28
MISCELLANY.
Z Tonight.



TheYs Is nusie in heaven Tonight t-ef..--
While ssrsph wings brighten the way,
To welcome an angel Of light, @ y 4 1all.lI Il
With garments made brighter than day!
And the soul viii gather new gloryh 20 =
From tbs radiance that 'roundi her clinging,
Like fragrance from flowers departed,
That aspbyrs, among us are winging, 81,
Her life was pure the titles,
That dwell by the waters brink, gsvgfF
And his hand seemed reckoning us over, M
Toward lies cool fountain to drink
While near Ms. her mem Dry fingers, FL
Like the softening influence of prayer t9
That gathers the soul in its keeping.
As hoWers, gather. dewdrops from ar, I'D 7snI
der footsteps Ike echoes from neaVeh' b.E
Will dwell In the lone heart forever.
And guide through weary avs coming, i4-
Like sunlight gldpg life's river.E Hf &
While dearer and brighter each treasuredtoken,
Gathers new beauty in looking them Ger, ls; : 5
Az gems that are hidden shine with new lustre Is
When brought to the gaze, remembered before
No mother song thrilling with love, 1fgf -is s
Willsooths the lone nestlings tonight.
But the notes of an angel unburdened. -se ,,s<7~
VIII swell wherever her Hight.
10 'sacn them prelude Of unwritten song. - d
from melody born in the skies,
Hns' wia tune their young souls to hers.
through the vista of years, 10 bright paradise
- memory OF Ara. Marcia Gay who died at Farming
~ Hso. Letb, ,ses. s--- Sc II lf 30 533f .tsl sQl
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28

1, Mrs. Fanny Shedd OF co Harvar, ST eoSto,,
have suffered fom ScTo.ulous sure bands Il eS
years also discharge from my ears; tried The rnost
eminent physicians, and had forty diferent u,elt.
eiaes appiied IN one ear! Ny con ttuIion beTal,
~ Hnk unaer the weight Of medicine and disease.
and my head becnme go light that feared to vraII
tn street st should fall. Believing the, was r
o .. ior me- sat rown la oespair While In IN
stare friend no had been cured hy this Msear bsi
e =, discovery, urged me 10 Apply to Mrs, N. e.
nrown. But still l was so pre- fac csa AGAINST ali
medicines that going 20 her ONCE, / vonld tal a
no money, leti should be tempted to buy il. Amer
eonNe rsng With Ms IA. G. crown, being fsvorgb;v
oppressed, ON returning home sent for he fNats
physical ssoEery, hich Iail fully u, d and ma
res u s, That my hands arc again rsstcrt a 10 me
and1 oAnu-e them as formerly. my ears rave ceass
Cd To sen rgA and my entire Constitution is renew
ed; Is'etp and ct we'll. and am getting agshv
and heavy. Myj and gra ituda are goa !; eau.
not fp teo highly o, the Motaphysiea Discovery
am Sc ding u lbs wetk 90 doar f.itnd In Cai'or-
ma whJsp-nt $500 In o. week seesing relef iron.
disease, ut ound none. have now lesrssd thss
FOLLY OF pouring medlcins own the throas and nm.
resolved to Pass no more drug iuto my ssttsa thro
the mou'h. "
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28
Remarkable Cure of Deafness of ItOsatv
Years Standing.

TIT Jane 18th, 1884.
~ JOHN A NEwooMB, of Quincy, do Gently that
have been entirely deaf in my lef ear Tor fvsnrv
years. and tor the past 6x years my right ear las
peen so deaf that co1ld not hear conversation or
puonc speaking ofany kind. l could not hear the,
enurch bells ting while was SIT ing in the chuFch-
nave also been troubled for number Of years with
very sore throat, so that was Obliged Il give mr.,
singing iu church, for had lost my voice. i had
great trouble IN my head-einble noises almost b,
crazinees MY head teIt numb and stupid, aud waa
souros Of constant trouble tome
tried every remedy that could b. thought Of
wen 70 aurlsts but a. they wa ted use nstIu u
ments' world have no hing TO do with them -
M0sAphyslcai discovery, and used 1t according to
me directions on the bottles And the rssu is That
the caring OF both is perfectly restored. 81,
that can hearas well any man The great I'll uble
n my head ia entirely gone Ny head feels periect-
~ eesv ana at rest, Ny throat, wtsh wa so dsess-
ca, entirely cured; ana have recovered my yOica
sgan. would not take one thousand doiLGrs to-
the cement have received in the use of Mrs NJ e.
Browns Metaphysical Discovery.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28

Mi,os Sssi.dsa Rssla.d fot .SS SOUTH A'A0V'''
Lsss: Ts.as r Pssa s1.s'ag isp-
1as: a !. ss.; rha.' =
ss.t Erys'0rs Centre Fgsbus, 81 miles, and back twice
LL; 5.. S n g Tss.,.y a Saturday. s4pm
Law law. r,sSssTs. Monday Friday.
sIS% ssFssy By North Norway, Gnwoo 10 IL miles and
Lave Norway Tuesday and SATURDAY. f-4Ji ~
f saSs s esssI1 fu e = II
Arrive At Norway by 10 "a a m
i4S From ns ws:T0rd By Narth Waterford sonsham Low
.. @ tTs.s an. ls: sa.ls II a.. back '' week
f k.vs i q .G'f %u. ~ s a.
| Arrive Al Waterford b ia si NJ ~ ."
From Lowell BY NoA F,ssurg to Stow me. and back twice
Leave Lowell Tuesday Q and Saturday, aa4I.2pm.
aTs s at Lowell i y - '' OQRg ,e
ls sso Sss sse sis', s Ss'"
Hs Leave Erroi I'S %sSne.sy and Saturday
Arrive Bethel by A. NJ % s gs- ttarr7-.-.r, 30
Is by E.., Auburn Fast Turner. Nor
Leave uSan T1ssday SsT sauy
Gss L r,Ss%' c sss MsS wsdst. and Friday
Arrive al zaSofa " apm. ' - ~ - :
ls From By w.s Auburn SS Auburn TUNER. and North
L La:. A !. S.S asy s1 E, SUNDAY
Leave Livernors daily, except Sunday a, s LA m
Arrive at Auburn By ii IL a l51 Igia .er
$50 From Greene DsPo, South Leeds miles. and back twice
Leave Greene DEPOT Tuesday and Saturday at 8 i2pm. @
Leave south Led, Tue.d,y and Saturday at iapm
to s.StL - % a;, and back three times week
ATse a Temple Mil b ~ ana SATURDAY At HdagEI
I5s From Wales to Leeds Junction, miles, back
Leave wale, Tuesday Thursday and Saturday g1
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28
Sale of Lands and Timber fer the B ene Il,
of Normal Schools. .9l.1i
LAND opFros,

/ lall}3 Bangor September Is, 1904 h
IN pursuance of the Act entitled ssAn Acc for The
i Establishment of Normal Schools" approved
March 81, 1888. and the turther report of Council
made August 18th, 1894: the Land Agent win offer
for sale &C pnbio aNcion at ths Land Office In Ban
gor on Tuesday, arch IA, 1876, at 70 O'clock noon
all the right tle and interes. which the State has
being one undivided half, owned in 0 mmon viii
Elevan, az ~ and Sixteen, Range Twelve ilSR
I'D West nom the East line of the s ate ~ ~
County OF Aroostook, at q minimum price eff tb;rtn
cents per acre for either both tracts Ta-ms T.y
s..,a -. ISAAC r. CLARK.
'ep'i0-1s"so Land Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28
RALI.ES6tAEsS.
Portland and Kennebeo r. R,

Passenger Trains leaye r9 a,,ata a sa
us az. sxow lOs epaa a. 70 N: At KendaIls
Mills this train connects at A. wsn Mn I'm saws
Ba gor and all stations east vi HAsA"A4 Aai'
evening .-a;,, ID !, : a., gpoyt,a,;d
et2P. N. "a t,s sian from rom Ban sor ss sioAM
AA n LIZ ON TIoKEfs sold at Freeport Bfuus
- Use e., and all other stations between Bruins
"ick' nj enaal's Mills, for Bangor ane Nil OF ler
Items s o. tho Name Central K. &. east Of ken
THROUGH FARES from Portland and Boston by
mi. route 10 Bangor will BE- made the sAMR as by
any other line. 49,
T. eight Train leaves Portland at A. NJ. daily and
! Is due al T. AZ. EDWIN MOVES
Dec 10. '64--deo22tf Aa GsSsa8s Supt
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28
International Steamship Go.
Eastport, Calais and st. John.
> TWO TRIPS A WEEK. zoe

EaaAE-A On and after Monday, March 27th,
,-I..- IS - the Steamer NEW ENGLAND, Capt, H.
every Mnsssave Railroad Wharf, loot of Stat ST,
hEw RpnMsSSY ar O'Clock p. NJ and the Steamer
st John. O'CLOCK Pm, Tor Eassports1c
rbuS. GsNng WI lea St John every aondsy d
Bos on VI Eastport, Porttand ana
for St. ASSrsvs NE Rd sesms, Queen will connect
Brunswick and Canada RsiiwSSS alais with The New
Fastnort age CoaehS sss sI
Freight rec MSeaisS and intermeoste places.
p II. =" uayS VI salnn eutiI o,clock
aforilasd, March 20. 1865 -. = 1ASN, Agent.
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The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28

PREsIDRNr--HoS. WILLIAM G. STEELE, NJ. C.
PRESIDENT JOSEPH TREAT.
TREAsURER--S. L. WOODHOUSE.
This company has secured z2is acres in Penpsyva-
via and Ohio, which have been selected by the most
experienced oil men after two montbs' careful re-
search and personal examination on the greunds.-
On one part of the property is well from which
derabe quantities Of oil have already been ia
ken. and as the company will proceed 10 make fur
Their developments st once, they have every CONT
denee of beng able to pay dividends early peri
cd. prospectus may be had on applicat on to US.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28
Portland r. va and Bostor Zine
THE STEAMERS
Forest CITY. Lewiston er5 49,.

Re0 win. until further notice run a.
kS5fSx - follows: W. ia i %
Leave Atlantic Wharf Po,.,.s.
every Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, THURSDAY and
Friday. att O'Clock T. M, and India Wharf Bbstop ON
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Frioay, at O'Clock p. N. 900 a1itrsT77'
Z Freight taken as usuaI -.FElfsf0o
Inc company are not responsible for baggage 10
any amount exceeding 500 in value, and tiat per.
sona aniess notice given and pad for at the rate
OF enc 2ssssnger Ior every $500 additional value.
Fes' To- Ao0s' au L. BILLINGS, Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-28

Leave N 4 asiiy, eaesp, sS.d,,
Leave EiIsMor,H es5iy e1dpeaa SUNDAY ,,,, 8fesl
Arrive a Bangor morning BY S m up ="
From Bangor by Brewer Brewer Village orp.ou South Or
n9a , nsespo. osnrs bSsksIors oand and Nsth
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ta;. es' ssss S SIP y Sunday at
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asa sssi.ol tRs S s sn . E'Is * s
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=, arrive Bangor " N,
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Dss s.as - as sha hu, sIs, a week
Arrive at Dexter by 3 = .-.--s... Ei.si
Lssts DsIs5 5!as 0S ~ Wednesday and Friday 10 M
IT From Bangor by veszir oono West rea, Work. oowp
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Lssnt East 2zesr Eser %e.t caihaa South ssassrv
miles, and back, hires week -
Arrive AZ zSbot VIiass by 4p M $50 ~
Leave Abs Village fueay THURSDAY, Saturday M
Arrive at bangor by = p m. t.-T csc
From by Carmel to
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Arrive a SOUTH Leya,i by 6 . M = g j.
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North SwanYHle Belfast
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~ nj - mi fact lwice a week. 80 Il
resse olltowr iuesjay and saturday al 9 = M
4 Arrive al Milo BY s D a. n - : = n
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