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- DR R. G00DALE'S
CkTARRH
e II REMEDY
asr AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

IL penetrafes the secret ambush Of
this tsrribs diease, and exterminates II, root and
branch, forever.
1t removes all the Wretehed symp.
toms of this loAthesome -mAlady, and syeTts con-
sumption. = -s5 T. '-
II CLEANS the head, GIeOdOrIses the
breath, and affords the most greteful relief.
Il sIIeViates more agony and silent
suffering than tongue can tell.
~ II Is noted for curing the most hope
less cares. that every known means failed IN.
nc eures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca.
tarTh, of the most obstinate and violent types.
no form OF CatarFh or noises In the
ehd can resist its penetrating power. g-l-
& Dr.. .GOOdaIe'a CatarRh Remedy is a
harmless liquid, inhaled from the pslm-of the hand.
DR.. Il. EsOOdaIe is known throughout
the country, ss the Author OF the only True Thso-
rv Of CataTrh ever published. where its Origin
What its Rsvages-mOde Of Treatment--And Rapid
Cure in all its fOrms. =.
DR.. GOOdaIe's Pamphlet on Cata8rh
shouldbe read by every one. 1t can be obtained ct
our nearest Agency, or BY sending portage stamp
20 our othces 3 eF-l rt- i-i.- .GsirE-e. ~
sPriceSI co. Send stamp for panphlst.
NORTON CO., Sole Ag'ts, rs BlsekeE st., E. Z.
sold by G. W. CLARK, Cleveland. febsBs
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DRESS GOODS, LACEs AND GRAPE
Il Goods, EmbroidsTfes, scarfs, Dress Buttons,
Dress Trimmings, &C., opened this day.
J. q. DEWITT a CO..
MI and IL Public Sqcare.
NEW SPRING GOODS.-A choieely
IN assorted stock Of Plain and Plaid AIpscas has
Just been opened at HOVER & HIeBEES
feb96 ia is $50 Superior street. =
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TREAsTJRY DEPARTMENT :
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURREEcY,
ati-- sos Hss WI qu r,r1Tou Fab 7 19R5t

. II
1 ii 80 WASHINGTON, Feb. 7, 1856.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence,
w presented to the undersigned, 1t has been
made t. appear that he "NATIOHAL CITY BANK
OF GLEFELAHD,, In the City Of CLEVELAND, in
the County Of Cuyehoga and State Of Ohio, has
been duly organized under and soco, ding to The
requirements ef the act Of Congress entitled can
Act to provide National Currency, secured by
pledge Of United States Bonds, sn TO provide for
the circulation and redemption thsreoi,p approved
June 3, 1864, and has compiled with all the pro-
visions Of faid sct required to be complied With
said act. s1 20 T1t srois1at
Now, therefore, /, HUGH NoCULL0OH, Comp
troller Of the Currency do hereby certify that the
NATIONAL CITY RANK OF FlcLEVELAED, in
the City Of Cleveland, In Che County Of Cuyahogs
and State of Ohio, Is authorized to commence ths
business Of Banning under the set aforesaid. -
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and se6l
of office this seventh day Of February, 1865. -
L. g. HUGH MoOULLoOH,
feb1I 81 Comptroller Of the Currency
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SusnramRR.
D. HUDSON,

General Fire, Msr1ne and Life InsIzr-
ance Agent a
Once, 0Flatts Exchange, foot euperior Street.
..--.--.. -- CLEVELAND, OHIO. -.-
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8aak Antife.

ICE oPseoHPTRoELER OF IHE UURREHoI
l3 iWEsHIRGroH, January SIBt, 1855.

tsFfoE oPN -{ohPIHoLIkH OF re UUhRKfVYi r
5lt 3 iWksHIHe1os, Janusry SlBt, 1855.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence TO
wv the undersigned it has been made to appear
that 'trhe MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF
OLEVELAND," in the Cfg OF elsvsland, in the
county of CHyGhoea, and State OF Ohio, has been
nsists OF the Act Of Congress entitled S'AnAct to
provide National Currency, secured By n.piedgs
Of United States Bonds and 20 provide for the cir
euIation md TedemptIon thereof" approved June
B. 1854 and has complied with ell the provisions Of
said Act requi:ed 70 be complied With before COM
mencing the business Of Banking under said ct.
Nov, therefore, 1, HUGH MclUhh0OH, Comp
tFeler Currency, do hereby certify that ''The
LAND - in the Oily Of Cleveland, In the county Of
Olydkogd, and stste Of Ohio Is auihorizsd TO com
msnce the business Of Banking under the Act sfore-
said. i i- 7 -t sT----,-i
In Testimony whereof, witness my hand and
seal ofofce. this Thirty day Of Janrsry 1865.
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nfPOBTANT 10 ~ iES-Dr. HaI.

lMRpktANT To 4ln-D1 HeS-Dr. HAEs
Voys Iemass Fili, hAys ssVeg yet silsd u relnoV'
g elceliiss sLLsng l,s on1ssassoa q :, ssoe- @
ct health When B1neEing hrom SpinE iAGtettonEs'
-s- PEolaF41a UtsF the Whites, o. othsf veskne8 J
r=-s- ~ UteriRs oEganG Ths a REp psri8otg harm
No. len the Constitution, Had nay b taken By tia
n Hlest dslloats female without osaFing e1tr5as-ths
GaIas tine they aet Ike ehsrm b. stTo1gthsnng,
= taVigorattnE s1d Restoring the systen g hsalth
sonditiOns and bS bringing on the Hlonthly period
With Feguia7itg mo haattsh 9eni ghe5 oanseA @ ms
- taken during She arst thFoe moathl u Wesaan-
o., though SAFE Is any othsr tins - HSeaiTlass
ea = Eaob tsE contains 20 pIIlI. RFios o.
DT. HARszz'S TzEAEIss On DsssssE Of Females
Pfs7uAncy, Ai1oarTiAEs, hArra1nesss bssTittys Be-
nro4 ueflpn, and Abnsss Of Nature, and emphatical
II ths Isdfes Private Medical Adviser, pAmphlst
q g p1ges Eelt iFoa y eFy sddreal. Six eontsEe-
gQirsd % pay postage. f-t
Ths pills and book win be ssnt W mail Vhsn de-
rr NEpa, securely sailed, a1d prepaid, By
J. BRYAE, II. D., General Agent,
a lI.-E Eo Oadsr e Eev Forf.
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An persons purchasing $40 90 worth of Good.
win be entitled to draw one Of the above eiitai
s2O OOwOrth, two Gifts, and 50 on
OUR STOCK contains Fun Assortment Of all
kinds Of Dry Goods, and viii be sold as low - ct
any Dry Goods House in Ohio.
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p- OLD RYES MADE NEW
A psmphlet directing how to speedily restore
sight and give up speetseles without aid Of doctor
or mOdicene-sent by mail free, on receipt Of ten
osnts Address E. B. FOoTE, NJ, d.
hbikRSd&w 1lSO Broadway, New York.
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AND HAIR WORA,
VI. D rs INV zszaBLIsHzrs.,

A LoOHOL-FOR SALE Az THE
"A lowest market rates By
CHURCHILL PROTHHR.
epV pEuESists lse eAs'FiQ q
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Wllgughbg, PainsgvtIle Madison. Geneva, Ash-
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LHAVR ERIR
80 A M-mGHT EXPREBs FRAfu-a.,.-s,-s
at eirard, AlhtlbqiA and PninsITi1s only. -
arrive Gt OeYslAnd at 20 A. u.
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~ Day Ex1resl, East and West, eonnccs IS
Girard with Trains on Eris PittsburEh RaiiFoaS
ioT Ldnssvills, MsAdTIllGs JeE@1s.s9gn, -
Cleveland, OCT. t7st. Isss-
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= q 81 ased ll.res simes 8 DsT. -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-13
A Great Musical restiral

The Boston Handel and Haydn Societv
propose to celebrate their 11ftieth anniversarv
next May, by grand musical festival which is
intended to eclipse anything OF the kind ever
attempted in this country. It's TO commence
on the 20 a of May. and continue six days, with
concerts in the morning, and oratorios in the
evening. The chorus OF this society numbers
some three hundred voices, and invitations
have been extended to various choirs, so that
six hundred voices shall swell the choruses of
the Creation, Elijah, Moses in Egypt, Messiah,
and Hymn of Praise.
This festival If carried out according to the
proposed programme, will. mark an epoch in
the history of music in this country, and draw
from all quarters an immense congregation.
As an enterprise Of such magnitude must re-
quire the expenditure of large sum of mon
ey, it is proposed to raise guarantee fund of
$4,000. The fund has already reached S19,-
900, and no doubt the remainder will be se-
cured. 1t is proposed to divide one half the
net proceeds equally between the Sanitary
and Christian Commissions. Having once
been a member of the Handel and Haydn
Society, we cherish much respect for it. and
hope it will succeed in this great enterprise.
We suppose the voice of Mrs. Anna Stone
Elliott will again give power and pathos to
the choruses on this occasion-a voice which
has never been excelled by any American fe-
male vocalist. May success attend this grand
musical festival. ~
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spseIAL NOTICES.
Central 0Rcs: q. s. Christian Commission, [
Philadelphia, Ma, oh 70, 1865.
To the Christian People of the U. s.

Inc U s. Christian Commits ion Is your astncy
dAu instrument. IL lives and works ~ your IN
y No aad corporation. The degree o. It's use u
49,, - tne mols OF Souc libefaty. II our cup
ooeeuhue, as h, rstefore, its ministry VIII con-
die ' WAL u'i1inA'Hi "a - i' "
me WORK Of the Christian Commission was never
are concentrating in the East Our cIlities are
thereby multiplied, aud our ooportnni /. Of usetoI-
ness Increased. BY your liberal aid " Mill thev
be available. The indications Of a roscbing nsi-
uss are unms'a abe. Before you { adj thss, line,
indications may have bscome eve is: and hlooav
fields may tie stfewed with suffsriI q soldisrs W.
are not prepared for it as We Id be- Our trass
sity Ia ful upon us, Tor thai wllbs too late The
Necessity IL now. We must b, beforehand with The
emergency. Ten thousand dollars !, xt week may
save more lives and relieve more suffering than a
hundred thousand next month. Let MT retire sch-
msnt be forced upon on the very edge OF battle.
At this very hVar q most rem srkable religious in
tsrest is spread throughout our arInie'. Even our
tamish0d men from 8 nth IN piisons are more eag-
or 1or the bread of lite taan Ter that fr want OF
which they nave starved.
Christian m III women of he nation, this Ia fog
g for ard ia Gods name and Tor our service Our
appeal Is be- re you. For Chr.ss SAKE let the re-
Spouse be =1eral and prompt
On behalf OF tho Executive Commit ee,
GEO IA. STUART, Chairman.
The above appeal il but emphorized by recent
events to any who wo9ld he ed This urgent call for
help let me cay, oaies sent c. rus Sturdevant,
Esq Treasurer, will be avail BILE at the front at once
THOMAS z. HAYES,
April 6-u Chairman Army Comm. C. C.
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and sure 10 be persistentlg questioned, while
Its ratification by three iourths OF all the
States would be Hnqaestioned and unquestion-
able.
1 repeat the question--Can Louisiana De
brought into proper practical relations WIN
the Union sooner by sustaining or by discard
ing ner new STATE governGentp
What has been said OF louisiana Will apply
10 other States, and yet SO great pecuilarlties
pertain to each State, and such important and
sudden changes occur In thS same State, ana
Withal so new and unprecedented is the whole
case, that no exclusive and iRfexible plan can
safely be prescribed as 10 details and collater-
ais. Such an exclusive and infexible plan
would surely become new entanglemeAt.-
Important principles may and must be lnfiex-
IDle. In the present situation, as the phrase
goes, 1t may be my duty to make some new
announcement to the people of the South. l
am considering, and shall not fail to act when
satisfied that action will be proper.
The President during the delivery OF his
speech was frequently interrupted by applause
and at the conclusion, iu the midst of cheer
ing, the band struck up patriotic air, when
he bowed and retired. -
There were repeated calls for Senator Sum-
ner. but he was not present.
Senator Harlan of Iowa was called for, and
alter the applause had subsidized, he directed
attention to two principles setilsd, or to be
settled, by the closing OF the conte t. First
the American people had decided that the ma
jority of the voters of the republic should
control its destinies and the incipient process
es OF making its laws; and, second, that no
part OF the republic should ever be permitted
by force to divide it. The punishment of
traitors lay in the hands of Congress, and the
Constitution pointed out clearly what consti
tuted treason. Those who Matched the trea-
son should suffer the penalty, and, under
Congress, he was willing to trust the future
in the hands OF the citizen elected a second
time to see that the laws are faithfully execHt-
ed. Applause.
The assemblage dispersed after vociferous
huzzas and music by the band. e.
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Logical and Consistent )!

Such is the New York Worlds praise of
Horace Greeley. When the rebellion began.
MIR. Greeley declared in favor of letting the
insurgent States go; when the war was a
quarter over, he advised that notice should be
served on the secesh leaders that we would
fight them short time-we think he sug-
gested three months If we did not whip
them in that time we would yield to their de-
'mands; when it was half done, he endeavored
to persuade M. MERCER to unite with Stokel.
the Russian minister, in an effort to induce
their Governmentst to intervene and put an end
TO the civil war, even at. the expense of sepa-
ration; when the rebellion was three.quar-
ters crushed, he formed partnership with
Colorado Jewett and George Sanders to save
our. poor, "broken, bleeding, bankrupt coun-
try, by running and disgracipg her; but when
1t had fairly collapsed, and Davis and Lee
were fleeing for life, he attended banquet at
the Astor House, and paid "homage meet"to
Fernando Wood, whom he styled the consis-
tent apostle Of peace /! sAa
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DIED.

In Cape Elizabeth April II, of consumption. Ell
bridge II, son of Edward and Elizabeth Wood
bury aged 20 years.
ES-Funeral on Friday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
from the North Church. go
In Porter. March 20. John NJ Libby. ESQ, aged 81
years By the death of Mr. Libby. wife loses du-
tifuI husband the children an induQent father the
Church Christian member, the town good either,
and the country true patriot 'Let me die the
death of the righteous, and let my last end be Iii e
In Bangor; April :, Mrs Eliza H. vie of James
In Biddeford. April g. Mr. Andrew Emmons form
erly Of kennebunkport. aged ~ years. va
IN " es. cru, March ~ Mrs Sarah B. wife of Ed
mnnd Bower formerly Of saco, aged SO years.
OF Joseoh and Mary Roberts, aged Is years.
In Saco, April 10, suddenly, Mr. John Kelley aOea
rs years. al ~ $50 e'' Aseu
In Hollis. March %. Mrs Anna. widow of tho Late
Col John smith, aged 80 years months. ~''
In brewer, March 20, Mrs SaIah T.. wife of A 4,
Loratte, aged SO years months. - WIZ Vi
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DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BIT ERS

The Great Blood Purifier; the best Health Restor-
en- and the most perfect Spring and Summer Msdi-
cine ever used W
The eff ,ctually cure Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious Complaints, General Debility, and al
kind ed diseases. kA4
They cleanse the system. regulate the bowels, re.
store the appetite drive out all humors, purify the
blood. and strengthen, invigorate build up, and re-
store to heal and soundnes'. both body and mind
all who them. Price rs, so. and 70 cts per bot
tie. Sold by dealers in medicine. GEORGE G..
GOODWIN q Co., 8S Hanover ST., Boston.
mchl8ld4m
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To the Editor of the Press.

lou say in your paper of yesterday, "We
understand that the managers of the Grand
trunk Railway could not censure Mr.. Lath-
am' &C." Who that has noticed their move
ments' expected they wouldp Was not Mr..
Oorser removed from the office of Superinten-
oen1 Oh tnat road, because he was loyal citi-
zen' ana censureo the same man for similar
acts You say, sin Justice to Mr.. Bailey the
Superintendent, that che deeply regrets the
occurrence of Monday, &C." Will he express
that regret when he gets over Canada line p
Can you inform us how much the managers of
the Grand Trunk Railway received for the
extra train, furnished on their road, for the &C.
commodation of Valandigham? Any infor-
nation, sought by the above inquiries, will
oblige the stockholders, who receive four in
's>ad of six per cent. dividends. ].
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IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL Steamship Morayian 30 eases
oales mdse 10 boxes lemons. to n Prindle; cssk.
chase Barker; cases bale mdse, Agent 9 x;
$50 bdls hoop iron, cases 10 bales SO bids mdse.
lie canvas, IS cases machin ry 81 cases yellow met
81 sheathing, for Boston; and goods foi Canada and
New York
WEsTPORT Ms. Sch d Payson, 5000 lbs fresh
halibut, to master.
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THE N. Y. Tribune, In speaking of Mason Il
Hamln's Cabinet Organs, says: These instru-
ments have been blown by the wind of gem
uine success from Boston to San francisco.
That Messrs. Mason 6 Hamlin have succeeded
in making superior small instrument, from
little bandbox-like things, to those which,
though portable, and not larger than piano,
can make them elves felt in church, is the
They agree that no such mechanical work of
the kind can be found in equal perfection in
Europe. The tone is pure and full, and with
an immense body for SO small provocative
mechanical force. They stand rough travel
ing. bad usage, and will live in climates which
will kill American missionaries"
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RICE BROTHERS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
60 and ~ Feat ws,or 6.

ST
-- MILWAUKRE, WISCONSIN,
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR, BxHv.
PORK, LARD, HAMS, BUTTER, SEEDS, etc. 50.
The following choice brands Of Flour on hand:-
. BRRTsHr's BEST N.WAsREN, .r
CABINET, ss EAGLE 81
CHAMProN, MCCLELLAN. -e
Mark;t Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge. II
g-Flour and Produce bought, stored and insur-
cd at liberal rates. marl2sodIy 4
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gEThey had q meeting at Cherry6eld last
Friday evening, at which Lieut.. Coffin Of the
Slst Me- Vols, told his story of prison life in the
South, and after other speeches, the people gave
expression to their feeingsfor the sick and woun-
ded prisoners, and their joy over the fall of Rich
mend, by raising sl94.Oo for the Sanitary Com
mission which they have forwarded to Gov.
Washbarn. bae
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Casualties on Sunday Last

The following are additional names of sol
diers wounded during the battles of Sunday,
April 2. They were in the LIST and I'd divi-
sion of the 9th army corps:
LIST Maine Regiments First Lieut.. 7. D.
Soule, B. Sharpshooters.
31st Maine Regimeat-J. A. Friney. B
hip; Corp. Benz. G.. Dryer, /, shoulder; Geo.
M. Lyon, C. neck; Augustus Fogg, 1. side;
VIM. n Campbell, K, abdomen; A. McNair,
81, side; Major George A. Baltin, groin.
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THE HONEST OLD MEDIOINE!

N. H. Downs Balsamic Elixir, for Coughs, Colds
Wnooping Cough, and all diseases OF the throat,
chest and lungs, 88 U
linghim. Hon. Rates Turner late Judge OF he Su-
p-eme Court of Vermont; Dr. j.. b. woodward,
Surgeon for the Vermont Militia.
Sold by all dealers in Msdisines. john Henry
W. terbury, vt, Proprietor. -,o,,on..0
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coLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such unive rsal
Demand is made from the choicest materials
is mid and emollient In its nature, fragrsr,tly
scsnted, and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. So Hae jan31d1yr.
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-. WASHINGTON, April IL.
One hundred and nine pouches of rebel mails
from Richmond, and twenty-five from Peters
burg were yesterday sent through our post
office to tue War Department for examination.
1t is worthy Of remark, however, that all the
pouches and locks were recognized as having
always belonged to the United States govern
ment. ff1s hela5 +. sa D. ID safl5to ~
The following decision has been made by the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue:
When any transportation company receive
goods at a port in Canada fer transportation
to points in the United States, whether by land
or water, and itself transports the same thither.
no tax can be levied under thelaw, but as soon
as such company delivers the goods to some
other transportation company in the United
States. the exemption will cease, it being con-
sidered In such case that the new company
transports the goods from that point in the
United States where it received the same, TO
any other point In the United States what
ever, where the said company shall deliver the
same. oR19 sg6G 0lF
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PASSENGERS.

In the Moravian, from Livernoo,- e-.,,o : g
Miier. Butler. Miss Williams, Mr. Beddard. INF
T Wosoep nome, Mr. Wallis Mr. Wedd, Mr. Henser.
a nnsisn rS0ie. VIM Hope H Clarke. Mrs Maitland
No.. w. cmidren, Cunningham, d NJ Irvine G Q
40 Ason c Behan, Teford, b o. Docheriy,
ana 40 o hers in the sieersgs.
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HiIton's InsolubIe Cement.

For wood, leather, crockery, and other substances
the best aid to economy that the housekeeper can
hare 1t Is in liquid FORM and insoluDIe In water or
oil. 1t will adhere oily substances completely Two
ounce bottle, with brush family package) rs cents
each. Sold everywhe
AILTON BROS. Z Co., Projectors. Providence,
r. I. On receipt of50 cents, family package will
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-13

THING OF BEAUTY Is A Joy FOR EVER.
Those who desire brilliancy complsxion must
purify and enrich the bio d ,wh ch Con-
CEETRATED sARsAPARILLA invariably Goes. Rec
olleect it is no patent medicine. Ask or Eembolds
Take no other. At-44tt .t& '-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-13
MARRIED.

At K.nt's Hill, April 2. Edw Richardson and
Emily Allen, all or WAYNE
~, Ia Andoyer, Mass. Chas W Smith and Miss Ellen
White. both of Bangor -7'-
In Boston, April g. Chas C Morse and Miss Lizzie
W Mitchell. Of q -eenwood Me, vi II-.
In Stafford, March %, Henry W Bodwell. of s,