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IMPORTANT TO CHURCH GONG PEOPLE.
The gentleman at church may be known by
the following marks Il E TC1G .rsg
1. Comes in good season, so as neither to
interrupt the pastor nor the congregation by a
late arrival. 'is ti5- ',.'5....E
2. Does not stop on the steps nor in the
portico either to gaze on the ladies', salute
friends, or display his colloquial powers. r.
rr g. Opens and ehuts the door gently, and
gallery Srair,, aid geJs a seat as qiieIix s,,a
by making as few people move as possible. :,
4. Takes his seal, or steps one side in the
aisle when any one wishes to pass in, and new.
or thinks OF such a think as making people
crowd past him while keeping his place on his
seat. ol7 -...,s-,.l ~, -. -. ...
3d. Is always attentive to strangers, gives
up his seat to such; seeking another for him
e1e 6. Never thinks of defiling the house of
God with tobacco spittle. or annoying those
who sit near him by chewing that nauseous
weed in church. % @1s
I! Never, unless in the case Of illness, gets
up or goes out during the time of SERVICE
But ii necessity compels him to do so, goes So
quietly that his very manner is an apology for
the act. ., - go 1S- 7-..-E" 7eai9T
7sI s. Does not engage in conversation before
the commencement of service. q a assq
q, 9. Does not whisper, or laugh, or eat fruit
in the house of God, or lounge in that holy
place. .sasii 81 80 z.
p 10. Does not rush out of church like a
tramping horse, the moment the benediction
is pronounced, but retires slowly, in Hoise-
less and quiet manner. ..7at q MA or
IL. Does all he can by precept and exam
pie to promote decorum in others, and is ever
ready to lend his aid to discountenance all in
decorum in the house of God. =, ,
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The Alden Type-Setting Machine.

The Alden Type-Setting and Distributing
machine is of all combinations of machinery
the one which approaches nearest to human
intelligence. At the bidding Of the operator
it arranges with marvellous rapidity the char
acters of the alphabet into words and sem
fences. and when the work is done, swiftly dis
tributes the characters to their former places.
A machine performing such complicated OPP
erations must of course consist of great va
riety of parts. As in the human body there is
an array of bones, muscles and tendons, and
other systems and subordinate systems of Or
cans. the knowledge of which, and their mode
of action is science by ITSELF so in this type
setting machine there is an immense number
of subordinate mechanical contrivances-
wheels, rollers, shafts, springs, puies, levers,
hooks, semcircles, hubs, screws, brackets, pms,
and so ON through the whole vocabulary OF the
machine shop. iA
Mr.. Charles G. Yeaton, who is concerned,
we believe, in the ownership of the machine,
has compiled and caused to be printed in a
large and very handsome folio volume, an
illustrated exposition of its mechanism, which
may be called the anatomy and physiology of
the type-setting machine In this he gives
descriptions, illustrated by wood engravings, of
every single part Of the machine, even the mi
nutest, with notes of their adaptation to each
other, in such a manner as to serve as a per-
feet guide to the mechanician, who, without
such assistance, might become bewildered with
the number and complications of the cOntriv-
ances employed. frnss!1 ytrATT
Besides the exact and systematic descrip-
ton of the parts which form the apparatus Of
the type-setting machine, the volume gives es-
Inmates of the labor and cost of producing
them, statement of the tools used by the
mechanician, sketch of the history Of the
invention, and some other matters. We are
glad to learn, that although the inventor died
before he saw his machine adopted in prac-
tice, his family have not been left without ad-
vantage from his invention, but have been lib
orally dealt with by the present owners. L
1t is intended to send out one of the Alden
type-setting machines to the great Interna-
tional Exhibition in Paris. 1t will, without
doubt attract more attention than any other
combination of machinery there. A copy Of
this book ought to accompany it, Evening
POST. az. mr. q rs ia fTfaFtFlr@
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Monday Morning, February IL, 1866.
U. s. DISTRICT COURT.

FEBRUARY TERM.-wARE, j., RREsIDING-
SArURDAY-The Grand Jury came in this
morning, and returned eight bills OF indict-
ment. ..-.- E
Daniel Sanborn was arraigned on an indict-
ment charging him with the larceny of copper
from the Kittery Navy Yard, and pleaded
guilty. .-.. .sf .'I.f
% Edward Fenton was put on trial on an in
dictment charging him with aiding and abet-
ting the larceny Of copper from the Kittery
Navy Yard by Daniel Sanborn After the ex-
animation Of Sanborn, who was used as wit
ness for the Government, the case was sus-
pended, and the Court adjourned to Monday
afternoon. Geo. +. Talbot, U. S. District AT
torney, for Government; Evans & Putnam for
defence. De- rl.. -.,..-.. H.lg .
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Important Notice.
The Paris UniversaI Exposition Of 1867.

..r1-.4. e.. r.4- NEW IOhh, Caus ", 1000
further extension Of time for presenting appli-
cations tor space at the above-named exhibition I'm
til the LIST Of March next having been arranged, it
is desirable, with view to wei-selected represent
tation of the mechanical inventions of the United
Siates that the number of applications should be
large as possible; and all Engineers Miners, Owners
of Mines, Agricultural and Mineral Producers, In
yentors and Agents, or Assignees of Inventors,
therefore respectfully urged to forward to this Agen-
cy their names and residences and those of all other
parties known to them to be interested in or having
control OF useful inventions, in order that forms Of
application may be sent to them. hstsnts. 81
All applications should be made upon the proper
blank forms, which furnished gratuitousy by the
undersigned and should sent to this office before
the Isl Of March next but parties whose applications
shall be accepted. will have until the LIST December
for the delivery Of their articles at New York. 5
Full printed Information, circulars and documents
will be furnished by the undersigned to all parties
applying thereby either personally or by letter.
g...l.14r j. C. DERBY, ,n9
U. S. Agent Paris Universal Exposition,
Spruce St. Tribune Budings), and 40 Park Row
Times Buildingl, New York.
Jan 26-s d15t
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DIED.,

In this city, Feb 10, Mrs Esther A, widow Of the
GB Funeral this Monday afternoon, ut Fl o'clock,
from her late residence, No 10 Green street. Rela-
In Gap .Slizabetn, r-i IL Mrs Nary A, wife Of
WIN Adams, aged So years monGns. y =
~ Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock.
In East Raymond. Jan 21, John w, son Of Marcus
w and Sarah w Nash, agee years months.
AT Bridge Creek. Wis. Jan 8, Of heart disease, Mr.
IaHeilis, Feb :, Mr. Aaron Clark, aged 80 years
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HORSEMEN, ATTENTION.

W. just published, a book containing the
AAAe experience of a lifetime in the treatment OF
Diseases OF Horses, by the distinguished Veterinary
Surgeon, DR.. TRIDBALL, giving directions for the
successful treatment OF all the diseases this most val
liable animal Is heir to, together with numerous
tricks practiced by Jockeys and how to tell the age
Of horses. Every man owning horse should have
it,. Sent by mail to any address for only 80 cts.
Address GEO. s. MELLEN, Lewiston, Maine.
Jan 30-sN d3w&w1t. = =
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SUNNY SrDE.-on Tuesday evening, 2sd
ult, Rev. E. S. Jordan and family, of Cumber-
land Center, were favored with visit from a
large number OF their Pensioners, who left
In money and other articles judiciotsly chos-
EN-, and very acceptable, donations to the
amount of s125, for which, as an expression
OF kind feeling towards them and of interest
In their work, they are truly grateful.
Several weeks previously Mr.. and Mrs. Jor-
dan were surprised at social gathering of the
young people of the society at their house
with the gift of valuable photograph album
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Boston Stock List.
MARRIED..

- In fremont, Feb g. by Andrew Tarr, ESQ, Capt
Geo Haynes, of Trement, and Miss Sarah Me-
Glinchy, of Portland. = 4 I I'll
= In Brooklyn, N Y, Feb 1, by Rev Kurdish, Of
New Hartford, Y, Charles Willard Kurdish and
Alice Bowdoin Kingston, both OF Brooklyn.
A Jordan, both of Dauvlle. = i.a7 iigoR dEEg
In Harpswel. John II Grant, OF Freeport, and
Dorathea Pinkhann, Of H. iie lii ~ sra b il1ls
y In Bath, Feb z, James Roberts and Mrs Adaline
d Allen I1ffcit 3,'1i 80 isoiI SIS ~ abln sgs
In Oxford, Feb 1, Chas A Spring, Jr, and Eugenia
B Keith, of o. lf ST. 81 e. la.i'-'-. III .at -4s~s
. In Norway, Feb 8, Solomon s Hall and olevia G
Warren. e'f'i'iils - rl.',i -l.ls tL,l5os ifLa
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BY- The Ellsworth american is informed
that our information in relation to custom
house affairs IN that town, and the pressure of
public opinion, was derived faom distinguish
ed citizen of Ellsworth
E-The Augusta correspondence the Argus
signs his name Fye-Out'-because, we sup
pose, he is blind, having put out his own eyes.
He recently spoke of the unpopularity OF the
new telegrsphic enterprise, and Of its being a
bad, cause, and since ignoring what he had sad
before, he has been exultant over its passage
by SO large a,yote. &c a -<. r
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To Let.

The I'd and Sd stories from No. SO to SO Federal st,
containing about 5000 square feet of floor room. Well
adapted and in superior location for
Furniture Sales IL OOms. s1l
Apply at the office of the
CAHOON MFG. CO., in same Building.
Feb 10-sNd1w
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

JANUARY TERM-TAPLEY, j., PRESIDING.
SATURDAY-No. 100, Dyer VS.. Walker Al
ter the testimony was out, the case was with
drawn from the jury, and continued ON report.
The Court adjourned 10 Monday.
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Perry's Moth and Freclkle Lotion. :.
Chloasma or Mothpatch, (also called Liverspot,)
particularly to adiesof light complexion for the dis
colored spots show more plainly ON the face OF
beauty of either; and any preparation that will ct
ectually remove them ,oittot iring the feature or
color Of the skin, is certainly desideratum DIR. B.
atty, has discovered remedy for these discoiora-
lions, which is at once prompt, infallibe, and harm
less. ,fGliin1 10 inHnnA 7 17lEs
Prepared only by B. G.. PERRY, Dermatologist,
No. A. Bond Street, New-York and for sale by ali
druggists; price so per bottle. Call for PERRY'S
MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. - lH'i'
w. r. Phillips & Co., and III. II. Hay, Wholesale
Agents, Portland, Maine. , oct31sn Mw&F6m
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while hi. hoped the whole country would ap-
prove the endesvor to restore the Union, he
could not forget that some men favored and
some opposed the cause of the Union when it
was in peril
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PASSENGERS.

In steamship Hibernian, for Liyerpool-A j Beban.
@ Bridges, Mrs Heath, G o Closter, Mr. Lock- JAS
Morgan, Mrs Morgan, Geo Gentolin, MIR Donaldson,
Mitchell, Peter Redpath, Nash, Mrs MaSgt Cross,
Pat Keane, w Wade Edw Paine, o Leopold, Van
denboch, and others.
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Most Protestant sects are built on the Pa
pal foundation. Their creeds and excommu-
nications embody the grand idea of ainfallibili-
ty, as truly as the DEGREES of Trent and the
Vatican.--I Charming. .sl5.ii s si ~ ,sSa
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GA PhysioIogical View Of Marriage:

Physiological View Of Marriages:
Containing nearly 300 pages, and 1870 fine Plates
and Engrayings of the Anatomy OF the Human Or
tice on Early Errors its Deplorable Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan Of
cure, as shown by the report of cases treated. A
truthful adviser to the married, and those contem-
plating MARRIAGE who entertain doubts at their phys
ical condition Sent free Of postage to any address,
on receipt OF Is cents, in stamps or postal currency
by addressing DIR. LA CROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, MY. ia lrsrfP 1.ErgIs rIrIq n,
The author may be consulted upon any Of the dis
eases upon which his book treats either personally or
by mail, and medicine sent to any part of the world
Oct 6-S N d&w6m p w
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.'44,a RICE BROTHERS. S %s
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
90 .ul ~ -. .;c. u 3iI

SO and II East Water Sc, {
GO MILWA UKI WISCONSIN.
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, Flour, BEEF
90 PORK, LARD, HAMS, BUTTER, SEEDS, etc. =
The following choice brands Of Flour on hand - 49,
BERTsHY's BEST, pas Il; N. swARREN,
ad" 9niCABINEf, EAGLE ,T
CHAMPION, MCCLELLAN.
3 Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge. = - . -
Flour and Produce bought, stored and insured at
liberal rates. nnar13sNeod1y
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PORTLAND, Jan. Esd, 1865.
have used JoHNSON'S REPRODUCTIONS for
ten weeks and have strictly followed the directions
contained in hisycircular, and now have fine
growth of hair where was entirely bald.
q have no hesitation in recommending it to any
one who may have occasion to use it. %
j., sfo-l-r.. n 2 L... j. M. MULLALY.
2 Jan 30-sNdtfy ~ -3lI ~ ! stLJ1NJ W
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FEsTrvAL.-Do not forget the Festival and
Levee that comes off tonight at Lincoln Hall,
Mmjoy. 1t will be pleasant affair.
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- n
Clocks Excelsior Hair Restorer I
The only Hair Restorer in the world possessing all
the merits claimed for it. ga iTI..a - r
Clocks Excelsior Hair Restorer!
The only perfect Hair Restorer and Hair Dressing
combined.
.al Clocks Excelsior Hair Restorer /!
The money refunded, after fair trial. if it fails to
give perfect satisfaction. t.l
Clocks Excelsior Hair Restorer T.
Used and recommended by the Clergy and the
faculty.
Clocks Excelsior Hair ,Restorer ~.
Warranted to restore gray hair to its original COL
or, stop hair from falling of, and restore hair on bald
heads where the disease is not hereditary
Clocks Excelsior Hair Restorer!
Will not stain the finest linen the incest bonnet.
Clocks. Excelsior Hair Restorer
Stands above comparison with all other preparations.
Clocks Excelsior Hair Restorer!
single trial convces the most sceptical
Clocks Excelsior Hair Restorer!
'' Once use it and you will always use it.
Clocks Excelsior Hair Restorer |! q.
Is sold by Druggists everywhere at 100 per bottle,
or six bottles Tor 500. Cali for DIR. CLOCKS EX-
CELSIOR HAIR RESTORER, and take no other.
..io4 DIR. f. b. CLOCK, Proprietor.
f.l.. .t...t4a MANCHESTER, N. H.. .i
) , II. H. HAY, Wholesale Agent, Portland, Me.
Dec 21-sNeOd&w3m -S fAsst@a rrifl' ..a-
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lev, Appieby, Eastport for do; Gertrude, ca

Lucy, Appleby, Eastport for do; Gertrude, Coalwel
oI HOLINESS NJ s.; HoLEAr 9Th, brig eastman, Har
BosTON-Ar 9th, brig Hattie, Gilkey, Remedies.
At At, 10Th . barqus Chief Harding, New Orleans.
Cs 10th brig George scnrf hr New Or
RRoYINcEToWN-i port 10th, barque Almo-
Southport.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Mayo, for Boston, ldg. 49, sSs -
At Msssins istS III, earque Sacramento, Hussey,
for New York, nearly ready. - kLEIIT,
Sid FIN Palermo 18th uit, barque Mira, Dix, for
sid fa HayTs Ssd nit, ship Columbia. Roberts, tor
Ar at London 24th uit, ship Ganges, Potter, from
Calcutta. ~" 1862 -..l-I =. ~ ,t.i I.'ET
Sid I'm Portsmouth 23d ult, brig Lucy Heywood.
Brown, from New York for Bremen.
Ar at Londonderry Goth, steamship Belgian, Brown
from Portland for Liverpool ~I. = 70
Nichols, Buenos Ayes for Cailao -
Sid I'm Mansanilla goth ult, barque Linda Stewart,
Osborne. lew York.
'0 AZ a. Havana 18th ut, barque Henry Fhtner
Park, Stockton, Me, via Sagua. ~
~ Sia Sfst, brig John Bernard jameson 'or ne"
At Matanzas I'd inst brigs Minnie Miller, Ander-
son, for Portland; ID Is Emery, BrndiOru, anu hlo
Grande, Lawrence, for do, mot as before.)
At cardenas 22d ult, barque John Carver, Nichols,
l0 AT at St John SB Sd inst sch Alma, Mccarron,
Portland. II II Ia
,.IPer steamer Australasian, at New York;
at Liverpool 2sth, Belgian, tss) Alton, Portland,
SID a4fh, Cathafine; Rogers, for Savannah; 18th,
Flying Eagle, Hayes, New Oreans Persia, Clark.
Shanghai; Goth, s @ Grant, Rich, Bakers Island
Walter, Libby, Havana. - a1gi!s
Cid 18th. Northampton, Morse, New Orleans.
Ent out 25th, Il b Cove, Washburn, Camden.
land and New York 18th, Mist, Lincoln, Boston.
Sid I'm Falmouth 18th, Humboldt, Boysen, tor New
York. -4fI i.4t.8g.
Sid I'm Newport 18th, Elizabeth Gushing, Brown,
Point de Gale. -
of the sker1ies oath, Thos Harvard, Strickland
Liverpool for New Orleans. -i 'GEl .Gagll3I
OFF Point Lynas 25th, Eddystone, Dyer, Liverpool
- A .'''-' u -49nJI 5000
esd FIN Genoa 22d ult, Zulma, Howett, Philadel-
phia. ,i -.f -...--. 80.
Ar at Hayre 2ad ult, Adelaide Norris Reed, from
New Orleans. l'iil'Vfh
Sid oath ult, Helen Sands, Otis, New York; r c
Winthrop. Stewart, New Orleans.
Cid at Brouwershaven 24th ult, Ocean Pearl, New
comb, New York.
Ar At Bremerhaven oath, Lucy Haywood, Brown
New York. 81 81 AZ -
SPOKEN.
Jan g. lat 50 %, Ion Ct 80, ship Wild Rover, from
New Orleans for Liverpool. ITsg.fF
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MuNIcIPAI COURT. FEB. 10. ,

State VS. Jno. Salvador; assault and battery
upon John L. Sidney. Fined S. and COSTS
Committed. .t...-.. ..
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~rk , r. = TO DYE EASY 81
Is very desirable. Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
the best in the world. Complete in one bottle. No
wash, no stain, no trouble. child can apply 1t.
Persons wishing to avoid the publicity Of having their
hair dyed in public, can
s-tTAEST DYE AT HOME ia
better than any barber do it, by using the Vene-
tan Dye. 1t does not rub off or make the hair APP
pear dusty or dead, but imparts life and lustre.
Gives beautiful black brown, as preferred Price
DEMAs BARNES s. Co., New York, Wholesal.
Agents. may12SNeod1y q
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SPECIAL 4 NOTICES.

WDr. Tibbetts' Pllysiol ogical Hair Re-
SIC MERIT.
1t will not soil the finest fabric
Is neat clean, and highly perfumed.
1t will positively restore the whitest or grayest hair
to its original color.
Will purify the head from humors and dandruf.
~ Every bottle is warranted ar money refiinded
TEBBETTS BROTHERS, Proprietors, Manches-
ter, n. H. -. -
Sold by w. w. WHIPPLE and W.T.. PHILLIPS,
Portland, and by all Druggists. = , ja22sNsm*
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
M A-RINE NEWS
aPoRTl PoR.rLAND. !

'i'G3'a r o r T o F p o RI LAND.
f. Ea.. L,5', TO- 70 Saturday, February 10. y
G1a sqa .s.I1,-s,,3 ARRIVED. ,sslioy b. gig
Steamer Lewiston. Knight Boston. M 10 is,s
/ Sch j Woodbury., Woodbury., La Have Bank. 20
Il, 80 3 ~ ;" 3-i CLEARED. s.lryG1 1e
Steamer Drigo, Sherwood, New York Emery g
Sch Fanny Heating, Daniels, Philadelphia e Free
Sch 4 Threr, Higgins, New York; Freeman, Jr.
-aooI al ,i.ai.Iss Sunday, February III.
p ,2Ia.q,s taalita ARRIVED. ,,'iif5-y -i
Steamer Montreal, Liscomb, Boston. p. al
b. SAILED-5 AM, steamers Hibernian, for Liver
pool; Pm, Dirigo, tor New York. ~
The superior qualities Of the new steamer Dirigo
were fully tested on Saturday afternoon, when she
left her wharf and forced her way through solid
body of ice from six to eight inches thick for dis
then to clear jam which had gathered ahead. AZ
ter proceeding as far as Fort Preble she returned to
her S it being too thick to 60 to sea- The ice
now reach the upper wharves.
T Sch VIM Eadje, Of Newburypors., 80 tons. built
in 1913, has been purchased by VIM Gray, Of South
port for $3.50. She is to be engaged in the fishing
business.
= / u J DISASTERS. ...
s4ip Mascs from New Orleans Oct
cargo was insured for e40 per bale. fThe register
ed 6O4 tons, was built at Bath in 1885, and hailed from
sShip Freeman Clark (of Bath) Small, from Cardiff,
got ashore on North Point below Baltimore Sth inst
but was afterwards got of and arrived at Baltimore
I Brig CastHlian, Hardenbrook, at Holiness Hole
from Matanzas experienced very heavy weather
on the passage and was II days North Of Hatteras,
with continued NV gales.
,.sis ssa: DOMESTIC PORTS"
SAN FRANCISCO-Ar Jan 10, barque Trieste,
Clark, Auckland NJ, 50 days; L Rutgers. Robert
New oRLEaNs@Ar sfst, brig Ponsett, Means,
Cardenas; sch Star, Gregory. Mobile. sad
Ar 9Th inst, ships Sardis, Cox. I'm Mobile; Martha
Cobb, Butler. Boston; Lammergier, Wilson, from
MoBfLELCld 3D. brig Haze, Han, Boston; sch
Kate Mclean; Hallock, Pensacola;
Boston; Croeus, Manson, Boston, - --''As'''
RICHMoND-sld 18th, brig VIM Nichols, Ames,
NORFoLK-sld 9Th, brig Roamer, crabtree, for
FORTRESS MONROE Ar 7th, brig Nayar;no.
Giles, Mobile for New York; sch Conneaut, Sawyer,
BALTIMoRE-Ar 9th, ship Freeman Clark, Small.
Cid tn, sch Guide, Lanfar, Norfolk. siF -aal
PHILADELPHIA-Cld 18th, sch G MCCARTHY. God
HEW YoRK-Ar 9th. ship Intrepid winsor, from
cid sth, sch Geo Thomas Laneiou. Baltimore. ~
Ar 9Th, brig Lewis Clark, Bartlett, Jacksonville
wa newport; schs Electric Flash, Mcdonald, New
fo4 91S atS Paragon Reed, Providence; = i
NEWPoRTEsld sth. Srs cstsarine Rogers, Yea.
ton, Calais for New York; scbs Laguna, Dodge, and
haanbow, Dodge. Portland Tor New York. and 9TH
Sid sth, barque Aberdeen, Anderson from Provi-
denceI for New Orleans. ~ i''ay ---
In port 9th brig Charlena Means, wig orders; scl,s
st Lucar Oxton, Providence for New York; isis !
Harding, Fall River for do; Delaware, Bishop, from
philadelphia for Providence; Brillian Carter New
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'CNAA 4 JAZZ "A ~ v. IA 3
81 A Clean Mouth
IND A SWEET 5 BREATH

= ~ -f4R-1
gEU ARoMATIoUE is a fragrant Mouth and Tooth
Wash, composed of Aromatic Gums and Balsams.-
1t communicates delightful fragrance to the breath
cooling and delicious taste to the mouth. harlens
the gums, allays sensitive condition of the nerves
Of the teeth, stops toothache and arrests decay Of
the teeth. Sole manufacturers,
CASWELL, MACK & CO., New York.
. Sold by Ydg i3I 'i t''a 'i'i 90 o. sollalf =
CROSMAN s. Co., rs Middle St.
Jan 12-TT&s1m III
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Feb'y 70, 1866.
A. Simpson, of Concord, N. HI.

VNTILL deliver a Course OF Lectures ON the pronb-
wv ecies, in the ADVENT HALL, on Cong, cas- H.
commencing TUESDAY EVENING Feb. f3th. and
continuing through the week. '-'' '"N
h Feb 12-d3t -.
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Found

,s,Hr Mn, Found .-
ON Middle St., aPocket-Book, which the owner
" can have by calling at No. II Clark St., proving
property and paying charges. =. fef2d3t.