davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-03-25

ESrexssi 1'espstcA t. the cheaxp 1rsnune1
AnwAckxt March 80.
F16rE-1tezstt.E. s41% lal br1A EHrel4o1. A+1 1es
er!s pFavate tern4s lao h1ts city srs7nF
.scnee <xtra u II %; 20 trts cho.cc extra II f&K
Ss4fs~NAfat unsettled. esles q 1i.M1 bp 1t
t3.7k2iE. eaAh, TEX boJer eext ~exk; Ley
tessr~ March. Sonn Eoess -eAle& A,c9 ha al II, ~
an eass; ei=sk:1E .u.ef nut wbsfs Sl1s
haJsr u daJs. F3vA 2. =. Rcesd-Cn4estitd pu.
49, estss - 40 bu :. t.S4al.zX. eszn; sl-stX
h1Je4 NA4~s --ies.1s at tB,3ie 1sur.
fsoVpit*s-DaI.- 5stes IL ceruss svret picked
tasr II
, 1866-03-25

tsp<t!ai DasseeL u TIE Cniraso f1thuue,;
ET.LoEA N4feh 4.
T.AAcco-f1rs. sa.t. ostuxs At st4 sat, - cs,,n.
r1oa ttsoetox II tta-xsts1us tnt At {$&.A2AH
fl@rH-steady. ssiet 1t ts.o6ak.s Tor taetf; }tkt
AK fa< t1sra sn1 k7.ssA n. 20 Tor Aorsts exIra
C1Arx-whtAt dusl xzh d,oeatrS. Sale, NJ str.a
sfsa TOR spst1z u 80 fE cnp Lse Slz2ts TT i p.s
brsf'~l Cora Aet!rs Acd steady. sajs4 :. asc sur
r1f1ed: HAacc AhT yellow md oessXc for vaite
Oatb dali. sAias II toat=hc fer good lad &s kse fpF
sts,csly ehotcf. HJeiawes. sais 1t :h1a:c. Harley
dth. 6n1es 1t aaS ,se ret bcsoet.
fr'1IsnSs-1'osk 1oveT. 6aia- Of city cs1a II
xss::t. enuntfy 1t GkM.
Nntn1Ky-Tnsttt!ed. sAies 81 t7.Hfatat.
, 1866-03-25
LOCAL MATTERS

4 Card.-DF. ", 1EAnhfoEd White, No.
. tate fure:, eotn<r Of lan4o!ph, hat atttin!ned
to srmsin tn thicagu, snss sake. ,a1s n,sthod 10
respectfully Inform ttl htrts snt pstfsxA toat lie
Will eustlnue to otenpv lhe sAEe 0aess thAS te las
ooEp!et the ase 3etts rAat qssb
Great American Prize Concert. We'd
nesttaj estntck He1L Uuly ttrec d2y+ n-osu lei Ia
which 10 keeure tlcktts, Which Hi.. sd1ai1 yoa to
Of thr gr.nt1tAt Entertainments ever Ssr II
the city, brs4-s sI rt1r yE- aeaaner fuz thAr ssJ,-
Oh, In re,raAaeGk, f5tU1 IN 7sa hcnts, or uAs frs
etty resitcncr. Don't WAIT ur.II tie l4as DAY. ~
esrrJ ua1nber h.f II he rrecrt1rd. BGe4, III nr1t-
burn ts.ett uont nt4s ths nazubcI. z1ei
go to tho 1ess-tso to Hrvnnt 4 Strait
ion& Chlearn CcmuacfctAl College tai set thus.
tuRh, SH1rtc1l bustne.s e3Re2.1nn. or 70 h,crtoe
Rot. TeieEr1ph Qp-t1t1r.- Atdrese t& 1!tculas1,
bRrANf SrxATIcS. chtcsss. II.
Ksrubs!urss PUrt cider FaneEaFt war.
rsnted pu.e aod ps>-er1r. Fdettes. ta NSEkct It,
Ctica-u- ISIS
Go 70 ctr friend y. r. 11rrrtll$s Tor
krr~ente ntl,, laup4, tsrrrn-, chandeliers, stass-
Nase, &c, 4 and = Randolph tifevt, n5as
, 1866-03-25

CturfnaAti atatkrt.
Especial Esesleh ~ - snt::.... 1Enuthl
CtSC7T1An March a.
FLprs-Quitt bet ateadJ. Sales cs.oee stpestue IT
s1.E.
GEat1-Eh+st taE1 and eN1,sral Cpsr asrye and
hteEar ssles 80. ml1ed IL aaHc. U1ts tryrsplss:
asles At {sAisc. Eye 40 pAies- BAsieJ ealet.
Wnaxxr-EatntaA.
FcFtalnxs-Stsafy eut Esffet %rrr ~f&t It e!cse
~ bsa ne1 etty neas ftA t-id stte3e - UAno, clean
sl.es oreTrd ii lie rer nko. hhoalGG1 bptt II lne
Clear rs3idtt i, 4t Al,pAtksa. lxea p1fssS trretY
a he :of ys1:1t eatJ without hp9erL
M4xkI-Sct - fiosr.
E1cuA1oE-T1J esrut Banker skltp.k curfoe4.
, 1866-03-25
nELIGtor. 1SrELLscESCE,

EkxtstOl& ~
The pastF. Rev. IL u. Hatfield. HnGhat morning
and ersntrz. The srrnsaS eesr1up viii b uren
.Tle du,. Of The business men 81 Chicago .cwasd
tAe 5eunx ,neu IA their e1n.itoT."
Rsr.J J. y. L1ttneev ~isi pfe1ch on Temperance
SuisdaJ erG1ine At ~ O'Clock. Al The seventh !res
.9sstss ii Got fenp... 'e son. ot -ns 4empesssee e
llhnot. s,reet Chu1eh. fse4ehlae At la4 l. m
7eoes S,es!hol1 !. j., -e;eos .a is sea ra az re
! Re". Joen " C.'a wili fs:aeA att Psse cnurca,
e. ahd IS ?. M. sabbath sehoo. md Bloh Csass
North star Ii-s,ca, torpcr D..a.lon md sets-
~ I .'seet', r1.s s Ming aJ Z. Ras:os. ssbesta.
1s.s casan,.te~ >. ,se 7. ". I. /. riii d ecd II :
saee,.as u he Ni4Asep- Addr-.te. bV T. u. Hucs.
! Krv.C n Fow:r,. n Sc C.srt strrss cnnssa.
.se seerna Cnt,ert,.s, ct7fte, e11aer Wast:a&-
ton An1 SAnE1mno stzres$, Cn SAeEAth afternoon
At ) etiock- sabbath school At ?. m. ana prayer
ptr.tne At y "a Sunday nerascs ard On ThErtday
<'<ptra: Prrroyteresa char:a (the Old St lsme,h.
j oc CEe .nst. t.tme~- Mttsisan au. Ilhaots
r,rssss, Rev. r. Z rso-n, bb p..ser, s=.v.:e.
gwen 10 Strangers md otbsrs. =
IT, ~. 9shiy tsTe 10 sst r., sHu1E r of 'es
snsts. e.rntns. ~ He7. Anhat ssszsy. ' 49,
Fst1i scotch Frsbytsasn Congregation, F.csen-
| n Il III Ai@+ t1~tt-
Glrren Aasnr md 19nI1-T' nv s.ahs,h :, ,'!H. 1os
s,'e.u.s 4 n. and * o'sloet .. m. SrrIiees COZ
'Is3o FL, y " R,nsi,, 1--WE tTrcA
tnu sru t1nhL. .frf,-a tTr.ch1nr m.rr,r- M
evening 4, III c'elo.s : q. snd u o'eloek p. e.
ny she pestts. kFr Z g. :~tor. saas1.h s,ht.oa
aoa,h A@enEe na2i,,s ChaFrh, corner Of 1e,a
t'1ee1; tsc:ehne ,, h pss'o, s a.1 ssronet Bs.
! Sehon! 4, ~ r.
Fir, uspi!'i fhrreA. w.r.so s,enpr, pe.r Heb.
30 p n neeAiax by t. psstnr, Ur Escsts.
>Abh.,e sssoaan n Tnunx Pesy'e's 11aycr
] ssees,ss rr,as, wing T ii III eafeis!ly ,aT,iea
stou. Tie p-ss vi bs rca:es "a % aeas, eYeaias.
Aaeh stta
| norripg and ereninS. 10 Vaio1 Ia1t Cpnrsrfs,
uonaI Church, tsoutiur Ctson ra1k. Wei rIdr
,uoth 9, he uniref,,y, ,e ope1 for Dt.ar ser1sel
Al lo4 !. H., ant -; > N, ouaoas senool 4. u;
p =. r. b. Iuste, ste.es:
chae.. Hs,p,i. p1 s1aI.1 h ern,rs sS esea ~ q 4
;hs.a prr.sn % s-taon 10 suans sarp 81 .ao ~ Suuns
Tntni .irrbssessn ehn,rh: Res' Hi .s1r1s n y. :.
: str Fs..l i.re>hrstran cr1:eb. 4 sunday seh %
. ntlot a-etitz VII ne held On sunday <,1ntae Il
ussf Txetfsh. Iii ,ctsrt.te.s IL t.y,trd.
, second BApsit, eharth. cosner of NorRrn nrt
5ssio1, Ee1. Z. Goodspttd. s.es4:a rshooi .1s M
: 1;.s!c s!...rs al . 4. n
i, Kry. II. y, n:er.cp. nd vii nrs,eh IN sun
s,y s,se!ss \ q sea Iss sAn'a
oi ae I'd T,p1s 1ss q Il Co
| :, 81 ~ 4'ss "t4 '7s' 7-'19A1 VIM
III r,,rn n e,-,, RI ,,;.. 7.,.,4 ~4,,
n ~ r. Esss w isapils. celreh to1n:1 Q. neot
=, - IN !, S7set soHl0eaee II 4Es
Th.1p spS rI III y = eaaarc,,,o IN q, Js:>., cna,
, 1866-03-25

1GlA NE7tAfE fotaF0eA. ..6U1
The epaacl eurdl:ioo Of The 4s.oclA,i1n during
s!a,o-t She ea:trr ,esr, va- sneh th4t % raoaty
could be plated 1t the ls7cral Ut shc i1alEJ Eca1.
ui'1ee lot lAe iehssc Of bookA I. seesatd In.
tae ,lay, anA 'le Iiu1ry totamlucs: ,hesctore had
.eeoufre to tie p1h.if 1t1on Of zrsx.e tr4t4rv.
apd uodff let e1ct!Ier. u,auAcscfe1i Of Mr. J. X.
: prost of si.om. Froa ihs fand i ii
p1irha.44 Heft made. In ,he frref11 p1intcc-
usent o. TIE Nhtnry hut lev cha1srt hare bern
sos I'd Se,. Il =; ons ~ o.
ttu:ce Esny aetdea intsutvs7erf. 1ns .s.stsps-
tloF Of Nj. John u. Hoz;oo, uhx.lzn, Ma Aeerpt.
ed n lecsns.s s.t nd - !.aE.fs h. .,nes e.
Attts''ct fEExr.fn. The cour,.t!a& hsFe endcAe
nrts! to quart ezJeaoy 1czIn-f lu<s Of s,oks, and
.hsx r.: ss,t ~ T.. n:sa .ns -ks w
Lc,sd IL {lH.7l Tbs Astoe1a'sou Is cndts ohltS;a-
r.out 10 i1on. JOHN weutwu.'h. md to Hou: l.a.e
SeTtnn- CcrancnstnnF- Of AEneel1af<. t'r .1lash1e
put4it dncrC1rEt'. and to ! fes ctuztH OF EstttS1
tor gifts IT enoks.
Erv. Nr. colfyts s!to Rad ,e:,-r Which hs bad
ibis oeczs,on. tatts reat1ve 10 ih4 great !a.
~ 10 Nsutke>teE- EExtxnd, xnd 10 srTeai to the
rahstc tns It'd and 7Iporl 10 increasing the taan.
f1er End r.aFr1tude pt lhe nphtr en:espr.. =.
2uhlc l!tssr IN this rlts. speah.ns tora thi.
tr1t, Rev M. Co1iya sat.t that there Ms no
etts tnAaIte By ot me tspts tisaattiy 70
ds-ttsstr .! good PGh!it lttF1r3 - the city OF
Ceitsco. lie stta be- WIS a,haned tn TIL tofriru.
ers. ~hen sPastGs v The Gse.tatrt o. our you'll:
f1l NY is!Hc tGoC* cdT hE1xlJ hCnt|fA.
Ths spEA1fI ISfa rEuet+fed to kp4k efthe fir :
Istearatet lilzary. !: t-:anlIthed IE 1876 By
| ssa'.1esion Of t~ei'r thoas:>d pounds +trt,.nS,
eight .hoc4A,i nf "tkh Frre sn.ve:-d M bntli.
| fne, and ioAf ;:ns,sand in b,nks. 1. ~. tacs
!aace rtrr H:TaJ aaa. -sidence o. y. appn-
lar1fJ. nittla t~ Year from ttst time ot III ,hus
s.aTtnt the!t bad neeu Isl ;9a yoi1toes s.ud from
y sod Il had f<rn isczr1.ed TO LIES s.s-ne+ ia
/ :f - siEe hRd ine7es%rd 10 s1s'3 ,sla5ae.,
Of .hsch la,tW were Historical. polu:..t
asd of s.t practical ehafactsk. since ih.t ttroc
lt,Ad "a A1t5v
sAme 7p'd!.J thal EaarAtt ts early sarrez. In con.
eeston be hoped thai auea -:-ra<e Nonh attend
---*cs:ion il tue sur1se that d, .~ "a my
have. tL:un-- =. hhsary waic. would nz srzs.
t1tr Acd pElfst to ..-..:~
| pcxA-7oxs INp tckAcA.c---ays
Nj. 3. F. GH,tou r.ad the Eepor Of tne c~snu,it-
ter on Dofsa.t1ra nd sub.Giruons. scknows-s..
ing The receipt frrn Nr. :. u. Etnb1rk. Of cotn
pitfe X. Of sContrdcrate lonis And al,o Of ine
ifes csc Of b. 80 lsfl, on the 2ee pE April 1st,
ccrrd On tle.
Rooxs AND IIxnpx<.
Nk. Grrthu pHt4eDtf0 the following reyh1t of
JftAtlt6 gXpttssS ;tpdtr 9hts hfnt hlrt ,s%. ~
, 1866-03-25

~ The tta!!y Of hi l,.r sens,o: Funk hast
ecru1trtrd r.nr lhcassn collar ta.ldaa to lac
~: ot MI, Funk 10 The endowment I4hsi. to coI-
ni-lt ise enaN rnrcl pf The feAEe IcaA Fro.ett
pa:p OF 4 As.tenitrst lr Mlsoia Ne.ieJaa Crlvey-
r.sv,
, 1866-03-25

RESIDENCE PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.

On eAsCNDAT. Ns.th =. ~ II etloek p. Il. O,
The tfEtab eHs the toastEkit sT1t snt On,
t&rso s:rrrs. known A. the hlc;ao:s E.iste ssoa:.
1EE = fttI Hsn <F7e~t hy 10 feel an ttnlsrtn II
TNt Mresnf tr*tdepees o. Nnn. Nr,. u, tE!na Hnn
Marx kk!nnef and n Ailsf l. SexbvEFy Es7.. o1qpJ
re.s<s ,relJ- the etaer thrft rnrr%tf-
III the DnsS Gest7kole ttsltrttr prcoe,tY IL tse
e.t5. -
ts:eat:6h to v. r. ait'FfLtT. 10 IN FAT Il MALT
stFett. Or g tns Ghcerss1esd. y. r. <ttlEE VT i
A1rt.s1lee9l trYn :
, 1866-03-25

Tnr 1z.rxr e,a tr pr,errtt O. Sunday
no:E'rf, :. No. 10 Tax asssca, npa i.'l l
I-cl.~f.
, 1866-03-25

1fcTICKER'S THEATRE.
MrlIEKkH MYERS. .........-...-..NASAuEEs
lsat vrek cs NJ. md Aas Coaldotk. LaAt week
Of M1ts johanna S1Acsse2-
Nonaay-Thk WILLOW COrsE
LAKE leice<..----..-...-..s-.-..A NJ = W Gnnsooc1
How E1tta Cou dack.
To conct=de at:t THE GOOs FOR SofntHU.
Esn ttat Oooa soS Ealhtn<,. .A9e .ox=t u 4rnan
Inrstay-EttcqELlEE.
gAt1yeay 1. srrxt p,.j far the Nasttte. 13!s
, 1866-03-25

&'EA.';. nr 7txI--Iu A,d, as4er To-Day (EEndxrj
!S-r: -r'e 'sairs I'LL rc cart ssa tstJ r;,on
Liz ": s.r >tc'he1p Northern IEti11a rail-
:tsc- /. >s.sE4s, rlcEt u7is eaEtsard. Will not
tzr -. - III. an IL, Will sr.ns1n there I'll, I
RI Il. NGrtls E,t+nttr. We EDder1IxnL lhs
E.-tt- ':t2ti.t ). ef th:s toad toi and we+s
ia, :. %-+y. a.t 4. ntce,~-. O. Tho nad cay that
tt I've, n-d s.1tSer .1,te 1t ~o9ft nc r~ee.s1Ey TO
I. !e t ts.t.s< tt.cA IL c-ttF 70 ett lAe de-
e. Z. IL liz ,.aLEs -
, 1866-03-25

NrAtEAS.'~ 1NIns EIi-nxss.-The sus+crtp4tonA
toi1 E~tclsrn' in!"t R1ss-ts coopt. clnaei
CT ~s:rru,s. :tse <-G,U1 at3u~ed u Chi-
e., t+l:: Ell 'tSen- Thete xas qu;e 4 sz4h
:'I sei toward A1anoan. tna tnre ansrher
He-. IT,. 10 sht list Icing A.1ed In
l.r-.-.5 l@-: o: lte cry. We asr tu:1.luet u at
:et &C r,T-st tti.craraec 10 EfN Naukee, md otaer
-" =. 70 t-e.-r sk.rvt, hut wesr dieaFpob:cd n
rs.fs
, 1866-03-25

Ksrubs!nrss Pute cider Vinegar, war.
rsnted pare sod pe.-er,r. psita. ta NSlkct II,
, 1866-03-25

VARIETIES THEATRE
:ils I'd u: peAthpEa atss<t.
c, ". H.CNApNtCk .Trcpttttcs
ii. II. HANFnS.--.--.r-.-,...- AAss+er
The exciting 1ramA Ia two ae1s Of thr pE VT NAN
nf NANCAes1IM-, p: - PEE icy. us!J Lrtl!s
Pl.AS"sne1.c. A1-is AC.iIs1 :. nAS sHEthf.
kI.kInS. 40 pnoFr claAapor tttrts-As7y le+Et
Nia ss;t nc1 tns t,ot u the yAatty IsfeEs @ = :
u otlGrk tts Dfst att e1tE.hE, An4 s-TtFm f1
dAst.k MIA LxE everJ tzxsy attend
seie Of 1rtett- fsyeIxttk. . cIA.; DE>st trste -
e4as N<Avth strt- 80 ctI PftEA&e B11e
y and -: Ftnz1r Sests .t 1inxes, = ctA- ..- II.
EhxEke cf ftm%-f*371 GEE * oct1t1 TORN taets
, 1866-03-25

THFu A:Cz--Ihe - 7c:nrh-'s oEr1ins- cf 1he
T:-tert ~ecs ecn.atns At excellent article on tn
,rrserAEc~-i:4 Caa.e aac Cafc.~ BY L yefo.tped
:ze!fsss. en E-zssrated tntc Gecxn,y Ind schs,xy
Z: :le s:2lccso1tzc Ha1se II tsu elIJ.
, 1866-03-25
NamteD==lHale Nelp.

Salesmen-Ono
~ for tfsvelt1nc, fot xhnAesA1e drug no14a "a
Fl. Louis Applicants call Al the once or L. n.
i - Klt4le-st, .n .he sfsxfEuon OF MOO
day, 76&k lsaf. QlH
, 1866-03-25

II. N1:l-a--Ihesr ID no nueh ialcs II e.1Ab-
l-s!:.- G., c,pz5ucE.k'p stshout The consent Of the
f4s.s. saa WIN. ~ sEp Of The pm. We s.r
L4'-' IT IL u. notlcr It Sstrftaya takue 10
A.r.:, tH!cr Co. It Hi+ oE1y clip. The prup-7-
t':le 1sGe is c'sl tr .r!Z marble Z. ht% bau-
t"r ~pri'. +os' ~ "a L. A1uc1." lie has 10
;rtr ~ r yl,}itr
, 1866-03-25

ENtARIe1LH1.-Tkc "Wo:t1pSn2a'y Adfo-
er:s'' ec1a-. TO ss .sh week in n enhrged tosa,
SD .!th tene n;s-r RECURRING E1cas cf literary
IrryGr1t- Ths Gs:rEt number c1rs1iaA N e1rsl-
i.s: 1-1.tie ca TEE .E.icee c. COOPERATIVE ttosu.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-13
The struggle i'm Mexico.

The rumor that the Church party in Mex
co has offered to raise $3OOOOOOO to support the
Empire is not at all unlikely. The Church,
which long ago fastened its greedy clutches
upon every source of wealth in that unfortu-
nate country, which stirred up the revolt
of 1921 because the Spanish Cortes under
took to make her disgorge portion of
he- booty, and which has since hung like a
milestone about the neck of Free Mexico
that Robber Church has everything to lose if
Juarez comes in. She may well offer Maxi
milan her $15OOOOOO, and carry around her
contribution boxes to the capitalists for $15.-
100000 more. The Liberal Congress, elected
by the people who elected Juarez, voted to
"nationalize" $2OO,0O0,O00 worth of Church
property Seven and half per cent. is not a
very high rate to pay for insurance against
such a loss. 1t is altogether likely that this
proposition or something like it has been made
With or without Macmillan the Church
will fight desperately. With OF without him,
the Church will be beaten, thank God. 1t is
in Mexico system of organized robbery, to be
suppressed and punished. -
Miramon, who has returned after some years
in France, devoted it is said to military studies.
was the so-called President installed in 1859 nv
the Church party, without the formality of an
election. He was beaten in battle in 1881 bz,
Juarez, and left the country. After six wears
OF application to the art military, he returns to
try his fortune once more, and is to command
the department of the Guanajuato If Maxi-
milan withdraws Miramon will be put for
ward as President by the Church party.
Our government has uniformly and consist
emily recognized Juarez as the President Of
the Republic of Mexico. Officially, we know
no other government there Juarez was elect.
ed by the Mexican people and governs now by
authority granted by the Mexican Congress-
A Mexican protectorate is not an inviting of
fee. But because we do not choose to as
sumo that task, it by no means follows that we
are bound to treat adventures like Miramon
and Santa Anna, on the same footing with
the friendly government which alone we recog-
nize. We can furnish arms, ammunition and
stores to our allies. We can and must refuse
them to its enemies. So far as Mr.. Campbell's
instructions contemplate such lust and
proper exhibitions of our preference, thew are
entitled to and will doubtless receive the an
probation of the whole country Whatever
advantage rightfully belongs to an established
government, Juarez is entitled to and must
have.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-13

further, that timber can be taken from
Virginia to to the Provinces and from these
Provinces to England, and there made into
ships which can be sold at profit; while the
same kind of vessels can only be built III New
England at loss, by the most skilful and econ
omcal builders. But the evil does not stop
here; if the only loss was that which the coun-
try sustains by the discontinuance of ship
building, there would be less cause Ofcomplaint.
1t is well-established general fact, that the
people who build ships navigate them, and that
nation which ceases to build ships ceases, OF
consequence, to be a commercial and MARITIME ne
nation. Unless, therefore, the causes when
prevent the building of slips in the United
States shall cease, the foreign carrying trade,
even of our own productions, must be yleldeo
to other nations. To this humiliation and loss
the people of the United States ought not to be
subjected. If other branches of industry are
to prosper, if agriculture is to be profitable and
manufactures are to be extended, the COM
merce of the country must be restored, sus,
tanned. and increased. The United States will
not be first-class power among the nations,
nor will her other industrial interests continue
long to prosper as they ought, If her commerce
shall be permitted to languish.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-13
ltAIIY PRESS.
PORTLAND.
Thursday Morning, December rs, 1866
The Maine state Press.

Published this morning contains fuii aD-
stracts of the reports of the Secretary OF the
Treasury; Commissioner of internal revenue
and Comptroller of the Currency, OF the Sec
retary of the Navy, and of the General COM
handing the United States armies; Mr..
Blaine's recent speech in Congress; full ac-
counts ofthe arrest Of John II. sSurratt and of
the release of the murderers of certain Maine
soldiers; the latest news from Europe and
Mexico; recent diplomatic correspondence be
tween this government and the French; the
text of the instructions addressed to Mr..
Campbell, U. S. Minister TO Mexico, on his de-
PAL ture from Washington; the Congressional
proceedings fer the week; together with mar
ket reports, shipping news, &C, DC, as usual
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CATARRH.

TestEMohAaI OF HHOh' IhcOdOHe w ybnaMs
fErom Maine Farmer
DR.. Carpenters Remedies have cured me of Catarrh
and Polypus from which suffered six years. Had
copious discharges, dulDess in the head and much
difficulty in talking breathing. 1 have none
of these troubles.
THEGDG. = -. BiAN.
State House, Augusta, Jan. 1G, lie.
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Bachelors Hair Dive

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects of Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair, leaving
liam H. Bachelor. All Others are mere limitations,
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
EE Beware of n cOuuierfeit.
November 10, 1866. d1ysn
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SURE REMEDIES.

DIR. T. X. TAYLOR, II Hanover Street, Boston
has received the new French Remedies and modes Q
treatment practised by Drs. Dumas and Ricord-Saf
pleasant and warranted Positively efectual in al
Diseases of the Blood, Urinary and Reproductive Or
gans, and all Irregularities and Complaints peculla
to Women. Enclose stamp and receive full particu
lars by mail. n Oct3-d&w3m
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MAINS, ELDERBERRY WINE.

SOME FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP INCHES We are
now prepared TO supply Hospitals, Physicians, the
trade and the great public generally, with the stand
ard and invaluable remedy, DoDD's NERvINE, which
article SURPRISES all known preparations for the cure
of all forms of Nervousness 1t israpidy supsrceding
every preparation of opium-the well known result Of
which is to produce costiveness and other serious
diculties it aays irritation restessess and spasms
and induces regular action Of the bowel and seere
tive organs.
No preparation for Nervous Diseases ever sold sc
readily, or met with such universal approval Fol
Sleeplessness, Loss of Energy, Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities, and all the learfu
mental and bodily symptoms that follow in the train
of nervous diseases Dodds Nervine is the best RENE
dy known to science Sold by all druggists Price 81
GEO. G. GOODWIN & Co.,
aug11sn1yd&w Wholesale Agents, Boston.
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Second National Ranlx.

FINHE Annual Meeting of Stockholders of the ''Sec
ono National Bank, Portland" for the election o
Directors and any other business which may legal,
Fore street tup stairs,) on TUESDAY, sth Januar.
W. H. STEPHENSON, Cashier.
Portland, Dec Z 1866 dcSdtd
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICHLTAN
HAIR REVIEWER

Is the best preparation extant for restoring gray
hair to its original COLOR preventing its falling out
and promoting its growth. 1t is beautiful Hair
Dressing. For sale by all Druggists.
r. P. HALL & CO., Nashua N. H. Proprietors.
dee6-d&W1WSN
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Relief for the Sufferers BY the Fire,

rTNHE undersigned have made ARRANGEMENTS under
Il the act OF Congress approved July 81, 1866, to
furnish parties building on the burnt district with
English Pure Lead and Linsecd Oil,
DUTY FREE. Parties wishing to purchase Paint
stock will call at so COMMERCIAL STREET
BURGESS, FOBEs & co.
lep2sN1m
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Canal National Bank

rTNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Il Canal National Bank of Portland, for the cleo
ton OF seven Directors and for the transaction of
them, Will be held at 1888 Fore Street. on Tuesday, the
Sth day Of January, 1867, at 8 o'clock P. M
,,o - B. c. SOMERBY, Cashier.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

0olgato's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
A superior Toilet Soap. prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Giycerine,
and especially designed for the use of Ladies and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite, and its
washing properties unrivalled. For sale by all DIR lg
gis IS. te1O'65sNdly
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Casco NotionaI Ranl,.

THE annual meeting of the Stockholders Of ''The
Il Casco National Bank Of Portland for the cleo.
other business that may legally come before them
will be held at 1870 Fore street, on TUESDAY, the
eighth day of January next, at o'clock P. M.
E. P. GERRISH, Cashier.
Portland, Dec. Z, 1866. dim
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~ soldier who had lost the use OF his limbs
from Rheumatism has been completely cured and en-
abed to abandon his crutches by one bottle OF MET
oALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. 1t is truly
the wonder of the age. dec1 d1msN
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DIR. GILBERI'S PILE INSTRUMENT positively
cures the worst cases of piles. Sent by mail on re-
cept of 81 Circulars fee. Sold by druggists Agents
wanted everywhere. Address j. B. ROMAINE,
Manager, No. 575 Broadway, New-York. oc26d3msN
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fFroo, the Rockland Gozettel

[Fron, the RockLdnd Gdzette.l
l suffered from Catarrh and Deafness twenty -seven
years. Dr. Carpenters Remedies cured my Catarrh
entirely, and greatly improved my hearing.
Miss A. L. STAPLES.
RockIand, april 10, 1866.
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