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The Portland daily press., 1866-03-29
New Advertisements, To-day

New Advertisements To-day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-T. E. Moseley & Co. oatou.
DIR. Langleys Bitters.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Fair and Levee-City Hall-April 4th and 9th.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Eastern Hotel-John L. Green.
For Sals-SchOoner.
Lost-Sleeve-Button.
Irish Republc-Bonds.
Wanted-Situation.
lime and Plaster-I G. Lovejoy.
Wanted-Girl.
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SKINNER'S PULMONALES
81 Cure Coughs, Colds, and Influenza.
SWIMMERS PULMONALES

Cure Coughs, Colds, and Influenza.
SKINNER'S PULMONALES
Cure Sore Throat and Hoarseness =
SKINNER'S PULMONALES
Relieve difficult Breathing.
SKINNER'S PULMONALES
Cure Whooping Cough in Children.
Public Speakers and Singers find them effectual for
clearing I the voice. Prepared by e. NJ SKINNER,
NJ D., n fremont Street, Boston.
Sold by III. II. HAY, Druggist, Portland.
january 81, 1860. eod6Sweow 3m
ARMY ITCH.
d r. q p o NCI'S LOTION.
GB POSITIVELY -A
An Infallible Cure for Itch!
IN ANY FORM.
Manufactured by B. F. BRADBURY, Bangor M
Agent for Portland, 81. II. HAY, Druggist.
Mar 9-sNeod&w3m
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1t is of Great Importauoa

That every one should know where to purchase su-
peri walking dress CATERS or slippers, Weknow of
no better place than T. E. MOSELEY g. cos. sum
mer Street, Boston. mh29d1tsN
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MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP! 8
By Saving and Using your Waste
GREA Sc,
Buy one Box Of the
Penn'a Salt Manufacturing Co.'s
SAPONIFIER!
Patents of LIST and sth Feb 1881

CONCENTRATED LYE!
1t will make 10 POUNDS OF excellent Hard Soap.
or 20 GALLONS of the very best Soft Soap, for only
about 80 Cents. Directions each box. For sale at
all Drug and Grocery Stores. - nh28d6msN
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
IMPORTS.

HAVANA. Barque Norton Stover-1e6 hbds SILL
gar, Lynch, Barker q Co; IS hhds do, Churchill,
Browns q Manson: COL boxes do, G II Cram COO
boxes, Ross & Co, Quebec. WV
CARDENAS. Brig Wenonah - 427 hhds co tres
molasses to B Brown & Sons; Dbl, order.
NEW RIVER, NIB. Sch Unexpected-1542 s6 feet
pine boards, to B Knight
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Callao oath ult ships Jane Southland Rish-
op. Chinchas; Portlaw, Curtis, for New York, at
S17l per ton. fga'f4s
In port 9th, barque Sunbeam, Jordan. for Chin
chas, to load for New York. at Sta. -
2 AT Buenos Ayres Jan 27 ships BENZ Aymar, Saw
yer. for New York in few days; Astrea, Millett,
from Cardiff disg; Martha, Bangs, wig; baroues
Robt Porter, Nichols, disg: Talavera Carver tor
New York, ldg; Damon, Crowell, for do soon; Re-
becca Goddard, Manson, from Portland, disg Lizzie
Hurd, from Boston, do Czarina, Seavey, Tor New
York. Eugena, Fletcher, TOR do, ldg; Flor del Mar,
Miswell for Boston, do; Manuela, Morse, for do;
Clarita, Race, for do, ldg; Mary Broughton Tucker
from Montevideo for sale: briggs A Darrell Avery
for Boston soon; M A Herrera, Havener for New
York. ldg; Faustina, Griffin, tor New York soon;
and others. III 7-'
Ar at St John, NIB, oath inst, brig Alpha Morrison
Portland; sch Amelia, Fitchet, do. =
GPer steamer China, at Halifaxl
= Ar FIN New York Jan 8, Resolute, at woosung;
March Is, w Stetson, at Liverpool; 10th, Albert
Gallatin at do. III
Ar I'm New Orleans 18th, Margaret Evans, at Liv-
erpool; 10th B Hazeltine, at do. y =
MEM. The barque Annie Mckenzie, from Buenos
Ayres, Nov rs, for Portland, put into Fayal Feb "a
with manmast sprung rudder twisted, and with loss
-- "a - @-NL .l1a
-.laF II SPOKEN.
March %, lat 81, lon "a 80 barque Eagle, Potter
from New York for Pensacola.
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Wanted.

Wanted.
A CAPABLE and experienced GIRL to do house,
"A work. Apply at No. Spruce Street. y.
March 29-d1w*
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Thursday Morning, March 29,sl86s.
PORTLAND AND YTCTNTTV

sS- Ad0ertisers WiH benefit themselves as .retias
accommodate us, By sending in their advertisements
ut carly hour in the day.
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: HDIPHTHERIA.
Asthmn, Bronchitis. CONSUMPTION, Group,
Influenza, Pleurisy, Pneumonia, or
Nav 1naammati ton of the Lungs,
and Whooping Cough. a
In these complaints this Medicine has NO sUPE-
R1oR. and while thus ecacious it perfectly safe to
administer to persons Of all eyes,
The Cough Balsam possesses the two-fold advan-
tage ofbeing at once valuable as curative and in
valuable as preventative Of all the diseases OF the
Throat, Lungs and Bronchia.
The world is challenged to produce compound Of
equal efficacy and safety. 4
~. Prepared and sold by AMBROSE WARREN,
Botanic Druggist, No. Granite Block East Market
Square, Bangor, Me-. no14sNd&wem
EBDr. Tibbetts' PLY siological Hair Re.
generator. This article is unsquaIed in INrRIN-
SIC MERIT. = a.s rs. ~
1t will not soil the finest fabric. 80 asa
Is neat, clean, and highly perfumed.
It Will positively restore the whitest or grayest hair
to its original color. 57ti Il - 80 =
Will purify the head from humors and dandruf.
As dressing is bewitchingly desirable. n
Every bottle Is warranted or money refunded
=. TEBBETTS BROTHERS, Proprietors, Manches-
ter, N. H. ~ 10 sEi,-.T-- n -
Sold by W. W. WHIPPLE and W.T.. PHILLIPS.
Portland. and by all Druggists. ja22sN3m.
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For Sale.

THE good Schr. Acadia, 81 tons, 10. ny burden
Il well found, with Sails, Anchors, and Chains e.
For particulars inquire of w.
Yarmouth, Mar %, 1866. mhSoJ55w IN
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& New Advertisements.
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EASTERN HOTEL 20
MACHIAS, MAINE.

John L. Green, Proprietor.
Ka This Hotel, which has been closed for
u some time past, is again open to the public.
TS2sU The house has been thoroughly repaired
EAand put in complete order In every respect
Experienced help has been employed in every de-
parment. The tables will be furnished with the best
the market affords, and no effort will be spared for
the comfort and entertainment of guests p r
Mr.. L. W. b. AUSTIN, recently of Belfast will act
as head clerk of the establishment.
:. A Reading Room will be kept well supplied with
the newspapers Of the day for the use of guests.
In connection with the hotel there will be an ex-
cellent Stable, with faithful superintendent
The old patrons and the public generally are invt-
ed to the EASTERN HOTEL. s.I|
Machias, March %, 1866. mh29d1m
Irish Republic.
PONDS in denominations $40, $40, $50, 500, are
~ ready Tor sale to the general public, redeemable
SIX months after the acknowledgement of Irish indie
pendence, with interest at the rate of six per cent
per annum. Address all orders
Ia it..t,- d. orc. O'DONOGHUE, Agent,
,,.u az ,,,.s 26 Free st Portland, Me.
IL ft' Lost! q ..
DETWEEN State and Commercial Street on
~ Wednesday afternoon, gold enameled Sleeve
Button. TEN DOLLARS will be paid to the finder
on leaving u at Lowell & Senter's, Exchange st.
Mar 29-d2t tE
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PORTLAND.

Thursday Morning, March 20 1866.
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March %, lat 9, lon "a 80, barque Eagle, Potte
from New York for Pensacola.
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which proved successful attraction from the
opening to the closing of the Fair.
For the free use of tables in the Hall and
keceptiGn and Refreshment Rooms, the COM
horticultural Society" and "Mechanic's AZ.
sociation," and for chairs and stools, in all the
rooms, to the Mercantile Library Associa-
ton"
In the hetreshment Room, the committee
nave been furnished gratuitously with dining
tables by Walter Corey; tables and wooden
ware by Burroughs and Hudson; dishes,
spoons and table ware by l. Barnum; crocxery
and glass ware by G. L. Jose, and with stoves
and fixtures, including the putting up and re-
moving, by Messrs. o. M. q ID. W. Nash
For these fayors we tender the donors our
earnest thanks. ..-
The occupants of the several city and coun-
ty Offices have generously granted to your
committee every facility at their command for
the carrying out Of our plans. Nothing we
have suggested as being desired of them. has
been refused, or for moment withheld.
To the gentlemen who SO freely loaned their
nags, Duntlng and flannel, and assisted in dec
orating the halls, thus relieving the committee
from service we had not the time to perform,
ana 70 the gentlemen who volunteered their
services as door-keepers and ticket sellers, we
also tender our thanks.
AT the auction sales of the Fair, we were
favored with the services of Messrs. H. Bailey,
L. M. Patten and Mr.. Gordon; and to these
gentlemen are we indebted for the speedy and
successful closing up of our sales on Mondav
evening: and 10 them also we tender onr
thanks.
The Marshal and Deputies, with the officers
OF the Police Department, have been ready at
all hours to answer any requistion we made
for their services, whether it might be in tbe
discharge of official duties or ot6erwise. oouI.
ready and anxious in any and ali WAYS to Cor
tribute their part to this object. 1t is matter
on which we may well congratulate ourselves
and our citizens generally, that during all the
week OF the Fair, Notwithstanding the num-
per that crowded the Hall from the opening to
the close OF each exhibition, no disturbance
occurred that required the calling of any DO
lice force to quell.
From ]. M. Heath, ESQ.,, Treasurer of the
Committee, we have received the following
statement of receipts and expenditures.
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zT)teln

Notices of Deaths inserted Obuar les includin
poetry for i've be paid
This will be strictly adhered to
In Mortified Jan. lst, Lucy wife of Rev. L. H. Stone,
aged Al years
In West B,ooLa.ld Dec. ss'h, Of een,urnpton, Mrs.
In hontp, er Jan I'd, AImon N son of Albert and
Julia Fletcher, a. ed weeks
Sweet little flower
or earth o fair
Has gone Heaven
there
In Braintree, Dec 18th, consumption Mr.. John
ties, aged 80 years, months and 10 days
In East Montpelier Dec % III, iiss Mahala L. Brown
Calais, aged 20 years.
Death loves a shirng mark
Miss Brown ally possessed strong and vigorous
mind Eminentiy PRACTICAL, active, tic and cheer
full. Thoroughly Intelligent che ariently loved he
edge, we'll had she proved her few opporaur
for acquisition. Acute perception AMI almost intuitve
knowledge Of persons aod character her influence
ana whenever she chose to WELD It, Generous
q fault, often sacrificing much interest
fort that she might minister the needs OF others The
afflicted the value of her presence
which her wa'chful care and attention bestowed Ever
wiling ready where aid needed either both
cheerful presence. But she has passed Her amp
gone in the dark of DEATH and her
merry laugh will be heard Suddenly stricken
down the prime Of life she fell mid like
b. fires. The sickle Of the great
reaper hath done its work, end harvest Of death ha.
been Esther.d IN, Thes7 who dseply and enc rel
bereavement, that Divinity who know tn and doeth all
things well, he alone. is able minister all their
They should TO consid all the dispense
OF Providence just and saucfed for good Truly,
q the dst Of life are in dea'h. 81.
EIn Painheld oec 1lth, Truman P Grey, Sed p
/ month and ii days.
Worcester, 9Th, of the stomach, Capt
Arttmas Rich rdson, aged IS years and IL months
Printers in Mass please copy
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he sin ed cine eStabii- he'd in 1897, and ars ar
Ct OF th- kind ever In reduced uoder the OF
II ULAoNie sFERs,' in tn any other county +,
a other FIlmouic " afers unterfeits III. zen
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ed Z Sch y AffK.
BhFAN'S PULfiONIC WATERS
Relieve coughs Cold, Scr Thros-. Hoa -seness
BRIAN'S PULM0NIC WATERS
relieve Astr ma Bronchitis Difficult Breathing
BkIAN'S rULiO.lC WAFERS
& iicye - ing Of Is cod. Pains T. the Chess.
10y ~ pc ENONIC W..FER~
Relieve int.. t-ni Consumption. LLns seas-s
H&IGNs PILA0&lC WATERS
i.el eve Irritation u the Uvula and Toas:ls
BEIBN'S PULAOHlC WATERS
Relieve The above Complaints IN ten minutes.
BkIA>'S PULMONlC WAFERS
Are blessing 10 all Glasses Constitutious
BK1 NN'S PULtONIC NAFERS
are adapted 30 Yocalists and Public Speakers
BRYAN'S lULMOSIC WAEER5
Are IL sin pie form a. pleasant Il ne taste
BR1AN'S PULMONIC NAFtRS
only relieve. but rapid nd la. ing cures
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Are warranted 60 give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without bog Of
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No traveller should be without supply
BRYAN'S fULNONIC wAFEkS
in his pacSet-
No person Will ever object give for
BREAN'o PUIMONtC WAFERS
T~enty- five Cents
sold by 81 Druggist Sole Proprietor LOB MOSES ~
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IN Is Worcester, Dec. 10Th, by Rev David Perry Mr.
GsoIse ; Grey q North Montpelier and MS sarah
Mr.. Charles Bliss Of East hontpeier, and Miss Jennie
spe ar Of MOI tpeisr
cock House, Boston Mars, aud Mirs Sophie Perry
In Boncvle, al the rsonase, Oct 2eth, by Rev. O.
Pier, Mr. John Devo q Jamaica and Laura Jane Fslch
In Berlin at The Esthodist Parsonage Jan. 4th by
Re' f. Brown, MIR. +, n. tight Of MONTY eiier, ard
Miss Caroline Sillo"ay Of Berlin
In lei fury, Dee l2ti, by Rev. d. B. Mckenzie. bir
Geo " Joe ko OF Nstertury Miss Laura Townshend
In Rochester, Dec goth, by Rev. George Gu.rn,.y.
spalding o. Roxbury.
Ia Mon pelier, Jan u, by Rev F. Scott Mr. Jes e r
Ro-eIs Of Albany, ard Miss Charlotte D. Goodwin Of
81 ontpelisT-
Ia Toph N, Jan. lst by Rev. l. Z. Powers Mr. f.
sheI win and Miss Addie II Bill, 10th Of TopshaE,.
In Piitshed Dec oh, ny Rev a. F. Forrest, Joshua A
Wilder OF Bridgewater- snd Mary johnson of ludlow
in Pttsfed, pee 18th, by IN same, W n. Breed md
Matilda A. Davis, Doih of PIT sfeid
Ia Middlesex, Dec 3lst the of L. D. Aims.
worth, by Re- F. H. oberts Mr. Eaton A Heath Of
Warren, and Miss sd lie l. Dumas of Waitshe ID
Also al the time nd place by Rev F. H. Roherts
Mr.. Frank E. Martel OF koxbury, and Miss serna A. Du
Waitsfs Id.
In Montpelier, Dec. 3Ist, by Rev. L. ]. Scott. Mr.
George Lawrence, and Miss hlmina Wiley, both Of Mid
ulesex-
In tlanield, Dec. oath, at the Parsonage by Rev J.
Gill; Charles ". Scott OF Paindsld and Lucy w. Plat Of
Pi4infeid Dee 9th, d, Church, by Rev j. Gill.
Edward L. Bartlett and Mary A. Nye, both of Painaeld
Rev. l. Hi Mr. Jedediah Miller and Mrs. Soy hia Nil
Ter, both of Warren.
ss i A. '''' GNU '' '''' AT ''fs'' '0'n OF ants
C. Adams, and Mrs Phileua Nelson, Aoretown
Also by the san, Eov. 18th, at the same place,
AIso by the same, Dec. 23d, the place Mr Wm
NJ Strong of Fayston, and N ISIS Zaph L. whitcomh Of
Waitsfeld.
In Painfd at the Hotel an Ist by Rev j. Gill Fran
os H. hetchum, and Marion Bullock both of Marshf-ld
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X marks-rhe number Of Cattle is less than veei.
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TO CONelMs,uIVE-

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weeks by simple remedy, after having sufe ed
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Legal Notices.


STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, heil
RANDoLrH DIsIRcT, SIS. Brookfeid, IN said Dir IT.
oa TIL oh day of January, A. d. 1866.
FiLbN Lf MAN and Il NJ. Up HAN administrator Of
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SAID district, ceased their ad M ton
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cause earliest possible restoration
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