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The Portland daily press., 1867-03-02

RAILROAD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Belfast and
Moosehead Lake railroad enterprise is making
good progress. Meetings of the committee
were holden on Monday and Tuesday even
ings, last week, at which large number of
our business men were present. On Monday
evening subcommittee consisting of s. i.
Milliken, n. Abbott and A. G. Jewett, Esqs.
were appointed to examine the old charter and
report what alterations are necessary; and, on
Tuesday evening they made q report submit
ting several amendments which were approy-
ed. A ,mmittee consisting of A.. G. Jewett,
Philo Chase, S. l.. Milliken and Philo Hersey
Esqs. and Capt. II. McGilvery were appointed
to go to the legislature and secure the enact
ment of the charter as amended.
The commi tee left ON Wednesday. We learn
that they are finding no opposition in the leg
iSlature to the renewing OF the charter with
the proposed amendment VIM. M. Rust was
appointed by the committee to confer with the
Maine Central Railroad Co., which holds its
annual meeting at Waterville, to-day, WED
nesday,) in relation to that cOmpany's taking q
lease OF the road for a term of years, if built-
The committee voted to extend an invitation
to Hon. John A. Poor to visit our city and ad-
DIS our citizens upon the proposed enter
prise. 1'...'a
d. ..e matter of calling railroad convention
of all the towns Interested in the proposed en-
terprise was discussed, but it was suggested
that no definite action could be taken till after
the action of the Legislature in relation to the
charter. An invitation will doubtless be is
sued in q few days. We would suggest to the
towns interested, which may hold annual
meetings before the call is issued that they
take the matter into consideration and ap-
point five delegates each to attend the conven-
ton, and take such other action as they may
deem proper. The roads, if built, will not only
be of great benefit to those towns through
which they pass, but to the towns Immediate
ly adjacent and also our neighboring seaport
towns, and it is hoped they will all take mea-
sures to be represented in the convention
Belfast Age.
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WELCOME prepares the most valuable paiu
ourer we ever had in our store" So says w.
y. Phillips Those who use it refuse all Others
ian7d1awtf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r. e. MOSELEY & Co.

SUMNER ST., Boston, manufacture to order Caters
Of fashionable styles for ladies' Misses and Children
made from the best materials, and warranted to give
perfect satisfaction. mch2dit
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RACK CROOK
Wanted.

THIS famous Puzzle will be sent to any address
4 for fifteen cents and red stamp by addressing
Box 1915 Boston, Mass. ~ ll9 mch2d1ws
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REV. Mr.. BoLLRs' LECTURES very g

REV. Mr.. BoLLEs' LRcTURKs.-A very ex-
cellent course of lectures is now being deliv-
cred by Rev. Mr.. Bolles at his church in Con
gress Square, on Sunday evenings, to young
people especially. We have had the pleasure
to hear two OF three of them, and can heartily
say that for practical wisdom and necessary
and pertinent enforcement of valuable truths
on many important social TOPICS the lectures
are very valuable. Mr.. B. is one of our most
attractive pulpit orators, and it is a satisfac-
ton to hear him speak so freely without notes
and never lack for the right word in the right
place. The subject of the lecture on tomorrow
evening will be "The Young Man in Bust.
ness" iA &c.. t. -. =. -. J.t5I
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CONJUNCTION OF MUSICAL STARs-Madame
Parepa was married to Carl Rosa on Tuesday
last .Hf .a-. o.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-02

DR. CARPENTER has arrived, and may be
found at the United States Hotel See adver
tisement.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-02

Fer Coughs, Colds and Consumption, 81
Try the old and we'll known VEGETA LIE
PULMONAk Y BALSAM, approved and used
by Oldest and celebrated Physicians for forty
years past. Get the genuine. :
fsEtf.lu REED, CUTLER & CO., Druggists,
dec24sNd&w6m Boston, PropretOrs.
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Portland Observatory,

THE annual subscription for signalizng vessels at
L the Portland Observatory having expired, mer-
called on during the present month 70 renew their
subscriptions. ENOCH N00nV
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DIR. BARNEY, of Lancaster, says:-"I have
used DR.. Chaussins Empress for the Hair and
find it the cleanest and best preparation I have
ever seem" Crosman 8 Co., No 3O5 Congress
street, sell and warrant it. ggesrrE
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MARRIED..
DIED.

In this city, March l, Mr.. Thomas Morey aged 70
years ~ itlf ta4'7-l .ll-7' ,
Funeral this Saturday afternoon at O'Clock,
from the residence of his son-in-law, Wm B. Sta
pies, No. Bramhall street. Friends and relatives
are invited to attend.
In this city, Feb. 81, Mrs. Margaret, wife of JOS
LOngwOrth, aged Sc years months ,11l1
- In Cornish, Feb. 27 Mr.. Greenleat Smith, apel ~
years months days.
Portland Transcript please copyl szea
In East Lmington, Feb. IS, George Howard. son
OF II. Q. Small, aged year 2 months.
In Chelsea, Feb 81, Mrs. Albertina, wife of Chas
D2llover, OF Searsport, aged % years.
In Greene, Feb. 25, Mrs. Eunice, wife of Lewis
Gilbert, Esq: ag d 81 years. ss y -
In Swanvie, Feb q, Mr.. Jacob Smart aged rs
years. ~e "
IN Islesboro. Feb. 3, Mrs. Rhoda, wife OF William
Grover, aged !75 years. 4 gf : fFET
In Searsmont, Feb. %, MIR. Edwin X. Dee, aged 20
years months. ',-1fl
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French Language and Literature
TAUGHT BY
PROF. LEON DE MONTIER.

k'hoM France; graduated in the Academic de Par
= omversiue de France. Late Professor in the
French Language and Literature in the McGill IJni-
vefsty and High School of Montreal. Canada East.
Proi. LEON de MONTIER begs leave 10 saw that
he is prepared to give Lessons in the above mnor
tant branceh OF modern education, both in Schools
and private Families: Classes may also be formed by
gentlemen and ladies DESTROYS Of acquiring a thor,
ongh knowledge and the fluent speaking of the
French Language. ..... ~ W '"o
Prot. L. de Ms method of teaching French will
smooth IN great part the difficulties of beginners
whilst to more advanced pupils he will mpart a pro
ncleney Of speaking together with the pure Partisan
people. '"
Nothing shall be wanting ON the part of Prot L. dc
nj. To enable his pupils to make the most rapid pro-
gress, and by his exsrtions ~ speak the French Ian
guage In the shortest time. n.y." .-f97
Applications as To the terms may be made by letter
or otherwise, at 81 Free St. or at Messrs Bailey q
Moves Book store. Exchange st. ~
References are kindly permitted by the fol,owing.
In PoRTLANp;-Rey, DR.; Dalton, corner south and
Spring Streets; Rev. Il. Bolles; Dr. Fitch 81 Stats
Street; DIR Chadwick 295 Congress- Street D 9 9I
wig ; G. o. Files Esq. Principal of Portland Acade-
my
January 10. diff
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Why Suffer from Sores 4?
.Hale's A7.3aica Ointment

For sale by all druggists, send your address and
30 cents to .. 2. SEYMOUR s. CO., Boston, Mass,
and receive box by return mail. feb2od2m 5 n
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ANDERSON & CO.'S
HOOP-SKIRT FACTORYI
333 Congress St, above Oasoo.
EF French, German and American Corsets from
rs cts to $1,000 pair. fr.
Hoop Skirts made to order at one hours notice.
Feb 9-sN d3m f rh
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EXPORTS.

Per steamer st George tor Glasg .w-2O SIS bushels
oats Ill hulk 66O6 bags do, 1882 bags peas 1850 bags
barley, 10 bbls ashes, 46 pkgs butter 10 ties beef
box bacon, boxes sheen skins n - -
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No. 4.
PHILLIPS g. CO., '
Portland. Principa
Hanover Street, BOsi
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MA Rim f. N EWS
PORT OF RTLAND.


PORT OF LAND.
a1 Friday, March 4. s
ARRIVED. 49,
Steamer Chesapeake, johnson, New York
Barque H Hea, tBrl Falker, Boston, to load for
Brig Amos M Roberts, Doak. from Mat,nv,s ot
and tor Belfast. with molasses.
Sch George Deering, Willard, Philadelphia.
Sch Bramhall, Hamilton, Boston,
Sch Emma Cakes, johnson, Boston.
Sch Lacon, Bradford, Boston t-..h.
Sch John Adams. Staples, Boston. 1i3'si
Sch Black Warrior, feathers. Boston.
Sch Hector, prout, Gloucester iioucpSta, "A'''
- Fair Dealer Blodgett, Boston tor Castine,
Sch Connecticut, Pendleton Belfast for Baltimore.
sch Little Sadie Jewett BoOthbay. -
Sch Cinderella, Pierce, Monhegan.
Signal tor barque. +.s.t..-,7r
.5. CLEARED.
Steamship st George, tDr) Smith, Glasgow, Scot
IN Barque Grace Redpath, tBr, Iaverson, st john
Brig Harriet Charles Staples, Matanz a,-rs a.e
Sch Lady Woodbury.. Smith, New York orrk-J1 I,n,v
Sch Bellona, Wallace. st George and Machias1
Eastern Packet Co. T1-
EeVen-s1xteenths OF schr Burrows C, OF Salem,
2o6 tons built in New jersey in 1864 has been sold
5000.
Dr. tEt tEEsFf.. IL a.rff
.. DOMESTIC PORTS. g
SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 26th inst ship Alice Ball,
Ross, Hong Kong via Yokohama. ...z
GALVESTON-Cld 18th, brig Alexander Nichols,
RosebroOk, New York. .... {
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 2lst, ship Golconda. Davis,
Bel W I'D ship Nevada, Jewett, from Boston.
MOBILE-Ar 2ist, sch Charles Mccarthy. God
SAVANNAH oath, sch j Farland, Ayerv.
CHARLESTON-Ar2 sd inst, schs Carrie M Dr.,
Amesbury; Marian Gage, Shepard, and E perry
Hamilton. New York; Viola, Treworgy, and Row,
doin, Randall, do. ~ D'"
AZ 9th. sch Fri, srrague. Matanzas. 4
WILMINGTON, NC-Ar 24th brig Mansan;,,a
Magune. Rockport, Me. via Charleston; sch GSrare,
shot, Tn mpsOn, Baltimore ~ "-'
AZ Z4In. 8 steam tug Iris, Green Portland.
son. Philadelphia. Fll7'sf'- ~ my P
ALEXANDRIA-Sld 2sth sch Rebecca Lane.
- HAMPTON ROADS-Ar 26th, sch Willie Martin,
N9ses, nockport, Ne, tor Newhern.
=, bALIlMORE-Ar2 5th, sch WIN Mailer, Hatch,
Portland - ll9id = ''-'
CID 26th, sch Tilt, Prescott. Portland.
Cid 9th. barque Jennie Prince, Prince for Paci-
nc port, with coal. .r
Below 27th, barque Wentworth, from Providence.
Cid 9th, sch G Knight, Faller, Portsmouth
Sid 22d ship KimDall; barque Ada Carter.
briggs Myronus. Concord, and Chattanooga
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 26th, sch Camilla. Hurl
but. Portland. ~
Cid 26th, sch A G Austin, Willard, Charleston.
CID 18th, brig Robin, Killman, Cardenas.
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See that Your Name is ON the VO-
~ 3Hl .ui g. tiuU r, isf ..flts.4 ...

The Board of Aldermen will be in session
this forenoon and this afternoon for the pur-
pose Of adding names and correcting the lists
1t is the last opportunity to get names added
or to have them corrected. See to it in season
that your name is on correctly. 900 t-
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warren,s Conob Ralsaun.

Warren's Cough Balsam.
The best Remedy eyer compounded for Celds,
Coughs, Cainrrh and Consumption, and all
diseases of the Throat and Lungs. %
ErF0r sale by all Druggists. Manufactured by
re. Is. HRADBURY,
oct15d&wsN6m Druggist BANGOR.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-02

FIFTY DOLLARS will be paid to any rheumatic
subject who cannot be cured by Hills Rheu-
matte Pills. Apply to Crosman & Co., 800
Congress street.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-02
REMOVAL. s,.i...
DRS. CHADWICK. & FOGG
have removed to
3O1 Ii CONG Il Esa STREET,

r, over the store of Messrs. Lowell s. Senter.
Office Hours-10 to II A. NJ, and 8 to p. NJ.
| Dr. CnADwIcK's residence 1Gs Cumberland street.
| DR. FoGG's residence 28 High street.
GR-Free Clinical consultations will be held on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from to P.
| NJ, for the poor. jan28sNdu
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CamDhOr Ice.

OF the same unrivaed quality manufactured by
" us for the last ten years. are prepared to
furnish consumers and the trade, in any quantity.
s,.s.- j. X. LUNT Il CO.,
mch2d3t 34S Congress- ST n
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-02

The APOCALYPsE.-N0 more grand or in
structing subject could possibly be selected
to attract the attention of all than the above
mentioned book. We are furnished with
brief analysis of its arrangement to prepare our
readers to understand it. ,s'slats4
The scenes embody all the startling visions
described in the mysterious writings of ST.
John, and follow in the regular order in which
they are written by him, commencing with St
John ON the Isle of Patmos; where he was ban
ished for preaching to the people-follows the
introduction Of the first series of visions rela-
ting to the Seven Golden Candlesticks ana of
one who appeared like unto the son of man.
The preparatory visions where the scenes are
laid in Heaven The vision of God, and the
elders and the living creatures and the wor-
ship rendered to God The opening of the
sealed book, with its attending visions of the
Red Horse, the Black Horse, the Pale Horse,
and the reign of death. The Martyrs, and con-
sternation and alarm, which follows, are de-
picted with great power and artistic skill. The
Temple of God, Satan and the Great Red Ora
gon, Satan cast out of Heaven, and the great
day of his wrath, with earthquake, darkening
Of the snn and moon, and the mountains fall
ing upon the people, must indeed furnish
scenes of grandeur and sublimity. The visions
of the four angels standing on the four quar-
tiers Of the globe, the bottomleas pit opened. the
mighty angel standing one foot upon the land
and one foot upon the sea, with the vision Of
the beast with seven heads and ton horns,
must be grand subjects for the scope of the ar
tistic imagination. m 10 ..4ss ..g as
The series Of vison relating to the pouring
out of the seven walls followed by the scenes of
carnage, the fall of Babylon, and the woman in
purple and gold sitting ON the beast, with the
vision Of Satan chained, concluding with the
Day of Judgement, and vision of the New Je-
rusalem, and final abode of the righteous, fill
up the most intering portion of this marvellous
work, which most certainly presents a sublime
series Of incidents, which must prove satisfac-
tory and pleasing. 81 iou laia9 i ia
The above in connection with tho Miltonian
Tableaux, will soon open in our city, and so At
tractive an entertainment must meet with I'M
animous approval, and great success.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-02

delaware has incorporated State normal
university.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-02
MINERAL BATHS AT HOME


MINERAL BATHS At HOME.
DYSPEPSIA CURED
s..ss..u.AEM RHEUMATIeM CURED
EkUPTIONS ON the FACE CURED
sCROFULA CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
s DO away with all your various and oftsn nern;- 1
clous drugs aud quack medicines and use a lew batbs
prepared with a5aH " '
"S1R UMATIC SALTS p,
These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors of the Mineral Well ofthe Penn,a Sa,t Ma
featuring Co., in Pittsburg and are 1acIed IN or-
tight boxes. One always sufficient for a hath H.
rections are attached. ','' "
.... INTERNALLY USE
"Strumatic Mineral Waters -
In bottles Of one and half pnts One sufficient for
Sold by Druggists generally f.sl
1ieIIM 'roS, No. 20 State St., Boston; Raynolds,
1la.. ~ TO- NO. lug Fulton st., New York. Wholesale
Agsh's. n020sNeOdAw1y
Why Suffer from Sores?
When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT J
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from B,irns Scdtds, Chdpped Hands, Sprains Ctas
Wounds, and erery Complaint Of the Skia frv II
for 1t costs but 20 cents. Be sure to ask for -
Hale's A7.3aic0 Ointment. i
For sale by all druggists or send your a,dro.s and
30 cents to o. P. SEYMOUR s. CO., Boston Mas. |
and receive box by return mail. feb26d2m |
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A GOOD Rent for family consisting of gentle
Post once. .-.f meh2d1ws
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ID X. s. s. FITCH,S
ssE'amily Physician, ,.
Sevsnty-six pages price rs conts Sent to any sd-
dress. No money required until the book il received
read, approved 1t il perfect guide TO the
sick or indispOsed. Address DIR, S. S. FITCH, rs
fremont Street, Boston. sN Jan20d1y
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WIN. H. AYERS, Sec.

The Republicans of Westbreok held meet
ing at the town house yesterday afternoon and
passed the following resolve f,,.,
Whereas, The Democratic party have repu-
dated the union of the parties in this town to
which they agreed in caucus held last Satur.
day and have to-day held another caucus and
nominated a straight ticket,
Therefore Resolued, That we are absolved
from our former obligations and will nominate
and elect straight Republican ticket
The following nominations were then made
Mederator-David Torrey
Selectmen-George @. GOODMAN, Daniel Dale
and VIM. L. Pencil. s., .rr+a. Il. ,aI +.
Town Clerk and Treasurer-Walter E. Good
rich .t '9.l itt,' 't aA fli-l Z
School C0mmittae-E H ElWAll !. 80 .
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Republican City N.mina,isns.

IS The Ward Delegates chosen to make nomin-
atoms for Mayor and Judge Of the Municipal
Court, met Friday afternoon, at the Common
Council Room, and organized by the choice Of
James T. McCobb, Esq, as Chairman, and
VIM. ii. Ayers as Secretary. gflt., g.,f.s,,r
On the first ballot for Mayor the whole mum.
Der Of votes thrown was 4S, of which
AUGUSTUS E. STEVENS,
received AZ, and was declared duly nominated
For Judge of the Municipal Court the whole
number Of votes thrown was 40, Of which 2
rs S BENZ. KINGSBURY, JR, 4ai
received 46, and he was declared nominated
oy A committees of which Hon. S. E. Spring
was chairman, was appointed to wait upon the
candidates, and inform them of their nomina.
ton. Soon after, the committee came in with
the gentlemen and MAYOR STEVENS and JUDGn
KMasBURY accepted the nominations in briei
and modest speeches, thanking the represen.
tatives of the Republican party of Portland fol
so unanimous a nomination.
JAS. T. MCCOBB Pres
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For Sale Cheap.

nNE of the Houses in the Brick block on Deer
" Street. These houses are built in the most
thorough manner, ten finished rooms in each, good
cellar, water of both kinds, good store room, and
plenty of closet room. Enquire of L. WALSH, on
the premises. .Ha.. % mch9I2W
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Natural and Durable.
For sale by Druggists and
Dealers.
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Feb 25, Cape Cod W 80 miles, barque Triumph,
from Portland tor Matanzas. 80
No date, lat &c s. Ion q W. ship Cosmopolite Waite
6S days from Calla0 for Cowes
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Lost !!

A bundle of small Keys, Is OF o. a steel ring.
IA The finder will, be suitably rewarded by leaving
them at the Store OF Norton & Morgan Spring St,
noar Winter St., with D. w. True & Co., Iii
Commercial st.
March 1, 1867. mar2d3ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EASY no USE!

Has only to be applied to
the Hair or Whiskers and the
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