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LOST AND FOUND.

I'M Monday 18th inst, Commercial Street,
~ Gentlemans Watch. The owner can have the
same by proving property and paying charges, by
calling on board the brig Uncle Jerry" lying at
Hobsons Wharf, on JOHN A. BROWN.
anl6 dlw%
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THERE will be special meeting of the Irish
American Relief Association on Friday eve
ming, January 18th, 1867, at half past. seven
o'clock, at their new hall. Business of impor-
lance will come before the meeting and full
attendance is requested.
JAMES CUNNINGHAM, Sec.
Ton 17-Ot
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The best Remedy evor compounded for Colds,
Coughs, Catarri ind Consum ptiOn and ali
diseases OF the Throat and Lungs
or For sale by all Druggists. Manufactured by
h. r. BRADBURY,
Octl5d&WSN6m Druggist, BANGOR.
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Why Suffer from Sores /?

When by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT,
you can easily be cured 1t has relieved thousands
from BURNS. SCALDs CHAPPED HANDS, SPRAINs,
CHILBLAINs, SORE LIPS, WARTS, CUTS, BoILs,
ERUPTIoNs, and every complaint Of the SKIN. Try
it Tor il costs but 25c. Be sure to ask for HALES
ARNICA OINTMENT.-For sale by all Druggists,
Or send 35c to .. II. Seymour - Co., Boston,
Mass, and receive box by return mail.
dec 20 SN dim ...
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MARRIED.

In Phipsburg, by Rev. E. Norwood, William H.
Bradley and Miss Phebe M. Nockton, both OF Port
land.
II. Elizabeth Morrill,. both OF u.
In Georgetown, Jan. IA, Thos. E. Scott and Aman-
da NJ Oliver both of G.. Also, Chas. L. Jewell, OF
Phpsburg. and Miss T. Clementine Oliver, Of Gorge
town.
In Mechanic Falls, Jan. l. Thos. S. Holt aud Mrs.
Ellen L. Davis.
In Philips, Nov. %, j. c. Cunningham, OF Strong,
and Mary j. True, of p.
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You need not Suffer with Piles

Since CARES PILE REMEDY brings immediate re-
lief, and speedily both recent and inveterate
cases. The only uniformly successful medicine for
Piles Dealers want other where it has been intro
duced. Send for circulars and certificates. Ask the
nearest Druggist to get the medicine for you.
Druggist who desire most efficacious popular and
rapidly selling medicine for Piles may apply to the
derson s. Son, Bath; II. II. Hay, Portland; b. f.
Bradbury, Bangor; Horace Barbour, Lewiston, and
other Druggists AND sz-Fy Is Hls# - ~ .srt
- WIN. CARR g. Co.
scp19sN2tawtf PROJECTORS.
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M. L. A. Postponenaent.-I con-
sequence of the illness of Mr.. Cough, he is I'M
able to fulfil his engagement to lecture before
the Mercantile Library Association this even
ing. The lecture is, therefore, postponed until
further notice. H''--
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
rent Winac


So highly recommended by Physicians, may be
found at wholesale at the drug stores of WV Whip
pie ~ Co., d. H. Hay, w. f. Phillips q Co.. E. L.
Stanwood and j. w. Perkins SEQ. jan12sNdly
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To Let with Board.

DLEASANT unfurnished rooms without board,
Il suitable tor gentlemen and their wives En-
quire at No. South street, between and II A. VI.
each day. iansdu
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DEMOCRATIC ALMANAc.-We have received
from the publishers copy of this almanac for
1867. 1t contains large amount of political
statistics. Fessenden Brothers have it for sale,
as also the Tribune Almanac for 1867.
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Jan. IL
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MAINE soLDIERs.-A Sharpsburg, Md, cor
Respondent of the New York Tribune, describ-
ing the labors performed by the Burial Corps"
in connection with the "Antietam National
Cemetery" among other incidents states, that
in one grave there was bottle containing a
small piece of paper ON which was written
"Wm. c. Stickney, Co. c, 7th Regiment, Maine
Died Sept. 26, at II o'clock p. M. Residence,
Springfield, Me" Two Maine officers exhum-
ed were recognized: Lieut.. VIM. Wade and
Lieut. L. Bracket, 10th Maine Volunteers.
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CHAPEL CRCLE.-The first meeting of the
Chapel Circle deferred from yesterday on ac-
count of the stormy will be held this friday
evening, at the appointed place, 427 Congress
street
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
- JANUARY TERM.-BARRoWs, J, PRESIDING.
THUnspAY.-No 2O5. Hiram Brooks & ais. VS.
Daniel Donovan Assumpsit to recover the value of
four cords o~wood delivered defendant in 1852 The
defence was that the wood purchased of one Rea
gan, who claimed to own it. The case was given to
the jury who will return verdict this morning
Carleton O'Donnell.
No. Ito. Stillman s. Matthews VS.. William j. Har-
mon, and No. ga, William j. Harmon s. ux VS..
Charles Crossman are the cases assigned for trial on
Friday.
Court adjourned to O'Clock Friday morning
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PORTLAND And VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-T. e. Moseley & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Library Lecture.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Seizure of Goods-Israel Washburn, Jr.
Sale OF Forfeited Goods-Israel Washburn, Jr'
Board-No. IL Maple street.
Rooms to Let's Centre street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sale of Forfeited Goods.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALaoUTn,f
PORTLAND, Jan. Is, 1867.
'I'HE following described merchandise having been
= forfeited for violation of the Revenue Laws OF
e united States, public notice of said seizures hav-
peen gwen and no claim to said goods having been
- @ 1ey Will be sold at public auction at the Office
a. .n9 >. Appraiser, 1875 Fore street. on Tuesday
to wit - 0'' ct - WIN a. 4'4 -
8 bbls Molasses, Box containing bot,,es Rron
dy. bas containing one Over Coat, three Flannel
Snrs Two Tnpsstrw Two prs Socks pr Gloves
package containing one pair Wo0len Panta,oons o,a
wOolen Vest and = staSyS 1s WoSlsn coh Trunk
ing Apparel. and Isl doz Kid Gloves vi wear
ISRAEL WASHBURN Jr.
Janis, 25 and Feb. l, D. Collector
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OF tine pranch 10 this place. the o. L. is secured
the right to run its own trains over it by paw
meat OF reasonable tribute, the amount. in case
of disagreement, to be settled by arbitration
Such branch may be built, and then Portland
will stand fair chance TO become shipping
port Tor crude oil. In the absence of such an
extension of the Grand Trunk, the only chance
for Portland to become place of shipment is
By sending the oil twenty miles by rail to Sar-
MIA, thence by water 10 Montreal, aud theme
by rail to your city
That the readers Of the Press may not think
l am over-sensitive about erroneous statements
connected with the oil business here, and too
ready in sounding the note of alarm to warn
men against becoming the easy dupes of a wild
aud reckless speculation I ask the privilege of
relating ain incident, showing the mischievous
effect OF publishing over-stated prices mo,
readers at a distance from the scene of on.r..
tons.
A few weeks since an agent of Michigan
Company wrote his Directors tn 1t he had sold
two thousand barrels Tor one dollar ner
barrel cash, TO be delivered immediately
The letter was received in due course, and the
same day one of the Directors received q COPY
of one of our local papers Of even date with
the agents letter. which said that the oil in
terests were improving; that it was quick at
the tanks at at dollar and quarter, and pro-
ducers were holding ensure to get dollar and
halfin less than thirty days! The newspa-
per was believed by those with whom the wish
was father to the thought, the agent was
thought to have fooled away five hundred dol
lars by his hasty action, and accordingly was
telegraphed to at snce not to deliver a drop of
oil at that price. He sold his contract to wiser
parties, who gave him bonus of one hundred
dollars in gold for privilege of filling if. and
thus pocheted the indignity! The first through
train brought one ofthe Directors, to regulate
affairs who stopped few days, ascertained the
facts, got big flea in his ear, and went home
c1lrsing the oil business generally and the 10
Gal paper particularly, while his tanks are oy
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WIDOWS WOOD SocIETY.-By request we
republish the names of the managers, and they
will please attend to the collections in their
several societies:
William Willis, First Parish.
N. j. Gilman, second Parish. s.f
Paul Hall, Third Parish.
q. Sturdivant, Chestnut Street Methodist
+. G. Moody, st. Stephens.
Nathaniel Ellsworth, Federal Street Baptist
S. C. Chase, High Street.
John Barbour, Congress Square Universalist.
j. Ii. Baker, Park Street.
George Il. b. jackson, st. Luke's.
Thomas Cobb, CascO Street.
Benjamin Perkins, Pine Street Methodist.
BENJAMIN King bury, Jr., New Church.
IL. B. Hart, Free Street baptist.
Charles Payson, State Street.
S. X. Leavitt, Congress Street Methodist.
II. III. Burgess, Bethel.
Nj. D0herty, State Street Catholic.
John Collins Cumberland Street Catholic
+. Z. Pray, Central Church. I-
A. B. Holden, Pearl Street Univcrsalist.
n A. Foster, Spiritual Society.
o. r. Tuckerman, Preble Chapel.
Charles Bailey, ST. Lawrence Street Society,"
William Campbell, West Congregational Chapel.
CHARLES BAKER, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FAMILIES

can at all times supply themselves with the latest
and most fashionable styles of Boots shoes Slinners
&c, at I. L. MOsELEY & cos, Summer St., Bos-
ton. ian}aI1t
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COLGATE & CO.'S,
WINTER SOAP

Recommended for Chappcd Hand. and for
general Toilet use during Cold Weather. 1t
may be obtained Of all druggists and fancy good
dealers. d sSdec24tofebio
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erhowing and no one offers to renew the bid
of one dollar per barrel for the privilege OF
depicting them.
OF course, while oil has no price OIL lanos
have no purchasers. know OF large tracts
that eight months ago would have sold quick
at one hundred dollars. per acre, that to-day
would not bring fifty.
I recently gave the shaded side of the his
toric leaf of the Hllsdale Company. 1 will
add another and a melancholy tint to that
shadow The managing director of the COM
pany and principal owner, who had invested
large sums OF money, and worked to secure
desired results like very slave, is now, it is
feared hopelessly insane! He saw his fortune
dissolving, and the castles he had erected all
crumbling to ashes, and the thought of his
own financial ruin, and that he had been in
strumental in running his friends who had
invested with him, proving too much for him
to bear, reason abdicated her throne, and left
the poor man a confirmed lunatic.
SPURwINK.
1--WE desire to express our obligations to
"Spurwink for the abundant information
which he has SO promptly furnished concerning
a matter upon which he is especially qualifed
to speak. The data for the article to which he
refers, were obtained from source entitled to
credit; for the purpose of that article it was
not essential that they should be absolutely but
only approximately correct. In their general
bearing upon the point we had in view, "Spur-
wink" admits their force We undertook to
show that the oil product of Canada is Excess
sve, and needs wider market; that it must
seek that market in Europe; and that Port
land may by a little exertion become the prin-
cipal shipping point. To all this "Spurwink
agrees and points out the practical difficulties
OF the case. If we understand him correctly.
it will be necessary for the Grand Trunk Rail-
way to build six miles of road, in order to Sc
cnre share of this transportation. 1t is for
the business men of Portland and the mana
gers of the Grand Trunk Railway then, to con-
slider whether it will be worth while to build
six miles of railway in order to secure such
business as this promises to become a few years
hence.-ED.
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A Sure Pile Cur

DIR. GILBERT'S PILE INSTRUMENT positively
cures the worst cases of piles. Sent by mail
cept of "a. Circulars fee. Sold by druggists. Agents
wanted everywhere. Address j. B. ROMA1NE,
Manager, No. SIS Broadway, New-York. oc2GdSmsN
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COOPER Dc MORSE,
Cumberland National Bank.
Cheeseman's Polish,
CrOssmaa's Polish.
Cheeseman's Union Furniture Pslish /!

THE best in the world for Polishing Mahogany
Il Walnut, Stair-POsts, Rails, Counters. OF any
kind Of Furniture. This Polish has hecn used by Mr.
Crossman for the last twenty years. giving perfect sat
isiacton 20 all. Ii Is warranted 10 stand tcmpcta-
ture oftwO hundred degs. OF heat and Il not ether
wise easily dclaced. Furniture polished with II will
b. perfectly dry and ready fr use IN Eve minutes at
ter the Polish u put Price Scycutyfvc and fif-
~ Cts. per bottle; any one eau use By foil1sing
the Direc ions the bottle.
kefcrence-Me-.rs Z. y l. Fru-t, Cart fnfnan r-sA.
Mcssrs Breed a Iukey, Bent Stevcus, .fr MuI.
Allen, y. NJ. Woosituan.
For sale BY Burgess, fcbcs a 60. W v Pbur-
4 Co, H. n. Hay q &c, samuel iioif, n. " = A.
Deering.
Manaiactory $50 oongrc.s =. up st.ir.. orfs.its
head Of Green - y 4. RIGGS kaenf. .
dcc2stti Poftis1ri Nslus
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Store to Let.

FINHE GOTHIC STORE on Congress Street, op-
posite Lafayette Street. This is one of the best
stands for the Grocery Business in the City,
having had large trade for the past ten years.
Apply to S. L. CARLETON,
ian dedtf lA 1dEI1l 81 Market Square.
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IMPORTS.

GLOUCESTER, E. Brig Plover- 1874 tons salt,
230 salt nets, to Dana & Co. - .-,-r
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In thi city, Jan. H. Arthur c., youngest child Of
George and Abby Treiethen, aged months and
days.
In Cape Elizabeth. Jan. II, of lung fever, Mrs.
Mary, wife of Rufus Jordan, aged IS years.
Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock, from
Spurwink Meeting House. Relatives and friends
invited to attend.
;. In Wilton, Dec. 1, Mrs. Lucy, wife OF Rev. Abel
Hathaway, aged &c years.
In Weld, Dec. 1, Fordyce B., son OF Abner T. and
Sophia j. Sanborn aged years months
In Augusta, at the Insane Hospital, Mr.. Aaron
Stoyell. OF Pennington. aged "a years.
In Hartford Dee. 25, Mr.. Harrison Piper, formerly
of Turner. aged 90 years.
In Mt. Vernon, Nov 26 Mrs Phele E. wife of f.
G Fellows, aged 81 years.
IMPORTS.
GLOUCESTER, E. Brig Plover- 3sI tons salt,
230 salt nets, to Dana & Co.
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OR plain sewing by the day by an experienced
~ hand on reasonable terms. Apply at % IL
Portland Street. Jan 15d1w'
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PORT OF PORTLAN Nd.

FUR U f PO X I LA N D.
4f3. @ Thursday, January II.
s. t- -H15 .. y. ..a ARRIVED.
Brig Plover, (Br) Marsh, Gloucester, Eng. D.. al
Brig Martha, tBr) Dwyer, Boston.
49,. CLEARED
Brig Alfaratta, Dibber, st Jago-Phinny a. Jack
son.
Messrs W & A Curtis, have got up the frames for
two first class schoOners Of about 225 each,
tor Capt Randall, late of schr VIM Mailer. and the
other for Capt Smith, of schr Leesburg. They are
owned by the builders and others, of Portland, and
will lie launched early next spring. gs V ga.
List of Vessels built and registered in the Dis
trlct of Bath during the year 1866.
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Glove AnOdyne.

Glove AnOdyne.
TTNHAT remarkable specific for Toothache and its
i associated neuragies, prepared by US only, can
now be furnished to consumers or to the trade in
quantities TO suit, at establishment,
34S CONGRESS STREET.,
ian16d3t j. r. LUNT s. co.
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICES hereby given that the following descrb-
~ ed goods were seized at this port, on the days
hereinafter mentioned, for violation OF the Revenue
Laws . .o
Dec. II, 1866, on board bark IS. B. Hale, Z3oo
Cigars, Packages OF Liquor. Dec %. 1866, at i9e
Fore Street in this City, 16 Cases Of Cotton Cards
landed from Steamer Gen. McCallum, from Hall
fax, S.
Any person or persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claims within TWEEN
ty days from the date hereof; otherwise the said
goods will be disposed OF in accordance with the Acts
Of Congress in such cases made and provided.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, Jr., Collector.
Portland, Jan. II, 1867 dlaw 3w
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator of the estate OF
~ THOMAS BROWNE,
late of Port and, in the County of Cumberland, de-
ceased, and given bonds as ths law directs. All
persons having demands upon the estate OF said de-
ceased required exhibit the same and all per-
indebted to said estate called upon to make
payment to THOMAS QUINCY BROWNE,
Administrator, Roxbury, Mass.
Portland, Jan. 49, 1867. w3wi
Rooms to Let.
TWO Front Rooms well furnished, to let with
L board, No. SO Center Street, opposite Preble
House. jalSd1w~
Board.
L by applying at No IL Maple st. ja1Sd1ws
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DESIRABLE PREMISES
e To be Let.


DESIRABLE PREMISES
To be Let.
1NHE new ATHENEUM BUILDING, on Plum
Il Street, now covered and in condition to be COM
peted within short time, is offered for lease for bus
mess purposes, and will be partitioned and fitted to
suit the views of tenants.
The three stories twelve, eleven and twelve and
half feet high all about thrtyour feet by seven
ty in area-fess the stairways-and exceedingly
well lighted for any kind of business. There is also
basement, with good light, under the whole build
ing .-.
This Building is within 100 feet of Middle street,
and very near the centre of the most valuable i'm
proved district in the city. Plum street has been
widened seventeen feet and is likely to become
prominent business avenue.
Parties desiring to treat for the rent of any part of
these premises are requested to communicate with
either of the undersigned.
n j. s S1 /; SSsisi Committee
jan14-d1w
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Maine Board Of Agriculture.


The Board of Agriculture is now in session
tory proceedings is taken from yesterdays Ken
hebec journal: ,stros
Wednesday, jan 1.-THE Board was called
to order by the Secretary
Mr.. Snaith, of Penobscet, WAS chosen tempo
rary chairman
Messrs WATSON, Carpenter Chamberlain and
Prince were nominated committee on creden-
tials. They afterwards reported a quorum of
members present.
MAINE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
Name. Term Expires 1868. p. o. Address.
County.
Asa Smith, Penobscot, Mattawamkeag.
Samuel WATSON, Hancock, Ellsworth
L. r. French, Franklin, Chesterville.
j. w. Hanes, Aroostook, Presque Isle.
p. N. Jenerds, Piscataquis, Foxcroft.
John C. Talbot, Washington, East Machias.
Term Expires 1869.
Peter W. Aver, Waldo, Freedom.
L. Wilder Farley, Lincoln, Newcastle.
Rufus Prince, Androscoggin, Turner.
Z. Chamberlain, tMe. State Society," Foxcroft.
Term Erpirss 1870.
JAS. NJ. Carpenter, Kennebec, Pittston.
John w. Dana, Cumberland, Portland.
5. +, Dixie, Sagadahoc, Bath.
Samuel Holmes, Oxford, Peru
Albert Moore, Somerset, North Anson.
s. L. Goodale, York, Saco.
Messenger.
Asa X. Boardman, Somerset, S. Noridgewock
Messrs. Chamberlain, French and Jefferds
were nominated committee to receive sort
and count the votes for officers for permanent
organization. The election resulted as follows:
! President-Samuel WATSON, of Ellsworth.
Vice President-Asa Smith, of Mattawam-
keag. EFF raFE RA
Secretary-S. L. Goodale, of Saco.
Messenger-AsaR X. Boardman, of South Nor
ridgewock. -s
Messrs. Goodale, Chamberlain and Dana were
appointed Business Committee.
The Secretary was directed to confer with
the Trustees Of the Industrial College to see at
what time joint meeting of both bodies could
be held to deliberate upon matters pertaining
to the interests of both organizations.
Messrs. Dana, French and Moore were an
pointed committee to obtain an expression of
the Board upon the subject of a tariff ON wool
and confer with the wool growers of the State
who meet in convention on Wednesday of next
week, at the State House.
Messrs. Carpenter, Farley and Aver were ap-
pointed Committee on the Pay Roll.
Messrs. Dixie, French and Goodale were nom.
mated committee to arrange for discussion
on fruit.
Mr. WATSON introduced the following:
Ordered That the Committee on Paw Roll he
directed to make up the pay Of James L. Mar
tin, Messenger, for two days attendance and
travel.
On motion of Mr.. French the rules and orders
of the last session were adopted for the gov.
eminent of this Board until otherwise order
ed.
The Business Committee made partial re-
port.
Adjourned to o'clock P. NJ rtr
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The White Pine Compound,
CURES

Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diptheria,
Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, and Pull
monnry Affections, generally. 1t is N
Remarkable Remedy for Kidney Com
plants, Diabetes, Difficulty of Voiding
Urine, Bleeding from the II idncys ana
Bladder, Gravel and other complaints.
For Piles and Scurvy, il will be found
very valuable.
Give it trialif you would learn the value of a
GOOD AND TRIED MEDICINE.
1t is Pleasant Safe md Sure.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines generally.
Sold at wholesale by
w. r. Phillips & Co.,
j. w. Perkins & Co.,
And w. w. Whipplc,
PORTLAND, ME.
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Dissolution
Notice.

.IhHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
i International Steamship Company, will be held
at their office corner OF Union and Commercial Stson
Wednesday, January 23rd 1867, at O'Clock r. NJ for
the choice of Officers and the transaction of any
other business that may legally come before them.
Ii. j. LIBBY, Secretary
Portland January 18th 1867. dtd
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CONCENTRATED LYE.

1t will make ~ pounds excellent hard soap, 20
gallons of the very best soft soap for only about 80 cts
Directions on each box. For sale at all Drug and
Grocery stores.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
tY-Be particular in asking for Pennsylvania salt
Manufacturing Cos saponiner. poi1sSeod&wly
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M DOMESTIC PORTS.

EASTPORT-Cld I'd, sch MARTHA Crossman. for
Boston. go fIJTrWS.f a. ugE8uf4s so
CID 4th sch Willie Move, Hilton, New York
BUCKSPORT-Ar It'll. sch Sarah q Julia, Perry,
New York.
Sid lth, brig Counce, Billings, New York; sch
Lucy, Gray. Boston.
BELFAST-Ar 18th, schs Mary Farrow, Coombs,
Gen Meade, Ferguson, and Sea Flower, Dickey, from
Boston. .l.,1ta
Ar 18th, sch Mazurka, Kimball, Boston. ~
ROCKLAND-Ar 9th, schs America, Nerrilf, from
Bath; Copy, Thomas, Portland.
Ar 18th, sch Utica, Thorndike, Portland. 80
Ar 18th, schs Marietta, Hall, Salem; Scion, Post,
Boston.
q Ar 18th. sch Amelia, Poland, Portsmouth
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Clothing CJeaased and REPAIRED
pY WILLIAM BROWN, formerly at 81 Federal
ID street, is located at his new store No 81 red
eral st, a lew doors below Lime street. will attend
TO his usual business of Cleansing and Repairing
Clothing of all kinds with his usual promptness.
9s Secondhand Clothing for sale at fairs prices.
Jan S-dH