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MARRIED..

In this city june 80, by Rev. DIR. Shsiler, Nelson
Tenney and Miss Abbie NJ. Lyford both OF Portland.
In this city. July 1, by Rev. f. Martin, George Ii.
Wheeer ot Boston, Mass, and Miss Isabs la Kinds,
OF Portland.
lBoston papers please coIylJ l,s sH.sI
A. ribbetts and Miss Lonise C. Hannaord, II OF
Cape Elizabeth. 4f .t -s.. aa5q
IN Westbrook. June 80 Samuel N. Hutchins and
Miss Lucy +. Merrill, both Of W. 7-- = i'H
In York, June 10, George w Clark, OF York, and
Emma A. Hilton, OF Wells. Also, Charles Banks
and Eliza j. Donoell. John L. Brag'lon and Miss
Miranda p. Donne |. .,-. .-.r.
In Hiideford, June 10. King s. Hill, of Kenne-
bunk and Augusta Davis. o. Is. 10
In Patten, June 9, r en- +. Dinsmore and Lucy
Brown. 10th OF Island Falls. l. .4..s :. I-i14
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HENRY r. MEIs RIs.L, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
1853 CONGRESS STREET.

DR. =. =. E8TCN,
OF III BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Author Of the
Six Lectures on the Prevention and Cure of Pulmo-
nary CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Catarrb, Dyspepsia,
Portland, TUESDAY July 2nu, and WEDNESDAY
July Sd, until 2 o'clock n. NJ. and every 18th week
aiterward on the same days. -
Eyes, Nostrs, Face, Throat, Lungs Stomach, Skin,
Heart, Liver, Bowels Piles. Kidneys, Joints, Drop
sy also Diseases peculiar to Males and toFemaiss.-
where from 10 to so have one or more bad fits d
sickness. Cure them wholly, aud they will live ten
to aitg ysafs rs Pr ftes mos5
respectable phs stefan said to me, four weeksago,
SEER seventeen years you have kept me well o dis
eases pronounced utterly incurable by severa. emil
nett Physicians |s
Mrs. Elizabeth Huntington Long writes, Saratoga
Springs March 8, 1861 twenty three years ago she
sumption, OF which her sister died l rcd her pei
fecly. IA years later she had bad attack of heart
disease, Of which her brother died. Ot this cured
her perfectly. She says, ~ always remember you
with gratitude, ior under God, owe my life to
you.' k-- y ~ lAt1y 4@l - - hg@ ~ sa-iL
Miss Anna Judkin at Portsmouth, N. H., June
patient, and very bad with lung disease, My iatber
four brothers and three sisters, had died with con-
sumption. Twas wholly gwen up. In six months
you cured mo. have now enjoyed PERT ct health
twenty-five and q halt years; not single show OF
lung diseases all that time - ~ I7Ya s. 8 =
D. D. Benjamin, OF Union, N. j., says, ssOyer
twenty years ago, and my brother were both in
consumption. 4 had bleeing and ulcerased lungs.
My brother refused treatment, and died in tire,
months. You cuied me, and have not hal any
cough OF lung trouble in twenty years. Twas then
forty, ana am now sixty years old" ...tsa
All consultations are wholly tree.
DR.. Fitch's FAMILY PHYSICIAN" most ex-
cellent book in aHfames, 10 pages, rs cents sent,
free of postage to any address. send no money un-
til you get the book and approve IT, Direct ali letters
Ior books or consultation to rs FREMONT STREET,
BOSTON, MASS. iune2g
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NON RESIDyNC TAXES
I'm the Town Of New Gleucpss-r, ia the
County Of Cum be riaad, for the
4------ Year 1855, -

rINHE following list Of Taxes real estate of nen
L resident owners In the town of New Glou ester
for the year Loo, in bills committed TO Gilman
srtin, Col ector OF "a town, tn fourteenth day
Of J ne. ke6 has been returned BY him to me as re-
manning unpaid on the iTst day OF May, 1867,
by his esrtG ate Of that date, and now remains un
paid, and notice Is hereby given, that II said taxe
interest and charges not paid in 10 the Treasury
OF said town wi hin Ell hteen months from the dat
OF the commitment OF the sad bills, 70 much Of the
real estate taxed as will b. suncient u pay the
hpunt due therefor, including interest anu charges
G ,;' without FUR her notice be sold at public auc
n a. INC store OF Keith & Martin, in said town,
o;.,oeS P'ga.eenth day OF December, 1861, al one
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}3::lE;iLTggs':s 33515Yz1G&
Ofthc Choice Fruits nnd spices.

Their strict purity, delicious favors unrivaled
streng h and GREAT EOoEoMY, are attracting trade
from lovers OF CHOICE FLAvoRs Which Is without a
parallel cess s'sd5 l4t-t-.'-,iA q ~ r
Their great success is simply because oae-tkird Of
the quantity is than equal to the ordinary far
org extracts. and they the true rich favors OF
the fruits and spices. 90.
Ex-Gov. James Y. Smith, Of Providence, R. l.,
says: my wife pronouaces them superior to any
lavoring extracts 81 e has ever used"
Elk Gov. VIM. A. Buckingham, OF Connecticut,
says: For long time have used them, aid lind
them very fine
In. j. G. Holland trimothy Titeonb), the well
known author, of Springfield, Mas, says: "They
are The standard in all this ycini "" 81 gai!oLu
Dealers treble their sales with them. Sold wh0le-
sale and retail, Portland, Me-, by SAMUEL Chadwick.
anu by Grocers aud Druggists. apr27W&o3msn
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TIE PoLrricAL PRosREor IN TEsNrssrE.-

THE PoLITicAL PROSPECT IN TENNESSEE
A Tennessee correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune writes: .s,-
The joint canvass between Stokes and Ethe-
ridge Is now nearing to a close. 1t has on the
whole been beneficial to the Republican cause.
The most sanguine of our friends believe that
the Republican vote will reach 100000, giving
u ~ q Iii nrSbahlv he abont 90 600 of which
$4,000 will be cast by colored men. The rebel
johnson vote cannot possibly reach 60 600 as
so many are DISTINGUISHED, but it is probable
that it will be about $4,000, giving a Radical
majority of about 10000 The population OF
Tennessee, white and black, will be found I'M
like that of most of the Southern States, to
have increased since 1860. = ~
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The Dry DocK.-Work was commenced in
earnest last Monday upon the Portland Dry
Dock, a large gang of hands being employed.
The contract is in the hands of Mr.. j. e.
Simpson, of New York, who knows no such
word as fall Under his indefatigable manage
ment the work will be pushed through to COM
pletion in the shortest space Of time possible,
and in two years we may expect to see a noble
dock 400 feet long, 100 feet wide and 10 feet
over the sills --'
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Lodge, No. /, I. o. of o. f., were installed
Monday evening, in the presence of large
number of brethren of the order and their Ia
dies, who filled the hall completely. The In
stallation services were performed by P. G.
NJ. Cummings, assisted by other Grand off,
GERS. Brief remarks were made after the SER
vices by Judge Kiugsbury, Charles Holden, J.
I. McCobb and I'll. @. Barnes, Esqs., P. N. g.
Smith and r. W. Turner, the new N. G. -
Judge Kingsbury, in his remarks, gave an in
teresting review of the history of the order,
and related some incidents connected with its
ancient forms At the close of the meeting it
was announced that the members of the fra
ternity would make an excursion to Saco river
on Tuesday next -. -...--- b. . -.-..- . So Ell.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAUTION

We call a; tcntou 10 the fsct that INVITATIONS ci
cur ii Q ELECTRJ-PLATE,co consisting of lin or,
Dessert and Tea Service etc, being extensive
iy offered sale by Am rcan manufacturers, and
that there also English limitations in the MARKET
both OF in criot quality. Cur goods may be procur-
oi from responsible dealers throughout the country,
and purchasers may avoid ccuntereits by noting
our trade mark on every article Of our own manu-
tlcture, thus: 30 F- Az
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500 Per Month!

A GENTS who can furnish satisfactory references
IA a. TO responsibility and experience, wanted
to the State of Maine the best subsc,i
ton books published, among which the following
The American Cyclopedia, with The annuss; los
sings Civi War in America, In three volumes, which
il Illustrated with over 900 engravings and Is what
every Ame loan should have in Is house o. the
standard work Of the war, which will never be sx-
celled: the History Of tho Navy, In two volumes;
the History OF the Army OF the Potomac; Burnside
and tl,e Ninth Army Corps; Gen. Bakers History
the Secret Service; History OF the First Maine Cav
airy; and MANY other Of the late publications on tie
war. Apply In person or by letter to
90. 40 4EO. K. DAVIS & CO.,
Publishers, No. I Morton Block, Portland, Me.
~ Return stamp must accompany every applica-
uOn.a s.-.- july3eodlmdswAw
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Long Sought For e0aa1SE 4
w~f, Come. at Last !
Mains Elder Berry Wine,

We take pleasure7in announcing that the above
named article may be found for sale by all City
Druggists and FIRST class Coaatrg Grocers.
ASS MEDICINE Mains Wine is Invaluable, being
among the best il not the hest remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, Manufactured from tile pure
Juice OF the berry, and uladulterated by any pure
ingredient, we can heartily recommend it to tho sick
as a medicine. tin3 ~ n. 3.slIe5E8 5 s11'
!" To the days Of the aged it ad.leth length,
70 the mighty it addeth strength" ''.g,..'.
IT'S a balm for the sick, Joy for the ELL
Druggists aud Grocers buy and sell 49, ~.
MAINS, ELDERBERR WINE 3
81 . r. & .e TAI
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The WAsHBURN HOMESTEAD. In tho burn
ing ofthis fine establishment, several shoatS
were burned together with hay, and farming
tools The furniture in the house was saved.
The origin of the fire is unknown. There were
II workmen-carpenter AID others-employ-
ed on the premises at time Of the fire. 1t is
said there was an insurance of only $500 on
the premises which were worth about
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For HalifaX,

THE A clipper brig D. 8. Souls, ssuls, Master
i having two birds Of her cargo engaged, viii sal
as above. For freight or passage apply 70 -
H q AAA II ORLANDO MCPHERSON,
No. 1903 Commercial street, up stairs.
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ApM1TrEp.-In the q. s. District Court, il
this city. yesterday, on motion OF George =.
Talbot, Esq, William p. Whitehouse, Esq, of
Augusta, was admitted to practice.
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DIED.

In Moniyi.le, Nay 5, Mrs. Laura, wife Of Jeremiah
Bean age,i IL yeas. Ir4.,tr ..,,y.9a
III Manchester, n. H. june II, Mrs. Ada Potter,
aged 81 years months widow OF David Potter for
merly o, iitchfeld.
In Turner, dune Is, nj. s. Sally Sawtelle, agsd 81
In Bangor, June e., Airs. Augusta, vile OF Henry
Rollins, aged - years. u 81 as
In Macnias, June 10, Mrs. H N. Allen, formerly
CT Whiting. ~
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VIM. II. CLIFFORD, rsor COMMISSIONERS.
Mr.. r. n. Brown, of this city, was brought before
the Commissioner on Tuesday, charged with not az
fixing the requisite stamp to promissory note given
by him. He was discharged after paying costs and
afixing tho necessary stamp. --I.- .. ...
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All goods bearing this stamp are heavily plated on
the finest Albata or Nickel Silver, AMI guarantee
them in every respect superior to tie best Sheffield
plate.
I GORHAM MANUFACTURING co,
Sversnths & Mann acturers of Fine lie cro Plate,
juno II 3 n wei &c sat Gm Providence, R. /.
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-On the headbosrd of grave in the Sparta
digging, California, is inscribed, I'm memory
of John smith who met violent death near
this spot IS hundred and 40 too. He was shot
by his own pistill 1t was not one of the new
Lind but old fasherned brass barrel, and of
such is the kingdom of Heaven"
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rRUMATTC SALTS ="
Moth and Freclx,es.

The only reliable remedy for those brown discol r-
atoms OF the face called Moth Patches and Freekes
isPERRY's MorH AND FREcRLE LOrieN Prspar.
cd only BY DR.. ID. c. PERRY, Dermatologst ~ Bond
st, N. Y. Sold by all drugg sts in Portland and
lsewhere. Price ~ per bottle marisd& wemsn
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"Buy me and III do you Good"

~ USE DIR. LANlsLEY'S ROOT AND
HERE BITTERS tor Jaundice, Costiysness, Liver
Complaint, hu,nors, nditestion Dysf epsia. Piles,
Dizziness, Headache, Drowsness, and all Diseases
bad Blood to which all persons subject IN Spring
and Summer. Sold by GEO. c. GOODWIN Il CO.,
IS Hanover St, and by all Dealers in Medicines Is
marl2dsoQ 16w s. n.
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PORTLAND, and Vicinity.
Rev ADV e2s:assiasats Es> Bay.
az spEoAl NOTICE o0LCHS e
Portland g. Kennebec Rairead. 49, ~ Il
ENTERTAINMENTS COLUMN.
Forest City Driving Park.
Strawberry Exhibition.
DecaiDg dall--Black Crook.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Lemons-E M Pstten 81 Co. a..-.. -.-s.--.a.--. .. .
ilra.s-Is nj. Pstten q Co.
Dwelling and j1and-E. N. Patten & Co.
- ~ NEW AID gERrIsEMEsr COLUMN.
Quarterly Report Canal National Bank.
Quarterly statement Merchants National Bank.
Quarterly Report Casco National Bank
excursions ID. z. Blanchard.
Non resident Taxes-Gilman Martin.
New Br.stol Line--W d. Little & Co.
Lost Y Stolen-S. Soule s. Co.
For Sale-tlbridge Bacon.
For Saie-G. w. ii. Brooks. r . ID -r.f
Star Match oe--E. P. Gerrish. ID
Corn-Blake, Jones s. Gage.
For D.ltimOre-O. Sickefson.
COparmership-E. Corey q Co.
For Haliiax-O. Nickerson.
For Sale-C. A. Waite.
For Sale-H. X. Stickney --t
Agents Wanted-G. II. Davis & Co.
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"a A,r111r-Moudax eHapine. abont 1fl o,elock

2AssAULT.-Monday evening about 10 o'clock
as party of men were engaged in loading
night-cart, thus filing the air with the
balmy ~ fragrance peculiar to that locality,
they were attacked by a drunken soldier, who
commenced by throwing stones at the men,
causing them to drop their buckets and re-
treat. Gathering fresh supply of ammuni
ton, he continued to fire away at the Brigh-
ton artillery company, shouting at the top of
his voice, down with the rebels" until the po-
lice got on his flank, when he grounded arms
and was marched off to the watch house, per-
sistently shouting the battle-cry. P. p %
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- CATHoLIc FAIR.-The children OF the public
schools will be admitted TO the Catholic Fair
tomorrow afternoon, from to o'clock, for
fifteen cents.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-03

HORACE GREELEY BEFORE THE JUDICIARY
COMMITTEE On Monday Mr.. Greeley was ex-
amined before the marrow minded blockheads'
of the Judiciary Committee in relation to the
bailing of JEFF Davis. Mr.. G. however, was on
his good behavior, and submitted to the exam
ination seemingly with unimpaired good hui
NOR. He denies that his action in that case
was ia zen at the instance Of the President or
any Of his subordinates. No intimation was
ever conveyed to him that his services as bail
for Davis would be agreeable to the govern
nlent. Aside from the promptings of his own
feelings, he was influenced only by regard for
Mr.. Shea, an old and intimate friend, who
wished him to sign the bond. Wade, Chand-
Ter and Creswell endeayored to dissuade him
on grounds of policy, but without avail The
veteran editor seems to have been model wit
ness. His answers were for the most part cat
egorical and rnonosyllabic.
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SPOKEN.

June IS, Ia 80. Ion Is. ship K H Tucker, Clark,
from Liverpool for Phlsdelphia.
\, june e. on Cape Canso. brig George Pre- colt,
from Bridgeport, CB. Tor New York.
June q. lat 80 80 Ion IT, was seen barque Sancho
Panxa steering North.
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This splendid Hair Dye1is the best IN the world.
The only frHc and Perfect DycHarmless, Reliable.
Instantaneous, No disappointment.s No Ridiculous
lints. Natural Black or Brown Remedies the i'll
effects of Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair, leaving
it soft and beariliidl. The genuine is sigsd Pi
liam Il. Batcke,or. All others are mere limitations,
and should be avoided Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
a ~ sscw 9rS IF - 3oNUserfeis. s..s-sh o. d
November 10, 1866 dfvsn p '.'' - --+-~~ -
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MA RE ME NEWS
pOR T@AOEo p LAND. ~
Tuesday, July Q.

"a ElIiiAH t-r...,,,.,v yu,v q
IL. NJ . ARRiEkD.l =. - o. .A 80. :, 9,
-, sau.or o''''n'' ~ oonA y
Brig Able Titeemb, Titeomb, Philadelphia.
81 IprvS 800, S,ais :as, " oe.,
sen Graig. oraig oann guero apoHe, 1srh
ces'ef, Win 10Y gus hsn. Z. ~ ~ "a -
scn ,osnlopoiite, barter 81 neorge'
Sca Aiua IS Sa,o G.onnIo, salf ~
Sch Utica Ih9rndike, Eockland: ..,.
Sch Cynosn,e new PinEham Roathhav
Sch Splendid. Weber. Harps we'll. - 80, 9, u.
III II = -, !, 80, re - 20
-. ,IbEAn nie,i " - 40 -l- =
hrig ORION, tbr) Edget1 Hlnsporo' Nb-hetosene
vi. 60 -. $780,, -. =. ~,
seh Aa'''S' t0'i asso- YVES po ~ NO. iiL x.
LAuNcuED--.A Wisea set 9th nit, ny Master
Car ton, me sem o. ~ tons 70 M named the
Synosme. aud lhtenasu i9r sne nsnnY business.
sue i ownpd py Albion HodgdoA. anu otnefs, OF
P.nklam:' - - 500. =.
Of ~ onsd ra,otep tssSs, sr sboa wa
er haSigation 1ne Is tSrs SSRs LA n'ehe'
Tie new ship psEu built az slsgohata sys.d II, II
mort ior LiyerpooI at Cos. is one of the finest
sestsseser built in tlis vicinity and y credit to
nan"ad hv Can't I'm Vorl and viii bs toweS to
ihis uort i, f. NV davs oiA '1 VIZ 70 y
'h's poafts n il' =" o''ss. 4l o1 ~ q
hrnm sraaen Osee nsssern Cn'oe ie.ssrape,
Ar at Ch1tham, NIB, "a inst. barque Malleviile'
Waite, Portland. I @ li1aaG laa-all E.Il 20.
IlCmast9n, July :. Brig Anna p Jordan, trSm a
New ork Tor b mast Went ashore lat INST on Old
Aians Is and and mas gone 70 pieces The COOK was
Knocked IN Q the nold ana kliied Inc rest OF the
crew, with the sap ANS WIG ana en- I'd were sa"e
New York JniS z. steamer i,higo mn Portland,
was run into BY sel,r + NJ Hamilton last night re-
celSiSg eonsideIaoe aam1 nag Ing STEAMER . was
struck beiuW her wafer me- breaking through her
sides. Cargo not much damaged
a'--s't" --,.,r.
"a ~ et't@-- lDASAslE EN-. 4'
Steamer Manhattan, at New York FIN Charleston,
reports list inst, IL miles from Egg Harbor Light,
al ed the wreck Of a vessel with stern out OF water
with letters WEGL, OF BanSor..p! - ls3- -
A large Eastern scllr with coal was run into. 10
PM, Goth nit in Vineyard Sound, and badly dam
aged about the bows She arrived at Holmes Hole
LIST inst. - - % AS s +,- ID.
Later accounts state that the above vessel Is the
schr NJ Hamilton, of Portland, hom PHILADELPHIA
and was run into by steamer Carving AWAY lin,
BOOM bowsprit, ht ad gear, and doing other damage
. -
80 DOMESTIC. PORTS. ksRsS
NEW oRLEANs-cld 2ith ship Guiding Star
Cid 2,th. baroue Transit .KejIor for uovra ,,,,
Ocean Relic. Mo: ton. Havana N-- ~ ''ie' Diis
lowed to sea 12h, brig Mary @ Haskell. 1s,b
baraues Cephas Starrett: 10Th. Waneii4: 9,s, r.
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state Items.

DIR. DODGE has removed to No. Elm street.
not Emery, as stated yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-03

NICE fresh strawberries and as nice lot OF
pine apples as were ever in Portland at Per
kins' Candy store 10
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-03

INsuRANcE.-Loring & Thurston's adver-
tisement in another column is of interest to
parties seeking insurance on their property.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-03

M. l.. A. AssocIATIoN.-At q meeting of the
members of this Association, last Saturday
evening, Mr.. Fred. E. Jones was elected Di-
rector, in place of Mr.. George Fobes, resigned.
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DIS. S. FITCH,S usa7f u1
sSEalnily Physician. -

Seventy-six pages price Is cents. Sent to any adj
dress, No money required until the book is received,
read and fully approved 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed. Address DIR. $. s. FITCH, 2s
fremont Street, Boston. - ~ ss.,..-, Jan29dly
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-03

The Odd Fellows annual excursion will
take place on The Oh inst Thsy 20 to Rolls
Island, Saco River. Particulars hereafter.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-03

Dntcher's lightning Fly KILLER will Ger.
tanly e1,ermhae these pests, if it's is perse
ed in. Beware OF bogus Fly Paper, which some deal
ers keep because they get it tor nearly nothing
Don't be swindled. Ask for DUTCHER'S, which Is
sold by all live Druggists -NtH je17d&wln sn
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-03

DrvDENp.-fhe Ocean Insurance Company
of this city has declared a semi annual diyi.
dend on rs stock of 4 per cent, payable forth.
with 30 4- 'l W..
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Whv Suffer from Sores i?

Wfen,s by the lusel Of thesARNICA OINTMENT,
yod can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scaids, Chapped Hands, Spraias, Cuts,
Wot,tds and eeesg Complaint Of the Skia. {Iry Il,
or 1t COSTS but 25 cents. Be sure TO ask for ClS
Uufe's -fTnica Ointment. ~,
For sale by all druggists, or send your address and
IS cents to Q. P. SEYMOUR & Co, Boston, Mass,
Co., agents for Maine. - april2ed1ysn
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-03

iHE following named parties will hear some-
thing to their advantage by communicating
with their attorneys, Box IL, Portland, Mel
VIM. White, late 18th Me. Vols; George A.
Thompson, late 1st Me. Battalion, {st. John
N. b. papers please copy; Winfield 8. Hun.
tor, late SD Mass. Vols; John Kramer, late
18th y. s. Infantry. r, et--.i t...
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Also ar LIST. brig Gen Banks. Ketrhuu,, Phi:adoi.
Pna sen Gertrude Horton, Jameson, do.
ArpONAUG-At Goth. H5ena, Gardiner Calais
post, %fdokI,7Ar 18th, sch Intrepid, Bunker, from
OF 49, eEns Counce, Billings. Bangor for Sag
Harpol; john Kuggle>. Dodge, { o Tor New Haven
Sid xgth .cn Ham burg, SpraCue Ceorcetown
son, EangJr.
Ar ist schs y ATiados Robinson ElizasstbpOrt;
WOODS HOLE-Ar lot, sch Maggie ] Chadwick
BOSTON-Ar LIST, brig w Bickmoro. Bck,,o-s
Port johnson: chs > D McCarty, Somers, Georae,
town, nc: Charlotte Fish. Strong. Baltimore Ex-
press. Conant, Philadelphia; Trade Wind, Glover,
New Yors; fbos Xix, Hall. and Laconia, Merrill,
Few York.
I Cid LIST, barnue r B Walker. Moore, Aspnwall.
3 Ar d, rcbs Mary Louise Robinson. NewburS b
Strong, Hodgkinson, Poughkeepsie; E sawyer,
Keene. Ehzab Import: Fair Dealer, Clark and De
cora, ingalls,, do; Willie Lee Snow. Rondout Am
Chief, Pressey. New York; WIN Pope. libby, from
Machias; Aurora, Dobbin, Jonesport; Scion, Post,
Rockland; Mary Jane, Merrill Bath.
Cid I'd: ship Cathedral. Nickerson. Mobile; sch B
+ Lowell. Lesvitt. Saco.
SALEM-Ar LIST. brig Whitaker, Look, Rondout
sch Ienjamin, ark, Pembroke
NEWBURYPORT-Ar3 oth, sob Campbell. Tor
rev, Baltimore.
, Ar LIST. sch Gentle. Anderson, New York
Sid 3nth. schs Col ggins, Moulton; Helena Har-
ris. snd Gen Kleber, Turner Bangor.
Pr PORTSMOUTH-Ar 30tb, sehs L Perry, Ham,
ilton. South AmbOy: Atlantic Cakes, Elizabethport
JustiDa. Gregory. New YORK. b. Hl..
Ar lst, brig ForeB Strout, EizabethpNrt.
Sid 10Th, sch ChAs Carroll tor ROckland. '., II
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and II it has fallen out create growth by Its
use. -'--7- -
1t is the best HAIR DRESSING In the world
making hfeless, stiff, brashy hair healthy soft and
glossy. y + VA r. - ,-1
Price 51,O0.
X. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H., Pruprietors
For Sale by all Druggists q jyleod&eow1m
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-03
FOR ElGN PORTS.

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son, New York. .,. >. -. II
on Isle Of Wight nth ult brig Myronus. HIgams,
New York tor Cronstadt. ~ 1911 :. -
At Calcutta May IL, ship Winged Hunter, Raynes,
for New York. ldg 'fa.-- ~ NJ , ~ = -
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and Wurtemburg. Chase fol Liverpool. idg; Ticon--
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York.
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Indies.
At Constsntineple 10th ult. brig Mary Stewart
Dennlsop for Boston 18th.
q In ElsinOre Sound 10th ult, barque Paramount
Gorham. from Boston for Crenstsdt. = 80.
Ar at Zazs 18th ult. brig Aroostook. Bryant from