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ASTHD MA.

Mrs. Dorcas Lawrence of Falmouth, this State
was in feeble state of health for long time
caused by Asthma, Phthisc, difficulty of breath
ing, and other alarming symptoms, which caused
much suffering, which rendered her case hopeless in
the minds of her friends She restored to per-
feet state of health by the use of DR.. Morses Rene
dies, mostly through the medium of Inhalation.
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Address: DIR. j. b. HUGHES.
No. IA Preble Street,
Next door to the Preble House, Portland, Me.
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Eclectic, Medical I15i3.an02.y,

"a III THE LADIES'.
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Preble Street, which they will find arranged for their
especial accommodation. i-' HAf
DIR. HIS Eclectic Renovating Medicines are unrival-
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with perfect safety at all times. ,.h
Sent to any part OF the country with full directions
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.-,, For Sale.
fNHE FURNITURE. FIyrIrppc .>,n coon
new and ceDra,v Se sa Boarding House. House
PATTERSON q CHAnpo1rp,,r
Dealers in Real Estate No. asa Congress
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
Oh Canada.
Alteration OF Trains

NiNitk ARRANGEMENT.
- % sad .ncr Aa4si4g, Nov. n, fss
-nains Niii Tan a. Elloss.-
49, - -. lafts and Lewiston. al 7.se A. Al
l.....t - " aititilie Eansuf, aorhani. isian
fys,1f M"nota and gufice al D. to A. al
lMs bth CONNECTS NiIh Farf,... ts.i,, ~, 7s,fan-
islAnsi Pond 10 Qastec and Aiontrsal - ~
Iran ior south Paris al $40 r. IA
No baggage can DC reviewed or checked amer
time above stated.
Trains will arrive folloWs.-
From 10. Paris, Lewiston and Auburn at $40 n
From Montreal, Quebec, xe., I45P,M
The Company are not responsible FOR baggage
any amount exceeding $50 In value land that person
All unless notice is given, and paid tor at the rate
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
H. B1ILEf, Local Superintendent
Portland. Nov. 2, 1850 DIR
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.PNEUMONICA.

Mrs. Samuel Hill of West Buxton, in this State,
was severely troubled with Pneumonica, disease
affecting the lungs, their membrane motive power,
characterized by irregular, impeded or painful
spration .i-' ~
After long suffering, council OF three physicians
was called. After consultation, they gave en-
enlargement OF cure. She placed under the
care OF DIR. Morse OF Portland, and in few months
restored to perfect health, mostly through the med
of Inhalation. 7i.g grsf 81 l'tts.E aa Aesf-t.
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FROM tbs brO1dWaNs NV ioths h@E feAAEnNa ~
Portland and can be consulted at her rooms st the
Prcbe House.
Gersiarass- sf Cares.
This Is 10 certify that have been cured Of Catsfrh
i'm the worst form, By Mrs Msneiaestor have ten
20 New York and Boston. have paid out large sums "a
money, and hcneatie. bat in most ali cas-
made worse. | saw Mrs. NJ. Ia June. She ibid hts
my a bad one, lse tubes la the throat shd
upper parts OF the lungs had bsc0ine Nery much as
meneed taking her Medicine ia June, and truly
say that am now well trader, aAiei IN
the habit OF talking great deal, and her curing ne
will DC the means of hundreds dollars In my peck
cts, as now can talk without hurting Go and
consult her, and you viii be perfectly SATISFIED.
5. H. STEPHENS, Belfast, Me-
BANGOR, MAY IS, 1866.
MRS. MANCHEsT ER-Dear Madam when YOU
IN Bangor last summer. called TO you with
hal taken her 20 number of physicians, and none
could tell what allied her her symptoms. You
examined her ease, and told me exactly her symp-
toms from the commencement OF her sickness, which
very peculiar; also told me that there was
something alivein her, and also said there
Der of them, and told me- that she drank them from
rain-water cstern. You said that you world not
warrant cure, but would try and do the best you
could for her. She commenced taking your medicine
in August last and from that time until December,
the child has passed off large quantities of what
call 1ddpOtes, from ran-water, and think, and am
certain that the child must have died had it not been
for you. And advise everybody to see Mrs. Man.
chester, for know that she has the power of know
ing the condition of diseased better than any
PHYSICIAN th8t have heard OF. My child is now
perfectly healthy Please have this published, and
LET the world know that there is one who practises
what they profess to- a.isl Z
al Very truly and gratefully yours,
l4 hid! f.ss. fatis GEORGE Il. MARTIN
feb5du ,aaiFf yaH MARY l.. MARTIN. $50
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Through Tickets

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To ali Points West and south-Nyest!
nH For reliable information or Tickets call at the
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ASTHMA.

Mr.. James A. Page, of Bloomfield, afterwards re-
moved to Aroostook was severely troubled with Asth-
ma from child, often SO badly that he could not per-
form any labor for months together. 1t was COM
mon thing for him to be obliged to sit up all night,
with much difficulty of breathing. Mr.. Page was
radically cured through the medium of Inhalation,
obtained of DR. Morse - Fssas- = ter esas -
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MEDICAL
DIR. J.B.HUGHEs
Dbl iuFf- cAsprroUSp Arms
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. IA Prebie Street.

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:. u DIN. HUGHES,
No. IA Preble Street, Portland.

N. Blades desiring may consult one Of their
own sex. A lady of experience in constant attend
ance. janI. 1S65d8w
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Notice to Bricklavars

Vie Breklayers of Portland are reouestaa a,
y meet at their Hall, WEDNESDAY EVE SSSn y
wtiCn ,3tn, at o'clock. Per order
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~ FOE 81 L b.
nNE high pressure, horizontal Steam Engine,
~ with Cylinder 1G inches diameter, "A inch stroke
Iron bed and heavy fly wheel Two flue Boilers
40 in diameter 30 feet long with two tiues in each ID
in diameter. The whole is complete in all its parts
and in good order, and will be sold at a bargain
Apply to n. IA. svEs'EON,
tala4- Or the Portland Com pany.S
Portland, Feb. 2, 1867. teb5 d30d ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-29


State banks first and then turning short corner 10 kill
off the National Banks children OF its creation Are
all the rights which the stockholders Of the banks have
acquired under this law 10 be thus sumnary disposed
OF How many banks would have organized under this
law the stockholders had supposed that their right TO
isse circulating notes would be taken from them soon
"a they were organizedi Not one in hundred, for the
simple reason that there would be inducement to come
under the restraints Of the National Law without crcu
latiOn. ,,
upon their capital and deposits This doubt true put
III could be much better carried on by the stockholders as
privae bankers without the taxation lmpOseu
by the national law the organization Of Sta ana private
banks would be much better larger latitude being gwen
to operate and much freer from inqusit0ria eAahil
lions. . ,os ,d no
comes law IL Will pretty effectualy use up the natoha
banking system 1t has taken about four years 70 Do
up, and within three years II would be SO iI
TO make II object for stockholders that can Organize
into private banking companies to remain in TINS emasc
lated aud restricted condition In which they VIII DC
placed. .,,
What security can men have for investing their moneys
and basng their business calculations under
law The Insecurity and scandal that VIII attaG 10 uc
hasty and nconsiderate legislation Will deter al pu1en
from placing too much reliance upon Jaw Oh So
Cress passed at one session. organizing great system OF
national poicy TO be emascuated or repealed before IL
GETS fairly into operation. 1t looks too much IKE conns
eating the property individuals under the pretence OF
creating sinking fund 70 pay off the national deDt
measure in all its bearing before they pass law inyoy
ing such important consequences in regard 10 IT'S preach
Of faith In destroying the acquired rights OF the stOck
holders in these banks and the disastrous consequences
likely TO follow the issue Of Government paper money Us
permanent policy. Yours very truly, f. g. SPAULDlNo'
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MEETING or THE SOUTHERN RELIEF CON-
MITTEE


The Commission appointed at the meeting on Fri
day night at the Cooper Institute met at the Merchants
Bank in Wallst, at q clock m, yesterday, William NJ
vermilye Chairman, W. T. Coleman, Secretary.
The following named gentlemen were appointed an
Executive Committee with power 20 add TO their num-
ber Nathan Bishop, John Taylor Johnson Frederick G.
Foster Archibald Russell, Howard Patten, John and NJ
Bruce Elliot c. COwden, w T. Coleman Samuel ID. Bah
cock j. PcrpOnt Morgan, the Rev. Edward Bright ID d.,
Geo Cabot Ward DR. Cornelius w Agnew, Frederick Law
Olmstead.
motion that the Rev Dr. Bright be requested TO pre-
pare pamphlet cmbracingthe proceedings or the meet
ing Friday night, together with an address from the
Commission this pamphlet TO be distributed 10 the people
In Philadelphia Boston, Buffalo, and oil parts Of the
North that Auxiliary Societies may be formed IN those
places, referred 10 the Executive Committee. The
Commission then adjourned.
Mr. James NJ Brown, Treasurer Of the Commission was
then appointed, exoffic0, member or the Executive
Committee The meetings OF the Committee ordered
be held Wednesdays and Saturdays att O'Clock, at
No 81 Wallst., room No. IL.
The Executive Committee organized with Nathan
Bishop, esq., temporary Chairman, f. l.. OhnsteaG
Secretary aud the Rev Dr. Bright Corresponding Score
tary. -
After some discussion OF the question OF the pubca
ton OF the proceedings OF the meeting OF Friday night
the two secretaries directed TO prepare appeal TO
the people, and submit the 10 the Board nc the next
meeting. Mr. Archibald Russell elected permanent
Chairman. Messrs. Howard Potter, Samuel D. Babcock
Elliott c. Cowden, and j. L. Morgan were appointed
Finance Committee.
Dr. Bright said that he had learned that the State OF
Georgia had placed $4,000 In the hands OF the Rev Mr.
Homley, for the purpose OF transportation The CORE
spending Secretary directed 10 correspond Win All
Governors Of the Southern States 10 ascertain II tne
would do as the Governor OF Georgia did, and win sh
steamboat and railroad companies to ask for frce trans
p0rtati0n.
The Committee then adjourned.
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
IRefnra Instice Iehwiihl

Thomas Farrell was yesterday arraigned before
Justice LedWlth on the charge Of stealing from Mr..
Robert Baldrdge OF No ls9 West Fortythirdst, four
prOissOry notes drawn for the aggregate amount Of
S33 g. currency the amount Of $40 and coat worth
$40 The accused pleaded guilty, and was committed to
answer.
TUE FELIX O'BYRYE CAsE.-The examination Of
this case was concluded yesterday, but there was
nothing of any further interest the testimony OByne
was committed to await his trial
"YoUR MONEY OR YOUR LIFE."-Robert Richards
was yesterday committed by Justice Ledwith on the
charge OF having assaulted William Allen nc an early
hour Sunday morning The accused made the attack
on Allen the of Eighthave and Nineteenthst,
and having knocked him down, crying out y0ur money
or your life" cut his pocket and took from IL IS &c.
FARo.-John C. Keenan, was brought before Justice
cdwith yesterday the charge OF keeping faro-tabe
al No G2 Broadway. The descent the alleged gam
bling place was made Sunday morning, at an early
hour when number of persons were found engaged AT
HE game Heenan gave bail in $500 TO answer Lewis
Baker and William Russell also gave bail in $500 eaen Tor
their further good behavior they having been found en-
gngcd Mt a game Of cards called Boston" nc NO 152
broadway in the where the faropaying is alleged
to have been carried on.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

sppcIlI MFFTING-SALARY OF THE ASSISTANT EN-
GINEER OF THE CRoToN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MFNT OF COMMITTEES.
The Board met at o'clock yesterday afternoon by
secia call the absence OF the President Mr.. Hardy
was called TO the chair .
resolution was presented 10 fix the salary OF the As
stant In gneer Of the CrOOn Aqueduct Department at
81 600 per annum Referred to Committee on Salaries and
offices. Ca, 60. =,
rectn0 the Committee Arts and Sciences to inquire
into the expedency Of purchasing the bronze statue OF
Washington at present In the Governors Room in the
CITY Hail. which referred TO the Committee On Arts
The resolution OF the Councmen amending the ordl-
nance I'm relation TO GpTnkng salt in the streets and rail-
road tracks so as to allow the railroad companies to
sprnle salt the switches and turnoHts amended
bv inserting tho words by permission OF the Mayor,
and, as amended, adopted. . 80 -
The PRESIDENT then announced the following as the
standing Committees for 1867
Aooouuts-Aliermen MeBren MeGinn White
Observation-Disclosures Reilly. McQuAde, Norton.
Arts and Sciaioes-Adermen O'Bren, Moore kly.
B,qaa Parement-Allemen Ward, LoeW, White.
Cyofon dgpeiuet-Aldemen Conan, Hardy, Ward
Fsrfes-A dermen Moore, McBren, Cushman
EYnaro-Aldemen Loew McGinnis Norton, Harry. Coulter
Igmps and Gds-Aliermen Norton, McCuade. McBhen.
Lands and Place. depaenr MoSIe Conan T. L0e~'
Marleis-Comsn, Norton, Wanl
(,rdindnoes-COulter, Hardy, Narnum
Printing ddreTtising-McCusde, Conan, Handy.
Public Health-IIardy McGinns Coulter -
Observation-Disclosures Conan Moore, Hardy, Ward
Repdirs and SuIpliSs-NcGiun Conan, OBrien.
R6ads-McGunis McQuade, Coulter
SALARIES and O6oss-McBrien Moore, White
SstreTs-Coulter, ComaH, Reilly
Sfretfs-Norton McBTien, Cushmau
UhdTpes-War1, LOew, Moore.
The Board then adjourned 10 Monday next.
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4 MONDAY, Jan. 2s-P. n.

Gold is steady, closing at lSis. 1t Is the general
impression that Congress will not interfere with the
Treasury in its management of the gold income.
Government stocks are firm, unusually so when the
magnitude of the issue is considered in connection
with the fact that sufficient time has not yet been
given for them to find permanent resting places
since their creation The. new issue Of Is OF 1909
declined d and the 7.SOs advanced Railway mort
cages barely steady and bank shares were IN soma
cases offered lower than on Saturday. The share
market is good deal disturbed and has not recov.
cred from the shock of last week. which has DISCLOSED
more weakness than was supposed to exist among
the operators for an advance The small dealers WIN
slender margin have been cleaned out and are nos
able to assist the public" which commenced 70 buy
on Saturday The short interest has been eA-
tipguishgd ia great deggae. sRa TIE DsaSss sss~
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NJ wvnnrn thought the rules should b. amended in

M FLYNN moved to lay the whole matter over until the
et aoin Te vote was then called for and the PREsI
n1r said he could not how he could entertain Mr.
Stacom's resolution at the present time
onnded go as to read "these appointments to be in
envof those made by the President" which was lost
ME- sT4CoM demanded the previous question, and on
tbe Yeas and Nays the same was ordered.
NJ sT AcoM said-whle the vote was being taken-he
desired that harmony might be had in the Board for the
balance of the year Mr. Stacoms resolution then
iosf1 in the affirmative, II in the negative. motion
to reconsider was also lost by the same vote.
Mr. MCVRANY proposed that committee OF five mem
hers be appointed arrange to the committees which
might prove satisfactory.
Mr. HARTMAN moved, as an amendment, that they De
The PREsIDENT decided that he could not entertain
either Of these motions.
The BoaEd then adjourned.
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CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
before Judge Russell

There were % cases on the calendar yesterday, of
which all but eight met with kind Of disposition.
Two trials were had which resulted In convictions Sew
eral prisoners remanded for sentence, having
pleaded guilty to enable them TO good character
Altogether IL was large days work.
BEGINNING IN BUsNEss.-John Edlinson, English
youth aged TO- charged with stealing considerable
amount Of money from his empoyer. When brought be-
fore the court he pentent look and seemed 60 fee
his situation almost to crying. He denied the charge
against him through his counsel In singular
He accused OF receiving n quantity OF currency
stamps amounting to s325, aud two checks repre-
senting Slls from his employer, Mr.. Cornell
IN the bank for him, and with keeping the ready
money for his purposes but returning tho checks
which worthless TO him. On the third day after
decamped he arrested, and all the money excepting
$50 found In his possession and restored the owner
Counsel called his client curious man. and gave his
theory Of stealing While admitting taking tho specified
property he claimed that his intention not to steal
t. but TO use IL as capital In business and out OF his
profits back Mr. Taylor the principal Accepting his
plss VI gvilI. RW NY VIZ skyly VI MoSsoHDe " ~
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uNIOY HOME IND SCHOOL LOTTERY.

DRAWING or THB PRIzES-LST 0P THE LUCKY NUMBERS.
The drawing of the prizes In the grand presenta-
ton scheme for the benefit Of the Union Home and School
for the children Of deceased soldiers and sailors com
menced the large hall Of the Cooper Institute yes,
for tie opening of the doors but for some time pre-
vious to this hour the sidewalks in front Of the
Institute had been thrOnged by an Interested
cOncOuse Of ticket holders aud their friends Wnen the
doors were opened the crowd strcamod into the building
and the great hall occupied with an anxious
audience large proportion being l6dies As soon as the
hall comfortably full the doors were closed, and
afterward only ladies with their escorts ana members OF
the press and the Committee admitted. The audi
enCe was exceedingly gOOdhum0red ana wen behaved,
and EXCEPT the lively baudyng about OF jokes remarks.
WIN orion Jo6n H. White, and Nathaniel Jarvis ir.,
the distribution OF the prizes. A number OF
other prominent citizens also occupied the
In diameter arranged on the platform IN which the
numbers to be drawn were placed ana close beside IL was
ten In full view OF the audience simultaneously with ia
announcement by one Of the committee At about 1920
meut1 for the final drawing had been completed ana Ia
few words xpaincd the design and plan the undertak
ing Ne then requested that two ladies from the audi
be designated 20 make the drawing but no one VOL
unteerng blind man Wa selected 70 take tne lches
Dor to be drawn, nom which II appeared that tue to
WhinS r VI unsoid had been Withdrawn ana
Cancelled. leaving In the wheel St2,sc2 numbers the
fde purchasers No tickets reserved by Of the
committee managers. The fist number drawn was
entitled to the irst pIle, slO"Oh United States cur
rency; the second number 10 the second prize and so on
After the wheel had boon reyOlycd unt the numbers
considered 10 have been sufficiently distributed The
drawer, Mr.. a. l. Garfield, put In hs hand ana drew
out number. ceathke silence Eel upon tho auai,
once, whlJ Gen. Van Wet announced inc huceeaslui
ticket, No. 3C07O2 faint and somewhat disappointed
cheer broke from the audience but there were 40 other
Tho second prize. country house in westchester,
valued At si2go Ts 9f%n ny No z!oly,' Lhg urtd
other principal prizes were drawn as fOIOWs' . .
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THE TONES POLICE COURT.
Before Justice Hogan.l

THE KNrFE.-DIlchael ROdden was yesterday arrested
by Officer Levy captain OF the Tombs Police court squad
FOR having cut Andrew Fitzsimmons Of No 90 Pearls
about the head and face with q knife inflicting severe
wounds. He held to bail by Justice Hogan In the
sum Of 500.
TIE FoLGER e TIBBs SwINDLE.-Justice Hogan yes
terday rendered decision in the case OF Leonard c.
Klinck Seth H. Klinck william c. Williams, and James
b. Gogn who accused Of having been accomplces In
the extensive swndles Of the firm OF Folger Tbbs OF
No "a IeOnardst The has occupied the attention
Of the Court intervals for the past three months The
magistrate refused the motion Of counsel to dismiss the
complaint and decided to give the defense hearing on
Eel II.