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Ar at Liverpool 9th inst, l. L Sturges, Lnnekin,
Mobile; Albert Gallatin, Deano, New York; 9th,
Peruvian, ls) Balenyino, Portland; John s Harris,
kenney, Savannah; Sth, Lizzie Moses, Cox Mobile |;
9th, W Farnsworth Thorndike. San Francisco.
Sid 9th, Ida Lilly, Patterson. Havana; Missouri.
Edwards, Mobile
Cid 9th. Ellen Hood, Pennen New York
Emit for ldg 9Th, P Norman, Merriman, Cardiff
and Montevideo; John Patten. Hill. Tor Savannah;
man, Owens, New Orleans.
, Ent out at London Sth, Pembroke, Potter, for
Philadelphia.
on Broadstairs 18th, st Paul, Martin, from Shields
AT at Cowes sth, Rocklight, Williams, Callao.
SID I'm Glasgow It'll, st Andrew, Isl Tor Portland
Sid FIN Ghefoo Nov 20, Forest Belle, Bryant, for
At Maulmain Dec "a, Col Ledyard, Wells, for
Bombay. 3i 4-i -
Sid i'm Calcutta Dec 80, Annie Boyden, Nicholson,
ma, Moore, do; 4th. John Baker, Miller, for New
At Kurrachee, Jan 8, Thos Lord. Preble, unc.
Cid at Bombay Jams, Nicholas Curwn Salmon,
Calcutta; 11th Priscilla, York Gale; 18TH Enter
prise, Dunbar, do. ~ IT,
. Sid Jan I, sarepta. Oliver, Maulmalu; 3D., Sarah
Ar at Table Bay, CGH, Dec 81 Golden Hind Da-
Wis, M e. land sailed tor New 0rleansl.
from Singapore for Liverpool.
Ar 1T Rosario Dec 81, Chillianwaah, Fuller, from
Ar at Palmas Dec "a, Arletta, CoIcord, New York.
tOrdered to Vigo to perform quarantine
Ar at Faya' Jan 1, j Wiswell. I.eckie. Tenerife;
18TH Caroline Eddy, Smith, Messina land sailed 2sth
Ar at Messina 2Gth ult, Executive. Gorham Cette
27th, Rosamond, Wallace, Girsenti; Sist, Jasper,
Sid I'm Marseiles 9Th, Stephen Duncan, Taylor,
Palermo.
Ar at Cadiz 3ist ult, Chas Poole, Sherman. Savan-
nah; I'd inst John Tucker Hallett, st Nazaire.
Sid I'd, Veteran, Snow Malaga.
Ar at st Nazare 4th inst, g Blanchard, New
ton, Chinchas.
Ar at Havre 7th, Mercury, Stetson, New York.
Sid FIN Antwerp 9TH, Golden Rule, Hail, Boston.
Ar at Hamburg I'd inst Grace Darling, Martini
Philadelphia. -r .i
Ar at Flushing 9th inst, Uncle Joe, SewaIl, from
Philadelphia. .-fl'f-f.. .' = -.
Calcutta, Jan g. The Am ship Belle of the Sea.
Hammond, from Bombay, while coming up the river
grounded on Saugor Flat Dec, 20 and has gone into
dock ...l. = f. ---7''''' 3d. INV
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LIFE SAVING APPARATUs--Messrs Flowers
& Patterns new boat lowering and detaching
apparatus has been attached to the United
States steamer Mahoning, now lying at this
port. An experimental trip will be made Tues
day forenoon. We understand that several
nautical gentlemen will be invited to witness
the working of the machine. If it meets the
anticipations of the inventors, it will soon come
into universal use. '.t' e-'i
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AccIDENT-While some lads were engaged
IN eeasting at the foot of Mayo street Friday af-
ternoon, they ran against an aged woman,
knocking her down, and injuring her very Sc
riously. 50 aAf $50 sdj sFah q, .l.i ias
Saturday afternoon man was knocked
uown on commercial street by horse attached
70 aJigger. The horse knocked him clear from
the cart, 50 that he was but slightly bruised
He acknowledged that it was caused by his
own careiessness, and that the driver Of the
jigger was not in fault. f -.-4aal3
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In MEMoRIAM.-Sunday afternoon Rev, DIR.
left preached at Central Church discourse
In reference to the late lamented death of Mr.
William Porter Chase. The house was crowd
ed to repletion. The Knights Templar, of
which deceased had been member turned
out in strong numbers to pay the last token of
respect to the memory Of their deceased broth
er. The Veteran Gunner Association was
present, and two beautiful chants, "Thy will
be DONE" and "Lord hear our prayer" were
sung by the members. The family of the de-
ceased aud all his connections were present. o.
Taking for his text a portion of the 18th
verse of the 18th chapter of Proverbs: /" By the
blessing of the upright the city is exalted
DR.. Tefft, after abiding to the tokens of res
pect that had been pail to the memory of the
deceased, both in Cuba. and in this city, men,
TONED the point which he wished to inculcate
from the text, and from the affective event,
viz: The paramount value of personal integ-
rity to city or nation This point he estab-
ed in very able manner, from evidences drawn
from life and its surro findings. He then gave
brief biographical sketch of the deceased, and
pronoun ced high eulogium upon him as one
of those to whom the text referred
Singing by the congregation, and prayer and
benediction by DR.. Tefft, concluded the inter-
esting services. 7tsH" -T -7'i'-tA -i y"
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AGAM.-George w. Rich g. Co. have
opened at their new store, l73 Fore street, a
fine stock of gentlemen's clothing and furnish
ing goods, selected for the spring trade, which
they offer at very low prices. Their manufac-
turing department is in the hands of the most
skillful workmen, and excellent fits are given.
This firm is also engaged in the manufacture
OF seamens outfits and oil clothing, in which
line they are doing a very extensive business.
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ARRIVAL OF THE Enthusiastically Bel
gian, Capt, Brown, from Liverpool 7th and
Londonderry 9Th instants arrived at this port
on Saturday morning with 10 cabin and 1877
Storage passengers, and large cargo. She
experienced strong westerly gales the whole
passage, and on Friday met with heavy snow
storm, strong easterly winds and heavy sea,
which obliged her to lay to and prevented her
arrival on that day. $50"
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OCEAN STRAMRRs.-Then new steamship Mes
torian, Capt button, sailed from this port for
Liverpool, Sunday morning, with a number of
passengers, and a large cargo. 4
Steamship Belgian, Capt. Brown, will sail
from this port for Liverpool, next Saturday
The Peruvian is the steamer due at this port
this week from Iiyarnaol
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TIE MorLEY-sEwARD LETTER, - From a
tary Seward id not Wff ssa learn that eer
to Mr. Motley, but merely signed Il a and
too, while he was suffering in mind fro1 'i ta
loss OF his daughter Fannie who breatbn m h tne
!ast on that very day. Though this chsn nes
greet the whole affair, deem il some ercms no re-
the Secretary that he did not pen OF dictate the
very Objectionable missive, and that his condi-
ton of mind at the time Of signing it was nat
nraily such as to have precluded mature con-
G1zette - - ~ - 'S0e'''"y
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Col. JAMES MANN.-The New Orleans
Times of the l4th inst, notices the arrival of
Col. Mann, as special agent of the Treasury as
follows: .f-.t d..
We were honored this morning by call
from Col James Mann, whose recent appoint
ment as special agent of the Treasury Depart
ment was announced in the Washington tele-
grams to this paper. Col. Mann is gentle
man OF integrity and high social standing, and
we ieel assured that his relations with our peo-
S,e o VIII De Of the most pleasant character. The
Int se1a oI the Treasury has made an excel
mel TO this office. appointment Vi 'no WV
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

IRIS splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable.
tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects Of Bad Dyes. hvgorates the hair, leaving
It soft and beautiful The genuine Ia signsd VIZ
liam A. Bdtclslor. All others are mere limitations,
aud should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
beware of a c0unlerfeit. tirr
November TO- 1861 d1vsn
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DIED.

In this city, Feb. 90, Miss Ruth Jordan, aged 70
years.
In Exeter, Jan. 10, of dropsy, Chas. f. Pease. of
ISL Me. Heavy Artillery. He was tapped "a times
and 20S gallons water drawn from him.
In Topsham, Feb. l, Mr.. Benson Merrill, aged GA
years.
In Topsham, Jan. 80, Mr. John Given. aged GO
years months.
In Bath, Feb. 20, Mrs Clarssa Gray, aged II years
10 months '~
In Belfast, Feb. IA. s. A. Moulton, Esq, aged
68 years.
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The Brunswick Telegraph says on satur.
day last, Frenchman at work on the factory
in that village fell from the third story to the
ground, receiving very severe bruises. On
wednesday it was thought he would recover.
we learn from the Biddeford Journal that
the small pox has made its appearance in
hennebunkport in its worst form, l's''7F :
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARINE N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Saturday. February 90.
ARRIVED

Saturday. February 90.
-. ARRIVED.
Steamship Belgian, (Br) Brown, Liverpool 18th inst
via Londonderry sth.
Steamer De Witt Clinton. Prince, Camden
CLEARED.
Steamship HISTORIAN, (Br) Dutton, Liverpool -
Hugh q Andrew Allan.
Steamer Chesapeake, johnson, New York-Em-
cry & Fox.
Barque Triumph, Parker, Matanzas-Phinney &
jackson.
Brig Geo w Chase, Dunning, Cardenas-Chase
Cram & Sturtevant.
Brig Hyperion, Simonton, Uayana-ThOs Asencio
g. Co, and p B Durham.
Brig L Staples. Showers, Cardenas - Churchill
Browns & Manson, and Isaac Emery.
Sch Ocean, Purks, st Pierre, Mart-L q Robin
son.
Sch Norah Locke, St John, NB-master.
Sch belmont, Gales, st John, NB-master.
Sch Annie Freeman, Reed, Philadelphia Kensell
a. Neal.
Sch Energy, Brown, New York; Libby.
SAILED-Steamcr Chesapeake; briggs Jas Davis,
Java; schs Curtis, Nellie Star. Abbie. Bramhall,
Sarah, Messenger, Julia f Carnage, Maria Louisa,
Arctic, Venus, Wellington, Mary A, Empress, Ida
Morton, Castellane, and others.
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THE COURTS.
MUNICIPAL COUR

iu0Ci1Tm MUNICIPAL COURT. .- us
.lI -g. JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING. 4.
SATURDAY.-Michael H. Finn, for larceny of a box
OF tobacco from John Dennis & Co., was sentenced
to 80 days in the County Jail.
Michael Lynch was charged with assault and bat
terry on Patrick Stanley. The evidence did not sus-
tain the complaint and he was discharged. j. j.
Maybury, Esq. appeared for the State. -
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P. Y. M c. A.-The regnler meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association will be
held on Monday evening, February 18th, at the
Chestnut Street Church Vestry, at Z 10 o'clock
All members are requested to attend
j. h. TRUE, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-T. <. Moseloy q 20.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Amateur Dramatic Entertainment.
tile Library Lectures. goo ~,
NEW ADvERTIsEMENr COLUMN. s&+l
Astonishing Curative Powers of Inhalation.
Advertised Letters-W. Davis,
Correspondents Wanted.
For Rent-Ohices. & "a
casco National Bank.sRemOEal. "a
DIR. Hopkins Catarrh TrOches.
Brick House for Sale. TTYCF
Wanted-Men to sell Goods.
Board with furnished Room f
10 Let-R0Oms with Board
An1ItoIney at Law Thomas M. Giveen. l
Election Notice-City of Portland.
Gas Notice-Removal.
Lost-Fur Cape. ...........-.es
montreal Ocean Steamship Co.
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ans nave HoI Deen puDuSned
al report ofthe debates, in the State
but have been printed and distributed
at the expense of private individuals. Mr..
Perkins said: fa' ''' OF
MIR. PREsIDKNT,-Ic can see no reason for de-
laying There is no member who desires the
delay. We see whose finger is moving about
here in this matter. We have arrived at that
day of the session when it is time to be looking
elsewhere, to be closing up the AFFAIRS OF the
session and pursuing some business tnat VIII
give US living. L am not DESTROYS Of laying
any matter on the table, unless there is some
good reason for so doing. H
We have now full board. I do not forget
that matter did come up here, affecting the
State Printers, and when there were only
twelve members of the Senate present and Il
was known that Senators had expressed q do.
sire to be heard upon the matter. that thew
were DESTROYS of stating certain facts within
their knowledge, and in the interests of the
public to be made known; that when those
Senators were out, gentleman whose finer
is working IN this movement, left the HoTSa
came In here and the matter was acfad mon
Ii was done In very quiet manner and cot
peyond tne reach OF the Senate We have now
= iuf poaru. A matter affecting its interests
are prepared to act. -'3G> e'I
nave no Objection to the printing of adyer-
tisements IN papers which will give parties in
terested more information. 1 desire that in
Io .l@' eor VI advertising the lands OF nOn-reS-
ldent proprietOrs, the people interested should
be served in the most effectual manner-that
the fullest advertisement should be given of
lands to be sold for taxes, and in the county
where the lands are located. :
Perhaps at the time the law was passed re-
curing the publication in the State naper
that paper had a circulation throughout the
State. To-day am satisfied if it has any such
circulation, it is forced circulation Its local
circulation is very limited. L wish we could
Talk of its being State paper! am ashamed
OF 1t. tell you at this board, that you will
rue the day you allowed that contract for State
printing to pass without objection. We are
per year, to enable party las they say, barely
to live) to sustain State paper-for what?
To advocate the interests of the great Republi-
can party of the State. We have contributed,
oy patronage, in the last ten years, over $780,,
out book. Here are the figures: -iSHor
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LIQUOR SEIZURES. Saturday Deputy Mar
shals Wentworth and Irish. seized SINAI guam
titles of liquors in the shops Of Patrick Nc
Glinchy on Fore street; Frank Kane, on India
street; Patrick Denning, on Salem Lane; and
Daniel Ilsley, on Portland street. .-,7v
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Barque Annie, Morse, from Swansea for Baltimore,
passed I'd inst, off Georges, vessel bottom up so
feet long and 20 feet beam, patent copper paint
bottom, and apparently green paint above; appear
ed to be anchored; rudder gone and name could not
be made out. b.. De-
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: =. = - = =
EXPORTS.

Per steamer Victorian. for Iiverpool-3437 bags
oats, 1865 bushels barley, 1000 bbls oatmeal 329 bis
hemlock extract 4O3 bbls ashes, IS bbls pork, 1i5
rolls leather $50 pgs butter 160 pkgs lard 29S boxes
cheese II ties beef boxes hams, pkgs turs, cases
sewing machines, Is pkgs ex goods.
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A New BURNNo FLUm.-A new burning
fluid is about to be introduced to the public,
which can be sold about 20 per cent. cheaper
than kerosene oils, and which burns freely in
lamps without chimnies, emitting no smoke.
We have seen it and tried it in hand lamp,
and know that, unless, as in oil lamps of the
old fashion, the wick is raised too high, no
smoke will be created. Of the explosive pow
ers of this fluid we can also speak, for it has
been tested by an experienced chemist, and we
have seen his certificate, that he tried it at $50
degrees and no explosion ensued. The article
will soon be put upon the market
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Among the nominations acted upon by the
Senate last week are the following in addition
to those published in the Press of Saturdav.-
..5.4 COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS ~
stephen Longfellow, Machias Maine,-con-
frmed. 0O'
Charles w Roberts, Bangor, Maipe.-reiect-
COLLECTOR CT INTERNAL REVENUE
CALVIN Record, I'd district of Maine rejected
REGULAR ARMY CONTRIBUTIONS
Captain Romeyn b. Ayres, 9th U. 8. artil-
iery, to be lieutenant colonel of the 18th u. s.
infantry, june %, 1866
TO BE BROADER GENERALS BY BREyEr.
William ac- Hobson, 18th Maine volunteers,
George Varney, Sd Maine volunteers, March
ID, 1865.
Chas. H. Whittlesey, late major and assis-
ant adJutant general of volunteers, March 10,
1865. .fnH -Ie inv r,. ts.#
TO BE COLONIES BY BRRvET.
S. I'll. Manning, late assistant quartermaster
OF volunteers, March ID, 1865
George B; Dyer, 9th Maine volunteers,
q W liam Hobson, 18th Maine volunteers,
April 6, 1866. = j. :.
-faul MAJORS By BREvET I.l
Chas. b. Fessenden, 9th u. 8. coIored troops.
March 3D. 1865. '''0fs'
WlLlam A: Granger, 9th Maine volunteers,
March Ii, 1866. uf'7. l-T---7 -
George s.. Daily, 9th Maine volunteers is
made captain by brevet, to date from March
~, lSoo,-J. Goodwin Hobbs of Maine is con-
hrmed as asslstant-Paymaster in the Navy.
The above is taken from the official report
published in the Washington Chronicle.
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IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL. Steamship Belgan-1l46 bars ~
Paddock; bale mdse, Robertson Young; 20 cases
j Prindle % bales, Q Bailey cases. Alien
Hanes; 10 cases, G w Woodman; 80 eases mdse
bdls, do; % bales bags q Allen; bales cases
Robertson; 20 cases SO pkgs mdse, l case jewelry
casks hardware, to order.
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Sunday, February 81
ARRINEn

Sch Alkaline Adams Carnage, Bristol.
Sch Liant, Call, Southport
From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph.
Ar at Buenos Ayres Dec q, barque Eugene, from
Portland.
Cid at New Orleans 2lst, barque Wallace, for Liv-
erds oil. EUr. la'
Ar at Mobile Goth ult, barque VIM Brown, Morton,
Portland
Ar at Georgetown, sc, 18th, brig Mazatlan, Mer-
riman, Portland.
Ar at Philadelphia 23d. sch d Siner, Huntly, I'm
Portland. . .... .....
Sch maggie j Chadwick recently launched at
Calais by Roland Huggins, registers 245 tons, and
halls from st George. She Is commanded by Capt
Elbridge Chadwick.
Sch Frank. of Belfast, has been sold at Key West,
by her captain, tor $47OO. p
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Ihe Republicans of Gorham are requested to meet
at the Town House, on WEDNESDAY, February
9th, at O'Clock P. M, to nominate board of Town
Officers for the ensuing year.
Per Order of Town Committee
Feb 23d-dtdsN
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COLGATE & CO.'S,
WINTER SOAP I

Recommended for CHAPPED HANDS and for
general Toilet use during COLD WEATHER. 1t
may be obtained of all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers sN feb20d23t
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ANY one in want Of an experienced Double
Entry book-keeper and accurate Accountant,
wih 10 wen to read the advertisement in ano-
liner column and apply at once to w. H. Jer-
ris' Real Estate Broker, under Lancaster Hail.
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j. ANDERSON & CO.'S
,HOOP-SKIRT FACTORYI

1873 Congress st, above Oasco.
ca French, German and American Corsets from
rs cts to $1,000 pair.
Hoop Skirts made to order at one hours notice.
Feb 9--sN d3m Iai ls.,.5- s4A
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FREIGHT By THE GRAND TRUNK.--A circu-
lar issued from the Grand Trunk office, gives
the following statistics of the amount of freight
brought over the road for the past four years:
1868, 1926 tons freight transported
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. DIR. SWEET. a

Doctor of all ailments incilent to the Bones Cords,
and Muscles, Hip Diseases: it, and enlarged Joints,
Weak and Persisted Limbs Paralysis, Spinal and
Rheumatic Affections, anc Lameness, successfully
treated. ~ .rr'.
BIZ Once 81 Gray Street.
Where he can be consulted daily without charge.
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Try the old and well known VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALSAM, approved and used
by our oldest and celebrated Physicians for forty
years past. Get the genuine.
REED, CUTLER g. CO., Druggists,
dec24sNd&w6m Boston, Proprietors.
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TO BE COLONIES BY BRRyEr.
THE LINCOLN MEDAL.-Gahgnani's Messen
ger for February l. contains the following.

ger for February l, contains the following:
1t may be remembered that after the assas-
sination of President Lincoln a subscription
on the initiative of the Phare de la Loire, was
opened TO present q commemorative medal to
Mrs. Lincoln. That has now been done and
the lady has sent the following letter to the
committee through the agent specially sent
CHICAGO, Jan. 8, 1867.
GE1sTLEMEN,-l have received the medal
you nave nave sent me 1 cannot express the emo
s Slon WIN Mllch inns proof of the sentiments of
me. So marked a testimony to the memory of
my husband, given in honor Of his services in
the cause OF liberty, by those who in another
iane woIk loa the same great end, touches me
prplounoiy, ana l beg you to accept, for your-
selves and those whom you represent, NV mnst
grateful thanks L am, with the profoundest
respect, your most obedient servant,
-. MARY LINCOLN
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SATURDAY MIGHT AND SUNDAY.--Only three
persons were taken to the lookup on Saturday
night. cd r.. .f-.- E.
Yesterday two boys were marched to the
lock up for amusing themselves by throwing
snowballs in the streets. HiAct
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HENIOEsRHAGE.

MIR. Isaac L. Barnes, of Brunswick, of this State,
was troubled with Hemorrhage OF the Lungs, and 9TH
crwse affected in 1862, had lost thirty pounds OF
flesh, troubled with paptaton of the heart, bed
pint a day for six days in succession reduced
very weak. Mr.. Barnes fully restored to health
by the of DIR. Morse's Inhaling Remedies. Still
enioys good health
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CONSUMPTION.

Mrs. Sophia A. Fittz, formerly OF BATH, now us
dent of Oak Hill, Brunswick, of this State, was re-
duced to very low state by sickness in 1862. 1t was
manifest that her lungs were laboring under tu-
berculous liberation, which fast wasting her life
away. Her physician thought H structure OF her left
lung was almost destroyed. Her case was considered
hopeless and ncurable by all other friends and ply
sician She was placed under the care of DIR. Morse
of Portland, by whom perfect cure was effected,
mostly through the medium of Inhalation. Mrs. L.
..o..ox hath aipca than aver hef,ra
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FUN. - Ben. Cotton's California Minstrels
give their first entertainment at Deering Hall
this evening. This is one Of the most popular
troups that visits our city
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Warren's Cough Balsam

Waffen'S Cough BalSam.
The best Remedy ever compounded for Colds,
coughs, Cadmrrh and Consumption, and all
diseases of the Throat and Lungs. 800 r
~ For sale by all Druggists. Manufactured by
Il. r BRADBURY,
Octl5d&wSN6m Druggist, BANGOR.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Republican Caucus..-Gorbay

sun street Boston, offer large stock of Boots
dren, at low prices. fsba,dit
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
List Of Letters Unclaimed
LADIES' LIST.

IN the POST OFFICE AT PORTLAND, Maine, on
l. the 25th day Of February, 1866.
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r These figures do not.include freight received
: for Rnston, Maine Central Railroad, Liverpool,
Halifax or st. John, N. B., steamers