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FsTers snt Frrifs.

I.~i's have iitsie talk about orchard. AM
gardens. a. ife-r-cservers. Many faruicr
hiuks b. % cant iu.s ab0at a csrica- Nth
vegetables and sman frui's IN AMP, va
iefy. hardly Aboa; an orchard. especially be
youd apple trees. - he -ces on 10 vcieb.
Tar taHiirrs. Of gan. or ,toek. or DAIRY.
saa eats potatoes. ~heat bread. pork an
salt beef. al saHslaer long; - fne vasiei,
Of Vegetables. go grateful berri-s. no las
eions peartes OF iucy cherries. BY o,iobsr
frv~r -ouie-. Or bo-ci comPlaints Of sonc
kinsi. o. some ccnScsiirc trogbics. r,o.i
htuiy. ilc - lzid uP. work stops a ssonih.
lie lo,tor comes. .nl p % ara-s -cuni-
al vinsrr. a. ;sc s11sor's LiI drass. too.
TIE poor wife. nlrsnrhiic. gets dysT.crtic.
eou>isi. aird. has FEVER 700. Pcrhaps. sn1
si,r ID. is,t vravis rounl." What's she mai
ter2 They dont knos. poor souls. W0ald
thy hznd = ho' FIRE IN July AID shss ,he
daor,s o. courss ro.- IN thcir Rooms bui
iles have done is-t that "a tlscir poor ssorn-
ach- lios col? They Lave been eating. al
suHaa-sr. ibc hea'proiscing TOOL. e. e. .
coii season. ia not f,r = warn one A
Greeniau.irr ga cai canl.cs aai ulaic a..
becarse thcy create hrat. o. Janu.ry -
arr ~ toward Grccn'arG-in climate.
= hiatoo Eves Ga re-. j.icy fruits. and
iroPsc rcrefsbles. cooling All opening %
tl.e sysi.-'a- 10 JAY Es Esose toEsrd la
do,fan. in . L--, all4.si trol.c4l DR.; mast
chang. too-
Have aPpics. rears. ei-ui~-. &. irual
the orchard. every day. clearly an late
lands 1t ,hrre 81 ricnty oi -ood ysse-
ta5l~s. ra.Pbsrriss. sfraubcrries. Sc !,
takes a lrl~ t.uas All troaiie. buf u's sc
cheapest vry 10 Pay the ,loefor's ball And.
tiess year so1is ihese thinss taste rooi
lea sisdy Ehas fool i ESoI Gr pi.s al
cattle. ~ rirbt bat vie anl chilIrrr
are OF higher oonsrIusnce AMI IS .hams
-. vith .li o1rl great gifts 81 inirlicct 81,
intuitioa. wc DO not obey IRE Divine Las,
~ our osa fhvsiosi b-ing - vel thar o.,
Doctor shan visit TIE house ie-s than &C.
horse doctor ro-s % ih- harm. Doat "a.
Of vegetables. l-rrrirs. sri frriif. Trr BE-
AM youl say ur haven . ioll hall ii.e trata.
lRurai Srw Ior.cr.
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Kiudness = baggage thar even ID.
dumb brutcs car sndcrs,and
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= {: !: 7: ]; ]; J.
/.asr attre pc~sr 90 aesrt -
- - sd-ctuai ssIiliots 80 di-e.ses So.
|. r~asfis l. srrriy ~arf~sf - thes- ~he ssG~r
frura Stru-oa- caupkints. asi thaf 90 ~hsrk
= n sec.-a,p.t.h th-is csrv lasst Fgese. O.. thi =
- rrarst. q i'u-'ss-- s-ts'ee o. a.. sfe.
r's.s 81 a-r aeiactrt $50 cltlnru-. he- e~s-
.Lt.t, this cosav.u.t "a a. a. ~. t-rea rro.--
4. 49, --f-- a..as q ~ surst rAsrs % -
f..-u-.l 81 - L.i.s-sug cruur,-s-is 80
r>rfsists $780,. = -sl.suss Ead -ercs. "A "a
n sra-~s rtaa-L-- z sstaiss. ltrh-s. t-suptss-.,
- Aaiasa,'s Tirr ~ - Ey-ip~iss. rett~s
&C. S.h Rhruu-. SrsH H.. Rtnr~orns AZ
.Sv.s.i,s 80 1884, pss-ss q. ssFeii-i sou.
the -,.t-ua ~ thr 1.s.aA.ar-i 80 of 49, S.1ss-
-sHILts 80 ,.s psiie-i % ~, - o'--''-Fst'''
hrakh.
Fs-.si. D,s.a... 80 c--sei - Scrose'a n ~
to.-l al.l ars ulaca s.-sa sssfc. Il, ~. kArsscr
90 ~aHssrastGLa-
IL "a rs,ert this tavah.shi- u--Siisi.~ h-cs---
So havr hsea ,nl-s-c. -rsa ~ sasscthtrE -
tsn-.ag - D. >.rsal..liis. ~aiie % - sor
n 80 80 ksss s-ej ANss's-th~a. .ai - a.
fhsn - -. k.a~ "a vtrtr-s 81 >sr..psssa.
- -inuss psnfrui-r- ~ ne Diseases a csfss
rsfsr - o. AYES Au~riran Alnsa.c - "a
~ -s-as l-sLs- ssu.sd sd g. $50 gratis - al
- - So h.
arsss C.rHssrtc rttts. g. 80 49,. a
Co-fisvu-rs. Jssa.iio-. n .isp.sa. t~irre~ics
nlsrsirrs. foai ~tarasrh. nsstsctc. Pc Hh-s
aat-m. usa. duta srrsfs- heaa ptscrdrt~a
-serassh. Pee o. M-stfi i-aeiiss - tA- bs-cl.
Fhi-l-lcv. t-,.s 81 App-fits. lSssr C--,ri.i-t
Dsuf-s. Wusu.s ts--i. Ne-ral.is. .st ~ q De
49, 80. ar. ueguslad.
IL, 80 .-x.r cs.si-a ih.t ~ 49, 1855
tisr 80 tske lbs $50 l.k-surs. 80 thes 81.
80 49, Ag-sssai ra 30 ~efi 60 81 30 purpo-s'
81 tauiis rhysuc.
rsrp-rsd - ia. J. e. ArEs& Go. Ls-.n
ns.... sd a. ~ ID az Df-ggsst. 49, t-a-cIs =
as--siaf 80 rsrFt h-rc.
O. fars.. o.. Esfr- so rhsy~r.
ssh Pare - ~ n. ~ssg~r.
Nsrasr. ~ =. ~ Natrs.
na-as-G. ty Atu-si. A ~rsuiii-E
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To trnE Surrr rE0H JrsrIxc A
corrs.pordc-t Of ihc Ohio Farn.er gives o.
ioiio~'ng sarioas &C slnt of De metboi
adof''ei BY hiu.so p--vcai BE- sheep from
J1@ftns the ienoes % his pasture: "I-ins
% ieii 700 -sout ny i1npiag sheep and
hos broke them -ot strn ias pen
belt sufficiently large % bold thcm I
then caughi r. rirg.esdcrs. ore atsti-s.
snd made . snail h0ie 10 each ear. ,bea
took q cord Or string ard rua tLros.h a..
holes IN the ears together close cnoa-h 70
keep them from uorking tbsir ears. tisn
iet thc-n 9ut ani hey are 80 qsist a. az
sbeep.- rEschasre.
Ilan5ug,
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PORTLAND AID NEW YORK.
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.


Fl'liE s..raiif rrt ftsf SEE rrsf e. UTrfgp.
4 fsr ~ Na-rsarf. asd ENaNtDNIA.
tsff. u ~ -nsneanr. s.s unflI fsrfk-r 80
farf. raa I'll f.H.es
t.~srr nre-a's Waarf. rerrisaf sr~rs We.
a-..rg 80 -afarts5. af a'e,art y 49,
- q Laff Eirrr. Nea Yea srrrt W~f-r..l.t
rnf -sfa- tsf. af s'rIrrk O.. ~.
Tee Fr-sf's are t-'rt - u.fih SEC $685.
firrs 90 rassfr.frs rrst rrr 90 th- -.--rr--..
49, la.E art na.ar. Fssss.~. rifk So.
H..a. seq. ta.ia l..ss4ss.e 81 70. Ms.is go
10.
tsaats .,.ru -s.r- o. thss i.as ia 81 CO.,. Me-
ifra.. '.r.~r. iaas r, hafh Augasfs Essfr.r
..' -l hH.
-aa..I.s sarF rr.afatf..fa frnf fh~If Trr.rhIfa
fhr ~.raarf as rsff ss gF. NJ or thst O., tha
fae. '.rrr F.fI'arI
" fr..r .f .r Fassn L. an. II. fs
EnGkN fuN rritIasf
"a n CROWN go. a. &C.. Nr-Y.t
FrrIsaf. Nsy -. l-C5
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PErvExTiox AID CrEr 90 LrcE. u ~
vel kn0En that cattle AZ not aG-rfsI Eri.
hce m TIE summer season. vben iving uron
uc Erouod. and ircqucnfly passing in thc
DIRT shile bulls that are aigays paainc in
the gfound and sand are vcry rarriy froab
iea 18th tle pest. las fscf conhrms CO..
ufilry Of tirt 81 sand Every fsrner o.
cattle kfepcr shuuid provide m snpic sup
ply oi hnc sand IN scason e. have r dor.
cagAiy Dry before irceriur uaathrr. and
place o IN some dry ard canvru,4rf 80
and sbcucYer the stables are eL.r.eI
fprinkle tic doors viii q fe. si,,rIf.f.
TIE dry sand sill uork BE- say arsar Al.
hairs a the aainals. proving certain Dc.
veufIve of verunin. and even drisinr fh.-,
away. or destroy ing thea aiicr iheg hse.
made lodgmcnf. sand 81 also b. sai.la-
bic Absorbing The hq1or, sni a safeguard
a-ainis sllppery dOors We have frirI
sand. and 49, ns eficacy. Wb,n cati-
are badly Afflicted. u mav o. somrtimes
necessary for tlaeIr speedy rrmossl. q.
wash the aninal vifh de-orti1u ortohar.,
(n0t too strong) boiied in cLa-,trr f-v n
81 applying lard upon ths afccied rtrfs.
Jngsentau. and iiEe violent poison A.
dangCrous. auj should b. avoided. Ia -.
ually al efccf q cure o. nav b. ,e--..
say SOMETIMES o. spriakie q trade dry sarl
along the back q The animal. sani i, rte.r
snd ssfe. Ty a. lHorsoe Tbsyer. -
American FARMER.
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Woof s~D Porx. TIE csuse ofthe rrc.
cnt leprcssioa in tie pFioe 81 pork - o.,
sgupathr % - otiig-i fo s1-faia in r,.sft
% -ooi uarket. The ioE prico q uooi Ia.
- -sny sheep farmcrs 70 dispose q ell
tLcir iai sleep iar mriioa; uhich bei-e
throrn uPon che nartcf a. loE fg1ros has
taken iar placu q Pork % . certain sxfra'.
al bowed do-n the prize Of T.ors % BE-.
o-n level Stsiy tie -eekiy reports Of fb.
Nev Iork 1--we sock market. and f,e b..
fuenoc ~ FL our neat riarkefs from t'.
suaafirsi village ia fie West D. tle ltr.,c-
critics Of ire hni. aud they dcrnonsfra's
fhis fa-i a. r,eariy 81 aay Commercial rro
BEN ts- tr deuoasfrafrl r8 iLafa far.s
on rooi T. Jet ss na-h t,riT On b-i-ile.
a. II % nsnssi 10 ihe bi.i. AZ or i-I4.
fria' interests are 30 nioeiy dosetatisd o.
gcfhcr tLat. strike where 90 will. ti.e sFerf
% ,bc bios is Of; ihroughout tbe shols
body an by gising vigor 20 on ies5i-z
iufcr-st you give Tigor % fhc shoe.
fOhio Farm-r.
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Afthe aftsanl sc1escss Pcft.isisE 20 80. 81
eio-ris liak~d is.r-th~r. aad afe ialiuate', Gu
.-~s.i -aA A. .calturc.-AC
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Y 49, ho-ar.it. - Ca--s C-a-.--......-,.t..
- ,ru.g ~ Nsr.r. sat ~tsf- IL 49,
" b.. 90 e.irrs.-rr.. ahaI.t.-f. .f p..t.
W go fFa'.fs tn fslf Ca-afr .I a. E.rf.
49, frrfrrfaif rrrrrseai. ftsf go r.fs,r 80
srHf~rirtFr rs.Irifs 49, crrfssn
ieratl-as o. assts 81 ~ g., - L-.r.-,
fo.s -fuia isris 'o o. -fari-srat. sass. IA rar..
Ne ilrr-trs 49, $3.50 harsrs ,.rr~r.i e. 49,
81 ~ iHa-fg eel cd $40 sark a-...... ID.
49, go fi-ren $1,000. - 49, 49, g..
a. ~ ani 80 .afla strh cher a.ss ....rh irr -
=. :, ~ 80 fr4a.frs A. 80 ia tsis tasai
- frrr rraF.
fssi,. Nsrch iHh. iss7.
- kfNg. 80 p .rt.,.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-05
FROM EUROPE ~
NEWS BY THE CABL e.
Political Manifesto i9s Rome.
Reported Defeat of the Cretans by
the Turks. -A
Englands Relations with Other
Powers. @
Turkey and Portugal.

Dublin, Jan. 3.-Six suspected persons were
arrested here last night by the police. They
came to this city from Liverpool, at which port
they arrived a few days ago from America. 1t
is supposed they are emmissaries of the Fenian
organization.
Rome, JAM 3-Noon - The Committee of
Action in this city have issued proclamation
calling for the early rising of the inhabitants
against the authorities, and in favor of incor-
poration with the Kingdom of Italy.
Constdntin0ple Jan. 3.-The Porte has re-
ceived news from Western Crete stating that a
heavy battle had been fought between the
Turkish army and the Cretans, which resulted
in the total defeat of the latter. Two hunare
Cretans were killed and the whole army fled in
disorder to the sea, where the greater number
of the remnant embarked on vessels for safety.
London, Jan. A. Noon-The Times of this
morning, in an editorial on the relations of
England with various powers, says, that with
the powers of Europe their relations rarely, if
ever, have been better. The only difficulty, it
says seems to be with the United States, and
with them it is most desirable that the greatest
friendship should prevail. 1t urges upon the
Government speedy and amicable adjustment
of all outstanding difficulties. FL
A telegram from the East announces that
the Sublime Porte has consented to allow for
eign ships of war to convey away such per-
sons as wish to emigrate from CANDIDA 1t is
also reported that the Turkish forces have been
successful in another battle with the Canadians.
Lisbon, Jan. 4-The King of Portugal open
cd the session of the Cortes yesterday. In his
auuress he invited their attention to the organ
~ OF the army, and the expense of slavery
in the colonies. III y
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-05
Canadian Affairs.

TORONTO, Jan g.
Before leaving for England, Gen. Napier is
sued general order thanking the troops for
their efficiency and good conduct during the
June troubles. %
The new commander of the western district
is expected in day or two. He served through
the Indian and Persian war and commanded a
regiment under Gen. Havelock at the relief of
Lucknow. ifYE a4s 1Ge8ai
TORONTO, JAN A.
Col. Lynch publishes letter in the Evening
Telegraph, a column long, wherein he states
that the one hundred Fenian prisoners have
MAN headquarters in New York He denonn-
ces the officials of that concern as hirelngs
who live n the honest earnings of their coun-
trymen. Lee Colonel further says he believes
the Fenian organization the best ever estab-
lished, to promote unity amongst Irishmen in
America and secure them the position to
which their numbers entitle them, and con-
cludes by an ironical allusion to Roberts de-
sire that he should be hanged in order to re-
l~i QUEBEC, c. e., jan 4.
During the season of 1866, fish and Oil to the
value of 1887 ,517 entered the port of Quebec
The number Of vessels employed in the trade
Is 253; total tonnage, IL, 1928 tons. 2--Az Is
MONTREAL, Jan. 4.
The Executive Council has been in session
three days, the Fenian question taking up a
part of the time. It is believed their sentence
will be carried into effect. z a 4 =
About 1000 persons were present at the an
nual concert Of the Irish Protestant Benevo-
lent Societies last evening, which was great
success. Hon. T. d. MCGEE was present and
delivered splendid address, which was re-
ceived with great enthusiasm.
The Minerva believes it is in position to
announce the bill which is to be presented to
the Imperial Parliament for confederation of
the provinces will conform in it's clauses to the
Quebec scheme as adopted by the Canadian
Assembly, adding some details asto the mode
of the proclaining the new order of things,
new elections, etc.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-05
Washington Correspondence.


A special Washington Dispatcher last eve
ming says: "The rumor of impeachment yester-
day came from Mr., Ashley's private announce
ment that on Monday next he intends to press
through his resolution raising a select commit
tee to inquire into the conduct of the Presi-
dent, in hope of finding something that will
warrant articles of impeachment 1t may be
that majority in the House really mean to
press this matter to a elimination, but in that
case it is not at all likely to be done under the
crazy leadership of Ashley. He would make
nothing OF 1t but a malicious and vindictive
partisan crusade
A special Washington dispatch says Repre-
sentative Morrill,, Chairman of the Mays and
Means Committee, lett last evening for New
York, to be absent until Monday,
Mr.. Darling, Chairman of the select commits
tee on Revenue Frauds, with most of the com
mittee were in their seats yesterday. They will
hold several sessions in few days and then re-
turn to New York and Philadelphia. The de-
velopements are thus far of snch an astound-
ing character as to make it impossible for the
committee to tell where they will stop in then
investigation, there seeming to be no end to the
frauds perpetrated. The committee have al
ready come to the conclusion that the tax on
whskey must be reduced to fifty cents gall
ion, or the manner of collecting the tax must
be radically changed The former is regarded
as the most efficient mode of arresting the evil.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-05
MEXICO.
United States GmnbO0t on a Recon-
s.OiterSmg Expedition.
The Liberals Within Eight Miles
Of the Capital.
Doisags of Marshal Basaine.

New YORK, Jan. 4.
Dispatches from New Orleans state that a
United States gunboat sailed suddenly for
Vera Cruz and Tampico yesterday, for the pur-
pose OF watching events between the two
points.
Minister Campbell has received no orders to
communicate with the Government, and is still
in New Orleans
Mejia is said to be lying dangerously i'll at
San Luis Potosi, and two columns of Liberal
troops were marching upon that town. The
Liberals had also advanced strong line to
within eight miles of Mexico CITY.
Correspondence from the Mexican capital,
dated Dec. 18th, says Marshal Bazaine is put
ting money in his purse by selling old muskets
arms and ammunition to the highest bidder
whether Imperialist or Liberal. M. Dane, the
French Minister, becoming alarmed at this,
telegraphed to Napoleon for instructions, which
had not yet arrived. ~
The bogus dispatch announcing the death OF
Carlotta had been received by Macmillan
A young American named Pope was seized
and whipped by negro in the quarters of the
soldiery at Queretaro, for cursing French Off
Ger who had run over him on horse back.
Ortega has issued pronunciamento against
Gen. Sheridan and Minister Romero.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-05
AUGUSTA.
LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE DAILY PRESS
FELL. STATE HOUSE, AUGUSTA, Jan. T.
But little has been done to-day in either
branch of the Legislature excepting the cleo
ton of Secretary of State, Attorney General,
Adjutant General Land Agent and Executive
Councillors.
Immediately after prayers, joint conven-
ton was held, the President of the Senate pre-
siding. Hon. Ephraim Flint was elected Sec
rotary of State; Hon. William P. Frye. Attor.
ney General Gen John L. Hodsdon, Adiutant
General, and Isaac R. Clark, Land Agent
The nominees of the Republican caucus last
evening for Councillors, Messrs. Marshall
Pierce, George w. Randall John s. Baker,
Joseph A. Sanborn, Everett w. Stetson' Hiram
Ruggles and Aaron p. Emerson, were eiected'
They received 147 votes The democratic
ticket received ten votes.
Gen. Samuel j. Anderson was the Demo-
cratic candidate for Adjutant General, and
Ezra Carter, Jr., ESD, the Democratic candi-
date for Councillor for Cumberland District.
Messrs Pierce, Randall, Sanborn, Stetson
and Ruggles, Counsellors elect having signi-
fed their acceptance of the offices to which
they had been elected, were duly qualified in
joint convention of both branches, formed for
that purpose. The new Executive is now fully
under weigh
There was no further legislation in either
branch.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-05

The Company has Assets, Over Twelve
Million Dollars, VIZ
United States and State of New-York Stocks Citv
Bank and other Stocks, sd SOS 5s5
Loans secured py stocks and otherwise, $3.50, $50
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable, Real
Estate, Bond and Mortgages and other se-
curities, 365O 025
United States Gold Coin, SO. AGO
Cash in Bank a1O'55O
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-05
Bank Commis.ioners Report.

STATE HOUSE, AUGUSTA, Jan. q.
The annual report OF the Bank Commission
ers shows that of the GO banks in the State, 8
still remain under State Charter; 10 are clos
ing up under the act of 1868, and IA are con-
of 1865. The circulation December 31st, 1866,
was ABB; circulation at date of examine
ton, 1866, s85O,937. Their resources are State
securities, 81 254 ,626; city and town securities,
$528,122; total, $2,505,2l5
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-05
The Fort Kearney Massacre.
Alliance between the Sioux and rsexsn,..
for War against the Whites.
Kan. Jan

From all the accourt s received it would ap-
pear that the troops massacred at Fort Philip
kearney were surprised at such distance
from the fort that there was no escape. The
attack was made just before daylight, the camp
being surprised.
The Cheyennes have not delivered up the
murderers OF the Mexican. The evidence re-
ceived fastens the guilt upon the Cheyennes
for all the murders at Smoky Hill. The Sioux
and Cheyennes have combined for war against
the whites, and are in camp between the Re
publican and Platte Rivers,
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-05
z y sDYE9 a.

Us v ~ p
L. r, Twas afflicted eight months with Canker in
mouth throat and stomach 1t assumed an alarm
ties OF Welcomes Liver Regulator and am quite an
other man l have resumed business again.
Bangor, Me. 80 - s. s. MASON.
Welcomes Liver Regulator has been worth more
than $50 to my wife, for Live. Complaint. -
Richmond, Ne. 80 &c. WHITE
Welcomes Liver Regulate has been more than
one hundred dollars beLeft to me, for Liver COM
No. Yarmouth, Ne.
your Liv Re .ulator is al sold. Send us more.
Camden, Ae. YOUNG & CUTLER.
'. P. G. regard Welcomes Vegetable Pain Cur
er, the best thing saw for internal pain and
sore throat and lung 3sf 800 n WIGHT
Augusta, Ne. s.as5R
Send two dozen more of Welcomes Pain Curer
IL rs dong wonders here, and throws Perry Daviss
INTO the shade. One case OF Scianc Rheumatism has
yieloed 70 IL; d. N. KIDDER.
& Sold by the Trade.
Prepared by L. e. WELLCOME Il CO.,
jan4eod&wtt Yarmouth, Me,
pol LINs 4 GILK e Y,
IL At the I'D stand OF E. Dana, Jr
APOTHECARlES,
Deering Block, Corner OF Congress and Preble sts,
PORTLAND, LIE.
tractS ano c;c Dfng Chemicals Fluid e.
by day or night.
Mr.. Charles b. Greenlcai, VINO has been al this
stand Tor number OF years, will remain as prescrip-
ton clerk .sa tfr-7aF scy2i-eodYwtf
TO the Senate and House Of Representatives. =, the
Legislature Of Maine assembled: 49,
THE undersigned, the Directors of the Cape Eliza
l. beth STEAM FERRY COMPANY, respectfully
pray that said Company may pe authorized 10 in
crease its capital stock also to increase the rates of
toll upon said Ferry to such amount as tne Legisla-
ture shall deem suitable. -
JOSEPH W. DYER,
H BENJAMIN w. PICKETT,
CHARLES F0BES. sl
Portland, Decu 1sse. Il dec II daawsw
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-05
uEZR q DANGDON

No. 81 Fourth, St. N. 7.
in ST. bottle and is sold by w. f. PHILLIrs Pc t.
land, Wholesale Agent Sold at Retail by every
Druggist in Maine-Druggists Generally. Orders
may be ad ressed to the sole Projectors, OSCAR g.
MOSES g CO., q CoRTLANDT STREET, N. Y,
Consultation Free. Circulars c)ntai ing PARTIcU-
LARS OF MANY CASES successfully treated, will be
sent free by mail.
,June Is cod 4 cow
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-05
Canal National Bank.

7NHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of the
l. Canal National Bank of Portland, for the elec-
ton OF seven Directors and for the transaction of
them, VIII be held at 1sS Fore Street Tuesday the
sth day Of January, 1857, at o'clock p. NJ TT
B. G. SoMERBY, Cashier
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-05
GATAHsREE
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have been cured CT CatarII IIos. ,Issi res
able L,rna. many years sianuing, by Dir. Iapen,
GER. sillisred HVl PAINS, aiiiIess anu lIs.
my heao, coitAnuoI discharges, great uidIculty
taking a4i orea. hing feit hld basl cosa tho
whole taIle, anu suAslei intensely tie great iq
plislneiit "a my Eeath anu quite o4seourassl
lor a. hi1 tl.ctoTed VI osheat Eul Iha-iAs
10 Dr. Carlenter's szill, a now laso none OF lDess
rouo4es. ! lesi4c in Mniteheld,
.. -.-- - EfAA.AIM MARINER
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-05
Merchants National Rank.

THE Shareholders in this Bank are hereby notified
i that the Annual Meeting for the choice of Direc-
tors and the transaction such business as may e-
gally be brought before them, will be holden on Tues
day. january Sth 1867, at o'clock p. NJ, at the Of
flee now occupied by the Bank, No. 81 Exchange St.
CHAS. PAYSON, Cashier.
Portland, Dec7. 1866 dcs-2awtjans
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-05
New York Market. IN Egl

81 New York Market. w III Sd
NEW YORK, JAN 4.
Cotton-rcry firm but less active; sales 2l50 bales
Middlng uplands at 353c.
Flour-more active aud 10 q 20c higher; sales of
600 oDis State at 925 % Y 05; Round HOOP Ohio at
Il 60 q IA 10; Western at II q IA 10; Southern,
grades shade frmer; sales $50 bbls at ii 90 a II co.
Wheat "a shade frmer; sales 81 600 bush. No, 2
Milwaukee at 80 q A. Amber State at Is a 90
White Western 20 a 25
Corn-1c higher with fair inquiry; sales 1000 900
BUSH Mixed Western at Is q / 15J. White South
ern, new, l 49, Yellow Southern; old, 20. Yellow
Western 16. -
CASA shade frmer sales 9, 900 bush, Western
at "a 65lc State at So q 20. Canada at 65 q G6}c.
Beef-moreactve; sales 500 bbs. New plain mess
at - g Is 90; extra OF II 90 g q 10.
Pork-heavy and lower; sales of 4, 900 bbls. New
mess at p 90; old do 10 05 prime at II 90 a II 90
Lard-steaiy; sales $50 bbls. at ia % 125c.
Butter-new, firm; Ohio at Is q SOc State at %
q 3sc. fTITf, T5FT-E -
Whiskey-quiet. ~ -..fr-.-.,. !. ..---,.r-,
Rice-quiet. South Carolina at 9lc
Sugar-in limited request at previous pricess 2'3l
Coffee-quiet and without decided change d ls
Molasses-small sales at previous prices.
Naval St0res-quiet; Spirits Turpentine at 65 q CT.
Isosin at 424 q 90.
Oils-quiet: Linseed 80 @131, . As
Petroleam-dull; crude at 19c; Refined bonded at
SOC. ltraiat' a'9sL f'-.A s4sts = la'iislN
Tallowqust and steady; sales 10000 lbs. at II q
Ereights to Liyerpool-heayv $3.50 go
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-05
Cumberland National Bank.

THE Stockholders of the Cumberland National
Il Bank of Portland, are hereby notified that there
will be a meeting Of the Stockholders held at their
Banking Room, on Monday, tie 2lst day Of Janu nv,
1867, at O'Clock p. H. for the choice OF Directors
and the transaction OF any other business that may
then come before them. ~ lllE 10y y =
.-- ~. SAMUEL SMALL, Cashier.
Portland, Dec. Is, 1855. dec19ltd