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The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

LAMotLLE Y A. I.EY---A meeting was held at
rryuep9fk on Monday, when the town voted
to aid the projected railroad through tho val.
ley to the amount of $4,000. Other meetings
are to be holden in the remainder of the towns
along the line. and it is expected all of them
VIII make liberal subscriptions. The feeling
throGghout the valley is represented to be ear
nest in behalf Of the enterprise.
there nave been of late several consultations
OF the friends OF the Portland and Ogde nsburg
railroad project, and we are glad to learn that
satisfactory progress has been made in matur-
ing preliminary measures pointing TO highly
favorable resulta.-St Johnsblry CGlsdonian.
This is good news. We have understood
also that there have been several conferences
recently in this city and in Boston and New
York, between the committee of the Portland
corporators and the directors of several of the
Western railroads, at which ouch assurances
were given in reference to connections and aid,
that steps will be taken at once to complete
the organization OF the Portland & Ogdens-
burg company, and for q vigorous prosecution
OF the enterprise in the spring,
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

POLICE ITEMs.-Saturday night four per-
sons were taken to tho lookup for being found
drunk. Three persons applied at the station
for lodgings.
Sunday was very quietday. Only one per-
son was brought in, and thatwas on an indict-
ment found at the last criminal term of the
s. j. Court as common seller, but which the
prisoner had avoided By turning up missing"
during the term of the Court. Tha: being
over, he returned to the city and was yesterday
gobbled up by the police.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

s. Fox.
Sch Il Prescott Freeman, NOW York-John Per.
teous.
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bristol Lina.

The steamers Brs o. and Providence having beer
Withdrawn for q few week, in order 20 novate and
reft hem, the bristol Line will run so iirSt-cias
iast propeers from Bristol, in connection with sos.
ton and Providence Railroad, exclusively OR Freight
Shippers assure iheir goods vii he oel.vOle cd
With prom 'tness AMI desp1tch. Mark yorr gods
Bristol line Shi by Boston ami PTovi e &C
2llirUad. Fir fur her t)rmfiicn stencils and re-
ceiprs, aprlv at Compans's Office, Nc. OLD Stale
House Boston, corner asllirgto' and sta streotG
1he Bristol and Proyidel CO will resume their trips
atan carly day. GEO. SHlVERICk,
Jan l, 10 S. ja7dtt On Freight Agent
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

How TO SAVE DoCToRs BILLS? - An i'm
portant question in these high tariff times, but
easily answered. Go, or send and get, one Of
DIR. Humphreys cases OF Homeopathic Speci-
fics. A full case costs but $40, and with you
may prevent or treat successfully nine-tentbs
Of all diseases occurring in your family and
save so much ofdoctor's fees. Sent fres by
Humphreys HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co.,
562 Broadway, N 7.
See advertisement for AGENTS in Portland
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

f1 ttf fa -41d sS'oNGN
Nov Il. lat 2ss, lon % W, ship Lotto Warren
from /. veipool for Ad n.
Dee y lat z 3, \, I'm 81 10 W, clip Jos Holmes
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

A teacher went from New England to
North Carolina. She was received with prein.
dice; but succeeded in drawing around her a
large school of poor children, an adult school
aud Sunday school of one hundred and
twenty pupils. "When she came away. she re-
eeived petition for her return, actually sign
ed by most of the children OF the school; and
aiso a similar petition from parents of the
children, on which all but sixteen out Of the
eighty names were indicated by their mark
the white parents of the children whom she
had taught to write being, in that proportion.
unable to write their Names" This Is q elm
pie statemento of fnct.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

CARELESS DRIvINa-We hear of no less
than four accidents that occurred on Saturday
OF persons being knocked Gown BIS teams in
the streets, the result Of careless driving. For
unately, none of the persons except boy,
were seriously injured. The lad who was in
jured was run over by sleigh near the North
school house, and his injuries were said to be
very severe. It is established in the Courts
that pedestrians have the right in crossing the
way or pull up.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

REV ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

May be ootsined al the Periodical nepots OF Fes-
sender Btos,, Marquis, Robinson, Colesworthy and
g. NJ. Carts, and ct Portland & Rochester Depot.
At BiddeiLrd, OF Pilisbury Bros.
At Saco Old 6. Locke.
at Brunswick. of W. r. Fields.
At Waterville, OF J. s. Carter.
At GoTharn OF News a gent.
at Bath OF j. o. Shaw.
AgoHlG Wanted-J. I. Lloyd.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

Hotel proprietors who are subscribers to the
Daily Press, or who become SO by sending their
names and the pay for one years subscription
TO the Office, can have their name, the name
and loca ion OF their hotel published in the
Press under the head of HOTEL DIRECTORY
once week, during the continuance of their
subscription without charge.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

A meeting CT tho friends of Temperance
viii be held at the City Hall, this evening, at
halt-past seven o'clock. Notice of the oeca-
sion, &c understand, was given at most Of the
churches in the city yesterday.
Whatever may be thought of the various
measures already adopted, or proposed for
adoption hereafter, for the promotion of Te,n-
perance, there is but ore opinion among all
who wish well to the community, az to the i'm
portance of the cause. Temperance is con-
coded to be a great blessing, and intemperance
a great curse. The object of the meeting is
60 promote Temperance, ard not to favor or
oppose tbs ends of any political party Let
all, then, who desire the blessing, and would
avert the curse, attend the meeting, and en-
courage the object
Judge Davis will preside, and the Portland
Band viii be in attendance. Among the
speakers viii be Gen Neal Dow, Judge Wood
bury Davis, and several of the clergy Of the
CITY.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03
rnRErcN PORTS.


Aras Hong Kong Nov "a, ship Franklin, Dursley,
San Francisco ~
SID No % ship Rather. Marsh, sfarIla.
Liverpool. .E -llI'
At lacutta Sd nit. ship United States, Tunt, I'm
CariitI.
AT marseilles 18Th rlt trg clyte, Dow, tor Sicily
70 avs Q load ioF United States
Sid Q Il, harqu'. Scyrayl Crosby. 1.irata
ara llavfs 18Th ut, barque Fannie Clapp. from
lid at Palermo % ult. brig ortolan. Teomas. for
Jew York ia Mcs,ina; All barq c y AM rson.
haoes Sth. brig Jeremiah, i, ri, Pn'ladeplia
Sid lea Cadiz tn ut. bar'l 20 Exeelsi~r, Howes,
C0e'i ri t. tad for Portland
Id IT Malaga Sil 1T, briggs Ca-eorI, Drum "a oari
New York. r., h-nond Powers DO
A at ti-i5t)i. c, l til uit slip winona, Dayls.
sld IN Newport 1lth elt, ship Matilda, Blake, ior
Ar af Dublin 18Th plt barque gidwcll. la er, fin
Sll i'm Queenstown 17.h nit, ship Free Trade.
Smith from San France. col Hull, buque Eau
r,ka lnsmore ttsn iaiiimorel for Liverpool; 10 Ii
sd I'm Kinsstaan, :, 1iih nit, sch & Pettrngl'.
Allen, AspiGwa!l.-
~ at Irhilad s2d SCH Paul seavey. Lowell, +. ON
CT ntue-os. I III ~ m
Ar q Havana 9Th. barlpe cardenas, Paine. from
ga 81 /, trig cheviot. tBIl whitney, Matazuus,
81 IN Cardcnas 6th. brig r s. Has.e! stap'es.
Ierx: sch Entn Shaw. Shaw, TOE port Moth
Ii port Il, bar 10 Commerce, Robinson, disg
5 rlh = Hale, HutcnEson, tor New orr ldg. los
sic Mildred. Berrim5 4, isg. bries Il stte /, Hmery
ttt,, II North II ia teias; 0soyhine, Iinsc IL.
Tor New York &c rye W HISS. Bacon; Me hanic
Dyer. aud luloius Haskell, tor Portland; Julia
Carney, Came, ,or N,rlh of Uat;eIas, a NJ itib-
CTS poak Ai.e staIrett Ito per j Folledo,
i1ulnnnr. ana ]; ei.m GIaiiaf,, disg; schs !, b
b o Dnuo, Fountiin, for North OF Hatteris ocean
Traveller All ms, TO- New lors, ld!; III w cup
Per, uupper. DO
Ar at Nueviias It'll ult brigs Omaha, Tootbaker.
Nos Tor; 18TH, o ClaTy, Bryant, phladclnhia
Ar at StJaso 10Th ult, orig Abby Watson, Alien.
New ORE.
i.. ttf sails -4l sT'nAscN. ts4.t ...
Nov Il. lat 2ss, lon % W, ship Lctt:e Warren,
from j. Ipool f.r Ad n
nom Boston Ter Batavia,
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PEBBLE HOUSE.
United siases Commissioners Court.

VIZ. II. CLlFFOHI, ESQ, COMAlsslONAA.
| Daniel oLeary was brought before the Commits
sioner on Saturday, charged with carrying the
business of retail dealerin liQuorwithout license.
He was required to give bail in $500 for his reap
pearance on the 10th OF February.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

LIFE INSURANCE AGESTs WANgED.-A long
established and first class Life Insurance
Company in New York are in want Of an
Agent in Portland. to take several counties as
a district. Good recommendations or r6'er-
ences must accompany applications. Address
Box 3005 P. o., New York. E feb3l3.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

The Lewiston journal says the Lewiston
bagging mill, which has been runuiug about
one-half Of its machinery for tho past few
weeks, is about starting the whole machinery
aUaiD .s-3. f,
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03


j. s. KICKER & Co.'s TANNEaY.-About fif-
teen years ago Mr.. j. s. Kicker purchased Of
the heirs of Mr.. Oliver Dennet the well known
tannery near behring's bridge. Tho memory
Of the Oldest inhabitant hardly extends bach,
to the time when more or less tanning bust
ness has not been carried on there, or in that
immediate vicinity hLr. Kicker, after making
the purchase, commenced extending and ira-
proving the yard, until it is now one Of the
largest in this section of the State. The BUSH
ness is now carried or by Messrs. j. s. Kicker
& Co, c. N. Tobey and a. NJ Benson having
entered into copartnership with Mr.. Kicker
about two years ago.
This firm is now tanning about 5000 hides n
year, mainly sole leather and the heavier kinds
of upper leather, which finds ready market
in Lynn or This city. Twelve hundred cords
of bark are required each year, and twenty
eight or thirty hands find constant employ
ment. They have brick building 100 feet by
rs, two stories high, which is used for curry
shop, store house, &c, and is made as near fire
proof as possible. Another building is 90 by
so feet, another 100 BY Is, and still another A
By &c, besides hide house, bark house, count.
iug-room, &C. They have also a two story
building fronting on Green street, about forty
feet square, occupied by Mr.. S. Buchanan for
currying. They have in constant use some
200 vats all under cover, where they can be
supplied with warm or cold water as may be
required. The buildings are mainly heated by
steam, having large steam boiler and an en-
CINE Of twenty-five horse power to run the
machinery.
Hlr. ticker is connected in business with
Mr. Mowlay, of Montreal, where about 200
hides a week arc tanned. He is a PARTNER in
the pork packing business with r. B. Henry.
who are cutting Up about 200 hogs week. He
is also partner in tho shoe ana leather busi-
moss carried on by G. j. Walker, Union street,
so that time cannot hang heavily on his hands,
He has within the last year purchased an ele.
CANT residence in Westbroos, with several
acres of land, the most desirable for building
lots of any location We know of outside the
city limits. Mr. Kicker ranks among our most
entsrprialng and successful business msr.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03
MARRIED.

IN Brunswick. Jan. q, John Sanford, Of Yves;
batS anu Mrs. Amanda T. t4ri II OF Brfnsyyic-
:, IN Bncxfeld, Jan. q. j iru, lssCaswelI aad .ib
IN re" y, re; p, Tai yfanl O. TAR, G. Giea I,
and Abble \. Andl CIV, 1 \. >
IN c Biethel Jan 16: lrac cit Small, OF oI,Ho'd,
+. Ak'ey = '''' = a.
lnB ekleh, Jan. is, wm.J Lewis and Alice Il.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03
Portland and Vicinity.


SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Hair Renewer--R. P. Hall d Co,
ESTEgrAIEBENT ooLUatE.
Deering Hail. Black Fiend.
City Hall-M. l.. a., Filth Lect1ro.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Dedication Good Templars' Hall.
Dissolution - u'llvan 81 kemp.
Rn,ls XTe1'te II anted-J Is. Burr s. c..
Sdlonrned 1leetiug Portland Glass Co.
AdISurnfnent, DtdtcG ion Feasr,
Fert,lizars-kcndsl III & Whitney.
Town OF Dexter scrip-H. III. aysor.
Bogk-k Keepers Situa ion Wanted.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03
FEo5gs, Freckles. and Tan.

the only reliable remedy Tor those brown ,'sco,or.
aons on the face called Moth Patches III, ckles End
ran, Is PEKRI's oTH AND FRECKLz Lor OF,
i'ro arci ONLY BIZ Dr. Z. C. PERRY, IiernatolooisF
10 Bond street New Yark. Sold by all Druogist, ~
Portland, ami els whore. Beware OF inliatatio,.
November Is. n W&S3m
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

Mr.. F. H. FAssETT, who has been engaged
in this city as architect for the past two years,
and who planned the City Building and many
other fine structures in this city, sailed Satur-
day on the steamer Belgian for England. He
is to spend four months in England and on
the Continent, for the purpose perfectipg his
Eunvvladc-a Of arohitacfure.--
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

OCEAN STEAMERS. - Steamship Belgian,
Captain Graham, sailed from this port at
o'clock on Sunday morning for Liverpool
taking out full cargo and is cabin and Is
steerage passengers.
Steamship Austrian, Captain Alton, will
sail from this port for Liverpool next Saturday
The steamer due at this port this week from
Liverpool is the Hibernian, Captain Brown.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

THE third of series of q MON Sunday School
meetings, inaugurated some two months since
by the liberal Christians of this city, was held
under the auspices of the Second Universalist
Society, at the Congress square Universalst
Church, last evening. The meeting was ably
addressed by Rev, Messrs. Kent, Bailey, Hewes
aud Bolles, and by Messrs. Coolidge and
Fobes. The attendance was large and the
meeting highly interesting.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

Go to the Westbrock Good Templar's Hall,
Associations Fourth Assembly, on Tuesday
evening, Feb. 4th (near behring's Bridge,
Westbrool), D.H. Chandler, promoter. Tickets
Is cents ~ - iy3-ote
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03
Errors of Youth,

sent'e nen who suffered for years from, Nervors
lebility PrsmaiuIe Decay, and all tlle el.ccts u
youshln naisreiou, will ion he saie 81 sufieijng
aud aiIeciions for making the simple remedy by
Which he was cured. sufferer, Wishing 10 proft ~
tnr aayeftis rs eApsrenee, do ~ aaircsgin
JOHN B. OGDEN,
iS5oSIw No. - Cedar 81. New York.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

'UN SALE to the trale By the Bale, 10, Bales
Superhno O. tton Twine. fir Herring, Pehocsn
ana Machere-iine nts.; these twines Grade aJope
ja2oltaw3m 81 Bo 9s,r,ii T2'''
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03
Republican Hendauarfers.

The Hall on the corner of Congress aud
Market street is now open day and evening to
all Republicans. All the city papers there on
file. Regular meeting and speaking Saturday
evening at half past Z.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03
E1AzNs' ELpEEBERREW WINE.
nov 81 sY dSwtf

T'u-ncr's s'ic SOuioureax. or tfIlIvcraal
N-nralaia Psi, IS safe, cerain and 81 eeoy
cure for Neuralgia and all \, rVous Diseases. lie
segercst completely AMI pc ;nancnly cnred
in very short dime. Neuralgia IN the lace Or lead
Is utterly bInsled in a few hours. No iDrm of ners
Gus disease withstanls IL, magic influence. IL has
tie unqualified approval OF many eminent hys
clans. II contains nothing injurious to the most del
icatc system. Sold everywhere Sent receipt OF
= and two postage stamps. TURNER 81 CO., 10
fremont Street, Boston. Mass. pFuprelois.
For sale ~ ". L Phillips & Co., Portland, Me.
JQiy19 eod&wIysn
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

FnoN documents lately brought to light in
ELezico it appears that James Gordon Bennett
Of the New York Herald and McAasters of
the Freeman's Journal were paid to write Up
the Mexican Empire. They were in league
with Maximilian'5 prime minister. Both the
journals are now ultra Copperhoad. The Her
aid is urging the claims ofJohnson for re-elec.
ton, while the Journal is mo,e violently re-
dictionary than any publication In the coun-
try except tho Day-Book aud Old Guard.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03
TO MOTFsrRs.
Font Use Anythinw F,se I,

~ Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or other
Price One Dollar per bottle
II. .. SrORER q o., Praprietors,
October 10, 1867. w&Sly wa
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

In this city, 1st inst, Francis A ytung.st son Of
tac i1'e Naham title cid aged cars month.
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at . O'clock. mon,
No IC York str It
IN this city, % Inst. Frabio r youngest ch,d nj
Fl nk in 2. uOlmrs. a-el years mon la
lFuneral this Monday fonoon, al O'Clock, from
M. IS Hanover street. 1000 49,
:, In Stantlsh, FER 2, sIiso Mary Z. Hawkes. AGED
=. In lmoash, JAN 80, LIZ. Augu tus Fox aged
a years months. - AA'AA"' "sN'A
nm IN Norway JAN %, rms, Nary Ann, vie OF E. W.
eyed 81 Yeas. ''y' "iA' i''tH' "~''Vl'
n nuekfeId, Jan. :, Mrs Dorcas a., wio Of &c,
=, IA sumner, Jan. IL, Mrs. Thankful, wiJsw 81
A"osn AsTrill, aged ST yesgs months
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

Reduction in she Price ofsh saiIy Frees.
Hereafter the price of the daily issue of the
Press will be four cents the single copy. 1t
can be had at the periodical depots and at the
oouutjn1-room of the office
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

r.se.zHr.--w Wilson & Clarke's company will
occupy Deering Hall on Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings. performing Griffith Gaunt"
on Tuesday, and solver Twist" on Wednes-
uaY
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

Col. M0CAEDLE AND JEFF, DAvIs.-Jeff
Davis is the honored guest of Gov HumpA-
ries OF Mississippi. Some people think it
strange that there should be any hesitation in
committing the interests and rights OF the
freedmen to man who takes the rebel chief
to his arms. Col. McCardle of the Vicskburg
Times, in whose behalf the Supreme Court is
ready to go beyond its constitutional limits, is
evidently Of that opinion. He says:
The hearts of our people yearn towards
President Davis with an IN dtterabie affection
borne and suffered in the cause of the people
he will always be bonored and remembered
We cannot greet him, as in other days, with
public manifestations of respect and gratitude,
but when Jefferson Davis again stands among
his old friends, though their voices may be
mute, their hearts will throb with wild, tu-
multuous Joy.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

THE CoTToN TAx.-The bill ropsaling the
cotton tax, after several weeks OF constant
passing back ana forth between the House and
Senate, and being in the hands Of three sep
arate conference committees, has at last gone
10 tae President for bis signature. 1t takes
eff the internal duty on cotton absolutely, and
provides that the duty on imported cotton
shall cease after the 1st of November next
The latter provision was added by the Senate,
which at first insisted that the taxes on for
eisn and domestic cotton should cease at the
Same time. By the compromise finally agreed
upon the planters have secured immunity
from taxation, coupled, for the present year,
with protection from forei .sn competition.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

"aiESsRS. REED, CUTTER & CO.. Roeton:-
Gentlymeh: We. he undersigned W,iotesaie Irag.
giSfs bav ng toi lna,iv We sid your te es:, bI
14Gissionnry ssn,sHEss are happy TO GER ties l.
mony' It's greli icscy in all L, Il, oa;Iy Com
plants We kaow OF no medicine Which hqs a served
" >ustai. Ell 50 high repuat On ur 50 long o n
OF years.. Signel hy die oldas. AMI largest hou c.
In lie cJuatryl Get the geIuine.
Jan u. cod I'm
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03
THE PR ESS.
Monday Mor,ing, = brps'y 8, 1885,

To- First Page TO-day--The Penalty; Queen
Victo,ia,s New Book; Maine Board of Agri-
culture; Varieties.
Fourth Pags-Musie In Camp; How South
ern Landlord recovered . Pocketbook;a Par
Is Story; Another Brick Pomeroy.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

SHIP BUILDING.-Mr. r. Lewis is making
arrangements to build, the coming season, in
his yard on the Westbrook side, bark and a
schooner. MIR. Russell is also intending to build
one or more vessels in the same locality.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

DRUGGED AND RoBBED.-Thursday night the
police found a man in an insensible cond ton in
front OF Bradiey's hotel on Commercial street.
They took him to the station house, and when
he came to bis senses he informed them that
he was stranger here, that his name was
O'Hare, and that he had been dragged in a
rum shop near by where he was found, and
robbed of $40 and a watch. Subsequently Off
GERS Beal and Barbour ARE sted Dennis Haley
and John Fl. Ward, upon whom strong suspic-
ion fastens that they were connected with the
affair. On Ward was found the memorandum
book of O'Hare.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03
Business Itc~,s.

WE are indebted to the pilot of steamer
Chase for Halifax, n. s., papers.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03
Liz: &c vessels bulisa q Eoslsterodin the Di,trc,
Tltal tonnaEe.. ...................


Slip yiil SfOlie'd. which cleafel at Savannah
2Ctl for iyeFuool, hau cargo con- IsIing Of 3iz5
bales up and Gotten and II bales sea island ton,
wei ching 1915. pounds, value ut S2jJ,0TI 81.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03
DR.. A. RAYLGYS
Itch & Salt Rheum Ointmert,

SURE CURE FOR
ITCH, SAT- RHETlf, OLD SORES. CHILD.
BL.4NES. ULCERS, ITCnTNG PILES, =
- and all Erapifots Of The SKIN, efachat-
err nature.
DR.. 4. nAY6EY, Prop. et0T, Phiia7elphia.
Price So cents. w. w. WHlPPLE 81 CO.,
nov2seodtfsS Geueial Agents
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

THERE was no business before the Municipal
Court Saturday.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

TEgATRE.-Tt will be noticed by advertise
rnent that Edmund Coles dramatic corps viii
open Deering Hall on Thursday evening next
with the gorgeous spectacle of the Black
Fiend. he has selected a company of artiits
for the occasion of unusual talent. Miss Fan
ny Stocqueler, the principal female artist has
been performing in New York with great sue
cess. She will be supported by Mr.. Coles
whose ira gic powers have been acknowledged
wherever he has performed. The company, as
a whole, is said to be very strong one, and
our citizens may anticipate some very fine dra-
matte performances. New scenery will be ad-
ded TO the representation of the Black Fiend
prepared particularly for this piece.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03
D.C-DD'S NER VINE
AND kNVtGORATOR!

This Medicine isa NERVE TONIC. II stors the
waste o vitality, braces the Nerves, and quietly
re- ,tes the system. sleeElf ssnesS, Lori ability
Loss or Energy, L'ss Of Appetite, Dyep, rsia, Cor
stlra ION, local Weakness, sna 4 gen raj ian Of
the mental aud bodily functions are The comm On in
4icatan. OF Ncryous Disease. Dotd's eryine and
nYAorator is complete specific tor all iroub e.
II IS also tbe best as it is also the aost agreeable
Remedy JOr Female C0nspI0infs
ever offered to the public. Piostratlon OF Strength.
Ssela--retaiHo, excessive. irresu ar and painful
menses-yie ld to its magic power.
10 MOTHERS.
MotheVs! We also commend lie NERvJ1yE for uee
IN the diseases whi3l. a,ct chill ren while i'eeiiinc
as certain TO IF hquick ard giaeiul relief ii e
supplying oyrups, OF wlIi h Upium Is tho princiga
ingredient, are dangerous to e. impair tic I,Inr
tlons of he stomach and bowels, and aciualv
ln'peJe tie healthy grow h OF our offspring. To
care nd Cole. regulate the b1veIs 81 len the
gum !, and relieve pain, The NERVINE will alway
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

Posi- OFFICE CARRIEEs.-The following is
the business transacted by the carrier delivery
for the month Of January. 1868:
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-03

When. by tho use OF the AREICA OINTMENT
you be easily cufei 1t has Il level Ihonsansls
from Barns, Sctits C3GPped lie ais, Spy ans, cas-
poands, ard ensr5 tom4!'airt az the Ssia. Try 1t,
as 1t costs but 70 cents. Be sure TO ask ior
HaTe's ATssica Ointment.
For sale by all druggis 3, or send your all rcss and
So centst0 o. z. SEYMOUR g. CO.. fspstoH. Mass,
AND receive box ~ re; uin mail. w. n. Phillips &
~o., agents Tor Blame. april !6lysn