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The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

REPORT OF THE INDIAN PEACE COMMITS
sIoN.-The summary the report of the In
dian peace commissioners which is furnished
by Washington correspondents, fully confirms
tue opinion widely prevalent to this part OF
the country that the whites and not the. In
dams have been the savages of the West. The
commissioners state that the building of the
Powder River road, the driving of the Indians
from their hunting grounds between the Platte
and Arkansas rivers, and continued series
of depreciation by whites upon Indian reserva-
| tions, were the occasion of the late Indian hos
tilities. They find with respect to the burn
ing of the Cheyenne village by General Ham
cock, that he acted on official reports made to
him by Major Douglass, which reports were
| subsequently proved to be wholly false. They
censure the Overland Express Company for
| its order directing employees to shoot down all
| the Indians who came near the post, and
thank the military authorities for preventing
| Green Clay Smith, Governor of Montana. from
waging an unprovoked war with his militia
on the Crow Indians with whom we have al
ways been at peace. They censure Congress
I for its hardness and inefficient manner of deal
ing with the Indian question, and the various
missionary societies OF the country for over
looking the home fields and turning their at
tention to the ends of the earth. They recon-
mend that the Indian Bureau be a separate de-
partment leaving Congress to decide whether
the head shall be memberof eIcabinet or not
that no more money be paid to the Indians,
but that whatever is due them be expended in
agri cultural implements, food and clothing
that renewed eff)rts be made to promote civ
ilization among the various tribes; that Indians
shall be controlled and dealt with by the civil
arm of government through the new depart
ment; that the power to declare war with any
tribe shall be vested solely in the President;
that any tribe assuming hostile attitude or
refusing TO keep the peace, shabby the Presi-
dent be put under the charge of the military;
that Congress designate time, not later than
FEBRUARY, 1889, when all the Indian agencies
and superintendencies shall be declared va
can't and only the best men OF the present in
cumbents to be appointed; that Governors of
territories, who are generally politicians,
should not be made superintendent, and that
our Indian code of laws be compiled and pub
lshed for general circulation. They also recon-.
mend the setting apart of two reservations
exclusively for Indian occupation,-that for
the southan Indians being that part OF the
country which is now known as the Indian
Territory; and that for the northan Indians
being that portion of Dacotah territory on the
north by the 45th parallel, east by the Mis-
souri, River, south by Nebraska, and west by
the 104th meridian. They recommend finally
that the commission be continued and sent
out in the spring to meet the nothern Indians,
who have expressed willingness to hold d
council at that ii ne.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

NEWSPAPERS. The Hallowell Gazette be-
gins the new year with new heading and
new type, and new Office for the editor, all
honestly earned and modestly worn.
Speaking of modesty, we are reminded of
the Biddetord Times, which claims to be the
best local daily newspaper in the United
States, and wants readers who know of bet
ter one to send in copy, adding, I'VE have
oUer three thousand different newspapers, and
havn't seen one yet" According to the last cen
sus reports there are 1850 newspapers publish
ed in the UnitedStates, 300 in Great Britain,
and 1400 in France-4050 in the three coun-
tries. The Biddetord paper, we are led to be-
lieve, has the entire American and English
list and 400 French papers among its exchanges
The Lewiston journal offers a tempting bill
of fare for the new year. Its three daily edi-
lions furnish synopsis of all the current
new S; its corps of correspondents is large; its
editors, alert and industrious. The weekly
edition has children's department which is
capitally done and mnst be eagerly watched
for in many homes.
The carrier boys ofthe Bath Times received
sixty dollars from their friends on the New
Years day. ~r3 80 f...
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08
Review of the Portland Markets.
WEEK ENDING Jan. Z, 1868.

The first week of the new year opened and closed
upon as dull marke.s rs have been witnessed Tor
years. The business transactions for the week have
been very light and, in fact, there is hardly any
imaton in the merchandise departments. But, as
at this season o, the year the most unfavorable
business is exp ected our merchants do not whine
about the NATTER but ook forward with faith to the
opening OF affair spring business.
Gold was ute steady at l3329l3i until Saturday
last, when the New York "Ring," having absorbed
all the gold that had been paid out by the govern
men started up the price to 134s. On Monday,
6h it opened at 134H advanced to 1851, closing at
1859. Tuesday, 18th, it opened at 1861, dropped to
135t then advanced rapidly, reaching as high as
1879, and closing at 1863. .s
APPLES-The market is well supplied with good
winter fruit New dried apples have come in, but
the demand, at present, is light.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08
DIED..

In this city, Jan. g. Mrs. Eliza, vile OF Edward W.
Loveitt, aged "a veaIs
Funeral this wednesday, afternoon, at o'clock,
at No. IL Chestnut street. Relatives and friends are
inv ed to attend.
In this cit Jan. Z, Mary Harr er, wife of j. W.
Owen, aged Al years.
Services this afternoon at No 10s Danforth street.
Relatives and friends invited. 49,
In Windham, Jan.7, MIR Alhus r. Jordan, aged
80 years months-formerlv OF this ely.
In Westbrook. list mo-, Tth, Henry M. Minott, aged
So years m1atns 10 DAYS.
lFnneral at Friends Meeting House. n Westbrook,
on the sixth day, 10th instl al O'clock p. NJ. Rel
atives and friends are invited to attend.
In Ba b, Jan. 6, Mr.. Clement Tas lor aged So yrs.
10 months.
In Hampden, Dec. %, Mrs. Sarah c., wife of W.
Arey, aged 50 years months.
In Watervle, Dec 81, Mrs. Sarah E.. wife OF liar
rison Pratt, OF Gardiner, aged "a years.
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MARRIED.

= - -H-
in this city, Dec. by Rev. E. Martin. Eben Dins-
more and Miss Lucatta Smith, both OF Portland.
In Bristol, Jan. p VIM. IL Perkins, of Bath, and
Sarah +. Ozer, OF Br stol John W. Leeman and
Eliza Carter, both of Bristol TT
In Lewiston, Jan. l, Sylvester Stewart, of Bow
dom, and Olive Dubier, Ltchield. 8A
in Gray, Jan l. Edward Cobb and Miss Atbie d.
( daughter oil X "A Allen. .s.r. Il ~R rF
In Portsmouth, N. IL !, Tan. 1, Eben NJ. Davis. o.
Buxton. and Ellen p. Hobson of Hollis; VIM. Ii
Evans and Melissa j. Elwell, both OF Buxton.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

TaEJ Joint Select ON uittses were ANNOUNCE
ed in both branches of the Legislature we ster-
day by the presiding off ,er-. The disposit ion
of the Cumberland delegation is as follows:
Seuttor R)se is Oh iirmln Of the committee
on Railroads, Ways and Bridges ALSO on the
Military, Insane Hospital aud Library Com
mittee.
Senator Brown is chairman of the COM
mttee on Manufactures and on the commit
tee on Agriculture.
Senator Messer is chairman of the commit
tee ON the Reform School, and on the COM
mttee on Banks and Banking.
Senator Mitchell is chairman of the commit
tee on Claims, and on the committee on Agri-
culture.
Representative Foster of Portland is chair
man of the committee on Printing, and on the
commtte e on Railroads, and by his request
was excu sed from serving on the committee
on Finance.
Mr.. Morris of Portland is chairman of the
committee on Mercantile Affairs and also
chairman of the committee on Federal Rela-
tions.
Mr.. Chase of Portland is chairman of the
committee on Public Buildings.
Mr.. Reed of Portland is on the Judiciary
committee.
Mr.. Files of GoIham is chairman of the
committt on State Lands.
Mr.. Cram of Brunswick is on the Judiciary
Committee.
Mr.. Gibbs of Bridgton is chairman of the
committee on Manufactures.
Mr.. Dresser of Casco is on the committee
on Division of Counties.
Mr. Henley of Cape Elizabeth is on the COM
mittee on Claims.
Mr.. Gould of Windham is on the committee
on Pensions.
Mr. True of North Yarmouth is on the COM
mittee on the Library.
Mr.. Merrill of Gray is on the committee on
Division of Towns.
Mr.. Lobdell of Pownal is on lie committee
on Coast and Foreign defences.
Mr.. Norton of Baldwin, is ON the committee
on the Reform School.
By Mr.. Briggs Of Freeport is on the committee
on Banks and Banking and ON County Es-
Inmates. ta
Mr.. Stevens of Westbrook is on the commit
b tee on Coast and Foreign defepces.
Mr.. McHenry of Sebago is on the State
Prison Committee.
The business of the session will now COM
mence ia earnest and it is apparent that their
will be more than the usual amount Rail-
road questions of importance will soon be
presented and excite the usual interest. The
new Cumberland County Court is among the
subjects that will probably come up at an
early day.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

CLOTHING. CLoTHs, &c, AT AUCTION
Messrs. E. NJ Patten & Co. will sell to;mor-
row, at their rooms, a large stock Of clothing,
cloths and furnishing gooda, all fresh and de-
srable, and which must be brought to the
hammer by order of an Assignee. Dealers
are invited to examine these goods this after
noon. There will be no postponement of the
cola
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

THE English papers are actively engaged
discussing the moral conduct of man named
Pr:tchard, who deliberately starved himself,
his wife and three children rather than apply
to the parish for relief When found he was
dead, but the rest OF the family survived. The
whole family seem to have been of respectable
intelligence and manners, and very fond Of
each other.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

Market square, are serving up oysters of the
most delicious qualities. Any person in want
of a good dinner or other meal, by taking a
can to their shop and purchasing quart or
two, will, after tasting of them, be very likely
to call there again.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08
FOREIGN PORTS,

At Calcutta Nov % ships Harry Warren. Atwool',
Tor session OF New York, gets Sl4 tor seed aud sal
pctref EuuIstoEe, peterson. Tor Boston. ldg: j 2
Whitney. Avery tor do, disg for repairs; Tecumseh,
Lincoln. and Montana. "ooTe. Tor London Bertha,
Humphrey Tor do Nonantum. Upton. and John
BrvaDi, Holmes, unc; j N Cushing Swap, for Maui
titus.
Al Nayassa 18th ut; hrlgs D Doane veaze, and
j Baker, Head, for Philadelphia ldg; ssh en- aIio,
Huntley. Baltimore, do.
AT Mcssina 18th uit, barque Lawrence, Howes, for
Boston, ready.
Ar Mt s. Thomrs 2lst u t, sch j NJ Morales New
man, Barbados Start, Snow, Harrington, land
boths ilel 22i tor Porto Rieo.)
Sid 22d, brig Frank L Allen, Merrill, Boston.
In port 23d ult, barqnts Aberdeen, Morrison. d1sg
Esther Prince repg; brig Edith, Brewer, I'm Jack
sonvile, just ar; schs Addie Ryerson. Houghtou I'm
20 tland, dlsg; Island Home, Carver, and Mary 4
Gage, Hopkins, wrecking.
Sid FIN Havana 18th ult, sch Nevada, Doughty. Tor
Fernandna.
Chartered-hrig g. IL Crowley. for Trinidad to
load for New York, 800 hhds soc tor sugar and Il
Tor molasses; sch Lowell, 400 hhds at Trinidad,
Ar at Matanzas 2sth ult, brig Charlena, Nichols,
from Portland.
hrat St John No, 2d inst, brig Ann D TOrrey,
al I'd, br Annie Mitchell, Scott Cardenas; sch
Robt Leonard, Halev. do Sd. briggs Sussex Davis,
do. Martha. Patterson. Havana; sen Impudence,
Simpson, Cardenas.
additional per steamer Hammonia.l
Ar at Liverpool oath, Virginia, from st John, NIB.
Ar at London 2lst, Mary Whitri ge, Cutler from
Shanghai.
OF Deal 22d. Sarah Staples, Staples, from Callao
Tor Dunkirk.
Sid i'm Southampton Path. Eugenia, Masters, tim
London TOR Boston.
Sid I'm Newport 2 st, Heroine, Nickerson, den.
on Isle of Wight 18th, Scotia, Doane, from Shields
TOR Alden .
Ar at Gloucester 23i ult, Martin W Brett, Thur
low New York.
Sid I'm Cardiff DIST, Addie McAdam, Partridge,
Havana.
Ar at Calcutta Nov O. Talisman, Bartlett, Liver
pool; 18th, IecumSPh, Lincoln do: 18th. Montana,
Moore. do; l6tlI Nonantum, Upton, do; nth, John
BRYANT, Holmes, Boston.
Sid I'm Bombay Nov %, Leventer, Lane, for Cal
cutta
Ar at Goree Nov %, Robert Wing, Jackson, from
Boston.
Sill Nov 10, Snow Bird, johnson, Senegal.
Ar at Fayal |th ult A j Ross, Hopkins, Boston.
CID at Rotterdam 18th ult, SIatla, Brookman, fol
Newcastle
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

Nav be obtained at the Periodical Dopots OF Fes
nden Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Colesworthy ant
hishom Bros, at Boston Depot, and un the tI5in o
NJ. Curtis and at POI tand s. Rochester Depot.
AT Bddeiord OF PIlsbury Bros.
AT Saco OF j, S. Locke.
AT Brunswick, of w. r. Fields.
AT Waerville. of j. s. Carter.
At Gorham of News Agent.
AT Bath oil j. .. Sh NV.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08
DEPARTURE or OCEAN srnAmERs.
M ARIN II n EW s.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, January Z.
ARRIVED
Steamer FIanconia, Sherwood, New York.
Sch Ella, RICHARDSON. Bos, on for RocllIand.
Sch Sea Flower. Dickey Belfast
Sch Silver Lake, Reed, Bo thbay.
CLEARED. wr
Brig Dos Albinas, Aura) Lombardo, Rosario, SA-
A q S f Spring
Sch } W Vannaman. Sharp, Point Petre, Quad
G g Mitchell d Son. .-n sr
Sch Annie Currier, tBrl Peck, st John, NB-John
Port Gus. lii-e +.sIt
Sch Willis Putnam, Cook, Calais-Norton, Cbap.
man & Co.
z SAIL ED-Barques Arthur Kinsman. II Lord,
Ellen Stevens, An0es Aberdeen; trIgs j Bickmore,
Frontier, II Kennedy; scl,s Hattie Il Samp on,
G G Clark, S II Woodbury., Bramhal, Annie Bar
ton M w Bates,
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

IT is refreshing to find the smallest spice
of humor in the midst of the dismal heroics
of the Rebel papers of the South. The Mo-
bile Advertisers quiet explanation that Dick
ems declined to attend church in Boston, be-
cause he is uuinterested in American politics,
is worthy OF Punch in its palmiest days.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

SLEIGHING PARTIEs.-Now that sleighing
has come, together with moonlight nights,
Fernald is prepared with his big sleigh to take
parties at short notice. and will make trip
this afternoon, if pleasant, leaving head of
State street at 2 o'clock. For particulars see
advertisement
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

CAPE ELIZABETH WHARF AND MARINE
RAILWAY CoMPANY.-At the annual meeting
of this Corporation on Monday evening, the
following officers were chosen: Directors, Jo-
seph H. Perley, Joseph w. Dyer, Nathan Dy-
er: Clerk and Treasurer. Charles Baker.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

UNAs.-At the semi-annual meeting of the
Una Boat Club, held Monday evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year:-President, Robinson Williams; Vice
President, Edward B. James; Secretary, VIM.
Randall; Treasurer, VIM H, Brazier.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

AT the annual meeting of the Portland
Band held Jan. 4th, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:-J. Cole,
Leader and Director; d. HI. Chandler, Secre-
tary; P. j. Wiley, Treasurer; L. Wiswell and
G. G. Webb, Managers.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08
State News
ANDROSCoGGIN COUNTY.

Speaking of the recent disappearance OF
young Hosea Z. Kmball from Lewiston, the
Journal says person who slept in the Jones
Block, near or after midnight on Dec. Dist
the night in question heard outside the tramp
cf men and noise and questioning where is
he gone or which way is he gomez" A lady
who slept at the head of Lincoln street. at
about the same hour, heard crowd making
down that street, and heard person sing out
skill him, kill him !" /, peattd five or six
OF two OF three pistol shots in quick succession
The tramping and talking then appeared to
subSide. Another person who slept in the
same locality says he heard pistol shot, and
ty tells substantially the same story, ard says
on looking out the window he saw men drag
glng person down Lincoln street.
ARoosTooK COUNTY. ...
The Presque Isle Sunrise says Mr.. Charles
V. White, of Manchester, Kennebec county,
has purchased the Reed Farm near that vii,
lage, and arrived there on Wednesday evening
last, with his family.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
The Augusta journal says at meeting of
the Directors of the P. & K. R. r. Co. recent
ly held, it was determined to reduce the
working force in the machine shops of the
Companysin that city.
The Grant club at Augusta opened their
new Hall on Tuesday evening. Stirring
ieecQeB were MADE by Oenerdl caldwell
Hon. Eugene Hale, Hon. G. w. Goddard, and
others.
PENoBscor COUNTY.
The Wing says the Bangor Gas Light Com
pauy have made reduction of fifty cents per
thousand feet in the price of gas.
The mercury at Bangor on Sunday, says the
Wing, was from ten TO twelve deg. below
zero. On Monday morning eight TO ten deg.
above.
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Rev. Mr. Holmershausen in a letter from
Ellsworth to the Bangor Wing, speaks of one
of the most remarkable m III the State Of
Maine, VIM. Freeman, Esq. of Cherryfied for
merly contributor to the Daily Wing, in
| both prose and poetry. He never tires with
the pen. In old age his mind and fancy are
very FERTILE he is perpetual thinker and
every thought with him has its poetic cloth
ing. MI. Holmershausen says of Mr.. Free
man that he has seen more than four score
years, and is IN excellent health He sets be-
fore the people the good example of attending
church on Sunday, day and evening. He is 4
gentleman OF varied requirements and extern
slVe information, and is characterized by great
kindness of heart and very hnmane feelings.
A reference to Mr.. Greeley's articles in the
times of Henry Clay, brought the glow to his
cheek and the fire to his eye as he is a great
been through life an able and honest law
, yer.
YORK COUNTY.
John D. CHAMBERLAIN, Esq, has resigned the
Office of Post Master at Parsosfield, and Miss
EVeline McIntire has been appointed to fill the
place.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08
Wednesday Morning, January o. 1896

gg-Frst Page To-Day An Unpleasant
National Characteristic; Pianos at the EXPOSE
ton; Vacant Missions; Varieties.
Fourth Page-An Old Wife's Song, by jean
Ingelow; the Open Polar Sea: an Office Seek
er; the Eruption of Nesuyius. --r
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08
Religious Notices.

THERE will be PRAYER meeting every evening
lis week at the Of the Dung Mems Christian
Association, Brown hall, corner of Congress and
crown streets, commencing at u O'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08
Tor salem; NJ sewall, for Kittery; paren CITY, To-

Tor Salem; NJ sewal. for Kittery; Darien City, for
Winterport
In port, schs Bengal, and Express.
B0STON-Ar 18th, schs Pointe Holmes Bay Of
Isands NF; AdeIine, RYAN, Belfast; Gen Meide
Ferguson and Moses Ei!dv, CnttIell. do.
Cd 9Th, sch Harriet Fuller. Bennett. Portland.
Sid sth, ships Akbar, Golden Hind; barque Haw
tLorne.
Cid 7th. sch North Cape ane. Belfast.
NEWBURYPORT-Sld 9Th inst, sch White Sea.
Blatehiord New York
York.
Mobile, and sailed 9Th
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08
Bachelors Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is The best in the world
The only true and perfect Dve-Harmless, Reliable,
instantaneous. No disarp ment. No ridiculous
tnts. Natural Black OF Brown, Rem edies the i'll
effects Bad DYES Invgorates the hair, ,eaving il
soft and beautiful Tie genuine is signed william
should be avoided. Sold by ali Druggists and Per-
tuners. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
EE Beware OF Counterfeit. dc18 Nd1m
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08
Don't Use Anything Else!

The Vegetable Pulmonary Ba.sum, for
COUGns COLDS and CoNsU NPTIoN, is not one OF
tho ephemerdl nOstrums that forgotten in the
same year they are born. reputation of forty
years stan ling, and an increasing popularity, is
pretty good evidence of its value Get the genuine
REED, CUTLER 81 CO., Druggists, Boston, Pro-
prie .orS de 25eod- So I'm
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

HARPER's BAZAR.-Messrs. Fessenden Broth
ers, Lancaster Hail. have received the latest
number of this excellent journal Of fashion
that for January 18th. 1t maintains the high
reputation it has acquired. ~l
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

OCEAN INSURANCE CoMPANY.-In looking
over the old records of the Ocean Insurance
Company we see that it was incorporated in
the year 1882, and the only living eorporators
are Leonard Billings, Nathaniel Blanchard
and Luther Dana. The first Board of Diree-
tors was elected in 1888, and was composed of
the following members VIM. Woodbury., j.,
c. Churchill, Hez. Winslow, Philip Greedy,
N. f. Deering, BENZ. Knight George Bartol.
The only one living of this number is N. F.
Deering.
The average yearly dividend of this Com
pany since its organic alton is nine per cent.
and during the last twelve years it has divid-
ed nearly twenty five per cent more than its
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

REMovAL.--The old and well established
firm Of Emery, Warehouse & Co., the largest
hardware dealers in our city, have removed
from the stand ON Middle street, opposite the
junction of Free street, which for quarter of
century they have occupied, to the large and
spacious block ON Middle street, next above
the site lately occupied by Mrs. John NJ. Wood,
owned and built by st. John Smith, Esq. The
store is a spacious one and admirably ar
ranged for their large business, and their nu-
merous customers will find it so. r
The firm have not yet decided what they
will do with the old store, which so miracu-
lousy escaped in the great confagraton of
July 4, 1866. The large stores on both sides of
it and large block in the rear were swept
away by the devouring flames and this store
was left untouched. 1t presents rather a COM
hl sight now, surrounded as it is by spacious
blocks, but yet many would desire that it
should be left as memorial of that disastrous
confagration.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

NJ. L. A.-The fourth lecture of the NJ L. A
Course of Lectures will be delivered in the
City Hall, Wednesday evening, Jan. 18th, by
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Owing to the in
disposition of Gen. Sickles there viii be no
lecture this week. Per Order.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

THE Granite Cutters are to give grand
ball at Mechanics Hall this evening. The
managers will do every thing in their power to
make 1t pleasant for all who attend.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

THE good travelling has increased business
on Commercial street, and that street now
presents great deal livier appea rance than it
did month ago.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

THE fourth social levee of the Spirtualist
Association will take place at the Reception
Hall, in the City building, Friday evening
Jan. 10th. Tickets to be had of the commit
ten NJ. Woodman, r. 1. Hull, 7. p. Beals,
w. E. Smith. No tickets sold at the door.
ian7d4t.
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@. w. GILI1EY.
Druggist and ApOthecary,
Congress Street, Cor. Of PrcbIc.

Mr.. Giikey would inform his friends and the pub
lie that the firm name of ROLLINS n GILKEY ccas-
es from this date.
The business will be conluc cd hereafter by C. W.
Gilkey.
As heretofore. a large fresh and reliable line OF
Medicines and Drugs will be always in stock, ms well
as extensive and var ed assortment OF Toilet Ar
/ eles Fancy Goods. imported Cigars sc. Also a
large tock OF the celebrated Marsh's Trusses Sup
pnrters and Shoulder Braces.
Physicians Prescriptions com pounded with skill
and care, this Gepar ment still b. ing in chargs OF
Mr.. has. b Greenleai. dec2S Ilwteodi
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.


The only reliable remedy tor those BROW, iscolor-
ations on the face called Moth Patches, Ere ckes and
Tan, is PERRY's 10Th AND FREcKLE Lor or.
Pre- AIRED ONLY b. DR.. d. c. PERRY, pernatologist.
40 Bond street New Yark. Sold by all Druggists in
Portland, ami els where. Beware ofimitatatiOn.
November 16, NJ W&S3m