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Turner's Tie DOuioureux. or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, IS safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severcst cases completely and permanently cured
in very short time. Neuralgia in the or head
is utterly banishel in few hours. No form ofnerv-
ous disease withstands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent phys,-
Clans. IL contains nothing injurious to the most DEL
icate system. Sold everywhere Sent on receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER s. CO., 100
fremont Street. Boston, Mass, proprietois.
For sale by W. F Phillips G. Co., Portland, Ne.
July Is. eod&w1ysn
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Bristol Line.

The steamers Bris oil and Providence having been
Withdrawn for few week, in order to rtnovafe onj
reht hem, the Bristol Line will run TWO tjrstcias
asst propellers from Bristol in connection with hos
on anu providence Railroad exclusively Tor Freight
Nth pr9mptness ami despatch. Mark your g DDS
Bristol LiBe Ship by Boston ana Providence
slllroad. Fer fur her itorm lion stencils and re
sipts, apply at Company's Office, No. Old State
louise Boston, corner Washirg on and stare streets.
DC Bristol and ProvideI CO will resume their trips
tan elrly day. GEO. SHIyERfCK,
Jan /, 1873 ja7dtt Freight Agent.
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SPOKEN
Oct Il no lat. &C. ship Melr Sc, from Manila Tor
New York. 7ats
Nov ~ lat rs N, lon 81 w. ship Ellen Southland,
from San francisco for LIVERPOOL.
Dec 4, 100 miles North OF Pernambuco, ship Mary
E Campbell, RON New York tor q lao.
Dec - lat Is 81, lon ~ 0S, brig George Davis, Of
Stockton, steering South. ~ FMGH
Jan q OF Sandy ,ok Lightship, sch Frances
Hatch from Richmond for Providence. FL
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AT the annual meeting of Machigonne En-
CINE Company No. 1, the following persons
were elected officers: Il. Samuel Rand, Direc.
tor; Charles E. Somerby, Clerk.
THERE was no business before the Municipal
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PREBLE HOUSE.
Supreme Judicial Court.

CRIMINAL TERM-BARR0ws, j., PRESIDING.
TUESDAY lin the clse of State " John Moran
appellant-seach and seizure tie jury returned
verdict of guilty. Defendants counsel filed mo-
ton in arrest OF judgment, which was owe ruled.
Exceptions were taken and the case goes up
Webb Howard g. Cleaves
State v. John Harmon ! appellant. This was
search and seizure case. The jury returned a YER
dict of not guilty.
Webb. williams
State '. R. R. Robinson, appellant. search and
seizure case The jury returned a verdict guilty.
His counsel fled motion in arrest of Judgment,
and the case will go up.
Webb. Putnam.
State v. John Finnegan, appellant Search and
seizure The jury could not agree upon verdict.
Webb. Putnam
Stare v. William Causer & al,appeants. A search
and seizure The Court ordered mol. pros. TO
be entered, and the defendants were discharged.
Webb. Howard 81 Cleayes
State v. William H. Kaer appellant. Search and
seizure. After the arguments were had Court ad-
iourned.
Webb PntI am
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A FINE DWELLING BoUsE.-On Free street
where SO long stood the livery stable of An
rlrew Fenley, Mr.. E. N Perry has erected a
splendid brick dwelling house of two tene-
ments 1t is three stories high with French
root, and for conveniences inside and pleasant
rooms is not surpassed by any thing ever built
IN this city. The cellars are cemented and di-
vidcd off, in each being a room fitted up with
every convenience for wash room, having
atationary wash tubs boilers, &C. in the
litcten is a force pump for carrying water in
o the rooms above, and in all the sleeping
rooms wash bowls are set. which are supplied
with hot and cold water.
g. ii. Howe was the architect of this house,
ind we were never in one that was better
damned. Mr.. Perry has sold one tenement to
:. A. Marrett, Esq, and the other is now in
he market, and is all finished ready for occu-
nancy. 1t is one of the most desirable loca-
ions in the city, and Mr.. P. is deserving much
,raise for the great improvement that he has
made at this end of this street.
G. A. Rive learn that there are now in
his State fourteen Posts Of the Grand Army
If the Republic, in flourishing condition. as
olows: Portland, Bath, Boothbay, Saco,
Vestbrook, Gardiner, Norway, Waldoboro',
lewiston, Damariscotta, Brunswick. Bangor,
jaStine and Kittery.
Posts will also soon be formed in Mechanic
sails and Baldwin.
The officers of Portland Post are: J. T. Mil
II, P. c.; E. B. Dow, S. P. c.; e. II. Hanson,
7. P. c.; II. M. Meek, P. A.; Sterling Dow,
Nj; John Yeaton, Jr., Q. NJ: NJ. w. Eve
9TH, @. NJ. s.; G. B. French, S.
Portland delegates TO State Conv anton on
'rday: Edwin Moore, M. w. Eveleth, David
;. Horn, +. A. Roberts, e. B. Dow.
On Friday evening the Portland Post will
i've a complimentary supper to the del egates
'om abroad at the Commercial House.
TIE UNION WHARF CoMPANY-At a meet
Ig of the Union Wharf Company, holden at
he Office of Joseph Ii. White, yesterday after
DON, the following officers were chosen for
ne ensuing year: Edward Fox, President;
oseph II. White, Clerk, Wharfnger and
'reasurer; Edward Fox, A. x. Shurtleff, r.
}. Conant, Wharf Committee.
After the election of officers, there being no
Their business before the meeting, it was adj
burned to Feb 4th, at O. lock ?. M.
This Company have made some great i'm
rovements in this wharf during the last year,
having expended about $4,000.
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TWrnllUTe, NC.-Fs .. DdIIUy'
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Statement Canal National Bank.
Sta ement Casco National Bans .
Boat Sleigh EnteIpriso-N S. Fernaid.
Hats and Caps-Harris.
Look-Gco. l.. Pickett.
Cordage Manuacturers-G. q d. L. Donnell.
Horse Raiiroa NJ. G Palmer.
Convention State Temperance Alliance.
Bristol Liue-Geo Shiyerick.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

has been wrecked in the ST. airs OF Canso.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCIsCo-Ar Sd, ship Oceen Express,
Warsen, Liverpool.
ough, Bangor; sch Mabel Hall. Hall. Rockland.
Cd 2Sih, sch Sabine, Percy, for Pensacola.
NEW pRLEANS--Ar sob, ship Canova- Herri-
man. Martinique Lizzie Moses, OK, Antwerp.
Ar 3lst, brig Daphne, Young, Vera Cruz,
Cld 8 st ult. barque Annie Krmball, Lincoln. for
MOBILE Cid s1st, ship Success, Chase, tor Liv-
sAVANNAH-Ar 5th brig Mary Ann, Marshall,
from Havana for New York. leaky.
Chi I'd, brig Harriet, Staples, for Darien.
Cid 5th, ship Flora hurlDut, Brown, tsr Hayre
sch Bay state, ior New York.
Six 9th sch Benz Brown, for Darien.
In port Sd, ships Mes enger Small, Tor liverpool,
ldg; Thos Freeman. Owen, for do; brig has We :
| V, Folsom for Baltimore, log; sch II P Russell,
Harrington, for Boston, and Others.
DARlEN-Cld 25th, brig j Merriman, Merri-
man. New YorE. '.+ ~
cd 3lst brig Geo Berry Bradley, Havana
In port ISL br Virginia, Of Richmond, to be sold
bury, narien Mary Fletcher, Pendleton, Mobile.
BALTIMORE-Cld Ith sch Lucy Ames, Flanders.
Fail River. s ~
NEW YOtk-Ar 4th, brig Hattie Il, Daggett,
Elizabethoort Tor Aspinwall; schs Charlotte Fish.
Strong, Georgetown sc
Damon, WILKINS Buenos Ayres: Idaho, Whitebury,
Asplnwall bries Machas, Upton. Malaga; Petsis
Ilnchley, FoSltT, odindNd3 u Lie BhtOh, LeigmOn,
Curacao. Potomac, Snow. Charleston; T. & Redman,
Reilman, Boston sehs silver l., Bailey, Eliza
bethport Tor Portland; Vixen, Newman, Millbridge;
S 5 l;ickmore. from RockpoIt, Gates. Gates
Pcrry: L l. Gregory Thor ltiike, Roeklan for Nor
folk; Annie freeman, Reed, and Virginia, Bearse
Portland; Emeline McLain, Sleeper, rail- River lor
Baltimore.
Cid 4th, ship Wheeler, darris. for Glasgow
Young America. Cummings. San Francisco: barque
Thos Pope, Bailey Zlza; Stampede Jewett, Glen
tuegos, brigs Peledo. Plummer, Cardenas: Hal
cyon, Durham, Marsel les schs ChaI les H Kelley.
Reed Dolby, ga Kolon Jasper, ia sonyle; h g
Knight, Whittemore, Para; CA Farnsworth, Saw
yer, Demarara.
NEW LONDON-Ar 4th scbs Louisa Crockett
Croc. ett Providence Tor Guilford, ct, to load tor
Savannah; Red Jacket. Higgins, Gardiner for New
York; L w Collins, Coli S, Providence tol do.
rem, Alexandria; Marion Draper, Meady. from Jer-
sey City.
Ar 9Th. scbs Adde z Stimson, Stimson, Elizabeth
polt; Willie Move, Hilton, New YORK.
NEWPORT-Ar 5lh, chs Express. Anderson, TN
Camd n for New York Moro Kelley I'm Calais for
Ba timore.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar Sd, sch Hattie, Cook tror,
PASSPORT for New York. =.
Ar Ith brig Cara own Brown. Havana for Ros
ton, II days sch JAS O'Donohue, Wyman, Boston
Tor Georgetown, SC.
Ar 9Th, bar ,ue Phlena Davis. from New yorl, for
Portland brlss "Miller," Henderson, FIN do for do;
Almou Roweil. Davis. do for Boston T. II Naouiro
Littlefield, Baltimore Tor do; Manson l;ilney / ON
Havana II da for Rostoa.
In port, barnues Rachel, and PhilNra; brigs Lena
Ihmriow, Almon R0well. hanso Clara Brown, NJ
and 9th RS.
EDGART0WN-Ar list, sch Express, Anderson,
Camden tor New York.
SID "a, sehs Mary langdon, tor Rocklandi Trident
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s ITCH! ITCH!! ITCH!!
SCRATCH SCRATCH! SCRATCH
in from 10 to IS hours.
Wbeaton's Ointment cures he Itch.
hratUm,s Din men cures Salt Eshcum.
WhPaton's Ointment cures Setter.
Nheaf0n's Ointment cures Eai bers Efcb
heHton's Ointment cures Every kind
of Hum"r like Magic.
Trice. so cents a box by mail, 80 cents. ADDRESS
" EEkS & POTTER, No. 10 Washington Street,
10 ton, Mass. For sale by all Druggists.
8 September rs. eod&w1Y ei
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

JAPANESE CONSERVATISM appears to have
secured great triumph in the transfer of tenn
poral power from the hands of the Tycoon to
the Mikado. The la tier dignitary has hereto
fore exercised spiritual rather than secular
functions, and his accession to the govern
ment is said to be much like the abdication of
Victor Emanuel in favor of the Pope, if such
a thing could happen. The Mikado proposes
to govern Japan through the agency ola coun-
Gil of damos, or mobiles. What the effect of
this change will be upon the relations of Jap
an with foreign governments cannot yet be
determined, but it is at least fortunate that
the treaties opening the ports of that Empire
to foreign commerce were ratified before this
apparently reactionary movement took place.
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-A young girl named
Nora Lizra, belonging in Yarmouth, attempts
ed suicide yesterday afternoon by taking laud-
anum. Her father came to this city Monday
with the intention of taking her home, she
then being in the Aims House. He carried
her to the barracks near the jail, leaving her
there and himself starting off to get little of
the "critter." Being unable to go home that
night, they remained over until yesterday.
About half-past three O'Clock she sent a
boy 10 an apothecary store for an ounce OF
laudanum for the purpose, as she stated, of
bathing. In short time the boy returned to
the store, and inquired if it would iniure the
lady. stating she had drank it all. DR.. Merrill
was Immediately called, and the usual rene
dies resorted to, but at late hour last night it
was thought dou btful if she would recover.
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Business Items.

A full supply of Artists Materials and Sheet
Wax t Schlotterbeck & Co.'s. 2w-mwf
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/ iain's Pure Eiderberry and Cur


So highly recommended by Physicians, may be-
undat wholesale at tbs drug stores ofW. W. Whip
81 CO., II. II. Hay, w. II. Phillips & Co., E. l..
a ;Dwood and j. W. Perkins & Co. jani2snd1y
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Is the bst article known preserve the hair 1t will
positively restore
Gray Hair TO its Orig mai Color, and
Promote its esrOwth.
n 1t is an entirelynew scientific discovery combin-
ing many Of the m ST powerful and Testor.t i've
agents in he vegetable kingdom.
it Makes the ssnir SIN Doth mud Glossy,
and does nos stain the skin. =
IT Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY
For sale by all Druggists. Price S1.00.
r.. p. HALL 81 CO., Nashua NJ. Ii.
Proprietors. |ttt
January3. e1d&weow1msN
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Putr am.

A HARD CAsE.-There are, undoubtedly,
many hard cases in this city that do not come
to the knowledge of editors, reporters or even
those whose business it is to provide for the
wants of the destitute, but our sympathies
were particularly excited by statement COM
ing from the most reliable source, of poor
woman whose husband, brutalized by intern
perarce, left her and her four little children
several months ago, without anything to re v
upon for support. During the warm weather,
the Oldest child, girl about nine years of age,
was able to procure chips for fuel, and the
mother could earn CROUCH by washing to pay
her rent and purchase food enough to keep
them from actual starvation. Not willing to
be separated from her four little girls, she put
forth all her energies to protect them from
pinching cold and hunger, until the severity
OF the weather compelled her to apply to the
Overseers of the Poor for assistance, from
whom she received two feet of woed and some
provisions. After the wood was gone she APP
piled again, and was told she could receive no
more until the end of the month. She Dor
rowed dollar, and went in the storm of Sat-
urday 10 purchase snail quantity of wood,
but the person to whom she applied refused to
sell so small quantity as her money would
buy, so that from Saturday until Monday she
and her children were entirely without fuel.
We have no doubt the Overseers of the Poor
and the benevolent of our city are under the
necessity of exercising much caution in the
dispensation of their favors, but we think there
can be no doubt that this is one of the deserv-
ing cases, to relieve the necessities of which
would be deed of charity. Any sum left at
this Office will be faithfully applied to the re-
lief of this worse than widow and orphans
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why Suffer from Sores /?

When. by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you be easily cured 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, ScItds, Chopped Hands, Sprains, ChtS,
Wounds, and e0ery Complaint cf the SGiR. Try it,
as it costs but rs cents. Be sure to ask tor
HGle'S AFHicG Ointment,
for sale by all druggists, send your address and
So centsto o. p. SEYMOUR g. Co. Boston. Mass,
aud receive box by return mail. w. #. Phillips 81
TO-, agents for Maine. april2G1ysn
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Hnrs, Railroad.

THE stockholders of the Portland Railroad Com
! psnv are hereby notified Il a. their Annual
yeetine viii be held at the Old City Hall, Market
luare, on
Ionday, the 2Ofh day of January, 1865,
t3 oclack NJ, for the choice of officers and trans
ton of any other business that may legally come
7 fore them. NJ. G. PALMER, Secretary.
Portland, Jan It'll, 1868. jaSeodtd
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C0tarsh Can be Cured

HEADACHE relieved, and in fact every disease
LOT the nose and head permanen ly cured by the
Sc of the well known remedy,
Raeder's German snuff!
Try it, for it costs but 25c. For sale by all drug
SIS; or send 35c to o. p. SEYMOUR & CO.. Bos-
,t, and receive box BY return mail. ser4dtsN
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

A TWENTY FIVE cent bottle of Wolcott's
Pain Paint is of more efficacy in removing al
pain, and etfecting permanent cure, than $40
invested in the purchase Of burning liniments,
plasters or pills, which only aggravate and dis
tress. Why? Because it reduces infamma-
ton a hundred times faster than ice; causes
no irritation; leaves no color; is harmless as
water. No charge for removing pain at 40
Chatham square, New York; "a Myrtle ave-
nue., Brooklyn; 36 Winter street, Boston.
Sold by druggists ten times faster than any
other preparation. -
ALI pills create disorder, and You find
All physic sure to weaken b "iy, m nd
All liq ids, hot, create suTfaoe pain,
All sy rups, soothing, will benunb the brain.
All proper iooi and fruit new lite instill;
All medicines create greater i'll;
All ma ure fights; right reason damns the foe,
rel1c OF thousand years ago.
And every patient who has ever been cursed
with drugs, and all who have been singed with
pepper liniments or spanish flies, will say
Amen most alphabetically. TG6
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Browns Bronchial Troches
date reliet. For BronchiIi /, Asthma, ga
fa'rh, COnsumpfive and Tfsroat Diseases,
Trochrs are used with always good success.
SINGERS and PU BLIC SPEAKERS use them
TO cl ar and strengthen The voice.
Obtain only "Brown's Bronchial Troches." and do
not take any of the Worthless limitations that may
be offered. Sold Everywhere. nol3d&w3m sN
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A Cough, a Cold or a Sore Throat,

Requires Immediate attention, az should be check
cd. Ii allowed to continue, .U
Irritation of the uugs, a Permanent
Throat ID isease or Consumption,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ANN dlae ReciDiemf

.r s- AND NOW
discharging CARGO COAL, which for Cooking can
not re excelled Samples n my Office, and a most
glowing g. satisfactory IRE in my Office Crate, the
better show its qualities. IVA
PRICE $500 DELIVERED.
WEIGHT GUARANTEED, AT
No. 266 Cont. 6y Jos. Poor.
ian7l1UsN
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THE following is an extract published in the
Sacramento Bee, taken from letter written
Sept. %, from Washington, by John S. Nixon,
of Covington, KY, to his brother, DIR. A. b.
Nixon, OF Sacramento:
This is the fourth time have been in Wash
ington since the middle of last November, and
the time before this remained about month.
/ have but few acquaintances here except
strictly business ones. The only family where
regularly visit is that of Gen. Grant. 1t is a
most delightful place to visit, and have been
there SO much L feel very much at home. The
General is every way one of the very best men
l have ever known. You can depend upon it,
he is in iull sympathy with the great Repub-
lean party. He has told me since L have been
here this time that he approves Of everything
that Congress has done, hut that they did not
go far enough in taking the work of recon-
struction entirely into their own hands.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
BOOTHBAY>sJan Ar schs Packet Grant, from
Franklin Tor Portland d X Arey, r, an, Belfast Tor
Boston Gen Meade, ferguson, i'm do tor do: Nice
Treat, Hinckly, Stockton tor do; Cameo, Eiwell and
Moses Eddy Cottreu, Belfast Tor do.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

OCEAN INSURANCE CoMPANY.-At the an
nual meeting of this Company on Monday the
following Board of Directors was elected
William w. Woodbury., Jacob Mcclellan, Jo-
mas H. Perley, Joseph Hale, j. S. Winslow, G..
E. B. Jackson, Joseph W. Dyer.
AT subsequent meeting of The Directors,
VIM. w. Woodbury. was reelected President
and George A. Wright, Secretary.
MEssRs FITz & BUXTON having enlarged
their grocery store, on the corner of Oxford
ond Chestnut streets, opened it last evening to
their friends, to whom they gave an entertain
ment, not forgetting, among other good things,
an excellent chowder. 1t was very pleasant
occasion to all present.
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Or mt ITO SsdbUry Street, sOston.
Secondhand Safes taken in exchange Tor sale.
Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam improvement at
tched TO Titon Il NJ -Farland's Safes, can order OF
merry, Waterhouso & Co.
Jan l5-sN lstw i'll eaeE mo&adv re maindeT of time
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DODD'S NERVINE
AND ENVEGOR

This Medicine is NERVE TONIC. 1t stops the
waste OF vitality, braces the Nerves, and quietly
regulates tie system. Sleeple ssness Ifri ability,
Loss OF Energy, Loss OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, Con
stipa ion, local Weakness, snd a general falling Of
the mental and bodily functions, are the common in
dicatiOn OF Nervous Disease DOdd's Nervine and
Invi -orator is complete specific tor all troubles
1t is also the best, it is also The agreeable
Remedy JOF Female Complaints
ever offered TO the public. PIostraton OF Strength
Hysteria-retaned, excessive, irregu ar and painful
menses-y ield to its magic power
To MOTHERS.
Mothers we also commend the NERVINE for use
in the diseases which aict children while Teething,
as certain to fl M quick and grateful relief III e
supplying Syrups, of which Opium is the principal
ingredient, are dangerous to life, impair the tunc-
lions of The stomach and bowels, and actually
impede the healthy growth of Your offspring. To
cure Wind Cole. regulate the bowels soften the
gums, and relieve pain, the NERVINE will always
be found safe and efficient
Don't Use Anything Else!
~ Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient. For sale by all Druggists.
Price One Dollar per bottle.
III. B. STORER & c., Proprietors,
No, 10 Fulton Street, New York.
October 10, 1867. WSS1y
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DISASTERS.


Brig Chas Miller, Brewer, from Boston, arrived at
st Thomas 3l iIlt, with loss OF sails, main BOOM & c.
having had heavy weather.
Sch 6 II Bird Jones' from Roclland tor Baltimore
ashore Cd Mays Head 3ist ult, where she re-
mIned. Capt J had arrived at Norfolk Tor assist
ance. and reported his vessel uninjureu.
Sch Jane Otis, (where from or hound not stated J
has been wrecked in the ST. airs OF Canso.
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and Vicinity
AUCTION COLUMN.
&c.-F. o. Bailey.

New Advertisements this Day.
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TSitOn &c McFOrI0n6. a.
Desire call the attention to the tact that than
4 q
If their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION iu the
ate tire. Parties desiring
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CIT Y II "A L Ii
Tuesday EUenipg, Jan. IA, 1865.
MUSIC BY FULL PORTLAND BAND.
f[L d. H. CHANDLER, PrOmpter.


The proceeds will be devoted tn defraying the ex-
pense of Teorganizing and uniiorming the "Old
Company" tor military duty.
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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
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08
WASHINGTON COUNTY

John D. CHAMBERLAIN, Esq, has resigned the
office of Post Master at Parsosfeld, and Miss
EVeline McIntire has been appointed to fill the
place.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

Na MODERATE PRICE, will please cali On
-E.... EMERY K WATERHOUSE
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Remedy tor Female ComDIai1.

ever offered to the public. PIostratlon OF Strength
Hystefia-retaihed. excessive, irregu and painful
/ mo ls.as--- L In s,ln.ln liz n,Ia
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KENNEBEC COUNTY.

The Wing says the Bangor Gas Light Com
pauy have made reduction of fifty cents per
thousand feet in the price of gas. FL.
The mercury at Bangor on Sunday, says the
Wing, was from ten TO twelve deg. below
zero. On Monday morning eight TO ten deg.
ahnve
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-08

changed t8gaCrs 10 nnftWEoYpFtH
FREIGHTS-we note the following eng garments
since our last: bark Mary E. Libby, for Matanzas,
with box shocks at 1sc; brig Mary E. Hinds for
deck; sch Eva May, for Cardenas with box shocks
at lie; brig Frontier, for port north side Of Cuba
with boxes at 1sc under and hoops on deck at 81 |;
brig Casilian. hence. chartered at Carderas with
return cargo of box shocks at 19kc; sch Mary E.
Staples for Cardenas with box shocks at lie and
hoops at 81; sch Fred Fish to LOAD boxes at Wis
casse tor north sdeCuba at 1Sc brig Hatfield Broth
ers for Matanzas at lie for box shocks.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-11-28
The Oldest ile.ss n smsries.


IIy far The most interesting a. weIl
Ne The most abused of MedG,rd anliaui.
ties Is the old brick house built il,
Governor Matthew Craddrk In lgai
The oldest house probably Of the
jamestown md I'lvmomh settlers
have long sinea disappearrd I'm,
this building with H. solid wall
eighteen inches thick, ms stooJ hers
on The quiet bank of the Mystic far
more than two centuries. Craddnk
was n wealthy london merchant be.
fore he cnlipratcl. and tho honac wn.
a very costly one for those times. II
is two low stories in height with a
curb roof, and low, almost souare
windows. In the upper part Of the
walls near the caves are two or tbrco
"ovalsp or apertures. twenty inches
in height hy sixteen in width around
which the bricks were laid in tho
manner of an arch.