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~ Tee Carriers of the "PREss" are not allowed
to sell papers singy or by the week. under any cir
cnmstances Persons who are, or have been, receive
ing the "PREss" IN this manner, will confer tav-
or by leaving word at this Office.
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'1o'-We have received from Mr..
stephen A, Emery, the composer two new
songs tae MUSIC u,r OF which was composed by
him, entitled "'Twas in the sunny Rbipeland !"
and you ask me il the face is ,.ir . p,,,
lished by Davenport Bros, No. Temnla p,aoo
Boston 'No
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l. .. OF o. Fat a regular meeting of
MachigoDne Encampment No. 1, held Dec. 1e,
tne following officers were elected for the en-
SUNG term: C. P, G. N. Lang; II. p, J. I.
barbour; 5. W., VIM. Fessenden; j. W., G.
W. sklllins; Scribe, N. G. Cum mings: Treas.
urer, A. D. Smith
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LEvEE.-The ladies of the st. Lawrence st.
ohurch gave very pleasant entertainment at
'he Vestry of the Methodist Church, on Con-
eress street, last evening. The rooms are yery
cheeriul apartments, well warmed and lighted.
and the singing aud piano performances which
we heard, seemed to give great satisfaction to
the audience. There was bountiful supnlv of
oysters, creams and other Refreshments and
although there was not great crowd still
considering the other attractions elsewhere
there was very good attendance.
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MARRIED..

In Roekport, Dec. 8. by Rev. VIM. L. Brown, Sam
r. whit n, OF Westport. and Miss Clara NJ .
Thayer. of Rock ort. 49,
In Wiscasset. Dec 8, BY Rev. L. Giyen Orren L.
Lord, nt portland, and Miss Emma Hodgdon. Of
Boothhay. "S'on' VI
In ~exico. Nov: 81, Aiph,nzo W. Ellis, Of Canton.
and Susan L. Deshon, of Peru
In Wet atersille, Dec. 5, Dsa. Stephen c. Wat
son and Emma j. safes. "
In Montvlle, Nov l6 VIM. F. Bnuler, OF UNITY.
and Harriet A. Plummer, f Freedom
n In FREED I'M, Hoy a. Elijah Flye ard Susa
CoJkson, both OF Unity.
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Ratcheinr'S Hair five

This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the world
The only tr lie ana perfect Dye-H armess RELIABLE
instantaneous. No disapp Eminent. No ridiculous
tints. Remedies the i'll effects ~ Bad DYES Jnvio-
CRATES and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black Or
oroWn. Sold by all Druggists and Periumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory 1e Bond
street, New York. ian1asNdlv
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DIED.

IN this ty. Dec. IA. Orrison Stevens. aged % yrs
In Harrison Nov. ~. Mr ,ilas flake, aged 56 yrs
OF Silas Blake '"e
In Wateivil e, Dec. g. Capt. Gilbert Whitman
aged 20 years. ""A
In Canton, Dec. 7, Mrs. Edwin Child AGED 81 vrs
, In oxford. Dec. 8, MIS- Phtbe. relict OF The late
81 years. "seU
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AccIDENT.-An intoxicated man fell down
the area in front of Browns Sugar House
Tuesday evening. He appeared to be consid-
erably Injured when he was got out, bat his
state OF intoxication prevented an immediate
ascertainment of how severe the injuries were
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WATER Color PAINTINe.-Hale, % Free
street, has some of the finest work OF this kind,
painted on all kinds of useful articles, we have
ever seen. Look at his window; you will not
often see such pretty goods of the kind
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PRESENTS. The sale of fancy goods at the
auction room of E. NJ Patten s. Co., will be
continued to-day, forenoon and afternoon. The
assortment is large and chuina
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Administrators sale.

PURSUANT to a lcense from the Judge OF Pro-
[ ba e Tor the County of Cumberland, shall offer
at private sale, at my ofic !, and atter Saturday
the 18th day OF December, 8ie, tie Real Estate CT
which Jeremla, SWEET died seized anil possessed,
consisting Of house and t, with out buildings, sit
uated on the easery side OF Washington Street, in
the City OF tOItland.
VIM. E. MORRIS, Admir-.
Portland, Dec. 4, 1868. d tissS
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THE Robinsons, No. 3 Elm street, are bound
TO sell goods less than any one. They have
marked doacn their whole stock. Felt hats in
quantities for 25 cents, and thousands of velvet
hats for 65 cents, and all the choice goods of
the season at the same rate. dec45-3t
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DEAFNESS

Testimonial Of Mr.. ". r. Morrill,, Of Portland.
suffered from Discharge of the Ear for thiryfour
years before consulting Dr. Carpenter IN lse5. Alter
applying his remedies two months, my ear was
cured. and remains so. ANY person interested can
see me bycalhng at the General Agency OF N. Y.
Life Insurance Co., No. 80 Exchange Street.
W. F. MORRILL,.
Dec 1st. 1863.
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RocAia for Bosom
CLEARED.
Brig Elslnore, tBrl Moore, CORVALLIS, NS-John
sch Gertie Lewis. Hodsdon. Baltimore = Berry
teous. -.
sch Sch Dusky Lake. tBrl Mass, Chester. Ns-John
Company.
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MARI N e N EWS
PORT Of PORTLAND.


"Wednesday, Decent Der 10,
ARkIVED.
steamer Franconia. Sherwood. New YORK.
steamer Chase, Mulligan, HALIFAX. rs,
Brig MeRonah, Davis salem.
SS cn Lara SAWYER, Sawyer philadelphia.
Sch Snver Belle, iailey, new Yor.
Sc luz o. newcastle tBri Finley st John, NIB.
Sch Oetavia a POW, Starting. Eastport.
och Paragon, HE ,e,. Eastpoit.
zen ton'oy. Smi h KockLlnd.
sen zen lie f0u.g kockland.
Sen hiehz Stackpole, Thomaston.
Sen ~ Ask, Stackpole. rhomasto,.
sen Ligure, Ricbai dson, Lalais for Boston,
sen Alcoia, Dennson. Machias tor Boston
-Sca Alamo, Chase, Machias for Boston.
on. - -
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THE Bors AND GiRLs

will not be forgotten, but viii nd their ow la all
w'ys lighted with such Jun in pI lures, aud such tun
Ia stories as sh III make them look sharply every
week for the ming OF HEARTH AND HOME
There viii be riddles and puzz es and game; and
many pleasant women and cheerful men, who love
the little people, will have much to say their en-
teitainment. AMI all the luu will be so tempered
with 'od teaching, that We shal. hope Ike h, m
wiser and bette, while we make the n merrisr.
TO ALL WHO LIVE IN THE O0UNTbY
wo shall hope t. brin, entertainment, sound teach
ing, anil saluab su9g s.iens.
Finally. W. are aware III It it is easy, an not un.
Usual, TO inla &c in large promi es 10 prosL
We rely hJwever upon tue actual merit our apsr
% make good all W. have said; and co that end we
shall conf Iently ask the at entiOn Of every readn
person to its ample an beau iiul pages
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ESSAY for Youno men

I'm the Errors and Abuses inaI 10 Youth ana
~ Early Manhood, vii the humane view of treat
ment and cure sent mail Tree OF charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia
Pa. sanood q VANS "'
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTs.
HEARTH and HOME
EDITED ny
DONALD q. MITCHELL,
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.

On the 26th OF December will DO issued the frst
number of a new Rural and Family Paper with the
above title. . .H -H. ri
1t will be published weekly on sixteen large hard
some pages printed nom new type on Gear, whiis
boOk paper, abundantly illusrated by the best an
tists
N, I1LLL RE LARGELY nEYOTRD 10
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Gristadoro's Hair DYE

To Art we owe a Thousand graces;
Improving tn no dsg raca is.
s., as gray hair don't p'eIse the I'VE,
Use Ctist1doro's Ma CHESS 0ye.
Cri>tadOrOs Gair Preservatiye.
Strik ing, astound rg, are the fleets pro uced by
Or sta1oro's Hal rrese vative and Beautifer re
the hair ever so wlry, coarse and unmanag abe by
brush and CONT, in Ooe week this art Gle will lender
1t fiexlpie, lust.l us. ard inclinci 10 curl.
Sold by all d ug2ists, and apple by all Har
Dressers. ManDf,c."ry No IS Maiden Lane Prin-
clpal Depot NO ASt0r III dc teuhlly eow1 sN
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. ATTENTIoN!-All comrades of Bosworth En-
sampment, Post No. 2, G. A. R., are requested
to meet in the ante-room of City Hall this eve-
ming at IL o'clock. Per Order.
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COMMERCIAL STREET.-A walk in this great
thoroughfare these sharp cold mornings shows
us that winter has neither Trojan over our
harbor nor stopped business. The produca
dealers know how "to keep things from freez-
ing. Perhaps our citizens don't know where
all the potatoes and other good things which
appear upon their tables come from. few
days ago we saw several freight cars wheel off
to Central wharf, and SO we lust looked in nm.
on their contents. They came over the Grand
Trunk and some of them were filed with no.
tatoes in bulk, consigned to j. l. Libby. tt
was because Mr.. Libby has cars fitted nm ex
pressly for the transportation of potatoes and
apples. There are large box stoves in them.
and these articles are just as well. and even
better, guarded against frost than thew would
be in cellars This commission merchant does
large business in produce. We looked into
his store rooms and there immense niles of no.
tltoes greeted our ewes. We did not suppose
there were so many potatoes in town as we
saw in his store houses The truth is. we
could hardly live but for our railroads. as anv
one may see by a visit to Commercial street
We hope to see ere long large hogs, vel ow
butter, rich cheese and other good things come
through the Notch of the White Mountains
and enter our city, and then a new impetus
will be given to our business which some peo-
pie don't dream of in their philosophy.
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DR.. BENNETT, room % q. s. Hotel is curing
all manner of disease without medicine.
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SHEET Wax and materials for wax flowers
at Schlotterbeck g. Co.'S, dec15-1w
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FOR EIGN PORTS

Sydney N>W
at Bansko OF Ii, ship sOoIOo. Hutchinson fol-
Hong Kong; Min ora, allen, tor 40 Arabia Hines
le' ,and mour, spencer. Or Europe oar u Pc In
Seymour tnr dong Kong; tuieka, Young, tor Eu
rope >and Others.
hor c 'rtis NJ lravia, PatteD; Richard Nc anus
Foster. an st john Burslev, Tor &C ports.
sii I'm Alexandria, Il, .4th uit. ba. Que Signal
Ar i Ma at,an 18th ult. bar ,ue Goodell, Crockett
San aocisco. tani sailed 18th tor Para Colorado,
10 10 ID logwood.
At Rio Janeiro 18th ult ships Poclhontas. Devens,
repg; riterion, Sheldon, do; Golden hind, Davis
an I 70 'tiac. Railing do; Assyria, Patton, hon
Car lift. dsg and others. =
Sid 18th ult. SHIP Gen 6errv. Levensalier. Ca'lao.
AT at st Thomas 18th I, barYue Palo Alto, Wiley
ar al Havana 9TH inst. brig adelaide, j" Nels N,
Portland.
SIN N ardenas 7th inst. bar,ue Lorena, Hicb
born Tor North OF iiateras; Sd, brig Proeous, Hall
AR at HALIFAX 9th inst sch D Gillespie, Banks, TN
Portland.
additional per steamer CITY o Parish
Ar at Queenstown 30th, Norton Slower, Slower,
Cardenas.
.t AT at ,ienoa 9th ult, Wild Gazee, Lewis. from
Ar at Cadz 2eth ult Annie E Sherwood Lecraw,
Bordeaux--Sld I'm Pauillac 2sth ulr, Lizzie Moses,
Cox Mobile.
Sid i'm Alden 18th ult Pleades stetson. Akvab.
AT Tener lie pod ult. Sagalah c, Carlton, from
Callao, ar 18th; Harry Bluff Oliver, unc.
SPOKEN.
o1t 2, lat 7 N, Ion 90 W. ship h Prescott, from
Cardlf Tor Rlo Janeiro.
York tor San Francisco.
Dec 10. lat u 80, Ion 70 40, ship Gen Conner,
from - tor Boston.
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FRoM MERcHANrs, rrou.pnr 4


FROM MERcHANTs' EXCHANGE.
Ar at Baltimore 18th, sch |, Foster. Trowant
Portland.
Cid 18th. sch Broadheld for Portland.
Ar at New York I6ih, sch Alta Portland
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Portland, Dec. 10, 1865. -'t'e''0'' ''' W
Memoir ANDa.


Sch Maine, Tot islesboro) Brown. froDo Portland
tor Brantford was run into by a Br schr a, =, auc
ter, Monday, and some ha dama 3. ~ 9 ~
works. >he was taken to the wharf Tor re5airs WI
Sch Helen Mai, ut Tremont) Rich from PORTLAND
for Boston, was run into by schr II 4 Colson a,
Gloucester. on Monday. and bad bowsprit knocked
Q It, anu sustained other damage. She received as
sissance m the q steam Nahonpg
i,arIne Swallow, Capt George Wells, sailed from
bangkok May % tor San Francisco. and she has
not yet arrived it supposed sic has oundered. The
captains wife was on ard.
Sch Equator, (not EndOra iron Nassau, Mp, With
loss OF jbhUom aud short Of provisions. spoken
9th inst. lat s., lon 70 "a. by schr Beta which ar
rivrd at New York ow Turks Islands, Could ren-
der no assistance, as t was glowing gale.
Sch Francis Hatch, from Rockland tor Richmond.
spoken 9Th INST. at 49, Ion II. with 10 OF for
wari house and sails damaged; WIS obhgeI to lay
to TOR hve days.
Sch l. Visa Crockett, OF Rockllnd from Be ton tor
Phil ,deiph:a. which Mt ashore Hereford met,
was got OFF tn anu towt to New Yors.
Liverpool Nov 30. The COrOuet rom New Or
leans, which has just arrived was throwa on her
beam ends and jettisoned Al bales cotton on deck,
NOV Is, ion Az W.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

There are two new briggs now at Millbrdge OF $50
tons each. ready Tor seattle MINI L Smith. Capt
A Ray, and the Mary Leighton Capt il ell G Gay.
Both will pl oeeed to New York in ballast.
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DRERrNG HALL.-Duprez s. Benedct's Min
strels, composed of twenty-six artists, will give
.ne hrst of two performances at Deering Hall
tnis evening. This company takes the lead of
al travelling companies in the Union.
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IMPORTS.
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN sTEAmkRs

ST John, NIB. Sch DUKE of Newcastle - q M
punches sugar box shocks, N j Miller
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LAUSCKED-At East Machias i2'h inst. from the
ward of ) W Pooe q Co. schr OF 149 tons, named
ManulOa ID be commanded by capt George Talbot.
She will load for W est Indies.
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N Notice is hereby given at the lst class Iron C,n
BBuoy which recently drifted from its moorrhgs on
has been replaced.
ny order OF the Light House Board.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
luton d Mcfarland,

luton d Mcfarland,
Desire cali the attention to the fact that than
~ M DO
Of their Safes gave AMPLE PROJECTIONS In ths
late fire. Parties desiringa
FIRST RATE SAFE.
Alta MODERATE PRICE, will please call on
EMERY q WAREHOUSE
Middle Street. Portland
Or ut no Sudbury Street, Boston.
Ea9-Second-hand Safes takenin exchange for sale
Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam improvement at
tached to Titon McFarland's SAFES, can order OF
Emery, Waterhouso & Co.
Jan 15-sNtstw 10 each mo& adv rema inder of time
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The Fruit Grower.

Will find in this Journal all fruits Of value fg-
ured and described. and improved methods OF
ment OF established Sorts subject the observai1ns
and criticisms Of professional and accomplished cul
tvators. This paper will not DO party IN the wars
OF the pomooglsts; outside pressure sha cause 1t
to speak well OF au interior iruit, oil badly oil GOOD
trult,
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will find due space given in this journal 10 flower
culture, whether in summer or winner The cGnser-
vltOry OF the rich and the flower patch of the day
llborer will be both subject OF consideration and Of
such suggestions as exper enced aoSer-growers or
inventive amateurs can supply. This d partment
OF the journal W II be under thu supervisor OF
practical gardener ana accomplished Dotanist.
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A HOUSE on Hanover ST.. Containing six rooms.
"A SIS per month. ALFUKD YEE.
DELI an u Market Square, Up stairs.
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DAILY AND WEEKLY
TENNESSEESTAATS ZEITUNG
.s% THE ONLY GERAIAE DAILY AND
WEEKLY N CITY AND STATE.
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shed in Nashville. 4
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GongreB SerbanbIuugen
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70 u ~ 4c' Utot'
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itimiit, ba6 i'm Saa bes Sooes o6er
Der 9btueienbeit eines 9epartement<
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anberen departments sur Grnennung
lelder 8eamten, ipelGe our1 bic
Gbefs III aei9eben pfeeeu, autoriTren
foH, itnmer iebod nit Ginbolun9 Der
3ultimmung nes Senates.
leber Die Sulahung Oes Serrn Sbos
mas bon Marelano sHs {einem Sis IN
Dem Genot ipurbe beitimmt, oab 6ers
ielbe ben bur6 bic Gonititution bers
Ianaten Gib nibt leiiten f6nne, oa Ct
Ieinem minoeriabrigen Sobn geltattst
babe, In biz 9ebelIems @rmee Su treten
llub i'm nit 500 aur Gqhipiruns pers
feben, Der @ebeaion alio 8orl6u6 9es
- leiftet babe. s.
DoolittIe iberrei@te Elm Memorial
bon 1000 Bar0etn in alabama, iuoriu
hieiel6en eegen Neeerberridaft protes
itiren unb erfIarfri, fid} lieber Der forts
geiebten WfiIitarberrIAaft oBneWioers
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