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Drllnnnond.
MUNICIPAL Courf.

JUDdE hINGsBUKY PKES1DlNG.
FRIDAy.-Denns Haley and John Ward. The
respondents were put on trial for the druggng and
robbery OF Daniel O'Hare last Friday night. They
were bound over in $30o each for t,ial Ward found
sureties, but Haley committed. j. O'Donnell
for defence.
State vs. Dennis Marrar. Search and seizure pro-
cess. Trial decision, guilty. Appealed w. L. Put
nam for defence.
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THERE is one manufacture which the rich
and poor conspire together to praise and buy.
The former because it is the incest, and the
latter because it is the cheapest, both because
it is the best. That manufacture is the STEAM
REFINED SOAP.
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MARRIED.

In East Wilton, JAM CO. Chas. E. Walker and An
ma A. Hathaway.
In Rockland, Jan. so, Nath1 r st lphin and Han
nah NJ. Webster, both OF Gardiner.
ln Bangor, Jan. 26. Galen NJ. Rhoades, Of Rock
land, aud Maggie &. Schember. of Is.
In Stockton, Jan. %. Wilson Staples and Rhoda
L. Ellis.
In Arson, Jan. %, Columbus Marshall and Caro-
line X. Mann.
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WE learn with regret that Hon. N. L. Wood
bury, President of the Portland &, Rochester
Railroad, is suffering from severe attack of
lung fever. We join in the hope that he will
soon be out again all right, for man of Mr..
WIS energy cannot well be spared from our
business community, even for a short time.
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DOMESTIC PORTE.

~ 80 4 AZ -ChN d 80
NEW 0RLEANs-Cld LIST, barlue james E Va
Landertin. Boston.
FERNANDiNA-C CID 2sth, sch N Z Mahos
Coffin, IBarbaboes.
SAVANNAH-Ar 9th inst, ships New Z,an
Hutchinson, and Hampton, IaxloY, Boston.
CT 9TH. barque Henry Palmer, Liverpool.
GEORGETOWN, SC-Ar 24th, sch Maria Lu
Tracey Charleston.
CID 29th, brigs Black Swan, FOdger, Barbado
Manzanilla Masnire, Rockport,
CIlARLESTON-Cid 3lst, brig Tangent, Reh,
st Jago.
FORTRESS AIONRoE-Ar 9Th, barque Gertrs
Gray, Rio ,ianoiTo tor orders.
Retained oh, brig Jas Crosby, Baldwin, hi G.
thagena tor New York.
y ALTIMoRE-Cld 4th inst. sch Emeino Me-.
-, Pal LApELLPHIA-old 9Th, brig Samuel wsl
HOeckeT. Leghorn.
At Delaware Breaswater 4th, brigs Mapia WIZ
er, orr CaTdenas; W Parks, from Ma tanzas.
NEW XOBK-Ar 9th, ship Calhoun. rar,
eIp0ol; baT0ue Sharpsburg, randall, New Orie,
brig III A Benson, Smith, Alnatltlan; schs N
mime b Small, Stevens CGmpeachy: Molie PIX
Iner, Grand Turk; Warren Blake, Aiescryev Sag
Laurel. Wooster, Brunswick, Ga; 5 H smith n
thews Virginia Tor Fairhaven.
Cid 9Th, briggs Mary A Reed. johnson, San In
cisc0; Timothy Fields Emerson. Arroyo Mar,
Chase, Mcdonald. Nueyitas; schs 4 h R1na0t
tBrl Bennett Portlandan st John, NDi a al
Ames. Savannah.
Ar 9Th, barque Topeka, Blanchard, New orlca,
Ar TN, ship Sami Russell, Luce, tO0-chow
Cid 9th, haTque JOnn Griffin, DOEney. Ma,ans
brig Clarabela. Tracey, NarseillG3; L l. Mana, b
ny, Havana; Gipsey q cen, Prince do; . stow,
trench, Cardenasi s.h W Holmes, wand, =
q. a1pdl.
NEW LoNDoN-Sld 9Th, sch Alligator, Rob5
| iiroln Calais for New York.
| PRONIDENCE-Ar 6th.sch Elizabeth Areu,si
| Gregory, ROoSland via Fall River.
NEWPOkT-SlG 9th, schs Austin, Fount
Woods Hole, tor Baltimore; Volant, Craig, Ca
for New YOrs; Ranger. Cleaves, Portland ioF ,
Haven; William Arthur. Andrews from New d
ford tor Baltimore; George Deeflng, WILLARD, d
Portland for Philadelphia Genoa! Marion, 4
rey, RocklaGd Tor New York; Mary lilc1 n
Boston for do; I King, Clendsanin, Calais toI
| Convoy, French, IsOckllnd tor de.
Ar 9th, sehs Lady Woodbury., Woodbury., Porti
| for Philadelphia; Gen Grant. Reed, do I1r Alex
| dria; l. Warren, Hatch, Belfast for Baltimore.
| HOLMES HOLE-Ar 9TH. schs Lady Wo0dbl
| Woodbury., Portland for philadelphia ADM
| Steelnan. do for New York.
| B0STON-Ar 9Th, sohs ID Everett Emery. \
| castle, Del; I G Bartlett, Gould Portland
| CID 9Th. barque II A Allen, Tarr, Matanzas;
| II Baker, Kelley. Mobile.
| Sid, briggs Geo Gichrist, and W II BickmOre.
| Cid 18th. brig Poinsett, Anderson, Matanzas;
| Nard, clifford. Cape Hayden.
| SAIL Mar 81, schs Mary Lunt, Brown u
| more; Red Jacket, Higgins, New York.
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PRIZES DRAwN.-The prizes at the Gift
Promenade Concert at City Hall on Tuesday
evening were distributed as follows: John
Wiggin, Dover, n. H., piano valued at $3.50;
Mr.. Jordan, Cape Elizabeth, bay horse, $3.50;
Mr.. Maynard, New England House, Boston
Jenny Lind carriage, $3.50; j. Tolman, Port
land, top buggy, $500. The bay mare, valued
at $425 was drawn By resident of this vicin-
ity, whose name is not known to the managers
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E. c. ANDREWS, at his school book, music,
and periodical depot, No. So Centre street, op-
posite Lancaster Hall, has received the Illus
tratel and sporting newspapers for the coming
week. All the monthly periodicals are on his
counter as soon as published.
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DODD'S N-ERV VINE
AND


This Medicine is NERVE TONIC. 1t stops the
waste OF vitality, braces the Nerves, and quietly
regulates the SYSTEM Sleeplessness, Irritability,
Loss OF Energy, Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Con
stpa'ion, local Weakness, and general failing OF
the mental and bodily functions, the common in
dications OF Nervous Disease. Dodd's Nervine and
lnyiSorator is complete specific tor all troubles
1t is also the BEST it is also the most agreeable
Remedy TOR Female Complaints
ever offered to the public PIostraton of Strength,
hysteria-retainc, excessive, Irregular and painful
menses-yield TO its magic power.
no MOTHERS.
Mothersl we also commend the NERVINE for use
in the diseases which afict children while Teethinp
as certain to afford quick and grateful relief Tie
Supplying syrups, OF which Opium is the principal
ingredient, are dangerous to life. impair the fnc-
tions of the stomach and bowels, and actually
impede the healthy growth of your offspring. To
cure Wind Collie regulate the bowels soften the
gums, and relieve PAIN the NERVINE will always
be found safe and efficient
Don't Use Anything Else!
"a Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient. For sale by all Druggists
Price One Dollar per bottle.
II. b. STORER Il CO., Projectors,
October 10, 1867. w&S1y
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The Confessions and Experience OF
an Invalid.

DUBLISHED For the benefit, and as a CAUTION
L no YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous Nobility, Pr nature Decay OF Manhood,
&C., supplying The Means OF SelfCure. Written by
one who cured himself, and sent tree receiving
postpaid directed envelope. Address NATHAN
TEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, n. Y. Also tree, by thG
same publisher, circular of DAISY SWAIN, the
great Poem OF the War
III
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SNow.-It has showed every day this week
excepting Monday. Not very unpleasant
storms though, for "Old Sop has been seen
each day, and they have not been accompanied
with high winds. Wednesday, most pleas
ing effect was produced by the sun, shining
bright while it continued to snow causing the
myriads of falling white crystals to glsten
with remarkable brilliancy.
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p NJ BLUEs.-The promenade concert at
City Hall last evening, given By the Portland
Mechanic Blues, was a grand affair, one of the
best of the season. There was very large at
tendance and everything went off in happy
manner. 1t will bear rendition.
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HORSE THEA man calling himself Geo.
Clark hired horse and sleigh OF George IT,
Mitchell, of this city, on Thursday, January
3Oth, to go to Windham, since which time he
hasn't been heard from. Mr.. Mitchell offers a
reward of S25 for his arrest.
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In is said that there is more snow on level
now, than there was last year at this time; but
it is laid in such way that it is not much en-
cumbrance to business. The lumbermen on
the Saco and Presumpscot rivers say that they
never have had better time for logging than
this season.
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OYsTERs.-Atwood, at his saloon on Centre
Street. keeps constantly supplied with all the
choice varieties of Oysters, and cooks them in
the best style. He is now opening some fresh
lots just received.
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A FINE view indeed do we have from the
apex of our new City Building We made
the ascent yesterday, and after taking look
off to the North and East felt ten times re-
paid for our tedious climb. Mount Washing
ton seemed to be relieved Of its shadows and
it looked like an immense snow drift, only a
few miles away. The ocean, too, had ON its
deepest shade of blue, and the forest of trees
inland, with their load of snow, looked like n
vast work of crystalization. IT there are any
of our citizens who are doubtful that there are
some of the finest views in the world around
Portland, let them with the cry of Excelsior
make the ascension, and they will come down
thinking, as we did, that Portland must be the
loyeliest of all cities
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REMEMBER the Oysters for Sunday Tim
mons & Halves have received lot of fresh
Virginia and Princes Bay. Take your cans
along and have them filed to-day at No. /
Market Square.
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The Hall on the corner of Congress and
Market street is now open day and evening to
all Republicans. All the city papers there on
fle. Regular meeting and speaking Saturday
evening at half past 7.
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GENEROUS OFFER.-Hon. Toppan Robbie of
Gorham has offered the citizens of that town
q handsome clock to be placed in the tower of
the Congregational Church in that village,
provided the citizens will put the clock into
its proper place.
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THae Standard.

Gentlemen desiring choice Dinner Wines invalids
wishing delicate and strengthening Wine, Clergy
men seeldng pure Wine for Communion, persons
needing Wine Tor al Evening Wedding Party,
VIII ma IN our stock all they can desire, and at
1ty. Cases containing one dozen small sample bot
Ties sent to any address in New England, express
paid, upon receipt of SIS.
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THEATRE.-The "Black Fiend" was produc-
ed again last evening at Deering Hall, in fine
style. Miss Fanny Stocqueler is indeed
charming, and she is an actress that has gained
great popularity in all the large cities where
she has been in this country. She has been
engaged by this company for this season at
great expense, and we hope that their success
now will induce her to visit us again. Beck
EFT is really star actor, and when in some of
the excellent plays that are to be put upon
the stage next week, he has nance to show
his powers he will please all. The first of the
week we are to have Dickens's "Great Ex-
pectations," which will fill the hall of course
TEMPERANCE CoNvENTIoN.-,Fne County
Association will meet at Pownal next Thurs
day afternoon Gen. Dow, Hon Charles Hol-
den and John T. Walton, Esq, will be among
the speakers Z. III. Elwell, Esq, of the
Transcript will deliver an essay and Miss Isa-
bel J. Prince will give some choice Temper
ance readings. Arrangements are in progress
for a meeting of an unusually interesting
character. 1t is hoped therefore that the at
tendance will be large.
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DIR. A. BAYLEY'S
Itch & Salt Rheum Ointment.
A SURE CURE FOR

A SURE CURE FOR
BLANES, ULCERS, ITCHING PILES,
and Az Eraptions OF the skin, Qficaat-
eUer nature.
DR.. A. BAYrEY Proprietor, Philadelphia.
Price 80 cents. w. w. WHIPPLE y CO.,
nov28eodtfsN General Agents.
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In consequence of the illness OF Rev. Dr.
Carruthers, there will be no religious service
in the First Parish to morrow afternoon.
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OF Colcofd s. Mudgett. brig Of 400 tons, name
Emma L Hall, copper fastened and first class;
eli by the builders and Capt VIM i Blanela
Boston, y 10 20 In command her. She u 10 70
Cuba IN Ter Portland charter.
Tie new barque Dirigo, recently launch
Stockton, sailed 30th Tor Southern porn, Sc,
business.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
ole-superior to Cologne, and at half the
price. febSeod&w2w
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REMovED.-The burglar White was yester-
day renewed from jail to the State prison at
Thomaston, to which he has been sentenced
for life.
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ton: Drumming" Growing Onions; vari-
cites.
Fourth Page-Mutiny Abroad.
THERE will be another grand rally at the
Republican Headquarters tonight. Since the
last meeting events OF grave Importance have
taken place at Washington, which are CT
thrilling interest TO al patriotic citizens. The
discussion of these events cannot bat add in
terest to the occasion, though nothing sensa-
tional is needed to stimulate men who are de-
voted to the welfare and safety Of the Repub
lie to put forth every effort in its behalf. The
enthusiastic crowds that have hitherto at
tended these meetings afford striking proof of
that fact The Republicans of Portland can
now assure their Democratic neighbors that
they are ION the war path" and mean to re-
mind them Of 1866 on the ID day of March
next. With harmony in our ranks, OF which
we are now we'll assured, there is as good a
prospect of complete success in the coming
Municipal election as there has ever been
since the Republican party was organized.
THE REVIVAL OF THE IMPEACHMENT project
al Washington is extremely doubtful. 1t Is
affirmed by one correspondent, and Denied
by another. One of the most reliable author-
ities affirms that the whole story took its rise
from some radical remarks made by Thad
Stevens during late meeting Of the recon
struction committee. But he goes ON to say
that there are however, many indications that
should the Alabama election rot result in the
adoption of the Constitution by q majority OF
the registered voters, there will be an attempt
to have the President iInpeached for having
INSTRUCTED the execution of the laws. 1t is
this which prompts desire to have enacted
Senator Edmunds' bill providing for the de-
position ofthe President, or any other officer,
who may be impsached, and it is not at all i'm
probable that Mr.. Wade may ere very long be
installed in the White House as President.
There are those who always predict trouble,
and they now join the Democrats in mutter-
ing that conflict between the President and
Congress is inevitable, and that while Gen
Grant will obey the laws, other officers will
stand by the President. This is "bosh." If
the President persists in endeavoring to OBJ
struet The reconstruction of the rebellious
States he viii have to pay the penalty of his
obstinacy, but there will be no disturbance or
armed resistance to the law. General Grant
will take care that there is no second edition
of the rebellion. This is the opinion of per
ley" of the Boston Journal, who has excellent
opportunities for being well informed with re-
lation to the views of the leading public men
in Washington.
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DISASTERS.

Sch Sunbeam, at New York fIoIn Buaian IL,
had been eight days N0rth OF Hatteras and
blown OF the COAST 60 the eastward OF tbs G
Stream; lost iJresIil ana split mainsal
had rough weather on the passage and sprung Z
mast.
-, Sch Warren Blake. at New YorS ifom CT
TURK, had rough weather, broke mainbooll ard
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IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL. Steamship Hibernian - u bbls
mdse, j Prindlei 1 bales hops os cases a. pigs
mdse, Can Ex Co; As tcs soda ash 40 ties bleaching
powders to Leath s. Gore; bales mdse G NJ Bal
ley; 2 pkgs mdse, G 81 w Cox; | case Garland
Muchmore & Coz 20 steel lJIgngs 20 steel bars to
Portland Co; case hardware, Davis & Baxter; and
goods for Canada and Boston
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DEpARxuRE OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
MARINE n EWS
PORT Of PORTLAND.

Friday. February 2.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Chase, Colby, Halifax, Ms.
steamer Chesapeake. johnson. New YORK..
Steamer Jersey Blue from Winterporr for Boston,
faud proceeded after c0alDg.l
Signal for brig. Wind NV.
CLEARED.
Barque Rachel. Mitchell, Matanzas-Geo Hunt
and j. Churchill IL Co.
Sch Hattie Ross. Ulrick, Saeua-E Churchill 8 Co
Sch Nellie Chase, Strout, Hayana-E Hight,
SAILED-Brig VIM Mason, Tor Boston.
[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT
EENNEBUNKPoRT. Feb sid, baroue Iena,-
to, new, 1876 tonsl Symonds, OF and tor Boston, 10
load ice for New orleans.
LAUycHED-At Stockton soth ult, from the ward
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Our house having been officially endorsed by the
California Vino Growers Association, and brands
of our Wines accepted and endorsed by the Govorn-
ment Surgeons, as well by the leading Ply siclans
aud Medical Societies in the United States, we con-
slider it no eg0tIsm to claim that our brands are
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AT public house in Devonshire the land
lord has painted up outside his door-"Good
beer sold here, but don't take my word for it."
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why Suffer from Sores ?
Hoye,s 6ruicn Ointment,

When, by the use of the ARNICA OINTMENT
you be easily cured. IT has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scatds, Chapped Hands Sprains, Cuts,
Hounds, and ecery Complaint Of the SKIM Try it,
as it costs but % cents. Be sure to ask tor
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EiSheries.---TWineS,

For sale by all druggists, send your address and
IS cents to o. Z. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston, Mass.
and receive box by return mail. w. II. Phillips &
Co., agents for Maine. april2G1ysn
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nor SALE to the trade by the Bale, 100 Bales
II Superine Cotton Irvine, for Herring, Pohagen,
and Mackerel-fne ncs.; these twines grade ADORE
the ordinary quality.
AM. NET " TWINE CO., As Commercial ST..
ja29diaw3m sS BOSTON.
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Moth, FrecAles. and Tan,

The only reliable remedy for those brown discolor-
atoms on the face called Moth Patches Freekes and
Tan, is PERRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE LorIeN.
PREPARED onls bv DR.. B. C. PERRY, Dermatologist.
40 Bond street New Yark. Sold by all Druggists in
Portland, and elsewhere Beware of inhalation.
November 49, NJ W&S3m
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California Wines 7
THE BEST.

Has given us a valuable experience; and whenever
our Wines are seen in comparison with Others, they
are acknowledged to be
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Business Items .

fyou wish of Rheumatism to be cured,
The hardest of all will tn be endured
Use the Great Remedy, Hill's Rheumatic Pills,
And thus rid yourself OF this i'll.
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NoTIcE.-An adjourned meeting of the
stockholders ofthe New York Steamship Com
pany will be holden at the Office of the Com
pany on Calls wharf, in Portland, ON Tuesday,
the thirtieth day of February, current, at ten
o'clock A. NJ.
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aIarriage and 4 elibacy

<hH"H Iess5e slLiU GIIDaCy.
An Essay for Young Men on tue crime OF soiltude.
and the Diseases and Abuses which create impedi-
ments to marriage, with sure means of rel Ell. Sent
in sealed fnveopes. free otcharge. Address, DR. j.
SkIL.IN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. sN d&w3m
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Chickering's, Pianos.

1t is hardly necessary to call attention to
Messrs. Bailey & Noyes's advertisement of
Chickering's Pianos for it is large enough to
speak for itself The fact is now undeniable
that the Paris Exposition has awarded the
highest prize to the Chickering Piano and
they therefore stand at the head of ali Pianos
in America.
We take pleasure in advising anybody who
is thinking of buying a musical instrument,
either Piano or Cabinet Organ, to call at the
elegant warerooms of Messrs. Bailey & Noyes,
who are the sole agents for Chickerng & Sons
Pianos and Mason s. Hamlin's Organs.
As illustrating the fact that low priced in
struments SD ould never be purchased when it
is possible for the parties buying to get the
best, we give the following extract from Ma
son s. Hoadly's Method for the Pianoiorte:
"a really good instrument which will stand
in tune we'll, whose tone is pure, clear and
firm, and whose action is neither so easy as to
render practice almost useless nor SO hard
and heavy as to require an undue effort from
the fingers, is an indispensable requisite for
the best success of the pupil in all stages of
progress. To give beginner an inferior in
strument under the false impression that it
will answer just as we'll to learn upon, or to
neglect to employ frequently a skillful tuner,
even tor the best of Pianos is mistaken econ
omy. The beginner needs all the interest
which the immediate production of fine tones
can add to the charms of novelty, to counter
balance the dizziness of the essential exercises.
The false tones which arise from Piano that
is out of tune are positively injurious to the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DEALING EXCLUSIVELY IN
CALIF0RNIAWINES

And being the only house in the Atlantic States
selling the product of their own Vineyards, can
eer inducements TO all VIE desire to purchase Pure
and GENUINE WINES which no other house can.
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THE PR ESS.
Saturday Mining, T. bruary g. 1858.
Fourth Page-Mutiny Abroad.

rz,-F First Page To-day-A Board OF Educa-
ton; Drumming" Growing Onions; Vari-
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HENRY Fox, Clerk and Treasurer.
February 7th, 1868. I'd
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IcCobb & Kingsbury, Attorneys.
STATE or MAINE.
w b NTEI.

A VENTED. RENT OF fur or six rooms, con-
A venient and centrally heated No Children IA.
uress OF call on j. II. F.. No, Deering Block.
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A N American woman 20 take care Of small child
N rem, and assist in plain sewing. Address With
reference Box $780, Post office Portl1nd.
February 8. 1865. d1