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TIE TERRIBLE COLD WEATHER.-We learn
that yesterday, all along the shores of our bay,
immense numbers of frozen fish were cast
ashore, chilled and dead by the almost unpre-
cedented cold weather Of the past winter
Such an event has not been known for many
years. Thousands ard millions of cunners are
piled along the frozen beach.
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DEPA eruRE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARI N e N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
"Wednesday, March II.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Belgian. tBrl Graham, Liverpool goth
ult via Londonderry 21st, and Halifax sth nsr. Re-
porte succession OF heavy gales and head winds
the first thirteen days of the passage
Steamship Austrian, (srl Alton. LIVERPOOL 9th
ult via Londonderry 18th.
Sch JAS Pool, PiDkham, Boothbay.
Sch Annie Sargent, Rowe, Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Steamship st George, tBr) Smith, Glasgow-H & A
Allan.
steamer Franconia, Sherwood. NewYork-Emery
& Fox.
Brig Hyperion, Simonton, Carllenas ChurchiI
Browns q Manson.
Sch Laura Webb Web, Baltimore Jos Yves
colt 81 Son.
Sch Lottie Reed Race. Boothbay.
SAILED-Steamships st George and Franconia
barque Excelsior; brigs Minna Traub, Drieo; schs
Curtis, Ann Carlet, Hewett, L & \ ,lorson,
Gettysbu g, Phenix, Mary Edward, Vandala Gen
Grant, and O hers.
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SSENGERS.

70 the Belgian from Liverpool-Cait Thorp, Lieut.
De iIato ,ehe, Lit Stanley, 1t Clark, Mrs Latouehe
Miss Coligan, MIS- MOi,att Miss Moffa { Messrs
Pope, Glroux, Hudon Globe husky. Moo ,ir, Barlow
l,aiehar st Foote, Ervan, M Her. and las others in
the Storage.
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fired from Lincoln Park yesterday afternoon,
in honor of the Republican victory in New
Hampshire. The sound was not at all pleas
ing to the Democrats, who blazcd away "lke
thunder" last fall, because they came within
twelve thousand of carving Maine
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INLAND Route.
To Mt. Desert and Machias,
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
ONE TRIP PER WEEK
ONE TRIP PER WEEK.

a. Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND.
SsS>~TM CHhs. DEERINts, master, will Ieaye
Il g, T11KkN\ Railroad Wharf, lnot OF State street.
ss52s1.;ssssea@ >every Friday Evening. az IL
- -s-'1zef clock, commencing he 10Th inst.
ior kockiand, Castine, Deer Isle, Sedgwick, Nj.
Desert, Miilbrdge, Jonesport and hIachasport.
returning will leave Machiasport every tuesday
NJ orning, at o'clock
The getty Of Richmond" connects az Roclland
WIN steamer Ratahdn for Bangor and intermediate
ishdngs on the Penobscot Bay and River.
hOSS d STURDEVANT, General Agents.
malta dtf l5I Commercial Street
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CHEMICAL FIRE ENGINE.-In our special
notices this morning will be found one of an
exhibition of a chemical fire engine, which is
to come off on the square on Munioy Satur-
day afternoon, at the request of many OF our
insurance agents and other prominent citi-
zens This engine is highly praised by the
press insurance officers and officers of the fire
departments in those cities where it has been
exhibited
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-12

WE would call the attention of our readers
to the fact that the Bristol line of steamers
will commence their trips tor the season on
Monday, March 10th. See treir advertise
ment in another colemn in this paper
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w ard Five.

Republicans of Ward 5, one and all, are re-
quested to meet at the Ward Room, in said
Ward, this evening, at o'clock, to make ar
rangements for the election on Monday next.
A full attendance is desired. Per order.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!!t
Sf.P ATCII [ SCR n6,II ,,c,I,- -. man

in from 10 to 4s hours.
Whenton's Ointment cures he Eteh
~ hPaton's DIN men cures Salt slcur,
Wheaton's Ointment cures Tptfcr.
" heaeOn's DistEnPna cures ESQ hers gsct,
W heaton's Ointment cures Every ss;,,J
Of Hummer Hike RIasse.
Triee. 50 cents a box; by mail, 60 cents AdIross
WEEKS & POTTER, No. l70 Washington Strea5
boston, Mass. For sale By all Druggists s'''
September &c. eodSw1Y ...s .-
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To MOUNT DESERT AND MAcHIAs.-T The
Steamer City of Richmond will commence her
trips between this place and Machias next
week on Friday evening, making for the pres
-o%s, ~--l5r ~-~- Grip Per week, and stopping at
tho usual landing places. She will be under
the command OF Capt. Deering who has proved
himself to be faithful, oblieing and courteous
officer. Her return from Machias will be on
Tuesday morning. etnB sfGi@ NN3'
AS we have before remarked, this route is
one of the most pleasant that can be taken.
1t is all inland and the scenery is of the finest
description. In such comfortable and capa-
cicus boat, with officers and attendants pleas
ant and affa5le, one cannot but enjoy the trip
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements ihis ssa

New AdverktscneAss thfe s'"T'
SPECIAL NOTICE CoLUES.
Chemical Fire Engine.
suut OF Sorts"
AUCTION COLONY.
Groceries, &c.-F. O Bailey.
Green Appl 8, &c.-F. o. Bailey
new ADyERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Maine Insurance-J. E. Dow q SoE.
Inland koute-Ross g. sturdevant. 5sass-s-
Administrator Notice.. +. Burneu.
Bristol Line-H. o. Briggs.
Molasses-Geo. s. Hunt.
b ,ots and Shoes-A. A. Could. &A--
Cottage House for Sale.
Hand Loom-A. b. Gates rIF7s--. az
Dissoiution-G. & G. l. Gallison
Mcdicated lnhalatlon-Dr Morse
Hall to Let-W. ". Thomas ,Jr
Sheriff's Sale-Geo w. Parker.
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ward Seven,

The Republicans of Ward z are requested
to meet at Republican Headquarters this eve
ming, at ID o'clock, TO make arrangements
for the election on Monday next.
Per Ordar
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THE courage and zeal with which the Argus
continues to ''pitch into" an absent and de-
fenceless man, excite considerable COMMENT
mainly of the ejaculatory Sort
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WE saw hand-organ on the streets yaster-
day. This is stronger evidence of the return
Of spring than the music OF the blue birds.
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ssi..er est.apnoiu,n.en,s.

The Boston Post, sheet that has been. es-
pecially blatant over prospective gains in New
Hampshire and has not been partcuarly scru
pulous in the character OF its appeals, accepts
defeat with kind of facetious desperation.
Its hitherto exultant chantic Ger appears in
position calculated to induce flow Of blood to
the head, and underneath is this sad legend :
"Our rooster would have crowed this morn.
ing, had not New Hampshire stuck in his
crop" But the anguish of the Post can hard
~ be so poignant as that of the poor old
Mephistopheles, Montgomery Blair. Wash
iugton dispatches to Tuesdays papers repre-
scented him as as intending to preside on the
evening of that day at Democratic BANQUET
In celebration of Democratic gains. Rev. II.
Clay Dean hadalso to rend his garments and
tear his apostolic hair, for his position was
equally absurd. He remained in Portsmouth
to attend Democratic jubilee, but pom learn
ing the result left in disgust. We have sus.
pected that the Democrats of this city in:end-
ed to bring Dean to Portland after the New
Hampshire, election, and the only regret we
feel at this result in tnat State arises from the
certainty that tbescheme will moi be carried
out. We shall never see Dean in the flesh.
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- - -
IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL. Ste mship Belgian - 1870 iron
pates, to Aimed Brown, II bales dundee goods, C NJ
Bailey; casks chain cesks hardware. Emery a.
Naterhouse; cases mdse, j L Prindle; 10 boxes
oranges 80 pigs ndse. Can Elk o: case do Alex
Day 3 sacks seed j Farmer; 2 bales pkge mdse
! TO order.
Steamship Aus trian-2t pkgs m1se, PrndIe;
10 pkgs to orders 59 Kegs sugar. 425 chests Zip halt
chests tea. do; 20 pkgs mdse cases silk 20 boxes
oranges, Can Elk Co; pkgs mdse, j Beaumont;
cases Seed j Porteous; II rolls leather, order.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-12

AS Homer to Achilles, so is Curtis to Dick
ems. 1t isn't comparing small things with great.
either Dickens belongs where Curtis places
him as the most kingly- and kindly intellect in
this, the Shakspearian era of fiction. He
breaches the gospel of humanity as no other
story-teller ever did, and as probably no ether
story-teller ever will. No writer with whom
we are familiar has grasped and analyzed the
secret of Dickenss benefcent power with the
accuracy and skill of George William Curtis.
No one else has told us 50 well why the read
ing Of Dickens makes good men and good wo-
men, and why full set of his works is more
efficient as moral tonic than sitting under an
average preacher for twelvemonth. There
fore it is not too much to say that Curtis is
Dickens's Homer less than the great bard
only in the degree-and we acknowledge there
is whole heaven between-that criticism is
lower than epic song.
Go your way, old Easy Chair,"-some may
remember you for your engaging gossip in
that character some for your sound political
preaching in Harper's Weekly, some for the
Nile Notes and other pleasant books, some for
wise and weighty words spoken in the consti-
tutional convention, some as the eloquent ad-
vocate Of the acknowledgment of woman, but
as for us, we shall remember you as last mig hit $
eulogist Of Charles Dickens, the friend Of the
human race. 10 h-sa1frreua
The next lecture of the Mercantile Library
course will be delivered next Wednesday eve
ming, by Rev. VIM. H. Fem of this city; sub
.ject, Portland Lights and Shadows" ss5E
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ALL our readers who are troubled with wet
feet had better pro sure box of Naiad Water
proof Leather Preservatve at once, for it is
pronounced very superior article. For sale
by j. b. Pickett & Co., 1877 Fore street
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R.enublican Candidate
FOR MAYOR,
JACOB MCCLELLAN.

EB" First Page To-day-The State Legisla-
ture; Early Life of General Grant; Maya
zines; Varieties.
Fourth Pdge-The Thrashing Machine; Bay
ar1 Tay lor on Meerschaum Pipes.
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FOR SALE.

TJygE beautiful little COTTAGE o. Frankin street.
4 House nearly new, containing rooms; a god
br ok c,stern OF filtered water.
For particulars enquire at 20 Myrtle ST.
Posses sion given April first. mar12d2w
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PROMPT. Mr.. A. A. Gould, a portion Of
whose stock of boots and shoes was badly dam
aged AID destroyed by fire last Sunday morn
ing, made out schedule of his loss on Mon
day. The agent of the Office in which he was
insured, the New York Assurance, came here
"Wednesday morning, and promptly settled
with Mr.. Gould his loss. Messrs. Loring s.
Thurston are agents for this company.
Mr.. Gould is now d:sposing OF his stock of
boots and shoes at less than cost. Bargains
may be obtained.
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FOR EIGN PORTS.

At ST Martins 18th ult sch Fannie Z Bailey fol
Philadelphia wig.
Sid i'm st John, PR. 18th ult, brig Adel'ne Rich.
ardson, for Mayaguez, to load Tor Delaware Break.
water, Ior orders.
At arroyo goth ult sch Helen j HoIway, ingalls,
for Now NorR.
At ST Jago 10Th ut, briggs JAS Murcbie, Eaton. and
Nigietta, Showers, unc.
Ar at CentuegOs 26th ut, brigs Ramirez Bernard
New York; fangier; Smith, Santa Cruz; E Reed,
ODonne, AsE,nwall.
Sid 10Th bTigs Ca,lao buchanan and Essex Bar
kcr, New York.
AT Caibar Ell 9th ult. baroue Lorena Hichborn
for New York brigs Mary g Mariner, for Portland
Fanny Lincoln collins, TOR Boston, sch Hamburg
Sprague for New York.
Ar at havana LIST inst, barque Topeka Blanchard
New York; brigs Stephen Bishop, Foote do: ID,
Caroline Eddy, Rose, Bal ,imore
CID 29th nit, barquc Grace Redpath, Hichborn.
for Port and.
Sid 9th, barIue Brunswick, Mnott, Boston LIST
inst. brigs Havana. Bennls aqua: Nj C Rosevclr
do to load for Por land.
Ar at " atanzas 2sth nit, brig Cascatelle Carlisle.
New York; c II Kennedy, 1itcomb, and Wenonah'
Davis, Havana
CID 18th, barques Mary Libby. Libby. for Della
ware Bre kwater Orchilla, Havener, Tor Portland
Reun on DunDar. New York.
Sid 9th, frigs Sportsman, Morton Boston. oath
Fideiia, Stone North OF 5atteras
Ar at Cardenas 2Sth ult, brig Giles Loring. Soule.
New York. '0"e'
Sid 2sth, barJue Carlton, Trecartin. New York
brig Ellen AnGa. Smith, do.
SD I'm Ponce Goth, brig Benz Carver, Meyers. for
At Bermuda 9th ult, brig Crimea. Patterson. i'm
Sagua lor New Yorl /; sch Eddie Waters. Fo!som I'm
Demerara for New York, Tooth ready)
ar az 81 John, NIB, 18th inst, sch Halatia, Ross,
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A large line of Spring Overcoats, good
styles, cheap for cash, George w Rich & Co,
173 Fore street. mar7-1v
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Mr.. PAINE has received at his music store
ON Congress street, the following new pieces of
music: "Mossy Dell Waltz" characteristic
Old Mans Songs" and Runaway Gallon"
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SPOKEN.

eeb I6, lat 4s n, Ion 10 W, ship 2ouaye, from LIy-
efpool tor New Orleans.
+o rep = off Key West, sch Grapesnot from Charles
from Cuba for New YORK.
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ORIN HAWKES. & Co., have large assort-
ment of Metropolitan and Youths Suits at 292
Congress- Street
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EEisheries.---xxuinns

TNOR SALE to the trade by the Bale, 100 Bales
Il Supertine Cotton Irvine, for Herring. Pohagen
and Mackerel--tine nCs.; these twines grade ADORE
the ordinary quality.
AN. NET " TWIN3 CO., 4S Commercial st,
ja29l1aw3n sN J'..S,P,lN
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Business items.

HOPKINS CHoIcE-that choice fresh halbut
at the Fulton Fish Market, on Federal street.
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Pm. B.-The concert of the p. NJ. BIS viii
take place Tuesday evening, March 18th, and
nph Friday, March 18th, as previously stated.
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"AEH Soras."

a LII SORTS, or Purse Seine one hundred faith
\ olns long, liberal III depth, complete in its ap-
,urtenances Tor immediate use, not weighing over
so lbs capable OF being hand ed by man and three
DO 5 in dory. Adapted TO Herring Mackerel or
Pohagen. c st $685. =
AMERICAN NET AND TWINE CO.,
No 43 Commercial street, Boston.
. January 13, diwt2aw3m
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A Valuable Contract.

FTHE state Agency of a well known and very sue
Il cesstui Life Insurance Company viii be given
To 8 NIL men OF good Standing who viii devote
himself entirely and Earnestly TO tie business Of
obfanng risks AMI establishing agcnCi IS throughout
the tate. The te~ns to Oe offered reliable parry
will be satisfactory and such win insure an hide
pendcnce with proper edOrt Address, with refer,
ence, IFE con RAcf, Postofice box 6,S67,
New York city. maIT-eod3t
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Fruit q Ornamental Trees, Grape
vines &c. For SDrinp 1853

The Largest Stock in tie County, For sale in Urge
or small quantities. A descriptive and illus rated
priced catalogue OF Fruits, and one OF Ornamental
Trees and Pllns, sent prepaid 10 cents each.
Whole ale Catalogue FREE. Els w aNGFR
81 BARRY, Mt. Hope Nurseries, Rochester, N.
Y. mar 6-eJd4w "a
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Sid I'm Liverpool 25th, lydia Skolfeld, tor Savan.
nan Sorrento, Wilson, Mobile; Elizabeth Hamilton
White, Charleston; 10Th, Nonraren Evans, New
orleans Proteous, Chapman Havana.
Ar at CJwes oath ult, Enoch Talbot, Merriman
Cal'ao land sid 18th oI Rotterdam
Ar at hyde cath ult, rambler, from Antwerp. land
sailed Tor Boston.)
Bremen.
SID 18th, ship King Philip tor Yokohama.
Ar at Havre 23l uit Wild Hunter, from New Or
leans. -
Liverpool Feb 2'-Ship Ida lilly, from New York,
has ut III to Bristol, leakv.
- Am barqne Desiah, tor New York, has put back to
Newport, leaky.
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sPECEAs. N0TTCEs.

.-=g PORTLAND, MARCH 0, 1868.
A. G. BILLS, Esq, Agent Of the N L. Chemical
Fire Engine Co., Sr:-Having listened with great
interest your expl ration Of The NE hod OF extin-
gushing Flies by means of Cerbonic Aci Gaz, S
applied TO Ste N and Hand Eng mes, and Force
Pumps Of every description under he patent OF lap
ham Y Clark Chemical Fire isneine, ana believing
that tho successful applieato on Of this principle TO
the pr sent means OF eSiineuishng Fires will con
duee to tn public welfare by preventing extensive
confagratiOns aud wing large amo ,nts OF proper
ty from destr 'ction by fire, would ost respe TRULY
request You 70 give pnbic trial he engine which
you have on exhibi ion at the rebe house, and No.
2o Exchange ST., 1T such time and lace as YOU NAV
tind convenient afr conieIing with the City Au-
thorties.
Dow Coffin & libby, John e. Dow, John W. Nun
ger & Son, Loring & Thur ton, w. d. Little & Co.,
Warren Sparrow Jeremiah Dow, VIM. H Wood s.
Son, A K Shurtleff w, & &. r. Milliken, T. II.
Weston & Co., churchill, Browns & Manson, >. Is.
Brown s. Sons.
PoRTL AND. March II, 1868.
q naemen Il am in receipt If your favor of the
9Th inst and in rep am happy TO inform you that
Preparations being made to give public cxhib-
on of the Chemical Fire Engine. on Saturday next
at o'clock M in the Public Square on Munjoy
Hill. -+E9sssEss . A.G HILLS.
March II. d}tsn Agent for Maine.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upou himselfthe
trust o. Administrator OF he estate OF r
DEARBORN LIBBY, lae OF b sldwin,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceas ed and given
bonds as the law directs. Al persons having de-
mands upon tin estate of said de eased are reauir-
ed to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted
to said estate are called upon TO make payment to
CYRUS +. BURNELIi, Admir-.
BALDWIN Feb. Is 1868. dlaw,ws
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE copartnership heretofore exis ing under the
L firm of G. 81 q. Il. Gallison, is this Jay dis
solved by the death the senior partner. The
business of the firm will be settled by the surviving
partner, to whom all indebted will make immediate
payment, and persons having demands against the
firm will present toe same i.I
= y c. L. GALLISoN.
Portland, March G, 1868. mari2d2ws
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Money deposited in this Bank on or before April
4th. will be put on inter 81 rom the list,
The dividends OF Interest for he pa years have
of Government Tax.
Bank ne Room over the First National Bank en-
Omen f-om Q A. N, to p. NJ. and ON to Up
NJ. NAIHL. r. DEtRING,
March 1865. d&wtf Treasurer,
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DE. MO RaE;s
Cold dedicated IDhaIatiOus

A RE kept by thousands OF families in nearly all
"A the States and Provinces, TO use as cure OF
preventative OF ColdsS0re Thro and Consua,htlo
thousands OF cases OF Catsrrh Astama sore hIo1'i
Bronchitis ana Consumption have been eureI ~ w
use OF these inhalatious They can ohis e W.
Of DR.. Morse, at No Deering street. Foi'ihu' me-
March IL. t3t Hwff.
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The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid.

DUBLISHED FOR the benefit, and as a CAUTION
L 10 YOUNG MEN and Others who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Pr nature Decay OF Manhood,
&c, Supplying The Means q Self-Cure. Written by
one who cured himself, and sent ON receiving
postpaid directed envelope. Address NATHAN
lei MAY "a IR, Brooklyn, N. Y. Also irce by the
same publisher, circular Of DAISY SWAIN, tie
great Poem of the War
dc31-d&w3m-sN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Long Sought For!
Come at Last J
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found iOr sale by all city
Drnsgis.s and first class Country 0rocers.
AS MEDICINE Mans Wine is invaluable, being
among the best ifnot the best, remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints manufactured from the pure
l1cc 0! the berry, and unadultersted by any impure
lngFenehI, we can heartily recommended it to the
sick as MEDICINE,
TO the days OF the aged it addeth length,
. To the mighty it addeth strength"
'ris balm Tor the sick, a joy for the we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell
MAINS, ELDERBERRY WINK.
II L..
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Triton d Mcs0rto2,sJ.

futon IL acHOrlO21GJ.
Desire to call the attention to the fact that more than
%
OF their Safes gave AMPLY PROTECTION in the
late fire. Parties desiring
'st FEEsST RATE SAFE, y
Alta MODERATE PRICE, will please call on
EMERY & WAREHOUSE, t
Middle Street, Portland.
DIR at iEO Sudbury Street, Boston.
VS. SECONDHAND Safes taken in exchange for sale.
d Parties desiring Sanborns Steam improvement ct
tached to Ti'ton IL McFarand's Safes, can order Of
Emery; Waterhouso & Co. 0
Jan 10 -sslstw in eacE mo&ady remainder Of time
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Maine Savings Bank.
Maine Savings Bank.

by An Act Of the Legislature Of Ma nc, the name
- OF she SOtIiaud Five Goats Savings
Bank has been change to
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ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING neatly and
n promptly executed this Ctice.
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"OUT OF SORES"
Take DR. S. 0. RICH ARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITrERS, the est medicinal in the mar
ket Established in 1903. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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H1TR DRESSING

ever used. L removes Dandruf and all Scuryy
Ernptions. 1t does rot stain the skin.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent tree by mail.
Beware of the numerous preparations which are
sold upon our reputation.
RIP. HALL s. Co, Nashua N. H., Proprietors.
s-5- For sale by all druggists.
March Z. eodSweow1msn
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Goyernor Harr;mon,a speech.

Attic Republican jubilee in Concord ON
Tuesday evening, Gen. Hartman, the Gov
ernor elect, was introduced and spoke as
fol lows.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-23
DIE Bermanta 2etenSs
9}er{t6erungs t3eieQ16oft,
90, Brpabmap, 9te,p=Dprf.

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