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The Portland daily press., 1869-01-30
Reiigious Notices.

SECOND PARIsH.-Dr. Carruthers will preach in
the First Parish Church to morrow at P. M. Sab
bath School at l0t A. nj. Social meetings at P. M
in the Y. NJ c. A. rooms, corner Of Brown and Con-
gress SITS. .. .-l -.-
THIRD CHURCH PRAYER AND CONFERENCE
meeting by members of the Third Church on We'd
nesday evening, at y O'clock in tho yestry of the
First Baptist Church.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURcH.-Services in the Tenn
pie on High Street. to morrow morning at the usual
hour. Sermon by Rev. Mr.. Hayden. on the mira
c.es of our Lord in raising the dead; Luke viii So
Evening meeting in the vestry.
SECOND UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH, Congress. neal
the corner of Locust street. Rev. Mr.. Bicknell, Of
Skowhegan, will preach i'll the Second universities
Church Tomorrow forenoon and afternoon. A col
lection for the Widows Wood Society will be taken
up at the close OF the afternoon service. Il
MoUNTFoRT ST. A. M. E. CHURcH.-There will
be services at the Mountort Street Church to-mor-
row at the usual hours. Preaching by the pastor
Rev. John i, Hayslett. Sabbath school at close Of
the afternoon services. All are invited.
ALLEN MISSION CHAPEL, corner Locust and Cum
berland sire -ts.-Prayer meeting at Allen Mission
Chapel, commencing at 81 O'Clock A. M. Sabbath
School at 100 A. M. All interested cordially in
vited.
WEST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Sabbatt
School in the West Congregational Ch1rch Io-mor-
NJ by the pastor, Rev. George A. Tewkspury
Prayer meeting at O'Clock P. M.
Sp1RIrUALIsTs.-Mrs. Bronson will lecture to.
morrow in Congress Hall at and P. NJ Chit.
dren's Progressive Lyceum at 100 A. M Contribu.
ton after each discourse.
P. Y. M. G. A.-Regular prayer meeting at thu
rooms every morning, from 81 to o'clock, and Wed
nesday and Saturday evenings, from q to O'clock
Ladies are invited to attend.
SECOND ADVENT HALL.-Mrs. Anna E. Smith
from the "St of Hope Mission, New York, will
preach at Second Advent Hall, 1851 Congress street
tomorrow at the usual hours. Seats tree. All are
| invited ~.
| WILLIsToN CHAPEL. corner of May and Danfortl
streets Sa bath School at u o'clock p. NJ. All ART
| cordially invited.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH-Rev. DIR. Smaller will
preach at log A. NJ. and P. M. sabbath School a
| l! F. M; Social meeting at u o'c ock in the eve
ming The annual collection in behalf of the Widows
Wood Society Will be taken up in the afternoon.
| TEMPERANCE MEET NG.-Gen. Neal Dow viii
| speak upon the subject of Temperance at Sons
| Temperance Hail. No. 35l3 Congress street, to-mor
70 evening at oclo k. The public are invited tt
attend. .
STATE STREET CHURCH.-Rev. Mr.. Chamberlin
Of Andover Mass will preach State street Churcl
tomorrow morning and evening.
| THE Portland Young Mems Christian Association
will hold public meeting at their hall corner Con
| gress and Brown streets, tomorrow evening, at
O'Clock. Addresses may be expected from members
OF the ASS citation and others. Young people are es
pecally invited to attend. = ~
| ST. PAUL's CHURCH-Rev. Mr.. Root, Rector
Services In the Reception Room, City Hall, to-mor
| row at 10a clock A. M. and P. M.
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Proclamation


Acknowledging with gratitude the patronage
OF my friends and the public generally these
many years, do hereby with the advice of
council tof clerks), appoint Saturday, the
Both day of January, as an opening day for
a general reduction of prices in Dry Goods,
to continue thirty days. And would most
respectfully call upon everybody, far and near,
to assemble at my place of business mo. A
Deering Block, Congress Street, and ex-
change their greenbacks for Dry Goods,-for
greenbacks want, and must have-and will
make enormous sacrifice to get them, trust
ing that the good people of Portland and vi
cinity will not only do good, but be benefit
ed thereby, by assembling daily (the next
thirty days,) as recommended.
Given at my Counting Room, A. D. 1869, the
Goth day of January.
p. NJ. FROST.
CAsHDowN, Secretary.
January 80, 1862 dtf
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Dr. Tobias Venetian Horse Iin;-
ment.

PINT bottles at 81 for the cure olameness scratch
es' wnu sas' sprains, bruises. splint, cuts, collie
shipping stie, over heating sore throat, nail in the
iooe' &C 1t is warranted cheaper and better than
any otner article ever offered to the public. Thous-
anus OF animals have been cured of the collie and
over nea1 by the Lnment; and hundreds inc
were crippled and lame have been restored 10 their
loimer vigor. 1t is used by the first horsemen
throughout the States. Orders are constantly re-
ceived from the racing stables of England. tor fresh
supplies OF this invaluable article over 500 tesl
mOnials have heen received. Kemem, err, one dol
lar laid out time may the lite of your horse.
Sold by all Druggists and Storekeepers through
out the United States. Depot 10 Park Place, n Y,
Dec 28-eodS2eowimsN ja15t31
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THE following is an extract from private
letter written by the Proprietors of the Plan
tation Bitters: "We had no conception of the
widespread suffering which exists, or of the
almost infallible cures produced by the PLAN
TArIoN BIrTERs, when we first commenced
offering them for sale. We now find that every
house has weak child, an ailing. parent, or
debiltated aged member, who needs this Ton
ic. Our Laboratory has grown from single
from few bottles to many hundred dozens per
day, and we are glad to know that they have
done you so much good"
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Supreme Judicial Courf.

JANUARY TERM-wALToN j., PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-Albert M Gray ct ux. VS.. City of Port
land. Action of damages for injuries received by
the wife by reason of hole u the carriage way on
Washington street, near Tdkey's bridge, on the Sd
of August, 1855. Damages laid at S2OOO Defence,
general denial of the counts in complaint. Opened
jury, and after the testimony was disclosed the ac
tion was marked neither party. .
Deane & Verrill. Barnes
VIM. Parker VS.. Charles H. Stuart. Action of as
sumpsit on promissory note for $4O3 given Febru-
airy, 1862. Defence payment On trial.
Barnes Howard o. cIsouos
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MARRIED.

In Yarmouth, Jan. %. by Rev. Geo. A. Putnoru
Leandcr s. Frost and Mary c. Strout. Also. Cant
John w. DAVIS and Eva o. Ross both OF North YaPpt
mouth.
In Gardner, Jan. %. John g. Blair, OF g., and
Annie f. Blake OF Fallowell
In East Wilton, Jan. 10, S. Clifford Belcher, ESQ.,
OF Pennington, and Ella Smith, of L. w.
letta d. Hodges
s. Stone :
IN h3ckand, Jan. 81, Isaac s. Finney, U. S. N,
anu luna 3 Freeman, OF kockland.
In Rockland, Jan. 12 Freeman s Post. of T. and
Rose U. Haskell, OF st George. Wv - ~
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q. REPUTATION is a monster of such hideous
mien, that it is hardly probable that familiarity
with the sight of will ever conciliate men of
any moral stamina. But there parties
who will still keep it before the people in
sugar coated form or otherwise. Gen. Butler
belongs to the homeopathic school of repudia-
tionsts. Senator Fowler threatened the pure
and undilutea thing itself the other day, the
occasion of the threat being a Discrimination
on the part of the Congress to entertain favor
ably the idea of paying the claims of Southern
Ioyalists And now comes Isaac Butts in a
tremendous pamphlet which Democratic papers
print in full taking ground that large national
debts are neveri paid and never ought to be
paid and thata national debts is national
despotism
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-30

THE ST. LOUIS FAMILY FLOUR co.
AT 20 Commercial St., may be found the best
Family Flour. We have tried this flour and
find it of most excellent quality. This Com
pany are determined to keep the different
grades and to sell at retail for wholesale prices
thereby giving the purchaser an advantage
which is not easily obtained at other establish
ments. We can assure our readers that thi.
-four is exactly what it is represented to be-
A penny saved is worth quite as much as 9
penney earned, and here is chance to fully
realize the truth of that ancient maxim.
III sNtf
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COM n K 8tIAL,
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS AND STEAMERS, JAN. 20.

GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY--300 bbls -four, 10 cars
lumoer 1888 cans milk, cars bark, do shoe s, 100
bbs. peas 60 dressed ogs, so pieces plank, 10 tubs
butter, 1856 pkgs sundries; shipment East, 1900
bbs -four 1879 pkgs butter $50 boxes bacon, IS rolls
leather, 40 boxes middlIngs.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-1061 sides leather,
81 rolls do, potatoes 375 bush. do SO boxes
spoos. cars boards, do lumber, do Dbl. hoops 8
bbls. beans, 1876 pkgs. sundres.
PORTLAND & RocH FsTER RAILRoAD-166 sugar
boxes, 290O pairs heads, car wood, 26 bbls.
PORTLAND g. KENNEBEo RAILRoAD-59 bbls. Is
bags meal, bbls fish, tubs butter, potatoes,
1 carriage. cars lumber, do bbls., dohea1ngs,
bbls. tallow woolens, bbls cider, 81 bales
batting, % bags waste, car furniture % pkgs
dries, 81 cars for Boston.
PORTLAND, SAco & PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD
oil, do rags. do boxes and heads, do stone,
1 do wood, machine, $50 bbs., boxes and pkgs.
STEAMER FosEsT CITY, FROM BosToN-5l boxes
soap, % rolls paper 20 bbls liquors. 10 terces lard,
Is bolts metal 1uO firkns lard. % cases spools cot
ton, 10 bds. bows 100 bbls. pork, velocopedes.
155 bills sugar, % do -four, 1O2 dead hogs rs pkgs
mdse. to order; for the Cansdas, 20 car springs.
tons pig iron "A plates do 1877 bars do 20 bdls. seel
20 do leather, 200 green hides, hhds. moasses, 30
bDls. pork, IL casks pearl ashes 443 dozen hides 20
bales rags, 104 pkgs. mdse to order.
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisement this Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Auction Sale-C. W. Holmes.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Proclamation-P. nj. Prost
Wines-GeoA. Andrews.
Hair Work.
Store to Let g3r-eza t-..s .s.r-.s--
Dissolution-Merril,P Prince & Co. 49,
Dissolution-h twood, Buck q Co.
Removal-J. w. Boucher. ..
Seearty-Loring g. Thurston.
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M-A-RIN Il NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


.r. .. Friday. January 30.
ARRIVED.
Steamship HISTORIAN. tBr) Button. Liverpool 14th
inst via Londonderry 15th-passengers and mdse to
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, St John,
NIB, VIA Eastport. go.
Brig Jane BELL, tBr) Kelley. st Thomas via Turks
Islands 9Th inst, with 1850 bu; hes salt to Davis
tor market. - .f H-h'- -t'- w.
Brig Geo W Chase, iof Portland) Bacon. Cardenas
18th DISTINGUISHES to Lynch, Barker & Co.
Sch Albert Mason, Rose, Boston, in ballast, to load
Sch Gen Washington, Thompson, Boston for Tho
maston.
-noL aas.. CLEARED.
Sch Exchange. Blake, Rocklan9-R q York.
Cld ursdiy--Scn Bramhal, Hamilton, Boston-
Cbas Sawyer. t '.-.HL s-H
A new Fog Trumpet is to be put up at Thatcber's
Island to take the place Of the one used there at
present. 1t VIII be the largest and most powerful
whistle in the world. and will be workei by a ten
horse power engine. 1t is intended have it in OPP
Grafton by the first oil June.
DOMESTIC PORTS. vi
PUGET SOUND-Sld FIN Port Discovery Sd inst,
ship Aureola. or san Francisco. III. -
Sid 9th, ship Elizabeth Kimlsll. for San Francisco
Sid m Burrard's Inlet 10th inst, ship Topgallant,
Phillips. san Francisco.
SAN tkANClSCo-Ar 18th barque Samuel Mer-
rift Hanson, Eureka; Vidette, Merritt, from Puget
Cid 9th, ship Norwester, Mosher, Callao.
Ar 2sth, rariue onquest, Howes, New York.
MOBlLE-Ar 23d inst, ship Mary E Campbell,
CHA CHARLEsToN-Ar oath inst, sch W Maitland
wILM lNGTON--Ar 24th sch Adde Fuller, Hen
derson, Portsmouth. .ta
NoRFoLK-Ar 25th, sch Ocean, Sherman. from
Ar 2oth. sch Allen Lewis Sterling. New York.
nB4LTiMORE-Ar 18th. brig Frances Jane, Jones,
Cid 27th, sch Active, Coombs, Portland.
,PHlLADELPHIA-Cld 9th, brig Strout Strout
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JANUARY TERM-aopDARD, j., PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-State vs. John M Porter. Adultery.
Verdict, not guilty.
Webb. Rradlev
State VS.. Horace B. Lowe. Drinking house and
tipping shop. Nolo contendere. Fined S1oo and
costs I'D .r..rr.
State VS.. George M. Stevens. Same. Fined 800
and costs.
State VS.. Frank E. Russell and James w. Leayitt,
compound larceny. MOI pros. as to breaking and
entering. Both parties made full confession. and
stated that Frank M. Wiswel (before sentenced for
another ofence) was equally guilty with them in
this offence. Sentence, Russell six months and
Leavitt eleven months in the county Jail,
Webb. partor
State VS.. Dennis Haley Before sentenced. HALEY
was brought in and the statement was made that he
has made restitution far as he can to Shaugessy
who was victimized while trying to .ssatisfy his
mind" Haley gives valuable information to the
government. says the jury were right in acquittne
Shylock, and makes full confession of his own guilt
HIS sentence was amended, record having been
made and three years given him in the State Prison
instead of five as first announced
several cases OF liquor prosecutions, wherein Mr.
Putnam is counsel, were taken up. ARRANGEMENTS
were made to take nro lorna verdicts of guilty. The
cases are to be carried up on questions of law They
were opened in due form to the jury by the County
Attorney and by consent of Mr.. Putnam, defend
ants counsel, they were tried together, the defend
ants themselves being absent, their counsel being
present and appearing for them and admitting that
the facts were sufficient to warrant verdict against
Them provided the iull Court should override the
questions which he had raised. The Judge charged
the jury in brief who without leaving their seats,
rendered verdict of guilty in the following cases:
State vs. Patrick McGlinchy, drinking house and
tipping shop.
State VS.. James McGlinchy, drinking house and
tipping shop.
otate vs. James McGlinchy, common seller.
otate VS.. Thomas Castleton, common seller.
otate VS.. John S. Ramsay and Parmenus E.
Wheeler, common sellers.
STATE VS., Samuel b. Brown, drinking house and
tipping shop.
State VS.. Samuel B. Brown, common so,1or
State VS.. Richard R. Robinson, drinling bouso .nd
tippng shop.
The second jury were then discharged from turtbor
attendance.
The criminal docket was run through in order
and notice was given by the County Attorney and
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CfriEs'-being city is like getting mar
ried-there is an irrepressible desire to try it.
and alter the experiment is made, the victims
wish they hadn't. Hallowen obtained q c;tv
charter years ago and has ever since baor trn.
ing to get rid oft Saco, after an experience
of only two years, has got enough of it. Rnt
Ellsworth, one OF the most enterprising VIII
lagos in the State, where more business is
done than in two or three of our cities that
could be named, is obtaining charter of our
Legislature. Somebody down there wants to
be mayor and others desire the traditional
turtle soup that pertains to the aldermanic
station. We have no positive information on
this point, but reach this conclusion reasoning
Driorj
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DIED.

In Cape Elizabeth. Jan. %. Henry L., Youngest
child OF Jose oh and Mary Gliliord, aged wears
Funeral services Saturday afternoon a. O'Clock
In Cherryheld Jan. Is, Miss Elmi1a Pickett aged
is wears.
In Eastport, Jan. 1e, Mr.. James Wood, aged 70
years.
In sidney. Dec. II, Mr.. Ebenezer Baisdell, former
y OF York, aged 81 years.
In Augusta, Jan. %, Mr.. Geo. P. Ring of Bath,
aged 80 ears.
In South Gardiner, Jan. Is, Mis-. Lucy A, widow
of Albert Griffin. aged 81 years.
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The Temperance Convention.
D the Editor of the Press.

7 IO Ut6 I1UttVT " Vt6 T6SS.
/ PORTLAND, Jan. 20, 1862
A paragraph in your paper this morning re-
lating to the recent State Temperance Con-
vention is adapted to give false impression.
You say that the actual sentiment of the con-
vention is not to be judged by the fact that but
one gentleman voted against the resolutions
for the State Police, as several others spoke in
the same direction. asE
1t is herewith distinctly asserted that but
two persons present, viz: G. J. Talbot, ESQ.,,
and Hon. j. L. Stevens, in any way whatever,
signified their dissent from the resolutions.
Contradiction of this assertion is challenged.
M r. STEvENa
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CALL.-We understand that the Rev E. G.
Bodies, the pastor of the Congress Square I'm
iversalist Church in this city, has received a
call from church in Brooklyn, offering a SAL
airy of $4,000 year and a nice pastorage rent
free. Although we should be sorry to lose Mr..
Bolles from Portland we can honestly saw we
know of no man whom we can congratulate
more heartily, or that we are more gratified to
see appreciated by Others.
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ARRIVAL OF THE N HISTORIAN Montreal
Ocean Steamship Compans's vessel the Mes.
torian, arrived at this port yesterday morning
at 10 IL o'clock, with II cabin and 81 steerage
passenger from Liverpool, Thursday, the 18th,
and Londonderry the 18th. She experienced
very severe passage with head winds. We
are indebted to the purser for our files of pa
pers. The next steamer due is the Hibernian
Capt. Smith. The Peruvian sails to-day, or on
arrival of the train from Montreal
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-30

JUDGE DAVIS, of the United St. C.
preme Court, executor of the will os
ham Lincoln, is preparing some of the naner.
in his possession for publication Thew EN-.
brace Lincoln's private Communications 70
army officers in the field, and will be of in.
tense interest.
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CLOSING UP MOVEMENT. - We learn that
Messrs' Ramsey q Wheeler, of the Falmouth
Hotel, yesterday closed up their bar. And
we further learu that the proprietors of the
treble and United States Hotels have also
done the same, although of the truth of the
latter we are not SO sure.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-30

Cows.-Among the cargo of the ." HISTORIAN
which arrived at this port yesterday are some
thirty valuable cows which are ordered from
Boston for stock purposes. These cows are of
valuable breed and all who would like to see
an English cow, can have the opportunity by
visiting the steamer before the arrivals are
shipped to the Hub.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-30

OCEAN ASSOCIATES Hall serves
as beacon on stormy nights to pedestrians
going up or down Congress street. from the
blaze OF light that floods the way from its win
dows, showing that some party or other are
enjoying themselves in saltatory exercises
Last night the merry strains of music f1oated
out into the night air for Elk 4's boys, with
their friends, were having fine time to the
inspiriting melody of Chambers Band The
Oceans are having a very pleasant set of dances
this season, and they are well patronized.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-30

A WASHINGTON dispatch says that gen
tleman direct from Cuba states that two
schooners, loaded with arms and ammunition,
nave recently discharged their cargoes near
havana. Several ex-Confederate officers Of
tered their services to the revolu.ionists. but
backed out upon learning that thew were TO
fight for emancipation.
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lNsURANcE.-By reference to our advertise
ment column there will be found the statement
OF the Security Insurance Co. of New York,
one OF the largest and best and most honorable
offices in the country. Messrs. Loring and
=, Tlhurston, No. % Exchange street, are the
agents, and they are the representatives OF
some OF the most reliable offices in the United
States, affording the most ample facilities for
all marine and fire risks. We would advise
all those who are in search of good Company
to call in to their agency, and we doubt not
they will be quickly accommodated.
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The Healing Pool!

An Essny for Young Men ON the Crime
of Solitnhe, and thu Diseases and Abuses which
create impediments to mnrria ge with sure means
o. Rebel Sen in sealed letter envelopes, tree OF
charge. Address DIR. j. Skiliin III ON b,on
Howard var Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-30

JUST drop in to Litchfeld's new Candy Store
and get some of his celebrated Molasses Cam
dy, No. 80 Exchange street.
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ENTERTAINMENT.-The Atlantic Lodge Of
u. t. NO 49, are going to have grand good
time at Temperance Hall tonight There will
be singing, select reading, dramatic performan-
ces and refreshments.
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IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL Steamship HISTORIAN 10 pkgs
mdse, Haensgin & Guaesdmger / psge WOO, re-
Booth; II cases lemons Z rrindle. Z pkps mdse
u ii Bond IL Co; pkgs seed, Kendall & W bitnev
10 pkgs mdse, j f fIindle; do glass ware, Areni
q TR; 81 do Can Elk Co; II do Norton, Chapn an &
Co; 80 cowcs, j N " inslow.
CARDINALS. Brig Geo W Cbase-44 hhds SO tics
molasses, to Lynch, Barker 81 Co.
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ONE HALF of the newly elected House of
Commons is made up of the sons and near
relatives of peers. There are 100 business men,
SO called and 121 railway directors. There
are only little over so professional men.
This is hardly the Parliament that will very
seriously interfere with the existing order of
things -t- -. l.. 81
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TURNvEREN.-The velocipede fever is at its
height in our city. Everybody is interested to
know what it looks like, how it is made and
how propelled. Orders for them are continu-
ally coming in, and our Western Promenade
will no doubt present grand array of veloci-
pedestrians the coming summer. t
In order to give a splendid opportunity for
our citizens to see the working of this machine
the Turnverein has decided to introduce one
on the floor of City Hall on the occasion of
their exhibition next Tuesday evening. This
will give the ladies, to whom the inconvenience
of small crowded room would be objection
able, fine chance to witness the management
and movements of the velocipede. No better
opportunity could be had, and with the other
attractions Of the evening, we predict full
house. Chandler will be there in person to at
tend to the orchestra and dancing.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-30

DIR. BENNETT, room % United States Hotel,
is curing all manner of disease without medi-
zine
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-30

GEORGE ROBINSON, of Bethel, Maine, the
soldier who defended Seward against the as
saults of the assassin PAYNE, is in Washington
seeking employment under the government
The injuries he received in his struggle with
the assassin have incapaciated him for physi-
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-30

The BREACH OF PROMISE CASE Gould VS..
Holland, which has attracted so much atten-
ton in Androscoggin County, was settled yes
terday by the parties themselves.
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WAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY.-As the birthday
of the father of his country comes round again
in the natural order of events, we look to see
what observance is to be made of the occasion
We hear that the Portland Light Infantry
have taken time by the foIelock, and are maxi
ing grand preparations to have the 22d proper
ly noticed. They have hired City Hall, SO the
report goes, and are to give f ne exhibition of
their proficiency in Uptons tactics, after which
there VIII be dance, with Chambers Full
Band to furnish the music. The 22d is always
popular dance night, and we shall expect to
see City Hall crowded on the occasion.