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The Portland daily press., 1870-02-01

A STRANGE SToRY-A MURDERER HANGED
AND RESTORED TO LIFETIME startling an
aouocement is made by Louisville, K7. M.
Per Of the resuscitdtivn of the murderer Kri,l
who was supposed to have suffered death on
Friday week by the gibbet. Il is said that his
bserine on the scafold was so uunaturally
calm that those who stood near him thought
the man did not realize that death was so
near, but still cluog to life with terrible te
aacity. When the rope that held the trap was
Severed and the boly fell it was subject of re-
mark that the closed bands and position of the
legs aud feet remained entirely unchanged,
Showing tremendous exercise of will and
control Ct nerve. The neck was not broken.
pps.ner was the rope drawn SO closely abour
No aeeA t"a1 It's mark could be distine uisbed
T. wa, tne skin cbafed particle, aud 1t wa
1e"See W persons who Witnessed the extcu.
1on mat HE C rotid arteries. of the neck mi
stated Ter Inc surgeons declared lif,, extinct
At-r han Ing some minutes KrieI's bodv W..
placed tp cofin and rapidly driven q SS,v r.,
tns g. melery vault. A surgeon Of skill. aid a
;h,a,u ossh.ver ia the theory OF resusciIaIiop
b. Griv me galvauic process, is said TO have
and blauke,s wagon, containing a mattress
aner the v-nie,s we cemetery; shortly there
AI'ei, Wnlcn was Cow WIN Inc Dody OF
sn,a ss'nu! and learned Inc me surgery Of
soms zen or twelve excitllaa ysician, where
TN TINT , stTdsn's stood auzioasyy nd expec
ooJy was placed in recumtentS The
On The table the galvonic battery ann,ipp9 post on
~ less tnan fifteen minutes the warm ou b, aud
copm peeo to course through the cnilled HOG "S,
enc At last the ewes oreued. One OF he oo "l
paiied s'udeuis asked KrieI II he was sensih
Inc eyes answered express vely. and Inc H.
2 eoed 'nefecuvely, Tor no speech came for nP
udnulants were poured down the 1hroot nf
She revived criminal, and in less than one hon.
s.sr he had beso placed 10 the surgery, Kr'eI
Az a and asked them, What hay. you doue?
ssd AaFried him away to a place Of safe sSu'Sea
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A Card.

deem it but just and proper SO far as my friends
are t. saw, that IN the recent pr secutoI
b fore the criminal Court, no one has supposed, or
asserted that received, directly or indirectly, dol
lar OF the money obtained by MIR. Loaviit on bis
moriE age. ct that received anv compensa ion be-
yond his thanks. | deli, cred verbal messages to AMI
from Mr.. Jer is and Mr. Leavitt TO save him the ex.
pense OF coming to the city, he vas at that time
boarding in my family at Paris Hill. In doing this
avor, some Ill-dsposed person seized the oppor-
funIly 1pjure me. elIh-r with the hope OF money
OR revenge. Up TO Ibis moment it has been impossi-
be for to ascertain who the mplainant was.
am assured by Mr.. Converse, OF Salem, who fur
nishsd the money that the suit was not brought by
hmm. OF by his agent. Mr.. Jerris. Neither by his
counsel, Mr.. Putnam. On tue contrary. MIR. Con-
ver.e came 10 This CITY dur ng he trial. at his own
expense. unsolicited by me, with the hone that he
coud be allowed to testify in behalf and to exon
crate NE from all blame In the matter.
TO my obtain nx The cert.fcate. anv one wi h
tn mbe full OF brains, must know better than 10 snn-
pose me to be sucn TOOL :" '0'
l also wouo say at since the trial. find that
When Mr.. leavitt turned Paris on the I7th of
april after be had ma de u final arranx rnts with
MT. Jtrrt., accompanied him ana rem sined mil
the following week. We were both here on the otd
and 23u the days which the certificate was ,ss ed
by Mr. Leach, and the day the money was paid to
po..,. WM. CHASE.
nu' e',' o. 1917. febl-1tsn
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Nh. HoAR of Massachusetts is to renlv to
thespeech OF Mr.. Dawes on the extravagant
estimates of the department.
Mr.. BAXTER of the Rutland Herald assur.
"a woman suffrage association IN Washing
ION the other night that Vermont would soon
nave constitution for won an suffrage.
REPUBLICAN politicians are of the opinion
mat they shall be able to carry New Hamp-
shire at the spring election, although there
are four tickets in The field.
IT Is now probable that the Bureau of Ed
nation will be saved from the destruction
lnat seemed impending. The President has
appointed Gen. Eaton to be Commissions,
instead OF Barnard, and approves of the con-
tnuance OF the Bureau.
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ssAULT ON WoMAN.-A few days since
Alvin Oaksmith, sou Of Mrs. Elizabeth Oak
smith. living with his mother at Patcboaue,
was arrested on complaint OF his wife, an intel
i'geut Cuban lady, for series of brutal assaults
npou her person. For some days previous the
poor woman bad not been permitted to leave
the house of her motber-ip law, where she had
heen sui jet to most hear less cruelties. She
Elected her escape about mid night by the as
s'slance of The servants aud number Of CHI
zens. Her face presented a most pitable sight,
and it is feared that she bias forever lost the
use of QUE of her eyes, by reason OF blows re.
ceived at the HANDS of her husband. Justice
Price, before whom the prisoner was tried,
dned him $50 aud placed him npder bonds for
bis future good behavior.-N z Eueninq Post
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4 CORPORATION WITH A SoUL.-A few
months ago an employee of the Portland and
Kennebec Railroad named Mckay met with a
severe accident which resulted in the loss OF
oasofhiseyes. During the many weeks that he
b % been incapacita.ed for labor we understand
That be has rece we'd his pay regularly. The
Incident is significant as showing the "invisi.
DE- intangible and immortal" being called a
corporation sometimes shows indications of
possessing soul. 1t Is proper that we should
> III that 1t was hy a"sidan. tia. vS LEARNED
anything OF the above incident, and that mn
enc connected with the road has conmun,cat.
ed 1t 10 u, Direct, or indirectly.
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OUR ADMIRALs FLAG ABRoAD"-Sucii is
the title of book that has caused a reputation
for iieeif that few books of travel of the pres.
cot day obtain. This is partly owing to the
interest that attaches itself to the cruise of the
Franklin-fr )m th-t vessel having been the
flagship of Admiral Farragut in his European
cruise, which took place in 1868, just after the
country had fairly settled down to peace after
war, and when the memory of his glorious
deeds was fresh in the minds of all foreigners
as well as of his countrymen-aud partly to
the graphic descriptions of the reception of the
Admiral and his officers by the several crowned
heads OF Europe, the incidents of the cruise,
and the places visited. The author of the work
IS Lieut.. Montgomery, U. S. N, the Admiral
accomplished secretary; and we would recon-
mend all to read it A copy has been present.
ed to the Pablic Library. The work is most
elegantly bound and printed on fair white
paper, in clear, large type.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
These Hard Times

The people should EnOaU
s0here they can bay the best
goods at fair prices. BUT
LER d REED, No. II Mar
Ret Square, aciU sell yOu
BOOTS and SHOES that
actU give good satisfaction.
We commenced business
auth the intention of Keep
eng the best goods that the
market affords, and selling
them at u small profit; are
stitt continue to do business
IN that acay because ace find
itp0ys. We cordially anvite
the citizens of Portland and
vicinify to an inspection of
oar stock acith the assurance
that the goods IN eve1'y case
aUiIl prOce just as represent
ed.
BUTLER & Es Fed,
No. II Market Square, Portland.
Nov sO-sNeodtf
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SUFFRAGE FOR THE INDIANS "A Washing
ton dispatch says that the committees on In
dian affairs and on territories, OF the House,
are each considering bills to organize system
Of q, Giyll government in what is now called the
luuidu trrfiuTy. Ius pfopUsUi 70 SlSa.e Q.
new territory with a new territory with a gov
'ruor aud The other usual officers. Mr.. Gull
lom's bill calls IL Lincoln, while Mr.. Vau
Horn's names it Oklahoma. The chief feature
pf each bill is that it gives the suffrage 10 To.
diaus. That the idea OF makiog citizens OF the
mot advanced indians will encounter no hos
tility from be President, is evident enough
from language he used the other day to deIe-
.anop OF ChOctaws, to whom be said he had
long thought the two Datious which they rep.
|enied and all the civilized nations In tbe In.
Ian country should become CITIZENS and be en-
E'tled to all The rights of citizeus
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DIX A. L. sCoVILL, is The inve utor of several
medical preparations which have become yerv nan.
niar. und have been literally used. Among I,s IN.
ventions are 'Halps Balsam for the limos" ana
"Liverwort and Tar" Fol the past six wears a be,.
ter Lung remedy has been offered to the pubic.
Read the following letter from DR.. Scoyill REFER.
ing TO it:
Messrs. j. N. HARRIS & co.
GENrs-I make ibe following statement
from perfect conviction and knowledge of the ben
etts OF Aliens Lung Baisam In cu-in, the
most deep-seated PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
have witnessed its effects the young and on the
old add and truly say that it is by far the best ex-
pectorant remedy with which am acquainted. For
Coughs and all the early stages OF Lung complaints
believe it to be certain cure, and If every ,amiIy
would keep 1t by them, really TO administer upon
the first appearance of disease about the Lungs
there would be very few cases of fatal consumption
1t causes the phegm and matter to raise wi bout IT,
ritating those delicate organs the Lunas) and with
out producing constipation OF the Bowels 1t also
gives strength to'be SYSTEM stops the mig BIT eats
and changes all the morbid secretions to healthy
state. N
Yours respectfully, A. L. sCOyILL.
Soil by all Medicine Dealers. febi.4w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sc YEN PER CENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE
Gold Bonds,
CHICAGO Il SOUTHWESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.

Principal and interest payable IN GOLD at. the
American Exchange National Bank" ofNew-York
Coupons pa sble May and Nov EN- Der, free Of
GOVERNMENT TAX.
As au additional secuIily the principal and in
terest is GUARANTEED in Currency by the CHI
CAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC r. r co.
The Chicago and Southwestern Railway, in con-
nection with tue Muscatine branch of the Chicago,
ROCK Island and Pacific Road, Is a DIRECT TX
TENSION OF the old Chicago and RICK Island
Road from Columbus, Iowa, $50 miles THROUGH
THE RICHEST PORTIONS OF IOWA AND
MISSoUk RI 1o THE CITY OF LEAvENwORTd.
KANSAS. thus constituting al almost direct air
line from CHICAGO to tie Commercial Metropolis
OF Kansas and the Missouri Valley.
The field OF this Road thI oughout the Southwest Is
an open one; its connection with Chicago 10 direct
and all It's connections are among the MOST VAL
LIABLE and important OF any Road i'll existence.
The wbo.e issue of Bonds amounts TO e We millions
and constitutes first mort gage on he entire prop
erty of the Company, BESIDES BEING UNCON-
DITIONALLY GUARANTEED BY TIE CBICA-
GO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
Co which renders the investment doubly secure.
" 9 do not hesitate to recommend them as FIRST
CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
They will be sold, at present. at 81 and accrued
interest, in currency. GovernH ent Bonds and other
available securities received in exchange.
Pamphlets, with full and interesting particulars
furnished on application by
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-01

THE MAINE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE have
sent out their 14th annual report in the form
OF an octave volume of 1888 pages. compiled by
The able Secretary of the Board, DR.. s. L.
Goodale. 1t is almost indispensable to good
farmers, for the subjects are treated by practi-
cal men, and are almost exhaustive in extent.
Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining the work should
apply soon to the members of the Legislature,
Who are now receiving their quota for distri-
button
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MI. Il. A.

The members OF the Mercantile Library Assoria-
ton will meet at the Merchants Exchange promptly
at 8 2 o'clock. No member will be admitted 10 the
Hall unless with the Association as a body.
A foil attendance IS particularly REQUESTED.
By Order of the President.
GEORGE A. JONES, Marshal.
February /, 1870. d1tsn
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+. b. Washburne writes to his friends in
Galena that he is slowly but surely recovering
from the chronic complaint that has affected
him for years.
Patti, at St. Petersburg, was recalled twenty
Child OF the Regiment
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Ar at Spthead 18TH Marcia Greenleaf Bates, from
New YORK for Bremen
sid TN On nst0Wn 18th, Jos + Eaton, EuingwoOd,
Tor the Clyde.
ar at Venice 18TH Inst, Giles Loring. Pinkham, I'm
Ga a. hayre 18th, Rosetta Mcneil sprOul, Cardiff
and Y United States.
- Ar at Hamburg 18th ult Ellen Goodspeed, Preble,
Bakers Island.
Sid i4tn, Ass,ra, Patten, Cardiff.
noYneao, Jan 6-l;arque Limerick Lass, MARSH
man, tom Liverpool tor New Orleans, has put back
to Liverpool leaking.
fPer steamer Tripol, at Boston.I
Ar at Liverpool 18th, Mary Russell, Rush, New
Orleans.
Sid nth, Albert Ga latin Chandler, Mobile.
Ent tor ldg 18th, Ellen Southland, Morse Tor Balt-
more.
Sid TN Plymouth 10th Nereus. Miller, Savannah.
Sid I'm Portland 18th, ThOs Harvard, strickland,
(Tom IIayrel tor Cardiff.
"A Ar at CardIn 17rh, Harriet Hussey Ulmer, from
Havre.
,ld 18th, d Thursion. Snow Calcutta.
Ar at Londonderry nth, Pruss an Dutton, Port
land tor Liverpool, ana sailel.
Ar at Bangkok Nov 49, GaTibaldi, Moves, Hong
Kong.
Al at Messna 9Th inst, l. Staples Herman. from
Cette; 18th Eva johnson, Johns On Marse lies
Ar at Genoa 12I h inst, Gazelle, Cole, New York.
:, Ar at Lisbon nth inst, Sancho Panzo Wiley, New
York.
Sid FIN Antwerp 18th inst, welkin, Blanchard, for
Cid at HelvOet ls'h inst, Mary Emma, Patteu. for
Cardiff
Ar al London 18th, John woOrter, Knowles, from
kusteIidj9.
SPOKEN.
Dec %. lat 81 N, Ion "a w, barque Witch, from
Boston for Sydney. ESW.
Jan 20, no lat, &c, sch Mary f Staples, bound
South.
Jan 2s off Cape Henry, ship Surprise, Luce, from
CallaO for New York.
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M. Q. MI. a.

The Members of the Maine Charitable Mechanic
Association are requested to meet in their Library
Room, on TUESDAY MORNING at eight o'clock, to
take part In the Peabody ceremonies.
RICH ARD COLE, Ssc'y pro tenn.
January 81, $780, d2tsN
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DIALOGUES!

Boston Merchant. "Cogia Cogia~
Cogia Hassan. "Here am, old fellow, what's
up"
B. M. 'Tm going up the spout; do you
want any goods in my store?'
G. Fl. "What you got ?"
B. NJ. Lot fancy goods"
G. II. Don't want 'em- got my store full
Of them"
B. M. What'll you give for a hundred doz.
nice GENTS KID GLOVES, like these (holding
up sample.)
9. 81. Worth $1,000. I'll give you 1878,
cash on the MIL
B. N. "That's too bad. but don't want to
fail and have no money, 20 they're yours.
What shall you sell them ior?"
c. Fl. "65 CTS PA1Ry'
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ALWAYS send your friend to Geo. W. Rich
& Co., for clothing, 173 Fore street. i283t
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The Newport IN H. Argus says the line of
the Sugar river Railroad, from Bradford TO
C'are:oont, touches 24S land owners. We
earn bat the agents OF the road are now me-
sotiating for the right of way, taking deeds, SC.
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O.. a. r..

HEADQUARTERS BoswoRTH PosT, No.2, !
u. A. X.
General Order No. 1.
Every comrade is hereby ordered to appear at The
G A. X. Hall, 113 Federal street, 4 ~ sd~y
MORNING. Es bruasy 1.s, 1870 at O'Clock,
for the OF attending the funeral CEREMONIES
Of the late George Peabody. y s.,ru
Post commander.
OFFICIAL: n. c. HOUSTON, Post Adjutant.
1ap3tm
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HARPER's BAZAR.-The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fessenden
Brothers, Lancaster Hall. This journal of
Fashion takes the lead of all others, and ia a
welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
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Notice.

The City Hall will be open Tuesday from 3 to Z
o'clock P. NJ, and Wednesday from 10 A N, to 9 P,
Ar. Per order W. L. PUTNAM,
fe1-d2tsn Chairman Of Committee
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JUST RECEIVED, new and large assort-
ment of Cards, So 90 per thousand and mn.
wards, at the Daily Press Printing House.
WIN. M. MARKS
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Hoard 0f Traale.

Board Of Trade.
TVHE members of the Board Of Trade are re one ST.
ed to meeI at the Board OF Trade Room, tues
DAY MORNING at hal, past eight o'clock precisely,
where they will be joined by the Mercantile brary
Assotiiion and proceed to the Cit, Hall in a bod, .
jan3ld2G M NJ RIGH Secretary
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PORTLAND ARMY AND NAVY UNIoN.-The
regular monthly meeting of the Union will be
held at their Hall Tuesday evening, February
1st 1870. Business of Importance will come
before the meeting.
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Fu0ef0l COtteRes
Remova! Of The rsmains Of The late George Peabody
ton, Fst. lst, 1870.
ORDER OF PROCESSION,
ROUTE OF MARCH.
Funeral Escort.
Marshal.
Two Companies Of Infantry o, Maine Militia
and Staff, United States Army.
Pail Bearers, cons sting OF Ex-Mayors and Express
iients of the Board OF Trade OF Portland, VIII
liam Willis, Joseph Howard. William W.
Thomas, Neal Dow, James McCobb,
Jacob Mcclellan, Augustus Z. Stew
ems, John B. Brown, T. C. Her.
sey, Jonas Fl. Perley.
ea HanoS Of FuucrnI Car e Hnndr OF
with six men on
Detachment each side as Detachment
, Of PGraSd bearers fiom T. of Portland
Capt. M astt N.n'nins' cap ae Parker.
Family
Committee from Peabody.
Trustees OF Peabody Inst iute
.an Trustees Of the Peabody Educational Fund
Maine, Comma der OF the Monarch and
His Honor the Mayor OF Portland.
H. B. M. consul at Portland, and the Commander OF
Spanish Consul, French Consul ana British Vice
The Staff of Admiral Farrsgut.
Staff of the Governor OF Name.
Officers o1 the ngli and AmeIi an Navies.
Officers I the English and United States armies,
Ola, ers Un'ied States Revenue servi e.
Judges OF United Sta es and State Courts.
Dell CATION OF the Maryland Legislature.
The Mayo and City oDncil OF Bal i'm re-
The Executive Council OF Maine.
Senate anu house of Representatives OF Maine pre-
ceued by tn,ir Officers
U.S.. Marshal and District attorney
Adjutant General and Attorney General OF Maine,
Clerks OF the Federal and State courts.
Collector OF Customs, Surveyor OF Por., Postmaster
GO lector and SCISSOR of Internal Revenue.
Officers of Customs and Init rnal Revenue.
County Officers.
Aldermen and Common Council of Portland.
Compi't tee OF Reception and Subcommittee.
Com mitIees and Boards OF the various dl ar,ments
Of the City Go, ernment OF Portland.
Cit, Soil, itor, u. y Treasurer and Clerk
Judge aud Recorder Municipal Court.
Officers English Steamers In Port.
Eeveren er2y OF the various Denominations
Pc tland Board of Traue
Mercantile Library Asso iati,n.
Maine Cha rits BILE Mechanic Association.
Pc an Soc ETY. o. Natural Hi tory.
Po' ta-.d Institute and Publ c Library.
Grand Armv Of the Republic, Department t Maine
unde- command OF G-u. Geo. L. Real
Boswor,h POST, No. 2, G. A. r Ut Portland under
command OF Post Comm lander W. b. Smi h.
The procession moving from City Hall, will pass
through the following streets:
Down Congress to Pearl, through Pearl to Middle
up Middle to Co"gre s, up Congress to State, lwn
Siale tc Dantorth, down Dant)rth to high, down
High to Commercial, and thence 20 the rail. DAD sta
lion.
After he train shall have left the sation the pro-
cess1on will march, under military escort bacx to
City Hall, and there be dismissed.
L. D. NJ. SWEAT. Marshal
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Per Order.

THE EMPIRE MUTUAL.-It will be seen that
this Life Ins. Co.. have been obliged to resort
to larger and more convenient quarters in
Room u Cahoon Block. We learn that some
10000 ms, vas applied for on the 18th inst
the day after the Rev. Mr. Headley, the ener.
getic Boston manager visited here, and more
or less every day since.
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Wanted

A SMALL Upright, Tubular Boiler.
"a ], P. SMITH,
felsneod1v loo Exchange st.
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The CoaIA HAssAN Store will be closed tbi,
day from 81 9 to 10 ~ o'clock
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THE BEST place to get good article in Dry
Goods at 4 fair price, at Strout's feb1eodaw
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v,;n, g., New Years.

moi, Sinh cribers will see by the date on their
-. rns t,me to which they have paid. Viii oil
:, Arrears ,lease lie as prompt as possible in paying
s.s,me.. Terms $500 year in advance.
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G R E E N B A { K s

Glazed Threads
Silk SPOOL &c. &c
he which
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Particular attention is called to the card of
William Chase, Esq, in another column.
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-01

INDIA RUBBER AND GUTTA PERcHA FABRICS.
The headquarters for every variety Of India
Rubber and Gutta Percha goods is at Halls
rubber store, where you can purchase at retail
or wholesale these indispensable articles az
manufacturers prices, this being branch of
Halls Rubber Warehouse, of Boston, and is
coated at 11s Middle street, Portland, under
Falmouth Hotel. iau31tf
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Sch Havana 2sd, brig Lie Houshton, Morton, from
Portland
III rs h. brig Hiram Abiff. Tibbetts. Sagua.
AT AT Maanzas z1s,, brig j Adams, from st
John. NIB.
Ar st Cardenas 22d, brig Addie Hale Daley, Port.
land; sch Hattie Samdson. Bake, do.
: Ar at Cieniuegos 1eth, brig II Emery, Small, fun
Boston.
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Warren's Cough Balsam.

Warren's Cough Balsam.
Is beyond question the very best medicine OF the
day for all COUGHS, COLDS, Sore THROAT and
LUNGS! Also, or Whoopipg Cough and Croop in
Children it IS the effective medicine ever used.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
B F. BRADBURY, Proprietor, Bangor, Me.
GEO. G. GOODWIN & Co., Boston, Agents tor
New England. oct23eod6msn
Special Notice.
The various associations and societies that intend
to join in the Procession from the City Hall to the
Railroad station on Tuesday morning, Feb L. are re-
Quesed to meet at their respective Headquarters at
1-2 O'Clock and be ready promptly at O'Clock to
proceed under direcaes OF Col Bradbury and Maj
Donnell, to City Hall aere their position will be
assigned to them.
All those who have been invited to assemble at
the MAJ ors Office at 9o'clock Tuesday morning. will
be escorted into the Hall at LIZ o'clock precisely
ja29snlt Id. NJ. SWEAT, Marshal.
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For the Fleet.

For the Fleet.
~ Cam. BspJ i. willard ha snart;
-rM cred iGe Steam T sxo ,r1Sse !. 'a 81,
IL naE&N\to run 10 the "Nonarcn, a.
A}zzz:H.ASA1sASS sek IN connection with the va 'ht
NETT ID. t1e .sSin Of VIII will be kept warm re
the G5 Jamie wSar 6sr rs% 10
a. NJ 70 icooommodations have been arranged Par
o. @ mi lease cure their uckeIs b. fore going
euo sseard Fare down ami return Twenty Five
cents. =
ilu3dfw ID. y. WlLLARD.
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARI N E N EWS,
20 RI OF RTLAND,

Monday, Jan. 81
ARRIVED.
Sch DR. Kane. Dodge, Boston.
Sch Billie. Pa ker. Boston
Sch Amazon. Warren, Gloucester for Belfast
Sch oregon Dunton, Boothbay.
Sch Sarah, Morton, Rockland ior New Bedford
Sch Gipsey, Marshall. Winterport tor Boston,
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake, johnson, New York-Hen-
~ Fox.
Steamer New Brunswick. Pike, st John n B, via
Eastport- A Stubs.
Ba que Tatay, Morse, Buenos Ayres - Lewis
& Co.
Brig Gipsey Queen, Foster, Cardenas-P hinney &
jackson.
Brig Kate Foster, Pickett, Sagua-James NJ Chur-
chill.
Sch Danl W Clark, (Br) Peck, st John, NB-F R
Barrett.
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SPLENDID KID GLOVES rs cts,
Best make S witches 20 cts,
100 I'd. Spool Silk IS cts.
B Ast Glazed Spool Cotton Sets.
Velvet Hats 10 cts.
Plush Hats sets.
Entire stock at cost and less for short time
only, to make room for spring goods.
See advertisement in another column.
KALER, BOWEN & MERRILL,
jan27-tf No. Free Street Block.