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BOARD OF TRADE.

FNHE annual meeting of the Board of Trade for the
choice OF officers and the transaction ofsuch other
business as may legally before the meeting will
Per Order. Nj n RICH Soy
in4td NV -
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SENATOR BUCKINGHAM has been aroused
by the story that the Retrenchment Commit
tee would do whitewashing for Republican
office-holders. The personal character of that
gentleman affords sufficient assurance that
he is sincere when he says that he will use
his utmost endeayors to expose wrong-doing.
THE reduction of the public debt four mil
lions and half during the month of Deem
Der is less than usual, but in any other coun-
try it would be called miracle
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THIS sentence from Washington dispatch
has more than common significance: 'Senator
Trumbull called on the President on New
Years day, after nearly everybody else had
come and gone, and met very cordial recep-
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SPECIAL NOTICES:
j. B. BROWN &c SONS.
b A N X r r 8,
P o R I'll ND, MAIN


THIS HOUSE is established for the transaction of
General Banking Business.
DEPOSlTS received subject to check at sight In
terest at the rate of Four per cent per annum allow
ed on all Daily Balances. Accounts rendered and in
crest credited monthly.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT issued bearing in
terest as by agreement and available at maturity in
Portland, Boston or New York.
COLLECTIONS of Notes. Drafts, Coupons and
Dividends made In all parts of the United States and
Canada.
DEALERS In Government and other Investment
Securities and in Gold and Silver Coin.
STERLING BILLS drawn on Englnnd Scotland
and Ireland Sight drafts on Paris, Berlin and other
European cities, Montreal, St, John and Halifax.
Ecu and Currency Drafts on Boston and New York
APPROVED Commercial Bills purchased.
FACILITIES afforded for the transaction of the
Special as well as the General Business of correspon
dents.
Agents for the sale Of the
Bonds of the Portland & Ogdensburg r r
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A MILLION IN THE FIELD
Yes, million of men, to say nothing of the ladies,
know by experience that

produces shades of color that seem to have been
brought out by nature herself They know, too, that
1t is Tree from all injurious matter because they have
used it for years. and thus tested by process
certain than even chemical analysis ITSELF In fact,
the daily experience of multitudes of both sexes
firms the declaration of the first analytical chemist in
America, that the Excelsior dye contains s'notbinp
deleterious to health" A good dressing should he
used after the dyeing, and the best is
CHRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIyE
nOy20-eOd1m wd2-50
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DIED.

In this city, Jan. 3, Edward, youngest son of the
late Judge Fitch.
Funeral services on Friday afternoon at o'clock
from his late residence, 453 Congress street. 81 =
In Augusta, Jan. 2, Mrs. Charlotte F.. widow of the
late Reuben Partridge aged GO years.
In Albion Dec. %, Miss Lizzie E. Sturtevant aged
IS years months, '..-
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGIsLATURE.-The Massa-
chusetts Legislature organized yesterday by the
election of Horace HI. Coolidge of Boston, Pres
ident of the Senate, and Stephen N. Clifford,
Clerk. John E. Sanford of Taunton, was elect
ed Speaker of the House by vote of 155, to so
for John B. d. Cogswell of Yarmouth. VIM.
S. Robinson was reelected Clerk of the House.
DR.. Peabody of Cambridge, delivered the an
nual election sermon.
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ARTIFICIAL RAIN STORMS Mr.. Edward
Powers, civil engineer, Of Chicago, has sent a
petition to Congress, asking for aid to perform
an experiment which he desires to make for the
artificial production of rain. The means which
he proposes to employ in such an experiment
are powder and cannon and, as showing that
there is a reasonable probability that rain can
be produced by these means. The object is, of
course, the production of artificial rains in sea-
sons and localities where drouths exist; and in
support of his theory Mr.. Powers presents a
great many facts drawn chiefly from the histo-
ry of the civil war; where heavy battles have
been followed by heavy falls of rain. To this
end, and that his experiment may be made on
a large scale, he respectfully asks to be allowed
the use or three hundred pieces of ordnance Of
the United States, of calibre not less than r.
Founders, and that he may be furnished with
10000 blank cartridges of various weights suit
able for the respective pieces and with ten
miles IT insulated wire and an electrical bat
terry and other appliances for enabling him to
fire all the pieces simultaneously; that he may
be empowered to employ for a limited time, at
the expense of the United States, such men as
may be needed to assist him in this expert
ment, and that he may be allowed the necessa-
ry transportation for men, materials and guns
in the operations connected with the same.
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Room To Let.

WITH board suitable for gentleman and wife. or
commodated, at so Free Street. in4-Iw
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Notice.

FuNHE Annual Meeting of the Cumberland County
Agricultural Society, for the election of officers
ana the transaction Of other legal business will be
ings Bank Building, Portland, Tuesday. January is
1872, at 10 O'Clock a. m. SAM'L DINGHY, Sec.
Standsh, Jan. 5, 1872 IA david wi
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THURsDAYI MORNING, JAN. 4, 1872.


The Land Agents report fully confirms the
charges made in the PRESS against the E"ro-
pean & North American Railway. Inc pup
lie will now Judge whether we have not under
the circumstances made those charges tenn
perately and with no disposition to exaggerate
the facts. The Bangor Wing has raised
shrill cry of ''falsehood' against us. Who
now appears to be in the right? What 40
the Whig's sdenials'' in regard to the owner
ship of the road amount to, when 1t cannot
or will not tell who really owns more than
.four.ffths of the stock which is returned as
belonging to Noah Woods ct ais, trusteesF
What avail its violent protestations as to the
propriety of the action of the company, when
they are contradicted by the officer who has
incurred the bitter hostility of the corpora
ton on account of his known hostility to It's
schemes? 1t is the Wing and not the PRESS
that has fallen short of the requirements OF
both truth and justice 1t is the Wing and
not the PRESS that has not disdained to sup
port wicked and monstrous claim, shame
lessly put forward in the interest OF foreign
capitalists in utter disregard of the rights OF
people of Maine. We shall be glad to hear
the Wing say that it has been deceived, and
that it has not wantonly aided in the attemp-
ted commission of so great wrong. But if
it persists in indicating the transactions al
luded to and assailing those who have expos
ed and denounced them, we shall be COM
PEELED reluctantly to strike the Wing from
our list of journals whose opinions are deserv-
ing of respectful attention.
IT is interesting but not gratifying to OBJ
serve that those newspapers which have most
warmly defended the cause of railroad COM
pany in claiming the entire remnant of our
public domain, are now engaged in opening a
way to the State treasury for the same gen.
tlemen. Having obtained as they suppose,
title to all the lands that Maine has to dis
pose of, they will now thank it to hand over
such sums of money as it may have or can
procure! If the demands of these shrewd IL
nanciers are allowed-if the Legislature lis
tens to the State aid scheme-how long will
it be before Maine will be counted with the
Carolinas and other States which the ''pro-
gressive policy has made bankrupt?
The Cincinnati Commercial publishes a
letter from Alfred Yaple, insisting that the
Democratic and Republican parties, as now
constituted, are mere organizations to con-
troll and enjoy official emoluments, and adj
vising reorganization of parties. He lays
down platform upon which, in his opinion,
the success of a new organization would be
secured, and proposes as candidates W. S.
Groesbeck, of Ohio, for President, and Gratz
Brown, of Missouri, for Vice-President.
This is important. Yaple's name is enough
to give currency to "views'' even more orig
inal than the above. Pity that Yaple isn't
generally known this way
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THE arrest of Brigham Young for murder,
while bail is refused, may yet lead to startling
consequences, though all as yet is strangely
quiet
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HOGS! BUTTER!
HOGS! BUTTER
4 CAR CHOICE HOGS!
800 TUBS CHOICE VERMONT and
CANADA BUTTER,
FOR SALE BY
Us. CROCKETT,
s. Commercial Street.
Notice.

Notice.
Middle aged Man of good business abilities. long
perience in Book keeping and capable of filling
ny place OF trust will be open to an engagement
after January LIST.
An interview may be had by addressing "BUSI-
NESS," care Postman No. I, Portland Post Office
Portland Dec. q, 1871. dc2S-sn div
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THE Daily PRESS will be furnished during
the session of the Legislature at the rate of 81
for the session.
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Shoe Store For Sale.
DETAIL Shoe Stock. Terms easy. Address
~ Jn4u BOX 1895. Portland, Me.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SDacia1 NOtioa

On and after January first, and until further no.
tice the Pullman Parlor cars now running on day
trains between Bangor and Boston, (via Augusta)
will be transferred to the other line and run daily
via Lewiston and Danville. The sleeping cars will
continue to run as usual
dec28-d1W T., T., IINCOTN Ass,t cun,+
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R It + e r. AND CHI A p e II
THAN ANY OTHER
BOOTS AND SHOES:
THOSE FASTENED WITH
CABLE SCREW WIRE I!
BETTER-Because they more Pliable, more
Comfortable, and Waterproof, and are warranted
not to Rip or Cape.
CHEAPER-Because, while their first cost is not
in excess Of sewed or pegged work of a like grade,
Shape much better and the metallic fastening insures
a more Equal Wear.
Equally applicable to light and heavy work.
The immense demand having called forth imita-
lions, consumers should be that every boot or
shoe bears the Patent Stamp.
Sold by Dealers Everywhere.
noo2Sn7W
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Bachelors Hair Dive

This superb Hair Dye is the best in the world-ner
fectly harmless reliable and instantaneous; no dis
appointment ridiculous tints or disagreeable odor
es IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or Natural
Brown leaves the hair clean soft beautiful does NOT
contain particle of lead or any injurious compound
Sold by all Druggists.
Factory, Is BOND STREET, N. Y
jy11 SN D&W 1Y
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Brig Trial. Leach, from Richmond, Va. for Bahia.
is reported abandoned at sea. No particulars [The
Trial registered 204 tons, built at BRISTOL Me- and
hailed from New York.
Barque keystone, Berry, from Charleston for Liv-
erpool, put into Queenstown 21st ult with fore and
maipmast sprung,
Brig Alfaratta, which sunk at Hell Gate a few
weeks since, has been raised and towed to New York
for repairs. AVN
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Wanted.

A LADY canvasser for every town in Maine To
"a sell an article, which will command a ready SALE
ana on which Lady can make good wages. For fur
ther particulars address DAVIS & Co. Portland
Me. wi am w. A'
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A Card.
MRS. DAM has added to her fine stock of La
dies Hair Work, very choice assortment OF
genuine
Perfumery and Ladies' Toilet Articles.
Latest New York Styles Ladies' Hair Work, con-
stantly on hand and made to order. All work war;
ranted. No. u. 9. Hotel Building,
dec12-eod&w1m sN Portland, Me.
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RISTMAS RESENTS!
ACME CLUB SKATES''
Are preferred by professional skaters!
Are the best in the World!
SO far as known, Common Skates, Skate Straps etc
Pocket Knives, Scissors, Razors, Tool
Chests Tor Boys &C., &c.
G. l.. BAILEY, 4S Exchange st.
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Oct 80, lat N, lon &c W, ship Cora, Coombs. from
Shields for Bombay. A'A'
Noy "a, lat 80 So lon % As, ship America, from
Hamburg for New Orleans "' NUN.
Dec II, no lat &c, sch Helen L Snow, from Satilla
River for Guadaloupe DAYS ont. ~
Dec %, lat SO IS, lon 73' shin Golden Rule from
New Orleans for Liverpool
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Mr.. Joseph Jackson of Jefferson, has during
the past winter killed two silver-gray and five
red foxes. The skins of the former will bring
| ahort GS0 zach
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For sale by frst-class Grocers and Druggists gen
orally. dc3sNeod
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nuns bon 5rpolt Q2) Berdes oitlid BON Der Sorpar
StrP6e anian9enh; Damn 0fttih, lungs Der Sfrinsto
It " p 6u6 9ebeno; Damn iiblitr parallel nit ;
81. ~oftroBe, 100 6us unb bann in grader einie {
gum slian9e. Sbi9er 8lab lit mi. ctneln g ito zig
sieqelifeiIernen GjebduSe (gtr. 1867 bebaut, lit Il
pielen Scbren als cine SGderei bcnutt unb elmer lat
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Terner:
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lin9sport1fira6e, il rer Sntfernun9 BON 167 fuE
.Sol nb1olid Don Der @Ge Der lraft= unb SoGjn9
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Der SOlilnestuortbiraBe, 80 SuB 81 3oa biz an I
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Der 8rattnroSe uno euro Die Uiitte Der heia9t
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100 SuB bis an Ole Someipuu=IQen tief, balbidbrl
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strabe, 81 Gus brett unb $50 5us on Der Sprlnsit
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6erner:
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on Der SIoieite Ger @0nUapira6e, % SuS brett II
100 6uB bis an bic Somsipnns@lep tief, p~albidbrI
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Sbl9e @runomistben iinb gut sei6ert uEb tuert
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i'll 8 uno = Wtonatcn nit .3inien uno burd gotsn I
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Sohn $. 9Sarner uno
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dos, 1922 y. y. Smaioan q gObu, autt
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n 3u Dcrfamfcn ODER ececn Giaert,
4 tbum in Der StaSt su pcrtaufeben.
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tees Stctlon; quite Gebdube uno ia ont Nrltte; lebr
biGia. Spbn 4lern * Z pnp.,
tS7-l yr. 4. Ct Wduffr.
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Werwalters : Derfaut
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Dert5uoGGem 9runoetsentbume
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YerfauiSbeoin9ungen !: elm 0ritttbetl baar uno ben
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NIT 3 : ffpdPiaem siegefffeinernen Bpbnbduie
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aui oifenuiher auttion an Srt unb Stene Dfpntaa,
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Strabe 9ebt; 0ann lungs DIcier Sane nOrbtib AK
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Sane, fuelbe friiber nab Sarriicn'S 0tlbte iubrte;
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Ylane; bann lungs belu9tem SLATE iiibTid S5A Or.
DItlid 200 SUB bis gum Infange. gebaut nit eirenl
9roBen 3 : ft0fi9en siegelncineruem Mrbnbauie
nit 2aSen un0 2 . itodi9ern Sinter9ebGuoe, Iorie
9roBem ~bol5crnen Stale. Sic gebdube iino beinabe
neu uno Der Ela5 ut 9runbjinsirei. Sbiees @t9en=
tbun1 tie9t On Ger Yorf : Roao, an n6rbliden @nbe,
mas friibr oils ~Slisbp's &ooo5 befdnnt mar.
acknowledgment Elm Srttttbeii bdar, ser 3feIt
in auei eleiden 3!ablunaen bon 6 unb 12 Ionatsn
nit 2inien; be @rehit5abtun9sn sur 3uIrieberbsit Der
Seriualters eidert.
Sobn W. Sarter, SIR. 40, Ct. Baulir.;
RidJarb Saniltpn, SIR. 50, &ertnatonFraBe,
9Sprfno for.
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Sr%eifocsigtn siraefieinetnen 8pbubanfee SIR.
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6fientlider Iuttiou en- Srt unb STEELE Witrfpod), B..
10. Utai 1872, gta6mittaes 4 ubr, pcrfouien:
Den saIisetI Grunbplas NIT Gebduben, in Der
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lid 70 6uB bis gum Infanespantte.
Bebaut nit einem 9uten 3zftoti9en sieselfeinsrs
men 9Bpbuboufe nit q it0ti9em SintersebGube.
@rlnbmietbe S4a idbrlih.
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in 6 unb ~ 0tonGten, ober aae5 baar, nat Sclieten
bes 8duiers. @reoitSablunsen traeen Sntereilen pom
Gage hes Serfauies uno iinb 5ur 3urieoenbeit bes
Serrualter gu iidern.
Soiepb q. 9suislcr, 8erpalter,
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gu bcrfamfen.
OartforD : Gnunt1 : Nan0feQen.

z&.iG SIN CftsW onnment=, Siuiiben Bonofr.
unO Broaoiuap, Elm btGiees fleines @obnbaus.
Hinges = Nataca..t,
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