Bangor Daily Whig and Courier from Bangor, Maine • 2

rntwimm A V. A WH TJR JJ53 PUBLIC NOTICE House and Stable for Sale. Sltuatedfon Fourth Street. Enquire cf w. p.

Faulkner. At Store No. 21 Main Stieefc March 8. 1864. tt immunity from contagion or infectiou in the open air.

Toe patient cannot be exposed to any danger under any oiyonmstaiqesof complication by other diseases, or from the temperature of the atmosphere; for if the patient is kept warm in bed by artificial means, tbe free breathing of pare frreb air will at all times keep up tbe natural animal beat. In typhus lever, complications of all kinds of tbe longs or any other organ, only render tbe free aooess of pure fresh air more neoessary. Tbe benefioial efleot of fresh air also enables the praotitioner to administer stimulants whioh the patient might otherwise be nnable to bear. Medical and Surgical entirely satisfied witb the situation or military affiire He epoke in the highest terms lof Gen. 8 ier-man'e expedition, which had given the rebellion the severest How sinoe the ovptnre ot Vicksburg.

General 8herman hts destroyed provisions and forage eoongb te subsist the rebel array from So 6 months. In one plaoe General Sherman destroyed over 82.000,000 of property: in other plaoea.hu destroyed immense stores He brought in large droves of cattle, several thousand head of mules, 8000 negroes, and over 40o prisoners with but a trifling loss injmen and material. In destroying the railroads he has released Gen McPherson's oorps from doing guard duty along the Mississippi, and restored them to so tive service. New Tom, 9th. The Tribune's army of the Potomso despatch states, that on Friday General Costar, with 600 men made a rerooDoiaaoce to Ellis Ford on the Btpidan, and found only the usual rebel pickets on the opposite bank.

A small oortion ot CtiBr tars foroe orossed, drove the enemys pickets, scouted the country several miles wi'hout meeting opposition, and returned. Well Done New Hampshire Ws spread be fore our readers tbia morniog the welcome record of the great political end moral viotory achieved in the Old Granite State It ia a most cheering result frem every point of view. As compared with tbe election of last year, it evinces decided progress for the right Then Governor Gilmore railed of enooess before the people, owing to i division of tbe Onion vote. Noe bie dear ma -rity is mujb greater than that of the combined Onion voe last year, the majorities in the Legislature are greater, sod there are important Union gains in all parts of the State Well may Gov. Gilmore be proud ot this grand popular endorsement of bis administration, and well may the who'e country do honor to the intelligent, in domitable Union men of New Usmp-bire Tbe glorious news ot tbe result of this eleotion will fill every loyal heart with joy and gladness Toe Granite State has stood as firm as her own granite hills in aupporlof the Government, and tbe loyal men have crushed the pro-alavery De mocracy under a popular mj rity which will leave them little encouragement to go into tbe Presidential campaign, and no hope of success Those who were aware of the desperate efforts made by the Copperhead leaders to oarry the State of the amount of money raised for that purpose, of the sleepless nighta and restless days ot intrigue and labor devoted to tbe oleotion by Franklin Pieice and his satellites, of the san.

guine bopea which they entertained and expressed. and of tbe uncertainty which natnrally resulted from tbe withdrawal ot a third candidate who for two years baa divided the Uoion vote of tbe State have been solicitous as to tbe resalt Tbe fsot that a United States Senator was to be elected, aod that tbe Unionista were divided opon a candidate added an element of uncertainty. And the lack ot important Union victories thus far in tbe spring oampiign has also been unfavorable. But tbe people ot New Hampshire have been true to themselves and their oountry They have dealt another blow to Copperbeadum from which it will not reoover. We have a ditiooal cause for rrjoiciog when we consider the important rel which thie New Hampshire ejection bears to the polttios of the whole country.

It is the first State eleotion of the great political oampaign cf 1864 Well aware ot this, the Democratic managers left no stone unturned to effect a revolution in tbe State. For months they have been conooo'ing their plans and pulling their wires, utterly regardless ot any wounds tby might thereby infliot on tbe cause of their oountry, and complacent over the aid and comfort they were visibly giving to the traitors in arma. But the nelarions plot has failed, to the irretrievable ignominy of its con nrivera. New Hampshire points the way in which the Preaidential eleotion will be decided, and makes it-om for Connecticut, wbicn will confirm tbe verdict on tbe first Monday of April All honor, then, to the noble sons of tbe Granite State they are worthy of their brethren in the field, and of tbe cause they are jointly serving. Oar latest intelligence by telegraph from Concord ataies that all the Republican candidates for Councillors have been elected, that nine of tbe twelve Union nominees for Senators have been chosen, and that in the House of Representatives there will be at least seventy-five Union Dental Notice.

-w beg leave to eail tha attention of our patrons te tbe following recent improvements in the Art. rilling Teeth. By Jqking advantage of i newly discovered rty of tfoid Foil adhesion we are enabled to nanv badly decayed teeth, whioh formerly it was considered impossible to save, rendering them ser for many yean All operations (his character are rendered much more valuable to the patient by the application of this new process. EXTRACTING teeth. smteiy We now extract t-etb absolutely without pair, by the aid of itrocs Oxide Gas.

This agent has also tbe additional advantages of being perfectly safe and reliable: and tbe effect passes away immediately after tbe operation, leaving behind none of tbe unpleasant and depressing sensations wbiob follow the administration of ether or ohloroiorm. ARTIFiC-aL teeth. We believe we were tbe first in the State to introduce the Vulcanized Hcbbsr to thb pnblio. aod so we oan speak from large experience wnen wereo-otnmend it as superior to gold, silver or platlna, as a base for artificial teeth. It has tbe following advantages.

It fit 8 more perfectly. It is lighter and easier to the mouth. It is stronger not to liable to aoo dent is more easily aept clean -and ean be furnished at a prioe whioh puts It within the reach of every one. LINCOLN JENKINS, Dentists, sntf No. 3 Pniop Block, Main-ri.

HAIR DYE; BAIR DYE BATCH ELORB celebrated HAIR DYE it ths Best a ths World. The only Harmless, True and Re liable Dye known. This splendid Hair Dye is Per eot changes Red, Grey Hair. Instantly to a Glossy Black or Natural Brown, without injur ng the Hair or Staining the Skin, leaving tbe Hair Soft and imparts fresh vitality restoring it to Its pristine color, and reotifle th ill efiects of bad Dyes. The Genuine Is signed William A.

Batch blob all others are mere imitations, and should he avoided. Sold by all Druggists Ae. Factory, 61 New York JylOfia snlydAw Sore Throaty Cough, old, and similar troubles, if suflai-ed to result in serious Pulmonary, Bronohial and Asthma tio af-feotions, oftentimes incurable. BROWNS BBONCHLAL TBOCHE3 are compounded so as to reaoh direotly the seat of rii the disease and give almost lusant relief Sold by ail Druggists and Dealers in Medioine in the United States and most foreign countries, at 25 oents per box. moh'A dawim THOMAS J.

STEWABT, Shipping Commission Merehan AND SHIP BROKER, Office, No- I Mercantile Square. jun8 MARRIED. In this oity, 9th lost-, by Eev. C. G.

Porter, Mr. Nathl Slake, 1, 9.h Keg. He. Vols, to Margaret EL Rowell, both of Golden. In Intel port, March 8 by Rev.

G. C. Wilson, Mr. Hradford Sullivan, of Wlnterport, to Miss Addie (J. Kneetfnd.

oi Hampden. DIED: At Ausnsta March 6th, A. B. Chiok of this City, aged 34 years. In this city, March 9th, Florence Eva, only child of Philip B.

aod Sarah H. aged 2 yrs, months and 2 days. In Milford, March Stta, Amos Bailey, aged 78 yrs and 5 month. UARINE JOUKInAL Axr at Montevideo, Jan. 5th, ship Nevada, Bart lett, 53 days from Bangor.

PIANO FORTES, FROM the Celebrated Manufactory of Guild A Co and other Celebrated mannfhc- tories. I am sole agent for 5 D. If H. W. Smiths New American Organs.

with Tremoh Attachment. Prioe a from 70 to 400 Also, 8. H. W. SMITHS Unrivalled Melodeons.

Prices from $70 to $225. very instrument warranted for five years. Piano Fortes and Melodeons TO RENT. Also, TUNED AND REPAIRED. Old Instruments taken in exohpnge for new W.

K. FOSTER, Bangor Pazaar, No I Union Block, Main street. Florence Sewing Machines The Beet in ths world an it to beauty durability and oxmpticity of construction has no equal. This Machine takes four different stitches. Ban the reverable feed, agrat advantage over other ftJacbioea, ia festeoing both ends of the seam.

WilJ embroider and ruffle beautifully, without any extia machinery. Jt has the greatest speed of any td chine, ana is the least lifcely to get oat of repair. W. K. FOSTER, Agent, Bangor Pazasr, No.

1 Union Block, Main street. CITY OF BANGOR. IN CITY COUNCIL Ordered: That the Btreet Engineers be, and they are hereby direoted, to proceed and lay ont he street (oalled West Broa l-I way leading from Union to Hammond streets, a-greeable to the plan of the original proprietors to estimate all a a mages (if any) that may ocour in niequeuoe of raid laying out; also, to assess all benefl any) that any person or persons may re- oeive fro a said laying out, and report their doings to the City Counotl. I Passed Maroh 7, 1864 In pursuance of tbe above order the 8treet Engine rs hereby give notioe that they il, on Thurs-I day, Maroh 17tb, at 9 oclock A. hi meet on don street, at the Northeasterly terminus of said West Broadway, and thenee proceed to lay out said street.

In aooordaice with the above order. All persons interested in said laying out are re- quested and notified to be present at the time and plaoe above mentioned, that they may be heard upon the subjeoc. SAMUEL P. STRICKLAND, EBER STEWARD, B. 8.

DEANL, mohlO tw Btreet Engineers. MONEY WANTED For one of the Best Farms in Piscataquis County. The Subscriber will sell his form be- ginning in Bebeo Village and 1 Ing on the North side of StbtO Lake which gives It a South cant. It oontains 600 ores of good land. 250 pasture, 45 under cultivation the remainder wood, it is wlth other op The buildings are a doable tene: mect twQ story house, three barns, and the usual oat balldmg.

all well finished and pointed. Jt oust 310.000. aed will he cold for 33 600 with all the tools, $1,000 down, the other any tuns. JOHN H. SI MAN.

8ebeo, March 9, 1864. 3taw6w olution. THS.f?V?Br,wvlwrtafore existing between Bills A Kenney-Is this day dissolved. CHARLES march 8 3 Compositors Wanted. ANTED, a fhw good Compositors, who may End constant employment, at beet of oity prices, cSx Rook.

Adnr.es, with refor- C. RAN DrA HV. 8 CenMUaBeetoa. mob 8 st his intention a rapid and A Coppzsbead Secret Obqanizittoh Exposed. We learn from the Manchester (N Mirror that an organixition exists at Wolfboro in that State, oalled the Wollborongh Young Mens Demooratio Club, whioh is supposed to be one of tbe obain of associations known in some of tbe Western States as Knights of the' Golden Circle.

The following foots in relation to the matter, gatherel from tbe Wolfborough News, the Mirror says, are corroborated by gentlemen who came from there Satnrday. The Association was formed May 28, 1868. The meetings were held in tbe night Tbe members were pledged by a solemn oath to pay twenty five cents on joining; be pnnotual iu tbeir attendance at tbe meetings; treat eaoh o.ber with respeoton all ocoaeions; and not to divulge tbe transaction of tbe association. On tbe evening of organisation, it was moved aod carried that the President give a password wbioh ia ValUndigbam Jane 13, it was moved and carried that Mr Thomas Wbipple be requested to meet with ns oo Tuesday evening, June 80 Juy 18, it was moved and csrritd that a com mittee of five be appointed to draft resolutions respecting national fairt. Tbe President appointed for that committee Charles Nowell, Levi Haley, Bradley Brown John Goldsmith and Otis Keys.

It was also moved and otrried that a committee of two he appointed by tbe President to to Wakefield and assist in organizing a Demooratio Club. Tbe President appointed for that committee Henry Parker and Levi Haley July 26 Tbe report of the oommittee whioh was appointed to draft resolutions was acoepted Tbe resolutions are as follows: Resolved, That we will use every exertion preserve the Union and Constitution in its pres tine state. Resolved, That we will resist the draft peaceably if we can, loroibly if we must Resolved, lbat it is the imperative duty every member of this association to prepare for tbe worst. Resolved, That we pledge ourselves and onr honor to stand shoulder to ahonlder, as a band of brothers, at the time of the crisis. Resolved, That tbe Secretary be requested ooi respond with the Demooratio State Committee, to ascertain it it would be exped ent to call a Peace Convention ef the Demooratio party and solicit the aid of other States The Mirror adds: Tbe foregoing gives the key to many movements It explains the meeting of tbe Demo1 oratio party at Concord last Fourth of Jnly, at bioh Gen Pierce presided, which was folio1 by riots, raids, a general uprising of rebels North and South.

His speech wss the signal for blood in onr streets, for a Peaod Convention of this and other States, for resistance to draft, peaeeablyif we can, foroibly if we mast. Tbe whole tbiog was nipped in tbe bud by tbe great victories of our armies in July. Legislative Bejort for the Daily Whig, Augusta, March 9th. -BERATE. Read and Assigned An act defining the extent and duration of the Lords Day; an aot to restrain illegal appropriations of pnblio money an aot establishing tbe weight of certain mgri, cultural produots.

Bill to facilitate tbe detection and prevent the circulation of counterfeit bank bills was amend ed on motion of Mr Stewart and passed to be Passid to be engrossed An aot to make valid oertain doings of tbe town of Dexter; an act defiuiog the power and authority of Trial Jua tices; an aot authorizing the inhabitanU of the towns of Dennyaville and Edward to take meae, urea for the preservation of salmon in Dennys river. Bill to authorize constables to serve processes in certain caeca was read a second time and tabled till Friday on motion of Mr Stewart. Mr Manson, from the committee on Military Affairs reported relereooe to the oommittee on Finance of the order relative to tbe State refunding to towna bounties paid by them for soldiers over and above their quotas previous to the oll of Feb also legislation inexpedient on order relating to provision by law for claims of officers of ninu months regiments Mr Stewart, from the judioiary committee reported a bill allowing parties in criminal proe-ecuttoos to testify, the bill beiog accompanied by a statement of the arguments which induoed the committee so to report. The papers were ordered to be printed. Mr Burleigh from tbe oommitttee on Indian Affaire reported an act enforcing the provisions of tbe law and treaties relating to tbe Penobscot Indians, which waa read aod assigned.

Mr Stevena, from the committee on State Lands and State Roads reported a resolve au thonzing the Land Agent to eonvey lots of land to widows of oertain deceased soldiers. Read aod assigned. Mr Maoeon called up the bjjl to incorporate the Bangor Wet Dock Company, and the same was passed lo be engrossed as amended yesterday on bis motion. Mr Braobu-y oalled up tbe resolve making an appropriation for the repair of the bridge at Hayueevill; and after some debate tbe same waa iod finitely postponed, on moton of Mr Merrow. Mr Burleigh, by leave, introduced a resolve in fovor of Peol Sockina.

Read aod assigned Pasted to be euaoted Au set to amend an aot to incorporate the Kendalls Mills Village Corporation an aet to incorporate the Officers and members of Monument Lodge. Finally Passed Resolve laying a lax on the several counties in the State; resolve in favor of Cynthia Carpenter. Adjourned. HOUSE Read and Assigned An aot additional to amend the charter of the Pisaataqnia Mutual Fire Insurance Company; an aot to enroll, organize and diseipline the railitir; resolve in fa vor of the Penobscot Indiana- Passed to be Epgrossed An aet additional to an set to secure the safety and convenience of travellers upon railroads; resolue in favor of the people of East Tennessee. Passed to be Enacted An aot to incorporate tbe Foreign Emigrant Aseo nation of Maine; an aot to amend ehapter 16 of the Pnblio Laws of 1858 relating to the discipline of the State Prison.

Finally Passed Resolve in favor of Robert Manley. Tbe bill for the protection of sheep (taxing doge) was debated at length, at the oonolosion of whioh all amendments were rvjeeted and the bill was passed to be engrossed The forenoon was obiefly devoted to the dis camion of tfie grant to Westbrook Seminary; it was passed by a vote of 69 to 49. It givea the timber upon one half township of land. Tbe resolve in favor Vf the Maine Wesleyans Semieary was also passed by a vote of 62 to 40. Adjourned.

Fresh Air ir Farias. In a pent let entitled Application du Grand Air dam It la Bitort Typhoid Dr Hampton of Parts, publishes several retnarkble ooree, chiefly attributable to the free admission -of air to the patients bedroom. He considers typhus fever to be a kind of paralysis or asphyxia of all the vita) functions, occasioned by tbe respiration of Ajletlferioes atmosphere, emanktiug eith ee from the typhoid patient or, from any other morbid eoareeaad be praetioally demonstrates not eely tha greet ed vantage tebe derived from toe kffecto ot epea Sir to tbe trsetaanl we may prediot for general adoption. Is oy Notice the City of Bangor, re-en atives, that wafraift hiVeb3 Farnham. a constable of raid to said inhabiting to asemt.lo at ttB rj in etch of the Warns in raid tt 14th day o.

Marott instaot. at 9 2 noon, to act on the following ll, st-Te choose a Warden for eh 'r 2d To chocs- a Ward UeJkf Wards. 3d To give in tbeir votes for a City, end also for a Judge of the yor of said city, and to choose one Alderman Common Counoi.men for each of ta a toil for ea The places or meeting are as Ward One at the ichool bornS! Essex streets, in said Ward rner of or! Ward Two at tbe City )rii in aaiH Jli oobool-house oi? tw-n Third and Fourth meets in nCn Ward Four, at the scbool-houie In said Ward. on Kwrer tfi aMaWarFdVeat on Pine said Ward Ward Six, at the echool-bouie sa'd Ward. trtet i 8Prog stnat in said Ward J' Pesrl Notice is also given that the Hoard Hri aA.ciUn n''ra at the rohoti-bOM.

win be In se-eionat the Aldermens City Ball, -n said city, on the imh days of rch inst irom 9 o'clock A and airo from 2 to 5 A lock. DO rch inst from 9o'cloekA 141 oil each' n. jf vo ers Warrants oaliink raid ineeUn-H he vc ters in raid Wards a-eWed it ito correot the iiBt of raid Va to places of meetiag, Ma.ch4, 1664 Per order 1 several Horse Shoers Notice At a meet-rg ftt the the 3d day of March. 1S04 I on Aitrnon 1 -j vi warin. iNiJ a a vii Signed.

Horse bboers Under the following paces to takeoff after April 1st, iS64, effect New Common bboeing, Team Horses. Re-settiog on omamon siz Re-settiog on i earn Horses -J. A Howe, Davis Johnston, C. Gillespie, M. Harriett A Son.

F. B. Mtirden, J. Wingate, O. P.

Frost. Joseph Either. VVm. Deano4 8on bamuelA.Feiiw,; I) Fogg, J- CLrk. marcM NEW STYLES SPRING AND SUJHMer Boots Shoes FOR Ladies, Misses and Children, THEV ARE JUST RFCE1VED, frnn U-eeri A TtiItb.

rt eed A Tnkec, of Port and, the larstmou ufactureis in the State ot Maine, and thwmrt gives the best of satisfaction. wtr Also, Ladies Union Bouts. Call at tbe Store, No. 4 Main Street, under Ha'ch House, formerly occupied by L. Kerens A.

N. STUBBS, ml House for Sale, 8ituated on Pear) street third house from State street, baid houe is one ana a half stories, contains 7 rooms bas hara and toft water, and stone cellar. Also, a stab e. Price isOO, For further particulars enquir- of mch3 H. ULEhoUE, 123 Exchaoge-gt House For Sale.

The House I now occupy, on the corner State and Pearl streets, will be sold ata bargain if application is male lately, baid nonse 13 in good rep ir coo rement, pleasant, has hard aod suit water a large garden, choice Luit trees. Ac Apply to iota Wyman, at the Market Bank, or to tbe subscriber, JuLLN CARLISLE, fl tf Notice. THE Stockholders of the Lumbmoen'i Bio) are hereby ratified to mect st their Banking room, in Old towo.on Tuesday ray of March at 2 ooloek see.it they will vote to surrender their charter, and to take soch act on as msf It deemed advisable to organize a now Bank under the United States National tankiig Las, also, to act upon any other business that may legally come before them. Per order E.B. PIERCE, Caehier Old town, Feb 2o, 1663 Ch ODEYS LADYS BOOR; Peterson, Ieslie, At-F lant.o, ana on-Ton, lor Match, tec by 124 fc DC RES Dr, Fitchs Medicines.

LARGE ASSORTMENT on band.hy theaieot B. F. BRaDBUKI Snaw8, Dadds, JJILLER Tobias, Fat-well's, and other Cendi Icb24 B. F. BRADBURY Cough Medicines.

LL the Popular Medicines of the day for sale hj feb'24 B. F. BRaDBURY ARPER for Match recd by E. F. DCREN WHIP, HOE AND bWORD or the Gmf Department in 1563, by P.

Hepworth. FardeiS, btraflord, Christmas Eve aud EajterLiii by Robert BroniD Marjore Flemio, by John Brown, author cf and bis ftriends. Patriot Fo8; Sunday School woer is the Harm? Johnny a Captain, and otter Book s-for sale by i.lKth- moh5 1aBrua rcod by ov Godev on and I'onneota'ti O. bUGbbEy CO, JToilet Goods! HAlli DYES, all kinds; Hair Oils and Washes, Pomades many styles; Tooth Washes, Powders aid Soaps, Choice Perfnmery, Irom best makers, English, Freuoh, and American Toilet Soups, Nursery Powd-rs and Puffs: flair, Tooth, Nail and Cloth Brushes, AT LOW PBICES: N- S. HARLOW, moh7 4 tmifhs Bloch.

House Lots for Sale! ITUATED on Biieh and Btate Sts. on )em street, adjoining J. oronohnes- a a M.i-E No. 4 Sllteiwib- Enquire of 'B. H.

MACE, No, Clarks Block, Bangor, Maine maroh 2 tf ARCH. Ballou fll A Dollar Monthly Q.OIUEY for March, received byg CO JST otloe THE Copartnership of 8haw solvSdJanuary I. I86J, by the fn w. Ail ersoci Indebted to the late was dir bhaw. Ail ersoci md.btea to vu.

requested to make Immediate pay ment. ha king demands against said firm are req gau present the same for settlement, to W. MERRILL, burviving Fannw 2w Feb. 26 jrfebf4a LADd B00K For Sale, A Honse and about ten acres 0B, 1 I the Extension of Brodwa, for and a half miles irom Kenduekeag Bn particulars, enquire at No. 19 Main lebO 3tawtf V- deck plank.

250 Woua go, for sale by nvam. ml 2ih p-ck C. DYER-. PETERSONS MAGAZINE. The iadIM Ir examine ike January nBSi iHauT' Subeuriptioae reod by NEW ROOM PAPERS.

WE have last opened lot of Spring Sty1 Papers which we shall sell at very low prices. I. BUttBKE CO. MROTYPEB, Photographs end Photograph Albums in greit vanetv for sale by i. bCOofiE 9l CO Writing Wrapping Papers.

AVERY Urge stock of every description, wholesale and retail at low prices. D. BUG BEE CO. OOKBIND1NG to all if branches by Hoofland German Bitters, Hostetters Stomach Bitters, Drakes Plantation Bitters, Atwoods Qu nine Betters, Langeys Root Herb Bitters. Abbotts Jaundice Bitters, Uiarks Sherry Wine Bitters, Moffats Phenix Biters, Hardys Jaundice Bitters, in any quantity for sale by WM.

MANN SON. mch9 for. Ken. Bridge and Exchange 8t. FOR SALE, A New Photograph Saloon, -yiyf ITH CARPET.

FURNITU RW, AOa, wll be sold cheap, for oash, it applied for immediately, Address. W. G. SARGENT, mob9 31 Sarfrutvllle, Maine. MARCH 7th, 1864.

NEW SPRING GOODS FIRST ARRIVAL. s. C. HATCH is now opening a Large Variety of Naw ahd Desirable DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, AHD A GOOD LIKE OF DOMESTICS, PURCHASERS AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL CAN RELY UPON HAVING THEIR GOODS AS LOW AS CAN BE BOUGHT IN THE CITY. PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE, at NO.

3 GOTHIC BLOCK. S. C. HATCH. moh7 d2w w4t CALF and KIP Driving Boots -AT- Boardman Gregorys, Corn.er State Exchange marob8 ROOM PAPERS Our Stock of PAPERS being Lar we stall sell AT REDUCED PRICES, to make room for New Assortment.

Stickney Roberts. moh5 Houses for Sale. The subscriber offers Three Teuements in the Wheelwright Bloc', earner York and Newbury streets. These tenements are tnorougbly built, and in good repair, with cisterns, wel and other ooDvemeceeB. The loeation is high and dry, and commands a beautiful view of the river and hille Irom the South, Wilt be sold at a bargain if applied for before the 1st orApriL GEO.

A. THATCH ER at house. Esex street, of EDDY, MURPHY A 36 Exchange st. moh7 d3r 1 Top Buggy, Harness, Sleigh Robes and Colt 1 9-AT AUCTION. R.

S. PRESCOTT, Aucfr. ON SATURDAY next, Maroh 12th, at 10 oolock A. In West Market Square: 1 Top Baggy, 1 Harness, 1 Sleigh, 2 Wolf Robes, 1 Red colt, 2 1-2 years old. Bangor, March 7th.

KENT STONE Will open Now Selections of SPRING GOODSI PROM BfiW YORK AND ON Friday and 'Saturday next, MARCH llth and 12th. mohS lw A FEW CASES extra calf Driving Boots -AT- THOMAS BERSETS. No. 20 Main Street, m4 COTTON Wicking, Batting, Corsets Hoop Skirts, Cloaks, SLawls, 't i "'Breakfast Shawls, AT; Prices 1 fierstoj Responsibility or the Florida Expedition. It has been obarged by copperhead prints that -i the Preeident ordered the expedition to Florida for politioal purposes, and that he is therefore responsible for the recent disaster at charge waa virtually endorsed in the Senate last week by Reverdy Johnson of Maryland, who asserted that tbe oampaign waa not planned by Gen Gillmore, bat he conld not say who did plan it.

Tbe matter was referred by the Senate to a oommittee of investigation, and the result of which is anticipated by an anthoriative statement by the Washington Republican that he expedition was planned by Gen Gillmore. Here ia tha atatement: We can positively atate, from offioia! information wbioh will be laid before the oommitee, that the campaign into Florida mat initiated, guided and controlled by Gen Gillmore himeelf, upon coneultation with certain naval officers, who joined with the General in obtaining the president 't consent to its execution. Gen. Gillmore will not hesitate to confirm this statement. Tbe responsibility of tbe defeat at Olas-tee resta immediately upon Gen Seymour, who oommanded our fouroea in that battle In the true sense of the word, the responsibility is with Gen Gilmore, jrbo wit1 not shrink from assuming it A Burglar-proof vault has been invented, in which a space between two of tbe plates is filled with ball about an inoh in diameter, perfectly loose.

The piatea cannot be drilled through, as a drill mast strike one of those balls which would rotate with the tool, instead of I submitting to tbe perforating process. One of there vaults has been put in tbe Chicago custom house. 8PKOIAL NOTICKS. XjUISTT? Dancing Academy O. A.

Lunt will commence classes for beginners Msroh 12th. A Juvenile clast will commence at 2 oolock P. also au adult class, for Ladles and Gentlemen the same evening at 7) oolock. mohlO 2w gCPThe Misses Fair- The Young Misses of Banger will hold a Fair, for the benefit ot the sick aad wounded Soldiers, at the OITY HVXjIj, during Afternoon and Evening ot Thursday, March 10, 1864. Contributions of fancy and useful artioles earnestly solicited.

A Committee will be at the Ball daring Wednesday, to reoeive all art oles sent in. Refreshments to be sent in early Tbnrscay forenoon. Adm ssion 10 oents. Doors open at 3 P. M.

meh4 (Times oopy) For Coughs, Colds, and Consumption. The VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM is the.mrstbigblyepproyed medioine ever dLoovored. It hoe stood the beet of alt teete. Time, having had an unprecidented sale of nearly tarty years. It ia recommenced by our best physicians, our most eminent citizens, the Press the Tirade, in fact by all who know it.

For rertifintes. wnich oan be given to almost any extent, see wrappers to each bottle. The proprietors will obeerfu'ly refund the money if not entirely satisfactory. Pnov 50 oents and the largetoottles much tbe obrapest. Be careful to O' the genuine, wbioh Is prepared only by REED, CUTLER CO.

Wholeaa'e Drugglss, Boston. Sold in Bangor by -alers generally, decll d6msn- Teeth Extracted WITHOUT PAIN I. STRICKLAND, Dentist. Dr. Is now using the Nitrons Oxide Gas, by whioh Teeth are extrsoted without pain, and without the slightest danger.

Lffice Corner Main and Union Streets. 121 SPENCEBS Dancing Academy 1 shall commesoe new. classes for beginners Wednesday March 16th. Juveniles at 2 in the afternoon. Ladies at 7, and Gents at 9 In tbe evening.

A.L SPaNCER. mob 9 so (Times copy) S3Fancy Dress Party, For the Sanitary Commission, 'Maroh. Slat, At NOROMBEGA HALL. Prioe of Tioket $1,0 for Ladies and Gentlemen in Costume; $2,00 for spectxtors; Reserved Seats, on the Platform, $1,00. C3F Dancing the latter part of tbe evening.

t7The floor of the Hall to be occupied exolu rely si Vi by those in costume daring the first hoar. S' Persons coming over the Maine Central Rail Road, to Attend the Party, will have return tiokets free. maroh4 GOOD AND CHEAP! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Fainted at Short Notice, and SATISFACTION' warranted. JOHN W. 8LBEPEH, opposite Court House, marchs sn Dr.

THOMAS 0. COE, Physician and Surgeon. Resldenoe, Union -Block, Main Street. No. 78 Court Street.

Bangor Cornet Band. The Bangor Cornet Band, thankihl for pari fo- rors, take this op friends and the pub! tared to furnish Bal -qnit For Terms, apply to WM. H. PRITCHARD, Treasurer, orWM. L.

8EAVY, Clerk. Jau25tf (Times oopy) iu, PartlM.or MvthinveUewhire mnVfouii I irel.1 where miuio re-1 COLGATE HONEY This eelebrated Toilet Seep, In suoh unlver- demand, is made from the rfcelrswt materials. wriM and ewsaliewt in its nature, fregrutlf ecewted.and extremely keaeSdal in Reaction upon the ali prugglste and Fan. T. I I I tflShij Uj-anrier.

WHEELER dt LYNDE PROPRIETORS. Wm. H. Wheeler, Editor. "Business letters should be addressed to the publishers Wheeler A Lynde.

TgrTHgtlA MCH. lO, 1864. Daily Established 1834 Weekly 1818. TERMS OF ADVERTISING. For one square (amount 18 lines this type,) one insertion.

For one square, three times in the daily. For one square one week, eaoh weeks continuance. For bait square one time. For half square tnree times, For half square one week, each wear! oontinuaooe. For one square in wee kly, 3t, eaoh week's oontinusooe.

For one 8quare, daily and weekly, (occasional ehangev) without paper, 1 year. For hall square, daily and weekly, 1 year. $1 00 1 50 2 00 75 75 1 00 1 25 40 1 25 40 00 20 00 30 00 15 00 For one -quare, daily, 1 year, For square, daily, 1 year. SPECIAL NOTICES! 32,00 per square for first week 31.00 per square for oontlnuanoe. Double Column Advertisements, inserted at the rate of Special Notices.

iy Advertisements, where the time of insertion not specially designated, will be contined until otherwise ordered. jfaU transient Advertising must be paid io advance Union. Caucus. rhe legl Tot-rs of the City of Bangor, who are in favor oi sustaining tha Ctovernmeoi in the measures for a rigorous prosecution or the War for the final suppression oi this wlched rebellion, ere le-q nested to meet at the City iiali, on RDAY Evening next, at 7 ooiook, to nominate candidates for Mayor, and Judge of the Polioe Court. Ward Caucuses At the uual plaoes in the several Wards, on FRIDAY kveniug next, at 7 1-2 oclock to nominate candidates ler Ward Ofifioera, Aldermen anl Common CounoUmen- Per order City Committee: mareh7 JOHN WYMAN, Chairman.

(rimes) Correspondence of Whig Conner. Augubta, March 9. Under instructions of an order of the House ot Representatives, pissed January 23d, the Adjutant General has procured retnrna from most of the towna in the State of the amount in bounties, exclusive of State aid and State bounties, paid soldiers enlisting to their credit since the commencement of the rebellion to February 1st. These re urns have been submitted to the House of Representatives. The total amount returned as paid for town bounties is with several places yet to make returoa, whieh will bring the aggregate op to ovea The amounts paid by some ot the principal plaoes are as follows Lewiston Portland.

Westbrook, Augusts. Rockland, Bsngor, Bath, Belfast, Calais, $26,294 22; Saco, $44,460. There are indications that the War Department may change the destination ot the 2d Cavalry from the Department of the Gulf to General Burnsides command. The eighth regiment. Colonel John Bust commanding, re-enlisted in the field, arrived this morning at half past five, having been delayed upon the road between here and Boston The Augusta Bred and escort under General Hodsdon were in Vsiting at the depot, having watohe 3 patiently all night for the expeceJ heroes, who, on their arrival, were marobed to Camp Keyes, where eubatantial cheer was spread before them undiluted by wearisome speeches.

The material of this regiment i excellent; and on its return to the Sooth, strengthened and reorganised, it will continne the gloripus record which Maine troops have. The military ball given last night at Meonian by the officers of tbc 2d Cavalry, was an elegant affair, exceeding, in all that makta up rational and well ordered enjoyment, anything of the kind ever before gotten np in thie State The decorations of the hall were planned and arranged by Cochrane, Esq were in suoh style and taste ae only he can conceive. Ban' ting in grsoefal festoons, flsgs, wreaths, and evergreens, minglingly disposed in bountiful profaston, gove a most pleading effect, and made the hall a perfect gem of a ball room, as the la dies enthusiastically declared The reception of the guests by the gentlemanly offioers, the marie, the beautiful attire of the ladies, the dancing the gay and happy throng, made for a time sM that eould be desired of anblunary enjoyment Tours, Jobs Smith. Slateet Aooeessioe. At an anti Nebraska meeting which was held Feb.

16, 1854, Theodore Parker made a speech which was extensively noticed by the Southern papers It traoed the consecutive steps of the slave power. The Charleston Courier of May, 2, said of it: 'There are frequent passages In this strange exhibition of tbe mad person which, in the Bmtw, truthfully as well as strongly dktail and dPethe various ooeariona on which Southern have obtained the mastery ia Congress, important advantages, which are WeB'Wsrtky tq consideration of all who erroo-oouriy suppose that the notion of the general government has been, on the whole, adverse to slavery. "It'i Fell to put such acknowledgements on WEritMA answer to the senseless charge that abolition aggression brought on the present rivff.war, i of the Brooklyn Baa-Harp alnaadara flriakday, to 400,. POOesid fc-e-rtg majority Butterfield of tbe Patriot concedes thff election of Gilmore by 6000 majority Boston Jour. The Biot at Dattob, Ohio.

We find in tbe Dayton, Ohio, Journal, full particulars of tbe riot in that oily on the day previous It appears that about twenty soldiers of the 44th Ohio Regiment went to the office of the Dayton Empire and began to destroy tbe printing materials of that establishment, which is a secesh concern. Several prominent Union citizens, hearing ot tbe demonstration at once repaired to tbe spot, and after much exertion in paci fying tbe rioters, and induced them to disperse. The rioters retired as for as the court house, where their captaiu, named B.dger, who is said to have been intoxicated, addressed them in an inflammatory mannei. Tbe fire belts were rung, and a great crowd assembled. The gentlemen who had been instrumental in staying tbe destruction of the Empire tffice, again appeared as peacemakers, and addressed tbe crowd in a judicious manner, and evidently with excellent effect, bat while one of them was telling the soldiers that Government bad oalled them into service to suppress tbe rebellion and to eostain and defend the constitution and the laws, a notorions copperhead poliuciao in tbe assemblage, named Maxwell, oritd oat, and the nigger, wbiob at once aroused tbe indignation of the they made a rush to ateoge the unprovoked in suit.

Maxweii retreated, discharging a piato) wounding a soldier severely in one band. Firing then became frequent, and suddenly a number men iu citizens cloibes spread tbemsslvts like a line of skirmishers across several ot the streetp, and opened a reckless and wanton fire with revolvers directly into the defeocelesacrowd of men, women aod children One man.Daniel Carle, a peaceful spec'ator, was killed, a soldier was dangerously wounded, and several other persons were injured. Tbe firing lasted only two or three minutes, but the exoi'ement was intense. The Mayor ordered all drinking places to be closed, and Colonel Lowe, in responie to a requi St of tbe citixens, ordered out several companies of the 2d militia regiment to preserve tbe peace At sunset all waa quiet Captain Badger was arrested and gave bonds to appear for trial. Tbe Journal says tbe firing was all done by Copperheads, and that tbe responsibility for the riot and loss of life rests with them.

The man who waa killed leaves a wife and eleven children. Burning Water. The New York Tribune teports lbat an invention has lately been tbatle by which heat is produced by tbe decomposition of water. The Tribune speaks as follows of the invention: Tbe water, contained in a boiler on the top of the stove or furnace, may be supplied daily as it uiuuliy is. to a boiler placid there to maintain proper humidity in the atmosphere, or by feed pipe from a main or reservoir wherever (as in New York) a supply may thus be had An ordinary stove will consume from three to four gallons per day; and this is conveyed, tbroagh a pipe on the inner surface of the stove, but avoiding direoteontaot with tbe coal or fuel, till it ia emitted in the form of superheated steam, at the bottom of the fire, where it is decomposed oy the oontact into hydrogen and carbonic acid gas, wbioh instantly combine afresh, producing carbonic oxide, which undergoes a etill farther combination or combustion on being presented to tbe sir, with a large development of oalorie or heat at eaoh sooooee sive stage or combination.

The inventor, ot course, does not pretend to dispense with oa bon or luel by his invention, but to economize iu me to the last degree. In other wordi instead of allowing half the ear-boa to escape in tbe form of oarbonio arid, he oonsumed tbef whole of it, leaving nothing to escape as smoke but water, and perhaps a little ammonia He thus reduces the consumption of carbon or ooal one half, while maintaining more temperate end rqueble combustion, with a steadier and more beaitbtul Tbe atmosphere of apart men ts or Oases heeled by bis stovte or lurneoes to more blend and summer like ban any other proersi of combustion oaa supply. And, as tbe pro ness to by no means expensive. adding peshspe owe third to the cost of estveedsatott to ttoeo flCnfpTMC. e.

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