The Portland Daily Press (Portland, Me.)
June 30, 1864

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PORTLAND DAILY VOLUME III. PORTLAND, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 30, 1864. WHOLE NO 61S PORTLAND DAILY PRESS, JOHN T. OILMAN, Editor. published at Ho. Sti EXCHANGE STBEET.by H. A. FOSTER* CO. tHa Postlard Dailt Paa*aia published at *8.00 par year; If paid itrlotly la advanoe, a discount of •l.flt) will he made. Single oopies three oentg. ins Hants statu Passe is published every Thurs day morning,at S2.0* per annum, In advance; *2.‘11 If paid within six months; and W it', If payment be delayed beyond the year. Kutaaof Advertising: One Inch of spans la length of column, oonsUtntee a "sqsaxi." •1.60 per sonaro daily first week; 76 oente per week after; throe Insertion* or lose, fil.OO; continuing eve ry other day after first week, 60 cents. Half square, turee Insertions or less 76 oente; one week, fil.OO; 6U oente per week alter. Under head of AxoaswaxTS, NT 00 per square per •reek three insertions or lone, »1,60. SrnotAL None no, *1.76 par square first week, •1.00 per square after; three insertions or less, >1.26; balf^n square, three Insertions, *1.00; one week, Advertisements inserted in the Mam Statb Pnnas (which hat a large circulation In erery part of the State) for 80 oente per square in addition to the above rate#, for each insertion. 1-eoAL Norient at ntaal rate#. Transitin'advertisements mast be paid form ad* vaaee Boamnes Nonane, In reading oolumna, 12 eents per line for one insertion. No eharge lets than fifty e mta for each insertion. t7~Ail c ommunications Intended for the paper should be directed to the “Editor qftht Prett,’ and those of a business oharactcrto the PiMitkm, SF’Jos Puinie ol every deeeriptios exeoated wit*'dispatch. F. Tracy. TramHag ,A—2 Thursday Morning, June 30, 1864. BURRIED ALIVE. A Story °f Port Pillow. My name is Daniel Taylor, and my skin Is dark, as my mother’s was before me. I have lieard llial my father had a white face, but 1 think his heart aud life were blacker than ray mother’s skin. 1 was born a slave and remain ed a siava until last April, when 1 found deliv erance and shelter under tbe flag that my mas ter was tigbtlug to dishonor. I shall never forget the day when freedom came to me. 1 was working in the Helds down in Alabama, my heart was full of bitterness aud uutlerable longings. I had dreamed two long years of escape Horn my bondage; the tbougbl clung to me through the nights, and filled all the dayi with a wearied sort of nerv ous expectation. But my dreauu bad proved nothing more than dreams; the opportunity I yearned for did not come. But that day, work ing in the Helds, suddenly along the dusty road there Hashed a loug column of loyal cav alry, the old Hag flying atita head How many hearts leaped at the sight; how, like a revela tion, came the thought: “This Daniel Taylor is your opportunity!” Need I tell you how I acted upon that thought; bow in one second of time, I leaped out of slavery into freedom, and from a slave became a man? Well, joining the Hashiug column, I rode with them for days, coming at last iuto Baton Kouge, and thence, having joined a regiment of my own people, came to Memphis. But there are uot four hundred of us to-day, lor j three hundred and odd were murdered in cold blood only a week ago by Forrest's rough rai ds) s. It waa a day o! horrors—that 12th of March. There were seven hundred ol us in all in tbe fort—three hundred whites of the Thirteenth Tennessee Cavalry, aud four hundred blacks, aa I have said, all under command of brave Major Booth. The fort consisted simply of earth-works, oa which we had mounted hall a dozen gttns. We knew that Forrest had pil laged the country ail about ns, and imagined that perhaps he would pay us a visit; but tbe thought did not alatm us, though we knew, those of us who were black, that we had little to expect at the bauds of the rebels. At last, about sunrise on the mornlug of tbe 13th, For rest, with some OOOU men, appeared, and at once commenced an attack. We met the as sault bravely, aud for two hours tbe tight went ou briskly. Then a Hag of truce came in irom Forrest, askiug an unconditional surreuder, but Major Bradford—Major Booth having been wounded—declined to surrender unless the eueiny would treat those of us who were black as prisoners of war, which, of course, they re fused to do, end the flght weut on. Tbe enemy, in the uext few hour*, made several desperate charges, but were each time repulsed. At last, about four o'clock, they •eut iu another Hag. We ceased firing out of res|>ect to the Hag; but Forrest's men had uo such notions of honor and good faith. The moment we slopped firing they swarmed all about the fort,aud while the Hag was yet with drawing, made a desperate charge ou all sides, j Up to that time only about thirty of our men b«d been hurt. But iu this charge the enemy got within tbe earlbworks,and forthwith there ensued asceue which uo psu cau describe.— Seeing that ail was useless, most ol us threw dowu our arms, expecting, and mauy begging for quarter. But it was in vain. Murder was In every rebel heart; flamed in every rebel eye. Indiscriminate massacre followed Instantly upon our surrender. Borne of us, teekiug shelter, ran to the river aud tried to conceal ourselves among the bashes, but for tbe most pari iu vaiu. The savages, pursuing, shot dowu the lugilives in their tracks. There was Manuel Virhi.U as brave a ant,tier aa Mi*er ear ried a musket, lie had been a free negro iu Michigau. But votuuleered a year ago to tight for the Union, lie, with others had sought shelter under the bank of the river, but a cold blooded monster found him. and putliug a pis tol close to his head, tired, failing however to kill the brave fellow, lie was then hacked on the atm, aud ouly a day after died, delirious, In the hospital. Then there was It tbert Hall, another colored soldier, who was lying sick iu the hospital when the massacre comm meed. The devils gashed his hand horribly with their sabres, and cut oil part of bis right hand, winch he had lilted In a mute appeal for mer cy. Then there was Harrison, of the Thir teenth Tennessee, who was shot four times af ter surrender, aud then robbed of all hU ef fects. Be lore I was shot, running along the river bauk. 1 counted tiny dead Union soldiers lying in their blood. One had crawled into a hollow log aud was killed in it, auolher had got over the bank into the river, and on the board that ran out into the water. He laid ou it on his face, with his feet iu the water, and when Isaw him was already stark aud •tiffl Sev-ral had tried to bide in crevices made by the falling hank, aud .coaid not be seen without difficulty, but they were singled out and killed. One negro corporal,Jacob Wil ton, who was down on the river bank, seeing that no quarter was shown, stepped into the water so that be lay partly under it. A rebel coming along asked him what was the matter, he said lie was badly wound«d_and the rebel, after taking from his pocket book all the mo ney he had, left him. It happened to be near a fiat boat lied to Ut« bauk. Wheu all was quiet Wilson crawled into it, and got three more wounded comrades also Into It, and cut loose. The boat floated out into the channel and was found ashore some miles below.— There were alaa! few such fortunate escapes. i,was shot near the river just about dark Running fur my life, a burly rebel struck me with bis carbine, putting out one eye, ami then shot me in two places. I thought he would certaiuly leave me with that, but I was mistaken. With half a doxeu others, I eras at once picked up and carried to a ditch, into which we were tossed like so many brutes, white and black together. Tlieu they cover ed us with loose dirt and left us to die. Ob, how dark and desolate it was! Under ms were several dead, and right across my breast lay a white soldier,still alive 1 How he clutch ed and strained! How, hurt and weak as I was, with only one hand free, I struggled for air and life, feeling my strength waning every inomeul! it was a strange thing to lie there buried and yet be able to think and pray.— Maybe, friend, you have known what agony was, but you never had such pains of soul as 1 had down there iu that living grave. I thought I could feel the worms gnawin'* at my flesh; I ain sure I had a taste of what death is. with the added pain of knowing that I was not dead, and yet unable to Uve in tliat dark, dismal tomb. Bo 1 clutched and strain ed and struggled on, digging upward as I could with ray one puuy hand. At last_oh Joy!—a faint streak of light looked in; my hand had carved an avenue to the world of life! But would I dare to lift my head?— Might not aorne rebel, standing by, strike me down again on the moment? But 1 could not die there in that grave; I mint escape.— Slowly, painfully, 1 rolled tbe burden from inj breast—As was dead by that time—and then carefully orept out Irom that living death. 1' hat dark and no one was near. A moment 1 ood up on my feet; then— The next thing I remember I was In the ospital where l am now. They had found me just where I fell, and brought me to t place of safety, where, alter a while, conscious ness returned. I have been bare a week now, ami I tbiuk I shall gel well. I lie lu the cot where poor Robert Hall lay, when he was butchered by the rebels. They showed me, yesterday, a letter he had written the day belore the massacre, to bis wife. He bad learned to read and write at Memphis, after his enlistment; and used to send a mes sage to his wife aud children, who still re mained there, every week or so. This was his letter, which a surgeon bad helped him put together: ‘‘Deaii Mammy”—It ran—“ I am very sick here in the hospital, hut am bettei than I was aud hope to get well soon. They have been very kind to me; and 1 Hud it sweet to suffer for the dear flsg that gives me shelter You must not worry on my account. Tell Katy she must not forget to ssy her prayers, aud to study her lessons carefully now while she has an opportunity. And, mammy, take good care of the baby; I dreamed of her last night, and I think how sad it would be, to die and never see her little face again. But then Chaplin says it will all be right in Heaven, and be knows pelter than we do. And, mam my, don’t forget we are now free; teach both the darlings to be worthy ol' their estate." This was poor Hall's letter—it had not beeu sent, and we have no heart to send it now. He Will never see the baby’s face here, but then trod may let him see it up yonder! X hope to recover and get away from here very soon; I want to be in my place again; for I have something to aveugc now, aud I cannot bear to wait, l’osr Hall's blood is crying to me from the ground; and I want to be able, sometime, to say to Manuel Nichols' wife, up there in Michigan, that hi* fall has had a compensation. And may God speed the day when this whole slave-holders’ rebel lion—what remains of it—shall be ‘‘Buried Alive.” Late Foreign Items A descendant of Shakespeare is now resid ing in Wolvet hampton. HU name is George Shakespeare, the eldest male descendant in the direct line from Gilbert the great poet’s broth er. He U very poor and has great difficulty In obtaining by his labor daily bread for his wife and family. A writer In the London Times asks the rich men and managers of theatres to help George in his poverty. He says “Heav en lias written George's pedigree in the plain est characters upon his brow, and that he Is the living image of the poet,” It has been generally understood there is no living descen dant of the great poet’s family. A correspondent of the London Times at Paris, says: The authorities appear to Ire growing shy of the democratic origin of the Government. A day or two ago the Commissary of Police at Bordeaux paid a visit to the office of the Gi ronde, the leading journal of the department, and told the printer that if the placards of the Opposition candidates at the elections for the Councils General and Municipal were headed “Democratic Committee” they should be torn down by the police. The editor was then questioned as to whether it was bis iuleotiou to affix the obnoxious words to the list which was anuouuced to appear in his paper. The editor asked the commissary what were his motives fur putting the question; but the com missary replied that be had come there, not to give explanations, but to get them. The Salul Public of Lyons states that the hopes entertained of an abundant vintage in the Beaujolais have been partially, if not en tirely, destroyed by a storm experienced there. A Parliamentary return states that no leu than 7,824 sheep are supposed, or at least re ported, to have been killed by dogs in Ireland lo the year 1808. A correspondent of the Londou Times, writ ing from Xew York In relation to Gov. Sey mour’s action touching the World and Journ al of Commerce case says: The Governor’s letter to the District Attorney Oakly Hall, is a long, vague and rhetorical disquisition, fit only to be spoken la a debating society, upon the blessings oi Liberty.” The writer thinks the Governor iu his official unification to loyal functfonaties who are supposed to need no such lecture from the executive head ofaS’ate. "suggests Buncombe and not business." Tlje writer further says, the merchant* of Xew York, Instead of beiug convinced by the reas oning, have very generally laughed at it. Au English agricultural paper aays that Ar nica, a well knowu remedy for certain 111* that afflict man, is also adapted to the lower order oi the animal kingdom. It is an alterative and stimulant, aud an excellent remedy in cues of pleurisy, weakness* of the loins, and muscular weakness. A London horse doctor testifies that he has used aruica with extraordinary re sults in cases of rheumatism in horses. Increase of Pay of Soldiers. The bill increasing the pay of uoo-cominis sinned ollkeia and private* iu the army, pro vides that on and alter the tlrsl ol May, and during the ccmliuuiuce of the present rebell ion, th* pay per mouth of non-commissioned officers aud private* iu the military service shall be as follows: Sergeant-majors, $20; 'juarterma-ter and commissary sergeants ol cavalry, artillery aud iutautry, $20; sergeants of ordnance, sapper* aud miner* aud pouloniers, $24; cerporala of ordnance, sapper* and miner* aud poutouier*, i $20; private* of engineers aud ordnance of the lirst class, $18, and of the second class $10; corporals of cavalry, artillery aud iu fanlry, $18; chief bugler* of cavalry, $20; buglers, $1G; farrier* aud blacksmiths of cavalry aud artillery,$18; privates or caval ry, artillery aud infantry, $16; principal musi cians ol artillery aud infantry, $22; leaders of brigade aud regimental bands, $75; musi cians, $16; hospital stewards of the first class, $22: hospital stewards ol the second class, $25; hospital stewards of the third class, $22. Snoubisu VunoAitiTV.—Manton Marble, the cUiuir of the World, rails at Mr. Lincoln aud Andrew Johnson for their humble birth*. The Albany Express sutes that this raiier was once a poor boy In Albany, who probably would not have emerged from obacurity but for the benevolence of a geulkman who be friended bim having the expectation that be would enter the ministry. And now the piti ful snob talks sneeringly of “rail tpliieri'’ and “boorish tailors.’’ Stage IVotioe! For North Conway, N.II. Tri-Weekly Line. PASSING Eli 3 leare Portland at 7 46 am. over the V k O. B.H. Monday*,Wedncu,mo“- JAMES FREEMAN, Forlland, June 9.—dewrKKFMAS. MISCELLANEOUS. UNION Mutual Life Insurance Co. INCORPORATED bj tbe STATE OF MAIRK Charter Perpetual. Organized, VA*. DIRECTOR’S OFFICE, 64t State Street, Button, Mass. Prezident HENRY CROCKER Vice-Prezident— DANIEL SHARP. Secretary-tv H HOLLISTER. H. G. WILSOX, Ceneral Manager of Agrnciez in the New England 2tOi04. Aateta, 31 if December, 186*. $839,088.41 Lea ten Paid to data, $730,030.00 Dividend Paid in Cash to date, $340,038.09 F|! HIR Company offers peculiar advantages toper X sons intending to iasurs tucir lives, in its sa.ety and stability, a.qmr«d iu it* fourteen >«ar*' expert euee; in i s asse s, which, (without its capital of •It) ,000,) amounts to over three-quarters ot u million ot dollars, bitug more than two hundred thousand dollars iu excess of it* liabilities lor tbe reinsurance of all out-standing risks; into* facilities presented io it* accommodating s>stem ol payments ofpremi urns; iu the large number, diversiti’d conditions and occupations, vari u* ages and localities of lives in sured, giviug the largest requisite scope for the ope ration of the laws of average mortality, and the am plest guaranty to the insured for the beuedt* there of; in ihe division ot proJit-, the annuo/ apportion ment of which having lor the past fourteen year* averaged forty per Cent, ot the piemiuma paid. Policies are issued upon all tbe pia s usual with Life luaurauce Couip-nies, and at as low late* as Is consistent with a view to equity and solvency. Patties desiring Agencies iu towns where tne com* pany have none, and tho-.e wishing Traveling Agen cies within the -ew England Maes, will apply to (i. II WILSON, 61 State Street, Boston, giving sucti re*ereuce, or informttion as to ag*, present and past business, as wi 1 enable bim to lorm judg ment iu regard thereto. junel4d3m 13. S. 10-40 LOAN _ FIRST YAT10.YAL K.AAk -OF PORTLAND, DESIGNATED REPOSITORY -OF Til UNITED STATES. This Bank is prepared to receive^ subscriptions Ibr the new “TEN FORTY LOAN,” which ia dated March 1,1-G4, bearing Internet at 0re per cent, a year, PAYABLE IN COIN. redeemable at the pleasure of the Gorernment alter ten years, and payable in forty yearn from date. Interest on Bonds not over one hundred dollars payable annually, and on all other Bonde eeml annealiy. Bonds can be had In sixes or MO. 0100, *600, *1000. WM, EDW. GOULD. mch31 dtr Cashier. FEUCHTWANGER ZUNDER, BIO, SI B1IDDLE STREET, (FOX BLOCK), Are Again in the Field WITH Divisions, Brigades ft Regiments! -OF NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS! FOR THE S P R I Bf JO. Ladies of Portland and vicinity are respectfully invited to call and eee the many beautiful styles of Foreign and Domestic Dr eat Rood* JUST RECEIVED! Also, the groat variety House Furnishing Goods Such ae Brown and Bleached Cotton Sheetings and Shirtings. Table Linens. Drillings, Tickings. Donims, Stripes, Ae. Also, just receiving, the latest styles ol handsome Spring Balmoral Slslrts And the most fashionable SPUflfO SB A WL8. A oomplete stock of CLOTHS AMD CA8SIMFRES, FOB BOVS AND MKN S WEAK. CLOAKINGS CLOAKINGS An elegant assortment. We are just ready to manu facture to measure, ut the shortest notice, any of the new and desirable Spring Cloaks. Warreuted to suit. FEECHTWABIGER ZF.MDER, (FOX BLOCK), NO. SX MIDDLE STREET. POBTLAHD, Mini. P. 8.—Ladles need not esk for goods from the wrecked steamship Bohemian, as we heve none but sound end fresh goods, which we warrant as such, anrltf New Cloaks and Mantillas! leacii ItOBIXSOX, 84 Middle St., JJAVK now on hand an Klxqait Stock of Cloaks, Cossacks, and Mantillas, Of their t*i micufacturt. Alao, Cloaks, Silks, Tassels, B V TTOSS and OILS'A SIRS TS. LADIES’ GARMENTS Made to Order. Silks, Shawls and Dress Goods, Cheaper tli»n the Cheapest. J.tAClI fe KUUINhON, hi Middle atreet. June 1—dim 1X TK H X AT IOX AJL~ Fire Insurance Company! Of Xew York, Office 113 Broadway• CASH CAPITAL $1,000,000. WM. E. WARKKN, President. HAMILTON BRUCE, Vice President. GEORGE W. SAVAGE, Secretary. ’Portland Board of Inferences Job* B. Blow* fc Son, Heksky Fletch kb k Co. II. J. Libby k Co. John Lync h k Co. The undersigned having been appointed Aunt and Attorney for ibis ompa* y, is now prepared to issue Policies ou Insurable Property at current rates. tJT Portland Office. 16C lore Street. JOIIX W. MUNGKR, A cent. Jub.3, 1864 —dtf D. W. CLARK. DBALEB IN Silver Street Ice House, and Office Bto. 32 Exchange street* ALL Orders promptly attended to and customers supplied with the best quality of ICE. Price of Ice for the Season, 1864. 10 lbs a day, lrom June 1st, to Oct. 1st, t6.O0 16 44 44 44 44 44 8.00 20 44 44 44 44 44 10.00 Forty seat! per 100 lbs. To those who take Ice for the season, it will be de livered earlier than 1st June and later than 1st Oc tober, at the same rate per mouth as duriug the sea son. When not wanted for the full season, it will be delivered at the rate of $2 00 per month for 10 lbs. per day. Notice of change of residence, If given at the of fice instead of the driver, will always prevent dis appointment. Any customer leaving town for two weeks or more fi.0^®.11®®’ by T»Tlnf notioe at the office, will be en titled to a proper deduction Complaints against the drivers, for neglect or care 1 ^sanesh or any other cause, must be made at the of fice, and will be attended to promptly. 1 Portland, May 11,1884. may!8d7w BUSINESS CARDS. j PAPER BOX IflAHUFAC'TOUY. J. R. Libby, M AMJFAtTlTKkK OF Paper Boxes, Of every description, such as Shoe Boxhs, Jewelry Boxes, Druggist Box*-**, Collar Boxes, Shelf Boxes, CouctioJogicalBoxes. FowderBoxes, Card Cases. Cigar Boxes. &c. 144 Middle St.t (Up Stairs) Portland, Me. jmaeldSm Dana Co. Fish and Salt, Luther Dana. Portland, Woodbury Dana, __ John A. S. Dana jlufllC. janeldtf J Smith da Op., KlSUriCTl'KIRI Leather Belting, Card Clothing Loan $(npa. Belt Leather Barks and Sites. LEATHER TRIMMISOI, fe., Ranaon’a Blook, 144 Middle 8t.. Portland, Or at the Card Clothing Manufactory, LewDton M. Rrkwir, (jnld8m) D. F. Notu JOO T. KOUERS A €0.7 Uommiasion Merchants' AND WHOLESALE DBALKBS IS Flour, Provisions Groceries, Wo. 81 Commercial Street, S&B.eSB. l-OBTLAKD, ML. __\ _ juneld6m Wholesale and Retail. XX. Xi. ID^VIS, Bookseller, Stationer, amd ■axuracTcaan or Premium Paged Account Books. PAPER HANOISOS. Wo. S3 Wxohange Btro.t, Portland, Mo. _ Joneldtt CHAS. J. SCHUMACHER, Fresco and Banner Painter, No. 144 Middle Street, PORTLAND, ME. mM Work oxMuted in every part of the Statu. __ juneltf ttUJTUII UUflHAM, Manulkctarrr tnd Wholesale Dealer in BRITANNIA —AMD— Plated Ware, A’o. 218 fore street, Portland 3/aite. Portland, May 17th, 1364. maylTdtl M. 0. WEBB A CO., Wholesale Dealers in Flour, NO. 81 COMMERCIAL STREET, apl«PORTLAND, ME.dtf BURGESS, F0BE8 CO.7 MascracTman* or lapaa, While Lend, Zinc. Pnints, And Ground Colore, AMD DKALRRA lit Druga, Medicines, Pa nts, Oils Varnishes. Paint and Color factory, So. 211 Monjoy St., OMeo It Salrareeaia. 8(1 Ceanarrriat Si,, (Tnonas Block.) Hekkt H. BuKSKaa, uid«i nr, ur CuriLH 8. Punas. _ _ maylddu BLAKE, JOtexa CO., FLOOR*GRAIN DEALERS, And Brceirera of Woattrn nnd Cnnadinn Produce, 127 Commercial Street,.Oranite Block Charles Blake. Henry A. Jones,! PORTLAND. R. W. Gage. i Juneldtf JOHN LYNCH C0~ Wholesale Groeers, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Granltn Stores, Comme.-o al street, (Opposite bend Widgery Wharf) John Lyneb, l’elsg Barker, PORTLAND, ME. Thoe. Lyach Juneldtf DOLE A HOOD I', OtSERAl. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And W bnieeale Dealers in FLOUR, COBH AND PRODUCE, Ho. 8 Salt Block, Cemmerc'al St, Pm.kU.TC.M°£dy. I PORTLAND, ME. lunalilfim BROWN ft CROCKER. P3 LAST E K.E R.S, rUIX AND ORNAMENTAL STL'CCO AMD MASTIC WORKERS. Oak street, between Congress and Free Sts., FVSTLAM). CT~ Coloring. Whitening, and Wbite-wtsblng promptly attended to. Orders Irvin out o> town io Halted. Juoeldif BYRON GREENOUGH 4 CO., Manufacturers of And Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Furs, Hats, Caps, Gloves, &c., NO. 140 MIDDkE STREET, A. LrauVUSfU' PORTLAND ___ Jnldtf JOHN BUSSELL, Carriage Ac Nleigh MANUFACTURER, 311 Ac 313 Coagrewt 8|, Portland, Me. V# Whtre may be found a general assortment of Carriages ami Sleighs. janeldlru c. P. KMlBALL, MAMUrACTUMKR ON Carriages and Sleighs, PreT>le street, (Near Preble House.) PORTLAND, ME. Sale Rooms, ID and 112 Sutlbury St., Boston, Mass. juaeltf NORTON, CHAPMAN ft CO., Flour, Grain it Produce Cotnmmiso Icrckuli, md lillm' AcmU. OJKce and Warehouse So. 6 Galt Block, Commer cial Street. We offer for sale to the trade, many choice and well-known Brandt of Flour, from St. Louis. 1 liuois, Wisconsin, Ao, which we are constantl receiving. N., C. A Co .are alto Agouti f'^r httmank Co. a, and other brands of manufactured TohacoJ. ff^Caah advances made on all consignments. Portland, June 1, 1864. jnldtf DR. W. R. JOHNSON, DENTIST, Inserts Artificial Teeth ou Gold. Silver and Vulcan ite Rubber, and warrants them iu ail cases to be a per feet fit. Dr. J. also gives special attention to A’i7/»i»sr Teeth. Office 2®J Congress street, two doors west from the Court House Portland, June 1,1851.—eod2m 63 Removal. 63 J. M. KNIGHT ft 80H, Commission Merchants, Aad dualar. In Coantry Produo*. bare mured to No. I M Coauaorelal it root Portland, May 10th, 1»4. mnylOdtf BUSINESS CARDS. BRADLEY, MOt’LTOX t ROGERS, Wboluali Uiuui in Flour, Grain and Provisions, B8 Commercial street, Thomas Block, Robert BRAI.ET, 1 e. st moult*,sr, PORTLAND, MB. A. O. BOOKUS. u,NU W. W. CARR CO., Having taken the Fruit Store lormerly ooenpled b> a. SAWYKK. >o. 5 Exchange Street, Are prepared to offer to the trade a large aad well •elected stock of Foreign and Domestic Fruit! Wholesale and Retail Sprnce Gam, Lasea|ei Lemons, I'saarr Seed, Candles, Llmea, Lemea Syrup, Meaey, rraaea, Cocoa Mata. rigi. N ata, all kinds. Dates, Olives, Raisins, Tabaeea, Sardines, Cl,..,. Fancy Randles of all description, oot* dtf IRA WINN, Agent, No. 11 Union St., prepared to fferniah STEAM EHGIHES and BOILERS, of various sixes and patterns, SUu Pipe ut rutim, lit] faviig, Shftiig, Pilleji, U Light House Work of all descriptions, aad all kinds of work required in building Foktificatigks. I ron Stair, and other Architectural Work. Homes, Stores, and other buildings, fitted with Gas and Steam In the bast manner. In oonnection with tbs abort la an Don Foundry, with a large assortmsat of Patterns, to which the attention of Machinists, Millwright*,and Ship-BnUd era is iavited—and all kinds ol Castings furnished atsbertnoties. „IW"Orders for Machine Jobbing, Pntteraa and Forgings, promptly executed. ocMtf SllVOE R'S SEWING MACHINES! WOODMAN, TRUE CO., AGENTS, Rea. #4 and SC.Middle Street. Iteedlosand Trimmings always aakand. saahlRtr Ml. tAKU. DR. S. C. FERNALD. DENTIST, No. 175 Midtll Street. imnidi.Dr*. liooi ul Bnaauv, Portland, May M, 18U. tf Dr. J. H. HEALD HAVING dlapoeed of hia entire Interest la hM Office to Dr. 8.C KERN ALD, would cheerfully reooommend him to his former patient* and the pnb 11c. Dr. Pmumald, from tony experience, li prepar ed to Ineert Artidsial Teeth on the Vnleaaite Baee,” and all other method* knowa to the profession. Portland. May M. IMS tf VVDDD ANDEDAE CHEAP FOR CASH SPRING MOUNTAIN, LEHIGH, HEZILTON, SUGAR LOAK, OLD COMPANY LEHIGH. LO CUST MOUNTAIN. JOHNS. DIAMOND, WEBS TER and BLACK HEATH. These Coals are of th* very beet quality, well screened end pioked, end warranted te give satis faction. Also for sale beet of HARD AND SOFT WOOD, delivered to any part of the city. OrnciCoaxuouL St., heed oU'ranklin Wharf. 8. ROUNDS A SON. fablddly WARREN’S 1.71 PORTED FIRE AND WATER-PROOF FELT COMPOSITION, -AND Gravol Roofing FOR FLAT ROOFS. K. 11 ERSE Y. Agent, Jan S3 dtf Ho. Id Union Street. ALBERT WEBB CO, _ -DiaLiaa n Corn, Flour and Grain, HEAD or KmiUI WHARF, CewiMrekl Street. Penlud, Me. _ __ leSStr EDWARD H. BUROIN, WBOLM1LI DBA LIKIN Corn, Meal and Flour, Also. Ground Rock Salt Comuiinstall Tlr reliant FOB FPKCHAIHAKD NALKOP Barley, By© and Oats. KTF~eet, And Citt Mills, Doering Bridge. _ juneleoddm JOHN F. ANDERSON, Surveyor and Civil Engineer, OFFICE, CODKAN BLOCK, mctilT dfcwtf TajarLU Sruawr. Scotch Canvas, -rOB IAL1 BT JAMES T. PATTEN A CO., Bttk, Me. •1Ai k KOLl'H SapeMor UlMobkd *VV 3)0 K tale by r MOSES MORRILL. Agent. JunelCdlm* 2»M Fore itreet. Portland. Treenailf. i ioo,ooo.rb,;KoAKTREE,'AiLa'fo' SlMjftTON k KNIGHT. 44 Commercial Wharf. Portland, June 13.19*34. junel&dtf Applt i, Apples. k BBLS. ti-e Ku.wt Applet, for sale by F. A. SMITH, 19 and Si Silver street. June 11.—d3ir •Honey." 7TC8. PRIME CL HA HONEY, Tor >ai. in bond on duty paid. THOMAS ASKKLTO A CO. June 10.—ludtl Sugar aud Molnssea. 300 MHI>8!cao,tK HU WTCS. OAR. 271 HUPS nuperior Mu.oo.ado, aud 3 TCS Clayed Molaeac. il BHLS from eierra Morena, Now lauding and turaale by THOMAS AsENLTO A CO., >nay#tf Coelom Home WhArf. Sierra .Yloreua .Uolakacs. OOC UHDS OO'i I CHOICE SlKRIlA mokkna 3o tierces molasses. 10 BBLS Now landing from Brig “V. U. Kennedy raos. ask.nl lo h co, MayS.—tf C. U Wharf. Scotch Canvass. T OCk BOLTS—from the factory of Dlrid Cot Xml/ car h Son,, Leith—a call doth of superior quality—Ju»t rewired per"Jara", and for tale ly MotilLVERY, RYAN A DAVIS. meh2S dtf M Commareial Street. WANTS, LOST, FOUND Boy Wanted, To Leun the Book and Job Printing Buiineii. Asha RT. active. Intelligent Foy, about 15 years of age. who ha* had a good common school ed ucation, i« wanted immediately at tuckers Book and Job Printing Office. and 71 Exchange street. Portland. Jane 38.19ti4 1 w $300 BOUISTTY. \j. S.~MV\ WANTED. For United States Steamer Pontoosuc, NOW IN PORTLAND. £6 Seamen, 15 Ordinary Seamen, 75 Landsmen, 10 firemen, 16 Coal Hearer*. Apply to Naval Readesvous, foot of Exchange St, JOHN P. HEATH, Commanding Junciedtf Ltd. IN this City on Saturday. Jane 26th, a black leath er Pock Book, cobtatuing about $01) in bills, to gether with two promt-ear? notes, payable to my or der, one drawn oy A. M lalmou for 161, aud one bT H. Bac fielder tor *10: also s -me receipt*, se.tied bills. Ac. Whoever w.ll retnru the pocket-bouk aud couteuts to this office or to J. M Kimball A Co. 302 Congress street, shall be handsomely rewarded. |une29diw* J. E. F. CUSHMAN. Housekeeper Wauled. A RESPECTABLE American Women, of robnst health, desiriag a situation a* heunokt* per in a family in the country, will please address, with ref erence*. liouaxKBKrait, Piees Oftee June28d Iw Wanted I in mediately. AN Agent of either sex in every tows and village, to eugave in a light and profitable business, by wbioh from •’4.00 to #12 per week can b*made. Per soo* hating leisure evening* can make frtm 50c to •1.00 per evening. A naAplo with fall particular*, sent by mail to alt who end -*e one 8 cent stamp, aud addles* A. C. SPAULDING A CO.. juoe21dAwlm* West Hampstead, N. II. Compositors Wauled. ON B or two %rit dm oompotitor, will And const,ut«mi>lo> m,-ni, and the h ahestratr, pa d in tiioaity, oa application nt Tills o. KICK. mayKdM #9.1 Reward STOLEN from the subscriber on Tuesday Kren ing, while lu Heroes auction rovm. a Call bkla Pock* t Bock contain* A4 in raoner, a note against Charles Uoagdon, (.orhain. for 960,and sue against Charles ueopor for 912. The above reward will he paid lor the nearer? of the property and the detec tion or the thief Tuuc 8.—tf i>EORtiK BECK. Houie H onied. WANTED to purchase fdlf tieorge W. tlan«ou, GOLD SILVER PLATER, 74 Middle Street, Portland, Me. A share of patronage respctfnlly solicited and satisfaction given. Orders from the eouutry promptly attended to. Address George W Manson, 74 Middle street, Kocm No 10. up stairs, Portland, Me. June 14— W oolona. No. 148 Middle Btrret, A. U«U. 1 PORTLAND. ME. JnneTdtf R ure C 1» u ncu MALE it FEMALE AGENTS WANTED TO tr»v*l In all part, of th» bi«'« In pleaiaai asd moBcy-makifig tru.iDew "B salary or aom mi-aion Our agoot. »r» maklnr from 84 to M t* day. Wb will .rod tamp alth lu'truclonj, 01 the rweipt ol K MBti. P'raar call or addrru 8. H CCJTING A CO., X* Coufra.i (traat, Portland Juno H—dim Agent for (irorer k Baker'■ o« It bra ted Sewing Machines, Hoi 141 ft 143 Kiddle Street. NATHAN GOOLD Will to hit lrieuda that he may be brand nt Bar leiRb-a, No. 141 k HI Middle atreet, whore h« will bo pimped to wait upon hit former e mi to me re. Portland. March 34. 1M4. dtf JUST RECEIVED I j mras k \u)ml Having refitted their etore and received s lnrn auortmeut of ELSOAHT STYLES c Ia o T Ii N ARK PKKPABKD TO Show Them to Their Cnitonerr. A Lao, Clothing Furnishing Goods, la Grew Variety, at 93 ^Middle Street. __mayPtf NOTICE. UA\ IMG sold our interest In the Dry Goods bu siness in 1‘ortJand to Messrs B. If. Hamilton 4 Go we wish to acknowledge t|* liberal end o >n stuntly incrcssicff patronage we have received for tue past eight years and to recommend oil our cus tomer* aud the publfe to the new concern Mr. C W. Itobinoon will remain at the store tor the present to ««ui« the account* of tbe concern. All person* having unsettled account* wl I confer a Ik- 1 vor by adjusting them at cnce. Mr Kobios >i11 former p». i tioue u> tbo hour, end the public roDorolW to free examination of oar (ox!, at all umoa. WHh lon« exponent xml claw attention 10 the w«»»i of eo.tom.rt, and xdh.no* itrtotly lo tho CASH SVSTKJI, Be ietip* it to he hotter for the buyer u well ae the I roller, we hope to merit a lar*e »har*e of potroax*e. Bororollola of *oode to doee cheap to malto room for N K W (rOODM. Mr. VV. X 1‘rince, ta*othor with Ibo employ or. in the store are to be retained and will be happy to see all thefr customer* a* for* erhr, B r. HAMILTON 4 CO IxOelTeodtf C°"*r'** j INTEBNATIONAL BANK! Special Meetiax. The Stockholder, of tbo International Bank .mo hereby uotided that a Special Mat tin* of laid Stock- hold re will be held tl the Bank on UVUmuday. the j aixth day of Jnly ne*t, at three o'clock F. M., to comi.l.r the exped eccy o* turrendtriu* the charter of axld Bank: and also to consider the expediency or eonvertir* tbo Bonk Into t National Bank under the eliarter or certificate (ranted to the Flrat No i tiooal Bank of Portland, and to adopt any proper measure, in relation thereto. By Order of the Director.. W. K WOULD. raahier. ^Portland. Jane 21,1M4—did 126 Exchange Street. 126 ITugli ]Vt. TPhinney, WOl I.D luf -rm his frlBtli and formsr customer* thttbeho* taken the Store JVo 138 lreAiSf>23dtf Talk about Hats JUST SEE HARRIS' NEW STYLES. Juue4 dtf FIREWORKS OK EVERY DESCRIPTION COTTER A AUSTIN. 33 am/81 Federal Street, and loj. Ill, amt 113 C*a press 8t., Bo§tom, Wliole.w’c Dea cr* ia Firework*, Chiiifsc Unlerns, Totch***, Ac. THE ARM' UMION L4&TEMM! Bed, White aod lllue, for lVl.ical hO«fMioui. Kxhtbi'ion* turnislud to any amount. Send for Price List. ju3e£d’ojaiy4 INTERNATIONAL HOTEL COMPANY. STOCK SUBSCRIPTION. PLKSO.VS deeirou* of aiding iu th.- construction et a lir-t clm« Hotel tor Portland. are requested to rail on Mr M N. Riel. Merchant* hxcUaa» e. on and after the Joth inef. srbru a bk oi'l be o|>enid for subscription* to Stock of the above company and will remain open nuti) July ktth, 1964 June 17.—dim tP-TOWN SHOE STORE I SAMUEL BELL. 353 CORGRESS ST., HAS constantly on hand a Jarre and well select ed stock of Boots, Shoos, And ALL iBTinu r> t»at Lite*. Itor th* of DmJm, Ucatlemeai and Childirn. to ahish b* In vita, the attention at thca* about to makeparahataa, a. Laritiic oa. of tbe belt la tbe cltr {Natoaa Work ana Kupalrloa dona utb neatneea nod dla patch Pert laud, Job* 21.—dtojulr* MILLINERY. UtNN At PALMER BED leere to till the attention of ttw trad* aenar ally to their largo aad WELL SELECTED STOCK 1 MILLINERY GOODS. Purchased lor CkolJ, of beat importing aad mo tion botuet in New fork, ftueb m their eaperieaoe :n tbe batinesA, and incditiet fbr obtaining goooe, they feel lull* confident in UiBf ab*e to suixeMfWjy eoropeu wab any Arms in New kn gland lftSI. .CT^1 »*in* 1l#ken k—P full etoak of lluttee end Lad**' fthlRTS. _ Junoldlm straw tiOOVS. T"*"hfr1‘-tg L*ioe ft.raw works, 1-ox boro. Mam ail the newaiad WraW. style. of Imdtea', 2Su3J5? Straw Bonnets, OfaJl k* tend# at short tW~All geode entrusted a Uheowner’e risk. _march lOdtf _ _AHD BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENT T1IK subscribers bavin* on tho 7th dey of Mar foniMd a copartnership under the acme of McCarthy k Berry, For Um purpose of carrying on tho BOOT ABB SHOE BU8IHE8S In all itabrancbec, and having nil tba faciiitiae for get'icg up Arst claaa work for gentlemen end ladles, wear, are now ready to execute all orders with aent uee* and dispatch. Our work will be made of (he beat of imported .lock, by the beat of workman, and warranted to give perfect rattafactioa. It is oar ala that our word shall not bo second to any la the Catt ed States. Wo hate also completed a stock of ruadr-madc work of the drat quality, lor hart tea. Oentl-men, aad Chidran’a Was Selected from New York aad Boston markets Oar Ladies’ work ie from the celebrated furls ViM»/«rtnr, »r lies Yotk. or Gentlemen’, wear we have the bout assorts-*wt over offered for sale in this city: aoeh as line fn ntt Talent Leather Boots; Gk>4 Caff and f'ulflslii druse lor gentlemena wav; Talent Leather lan mae. and sir Congress Balmoral, and t aw Frrnah Back.e Boota. Have yon seen the now style It IM TED-FRONT BUI K1.B BOOT, now mad. by MU.rthy h Tar ry? For neatneaa, comtort and heautv, it rurptmea anything aver got up ie ibis city Call aad are it; samples always on baud at the old aland of M. Mc Carthy. McCarthy berry, No. 06 Exchange StTMt. Juarldtt United States Claim Agency I Bounty, Prize floury A Ptnildttd, Cl AN be obtaioed on at plication fo t SWEAT A CLEAVES. _ _ .Attorneys at Law. Ho. 11, Middle t tree!, ttntaey ’a tow. mat lleodfim STARBIRD’S Clothes Cleaning, and Repairing H 0.0 MS msi8 popular and sonvaniont retablwl meat Ie d now located on tbc corner of Coagi esc tod Brows streeta, over Hunt A Jewett Mar bio Works, whom GENTLEMEN’S GARMENTS will be thoroughly clranaed. lai’hfnlly and neellr repaired.and pressed in good taste, to eoaft»m with thapra.eat style of fiahixa. I be coaasnl lactaaaa ot pntronege bestowed upon tho f roprietor, Is dair appreciated ty him. and be cure. all who Invar turn with their custom, .hat no paisa shall bo to give them the utmost,ati-lk-tln N. B. Garments cut and madr to order, and sw. ranted to 8t. G. B. STAR BIRD, Tor land, May 30th, IS44. Traetical 1 aiior. 8tf GREEN HOUSE AND BEDDING Ol'T PIANTS, 1 Respectfully in form the public that 1 have on hand a large aaeortment of Green Hours and Beddlng out Plants, for Spring sale, af eupaatsr quality, via Vnintja. Damns, FaiaaVoui Btta. Taaaaa aad Rosas Also, a Sue of aoteb rum. Ac Ac., Ac. A eelection may nlwaya he found at Kaadall A W.ltn.y# Market Square. I rd«a left then w« be promptly attended to ALHEBT DIRWANGER, Hortst. _ Corner ef North and Montreal Streets. Portland. Me. aprkOtf The Cabinet Organs MADE EXCLUSIVELY BY MASON HAMLIN Are the beat luatrumenta of their class in the world Nearly all the moat prominen' artists In tie country have given written Iretimonr to this fleet, aad ttan instrument, are in eonetant use in the ooaeortt et 'he moat distinguished artists—as Gottaehaik and others—aa well as In the raa in tho prluo pal oit ■oa. whenever aach ina'rnmenta are reou red. Trias Ottlo 0500 each Theao iasl-am-nts way bo (Baud at the Mna*e Booms of the subscriber, whoro thaw will he sold at tho maoafactsrer,' prlcee. II. 8. EDWARD*, No.M9J Stewart’s Block, Congress St. aprUdtt •rc t rtam ice c ream x x -A.t Brown’s Oyster and Ice Cream Saloon, No. Ill Bill 154 Eirhange St., Oppoaita the International tloaie. _ mayTdtf IF YOU HAVEN’T A REFRIGERATOR OH. If yoe bars an old oar that don't exactly suit yon, don't Call to examine the very beet pat fern now iu ear. the POLAR REFRIGERATOR. For sale at the Furniture Rooms of WALTER COURT, 52 and 54 Exchange street. Jureft. 1864.—d2ui CITY or FOKTUIID. ATTENTION is called to Section ef the Or dinane* lespeexiug Interments. If nny person shell be de Irons to more ont ef the City the body of decease J person fer informant, he shall make app'ication to the Superintendent of Hnrials for pe^iel'sion so to do. and said "eperia t udent shall grant su h permiMii n If uo caas« shall appear ior witubolding the same, and shall attend to seek removal iu per*oa. or employ one of the an* dertaker* of five city to att# nil tlervto. Penalty for violation rf this Ordinance net Use than fire nor rfnrethan twenty dollars All tiolstions of this Ordinance will be proeoentod according to law LOCKS BURCK, Mu perm Undent of burial*. Portland. June 10, 1864 —dim Evergreen Cemetery. THK Sui*erlut.Ddvut of Evergreen Cemetery vll be »t hi, office. iu New City Bui,ding, entrawa on Mvi tlj Street. from 13 o'c’ock M. to 3 o’clock T M.. every Cay, oneept ouuUa> i, to attend to any eaiie In coanvottoQ with .aid ('emetery. Orden Buy la left at the office at any time. tpJMtoaagl H. C. BARB. Soperiutendaal. Notice. S[RATED into at eacloaara Pr.day, Jane Me a dark red Cow The owner oan hava her by ui, iBgUl!* JOHN HORTON/ Gorham, Jute 27, M64.—41W*

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THE DAILY PRESS P© BTLAXtk, MASSE.

Thursday Morning, June 30, 1864.

The circulation of the Daily Pres* is larger thin any other Daily paper in the State,and double that of any other in Portland. raaMS—-k—J. L.Stevens; Kennebec—Lorenz Clay; Kuox —Win. Singer; Lincoln—Wale Hubbard; Franklin—B-qj. Eastman Oxfoi —Rufus S Stevens; Penobscot—Elijah L Hamlin; Piscataquis—Ephraim Flint, Jr. Somerset—Charles Baker; Sagadahoc—Tho» J. Southard; Waldo—Wm. McGlivery; Waal ingtou—B. F. Harris; York—Samuel VVebhe. Sere furies. Jamas M. Lincoln, Bath; Wm. M. Hint Bel'aa t. Th; county delegations made the following nominations, which were unanimously adopt ed, and (lie gentlemen proposed were const! tuted the committees named, to wit: STATE COMMITTEE. Androscoggin—Nelson Dingley, Jr., Lewis ton; Aroostook—Eben Woodbury, Uouitou Cumberland—N. A. Foster, Portland Frank 11a—U. B. Prescott, New Sharon; iisncocl —Eugene Hale, Ellsworth; Kennebec—Ja^ G. Blaine, Augusta; Kuos—Francis Cobb. Rockland; Lincoln—Wales Hubbard, Wises set; Oxford— Noah Prluce, Buckfleld; Peuoh scot—tieo. P. Bewail,Oidtown Piscataquis— A. G. Li-broke, Foxcroft; Somerset—Stepbei II. Lindsay Sagadahoc—Josiah Marrow, Boa doinhinn; Waldo—Daniel Lane, Jr., Belfast Washington—Otias. U. Pains, Eaatport; York —James M. St.ine, Kenuebunk. COMMITTEE ON HKSOLVttONft. Androacoggio—Cyrus Knapp; Aroostook— Ber.j. Bussey; Cumberland—Benj. Kingsburi Jr.; Franklin—Warren Weeks; Hancock—I, A. Emery; K“iinebec—W. A. P. Dillingham Kuox—T. K Simonton; Lincoln—Alden Bios som; Oxford—(Jeo. B. Barrows; Penobscot— Josiah Crosby; Piscataquis E. J. Hale; Som erset—D. D. Stewart: Sagadahoc— Elish Clarke; Waldo—X. G. Hitclilioru; Washing ton—Alvin G. Crocker; York—John H Goodenow. COMMITTEE TO NOMINATE KI.ECTOKS. Androscoggin—Lee Strickland; Aroostonl —B. P. Burleigh; Cumberland—Uso. W Woodman; Franklin—Jas. N. Hale; Han wCl»iv)'TlD' Jl' i Koimeliec—Geo Wo "L‘ Cw A Harwell; Lincoli S. o. Marble; Oxford—Jonaa Greene; IV nobseot-John 8. Chadwick; PiscaUquls Edward Jewett; Somerset—Henry William sou; Sagadahoc—Thus. J. Southard- Wald. —John Halev; W»shingtou-\Vas’hi.igioi Long; York—Nath. G. Marshall. By request, Uev. Mr. Himuicutt, recently ol Fredericksburg, Va., made a thrilling and pa triolic speech, which was rapturously ap plauded. Before the speech of Mr. Hunnicutt, on motion of Mr. Sargent, of Washington, HON. SAMUEL CONY was nominated for re-election by acclamation, amid great enthusiasm, the Convention giv ing three cheers and the baud playing Yankee Doodle. [Here the reporter would remark that the splendid Baud of the 17th U. S. In fantry, at Fort Preble, accompanied the extra train from Portland to Augusta, and their fln car of filst and 4lh Avenues, lo new Kockelle, ther.ce by stage and ferry. Fare through, 80 ets. With regard to conveyance to the other Hospitals, inlormatiou may be obtained at the Office, at the Battery, near Castie Garden, l'rrhaps a few words with regard to the man agement of these institutions, may not he out of place. Through the kind courtesy of Surgeons McDougel, Medical Director of the Department of the East, Hoff, Medical Di rector of Transportations, Webster, Chief Surgeon of I)e Camp Hospital, Cutter, of Newark Hospital, aud their several staffs aud assistants, 1 was enabled to witness the work ings of the system. And I here declare upon my honor as a man, that I was never more happily disappointed. Everything that the broadest philanthropy, aided by boundless re sources, can do for the welfare of tbe wound ed soldiers is done. I also witnessed very many Important opera tions, but not one that I could not myself have submitted to, under like circumstances. I make this statement entirely unsolicited on the part of any—solely to relieve the anxiety of those having friends there. I shall always look hack to my visit as one of the bright spots of my life, ami hardly know which most to admire, the heroic fortitude o( the patients, or the professional skill aud lofty humanity displayed by lira S rrgeous. Should any of your readers find it convenient whilst in New Yolk, 1 have no doubt they would be well re paid for the visit. Respectfully yours, Dr. I. R. Load, Norway, (Me.) (formerly ol Portland.) A House ok Moubm.no Tubbed into one ok Joy.—In one of'the recent battles of Virginia, -ays the Boston Traveller, an officer in one of the Massachusetts regiment* was re ported in a Boston paper as having been kill ed, aud it is also stated that he was buried oil the Held. The officer, who was seriously wouuded, read the account of his death In line of the Washington hospitals, and as soon as be was able, obtained leave of absence and started for home. Here he ascertained that his relatives, relying upon the first statement, weie in mourning for his death. 'She cligct of hi* sudden appearance among his friends cau hardly be imagined. Hi* mother was usually feeble, and the belief that her son was dead had well nigh prostrated her. The reaction proved almost too much for her, but she afterwards rallied aud the house of mourn ing was turned into one of joy. The relatives had never received a denial of hi* death, al though it is said cine was made soon after ha was reported killed. canal boat laden with coal oil was burned near bordentuwn, N. J., Thuraday. There were 900 barrels of oil, and It floated, burning on the Water, (bowing the nuuiual spectacle of a canal an Are. Gov. Seymour and tho Grand Jury. It will not be denied that this gentleman is one of tba most able, most plausible, and most practical Copperheads in the country, and yet he makes,as ail Copperheads must, some egre gious blunders. Under a flimsy veil of loyal ty, and with great professions of liberality ol sentiment and a pretended desire for the free dom of speech and ofthe press, he has cunning ly sought to bring the State of New York into collision with the Federal Authorities on ac count ofthe transciantsuspension ofthe World and Journal of Commerce. The Governor very adroitly prepared the way for this collis ion of State with Federal authorities, hut hia cunningly devised plan has most signally fail ed. The Grand Jury, before whom the case waa brought, have decided that it ^“inexpedi ent to examine into the subject.’’ This was a blow, and an unexpected one, directly betweau the Governor’s eyes, and produced, no doubt, a very unpleasant sensation. It would cow setm that the World irtid the Journal of Com merce have no other resource, than to set them selves up, in the lauguage of the forged proc lamation which brought them to grief, ns “the great mouumeutal sufferers of the nineteenth ceutury.’’ Gov. Seymour must try some other expedient betore he can briug about that col lision which seems to be so uear his heart. The New York jurors possess too much of what Guizot calls the “geuius of common sense" to lie made tools of by Gov. Seymour or any other Copperhead. Protestant Pupils in Convents The Montreal Witness gives an account of a great display at the Villa Maria o'r Monk lands Consent, which took place the 8th of December, being the day of the immaculate conception of the Virgin. The most promi nent affair on the occasion was a magnificent tableau vicant of the immaculate conception. The Virgin was represented by a very hand some young woman in the attitude usual in the various pictures on the suhjuct. Around her, and beneath her feet were numerous an gels, selected from the prettiest girls of the semiuary. The show was spienld and highly gratifying to all, especially to the performers. The chief part, and that moat satisfactory to female van ity, was that of personifying the Holy Vir gin. A young Ameilcao girl, heretic as they call such, was selected to perform this role.— She was sent there to learn French, and not to become a nun. The good nuns did not miscalculate as to the moral effect on the heart of the American girl, of making her the chief point of attraction at such a public display. They boast now of her conversion, snd she has been admitted to the Church with great pomp and ceremony. Her parents arc “money-making Yankee*.’’ The Montreal Witness says the result of all tbla will he, that the daughter will lose her re gard for her parents. Woinded Maine Soldiers.—A private letter from Capt S. L. Allen, dated, City Point June 20lh, an extract from which U published in the Bath Times, contains tho following in formation in relation to Maiue wounded sol diers in that hospiral: Aibiou Keuuerson of tliii city, a member of Co. D, 3d Maine reg iment, has had bis right leg amputated below the knee, he Is doing well and In good spirits; Daniel Brookings of Gardiner, Co. C, Sd Maine, leg amputated In about the same place, alto doing well; Augustus F. Emery is wounded in th* hip and Hartwell Hatch wounded lu thumb, both of the old 3d Maiue. Mr. Xocktoo, of Co. G, 32nd Maiue regiment is sick. Mr. Alien states, wounded began to come in yesterday morning. There are about two thousand here now, and more to come in. We happened to have a lot of goods with us, which was very lucky indeed as the other ag enda* had their own tranaports, and they do not know whan they will arrive. There ate more Maine ttufe here than from any other State, I believe.” The Point Well Stated. The Nashville (Tenn.) Union brings the question forcibly home to thoae at the North calling Ihcmeelve* “conservatives,’’in the fol lowing manner: “We are for the negro where he is,” say the conservative*. Very well, lut us see where tile negro is. He is at work on rebel forts and entrenchment*; he Is ou the plantations rais ing meat and breadstuff* for the rebel aruiy; he Is lu the factory weaving butter-nut jeans for the rebel aoldiers; he is in the foundries casting rebel cannon; he is in the shop mak ing rebel shoes, hats, sabres, bridles and sad dles; he is in the camp waiting ou rebel oltl cera; be la lu the fort working rebel guns,and he is in guerilla bands to murder Union men. Uaii ice better not take the negro into our handt, or do you prefer to let the uugro stay where he la, and aid powerfully in destroying the government?” High Prices—The True Cause. It ie quite the custom Just now to attribute the present high prices to an expanded cur rency. We are IlippaulJy told that this is the one cause of commercial deraugement, and that if the curreucy were only reduced to the standard ol three years ago, prices would come dowu iu the tame proportiou. J.el us think a moment, aud we shall see the utter absurdity of such a conclusion. No matter what it iho medium for making exchanges, or what it curreucy or what D lawful money— whether it be gold, or bank notes, or treasury notes—tour prices always were aud always must be high prices. Europe learned it doting her Napoleonic wars; we learned it iu the war of lbl2, aud the same stein teacher com pels us to submit to it now. The reason is clear aid simple. Production is diminished, aud, by the waste of war, cousumpuou is in creased. The war draws the fsrmer’s sons from lire plow, and fewer acres are sown and smaller harvests ate reaped. The mechanic aits suffer in the same proportion. Scarcely less than iwo-llfths of our adult male popula lion are now devoting ail their lime and ener gy to putting dowu the rebellion, Of these, a vast number are iu the Held with our brave geuerals, a large part mau our ships of war, now couuled by hundred*, and many are iu hospitals; while those employed in (he navy yaids, irou-works, machine-shops, and iu the manufacture of military clothing and equip ments, and iu producing munitions and sup p ies, swell the aggregate to the limit we have named. This great class of producers cannot be withdrawn from their ordiuary pursuits without a great diminution iu the products ol j the country. When the supply is greatly di tuinished, aud the demand nut only continued but increased, prices must advance. There is no possible help for it. If we could return to a specie basis to-morrow, it would still be a war basis, at war prices. There is but oue exception to this advauce iu prices, aud that is the Government bonds, and they are no exception to the rule, and only follow the general law of supply and de maud The necessities of war have made them abundant, aud therefore they are cheap hut when the war ends the supply will cea e aud they will be dear—and the man who in vests In them now is sure of a liberal profit. A reduction of the currei cy will be well. and wu have the official assurance of the Sec retary of tha Treasury that it is now taking place, but it is not the infallible panacea for financial disorder that many suppose. Ur. Cisco, the Assistant Treasurer of the United Stales at New York, states that he has caucel led forty-on* millions oflnterest bearing legal tender* withlu two weeks, and that he now holds thirty millions of greenbacks—and yel bread aud butter, wheat aud corn and cloth are no cheaper. The first cause of the increased cost of all commodities, gold included, is altogether out side of Hie currency. A reduudaut currency Increases the misfortune, but does not create It. Hut suppose the Government does con tract the curreucy; what is to prevent the State hanks, that give no security for circula tion, from quadrupling tlietr paper Issues, as they have already doue iu many parts of the •ouutry What, theu, can be more absurd than to main the Government or Treasury Depart ment the scape-goat for evils that are simply consequent upon the most gigantic war the world ever knew. If the body has a lever, It just to make the hand that supplies its want* responsible for it* unnatural condition?—.V. j Examiner of June 23se of selecting delegates io attend the District onventiun to be'boldeu at Portland July 7th. Par >rder ot Town Committee, i'ownal, June 27th, 1864. juucO A New Perfume for the Handker chief. Phalon’s "Night Blooming Cereas." Phalon's “Night Blooming Cereus.” i Phalon's "Night Blooming Cereas.” "Night Blooming Crreur." Phrloo'r "Night Uloomiag Ccrraa." Phalon’s “NigUt Brooming Cereas.” Phalon s “Night Blooming Cerens.” A most Bxqeirite. Delicate and Fragrant Perfume, distilled from the Hare and Beautiful Flower from it takes its name. Manufactured only by r HALOS g SON, N. T. USTHewore of Counterfeit$. Ask for Photon a— Take no Other. Sold by Druggist# generally. jane2t'G4dlas Portland Photographic Oallery, 80 MIDDLE ST., PORTLAND, Mt., A. S. SATIS, Proprietor, Portland, May 11,1844. mryEdta THOM as G. LORING, DRUGGIST, -AND PRACTICAL. TRUSS FITTER, Carmar ,f Eithrage k FederalSl’r. A perfect ft guaranteed. The poor liberally con* •idered. mAhO&drf CLARK’S DI8TILLKD RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR, Restores Gray and Faded Mair and Beard to it* Vatural Color, AMD I* A MOST LUXURIOUS DKBSSIMG FOR THE HAIR AND HEAD. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, Restore* the Color. CLARK'8 RESTORATIVE, K radios tea Dandruff. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, Promote* Its Growth. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, Proranta Its falling off. CLARK 8 RESTORATIVE, Is on unequalled Dressing. CLARK’S RESTORATIVE, la good for Children. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, la good for Lndlos. CLARK’S KE8TORATIVE, la good for Old Peonle. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, la perfocUy harmless. CLARK'S RESTOBA1TVK, Contains no Oil. CLARK S RESTORATIVE, lo not n Dye CLARK’S RESTORATIVE, BcaatiSea the Unlr. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, laaplendid tor Whlakon, CLARK’S RESTORATIVE, Keepe the Huir lo it* Piece. CKAKK'S EESTORATIVE, Cure* Mvrren* Ueadach*. CLARK’S RESTORATIVE, Prorent* Eruptiona. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, Steps Itching and Burning. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE. Keeps the Read Cool. 0LAKE'S RESTORATIVE, la dolightmllp perfumed CLARK’S KE3TORAIIVR, Contain, no Sediment CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, Con taint no Uaaa. CLARK'S RR8TORATIVE. Polishes year Hair. CLARK’S RESTORATIVE. Prepare* yaw lor Portia*. CLARK’S RESTORATIVE, Proper** yo* for Ball*. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE. All Ladies need it CLAKK'S RESTORATIVE. Me Lady will do without it. CLARK’S RESTORATIVE. Goela hot 81 CLAKK’S RESTORATIVE, la Sold by Drngglita and Dealers Beery where. Prlee 81 per bottle.—G bottle* lor St. C. G. CLARK k CO. faomnoM. W. P. PHILLIPS, Portland, General Agent. Mareh t, 1JW mchjeodly Cam Elisabeth, July 1,1961. 8t»:—Daring my connect ion with the 8 tale Re form School, as n teacher. L. K. Atwood's Bittern ware introduced there and used with marked success, particularly In Bilious affections. Team, Ac., A. T. HILLMAN. Uaiovis, Ml., Oct. 1,1961. Dear Sir .—I hare used L. F. Atwood'i Bitters tor some 10 or 16 rear*. 1 hare tried a great uamber of mediciues for Dyspepsia.but without sffect. Thee# Bitters are the only remedy that have ever relieved me of thi# distresaing complaint. My neighbors have also been greatly be unfitted by the use of them. JOEL HOW. tT Beware of Counterfeit* and bate imitations, some of which aer signed "Af." F., instead of t. F. Atwottd. The Genuine it signed L. F. Atwood, aud as a »£fa.n SdtiMeK.* U w*-“*«'“o bo rah, Rickman, Bermuda; Sardiuia. Uumball, Boston. Cld 27th. ship Tamerlane, Jeckson, for Pea*co)a; barque Aurelia, Moves. Singapore. Cid 27tb. brig Kueaiau, GeicbelL Belfast. NEW YORK—Ar 27th, ship* TUomar Harvard, Stinson. Liverpool; Christ Ian a. (Br) Uammand. fm Loudon; Susan Howland, Gilliot. Cardiff; Karra gansett, llamlin, New Orleans; barque Belwoot.(Br) Merrill, Bermuda; Rambler. Packard. Cow Bay CB sch Hanaibal. Wentworth. Georgetown DC Ar fcitb. ships Harry Bluff, Redman. Cardiff; Al bert Gallatin, Delano. Liverpool; Resolute, Harris, do; sobs Geo Darby.Kogeit. Lingan CB; Sarah Ber nioe, Calligan. Machias; Brilliant, Bray, Addison; liar Users bb la Gregory, and Superior. Robinson, Rockland. Robert, ttruce, do; Alida. Roberts, Bos ton Abby Weld, Hutchins, from Klizabethport lor Salem. Cld 29tb. ship Mercury. Stetson, Havre; barques Trovatore, Pendleton, Alicante; Joe is Nicholas. Nicholas, Klixabetbport; bilge Evelyn Gina, Ginn, Barbados**; Thomas Uvea, Guptill. Neuvitae. Sid 9Uh. barques Phdcna. Augusta. Spaedwel'. PROVIDENCE— Ar27th, sch Bouudery.Jobcsoa, Machias port Below ‘i8lh. brig Adelma, Some*, fm Calais schs Lcbannah Wall, from St George NB; W P Ritchie, i F realty. C alais, iba* Usury. Ferris, and Frances Klleu. Brown, Bengor, Juniatta Pat,an, Harding, S^d*2Hib, schs Ida F Wheeler, Dyer.and Exchange, Whitman, New York. NEWPORT—Ar 27lb, ache Sa-ah Gardiner. Teal, Calais; William. Fletcher fm Bangor for Dighton; Lookout, Wail 8t George NB for orders HOLMES'S HOLE Ar 27th. brigs Richmond. Powtrs. Segue for Boston; S Thurston, Lampber, Cardenas tor Portland: Manlius. Norton, Sitka. Browa, and Faustina. Griffln. t hiladelphia for Boe tdu, schs Reno. Cod worth; Defiance, Hsmmond. wad E Arculariua. Jackson. New York for do; Z A Paine. Jones, do for Eastport; Atlantic, Waas. from Addison for New York; Loots Walsh. Eaton, Calais for New Hstw. Ar2dth, schs Mora, Chadwick: Boxer. Courier; E A Coarnt. Norton, and Michigan. Saunders, from Elisabeth port for Boston E G Willard. Parsons, fm Philadelphia for Portland; BenJ Franklin. Kelley. Cherry field for New York; Belle, Jordan, Ellsworth lor Providence. In port, brige Richmond. S Thurston. Manlius. Faustina; ache William Coilyor, Reno, Defiance. Z A Paine. E Arculariua. Austin, Mora. Boxer, E A Co nsul. Michigan, Leonora. K G Willard. BOSTON—Arkflib. barque Osprey. (Br) Norton. Remedio*: schs Isabella Thompson, Baker. Philadel phia; Jobs Saew. Colo, ro; Connecticut, Veaxic, Klixabetbport; Hiram. Cook. Calais; Dolphin, Lord, Ellsworth; Brilliant, Hatch, Bangor Cld 28th, brig Coquette, (Br) MilUr, Portland; sch Myra. Sawyer. Portland. Ar 29ih. schs Tunas, Rose, fm Eliiabelhport, Iko. Royal. Bristol. SALEM —Ar 26th. sch Telegraph. Woodward, fm Ellsworth. Ar27tb.ech Hudson. Warren. ElizabethDo t. FOREIGN PORTS. At Foochow April 20, ship Endeavor. Deane. from ia4 fm HinflMif At Hong Kong April 28. ships Bl.cfc Prince.Chase, (br San i raoctsoo. Clara More, Lawrenoo; Derby, Allen, and Maiav. Hutchinson, for do; kutbsjr, Stoddard and Shi ley. Mullm, uue. bid April 16. shipa Gen Nowell, Mtlliken. Singa pore; 2ist, Nor Wflir, Almy, Manila. 23d, Uelioa, Webst-r ban Francisco. At Whampoa April 28, ship Boon a Vista, Ayrei, nnoertain. At Cnlontta May 9. ships Archer. Creasey, for Bos ton, ldg; Henry Harbeck. (Br) Trnc, do. do. gets 819 per sou; 1 oeoads, l'urington. dirg, to load for do; Gtm of the Oeean. Pritchard, for co. to lead on owner's account; Nicholas* Biddle. McDiarmid. for New York, Idg; Allen Foster, Robinson for char* ter; Radiant, Cba»e. disc; E»meralda. York; t>*ou bridge. Berry, and Tanjoie, Martin noc, ba'qoe Ann E Sherwood. Thompson, unc, goes under Brit i he lora. Bid Hu Bangor April 29. Rutland Ingraham. Bos ton. May 7, National Eagle, Matthews do At Manila April 21, ship Windward, Smith, fbr San Franc seo Ar nt Gibraltar 7th inst, barque Young Turk.Hard ing. 20 days from Boston. Ar at harlottitoan i*Kl 18th, sch Wm arroll. Colson. Bucksport. m l cld ou r. turn Ar at Kichibueto 20th .nat. barque Jane Young, Crocker. New York. Aral St John NB 23d icst, brig Abby P Fenno. Me Leau, Providence; 24th. schs Condor. Peck. Ban gor; Phouix, Gorham, and Bap tjueen, W he I pie/, from do. Cld 26 Ul. barque Helen Bauds, Otis, Liverpool. [Per City of London—Additional Ar at Liverpool 12tn inst, M R Ludwig, Harding, Bt John NB; Mt Pleasant.-, from do; ttiuuette. Baxter, do, Ocean Neilson, bosun; 14th. Jane Hath*Id, Portland 16 h, albion Locke New York. Kllsa Caroline, Wi liams, St John NB Cld 13th, Amity, Mimon. Gibraltar; 14th, Golden Hind. Orr. Boston; Atlee laiuter, Frith, New York Kud for ids 14th liber. Metcalf, for New York. Aral Loudon 12th, Adriatic, Moore, New York, (and ent out 14th for do.) Cld i3tb. k> W Stetson, Hurlhut, New York land passed Deal 16th.) Arat Deal 13th, C Grianell, Spencer, New York for London, (and proceeded.) Off Plymouth 11th, U H Tucker, Clark, fin Callao for Havre. Ar at Falmouth 11th. City sf Bangor, Edgerly, fm Callao; Cat Ida. Stafford, Baltimore. Ar at Neupoit 13th, Young Mechanic, Becnct, ftn Havre. In Ringroad 13th. C C Duncan. Perry fm St John NB; G 8 Brown, O'Biien, frem New York, both Ur BrPtol Ar at Shields psev to the 12lh, Helen K Cooper. Laphain. Dunkirk. Ar at Hull 10th. Samaritan, Bradley. Ghent. Sid ftu Ardrossau 9th, Metropollis, Rconey, fbr Bostou. Arat Otago KZ. March 28, Amazon. Meyer. Ban Francisco. Ar at Lyttleton NZ March 22. Canterbury, Taylor. Boston Sid fa Melbourne April X Fred Wurren. I'hlaney, Hiker I,lend; »Jih. f'ei-ttrld. rein*, do; 22d, Me rte Ho*., Kw. Hon* Uon* Ar et Amor April It. I.illie. Knowler, .Sln*epore; 23d 3t»r. ep.rrow, Newcbwin* Ar *t Aden IMlb ult. b.mueel, UcXtbb. Irea No* port. Ar at leghorn 8th lust, Sea Breeze. Rogers, from New York Ar at Gottinburg 3d inat, Free Trade. Stover, fui Hamburg. .Arat Cadiz 6th inst, Washington, Wencke. New York. Ar at Leghoru 8th inst, Sea Breeze. Lowu, frem New York AratHambuig 11th inst. Trimountoin, Field, tm Callao. Sid fm Cronstadt 9th inst. Heiress, Clark, for New lark. SPOKEN. March 23, lat 6 66, Ion 72 W, ship Astrea, Simpson, from Callao for Havre April 9. lat 32 11 S. Ion 36 02 W. ship Kitty Floyd, 1 Dearborn, from Callao for Antwerp. Juue 6. lat 46 N. lun 28 W, ship Corn Lynn, from Bangor for Swansea. June 8. off Billy cotton, ship Wisconsin, from Liv erpool for New York June 9, lat 60 20 N, Ion 710 W, chip Brtttnnia, f from Cardiff fbr Now York. Now Ortaaiw U****** (rga Tor* ft>r Jnno 21. off Barnaflkt. ship Vanccnter. from Liv trpool (br Philadelphia NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CHILDREN’S CONCERT, For the Benefit of tbe Ladies’ Christian Commission. A CHILDREN 8 CONCERT will be given on tie morning of the FOURTH OF JULY, AT THE NEW CITY HALL. Ticket. 2b cents. Children 16 cent* Doore open •t Id U clock—Concert to commence et 11. STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. w‘,h Children-. Concert the ladik chrI'IUn commission .in hold a strawberry Fe.tival, In rcom. adjoining the City Uerreahmcnte. both light and ;ube aatial will be for win before and after the Concert. juceSd Jul)2»4 THEATRE. D E f: R IN£ hall. Sole Let tee and Manager,.Mr. J. C. Afj ere. FIRST TIME Ilf PORTLAND. Tb« Great Sensation Drama I* e p O I> ay. Startling Situations. An Irish Fair. Tbe Foil D\u»e. |1. Gallery U. Beet. mmrTS, »iu*out extra charge, ua application at the froT 10 W to iTr a. C urtaia wtl. rie* at» o'eluad Door. open at TJ. Junelt Mechanica’ Hall. July 4th. 1776! _ 1864! THE Sabbath School aad Society >,f raatral Church wtil give aa Exhibition and festival, nt M.-ebaoioa' HalC ou Fouitb of Jaly, commencing a> I o'aiock P. M. aad eoatiaaiog tbroegh tbe if ternuon aad aveutag. MUSIC, ADDRESSES, DIALOGUES, TABLEAUX, Ac., Ac. Tbe eierci.ee oftbe afternoon will eoaaiet of Slug, lag. chert skodreaaae. and Irian gui. oi a pairiwUe and approprta'a cbaiacter mainly by tbe cttildiea ill tin, evening, of Tableaux, Mule, be. ott er matter, o' pleaeurebie eajoj m»*t will be previotd. u>.»h>t. b large variety ot Kclmhaaete Including sTaxwBBBBiK* and ctuta a and lea C aaxa.wlhbe lor eale both atUrnouu and eve ning licxare. of admiuin—adults fficu—children, 16 et..— to be had at tae atoeee ofttrl.ou b Mi left. Congreve street, and U. C. GallUon, Gray street, ant at the door, JuntMl 41 The Hew Skirt lor 1861. A Wow and Groat Invention In Hoop Wkirts I The Duplex EUeptic (ordoub'e) Steal Spria?. JL O. WE4T. Wo. #I Chambers Street. Mow York, arethe owners ef ike Potent and uc.niveainulaelarin ot tale J. r.r ullie't Patent /hipier tUiptir Steel Spring Skint nit* invention con*let* ui Duplex (or two) B,!)mIo Stool Springe. 1 •geuton.ly b anted tightly aid a. m it togeiner edge to else, making Hie tuugb. it. aunt Elastic. Flaxibie and Durab e Spria r tret us d, an ati'iug tbo wearer ia oosaequeoce of Ita great a asli city and (Itaibianoa-, to pue. and told it wkoa in aw aa easily and w4b uw ease convenience at a SILK or MiaLIB Dana It eul.raiy ub.ia ee and rll.ncue the oily objection to Hoop skirt-, tix: tea annoyance to 'be wo ter aa well aa the public »pe cialiy ia orowdod aaoniabliso, Carriag a. Kalin ad Can, Church Pews. sr in any etowtxd plaoa, float the difficulty of contracting ihttn and occupying n small apace Thiaantiniy itaoni tho dftt-.csltv. while giving too Skirt tbo usual full and ay mmetri cal form, sad the lightest, moil stylish sad graasfal appearance for tho street, opera, promenade, or h»ii*e drosr. A lady having o j -ye 1 tne pi-aanro a id comfort and great emveoteci e ot wrerii-g Ore ofiha Dup’ex Bniptio sprl-g skirts Inra .Ingle day, will never afterwards wl lugiy dtspen.e with Ibw use of thtaa. They are also equal! Ueaitabie, aid a great Improve eat ovar other kidds u[ Skirt: for Misses and Young Ladi- s who wear short rtrevo,, the elastieily and fl -xlbiiity ot them prevents wksu coining ib oontaet with nay thing crowding tba hoop close ti tno person from pushing out the other sid of the Hoop or dress; and a.aiu. they am ie much more d .ranle and uot likely t o boud or brook or got outofshspe. Tbo boll m rods oa all the Skirt, are a.so doable steel nan lain er double eeeeeed to prv vaat tho coearing from wearing oif the rods whoa dragging dowa suira, atone steps. Ac Ac which thor are ooaMaatly subject to when ia use. AH am made of the boat quality ef horded Tape and every part ortho Skirt is of tba Tory bast matarisls: it it guaraataadia oeory respect to bo by far tho beat, moat comfortslile, and moat durable Skirt CTer mate For sale ia all variety ot stylos aad sues by FirZGKKAUu A HgDMxiS, Juurii dim Kg Middle St Portland C. H. OSGOOD, DENTIST, Vo. 8 Clapp's Block, Market Square, FOR TLAKD. WArtiltclnl Teeth inserted oa Cold, Stiver, and V■! nauUe btlie. All aporatluaa rarrmud to gfva aa tie (holloa, jaaetooodi.lyfra AA. F*r BalUwoie. Th* good schooner L W Pierce, Lost MWAC log master, will .all neat woes. Fur (might o the balk of 400 barrels, apply ta a. U. YORK A SOW, 16 Moulton St, head of Long Wharf. laaeSOdlw* FOB SALE. THE story nod ball Hows, Mo. tg Cedar street. Got »H hr 12) II has sovaa Sou bed roeme, eui p-o o'.ooete, ptoaly of hard and toft water, aad gaa th ruegbout. Every thing ia partact i rear. For for* ib-r particularsahqatieof JOHM P. RAND. No Clapp's B oeh.Coagmm street. JunedSldSur Payft Coal. D'SZwIl" S?.9^*^*** JAMES H. bkKhX. June IS—dSw Richard,on Wharf. CITY or POBTLAAD. In U—igw^ J. M HEATH. City Ctork. Proposal* for Reservoir. PR0r09AL4 will b« rwilvH for baildloi Wm urroir on Bt. Johu -tr«et, at loo Ci-' Irniur op’i Office autil rLargtiaj. July 14th, fJv'o ocR M IMnna and •ix‘cificatin*ift of tho «*m« may to ea at tho office the City Eu'lmer rho Commit toe rwervo thorifM to r«joct any bide wluoh may not bo deemed for the iu eroet of tbo ci*?. For Order of tho Commirtco on F)ro Department. F (V MOODY. Chairman. Fort-aod Jano 90. 1>64-d*4w KF*ir|ai and Connor ccj»y notici:. \ET E. the uaderdgned having sold onr Slock of TV Coal and Vfnou to M e.ri Ha*Kill. M AH,. 11Or., do eheerlully neuuaend them to onr firmer customers. Ail persona hating demands agaluat na are requested to present t' out lor rottie meut, aod all p«r-ooa indebted to ur are n quoted to moke Immediate pa>mrntat the old land where one ot the undersigned may befeand for th. crewot SAWYKE h WHITNEY Fortland, Jane 4. 1864. Juaelil"w Coni and Worl THE subscriber having purchased the stock of Coal and Wood, and taken the stand nerntlv occupied bv Messrs .lawyer Wkitne,. feed of Vium B Aar/, are now prepend to sat ply their former pat roue and tha public glacially. with a Sac aseortment of WMLL PICK St) AMD SCKMtXSD Old Company Lehigh, Sugar Lost Lehigh, Haieltoti Lehigh, Lwcaat Muantain. John's, While and Red Ash, Diamond and Lor berry. Together with the boat quality of Cumberllin'd Coal A Superior Coal/or BlnctnUtks. Also. Hard and Bolt Wood, Delivered to order to aay part of tho city. The former ouatomgra of Meters Sawyer ft Whit ney ere respectfully Invited to giro u a toil. RANDALL. MoXLLlftlEK ft CO. Portland, Jos* IS, 1834—dly

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TOIiTAAND AND VICINITY. George F. Mouitox We are pained to be called to add to our record of deatbe during tbe past few weeks, at that Aceldama of our citizens, (the State of Virginia,) tbe young man of seventeen, whose name is at the head of this notice. Though not yet eighteen, be has been al most two years in his country’s service, with out hiving made even a transient visit to his now widowed mother, who resides and keeps little shop in Free street. We learn that he has been specially oom mcnded during ail the term of bis enlistment, by both his captain aud tbe colonel of bie reg iment, the 17lb, Co. B, lor his regular habits and fidelity, both as a youth aud soldier, aud that he was held in more than ordinary esteem and regard by bis fellow soldiers. He wa9 about starting by direction, at that moment received from his captain, to ascerta’u wheth er the Indiana regiment was between his reg iment and the enemy—it proved it was— when he was pierced by a bullet from a sharp shooter, of which he seems to have died almost instantly. He was an only son—dutiful and affectionate—aud kepi his mother informed weekly of whatever occurred of interest to himself aud bis company, suggesting and ad vising whatever he thought would be useful in the management of her little business af fairs. In her deep affliction she is sustained by the ooneolation of a strong Christian faith aud a trust that his change lias been a happy one. Tribute of Respect Died, Monday, May 30, 1864, at Dougia8 Hospital, Washington, D. C., from a wound received uear Spotlsyl vania, Va., Major Arch Dorillout Leavitt, 16lh lleg’t Me. Volt. Whereas, by the providence of God we are called to mourn the lose of a dear brother, who freely gave hit life to the service of his country, tberefoie, Resolved, That while we bow iu submission to the will of God, in thus sadly afflicting us, we glsdly bear witness to tbe many uobie qualities, and luteliectua! abilities, of our brother, which gave him access to the hearts ol all who kaew him. Resolved, That iu him our Fraternity has lost an honored aud a worthy member, and tbe Nation an able aud zealous defender. Resolved, That as a testimonial of our re aped for tlie memory of onr departed brother we drape our badges for thirty days. Resolved, That a copy oi these resolutions be sent to the relatives of the deceased, as an evidence of our heartfelt sympathy in their grevlous affliction. Harhison M. Pkatt. Atrocertm I). SuAtx. J. Howard Mielett. Hall of X, of Delta Kappa Kpsilou, dune 28th, 1864. Municipal Court—June 29. Rodman Townseud waa adjugej guilty ou a search and seizure process, and paid a fine of $20 and costs. X. Webb, Esq., for the defense. Patrick Crosby, for keeping a dog without a license, was lined $4 51 and costs. Com mitted. Robert Burroughs, for keeping a dog with out a license, paid $5.17 flue and costs. Martin Kelley and Timothy Cochrane, lads of 13 or 14 yean of age, were brought up charged with larceny of a small quantity of lead from the Grand Trunk Depot. Kelley was acquitted, but Cochran was convicted and sentenced to thirty days Imprisonment in jail. Detection ok Spurious Bank Notes.— An iufAitibie guide to aid in the detection of counterfeit bank notes, something more than the usual ‘•Detector,” which cannot, by the greatest prudence, be made perfectly reliable, lias long been desired by business* men. Mr. Laban Heath has recently published a little volume which seems to entirely satisfy ibis want. In compiling tbit book he bas been favored with engravings from tba Bank Note Co., with which he it enabled to give to every merchant and accountant a standard of gen uine bank note engravings, with which b« may compare all bills coming into bis bauds, and readily detect the good from the worthless.— This system has received testimonials from the highest sources, and therefore la entitled to the greatest confidence. E. R. Russell, Foreign Money Teller of Suffolk Bank, Bos ton, says of tbit book, “I consider it the best work on the subject ever offered to the pub lic.” It is also highly endorsed by Cashiers and Tellers In the Manufacturers Trader’s, Mechanics' International and Canal Banks, in this city. Mr. Heath or bit agent is now in town, and will call on our merchants wbo will do well to examine and test its merits. Galvanic Treatment.—We would call the attention of those seeking health, to the advertisement of Dr. W. X. Darning, in an other column of this paper. Dr. D. lias not been in this city quite 18 months, yet he has gained a reputation unparelled Injtbe history of medicine, in bis speciallity of treating chronic diseases. Dr. D. has had a thorough Medical Education and an experience of over twenty years as an Electrician. He has worked bard to dig out the hidden mysteries In the Vegeta ble aa welt as the Electrical Kingdom, and bos combined them In the form of extracts and and Electrical Medicines, together with Electro Magnetism. With these batteries combined he is able to purge the system thoroughly of all taints. Dr. D. does not use a common gal vanic battery, with a harsh, coarse, unpleas ant current, which makes it a dread to those that use U; but he uses a smooth, invigorat ing, stimulating, soothing, Electro Magnectlc instrument of his own Invention, leavlug the patient, after au application, In a quiet,yet In an Invigorated condition, which lasts for houss. Give him a call. Office No. 11,Clapp's Block, corner of Congress and Elm streets.

Festival.—The ladies of the Christian Commission have arrauged lor a Concert by tlie children of oar public schools, at the new City Hail on the morning of July 4th. A line opportunity will thus be afforded old aud young for rational enjoyment, ami at the same time enable them to contribute a little towards the relief of our suffering soldiers. At the same place, In connection with the Juvenile Couceit, tables w ill be furnished with such luxuries aud substantial:, as will solicit money from every body. To enable the ladies to render their refresh ment tables attractive and profitable, dona tions from the patriotic public will be required. We hope the "Home Guard' will send to the new City liaii strawberries, cream, cakes, flowers, aud also meats, Ac., so that ourladits who do the hard work may be encouraged •till to labor. The at he.-Manager Myers produces anoth er sensational drama this evening, trout the pea of John Brougham, Esq., entitled the “Peep O'Day.” I tit full of exciting situa tions—an Irish fair, characteristic dance by twenty-four people, delicious music aud lots of fun. The entire company are required in Us production, and we aball be surptised if it does not make a hit. The weather is now so cool that Deering Hall is a most agreeable re sort. A Card. The Irish American Belief As sociates return thanks to Mr. Mark I’. Eatery for the gratuitous use of Buxton Centre Grove on the occasion of their excursion June XI, 1884. Joh.v McKEN.Mv.Cor. bee. Portland, June 28,1884. Special Notice.—Portland Division No. V, 8. of T. will hold an adjourned meeting on this (Thursday) evening, at 8 o'clock. A punctual attendance is requested, as busiur-ss of importance will come before the Division. Per order, 8. J. Lord, U. 8. &TR Majse.—The veterans of this regi ment, who returned Tuesday, were yesterday furloughed until the 8th of July. Most ol them returned to their homes yesterday. “Board Bills and Landlords.". Mb. Editor:—Tour correspondent either unintentionally or otherwise, suppress ed several material facta In his account of the disclosures ot Hildreth. If the public have any interest in such matters, they have an in terest in knowing the whole truth, and It Is not a little amusing to see the efforts of little minds, through garbled and one sided statements, to try to iujure those connected therewith, either as Attorneys or Magistrates. First. The plff. himself tcstiSes that Hil dreth offered him (the ireditor) the bank I book In question, showing a deposit of $60, in St. John, 11 he would release him from arrest, but, not believing it of any value, he refused to take it. Secoud. That when he sent for Mr. Hovey to act as his attorney, aud told him of the book, Mr. H. at once asked him why he did not offer it to hia creditor; to which he re plied that he had done so and he (the credit or) refused to take it. Third. It did not appear in evidence be fore the sittiug magistrates, that Mr. Hovey had ever received a siugle dollar from the avails ol said deposit or book, although one of the magistrates (Merrill) suggested to the creditor's attorney, that he should examine Mr. Hovey on that point—that they could not infer it without proof—but the attorney declined. Fourth. The debtor offered to assign to the creditor all the interest be might still have in said book and deposit, If any. which assignment, one of the magistrates (Meriill) thought by the Slh aud 15ib Sec. of Ch. US of the liav. Slat., entitled him to ba released from arrest. But this assignment would, of course.be subject to his attorney’s claim for disburs meats and services wiiioh did not seem to suit the interests of the creditor, who bad made the mistake of locking his debtor up in jail, instead of takiug the accurity offered him, au l which, he now suspects, Mr. Hovey made available as cash. He will undoubted ly be wiser next time. So much for this tempest In a teapot. Serenade.—While at Augusta yesterday afternoon, the Band of the 17th U. S. Infan try called upon Gov. Cony, at the State House, and treated him to one of their best serenades. The Governor invited them into his private room. The musicians suffered, however, for they lost their chance at the 1st and ltd tables at the hotel, and were obliged to put up with sole-leather steak and cold potatoes. Grant's Coffee and Spice Mills.—W« learn that Mr. J. Grant has recently estab lished new Spice Mill out of the city, which in addition to his facilities in town, will enable him to meet any demands which may be made npon him. Mr. Grant is well known to our merchauu aa a successful aud obliging inanu facturer, and his Coffee and fcpices are second to none. Incendiary Fibb in Saco.—An unoccu pied building, owned by Chas. Hill, formerly used as a slice factory by Daniel K. Somes, and standing in that part of Saco known as “Somesville,” was destroyed by tire Tuesday nlpM. Boss,$500; uninsured. Tut uuiou preparatory lecture will be held at Third Faiish Church Thursday evening. Kev. Mr. Walton will preach. BY TELEGRAPH -to mm KVfcNlifU PAPUKft. l'rom AVtr Orleana. New York, June 29. The steamer Cahaw ba, Iroui New Orleans 21st, has arrived. New Orleans papers of the 21st contain the following: The rebels have withdrawn from Tnnlea Bend. Another steamer was considerably injured below Bayou Sara by a rebel shore bartery.— No lives lost. The health of New Orleans is excellent (ien. Banks has issued an order that all shipments of gold to New Orleans must be deposited with the Assistant Treasurer, to be delivered to consignees or merchants only up on stlislaclory assurances that it will not be used iu contravention of the regulations of the Treasury aud War Departments. The steamer Electric Spark Iraa arri vad at New Orleans. Cold at New Orleans on the 21st, 104 pre- i mium. Cotton was quoted at 1.10, with light busi ness. Sugar aud ipoiasse* active; lair sugar 20 1-2 a 21c. Molasses So a 90c. thf Armff bvfor. ItlrkmfnA. HEAirqcAitTKitH Armt Potomac, 1 June 28. All quiet at the front. Our left wing swung round and took possession of the Weldon Hsilroad, about four miles from Petersburg, without opposition, it is believed the enemy's lines have been somewhat contracted since Friday, and the opinion prevails that a lorce has bueu sent to meet aud drive back liunier. Almost nightly attacks are made on some part of the Iretted line iu front ol the Uth corps, but tinting our men on the alert aud ready for'them, the rebels quickly retire. It was at first thought that our loss would be over 600, but 1 ha~e benn informed that it will not reach one-fourth of this number. Our forces fell back to their supports near the btidge, and subsequently crossed with the en tire traiu without further loss. Tha rebels made uo effort to follow up, and it was thought that they had suffered severely or they would have done so. There are now about 5,000 sick and wound ed at City Point, aud they sutler much ft o n best. Fearful Railroad Accident at Belaid, Cana da—Fl/ty Fertont Kitted. St. Hilaihk, C. E June 20. A fearful accident rccurrid on lb-Grand Trunk Railway ttiia morning. An emigrant train, consisting ol eleven car*, with 854 Ger man emigrants, went over the B.-lold bridge early this morning. At 8 15 A. M. thirty-four dead bodies bad been recovered, and between thirty and forty taken out badly injured. The train from Quebec lias been delayed in conse quence. One car baa not beeu sufficiently reached to allow the dead to be takeu from it. The engineer went down with the engine, but escaped with slight injuries. A dreadful res ponsibility appeals to rest ou tills man for vi olating the M inding order to stop. Only two living beings have been rescued from this car. The depth of water where tile accident occurred is about leu feet The con ductor, Thomas Finn, was killed. The fire man is also supposed killed. St. Hilaire is uineteen tniics from Montreal. Later.— Fifty persons were killed and a great many wounded in the railroad accident near Beloid, C. E. Urnrral Sherman's Loss. LoutBVILI.lt, Ky., June T8. Tlie Medical Director of Gen. Sherman's army telegraphs that our entire loss will not exceed 1 ,.7)0. Col. Watkins was not captured at Lafayette, ami Col. Faulkner, teported captured there, has arrived at Chattanooga. Urn. Hooker WousM. Ntw York, June 2». It was Gen. Marker, not Gen. Hooker, who was mortally wounded lu the recent attack by Ueu. Sherman's army. Advertise.—An exchange says if any person In business would succeed, he must let the people know where he la and what he is about; and a business that will not pay to advertise in these times Is not worth puraulug. Many persons have an idea that after they have been tome time in business it Is not necessary to advertise lutlher. But that la an idea suited to dead meu, and not to those who mean to compete lu the struggle* of life. Do they suppose that nobody moves Into town or come9 In to trade That nobody la born here'.* That the tamo people are pur chasing now that did ten year* ago? i7 James Clark of New Turk and John Dixon of Portsmouth, were up before U. 8. Commissioner Qackett in Portsmouth, on Tues day on a charge of tempting Six marines to de •ert from the Kittery Navy lard. Thep were ordered to recugaU* Ik the turn of ft 000 tot their appearanoe before the C. t. Circuit Court i Ik city, on the 1st of Qetobet next. BY TELEGRAPH tom Portland Daily Press.

XXXVIII 00NSEES8—Fint 8eu«ion. Washing ton, June 2V. SENATE. A resolution was adopted instructing tha 1 committee on the Conduct of the War to iu* quire what progress Lad been made iu tbe construction of gunboats contracted for iu 1802, and whether oilier vessels like the Cbl mo nad been contracted for. A bill was passed allowing Mary Kelly, the widow of a Union rebel spy whe was hanged iu Richmond, a navy pension, Mr. Suuuier reported that the Foreign Com mittee was unable to affirm whether the mes sages of tbe President aud the documents rel ative to Mexican affairs were of sufficient im portance to justify publication, aud moved that it tie reiened to tbe Printing Committee, widcb was agreed to. After debate a resolution was passed declar ing Messrs. Fishback aud Baxter not eutilled to scats lrom Arkansas. The bill amending the Pension act, extend ing its provisions to the wives and children of colored soldiers,&c., was taken up and passed. Mr. Fessenden reported from the Commit tee ol Conference on disagreeing amendments to the Tarifl' bill. Raw cotton is excepted lrom duty. On brimstone the Senate receded. On spices the Senate receded in part, most kinds being advanced. Stems are reduced to 10 cents. The lax on sail is 18 and 24 ceuts. The report w as adopted. Mr. Couucss introduced a bill for the sale of miueral lauds, aud extending the right ol pre emption thereto. The bill to reimburse Pennsylvania was amended so as to pay all the militia eugaged in repelling invasion thereirom, of whatever State. Mr. Wilson, from tbe Military Committee, reported the House bill to provide lor a na tional militia. A committee of conference was appointed on the Pacilic Railroad bill. Leave ol absence was granted to Messrs. Collamer and Grimes on account of Illness. A joint resolution was adopted requesting tbe President to appoint a day of national hu miliation and pray er tor the suppression of the rebellion. a tic ocunic uric iuuiv u inns. EVENING KESHION. The Senate considered the joint resolution asking of the President the cause of the mili tary order for the suppresion of the Cincin nati Enquirer in Kentucky, and requesting the President to preveut such eucroachuieuu on the freedom ol the press iu future. Mr. Cowan favored the resolution, stating that he had come to the conclusion to oppose these iufriugmeuU of rights in future. Mr. Lane of Iud., favored the order, saying that we had dealt to lightly with a treasonable press. Alter further remarks the resolution waa lost. Yeas S, nays 25. The yeas were Buckslew, Carlisle, Cowan, Davis. Hendricks, McDougall, Powell aud Riddle. On motion of Mr. Wilson the Senate took up the House bill further to provide for aud calling uutlue national forces. The following ameudmeuts of the commit tee were adopted:— Striking out substitute in the first section which proiliies for bounty to volunteers, thus excluding substitutes from the benefit of tbe bounty, and changing Ihe mode of payment of the bounty from one-half on being muster ed in, oue-fourh at the expiration ol half of the term of service, and one-fourth at the end of said service, to three equal payments of one-third iuterest, striking out the clause which allows full bounty to persons discharg ed from service by wounds or sickness, reduc- j ing from 00 to 40 days as tbe period allowed after tbe call for fitting tbe quota without a draft. Mr. Hendricks offered an amendment, pun ishing officers by dismissal with forfeiture of pay and allowances for knowingly enlisting minors under sixteen yeareof age. Adopted. Mr. Brown moved to strike out the third section, which |>ermits State executives to send ageuts into States in rebellioB to recruit Adopted. Mr. Sherman moved to amend by inserting the words “duty of the President," instead of “lawful lor the Executive of any of the States,” and providing that such troops mry be armed, organized, Ac., aud receive bounties, which was adopted. Mr. Powell offered an amendment, to con flue each State to recruiting withiu its own lines. Agreed to. The bill was reported to the Senate and passed.—Adjourned. HOUSE. The amendments by the Senate to tbe bill regulating prize proceedings, and the resolu tion that Mr. Schenck is entitled, and not Mr. Biair, was adopted. The Arkansas election case was taken up; the majority and minority reports, and the resolution from the Election Committee, were read. A long debate ensued, and the whole subject was laid on Hie tabic. The Civil Appropriation bill was then taken up. The amendment that no witnesses shall be excluded on account of color from United States courts, was adopted in concurrence. The Senate’s amendment prohibiting the coastwi-e slave trade was agreed to. The Ilouac here took a recess. EVENING SESSION. The committee of investigation of the affairs of the X. Y. Custom House, was authorized to ait during tbe recess of Congress. The bill to organize aud regulate an Engi neer Corps, was passed. The House concurred in the action of the 1 committee of the whole on the Senate’s amendment* to the civil appropriation bill. Mr. Mallory of Ky., offered an amendment providing that negro testimony shall only be admitted in Federal courts, in States, tbe laws of which authorize such testimony—disagreed by 47 to 00. Tue Senate's amendment to which Mr. Mollory proposed his amendment was concurred in i)7 to 4T. Mr. Morrill of Vermont,made a report from tbe committee of conference, on the disagree ing amendment* to the tariff bill which was concurred in. The House agreed to the amendment of the Senate, to the bill to exteDd the contract for carrying tbe Overland Pacific Mail. The House adjourned at 10 1-2 o’clock. From the Army before Richmond. Baltimore, June 2D. A prominent officer ol’ the Christian Com mission sends the following to the editors of the American '‘T am just from the front this morning. Everything looks very well, and the troops are in tine spirits. Y ou may tie as sured of this, as 1 have beeu in personal con tact with huudreds, both la the reserve and iu the rifle pits. I had an interview with Uen. Grant on Monday alternoou. He iscoulldenl of the result. He says there can be but one result, the defeat of the euemytur the enemy’s retreat from Petersburg, and then their com- plete overthrow. Extensive preparations are in progress, aud soon the country will more loudly applaud the genius and executive abil ity of Grant ami Meade. I was surprised to find some of our Union men despondent when I arrived at Baltimore this morning. Y'ou can safely assure you readers that there is no occasion lor iL Arrival of Wounded Sold Lera. Washington, June 28. The steamer Keyporl has arrived from City Point, bringing the Armv mails and the 3d N. Y". Excelsior liegiment, 112 men, whose term of service has expired. The Keyporl hail on board 12 or 15 rebel prisoner*, but turned them over to the author ities at Fortress Munroe. She brought up the. bodies of Capt. Keen, 20lli Maine, Lieut. Hammond, 58th Mass, aud Lieut. Colby, 32 1 Maine. The steamer Thomas Morgan from City Poiut, with 250 wounded soldiers was ordered to return to Alexandria, where the wouuded were placed in hospital. l ariou. Item.. New Turk, June 29. The bark Goethe, from Oporto, spoke 28th, at noon, lorty-Uve miles east of Eire Island, the boat Vision, hence for London, going off with all sails set. Twenty-five hundred tons of Scranton coal were sold at auction to-day Tor t9.25all.40 per ton. Brig. Gen. Taylor, Commissary of Subsist ence for the Army, died lit Washington this morning. He was a younger brother of Ex President Taylor. Main* Telegraph Company. Banooh, June 20. At a meeting of the stockholders of this Company, holden Id this city to-day, the fol lowing named gentlemen were unanimously elected Directors for the ensuing year, vli:— Hiram O. Alden, James White, Belfast; Al bert W. Paine. Jacob A. Smith, Albert Hol loji, Bangor; Jas. S. Bedlow, Wm. P. Merrill, Portland; Aaron Uayden, Eastport; Edward O’BrleD, Thomaston. At a subsequent meet ing of the Directors Hlron O. Alden, Esq., was elected President, and Wm. P. Merrill Secretary and Treasurer for the ensuing year. Xm* Tork Market. Niw Vox*. Jun' 29 Cottoa—(s higher! (alee liOU bxlee et 146 mr middling upland.. Hott/—emle« 8 000 bbla; State end We.tr ru rx oit.d end 60*l00d higher; Sup- rfine State 9 10* 1060; Extra du 816*820; chum. hk> 9 4ualo60; choice do 8 66* 9 26; Superhue Werteru 8 60*9 45; Extra 8 00*9 46: Southern—higher; aalea 160-j bole: Mixed to good 10 26*18 60; fancy and extra iO96*1266; Cauxoa 50(*75 higher; telee 1400 bbl.; onmmnn Extra 10 00* 11 25; extra good to choice lu 25*11 26. Wheat—xclt.d and 10* 6c higher; «alf«210,0r0 bu.hele: Chicago Spiing 2 20*28J; xi.traiikee club 2 29*2 26. Corn—.alerU OJO both; new mixed We.teru 1 62 @1641, dosing quiet. Oats—firmer; rate* Canada at 9&ft98o Beef—firm; -ales' 80 bbla: me** 15 (Mg 16 00. Pork—higher; sates 7*6 bbs; new mess 48 7&g| 46 61. I ard—higher; sale# 1480 bbla at 10i§lS}o. Butter—2c higher; State at S3 a, 42c. Whiskey—firmer; «a*e» 6000 bbla at 1 73'gl 86. Petroleum—excited; rales 8000 gallons r« fined in bond 90c; 60 bbla refined tree 96; crude 4fuut largely lu eEce*4 ol the wants of the Treasury for the pay nu nt ot gold interest. The e bonds in *y be subscribed for iu sums from $60 up to any magnitude, on the same terms, aud are thus made equilly available to th*smalls f July and Jsuuaty oi eaeh year, and redeemable alter the 30th of June. Ie8l. Each offer must be for fifty or one buidie^ uoilars, or some multiple of one nuodred dol are and mud •tarn the sum, indui Itia premium, offer© i f»r »ach hundred dollars in bonds, or lor hf y, when theofhr is tor no more than fifty. wo per cent of the prin cipal, excluding premium, of the wbuie anu uutof leied must be deposited, as guaiautv lor payment of subscription it accepted, with the f r« a.-u-er of the United state- at Washington, or with the Assistant Treasurer at New York. Boston, i’hilad Iph.a or til Lou s. or with Desfgua ed Depositary at Bal iruore, Pittsburg .Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, or Buffalo or with any National Uaukiug A©*ociaiiou au* bor.z* d to receive deposits which may couseut to transact the t usiuers without charge. Duplicate cortific«to of deposit w! 1 be ia*uc i to depositors by the effic r orassowiation recoiving ‘hem: tne originals of wuicb must be forwarded with the offers to the Depar mciit ▲ii deposits should be made in time fur ad vie* of of fers with certificates to reach W ashington not lator than the morning of July 6. No offer not accompan ied by its proper certificate of deposit wid be con sidered. The Coupon and Registered Honda issued will be of the dofiominatnA* ot *60. *100. *600, and «1 odu. Regi-tered Bonds of *5,b00 and *10,000 w ill also bo Issued L required. All offers received will be epened on Wednesday, the 6th of July, by the Beore ary or one of thu Aseit taut oecrttans*. The awards will b* ma le by the Beoretsry to the highest offerers, and notice of ac ceptance or decimation will be iinru -diat*ly giveu to the resp ciive offerers and iu case oi acceptance, bonds of the descriptions aui denominations prefer red will be ©out to ti>e»ub«criber* at t e ost ol the Def arrmettt, on final oaymeut of instalments. The original deposit of two per cent will bo reckoned iu the last iustalment pa d hy successful offerers, and will be immediately r, turned to thou whose offers may not be accepted. The amount ot aecApted offers must be deposit* d with tus Treasurer or other officer or aseor and receive the tr-at m*nt puisued at the Institute we. citizen** of Purt laud, cordially invite all such to call upon u.* and J learn more ftilly 1 at we know f the l>4. and ti e trealm* ut pursued by him and hi* wife. I* r u*t j now be remembered that Mrs h U 1’aeVcr has be i come permanently ass. aiated with 'be Dr in the la j bora o hi* profession. This lady brings wi*h her th- expo ieure of mcr-than eleven ye»rs practice j with di-ease which affl‘c*ed on>y tne female orgm i«ra lo her Is committed tie care of the /emai* l)*p irtment. Those rie-iring fur her inform* Ion are invited to call on the snbscrib* rs or at the lnsti tute corner of Cougress and Chestnut streets, near N* w t i v Ilail. I C. L Coos. 85 Pari* afreet. Ma. A Mas KuAscia H Chase, S3 Brown St., •Uii P. McCoiLopoa. Mb die street, L. 8. Da si kl*. 11 Myrtle street Portland, June 24, 1W4 —TuASaJt» Gm s Portland Laundry Dons ALL KINDS OF FAMILY WO»K. Or ders left at F. A SMITH'S, No. 115 Federal i 8t., wlP bo promptly attended to J«87dlw* SAM’L LEWI8 Dean’* Drum Cor a. DEAN ’8 Drum Corps will promptly attend to all orders for D-umming for Parades, Marche*, Ac, All order* to he left at D White’s -tore, Markel Square 8 Dm, Drum Major _ E I HALL, Clerk. Boarntn?. i A BBSPECTIABLE. private, flrat-claa* Boarding I J®*1 °P***&> being newly fitted up, at fi ft,r gentlemen with or without theii i ftaillw. Suits ot room* forfamiliee. Jua«28dlw— ROOM PAPERS! A FULL ISTOCK Always On Hand 1 N. II. —Uookaellera or Country Dcalera who are not oomio( to the city, may write to naetailof about what amount they purchaae at a time, and wa will N;ud them a LIST OF PRICES. It wad ted. Bailey Noyes, Publishers and Booksellers, 56 and 58 Exchange Street, Portland, Is/Te. maytUSa Portland Army Committee OM TUB u. S. Christian_ Commission. Chairman, T. R. Qajee, reoatraaStoroa Mils Mid dle atra- t Tiwasjarr Cyrus Sturdivant, rawdria Monty at 71 Commetolal .treat. Soorelary Henry H. B urgent, raoatraa Lattara at 80 Commercial street. junelwH W*■ EN TE KT AIN M EiV TS. «AQiiMmiocEoiir loipifAS^iViV Qolossal Golden P*

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r ®un ..Miuosi Vix Anran 4c o in again appearing before the people of America, deaire to state that their present Menagerie contains AN ENTIRE NEW C ollection of Animal* that were captured by or un der the immediate supervi sion and direction orthegreat Van AmburgkMimself And are the prgQfcts of an expedition to The lev Region* of the Kotik Pole, The Pampas of South America. The Desert* of Afnca. And the Jungle* of Am. a All of which were rinsed to contribute «he choicest speci mens of Animated Natnre to he lonnd within their respec tive realms. They arrived la N. Y late In the Fall of where an unparalleled and moat tlinmphant success a wailed them. Flushed with new lanrela of ancceaa a trav elling paraphan&Ita was de signed of the most transcen dent magnificence possible to conceive which through their immense resonrses sprang into existence as If by magic. Cage* nf the moat gorgtau descrip tion Wagon* of the mod tartly character; Hornet* of surpassing beauty and elegance; Horses tf the bed Arabian Uood; Mammoth variegated Camas* of immense proportion And an entire retmue of unequalled rzctUenc* an hart to be seen. f Homan Intellec coulo not in its grandest moment ef codcepilon originate any thing mors grand and dia lling to behold. The verita ble van Amburgh, (whom en vious persons Irom his long abaenee from Amarica have taken advantage, end canaed the press to announce his de ersir) will accompany the ve^VTl exhibition and heed the TUI JT/T UMFHAE PEOCESSION ^^^****on its entrance lo the piece of exhibition which will rep In splendor A Moving Panorama Nearly one mile In length. VAN AMBURGH The original Lion and Tiger Tamer. Tha following list was ta- j ken from iU« living Animal* S/\ thf»m*«lve* in the Company* JU Builritnr. (w® A Ml Mro tdwny N. Y on the C*2J of Mar. li, and therefore may bo cou*id- jfJL A Oorrfr* 1x4 of A nnth Prof ljnsworthy’s Trained Animal*: 1 African Lion. A» a tic Li *n, Nauud- V ian Uom«m, Rratilluti Tiger. IW* ;il Leopard' Senegal Leopard. South A- M \A aaririn Jagutr. performed If Li..i at each entertain mint. 1 Living Giraffe, only one in Amer/a; l Great Performing l!!rph*nt, Tipu* KMBrQlk 8 iib. exercise l i Frank \»*ft; Black Afri't n, nine feet high; ^n|\ X A. Grey »'ri*h Zo*r» Pair of White Bear; yifcoj Lions; W California Gnarly Hear, very I irge Roagal laopirlanl Young, African Panther, English Fallow Iktr, hil ver Stripei llyet'. African h;>.*t*gilian Tirer. 8. A. Jaguar. African leopard. Roy. al Bengal Tlgyr, only one nAiwir Burmeia or hacml ow, Ice or Polar Bear, Itocky Mount*.in Wild Cat. Japanese Markin Swine, African Gaxelle. Virginia Pessom, Ameru-an Black Bear, Chin-s* and Meirm Doga, N«w Median l Kutirao, Afri can Cr.'wne 1 Cr^ne. Black Wolf, Grey Wolf, Egypt**n Goose, Afr. -n P r canine. vrry nra: fl!u~ >Wml Hill Crane. White St *rk, rery l»rgr. Black Swan, Aln a t Pelican, Span ish and American 1»*U, Silver

uh Slacaws. Amarir*.* Eagle, Aipac ca Sheep. Cash a-re 5h»en, Whit Lama, Tiger Cat, lied and Yellow Crest Cockatoo*. Parrots ar.l i>»ve* Mopkaya anl J r.a Mare-M Guinea Pt;e. Ant-Eater and t a m«ndi. LuNy'n an I While 1 a.-^d nrticr, Wood i and Carrier Dorns. !.>n? .arnv* 1 Gihhons. R. ‘.ft Mount ain IN N-r, A ••.trait.** Sh-'l firwueH'. Whna R-*s and Mir**. Wiidak Kiris. Black Bqwtrr tV*. atil*. \frt-*n Gi* r Parr.*:«, Taw; Prrrots, L«»ve lirU, African Ring Naek Paroquetu, Au«tniian P *-ella, Lori Parojuetu, T-m Cra-iU Utr.; Parrots, S. A. Pareg*. Cfcinee* t ar nquatts. King pod t2*»c-*n Parr t«. Rosa Cockatoo, ftatin R*- j-* lSr>. quett. Europ-'ay Jey Juat added the Great AC I K *U t >i Hlttll *H« re M«ts t of x-% in* *-*ns nu i Bird* of every ysrirtr «-id p Prrf. Jitig lit.* proc***elc*n on its arr the pine** of exhibition, m bn «een the POLOS VI, oor,op«a l}«ndTJ Atri, ion only i", mot,— Ho holt pne*. juoo2H-I9 30Julyl3-lM;-l«-!S41? Festival at CSorhain. fllllK citizens of Cerham m l hold a Strawberry JL festival and Pair, lor the benefit ot'the Army f hrbtl n oram esion. W't1ru*tl»y an l 7A«r«diiy, June 29 and 3 b i lie tair will te opened %t the Acad* emy Hall at ‘4 o’clovc I* H on WVdue*day, arwl continue during the (''lowing Uav. An exhibition of 1 lb au.x will be given at the Town 11*11 on Wed~e* »ay t ve* log. ati o’clock On Thursday Brining a Musical K itertaiament will bf* go on at th Congregational t hu;ch. b* M II X. i arumet a >d J unit* Usher, aiu H*Mr* John L 8haw. John M"rgan and U 8. Ddtvar a. Refreshments. inulodlng 8»rowb**rriot and Cream, will be tor *aleat*be Academy during the fai*. 8iugl* Ticket- entitling th*> holder to a*inis»i.>n to the lair, or to either ot th Kv nlug E-ib‘rtanmieut*. lSceatt. Package* o: ft ticket* tor uuvlie* 6)c'urj. 0 ticket* 70 cents An extra *rmiu «ill bo ran over the York and Cumberland H. H on Th'iraday. leaving Portland at 6 o'clck P. M and returning after toe Concert. t|Tick‘ta from Port and forth* whole trip, 1 clad* lug admi«»lou to the Concert. 50 ct*: Saocareppt, 40 cant*i Buxton Contra. *0 oet.*; Bar Mills 4»CT*.will be for awl-at the store* of H l*aekard. Bailey k Noya and ea-born A Carter, In Portland, and at Peuaell A Allen's 8accarappa. PorO-derof Cornm of Arrangement*. Gorham June 27, 19*34 —tl It First Trot of tlic Men son, oyxb LINOS TROTTING PARK. For One Hundred Dollars t -gr 8CARRORO', Maine, July l»t, 1804, Or*. rt to Drive. G- 8 8wa*ay, names R. M. Lady Addlngtota: J. O Nell, Names It. M. hmua Grant: Le*t31nfl to liarne*a Lady Addington Is th* same marc that xrottad or«r tbi* eoursc last September. wtuuln/ thr*e straight basts over Topav. £tnmu G aut trotted at State Ea r Portland,UatfUL driftn by Laac Wwod* mtf of New York, bo ng one of the most stirring race* during the Pair. The other hor*e being driven by Ha*rev Bradley of B.aton. Trotting to oom&noe i at 2fto'olJck PM. 8YLVANU8 LlNG. ■neSTdtd Proprietor. ENTEKTAiNMENTS. Strawberry Exhibition! The l*orll iiid Umfctil(ur*lSolely WilJ be d an Exhibition of Strawberries, AT Mechanics’ Library Boout, ON Thursday Eve’ng, Juue 30, At 7J onloek. TUaytff.rdmfolluwia* Pieuiiume rarletin.. _ beetroot rarlettai... -arlely 5 l>aor» opeu et 8 o’cluc. p. jj Cjtnpjt il.n opeu to e'w.Loirin «h„ »Ll ell luleie.ted aie inrittd 1. a leLd c#“,r7 lu^UtT •■•■-Wisi.T.fcr,. 1? AIR! -foam BENEFIT OF THE S0LDIEB&. The “Little Acorns” Will bold a A air at tba NEW CITY* HALL, Oa the AIUfujmb aad Stewing of Wodneada/ and Thuradaj# J*** SR 6 t »M. Tue pr&cauda will bo girta fwr t o ralief of the ock and tfouudod doldiar* of war Army. Kefrashoteuu for sale i tbe iw.m f hatafeer. U. d- Ialaatry. _6J^Nck«u 26 o.bti. janeJSdtd 1‘KOnE.HADE CONCElsT —roa rax BENEFIT of the SOLDIERS. APB'S* UK AbU Convert will tegl.eu uy the A.lt'e Acorut," u. the Arealng et the i earth et Jaljr, at the NEW CITY HALL flofr ahmabt. foreale la the Senate Chain bar Muec by be Baud at the I7.h U a laSntry. D.nclog ta eoramenee a* »j o cluok T-eketa Vt nett ltd Sew opera holse fi LANCASTER HALL. SPRAGUE BLANCHARD’S MINSTRELS! OPEN EVERY EVENING. An Entire Change of Programme. LOVE, or the Rivals Adm Ml'in i* e«nre, Beaerred Beale eO cewta. J. BPRAliUB, 1 majl7 f M. BLANCUAHB. i July iStli, 1804. Grand Excursion Buxton Centre Grove ARCAXA LODOI, R«. 1, I. o. Of GK T. Will mike their ennnel Extortion te the xkere I nmed benatifnl (irore on TIESDIT, JCLT Kh, |S«I. Hind of Basic will socompany the parly, aad Speaking. Dancing. Foot Ball. 8irir**. Re., wiil be furrlsh-J without extra charge. Raftwahrecata fa cbaadaea»frr«ftteaa the frond Furr out and Back,.30 neat*. Tara »rare York A rnmberland Depot at fl and j 10J A. H .and 1$. Rnturo.ce, lea*o.l. Coee. Ceorkeri, CORK M A!»K8. n.) -‘rlr, end prior, Alow Mkteb, Raw •IIX Kir, Work,—Bed. Whit, Rial manner. The aeeortmeat ecmpnece All tbs diH rent atylea ef Ugbt (arriagea. aad ttay will be Mold 00 the moat ferarable terms Ferae as infeed lug te pnrcbaaa Carriage# will Slid it ft*# tbeir iafar cat to c#H and eaamlna b®f*re baytag a aewbera j Juuegkitf For the Island*. i n.MJiftwJai. Ilititmwn .•-IgiguAnf-CASCO Will v»m farther notice I I AliU W .ear, Baroham Who* far Teak'I amt t.aahlng'a la,end. at» and 10 (9 A. M, aad i and 8 X 1*. 8. Kefaralog will leave Csdung a liitad at It Wand U It A M.. aad8 4* and Alt P M TleketailAoeote, down ant tack. ChCdree It eta. Jane 8 dtt 47 k hCtltELH Prime ITcetera miked, ear I t)U goof Kh II K Itoot.a 4001 Boah.lo tajre of ft at iw» >'«arrMr 8lorrd Ladf of thla rite Oblrot mntnal tmprot.ment Whoeeeeer wrtua to tbia ronog man. goto Iwaotp doliart leaned, u bar anowe’rd letter. Aldreaa up.o ruoatraoa, C. S itramer laoneme*, Wm‘*m htlf B.ookadlng bra (liowaaw. _ _ ••want C. iTBowr Per-.eod. Jena *T lbt* -dim Notlfa*. Till# die 1 giro to m» twa tew a. t J aad Ckao Kardall, tnelr time, I eel and ired for them aelrm; 1 ahOil not elalra their war-, or pep theb debta. r C. KASUel.L. Kee r la le.Me Witam., Harp PUiaborr Mary i l*1ilehare Jno*S7. Iffid. Jooeffi GUNS, RIFLES, REVOLVERS, And all the Aecom-.-enlmeate F I II A TACKLE! The Hrtt Aemr.-men* la the City Q. L. BAILEY, 42 Exchange St. April 8T eedtl P E N S IONS! It) UNTIE 8! Ara attained lor Woaadod ioldloro dll.bireed and tho fkienda of doeoatod aelllera who ore enlNled lo tho oamo bp BVliON D. TCKHILL, iltaruj ui (totaUtt, 1a !L* li«k Sir*, 1 Portland, April IS. 1884. »>Wn— I AUCTION SALES. InMion kule cf Permut lo Cat Timber la Eamta ,n Grand Fall#, N. u. Tt) IRE will be aold at public amotion at tba OtSaa •f Hoary Hatley A C« fc.icuai.ga atraat, Pori. 1 laud, Maine, on Tl.u vilny, June Beth, 1VA, at lu u alt ck a. m. to cue e a cocci ru. fcjcenaea Noa and t ,o cut timber ta la Cana da,on tlw aorth-wmt bra ah ol iba river St John— wu#i« it i* iolers* b«juij iii.* l* tu*tu bt»te Vi ’UalLtF-*ttl)d LAUidClifM I*I* *i. r,av*r*° *,;1 not to eActed. luv««m lai.cd by 2^ oijitM eucii ®ide, ur 4o t^uar* nUic*. accrmiu parcel vi fcrai k*i»le slum ted Cuuuty tl Victor!*, ulu at UL* ^•seut time ct.up td and lmt.ia.td by W». B .9 f**1 tomuly owned by Gi vr** Yc*i>«, •onUinlutf Uirav »v8; acre* or i&or* will* kiUadlnn* «ft iL* at me Tor iurtner particular* Irouirt^ of tb* nuclionoer w Mkkbkr, iliiCMek it to., h'ortinnd kninn mtytaOdUwtojuoeytthondtojBnrtti Ifttidcg uniugta, Ati., ui Auctiun. ON Saturday. July ild, at It o'clock A. M. sa i Jra* cG*et, •w* sbaJl Mil Uorto*. Cama***, 1 iroed H*'t«s, *u* Cary*]), two lop ’•a, fio* GodcUrd do, on* ('otiurd Wt^oo.oiu Jeti **^*t»ndon* tipiwi two lwo>*hittied liam** w. k«. Janate^did “A,Llkir k co- AUUTJoaaroai. Guard Ian'* hale of Real Estate. lJI-,v.^'A-''* Hat» fro® tba Hon John A. oou,l7 J“f‘* frebara tor Cuaebarlarlf »ai«» 1 otic, that I tl all ul.r roc et io'iSk /v? on,2 'M®7 Ju,> A U .Mt. common and' oi.’dt?,!!'® eur-tight yort. ia wtth ,b. d wruf^^'er. it lend and. lormtrly .he promriv, ci*1 hlin atrial, l in ed. an I numbered JT»n r.L V *LkM s.,d oc. .igh.h :'r;“ tePd a, PortlandOu.u^ day of«.y D. ^r,.“.’koala BAILKT CO-.A-rti-.^ JaaelP—dtd etionaaca. Valuable Real Estate. u burl, I'laU- H' For Sale. TO cloaa tba aetata ol tb* late Char 1m Jordan. w, of-r for aale tt a following da-crib- d proyariy Wharf end »lata, eotap lalng about ninety tkoa.ud e>lau, with a ft n,age of one hundred tweaty ala fcet on Coinmeicial atteet. with tie luMtega th» eon. four iota cn tha wrated, aide ot Ci.mm.r IVI 100 each; a lot adjoining on Para aareet, ,k feet front. «5 lent derp; let on Fn.k vlrtat 3*. 8tor' o" corner of Park and York atraat b»*0; aewco tage heme til York .treat lot 9i by SO; a lot of land on state ttraei Sf feet ’root. oentainlng about ten thoaaand Art. with a taitrm houaain the rear; two and a lull a*ory medtrn built honae t» Y* k atrt et, containing 11 room* ana. 'V5? *°t: '"ttaga bou-a No Tyng etieeOot Wky lO.eottagah.amHo 11 Trog atraat, large lot; the above property »lll be aold ua racy trrave. and mi not preetourly di.p .-d of. will b» aelu at Aoetlonon laaaday. July llth.atll o'oioek lame roreoaon on the premier. For partlcnlara apnly le ihatubarnl er». CH AilLfcfi JOBDAS, JunaUltd OkBUNtBJOBOAj. EDWARD R. PATTEN, rommlssion Merchant Auctioneer, Haa removed to tho rpactoua atom u KkCbange 8tretr Timet. Judo 14.—dSw For ECarpswoll. TWO TBtrS n4ftv fin fap irrr|fof The safe au4 fiat Steamer “Clinton,” C. KELI.Ft,V, Master, Having brem thoroughly renin* r*Atted lor light f tUhtand pas will commerce her recel.r rtpa to ilarpsRrji MONDAY, the »>th Uut..lP#r. iag Custom Home H barf, et 8 H) a If ti d t F 4. Leave hatpawt'A At U«G A. tt. end h V. M. Ihr aoAth aide of C be beegee It'iudiMl fere each way. flarrswrii £3 Cf» hcbeepac 40cta. ad.at will lector the toooad time for nothing Dr. D. ka* been a practical Elcetrtotan ft r twenty a* yearn. and laaiao a regular graduated phjatciaa hnotrleitr to perfectly adapted to chronie ■"-titti •a the form of aarroator tick beadacbe: neuralgia U the heats aeck.er antremitlra; eonanmpUoa wbta a tha eente stage* or where the Innga an not fell* ■nrelmd; aent* or chronic rhentnattrm, acrornla bin ItoMaaa. white awaiting*, apical dtoeaaaa. enrratiin if th* apt**, contracted mnaelaa, dtotorted limb*. ytin or paraljnto. t»* Vita*- Daac*. drain**.. «am wiring or hcaitasoj cfapeech. drapepala, Indiana. t^>a, neamipaticn and liver complaint. pile*— w* can f tronblaa with yonng 'ad lea. Electricity It a rtrta a •pacldc aad wUl. la a short tlaaa. restore I he rnSaras ta the rigor of health tw n't hawe aa Mlactro-Chans seas I fwaralaa tat extracting Hlacra: Poison th,at the arsteea. melt as Hnreary. Antimony, Arsenis, be. Vlaadreda ate »ra tronblcd wlthitif 'otota, weak backs. and »ars ine otberdtfllealUi.'a. the dire, t eaaao ef wbiab. ta tins easee eat of tan. la the edict ofpoboaoaadraea, at be restored to artarn! erreogtb aad rigor by tba aw of fr. ra tre to eljtt Paths Oft on hoars from S ealaet s.r. la 1 M,| If t| aad? Kira. r'anaattattra area tyltlaed ISPROVKD hK KT SI PPI RTltl! AXO crriST tx PAX DSP. Mmt. dFKOiari'et tbe altaotino of the !adl-a of for last, to h*r new lm\ rosed Skirt Sap r.’fsr and t bent Ka pander, irttngarery term tat* ieetiy.ee rn gtliena ibe long- ard stomach, aed will remedy a sery bad habit ol at- oping Also, a b-aat ful atyWof taat. tedtapr cab's ta a lady's toilet. Al-o Nr ladies Ruling with Prolan will take pleaaare ta showing tba aberatoall w* a a ill tarot bar with a oall at bar Boome So. t8 Deufortn St or at ladies' rea.dercea If dsalred Onlera cun ta left with htl-s F (Sill. HOCUS *o j Clapp's U rck. or wttb IdtAIU-U CLAth, Ko 11 Ma-kot rifcare _taffdiwihemotlucFf GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY^ Excursion Tickets I Imwii UM. Good to Botnnte lor. }«t. T>»R Tt«k«a aad treoeral tctanoaHon apply ta Mm r efflee of tbe Br.tlsb aad Amartaaa Expreaa 0*_ Exchange rtrtnt fuaeMtadJ^

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POETRY. Written for the Press Before and after the Battle on the Hill. PART 1. Look upward, boy*, on yonder Hill Now waves the “Stars and Bars/’ Aud we have come to jlace instead Our tl kg of “Strip** and Stars/’ The rebels stand upon that height, And we move on below, But ere the sun shall set to-night We'l' stand where atands the foe. And though the deadly bul eta f«U Around, like shdwers of rain, WeM forward still, and let th» m know That we're true sons of Maine; Just see their glUtunuig bayonets, Tuey're determined not to yield, Wa.l, so are we—and n w's the tune. If we would gain the fluid. p art 11. Tke sun hai aet, the battle’s fought, But in tead of ‘-Stars aud Bars,” Union soldier mounts the Hill And proudly waves his "Stripe* and Stars.** Thu rebel a ildiurs thica iy lie Upon the hill-side, s ain. And many of our Uuion boys, The true, tried sous of Ma.ne, But brighter days are Cviniug, We cxu almost see the light, Twill be revealed whoa Grant return* Victorious ironi the fight O. Moody. Falmouth. Maine, Jun*1864 I’ll Pick CraaberrieB Wherever I Find Tnem” Some years ago a vole was passed in one of the ti*.* of Massachusetts, lorbiddiug any perso-* picking cranberries on another per •oo* laud. Shortly alter, a gentleman walk j.g Dear his meadow, discovered a woman in the act of takiug his crauberries. He remon strated with her aud asked her if she was not aware that there was a law against it. She arose from her stooping posture, shook her booy Unger at bim, and In a cracked voice cried out— I' ii an old woman of eighty-ons, f ra .berry law haa just begun M n make la are but 1M not mind ’em. I’ll pick cranberries whoever 1 Had them Wo are reuiiuded of the above story by the peculiar state ol aff.irs now existing in our G ild market. A few years ago when the fugitive slave law was in iorce, the Wall Street gentlemen were very devotional in their revereuce lor the laws of the land.— Then “the laws must be obeyed," said they; but now Congress haviug passed a-law to pre vent speculation in gold, that the necessaries ol life may not become so expensive as to de prive the laboring man of needed com'orts, these s nne gentlemen note conspire together to evade It in every possible manner, by their actions seeming to ssy, Men make list but i’U not mind ’em, I'Ll pick cranberries wherever 1 and .hem.*' —[Concord Daily Monitor. TJxrrEri States Lottekv. Some fac tious gentlemen has perpetrated the loilow ing. The points ue.ed no explanation: United States Lottery! Great Induces meuls! Bitlliaut Schemes! All prize and no blanks! Tickets for this Lottery for either classes 1 or 2, distributed gratis. No interim! Kevenue Stamps required. Tbe drawing of a prize number will entitle th; fortunate individual to: 1 new, highly IlnUhed musket; 1 bran uew suit of clothes; 1 pair ol shoes and stockings; 1 elegant blanket; 1 nice haversack and knapsack 1 nice cartridge box, with 00 rounds of am munition; 1 nice tin plate, tin cup, knife, fork anti spoon. In addition to this, the holder of tbe lucky number will have a regular income of $13 per month, and “when this cruel war is over,” will 1 receive a capital prize of $100. With such inducements, the manager hopes to be largely patronized by an appreciating public. This is no humbug, calcb-penny in stitution, but a genuim* lottery, iu which the managers will fulfil as they promise. Legalized by an act of Congrcas approved March 3, 1863. All prizes cashed by tbe Provost Marshals of the different districts. Tima of drawing will be duly announced, and any one di awing a prize will be itnmedi alely uatitted of the fact. I 18 ;»peu Day and Evening, for a Thorough Busin©** E4 i oat ion. Located I860. Hanson Block, Middle St., No. 161. Scholarship* good in any part of the United State* ae Principal baa had 80 years experience; is alway* on the spot, and attend* to his busluei*-, and prom ises, as daring tbe past 12 years, no pains shall U •pared la the fhture. Fire hundred reference* o' the Aral class business men, with many other* of thir city, will testify to the practical utility, capacious peas and completeness of my systems and meant! of teaching, and citizens of other cities have testified to the same. Diplomas will be awarded for thor ough courses. Able Assistants sect rod. Baltictt* Han, the founder of Commercial Colleges, strictly adhered to as regards not copying. Certain timet will be devoted to Commercial Law elucidation* Come all who have failed to be taught a basinet* hand-writing and I will guarantee to you success. Application solicited for Accountants. Bepara to in •traction given. Students can enter any tim« Sep arate rooms for ladies. Tuition reasonable. Intri cate aocouutsadjusted. Ladies and Gentlemen that desire to take lessons, or a full, or a separate eonrst, ftn cither Book-Keeping, Navigation, Commercial Law, Phonography, Higher Mathematics, Civil Et,. gfneerlng. Surveying, Native Basinet* Writing, Commercial Arithmetic. Correspondence, Care Marking, (and loaohine from printed copies anc Tear Books will be avoided please call, or addm* the Principal. K. N.BROWN. Portland. Out.8.1888 The Misses Bailey's Home School. THE Mis-*ea Hailey having purchased the place in New Glouees er formerly occupied by the Her. eaten, as a Boardiug School, propose opening Home ttchool for Girli and Hoys, in which the advantages of a eareful home training will be united with thorough iu trtebon in ait Um braoe ies faughtin Bemiuaries of the first clasr. The tong ex peri mucus of ons teacher a* Principal of a Ifome School in Virginia, slid the reputation of the ot b°r as a successful teacl*er of many year* •landing, In Portland, will, it is hoped, procure ]*a tronage and insure success. A Geotlemau of experience will be at the head 01 the Home Department, aud pay particular atten- tion to the physical trebling of the pupils. For information circular* or luquirc of Mis* A. M HAiLET. No 58 Boring street. KxrEREvrue-Rev. J. W. bickering. D. D Hoo. John Neal; Charles A. Lord; Ileeekiah Pack ard; Joseph Libbey. New Gloucester, May 26. 1864. mat 86dlwthen8tawtf American Exchange FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY! I or NEW YORK. Capital UaOO.OOO, Inaurr Building*. Merekaadl.e, House- hnld Furniture. Rrata, Leases. Ves Mleau (lie Ni«ek«. nndothrr Her* mmI Fra friy ni tae Uw ••l rriei. SAMUEL BROWN, Preeidcnt. WILLIAM RAYNOR,itocretar. EDWARD SHAW Agent, 103 Middle Street. •ctTT lv*rw4 Maine Sabbath School Depository f|UlK largest end beet selected Stock o' BodKn X fur SABBATH SCHOOL LIBRARIES may bt fount at No, 61 Etthanje Street, Portland. New books are received every week from the Sun ,‘rl.Societtc# aud 1‘ublithiug Ituo-ea iu l'bll nde phla, New t ork aud Boston. No varied an ae- •ortmeut, ooiui.ri.iug books adapted to the capacilj of O*® child as well as adult, cauuot be fOUBd iu am one store in New England. I action's la the onuotry, by sending a catalogue oi the bonks in the Library, cau receive a lot tor ex amiaa'iou aud return at my experse .ub as art not approved tj iestio i Books lor Nabbath Be ,i at eadyoubaud. Discounts for Library Books al lowed, a In Boston Also Miscellaneous, Thi oioki cal and School Books, Letter, brnnon and Note pa per of all sixua, with Envelopes to mat nh puoto grapli Albums, Portfolios. Portmonraies, Ac., Ac., all ot which w‘li be sold at the lowest cash -trices.— Orders solicited. II. PACK t HI), i June 1st, 1864. dtf 1 John KiUBiuan, Gr AS FITTER, —AMD— Healer Iti (Ins Fixtures*, And Oas.dc Kerosu ue Cooking Appnratn*. The public ate invited to enmiue aud test these »ew lu-ontious, which are highly recommended fur iBwinur use. NO. M UNION"STRKET Portland, June 14—eod8m Wt*o d lst»t lor Mule. IN Cape El xubetli, w ithin three miles of the city 10 o' IS sere* boss I y wooded with pi timb/r spruceau l hem’ook, widbeso d Ithcrwithout the laud, to tail pure n-er. E'or further particular* In quire of JAMES SMALL, oath*premses. juneRSdtf HOTELS._ OTTAWA HOVSEj PORTLAND 1I4RBOR, MAINE JASOX BERKS', Piiophibtok, Will open for tbo .eason, on Thursday, /he Wh in it. Tbi. popular Watering place, with it. romastic scbnkr r, A.id HEALTHY LOCATION, nituated on CUSHING S ISLAND, 21 miles from the city, is unsurpassed by any Sum• uier hes.rt on the New England coast N. m. i ositiveiy closed on the babbath to all transient visitors. The bteaimr w ill leave Burnham s Wharf for this Ialana regularly. jutvlSdfiw BRADLEY'S HOTEL, -OK TBK American and European Plans, Cor. of Commercial India Str. Th> Ilouae Is si nated 'directly opposite Jtl.e Uraud Trunk tfai.roa i Depot, anu head *t Boston and Portland Meaimre' Wharf t onne ted with this House is a first class Oyster aud Dining Hall. I BKADLKY, Jr., CO., lYd^riefors. J. Bradley, Jr. f. H. i*r*dlajr. juni^6ddm Union and Temperance House, Wtat Ilirpiwelly Is open lor the reception of Summer 1 cizLxmBoard rs, and tranoieat and vb-itors. Tiii•• House is \ery a-antly situated on th.« reception of company and permanent boardin'. Every attention will be given to the comfort uf gueet*. stabling, and all the usual convenience# of a popular hotel, are amply provided. Hell .wel Feb. 1 1884. mch26codlf THE AMERICAN BOI SE, aaaover Street Bo*ton, The Largest trad Best Arranged Hotel IN NEW ENOLAND. LEWIS HICK, Proprietor. ,»ol81> Oroarn of 3L.ilio», for the hair. fpnis eVg.nt preparation for the lUir it entirely ■7 jrtt/rom tucolud, spirits *rn« v injurious sub 9,a***. caterer, u possess*s aJl the desiren! qun'tties uf ike b**t, aud none* of the objection t the inferior componn The high reputation wh thii* pr. par 'S. li. LOKIX4J. Druggist, cor. Exchange and Fedi ral t«. Portland, June 1, IStit. junoldtf l*AltTltlI‘ATIOi\. Portland Mutual Firo Insurance Company. Thin Company will iastio Police* to be fro* after the payment of rix, eiflitor teu Fri-mium* at ihe option of tile injured ai:«l at rates a* low any other Company. The insuuot Free Folicie* render* it at the least iiinal if not superior to the participation comTHiuit*. Dilie received bv the Com* 4,,. J’ Street*. Ac at the Udine or the utJJVli for k'Tudiuir tfiat perti nof Ufjrh Siroatbetw.! i,wli„K e am\»,\.uin ave to te paid to Mr Hradt aniy and a 1 iaimaagalnst said firm Oanlracted b. fori' tlds dale, t) be paid by said M Hradt. and from this dale the tu lnas# will te under tbe entire «>n. trq! and etyle of M HRADT Jaua 18—d8w FOK SALE TO LET. HOUSES ASD LOTS FOK SALE, SITUATED OK Franklin, Alden, Washington, Montreal, Fox anil Sumner Streets. PRICES FROM *1.000 TO #2,Su0. Also, TWO SMALL FARMS, in Cape K Usbeth. Terms liberal to salt the purchaser. Enquire of ELBRIDOIS OEHBY, ap23dlw eodtf No. 61 H’ffb 8treet. (•euttcl Ilesidenre lor Sale. AFIRE two story House, lontaioiuf; eleven rooms aud abuudanoool closets,central!* lo cated, iii an txcelleut neigbborhc od, about three imiiutes walk fre m tLe Pest Othce. '1 he house is fln iskedln good style, is abmuai.tly supplied with hard and soft water, is htmted by a furnace, and gas ts carried to every room A small neat Mab.c stands on tne lot. 1 his pro|>«rty is iu good condition, aud very desirab!**, and cam ot fail to meet the views ol any person desiring a comfoilabl" and genteel resi dence. Tarns of sale easy. App.v t'* PKENllbS LOR1KG. Daily Press Office. Portland, June 18, 1804. Valuable Farm for Sale. |y Situated iu Falmouth, eight miles from Portland, ou the old Gray road, opposite Black Strap Mouu* _meut. i ue iH*m contain* 40 acre* -good laud, well divided into tillage, pactur.ii* ul ti wood lots. It has a large orchard. Hod luiidiog* all iu good repair. It is well watered and a v*-ry pieupaut situation will be sold for casn on reasonable terms. For further particulars inquire o* J. F. UAAb, Xo.ti Clapp's Block, or KU'Ub HAN D on the premises. Juuei6u2w* Valuable Iteal Ebiale for Sale. 117K have for sale a very desirable Home, cen m trail* aud pleasantly located, finished aud furnished from garret to cellar; every .hiug in and about the house iu perfect ord«r; will he sold with the Furniture, which s .n good taste aud in floe Ol der immediate possession given, the house and furniture can be examined at anytime, and infor mation give by calling on liENUY BAILEY ft Co., Auctioneers. maylOdtf Laud «ii Free sixer I for Sale. 11HE valuable real estate on Free street, known j a« tlie “Furbish property The lot is about Kx> ltet on Free street and e a tends back about 174 feet. bald estate will be sold as a whole, or the easterly hall of the dwelling House, with lot about 40by J7o feet, will be sold by itself. Application mavbe made to James Furbish. Esq., on tue premises, or to GEO. K B J ACKoON, julyldtf 69 Exchange street. For 9ale. VEAR burner's Shi Yard, t ape Elisabeth, a xl large fwo story dwelling house, nearly n«w .well uriangtd aud couvenieut for two is mi lies—finished in good st>le, with a large lot of land, and with wa ter privilege. 1 he above property will be sold at a great but gain by applying to ltHLLY ft BUSSELL, ornate ref a i Wharf June 22,1854.— d2w* For Muir. THE l'au« properly, no railed, or IT]odium Hill, in Windham, containing about ten acres There are on the preini.se* a good Two Story Dwelling bouse and Bam. with other out-buildings. Tfte property is pleasantly situated aud the neighborhood unexceptionable. for terms. Ac., apply to DEBLOIS A JACKSON, Fort la t:* 'lay 18,1864. 69 Exchange at. may!8dtl or sale. A SQUARE block of land, of about 73000 acres ol wood land, ©u the south side of the rifer ht Lawrauce, in Canada East It is interccodtd bv two considerable rivers with eligible Mul aits. Well wooded with every description of timber, such a* i4n« and spruce in large quantities, and maple, berch, beech, tamarac auu bass wo d towny amount. Enquire of 11.1. MACH IN, Portland. Portland, Feb. 1864. lebafteodtf For Sale or to Lei. CLIFF COTTAGE, coatairihfl over F1 roome,iarfle»table and aheda—.itiiatod two and use-half miles from I’urtlMd, sail the j linut nitration in tape Elizabeth Tor s we W 1. Tin* place, and iianirr boarder,. For h era enquire of GEO. OWEN. »pi dtf 31 Winter Street. Portland. For Hale, 11 HE Stock and Fixture! of s first Clara i'rovialon Store, t.owdolofl a flood but new. .old only on account of the ill licfllt i of t hr proprietor. Ada re* "W.” Box 1828. Portland P. O. June 14—d8w For Sale. 4 HoL>E and Lot on Steves> i'lains Road, ad* im. Joining the Seminary Grounds, a very deidra bl**;!* estion Alta a number of ba lding lots near the same. Enquire of K. B. K7)ttBKS, on the Plain# Jnne JOth, 1864 —*od3w» For Wale. A TWO story House and Lot. situated on For" ji.V la-nd street, with 8Ub> mud other out building*. A.so two adjoining lots containing about tight thousand square fnet. Enquire ol N. 8TEVE*N8, No. 47 Portland street. Juueddtf For Sale, rilllK two story i Hrk Hou*eNo 2 Deer street, 86 j a. by £2 and baru 16 by 24 I helot is 6) feet square, wr,h good water and garden spot. For further ptr* ticulars enquire of BENJAMIN KNIGHT, Steam I Packet Company, Atlantic Wharf. Janel8u2w House For Sale. VTWO itory wooden house. No. 18 Adam, atreet, 11 finished room., convenient for two fanUliee; plenty of flood water. For particular, inquire ul B. J. WILL* HU. Portland, May 14,1864. iuayiteodtf For Snip. A NL'MBF.U of Houses and Lota in the aoath fVpart of the city. Term, liberal. luqalre at 31 Brackett atreet Juuc22cod3* For Malt*. ONE Kipmi M'aflou, nearly new, can be sued for ona or two Uoraea, it baa Polo and 8baft, complete. For price Ac., call at No.4 Free Street Portland. apr 1 eodtf To Let. STOKE now occupied by u«. Possession (Iran immediately. Alao, a Front Offloeln Hanson Block. I*u8 dtfH. J. L1BBF.T fc CO. j To Lei. ONE STOKE in Galt'e Block. Apply to H. T. MACU1N, ap22 dtf OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC Mutual Insurance Company, NEW YORK. JANUARY 28, |(e, W li IJ Moore. Win. Sturgis, jr., Trios. TiUvton, II K. Bogert, llenry C\ it, A A. Low. W.C. Pickeragill, Wm, E Dodge, Lewia Curtis, l>euni# Perkins, t hav H Russell. .1. (iaillard, Jr., Low II llolbrook. J. llenry Burgy, V f.; Harg*»us, Cornelius Grrunell K Wrstou, A. Hand, Ko\alPbeIp, Watt* Sherman, Caleb Baratow, K E Morgan. A. P. Pillo*. B. J Howland, Loroy M Willey, BenJ. Babcock. Dartre- S. Miller, f letch* r Vlostray, H.T. Nicoll. K. B Min'urn.Jr., Josh's J llenry, W. Burnham, fi-.o. (i- Ilobsou, Fred. Cbauuccv. James Low. JOHN D JONES. President IIAR1.ES DENNIS, Vice President. W. H. U MOORE, 3d Vice President. KM^AnDlications forwarded and Opxh Policies 1 procured by JOHN W. MUNGER, Agent, No. 106 For* street, bend of X«ong Wharf, PORTLAND, MM. June 8.-w2wfceodtoJanf9 RAILROADS. FOR CHICAGO, HILWAUKIF, And all parts oftlie West. ilUKSIOJ IKkHS t# (BICAW, XILWllklE. And all other points at the WEST, SOUTH dr NORTH WEST, For sale at the reduced rates of fa-eat the Union Ticket Office, 31 Exchange St., IV. D. Little, Agent. Juneuidtf for thewhitTmouhtains, Montreal, Quebec, Niagara Falls, ASP hKTCKS. Excursion Tickets for sele at the REDUCED RATES, liy W. D. LITTLE, Aitenl, USt OX TICKJiT OFFICK, jnne2ttf 31 Exchange street. smm REDUCED RATES ■nPOKTANT TO THATCLEltS --TO TUB West, North West South West! W. D. LITTLE. [8 Agent for all the great leading routes to Chica* go, Cincinnati. Cleveland. Detroit, Milaaukie. Catena. Cfcaosb. St Paul, Lacrosse, Oreeu Bay. guincy. bt. Louis, Louisville, lndi»napoii«, Cairo etc., etc., and is piepared to furnish Through Ii« kkih Iroin Portland to all the principal cities aud tow aim in the loyal States and Canadas, at the tewt-st rates of lare. and a>l needful iu format mu cheerful y granted. Travelers will tiud it greatly to their advantage to procure their tickets at the Union Tieket Office, 31 Exchange Strget, (VP STAIRS,) W. L). LITTLE, Agent, u^.PlW8l,g#r,.for California, by tbe Old Line Mail Steamer and Panama Railroad, may be secured by earlv application at this ottice. rickets to Montreal and (JutUc and return (via the 1>rand Trunk Railway) may be obtained at this agency on favorable terms. majSftJtifcwtf ouuimer Tourists Travelers Great Combination ol EXOIJRSIONS lor the Season of 1864. Ticket* Good to Retarn to November 1st. id-apes GHAND trunk railway. From Portland —TO— W hite Mountains, Montreal, Quebec, De troit, Chicago, W'ilvvauklr, Niagara falls, and return AT VERT LOW RATES OF FARE. Only $10 to Chicago or Milteaukie, $25 out and return, via. Narnia Line. To Chicago and Return, all mil, $35, Auto, to bouton. .New Vort, up the Hadron Hirer Saratoga, Lake George. Keturnlng from Niagara Falla t it Ur by Grand Trnuk Hallway, or by me Koyul Mail Line through tne lbMuauu lilanda and Rapid. of the Ht. Law rebce. American Honey taken at Far for Ticket*. Sleet), mg cure and at Kelre-bmeet Saloon. Arrangement! ha-e been made with the Pronrie tor. on 1.0 principal Hotel, in Monareal, yueUcaud li.tr.it to take Amerlcau Motey at par. charging IStw oik iiotel prioew. 6 For Ticket, or inf,rmalion apply to Ai.*kt of Umia Iriitk lUllwij. E P. BEACH, Geuerul Agent.279 Broadway N T Wu k LoWKHs.a.a.teru Agent, Hanger June 11—d4w UBANU THINK RAILWAY Of Onnatla. SUMMER AMMANGRMEHT. JHB “A *ft*r Monday, Jnne 27, 19t4, S)SSRw'"ot7m! aa foUowaJ**,Blla*1^, I'p Train*. Leare Portland lor i.land Pond. Montreal and yuebec at T.Ooe.a and 1 25 e. a. Down Trams. Leave I.land Pond tor Portland, at« 30 a and 9 15 r. u. The Company are not rc.pt,nalbla for baggage to any amount exotedin* *40in vain*, and that nar aoaal, aaleea notiee given, and paid for at the rate •f one paeaenger for every MOO additional value. C. J. BKYliGEb, Managing litreclor. H. BAILEY, Bunerintendont Portland, June 26, 1*4 BOTg PORTLAND AND KENNEBEC R~R. SPRING A SUMMLu ARRANGEMENT, Commencing Monday, April 25, 1864 Pamengcr train, leaveSkowbegan foi «BNE3RS!Teri an acd lioatou, at IS 4o A. Ja, Au *..1,110. 1. II and Bath 1110 1*. M. An-n.ta mr 1 ortland and lloatou at 6.8n A,a Bath 6 30 A .VfTt'sBAforBa'h, Aa-a.fa. Watervlllt Kendal!'. Mill, and bkowbegat at 1.10 P. M. Portland far bath and Aagnata IS P. M. PaMeugtr., for ..(atiuu.on the Audro.coggin Rail road will ebartecar. ar Hiul,wick 1 he 1 10 M. train f om Portland connect, at KendaU a Mill* with Maine Ceutral Railroad tor Bangor, Ac arriving aame evening Stage# leave Ha b for Kocalaud at 9 A. M. and 3 i M. Stage# leave Auru.ta for Belfbat at 4 P M Bobou* ai9B,r* Bk“whe**“ •WP M for An.on, Through Ticket. |»r all tha atation* on thi. and the Androecoggln Railroad, can to procurred in Bo.ton at the Ka.teru or Bo.'on and Halve.tationc April 13. .^•H-CD.RKAN.S^fa^a, lF*rk Cumberland Kailroad. r SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. On and after MONDAY, April 1th., 1864, trains will leave as folio**, until further nonce: baco Haver far rorlJaud at 6 45 (Freight Train with Paatecger Cars) and 9 16 a. m-, and8.80 p m. Leave l'orHand for baco Kiver, 7.46 a. m. and 2.(4 aniLb,2U p. u. The 2 r public pi*ce in this city, until the owner or keeper of such dog, or the head o» the fumily, or the keeper of the house store, shop, office, or oth6 with Board at M Camborland Stroo* J"®» CSAM, STEAMBOATS. Portland and Penobscot River, Hummer Arrangement, 1804. THF-NEW, STAUNCH AND COMMODIOUS STEAMER LADY LANG, Built expressly for this route, CAPr. WILLIAM R. ROIX, Will commence Ler Summer Ar rangement ou MONDAY MORN ING, June 6 b, Leaving Bangor ev ery Moi.Ua/. Wednesday and F riday Moi ninge, at r> o'c «. The BELGIAN to sail from Quebeo Saturday morning, June 23. Also tne steamer* St. David. St. Gkouqk. St AxdkiiW'. St 1*athick, tri monthly lrom Quebec for Glasgow'. Prepaid and return tickets issued at reduced rates. For passage apply to H. It A. ALL AN Montreal, or to J L. FAKnKK, may 16dtf No. 10 Exchange street Port! «nd. International Steamship Company. Eastport, Calais St John. TWO TRIPS PER WEEK. On and after Monday, March 28, the superior sea-going oteamer NEW BRUNSWICK, Capt. E. B. __Winchester, will leave Railroad Whari, loo* of State Street, every Monday at 6 o'clock P. M, and the Si earner NEW ENGLAND Capt. E. Field, every Thursday at 5 o’clock P. M.f for Last port and St. John, N. B connecting at East port with steamer Queen, for Robinson, 8t. An drews and Calais, and with Stage coaches for Ma chin, and at at. John with steamers for Freder icton and with steamer Enneror lor Digby, Wind sor and Halifax, and with the E. k N. A. railroad for Shediac and all way stations. Returning, wi'i leave St John every Monday and Thursday at 8 o’clock A. M., for Eastport, Portland and Boston. Through tickets procured of the Agents and Clark on board Steamers. Freight received till 4 o'clock P. M.( Mondays and Thursdays. ma)C dlI _C. C. EATON, Agent. Portland and Boston Line. THE STEAMERS forest City, Lewiston aad Montreal Will, until farther notice, ran u follows: Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland, overy Hood.y Tuwd.v Wwineedey^Thnreduy and Friday, at To'clock P. It., and India Wharf, Bouton, every Monday, Tueeday, Wed need ay, Tharaday aad Friday, at o'olock I‘7|(. Farcin Cabin.01.SO on Deck. I.Sj Freight taken aa aaual. The Company are not reeponiible for baggage to any amount cacoedlng SSOln value, and that puruoa al, anleee notice given and paid for at the rate of one paeeenger for every SSOO additional value. Feb. 18.1868. dtf L. BILLINGS, Agent. Portland and New York Steamers SEMIWEEKLY LINE. The splendid aad fact Steamehtne i- tLS "LOCUST POINT," Capt. Wii.LrrT, "POTOMAC," Captain Sana ■kJU.mi'.lii wood, wlU.aatil farttar notion, ran aa follow,: Leave Browne Wharf, Portland, every WEDNES DAY and SATURDAY, atfp M, and leave Pier North River, New York, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at I o'clock, P M. These veeeele are fitted up with flueleoommodatteBS for paaeeagers making this themout speedy, cafe aad somfortebTe route for traveller# between New York aad Maine. Pamage 07,00, including Fare aad 8tate Eoonsa. Goods forwarded by this line to and from Montreal, S »ebe«, Bangor, Beth, A agnate, Eaatport aad SI. oha. Shippers are requested to scad their freight to tka steamers as early aa I F. M., oa the day that then leave Portland. For freight or paaeege apply to EMERY A rOX, Brown's Wharf. Portland H. B. CROMWELL A CO., Ho. MWeetStreel, ■owYork. Dee .1.1001. dtf PU RER PATENT BOOTS. THK above Boots End Sh(pp tre eomfbrtable from the first wearing aud require no “Breaking in,’* aud therefore much mure durable PLUMER PATENT BOOTS. Men's Pegged Calf Plumer Boots, MS 60 Men's Pegged Cat/ Plumer Boots, 6.00 Men's Pi ggtd Calf Plumer Beats, 6 60 Men's Pegged Calf Plumer Boots, 7.00 Afsa’s Scved Calf Plumer Boots, 67-5C Men's Stsced Calf P>umer Boots, 8.00 Men's regged Calf Balmorals, 6S.60 Mtn’s Pegged Calf Balmorals, 4.U) Just received, mil ’he varietlea af the Aactt quality. •M«t and heavy Men’s Cali Bo Is. Our Bo U are made of eight dffu-rent wid»i aud are designed f«»r a gent. el class of feet not hitherto fitted by Headg M an vfart urea Bouts They are made of the b« st stock, by the most careful and akillfhl workmen.and every pair is wa ranted bo h In reference to sloek aud workmanship From Rtv Henry Ward Beecher rv Brook'vn May 9,1864. l>r. J. C. Phsmsr.—Dear Sir.—Had my Boots been oorn ou me they could not have fitted me better Tbev were more comfortable the very first day than my boots generally ere after mouth* of usage. 1 cannot praire them too highly. They nave but one serious fault, tLey will make all otfier boots seem uncomfortable Ly the way, you carried off my la*ts. They were the rig. t ones, and I took them out with my own hands, and know they fitted Please seed them to me again by eiprrsa. I am, verv truly. Tour obliged servant, H. XV BERCHKR. LADIVH’ BOOTH. Ladies’ Plumer Patent Balmoral Boots, 64.00 l.adit-b’ Plumer Patent Congress BooU, 4 60 The above boats are made from the best stock, and eaprosaly to my own order. Every pair is warrant ed. the oanw aa if a measure was ta«*n This work isthe same as sold by the first olass retail dealers in Poston, and pronouuced bv them superior to the best New York work. Ladies’ Balmoral Boots. Ladles’ Sergo Balmoral Boots. 61.76 Ladies' Merge Balmoral boots. 2.«0 Ltd «s' Merge Balmoral Boots, 16 Ladies’ Serge Balmoral Bools, 2.50 Ladies’ Merge Balmoral Boots, 2 T6 LADIES’ CONGRESS BOOTS. Ladtce* ©ergo Congress Boots, fl.ro Ladies’ Serge Con great Boots. 1.76 Ladies’ Serge Congress Boots, 2.00 Ladies' Serge Congress Boots, 2.26 Ladies’ Serge Congress Be ot*. 2.60 Ladiee’ I nion Hoots. Ladies' Union Boots, 2.0o Ladies' L uiou BooU, 2 26 Just received, all the varieties of the purest quali ty of Misses aud Childrens' Boot* and 8noe*. and for sale at fair prices. E. NUTTER, 02 Middle st. June 1st, 1864. juuel4w WINSLOW S MACHINE WORKS MANUFACTURER'S BLOCK, UNION STREET, J. L. WINSLOW, Agent, MANUFACTURES OF Steam Engines. Steam Boilers, Shafting Pulleys Ueariug, aud all kinds of Maehiueiy Also Low and High Pressure Meatn Heating Ap paratus tor Factories, Public Buildings and Dwelling Houses. In this De par.meut tiic e« ablishuient has been uncommonly »uccessftil. Steam Cocks, Valves Whistles, and Mtam, Water and Has Pipe and connection* furnished at wholesale er retail. Repairing promptly and faithfully Dour. In conn ction with the above establishment is an Iron Foundry, with a large assortment of patterns and a Pianiug Mill, where wood planing ol all kinds may he done. maySdtf V. $100. ft. THE undersigned being licensed by the United 1 State-, are prepared to procure Pensions, bounties. Arrears of Pav and Prize Mouey lor Sol iiers, Seamen or their heirs. Bills for Board and rransportation of Recruits or Drafted Men col lected. All demands against the State r r United States at leuded to. liaviug an agent both at Washington ind Augusts, aud having had larse experience, we reel safe in asserting that any business eutrusted to >ur care will be faithfully and promptly executed. Wo have also an agent in New York to attend to the yayra*utot 1’iize monev Adv*ee tree. Approved Jtaiins cashed. MANLEY k SAWYER, yttice 82$ Ex bangs, St., Fox Block Portland. Me. J.M. MAMLRT. W. 1. AAWIIB. Hon. 8am’. Cony.Governor of Maine. Hon.J L. Hodsdon, Adjutant to of Maine Hon. Wm. Pitt Fessenden, V. S. Senator. Bob. Lot M. Morrill, V,8. Senator. JmoeMwtf I medical. UE»rl £lixlr DR. WttlOHT'8 REJUVENATING ELIXIR! OR.ESSEXCROF LIFE. PUTABCD FROM PVRR YRORTARL* EXTRACT* OOBTAIBIBO BOTH I BO IBJOBIOU* TO TBB Host dxi.Ii.atx. fjnUE Rejuvenating Elixir la the reauit of modern divcoverlee in the vegetable kingdom, being an i entirely new and abetract method of cure, Irreapee I lit* °f all the old and worn*oat ayateme. Thia medicine baa been teated by tbe moat emi nent medical men of tbe day, and by them proaoano ed to be one oi the greateat modloal diacoveriea of I the age. One bottle will cure General Debility. A few doaea enre Uyateriee in femalea. One bottle anree Palpitation of the Heart. A few doaea reatore the organa of generation. From one to three bottlea reatorea the maaliaee and foil vigor of yoath. A few doaea reatore the appetite. Three bottlea care the worat eaae of Impoteney. A few doaea care tbe low-aplrited. One bottle reatorea mental power. A few doatta bring the roae to the cheek. Thia medicine reatorea to manly vigor and robn health the poor, debilitated, worn-down, and de apairing devotee of aenanal pleaaare. The liatleea, enervated yonth, the overtaaked men of bnaineea, tbe viotim of nervoua depreaeion, tbe ndividual auffjrlng from general debility, or from weakaeaa of a tinge organ, will all Had immediate and permanent relief by tba aae of thia Elixir or Ba lance of Life. Price 93 per bottle, or three bottlea tor 9t, and forwarded by Expreaa, on receipt of money, to aay addreaa. Sold by all Draggieta everywhere. DH. W B. MKHWLN ft Oo., SOLE PROPRIETORS. Ho. W Liberty-at., Hew Tork.

j CHEROKEE PILLS! SUGAR COATED. FEMALE REGULATOR. HEALTH PRESERVER, CERTAIN AND SAFE, For tbo removal of Obstruction*, and tha Inaarane of Regularity in tho Recurrence of tho Monthly Periods. They euro or obvtatethoee numerous dtscaies tho spring from Irregularity, by removing the regular ity Itself They can Suppressed, Excessive and Painful Men strnntion. They one Green Sickness fChlorosis) They ears Nervous and Spinal A Actions, pain* la th* back and lowar part* of the body, Haarlooaa, Fatigue an alight exertion, Palpitation ot tho Heart Lowness of Spirits, Hysteria, Sick Headache. Gid diness, etc., etc. In a word, by removing tho Irreg ularity, they remove the cause, and with It all the eflbcts that spring from It. Composed of tlmpl* vegetable extract*, they con tain nothing deleterious to any constitution, how ever delloote—their function being to aubetituto strength for weakness, whltb, when proparly need, they never fkil to do. All letters seeking Information or advloe will ho promptly, freely and discreetly answered. Full directions aooompony each box. Pries II per box, or six boxes for H Bent by malL fra* of postage, on receipt of pries. Bold by all respeotable Druggists. Dr. W. H. MEHWIH Co.. BOLE PROPRIETORS, No.» Liberty-et.. Row York. fhb&od Aeowlr Female STRENGTHENING COBDIAL. Thi* Medicine ii of long tried efficacy for oorroct ing all disorders incidental to the feminine tex. That iho afflicted may feol assured that this Cordial la traJv valuable aad worthy their couddaneo,- not ona of those Mcr, t com pound* purposed to dwtroy healthy action, I add a few testimonials from phys ician* wftom all, favoring the Electric aad Reformed Practice ot Mtdiciac. respect. DR. WILLARD C. D LORD E, formerly Pro feasor in tho Worcester Medical College, and President of the Electric Medical Society, Mas*., apeak* ot it ix the following terms: 1 have used the Fstao/e Strmgtkmino Cordial similar to that preparation by DR. DEO. W 8WICTT. 106 Hanover Street, and 1 regard It as one ot the best Medicines for Female Complaints that can be found." DR. J. KIND, Author of "Woman: Her Dis ease* and their Treatment," says: "This Medicius appears to exert a specific influ ence on the Lterus It Is a valuable agent In al* de rangements of the Female Reprouactive Organs." DK. 8M1 m, Pr»aident of the Kew York Aseo ciation of Botanic Physicians, says: No Female, if in uelicate health, shoud omit the timely nee of this valuable Cordial. I owe muchot my success in midwifery to tho use of this Modi olne."' MOTHERS ANN MARRIED LADIES The following from Dr. FAY is worthy your no* Asa general remedy for Female Complaint* thl* Cordial' la a vary valuable one, bat by the Profes sion it Is esteemed mors highly for Hu good roaolt during Confinement io relieving Ibe grout suffering i attendant upon childbirth. I acknowledge wtth Dr. j Smith that much of my suocee. in midwifery is duo to the use ol this modlrln*. It strengthens both mother and child, la snob cases I follow tho di rections of Prof. King, by allowing my patients to ua* It a ftw weeks prviiooa to confin-meat, as by the energy it Imports to th* uterine narvoas system the labor will be very much fhoilliatod, and removes the scraps which many tamales are liable to. Ne woman. If she knew tbe grant value of this Strength ening cordial would 'all to use It." I have reealved numerous testimonials from dlff erent ports of tho eouatry where used, knowing the good It 1* capable of doing, I w II warrant ovary bottle of my Cordial’' to be satisfactory la Ita re sults. The following symptoms Indicate those affhottena in which the Female Strengthening t'ordsal hoc prosed inv.lnoble I Indispocltloo to Exertion, Wakefulness, Uaeaci nesc, Depression of Spirits. Trembling, Loan of Power, Polo In the Back. Alternate Chills, and Flushing of Heart, Dragging neusation ot tho Lower Part of the Body, Headache, Languor Aoh I log Along the thlghe, Intolerance of Light and Bound, rue Countenance. Derangeaaent ot ha Stomach and Bowels, DHBenlt Breathing, Hysteria, Ac., Ac. It Is a apocifio remedy In nil Uterine Diseases, Chlorosis ot Green sickness. Irregularity, Painful note. Profuse or Suppression of fas ternary Dia 1 charms. I-sucorrhsea or Whites. Bcirrhac or Ulosr ate State ol tbe Uterus, 8terilitr, Ac No better Tonic cm possibly be put up than tbit, and non* less likslr to do barm, and it la composed wholly ot vegetable ageuia. and such as we have known to b* valuable, and have used for many years PRICE, One Dollar Per Bottle, or six boctlas for Should your druggist not hare II, send directly to us, aad when six bottle* or more are ordered we will pay all expenses, and hart It seenraly packed from observation. Be sura and get that prepared at the New England Botanic Depot 106 Hanover St. Boston. GEO. W 8WKTT. M. D„Proprietor. 11. H. HAY, Agent, PortlaaS. mchfioodfim STATEMENT OF THE iCtaa Insurance Company, Or HABTkORD, CONN., Ob the let day of November, A. D. 19*3, t* reqaired by the La we of the State of Mala*. rh* Capital Stock U.>1.300.000 aad with Ikt rurptuj it inmttttd atfollowt: Keel eetate, unloeumberod, *87,963 13 Ca»h In head, oa depoett. aad la ageata’ hand), 116,9*0 6* Catted States Stocka, 613,847 60 State and City Stoeka, and Tow* Boada, 669.460 00 Bank and Treat Company Stocka, 1,047.176 00 Mortgage Honda, 331,9X0 00 Atlantis Mutual Ina. Co’t acrlp, 1991-3, 16,989 60 Total Aaeeta, *(,006.979 76 Amoant of Llabilitiee for Loeee* aot due or adjusted, *176.411 *4 Amount at risk, estimated, 116,616,479 ff TUOS. A. Aim ANDES, Preaideat. Loom* J. HAanaa, Secretary. Hartford, Abe. 7, 1863. J C. CHURCHILL, Agent, Mo. 4 Iron Block, Portland Pier. deo6 dtf Dirigo Insurance Company of the c/rr of fohi^asd. Oflcc Mo. 9S Exchange street. Capital $200,000 Till* Compeny la now prepared to lacae polieiea on all kinds of property inaureble egalnet Ire at current rate* A K. SHLSTLEF, President. JKUEMlAll DOW, Secretary. DlBBCTORe. I J. B. Brown, E. S. Spring, D. W. Clark, J. B. Carroll, Jobs Lynch, II. 1. Robinson. TnieTvra Bt. John Smith n M. Payton, C. H- llaskeU. Andrew Spring. N. Crnm, Philip U Brown, U JL Joee, Jere Dow, O. W Woodman, 11. J. Libby. H. J. Robinson, J N. WInelow. S f. Omee. Alvah Coaant. Wm. Moulton Portland. May 4, 1934. mnytdtl Te Builder*. FOR aal* low. the Band on the let comer of i Moantfbrt aad tomaer at reel*. Apply to JOHN W. CHAiR. Jane 13,13*4. jaaolMlm* 1 MEDICAL. ....a, Lyons Periodical Drops TMIGIlATfMALI IIIUDI. Lyon's Periodical Drops! i Ala UTTU THAI ALL Plll», Powder* Quack Preparation*. Lyons Periodical Drops!| -AU Sue to do Goodand cannot do lam. LYON’S PERIODICAL DROPS!! The Great Female Remedy LYON’S PERIODICAL DROPS'! All UTTU THAI ALL PILLS,POWDERS f QUACK PREPARATION* LYON’S PERIODICAL DROPS! ARE SORE TO DO GOOD AND CANNOT DO HARM. v i V 1 Lyon’s Periodical Drops THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY Lyon’s Periodical Drops ASM BETTER TUAN ALL PILLS. POWDER! AND QUACK MEDICINES. Lyon’s Periodical Drops Supd to do Good and oannot do Harm. LION’S PERIODICAL DROPS The Great Female Bearedy. LYON’S PERIODICAL DROPS ABB SBTTBB TBAB ALL Pill*. Powder* ud Quack Preparation*. LYON’S PERIODICAL DROPS ■CRB TO DO GOOD AND CANNOT DO HASH Lyon’s Periodical Drops THE OBBAT FEMALE HEIDI Lyon’s Periodical Drops Are better than all Pill*, Powder*, Aad Quack Preparation*. Lyon’s Periodical Drops, Sere to do Good and oeaeot do Harm. Price, 91 per Bottle. For Mi* by All Druggist*. At wbolowUky W. I Phillip*. H H. Hay A Co., Portland. m«N uodly CATARRH —AID— NOISES IN THE HEAT) I CURED BY IXHALIXO I A. Harmless Fluid, OF AliRKBABLE ODOR. NO VIOLENT SYRINGING Of the Head. THE UEN9E ON T.VSTK AND UlhLL BK'TOBED DB. B. GOOD ALE’S CATARRH REMEDY. Dr. Uoodalo ho* eomhattod Catarrh matil bo hat fought It down. Jt ha* been a long war. bat hi* tri umph k) eomplota Through all eomtag time hit Ca tarrh Komtdy trill be known o* the only on* anti dote for u diaeoee wUoh *aper*ola)i.t* bar* declar* *d ioeurubl*. Cato rk doctor*, *o culled, epriag np I tnaehrooae no all tide*, the object of theee pocket practitioner* t* money. 1 hey nee daacerou. iutnmiti. Tba TOVMV AT IM PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS, Temple Street, I WHEKX be sad be oon.ulted privately, aad with ooafldeaoe by the afflicted, at all nourt daily, from 8 a. M. lo 9 p. m. mr;who tre suffering under the affliction of prirpte dtoeai^, whether arising Irom impure connection or the terrible rice of sell-abuse. Derotlng his entire time to that particular brsnch of the medical profession, be feels warrant*.] m Guax iiTiniB a Cum is all Cases, whether ofiou standing or recently contracted, entirely removin the dr«g» of disens* from the system, and makin* perfect and PRHMANKNl CURE. He would call the attention of the afflicted to fact ot his long standing and well earned reputation furnishing sufficient aaeuranoe of hie skill and sun CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. Every intelligent and thiuking person must know that remedies handed out from general use should hare their efficacy established by well tested expe rience in the hands of a regularly educated physi cian, who*# preparatory study fits him ior all the duties he must teifUJ; yet the country is floodeu with poor nostrums and cure-alls, purporting to be the beet in the world, which are not only useless, but al ways injurious The unfortunate should be paxtio ulau in selecting his physician, assit is a lamentable Cl incontrovertible fact that many syphilitic ap nts are made miserable with ruined constitutions foy makrentmentfeom inexperienced physician* m ter it is a point generally conceded y the best •yphilographers, that tne study and man K*®*** complaints should engross tbo wholelime of ihow wtuj Wu*ld l- competent aid •ueeeoefhl in their treatment and cure. The inex perteaaed general Kaetittoner. having neither cp portaallT a.,r time to make himeell acqoainted a 1th theirpathology. commonly paerne. one ivtUm el treatment, la moat own making aa loditerlmisata of that aatlqBated aad iaalma.aii^^tuH. amrf. HATE CONFIDENCE. AU who bav. oommitted aa euea or ear klad whetaer It be the aolitary vice at yoath. or the attac lag rebak. of mlnplaood oonttdeaoe la matarer yean, Stax FOE AN ANTIDOTE IN ME AEON. The ratal and Aebee, aad Laneltude tad Nervoaa rroatratloa that may follew Impure Coition, are the Barometer to the whole lyitem. Do not wait for the oonrammatlon that la rare to fol low. do aot wait for L'a-Ightly Clean, fog Duablad LlmU. for Low ot Beatty aad Uowpiealoa. HOW MANY THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY TO THIBET UNHAPPY EXPERIENCE. loan, Mea troubled with eaHmicco la ileea. a oomplaint generally tbo reonlt of o had habit la yoath, treated ecienttflcally, aad a perfect care war ranted or ao charge mode. Hardly a day pawn hat wo ore eon.nlted by one at more young awn with tbo above diaeane, km ot whom are ao weak aad emaciated ao though they bad the eoarauptloa. uid by their frlendi .uppoved to have it. All .ocbomoa yield to tbo proper aad ealy oomot ooane at tteatmeat, aad la a ibort time an made to taRaim la perfect health. MIDDLE AGED nimnauyaniituu.--.-3»7t troubled with too frequent aracaauew* trom the Madder, often accompanied by a sHglit -martIn* of baralng aenaatloa. aad weakening the .patent la a manner the patient cannot account for. Ou eaam Inlag arlnary d*{x (It* a ropy sediment will oltca be found, and sometimes mill particle* of aemea o* album.-n will appear, or the color will bo of a thin ■ilkiab hue, wain chaagin* to a dark and turbid appearance. There are many men who die of tkle difficulty, Ignorant of the canee. which It the aacoso srAda or sum sal wbaxskss. I oan warrant a perfect care In tech eteee. and a foil anPhealthy reetoratlon of the urinary organa. Penoaa who caaaot pcreoaally conuult tbe Dr., can do m by writing In a plain manner a deecriptioa of their dlaeaee. and the appropriate remediae win be forwarded named lately. All correopoadenee ft riot! y confidential and wtli be returned if deeired. Addrem, DR. J. B. HUGHES, ^MoJiTempU at. .^corner of Middle] Portland. Eclectic Medical la Armary. TO THE LADIES. DM. HUGHES paMealarty tnettec all Ladle* wbe need a medical adrleer, to eail at Ida room*. Hr. Temple Street, which they win gad arranged fet Lbetir scpsrisl uooAiacilitluD. Dr.iT» Select tcSruoTatiag Medicine* areuarieal let ta elloaey and superior rlrtae In regulating all Peaule lrregmlaritie*. I heir notion la ipociBo aad certain ol producing relief In a abort tint* -ADI AS will Sad it Intalaable la aU raeoeof ob atraetioaa after all other remediae hare been tried la rain. It la pmrely rentable, containing nothing ta th* least insurious to the health, aad may be taken with perfect safety at all time*. Saal to nay part ofthoeoaatry with fail direct to a* by tddaeeaiag DR. HUGHES. Me. I Tempi* Street, corner af Middle. Portlaad. M.B.—LADIESIcafrlag may eonaalt oaa eftkelr own ten A lady af eaperiaaae la eoaataat attend awe* te*ldhw>r 10RE TENTIMO.MALS

MRS. MANCHESTER la ooaataatly reooletag aa*oUclted tcetlmeatal* st the nrfoaaehdwg cure* performed by her. Among maay raaeaUy reaateed are tbe following. which are aommwdodtathe aatioood the alctod. Mia Hea abaater may be aoaaalted at Hr. 11 Cliffti Block, Kao at Wo. A. A CASE or ariNAL DISMAS* CUMKD Thia la to certify that! weat toaee Mn Maacbea ter laat March with a daaghtcr of mine troubled with Ipiaal dlaeaae, for which abc bad been doctored fei Sre yean, aad hr a aamber ot physicians of Uada; aad ahe haa had twenty-oBe application* alaotneity applied, hat ail to aa effect; bet ahe oea tinaally grew won*, lean* to the ooaoleaiaa. the laat retort, to go aad tea Mn. Maachoaur, aad dWeo; aad to my great aarpriaa aha told me the Int nan ol th* dinaao. aad how aha had bean from time to time, which eaeoaraged aaa to try her medicine* I did to. aad now my daaghtcr la able to bo around the boaaa all ol th* time. She alto ride* tan *r at toua aailaa without aay trouble or iaconreaiaaaa.aad ‘think la a chart time ahe wlU ho natnrod to perfect health. Since my daughter he* beet doctoring, 1 hart hoard of a great aaaay am that Mn. Maaohat ter haa oared. I think If aay p*r<oa deaerrr* pat ronage, it la the aa* whotrin to preaerr* tbe health of th* ateh aad aaEarlag; aad I know that a V an ihfahRMtshw power to Ueodt bar Sanaa L. E jiuhv*. Gaoaaa Kwteneu. Abbt E. Inara, kwka Intern. Jfatao, dwgwaf Ilk. on or TMB OEM A TEST CURES aa RtCOM K Mariam:-Ttklntlr, a •tatemect at my out may be af kttIm to other* •MuUnrly aflbotW. I barton to girt it to yoa. Thit it briefly my oaaa-I ni taken tick aboet U moatha ago with the Urar Compiaia t ia a very had term. I applied to tear different phyUoiano, hat re aaivad aa benegt aatli I nailed oa yoa. At that time I had fftroa ap baeiaeee. aad waa in a eery had cute, hat after taking yoar modloiaa thr a abort tim* I be gaa to raooTer, aad la two moatha I waa entirely w»b. aad bad gaiaad aaeatal poaada of lath, aad aaa truly aay that by yanr ahill I am a northerly hoal A REMARKABLE CURE OF A CASE OF DEO ST CUEEDET MRS. MANCHESTER. Tbit Ia to certify that 1 bora bean cared at the Dropay of flftcaa yaara Handing by Mri. Maackts tar. I hnra been to phyaiciana la Boaton, New Tork aad Philadelphia. They all told aaa that they eoall do nothing ter mo. mnleae liter lapped me. and aa aarad me that by tapping 1 coaid bra bat a abort Urn*. 1 bad made up my Blind to go bona and Ur* aa loag aa 1 oeuld with tba diaaaaa. end then die. Oa my way home I atayed orar night la Portland with a bland of mine, aad told thorn what my mind war a regard to my dlaeaa*. They anally paianaded me ta go aad aaa Mia. Maaoheetar. Bba examined me and laid me aty aaea exactly. I waa ao maeh actoaiahad to think that tba told m* correctly, that I told bar that I would taka bar mad 1. tinea, aot haring the lean Ibith that they would aaa aay good, ar that I ahoaid gat the aiighieat rebel teem aay tonne whaierer; Anally 1 took the modi etna aad want home. Ia oaa weak from tba time I commenced taking the medicine. I bad orer three galieae of water paw me la wren boon; aad my fel low enfferon may be aaanrvd that It waa a great rebel to me. I bad not been able to lie down la bed at night before thb ibr two yean Now I caa lie dor with perfect eeae 1 hare taken her anedioiar eight moatha, aad am aa wall aa aay man conic to be. aad ao eigne af dropey. I woald adrL. that are tick to go and eoaealt Mri. Mamehtc rtau If they hnra been glean up by other Adana. I bare aeat bar a camber of aaaaa af a.' dlaaitaa. and aha ha* oared them alto. Go aad ter yooradece. I had aa (kith, bat aow my tabu aaaaot b*ahakedla bar thill ia tailing and curing Eteaaaa. Cuaui.ua 8. Hnuia. luai K. Hiuoa, _ SLobt A. Hannon Bowpar, flfadaa, April U Oawtoa Bocaa—rrom S A w.MUap. writ tebaata1 edly JAMES EDMOND CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 13 LIBERTY SQUARE, BOSTON Art prepared to order at rarorabla rataa, COLT NESSand GLUNGAKNOCK PIG IRON, Aba. EAR, SHEET, f BOILER PLATE IRON, of Engtiah aad Sooteh Manufacture. W. .haJUontlnae to receira, la addttloa to oir America Brink, a regular .apply of ENGLISH, SCOTCH, h WELCH mi BEJCX mahll todflm