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- :, , :,
nHohN iAiioN VI a Aloi'oh' Ju'a"'
u ''o ~ ~ e -.'''a' 'o'
merry OF the oth MASSACHUSETTS, hegiheht, was
presented with a fine horse last Wednesday, at
Camp Abraham Lincoln. The presentation
srooah n,as ,,al, b., O., r1or,oo =, I;.,,o ~
va, ''''''o y o'p'' VI
company d, VIZ
1djutdnt HdU:-It does me honor, assure
you, in behalf of the Field, Staff and Line Of
GERS OF the 23d Maine Regiment, to present to
you this horse as token OF our love and high
esteem for you. You, Adiutant-and what
say emanates from the heart of every officer
possess all the attributes OF true and noble
soldier; your valuable services we have even
now learned to appreciate. Unlike most of
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BROKERS' BOARD.
MARRIED..

In Wilton Aug 2lst. by Rev. stephen Allen assist
ed by Rev. Mr.. Emerson, Rev Americas Fuller, pas
tor of the South Cong. Church at iiallowcll TO Miss
Amelia d., daughter of J. +. w. Gould, Esq, of
Wilton.
In Augusta Oct 9th. w. ii. Fuller to Miss Emma
w. Hatch.
In Clinton Aug 22d, Cyrus Woodman of Hallowell,
TO Miss Ruth Cain of C..
In Augusta Sept Both, Capt rhos. Hight, U. s. A.,
to Miss Mary l.. daughter of Moses w. swan, Esq,
of Augusta.
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Senior Class Election.
BowDoIN COLLEGE, Oct.

BowDoIN COLLEGE, Oct. Q, 1862
To the Editors Of the Portland Press:
The following are the Class Day officers
chosen by the Senior Class
Marshai-Alyah u. DeaIbon, Harpswell.
President-William i. Green, Newport
Ordtor-Thomas ID. Beverage, Thomaston.
Poet-Benj. f. Smith, Wiscasset
observation-disclosures b. Cheney, Lewiston.
.Prophet-Rodolphus Ii. Gilmore, Leeds.
Odist-Henry /. Jordan, Westbrook
Address at Tree-Thomas NJ. Given, Bruins
wick.
CHARLES U. BELL, Exeter, n. H.,
RICHARD w. ROBINSON, Portland, Com.
ANDREW II. SMITH, Brunswick.
MARAQUIT.
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POSTAGE CURRENCY The Secretary of
the Treasury has arranged to deliver the new
fractional postage currency from the offices of
the several sub-treasurers and other deposito-
ries OF public moneys, but as there is no pub
lie depository in Maine, we learn that Colec-
tor Jewett has written to the Secretary of the
Treasury, rendering his gratuitous services to
the Government, for the distribution of this
currency, and Senator Fessenden has also
written the Treasurer in relation to supply
for Maine.
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per steamship Jura. at Quebcc.l


Sailed from Liverpool 23d ut, Tara. Jameson. TOR
Eastport; Flora, Peters. aud L Il, Chandler, York;
Abalross, Laughiin. Genoa.
cid 24Ih, Iranquebar, Eastman, and Exchange,
Cheney. New York; Eddyslone, Dyer, for Point Tie
Gale.
CID at London cath ult, LORENZO, Merryman. for
Cardiff.
Ar at Deal 10Th Anna Schmidt, Twombley. tand
SD for Bostonl; Mary Ann Pritehard land sid for
Ar oath, Stephen Duncan. Taylor. London. land
sd for fhilade plIia1
Oh Weymouth I'D, Mary Goodell, McGilvery, I'm
Hamburg Tor Buenos Ayres.
sailed from do 23d j IL Dillingham;, Harrington.
for New York.
sailed from the Pill 2Ist, Lydia II Hole, cele. for
Cardiff.
s. led from Cardiff I'D. Resolute. McGilvery, for
Ar At Bristol Fin Goth, windward. Emerson. Cuba
via Falmouth.
Put in at rlymou,h 10th. Sparkling Wave. Avery.
Sailed from Glasgow Gath, Cora Linn, Luce. from
New York.
Sailed from GrcenOck oath, A Hopkins, Leerhof.
Ar At stockholm 18th ult. samosett. Briggs. from
New York.
lPer steamship Persia. at Boston.l
Sailed from Liverpool Gath. Harvest Austin, New
York; Emily Augusta. strickland, and Adlade, Cut
Also id cath, Mary Elizabeth. Nichols, for Boston;
18th. Constitution. higgins, Philadelphia; Bosphor-
Us, Murphy, Bombay.
CID 2Stl il Z Spearing, Rogers, Damitta Frank
Bout, Morse, Philadelphia.
Ar at London 9th, Shakespeare. Norcross, from
Calcutta.
Cid 18th American Congress- Woodward, and Mar
cia L Day, Chase, New York; 2Ith Cresenr City,
Elweil, Philadelphia.
Ar at Deal 9th. Sparkling Wave, Emery I'm New
York
Iassed do 25th. Lizzie Southland. starrett, from
York Tor Antwerp
Ar at falmouth 26;h, Ellen Hood, hilby. Akyab;
Mary bangs IarboN, from Maumain.
Ar at Plymouth 26h. ii b Wright, Park, Akyab.
At Bristol 10Th, Sebasiapoi, AUDI aud Concord,
Smith, for Portland, ldg; Crawford, Brown. for New
York, ldg.
Ar at Newport 18th, Alma, Crowell, Bremen
Ar at Gibraltar 10th ult, Caroline Kelley, Pote,
Genoa.
Ar at Malaga 18th ut Julia Anna, Harding, from
Gibraltar
Ar at st Helena Aug sth, Charles II Lord, Smith,
Rangoon land sd 9th Tor Falmouth FL; 9Th, Rochcs-
ter. Patten. Akyab. land sid 18th Falmouthl; oath
Rockland. Hallett. Rangoon, land sid 9th for dol
Sailed from Table Bay, CGh, July 45th, Eastern
Queen, Hobrook, Calcutta.
Sailed from Algoa Bay, C6H, Aug 18th. Heroine.
Nickcrson, New York
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sE- The Advertiser asks US to inform our
readers that an item We copied from the Jour.
of Commerce few days since, and said we
should expect to see properly displayed in that
paper, did promptly appear on Thursday morn
ing. We cheerfully give the information.
"Give the devil his due" is maxim we never
knowingly disregard. 1t is upon this princi-
pie that we have devoted so much attention to
the editor of the Advertiser of late
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Recognition of the eth Regiment.

A special meeting of the City Council was
held Thursday evening, at which select COM
mittee, consisting Of Aldermen Larrabee, Put
nam and Webster, and Councilmen Fox, Chad
wick and Winship, was appointed to take such
measures as they might deem proper for a
suitable reception Of the remnant of the glor-
ious 18th Regiment 1t was not known what
time they would arrive here, and the commit
tee was clothed with power to proceed and
carry out such plans as they deemed advisa-
Bile.
Yesterday morning the following dispatch
was received:
BALTIMORE, Oct. o.
To his Honor the Mayor-The 9TH Regi-
ment Maine Volunteers will arrive in your
city Saturday. They have been detailed by
the War Department on special duty for gal
liant conduct. CHAs. d. GILMORE,
Major Goth Me. Volunteers.
Intelligence received for the papers in the
afternoon led to the supposition that the regi-
ment could not arrive here on Saturday, as a
public reception was to be given them last
evening in New York by the Sons of Maine,
and another, perhaps, in Boston.
Under these circumstances the committee
propose that public reception be given to
the regiment as soon as practicable after their
arrival here 1.-THE precise time not yet ascer-
tained); that the Cog hor be invited to be
present and take such part in the ceremonies
as he may deem suitable and proper; that a
military escort be engaged to meet the regi-
ment at the depot, accompanied by the Port
land and Poppinburg's Bands that rooms in
the new City building be fitted up for their
quarters, and that an informal dinner be pro-
vidod for them on their arrival here. Coils.
Virgin, Fessenden and Tapley, of the 3d.
25th and 9th Regiments, have kindly offered
to furnish such escort as the city authorities
may deem suitable.
1t is uncertain what day the regiment will
arrive in the city, A dispatch was received
from Capt Charming last evening, stating that
the regiment would number from $50 to 300,
and that he would keep the city authorities
advised of their movements.
The public reception win not probably be
given until day or two after the arrival of
the regiment in this city.
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DIED.

In Gardiner Oct 3D. Mrs. Jane Shaw, aged - years
81 inst. Mrs. Martha Crawford, aged So years.
In pitiston oct 9th. Mr.. Edward IL. rolercezky.
aged 2s years.
la Litchfied Oct I'd. Miss Ellen Bukcr. aged % yrs.
In Pittston Sept I'D, Mr. John A. Trott aged %
In Portsmouth. n. H., Sept 18th, Miss Fannie w.
Bell aged 50 years.
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Caution.

THE undersigned would most respectfully inform
the public that he il in no way associated or con-
nected with ANY OTHER KELLEY OR OFFICE in Bos-
ton, Portland, or elsewhere, and that DIR. II. l..
DAVIS is the ONLY PERSON authorized by him 10
prescribe his Medicines in the above places There
fore persons should be on their guard against Medi-
ciDes purporting TO be his ike his his genuine
Medicines only to be had as above.
j. CLAWSON kELLEY,
Originator aud Founder of the Analytical
System and Practice of Medicine.
oct 10th, 1882 eod2ws
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COOP SPRING BED has become an almost inds-
pensable article not only of comfort and necessity.
with every family, while the uniied testimony of
Physicians has placed their heathfulness beyond
question.
No Invalid should be without one.
As an evidence of the superiority of
CoREl'S "PREBLE' SPRING BED
over all others, is the fact that the demand for this
Spring Bed is quadruple that of any other kind.
October i lSi2 II
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WESTEliN-Arriyes at u 40 and PM. Closes at
1.i5 AN and 2 PM
EASfERN-Arrves at Las PM. Closes at IL VI.
STEAMBOAT MAII--Arrives from Eastport Me, st
John NIB and the British Provinces Tuesday aud
Friday mornings Closes Mondays and Thursdays
af4IM.
Ell ROPE. via Quebec-Closes every FRIDAY at IL NJ
CANADA-Arrives at l IS PM. Closes at II NJ
COUNTRY MAlLS-Arriyes about 8 Pm. Closes at
8 PM.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA-Sld 9th, sch White Foam, Mli
ken, New York.
There are about 90 vessels in port waiting turn to
discharge
BAL1lMoRE-Ar eth, brig Means, Means from
Boston.
PHiLADELPHIA-Ar7 eth, sch Herald, Knight
Philadelphia. land cid for dol.
Cid sth, sehs Christina. Knight, Portland; Ade-
laide, trowell, Providence.
ELIZABErHPoRr-Cid 7th brig VIM Nichols,
Fritz, Boston; sehs Volant, Cousins, and Alpine,
NEW YoRk-Ar sfh. brig Executive. Gorham
Grand Turk; sehs lIampden Belle. Alexander, from
hl1saesthp9rt Tor Boston, Alpine, Bray do for do;
Bangor; Acklam, Getcheii, do; Edward, Cole. Els
worth; Abaco, Fletcher, Providence; Avon, Park
do; Elizabeth. Mitchell. Boston.
Cid Sth, haIks Lamphghter. Harding, Gibraltar;
winona Pickett. Naples.
Ar 9Th, ships Charles Davenport. Kelley, cagliari;
i6 days; J Wheeler. Gadd. Glasgow 81 days: Luz
ein,la, smith, Bristol T.; Reaper. Humphrey, London
IS days; Carus Magnus. Ashley. Liverpool "a days;
Ocean Ranger Averill. Havana; barks Ocean Home
Hartman Fortress Monroe: Rambler, packard, FIN
baltimore brigs liza. Thompson. cardenas; A'an-
Ar iOth, (by tell ship S Emerson smith, Liverpool;
st Peter, Cardenas; bark Chiffon, from Hasana;
brigs Veteran. FIN Grand Turk: Caroline. I'm Zaza
& W Armstrong, I'm Areeiboi 5 q Adams, I'm New
Orleans: Adelphla, iin Port Royal sc.
PRoyIDENCE-Ar sth. sch Corinthian, Tapley
Bangor.
CID sth. sch Ceyion. Dodge, New York; Galena
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR-Ar 9TH, brig Geo
Harris. French Boston for Philadelphia.
NEWfORI-Ar sth. schs Warrior. Crockett. Fl ON
Providence for New York; Zoe Cottrell. Boston tor
Fortress Monroe; Chief Hart, Fall River for Eliza
bethport.
BoSToN-Ar 9th, sehs Village Gem. Bearse Alex
andria. Eagene. Parker. do; Grierson, Harding;
Philadelphia: Cora. Kelley, and Frederick Eugene
Aehorn. New York; Lamaitine. Hudson, and Red
jacket, fayson, do Smith, Snow, do; Romeo
Torrey, Bangor.
Cid 9Th, sch Susan, Rogers Cape Haytien.
TAUNrON-Ar 9TH, sch Whistler, Presbrey. New
York.
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar 9th, sch Eclipse. smith, I'm
Bangor.
kENNEBUNKPORT-Ar sth, schs Delnorte Dins-
more. New York; Martha, Cudiford, aud NJ & II,
Jackson. Boston.
CALAls-sd LIST. schs Commerce, Mullen, and
Montrose. Hart, Providence
CASriNE-Ar 9th. sch Il Leach. Thompson, Bos-
ton.
Sid 9th, schs Alcopc Treseott. New York; Presi-
dent, -. Boston.
BANG0R-Ar 9th. brigs belmont Loeb. veazie
Philadelphia Frontier. shedd. Port Even; sehs
Capitol, Ann Parker and Connecticut, from Boston;
Brilliant. Brown. Salem; Anaconda, Hurd, Portland;
ShOal Water, Rider. Bath.
Cid 9th, brig hudson. Griffin, New Bedford; sch
Major DeeTing, Lewis laverhl.
OARDlNER-Ar 20. schs Henrietta. blanchard
Boston; Cherub Bailey, New York; Elizabeth. He
lah, Portland.
Ar Sd. schs Rio. Damon. from Havefhill; October.
Brown Boston.
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Analysis of Soldiers Coffee.
OFFICE OF THE STATE AssAYER,
Dor,ianI nnt III 1890

POftanu, Uct. 10, IobZ.
This is to certify that l have examined,
microseopically, sample of coffee, roasted
and ground, which was brought in on the 9th
inst. and find that, whatever may be its COM
position, that it is certainly NOT pure coffee
/ am certain that it contains split peas, and
articles, if used freely, have, according 10 the
testimony of the best writers, relaxing eff
feet Further examination will be necessary
to determine definitely the other ingredients
entering into its composition, but from all the
light | am able, up to this time, TO get upon the
subject, | believe the sample in question to be
analogous TO a mixture put up by J. Grant,
under the label of West India Coffee.
(Signedl III. I. CUMMINGS, NJ. D.,
Assayer TO the State OF Maine.
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SPOKEN.

Aug 49, lat 10 % n, lon 10 46 W. ship Napoleon,
Thompson, 100 days from Rangoon for Falmouth +.
Sept q, lat Is 30, Ion 20 49, brig Mountain Eagle, IL
days from Now York for New Orleans.
sept %. lat 81 10, Ion 10 20. brig Caroline. FIN Cuba
for New York.
Sept 80, lat 81 %. Ion 20 10 brig Echo from Bati-
more tor Ponce,
No date. LAT % p. lon S. brig Rainbow from New
Orleans for New York.
No date. lat IS. Ion IS 50, brig Lanzarotte. Harri
man, nom Matanzas for Boston, days out.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sailed from Leghorn nth ult, bark Mary Lee Nor
ton. Palermo.
Al do 18th. bark Genesee, Mcintyre. for Boston;
brig Ganges. Dearborn. Tor New York.
Going III King Georges Sound, August LIST, ship Au-
gusia Norwood. Sears ftom Sunderland L, SO days
passage
Al Demarara lith ult. bark May Queen. kirwan.
from Baltimore; brig Il l. swan, IRON New Haven,
disg
New York.
Sailed from ST John PR cath ut, brig W L Arm
strong, Arecibo, to load for New York.
Ar ut Cieniuegos 18th ult, bark Lysander, -, from
Boston.
At Iingan cB ed ult, sch White Cloud, Gardiner.
for Boston. wig turn 10 load.
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aD- The Oxford Democrat says Gen. Nc
Clellan, by his recent order, eiiectually siences
the report that he would resignin case proc
lamation of emancipation should be issued.
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MEMORAyD

substantially built schooner Of 1877 tons, called
the Harry" was launched from the yard of ID J
Sawyer at Joncport. Gath ult.
a ship of $40 tons, called the Stars and Stripes
launched from the yard of Dan'l w. old, at
kennebunkport. on the sth inst. She is to be COM
manded BY Capt Robert Cleaves.
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Election i'm Ward seven.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance Of
~ warrant from the Mayor and Aldermen of the
city of Portland, the inhabitants of Ward Seven in
said city qualified TO vote in the election Of City on
will meet OF their Ward Room in Bracket ST..
Thursday. the 18th day of October inst. at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon to give in their votes for
Alderman for said Ward. for the remainder of the
current municipal year
And the Aldermen will be in session at the Alder
mems Room in the City Building, from nine o'clock
in the forenoon to O'Clock in the afternoon, on
each of the three secular days next preceding such
day of election and from three O'Clock TO live o'clock
in the afternoon the last said three secular days.
for the purpose of receiving evidence of the quahca
ton of voters whose have not been entered
the list of qualified voters.
Per order, j. NJ. HEATH, City Clerk
Oct. 9th, 1862. I'd
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oct 10th, 1856.
HEAp QUALITIES cAMr ApaAHAM LIxooLv.

Portland. Oct. 9Th, 1862. I
All absent members of the different Regiments in
this encampment. hereby ordered TO report them
selves 10 their respective commanders forthwith.
Towns that are still deficient in filling up til cir
quota must make up their deficiency at once
Per order Commaudanr,
T. ; Morris, Post Adjt
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Ward Seven.

The Republicans of Ward No. Z arc requested TO
meet at the Ward Room on Bracket Street, in said
Ward on MONDAY evening next al y o'clock, for
the purpose OF selecting candidate for Alderman 10
be supported by them at the election TUESDAY
next, the 10Th inst. Per Order
City Committee of Ward 4
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THE COPPER TIP!'-Parents who wish TO avoid
the annoyance and expense of buying new pair of
shoes every month for their children. do so by
buying the Metallic Tipped Shoes. One pair with the
tips will wear as long three without, The Tipped
Boots and Shoes sold by all Shoe Dealers in the
United States.
American Shoe Tip Co.. los Pearl Street. Boston.
sepl-8w IL. u. BEARCE, Treasurer.
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HORSE FOR SALE

nNE of the best family horses in the county. dark
" bay, sound aud kind fearless oflocomotives and
cars, and superior roadster. Enquire at No Cen
trail Wharf Oct 1l-dlw
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Gilt Frames.

LNoR PORTRAITS OR LANDSCAPES of any
IL size style desired-laiest patterns and best
workmanship-made to order BY
MORRISON & CO., 26, Market Square
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STATE OF MAINE-Cumberland ss.-On
this 10th day of October, A. ID. 1862, person
ally appeared Ebenezer SWEET, and made oath
that he personally delivered to Ii. L. Cum
mings, within named, the parcel purporting to
be coffee, of which the analysis is found within,
and that he took the same from the stores in
the Quartermaster's Department Of the 18th
regiment, at Camp Abraham Lincoln, on the
9th day of October, instant.
Before me, =. BARNES,
Justice of the Peace for said County.
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Office of the United states Muster
ing and Discussing Officer,

WILL be found in II. n. Jose's building, Lime
w Street. adjoining the Post Office.
SAM'L DANA, Capt 18th Inf
Mastering and Dsbursing Officer.
Sept 10th, 1852. diff
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CLEARED.

Bark B Hamilton, Haskell, Havana by Chase
Bros & Co.
Brig Fannie. Ross Havana, by Isaac Emery.
Sch Hattie Ross, Poland, Havana, by Chase Bros
Co.
Sch Lookout. Thornton, Baltimore, by VI Nick
eTson.
Sch Emma Furbish Kendall, Rockland, master
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p. S.-The government contracts and pays
for coffee. E. SWEET,
Inspector of Subsistence Stores,
Twenty-iiith Regiment.
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r9-Consumption aud Catarrh, and all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs, successfully treated by lNnA
LATIoN, BY &. MORSE, NJ d.,
auI5 % cod Corner Smith and Congress SITS.
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PHYSICIAN AND SuRGEoS.-H. A. LAMB, NJ. D.,
Office corner of Congress and Chestnut Streets,
Portland. Me.
Particular attention paid to Surgery, including
diseases of the eye and ear. aug7-d6m
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday. October 10.
ARRIVED.

Friday. October 10.
ARRIVED.
Sch Exchange. Soue, Philadelphia.
Sch Hanne Wesibrook. Littlejohn. Boston.
Sch Donworth. Bradley, Maehias for Boston
Sch Susan Phebe. Ransdell. Cutler for Boston.
Sch Sarah Ann, Grover. Calais for Boston.
Sch Foster, Brown, Millbridge for Boston
Sch Samaritan Dodge. Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Ida Morton, Thompson, Boston for Bristol.
Sch Columbia, Crosby Bangor for Lynn.
Sch Georgiana Turner. Newburyport for Bangor.
Steamer New Brunswick. Winchester ST John NIB
for Boston.
Steamer Daniel Webster. Wood, Bangor.
Steamer Forest City, Luseomb. Boston
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DIR. T. 7. QUIMBY. would give notice that he Ia
returned TO Portland and be found at his Room,
No. ID INTERNATIONAL HOUSE,. Tuesday, August
18th, where he will attend all wishing to consul
him.
First Examination at Office Observation-Disclosures 90
Each subsequent sitting at Office, ............ so
City Patients first Examination at residence. . 80
Each subsequent visit at residence. 100
Angus; 49, lS62.-tf
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DENrisrRY.-Dr. JOSIAH HEALD, No 24l Con-
gress Street first door east of lst Parish Church,
Portland, Me. aug7dly
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DRs. LOCKE & kIMBALL, DENTISTS. No. III
Middle Street, Portland, Ne. augl5-ly
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Prorost Marshal appointed = Arrests-Re
corery of Stolen Goods-4bsentees return
ed-Morements Of Nine Months Regiments
n uDoiuf,upnfs
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct TO-
Gen. Mcclellan stopped at the Continental
Hotel last night, leaving tor the field by
special train at II o'clock this moraing.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-26
Prot. Rarey,s Lecture.


Professor RAREY accompanied by DR..
McCRUN, Veterinary Surgeon, delivered
two lectures at Webb's Hall. Professor
RAREY lectured upon the science of tam
ing horses, as practiced by his brother, j.
S. RAREY, and himself. The lectures were
very interesting and deserved larger audi
ences. DR.. McCRUM lectured upon the
diseases and anatomy of the horse. He,
too, is an interesting lecturer. In the
course of his lecture upon "the horses
foot, he gave much and valuable infor-
nation in regard to shoeing horses, and
the effect of bad shoeing, upon the horse.
He justly condemned the common prac-
tice (by some blacksmiths) of cutting the
hoof to make it fit the shoe, instead of
making the shoe to fit the foot, and also
the wretched practice of burning the hoof
with a hot shoe, to make it fit.
Professor RAREV gave two exhibitions of
his skill in breaking and tanning horses,
both of which were successful. The one
which we witnessed was the taking of a
wild, unbroken colt, and in the course of
half an hour he sat upon the colts back,
without a bride, held an umbrella over
him, &C., without apparently frightening
the colt at all. Professor RAREY is master
of his profession, is a candid, reliable gen.
tleman, and re wish him abundant sue
cess.
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which he was one of the founders. H.
At a special meeting of the Euresomen
Alethian Society on the evening of Feb.
ii, 1862, the members unanimously adopt
ed the following resolutions:
Resolved, That in view of the affection
with which God in his wisdom has seen
fit to visit us, we deem itour duty to ex-
press our sorrow.
ResolUed, That while we receive with
submission the stroke which he has in
fiicted upon us, we feel that in the death
of Justin z. Smith, our society has lost
one of its most Jealous members.
RESOLVED, That in token of our respect
for the memory of the deceased, and in
remembrance of the valuable services
which he has rendered to our society, and
in sympathy with the bereaved friends
we will wear a badge Of mourning at our
next public exercise.
Res0lped, That a copy of these resolu-
tons be sent to the friends of the deceas-
ed, and be presented for publication in
the Warren Chronicle.
c.. J. SMITH,
O.. A. HASKELL,
A. K. HOWE.