davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TINES
Single Copies s2-rwo Copies for s3-Five
Copies for So.
The Cheapest and Best Family and General
Newspaper in the United States.

TbeNEw YORK WEEKLY TINES ia a large and
elegantly printed qnsrto shest OF eight PAGES or for
gnt columns-devoied to Polilcs Literature and Gen
ersl News and intended to be the BEST a. well as the
CHEAPEST FAMILY SgwsPAPER in the United states
The st si Of tae lixss y, snd T sssys oe 10 20
everything which may happen, of general Interest in
any ART vi the word Ii comment. fully and freely
upon all topics OF importance in every department OF
ubl,c and always in the interest Of Freed ON
order and the Public Coed. While its influence will
be uniformly con seryative advocates ev-ry measure
of iutt al benedcent Frog ress the inc rease
exeuson Ierpetuaion q Slavery, a. OF ev-rythTg
elre incompatible th he hghe welfare Of the Whole
onmunIS. While II reports promptly and accurately y
all int. .gt OF general ere,t in every department
of human setvty never psuders to vicou taste aud
from lis columns eyeryth!ns that might render
il unsafe improper for general Family perussl 1t
seeks TO promote the general welfare BY urging the
claims of ,u,,c,ox
unop the masses of the peope and all its discussions
it constantly to be su'ded and controlled ty
MoDERATIoN, PATRIOTISM, AND COMMON
In it's correspondence both Foreign and Domestic the
TsEs conf led to be superior to sny other ercan
journal. Its Re, orts Congressional and legislative
proceeding, OF Finsncisl ommtlcirl sud
GFNtRAL INTELLIGENCE,
ever ma havr 81 ecia interest the great Ucdy the
community, are iuli, prompt snd reliable 49,,
Especial at:ertiob Is devoted 10 iuI accurate anu
Trustworthy reports Of the
LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS,
for which rpecia corps OF Reporters i. maintained
AIITERARY DEPARTMENT
will also be kept up, embracing
STANuAkD NOVELS AND TALES,
snd miscellaneous selections Of the hie hest interest
THE AGRICULTURAL bFPARl MEST
/. eornre from q variety ui sources. many OF them
uscc-.ihl. the American rescrr ana Iurnl he- val
us bic in formation o tn" kHrmeT and Gardener.
lhe WEEkLI TINES vi be sent to subscribers IN
any part cf th- country oD the following terms:
Single Copies, s5a year
Two Copes, 70 year
Five oples, so year
ANY uerson who will ssRd Club of TEN subscri.
hers st al each ha receive extra copy Tor himself
or nsy retain One Dollar as his compensation.
The NEW YORK DAILY TIMkS
Ia published every day except SUNDAY, and is sent
- &c tiers bv mail at SIX DOLLARS year Inclut
t0itiOH, 81
AZ SEMI WEEKLY TIMES,
pubH b., n 1ue.dals and Fridays, and eontainir
lie h PAGES Of reading stter in eyery number sen
20 subscTib-rs at the following rates:
Single Copies.
Two Copies, 90, 20
ANY person who will send usa Clch Ct fl' L sub
critters may receive extra copy for irst., CT retail
wo Do lars and Hall as b s compen atl1n,
1ERNs-t ash inv riAbly IN advance.
All letters to be addressed to J. RAfN'
% ProprI Ietors Of the New y-.A IIsEs, New RI
,ity. "IiiH'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14
NIoFFAT'S
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BTTTFRs

THESE MEDICINES have how been before the pub
c ior period Of thrtN years and during that tirne
OF the glole Tor their aordiusry sud Iate
power oi retorLg Ieriec health 10 persons suffering
under leary every kind disease to which human nesh is
The following are among the distressing variety os
human diseases in which the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
are well known & te insiliDIe
DsPEPsA by thor ughy cleansing the first an secord
stomsehs and creating flow of pure healthy bile in
stead OF the stale and acrid kind: Fla.uencv o.s OF
Appetite heartburn headache. Resessness II-tempe,
Anxiety. Lsr guUr ond me auchoy hich are ths zen
erel symptoms OF Dyspryea, will vanish as ustur,,
con -eqe noe OF its
Co-TIvE,Ess, by cleansing the whole length Of The in
test!nes with oiveut process aud wthsu, violence
all yeleut purges Iesve the bowels cotye within TWO
DAYS
PBvERs of ali kinds, by restoring the blood TO reg
uls circulation through the process Of respraton n
lns cases and the thorough solution oil s u;estir
obstruction in others.
The Life Medicines have been known to cure Rueum.
tlsm pemanently IN three weeks. and Jut in half thas
time by removing loc9l nfaation from the rnuscIes
and ligsments of the JOINTS.
DRoPslEs Of al kind BY freeing and siren gthenirs
the kidneys and bladder they operate de Ishful3
on these important organs and hence have ever t@eo
ionnd crtsin re7ed- ur the worst Cases OF Gravel
Also oRSs ty ci-od ling fr,m the turnings OF the
bowels the sllmv natter 10 which these adhere
SCURvY. ULCERS and Iveierat- Sores by the rerfect
the humor.
ScoRBuTIc FgrPrIoNs and bad Compilations. by thei,
ateratIye effect upon the uid hst the skin. and
palnts, sal ow clowdy and other dissgrerabe complex
The of these Pills fo very short time will efec.
an entire salt kheum and a striking Improve
in he clea rnees OF the skin Common Colds and
lBduenza vi alway be cured by one dose or t~s in
The worst cOses.
PILES s-rhe original proprietor Of these medicines
was cured nf Pie ot 81 Years stsuJng b. the the
Life Medicines
FEVER AND AGrE.-For this scourge of the Western
counrr, these Medicines viii be found safe. -eedy
amp certain remedy 0ther dIcne- leave the system
subj-ct Of the disease hv these med
cines IS pe-manet Fry Them be satisfied snd re cured
B'LGoCS FEvtRs ksO LIVER CON- oAPLAISTs-GeGersl
Debility Of Arpete Dl.easrs ut e,naies-tha Med.
cines have been used Nth lenencial results in
OF this description Kings ETIl aAi ScTotula
its worst forms. Yields % the milo yet powerful a.
ton of these remarkable Ned'cin@c, Night Sweets
Nervous Debility. New Complsip's of all Klnd Pat
pitstioDs OF the Heart Papters Col speedy cur
ed.
AgECURiAL DIsEAsgs-Persons whose const Nutiona
have become impaired by the inu 1ciouS MercQry
will find these Medicines pef-ct curet they
fail 10 from he system al the effects Of hsr-
curry infinitely then the powerful preper4
lion of SaIsaparills
Prepared and sold by w. NoFFAT.
21yyll 25 BROADWAY. Esw lCt.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14

AEssRs HESRT P. WILSON Co: deem Mrs viii
sons Hair RegeEera:or and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of a hair preparations. I have in nany in
stances, known them restore the hair where had
fallen Of daudruf The hair to its original
color, entirely the uost painful headaches-aHd in
some instances serious humors Personally have
been a sharer in several ox these benefits.
RsT. HESkY HILL, Manchester n. h
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.
The Regenesstor is pu, up in two sizes, and
Fesails for so cents for pint bottles, and ST for
quart bottles. The quart Bottles are much the
cheapest
Who wants Good Head Of 'HairY Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regene.ator and
Hair Dressing.

Please read few certificates from The following reia-
be and s-l known people.
MESsas. EgsRT P. WILSON & Co-My wife is nov
using your R-generator os tie hair and pronounce. il
'aT superior to anything 30. used for lie hair It
easily applied dees no, soil ia the eas;-has disagree
able odor Increases lie growth OF hair prevents fall
lag OF, and often cures the headache forward you
this certificate unsolicited because think an article
taat VII DO what your Hair Reg-uersto. Will should be
widely kAo%u ank it is the best article FOX the halr
noH u Use. Respectfully, &C.,
RSr. JACOB STEVENS, Newbsryport, Ma
Ike tAe H1E RegeaeratOr and Dress,ag sery
mAc4." R6y C;so Vo.pIsG Usrtf,y3 Ci
al "Innhe.Eatin9iy proaosnes /. rn Luua!sabi, a-fi
Gle from the effect On my had"
5 4 HILL, wife Of Re-, Henry Hill, aaches,erN \ Il.
at readered MT Aau so1 aad glossy"
AIsVT EAksAE, Saratoga springs, y. Y
IJeei eorf!ent that it oper1tes nor AZ dye ba,
to restore Ae roo!s 10 hsir na!arai healthy state"
Rev Z. N. KRLLoe, Nashua, Nh.
most eAeerfpAy reeowatnd II to al persons"
Ksv c. RusSS1L, Ltteton, n q.
November l.
Asssas. Hkssr P. wtLsos & Co: have DO hesitsncy
IN saying, in my opinion, Mrs Wilson'S Hair R-g-nera-
tor and Hair Dressing tn. best har preparations nov
IA use shall continue ~ use them with pleasure
Rev. Ii. II. HAkTHEL, Iswreaee, Mass-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14
ITALIAN BEES.

r RICE Of an Italian Queen Warranted purel. with
7 few WORKERS to accompany hrr, Is Her safe ar
insured at destination. Full instructions for ~
the queen with common stick vih b. sent with each
queen Addrsss, GoODRlt sASSoRN
sn9 East p -arGk, VI,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14


AEssa5 HESsY P. WAsos Co: I have used your
Ear RegenerzoT and Hair Dressing and have received
great benefit from them deem the articles worthy Of
high conneRdAon, and cheertuliy recommend them 70
all who want % restore gray hair its orig aal color c.
to any who troubled with dandruG or disagreeahe
itching Of the head humoss those whose har s
falling from the head.
RaV. q. W. H CLARK, Great Falls N H
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14
THE WORLD.
An ISDgPEHDENT
DAILY, SEMT.VEEKLY. & WEEKLY
NEWSPAPER,
National Circ ION and Family Reading.

THE WORLD has now been in existence for little
to the highest snk IN American j5urnslsm-to2 per
iec'iy se:ure financial basis. and circulation pat
ronsse and il fuence which has only beeu equa ed BY
other jnu mails after the sbors OF many Year,.
For the coming Istor yene will be spared
to make he Wotlc what it aims to be-the
BEST NEWSPAPER IN AMERICA.
In foLITIcs, The World il Independent, but seer
Htrf'oI viii never lend itseli party service tut
Will help The good AID pose The bad Of all arties
pure morality and stesdisst adhei enoe to
CBRlsTIAN PRINCIPLES & CHRISTIAN Truth
will guard ITS columns, and guide its judgment Of men
ana even IL the organ of no man, and set OF
ChInN. TIE CONSTITUTION AND THE LAWS
In the future is it has In the past will give the
Adminhtraton hearty and vigorous support. because
ennfded 10 its hands their battles for Liberal In.tu
uons Good Government, Nationality, and Freedom
ne orld vii! opro q all compromises VIII ch would
barter AWAY he prInepe. for heh this Is waged
will opt peace is-l till the success of the war as
furestfe pe-msnenee OF peace and will urge the pros
utlon Cf the Nsr. wish &C nony but with reientes.
vsor till federal property is aud federal au
tfori'y is reestsb,hed from the Chesapeake the Ri
Graude.
Our correspondents attached to the various div
ons OF the a-mr viii accompany them wherever hey
40. and by free OF the eegraph and the mails
present in the CO umns 0f The World
A COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE FAR.
from day 20 day an irJn month TO month.
In the Weekly and Seni.Weetly editions of The
" ord, especially, large space WILL be giyento
AGRICU LTURE,
and to all The depa-tment- OF
MAhCFAcrCRISo AND MECHANICAL ryDUsrsY
To our Foregn Correspondence of cour.e less space
VIII 4e gwen IN the comins year, but be latest ami
post important new from London Paris turin, Rome
S China Cslito -a4 J.p.a EE pt ald sou Amer.
ica' oar correspondents will promptly aud briefly
Us.
ALL THE NEWS,
will be fopnd u thu column OF The World in every de
activity. l..
FURAL and COMMERCIAL, as well as in LITERA
! LURE SCIENCE and ARr
We shs! continue the publication Of our Eccesiaati-
ca! Record, and give to Religious and Educational
! epics and News, and to al New Publications. lnven
Mons Discoveries snd orks OF Art the same careful
and thorough sympathy aid attention.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14
MRS. WILSON'S
G OCO AN U T OIL.
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs wLsa's Hair Dressing is pu, xp in large bottles
and re,as for 81 per bottle, for dressing the
hair Of any person, young Old there i. not its equal in
the world 1t viii make the hair everything you wish it
to be, and moreover it has perfume that is irdLitey
suEeso, any of the fashionable extracts either forign
0, American which alone should elt:le ii pace On
every lsdv's toles table
tse the Regrnerator before retiring al night and
in he morning apply little Of the Dressing. and
hair Will be more lifeke in color and beauty.
Use nothing your hair but these preparations a1d
use these according 10 directions and warrant YOU
god healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold al wholesale By Henry P. VIII
son Co.. Manchester, H.,t whon al Iett=rs should
be addressed.
L. F. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
47y1l A0ETPEL Ter, Vt.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14
CARRIAGES AND $LEIG

BY rHg BEST woRKaEs IN rHEC0USrRV.
carrlsre and SleSh Manufacturing will be carried 90
by the subscriber opposite the
Cour, Bouse square, fontpelier. VI
-hGle in vast ~ Ir1r "stnf C'i-isgss az StstSk
sill urha,s veil 70 ali Al VII .t is being doLs
the old stand of e. IMAM CAMP.
All ORDERS Hronpdy suen led to.
JOHN v. CLAP
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-24
From the Springfield Republican.
The Power to Enancipate.

Judge B. r. Curtis of Boston has published
pamphlet criticism fthe presidents last two
proclamatioLs, the proclamation of emancipa-
ton and the proclamation of general martial
law in reference to IA certain class of otienses.
Judge Curtis does not of course find any war
rant in the constitution for either of these
acts. But he also denies the power of the
president as commander-in-chief to perform
them as acts of war. Judge Curtis is a close
reasoner, but his logic runs in the professional
ruts, and seems to us to fail of that breadth
and comprehensiveness required in the discus
sion OF the presidents acts. Or course it must
be conceded to Judge Curtis that there is no
warrant in the constitution for either of these
proclalnations But it does not therefore fol-
low that the constitution is violated in their
utterance and enforcement. They meet exi-
gencies not provided for by the constitution
The only question that remains is, Are they
justified by the condition OF the country?
Judge Curtis does not deny that under mar
tiallaw slavery may be interiered with and
abolished, i'll spite of state laws and constitu-
tional guarantees. But he endeavors to limit
territory actually occupied by the armies We
can see no reason for any such limitation of
the presidents power as Judge Curtis sets up.
The books may sustain it, but it is not common
sense. 1t does not meet the circumstances of
the present case. We believe that the verdict
ofth American people, lawyers and all, should
be and will be, that the president has the right
to abolish slavery as an act of war. The poll
cy OF the measure is another question, but that
the president has decided ior himself, as it was
his duty to do, according to his own judgement
and under heavy responsibility to the nation
he seeks to save. And we cannot but feel that
it is the duty of the people to stand by him and
cooperate heartily in the measures he has
adopted.
Judge Curtis quotes from recent paragraph
in the Republican to point the moral of his es-
say: We suspect he read the passage from the
Republican as reproduced with comments in
the Boston Courier otherwise he would have
conprehended that the point made was just
that which he so fully elaborates in other parts
OF his essay-the polcer Of the president, act
ing as commdnder-in-chief, to do things uader
martial lac not procided for by the constitu-
ton. Judge Curtis does not deny that power /:
he only seeks to limit it. and he seems to us to
up arbitrary and impossible limitations. We set
still feel that nobody should care whether the
proclamations are constitutional or not. The
only care we have in reference to them is to
know that they were honestly intended as war
measures, and are adapted to promote the de-
sired end.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-24

abolitionist, but / contend that rebel slavehold-
ery have forfeited all claims to the protection
of their property in slaves. and the institution
must perish" This sentiment in nearly his
own words, is the prevailing sentiment among
men who are not endeavoring to Chamber into
places of authority, on the ground of some
boasted conservatism, which they parade be-
fore the public as if it contained an iota of
merit. The true conservatives are those who
would preserve the spirit and the fact of liber-
ty in the institutions of their country, and
who would remove therefrom every vestige of
barbarism, just as soon as the way is legiti-
mately open, whether through the changes
possible in time of peace, or through the ne
cessities forced upon us by the untoward reb-
els who have declared themselves 'aens and
foreigners" and have followed their declara-
tion by determined and bloody war.
The true conservative is he who defends
his country against these assaults upon her
honor and integrity, striking back vigorous
and heavy blows upon the assailing party; no
matter that slavery feels the blow. and stag
gers to its downfall, if thereby the rebellion
may be sooner crushed.
When our public lecturers wish to discuss
the relations of the "nigger" to the war and
the country, let them do it in the spirit of So
Der men, recognizing and comprehending the
great fact, if they can, that as Il slave, he has
done us Infinite mischief, and as a slave he will
ever continue to be Il source OF trouble NOR
ally, economically, socially, and politically.
CoUNTRYMAN.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-24
DOMESTIC PORTS.


SAN FRANCIsCo-Ar2 2Ist. brig I W Lucas, An.
dersOn Boston.
NEW OI;LEANs-Cld 9th inst, brig Belle of the
Bay Washington New York and sid 18th.
Ar 10Th tby te bark Tejuca, from SeaTsport.
BALrlMuRE-Ar 2lst ship Ellen Stewart, Coffin,
CD 10Th. ship G w Glover. Thomas n York
Sailed 2Dth, bark Agnes, Thompson. Rio Janeiro
and ma kct.
Hamilton Ma aga Maria RoXana, Palmer, Port
land; kate Carton, DIX. Camden; Ruth Thomas.
Perkins, Biookssile Rescue, fettingi, Portland
Admiral feeihen Boston.
CID 10th. brig Lu.eika, Grozier, for Laguayra; sch
SearsSiile, Sears, Boston.
Cid 2ls schs Admiral Trefethen Dover; VIM Ii
Rowe narfis. New Bedford.
Cld 2lst. big Mazat an, Lewis, Portland
ALBANIA 18Th, sehs Mary Eliza, Fowler, and
Ann L izabeth. johnson, Providence; Oregon, and
Forest CITY, from Boston.
NEW YoRh-Ar 21st, brig Leonard Berry, Hill,
Salt Cay II: sch oregon, Nash. Roekland.
Ar 2lst, bark Sam Shepard, Jewett, Matanzas 20
days.
A. 22d bark Hannah Thornton. Tarr. from New
Ar 22d brigs Bion Bradbury Brown, Kingston J !;
Belle Yates Havana; Harriet Newell, Trotier, Ban
gor; Mont ose Smith, royideLce.
Cid 2lst, ship Dolcas Prince. York. London; bark
Rambler, Packard, Palermo; Orchiila. Devercaux,
Havana; Wright Jr Doame, New Orleans; brgs
l. & w Armstrong. Brown, MayagueZ; susan bun
can, Mitchell, Washington DC; schs W A Griffn
Borden, Grenada; Minnehaha, Thomas Portland:
Mary Langdon, pinkham, Boston; John Adams
Also cid 2lst, brig Lizzie Treat. Crowel. Key West
Cid 22d. brig Ocean Spray, Stubs. Montevideo; /;
schs Leopard Turner, Calais; Advance, Leighton,
Milbridge.
rRoNIDENCE-Ar 2lst, schs Aida, Holt, and
S smith, Liscomb, Philadelphia; Empire, Smith.
from do.
PAwTuCKEr-sd2 2lst. sch Marmora. Smith. for
New York.
NEWrORr-Ar 2lst, brig Emily. FlafNsrs from
ST John NIB for Wilmington, De-; schs Fessenden.
Hooper. Calais for New York; John Snow. Shaw.
Cutter for do; Hattie Coombs. Griihn, Lingan CB
for do; Highlander Baldwin. Portland ior do; l. w
Fierce IOrlng do for do. Pavilion, Langley, Calais
for do; Elizabeth Crowcll, Young. Bangor for Nor
wieh; Fred'k Eugene, Crockett, Boston Tor York;
Brave. Crosby. Boston for Albany.
In port 2lst, brigs Ross, Hail. Providence for
Phi adelphia: L Brown, Tpg; John Pierce, fitting;
schs Damon. Pitcher Boston lor Philadelpha 6eor-
gle, Sweet, do for do Oriental Thompson do for do;
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-24

DRs. X ELLEY AND DAvIs.-Dr. J. Clawson Kel-
ley IS widely known, and particularly in the New
England and Middle States. Nearly thirty five years
years ago he commenced the practice of medicine
He is the founder ofthe analytical practice and orig
hai inventor OF the medicines used in that practice
DIR. H. l.. Davis, the associate of DIR. Kelley, has
charge of and is proprietor of the Boston Oice No.
2'l fremont Street lie is the only person in Boston
authorized TO sell the true medicines made by DIR.
Kelley. All persons who state otherwise are impos-
tiers. and not entitled 10 credit No persons are in
possession of any receipts copies of receipts of Dr.
keileys medicines, and no living woman can
legally or otherwise make them The afflicted should
be particular 10 consult DR. Davis at No. 211, where
they will meet gentleman and skillful physician,
who viii furnish the real medicines. from DR.. kel-
ley's labrafory. DIR. Kelley cautions the public aud
the afflicted against all who pretend TO have his med
eines, and against all so caed doctors who TO in
jure the pubic, kill the afflicted, and damaye the
business OF a good ply sician No. 2Il fremont
Street Is the only pace.-SuHddy EceHing cypress.
Dr. IL. l.. Davis NAV be consulted at his Office in
this city AT No Gaps Block, on the second Thurs
day aud Friday of each month. octl0 eod2ws
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-24
DIED.

In Great Falls (Gorham) Oct 22d, Mr. Jas Mason,
aged 3S years.
In Yarmouth Oct l4th, Lucy wife of Isaac Decker
aged 81 years months.
In Brookline, Mass, Oct 18TH Peter ii. Green, Esq ,
TO! merly of Bath. aged 50 years.
In North Berwick Oct lith, of consumption, Mr..
Sam1 ThurstoD, aged 20 years.
la Limerick Oct l4th OF typhoid fever, Jas Lord.
I'd, aged 35 years.
In Saco Oct 18th, Mrs. Lucy fatten, formerly Of
kennebnnkport aged " years.
In Litchie d Oct l4th Mr.. W. 7. Wedgwood, aged
so years; Miss Charlotte Williams, aged Isl years
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-24
MARRIED.

In this city Oct 23d, by Rev. Mr.. Lowering Edward
L. Vale OF New FORK and Miss Charlotte dan ghicr
OF Capt Isaac L. Sturtiyant.
AT Bowdoin Centre Oct 18th Frederick s. Myrick
to Aliss Mary A. Brmijion, both of Lewiston.
In Augusta Oct 18TH George W. Wnslow TO Miss
Emma w. Noieross; Also. Frank ii. Fairfield to Miss
Z liza j. Springer. all of Augusta.
In South Berwick Oct 18Th. Richard II. Walker of
York, Me-. TO Miss Susan Wentworth of Rollinsiord
n. Ii.
In Lyman Sept 18th, Erastus W Aver of L.. to
Miss Sarah L. Perry of Waterford
In Buxton Oct 5th. Elisha Berry to Miss Lydia A.
Deshon both of Bddeford.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-24
Caution.

TIE undersigned would most respectfully inform
the public that he is in 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 Iii the above places There
fore persons should be their guard against Medi-
cines purporting TO be his ike his as his genuine
Medicines are only to be had as above.
j. CLAWSON KELLEY,
Originator and Founder Of the Analytical
System and Practice OF Medicine.
oct 10th, 1862. eod2w.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-24

sB- 1t is a noteworthy fact that at the ses-
sion of the general Episcopal Convention in
New York, on Wednesday, Major (now Gen
erall Anderson of Fort Sumter memory, sat
with the delegates from Maine in their allotted
pew-"the observed of all observers"
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-24
DISASTERS.

Sch Damon, tof Waldoborol Pitcher. from Boston
for Philadelphia, at anchor i'll tie hai Dor of Newport.
into by steamer Metropolis I'D inst. and had
her bboom and head gear carried away, aud dam
ased bowsprit. Sch Hattie Coombs. OF Lincoinyie,
was run into same time aud lost jbboom.
Bark Morning Star, AT New ork from st Jago.
reports. 18th inst lat 3s. Ion 70 20 passed vessel
bottom up, of about 80 feet keel. $50 tons. zinc
bottom, and apparently had been IN that situation
but a short time.
Sch L VI Wheaton, coal laden. is ashore on Lovel's
Island, and full OF water. Viii discharge before
coming off.