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TATARRHl CATARRH!l
DR. 6EELYE's LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY,
NARRATED to be sure cure tor
CATARRH or COLD IN THE HEAD.
DHE HUNDRED THousAsD persons d1a vearly in tht1
country Of Consumption. Eyezy physician knows that
CATARRH IN TIE NOSE.
Tie next step being the throat and brancnal tube
4 4 esseE e eaFs CatsEEa taan Consumption md y
Understand that tas better Ts5 to cure Consumption
S@Pte@s e Gatse1sh tasz Rsasa1y apessF
and md that they have frequent attacks and - mors
ssnsIys 70 ta changes q sempe5atpEe H This son @
and aczid, aite1wards becoming thick and adhesiye
As the disease becomes chronic he discharges sra in
nov thick and heavy and either got of BY blow
lag the nose else they Eau into the throat and are
T7 e seF so
si1e5ed: deafness frequently takes pisce. Another
&c ana e e. e ss
d thick Of Shiny mucous which has allen down from
person may Be sure thst lis disease Is on It's to he
An9ve are the symptoms Of Cssazf they &ppeaz n
b he I'd q The LIQUID cAIARRH RzMEpy, NJ
he,s Ega Sza h Hssf nRa f. ts r.
y e assa5s 81 who 9sgpsed e tes y vEsnss II
Pdce of he CataHh Remedy S2oo sufficient for use
Office, 1s2 South Clark Street, p-staizal :.
as1ess@ aassx Fos. ONCE 6of =: g. Gaiesxe: IL
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5tRanltDat ItI,s5.
Z. 2-.= TIL e
Western transportation Co.
E"k1l 7T5"a
n., .3.- l. y AID,
;::z::NEEs7TERn :::::!! :ExREaREss.
~. 15,,1 On. 1854: ''c :,

:'+c.5s7tl II ~-t's 5s7N.z-
~ ~ r:,,:.5y.~ a'.. 1884,: ''':'s -,
:TaE zsaERa d :ERaTssaRrAr1oy. t1s,> coM- q
Sshs a5aesS e5Rk fas .as a. 80 Ct i f9ss g
s,,xN NEW rfoRK :gEE :GEErTHA1 thai -
mi1fiHf..ezN ,SSEN1EA A{dfAi11:nRo4ps,
Eu@he1ine thi1 stannch aad ssnoug steam
e. ssss T. Rs9 e
caandlse and prodnee to and 4fom un EssseEn. Wat
e sssasaa al SsH;s{5s sst5s f. Gam
,s,:, l3o, Canal Boats,
BnaslsS' cs7ly Il Badaio viii ns following
observation-disclosures.
seHss sea sss 8 bazs W
ffe,t2E5s fs 1nes Ct y Gp3s7 aad roxse
HR@ t7,pe,. Lake E;,te Daily.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eETK,!s
FRRR sFATE,WEHGNA, 'H:
mQHAWKt =. mENDQTA, -
PLX,mopTEH, a. EHER4sR CITY,
NEREENKs, - ;GALENA.. 3,
MAY FLOWER, CHICAGO. -
Leaving the dock at Ere Bas1o ana foot Of Michigan
ea sHn,T 4 ~ x ~ = S10t tg a Or Pc
Ell. Sss ss Sd = s SssS Ssyssad aaa sss0 a
,l74,r 11~f;.o;T Ts.eno,f,.
VI. Hoztt saer., 5trssr .eona:s1tn@ ~ A..
aeV teaf 1k csf snd Es IL EaIlH5.ss' Ihl91s1lo' New
,r-u -: -9-@ A - sa:
n.A- 10. etsar1etA = H1-Co- steamers
MISSOURI, DUNKIRK,
1ALaaVAs. CoNCORD,
SAGANAW>: MARY SEEWART
. OmAR P4SHA.
Leasipg tas sdoek Erie Basin. eyerT evening" at :
oEss, F1ie Ba5,as spp9 AZ Tue eoasisaSe
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4 IKEN IL NORTON,
II BANKERS q, DEALERs m EXCHANGE,
10. Board ct Trade Buildings,
':':t:: i'eoaah sFatsr strset Eaicago-
Go2eetlons made b III the principal cities IN ne
United St2tX.A 3H3-1Y
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OIL, ~.CLO.THS,

OF these nfIeF large and unfIra[led assortment
either as Eega,da quanty, style OF prce English and
American u,anufacture, Ia Widths OF yard oueand-
aha:f sardB and two yards vide ut pE1cee from three
tnllinas % six shtH1ks per JaTd- Asa HeaVJ 8leet
Ou Cielha feeL eighteen tgst aud sEehtt t91t
1sss vide Ut prices from 16ur ttan sa'ag8 per ysrd
Aso-ahie Oh Cloths IN and bT he gard. and
SL8if fn1 f1nfh1 In var
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1901 WINTER ARRANGE.
AJN1e WENT.
Michigan southern and Lake 2he94

= ''RA AILRO AD.'
N 1aEi ,as1er SUNDAY How: ID; and uztd further
aotoe trains VIII 1esve Chicago ~ io1pE1s -,
% < Il das,f Ss5ceps sualdsz a. ,,,a-.z7ta,rz.
Rsad. tnanech-: ~ fslknhrf With t1sfsnn xtSe
4dne &oad at ht1e Pigeon With s1atn In Tns1c
sa!yeta e. Adrian With t1z:a4 for JaeItoo r AfFr
1I1s JuGceop with ssatIz fct Aoazoe and "a
F.M cs:se xe=oeps sssa!daaz,. ~ naa at1eaf
tAius for Urtrpit ~
3satEa arrive tnsn thr Es.r n i0S u. aatllE. Il
~ - aogFe ttAtns make regular c0laeCHQnA II
% ga9Erx & bEtslH StasasA FAN. Albany; New YozE
Ssson fh1laaeipE1a, Baaruotet ard all poinr& Rag
L11nf1ous new sieepEK Coaehex w1sh ali rn1dt.5.
Without change On Etrht Tr7lsa ~
through TeEete caa be opeained 1t tae Coxunanvx
ONCE IS Clark street under tas sherman Hoas1 oT 81
tie Depot ccrne. Of Van BuIen and Sherman sksaese
JOHN D. QAA3FHEl1, h e SAWFEE
Hen1 &19t. Toledo O. .t.l 6en7 Ee.+.T i -
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Flour at1n 'F&ka.::

r AK E STREET MILLS
4{For Coasze xud Fine Mil Feed. Or any thing tn tbs
milling line Il our m!ll AL kinds ct Flour Il etoN
t preeH I'll purchase kn[ sapplss Y our tns Il 70
pegtuE &achfKr5 and N other orders solicited.
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~ DR.. Frank1n1Ehavett's Uterine
CORDIAL IS WARRANTED TO CURE ALL roRXs or
UIKKrxE DISEASE, tip EoNEr wtll le RzFuHDxD
Satisfactory references cd be seen Mt his Office iIS
Wtst Van BnTen strcfEe Consultation fFee Post
0fcc BOX ss5. Dr. e. has p7lcticed ucclne for TWEEN
ynire years, four Of which hlTe been IN tkls ct
fg6-ktSsEm
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e. Whist can W oman doin War;:
.saa,T % E1t6oqr bottle Of Dead;sho5 M 70 N % tas
VteS 9eles ~ III s5 saa pa.nr
re5t aea95snes a2d etssHss EoE ts ne dine = use
Dead makes clean sweep; rs1ders pesce Certain
b. the 4hrth11ahon OF the eaAWy ,sola By 81 Drug
Finch, Hurnhsm & Smith RpSapSa5-im
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FsHICAGO BURLINGTON /

~ QUINCY RAILROAD.
Passenger Trains leave and arrive at ChtelEp II &ls
1ows:Day Express ana Mai IeaTes Chtcseo It 500 A
n: Banda5s s5osPsedo arrives u ~ r n {ss4a4Ys
tsaturtRys e1cepted} ar1Yra at 40 a. NJ (1lo1daYI
ezceptad.t Mendnta Accommodation 1eaves Chicago
at 500 2. NJ. tSundaYH excepte} a<t1Ye8 vt 1GD9 A.
fhCndAyB eXcapted1 G. G. HAAHGAD. Hup't,-
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n0usec: 81 urHssbi1tg:.
CARPE.TING GS..

dog ard Of the best donsst1c aauGacure tae lnrzu1
495 bsst assoItTehf T. 1nE NottnEesf OF Medallion
Ane Ingram Extra Fine Ingram. totson and Wool In
gFa;n tool Ditch B20gcA HeH1ps, Felt Venetian, Il
pextty. Ingram. Body Brussels md STAIR CarpeiuSs
Ill Of The gtestest variety: couprng the largest best
eRa most Desirable assortment eves oe{ore o7enad u
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--s:-Y.-.16GQ-=:A. ::l}ER.keat1la1ta,
TON sBlTTERs.-EShauzted Satafss great reatorer.
They nv1gorate, strengthen and purity the system,
A perfect appetizer and fonac They ias1Eofale he
body without stimulating tile brain. They COM
pound Of pure St. croix Bum, Roots aud Herbs and
arc recommended By all who use them. Adapted to
the old or yonne, hut particularly recotneadzd to
tie KcsE and iaagu!d Sold By all Druggists Grocers
Hcte1s sndSa1onus. :stT z. Il: DRAKE d CO.,
srsessm tsaaaB.osdTay, New York,
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-
sent ia sunn1y their n1acc. Son,e ,,r tbeSc arr
temnorarif1 ti1led fr3Tm the Gene,al,s n,irate
3+fr7t In arfrtftion t. 1.,,.1
cncTons dmt;..s. .Reun;sif;ons has beeu sessof1-
ab]v n,ai31 nInn ihc War Denartment for
thcsc ;ndis,rnsps1e assistants. and fhev are
snnpos, 4 t9 he Gaming. But 10 IL fbe c3,i ri nf
tx rsr md he I3itnEtr division. Witch vii
comc f,rst or When WIN can tells Haa Il
hen dtliherate1s planned to cr;nnie GeneraI
Fremont TO most sdamaasn+ eYfent; no nne
crn1d rar It lad not beer sn3cessfnlsr accou1.
n1;shed Shonld he thsrefore aeh;ere sne-
cess in auv importart eGtranernante It ss;1l he
IN snite Of difticnIfica and dgficicnc!cs snch ~
no commander of an aT,ny is cxneted tn en-
counter. Shonld he IN Ihe other hand Sail
Of SUCCESS In anv ercat 1,attlc, the nnb,ic Vii
be likely to raw II was IN cnnaeonence af ~
stacles and defects IN the organization 81 His
command for srh,cs, ba ccEsa:n1v ss mi ~.
snorsIhle- =
-------
Rebel Attacks upon Washington, N. c.
+ correspondence {dated ETH N. Z. Times.1
Abont : o,clock m Friday 7uor,,;ne NAV
otL} a ce1nnany Of rete1 cayalrr ah6nt one
hundred sfrcnr nnf5er the c,rnnand Of csnt
Walker. made au attack upon thc troons
staror ed nt. WashinptnIi'. iMe company of
th. TrEsnt.-fnurfh Massa chnsattz ore1nv the
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nELmBolD's EXTRACT suCHU.
30 FAMILY SHOULD 81 WITHOUT II.
=. r1uAxzp Anooxnazs 70
PHARMACY And 0HKm1srRKs
f. rusoxwD kxp;u1n n =
EKiNENr rH1s1ciAHs.
HKIiMBoLD,s EXTRACT RUUHU
I. pizamat n sasts .na edor. ,aneaaae n III
azaoa and fee 1rosn IN peopesse Cuzss n
G17rz OF no 'oHAaiu. IN DIET. +
F4ne oNK DOLLAR Pr 3nosaa, se SIX rm FTvK
poI1ARs de,tvu1ed 70 ~ ttsss; Aosa, posi-
pssaiSs synpsoaa5 Il III oeaa,a5lasoasa;2.: ii Il u:
Hx1MBoIps aKNUiinH rREPAaA711oax,
EXTRACT BUCHu.... - : *-- = - :
EITRAET sARaaPAKIII.As,..
P11z1fuA1k P1xAAz to1tux- We Inaksno set9st os
gtst "a IL ofre pes tean 80 .,s- -
6fLMRoLpH -aEHuINK PREPARATION
Il E1rAkm myAespt nj &.
II. e. -HEI4MBOLD..-
!. PRACTICAL. AKp ANALH T1cA cHKNB1.
-: pesoe ~ Boasi Tsasi 1ai'adelssta. n :!
-:s LORD 4: 9MITH.: ~. :;::-..,:: -:
==:Wlss'eaaa,e brssst.,' ~ EAks g., th1eass,
AEeah hx ~ 8sa&a at Also, aY ~ ralpsehs
N&U1tk&1s& f::i z'-- =1zGs t; y ;:5::. ei
'-~~--'' 1zwA0 Or o9e1znz1n9kf:t: :t:::5 7r1 =
49, feT Helnaholata-. mo e<hs r.
HM&hs6SR0':- = %'-r-- - :. ant, :.
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Wants Of Fremonts8 Department-A
Column that WINS n1fRsdnH
The New York Times, correspondent nth
Gen. Frcnont,s column writes> ~
Gen. Bleuker having become disabled, Gen.
Ruseersos WEB appointed to that command. On
or about the lotA Of April, and ordered to find
Blenkers Division, saadrepest to the War De-
weeks since that boayo1 troops were ordered
from the Af1uy Of the Potomac, to report to
Gen. Fremont, Of the Mountsin Department,
as reinforcement
It is now currently understood and has not
been denied. TINT for two weeks .Gca. Rose
Grams was unable to find the whereabouts OF
that division, and when found they were Lack
ing in transportation; they were elamorons
for tents to shield them nom the mountain
storms of March and April Strange as it
may appear, they wanted knapsackss many
Of them were absolutely destitute OF shoes !;
clothing. Worse and more than Al, they
were, and possibly still are, Wanting their
pay! speak not st random In specifying
1hcse nndouored wants- Regulations from
fhc proper officer have been sent from one
point to another By telegraph, and, like so
IN Washington From that point, OF beyond
It, most naturally it. you'd seem, all such sup.
plies Should come; and yet various Of these
PEG necessttfes have y last 70 be supplied: IRON
There i doa5tieas a isaa'eRs ~ ssr d.
arBy Of the Union thaa,is not amply supplied
with an able and experienced General Staff. e
which fwo cF more Of each Are reou;eed-onl
for the department headquarters and one foj
tnea5ms n 1hs 1e1a; 9en- Fremont has, al
Adjutant Generala-one IN WhselInz :onehs
been ordered away. Qnartermasters-1nr T.
Wheeling; one here; and good one. too
Conmissaries Of subsistence-ono in Wheel
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10
Soldiers, save your Money.

We learn that the Portland Savings Bank
has made the necessary arrangements TO re-
ceive deposits of money from the soldiers and
officers at Camp Abraham Lincoln on Satur-
day and Wednesday next The officers Of the
Banks will be at Col. Lynch's headquarters,
from ten to twelve, A. NJ, on the above days,
where they will receive any sum from one dol
lar and upward, and furnish the party deposit
ting, with the deposit book. The money can
be made payable to the wife, mother, or
friend of any soldier; and will be drawing in
terest at the rate OF six per cent. per annuin.
Many officers and soldiers have already de-
posted their money III this institution; which
was organized in 1859, and now has deposits
amounting to $4,000, from all parts or the
State. We know of some OF our soldiers, who
by thus saving their bounty money and pay,
will have sufficient sum at the close OF the
war, to buy them good farm in our State.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10

WHO LIES ?-Mr. Gilman of the Press has
published OH the authority of Gov. Washburn,
a statement that the question as to the rcmov-
al of Gen. Mcclellan from his command was
not mooted ut the Altoona meeting of the
Governors. But Mr.. Satonstall had in the
Boston peoples convention, letter from one
of those governors, tBradiordl in which he
says the question of the removal of Mcclellan
acas discussed Argus.
"Who lies" asks the above. We have no
doubt on this point. That Sattonstall, the
politician, on the rostrum in Faneuil Hall, be-
fore the anti-Andrew, anti-Sumner meeting
a meeting gotten up under the auspices of the
Boston Courier, ard to which Geo. Lunt and
the genial editor of the Post stood godathers
that he was the .ar" we have not parti-
Gle of doubt. Satonstall said he had such a
letter, but he did not show it; he did not read
it; he only said he had it, and that it stated
thus and SO. We don't believe word of it.
We don't believe Gov Bradford has written a
word of the kind, much less that he had writ
ten to Massachusetts, malcontent. If Gov.
Bradford did write such letter, and If Salton-
stall had possessed it, he would have published
it in the Courier. No one doubts that.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10

to 100000 whites. When eonsidef this fact,
and the kind Of argument which Se have heard
in this body, cannot but regard with the
greatest fears the qeestfca whether Virginia
would assist Carolina in snch an issue.
must acknowledges, cay dear sir, that look
to the future with almost as much apprehen-
sion as hope. You riH object to the term
Democrat. Democracy, in its original phtto-
sephicot sense, Is, indeed, incompatible Nth
Stacery, and the tchole systsm Of Southern
society. Yet, If we look back, what change
will you find made in any OF our State Con-
situations, or in our legislation, in its general
course for fifty years, which was not in the di-
rection of Democracy? Do not its principles
and theories become daily more fixed in our
practice? had almost sand In the opinions of
our people, did not remember with pleasure
the great improvement of opinion in regard to
the abstract question of Slavery. And if such
is the case, what have we to hope for the flu
ture? / 10 not hesitate to say that if the
question is raised between Carolina aud the
Federal Government, and the latter prevails,
the last hope of Republican Government, and
/ fear of Southern Civilization, is gone. Rus
STA will then be better government than ours.
l fear that the confusion and interruption
under which write may make this rather
rambling letter. Do you visit the North this
summer? should be happy to welcome you
to the Old Dominion.
l am much obliged to you for your offer to
send me Hammnod's Eulogy on Calhoun; but
| am indebted to the author for copy.
With esteem and friendship, yours truly.
M. r. IL. GARNETT.
WIN. II. PRESCOTT, esq.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10

NB-Our brief paragraph in relation to DIR.
Ayers advertisement, which we were com
PEELED to decline, has raised the hair of our
neighbors of the Argus, and, as was to be ex-
pected, we find whole brood of fibs, appar-
emily ready-hatched, sent forth from the sold
biddy" who presides over its columns. We
said not word against DIR. Aver. He is a
gentleman who always pays bis bills, and pays
cash, but he advertises-not to blame for that
at the lowest rates he can secure. We
could not consent to the prices his gentleman
ly agent proposed. They were not more than
half the sum called for by our published rates.
What the Argus says about refusing adver-
tisements at double the price the Press had
charged, is all bosh. There is not word of
truth in it. 1t is mere fabrication, not from
whole cloth, but from no cloth at all. We will
only say in concluding this notice, that when
the Press was started, we adopted the rates of
advertising that we supposed were agreed
upon in this city, as we found them published
in both the Argus and Advertiser. We haze,
except where circumstances rendered it prac-
tically impossible to do SO, strictly CONFIRMED
to those rates, using proper discretion with
very long advertisements, or those having a
long time TO run. A few days since, gentle
man who had been giving an exhibition in
the city, and whose advertisement had APP
appeared under the head of "Amusements"-
as it had in the Argus-called to settle. His
bill, according to the Argus published terms,
was So, which we presented. He did not OBJ
ject to payment, but took out his receipted bill,
just paid at the Argus office, and showed us
that he had there paid only 81 The men
who do business in this way, ask one price
and take another, publish one price and take
two-thirds, talk about rat hole" and ''rat
Offices"
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10
SPOKEN.

Aug s. lat 81 n. Ion - i6 w. ship Sarah Newman,
Cobb, from Boston for Calcutta.
Aug 8. lat 2s n Ion A W, ship Wash Booth from
Baltimore for Valparaiso
Aug 3D. lat 30 OF. lon 10 23 ship international. Sea-
yey, from Newport L for Cape Ncrd Islands.
Sept -. lat Al o. Ion " 49, bark Chas W Poutney,
johnson, from New York for Belfast
Oct 3. lat 40 ST. Ion 81 So bark Zone. Bursley from
Boston for Buenos Ayres
Oct s. IN, lat AZ 50. Ion G. 80 ship W storer. I'm
Liverpool for New York
0ctI lat 40 40. lou " 20. ship f Smith, West,
from Liverpool tor New York.
Oct {. lat 10 30. lou 20 80. ship VIM rockingham,
Stetson. from Havre for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10
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
GERS viii meet OF their Ward Room in Bracket St
ON Thursday, the 10th 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 viii 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 oil election, and from three O'Clock to five O'Clock
in the afternoon the last said three secular DAYS
for the purpose OF receiving evidence of the quaca-
ton Of voters whose names have not been entered ON
the list of qualified voters
Per order. J. NJ HEATH, City Clerk
Oct. 9th, 1862 I'd
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10

IF The Argus often holds up its hands in
holy horror il an intimation is made that any
favorite General is not perfect, or all that he
should be, because such intimations tend to
dishearten the men who are required TO follow
his lead! But taat consistent journal can see
on the men who direct the military command
ers, and order their movements. 1t can flip
PANTY exclaim, I'VE should get rid Of Stanton,
should have leading mind in position TO
direct all our armies" but similar remark ut
tered in relation to Mcclellan would be the
rankest treason. Who can doubt the patriot
ism { , ofthe Argus.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10
MARRIED.

In Houlton Sept oath, Frederick McClary to Miss
Matilda BATES.
Ia Biddeiord Sept 4th, Frank w Marsh of Salmon
Falls, TO Miss Mary Morrill, OF Saeo.
Ia Great Falls Sept 9th, William Tbbetts of Ber-
wick, TO Miss Lizzie A. Hodgdon of 5. Berwick.
In Portsmouth Oct LIST, Albert Ramsde TO Miss
Marcia NJ Earle both of 5. Berwick
In South Berwick Sept oath, Mr.. John Stevens, of
Portsmouth. to Miss Lydia A. Nutter of Newington.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10

a9- All the talk of the anti-war party. that
private property of non-combatants should be
respected in the present war falls to the ground
before the fact that this is not war between
two independent nations, who are required to
observe the rules OF international law, but it
is war simply TO put down domestic rebel
linn
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10
ne. Horses.

n. Beef, extra and first quality includes no
thing but the best large, fat. stabilized oxen.
Second quality includes the best grass fed Oxen
the best stalied Cows, and the best three year old
Steers.
Ordinary consists of the Bulls, and the refuse lots
Sheep, extra includes Cossets. and when those Of
inferior quality thrown out.
There were 50 cars over the Grand Trunk and
Eastern Railroad; 1876 the Boston and Lowell ;
aud 81 over the Fichburg; of those over the Fitch
burg were from Albany.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Diseases of the Urinary organs

III. c. MOTT. NJ D., oper ating and Consulting
Surgeon and Physician, attends exclusively 10 Dis
eases of the Urinary and Genital Organs, and Female
Conpla ints of all kinds, and the obscure dis
eases OF the Pelvic NiceIa, Piles, Rupures ydro
cee, Varicocele Fistula, Early Decline of Manhood
&c. Dr. NJ. keeps himself posted in all the improve
ments in the cue OF Disease, made in this country
or Europe, and spares no expense that his patients
may have the best medical and surgical treatment
the world affords. ADVICE FREE. sT-0ifce IS
Court street, BOSTON. Hours from IL A. NJ. TO 2
Z. NJ, and TO s Z. NJ.
Mrs. NJ. who is thoroughly versed in the affective
ma aides of her sex, can be consulted by ladies.
Patients furnished with board and experienced
nurses. oc3eod6m
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10
BROKERS, BOARD.
Cambridge Marac,-oc,. 8.

Whole number of Caitlea at market 1ss2; about 1900
Deeycs and 6s2 Stores consisting of Working Oxen,
Mich Cows, and one two aud three year old.
Prices of Market Becf-Extra Sc 25 a O 90; first
quality IS 70 co. second quality 50 25 third quail
81 co.
Working 0xen-p pair SIS TO $50.
Cows and Calves-S22. 80 a Al.
Yearlings, 81 90 a. so; TWO years old, Sl4 a IL
three years old. sl7 10 IL.
Sheep and Lambs-42o0 at market prices in lots
50 90. so g 70 each; extra IS 20. 8 Is g 70.
Hdes-6l q &c y ID.
Taow-.f q II y N.
Pets-Sl % q 81 % each.
Calf SKINS a SC u ID.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ProposaIs for suhsistence.


CEALED PROPOSALS will he recc;vsd bv tho
~ undersigned az Augusta, Me- until fine la,h dav
OF October 1852. at o'clock, 7. NJ for the Following
auc es OF subsistence Stores to be delivered at Camp
T. ID. Reyes. Augusta, Maine, Fl ON time to time All
in such quantities as may be required of which time
ly notice will be given the successful bidder:
Is barrels Mess Pork,
IS barrels Mess Beet,
70 barrels Flour,
10000 pounds Hard Bread,
so bushels Beans,
1000 pounds Rice,
1900 pounds Coffee troasted and ground)
IS pounds Black Tea,
300 pounds Sugar. fcofec-crushed),
20 gallons Vinegar,
20 pounds Adamantinc Candies,
80 pounds soap,
IL bushes Salt
143 bushels Potatoes
subjected to inspection -
The undersigned reserves the right to double the
amount ON any all the articles bv GIVING tbree
days notice TO the successful bidder and to reject
all bids IL he deem them unsatisfactory
Endorse. Proposals for Subsistence
THOs. Z. j. BAILY,
1st 1t. 18th Infantry, A. Acs
Head Quarters Vol. Recruiting Service. oet9
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10

DIR. z. p. ouIMBY. would give notice that he ha
returned TO Portland. and can be found at his Room
No. 10 ISrERSArioSAL HOUSE, Tuesday, August
18th, where lie will attend to all wishing to consul
him
First Examination at Office. ELECTROMAGNETIC 90
Each subsequent sitting at Office. .......... 30
City Patients, first Examination at residence. so
Each subsequent visit at residence. ......... 90
August 10, lS62-;f
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10
A Coon spnIxo BED has become an almost indi

A Coon SPRING BED has become almost indis-
pensable article, not only of comfort and necessity
with every family. while the united testimony of
Physicians has placed their healthfalncss beyond
question.
No invalid should be without one.
As an evidence of the superiority of
CoREY'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 ], 1862 If W
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10

EVENING PAPERS.
Rebel Troops Falling Back.

New YORK, Oct o.
The Times special dispatch has the follow
ing statement: Lees army falling back on
Staunton Is confirmed. and IL is expected that
in case he shall be hard pressed by the Union
forces, he will retreat to Gordonsvlie The
condition of the rebel army is one of great
destitution. In addition To the want OF cloth
ing, they are now living on half ratiuns. G. j.
Faulkner is visiting the camps and making
speeches to sustain their courage.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-10
Maine Seventh Returning Home.

NEW DIRK, Oct. 3.
The Philadelphia Enquirer has the following
special dispatch:
Frederick. Md, Oct. S-The It'll Maine reg
iment now containing about 100 men, is en-
route for home, for the purpose of recruiting
its ranks. Gen. Mcclellan has written a let
ter TO the Governor of Maine, compimenting
the regiment for its efficiency.