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super or naes Of music French and military actcs see
ssiin. WILSON co, Educational Agents
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~ Gentlemen, Nos - aud so East Twsnty street
Boarding ami Das school. Pups red Tor West Point
tie Navy Hch 81 College aud business pupil
when six yeal Of age and remain all he Is twenty: Pro
spe fuses, with f details to be had Lessons wll be
suIned on September 49, BLIE CHARLtBR Director.
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I Boarding hoo, cs ssical and commercial, ilu
HubJ1en, y. j., is open Tor the reception OF
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annnn.
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SUMMER ISESORTS.
(ATTsRILL MOUNTAIN HoUsE-TIIfs rAvoRIT1t
~ SUNNI resort open tor tnc reception OF r.cst
Vsers viii ind ut oil times authorized agcn. AZ IN
Cattsk ~ boat andings CatsNl station, lludscn
River Railroad TO assist yscrs provide conveyance tske
charge Of bag ase, &c. =.
J will he tept open through Stptsuutcr. geeidediy VI
most PHEASANT NJ lilo ~ his Pent L.
leave Pier 4, Ncrlh river. 81 9. II - IA 80 snd6
"; from Das 'r''' . ~ e XXX 32a$
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01
MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.
Municipal Court--Aug. 80.

Alonzo b. Howard a lad of IA years, was
brought before Judge Lane this morning, on
charge of stealing a newspaper called the Dali
ly Press" He was sentenced to the county
Jail for the term of ten days. This practice
among certain class of boys is becoming too
prevalent, and more severe punishment
should be applied, if they do not stop their
thieving propensties.
.g- If "Mechanic" will give us his real
name we shall be very glad TO publish his
communication.
9g- Much matter, prepared for to-day's
paper, and in type, is crowded out by the tel
egraphc news.
og- The members of Co. A, Portland Bat
talon, who have not passed their surgical ex-
animation, are requested to meet at their
armory this morning at 10 o'clock.
CHILD OvERBoARD.-A little girl, or
years old, fell into the dock between Galt's aud
Boston Steamers wharves, Saturday afternoon,
and narrowly escape ddrowning. She was res
cued by one of the worllmen on Galts wharf,
named Kelley The child was jostled off the
wharf by some boys at play.
srThe beautiful Steam Fire Engine, "Fal-
mouth built by the Portland Company, was
on exhibition in front of the Post Office, Sat-
urday afternoon. We understand that in the
trial on Saturday. between the Falmouth"
and the new steamer from the Amoskeag Com
pany, the Falmouth came off Victorious
There is to be another trial this week.
THE FLEET FROM Fort PoPHAM-The
Popham, arrived here about o'clock Satur-
day afternoon, "under convoy of large fleet
of Yachts, which presented fine appearance
as they came around the Breakwater, under a
press of canvas and fired salutes Oh entering
the harbor.
NAVAL CoNTRACTs.-We are gratifed TO
see that our Portland machinists and ship
wrights are beginning to be appreciated No
| better or more thorough workInen can be found
in any part of the country. We are informed
from good authority that two side-wheel steam
ers, of about 1000 tons each, are to be built
here. Also, that the offer of the Portland
Company to construct two marine inclined
| engines for these steamers has been accepted
by the Navy Department at Washington. and
that they will be put in hand forthwith.
| For the Portland Daily Press.
| The dispatch with which our last troops have
been raised and hurried into camp. has pre-
| vented them from obtaining many little COM
and neeessaries with which our other regi-
ments were well provided. Many of the sol
diers are without Bibles or Testaments, having
fully expected to obtain them here, but have
not been able to leave the ground.
We trust our patriotic friends who are doing
so much for the enemy, and those who may
visit Camp Mason to-day, will not forget to
furnish them with the "bread of ife''
SoLDIER's FRIEND.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01
Sunday Dispatches.--Exciting News.

Yesterday afternoon the Courier published
an extra with flaming heading "Great Union
Victory-Rebel Army Annihilated, &c."-lead-
ing the people to suppose a decided victory
had been won, and selling their paper like hot
cakes. But from the dispatches which we give
in another place, we couldn't see it." There
was much more news in the headings than was
TO be found in the dispatches.
That a great battle has been and is, perhaps,
being fought, at and near the memorable field
of Bull Run, is true. That it may be the last
final shock of arms, that is to decide this con-
fiict is more than probable, as the enemy seem
to have concentrated their entire forces for
bold, desperate, and final dash upon Washing
ton. The crisis is upon us, and now is the
time when men should be pouring into Wash
ington to reinforce and relieve the veterans
who have been fighting the enemy for days.
They have combined their forces, having brot
up from Richmond almost their entire army
We await further dispatches with intense anx-
iety.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by tho
- undersigned at Augusta. Maine, until the 2d day
of Sept, 1852 at o'clock T. NJ. for the following
articles to be delivered in equal quantities at Camps
"E- ID. kcyes," Augusta, abraham Lincoln" Port
land, and John Pope" Bangor, by the 10th day of
September lS62, viz:
91Oo Tin Plates,
5000 Tin Dippers.
900 Knives,
5000 Forks.
Samples Of the articles required may be seen at
Room No. -. State House. Augusta.
Proposals viii be recessed for the whole quantity of
Tin Ware for lots of not less than 300 SETS also
separate bids for theJ KNIVES and forks.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all bids
il he deems them unsatisfactory.
THOS. G. j. BAILY,
lst Lieut.. nth inf, A. A. q. NJ.
Augusta, Aug. % 1852. tsep2
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01

sB- An organ has been purchased and
placed in the Congregational Church at Fry
burg.
B- 1t was Charles, not J. S. Colly, who
was arrested the other day at Gorham by
Marshal Clark
% Marcellus Emery,-the man who adyo-
Gated JEFF Davis cause, and opposes the war,
has been nominated for Senator by the Dana
ties in Penobscot.
LEyEE AT BRUNSWICK. The ladies of
Brunswick, viii held a Levee next Thursday
Evening, at the Tontene Hotel, for the benefit
OF soldiers in the army. Let everybody in
that vicinity, attend
CORRECTIONAL typographical error in our
paragraph relating to that Brunswick letter
Saturday, made us say that Mr.. Lndsay's legal
adviser saw letter for Mr.. Lindsay" 1t
should have read from Mr. Lindsay, or one
of the firm.
How TO ECoNoMIzE.-Chidren always
wear out their shoes at the toes first, and the
inventor of copper tips deserves the thanks of
all parents. One pair of shoes with these tips
will outwhere two pairs without. They are
for sale by every shoe-dealer in the United
States.
20 We are informed that at a town meet
ing to deside the question of paying bounties
to Volunteers, Sampson Reed moved to raise
fifty dollars each TO pay the fine of thoss who
should be drafted. This is one way the secess-
ments.
COMPLEMENTARY understand that
a few of the neighbors and friends of LIST Lieut..
James III. Nichols, Of Brunswick, OF Co. X, Goth
Reg't, have presented him with an elegant
sword, as a tribute of regard for his manly
qualities and sacrafcing spirit. Lieut.
Nichols was doing snug and profitable busi-
ness in Brunswick, but he has abandoned it
for his country's service.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01
MARRIED.

In this city 29th ut by by Rev. II. stebbins, Mich
oas r. Boyd, of the Portland Battalion, TO Miss
Kate T., daughter OF Andrew Scott ESQ., of Flush
ing n. y
la Bath 25th inst Mr.. Israel d. Jones to Miss Eliza
A. Hall, both of China.
In Bath 2Sth ult, Mr.. Harvey s. Dunnng of Harps-
well, TO Miss Martha s. Quimby, of Bath.
In brunswick Mr.. Robert Skoliield to Miss Lydia
A. Curtiss, both OF b.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01
Notice Of Foreclosure.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber, JOSH
~ ua X. Hawkes., of Windham. in the County of
Cumberland and State of Maine, claims by mortgage,
two certain tracts of land and the buildings thereon,
situate in said Windhan. being the conveyed in
mortgage 10 Frank ID. Hanson by Samuel X. Kemp.
by his deed of MAY 5th A. D. 1857, recorded in the
Cumberland Registry of Deeds, book 292, page 265
which mort gage duly assigned to me by the said
Frank d. Hanson. the l4th day of June A. ID. 1859,
as will appear by assignment thereof recorded in said
Registry book 29i page 2i7 to which records hero
by retcf. for a more particular description of said
property. The condition of said mortgage has been
broken, by reason whereof hereby claim ioreclo-
sure of the same.
Dated at wmdham August eth. 1862.
w3wll JOSHUA X. HAWKES.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01
noMESriC PORTS

SAN FRANCISCO = Sid Aug q. ship Fearless,
Holt Manila
NEw osLEANs-In port 18th. bark Argean. Pot
ter, load sugar for New York at sis 20 per hid.
BALTIMoRE-Ar 26th, bark senaca, Fenhagcn,
Rio Janoiro William. Berry. Alexandria.
Ar 2sth, brig Monica, Phillips, Bangor; schs J +
Farland Crowcll, Boston; Ira Bliss, Collins New
York
At Quarantine 25th, brig Col W Coggins from Ma
tauIas-
Cld 2sth. brigs Coale. Linden, Pernambucc;
PHILADEIfHIA--Ar 2sth brig Abner TAYLOR.
Tapley. Trinidad; J VI sawyer, Bryant Key West;
sells u l. Sturgcs Norris Prnvincetown
Cid 27th. brig Anna Morrow, st Thomas; sehs So
phia 6odfIcy. Russell, New London; Frnk. smith.
Cambridgeport.
Charter Oak, Butler, do; Lewis, York, Portland;
W Hall, Cain. Beaufort.
NEW foEk-Ar 18th, bark Diligence, Young,
tardenas l3ih brigs I Neyus Williams, tlase cole
deceased Mansanlllo July -: schs Telegraph Terry,
Lingan 10th; Roam Perry, Calais; d Lindsay. Saw
age, saco: l'alas. Pendeton, Rockland: Tugwassa,
ratten. Ellsworth; Citizen iikwatcr Vinalhavcn.
Cid 2sth, ship J. Lane, Bryer. Liverpool; bark
Whistling Wind. Havljn. New Orleans; brig Arcos-
took. Sweet. Cette; Nebraska, Giles, New Orleans
Dfigo. Shaw, do.
Al 18th, barks Gro'io. Craig. New Orleans: SAX
Barbadoes Gimer Merideth. snow, Trinidad: Kco.
ka, Burns, Mansania; Harriet Ticomb. Remedies
schs Ii Cook, Sparks. Jaeme; Aid. Gooding New
Orleans; A Willard, Conlcv. Bangor.
Ar 3oth, ship Tcmplar. Martin. Calcutta.
CID 2sih. ship. Sea Serpent, ine. San Francisco;
sneneer eag ssr a hs, anu & ohsn ssenard S ,ne Ssa
mas; sch kossuth, Gordon. Saeo.
PRov1DENCE-Ar 2Sih. schs Franklin Allen,
Calais; Maria Lunt, Boynton, and Loduska, Oliver,
Bangor.
BRISToIe-Ar 2sti sch W A Crockor. Endicott,
from Rondout. to repair.
BOST0N-Ar 30th, ship Minstrel. Clifford. Malaga
july 49, sclis Eastern Belle, Turner. Glacc Bay CB /;
Wilmington Randall. Calais; Rattan, Cook, Els
worth; Rupicola Gray, do; Cora. Poland. Bangor:
Leontine Cudworth. do; Jacob & William, Frisbie;
Helen, Harris do; Columbia. Blanchard, do; Aic-
line Hamlin. Lansil, do; Lizzie, Poland. Bristol; AM
thrrcophora. Gott, Cutler. AIlcghan, Sahl. Waldo
boro; Richmond, Buker. Richmond; Mary Shields,
Waite, Gardiner: Henrietta. blanchard. do; Eliza
Hand, Tarr. do: Somerset, Pool. Augusta: Dennis.
Snow. Bath; Delaware, Cleaves. Yarmouth.
TAUNTON-Ar 2sth, sch J Wallace, Staples
New York
FALL RIvER-sld 25th, sch Montery, Craig. Del
aware City.
Sid 2sth sch Maria Louisia Cumming. New York
NEW BEDFoRD-Cld 29th, sch Monitor Bessc,
Portland.
NEwBURYPoRT-sld oath. sch Susan Moore,
Stroat Baltimore.
sALEM-Ar 2sth. sch Neponset, Ingraham. Rock
land
CALAIS-Sld 22d sch Lyndon. Smith. Newport
Sid 23d schs Ligufe. Robbins, Providence; Albion,
Holhrook, Bristol.
Sid 25th sch Alabama, Gardner, Providence.
MACllASPoRr-sld 2lst, sch Protection. Nut
ter, Providence.
GARDiNER-Ar23 sd, sch October, Brown. Bos-
ton.
Ar 25th, sch America Baker. Yarmouth.
Sid 23d. schs William, Duuham New York; Iiar-
riet Ann Erskine do; Shiolds Wait, and Henrietta,
Blanchard. Boston.
Sid 26th sch October Brown Boston
BArH-Ar 2Sth, sch Messenger, Snow, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01

PlscATAQUIs CoUNrY.-The Republican
Convention which was holden at Dover, the
2Sth, nominated the following officers:
Commissioner--R A. Snow of Atkinson.
Treasurer-R. Dearborn. Foxcrofl.
Clerk of Courts-l,. Kittrdge. Milo.
Register of Deeds-David Shepherd, Sebec.
Sheriff.. j. Hale. Foxcroft.
Senator-Thomas b. Seabury, Parkman.
ENCOURAGING ENLIsTsIENTs-Much more
might be done in the way of encouraging en-
listmenrs by individual effort than many seem
TO think. As an example, we understand that
on Saturday afternoon, Otis CUTLER, Esq, de
posted with Capt. Dooley,a paperp pledging him
self to divide one hundred dollars equally
among the first four men who should enlist af-
ter that time, and two men have already en-
listed. Who will be the first OF the other two? !?
20 Sewall Cram has declined the nomina-
ton for County Attorney in Franklin County,
and the name of Samuel Belcher has been
placed upou the ticket.-We are informed that
Mr.. Belcher stands squarely upon the rebubli-
can platform and announces his intention to
vote for Mr.. Coburn and the entire republican
ticket.
.y@ Enthusiastic war meetings were held
in Bath every evening lastweek. Columbian Hall
the largest in the eity-was crowded every
night. On Thursday evening Hon. Josiah III.
Drummond of this city, and Hon. Hannibal
Belcher of Pennington were among the speak
ers.
AUGUSTA AnEAD--By telegram from
Augusta, received Saturday night, we learn
that Augustus quota, under the last call is al
ready filed by volunteers. She can raise
hundred more in the same way. She has sent
four hundred men to the war. Hats off for
Augusta.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01

Bark Amanda, (of Bangor) Oarle at Boston, from
York for Bristol F. reports 10Th. lat 40 lon g. had
a hurricane from SsE TO 5 and SW, when running
under close rccicd maintopsai and while attempting
to take it in broaehed TO and thrown on her
beam ends. The foremost was then cut away. car
rying away head OF mainmast and mizen topmasi
righted with IL inches water in the hold. Has two
strcaks hist to port Put in for repairs.
Sch Robert Move. Jr., from Valencia for Boston,
which grounded near faria, and taken TO Gibraltar,
would discharge. her bottom bcidg damaged
sch at Lcwes. Del, from a southern port. reports
the wreck of bark Bnrnette from Havana of Look
out Shoals. on the 22d inst The bark belonged in
Belfast, and is total wreck. Her cargo was con-
signed TO a firm in New York.
Sch Admiral Trefcthen, at Newport from Dover
for Rondout, has been hauled on the marine railway
for cleaning and repairs.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01

20 We trust our readers will overlook all
imperiections for day or two. Our Senior
has been absent, serving the country by aiding
in arousing the patriotism of the people at
War meetings,-our "local," I. l.. Jones, has
been elected LIST Lieut.. of the first company of
the Portland Battalion. and has, of course,
had all his attention given in that direction,
and our Senior publisher, Mr. Foster, has been
confined to his house for several days by severe
illness, so that "only one of us" has been on
duty. A day or two will bring us all right
again.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01

DIR. +. 2. QUIMBY. would give notice that he ha
returned TO Portland and ean.be found at his Room,
No l3 ISTEENATIoNAL HOUSE, Tuesday. August
18th, where he will attend to all wishing TO consul
him.
First Examination at Office. 50 90
Each subsequent sitting at Office. ............. so
City Patients, first Examination at residence. 30
Each subsequent visit at residence, 90
August Is, lS62.-tf
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01
Proposals,

Quartermaster Generals Offce
Augusta, Aug. 2sth, 1862
DROrOSAI4S will be received at this Office in be-
half Of the L. 5, until Tuesday Sept. 2d, proxi-
mo. al IL NJ. for manufacturing $500 Uniform Coats,
and the same number of Uniform Trowsers.
Proposals will state the price at which the work
will be completed, and delivered either Sept. 10th,
Oct, ls Oct 18th or Nov. lst, at Portland Augusta
Bangor.
sample garments may be seen at this Office.
BY order of the Governor,
aug293td h. Nj. SABINE. A. q. NJ q.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01
EoREICN PORTS.

At Penang july ship Maid of the Sea- stanwood.
from Akyab, ar June 81 chartered for Calcutta and
back to the Straits at 2o.0o0 rs, GO lay days ship
Sonora, Brown, was expected from Singapore TO ill
up for New York.
At Rangoon July /, ship Ella Badger, Hcalcy.
from Boston, ar 24th.
At Melbourne juno 25. ship simoda, Smith. for
Calcutta same day.
At Fayal 2Sth nlt. bark Azor. Burke, from Boston,
ar 2ith
Ar At Rio Grande July l, brig Water Lilly, Tilton,
Sid nom Grand Turk 18Th inst. brig NJ e Thomp-
son, Hasener, for East iiarbor to load for New
York.
Ar at Quebec 26th inst, ship Enooh Barnard, Ross.
London.
Al Gonaives 18th inst brig Pico BnrriI, from Bos-
ton for Port aux Paix next day.
At Cienfucgos 9Th inst, bark Benz Burgess Snow,
disg, TO load for Boston.
AZ Mansauilla lst inst ship Juliet, Sinclair, from
Havana for Queenstown TO saifi5th; brig Nap,as-
ket sawyer from 81 Thomas for New York in ten
ii Trinidad 9th inst. brig Col Penniman. Coffin for
New York 10 days; only american vessel.
At rietOu 18th inst, brig Nahant, Strout. for SOM
erset; sch } W Drisko, Drisko. tor do; Sarah, Wal
Petit, Clark. for do; Clara, Basset, for do Seven
Sisters Crowell, for do; + A Heath. Williams. tor
Providence There are upwards Of 100 American
vessels in port loading and waiting TO load.l
Ar at st John NIB 9th inst, sch Princess, ,Mahoney
Boston.
Boston for Sydney CB, Captain landed sick.
SPOKEN.
Eliza, kemmerlng. from Calcutta for Boston Wing
TO in a heavy gale from the West.
July p, off Tory lsand, was signalized ship Cara
van, Child, from Liverpool July "a for New York.
Aug 3, LAT "A 81 lon IS. ship Charter Oak, Carver,
from New York for Liverpool.
Aug 9. no lat Sc ship Brazil. Of Richmond. Me.
from New Orleans for New York.
Aug 1, lat 10 :, ship Mcrrimac, Woods ffom
New York for san Francisco.
Aug 18th. OF st Nicolal Mole. sch Thos WoOdard.
Welsh. u days from Boston for Gonaives.
Aug lS OF fortugas. sch DOS Gricc, jackson. u
days from New York for Port au Prince.
Aug Goth lat % ~, Ion e. sch John Elliot, Wood,
IL days from Boston for Hayti
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01
FISIERNEN.

Ar ut Gloucester 25th inst, scis Electric Flash
Ayers; Bridget Ann, Brown; Catalina Howard, and
FLYING Mist. Whorf Bay 81 Lawrence.
Ar at do 25th, sch Lilly Dale. Gardiner. do.
Ar at south Chatham 20th inst. sch X kcnney
Bassett, Bank Qnereau, 800 otis goldfish.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01
ssnirilualiSIn.

~ III. FOSTER, Test Medium. from New York.
-. having recently returned from Europe, will
give seeances at No 80 ChestHut Street. Hours from
10 O'Clock A. NJ to 4 L. Nj.
Persons who desire 10 witness the remarkable man.
Hesitation OF printing names ON the arm, can now
have an opportunity.
Portland, Aug. 81. 1852. div
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01
MEMORANDA.

Bark Senaca, at Baltimore from Rio Janeiro, had
calm weather between the lat of % and 2l n. On
July IA, Cape Frio bearing 80 miles, at IL Pm. the
sky being overcast and the wind light from the west
ward, a terrific explosion occurred within % 40
yards of the vessel throwing the water up distance
OF so 10 100 feet and making report like 6i-pound-
er-snpposed to be arcote.
Ship Geo Hnrlbut, Mason. at New York from Lv-
erpool July 26. reports passed through the northern
part of hurricane, the barometer falling in two
hours eight-tenths, and as suddenly rising again.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01

The Republicans and all others in westbrook in fa-
vor of sustaining the Government notified TO meet
In at the Town House. Thursday the fourth
day of September at O'Clock i. NJ, Tor the purpose
of nominating candidate for Representative TO the
Legislature and the transaction of any other bust
ness that may come before them.
Per order Town Committee.
westbrook, Aug %, 1862
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01
DIED.

In this city 2Sth inst Francis Joseph de Bellefule,
son of f. L. and l.. II. LePrehon, aged months.
years and months
In Canpobello 18th inst, John Gilgan aged 16
years months.
In Lubcc 18th ut, Fanny NJ Hunt, aged 20 years
IL months.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01
War Meeting i'm Saccarappa.

On Saturday afternoon last, the citizens of
Saccarappa and vicinity held great patriotic
meeting in the open air, at the corner of Main
and Bridge Streets, the object of which was to
quicken the pulsations ofpatriotism, and slimu-
late enlistments. The meeting, was called to
order by George Warren, ESD, and was organ
lied by the appointment of Samuel North, ESQ.,
President, and eleven Vice Presidents. Leon
ard Jordan and Lewis w. Edwards were ap-
pointed Secretaries.
The meeting was largely attended by ladies
as well as gentleman. Nearly all business in
the village was suspended. Addresses were
made by Hon. j. Ill. Drummond, }. 4. Gilman.
ESD, Lit Col A. Witham of the LIST Maine, NJ.
G. Dow and Hon. j. o. J. Smith. At the
close of Mr.. Drummonds remarks, half doz-
ed Misses upon the platform, with waving flags
in their hands, sang pretty little piece enti-
tied the Beautiful Star"
The speeches were cordial and patriotic, and
the speakers were frequently interrupted by
bursts of enthusiastic applause. The meeting
was success and closedby singing "America."
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01

PHYSICIAN AND SuRGEoN.-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. amg7-6md
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01
State Of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Augusta, August 20, 1862
A adjourned session of the Erecatire Council
IA will be held at the Council Chamber in Angus
ia, on Tuesday the twenty-third day of September
next Attest,
JOSEPH b. HALL,
aug2ldtd Secretary of State.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01

"THR COPPER TIr."-rarents who wish 10 avoid
the annoyance and expense Of buying new pair of
shoes every month for their children can do so BY
buying the Metallic Tipped Shoes. One pair with the
tips viii wear as long three without, The Tipped
Boots aud Shoes sold by all Shoe Dealers in the
United States.
American Shoe Tip Co., los Pearl Street, Boston.
sepl.6w IL. NJ. BEARCE, Treasurer
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01

sS~Consumption and Caiarrh and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs, successfully treated by ISHA-
LArIoN, by c. MORSE, NJ D.,
aulS '62 cod Corner Smith and Congress SITS.