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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-21

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-21
MEDICAL.
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DR.. ROBACkS =
Scandinavian Remedies.
NheA ~ l.os.s ihr crlrhrsf-t >oel'sa f.lys'-
can. INTRODUCED 81. f'str Ptflfer lfl b e Iff ia
~ unliea Stai,s lssef ssfth n ia sHg7a- - i.-r
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he h1aas. Liliks.l1st psa elntf ,asfss-tF Isr
souua alignment and pillo<orhy. give Their elt.Ia.s
ss s ' ssss p '-- ssss ssss. sss 81 a. s ~ s.s. H.. g..
elde-are everywhere sPpfesllg aid lfgHy ~ a.s
q thess sotit.iii prspafs stes-. Al sao eoatds a
tIe vision aift honesty - tti> c~> - ~ 20 choose
- irNfsiigsif ~ then sciYs, are tsN "a -. ai.4
tii, Important solrc'
Tie .leence sn ths po-~se.ioa - ~ Ate.ss.
shieh s si az fp.rs aresse.s.s 81 -i' l.eis. fs'.-
hshes thefafowitg
RAaCISl
Ta-s me Bi.Oos PilA.s hAs- s-~a pre,oa by saa..-
s.s io
CONTAIN 10 MINERAL.
hat they cure the sinlosf nf.isrrsal eoasjdsn.t.
DYSPEPSIA
siiL -sesF..., s.,tss - A.stia = srry -lori un..
llsi -ises -! oil~s uee.ga<s have pre'ra .as.4e-
LIVER COMPLAINT
si r~.sete tn health asS strengths of ss sus.rsr
Tb-t
sICR MAILS,
wlo have langaishes ~ wears ir hefe.> ,s-aff.s.
sad de.p0adsncy. feculesate sa great sap.aiss az
lrf Nsif l.f serAlia opei +i4t ll4t ~ esNNl is-
clatne properties. 1Aal tbsg recrgl
SHATTERED COASTlTUTIoNS.-
however shsy may have been iriaea WITH ana asu-,a
thst fher dttci ieliensy 90 lcislen ~ ai.i fsi-
fefs.s. u ~ siss.i-, - ~ t1ood fssy
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL
"a .tI.4..,... g.. 49,. ...t.. ..... .... - 49,. ..
d. Ntstia,f hrivoftaf3 stitteAr-. iAs. tAss
RECRUIT TIE DKBllIlATED.
AA il~t iasfe ~ 1ss@se =; ils sieisssa sad1.sa
clf, the liver Ae SeryQa. syssin ttr sklt 'sianes
or Aa~cles.
AksISo FROM IMPURITIES OR DISTRACTION.
o. Tux BLOOD OR sFChEIioNs
De which They 80 uos give ltes. = feies aht Tad
niinstsred beirc very ciiadel ~ iii. b. 10.
saaei,l fa.si ls4isitsf a1af l,,Iff care.
Bear l. saine Tia, l-r scAsDlSAyIAN vE6ETA.
Bill HOOD PILLS ate sa9of tt ty lhe skrefirnst
o thoussfsc, u sing tesses. sno. ia i.l.s,. Az
sasit- h'f''..Al w.. -, ',l - "..- - n,eii. AN
them - ~ he very be preparation ci ile iid setf
oe~f, sefbe efeAea slelias v; ii..ssiis. lnss
hunt disea-e NFeafh e.rry assll. aiil 81 " fae
sy-ssnl sas rspel it thoroashly as. permanently.
NJ ole cas- aeglf ther superiority .ifs at sIt
triai-ihey are noi oiff lstsf bat lf f1 .i.sil..
than any eta-r fiii-. S. s t..is irTs aui'ss
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a. pr boal~. ~ g lsf aaii i4... ~ u. s...ias
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boxes Tor a..
ktad Dr htta.t's ~ - Ha4ef afa E.Ii.ft Gates.
pohll.Aec p conspicuous parf 8. 'a-s 4aser fr.ai
time tas.
Dr AobaeA' = Ni.osi Almanac aus faa.lly -,lsi.,r.
aiming great variety oi Interesting and valuable
Medical ni1rlassVn, can 5e had .rats u 81. lIs
age hts throughout tbe country.
b ele.csli er c0mpicsssa ea~es. Dr. ksAAcA -
lcoasslsed per-onsliy 81 b letter. enoloaaI.s el
stamp for thestpiy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-21

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ftfff, '-ii ftsffi .,a'hh At'es f"ric.'.A Al hese
AfHf. ~ hihiyis hsea.te ~ha Ailiiess j"
rsrs. raett Tot TIE Whole Slaea oi Nte
sAses~ri snAtins ~ biiisry derange-
meai, 1855 i-e Nni'fi~oi
Ait.hAiie '"li.iIi'.
We are cttetiti ecf~ 70 tH'r tAo cpnaino-t1
remedy Which, "niie = 'eft, iht si''fr sonpiain,
Win eertainfy. = tini iefle<it hAttni-t% ~ az
gltAl3s fe.h ffnlr4y a. tntA tAtnAhlr ~ distsisi'
ahere iiese aifcili. Disorder pre- Az Ihis etit'
expeis tho ullaai1s - rooh 81 ? ef ac Agae frtil
tns tatts1., And -, - iAe eet i.it-nt ~ p.
niseat-, II t4afi r ne hf-i "fff'sh % fte pr h.h
iiofy symptoms II u l'et el -" De-. tsssds tft'
81 discovered ioI IL, elass q e.npiAinss. BAT ST..
the eleai,e . lle lsrre quantity ~ supply ior
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-21
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cAsL Balance IN hank, - aOT 90
Bond, ant Mortgages lleingirst lien on
Real Estate. worth at least 81 sO7, 200 sosa2 "
Loans Stocks payable g. demand.
Imarsef value of securitie y 9s s19 5U Ia 600 90
Rank stock '(market yaluelt 1876 %
United States Treasury Not~ market
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Brooklyn City water Bonds. ii 1920 81
North Carolina State lOnds 0arket val 1850 o.
Missouri State Bonds (msrket tValuel. Is 600 o.
Real Estate, No. 4 ali StreA o. 30s a.
Interest due on i-t Jsnusr& 1861. (os
which 81, go z has since d en- reed. gTsDs 81
Ralance1n hands Of Agents - ninc0lrse
of transrni~sion from AgetW on lst Of
JAsuary gof which 81 $50 13As- since
been received. - co.s09 10
Bills ReeeiVstis isos preu,hsas- IN
land Risks, "a ss3 90
Other Properly, AiarbanroIs sk~ms, 5000 %
Premiums due Ard y>ocoii=..16rf ou Rcii-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-21
To- Dsas tosaeef.aas fsem Harfisbsfyh -
Rslfsmor. ed VaAAinofon

eAaaAGE CHECKED THROUGH ALL
TRANSFERS FRfEf
F.se Al~ay- A. lo~ a. by an, oitet Route
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-21
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- .av.,,,.em.us. published IN both psiis ~
--s~ 81 81. sharxed the fail Daily rate ~'th '''
, al .fth> w.~kly rates added ~.
CHARLES CRUFT. PaoE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-21
MEDICAL.
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Is eolstitutio.lal disease, = corruption - q
oi.-.s. - which fiis nd teoor1cs vitiafee xe4k
sd poor. Bsag ia Us eifealaliea. q pervades IL
whole body ad may blrst ort ir clsssse "a am par
4 H. Ne organ T. re fFosa IL attacks. nos : d.
u1l1A +. laay IL lctfeys lle ecfofnions tan
IS .ea.Ig t.c,.t - mtrcrrial dise2se l0w uvIne
assrders or ui.he=lihs fcos ilapure Ar. filth a.e
tit Senrrsal iff-c,ita 6atrver be Il orcsn i Z
llftltaIy in The cofftlfica. descending "frotl a.
rfrf q Ctiilrca unto tie tlsIt and fourth genera
t-r,'' iadced, "a scsias - - she nd q hifn ~be
so, = 49, ~ ie .ti.-liiss 9; ile tthess apo-
ltseaesss oonsuaence - aslelslon from The ll.,i
ttffant ~ ~i,. ipas t-t.si. Ni.chl ih TIE iutks.
Ewes sd tffcfnai ofPanf. Is tertltd tuI herCies;
t'e f.-fss stilt.s, aIIa Tie surface erupisolis
.ers-. slis faa cHfrnI. I.i.a rhch erI.1srs ia fl-
t'z esire,s's t..s-- E.sss - liie, 80 that serof-
siilsandta tae zli4oks - othsf aiscass.: sequeni
il fst a-...-tf fisa - a.sorisrs Which. AltLols-
50 cft.ieaf i thclf iaf1re. rsiii rendered =
,tl hy la.. la1A .H ife SYSTEM. Mo,l a TIE 60
s-a..n 's.s. .-,s.--~ ~is- tee human iA1ily nhraii
cfi. .ii tIfeStis ll iifs ecrofalous cortamlnas
may destructive disf sees - the i.ser, %
BRAIN. ard. nceed. 81 all TIE orxsns. erse fronr
one quarter of al our people are scrofnious ttsl
persons ale invaded by .ks lurking iniectlcn. src
der hselsh 4 ahasrmiaea ~ = elsAnse Il ff,-
i've iaecicine. ard nvigorafe by heslthy iood as
exercise. s4eh medicine Ne supply IL
AYERS
Compound Extract Of sarsaparilIs
Tie usst onrcfaA renedy Which the medical sliii =
times devise lor this everywhere prevaili.s
arc fatal malay. II coanbinea hhm The arslv-
rsnedi4i that lave been discovered tof the sxpur
tstie 81 his loa disorder IRON fhe blood and IL
rsscse - iAc fyrteu from 10 destructive cotlss-
Qucnces. hence y should - eurlcyet for The cur
81 ~ oly scrouis, brt also those sther sasosas1s
which arise iTou ii. such -
FrrQtise and skin DiseA-~s. s. Authony-s ~.
Ross. or kpapslas. Pimples. Pustnies. laosuh-
-, flA.1s And Hoiis, Tumors, T~tter Ana sLt
fler'n. SAID bead. Bnfworm. Rkeu-
iaatair. Syphnitic ard hcTcure<l
ie,aees. nTpnzy. NffFrp>a.
fAc,iihy. knt. indeed. Al
Complaints asisiilcf "a N
NItat.f ~ Impure
Eioet
Tie s-,Quiar frilsf la "iprurI'g - tie iioot-'
founded ;rIih fof srrcfsla . degenrrssion al "a
blo.s.. ss- "a. lcular parpose sfa slrtse II ~
Sfrsaparfs ~ % pufff ard rtrslerafetls sitsi r.
a. without which sound hesi.h y hnprsihie "a 60
a. alaisl uAsfituflsns.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-21

North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL, s3eo 900
J. A. WALLACE. Scc'y. Jas C boia1s. PFes't
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q. - E. WILLIAMS. A..
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23
Mr.. Coburn's Acceptance.

The following brief and explicit reply has
been received by Mr. Perham, President of
the Republican State Convention, in answer
to his letter announcing to Mr.. Coburn the ac-
ton of that body:
SKowHEGAN, June TO- 1862
Hon. SIDNEY PERHAM, Pres't &c.
Sir-Your communication of the 7th inst.
advising me Of my nomination for Governor,
by the Republicans and other citizens of
Maine who support the State and National
Administrations" was duly received.
accept the nomination with profound ap-
probation of the honor it confers and with
determination, should it result In my election,
to discharge the duties of the office to the best
ofmy ability, with fidelity and impartiality.
The Resolutions adopted by the Convention,
to which you call my attention, receive my
most cordial appreciation The principles EN-
bodied therein are sound and patriotic, and
form good basis for the united action Of all
who desire to sustain the Government In its
hour Of danger. All other issues are necessa-
rily subordinate to the vindication of the Ma
tional authority.
The rebellion must be crushed, the Union
preserved, and the Constitution and laws en-
forced.
l have the honor to remain,
Very respectfully yours,
ABNER CoBURN.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23
Religious Notices.

Special Meeting for Conference and Prayer will
be held this tMonday evening in the Second Parish
Church. at o'clock, with particular reference to the
revival of religion in the past and future. Several
ministers whose congregations have recently enjoyed
season of refreshing will be present and take part
in the proceedings
The thirty sixth annual meeting will be held with
the High Street Church in Portland commencing ON
Tuesday, June Gath, at O'Clock A. NJ
Prof Blyden of Monrovia College Liberia will
address the Colonization Society on Thursday evening
next at n O'Clock p NJ, at the High Street Church
TEMrERAScE.-The next meeting of the Cumber-
land County Temperance Association, is to be held on
the first Tuesday of next month, at Scarboro'.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23
Hon. Abner Coburn.

This gentleman, the Republican nominee for
Governor of this State, is a well known citizen
of Skowhegan, in the county of Somerset.
Mr.. Coburn is emphatically business man,
having devoted his whole life to one of Maine's
chief industrial pursuits, that of numbering"
as 1t Is called in our own "Pine Tree Staten
vernacular. He is a man of strict integrity,
thoroughly posted in matters of finance and
business, and though not possessed Of a collegi-
ate education, we are informed that he was in
early life fitted for college, and is never more
at home than when drawing up complicated
business contracts and legal instruments re-
quiring the exercise of great clearness of
mind and great practical common sense. Kid
gloved gentlemen, who have been honored
with college parchment which, perhaps, they
could not translate, may sneer at Mr.. Coburn
because he is less Of a politician than man
vantages have been inferior to those of some
other men; but it is perfectly safe to reckon
upon an upright Chief Magistrate if the peo-
pie, as we are confident they will, elect him to
the responsible position for which he has been
proposed.
Mr.. Coburn, like Names first Governor
William King-is self-made man, and like
Mr.. King, graduated in saw mill and worked
his way up by his own indomitable energy and
perseverance. He is a man, too, like Gov.
King, who is distinguished more for practical
qualities than for speculative theories; for
practical good sense than for snowy nonsense,
and the common people of the State-the far
mers, mechanics, lumbermen and other sons
of honest toll, win see to it that his majority
over all competitors does not fall short of 20,-
COZ strong.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23
MARRIED.

In Saccarappa 10Th inst, Mr. John E Thompson, of
Standish, to Miss Lizzie Sawyer. of Limingto
In Bath 18th inst, Capt samuel Parker to Mrs Cath.
arine Varney, both Of b.
In Jefferson, Mr. John NJ Simmons of Belfast to
Miss Mary Hall, off,
In Andover, Mass. 10Th inst, by Prof p Barrows,
Of Andover Theological Seminary, assisted by Rev
Hitchcock, Geologst Of the State Of Maine to Miss
Martha Barrows, daughter Of the officiating clergy
man.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23

| will not be backward in writing for the PRESS.
We want good correspondent in every town
sHThe Kennebec Quarterly Meeting the
Free Will Baptist denomination, will hold its
session in Bath this week, commencing to-
morrow.
u Gen. Jameson of this State, is reported
dangerously i'll at Washington.
sH- 1t is hoped the readers of the Press
viii bear in mind that in getting up the first
number we have had no advantages Of ex-
change papers-with the exception of few
weekles or distant dailies-but have had to
rely upon our own resources. The evil will
attend US for few days only.
sv The Maine Convention of Universal
lists holds its annual session in Bath this week,
commencing on Tuesday and continuing three
weeks. The Kennebec 4 Portland, and An
droscoggin Railroads carry those who wish to
attend for single fair the round trip.
To- We regret that we cannot place all
new advertisements in the front rank in our
columns. All shall be treated fairly, and have
their turn in the places of preierment- Neces-
sity compels us for the present to put more or
less interesting reading matter upon each page,
so that the advertisements in any part of the
paper will be almost sure of attention. 1t is
hoped the reader win cast his eye over the
list, and learn where attractive bargains may
be had
ENCOURAGE NATIVE TALENr.-Miss An
ME Waite, who reads at Mechanics Hall this
evening, is a Portland lady whose people should
be proud of her talent. She is very successful
as dramatic and poetical reader.
10 1t is work of great perplexity and
care to arrange the carriers routes in this city,
and it may be several days before all our sub
scribers will receive their papers as promptly
as we could desire. In good time all kinks
shall be Strengthened, and the Press will make
its early appearance at the doors of its friends,
with the regularity of clock-work.
CoRREsPoNDENcE.-Th we have taken
preliminary steps to secure a regular corres-
pondence from Washington, New York, Bos-
ton, and nearly all the prominent places in our
own State, as yet we have not had time to
perfect our arrangements in this regard, but
at an early day the readers Of the Press may
look for regular weekly or semi-weekly com
munications from the places referred to that
will be perused with interest. The same is
true of a correspondence from the camps of
our Maine Regiments.
sg- Two columns of matter put in type for
this number, is unavoidably laid over till to-
morrow.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23

sg- Our thanks are due to Mr.. Howe of
the Postoflce, and Mr.. Rich of the Price Cur
rent, for files of late foreign papers. We are
also indebted to our neighbors of the Tran
script for Maine papers, and to Bro. Felch of
the Courier for his courtesy aud kindness. The
Courier is the only daily paper in Portland that
yet found its way to our sanctum.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23

% Though we may send sample numbers
of the Press to gentlemen who are not sub
scribers, they need not fear that we intend to
press it upon them. We do not intend to take
advantage of them. We hope to receive the
names of many such, however, as regular sub
scribers.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23

sy1 We feel grateful TO those of our Week
ly contemporaries who have published the pro-
spectus of the Press, and have entered their
names on the Daily list II any such have es-
capped our notice we hope they will give us
prompt information ofthe fact. To those pub
fishers who have kindly sent us their issues
during our season of preparation we feel es-
pecially grateful.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23

MAsoNIc-The programme for the grand
and imposing Masonic celebration tomorrow
is in type, but is unavoidably crowded out. 1t
will appear tomorrow morning.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23
DIED.

In this city 18th inst, Mrs Louisa c shackford, 3s
years.
In Brunswick 14th inst, Prescott Shepherd 8 years
9mos; 18th, Mary, years mos-children Of DR.
Asher.
In Bath 18th inst, Harriet, wife Of Zina Truxant
Esq. %; 18th. George L, son of Mr. Frederick har-
ringfon, years and mos; Edgar 7, son Of Thomas
Mathews 10 years and Is DAYS
In HalloweIl, Mr. Merritt Horn % years; Mrs Sarah
A, wife Of William Tapley, AZ years
In East Boston 18th inst, Mr. Timothy Baker, Of
York, Me, "a years mos
In Templeton 18th inst oftyphoid fever. eonfrsted
At Newbern NC whittier he went to care for and A.
Stone. Esq. 80 mos.
In New Orleans 9Th inst, Of typhoid fever. Edward
Foster. Go d. 30th Regt Mass Volunteers, late Of
Dorchester Mass.
In Calcutta April 26. after Illness Of four days.
Marceus NJ, youngest of Hon Josiah Morrow Of
Bowdoinham, n years and mos.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23
DOMESTIC PORTS.

NORFOLK: In port 18th. sch Jas Martin. Hard
ing, from T9lnrS lrhilaSdelP1is ,1s ,o., ..s. ., .,
more. Damariscotfa via Chcptank; Merwin, Thom-
PHfnADELpuIA nn1i1 Ar ,eth br;v pr;noe,o, An,
Lynn tand cid for Bostonl schs John Platter, God.
FREY. Boston, Mary Novel; Covill land cid for Lynn;
, w Dubosq. Mayo, Orleans land cid for Brewster).
Cid 10th, bark Union, Heard, Icrnambuco; brig
Dcmarara. unningham, Boston.
Also cid 10Th. bark Hiawatha, Ryder. Algoa Bay c
NIW ,sh yoRK 3'is%an rssna ssS S,, n AImo,. Ho
denas Albert, Cousins, sagua; sch Palmetto, BrAg-
uf; X Robinson, Long, Liverpool l4th uit Transit
Paiten, Trapani via Bath; barks voyager. Freeman,
Palermo Let ult; salem. Mouiton, Crab Island PR /;
Crowe1. Zaxa Yankee Blade, Fairchild New Or
leans; sehs Mary. Boyd. Lubec; $ King. Clenden-
min, Calais; ATey. Ryan, Belfast for Rondoat;
Cid 18th. schs Frank Maria. Barber. Bangor.
Also cid a9th ship & &himball. Hosmer. Liverpool;
Adie, Cienfaegos; schs Eothen. Conley, 6onaises.
NEW HAVEN. Sailed 18th, schs Sarah Ann,
BOSTON. Ar sth. Chs charmer. crowen Balsi-
more; yaIhalla, Lord. Elizabethport; Enterprise.
Howard. waldoboro; Vulcan. Small. Pembroke;
Also ar 2lst brig Celestina Pickett. Philadelphia; ;
sch Ancona, Leighton, Fort Lee NY.
Cid 1Dth, schs Rogers, Rogers. Newburn NC;
Also cid 2lst, bark velma, Nickerson, Gibraltar
and n mkt; brig Emma, Baker. Philadelphia; schs
saxon, snow, Bangort Somcrtct, fooi, AuguSta;
Laconia. Proctor Saco; Olive Hayward, Tbbetts,
Orand; White Sea- Littlefeid. Portland.
PRovlDENCK. Sailed Goth, bark N Boynton.
Miller New York schs j Warren. Cousins. and Johh
Ruggles. varnum. Bangor; Mineo.a. Holt. and Ca
rcssa, Jordan, Eilsworth Loduskia, Oliver. Bath.
NEWPORT. Sailed 2oth, schs Anthracophora.
Kent. Bangor for Norwak.
NEW BEDFORD. Ar 10th, sch Cora, Kelley, Au-
gusfa
YARMoUTHPORT. Ar 18th. sch Rochester.
Hutehins. Gardiner.
GLOUCESTER Ar 18th, schs. Amelia, Magoon.
Bangor for Boston; Otis, Thompson. Rockland for
Long Island Tiger. Goldthwaite Saco for New York;
Express, Pope, Brewster for Bangor
PORTSMOUTH. Sailed 1sth sch Boston, Hart,
Calais; B l. Condor, Gott, Bangor
LUBEC. Ar 18th. schs Catharne Wilcox, McFad-
den, and Willow, Parker, New York.
BANGOR Ar 18th, sch ii ID Grindle, Biingtou.
Havana.
Cid 18th, brigs George Harris, Showers, 81 Kits;
L T knight. Parks Tortugas; lsola, Hatch Phisdel-
phia; schs Farnsworth, Hnks Kingston ia;
William Hill, Crabtree, Hartford; Empire State,
Arey. Orient Ii; Sisters Brown; Sarah. Small, and
City Point. Mcdonald.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23
NOTICE.
The Masons, Congregationalists

AND THE REST OF MANKIND.
A RE requested to call at Todd's. corner of Middle
N and Exchange Streets, up stairs. to get shaved
or have their hair cut.
June 23 slwd j. NJ. TODD.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23

EPsILoN.-Your welcome favor shall appear
tomorrow.
Several letters received too late for to-day.
Our thanks are due to the writers. We hope
our friends in the various sections of the State
will not be backward in writing for the Press.
We want good correspondent in every town
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23
Brokers' stock List.



Description. Par Yalue Ofsred Asked
Government 3-l0,.. 1851 1854
Government 20 years 6s,.... l06f 106f
State of Maine Bonds l870..... 103 lO6
City Bonds, IS years. 103 l05
Bath City Bonds, .............. 100 lOI
Bangor City Bonds, 20 years.. 1Ol lO2
Calais City Bonds. lO1 l02
Bank of Cumberland, ,........... 10 Al SO
Canal Bank, nk,...................100 los llO
international Bank, tnewl,.. 100 SO 100
Casco Bank, nk,....................lOO 100 1O6 llO
Merchants Bank, ............... rs n so
Manufacturers & Traders Bank, so 81 62
Mechanics Bank, ..............lO 100 90 IS
Portland Company. ..............l0 100 nominal
Portland Gas Company, ........ 80 "a IS
Ocean Insurance Company, 100 so 60
At. & st. Lawrence H. R,... as SO
do. do. do, Bonds, 100 90 IS
And. & Kennebec r. X. Stock. 100
do. do. do, Bonds. 100 T8 so
Androscoggin X. X. Stock, 50 90 90
do. 1st Mortgage Bonds. 90 90
Ken. & Portland X. K Stock 100 90 90
do. do. do. Bonds 100 As so
Portland Steam Packet Co., =. 100 none in market
Richardson's Wharf Co.,...lOO 90 100
Cape Eliz Wharf and X. Cor. 80 90 90
Land Warrants, 16Os, per acre., 90 90
do. do. 12os, do =. 90 90