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PECIAL MOTTO ES.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocI

A CoUGH. COLD, OR AN IRRITATEp THROAT, II
allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost in
slant relief. In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and CA
TARRH they are beneficial The good effects result
ing from the use of the Troches and their extended
use has caused them to be counterfeited Be sure
guard against worthless limitations. OBTAIN only
the genuine Brora's Bronchial Troches which have
prored their efficacy by test of many years. Pun
Lie SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the Troches
Military Officers and Soldiers who over-tax the voice
and are exposed to sudden changes, should have
hem. Sold everywhere at rs cents perbox.
jan2l d&w3m
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Cavalry Skirmish at observation-disclosures
from Admiral Porter.

NEW YORK, April 81.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch says
there was a cavalry skirmish Wednesday morn
ing near Drainesyille, between $50 OF the LIST
Vermont cavalry, under Capt Flint, aud about
an equal number of rebels under Capt. Mosely.
Our side got the worst Of it. Flint was killed
and several prisoners taken. The rebel cap
tain was seriously wounded.
Admiral Porter telegraphs TO the Navy De
partment that the raa.s Lancaster and Swift
erland would not have been allowed to 20
down the river had he been on the spot. He
adds that the rams were totally unprepared for
the voyage, and it was madness TO attempt 10
pass the batteries in broad daylight.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-04

sY- The wise and just action of the friends
of temperance Thursday evening renders it
unnecessary to publish the communications re-
ferred to yesterday morning. The question
terest.
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DRs. j. CLAwsoN KELLEY and ii. L. DAVIS.
Medical Office, No 229l Congress street. up same
flight with DIR. johnson. Dentst-only place in Port
aud where DIR. kELLEY's genuine medicines can be
had. Ad1iee free upon all diseases.
jan27 d3aw& wtf32
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SEE woman in another column picking Sambuc-
Grapes, for Speer's Wine Ii is admirable article
used in hospitals and by the first families in Paris
London aud New York in preference to old Port
Wine. Its worth trial, as il gives great satifac-
ton. dec22 dly
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Brighten Mark@,--ApriII.

brighton Markes--Aprif ..
At market 1925 Beeves, 100 Stores 2io0 Sheep and
Lambs. aud ll50 Swine.
Beef Cattle Extra 80 Is So first quality, IS 50
90; second 81 50 a 90: third IS 80 Is
Cows-Sales SIS. 80. AZ and a..
Sheep-s5 50. 90. S 90 a So
Swine W holesale a 8; retail 81 ~.
Beeves are sold by the head. al prices equal TO the
value y 10 of the estimated weight of Beef in the
quarter the same price. at shrnkage from live weight
agreed on by the partiesyarying from 2s TO "a per
cent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-04
Outrageous Treatment of Federal Prisoners
at Richmond.

NEW YORK, April 3.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says
Baron Wardner, who was captured with Gen.
Stoughton at Fairfax Court House. has been
released, and arrived here to-day. He states
that the treatment 6f the Union officers In
Richmond was most outrageous. They do not
receive even as kind treatment as is usually
extended to the vilest criminals.
Capt. A. C. Webster. who has been confined
in Castle Thunder, is to be hung on the 9th
inst, at camp Lee, for violating his parole.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Hrhoays.-ss.sss.s.. A pr6l De
ARRIVED.
Steamer Parkersburg. Hoffman, New York
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, New York
Steamer Montreal. Prince. Boston.
Steamer Harvest Moon. Rox Winterport
Bark 81 Jago Berry. Matanzas 2lst uit
brig Maid of Erin. tBrl Davis. Cumberland Harbor
Cuba-reports, March n, spoke bark Emma McDon-
aid of Pictou Ms. from Cuba for Cork lat 81 o. lon
IL 80: March % lat 80 81 Ion n. fell in with wreck
of sch julia of Nassau lumber laden. with spars
sails and rigging gone and full of water.
Sch \ Ldwis. Wallace. Philadelphia
Sch Tilt, Crosby. Philadelphia.
Sch Rio. Ramsdell, Salem.
SIGNAL for a brig at SPIN.
CLEARED.
Bark Hamilton. Haskell. Havana, by Chase
Bros Co.
Brig chas Wesley, Ford. Fortress Monroe. by Ests
Libby.
Sch Julia Carnage. Black. Baltimore. by Estis
Libby.
Sch Rachel Jane, Huichins Georgetown DC. by
NJ Nickerson.
Sch Cherub. Bailey. New York, by &c York &
Son.
SA1LED-wind ny brig Amon Roweil; schs
Triton. hiawatha. Planet. and Others.
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DESrIsrRY.-Dr JOSIAH HEALD, No .24l Con
gress Street, first door east of lat Parish Church
Portland, Me. aug7dly
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The Rebels in Full Force at Fredericksburg.

NEW YORK, April ;.
The Tribunes dispatch, dated Army of the
Potomac April 2 says reports from deserters
and other sources lead to the belief that the
enemy are still in full force on the Rappahan-
mock. He is removing the stores from Cul-
pepper Court House, and certifying the fords
on the Rapidan. Gems. Jackson, Lee and A.
p. Hill were present at the review below
Fredericksburg on Saturday. An order was
read reducing the baggage aud promising ac-
tive service in April
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The circulation of the Daily Press Is larger
than that of any other daily in the city
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DIR. p. p. QUIMBY. would give noticethat he has
eturnedto Portland. and can be found at his Room
No. 13 INTERNATIONAL HOUSE,, Tuesday, August.
him.
FirstExamin alton at ONCE. ...........s $500
Eachs subsequent sittingat Office ..........,.. so
City Patients, first Examination at residence. 250
Eachsubsequenty visit at residence. .,........ 90
Augustl6, 1s62.-tf
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Commercial Street Front Land
FOR SALE.

gUyHAT very favorably situated and valuable Lot
IL OF Land on the north side of CONNIE rciai Street
at the corner of High street. Is offered for sale.
This lot has one AsRdred and eighty serea feet
front Commerc ial street. afording ample breadth
for six seven first class stores and win be made
hundred TO Hundred sixteen feet deep a. the
purchaser may desire.
The site is favorable in all respects for building be-
ing already completely graded and wholly. or most
. underlaid with ledge, that foundations can be
put in At very moderate expense.
For improvements of q superior class, ~ an early
day this property Is one OF the most eligible.
unoceupied on the street--being near the Boston
Railroad Station aud the upper steamboat wharfand
In the vicinity Of valuable Improvements recently
made on the water front Of the street BY other pro-
prietors.
Meanwhile at the price ut which II can be par-
chased with all the buildings ON it.-it win nfYtrd
very satisfactory investment as IL yields . current
ground rent equal to large part Of the interest,"
the purchase.
The title is undoubted, and the terms OF SAX sii
be favorable Inquire of
r. BtEFrs
a,o disff so .sts.... crs..f
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regu-
lar lines. The steamers for or from Liverpool cal
queenstown, except the Canadian line, which call
Londonderry.
PANAMA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES carrv-
ing Mails for Aspnwall, Panama, and California.
leave New York on the lst 1lth, and 2Ist of each
month.
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TERNs,-ssoo a year u paid rithin three months
rom the date q subscription, or s'oo at 1he e'd
the gear.
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THE subscriber offers for sale his
6S. House and Land. ON the corner of Dam
lllis forth aud Vaughn Streets. The Lot 10
Hill 100 feet square, contains 10000 feet, and
- Is one Of the most gble In the west
part of the city. The house Is built of brick, in the
most thorough manner. has the best of water, dry,
cemented cellar and slated roof II contains parlor
dining-room and kitchen the first floor. and four
chambers on the second floor Hot air. from brick
furnace to all parts of the house Terms very easy
CHAS. A. ALEXANDER.
For further particulars apply to JOHN c. PROC
TER. Lime street. rear of Custom House.
ap4 eodtf
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BENJAMIN KINGsBURY, j

FOR JUDGE OF MUNICIPAL COURT,
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House Wanted.

SUITABLE for a small family. Rent
from $50 to s2op-or House suitable
Hsts for two families. Kent from $500 10
iiii $500. Enquire at -
z LEACH q ROBlNSON'S,
ap4.dlw "a Middle Street.
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Wood aud Tirrses land ser sale.
TWO valuable - ~ ,sad go tr IS. 81 Sac *
iora cer,rA fte8 sitE En@rF .l.x 9Th of
TIMBER ara SOY cffiiaaia .aar.Ge Of
Tv&r lfo 3. Limo Street.
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FOR MAYOR,

FOR MAYOR,
JACOB MCCLELLAN N.
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Ward No Y

TNHE Republicans and Union men of Ward ara
IL requested to meet this SATURDAY. evening a. II
O'Clock, to al q vacancy in the Common Cou,en -
Per order Committee. ana
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bnB mas etuen 3uiammenRoB befir&tets,
tpelAer wa1rfGeiuIt@ NIT @erlul BON W1en=
lAsnleben Uerfntpft eeuelen mare. Die Ser
rem NsbeIlen tpGrpen 3un6&f mad @OSerners
SstanD 8ebra&t, BON tpu lte eelern na9 per
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bereitS EauIenoe tBrer &amerapen l0 Be-
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1NauplaB brfSrDert at ipegoea. OaS 8egimeat
If un9efd6r 1901 81, fart unb teRebt aus
bret 8atai4Onsn 80 4 @ompagniea. Die
9ette tnp tqatpirt, aber ntGt beipafaet nod
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l1er 0evstae Der Ser. 6tantetr, bte am 18,
Stt III Gleoelaup ItattFuoet, getpGBlt,
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EuaeGsFa1t 4se adersVa@a

@af6in gtpn, IS, 0t.: Die ru1llde
Ttptte im Safer ppn SEEM 0prf pirb lpab>
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tbnen 3a iptren. M0n entbefte, beg t6nen Set
ibtsr Nntunft = notwithstanding BON gte6euen.
Sreanben ne4rere GlaIGea gbampa9ner suae.
aedt wprben. gte 0efaneenen tparen f. trpbig,
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Cine srOae >.
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Eat fol8enbe gIeui9fstts
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poto'nao Nrnre ppa Sen. Barren6 2. Corps,
to Dee 9nbe BON 8ritpD8 Station.
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babel Bet6gtli9t.
Da5 NeIultat mar elm eut1@teDsner 6teq
Der unionstvuppen, tpOtet bic 0le6eQen aeC6(ds
8fn un3 ette gan3e 0atterte, ne6R 100 0es
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3aB fe felt 9au2ag Don 60nup3er Suufttpw,
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3nrm 6 agn0nOeQ1tl0le.
aeItte RebelleM int sal.

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pes u6t9tgte Sen. IRta0e 0uerotug8 tim oar
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(D}e4pe'S) @lrnse befstOtt ftp teBE 5tptf4ea
U!auafa8 uuo gGaI9tu8ton.
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ct. 2out8, IL. Sgt. 0spsl0sn Gus bele:
retlt9est Egetle be8 Gtaate8 a7elpeu Dte Ntes
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unD t1Dteten t9m etns grpBe 0lea9e.
g(a0 pen leBten Depel@en Dar @sas 8rgpa
tramer ROD auf Der 9erfoiguu9 be8 6stnOea
bsgrifeu.
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On Sen, @iaj0r 0a4sQ,
Sea. 8rowu 9at Die 0ebstlsa uutee S9el6D
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fol8ung berIet5ea bsggtHen. J9g Gnbf08Heu
TT faum ut88(td,
3met ne1lt4 naG Bern nor0ngtlt9Ca Igs
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l0idt.
3Wetfe 0ePe o.
Un Gen. Olaior &aae6.
Ger. 8yppu bat bte 91sbeIet getarn 5n
eineg entl33etpenben @@ln@t 8gU3t0t8t. Der
Rangf taAr 6artndai8 unD D0ueG.e f0nf Gstus
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f8l19el1 unD na9 allen 5eitea 3erlpyeuot. NIT
0ertuR DON tGrer Nrstuegie, 8aQQaae, D{eger
.0epeGrs uub OsfGu4enen.
Osr @erIalt be5 GSin6e8 an Eo6tse un6
8srnun0etea III ie9r 8roB. Or unIrtee III
ebeufal6 be0eutsnp. -- unGgre Grubbea SER
(olgsn bic fltebsnbft @ts6eQen.
s. O. SB0fteGb, 0enerolmofor
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81. 2Dmts, Is, Ot. @tnt8e 5aufen BON
SbeI6p's &cuPPen baden otel0acfe Gtleu6a6u
.orf tRrem 0s8 na@ Dan @toem paIErt, 3et=
fol8t bon Sen. 8rpwn's gabaIerie. Sbclb9's
Stretf3u8 tit betnna9 3t Gabe unb feiae
Stretttrafte fERb mad allen @tnben 8ertreat,
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@n1t gcnneGee.
s5ebrDDurg ser syeeiupbis sGGar.cRon : GifenbaBn
RlardI be giebeLlelt.

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3ett ua}ere 0ayn!pn pot GouterBt1s al unb
trteB pa3 sc, Sab. 9le8t. 1T fstre 8sgf4aIa
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man a3it Dem 13. ge8ulareu 0Ee8tmsnt urb
f8lna Die 6eiuoe wtt iAnersrn 8egIuit 3urjtd,
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e6en1o btel, 2teut. CAMS, Cit tele8raPbtiHer
Operateur RON Sen. Gberntan'S STAB, nnb
G0warO 8utler, Elm &ele8rapgtt SpurRen HFrs
munDet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-16
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"a. SeptemSer muerbalb Der @barletpn Barre
Sur Nnter, btBt inter ben &anpuen beg 8lpfas
beeei4waOetS. gtr paltrten eIidtib baS
gefGbrlt&e Soap Satteras, tnbem tptr ben
SpaE1 Canal beausten, Der tnetfdbr l Nletle
brett uno 3 Wfeilen lang sptlHen Der &lfte
unO Der 8ranbun8 auf ben Sanbbdnfen i9
btu3tebt. Nm Wbenb Des Drttten Ea9eS, in
Ger llabe bon Sap Scar, als eben unier Sod
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-16

Der zines freten 2anbes lstn tperben (ppsa le
ua1 metner Nnf&t 9eetsnet ffnb) - elmer
STAGE, fir peren @CbIfabrt wtr erObe Na-
~ftrensnusen semaGt uno eruBe Spfer se6raGt
haben II. (. ~.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-16

9gbfo6rf zines &rUpiauts9 9iFes.
Da8 @rODtantl@iif &trcaiitan sept an "a
.bs. Don 8plt0w nGA Dem @pIf ab,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-13
The Cabinet Organ
The Cabinet Organ

by its great sustaining power, is admi-
rable for church music, both as solo and
accompaniment, and by its excellence Of
action and distinctness of tone is highly
effective in . large range of secular mu-
sic.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-13
a Popular Story ~ josh Binings.

0U yU04Qef muDkeetcrS
The most pesky ov all Gods creetprs. 81,
hav finally ketched it, hay bin like .
76ns,, led sudden to the shutter, and had III
blood sucked out ov me, as though it was
only sweet slider, and belonged tn somebody
else, am man oy peace. but, low and be-
holdf there amt piece in me but what il
bit and apuekered, and tore 53Asz sErrEgr
WxeA snasksctefs whisper In ynre ear
.,.a The devils angels are no Ssrinx near. s~s
retired last night to rest, at the usual
time, on the left side ov me, and about 2 feet
adiacent waz the side ov the hous. on the
south side ov me, and about 2 feet adjacent
n mi wife. dropt tn sleep as snow fake
dug on the buxzun oy silycry Lake. n bav
faint idee that this last sentence, for luyla.
ness, can't be beat handy.) dreamed .
good sized hot dream. NJ . Tggg'r rs7.gls
II hit like the breath oy Kanada Thi,.ell
Around mi he'd triing tn xhssell. N
Suddenly awoke.
The room wuz full OF yells ard screams
responsive. | dashed wildly across the room.
! III lite. 1 harked, one ov my moste re-
liable hanks. Awl ~uz stil-still az crows
nest IN the dead ov winter. gazed a gaze,
~ tho was triing tn thred the rong end ov
q kambrik neadeI. Ava in the distance, sol.
itaa, alone, close up tn the ceiling, chawing
.hiz cud, sot little gray cuss. I dipped Z
koarse towel into basin ov water and wrunp
IT out. Il krept up under the little grey cuss
Ii TUX aim, and fired,
And hit the spot =, 4,-+.,..- NJ
Where the little grey cuss had sot.
( Awf wnz still agin. l onlighted the kan
die-and sought mi couch.
.If slept agin, sonla as the vartuous sleep
sSocnly, alas! too soonly a
CkoScLuDED IN ouR SEx)
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-13
Finkle & Lyon 'a
Sewing Machine Company,
53S Broadway, New York. rat
Branch once, 1O2 Lake Street,

nrahch Omce, 1O2 Lake Street,
chicago, HI. s.
EOR THE PURPOSE OF FACILITATING THE
LYON SEWING MACHINE co. have opened q perus-
nent Once in Chicago No 1O2 Lake Street (frst floor
York to Chicago will added to the New DIRK prices In
other respect business the Chicago office viii
full assortment of Machines with ii, The late innro,.
ments is already in the Chicago Office all orders fer
Machines and Sewing Machine Findings viii be promptly
'i To narts. ,,,,. .c,m,,,,sa "a, ~. v;,.,. .
ssrna Msas;naS a., aegnansed WIN ,ns t,nke Lyon
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-13
SH E EFT M USIC
MNSNGEE YTDRKSs

We publish Of the largest and most valuable Cat
alogues In America, and daily adding to it. Our IA
ces for furnishing In this particular depart
ment are unlimited.
Every piece Of Music published IN the United States
for sac at Wholesale and retail We have constant
changes with the European publishers and therefore
supply any Foreign Music desired.
Special attention given to the filling OF orders for
Choruses, Operas OTatorios Church Music Books Or
chestral Parts, etc., etc.
Music arranged to order for any instrument or number
Of instruments.
Music BY MAM.-Music is sent by mall, the expense
being cent per Persons at distance will 6nd
the conveyance saving Of time and expense In obtain
ing supplies Books also be sent ut the rate OF
cent per ounce.
Besides the articles above named, We keep on hand
ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Aad erery article in the line Of Musical
Merchandise. rst
The limits Of this Circular prevent from describing
at length the styles and prices Of the various articles
be found in establishment many not even
named; but Gill any order for goods In line
that may be sent us.
I'm Respectfully,
WM. A. POND 4 co.
evsy4- atraF ~ SAT Byoadscay. Eesc York
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-13

Illustration is frequently more effective
than argument, and an old Pennsylvania
Democrat, who voted for Governor Curtin,
understood its force when he employed the
following smile:
10 send my son to the war to kill Rebels
and to stay at home myself to vote against
the Government, is like hitching team Of
oxen to one end of wagon and team of
horses to the other, when the only result will
be the pulling of the wagon to pieces"