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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05
CsRrIrlCAgk oF AsALY-is

ihsse snal,1ea th. IODINE WATER Irorar'd by br.
Auler aud End II 20 b. sol'on 9: prc IODINE DO az
/, s. ion, h.~n ,l.ira,un, 70 pr,parc iodine lsi e ~
o. nt.rd IT, uneon,bned ';-iei ihs 81 pla''on 10y
Dr. An.er enable. rs to es, ihA Object. Each hild ounce
fth, water contains aboo. haa sraf II Iodine fnlfr
It valuable preparation, sd which vii prove F'csDe
IN al those c,e, uhcro the Of iodine j. Indicted
JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ d CHrmsr.
,sec.e y,.a P,qf JANIS {. BOOTH raao. stto
hiEt p.illdo.gaA
Dr. HEyrr A,Drss Tho sample q loDiNE WATER
,c,ed b. nv lrd to l Iodine dissolved ln ri, water
R.ro.tNly yogr'.
JiNFs {. HOu1H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05
fosisttsr's 6iomatb Bittfrs.

DROTECr YOUR HRALTH
UOSTETTER's STOMACH BITTEIs.
Strengthen the stomach
Inyigorste the nerves,
Regulate the bowels,
Regrnerate the liver,
Improve The appetite,
Animate tho spirits,
EqIalize The circulation,
Tone tie who. system,
And tbs pToiongliie
WITH
HOSTETTrR'S BITTERS.
Defy unwro'.cuie 81,
Quality imp1r, water
Guard against damp,
Prevent maiafious levers,
Anticipate nG'-e-tioi,
Battle fever sud sg"e,
Brave az climates,
ReeGui, exhausted nature,
Sustain body snd mind,
WITH
HOSTETTEE'S BITTERS.
Enleebisd dyspep;ics
ToitweIi.d operatives,
Soldiers ia The hospital,
Pale, caTr-woTn citizens,
Settlers ~ lsnd-
Travellers aud explorers
Victims Of sea~csnc-s,
The AGED and decrerit,
sbood all be- provided
WITH
HOSTEVTEIiS BIITEES.
Harf.i.s- : siouisrt,
Pos, eriul a. foul,
Quick 4s Conceive,
SAFE a. ~ hitsI.iiye,
Mid a. a Llas I've.
surc a. T. Fio-f'iye,
Good a. ipP-tler,
Pheasant 80 to.di1i-
Life bar safeguard
EQUAL TO
UOSTETTER'S BITTEES.
THE PERILS OF TIE SEASON,
=
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THE PERII.S OF TIE SEASON,
HOW TO AVOID THEM.
Iiio' Infinite rlportsnc' to the public t. nou -
HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTEHs


r-r,rn, relieve All cufr the Complaint, n"a is.nt y
I'll. c-l..-t. Alring %.
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PROGRESS OF RncRuITIyc.-siuce the first OF

e present year. 4715 volunteers have entered the Oh
ard new regiments respectively from this e. .'s ma!
be seen BY reference TO iho annexed table ana nave
been mustered into the United States service by Lieut.
col Reeve. During the past two months there have
been Upward Of COO enslments and no doubt There
would have been more but for the prospect OF hisA
bcnncs being paid by those in want OF substitutes.
Scarcely half Of these belonged in New YORK the
malo-, being enlisted in the country and sent hihcf
to be mustered in. Notwithstanding the dram there 10
considerable volunteering, men pr't'rring 70 "H'ef
regiiuents the officers Of which they may become
acquainted with before leaving the city On Broadway
and the Bowcry there ale Dozen OF more reorIhiDg
Offices all OF which receive fair shere Of attention from
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INvALUABLE IN CANT.

and no military hospital ous, be wiiiout III su, 'uP
ply bo, iol preventive remedial pupos' hsny the
attention Of the
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EAST HAMPTON l.. l.,
MAY 10, lBuj
Dr. IA. ASprRs : ,o-GIsrs: The Package of Iodine
Water came all right My diioa,e that OF the Hol valve
Of tho heart before using the Iodine Water srns sound
bens very distinct dstnc,th could be hc.fdw
out dRiny with my oSoIcOat button,I Now TINT rubbing
sound is not to be- heard.
Yonrs truly, ~
GEORGE l.. LESTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05

sISIArTHE lLHAstc
sun-F,,... 81 sets.......... or Moon-his'f j. ."
IreH yArEE gHis nAf.
Sandy Hvok. IL y OOs. snd... }o' Hell Oaio'-.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05

DESTRUCTIVE FIREIY THE STEVENS HOUSE.
In our edition Of Friday we mentioned the fact Of the
arrest of servant girl named Eliza Gilmarn on sus-
pcon Of having set fire TO the Stevens House. corner oil
Broadway and Morris street in revenge for beng dis
charged The propretors, aprrehensive that the fire
might break again stationed Waterman in the mp
per stories, % keep n lookout during the night. Ate
d. IN, Friday he reported 20 the proprietor that
nothing unusnl had occurred during The night and
wished to be relieved io the purpose Of going home and
getting some sleep. Satisfied that everything was all
light the proprietor allowed him 10 20. About m.
fre was discovered bursting from the attic windows
and on going TO the upper floors they were found In
blaze. The alarm wls instant given but before Inc
fire could bo subdued the upper stories were badly dam
aged. The loss viii amount 10 about 5000. fire'Mnr-
fnal Baker examined tho watchman. aA0 stated that
during the night 81 dlfcreht tI0cs on entering the room
in which the fire first discovered, Le smelt smoke
and heard slight cracking noise, but that toward
morning these sounds died away and he thought no
more ofthe matter Tho theory is that all this time the
fire must have been gmOdering beneath the door ana
finally broke out. The building and furniture we're in
e.red 5000 each. in the Bcckmu BTcYoOrt, and Re
lief Iusurance Companies and for o. 800 In the Atlantic
Insurance Company of Brooklyn. 10
FIRH.-A fire broke out in the unoccupicd
6 sJpe building 10. 2sC Last Tllteenta street Owned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05

The Rev. L. II. Chaplin, after years absence
in Europe will resume his pulpit minstrati"ns iomor'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05
BOARD OF sUpERvIsoas.-At a stated NEE,

Ing Of this Board yesterday afternoon President Little
in the Chair the Of sl20 coo was appropriated or
the purpose Of paying the bills incurred by The Police
during the late riots. The committee 10 whom ans re-
ferIed a communication from John jay and j. T. BIT
erworth. requesting that certain property In their
hands amounting so30o might be placed "a The tax
list for assessment presented report cnl0gsing Tie
course OF those gentlemen In thus voluntarily tightening
the burdens Of the CITY, and recommending That the
request be granted. Adopted. Tic Committee on An
several Wards presented a report comprising the
general valuation Of real and personal property. The
value Of real estate returned by the Commissioner Of
Taxes and Assessments sfO2, ls5..s2; personal
estate 49, 9G7 36l Total sJ94 lJi ,43 The report Of
the Committee Annual IaYes fixes the valuation OF
real estate at 500 l9G oJ2pcrsOno property at el
CO. lG. Total 1894 l96.el3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05

R1oT CLAIMS. The Committee of the Super
yisors are slowly considering the riot caiins, getn
through with about twenty every day. Several formal
demands for payment have been served on inc 'oh'
troller, and litigation VIII probably result unless r'
engagements are soon made for more speedy settle
ment.
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~lpOIicu.
BORT h)ar6cno' Nolite.

oaIarr,a, Iig Nancy T. Locke for Boston with lumber
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lulx97 laa

jaly - 1872.
Din II. AspEns 4 Co-GEsTs: have taken one bottle OF
Iodine Water with decided advuntagr for chronic hIon
chitis Of severn! years standing
Yours, Ac.,
H. MANN. JE,
No. % Wall stee,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05

CssrrfxrS have examined your Liquid Iodine Z rarc
Iodine Water and had re ISOLATION Il Iodine containing
"a lea, q-.ll.,y ~ u practical parpo. as - eddie!
sgut l1vc used Z IN obstinate 81 rrf.a aud can
attest W supror vaar in the treatment q 'h ''. Of d''
ease. folly convinced your soiaon % o.r IA P,re
water l. ~ preferable T. any e'r .on Ia vii 10 h ha- hih.
,rio been us,A.
Rc.pertoiiiv vorr, &C. r. NtHTNEY. ST. q.
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r. NHITNEY. ST. q.

Tho hurist niub,r OK n. Bhe Er1nar, cll,,dby Tie
Row Drorsc Sosfs coptar, the follow ns editorial notice.
IopSK W.rrEln ,hi- nunb'r Of or magazine ~c -
irodsce TO tho attention q reader is n'ra Tr'para
ton W. have done so fr pay nor because orr pss
arc need a. medium Of adv,rscmenicr We have uniformly
declined them b., rauic 10 God and sense 81 to
Dr. Ander. 1 Go. has made ", in.er, the follow us;
my only son George Stou- now 81 Yeas cd has been
afflicted for dozen years rts, with pi'ro
swelinss aud lnnlnmaons in various pats 81 Bis body
onont les seemingly b. nc~rto deaih tlien rcspe
for son, bat only for return Of the dcao WITH moro
For the past three years he has had sore on
his brr,a; and acgy bis collar bone with u'ceEs
ton IN as THROAT tia, fap lly increasing ~ thSi dissol
ton app, red Inevitable In this condition he uTpci to Dr.
Andtr 90 ny the OF the odnc Na'f the ne'rt 81
in throat disappeared Ia snort time CONTINUING is
IN lees than months Ice apparently hcslcd and lie
general health much improved This 'ou, whom had ied
woald fall asleep death before this Sunm,r should close IL
now apparently IN fair way 10 recover perfect 'ali -
common mortal state In gratitude 10 God, "ho has
thus answered prayrg ad IN justice TO ID. Ander Co.
have made tbs cu, satisfied tt uer, is slt Ia the
Iodine Water treatment which the readers ol tbs magazine
will thanA IL Editor ,or bringing to their notice.
zero. SrORRS.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05

BOARD or ALDERMES.-A special meeting OF
tie Board held yesterday afternoon. when mn
elaborate communication received from the City
Inspector in relation 10 slaughterhou Mr. Boole
after advcrtng 10 tie evils caused by these pnccs, re-
comments that they b. removed above Forteth street.
and built along the banks Of the North and East Rivera
The paper wGt referred TO u select Committee, and or
dered to be printed in the Corporation newspapers.
communication received from the Mayor designat
ing Tie NeD FORK L,dder and DispGoh Corporation
papers The Mayor vetoed resolution appropriating
money for tbe purpose Of building new steam fire.
engine making the same objection ms heretofore in
gard to similar appropriations that there steamers
enough Several other vetOcs received from the
MAYOR which we print In the official proceedings. A
communication from the treasurer shows balance IN
the treasury Of sl,Joo,2Is Co., The Board adJourned
without day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05

HORSE SHOERS. The journcymen horse
shoers Of Ncw.York and other cities have adopted
III, following rate Of wages: Tiremen not less than
50 % PEI ,lay for ten hours work, hoornen no' 1855
than - per day for ten hours work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05
LIE Ninth MILITIA REGIMENT.-At a reeen

election in this regiment, LieutCcl Rutherford pro
siding. Ralph A. tanning elected Captain oil CON
pany C. Charles = Strong Captain Of Company d. am
Thomas W. Howard I'd Lieutenant of Company ,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05

:. W ar Shop....... = - .'''''''''
National POT Poufii.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-01

Decker, Dunton. Bath Statesman, Nickerson. Wash.
ton; Sarah Mills, Dayton, do; Louisa Dyer, Jane.
SON. SON. Ne.wburyport; boundbrook, Perry, Boston;
NEW HAVEN AR 29th, sch Catherine, Eaton.
Calais.
PROvIDENCE-Ar2 10Th, sch Hampton, Hart. fta
Calais.
Sid 10Th. schs. Challenge Tapley, and Ottoman,
blanchard. for New York; Spring Bird, Ryder, do;
Hudson. Warren, Bangor; Lyndon. Smith, Dennys-
NEwPoRT-Ar 2sth, schs q D, stinson, Camden
Tor NewDern Nc; "A Hammond, Paine, Boston for
Philadelphia.
BRIsfOL-Ar 29th sch Globe, Martin, Cardcnas.
PAWTUCkET-Sld2st 18th, sch Willis Putnam, Cook,
NEW BEDFoRD-sld 10th, sch Mcdonald, Kei.
ley, New York.
Ar 2sth sch Democrat Pendleton Calais.
PLfMOUfH-Ar2 2d, sch kosciusko. Dow, from
Thomaston.
DANVERs-Ar oath, sch Marmora, Smith, from
Ar 2eth schs Banner. Hart, and 7 IL Cushing,
BOsTON2Ar sOth, schs West Falmouth. Dow.
from Philadelphia; Gold Hunter, Ware, New York ;
Maine, Williams, Bath.
Cid 3oth, barks Mary QBr, Bartlett. for Aspnwall;
EFT, st Andrews NB; Admiral. Horton, Rockport to
load for Baltimore; sch NJ Sherman Sherman
Washingt
Ar both, ship Jas Guthrie Hanscom. FIN Calcutta;
bark Palmyra, (Br) Croker Glasgow; schs Mars
Hill, llmeburner, aud Active, Mathews Phladel-
phia; Isaac Rich Crowell. do; Almira, Haskell and
Margaret, Pendleton, Elizabethport; G Lanfair,
Snow, New York; Freeman. Croker, Machias; Oce-
anica, Winchenbach, Waldoboro; Oio. Hickman,
Cid Both, brig Caroline Eddy, Pomroy, Bangor;
schs L o Foster, Eldrdge. New York; Scion, Board
sALEM-Cld 9th, sch Telegraph, Matthews, for
Bangor.
GfOUCEsTER-Ar 18th, schs Maryland, Hatch,
Deer Isle for Boston; Wild Rover. Hamilton, New
NEwBURYPORT-sld 9th, sch Equator, Arey,
Bangor.
whence,
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-01
FOREIGN PORTS.

Sailed FIN Melbourne March IL, ship Joshua Bates,
Walker Dunedin; 10th, sch 4 Rutter, Pendleton,
Invercargill.
At Akyab March 81, ships Eddystone. Dyer, Idg;
Soule, Osgood. and Rainbow, Kelley, do; Tenn
pest, Whitney, do.
At Bassein March Is ships Amos Lawrence, Whit.
more. ldg; Autocrat. Burwell, do.
At Rangoon March 30, ships Crimea Peabody FIN
Acapulco, ar 17th Southerner, SouIe, from Gale ar
18th; Jane ID Cooper Howerd; Ionian, Tobey; Ma
ry Hammond. Arey. and Transit. whitney, for Eng.
land, ldg; bark Delphine Nickels, firm Liverpool sr
26th for do; brig Lizzie Bliss, Pearson FIN Bombay.
Goth, for do
Cid ship Bradee. Nickels, Boston.
At Foochow March IS, ship Fanny Fern Jordan,
and Kitty Simpson Mayo. for Shanghae.
Sailed from Swallow March 10, bark G Bunker,
Cooper, Newcwang.
At Singapore April 8. ship T w Sears, Sherman
for sale; bark Kate Hastings, kingman, from Hong
Kong. ar Sth, and others.
At Malaga 9th inst. ship Cowper, Sherman, from
New Orleans. disg; bark Columbia, Atkins, FIN do,
dsg.
Cid 9Th. brig Richmond, sprague, New York; It'll,
ship John Merrick, Mclean, Almera, to load for
At Pernambuco Sd inst brig Lanzarotte Chairman
from New York, disg.
At Jacmel 9th. brgs Ocean Belle, FIN and for New
York; NJ Newell, for do Is days; Isabella Jewott,
for Cuba.
At Cienfuegos sth inst. banks Acacia Pinkham, for
Northern port: Crimea. for Cork. for order; brgs
Ceylon, lBrl for Northern port; ASHER, Thestrup
for Portland.
At Neuvitas I4th, brig Kalmuck from New York.
disg; Saml Lindsey, for do. ldg
At Ponce 18TH brig w Treat FIN -, Just ar; sch
Maria Hall, for New York days.
At Black River May 9. brig NJ Carver, for Phila-
delphia days.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-01
Ratb Disgr&oed.

The Kennebec Courier is published tempo
rarily at Bath, 1t is called the Kepaebec Cou-
rier because it has no fixed place of publica-
ton. 1t was Issued not many months since in
Halowell, and may be heard from next any
where between Moosehead and Seguin, or no.
where, as the case may be. IL brings dis
grace and reproach upon any place where it
appears, with one alienation already mention
ed, that the inaction is temporary. A perpe-
tuity of the Kennebec Courier would be a
nuisance to heinous to becafmly contemplated
by any community.
This Courier last Tuesday took occasion to
review communication which recently APP
peared in the Press, entitled ''The Shipbuild-
ing City," With characteristic i'll manners
the Courier assumes that the communication
in question was written by the Editor of the
Press and devotes d column of its editorial
page, all that could be spared from rehash
of foul matter two weeks old pertaining to
the Valandigham case, to a personal attack
based on that supposiion.
To this gratuitous personality we shall make
no reply. 1t has no bearing upon the case
Still less shall we enter into any argument, in
which the Courier could even seem to be the
champion of Bath. We have too much re-
spect for that city. That men are unwisely
conservative in business as web as politics is
too plain fact tobe gainsad; and who doubts
after all, that there are such conservatives in
Bath? That the Portland Press has "a wan
Sing circulation in Bath, tumbling in at the
''rste of dozen day." is simply untrue
Our daily circulation in Bath has steadily in
creased from the beginning. The Courier's
reckless statement is made without knowl-
edge. Furthermore the Editor of the Press is
not indebted to the men, who buy his paper
now, nor was he indebted to the purchasers Of
a former paper, published in Bath. The rem
dering of equivalents leaves no Indebtedness.
There is nothing more in the Courer's eff
fort demanding single word, if we except
the ofcious and laundering attempt to cor
rect quotation in the communication re-
ferred to. "'fo the manner born,'" saws the
Courier, SIS a new idea in literature and Ii
"bel on the old author who in IordIy language
"wrote, to the manor born.'' These be brave
words,-in short, this is "lordly language"
Without inquiring too closely how new idea
can be a libel on an old author, may we ask to
what 'cld author" the Courier refers? There
is no such expression in English literature as
ito the manor born" 1t is however very
common misquotdtion for "to the manner
BORN" which you will find in Shakspeare's
Hamlet" act I, scene 4, line Is. Stick to
personality; you don't succeed well in criti-
cism.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-01
DOMESTIC PORTS.

GEoRGEToWN-Ar 9th, schs Express, Went
worth, Bangor; 2Sth, Elizabeth Deiart, Lowe, from
New York.
Ar 9th, sch Express Wentworth Bangor.
BALrlMORE-Cld 9th, ship Grey Eagle. Bur-
CESS Rio Janeiro; sch Prcilla, Crowther, Alexan-
dria; Rio, Ramsdell, Providence.
Ar 2sth brig B Patterson, Knight, Bahia; sch
Alciope. WescOtt Bangor.
CID 2sth. schs Geo Fogg Paine, and Otter Rock,
Thompson. Boston.
PHILADELPHIA AR 9th, ship Frank Boult,
Morse, Key West; bark Sea Eagle, Howcs, from Port
Spain.
Ar 2sth, sehs Canary, Pitcher and Geo Kilburn,
Norwood, Calais; Romeo. Brown Bangor; Mary
Louisa, Turner Boston.
Cid 2sth, ship Wallace. Reed, Key West; bark Ire.
mont, Phinney New Orleans; brigs ID Ii Doane,
knowlton Portland; Sarah Bernice, Calagan, Bos-
ton; schs Henry Perkins, Wilson. New Orleans: X 8
Warren, Warren. Deer Isle; Froic, Kennedy, Rock
land.
NEW Y0RK-Ar Goth. bark Pallas Biddle Belize,
Hond Investigator. Gilkey. Havana; brigs Condor,
Allen. Africa for Halifax Paragon, Wallis, Cienfue-
gos; Anita Owen, Wallace, Neuvtas: Sarah Peters,
Higgins, Trinidad; Timothy Field Conery, Arroyo;
schs Mary Helen, Hutchinson, Georgetown; Golden
Eagle. Kelsey, Providence.
Cid 18th, ships Celestial Empire, Percy, San Fran
cisco; Cntyator Russell Liverpool; barks Courser.
Griffin. Dublin; A CASTOR. Parmalee. Barbados;
W Dodge. Jarvis. Trinidad; Orchilla. Deye-
reaux, Matanzas; Hannah Croker, Nickels New
Orleans; brig Fannie Lorenstein, Port ROYAL SC;
schs Paine, Jones, PASSPORT; Forest, Wilson,
Rockland; Ii Thompson, Baker, Augusta; Julia A
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-01
BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
EVENING PAPERS,

rom observation-disclosures Driven to the Inte-
rior Entertainments.
New YORK, May 80.
Inc Fact that Gen. Rosecrans began to move
week ago, tends to confirm the report that
'ragg IS falling back from his front
Inc Tribune says, at o'clock this morning
,ur Washington correspondent teegraphed
he facts OF the situation at Vicksburg, which
re as follows, summed up by high authority
zen. Grant has, step by step, driven the rebels
nto their interior entertainments, turning the
thers against them. They, however, have
roops to relieve each other as often as NAV be
ieslred in defending that line of their works,
'ut he Is continuing without serious danger of
noestation from Johnston SO far to assail sue
essiully but gradually, in order to take as
much care as he should take to save the lives
pi his troops engaged in the desperate lighting
of such siege.
Tue Times says there is no prospect that
anything will be attempted in the Department
oil the South this season. Orders have been
sent there to give furoughs to five per cent.
OF the men, and these instructions are to be
carried out forthwith.
Hilton Head letter to the Herald. dated
the oath, says, at least 10000 men have been
sent by Beauregard to Johnston.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-01

WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, asthma, Group, Whoop-
ing Cough, Qainsy, and tho numerous as well as
dangerous diseases of the Throat Chest and Lungs
prevail, in our changeabe climate. at all seasons of
theyear: few are fortunate enough TO escape their
banetul influence. How important then TO have at
hand certain antdote to all these complaints. Ex-
perience proves that this exists in Wistars Baisdm
to extent not found in any other remedy; howev-
severe the suffering the application of this sooth
ing, healing and wonderful Balsam at once van
quishes the disease and restores the sufferer won't
ed health.
GEORGE w. MILLETT. Esq,
Editor of the "Norpay 4dcertiser' gives his opin-
ion Of this great remedy substantially follows:
NORWAY VILLAGE Me, Aug. 4, 1860.
Messrs. S. W. FOWLER Co, Boston
Gentlemen:-F remedy of such undoubted
merit as Dir. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
cheerfnlly give you my testimony and trust that
Others may be induced thereby to give a trial and
be relieved. Several years since first became ac-
quainted with this Basam at time of a distressing
cough and cold. which took such firm hold OF my
lungs to render unfit for business and its OPP
Grafton produced speedy and permanent cure, after
trying various remedies TO no avail.
In our town this remedy is a great fayorite with
many, and if all who suffer will give il a fair trial.
monary affections, than any other remedy of this
class before the public.
Yours respectfully, GKo. w MILLETT.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE & CO, Boston,
and for sale by alldruggists. mch21 d& w3m40
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-01
Union State Convention.

The citizens of Maine who are Internationally 10y
nj TO the Government of the United States, and who
Internationally support all its for the sup
prassien OF the Rebellion. and who are resolved TO
spare " . endeavor TO maintain National Jnion,
both in principle and territorial boundary in
vited TO send Delegates TO Convention 10 be held in
the city of BANGOR, on
Wednesday, the LIST day of July next,
or the purpose of nominating a candidate for Gov
ernor, TO be supported by the Union men of Maine
at the next election.
Each city, town and plantation is entitled to send
one delegate, and additional delegate for every
five hundred iphs bitants. fraction Of three hun
dred entities town to an additional delegate.
LEONARD ANDREWS York
SAMUEL L. SPRINJ, Cumberland.
Rufus S. STEVENS, OIyord.
NELSON DINGLEf, JR., AItdroscopcir.
j. ID. PRESCOTT, Frdnkiin.
JAMES g BLAINE, Kennebec.
JOHN s. BAKER, Sdyudslhoc
s. ID. LINDSAY, Somerset.
4. w. STEfSON Lincoln.
II. X. SiMONTON, Amor.
VIM MoG1LVERY, Waldo.
EPHRAIM FLINT. Piscattqais.
JOHN WYMAN, Penobscot.
EUGENE HALE, HnWoock
GEORGE w. DYER, Washington.
EBEN'R WOODBURY., Aroosfook.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-01
From the Army of the Potomac.

NEW YORK, May 30.
The Herald's headquarters army of the Po-
tomac despatch, dated 10Th, says that yester-
day most successful balloon reconnaissance
was made by Capt. Paine, of the Topographic
cal Engineers. The atmosphere was remark
ably clear, and the enemy could be seen with
great distinctness. No indications of move
ment were discovered, though it is still be-
lieved that portion Of their forces have passed
up the Rappahanuock.
The Worlds Washington despatch says, on
Wednesday last, when near Piedmont Station,
about twenty-six miles from Winchester, on
the other side of the Shenandoah river, a
squadron of the 18th Pennsylvania cavalry at
tackled accommodating detachment of the 9th
Virginia cavalry, putting the latter to flight
and taking fourteen prisoners.