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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SAT-
- - URDAY, I'd May, two negro men, HENRY and
pharaoh. Henry is of yellow complexion, medium
size rather slow spoken is about IS years age Pharaoh
is black, coed size broad mouth. and stutters badly
These negroes carried all their Clothes and perhaps
gentleman Washington, N c.. Pharaoh from gen.
teman in NansemOnd county, Va. reward of $25 for
each negro will be given for their apprehension dev-
cry Ny address is "Shallow Ford Aamance county,
n C." JR G. FAUCETTE
MAY Z, 1888 3e-tf
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From the United States.

Gov. Vance left the City on Tuesday last to be
present at Commencement at Chapel Hill. He will
probably return to, day.
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BOLLINGBRoOK HOTEL.

TTNRAYELERS SEEKING A. QUIET HOME AT A
Il Hotel conducted by moral and religions gentlemen
would do well to stop at this house. kept bv Messrs HOI
LADAY, 'AMES WELLONS, late of Suffolk. Board on
y s. per day The fare good the market will afford
May l9, 1868. o.. 41-6tpd
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.- Az sIOO REWARD. ~
~ ANYWAY EKOM THE NEIGHBORH0OD OF

TO ANAWAY FROM THE NEIGHBURHUUD UF
LII Henderson, N. c.. in the month of July last, negro
boy SOLOMON, 20 years age, feet or ucheS high,
or tpeech He is supposed to have passed himself fCra
free boy and goneOf servant oF some soldier and IS
probably in camp. Said boy belongs to the estate OF MaJ
above named his apprehension and delivery; or
for his confinement in Jail so that she can get him.
f'l' - 80. -'' ELIZA T. SKINNER, Executrix.
- Oxford, N c., April II, 1883. yc y"o 20 S2-Sm.
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CoTToN CARDs-The sum of one hundred and
five dollars was paid in this City, day or two SINCE
for three pairs of cotton cards.
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The Eutaw Ala. Whig learns that some wheat of
the present crop has been engaged in Greene Coun-
ty at 50 80 per bushel. '' ...
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SUGAR.!
1A HHDS. GOOD BROWN SUGAR
AO For sale by A. A. WILLARD
Greensboro, N. c., April z, 1868. 2g-
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HEADQ'Rs. RANsEUR's BRIGADE,

May ~, 1905.
Mr.. EDIToR:-An act of Congress approved Oc-
tober l3, 1862 provides that the President be,
and be is hereby authorized to confer a badge of
distinction upon one private or non commissioned
officer of each company after every signal victory it
shall have assisted to achieve. The non- commits
stoned officers and priVateS of the company may
choose, by majority Of their votes the soldier best
entitled to receive such distinction whose name
shall be communicated to the President and if the
award fall upon deceased soldier, the badge shall
be delivered to his widow or if there be no widow
to any relation the President may adjudge entitled
to receive IT," 'r '."
have the pleasure, Sir, to forward to you for
publication the list Of those adudged by their
rades to be entitled to the badge of the brave"
though it will be seen that in some instances,
there has existed perhaps natural indspositon to
make any discrimination.
also send you Gen. Ramseur's recent order con-
graduating his command upon their conduct during
the recent campaign. ,.-'. 'i.'.'
-~~-- - Very respectfully, yours, ..
SEATON GALES,
Ass't,Adjt. General.
List of nonconmissioned Officers and PriUqtes in
Ramseurs Brigade, designated By their CON-
rddes as s1Orthy to srear tho Badge Of Honor
for conspicuous gGllantry at ChanceIlOrsUille.
SECOND N. O.. TRooPs, '-.- 80.
Co A-Sergt John e Banner ..-
Co B-Private W H Flowers. ..
Co C-Sergt Ellis.
Co D-Corpl s FELTON,.
Co E-Sergt T Booth.
Co F-Corpl May.
Co G-Private Thomas Williford.
Il Co H t' Simeon Graddy.
Co + Aaron A Pitt.
Co ,K-Corplr Ghas Carter.
-- ,.:.' FoUR1H N. G. TROOPS. 49,.
Co A-Serot w 6 Shnfrord Rilled)
Co B--Private Jacob w Wilhelm. "
Co C-No decision.
Co E-Sergt James W Leggett, Qilled)
Co F-No decision.
Co H-Privato G W shres, Q4fled)
Co I-Private VIM II BaIlow,
Co K-Private W R Josey. ..
.'. FOURTEENTH N. @. TRooPs.
Co A-No decision.
Co 'C-Privatc Henry Sanders
Go D-Sergt J F Goforth. a..
Co E. Urias Pool, (killed)
Co F. 90" N Whitmire. -. 20 =
Co G. I" j r Smith, Ckilled.)
Co H-No decision. ..... r .,.,.
Co I-Corpl G M Smith.
Co K-Sergt L N Keith.
~. TnIRTIErH N c. Troops.
Co A-Private Johu W Holland, Qkilled)
Co lB-Noa decision. .r:- -.s-. -...:--..- -
Co C-Private Vim j Mcdowell
Co D-No decision. &C. ~
Co E." :" -.
Co F-sergt J WI House.
Co G--No decision.
Co HAPrivate VIM McCanly. W"A
Co I-No decision. -.,
Co K--Privats E NJ Bales-R4gistsr.
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May 90, 1868.
a5n RRWARn-

.... . %. .... $50 REWARD.
DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
- 18th of Oetobor negro boy IVES Said boy very
black about 80 years of age feet inches high.
will pay the above reward for his apprehension that
may get him, or for his delivery to at Oak Ridge Gull
ford County N. G. THOMAS GRAHAM
, Jan. 81, 1858. 4-tf
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STOP THE RUNAWAY-S75 REWARD.
ND ANYWAY FROM THE. SUBSCRIBER, MONDAY
Ee, night the 9th April last, HENRY, mulqto boy.
aged about ls years. aud weighing 40 $50 pounds He
wore low crowned white hat and thick outside wooden
shirt He is riding large fine bay horse 6 hands high.
about years DID, taken from my stabe and is evidently
making his way back to Richmond Vas where the SUBJ
scriber bought him last November Or he may attempt
to pass the ankee lines beyond Richmond. He repre-
sents himself as servant and he is taking the hUrsa
10 his master in the camp He rode on wagon saddle
with blind bride, having large dragon bit. He pass
ed through Salisbury, and will probably pass through
Greensborough Danvile, Va, RaleighS will give
reward of $25 for the recovery Of the horse and $50 for
me Huntsville rsS1Tffy Ysdkn adj Co. c. May s. 1858 ST.
daily three times and forward bills tow. W. Long.
-. = 300 NEGROES WANTED.
UyHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO HIRE THREE
d hundred hands to work the grading q the Chat
ham Railroad.
The line runs through health country on high ridge
and all hands employed the road will be we'll fed and
cared for. We will hire either by the month the year
Apply to US at Cary, miles west of Raleigh, ut Hay
wood or Lockyille, Chatham county, n. c.
- II { ,,'- 10 !. N. CLEGG q CO., Contractor.
... .ar go ,.. i-.s,r. REFERENCES a.. ...4
K p. Battle Prest. Chathnm K. r. Company Raleigh,
and W. J. Hawkins, Pres't Raleigh CASTOR K. R. Com
pany, Raleigh. "a. ..l.- :.
Feb 10, 1858. - ". 13-tf.
eay- Richmond Enquirer Richmond Examiner, Peters
burg Express, Charleston Mercury Daily Progress, Will
minvon Journal and Fayetteville Observer will each in
ser the of six dollars and forward bills to Office
N. c. Standard. -
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80 NOTICE.
ERR BOXES TOBAGCO-DIFFERENTG GRADES
eBOU for sale by : J. F. F0ARO.
salisbury, ". c., May %, 1863. 44-5tpd.

Office Of the NOrth-CarOIina Railroad Co.,
. -, y,.f... COMPANY SHOPS, May 18th, 1888 !
ATOPICE Is GIVEN TO MASTERS AND OWNERS
of slaves that slave will be allowed to traN ell
the of this Road unless accompanied by their
ter agent, authorized in writing, and for whom ticket
must be purchased Of The Railroad Agent before entering
the cars j - o. ..r'. .5 % ff ."f T. J. SUMNER,
~ ..'la-- ..a ... Engineer and Sup'k
Is May 10, 1883. .. -... .-.s. 5 Aim.
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TENHE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING
n of the members of the North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance Company will be held at the office the Com
pany in Raleigh ut IL o'clock. Monday the 9Th of July
1868; r. II. BATTLE, Secy, &C.
haIeigh, June 5, 1868. 46-td.
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Executive Department North. Carolina,
=. ADJUTAHr GENERALS OFFICE. MILITIA :
= RALEIGH May 26th. 1868. !

General Na Order Or .....'
T MILITIA OFFICERS ARE ORDERED NOT TO
Ne arrest any man conscript deserer, who may
have been discharged under writ of kGbeas corpus tried
before any Judge Of the Superior Supreme Courts of
They further ordered TO resist any such arrest up
on The part of person, not authorized BY the legal
der or process of Court Judge having jurisdiction of
such cases.
By order of Governor VANCE:
DANL G. FOWLE
: Adjutant General.
May 90, 1863. , 4-w&sw2w.
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SUBSTITUTE WANTED.

WISH TO EMPLOY SUBSTITUTE FOR THE
4 war. The substitute may designate any company in
any arm OF the service, not full Apply the Editor
OF the Progress or to the subscriber.
Il. J. B. CLARK
June S, 1858. 46-tf
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THE PEOPLE,S FACTORY.:

"E ARE NOW IN OPERATION FOR THE BEN
w eft Of the people,, We are now manufacturing the
elgg shuttle and DID, ashioned IOonss spinnns bhsOls
ing shoe Ldsts and peos =
Our Foundry also in operation and castings of all
kos WIN oe furnished far possible. The farming
OF tne country will receive especial aen tion.
we VIII pay Inc highest prices for old castings which
Ou nSs must % Gng to us you desire the supply Of cast
W De KEPT up We sha soon be prepared to furnish
uS OF various kinds by wholesale and retail Soldiers
prices. SIMPSON e 1noRER
Hlsboro', N. c., June s, 1858. 49, .' lsNwGsvtf
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OLD RYE WHISKFY,

TENHE UNDERSIGNED HAS A FEW BARRELS OF
IL old BYE Whiskey, which he will sell privately. My
address is DurhamS, N. G.. B. Y. ROGERS
June 5, 1868. 4f-w&sw4ud
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IMPORTANT SALES AT ACTION,

NV ILL BE SOLD AT TOWLES' AUCTION ROOM,
W on Saturday the 9th INST. at l0% O'Clock: .-.
par prime young HORSES, suitable for carriage and
light wagon service, in good condition and excellent
Sulky, in good repair ''.--t
l good second hand Carriage
second hand Piano -
walnut Extension Table
sett beautiful Gilt China
sets Knives and Forks
l barrel Vinegar. =
double barrel Gun.
pocket Pistol.
silver Watches
boxes prime chewing Tobacco and
5 barrels Durham's. Smoking Pobaoeo.
JAMES N. TOWLEs, Auct.
Raleigh, June 5, 1863 46-It.
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oTsAND SHOES AT AUCTION.

'"ILL BE SOLD. AT TOwLES, AUCTION ROOM,
w on Thursday and Friday evenings the 4th and 5tR
$50 pair of Ladies and. Misses KID. SLIPPERS and
CATERS, suitable for the spring and summer
season and - 'i"' g. 81 : J = fF'--''I :
TO pair Gentlemen's light BOOTS. va 'G
The shoes will be sold in lots to suit dealers and must
be closed out JAMES NJ TOWLES Apct
Raleigh, June 4, 1853. - " - Ait.
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OBITUARY NOTICES.

Leasburg, N. c., June l, 1868.
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June 5, 1863.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-12

VAUDEVILLE COLLEGE, March 10, 1868.
DEAR PREss:-The fires ofpatriotism burn
brightly in Watervillean hearts, and the cop
perhead spirit is emitting Its last feeble ntiul
spark, preparatory to utter extinction. They
are coming forth from their apathetic and leth-
argic state, and are waking up to the necessi-
ties and exigencies Of the times. Another
rousing Union demonstration took place this
evening, and crowds were unable to gain ad-
mittance. Hon. J. G. Blaine of Augusta, was
the principal speaker, and our worthy repre-
sentative elect, displayed his usual oratorical
abilities. Rev. Mr.. Dillingham; followed, and
had 1t not been for an allusion, which displeas-
ed small portion Of his audience, would
have given entire satisfaction. Notwithstand-
ing thai, be Is . sterling patriot, and knows by
personal experience the cost Of loyalty. The
meeting adjourned TO next Monday evening.
VIM. T. Chase, of the present Junior Class,
has been commissioned Chaplain of Col. Ham
Inns colored regiment Capt. Merriam, also
has been transferred from the Goth to Col. APP
pleton's regiment. Many of the officers Of
these two regiments are Waterville students,
who believe In the employment OF any and all
means for the suppression of the rebellion
But more anon. L. l..
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The Advertiser, as was to be expected,
makes common cause with the Argus in the
recent attempted but abortiye raid of the lat
ter upon the interests Of the Press. 1t even
knows more than the Argus about the latter's
private business. ave knosr," 1t says, shat
the writ was put irto the officers hands rith-
out fnstructfons other than to serce itupon
the Press establishment" The Argus don't
happen to know so much about this matter as
Its sympashizing friend. but says, 1.-THE officer
got the writ with instructions 10 attach real
estate and the Press establishment" The
Advertiser evidently never heard Of the man
who made himself rich by minding his o,en
larly abusive of the editor of the Press-who
DOES not happen TO be party to the suit in
question--and heaps upon him epithets worthy
Of fish woman. 1t even meanly twits him of
attending negro concert. We have only to
say that the highest compliment either that
paper or the Argus can possibly beetow upon
any loyal man, is to abuse him. From the
depths Of cur Utmost soul We ask of them no
higher favor than the continuance OF their
abuse. So long as they denounce our course
towards the Government, or our general de-
pertinent. the better portion of community
win not suspect us of any radical defects;-
but the first breath Of praise from their faint
ed lips would give lust cause to every man
Who loves his country, TO suspect us Of deri-
LECTION Of duty. The Argus as yet has name,
and represents an influence, for good or for evil
in the State, and for this reason il is some
times entitled to notice. The Advertiser,
however, has lost the prestige Of a once good
name, represents no power, exerts no Infu-
ence, Il the mere echo OF a single malignant
spirit, represents no party, is cared for by no
friends, has become the mere sewer for the
boldest and most disgusting disloyalty. seems
TO be mere waif for which nobody is respon-
sible-a mere blurred, smeared, smutty, dis
figured sheet Of paper-aud in all respects is
sunk too low to be worthy of ordinary con-
tempt. 1t crawls 60 near the ground that it
would be elevated by even kick from a good
citizen. As such we leave it to its fate. 1t
Is in fair way to die and leave no sign except
the Shiny trail marking its descent to that
tomb from whose profound silence there is no
resurrection.
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GOLD AND FLoUR.-The Lowell man who
bought barrel of -four for $3.50, paid therefor
twenty dollar gold piece and received in
change s2l so in paper, has been beaten. "By
special request" we will mention that we were
indebted to the Lowell Courier for the facts
in this case. Unlike the Courier, we did not
borrow the language without acknowledgment.
A correspondent of the Ban cor Wing writes
from Hampden as follows: noticed 10 your
paper of yesterday, taken from the Lowell
Courier, notice of a man rendering $40 gold
piece, and receiving in payment barrel of
four-s10,5 0-and s2l so in bills, for the gold
and premium. bought in Bangor to-day, a
barrel of -four, with bill-Uarrdnted to suit
for $3.50. maid $40 gold piece and re-
ceived back in bills for the gold and premium
$3.50. Beat the other man $2,40.
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Peculiar evidence Of Loyalty.

A few days since that gallant son of Maine,
Gen. o. o. Howard, was at Augusta, and Wis
tied the Legislature. He was invited to ad-
dress the House, and responded in brief sd-
dress Of fervent patriotism, urging generous
support of the government, and expressing
the most hopeful views of the future. His re-
marks were received with the most intense
enthusiasm, Democrats and Republicans alike
disturbing the echoes of the Hall by their
shouts Of applause, thus expressing their admit
ration ola man who has consecrated his young
and promising life to his country's service, and
who appeared before them mutilated by the
sad fortunes Of war. When he closed his
speech . member called for three cheers for
the gallant defender of his country's flag, and
every member, except one, rose to his feet,
and, waving his hat above his head, Joined in
doing honor to the patriot soldier.
Gen. Howard then proposed three more
cheers for the Union, and all, with the same
single exception, again sprang to their feet,
and made the welkin ring with their patriotic
cheers. These facts come to us from one who
was present-a member of the Legislature
who said there was but one expression in re
lation to the member who, in his own action,
furnished an exception to the general maniies-
tatiou.
But who was the individual who could thus
keep his seat during such scenep Who the
man that could refuse response to the hero of
Fair Oaks, especially when that hero waved
before him the sleeve made vacant by the for
tunes Of that holly contested battlefield? If
the facts have been correctly represented to
as, It was no other than the member from
Westbrook-HoN. F. o. J. SMITH! Mr.. S.
might have felt excused from participating in
The denomination referred to, as he belongs
neither to the Democratic nor the Republican
party, but Is an Independent like the man
who excused himself for his cold stolidity
while listening to melting charity sermon,
on the ground tnat he belonged to another
parish! Mr.. Kingsbury, in his closing reply
TO Mr.. S., on the National Resolves, took
proper notice of this peculiar evidence of 10y
atty.
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List Of soldiers from Maine In the hospitals
at Philadelphia, Feb. 26th.
CHESTER HOSPITAL.
VIM. A. Ebens, /. 10th, Appleton, wounded in
hand NJ. w. Bradine. A. 9th, Lmetown. diarrhea; ;
Levi Higgins. A, 10th Belgrade fever; L. 8. Bick-
ford. X, Sd. Waferville. fever Benz. Burr X, 4th,
Brewer, wounded In left foot.
HEsrosvrLLE HOSPITAL.
Alvin Snowman, d. 9Th. debility; Hiram Vixen,
+, It'll, wounded; ID. c. Whitney, Cl6th, bronchitis
TURNER'S LANE HOSPITAL.
Sidney Whitman, c, 10Th. admitted Feb. 10; L. B.
Murphy, q, 4th. do Feb. 81.
CHESTNUT HILL HosPITAL.
Josiah Lunt. 10th: G. w. McDanah. Sd; s. L. Sad
Ter. 4th; q. w. Thomas 4fh; Cyrus Hail, 10th I;
Samuel Austin, I'd; 0eu. G. Mossman, let cav; M.
II. Thompson, LIST cav; E. c. stevens. 18th: Patrick
ONeii, 10th; VIM. II. Reed, 10th; Eugene lay Tor,
9th; A. NJ. Kelar, I'd bat'y: VIM. b. Murphy, 9th
battery; james Wood ward. I'd Sumner Grant, I'd /;
Charles c. Ella, 10th; II. s. Delano, 10th; Alonzo
Hurd, 10th Levi Gordon. I'd; 1hos. C. Arr old 10th;
Frank D. Curtis. 10th; Robert Carlow, 18th; Jno.
II. Sargent, I'd; James Robinson. I'd; Augustus Nc
L.ughlin ID; !. w. Sanborn, ID; d. L. L. Corser.
23d ID. w. Starbrd. 18th; VIM II. Oh Ids. LIST cav |:
Nelson Turner. LIST cav; NJ N. Edwards. 9Th cav. /;
George Smith, 18th; VIM. II. Tracy, 10th; james A.
Teton, 18th; c. Harrison 10th; Enos Hancb, 4th /;
Jno McCioud, 4th; Levi s. Point. 9Th: Joseph n.
Payne 18th: =. X. Rounds, 23i; o. w. Wells 10Th /;
Parsons, 18th.
RACE STREET HOSPITAL.
VIM. d. Hodsdon, Goth.
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For the Daily Press.


We ere gratifed to learn that a studio has
been opened al No. 200 Congress street, by
Misses Barker and Aver, who purpose giving
instruction In drawing and painting.
As Miss Aver is a Portland lady, it Is not
necessary, perhaps, that We should speak of
her particularly. Miss Barker of Calais has
for some time given, with the greatest success,
instruction In the ornamental branches in Cor
ham Seminary, where she is retained as teach
er In that department. Persons visiting their
rooms, will find on exhibition, paintings by
these ladies, which are Of themselves, really
very flattering recommendations.
Honos ALT artes, is just as much a truth
among us, and at this time, as it was at Rome
in the days of Cicero. We trust that the gen.
erous patronage of an appreciative public will
retain these artists among US, and employ
their pencils and brushes in transferring to
canvas the many pleasant views among our
hills and along our coast G.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-12

GREAT DIsCOvERY.-Ana adhesive preparation
that will STICK
Patches and Liningst to Boots and Shoes sufAcient-
ly strong without stitching:
That win efEectualy mend Furniture, Crockery,
Toys anG all articles of household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers,
Manufacturers and Maohinists,
And Families,
win find it rsvALuABLE, 1t will enectuaIy stop the
leakage Of Coal Oil.
II 10 insoluble in water or oil.
Itisa liquid and Is easily applied Is paste.
1t will adhere oily substances.
IL 10
HILToN's INsOLUBLE CEMENT!
HILTON BROTHERS. Projectors.
Providence. r. 4.
Supplied in packages from OF. to 100 los, by
THOS. G. LORING, Apothecary,
Corner of Exchange and Federal Streets,
Sole Agent in Portland.
febl7 d1y
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s1- We understand that owing to the
smailness Of the edition of the Adjutant Gem
erals Report, as compared with last year, and
the order to furnish copies to towns, cities,
plantations, libraries, colleges, academies, etc.,
and also to distribute copies among the regi-
ments in the service, the accomplished officer,
to whose industry and fidelity the Report is q
fitting monument, Is left without any copies
to be disposed OF at his pleasure. 1t is queer
that the Legislature in its wisdom, should have
remembered everybody, in providing for the
distribution of this work, except the publish
ers of newspapers, to whom it would be Of so
much service, and who would naturally do so
much to give publicity to Its important facts.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-12
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs.

y. c. Mott. n. D.. Operating and Consulting
Surgeon aud Physician, attends exclusively TO Dis
eases of the Urinary and Genital Organs. and Female
Complaints of all kinds and the more obscure dis
eases Of the Pelvic Vicera. a. Piles Rupures Hydro
&C. DR. N. keeps himself posted In all the improve
ments In the cure OF Disease, made in this country
or Europe, and spares expense that his patients
may have the best medical and surgical treatment
the world affords. ADVICE FREE. a. Once IS
Court street, BOSTON. Hours from 10 A. NJ. to 2
p NJ, and to . r. NJ
Mrs NJ. who is thoroughly versed in the afhictive
maiadics of her sex. eau be consulted by ladies.
nurses. 0et3eod6m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-12

sxEa woman In another column picking sambuc-
Grapes, for Speers Wine. 1t is admirable article
usedin hospitals. and by the first families in Paris
London and New York. in preference to old Port
Wine. Its worth trial, Is 1t gives great satsfac
ton. dec22dly
DR. j. WEsLEY KELLEY, Associate Founder Of
the Analytical System Of Medicine. will be at his OF
fee, ga Congress. Of Pearl street, to advise
with the sick on oil Diseases Of MEN, WOMEN and
CHILDREN. during Tuesday and wednesday. 10th
and llth inst.
ADYiCE FREE. Ladies and gentlemen are in
vited TO call. mch5 dlws
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-12

EAST LIvERMoRE.-The Union men car
ried every town officer.
DANvILLE.-In this town the copperheads
prevailed.
WAYNE.-Republicans triumphant through
out
TURNER.-The election was strongly con-
tested, but the republicans and Union men
triumphed.
In Woolwich, Garland, Exeter, Foxcroft,
Dover, Bradford, and Orland, the Union Off
GERS were chosen.