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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-27

At N ontevideo Jan %, ship c Hazeltne. Cilkev.
from Liverpool; Leonidas, Williams. from Honolulu
chartered to load coal for Acapulco at sll per ION.
brig Ocean Spray, Stubs. for New York PEI ''"'
:. AT London 9TH inst, ships Sylvanus Blanchard.
Meady. for Chinchas. 10 load guiana for Havre at "a
per ton: Radiant Mathews for Mauritius ldg sleep
ers at 22s per ton weight.
Sid 3D., ship John Bryant. Gardner, Cardiff and
oaiiao Ihos Durham, Young. New York.
A, Rio Janeiro eth ult ship Union. Wiley, I'm New
iork: unc; barks Fannie crenshaw, Munson une:
am Ann Grant, Swan uDc; brig Virginia. Barclay,
AT Belize, Hond. eth inst, brig Grace wortbi,a-
s9n, .sea, irom New York via Jamaica, for York
AT st Thomas lat inst. brigs Progressive Are. for
s sss nos, sSsr ssaekfoId for New iorkIepg;
Al bsfinuaa iVih inst. ship Lzzie Moses. -Delano.
from phiiadeiphia for san Francisco. ready. ~
, a. AZ asyasnez an INST, brig Commerce. disg; sch
Al Trinidad 25th uli, bark Mary. Gibbs. I'm A.pin-
AT Cienfaegos 4ih inst. bark Eliza white. yarpev.
from Portland. wtg.
At Remedies sth inst barks CITY Of Bangor Fdger.
y, for Boston days; Antieam, Kendall. for do do;
brigs Ncponsct. Tracy. for do DAYS; yesta Fuller
I'm Havana. just ar; kenshaw. Pierce. for Boston6
At sagua 18th inst banks Fannie. Iierrck. for New
York, ldg; Ocean Home, Weldon; Ocean Eagle.
Luce; Brewer, ingraham. and Samuel sheppard.
Sid 9th. brigs Tornado, Merrill. Boston; 18th. c
Matthews. Matthews, New York.
Ar ut Bermuda 18th inst. sch Lynnfeld Ames.
Cardenas for Baltimore. with loss OF both and
leaking badly
lPer steamship Etna at New York;
Ar at Gibraltar I'd inst. Tarquin, Hoyt sumatr.
via Pernambuco.
Ar at Table Bay. CGH, Jan Is. Castillian Proctor,
Manila for New York; 18th, Ophelia, johnson, from
Antwerp for Akyab.
Ar at Mauriuas Jan %. Com Dupont. Clifford. Bos-
ton.
Sid Jan 10. Com Dupont, Hubbard Calcutta
Ar at singapore Jan "a. Martha wenzell, Sears.
Sunderland; 18th. Susan Fearing, Newcomb. from
San Francisco for Akyab.
Sid Jan a. Mary Hammond, Arey, Amherst
Ship Princeton. from Hamburg for New York. was
stranded on the Watt, Cuxhayen.
SPOKEN.
Feb q, lat 81. lon 49, ship Stars Stripes, cieayes
from Boston for San Francisco
Eeh2 iat4 a IN,
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Das. LOCKE 4 KIMBALL, DENTISTS, No. III
Middle Street. Portland, Ne. augl5-ly
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Supplied iH packages from or. 20 100 Ds., by
rH0s. q. LoRlNG, Apothecary,
Corner of Exchange and Federal Streets,
Sole A gent in Por tland.
febl7 diy
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
wrsrAR.s BALsAM OF WILD cHERr

wISTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis, AsthHsa. Group, Whoop-
ing Cough. Qainsy and the numerous as well as
dangerous diseases of the Throat Chest and Lungs,
prevail in changeabe climate. at all seasons of
the year: few fortunate enough 10 escape their
baueful influence. How important then to have at
hand certain antidote TO all these complaints. Ex-
perience proves that this exists in Wisfars Baisdm
to extent not found in any other remedy: howey-
the suffering the application of this sooth
ing, healing and wonderful Balsam at van
quishes the disease and the sufferer to won't
ed health.
GEORGE W. MILLETr. ESQ.,,
Editor of the .Norcag Adrerfissr' gives his opin-
ion of this great remedy substantially follows:
NORWAY VILLAGE, NE, Aug A. 1850.
Messrs. s. w. fowLE Co.. BOSTON
Gentlemen:-for u remedy of such undoubted
merit as DIR. WfsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
l cheerfully give you my testimony, and trust that
Others may be induced thereby to give trial and
be relieved Several years since first lecame
quanted with this Bal-am at time of 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 l. great fayorite with
many. and If all who suffer will give 1t fair trial,
think they will find ii TO be of more service in pull
monary affections, than any other remedy of this
class before the public.
Yours respectfully, GRO. w MILLETT.
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE & CO.. Boston.
and for sale by all druggists. mch2l &wSm4o
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MARRIED..


In Bath. March "a, by Rev A. y. Beard, James q.
Ledyard, Esq, and Miss Mary Jane. daughter of
Capt. Chas. Owen. all OF Is.
In Lowell. March 10. John d. Hor, of Waterford,
and Misc Henrietta Is. Heald of Lowell.
Motley. both OF ;.
In ilaliowcn, March IL, James A. Thing and Miss
Maria NJ. Jordan. both of n.
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sycARDs and BILL HEADS neatly printed
at this office. If
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

The AZ bark Fannie Hamilton. 3s4 tons, built at
Addison in 1851, has been sold for $1,000.
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pR.P.P. QUINCY .rould sirs notieetb..hs hi,

DR.. P. P. oUIMBY would give noticethat he has
eturnedto Portland, and can be found at his Room
No. 13 INTERNATIONAL. HOUSE, Tuesday August
2th where he win attend to all wishin consult
him.
FirsfExamnaton at offce,... ...............s $500
acknowledgement sittin CAT Office. .............. so
City Patients, first Examination at residence. $50
neutrality-suspicious. Mt residence, ........... 100
August 6, l562-tf
DRs. j. CLAwsoN KELLEY and H. l.. DAVIS
Medical Office, No 1921 Congress street, up same
fight with DIR. johnson. Dentist-onlyplacei in Port,
land where DR.. kELLEY's genuine medicines can be
had. Adrice free upon all diseases
jan27 d3aw& wtf32
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Friday. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. March ct.
Sun rises ...........552 High water. Up. MI 433
Sun sets ............62O Length of days %
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per steamship Etna, at New York;
SPOKEN.

Feb a. lat 81. Ion 49, ship Stars Stripes cieaycs
from Boston for San francisco
Feb "a lat ~ "a. Ion ~ Al. bark Frank Is DAYS I'm
Philadelphia for Liverpool
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G. A. PARSONS, M. D.,
eHfIYO Dentist,

Has resumed the practice of his profession at rooms
on the
Corner of Cross a Free streets,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-15
Laughter "a Universal Language.

Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher, away oil in
Europe, meets German girl. He talks
to her in English, and she talks to him
in German-here is what he says about
it:
A brown maiden OF robust stature
came towards us--leaviug LITTLE brother
and sister shy'y waiting behind-and
uoured forth stream oil words which
meant as much TO oar understanding as
tn sparks which fly from the anvil
Courtdss required that We should reply,
which We did IN fluent English which
checked her loquacity for moment.
Bat il burst forth again, aud lrepaid eve
~ word with another. Now 1t struck INC
that there was something iudlcrouS IN two
persons standn4 on either side OF stone
wall iibheriug at each other in regular Sc
ouencc. in the lhost earnest and emphatic
manner. and | burst into broad laughter.
Laughter is universal language. She
laughed too. But when two persons
have laughed there seems an awkward
ness In not knowing what TO say or do
next. Her lau9n was ~ quincy az
lish that | qnite forgot that she couid not
understand me when, in polite and ex-
n,aseiv, manner. said, "Well, now, my
dear child, will YOU explain what all TINS
means % Sic insisted by gestures that
! should leave the path, and come over
n ber side. which | did. Then she took
mn line of march. and followed to see
What shoul1 come Of it. Across the field,
mn the hillside. down the hillside we went
swiftly: at the bottom she stopped and
pointed to path All! All this meant
flat should take shorter cut than by
the horse path VAST coin or kindness
that inspired AL this eare'of me- put
coin in her stout hand, received good
natured laugh. and betook myself to the
path, aud soon came to nnnwaid-ns
great elacier-and its magnificent Wet
terhorn,
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There are msny yreparz hars sold undsr tSH ~
Bitters. put ur in quart tcties nioEnC 81 % ne
chea pest 1b-key tan. cost 20 TO
90 cents yer -aioz, the taste disguised by AnEe or
Cvriander seed
This If tters has caused I'D viii ca1irue 10
cause - long as theN be sold hundf the
death Of the drum Sarf. IS l Gse 20 j. keIt
cntlhuAly under the inaence alcoholic mul4uis
OF the worst kind, the Liquor and
kept up the result ali the horrors ant up
on q drunkard'e life and dezth.
ror those Who desire Aid will have ii4rgr Htters
~er nb~h the fatlsN fur fecrip tret One hotiIe OF
Heonand's German Bitter tsd mix With three Qnarts
OF coed Brandy or NhsAey. and Tie f=s4h 40 be
pre- atou ~ sfff lar excel - n3eatc'n Virtues
and irua exreile CO suy Of tse Liqu9f Bters
in he marx e. aud SIT eost much less. You VIII haze
all thu virtue e Hochaads btIerssn con- etion \ IN
good article OF Biqaor a. nuea tess prsce than
thsse inierier prena raiIons y Ii cost
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They contain no Alcohol or bad Whisky /!

They WILL CURE the above diseases in ninty-nine
cases cut Of 6 hundred
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UndertakerS.
Y T. PERKINS,

Metallic Burial Cases kept ccsssntly hand for
VIII b srtiele am sole sgeEt. Those from distance
can bs accommodated By application TO me. wooden
Cofns trimmed to orders short notices and haylng
my own Hearse aad carriages. | am prepared 10 at
tend TO funerals very reasonably. Urce tteft al my
nniee residence corner o. >fxth and IL
change Streets. will N eet with prompt attention.
sp22-dlv
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uoorIAND's GERr1AN RrTrERs

Are not aud uutried article but have stead
The test Of 81 years trial Is the Auerir putic
and their r-i,nGsiiau AL aie uvsile7 by any
similar pregaraioa. h propret5rs have Tho AIDS
of Letters fro IN b most ernturnt
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LIVE STOCK.

Droyersapd Farmers wi I'm this tn e M t,dvan-
tsgeous route for Live Stock Capacious Yards well
watered nd supplied with every convenience have
been on eneJ on seonnecttons andevery
attention is paid totheir wants From Harrisburxh,
where will be found every convenience for feeding
and resting achoice Is offered OF the PHlLAD DEL
pUIA NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKET.
This willalso be found the shortest quickest and
mos, ireciroute for Stockt New fork-tviaAiien-
townl-and withfewerchangesthan any other
ENOCH LEWIS ,GeneralSupt., Aitoona, Pa
L. L. HOUPT, Gen .TicketAg ct. Philadelphia
Fl. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agep
DIV -" Hf'h
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RI Baggage Checked Through ga
An&fransferred Free.

+ r T. G. II It s.
Nv this route. Frei2hts Of all descr iption bt
forwarded 10 aud from philaderhia. New York.
BOSTON OF Baltimore. to aud from amy point On the
Railroads of. Ohio. kentucky. Indiana. Illinois
Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
RECT.
The Pennsylvanis Railroad also connects at Pitts
burg with Sieamers By which Goods n be srd.
al to any point the Ohio. Muskingum. Kentucky
Tennessee. Cumberland, fliiDoie, Mississippi Wis
cousin. Missouri. Kansas, Arkansas, and Red Xiv
ers: and at Cleveland, sandusky aud Chicago With
steamerst all ports q the North Western Lake..
Merchantsand Shsnpe he transports
ton of their Freightto this Company can rely with
confidence onits speedy trsush
The Rates of Freight
To andfrom any po,ntin he West by the Pennsyt.
4snia Central Railroad, are 81 all times Is "a
voRABLE AS ARE CHARGED BY oTHERRa1L.
aOAD COMPANIES.
n ? Be partieulart TO marx packages, 'svlaPKF
CxsrRaL K. R.''Il
ForFreight Contracts or shipping Directions. APP
ply 10 address either OF the following agents OF
the Company.
b. A. STEWART Freight Agent. Pittsburgh.
CLARKE& co, Transfer Agents.
H. W BROWN Il CO., Cincinnati.0.
&c MELDRUM Z CO., Madison, Ind.
j. r. MOORE Louisville Ky.
w 81 AMMAN hCo.. Evansville, Ind
RF SASS. st. Louis Missouri.
CLARKE A. CO.. Chicago. III.
j H. M'CDLM Portsmouth
Ra'NEELY, s MONTGOMERY, Maysvilie
Kentucky.
WI. q +. l.. LANGLEY .Gallipolis.O.
S.PIERCE Il CO., Evansville -.
n II. HUDSON, Ripley, %.
RI MEDIUM. General Travelling Ayep
for the South anaWeet.
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-Brioadier General ]. A. Garfield,
chief of staff of General Rosecrans' army,
is only thirty one years OF age. tie Is a
native OF Orange county. New York
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KAO X u K.



TRAITORS AND sYMPATHIZERS.
Humble your bodies in ssckcloth and ashes
Hide your ~esn heads from the light Of the sun,
Sr tie your hsse hearts nth conscience's lashes,
Blrshif YOU can for the deeds you have done,
Weep for the aid you have given to traitors
Do let repentance ilumine your souls;
Souls?--if you had them your crimes wouid DC
greater
Snakes Of humanity crawl to your holes
Brazen-faced Copperheads,
Nhiie-livered Copperheads'
False-hearted CopperheAds'
Crawl to your holes
You that melted rebellion and treason;
You that have aiddd it all that you can;
yp ,bat have fought against conscience and reason,
And al, Of the rights that sacred 10 man,
Hark through the land from each tower and steeple
Tn. kuell Of rebellion most solemnly tolls
Flee fr, m the scotn of Intelligent people
Noisonie serpents--bah crawl to your holes.
Crinson-fseed Coz perhesds,
Rum-sucsing Copperheads.
Traitorous Ccpperhsads.
crawl 10 your holes
Now when the moon of rebellion is setting,
why do you struggle and light against fate
Can You not cease your complaining and fretting
Try TO be men ere you hndh too late
The tide running norihward in haste is retiring,
The wave urged by freemen trumphantiy rolls;
The time has gone by for Your plots ana eonsp'rins
Reptiles aud renegades, cra"' to you hoies'
Venomous CopperhfaSs,
Low. sneaking Copperheads,
Vne. Kissing Coppefh heads,
Crawl to your holes
Won that have aided this carnage and plumber;
You that have urged resistance 70 drahi
Omen vosr ewes with adherence and wonder;
Canaan moi see vou all have daft?
Mobbing ard riot will bring retriou'loni
Errors can all be made right st The polls;
stand by the laws and the old Consttusion,
Cowardly Coppelheads crawl TO your holes
HoeIsl holes holes h-ol-eslll
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS

We cali the attention of all having ssions or
fresds 10 tts army TO the f4et that "houFLAND's
erm Bitters- will tbs Of ihe diseases
indrced by exposures pFiyations incdert camp
lie In te lists pnhi. SIZED aImaSt daiiy tire
paper on the arrival Of The ssck Il vii be noticed
very larg Proportion suffering from d-hiii-
" Every Of that ksnd caf te readily cured by
Hoofand's German Buffers Deeses resuit'ng from
disorders Of the digestive organs speedily removed.
We ha e 90 hesitation ia stating that If heSe Bilters
were freely Among soldiers, hundreds live
might be saved that otherwise will he lost
Wecall particular attentiont tie following remark
able and well authenticated cure n one Of thr nations
heroes whose life TO use his own language has os'n
saved b the bitters
Philadelphia. August SSid, lSe8-
Messrs Jcnes 4 Eraas-Weil, gentlemen. !Vnr Hoot-
lands German Buffers has saTed my NE mere ls
no mistakr ~ tbs i l. y9deatd ior my numbers OF
who frily calz ~ 81 ali tie eircnn4sa ceso my
ease sni, Aud awe peenor tn list f0ut YEAR., a
member ii snetmar's ceIesre.cs battery, na utder
he mmediste cammand u CAPT H. II Aare.. THO
s,s AZ n Soseiber lat sif4 inftmnrq II IN
lungs anu - lr sey snly ta3 aays il The AosI4iAi.
This was followed b steai debility helHteued hy az
stack OF d, sentrry / was then removed from TIC
White House scrtte his citz on boardtse steam
er Stale OF Maiae from shiei landed ue 2st
any ore could be AID an r.iaia sr4rs q VI ats
anything and il a.d morsei down, it was iz
me,fately thrown up assin. -
aeh Life could not ia.t under these Circumstances
tathfal,, though nt'sucesrs glll. 'eseue from
r1n5 a. ro m@rs foF me- i a adytsed rg ~ see
$50 I.t smted m Al 1alttsce y y vl.ited
NJ Al he b suitai MIR rfeleriek st.inoron ~ ixth
below Arm ' sl,fg an Incl rerss hi ' rt9
he TIM % ea 49, y, h h so os -5as Se
ins ssiotd len pounds fssl sesgiae Of ea
have heard nothing ior eighteen months; far. cs,te-
men, am ie al ssfS,3.s1 Len .ne ~
~ Of lie which has taken be place OF vague fearsto
your Bi,iers will o~- the go ieus priyiltse Of agsn
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Ciergymcn, Lawyers, Physicians, and
Citizens,

Citizens,
be u-nciAi secs ane aiezl ssrtnes Il thae Eti-rs
Do you want something to streDgthenyou?
DO you want a good Appetite?
Do you want to buillup tour Constitution
Do YOU want 10 feel well
Do you want to get rid Of Nervou ness ?
Do you want Energy
Do you want to sleep well ?
Do you want brisk and vigorous toellngl
( you do, use H0oFLsND's GERMAN BiTTERs.
From Rrr Nfnter BrerrH u. d, Editor Of tho ENfp
ct9SrG4a al RkIsssoRs kEeK 8eess.
Although nst dis posed ID favor = recarmS Psten
Medicines IL general through di-tra-t ofueir ngrs-
dents ard srefs yet KOS Il nsrtttsert sons
why mas not teslitr - lie benefit believes
himself In have received any single pteYa alton
In thu hope thai lie may thus e1nlsbOIe to Tie BENEFIT
OF q hers.
/ do tAis the more resdily IN regard to 81 Glands
German BiIsrs, prepared Is Or. c Y ja,Fson, of
tbs city, because Wa fr~ladicsd against thtm for
many years under be impressn thai they cnlef
Is 81 alcnh lie mlxure. an il desedto NY fri I'D
Robert shse make, ESD. for he remoesi his pre-
tueice rs proper tests AID Tor eu4oa e Try
them. xh~n suTsrin. erest atd t9nE ctipned DE-
btv. The three tatfie= II three btts-, the
teginung 1T he pr~>eAt YEA, ts AotsNra eyloent
felist nd restoration degree Of bo3y - scPntai
vigor whic b had nt tell t4r motta- l9re lni
had almost dr-p4ired 70 r@s n4ug. thertf re tAark
God and rsy friend fyr diteett - ne t BE hem.
J. NEWTON BECUN.
pNifa1sIrbis Tura - 1851
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Rebel Advice and Copperhead Re-
sp0nse.

.The success of the Democratic party
would be no longer doubtful. should Gen
Leo once more advance on Meade. Let
him drive Meade into Washington, and
he will again raise the spirits of the Dem
ocrats, confirm their timld and give con.
filence to their wavering." Richmond
Enquirer.
owe must arouse ourselves, and reas-
sort the RIGHTS of the STAKEHOLDER, and add
such guarantees to our Constitution as
will protect his property from the spolia-
ton Of religious bigotry or persecution,
or else we must give up our Constitution
ana Union. "--rGeo. W. Woodward, Cop
perhead candidate for Governor of Penn
sylvania,
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"CuRIsT WAS BORN ON CHRISTMAS DAY.
THE VAGABONDS.
BY J. \. Trowbridge.

With Illustrations by Y. q. C. Darby.
Avery beautiful edition Of sterling poem, hr's puph'nea
IN the Atlantic Monthly. Says the n. y Albion;
IAN extremely clever little ballad graphic and dfo and Pc
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hAi-his dog. barley, the Darey-ihers Il but one-ha'
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