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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24

The undersigned, residing at -, State Of
-, undertake that, f-the foregoing bid. for car
ryipg the mail route No. - be accepted by the
Postmaster General the bidder shall prior to the LIST
iRy of July 1863 enter into the required obligation
or co utract to perform tho service proposed with
good and sufficient sureties.
This we do, understanding distinctly tho oblGa-
lions and liabilities assumed by guarnntors under the
9th section Of the of Congress of July q 1896
CERTIFICATE.
Tho undersigned, postmaster at ----, State OF
-, certifies, uNDER OATH OFTTcH, that he Is
aca uainted with the above guarantor', and knows
thrm to be men OF property, aad able to make good
| their guarantee.
Dated
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
TRANSPORTArION.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
OFFICE OF THE B. 4 o. r. r. CO. /
- WaEELISG, 17tb Aug, 1862.

IfE5 E55i.ll33EEI'7 E'7Illli5 F.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
INSTRUCTIONS,

Sc Id Of Coegtsss Of at.reh . lsl5 sectlon IS:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24

CbnSuHptirss, do not despair till yct have tried
AEFR's CHEEhT PEc7oRAL- 1t is made b one Of the
around US bespeAE the high merits Of h, yiTtue-G
Philadelphia Ltdger.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
The Evacuation of CHATTANOOGA,

The rebellion in the Southwest is evident
ly in its last stages of decline. The eyaeua-
ton Of East Tennessee, and the reiinQui>h-
ment Of the most direct railroad route
between the capital Of the rebel confeleracv
and the Gulf States, could only have been
the result o. sheer exhaustion on the part of
the rebels. It is well known that Gen. Burn.
sides column is by no means a heavy one.
and the difficulties of his advance through a
mountainous region were so great that It
could have been successfully resisted BY a
force Of ten thousand mer That the rebels
could not spare this small number Of troops
10 maintain their most important railroad
communication is certainly an evidence Of
exhaustion. Il is true that this line of COM
mun:cation was menaced at Chattanooga.
but # that has been said Of the strength a;
that point IS true. the army OF Gen Rose
Grams would have been insufficient. for is cap
tura mad il been held, with its communica-
lions. by even $4,000 men. It's evacuation
; another evidence Of weakness. if not of
The utter demora.iz- ton Ct the reOel army
at he Southwest.
Whether Gen. Rosecrans VII continue to
pursue the >het2d1.iHg rebels out O. VII :.
re has found i 50 difficult 70 .; fight. r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18

I, -b;S r;ll.-. S.,. II Holm, Gy,,-.,.,-- .,-s3 -
- -. :; 7 II Up y - : =, n
p = CT,
In ini> town Aug - fii---E n 2-ta "a Nile
OF A. IL HoNeF-
IN Barnet Sept = Oh Cisease o. re lf--- RS
Ion bruce aged iIo-'ns aho - GAY >'A %
'ohn = anu Mary l. SoiAtr>-
II. 3..1-..e- +: y. - So n c.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
The Hay Crop.

The hay crop is one Of the most important
II not the most important crop in our state.
Flour. corn and oats can Je brought from
the great Yves, at low freight tariff. but
when the grass crop falls our farmers nave
as yet osen unable u supply is place. We
are very glad TO know tL-, the hay cEep Of
this past season las BEEN more tia az a, 81
age throughout all this par: Of our SIZE. Il
least. The following, which W. take from
the Boston Journal. shows that = i full a?
average ,hro9ghau, New Erga7d:
a gentleman who IS extensively engaged
il the cattle trade. and who has travelled over
he sfea,ey portion Of the New England
States during the pas, month. says tina, from
a. ~ saw and heard The hay crop has turned
out very nearly an average. and 1ha. the
damaged portions il the earlier part Of tie
moving season, as compared with tl- Blu /
q The crop. arr lucoEsidera5.a. Within he
psf ten days hr has tcave.le! over TIE py;l-
c;pa grazing districts in Maine. New Ham,
shire and Connecticut. and he says the pas
tnrcs never were k.opn TO be ii me- conGi
-lon tnan they are a. This present tine. INer
Hatui, ~ ARD feds are as ver,iant d '5,y
generally are in tie spring. Farmers VII b.
ena,led 70 winter much more STOCK than IT,
appearances 0! opening Summer seemed e
warrant.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
Maail- - I.er ceull .r,he Yea,

N.-ar
original amount ~ IT, premium -l--- -ialT = --.-.
10 sny n1sT>ee-; 2ll L - -l1 ti- --esS-l-- =
io5S. - = w.
Members %; The company VI aat i'll Tie hands Il L.
representative 80 - lie legislature - l0r1
u The COMPANY. >ohe11v showing Tie sn,,r- :, -.
s>>liet Que ron each respectively .l5 i.-x M
'e-'a-s -t>lic- u 81 iiai The usley 1- rh-r ..-
InrIt> : ier~arl-i 10 the II ia $500 r. -
mems mus o. i-li "len due Te,Se WHO fa tlss ;;
pa T.. tA-cl l. o; pa Il t,-r -s..---v Is ie-
80. a lliir 2iir-iiOl Il his IN -, III oi
- - - ~ '-t COMPANY. ~ tA- proper I--- MI
e-'-.t - eAt'eI>- am trouble -, Sc. All u Il
~ f--0a' u o-E r vlcg VII, a XII De enforced
Ao.itr.ie., 4n- - 80 -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
The Constltutionality Of the Con.
sCrlp.jor.

-.@;i-aa@.a'Sna'..- ..ar-s.. al! politicians
Lave made GIT .~.-.- Vi tie cons.itu-
tionslity c. IT, co..orpto1 ,aw. Some +
Item have sa.l, We support tae .aS .us. a,
SOC. a the courts decide It's co>,:i,u:.o1.a..-
IT," iaer, Is q chance low ;o Prove their
sincerity. judge Ca1wall-de:, O.: t..r:upr.my
court. has decided tie lav TO he constructs
g. And he Philadelphia North American
say that Justice Gg.-g. .: he United States
supreme court. was present on tie bench
when Judge Catva.a1er delivered his opin-
ion affirming tn constitu;.onaiity 0: the con.
scription act. and fully conceded with it.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
4 Friend in Need. Trv I'm s.

S.elrI sweet u Connecticut. the great tone seller a.
9 =! ->l ID NJ practice TpT Tie Ia: twenty ve-.
.!>' astonishing - 4 eAIrr,l r-rD--
'-e-' i 1Ndi. al Nil alleviate pair. r.,--
-: lLah aik other IT pa-a;;1l. Fu- al R.eurna IT,
t vA> Dl>1er> i ! truly ina .v AMI - .l.--
.o- o',e> vl:ll>, Srrail>. BRUISES &C. i, sp.-
!e@-- ana powerful STRENGTHENING properties excite ~.
-e -.i- aoiH -'-Lt II al Wlp have ever -v-r
In pcE ruT Aul-r-i certificates --na liza. .
rrioEled hy il ~iIhi. The lasi iWy year, a-t..-
- 81 'd'vI.4>tLa-ui sly IL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18

Both gentlemen are ard have been lifelong
Democrats. So ends another Of the pre-
lenses set up by copperhead newspapers and
politicians to justify opposition to the gov
eminent and the laws, and to serve as a ba-
sis for lenunciation.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
BE Wise by Times. 10 NOT fr;aa -,

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are suffering with any disease for which Helm
bold Extract Buchu Is recommended. TRY 1T
Try IT Try il II will cure you. save long snr-
tering. allaying pain and inflammation. and Will
restore YOU TO health and purity. A little expense
and no exposure Cut out the advertisement, in
another column, and call or send for il. Re,rgre
~ co""tertefts Ask for Relmbold's. Take no
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18

SHOChING-at Wa,erville, Me, on Satur-
day afternoon last, boy fourteen years old,
son OF VIM. Bates. had been in the woods
hoHtirg. and in coming home met his cousin,
little girl Of the same age, and pointed his
gun al Ter, when it discharged and lodged
IL contents in her lef, breast killing her in
stantl!y. The boy supposed there ives no cap
OF his gun.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
MARRIAGES.

In Bradford. Sep, =. by Rev ! B-itrsu.
Francis N Corlis. Of Haverhili. Ayers Village,
Ms, 10 Melissa d. Grow. daughter Of Samuel
Grow, Of Newbury-
in Wheelosk, Sept. Il. bv Rev. ) Woodman-
Nathan l. Parker Of Lyndon and Sophia IL Pcr-
-.r of Wheslnck
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
Friday. Sept. IS. 1868.

JOB PRINTING. Every kind OF print
ing j. promptly eNecu,eu at this office. III
the best style aha at the lowest prices.
III ...cii.t,t> &c The establishment are Of
the first order: good Werhmen are EN-.
ployed. and additions of type and other
printing materials are constantly bein2
made to keep fully up with the times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
4 Repulse az Fort Sumter.

l. steamer, NI.s~.-....---.. .,.r ,~,,.
from C~.r.->.., lar ". Inv a,s-.-,.
a... i,. Interesting accounts q. H. -.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18

VERMONT CAvALRlAiIy WOUNDED. Nun
re ly:orc Of Co. {, Se-gean, A. ?. Has
re. Of Co. 6, and Frank A. Russell Of C.
: Isl Vermont cavalry, were se~e-al,y wound.
ed-i1e Two former in the arm ar tie latter
IN IT, s.de-a, The late cavalry fsh, a, Gull
pepper. lhey are il the hospital at that
place.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
\ gentleman

\ gentleman. cured : -,.---~..s .-,..;,-. :
MI, tel, P-r.-t--- Dec =: Y.s- - =.
=, - d l->.T- l. t,-.el- ,lh---. XII. .-a ls..-
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all d!,.ciloi> - n4-.- the Simple f.. -. - -
:.'>+ "sLs T. .ryrt 10y III ls1s-ar., -,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO. ~. :cc-.v-. O.. -er1-:. la
- JOHN Z. OGDEN
- y. - NaS>a- S---.- N.w ".
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
Will Lee Move North Again ?

IdFN men al W aSnlngt0n tflnh tnat Lee Will
move north again, and that soon, while the
secretary of war scouts the suggestion as
absurd But it is not absurd by any means:
on The contrary. It is moIe reasonable 10 ex-
pect such movement by the enemy than
any other tia; Can be thought Of The reb-
els cannot nope 10 drive back Rosecrans and
Burnside AID recover The ground they have
lost in Tennessee. without taking there so
llrge lart Q: Lees army as to leave Virgin
"a unprotected and run a serious risk Of los
liz ,.sir capital, and tie surrender Of Rich
i md would damage their position before
the nations AID dishear,en their own
peo,,.e more than tie los, Of haf the remain
ins territory Of the rebellion. The question
Of supplies t.r t1eir armies il al.o one that
must soon pres, upon them with great Sc
verify. They can st nothing more from lie
Ir2i Mississippi region # they could hope
70 recover tennessee il would give item but
temporary relief in this respect. EirgiI;.
ard North Carolina are Tow tae;' chief REL
ance for food and 'arage. III, these vi -
exhausted before :,lr:rg. They therefore
.oos, ign2:n2.y 70 IL r.ch ha.ves.> Of M.ry-
Ind and N.r,i. -. st gathered. a-t !. NJ
.7 worth 3. arg rsA 10 Ct possession Of
hen.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
The Government and the War.

A leading article in the Independent says ::
a Journey 10 Washington has quickened
our faith in the government Unlike year
ago. the atmosphere Of that city now braces
hope and courage Men now going there
can come away bringing with them an aug
mented confidence in the great resources Of
the government, ard in the fidelity with
which these are applied to the uses o: the
war All the blunders, all the tardiness, all
the red tape, cannot quench the grea, fact
that the government; mas set It's heart and
soul upon putting down the rebellion: and
that the rebellion will be put down. One
cannot TAX an hour with the President with
out feeling that whoever else may doubt the
issue OF the var, Abraham Lincoln doubts
not al ali. Ne, naturally >anguine man,
he yet believes that be IS now shutting his
hand upon the prize Of victory. When So
ber-mimde1 men feel enthusiasm. and slow
going men feel that the end Is near, and
over-cau,ious men Ike Nj Lincoln feel con-
tident not only Of TO-DAY but of tomorrow,
let the country at large be doubly confident
that the crown OF triumph is within reach
and that the Presidents hand will pluck il.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
FLUID EATRACT BCCEG


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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18

BE CIvIL.-A few days ago dispatch was
received by gentleman in Boston from the
westward. in which his correspondent re-
queste,. the receiver TO Instantly INFORM 4
merchant II q neighboring city regarding
certain affairs which had an important bear
80 on MS F'-cuniary interest. Without d--
~ he Gentlemen rode out OF town a2Q call
81 OF tA- merchant. who received Inn in
he most unk;nGly manner. and. without a.
loving him Z preliminary word. told him q Ia
COM u ;.e >uhj-ci o; rs business at once
AID ;a,L Ger o4t. Naturally irrit3,ed a.
--cH :: re p:icE. lie gentleman -. IL u3rr,
J'...o''> G r;.:.:.g room without exchanging a
wo- MI him. Ehe consequence WIS III,
re !ack OF he information which common
,.,...:v would have furnished the merca=n:
- ,..c- o9s: nm - .f9b ,-E5st.y .Iggr-
Hf'.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
''Hh that men and vernon

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i--.i-;s, |o consider MADAM. /,5a, F.--a--.
Curative Ba.sa,a .l:.l..5.e.'-E. !. T,,.'....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
DEATHS.

Sc Narr4-e>. Birth. az De4;.ls Inserted Fan
Obituaries I'ici2i leil4. inserted - Cv-i> LIZ =.
ADVANCE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
EMERSON HAIIP.

N"iicr - '"i"hY given that an ,ppiica-
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"---.'1-- vst"e':. Conn, L, river anu Ia,
Ia - =: l. ana Io:z
80 -. l>6S. 600
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
FURNACE FOR SALE.

4 S-.z.. fg--.o.. 90 = mem : =
or I've -.,rr> ~ = & VERY CHEAP
=. t-gl-:t = / t1l> OFFICE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
\ Positive and Specific Rem-6. II H..
u tie BLAnIIE. kIINEI>. 6Rzv.-. -.
lLuE>lIsL >wEIIING>.

This Medicine increases the poa-r .
Cr>t:on. ard -Xc.,ss IT, Absyr},u,>
Aea ny action by Nth The W-,egy a-
ceTc-s Dispositions, and a. Unn4,lr-.
fragments AIT reduced. = NJ - "a.
M. arnmaiion. and j good fo- Ne, y.
~ i....l,aa.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
iif-l-AIE,pI-ip>

. 7 NFINE PkEFAEt.y..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18

HIGHLY CONCENTRATE, ,.N.--,-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
= HELNBuLD'S EXTRACT BJ,..

F-r - --;rc;.o-ls ard diseases e.: IL II.
O-ss,S- WET ex..>::..- = y - = p
t-C:c. Whatever cause oric.-.-.i. ar.
II @; tea .o-s standing. Disease %: g..
"-.-,-s L s-.r. tt- a. q: : lb.2.e,:u.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
HELNBVLD'S EITElCT bI-.>

Is - Grea: D.uret.r. ard ! : CERTAIN q g..
- desired e;.-li IL a. Gi>r-srs. Tor ".
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-05
Tn. Presidents Letter.

We have published this admirable document,
but have not yet found space to give our com
ments upon it. The interests and Importance
Of the approaching election, with the exciting
news from day to day, fill our columns to over
flowing. But this letter of the President
speaks for ITSELF 1t comes home to the heart
of the mass OF the people as warmly and clear
ly and simply as the writing Of the early faith
crs. In style so plain and direct that child
may understand it. it copes with knotty ques-
tions and meets them with resistless power.
The letter will do much good. 1t lays open
the heart of the President, to the observance
of hi. constituents as clearly as one sees his
face in the glass. His honesty of purpose;
his ardent desire to rescue the country from
this great peril; his willingness to use any
legitimate means to this great end all stand
out like Transparency Above all, l. is lndi-
have "a. Lincoln" appended to it. 1t would
be recognized by the pee pie afar of, without
any ear marks. The President has not striven
after high-sounding words and astounding fig
ures, but has gone to his work as one who had
been in imminent peril would tell Of his adj
venture-hearty, simple, and with throbbing
sense of the great emergency. So doing, his
calculation of the position is as convincing as
holy writ, and carries with it to all unpreju-
diced souls the conviction that Abraham Lin
coin is honest in his purposes, and right in his
conclusions. great victory indeed, but no
greater than deserved.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-05

Somerset for lnctou; schs Sarah Gardiner TeeI. finn
for New York. ~""k'i
In port 3D. schs Margaret. Richards, New York for
Boston; Belle Jordan, Elizabethport for Portland.
Eliza Ellen. Democrat, William, and the above ar
rivals.
DANyERS-Ar 18th. sch Dan Breed. Patterson.
Bangor.
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar ID, sch Mary Iangdo,
Cobb. New York for Portsmouth
Ar I'd, schs Union. Kosebrook Eas.port for Now
York: X Hart. Laurie. and Hero Carter Ranger:
Morea. Chadwick. do for Newport
In port Sd. bark Chas Edwin; brigs Aroostook and
Emene; schs Ruth Thomas. Francisco, Tiger "A j
Dyer. Oevia Buxton. and others.
BoSION-Ar 81. schs g Hart, Rawley Pictou:
Pool, Gray, Elizabethport: Altoona, Dexter Ron.
ao9,; Mary Ann. Merry, Wiscasset.
MI, zig 81 brigs Bickmorc. Tracy Pictou; Mecosta
~ Mllbridge, to load for Porto Rico; Nepon-
Tracy, Bangor. TO load for st Croix: schs Chas
Laughlin, Gardiner 'r'-' = ''es'' nv
Ar sth; schs Dexter. Kent Surry: Anrelipe Xix
Rockland. g. D''e' aeAe'' Afey'
Cid 4th, brig A NJ Roberts. poak, Be,fa,, 70 load
for ship Island schs Susan Sears Cane ri wien
Grace. Mcfarland. Lepreaux NIB; Martha Nav.
SALEM-Ar LIST. schs Agenoria, Hiyy;n. and g
Lewis, Wood, Ellsworth; Highlander, Wiilisms fn
Bangor. ~
Ar 3D. schs Northern Light. Ireland, Phila.Iel,h,.
Solomon Francis. Cotfrell. Bangor.
Cid LIST. bark Hunter. York. Glace Bay CB and
sailed next day.
BANGOR-Ar2 I'd, bark jessie Nicholas, Nicholas
New York; schs Lexington, Crockett, and Julia &
Mary, Royal. Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-05
DOMESTIC PORTS.


NEW ORLEANS Ar I'D ult. brig Itasca. Col
burn. Philadelphia; 25th. q I Ward Fish, Calves
ton. ..a-|
Cid goth. bark Sol wildes. Burke New York; Gath
Harmon. Buckley. do.
ADV 9th, ship Galena, Learitt, for New York few
DAYS; bark Pow haitian, Pendeton, for do; b:igs w
Rowland. Wallace. and Z A Reed. Hayden. do.
BALrIMoRE-Ar Sd inst. ship Grey Eagle, Bur-
Below I'd. bark Chiffon. Pcnnell. I'm Mantua. Cuba.
Ar I'd, sch Willie Staples, Arecibo.
Cid I'd. brig Rio Grande,, Greenleaf, Bath.
Ar in Hampton Roads Slst nlt brig Geranium,
Pierce. fin Philadelphia for st Thomas; schs Hattie
Coombs Georgetown DC for Boston; Ella Cannon,
Smith. Pembroke for New York; Coffin, Corson,
Bangor for Washington.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar2d I'd, brig Abner Taylor. q ul
hfer. Bangor.
Cid I'd, sch Eyeline. Laughlin. Havana.
Ar I'd. bark Brilliant. Colburn. New Orleans: brig
Nathl Stevens, Haskell ST John NIB; sch NJ Reed,
Reed. do; S Wright. Brown. GIace Bay CB.
Below. brig Matilda. Robinson. I'm West Indies.
cid I'd. ship New England, ridge, Key West; brig
Abby Thaxter. Coombs. Bangor; sehs r A Heath.
Williams, Belfast; Oriental, Thompson, and Martha
At Delaware Breakwater 3lst. bark windward.
wig orders; brig Russian, for Boston; schs a s'e'-
son, and Julia Newell.
Elizabethport for Boston Linden; smith. and Mary.
Smith, Calais; Union. Libby Mashias; oon "a'o"'
Burton. Bath; Hli<a Frances. Baker. Session. "
Ar Sd. schs Golden Rule sylvester, bangor. nx ia,
riet Fuller, Hamilton. Portland; Carohne hhight'
Lubec (Capt Shields was lost of Cape Codl
cd al barn Reindeer. Wellington for Barbados;
schs Sarah Conary, Rockland; AcSiam, Getehel
on sand Point Sd, PM. brig kaamo from York
for 81 John NIB; New Globe of Bangor; schs Gen.
tile and susan. OF Rockland; Amelia. Machias; As
trea. of Eastport
ey Calais: Maria Whitney. Frohock Bangor
'NEWPOkT-Ar Sd. bark III Gregory, Gregory, fin
Pictou for Somerset brig Jessie Rhynas, Pendleon,
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-05
THonsDrKr, Me. April rs. 1863,

IHOHNDIKE, ME. ,7April Is, 1862
DEAR SRA lady ofmy acquaintance was troub-
leu WITH severe attacks of sick headache for num-
Der or years aud could find relief until she tried
u. r. AIH OoDS BITTERS, which effected per-
manent cure by the use of one bottle
Ny daughter was troubled with attacks of severe
headache and vomiting. arising from derapgement
Of the stomach which have been cured by the use of
these Btters. and have myself been troubled with
dyspepsia. which has already been relieved by This
inv aluable remedy. always keep it on hand AZ /
believe il to be speedy cure for all deran geepts of
the stomach and liver: and for female complaints
when arising from debility of the digestive organs
Yours truly, CHAs. WBIrNEY
~ THERE IL BASE IMITATION signed IN" r.
insteadQf H. r.. Atrood. The genuine is signed L..
bears an EXTRA LABEL, countexsigsted II. H. HA Y,
druggist Portland, Ne, sole General Agent.
ally. ivi3 6rneod&w 4
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-05
DIED.

In this city. Sept. 4. Hermann y. infant son o
Frederick aud Julia II. Behrens. aged IA months.
isB-Funeral this saturday afternoon at O'Clock
In this city. Sept.4 John Jarvis. son OF Woodbury.
X. and Melvina a. Dyer. aged months 10 days.
sg-Funcral this Saturday afternoon. at o'ck
from No: l6 Clark street.
In Cape Elizabeth, Sept. 4, Dea. Charles Barrcn
aged "A years
Eg-Funeral on Sunday forenoon. at o'elk from
his late residence. Relatives and friends are Invited
TO attond.
In Cape Elizabeth. Sept. 4. Mrs. octayia Willard.
aged II years.
~ Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at 8 O clock At
the North Congregational Church.
In Gorham, Sept 3, Eliza Robie. youngest daugh-
ter of Maj. Fredk and oleyia VI. Robie. aged yrs.
In Yarmouth. Aug. 10. Harriet s. eldest daug hter
of Capt. Geo. s. and Harriet n. Lorng. aged II yrs
months.