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The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
The Weather.

Monday night was, unquestionably, the hot
mercury rose we have not heard, but 1t ranged
much higher than 1t did during the day.
Yesterday forenoon it was dry and very
sultry. The mercury In thermometer in Al
der street rose to 101 degrees. AT 2 o'clock a
smart thunder shower broke over the city. and
for an hour the rain poured down freely.
During that time there was violent tornado.
Limbs of large size were twisted from the
trees in the upper part of the city instantane-
ously. A small house in Cape Elizabeth was
blown down, and another, containing a wo-
man and child, was moved about six feet.
The Indian encampment at the point was
blown away, fences Frustrated, and other
damage done. A barn was also blown down.
A daguerreotype saloon ON wheels, at Ferry
Village, was blown over and smashed COM
pletely. Much other damage was done at the
Cape.
The Veteran Gunner Association had
pitched their tent near the Portland Light,
and the company had just sat down to dinner
when the squall came upon them. Their tent
was blown away, but they managed TO save it
in a damaged condition. The utensils and
edibles on the table were blown to the winds.
Dishes, pies, &c, were scattered all over the
lot. The Veterans did their best to save
things, but 1t was of no use. After securing
their tent and such dishes as were not blown
into the water, they walked back to the city
thoroughly drenched.
In the harbor some damage was done TO the
shipping. British brig dragged her an
chors and went ashore. The revenue cutter
Dobbin dragged her anchors. A boat con-
tanning four persons was swamped, but no
lives were lost.
A sloop boat, containing two men. one of
whom was Canadian, was upset by the
squall off House Island. One of the men was
pretty good swimmer, and managed to sus-
tain himself The other was just sinking for
the last time when his hand was seized by two
brothers named Sterling, Of House Island,
who had put of in dory to the rescue. 1t
required some time TO reanimate the man.
1t commenced raining again about o'clock
T. NJ, and continued until O'Clock, the water
coming down in eopious efrusion.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
BY TELEGRAPH
TOTHE e
Portland Daily Press.
The Late Rebel Raid into Maryland.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.
An apparently well informed deserter from
Lees army states that the only rebel troops
operating In the valley, are those OF Early and
breckenridge. Early's troops were first sent
up the valley and on the eve of starting drew
rations Tor $1,000 men. breckenridge com-
mand, numbering about 10000 men, followed.
There is no truth, he says. in the rumor that
the raiders have been joined by Hills corps,
for up to Thursday last, Hills troops were in
the entertainments at Petersburg.
The published statement that Anderson's
and Heath's divisions were detached from Pc
tersburg and sent to Richmond to look after
Hancock, leaving Hills corps within the de-
fences at Petersburg. is also incorrect He
says Heath's and Anderson's divisions com
posed Hills corps. They could not have been
sent away, for Hill was certainly In the defen-
ces of Petersburg at the time of the explo-
sion of Gen. Grants mine.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03

Hon. John Cessna, lifelong Democrat of
pennsylvania, says of the man who, while he
processes to be patriot, gives constant and un-
mistakable evidence of his sympathy with the
rebellion: "you may turn him up-side-down
and inside out, and cleanse and wash him with
all the pure waters of America, and YOU can
make nothing out of him but poor, miserable
traitor-just such a one as General Jackson
would have strung up for treason in his day and
looked for the authority afterward -
ESrA deserter from Georgia says "every male
inhabitant OF the State between the ages of sew
enteen and fifty is in the rebel service, and those
between fifty and fifty-five in the State militia
He says there are from fifteen to twenty-five
hundred troops about Savannah" The North
can raise large army before reaching that
point.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03

NKw YORK, Aug. e.
CJtton-ld2c better; sales 1i5O bales at e4al s.
for midding uplsnds.
flour-sales Is 600 bbls; State and Western firm
State 20a 10 Is; Round Hoop Ohio 10 l0alx 90;
Western 20aln IS; Southern-sales 1900 bbis; Elk
ira do 10 15al3 90; Canada firmer sales COO bbls;
Extra 9s0al2 20.
wheat-sales lss 900 bush; Chicago Spring 222a
2s0; milwaukee club 2 25a2 AZ; Red Winter Wes-
tern 5liG2 81.
0ats-dull; sales Canada at DIAL o.
Corn-hrmer; sales 5000 bushels; mixed Wes-
tern new b9al col.
Beef-dull
Pork-firrher; sales $500 bbls new mess 40 COG
40q5.
Lard-s.eady; sales 1l60 bbls at 20a2ic.
Butter-firmer; State at 42a47c
Whiskey-ssies 1850 bbls at / 730l IS.
Sngar-inactive; sales 2,0 bids Muscoyado zoe.
Coffee-dull
nolasses-quiet; sales 50 bbls New Orleans l2a
Is
Naval Stores-quiet.
Petroleum-frm
Tallow-Active; sales $4,000 lbs at Isc
Ereights TO Liyerpool-steady.
WOOl-dull.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
Proposals for Loan.

TREAsURy DEP RrMENr, July Is, 1884
Notice is hereby given that subscripti ms will be
received by The TT easurer Of the United staes the
several Assistant Treasurers and de'ignated Depos-
taries and by the Nationsl Banks designated and
qualified as Depositaries aud Financial Agents, for
Treasury Notes payable three years from August u.s.
1854 bearing interest at the rate OF seven and three
tehths per cent per annum, with semi annual cou-
pons attached, payable 10 lawful money.
These notes will be convertible at the option of the
holder at maturity, into six per cent gold bearing
bonds, redeemabe after FIVE aud pay able twenty
years from August 10. 1867
The notes will be issued in denominations of fifty,
one hundred five hundr,d, one thousand, and five
thousand dollars, and will be issued In blank or
payable TO order, as may be directed by the sub.
scribers
All SUBSCRIPTIONS must be for fifty dollars or some
multiple of Fifty dollars.
duplicate certificates will be issue FOR ali eposts
The party deposting must endorse upon the
certificate the denomination of notes required and
whether they are to be issued in blank or PAYABLE to
order When so endorsed it must be left with the
oieer receiving the deposit be forwarded to this
Department
The notes win be transmitted to tbs owners free of
transportation charges as soon after the receipt of
the original Certificates of Deposit as they can be
prepared.
Interest win be allowed to August IL ON all do.
pos''s MADE prior to that date and will be paid by
the partment upon receipts of the original certid
Gates.
AS the notes draw interest from August H. persops
making deposits subsequent to that dale mu,t nav
the interest accrued from date of note to date of de-
posit.
farties depositing twenty-h five thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes at any one time will be
aiio"eo q commission Of one-qnarter of one per
Cent which will be paid by this Department upon
the receipt of bill for the amount certified to bv
the officer with whom the deposit was made No de.
aao'ions Tor commissions must be made from tle de-
posits.
omeers receiving deposits viii see that the proper
endorsements are made upon the orisira certif.
Gates.
All officers authorized to receive deposits are re.
ques'd to give 10 applicants all desired information
and afford every facility for making subscription
w. p. FESSENDEN.
Secretary n tie Treasury.
subscriptions will be received
THE
First National Bank. Portland. Na;ne
And sll respectable Banks and Banker, throuchout
the country will doubtless afford facilities to sub.
serioers' i30daw2w
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.
No appointment of Register of the Treas
ury has yet been made to oil the place OF MIR.
Crittenden.
Mrs. Mary E. Sawyer. convicted some time
since OF aiding the rebellion and sentenced TO
confinement in the Fitchburg Jail during the
war, left last night for Fitchburg.
Brig. Geu. Torbet, of the cavalry corps OF
the army of the Potomac, is In this city.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03

kErURNED.-Mrs. Manchester, having re-
turned from her eastern tour. can be found at
her rooms, No. II Clapp's Block, where she
VIII DC happy to meet her friends and pat
rons. Her success in this, and other cities in
the otate,ls to generally known too render any
words Of commentator necessary to secure
an extensive practice.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
appeal from the Christian Commission.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.
The Christian Commission has appealed for
contributions in aid OF its work on the coming
National Fast Day.
The recent operations before Petersburg
adds TO the continually increasing work OF the
commission and all the funds that can be rails
ed are much needed.
The schooner Shaw sent by the commission
from Boston, loaded with ice. vegetables and
sanitary stores, reached City Point on the Doth
of July, the day before the assault on Peters
burg.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03

PIcNIc.-It will be seen by advertisement
that the Spiritualists Of this city are to make
their annual excursion down the harbor, on
Thursday of this week. A clam bake and
such other refreshments as excursionists know
SO well how to provide, will be served up on
some one of the many beautiful islands in our
harbor. The experience OF the managers in
catering for good time, on rational princi-
pies, is sufficient guaranty that no effort will
be spared TO provide for the comfort and en-
joyment of all who may go. Don't forget the
time and place OF starting-Galt's wharf. s A.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
Rebel Raiders in MarnIand.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.
Various reports have been in circulation to-
day of the presence of cavalry force in
Montgomery county, Md. 1t is known, how
ever, that it was only small raiding party
which entered the county last night and pro-
ceeded as far as Gaithersville, three miles from
Rockville. The people in the county became
greatly alarmed, and many had their property
ready to be moved. These raiders have un-
doubtedly crossed the Potomac, and it is not
known what, il any, damage was inflicted by
them.
The Star mentions a report of the capture
of the stage-coach at Clarksburg by the body
of rebels yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03

parents, very injudiciously, allow him TO be
playing around the docks, while sporting yes
terday on the gunwale of boat, fell over
board, and wouldhave been drowned but for
the interposition of gallant tar. who, obserr-
ing the perilous situation Of the little fellow,
jumped overheard and rescued him.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
Riot.
SARATOGA. \. Y. Aug.

paHhIUJA. N. Il ., hUK. =
The strike on the Adirondack Co.'s Rail-
road, is more formidable than was at first an
ticipated The rioters, about IS strong, are
driving the German laborers from their work
Several arrests have been made. 1t is under
stood that tomorrow the company will pro-
tect those who wish to continue in their en-
ploy, and collision between the Irish and
German labores is feared.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
Marine Disasters.

New YORK. Aug. 2.
The steamer Cahawba, from Fortress Mon
roe, reports saw steamship Atlantic ashore on
Kettle Bottom.
The Brazilian brig Olivera, for Port Natal,
coliided in the bay with the schooner Mary S.
Tibbetts, also outward bound. The brig lost
forehead and maintopmast. The schooner lost
bowsprit, head gear and both anchors.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03

KILLED BY LIaHrNING.-We are INFORM
ed by the Eastern Express, that while the train
was standing at the Bradford depot, yester.
day afternoon, the lightning struck at the side
OF the cars, Frustrating four men and killing
one of them, an employee on the Boston and
Maine Railroad.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
BY Henry Bailey & Co, Auc-ione.,,.

4 fraay Augut 6 at % o. Ioek arNo 3
- oaNs ock Tor tLe beH. wnvm L. may
concern, We shall cell al Lveic o. gooos sa ed
nom the ur.cks q steaLl-r Oh, man c.lk D. ng n
as-Im res Nv saes tfeki gs, Il acLeu Shs elm. a
Linen IhF. aa, striped sneet4,s TAI rs Irinln.f
PaIasois, sc.
Also nmediately after the Shove Of the Ccean
Iean'satPs d'seharg'ag shed about 30 Istes Of
'N". augz
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
Aucr,on sale OF Real estate.

Rr virtue Of license from the Probate Cov.. of
- Cumberland county. shall sell a. ub,ic nctien
the lot Of land. with the builcin co., IN
the corner OF fearl rect aBo Gu eh Lane "a
IN PORTLAND said lot containing about tbty ia fe.t
on fearl Street snd about seseLty feet on ChuIeh
Lane and heing the homestead Of the IA J Ohm Az
GRILL, deceasea
- The auction will take place on the premises ON
thursday. Sc ptembe l. L 81, a. ~ o'clo,k
Aug F. SrkYENS, A. mihistrnfor
Portland, July 2s, Is a. eodts.p &w3T
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03

People ought to bear in mind that the
South at three several times has offered to
make peace, and for that purpose has sent
commissioners, untrammeled by instructions,
to treat with Lincoln's Government-that
each time those commissioners have been re-
fused even hearing by the autocrat a: Wash
ington-lSaco Democrat
The above is a notorious falsehood, and the
Democrat knows it to be so.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
STATE COLLEGE
o.
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts

TUE undersigned. Commissioner appointed ur.
der resolve OF the last Legis allure. an author.
iled and directed BY sad resolve TO In. tie and r.
ceive donations and benefacfions aid cf the pro-
posed college for the benefit OF Agriculture and
the Mechanic Arts and to receive proposals for The
location thereof hereby give notice that q ey are
prepared 20 receive such donations, tenefsc tions
and proposal aud request that all communication
touching the same may be made before the frsf day
OF September next addressed TO the underssg, cd
WM. G. CROSBY, Belfast
WIN. G CRtiSBY
JOSEPH EATON
SAMUEL +. PERLEY.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.
The Star says:-We learn from well in
formed parties. who left Charleston few
weeks ago, that the harbor is garrisoned by
the following troops: LIST S. c. artillery. 1st S.
G. infantry, sd Georgia and the 4sth Miss.
In the interior of South Carolina there was
no troops, except few small detachments of
various commands acting as provost guards.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
House and land =, Auc,;on

I - friday August 9th. at O'Clock p on the
RTa.kk .enises the Two story wooden l. ouse No l2I
containing about seyen ,hous 10 eel s.dso M.
tiseNns,,i os property for Investment Sale posi-
"o-Paiueu arr and terms at "a .
HENRY BAILEY a ID, A..,;o,..,s
July 30-dtd W. AueuohetIs.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
Vote on the Constitutional Amendment ia
Pennsyirdaia.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.
An election was held throughout this State
to-day, on the amendments 10 the State con-
stitution, the first one being in favor Of allow
ing soldiers to vote. There was a compare
lively small vote polled, but it was believed
from returns received ic this city, that all the
amendments have been carried; but few re-
turns have as yet been received from the in
terror
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03

Ne,r Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS July 20.
There was but moderate inquiry tor Cotton at
o9loc lower than previous quotations, but holders
were unwilling 10 make concessions: oiDary 45
~ ~ good do 50gi Is; low mddling / 5Oal 60
he stock OF provisions light and held ii irny at
iaii ices. Old fair sugar Csc
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.
The subscriptions TO the 7-30 loan to-day
amounted TO S636,250. Rapid progress is
made in the preparation of the notes, and
prompt delivery at the time promised viii un-
doubleday be made.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

Immediately ard insiantsneously. we pleaee our
70 ss msn OF hoAor-our reputation A. fhar,nas,,.
aisis-our favorable acqusntan WITH IL pe tle 4.
prop re ois OF the Worid rehown.d sotis 1. nSL
hsts0m. u ~ Is n-ed sceordin< 10 d.rec.ioLs,
wine may be found with escs bottle
We add below some estimon. a!s from eur n igh-
oofs aad townsmen, 10 which we ask yeuf careful
attent
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
BROCKsIEPER's PATENT
Gas Regulator.

ENGLUslNE Az ney tor the sale If TIE Reg.
IL uiat ia Portland No. I02 i4dse s,rs e. "a,
.iAi's. Edwars Shaw sole Az, ht Tins W article
Tor pubic yor wi "a b. per cent. the con M
er 90 any gas b rhei n " III use: p Goo have b en-
soiu IN Ne Lngland sinee January fHis Is not
iegnittor 10 be Ei ed 90 III. meter a ueh In se
iA o. Dat l. rttachst Immediately under ach bui n
e. up, AID Is part Of and an nent to- tas gas
hNtnre f'sef The a i nar huei es- aud steadi-
aess IF the light produced because OF tn exact
proper comousilon-ssfonishes ell Who rave ,een
~ wei the PoSrtre fact of obtain, the iaDrOred
H9hf AZ reauced expense n ed only be
AZ his ONCE 10 ensu.e the co.. exec . the m st
skepiieal. The reg lsio - per Get Itch tab on
the exact amount II ga. used hoIres-u q attain, a
by tne Gao Company aIfets q disadyzuIsgeou " in
The least; Gas Companies all recommend il btesuso
gives eatirc saiisiae TO consumers hence their
number of Sonsnm Increased Rersil mice
so cents each. Tue article viii be adjusted Tor con
sumo Immediately lstquiIug but few mome1 Is
umel ana IL not sulIcd will b. taken ca ire OF ex-
pense. = =
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03

SAD CAsUALTY.-During the thunder
storm yesterday afternoon a lad named Booth
bay, residing on the Porterheld farm in Stroud
water, was struck by lightning and instantly
Eiilad
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03

A Posee from home Through our C.fy Papers.
Nsw Haven, Conn Juae ~. ,ssi
Messrs- hd'fors:-Aiow me, through your col
umns 10 ackno wied &c my gratitude Tor tn tenent
have reces cd from the If Goes ID, SD psis Cure
Although was great sutisrer from ~ spvp.la
the INST dose gave instant relief ard ore ounte has
enabled me to eat any thing please without pain.
1 have now stopped using the MEDICINE as 4 NO
longer need H. PALM LYMAN
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
Horses, Carriages. Il Harnesses.
al Auction.

nN Saturday, August 9Th at IL o,c,oos . NJ
~ Lime street, Horses, Carriages and II rnss.ss
such As Carr ais, Top Buegys Concord Wasons
Jenny Linds Express aeon and IIsrns..ss sons,
OF each new and second hand 'SA-'
hENkf BAILEY CO., Auct,rs.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
Harry Gilmore not KILLED.

HARRISBURG, PA, Aug.2
Persons who have seen the bodies of the
rebel officers, killed in Chambersburg, and
who knew Harry Gilmore intimately, deny
positively that the remains are his.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
TO THE AFFLICTEDI
DIR. w. N. DEMING,
Medical Electrician.
NO. Al Ciapp's Block,

-" q WV V1sN % AN % HLH oThhkIA
MOULD respectfully announce 10 III. cit,z. n a,
w Portland and vicinity. that he has d tInaAspf
" located In this city. During the eleven morffs
,he worst forms OF disease IN persons DO have tra
other forms Of ueatnent In vain, ana curiI . "a.
asked. do they aay caredy To ans~ en- IN, ouesf,.n
&c viii say that all that 40 not tay Gu co We nil
foetor the second time TOR H. thing
Dr. D. aas Devs pfaotca8 kleetficinn AZ Z tu.n.,.
one ears and 10 ALEC regular "a ad1a leo 4 nor
eiscuieity IL perfectly adapted chrOnie oiseas.s
IN the form OF nervous siek bsaoache; Aeufsl.g-
10 the head, neck or extremities cI1sub.l tlcl
IN the acute stages or whore the anss arr not sult
involved; acute or chronic sheslnais scroiuin Iii
diseases, white swelling. spinal ciktastn Curxuslls
on the spine. contracted muscles. cist0rtro Lrihs
palsy or paralysis ST. Nitas Lance Gsasasss sss n.
mering or hesitancy o. speech, cysleLs1a. noitts-
tan, constipanon and liver complaint pliss-ws curt
tbs, structures OF the chest and all torms OF semas
aomplninIs.l
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03

AccIDENT.-While Nathan J. Clifford, Esq.
clerk of the U. S. Circuit Court for Massachu,
sets, and his wife, were riding in Swampscott
last Saturday, the horse was frightened by
train of ears and upset the carriage; severely.
but not dangerously injuring both of them.-
Mr.. c. is son of Judge Clifford Of this cjtv.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03


The regiment blown up by Gen. Grants
mine in front Of Petersburg, was the 1st n.
c. Regiment, formerly Of Jenkins brigade
At the time Of the explosion II numbered $50
men. having been badly cut up in previous
service
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
Certificate from the gus filter Of the Mills, etc. Mt
Lowell. Mass.

LOWELL, Mass, July IL. 1854
Messrs. Hlf Goodsfi:-An expsr Renee Of MANY
years IN the gas nttng business has often
TO me the great value of an improy.m ent thereby
the pr ssure OF might be regu aed at the poin
OF consumption. May and fraite-s attempts have
fro IN time TO time been made to place regulators at
tbs meter Experience has shown that all such a.
tempis have proved failures have also see. ard
used In my ou,ness nearly all the Gale improve
menfs 10 burners. wherein thar which soa have ae-
eompfished has been attempted. bat always failed
AFTER careful examination and fhorour b test of
your u as Regulators-which are attached immedi-
atey under each burner part of the gas fixture
am taily convinced that } our imp oyemerti de-
IN ILLUMINATING power. while the .xpese "a, e6 TO
the consumer is full 80 per cent. The combustion
perfect, hence the improvement must be adopted
and teady light. cheerfally orrme nd il 10 the
trade aud TO all consumers of gas
Yours. &C, III. X. BARKER,
Jy2o diff Gas Fittef, Central Street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03

III use who know my institution, what NV copdi
ton has been sor the last thirty yeas viii believe
with me that medicine that will reach my case viii
reach almost any one. Goes Dyspepsia Cure Ia.
enabled me TO eat any thing please. aud it IS yer,
seldom now have ~ Use The medicine IL relic, ed
ms in instant when 1 was in great pain. NV
whole system rs beiag srreng ,hened by its use
ANN l.. BAGGorr.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03

Once Of the Atlantic ard 81. LairreRcs n. P.fo.l
Portland, July 30. 1 "a. I
A DIVIDEND of two dollars par share les the
N government excise tar. will be paid u this uf-
nee" on ard If or the 2d n gus next O. tie "a ID.
ers of shares, In Federal e1sTef G - recorded At
the close of business on the S0th z Jrre lat
CHAS. Z. bARRETr, lreas'r.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03

Mr. Zoe The bottle OF Goes Dyspepsia Cure gu
gave me has backed up your statement concerning
1t. have only used half bottle and can eat pine
apple short cake or any thing al O. without troable
IL acts like charm. The relief IL affords is instan-
tansous JANE A. LowREY
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03

b Walters says that the reason why they
are sending all the onions to the army and none
to the navy is, because there are leeks enough
in the latter already
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
AUCTION SALES.


IN iday. Aususs b, a 81 O'Clock Z " ON the
~ y sniise., house No Z, Neal sleet. IL Is Two
and a hat story with brieN AID sione nom a d
hyuen end and sides--ihoroaghy a. d IsILf1il "
ouiii. ana m shed NIth d ubI fIasiered val c. M
en.eo eeIar hoo, &c. Excellent waisTat q al uho.
ahc5 q. H. Iew-t i'll IN ] Il. ILor. il a good
sv'e an ~ ron ehielt cut hci the ot vi ieh
~ apou % oi oVof ct splens ID per- pr ptIty
~ -sss'ne " ecsi aey eae INV title
ately W."
August 2-dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03

GENERous.-We hope our friend who fur
nished us basket Of nice shell beans, raised
in his garden, may always have enough and
10 spare. MHoa as
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
STATE OF MAINE. L.
ExEcurIva prFasrrrrr

Executive DTPAvrNrrr
August Jus ~. lst
An adjourned session O. toe Execuil.e Council.
will b. held at tive council ham'er IN uststa
Monday. tie eighth dsy nf Augn neNi
Nttes.: EPHIAiM ~ IN Jk
j2ldid secretary II State
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
TESTIMONIALS,

From the Pastor n the Methodist Z. chsrel. Mad
ss0H, Conn.
have used Goes Dyspepsia Cure Ia nv family
and can willingly tetiiy 10 lis value rs n aealciue
HENnY GiDNASO, Pastor NJ b. Church.
Madison, Conn, June 30th, ls6i
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03

BANGOR LUMBER MARKET.-Amount of
lumber surveyed from July LIST to Aug. LIST,
1864, compared with the amount surveyed
sduring the same period in 1862 and 1868: