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, 1864-10-12
Markets by Telegraph
NEW YORK CATTLR MARKET,
fnrn1nu INV,

irihune.l
NEW YoRx. Monday Evening, Oct. 10, 1861.
BEEF CArTLE-"e have on sale at Allerton's to.
cay about S.s14 bead OF BEEF Cattle, the general
quality Of which Is slsht1y Below tha average.
The weather u ver5 favorable for bus1ness. Viii Ii
te moderately brisk. The top prices current to-day,
excludlI fnnc1 Cattle or extra holiday beef are =
fcr net weight Of mest, sellez sinking oA' 1saec.
Medium quality, say the average Of \ good drove Of
6c1 7ee ns nllnels Stees 536c. The lovest rates.
Il cludpg light, thin S:et.s, coarse Oxen, &C. 11tc.
sHEEP-The stcep Market is acsiva compared
with Ia tHeek, prices aze tixhe1. Best Price
e1c.
HOGS The Hog market compared with last week
is very lively. Tne rage OF prices 2 ior1'ye
weizht aEs 13a2tic so1oT ROBINSON.
EEW YORK, Tuesday evening, 0ct.u.
BEEF CATrLE-The receipts Of B ref tatte at al
tie yards Of tbs city for tho week en- ling to day
amount 84s head The state Of trade At tue close
1surite favorable for trovtrs ali the stock re.
mining from yesterday, and all the fresh arrivals
toay cAn readily be sold at the current rates Of the
market yesterday.
The following are the closing prices Of the market
this evening, and icr tie corresponding period Of
last 5esr: -.
Teek FesI ,,s ,ssa'Rs 1sts
s!cor ts sts slsas beai....... 1ssise: & 6:
Third elsss Beef. 1e@1s:. 10 c.
As conpIrcd with the clceirg prices Of the market
last week tteTs Is An sdTance Of lc. = n On nrst
class Beef, Of H@1c. q On second clas. aesf; and
OF 1c q n On third cals Bae1.
suEEp OF Shetp We have 21,si7 head reported
for the Tee ard accord ng to the reported sales Ct
Sheep brokers, The general ayelaRe price 2 D has
beensc.
H0Gs-The receipts OF 4cgs for the week cunber
ilso head, The quosati rs to-day Of cosn.fed Hogs
= we're !2H9:shc. AT the1s quotations t:ade Is
- trHs$& ~ ~ n HeF FHf CnY NV
, 1864-10-12
Dl r d.

in This city On Il n!s Of the 10Th inst MiCaARL
Mc5;iNLEY. IN the e5:n yeaf OF HIS aga.
Tfa tnrersi Tili take pi4ce to day at 10 o'clock
A. ii II the realcence OF his son, James AcQ,nlsy,
ii East hnzten street. Friends Of :hs deceassd
n invited to Rttond. ..-... -.
In this city At tho residence Ct hsr parents, Is
West KaDdDlph rtreer, TnetdaV. Il instant, ALOE
HITCHCOCK. daughter Of Geo. b. auo j. a. Lee.
u ed II yeafs
Funeral q The Bissops Church. corner Wss: Wssn'
1nrtpu sud Peoria strezts, Thurs1ay, at clock
Ftleros Of tie family so inytt:d without further
no.ice. -
In this CITY net. 11th, 1851, JOaHN1E. only child
Of n. q. and Jcsephl-o Dnrhln, aied year and
days.
raj k.nm 2t1 South Clinton s.i eat today {ot-
nesday) q: ? o'eIeck ?. II.
. ~ Belois sna Blodhehd papers plesse copy.
In this CITY Oc eber 1tst, o. typhoid fever. Hts1
ClsE1s. RkQ, aged IS years and moaths-
Friends Of the family ar" in7tse3 to attspa tie
funeral to HotfoW Il hur1dAY}. at O'Clock P. H.,
fsoM tha 1esiE eEee, l6Q AbssdE en- gtreet.
, 1864-10-12

TIE Pioneer Wide Avakes will turn out In grand
procesrlon-the first Of the campaiyn-to.morsow
(rhursda5) evenipe,tp honor Of Hon. Schuyler Col
fl1. Every member Is expected to be present at the
rendezvous. In Lincoln Hall, this and tomorrow
evenings.
The club Was formally Organized last evening
By The choice Of the following officers:
Preftdent-J. J. Richards,
C1ptdIa-G r Hayden.
Eeeretdrv-GeoTge Fl FeERuB. .
Peter Page, E4q, was in attendance aud report
60 that the Lincoln and Osieshy club had voted an
wide awakee, The announcement was received
with loud cheers. Remarks were made By several
other speakers, and the members Of the club eeper-
atf3 in hlrh en.flts
, 1864-10-12
VI8E CAUSE In NIlC7IlGAN.
4 Glorious Union Rally at Ann Arbor.
fsntcia! DIspstch to the Chicago TThune.l

Especial DIspsteh to the chicsRo Tri2une.l
ANN AaBoR, Mich, Tuesday, Oct. II.
This afternoon and evening one OF the largest
and most enthusiastic masB meetings ever held in
Michigan took place at this city. The whole eoun-
try turned out IN n1dsse.
The Ypstlanti procession numbered $50 wagons
and 15o hor1emer, and was nearly four miles long
From 1900 to a0,ooo people assembled, and the
The sEneallne 10 the court house square vas
from four stands The speakers were Gov. Blair,
Hon HoTaEd Aen T5eGdoTs s;eaeEs kno@}Hn "a Hon
Trof. Keller, Col. Mann, OF III and Hon Jacob
Ferris 1
Ee1nh,fc-n snerch. He spoke for two hours, re.
pudiatins the Chicago platform and the Democrat
tc party. <,o-,oue mn !, ,..,.
rcsrnct anG xyilt hs1e wide Influence in favor Of
The f1nion csuse and candidate.
, 1864-10-12
Arrival offhe Steamer Europe

CAFE Oct 1o7Ese1inaf ana Tee s5sasf e
~ ho-a th,s evening with two JaYa later
peHs pettso Fhere.s @ no chanae IN monetary afars.
Bs The explosion of.hs p.rtio.d PoEaet 5aa Ms
On Saturday morning., foft5 psssons H.te Aneu'
1o1h - i,';tnde II deg. 40 mip. north. longitude
* & ~ u min' west, under canvas In search ofthe
pl.ate Florida -
ruR vEnY LATEST.
BY Telegraph to QusenetoT oct ueS 1ess !ess
th,n n ssrrted Tne shock was felt In London. If
p PAa,s. % OCT. 2-The Bourse Was dull. henses
e'G1eo ~ nst g. ~ Government had determined to re-
dnce p 1he militia establishment about thirty per
cert. .rr9x,,, IN
the R,a,fon ros.t In search 0! rebel vessels.
, 1864-10-12
Bu6al3 Market.
BUFFALO, Tuesday Evening, Oct. II.
M A n RI ED

Az chr1ceothe ttfo4 on tn. Sfh 1ttt.. by the Rev.
+ T. Eirz Nj, CHARLES KtNa, RI Calca 20, and
Miat ELLA $ GARFIELD, OF the totnet plsce. No
caYdR.
In Byccslyr, l.. t., on Thur.d.y. Gc,. sth, bY tha
Rev. + q. De hass, Gu HARLES d. REED. Of Chicago.
nLd KITE TIL, OF Brooklyn.
, 1864-10-12
THE DRAFT.
Examinations and ED11stmenB Yesterday
Results Of the Drift thus Far
Present De6eits-AeettnSss

The Board Of Enrolment was occupied yes
terdsy in examining those drahed noa
the town of Worth, with tho following result;
Number drawn. 40: held to pereonA .stfylee, q:
fo1nished eubatitotes, s; exemus from physical
disability, II do. from other causes, 4; flled to
appear, IL. .-..=-
The following are the results OF the examinations
from the beeiInlpg;
, 1864-10-12

The Te1eCram~-Meet1n In Metropol.
itAh Anll-AddreAses Ases-FirexEotks
md General 1keioiclu.s.

Last night Metropolitan Hall was crowded al.
most to excess with c1tztnE, all easerly waiting TO
hear ihe announcement OF the electoral returns from
Pennsylvants, Indiana and Ohio. There w,s man
Hest for time much anzicty, which gradually dis
appeared before general rsdiart expression Of de
light ard eatisfacuoD. as each teicRfaph!c an
nourccMent = az resd cut. The meeting hAving
been organized. Mr. Thatcher was called to the
chair ard Mr. ". L. Church appointed to act ~
Secretary. The coupsnY weie 100 wholly jub,iant
for time 10 allow OF any speaking, and ali at
tsupts to tncuce orators 10 ascend The platform
Itself to an evenings hearty eDJoymen over ,he
prospects Of the eecion aud the hill rang with in
ic1ehanges Of w,t1cis1ns and fan Great lsarhter
Wss occastoneo ~ thu anuuunceu ant tn 1t gentle
mau irom the Times Office had juEt dropped IN,
wis stated that there every one was looking pe.a
tIa tsa Of the
hell" The cosftentLs Of the pbraseolo2y seemed
to be forciven through gel era1 sympathy for the
mol III sts IN The " esenne taf Wns
coz ne1cel, wLeI. Ar. c. n Hawley came forward
amid loud chesrs, to congratulate The citizens up
seemed to render more certain Of lhe Unioa psIiy.
Nj. Dewey. from Michigan was then loud.y called
for. he Eaid that the fact ei cartjttR 1ndlanR
Wien 1t went In for LLcssln. where was there
State which could be counted on foF McCiellan.
As far az his own State WAS concerned, he could
Paetsf Pste of oo 81 mi % ior NJ Line nneosa srd si@i
lar majontie. would be ,eained in every s:ate in
me ualon, ana tne ieeq1t woala os aoas me com;
over IL hoIe contjneot of tIe,irs
Ai1er lie socterous cheating wbIea this evoked
bad eubtided, Dr. Dennan addressed the meeting
IN similar strain. III; u. :, bate. ID an eo-
taI coud nj fnnncrt is nar in thjs eiecTnn
he considered th.t ine f1rst duty Of cvcS5 citizen
was 70 tnpptEt ths 1as, M m and saye tie
supporting Mcclellan, were calculated to insure
ri. rnln Of both. The.etote,, he turned bis
seek upon the party ne aad eTer hitherto support
ed, and iIdorsed the statement made by d!sttu-
Eulshed officer, that there i. bat one tioele Issue
IN The conteet@unlon Or alsanion3and mat the
ouly Way II nMcn II can pc Ee{t1so IL lighting 1t
out to the bitter end
1t We announced that Gfsna UNION sahy Would
oG maoe t1ih eHgna.k = u .oe MeuopoaaI nal!, As
..tn epieno1o '"'n oot ""' eoonueoos aa'c'-
a.. ,4.o IL st1at i,n ~ T. mnart
t1,sins Of sRaiIy Ronni he Fas. B,e.S sung In
tones which very forcibly lndica.ed 8 determine
ton On thf part OF the singers to Elfe tha ten.l-
, 1864-10-12

The crop of cotton In Brasil was much smaller
than Was expected.
CoKMXRCIAL.
LA1xsr.-Iufur,oo1. Oct, l-Eyentng.-cotton
Irregular and eastsr, cloeing with little inquiry aad
rtlces weak.
Breadstufs quiet and steady. Provisions 4a'es"
Lard duh, and quota,i,us blfely malutalned
LONDON. Oct. 1-Eventnk.-Consols closed a.
BsHGE4 fer money
American Stocks-Sales were made OF Ette
481x lA9 discount.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1.-Cotton eaaier, Bseadstuhs
quiet. Provisions dali.
Console closed at saAlsaA for money.
, 1864-10-12

Vessels Passed Detroit.
IS5e1ia. D1zpatch to tbs Chtcsgo rlieuael
DETROIT. Tushasy, Oct. II.
Er-Ecne.
powz-Ssarlight, Atsertue, Gstswolc, coops., Han
Eah ". Jot e.
trH
, 1864-10-12
Milwaukee HARRIET,

Milwaukee nIarAet,
Especial Dlspatch to the Chicago Trbune.l
MILWAUKEE, ruestay, Oct. II.
FLouR-F1rmer. Eales OF $50 bIls extra epilng Ut
~ pu.
GEAM.-Wheat leu7 active, but 403c higher. Sales
chspRe Il Dol hu at II H 10 IL ~ Receipts .! 1n
bu aaAs. Ia Coo bu lat year. Gsts Of 4,119
bu ttote, q bags Rye at II ~. 4s ba1s
Eofr, blelltu, ut N7Q.
, 1864-10-12

The examination viii commence to-day With
the drafted men from th9 Sixth Ward; there will
probably be no drnft today, aa the examination
will occupy the whole time Of the Board OF Ed
ro1uent,
ENIIBTAENTS.
The following are the credits On the various cub
eeyen men enlisted On Mo1day evening but not
credited. Nllee. i. Lake, /; Lemont, q: Worth.
=: Third Ward, IL; Sixth, !; Eighth. 4: Ninth. s:
Eleventh, Is; T~ettb, 1: Total. t. The Eleventh
Ward claimed to have enlisted ~ men yesterday:
if so, they are not jet credited.
, 1864-10-12

NINTH WARD W1DE.AwAKEs.-The members ol
tie Ninth Ward Wide-Awake and C5mpaign C1ubs,
are expected to turn out to man tonight, at Z
o'clock sharp Rendezvous at The Washington
Skating Park. This tra1fparencies are all ready.
Turn ont to yis1t Metropolitan Halt, and join Ia
the ackr owlcdRements Of the first shouts OF glc-
tory which come up from the Eastward. Let tha
Weet prepare to give noble response.
, 1864-10-12

"ANTED-Apert fer the sale

w WANIED-Age1ts fer tie sale
w ofBasters Patent knapsaak supporter THIS
6urpcftar Ia srap AtJustDent, ceajRu d for caTry
ing me knapsack, Or ~ be 16ea ~ substitute for
the sack entirely. Il completely ovescomss tna OBJ.
tsck. By ctfdslng The vtlxbs IN 1eh manner shat
the ate. breast and back left entirely nes. It
aYGaCs The E1IsTINa N1CKs3ITf c1thfcWinE OF ths
sack when n att on, and the tsmpsatton 10 co 80
On The march has 70 eired unb 5unded prats, and
HeaIaSi onleess ~ poilt tea b nal G.n Couch. "a
efthe Urited ststes Army ans al'o ose appolnted
By t.e tg19soa General Bar; Uuised States Arm7
ctIs md enlisted M u. who nate sad arc el uainE
i IN the armies Of The Vrs:ed 1tat.s. Until ecentJ
greater than tha suep1y. b. ths ln1onuct1oa Of to
cIsaked !acilties the manufacturer Ass novprepar-
% 10 fEft lsoo7s 'hrouxhGus 'he loytl State9 An
sesrs 1r tnat pQIpote 1s desired IN This s:ate. n
eleRcEs, and Of Suitable business sack most excel.
lent opeorEun;tJ = on .red As no caoi;a is required
GisGhaEt "a u9lon so!dlsr. Addrssa. 10. two days.
D. We. C.hANTER. fremont House, Roon III.
, 1864-10-12

NEwARk, N. j., Tuesday, Oct. 1.-THE charter
election Today, IN this city, has gore Democratic.
The Republicans gain ore or two Aldermen, aud
aeyerat S.hool Commissioners. The returns ara
scattering md come in Slowly.
, 1864-10-12

RELIGIOUS IS1E1IlGENcE.-We are pleased to
earn that Rev. o. II. Tiffany. D. D has received
he apnointuent 10 Grace III. E.} church IN this
ritz The Intelligence will be pleasing to this es-
,ttmed c|erpymsn's many friends, who we're for
merry electrified by bis ora OFT, while pastor of
the Clark street church. We Wish him pr0pflety
n bit new charge.
, 1864-10-12
ROCK RIVER CONFERENCE,
dissisn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Biblical
lnshtute-Ncrthwes1eFn University and
FemIe Csliege-champatgn lnsti-
tutc-Reek Rlyer and Clark
Senlnkries

Reports OF Commtttees-State OF the
CouEtry-Appolutm
Log EIeFelses,
, 1864-10-12
LOCAL MATTERS

PEnao4AIr-Msj, Gen. 4. E. Paine and BriR.
Gtn. E. A. Paine are In ths city and stopping at
the Tt5mOnl House.
, 1864-10-12

Preeident OF Lincoln and Oelesby Club.

AnnREss WAN1ED.-J. C. cambesg, oftbe Board
OF Trade Battery is requested to tasc his address,
at this Office.
, 1864-10-12

p Gentlemen wishing Under Shirts and
scarfs, Ties. Suspenders. &C., Will ind tbe best
assortment In the city at Wilson's, 126 Dearborn
street. Prices to suit present ratea Of gold.
0--
, 1864-10-12

ut Rasse for wes&efn. and kalta 5os BtAta. Cheese
QuieF Ut l1e1ec ioF comm ID % pine.
, 1864-10-12

Which attracts but little attention In ts In.ip!en
c. may be the forerunner Of Consumpt1ons What
IL sometimes called tritne cold, frequently ends
in Bl chitis! Whist reckless folly 10 ALLOW a
eouyh or cold to become deep eeated when n
tcTant can be ,eatlly procured. Sold By druggists
everywhere. oct1f 793t-TUEB, ,TuksAT
, 1864-10-12

WANTED-2oo Agents wanted
w ffom all ps.ts of tbs wes: 10 sell Bntts,tck's
Patsras tor casisg Lscies @ pss.ses saa al Finds 4
cspn a, REQUIRED. STACY d WIL0aR. Koom Is.
uottair1. Nice orfcka Bui ing, corner Of kan1olph
Bnd De+.b:1n at7eets, Chicago. P. y. BOZ 6396.
d~11 -
, 1864-10-12

GoHo FoRwAEn,-F1fty-ouc substitutes and
thittytwo dratted mel left Chicago for Springfield
Last evening.
, 1864-10-12

w ANTED Agents to sell my
v9 rev engraving entitled "Hcne on FurlouEh."
One OF my ola a2en;1 Wrtes me hh never had aoy
tniaE 70 sci nke T.: Dnaoled aoluiets snu ctn r.
Will ind this EcGd ch4uce II mRk~ m.ney. Apply
Il once 70 sAs uEL PtKe, Box $3.50, CHICAGO. III.
Office 1fS RI {t1aEH b1<ek, i73D.pssN
, 1864-10-12

. &A4aI{3
Oetno1at's II
The vote by companica IL no: known. Two
couI,tpiee, bcltcTed to be = and +, voted the Re-
publican 1scaet aollc, aud company c voted 81 to
is. The greater runbcr Of democratic votes were
cast hy companies B and q. oae company IL
absent in Springfield it il believed they have vo-
ted eolid fol The URtun ticket. A great number Of
the mcmtere OF The regiment are under the voting
age, or larger Dsitriiy would have been giren
for 1ee Union ticket
A vote wne Al-o tatep yesterday anoug the
members Of the Veteran Rceerve f:orps, belonglug
to Ohio and Indiana. They voted solidly for the
ULiop ticket.
Ho1u. THHyEs.-Ho.el thieves are again be-
comi1g NUMEROUS. Daily complaints are made to
the police, OF the dotn Re OF thcee gentry and yet
in but few instances can they be caught. Their
ceediDgly diflcn1t
In ene hotel in the city, on Saturday lat seven
hats were taken frum the bat rack whie the guesss
Wefe at dinner. In otht5 instances va}iset, oyer-
cnate, pudcrcoate, md Other clothing IL taken.
RooEns LEFT temporarily unlocked are entered and
rapfacked, and in nineteen cases in twenty 1t is
Impossible to identity ,5e th.et: man register
fnes al tie Jarris House, aud succeeded IN steal.
~ thryefrom an pverco,t and an uudercost. he
HIN went to the Union House from which he
fcok naif Of pants from bsardcte room, and
then vent to the Gy noe ehe ~ne5f ns h.xs 80
rncecetionb to make, ThinRs LETT oronod cafe!eas.
1v and i1ooft LEFT unlocked are tempting opp ortu-
1.fieA for these e1e4Es, who. however. Dare nor
run the tisk Of forcing open door. Eeetynooy
contend 10 wstch II or keep it locked NJ: Eternal
xieilauce IL ihe pstce OF po-ses.fon Till our po-
liz fn,oe Il iupfpved, property holders nrst !ooK
out for themee1yee: but II Is always gooa F'au
to be careful.
, 1864-10-12
THE CITY.
THEGLORIOUSNEWS.
RALLY T0'kleHTl
Pennsylvania, Chic and Indiana
have been Heard From.

A grand ratification meeting viii be held
this (Wedncsda5) evening, at Metropolitan
Hnll Let everybody come and rejoice over
the glorious news.
Able speakers, including all the candidates.
all the Lumbards and a1l Union men, Will be
Present and epeak and sing and shout.
Let everybody come. Hall open at sk
o'clock, and will keep open till morning.
6eate will be reserved for ladies,
, 1864-10-12

FmE,-The oil house Of the P. i F. II. r. Z.
caught Gre yesterday morning, but owing TO the
spet Dr. application OF water from the steamer "U,
r. Harris the flames we're soon extlnguished with
but little damage.
, 1864-10-12

NonTn CHICAGO C1Tf RAuw4T.-An additional
nile OF North Side City Railway track WAS opened
mp On Lauabee street last Thnreday, and double
track will eoon be laid out to Center street. The
Company now Las twelve miles OF ra11Euad in run
rex Anft1E
, 1864-10-12

PKEs1pEk11A1 VoTEs-A yo.e taken day or two
since on the incoming Michigan Southern train
8 gave 61 for Lincoln and IS tor Mcclellan lhe
prominent feature Of the vote was that the train
contained 40 conscpte en- route to Join their rc,i-
1uentss they voted for Lincoln to man.
4 vote taken At Dryaut & Stlatton's Commercial
College eayc Lincoln Is, Mcclellan 19.
, 1864-10-12

WANTED-Agezts, male a5d f.
Eole- hesdquv y ters for the hsss aud moss
POT uM scKtp.ron works eysE uublahsd. also. wsr
aps, rtotol hr, OF Lincoln, Grant n1d
Metlellsn. snd pot "a Of Cur military and naval
heroes is NJ Ill South Clark send for
ch culAJ1 to B. + TREAT, publtaher and Who'll aale
nstnt, Ch1csIc, III, &C i 1909 1t
, 1864-10-12

UNIVN A1ABS mEETTNG,
There will be q grand Union gathering at
Bryan bail on Thursday evening.
hon. MATT. M. CARPENTER AND OTHER
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS MI Il ADDRESS
TEE MEETING.
Further notice tomorrow.
JoH8 L. HANCOCK,
PfeEldGnt Of LINCOLN and Qcleshr Clnh
, 1864-10-12

AxxuA1 sEss1ox or THE GRAHD LODGE OF I'LL.
xo1a, I. @. o. F.-The Grand Looge Of the Inde-
pendent Order OF Odd Fellows OF the State of ILL
nois commenced it's annual seseion yesterday, ut
NitkowsEy Hall, corner Of Clark and Monroe
streetE. THE attendance waB large. So far theS
have transacted none but secret business. and we
are consequently unable TO maze any report Of the
11rnceedfnrA.
, 1864-10-12

~ MIRASULES DANCING
~ ACADEMY, al wabash avenue. Is cow npan
for the slspon. The nrst Chidrens Class will ps hela
On Saturday afternoon, Oct. Eths at oG!ocS-
pclc-tE4Jh&4sho
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-24
STATEMENT OF TEX
Etna Insurance Company,
le- OF HARTFORD. eeasH, ai "a
On the LIST day Of November A. D. 1853, as required
130l By the Laws of the State of Maine. h

The Capital stock Is, .,..,..... .sl, 600
and s,ith the swptss is Snpssted as Jolloscs:
Real estate, unincumbered, 897, 1858 Is
Cash in hand, on deposit, and In Rgsass' -
hands, 2Ig e50 IA
United States Stocks, 6I2,s47 so
State and City Stocks, and Town Bonds, 66e.4b0 90
bank spd trust Company Stocks, l,047,270 90
mortgage Bonds, ~ 83l, $50 90
Atlantic Aatzal Las, Co.'S scrip, ls62-3, 1855 so
ages Total Assets, ss,o25.s7s "a
due or adjusted S7T6 iii n
Amount at risk, estimated, lI66l84F1 n
THOS. A. ALEXANDER Fresid emf
LUoIUs j. HARDER, Secretary
Hartford, NoY. Z, 1853.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-24
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out from general use should
rience in the hands of regularly educated physi-
oian, whose preparatory study fits him for all The
duties he must fnlfl yet the country 3 flooded with
poor nostrums and cure-slis purporting to be the
best IN the world which not only useless but al
ways injurious: The unfortunate should be PARTIO-
ULAR In selecting his Physician 1t Is lamentablo
dente are made miserable with ruined constitutions
by maltreatmspt from Inexperienced physicians In
genera prscteei foY i y point generally conceded
agemont Of these complaints should engross the
whole time Of those who would be competent and
perienced general practitioner, having neither op.
portunity nor time to make himself acdU ainted with
their pathology, commonly pusrues one system Of
use Of that antiqqated apd dangerous weapon. Mers
ourY,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-24
WOOD far Goro

A BOUT eight acres az p;us
at Graves ILL., WestbrooE viii % V So, Lne stump
gain. VIII DC SOLO AZ a BAR
Enquire of FRANCIS b. HANco,r
Babcock's, Federal Street, or OF az Seo: H.
head of Berlin Wharf - A9A nANSON,
oct 6-tf. &Hts ffssf ae.5gh
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-24
MIDDLE AGED

There are maay msn as tas Az : - -. ~ y naaFp
LouDied with too frequent excavations from the
bladder, often accompanied by sIight snartina on
burning sensation, and weakening the system In
manner the patient cannot account for. Oh exam
ming urinary deposits ropy sediment viii often 20
found, and sometimes small particles Of semen or
albumen will appear, the color will be Of thin
milkish hue, again changing to dark and turoid
difficulty, Ignorant Of the 64ass, ~kichis tns
SECOND STAGE or SEMINAL YSARHRsS
can warrant perfect cure n such csses, and q
Persons who cannot personally consult the De-.
can do 40 by writing In plain manner description
of their disease, and the appropriate remedies WIN
be forwarded immediately.
be- returned If desired.
Address, DIX. j. y. HUGHES,
No. s Temple ST., lcorner Of BIIddlel Portland.
R-ssnd Stamp for oircqAy,
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STATE OF MAINE.
First Colle otion District t.
SPECIAL INCOME TAX.


AssEssoR's OFFICE, % Exchange street.
Portland, October IL, 1854 81
DURSUANT to the provisions OF Joint Reso.
III lHtion impotin special income tax" pass.
bv the Congress of the United States and approved
by the President July 9TH 1854, hereby give pub
notice to all persons and parties ntereSted That
the Assessment LAST mace up in compIianee with
said Joint Restitution, will ON the 18th day Of Octo.
ber 1864, be deposit d as follows:- The Lists for
the County OF Cumberland at my office above nam
ed and the lis Tor the County of York at INV dwell.
ing house in York, in said County of Yo-k. Said
lists will remain in said places Of deposit for the
term Of ten days, and during said term of time thew
wi be open to the inspection and examination of ali
persons who may apply to INSPECT the same. in or
der that the amplest oppor' unity may be given for
the detection of any fraudulent returns that may
have been made, and any omissions that may have
occurred; and for this rpose seek the co-opera-
ton of All tax paying citizens,
And further notice Is hereby given, that after the
sxpiraiion of the ten days, aforesaid to wit: on
signed Will be present at his office aforesaid to re-
ceive and determine any appeals which NAV then
and there be made to him re alive to anv EXCESSIVE
or erroneous assessments made by the Assistant IA
SCISSORS within the County of Cumberland; and an
peals from the assessments ofthe Assistant Assess
ors within the County of ork will be heard at NV
dwelling house in said York, ON Saturday the 29fb
day of said October -s ~''A
Allappeals to be made to the Assessor. must he
made In writing, and specify the particular cansa
matter or thing respecting which decisio n il re
quested and must also state the ground 81 prncinle
inequality or error complained Of
Oct l4-eod to 2s --',.'-1' --'''''e''