davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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-L!ch arc nor recommended By the highest taeaseal
authorities, aud warranted to produce an 1NA1"
Dt-TE Ernc1cla1 effect. They ere cxceedingH asle
1,sc perfectly pure and must superceed al otAe3 e"
~ylErc lcsltlx* Ecrtlc stinau1aat is required.
Thcy purify, strengthen aad inyiSosate'
1Lcy create healthy appetite
Tacs are autldo.e to change Of #afes anc c!e9.
7cr oyrrco,nc c11ccse OF dissipation Aud lhte noa.
Thry RI, ,rn.tLcn TIC system and enlsen Tue mha-
r1,cy n,cycnt 1uiaanat'c and Intermittent 1eTess.
Tlar rnrity tue breath and acfdity OF tie stomach
1hcv cr.c Dyspepsia and Constipation
rror cn-c Dar7hca md Cholera Morbu4-
11ry cure Liver Complaint nnd ferFons neaor ,,s,s
1,cv mike The weak strong. tie 1anso'7 ,,a ~,
And arc exhausted n..nrcb great se=1ofcl' tne,
tonpoecd Of the celebrated caAsasa pa11. "4a1e-'
rre eaua1tnk. roofs and herbs. all preserved u pc1
srrtlv nu,c 81, cse1x yuu. For pa!tcoias' see ecu
;.rs ard testimonials ground each oostic-
vcu>rrc ar trposicrs Examine every bottle. sce
-hs, ;, Is5 our private q. s. Stump uamu11ated oEcr
.hc cnrk. with plantation scene, and our signature On
nc s,ctl ,l4tc sic lAbcl. Sec tlat our bottle Is Lot
rcilIrt1 with spurious nud dcIeteroas stui. Any per.
son prc1s nng to sc Plantation Ditters BY the gallon
or IN 1'uk Is N laposter. Any pczzon .,tsns thls
.,ose1e, saloons. steamboats, and country stores
r. II. DRAKE Il CO.,
, 1864-04-14
%rrrtas .tXnHrrs.
4. T.-ES0G.-A

Pcrsons ofscdcntasy hRhis troubled With weakness.
,asstuuc, pa;pltloz Of The heart lack Of appetite.
sa1 t,cs scr catins torpid lrcr, constipation, &c-
deserve to suffer llcy will not Try the celebrated
, 1864-04-14
j Physiological View Of 3f=as'-
v%fsn

X.kIEEs
atannk nearly 90 p.Ees I'd lS N. f.s:s i,. ~ s
state + Heath aud ilisexse. with Ts+A Atise on
r s6 = FEE tas
-tAe ouey rational ard successful mod u caft.
:kowp liz the se?on nf cates :FsaIed Tnt1:nt ,I
xAy1scr 10 The married, and tluse Epnt ehfiatin.
:Earrtege Who r:1tertain duuhts Of tHetr ht siral
:snd!en Sent frs q rostaEs 70 s9g re- 9n Sa
ltHreAs,ns u. La fIen1x. 40. 81 Maiden lans. A..
MY. Mt. tee:-elH.So..es
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i
AVOID C0UNTHRbEI1s-

HosTETTERs nITTE1Ss share the common ate
OF Ill things good 1mpos.ors imitste. >,
OF these beware. DiscreetiF use your eyes
From honess housea purchase your supplies
, 1864-04-14
Dr. II. Doddss Ccfcarntcd' Pile
NnnrsnNRG

Tbose who arc afflicted With tf.s prostattuF anu
ycxuttotR oisease need suncf TO longer. De- undd5
Innaten bnt bccn u4cd viii nuGareleied SUCCESS IN
furpre and Ac1ca- III. usaudI trstlfy to IT. &po
d. Id, vitues Sand rost.ge stamp Tor arrrltr. A.
dress D.: T. DDDDs fosl Office Drawer e6os, chicaEo.
xt,18 8ar7H
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Gc1r0l1 35{ttErs.
Gc1rolt 35ittgrs.
DR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
1CEfpffDN BEETE EEsS
c2s latest ard Most Important Discovery o.
this 18th Century.

+5,1. 4-.-t ts-1. u .o-, lanmnts'y cennea1eS @19
::tscf o. LIT Ms!esn Me. - OF $50 y c.fe1 etAt4
= Eu-t u. ora y fuu At l1Iue+F IN Int lfAa
.xssi;, t:e. u .: Dr.. jO!sS DIlL OF Louisville.
~ H,s Etnt'nblt preparation II aaErspt1Es- haa
,ooy =sse q ~ nea; 1T ,n4 .srtort semrounc. Ct
t,at vatn*eae drug Hi> Compou. u T!1n CE+f-J
aee scnin "a .as erm lot.ace. II yaI
.i7rtat ~ .h- rp-n y Il. u Eorts Amsrca. It Ito
ro~s1g .lDry oi biz II rtnntt-t ~ tsine IN III
lea t.coy'IS. = t.tt cGEnst3ati-n IG- Re ca
ol c!a1ln e .e tas ci.cosr,.- OF cE:,aoE. i
ron : be olgt tns pasir* ipi,s 1.ati u CeutYsi
Sulertca. ic -Losp ts TFtnea haze peErl k:oEs lcI
syaE tlcs eenAoce shs 7.oss "easiy '24lxsiR ~
r, 1tleA without teRr TIE mott yEoouot, pts II
- Eefief itr teetp 1n6t stle trethts LEFT Ii
tie boes the Co. II rofent - eurH ho roatsr @a
Nhtio IL. Hn !. net urerare: 70 enanrsc III: Il
.sr.sA s1t prttenAoa. he ssts =; froH
l. 1srtu. ta.t ~ rsets an4 nreyen'ise for AZ ~
~ = si*iag 5.on sxRo;oF,es % H. essr nsamnn ~
81 stalct V1.hon nval :: jnss1y es.1 r. n sea ~
TFAt 1Hdiek. In
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r. II. DRAKE Il CO..
:e5-GSG,a On TnAN an broadway, n. 7.


The great Chinese Remeay for secret diseases. Ono
b. wiIi perform care. lngredfentsn.e rnr-ly ve.e
table Can be carried IN tie roeket without ie4r Of
tsctton. Price u psg bog. Sold h, all drnsEts.s
iCRD BtilTH. Nloictale Agents.
ap1& cs6t9m I1tAkNo
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U EAL ESTATE-A Large For
q trne in Prospcct.~Forssle,n III th..c3Ey Of
DAVENPORT, loxyA.
Tbs largest and most aoufsAius city 10 The State
ACARCETRACT QFtAMn
Near tho geographical centcr Of the city. contain
, inE one Gnndred md twenty nc'e. nfe Dwell
thousano doIalx-h. river rieE's, Tue whole tT1ct
surrounded BY lrcs factor1es and otner Improve
FCLT0N, ut Davenport ap-"c'7sst
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THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE,
coMypEEpEp ERox
Eoots, Barlks and IeaTes-
Cherokee Cure!

A satn,;lng ours for Seminal fncss, Soe
Memory. Gniveraai L5ssltpde,, Pa1Ee n The Beck+
i:unesa q: Virten* reuatnre old AKe- Msak
g1es tinpt:oas On Tue Pie Insaai,y
f,ausnrunirn, end ill tic urefn1 compaluta CAUSED
~ 0epar Ing f-nna The path OF nature. ..,,4
ons " Rhies a + re9
nnr nratiice lpr many yeats, aud Efta tnonsAnea
rested It hat uot tailed In eiaEe Instance. II CO.
tatIre powers have been sat1clens ~ Kill sAcIofS
r. r.. Il se wuo hare tsihed Win ther GO Sonsnsn,
sisn un,N tlty tbipk themselves bs Foad tue frHc1
Of ntGical aid. va would ray, DESPAIR A9I! lns
GnEEos tuRE I'll rsssose g1n 1s y ta3sa 5ea5n A1'
Prizes. e. FER bott!e, OF tAree potts t0l r? @o1
! 'orwarued u kxr-ees 10 all parts Of TIE warla.
For tnn particulars, Rcs Cfcnn; . 1satn p ~
WI mall f-ec e.y desiring the sAms inl t9eA
| Al eneh t:ders n:rst BE- sent TO c. A COoK+ Chi
| ERGO. our Gtn,rAl Ar cnt tor tie Vest
c. a. G q @ x,
! CHICAGO
Scns.s ,AEtn for the States o. Illinois. lawa TIA
D1k- W. Il. 1IEEvT1y 4 CO..
SOLE Pnoca1rross, i
No. @ Liberty street, Scv 7o,t
eola 1t "holcsal. fl ch,cavoey
rpInhEHS Inn NIL ULLER .Ip1:p sMTrn.
suirn { pT5ERi ERbih.....-'M.n 2. i;Ais;ls CO
"A'' - - j. EoEEunsLn1ii. II e>oF'11.
At retaf y al DruGgtst, IL the ct:y zad ttrou. r.
tic coEntF5- ia@ @1sc1a4-lA7..uAru - O. "
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Regularity Of Action the Sou1 Of
Health

vecHrncst,v ca the attention Of feoalc rea aets
10 I,r " l. ScFwins yertlscme Q: the cet bFated
t14aoESE PILLS for ftm1eA Es the best o.
rculion an audste 70 rasa, and fsmos =
TO lhe chs Yu tous that hnrE these rms. u
tcru.p pg regularity cf Gcs!on TO the female F5stea
secure Lentl, ard with health. h:stnW tic tatclaA.
eyc siottlc tIep nnd clear courtexon that DC 1otc
ulaitLy Tp nan. HtAu tht 2dvef iaenlrot nF-casA-It
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:.
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GREtA4 1G ~ / I1
..>'
s.- =
EF att H0M . a ES
- - AA ~ ~ @s =
-
-.
80
=,
r - - nj 4
~
....-
SA'I"E-E E-@-1&-S~
-
TuT E1TTEES ARE
LA ! =
pure, delightful Vegetable Balm
TO cheer tho spirits and inc nerves 10 eaoo'
Protect the s5sse" a<on1 '..a'l1N DaAe'
Rouso fospto SA'a1e' a''' ''4s' '7'@ "N'*' -
i
to +,Hn$a hn ftf
s:...u,sd 9TH n,.t,en, car.
pS s''eA''' -.,,.
ana 'ne niliu op".s ~ s.'~
Pufe4s oi Ill o'n'lA4 y s$l4"A1'
RESULTS OF THEIR osh'
Digestion Fahee' sppea'e 1c'aSe'
The foou assaao@'sS' 'As fN>'ea* >'
Dyspepsta van'shes with al It's sn5oes.
And peaceful sleep snceesaa disturbed sepes~'
EFFECTS ON TIE LIVER.
TIE bilious SUFFERER ians''o' nsusss' p.4s
Physieked for years pernaps' @1sGoa. a'al''
Finds IN the BIFIEEs AL le esEs OF aeeos'
And lives to smile at doctors and thesf cSeeds-
OPERATION on TIE BOWELS.
: Rc,axed, CONSTRUCTED, or the seat Of pain
these o,rans should not, for one day, remain
,rsa cscse al each extreme fou can erpe-.
1-,a p,ttsva tone an,, regulate 20 well.
,,,a .r.n. .~
:. 80 :, -. ..;., -
1fe haeeaa muse.es Hn:'s so'- e:
1Ae "asl,' 49, 49,. ,...st - ~. ho,-+ -a+r7,,
suensu :" lug 1.'4.Ds, 80 aas~ ....
:-.. -.-.s....
The constitution tried by pain Of care,
Or Wild Indulgence. Il not past repair;
Tbis genial Tonic. Is the heaitdh! ae"s
- *
Damp, cold, exposure to n'ala1aons loa
Bring On Of Ills fearful catalosnos
But lnterruittaGts. whAtso'eT their KIND
49,.
*-0A~ '-'
This torment dire, that al enjoyment Hha'
Yields not to punsent scents or drastic pills.
:. IT'S from the stomach that It takes its rise:
'.. =. r..
"0"' o1 a. =.
Without due noo1ian,m9ess b nfe's pulses *aae,
The blood grows thin and du!lness clouds ths ofas
But This Elixir sets the eyTtem Ftshs'
:. =
-
E1baus4ns Fever leaves its s1ct1sos to"'
And. unasslssed' hea1ha 'etn1n u s'o~'
Then With The. .b't'eFs "easeaeo Ss'os@ ~"
- -..........
40 q "114''''<>' 1 - :
Bvn,ebt and day, on river, sea, or land,
p: II instant peril Of disease nc stand; -:
> But It's dread ar1ows harmless seem to gl1da
@s..- '.
Boen, through the World through every climate ssS
Here Is the ant1fote 'gainst every CHANGE;
Water impure 1t tempeEs, md tnufeS
Who has not felt how feebly words essay
The qualms one feelson shipb9ard to postFsy9
=. Dreed them 20 more DEFY old fcpsune's powes.
!:
An o-sADo1 ~A'1>Ae a. Ao
!; OF al1 the liqrors borne aczos tho sea-
Not one-mark that-fsom acstd polson's cree
These B.ttcrs stand hnid ssimulants alane'
::
- -. - ;,s
Remember, too, apes1ent roos ano he1o
Are o1ent with thoss snat fe'"@a<'on eofo
, In this rare pt1ture; gd'efh's iacs dno "eises
on the stomach food to 'sa tsan.. ,...,
:. 7nI. grand corrective soon removes tho ban.
oA" - '4' '1'' '~'' ''
"a sAs & A~'' '''-% 49,
vhr mt With all the opiatcs dispense,
That .nakes the nerves and psEaayzc the scnse.
,xn,1- fhura
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SPENCER. villa g. Co.
y BANKERS AND NR0KEKs,
Is ConEtcss greet. Boston.
sTOCEE IND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD On
I3sIUN-{Ol,t.ECrIOtsS MANE IN ALI
I'di;TN OF IKE Nk~ ENGLAAp ATE3.
ACCOUNTS Or RAAES AND BANEEES I.ECE1V-
En- On Liberal. TERMS.
INTEREST ALLOWED On BALANCES And DE-.
POStTE, III SPECIAL AGREEMENT.
psrrcu1nr attention crsp to the purchase and sAle
Of Lake Superior and Canadian Mining Stocks
n,si:ed ou arnl(cs1}un {B1tyE73l sATkw
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THIS torment dire, that ali enjoyment E!lis.
= Yields not to punsent SCENTS or drastic pills;
rT1s fton the stomach that 1t takes its rise:
Toaa With tho Ritters, md the anguish ties.
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n hv not with all the optatcs dispense,
That shakea the nerves and pszalyzc the sense.
When these rare Bstters soothe 10th mind md fssnf
Inviting both TO yield to slnmber's clalzu2
, 1864-04-14
BROKFS CONSTITUTIONS.

The constitution tried by p.in OF care,
Or Wild indulgence. IL not past repair;
= Tbis senla, Tonic. is the heaishft,! dews
Quicken pazchcd herbs, Its wasted power renew.
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3a>.king an1s ErrDange.
NEW YORK WAREHOUSE
IL teE AND
SECURITY COMPANY
ot7:ce 10, e6 Pine street, opposite .. s. sno-
Treasury Building.
Cask Capital $1,ooo,ooo.

S&1SA ~dktAkaA3
Th1e COMPANY With paid mp capital OF hAaf
MILLION TOLLAKa. IL nox prepared 70 HsnsacE&
Ranking, Trust, Agency nno Cona0aas-
- sion HnrtncsHs
And to rscef, ,e the accounts Of WESTERN BANKS,
H1NIsE IsEHs. .EHGHANTs, sHiPfEtis, snd o,nefr
On niaHUnEI osfTs upoL Interest. subject to sight
dfaffF and :n Efve particular attentfDE to the 1o
lection. negotiation and disposal q sPECtE and
sECUeITIE. q eTs p - e scr'p ton and hIcAAhGk- "a
1rent. sale or Otherwise. ana merchandise TO be
stored sold rr forEarded, upon al which. then
receirt. .GAsA ADqA sGEs vail he .naae Ana In
Tie spcclal attention CT merchants Throughout Ae
West Is called tn the supplying Of great want, il
the establishment Of this company b. ths partie&
Eho are en-aEtd in 1t-cenprelns tho best 11e!.
chants in tie City Of New York. and giving degree
Of aecnrtty secont 70 DO Institution Incorporated
every cx<rt1ar ratdc bY active business ner COZ
pstaoE the direction. to Etrc entire sa;1sfse!san.
RfrKEEAcE II cHc.0S:
). q. DUfHAM, FBq.
8; a: SMITH, PTss!aent n; s, LID T coup,ns.
THEODORE CRANE, Pres.
F. :. OGDEN, sec. fc2a rs SIN 81 T&1a
TO-PAlETNERSnP.-R J
~ Sherman, Of BuCa1o. Bc.ia1etn F. Jeryls rfsst-
dent OF the I:ank of tnzenoyfA. n. T. and kdVafd >
GIch Of T. S. 1ich'B Bank Of Exchange, DHus1o have
asspciAlcd themselves together fer Tho putrcse q
earring In AID tiansecttnE the bus1nesS OF
, 1864-04-14
. ,-.;,
CfII1I9 AND FEVER

Damp, cold, exposure to u,alarions fog.
Bring on of Ills fearful cataloguos
But lnter1u1tt3rts. whAtso'er their kind, a..
:: :aostestcr's Blttezs scastcr to the E:od.
, 1864-04-14
BAN KING.
M30PNE STEEET, In tht clty Of Kew York.
CxDEz TIE TEA KtAKoF
EIEH. SHERMAN l. CO..

M3oPIsE STREET, In tht elty Of Kew York.
usDkz TEE PEN xlxKoF
klcH, SHERMAN T. co.,
viii pny particular attention to ,he coHeeaon
Notes, pfans. g., Ind 10 the purchase End sale
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
OF ALL R1Sns.
Railroad Stocks, Bonds, Gold, &c.
Interest allowed Deposits. subject sq r sa;csed
!ss,s II, q 65x =: .ss;s ss1. ~ Rf:A REIl1s.
EOURTH NATIONAL BANK
OF CHICAGO.
4 South Clark ST., Loomts Bcttdinsa.
sill Exchange, End transact General Banking bu5
mass. ~,o,-.,,n n..,a.,.
siii54eadE 5. au4cafaas ass1si15e hanGkh. essaisr
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
or CHICAGO.
1856 LAKE STREET.
original aad Subscribed Capital, = 100000
JAS. Il BOWEN. PRECEDENT.
AMOS 7. HALL. VICE Pses'deos'
IRA EOLstEs. tash1e1. te2s-vs9l+sm :
FIKST NATIONAL BANK
| Southwest cor. Lake md ClarE.ats-
CAPITAL. e50n,Oa1s
s1Al. i. .slekE.:s6s. itfaslss's vlee-rzs.'s.
, 1864-04-14

EFFECT on THE DHBILTATED-
7 tr faccid uuscle5 tltm1ess 5ou1 acquire,
The franc gnins flesh, the eJe resumes Its azes
Strength to the limbs, hopeto The heart retuos,
TIL staff sad crutch the coavalescent sp1sna
, 1864-04-14

- E1baus.lns lever leaves tts victims low.
And. urassissed, Health's returu Is slo~;
Then with the Bitters weakened Nature all
For In each drop vitality conveyed
, 1864-04-14

EFFECTS ON TIE LIVER -.
TIE bilious sufferer. 1anguld, hstiess, pale.
Physicked for years, perhaps. without arafl.
Finds IN the BITTERs all lo esEs or aeeds,
And lives to smile at doctors aud their czeesis-
, 1864-04-14
OPERATION ON TIE BOWELS

Rc1axed. CONSTRUCTED, or the seat Of pain
These organs should not. for one day, remain
THE esuse of each extreme Fou can erper
The Bitters tone aud regulate 20 we'll.
, 1864-04-14

Roan, through the world through eycry CLIMATE ss''
Here is the antsaote 'gainss every change;
" weter impure It tempezs, md tnures
Man 70 ali barsshlps In alrsempeFatures~
, 1864-04-14

AS a GENERAL PREVENTIVE
By night and day, On river. ses. or land'
= In tnstant peril Of disease nc stand; +.
;. But It's dread ar1ows harmless seem to gada
. Past an with this 1nvigoran. fortified.
, 1864-04-14

AsVE-3 t-% N02sI*&&N&@
: II On the stomach food to scdd turns,
and pungent qua the timer membrane burns.
This grand corrective soon removes tho han.
And ffum the heartburn fEees tho innar man.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-11
Chance!
CITY OF PORTLAND.

In the Fear 0ae Tzossand Eight Hkndred sad
aau Sirfg5osr.
An Ordinance concerning Bonds oftbe Atlantic and
81. Lawrense Railroad Company held BY the CITY
of Portland.
Be Il ordained by the Mayor. 4fdermer, aad Con.
mon cosaci ef the City ef Portland, ~ CITY cs~s-
cii assembled. as Joiloes = 49,.
SKo, I. Whenever the Atlantic and 81 Lawrence
Railroad Company ifs assigns shall deliver 10 the
City Treasurer TO cancel ed amy Of the certificates
Of City debt issued in aid of said Company, under
coupons. paid or unpaid belonging TO the same, IL
shall be tine duty Of the City treasurer to surrend
er a G c,rrospondinR amount of the MorfRaxo Bond3
Of said Company, held by the City as collateral ftr
such debt and the certificate Of City debt and eoa-
pons so delivered to the City Treasurer shall be i'm
mediatey cancelled by him. Hl p
SKc 2. IL the Atlantic and ST. Lawrence Rail-
road Company, or rs assigns, sha deliver to the
City Treasurer. to be the property OF the city, any
OF the certificates of debt bonds Of The Stats Of
than 1876 with tfe unpaid coupons belop pgsng there
10. shau be the duty of the City Treasurer TO re-
cese the same, aud to surrender therefor CORES
pondinx amount OF the mortgage bonds Of said Gem
pany held by the City collateral for the debt in
curred by the City in aid said Company under the
or bonds OF tie State debt shall be held BY the City
Treasurer to meet the certificates of the City debt
incurred under said act or may be exchanged Tor
the same, with any holder whenever u can be done
direction OF the i,int Star1ing Committee on Fl
nance; and in any eertincafe or the CITY debt
shal 80 be received by the City Treasurer he shall
Immediately cancel the same and the coupons be-
longing thereto f
JACOB MCCLELLAN. Mayor.
Copy Attest:
June a-a2w j. NJ. HEATH. City Clerk.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-11

chosen abode OF liberty and self government,
of peace and higher civilization, the theatre
OF the most causeless and prodigal efiusion
OF blood, which the world has ever seen, of a
virtual relapse into the barbarism of the rude
ages, and OF the destruction of constitutional
freedom by the lawlessness of usurped pow
er?
Let them forbear aggressions upon us and
the war Is at an end. If there be questions
which require adjustment by negotiations we
have ever been willing, and are still willing to
enter into communication with our adversar-
les In spirit of peace, of equity and of manly
frankness. Strong in the persuasion OF the
justice of our cause, In the manly devotion of
our citizen soldiers, and of the whole body of
our people, and above all in the gracious pro-
lection of Heaven, we are not afraid to avow
sincere desire for peace on terms consistent
with our hq1or and the permanent security
of our rights, and an earnest aspiration to
see the world once more restored to the be-
nefcent pursuits OF industry and of mutual
intercourse and exchanges, so essential TO its
well-being, and which have been SO gravely
interrupted by the persistence OF this unnatur-
al war In America.
But II our adversaries, Of those whom they
have placed in power, deaf to the voice of
reason and justice, steeled TO the dictates of
prudence and humanity, by presumptuous
or those of their black and foreign mercenar-
les, shall determine upon an indefinite prolong-
alton OF the contest, upon them be the respon-
sibllity OF decision SO ruinous to themselves
and SO injurious to the interest and repose OF
mankind.
For ourselves, we have no fear of the result.
The widest picture ever drawn by disorder
edimagination comes short of the extravagan-
ce which would dream OF the conquest of
eight millions OF people. resolved with one
mind, to die freemen rather than to live
slaves" andforewarned by the savage and
exterminating spirit in which this war has
been waged upon them, and BY the mad
avowals OF the supporters of the worse than
Egyptian bondage that awaits them IN the
event OF their subjugaton. With these decla-
rations OF our dispositions, our principle and
our purposes, we commit our cause to the
enlightened judgment of the world to the
sober reflection Of our adversaries themselves,
an to the solemn and righteous arbitrament
of Heaven.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-11
sheria,s Sale.

Cumberland IS.
FIHAkEN on Execution and will be sold at Public
Il auction on Saturday, July 20th A. ID. 1884 at
one o clock r NJ Mt r. X. II ss office in Windham in
said county, all the right in equity which David
had ON the Gath day Of November, A ID. 1868, at
eight O'Clock in the afernoan being the time OF the
attachment of the same the original writ in this
action, to redeem the following described real estate
situate in sad Ray mond TO wits0ne portion of lot
NO B. in said Raymond, containing eight acres One
other portion of said lot, containing twenty three
acres and the McClueas pasture, called, situate
IN said Raymond Said lands being subject to a
mortgage given to Samuel l.. Mason of Raymond, TO
,ecnre the payment OF note for $500, dated May o.
looz PAYABLE in six years with interest, on which
note Sioo has been paid. Said mortgage deed is
Iecofeu IN book 3ll, page 406 of Cumberland Regis
ly. sad portion ofland containing eight acres be-
ing ~ also subject to mortgage given to Samuel
M Maines OF said Raymond. to secure the payment of
note Of 500. Said mortgage deed is recorded in
BOOK 80, Page l6l of Cumberland Registry Ref.
erence TO all Of which deeds and mortgages may be
had. b. HI HALL, Denntv sheriff
June 10, lS64.-w3w f~'
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Proposals for Cavalry Horses.

ASSISTANT QuARrrRxA srxR's orrrcx,
Augusta. Maine. July 7fh. ls61
CFALED Proposals will be received BY the nnder-
ltth lss4. At u O'clock u. for hive Hundred 600
Horses suitable for Cavalry service. Horsts must be
pacty built. in good ssh. and free from all dslsct
The ability Of the bidder to fulfil his contract
must be guaranteed by two responsible persons.
whose sisnxfurts are 10 be attached 10 guarantee
No proposal will be accepted Tor less than
ten lol horses The undersigned reserves tho rikhs
to rejsct all bids deemed unsatisfactory. kndorss
Proposals for Cavalry. Bidders are invited to Be
present at the opening Of proposals. III .sFr.i
X. BRINkERH0FF,
. fslla- Capt. and Asst. Y. H..
julysd4t 80 IA
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George w. Manson, !.
GOLD & SILVER Platter,
IA Middle street, Portland, Me.

share Of patronage respectfully solicited and
satisfaction given.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
Address George W. Manson, "A Middle street,
Room No. 10. up stairs, Portland, Me.
Juna lA-dQn
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
MAYORS oFrIcr,

Z
July 8. 1864.
fINHE attention Of citizens is called to the an
Il uered circular from the Provost Marshal Gen
erals Office II gives to every interested in the
success Of our arms, and from age and other cause
not liable to give their personal services the cause
OF Their country an opportunity to be represented
among those who are fighting for the honor of our
National Flag 1t appeals to all these who are able
TO show their new devotion 10 their country's ser
vice by this contribution 10 fill up the ranks Of our
soldiers by these new recruits representing they
wall the renewed constancy and patriotism of our
citizens. Portland has heretofore been behind none
in its efforts TO furnish men and 10 suppress
the rebellion LET us now again nobly respond TO this
new call upon US. ~ ~. Il,
JACOB MCCLELLAN Mayor
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
Provost Marshal Generals Offce.
Washington. d. G.. June zf. 1894

Circular No rs.
Persons not III for military duty, and not liable
TO drau from age and other causes, have expressed
desire to be personally represented in the Army.
In addition TO the contributions they have made In
the way fbounties they propose procure at their
own expense and present for enlistment recruits to
represent them IN the service Such practical pat
riotismis worthy Of special commendation and en-
coaragement Provost Marshals and all other off,
GERS acting under this Bureau are ordered to fur
nish all the iaciltes in their power TO enlist and
muster promptly the representative recruits present
ed In accordance with the design herein set forth
The name of the person whom the recruit repre-.
sents will be noted on the enlistment and descriptive
roll of the recruit and will be carried forward from
those papers to the official records which form his
military history.
Suitably prepared certificates Of this personal rep
resenia alton in the services win be forwarded from
this Office to be filled out and issued by Provost
Marshals TO persons who put in representative re-
crnits JAMES Is. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
iulrh 2taM2w y /.
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4 SITUATION wanted by young man. in
n wholesale store. Rest of reference given
Inquire Of A. b. HOLDEN. Office near Post onice
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A SITUATION "a Book-keeper, by one who has
"A both taught and practised the art OF B3ok keen
ing. Wholesale Store preferred les. Of reference
given. Enquire at No s5 exchange street ~
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