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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-01
PuIIAnr1pu1A Inlu 81.

HILADELFI1IA, July OF.
Prominent citizens of Chambersburg have
issued an appeal to the benevolent people Of
the North Tor aid.
Ii appears that McCausland demanded $780,
600 10 save the town IRON burning, but with
out waiting for the citizens to remove their
effects they fired the houses in fifty places.
Upwards Of $50 houses in the heart of the
town were burned, including all the public
buildings, hotels. &C., comprising about two
thirds OF the place. The loss will reach q
million of dollars. Many are left without
bedding, clothing or place to sleep. Without
aid from abroad there will be great suffering.
Contributions can be sent to Rev. John X.
Warren.
1t is reported that Gen. Averil has defeat
ed the raiders at McConnelsburg..
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NEW YORK, July 30
ding uplands.
rlour-frmer; sales 1900 bbls State 25gIo 25
Wheat-fmer.
Corn-steady; sales Al 900 bushels: mixed Wes
tern 6odl 81.
beet-Sull.
Pork-hrmer; sales $500 bbls; new mess SO 2S4
3S 80. -
Lard-frmer; sales 1900 bbls at 2lc.
mhsEey-frm; sales 700 bbls at 1291 80.
Electromagnetic
Groceries-Quiet.
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Col. Muiiigan nor Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, July 30.
dispatch from Harper's Ferry to the Bull
letin, dated last night, says it has been ascer-
tanned that Col. Muligan is not dead, but is
badly wounded and in the hands of the rebels.
Mostly, with 500 cavalry, has crossed the
Potomac into Maryland at Edwards Ferry,
and is endeayoring to intercept our wagon
train.
Trains still arrive regularly from Sandy
Hook and Frederick.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-01

AssAuLTING A NEGBo.-Saturday evening
as the steward of vessel was quietly pro-
ceeding down India street he was violently
assaulted by two men. Officers Burnham and
Pickett, on being informed of the circum-
stance, arrested the men and conveyed them
to the lookup.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-01

SAD AocTDENT.-Last Thursday evening
as Willis I. Brown, second cook of steamer
Lady Lang, was sitting on the railing OF the
boat, he lost his balance and fell overboard-
The boat was at her wharf in Bangor, and
every exertion was made to recover the body,
which was not successful till Saturday morn
ing. He was son Of William III. and Mary
Brown, Of this city, aged 81 years. The re-
mains viii not be brought to this city, bnt will
be inferred at Bangor.
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New YORK, July 80.
Hilton Head letters of the 10Th state that
two Union prisoners had escaped from the
rebels and arrived there. They report seeing
some rebel iron-clads in the Cooper River.
Gen. Birney is on raid in Florida.
The fire on Sumter is continued with con-
siderable effect. The rebel prisoners have not
yet been placed under fire.
Fosters late movement oecasioned intense
excitement In Savannah.
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Atlantic 4 st. Lawrence R. r. Co

f'HE STOCK holders ofthe Atlantic and ST. Law.
mhse haiircad Company are hereby notified
hat their Annual Meetir z will be held Al The old
CITY Hal in Portland. Tuesday the I'd day OF An-
gust ieei at 10 O'Clock A. NJ for the iolcwiu rur-
ITO make choice of nine Directors for the ensu-
z-io consider the subject ofthe Company's mort.
sueh seton as the Stockholders may determine 10
Portland, July IA. 1se4.-eodtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-01

AccIDENT.-An Irish teamster named Sui
Ivan, by some means unknown, fell from the
second story window of house on Pleasant
street, about one O'Clock this morning, strik-
ing on some crockery ware, injuring him bad
ly. A physician was sent for who dressed his
wounds
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-01

STOLEN OR SMuGGLED CrGARs.-police Of
ncer Gerts, yesterday afternoon, found a bag
containing six boxes cigars, in the passage
way between Commercial and Fore streets.
leading from Wedgery's to Central wharyes.
He took them to the police office. There was
no person In sight, and Mr.. Gerts supposes
that the smuggler or thief might have caught
sight Of him and dropped the bag and fed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-01
Auculon Sale OF Real > STATE.

DY virtue of q license from The Probate Court of
- Cumberland coulty shall sell nj public auction
the lot of land with the building con AZ
the corner OF fearl Street and Cbu oh Lane soealed
IN Portland said lot containing about thirty liz
on Pearl Street and about seventy feet On Church
Lane and icing the homestead o. the Ia G John Az
erill, deceased
~ ~ ne auction will take place the premises on
ihafsaay, September I. 1s64, At I2 o'clofk.
Portland, July 81. Is;4 eodtsep,&wsw
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From TIE Army before Riehmond.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 20.
-Four hundred prisoners captured by the %
corps opposite City Point on Wednesday have
arrived here.
and have captured three rebel brigades with
their arms and equipments, and that we have
captured several guns also. The 18th corps
and Sheridan's cavalry are cooperating.
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
Ner Advertisements To-Day.

Nese Advertisements To-Day.
Union Convention-City Hall.
NJ c. M. A.-Monthly Meeting.
Dirigo Insurance Co.
Letter List.
Noticed. w. Clark.
Notice-B. II. Brock.
To Let.-A. X. Shurtlef.
Situation Wanted.
Gas Notice-Edward A, Daveis.
Excursion-Universalis Society.
Canal Bank-B. c. Somerby.
House Wanted.
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IS Fall in Az

THE former members Of Co. A. 25th Regiment
reque sied to meet al Old City Hail. his wen.
Jag at so'eloek. full attt ndance is desired a.
business of interest Will c, bef re the Q, ting
fR.D IL SMALL, Orderly Sergesnt.
Portland, July 20 1854. N9O
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4 GOOD and rapid writer wants situation n,
N Book-keeper OF Correspnnden ~ marchant's
ofee or As writer In law Office. The b st Of ref
efehses, Auofess A. h g.,
Ecof Press Office, Portland
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STATE OF MAINE.
DRY DOCK COMPANY.

4 assessment of Eight Dollars per share on the
N Capital Stock of the Company Is now due and
payable at the ONCE OF the Treasurer III CONNER
cial street. &. M DAVIS Treamrer
July 3oth, ls64.-dtf
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Municipal Oourt-July 80.

James Jordan, for driving carriage through
the street or public way faster than the City
Ordinance allows, was fined five dollars and
costs. He appealed
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Seyen-1hirty Notes fol Sale.

Interest semiannually, payable in paper at the
rate of seve- and three tepihs per cent per annum
Bonds convertible in three years into six per cent
fve-twenty bonds upon which the interest is paya-
BILE in coin.
The notes will be delivered here free of expense
The purchaser will receive the interest to August To-
If subscriptions made before that time.
0ne-eighth per cent commission riR be aLloped
subscribers at this Bank upon all amounts Of 900
and orer.
W. f. GOULD. CASH r.
Portland, July 3Oth, 1894 -d&wtf
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AUCTION SALES.
Real Estate mt Auction.

IN Monday August 1st., at 9 p. NJ on the premi.
- SEES we thal sell valuable pToIe ~ Oh tie cor
ner o. asNingfon and oxford sts., consisting 4
tEo ana nay story trf odea House, with u BaI n,
anu sinai wo den building used and now Cccu-
pieu as Barrie 8 Shop The house as 16 fnisLeI
rooms IN ~ and good store unoe- il. The entire
properry = now under rent. ana pa ing a. anu
ly butt by the day In 1850 The lot Is about &c feet
on Washington st. ana 40 feet on OXFORD In l. a
very desirable property for inv estmept The lii ia
clear and the sale will be positive
July 22-dtd
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BOwslOin College.

fNHE Annual Meeting Of the President and Trus-
Il tees OF Bowdoin Colls re will be helo at Banister
hall. in the College Chapel. tuesday the End day
Of August next, al ten O'Clock In the forenoon
JOHN ROGERS, Secretary.
Brunswick. July s. 1874. jaiySdtd
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TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. WIN. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. III Clapp's Block,

WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens a,
" rertiand and vicinity, that he has perman emf.
located IN this CITY, During the eleven months
that have been in town We have cured some n
me worst forms OF disease In persons who have tried
other forms OF treatment In vain, and curing ma
uents IN so short time that the question n often
asked do they stay curedf To answ er th:, Question
we VIII say that AL that do not stay cur ed We Will
doctor the second time tor nothing ~ W."
DR.. ID. has been . practical Electrician ss
one years and 10 also regular graduated physieiss
Electricity perfectly adapted TO chronic diseasss
In the form OF nervous or sick headacbe neur.lsi~
In the head neck extremities; eonsumption vSsr
n the acute stages or where the lungs are mot tuIy
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scronla hin
Of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted LINDA
palsy or paralysis, ST. vitas' Dance deafness siam
merins or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia indiaes-
Jpn, consumption and liver complaint piies-ve ours
every case that can be presented; asthma bronchi.
tis, structures Of the chest, and all forns Of fenas
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V. c. A.-The Portland Veteran Gunner
Association, celebrate their goth anniversary
tomorrow, at their usual camping ground,
leaving the city at five o'clock A. NJ.
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First National Bank.

Portland, July 30th, 1894 -d&wtf
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THE name of Mr.. Storer, who died so sud
denly Thursday, was Edward. He died at
the leather factory in Falmouth, where he was
employed, but resided In Yarmouth.
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The MoSohANIAc, by William Gilbert, a
WORK OF thrilling interest, from the press OF
james G. Gregory, New York, has been re-
ceiyed by A. Robinson, Exchange street.
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THE American Illustrated papers for this
week have been received at the book and Pc
riodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81 Exchange
Street.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

MAYORS OFFICE, July %. 1864.
tNOR the information those DESTROYS of enlistiDg
Il rs Represeatdtire Recruits or Substitutes.
the following statement respecting bounties. &C. is
given:
An enrolled person may furnish substitute of a
person not liable TO draft for one, two, three
years in either the army or navy which will exempt
the party thus furnishing, from draft during the
term of service. II enlisted for three years State
Bounty of three hundred dollars paid TO the subst
tute No United States BouRties are paid.
Any citizen. who, from over age. or other causes
Is not required by law TO perform any military
vices. may furnish representative recruit tor three
years in the army. State Bounty of $500 to be
paid when mustered in, and United States Boun-
~ of $50. payable in installments, together with
the sum of 500 paid by the person who srepresent
ed. making n total of $500 received by the repre-
sentative recruit. IL he l. veteran or alien.
Volunteers receive Fl ON the State 500 and from
the United States $500. making total of $500
Bounties, paid for three years service.
Repre- recruits will be enlisted by the City
on the payment of $40 for the party paying the
same. in the order in which recruits are received
Applications for enlistment may be made Mt this
office.
JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayer.
jy20-ed1w. Argus and Courier eopy
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Movements of Rebel CaraIry-Mosby at Ash
fey Gap.

fey Gap.
WASHINGTON, July 80.
II is reported that the rebel force of cavalry
which crossed the Potomac yesterday at
Whites Ferry was small one. Their inten-
ton was to intercept our wagon train, but
after inquiring and lear Ing from farmers that
Federal troops were on this side of the river,
they returned after stealing few horses.
Yesterday detachment of twenty eight
men of the 10th n. Y. cavalry started on a
reconnaissance, when they unexpectedly en-
countered a force of the enemy. None OF the
cavalry were captured by the rebels.
Mosby, when last heard from, was at Ash
ley's Gap with 200 men and two cannon
No uneasnpss whstever is felt by the Gov
eminent in relation to affairs in Pennsylvania,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-01

From Ne,r Orleans Destruction of Steamer
Clara Bell by the Rebets-Sfeamers Detain-
ed by Rebel battery The Fight near
Helena, Ark.
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ALBANY, n. Y, July 81.
Gov. Seymour will tomorrow issue proc
lamation appointing Thursday next as a day
of fasting and prayer, in accordance with the
Presidents proclamation.
New YORK, July 81.
The steamer Baltic, from Fortress Monroe,
brings 625 sick and wounded soldiers.
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HORSE RAILRoAD.-The cars will run
from Munjoy, connecting with the main track
at Market Square, sometime next week.
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NOsice.


4 HEREBY give notice that have this tasv pircn
Il my son. JOSEPH NJ. sTRoug, bis time N, m this
date and will claim none OF his earnings nor rnv
any thing for is support or sny delts Of his con-
rac;iug hereafter. WILLIAM STRO1JT
6orhsm July seth, 1854, hWcSw.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-01

THE Young Ladies r. F. Society gratefully
acknowledge the receipt of $780, from the
Ladies' Committee, part of the proceeds Of
the Little Acorn's Fair.
III. s. McCoBB. Treas.
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FOREIGN EXPoRTs.-The total value OF
foreign exports from this port last week
amounted to S29,743 81.
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NEW YORK, July so.
The Tribunes New Orleans correspondent.
dating 2lst inst, says it is stated, on the best
authority, that Gen. Banks was relieved from
his command yesterday, and rumor assigns
both Gems. Granger and Dana to the vacancy.
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IncrenSe of EteinLf Rafes

New YORK. July 81.
The several passenger and freight lines Of
transit between Boston and New York have
decided to raise the price of carriny freight,
the new schedule TO go into effect to-day.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-01

ExcuRsIoN.-The Free Street Baptist Sab
bath School and Society, will make an excur-
sion to Pleasant Cove to morrow.
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THE sales of 100 Bonds at the National
Bank, have already reached nearly one hun
bred thousand dollars.
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Dwelling House For Sale.

- A two story Dive ling House on North street
~. with good stable and good well of water.
..4sAIt is a desirable location, and will be cold
cheap. Part OF the purchase money can lay on mort.
gage IL desired. GEO. H.. FOSTER,
jy21 dim No. Gait Block
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-01

RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway for the week ending
July 23d, were S91 800 A
Corresponding week last year, 74,374 10
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For Sale,

- The Dwelling House. Stable and Grapery a
IN; Nursery of J. W. Aeams. near Morrill's Cor
42i.Aner Buildings new ard convenient, pur,
ws'er wells. cisterns, force pumps Sc; excellent
pnblic schools ard eadsmy, near Horse cars snc
Steam cars. One hslf OF three quarters sere lar
IN good gardening condition. already planted with
Hefg ., Ornamental and Fruit Trees. Grapes and
jy27 eod2w
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GAs.-The price of gas for this month, is tt
be four dollars per thousand feet
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Mnine Historical society

1VHE Annual Meeting of the Maine Historical Sc
II ETY. will be held al the Rooms of he society in
Bowdoin College. Brunswick, en- THuRtDAY, Aug.
4. 1864, at s o'eiock A. N.
EDWARD BALLARD, Secretary.
B-unswifk JUN 10. 1854. I,2Octd
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STATE COLLEGE
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts |!

THE undersigned. Commissioners, appointed un-
der resolve OF the last Legis ature ana author.
lied and directed by said resolve TO invite and
ceiye donations and benefaciions in aid Of the pro-
posed =" College for the benefit of Agriculture nad
the Mechanic Arts and TO receive proposals for the
location thereof, hereby give notice that they are
prepared 10 receive such donations, tenefsct ions
and proposal and request that all communications
touching the same may be made before the first day
of September next, addressed TO the undersigned.
WIN. G. CROSBY, Belfast
WIN. G CROSBY,
JOSEPH EATON,
SAMUEL y. PERLEY.
iulyed& VITO septl
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This Bank will convert the seven-thirty not ma
turing Aug 49, and Oct. l. into six per cent bonds
of 1881, in all the denominations in which the note
were issued, viz:-s50. sl00. $500. ard sl.to0.
W. 4. GOULD. Cashier.
Portland, July 80, ls4-eodtf
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Farm, for Sale.

offer for sale my Farm. situated
AaA-N one mile from Winthrop Village ON
fsfS7rxAA the road leading from Augusta,
nA&IiA1 Said farm contains about one hun.
sAeak21 dred acr.s of land, with coed SUI
Ply OF wood aud water The land is new and in q
high state OF eultis alton. hereis the premises
good harm, so by 50, and about l60 Young thirty
apple trees sil sell the whole together. or will
sell about nc; es with the barn, orchard and mos
of the wood.
Anv one wanting good farm, pleasantly and cor
yenienty located. will do well TO call and examine
the abDye property.
also offer for sale two story Dwelling House
and Lot. situated in the Village known the Meg
guire house and Stores nearly opposite the Cot
ton Factory Any or all o. the above property will
be sold at fair prices and terms to suit
subscriber at his store in Winthrop
Winthrop. July 1854 +. W. KELLY
I29 dlt& WOW
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Bowdoin College.

TNHE Annual Examinatlen of candidates for .s
Il mission 10 Bowdoin oliege will take place ON
Friday the dfth day OF August ~, nj o,eloSt h.
he forero in the Medical Hall; ard also on
Thursday. the twenty fifth day Of ADJUST NEXT in
the same place. and at the same hour
Brunswick, July 8, 1854. hui, 7dtd
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Dlmond,s Onaari,le Rnnh

5 now ready to furnish Balls. Cotiiion fno Pie.
L Mic Partie. on the most iavorai le terms
All orders left nj Paines Music store ne NildIa
Streetl will receive prompt attention. is I2dipi
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Hompopathic Medicines.

N all forms. may be obtained Mt the store Of g. II
Il Colesworihy, 80 exchange ST., where the sub
scriber will be from O'Clock N until o clock p
N. Old Cases received and bottles filed
Refers to Drs. Clark, N. Dodge. land c. II Burr
jy22d3w M SEAVEY
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PORTLAND COMPANY.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A SPECIAL meeting of the stockholders of the
"A Portland Company will be held OF the rooms
OF the Board Of Trade. Exchange Street in Port.
land. ON Thursday. the eleventh day OF August
q. O'Clock Z. NJ. to see
lst-At what rate the stockholders will take nm the
additional stock autho lied 10 be issued by the act
Of the Legislature of February 2Dth, 1854
2d-Whether they will sell and convey the proper
~ and assets OF the Company TO parties who viii
furnish the addition al eapts needed 10 carry on The
increased business Of the Works
10 EPH c. NOYES, Clerk
Portland. July 18th, 1864.
N. B.-rhe annual meeting for the choice of Direc-
tors AVID other alters adjourned to same time
and place. jy;e did
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sIT532 "a


Increase, $l7,532 "a
There was an decrease during the week OF
1904 ID in passengers, and an increase of
SIS, l96 AZ in freight.
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By Eleotr1c1ty

~ 4So TX xS1GV
The Rheumatic. the souty, the lame and the l.,,
leap with JOY and move with the agility and elsst
~ OF youth; the heated brain IL cooled the frosf
oitton limbs restored the uneouth deformities re.
moved fAintness converted to vigor, weakness 10
strengths the blind made see the deaf 10 hear ana
the palsied form TO move upright; the blemishes .,
youth are obliterated the accidents Of mature Hts
preyented the calamities of old are obyiated Ard
A active circulation maintained.
DIES
Who have cold hands and feet; weak stom..n.
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headsrhs
Guinness and swimming in the head with ind,sss.
ton and constipation OF the bowels pain I'M ne ~;
ana pack leucorrhga, Tor whifesl; falling NJ az
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus and
Al that long train os diseases will md IN Ilsc,,,r
ny sure means Of cure. For pain fu enstrnss,ar
TOO profuse menstruafion, and al OF those lore in,
OF troubles with young ladies' Electricity i csrtas
specinc and Will IN short time restore the an feres
to the vigor Of health.
I've Aave an Electro Caemscai sppayof.. an,
extracting Mineral Poison m m The svsfem s.,1h :.
Mercury, Antimony. Arsenic, &C. Hundrsd. ~
are troubled with stin joints, weak backs ana x,r,
oas ofherdifhculties the direct cause OF uhirh -
nine cases out OF ten Il the effect Of
oan be restored 70 natural 9Th and vgor Nv ~
use Of nom i've to eight Baths. s
Q; and to Pm.
Oousuitston Free. tvrst..x
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Portland Army Committee
OF THE
U. 8. Christian Commission,

die street. -' @'N-
Treasurer Cyrus s,urdivant receives Money At rs
Commercial street %"
Secretary, Henry II. Burgess, receives Letter. nj
70 Commercial street
Andrew J. Chase Dr.W n John.o,
iunelsdtf " -. ~~-N'"A.
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EN-. rArrES. AuCTIoNEER. u E1ehauss St.
Stone Ware, Furniture. sc. a, A,c,,o,.

I'M Tuesday, August I'd. N 10 A NJ will h. .ols
~ hit.ep hundred pieces of Stacks Pat nj store
Care. 81 various patterns; boxes Conet Tobacco,
eight Bedst. ads, Beds Car cts sofs coos s,oves
tors, Show Cases &c. l. aaa.
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House and Laud ar Auc,,o.

IN Friday August 9th. at o. clock p. N on IN.
- premises, the Two story wooden house No III
Bracket, corner ofEssexFstreef with TIE loi ~ H..
containing about seven thousand leet tsOsOl Ills
Is desirable property for investment. Sale tesi
uye-particu srs and terms at sale 49,
HENRY BAILEY CO., Auctionee,.
July 20-dtd
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Safes I! Safes !!
FOR SALE AT
JAMES BAILEY & CO.,
Saddlery Hardware Dealers,
l62 MIDDLE STREET,
PORTLAND, ME-.


On and after June 18th the steamer
SE2R&sssSae CASC0 will until further notice
[<leaye Burnham's wharf, for Peak 3
and Cushing's Islands at and 10 80 A. NJ, and 2
ana ~ NJ. Returning will leave Gu shing' Island
atS ~ and Ills A. M, and 2 as and 5.l5 Z. NJ.
June e-dtf