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BERRY.
National Convention Of spiritnalista.

The National Convention OF Spiritualists at
Chicago, adjourned without day on Saturday
last. Tae committee on organization report
ed adversely to q national central organiza-
ton, or code for government, propagandism
or supervision, but recommended local or
CARNATIONS. A plan was submitted for the
National Spiritual fraternity" Messrs.
Partridge and Henry c. Wright favored or
ganization. A Mrs. Welsh declared in an epic
poem, that the spirits themselves were oppos
ed to organization at this time. She affirmed
that they had determined that the plan OF or
ganization should be form OF the masonic
order. She had had a long interview with
Stephen A. Douglas, who held the same views.
She added that she had conversed with our
mother Eve, who was mourning al the degrad-
ed condition of the women. The spirits, too,
complained at having been excluded from the
sessions OF the convention.
DIR. Parker was opposed to consolidation
He belonged TO Kingdom without king
state without law, church without a
creed.
Judge Carter introduced protest against
the resolutions approving OF the official Ca
reer OF MIR. Lincoln and in favor of his re-
election. The motion to receive the protest
was laid upon the table.
Mr.. Pinkham. OF California, moved the
adoption OF the following call:
There will be a Worlds Convention of
Spirltualists a. New York city. commencing
Oh Washingtons blrIh-day, February I'D,
1865, at 10 O'Clock in the morning, In lh,.
largest hall in the city, to be continued until
all The business is through with. Then great
circle OF the world will be iIau surated, a new
Bible revealed, and the old one revised and
thoroughly explained; also, rules Tor the pro.
mitigation o. Reform throughout all society.
given under the direction OF God Almighty.
through Jesus Christ and the coadjulors, on
the right wings OF the celestial spheres. All
persons, notwithstanding color or sect, are in.
vited to attend ii they will observe the rules
but small admission lee will be charged.
The meeting whon il adourps will move out
To large domain of land, 10 be selected be-
tween now and then. TO all who feel a tract.
I'd we propose This as final settlement OF the
question"
Ii was lost amid general confusion.
The motion of Dr. Gardner to resolve the
convention into National Convention. was
also voted down.
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The Last Oanard.

Either the oriental Imagination OF the Wash
ington correspondent OF the y. Y. Herald or
the contagion of Mr.. William Cornell ,Jewett's
itching for diplomatic fame has given birth to
another rich page IN the ephemeral peace lit
erature of the present political campaign.
The lovers OF the marvellous were treated
yesterday 20 telegram, as absurd as Il is
false, to the effect that the leading men of the
nation are warmly in favor of an armislice aud
negotiations for peace. Let not our readers
be excited over this gross attempt at sensa-
tional titbit, which, like all of its class, is
simply part of the complex machinery that
is being put ia operation to influence the Chi
cago Convention. We hope the managers of
this system OF canards will succeed In Undue
ing the National Convention OF copperheads
to select a peace candidate. Nothing could
be more TO our purpose. The issue would be
simplifed.
Those who know Senator Wilson and Sec
rotary Fessenden need not be informed that
they are the last to favor an armistice, and that
they would never approve 1t. The idea that
tui' isiuSOih iafoiS thc ihea>ufe, tnat tue SOL
diers may go home and vote is simply ridicu-
lous, aud could only have originated 10 the
brain of some obscure politician who has no
sense beyond the smallest kind of wire pull
ing. Marx. too, that Mr.. Craig, the sgent of
the Associated Press, who is a man of sense,
did not send the dispatch from New York.
His business is to send reliable news This
telegram came by the independent Liue'' 70
the Exchange. Look out, however, for long
and prosy editorials in the copperhead press
on the manifest eagerness of the public for
peace" and the obduracy OF the Executive in
not listening to the warning voice" of the
Deopla
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FOREIGN PORTS

Sid I'm Rsngoon June 9. ship Jas cheston, Bryan
New York.
wood. Thompson, New York; 10th. ship TanJore.
Martin. Boston.
At Vera Cruz 2lst u,. barque zingarcia. tBr) Ste
yens. from New York. ar 10Th
AZ Buenos Ayres Jure "a ships Parsna. Langston,
Tor New York. ldg; David Stewart. Prentiss. for
Magma Charter. Shaw. Tor New YORK. idg
At Rio Janero sth nit. ships Mary B-ngs Pangs.
r ION cardin just arr Eastern star. Neatly. and
shsr; rom New York for san Francisco; barQue
Aae'aide. Williams, from Baltimore.
from s a.,en sih Ut barque kremiin. Hsett.
New SaSs IN inst big Spartan, MeCuliock, for
Cid as Fietoa Ms 9Th inst sch Gouid Gould 10,
h "a, sth. brig stockton. Hichborn, Boston;
nih oargue Jenny ritts, Haskell. New York; Mn,
nv rag I r,,ao neSIegor Boston; brig Wood
Ar AZ . John NIB lsth inst shin Rising sun Orr.
49,, sens Lucy Ann. Lawf, nee. and Odessa.
Ar at do i6'h' seh Industry. Nieke,s, Portland.
LPer steamship Asia, at Boston,
Sid fm Liverpool ith. Neptune, Peabody. for Nsw
York; 9Th. Excelsior. PenaIeton, do
Eur out at London 9Th. Patrick Henry, Robinson,
AR az Falmouth a,h. ainnehsha. Henderson. from
Maulmain-
AR at Newport 4ih. Sophia Mckenzie. raigie. FIN
Bangor.
sid 4th. C Baker Young. New York
AR at Cardiff Sd Welkin. Blanchard, Bristol
Ar ~ tlasgow 9th. hus-ey, PatieD. 81 stephen.
At Glasgow Sd lost. Merchant. Sprsgue. and Sou
thern Eagle, Fiagg IRON Callao. disg.
Sid I'm Rangoon Jurc s. Midnight. Brock, for Fal.
mouth H.
sd FIN Mauritus June O. Renown. Howes, calcut.
tn: 10Th. Borneo. Hurd. Batavia
Ar at Rio Janeiro June 9th. Adelaide. Williams
rom Baltimore.
Ar at Alican 9th uit Tigress. sieyenss. I'm Aat.
we'p I.
Ar at Cadiz 3oth ut. Angosturs Fuller. Malaga.
I'D I'm davre Sd inst, X Tucker, Clark IRON
Cardiff
Ar a. Hamburg I'd inst, Star Of Hope, Talbot, fiom
Csllao
Sid fun Flushing Roads ith Alice Grey. Maxwell,
New York. E- =
SPOKEN.
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From Mobue-Bombardnenf of Fort Morgau
Commenced BoDsLardss~nt of fhe City.
NEW ORLEANS Aug u

From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Fort Morgau
Commenced B0nsLardss~nt of the City.
New ORLEANS, Aug. II,
Via Cairo, Aug. Is.
The steamer Kate Dale, from Fort Gaines
Harbor yesterday morning, had arrived last
night. Admiral Farragut had prepared his
fleet Tor action, and ordered an attack on Fort
Morgan. which commenced at eight o'clock
Yesterday morning. 1t was to receive an en-
dlading fire from the fleet and lshd forces in
us rear. IL Is said they will resist attack
wherever there Is a foot OF ground to stand
upon.
The rebels have destroyed all the out build
ings OF the fort, and burned their only vessel
lying under its guns. Everything about the
tort indicated determination to contest the
battle to the last. The channel to Dog River
is unmolested. The naval and land forces are
confident of success.
At a late hour las; night we heard that Adj
miral Farragut had demanded the uncondi-
tional surrender OF the tort, which was re.used
by the rebel commander. who replied that he
had six months provisions, plenty OF fighting
men, and would resist to the last.
Before this Gen. Changers forces in the rear
had cut off communication with the fort. The
ram Tennessee was 20 be used la the attack.
Admiral Farragut was confident of reduc-
ing the fort. The Hartford was badly inur-
ed. We hold all the channels to the bar.
WAsHrSGToN. Aug. 10.
The Richmond Sentinel Of the 18th contains
the following dispatch:
Mobile, dug. l5th.-This ever q two mon-
TORS and i've gunboats crossed Dog River
Bar, and, coming up to within two miles of
the distractions, opened fire for three hours
on our batteries and gunboats, but doing no
damage.
One of our gun5oats replied handsomely
Our batteries were silent. At sunset the enc
my hauled off.
Firing was heard in the direction of Fort
Morgan this morning.
The rebel War Department has issued an
order encouraging assertions from the Federal
army.
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From the Army of the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToNAC.

Aug. lI-Noon.
The I'd corps having been unsuccessful in
their attack on the enemy en- the north side
of the james, Sunday fell back to . safe posi-
ton, which they occupied until yesterday,
when another assault was determined upon
and carried out successfully, the enemy being
driven from bis works with heavy loss in kill
ed and wounded and several hundred prison.
ers. They also captured four heavy guns
which the rebels had not time 10 carry off, be-
sides quantity OF small arms Our loss was
severe. Our troops still hold the position.
The cavalry under Geu. Gregg had an en-
gagement with the rebels and drove them
from their works near New Market road, but
the rebels rallied from the different points in
the vicinity and forced our cavalry to fall back
on the infantry. Col. Gregg, commanding the
second brigade Of cavalry, was severely
wounded.
1t Is said that Gen. Buffers troops had a
slight engagement, but without much advan-
tage on either side.
Ihursddy-About one o'clock this morning
the rebels opened the most vigorous fire they
have yet done silce the mine was exploded. -
1t was commenced on the right and center
and was directed towards the valley. where
they seemed to imagine our troops were be-
ing massed. Finally 1t was extended along
the entire line from the Appotomatox to the
Peninsula plank road. No damage resulted
from the affair. The firing lasted about two
hOurs
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The Battle of Gray.ri,,e.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Aug. Is.
A gentleman just from the front reports
that on Tuesday Gen. Steadman started from
Chattanooga and met the rebel forces under
Wheeler at Graysyile, eighteen miles distant.
where severe engagement ensued. The
Federal loss is not stated. General Steadman
was severely wounded. Col. Straight OF the
18th Ind, was killed.
A rebel force Is reported at cleveland.
Tenn, and Federal brigade has left Chatta-
nooga for that place.
The rebel cavalry has divided into small
parties, which are demonstrating In the towns
of northern Georgia and Tennessee
The Federal pickets have been fired upon at
various points between Chattanooga and
Bridgeport.
A cavalry force has left Chattanooga for
Graysville.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20
Doings of the Pirate,

A dispatch was received at Merchants Ex-
change yesterday, stating that the barque p.
c. Alexander of Harpswell, Capt. Merryman,
from New York for Pictou. was captured 18th
inst, by the pirate Tallahassee Off Monhegan
The crew were landed at the latter place, and
arrived at Harpswell Thursday
They report that the captain of the Talla-
hassee said he was Portlauder and wanted
to catch some OF the Portland vessels. Sew
eral of the captured seamen state that the
Capt, Wood" of the pirate is one Huckins, a
Nova Scotian, who resided in Portland a short
time a lew years ago.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AL. ~, Alwood,s ni,,ers. Prlcs 2. C,.

HoHSpIEE. ME-, April %, 1862
DIR SRA lady of my acquaintance was
troubled with severe attacks OF sick hesdach for
number OF years. and coulu find no relief until he
tried H. ~ Afirood's Bitters which effected q per.
inanent cure.
My daughter was troubled with attacks of severe
hesdachc ard vomiting. which have been cured
BY these bitters. ! have myself been troubled
WITH dyspepsia, which has already been relieved BY
ms remedy. always keep IL on hand as | believe
TO be speedy cure for all deran gemepts OF The
ST. mach aud liver; and fIr female Complaints when
arising from debility OF the digestive organs.
Yours truly, Cuss' WYfrrxy
~ Coaaterfens end L4s. in,faf:a.. \, -,
lar bottle ard label are in the market and satd d.,
Rnprincipted dealers. N 80" "
re genuine IS signed Z. =. Atrood and also hare
ON ExTRA LABEL, white primer oonafsrs;aasJ
H. III NAY, Druggist, Portland, Ne, sole General
AJent "
sotd By respectable dealers in medicine generally
ICa.(.a
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DIED.

In this city, Aug IL Mrs Harriet A, wife Of Dor
Vile LIBBY aged - years.
In North Yarmouth, Aug II, Mrs Be.sey +, wife
OF Enos Tfps. aged ca years months.
la Watervil'e. Aug IL. Mary Ida, daughter OF John
aud Mary Webb. aged years II months.
In Piiishe d June q, Mrs Harriet, wife Of Calvin
Jacobs, azed % years.
In sydney. July "a of consumption. Henry c, son
OF Elbridge Linco n. aged 10 year, months.
In Freeman. June 70 Mrs Almirz. wife Of David
Fales, Esq, ased So wears
Ia New sharon. July 10. Charis o. only son Of
Elisha Small ared 20 years months.
In York Aug S. Enma L. youngest child Of Jas w
and Juiii A card. ag-d years 5 months; sab, Mrs
Beises ROBERTS. aged 81 scars.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

fIsHEAtRE. Desrins Hall. J. G. Myers, Les-ee
II and Manager. Closing right OF the season
saturday Evening. August 2Uth. Pos lively the
last appearsnee Ia Portland OF the world-rcnowned
ira g dian and eommedan. Mr.. Mckeen Bucha an,
SD hrs beau f'ul daughter Miss virginia Bueba,
an Ibey will appear In he great play OF the .-kOB-
BfRs.' or the Par ieides Doom -
Grand ha'toee in tbs affer.oDa a. clock. on
WI en oecs~-oa both o. tbs above named artists ap-
per IN tw1 eezanf comsdies.. Prices TO Matinee
CHI drsn rs cts. adults IS cts.
Pr'cs-f.qastte, 80 ca: B,lcony Is ems Re-
served seats can to procured al Dr. Dans'- under
te hall daring tho day. wi bout extrz charge.
Doors open NJ commence ats.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20

At three and half O'Clock we arrived at
Bass Harbor, into which we were forced to
60 on account OF dense fog shutting down.
The larger portion OF the party rode over TO
South West Harbor to get lodgings. while the
remainder were accommodated aboard the
Cutter. AT three o'clock We started for this
place and arrived at halfpast four, leaving for
Eastport at seven, A. NJ.
REHpv
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MARRIED..

In this city, Aug Is BY Rev Jas I Hewes, Cyrus
True and Wis Fannie + Higgins all of this city.
In China. July "a, John l. Poaad end Miss Lavi-
ria Hanson. both of G.; slst, Thos Norton. Of c,
and Miss Emily r Souie. of e..
In orland. Aug l. Arthur Saunders and Miss
Matilda Soper.
Miss Emily Joy.
In surry, June IA. George Wood aud Miss Mary
Norris: 23d. Alexander Morang aud Miss Fran
ees A Remick all OF Ellsworth.
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U. S. 100 LOAN.

The secretary OF thu Treasury gives notice that
subscriptions win be received for Coupon Treasury
Notes. payable three yea from August rs, 1854,
with semi annual interest at the rate Of seven ard
thres-tonths per cent per annum.-pFincipa aud In
terest 10th to be paid in lawful money.
These noes will be convertible at the option ofthe
holder at maturty. into six per cent. gold bearing
bonds, payable not less than Eve nor more than
twenty years from their date. as the Government
may elect. They viii be issued in denominations OF
any. one hundred, Eve hundr,d. one thousand. and
1--WE thousand dollars. ard all SUI scriptioIs must
be for City dollars, or some multiple Of atty dol
lars.
The notes will be transmitted to tbs owners free Of
transportation charges soon after the receipt Of
the oagiDal certihsates Of DepOsiI as they can 10
prepar q.
As the notes drawinter, st from August u.s. person.
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay
the interest accrued from date OF note to date OF de-
post.
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollar.
and upwards for these any one time will b
allowed a commission OF one-qnarter Of one per
cent, which viii be paid by the Treasury Depart
ment upon the recep. Of bill for the amount, Ger.
tiled to by the Officer with whom the deposit vas
made. No deductions for commissions must be
ma r frcf- n. l.-o.s..
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
iday."...''..;-,,;,,;;v vf .'.A~s"-t 10,

trt0uy An INST ID.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Potomac. sherwood. New York
Steamer Montreal. Knight. Boston.
Steamer Lady lang, Roix, Bangor
Ste mcr Scotia. kimball. Augusta.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, st John
NIB, for Boston.
Brig r Iarrabee. Daily. Bath.
Sch Wild Hunter. tBri Tia feld. uillsboro NIB
sloop james Madison. johnson, HafpsweL
CLEARED.
Brig Orto'an, Gooding, Matanzas-Geo Hunt.
Brig 4 Il Curtis, Stevens. Hayana-fsaac Emery
Sch yolRa. tBrl silespie. Hillsboro NB-mastcr
Sch Charmer, Fuller, New iork-Orlando Nick
erson.
Sch Danl McPhee. Wixon Dennis Mass-masfer
sch Mariel, n ser, waldoboro-Br Mention
A 20
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DRowNED.-Yesteriay afternoon, as a lad
named Taylor, whose parents reside on Sum-
mer Street, was walking on the IA Tread bridge,
In endeavoring to reach the draw to escape
from an approaching train OF cars, tripped his
foot and fell between the sleepers into the
water His body was soon alter recovered
but life was extinct.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20
From Gen. Sheridan. -Armp.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.
The Herald's Washington dispatch states
that Gen. Sheridan Is pushing up the Shenan-
doah valley, and in every encounter from
Winchester to beyond Strasburg, has driven
the rebels.
II is probable that the recent unexpected
movement of Gen. Grant caused an order for
portion Of Lees army To go into the valley,
to be countermanded.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20

PATENTs.-In the list of patents issued for
the week ending Aug. 10th, is one for L. l..
Shaw, Lewiston, for improvement In take-up
motion for Looms, and one for Albert II. Gil
man and James S. Berry, Of Biddeford, for
improvement In Spinning Machines,
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20

Sch Palmyra, Smith, hence tor Ma.anzas. before
reported ashore on Ogur quilt Beach. Wells is in
bad condition and will probably go TO pieces. Her
cargo of lumber, together with sails Iigging. sc
will be sayed
b. brig nm, Ives. at Boston from Pictou Ms.
reports, Is inst, lat ~ 20. Ion s. 10 arre sh
dismssted. with sch alongside; weather was f.-
snd thought the sch took the wreck ia tow. Lost
sght OF them n night came
Sch Boynton, bouud East. while going through
Hell Gate Iah struck on the rocks and returned ios
repairs.
Ship James Littiefeld, fore reported DESTROYED
by the rallahas Sc was from Cardiff bound 10 New
York She reg stofe1 go tons and was bailt at Ban.
gor in 1881, where she Was owned.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20
Union Lectures.

Gen. E. w. CAN'T. of Arkansas, win address
the people at the following places during the
present week:
Ssco, Saturday 10th.
Gardiner, Monday a. 22d.
Lewis Barker. E-q, win address the people
of the First Congressional District at the fol-
lowing places. viz:
Alfred, Friday 2sth.
Liniagton. Saturday 9th.
Walcott Hamlin, Esq, win address the peo-
pie of the First Congressional District at the
following places viz:
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LAW SCHOOL
HARVARD COLLEGE ,

4 eapEAlCAL YEAR isis. Two Terms. of
- atteen weeks each, Commencing SEN. bth
1874, and March 9th, lSj5 ''-'
course of Lectures tbs Law of Nations nv
Hon. Edward Everett. -
Eur catalogue and eirru' ar address
DEL Err, Royal Professor
Cambridge, Mass, Aug Il. lsj4 a1gsow3x
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Special Advantages Of ,hi. Loan.


lisa Saioaai sarinss Bank. Offering a higher
rate Of interest than any Other and the best s.cr
~. Any saYings bank which pays its dsposstors h.
o. s. Notes. considers that Il is paying in tho s-st
circulating medium OF The country, and II eanmof
pay in anything better for is an assets are either
in Government securities or in notes or bond. pay
able in Government psper
Its equally convenient asa temprary or p.rm..
nent Investment. The notes can always be sold for
within fraction oftheir face and accumulated In
tsres and are the best security with banks as eoat
erals for discounts.
Convertible into per cent. 500 Gold Bond.
In addition to the very liberal Interest on the
notes for three years. this privilege OF conversion is
new worth about three per cent. per aonum for the
crrren, rate for $50 Bends not le.s than nine pe
cent Pre'ais1', and before the war the premium on
six per cent L. s. stocks were over twenty per cent
1t will be seen that the actual profit on this loan At
the present market rae Is not less than te per cent
per annam.
Its Exemption from State or Municipal
Taxation.
But aside from all the advantages We have cum.
Grated. Especial Act of Congress erempss all bonds
aad tr.Gsars notes from local farafioa On the
average. this exemption Is worth about two rer
cent. err annum, according to taxation in various
parts Of the country.
It's believed that seeurItie, offer 60 great iu-
ducemsnis to lenders those issued BY the Govern.
meni. In all other forms of Indebtedness, TIE
IN tn or ability Of private parties. stock eorIan
'e', separate communities only spledei forpay-
ment. while the whole property Of . country il
be to sSeare the discharge of all the Obligations OF
the United States.
Willis the Government offers the mos, liberal terms
for ia loans bslisves THAI tie very .,renses, sp-
peal will be to the loyalty and ratri, Of the pso-
pie.
Subscriptions srii De- recsced by The Treasurer OF
the United sts;es. at washin ston. tae several Is.
sisisnt Trcasurcrs and degnatsd pepositaries. and
by the
First National Bank OF Portland, Maine.
aud b. ali National Banks which are pepo,,,.,,s.
o. public money, and all respectable Ranks and
Bankers throughout the eosatry viii give further
iniorma''oa, and AFFORD every facility to subscribe
Aug 2c-dkW2n
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Wanted,

Il WANT to hire. immediately, to work in she Quar-
IL termastos's Depat tment, Nashville Tenn IN
wood Hewers. 30 Choppers, and ITO Laborers AZ
SO per month each. In addition to the above raes
transportation will DO furnished to Nashyil q ana
board Aztec arriving thru. Wages will commenra
from time OF leaving tor place OF de .tinasian For
pineu,ars INQUIRE q, ,Ae American Hous Portland,
he.' OF A. l.. CLARK. Govt. Agent.
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Senat RS.
csnterf ssd-GEoR6E wOoDNAN Portland
SAMUEL A HOLBRoOk Freeport
SEOHGE PirK n. Hsr
DAS'L nj HARRISON. Baldwin
Sheriff.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w. PARKER. Gornam.
Treasurer.
Observation-Disclosures X. HALL. windham.
Reuster of p obate
Observation-Disclosures HUMPnhEY, Portland
Commissioner.
Cunbsri1Hd-CALtB a. CHAPLAIN, Priegton.
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lrsox MsRoHASrs' KxoHASox.l

Barquc Z Alexander, (of HaFpswelD Merrman
from New York. for fictou Ms. was cap nred 18th
inst By the failahasse. of Monhrgan. Inc crew ar
rived at hap>wei yesterday. and report that the
Ca tain of the tallahassee said he \ PortIander
aud wanted TO catch me Portland vessels som4
of the CAPTURED amen say that this Capt Wood OF
the Ia lahsssee. Is one "Hackif 81 q Noyascotan
VITO resided in Portland few years STAGE AID is
well acquainted with this coast. (fhe 4 c regis-
tered 2si tens. and built at HarpswelI in 1856
where she was owned.l
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B0STON-Ar 18th, schs Nautilus. PillsbuTy New
YORK; Emeine, Colby. wiscasset.
Cid 18th. bsrque Emily, tBrl Douglass, Liverpool;
sen ID Sincr. May, Gardner.
= Ar lsth. bsrque Pathfinder. (Brl Crerar. Kelley's
Govei Western Sea. Harding. Georgetown; schs
5eaae: Roberts Calais for New York; ST Law renee,
SWooein' Machiss; Baltic Douglass. from Ellsworth;
!" reath. Nash, Addison; n Harvey, Wooster, Han
Socki Alice X, Patten, Sullivan; Olio. CTediiord,
hsGn,hheoahk; sioop Boomer, Mayo Edep.
ia lsth; brig Wal;bam, Aud Bermuda; schs Ma
Waldoboro
-, sA ~ 18th, schs w simmons Godfrey,
nml&oe pmAi Triton, Freeman. New York: Sarah
suck, uIofer' New York for Portland: Eliza Mail
a. SS,rs Jane Woodbury. cGire md sarah
BArH-cid 18th, brig Rio eirande, Iawrenee. for
Havana,
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ga SIight Cold., Conghs.

Few are aware OF the importance o, checking n
Cough or "sLIaHr colo" in ifs first sag: tl,at
which in the beginning would yield 20 a mild rene
dy. IL neglected. soon attacks the lung "BTosrH's
bronchial 1'rcches" give sure aud almost imme.
diaie relief. Militnry Officers and Sof iiers should
hare them, as fkey be crrried in the pocket asd
,tnksR as Occasion requires. aug2 DAWN