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From Hcn. Thos. J. Turner Ex Menabsr Of Congress,
from illinois, late Epe.k OF Wlrola House et ho-
Of the State Of Illinois,
FkxfoRT. Oct 2lst, 1868.
DKA9 s11-1n reply to your nottea Of the 18th inst,
Hoa!d say that WAS severely afflicted With Catatrt
lot years Htcn bncanc acquainted With you and
6oueht two hotties OF Jour Liquid CataErh Remedy.
Betore had used bottle Whs eenEtb3F improved,
and hefo1e the second bottle Finished, CON-
p!etr1y cured. can recommend the medicine TO al
afflicted With CatarTh. ---
Respectfully yourh, THo5. J. TURNER
II For sale By all Druggists. jei4 ksz-1m.r.raa
, 1864-06-18

Church, Phtlatelphia.
DH. JACKSON: Dear stt-H.v,n8 used your German
Bttter. u ny family ftequenti1 an prepared say
thaI it las been Of g1eas&ervce. kl1ieye thxt IL
most cases Of general debtiy OF tho syste If Is tt
knowledge. Eouts, respectfully.
=. ..n -, u II. IuRNHK,
1x8 n. talntseeush street.
, 1864-06-18

From Roy: *auea Eandslph. Pastor Of Bsrtiass
Church. 4efmAntoWE. Penn.
DR c. H. JACKSON: Dear S1r-Persoral exocr,snct
enables mo to eaY that regard the Ger1uxu Bitter1
prepared By you a1 4 moak excellent medlEjua If
cases q fseys5s co'd and general debility have beer
nut they will produce a!niIat effects On others.
Your, truly WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, r..
, 1864-06-18

lat hAd more than thirty seats experiences IN the
az ralneale tnscrnAti5n snd A1TDay17e. exposing
1t QuAckE Ct Chicago, n,1li free from Ohs erv2tlou
or Is ccpt1 In postage stamps. Post once Box ~
:hicAco lllinpta Ufnee and Anatomical Museum. III
ppth Clark street, 1esh4t5-IE14
, 1864-06-18
ULCERAqlVE DISEASES !

81 nttasF ssa or ~ re moss [a.os ToEsas sptue
MOTH PATCHES upon the fenaaiefacs depeaAt1R
mt 70 the yo9nx w3fe and mother. 4 fsT botslH o9
@ Go9sataaoo LIE syrnP VII correct tho secsettoS
skin :" A --11 @1@Ae3 ~
In Dlseases Ct the Liver, 31y1uK r{te to Lsnsuor.
tcd caneerus condition Of orgsn, sccomosaieS
xifo onfainE Or oths: unpesS3ns sZn2toms 1 s.
HYkUP. AAN+" AA88
, 1864-06-18

been assigned to any regiment in the service.
he then commenced his st1dias for the
Church, and after passing examination took
orders In the Protestant Episcopal Moistry,
holding this peaceful occupation about eight
years. In 1885 he Was appointed Missionary
Bishop in Arkansas and the Indian Territory,
with provisional charge Of the dioceses OF
Alabama, Mississippi md Lonislana, md tho
mission in the Republic Of Texas. In 1871
he WIS appointed the regular Bishop Of the
diocese Of Louisiana. When the war brnke
out be was commissioned By Jeif: Dayis % q
Brig1dIer General.
-i1e battle OF Belmont WAS fought, and
Forts Done1son and Henry fell while the de-
partmeat was under the command Of Gen.
Polk, who wa6 at thst time at Columbus.
At the battle Of Shiloh, Polk, who had been
made Major General, was placed In CON-
maud of one of the army corps under Sidney
johnson and Beauregard. he participated
in that contest, and IN the operations at Co
rinth, previous to the eyacu1tion uf the
place. He also ,toek part under Bragg, in the
movement through Tennessee iuto Kentucky
during September, 1862, and fought at the
battle Of Per1yTil1e.
At Murfreesboro, Gen. Polk commanded
Brsgg's first corps. lie took part In the
struggle at Chickamauga, In September,
1868, soon after which he WIS removed from
command for diEobedfence of orders, and
subsequently assigned to the charge of the
camp Of paroled prisoners released BY Grant
and Banks at Vicksbnrg and Port hudson.
During January, 1854, he Was again in the
field in temporary command Of the rebel de-
partment Of the Mississippi. He has been
with Johnston throughout the present CAM
paign In GeorgiA - -:-. =.
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JEW SHEET MUSIC FOR TIE
PLANO FORTE.

1.-THE Hword that my brave boy wore" ], G. Clark,
50 "! hye for those WHO loye no" J, q. Gl1fS, a.
ttsH n1an shsll t b. lnoEp aboys" G. Glass 3d. 20 ~
nfcsla:G5 f,sEe r.TeaainS on ne oS Camp Gse1ad"
adapted TO the popala. melody Thc Cottage oT the
sen" % "4asts s:uro Window Medley Song aud
eEipt oI price. OLIVER D1rsOH CO., Publishers,
271 HaR11REton-8t. Boston. 1eil Il 6s Haiti
Il as torsf. XXX, Inch and TX inch Bound Iron
TIE PEsHTIGO CO.,
EoEth HAtsr Itrcet, North Pier. ie1fkloelw
THARIE8. KUNZ.
~ E1EET SCATENGEK,
WIN 4te0G TO The cleaning OF Vaults PTtVfe5, the
muyoa q al Stable Manuse and offensive matter OF all
dtsctipt1on.- All work sttended 70 with promptpesa
4Lo d1Rafcd a1d It hour mott suitable. Post Once
box ~ uy2E56h1E
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+ Y 0I r T O M g:
The 5TmptoUs Of Catarrh IS they generally aprear
hsa u dttt TtrJ Blight. Persons dad they aa3a cold
inst the{ hsve frequent sttacra aud ale mora eens
rc to the changes OF In this condition
acrtt, attetEAtd becomius thies ard adhesive. a
tse diaeese becomes chronic, the DISCHARGES arc tn
HeE fhick and hea7y: and ase daEk eo1chtd od.
~ Ine sesreto1s srs oGendye causing bad bteaIh:
ssnss Of sne sns y essen:d destroyed: deafness
porta0t sysepton Of Catarr. ia, tfat tho person is
9s1tEed 70 clear bis threat IN tas morning Of Eh.ck
head during the night When this taxes place, the
pereon m8y be kure that his disease aB It's my to
the lungs and 6hGQld loose time In arr.5j2e II.
THx AHovx ARx But PEW OF THE xANY CATARRHAL
SIHFT0Na.
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1AIIVA1Tod. 1oTrEIo OF 8oND0.
Ab COMPLEXION. AcHHN II BON19.
1xEl1Na OF WEAHtxHsS, DKPKF8oIo9 OF 6t1xfxk,
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purgea the sysksn
entirely ffom Al the evil e9sos1 OF AkKCURH. 70
and Rheumatic Pains Ehlch lhs aso Of Caiom0 3
ourea tic Teeth a firmly II ever.
, 1864-06-18

troducea healthy mcn and women; and II tho ca6a>as
tuition IL neglected in youth, disease and early des
Ia the 1esul:- Do not delay when the mean4 sro II
near St hAnd and W1thi1 the reach Of Ill.
, 1864-06-18

CoIEatc"s Honey $O1p.
This cslrbrntcd TOILET SOAP. in such untvarssl
tnand, Is made from the choicest materials. Is mud
enotaent IL ~ nature. aEEantl3 scsated. an5
trtn,tv beten:fGl III its AclioA 1po1 t1e aklu fof
le by in Drug giss. and Fancy Gaods Dealeis-
R1S-ursS-ly TA-hAF-1u
RIOc--Fsroc1n1nnt
WoxrK.rrL MEDICAL CrREs BY THE Afr1IcA-
u or rEor. DE GH.Tn's E1xcTKIo oihEi nro.
Ncted witn Deafnets. Headache. Scurslgts, Call
.vtr, kE1u. hncuu,aisr1. aud n 1sofss and pains.
ntcposc 70 check AMI cFtc-aefIy tlss1pate mora
he aud pain; ana "a scso3ol'sh nesres and r. noSe
etus ~ sfatern. thxn be eff Csed By nry otheE
all o&tr methods Of mctlcai "a 10 the same npaee
time, the masses themselves beng Judges. Price,
ee0ts md q !4er postle. s.; UeH An. Sole Aceos.
rilact1p Pa. Lcrt L entta, 2u, nhAm Van
:hasck anc Sxnlth pEyer. Chicago Agents. For
le hv eli DsuEZl4e and MerchAnA.
t31.hc33m TTAnA
T'ish YTnn1.
,e great Chinese Remedy for secsct disea.et: One
X vii! perform cure. }ngrsdlcntn 1nr1ly Tece-
HE Can be earned IN the pocket without iear OF
lection. Irlce q per bog. Sold b. all cru2Elsth-
ORD t SMITH, Wholesale Agents.
ap4& csGSSm 1It-sAAAo
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Tcnr911 BittErS,
! III, John BULLS
COMPOUND
;;ff:.SS1kSFN BETEEES
80 :7atast Sud Host Important discovery o1
tbs 18Th Geutu1y.

ths l9ea Century.
- g. 4 ESte !: NUS ultimately ectEa5tet With
or u AAst.a estc8 Of the U a.fet 9ts1e&,
.!s u tog3Hy EnoEr ~ Itpnees IN medical IL.
-. i!n saa nf u. JOAH buli.. OF lo1isvtlle.
:. ii.t ni.nnt1al~ rHerA.attoH II 2&reAp5i.a. h2s
vst 4, * =: 80 Ses 9i re various eonousds Of
~. Stsnnao = aolsri'o!- W.T.; throughout the West
~ ~ = sTm Ln1*nKrs. In its' :. ys.
~; - r. ce:t,:tnt of North Am.rc4. B:s tat
=, ~ HtsSoTesE Or r4.hes cuinniratn, lor be 1oE1
ssas,9 r*tse ~ M e3t s,ecose... OF t;EpKbN Stde
10. ~, NosGe 70 o. native !hha'a:snI q Cenrs:
-. ~ N1o'G II ytrtunA hkse .een ko01n M
nm ~. ~, ~ rnht re- Ses1e Ae: WITH Il tas II.
4. az Ttthont 1es - ~ s's "ost cssls Elak and
"e!!:f ~ TEN t,nt vile thar l. rsn,b ~, - -
-1,+ 3l&f MS = be- @"eH ~ a11AtH1 F61
lnie N Hull i nes PREPARED % eoaor,. ,,,.s,
1s' ~ Ut e I, aeve, thtss sst. - s.1
, unloasn cIsm!-anos q. tee cst:erre re}at1rF T.
:evs A"a1E tro,1 exFosurr eithtr 70 ehsuMsr. 81 y u
cstsrr N. climate Or u the nlaam arL tprnsncs@s ~
ttt:n- .ltaout rra' aau }ust!y ces17rre tSc ten1
atqa !! e. 70 l2ns erjesed n CencA Ansyt.a ann
:: e-t 1Si.ef N '@- >sN
, 1864-06-18
How RurIer Tr<afm S.ay,,htar~

NF&HQUI918e
G. G. Pearson md james Leary, formerly
billiard and liquor satoon keepers and gam
blers in Norfolk, having smuggled them
selves from Norfolk to Bermuda Landing
without passes, were recently brought be-
fore the Commanding General, who issued
the following order:
, 1864-06-18
Constitution Life.Syrup


Ezadtca$es root aud branch nl1 ErupYo BtsnAsas n
=. the 9ki1, uka
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To Mothers and Married Ladies,

8the eAfest and most efsctuA1 N edictne ever ~.
covered for purifying the system. and reueTtaI -
suheE1nx attendant upon childbirth. It stfenF1@
and inc1essec and enE1ches The food-those 10 SsV
1sed sntnE Indispensable 1t highly use{u1 heA
attendant Npon childbirth. = |e'N-|D N4eN.13
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Cheeseman's Female Pills.

THIS GOOD OLD REMEDY for al distractions
has been hailed With pleasure and pront YoR TWENTY
FIVE YKAHs IN all parts Of the civilized world. IL
Nhon eyefSbody T Knows, I'D IL Whom eyelybod1
places connd dencs and resreet. 1t!sNo yEw.rAaaLKo
1HR1Na1xKNr, but q STANDARD REMEDY.
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Cheeseman's Female Pills

that Ladies have for relief from the suppression Of
of Nature, viii GUARANffEE! 70 THEI tic FULLEST
noh TeEniaFiy experienced, viii prodnce MISERY
AHr16EATu, and ia that 1Iaar OF ALL Rxx1nIKa
FOE Vzax AaHB OF FKXALxs.
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c. c. Pearson having smugsled himself
within my lincs, contrary to law and without
pass, on board tho gunboat Pink, Ensign
Kend1ick, master. and being, By his own
statement, able~bodied and without any bust
pess, is ordered to be sent to work in tho
trenches until further orders to supply the
place Of soldier who has other occupation.
There being constant employment tor him
in Gen Hinks' line, lie viii be forwarded
there. BY command Of
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Payments Will be n afe IN Iuch funds ~ mny be
furn1s. ID by the United etates
Blank foruns far proposals. may b6 obtained on ap-
J. Mol. TAYLO3,
1e1tk2c&11t Mai, and G,S.
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RHEUMATISM.

tAF5H1Ef1S.I N1UHAI9IA. 60UT.
LCNHAao. BCIA1YcA. ITO DouY0Nxa1x
II there IL any disease in which tho ConsMsxsfas,
Life syrup ts Sovereign, 1t fs In rheumatism Al II
kindred affections. The most intense pains are u
most instantly yalevtnted-anormoG1 sWel1ingB axo ID.
ductd Cases. chronic or rfcar1ou9, o{ at - J014K
ftaodtrg, hAyo been cured by NJ =
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And An other difficulties Of this kind. which 50 run
dtsfgure the outward appeaIance OF both males ~
females. Often making them disgusting ohtee& T.
thtInSeiYe1 and thetr G1enux.
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HX1Tou3 DEBILITY. LoG8 ~ FowHK.
eRATTKRE NKRTY1. CoyTuHIoX on THo03N3k
1T. vIIue' DAgcn. 1PILnrHy.
Tnouaands who have suffered for years WfA Afea4
the day On which they read these lines. Paxa51l1x0
to weak suffering WOMAN will this medicine pe1y0
tneBtmAbla blesetQYdtrectlnE thdtf footateQ6 .
AHopo which t1lnls n1oxb than 1t pxpz8asee.
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8THuXA, KrH4SS EVE,
aIAEDu114 kwELIDAs, IRYNFKLAa.
uICE3ATIoH. AALr HHXUN4
This tafnt tnEzxp1TART and ACQUIRED. nlHrz III
with untold misery Is By all usual medical re1n0&a
tnEprrhfe.
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Cavalry Bureau
R Puschase In the open mark ct Will bo continued
a. Eiesburo Depot until the contra ct Il awarded.
s1Van {i} horses OF more. te11 k17.9t
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bad two prolonged interviews with Presiden
Davis in his Office in the Custom House
and although the nature and subject matter
OF the conversation between him and the reb
ell PRESIDENT are not proper for present publ
cation, YET IL Is understood that Col. Jaques
met with considerable success in impressing
his views upon Mr.. Davis. When taking his
leave, Davis took the Colonel's hand in both
ms, shook it warmly and cordially, and stated
that, leaving out of view the present struggle
he had the highest respect for his character
and aims.
THE REBEL PRISONS.
The Colonel was permitted TO visit the Lib
by and Belle Isle prisons, and reports that he
was agreeably disappointed by the compare
lively comfortable condition in which he found
our Union captives therein confined. The
wounded, also, though only the more desper-
ate cases are retained in the hospitals of Rich
mond, he found as well cared for as could be
expected.
HOW RICHMOND LOOKS.
The streets of Richmond are almost de-
serted, few others being seen than soldiers.
women, negroes and Ncripples. Many OF the
stores, however, remain open, and there is
some business activity.
THE REBEL PRESIDENT.
Col. Jaques describes jeff Davis as hale and
hearty in appearance, his health being much
better latterly than it has been, and. though
thin 10 face and person, the tough aud wiry
constitution of the rebel chieftain presents no
likelihood of his giving out during the natural
life of the rebellion.
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THE DAILY PRESS

Printing Office has one OF Roper Improved Caloric
Engines for motive power, and is furnished with
improved aud costly Presses-Cy Under and Piaten-
from the most celebrated makers. We have in con-
slant use one of HOES LARGE CYLINDER
PRESSES, capable of throwing of $500 Sheets
an hour; one of AdaDs's Potcer I'resses-the best
book press in the world; Adams and Potters Fast
Machine JOB Presses; Ruggles' superior Card Pres
Adams and Union large Hand Presses, Standing
Presses and all the machinery necessary for well
appointed Office.
The Daily Press job Office is believed TO be as well
furnished as any similar establishment in the State
Those sending order from the country may rely on
receiving prompt attention.
We execute all orders in tho shortest possible time
and in the neatest and best manner
We will do all kinds of printing as well and al
promptly, and as cheap as any other establishment
in the City, County or State.
All orders for JOB Printing must be directed Il
the Daily Press job oSice, No. s2l Exchange street
Portland. Ne.
The Job Office is under the personal supervision
OF the senior proprietor, who is the CITY PRINT
Err, and is himself an experienced practical WORK
man, and employs only weliskilled mechanics il
this department of his work
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Il II u 5 t Il Es.

JOHN d. JONES. President.
CHARLES DENNIS. Vice President.
w. IL. Ii. MOORE, I'd Vice President,
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A Mission to Richmond.

lcpecial DeRcAtch TO the New 0rk Times
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, July 20.
An individual, fresh from Richmond, not as
released prisoner, but guest, entertained
three days In the capital Of the Southern Con-
federaey, arrived here to day direct from Rich
mond by way OF Gen. Grants headquarters.
His name-is Col. James +. Jaques, of the 73d
Illinois Volunteers, Colonel, but Parson. also,
being Minister OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Though neither envoy nor ambassa-
dor, Col. Jaques had mission of his own,
clothed with no authority 10 speak for either
President or Government, he appears to have
had authority enough Of some kind to COM
mand hearing from the principalities and
powers that sit in Richmond; in fine, without
being a plenipotentary, he seems TO be endow
ed with certain species of power behind the
throne that caused him to be atteniively lis
tened to and kindly treated by the chiefs of
the rebellion.
CHARACTER OF HIS MISSION.
OF the real object and end OF Col. Jaques's
mission, am requested by himself not now to
speak. 1t is perfectly proper TO state, that it
Is in no respect official in its character, aud
that he had no warranty whatsoever 10 enter
into any negotiations between this Government
and the rebel authorities Secondly ii may be
stated that though Col. Jaques's mission con-
templates results Of the highest Importance,
these results are ulterior rather than immedi-
ate.
The President, without according him the
smallest recognition or authority, was willing,
believing his honesty ofpurpose, that he should
try the experiment of visit TO Richmond.
Accordingly, he gave him personal recon-
mendation to Gen. Grant to pass him through
the lines, or otherwise forward his views
COL JAoUEs GOES TO RICHMOND.
Thus aided, Col. Jsqes, accompanied by
Mr.. Gilmore, made his way from Gen. Grants
headquarters by the North side of the james
river, and passing the rebel lines, reached the
Confederate Caditsl. Here they remained for
three days-Saturday, Sunday and Monday
last. While In Richmond, Col. Jaques, at his
own request, was placed under guard; but
he had the entire freehom of the city, and
put up at the "craak" hotelt of Richmond.
INTERVIEWS WITH THE REBEL PRESIDENT.
The Colonel, during his three days stay,
visited the various Confederate authorities,
as well as the prisons and hospitals in which
our eaptives and wounded are confined. He
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JOHN w. MUNGER, Agent,
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE.
80.

June ~, 1854
" "ANTED-Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons
w for the Coiored Trcops-Candidates must be
Graduates of some Regular Medical College, and
must be examined by Board Of Medical Officers 10
be convened BY the Surgeon General. The Board
viii Determine whether the candidate will be ap-
pointed Surgeon or Assistant Surgeon. according TO
merit Applications accompanied by one or more
test monials from respectable persons. TO moral
character, &C.. should be addressed TO the Surgeon
General. U. s. A. Washington, ID. G , or 10 the AS.
sistant surgeon General, L. S. A., Louisville, Ky
Boards are now in session az Boston, New lo-k
Washington, Cincinnati, st. Louie, ana New Or
leans.
Also wanted, Hospital Stewards for Coloied Reg
iments. Candidates must possess fair English Ed
neation and be familiar with the coms ounding and
dispensing of Medicines. Applications must be made
as IN the case of Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons
Compensation from S23 90 to S33 90 per MONTH with
cioihing, rstions, fuel and quarters.
JOS X. BARNES,
july l-2iw3m Acting Surgeon General.
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AT Court of Probate held at Portland, within and
for the County of Cumberland. the first Tues.
day of July. in the year Of our Lord eight.
cen hundred and sixty-.our.
SAMuEL H. BRAUbukf, having presented his
- petition. representing that Solomon Thayer late
of Portland in said County deceased old In his life
time make ltgai contract TO eonvey 10 Tree Brad
bury, certain real estate deserted in said petition
aud praying that authority be given TO the ex.
eentrlx OF the last will and testament Of said Solo
mon Thayer to execute the necessary deeds TO car
ry said contract into effect
10 ,cas Ordered, That the said Petitioner give no.
be published enc week In the Maine State Press and
seven days in the Daily Press printed at Portland
that they may appear Probate Court to be held
said Portland, the third Tuesday ofJuly next. al
ten of the clock in the forenoon, and show cause,
If any they have why the same should not De grant
ed.
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
A true copy, Attest,
jalylldtd&wlws
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Pilot Wanted.

4 STEADY. competent and capable man. having
"a athoroush bnoy led &C of PSrtla nd fia. Dor and
Its onter approaches is wanted for the Iiio'age Of
the MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP CoMPANy's
Liverpool and GlasgOw Line of Steamers the COM
ing winler The Pilot engaging ihis service will
b required 10 boaid the Steamers GU side of the
Bulwark Snoal and AIisn's Reck Applications re-
csiyed by JAMES L.. FARMER
jyls cav No 10 Exchanae STREET
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Wallet LOST.

nN Thursday. Jolly liib, ON Commercial street
~ lear Thomas Block. Leather walle; co tain
ing between sixty and seventy dollars The finder
viii be literally rewarded by leayin It at the count
ing room of the Daily Press
ui1fvl6Iw
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Wanted.

4 BOY, not less than sixteen years OF sge 10 act
IN as Carrier. Must come well recommended
Apply at the Counting Room of the Press.
jylsdtf
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Substitutes
Information Wanted.

WIIfIAM COLLINS, WILLIAM GODDARD.
w aud JOHN L. LACEY, who were supposed
to be natives ofPortand, having died in the United
Sta'es service their heirs hear in
nation on application in person or by letter to
BRADFORD HARMON,
No. 50 Exchange street,
iuly6dS w3w Portland. Ne
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Wanted Y

II lady with two chidren situation as hoast-
lSkeeper. govesness. or tcashe would do sewing
country not objected TO home no wages =. OUR
cd Alp'y to MRS. COOK. City Hotel Portland.
Me. iyigllM
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Curianfs Wanred

f5NdE highest market price paid for rips Currants
Il IL any quantities.
GkEENOUGH MORSE
No. 20 Market Square.
Portland, July l9.-d&wif
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Board Was,fed

Rf oung man and his wife within icn miuutes'
- walk of the Post O.hee. Address. stating l. a.
ton, terms, &c.,l
jyl9d,f ~
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q II FL e OF THE
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company,
NEW YORK, JANUARY 2s. 1864


rI,HE Trustees. in conformity to the Charter of the
Il Company. snbmit the following statement OF
It's affairs on the 3ist December, 1885
Premiums received on Marine Risks
from lstJannary, 1865 to 3lst De-
cember 1868, Ssol4 sQs 90
Premiums on Policies not marked off '''''' %
lstJsnuary, 1868, l,7Os COZ "a
Total amount Of Marine Premiums, slo-O05, ,OO1 Il
No 9Poicies have been issued upon Life
Risks; nor upon Fire Risks discon-
negttd with Marine Risks.
Premiums marked of from lst jan
1868, to 3lst December, 1853, s. 5e7 ess 70
Losses paid during the same period sIs ssI n.
keturns offEemiums and Expenses lOa2 967 as
Tho Company has the following Asset. viz.
Unit States and State of New York
Stock, City. Bank and other Stocks AZ 400 az, N
Loans secured by Stocks andot therwise 4b0 -0o ~
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages I9a -,1 no
Dividends on Stocks Interest on Bonds "
ana Mortgages and other Loans sun
dry Notes. re Insurance and other
claims due the Comp'y., estimated at 1aa ee4 s1
premium Notes and Bills Receivable 327s s5s "a
Cash in Bank, sGSis Sc
Total amount of Assets so oG5 ass 90
siA per cent Interest on the outstan cling certi6-
Gates OF profits will be paid TO the holders thereof
the Second of February next
After reserving Three and One half Million Dollars
pl aegg .e Outstanding certificates of the Issue of
leoz VII be redeemed and paid TO the holders there
o. or their legal representafv, and after Tues
day, the Second of February next from which date
ahlnterest thereon will cease The certificates 10 be
produced at tho time OF payment, and cancelled
Dividend of Forty Per Cent is declared on the
net earned premiums of the Company for the wear
ending aist December, 1883, for which certihcates
viii be issued, on and after Tuesday the Fifth Of
April next. - Va
The Prodts OF the Company, ,ascsrtained
From the lst of july. 1912 TO the LIST OF
Jan, 1858 for which Certificates were
Issued, amount TO ala 22e sen
Additional from lst Jan, 1865, to lst
January, 1854, 2e30 600
Total profits for 81 years. Sl6.e5s $50
The Certificates previous to 1862, have
been redeemed by cash, ll69O2Io
Net earnings remaining with the Com
pany, on ist January. 1854, s5.2ss go
BY order of the Board
AZ
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