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LETTER OF GEN. BUELL..

LETTER OF GEN. BUELL.
In . recent letter Gen Buell., late OF the Y.
s. A., gives an account Of the reasons Wnlcll
induced him to resign his commission, ana
which priinci pally relate to considerations per
sonal to himself, aud to the treatment ne re-
ca;vea In this letter, on general TOPICS Ne
says Z
ssWhile there may have been more or less OF
ooreonal ambition mixed up IN the movement
- socassion as there must generally be IN the
20 cement Of political affairs, yet | 40 not
dnnhf that It was mainly determined by an
hoaast conviction IN the minds OF those who
anaaoed IN It. that the control OF the Govern
,nent had passed permanently into the hands
80 : sectianial party which would soon trample
On the political rights of the South. Ihls ap
nrahans;on was shared in by very large por-
tion Of the people who did not favor secession
ana who were so anxious for the preservation
of the Union that even coerclVe measures II
tenn nered by Justice and mercy, would not nave
e1trangeu them. Under these circumstances,
the nse Of military force to put down armed
resistance was not Incompatible with restora,
ton Of the Union, with it's former glorles ana
affections provided the means were employea
IN snch a manner as to convince lne peopie
that their constitutional rights would be res
nectea Such a policy, therefore, ID the use u,
Of force, if force must be resorted TO- mao the
manifest advantage of weakening the power OF
the rebellion and strengthening the Govern
ment. independently Of the moral force when
dignity aud Justice always lend to authority,
A policy which recognized these principles
was wisely declared by Congress IN the begin 10
ming Of the war; and from fervent desire Tor
the preservation Of the Union, in which PRIDE
Of country and all my interests as citizen cen,
tered. not less than from natural impulse, L
gave that policy my earnest support. Unfor-
tunately it was too often cheated OF It's due CT,
feet by the intrusion Of sectional rancor, and
the iniudicious or unfaithful acts OF agents OF
the Government; and when, at the expiration
Of wear: a system Of spoiation and dlsfran-
chisement was inaugurated, the cause was rob-
bed of it's sancity, and success rendered more
difficult of attainment
The Norfolk Regime publishes an order is
sued by Maj Gen. Butler, which torblds the
recruiting of negro men in his department by
outside agents.
tt IS understood at the Treasury, says the
Washington Chronicle, that SIX twenty loan
is about to be issued, the interest to be paid IN
gold.
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{ " y CITY, by the barrel, or at retail, Pr
ces as so'J' e,r cola al COGAN'S,
uleq"s'teo No. Is Royal street,
wi sre can be had Lamps, Chmnles, Wy 3,
a eve VARIETY Of style, together with general
d s Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights, Glass
Globes, Paper Shades, Sc, ofall the new Styles
and beautiful patterns, at prices to please
Gas Fitting, Alterations and Extensions
80 ua ao+1n attentsd to; all work warranted.
= Patent atent Thief Detecting Money Drawer !. 70;
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PU r G ATIV & ERBS
In Pills and Poudeys,)
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/ as yet known, have been most SUCCESSFULLY
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aud are particularly efficient IN the cure Of ali
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much sickness can be prevented. They are i'm
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The following are some of the diseases Which
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letter,
inflammation
Of the bowels,
consumption in its
early stages, headache
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
lockjaw, ruptures, rheumatism,
cramp cholic, catarrh, pain in the
breast and sides, deafness, nervousness,
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wounds, pneumonia dyspepsia, salt rheum, cad
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COmpianL, lauSOui, Sou1, u!oP5y
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diarrhoea, hoarsness, swell
!ngs, blOatlngs, bloody
and white hux, dys-
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ness, mea-
sizes, &C.
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troublesome introdeF ana also re nTste All 0'DS
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not be too highly recommended TO all dIsp!o2,
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from nervousness. on1s,
PROF, W UNDR A NJ S RHE ~ A11 49,,
HERB TEA, a valuable aid il curing feeap1@,
tism; also for curing gravel.
Full directions accompany each remedy.
For further particulars, apply to u.is,
JULIUS DIEM LT, Densas
l45 Prince st., nearly opposite the Post O1aSt'
between ST. Asaph and Washington s's
Alexandria, ~
For sale also By ISAAC ENTW loAiA1
~ ~ al Kino Ct Aexandria. va
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-13
An Unpleasant Mistake.

Quite a laughable scene occurred at the PRO-
vost Marshal's office day or two since.
"comely youth" from the country came into
that establishment, evidently having "a heap
on the mind", the cause whereof was easily
suspected by those in attendance. When the
draft Tor the town in which he was enrolled
was about to proceed, he "took up favorable
position ana prepared to hear his fate. The
wheel went round, name was drawn, and
10 the name of our "comely youth" appears
Wherefore, to the surprise Of all, his face be.
comes wreathed In smiles, and forthwith max
ing his way into the street, asks every body ie
take a drink at his expense and rejoice will
himI Here, then, was q case Of genuine patri
otism:--a man so oveTjoyed at being drafted
{ that he celebrated the event by treating al
the bystanders who chose 70 inabtbe. Bu'
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-13
no Merchant Tailors and Cutters.

III 70 Mc1CAdMt 1aIIuIk anu CuCCerB.
III HAVE left with Mr.. W. D. James, No 81 Mid
drafting garments. Mr.. j. fully understands the
theory and practice as well as I do and can com.
municat as well to others. OTIS MADISON
b Portland, Septic, 1854. III steas ga.f ~ MI
- Having received authority from Mr. Madison,
am prepared 70 furnish all the necessary iuforma-
tion, and supply those who may wish with the rues,
at Mr. N. S Gardiner's, No. 50 Middle street
\, Sept l6-3m - isf,rn w. d. JAMES.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-13
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN n. GILMAN. Edftor.
published at No. 50. EXCHANGE STREET, BY
N. A. FOsTE co.

TEE CORTLAND DAILY PRSssis puonsned at $500
per year. a
FaKMA1rE STATE PREss is published every Thurs.
dtv .aoragnga at S200 per annum, in advance; 90 rs
II paid within six months; and $3.50, If payment be
delayed beyond the year. ..sg-ll .''tr =
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-13

presently the secret of his joy began to leak out
ne haa taken the process of drafting in re-
verse. e., ne believed those tickets remain
tng g, IN the Wheel to contain the names of the
grgtted, g 'uhile those drawn out were exempt!
ane look OF blank despair that overspread his
counienance when the truth dawned upon his
oyei-excited brain, cannot be described
Mniie the shout that greeted his expressions
Times. -ol III
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-13
Its Exemption from State or Municipal
.Ilsu 10 Taxation. -
2 o$4O,OOO,OOO.

Subscriptions ,oilI Be received BY the Treasurer o,
the United States, at Washington, the several As.
sstant Treasurers and designated Depositaries and
by the = - i e I'd Es a
First National Bank of Portland, Maine.
All respectable Ranks and Banker, Throughout
the country, win give further information and
afford every facility to subscribers. -
Aug 20-d& WIN ~"A-t- 9
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-13
Dissolution.

NHE copartnership heretofore existing between
= Sweat and Cleaves Attorneys at Law, 70 tnis
gay dissolved by mutual consent. The affairs OF tne
la!s nrm will be adjusted by either party.
M sweat will continue in business at ohce no.
~. .Mlddle street, Mussey's Row. "
a, NJ Ceaves at the office of Howard Cleavess NO
u Middle street, over Casco Bank I9llLa ~.
: mia hhidsd lia8s I'D T., .. n. SWEAT,s,
Portland. July 18th ,lssA iAS jyisdsn
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-13
rs open Day and Evening, for o Thorough Budnetl
1Education. Located 1850. FFa
Hanson Block, middle ST., No. lel.

Scholarships good in any part ofthe United States
ne Principal has had 20 years experience;is always
on the spot and attends to his business; and prom
ses, as during the past u years, no pains shall be
spared Ia the future Five hundred references Of
the first class business men, with many others of thie
city, will testify to the practical utility capacous
ness and completeness Of my systems and manner
of teaching and citizens of other cities have testified
to the same. Diplomas will be awarded for thor.
ough courses. Able Assistants secured. Bartletts
Plan the founder of Commercial Colleges, strictly
adhered to ss regards net copying. Certain timee
will be devoted 70 Commercial Law elucidations.-
Come all who have failed to be taught business
handwriting and viii guarantee TO you success.
Applicatioussolicited for Accountants Separated In
struction givens Students can enter any time. Sep.
arate rooms for Ladies' Tuition reasonable. Intri
cate accounts adjusted. Ladies and Gentlemen that
desire to take lessons, FULL or separate course,
In either Book eeping, Navigation, Commercial
Law, Photography, Higher Mathematics, Civil En-.
cheering, Surveying, Native Business Writing,
Commer5isi Arithmntic Correspondence, Gard
Marking g, land teaohing from printed copies and
Text Books Will be avoided please call or address
the Principal. r. N.BROWN.
Portland, oct.2, 1858. oc29 cod &e &eow1y
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-13
U. 8. MarshaI's sale.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

UNITED STATES OF AMzEIoA,
Z q DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss. J
nURSUANTto an InterlocutoTy order OF Sale, to
me directed from the Hon. Ashur Ware, Judge
Of the United States District Court within and for
the District of Maine shall expose and Sell at Pub
lie Vendue to the ghost bidder therefor the follow
ing property and merchandise at the time and place
within said District as ollows. viz =
= Atthe WAREHOUSE OF THE MONTREAL OCEAN
STEAMSHIP COMPANY. GRAND rRurK WHARF.
IN Portland on FIR day, the fourteenth day If C.
tober nert, at 10o'clocE A NJ
z 50 LocoMt TIVE TIRE IRoNs ssLow Moon" IRON.
31sPLArEs BOILER lRoN-AssoRrED SIZES AND
THIcKNl ssEs, taved from the wreck OF the Br
steamship Bohemian; the same having been Libel-
ed for Salvage, and ordered to be sold by the DIE
trct Court Of the gnited States for the District of
II Terms Of. f.Sale-CAsH. tIvins E0s a4.l rr
Il Dated ct Portland this soth day Of Sept. A. D.
1884. - t..f.. b, ii 4t... ~. ni n
CHARLES CLARK, 1i
Z vAoia liIeg 9D q. 8. Marshal, Dist Of Maine.
1901 octldtd iat hna nosI 4 aht azolS -,lo
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-13
Ga nal B e.nk7
.s Government Z $40 loan, See ,.

This Bank is prepared to receive subscriptions to
the new $40 loan fl sums Of $50 and upwards,
paying interest from date of subscription to August
18th, the date of the new loan. .anuos
The notes are convertible ct the end of three
years into specie paying per cent $40 bonds.
One-eighth per cent win be allowed on all amounts
Of $1,000 and over. sssr's b. C.. soMERBY. =. [.
Cashier.
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IMPORTANT
TO the Afflicted,

nE POW continues to he consulted at his Office, Nos
and Edicrtt street. Eostcn all diseases OF a
FRlN ATE or DELICATE NATURE
Ry oug cvurse eft study and practical experience q
unlimited Atei Dr. H. has the qualification OF pre-
seniinE the unfortunate with remedies that have never,
since he first introduced them, failed to cure te mo-
alarming casts of
Coz ORR IItEA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of vcncrral and
impure blood, lmpntsncy, Scrou)a. GoncrAra. lcers,
pain and distress in the gegions OF creation Infanma
Of the Bladder and kidacys, Iyaroce,e Abc,ses,
I1umors ngttfa Swcngs, and tie long train o. horrible
symptoms attending this class Of disease made to be
come as harmless : the simplest aings oil a child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
pr n dcyotes graf part Of his time to the treatment
those caused by and solitary habit which
ruins the body and mind unhtling the unfortunate ndi
vlu for business society. Some Of the sad md mel
ancholy effects produced by carly habits Of youth
Weakness of the Back and limits Dizziness of the head,
ElHncSs Of sight, FalPtaton Ct thc heart, Dyspepsia,
nervousness, DeraugCmcnt OF the digestive func ions,
symptoms Of CuS iuptou &c The fearful effects the
mind much to he dreaded loss o memory confusion
IDEAS depr IF spirits ev forebodingS, aversion
Of society, stS;rust. midiy Sc, among the evils
produced, Such persons should, before contemplating
atrlmoUy >ult physician OF experience and be at
OF &c restored to health and happiness.
Patients who wish to remain under 'r. noWstrcamcn
few days weeks, will he furnished with pleasant
rooms. and charges for hoard moderate.
Medicines scut to all parts Of the country with full di-
rccirns fl use receiving description Of your case.
Pr Dow has sale the French Capoes warrcrted
the best preventive. Order by mail. Three ter 81 aud
a red stamp.
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4. =. .IELg.ISOA's,

where all are invited To c Ii and examine.
vg'ilE Empire Machine has taken any quantity
i Il Pfemiams. and you'll have taken isa,s
Premiums if there had been more Fany.
Why the Empire -Nseb,r- "a ttnr fh1n any otf,r
l. 1t makes the i5ek or slaf'f, aiteh, which
will neither mp yarci anil IL ahks IN botk ,i9a
?. /, has neither ca" nor oog ,ehf.t, and the
least possible f'ictron, and 'uns smooth as sls,
AMI Is eafhifieaHy AeU,iss Ma, 4rne.
). 1t performs perfect sowing VA every ,lcsr riu-
ton Of nate1t l. frs leather 10 the fn,,t siiu'
with cotton, liD'n ~ SIX thread from the eear.-
est to the In :; uutuhet.
!. Il relu.f., TRY per ceit. les power 10 dive
it than i y otter machine \ rid ? wars II
a Fan IL ii steadily without fatigue or njl-
ry = Lellth.
). 1t, strength and wonderful simplicity Of
construction rr"'.er It aimust impossible 10 =,
out et der, and i. .rfatsf8 t. ~ entire Sal
!sfaetivn.
t. Its scam. more firm al.l beautl al, being
alike On both sad leaving 1T lid ,es = w-ar uI
by wasbius aHd ironing.
!. The tension at both threa q, j. got on Ito
~: face OF Tie mact me; you dr. 10, ts,e 10 turn
the machine Up s'fc vn to get the ,casj,n q: the
lower thread. Wien the tension i once adjasl,A
On the Empire Machine any qu4~tit: al SOWING
be done without cauu.e.
). it, seams cltnot be removed Without pick
Ing CT cutting them, - it Is j fru. solid stitch
>. This machine has been examined by the
most prot ind "Nie,ts and pronounced 10 be Nm.
D,rffg and P,,ftaan otni5ss4
IL. We respectfully invite all who may desire
10 supply themselves with superior article t,
call and examine tais Unurlisd Hacaae. Au IN
speeton Of tkis machine Il stt'sty any person
OF T. grcassu rlty t. auythin, in the rul4kc,.
II. Five miCutes iustructi71 is sufficient 10 en-
able any person to work it to entire satisfaction
n One Of the Empire Machines can be seen
n operation, at Miss ADA lileu1s Dress mud
Cloak Making Room, ever A. I. Greeiey's store,
Main street. 80
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Farm for Sale.

yVNlIE subscriber being somewhat advanced in
L years, and wishing to change his bust
ness will sell his farm situated in West Brooks.
Vile, in a very pleasant location, containing at
least 10 acres et land with Cottage House 5
years old, all finished in the best manner. and in
good repair. Well painted out side and in
Two barns with sheds q: the barns wood house,
arriage house workshop and store house. with a
good cellar. Two wells of failing soft
water, one at the house and the Other at the barn
The farm is in good state Of cultivation. we'll
fenced with cedar fence; the pasture is well wat
cred with living water; with plenty ofwcod and
ee6ar fencing Standing. The house is the best in
town. and cost years ago. 2, 90 dollars.
will also sell with farm II or any part of the
farming tools, which are abundant; also yoke
# year old oxen handsome and good, and an ex-
celeut cow, and give possession in time for spring
work aud evela good title.
The above farm | will sell for $500, and
make the terms easy Any person wishing for a
good farm in pleasant location, and for half its
value, will please call and examine for them
selves. JOHN WATSON.
West Brook.ville; April Is, ls64. II
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SOLDIERS.

Every soIIi.r shouid carry with him supply II
Radwsy's Ready Relief. 1t supplies the place of all
other medicines ard as beverage, icaspponfsi Of
the Relief, a glass OF water = nicer, pleasant
CT sumal4nt than brandy, Whisky, or biters.
SICKNESS PREVENTED IL THE srH MAINE RECT.
Eighth Maine rec mett Serst {. ?. Lord. writes that
Raawas Reay leilef saved the regiment from death
whic quarteeed At /, bce Island, : C., when working
seized with Typhoid and other Fevers, Fever and
Ague, parro,t, Iy- EMERY, Rheumaiisln, was cured
BY Tie VI the kca ~ Relief
CAUTION
In all ask for Railways Ready Relief Take
other. see that the signature Of Railway Go.
Is the outside label a eich b tile. Every agent
supplied with a aud fresh STOCK. Free IS cents
per bottle. sold by Druggists, Merchants and country
siore.keepers.
RAILWAY 4 CO.
~ Maiden Lane, New York.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health

DIR Dow Physician and Surgeon, No Edicott Steet,
Boston, consulted daily f., all diseases incident the
female - stem. Prapsls teri or falling of the Womb.
Flour Ahus. Suppression, aud ether menstrual de anr
mcnts, all treated upon pathological principles,
and speedy relief gg1rants in very few days So in
Varahy ain is the mode Of treatment. that most
obstinate complaints yield under it, and the afflicted pei
reioices in perfect health.
pr Dow has doubt had greater experience in the
cure Of diseases % aud children than any eter
physician in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may wish to
stay in Boston few days under his treatment.
Dr. bow, since ISIS. having confined his whole alter
ton Office practice for tn" of private Disease
and Female Complaints, acknow ed ses superior the
United States.
y. bah letters must contai.. four red stamps they
wlh not he answered.
Oihce Hours from A. NJ TO or. NJ
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Valuable wood Land for Sale.

TIIE subscribers offer for sale, upon favorable
L terms, seven hundred acres Of wood and
timber land situated in the south east part OF the
town of Mt. Desc.t, bounded on the shore from
Seal Cove to Otter Creek. A portion Of the above
land is we'll wooded with Spars Spiles and Ship
Timber, containing one of the best Fishing Stands
in eastern Maine
For further particulars inquire Of Daniel W,
Brewer &. Co of Eden, or Perry H. Brewer of
MI Desert. DANIEL. W. BREWER,
PORTER BREWER,
PERRY Ii. BREW Err.
Mt, Desert, April ?Cth, 1854. -Gwl5
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The secondary Indication Of RAILWAYS READY RE
LIEF to tho patent Of the disease or maad that
occasions the pain this it sccompishes rapidly and
radically. s. s,oft the ratent transformed from
pain mi cry weakness and decreptadc to the delight
f.! eroymeu, Of health and strength that Patents fire.
quenl,y aseribe its ia-uane power to the supernatu-
al Influence q enclautmcnt
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PREBLE
TIkEI ESS
WASHING MACHINE
NOW IN USE

TNf11S is the only reliable WASHING MACHINE
now in 1t has been in operation for
the last six months and has Lot in any case taic.
TO give satisfaction ; and the various tests to
which it has been sui jocted fully demonstrate,
that mere than hall OF the labor, and more than
half the soap required in hand labor, is saved by
its use. 1t docs It's work thoroughly, and with
little labor On the part oi III" operator. The
most delicate clothing, well as coarse and
bulky articles, are washed vita equal neatncss
and Completeness
No handling or attention is needed after the
clothes are put in the machine. They are kept
Continually turning, presenting new surface 10
be operated upon at every mtyemcLt in washing.
The clothes are let rubbed. They are pressed,
and lie most delicate fabric canuot he injured.
Therefore II : an Indispensable artiel If heus
keeping, aai ty il, use, The price ct The Machine
would be saved In iatiye months in the wc4r OF
Wasting ee;"lrE, II any celunon family
lite rr pfieturS ci;t.m tad: this machine posses
e qualities Tor Washing superior To any other H0w
6e"ie toe PRthc .mou= which tire boiling 1t
tue clothing Is ren4ese4 aaaeees-aryi the artie!
+ beng run tarcuz b tie H#e.si second time u
ins water se4l4lasaot vita su4al. quantity f
sap.
The following Testimonials are given =
Ellsworth, Ma3ca / II, ls64.
"PeFBLE'S TltEaL>s MASKING MACHINE la,
been u>ed 10 my family r lew weeks past II
Is an excellent Iaealae--sas given mitch salts
faction ana is fully I4a 10 tie rec Ii Deud4tion,
SAVING labor AID Apt IL j..i!aG TIE CLOTHES
A. NI>wtLL
We concur in tie above statement of the value f
tais Machine, having also used one in our f,mlles
J. ". JONES,
JOINS l.. Neon.
There has been used ia my family tor some
weeks. one of " Preblo's THtl.>s MASKING Ma,
chimes, and have no hesitation in Sayin. that
that II Is an excellent machine. nd alaaost iadis
PcnSabie in q large family. l. saves lar e
amount OF labor, i iIrins the clothes less and
washing iAem better than by hand.
HAMILTON JOY.
Ellsworth, March, 1854.
III. Aicr lsrts.
DEAR siR:-Une Of the PRrBLtS Tfrrrr..
MACHINES has been IL use in my family FIR the
past SIX mon'hs ard wc think it superior TO anv
other mactine. Ii does not iujare the clothes,
doing its work well and thoroughly, and by it,
use, more than halt IF the time say, i. would not
sell mine tor 50, il e.uII not get another like
II, EEtIES SHERMAN.
Ellsworth, March 80.
AZ The proprietors challenge n trial with anv
ot-eE machine IN the county, at any time, or at
any lace IN this town; and will llcdge one hund.
dred dc liars or more, to be forfeited 10 the sue
cessiui machine, ii tie competitor will pledge a
like sum.
These machines are manufactured and kept for
sale at the shop formerly occupied by b. N Moor
s Co,
Hest end If Union Rircr Bridge
ALEX. MAR1lS,
u. W. AsH,
NATHANIEL Moor.
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