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The Portland daily press., 1864-09-09
To Whom IL May Concern.


After introducing the Asfuai BENEFIT life As,nr.
aace sy stem to the people OF Maine, and acting A.
General agent for tbs STATE nearly twenty wears
being unable to attend TO the business out Of Port
land and general agent lifted for the trust reoulr.
ing TO have his eadquarers here In the city
ments have been made to transfer the General
cy OF the State, together with all my cases 10 Mr.
warren Sparrow, formerly agent OF the New York
Lie, With whom, il may be remembered that had a
controversy In the newspapers not long ago touch
ing the respective merits Of the two systems the
sait OF which has been the entire conviction Of Mr..
Sparrow as TO the soundness OF my position follow
ga by the surrender of his Agency in the New I ORR
Life, at large peeuuisry sacrifice
I have now only 10 add later commanding Mr..
Sparrow 10 my persona friends and to the pubi5 IN
general as prs-eminentls lifted for the businessl,
that all have ever written said of the advantages
10 be found in tue Mutual Benefit Life Assurance
system oger ererg other. at Aonae or abroad, now
reafrm and would do in still stronger Ian guage
III snnnosed IL necessary. But the foregoing
mary 81 results compiled nom fcial reports of the
highest cha rscter will be sufficient sare TO sat
isG all inquirers.
Portland, Sept. 5, 1864. JOHN NEAL.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-09
Look out for Camden and AmbOy Money !

Look out for Camden and Amboy Money
The Copperheads are using money as freely
as water, and offering to bet on the result. or
to buy votes at the highest price. No doubt
$4,000 has been or will be spent in this Dis
trict to prevent, if possible, Sweat's defeat!
Where does the money come from? Who
can doubt that the Camden & Amboy mo-
nopoly has launched out its funds to compen-
safe our plant member for aiding TO perpetu-
ate their exclusive right to tax the people Of
Maine who are obliged to visit the national
Capital?
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-09
The Chicago Convention to be Recalled.

Tothe Editor Of the Ecening Post:
In wise foresight of things which might turn
up, the late Chicago Convention was declared
permanent, subject to the call OF the chair.
man. Would you not have the kindness to
suggest 10 the eminent statesman filling that
post, the propriety of calling a meeting i'm.
mediateiy to act on the following preamble
and resolution:
Hhereas, General Sherman has taken At
ianla Without consulting the patriotic Demo-
cratic party,be it
Resotred, That this Convention cordially
unite in assuring his Excellency the President
OF the Confederate States, that they emphati-
caliy dsapprove OF this new measure of coer-
cion and aggression, and pledge the entire
northern Democracy to make restitution and
apology as soon as they get into power.
Respectfully submitted,
SIR LUCIUs O'TRIGGER.
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DIED..

In this city, Sept S. Mr. David Ross, aged about IS
years-son OF tbs late Walter Roes
:, In farsonshe.d, Sept 2, Hon Wentworth OF
Houton aged 55 years.
In koxbury, Mass Sept of dysentery contract
ed while In the service. Kew L Morrell O. srdner
late delegate Of the Christian Commission recently
stationed At Deep Bottom.
In Bath Aug ., Otis Small son Of BenI and su-
san Fogg. aged months
In Portsmouth. Sept q, Mrs Esther. widow Of Jos
Akerman, aged 30 years months.
In Ssco, Aug 20, Mrs Martha Wingate aged Is
years months.
In Saco, sept Q, Mr. Chas rwambiy aged Is yrs
In York, Sept l. Mrs Mercy Woodward aged 81
10 South berwick, Ang 80. of typhoid fever, Mr. ID
Blasdell, aged 81 years . mouths
In hitery, Aug IA: Edward Chase, ESQ., formerly
Jailer st Alfred. aged so years
In Nantucket, Sept2. Mrs Lydia Hale of Fox
croft; widow Of Capt Augustus Hale. aged As years
In foxcron Sept 3, Mr. Jeremiah Bragg aged so.
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MARRIED.

In this city. Septs, by Rev b Wetherbee Levi
Han and Miss Caroline b Harding, both Of Gorham
In this city. Sept 7. by Rev saml Roy, Jefferson 3
Morrow, OF this city, and Miss Delphini King, OF
Bethel.
Miss Amanda Locmis
IN Skowhegap. Sept J. Jehn Wakefield, OF Smith
field. aud Mrs Clara Sauhdsrs. 81 8
In Bangor. Sept |. Virgil = wardvell of Bucks
pot. and Mise Lucy Warren. of Bangor
In Bangor, sept 6, Edwin Patten and Miss Cath
arine Dexter.
In Exeter. Sept 4. James Noble Of the 18th Ne z.
and MISC Sarah l. Lougee. of T.
arine Dexter
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-09

A THING OF BEAUTY Is JOY PoRgvER.-Ihe
living breath Of the ioveest flower that blossoms In
the garland Of nature and watts its sweet perfume
on every breeze. has its exact counterpart In the
breaths of all who that unequalltd and Justly
popular Dentifrice, Fragrant sOZ0DONT. IL puri
hes and sweatsns the breath eleanses beauties and
preserves the Teeth, hardens the Gums, and gives
to them that roseate cast so much coveted most de-
hoioas, ent, efhcacions and beneficial prepar
. ion for the toilet eyer given to the public
Sold by Druggists evergv at cents per bottle
mch22 Ii
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Funeral Notice.

The members Of Ligonici Lodge No. S. o. ofo
F.. are hereby notified to meet at Odd Fellows Hall,
Exchange Street. tomorrow Saturday at two
O'Clock to attend he funeral of their late brother
John Sargent. A full attendance is earnestly re-
quested.
The members OF Maine and Ancient Brothers
Lodges are specially invited to join in the solemn
ties. Per Order,
s. b. BECKETT, see'y.
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Life Insurance Card.
The undersigned. having been led into more thor
ough investigation of Tie
Mutual BENEFIT Llfs Assurance System.

ough Investigation Of The
Mutual BENEFIT LIf, Assurance System,
By the aid Of later reports and OFFICIAL caents of
the hi CHEST character. frcm appoint.
cd aud paid BY the states Of New York and MAsss
chusetts-partes wholly disnterested-hasa at length
consented 70 take the General Agency and Superln.
tendance Of that Institution for the state of Maine
with bureau for Portland Vt
NJ Exchange Street,
on the same floor and in the same building 80 lon
occupied by Mr.. John Neal their representative
here for twenty years.
By accepting this Agency. The undersigned is
obliged TO forego thai OF the New York Life Com
panv, for which be has operated with good degree
OF success for the last two years. But BIS ustiica
ton IL, that he cannot serve two masiers;-that
where systems and results differ in hat SO deeply
concerns the people of Maine he only recon-
mend what he believes to be the best and his rea.
sons he thinks. Tor choosing to make this change,
will be found both satisfactory aud conclusive wit
his friends With parties Insured by him and with ali
Of business foresight and calculation, who may
carefully compiled from the latest official reports Of
the Insurance Commi sioners.
Net Surplus or
Gross Total Amt Amt assets over
assets Insured all liabilities
n. 4 Life 2.105,Sss74 1876. 100 sli.O22,i5
i'i inI i sss~ a asis s b Exposes ssss
n T. Lie iss's5i.is 2ss.sso as'5sls4
The same Report gives the Ratio of Expenses to
Receipts In the New ork Lie at SO per cent great
than in the Mutual Benefit
The real dg renee 81 cost to ths assured Is shown
in the annual dividends returned premiums W heh
are here given tor the last five years.
iSeo 1851 1854 1861 1851
Nut Bent As pr ct 10 r 80 pr c, so pr ct 90 Or Ct
N. Y Life G, 50 pr ct 30 DR. CT as pr CT 70 pr ct
Another essential item TO be considered In this
connection Is the fact that the Mutual BENEFIT al
ways pays its dividends in Just four gears from The
date OF the pa} ment upon which iii declared, while
the ,. J. Llfe averages six and half yeais-tbis
difference Of time in favor of the Mutual Benefit will
briag hfy per cent dividend at simple interest up
TO d ny seven and half Ut the time when II will be
due from the other Company. Thus iI is seen that
the actual difference in dividends "a a 81 l.. IS. or
in other words that it costs annually S2 ~ less on
every 500 premium paid Re insure in the Mutual
Benefit than in the New York. The same is true, in
fact. in comparing the Mutua. Benefit with 9th.
er companies.
These facts given because the discovery of them
the sole of the change in my relations TO
the two companies.
WARREN SPARROW, State Agent
Mutua. Benefit Life Insurance Co.
Portland, Sept. 1864.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-09
Boston stock List.
Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Market.

W EDNftDAfl otpt = Ic07
At market 3D!4 baef csttle, stores, io.es2 sheep
and ambs 1850 swire
PRIoKs-Besf Caffie - Extra sls 5atiI4 90; first
quality Ia 50al3 90: second do 10 COG IL 50 third do
s 00as 80 per LOO lbs.
There was larger supply of cattle at market than
the previous week. but the quality not good there
beng bn. few extra Prices for the best grades
main unchanged, but mon the poorer ones there
was light decline Thefe wers no stores
ket than at any time this season. also good sup
ply OF working oxen and In good dem and. Trade Is
not active for mich cows the supply being rather
ordinary.
The following sales were made AT BRIGHTON
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Executors Sale.

Rl virtue of . lieenss from the Judge Of Pro-
Doate OF Cumberland County. l shall sen AZ nh
yate sale on Monday, October 10 1854 at 10 o'cock
A. ~. AZ my dwelling house in Pownal the follow
ing described real estate belonging to the estate
OF Sharies Allen, late OF Pownal, in said County
OF said Charles Allen containing about nffy acres
with thebuildings ther on, situated in said Fownal
together with about i've ard half acres OF land
situated In New Gloucester, in said County both
parcels OF land being the same owned aud occupied
by said deceased At the time OF his death
LEASDss y. woop, Executor.
fownal, Sept. 6, 1854.
sept7w9w
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SPECIAL NOTICED.
Card.

Abel NJ. Smith. Of the old firm of Lewis Smith,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers. III Fore Street,
woui take this opportunity OF informing his friends
aud the public. that he still may bs found at the old
stand, and would tender his sincere thanks 20 his
friends and the public for their very liberal patron
age for the first Ave years, and would pledged that
in the futurs as in the past will strive to meet their
wants and meait their failest poet and
septe.2w ABEL u. SMITH.
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rcRT or PORTLAND.

Z Thursday. septic IN Der 8.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Admiral Dupont. Carpenter New York.
Steamer Forest City, Liscomb. Boston.
Steamer New England Field, from Boston for
4 st John NIB. ~
Sch Clara Jane. Owen; rhlladelph a
Sch Dorcas Halves, Allen, Yarmouth
Sch Sun, Weldon, winterport for Boston
CLEARED.
Barque Henry Lord Pinkham. Pictou-mas,er.
sAILED-wind w-Brigs Fannie, Trenton, and
others
nj TELEGRAPH TO MERCHANTS xxcaAxer
NEW YORK. Sept S-Ar, bries Mansanilla from
rhLadephia for Portland tpui IN lcakyl; Stella I'm
Cow Bay CD.
Brig Lizzie Frost. 255 tons built at CherryGrld
In 1854, has been sold tor $3.50 cash.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
KsoLLs IN TIRE DOWNS
photographs ONCE Admirably
London. July Is. 1854.
Mariners are cautioned that considerable altera-
tons have taken place IA the Shoals at the South
trance of Gull Stream aud that Knoll with only A.
fsthoms IL AZ low water springs. has been found.
with South Brake Buoy bearing By 4 distant 81
cables. Blunt Head Buoy ! 5 half mile, and Gu.l
Light vessel 2 40 miles.
Also, that as little as a fathoms at low water
springs wi, be found about 81 cables sSW from
Bunt Head Buoy.
An bearings are magnetic: Variations At Cowes
81 deg % min. in the Downs 20 deg IS min w.
FIVE FATHAM CHANNEL, RIVER rHANRs
Trinity House, London. Aug TO- lsC4.
Notice is hereby given that the Middle Ground
Sand having extended to the South. Buoy cheuuer-
ed black aud white ana marked 81 South Middle
been placed in II feet at low water spring tides
TO the West Of the Middle Ground Beacon with the
following marks ae
The tree of Borne Mill in line with the L end of
Herne Bay Coast Guard Station. SSEJS
West spsnlard Buoy just open 10 Southwark of |
Minister Mill, w W.
Middle Ground Beacon. twice its length open of 4
Girdler Lightvessel, Il northeriy
East Middle Buoy by ) 5. distant mile.
West Middle Buoy, wNW, distant II mile
Middle spaniard Buoy Sc Z. distant mile.
DISASTERS.
Brig Mansaniila Holmes from Phiia delphia for
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-09

- Col. James W. WEIGH, of the 10Th Maine
regiment. of Augusta, who was wounded in one
of the early battles in Virginia, under Grant,
starts to-day, from this city, for the front to
Join his regiment His wopad is nearly well.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-09

FINhE members Of the Portland Marine Society
- are hereby notidt d aud requested to attend the
funeral OF their late Secretary and Treasurer, Capt
John Sargent, at ST. stephens Church ON satur.
day the l0th inst: At 81 O'Clock p. N.
Sept 9, 1854. cat Per Order
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Wanted.

EoR family Of four (no small children a niss
Il gsnteei two storied house, In the centre Of the
land Pest Office seniadtf~'
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Registers of Probate,

Csm5eriand-EUGENE HUMPHREY, Portland.
<Aadroscoggin-GEORGE b. Wo0DMAN.
Fascdtaqais-ASA q ATCHELL, Dover.
Sagadaaoc-ELIJAH UPTON, Bath.
Psaobscof JOSEPH BARTLETT, Banxor
xeHasSec-JoSEPH BURTON, Augusta.
Wafdo-B0dAN T.. FIELD.
Iork-GEORGE III. kNOwLTON. Biddeford.
Eaoz-OLfvER G. HALL.
~ .acock-G GORGE A. DYER, of Franklin.
Waskiagfoa-NASON ii. WILDER
>froostook--L. o. PUTNAM, Houlton.
Oxford-JOSIAH 8. HOBBS Paris
Somersef-STEPHEN ID. LINDSEY.
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Sch Lotus, from Philadelphia for New York. went
ashore Monday night on the beach near Lewes. Del,
Crew saved
Sch Lion, wood laden, struck on the Stone Pile.
Delaware Breakwater, on Monday, and capszed
The Captain, mate and cook, were drowned
sch Cornelia. RandeIl, from Machias for York
put into Salem Sth inst leakY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Stop, Drunkard =

= Carriers of the Daily prsss are not allosoed
70 sen Popers on their routes
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Portland Photographic Gallery,
so MIDDLE ST, PORTLAND, Me-,
A. s. Wis, Proprietor,
Portland, May IL, 1854. nayI2dem
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Judges Of Probate,

Sagadahoc-ArdoS MOUSE. Bath.
Peaobscot--JuAN 4. GoDfkEY. Bangor.
Kesnebec--H. K. BAKER, Halloweil.
Fraakiin-PHiLLIP N. STUBBS, Strong.
.yai6o-JOSEPH w. KN0wLTON.
york-EUwARD Il. BOURNE, Kennebunk.
kaor-N. r. TALBOT.
ifanccck-PARkER TUCK, Of Bucksport
WdshiRgfoa-J0NAtHAN LIPPINCOTT.
Liso,ia-yoHN II cONvERS q, Of Newcastle.
Aroostook-HENRY r. DOWNES, fresQus Isle.
Somersef-JAMES q. WAUGH.
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Senators.

Senators.
Camtsrland-GEORGE w. wOoDMAN, Portland.
SAMUEL A. H0LBR0Ok. Freeport.
GEORGE PIERCE, HARRISON.
DAN'L 1. RICHARDSON, Baldwin.
adroscoggiH-JEREMiAH DINGLEl ,Jk
PsscdtaQuis-ELlAs ). HALE, Foxcroft:
S1gddahoc-TdUMASJ j. UCIHAkp, hicnnono:
Penobsoof-OSGOOD N. BRADBURY, springfield.
AUGUSTUS ID. MANSON, Bangor.
LEWIS BARKER Stetson.
Kennebec-JO5EPH A. SANbORN, headheld.
JOSIAH TRUE, Liiehheld.
CROSBY KINDS, Benton.
frdnklin-CURNELIUS STONE, Jay.
Watus-wILLIAM McGILvERY.
ELIAS MILLIkEH.
YorE-ESREFF ii. BANKS, Biddeford,
ELISHA III. JEWETf, South Berwick.
LUTHER SANB0RN. parsonneld.
kaox- !. X. LUDWIG, Thomaston.
JOHN b. WALKER, Union.
LfBcoia-EVERErr w, SfETSOE, of Damarascta
Raacock-rHOMAS WARREN, of Deer Isie.
EBEN NJ. HAMOR, of Eden.
Washing oa-LEWtS L. WADSW0kTH, Jr.
SAMUEL III. TALBOT.
Ar0osfook-PARkERP Z. BURLEIGH Ii, LinneRs.
Oxford-WILLIAM IL. VIRGIN, Norway.
THOMAS CHASE, Buckheld.
Somersef-DAvID ID. STEWART,
JOHN 5. TENNEf.
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FOR GOVERNOR.
SAMUE CONYp
or AUGUSTA.
For Members Of Congress

For Members Of Congress.
ist Dist-JoHN LYNCH, of Portland.
ID Dist-SIDNEY PERHAM, of Paris.
Sd Dist-JAMES G. BLAINE, Of Augusta.
4h Dist-JOHN H. RICE, of Foxcroft.
bth Dist.-FREDERICK A. PIKE, OF Calais
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Wanfed.


A p. b Frost's, % Exchange street. A or & GOOD
oes win be paid. sepisd2w
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ON Wednesday evening, It'll inst, near the Boz
" ton Depot, . Purse containing about ssO0 The
Under will be literally rewarded on leaving the
same at this once. ssptsdIw.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-09

September I, 1854.
Separate Proposals, sealed and endorsed PRO.
posals for Navy Clothisg aud Ciothing Materials, "
VIII be received a. II bureau until two O'Clock Pm.
the l2th day Of octobor exit Tor fnrnishirr and
delivering ION receiving thirty days noticel At the
United States Navy rArds at Charlestown, Mass.
and Brooklyn, N. Y. In such nun bers and quanti-
ties At such times may be specified by the chief
Of this bureau, or BY q commandments OF the aid
Navy Yards, respectively, the numbers and Quanfi-
ties of the different srtices and at the places
hed in the folio Aing list, yixi
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-09

,hs an Italian preparation 10 destroy
sdnip t",ns lot Intoxicating Liquors. 1t can be
per box. AiiSe Ono DoAAi
THOMAS G. LoRING. Druggist,
Cor. Exchange and Federal Sts
Portland, Aug 25-dsw seA's i'f "Aihe'
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SP0K EN-

Aug lat 81 a.. Ion "A Is. brig Renshaw. Smith.
from New York for Remedies
Aug 2s lat 40 As. lon ~ 49, was seen ship Sunbeam
Sept. lat q IS. Ion 81. brig Showers, fun Glaze
Bay CB TOR Philadelphia,
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A New Perfume for the Handker-
chief.

A most Exquisite. Delicate and Fragrant Perfume,
distilled from the Rare and Beautiful Flower from
IL takes its name.
-Besoare oT Cosnfey1eits Ask for Phaion's-
Take 40 Other. Sold By Druggists generally
iune24'G4d3m
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Sheriff..

Cumberland GEORGE w. PARKER. Gorhsm.
Psscafaqais-EDwARD JEWETT, Sangerville.
agaiahoc-PArRICk X. MiLLAY, Bowdoinham
Psaobsc N-JOHN IL. WILSON, Bangor.
Ksnnetoc-J0HN HATCH, China.
Franksin-SEWARD DILL, Phillips.
Wsfda-ISRAEL X. GRANT.
York RICHARD II. GOING, Acton.
Kaox-S rEPHEN w. LAN0HTON.
LiacoiH- KENT, Of Bremen.
ashiagfoH-BENJAMIN w. FARRAR.
<ro0stook-P. N. BRADBURY, Heuiton.
0xNerd-H0RATi0 AUSTIN, Canton.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-09

The circulation ofthe Daily Press Is larger
than any other Daily paper In the State, and
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-09

Buy Your Stationery Packages
At Dresser's, 90 Exchange street,
So per dozen, or Is cents each.
e2-Agsnts wanted, address L. DRESSER, Port
auglsd4w
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Carbohydrates r. HALL, windham.
zadroscoggiR-ISAAC q. CURTIS.
Piscdfdq ais-CHARLES L. kIMBALL.
Szgadahoo-HENKY NJ. BovEY, Bath.
Peaobscof-AMBROSEC c. FLINT, Bangor.
kesHebec DANIEL PIKE, Augusta.
Wdfdo-ASA A. H0WkS.
fork-ALBION X. GLE. Alfred.
Kaox-ALDEN SPRAGUE.
HIacock--WM. IA. PILSBURY, Of Bucksport
Wasksagfoa-IGNATIUS SARGENT.
LACY, of Wiscssset.
Zr0osfook-SAMUEL BRADBURY New Limerick.
Oxford WILLIAM A. PIDGIN, Paris
Somersef-LILAS w. TURNER.
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THOMAS G. LORING, DRUGGI ST,
AND
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Corner Of Exchange & Fsderals1s.
A perfect ut guaranteed. The poorliberslly con.
sidersd. nch2S diff
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Commissioners.

Cumberland A. CHAPLIN, Bridgtop.
Aadroscoggin-LEE STRICKLAND.
liscafa7ass-BEKLIN BRAN
Sagadahoc-WfLLEAMW Waite. Bowdoinham.
Resobscof-AsAHEL W. MCMAHON, Edington.
AeHnebec-NATHANIEL GRAVES, Vienna.
Fraaktia-CALvIN d. aEwALL, Chestervills.
Watdo-GE0RGE w. BOWLER.
lork-oLEMENf L. MULDRAN, Wells.
kaox-RICHARD Z. WALL.
daacock-WM. d. SARG ENT, Of SedRwick,
Washing eoH-EPHRAI4 r. DORMAN.
Liacoin-HIRAM w. PARTRIDGE Of Jefferson.
Aroossook-r C.. s. BERRY, Smyrna
0<ford-N0AH B. HUSBAND, Hiram.
Sonsrses-cHANDLER BAKER.
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Brig Mansaniila. Holmes, from Philadelphia fol
Portland, put into New York sth inst, ieaiy.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-09
UNION NOMINATIONS.

A. Reading Matter ON all -Four Pages.
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Clerks OF Court

sagadahoc--JosEPH NJ. HAYES. Bath.
Peaobscof-EZRAC O. BRETT, 0idtown.
fraHktin-SIME0N II. LOWELL, Farming ton.
Wdtdo-SErH l.. MILLIKEN
Y0rk-CALEB e. LORD. Alfred,
knox-GE0RGE TH0RNDIKE.
MISUNDERSTANDING q. DOWNES,
<roosfook-B. l.. STAPLES, Houltsn.
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County Attorneys.
UNION MEETINGS.

rfseataqnis-MARK PIrMAN.
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Friday Morning, Sept. 8, 1864.
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LlGHTNING FLY KILLER I
EVERY SHEET WILL
Aiu a Quart Of Flies.
DUJTCHuED nD

FOR BED BUGS.
The Only Sure Exterminator.
Sold by ii. II. HAY, Druggist, junction Miadls and
of Mains. sepSd &w2w
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dent is much less
LIN. bega leave to retsG thoss. to whom he !,
unknown 70 inc oiieszs OF the banks in Wheeling
and bridgeport, and especially To hi, Studenta
TERMS, &C,
FOR the full course above indicated the tuition
Zee Is $50, payable entering. For the requisite
blank books -. Time uhliEiited; remain or re
turn At pleasure. The il usually completed
In from two to three moBins. ianT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-27
o Mercury or Nduss0us Drugs,
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one Of the most eminent COLLEGES IL
has been sPent in the hospitals Of LONDON Paris,
Philadelphia, aud elsewhere, has effected come OF
the mOst astonishing cures that were ever known
many troubled with ringing in the head and can
WGen aAleeP, great nervousness, being alarmed At
sudden sounds, bashfulnsES with frequent bIushiuE
attended semetine with arrangement Of mind, we're