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The Portland daily press., 1864-09-12

New Haven June 18th. 1854
Messrs. O. O. Clark co--Geatfenaea ii desire
to make known the almost iustantaneops eject, Of
Goes Dyspepsia Cure" in or ckolera storbas
had been tor twenty four hours parzjng A. he
into your drug store to procure some brandy a.
had always been tod that 1t was good remedy ior
Dysentery. Ny paliid face and my weakness At
attracted the attention OF the clerk in ekarg.
and he asked me at once sghs. is the m after p,
replied; II have been tor twenry -four houfs yoni.
ing and pursing. and | am unable to stand or walk
from weakness. and this deadly ness at my
aoh c9mpleley prostrates me- lie prodpced bot
tie Of Coe's Dyspepsia Cure. saying, take large
swallow Of thsti IL isnow IL o'clock; taken another
after dinner"
From the moment took that first dose OF tina
medicine my sickness at stomach vas gsna its effect
Was instantaneous. In an hour eat nay dinner virh
as good relish as ever hungry man partook "a. i
was well cleared out of food , aud followed 81
teaspoonfai of cure. have not suffered particle
OF Inconvenience since took the remedy
Its action was so wonderful and so Immediate
that coald hardly believe the evidences Of INV own
senses aud desire to pg.lely make known these
facts. that the Whole SoFd may avail themselves Of
its use Like bread, Il thouId "a placs in eyerx
ones house. and believe THAI 10 che slosia 20
or whereof could BE- quickly made available
Truly yours GEO. L. DRAKE.
Ore q the 7soemty,are
heg Haven. July 18th. 1864 :
ME-. CoE-Sir:-Hayiag beon sro.fp,ad Win the
Dyspepsia for some eight or twelve months asys
taken the usual kindso medicines which have done
cine to care the Dyspepsia. I have tried it, aud
tor nd to be medicine The FIRST is drops Itha
It'll Of Jsne that took, relieve me in one minute
have taken u tsres foQr times but have had no
distressing feeling in my ste1aAea sipee taking the
first 10 drops; although before l souid Asl Eat
meal, and sometimes NO more than three or four
mouthfulls without distressing me.
Respectfully. J. y. WOODRUFF.
New Haven, June Ilth 1864
Mr.. Cos-Deor Sir Tho bottle OF Dyspepsia
Medicine eived sroIa wa. gave instantaneous
relief. only ssd il when hay fsod distressed me-
1t about like eaking two doses today one Is.
m orTow then every other day, increasing the ausn-
tty Of food and decreasing the medicine until was
enabled to eat without taking any thing at all MY
case an extreme one having suffered for seven
years. now consider myself cured, and BY using
only one bottle OF medicine In the space of two
months. The dose wss teaspooufel.
sF ELLga s. ALLEN.
Sold by Druggists in city and country, evsry.
where.
Price sI.OO per Bottle.
Orders by mail from either dealers or consumers.
promptly attended to.
G. G. CLARK & CO.
Wholesale Druggists, HsV Eavem, coan.,
Proprietors.
Sold in Portland BY ". =. Phillips. n. Il. Hay,
md all other ceAlsrs. narohseedIye1
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IN SU r A N G E.
FFICE OF TIL Is
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company,
NEW YORK. JANUARY 20. 1854.

NEW YORK, JANUARY 70, 1854.
fKyHE Trustees, In conformity to the Charter Of the
Il Company. submit the following statement OF
Premiums received on Marine Risks,
from istyanuafy. 1868, to slst De-
Premiums on Policies not marked on s'''''
ist January. 1888. l.7osec2 "a
Total amount Of Marine Premiums, el0,oo5, ool II
No Policies have been issued upon Life
Risks; nor upon Fire Risks disooa-
neettd with Marine Risks.
Premiums marked of from LIST Jan,
1868, to 3lst December, 1873, 81 ,6s. ~ %
Losses paid during the same period, ssooo' ~ %
Returns ofPremiums and Expenses, i'ooAsso' no
The Company has the folIowing Assets, viz;
Unit states and Stat Of New YORK ~
htocx City Bank AM other Stocks, 20 oo
ReaI Estssa and Bonds and Mortgages. lSs7so 90
Dividends on stocks, Interest ON Bonds
and mortgages ana other Loans, sun
dry Notos, insurance and other
claims due the Comply estimated At l04.o64 81
Prem um Notes and Ellis Receivable, 8.27s.6s6 So
Cash in Bank, 7A.elS "
Total amount of Assets, Ss.265 4b6 81
Six pes cent interest on the outstan. ing certih-
Gates d profits viii paid to the holders thereof
their legal representatives. on and alter Tuesday,
After reserying Three and One half Million Dollars
of profits the outstanding certificates Of the issue Of
1852. be redeemed and paid to the holders there
Of their legal representativ. and after Tues
day, the second Of February next, from which date
all interest thereon will The certificates TO
produced 1t the time OF pay ment and cancelled.
A Dividend OF Forty Per Gent. is declared the
net earned premiums of the Company, Ior the year
ending 3lyt December, 1853, for which certihcates
will be issued. and after Tuesday, the Filth OF
April next.
The Profits Of the Company ,ascertained
From the LIST of July .ls42t the LIST Of
Jan, 1853 for which Certificates were no 900
issued, amount to si4sS<osecV
Additional from LIST JAM, 1858, to LIST coo 80
January, 1854, Aoo0p
-
Total profits for 2Ii yesrs. .ScO
been redeemed by cssh, n.sso no
Net earnings remaining with the Com
pany ON LIST January, lS64. S,763 $40
By order of the Board
- n xp ~ O n
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MEDICAL.
MORE TESTIMONIALS
-
MRS. MANCHESTER

nesh''antiy receiving unsolicited testimonials o.
sus a''0"ssAs"s cures performed by her. Among
10y reoen'ly received are the following, which are
so1.mehoed 70 the notice Of the amieted. Mrs. Msp
chester may be consulted At
Ne.ll Ciapp's Block, Room Noe.
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M. zoe The bottle OF Goes Dyspepsia Cure on
gave me has acked up your statement CONCERNING
H. hays only used half bottle, and can eat pine
apple short sake or thing ell e. without trouble
IL acts IKE Charm The relief IL affords is instan-
taneoas JSss a, LowREY.
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TO Let.

- Immediately. A-~
Also, Front Once In Hanson Biask
jans diff HI LIBREY m
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS

THE MAINE STATE PRESS,
The largest paper in New England eight pages, is
published every Wednesday. cont aiming all the
news BY mail d telegraph, important reading
matter, Marine List. Ma'ket Reports, &C., of the
Daily Press. at the following prices. viz
Single copy, one year, Invariably
IN ndvna ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
subscriptions solicited. Agents wanted in every
town. Postmasters requested to act as agents
N. A. FOSTER s Co., PRopRIETons.
Portland june /, 1894. dtf
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For Sale.

ONE half the three story brick Block. situated on
- ~ Congress St near the head Of Psrk ST., one OF
ticulars en- uire of Mr. s. C.. Chase or c. c. Toimap
At y. A. Towards under Lancaster Hall
AUg 9-dims
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House to Rent.
DWELLING HOUSE No. Cotton Street
u Enquire Of T. z. uPHAM 1 SON.
Sept 6-Jlws
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STATEMENT OF TER
Etna Insurance Company

&c. CHURCHILL, Agent,
No. q Iron Block, Portland Pier.
dec6 dsf
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not In a year-not In . month-nor In q week-but
you shall see its beneficial IN fuence once imme
diately, and the day you take it, To you who have
lived Tor years upon Graham Bread and plain diet
who dare not eat anv thing the least-wiss hearty
first, because the Doctor has ordered the plainest
food, and secondly for fear the distress 1t causes
rising and souring on your stomach, wesay sit down
to your dinner, eat as hearty . meal you wish,
and the food begins to distress you, fol-
low ii by single teaspoonfnl Of
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PORTLAND DRY DOCK COMPANY.
A n assessment Of Eight Dollars per share on III.
"A Capital Stock Of the Compan ny Il now due and
payable At the efes Of the Irsssarsr, III cnnnsr.
oiAl street. @. n. DAvn, TreasurvP
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The Portland Daily Press.

Theiargest daily paper east of Boston. and having
larger circulation than all the other daiIies In the
city combined. 10 published at the once in Fox
Block, 81 f-s Exchange Street, every morning.
Sunday excepted. al ss 90 per snnum.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
Fsrer and Asue, Sick -Haadacie, Sicknsss a. he
Stomach, Constipation, Heartburn, Colo Pains
in Stomach or BOrsls, Dyse.tsry, Homit-
ing, a teeiiuy Of Faiataess and Lassi-
tads Want of Annette

VIII not and caanot exist where the cure is used
~ removes the disease ~ removing the cause. not
ike Alcoholic Bitters which cover Up your Lad teal
ings tor few moments by their exhiiararng Effects
Beware ofsnch remedies or beverages, but Ia their
place use remedy that will restore the diseased
functions TO their normal condition, and Get in -
aeR the entire human mechanism in perfect har.
moay, and upon principles synony nous with wei
defined genealogical laws. Thatsuch will be the or.
feet 90
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E0r sale.

A TWO story Hoasa and Lot. situated on Port.
IA land street with Stable snG other out buildings
Also two adjoining lots containing about eish,
thousand square feet. Enquire of N. STEVENS
No AZ Portland street. junesdtf
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TO Tef.

EH0UR Offices single or in suites, over Stores No,
l. l52 and l54 Exchange Street, opposite the Inter
national House Apply on the premisesto
ty4 diff l.. BROWN
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u N I O N
Mutual Life Insurance Go.
INCORPORATED BY the STATE OF MAINE
Garter Perpetual 0roani.>d, ,s.e
DIRECTORS OFFICE,
W stass street, Boston, Mass.
Probationary CROCKER
Hsce-Pressdent-DzNIRLS SHARP
Seeretarg-W. H. H0LLISTER

Gsserai Manager Of agencies In fas Nsv Eao,o,s
ofdfee.
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FROM THE souITuwESr.

CAIRO, October 1.-THE steamer Belle, Of st.
Louis, from Memphis on the l7th, has arrived,
with s. bales Of cotton.
The steamer Magenta brings New Orleans date
Of the 18th. The markets were very dull. The
flour market was largely overstocked and con-
siderable quantities we're being reshppad Norh b.
There was some inquiry for cotton at Si'2O Tor
mddlinPs.
There is some diversity Of opinion regarding
the practical result Of the trade regulations,
under which it is understood the Government
agent will purchase all the cotton brought across
the lines, at twenty-five per cent below the New
York price, and allowing the sellers to take one
third Of the amount in family supplies, the other
tvo-thirds il is inferred being paid in greenbacks
General Dana's raid from Natche1 yielded
1900 cattle, several hundred horses and muieg
several hundred able-bOdied negroes, and about
a hundred prisoners. About the same number
Of Rebels were killed.
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Telegmph
OFFICIAL WAR GAZETTE.
interesting from sherman and sheri-


dams Armies.
WAsniso ron, October ", 0.4O p. M.-Mlof-
General J. A. Dix --Advices from General sher-
man 70 the evening Of octobcr l6, indicate that
Hood, after having strSck tho railroad Ia tho
poghborhood of Dalton and Rcsics, has fallen
hack before Sherman, without lighting, abandon
ing his great movement upon our line of COM
nunications. lie has torn mp some fifteen miles
efthe road, from ReBnca north but the injury
viii be repaired without difficulty.
The interruption will cause no Inconvenience
% shermans army, his stores OF supplies south
efthe break, as well north Of IL, are ample
Hood has retreated towards the Southwest His
rear left Dalton in haste at six o'clock on Sun-
day morning
General Sheridan reports TINT tho Rebel army
lately under Early, but now apparently under
Longstreet having appeared in the vicinity Of
ktTssburg, his force moved 10 attack them on
Saturday. Crook, who had the advance, found
abe Rebels drawn up in four lines Of battle but
apon charging them with his accustomed impetu-
osity they broke, and withdrew in considerable
disorder, without giving the opportunity for any
serious conflict.
Sheridan reports them as continuing their
Yctreat IN haste up the valley
Colonel Gansevoort, commanding the 18th
New York Cavalry, has succeeded IN surprising
camp Of the outlaw and freebooter Moseby in
uhe Blue Ridge Mountains, capturing his artll-
kry, consisting Of four pieces, with munitions
somplete. g. A. DANA,
Acting Secretary OF War.
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RAILROAD LINES.

WEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w RAILROAD, VIA MEDIA.
SPRING AItRANGEMkEF.
On and amer FRIDAY, April, 1854, the Trains win leave
3 follOWs.-
tlksT aud MARKET Streets, A, n, llO5 A. n, ,7D
l.. NJ, 40 u. M, CAP.
PhHAdslphla Depot changed from EIGHTEESTH AAa
AANkLT Streets 10 THIRTY FIRST and MARKET
streets.
Leave West Chester, ffsm the Depot on East MARKET
Street Gro A, NJ, 79SA. NJ, IL A. n, p. h.,4BP ".
The Of the Kest Philadelphia Passenger Railway
Company Market sueeD viii convey PASI0ngsrs 70 ane
from ne Philadelphia Depot.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave PhnAdelphih At $50 A, N. and 935P.M.
Leave Nest Chester al 3 A. b. aud 40 p. M. -
Trains leaving PhadelphiA " A. M. ARd faO +. NJ,
and West Chester at 7N5'A NJ. sAd 4D ?. NJ, eonnss
With trains the Philadelphia and BAltlnOre Central
Railroad isT OIford and intermediate pOints.
IAN hkAkH HoVpi Gtnsgh hpPeTAliaeeAt
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.

PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.
WE MAKE NO SECRET OF INGREDIENTS.
HELMBOLDB FLUID EXTRACT BUcuU
Is composed Of Bpshu, CabsO' ava JaHpsr Bsrr' 60
looted with great care ana prepared IN vhouo sy H. I.
HELSmOLD. Druggist and ehSnsst Of sixteen FsAra's OK
psroaos In tths city o. rhnAdsphla aai aoU PTo'crb'd
BY ho most s@asni Of the fscusy And hhys bssa al
ui.tsd 70 use IN % United stItei Army AMI are S' in
V,ry general me In State HOIpaas ana Pubi' sIaIASy
IaseulOas throSEaSst he lAad FsIss 81 per battle. ~
sE or S DsnvScsl 70 any address aosOnsGui'i b. sE-
pliols drssHeos. Direct lOttSts 70
hELABoLDs Drag aad ohoaiesl WIsdoa'''
No. GO4 Broadway, New York
Or HELNB0LDs Medical Depot
30. I04 9. rssth street. rhald'lphii
Bsula X souhlsf.AI. ash os EELMBoLDs' sad
taxa no stASf
Physician ln GitsaaGnes noa Z o'oiOoS A M."sP'H n.
SS9H ppssEv nHgrbEL 'fitasSa
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IRON wA@IIENGToN

Epeeia1 Despaich 10 Tho Ege1iag rclegrqpA
The Tennessee Delegation.
The interview Of tho Tennessee delegation with
the President has been grossly misrepreseuted
n the opposition newspapers. They were treated
eourteously, but Mr.. Lincoln declined 20 interfere
with Governor Johnsons regulations to keep the
Rebels from the polls.
Personal.
General Nenl is NJ Wilards'
EurIOughs.
A large number Of hospital soldiers are getting
furloughs for twenty days, to attend the Prosi-
dental election.
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A CATHOLIC PAsroR.-The months mind" of
the much-lamonied Father Mclaughlin, late pas
tor Of 81. AIMS Church, Port Richmond, PhilR-
delphia, will take place in the above church, on
tomorrow morning at % O'Clock. The Right
Rev. DR.. O'Connor, late Bishop of Pittsburg, will
preach on the occasion. His friends and those of
the family respectfully invited TO be present.
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En.4TA FOR NEW YORK DESPATCH
sllkaia3lsiiAa and swhsure Lines, via Delaware and
Tartan Canal Inc steamers OF those lines leaving
daily az ~ O'Clock M and O'Clock r. h., from third piaI
above walnut street.
Tor freight, which viii be taken on accommodating
terms apply 10 WILLIAM Al. BALRD CO., No. l3i s.
DELAWARE Avenue.
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CNcrNNATI, October lS.- Returns from eighty
counties in Ohio give Union majority OF 2G, ,lGI.
1t is estimated the soldiers vote will make the
Union majority n, 900.
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USE IlELMBOLD'S
NIIHIn 1sNrR act HITCuu

IN AL Diseases Of the Urinary Organs whether existing
"nale OF "FtmS'e," iron, whaiessr origiHaiig
and 10 matter Of hoe long sianSiag. It Is pleasant Ia
taste and odor. "Immsdiots" n action, aud more
siren lhenng than any the preparations OF Bark Iron
Tho,s suffering from BrOter Dom or Deiieaie COaas-
u0Hi, procure hs RtMedy al once!
The reader Bus, be aware that however slight NAY
he ssck of he above diseases ri certain to Aeot hti
Boday R,alA, Hufrl Possg, HapPiHe,', a,5 Ais Pos-
Euiy
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9 A N RITA Ms CURE
- shMARlTAE'S CURE.
SAMAHITAkS CURE.
sAMARIrAEg CUhE.
SAMARi1ANS CURE.
ShHAhIrAE'B CUBE.
SAhARTrANB CURE.
sAMARITAN'S CURE.
SAMARIrhS'S CURE.
HAMARTTANB OURE.
The only and safe remedy for GOnorrhuA, elect,
StrlctuGe, &c. Cures In all In from two six
days.
Triee aq--Malo or TcmAis-Eent by mail
Dlolr CO., Sole Agents.
sAMARrTAES CURE
SAhARITANS CURE
GAMhRtrAES \ CURE.
SAMAIIrAN'S IS CURE.
EAMARIrAE Nh CORE.
EAhARITANS CURE
RAhARITAE'S CURE.
SAMARIrAE'S CURE
SAhARTrANS 3 CURE.
BhhARITAN'S CtfIlE.
TIE GREAT SPECIFIC FOR SECRET DISEASES,
seminal weakness, UonOrTlUa n, Gleef, &c.
Each box contains 70 Pills ard viii cure In from two TO
biX dayB. Price g.
IL Ia alto restore tone and power TO those who
are 0ebtated by any other cause, and will
restore all TO full Ngor Of YOUTH when tho PMS used
without the neCon In these cases, Pl three times
a day,
(ssDt by mRiiO
q. PRICE ROSE, Proprietor,
Boa 2016 Post Ohico.
Sole AEents, DYOTr x CO.,
Nc. G92 y. bkCOND STVot.
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BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA

SfG%i. BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
XAtNAEE- Steamship Line, sailing from each port
HAIORDAfS, from hTst wharf above PINE street, fla
delplia. ard Long wharf, Boston. Prom Arst wharf
above PIkE Street on Saturday, October p, ls6i.
The steamship BANod Matthews, viii saffron Pll1a-
depha Boston, Saturday, October % 10 O'Clock
N; and the steamship NORMAN, Baker, frOm Boston
Tor Philadelphia. on same day ANf 7. n,
These new and substantial steamships form 70 yuAr
line, sailing nom each port punclUaliy SATURDAY.
Insurnnccs effected At hAl he premium charged on
sale vessels.
TToights taken at fair rates.
shippers are requested 70 send SIP Receipts and BUS
LadinE with their Goods
For freight VI Passage (haNng hne sOoommoisHonsg
apply 10 HENRY WlNSOR q co.,
iai-u No, 1872 5. DELAWARE Avenue.
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"LrT every man 60 to the frontr says jeff
Davis
"Iet every man 60 to the rearm says General
Mcclellan.
peThead In Indiana, with slight gnashing Of his
teeth. Verify, and you will be beaten by George
in every state north of Mason and Dixon. Down
South, he runs too strong for us.
TREASON ~ A POLITICAL PRIVILEGE, is the
assertion Of the Democracy In their grab nj the
Presidency in 1864. What is this Is it the de-
meutla shat precedes the destruction of those
doomed by the gOds-Or Is Il the ripeness of
rOttenuess-Or Is II the full bloom Of Wickedness
born Of that sum Of all villanies, Human
Slavery
PoLrucALLy ORPHANED BY THE SUrorDE OF
SIAyIEY-ihat is the piteOus condition OF the
Democracy. There Is no asylum for them ia the
army-uo shelter and sustenauCe for them among
civilians. IL looks as If these political oulcasts
would have % die. Touching destiny Orphaned
CsFpegleads, wigging out O neglected and per
secuted youth. die early. The only difference
between those orphans and these orphans Is, that
for the good OF their country the Democratic
C0ppcrhcads have been very slow In dying.
USIosIsr TO CoPPEEHEAp ~ BANGOR -
Mcclellan cannot DO elected. II ia as impossible
20 elect him as 20 turn back the waters of the
KcnnebCc and make them flow up the dam.
Nothing short OF Almighty power can so change
the hearts OF the North as 20 induce them 20 yield
IN this struggle; and, unfortunately for the Cop
perheads, God "a not on their side"
S0ldler-prOud Of his one leg, proud OF his
cheUons Of honorable service, proud OF his cOun-
Try, proud Of his p0litics-cuttlng in .-"No, and
ne cannot be on their side while lie maintains
HIS present resPectablity."
THR WILL,
Jerry dying intestate, his relatives claimed,
Whilst his widow most Yiley his mem'ry defsm'd.
'What" /" cries she, "must l suder because the old
knaVe
without leaving will Is laid snug In the grave ?"
That's no wonder. says One, "for lis very well
known,
Since he married, poor man, he'd 40 will Of his
ONn."
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SHIPPING.

-rcSss, STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
2sAs2ss- pool touching NJ Queenslown, Cork igrbor
. Tie WCl- know u steamers tbe Liverpool, New YORK
and Philadelphia steamship Company are inlouded 70
tAl ~ iolloWs:-
lDiNBUHG. Saturday, October ~.
CITY on WAHilNGrON y. Saturday, October %.
CITY or MANCHEStEli, Saturday, November 3.
AND every succeeding saturday, a. nnon rom Pier 40
a. EoTli River.
RATES OF PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
lrtt Cabin % Storage HG1n
rst Cabin to London 40 % sioerAge T. Iondou.. 9sgO
First tub 30 Paris. $50 90 hletragu 70 laris..., 3uOO
Ist Cabin 10 lIambr gs00O BiocrcgR tn HlmbGrg. 400
Passengers also forwarded 20 Hhyre, BrcmCn, Rot
terdnmi Anui eIp. &c, at equally low rates, I'D.
IaTes nom Liverpool or Queenstown g. FIRST Cabin
$3.50, sl1O $40 Steerape from Liverpool and Queens
town go Those who wish 10 send Tor their friends
buN uol cts here at these rates.
lOrturthor Information apply a. the C0upanya Offices
JOIN q. DALE, Agent,
No. III WALNUT Street, Philadelphia
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HELMRoLp,s REMEDIES.
TELMBoLD's
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

Tor Non Retention or Tneonnents Of Uhns, lriiA,ion,
Inflammation or liberation sf The Bh0d~ Or Kidssys,
Dh.a,s, Of %, Pys,,rois siaad,, sons m NE Bsddsy,
Coi,pl o-a,d or Briet dpu Befo-i. and All Distsso'
ofh, Bladder, E,dn,ys, and DrcIslosl sueninEs.
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AN INTEREsTING REnEL LETTER.
The following letter was recently captured by
our forces under General Sheridan, being found
among other papers IN General LomaX's desk -

among other papers in General Lomax's desk -
CABr NEAH BmLGtWATEE. AuousrA COusrY, October
j. Dear Uncle wellington - cached my command on
she lsh of last menth and found RershaT the
from the alley, leaving General Early with
eleven thousand Infantry and about thirty hundred
cavalry. Tie enemy began to tr1Cpsne erryye
twelve miles nom Winchester. This was known 10 the
G'nolD cQmmandDgi YET, Notwithstanding, he went OF
to Martin burg tWenty miles distant from Winchester
with an Of his infantry except division, and tho gre
pntt OF Ms cavalry. And for Wlntf Some for brigade
Of yalTy OthCrs, for several barrels OF whisky
II am correctly informed t Is certain that many Of the
officers well In liquor when there. Early on the
morning OF the l9th tGc enemy made an attack the
The latter place. General Ea.ly then about hfleau
mlles dislaut. He marched his troops hard and Joined
Rhodes and got In position IN time 90 fopulse charge
tc enemy, arC drove them back beautifully The troops
wcIe very much eNhau ted by the hong aud rapid march,
and id not DO themselves Justice Ia the gcmoutofh
day. Ata critical moment, when forced,
anc W en- became necessary 10 reinforce from the efL
our lett naHk was turned by the enomy's cavalry.
lomaNa Division, which had been lighting them during
Tho muInln- (and lighting them wen, hear. was at last
driver entirely from the field, and our little brIade was
bach, but they tOon after came down upon with an
Uycrv holmrg force and IN turn driven back to
he line Of our infantry the extreme left Soon
menctd scene the most distressing / over witnessed
since Tie con moncemrnt uttiC war. . q . Our
army, Toy the nist time u mean our virginia army,
whipped.
This letter Is left unfinished at this point. We
have been pursuing the enemy so vigorously that,
no doubt, the writer did uoi ind further time
10 write 10 his "Uncle Wellington
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-18

POSITION OF HOOD AND SHERMAN.
CNCHNATI, October l8.-The Commercial ,
Nashville despatch says Hood was at Ships Gap,
three miles east of Lafayette, on the 10th, and
that Sherman was close on 20 him. bIttle, it
is thought, cannot be very long delayed.