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The Portland daily press., 1864-03-30

THE ISLANDER on THE SCHOOL TEACHERS.
The following letter refuting the infamous
SANDER for which Lieutenant Colonel Liberty
Billings was impudently cited as authority, is
published in the Anti- Slarery Standard:
"BBATTLEBoRo, VERMONT, March %
10 The Editor oftte Notion0l And Stacery
Standard
If you deem the article in Mondays New
York Herald, on 'Sixty-iour Miscegenators,'
worthy Of notice, let me merely say that /
have never, as alleged, given any sanction to
its statements, and pronounce it an atrocious
calumny against the lady teachers at Port
Royal who are, as believe, noble and upright
both in character and in the work in which
they are engaged. Truly yours,
J. Billings"
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-30

IN Cape Elizabeth. ~ miles from Portland Bridge
y abont 100 acres Of well proportioned moving
tilage Pasture, wood and timber. About 800 cords
hard and soft wood. Cuts 40 tons hay, Barn most
new. 80 BY ~. Lumber for II Story house-oa the
direct road to Portland. extending 20 rods back.
well located to cut into ten lots. and win be IL
requested. Fences stone wall mostly new. Price
els per acre. 25 per cent CASH balance can remain
number of years secured by mortgage. For par
ticulars enquire OF SCOTT DYER.
mch3o dim
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4trsysgaDee.

must welcome the
tends to promote the
my in individual and
as opposed to the flood
which now mandates MS,
loon checked, will lead to
sands, while it tends to the
of all.
not yet noticed, the interest of
community, and that Of the
rest around us, fully coincide-to
fact that II is alike to the injury
md without any Offset TO either, TO
: the habit of purchasing from the
the early produce of the land to sell
n month or two before it can be raised
fame, either In the hotbed or the field
II years the habit has been increasing, both
nth the wealthy and with such as are only
hoping for competency of purchasing veg
etables raised in more southerly States, at
from two , TO six times as high rates as the
prices would be il they would wait for the
natural season for raising them here; and of
inferior quality, because not fresh from the
ground. We cannot now stop to cite but a
single ar icle Of the great variety.
The article of cucumbers we begin to buy
at 10 to IL cents each; and by the time we
can raise them here, even in hotbeds, they can
be had for two or three cents, and, eventually,
for one cent each; but by this time the con
sumers at the flrstprices are glutted, and they
want very few more.
While we are thus enrehing foreign markets
with prices far above what they could COM
mand If they supplied only their own popula-
ton, we are in still greater degree impoyer-
ishing our Portland community, and discour-
aging the gardening and farming interests
around as.
Shall we continue to be so unwise? Or
shall We now that this flooding OF our market
is soon to commence, act in conformity with
the dictates OF common sense, and refuse to
do so, and signify this in season to prevent
large purchases abroad? G.
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DISASTERS.

Bark Scandinavian from New York for Tortuyas.
before reported ashore on Rockaway has since sunk
hcr lower topmasts just appearing above water. Ar
ter the mate lett the vessel the captain finding she
was likely 10 becomes total wreck. got out boat
and together with the remainder of the crew Except
ing one man who could not swim and 10 leave
the ressell got into her They had no sails oars sc
and were drifting about the bay and all would have
sea at tho time. had not tho steam tug Odd Eel.
low, Capt Tom Hill, who saw them and Immediately
put after the, at the risk of his own life and those
OF his crew. Capt Hill deserves great credit As but
few men would run the risk that he did in rescuing
the above men. They brout TO the city last eve.
ning. steamboat was sent 10 the relief of the man
from the shore.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BoST0N-Ar 2sih bark Einele, Souie. Liverpool
neo y; schs EFergale. Urann, Machias; Benz Frank
Cid ship Harriet. Dalton, New Orleans; brig Re.
lei. Bush cardenas; sch Utica, Maloney, st An
Ar 2ath. sehs Arno. knight ST John NIB: Cyprus.
Eaton, Calais Catharine Conary, Bluehill; Eyelean
treat Rogers Frankfurt Penps ylvania, Scott Bath;
j Baker, Barsarick. Portland; Antwerp tBrj Sur.
cite, Argyle; steamer Ocean Queen, Collins, Bath.
~ ship Stahordshire, from kennebunk for ST
John u. remained this forenoon in Proyincetown
CID 18th. Swedish brig Prinz Oscar Frederic, G raft,
Cuba via Portland
Strang, Providence via Tarpaulin Cove, where she
has been ashore; is leaky. and will probably 90 on
the marine railway for repairs
Sid sch Col Eddy.
March IS. Wind n. No arrival.
In port, scls Maracaibo, Alkaline. Sarah Harris,
and Honest Abe.
NEW YoRK-Ar 9Th. ship Escort, Flitner. Liver.
pool March Q; bark George Brown. 0'Brien, New
port H. 90 days; schs Dolphin. Talbot, Machias; WIN
CORY Josiah Acorn Gregory, and Frolie, Kennedy,
BALTIMORE 2sth. schr G w Carpenter,
PRoV1DENCE-Sld 27th, sehs j Curtis. Crow
ell, and Angelina. Xix. New York.
NEMPoRn-Ar 10th schs Olive Avery. kennard.
OF and from Roekland for New York: Charter Oak
Studley, Providence for do; 0rris Francis Jackson
vnalhaven for Philadelphia: Ellen Merriman, Ham.
iton, of and from Portland for New York: Henry
Castof, Albro, Providence for do.
Returned in consequence of unfavorable weather
sch William II MAILER, tof Portlsnd) Randall Boston
for Washington DC.
Sid 9th. schs Van Buren,. WALL Portland for Wash.
ington DC; Lizzie Guptill, Guptill, OF and from
Rockland for New York; Victory, Harris Portland
for Washington DC; Lacona, Proctor Saco for Phil.
adeiphia; belmont. Orr. of and from Portland for
Alexandlia; III Curtis. tot Deer Isel Haskell do for
Philadelphia.
In port 2sth. AM, wind n, fresh, bark Chiffon.
Sherwood, from Ezabethport. Of and for Portland;
brig John Bach, for Cuba, ldg (cld 30thl; sch Mas.
saennsetts, Hunt, of and from kockland for York
NEW BEDFORD-Ar2 Goth, sch Harriet Samantha
Arey. Ninalhayen.
SALEM-Ar Goth. schs Cameo. Elwell. New York
for Philadelphia: Georgia, Allen Boston for Ells.
worth city Point, Matthews, and Laura Jane, Ry-
an. do for Belfast: 9th, Neponset. Miller Roekand
Sid 9th, brig Alison. Sawyer, from Millbrdye for
Washington DC; schs Forest Strout. from Machias
for Providence: Rosannah Rose, Burgess Belfast for
Washington DC; Parker Fitzgerald from Rock.
Philadelphia.
BArH-Ar 2sth, sch Trader. Andrews, Rockiand.
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sg Arrangements are being made - the
observance Of the one hundredth anniversary
of the settlement Of Lancaster \. H., on the
l4th Of July.
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MARINE NEWS
FORT OF PORTLAND,

Tue sday. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS March 80.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Locust Point. Holman. New York
Steamer Montreal. Prince. Boston.
steamer Locust Point, Hoffman, New York
Brig Almo. Steele, Machias for New York
Br sch Ospray, Bearsy, from Halifax Ms
Br sch Helen. Smell, Grand Menan Nh
Sch Jas Tiden, Davis. Boston.
Sch Robert Foster Brown, Millbridgc for Boston.
Sch Mayilower. Jordan. Trenton for Boston
Sch Lady Ellen. Damariscotta. for Boston
Sch Louisa, Weeks, Bath for Boston.
CLEARED.
Bark Waltham. Wheeler, New Orleans s l. Brown
Brig Burmah, Sherman, Washington DC, by Z
Brown.
Sch Arkansas. Thorndike. Rockland master.
Sch Sarah Elizabeth, Bsupt. waldoboro, master
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.

10 Hon. JacJ5 NcC2tiidH, Mayor Of Portland.
EnlistmeEt5 of persons from foreign countries
brought here under contract with parties re iding in
other States and being in transit through this State
will not be tolerated All mastering officers are re.
quesed not to permit the muster zach persons INTO
r. giments belonging ~ The State Of Maine.
SAMUEL CONY,
moh2s DIST Governor Of Maine
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HOWARD'S

HOWARD'S
CANCER AND GAMER SYRUP
CANCER AND CANKER SYhUP
SGrgdsses al kHoten Remedies
SaTGasses all kaoien Remedies
FOR THE CURE OF
Cancers, Canker, Salt Rheum, old Sores
Cancers Canker, Salt Rheum, old Sores
Erysipeias. Seroiula, Tumofs, Ulcers
Sold by IL. ID HAY, Druggist, Agent for Portland
and vicinity, decSl eod& w3m
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NAMES or srEAMDoArs.-Abil bill has passe,

NAMES or STEAMBoATs.-Abi bill has passed
the House of Representatives at Washington
which provides as follows:
i. Every steamboat of the United States
shall, in addition TO having her name painted
on the stern, also 10 have the same placed in
distinct, plain letters, of not less than six
inches in length, on each outer side of the
pilot house, and in case boat has side
wheels, also on the outer side of each wheel
house. The penalty for neglect of this is the
same as under former law for failure to paint
names on stern.
?. The penalty OF forfeiture Of vessel is
also affixed for changing the name Of vessel by
master, owner, or agent, or by any device,
advertisement, or continuance to deceive, or
attempt 10 deceive, the public or the Govern
ment, &c.
3. Law 10 take effect sixty days after pass
age.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NAvr DEPARTMENT,

SEPARA1E PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed
~ proposals Tor Small stores &C Il" will be re-
ceived ct this ONCE until IL oclcct M on the 26th
day Of April next for furnishing and delivering ION
receiving ten days noee1 ct the United State navy
yards at Charestown, Massachusetts,, snd Brooklyn,
New York, in such numbers and quantities and at
such times may be specified by the Chief of his
bureau, or by the commandanfs of the said navy
yards, respectively, during the remainder Of the
fiscal year ending the Both day Of June, 1894 the
numbers and quantities of the different articles,
and at the places specified In the following list. viz
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-30

THOMAS G. LORING, DRUGGIST,
and
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER.
cerres 81 Exchange s. reaerals t's.
A perfect nt guaranteed. The poor literally con
sidefsd. moh25 DIFF
The Patent Belle Monte skirts.
full assortment Of these celebrated skirts in the
AN SONS
HOOP SKIRT AND CORSET DEPOT,
meh23 diff Under Mechanics Hail.
DIR. II. l.. DAVIS,
YTICAL PHYsICIAN,
Successors the late DR.. J. Clawson Keliey,l
AT the long established Office,
NO. e11 TIRE MONT STREET.
Opposite Hollis Street, Boston.
NE DIR. DAVIS will be in attendance daily, at
the above Office. for the treatment of seases OF the
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Heart. Spleen, &c, and all
diseases of the Fluids and Solids, chronic acute.
Letters for adv and orders for Dr. helcys medi.
clnes should be addressed TO Dr. Davis, above, the
only place In Boston where the genuine medicines
can be obtained. Office advice free The afflicted
are invited 10 call. mch2s eod2ws
Sore Throat,
Cough.
Cold,
and similar troubles If suffered to progress. result
in serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic af-
fections, oftentimes incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHES,
are compounded so as to reach directly the seat Of
the disease and give almost instant relief.
mch5 dim
POST OFFICE, PORTLAND,
March 18th, 1864. I
From and after this date and until further notice.
the Western Mail will be close at this Office at 2
O'Clock, 7. NJ, instead of J, as heretofore.
mehls 3wed A. I. DOLE, r. NJ.
SPRING DRESS GOODS
NOW OPENING.
@. X. Ii A BIB.
mchl5 No. . Clapps Block.
SozoDosT.-This ia word that has been staring
everybody in the face the last two weeks and ii Is
fast getting into nearly eyerbody's mouth. most
clean and the mouth sweet.-Portlaad Daily Press.
mchls 1t
gy-The Post Office is directly opposite Harris
Hat and Cap Store. feb29 II
MARRIED.
In Topsham, 81. by Rev L strout. Robert Lang
ley and Miss Rowena II Douglass. both of Brunswick;
cath, George Corbett, Musician Co b, 9th Me Vols
and Miss Abby York, of Brunswick.
=, Ip Sidney, Marcellus Baisdell and Miss Augusta
Robinson
In winslow, Deacon II Palmer and Miss Lorina
Brown.
DIED.
In Skowhegan. 18th inst, Mrs Maria T. Estes wife
OF w X & Estes. aged % years.
In Newburgh. 18th, Otis Bussey, aged 20 years
months is days.
In Fairfield, Miss Sarah E Bates. aged q years.
In Danyle. John w Jordan, aged 55.
----.-----------
IMPORTS.
GRAND MENAN, NB--Br sch Helen 2s92 boxes
Herring, Dbl picked ish. order.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Wednes day ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. March so.
Sun rises ...........5.4f High water. "A
Sun sets. ...........6.25 Length Of days. IL Al
MARIN H NEWS,
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DAILY PRESS STOCK LIST.

Forthe week ending March 50, 1854
CORRECTED ny wM. II. WOOD,
stock and Exchange Broker, Exchange st. Portland
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-30

q The next meeting Of the NJ G. NJ. Assoeia-
- n ton for Lectures and Debates will be held az
lst, at u O'Clock.
QUESTION FOR DISCUSSION.
Resoirsd. That modern Spiritualism il q heresy
that has failed TO establish fs claims 10 Spiritual
origin, has not been productive of good and ought
TO be rejected BY an enlightened community.
mch3O DIT n. NJ. CARSLEY, Sec'y.
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Compressed Hay for sale.

100 Tons good quality Hay, Compressed,
4OO I without beatiHg.") into Small Bales,
requiring less than 100 cubic feet to the ton Deliy-
cred at wharf in Freeport, Portland or Bafh. En-
gulre Of BLAKE JONES co,
i31 Congress St., Portland. where sample Bales may
DO seen. mch30 1wised
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The Patent Belle Monte skirts.

A n ID f. r $ o Ms
HOOP SKIRT AND CORSET DEPOT,
meh23 diff Under Mechanics Hall.
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YvHE charter of this Bank having been surrender
Il cd. notice il heaeby given thai the liability of
said Bank to redeem its bills will expire on the If
tenth day OF January, A. d. 1856.
Al BROOKS, Jr.. Cashier.
Brunswick. Feb. n, lsG4 mch3O wIw
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Wanted.
A good Salesman in = Dry Good Store Good
"A references required. Address Box J6l6 r. o.
meh30
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Notc.-We wish it to be understood that our quo-
taions represent prices of large lots from first hands
unless otherwise stated aud that in filing small or
ders higher rates have TO be charged.
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SozoDosT.-This il a word that has been staring
everybody in the face the last two weeks and il Is
fast getting into nearly eyerbody's mouth. most
clean and the mouth sweet.-I'ortidad Daily Press.
mchl7 1t
EB-The Post Office Is directly opposite Harris
Hat and Cap Store. febz9 II
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sS3y- OFFICE or THE UNION PASSBN-
~ geg Railway Company.
Pau NDLLPULA, August 22, 1854.
Tho thlFd nstalont q 1--we dollars zach share pf tho
stock u The Unoa Passenger Railway Company will D.
tuS and payable az the oco ol tho Company, No. Ilg
WALNUT Street, on September D. 1894.
BY order q tEc Board VI DkectoTG,
W. IL REMaLE,
Ala3-l2tS Treasure.
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MCCLELLAN NOMINATED.

| IFYof1 Dse TfIorse.
Although the ceremonial of nomination has
nOt yet been cOusummated, the proceedings at
Chicago leave no rnon for doubt snat George b.
Mcclellan will to-day be formally presented to
The people as the "Democr4tic" candidate for
President of she United states-as tho candidate
|Of that "DemocIacy" which consit ts in the denial
Of the Fundamental proposition OF our fathers
immortal Declaration of Iudcpendoaco--of that
|'De nocTAcy" which maintains that the weak,
|gDOi ant, and ample are, hcc 'uso Of their
nees. the rgttfui az we'll as natural prey Of the
'cuuninR and the htrong--Of that "DsmOcracy"
whereof Jen, rsOn DAVIS hGs ever hiJh rtj been,
land In pilcip Sill l., chief apostle. aud
whereof Bishop Hopkins ii!y otfi'lat0s as theo-
logical rnd moral tXpOsitOr.
| In gle uspact, this nomination II crafty
Ing, Hostility 10 the va, for the Cnion, AS At
once unwaranled and needless, Is the cardinal
Impulse OF decided majority of those who are
|eXpectfd 20 vote this fall Tho Democratic tcSet.
That the Union has 10 night to "cOerce a Sate,'
however much that State may endeavor TO clegce
the Union, has been the first article of their creed
|Iyer since IL became evident that such coercion
|G States might work the downfall Of human
hvery. Yet here is their chosen standard bearer
Nlly on record as volunteer agent In that
coercion which they denounce as unconstitutional
sud which they hold 10 be condemned by those
famous Kentucky and Virginia resolves OF 1888
W., which they affect ~ hold in AZ least equal
Mcclellan has nos only been a volunteer agent
of Federal coercion" he 10 distinctly on record
as recommending Federal cOnscriptiOn in aid Of
its prosecution, and as having ordered the arrest
of the Maryland Legislature 70 preclude their
attempting or pretending 10 take their State out
of the Union. To an earnest and honest believer
in Estate sovereignty" the support of Mcclellan
Tor President must be bitter dose, only 90 be
swallowed under memorable cOmpulsion.
IL ViA be swallowed however; for, though
Mcclellan has not evinced consistent and lOgi-
cal adhesion 20 the Democratic dogma OF Estate
Rights" he has never faltered in his devotion to
the Slave Power; and that is the real touchstOne
| of Democratic orthodoxy. True, he volunteered
Tor the war; but be did 80 to save slavery from
the effects Of its own suicidal madness, not TO
punish II for its treason, True, he commanded
9or time the Union Grand Army but no Rebel
flaYeholder ever justly cOmplnined that his
chatiel Was invited by this General 70 exchange
the service Of treason for that OF his country
and no outnumbered Rebel force ever Justly com
planned that lie retreat was hurried or seriously
annoyed by Mcclellan or any one under his
command.
True, he made war on the Rebels; but he
made i so gently, so Considerably so languidiy,
that they habitually praised his genefalship
while II lasted, and regretted II when Il was no
more There were thousands Of Rebels and
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FIHsT
NATIONAL BANK
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Financial Agent Of the United States.
UNITED STATES :, $40
TREASURY NOTES.
NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN.

Un0eI insUucjCrs nom the TTessuIy Department this
Uanh Is prepared - receive subscriptions 10 tho New
PagHohc Lean, issuCd IN the fern OF Three Year Treasury
Notes. btaIing interest 81 e rate VI $40 cent per
snnum payable semi annually In LsWfl Money on The
18Th days OF February and August respesyey, OF each
year. These Treasury Rotes convertible as maturity,
st The option OF me holder into United states per cent
Bondl interest payable IN CON, aFa TedOsmAbs aiteI
Ve ana payable twenty years rom August 10, 1857.
Coupon Roes vii be Issued IN bAnh oS pay ab % oIoi
as may directed b. The subscriber IN sums 81 so si'O
s5OO, tlOCO, and 1900
Interest "a DO allowed from ire date q hs su6scrpnen
10 the I5h OF August next e date Of the Treasury Vote
Those who may fubserbe Aer the 10Th Of August next
win be required to psy the accrued interest on ne Notes
Any one subsertns not less than $4,000 Of The Loan
Al ans one time VIII b allowed commission OF one
caysy Of one psr cent payable BY the Treasury Depart
men, on he receipt Of bin fog he amount approved By
ne cub bseTipiion agent
ReiiDg 10 The Anhexed appeal q The Secretary Of ths
treasury ash an those desTeus Of aiding the Govern
ntnt to subscribe 70 this Loan.
e. II, CLARK
Gus.Ip PREsIDEET,
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q WANTED TO RFNT.-A FUWNfSHBD
~ House o. q private family. Address 20 h.. rost
tNce, tcA t-V+' au2'u
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FoR SALE AND T0 LET,

"a FOR SALR-A PROPERTY, CON tsH
~ atiI - Of ground, I've .tod In the ~ st Il
Ward. lstWo0o GrpJ' . Tury Fridge anI United Btao
,pcI u having iron: 81 about iSO hot the pniii
Cc phis, umngtou and htmorc, ard Grz.'s fe ~
PAssenVe1 Railroad, extending bach i0w-wa'er marx
upon Tho SchuNA II river, ia river tr1nt Ol several
hundred rh6re three Ice Houses upon toe pro-
perty,a portion OF the upland Il used ur Rar III
turai pun poSoa, There be better location IA tho
City tjr Vublc works or private residences,
For further Information, apply TO -
VIM. n KRICHLINE,
No. as FtAShLtS street
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MO DECEPTION.-NO ngPER1oR COAL
IN purchased 70 OaeE below the price ~ suPeos
ArtiCIe, SAMUEL W. HESS, BHoAp Street, absve haes,
puTea mined Ess and stove sizes, Slli Largs Sus ee
CcSI1msys should mshs 0s5 purchases q, ense, pre-
viouI " MDetAW AafA1eN ht7su
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kB- DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD,
TnRoAr pIsEAsEs. CATARRH.

Those who suffer nom these mAlEdies have now the
very best opportunity for hDdng TehsL Ths apparatus
COnitFueted by DR.. Won MOSCILlSKER IL undoubtedly
NE most perfectly elective agent ever used FOR reaching
the scat OF the deeAse W which Is dir sced and eTadi
eating with wonderful rapidity The apple alton 10
painltts. once, No. lO27 WALNUT Street
TESTIMONIALS.
TO the Deaf.-TI. Won hOsehzlskeT Aurist, No. 1927
Wainut street, operated mOst successfully my ears
Restoring ne 20 peTiest heATns suffered IRON what The
physicians called thich enlng Of ha dum OF tie ear
WILLIAM CRANE, Builder,
Residence No. 1913 8. Second street.
Philadelphia, AuEDSt2, 1854
FnLApELFIA, 25th June, 1861 THE 10 10 certify that
i0T four years was troubled with offensive discharge
accompanied with deafness. have been treated by nus
merOus pbysoians without receiving any benedt. Some
months ago applied 10 DR.. Won MOsohLiskoI who las
accomplished perfect oure.
JOSEPH SHOEMAKER,
Of.he firm ofshOemaksI 4 Tlsdal MoTchaats.
No "a N. broad street.
EYE-Dr. Won MOsCHZIsKER can be consulted on
an D aladle1 OF the Eye, The SURGICAL operations 10
Once, No l0H WALNUT Street,
where hundreds Of similar testimonials ~ the above
be examined. auo-u
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T-,fT;GCiS, RIO, pEr0T CoMMIssARY or SUB
e. c. GRNgNH.
am 81 CaSiafn and q 4 v.
OFFlCE coMMlssARY OF SUBSISTENCE

~ No. Sc WALSJ1 Street
lHTt ApELPHtA, Augusf n, 18t.
ecalcd rrpcsss IN dupleito. will be received this
ofcc until " O'Clock N, on rHURHDAY 4eptember tsst
tor sJfy toe The OF the United states ,rmy, do
4 A,O0U BAHhFis FXTRA sSpERFINR or EXTRA
FAMILY FLOUR (Which 10 oe :, ,ated), 20 nave
been KrUuuu within tgrntr 0ayst dste O
advertisement. from tle be. W. er " ieat. Ia
well cocpered and head In nsrrol- hsme
Of brand and place Of man rture 20 be ~ stef
in tho BID. To be delivered wtthln ten da g. 4
any point in this city, TO be designated uy INF
Samples In bOxcs must BE- delivered with the propose
Dul rot oDo oSec with theui cash camp bo marued
Wlu blcder's name. numbOr Of barrels brand, &C.
WNted copy of This advprtiseneut must DO attarte
"a eEch pt1 oAa und prOpos els must be
INC with s leims Eaoh proposal must have the wr,on
guasne cf two eponstbl persous Tor The fllhment o
the asrttn ent, who Will give bonds n required.
bAnk form fot proposals, containing ths form cf euar
htteo may be had Ou application az tbs ofice.
fhyu cpt viii made IN such funds furnl,hed
BY tAr Unli,d States for the purpose.
Prpo, ais TO bo endorsed "IiOPo.sA fF Flour" aal
dfectt TO ISA AZ n WfUITN
hufi-ft CAufHin ma y VoiS
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FRTRE OT THE WAUE.OASfs MANI.
FEhI 49, rHE PEOPLE ASD rGR CON.
lNG ~ ttON.
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~ HOLDe IMPROVED STEAM AND WATBR.
" HEATING APPARATUS.
For Warming and Nsntlating Public Buildings and N
vate Residences,
Manufactured BY the
UNION sTEAM AND WATER HEATING COMPANY
or PHILADELPHIA.
JAMES p WOOD,
No. Al FOURTH Street
nh9-em u N. FRLTWELL. Superintendent