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Town Casucus.

The citizens of North Yarmouth who are uncon-
dtionally loyal to the Government are requested to
meet In caucus at the Town House. at O'Clock p NJ
on Saturday June 18th to select delegates to attend
the Convention a. Augusta June 29ih
Per Order Town Comm
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TIER North America o. OF Cane .aes !,

Ar fun New York 9Th. Trieste, at bordeaux; Web
ster, at Liverpool.
orp' Of,
Sid for New York Attn, MERIDIAN, from Newport.
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Opening of Summer Bonnets

MRS. A. COLBY will, ON Thursday, June Q, open
choice selection Of
Summer Bonnets, Caps. Head-dresses. &C.,
TO which your attention is respectfully invited.
No. Free street Block.
Portland, June /, 1864. jnldtf
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THOMAS G. LORING, DRUGGIST,
AND
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Corner OF Exchange * Federal s,s.
A perfect At guaranteed. The poor literally con.
sidered. moh25 dtf
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SozopoSr.-Thisi a word that has been staring
ever, bod, in the ce the last two eks, and il is
ia I getting into nearly everbody's mouth A most
desirable thing this Sozodont for eeping the teeth
cean and the mouth sweet Portland Daily Press.
mchl7 II
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May 20 lat 70. lon As ship Golden Age. from Liv.
erpool for Gloucester, Mas.
June 3. lat 30 Is, lon 50 u, shin Hamnaep from
Boston for San Francisco.
june IS. lat IS 49, Ion So os ship NarraRau.ett FIN
Now Orleans for New York
June IA. lat 80 40 N, Ion II a w ha,op. Achorp
from Bath for washington.
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Wanted Immediately.

A n Agent of either eek In every town and Village
- 10 engage ID light and profitable bnsipess b.
sons having leisure evenings can make from SOC TO
sl0o per evening. sample with full particulsrs
sent BY mail TO all who enel so one cent stamp
and address A. e. sPAULDING &tO
juue2ld&w1m- West Hampstead. M H.
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CARE ELrzAnKrH. IulrI !. lssa.

CARE ELIZABETH. July !, 1865.
SIR:-During my connection with the State Re.
form School, as n teacher, l.. y. Atwood's Bitters
were introduced there and used with success
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, &C., A.P. HILLMAN.
HANOVER, ME-, Oct. !, 1851.
Dear Sir IL have used L. r. Atwood,s Bitter,
Tor some 10 or 10 years. have tried great number
OF medicines for Dyspepsia. but without effect These
Btters ars the only remedy that have relieved
me OF this distressing complaint. My neighbors
have also been greatly benefited by the them
JOEL HOW.
rv- Be,care OF Coumtc,rsits and base issitation,.
some Of irhich der signed IN" r., instead OF q. NJ
Afpood. The genuine 10 signed u. r. Attpood and
as a safeguard against imposition bears an RxrRA
LABEL, coHRt ersigned H. H. NAY. Druggist, PORT.
land, Ne, sole General Agent
FOR sale by respectable dealers IN medicine gener.
ally. janl6 6meod&w
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

Mouooy, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. jane 20.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Chesapeake, Wiletts, New York
Steamer Lady Lang, Roix, Bangor
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston. for
ST John NIB.
Brig Itaska, Rose, Boston
Sch volga, lBrl Gillespie. Hilisboro NB
Sch Ocean Pierce. Boston.
Sch Florida. Thompson, Boston.
Sch Pilot, Harris fremont
Sch Christina, Dodge. Biuehill for Boston
sch Starlight. Mason. Ellsworth for Boston
Sch Constitution. Fogg. Millbridge for Sal, M
Sch Eimsral, Banker. Deer lsie Ior Bath.
CLEARED.
Brig Excelsior, t8rl Scott. Windsor Ns-master.
Sch Kate Aubrey. Jacobs. BANGOR Ii white
The following sales are reported by the Ship
ping List Ship sportsman s26 TONS built at Belfast
IN lc55, at $500; barque X II KNIGHT 229 tons,
built at Portland in 1885, and brig II A Reed 1913
tons built at Boothbsy In 1855, ON terms not made
public.
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ORIGINAL And SELECTED.

NeU Advertisements To-Day.
Cloaks. &c-322 Congress street.
Wsnted-A. ~. spau ding & Co.
Caucus-CumberlaDd.
Stage Notic-John w. Weeks
Heu q and Land-E. M. atteus
Real Esta'e-Heary Bailey 4 Co.
Cancls--W ind n1m
Caueu Gray.
Shoe store -Samu,l Bell.
Horses. Alchemy Bailey Co.
Wanted-Engineer.
Lost-M. M. Butler
War Claims-Brad ford 4 Harmon
Sherif's Ssle-B. H. Hall.
Grape Vipes-Geo. X. Davis
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For Conway, n. H.--.Tri-Weekiy Line I
DAssENGERs leave Portland a. 1854. M. oxer
the 4 g. X u. Mondays W ednesaays A. d rri
days via Gorhsm, stsndHh, Lining (, ON, Cornish MI
rute Tuesdays. Thursdays aud SATURDAYS arriy.
log 81 Portland In season to take the Boston steam
1890
1hs excellent accc mmodations and remsSl.hl.
scenery arc not surpassed by any other route
JOHN W. WEEKS
-, Proprietor and Driver
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MARRIED..

In this city, June is, by Rev DR. Bosworth Charles
IL Neyens, OF Lewiston, and Mrs Mary White, Of
:, In this city June TO- by Rev Z Bolles. George
hehcnney and Miss Mary Selfton both of this city.
IN sseearappa, June 10 by Rev II J Bradbury
Raymond. of Lyman
In Buxton June 49, by Rev Jos Bartlett, AIonzo
LiDoy, OF saeearsppa. and Miss Alice oo.hby, of
La PASSPORT, june IL. at Christ's Church by Right
Rev Bishop Burgess. of Gardiuer, DIR VIM n Rock.
well. Jr. OF Bfatteboro, VT. and Miss Nellie 81 20
dang ter of Robt Movie. Jr, Esq
In Bath, June i5 William Martin and Miss Lin.
kimball.
Mary ID Sawyer. both Of Durham.
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DISASTERS.

Sch Caspian. of Bucksport, at New York while
lying At anchor In the North River was run into by
Br ship keuilworth. and had mainmsst aud msin-
rigging carried away; split mainsAil and received
other damage
Sch Nor West. Green. at Kennebunk from Ram
gor. lost snmast head on the passage
Sch ii Hall. Wall, from Ca ais. arrived 1T Prov
idence, 18th, with loss Of foretopsail
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

HILLsBoRo NIB. seh voIga- l2s tons coal. to
kerosene Oil Co.
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ct this once. u
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PASSENGERS.
IMPORTS.

In bsrque Pearl. At Boston from Singapore-J II
Ellingwood, OF Portland. and Others.
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Tuesday Morning, June 81, 1864.

The circulation ofthe Daily Press is larger
than any other Daily paper in the State, and
double. that of any other in Portland.
rxRxsAss.0o per year u paid strictly in adj
sa.ce discount of 81. 90 sciH be made.
~ Readiu Matter ON all Four Pages.
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DIED.

In this city. juno 49, Mrs Marrabee Litlefeld aged
20 years.
Y-Funsral this TUESDAY afternoon, at 81 o'clk,
at Tue Free street baptist Church.
In Hallowell. June IL. Capt John Chase. aged
90 years.
In Morgandia, La. June /, John b Lane, of Lew
isfon, aged 81 years-member Both Ne Reg.
In kockland, June is, Mrs fricilIa s, wife of Jos
Booker, aged 81 years.
In Norridgewock, May 20. Anna T., daughter OF
Isaac, AM Martha A. Powers, aged Q yrs months.
In South Thomaston, June II, Mrs Margaret NJ
wife Of Capt II spaulding. aged As years.
In North Ellsworth, May 81. Mrs Ham al Maddox,
aged 50 years.
In Otis. June ]. Mrs Mary. wife of Timothy Jor.
dan. ESQ. aged 81 years months.
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SheriFs sale.

A PORT MoNAIE. The finder will be suitably
- rewarded BY leaving u At my efbce.
June 2l--d3t NJ NJ. BUTLER
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II are Q In IA noe (!

MALE e FEMALE AGENTS WANTED
FIVo travel In all part. Of the sta'e Ia pleasant
Il aud money making business. on salary or com.
NILSSON Our agent. are making from "a TO 80 per
day. Wewill send sampes With Instructions. On
the receipt OF Is cents. Please call or address
=. IA. CUTTING co,
June li-dlm
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Tinmnn and muchtuis,s,

NOR SALE-0ne set Of ripman's Tools srd Ma
II chimes in good order, at price mneh below the
terms.
One Engine Lathe. lVe feet long. all iron sexcspt
the side rails he bottom IN good order with tor
pulley. Price 5000 Adore
BENJAMIN FURBiSH
June lS-d&wlw Bruns wick. Maine.
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u-Ifyou are in want of any kind OF PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Once. Il
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CT A r. KS
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Eradicates Dsndruf.
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Issold by Druggists and Dealer, Every where
Price 81 per bottles bottles for IS.
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PRoPRIKroRs.
WE PHILLIPS. Portland,
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Engineer wanted
LOST

FTVo run stationary Engine. Enquirs at
Il BLAkk's BAKERY
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might perform that service for me. Wood
bine 10 q powerful negro, who in Bangor
threw that community in terrible fear by
his nocturnal adventures in the way OF rob-
bling houses. He was at last detected, and
sent TO State Prison for life. SO dangerous
kept him in close confinement for several
years, under ban and bolts. for fear OF him.
This was twelve or fourteen years ago But
he is considerably broken up now. He has
been a smart fellow In his time, and some
think the fire is not all out Of him yet. Hav-
ing got well at work on my face, he was
anxious to know IL Spencer would really be
hung.
II was OF more Interest to him than his own
fate, and he put that question first. Working
his way down about my jugular vein, he in
quired if something favorable was not going
to turn up for him. He seemed TO linger
about that spot for an answer. OF course 1t
was not worth while at that moment, TO tell
him that he was to be hung, or drawn and
quartered The razor slowly retired from
that locality. Poor Woodbine! Prejudices
are still strong against him. A dozen years
have not wiped them out. He got hearing
the next day, aud evidently felt better.
The Governor and Council took pains to
look into the cases OF some OF the best of the
prisoners. The shape in which they presented
themselves was very various. Some straight
70 ri aptv wit hat ala
vacillating and artful. There are very few
guilty persons In this prison. They general
ly start with the assertion that they are inno-
cent. On former occasion, recollect, there
were but three In the whole number who own
ed their guilt A proposition was Immediate
ly made to let them go free, as there was
great danger Of their corrupting tho large
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TUsT PUBLIsHED.-PRICE 80 CENTS.
NERVOUS AND VASCULAR CONNECTION
BETWEEN
MOTHER AND PTrus IN yTER0.

TUsT PUBLISHED.-PRICE 10 CENTS.
. NERVOUS AND VASCULAR CONNECTION
MOTHER and sH5T vSri e. ~ yr.ae
Woop. 81 Walker street. N. =.
He has handled the subject ably and mos scsnt1cay@
Professor Motifs Surgical Lectures Now York University
II fact subec. should h.y. been written lssa
or ,e for M
% % New
NJ, h .ss IF
ihsmmona Surgeon Genera y = -. .rm.,. !,
Sss eSS h. Ss ::Snz .' time devoted
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a @u :n !" ssos and
sonSsysd 10 The
:. s, as
s;Ss ::
:ons made upon the mother can Be % 70 as r
%...s
are not 70. fully ss.sSs.h.a yei INC oisa.lsy pSesop
.derssion Of sl-Buao Medical and sursics JonTna
u sh S = .
sratys material from other sourcesJOhn shsnks, n D..
with sis characteristic originality and ingenuity Dr.;
s. from ss
doctrine hitherto ignored pom
lion msaesrprofossion. Yet however, sksptical
NAV point have been deeply interested 10
of the book snd commend 10 the coDsidera1
readers American Melt al Times New York.
would be useless In limited space to attempt "
make any argument for against the theory broanhe4
herein; st less bold opinion respecting the
contrary Of the deducans made BY tho
s,ss @ We s ao sd
in its pages and without expressing cpnion upon %
the liable facts col eceo
and the bold reasoning upon hem-New York Medical Ins
We think Dr. oRsly IL correct when that Vi
tally its seat In the organic nervous systemCncins
natl Lancet and Observer.
This 10 ssid with regard to his opinion Of the
direct vascular connertiou.
We and. indeed. that Dr. o. Reiys views on many mb-
jects differ from those generay he ana none more g
and and rangia.
food for thought and much amusement with ~
curious stories and more curious illustrations
We recommend treat " readers -Cauado Ian
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OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER, as7

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONERS, a,7
10 Co1Tacors Proposals enclosed sealed snvslope
esuored with the title Of the work and With the mama \,
the bidder written thereon will received 81 his o1os
upnl Wednesday August 1854 at eleven o'clock A. NJ
TOT regulating GrAdiug cHrbnU, ruterinR Hacrina
BrosdwAy from sevsptieth Seventy 6rnt slresA
For regulating and grading Ninety third street. from.
E,ghth avenue 70 Bocmlngdae road
For erbinR gutterug and tagging Ninth aveune fran,
rntv.fhrd 10 FIFTY fourth street. -A
Ffh 10 Sirth avenue 'e"A
re.ssing cqys and gutter in Forynnh stree. from
Ecs asssing Broadway from Fiftyfoua street 10 Fifty
Fer i.ss,ng Broadway from Fory-sevsu.h stree, to
Fer aaasss and reaaasing Broadway from Forty ninth
Fer working Eighth avenue country road from I.uh
For rebuIdIns pier No. "a North river
North river ~ - - ~ ~
For repairing pier No. 81 North river
For repairing plor No. ~, North river
or Engine Company No "a ~ '0
Blank forms Of proposals. together with tho specifications
and aErs einents can be obtained al this o0lce, \
Dated Street Department. New York. July ~. 1884
CHARLES q. CORNELL. Street cummissionsn
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PROPOSALS. =
CRoros A9gspycr DErAsTxErL III


Separate sealed proposals. endorsed with The nsh
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sna sne n.e o. ne work Tor which may be offered viii
August 1854 for the construction OF Trap Biloxi Paw
ments "a the following streets, to witt "'~
Ens, 5fosdw.y from Grand street 70 Chatham square;
second street. from sxsh 10 avennss; ramsrv
place east side Gramercv park) from Twsnetn 10 Twen
V.nrss street, the side Of Centre STRAIT
ne.ds sres. and South ssres. from oliver street TO cast
SPECIFICATIONS and Of agreement can be obtained
on Appilcsaon e ne conXsot clerk q, this once.
row 'Ei HIRAM 4 iSSfSsssSaH, tcrson Aqa.dse. Board
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THIS ARM TELEGRAPH "A SUPERIOR METHOD %
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The letters performed BY positions Of the aYm3
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IN the wufld'
glARpEB'3
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NIllVUl NoUVNA Ol tNF DfCSs
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Jho moslpopoaf Mouthly IN the wotld Now York
Ob,crtrr '
We must rchr ~ terms or rulopy IN the higb tono
MI Ntlrl UNrrllnUCu uI llufprfs MnVHytun. Inutunt
WITH monthly CuulAtiOn II ubput l5aOnn ro6tra IN
whose pages arc To be- found auu VI thu rlnerst liph
hhd EcNol ~ t"liiug uf thu day We anulk ur M.
"olk HH uh evidence Uf tho American p0unp and tho
popularity u hhs acquired ~ mrfllud, Ench nutnbrt
hlHhr lhy W. rhguH OituniiuE matter hpptuDtt tntu
y ilWeitnlrd WIN good wool cuts aud IT rombInra
~ iiarl ilc fHGy monthly Hud the moro phtlosuphrn
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Literature, london,
lhr vulumca hund constitute 0r Themselves n iib
crazy oi miscellaneous reading such Ua rn,nnt p fnnd
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ge5~ The llrlougbs Of the fvs thousand
State Guards to be iurloughcd from Sc: -
vice in the United States armies, if drafted
will not expire until their servc9 in the
State Guard shall ha7o expired. Tho re-
mainder of the time for which they may
be drafted, after deducing the time Ct fur
lough, will be in the National service
Those serving one ysas and are then
drafted by the United States will be cred
tied for their services in The State, and
the year deducted On subseqpen. calls
the State viii thus receive credit for every
volunteer drafted from the Guard.
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~ Mrs. Rants and Mrs. Hartman,
es Of two of the political prisoners, in
incoln bastils, started from Blooms
& on Monday last, 10 visit their hus-
|ls, in Fort Miflin. Rants and Hart
b are both in delicate health. MIS-.
Ftz aud Mrs. Hartman, travelled near
hundred miles TO see their poor sick
|oauds, carrying wel!-tilled valieces of
Ter Bread aud Provisions etc, for tn EN-,
-sAame upon The brutal military au-
tifs-when they called at the gate
Of Fort Mitflin, they were denie d The
privilege of seeing their kidnapped
'uds, or even delivering to tLem the
l'i0ns they had brought for them from
5nilies at home
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w Cur Payments are announced above io me past
month and nry are small The fa season usually 5nnss
lean payments. our thanks arc due 10 tbo4ghual
frcuis.
We have sent bills, by mail the past two weeks TO
a large number of persons, IN yaDus seriohs y ihe
country indebted L, the Office Of the columbia Deo'
eral and requested r.nlitaLccs by The same channel
Hnndreds, # 4st thousands, Of o'hefs' 70 whom We
have not sent bills but nbo know themselves ind'b bled
to us, and they honest as ihey process - De
would pay their Indebtedness lcyen though u
be but oSE DoLLAR) without waitInB iof fFrHi"'
Luan Upon The advent u i-u5, ~ SHAH BE- compel
led of necessity to charge S? ~ for all past uh2aid
subscriptions, aud s3 Oo per anuunl, lnbIch ~il h9l
be equal at present 10 ONE DOLLAR IN Deoefae I'sj
for the future, IN advance.
Nor is this the worst The name cf delinqgents
will in the future in the part be srek from ibe
roll And more they Viii be collected by tie tAorIes
legal process.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

ez.- TIE BUSINESS Man who puts hi
! in the newspaper does much wiser
ng than a man who fasteus it over bis
ne aud who would think Of neg'cc-
! thatl Where one person reads sign
Ile street, five thousand read it in the
a.papers No matted how vel! busi
IS man is known, he can always pick
Jew customers if he will take the pains
advertise for by n gIcctiDg the means
Ccuring trade he loses the best OF bis
Efls.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

~. We intended last week, aud will
pow improve the opportunity to notice tho
arrival of New Goods,at Mr.. Eut's Store,
ID Light Street. His selection i, complete
and tue styles Of the latest Importation.
Call and "catch the Bargains as they fly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10
EYE a EAR.

Professor J. lS\AtS, NJ, NJ, OocuLtsr aud AuRtSr
Formerly of hedon, Holland, is now located at No 5i
FINE street rnltAnElrniA, whore persons afflicted
with diseases Of the EYE aud EAR will be sccutin.
ally treated and cured IL eurahle ~ Artificial
Eyes inserted without pain.
. ~ h No charges madc for Examination, The Med b.
ical faculty ~ mviiGd, as he has no secrets 10 his
mode of treatment,
July =. lsGI- Nm
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

esy- We direct attention 10 the adver.
,sement of Mr.. WILSON WANIcH, who
offers variety Of articles for sale,at pub
lc vendue, 10 Hemlock township, on the
goth of December, 1864.