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Four fifths of time and hard labor saved
bv r1Sir,y


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ID. Having moveabe collars. to hold the
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81 1t can be shifted to bend to any he
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o. State aud County Rights for sale.
ISAAC G. SINGER
EbeGsbug, April l864~ly
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II Shis way for Loretto, Chest Sprtnes
AND ST AUGUSTINE

II Nhfs way Tor GorettO, Chest SpTimgs
i AND ST. AUGUSTINE.
The subscriber, having purchased the ems
tire stock of Horses. Hacks, Carriages, &C.,
of the late firm of Ryan & Durbin, begs
leave to inform his friends and the public in
general that he is now prepared to furnish
them with every accommodation in his line
Of business. His line of Hacks connects
with all the trains on Pa. r. R., allow
ing passengers no delay whatever. Calls
always promptly attended to.
JOE F. DURBIH.
Loreeto. June %, ls64>!y.
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o. This Lecture should be in the hands
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TENHE subscribers having returned from
Il the city, have now opened one Of the
largest and most carefully assorted stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
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the surrounding country, which they will
sell at as low figure as any store in the
country. Their stock consists of
DRY GOODS, READY MADE CLOTH
ING, BOOTS AND SHOES
of all kinds. Ladies' Dress Goods of all kinds,
French Merinos, Delanes, Silks, Al pacas,
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sist of the best articles the market affords of
COFFEE, SUGAR, TOBACCO, sc.
Their Cutlery is Of the best manufacture.
Their QUEENSWARE and HOLLOW
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All kinds of country produce taken, and
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VNrank w. Hay,
Having adopted The
Cash system. offers the following "ares at
less than city retail prices
SUGAR KETTLES,
10 to 40 gallons
COPPER KETTLES.
quarts to 40 gallons
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nience.
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Il causes :. frequent desire and gives
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have found they were deceived. ard that
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The Life and Campaigns Of General Nc
Ciellan, for sale by
JAMES MURRAY.
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An essay on the Harmonious Relations
between Divine Faith and Natural Reason.
for sale by
JAMES MURRAY.
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INor sale.
$50 acres l37 perches and
allowances, of valuable COAL LAND. stu
ate near the Pennsylvania Railroad, at
Summerhill Station, in Croyle Township,
Cambria county, Pa. About so acres of the
land being cleared, and thereon erected
dwelling house and barn, and other improve
ments, also an excellent orchard of fruit
trees. The above tract contains and abun-
dance of coal of a superior quantity. Ga
drift being opened and will be sold on rea-
sonable terms
Apply to Poland, Jenkins & Co., Balti.
more, Md, or to j. w. Stratton, New York,
city. or to VIM. kittell, Esq. Attorney-at-
Law, Ebensburg, Pa
POLAND, JENKINS & CO.
J. w. STRATTON,
April Is. 1868 If. Owners.
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qerOuS diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU AND
IMPROVED ROSE WASH CURES
SECRET DISEASES
II all their Stages, At little Expense.
Little or 10 chang in Diet. No inconve-
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The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02

Three persons found guilty by a military
commission of aiding soldiers to desert have
been sent to the Albany Penitentiary.Ns
Fl The official statement of the public debt for
the month of October shows the amount out
standing to be s., OFT 099, SIS. 75; an increase
since the last monthly statement of over $61,-
100000. The debt bearing interest in coin is
about 1901 100000. The debt bearing inter-
TEST in lawfulmoney is 1854 900 co., The debt
on which interest has closed is 1857, COO The
debt bearing no interest is $47l $4,000 The
interest has increased to $50, 646,0 600 in coin,
and to $2S 657 900 in lawful money, or $4,000
600 of the former and 81 100000 Of the latter,
the entire amount of interest being $751;
3e0,864. y br.d ,etaoas, ~ .g..s,o, ~ - &
q The unpaid acquisitions are $37, SOC, 600, and
the amount in the Treasuryis nearly $27, 0OO,-
600; the amount of six per cent. bonds exs
changed for 730 bonds under the acts of July
and August, a6a, is nearly $4,000 900, an in
crease since the former monthly statement of
81 100000; amount Of 20 six per cent.
bonds under the act of June 80, 1864, $37, 781, :
600. The 7-30 three years notes authorized
by the act Of July II, 1881, has been reduced
from $35 ,OQ0, 900 to $14O00,000 The amount
of certificates of indebtedness has been in
creased Sc, 1888 900. The two; years five per
cent. notes have been reduced $4,676, 600 since
the September statement, and the three years
Treasury notes under act Of July 30, 1904,
have been increased nearly $21,0OQ,O00, The
fractional currench has been reduced from
S24, 100000 to 20,726,000. p EelseHf
The New York commissioners to-day OBJ
tanned the 100 or 800 soldiers votes which
were detained when Col. North, the State
agent was arrested, and have forwarded them
( to the proper localities in that State.l
oH The commission have not as yet succeeded
In having agents recognized and empowered
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
anaV zgu4 woaa r,tqsa
The Masonic Mission.

= oRev. Mr.. Hadley has handed us copy Of
"TAe National Freemason" for October, pub
lished at Washington. d. c., with request
that we should publish the following as a par.
tial reply to, the queries suggested in the
Press yesterday morning - Ed. PRESS. a5s.,
We can never withhold the aid of our paper
to give efficiency to the charitable sentiments
of our Institution. With this view we invoke
continued attention to the efforts of our breth-
rem in New York, to sustain the thirty Mason
ic missionaries Of humanity now in the Army
of the Potomac, and to augment their num-
Der. ,Ffa, ,,l.i+,ss',fs7 ...-,. $3.50 niatiy
The Masonic Mission realized $500 By the
Theatrical Benefit given it in New York.
The treasurer, Bro, Jpo. Simons, r. G.. M,
N. Y, thus notices 1t. In behalf of the Board
of Officers, we tender our thanks to Manager
and patrons, and assure them that our efforts
to make the Mission worthy the name it bears
shall be unceasing, and worthy this noble re-
Spouse to its Arst public appeal. Will not the
managers of other places OF public entertain
ment emulate the kindness OF the Old Bow
cry, its company and its patrons aiIisg t'ai
Thus far this agency has met the approval
of the President, Gen. Grant, the Surgeon
/ General, Sec. Welles, Sec. Stanton, Gen. Nc
Clellan, and Mrs. Gen, Fremont, and many
h1emDeTs Oh NOlStcbss VIC are picdoCu W SEQ
our good brother, the P. G. M of Maryland,
Rev. DIR. McJilton, interested in this work,
and the officers of the Christian Commission
ready to encourage, DR.. Valentine Mott, of
New York, says that these nurses @are both
efficient and practical. Besides being expe-
rienced women in the care of the sick. they
are actuated by strong and noble wish to be
useful to the wounded and suffering.n ~ :
The following is q specimen of letters from
the surgeons Of the army: sMrs. Edison and
the nurses have rendered invaluable aid to
our sick and wounded. They have performed
their duties with great ability and satisfaction.
Let the aid sent ON through this source be
more increased" "a
Let this Mission grow; let every brother
do something; let every Lodge contribute ;
let the MasOns in the army encourage, and
their friends at home employ this agency;
let the Masons throughout the country fur
nish funds; let the Grand Lodges initiate the
noble example Of Indiana in its contribution
OF $1,000 to the Sanitary Commission let
rooms be opened here ON plan similar to
the Sanitary and Christian Commissions !; let
permanenee be given to this movement, for
its agency will be more needed after the war
| Is fnlshed than even low, in relieving the
suffering and distress abiding among us for
| generations, the result of war.
We find that Jay Cooke & Co. have CON.
tributed 800 to this enterprise.
Donations may be sent to j. W. Simons. 40
Catharine street, n. T., or to the Editor
Washington City. .aaI
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
oumberland Conference Of ohnruhea,

The semi-annual meeting of this Conference
commenced yesterday at the I'd Parish Church
in this city, A goody number Of churches
were represented, both by pastors and dele
gates. ss - essa5f. 1sl5s- Is ss rse 80
Rev. Horatio Isley, Of West Minot, was
elected Moderator. MR. r9rrrel -.
The opening discourse was preached by
Rev. George L. Putnam, Of Yarmouth His
subject was, "The influence Of the Spirit,pa
which was treated in a forcible and practical
manner. "a.
In the afternoon there was discussion up
on the Work of the Spirit-its nature and re-
sults-which was participated in by Rev. DR..
Adams, Of Brunswick, Rev. D. Shepley, of
Yarmouth, and others. aasla s1aaea WI
The exercises OF the evening were devoted
TO the Sabbath Schools, and addresses by Rev.
DR.. Adams, Rev. Mr.. Waldron, Deac. Libby,
Mr.. Sewall Haskell, and others, were inter-
spersed by hymns prepared for the, occasion,
and sung by Sabbath School children. The
addresses and singing were alike touching and
instructive. The Conference will continue in
session during to-day. Fl "a s4ossi sI57e la4
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
B08s 926D.gs City Affairs, qgyG
In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
November l. 1864

In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN, I 3e
November 1, 1864. 81
Inc committee son p ublic Buildings, DC,
reported that they had sold at auction the lot
on St. Lawrence and Monument streets for
$llOO. On examining the deed 1t was disGov-
cred that no building could be erected within
nve feet OF either street. Consequently the
purchaser claimed deduction of $780, The
committee reported in favor of such reduc-
ton, and an order was passed to sell the lot
for $3.50.
The City Solicitor and City Engineer sent
in report adverse to the claim of S. B. Beck
Ell, Esq, for damages in laying out the East
ern Promenade. iao ia & s,sgsasg0 ~
Petition Of VIM. Brown for sidewalk on OK
ford street was referred. TO s.
An order was passed, in concurrence, to pay
s Cumberland Steam Fire Engine Co. S6S so and
Casco Steam Fire Engine Co. 500 in full for
extra services at the fire on Hobson,s Wharf
March oath and 18th, 1884
The appointments of Ruela n Fields, as po-
lIeeman in place of Fl. G. Cole, and Oliver 81.
Galilson, VIM Parker, Henry Gallison, Abijah
d. Purrinton, Henry Ell. Wilder and Joseph
a. hce as temporary policemen, were CON
a report was received from the Chairman
OF the Board of Assessors, of the business
done in that Board the present year. =
n Jehh w. Neal was appointed Undertaken
n The City Auditor reported that the appro-
1priasicns for City buildings and public build
ings were exhausted. An order was then
passed directing the City Treasurer to pay
such bills against those buildings as should be
audited, and that the deficiency be met at the
close Of the year by transfer of balance Of
other appropriations as may meet the amount.
An order was passed establishing the ASSESS
ments for the sewer on Silver street. 9i5 baa
The Committee on Lamps, &C., reported
that it was not expedient to place a lamp post
at the corner Of Wilmot and Laurel streets, as
prayed for in petition of ID. W.. Fessenden and
others. giiasa b IL Esaals 79oy q u
An order passed, in concurrence, reserving
and setting apart the lot in Evergreen Ceme-
terry known as "Vista Hill" for the purpose
of erecting thereon suitable monument to
the memory of our brave soldiers who have
fallen in the service of their country; such
monument to be erected when asfund for that
purpose shall have been provided, either by
public or private enterprises.
The ordinance regulating meetings of the
City Council was taken from the table, amend
ed, and, as amended, passed to be engrossed.
A convention Of both branches was held,
and William Perkins was elected Surveyor of
Lumber. aAa uoy sadf "a agah @ Zsat q ~
The Board then adjourned. 3al3'ss@ s-A
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
q From. North cerslsi,sss.

= ei,l.5e2 ". b9is91sie NEW York, Nov. l.. :
!. 5D4ats as to the 9th from NewberD, n. c., have
been received. 8 8gsas 84r5sssi & fs4asa
5 Lieut.. Brown, Of the commissary depart,
ment at Newbern, has arrived, and reports the
fever considerably abated. a white host had
occurred which had salutary effect. The
fever Is represented as being OF most malig-,
nant character, yielding very little TO medical
treatment. bae4t
The Charleston Mercury says President Da-
Wis, who has been opposed to making any con-
cessisns to the enemy, has been finally pre-
vailed upon to grant an armistice to the
North, provided it is solicited in a respectful
manner. This proposed armistice, il granted,
raises the blockade by land and sea, which will
enable our people to lay in large amount of
supplies. Deserters from OUT service will then
be glad to return in order to receive their pay
and an honorable discharge, which will give
us an additional force of twenty thousand vet
Grams. Then if hostilities are, resumed, the
South is sure of success. Therefore we lose
nothing by granting this experiment to the
Yankees, who have openly confessed that they
are whipped by proclaiming the war on their
part q failure, bgaf afesayg IA s-uo.l "A
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
Dr.. Watson, > Diptheria Cure.

73la3H p 7lfJUH9 = OBKRLINJ May 9Th, 1851
2 Sirs-Having cured four cases Of Diptheria In my
house, and watched its wonderful success in many
neighborhoods in nay travels; call Dr. Watson's
Dipthefia Cure sure cure for: that awful scourge
No one dies who takes it in season; and may LAY 1t
cures all who are thorough in using it; even after
the disease is called fatal by attending physicians
Ichailange amy one 10 show q failure where the
medicine has reasonable chance. sWhe would not
have it in the house, If they knew its power. A
Celebrated DFuggist here who feared to try it for
while finally tried it for every member Of his family
and told me he would not take 100 dollars for the
cure just for his family and don't believe he would
take it in gold even at its highest premium 1t re-
minds me of the Brszen Serpent sare cure.
10 Very Respectfully Yours p Il, M. &FREcER.
b FL. a. HAY, Druggist, Portland, general agent
for Maine, to whom al osders must be addressed.
81 Aug80 coda WITT Z ~ ai b-i2,ls) hsFs :
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
Mr. EDrroR' In Yesterdays Press app,

Mr.. EDTroR:-In yesterdays Press appear
ed a notice over n !" meant to injure the well
earned reputation of the Active club. III.
showed bis love for the trnth by giving the
only facts he could find against the AS. and
omitting all the favorable ones. In order that
the public may not be made the dupes of
base notice, allow me through your columns
to give the true facts. A short time ago we
challenged the Star club and played a score of
% to Is, notwithstanding we played short
handed and the fly to their bound game. Later
zoe again challenged them and were beaten;
now the game requires them to challenge US
or else give notice of their willingness to with
draw from the championship If challenge
is addressed to s"E. G. A., Portland, It will re-
ceive an early answer gao svaA ACTIVE.
We give the above gratuitous insertion, be-
cause we did the same by the notice to which
1t is a reply, but we give fair notice that,
hereafter, eU such and similar notices will be
refused unless paid for at twelve and a half
cents line, eight words reckoned to the line.
When the country is rocking to and fro like
drunken man, and staggering In its conflict
. with rebellion, and when the earth, trembles
beneath the tread Of armed men in deadly con-
tlict, We do not think the great public care
much for a game Of base ball, or what clubs
get whipped or what ones come off champions.
At any rate ace shall act'upon this idea--ED.
PRESS 5arl Us bih q8.tszs 3 5frsi' '-s-
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02

SIKaVLAR. The New York Nesos makes q
very remarkable appeal to its candidate. Az
ter speaking Of the population Of the Chicago
resolutions. u says. Il a5szg emo e9dT
We appeal to Gen. Mcclellan to undo this
wrong to his party, to his country, to expedi-
ency, Justice, humanity, and political good
faith. One word from him TO the effect that
he will support the principles enunciated by
the convention that nominated him win be
worth thousands of Democratic votes upon
the eighth of Aovemher:" s. eno9
The Tribune suggests that the General had
better speak that zone word, for hewitt need
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02

p SPECIAL NOTICE. The Advertiser con-
Jams 'ne following-no other paper having
the news-intended for the fats: - eisi
Inc next Lincoln draft will be for 100000
men and no substitutes and the last news
from Grant indicates that It will come imme-
diately after election. - 00' - q
We would direct the special attention Of ali
allen citizens and unnaturalized foreigners to
this piece Of Information. II they vote. no
plea Of alienage can save them from the draft
when it comes,