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CID LIST, barque Emblem. Nickerson Cape Hayt,en
5Sns hgntress. Clark, Dennysville; LAUREL Parker
for ct Croix 49, " iOau
"A, Ar "a, brig Alex Nickcls Rosebrook, Glaze BAY
pes PEG; Hy Alfred, Rich MillbridQe; Spartan Lord
Ann "9GIthi Shawmut, tanks; Gen Scott, Tapley ;
Jana liant and Day Spring. Snow. Bangor; Susan
Can;tol i9rIrey, do; Susan Ross, Herrick, Brewer
Wa Idol, Uolns Frankfort; Illuminator. Creamer
Ar al IN. N u Hathaway, Hathaway, Bath.
rance CoIhs,h urr22ra Kelley. st John NB; st Law
SULLIVAN; "a Henry A. Wade Waldoboro; Florida,
Have AND Bound a B,o Alley Ellsworth; Georee
JACKSON and bray HUFF, Wisesy.,.ssan bangor STERLING
Baths Splendid, Jackson Portland Vii@0n NAs"'
and RoeklaDd liz AS4@nu
GLoUCEss 1le- goth, sch Only Son, johnson.
land. 10y AVi'
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Dr.. Watson's Diptheria Cure.

OBERLIN, May 9Th, 1854
S'r:-Haying cured fsar CAGES OF Diptheria in my
house. and watched its wonderful saccess in many
nneignporhoods in my travels; I call Dr. Watson's
Dlptheria Cure sure cure for that awful scourge.
cures el who are thorough in using 1t; even after
the disease Is called fatal by attending physicians
challange any one 10 skpy failure where the
medicine has a reasonable CHANGE. Who would not
have it in the house; ii they knew its power. A
Celebrated Druggist here who feared to try 1t for
while finally tried It for every member OF his family
and told me he would not take 100 90 dollars for the
just for his family, and don't believe he would
take 1t in gold even at its highest premium ~ re-
minds me OF the +" Brazen Serpent sure cure.
Very Respectfully Yours, Z. NJ. SPENCER.
q. b. HAY, Druggist Portland, general agent
for Maine. to whom ell orders must be addressed
Aug80 eod&vtt
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lPor steamship Asia. at BOstOn.l


Ar at Liverpool 18th ult, Marcia Day. Chase, I'm
New York; 17th Polledo Plumer. Matanzas.
SID 18th, Moro Castle, k0ss, New York; lTIh, FL
len Austin, French. do.
ADV 18th, Peruvian; ts) for Quebec; Minnesota,
Ar at London 18th, Fawn Nelson, I'm New York;
Borneo. Reed. do.
AR at Portsmouth 18th, Thos whitney, Kelley, I'm
Sid FIN Bristol 18TH Kate Prince. Libby, Cardiff
At do 18th, Italia, Patton. for Antwerp. ldg.
Sid I'm Glasgow 10th, Sarepta, Patten, West Coast
Sid FIN Queenstown 18th, M A Herrera. xii man.
for Greenock.
SID I'm Cork l4th. Poledo, Plumer, Liverpool.
Ar at Galway l4th, w ID Sewan, Abseomb, Callao.
Ar at Nagasaki June 49, Delaware. Gray, shang.
hae; 10th, Comet, Wright, HOng Kong,
Ar at Foochow July 10. Wild Rover Rogers from
Shanghai 1lth Endeavor. Doane do
Sid July 6, Forest Belle, Percival. Tien-tsin.
Sid FIN Bangkok July 8, Advance Barlow, San
Francisco.
Ar at Messina Sd ult. Harmon, Buckley, Alicata.
Ar at Havre IA h, Yorkshire, Theobald, from New
York
Ar at Bremen 18th ult, J Baker, Stevens and Nor
wegian, Musans, Bassein.
[Per steamship saxolia, at New York;
Put into Portland 18th, Ceres, from Hamburg for
Cardiff.
Ar at Dublin 10Th, Kenilworth, Hutchinson, from
Callao.
Sid FIN St Michaels Aug %. Executive, Gorham,
New York.
Ar at Odessa Aug o. Brazil, Weeks, Redoubt Kale;
Antwerp, Sept II. Ship Rocklight. from CAlao,
lost two anchors and went ashore on the Dixie, off
Flanders Head. Was assisted off by two tugs.
SPOKEN.
septS, of Cape PalOs, ship Shakespeare from New
| York FOR Naples
Sept 81. LAT 3D. Ion 10. berque Garibaldi from New
Orleans for New Orleans
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BLACKwooD.-The September number of
this well-known magazine has been received
from the American republication office of L.
Scott 6 Co., New York. Contents, Chronicles
ofCarlingford, Conclusion; Cornelius O'Dowd,
Part VIII; Rev. Charles Kingsley and DR..
Newton; Tony Butler, Part XII. The Alphi-
beticals; Letters from the Principalities, No.
III; The City of Gold.
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Surveyors Office, Oct. l, 1854.

CIRCULATE THE DoCUMENTs.-The Union
National Committee have issued several cam
paign documents that will prove as discomfort
ing to northern copperheads as the shot and
shell from Grant and Sherman's forces do to
southern rebels. Geo. 81. Pendleton's Record,
Speech of Mr.. Seward on the Fall of Atlanta,
Speech Of Reverdy johnson in favor of abol-
ishing slavery, Our Burden and our Strength,
are the titles of somes of those received at this
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MR.. EDITOR: Is there lot some mistake in
the organization of the Mcclellan Club in
this city, as published by the Advertiser and
Argus? judge there must be, because one
Of the Vice Presidents is the same man who.
In our City Hall, before large audience, the
evening before the late State election, Kissed
the three negroes who, Jim Brooks stated,
were exhibited that evening for political ef-
feet! a ANTI MIscEGENATfoN
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Boston Stock List.
MARRIED.

In Boston. Sept 81. by VIM Alger. mir Robert =
Mitchell, Of Portland. end Miss Esther D Eweil
of Frankfort. [Corrected1
In Gorham. Oct 2, by Rev Mr. Strong, Enoch
Cobb. of Portland, and Miss Maggie A MayDerry,
of Windham.
In Cape Elizabeth, Oct 1, by Rev David D Spear
Solomon Jordan of G 4, and Mrs Nancy Skilin,
of Portland.
In Bath, Aug 81, John Ames, of Wiscasset, and
Miss Rosie Fowler, of Westport.
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Portland Photographic Gallery,
so MIDDLE ST, PORTLAND, Me-,
A, g. DAVIS, Proprietor,
Portland, May 10, 1854 mayI2d6m
t.,irf f.. DIR. TEBBETTS'
Is PHYSIOL GICAL
Ts.o,.,s. HAIR
r E G e N E r A r Q r !
IT'S MoDUs oPERAND1:
DIR. TEBBETTS'
IT'S MoDUs oPERANDI:


Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands;o more commonly Roots
of the Hair 1t is from these Glands that every hair
ofthe head Is formed and seereted AS long as the
scalp IL free from desase these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps lis natRrsl appearance
and color But when huinprs aud other diseases Of
feet the scalp these GLANDS become involved in the
same dsesse and the hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle Sooner later the hair begins 70 fall
off, and in many cases, ii not arrested will produce
complete badness.
TO remedy this pathological condition of the
glands, and create new and healthy action, the
Physiological Hair Regeneration has proved per-
feet success.
It not Dye and win rot stain particle 1t
will positively 'RRsToRE GRAY ii lab" in all cases
to its original color. 1t promotes growth of new
hair in all cases on Bald Heads when the glands or
roots Of the hair not completely disorganized,
It prevents the hair from falling Of and removes all
It keeps the hair so moist Hd perfectly healty and
gives It a glossy and beautiful appearance. 1t i
highly psrfnmed, and dressing 1t has no snperi.
or The RegeneFator' is warranted to produce the
above results tn oil cases. If not the money 10 he
refunded With 1t every sfGray Headn in New Eng
land can be restored in less than thirty days.
Price rs cents per Bottle.
TIBBETTS BROTHERS. oa
Druggists and Chemists, Proprietors, Manchester
Sold at wholesale and retail By WV WHIppIp
81 Market Square. Portland, Sole Agent. and byy
Druggists every where. sept0 "a eodtoianI
Ityouafein want fanny kind ofPRINTING
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UNION PRISONERS IN LIBBY."-A letter
from Libby to the Bangor Wing says the
following captured at Sycamore Church, Sept.
10th from Co. D., 1st D. G. Cavalry, are
at that prison; Capt. W. S. Howe; priyates c..
C. Simly, D. r. Mckinney, G. F. Hamilton,
George jackson, A. D. Spratt, G. L. Pease, j.
N. Prescott, S. Davis, 81. V. Whitcomb, D.
Lawrence, o. Cole, J. McCorrison, P. F. R.
Clark, ]. W. Herring, S. S. Simpson, E. Hill.
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The following vessels have been cold recently at
London: 7 Roger b48 tons. built at Bath in is47
at f2050 Oscar, 64s tons, built at pamariscotta in
1852, $3.50; Gertrude 508 tons, built in Maine in
1854 at f2500 Samaritan. 1919 TONS built Bath in
1854. at f5000 sheffield, Go tons, built at Bath in
1881 at f2700 Atlas 431 tons. built at Bath in 1856
f23U0 Napoleon, 935 TONS built at Bath in 1859 at
f7O0O; Consgnme mt, 1874 tons, built at Brunswick
in 1855, at $500.
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BIC PoTAToEs.-We have upon our table
three potatoes raised by Mr.. Warren M. AID.
ans of Rumford, which weigh A IA pounds;
one of them weighing one pound and fifteen
ounces. They are the White Mountain spe.
cies. II anybody has larger please send along
q halt bushel, more or less.
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IBr TEL. TO MERoHAsrs' ExouANoE.I

HYANNIS. Sept 8. Steamer Island Home, from
Nantucket, reports, at IL A NJ, picked up. in Vine.
yard Sound, Capt Richardson ard four men of the
sch Charlotte, lumber laden. from Bangor for New
port. The struck on Pollock Rip, Saturday night
about o'clock, and so filed and went to pieces
The crew, when rescued. wore on the quarter deck
of the sell just above the water, in exhausted
condition.
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IMPORTS.
WINDSOR Ms. Sch Morning star-lsO tons plas.

WINDSOR Ms. Sch Morning star-l6O tons plas-
ter, master. 1T L
BsRsiNGTON Ms. Sch harrington $50 otis
pollock Sc otis Goldfish II bbls herring bbls mack
erel bbls tongues and sounds Dbl aiwiyes II bbls
oil, bbls potatoes, Is bales rags, to master.
Sch Mary MeKenzie-l00 otis fish. bbls OIL 40
bbls salmon. so bbls tongues aud sounds bale rags
100 pairs mittens "a pairs STOCKINGS master.
MAITLAND Ms. Sch Reindeer--llG tons plaster
master s gog
ST GEORGE NIB. Sch Edinburg- 1000 # lum-
Der, to Miller.
HILLSBORO NIB. Brig Dougass-139 tons coal,
Kerosene Oil Co.
Sch Ecipse-i72 tons goal, Kerosene Oil Co.
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The special claims Of tha

AMBRIDGE EDITION
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ditions made to the later Paris Editions are here
first translated. The volumes beautifully print
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fully bound in maroon vellum, and have received
the unanimous ard uuq alified praise the press
being the most elegant books made in America.
For sale bv all Booksellers, and sent by mail post
paid on receipt of the price. by
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice is hereby given that the Spar Buoy tempo
rsrly place Jack Knife Ledge outer entrance to
Kepnebec River Me- was removed on the Sd inst and
a Sd Glass Nun Buoy painted BLACK apd marked j k
in white was set to mark the danger,
"a - BY order Of the Lighthouse Board,
AAjDEs tkA[- IL. X. HINKLEY, TIM
l.. Ii. Clerk 1st District.
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- The Secretary Of the Treasury has an
nounced that offers will be received at the treas
ury department until noon of the l4th inst,
for six per cent bonds to the amount Of $4o,-
600, 900.
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The Mutual Benefit Life ms. Co. VS.. The
Ny. Life.

The 0raat len 9Th of Mr.. Kimball's communication
will obIiee me to answer In circular which is al.
ready in print; meanwhile abstract OF the whole
may servo to disabuse the public.
The first charge made by Mr. X, is that did not
surrender the agency of the New fork Lie al
great pecuniary sacrifice; my answer to ~nlcn Is
two fold lst. never said that did. znd' Is
true nevertheless; and now aver, and am reao "
prove that sacrificed four-ffths of my yeariy IN
come on my Life business by making the chanse
complained of; and that made this sacrifice ior
TWO reasons: first because of the superior dd0o"-
RACES saw in the Mutual Benefit system for the as
s~red, and secondly because belieyed-and my sue
cess thus far has fully justified my belief-that On
the end tie exchange OF agency would be much
more advantageous for myself
The End charge is, that after claiming triumph
over Mr. Neal in our newspaper controversy of last
winter, have been suddenly converted by review
of the same arguments. To which answer, 1st that
my port of the controversy with Mr. Neal was con-
fined to single pointyiz: the expenses of the N
Life, about which he had been rnisled, as he &C.
knowledged and that Imost carefully avoided every
other position taken by him, because foresaw the
result, and that Icts and not review of his argu-
ments have satisfied me. of the cast advantages
the Mutual Benefit Co. offers to its policy holders
statistics given below on the highest official author
ity, alike disinterested and conclusive,
He says Furthermore, or implies, that BY claiming
to have been further enlightened by later official
reports seek to miseRd. To this charge say that.
inasnuch as the observation-disclosures make
up their report to the LIST of Nov while that of the
N. Y. Commissioner u made up to the lat of Jany;
the first being published In Asrsh, snd the last not
until May or June, could not know IN DECEMBER
'63 officially what has become but too evident since
June ga; Tor example. that the percentage Of er-
penses on income in the N. Y. Life is 1912, being
o32 per cent more than it is in the Mutual Benefit,
and in fact nearly double, nor di know upon au-
thority not to be questioned till these reports ap-
peared that while the New York Life had issued
1854 not 1886" policies Than the Mutual Bene-
it, within the year. that the actual amount insured
| b. the Mutual Benefit Co. was nearly 100000 more
than the smount insured by the n. Z. Life-showing
that capitalists and Of substance icere gicing
the preference ereryachere to the Mutual BENEFIT sys
tenn The following abstract from the last report Of
the N. Y. Commissioners may belp cure the strange
hallusination which Mr.. X. sppeags to be laboring
under ~ t7a.iat4 = q ll- 1sl
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Lost.

A SMALL package of papers. among which vvas
N letter from the Adjutant General of Calico
MIA The finder viii be suitably rewarded Nv leSv-
ingt NJ 'n's oince'! oct4dSt
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BANGOR LUMBER MARKEr.-Amount of
lumber surveyed from January l to October
/. 1854, compared with the amount surveyed
during the same period in 1852 and 1853.
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A good secondhand Piano, nrica
ESSz@-sEl $3.50. Can be seen at
WVH "A. R0BINSON'S,
81 Exchange st.
Oct Adv
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Hearh's Counterfeit DetectOr.

N infallibie method Ct distinguishing Spurious
n and altered Notes.
he work is profusely il ustra'ed with Engravings
BY the American Bank Note Company, Representing
the standard of work genuine bills. Ii contains
full and complete insirUctons which win enabio
aay one at sight 70 detect Counterfeit or altered
Noises, and the bookstores generally. oct4d2w.
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Office of the U. s. Marshal.

District Of Maine.
Portland, october 3. 1854. !
SEALED Proposals will BIO received at this oflos
~ until SATURDAY, the ff eenth dav cf October
current, at noon, for furnishing the Unied states
Courts with Lehigh Furnace Coal for one ear from
the first day of October A. D. 1864. The Coal to DO
of the rest quality free from slate and dust and TO
be put into the basement of the Gus ON House In
Portland In such quantities and at as the
Marshal of the District OF Maine may direct
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Fuel for
the u. s. Courts" and addressed to the United
States Marshal TOR the District o. Maine
CHARLES CLARK,
oc.4dtd u s. "srshal Dist. Of Maina
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Notice to Physician 5,

TIE Stock and STAND of Physician and Dru1.
gist, in aourishng Village in this state. on 4
Railroad viii le sold at bargain, as the owner Il
about retiring from business.
Apply to W. II. PHILLIPS, l49 MIDDLE Street
Portland. oct4d1w
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rnREIGN FORTS

AT Foochow July 4. ship Eudeavor, DOane, for
Shanghae.
At Swallow July 2. barque Biavatha, Ryder. from
Newchwang.
At Annoy July 81. ships Monsoon. Merrill. from
Shanghai, ar July IL; Samuel Russell, Burdick, tor
Foochow.
AZ Hong Kong July %, ship Northland, Emery.
for Maulmain, aud others
=, AZ Manila July 90. barque Madelia, Paine, for
Melbourne.
Ar at Penang Aug s. barque COurser. Griffin, from
Maurhtus. ar 4fh, unc
London-Recent engagement: F Herman, for
Cardih and New York, coa ais lSs. Boston, 20s; G.
Richafdson. rica ports TO Ueited Kingdom or Con-
tDent, f3 los Sd; lien Hood do do GO los; Chss
Duncan; CardGto New York. iron; sareuta. teak
timber, Maulmain to Calcutta Co.'S Bombay T0s, three
voyages and thence to U X Cont, "a lis Cd Loeb
Lamar rice ports to U X or Continent, ga Is on n
round; Gen Shepley, do do, los; 4 Southland do do
los; Kate Dyer, Cardiff to Portland LIS; Cushing,
ard STAR rice ports to or Cont, 70; Crescent
CITY. do do, 77s Ceres, Cardiff 10 Portland Goals
Ell per on; Roswell spragpe, Newport to Rio jas
metro, Goals, 26s
At Santa cruz (Cuba) l4th ult barGue Florence
Peters. Hooper, for New York 13d ldg; brig Celes.
tina, Pickett, for do 18th.
Sid I'm Lingan CB prev TO 23d ult. schs Evelyn.
Mabel Hall, Cyclone, Oriental, and Matilda, all for
New York,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

kE- Carriers Of the Daily Press are not also,0ed
to sell papers on their routes
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.tot;.t;cc, ~ Tho co,cl,s;ors had arrival
-. - !. no sa,;.fo otorv - man
80 husinoss and forasigbt An b,t t,yo ot tbasa be
over r. absolute sience: and ON these two he
iahor. /, sbo,v that T am wrong Buthowa he charg
=, ;.h ~ a--or of ssIso I77 o. in statinv tho s.;n
oo,a from interest in lssa,-apd attempts TO prove
a. hroro,;no NOT from, the latest the n Y.
.aor+ h.. ssor, ono ,f an sprl;sr date For mart
- .S. ;tar ho,,ava- which docs not annear in the
.,..-a.t - ~, .ar.,t me-, ab,osa 20 ra,v on the
80 -o.o,. az n;r..,ors - fur u will
-. - o,,;sa,a. .ha ;tams oe;,.
g 100 - 9;.. q. sh.,. ra,o,, Co..
voMo ~ ICE, To-. ~. so,,a,,,,. .,oann+ of
eA-~+'y -s' 80 s,s '..., 1000
-D'S' Wv -SSsf' w -'-N N' - s1ss s51.73
and the Mutual Benefit.
Amt interest recetped; tsSg. S9ds .a.z'go
AMI INTEREST "ocr"e" ~ 1900 t-l,-.5,.o
Total, $44G, 546, IS
sho,v;no tba trutb IN he axactIv ga stated it. Mr.
in Ia c-it;c;sus bav;n. ieft ont ant;relv the
amount of acorued interest
40 with regars to ennensas the second noipt made
nv MIR. x He daras not denv thai the exneuses of
a. ,,ls, e
cont Of be;no ernctI,, o,,hIs the sxnenses ~ The
Mutual Ben aft "a fact of itself suicient to mt
any man of common sense uoon a thorough inyesti-
CATION since the produc.iyeness and to a certain ex
tent the safsty Of his Investment. will depend upon
the EXPENSES of dmin;stration. INT he NV ouotino
from the earlier Massachusetts renort instead of the
latest N \. report endeavors to convict me of err
ror and this although had given my authority for
what said,
Says Mr.. H., "eu the point OF Dividends have but
iitte 10 say hoeeo'-nor 90 mucn wonder
since aiter ALI lnat Is e queSloh between us-tne
very g'ss ol inc "noie controversy ana the little
'n4. ~ uoss 10y :. asnouns WI .aNo nS
wv .'s,it ~ = N,o ue0ia.eu 90 per ~
'no '~s. eAe ssy 'n0i saseu INC
80 49,, :. y ~
80, - - 49, .r.'.N. 10.
dona ~ t.ton ~ con.,nanoo. pnt.hoonoat;or
i ono 81 oh;I;,1 denendn
surns TAKE the lafest otiaia renorts on This vorv
noint and sec how dsDgerous onestion Mr has
managed to slur over with con this no;nt 7 have
but little m savn-Thev stand tbus.
MutuaI Benefit-net surnlus. s1S2e 100 AZ
Nov Yosk Lie asa cor o.
Showing difference in the amount of undivided
surplus Of 81 541 an 80 in favor Of the Mutual Ren.
eft Co.
Out of this question about dir;dends grows the
question of cost to the assured. have undertaken
TO show that by the Mutual Benefit system it will
the assured s2 less on every 500 of the pre-
MUM he has to pay than to inGpre jim the New York
Life, the dividends of these two companies being
for the last five years as tollows:-
900 -, -
Nut BENZ az ~ ot46 nv c5o op 6 @ so Ns =,
NJ \. Life 81 pr c3O pr ctsO pr las pr ct 50 pr Ct
.nd ,ho d;r;do.a. !, .ho Mu..,
on,v do.arod 80 h,,. - De-ls ny
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Notice.

fHNne stockholders Of the New England scravv
n Steamship Company are hereby otifed th". ~
assessment of thirty-two dollars on share has 49,
iaao, ana that the same is payable at cnce a. tha
once OF Tn Treasurer Browns Wharf 't-'
oct Nv HENRY FOX, Treasurer.
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W-Ifyou arein want ofany kind ofPRINTING
ali ct the Daily Press once. Il
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An Event in I,iterature.

An american Dictionary Of the English Language.
by NoGh Webster, Ii. D., MoI oughig revised
and greatly enlarged aud Improved. By hauncy
Il. oodrich, Ii. d., and Noah Psrfer, d. u =
Springfield. Mass: Published by G. C. Merri-
nm. 2tlfa ST. 1894. y
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A VERY PLEASANT unfurnished roouo 10 Ia. =. No
"A % Daniorth street. o % W.
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Which may soften the heare of this cew.n
IN Y. Tribune. $500
Eight thousand federal prisoners died at
Andersonville in July and August, ACCORDING to
Richmond journal. being at the rate of almost
100 per day Is not this sufficient to show that
they must have been cruelty treated IF anv
UGH mortality prevailed among rebel prisoners
in the North, what howl would go up from
Europe over federal inhumanity -[Newbury-
port Herald. gsbr5.-
BThe McClellan-Pendleton ticket reminds
the n Z. ii ibune of the unfortunate dog in
Munchausen's story, who, while running at full
speed, came against tree with such force as 10
split himself from snout to tail. Munchausen
says be clapped the two halves together and thew
united. but inadvertently two legs were up and
two legs were down. The running gear of the
Chicago ticket was similarly botehed, and now
the Copperheads insist on taking the dog apart.
R The State elections which occur on Tues-
day of next week in Ohio, Pennsylvania and In
diana, will be regarded with intense interest
In Pennsylvania the election will be for members
of Congress, The delegation is now equally d.
yided The majority for Curtin, for Governor.
last fall, was Is, 1926 On the soldiers vote this
year, the Union majority will no doubt be much
larger than last. A Governor and Congressman
are to be chosen in Indiana, and the struggle
will be desperate one AIS Vallandigham was
buried last year by over 100 900 votes, there can
be no doubt that Ohio will give large Union
majority.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-04

ll5,l67 100 $50, l42, 1855 los, 406, 65s
each month in 1874.