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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
GROVE &, 8 81 RsrR1s
PREMIUM. SEWlNE MAcHINES..
30 THE ONLY GOLD, 4IEDAI

Ever AWardedto Sewing Machines In Illinois.
VaHRsElNachineS were awarded th6, HIahest Pro.
IL miums, over all competitors, for the Best Fam.
ny Sowing Machines, the Blst IGIRnnfantnfink Ma.
sAnsT and the Best Machine Work, ct the following
New York Suite Fall, iaa go LIZ feSIs
First Premium for family machins.
First Premium for double -thftad machine.
Eifst PEsminn Tor machine work. "a taG T'
First Premium ior family machine. ntfisz9
First Premium for manufacturing naehinsI "a.
First Premium for mAchine work
Iowa State Fair, 4s.iG y5tr ,,fIsyi f-s5s. t-i-,
First Premium fol. family machine Va
First PremiumIor manufacturing maehmet
First Premium for machine work.
Michigan State Fair, II Il 2stJsi
( Pint Premium for family machine, ,t "a,
First Premium for manufacturing mahbfne.
First Premium for machine work ss-Tf
Indiana State Fair, ~.
( fStpTtminm for machine for all purposes.
X ftir9t sEemiGm for machine work, . -,t, i'et
First Premium for machine for all purpcse
5i1iftt Premium for machine work, mo- u T., 4
RlrSt Premium for machine for ali pnrp6sS55
y ,FiTst Premium for machine work. al z II
Pennsylvania State Fair, - lss
First Premium for MISUNDERSTANDING MI ,fAa,....,
az tirSt Premium for beautifnI machine WORK.
First Premium for machine work
.ARdas tLe toItOt0ing. County ,kairs -: =,
,Chittenden Co., Vt, Agricultural socisty. - ''Af
- 4 o
-Ilrht Prenihm for manufacturing mdchfhe
First Premium for machine work. ~
JhAmplAiu Valley, vt Agricultural Society,
First Premium for family machine
krstsR remlnm for manu- tSGtufiuK maokfns
First Premium ormaehinS iyori!5
HAmpden Co., MASS., Agricultural Socisty ,f,-
Diploma for family, machine,
tItpl pm4 for mAchine work. u II 5bu
Rratiblin Co., N.Y., Fair = = 4 1
First Premium for family machine
First Premium for manufacturing machIn0
Qqeenss Cor n. Y, Agricultural Society
First Puemipm for family machfhe
Washington Co, MY, Fair ~ 4
FIRST Premi sm for family machine LDH
saEatoga Go /, N. y Fair, Ia ~
Z. Tint Premium for family machine
Mech&dic'1 I6adtdte Pa, RsIr.
FIRST Premium for machine for all purnozas
first Premiuubfor machine work
TIC above comprises all thS9PairS aF which Al,
GROVER 4 BAKER MACHINES Vefef OxhibIte,
tais year. AT nearly all Of thsm the leading soWin
Machines were in competition
The W2lk made upon the Grover Baker SewipI
Machine has receiysf tho 7Pirsts Prein1 u an
stats FAR Ia the United States where Il has beeI
eAnlDitSd tothIs dHt6s 71 ? rs 5=lsg =. atI
Sales rooms 1c5H Main ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
JOS. M0DONAL, 10
: noYoe-em :s..,2srs alsai General Agent.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg aiidWheel.
s1.e Hfdg ing GRailFRo aCl. Jlis1sH j


Ia
nNtAND ABFERsMoNDAY NV leth, lss8! pe..,
5sRgs5 Eai9: VIZ lehE0 B5dgsPoFt q OloYr
HOO A. H. Mail Train, stopping at al StAtiops, ar
Ttyes Ct Pittsburgh at $50 P, 81, and
saSas zEfi3Ss Il Pf.tsSaTsss iPE d e 80: g
1000 =. II. iE 4pEes Frai6. sIr,v.. &.
2lOiA.M- anal Cleveland 81, BIS Am.
REI.URMING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At $3.50 A. u. and 40 P. 81, AZ n
ttTs at BEidgePoTt q COS P. M ana COCA NJ. - I
1s46 2. NJ, arrive 4 Bridgeport Ct 6:Cg H. ~ 1S5S
A. MsAud 6saS Pm : ~ n iradFpiI tf.s5T -
,SonHSSttons are, made as Follows,
At Pittsburgh With PennsylTahia R. R. for HRIfts
y ni'asie 81 burg, BGlamereS va lhingto6, IP6iIa,
at difPe Gs7 SSS fSF SSd soston
n SSln aRHsq tss RstESl @siosFg aPd
[Gg tiGns Detroit steamers for Dgtroit! Jaclcnon
chicago and the NORTH WEST, Witt
UisIeaud 4 Erie r. B. for Ifis Dun.
s51u!Dsg ktrk, Bnfalo and Niagara Falls. With
ofeEeladd, ColuniBaS & Cihcinnati f5T
tsiasia hgSLssssmA FDelspaESi Columbus and
'At Hudson With the Q. ia Oh R. for ouyahoeS
i-sfsc; ltellS, Akron, MillerRburgh and WooS-
AtsAllianeo with P: Fl. wa. o. R.R. for Canton.
Mas!inon, Wooster, Salem, Rnon co
80 lumbu8 and Chicago. ,
AZ Stenbenyille wtthP O. 4 Q. Line and Az BRILkTI
with 0.R.R.foF ZRnssyfllhs JeIl,
5l9W s7sQ ark Columbus, Xenta, DAYTON IndE
anApoGs, Cairo, Cincinnati, Lo6isyfIle
81. Louis, st. Joseph and ali Oofnti
s.tei. Rtst and South West, :,
EXCURSION Tickets to Pittsburgh and return ~ m
EAsS alwAys asloE, and time much quicker tSSI
2 ThEodgi Tickets to ali points In the West sSorI
End East can be procured at the ONCE nnier IN
ncLure House, wheeling, Va or With T9sSrsi
Agent ut Bridgeport Station. 49,, = 4'NA'
Freight contracts will be made GtIoIett rates b
any point accessible by this road and its
70 tue East, North West and Northwest a ONO
under NJ lure House, or with TT AGENT Al fRrf5.S
PSstotAaon'a 4 n 3. tHm., D. TERRY; Agent
Wheeling, Va
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent, -
jim. MCCULLOUGH, Pss.,d.s. Bridgeport, 2.
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PORN OF PROPOSAL.
[1owE, OognFr Az srArr.I

Ing feaH t gCDAR8.E 80
8 i, tho AubGcriber, do hereby propose to furuiah
aud deliver 70 the United States 1t the Quarter
Of yOur advertisement inviting proposals. for forage
dated cnmDsFlAud, .7-1s64, the following
bushels OF Corn, IN sacks, at-per Bushsl
otiSSl hfty.six pounds I'D : 5sl,l l7Fif'-
.5-Bushell Of Oats, IN sacks, a. per buGhel
Of 1885, thtrty-tRo pounds.
pounds - - ~ '0H : -''s'
pounds.
Delivery to commence on or before the day Of
--lS64, and to be completed on or before the
.-=-dAy of--1S6-, and -pledgS myself 70 enter
into written contract with the United States with
good and approved security within the space Of ten
days after being notified that mybid has boon 40!
Your ob't. servant. NJ.
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To be certified by the United states DiEtr, al AZ.
torney, Collector OF Customs, or any other ofieer
under the United States Government 'oF lresnonsi.
BILE person known 70 this ONCE. st SA-3t.
A. v. BARRINGRR
Captain and Chief Quartern ast.r
JanZ4-d Department Of West VirRinia &
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We. the undsrsigned, residents r--tu the
and seVOfally covenant with the United States and
guarantee Ia case the foregoing bid of--be
accepted that he or they will within ton days after
the acceptance Of said bid execute the contract lor
the came with good and sufficient 6uretIes in q
sum equal to the amount OF the contract to furnish
the forage proposed In conformity 70 Tho terms Of
advertisement dated 49, 1864, under which the
bid was made and In case the slid--shalI fail to
enter Into contract Aforesaid, we guarantee 10
make good the diGer6ncs between the ofFer bV the
satd--and the nbxI0low responsible bidder
OF the person 70 whom the contract may be awarded
1870 -
RitnesS: sr.t- ats-a re7s'
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hereby certify to the best of my knoWIsase and
belief the above named guArantors are good and
I1teeht Gs sureties for the amount for which they
'Her &C Be security. 7tfiz
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
ENDORSEMENT or THE PRESS

ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many Thousands cared At ttIS Institution
~ ieiIer yea, shd the NUMEROUS important Bur-
glcal Operations 4peRlOEm6d By DEs Johnston Wit.
pse5ed PY the reporter Of the t4snu1 "ClIpper,"
aud many other paper notices q witch have Hp-
eafsdl again ana again before the public, besides
~ standmg - gentleman Ofeharacter and reSpon-
slbtl4ty, = . aI6leieHt guarante ID Gho AfictSd.
asa SKIN plsEAsEs sPRElILY, CURED.
!. &5cNo letters received unlOss postpaid and con-
tanning stamp 70 b used on GI5 reply. Persons
E4llng qhqpl9 STATE age md eend PORTION ofAdV'
tiSsment describing lympt0nE
JOHN H. JOHNSTON, II. :"
p OF the BaltImoto Lock HdspttS,f96S,
lans Ply az ~ . - AlAtylanu.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
DISEASE q FIMPRUDENdE

{, mn -..SS--@SE4 1H4 -. ~ OONNSNs
nheh gthe isguided and fuiprudent- Votary OF
pleasure hnds that he has imbibed he RsedS Of
painnl disease It too often happens that "a iltmsd
fs5se g sh1me' or dread Of discovery, dstsrS him
respectaDility can alone befriUud him. delaying tn
the eonsutpttonM gymptoms Of this horrid disease
theiF such as liberated sore throat
Guessed nose nocturnal pains in the head and
limbs dmness Of sight, Deafness nodes on the shn-
bones md arms blotehes nthe head, face and ax-
tFemihe4, progressing with hightful FapIdity till at
last the palate of the mouth Or the bones Of the nose
ta I'M and the victim n this awful disease becomes
hoEnd ehJect Of eommlserationj untII death puts
Pekloo g ms dreadful 1saeEingss by sending him
traveller FetHrnS!1 p q ,{off7Ts gisSifi 9S'-SS
II! geiqasloly fact chat Thousands fail victim,
70 6nls terrible disease, owing TO the unhkfunesI
OF tEnoFant; pretend0Ts, Wh0s by theilS OF that
gsgdty son, AereaYys ruin the constitution and
.nhke th9 fealdue ofliie mlsetabla.- 1na
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
Va iTAKEl PARTICULARS NOTICE,

Haf4 AhAN fAhIlOuLAh, NOTICE.
Or. addresses all those who have injured tbsm
selves BY improper fndus snee and SollEAry hSb
yhleh ruin both body and mind, unfittinS them
ieE either business, stud society or marriage.
produced BY early habits Of youth, Viz: W.oEnrS.
OF tho Back and Bin6k Pains In tho laSsH DImns,,
9t Los Of HusculAr Power. Palpitation Of the
seeht OF the Digestive lEnnotfons General DsbIfy
SyPPtotns of COnaumption DO '"
MhHTALIY.-Th6 fSaffuii efEsetS on ctEsi mind 49,.
much 70 DO dreAded-LoaI of MemoFy. Con6,SIon ~
1deas, Depression Of Spirits. Xvii Fof6odfnes Aver
9a 70 Society SelEDstrust, Love OF Solitude Tim.
idltyi 4eS are some OF the evils produced,
THOUSANDS OF perS0hb OF an ages can nov INDIE
hst z the cause Of their declining health ioIiSE
their Tigorl becoming weak, pale, nervous Sni
eEaolAtedt having RsSipguiar appearance about ne
eyes, cough and 1ymptonns Of consumptIon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
STA DR. JOHNSTON, eas

lomneE Q! inc hoyAb College, o. snrge0n8, London
the United States, and tie greater ID hos m.
mas Deep pent in the h0spitals OF London, Paris
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some az
many troublSd with ringing in the head and esr'
Woen asleep. great hetH0usneiss being alarmed Al
spader sounds baShfnlnees, With frequent blushiug
cnFbd y. . u : 4 Ts-'--sf N' "e'9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
.BAL IIlAlRE EEK H1sRlaAL
opRR QANr6N. OB1AINRD.
-" RsFABLISHED as REFUGE RRo
oUKCKERY.sHN f.sss.f.


SDR- CORRESPONDENTS DIsC0VERED THE MOST
II Certain Speedy and Only Ehs6th6i Remedy
IN the world for all Private Disease weakness OF
the Back and Limbs, stricturOi Ageetioqs of the
Kidneys and Bladder, InVolHntafy tbiDehafeks, I'm.
poteneyS General Qebtl SeFVUntnees Dygpepsa1
.Lang9er, Low oOnfussOn q Ideas PalPita.
ton Of the BeaTt Timid Trembling, DlmBtss Of
Sight GiddineBj, DiBe6Se E0fe the Head Throat,
NoSe OF SkinI AhSef16hbof the Liver, EdHgs, Stom-
ach or BoWeIS-tho66 T6FTfEI6 disorders arising from
the Soil HabgS oeYo1th-,thpSs sEoRET and SOL
ttar eticeS more 4ataRt 70 Their ti6tins than the
song Of Byrens to the Mariners of Ulysses, bghtng
their most brilliant hopes antiepationS, render
ing mafriAseb &es imP6sSibieIta $3.50 ID
/: seesyta q YOUNG MEN 'ssst
sSig s1Is Ss@I s1bl'a s
nuauy sweeps 70 IN untimely- grave Thousands OF
Young Men Of the most exalted talents aud brilliant
,nsiis RiERs SihsE ave sntraneed lis
Iening senatesiRllh the thnndelB OF eloquenee, or
Y seEteaythe living hrs PAyealt ptth full
80 % MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or 1oung Men contemplating
ds6ilify, deformitie g speedily caTed. @N'N
HeEhopiactS himself undsr the care Of DR.. J.
may religiously e0nhdsin hiS honor a. gentleman,
and nae9tly nPP4, his lkll a physician.
a, Et65fs ORGANIC WEAKNESS -
Immsd i9tsly cured aud Phil Viget Restored.
4 This Distfe5sihg d6ttton- renders Life and
iItie penalty paid by the
victims Of impTopeS indnlg enees Young persons are
TOO apt g commit excuses from not belng aware OF
the dtsadl u eenseQu that INDY ehslo Now,
WHO thaEunderstAnd8 heHubject will pretend to
deny that the power of proreation Sc Lost sooneF by
those taIing into Improper habits than BY the pru-
dent! Besides being deprived 81 the pleasure Of
ofsprinR tile most serious and destructiyss
symptoms 10 both bodYAnd mind arise TheSr
IesS1 ssEsS shS Rhya cal aud
Ind & Ea.tIRE Of
Office, No. q S6tisijs tt5a6ck ST.,
d Leis h I'D sIds going FROM BaltinQse
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GUARANTEE.

Capt. A. W BGnR1auER, Chief QuArtermaSter DEpart.
insut OF West Virginia. Cumberland, Nd. itJC.
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siiHi sci SDRANGRRSnnvfa

z leslisi aeti SURANGERSunvia
Erpst liyes, or health to the care of many
unlearned and WORTHLESS PFStendsrS IIsatitnte Of
knuH ledEet name or ebRrasteE1 who copy Dr. John
ston advertisements, or style thSmsolyes, in the
neEgpa perS, regularly Educated P6yaioians inca
Pa4ls p they keep jpn tTilnE month after
month taking their hIthy and poi Sono1s Compound
Of g long q the masst gOe can be obtained, and
0Vgr your own Calling diSappoiftfHeEf!
[ ~. ohnsfons = the only PhYStciAp adSsrtising
~ credentials or diplomas always hang in his
H8 remedies or treatment are unEnovn 70 all
from allfe SpShtih the great hos.
las rs Enropep the fFst IN the country and more
-lllLhe world. lE.aL.a al -. -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
YOUNG MEN

INDUCED in when alone, habit frsdpentr I.STns5
rom owl Companions, or at school, the StfectS Of
ats ntshtlJfst1 eVepWheh aGIs6p, and Il not
both mild and body, should apply inimediAtsiSl
What 2 pity that young man, the hope Of hs
country the darling Of hts parents, should be
snAtehed from all prospects and enioyments OF life
Py the consequences Of deTtAting from the path On
oatufe And tndnlging In oefain secret habit such
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03

gl,.ftss, u AnRlA4Ei ~
Reflect that a sound mild ard bddy arc The most
neeessaEy requi4lte4. 70 promote, eonnnhiSi hapDi
PES. Indeed, without these the Journey throTEh
ne become! afWeary lgEio1GgO; Tho Tfoibect hour
VI der TO the Yiewj the mind, becomes shRdoVed
with desp6ir andA HE'D With the melShcloly refSe-
ae mat me heg1tqe9 9E anpther becomes pighted
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03

il..JQasf,I- = q NJ q 4Bo8-J
ON aud siter Monday night, the 10Th Of Angus
lstfh PASSENGER trAiHss6ffBe iuntby th0S toiloV
ing schedule: sst,.s fi
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
3aIti1iiore 3 ohio Railroad.
ORFfuE = 0HIo RAILReAD Co, \

~ 8F
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03

Ever AWarded'to Sewing Machines In Illinois.
ITaHEsEfNachines were awarded the Hiahest Pro.
Il miqms, over all competitors, for the Best Fam.
ny Sowing Machines, the BlsttMAnufaCtufink Ma.
ehinea and the Best Machine Work, at the following
STATE RAIRS of 1894. - $50 1-ss'lETf
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24
Another Opposition Blunder.

We did suppose the democratic members of
Congress would exhibit more policy. il not
more principle, than they did Ia their recent
vote on the resolution for the amendment OF
the Constitution TO prohibit slavery In the
United States, but we were mistaken. The
democratic representatives arrayed themselves
against 1t in almost solid phalanx. This
movement on their part may well astonlsh the
country, and must necessarily drive thousands
from this old, and once respectable organizes
ton. This vote furnishes full evidence that
they intend to stand by, defend, protect and
perpetuate the peculiar institution" II that
were possible. 1t is naked resolution TO
buckle upon their own backs this heavy bur-
den and attempt to carry il along without
fiinching, and in the face OF the whole civiliz-
ed world. II cannot be said that this vote
was given In obedience to the convictions
constitutional duty and obligation. 1t has not :
even the semblanee of that excuse. but II
seems the demonstration was made out of pure
love for human bondage, and that too In this
latter half of the nineteenth century. 1t was
vote against submitting the question Of
amendment OF the Constitution 10 the people
from whom all political power Is derived. II
does seem as il the gods had indeed made
them mad, as preliminary to their final de-
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24

TO take needful steps to enable the people of
the States to so amend the Federal Constitu-
tion as to affect complete and undeniable
extinction of this deplorable system In all the
States and territories of the Union.
4. When we consider how much the brave
men who, from the impulses Of noble and
generous patriotism, have voluntarily gone to
the camp and the battlefield, subordinating
their material interests and the comforts and
delights of home and neighborhood to the de-
mands of duty, and imperilling health and life
itself ia its service, have done and suffered for
their country and those who shall inherit it,
we feel how inadequate are words TO express
our sense of the debt OF honor and admira-
tioR, and of atieetionate and undying gratitude
that we owe them for their splendid services,
their glorious courage, their marvellous pa.
tience, and their selfsacriilcing devotion.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24
Sid 2lst. baroues Templar. Zipearella

Sid 2lst, barques Templar Zingarelia
lby tel AR 23d, ship INDUSTRY. Linnell. Liver
Cardenas: Golden Lad. Rio Janeiro
MYSTIC. ct-Sld 2oth, sch Moses Patten. Carlson.
:, sroNfNGroN-Ar2 lst. sch Georgia. Philbrook.
New York TOR bangor
n HARrFoRD-Ar 10th, sch VI yatnum, Turner.
PROVIDENCE Below 22d, sch Maria Louisa
Nash. from RockiaBd
:, Ar I'd schs Ida Wheeler. Dyer. Georgetown;
Rockiand ''A''" ~ "''A' NASH
NEwPoRT-sld ed sehs Jane Eliza FIN Calais
RI for New York Tor Baneorl
SD I'D, schs Elizabeth. Grover. EIizabethport for
Bath; Maria Louisa. Roekland Tor Providence
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 2isf, baraoe p g AIexsp-
lie"ry Cole, Hazleton. finn Beaufort Nc Tor Boston;
Francisco, kilby; kossuth. bunker. and Shooting
Star. Marshall. Elizabethport for Bos on, " hits
Sea. Lee. New York for Portsmouth: Ligure Rob
bins Elizabethport for Salem: Saeo, Wescotf Phila
delphia for do; Alexander Henderson, Burgess, do
land.
Ar I'd. sch Exchange, Randall Eizabetbpo for
Portland land sailed. together with the arrivals OF
NEW BEDfORD-Ar I'D, sch Eastern Belle. IIs-
BosTON-Ar 22i. baique windward. Obi ED.
ridse. Havana; sch Edward Frank. Nickels. from
=, CID I'D, schs Marmora, Smith, Bangor; Martha
May, Cheney. Newburyport
At Z5d, ship Anna kimbali, Moore, Shields; brig
nazeI,ine Beaufort nc; Csresss RYDER ElIsyortb:
wrs snh Washington. Comery Waldoboro; James
Winchenbach. Bangor
Ross, Alice. ~''e'
1891 s,a "a barque Sylph Herman, Bangor; seas
a.s'i ~, oIn1h Bangor; ii Boynton. Herrick
pa "a. ship Mont Blanc; barques Ayols, Money
SALEM Ar 3lst. schs Col Eddy coouba p.u..
delphia; Loella. Minbridge; l. ID Wentworth. Eaa-
gor for New Bedford.
, GLOuCESTER-Arl 3'h. iehs Charity, RE. from
Bangor Tor Boston; earah, Philprook I'm FrsnIea-t
for Sandwich
Ar 9th, schs Eliza Ann Coniey Bangor: Ousei
Cudworth, Bangor for Charlestown $500
Ar 2lst, schs Margaret, Richards. Bangor for Bos.
ton; sarah Gardiner, Teel. Calais for Providence:
Wills Putnam, Stanley. 90 for New Haven: Con.
tent Chatto. Boston for Bluehiil; New York snar
row. Salem for Bristol.
Ar 23I. barque sachem, Atkins Cadiz
pnRrsh0uTH-Ar2 lst, sch Concord, Spear, i'm
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24
A Few Words about the Portland Healing
Inslilnfa

fsiHE treatment pursued al the abcve namas ia.
= stliute. commenced Oesebsr 1873 by III ,snn,
phrey i. PacAerot Cambridge, aud is now NO ~
er matter OF experiment. The Dir aIhS,sn.
stran. or 70 the eiIixers of Portland has
eat silently won bis way ths hearts Of tha NJ. ma
withe word q common dGtioa from sins = -
sou save oRe from the Portland Daily Pres 4, sss
not from any want of names which miyht h.x. h.s..
used as references, such as the iollowfag, -nsv NJ
a Eaton hon Alfred Author, OF Provia epe. X
l., y 4 newton. formerly editor OF spiriluaI 4 p
ID monroe, frot OF Eocnton, BOSTON, bat III, DR.
very modestly preferred to wat until he eould give
.he people OF fortsnd seme Aogas testiReAy teher-
ins ,las MS Efforts e9u be APPRECIATED in due time
sush now appears TO DO the hey ord the expse-
now doubling whether they had better pnt Them
uader the care OF he DT and receive the trsat.
ment pursued AZ the Institute We citizens Of Port
land cordially invite all such u call upon US and
lsafn more fully What know Of the De. and me
treatms Mt pursued By him and his wife IL must
now be remembered that Mrs 5. u rack or has be-
come permanently cated with the DR. In the la.
bors o. his profession. This lady brings "a ih her
the experience OF more than eleven years practice
with disease which Gfn c'ed only tire female orrap
ism. 10 her Is committed tie care Of the sssoI.
Department. Those desiring fur her intcrms,;o,,
invited TO call Gu the subscribers or at he Ins
tute corner OF Congress and Chestnut tsreets ussr
New ely Hail. s~
c. y Cook. IS Paris street.
Ma. 4 Mas FRANCIS "a. cuAsn "a Brown st
JANE 2. McCoLInrsH, VI AIiodie street..
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The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24
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EVENING PAPERS.

attack on Federal Troops at White Yo.s.-
Rep"ise Of the Enemy.
FORTRESS MONROE, June p.
The steamer Iolus has arrived from White
House yesterday morning. AGA. NJ. on the
10th, Filz Hugh Lee aud Hampton attacked
our forces enlrenched there under Gen. Aber.
crombie. The rebels charged upon our works.
but were repulsed and driven back by our
gunboars. At o'clock the rebels planted
three guns and replied to the gunboats, which
they kept up until p. NJ. About noon a
shell from our gunboals exploded rebel Gals
son, causing great confusion.
The rebel loss was comparatively heavy
Some prisoners who were captured state that
they mistook our gunboats for transports. and
expected to capture our troops at White
House before Gen. Sheridan arrived, and then
prevent his safe arrival at White House.
Our loss was only three wounded and one
mortaly.
AT p. n. Gen. Sheridan arrived at White
House with bis command. Yesterday after
noon there was some skirmishing, and gem
eral engagement was expected.
Gen. Getty had arrived and relieved Gen.
Abercrombie.
Gen. Grant sent word during the fight to
Gen. Abercromble to hold his position at all
hazards until assistance arrived, which he did
with the assistance of the gunboats.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24

Working Crea-Sales at sl45. no. 200 .25, 2s5;
But few pairs were offered. but sufficient for the
demand
Goes scifA and rithoat Cuires-Saies with calves
ss2 TO- eS, % and Is; thout calves, s40 As, S. IS
and II. Dry cows from So to 20.
Aeep-sa'es live weight g.. u q a: Lambs from
TO 81. There was q large supply and many lots on
DRIFT
!Shoats-selecied lots to peddle at 81 and 0; for
sow: 10 and los for barrows. At retail from 10
to 12t
sprisx Psgs-ln lots from l4s to lsi; at retail.
Zeal Calres-s3 TO a.
Gay Skis from 50 to $50. or IS to 27e perib.
Hdes-loc.
Tauosc-lcic.