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The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19
The KitterY Navy Yard.

The Portsmouth Chronicle furnishes the
following items OF interest in relation to the
Kittery Navy Yard:
The crew of the U. S. steamer De Soto
were on Tuesday decided to be clear of quar-
anime and ordered on board the receiving
ship Vandalia, in this hsrbor, for duty.
The U. 5. steamer Tioga has been lying at
quarantine for two Weeks or more, without
new sickness aboard or among the crew; and
the men are forthwith to be paid of aud dis
charged; and the ship oyerhauled and repair
ed in due time.
The old Colorado is lying at the yard wharf,
retltting aud will be ready for Sea in few
months.
The little steamer Albatross, Ia purchased
vessel. and the gallant craft in which Com.
Faragut ran the terrible guantlet OF the Forts
at New 0rleans,l is in the Dry Dock, fol re-
pairs.
or new vessels, the splendid frigate Frank
lin is fast approaching completion. and will
probably be launched In a few months. Her
machinery is also nearly done-and The pub
lie desire TO see this magnificent specimen OF
naval architecture afoat, bids fair to be at
last gratihed. As the channel is so narrow
behind the ship house that there is but about
the length OF the Franklin for her To move in
after leaving her ways, some curiosity is mani
tested as to how they can stop her Roadway
before she grounds. But no doubt it will be
done.
The ironclad Agamenticus, is lying at the
wharf, with part OF her Two turrets up, but 1t
mnst be many months ere she can be ready
Sbr service. Her beautiful engines are of
Ericsson's patent, aud made by Morris, Young
d Co, Philadelphia. They were run several
hours at the wharf, a day or two ago, and
worked TO charm. Some idea of the cost of
such craft, may be gained from the fact that
there are now sixteen different steam engines
on board, for all uses, and two or four more
may yet be added.
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Rev. 0. P. Tuckerman, Benj. Kingsbury, Jr,
n. ]. Gilman, AIRS. J. S. Eaton, Mrs. Samuel
Small, Mrs. j. B. Coyle, Mrs. Afford Dyer,
Mrs. Calvin Edwards.
Accepted and adopted.
Voted, That the Secretary give notice
through the Daily papers of the meetings Of
the Managers and the Association, and that
this method OF notifying meetings, shall be
considered as regular and legal notice.
Voted, That the Executive Committee be
and are hereby directed to proceed at once to
carry out the objects of the Association; TO
provide House, Mstrop, and all things neces-
sary for the purpose.
Adjourned.
LEWIS B. SMITH, Sec'y pro TEN.
IN EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEEs-The Execu-
tive Committee met Immediately after the ad-
tournament of the Board of Managers and Or
ganized by choice of LEWIS B. SMITH, Esq,
President and n. J. Gilman, Secretary, and
will proceed at once with its labors.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19
Our Neutral British Neighbors.

The London Daily News gave, not long ago,
the names Of no less than ten steamers which
had recently cleared from British ports with
cargoes OF arms and munitions of war for the
rebels. The aggregate OF the shipments by nine
OF these vessels is as follows:
Cannon, IS. Ball Cartridges, 100000.
Mdskets, 20,96o. {" (casesl 500.
Rifles. 69,0s0. Percussion caps, 20,65O,00o
Pistols, 400 Gunpowder tlbs.) GAS, 900.
Shells, $500. Saltpetre tbbls. 400.
(casesl $40.
To help balance the account, we find in the
Boston Daily Advertiser an estimate of the
mount of cotton shipped to England through
the blockade, amounting to s26,0OO,0O0. So
true is it that this life and death struggle of
freedom and slavery gets its support from a
broad, and is kept up purely by paying COM
mercial speculation !-INote in the Christian
Examiner for July.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19

there are sometimes beautiful tints on the skin
of poisonous reptile. Painted spots, how
ever bright and fascinating, are no antidote
for the poison of serpent's tooth. Stand
firmly and squarely on the old Democratic
platform; hold fast to the Government; stick
to the stars and stripes; rally under their am
pie folds, put down the rebels with strong
arms and loyal hearts, eve n If large numbers
of your party are determined to 60 to the
devil. Turn away from the destinations of G.
N. Sanders eyes, which are now looking out
from the windows Of the Clifton House across
Niagara Falls towards Chicago, and heed not
the syren voice of Fernando Wood.
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Rebel account the Rebel Position at Atlanta.
FORTRESS MONROE, July Is.
The Richmond Dispatch of the 18th con-
tains the following, under date of Atlanta. Ga
18th: -
!" The enemy is in position on the north
side OF the Chattahoochee river. There is
some firing between the sharpshooters, with
occasional artillery firing, without damage.
A small force is reported on the south side of
the river, miles above the railroad bridge.
They keep close to . fort.
The Governor arrived here last evening
and is urging forward everything for the de-
fence OF Atlanta, and calls on all men between
10 and 45 to report at Atlanta'
Another Atlanta dispatch of the 18th
inst, states that the Federals are massing on
our right, near Roswell. A portion of the
Yankee army is on the south side of the
Chattahoochee.
Sherman's headquarters are near vining
Station. Skirmishing continues near the
railroad bridg :.
The Alta Cenfed racy says:
We shall not attempt TO lnll our readers
into fanciful security by declaring that Attain
ia is not In imminent danger, but its capture
is considered foregone conclusion"
III johnson cannot hold the enemy in
cheek along the Chattahoochee, he can't any
where below; and the only temporary check
will be the capture of Atlanta to stay the in
yaders spacious appetite for eonques, s.
No doubt the federal commander will garrison
Atlanta as base for future operation"
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19
By TELEGRAPH
ITO THE
EVENING pAPERa
by the Presiasat of the United

Proclamation by the Presidsa.t of the United
States.
Whereas by an act approved July 4th. 1864.
1t Is provided that that the President of the
United States may call for any number of
men as volunteers. for the respective terms az
one, two aud three years for military service.
and that In case the quota of any part thereof
OF any township, ward of a city, precinct of
election district, or Of acounty not so sub-di-
vided, shall not be filed within fifty DAYS
after such cal, the President shall Immediate
ly order draft for one year to I'll such
quota, or any part thereof, which may be un-
iiiled; and whereas the new Enrolment here
tolore ordered Is so far completed, as that the
aforementioned act may now be put in opera.
ton for recruiting and keeping up the strength
of armies in the field, for garrisons aud such
military operations as may lie required for
the purpose of suppressing the Rebellion, and
restoring the authority OF the United States.
Now therefore, Abraham Lincoln Presi.
dent OF the United States, do issue this nv
call, for five hundred thousand volunteers for
military service; provided ne, ertheess that all
credits which may be established under Gee
tion Sth, OF aforesaid act, on account of per-
sons who have entered the Naval service dur
ing the present rebellion, and by credits for
men furnished to military service in excess of
calls heretofore made for volunteers. will be
accepted under the call for one, two or three
years as they may elect, and will be entitled
to the Boanty provided by law for the peri
cd OF service for which they enlist.
And hereby proclaim, order and direct
that Immediately after the 9Th of September,
being fifty days from the date of this call, a
draft for troops to serve for one year shall be
held in every town. township, ward of city,
precinct election district or county not so
snbdivided, to fill the quota which shall be as
signed under this call or any part thereof
which may untitled by volunteers on the said
9TH day of September, 1894.
Signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
efa-I-s President Of United States.
WIN. 81. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
Washington, July 18th, 1854.
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81. F."Atwood's Bi.,ers, Price 80 Cts.

t.a As----.i THoRspIsE, Me-, April Is. 1858.
Dear Sir:-A lady of my acquaintance was
troubled with severe attacks of sick headache for
number OF years. and could find relief until she
tried L. y. Atcood's Bifters, which effected per-
inanent cure.
NY daughter was troubled with attacks of severe
headache and vomiting. which have been cured
by these bitters. have myself been troubled
with dyspepsia which has already been relieved by
this remedy. always keep it on hand, as believe
II TO be speedy cure for all dsran gements of the
stomach and liver: and for female complaints when
arising from debility OF the digestive organs.
Yours truly, CHAs. WHITNEY,
~ ConnterJeits and base limitations, in simi.
lar bottle and label are in the market and sold 5y
HnpriRcipied dealers.
The genuine is signed L. r. Aticood and al 20 hare
an kxTKA LABEL, on tchite Prper, counfersiqned
n. II. HAY. Drnggist. Portland, Me-, sole General
Agent.
Sold BY respectable dealers in medicine ee.sraay.
ianyl6eod&w6
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar At caliao I4th nit. ships X Robinson. Long.
Ing Age. Nickles Havana; barque Mct;very. MEX
cs, Buenos Ayres; 18th. ships VIM Nelson Smith
:, ,anamai s. Mark. Chapman. Chinchas land called
10 Tor England; Star Of the Union Reed, San
Francisco; + @ blanchard. Newton Chinehas land
sailed I'D for Engandl: Geo Patfen. Mitchell do
land sailed 10Th for Antwerp; nd Cleaner. Leach,
do. land sailed 26th for Hamburg: 24th. STAR
snipes Cleaves, do 27th, Otis Norcross Emerson,
Sid l6ih nt ships Canova, Rairden. for chiuchas.
18th, Hazeltine Gilkey, Genoa; George Green
Leach. Hamburg; 2e'h, Swallow. Small, Chinchasi
In port 2ith nit. ships Carrier Dove. ropgaIlau.
Robinson. Living Age WIN Nelson. Star OF the
Union; on, Soreross; bs,ques Egypt, McGilvery
othello Addison 6i bert: John Cote, Lydia skoi.
hed. Nevada. Persia Electric Spark. Ionian, Pre-
mier. Sylyanus Blanchard, VIM Chamberlain
SID I'm Valparaiso 10th ut, ship 8 L Fitzgerald
Green. Caldera.
IT'S. Helena 9Th ult ship Sparkling Wave Emery
from Maulman for Falmouth y
Al Newport T. SOth ult. ship Young Mechanic
o a. GLOUCESTER sOth ut. barque Brown. CBr)
A,Cardihr 3th ult. barque Frank Loyitt, tBrl Hor.
o. At ~ pist.1 10Th Inst brig rrana, coOmbs and abt
Ar At Halifax sth inst, sehs Brown, Barnes
from Thomsston; 9Th, Iona. Portland
Cid sth. sch A Majo Perry, Maine.
!, Ar Musquash NIB Nth inst, ship Fredonia. Frad.
Ar At s, John NIB 18th inst. brig Alfaraita. Mccall.
mon, New York
Per Steamship America. at New York;
SID I'm Liverpool I'd inst, Tiber. Metcaf. for New
Asat London I'd. Plymouth Rock. Grant. New
on Dartmouth I'd inst. Favorite Brown Ar,ws,,
Tor New York. thas 469 pass gers q well !
York. A0uus' Nc"
9, EPt out at Newcastle ist. Martha Rideout. Poole.
Ar a. Sunderland I'd inst Addison. Brown. from
x sld t% Newport Sd. Young Mechanic, Bennett for
"A. Ar At Queenstown "a. Hibernia. VIII aeld How.
land Island.
:. Ar at Buenos Ayres May -. Caroline Bright New
FORK; 18th. MsgEs Charfa. SHAW. New York.
Ar at Rio Janeiro May Is, Paladin. Brown. from
Baltimore tapd RENE ined June ]. for New York
Ar at do Is. ult, 7 Warwick, Scott, Perth Am
boy.
Sid FIN Pernambuco 7th ult. Union. Heard. Phila-
delphia.
Sid FIN Hayre Is, inst, VIM rockingham, Quaiey,
New York.
Ar at Antwerp isi inst. Samaritan, stinson, nom
Callao.
Sid LIST. rizress. Gchrist, New York
Ar At Brouwershayen Sd. Edw ID Peters Mcclure
from Csao.
Ar at Cuxhayen lst inst, Chaplin Hall Callao
Ar at ST Vincent 5th ult, Susan Jane Phinney FIN
Boston. land sailed 9th for st Nicholas
At Rio Janeiro eth ult sh ps Eastern Star Neatly:
Caledonia, Horton, and Bunker Hill, Davis, for
Callao. -
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Coughs and Colds.

The sudden changes of our climate are sources OF
Pulmonary, Broaohiai. aud Astamatic Asscfions
Experience having proved that simple remedies Of
ten act speedily when taken in the early stages Of the
disease. recourse should at be had TO .rolrn $
bronchial Troches," or Lozcnges, let the Cold
Cough or Irritation the throat be ever so slight
a, by this precsution more serious attack may be
ehectualy warded of. Public Speakers aud Singers
will lind them efectual for clearing and then
ing the voice: Soldiers should have them as they
can be carried in the pocket and taken as occasion
requires june25d WIN
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IN Official Rebel Renort.

WASHINGTON. July 1s.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 10th, has
the following:
OKALooN, July l4th.-To Gen. Bragg. We
attacked column Of the enemy under Smith
yesterday on the march from Pototoc. We
attacked him In his position at Tupelo this
morning, but could not force his position
The battle was a drawn one and lasted three
hours. Signed, l.. ID. LEE. 1t. Gen.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19

CHocoLATE.-For those who use great
deal Of chocolate, the following is an economi.
cal method. Cut a cake into small bits and
put them into pint of boiling water. In
few minutes set 1t off the fire and stir it well
till the chocolate is dissolved; then boil it
again gently few minutes, pour it into
bowl. and set it in a cool place. 1t will keep
good eight or ten days. For use, boil spoon
full or two in pint of milk, with sugar.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19

SMUGaLERs CAUGHr.-On Friday of last
week, says the Machias Republican, Deputy
Collector Harmon of East Machias, seized
horse and wagon and goods. The smuggler,
a Mr.. Lawrence, of Harrington, went home
sadder. but we trust, wiser man. The Gus
tom House detective also seized double and
single horse team belonging to Mr.. winslow
hamsdell of East Machias, loaded with con-
traband goods, such as tea, sugar, nutmegs,
and the like. Where are the Custom House
officers at Calais and Passports
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19

SINGULAR DIsEAsE.-The Paris cores
pondent of London paper says, the disease
under which the Pope is now suffering is he
reditsry; his father had it, and lived till nine
ty-two; he has brother also afflicted in the
same way who 10 eighty-.ix. The average pc
rlod of life Of the members of the family is
ninety. So his Holiness is bound by family
tradition to live eighteen years and nine days
longer.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19
Fire i'm Portsmouth, ". IL.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., July Is.
A fire broke out in paint store on PEN
hallow street, and spread rapidly through the
street on both sides, burning every house to
the ground 20 Market street, doing little dam
age on Market street. 1t then spread to Dan
lei Street and Linden street, doing some dam
age. The fire is now about over.
The fire destroyed about % wooden build
ings mostly on Penhallow street. L IS % 900
dollars about half insured,
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SUCCESSFUL expedition up Jane. Rsrer.

WASHINGTON, July Is.
Admiral Lee furnished the Navy Depart
ment with the details of an expedition
up the James river below Dutch Gap, where
the rebel signal station, two mills two barns, a
blacksmith shop, large quantity of grain
and agricultural implements were burnt and
rebel Lieut. and IS men were captured A
large torpedo was also captured. No loss in
the expedition
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARRIED,

In East Parsonsfeld. July II, by Rev g W Gould.
stephen Watson, of Limerick, and Miss Louisa
Lougee. OF Parsons held
In Belfast July 4. Daniel Gibbs, of Brooks, and
Miss Martha Z Piper.
In Morrill,, July A. Geo w knowlton and Mrs Lncy
A Churchill bo "a of Belmont.
In Lincolnville. July !. Augustus l Thomls aud
Miss Mary Cross.
X Hi KEY Of Lyermore.
In Ell. worth, July 4, George w Boynton and Mrs
Betsey NJ Dodee
In Eisworth. July s. Morris Bowden and Miss
Carol ne o Bonsey.
In Oldtown, July H. Edward X Longley aud Miss
Julia Lenfest, both of Milford.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19
Pursuit of H.e Raiders abandoned.

NEW YORK, July Is.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch says
that the further pursuit of the raiders Is
abandoned. They will probably reach Lynch
burg with the plumber unless intercepted by
Gen. Sheridan.
Their train was over one mile long when
they passed through Ashby's Gap. Over
1000 horses, cattle and mules. besides sheep
and hogs, were sent through the Gap before
the retreat, also a large number OF wounded
men, including one brigadier-General and
several Colonies.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19
FIRE! FRET FIREili
JOHNS ON,s
Portable Force Pump


E'oR extinguishing fires, voting roof. etc. near
Il nres, washing win"ovs. Carriages, decks OF ves-
seis oatnins horses, wetiiDg sails pumping water
from boats.wateripg streets and ga "a > .pTfnkng
liquids for destroying Csterpilars and other iusscis
on trees, plants and shrubbery, sc.
Ibis Pump has proved itsefto he ono Of the mo.t
valuable inventions for domestic nse an d those no
have them wou not pars with them at any price.
provided no more were 10 be obtained -
itis portable aud impact and win throw ak cal
IONS OF water per minute, from 80. 30 feet IL can
oe easily worked by . lad Of twsfse years
IL simple In construction, not liable 10 net ont
OF order, snd every machine Is warranted Ihe
price Is - low that should be in every family
school touse, factory building, saw mi Il tanner,
~ Zach purp Is provided with extra Nozzle, for
sprinkiing. Ell W 80 -
Ss4i ana examine testimonials from the Presidents
OF the principal Fire Insurance Companies Of yass.
cnnsets the Chif Engineers OF the Bosson and 9th
or hre departments. and Others AM purchase one NJ
these Pumps. j. L. wINsLOw d Co,
Winslow's Machine Works.
Wholesale and Retail Aeer "a
Browns Block, Union street Portland Ne.
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New York, July Is

The La France, the Paris organ, says
Semmes is going to Germany. His LIST Lieu
tenant has been recommended to take his
place on the new pirate soon coming out
The Times Paris correspondent says two
new frigates built by Americans have bsen
purchased by Prussia, so ii Semmes' successor
gets a new vessel IL will have TO be from
England. esE eaga tfs
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19
"Buy Ne. and I'll do you Good"

For Jaundice, Costiveness. Liver Complaint, HUI
mors, Indigestion, Dyspepsia Piles Dizziness Head
ache Drowsin and all diseases arising from dis
ordered stomach, torpid liver, and bad blood, to
which all persons are subjeat In spria and summer
They cleanse the system. regulate the wells re-
store the appetite purify the blood and give SCUM
ness Of mind and strength of bodv to all who use
them. Sod by all dealers in Medicine everywhere
AZ 70, so and Is cents per bottle. GEO. G. GOOD
WIN Co.'S Hanover Street. Boston. Proprie-
tors. .w ana dam
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19
Notice OF Foreclosure ofMor,gnre

DUBLICE notice is hereby given that the su,.eri-
Der, William Atwood, of Cape Elizabeth in tbe
county OF Cnmberiand. and State OF Maio, .s-irnee
o. certain moatgase given b. Charle1 Farrell Of
Sape izaoeth, 10 Harriet N freemsn n. of Portlsn
recorded In The kegi trs OF Deeds tor CumLe,Iapd
County book 275. page Is, claims by sirtre OF aid
moFtgage, certain tract Of aud, With The huiId-
ngs thereon, situated in said Cape Elira eth an b.
ing the same premi es which Cha lee h.. BAKER con
s we've 70 Charles Bareh, May u. D. 1866. BY
pace lilo. '' ooS~ -~o'
The condition Of said mortgage havirg been bro
nrda IA iu wiam ht.oed the person eisimn
Dated this 18th day OF July. 1884
go WILLIAM ATWOOD.
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Fifty Milton Loan I,npraetieasre.

New YORK. July Is.
The Subcommittee OF the banks to confer
with Secretary Fessendsn relative to the loan
of fifty millions, reported this morning that
the Secretary had declined to accept payment
otherwise than in full amount OF greenbacks.
Whereupon the banks determined that the loan
was impracticable.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19
SPOKEN,

April %, lat IS Ion Is E, ship Charlemagne, I'm
Calcutta for New York
May-23. lat &c s, Ion % IS W. ship Gov Lansdon.
SO days from San francisco for Liverpool.
May 80. lat 5 N. Ion 2 w ship San Carlos Chad
wick, from Boston for Valparaiso.
June Is. lat SO N Ion 81 W. ship Kitty Flovd fror,
Callao Tor Antwerp.
June "a, lat AZ N, lon IS II, shin Meroh,nt fr,rn
Callao for England.
June "a, lat 40 "a lon 20 20. shin wiseon.,-
Liverpool for New York " f'-.' rum
July 9, lat IS OF, Ion "a - h.ro,. s.-.on.h ,-or,
Boston for New Orleans, 'e1' savannah i'0'A
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DIED..

In this city July IS very suddenly at the residence
OF her son-in-law, Z Hawkes Jr. Mrs Jane EN
So years.
In this city. July Is, Mrs Nancy Wheeler, wife Of
50 years. - r - 49,
aged 20 years. -
.. In Gardiner, July Q. Mr. George W winslOw, aged
:, In East Pttston, July TO- Mr. chas Mansur. aged
n brunswick, Jay Q, Mrs LYDIA Iubec. AGED ss:
"a OF diptheria, Hattie r. daughter OF RIMS ami
Harriet Jordan. aged 5 years " ~
In Cincinnati, Ohio, July 4 Robert G n,rn;r.
formerly of brunswick, aged 80 yesrs'
IN Beliast, July 3, Mr. David G yo e. aged 81 yrs
ly, aged A years months "'' " y A''s'
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Rebel Inrasion of Kentucky Diseredited.

LOUISVILLE, Ky., July Is.
Gen. Burbridge arrived here this morning.
Our military authorities have not been ad-
vised Of any rebel force having recently en-
tered Kentucky. They discredit all reports
of an invasion In the State.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19
IMPORTS.

REMEDIES. Barque Emma L Hall-2o boxes
sugar, Miller; 6l2 hhds do, II 7 Machin; cask
molasses. Dbl do, Dbl sugar master
MAITLAND Ms: Sch Traffic = 50 tons plaster
Is oil bbls TO A ID Whidden.
HlLLsBoRO NIB. Brig Caledona-lsO tons coal.
Sch Coonan-lls tons coal. Kerosene Oil Co
STGE0RGENB. Sch Julia-65. 900 n inmhar 20
Miller W
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Notice..

THE Herring Gut Marie Railw Az with all its .p
Il sppurtenAnee sitIssed IN H. ring Gut srbor.
premises at herring 6utt on TIN irsdav a., 2ist day
ofJuly instan' at twoo'cloek l. the afternoon The
sale OF his properly an 'rds are opportunity 10
those wi-hing 10 purchase. rs tha Chain Maebiavsy
and Gear Is OF excellent mate al and in 90 or
der and condition., and of sufficient strength and
power 10 take out ships ofl0 % tons or more
EBNtZER o. Il, President
PEI Order Of Railway Company.
St. George, July 10 1884 iy1es~,'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For seven years vas Bald now Everybody is
asking me how my hair become so thick. For full
directions send your address inclosiug 80 cts.
Box, 443 Worcester, Mass.
July l6, 1864. julyIs d2y-
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Currant's Wanted

FJtHE subscriber want from 90 TO so bu.h,,. ~.
- Ripe tarrdafs> foe which he will nav fhs xs-t.
ct mafAe' price, at his store in saccarargs
jyl9i&wtf H. 5. Clay
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valuable Farm for sale MT m
Rarg0tn.

west Scarborough. on the Buxton road eight
miles from Portland, and six niles from sac,
eortainipg ls5 acres of which 50 acres are wo dspd
with two s,ory house, barn. and wood she'd Will
De sold low either Tor cash or on MORTGAGE or In
change for real estate In Portland.
Apply DARIUS II INGRAH AM
lDi Mis- die 81 z ort and
Juy 10th. 1854. ju' vic edzw
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SAILING OF OCEAN srEAMsHIps.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Mondn ". ................. .......JulyIs
ARRIVED.
Steamer Chesapeake, willetts, New York
e Steamer Lady Lang. Roix, Bangor
Steamer Scotia, kimbal, Augusta
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston, for
ST John NIB.
Brig Caledonia lBrl Brown. Hillsboro NB
Sch Traffic, (Br) Campbell Maitland Ms.
Sch Coopan. tBrl Dickson. Hisboro NIB.
Sch Julia, fBrl Anderson, ST George NIB.
Sch Ellen Merriman. hamilton, Boston.
Sch Cashier. Moore, Cranberry Isles.
Sch Opbir. Snow, Brooksyille
Sch Lion. b WIDEN, Trenton.
Sch Kate Aubrey. Jacobs, Bangor
Sch Sea Serpent, Burding, 1homaston.
Sch Eliza Ellen, Noyes, Bangor for Greenpoint
CLEARED.
Brig s Thurston. Clark. Glace Bay CB-master
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Wanted Z

Rfa lady with two children, situation A. ,,..,.
Okeepsr goyefness. or teache ; would 40 sex,ne
Country not objected 10 Ahome no o.se. r.o,,.ss.
ed. Apply to MRS. COOK. City Eotei Portland.
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