davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-09-07
Chicago Ur1bnne.


ADlTKTTSEMENTS
NC l,ad intended for once to give our ndyer-
tiscts MI the space they desired, but We find
r,or closing our forms that We have Some
thing over ten columns intended for the frst
pagc of this mornings TRIBUNE, Which is
little more than the entire space on the page
As It would defeat TO some extent the wishes
Of advertisers to fss1e the sheet without some
news on the page, We arc ob!lccd to oe'ct 'oc
lntest ones I'LL our next issue: VIC CANNOT oe
expected to perform 1lnposs'b'1itles'
The bulk Of our telegraph news, telegraph
markets, cstv news, md State Fair report
will be found On the third and fourth pages
TT1E NEWS.
The ,atc rrbe, Gen. Lee has accepted the
nodtton al President Of Washington collegotVa
Bcnunra1d las gone to Mexico. Hisauisal
At Ve1a Cruz is announced
Jcfl. Davis has bean allowed the privilege Of
writing 10 hts wi'e-
Thc demand for customs in Now York yes
terdsy ad,aneed gold from 14iX 70 1a5-
Receipts of Internal Revenue yesterday
wcr, million md a qnsrier 3oi1ara-
tnc 4.aG Nn ..se ...s.sa -.s'.sa. ,."-
'a.+oA. 49,. l,4 -. T,a,.9sa. .,rs,s - ~"
1,n,.ta, f:-,-o.,;-,o,,, ,,,so, "a
to New York With deEpatchcs from Ge1tard to the
C.1tcd siaies Government.
Ing oAet, AA'eus i7otu, Io7tns 4o'tu ano
atH'h Illinois feEatotnts hasc been ofue9ed 10 DC
mustered out.
The St. Lonis, Jacksonville d Chicago
Railroad was opened to Carro1lton. ILL., On Monday
asst.
Extensive md elaborate preparations ore
ptluc u1aae for the reception Of Gen Q.sus At
Fecport On SATURDAY neu.
A returned rebel officer na1ned Baker. re-
.crtlv shot Circuit Clerk at Kno1ffllc. Tenn, lie
,su> arrested and rmyrlaoped. hut the rane night
was taken out Of psifop by the citizens and hanged
U'r rub1ixh tl,js r,orrino an i,nnor,snf let
1c, frorn secrctarv Tar1an rc,tfuf. forth liz oun
,1rxs md by Inference those Of lie President. on
thr question Of nero outrage,
Oliver and Hartrun. the nurdcrers OF Pro-
vost Marshall Cook. Of the 18th Ohio district were
1,ancnd at coruu,l,ns Yesterday. Oliver made 4
.>,nrn.,,c,
T7,a Q,a+o t,oc,;,n :, California for sn,
x,-~I ~. 1.-.,,..... ....
IH'aue AAt 49, y, -. - s4s>
~. ~ 49,. ~.
~ 1,aS....-. ~, ~. .~.ss.a-s ~.
~. Ia ~. ~. go.
no'"'4' '"s p "
Aue "ee - et'"43 - nv P"e+ ~ WI
!" "afh'ns&on ie@tc9 E1Flng IN c'out VI eoe oes3p
toIa1nncnt al ALEXANDRIA, II not 10 oe supposed
ahat any OF ou1 1eaoefs na'e tue ploes' 9Ane 4eao
, 1865-09-07

~ WILMA W CU:cAop. sept !. GyS-
Khertar, the Cenauon Council ct the city oI Cd
caso has ordered that wells ssect from the south 4o
Of Wan Dufen Atftet to tho north cnr6 il16 or l15t
street be enEbed With cuth walls 6led td paved With
@Woodt0 RIock Pavement" sald YORK to hq deoo
md that The sum OF necn thousand tve hundred md
ofty-elght douaEs be assessed upoo the te1 eefai1
coring 10 tne provisions OF the Ecvlsed Charter ak
amended IN such cases male md provided: .u
persons G.sEsssx9 that rs Con,!sst2ae1x @ e. q f9s
The Court House. In aa. city, the t4th day Of
ber a. D. S5. IT the honF Of u oetoex T. IT. 70 ~
CourcI 10 be assessed the real estate deemed beoe
tted By sad contemplated improvement:
FRED LETZ-
O, j. EDhE7
, 1865-09-07
FOREIGN RAILROAD PARTY.
The Party Bound EEcat-A Meeting
with 1ho Erie DlrtttoE%-N tsaes o.
xl.r TEoFeIwu Stockholders.

The Parry Bound sge@szAy 't..s-1yIaiees meesi1S e
xhc Foreign Stockholders.
Nnw Yoak, sept. G;-1he New York .:1 EEprsss re-.
says the scotia brought ont lie fsAE1S 1acn pce
lie Ell b. = SPECIAL train on the Erie Road 70.
~ nn;s f.y wv OF the fIse, Alllancs f. Great
~en I'D cho sttss'ssi GSsa' G3:a
Iasi on Tic Zip. Tlese gentlemen Will probably
pass al p'Ipspe Eeads ees ssTx na aaa
Hnic Dc lsicn-ter, arc represented n ths
par1S By etoD*icar lulo; the fsenen a
md aiicr bi4irefs was over. Aessts. McliensS.
Esterthuaiie- Kannard and Sir Morton l1its Wrrt
tntrndnc.xi, These gentlemen had Plain bni IN,
3nt1ns3 talk wi.b tic E1ie managers, giving them
10 Nnaczstaud> substantially, thas she$ " Tan6sa ~ a.
dnoi. and we1e willing 70 furnish moaeJ fo5 ths
Erie 10 compcl4 their rosd IN ~; sstpsSa a st !nes
W.~sp. but a. dlefc IL 10 use 10 1tit onie;ss the
Ere does the samc they want nc Ee an1 uea. ,h,e
Western to b. integral roadf. and both Of thean
r1aeed On fhc Eurne footing
, 1865-09-07
.Yu,c Inkc Rebel General Leo Going INTO
Educntton-

Ew YouK. Scpt f.-fseu. Lee hak 6tcs1!Ie1 uae
,>r.siS.nry Of Washington College. Virginia, u
i's,cr n which be expresses The following seuti.
ent That j. The E1i,t oI srs1y 2 e1sn ID e II Is
p.s'tr ~ nd in the restoration OF peace aud bar
nony o 20 zy to oppose the posy O. r. s;ats s5
nor cspc, o;erument directed 70 taF 1ast oe{sc
tn = particularly tnrnns 1Ss Hoanc On 70 sot cSsne
NJ rubmtnsion 10 AuthorttT.
, 1865-09-07
49,. r E p T. Y .
Mutual Life Insurance Company;
OF NEW YORK, =
TIE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL, OF HARTFORD.

$ s
6: :; $;:: e:
ssas:s % IN ] @ % s = % ss:
s ;s g. :: ; t. II % r. | :;
Ii +
;ss g g: ::s - ~
IL &C.:
ss's sss s s
:s es s Is: s %
~ s: 'a: %
] 4 I'll; % conclusive;
Nv nna, .sst 2es*@
huaas&a" - R".e@' @
WI Mhs a .ssss t ~son u average sauz:
1x S a &c z~~&, o '' '''
@ :: &: :; Z; e e
ns,s:;
= l. sss s + Co.:
= :s :;:ss &C.: ::
;: : 6: ;; ~
- ss:::: ::;$5: e. =
g: : % s5s:s: e
;:::::; 4 i IS ; !; 8
i:;;::zz : 81; $;; Il a. .
-: 6; :$: . L L. ;,. ......
::s 5 ;:: :s::::
;: 70 %s: ~s,
..:, s:;:::: ;zEIzzS $z|Iz:$ ssS:$ z$
" s ' sa
$:sz! 81 s $;E @ ssss
,*s e ~
ID srs @ @ s. ] a. ss
s: 9ss :ss; ::;;
IT,
e. & :; & &C.: !: :: :;:: :::;; e; E;
% n n s ]
s; s;ss: sss @ sa s s s
t.: :: :: ss: s .. sss,
~: ss $ ~ :; @ % % ID d;
] sss 5 d. sa .ns e purchase
;:;; :: :: ;s ;; 6: :$ {
e ss4 9 III ssa %: %
ss % .
e; ss ::: s;, :ss9
:
s :: s. =: :; Ct
L :s % i:
;:::::: 4: = =: ::;: :::
|
@ :i:: Sd $
| 6sems ya; august E:. = sfRRnse sRass
|
|
= &C. &C.: :::: :' %
s;: '"* H9. '''' y: ~
i, ]
@ ] .snss ns. @ wound 1s@s @
uote le
cnrnu
Inotr
h,.t
iuon
|
, 1865-09-07
TO GR0CERS,

A vounc married unsn barring seven years experience
tn the Wholesale UrocerJ Business, wishes m engage
met ii Ealexuuan. HYs large Western ncquAntapce,
nd ean influence come tr4de ntzt Of ciiJ reference
siye1. Adafe9& 2. o. Box 434Q- 4eN15aa+i3tuet
, 1865-09-07
AMERICAN
.Emigrant Company,
ONCE, No. 8 Bowling Green, n. 7.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL .-........$1 ,9qo, ODD
PAiu-uP PCAFlTaL...........--... .&t40,000

unskuted vofkrnen from Great britain. Germany lcl-
Eiur1. France Switzerland. Norway. md Sweden 1or
lde farmers, manufacturers. r,iFoad and mlnlnE coE1-
aa sSts e. ssisoi.she %
thclr native homes, and safely to transfer them to
put Operation here that miners. mechanics. (tncud
nd agricultural 1aiiFoad AID otr faborrTs an now
be procured without much delay IN any numbers, s1d
at 1 reasonable cost.
Tho tompsay also undertakes 70 eeExsz9, y = sase
The Company cosopEtse*. among otaen. INC folloM-
Ing Etnt1e1,en \. G. HanGaond. President Of the X.
f5sfs s. nask re- sa & EoR
F. Chanberl1n+ X. We1eh. md John Mooter, Hart
fora; Henry Stanley. Of SeE B@Ftt5n. @ COLI: !. =:
Worth, = Lyman, md John Wtlllam9, NeW Iork !:
p!ss Sp1asneid G Mas; G,ss % Prestaea. u msme.
den Tank, Knsthel, Maas Chas. Hubert, late Of J..
y. Retbe Co, Boston; &c. D. Mckay. and James
IL Gonraay j. Is enabled, by spec,al permission, to
lIoo. .. F. Chase, Chief jnstce Supreme Const Of
Eatta m09 Ge1n a'<fss f!fs
tes i Hnn3ao. t6nn: Hsar7 4. Pefkias PTesIdet
4s.t HsF1s1a: nsRk of SsV "" To5s
boes. Edltor Springfield Kepahliean. Mass: p I: z.
Holland, Springfield Republican Prof Ca?1el1 fTov
tdence, H. l.; Russell Erwin Ma Cor n n; A9n'
Rt5oe;z oeE9 sn hes E,
Jas pHon. Unted ststcs senstoF. Conn; Hon. Geo.
hsn51oI .ss .ss hsn hSR Gen Ga1
ssaass1. : hon. Foster ras1:d s.ate' @ a,sns ssna
f95 f@xs e"n IT,. Ssts sFian
IoEs; Hon, Horace Everett. Council Bluff, lows
, 1865-09-07
(AQRP0RATI0N NOTICE.

~ or1iCx OF 1lx Board Or HTsLic ,~ ~a1hf
Whereas 1he commgu Connsn Or = 1hs siosY 6y e e oS
III TnWn of Chica6o, be E7ds4 ~ pAs9so -, <. 1n0
Wooden n,oSx tecdeace Of tac hoard Of PnoIto
Wo!t I'D of sssa enSfs Sfssassd Sy
6e rs1rent - eed acrordtne 70 ~ psov
tiHrs II thc Revisd Charter as Amended IN Saeo e>
nsaS 5 hGcasss public notea = hereby Et. y = ~
reso99s. ~ pnbIic Works will ueeE a. Room ~ = n
~ ccrt HouAe IN said cty On TIE ltia oay OF ssn
ht AMOUNT directed Aforesaid oy no C9m@1n C9's
eli 10 10 assessed % Ae ~ "
4atd eoH'e'op'"'eo 'f j. g. GEpELE
FRED LErZ-
O. j. ROSE r. .
Commissioners NJ thu D,srd uf puhi1c Work.,
, 1865-09-07

Combating elegance, lshtness, comfort md economy.
and uEa1esuonablY the raost desirable article mada-
Far sale b. FIELD, PALMkh LETTER.
, 1865-09-07

A Eoxxcctjon-Ihc United Stntcs Well
Not stopped.
tspeedsl Despatch 10 The Chicago 77thnne.]
On Ct1r. Sept s. 165s-
Tue despatch published IN The Pi'tsba1Eh Papsft
o. Nouday IL incvr.s.ct. tic unt!ed otatee "eu "
klfD flowing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31
A Broken-Down system.

j q.
sTheteisa disease to which tho doctors give many
names, but which few Of them understand. 1t is
simply weakness breaking down ofthe vital forces
Whatever its causes, land they are innumerable its
symptoms are in the main the same. Among tie
most prominent are extreme lasstude, loss Of appe-
tite, loss off flesh, and great mental depression In
digestion and q Stomach Cough are also frequently
concomitants of this distressing state Of body and
mind. The common remark in relation to persons
in such condition is, that they are consumptive.-
Now, what these unfortunates really want is uigor
vital strength; and as certainly as dawn succeeds
darkness they recuperate their systems and. re-
gain perfect health by reso, ting to HosTETTER's
CELEBRATED srosiAcH BITTERs. Itisas clear
that fs-revving tonic Is required in such cases,
that the dying fame of an ptylamp requires to be
revived with new supply ofoil Perlectlypure and
innocuous, containing nothing but the most genial
vegetable extracts, and combining the three grand
elements OF stoinachc and Alternative, and genial
invigorant Hostetters Bitters are suitable to all
constitutions, and are as applicable to tie diseases
and disabilities of the feebler to those Of men.
New York House, 50 Cedar Street, N. Y. ..si
Aug 7s.---d&w2w '-n,a ,sFliEII all0MJo 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31

The concert given by Mdlle. Adelina Patti
at Vlehy, realized upwards of 100000
Hamlet" the translation bv A,oxondre
Dumas, i the attraction at one Of tbe por;s
-Auoer, the composer, has received from, tha
Emperor Of Mexico the Cross Of ,,rr Tadr ~
Guadaloupe. 81
Miss jAngelaA isatneetins nah. ,,orv
gratifying success in California. On The oooo.
cion of her first appearance in San Franoisco
she-was introduced by Rev. Mr. tsteb,,ins- -yas..
tor of the Unitarian church, with fitting allu-
sionsto her claims to regard in hatcitv Al the
sister of his eloquent predecessor. the Rev
Thomas Starr King, and assurances thai. she.
would justify that regard by her own merits, as
an elochtionist DlIb IcOl Rite VT
Miss Josephine Orion has been engaged as
leading lady az tho Chestnut Street. Theatre.
Philadelphia ta&@ts -
Mrs. D. P. Bowers IS to make a starring
tour through the ceun try this season, under the
auspices of ManagerJohn T. Ford, of w ashing-
ton and Baltimore. ~ lseusia oai Oh heiiW r.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31
1 q OF srATR NR 4 Wa

ER-The Office of the. Monmonth Mr+,al
Fire insurance COMPANY. .NIt,,,s,,s,
broken open androbbed Sunday might. the 9th.
The burglar or burglars opened the desk aand
vault, but obtained only about 800 in revenue
stamps, gold pens and little change. The safe
containing thecompan : funds was in another
place. swsHzh-ss sgzggA
ga horse was stolen in Garland on Sun
day night, and wagon and harness in Dexter
the same night, supposed BY the same person.
nzs-Tb1 wByJ lssvrs tbat oot,aoor. 80, No.
yoIL aorrra;5yead ; in tbot e;tu NTonda,,
;dan+;t,od n Observation-Disclosures :. 'r'.
yesterday-and he was taken AWAY for trial
The charge is forgery at washington. we did
not learn the circumstances of the forserv.g y
Rzs~foa ,sat.,, u, wi, 81 80 -
the most enerpetic and successor al business men
Of Maine, died at his residence on, Monday
evening last, after protracted Illness.
Rzs-,ruesdSv, ',6a,nitX,, 'Sssvs,e.aa pa,nor
VIII Mr.. Sherman came ~, .ba s;t,,T s,,s
stated that about three ! clock a NJ q he was
riding on Saltwater Avenue, two men under
took to stop his horses whenhe fred at them
with pistol and they fed! He thinks
one was hit. He offered a reward Of fifty dol
lars for the apprehe nsion of either of them. na5
Eg-The tax in Macbias Is f;ftv dollars, on
the thousand.
Eg-The Machias Unio,sa calls upon the citi-
zens of that region to give, a warm greeting to
the movement got up, in this city to place a.
steamer on the route between that place and
and Portland. 1t says: "1f the Portland CAP
italists put in their money, as now seems pro-
bable, the people here and at the Downs along
the route, can afford most certainly to put in
their GOOD will. and do Whatever they can 10
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31

PORTLAND, ME-, AND WARD, ELEVEN.
BOSTON. - The city Of Portland. Me-. had
about the same population as the Eleventh
Ward, Boston, though she may somewhat lead
by the present census 4 And yet the income
returns show great difference, as will be seen
by the following statement Incomes over
$4,000, in Pertlandy g.; in Ward Eleven xRns-
ton, 495. Incomes over $4,000, in Portland
8; in Ward Eleven, Boston, 100.
AS the Ward alluded to- Is by'ao means the
richest in Boston, and as Portland is a most
prosperous and money-making city, with many
large business firms, it is evident that. if cor
rect returns were given, there could not he
such great disparity, of eight to one IN the
5000 incomes, and twenty TO one in the in
comes over $4,000. The large cities .va
think, as general thing, have been more mar
ticular in making correct returns than the
country towns and smaller .cities.--[ Boston
Traveller. III Ska "a ins siclT TIT
osl-E NHii gHiIs ,f.11a4W
In publishing the income returns for Port
land we took from the Assessors books IN.
names Of those only whose balances amounted
to $4,000 and over. These did not include
the large number of owners of bank shares
bonds, &C., who have paid taxes on semi-an.I
nual returns Of the banks, and which am amounts
were deducted by the Assessors from their ir-
come tax. The published list by no means
shows the number of persons in this city
whose income exceeds 5000. e1galsA S.sa
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Shanghae June 20, ships Aureola, Bearse, and
Henry Harbeck, Stoughton, unc; barque j w Seav-
full and others. c.GG@fL4lfEJ II
q Sid June 9, barque Nahob, Pettingil, Newchwsng.
= At Hong Kong June %, ships Sea Serpent VIM
sor; Hamlin, Wheelwright; Wallace, Evans; W A
Farnsworth, Thorndfke, and Archer Cressey une !;
bar1ue Benehetor, Berry, for New York. - asI.f I
SD june IL, ships Shirley, Mullen, Manila; ed
Oracle, Wood, San Francisco. ~ ), b. I-l- - y
At singapore July 18th, ships Magnet, King, and
Ocean Express. LoVett, unc. ..l.Il i.'i. =, u +.
Ar At Malaga 10th Inst, barque Tsjuca, Herman,
New York. 100. ll,s. M. N : i I'..fI I--Tl' ,
At Cadiz 18th inst, barque Sancho Panza, Heagan,
tor New York.
Ar ct Liverpool nth Inst, ship W stOrer, Bryant,
Ar at Bermuda 18th inst, brig Henrietta Hodsdon,
New York. ~ ~. ..iil-.. l., ,..... Il
At Lingan CB goth inst, brigs sanl Lindsey, WI
son, and II Emery, Bradford, from Boston.
Boston. ,1-, 49, =. $500 = =
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31

ARE THEY Conceive refer, reader, to
your teeth. Be careful. Next to your eyes.
your teeth are the most precious of your facial
organs. Use the fragrant Sozodont. It win
at once arrest decay and prevent what are
now but mere specks nom being oriices. In
brief Il win save and Beautffy your teeth
And il is the only thing that can save them.
Reflect on this. aug2o-Steod
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31
WHY v NOT "a USE THE BEST.

Over twenty years increasing demand has estab-
lished the fact that Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
the best in the world 1t is the cheapest the most
reliable, and most convenient. Complete in bot
tie. Does not require any previous preparation Of the
hair. No trouble. No crock or strain. Does not
rub off or make the hair appear dusty and dead, bul
imparts to it new life and lustfe. Produces beaut-
full black or brown, preferred A child apply
ly it. Always give satisfaction Only 70 cents per
BOTTLE Sold everywhere. A. L. MATHEWS, Manu-
hcturer, N. Y. s,s - . ,,. ~ E. ~.
DEMAs BARNES s. CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. may12eod1y /,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31
A LITTLE MORE wA4ER.


We are glad to believe that the question OF
supplying Portland with pure soft water islike
ly to become the great question of our domes-
tic economy. When we wrote an article the
other day in favor Of this measure notwith-
standing its large expense, and insisted that
true economy and the prosperity Of the city
alike demand the commencement andzcon-
summation of this enterprise even though tax.
es may be thereby increase, we did not know
but we should hit against the grain of the
heavy taxpayers of the city, and imagined
some ofthem might find fault; though we in
tended to urge the measure according to our
own views of its merits, whatever opinions
might be entertained by others. We confess
it was with no ordinary degree of satisfaction
that we heard the complimentary words spok-
en- of that article and, several gentlemen
whom we supposed TO be at least Indifferent
in relation to the matter, have urged JUS to
aid in making this great want Of the scityone
O.? questions which shall not be winked
out of sight, be allowed to slumber.-
One gentleman in particular, who has as large
stakes in the city's destiny, progress and pros
perity as perhaps any other, said he consider
ed the water question vital one, ana exp PRESS
ed hope that the Press would give its read
ers frequent articles upon the subject so that
it shall not cease to attract public attention.
A few days since we were in CONVERSATION
with one of tbs richest and most enterprising
residents of neighboring. city in THIS State,
and he said, judging from the stand poipths'
occupied and from somewhat intimate ac-
qauintance with the condition and wants of
Portland, that he regarded the Introduction Of,
pure soft water, in liberal supply, as the great
est enterprise before our. people, and as one
upon the results Of which the prosperity Of the
city depends more, perhaps, than upon any
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31

DIR. TIBBETS, PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR RE-
GENERATOR, THE MOST WONDERFUL DIscov-
cry OF THE AGE, will positively restore Gray Hair
to its original color whether black brown auburn,
and being delightful dressing, it imparts to IL
beautiful glossy and healthy appearance. 1t viii also
promote growth of new hair on bald head, swhere
tually remove all dandruff itching and humors from
the scalp. 1t Is warranted to produce the above
suits or money refunded .73iesal nellAtli1liiil q
s,.,7cga, TEBBETTS BROTHERS, ise73roM q
Proprietors, Manchester, N H.
w. w. WHIPPLE, Agent for Portland. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. may11eod6ms
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31
MRS. WINsLow.

2 = MRS. WINSLOW,
- AN EXPERIENCED NURSE and Female Ply
stefan, presents to the attention of Mothers her
NO Soothing Syrup, VI
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
which greatly facilitates the process Of Tsething, by
sofbening he gums, reducing all inflammations, will
allay all PAIN and spasmodic action, and Is H IN
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it win give rest to your
selves, and .
( { RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for over thirty
years, and can say in confidence and TRUTH OF it
what we have never been able to say Of any other
medcine-Never has 10 failed ia single Instance to
eject cure when timely used Never did we know
an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who used it.
on the contrary all delighted with it's operations
and speak IN terms Of commentator Of its magical
effects and medical virtues We speak in this matter
s'what we do know, after thirty years experiences
and pledge reputation for the ulhllment Of what
We here declare. In almost every instance where the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
VIII be found In fifteen minutes alter the Syrup is adj
minist cred. -t,.+. 9~s.a f.
Fun directions for using will accompany each bot
tile. None genuine unless the facsimile of CURTIS
8 PERKINS. New York, is on the outside wrapper.
= Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
.fE Price only IS Cents per Bottle
tinaaa,nd auuf,rs b u ani llfi LT 'aait sil4 y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31
Real Estate for Sale

TTNHE subscriber offers for sale two Houses ON Dam
Il forth Street. No. lis, with large barn, and
store on the same lot. The houses one and half
lot Is 80 by IS feet, with several fruit trees upon hi
Inc buildings viii be sold together separately as
purchasers may desire. Title clear, and terms hber-
THOMAS TRACY, on the premises.
Portland, Aug. 81, 1S65.-d3ws
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31

The Union votes of Cape Elizabeth are requested
to meet at the Town House, in said Town. ON satur-
day, the second day fseptembernext at O'Clock in
the Afternoon TO nominate candidate for Represen-
tatiye to the Legislature. Also to choose q Town
Committee. rsi; nSE30Sss - E4Ot
Per Order of Union Town Committee
Cape Elizabeth, Aug. %, 20, 1856. augsod&wtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31
Nohce.l

The Union voters Of Yarmouth are requested tomees
at the Temperance Han, in said town, ON Saturday,
the second day of September next at O'Clock P. M,
to nominate a candidate for Representative to the
Legislature. Fl 81 a3ay,f. -, Il s,.se,sf5tssi NX
Yarmouth, Aug %, 1885, augsodtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31
DIR. BrcKNEr1.s VEGETABLES DYsENrER,

DIR. B1oKNErL's VEGETABLE DYsENTERY
SYRUP, contains no opiate or mineral substance.
Very pleasant to the TASTE mild in its effect yet sure
safe and reliable, and is Warranted to cure Dysen-
tsry, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint,
Pain OF Cramp in Stomach Bowels. tits the finest
medicine for children wen grown persons, ever
offered the public. Try it'll No cure no pay
Prepared only By EDWARD SUTTON, Proyiaence
n. I, For sale by Druggists generally.
july17d&w2m H. II. HAY, Agent for Name
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31
q ~ RICE BROTHERS, 4s
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
40 and II Eass Water Sc. s3l lfps

MILWAUKEE, SCoNSIN
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR, BEEF,
PORK, LARD, HAMS, BUTTER, SEEDS, etc.
The following choice brands Of Flour on hand:- q
BERTsHY's BEST, N. WARREN, IS sgi
( daifCABINET, afi slsa ~ EAGLE,
y1saa CHAMPION, . Z McCLrLAN.
Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge. g sBlAt aaM
Flour and Produce bought, stored and insured at
liberal rates. mar13eod1y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31
Notice.

The Republicans of Falmouth are requested to
meet at the Town House in said Falmouth on satur-
day, September ise6, at O'clock p. NJ, to nomi
nate candidate for Representative for the ensuing
year. Also to choose Town Committee. < ili
.is' g1a Per Order Town Committee
Falmouth, Aug 20, ise5-d&wtd .ia4s aiA
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Turn Outi

THE Union yotersof Cumberland are hereby mott
fed to meet In Caucus, at their Town House, Tues
day p NJ, Sept. 9Th, ats o'clock, to choose Town
and make all necessary arrangements for
-.-- Per Order Town Committee.
Cumberland, Aug. 18th, 1866. dtd