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, 1865-02-07

H*~-E$VA~
Witntss eotatinued-I neytr received from r1nes
any other money than the $t131 / received from
Shnltz on his order, and the $1,000 be ruYc ms in
G1Eeena NJ nsSs5 r Fl, from hin
the Office Of the Richmond Hou5e VIC only con
vetsed on the current topics Of tie day. I visited
his house at the request Of bis daughters, 10
introduced me, but think It vas ady. / have
met Judge Morris At hts {lorrls'} h,ase, but not
frequently. Visited his house eser5 time was
Mrs. MoF1ie' niece il csnada. The iesssr M TOOK TOOK
frum Castleman to Mrs. Morris was not sealed: It
WIS common letter Of Introduction, given at ny
request.
The Judge Advocate ut this june:tan pre-
sented letter, which the witness had slated
was in Castlcman's handwriting.
Judge Barley objected to the competency
Of the letter as evidence, and it was w,h-
drawn, without being read.
.,Egifntxs Lontinued:-I never hea!d my Of the
9sst,e11a,M Ss Mrs. Morris AUNT" ! never heard
ss1 Is asa ya9 ea' Wee
y. eonvss a51 Loves eisnfaed LIS
friends an pledged himself toa1a 70 any not o ny by
tiny me. snld that Hrs. Norris wss ahont ~
only friend that had and I should iika as~ To to
| etge to any one else.
| cnoss axA11HA11oN,
Dv-ludJe HtF-Ine saw Daniels or Semn..s
mill after my atrest- Wien 1 arrived in Chicago
| vi LAE S1sI Di August. C0l0nel A0QefH1H WIS no
stopping At the Richmond House, but was board
| on private business. do not know that he went
| BY Judge Bartlty-1 have visited tho house O.
Judge Norris frequently; because knew young
lady Who WIS v1siung HRS. Morris. Ny visits tl
| her ho1se we're purely Of a social chssactcr and
had nothf0g Whatever to do with any conspiracy o.
never lived IN Kentucky, nor meyer Eew Mrs.
letter ri introduction to Mr. Morris. Hc was :
Keutucdan and had known her from childhood
| The house Of Judge Morris in Chicago wua ever
| bospitable one for Kentuckians 10 visit. do no
The Judge Advocate here wished to intro
ducc in evidence letter eaid to have bcc1
! written by Colonel Anderson, md which Il,
| claimed was discovered in Anderson'a yaIis
IN his arrest. He asked Judge Bartloy II b
would admit the authenticity ef- the sigma
Judge BARLEY eaid doubtless that Col. An
derson could satisfactorily explain the letter
INIT M he could not be put upon the wines
Stand, he should not admit It, but would Pre-
fer That before its Introduction the Judg
Advocate should furnish full proof.
The letter was accordingly temporaril
Withdrawn.
Hykhs tourt-I was in Chicago during the Cor
vcniion. saw Colonel Anderson there and aiae'
1ia1or NeCro6-Dd they, to your knowledga
| from tnforuatlou received from otaef Loufee1
a.sert tbat they intended conspiracy by 1otce
AIMS o1 Otherwise, agninstth tho Government Oh IL
otj1;l WstssssNEo % cir. Never. --.
Amos Green, Esq, WRs then sworn %
, 1865-02-07
IN CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA

It is currently known AZ tina "1ne1's Medicine SUD
is popularity in al the gold restons Of the Westsz0
lit mN p4efc Ce+ry khora that considered ]ldte
tensa6ie to the preservation CT hnalth ni ptv1
ucns ha1ushtE. aud exrosnrsA indispensable fSoyn tn
lite OF the gold hunter anu the pioueer.
, 1865-02-07
THE TRAVELLER IS WITHOUT DE-
FENSE

Against the noxous effects OF thu varieties o. to8
wettt and The perniclo4s atmospheric caa1ges which
he must rcou1ter on fiA Journey urlesa arm. In
NJ ether will cteate nj KEEP condition ot
.ne SYSTEM n, Is VII zen II pteol a,nss the nasdsn
, 1865-02-07
UNIVERSAL ADULTEBATI0y
lT Is a REPRESENTATIVES, mrDr,


possessing al the properties claimed for three
End a1st1yes, and daily proving bF il apsStfon ~
cascA requiring The esaaitcn Of these thfc9 impoi
and the be:t possible proportions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13

reguls, ly fr Their convenience night and morning..
The tract ms been surveyed into fty-sX parcels Ho
acres the largest embracing the phhsio"
end ort III the lawn garden some tWeht! iots DOE
a. ,poy fe and six or see oh "a" postrohhnu
10 nnon avenues laid ont from the TOsu 10 ING
br-s Jt - Mr. Collins's desire 10 have each iot SOU
b Jse so that the pugehascc can zee oAaciy Wnat ne
IS g,yin1. There wis goodlY collection OF people Oh
,tntlsv Notwithstanding he threatening appearance
c IN, weather, bul there no sale, a. tue weaer
made A peg.p1nemeut Necessary he&Vy thuhHer
slower f5r two hours and steady all ~ afternoon
,,irey fl. .e1 pm ,ha;ers from examining, BAD II
ggs by the gish more than than tha. OF MI Conns
af the sal, postponed until the 2s INST In me
rear iuC as il is tier or great publc interest 10
see % q tie rural .cis und the city occupied ny
those VINO can AID s. aid live away from city noise and
pes,ii,nco few months Of the year. We
hove this a.tcle will attract attention to
50 lesh Die l. location this ot Larcnmont.
Thee :otaj, larger city IN tire Torld that has
So great extent If easily accessible country rs suf'
rounds Neg.yoTh so diversified IN character ana SO
at BE cr delightful rural names for the citizens ind
s.il. oh -auGbe at sdeh extremely Ow Totes We pre-
sue there i, not 81 M C0Dinss afm tnat WI
sell ior 81 0O0 withou, b4dngs ye; ia CERTAIN nat
there aye delightful bulldog sites within 10 cr 10
miles OF the C,,ra Fax lee had at 500 70 so, an
acc az wt that 10 010o' The people now peu' up
between tic hot brick wills should have country noIaes
upon some Of these convenient healthy lccaiionf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13
MASS MEETING OF THE TAlLORs. Tho m

MASS MEETING OF THE TAILORs-Ths mass
re,tlg 81 the traitors. at TO- ll3 3owcry was very
largely attended last evening all nat onnlitos being
represented but the German element largely prrdomi.
mating Mr. Jacob Morstod, wa elected President
anc NJ William e. Tucker Secretary. The follow ing
resolutions were pLrsed.
UL,,,o, TIE che OF 'le times more than ever
before. require closer unity ofs wo.kngin.n a-auch
the employers VII try to l-ducs the prc~ Of labor
U've1stic high prices OF The necossso life viii ADMIT
united scl.on eyarythng may l- accomplished therefore,
lie II
Rssrei. 11St We th. ira. members Of th. Association
deeni II d.ty do pledge ourselves with all the ~usre
possess 20 endeavor T. bring this body the ,ame
toa IN Which stood in former tame, every
Who hitherto been ~ become member by L,
ain 'at such viii De Tor tn. better protection OF
labo- MI be- II further
k,sorcd That s msribers an! such a. may wish TO
nlaks csutc with Ne 10 admitted ucu3crshp on
the most isvor he irInis
Tho Prrsdcnt stated that tho object u the meeting
vas 10 effect closer association nong he ai0rs Il
the city. in order 10 prevent reelection Of wages
the part " le employers
Tue rt-oalions were unanimously adopted.
Mr. Crshfsan then addressed the Gudienoe In Eng.
lsn, supporting the spirit Of the resonons other
tori followed principally In German u the same vein
when tho meeting di perssd, evidently with general
feeling that the objects OF the meeting were accom-
plfhed. and that The unity q. the torr far
Pleted Ihs' NJ reduction Of wages ws 70 10 spprs-
bended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13
Latest Ahip News.


Steamer Petrol, Howard, Fernsneina FL = hos With
nav torres IA Pa... 10 wi-en Gibson Id"ea 'V IN
TN Nsgi,icna Feaih-rt1i tate psy) Aspirwnll y da>
rnd,s to = +. Joy ih inst. Of BeFne' Cap' hcraii.
ray AGED A. years died reurss; IN T.. s'on'ch s'o wa
burie! "a sea Ills family reside 10 bf9osiyn:
Bark Brother Ncvca5 Newof.esns Is day., T. w. to-
rrs I~ig,on i day. with col c. 3. swain.
scaF. Gerrde, Eieu,hrO pine apPe' to joseph Eneas-
hr $ sawyer Gamase Mobile II days with cotton 70 q.
SIN Car line, knight, Iakia. s.vAnnah with Oh 70
self T. \. 5.cy. Wider Linsa Il days, {. B.
swan
BELOW.
Bremen os.A Gce.iengnde hnheT, from Bremen Msy 4
Brig r. Wyiie noui CO.. Ba.
WiND-A Sunset =. ard lisht
70 N'7fNrRs
IsrsnteESc. REsPEeTSs Ligur Horsss.-rhe Chars
- -, - H., = ,.,,- n n, h. 80. a. ,,ov,s.
Fixed .. light (, feet ab yc he dispayed Aov
Is lSsi on gitos.s a. Lauaskl ..sud Cyprus rns
rcd tilt 10 b. eSab.ted AMI alter Nov a 1865, ~
Iasrt ,le petition Of pesf. Roe
Gyed whie iisi, va, rai5i e. Ge fe boy. The ueaa
evel o. tine beynnirg Jsa 81 s5 or - - 'te Of -
buoy he oeu placed IN . o. water ~ ~. snce %
,aragrni srtor. On and same 'ae re,ol INK whites
MI, va. e. 1ited rom - ii,..nous- the eastern pro-
,t pc pao. .5l .,e. -bIse the Visible p nii
bell bloJ ha PM H. iaihos Of water on the Va'er
revolving vii 'eht fir, exhit ed Dec. I, 1894 on
Conc tao IA south Cast VI ieiy feet above 10
Gxrl ~h.c .sht, 70 t., .boso dspayed Dec
g. soa ihe hin Hescoi e he al II
'.kians There IS 'ow~ nxed I'd ut 10 et ctcva th9
sea. Tie bcacon chtcs a rcd aid white and srnoaIe4
by Abfisft hfss. b T.
hxrd white light 81 Z, above the l. established ~
Msaonps toa:, os.iui sd. also tne south side Il
poft -egvs.
csOvns ed Oh, shown Feb !. 1853 ro'r Vile Il
Moria Point, noiL bank II the oir. - feet above the
II ish wst.r sn.irg.. tt.d white hs sIhii
Nov i5 .Soi. Green Bflss rock - feet above lsh
visible u miles isM Tort Navajo LisA, tas bee X
proved ard j. visible I. miles.
GIT ie.,elo island in the Ka'egot was lii Feb.
1905 fixed he isht 10 eei above The sea seen -
mi - The tn ost side Of tho entrance to ale Fiord
has chsnscdso sns white hight l93 .ee above ,hs
-
ed buoy hes e. the vicinity OF Bird spi' shca (Rysf
Ge,ibsl, ssc oL ckered buoy marking tn rgsy Chsrs
mel. back buo, the African hG0 From this iGse
Capc House ror, Baen and the Tags Bathurst are all
Ia .sht.
Tie position nd time dropping TIE tine bail at A'oen on
I.and have been atrr.d II Is dgopped rom ah
Essrr IAN old pm In Of soPGng he pad
tine IL negative peno IA, "inbe no TED AID 'e
ball c'opy"n -e. minutes ui,r the tine stated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13
THE TURR.
Trottimg Match for Two Theuse I'd Dcllsrs
tho Union Course. T..

Yesterday the great trQttng match for 81 900
mile heats, best three in fye in harness betwee, tbx
celebrated as rottcrs Iody Thorne and Dexter. thu.
koph OF Philadelphia, ard the latter trained By Hiram
Woodruff and owned by Mr. George Alley Of this city
came on on tne Union Course. The attendance was
the largest we have ever seen on any trottug course
Ems season, for the match excited vast ar,ouau
OF interest among the trottine md sporting.
men OF NewYcrs, Philadelphia and other
Cites IL lad been twice postponed previously.
Friday the 9Th being tho day Originally fxel
upon. but that day proving unfavorable on az.
count OF heavy rain storm - well IS the succeeding
dar, Saturday and inc conditions Of tie match spec-
Tying good day ali good tIacS, double postDone-
menI vas rendered necessary. Yesterday was fine and
pleasant and the tack in excellent order, bat tie
strong wind which prevailed was against fast tirs
beng made a.tboug the bets had been made IS low
22Jl up 10 2%i. Tho betting In the city very
heavy TIC match vas made, first one horsa
ard tler the other being made the tayorite. On
the tack before tho start Lady Thorns
Vas backed 70 win the race at s00 10 SO on
he. She won Ito first heat very easily
IN 2.2i ~ 10 lengths, Dexter having been carried 10
break b. the rapid Ige tie mare trot.ed the first hae
mile having been dorc IN l09} which 10 at tie rate o.
2.l9l 10 me mile. Tic second heat in which SO 20
SO was bot on Lady Thorne. won by her ceYeily
N 26t by length and inc betting was now 900 ia
SO Tat sine Deyterwon the third heat in 2.27;
tle mere repra ~ bIeskng In consequence Of having
cut her quarter Sag ~. Srl, TWO TO Que was current
Oh hcr Lady hip ard she won the third heat ant .he
race by two lenyths IN 2.2ct.
SUMMARY.
usIos Corass, L. l.. Nonlay June i2.-Ma,ch *2cccs
milo beats, bee. ; H. D "a h4rness.
:. VI lnu.i' a. ai-d h. m, Iaty Ti1rns.......l
IA. Woodruff. named b. g., D"x.er...,......,s.I
ime. "A, 2Hl n. 2.H4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13
TERRIBLE CALAMITY
POWDER EXPLOSION At CHATTANOOGA.
Loss Of Life and Destruction Of Government
Stores.



A tremendous cxpiosio. end IRE 'cou'io"
here last evening supposed through ealel'
spark from tho locomotive &; IS thought ignted 'He
loose powder in tho ordncaoo department. M" al 'u
etartaoeous and terrible explosion followed Iherc
were several thousand tuns OF fixed ammunition ana
powder on hand. all Of which we.e destroyed. Shot
and shell went hissing about tho town. and many were
Killed and wounded Ths immense quarie'mastei :
and oommissary's buildings IN me nelehpIiuooa
eausbt fire. and weIo destroyed. involving the de
,,ruction Of q quarter of million dollsrs worth OF
stores. Twas on Lookout Mountain aud felt che shock
plainly.
The l5tA Regulars ere ordered to Newport: Il !.
Many believe that the great fire ana explosion here last
night was the work Of inco darism, ~ Government
property was destroyed q ltereousy Mt Nashville
und Gelatin. Through the eNerioa OF Gen. eros
yerno. the bridge and much olser Government prop
erty YES saved
The ,airosl is nearly completed to atlanta.
Pro inent Ike ols aro being arrested in Noi'herF
HccI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13
Larch mont,

TIE COUNTRY SEAT or Z. Z. C0LLfNs-vALU-
ABLE BUILDING sIrLs IN wssrChGsTkR
COUNTY.
This properly, which has teen exten-.'ely
adyer.issd 10 be sold q; auction b. James ID. hiler
Ssturdsy June 10 i situated upon the shove OF L.
Island Sound aid tho old Boston Turnpike about wo
miles beyond New Rochelle, and ton ring npcl the
bay sol .hwes. OF Long Beach Point. ihe tract con-
tsns 81 acres and as a .nole; would % beautiful
estate 70 fine country residence Of city millionaire.
such b. bfr Collins was supposed TO be VIXEN he owned
The Atlantic Steamship Lins Liverpool and when he
purct the great family mansion o. Peter d. 1on
roo. 4 he old grandees o! Nestche ter County
whose pa g'ia maisiOrj We're IS cci Ornaments, ana
s.se OF them stOOi y prominent land MARKS 70 the
ngyiRators n Long Island Sound. Ihjs vas the case
with The "od Monroe house." which Of late yea has
Deel tcitsr Known af tee Collins place." because = r.
Collins was very widclv Known among al nau cal men,
~ eohneca1n iii h.i great stoamghip enterprise anu
through the losses Of which this beautI.C property ~
subjected > TIC sactioneers hammer II - D0au
thu as whoie, II any could aaord luxrry OF
living uioI such grand e..ate; but 1t is stil more
beautiful and valuable 10 cut up into building cites. be-
4 Las gradual slope ron the a.. water
sud such OcId shOTe that ordinary vessels coLu and
upor any part anu al " Horse shoe narbo." Iai &C
wharf 80 reference to the map u EewYork and it's
surroundings that tbs property falls .Lin the
twenty mile line &C. the City Hal aud about one hour
BY the New Haven Railroad (nslf mile disant from
tho city sta oi IL would be delightful situation for
q colont o! c.., people VITO could i've in such a COM
nunity 81 ater,ts would keep the estate open 70
&hs ne Of ~ wlIssaj isSctA 40 yAb bset fasSiSg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13
EAYJ d.
Progress Of the Revolution.

BosroS, Monday, June g 1865.
BY arrivals here advices are received from
Hayti totte oath Of Ma.
The revolution was t;l in progress withoD decisive
xtsults.
The recent report o.the defeat q he Eebcs was not
confirmed.
There Lad beeI some Sighting near Gonaives, ard II
WIS thought the National troops would abandon that
place and fall back upon 81 Marie.
President Gef.agG maxim great eker.ions IN
Forwarding troops from POI. au Prince and Deighbor
iBgt.wpe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13

The provision dealers al Syracuse N. Y, re-
ta ths bes, Of table butter fog y Gents psr pound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13
IHJM N.ExEC0.
mexicon "Emi srufion The Ege''cts Dr.
fering Aid 20 the Impssiniists-The
AnasfoyI, Ntfucio.

HAvlyA We'd esd =. Juce> 1865
To. news received from MexiCo BY ms English
steamer Elder which arrived the is not Of much
IMPORTANCE The Ere yoaoele publish ID al tie c. 'ai
does not think hat American emigration would be
dangerous to the Interests q the Empire.
Tie SociedaG confirms tire ruIaor that the Confed
crates al Eagle pess ar Pedres Vegras and browns
vile had offered armed aid 10 The Imperial Authorities
wLo however did not acceit IT,
THE apos,olic Nuncio NJ. Negis, bad ief: Mexico on
tAe 2th MI TO reGrn purOpe. ~, os is SAD upon an
ip ortant mis-. % u Cei al America.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13

DROWNED APatEick Hastings, aged 20, who
re aided at the corner Of Vestry and HLson- was
drowned last evening who bathing of the Batter y
The body was not recovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13

TIE COUNTRY SEAT or Z. Z. CoLLfNs-vALU-
ABLE BUILDING SITES IN wHsrChESTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13

The members OF the Massachusetts Legis,a-
turc have postponed IN intended visit 81 the HoOsao
Tunne be cause o. the prevalence Of small pos in tas
locality.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-16
MRS. ..WINSLOW

A EXPERIENCED Nurse and Female Ply
stefan, presents TO the attention of Mothers her
ena4aSoothing Syrup, III
FOR" Chill DREN TEETHING
which greatly facilitates the process of Teethins by
softening the gums, reducing all nlammations win
allay all PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it. mothers, it will give rest to your
selves, and
hELiEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for over tartg
years, and can say in confidence and TRUTH of it
wnat we have never been able to say Of any other
medicine-Nerer has failed in a single Instance to
eject cure, when timely used.i Never did we know
an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who used it,
On the contrary all delighted with its operations
and speak in terms of commentator of its magical
effects and medical virtues We speak in this matter
"what we do know ? after thirty years experience
and pledge our reputation for the fufment 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 il adj
ministered. 4st
Full directions for using will accompany zach bot
tile. None genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS
s. PERKINS. New York, is ON the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
o9aN Price only IS Cents per Bottle.
june3snd&w 81 A lttE 81 s4
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-16

The gold market has been little weaker onon;no
at and closing for the week at about al The IA.
mand is stu mainly limited to the payment Of ems
tom house dues, foreign balances being covered nv
expectation of domestic products and American co
curitics. The Scotia last Wednesday took ont a mill
lion and half Of 5-2Os, and 5911 bales Of cotton
were shipped from New York last week to Livernool
alone. Financial writers again beginning to ex
press the hope, that the volume of paper cnrrancv
may soon be reduced, and suspicion of th;s sort
may account for the decline of gold Operations in
trade are still limited to furnishing supplies almost
from day to day, to meet the consumptiye fa,oand
Stocks are reduced to the least possible commas od
will be kept within the narrowest limits unt;, so,,a
permanent basis of trade is reached Prices orc ma
generally so firm as last week.
APPLES-There is getting to be very cood s,,,,-
ply OF new green apples, and prices range fSo s-o
bri. Dried apples are little firmer and Eastern
Western do 9@10c p fb. anu
ASHES-Pot ashes rule quiet and steady with mod.
crate sales at 7(GSc " fb. y "i'A' E niou-
BEANS-Trade is now confined to a local do,n,.,,,
chiefly for white pea BEANS at about 90 6oo 81 i
Marrows, blue pods and yellow eyes remain sta DI
and quiet at quotations elsewhere. '''au'
BREAD-Prices rule very steady and sva o4. 80
oquote pilot at 7tg9c " h. ship at 6ll7c d ~ and
crackers at 40945c W 100. iD' ".'e
BUTTER-The supply of good butter IL s,iu M.
and choice table is held at 30d32c Sfor bg{iay
is firm at the recent advance, and has been in
at fully 24G26c % ID. 4ue''
CANDLES oulds are duh at 10000. retailers
being pretty well supplied at previous hiohar
Sperm are still quoted at 42945c ~ it. -''os'
CEMENT-The demand continues lipht ond ,,-;oas
have receded to $21O92 10 " brl. anu pii0e0
CHEESE-Old cheese is nearly out of tho ,nartet
ana quotations are nominal. New is plenty and va
RES largely in quality prices now ranging from 14a9c
W ID.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-16
noMESrIC PORTs.

SAVANNAH-Ar 9Th, brig George Amos, Stinson
New York. u = INIT -
PORT ROYAL sC--sld 9th, barque Nav Stefan
Harmon, New York sth. Annie, Clifford, do.
N0RFOLk-Ar 4th inst brig j w Woodruff. Fa
ton, Boston. f0-'~-'' .
: BALTlMoRE-cld 18th, barque Eagle. Robinson
Kennebunk. isH III lf,i - :"
CD LIN, sen belmont, Orr, Portland. m
Sid 18th, brigs L I knight, Strout. Boston. w A
Dresser, Hatch Providence. n - S' y "
:, PiH,1LADELPIHA-Ar1 18th, schs Ruth Thomas
cid for Newburyport.)
CID 18th, brigs Ella Reed, Tuzo, st Jago; Kenne
pee Lilly, Portland; schs Alligator, Collins Calais
Hattie Ross, Poland, Portland Garland, Norton and
Baltimore, Dix, Boston. f.lf Ha.l
!. NEW YORK-Ar 18th, scbs Game Cock, Langley,
Calais; DIR Rogers, Pierson, Boston.
Ar 18th, schs Fanny Keatlng, Rich, Lingan CB I;
Hattie Baker, Burgess, Savannah:
Ar 18th, brigs Edwin H Kennedy, Geyer, Cow Bay
CB; Emily Fisher, Corning, do. ,1-..s -,
Below, ship Orient, from Liverpool; barque Airing
ton, from Cow Bay CB.
Cid 14th, barque Fannie, Partridge, Charleston
brigs Means, Hall, jacksonville Mazatlan, Mad
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-16
A Timely Warming to the sick.


IL is especially important at this time, when the
markets of the United States are flooded with the
direst polsons, under the of imported liquors
and when domestic compounds purpOrthg to be me-
dienaI but not whit less pernicious, are heralded
20 the world as sovereign remedies" that the pub
lie should understand the flcts. BE- it known then,
that while all the dusiye stimuants called liquors
are impure, and all the Toacs containing alcohol are
manufactured with fiery article containing GByI or
tsaseJ OIL, mortal poison, HOSTETTERS CELE-
DRAFTED STOMACH BTrTERs contain none OF
these things but are combination Of pure essence
Of Rye with the pure juices OF thel most valuable
stomachic, antbiious and aperent herbs and plants
and that as a safe and rapid remedy tor Dyspep-
STA and all its kindred complaints, this preparation
stands before the world without rival OF competitor
Its sales to-day equal to the combined sales all
the other tonies advertised in the United States and
the certificates which authenticate its usefulness
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