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PORTLAND VOLUME II. PORTLAND, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1863. WHOLE NO. 369 PORTLAND DAILY PRESS, JOHN T. OILMAN, Editor, la published at No.

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A REMEDY FOB DIFTHEKIA. From Gatiffnani. This affection which comprises those known under the name of bad sore throat, angina, croup, French angine cuuenneuAe, has hitherto been considered one of the most difficult to cure. We sometime back gave an account of Dr. method, wliich con sists in administering storax under the form of a syrup; but we now find in Lie iter ue Therapeutique, a paper by Dr.

A. De Grand Boulogne, Vice Consul at Havana, in which he mentions ice as an infallible specific. As this, from its extreme simplicity would, if effective, be fur superior to any yet tried, we cannot refraiu from quoting the mentioned by the author, who had published this remedy far back as February. ami consequently complains (not without reason, if iis efficacy is such as he describes it) of the inexcusable negligence of practitioners in not takiog notice of it, thereby alowing many valuable lives to be lost. The following cases came under his observation after that date In March and April, 1801, the disease iii question broke out under an epidemic form and chiefly attacked adults with such virulence that iu one week three young women died iu one house.

One of Dr. De patients, afflicted with blepbacite, was seized with it, and as he could not immediately attend, owing to the severity of the case another physician was called in, who ordered emetics and aluminous gargles, which produced no effect. At length Dr. De Grand caine, and found the tonsils greatly swollen, and a false membrane covering them. He immediately administered small pieces of ice, and by the following morning the tumefaction of the tonsils had diminished by half, and the false membrane had nearly disappeared.

That very evening she was enabled to take food. Profiting by this example, a few days after her brother was seized with sore throat, presen ting the same preliminary symptoms as those of his sister; but he, without waiting for the doctor, at once took some ice, ami was rid of his sore throat in a few hours. Some days later Dr. DeGrand was summoned to a young lady who had been laboring under the disease for some forty-eight hours; all remedies had failed, and the parents, relations and friends of the family were plunged in the deepest sorrow. hen Dr.

De Grand ordered ice, a general cry of astonishment was uttered by all present Ice for a sore throat! Impossible! It was sheer murder! Dr. DeGrand maintained hia ground, and after much expostulation, during which much time was lost be obtained his end. Before twenty-four hours were over, the patient was in full convalescence. Beiug at Vera Cruz on a mission, he was requested to see a young man who was attacked with malignant throat, and had been treated without effect by cauterizations with hydrochloric acid and astringent gargles. Here again lie had to battle with the prejudices of the family, but was at length allowed to- administer ice.

The young man recovered in the course of the following day. Dr. De Grand has now been using this remedy for the last twelve years without having met with asingle failure. That is what he says, but even If only half of what he says were true, the method should be tried by others. Cold gargles have been employed with success by Dr.

Blanc of Strasburg; why not Ice? From the Providence Journal. What a Democratic Officer Thinks. The following extract from a private letter from a Democratic officer iu oue of the llhode Island regiments has been placed in our hands for publication: am still a Douglas Democrat, but I fear the word has been damned by its associations. IfSeymour and Toucey of Contiectlcut, the Woods of New York et id omne are Democrats, I am not. If Butler, Diqkmsou, Brady Company, are Democrats, I am oue, still I must confess it would be hard lor me to support any cause that the Providence Post endorsed.

In the last election I perceived there were two parlies. Oue of them was bound to support the administration at all hazard, the other would support the administration so far as its policy was endorsed by their judgmeut. Can there be any doubt which party a soldier would vote for? A soldier sees the necessity of giving absolute power so far as is possible, to any officers that are expected to wage successful war. That Jeff Davis has had sucli power the secret of the succe-si'ui resistance of the rebels. I happened some time since to see copy of the Providence Post and among the arguments used to induce the casting of votes for its candidate were lhaithev would avoid the draft, Ac.

Also Bradley in hii speech went in for a conciliation of the wayward by a repeal of the Emancipauon roewmatlon. I agree with Cardinal ivcne.n^u, my two great maxims, nm, employ all methods to conciliate. Failing these, all means to Conciliation and played out. We have been at it for thirty years, and behold the result. I do not understand that war policy wltieh recommends the hitting your enemy a.

soft blows as possible I ity, all the means within your reach. Strike harder aud harder, redouble your blows, until he cries then be merciful if you will, but flm be u.t There is a deal of luss about negroes and if any oue advocates using negroes on our side he is a F'earlu! epithet, ft once had power, but after has become acclimated to rebel shells, he doesn't much fear copperhead bombshells. I believe in using tile negro to subdue the rebels, as I would use my sabre, a horse or a jackass. If lie will fight use him as a soldier; if lie will work, let him dig the trenches and drive the teams. I believe the Emancipation Proclamation to be a good war measure, and that this summer will demonstrate the same.

When this war Is uvrr ruu uui utu lis uominion over every foot of territory, if then I am in the land of the living, I hope to fight under the democratic banner, hut until that time, I shall support the administration which may happen to he in power, no matter how much my judgment may condemn its 1UE Eight of the Nation to 1 lie plausible argument that drafting should be effected through the State authorities is conclusively answered by a single consideration. 'File nation has the inherent right to protect and defend itself us a nation against domestic or foreign enemies. For this purpose the Federal Government must cover the whole country, and be able to summon the men of the country to its as well as to tax the property of the country to furnish its treasury. Troops wanted lor the use of the republic must lie at the disposal of the constitutionally elected rulers of the republic for the time being. Governors may be factious, as well as individuals, and refuse co-operation at critical moments, and when most needed.

There has been actual experience of tills already. It is not to be forgotten that at the outset of the war certain border States, through their hall-loyal magistrates, refused to furnish their quotas to the army raised to put down tlie rebellion. Moreover, there are governors to-day, who, if they had the power, would virtually re-enact secession, and make their support of the Federal Government depend upon the acceptance of their conditions or their policy; and this too when a majority of their constituents are thoroughly loyal. The insidious reasoning that would transfer the Executive of the Ration in any degree from Washington to Albany, is to be watched, as inimical to the true interests of the country and the true interpretation of its institutions. The President is directly responsible to the tieople.

and amenable to the Judiciary of the land. He is not responsible to Horatio Seymour, and docs not hold office by his sufferance. Consequently the assumption of this gentleman and his party, to direct the proceedings of the President, or to exercise over them practically a veto power, is simply preposterous. The Nation has not chosen him or his followers, engineers or brakemen of the Cube fob Dysentery. Dr.

Page of Washington communicates the following to the Republican of that city: The following simple remedy, long known in family practice, was recently tried in the camp of the New Vork Twenty-Second Regiment, where there were from eighty to one hundred cases daily of dysentery, a'ud with rapid cures in every case. a tea-cup half full of vinegar dissolve as much salt as it will take up, leaving a little excess of salt at the bottom of the cup. Pour boiling water upon the solution t.ll the cup is two-thirds or three-quarters full. A scum will rise to the surface, which must be removed, and the solution allowed to cool. three times a day till relieved.

The rationale of the operation of this simple. medicine will readily occur to the pathologist, aud, in many hundred trials, I have never known it to fail iu dysentery aud protracted diarrhea. The Vbamk a time when the business community seemed in danger of being flooded with shinphislers of irresponsible persons in order to supply the deficiency in (mail coin, Gen. Satnuel Yeazie of Bangor, a Banker of large wealth was requested by many interested in business to prevent this card currency of doubtful value from spreading over the state, by the issue of fractional checks of good appearance and which would command the confidence of all. He did so, and his fractional have performed a good service and saved to the business community thousands oi dollars, besides ufiordiug a great convenience.

Of late, persistent efforts seem to be made to limit the circulation of the by statements that they have been counterfeited. Every check has been redeemed when presented for redemtion and all have been found genuine by the parties who ma them. hey are safe as any paper currency can be. We take them as readily as any money offered. General Yeazie bus performed a good service to community and we thank him.

No person should dispose of tliesa Yeazie checks at a discount beyond the Express fees for Journal. THE following is a list of those exempted trom draft iu the 1st District. Aug. STthaud 28tli: Svlreater 8 tstrout, Joseph 8 Benton, Leauder A Dow. disability Nathaniel Allen.iu service March 3d; Albert Richardson, Chas Decker, Jr.

oldr son of agist parents; Azariah It Iliad bourn, disability; George Cuadliouru.olected by parents prior to dralt; llovt, Jr, only sou; Samuel Irish. Eliphalet Reed, disability: Wm liver, onlv son; Charles Burnell, Joaiaii 8 Wentworth. Nathaniel 1, Ward, Hollis Doughty, disability; Warren 1 Thorn, only aon; John Berry, Joseph Spencer. disability; Hiram Spencer, only son Horatio J'Sanborn, disability; David Rowe, now in service: Eieazer Noble, George Stanton, William Shaw, disability: Chas Abbott, paid Rishwonh A Burnell, Oliver Murch, Ralph Flint, disability; Jas A Bounds, oulv son; Samuel Boss, Jeremiah 11 Hamilton, paid Loreuzo It Emery, disability; Andrew Robinson. onlv sou Joshua Harding.

Jr, Samuel Chadwick. John Sanborn, Luther Stic. Corriion, Marshal Vates. Beni Jewell, diaahditv Foresti Sanborn, elected prior to draft: Wm Douglass, disability; Jas IPibb. elected prior Io draft: Adam Winslow, Elbridge Noble, Isaac Billion, disability; Arthur Fogg, paid S3H0; Andrew Palmer.

Stephen A Smith, Mbrrill 8cribner, Wm A Lane, Aaron Burnell, Bichard Meserve, Elbridge Clough, disability; Jas Libby, only son; Thomas Blake, Frederick Mountford, disability; Beuj Sweet, George Clevis, oulv sons: Henry 1 rue, Reuben Boss. Honry Maraton, Amos Lon. Edmund 8 llovt. disability: Abraham Lutkin, only sou Wendell Hale, Enos witched, Frederick Hamilton, Alvin Soule disability; Eduard Seaburv, father of motherless children; Henry A Soule. Algernon (I Smith.

Walter 8 Brown disability; Franklin Knight, paid Huh; Frank Soule, Wm If Pool. Joaiaii Walker, Joseph it Lovell, disability Ai Small, Jeremiah Baker, over age; Mi. ehacl Murphy, disability; Darius Collins, only son; John 8 Seaburv, two brothers now in service; Chas Thompson, disability; Xenas Prince, oulv sou; Honry age; Wm I. Lawrence, Charles Walker, John Flint, Jr, Wm Byram, Win Kinr. Rutus Soule, Edward 8 Thompson, disability; Itant Nason, Ai Plummer, Jr.

paid 83d0: James A Johnson. Greenlicf Sawrer, disability; Aniariah Tripp, father of motherless children Nathaniel ousins, onlv son; Wm Spencer, elected by mother prior to draft; Rob'tF Gould, disability; Donald Solomon Sawyer, Natli'l Thompson, Jr, paid S3b0; Albert Baker, in service Marcli 3d, 1863; Joseph Sawyer, paid 8300; Chas Baker, in service March 3d, 1863; Darius Smith, two brothers now in service; Win MeLellan, in service March 3d, 1863; Lucius Blaisdell, only son. The following furnished substitutes: Nathan Merrill, Wm Lincoln. vathaniel Tufts, James Lord. Michael Sposedo, Charles Libby, Isaac MeLellan John Frye, Francis Paine, Richard Cook.

Jr, Wm MeLellan. Arthur Boothbv, John Hamilton, Boswell Hamilton. Marrett A Kennard, Wm Waterman, l.twm MeLellan. Parker Sawyer, Samuel Bacbelder. Major Bussoil.

CUARLES U. DOUGHTY, Capt. aud l'rovjat Dist. aug29 3t OK. HI Eclectic Medical Infirmary.

Established for the treatment qf those diseases in both seres, requiring Experience, Skill, Honor and drt irticii. PRIVATE has for a number of years confined his attention to diseases of a certain class. During his practice he treated thousands of cases, and in no instance has he met with a failure. The remedies are mild, uo interruption of business or change of Or. Hughes is in constant attendance from 8 morning until 10 at uight, at office, 5 Ternpie street.

Charges moderate, and a cure guaranteed rooms, so that no oue will be His remedies cure disease i fajI: cures without dieting. lftion 1 of the patient; cures witnout the disgusting and sickening effects of most other remedies; cures new cases in a tow hours; cures without the dreadful confluent effects of mercury, but annihilate the rank and taint that th. blood is sure to absorb, unless the propar remedy is used. 1 he are entirely ye hie, and no injurious effect, either CDObtitutiouall I locally, can be caused by using them. YOUNG MEN.

who are troubled with seminal weakness, generally caused br bad in youth the effects of which are pain and dizziness in the head, forgetfulness, sometimes a ringing in the ears weak eyes, terminating in consumption or in, sanity if neglected, are speedily aud permanently cured. All correspondence strictly confldentialand will a returned If desired. Address DR. J. B.

HUGHfcS, No.6 Temple of Middle), Portland. stamp fer Circular. wtfTDOLLARS will be given for the detection A. aud conviction of any person or personsstcaliuj from the of our subscribers. dec26 PUBLISHERS OF T11EPRES8.

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These are the Great Leading Routes for Chicago, Cincinnati, Cloaveland, Detroit, Milwaukee, Galena. Oshkosh. St. Paul, LaCrosse. Green Bay, Ouincy, St.

Louis, Louisville, Indianapolis, Cairo, kc. zr LUXURIOUS SLEEPING CARS WITH ALL NIGHT TRAINS. Passengers may have the choice of all the different routes to Boston, New York, Albauv, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Philadelphia. Baltimore. Washington, connecting with the different trains.

Morning, Noon and Night. Sure Connections, and Ktggage checked through from Boston to any point desired. Time as Ouick and tare as as bv anv other All Hail Route, and but one change of Cars from New York City or Buffalo to Cnicago. THROUGH from Portland to all the principal Cities and Towns in the loyal States for sale at the Lowest Boston Rater, at the Union Ticket Exchange Street, (Up Stairs.) W. D.

LITTLE, Agent. Passage Tickets for California, by the Old Line Mail Steamers ami Panama be secured by early application at this office. aug26 T1IL GREAT DIVIDEND -OFTHREE MILLION DOLLARS, Recently distributed among the Policy holders Or- THE Mutual Life Insurance OF YORK. Cash Fund Si Should lead every man to look int the system and advantages 01 this Company before insuring elsewhere. This dividend has added nearly Jifty percent.

to the valueofthe Policies, aud is, in iniuiy instances, thirty-three per cent, more than the premiums paid. The boat and safest investment any man can make for the benefit of bis family, is in a Policy with this old aud substantial company. A large number of the business and professional meu of Port laud aud vicinity Hold its policies and can attest to its advantages, to whom reference mav be made. Documents and all net-dftil information cheerfully grauted on application uiy office, No. 31 Exchange Street.

W. D. LITTLE, Agent. Tills Company gave 88000 to the Sanitary Commission the past year. jv24 tf ALBERT WEBB A COH DEALERS IN Corn, Flour and Grain, HEAD OK MERRILL'S WHARF, c.mmrrrinl Street, Me.

je23tl FULTON FISH AT IVo. HO Federal Street. T. HOPKINS lias opened this CENTRAL FISH MARKET To accommodate our citizens. FRESH.

SALT AND SMOKED FISH. Of every description, and Lobsters, to be had at this establishment. Orders will be answered and delivery made to those who inav desire. Open uutil 8 M. je24 tf J.

L. WINSLOW, Agent, MAVUFACTUKKR OF Steam Engines, Steam Boilers, AID EVERY DESCRIPTION OF MACHINERY, Steam Cocks, Valves, Pipes and Connections, Whole sale or Retail. STEAM AND GAS FITTING, Done in the best manner. Works 6 Union and 233 A 235 Fore nUdt PORTLAN D.ML JOHN B. BROWN A SONS, Sugar Refinery, YORK STREET, PORTLAND.

ME. je23dti Guns and Knapsacks! I will receive bids until Mondav. the 24th. for the sale of 222 MUSK ETS. badly broken: 66 K1KLK8 badly broken; 860 MUSKET8, whole, but unfit tor service; and 876 unfinished KNAPSACKS, with leather and oopper rivets attached Offers mav be made for the lot.

or in separate parcels, as specified) Terms cash. They may be examined at the Arsenal in this city any time oh or before the 24th. CHARLES HOLDEN. Port laud, Aug. 16, 1863.

eodt24th THE PORTLAND COLLEGE, St. HASjnst boon added to Hrvamt. Sthattos 4 Chain of Commercial establish, ed ill Now York, llrooklvu. Philadelphia, Albany Troy, lluffalo, Clear eland, Detroit. Chicaeo, St.

Louis, Providence, and Torouto, C. W. The object of these Colleges is to impart to Young Men and Ladies thorough and practical instruction in LAW COMMERCIAL III SI NESS. PENMANSHIP. COFR ESPONDEXCP PHONOGRAPHY, Higher Mathematics, (irit Engineering, Surveying.

Xavigation, and to fit them lor any department of business they may choose. Scholarships issued in Portland will entitle the student to complete his course in any College of the chain, and nice additional charge. The College is open Day and Kvcning. R. M.

WORTHINGTON, Resident Principal. For further information please call at the College, or send for catalogue and circular, inclosing letter stamp. Address A WORTHINGTON, feh2 PORTLAND. MAINE. dftwly Office of Collector of Internal Revenue, First Collection District of State of Maine, 22 Exchange Street, Portland, July 17th, 1868.

Internal Revenue Stamps. THIS Office having been made a depository of Revenue Stamps, the public will be supplied at the following rates: Less than 860 at par. to 3 percent, discount. 4 per cent, discount. 81000 and upwards, 6 per cent, discount.

jyl7 dtf J. MILLER. Collcctoi. DRY THE LATEST NEWS! THOMAS LUCAS, No. Middle Street Portland, Respectfully calls your particular attention to His Great Closing-out Sale of SPRING AND SUMMER dry goods, WHICH WILL BE SOLD OFF FOR Tk NextTWrtv Days, a a -FORWHAT THEY WILL BRING! Silk and Laec Borages, Borage Double Parasols Muslins, -AND ALL KINDS OFSUMMER GOODS Cheap for the Millions SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS are the only motto appreciated by Buyers of Dry the of large having gone by.

THE STOCK CONSISTS OF RICH FOREICiX DRESS GOODS, Such as plain and brocaded Black Silks; blue and brown Silks: also all the desirable colors to be found. Let every Lady in want of a GOOD SILK bear in mind that this is the Largest and Beat assortment of Silks ever brought iuto this State. I 1 have the ENGLISH CROWN BLACK SILK, and both plaiu and figured of all other celebrated European make, all of which will be SOLD VERY LOW FOR CASH. All the New of DRESS GOODS, -SUCH ABSilk and Wool Plaids, Satin Stripes, Garabaldf Checks, Poil do Cheveres, Ti a veiling Mixtures, rich French Poplins.Ttalian Lustres, Spring and Summer Delaines, plain all-wool Delaines, in all the beautiful shades and colors, Taffottas. Hair Goods and Hair in all the shades, plaiu Alpaccas iu all colors, French and English Ginghams, A meric and English Prints, Lyoueses, and all other Drees Goods, too numerous to recapitulate here.

Shawls! Shawls! Shawls! OVER 3000 NEW SHAWLS, Perfect Beaulieu-All New Patterns! BROADCLOTHS A largo assortment of Cloths for Men and wear, consisting of German Broadcloths, West of England Broadcloths, American Broadcloths, Doeskins, Satiuetts. Tweeds, Cas'd meres. Waterproofs, and all kinds of Woolen Goods. Grey, Blue, White, Striped, and Shirtin FLANTHTBIjS, IN ALL THE NEW PATTERNS Special attention to be devoted to the oolen Department lOOO NEW CAPES be Sold for what they will briag. Also, a full assortment SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, STRIPE SHIRTINGS, DENIMS, PLAIDS, CRASH.

TABLE LINEN, TABLE COVERS. NAPKINS, WHITE LIXEX. LIXEX BOSOMS, LIXEX CAM HR H'S, Balmoral Skirts, Watch Spring Skirts, TOOKTHKH WITH ALL OTHER HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, too numerous to ineutiou I THOMAS LUCAS Would all of Dry Goods that this is the OXL STORE IX PORTLAXD where can be found a OOMPLKTE AMORTMEST of Fashionable Dress Goods, AT LOW PRICES. My entire stock of SUMMER GOODS must be and shall be closed out to make room for Fall Goods. Now is the time to get goods CHEAP, as in less than one month goods Will advance at least 25 per Cent.

Let all who want Dry Goods embrace this opportunity, and buy what goods they want for summer and fall. LF-As this is a rare chance, all in want oi Dry Goods should call early in order to secure the BEST BARGAINS! OrCountry Merchants are particularly solicited to call examine. i i OT- REMEMBER. THE PLACE IS No. 135 middle Street.

THOMAS SEH YOU It STOKE, Portland. Ivlaine. JyJS dSm FOR SALE TO LET. Counting Room to Let. COUNTING ROOM over No.

90 Commercial St. Thomas Block, to let. Apply to N. MILLER, mch31 dtf Over 92 Commercial Street. To Let THE commodious Chamber in the northerly cor ner of the new brick block, corner of Lime and Milk Streets, directly facing the market.

Rent low. Enquire at office of OCEAN IN8URANCE Sept .16,1862. dtf No.27 Exchanges! Office to Let. ON second floor, Middle situated and easy of access. Apply at No.

61 Commercial Street. jy17 tf To be Let. CHAMBERS in the second story, over Store 98 Middle Building. Possession given immediately. Inquire ol janltf A.

T. DOLE. For Sale. tfa. THE Three Story Brick Dwelling House, Si! Congress street, corner Ouincy street.

JL Said House contains fourteen finished rooms; is warmed bv furnace; plenty of hard and soft water; an abundance of closet room. Enquire of JAMES E. FERNALD, ap23 87 Middle Street. TO LET. a term of years, the vacant Lot of Land on Fore street, above India street, recently occupied by B.

F. Noble as a Lumber Yard. Apply to LEWIS PIERCE, ap3Q tf 64 Middle Street. For Sale or to Let. CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20 kLOJOg stable and two and one-half miles from Portland, and the finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for a watcring place, and summer boarders.

For particulars enquire of GEO. OWEN, ap7 dtf 31 Winter Street, Portland. FOR SALE. HOUSE No. 172 Cumberland Street, be I 1 VUlfUIUI, HUH WHiOiUCU Rev.

W. R. Clark. Raid house is in good repair. is built of brick, and contains thirteen rooms, lighted with gas.

Good cellar and furnace. Title clear. For particulars enquire of THOMAS R. JONES, or J. C.

PROCTER. Lime Street. mchl4 dtf To Let. THE eligible and convenient Chambers over store No. 14 Market now occupied by Mr.

Rufus Dunham, suitable for salesrooms or other purposes. Possession given about Julv 1st. Also one verv desirable Chamber in the third story of block. Applv to je24 dtf THOMAS or WM HAMMOND. For A new two-story house, thoroughly built, Bjjli slated roof, 11 finished rooms, convenient for Iv-Jv one or two families, with bay window of excellent water; wood-boose attached, and a large garden lot on Veranda street, near bridge, in Westbrook, within ten walk of Portland Post office.

Conditions low. and excellent neighborhood. jc23 d3m IS A AC SYLVESTER. FOR KALE. flk A handsome bav PONY, 9 years olil, weighs pounds warranted sound and kind in harness or vice ortricks, and sold or fault Perfectly kind lor children Enquire of Kennebtitik Depot Master, IVORY LITTLEFIELD.

Ketinebunk. July 22.186:1. jv23dtf Wsicli mists' Tools for CONSISTING of one ll ft. Iron Planing Machine: Oue 7 ft Engine Lathe: one Gear-Cutting Engine; DriHs, Rioiiners, and small tools suited to a small shop. Enquire of ISAAC McLELLAN.

Gorham. Maine. House Lots for Kale or to Lestse. IjK)K SALE, House Lots in dimensions to suit, on Oxford. Washington.

Fox, Winthrop. Everett. Munroe. Greenleaf. and Fremont or ill bo leased for a term of years, say ten or more of the land on the above streets the lessee to have the privilege of purchasing at the expiration of the lease.

Apply to the subscriber for terms, which will be made satisfactory to those Sailing to build. WILLIAM OXNARD Portland, July 7th, 1863. Jy7 Desirable Real Estate Tor Male. ONE half of the two ptobikd Brick DWELLING HOUSE. WITH LOT NO 32 GREEN STREET, (above Cumberland.) The is about 36 100 feet.

The house contains ten finished well arranged for two families, front and back stairs, unfinished attic, good cellar and well supplied with excellent water. Arrangements can be made for purchasing the whole property if desired. Apply to C. HAWKES, Residence No 23 Elm at John Lvuch 189 oniraercial street. jc6 dtf Krai Estate for Male or lo Kent.

The Farm formerly owned by John Lr Mountfort, ing in Smith Gray, containing 100 acres, 80 of it improved. the remainder wood and timber, well fenced with stone wall Good buildings and enough of them. Two hundred apple trees in giHid condition. For particulars enquire of ELI AS FORT, on the Al-o. the Brick Building iu Portland, ou Fore and Chatham streets.

augl2 tfdk w8 Brick Houne and Store on t'ongreM Stree FOK SALE. aTlio Store, House, aud Lot 344 Congress first rate stand. A desirable and well finished House, with 10 finished rooms, besides ha I Ac. Abundant supplv of hard and watt Lot 28x90 with a common passage way 12 feet wide. For particulars inquire of JOHN C.

PROCTOR. Liu.e Street. For Kale. THE fast sailing, coppered aud copper-fastened act it Pilot Boat in good repai well fumi-Oied with sails rigging. Will be CHEAP FOR CASH Now running as a packet between Isles of Portsmouth.N.

II. Any one wishing to purchase can have an opportunity to examine her bv making a trip to the For further particulars inquire of Kl'FUS A. PREBLE, aug22 eod3w Newcastle. N. H.

For Kale. MA good two-story house, barn, and arriage-house, with lot 68 88 feet, in Back Cove Village, near Bridge, about one tnilo from Portland post pleasant situation. Also one honse lot on Monument street, in Portlaud. on which unfinished house; and oue lot. about one hundred feet square, ou Atlantic street; will be sold entire, or in two lots.

easy. Apply to J. 11 AC FEE. jell FOR SAI.R. LAWN COTTAGE, situated in Cape Elizabeth, two miles from Portland Post Office.

This is one of the most beautiful country cesin the vicinity of a line view of the city, the harbor, and the surrounding country. The house, stable, and have every convenience, and are surrounded be shade and shrubbery; and are in good repair. Connected with them arc two acres of land in a high state of cultivation, and planted with apple. pear and cherry trees, "ow in bearing condition. Oil the whole this is oue of the most desirable country to be found anvwhere.

and affords a rare opportunity lor those desiring to purchase. Inquire of HENRY BAILEY 18 Exchauge je8 3m A Farm for Kale. PLEASANTLY situated in North Gorham, ou the road leading from Fort Hill to Standish, containing fifty-four acres of land, suitably into mowing, til pastur- ing aud woodland, with good ai cmveuienf thereon, a 1 in good repair: with a good well of 1 water convenient for house and barn. Said furm is on a good road and in a good neighborhood, and within oiiu-half mile of church and school Terms easy. For Airther information inquire of the subscriber on the premises BUTTERFIELD.

North Gorham, Aug. 17, 1868. au 19 Country Residence lor Male. The FARM owned by the late lion. R.

K. situated within one hundred rods of the County Buildings at Paris, Oxford i County, is offered lor 6a)e at a great bargain. The Farm coutains 110 of laud of excellent quality, which prod at piwacut about 30 of hay. aud the amount be largely I Fruit, wood and wafer abundaut. The dwel.ing house aud out-buildings are commodious ai in good repair.

The location is pleasant and healthy, offering a desirable country residence. ror inquiry mav be made on the prem of Dr. W. A. RUST, South or WILLIAM GOODENOW, Portland.

jyScodtf BUSINESS A CARD. DR. S. G. FERNALD, DENTIST, No.

175 Midjil Street. Refkren. Bacon and Brerliit. Portland, May 25,1863. tf Dr.

J. H. IICALD HAVING disposed of his entire interest in hit Office to Dr. S.C FERN ALD. would cheerfully reccorarnend him to his orraer patients and the publ ic.

Dr. Fern ald, from experience, is prepared to iusert Artificial Teeth on Vulcanite am! all other methods known to the proiession. May 25,1863. tf IF YOU -WANT THEBest Ambrotype or Photograph, DO not fail to call at No. 27 Market Square, where they PERFECT LIKENESSES, and warrant satisfaction, ai price, defy competition.

N. Ambrotype. only Fifteen Cents. TRASK A LEWIS, 87 Market Square, h'd Preble St July 14tb, 1862. dtf JOHN CROCKETT 00.7 -DEALERS INNew and Second Hand Furniture, -andFURNISHING GOODS.

12S Ac 130 Exchange Street, raarll dtf 1IV SEWING MACHINES! WOODMAN, TRUE A AGENTS, Non. 54 and 56 Middle Street, Needles and Trimmings always on hand. mchl8tf Dine at the mercliaiitsExclisuiKf Ealing House 17 19 Exchange Street. A Free Lunch every day from ltt to 12 ap8 6m For ttie Islands. VWi The steamer CASCO will, until fa rf her notice, leave Wharf for I'kak'h and 1st.

a at 9 and 10 80 A. and 2 and 3 30 P. M. Returning, will Island at 9.46and 11 15 A. and 2 45 and 5 15 P.

M. The boat will touch at Island every trip down, but returning, will onlv touch theretho last trips in the forenoon and afternoon. Fare Down and Back 25 Cents. June 24. 1863.

dtf J. W. SYKES, Purchaser for Eastern Account op LOUR. OR IX. SEEDS.

PROVISIONS. LARD, BUTTER an.) WESTERN PRODUCE generally. Particular attention given to shipping by quickest and cheapest routes. So. 152 SOUTH WATER p.

o. Box 471. Chicago, Illinois. Maynard ft Sons: II ft Cbickentig; C. H.

Cummings ft S. Bowdlear ft Charles A. Stone: Hallett. Davis ft of Boston. Mae Cashier Elliot Bank.

J. N. Bacon. President Newton Bank, Newton. C.

B. Coffin Warren Ellis ft Sons, New York City jy0 dly H. S. F. MARSHALL Store 78 Bread Street I ARC OP MARSHALL'S Pure and Ext.

Pure White Lead. I White Lead. Buckeye do Nos. 1 A 2. AH colors ground in oil put up in assorted caus.

Dry. warranted superior. CP-78 Ruoap Street. Boston. je18d3m Copartnership Notice.

fllilK undersigned have this day formed a copartX uership under the name and style of NOTES HOWARD for the transaction of the Stove and Furnace Business, AT AO. 35 EXCHANGE STREET. N. NOYF8. I.

L. HOWARD. Portland. July 1, 1M8. )y8 dtf BLOOKE Superior Bark Mills.

THF. subscriber begs leave to inform Tanners in Maine, that he is Ageut for the sale of Bark Mills, manufactured in the State of New York, and extensively used there. These mills ean be seen in at Wm. Cray's I Tannery, Portland. St Warrou's, Frye burg, i and J.

L. Horne. Norway, Me For particulars iu regard to the advantages claim- I ed for this mill, see which will scut on i application. J. M.

SOUTH WICK. mv30 259 Congress Street. Pteal Estate, I i 71 GREAT CRAKE FOR BARGAINS BEFORE TRE RISE! SO HOUSES, at price, from SlOOOtn WOO. mo HOUSE LOTS, at prices from BSOuto 93000. i.OOn.oOn feet of FLATS.

feet of LAND. 2 STORE LOTS on Commercial Street GOULD, 74 Middle nov27dtf Up Stairs MACH INERY, Steam and Ac. fllUK subscriber would inform friends and the public, that he may be founu at 8 7 UNION STREET, (until his shop is rebuilt.) ready to auswerany orders I for steam. gas and water Steam and t.as ttingsof all descriptions. Will also attend to titling the above for steam or g.is.

received for Pattern making, and Steam 1 and other machinery, Boilers, Water Tanks, Ac. Will devote his personal atteutio to arranging and Engines, Boilers. Shafting, on reasonab le terms. IRA WIXX Agent declftdti PAINT PAINT! WINTER METALLIC BROWN PAINT recom- itself. It is a pure oxide of Iron and Manganese.

It mixes readily with Linseed Oil. tak- I ing two gallons loss per 100 lhs. than auv mineral paint, and possesses more body than auv paint: It forms a unhiding, durable metallic oaot, proteetiug wood from decay, and iron and other from rust or does not require grinding, and is warranted to give satisfaction for painting Cars, Iron Bridges, Barns, hnlls and decks of bhips, I tin and shiu ile oofs, Ac. II. X.

F. ARSF1 ALL Paint and Varnish Manufacturers, Agents for 1 N. 78 Broad BOSTON. jel8 d3m 'Those uibing to have fill ME. money, health, trouble, fretting and the like 1 call where on can get Patent Pulley Elevating and Folding Clothes Dryer, undoubtedly the in the world An assortment of the best Clothes Wringers now in use.

Spring Beds, which for neatness, simplicity and durability have no equal Churns, window washers, kuite scourers and other articles too numerous to mention. Where it? At 229 CONGRESS near City Building. Iv20 dtf NEW Livery Stable The subscriber, having fitted up a Livery Stable on Franklin street, between Federal anrf Congress I streets, is preoared to accommodate his frieuds with good Horses and Carriages, it reasonable rates. share of public patronage is solicited SAMUEL WELLS. Portland.

May 28.1868. on20 3iud DINE AT THE Eating House. 17 ft 11 Exchange St. A Free Lunch every day from 10 to 12' ap8 6in L. 8.

TWOMBLY. MISCELLANEOUS. American and Foreign Patents. R. II.

EDDY, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS. Late Agent Jj. Patent OJtce, Washington (uniterlie 70 Stole Kilby Street, STON. AFTER an extensive practice of upwards oftwea ty yea. to secure Patents in the United also in Great Hritain, Fiance, and other foreign countries.

Caveats, Bonds, all Papers or Drawings for Patenta, executed on liberal terms, and with despatch. made into American or Foreign works to determine the validity or utility of Patents or legal or other advice rendered in matters touching the same. Copies of he claims of any 1 atent furnished bv remitting One Dollar Aaaian. ments recorded at Washington. lhe is not only the largest in New England, but through it inventors have ad van tax- lor securing ascertaining the patentability ot inventions, unsurpassed by, if not immeasurably superior to any which lie offered them elsewhere.

1 he testimonials below given prove that none MOKK MCUEnSK AT TUbTaTENT OEKH I muthe.ulu'tribef; Mo Ees IS THE BEST rKWE OK All AG KN and ABILITY he would add that lie be, abundant it to believe end can urovc. that at no other office of the kind ere the charge, for profca-mual services an moderate rhe immawe practice of th' during twaal tv veer, peat.haa euabled him to accumulate a vaat collection ol opociticatioue and official decision, relaive to pateuta. Theae. besklo. hi "Oen.ive library of legal Bad mechanical full accouuta ol patent, granted in the United State, and Europe, rende him aMe bevond question, to offer auperior facilitiea for obi taming All neceaaity ol a journey to Waahiagton.

to Drooure a patent, and the u.ual great delay there arc here TI.TIMOU1A LI. "I regard Mr Eddy a. one ol the most rapabteanel suere.gjW practitioner. with whom I have had official iutercoune." VIIA HUES mason. Coarniisshinor ot I'arent.

have no hesitation in amuring that they canuot employ penvon more competent and tnuiicrtAiir, end more capable of putting their atvplication in form lo ncur. Tor them an early and favorable cousidpratifiii at 1 EDML'ND KL RKE, Ute romastiiiDer of l'ttonti k. H. Eddy nude for mrTHIKIEEN on nil but cut oi which patent, have been granted, and that is aow pernliag. such unmistakable proof of great talent and ability on his part leads me to recommend all inventors to apply to him to procure their patents, as they may be sure at lng the most faithful attention bestowed on their cases, and at very reasonablecharges." JOHN TAGGART.

Duringeight mouths, the subscriber, in course oI Ills large pracrice, made on Itricc rejected applications, SIXTEEN A1TEALS. EVER ON ot whiah was decided in oy the Commissioner Frtents- R. fl. EDDV JauSeodly IN IETROIT, MICHIGAN. Sale af Plae Timber Leads THE ST.

MART'S FALLS SHIP CANALCOXBAXY. will offer at public auction, in the city of Detroit, Michigan, on the 2d day of September next, S1S.OM Acres of Pine Timber Lands, Bring in the State of Michigan, which were sebeted with great nearly tea years since. It is estimated bv good that these lands comprise, at least, one-half or all most valuable Ptne Timber Lands in the State and there are none more valuable in North America thaa those in Michigan The facilities which Michigan affords for manufacturing and transporting lumber are so great. The consumption of tbe count rv, east and west mainly sop. Flit a from this soarce.

is so large, and area of Ttmlssr Lauds in the norttmrn portion of the rutted eaet of the Roc-v Mountains is so small that the value of these lands mutt vearly advance in a constantly increasing ratio 'Tbit sale presents the greatest chance tor selecting timber lauds, either in large or small has ever been offered in tbit country. The hacomes necessary to provide tor a large debt of Company, aud will therefore poaitlrely take place. The title is pcrleqt and free from all 1. cmnbraj.ee*. The Stock and Bonds of the Company.

purchasers so desire, will received tt par. a payment of purchases made at the sale, to an amount equal to 20 per cent, of the whole put chase money; Unt remainder- 111 per be paid in caah. Catalogues with foil particulars aad with accompanying can be obtained on application to GEO. 8. I Rust.

Agent. Detroit. Mich. JitllX F. 47Clty Exchange.Boston Hon.

EKA8TL8 FAIHBANK8, HLJakaafaen Vt F.KASTDS CORNING A Albany, N. T. C. A WOODMAN, Ptne York. CHARLES NELSON, Mu-kegou.

GF.OK-.E LAKIX. Milwaukee, Witi. FAIRBANKS A t.KKKNLKAF. Chicago, ID. A BREWER, Saginaw, Mich, jy 15 codtseptl.

Celebrated Restorative II iabotAUyAI PREMIUM. $1000 HAIKtoGROW oa BALD HEADS WILL KKATt'BBORUT OB IttSLASLO HAIR TO ITB Original Condition A Color, Will prevent the Heir from Palling Off, and promote a New and ileal hy Growth; completely Dsn.hurt; will prwvwut mad euro voui liesdachw; will five to the hair a Clean. Gloray and ia a Certain Care tor all rtM or tbe Head PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. It a perfect and complete dressing for the hair. Bead the following tertimonKI: U.

8. urtBAt orrict. Kew York, Sov, 0, 1861. m. (ibav, Dear sir Two ago head alraott entirely BAl.D.

aud the little hair I bad all OBEY, and Calling our very fa-t, until I feared 1 I commei.ced using your Hair toratire, and it immediately stopped the hair tailing off. and toon reatored the color, and after using two bottle- my head completely healthy gfw tu ot hair, aud ul the color it in early manhood 1 take great pleasure in recommending your excellent Hair aud you may olao reterauy doubting to me. ROBERT MURRAY. U- S. MamhaT.

Southern District, Sew York. Other testimonials may be mm at the Restorative Depot. 3Pi Broadway. New York. Manufactured aud sold by the proprietor.

(Wa. Gray)at the Restorative Depot, 801 Broadway, York, an for sale bv all druggists. H. H. HAY, hoi Druggi-t.

Agent for Portland and vicinity. djkwlyt Grand Chance for Investment I STOCK AHD STAND FOR SALS. THE being of making a change in their bu-inesr offer for rale tkelr Stock ana 8tatnt situated in North Yarmouth. The of DR GOODS, aud of tlte best for trade in the country The store uearly uew, with dwelling hoara attached. -a loo.They offer one other store and stable near by, witk about four of land.

A good chance for a Boot and Shoe Manufactory. For further of ('ll ARLES Mo LAUCillLIN Thomas Block, Commercial or of the ou the I 8. STAN WOOD CO Yarmouth. Mav 21st. 1 je4 tfdfcw61 Vt atif Bank (urrmry REt'ElVEDat par in exchange for goods, or iadeetned in any antoaot at lu per ceul discount, at ALLEN'S FRL1T STORE IS and 15 auglSedkw Alfontiesii Conscripts.

I CAN famish 18able bodied Substitutes or tkorf notice. Apalv to D. T. CHASEaugl3 dtf Head Long Wharf. Wanted Immediately.

AGENTS, and men with large orsma'I capital, to engage in a bu-inesa that will par eight haadred per cout. prollt on ever, dollar invested. aud we for at 229 Ceegreee street. augl7dtf G. MADOX.

Nothing ventured nothing Rained. THOSE having a small capital to iavaat Inaeafo paving business call at 229 Congress street. Book Card Fansv Printing NEATLY EXECCTEr AT THE OFFICE OF THE PRESS.