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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-11-17
Items from Richmond PoDers.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 1G.
The Richmond Wing of the 18th contains
the following:
Charleston Nor. 12.-The enemy kept up
a moderate fire on Sumter all day from their
mortar batteries ard two monitors. One mon
ltor and wooden gunboat moved up to Sui
lyan's Island at noon and sheled the battery
one hour.
Charleston, Noe. 13.-The firing of the en-
envy from their monitors and rife pieces av-
eraged two per minute all last night, and is
increasing and still going on this morning.
The casualties last night were two killed and
one wounded.
atlanta, Ga, Noe. 13-The firing between
our batteries aud the enemy continues brisk.
The enemy has made a movement from the
right to the left, either with view to diver
sion in order to attack Lookout or TO send
troops to Burnside.
The Wing also has the following:
Gen. lmboden is in Allegheny County. CO.
operating with Gen. Echol. The report of his
having fight and being wounded is doubtless
premature.
The Yankees under Ayerill have advanced
to Covington, Allegheny County.
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a SURPRIsE.-One evening last week the
members of Engine Co. No. 0 (Pacifc) had
clam chowder at their rooms. During the
evening they were surprised by the entrance
of about 40 ladies, who, without any cere-
mony, proceeded to set the tables and to
spread them with choice viands, after which
they invited the "engine boys" TO sit down
and partake. There was no hesitation on the
part OF the boys in doing this, and they did
ample justice to the supper provided by the
ladies. A violinist was then sent for, and the
company enjoyed themselves in dancing until
a late hour.
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A HOME FOR THE HoMELEss.-By the
special labors and liberal appropriations Of a
few individuals in our city, home has been
provided for several worthy, but INDECENT old
ladies, who but for the charitable and praise
worthy efforts OF these individuals must have
been thrown upon the city for support. Extra
burdens have been thrown upon these benevo-
lent persons during this time of high prices,
and they call upon those who should be equally
interested with themselves in this object, TO
aid them. To enable large number to con-
tribute a little, and at the same time get the
worth of their money in enjoyment, Promen-
AIDE Concert has been gotten up in aid OF this
movement, which, as has already been stated,
will be held at City Hall, on Thursday even
ing of this week. 1t is hoped all who enjoy a
social entertainment and can spare half dol
lar in aid of a worthy object will attend.
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TEMPERANCE LEcTURE.-Mr. George II.
Pearce, distinguished and eloquent speaker
from Canada, will lecture on the subject of
Temperance at the new City Hall this even
ing. Mr.. Pearce comes among us with testi-
monials of ability and character from some OF
the leading Temperance men Of the United
States and Canada. There is certainly a ne
eessity for more active interest in the Tenn
perance cause which it is hoped the lecture OF
Mr.. p. may awaken. Admittance free. Let the
hall be filled.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.
The prize schooner Alma, recently captured
near Charleston with a cargo of salt and other
merchandise while attempting to run the
blockade, arrived here to-day.
George L. Ayers, agent for the sale of Con-
federate bonds, has been sent hither from the
army of the Potomac and committed to the
old capital prison.
Brig. Gen. Chas. Graham has been relieved,
by order of the Secretary of War, from his
command in the army of the Potomac, and
directed to report to Gen. Butler. He will go
to the lront tomorrow and bid farewell to his
Old companions In arms.
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ASSAULT ON SHIPBoARD.-In the y. S.
Commissioners Court last week, before VIM.
II. Clifford, ESQ.,, Commissioner, an examina-
tion was had on a complaint against Thomas
r. Rogers, Of ship Inez, for cruelty to one of
his seamen, Cornelius B. Simons. Capt. Rog-
ers was held in the sum of 81 800 for his APP
pearance at the December term of the U. S.
District Court. He gave bail and was dis
charged. The mate OF the ship was arrested
in Boston, for the same offense, and held in
q like sum for his appearance in that city
1Simons, the man alleged to have been abused,
is supposed to have jumped overheard during
the voyage.
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Commercial.

Commercial.
Per steamship City of London at New York
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov. 4-The
sales for Monday and Tuesday 10 900 bales in
Guiding 1900 to spectators and exporters. The
market was dull and slightly lower for all grades.
LIVERPOOL BREADSrUFFS MARKET-Rich-
ardson, Spence Co and others, report Flour
quiet but steady. Corn firm mixed 2ss I'd a 2Ss Cd;
white 29s a 30s
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET dull;
Beef steady, Pork dull Bacon steady. Bacon dull
Lard quiet. Taow firm.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET Ashes
steady. Sugar buoyan and advancing. Coffee in
active. Rice quiet Rosin--no sales. Spirits Tur-
pentine.-no sales. Petroleum dull and tending
downward.
AMERICAN SECURITIES-illin Central Rail.
road 20 q IS dis; Erie Railroad G6 q 50.
LONDON MONEY MARKET Non. 4.-Consols
closed at 92s for money.
Latest via Queenstown. yl
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET Nov. 5.-Ths
sales for days 1900 bales of which spectators
and exporters took 1000.
Breadstuds quiet and steady.
Provisions inactive.
Produce-steady. az .e.s N
LONDON, Nov 5.-Paris letters assert the rate of
the Bank Of France is to be raised to-day to per
cent. EsI r.'
Confederate loan ca g Go.
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jurors DRAwN.-At a meeting of the AL
dexmen yesterday, the following gentlemen
were drawn to serve as Grand Jurors at the
Supreme Judicial Court to be holden the last
Tuesday of this month George F. Randall,
Silas A. Cummings, Thomas F. Cummings.
The following gentlemen were drawn to
serve as Traverse Jurors at the same term
Charles Blake, Elias Chase, WIN. A. Quincy,
Warren Brown, John C. Tukcsbury, John
Arnold.
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REMEMBER THE PooR.-While the present
condition Of our country is bringing to the
Golfers of many of our citizens large amount
OF money, enabling them to meet the increased
demands of their families without any incon-
venience, we should remember that there are
thousands in our city who rely upon incomes
no larger than they have heretofore received,
which have always been insufficient to meet
real necessities. The enormous prices Of fuel,
clothing and some kinds of provisions, with a
long, tedious winter approaching, is, to those
whose larders and sheds and wardrobes are
but scantily supplied, source Of the deepest
anxiety. The labor of benevolent associations
and the demands on private charity will be
very mnch increased the present season. Let
not the deserving poor be turned away
empty.
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A Rare Chance for Seamen |

LII Seamen DESTROYS of enlistng In the Nayy.
"A can do SO by applying at Naval Render fous fol-
Of Exchange street.
This will present fine chance for seamen TO OBJ.
tain prize money. On enlisting. each seaman re-.
ceiyes two months advance and viii be enabled T.,
avoid all expenses by Immediately going on bosr,s
after shipping Enlistments required for one or
three years.
u. :. S!oop Of War "fao,"l
November sth, ls63. move diff
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V-The well known intelligence officer,
Nc. Joseph Reed, was brutally assaulted and
severely injured on Green street a few eve
nings since. He was repairing room in
house of which he has charge when he was
called to the door by two men, who at once
assaulted him. The authors Of this outrage
are unknown.
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ARcHITECrURE.-In another column will
be found the card of Mr.. +. II. FAssETT, who
has recently removed to this city from Bath,
and proposes to become citizen of the "na-
tural seaport" Mr.. Fassett is regarded in
Bath as mechanic Of very high order, and
most of the fine buildings and noble palatial
residences in that city were not only designed
by him, but built under his personal supervis-
ion. We are glad to welcome such men to
Portland. Though not destitute of mechan-
les in his line of high order, there is room
for more; and while We are about it we may
also say, that one Of Portland's great wants at
the present time is large influx Of good prac
tical mechanics and laboring men of indus
1rious steady habits. The demand is much
beyond the supply. Business is good here,
and will be for a long time to come.
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HEAVY RAIN.-It commenced raining in
this city Saturday night, and continued, with
slight intermissions, until Monday morning.
The quantity that fell in thirty hours, was
3 9-10 inches.
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APPoINTMENT.-Col. johnson, formerly of
the 2ist Maine regiment, has been appointed
to the command of the cavalry Co. to be rails
led in this county for the I'd Maine Cavalry
This company is rapidly filling up.
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u We are told that the new Glass Fac
tory in this city is already a perfect hive of
Industry, and the sight of it is enough to make
every friend of Portland's prosperity feel
grateful to the enterprising gentlemen who
have put that ball in motion.
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State Of Maine.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Annr-srA Nov. n 4

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
AUGUSTA, Nov. IA. 1868.
i DEEM it proper to make public the following
l. communication from the Provost MAJ shall Gen.
eral: 5e
"If State furnishes her full quota of Volunteers
under the Presidents call of October 18th. 1863 for
200 600 the draff ordered for fifth Of January 1894
VIII not take place in that State.
JAMES p. FRYE,
Provost Marshal General"
Washington, Nov. 8, 1861
The quota referred to for this State is 1881 men,
and each city and town has already been advised Of
it's specific proportion thereof Nothing more than
this Is asked, and nothing less will be accepted by
the War Department. Whatever doubts or differ.
ences of opinions have existed the contin.
geney in which draft would be ordered, the above
the duty of all loyal men plainly and Enthusiastically
before them. Each city and town that fills its quota
within the time prescribed will avoid draft where
as the delinquent towns will of necessity have 10
submit to one.
In view of the vast Importance of the struggle in
which we are engaged and of the imperious necess-
ity of promptly reinforcing legons in the field
in order that Peace may be attained through Vic.
tory. do urge upon all municipal authorities of our
cities aud towns. well as the good people thereof
the duty of deyoting themselves with promptitude
and energy to the great work in hand. Large boun-
ties are offered for volunteers by the National and
State Governments and the authority to proceed in
the premises is ample. The quotas of all the towns
must be filled within forty days from this date. or
the alternative of draft accepted by those that fail
The Government prefers the volunteer TO the con-
script II prefers to pay liberay for patriotic
wee, iathr 'hah 10 exact py force OF law Let 10y
al citizens respond TO this generous sentiment aud
let there be a rivalry among towns as to which
shall be most prompt in rendering renewed aid TO
the cause the Union and of Liberty Thus far in our
great civil contest, Maine has borne proud part
Her sons have upheld the National Banner on the
fercest battle-felds, aud have ear ned fame which
we cannot too proudly cherish. and which we should
strive to emulate Let us in the brief season allow
ed us prove that our patriotism is sincere our en-
thusiasm as warm, and our faith in the National
cause as rm as at any hour since the contest began
Whoever else shall falter or fail. let the men of
Maine prove themselves fully equal to the demands
now made on their heroism and their love of coun-
try. ABNER COBURN
Governor and Commander-i n Chief.
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Portland 4 Kennebec Railroad
COnnDauy.

4 meeting of the Stockholders Of the Portland b
"A kennebec Railroad Company will be held &c
the Depot in Augusta. on Monday, the 23d day oe
November, 1868 at O'Clock p. M, to act upon tina
subject of a lease of the Somerset kennebec Rail.
road also to take any action that may be deemed
necessary in relation TO the extension of the honda
issued BY the kennebee 4 Portland Railroad Com>
pany dated Oct 18TH 1851 also to make such alter.
atoms in the bylaws of said Company Is may be
deemed expedient. X. ID. RICE. President
Augusta, Nov. o, 1853 noyli dtd
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nB- Hon. James L. McCobb has Oeen elect
ed Director in the Portland Savings Bank, in
place Of Hon. Jedediah Jewett, deceased.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 16.
CotOn-quiet and firm.
Fiour-State and Western less active and common
lower; Super State 50 q 30; Extra do 10 a 20;
choice do 20 a 30; Round Hoop Ohio 25 "a 80
choice do 30 q %; Superdne Western 60 a 8 30;
Common to good extra Western 80 g 20; South
ern less activ; mixed to good Is q IS; Fancy and
Extra so (9 10 50 Canada without decided change;
as75
wheat-lc better with however only moderate de-
mand; Chicago spring 81 q 80; Milwaukee Club
IS g 80; Winter red Western AZ 40 81; Milwau-
kee Amber 80 g ~: Amber Michigan SO a l SO;
White Canada prime IS.
Corn-shade hrmer with only moderate demand;
mixed Western shipping 0s in store; 10 81 ahoat.
Beef-quet: Mess 90 a I o.
POrk-a shade frmer; mess l6 so a l6 62i for old
and Is l2l az Is % for new
sugars-very dull Museovado 12l a 49,.
Cohee-ina tive.
Molasses-iuactiye.
Freighfs to Liverpool-dull and nominal.
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IVAllotment rolls from Companies Z, F,
G, ii. X, of 18th Regiment, have been re-
ceived and are payable at the City Treasurer's
ottica
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To whom il may Concern.

YOUR young men, at present in the service OF their
l. country wish to form the acquaintance of four
young ladies of responsibility. with a view to matr
mony; must be intelligent industrious and possess
moderate share of beauty. None need apply but
those who sincere and would do their utmost 10
make poor mans home happy. Address, with
confidence, JAMES KING q GORGE w. CURTIS, John
+. FITzGERALD and JOHN BLOOM, L. s. Steamer, j.
T. Jackson, Gulf Squadron, Ship Island.
November l6 1868 d3w=
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gV- We learn that Mr.. j. p. Sullivan has
been appointed by the Mayor one of the re-
cruiting officers for this city.
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MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.
Supreme Judicial Court.

DAVIS, j., PREsIDING.
MoNDAY-In the case of Holmes VS.. Smith
the arguments were made, and the Court adj
journed until this morning, when decision
will probably be rendered
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Store Wa,lted

WITH good front. Of medium depth, betwts u
Nv the Post Office aud the Preble House. on Mid
die street, south side preferred. Willing to pay =
bonus. &c. Enquire at this office. -oei2. d5ws
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81Parsons' Cough Candy is genuine and
reliable remedy. See special notice column.
d2m.
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Until further notice. the Cars will ply between
Clark Street and Grand Trunk Deuot
-xvERr-
Fifteen Minutes during the Day.
the first Car leaving Clark Street at III N. and
night, will leave Clark Street, at O. "a and Grand
Trunk Depot 9.55.
FARE-Five Cents. Ur
Oct. %, 1868. DIFF
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Trouble bet,ceen Ecuador and Ne,c Grea ad-
~ efe New YORK, Nov. 10.
The Panama Star of Nov eth says: ave
have received, through private sources of un-
doubted reliability, news of the greatest i'm
portance from Quito TO Oct. 22d. Mosauera
together with Antonio Flores, left Paste for
lpiales, and the latter proceeded as far as Tul-
can, in Ecuador, but President Garcia Moreno
did not come. Quijaro, Mosquera's minister
of foreign relations, then notified Flores that
the latter had TO sign treaty between the
two Republics, and if he did not comply with
this demand in tweIty-four hours, diplomatic
Intercourse would be broken off,
1t will be remembered that President Mos
guerra had an interview at Paste, a short time
ago, with Antonio Flores, minister penpoten-
tiary OF CARGO Moreno, with seemingly salts
factory and pacific results. II was then agreed
that another interview should then take place
between the two Presidents on the frontier
at the river Carchi. Flores refused, and when
news OF the proceedings reached Quito, the
Granadian minister, Castro, received his pass
port and an order to leave in twenty-lour
hours.
Gen. Flores, the father of Antonio, was still
in Quito. Five thousand men were near the
frontier, and as many more were on their way
to Quito, whilst Mosquera is said TO have only
seventeen hundred with him.
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~ DIR. Packers permanently located on
the corner of Congress and Chestnut streets.
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,%Havs You given DIR. Packer call?
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House at Auctio,,.

WE shall sell at auction on Saturday. Nov 81 an
w IL NJ, houae No. "a Middle Street II is atxa
story house. In good order. is now occupied by Mr.
Mason. Sale positive. Title clear. '
HENRY BAILEY Co.
ho'io utd' raa Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
House and Lot nj Amc,;o.
AdnlinistratOr's Sale.

ME shall sell at public auction on Friday Nov
" 10Th, at o'clock r. H. House No. 10 81 law
renee street. 1t is a twostory wooden house with
ppsaseihent twenty finished rooms, and fine cosets
mouse finished throughout. There IL q two-storv
mouse Is 30 feet fine cistern In cellar ana
s;on '1, inferred water. Lot 5Ox75 feet situa
acn peasant. neighborhood good, prospect ine
Sale positive, title clear, terms safisfactorv
For particulars enquire of
upupv' ohN I. HOLBROOK, Administrator.
noy13 dtds ST 'As''""ee's'
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sTMark well what DR.. Packer has to say
shout your case.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Portland Daily Press.
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the City of London at New York.


NEW DIRK, NOV. IT,
o'e,'iiisn'p ivy Vi Loiiuoi, irom Liverpool
1'u, va Suoen'Io"n ''n, arrived tnis evening.
otealisnlp oo'ulhoia' from new 1ork, AZ
fheu aI UaiWay vi Tue "a.
o'eaiiiship oura, rom quebec, arrived at
Londonderry on the "a.
steamship AFRICA, from 81. John, N. f., ar
rived AZ Liverpool on the Sd.
Inc Attorney General moved in the Court
oil EXchequer Tor an extension of time in
when 10 move Tor new trial in reference to
tue forfeiture oi the suspected gunboat Alex
andrla, put alter explanation by the Chief
Baron relative TO the summing up in the case,
il was arranged that the Attorney General
should bring mp the case on the 9TH.
The Morning Post thinks the discussion
shows that the law officers of the Crown en-
terrain but feeble hopes Of setting aside the
former verdict, but says if the municipal law
is not violated it is still to be decided by the
legislature whether international obligations
were not disregarded
The Times says that unless Technical difficult
ties impede the proceedings of the law in the
case of the Alexandria and the suspected
rams, it will be shortly settled. 1t trusts that
the decision will remove any lust cause for
complaint without unduly restricting industry.
The Venezuela Government has made bid
for the Alexandria loan, the Bearings guaran-
tecing the transaction, but the Government
declined to sanction it.
The Federal steamer Kearsarge was at
Queenstown. and was expected TO visit south.
ampton. IL was rumOred that the Niagara
anu . reoel steamer georgia were also expected
at .uat port.
Gon'iuen.ai Pohticai news IS uhiinportant
~ - Staten tiiat Japan mas applied for
FRENCH intervention win England.
rue ioIlowins synopsis OF the news tax
u n Ju' ~ ene ISu'n' WHICH sahed from Liver
po0, vi ~. ., ou. 49,,
IN, Un9 VI 'ae Mersey iroll-eiau rams mas been
.oMeu gu. VI tne aock ana placed under the
sune VI .ne su.lru snip Myesuc. Inc other
sn ie' a, u, an unlilsneu state IN the
&c .a'ans uoen' WIN sunpoa' Watchihg her at
'"I D en.iauo o., VI .ne aocs'
.'au'oi ooilc nc Loru Immersion with
pe ,;.;aS S"so =, uisorce. me name OF the
pe,',onu n, ioa Gi'or ';e, - y name.
hot ,,ann P,;nao apr.s w oo N eon,enipiat'on
Oldenbnro "'i' ''''''s Vi
ciueio"S
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Missouri Election

Missouri Election.
x~Sr.<I0uIs, Nov. 16.
. Ninety one county, j,eIealpg the soldiers
vote, gives the radical iickot 593 majority.
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GLASS WORKS.

NULL value paid for broken glass by the package
Il il broken fine 1t reduces the value Do ses
want window or colored glass.
nova dim Send to PORTLAND GLASS CO.
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Wanted.
Wanted.
Wanted.

A GOOD BOOT MAKER at McCartby,, No. ss
"A Exchange Street. Also . man to work o..
Ladies Custom work, that can make double sol,
anu weIts. 10 such men. steady employ ment ant
NJ. MCCARTHY
oefzsdtf No. SC Exchange Street
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For Sale.
For Sale.

MISERABLE LOTS ON aud near Thomas Street.
~ Apply to j. 5. CUSHMAN.
noyl4 diff No. Paris Street
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ny Electr1citv

BY H1eCtr1Citv
The Rheumatic. the equity the lame and the law
leap with joy, and move with the agility and eIsstic
ny OF youth; the heated brain is cooled the frost
bitten limbs restored, the uneouth deformitiss re.
moved; fsintness converted to vigor weakness "a,
strength the blind made to see the deaf to hear and
the palsied form to move upright; the bemishes 81
youth are obferated; the accidents of mature liIs
prevented; the calamities Of old age obyiated aud
an active circulation maintained.
L AIDES
Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomaehs.
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headaeh.
dizziness and swimming In the head, with Indie,
ton and constipation Of the bowels pain in the IN
aud back leccorrh9a, Tor whites): falling Of n :
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus An 4
AL that long train diseases win find in Electric.
lily sure means of cure. For painful ton
too profse menstruation and all of those long I'm
OF troubles with young ladies' Electricity Is certsa
specific and will in short time restore the suer,e
to the vigor of health. 4IaFIs FT-7
tT- We hare an Electro Chemical -fpparafxs fes
extracting Mineral Poison frs,m the system sueh "a
Mercury, Anthony, Arsenic, &c. Hundreds vh,,
troubled with stiff joints. weak backs and vari
other difficulties. the direct cause Of which n,
nine cases out Of ten Is the effect OF drugs
be restored to tural strength and vgor by ths
use of from hve to eight Baths.
9; and to 8 Pm.
Consultation Free. Jyl4 isedtf
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AAa GALLONS OF PORTLAND KERO.
lsVOO SENE OIL, for sale at the lowest cash
price, by JOHN PURINTON.
povl5 ed4w No lss Fore street