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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-07
Dancing for Children and Gymnastics for
Inalins-

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FRAGRANT SozoDoSr.--This article has been
known and appreciated in New York for some time
but only recently that the propretors increased
the Boston public II has taken WELL it is really
avery excellent dentifce, cleansing the teeth and
impartiDg health to the gums. As wash after
smoking, Il is very grateful. Having tried it, we
commend II with pleasure Boston Saturday Even-
ing Gazette, mchl4 IL
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III At the annual meeting of the NJ C.
M. Association the following persons were
elected Committee on Charity: Ward !,
Gabriel Mark; Ward 2, S. II. Colesworthy ;
Ward 8, 81. C. Barnes; Ward 4, Stephen Emer-
son; Ward 5, Nathl. Walker; Ward6, Alvah
Libby; Ward III. b. Thorndike. Any men,
Der knowing OF brother sich or in distress,
will confer favor by notifying the above
named Committee.
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nm Friday June 10TH At 3 O'Clock p NJ ON IN.
" premises, the two story Wooden Cottage on the
corner Bracket and Neal streets with fni.bsd
rooms ard and colt water. aud other conyen-
tents The lot Isl 20, one being 25 fsef bv a. fef
avery desirable properly. Sac positise-tile clear
JuneSdtd HENRY BAILEY 4 CO Auct'rs
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
Mortality of Portland.

Whole number of deaths during the month
of May in this city was s., of these there
died:
OF consumption, II; Group. 2; apoplexy, / dis
eases of brain 10; small pox s: old age 81 diptheria
2;diseases of heart feyers III infantile ;dropsy
i; lncer, /; deirium tremens, L; unknown, cry
sipsas 2; child birth 2: COMMISSIONS, Il measles, /;
liver complaint, q rheumatism, 2; scarlet rash. Il;
bowel complaint, 2; its, q
Ages-Under years. 26; between and 10, 6; 10
20 and 60. 4; go and 70.9 20 and so, 81 so and 80,
2; over 30, unknown / F; still born, 3.
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E. NJ. PArTEN, AucTioNEE8, u ExcAange-s..
Real Estate, cor. Atlantic Il Fore
SITS, :at Auction.

fEAUEsDAl. june 7, al ar. NJ This property, for
locations and neghbofhood offers b. ducements
ior any one seeking a home, or for investment The
mouse built OF brick in the thoTo h manner
.he stuailon commands entire view of the haI Dor
anu spacious view of the bav. The dwelling Is ar
ranged iJr convenience wi paDtrys clo hes PRESS
es ana eiosets-gas throug houi-haid ard soft VA
ter-and Ia fact l. ore of the most desirable lcca
tons ofered At public sale fhis season Lot amrla
size, 50 by 80. Terms will be made 10 suit pure al
ers. For key and particulars Of sale calf on the
Auctioneer, Exchange street. ma, 3ldtd
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Notice.

WE the undersigned. named In the act inCorpo-
w rating the "Inter8a'i0nal Hotel Company" Of
Portland approved 20th march, 1851, hereby give
notice thai the rst N eeting OF the corporators will
De held on Tuesday, the 7th OF June A. D.. 1854 at
three o ock IN the afternoon, The Rooms OF the
BOARD OF Trade. TO determine whether or not said
corporation will accept Tho charter Of said Company
and to transact such otheF business uay properly
aud lawfully come before the meeting.
,. b. BROWN.
TuoMAsAMoRY DKBL0Is,
FKASRLfS c. MOODY,
:. .. SMITH,
i. NJ. WOOD.
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THE OPERA of the Barber of Seville, last
night, was attended by brilliant and fash
ionable audience. The performance was all
that could be wished so far as the singing and
acting were concerned. True there was no
orchestra which is always essential to the full
expression of the author, but the vocal music
was so well rendered that the auditors seemed
to be entirely satisfied.
This evening Don Pasquale, by Donizetti,
will be given. 1t is one of Donizetti's best
comic operas. Don Pasquale (Susinil Is a
queer character-an old bachelor-full OF
kindness-prone to love, credulous and occa-
sionally obstinate. A sham marriage Is play
ed upon him, and at first he Is much delight
ed, but his sham wife, Norma, miss Phillips)
Is so extravagant in her notions that the old
Don is rejoiced when he finds that he was new
er legally yoked. Norma is a young widow,
lively. impulsive, but frank and affectionate.
Moncusi acts the role of Don Melustestu a
very fictitious and interesting character. Brig
noli personates Eresto, very enthusiastic
young gentleman in love with Norma. The
music of the opera is SO well adapted to the
several characters that the auditors can hard
ly fall to understand, even without knowl-
edge of the italian language. The music it,
self speaks language which can be easily in
terpreted. No doubt there will be full
house.
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Desirable Real Estate M Auc,io..

M Wednesday, June s,h at 3o'clock p. NJ. ON
y me premises, We shall sell that very desirable
property The house Is a two-story wooden House
nearly new, with eight finished rooms, ard GOOD
me water, hard and soft. and plenty on Good
parn and other outhouSes The lot l. 1a5 feet mont
oy - ieet deep; i is very desirable properly.
,iumehhately after the lot OF lard on Montreal 81
directly In the OF the tbovs this lot 4 SO FEET
py % ieet Terms libef al-sale positive
Ihen we shall sell the lot Meibourn street di-
10Y opposite 'he Mas hew he use, A. by 90 iset;
valuable lot. And then the two sto,x m, r.,.t.s
ed wooden House, the first above the Nay bew honss
feet. 's ~ - W 20
Nav 81. HENRY BAILEY CO. Aue.,,,
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From Wushfaufoys .

WASHINGTON, June 6.
The Spanish Minister announces that his
government has issued protest against the
cree of Peru to attack cargoes of guano
ca Islands, '-'S N'-'''
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FIRST PARIsH.-At the meeting OF the pro-
prietors of the First Parish Church, yesterday
afternoon, it was voted to lay the resignation
of Rev. Horatio Stebbins on the table for six
months. An effort was made to accept the
resignation bat 1t failed.
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ADMINISTRATORS sale.

DURsUANI to a license from the Hon. John A.
Waterman, JUDGE OF Probate Tor the county 81
CumberaBs, the admiulstatrIx OF the estate Of tho
the late Edward Is. Jack. of Westbrook. in said
county, drceased, will SO st public eon the prem
o'clock r. NJ. all the interest hieh a. said T.
b. Jack died seized in tho following scrited real
estate. The homestead of the decease a. situated in
said Wesibrook upon the northeTly side fihe road
leading from behring's Bridge to Saccarapa. con-
sistng of n house. barn aud about acres land.
Terms cash. SARAH v JACK, Administratrix.
Westbrook. May I, 1864. msyscodlm
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House and Land an Auc,,o.-

I'M Monday, June l3ih, at O'Clock r. NJ. vs
~ shall sell the two and hall story wooo on Houss
NO. 81 on Centre street. This house is conyeniepf
with good cellar and fine eistern In Il; lot 81 feet By
81 feet front. Sale po.itivs--title clear -
juneSdtd HENRY BAILEY & Co. Auet,rs
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nsercial.

Per steamship China, at Halifax.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, May 9th
Sales for the week Al 400 bales, of which 500
were TO spectators and 5000 to exporters The
market opened at decline of Id for American, but
rec 1vered under adYices from New York. Other de-
scriptions declined Id.
The sales Friday were 600 bales including 2 800
to spectators and exporters. The market closing
quiet and unchan ged. The following are the au.
thorized' quotations New Orleans fair nominal !;
midd ing 2-sd; Mobile fair nominal: middiing asj /;
Uplands fair nominal; middling Esd.
The stock in port is estimated at SAC 900 bales of
which 10 900 American.
Breadstuffs-dul.
Provisions-dull.
Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET May 2sih-
The sales to-day were 1000 bales including 600 to
spectators and exporters. Market closed firm and
unchanged.
Breadstufhs inactive.
Provisions-c ul
Produce-quiet.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, May 2s-Consols
CLOSED at 80 ll-16a9l 10 i6 for money.
AMERICAN SECURlfIES.-flhnoisC Central rail-
road 2sa21 dis; Erie Railroad 55a57.
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MOTHER elass for children in dapclng win DO
N organized at l75 Middle street. on saturday,
June A, at half past four O'Clock. The time to be
made earlier after the first lesson.
An evening Glass for laoies in Gymnastics, will bo
formed At eight o'clock at the same place. Terms,
three dollars for twelvsiessons. junesdlw
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Administrators Sale Of Household FuruI-

I'm Wednesday, June Sun at 10 A N AZ In.
~ mouse on Spring street recently O eupied by tbs
late Jedediah Jewett. Esq will be sold Inc Houss.
stair and Hall Carpet: Feds Bedding Rrsaa.y'
rabies, wash staAds, Sofas. Rockers. Chat, a SEA-
retsry, Croekery, Glass and China Ware Nirrars
Kitchen Furniture. &c.
juns6 EN-. PAT1EN Ans,,n,
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Maine Central Railroad COMPANY

TREAsuRER's OFFICE,
Watervile. May 2fth. lscl
DERSONS holding Stock in the old ADdroscog-
IL gin and kennsbec or Penobscot and kennebeo
Rail- Dad Company, stock Bonds. Rotc due. in
And. and Ken. Railroad Company will please have
the converted into Stock Of the Maine Cent al
Railroad Company forfhsrifh. persons holding
Stock IN the form Coml anies will not be permit
ted to ride free rote at the annual meeting.
Rene mbeF and sign & ansier on the back OF old Ger
tihcates. aud send twenty-five cents Tor Revenue
Stamps each Certificate wanted.
BY order of the Directors.
may25dSw j. NYE. Treasurer.
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Valuable Real Es,ate M Auctiou,

ME- shall sell at auction on Tuesday June 7. az
w 2 O'Clock, NJ. on the premises. the valuable
Real Estate on York street. known as the Fe sdlck
Esta'ei beng about III feet on York strect-s in
,oI ieet on one line and 162 ct the other 70 hack
me o. ~ ieet-consiniDg shout 1900 square feet
M the oui dings on IT. consisting of r. cd House
MIN an Il, Barn Sc his Is large and very valua-
oe proper V-eentrally and adyaDs ageousiy located
easy For more particular oescrip-
may2sdtojuneT
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RETURNED PRIsoNER.-Sergean Elisha d.
Harris, Co. F, LIST Maine Cavalry, returned to
his home in this city yesterday. He has been
confined in the Libby, Pemberton and Belle
Isle prisons two months and seven days, hav-
ing been captured by the rebels in Kilpatricks
famous raid on the LIST OF March.
Sergt. Harris was on the right of the COM
pany when 1t was ordered to charge. He and
portion of the company opeyed the ORDER
and broke through small line of rebel in
fantry; but not being supported by the re-
mainder Of the company, and having no order
for retreat, he kept on and was captured with
three others Of his company. His horse was
shot and falling on the leg. Of the Sergeant
confined him SO that he could not make his
escape.
He was first taken TO Libby prison where
the rebels robbed him Of his clothing, money
and in fact everything he had about him, even
taking the pins that he had stuck into his
jacket. The next day he was sent to. Penn
berton prison where he remained four days,
and was then sent to Belle Isle. His fare
while in prison consisted of bread made of
corn and cobs ground together, mixed with
water and baked without salt, and black bean
soup, wormy at that, and served mp one gill
per day.
When Sergeant Harris left Richmond there
were about 100 Yankee prisoners there, ITO
of whom were the cavalry raiders. BY feign-
ing sickness and getting admittance to the hos
pital he succeeded in obtaining his parol and
was released on the sth OF May, and was sent
on board the hag-of-truce boat To City Point
From there he went to Annapolis, where he
remained at Camp Patrol until last Friday
when he left for home on furlough of 80
days.
The Sergeant is good pluck. He was tried
fifteen times while at Belle Isle, before
Court Martial composed of six Majors, on a
charge Of burning the dwelling house of John
A. Seldom, rebel Secretary of War, at Dover
purloining his silver ware, hanging q negro
&c. He was convicted and sentenced to be
hung. But some how or other the rebels lost
sight Of him after he went into the hospital;
and one rebel friend of the Sergeant's gave
out that he had gone to Georgia.
He is in good health and spirits and deter
mined to rejoin his company as soon as bis
furlough has expired.
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TO THE AFFLICTEDT
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician,
No. N Ciapp's Block,
CORNER ycoSGRESs AND Elm STREETS

MOULD respectfully announce 20 the citizens AZ
w Portland and vicinity, that be has permanent
" located IN tins city During the eleven months
that e have been in town we have cured some Of
the worst forms Of disease in persons who have tried
other forms Of treatment in vain, and curing pa
tienfs In 50 short time that the question IL often
asked. do they stay cured! To answ er this Question
We will say that all that do net tay Gu, cd We viii
doctor the second time Tor netting
DR.. ID. has been practical Electrician ft tx entv.
one years, and s also regular graduated phy sicLo
Electricity IL perfectly adapted 10 chronic diseases
in the form OF nervous sick headache: neuralgia
In the head, neck, or extremites; consumption when
In the acute stages or where the lungs are not fully
invoived acute or chronic rheumatism, scrofrla hp
diseases, white swellings spinal Diseases curvature
Of the spine, contracted muscles distorted hrhs
palsy or paralysis st. vitas Dance, deafness sfn-
msring or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia, indees-
tiDn constipation and liver Complaint ples-We SURE
egery case that can be presented; asthma bronchi-
tis st.'.rres Of the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints.
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Valuable Farm ian Falmouth. nj
Auction

On WEDNESDAY,, June 18th At 4
A<aA-l O'Clock p. NJ, on the preufs a 4
MfTtE3wE Small Farm, near Falmouth Der 81
sstf11Hi4I -containir about Thirty Acrss, II
OF which is q valuable Food Lot.
There Is good. convenient aud Comfortable aonss
and out tHndinss on tia large and tsrifty Orch
ara OF youngtrees, and the house and snrros >,
desirable for good cut OF town residence "a
positiye-flfl ear. For further particulars aupIv
HENRY BAILEY & CO, Auctioneers-
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1About 80 members of the 18th Maine
regiment, who were left behind last Friday,
started in the cars yesterday for New York.
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Valuable Real Estate for sale.

49, The property in Wessbrook. near ssccsrap-
Ia pa Village. known as the Pierce plsc-. ara
ELL lately occupied by j. r. Ri b. Flo win Be
sold oy auction, ON the premises, at % oselock
A NJ. Tuesday, June 2lsi, 1854. There are Ia acre.
o. ana Wen cultivated good orct ard. well built
Can be examined at any time pieyious 10 fhe AL.
TerUs cash. 4 III PAITIN xns,ss. s-'s-
June 6, 18e4 d,S
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DRY DOCK COMPANY,

pOR LAND DRY DOCK COMPANY.
TUNHE stockholders Of the above company are re-
Il quested TO meet at the Merchants xchange n
Wednesday, Ssh inst, at +. 10 On tue report
OF the Directors with regard to the location of said
Dock. Per OTdtr.
q. NJ. DAVIS, Secretary.
The above meeting is postponed to Tuesday, the
l4th at L. NJ.
Portland, June 4. 1861. june6edistd
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Portland and Penobscot River,
Summer Arrangement, 1864.
THE NEW, STAUNCH AND COMMoDIOUs
STEAMER LADY LANG,
Built expressly for this route
CAPT. WILLIAM n. ROIX.

6De viii commence her Summer Ar.
k2Kzzkzf> rangemenf on MONDAY MORN
ss<ss@kING, June 9Th, Leaving Bangor ev-
cry Monday. wednesca, and Friday Mornin &C. AT
8 o clock.
Returning will lesve Railroad Wharf. foot of
State street, Portland, every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday Evening", at 10 O'Clock connecting with
the Eastern, Boston and Maine, ard Portland, Saco
and Portsmouth Railroads. from Boston and Way
Stations. leaving Boston Mt 8 o clock, Z. NJ
The Boat will touch at Rockland, Camden, Bel
fast. Bucksport, Winterport and Hampden, both
ways. Passengers ticketed through to and from
Boston, Lowell Lawrence, Salem and Lynn.
For more extended information, apply to j. o.
hendrick, Bangor; the local Agents at the various
landings; the Depot Masters of the p. 8. G r.,
Eastern, and b. M Railroads: Abel Somerby,
Portland; Lang Delano. Boston. or
CHAS. SPEAR, General Agent.
June 4.-isdtf
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AUCTION SALES.
sIoop Rugged Yacht at Auction.

a. On Tuesday, June z, at ~ O'Clock M
f4A at head OF Long Wharf, where she now
I'm lies, the good sloop-rigged Yacht Helen
Z!gANS0 o. Phenney, of about toms with s lis,
-sxszx@ Rigging, and tackle fine staunch Boat,
ole year old aed well calculated forpsrties.
HENRY BAILEY CO., AUcTIoEKxRs.
June
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OFFICE PORTLAND, S co & PoRrsxoUTul
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Portland, Msg 81, 1854.
DIvIDEND No. Al Of this Company win be pay
IL able June Is TO Stockholders OF record this day.
June 3-dtd T. MOTT, Treasurer.
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10 T.. NJ. Patten will sell at auction this
afternoon, on the premises, the brick dwell
ling house corner OF Atlantic and Fore streets,
and the lot 90 by 90 feet. 1t is a good chance
to purchase either for residence or for in
yestment,
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Maine Rank,

THE Charter ofthe Bank having been surrender
Il ed notice is hereby given that the liability of
said Bank to redeem its bills will expire on the if
teenth dry of January, A. ID. 1866.
AL BROOKS, Jr., Cashier,
Brunswick, Feb 9th, 1864. mch3Q wl2w
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Stock Market.

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Henry Bailey
& Co., sold at auction yesterday, the house at
Stevens Plains, and lot OF about one acre and
aquarter, recently owned by Mr.. William
Richardson. 1t was purchased by MI. VIII
liam NJ. Wilson for $4,000.
The same firm also sold at auction yester-
day, the new two story brick house, No. IS
Clark street, with the lot 40 by 100 feet 1t
brought $1,000 and was purchased by Mr.. C.
w. Richardson.
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10 Hardware Men and Builders,
A NEW ARTICLE.

Whitmore's Patent Blind Fastener and
Handle Cambined.
pElNG thoroughly effective fastening. and a
- hanusome, convenient handle. and they can
ton against thieves; its preventing the driving
of hands or breaking of finger nails in opening or
closing blinds. They are Japanned green and can
be put on old or new blinds by any person in five
minutes. For sale by ali Hardware men Whole
sale Depot Is Winter street, BostoL.
q. ID. WHITMORE
Store OF Whitney Brothers. junelwsm
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22S,913 q

FIFTY PER CEST.-our readers should
bear in mind, that every one who has an in
come from any source whatever of over 5000;
or carriage, yacht, billiard table or silver
plate, liable to tax under the United States
Internal Revenue Laws, should make re-
turn OF the same this month, to the Assistant
Assessors at % Exchange street. otherwise
they VIII be liable to penalty of fifty per
cent All persons, who have not signed ap-
plications for the renewal of their licenses
should do SO at once.
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T II U 5 T Il L 8

JOHN d. JONES. President.
CHARLES DFNNIS Vice President
w II. II. MOORE, I'd Vice President
~ Applications forwarded and OPEN POLICIES
procured by
JOHN w. MUNGER, Agent,
No. 1873 Fore street. head of Long Wharf
PORTLAND, ME-.
June 3.-w2w & eodtojan29
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Who have cold hands and feet weak stomachs;
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache;
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indiTes.
ton aud constipation of the bowels; pain in the aide
and back; leueorrh@a, Tor whitesl; falling Of the
womb with internal cancers; tnnors, polypus, and
all that long train diseases will ind In Eecfrc-
ity sure means OF cure. Fer painful mensfruatiop
too profuse menstruaticn and all OF these long line
Of troubles with your ladies, Electricity IL certain
specific, and WILL IN short time restore the sufferer
TO the vigor of health
~ We Acre an Electro Chemical apparatus for
extracting Mineral Poison frvE the system, such as
Mercury, Anthony, Arsenic, &C. hundreds who
are troubled with stif Joints, weak hacks and VAR.
other difficulties, the direct cause Of which, IN
nne cases out Of ten h the effect OF poisonous drugs
use Of from ave TO eight Baths.
Once hours from O'Clock A. II. to r.n.;lf
O; and TO 8 r. n.
Consaltation Free. iyl4isedf
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Administrntor's Sale.

DY virtue of license from the Judge Of Probate
ID of Cumberland County. shall sell at public
auction on Tuesday, June 81. 1864 a: two clock r.
Nj on the premises, the following described real es.
tate belonging tn the estate of Mark Decring late of
Bridgton, in said county of Cumberland, deceased
and described in the inventory of said estate as fol-
lows PARTS of lots numbered eleven in the fourth
and dh range of lots in Bridgton. bout
thirty acres. purchased of b. X. Carsley.'' Said
land is situated about one half mile from the village
of N. Bridgtnn on the road leading to Sweden aud
has on II moving nelds containing about ~ elve
acres, N. arly walled n,-about nine acres pastur-
ing-and the balance covered with fine growth of
wood and timber.
Terms Of sale, one half cash balance in one year
with interest, aud good personsl security.
LEVI CRAM, Adm nistrator.
Bridgton, May -, 1864 dmay2I
fNHE Subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
Il concerned, that he has been duly appointed nd
taken upon himself the trust of Administrator of the
estate of
JOSHUA WAITE,
late of Freeport in the County of Cumberland
deceased, by giving bond as the law directs be
therefore requests all persons who indebted to
the said deceased estate to make immediate nav.
ment; and those who have any demands thereon
o exhibit the same for settlement TO
ALBERT IL. WAITE.
Ereeport, May IL, 1864. w3ws
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RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway for the week ending
May zeth, were $95,474 "a
Corresponding week last year, S4,66l 20
increase, $10,s13 OF
There was an decrease during the week OF
$405 81 in passengers, and an increase of
Slips 90 In freight
The total amount Of receipts from Jan. LIST
to May 2sth is s1,9s9.S07 95
Same period last year, 1.760,s94 n
Increase, 22s,913 "a
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ny ELECTRICITY

The Rheumatic the equity the lame and the Iarv
leap with Joy, and move with tho agility and elastic
ity Of youth; the heated brain Il cooled the frost
bitten limbs restored. the uncouth 6eformifies re-
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness 10
strength the blind made TO soe the deaf 70 hear and
the alsied form 10 move upright; the blemishes Of
youth are obitcrated the accidents OF mature Lii
prevented; the calamities Of old age obviAted and
An active ciroulatr,n maintained