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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-25
BY TELEGRAPH
TOTHE
Portland Daily Press.
Execution of Spencer.
Especial dispatch TO the Press.

RoCKLAND, June "A.
The murderer Spencer has paid the extreme
penalty Of the law for his crimes, at Thomas
ton. The same gallows was used as for the
execution of Cox and Williams at Auburn
The gallows was erected in the prison yard,
fscing the south, on the spot where the Ward
en- fell after receiving the fatal blow. Imme-
diately after marching the prisoners to their
dinners, Company b, Rockland State Guards,
marched into the yard, and were stationed on
the east and west side of the galows. The
witnesses and reporters took their position in
front. The prisoner, dressed with white
pants and froek, was taken from his cell and
marched with arm step, arm in arm with
Mr.. Barron, a Catholic Priest, to the scafIold,
preceded by Sheriff Laughton, and followed
by his Deputies. The prisoner still seemed
calm and resolute. After mounting the plat
remarks, of which he availed himself, by max
ing short and disconnected speech giving
brief account of his life, parentage &c; he
spoke of his father and mother, also that he
considered himself insane when he killed the
Warden, but thought bis sentence Just. He
then mounted the drop with firm step, show
ing not the least sign of emotion, and was
prepared in the usual manner for execution
by Sheriff Laughton, at the completion of
which, at 1225, Sheriff Laughton touched the
spring, and he was no more. He fell about
seven and ha.f feet. There was no move
ment of the body. He died instantly from
the drop fell there was no pulse, and twenty
minutes after he was taken down and placed
in his coffin. Everything was quiet in the
yard, and the prisoners only employed about
the premises witnessed the execution.
i. W. BA.
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
Religious Notices.

Religious notices oftwenty five words less. free
oil excess of this amount will be charged ten cents
q line eight words constituting a line. This ru Q
hereafter will be rigdy adhered to.-tPUB. Pm Ess.
EY-Miss Nellie J. Temple, medium, of Vermont
will lecture in Mechanics Hail. tomorrow after
noon ana evening. at and n O'Clock
Conference at l0l A. M. Children's Progressive
Lyceum at II Z. M
CY-Rey W. I. Clark, of Chelsea, NJ SIS, will
each at the First Parish Church tomorrow.
eR- Elder j. Partridge will preach at Second Adj
vent all tomorrow The public are invited. beats
free.
EvThere will be Sunday School Concert tttne
Abysinian Church tomorrow evening, at "a oloeS.
~ Inc MasMngton "a sy sT A. y axe Canerass
street at 7 o'clock. Public invited.
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From the Army Of the Potomac.

HEADQUARTERS ARMy POTOMAC, :
June %, 6 A. NJ.
Wilson's division of cavalry has moved off
in the direction of the Weldon railroad. When
last heard from they had reached River Sta
ton, and were tearing mp the track along the
road. The I'd and 9th corps have also moved
towards the Weldon railroad.
Lee seems to have anticipated the movement
by our left flank, or else designed to turn our
right, as when near the Jerusalem plank road
the cd corps were confronted by Hills corps,
aud a smart engagement ensued. A battery
was annoying the rebels, who succeeded in
getting round on its flank and charging it,
The infantry supporting the battery were sur
prised, aud after faint show Of resistance re-
tired, leaving four guns in the hands of the
rebels. Our line then reformed. Two divis-
ions Of the 9Th corps were within easy sup
porting distance on the right. and the 9th
corps was ready for any hostilities on the left
Charges were made by the rebels, who suffered
severely with each fresh assault
There was heavy firing at the front OF the
9th corps about midnight. At times musketry
broke out into regular vol'eys, and all night
our cannon kept firing at regular intervals.
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nN Tuesday, June 2sth, q 3ciccl p NJ n, a..
~ premises, we shall sell q Ia.se ana yslu.hls
Lot Of Land In Cape Elizabeth il direct line sbopt
halt mile from the city and near the Ferry. bopnd
ca on tne south BY tho road eacihs to Fort Prsble
by this line from this road funnilg about six hus
dred and hfty feet to the ier ~ - H. rflapd Hs
Dor, and fronting the liar hor Nb1nt two huuar.a
and twenty live ieet cover ali. al "A acre. or Ia
w square feet, aud pre-. LtiEg a lendid ot g.
Wh1rve-, for Ship Yard ~ ma uincturfps mr.
poses requiring water conhscfichs Tor House iof.
ana mary other purposes a a smbraces about
eight acres OF Flas. boundrs %. n wess bv ahout
so feet Of the above desenbe- nf; on The ssuth
and east by the road 10 Port c e a. a brouk: ma
ON the north By the water VA u hsrboy ineiud-
ing some y feet OF Cove nnlent Breakvsfes and
u well calculated for Dry Doek o. y Wet Dock a.
Marine Railway. We shall s,l tie entire ps onrr-
" IN one lot. ANY practical mi can easily rer-
ceive the many purposes this abb properly can
De converted into BY sm n eutsy Of money md
enterprise. SO near the city and eonr ecfed bv :
steam ferry every half hour ana q good sub-fsntisl
bridge; with large froh or the hal Dor sns,
con- handing a. tine water O. he fund in a.. ths
scarcity OF Wharf-room beginf iig even now "a ~
seriously felt; located opposite car the civ h,
good. honest and patriss.e tow y here the tzxss
rate lower than any town Ia the count adapted 10
so many money making Qurpose- We feel cor ddert
IN asserting there is net ta'u e properly fsr
inproytment or ia vesiuent IA N - market We
Faueclariy invite espiiglst &c Is sale which viii
be posirve-w.th clear I ana IA. ibernl For
Plan OF the property anu any lartl uiars desired
please call ON
jane2idid HENRY BAILEY CO., Aucfrs.
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4TH MAINE REeMENT.-This regiment,
which arrived here Thursday, embarked on
board the steamer Lady Lang, for Rockland,
last evening. During their stay in this city
they have been comfortably cared for. Yes
terday Capt Barnum, at his own expense,
furnished them with a grand dinner at his
splendid eating rooms on Temple Street.
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Kefc York Market.

Neic York Market.
NEW YORK. june "a
Cotton-declinipg; sales $50 bales at l45a1 as for
middng uplsnds.
Flonr-sales $500 bbls State and western dull;
SUPER STATE s0aJC0. Extra l5ns 20; choice 70
az 30; Round Hoop Ohio 00al0 90; choice 65lg
s5 Superfne Western al rs; Extra Soa9 10;
southern-quiet sales $50 bbls; Mixed TO goou 80
d9Oo; Fancy and extra i5Qil 90; Canada dull;
sales 900 bbs; common Extra tOos 3d. extra good
to choice Iea9 IS.
Wheat-sales l45, 600 bushels Chicago Spring 80
az 0S; Milwaukee club 95G2 o.; Winter Red Wes-
tern 0oa2 IL.
Corn-tirmer; sales $500 bush; mixed Western
new 55a1 So.
0ats-armer; sales Canada at s2d95c.
Beef-quiet.
Pork-higher; sales G3oo bbls; new mess 40 25g
40T5.
Lard-less actiyei sales $50 bbls at 16dlTic.
Butter-frm; STAGE at 3id40c.
Whiskey-irregula' sa,es 1000 bbls at coal IS.
Sugar-quiet: sales 900 hhds MuscoYado lS2 a2l
Spirits 1urpentine-3 toG3 01; crude do nominal.
Freights to Liyerpool-Quiet.
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WASHINGTON. June "a.
In the Senate the bill to repeal the 5000
clause was amended, and passed BY vote of
"a yeas against nays. The bill provides
that 81 much of the enrolment act of March
3, 1868, and the acts amendatory thereof as
authorizes the discharge of any drafted per-
son from liability to military service by reason
of the payment OF $500 for the procuration of
substitutes, be repealed.
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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.
Peterssurg and Weldon Rai,rond Car.

Petsrsbarg and Werdon Railroad Cat.
NEW YORK. June "A.
The headquarters correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer, writing June 2Ist, says
our lipes have been extended on the left to
cut the Petersburg d Weldon Railroad, thus
ehectually interruping communication be-
tween Richmond and the Gulf and seaboard
States.
Distant artillery fire was heard to-day, prob
ably Wilson's cavalry engaging the enemy.
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From the Army before Richmond.

WASHINGTON. June 90.
Headquarters Army, June 2I- Another
important movement of the army is being ex-
ccuted.
The last OF the sick and wounded of all the
corps are being placed in ambulances and
started for City Point, and the hospital tents
will soon be struck and loaded for a general
movement. General headquarters are to move
at . O'Clock Ia the morning. $3.50
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In a Scotch church, descendant OF Nabal
having put crown piece into "the plate" in
stead OF penny, and starting at its white and
precious face, asked to have 1t back was re-
fused. In once, in for ever. "Aweel, aweel, |"
grunted he, "rll get credit for it in heaven"
ma, na,' said Jeems, the doorkeeper, "ye'll
get credit only for the penny"
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THE SoLDIER'D ORPHAN CHILDREN.-By
notice in another column it will be seen that
Mrs. Lizzie Bell, assisted by Mrs. Lottie
Church, is 10 give, her musical, poetieal and
dramatic entertainment at the New City Hall
on Monday evening, In behalf of the Home
for the Orphan children of our brave soldiers.
We trust she may have q full house. She
comes highly recommended, and viii no doubt
give rich entertainment. The following we
clip from the editorial columns Of the Boston
Post:
Madame Lizzie Bell ranks among the best
readers that have appeared before q Boston
public. She has full melodious and finely
trained voice, and her elocution gives con-
slant evidence OF study and skill. The pro-
gramme embraces great variety of pieces,
requiring extreme changes OF voice. Sever
al dialogues, verses from plays, &c, were
given, the intonation proper TO each character
accompanying the same. Her efforts elected
repeated and enthusiastic applause. The i'm
preston Mrs. Bell made must be regarded as
highly favorable. She has fine, stately per-
son, a graceful manner, and dresses with taste.
In path confessedly SO difficult 10 achieve,
success indicates the possession of q very
marked talent We trust that the excellent
entertainment Afforded generous aid TO the
cause in behalf OF which 1t is given.
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 90
The steamship Pacific arrived here to-day
from British Columbia and Oregon. She
brings 1905. 600 in gold.
The telegraph is TO be extended from Olym-
pise to Victoria.
The Sanitary Commission at Sacramento
have $4,000 In gold 10 forward.
Mining stocks are sti!fening little. Gould
g. Curre are rising to S32 per foot.
The farmers are harvesting their wheat
and glad TO find half a crop.
The brig Belyidere takes $685. 900 in bullion
TO Hong Kong.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-25

THEATRE.-Don't forget the afternoon per-
Torrance Of "Uncle Toms Cabin" to-day at
half past two O'Clock, on which occasion pa
rents can take their children at reduced
rate, TO witness the above moral Drama. The
programme for the evening comprises "Nick
OF the Woods" with other attractions. Mon
day the JUL piece Of the Ticket of Leave
Man" viii be presented with every character
as written by the author This will be the
first time of the entire drama here; two i'm
portant haracters-omittedby other compan-
ies-being restored and every pains taken to
present the play acceptably. -.
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HEALING INsTITuTE.-We would call at
tention to the advertisement Of DR.. Hum
phrey 7. Packer, in another column The
Doctor has had long experience and extensive
practice, and will no doubt give satisfaction
wherever employed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-25

BASE BALL MArcH.-The first nine Of the
Sophomore base ball club of Harvard Unver-
sity will come to this city on the 4th OF July
to play with the Senior nine OF Bowdoin Col
lege. The ground near the Arsenal viii prob
ably be used for the occasion.
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PHILADELPHIA, June "a.
special to the Bulletin says the rebels
made rear attack on Wednesday on General
Wright and Hancock's corps, and captured
four guns and 400 prisoners. but our men raj
lied, retook the ground and 200 prisoners.
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RAILROAD TIME.-It viii be seen by nd
vertisement that the starting time OF the
trains on the Grand Trunk road has been
changed; the morning train from this city
from TAO to o'clock, and the afternoon
train from lilo TO 25 O'clock
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r We are indebted to Mr.. John NJ.
Stevens for a copy OF the Second Annual Re-
port of the U. 5. Christian Commission. 1t
makes volume of 2s2 pages of very inter-
esting reading,
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10 John Neal, ESQ.,, will lecture before
the Washingtonian Society on Sunday eve
ming next at Sons of Temperance Hall, COM
mencing at l-2 O'Clock.
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DEATH OF A SoLDIER.-A dispatch from
Rev. A. f. Beard, received yesterday, states
that Leonard Pride of Westbrook of Co. II,
18th Maine regiment, was shot at Petersburg
on the 10Th instant and died on the 22i inst
His effects are ia the hands OF Rev. Mr..
Beard and will be delivered, personally, next
week. Further particulars may be learned
by calling on Mr.. Thomas r. Hayes.
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SB- sprague & Blanchard play at sacear-
appa this evening. We can assure the resi-
dents of that village they will have the OPP
portunity Of witnessing good delineations of
the Negro character and of hearing excellent
music.
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nJ- A Union meeting In behalf of the
st. Church, tomorrow evening, Rev. Mr..
Daniels of st. John Is expected to address
the meeting.
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s On and after June l9ththe steamer
ksZssskSsAs CASC0 will until further notice
leave Burnham's Wharf, for Peaks
and cushing's Islands at 9 and 10. 80 A. NJ, and
and 3 aOP. NJ. Returning will leave Cu-hing's lsiand
at = 40 and II. 10 A. M, and IS and 5l5 Z. M.
Tickets rs cents, down and back Children Is cts
June O. diff
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CHANGE OF RAILROAD TIME OF Run
NISG.-On and after Monday next the morn
ing train on the Grand Trunk Railway, will
leave Portland for Lewiston and island Pond
at o'clock A. NJ. The afternoon train for
Bangor and Island Pond will leave at 1.25 T..
M. H. BAILEY,
2t Local Superintendent.
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Arrirai of Prisoners.

FORTRESS MONROE, June %
The steamer Guide arrived here to-day from
CITY Point with over 700 prisoners, recently
captured in front OF Petersburg. There has
been nothing but skirmishiDg this week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-25

% Remember that the caucuses for the
choice Of delegates to the State Convention
are TO be held this evening. Let there be
good attendance.
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CEDAR CAMPHoK.-This compound is
death on moths, and we think mosquitoes
will give it a wide berth. Crosman 81 Co.
have il.
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL COMPANY.
STOCK SUBSCRIPTION

DERSoNs DESTROYS of aiding in the construction
Il ofa first class Hotel for Portland are requested
10 call on Mr. N. n. Rob, Merchants En- chance on
and after the 10Th inst when book will be opened
for subscriptions to Stock of the above and
will remain open until July 10th, 1864
June l7.--dlm
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flNHE undersigned have formed a copartnership
Il under the name OF fREsMAN BRoTHgRs and
have leased the store formerly occupied by Twitehe
Champlin. No. s. Commerci al 81 rect where they
propose TO carry ON the Flour. Tea and Tobacco
business. JAMES FREEMAN,
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Portland June 9--d6w
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Portland COMPANY I!
stockholders' Meeting.

The adjourned meeting of the Stocs holders OF the
Portland Company will be held at the Rooms of the
Board of Trade on Exchange street, en- Saturday,
June 25th, at 8 O'Clock p NJ.
june23d3t JOSEPH c, MOVES. Clerk.
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AUCTION SALES.
Horses. Carriages, &c Auction

nN Saturday, June 25th at IL o'e oek A NJ ON
~ Lime street, Foar Horses ana aNariety of Car
flages--one Jenny LyI d, fTtrcid carriage In al
proportions and Uni h oncJ NM ndiin good or.
Ger, one kockaway, two arr, y H. O. open Buggy
wagons. one Concord Wagon. ons Express " agoi,,
one two-wneei Chaise, three tseo d hand Harness.
es Ia capital crder. one Mowi JacLine, &c.
june2l-dtd
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Valuable Real Estate, VII. II, Flats. Ac..
For Sale.

Two close the estate Of the Ia Chs les Jordan We
- Offer Tor sale the following 4 4 property :.
Mhaf aud fiafs, comprising stou Iiaety thousand
rect o. mats, with frontage OF o d. ndred twonf,-
SIX ieet on Commercial street viii the buildings
the cons foHr lots on the wett.tls ce OF Commer-
csl street y BY 100 each; lot acivt1ing ON Park
street rs feet 'front.' 65 ieet do lCt lax street
~ By 81; store on corner of la K ans York street
loi y - 50; new cottage hou A. ork street lot
~ BY 20; lot Of land on StA rtle s. feet front
con aiming about ten fhossard feet with A cotfnrs
house IN the rear; two ana hal story modern
bu II house g loi street, taIni II rooms gas
xe large lot; cottage house No. Lying street, lot
~ by Los cottage house No, u Tyng street. large
and All not previously dispefsd OF, viii Be sold al
Auction oa Tuesday. July Il ST N O'clock Ia the
forenoon on the premises Fer tartifulars apply to
the snoscrisers- CHARLES JORDAN.
GAkDALk JORDAN.
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sozoDoNT.-This preparation for cleansing. beau
uying and preserving the teeth IL not warrantsd 10
~ does accomplish ell that it promises -Zioa's
Herald and Wesleyan Journal, Boston. mchl5l 1t
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BALTIMORE, June "a.
The brig Edward, with 1900 bbls petroleum
on board, was burned to-day.
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NEAR Turner'S shi, Yard, Cape Elizabeth. .
~ large two story dwelling house itarly nswweIi
arranged aud eouyenient for two y ni.ies-nnished
In coed style, with largs lot a I'D snd with VA
great borgain by sprlying 20
PERLEY a ~ SELL,
june %, lss4.-d2w'
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ROnrsi.

A Gentleman and his wife. and three or four sim
IA gle gentlemen can find pleasant rooms with
board At s. Cumberland Street
juno d2ws C. CRAM
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Z. N. PArTEN, AUCTIosaEg. " Exehspg. :,
House and Land cor. Atlantic ma
Fore sfreesS

0N Tuesday, June ash at 1 past O'Clock. ON N a
~ premises, will be sold Il, very desirable briss
uouse togetner with the lsru s'ittted as above
House two story with basement thoroughly buiif
mas every convenience rooms 100 throu n.
out, hard and son water and j. Ie II the hest a.
nations in that neis hborhooa. III bout Cd ~ 81
Sale positive. the owner baviDF removed Il, M ~.
CITY, TIE TO suit purchaser. II particulars call
on the Aucti0nser. innsa1
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
Excursion Tickets
season 1864.
Tickets Good to Retui n to Tov. LIST.
CnnarfnerSI,in.

INoR Tickets and general information apply TO the
L Office OF the BritiSh aud American Express Co !,
30 Exchange street. june24isd2w
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sfdeerv 10 be IbOlished IN Maryland.
BALTIMORE. June "a.
The Constitutional Convention today, by
vote Of 80 to q, passed an article abolishing
slavery
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4 NUMBER OF Houses and OF, in the .ou,n
- "A Part Of The city. Terms Heal Inquire at Il
jaue22-od2N.
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Auction sale as PeTmus 10 Cus
Timber An Cansd ---ft. al D state IN
Grand Ea.ls n -

IN ERE win Be sold NJ public ruetcn at the ofscs
II OF uenry HALEY Co, EScLAnle street. PORT
land. Maine, Thursday, Juns sgii, 1864 Al 10
O'Clock A. n. to eiose 4 concern
Licenses Nos. 3 and 10 cut timber &C. In Cana
da on the northwest bra Oh - she ~ er 81 John
where II Is interested BY the boundary line betwe -
Canada and the State of Mains-ard exfendinr = n
said river 70 iis source, not to sscsfd ten
miles by y miles each side, OF g. aquars miles.
Also acertain parcel OF Reel kst.se situated N
Grand Fails. in the County OF NiefOda and A. the
present TINS occupied and i'm rovsd BY VIM b.
West. ESQ, and formerly OWL ~ George Young
containing three CD acres or With buildings On
Tor further particulars isqnire o. the auetioneer
or JERSEY kLEl, liNR CO..
torf.and, kaine.
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
Genteel Reside..e i.r Sale.

Genteel Residence tsr Sale.
4 FINE two STORY Ho' Sc containing elexs,
N rooms and abundance " elcsoss, cent rally To-
Gated, iu an excellent neiglf o h. Cd about three
minr'es walk irem tire Post ttre. The house Il fn-
SIZED in good style, L. sbus6aU tly supplied with
hare snd son water is heated ty furnace and ens
Il earned to every room smal neat stable stalds
ON the LOT. his property IL coed condition AID
very desirable and cannes ~ Get the views u
any person desiring comic tsbi and xenfeei rtsi.
deEce. Terms Of sale tasy shy u
fkkNIiSS LORfNG,
DAILY Press once.
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HYDROKONIA

Comprises a combination of specific remedies adapt
ed to the local d coaSt HioR1l treatment of Nasal
Catarrh, diff ring both and effect from all other
modes and practices for this alsrmingy prevalent
anddangerous disease 1t has hesn thoroughly tested
In more than three thousand ia Boston. and
when persisenty used the result is always infably
the same. VIZ 70 heal the local disease while It
chan ees the diahess constitutional tendency up
on which the catarrhal secretion depends for let II
be Remembered, that Nasal Catarrh is a. really
consumption of the blood AZ fluids ofthe body Ton
iy In Tess degree as when neglected IL has reach
ed the lungs.
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TO THE AFFLICTEDI
DIR. WIN. DEnING,
Medical Electrician,
No. m Ciapp's Block,


VIII q ~ VI tV-' u1'H . ~ . IN STHEKTH
MOULD respectfully announce TO the eitirens Of
w Portland and vicii ity, mat he has permaneat.
" located IN this city. Daring he eleven month";
the worst forms of disease in pc Who have tired
other forms OF Treatment IN ain, aud curing pa
asked, do they stay cured To ans~ er this Question
We will say that al thai do MT ia, cur ed We win
doctor the second time i.r ns'iine.
Dr.. d. has been pTsetIeal flecIrician fr tn .,,x
one years, and 10 also Kuar FrAoba4ed ph.siciha
Electricity Is perfectly adapted 10 chronic diseasss
in the form Of nervous or sics headache; nerrsIsta
In the acute stages or where the long. are not lv
lasoyed aeuta OF chronic rhen nafism scrofuls hln
DIS sses whiteswtilngs. spiral diseases curvatpIs
palsy or parhysis, ST. vitas' Fence Deafness STAN
nering or hesitancy % speeeh Dyspepsia, ndigts-
tsni constipation and liver complaint piles-we ~ r.
every case that can be preser 4 ssfhma bronohi-
ts s',csures Of tho chest and ell forns Of female