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HUE FINGER OF PROVIDENCE, from the
Il TEACHINGS Of Fxper enoe seem to point to
THE GREAT HUMOR REMEDY,
ROWARL'S VEG r BILE car GER AND
I'm sllf sU CANKER SYROP,

In Hfl aN CANhhR SIEUP,
As the great ard CO ain cure fer all those fearful
and destructive maadies nich ari-e frc m L., pure
state OF the BIO d. The wonderful succe which
has n a cas- s. abe it las en- fsIly tried. fol-
loved is use, leaves no roor to d ubt the b sed
fact that Cancers may b. cured.
Sufferer from the sconrge Ioay therefore o long
or dread the fearful alternatives o the Snr eOs's
knit, or the grave. They have SPEEDY ID CO tain
reme7y (which removes ths IN l'dy root and branch,
whoa in thou lands OF tbs cper ting kni does
not. Eanc mat be cured By remed Is vli hor-
oughy renovae the constit' tion. and bat cen only
be zone BY Daiifyne the re msss OF The circulate
i1g fluid Tbs is Effected b. SJrnp a. thousands
have testified
The CANCER and CANKER SYRUP iuhllii-
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Canker, even when given up as incurable by
doctors. 1t banishes Salt Rheum entirely and
permanently. Iu Erysirelas its effects are sur
prising. All cases, however virulent, of Serof-
ula or Kings Evil, White Swelling, or Jurors,
are dissipated speedily. Old Ulcers are czred
without leaving bad effects after closing them.
The most terrible Seurvy complaints it banishes
from young or oil. Distressing Neuralgia
Affections soon yield to its power. 1t clears tia
Complexion FROM Blo;ches aud Pimples,
renders it brilliant 1t cures Jaundce and Dys-
pepsia, and all Eruptiye Diseases In all cases
Of Female Weakness and Irregularities produc
ing General Debility, Piles, etc., its ELECTS are
miraculous.
E-0ne trial is all that is needed to prove the Pc
culiar virtues of the Syrup Its repu alton is now
so well established that more need not be said. It's
immense sale Is its best recommendation.
gtglI Price 81 IS per bottle.
iH0WARDS HEALING sALVE. In all cases
Cancer, Ulcers, Burns, Scads skin Euruptions, etc
where an external apptcrftoR may be neee sary,
this Saye, prepared expressly for the purpose, will
be found invaluable II viii always be useful In the
Household, and a box of IL may save much suffering
and expense Price Is cents per box
JAMIE 0 BOYLE CO., Successors to Reddin
4 Co.)S tate street. Boston Proprietors
.,I W r PHILLIPS & co ACTS Portland.
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Medical.
T I. DIR. }. b. HUGHES
! amd CAN BE FOUND AT ms
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS.


VHTHERE he can be consulted privately ana ,,,.,,
i w the utmost confidence by the afflicted AZ ~
hours daily, and from A. M. to P. NJ. = -
DIR. H. addresses those who are suffering under tba
aflicton OF private diseases, whether arising from
impure connection or the terrible vice of selabuse
Devoting his entire time that particular branch Of
the medical profession he reels warranted In GUAR
RANTEEISG A CURE IN ALL CASES, whether Of long
standing on recently contracted, entirely removing
the dregs of disease from the system, and making
perfect and PERMANENT CURE. iif
He would cali the attention of the afflicted to tile
fact of his long standing and well-earned reputation
furnishing suhicient assurance of his 81 ILL and sue
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4RY HIM! IN ps convinced Of heir supsr,l /.
~ oserev-ry hing Sc of the ki,d { fl red 10
the pub Q i.r Br. neh,tis, Coughs Colds Hoarse.
mrs Sore Throat a affh and nnuer "a Num,I-
GUS .estimo Ia lrom tine Gjergvs anu others &C.
compa ylng ach box For sale by she price pal
Druggists throughout the, city,. may2.eodtf
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ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company
81 Vol So. COR william. NEW YORK.
JANUARY, 1886.
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Navp
l cation Risks.

HablOu RISKS
The whole profits Of the Company rev.,t 10 N.
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY mon tbs
Premiums terminated during the year; and for ,,hcb
cert ncates are Issued, bearing interest until re-
The Dividends in the Years 1884 and were 40
The rrosts for 70 Years amOunttO the
o. which here has been redeemed by 'i'''''''-'
Cash. l7,s5a7so
ni ne Company has Assets, over Ksspen Million
United States aud State of New-York
STOCK City, Bank and other Stocks. s497a 100
Loans secured BY Stocks and otherwise, 2,ls7 $50
OIemlum Notes and Bills Receivable
other securities, s.Ip5sO
United States Gold Coin, MI.s9o
cash In Bank, $3.50
Us rsr, sn.l9s5O0
rRusTERs:
John Jones, VIM Stur9is. Jr.
Charles Denns, Henry B0gert
WI " Moore, william Dodge,
Henry Coli, Dennis Perkins,
a WIN Pckersgil, Joseph Gsilard Jr,
Lewis Curtis Henry Burgy,
Charles II Russell, Cornelius Grinnen1
Lowell Hclbrook. O. Hand,
X Warren Weston, Watts Sherman
ROYAL Phelps. B j Rowland,
caleb Barstow. Ren Babcook
P Pilot Fletoh-r Yves ray,
Oar Iel Miller, Rob Miutnrn Jr,
Joshua HsLry Gordon Burnham,
gorge Hobson. Frederick Cbnuncey
.Javid Lane, James Lew,
mes Bryce, Chas MARSHALL
JOHN ID JOINS President.
CHARLES DENNIS, Vica-Preeident.
W. II. II. MOORE. "a Vice-Pres't.
J. ii. Chapman. Acting Secretary
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RAfLROA

-s..s.ss.E1 On and after April 8, 1866, Passenger
asaaisSssksSsSrxt Trains leave as follows: i st
Portland Tor Boston, at $40 A. III. and 400
r. NJ.
leave Boston tor Portland at 7.so A. NJ. and s
PM ~ axt ~ $3.50
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily
FRANCIS CHASE, Supt
Portland, A pril 8, 1865. edit
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Ty DR. LAR00KAH'S
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COLDS, coUGHs, WHooPISG COUGH GROUP, ASTHMA,
VArARRH BRONCHITIS, SPITrIEG BLOOD, PAIS
IN rae SIDE, NIGHT SwEA1s HUMoRs,
GENERAL DEBILITY and the VaIi-
Gus Throat Affections and
hoarseness to which Pub
lie Speakers andSing-
ers are liable and
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-, CONSU option,
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authenticated and of such peculiar ebaTaeter that
profiered aid ~ receive "'S
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a cure is precisely that which has "a e ~,
highest order of medical skin. The facts are te1
BILE the witnesses accessible and tho sas., .ilS
cacy Of the Syrup incontroyertible N YIN
The undersigned, having experienced the he,.s
cha effects of the "Larookah's Syrup do MOI bsi
tat to recommend 1t to the attention of tie pntit
the best Medicine they ever used
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,.sANti rhIiNR RAILWAY,
- OF Canada
,g1{l q On 2ER ARRAY Se9ENT. 5s4N
-zznsazs1 On ana aftor Monday, June 25lh, lSe5
sSssai;ssss.s5aaiE trains will run as ioblpws
NJ rDi4g xpr IS train for South Paris Lewiston,
t4orha n, Island Fond III Jntr al, ana QusDec, at
Maj train Tor watervi'ls Rangor Gotham, Island
Pond Montry al aud Ouch at 25P NJ
nJth or heae t,aius colitl ct at Mnnt cal WI ex
pr. IS tans Tor Tor, nto, bet. OFT, icago, aud al
othor places west. f4EaEEs
TRAINS WILL AltRivg AS FOLLOWS:
From Mon real. quebec, &c, at Sir A NJ.
Frsns Edo. q = do ~ Il III 2t6 p. Al.
ksturn Tickets, at Reduced Prices. will be Issued
Dung Inc Summer season from P6rtla 10 be.hei,
6othsIn, Island Pc d. Montreal nd Quebeo. ~ {
The Company are not responsible sor baggage 70
any amount exceeding $50 In value, and thai per.
soA nniass notce is given. and paid for at the rate
Of one passenger tor every $500 additional value.
.. J. BhYDGES, Managing Director
Ii. BAILEY Superint pdenf
Portlsad Ja oe 22dd 1866 diff -sats---4
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Railroads.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD. ,
g0MMER 1RsANGeMsNT

TO CONNIE NOE MONDAY, JUNE 10th, 1862
ezzz.sE1 Trains leave Portland, Grand run Z
49, Station for Lewiston and AUBURN A.
10 a o. and LIS Z. M o. p NJ
far Raruor aud 10 termediate staiaons al A-s2 "a;
REruRNfSG Leave Lewiston az ~ a sanao AZ
arrive in Portland at Soy a. portia.d AZ ~ NJ
ot ess trains connect at Portland with trains for
Boston. 4. ,.s.a.. D. .,,a,,dea ar "a n md -
s's, IL cns ia Portland at L Al sl ltIHi
CO ,ss connect with trains al principal sratione,
daily Scr most Of fbe Gowns North and Eastof this
A'' c. II MORSE. supt.
WaterFiIe, June "a, 1855. jun 2Sti
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13
The Republican County Con-
NAntlOM.

We were in error, yesterday, in saying
that the journal furnished no report of the
proceedings Of the Republican County
Convention on SAtusday. The journal
of Monday published the resolutions, bat
we overlooked them, as they were in an
out-of-the way place.
Lieutenant Governor Anderson, after
addressing the convention a'against negro
suffrage" offered preamble containing
t,ocnty .tioo ,clereaSes, followed by the an-
aeScd resolution I/.Iti
Reso2ped, BY the Union citizens Of Mont
gomery county, that we do respectfully and
earnestly protest against such an nsurpalion
of mower and revolution, either by our autho
rites as q Government, or our people, as o
section.
That we are utterly opposed to such en-
franehisement OF this class, neither because
they arc black, nor because they have been
slaves merely, but solely because, that having
been 80 recently Slaves, we know that as q
mass audupon ths aSesage they are not ca
psble and worthy OF ths exalted iuncton !
that this is not aquesRon OF comparison be.
tween the deserts of rebels aud negroes, but
between the whole ation-ourselTes-and n
class incapable Of duty so difficult: That 1t
is an effort to Airicanize-yes, worse still
10 Mexieauize our people and our institutions,
which would, in consequences, soon pass
through widest anarchy into settled despot.
ism and that we do therefore respectfully but
firmly request the forthcoming Union Con
veutiut AZ Columbus, IN some judcous and
efIicac,ous way to put an end TO this exciting
agitation, which must surely, il not arrest.
ed, ruin not only the Union Party, "a tempo
rary but seriosu evil, but the Union itself
an incalculable and endless calamity
James Boyle seconded the resolutions,
when on motion OF Colonel Parrot the teso.
utons were tabled fiyUlA no.
II. s. Young offered the following, which,
after brief debate was disposed OF by acjourn-
meut, sine die, viz; r
Resolpsd, That in the opinion OF ths meet
ing, it is both unnecessary and inexpedlenl
that theState Convention shall take any action
or make any. platform upon The aFe't'on OF
negro suffrage.
There being but f0y persons in the Con
vention--not more than aAhall dozen froui the
townshps-it was deemed inexpedient TO ex
press any opinion upon the subject matter as
p'hFoTVe p'hFoTVe introduced 0HI IRH
SO it appears that the Republicans oI
Montgomery County are unwilling to en-
dorse resolution "against negro suffrage
The plain inference is, that they are dis.
posed to take the extreme radical abolition
side of the question negro suffrage, socia
and political negro equality, and all the
rest. 1t is refreshing to see them showing
their hands thus early in the contest. There
| is "a good time coming OOH wen
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13
tFrom the Washington Star Of Mon v
The Conduct OF Military OmceFR
I'm WnkhImRaOn IN

Statements we're made 10 us yesterday, By
some Of the most respectable citizens Of ca.
pitol Hill, concerning recent donRe OF mill.
taty officers At Capitol Hili Barracks, which,
II correct are sufficient 10 excite lhe diaRusl
aud Indignation of every rnau, woman and
child possessing grain Of common sense and
single spark Of humanity The most prom.
inent and disgusting OF these acts are said
to have been witnessed by q large unntber OF
Residents in that vicinity on Saturday evening.
We give the stories IA they were told TO as
| A soldier Of Company n, 18th Veteran Re.
serve Corps (the regiment stationed in tha,
barracks) named Christopher Elderbrand,
visited he 20th Corps for the purposeof seeing 2
friend, became Intoxicated nnd did not re.
! turn 10 the barracks in season TO hnawer TO
roll.eall Consequently, AZ six O'Clock on
Saturday evening, Elderbrand was suspended
by the thumbs to around OF a ladder placed
with one end ON the pronnd ond ths other
against the caves Of the buildings lie was
kept suspended until fifteen minuteb TO nine
o clock After two hours of suffering, the
cries Of Elderbrand (wbo is ubout seventy
years of age) we're so loud and hearteDdng,
that q gag was placed 10 his mouth tosuPPreqsss
The cries OF the sufferer excited the wife OF
Lieutenant iD the bArrack s,o such q degree
that abe threatened to cut the man down her.
self IL no other person would iaI'u tl
Those who we're present aud sav Elder.
brand taken down say that the blood issued
from both his nose and mouth.
Yesterday morning, the two citizens whom
we have mentioned above as having made
remarks concerning the punishment, we're
before Colonel Johnson, the commander OF
The regiment, Que of them having been taken
there under arrest ColonelJohns0n charged
them with inciung the crowd TO riot, aud or.
derea one to report al 6xed limegi aud the
sther when notified "i
The one, however, who was taken before
the Colonel, under guard, yesterday called on
| Sec,etsry Stanton, and i'd the facts before
| him
The Secretary called in General Fry, and
reqdested him to investigate the cAse
| 'ibe SECRETARY then dispatched oonrier
with an order 10 ColonA johnson. requirihg
the release Of the, gentleman who called on
! him from arrest, with which order tho Colo
mel ia said 10 have complied.
While in conversation with the Secretary
OF War, this gentleman also informed bin
that soldier bad been confined in the guard
bpuse OF the barracks for three months, lack.
ing a few dsys, and had been lying very III for
the most OF the last month Of his confinement,
having been deprived OF the services Of a
physician, and, until within the past few days
shIl remaining in the guard house This, the
Secretary said should be also investigated
The folks in the neighborhood testify that
il ia q general practice of these officers to
place men, for the slightest otIenses, in the
street with ladder around their necks, and
to compel them to carry 1t for two hours at a
time.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13
Tie western Crops.

The Chicago Republican, of the Sd instant,
complains Of dry weather in Illinois, as iol.
lows:
The weather has been excessively warm
during the past two or three dayA /, A0cpuEls
from the southern and middle port.ona Of the
State represent the crops as lookihd Smelly,
with every promise Of large yield Accounts
from some of the northern counties complain
that the chnch-bug is doing much damage,
aud 10 some instances we hear thar nehtite
fields have been plowed up and other crops
planted. Rain is badly needed throughout
the State.
The Detroit Free Press says "a
The wheat crop, throughout the State never
looked better at this season of the year. E..
pecially is this the case along the line ol ihe
Michigan Central Railroad, where Il is mo, d
forward than It has been before at the COR
responding date for several years In ID,
neiehborhood of Albion il has oommentel
heading. Farmers say the harvest. will com
mepce at least q week earlier than usual
Large quantities Of wheat are now being hanIsS
to the market towns along the road, tho street,
Of which are thronged with loads oftwheat, a
they are accustomed to be in the,Iaus. Th,
mil'ers and wheatbuyers in the deficient To-
calities estimated from one third 20 ohe.-hal
the iast crop stillin the hands oftie 'flfhlsrs
But it is bound 10 come forward nows Tn,
farmers are satisfied they will not get the biz
prices anticipated and seem confident tha
now is there best time 10 sell. AS an illustrat
ion, We Anow farmer in the western par
of WAshtenaw who has three consecutive crop
on hand for which he has refused 81 f5a2 le
He is now hauling it 10 market and selling a
81 45Sl 48.
Speaking Of crops in Missouri, the 81. Loui
Democrat anticipates good yield OF lh
oereala ,, t.,-.. ... F
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13
Current News Items.


Lord Palmeruou, while admitting in the
House Of Commons that the United States
Governmen, was pressing the demand Tor the.
HdamSss committed on american commerce
by rhsiAlaTdpn says the impression which
prevails that President johnson has made new
demapds lard 10 sn,entirgydiaeFrsnt spirit
isunrue,
The Atlantic cable has been completed IN
Great Bit Rip- AtA banquet given by ibe
leoalsactoTs, aA tattiea seem 10 be satisfied
with It, aud great confidence was expressed
that the cable woudb be successfully laid sh's
time.
The London journals including those who
have sympathized With North, express the
hope that Jefferson Davis Will not be severely
dealt with bv the United States Government
The New York Times Washington cqrse-
spondent says the President will soon isSue q
proclamation putting and end to the purchase
by the Government of the products Of the
insurreclieparg States, thus removing the %
per Gent tax, and leaving the products TO be
nxta Under The general law, as IN other
States 'it'.' t'' '''
The New York Herads Richmond cotrs-
apondrnt says that Governor Smith, Of VIII
pnia, is about to surrender himself to the
Federal huthoriics
40 IhtlNess Ybtk Ganes says Pfesllsie lin-
coin ssysi,junug hia lermiol ogiee nearly or
quite $50, 900; which sum was and remains
invested IN Goyerpmentsecurides. d,
The Attorney GeneralhSs issued an order
providing that all applications lor pardon by
persons exempted from the privileges Of The
amnesty proclamation must be preceded by a
subscription TO the oath appended to the
pfoslanai6nf .llf ~ ~ Ot't /
The B)stop Transcript has received ntelli-
gencs that profes'or Agassia ahd his party of
nahiraEsts reaehSdIso ide Janeiro on the
22d Of April, aud were most kindly received.
The Emperor sent boat aougSide 10 take
them on shorc, and in the evening had a long
interview with Professor Agassiz.
The rupture between the Emperor and the
ce'Napolehn seems 20 be complete. The
unpardonable sin Of the Prince was in oppos-
iag he Bmphror's MsxicanIpolicy. II -
The chief Of the Cabinet of Macmillan has
arrived 10 Paris aud has since gone to Brazil
According to the New York Tribune's
Richmond correspondents the negroes are
troalsd Wy oof authorities TAR worse than they
were by The rebels before ana alter the reoef
lion. Il. no .I... u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13

Day GooDs &C p. huber 4 Son, at No
27S Third street, ara receiving daily from a
large Dry Goods Jobbing Hsqsq ID New
York, general assortment OF Dry Goods,
which they arc now selling aL private sale
very cheap, These goods, they can sell 80
that you will be able to save q jafge per cent,
on the regular prices elsewhsr, 49,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13

One Of the Witnesses introduced by the
prosecution ia the, ,WashinQtont trial on Mon
day was a preacher named Evans. II appears
that Mr.. Evans was not only the shepherd OF
woolly flock, but also Goverpment detec--
tive After knowing that he was both a
preacher and detective, nobody will be- sur
prised to learn that he swore to several thing .
which are ilatlY eontrsdicted by half dozen
respectable witnesses. In plain words, nobody
will be surprised that a person who acls az
both preacher and detective should also in
clude the role of perju.er- Chicago HmsL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13
wsndelI PhIIips iUensLires the
Lord.

On the death Of President Lincoln, Wen.
dell Phillips delivered an eloquent address
in which the following sentiment was expresE-
ed tt.
God has graciously withheld him Lincoln
from any fatal misstep in the great, advance,
aud Withdrawn him at the moment when his
star touched zenith, and the nation needed a
sterner hand for the work God gives it TO
do.2 ~ I.F, AtTE fi.'.
Wendell is now making speeches and pre-.
pairing resolutions denunciatory of Presi lent
johnson, that "sterner hand Tor the work God
gives il to do" 1t will been seen that he gives
Mr. Lincoln no credit for his wisdom in di-
recting the affairs of the nAtion-ee was but
IN instrument in the hands Of the Lord TO do
a certain work, and was "withdrawn at the
moment when his star touched the zenith, to
give place to Andrew johnson, the chosen OF
| the Lord TO finish up the work for which Mr..
Lincoln hand was not stern enough Now,
does not Mr. Phillips by assuming that
the President 10 bot an instrument OF the
Lord for the accomplishment Of His altwlGe
purposes, in denouncing the action OF the in
sirument censure the power that creates it
We venture the prediction that nine tenths
of those ministers who so plainly saw the hand
of Providence in the murder ofPresdent Lin
coin and the placing Of power in "a sterner
hand" will not six months hence, see &c
much of the hand of Providence in AndreW
Johnson and will pray that he, also may be
! E"wlhdrawn," We will warrant that they will
stretch theit religion to suit the emergency
for political preachers are not slow to adap
their religion to their politics When thei
political wishes are grAlifed, then ths LorC
controls the nation, even to the assassination
of its leader but when, their political whimi
are not adopted, then the Devil triumphs
Such ia The nonsense men run into when iheI
attempt to make a politician of the Lord =
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