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The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

IMPOSITION AND FoRGERY.-We have re-
ceived letter from Col. Jordan Colder Of
Parker's Head, Phipsburg, pronouncing the
note sent to us, in his name, in relation to an
alleged contemplated celebration in that town
on the Fourth of July, base forgery. Fortu-
nately we have found the original note, and
have sent it to Col. Colder in hope that he OF
some Of his friends may recognize the hand
writing, and bring to justice the guilty party
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

NEW York, June 80 4
land at Acc. 'Ah fa = +
Flour-10@15c lower GALES SEQ bbls Rount
Hoop Ohio ate 40@7 3d.; Western o0@600 South
ern Zoe lower; sal $40 bbis at 6 700QII IS Canada
loo lower; sales $50 bbls at S0@7 95.
= wheat-59ltc lower; sales 4600 bushels: Mil
waukee Cuh1 280I AZ; Winter Rcd Western 81
Amber michigan 1885,
Corn-294c lower; sales rs. 900 bush mixed Yves
ern at 76G60 w
+ Oats--iower rs Is gEt "a fo.4g 18,fAals
b ef-quiet. .tt Hia3sAA a
tork-irmer; sales 200 bbls mess at "a 75025 395
Lard hrmer; sales 1860, bbls at l54@ 81 per ID.
nhisKey- irmer; sales 200 bbls at f4E12 Is.
Sugars-active; sales 1000 hhds MuscoVaoo at liza
100; LOGO boxes Havana at 10a@14t, aa8
Naval Stores--dull s-77ts1k f8 Is aaiaa
Freightsfo Lverpool-firmer ea1
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MASONIC. Acacia Lodge Of Free and Ac-
cepted Masons, at Durham, was constituted
in ample form, and its officers installed on the
18th Of June, inst. The officers are: VIM
g. Wright, W. Master; Nelson Strout, Sen.
+, q. 80 B. u. Y Il den
Emery S. Warren, Treasurer; Geo. w. Rice
Secretary; Prescott R strout, Sen. Deacon
VIM. B. Newell, Jun. Deacon; Sherburne s
Rice, Sen. Steward; Saml M. Thomas, Jun
Steward; E. j. Parker, Marshal; VIM. ]
Sawyer, Tyler.
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Fronl Eortress uon,.ne.

FoRTREss MONROE, June Is.
The steamer Fulton from Hilton Head.
bound to New York, put in here with the
mails and LOO soldiers. Gen Saxton was
passenger. She also briggs several trunks be-
longing to JEFF. Davis and Beauregard, con
tanning, it is said, their private letters, which
are to be forwarded to Washington.
The steamer Connecticut from New Orleans,
which touched here last evening, bound to
New York, landed the rebel Governor Clark
of Mississippi at Hilton Head. = ''ANf
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Notes OF all the denominations named win be
promptly fur ished upon receipt OF subscriptions.
The Notes of this Third Series areprecisely similar
in form and privileges TO the Ssven.Thirties already
sold, except that the Government reserves to itself
tn option paying interest in gold ooin at per
cen ms cad of 78-I0ths in currency. Subscribers
will deduct the interest in currency up to July 18TH
at the time when they subscribe. &
The delivery of the NOTES of this third series ofthe
seventhrties win commence on tB LIST Of June, and
will be made promptly and continuously after that
date $1,000. ff t.a s
The slight change made in the conditions of this
THIRD sHRTEs affect only the matter Of interest
The payment In gold, If made, will be equivalent
the currency interest Of the higher rate af
The return tospecie payments, in the event of
which only will be the option to pay interest in gold
be ayailed Of, would so reduce and equalze prices
that purchases made with tx per cent in gold would
be fully equal to those made with seven and three.
tenths per cent. in currency.l saoifezIssfe5A
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ARTEMUs WARD.-This unique genius win
hold forth this evening at City Hall, and show
us inside of Brigham Young's Harem. Arte-
mus will be at home in such an exhibition
and give us full length portraits. If there's
not fun-alive in store for the great crowd that
will assemble at City Hall this evening, then
Artemus has lost his wits; but we understand
that he is in full possession Of them, and that
time has only sharpened them. So look Out
for vest buttons.
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Inauguration of the Nesc York Dry Goods
ErcHange stf Ffff

A formal Inauguration of the New York
Dry Goods Exchange, took place to-day at It's
room, 81 Park Place. A large gathering of
merchants was present, and was presided
over by Hon. VIM. Cromwell. Addresses
were made by Hon. James Brooks, Thos.
Bisgood and others. The want Of this insti-
tuition has long been felt by the Dry Goods
trade of this city, and as the new Exchange is
to be conducted on plan similar to the popn-
lar Merchants Exchange on Pine street, it
has already met with gratifying success in
its commencement.
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SEWING MAcHINEs.-At W. S. Dyer's,
! No. 1877 IL Middle Street, can be seen the
FIorance Sewing Machine, which, in our opin-
ion, is about the neatest and best which has
been invented. Mr.. Dyer has a variety of
machines. and any one can get suited at his
establishment. a ura
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BOWMANvILLE, G. w, June 20. ?
Miss Munson, school teacher, accom-
panied by another young lady, while driving
out called at the house of James Kerr at
Orono, five miles from this place, and asked
him to take drive with them. When about
two miles from here at 2 O'Clock in the morn
ing, Miss Munson shot Kerr with revolver,
mortally wounding him. She is now in Gus
tody Various rumoIs prevail, but the cause
is not known, eat1fHI l3I
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The oaptAre Of JEFF. Dapis.

NEW ok, June ~.
Mrs. Ellen Bond, slave woman now at
Fortress Monroe, accompanied Mrs. Jefferson
Davis in her fight, and was present when
Davis was captured. She tells the correspon-
dent Of the, Philadelphia Inquirer that Mrs.
Davis threw her waterproof cloak and shawl
over Davis, who appealed to her to take him
out ofthe tent, and endeavor to secure his es-
cape. She led Davis forth, but was at once
confronted by the soldiers, who took him into
custody.
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BooUET.-We are indebted to Mrs. Frazier,
whose flower garden is on Pearl below Ok
ford street, for a splendid boquet, that does
ones visuals good to look at. Mrs. F. is pre-
pared TO supply boquets, wreaths and cut
flowers for the Victorious Fourth.y ~ aaA
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AccIDENT.--The picking machine in Fl. G..
Coles carding mill at Norway, exploded
Wednesday evening, demolishing the picker,
and severely injuring Henry Cole, son Of the
proprietor, who was tending it. he was, at
first, thought to be fatally injured, but it is
now supposed he win recover
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/ s haker Maine Mower. !.

either one or two horse chine, which for light.
ress of dra # and perfect execution business can
not be exceled
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Ecursions.

asHS~ The good Steav err CASCO can be
.SsAHs. chartered to carry excursion parties
to the Islands or to Earpswell on
tuesdays, THURsDAYs AND FRIDAYS, of each
week. Sabbath Soho OILS or Societies, intending to
apply. "
For terms inquire of
BURG ESS, F0BES co,
jnne2sd2m 80 Commercial St. Thomas Block
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Arrest for DsfTassdi1ag the Governments Com
ftct Betsceen CiUiI and MILITARY officers.

fict Betecees CiUtI and Military officers.
PHILADELPHIA, June 30.
Com. b. w. Cozzens, charged before mill
tary commission with defrauding the Govern
ment in a contract for tents, was to-day ar
rested by an order from Washington. The
case was closed some days ago: but the find-
ing of the commission was not made known
his counsel, and granted by Judge Thompson,
and directed to Provost Marshal Fisk, who
refused to deliver his prisoner until he receiv-
ed instructions from Washington. An order
was then issued by the Judge for the arrest of
the Provost Marshal, to be served this even
ing. This conflict between the military and
civil authorities causes some excitement.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

BASE BALI, ON THE FoirH OF july
The Committee Of the Cityovernment have
decided to add match ganof Base Ball to
the other attractions of thFourth of July.
Two prizes will be awardedone OF $50, an
other Of S25. Any orgared clubs in the
State may contend. s oa
We shall publish the fulhogramme in to-
m0rFow's issue. tR se4t ssp blsa
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me 1ssassi,,oti,o,,, Tri,,

se sgaA lseH NEW YORK June &c.
The Posts Washington dispatch saws the
Military Commission me tat IL a. M. in secret
session, and the members agreed upon their
verdict in the conspiracy case. The nature of
the verdict is not known. 1t will be announ-
ced as soon as the President acts upon it.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

AUCTION SALE.-The horses, carriages,
&C., in the livery stable of Mr.. G. 81. Bah
cock, were sold at auction yesterday by E.
NJ. Patten. There was large attendance, and
the bidding was spirited. The poorest horse
brought SIS, and the best one 5000. The sales
amounted to over $4,000 Mr.. Babcock re-
tires from the business In consequence of i'll
health. He has the regards Of all who knew
him fq-a if@ ts8eb
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The Church was crowded, as it had been at
livery meeting, to its utmost capacity.
After voluntry on the organ, the Congre-
Nion sang,
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

FRESH SALMON Messrs. Loveitt, Sargent
q Co., have received a fine lot of fresh Sal
mon, which cannot fail to draw the reasonable
prices at which they are offered from many
pockets.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

4 SHELLs.-E. M. Patten will sell at auction
to day and tomorrow, a splendid assortment
of shells, collected from three oceans. It's a
good opportunity to replenish cabinets.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE 49, ss3
EVENING PAPERS.

WASHINGTON June 30.
The farewell order OF Gen. Meade is pub
lished. 1t is as follows:
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PERsoEAL.-Hon. W. A. P. Dillingham; Of
Waterville, who has been for some time past
at Natchez, Miss, as an agent for the Freed
men, returned home Wednesday evening, on
brief visit,
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

ALL persons having bills against st. Steph-
ems Parish Festival and Fair are requested to
present them Immediately, for payment, to
the Treasurer, Mr.. R. w. Gage, at 1877 Com
mercial Street.
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Municipal Oourt-June 20.

William O'Neal for drunkenness and distur
bance, was fined three dollars and costs Com
mitted. M a:s5
Edward Gillespie on search aad seizure
process, paid fine Of $40 aud COSTS
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2. NJ. PATFRS. AUcTIoNEEE. u Ezehanss St.
7 q II 4 . m
SALE OF ARMY MULES.
oUAnsnnnAsrrn esisraAI.s ogros.

QUARTRRMAsrER GENERALS OFvIcR, I
u. WAsHIN0Tor, ID O., May 2s 1855.
MANY thousands Of mules are being disposed of
w at public sale, at Washington.
The sales will continue until the number Of ami
nails is reduced in propc rtion to the reduction Of
tnn armies, now going on rapidly.
lnsse are In the armies Of the Pot mac, Of the
Ienness~e. and of Georgia, probably FoUR thou
80 IND OF rHR FINEST sIx-MuLE Trans n THE
Many OF Them were bought In the beginning of tho
wsr, as young mules, accompanied the armies in AL
Ineit m9rcnes aud camps, and arc oroughy brok-
en-. hardened by exercise. gentle ano amiiiar, from
being 50 long surrounded by the soldie
The VIII le South is strip ed of EARNINGS eek, an
the North also has suffered from the dram Oh nmals
taken 70 supply the armies
These animals are soid at public auction; THEY
WILL NOT BRING ANYTHING LIKE THEIR TuRE
VALUE; and such opporunI les for farmers TO get
working animals TO stock their farms. and for
drovers aud dealers In stock TO make coed specua-
hons, BY purchasing them and disposing OF them In
! the south, will never occur ayaln, HrI
NJ. @. MEIGS,
Quartermaster General,
JuneSd4w Brevet Major Genera.
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"MARY THE HAND8AID OF THE LORD"
This little book, published by M. W. Dodd,
New York, and noticed a few days since in
our columns, is for sale by Bailey & Noyes.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

THE Collector of Internal Revenue requests
US to call the attention of Manufacturers to
the fact that the 10 per cent penalty win be
exacted on all taxes due, and unpaid after this
dau -. -.
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R II @ a T a
July Fourth, A. D. 1865.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

RULES AND REGULATIONS.
lst-Entries. with names. number of oars and
color of each boat, must be made on or before July
lst book Is open for that purpose 1T Messrs. Da-
Wis Brothers, No SO Exchange st.
znd-Entries b. mail may De made by addressing
either OF the members Of the Committee on Regatta.
3rd--All applications for eatries must designate
for which race, or races. q
4th-All Boats will enter free.
- 6th-There will be two Guns fired at each Race
the first for the Boats to come into line the second
for the start. rratf s1tg .,...l
eth-All Boats to carry CoxsWsin. or not as
they may elect. lr' .fne0 "a
7th-Any Boattaking another Boatt water. there
by causing collision, will be ruled out
Sth-In rounding thelower station the inside boat
must have the course; any boat interfering with
said oat loses her chance for the prize.
Sth-Au Boats entering for either of the races
must report themselves ready the starr, at Il Q
Judges station atpreci.ely the hour named for the
racs Boats failing so 10 report, will not be allow
ed to pull in either of the races.
10th-No second Prize will be awarded 10 any
race unless three or more boas contend for the
prizes. Jf lF
llth-The rulings of the Judges viii be final in
I2th-Dus notice will be given of the time and
place of the drawing for positions.
13th-Suitaf lie accommodations will be provided
for the housing of Boats from out OF the ty ap.
plication to Capt. Benjamin j. Willard StLawrence
House, India Street.
w. 81. CLIFFORD. Eo,
CAPT. JOHN A. WEBSTER,
u. 8. Revenue Service
CAPT. HENRY AMMAN,
CAPT. BENZ. j. WIILARB 'A1ss''
HALL DAVIS Eco,
GEORGE TREFETHEN, Eso.,
MOSES PEARSON, ESQ.,,
junel2dtojy4 i
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PHILADELPHIA, June 70.
The subscriptions to the 80 loan to-day,
reported to Jay Cooke, amounted to 81 ,55I,-
600. There were LII individual subscrip-
ions for $50 and 500 each.
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ssocH Ryerbe


THE BILLS Of the White Mountain Bank,
Lancaster, N. a., were yesterday thrown out
BY the National Bank of Mutual Redemption
OF Boston. ~ sas
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30
The amendment to the Constitution in Men,
Hampshire.

" NJ OUNVURD, N. II, une y.
The resolutson ratifying the amendment to
the Constitution prohibiting slavery passed
the House this afternoon, w Il 5 iiiiraisttive
vote TO ninetysix negatives. The result wss
hailed with great applause.
The Senate has not yet voted on the qnes-
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LAND AND TTcTNTTY,

RssS Advertisements To-Dor
Special Notice-Queen Of Beauty.
Wanted-F. t. Gushing.
Auction Sale-E. NJ. Patten.
House to Let.
Steamboat Notice-Regulator.
Fresh Salmon-Lovett, Sargent q Co.
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Fyrst nfaine carnrr,. Ir,. 1so,.te Ira,,,a

= ~ % '7' OsU0't7J 7z't 1VOdE5 71O5Ie.
sss'sL ri fs 5a35 New YORK, June 29
The 1st Maine Cavalry, $50 men, Capt NY
rick commanding, arrived in the steamer
Creole from City Point to-day, and left at 5
P. M, for Augusta. Me.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

MOONLIGHT ExCURsIoN.-The steamer Ca
zelle viii make an excursion to Cushing's
Island this evening, and there will be dancing
and supper at the Ottawa House. The af-
fair is in the hands Of managers who under
stand how to cater for such an excursion, and
who win do their best to make it a grand af-
fair -n --.m1 ---..L- --n. no n.
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Portland Five Cents Savings Bank

INTEREST will be allowed on all deposits IN this
II Institution made on or before July l. 1866
nice corner OF Plumb and Middle sts 40 stairs
s sank open every business day, during business
BENZ. KIEGsBURY. Jr.. President.
CHARLES BAKER. Treasurer
Juna 20--fd
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by TIeCtrtcttv

Tho Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the isav
leap with Joy, and move with the agility and eastits
ity Of youth; tho heated brain Is cooled; the frost
bitten limbs restored, the unoouth defoTmitic5 us
moved; faintness converted to vsgor, weakness 10
strengths tho blind mado to zee, the deaf TO hear and
the palsiec form to move upright the blenishes ci
youth are obliteratod the aceidcnts Of mature lie
prevented; tho oalamitiea Of old age obyiAted nnf
An aativs orouInfior maintained,
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q =. $500 SIX Per Cert.
G0LD-BEARtNG B0EDS

These Bonds are now wortha handsome premium,
and are exempt. as are al the Government Bonds,
from State Coasty, and MsicipaI tar ztion, sOhich
adds from one to three per cent. per annm to their
valae according the rae levied upon other prop
erty. The interest is yable semi annually by cou-
pons attached to each note, which may be cut of
and sold to any bank or banker. as.
Tha interest at 40 mar cant amnnnts to
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30
FINANCIAL.
z-aO LOAN

These notes are issued under the date of July 10,
1866 are payable three years from that date in
currency, or are convertible at the option Of the
Holder into ~ q ~
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AUCTION SALES.
Auction and Commission Store.

TWVHE subscriber has taken the Store No ICE Feder
IL al bf, near the Urited States Hoiel iOr The Ano-
ton and Commission BUSH ess, aud is prtpsrtd TO
receive oonsignments o. Dr. and Fancy 1cods,
Boots and Shoes, Furniture, 80. Liberal cash adj
vanees on goods oonsiened for positive sale. sales
OF Furniture, Real kstato, or any kind OF pfopeiV
promptly attended 20. A good assortment OF Dry
sale.
AUCTION SALES every evening end Wednesday
tend the sales.
CHARLES L. PORTER.
c. W. HOLMES, ABctioneer. junelOtf
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Burial of the Dead on tie wilderness Battle
Field

The work Of properly 1stsrTiiSg "a tue bodies
of National soldiers yig exposed on the
Wilderness battle field, commenced. Oh the
18th inst, and has been Ompleted A board
giving the name and regient has been placed
at the head of the grav of every one whose
remains could be identfd.
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Attention Farmers of Maine.
PdtrOssise Home MasssJacture!
Especially schen it is the Best.

DUr q few more row are left OF the Shaker Maine
ID Mowers These WI want n achine tn at will
give perfect sa'sfaeton, call soon and get the
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s4,1s5H 90

The CATHOLIC CHILDREN's CoNoERT.-
This came off last evening. City Hall was
crowded to suffocation. The Proscenium was
entirely filled girls, all robed in white, with
wreaths of flowers upon their heads, and min
iature flags in their hands. The singing was
quite good; the audience highly gratiled, and
heap of currency as the result
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

WHHE barge "COMF0RT'' has been le ssed to M n
Il HARRY BAKER for the coming seasrn
Parties wishing to ENGAGE her for exour sfons will
please ca on Mr. Baker at Mr. Partington's Ice
Cream Saloon under Lancaster HAIL. at 10 O'clock
eacn dav. CAPT. WIN WILLARD
iune29
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Corn.

AH00 BUSHELS prime dry Yellsw MealipS
ECNO CORN, cargo ech Olive Buxton
fume 7 +. sand and Cfnadt OATS,
1000 bush Unsonnd CORN, 70 sale vorv low BY
EDWARD Il. BURGIN
janeAeod2w No, 40 Commercial So.
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Merchants, Bank,

A DIVIDEND Of SIS per shsre will be paid To the
sna aiter July 30, upon The surrender Of their cir
Portland, June 81, 1856. = VIZ , SssSssf'
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'Jesue. Immortal KING!
The Conference Sermon was preached by
Rev. David B. Sewal, Of Fryeburg, from the
18th Psalm, 18th verse. @subject, The en-
during anne Of Christ"
A collection was then taken up.
In commemorationsof the Lords Supper,
the services we're conducted by Rev. Charles
PACKARD, Of Lincoln Conference, and Rev.
Archibald Duff, Of Canada.
Rev. e. g. Carpenter, Of Houlton, offered a
vote Of thanks to the Pastor of the Church,
Committee Of Arrangements, citizens of Port
land for accommodations, the choir of the
church, tho railroad fiicials, and the mer
chants Of Portland for heir kind invitation to
he reading room in The Exchange. George
a. Thatcher, Esq, OF Bangor, in some hand
some remaik Is, seconded the resolutions, and
they were adoged.
Rev. ~. tsrruihers then addressed the
essDSs& follows:
hyfstidn Brethren and Friends: Il
eNstsae due to any but 10 Him whose kind IN
nerHsSsnce has permitted us TO meet en- thi:
sozsa0son. aid whose grace has taught us tC
sate Ind inclined us to improve these
- OF fraternal intercourse, they
&(tto us, but to yourselves. We 0
ss-arch and society, and our sister church
z the city, who have largely shared witt
the privilege az entertaining you, tende
thanks for the opportunity thus al
ard them OF practically testifyins
ou as the disciples of our com
whose blessed name you have
1to our hearts and houses and t.
WORD of His grace, we now al
9mmepd you. We ask you, be
and friends, TO make mention
a9rayers, and to solicit for III
.S&1 city large and liberal Ell
ESn0ly Spirit. We greatly nee,
Ole blessing, and our hope Is tina
sur prayers, and as the result @
rchange Of sentiment and feel
20 and sanctfed by the God Z
we nay soon enjoy a season of re
.afron the presence of the Lord. Ma
ale precious gilt be granted to all th
IS aai societies here represented, an
o ranonal peace now happily enjoye
"a era OF unprecedented blessing
our country, and the world.
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Notice..
a oil nareono

FHNHIS is to forbid all persons trusting my wife.
kmma Z. Campbell, or any other pefson on my
account, as shall pay no debts of any ones con-
trac ing otter this date. ALFRED CAMPBELL.
Gray, June 9th, 1855. june2S Tvs
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MOULD respectfully announce TO the citizens Of
w Portland and vicinity, that he has permanent.
ly located in this city. During the two years We
have been in this city VIC have cured some o.
the worst forms of disease In persons who have tried
other forms Of treatment In vain, and curing pa.
tients in short time that tho question is otter
asked do they stay ourode To answer this question
Wa viii say that all that do not stay cured es win
doctor the second time for nothing.
Dr.. d. has boon practical slecfrican ter tOentsa
one years, and IL also regular graduated physioin
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic Diseases
In the form Of nervous or sick headache; Neuralgia
In the head neck or extfemities consumption when
In the acutestzges where the lungs arc not fully
involved; acute chronic rheumatism, scrofula his
Diseases white swellings, spinal diseases, varvatt
Of the spine, contracted musclee, distorted limbs1
palsy paralysis st. Vitas Dance, deafness stan
mering or hesitanoy Of speech, dyspepsia, indQefs
ticn, constipation sld liver complaint pies-wo cure
every case that can DO presented asthma bronobJ.
o. STRUCTURES Of the onsst, ard al s0rras o. female
Implanted
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RAILWAY TRAFFIC. Thu receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway, for the week ending
June path, were
Passengers, $45, 175 90
Express freight, mails aAd sundries, 4036 90
Freight and live stock. 67.573 90
Total, $116,7S4 90
Corresponding week last year, 1860 90
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West Gloucester, Me, June 20, 1866.
Having used-these two years past-with entire
satisfaction, and this aeas0n urchassd one of the
improved Shaker Maine Mowers, unhes tati K give
it my decided opinion that 1t is the verv bes Ma
chine for the sarmers OF Maine, or OF the New Eng
land States of any Machine / have ever used or
seen in operation, and his comprses nearly all Of
the different kinds that have been exhibited in our
State. What is most important il its lightness Of
draft. and the one horse Mower, In myopininn, wa
never yet exceIled n one made that would answer
PERFECTLY in all respects the end fer which it was
designed. ss $40 " tsssa 4ss sas 4. s 81
Tlis notice all inquiries and especially those VIII .,
NAV have unwarantably made use of my name to
ipjase the repu alton of the Shake Maine Mower.
and help sales of other Machines in which parties
have lar gely invested. II
ISAIAH WENrwORTH
East Poland, june 2sd, 1855. june24eod& w2w