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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-13
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At Parkersburg, on Wednesday, 10th inst, MT.
WARREN HARKINS, in the 39th year Of his
age
His funeral will take place from the residence
of Geo. W. Sights, corner Market and Jefferson
streets, at . o'clock this Saturday afternoon.
The friends of the family are invited to attend,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-26
Esae philosophy at Ezea.sss.

Eksc u
Bread and butter arc the only Al
ticles ct food OF which we never
tire for a day from childhood to eX
IRENE old aye \ pound Of fine
flour 81 Indian Eeornl meal contains
three times rs much meat q one
pound Of roast beef; and If the
hole product ii the grain, bran
and ali, were made into bread, Il
per cent. more OF uutriuaut would
lie added Unfortunately the bran,
the coarsest part, IS thrown away
the very part which gives sound
ness to teeth. and strength t. the
bones. anil yi@pr to the brain Five
hundred pounds Of fine flour give
10 the boIy thirty pounds Of the
bpny clement: while the same
quantity of bran gives one humid
rel and twenty-five pounds. This
home il lime, tine phosphate of lime,
the indispensable clement 81 health
to the whole human body, from the
want OF the natural supply of which
inultitudes of persons 20 int" gen
cral decline. Bnt swallowing phos-
pilates i'm thc shape Of powders, or
in syrups to cure these dccliacs, has
little or no virtue The articles
contained in these pho-phates must
pass through nature laboratory
must be subject to manipulations,
in alembic5 specially prepared by
Almighty power and skill, in order
to impart their peculiar virtues TO
the human frame in palmer terms
the shortest. safest and most intuIli-
ble method Of giving strength t.
the body, bone and brain, thereby
arrcstino disease AMI binding up
the constitution, IS to cat and digest
more bread made oat Of the whole
grain, whether Of wheat. corn, rye
or oats. But we must get an appc-
titc for eating more, and a power OF
digesting more. Not BY thc artifi-
ciai and lazy method Of drinking
bitters and taking touics, but by
moderate, continued and rcmuncr-
atiyc muscular exercise in the open
air, rain or shine And that we
may cat the more Of it, the bread
must he good and Cheap and health
fuI; and that which combines these
three qualities t. a greater extent
than any other known on tine face
Of the globe, a. far rs we know, Is
male thus:
To two quarts Of Indian rcprnl
meal add one pint Of bread sponge;
water sufficiently "a wet the whole;
aid one pint ut flour and aIcaspoon
tul Of salt Let i rise, then kncal
well, Il sIaringly, for the second
time Place the dough in the oven
and let It bake IN hour and q half.
Keep ON trying until Won succeed
in making a light, Well baked loaf
Oar cook succeeded admirably ~
our directions al the very first Triad.
It costs Just haI' a much a. bread
from the finest family flour, / light
CT on the stomach, and iurpart5
more health, vigor and strength to
the body, brain and bone. Three
pound, Of Such bread nj two cents
4 pound for the meal afford as
much nutriment rs nine pounds of
good roast beet, costing, at 10 els.
II Ill, 80 els, according to standard
physiological tables Halls jour
nal Of Health
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-26
ARRANDALE & co. Manufacturers Agents.

No 1G7 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
snId for me D53Il,,. Zach, s'0'' wa "
I'm consequences of the Great etagnafiop of a1n n,
he r,arrfartririI,, litr,@ts IF srcII - ~,
war Ha,n. cut al The slIp,l, Of Gotten a Err ,n
tit of Vainolf. tay-.r,-' ari.iI,I l'l ~,
En.Ifsh market has been sent Oh FOR sale in Ills com
fry AM MIST ms SOlD Ar ANY StCEiEIS'E ,
I-na,r tbasa ,.irrf,,,st.,rr.s AEptTn,IF E 90 a.,
inc as agents for tn, I.gi-fl.al FurGIran
he ii,d rr,rf, - l 4
Certificates of t,.. y:lfi ions irIrs .r. - -. -
- - l5, -,, -. : - e"",Se' ana sent 10y
,ri'tc ya MIN @ @ mr.. ~ fseeipn q TN, ,he
n at ,-,,r- a. ri,r, , sr,,I ~, H. IIi " ~
=: ' & 49, 7-i,' t''- 'i'' 'tlu ':Ee inc ar
,,Si q ny iI'i,.iaets Hi'F tiHs obtain Cold
", ,s''i,, - 81 '"s set o' Je"eify On cur
ISL t.f NNE '",L.NLt.
S~'i'" = Sfi'" tef S"fti'Icitc.
.,.,,,lf,,,. a.. ,1.,ffc, 80 - .l ma +, ' ','
At''iit we ''ttic7lt~, paving Pc. tage and doing tine
sl'. .,tc 'sS.,' "r rive r'!hcaigs viii be sent
one hundred for So.
What the ~ xSyr.>ss s-,y OF HIS
H.. r..r....,t.. lr,i +, "a !, ~. =, ,..-
s,,s. ' my o''''' - '''1'' = '''
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\ '-t'' sDt'''tI, moro Ntli4d or lA~inpua'le rs
tsqu Ar-anI,Ic x Co :, e. now nfIcrfu., 9Irss Ar
5i IL ~ '' 1911 III S.:l,Htt t'''i
- M =: - ,f.t o',.'"H tti'hFtA al
II, Iotl, ~ r. tl j, ~ i.l.'I l
rl;lnuarsf Ii.r,as.I Isli.s ,..,.a.i,II. IN GUY,
Ia corrrfr- rr. alizr., -. - r. r. Pr y,
and IF any Of our fair rrl.r.rs ,Iero r. IT,. -
s.ly.s n, fI.r nutar,,fs. ,..,- -. a.
confidence
GHg,r Gfrr DIsrF-. ,,o, l. 4 ..,r. .,,...: g.. g
offered for af.tafnir,, cl,oz chain, li ~;
silver ware etc. hv lIc--rs ,r-fndai. 4 ~ ~ e.
I6T broadway. TIgy are offered IF o7, Iii,, ,,cf,
NJ, f.+rir,,+;I,. = - 60, i ''U ''lI,i' e'G''
take certificate Of c..rs.,ir, It'll ,.II :; ~
rn5-.'uu. and ar. moi r,.lsir T., - -, IN 90
les Won, are IN ,g;tI he ' ,;t "p .n ~
t.f,.i, g.. r-..,ff, -, -, ~ '''l' Wi I['
dollar l~ur,l.- Tin < \ -. T. y, a. -'7 -"
l .'. ~ -. .E, I'D ~. l2t3.
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-26
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CAUTION.
ANiNG been, Is the Hast viii and testament Of
i the late Edward Wilkinson IF the town Of Min
hn l'f in charge OF the minor children Of said Wi
klnson, and his son WILLIAM WILKINSON aged
hitccn years, mot being willing bc kept under prop
er Observation-Disclosures, notice is hereby given to all
persons Interested, that viii pay any debts Nv
hin ttlie said i!am Niikiuson) contracted 10y
any person or persons harhorug, boarding selling
him any article or thing y in be responsible Ter
any act or thing which he may Ito cause to bc done
Ait5in JuEc sta, I>t5
GEORGE TYSON
AS-p Executor
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-26
s'uIpit Eec1s!iaraiscs.

4 clergyman va once fraroiiag
au board Western steamboat,
when amano the pg--auy.rs v-as y
man who took Great pains to make
known thaf he was opposed to re-
ligion, denounced Christ rs am inn
poster. and an forms Of reelection ~
dcIu-ions. lie was a man at alliii-
II anil education. aud Great wit
and his remarks seemed f. have !
potent influence upn his hearers
The CLERGYMAN reirained from say
ing anything for a time. but finally
determined 10 silence him. A-Eiua.
the eLentic # H. had r,ffI, H. H.
immortality .ffba-.onI bn r.c.;,..I
$. ansuar
~, how. .,,.
III. -. i.....' 49,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-26

The editor of a Buffalo paper
tn. got himself into Il very hard
tiN. lie IS between the horns Of 4
dilemma Having dunnct IN cr-
rlng one for his subscription, the
subscriber refuses - pay, and
threatens t. thrash the cliyuf if the
paper is stopped
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-26
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.

Take more Balsam Mercury. or unrIeasart u,nIi
cInes, for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
HkLMBoLD'S EXTRACT ETCHU AND IMPROVED
ROSE WASH CURES
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-26

Power or TAIN \ man recent.
Is broke of a marriage contract he
3l~e the lady did not possess good
onver~ational power \ wicked
tttor, commenting upon the fact,
rs: lie shonlj have married her
81 then refused her new bonnet.
nave developed her power of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-26

an pEFGGKSYS ETERYIFHEEE
ASh FplA fiFLMEoLbS. TAKE No OTHER.
Cut outVe Advertisement and send for it,
lA2o And 4 void Imposition aud Exposure
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-26

II D'uaV 0Bectious Ier,It1,. Ia Fs,uoIas tn, RI
TsAcT brcHu is uu"guaIed hy av other remedy IT'S IN
Hi"ri>ls" pr Retention, irrcluartE, P,fufuIug-s or
suppression of Customary EyarUutuuS liberated ,,r
Ssrrn"us state Of the Uterus Lcuclurrlu, Whites
HtcrIiity, and for an complaints incident 10 the -N
whether arising from iuliscrctiuu Habits Of Disl
Z il. L. 2 L.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-26

CITY Ok -Ll-sLE8E. r0T,yI-sEc05D WARD
l-EEN's ABosIIoS.
~ - - o>, -, g, =. s., %, 10, >, Loo
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-26
ONE DoLLaEi EACas

Without regard to Valuel Not to be paid
for until you know what you are
10 Receive
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-26
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
GREAT SALE

Watrhes, Chains. Diamond aiags, sc. &e.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-26
Observation-Disclosures

Ihich IiElHHoLb'S EXTRACT BUCUU fUru,.iuEE
0uey.
4 Trial viii convince tie most sEcp.icaI
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-11


At Fortress Monroe ON the Fourth,itis said
the Declaration of Independence was read in
the hearing of Jefferson Davis.
Miss Sylvia Ann Rowland recently died Ia
New Bedford, at tine age ofa59 years. Her in
come last year was S1SSOOO, or nearly two nil
lions Who would object to being an old maid
with such property?
Miss Josephine, daughter of DR.. Kasson, of
Canton, CT, was Instantly killed by lightning
while in bed on Sunday morning, and her sis
ter, who slept with her, had her legs badly
scorched and blistered. -.--..-s-'-....'---...s-
Howell Cobb is reported to have remarked,
when he heard of Gov. Browns arrest, s'Yes,
DIN him! he'll go to Washington prisoner,
and be sleeping with Andy johnson IN less
than a fortnight A'le a1Hs a0
L A Mr.. McNally of Jacksontown, N. B., re-
ceived an injury from the kick Of horse at
Woodstock, on the LIST inst, of which he died
the following morning. He was a young man,
and was soon to have been married.
Secretary McCulloch was on the witness
stand at Washington Saturday, he being sum-
moned by the prosecution in the case Of Miss
Harris To prove her insanity is still the
strong effort Of her counsel, and the weight Of
public opinion seems to be in her favor. "a .
| The Philadelphia Bulletin announces mu-
nifcent endowment of 100000 by the Hon.
Asa Packer, of Maueh Chunk, Pa, for the es-
adjustment of college near Bethlehem, to-
4 gether with 81 acres of land. =, -.
Two persons died of sun-stroke in New York
! on Friday. sANt 70 sAOn
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-11
FOURTH OF July .Ar nRrncroN I

t-isH stt .Irl
wish my pen were able to ten you what
glorious fourth of July was spent by sixteen
hundred citizens ina splendid grove at South
Bridgton. Not often do we seeso large gath
erins the country on any occasion. II was
representation Of seven Sunday Schools in
the vicinity, with their neighbors and friends.
having been invitedto assemble on this beauti-
full spot fitted-for US first by the Great Archi.
tect, and secondly, chosen and conveniently
fitted for this especial occasion by the Sabbath
School patriots of s. Bridgton.
About O'Clock A. M. was heard the SING
OF manygoices, Rally round the, Flag, Boys.n
when might have been seen rising gracefully
and proudly as If conscious of the glory it had
achieved in the martyred blood Of thousands
q large and beautiful ensign. This inspiriting
sight and speech from warm hearted nat
riot gave tone to the whole day. There were
speechmakers not few, and each seemed to
possess full heart, fruitful brain and a facile
tongueto give them vent
Such flow fpatriotisrn and Of soul as swept
through these trees must have fused all in one
bond of "Union forever In this great feast
Of soul there was only an intermission for one
inferior but none the less necessary and tlesir-
able. Y ~ f5 fss5g 'fi9, "a ''''oa ''ei-
Then came each Sunday School in its order
OF march for the table andits luxurious viands
vn they march to the drum and the fife, and In
SUNDAY School, II not to say military order,
gamer each around their richly spread board
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-11

co,,ld not pass without phantom. Wehads
talked of our country; of the many fallen, Of
the pDerated slaves, but now to come to the
Issser. In the street is long train of refu-
gees rom the South-a perfect imitation. The
black man, woman and child, the last old rug
and stool of the cabin on their horses backs;
happy they are in liberty and with the violin
in joyful note they plainly tell us "Massa went
and run away" first.
Thus in the midst of cheers and loud laugh
ter our day ended, and it can only be said that
those who spent their day in the citiesland wit
messed the extravagant burning of colored
powder, did not have a happier day or feel
more grateful for free independence
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-11
3. "a Thief cries stop Thief.,,

The public are cautioned against a base imitation
Of L. n. Atwoods Hitters by a manufacturer Of pro-
prietary medicines in this city, who has not only
copied the label In part and adopted the same style
botte but states his label that he has purchased
the entire right of Or. Atwood, and as a. F;s are
the only Atwood Bitters ever put UP IN Maine which
have gained celebrity this evidently leads the UNI
wary 70 suppose that tits u. F. Atwood--wh has
never oonveyes to him, directly indirectly either
the title to or any information respecting his Bitters
This is the same person who formerly signed M. F.
instead of Il f. Atwood. He says, "Beware of
Counterfeits and mutations" which seem 10 he nm
on the same principle that ga ThiefCres Stop TbiAfv
The genuine is signed L F, Atwood, ana bears An ex
ira label on white paper, headed Canton, Extra.-
eountersigned by H. H. HAY Druggist. Portland,
Sole Agent. $40 slss5I . ~ r - - -,
Portland, April 20. i1id a Ire n aav,e,wssu, Z IN
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-11
ITEMS OFSTATE NEWS.


Hon. Sidney Perham delivered an Grafton at
Andover on the 4th inst
1t sseldom that typographical errors annoy
us sufficiently to call out an apology, but our
leading article yesterday morning was so full
of such errors that we feared some sober-mind-
ed readers might think either the writer, the
compositor or the proof reader--or all together
had not got fairly over the sFourth.Ys There
is satisfaction in the reflection that the mean
ing Of the article was not obscure, however
numerous the. petty errors and grammatical
blunders.
The Lewiston Journal says manual labor in
that vicinity is now very scarce, especially of
females for housework, sc. The end of the
war seems to stimulate new enterprises.
The Calais Aduertiser says that the lookup
in that place took fire on Sunday, and the peo-
pie s'let her burn" Ys s3 isslsss5
Messrs. Stanton of the Winthrop House,
and Capt Hodgdon Of Woods Island, viii re-
ceive their friends for sailing and fishing ex-
cursion and chowder, at Woods Island, Win
throp South Pond, on Thursday July 18TH
We are under obligations to both gentlemen
for Invitations, and to Superintendent Morse
lOA a COMPLIMENTARY pass, anu sCh Et-
greet that we shall be obliged to forego the
pleasures of the occasion.
| The Trustees of the State Agricultural Col
lege are to meetin Topsham on the 10th of An
gust. to examine the locations there and receive
propositions. Committees have been appointed
in the towns in the county to further the pro
ject officiating the College in Topsham, by pro-
curing subscriptions to purchase sites, &c.
| Citizens Bank, Bath, with capital of $780,
900, a new national banking institution, was
among the banks authorized last week .,e 81
| Orders have been issued for the immediate
muster out and discharge Of the s1st Maine
regiment. ~Nw "a -
II A movement has been started to have mon.
ument erected in Brunswick to the memory Of
those students of the College who have laid
down their Investor their country during the
! rebellion. & akM0NM "a gMN&1A
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-11
WHY NOT USE THE BEST.

Over twenty years Increasing demand has estab-
lished the fact that Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
the best h the world tits the cheapest, the most
reliable, and most convenient, Complete in one bot
tie Does not require any previous preparation of the
hair, No trouble, No crock or strain. Does not
rub off or make the hair appear dusty and dead but
imparts to 1t new life and lustre Produces beaut
fal black or brown, as preferred A child can apply
ly 1t. Always give satisfaction. Only 10 cents per
bottle. Sold everywhere. A. L. MATHEWS, Manu-
lecturer, y, Y.(lHal6EA Z 0NII9dIC
DEMAs BARNES g. Co., New York, Wholesale
Agents. qNO ] 9NI2iJI 1nay12eod1yA II
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-11
ATWOOD'S -"
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRIVER,
n a - AND u II z u ,
| TsUyDR CAMn pTrwp,

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated
the superiority Of this machine over all others for the
purpose of sinking Oil wells the undersigned Is now
prepared TO receive orders for the same,
This machinery comprises everything requisite for
the boring of oil wells, excepting the STEAM ENGINE
and CAST Iron DRIVING Pr Il, fbpt win be furnish
ed if desired, at reasonable price, and clispenses
with the use Of the Derrick Rope, Bull wheel and
other cumbrous and expensive fixtures now In USE
and is so arranged being constructed on wheels and
portable, that it can be easily removed for the plr-
pose Of sinking wells in different loealties 3 III
The DETRIfus is removed from the well by our
Patent Hydraulic process, and does not require the
removal of the drill foui the boring This process
not only removes allsle detritus in rom i've 10 ten
minutes, but ep se eReetaall clears out and opens
all The small oil VEINS that are so oen entirely closed
up by the old process O. sand pumping ilasis7T =
Witeh,ss Accisiae end practical e1aiueers a web
can be suck from 400 10 900 iee5 N';sin period Of
from fifteen to tbi.y days af ne soil has been
driven Dt{fffff5 10 f7IIClN FTf1IS ITfrTr-
arrangements are being made for the const ruei ion
and delivery of these machines at New York. Nor
witch, Newburg. N; > and Pittsburg, Pa. =
For further information, price, terms &C.. adj
dress, SIMEON LELAND,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
apl7eod3m ~ ~ New York.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-11

only be free from all English, French, or 9TH
er foraign influences, but that all orr home
questions viii be those only of common Ann
erican principles and interests, and that our
the fires of our domestic hearth
stones, viii never be allowed to become o'n
masters, but be used only as our servants oon,
tributing to the health of the body pei'io anu
to the harmony and prosperity of on, people.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-11
ARREST OF THE SUPPOSED RoxBURY
MURDERERS,

w The terrible fi.a6nfv in West R0xhiIrv Mass
!, ~ h,,,t., ,,,,raar 80 ,;.t,o ~,
ioSu''lnS ~ .io - u'A' ii''',uoi u n''ie sni
named Isabella a. Joyce, and her still younger
brother John s. Joyce, whose mutilated bodies
wore d;scovered on the 1911, nit is still fasb in
:, -
enc puDio' liliia' = s'0s0iai afiosls- naso peen
made since then, but no reason appearing why
the suspected parties should be held they have
heo, ,;se,,aroel "A ,,a, ,,,ost as hao,, Z, do
- - -. - - -
mat Is nkely 10 hoia. Inc Boston ddceftsser
of yesterday says: fi'ssa7sa q q >stei ,i,f
"a few DAYS after the discovery of tbe bodies
in l2uzzev,s Woods (,biaf ~ poi;ca K5,rtz re
ca;vad information from . yol;obla so,,rca +ba+
me Jobn Stewart ! ras;5lent If West Ro~s
b,,rS and sd;schsrgod soi5;ar yros tbas nm.
darsr frba Tbaf 7a,, n,,;ati, ,,Socao7ad -
investipate the ease with the aid of hut one Of.
&c., q, z; Co., 49,, o,o;s,sJ -
He oh oractay b,t 4o.s ~ as;re1 I;fa 20
marty and s,,bseanontl,r .;rd
WITH fba a5dito5a a,,d sn,,,aygha+
fact that Steua,t I'D go ssad ta ar;' .,d
also th -; ;s;t = i - 49,,
mittad With The ;nfo,,naton thus raooc S1,.
and Az t,al;n n e ~ ~
r;t t5 ; sao ;s;t n as s6
81 faS Will ~.
all ~ a. onso ~ apou ~ an. 1aic
S ssA or thot 81 ns
the man s,s,sd With 4 cr,a ras;as n
vVos+ p5,s, a,,d = ~ - -
ho,,sa St. ant - .i,at
nouSe oeoMe e,l sSiic On ene evening oi Moh-
uay, June LIN the gay upon Wnlcn " Is pc
nevedfne murder was committed,) with ms
nand cut ana ms CLONES Dadly torn and cover
ed with blood 10 Ems house the Chief and
the detectives went, and upon lnquirlng as to
Stewart the woman denied all knowledge OF
4 his whereabouts. Getting no information In
this quarter the oiilcers turned their atten-
ton ~ announcer direction, ana Few Gays since
twas ascertalneq that the man tney Were al
ter mad reenhsIeu u tne regular army a. rort
llndependencessg sla7 a1Ies 81. . ba1ss..sl as 9
" Ayls1t was accordingly made 10 the Fort ON
/ "wednesday last. the nth instant. but the man
/ was not recognized. owing to an erroneous de-
! scrintion which had been given the detectives.
/ on Saturday. Detectives Heath and Jones
| AGAIN went down to the Fort. this time taking
i with them a Young lad who was acquainted
with Stewart. AS the troops stationed at the
| f,rt were passing in review the lad saw Stew
ART and at once pointed him out to the detec-
dltiyes. A peculiar mark on the right of the
neck and the cut upon his hand. the scar of
which was flainlv visible. completed the iden-
Utilization. and by the courtesy of Major Huston.
Commanding the post. Stewart was handed
over to the officers and brought by them i'm
j mediatelq this city. THE party arrived here
i between seven and eight o'clock in the even
inc and the ALLEGED murderer was IS Committed
to The Tombs. uDon a warrant previously is
sued by Justice Worthin9toh of Dedha1n
| The man who is charged with this horrible
crime is of Irish descent, and about twenty
four years Of age. He is stout built, of nedi-
UNI hight, has a. short, thick neck, full face,
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-11

TYING A GARTER There was pomporls
little ceremony at the dull and pompous little
town OF EDarmstadt a few weeks ago The
Grand Duke was invested with the INSIGNIA Of
the Garter sent by the Queen of Eneiand.-
Prince Alfred had come to Darmstadt for that
purpose. Sir Charles Young, Garter King Of
Arms, brought the insignia to the palace in a
carriage drawn by six horses. The Grand
Duke was robed in presence of the diplomatic
body and the Court by Prince Louise of Hesse
and Prince Alfred, both members Of the order.
and in grand costume themselves. Prince All
fred attached the garter. The Princess Alice
. u nesse, 9aughter OF Queen Victoria, was
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-11
DIR, LIGHL THILI. .

win be at the U. s. HOTEL, on MONDAY. July
10th, TO remain until SATURDAY, July 18th, where
he can be consulted on DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
and all diseases Of EVE, EAR, and THROAT Par
ticular attention paid to Children troubled with Dis
charge from the Ear. - = '.s'@7a "a
~ Artificial Eyes inherited without pain.
July 3--d7t&wit
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-11
DIED.

In Saccarappa, July q, Airs Elizabeth 7, wife of
Lewis Smith, formerly of Windhan, aged At years.
This family has been sorey Afiicted Of late. On the
25th Of April the parents called to part with
daughter, aged IS; and three weeks after they fol-
'lowed TO the grave another daughter, aged 16 Now
the faithful wife and mother has gone to join her
loved ones, leaving behind her the father and five
little boys Azt4 Nv
In Cape Elizabeth, July 10, Mrs Lucinda, wife of
james Lovett, aged 43 years. ser IA
In Lewiston, July 8, Anna Flanders, sd % yrs.
In Georgetown, July 2, Mrs Nancy E, tie of G NJ
Jewett, aged 20 years.
In New York, July l, Isaiah whitmore, former
ly q Bath, aged % Years. 8. Il tlLl.l II
n Biddefofd, July1, MrGeofge W Ware, aged "a
years II months.
years 10 months.
In Alfred, July 2, Mr. William Goodrich, aged "a
years II months.