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Lecture on RECOMMENDATION

by the following correspondence, placed in
our hands FOR publication, it win be seen that
lecture on the Reconstruction Of the Union
viii be delivered in Che City Hall, Thursday eY-
ening Nov. 9th, at 1-2 o'clock, by Rev. JAS
w. HUNEICUTT, editor of the Ne.0 Nation at
Richmond Mr.. Hunnicutt is true man.
whose Unionism has cost him everything but
life, and his lecture will be worth hearing:
PoRgLASD, Ncy. 2, 1865.
Rec. j. W. Huaaticatt:
Dear Sir:-Deeming it of especial inpor-
lance to learn what the truly loyal peopie OF
the South think at the present iunctlre OF ma
tional affairs, in reference to the great ones
tons Of reconstructing the Union. and tbs. res
toration OF full political powers to the States
lately in rebellion, and believing that from
YOU lifelong residence at the South, and YOUR
devotion to, and sacrifices for the Union. dur
ING the late civil war, you are eminently quail
med to speak for this portion of our fellow
citizens, the undersigned respectfully invite
you TO address the people of Portland and Vi
entity, In the City Hall, on THURSDAY even
ing, Nov. 9th, at IL o'clock.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servants
JACOB MCCLELLAN,
JOHN LYNCH,
GEO. Il. TALBOT,
Israel WAsHBURN, JR.
BENZ. KINGsBURY, JR.,
ID. nj. GRAHAM,
j. Z. MoCoBB.
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Washi.rson oorrespon.renoe.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.
The Tribune's special Washington dispatch
says one hundred females have been discharg-
ed from the Treasury to make room for SOL
diers. ~
Wirz, on recovering, was put on army ra-
tons, at which the brute flew into a rage, say
ing it was disgracefully outrageous to treat a
prisoner thus.
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DIvoRcEs.-In the Supreme Judicial Court
yesterday, in the case of George Fl. Pray, libel
LIANT, VS.. Sarah Ellen Pray, Judge Davis grant
ed divorce on the ground of adultery of the
wife. n. Webb, Esq, for libellant.
In the case of Anna Z. Seayey, libellant, vs.
George Seavey, divorce was also granted on
the ground of desertion by the husband; and
custody of the minor child was granted the
mother. j. Fl. Williams, ESQ.,, for libellant
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LECTURES ON GEoLoGY.-Prof Cunning
proposes to deliver a course of six lectures on
Geology in this city, in which special promi-
nenee will be given to the latest teachings Of
science. Some of the lectures will be illus
,trated by new and striking chemical expert
ments.
Such course Of lectures cannot fail to be
of great interest, especially when delivered by
one who comes SO well recommended as does
Prof, G. Prof. Agassiz says he has accurate
and extensive knowledge, which fully Qualities
him to be public teacher of Geology: while
the Boston press speak in the highest terms of
his lectures in that city.
The price of tickets for the course is placed
so low as to put them within The reach of all
and we hope to see crowded houses during the
course. See his advertisement for particulars.
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c...,. New YORK, Nov. 8.
steamship Atlanta, from London. arrived
last night and was ordered to the lower quar-
antine IN consequence of sickness among the
passengers. 1t is rumored at Staten Island
that eight deaths had occurred on board from
cholera. DR.: Burdett, quarantine snraeon
reports that fifteen deaths by cholera out Of
my or SIXTY eases on board the steamship At
The Commercial says the Atlanta had *
cases OF cholera on board. She had SAG mas
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FOREST CITY PARK.--A trot for a purse of
$500, mile heats, best three in five under the
saddle, came off yesterday afternoon between
Sorrel Dan and the Babcock horse. The for
mer won the first two heats in 2:4S and 2:44,
and the Babcock horse was then withdrawn,
and the purse awarded to Sorrel Dan. ~
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WAENING TO BoYs.-There is a gang of
boys in this city who have been in the habit
of defacing buildings and door steps and ring
ing the bells of dwelling houses. Three of
these boys were caught by officer Gerts and
taken before the Municipal Court yesterday
They were let off with fines of three dollars
each and costs, but Judge Kingsbury warned
them that upon REPETITION of the offense he
should send them to the Reform School.
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ANDREW JOHNSON,
President of the United States.'"
The Repulse Of the Liberals at 1fasan,oras.

NEW ORLEANS, NOV. I.
The Crescent OF the 31st ult. says Capt.
Thuttes of the steamer Hancock, from Calves
ton, reports that advices from Matamoras to
the 26th of October state that that city is still
in possession OF the Imperialists. Several I'M
successful attempts had been made by the
Liberals, but they were driven from the field
with great slaughter. The Imperial loss was
el;o
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DANCING DoLLs.-At Room 8, No. 30 Ex-
change Street, the mandatory Of one Of tbe
pTettiest toys to be seen is carried Or. If a
flexible dancing doll, dressed in Zouave fash
ion, and is just the thing for Christmas or
New Years gift to a child. Town and county
rights for the manufacture and sale Of the ar
tiele can be had by applying at the rooms
See advertisement on fourth page,
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PORTLAND, Nov. 8, 1866.
Gentlemen: II have received your kind let
ter inviting me to address the people of your
city on the great question Of the reconstruc-
ton OF the Union. Having passed my. whole
lie Id the South till driven from there for nv
devotion to the Union and the flag, and nv
opposition to rebellion, [ feel deep interest
In the subject to which you invite my atten-
ton, and am happy to accept your Invitation.
and will, Providence permitting, endeavor to
comply with your wishes at the tiine and place
designated by you.
l remain, respectfully yours,
JAMES w. HUNNIcUTT.
To Messrs. JACOB MCCLELLAN, JOHN Lynch,
and Others
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The two-story
double house, corner of Cumberland and
Chestnut streets, with the lot Is by 65 feet,
was sold at auction yesterday by E. NJ. Patten.
1t was purchased by John E. Donnen, Esq,
for SA,125 cash.
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FRUIT TREES, &C., At AUcrIoN.-Atten-
ton is invited to the sale of fruit trees and
grape vines at the auction rooms of a. Bailey
& Co. at 10 o'clock to-day. We are assured
that it is choice lot and in good order.
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MECHANICS AssEMBLEs.-The managers
of these popular assemblies for several years
past, are making arrangements for a course the
ensuing winter
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LAUNDRY.-Mr. G. Parker has established
a laundry at Sc Hanover Street, where he will
wash, cleanse and get up linens in the best
possible style, and will also cleanse bed and
mattress ticks
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BROWNS COMMERCIAL COMMUNICATIONS
ton is invited to the. advertisement of Mr.
Brown. We shall have something further to
say upon this institution next week.
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The attention of persons seeking employ
ment is called to advertisements headed "avant-
ed, agents to sell Kent's Cleansing Fluid" an
article recommended by many business men of
thie cit,r
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THE LATE Rev. Dr. DwIGHT.-At the
I'd Parish Church, Sunday morning Rev. DIR.
Carruthers will deliver discourse IN memoir
ian upon the late Rev. VIM. T. Dwight, D. D.
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Saturday Morning, November 4, 1856.
PORTLAND AND TTCINTTY.

e- Advertisers aoiu benefit Themselves, as t7eII a
cosnlodGte as, By sending in their advertisement
W an early hour IN the day.
New Advertisement To-day
AUCTION COLUMN.
furniture at Auction-E. NJ. Pa item.
n'tlroad Stock at Auetion-E. NJ Pae1en'
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN
l. A. r. A--Annual Meeting.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Valuable Real Estate for sale-D. H. Angraham.
cemetery Lot for Sale.
Portland { ity Laundry-C. PafKer.
u s. Nail Line-Thos. Asencio ~ 20
Fall and Winter Opening-A. >. Upton.
Superior MeaI-Cliasc Br0thers.
Cloaks-B. f. Hamilton ~ 20.
Browns Commercial College-R. n. Brown.
,Iewelrv- Bryan Bros. q GO.
Fu5nitare-Hoyt a. Co.
Lectures on Geology--Prof Cunning.
Onions--F. o. Themes.
Overcoats, Pants, Vests, &c--A D. Reeves
Food for Cattle-Kendell g. Whitney
Turkish Cleansing Fluid.
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A WHOLE SUIT FOR $25.-Look at the adj
yertisements OF A. d. Reeves. He has a SPLEEN
did assortment of cloths and offers a whole suit
for $25.
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Ne,c Orleans Nayket.

NEW ORLEANS Nov Q.
Cotton-dul and depressed; sales 1870 bales at soc
for middling.
Sugars in little demand at &c.,
Molasses-70e.
Exchange-stif at Il per cent. discount.
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From California

~, ~ SAN Francisco, Nov. 3.
Inc steamer Colorado sailed to-day for Pam
anna with 600 passengers and 100000 in trea-
ure Tor New York and $4,000 for England.
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...,,o,t - Stearney Bo1tin,ore.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 8.
The steamer Baltimore, from New York for
Washington, was lowed in from Cape Henry
to-day, having been disabled by the breaking
OF her propeller.
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THE MILK QUEsTIoN.-T milIzmen have
given notice that they will continue to supply
their customers at eight cents per quart.
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SO CENTS EACH-
OUR PLAN OF OPERATIONS.

We sell you an envelope for FIFTY CENTS, con-
tanning an ord for of new and beautiful Me-
lao fctures retail price so cents, and very large
proportion OF envelopes in addition thereto will con-
tam an order for one of our engravngs valued from
Sl-to No. or an order any Of the first artists
IN the cry Tor Portrait Of yourself framed worth
~ Twill pc noticed that no one fails to get pic
ture worth all they pay and everything considered
cheap at the Price; but in addition to that many
lucky ones VIII get from 81 to SIS worth. Our Gus
toners are assured that every article in the stock
viii be la y distributed on these terms, without
fayoritiSm, and each person purchasing an envelope
see for yourselves. at
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Cy0a9,,s F0yOgite Peo4. /!
w. ADAMS Nursertei

r. w. ADAMS Nurseries;
Nroor.r;,,ss Corner. GARDENERs, toeU
~ si,asd IN our Nurseries, viii DO fur-
dxs YMEsAr n;.athadat cost-to plant trees and
- ;nas In the City OF Cemetery. Names
sSz-sssssssHsss Ne Ieff Al the Tea Stole.
'H or1SKs NAPLES of large size for streets, grown
y; He Nursery with abundance O. roots Am nr and
',ID I'D NEW Am Weeping Willows, for Cemeteries.
: oct 26-d3w
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BY Electricity
TEETH! TEETH TEETH!

DIR. d. still continues to Extract Ieetn ~ ~ a9cd
TRIcITY WITHOUT PAN. PERSONS Ven for r.set-
inc be woyli c,ve noiite invitation to call
Superior ELECTRO NIGHTS nsty tons
tor family use with th9rou eT natients with board
DIR. d. ean accomi I'll " "
and treatment at his house, !, o. 20 n froro
onlee I, hours 9nd 7't to . in Che evening.
TonsuItatfon free. o'A'i
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Large Pear Trees!

sussA j. w. ADAMS. at his Nursery at Nor
ss<sris Corner, offers extr9 sized Pear Trees
.st%with fruit buds Of Bartlett, Flemish Beauty,
Louise Bonnie, &c. So to SIS each.
Equally good Dwarf and Standard Pears, of smaller
size, at 5hc to 81 each.
Elk. LARGE GRAPE VINES, to be re-
moved from land already sold. Price according to
quality. oct21eod&w6w
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z. N. PATTEN, Auctloneer, 1s Exchange Street.
Household FIsrnftIlre at Auction

ON THURSDAY, Nov. 9th, at 10 A. NJ, at House
~ occupied By Capt j. w CrOwther, No. 90 Jan
forth Street, corner OF Winter rect, viii be Sold
Brussells Straw and ply Carpets; Sofas; Lounges;
Rockers; Dining, Tara ana Marble Top Ceuter IaD-
les; Chairs; Sinks; Dlyans; What-Nogs; Bedsteaas;
Bureaus; Mirrors; Beds; Mattresses; Bedqiug;
Crockery Glass and China Ware. Sv0rts and kitCh-
en- Furniture, together with general assortment OF
Housekeeping Goods.
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Lndies, Uneler- Yests

r,oP $3.50. Also nice English Vests Tor So 80,
t'Uhh 9i PAINE'S,
Nav s-d2ws No, IS Market Square,
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Auction Sales,
House and Land at Auction.

ON TUESDAY, Nov.7, at p H., on the prem
" isas house No. 70 Rrackc. Street. II is a ono
and half story wooden house, finished throughout
good rooms, good closets and cellar, Abundance
water. Thelot is good size, with tine garden spot.
HENRY BAILEY d CO., Auctionceis.
Oct 3I-dtd
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A. M. McKENNEY,S
Frame Mandatory !!
pa CONGR ESS ST.. Cor. Of f.an,ra

! A Ii kinds Of Mirror and Portrait Frames. made
| "A inthe best manner. Gliding done in superior
| style, under the charge of Mr.. JAMES TODD who
has had forty years experience. Square Frames of
all kinds made to ORDER in neat manner by the best
oiworkmen. A large assortment constantly ON hand
for WHOLESALE and retail trade oc3eOd&eow3m
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OFFICE or AssIsrANr ogAnrnR,lAaTEln,,

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT oUARTERMAsrER,
WAsHINGgoS, ID. O., october 81, lse5.
VxTIII, be sold at Public Auction, at Alexandra,
w Va, on MoHDAY, the 4th day Of December,
250O,OO feet assorted Lumber.
80 new Platform Cars feet 6 inches gauge.
20 box Freight Cars, tees 81 inches gsuse.
4 Passenger Cars.
$50 Car Wheels, tg0od.l
125 pairs Car Wheels, On aXles.
400 new Car Axles.
5000 pounds Rubber Springs.
Ga Elliptic Car Springs.
100 DAVIS Patent ar springs.
900 tons good secondhand 4 Rail.
900 ons old 7 Rail.
900 tons old Strap Rail.
90 tons Axle Iron, old.
tons Tire Iron, OLD.
225 tons Car Wheels, old.
go tons Wrought Scrap Iron.
go tons cast Scrap lion.
tons Leaf Pipe, Old.
10 ions Scrap III ass.
coils, II inches diameter, Wire Gable.
$50 tons assorted Par Iron
81 tons assorted Sheet Iron.
90 tons assorted Steel.
$50 tons Iron Castings.
tens Brass Castings.
| tens Sheet Copper.
| ton Sheet Brass
10000 pounds Boat Spikes.
| 100000 pounds Railroad Spikes.
10000 pounds cut Spikes anu Nails.
$4,000 pounds Rope.
IL 800 leet assorted Glass.
6,500 feet Leather Beltng.
10 Henderson Pumps.
1900 feet assorted Gsss Pipe.
90 Grind-stones.
q, 900 pounds Track Bars.
900 pounds Spike Mauls, Cold Chisels, sc.
1900 Picks and ,hovels.
600 Lanterns.
$500 Axes, Hatehets, and AIDES.
1000 Handles.
50stel-piated Frags.
80 steel Frog Plates.
50set Switch Iixtures
portable FORCES.
Pumping Engines.
Woou-saWing zines.
portable w-mis.
steam Pile Drivers, complete.
Gallo &c Engints
80 set Planes.
200 Hand, Cross-eut and Circular Saws.
60 Steel Squares.
Gu Screw Jacks.
800 feet Spark Netting.
1900 pounds assor ed Wire.
$50 pounds Block Tin.
1000 pounds Sheet Lead.
70 boxes assorted lin.
10000 pounds Chains.
1900 Files.
5000 pounds Boiler and Tank Rivets and Plate
Washers.
90 GlobekNalves.
150 Monkey Wrenchcs.
12Emery Wheels.
40 realms Elmer cloth and Paper.
rs Ok NOkes.
% Water Tanks and Hoops.
5000 Sashes.
Contents of job Printing oee, consisting of Press
es, Type, Cases, &c.
A humber Il HAND and Truck Cars.
Contents ofthe supp Store, which contains very
large assortment Of aiueble Railroad Material, new,
Contents OF Nj sline and Blacksnith's Shops, con-
sistng ofPlaners Lathes, Wheel Presses, Forges
Stationary Engines, Skating, Betting, &c, Sc
Also, large lot q secondhand Stores Tools Machi-
merry, and other material
Sales 10 commence at 10 o'clock, to be adjourned
fom day to day, until all is sold.
Terms Cash. in Government funds.
III. u. r. BINSON.
Nov 3, tdee1. Breyet Colonel, A. Q. NJ.
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TAAfPERING WITH THE TEETH Is madness.
Avoid the corrosive dentifices, submit to no
scraping, use nothing but SozoDoNT. Orient
herbs are its ingredients. 1t preserves the
enamel. 1t removes all impurities. 1t strength
ems the gums. 1t deodorizes tainted breath.
1t is harmless as water, and more valuable than
its weight in gold.
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Furnitllre at Auction.

" No &c Clark Street, the Eurni ure in the upper
tenement, consisting OF Begst s. Spring Beas, Mat
IresSes, carpets, bureaus, Chairs, Tables. Mirrors
frlor and Co2k Stoves Cr0ckery, Glass, China, Tin
Earthen and Iron Wa e, together with the entiro
Kitchen Furniture. These Things are al new and in
good order. HENRY BAILEY a co.
nov dtd AuctionoeIs.
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EDWARD M. PATTEN, Aucii0ueer,
12 Exchange Street.

Horse Raiiroad Stock at Auction.
ON TUESDAY, Nov. tn, az Merchants Tx
~ change, Fifteen Shares Portland Horse Railroad
Stock.
Nov 4-dtd
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FoRNEY's Philadelphia Press says +" The
Little Corporal, is to be the great child's paper
of America" 1t delights all ages.
The price is only one dollar year, sample
copy ten cents. 1t is published by Alfred I.
Sewell, Chicago, Ill.
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Stock Markets.

RAILWAY TRAFFIC.-The receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway, for the week ending
Nov. 2Sth, were:
Passengers, $56,45S 90
Express Freight, Mails and Sunlries, 4,O36 90
Freight and Live Stock, $500 90
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Fruit Trees, Sc, at Auction.

ON SATURDAY, Nov. 9Th at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at
W offoe, we shall sell about LOGO Ap le Trees,
100 Pear and 100 Cherry Trees, ard about 10 Grape
Vines This is all choice Fruit, and the Tres and
Vines in splendid order. Please examine them.
HENRY BAILEY q Co., Auetioneers.
nov3dtd
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NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH.-Rev William
b. hayden, who left this city year sinca 10
accept a call to the pastoral charge Of the New
Jerusalem Society in Cincinnati, has been in
Vited to resume his ministerial labors with the
New Jerusalem Church of Portland. This in
vitation he has accepted, and will commence
his services here tomorrow His return to
Portland will be a source of great satisfaction
to our citizens by whom his personal charac-
ter, thorough and varied learning, and distin-
gllished ability as preacher, have always been
held in high esteem.
Rev. J. p. Rodman, who has filed the pull
pit of the New Church here for the past year,
has gone to Philadelphia, where he has a cal
to the pastorate of the First New Church So
ciety of that city. We understand he will
preach there for awhile, holding the call under
advisement He leaves here a large number
of warm friends, not only in his own religious
denomination, but in the community at large.
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MUNICIPAL COURT. NOV. =

Arthur Cash, for larceny of a buffalo robe
from A. F. Hannaford of Cape Elizabeth, paid
1904. fine and costs.
George Harris was brought up for assault
and battery on Julia Coffin. Mr.. Carleton ap-
peared for the State. At the request of de-
tendant the examination was continued to
Saturday.
Michael Hyde, Martin Gorham and William
Freil, lads of 10 and IL years, were fined three
dollars each and costs for defacing the prem
ises OF John Ayers on Centre Street. Hyde
was committed; the others paid up.
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
DR.. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician

III MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly oppOsiie the United States Hotei,
NxTuEl,E no would respectfully announce 10 the
permanently located in this city. During the two
years we have been In this city, We have cured some
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and curing
patients In short time that the question Is often
asked do they stay cured? To answer this question
we viii say that all that do not stay cured We win
doctor the second time without charge.
DIR. ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years. and is also regular graduated physician.
Electricity is perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases IN
The form OF nervous sick headache; neuralgia IN
the head, neck, or eStremities; consumption wnSn
Ia the acute stages where che hangs are 10y y
involved; acute OF chronic rleum3tsin oigl,.l W
diseases, white swengs, spinal dissses Si
OF the spine, contracted m9ssics, deagaess sfa1n
mering or hesitancy Of speech, dys li' ises
ton, constipation and LIVER com ~, b, t sTie
every eare That can be presented asthma, eroheni-
~ sT;ctyres of the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints.
By Electricity
r,.. eboumafic. the equity. tho lame and TIE law
, With low and move with the agility and elastic
~ ~ Youth; the heated graid Is cooled; the nost-
| bitten limbs restOred the uncouth deiormiues re-
1iocve1: fnness converted TO vigor, weakness to
strength; the blind made TO see, the deal 70 near and
sbe palsied form to move upright; tie blemishes o.
vo1h are obiierated; tie ACCIDENTS OF mature lite
prexented; the calames Of old age obyiated and an
active circulation maintained
LADIES
Who have cold hanGs and feet; weak stomachs, lame
and weak backsj nervous and sick headache; diz-.-
ness and swimming in the head, with indigestion and
constipation Of the bowels; pain in the side and back
leueorrhea Tor whites) falling Of tho womb with IN
ternal cancers; tumors, polypus, and all that long
train of diseases will Grid in Electricity means
of cure. For painful menstruatioIi, too protgse
menstruatOn, and all of those long line Of troubles
with yonng ladies', Electricity is a certain spee,:
and will in short time, restore the sufferer TO .Is
vigor Of health.
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CONCERT BY THE THREE FoRMEs BROTH
ER5.-This entertainment win take place at
City Hall on Tuesday evening, and promises to
be rare treat to cur music lovers. earle is
well-known as the famous basso. Theodore
has a worldwide reputation as tenor, and
has long held the leading position at the Ber-
lin Opera House, probably the most critical
institution of the kind in Europe; while Will
helm is an accomplished baritone The
brothers sing not only in German, but in Ital-
ian and English as well.
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The SCENE OF LEES SURRENDER. -
Among interesting and valuable pictures
which we have lately had the privilege of ex-
aiming is a fine set of Autographed views rep
resenting the memorable spot near Appomat-
tox Court House, where, on the 9th of April
last, General Lee surrendered the Army of
Northern Virginia to General Grant. The
foreground of the principal engraving exhibits
mixed group of Union and rebel soldiers, al
ready engaged in trading together, heaps of
ammunition, pieces of artillery and various
implements of war are scattered about, while
beyond are seen the group of buildings sur
rounding the Court House, including the
house where took place the important inter
view between the two Generals.
H.. hale, corner of Free and Cross streets,
is agent for this and other similar works. See
advertisement in another column