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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-24
PETROLEUM.
PETROLEUM CO.
Property in Venango County, Penn
Office of the Company No. IA Broadway,
10 New York.
THE STELLA PETROLEUM COMPANY

ID organized under the General Laws OF the State Of
New IpIk, with Capital of 350O,O00 represented
by 10000 Shai es, of the par value OF So each
Shareholders are exempt from all personal liability
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-22
MAILS FOB EUROPE.

The Dcprcdatfons OF the Pirate shsnsn-
doah-Important from mexioo-1nter-
esting News from all Parts OF the Csun-
try-The Monroe Observation-Disclosures
tion or tho Diary OF Jsn. Davis stan
Omcey-Ths Latest News from Cubs,
Central and south America. &C., &c.
The cunard mall steamship Cuba Captain stone, viii
leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close nj balfpsA I've O'Clock
10 morrow morning.
The NEW YoRK HmALp--Edi,ion for Europe--wil' %
ready AZ Ave o'clock In the morning
II will contain :--Fwthcr Accounts OF tho Depfeda-
lions Of tho Pirate Shenandoah among the Whaling Fleet
In the Pacific Ocean Important Letter from our Special
Correspondent at the City Of MEXICO, giving aGrnph'c 40
count OF the Condition Of Affairs In that Country late
and Important Intelligence nom all Parts q tho United
States. North and South. 0nicsi Uuerances on the
Monroe Doctrine Continuation Of tho Diary Of Que d
yer Davis STAFF omcsrs; rho Latest News from Cuba
Central and South America, and Reports Of al' Impor
tant Events Of the wcck
single copies IN Wrappers ready for mailing six conts
Persons who desire ~ by leaving the address q, th'
UgasLp counting room to-day can have tho paper mailed
v aaS osrs pf ue 0oavasRt u Europe.
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Important Experiments With PrOtosSoa
Gu npU WIDER.

The systom OF protecting gunpowder, invented by .
ing England with singular results The London Star
gives the following account Of the procccdings:-
Slow matches were burned into vessels holding gun
powder mixed with the protective POWDER and they only
served TO ignite few Isolated grains Vcsuvan matches
flung into the powder and were ANONYMOUSLY ex-
tinguishcd red hot poker was stirred through the
powder with better Tor worse effect But by lar the
convincing test Is that which was proposed by Lord
should be placed in the centre Of the gunpow
der and the former fred. This experiment was also
exhibited The pure gunpowdsr was placed IN SOFT OF pr
protected POWDER when the former Exploded II slnPy
blew what above 1t into the air and had no effect II
gnitng te great mass which lay bsneath and around u
Thereafter portion OF that surrounding riddled
the usual way and the residue exploded ordinary
powder will explode
II requires only to be soon how argor machinery for
the sitting OF the powder and restoring TO its original
state may be constructed so as 70 be- easily used 10
sudden emergency For, though the advantages which
the Invention oilers to the use OF powder ut homo aro
sufficiently great is necessary 10 us adoption by the
Of the swftcst and readest kind An obscton has ca
the ground that after the gnpowder had boon
siftcd portion OF the protective powder would nd
here 70 the grains. This not the cssc, has been
proved by microscopic Investigation; though Mr. Gale
shows THAT though 1t were the case, would be no o.
lection, present the coating d the powder with
biackicad while In course Of manufscture, giyes adj
tionai force 70 tho explosion
The material which thus renders gunpowdes tempom-
rily Is simply glass ground down TO a ex-
ceedingly fine POWDER various other substances have
been tried respectfully flint which, however became
aoury and dusty) but one has been found useful
and successful glass; The cost OF Il is thirty shngn
per ton Az preseat Mr. Gale advances three pounds 81
his powder ~ Of gunpowdcr As the safest proper
ton; but much smaller proportion renders the gun
powder perfectly explosive; with this didercnoo
however. that equal parts OF gunpowder and protec
tive powder the iormer will burn though IL docs mo-
explode. A proportion OF two To burns slowly
three allows few grains ignite at haphazsrd
four " mere dead material The rapdity will
which the powder be separated somewhat remark
able perhaps OWING 10 the nature OF the material with
which u n mixed Another advantage offered by thu
material " that keeps the powder perfectly dry, how
the mixture may 10 exposed 70 The air and Il
well known that by itself gunpowder RAPIDLY absorb
mostsre from tho atmosphere and becomes for the um
useless
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Roard OF Fire Com missioncrs.

BOARD of Fire Commit ssioncrs.
THE LATE neutrality-suspicious. REGARDING EXAM
NATION OF ENGINEERs-TEsTs AS TO PHYSICAL
sOUNDNEss TO BIN APPLIED TO MISUNDERSTANDING
ATOMS IN HOUSES, ETC.
The Board Of Fire Commissioners met yesterday after
noon, Commissioners Pinckney, Engs and Booth being
present The following communications, with Others
were received
From the Chief Engiueer-Compaint against Engine
companies Nos aud A. Cor rioous and dsorderly con-
the 2Oth inst This was the riot OF last Sunday
reported in yesterdays HERALD) The matter was re-
fered to Commissioner Engs and the President.
From Hose Company No 3l-Requestng TO have
badges restored to them. Granted.
1t was further resolved that the OF Engine Com
pany No 90 in William street, be prepared for tho
OF horses such other arrangements
made therein may be necessary to out the plans
of the department in the complete organization OF q
company In that locality
It was resolved that suction be furnished TO Hand
Engine No 81. AZ ltt
Commissioner Engs offered the following:-
Resolved That committee Of two be instructed 10 in
qurc and report TO this Boar what number OF hand en-
gnes will be necessary to retain for the purposes
OF this department. by what system they can be manned
and effectively worked the probable OF the same,
and the places thoy would recommend to station THIN
at, with such other information a. may tend 70 ngnt
decision In the matter. Resolution adopted
The President offered the following resolution
Resolved That all engineers Of steamers now In scr
shall be examined to their qualifications a. SUCH
by at least two competent engineers to DO selected by
this Board and all engineers Of steamers not passing
such examination with approval OF SAID examining On
ginee shall be dismissed from this department Which
adopted.
The following resolution also offered BY the rrcs
dent
Resolved, That tho members OF all lre companies APP
pointed by this Board shall DO only persons OF sound
bodily health and for the purpose Of ascersning the
fact such persons may he selected SHALL before enter
ing on their duties be subject to exam nation by
competent physcian TO be approved by this noard and
no appointment shall take effect until after such exami
nation and upon certificate OF said surgeon that the
said person Ii physically In sound health Laid on the
table
The President offered the following:
Resolved That the foreman Of each fire engine, hose
and hook and ladder company mako return on thc 18th
of September next of the duty performed by each o0
and member Of such company from July l. 1885. 70
date. Adopted.
Tho Board then adjourned
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dHADkLFHH August II, 1890.
This morning Counterfeit nifty dollar note Of the
United States was at the mint in this city II s
apparently and doubtless from plate and Is pro.
bounced dy gerous fac smile Of the genuine nftiea
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.


Advertisements for the wrux HxrALp mssa be hAsasd
in before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its
eulston among the enserprising mschAnics fsrmcru.
merchants manufacturers and gcutlomeu throughout the
country is increasing very rapidly Advertisements in
the wsxxr HKwaLD will thus DO by largo
portion Of tho and energetic people Of the Unitcd
s,ates .
NOR. .-c:,, viii rcsrdto FHALoss MORT
.ss e s.S .' Ss..ps: =: :s:
ng,s. they have gained Ike s .r perSs% sss
'''''''f' and e'."e'cen. s0' H eseyN.e.:. ----
A.-Marsh's Radical Cure Truss end
Bandass Institute has removed 70 sss Broadway oee" "n
sP. M Lady attendant
AGO. ndenssaI.
s,oes sns III other s..s: BY addressing o
All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed. OAcial
Drawing c'rus and gto iS's .sus .r,, New vo
------
RaseheIor's Hair Dyc-Ths Best In she
world Harmless. reliable ins.-nsAneoss The only perfecs
chsvai,er'. Life Tor the Hasr-Rssterss
me hs.d ciesn stand. above eonpsrso. vA .ny other
;s f; Sod s Az ';s';; iss 4 r. s;.
Diamond Rings, from $50 20 $1,000 cechs
for sale by q. ALLEN tiS Broadway one door below
Canal street
GOur aud's poudre awbttle Uproots HAIR
from low foreheads part Of The body a. ms depo
ah3 broadway.
---------------------
oeuraud's Msaseased Soap Cares Tsn.
ss s: s,s' he .p. rs ana s ssas "
Howe Sewing Machine Co.-Eltss Howss
IT,, President. CD Broadway Agents wanted
---------------------
Truss~s.-marsh ~ Co.'s Ola DstaS-
lsse0 Radical Cure Odee SEN No vcssy stxss
Lady attendant
Nfueos 4 0sbbs' Sowing Mschfns.
No 08 BrosdwV
wheeler & wilson's Lock stftrh sew
,os Machine and Button Hole nschans 60 Broadway
I.--speI6Sog's Cephsfc Pills Osre-
o-sick Headscbe. spd al kinds o. AesdsseN
t--Dy spep~is Sour Stomach And iniEsu
A-f.vev Complaint yellow okn ana Fimyse3
fhev act uton the Liver stonsch Ano bvwcf remc~ny
all foi ssrnons Is cents bod Sold b. I'll drossssA ss@
I, sVQRQkA y paa sisss
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The Army.
PROMOTION or CAPTAIN THOMAS O. WILLIAMS,
NINETEENTH INFANTRY.

Csptain Thomas O. Williams, Nineteenth infantry,
lately AiddeCamp 10 Major General l. r. Rousseau, has
boon brcvettcd Lieutenant Colonel the regular army
and assigned as Provost Marshal General on the staff Of
General stoneman Captain Williams was lately married
70 the stcpdsushser Of The late Posmsstcr General Aaron
v. Brown and niece Of the rebel General Gideon Pillow.
Of Tonnsssea
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BUFFALO, August II, 1896.
The drug and grocery store Of VIM Iaverack b Son
was scusSha damaged BY Gre and waser on Saturday
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Never Was Publss gb1s1of n. infested
BywMlxi GENIUS lie pcPyrity is 20 crtirey uppe.
asn,. ana oe az = e sss .1 sSs 9
ncc~ they have gained ike er pcrums hss sea unsss
isffctory and cysnescent Sold ever Wbfrc
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TIC Colchester spiritualist Trial.
BUFFALO, August q, 1895
Tue for the prosecution in Vie Colchester sprtu
sist trial closed this afternoon Several witnesses have
been examined for the defence verdict for the de-
PENDANT Ia anticipated.
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rTrom the P,tsburg Commercial August 10
The following description Of the now opera house.
just opsncd:-
Of the opera house comprises parquette dress circle
family circle and orchestra boxes The family circle,
which will accommodate eight hundred persons COM
foraby makes the circuit Of the interior 10 the STAGE
and In supported by light iron pillars, with gilded caps
unasr1s.,s this 5 the dress or wcn viii so AN
platforms which riss above another, thus giving
good view OF the stage 10 all The parquette hlls the
space between the dress circle and the orchoera ana
viii accommodate with chairs two hundred person.
On each side Of the orchestra which In separated rc
the psrqusss by avery neat bronsed ranng, are cre
furnished with handsome oak and oh9v "a. ~
The panels In front Of tie eiross end .s .nS
ceiling are handsomely tssscosd aud n,sS sbc colo,
S.,ns ss sn, S' .Ss sn2S Mo & Inc
surrounded with 10 v5u.ding. are bouquets Of HowsTs
giving 'n' '@ - of sb,l,s and sssans appearance
fancy A. und on WHICH are executed n fresoo some
s' P:ns,s being cSssrId With ~, PAINTED S e
si,r Or .Sslighs" .ho'; ,..'.d :yeuadns. h.,.
ssss ps as. s s.s &! s sss ':
clear and bright as the glare Of old Sol himself Hard
| In the dress circle.
THE PRosoHuIun ARcu,
which Is thrtysix feet Wide, h certainly TIE most
beautiful ever introduced hero and wAa built with q
view to enhancing the acoustic properties Of the thos
tire, which Of the bcst character. In the cen
| tire OF the arch s the counterfeit presensment Of
| Unconditional Surrender Grant The side panels oil
| the arch are ornamented with tasteful Corinthinu
| scroll work, and presents beautiful appearance
| Above the stag each side. two private boxes
which have projecting bow the stage, built asei
| q charming design, and are fitted up In . luxurian'
| manner. Small white pillars support them, between
which are floral paintings the flashing being white and
gold They are hung with English gold thread broca,cIle
curtains and the walls and ceiling are papered with
blue paper covered with git stars Above these boxes
are pendent two elegant bronzed Chandeliers with Gin
finish The beauty Of the arrangement and finish Of The
prosccnium strikes the beholder with admiration
rHE SPACE
s forty feet IN dcph and thirty six fcet wide at the
proscenium and Is furnished with all the modern i'm
| provoments The furniture for parlcr scenes 10 Of
costly character and the entire appointments OF the
stage Of the most complete description neither pains moi
expense being spared 70 that end The wardrobe rs pcr
haps the largest Of any theatre outside OF New York.
and embraces many costly costumes while she propes
| ties are also Of the most desirable character
The ventilation Of the house v OF the moH rerNee'
character, which is highly important feature, aud VII
commend itself II In The intention W have Tue entira
auditorium thoroughly clesnscd after each performance
"a that Tie louso viii slwATs bs cssn aud eomsosAeae
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A.-Marsh's Radical Cure Truss and
Bandags institute 5s2 Broadway open "n
LAD Att
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Howe Saving Machine Co.-Elkas Howe
IT, President GID Broadway. Agents wanted
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0euraud's Msdseased SOAP Cares Tsn.
Pipies Frechies Rnsworrn Mosquito Bites and all skis
bisusishcs 1t his depot as Brcsdwsy and druessss
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Aeon ndensta1.
s,ores and All other cases by addressing Pox once, bos
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FoRrREss noSRos August TO- 1895.
Al the patients have been removed from the chesa-
peako Hospital and the building yesterday turned
over TO the Frecdmen's Bureau.
Tho steamers J. d. Coleman and winnpenny were dis
charged from government service to-day.
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vvfveos 4 0sbbs' sowing Mschias.
No 08 Broadway.
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All Legal Lottery Prizes cashed. Oaciaa
Drawing. Circulars and inform su0n seut
o. r. CLAYTON, 10 wan street. New vort
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wheeler a. wilson's Lock stitrh sew
,os Machine and Button Hois Machine. 60 Broadway
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Cbevaiser's Life FOR the Haar-Restores
GRAY Ne original cc'cr stops s falling out hs.rs
The besd cissn stands above comparison Win other
hair dressing sod the drug and my o1oe No
LIS broadway. SARAH A OHEvALfER. n. d.
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RatcheIor's Hair Dyc-The Best In she
world Harmless reliable instantAneoas. The onl perfect
dye FACTORY. 81 barclay street
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| Goursua's Peudrs Subtitle Upreots HAIR
forshesds any part Of The body a. his depot
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I.-speIdise's Cephslic ptiis Csre--
0-sok Hoadsohe and al kisds Of Aeadssbp
S--Dyspep%ia, Sour Stomach and iniiEsuSe
fheS sst upon The Liver sicsoh and B9wels remc~ire
all FOUL sentions s boz beao ~ I'll drsesA sos
I, sVQRp& y Do sirsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-22

HE Trip from Chicago to Galena-Ovas
tf0m Along the ROute-Enth In site Re-
ccptiOn at His Old Home-speeoh OF the
General, SO.
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Our Nashvills Corrosp0ndenec.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, August ID, 1854

Broad Ciinch, iwsssee Xnd Little svsr beside great
many large creek. 'he best waeeree country on
ne n Ssl Ys: rk q Es., Tennessee soo.... q in
srhaussIbls deposits q tsop, copper lead zinc, coal
coal oil, &c, q which the ofes ere exceedingly rich
Marble, pure white and variegatsd Sust6pibe Of .
potatoes are produccd in great abundance and Of the
finest quality. Cattle horses, mules, sheep and hogs
raised In grcst abundance and prior 70 the rebellion
thst country, and offering their lands q low ngures
Let loyal men, wanting settle down IN the most loyal
country on earth come out and look a East Tennessss
men large vote posd, and the loyal vote was as
tsn TO against rebel sympsthiseu and copperhead
p''''''w SRo cS s Governor OF Tennessee
Aposus o. rxs yHsxDurr 10 rHs rscrIs o. rsx.Essn
The address OF the committee appointed BY the late
ished lis quite able document and reflects credit
on those who executed H. After recing the fact that
petition had bsen laid before the legislature ~ the
franchise and 70 testify IN ocurs Of justice which had
not been acted upon they appeal 70 the White ct.cns
not gran. H. scusiemsnf Al furshsss i cannot be long
deferred other States have granted tho request 10
their colored cscns Why not the Volunteer StatcS
ground Of ignorance they would submit that Ignorance
IL not the test In this 6tats many white voters
would be stricken from the ros" They were once in
Bell and Others and do not believe that they arc loss
intelligent now than then. You cannot refuse on
this ss.s MOI certainly on grounds q slavery To-
BY your own votes you have made us freemcn. you
srss a plea for withholding our rsquoss that we were
sramped down the CIVIL laws Of The land swept away
your cherished Institutions devastated your nelds
burned your cities and towns, made nation Of widows
and oSpoans answer ~ that we are not responsibe
for uose things, and say " YOU
Shake not thy CORY looks Al a.,
Thou capst not su we did ~
mo fsllownx u We oeaciadinG parsgraph Y ha
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-30

Hin q Bond are crowded with work BY those
who wish nicely cut and made garments. They
keep by FAR the largest selection Of woolen
goods in the county. Give them call. We
had, however. to wait three weeks for the pref.
test suit now worn, (ahem) there were 50
many orders ahead OF ours.
We we're mistaken In saying that our friend
Moses Emery, Esq, was about To leave the ac-
tive practice Of Law. On the contrary, he tells
us he designs taking young man into partner
ship. and pursuing the practice rs vigorously.
and he hopes as successfully, rs ever. But he
will give his own special attention as heretofore
to claims upon the Government.
Daniel Pond has at his music room. Crystal
Arcade, new variety Of American Organs
made by s. d. & II W. Smith and he has the
agency for their sale in this county. They are
sweet toned instruments, and Mr.. Pond says
that having other agencies offered him, he
compared this organ with the much advertised
Mason * Hamlin's. and gave this the prefer.
cnce for purity Of tone.
M.s,rs. Twambiey & Cleaves have put up In
our sanctum Lewis patent eight day clock and
perpetual calendar, for which they have the
agency for this city. Besides its elegant hnish,
which Is attractive. ID Is an accurate timekeeper'
But Its new value Is that Il has two dial faces,
giving the day Of the week, day OF the month
and the month Of the year. all regulated by
'clock-work," and We have nothing to do but
wind'the clock once in eight days as in ordina.
ry timekeepers. II Is invaluable In all count
ing rooms and cannot receive too much praise.
Smaller clocks. with the same attractions, for
family use. can be had Of rwambley & Cieaves;
and as for that matter. call IN them for any.
thing you want kept BY jewellers, for they are
snterprising men. and have large and we'll
selected stock.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THERE are len in our once for collection some
$500 OF fire insurance bills, from the YORK Coun'
~ Mutual Fire Insurance Office. OF South berwick,
Maine These bills are In tho arst aud sccond cisss
OF said company. and have been IN our hanos Io'
collection some six months. We sent speciaI mo.
tice TO all on receipt OF the bills: asking payment
for the same ut once. This 10 the last call by Us
Ir not attended TO In Is days from date the Dilis
will b returned 10 the eoppanyS ONCE, ana tnen
cost will he made on the same al once. THOSE VINO
heed this notice will DAD Us during ONCE hours,
from "A A. NJ till Q r. 81, every weekday AwoIu
10 the wi,e IL sufficient You have got your ioot
toto the trap not by our influence, and now YET y
out with as little trouble. rs possible. Cali anu
pay up, and savecost and when you insure AGAIN
20 Into some good stock company. We represent
many of the nrst and best companies In the coun.
try. BY insuring your buildings In good stock
Office you will save In the end % per cent. OF your
money.
IL Is Important TO insure your property, but more
important to insure your live. Your properly u
repairabie. your life IL irreparable.s Call on US
aud bring your rrlends--insure your property ana
yoar lives. We have the honor TO represent the
Mas. Mutual Life, capital over si0o,0OO and the
n. l.. Mutual, with O capital az over se5p,ooo-two
as good companies as can ne found In this country;
and VIC have on our hooks over 1000 names, among
them the best mon In the country. from the presi-
dent Of the United States To the humblest citizen
We shall be happy to see you MI NJ any tne Is
pee,aIly II you bring the money To pay your DIS
Respectfully yoirs, .oy
Oaee city Building, Bhldcicrd, Maine.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. EEsEMAN'S PILLS

The combination Of ingredients In these Pills Is
the result OF long and extensive practice. They
are mild In their operation and certain In correct
Ing all irregularities, Painful Menstruations, re-
moving all distractions. whether from cold or oth
erwise headache, pain In the side, paipitation oil
the heart whites all nervous Affections Mysteries,
fatigue pain in the back and limbs, &c disturbed
sleep which arise from interruption OF nature
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS was the commencement
Of new era In the treatment OF those irregu larl-
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Or CHEESEMAN'S Pills are the most ensctnsl
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Pills vent By mani. promptly, by RENTING TO the
roprietor. Sold by druggists generally.
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