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.nn GtN From Teeas.
ttsatt New YORK, Aug. 2.
The steamer Evening Star brings New Or
leans dates of the 18th ult
The Times Galveston correspondence says
seven railroads are all in running order IN
Texas, comprising an aggregate OF over 4Oo
miles.
The Federal troops have bagged about 30 OF
the miscreants who created so much terror In
the interior of the State by their robberies.
The trial of the rebel Col. Lowry at Hous-
tor. for pniling down the national flag, is still
progressing.
The Houston Telegraph says over 5000
oaths of amnesty and 1000 soldiers paroles
have been taken. There have been great
many robberies, and jayhawkers had been ar
rested in the western part of the State, and
much money recovered.
The Dallas (Texas) Herald says that Gen.
Throcl1norton, who went last April to make
treaty with the Indians, has returned, his mis-
sion proving successful. he brought back
with him nine captives from the indians.
Brownsville correspondence says accounts
nom the interior represent a sad state of at
fairs. The returned rebel soldiers have, in a
spirit ofreVenge, turned upon those who STAYED
at home, and murder and rob them. o
The Times of tie 10th says that we have
just learned that the fremont House and
large portion of Galveston has been DESTROYED
by ire. The military finally suppressed the
hames
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s5tLs 5s9a sl 81. f NEW YORK, Aug. 2.
Cotton quiet and firm; sales 1000 bales Middling
Upland at 46c. h
Hour--sales 1890 bbls. State and Western rath-
or more steady and quiet. State 90 a $50. Round
Hoop Ohio 8 Is q Is. Western 80 a 10. South
ern dull and heavy; sales 450 bbls. Canada sales 300
bbls at 60 a 9 90.
Wheat advanced &c a Be and closed quiet; sales
$4,000 bushels. Chicago Spring 40. Milwaukee
Club 40 @1 S. Amber Milwaukee 49, Winter
Red Western 70 q 80, the latter for choice. Am
Der Michigan 49,
Corn--without decided change and closing dull F;
sales S. 200 bushels Mixed Western at 904 a Gle for
high mixed mostly yellow.
Oats-lOwer.
Beef-quiet 5A f4 a i-@
Pork-trm and with better demand; sales 1900
cash.. =
Butter-quiet.
Whiskey- frmer; sales 800 bbls Western at 2 10 a
. ~, closing strong at the price.
Sugars-Iuore active; sales 1900 mas orto Rico at
IA a 15c Muscovado III q 13c. -
Coffee-dulI.
Molasses-dull.
Naval Stores-dulI. ste-sa ,
Freights to Liverpool-ouiet and frmer at 334d for
corn, and Id for Wheat.
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New YORK, Aug. 2.

President JoInsOn's HeaEtEs-RatEyO0d COL
lLlll-L ~ -.Iu.. LisiO1a. ~
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vessels Wanted.

.ao,slyta TWO VESSELS Of t5o ID 200 fms ca
IL paeity in coal each. Ia lad ~ " Soca p "a
MI Cape Breton, for Sacol A liberal freight
win b paid. Appiyt 70 = : ''s'''
.s5zss :. McdtLYERY, RYAN a DAVIS. ioe
se.fe.M 16i Commercial Street.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.
The steamer Circassian sails for Southamp-
ton and Bremen on the 10Th inst, under the
American flag. ss4#,
Gen. Mel aughlin's brigade of Massachusetts,
troops marched up Broadway this forenoon to
Union Square, preceded by Robertson's and
the brigade's bands The troops were warmly
greeted along the line of march, spectators
waving handkerchiefs, cIapping hands and
cheering them. The national colors were
raised on the houses and stores, and salute
was fred from the New England Rooms. At
Union Square, the troops halted in front OF
the Union League Club House, where they
were treated to liberal supply Of lager beer.
The officers were entertained in the rooms OF
the Club, and afterwards shown through the
building. At 1.3O p M. the line was reformed
and marched down broadway to the Battery,
where dinner, provided by the ladies, await
ed them. ~
Messrs Tucker, Cutler and Butterfield, in
cards, deny that any sentiments in favor OF
renewing the rebellion in any way was uttered
at the meeting of JEFF Davis friends In this
city. 5E M 4
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CAIRO, ILL.,, Aug2.
The steamer Ruth brings New Orleans dates
to the 9th ult. seaa
Macmillan is expected at Mata1noras sooq,.
Gen. Mejia has forbid all persons leaving Mat
amoras without pass, or crossing into It from
Brownsville. Cortfnas has been punIshing
robber ban'is and proclaimed all communica-
ton or commerce between Matamoras and
other ports closed. i' q 4srr
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2.
The steamer Nevada brings Savannah dates
of the 10Th ult. e.a.s evan e8s4f s
The U. s. military police force at Savannah
has been disbanded, and an organization of
armed patrols substituted. The provost courts
have been abolished, and all criminal ca7es are
to be tried by Capt. Cox, as post provost mar
shall The junction of district Judge air, per-
formed by Lieut.. Col York. eafsD
+. w. Sims, the former proprietor of the
Savannah Republican, has petitioned for the
restoration Of his property, bit Gen. Braman
has ordered that on account of his reasonable
conduct the petition be denied.
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by TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.

TO THE
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Fros. Foa.tress Monroe.

80 tss Fortress MONROE, Aug. 2.
The Park Street Baptist Church at Peters
burg was struck by lightning last Saturday
night and entirely destroyed.
The United States will sell at public auction
at Camp Hamilton, August Sth, $50 horses
and 100 mules, and ON the 14tll, 150 horses
and so mules.
Richmond, with ~ cannon captured from the
reiels, arrived to-day. Some are rough, I'M
finished castings. Among them is the Whit
worth gun, that during the latter part OF last
summer and fall, played upon Gen. Buffers
signal tower on James River. The gun bears
the following Inscription: @Whitworth 'rd-
nance Company, Manchester, 1860" and
Richmond Arsenal, August %, 1864"
A colored man was murdered in Eastyille
yesterday, by two Confederate soldiers. One
was arrested and the other escaped M
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DR.. ID. still continues TO Extract Teeth by FLFc-
TRICFrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth stumps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation TO call
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC NAsHiNrs for sale
for family use, with thorough instructions.
DIR. D. con accommodate few patients with board
and treatment at his house.
Office hours from o'clock A. M. to u Il; from
to p. NJ, and to in the evening".
Consultation free. novft
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Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomaehs lame
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; Cizzi-
ness and swimming in the head with indigestion and
constipation Of the bowels pain In the side and bael
leueorrh@a, for whtesl; falling Of tire womb with in
ternal cancers; tumors polypus, and all that long
train of diseases win find in Electricity sure means
OF cure. For painful menstruatiOn, too profuse
menstruation, and all Of those long line Of troubles
with Young ladies' Electricity is a certain srecifc
and win, in short time, restore the sufferer to the
vigor of health.
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Boarding, Hack and Livery Stable !.
At Geo. III. BG0cocls's old Stand,
ass Wa FEDERAL STREET. % gidsIr

ENHE subscriber, having been at the above place for
Il the past seven years, would inform his friends
and the public that he is still at the old stand where
he intends to devote his entire attention to the * *
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a SELECT PARTY.-The beautiful steamer
'"Ga2ellea has been chartered to take part
down the bay next Tuesday evening, to enjoy
aLloonhglt excursion anddance. The steam
er, on her rip down, win land those who wish
to ENJOY the luxurv of ''winter evening
dance, at The Ottawa House, after which che
win proceed down the hal'bor, passing amona
the y,ai9aS Islands, aifording an excellent OF
portrnifg 10 witness one Of the most delightful
4 scenes 10 be enj Dyed in all New England. The
management is in the hands ofgentlemen whc
viii leave nothing und3ne that win contribut
to the enjoyment Of their guests. That tle
character Of The party may be unexceptionable
the managers will observe the utmost caution
iafhe disposal of tickets. See advertisement
INTEGRAL REVENUE The following table
/. shows the different monthly assessments upon
manufactures in the 1st District of Maine
from T7llq 1894 to June 1865 -
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The ,,,,ercint Depayi,nent.

Are Bookkeeping in all its forms Commercial Law
: Commercial Arithmetic; Business Correspondence;
' Telegraphing; Penmanship; Photography, &c,
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LIMITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARrERmAsrrn.

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsrER,
Washington, ID. c., July IS, 1s65.
AUCTION SALE OF BOILING STOCK
,, YIN be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to lie highest
Oi1ler, the following rolling stock:
sto1 LOESDAY, September 10. at the Portland Co.'S
Vp ~ cortland, Maine, Six 10y Locomotive Engines
Ivil,i.. Ii kSDAY, September q, at Hinkley &
tive Engines A-s'' run Va i1O'0i'o-
nan on PpUNS19AY September 25 at Kenneth Square,
Cars onr e es PENN, Fifty t53) Box Freight
Oars, iour Ieet Observation-Disclosures -ouOe
On WEDNESDAY, September y. al WHINING
gauge. 'e N'-A'' NV iOVt
Ihe above stock is all new, and Of the very best
The Engines are five foot gauge, five foot drivers
and cylinders 16x24 inches. They can he ebansd IL
narrow gauge at trihing expense.
Sales to commence al 10 A. ~
Terms: Cash in Government funds
II. L. ROBINSON,
july29dtd Brevet Colonel and A. q. M.
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Great INDUCEMENTS

l|a rOh KAhIlEo N1ohiNN ~ BUILD.
TTNHE subscribers offer for sale large quantity oe
Il desirable building lots in tie West End Of tbe
city, lying on Vaughan, Pine, Neal, Carlton Thomas
Kest Emery, eastman, Lewis, Bramhail Nonu.
ment, Danf6rth, Orange and Salem Streets
They win sell on a credit Of from one 10 ten wears
desired by the purchasers, and to parties WHO will
build houses Of satisfactory character tteg teU al
vdnce fdesired one fourth Of the cost OF J1,Iipo On
completion q ne house From parties who build i'm
mediately, NO CASH PAYMENTS REorrRFD
Apply every day except Sunday from nine IN ton
A. NJ at the Office Of the subscribers, where plans
may be seen, and fun particulars obi aimed.
Portland, May 9, 1865. = -,fN N ms SSIl'
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5 t,L.s .gol5ss9s AsPY BAY, N. F., Aug. 2.
"a The steam yacht Clara Clarita, with Engi-
neer Everett's party on board, arrived this
morning The weather is fine and the ele-
ments most favorable for the prosecution of
the work of undermining and repairing the
telegraph cable across the Gulf Of st. Law
renee. sli 95 Tal9.7Go8a
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4 ssr sias n ea.f BUFFALO, Aug. 2.
It was reported here this morning that Gov
ernor BTough, of Ohio, was dead. A dispatch
from Cleveland, however, dated at noon, re-
ports that he slept comfortably last night and
has fair appetite. 1.9a n.
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Neao ElaaLal.d Screap lStenmeIin -

A SPECIAL MEETING of the stockholders CT the
I1New England Screw Steamship cppany win be
held ON TUESDAY, the fifteenth day Of August
IN Portland, at three O'Clock p. A. for The GLOWING
purposes 9
First-To see whether they win Increase the Cant
seeond-Tosee whether they win make any altera-
tons in the Bylaws.
Thirdly-To attend TO any other business n at nav
legally come before them.
f8.NlH Per Order.
July %, 1se5.-dtd
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Manufacturers and Traders, R0,,J.

4 iVfktSfQNDtNTS and Deposlt0rs ape terels
~ notified that at the close of busIness on NO.
pa Z, uLI 5lst, 1885, the assets AMI bfances OF
this Bank viii be trans erred TO THE HAEICNAI
TRADERS BANK, Of Portland. under Which name
and title the business Of the Bank VIII thencoiv ara
De coudueted. An orders, checks and communiea-
tons should be addressed accordingly.
stockholders requested to hand in their certf-
Gates to be exchanged. ~
-1- EDWARD GOULD Cashier.
Portland, July %, 1865. july3ld3w
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additional Foreign Nesce.

HEARTS CONTENT. N. r, Aug. i, n
..ssslf g'A via Aspy Bay, Aug. 2. 81
The steamship Hibernia, from Glasgow the
22d nit, for New York, was intercepted by the
Associated Press News Yacht on Tuesday af-
ternoon; and the City Of Dublin, from Liver
pool the 22d, via Queenstown, for New York,
was intercepted at the same point an hour
later. Their news had been anticipated by the
Asia at Halifax a.aa
Crowds are beginning to gather here from
all parts OF the island to witness the landing of
the Atlantic Cable
The weather is unprecedently fine. zl 5aa.
The Great Eastern was at Valencia on Mon
day morning, July 24th The favorable wealth
er encourages the hope that the cable across
the Gulf of the st. Lawrence will be got in
working order in day or two.
,,1gl.a. .tIJl.. 80
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ETo7i5dIsSrs OF GEN. GRANT-Lieuten-
ant General GranF. with his family and suite,
and such cifizsns as have been invited to ac-
company the party, viii leave for Augusta, IN
a special train, ct 9 O'Clock this morning. He
viii return in the evening, arriving here AZ 2
O'clock
Tomorrow in the forenoon, he win make
an excursion among the Islands, and at l.2O
WI leave for the Alpine House, where be will
stop at night, and on Saturday will proceed to
Quebec. ser s. aisH 81
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LCftu of Portland.

. .a...l.. July 28th, 1885,
NOTICE is hereby given that 1t Is the inteTion ot
the City Council to establish grades for tie fol-
lowing named Streets, viz: Mavo Case, Oak. Pros
Pect and Grove Streets, and that the COMMITTEE on
Streets &C., win bear all parties interested therein
on Friday, August Eurtb, between the hours n
three and five O'Clock P. NJ Of that day. on the said
Streets respectively.
l q g. Per Order Of Committee
-.a. CHARLES R. GOoDELL, c. C.F.
.. Uf iu1V0 ana
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IA vass for the NO
LADIES' GUIDE
The most simple method ever offered 10 the ublie
for CUTTING DRESSES. Ladies wanting ennnIo,y
ment can obtain a lucrative business
Address HRS. G. II. SANFORD
= Portland Name
Gall at No. Brattle St., or 81 Middle ST ag1 lin
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Portland RAILROAD COMPANY The
increase of business. on the Horse Railroad is
large, as will be seen by a comparison of the
travel and receipts for the month Of July, com
.,,a~a5 rviff tI,at 1,,a,tI, Iast v,ar.
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AssOt5.sr Of TIE Supposed Comsptrators As-
rested. - ~

WASHlSGTttN. aug. =. %
The Star says: This morning the train from
Baltimore brought in the prisoner reported to
be John Fl. Suratt, in charge Of Capt Smith of
the I'd U. S. Artillery, and Provost Marshal of
Memphis, Tenn, and under guard of aSergeant
and three men of the 18th Illinois regiment
He was heavily ironed, and ON his arrival at
the depot was Immediately escorted to car
riage and driven to the Provost Marshal's Of
flee, where Col. Ingraham ordered him to be
committed to the Old Capitol Prison. He was
arrested In Memphis July 10th, by Captain
Smith, not on suspicion of being John 81. SUI
raft, as has been intimated, but On a charge of
having been engaged in the conspiracy, and it
is said that the evidence against him is very
conclusive. He gives his nalle as John ID.
Rigan, and stateslthat he is froln Texas, andlias
been a Captain in the Confederate service
He bears singular resemblance in his features
e the Suratt laily, but those who knew John
Fl. Suratt when here, are positive that this
man is not him. The prisoner is dressed in
grey, with light colored sloueh hat,.ands about
5 feet inches in height, rather slim and slen-
der frame, lighi or sandy hair, light complex
ion, slightly freclSled, light blue eyes, sharp
nose, rather long, and has the lnuclxle of the
little finger Of his right hand shot off, appar-
emily by ball,
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He further saws

liz 1~i'te NtA OAilOAchlc, WHO uGlQ OIuCO ulUcr
the Federal Government before the war. and
who were most active in getting up the rebel
lion, and who held offices under the confederate
aJid state Governments during the war. are
now holding offices in the State, and are in
triguing and using their whole influence to get
in possession of all the Offices within the Gift
Of the Federal Governments.
The disloyal are banded together, and viii
band together irrespective of antagonistic DO
litical antecedents, and will unite their undi-
vided political strength at the ballot box to
elect their candidates to all offices, both State
and Federal They ignore Union men, and
leave no stone unturned To destroy their polit-
ical influence. They already have in their in
terosts two newspapers in Fredericksburg,
they hold the municipal offices of the town,
and have ever since the war begun. They say,
"Let by-gones be by-gonesj" and yet they are
having, and are determined to have all things
their own way in Virginia.
The disloyaiists South and North will unite
their forces, and to deceive the masses, viii
form mighty political organization, and will
call it the Old Jcffersonian Democratic party,
and viii move, ipossible, heaven and earth in
1868, to possess the reins of Government
And should that pseudo-democratic, OF loco
foco party ever get into power again (which
curse may Tod AVERT smay the Lord have
mercy on Union men" and the poor negroes.
III OIucI W COtDlt0fdcI Ul6S6 influences as
much as possible, propose to publish an I'M
compromising Union newspaper in the town
of Fredericksburg, Va. 1 say uncompromising
because the tine has come when the line
must be drawn with mathematical preci ion
between disloyslists and loyalty. Either the
one or the other must triumph. Iftreason
triumph, our country is gone, if loyalty pre-
vail it is safe.
The editor of the State Journal SAYS:
The State has never had better journalist
than Mr.. Hunnicutt, and we shall hail his re.
appearance among the corps editorial as an
augury of that better day coming for the true
union men of the oil Commonwealth of Vir-
ginia. V g5 g8asa
The many friends of Mr.. Hunnicutt in this
State, where he has performed much labor for
the cause of loyalty and right, viii rejoice to
hear Of his prosperity, and that he has buck
led on the harness to do service for the Union
cause in the great issues now before the coun-
try. e aaisatH ~ Iag af ffl4.
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a A stated meeting of the Maine Charitable
~ q Mechanic Association, win be held IN n G
EYlaprary Room ON Thursday evening, Aug 80,
julySitd STEPHEN MARSH, Secretary.
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PIcKPocKETs. There was gang of these
sfoundrels round Tuesday, operating upon the
crowd. We have heard of three cases in which
they we're sac 'essiul, one in which woman
had her pocket picked Of wallet containing
s25. the others, two gentlemen who were re-
liayed. one OF $50 and the other of $40 and a
railroad ,lass. .-..r !. -
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statement of.he Pubuc peos.

III. sat g WosHINGToN, Aug. 2.
The man brought here from the west who
was supposed to be John 81. Suratt, is said, in
quarters where the truth is known, to be some
other Individual. His right name thus far hsas
been kept secret. a.sa ea 9aea ase
The official statement Of the public debt. ap-
pears from the books of the Treasury Depart
ment, on the 31st of July, shows the amount
outstanding to be $2,757, 253, 275.S5, and divi-
ded thus, viz: debt bearinS interest in coin,
81, 10Sy662, 641.SO. on which the interest is 1884,,
521.S37.50 Debt bearing interest in lawful
money, 81 rs ,156,545, on which the interest
is $74, 740,630.7S. Debt on which interest has
ceased, 81 ,527120. Debt bearing no interest,
$357, 10000. Total interest both in coin and
lawful money, $13y, 262, 46S.3S. The legal ten
der notes in circulation are as follows: one and
two years per cent. notes, $39,054, 49, u.
s. notes, old issue, S372,603. q. S. notes, new
issue, $432, 6S7, 1865. Compound interest notes.
act ofMarch 3D., 1863, S15,0O0,00O. Compound
interest notes, act Of June Both, 1864, $197,-
131, 470. Total legal tenders in circulation.
$685., 236,260. The amorlnt of fractional cur
rency Is $25, 750,000. Uncalled for pay reaui-
sitions and miscellaneous items of the War and
Navy Department, 15,7S6,0O0. Amount of
coin in the Treasury, S35, 1885, 900, and of cur
rency, $S1 ,420o0D. T. tai amount in Treas
ury, S116,7S9, 632.59. asAIao3
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MAINE WESLEYAN SEMINARY,
III. Ind FenanLe CoLLene.

THE FALL TERM viii commence. MONDAY
1 Aug. 14th.
i Board, including use Of furnished room washing
wood and lights, win be reduced to $500 per week.
unless the price ofprovisions materially advance.
II. p. TORSEY, President.
kents Hill, July 21st, 1865. july2leod2w
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Thursday Morning, August 8, 1865.
PORTLAND AND VICINITY

New Advertisements To-day
Lntertainmelt-T heatre-Deering Hal.
Az -on 5ale--Henry Bailey d Co.
n sica- Noters of Falmouth.
N0iice-Voters of Yarmouth.
lanlish-Caucus.
Situation Hauted.
ClJhi,its- Vim. Brown.
B0ard-Aibi,n House.
Houge il Iet-tliehari Crockett.
Summer Goods b. +. Hamilton q 20.
Room Wamtel-T. B. Ripley.
Noiice-Iniesnational Steamship Co.
Memorandum Book Lost-John ID. Lord.
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Auction Sales.

Horses, Carriages, HarnesSas. .Nc-
at Auction. '
ON SATURDAY, Aug. 9Th, at 1o'clock A. NJ NJ
" Jonn hussell's Carriage Manufactory Nos' iii
ana 10 Congress 81, fine assortment OF new and
second hand Carriages, consisting Of m NV
LlNOS, OPEN and TOP BUGGiES. ST : Ts1ss
Side-Spring Wagons, &C., new and IN f'nc sfyie 80
finish. Also second hand Express and HlaFlser Wa
ons; new and second hand Harnes es SC 81 ""s
No postponement on account Of the weatfer
Ks HENRY BAILEY & CO. Aucd5neers
Aug. 1-dtd
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NTHERE he would respectfully announce To tha
w citizens Of Portland and vicinity, mat he las
permanently located in this city Inrino tIe Two
years we have been in this city, we have cured some
Of the worst forms Of disease In persons who lave
tried other forms Of treatment in vain and eurino
patients In short time that the questign IL ar
asked do they stay curedY To answer thisouesiion
will say that all that do not stay cured we Will
doctor the second time.
DR.. D. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years, and Is also regular graduated rhvsician
Electricity Is perfectly apted to chronic iseages i'm
the form Of nervous or sick headache; NEURALGIA in
the head, neck, or extremities; CONSUMPTION vi en-
In the acute stages or where the lungs not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism, scrcfula Lii
OF the spine, contrac ed muscles, distorted lin Is
palsy or paralysis, st. Vitas Dance deAfess stem
mering or hesitancy OF speech, DYSPEPSIA indices-
ton, constipation and liver complaint pleg-we cure
every case that can be presented; asthma broucli-
us, structures Of the chest and al forms Of female
complaints.