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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-05
BRITISH DRY GOODS

CLOSING OUT SALE at Popular Prices at Store
~ Commercial St., Hid. Widgery's Wharf,
English Cloths and Cassimeres.
English Tailors' Trimmings.
Army Blankets.
English Flannels.
English Ladies' Cloth.
English Tweeds.
Linen Goods.
Black and Colored Alpacas.
Balmoral Skirts.
English Prints
Shawls.
British Dress Goods.
Travelling and Knit Shirts.
English Dispatch Bags.
English Fancy CoatinRs.
English Waterproof Goods.
English Sheetings-two yards wide.
Gunny Cloth.
Bleached Crash.
English Soap-in bars.
ALSO
Large lot Cotton Shirts, Flannel Drawers, Dress
ing Gowns, Towels, Linen Bed Sacks, Linen Shecfs,
Cotton Sheets, Linen Pillow Cases, Linen Coverlids,
Suits Clothing, Shoes. july24d2w
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TNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
, oFFIcE oF ASSISTANT ouAnrrnMAs rrn.

Pr VfFlcE OF ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsrER,
Auction aSshaiIngton. d. O., July IS, 1sc5. !
u,1i JSOlii00N SALE OF ROLLING STOCK
,, MiI Dc sold at PUBLIC AUCTION 10 lie HIGHEST
pldde1, the following rolling stock. - ~ IL ss''
On TUESDAY, September ia 81 a., r, .,--, ~, q,
ohop IN PORTLAND N aine, Six 10y Locomotive r,css
,,, Vn III eskSDA4, September 81 at Hinkley a
tive Engines. Oui Va Locono-
On h NOM September @, at Kemett Square,
Cars, four feet eight-and- a-halEinch gauge
On WEDNESDAY, September a. al Wilni,c
ton, Del, Eghty-four s4) Box Freight Cars, i've fet
gauge. tt-
The above stock is all new, and of the very best
quality. -+i
The Engines are five foot gauge, five foot drivers
and cylinders 1ex24 inches. They be changed e.
narrow gauge at trihing expense.
sales to commence at 10 A. M.
Terms: Cash in Government funds
II. L. ROBINSON,
JuiyzSotd Brevet Colonel and A. 9. NJ.
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SOME OF THE BUMMERs ON THEIR M,


SOME OF THE RUNNERS ON THEIR Mus
cLE.-Yesterday fifteen or twenty of the men,
bers of the 9th Maine, having got paid off,
took the train for their homes in Massachu-
sets and New York. When conductor Hatch
came round to collect the fares, they refused to
pay. The train was stopped at Hallowell and
a part Of the rowdies elected. The remainder
then pitched in for mutual free fight. One
victim had an eye closed, another got his ear
chewed up, and third had a nose like mann
moth blackberry. They made raid on the
newspaper stand, and cleaned it out of eata-
bles. 1t was feared that they would make an
assault on the refreshment saloons in the de-
pots here, but they shew no inclination that
way. When the train left for Boston their zeal
did not seem to be cooled down in the least
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RMLIaIoUs NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS notices of twenty-five words or less, free
all ex Is oj this amount will be charged ten cents
line e. words constituting line. This rule here
after A be rigiGly adhered to.-lPUB. PRESS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-05

Accn,ENT--Messrs. Andrew and Samuel
Z. Spring, while riding yesterday morning, were
thrown from their carriage in Spring street,
their horses having taken fright and ran away
They received some severe bruises, though not
Of dangerous nature MH ILfaI
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Notice.
JAMES II. erie and PRENTICE c. MANNING,
- are members Of our Firm from this dale.
80 Fl BYRON GREENOUGH a co.
Aug. 1, 1so5.--d2w
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rSTTTT ATED ON the corner of Fe ieral and Temple
- Streets about 100 feet Federal Stree, incln-
mo the Fulton House, two story Dwelling House,
and four Stores. r.-.
For particulars enquire Of
- S. II. CoLESWORTHY,
AugEd4w % Exchange st,
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100000 INCREASE
INSURANCE CAPITAL !!

rTNHE Directors of the "Piscataqua Fire and Marine
Il Insurance Company" would announce that the
Board has this day voted to increase the Capital
Stock Of said Company One Hundred Thousand Dol
lars, making the whole Cash Capital 100000. ~
Terms Of Subscription 500 per share, Cash-pay-
able Of the time of subscription, delivery Of the
Subscriptions may be made through the following
Agents. At iIt u aIf3I ff8
Boston, Messrs DAVID FAIRBANKS g. CO., No.
Is State Street,
Portland, Me-. Messrs JOHN r. DOW a. SON Cor
Exchange and Milk Streets n ,.lt,st m -'5l
Biddeestord, Me-, RUFUS SMALL 8 SON, City
Blddef5rd, Me-, THOMAS QUIsIBY. ESQ.
Exeter, H., WOODBRIDGE oDLIN, Esq, r.
Norway, Me-, FREELAND HOWE, ESQ. -'@1-
Jnly 18th, 1866. a1gidtf
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Horse RAMRoAD.--The stockholders of the
Portland Railroad are reminded that their
meeting stands adjourned to A O'Clock this az
ternoon, at the Office of the company under
Lancaster Hall.
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Auction Sales.

Horses, Carriages, Harnesses. &c.
at Auction.
ON SATURDAY, Aug. 9th, at 1 1o'cIsck A. NJ. AZ
" John RusselPs Carriage Aianuihctor NOS. iii
and 113 Congress st, a fine assortment Of new and
second hand Carriages Consisting Of JIMMY
LlNDS, OPEN and TOP BUGGJES, sC.S TOPS
Side-Spring Wagons, &C., new and In fAe style and
nnish. Also second hand Express and Market Wag-
onsj new and second hand Harness es, &c, &c.
NO postponement on account Of the weather.
Aug. lid - : ~
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FORTRESS MONROE. Aug. I

from FORTRESS Moaroe- Raising of the Frig-
ate Congress.
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Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs, lame
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizzi-
ness and swimming in the head, with indigestion and
constipation Of the bowels; pain In the side and back;
leucorrh9a, Tor whitesl; falling Of the womb with in
train of diseases win find in Electricity sure means
of cure. For painful menstruation, too profure
menstruation, and all Of those long line Of troubles
with Young ladies', Electricity is certain ST ecifc
and viii, in short time, restore the sufferer to the
vfOor of health
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r. e M o " A Il /!
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
Has removed his Office from cIapp's Block to
ia MIDDLE STREET,

WHERE he would respectfully announce to TIE
w citizens OF Portland and vicinity, that he has
permanently located In this city LuIing the 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 curing
patients In so short time that the question is en-
asked, do they stay cured? To this question
we viii say that all that do not stay cured win
doctor the second time.
Dr.. 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 extremities; consumption vi en-
in the acute stages or where the lungs fully
aIHae or Snrolic scroina mp
Of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy or paralysis, st. Vtas Dance Deafness STAN
mering or hesitancy OF speech, dyspepsia indiGes-
ton, constipation and liver complaint pies-we cure
every case that can be presented; asthma bronchi-
enmnlainfs.
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BY Electricity

The Rheumatic, the gouty the lame and tire law
leap with joy, and move with the agility and electric
ity Of youth the heated graid II coolei; the fcst-
bitten limbs restored, the uncoufh defNrmities re-
moved; hiptness converted to vigor. weakness to
strength the blind made to see tie deaf to lear and
the palsled form to move upright the blefnia Of
youth are obliterated; the ACCIDENTS ofmatuTe lite
prexented; the calamties Of old age obvated and
active circulation maintained
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-01
WM. a. BURBANK.
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WILLIAM b WALTON.



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tru~ cps af saIi F~rls1 cot ar..-r af Gent
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t. a. Wonlr.li- Cert "a Caanft Nas.rnlssi.rlrrs
uifhia anf g. ~ Cosaff sf - Ed
v nt n rrfiIroaers in t-haH nf ~ irhs'atsrfr
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iEoTUcTING NINEEY. GR,rrs. &c. ~
WHITE In answer 20 an inquirs a. 90
thc best mode Of vinteriug exotic grapes
IN houses. and rcachcs and uectAriues "a
pots. ii'e Gardencr r. Moaihiy Tor Scp,cra-
gives the following. The sun shining on
anything frozen severely. o. liable q iniare
u. Fruits ~hich often blossom freely IN
spring. and astonish their owners by not
sctting fruit after al. Ne aitrihute 90 IN
Jgry 90 the uudcscloped s;aucns or pistils.
While vet m the bud. ~ severe wcather
The wood and leaf beds arc injured partial
y in tbe sane degree. Al the protection
grape-vines. peaches. etc. rrqairc. - 90 b.
kept from tie s1n IN winter. Vines can bs
i'ee uP ~ith straw. - laid on the groaad
and covered wfh c9rn-sialk.. celar-brusb
or any other material. tapping sas-tsrrcd
paper around the loser part Of fhc stems
90 drive a~ay mic,. or rat. The most sue
cessiul ptach ani ncciarinr groEer we
know. pats al her pots (for ii j. a LADY an
ateur) on a she'd on thc northern side "a
ihc garden. an piies in large quantity a
dry leaves About RE pots. o. keep then
from bursting b. severe fro.t, and from
drying Up Here they stay tiI srring
Gas-tar Is also put about the mass so drive
Awsy the nice Any barn or she'd vili d..
Wineries 80 think arr best shaded in SOM
mer, bot The best material. j. set a. open
question.
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Hint. on Painting old Wood Work.

A. soon a. therc have been one or to
bard frosts 70 XII most % The flies. Il VII
be an excellent tiu'e % paint wood uork in
the Kitchen. or any other part q the house.
SAVING nothing Of The economy o. painting.
Il - an excellent practice - srriy thin
coat q paint % al the wood work Of The
kitchen, onoe IN ? or 3 YEAR. Good paint
always saves much hard labor IN keep re-
such parts 81 housc clean. Scmc doors
that arc used often. need painting evcry
year. 20 Keep them a. al decent. Il T. not
bes; 70 pct on thick heavy coats. A. these
are ueediessly expensive. and after scu
wears VII look bad The sane amount o.
paint aPPiied of.en IN thin Goals wiu lock
better and eost liitie more.
Where wood work = much soilei. espec-
ALLY BY hands not serupsiossly clean. IL g..
sometimes difkcuit 90 make even The bet
Of paint hoh eel. It~Ii dry soon enourh
bot -iil Afterwards peel OF. Tor paint vail
not adhere eel 20 a dirty. grvasv surfacc
Tbs Is pAriieulArly the case in roous.
where Washing and cooking are Usually car
red on.
In order to make paint stick and become
about a. firm a. the wood itself. va.h the
surface thoroughiy With unoaerAisiy strong
ley. using a short swAb. thea wipe IL Of
With q cloth wrung oct IN irrsh water
This vill remove al grease and dirt that
prevents the paint from taking a frm hold
Paint Cor such places shoull o. msde q
the bet white lead. uiixcd 90 The oor.sis-
tence 81 thin crearn. With to parts a the
best boiled lias~ed oil. and one part Of good
lacquer. or liquid drier.- Sach paiat vill
dry in one dsy. and become sueiciently
hard 70 handle IN Ten DAYS. 4 vciy small
quantity Of lamp black vii make beautiful
lead color. yellow ochre nav b. AIDED
untl The paint j. q ihc desired shade for
foors. mop-boaris. or wainscoting Pure
White lead ior the body wili make q much
more durable paint for floor. than most
other kinds The use Of zinc white. vh.ca
Is much sapcrlor 60 uhiie lead Ia some SIT
uations. a. Cor instance in prlvies. u attend
q by liiile diaclliy. hccagsc IL must be
app icI very thiek 20 cover vel. ~h~n used
alone hui a serond coat. not % ibick. nav
d. put or over other paint. and "a wiii give
greater 6riliiancy aid vii not farnish from
sulphurous gases frequently rising from
siak-drains. etc. nor from The cxciasion Of
light. Which causes ~hi;e lead paint % turn
yeilo~. An. Agriculturisi
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Portland * Boston Line.
Summcr Arrangement.
TnE srE AnER>

TIIE SRI AHER>
Forest City. Lewiston and kontreAi.
NGtLL. urtI faril-r e.facr. roe ST.
w t.un
Leave AfIaaf,r -hsrf. fariisai. ~rrrs Na-.iss
ars.st. "a r..-rs.iss. I harr..sf. rtlss ed -
artss al a.rlsrt y ~ sat tnils -harf. h.
taa. sv~rs Meslsy. 7 -,-ass. "A s,i-sstay. Thur.-
tar. Frttlt 81 ~afar-as. af : o'ctark = ~
ial~ ra tstrn s2oo
EFfrrrraf tskru ss asaaI
- raa.l.aaF arr s.f rs-l..a..tlr 80 hsgrsgr ta
srr srarurf fstr-tire - .a faa-r. 81 thsf r~r-
sa.sI. aalrss o..f.rr Elsea aaa Fast g. lei 80
rat~ ai ae~ fas-Tagrr 90 rrrrr $50 sttttians.
ssIar
T. billings. Agsut.
raris.a. Auz s. LIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-01

To Mar Coon CuEn TIE apples
should be ripe ard sound. Dort pres. fle
cheese tli the cider runs clear Ar,r fl-
ing fhe barrels. remove them inm-iiltciy
o. a cool ccllar-lct thera .ari viii the
bung orcn until tho sediment begins o.
drop down. tb,n close teen. and pretty
soon after give ii thc fr.i rarkiag Abost
three rarkincs uil remove al tbc sediment.
Bouie before fhe weather becomes -urna
enough for ihe trees to put oct fl the bot
ties one-han inch from ihe corks then Ief
them stand twenty four hours after Sling
then take ho~i q boiling vaier. DIP tbe
end q the oort 90 60 in The bottle. in ihe
water holi Gle bottle .n the ieIt Land by
fhe neck anl drive the cork III 9Th q piece
az fence lafh. TIE bottles are then barred
in tbe sad in che cellar ~ this PROCESS.
orr be.' jersey spr'c. s.li make cider that
has often been drank by eries-,. f,r rtam.
payne sire. and ~il not charge tor ,ear..
only seeming o. rct more body Lstn9
water be Used on tbc sfra~. Dr. pl,lia-
s~av. Seep ih- corss up.
fCor Co1rfry Cert
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-01

T. ~ Ha.ar-sl- Cosst 81 C,u-i, Co-unissio,sr.
49, oxf,ft Csaufy.
WE ~ uatrrs fn-t. resitcafs 81 fho touat.
w Graitna. FL che Carnis ~ OxfarI STATE
~ Naine. ~usii rs-pecffuls rrpr~.rrf cha. IN -
teraiua ~ ~ Counis rad ia saif taua ri t'raf-
80 vsrV nurn nrctiri. sd airerafina q rnas-
n~nce ai nfar 81 81 csfll a. bel. .n saf1
io-u 81 tralioa. ani ~. trari-- -.sifh-srsfsr',
irr-c tlc 1ruais teat a. lfasriI. t.sI fl. ..l-
usiia- "a Eel $500 he dseriug h.-r.r ri Nafhaa
Bar left ts saaf tsrsltun. A. 80 ftst 20 pee
Vuur f.stltaoners uoai rr-r-er f-if rrsT-r-i fhaf
so-r hanrrs vnuil Tls.reri to 49, .ssi alrrairan
sr.i lsctie az $500 n treulrf l.fsrflraf.ie ed
lt-con.inae sa u,u~h of fhr eif C.snafs r.ai a.
shaH Do .'rrried adst.stir ~hra urrt. I'D tn
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PofSrs 90 Coon Gov noti-ed a
good Article in the Rarai 81 J5ne 1sf.. head.
q " P1rnts 81 Good Coz Z uouiI ssrn
up che shoie into ore point thst ras not
Hcufioued u Be- this For good dairy
CIV. choose one 9Th q striped boot. she
uiil sever fad \ Coz wifh dsrk boots nav
b. good ior large quantity q mlk. bsi i
-Ih not Be rioh. For medism coz.
choose ore 18th par 81 tbe hoof striped. or
az other color eKceTi DARK.
n Msitcson. ia Rural American.
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American and Foreign Patents
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SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Eafs Ars-f 81 z =. Pafs.f 49,. Wssk.rss-
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20 state, opposite Kilby street.
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AFTER a. rxfrrsffs practice of upwaris II
n - s~ars. rrstlarrs fa srrrrr fa'eafs rn the
taitrf ~rsfsss aIsa. 81 tsreaf hrlfsin. franos 90
hrr a.rs a. ronrfrrrs. tnrrtfs. ~rrrteraf il.ss
ftsats. Assigaasrafs. raf al falrrser ufaetuE-
sf rste.ts. rsrrufrf aa i.'rIai tsrus. So stfh
.i.se.frh. Resrrrrh~s nr.. infa Aarr.ran 90
.fs rf Fsifufs 30 iasruffnrr-and legal nr othrr
afstrs fr1arfri on ril rasfrrfs tnrhfrr 10 saa-~
Cons-s oi tar caf.us af 49, patrat fafnfshrt =,
rrauirtag 90 aaiisr, Assigasucuis rcrartsl 90
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l.nf. f.l thrarh "a irrrntnf- hsss s.Isaafnrrs g.
.sr.rng rlfrrts. "a ssrrrfa.afHE che o. .rf Iffs
ri nrrnf u-. ua-arIssss-i D.. 81 nst ias--essura-
hs s-r~fsrf e.. aas ~hnh CO D. eGrrrd fhrsn
rI.rs hfrs. IT, rrsf..l.nisi- tfi.s give rsare
dr. ua-ue MORE ~tCCE-~ftL At TffE
PATENT oFlIl O. thsa thr srisrrsi-rr. saf al.
~TTCFs~ - THE HE~T PROOF OT Al
NaNT ksts And ABILITY. be- saait go
ttaf Do has ahraftnf frasnas ts hr'-~s-. anf 90
pew. tnsi af o. aiher ace I'd ne ktat 49, 80
rh-rrss So grsarssionai srrrr0rs 90 u..atsrste
th~ iu.rarr-- practice of the saas-r ~ tariatg
tsrnIt srars gast hts snsiri ben ta arcuasrlsts
ra-f c.s,-t oi -r~rihrsttsas sd otart.l Do
rtsiars reasitss fo rat-uts.
Thr-~. t-ssa-s hi. -strn-iss 'i--ary ofirEai 80
l-rrr haairaf ~ofks. anf CD arc.aaais Of fasfrris
EraurHt FL thr initrt ~tsfrs sd Earulr. rrn.isr
htu sh.s i.r1 rsrl 81. s-ll-a. ts elrr suI-ftsr g.
ri.i'rs 60 otiaiufu- rateuss
A. urcrssllf ef fn1~n-s to Ma-htarian. e.
ffarurr lrsfraf. au D. asual grrat orlsg thsfs,
arr hrrr ssrrd inFrutars.
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24OO Acres of Land for
Salei

ft'ht s.assrr..rr nl~rs O. $40 tract ri 'ant RI
II atr.af fua heassat anc scr r.lrtr-i srrss
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tstr gaa.lft f.r cr'flssflra go r.r-r~f -ffh ih~
nr 'nsfrrr f.rrsf. rruerais hsrf 49, -arh
rrr r. t.frls irrrn asas r.fsra uIth srrrrr snt
teaaafk .af s.a.r r,n~. Ttrr~ t- al Craaft raat
fl sfft a au~ r..r ai sst isrt srfh r..-f rha.rr
an f. frrI ar' A.. fhrrr har|lrt arrrs ID .rr
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faaf. 81 $1,000 sfh harf saat. sqrurs arf
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