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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-12

DRowNED.-Mr. Delaney, a workman in
the WOODEN mills at North Vassalboro', was
drowned In the mill pond on Monday night
under peculiar circumstances. He went out
in the evening, as was common for him, to
amuse himself 10 fishing. Not returning at a
late hour, his wife, though somewhat uneasy
about him, gave 70 alarm, as he was accus-
toned to be out late. Early in the morning
search was made, and he was found drowned,
In shallow water only deep enough to cover
him. 1t appeared that while standing upon
q log that extended in from the shore, he had
aht--to which he was subject-and fell di,.
rectly into the water. Wdteru;lle Nal, 9th.
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Commercial.


Tut steallusHlp FeIukiah ON Z arther Point.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Juhe =
100 bales TO spectators and exporters The marx
has been buoy aut and prices Of the fair and m d.
firm with an upward tendency for Eastern desc.ip-
tons. 4s,a
LIVERPOOL BREADSrUFFS MARKET, June
3I.-Richardson, Spence Co. and others report
Flour dull and Irregular; w eat inactive and
Id lower; inferior Winter Red se(l8d; Corn heavy
and Cd ower; mixed z9s
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET, June 4.
Beef quiet ana SC ady; Pork very dull aud easier;
Bacon gu ct; Butter hrmer, with aa improvement
In Interior quality lizard fat and Id lower; Talio
quiet.
sLlVERP00L PRODUCE MARKET, June L.
Ashes quiet; rs, 6a@29s Cd Tor pots and pearls;
sizes; Spirits Turpsntine dull and nominal; Resin
fat; Linssed oil quiet and steady; Petroleum very
dull. az e14 - s4aA BIZ -. 2 7l71
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HThe Journal says the General Conference
Of the Free Baptist denomination of the United
States, will meet in Lewiston in the early part Of
next October. This body meets once in three
years. The session will be of Importance and
will draw together much of the talent of this
great religious denomination. 80
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aeilalage ca. ials.sa. New York, June 10.
The Posts Washington dispatch says al
though the Treasury Department is about to
issue limited amount OF certificates of In
debtedness, yet the gross amountis gradually
decreasing as the department is taking up
more matured certificates than 1t proposes to
issue. ssss s f III .s,..s.s,.|is--..s, IS. ,.. E
The Commercials dispatch says Mr. Hart
ley, who takes Mr.. Fields place as Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury, has been chief clerk
in the Treasury many years. Another expert
enced clerk, Mr.. Hoffman, will take the posi-
ton of CHIEF clerk ndeosek t>asa
The certainty that Gen. Lee and others have
been indicted for treason at Norfolk, causes
great excitement in Washington.
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MAeIcAL.-Prof. Young will open his cab
met Of curicsities, or magical portfolio, this
evening at Lancaster Hall, The Professor
brings with him voluminous newspaper ties.
timonials Of his powers in the magic art. "a
In relation to the recent statement in our
paper OF the alleged brutal assault upon him
in the night, on Federal street, and the subse-
quent statement that he was intoxicated and
run his head through basement window, and
thus made the cut under his chin, It is only
just to him to say, that there is still mystery
hanging about the matter; very natural, some
will say, inasmuch as he is magician. The
physician who was called to him Immediately
after the injury-a very worthy and respecta-
bic professional OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES us that
he found Mr.. Young perfectly sober, as was
his agent, that he discovered no sign Of his
having been intoxicated, and though the cut
might haze been made with glass, he does not
see how it was possible for so clean cut, an in.
cised mound, in the position and form in which
he found the wound in question, to be made
except with sharp instrument; and he furth-
or said it was precisely such a cut as he should
expect to be made with very sharp blade
such as pichpockets have in their finger rings.
Such is the physicians statement; We know
nothing about the matter further. aaa 9te
After the above was written letter was re-
ceived by our efficient City Marshal from the
LIST assistant City Marshal of Worcester, Mass,
who states that he is well acquainted with
Prof. Albert A. Young" that he has known
him during his whole official terms OF three
years and long time previous; that he 'smost
cheerfully testi6es to his correct habits, his
uniform sobriety and bis good character as a
citizen and man." and "unhesitatingly says
that he is a te rperate man !" that @he has.
worked in our shops MIR. x. is machinist by
trade) and resided in this community long
time" ...s...,'4 NJ f..-s ~.
As Prof Young is an entire stranger in our
community, we deem it but just to give him
the benefit of this in our columns aud to say
that Marshal Head, npon the receipt of this
letter, as we are informed, treated Prof. 7. ia
very kind manner and appeared highly
pleased to receive such vindication of his
reputation frsm such professional source.0a
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Fron. cNesc. Orleans. :.

NEW YORK, June IL.
All restrictions on travel have been removed
by Gems. Gilmore and Grover in their respec-
tive departments. gses 4fi Hsses avtfkx
The New Orleans correspondent Of the
Herald states thatit is estimated that the to-
tai amount of cotton secreted on the East
Mississippi river will reach one million bales.
There are seventy thousand bales in Arkan-
sas and three hundred thousand in Texas.
Pierre Soule is in Mexico. M ,ss s. Il
Ex-Gov. Moore of Louisiana, has been ar
rested at Mobile and sent to Washington.
Gen. Sheridan has issued orders forbidding
military interference with the shipment of cot
ton.
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Financial.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10.

PHILADELPHIA, June TO-
The subscriptions to the 80 loan to-day
amounted to S2,663, 100. Including $10S $50
from the Second National Bank of Chicago;
100000 from the Third National Bank OF
st. Paul; $4,000 from the Ninth National
Bank of New York; 100000 from the First
National Bank of Albany; 100000 from the
Merchants (Nationall Bank of Boston; and
$4,000 from Pratt & Co. of Bath. Total
amount of subscriptions for the week Is $12,-
sos, 600. .s
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BRIG. GEN. FRANK FEssENDEN, who has
won honors in the war, reported at Camp
Stoneman last Thursday to take command Of
the First Brigade First Division Of Hancock's
Corps. The division Is now. commanded by
brevet Maj. Gen. Carroll, who has been placed
on duty according to his brevet rank. oosAi
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Commemorative are requested by Mr..
John P. Davis, a Commercial street merchant,
to correct the statement in relation to the sale
Of the trotting mare Mischief" to parties in
Boston. Mr.. Davis says he is the purchaser,
and that the animal did not sell for so high .
figure as alleged. The paragraph In Satur-
days paper was handed to our reporter, and
be made the statement in good faith. M /,
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SUICIDE IN BRUNswIcK.-We are informed
that, on Friday last, Mrs. Coffin, an elderly
lady, residing in Brunswick near the railroad
bridge below that village, walked into the
river, and drowned herself. We have heard
no cause assigned for the act, and our inform
ant was unable to give particulars tl.a rs y
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FoREIGN ExPoRTs.-The total value Of for
eign exports from this port last week amount.
ed to $2l ,674.3O. Included in the shipments
were 1885 Sugar Box Shocks; II, 72S #. Deals
l.15e Deal Ends; 1,1o4 bbls. Flour; 8 bbs.
Sugar; 2 do. molasses. pA'
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= n .777--7 4. E.-.l-- O1I1CzAeU1 JuII6 ~.
Gen. Grant arrived here at noon to- day. and
was enthusiastically received at the depot by a
large concourse Of citizens, and escorted to
the Sanitary Fair Buildings by the Common
Council, and a Committee Of 100 appointed by
the Board of Trade, where public reception
took place. 1t is understood that the General
remains in the city for some days.
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ysr. Dasis 70 Sc. TRIED ~ ! ossss 1stsanas.

s-1--Il -I-l-l-l -.olI.HlI NEW UKk. june IU.l \
The Times Washington dispatch says: We
can say authoritatively that the Government
has positively determined that JEFF. Davis
shall be tried by civil tribunal. This ques-
ton was decided in Cabinet meeting, held
within the past week. Where the trial will
take place has not been decided. 80 iaes y
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CAIRO, ILL.,, June o.
Memphis dates of the 8th are received.
Cotton dull; middling 27a30c.
Dates from Baton Rouge to the 9th state
that the troops under Gen. Heron, accom-
panied by gunboats, reached Alexandria on
the 3d. gss ~ -ss-4-7s~. e a
Fourteen pieces of artillery were found in
the fort, and eight pieces of field artillery were
parked in the town. But little other public
propriety was found. The Missouri and Ar
kansas troops have preserved their organiza-r
ton at Shreveport, aud await the arrival Of
our paroling commissions. 3 Garrisons have
been established at Alexandria and Shreve-
port. Atts'
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AsUBsrANTIAL and neat iron fence las just
been placed in front Of Che new UDiversaiist
Church in Congress Square, thus making an
addition to the handsome appearance of the
facade. Still further improvement is to be
made about the exterior Of the church. The
fencing is from the establishments Of E. Wee
man, No. 27 Merrimack street, Boston. A'e
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THE MURDER AT LEwIsToN.---Arrests.--
Last December Napoleon Chapman. OF Dan
vile: mysteriously disappeared from Lewiston,
having in his possession about 500, and no
clue has since been had Of him, nor has his
dead body been discovered. Lately William
Walla, travelling clock member, stated that
soon after the occurrence he married woman
in an eastern town, who by her strange behav-
ior, convinced him that she had some awful
secret on her mind, which he finally induced
her to divulge. 1t was in effect, that at the
time of Chapman's disappearance she was
walking over the bridge with him when they
met five men. An alteration ensued between
Chapman and the fellows, when the latter seix-
ed Chapman, robbed him Of the money and
threw him into the river. 81
Walla isinow in Augusta jail charged with
burning the barn of Mr.. lockwood, of Bel
grade, a crime induced by jealousy at finding
his wife, from whom he had previously sep
: arsted,) living with lockwood as housekeep-
er. a
Sheriff Parker, Of Androscoggin County, in
vestigated the matter, and finding that Walla
insisted upon the statement he alleges that his
wife made TO him, caused her to be arrested
last Thursday at the house of her uncle in
Skowhegan, and she was conveyed to Auburn.
subsequently man named William Moore, OF
Lewiston. was arrested, as being concerned IN
the murder. y
Last Friday, City Marshal Head arrested
Mr.. Elias 0. Wormell, Of this city, who keeps
dsgderrian saloon in Market Square, but
who until recently, kept one in Lewiston, on
a warrant charging him with being partici-
pater in the murder. Sheriff Parker came to
the city Saturday and took Wormell to Au-
burn. 1t is said that he is the one who OBJ
tanned the money from Chapman. The Sheriff
Is confident he is on the right track and has
got hold Of the right men. We do not know
what disclosures the woman may have made
to him. AaN q 7ss pass 9sl
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Book SroRE,-Messrs. Short and Loring
have purchased the retail book establishment
Of Messrs. Bailey and Noyes, Nos. Sc and IS
Exchange Street. Mr.. Short has been clerk
in the establishment Of Messrs. B. & N. some
years, and Mr.. Loring was formerly clerk
with Francis Blake, who established the book
concern in these buildings. We can cordially
recommend this new firm to the public.
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Gunooat Gsstys6,s,g,' Ashore.

ft n \ Providence, r. J., June 10.
The gunboat Gettysburg IRON Boston for
Kentucky, with sn iron monitor in tow, struck
on Fisher Island reef Friday. The monitor
went over the rect, and anchored inside. ! The
gunboat had her bow stove, and returned to
Newport leaking badly. She was speedily re-
paired, and left Tor New York to. day.
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q New YORK, June 10.
The steamers Helvita, Teutonia and City
OF Baltimore sailed for Europe to-day, taking
81 100000 in specie.
The Both Massachusetts regiment, 1923 men,
arrived at the barracks last evening and left
to-day for home. 1893 20 3asfSig ll
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Mr.. EDIToR:-Is it quite honorable for
milk men to continue to charge eight cents
per quart for milk, now that the grass is so
tall that the COWS would get lost in it. ~
FAIR PRTfsE.
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Bic Esa.-Nelson Strout, Esq, of Durham,
brought into our office an egg, laid by hen
belonging to Mr.. Jordan Dingley Of that town,
which measured 1.-THE egg, not the hen) by
. "a inches, and weighed five ounces.
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A CARD.-The Post Librarian, Fort Preble,
is instructed to return thanks to Messrs. Steele
q Hayes, Middle street, Portland, for box OF
books received from them for Post Library,
luna 10. 1853. - q
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OUR readers will notice that ]. e. Ticket
has opened store No. rs Market Square,
where he has fine assortment Of Photographic
goods, and pictures, and mirror frames of all
kinds. iia i'aas 20 e
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A CARD,-The soldiers at Fort Preble, Me. !,
desire TO return their thanks to the West Con
gregational Church Society, Portland, for par.
eel OF Comfort Bags received June 10, 1896.
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FARTHER POINT, June IL.
The steamship Peruvian from liverpool
June lss via Queenstown I'd, passed this point
at lote hour this evening.
The steamer Hibernian. from Quebec, arriv-
ed at Liverpool on the Slst ult.
Political news unimportant. .24HfA1
The rate OF discount in the Bank of Eng
land has been reduced to 4l-2 per cent. u.
5. 5-20's were quoted at 81 81 1-2; Erie shares
so IL 81 Ilialois Central shares 1912.
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- &sY Ysfg NEW YORK, June IL.
The. Savannah Herald of the 9Th inst, con-
tains the following items: 7es - Rsh
A detachment of the 9Th Connecticut regi
ment lett for home on the 9TH.
Gen. Bryce has been assigned to the com
mand OF the Savannah District. a .-,
A division OF the 10th corps has arrived at
Savannah. &l aa sa1s9 a 3 & - i'i~
Steamer Governor Troupe while en- route
rom Augusta for Savannah, with a cargo OF
200 bales of cotton, took Are II miles below
Augusta, and was burned TO the waters edge.
The cargo and baggage of the passengers
were all lost. Some 30 out of 200 passengers
were lost by burning or drowning Thoss
lost were mostly negroes. 80
A post Office has been opened at Augusta
Gen. Washburn's brigade has been ordered
from Augusta to Savannah.
Gen. Molineux has ordered all school teach
ers at Augusta to take, the oath of allegiance.
Orders have been sent by the authorities at
Augusta for supply Of school books, and free
schools are to be again opened for all classes.
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The American Illustrated newspapers for
this week have been received at the book and
periodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81 Ex-
change Street. 49, 800 49, $500
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g rRAYEp on Sunday last. 4fh int 3 mall
. BRlN La Cow; has small horns, with brsss
iknr-es The Under Will be suitably rewarded BY
ieAV' ns n't ~ uAsKELL,s sTABrF. ,-a
Portland. june q -ost Foot Elm st.
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,.sse,g 800 SAN FRANCISCO, June 8,
A fire in this city on the 1st inst. destroyed
property on the corner Of Drum and Jackson
Streets to the amount OF $4,000. One man
was burned to death. A large and enthusias-
tic meeting to sympathize with Mexico was
held here on the night of the LIST instant.
Speeches were made, and resolutions passed
favoring the enforcement of the Monroe Doc
trine. The Mexican Gems. Ockod and Vega
and the Mexican Consul were present, and
were partially cheered. Gen. Ockod made a
speech. fesf exaM saslfY6s
Gen. Wright, acting for Maj. Gen. McDon-
ala, commanding the department of the Pa
cific, lately Wrote a letter which is published.
in answer to Inquiries as to what arms or or
ganizations can be permitted to leave for
Mexico, in which he expresses sympathy for
the republic Of Mexico, but says that for the
present, until the Government shall announce
its determination to maintain inyiolate the
Monroe doctrine, so dear to every American
heart that no Organization will be allowed, nor
neither will armed men be permitted to leave
our shores for any foreign port. fse ieA "a III
The Evening Bulletin Is informed that Hem
~ s. Foote, late rebel Senator, Is on his way.
overland to this State, accompanied by his som
in-law, Senator Stewart, of Nevada. He has
several married daugh ers here. - 4e
The National Fast was universally and sol
EMMY observed on this coast. srfH 4 .ses1ai
The brig Joanna sailed for Shanghai with
1000 in treasure.
The mail steamship Golden City sailed to
day for Panama, with 52l passengers for New
York, and $3.50 600 in gold, only $175,0OO Of
which goes to New York. bsssssssr Sc
"A Nevada paper says that all the Chine Sc
who left Virginia City.for Idaho, and all who
started from California or any other point, are
now on their way back, having been ordered
away by the miners OF Idaho and Montana,
who will allow no Cinnamon In the,miues. 5
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Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomaohsi
lame and Weal, backs nefyons snd sick headaohei
dizziness an sWiu1oinS h the head with indiees.
ton and constipation Of tho bow0s; pain IN the side
and back; l9ac0rrhma, for 8hitesl falling Of the
womb with internal Cancers tumors, poiypus, and
all that iong train OF diBsasoB viii and In Electric
ty sure mesng Of cure. fer painful menstfuaticn,
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity 3ertain
specific, and will n short time restore the sunereE
70 the VIRor Of health.
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,CoNcERT.- Morris Brothers, Pell and Trow
bridge are coming. They will sing in City
Hall the 10th, 10th and 21st.
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Valuable House at auction,

ON Thursday, June 10 b. at O'Clock n, on the
" premises, We shall sell h oufe 80 hasfnut
81, IL y " story wooden house, flushed rough.
OUT, hnit be- rooms, good ole y to fine elar good
mster hard and soft aud enty IL. 1t 10 oAloula
seu ,or one family, or TOR twoit desired. II pleas
AMY ara cent ally located, In excellent neigh
TVLIC.v 1 ~ VERY way de,irAble for occupancy
Terms at sale. -. -
HENRY BAILEY & CO.. Auotionssrs.
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TEErHi TEETH ! -rEErn !

DR.. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by EIeot, c
~ sOttAoas Pesn; Persons hasing decayed zee n
he would give polite invitation 70 call. -
Superior kiectro Magnetic Machines for sale fof
family use with thorough Instructions.
. DR.. I, oan accommodate q. lew patients with
BOARD and treatment at his house. N Wa
Once hours from 8 ecloak A 20 tx;
rom to p. n, and Ito In the Evening
Consultstfon tr~s novlN
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Arrival Of the steams1.f,, s. .,,o,.,,.

..a44 .sa4i Farther POINT, June IL.
The steamer st. George from Glasgow, with
sos Storage passengers for Quebec, passed
here to. night. Sti TlllA 53- II
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Particulars of the Burniaag Of the Sseo
~ az 044a ADMIRAL DuDO7af.i 4s4a sNa

{ "a ca +034A AUMsFOt Oup07ats tsFD .5E@At g
~ y ess BosroN, June II.
The officers, crew and passengers of the
steamer Admiral Dupont arrived here Satur-
day night. I'll ,i#a siia2 ilsss9sg tsAa
Purser Morse reports: Left Norfolk 7th, for
Fortress Monroe with small detachment of
troops At 4.20 Al. M. next morning, in
dense fog saw ship Staddcond steering nearly
in an opposite direction. Put wheel hard a
starboard, stopped the engines and reversed
them to avoid collision, but before the steamer
could see her way the vessels came violently
into collision, and stove in our starboard bow.
Found the steamer was settling down by the
head very fast, and in three minutes after the
collision the steamer went down. As far as
ascertained one fireman, six soldiers and one
negro woman are missing. The steamer was
owned by james s, Whitney and s. b. Tufs.
Of Boston, and another party in New York,
where sheis insured for $50, 900, and is valued
at 100000. just before the collision the steam.
er had taken the usual precautions against ac
cidents, by blowing the whistle and reducing
the wheel to fifteen revolutions per minute
Most Of the officers Of the Admiral Dupont
leave for New York to night. De Z. ~ 8
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AUCTION SALES.
Auction and Uommission STORE.


FNHG sub criber hrs taken the Sore 70 ICE FEEDER
a al st. near the u ited States Ho.el f.r he AUG
ton and Commission Bust esss AID 10 prepared TO
receive conSignments oi Dry and Faiey Oesos,
Boots and Shoes, Furniture, 40. l-iberal cash adj
vsnees on goods CONSIGNED for POSITIVE sale Sales
OF Furniture Real Estate, or any kind OF properly
promptly atte Dded 10. a good assortment OF Dry
sale.
AUCTION SALES every evening. snd ednesday
tspa atnrday afternoons. Ladies are invited 70 at
n w uo.a CHARLES E. PORTER.
y. W. HOLMES. ADctioneer, june off
y. M. FAIIEN' AuorIONEER, Il Exchange st
Ladies Circu'ars, Sacques. Cos
sacks, &c,,-at Ads zion.
On Tuesday, June 18th, at 10 AN Uiihont the
least reserve, 200 Laoies Circulars. saeonss and
Cossaoks of all the various siylts adsuted 10 The
present season. f %
,41 ALSO,
general assortment OF Sbs e'nfs ?. Shirt nga Tick.
ings, De- MINIS Dress ~, DDS. Napkins. Isble Covtis
Crash, dying Laces, Sassimeres, Doeskins, Sati-
ne 9. Prints, Fancy Goods, re. D
Ladies are invited to stt nd this sale. jur
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U. 9. J-20 six Per CeSt.
GQLD-BEARlNG BONDS |!

These Bonds are now worth 3 handsome premium,
aud are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds,
som State. County, and Afanscipal tsration sshseh
addstrom one to thrss per cent per annam TO their
value according 10 the IA levied upon other prop.
erty. The interest is payable semi annually by eou-
pons attached to each note which may be cat of
and sold to any bank or banker.
Theinterest At 7.sO per cent. amounts to
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The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the lasy
leap with JOY, and move wththc agility and elastic
ity OF youth; the heated brain Is ooolod; tie frost
bitten limbs restored, the uneouth deformities YCs
moved faintness converted 10 vigor, weakness 10
strength; the blind made to SEQ tho dsafto hear ard
the palsied form to move upright; the bleaishes a
preventens the onlsmities Of I'D age 0bYlatod are
an active circulation maintained.