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Ef company entitled the Virginia Em;er,

H4 company, entitled the Virginia Emigra-
ton and Land Company, has just been started
in Richmond, with Gov. Pierpont as President
Its object is to open up that State to emigration
from the North. 252 ,EA@A
RIfcur contemporary Of the Bangor Whiq
would, once week, publish the prices ruling in
the lumber market of that city, he would
confer great favor upon parties who have to
do with the great staple production Of "down-
east''
u The Ladd and Whitney monument in
Lowell, which will commemorate the first loyal
blood shed in defense of the Union, in 1861 in
Baltimore will be consecrated on the 18th
inst.--the anniversary of the battle of Bunker
Hill. p~
The critic Of the Boston Advertiser says
of the new novel by Virginia F. Townsend,
"Janet Strong, just published by Lippincott &
Company, is novel good enough to be a sensi-
blerelief after the ordinary run of novels now
coming before the publico s
VThe Biddeford Journal says that while
the family Of John R. Goodwin of Saco, were, at
church Sunday morning last, his house was en-
tered, trunks were broken open, drawers ran
sacked and $50 stolen. No clue has yet been
obtained Of the robber.
.am sa1ss bse5te5
ga Richmond letter-writer notes the fact
that General. Lee responds audibly to all the
prayers in the Episcopal service, including that
fer the President of the United States, which is
ignored BY most Of the congregation. Lee
still wears the rebel uniform, without insignia of
rank. @ &#ss
R-A special dispatch to the Boston Adver-
tiser says Gen. Candy has by order of Secretary
stanton, hunted out and arrested the man who
offered last winter, in an Alabama paper, to be
one OF q certain number of persons to pay a
million dollars for the murder of Mr. Lincoln,
and ne is on his way, under guard, to Washing
ton. sJ344ykA 81 t58tI 3ist ts&
- A new paper is to appear in New York
on the 6thof July, called ssThe .Natioa," pub
lished by Mr.. Richards late publishes. Of the
Independent. Among the regular contributors
tothe Nation will be Longfellow, Lowell, Whit
tier. Tuckerman, Bayaad Taylor, Richard Grant
White, Theodore Tlton, VIM. Lloyd Garrison,
and ssGail Hamilton"
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N E.Wl .ADYRRT IsEMENTs.
STATE OF MAINE.
Tothe Hon. County Commissioners of the
frountv of Cn1n harland.

"
Tothe Hon. County Commissioners of the
County Of Cumberland: Takw
fNvHE Porflacd aud Kennebec Rail Road Com
Il paMy respectfully represent that they have
agreeable to authority of law, loca ed their railroad
from point near h Portlald bridge in Portland.
to . poinr ON tneY rk and Cumberland Rail Eoa Z
in WestbFsok. near Woodford's Cornsf, SO calf d
which location has been duly filed with the gounty
Commissioners tor said County OF Cumberland =
Said location aud real estate owned
and occupied BY he follos lag persons an corpora
tons, TO wit, Portland. saco and Portsmouth Rail
road Companv-John B. Grown, st. John Smith,
heirs o late James Dee log Eliphalet Clark, john
I. Winslow, Wa'son Ntw0all, Chandler Radcliffe,
samuel Jordan, tomas l. Riggs. John Che nnery'
Slime ~ Hersey and wi se zrs of late Samuel Saun-
ders, William Mitchell and other waoss names are
unknown, waerefofe your petitioners pray that our
honorable. boaEd proceed ia manner provided BY
Jaw to exlmine and accept said location aud to es
innate the for real estate, taken by the
same, In all Gases where the said damages shall mot
be agreed and dee min. BY he parti.s.
3s1E Portland = kennebec Railroad Co. A.g4-s
By RIUAARD D. RICE, President.
Portland, June 9, 1866. 4 3@9EAg
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No.. e Th;Td Series Of 7-aOs Now Ready

Notes Of Third Series OF f-oUs Now Ready
qba demands for the Second Series of the
80 Notes was so great that the. Treasury
Department was unable to print them with
suf1cient rapidity to I'll the orders. 1t will
be remembered that hundred millions were
subscribed and paid for in a single weeks.
The printing presses have finally surmounted
the difficulty and on Wednesday, June 7lb, the
deliveries Of the Third Series commenced, and
will be continued with the same promptness
that marked the supply of the notes OF 'ne arst
and second series. 1t has been this interruption
ofdelivery at the time of subscription which has
given an appearance Of falling of in the popu-
lar ticking of the loan, the great body ofsmail
takers being unwilling to pay their money I'M
less they receive their notes right in hand, to
carry them home. 1t is expected that after
this week the daily subscriptions to the Seven
Thirties will run up into millions, as they will
undoubtedly be stimulated by the opening of
the farmers wool markets East and West. 1t
is not at all likely that the Government will
ever again offer so desirable security as these
notes, and about two hundred millions only
remain to be taken. "a. W.
With the close of the war the national ex-
penses win be vastly reduced, and investors
must look for sharp reduction in the rate Of
interest as soon as the present loans become
due, and can be paid Off There is no reason
why the United States creditor money should
ever again fall below Its credit for courage.
The same spirit that preserved the geogrophi-
cal integrity of the country win place its pc
fcuniary integrity on par with that Of the
most favored natioDs-and that win represent
rate Of interest under rather than over four
per cent
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, S. s91r9 rsfN
At the Court of County Commits toners begun and
holden at Pc ftland wi hin and + r the County Of
Cumb Rand, on the Afst Tuesday Of June, Ammo
Domini, 1866, f4~,-fsr Ia .ssf srcfsffs-ffsr /
On ihs foregoing petition. 1t being satisfactorily
sbo totee n t. that the petitioners are resoon.
siele, and that hearngis expedient. it is hereby
ORDERED, that the County Commissioners will meet
at he awel ing house of harl s. lebbetts In Soar
borough on the i2th day 81 July. D, 1866, at ten
Of the lock N, and that the titIoners give NO.
ne to all persons interested, bycausipg attested
copy Of said peitio8 and this Order Of Court there
on. to be served upon the Town ERIK of the Town
of Scarborough, and also by posting up c1piss of
the same In III eepu die places IN faid town, and
publishing the three weeks tucos sivy in the
Portland Daily Press paper printed In Portland
in said County, the raj OF said publiostions and
h of the other notices, be ct asst thirty days
before the time faid meeting; at which time and
ace, (af er has been sa.ictorly shown that the
above notice has been duly given. 1.-THE Comnision.
will proceed view the cute set orih in said
psii.ion, and other routes and roadt connected
Herewith, and after such view they will give hear
ing to the parties an their witness st some DON.
venient place in the viciDity, wDen aud where all
persons and corporatio sintsrested mas appear and
show cause, Ii any they hav'. why the prayer OF
SAID petition should. not bs ere ntoa: - lar
AJfesf D NJ. TESS END EN-. Clerk.
Copy OF the Petition and Ordee Of court thereon
Attest,-D. W. FESSEN DEN, Clerk.
june10dlaSsw 81 ''Ts'
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Tlles't4sDlony Of B. Gardner.


- y g :
WASHINGTON, June o.
PRESIDENT johnson to- day moved bis resi-
dence TO the White House, of which he has
now taken full possession. as.sss Il
Tne government yesterday dispatched 500
men, With intrenching tools and cotfias, to the
battle fields OF the Wilderness, for The purpose
Of decentiy interring the remains OF all SOL
dlers exposed to view, of which there are quite
number.
An Alabama delegation called on the State
Department this forenoon, for the purpose of
they were cordially received by the Secreta
~. 7a SAD sas a5slsssr 3 ~ y
Yesterday and to-day quite lumber Of the
rebel officers confined Id the Old Capitol took
the oath of allegiance & FHW
as Secretary Seward walked to the State De
partmsnt to-day from his residence for the first
lime since he received his injuries. His wife,
who has been confined to her bed for week
past. Is very low.
The Navy Department has advertised for
sale at public auction on the oath of June, ff
teen vessels heretofore belonging to the Poto-
mac fotilla. They are side wheel steamers
and propellors, several of them OF iron and one
steel plated.
The restrictions placed on RESTRAINTS and
other places where liquors are sold have been
removed by the military authorities.
Prominent citizens of Alabama, Georgia and
Mississippi, now here, alter audience with the
President, express the opinion that the policy
with regard to reorganization in North Caro-
lima will be applied bother Southern States.
According to accounts from the Shenandoah
Valley the people there have gladly settled
down to the changed condition Of affairs.
: It's believed that only one or two witnesses
remain to be examined in the conspiracy trial.
) 1t will be reeollecte that a year ago COL
james M. Sanderson, of New York, was sum-
mariiy dismissed the service for an alleged dis
closure to the rebel authorities, Of q plan Of
escape devised by his fellow prisoners at Rich
mond; but yesterday general order was is
sued By the War Department. stating that .
military commission has reported that the Col
onel's conduct while a prisoner at Richmond
deserves praise rather than censurs, and by d.
rection OF the President the order cismissing
him from the service is revoked and annulled,
TO take effect on the 9th Of May last.
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Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.

HAVTNG been duly licensed bv the Hon. Jrhn
Ii Waterman, Judge OF probate, 10 cell az
public or private sail ali the real estate OF whioh
fhom9s Il Breaiin, lae of Portland, Ger tist died
seized and possesst d, In Guiding The rev, rson VI he
widows dover, the undsEsigned vii, ell at IN lie
auction, on he 20sh dnyof June next uni 80 h ioe
mat me dtposed OF at private ale at ~ oc ock in
he forenoon. on the promises. the brick d elm
house on Free Street, In Portland, knewn a. II .
At II clock A M, on mo ppemises the ew brick
store the easteriy side Of Uni street, m T, r.
land, p ow loccupied BY tyler Lambf
4tIz0ciock d on the premises ore.f ali part in
common and undivided OF the lard IRE tirest,
IN Portland, sod 20 i, pacon and a Breslln ~
Israel Richardson with the new three story brick
.'oye and the large wooden dwelling h use On tho
same;
a, O'Clock n. on the premiEes, one-halfpart In
onomon and undIvided Of he lot On the Ell eTly
corner of Danforth and WrlI ut SIRE IN f,T
land, extending on Walnut street TO the hool-
house, Et
Immedistely amer the sasof the las, namsd lot.
upon The premises, one-haii part IN common and n.
nvided o. the largt lot the s0utbrrlj eorttr Of
partor b and Walnut stree 8, uroh which are Two
double sws-stoIY dwelling house, this lot Is 10
eet deep from Danforh street. Al soon ae be foIe-
gyfpg is sold, and 1t esme plsce, cre-hsiI AT IN
common and undivided OF the lot n Wa uut street,
ado ng he proceeding, ana endil taid ttTeet
70 the nigh stone wall there fuflI.
Persons desiring to purchase either & the above
pieces OF property b. lonRir 10 Ia estate IN cen.
mon with other owners, erfr N Al fsf CO
he cotenant's interest can be bought ~ quiry Of
'.mu'' : siTLs.xsSDyR TYLER, Admipi.,rsto,.
Portland, May 10 1896. ma zcdsw
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MORTALITY OF P0RTLAED.-The whole
number Of deaths in the city during the month
ending May 31st, 1866, was 46, of these there
died of NH
Consumption, IA; Paralysis, /; Childbirth,
/; Disease Of Brain. g.; Lung fever, /; Drop
sy, /; Infantile, 2; Old Age, /; Worms, i;
Congestion OF lungs, 81; Disease of Hips, /;
Cancer, Q; Disease Of heart, 8; Brain fever,
l.; Scarlet fever, Fits, !; Diarrhea. 4 /; Pal
sy, l; Spotted lever, l : Cbolera,s1; Group, ;
of deaths 46. H i5tf h -
Ages under years, II; between s and 10
q; between 10 and 20, q; between 20 and 80,
2; between 80 and 40, g.; between 40 and so,
Z; between 80 and so, 8; between go and 10,
s.; between 20 and 80, 2.
Sexes Males, Is: Females, 28 Unknown, 8.
Whole number, 40. nv saile
LOUIS BUNcE, ll
Superintendent of Burials.
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GUARDING A LIoUoR SHoP.--Mai Small
Of the 10th Maine Regiment. placed sentinel
over liquor shop near the Kennebec depot
and watched movements himself yesterday
morning, to eventsoldiers entering the prem
ises, to his credit be it said. hshsSsant
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-10

SAD AccIDENT.-Y yesterday afternoon lii
tie daughter of Mr.. John G. Remick, six years
OF age, fell from the window OF the third story
Of her fathers house in Brown street, striking
upon the balcony in the second story, and then
falling to the ground. One leg was broken
and the child received other severe injuries
The little sufferer was alive last evening. The
child had not been left alone more than min
ute when the accident occurred. ila1
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-10

FINE MUsIc-The fine band attached TO
the 10th Maine Regiment, which arrived In
this city yesterday morning by the Boston
steamer, discoursed some extra good music to
those who were fortunate enough to be ableto
listen to it. The first that was heard Of it was
when the boat was off Cape Elizabeth, the
morning being clear, and the atmosphere SO
still with gentle easterly breeze blowing, the
sweet strains were heard at many points in the
city. even at the upper part Of 1t, and the
effects were pleasing. The regiment subse
quently marched through several streets to the
Kennebeck depot, to the great qualification Of
those who happened to be abroad at that early
hour.
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TEETH, TEETH, TEETHl

Dr. d. still continues to Extract Teeth BY Elecfi Il
ity 0ithosI Pdsn; Persons having decayed tee u
he would give polite invitation 10 call.
Superior Electro Magnetic Machines for sale 10,
family use with thorough instructions. e
DR.. d. can accommodate few patients With
board and treatment At his house.
ONCE hours from o'rIonk 60 'zH.i
from to p. NJ, and ITO In the Evening
1cngultstton free ~ Il fD. noVlu
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PHILADELPHIA, June 9.
The Telegraph's Washington dispatch says
a letter In the Star from its correspondent, on
board the United States steamer Penguin, of
Sabine Pass. Texas, dated May 9th, says the
forts at Sabine Pass had surrendered to the u
s. steamer Awascu. The American flag was
hoisted over the works at P. M. We expect
Galveston to surrender to morrow,
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Il z TEL EGRAPH


Kirby Smith gone to Merjc0 Nth large
AnsOssNt Of Money, -
.rass IS asaea NEW ORLEANS, June s.
8 Brownsville, Texas was entered by the force
Of Gen. Brown May 31st. The rebels before
leaving sold their artillery to the Imperias.
Cortinas was still lowering about Matamo-
ras. sFaA8 g4s a4fs tea
The rebel soldiers are active in subduing
guerrillas in the Southern States. No mercy
is shown them. .sisl gasft .wen
The report Of Kirby Smiths going to Mexi
co is confirmed. He takes with him large
amount of money. Assils.iias & snssM Va
Middling cotton selling at SO. Gold 49,
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CoNcERT.-A concert by the school children
win be given at City Hall Thursday evening,
June 22d, under the direction Of Mr.. Gardin-
er. The ayAils of the concert will be appro-
priated to the purchase Of piano forte for
the benefit OF the schools. aeaa i.ssg as asa I
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-10

New REFREsHAEET SALOON. - Messrs.
Cook q Baker have opened a first class Oyster
and Refreshment Saloon at No. 1926 Congress
street. It's first class in all its appointments,
aad worthy of the liberal patronage Of the
public. See advertisement in another col
umn. sai ai 17Ee l. a4ssS ai ~ sf.z Gen 8 \
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To the County Commissioners Of the County
& Of Cumberland: iisaeE ss7i zee

10 the county commissioners OF the County
Z Of Cumberland: ssya I
A their Dtcsmber Session. A. D, 1864, the I'M
Ia derinsdf legal voters in the town of ScarDnr-
ough will respectfully rep resent that b. their wit
ten petiton, by them signe and bearing dsts May
z3rd, D, 1854 they requested Of thu seectmen Of
tn town Of scarborough to lay out town way in
said town, commanding at the iue Of tbs Widow
fibbets improved land, and thence CT sssng land of
Maurice Mou too and Grznvills Mckianey to the
line between land OF Alvin ose and Iii "a Ann Den
nett thence along a. division lins to the hie
or as said course &c ie racticable That sad
petition afterwards duly presented 10 said Sc
lectmcn pr said town and they wera ,eques cd to
attend 10 the matter ofsaid peticn; aud afterwards,
to w.t. in the month of September, 1864 two of the
Selectmen to wts: Richard Lsavi and Geor 20
Carer the other Setecsman being absens in Bos-
ton undertook 10 act upon said psi iop entered
upon said Uren ses and viewed the rou,e and ave
since ably neglected and refused to lay out
said way and have returned 70 your petitioners
their Re itioR, having unreasoab'y Q used 20 make
any wit en- reura Of their proceeding s, though re-
qussted SO 10 co.
And your petitioners repre- enti that being thus
agrieved BY tho neglect and refusal of said Sele
m n Aforesaid pray that your hon. rable Body,
af due netcs to all parties inter y woulf pro-
coed TO upon sa pstition, and lay out sad way
as therein requests d, tothe provisions Of
the Statue IS such case MADE aad p DIVIDED. s-s
'ns ~ CHARLES ), TEBBEfTs, aad six others.
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NJ % u 4 o IN +.
3 SALE OF ARMY MULES.
ouAngEanAsrsa GrsraAI,s osglo1.

~ ~ QuARTERMAkrFR CEREALS OFF1oR, 4
.WAsHIEeToN, ID o., M, % 1858.
MANY thousands OF mul. a. Q beng "a, y, see Of
1NA at public sale. ut " ashington.
The sales will continue l.. I'll the number OF AMI
mails IS reduced in pIop,r ion to the reou.tion Of
the srr les, now going on rapidly.
There arc in the armles Of the Pot mao o. fhe
reDNes ee, and of Georgia, probably FouR iHou-
aASD OF THR SInEsT hIx-MuLE TRANS IN THE
WoaLD. .,f f- l...lta
Many ofthem were bought in the beg ming ofthe
war, as young mules, accompanied ths srmies In AL
their marchts and camps, and are thorune hy brob-
90, hardened by exercise. gentle ana 'amiiar, ire
being 80 loug surrounded BY the soldiers.
The VIII ie South 10 strip ed Of "a ming stock, end
thesNors also has suffered from the dram OF anrnas
,akea 70 SUPPLY the armies.
These animals are ola At public suction; THgY
WILL NOT BRING ANYTHING LIKE TeKIR tn.
VALUE; and such opporluni Tor Farmers 10 set
working animals TO stock heir iarms and Tor
drovers aud deaiers ia stock to make tocd spt Oua
tons, BY Purchasing them and dsp0sing OF ths m in
the south, will never occur a. am.
1sl nliE. l N Q MEIGS,
Quartermaster General, ---t
lunead4w Breyet Major General.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-10

PRoMENADE CoNcERT.-We understand ii
Is in contemplation to get up Promenade
Concert at City Hall on Monday or Tuesday
evening next, at which the fine Band Of the
Maine 18th win be present to furnish the
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-10
Wreck Of The Steamer Adnsrar Dvpot.

NEw YORK, June 8.
A pilot boat, yesterday, 80 miles east from
Cape May, fell 10 with fragments of the steam
transport Admiral Dupont. Two boats be
longing to the steamer, the captains watch.
and part OF writing desk were also picked
up. The Admiral Dupont left here on the 7th
for Fortress Monroe, TO take troops to Texas.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-10
! Fro,,. say,,,,,oh !

"a e - = New YORK. June 9.
The steamer Matagnes, from Savannah 6th,
arrived tonight.
The steamer North Star arrived there on
theioth with 400 troops from Alexandria
Business at Savannah was at stand. The
market was everstocked and no money to buy
with. CAS- ESQ 81 sssasaen oss A9tsa-aifsof
The health Of the troops and the city was
it Il
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PoRa 1AND LIVE YTuTKTYT


Rssr Advertisements To-day
Hoop Skirts-New York Store.
To tue County COMMISSIONER.
8 ate Of Maine &
Strap Lost-Wooodman, True g Co.
Money Fnund-i. Lucas =
Haudkerch efs--C. Il. Porter, <
Photograph AIbnws-C. " Porter.
Hawk ng and Peddling-HeDry Damon.
-Thirties- Fir-t National Bank.
Auction Store-C. 4. Porter
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L5ug9 oil q hnk .as19 NEW YoRx, June Q.
Cotton 10 lower; .sales 800 bales. ..Filagg
Flour-Sfate and Western quiet; sales 1900 bbls
Southern gu ct; sal g ESQ BIS
Wheat--onll; sales 2 200 bushels.
Corn-quet; sales 81 GOO bushels. x s., tira
Oats-lower.
ef-better; sa es $50 bbls.
tork-frmer; sales $50 bbs. &.
Lard-highar.
WhisKey- frmer; sales $50 bbls. la
lilo. -ss-1. - - - - = - fsS7
Coffee-dull BAL oALll4L3ts BifE
Oils dull.
Ereightato uverpcol-quiet.7 1
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49, - NEW YORK, June 8.
1t Is supposed that the steamer Admiral
Dupont, portions OF whose wreck were
found at sea, had blown up. No people we
seen. but large number of life preservers
we're floating about. The water was covered
with small pieces of joist, wreck and other
stuff for two miles around. The ste amer was
an iron vessel, formerly blockade runner
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-10

Who have cold hands and feot; weak stomaoht
lama and weak backs; nervous and sick hsadaoht !
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indieet.
ton and constipation OF the bowels pain in the side
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
all that long train of diseases viii find In Electric
ity sure means of cure. For painful menstruaticA
Of troubles with young ladies Electricity Il ,orsnr
specific, and WILL In short time, restore the susrs
10 the yiror of health sac 'nf u II
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-10

THE BUCKLEY SEREsADsRs had avery
full house at City Hall last evening, and the
performances were excellent, being often greet
ed with great applause. Tonight they per-
form in Biddeford. a3t Hel s4slf 5o5as
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-10

FREIeHTs. Sykes Chicago Circular Of
June 9th, reports grain freights as improving,
with an upward tendency. Flour freights by
lake and rail are dull
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-10

We understand Mr.. Gross has sold his trot-
ting mare Mischief, to party in Boston, for
the round sum of $1,000. 'as7 s5as
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-10

Gen. Grant passed through this city this af-
ternoon Tor the West. A large crowd assem-
bled at the depot, and the General with great
difficulty made his way from the ears to the
dining saloon and back, z4st n ssl8 fss
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-10
JEFF. Davis to be TRIED schere Government
elects. NHff cW
NEW YORK, Jun

NEW YORK, June 8.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says it
is not to be inferred that JEFF. Davis, will be
tried in the District of Columbia, because he
was indicted here. He was not indicted at
the instance Of the government, and may like
wise be indicted 10 Maryland, and the Eastern
District of Pennsylvania, and If 50, may be
tried In the one to which the government may
see 1t to turn him over. Sd b As46ae vrs
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-10

DRAMATIc.-Mr. Pike will reopen at Deer
log Hall on Wednesday evening with Mr..
Regain and several members Of the Boston
Theatre added to his company.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-10

me BhoumAtio, the gouty, the lame and the lAsl
leap With Joy, and move with the agility aAd elastCs
ty Of youth; the heated brain Is coolod; the frost
bitten limbs restored, the unoouth deformities re
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness te
strength the blind made to seq the deaf to hear ane
the palsied form to move upright; the bleishes o.
youth are obiterated; the accidents Of mature uie
prevented; the oalamities of old age obviated, ane
"a agtive cifcuIRtIen maintained.
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Q. w. HoLMEs, No. 100 Federal street, will
sell at auction this afternoon large lot of la
dies cassocks, sacques, &c, together with a
lot of drv goods. ssrsve t RsisaE n