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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-03

A NovELTY.-Beautiful pictures are every
where appreciated, and the men who place
them within the reach of all are entitled to the
thanks of the public. VIM. Grace & Co., 1869
Middle street, are proving themselves to be
public benefactors in this direction, and our
readers will perceive by an advertisement in
another column that they have devised a nov
ell method of selling pictures which must be
immensely popular. Every purchaser of an
envelope receives a picture worth all he pays,
and these gentlemen propose to distribute
among their patrons large number of beauti-
full engravings worth from 81 to SIS. We are
assured that the sale viii be conducted in a
strictly honorable manner, and as there is no
gift enterprise, lottery or other humbue about
it, they are entitled to public confidence
Those who like beautiful pictures viii do well
to call and examine their stock.
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.srsssgessa. j. w. ADAMS Nurseries.
sssssssS1 49, AZ Morrill's Corner. GARDENERS, acen
go TafsgS trained IN our Nurseries, will be fur
~ Ea2s$~a nished-at cost-to plant trees and
6a1a vines in the City or Cemetery. Names
or orders may be left at the Tea Store.
ROCK NAPLES OF large size for streets, grown
IN the Nursery, with abundance OF roots. AM and
Siberian Arbor Vite; Hemlock and Norway Spruce,
Oct 26-d3w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-03

WENDELL PHILLIPS is announced to de-
liver his new lecture on "The South Vieto-
rious" on Monday evening. This lecture is
regarded by his friends as his greatest effort.
1t drew crowded house in Boston on the oc-
casion of its first delivery, and at the Cooper
Institute in New York, the largest audience
ever assembled to listen to a lecture in that
city. 1t is characterized throughout by those
eloquent and argumentative differences for
which Mr.. p is noted
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TqriOus Ite1,ls.

NEW York, Nov. 2.
The Times Montreal dispatch says five
regiments Of British troops are expected there
shortly, and that steamers are in readiness
down the river to transport them. The city
is in mourning for Lord Palmerston.
The Times Atlanta, Ga. correspondent rep
resents that city as speedily recovering from
its ruins. Business is active and the cotton
fever runs high. Provisions are scarce and
dear.
The Tribune's Havana correspondent says
the slave trade in Cuba is very fourishing
The efforts made by Arguello to induce the
PRESIDENT OF the United States to interfere in
his behalf, were unsuccessful.
The Captain General of Cuba is to be re-
moved on the 18th inst
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Auction Sale
At Alexandria VjrgG1atG !
GOVERNMENT SALE.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrER,
WASHINGTON. u. O.. llcAnher RI IsGi

IMPORTANT TO RAILROAD COMPANIES
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RAILWAY CAsUALTY.-An Irishrnan en-
ployed in the repair shop Of the Grand Trunk
Railway Company, at Gorham, N. H., while
walking on turnout track at that place. last
Tuesday, with barrel OF shavings on his
shoulder, noticed an engine approaching him.
He jumped on to another track but did not
notice that the engine was switching, with a
rope, a car on the same track. The car struck
him throwing him on the rails and the wheels
passed over both of his legs, severing them
from the body. He fingered until Wednesday
evening when he died.
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FOREST CITY PARK-In the trot on this
course yesterday afternoon between Lady Cav
Spanker, Dan Mace and Ticonic. for nurse
OF Szoo-mile heats, best three in five-the
judges awarded the race to Ticonic in three
straight heats-time PAS; PAT; 2:49. The
track was very heavy.
The second heat was claimed for the MARI
ON the ground that Ticonic had run, but the
Judges oyerruled this and awarded the heat to
Ticonic. One of the judges then withdrew.
and the mare was Withdrawn from the race.
Great excitement prevailed among those pres
ent, and an attempt was made to stop Mace
from running the third heat, but he was al
lowed to proceed. The contest in this heat
was between Ticonic and Dan Mace, which
was won by the former.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-03

THE IONA GRAPE.-This grape is acknowl-
edged to be the very best out door grape
grown. We have eateu the fruit this season,
and think it superior to any cultivated in this
section OF the country, and think we are doing
our readers favor by calling their attention
to this superior grape. Geo. r. Davis has just
received another case OF very choice vines,
and now is the time to put them into the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-03

ARREST OF A Officers Beals and
Gribben arrested fellow named Cash, We'd
nesday night for stealing lumber from a yard
on Canal Street. Subsequently it was found
that he had taken horse, &c, without the
knowledge of the owner. He returned the
horse, but omitted to return the buffalo robe
and the reins He was locked up.
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s.a.T CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY
READ! Read! Read!

,,,uEN call and buy county for he best domestic
invention ever brought into Maine. oung men
,srs to invest Safely and perfectly of making
saw thousand dollars yearly, should not lose mo-
ent in securing county. 1t win be offered for sale
here for only two days more to close up the unsold
counties in this State. 1t is meeting with the un-
qualified approval Of all who it, and is selling
most RAPIDLY. 1t will be many month Def re anoth-
err such opportunity is Offered for making money rap
idly for small an investment. The proprietor chal-
enges all competition and will wager $1,000 that the
invention will perform the greatest smount and va
riety Of labor and viii pay .or itself more times over
in the year, for the price asked, than any domestic
article ever patented Call at once If you would
make your selection Of the best counties unsod, at
No. so Federal Street. now DIST
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From Nashyirse.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 2.
The annual celebration of the Odd Fellows
took place to-day. There was procession
with music, and an address was delivered by
Rev. ]. d. Ferguson. Large delegations from
Louisville and other cities participated in the
festivities which were concluded with leyee
and ball at the Masonic Temple
The counsel in the case of Dick Mccain,
held as prisoner Of war at Knoxville, conclud-
ed their argument to-day in the Circuit Court,
in favor of a writ of habeas corpus.
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Auction Sales
This Sale of Dry Goods continued through,
Tuesday, al 10 A. M a1id q p, M, and
throughout ihe Neea'


EDw'D NJ. PATTEN, AuotiOnoor, 70 T1chanse St
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Ne,p York markets..

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.
Cotton-lesS active but firm; sales 22OO bales Mid
ding Uplands at &c.
Flour "a 10c higher; sales 1900 bbls State
10 q so. Round Hoop Ohio 90 a 70 70. South
shade firmer; sales 400 bbls at 65 a 16 20
Canada q loo higher sales 300 bbls at 30 a 70 ~.
Wheat-without decided change; sales 50, 900 bush
new, No. 2, 273. Amber Milwaukee, new, 1 So.
Amber State IS a 2 IS New White Western,
common, 22O.
Corn-1c higher; sales 10000 bushels Mixed
Western SS q soc Yellow choice, l 03.
Beet-frm; sales 500 bbls.
Pork-lower; sales 940J b5ls. Mess SO 25 "a 80 II.
Lard-quiet sales 700 bbls at "a a 2SJc.
Whiskey-steady; sales $50 bbls.
Sugars-steady; sales 593 hhds. Museovado 1871 @
1z!c. Havana. 700 boxes, at l4c.
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CL0pp,s -F0vorite Pen. I

zsee every large; similar to the Bartlett in FORM
ss but less musky in favor; vinous, melting, but
-s1-tery, and juicy; fine texture; ranks best."-
an. PROMO Society.
The tree is 'of healthy and thrifty habit. Nor
foJk Ag. Soc.
The late DR.. Brinck1e said sit was of superior
quality, as well as size."
Mr.. Barry, of Rochester, n. T., pronounced it
"quite worthy of ranking best
Mr.: Horey, Prest. of Mass. Hort. Society, thought
sit was hardy as resist the cold which so gener
ally affected the Bartlett; and in quality it GER
tainly was its superior"
Hon. III. p. Wilder and Hon. Joseph BrecL EXPIRES
ident of the same Society, say they "can endorse all
that has been said in relation to its excellence"
PRIoE.-Trees Of three years. generally having
iruit-buds, So each; $50 per oz. Smaller 12 to 24
per doz. j. W. ADAMS Nursery,
Oct 20-d&w5w Morrills Corner.
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suPREMn Jun1o1AI. nonpn

OCTOBER TERM-DAvIs, j., PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-No case was ready and the
jurors were discharged from any further at
tendance. Judge Davis will come il daily so
long as there is any business to be transacted.
The result of this term is two trials and one
verdict
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-03

A GIANT.-The Belgian Giant, Mons. Jos
eph, seven feet eight inches in height, and
weighing 402 pounds, is now on exhibition at
Market Hall. He has fer some time past been
exhibited at Barnum's Museum, New York,
and thousands upon thousands have visited
him and wondered at and admired his magnlf-
cent form and proportions.
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To THOSE of our readers who visit Boston
to purchase goods, we would recommend cali
at the store of ]. A. JACKSON, No. 101 Court
street. Ladies will there find beautiful as
sortment Of Furs, and now is the time to buy,
Hats and Caps of every variety and style may
also be found there.
Mr.. jackson takes pride in always keeping
an extensive stock of superior goods. Every
purchaser may obtain of him a good article,
and at comparatively low prices.
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The Netc YOrI; Chamber of Commerce on the
Currency Question.

Ihe Netc YOr. Chamber of Commerce the
Currency Question.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.
The Chamber of Commerce held their reg
ular monthly meeting this afternoon. Reso-
buttons were adopted approving the statements
expressed by the Secretary of the Treasury in
his speech at Fort Wayne, as well as his re-
cent action in reftlnding S50,000,OOO of legal
tender notes, thus giving the assurance of bis
determination to exert his influence and au-
thority in favor of an early return to specie
payment; also expressing enthusiastically the
conviction Of the necessity of prompt but eau
tious movements in the direction of curtail-
ment Of the currency, and therefore enter in
advance an emphatic protest against every ap-
peal that may be made to Congress, at the APP
ploaching session, to increase the issue of
the national bank currency beyond the $780,
100000 authorized, or the issue of single
dollar more of paper currency in any form !;
also that copies of the resolutions be forward
ed to the President and Secretary of the
Treasury.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-03

For CoUGHs, COLDS AND THROAT, use
Browns Bronchial Troches," having proceed
their efficacy by test Of many years. The
Troches are highly recommended and prescrib-
ed by Physicians and Surgeons in the army.
Those exposed to sudden changes should al
ways be supplied with "The Troches," as they
give prompt relief oct30deodSt&w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-03

A COURSE OF TEMPERANCE LECTURES.
1t viii be seen by an announcement in an
other column that Arcana Lodge No. 1 have
made arrangements for acourse of Temperance
Lectures during the next winter. Some of the
ablest lecturers in this country have been Sc
cured who cannot fail to draw full houses and
do much to aid the cause of Temperance.
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OFFICE OF AssT5rANr QUARTERMAsrER,
WASHINGTON, u. c., october 81, 1865.
WILL be sold at Public Auction, at Alexandria,
w Va, on MoNDAY, the 4th day of December,
4, 500, 900 feet assorted Lumber.
30 new Platform Cars, 4 feet 81 inches gauge.
30 box Freight Cars, teet 81 inches gause.
Passenger Cars.
G50 Car Wheels, tgo0d.)
1875 pairs Car Wheels, On axle5.
400 new Car Axles.
1900 pounds Rubber Springs
81 Elliptic Car Springs.
100 DAVIS Patent ar springs
900 tons good second-han d I Rail.
400 ions old II Ran.
600 tons old strap Raj.
90 tons Axle Iron, old,
tons Tire lron old.
tons Sc zap 5 eel, cd.
225 tons Ca. Wheels, cd.
$50 tons VIZ ught Ser p Iron.
go tons a Z Scrap 1 on.
3 tons Leaf Pipe, old.
10 tons Scrap Bias.
coils, II inches diameter, Wire Gable.
"a Yises.
$50 tons assorted Bar Iron.
81 tons assorted Sheet Iron.
20 tons assorted Steel.
go tons Iron Castings.
8 tons Bras (asfincs.
2 tons Sheet Copper.
ton Sheet BInas.
10000 pounds Boat Spikes
250,000 pounds Railroad Spikes.
10000 pounds cut Spikes ana Nails.
$4,000 pounds Rope.
IL 300 Ieet assorted Glass.
$500 feet Leather Betting.
sou pounds Rubber ana Hemp falhlng.
10 Henderson Pumps.
$500 feet assorted Gas Pipe.
80 Grnd-stones.
q, 900 pounds Track Bars.
1900 pounds Spike Nauls, Cold Chisels, sc.
1900 Picks and novels.
800 Lanterns.
500 Axes, Hatchets, and AIDES.
1000 Handles.
5Oste,.l-plated Frogs.
80 steel Frog Plates.
90 set Switch Fixtures.
portable FORCES.
Pumping Engines.
WOod-sawing hngnes.
2portable Saw mills.
2 steam Pile Drivers, complete.
2 Gallo ic Engines
95 set Planes.
200 Hand, Cross-cut, and Circular Saws.
30 Steel Squares.
60 Screw Jacks.
800 feet Spark Netting.
1000 pounds assorted Wire.
$50 pounds Block Tin.
900 pounds Sheet Lead.
T5 boxes assorted lin.
10000 pounds Chains.
900 Files. ~. -, NJ.
Washers.
80 GlobekValves.
100 Monkey Wienclies'
10 Emery Wheels.
20 reams Elmer cloth and Taper
oc Ox YOkes.
e w Water Tanks and Hoops.
1000 Sashes.
Contents Of Job Printing Office consisting Of Press
a. T'VDe. Cases, &c.
e. number Il hand and Truck Cars.
Contents ofthe Supply Store, which contains very
large assortment OF aiuabe Railroad Material new
Contents OF Nj c line and Blacksmith's Shops, con-
sistng ofPlaners, Lathes, Wheel Presses, FORCES,
Stationary Engines Skating, Betting, Sc, Sc
Also large lot Of secondhand Stores, Tools Machi-
merry, and other material,
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock, to be adjourned
from day to day, until all is sold.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
II. l.. II -BINSON,
Nov. 8, tdeel. Breyet Colonel, A. g. NJ.
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"a A Chinaman in San Francisco ho;,,o
kicked out If the shop of jew, upon picking
himself up exclaimed "You bad man; me al
ways know you bad man; you kill Mclean
tAmerican) mans Joss" The point will be I'M
1erstood when it is known that Joss is the Chi
nese for God.
E~ The New York Observer publishes let
ser, written more than thirty years ago by Rev.
Dr.. Judson, on the vanity of the heather wo-
men, in which he cites as one proof of their
heathenish customs that the Karen women
wore fancifully constructed bags, enclosing the
hair and suspended from the back part of the
head The origin of waterfalls" is now ex-
planned.
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TEETmI rNEruI rEr.r,rr !,

DR.. d. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEC
TRICKY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having DEF ave,
teeth or stumps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sal,
for family use, with thorough instructions.
DR.. d. can ACCOMMODATE a lew patients with boarC
and treatment at his Muse.
Office hours from O'Clock A. VI. to 10 NJ. from
to p. NJ, and to in the evening.
Consultation free. nov1ti
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MUNICIPAL COURT, NOV. 9.

The case of Moses Morrill, (semch and seiz-
ure process) was before the Court, but was
continued to next Wednesday. J. Fl. Drum
mond, Esq, City Solicitor, appeared for the
State, and Messrs. Evans & Putnam for the
respondent.
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Fires.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9

NEW DIRK, Nov. 2.
A fire occurred this noon on the corner of
Beaver and New streets in large building
occupied by Brininger & Co., liquor dealers
Damage unknown, vet it must be heavy.
The Crystal Oil Works Of Brooklyn was
burned this morning.
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Marine Disaster.

GooDER1cH, c. w, Nov. 2.
Inc steamer Mohawin, running between
Gooderlch and Saginaw, was caught in storm
yesterday, and threw her deck load overheard
She returned to Gooderich in a leaky condition.
Loss from $4,000 to 100000.
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PEARL STREET UNIvERsALIsT SOCIETY,"
There will he social gathering of the mem
bers of this Society, at Lancaster Hall, thii
evening, to which the attendance OF every per-
son connected with it is invited. Arrange
ments have been made for pleasant social
entertainment,
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SHERMAN AND HIS CAMPAIGNs.-From
the advance pages of this work, now in press
we learn that General, then Capt. Sherman
having spent several years in California, was
early in 1860 induced by the Southern leaders
to take charge of the State Military Acadamy
at Alexandria, La, at salary of $4,000. Here
his fidelity to the Union soon manifested itself
in vigorous though futile efforts to stem the
tide of secession, till on the 1st of January,
1861, in manly, straightforward letter to the
Governor, he rendered his resignation of the
position. In his letter occurs the following
forcible language:
Recent events foreshadow great change
and it becomes every man to choose. IF
Louisiana withdraws fom,the Federal Union
L choose to maintain my allegiance to the old
Constitution as long fragment of it survives.
On no earthly account will do any
act or think any thought hostile to or in de-
fance Of the old government of the United
States"
Such was the answering integrity of the
man that was destined subsequently to act SO
important a part in the great war for the
Union. IF the book fufills the promise of the
advance pages, it will be well worth the in
vestment
O. W. Atwell is agent for this city, and for
terms see his advertisement in Special Notice
column.
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Enthusiastically we saw paper signed by
large number of the dealers in milk, in this
city, pledging themselves not to pay more than
25 cents per gallon for milk, so that they can
sell it to their customers for eight cents a
quart.
The farmers and millznen will find that this
effort to put up the price viii not be success
full
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society? Then we say try Pease's Vegetable
Hair Remover, for it is very reliable. Cros-
man & Co. have it at their Drugand Chemical
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More Lives Saved f,o,a the Steamer Rep,sb.
liz.

NEW YORK, NOV. z.
1t appears that Capt. Hawthorne and twen-
ty-three passengers of the steamer Republic
were picked up at sea by the schooner Willie
Dill and taken to Port Royal The boat con-
tanning Capt. Young and thirteen others was
picked up by the brig J. Levitt and taken 10
Charleston. Another boat and the raft are
vet to be heard from.
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REAL ESTATE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is
invited to the sale of real. estate, corner of
Cumberland and Chestnut streets, at o'clock
this afternoon by E. M. Patten.
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THE attention of persons seeking employ
ment is called to advertisements headed
WANTED" and Kent's Turkish Washing
Fluid" in the columns of new advertisements.
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Nashville Mnrkefs.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 2.
advanced lie the quota tons Of yester
day. closing active at 49, q Al. lot offered at 4ec
was taken. Receipts 6l5 bales; shipment zT3 bales.
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WE would call attention to the advertise
ment of John E. Dow G. Son, Insurance
Agents. They have in their list of Companies
some of the best and most reliable in the
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Clothing at Auction.

w AL Abe ee sold this Thursday Evening at the
Street Lot Of Mems and Bows CIothin1 CONSISTING
u a ns vests Jackets Overeoats, &C.
e,;rts yWooI g4n a and Drawers, Travelling
o'clock. =" 0oN-l""0o "'
a.s CIV. HOLMES, Auctioneer.
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ON SATURDAY, October 18th, 1865, at 10 A. NJ .
~ and y T. RI, and continued nom oay to day IN
til the entire stock Is sold. This stock is valued at
over $4,000, and in Il will be found the finest and
best assoItInen Of goocs ever ceted at auclsOn in
this city, consulting in part follows, viz. 600 Brow
Linen Table Cloths, OF al sizes LOCO Bleachcd
Double Satin Damask Linen Table Clotls same suit
able for extension tables and tn finest goods I'M
ported; 200 dozen and double Satin Damask Lin
en- Napkins; 800 dozen double Damask Doylies; 20
pieces Ca, "a and bleaehed and brown Table Lin
en- suitable for hotels and boardi houses; 70 ptec
Oh Ga Pillow Case Linen; $50 pieces IA heavy Fam
lily Linen; $50 pieces "A Shrting Linen, Richard
son Manutac ure; $50 doz. Diaper and Huckabuck
Towels; Scotch Diapers, Birds Lye Diapers, Ladies'
and Gents Handkerchieis, Russian and American
Crashes; French and American Bed Spreads; Broad
cloths, Beaver loths, Co sin eres, Pilot Cloths;
Shirts and Drawers; Weter-Proof cloths; Balmoral
Skirts; Wool Table Covers; 50Jpairs Wool Blankets
with great many other articles too numerous TO
m ntion. Also, Cashmere Square and Long Shaws.
, The above stock may be examined tho day before
ehe sale, and every article warranted perfect.
oet25 dtd
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
DR.. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
III MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Opposite the United States Hctas

YNTHERE he would respectfully announce to the
w citizens of Portland and vicinity that he ha
permanently located in this city. During the two
of the worst forms of disease in persons Who have
tried other forms OF treatment in vain and curing
patients in SO short time that the question is offer
asked, do they stay cured? To answer this question
will say that all that do not stay cured we will
doctor the second time without charge.
DR.. d. has been practical Electrician for twensAF
one years, and is also regular graduated physician
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases in
the form Of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia IN
the head, neck, or extremities consumption wiler
in the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
involved; acute chronic rheumatism scroflla hi
diseases, white swelngs spinal diseases, curvature
Of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs
palsy paralysis, st. Vitas' Dance. Deafness stam
mering or hestancy of speech, dyspepsia indiges-
ton, constipation and liver complaint, pies-we cure
every case that can be presented; asthma bronchi
tbs, structures OF the chest, and all forms of female
cOmDlaints
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New Advertisement To-Day
AUCTION COLUMN.
government Sale of Lumber Cars, &c.
furniture at Aaeton-Henry Bailey q w.
Frult Trees, &c-Henry Bailey q ~
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN
Stationery, Perfumery, &c-so Centre st.
Special Meeting.
Shermah and his Campaigns
Desirable Rooms.
NEW ApvERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Beautiful Boston Bu1s.-Harris & Chapman.
Novelty Sale-Wm. Grace a. Co.
Insurance-John E. Dow d Sons.
Conarinership-Ea Eastman Brothers.
A Card-S. B. Gowel.
Lectures-City Hall.
Now Goods, &c-At Paines'.
Horse for Sale.
Found allet.
Turkish Cleansing Fluid.
Observation-Disclosures.