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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-04

5ss " Plain Wool DeLdines. a,sisl5
A LARGE assortment Of choice shades among
Awhich may be found the NEW SHADES Of Violet
Blue and Claret. This day received and selling at
sdl1e ELDEN Sc WHITMAN,S, oe A
Sept. 26---dtf N .IA 81 l5etf ce No. Froe Sc
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The MORRIS BROTHERS, PELL G. TRow-
BRIDGES MINsTRELs had another splendid
house last evening at City Hall, and the en-
tsrtainnent produced great applause. 1t is
one OF the most popular things we have had
in Portland, and we do not wonder at its ex-
traordinary run in Boston. At the close of
the first part Of the programme, last even
ing, the gentlemanly manager came forward
and rendered the thanks of the proprietors to
the citizens for their liberal patronage.
This afternoon there viii be a grand matt
nee, commencing at quarter before 8 O'Clock
which win afford good opportunity for par
ents to take their children to see the piano.
rama of the "Trip Around the World" and
witness the other entertainments. Let Young
America fill the hall on the occasion.
This evening win be the last one that this
excellent company will perform here, as they
go to Bangor tomorrow. All who have not
seen this truly popular exhibition should not
fail to attend tonight.
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

MILL be sold at auction ON Friday Oct. 6, at
wv O'Clock p. N on the premises, the well-knovn
large and valuable estate situated the easterly
corner Of Cumberland and Pearl Streets, few min
utes walk from the Post Office and business center
o. me ety. yer quiet retired and IN good ne,ghecr
three story dwelling house. with large kitchen wood
shed and stable, and abundance well and clstern
water. 1t il q large corner lot, containing about
Eleren Thousand Feet, with capacity for seven
good house-lots, surrounded by the most magnificent
Elm Trees in the city.
The above property presents good opportunity to
business men TO purchase handy and tenteel resi-
dence, an Investment for Improvement Title per-
feet Purchaser viii be required to deposit $500.
HENRY BAILEY & Co., Auctioneers.
q Portland, Sept. 81, 1896. dtd
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INTO HER MIGHTY TRUMPET fame has
breathed a new wore, --SozoDoNT,-and she
is making it resound through the civilized
world. 1t is the Greek for teeth preserver,
but, in plain English, Fragrant Sozodont is the
most effective dentrifice that chemistry has
ever yet extracted from the Oriental vegetable
Kingdom sept30d3teod Il (,
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Meeting d the Frsesl,se,. at Psssrsau.y.

g .sgeile8 tsiias PETERsBURG, VA, Oct. 3.
40 An immense meeting of the freedmen was
held last night, the largest African church in
the city being crowded to excess. Stuart
Darnes, of the Freedmens' Bureau, made an
address exhorting the freedmen to labor, and
disabnsingit the minds of5the- blacks from the
! idea that lands Of their late owners would be
divided among Them The address was en-
Enthusiastically received.
Addresses were also delivered by several col
ored speakers, all exhorting the freedmen I'd
sobriety and industry, and counseling friendly
feelings towards the whites. The meeting adj
jOurned at a late hour.
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The Vote o9a the Constitutional amendment
in Connecticut. III

TT HARTFORD, Oct. 8. +
Every county in the States votes "No" on
the Constitutional Amendment except Wind
against it. New Haven 1000, New London
900, Fairfield about 1900, Lalland 400, Litch-
field about 500, Middlesex about 900. The
majority againstit in the; State isnot less than
5000. The result is largely owing to the com
servatiye republicans.
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RALEIGH, N. c., Oct g.
The North Carolina Convention organized
by electing Hon, e. G, Reade as President, and
). ii. Moore of Halifax as Clerk. Over one
hundred members were present.
Messrs. Cannon and Holden, Of the Stand
ard, were appointed printers. .r-
Committees were chosen to wait upon the
Governor and to prepare rules for the govern
ment Of the Convention. aia1ts
The Convention then adjourned until to-
morrow g IL Y8sa4M
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TyLDEN 81 WHITMAN are this day opening
Ian assortment Of Plain, Plaid and Fancs Cloak
ing = in desirable styles for Fall and Winter wear.
Sept ST 5 Free Street Block.
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REMOVAL OF TRooPs.-The 18th u. S. In
fantrY has received orders to remove from the
Post at Fort Preble, which it has occupied, for
four years past The destination of the reei-
msntis New Mexico, and one company will
leave the Fort to-day for that point The 9TH
ers together with the Band will soon follow
1t isyunderstood that company of the LIST U.
S. Artillery will garrison the Fort.
Our citizens win regret the removal of the
accomplished officers of this regiment from
among us, and also the splendid Band which
has afforded our people so much pleasure.
Good luck go with Officers, Band and regi-
ment wherever they may be stationed.
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RDwD NJ PATrEN, AuctiOnesr, II Exchange 81.
27,5O0 Feet of Land on Elm and
-l1s ~ Oxford Sts., at Auction.

ON SATURDAY, October 7th at P. NJ. on The
" premises corner Of Elm and oxford Sts., WIN be
sold that very desirable lot Of land having front
Elm Of about 145 teet by about 90 on oxford Street
Tmmefiafely after the above, another lot on south
in depth. isit iL
Also the lower fenced lot on same side Of Elm,
about SO front by 81 In depth.
Tie land corner Of Elm and Oxford Sts., having
been divided into five building lots. win be sold In
paReels to suit purchasers r .l
late Ezekiel Day, viii be sold without the least re-
serve ll-ilals al. =. %
Sept 39-dtd tftr .tiN 'sl ,.li 81. 'iaau
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PERsoNAL.--Hon. Ezekiel Whitman Of East
Bridgewater, Mass, is paying his annual visit
to our city, where so many years Of his life
have been spent, with honor not to himself
only, but to our city and State as well.
Judge Whitman is 80 years and seven
months old, and yet appears hale and hearty
his countenance wearing that calm and benign
expression which has always characterized
1t. May he live to see the centennial ami
versary Of his birthday, and, as at present, in
the tull enjoyment of health and all bis men
tai faculties. Das ,Eil8f95
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MoNTooMnRY, ALA, Sept 20,
The State Convention to-day adopted ordi-
nances ordering the election Of State officers
on the first Monday in November; legalizing
the marriages Of negroes; authorizing County
Commissioners to provide for INDECENT and
helpless negroes, and directing Judicial Off
GERS to continue as agents Of the Freedmen's
Bureau. aeisi sisi 3agsiai asa4aa4 s81 I
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House and Lot at Auction.

ON THURSDAY, Oct. 9Th, at o'clock P. NJ, on
~ the promises we shall sell the we1l-known ana
pied by Mrs blanchard as a boarding house. II Is
four story wooden house, with brick basement On
shed throughout, with Is rooms, large and airy with
hnc closets, cemented cellar floor, gas throughout,
abundance hard, son and filtered water Pleasantly
located, IN desirable neighborhood, and valuable
property 70 occupy rent. l.I
sep2sdtd II. BAILEY q CO., Auctioneers.
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ANNUAL VIsrr.-Goy. Cony and the mem
bers of the Executive Council yesterday made
their annual visit to the State Reform School
at Cape Elizabeth. The Executive Council
adjourned, on Monday, to November 18th.
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LAuNcH-Steamship Dirigo, Of the New
England Screw Steamship Co.'s line, to ply be-
tween this port and New York, win be launch
ed to-day between 10 and II o'clock, from the
@rd of her builder, Joseph W. Dyer, Esq.
at Cape Elizabeth.
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rEErHs. TErrnl TEETH /,

Or. .. stiI continues 10 Extract Teeth by E1.Ec-
TRIcrr Z WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having de, ayed
teeth or vtumps they wish to have removed for rset-
ting he yuld give polite invitation to cal.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MAsnINFs ior sale
Tor family use, with thorough instr.1ctions
DR.. ID. cnn accommodate lew patients with board
and treatment at his house.
ONCE hours from O'Clock A. W. to 10 NJ; rom
to 6 p. M, and 7 10 in the evening"
Consultation ffee. nov1u
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BoNDHoLDERs MEETING. The adjourned
meeting of the York & Cumberland bondhold-
ers, for the purpose of forming new corpora
ton, viii be held at the rooms of the Board of
Trade, at O'Clock this afternoon.
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NEW BAND.-We learn that a new new Band is
about TO be formed in our c;tv co,nnrisino
Chandler ana others Of the old Portland Band,
provided sufficient encouragement be afford.
ed them by our citizens. As the Rand of tho
18th U. S. Regiment is to leave us, we SHAH bo
without any regularly organized Band. and q
is to be hoped that such encouragement NAV
be extended to the proposed formation of !.
new one as shall keep these excellent artists
with us, and that one may be formed which
shall be credit to onr CITY,
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House and Land at Auction.

ON Wednesday, Oct. 4th, at 3 O'Clock ?: NJ, we
from the Bridge on the Ocean House Road IN Cape
Elizabeth 1t consists of NEW STORY AND A
HALF HOUSE, with an acre ofland. The house is
pleas Anty located with nice cellar good water and
plenty Of it, with q fine view q the CITY Harbor,
Islands, and the SUR undng country. For one wish
is very desirable.
Sept 27--dtd. 800 = = -, - = - u
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SALE OF REAL EsTATEs--The @Hezekiah
Winslow Estate on Free Street, comprising a
two-storied wooden house, with out-buildings
and about 5000 feet Of land, was sold at .auc-
ton yesterday by Henry Bailey & Co. Itwas
purchased by Mr. Charles II. Fling for $4,000.
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.. s. CIRCUIT COURT.
JUDGE oI1FFoRn. spers1r

JUDGE CLIFFORD. PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-A motion for new trial having
been filed in the case of Thomas Snow vs.
Gaspe Insurance Company, where a verdict
had been rendered for plaintiff, the motion
was argued by Mr.. Butler for the defendants,
in favor Of the motion, and by Mr.. Evans, for
plaintiff in opposition to it. se9
There viii be no more cases before Court at
the present session. ess
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PERSONAL. - Commodore Winslow, COM
mander ofthe Kearsage in her memorable con-
with the pirate Alabama, arrived in this city
yesterday via the Grand Trunk Railway, Z ud
is stopping at the Preble House.
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THE First IN PoRTLAND.-The enter
prising firm of WinsIow, Doten & Co. have
just started Planning Machine that viii plane
two sides, tongue and groove at the same time.
1t is splendid machine, Of the celebrated
woodbury. patents, manufactured by A. Woods,
% sudbury street, Boston. With first class
machinery and workmen, and accommodations
OIL large yard connected with the mill, and
tne personal attention Of the Doten Brothers
1t cannot hep secure, as it does now, liberal
patronage.
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Ne,v releor,aph Line.

- PENNINGTON, Me-, Oct. 8.
the American Telegraph Company has this
way opened an Office in this place. on line
e miles In length, just completed along
s sne Anoroscoggin Railroad. Offices at several
osner points on the line will be opened soon.
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READ DR. HUGHEs advertisement, IN another
column. In his speciality DIR. Hughes is unequalled
by any physician in this country y Z a 'fra5sad
Jan 1-wIy
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FARM AT AUCTION,


VNTE shall sell at Public Auction on 7 Q ESDAY,
w October 1Oth, 1865, at o'clock A. MI on
Fl g premises, the well known and valuable
Homestead Farm
or tive late Winthrop Cobb, of New Gloucester con-
fasnsT,, go acres OF excellent land, with good out
buiidfsis thereon situated within 20 rods Of Cobbs
Bridge Station, the @. 4. Railroad Said Farm Is
well situated for the MIX Business.
ng A Store stands ON the Farm,
And commands good country trade. Also
IL Acres OF Woodland,
Three-Hfths Of mile N. ". from Homestead
.--8 Two Honses,
with lots of acre Of land each, near the Depot.
N 10 Acres of Inter vaI Land
Near the Homestead. .. 81 '.l.-ta 1l
10 Acres OF Wood and Interval Land.
tabout IL moving land, mile from the Homestead
Acres of Interval and Moving Land,
Adjoining the above named 10 acre lot.
60 Acres of Wood and Pasture Land,
mile N. E. from Homestead .aeL
eos Acres OF Meadow Land,
I IA miles East nom Homestead. ~ Terms made
BOOKS g oHAMBRRLIN, Auctioneers.
Oct 3--d1we a.
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Anderson.


This completes the election of Representa-
tives in this county; and they stand 10 Union
to Democrats. Westbrook and Harpswell
are the only places that have elected Demo
Gratis. rH nTnTw NTn1nrrY77 1
All honor to the Union men of Gray and
New Gloucester for their persevering efforts in
a righteous cause. 81, io siE ~ 81
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Meeting OF the Aianasai of BrOscn Usafver

3 gInJle5 y !. lat Providence. r. T., Oct. 8.
A meeting of the Alumni of Brown Univer-
sity was. held in Manning Hall to-day, to con-
s.der the death of ex-President Wayland.-
Senator Anthony presided. Professor George
J.. chase presented appropriate resolutions,
which were adopted. Addresses were deliver
ed by Ii. b Anthony, c. S. Bradley, Abraham
PAYNE, g. Al. HagaId, DR.. 3, Sears, President
of the University, DR. Alex. eogsweil, and An
drew H. Lincoln. The College faculty, the
Alumni and the students will attend the fun
eral in body tomorrow. IT,.
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$500 49,
A RARE CHANCE Z
CoDs,i,,o Pfct,,,es

0F any kind done ct A. M. McKENNEY's, 2s4
" Congress St., by new method, in superior
manner; cal and try it. oct3d3m
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5.st.1 ae.lg..a .,sa.s IL. NEW YORK, Oct. 5.
The publishers of the Richmond CONNER
scial Bulletin having again INDUCED in the pub
LEGATION OF reasonable language, Gen. Terry
has again suppressed the sheet s'9.'3 .s4'a
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AxoTAHn GAis. -At the Annual State
election there was tie vote for the candidates
for Representative from the district composed
Of the towns Of Gray and New Gloucester
last year represented by copperhead. A
second trial was ordered, which came of on
Monday, and resulted in the election Of John
NJ Libby, Of Gray, returned soldier, the
Union candidate, by majority of 40 votes.
The following il tho vote.
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The steamer Sheridan, from New Orleans
Sept. Path, for Boston, put in here to-day short
OF coal, having encountered a heavy gale.
Spoke brig Neptune, lat. So, long. 55.
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PORTLAND MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
CoMPANY.-At the annual meeting of this
Company, held Monday evening, the following
officers were reelected; es-f,s
Pesident, Charles Holden. i. l.erl
Secretary and Treasurer, Edward Shaw.
Directors,-James Racket, Thomas Cum
mings, William W. Thomas, Harris G. Barnes,
Eben Steele, Charles Baker, Benjamin Kings
bury, Jr., Nath1 Ellsworth, Charles Staples,
Martin Gore, William Hammond, Nathaniel
F. Deering. * ~ ST. rg9ssr -[-r
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COUNTY FAIR-Remembcr that the County
oattle Show and Fair opens at Gorham TO-DAY,
and that you can go out for half price ON the
York q Cumberland Railroad. Is
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Who have cold hanGs ana feet; weak stomnchs, lame
md weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizzi-
srsss and swimming In tho head with indigestion and
emstipation Of the bowels pain In the side and back
1epeorrhoBa for whites); falling Of the womb with In
ferpaI cancers; tumors polypus, and all that long
vein a diseases will lind In Electricity sure means
~ enre For painful menstruation, too profnse
me usirnation and all Of those long line Of troubles
wifi, yoHng isdies Electricity Is certain specific
and VIII, In short time restore the sufferer to the
vi0or cfhealth, "a
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-,, undersigned may be found, from and aiter
TUE dste. 81 the Office Of the Portland Rolling
Mills, NO. 100 GEO. E. B. JACKSON,
Portland. Oct. 2, 1885. dsw
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6 SUicDE.-The Star mentions the case of
suicide Of Miss Grover Of Bethel, who hung
herself in her fathers house last week. No
cause could be assigned for the terrible deed.
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,snssf 8 lllw sasiiq been CINCINNATI, sOcts3. 1
Gen. Grant left here this morning for Col
umbus, where he met with an enthusiastic
reception. He goes to Stubenville tomorrow.
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Just Received!
A ND now opening a full line Of Gents and Ladies
ETDEN s. WHITMAN.
Sent DIR --' VI n ~ 8 Free st. Block.
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T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS, Ell
Ii GINES, AND RAILROAD IRON.

Ii GINES, AND RAILROAD IRON.
UNITED STATES MILITARY Ran ROADS.
OFFICE OF AsaIsTABT QUABTERnAsTER,
Washington, ID. C., August II, 1865.
WIN be sold at CI1Y POINT, VA, on WEDNES-
DAY. October H. ct II O'Clock A. ~. About four
thousand 4O00t tons Railroad Iron. ll t1i
At PORTSMOUTH, VA, on FRIDA October
10, at 70 NJ:
Fiv Z l5l first class Locomotive Engines. l
About (50l Freight Cars and one a. Passenger Car.
At NORFOLK, VA, October 10, at +. ~;
One new Locomotive Engine, 3 foot gauge I-r
At ALExANDRIA, VA, on TUESDAY, October
It'll: raf,llfn. lfUlfrT tr-t - aif .l E
Fifty t5Ol frst-clxss Locomotive Engines, ieet y
Eighteen (iSj new Platform Cars, Eve loot gauge.
About three hundred and city $500 Box Cars, feet
81 IN. gauge
About tvs hundred and thirty (23O) Platform do,
feet 81 in. gRngB. -u- = -
About thirty tsol Stock do, feet 81 in. gauge.
One ~ Wrecking DO, feet 81 in, gauge.
Sixty do do, framed. fsl q.
About two thousand a, OO0) tons Railroad Iron
Sales to commence at ALEXANDRIA, at 10 A.
NJ. and 10 continue rom day 70 day until all are
sold.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
. r... -. 4 H. i. ROBINSON, -. -. -..r.
q A88sfs tF'A 4 Brew. Col and a. q. NJ t
U. s. Military Railroads.
August 1r-dto oct 10
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Great Turnoat Of the Trades Ussion Assoeia-
a tton of Baltimore. 8 s
BALTIMORE, Oct. 3.
g There was great turnout of the Trades
Union Association of this city tonight with q
torch-light procession and lnass-meeting in
Monument Square in support of the eighthour
system. sa7 SASH siiF7siaH
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Auction Sales.
E. NJ PATTEN, AUcToNEER, 12 Exchange St
Valuable Real Estate
AT Auction.

Houses and House Lots containing 10000
Feet OF Land, corner Of Smith, Free
mont AID lincoln Streets.
ON WEDNESDAY, Oct. 9Th. at p. a., on the
-. premises, the two stsry oden Dwelling
S Dus1eSy sue Of Lincoln, between Fremont and
Sutn Stdee 6, with lot enclosed ibout 40r100 het.
House 2Stx4t feet, with Parlor Sitting ROOM Kitch-
en-, anu Two slseRng Rooms on each floor convn
water in cellar; also brick cistern Win 6lterar and
pumps to carry water 10 each story.
Rents for $780, aII7-I'
Immedatsly after sale Of the above THREE
CORNER LOTS, containing 20, coo feet Of land yerV
desiraby situated, on which abundance Of walter IN
the dryest season can be obtained within eight feet
of the surface Each lot win be sold separately. For
terms, which win be liberal and for plan Of property,
call on the auctloneer.
Sept 2S-dtd
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R Il M O. A Il /.
DR.. W. N. DEFINING,
Medical l Electrician
Has removed his once from clapp's Block to
. ,s, ia MIDDLE STREET,

VNHERE he would respectfully announce to The
w citizens Of Portland and vicinity, that be has
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 50 abort time that the question is often
Asked do they stay cured? TO answer this question
viii say that all that do not stay cured, win
doctor the second time.
Df. D. 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 or sick headache; neuralgia i'm
the head, neck, or extremites; consumption when
In the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
involved. acute or chronic rheumatism, scrofnla hir
diseases white swellings spinal Diseases curvature
Of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs
palsy or paralysis St. Yitas Dance Deafness STAN.
mering or hesitancy q speech, dyspepsia, indiges-
every case that can be presented; asthma bronchi-
It's structures OF the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints.
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plo,r4.iana D aalIy Pre- Press stock Li...

n Z 'ooRREcTED By WIN. H.lwooD g. SON, rrg
Stock and Exchange Broker, Exchange St., Portland
AAFor the week ending Oct. A.
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BY ELECTRICITY

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the
leap with JOYS and move with the agility and electric
ity Of youth; the heated grad Is cooled; the ost-
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformities To-
movedi aintness converted to vigor weakness to
strength; the blind made to see the deaf 10 hear and
the palsied form 10 move uprighs; the biemishes OF
youth are obliterated the ACCIDENTS OF mature HE
prevented; the caamities Of old age obYated and an
active circulation maintained
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- y - lSll1tDEs
TTNHlS day received LONG AND SQUARE
Il SHAWLS, in new and desirable patterns 20
ELDEN s. wHITMANs,a
Sept 30-dtt Free st. Block.
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SOLDIERS. Resi-.

List of men who have passed through the
City and have stopped at the Soldiers Rest
during the Week ending Sept seth, 1866:
Sept. oath, B Lyons, T, list Me Vets. sissse-~
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MISS DENNISON

-. MISS DENNTSON
WILL open her classes for Children in DANC.
" ING, at the Hall in GOODMAN BLOCK, Tenn
pie street, on Saturday A fteRmoom at o'clock.
10 the children whose parents desire it, Gymn astc
nection with dancing. septS0d1w
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For Sale.

THE Furniture and Fixtures of the popular SA-
A LOON lit Fore St.. For particulars enquire on
the premises. Reason for selling, the present pro-
pretor is about engaging In the Fancy Goods Trade
Rent low. octsd9w* w