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IlROOKIYN

SurrocArIoS AND DEArn.-lour men ia
the crnIl u. y a. s f4rrou, boiler makers NJ
Ilutcr's POINT, went into boiler ycs;craav.vac re
icy were prusiratcl ly gas. O.c DEED while Ia
that condition. aud The remaining three were rra-
turi. Tlr uru.c ~ tho 80. tsDd '4lu 'a .aa,l
C9urs1., whose - cuts RESIDE iu B.,o.!!I
FIRE ANp ACCrpENT.-Betwcou , AMI q
O'Clock yag,crd morning % fire roke ont n a
tyo-story frame iI''i.nr, corner Of d, kab nud
Grand avenues, occupied 7s = grocery hy John
'Ishan. Damage to stock ana fixtures, 1000 rar.
ui.ly insured. TIE h,aiiius vas ogsned hv H.
ua'd sheridan. L'iN ',''; NJ. Iam Bradley
a member Of Hook and Ladder ~. /, was run over
}" Sands street and badly injured, while on the
way to The Ere.
4 SPECIAL TAN roE RrcErrriyG Pm
roszs The ar ol Supervisors hell meetu,
ass evening, aud resolution h i.ya JIc.iaf'iaS
To- nee. nc out.taudus Ger dcatca Of indie, ,cjucls
w0.ch have been incurred for recruiting pun posse,
Wa t.Hs.ucr,d, hvt hpall- a.t owe uuIl tie ness
Wc,Jur. Supervisor Boot4 mai, q verbal state
lucntu tie mission of the Bluuty committee fo
Wa iugtol. lie stated that tie quota would lo
reduced upon Tie basis Of ,.r.t .yI cur luor'.
,1mru.tca reported a remoustraucu aga ust zee
" NOV hoiOrr the Legislature pruyiiiIly Tor TIE
pr. ucI OF sto,o Lo.utcs under tn call iur
SIu,uon men, aud tie l.,cutluu VI tie members f.um
tue county vas called to sAc subject
WoNEN's ErLrrr ASSOCIATION held =
meeting ycs.c Ray q, tie rooms of thc Association.
81 Cour. street A rep IT was submitted rrom
witch It appears that 2.los articles CON. sting Of
H. IT., drawers, hpndkcrsi 'e'l uitttus, she L.,
cops s'eepcra' gowns etc. had Dee received At
the depot anu Forwarded Tor the rel q. at tie sold
.'rs nnI u Ne yarout srut hospta'-. lhTee
b. Nes oil ho. < and two arrcls o- PICKLES had als'
.c' sfNt a. tho pu'g 0i the Sru.ftf So & ,.Ufr,s
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CLEARED
SrEANAUlP~ Havana Havana. Costa RcA A.
piuVEI, a. Izwc4 ChnstopuCr la4GIUole. John
tihsou, ltilsdrllaia
tulr-Cahouu, Page, for LIVERPOOL
BAEkS-CiouilogOs, Citniueto-, jupitts, Monte.
Niuro Ala hH'uuh Idaho AsptIwhu.
BKlGS-Cari,I Tiic7tc. /. II Colo, Guam tsusuo.
Naietalo' - Ja-u. hui pbln, HnrbOr tIA,r; A. -
Montryideo Aura, bc1ar.Ja, fIius q frcLr icI, Ia
vhua, El.a RIO t'thulr de SUI; y kots, CaIloug4;
Emily Fisher Port Royal.
sCHuONEEs Maria, Jaemci; Crap, shot. pAti.
more Granite STATE, Bl'toH Caroline, Philadelphia
ARRIVED
STEAMSHIP China, li,.. pol aud Queenstown.
lAinlubh. LNegIs,l and Queenstown.
sHlps webster Liverpool, Bed orb, roo Chow
Great Ncu,y o., Liye,i Dol.
BARKS -Golen fccrc, Rgrhaaocr Psalin, Rio
JanpiNo MontezumA Btrba4o,s Galc,lu, Barha4o,s
Harvest MoOI, M,I4nzN.
BRlGS-l-clA, Ar,Cciho: Aurors C.riensg Costa
Rica Aspiuwals hydra OF Russia non. 20 Iaue,t1.
Martha StonO River.
sCHOOhERS-t \ Fsrnsworth, Barbados Mary
+ Jones' CaIdenGf; Louis MasA, GeurletnNu Tor
Boston; Elliott, Nirgiu.H Eobt Cs.iecl = Ro, al;
Nancy X Ha9Ln, Elzub,t4p1r, ,Os Dvs,o.. uagl.ut
Sew ~, DO do John Be- pg9ar " 10,
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EOR SALE-s2lj WILL BUY THE FIN
Il tues and tic GOOD will o. an old e5iablishrd Ii.
guo. store, With loS rent. Apply the soie, So
CA,rry 81, tor DAYS aIl
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I .OS1-lN CROSSING BROADWAY AND
A'etting In Nih ave. cars, Friday 4. W., al dus. =
package couttiuIu" wor-trd DO uCt, thmble needle
work, 80. ihr Under viii he IesArlri by leaving it
az 40 Bedford Il. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-14
The SUNDAY MERCURY.
'TnL GREATEST STORY OFTHE ACE.

THE GREATEST STORY OFTHE Act
Il IMMENSE LITERARY sENsATION.
PINE HF F khS SILiA E 2E LIE KEN + R Req
F-f sutp,'.ine IN descriptive power and intense
dramatic interest even the n4gnifoent production.
By thr -1ige auth 'r"hich have PRECEDED In 'Ihe
lrf to- Ind lh' ScaiI,t Flower" THE nghtv mag
~ 81 'omUn'c p.u o. ''littei million. n resd-
'r co.. i1' ',t4l -h be literary fame On lounjH-
a,ts'. , 'he zenith Of slcc' e. Experienced critics
AGrM OF GESIus
40 flr t.n'H|us %" Of tc leslie Of the : NDNf
NFIIl ~ cont lining IN" hr.t 300 rhapcre Of this
lu'. ~ .o.s hl. proven that the public iuhy re-
r.Fulre 10 merit The demand .ur IL ALREADY WE'LL
nrh &C. pee ne fe,ouf,os Of supply aud the excite
ntnt 10 u.'utione is bu' comm oacu- And well may
J.. oiol 40 hing IN The recent dag hos lc"n given
T. 'h' ""il, nat moro ro~, Illr nd siuEihsy an
HEs' DE darker ~ vel the puirr and nob.cr pss-
siOns of 'h" human heart
titE HNsrEErs or NonERS LIFE,
D.. secret r'pininrs, " bitcr i'aouscs ~ hidden
'rt'i int=' ihi"lse d"riTc. Do 'nid-lpnrci tcsrh-
"f'" Ft1 iu'"iuinrlinr With them 80 th" c"uetous
at,ru"u au1 devotion Of
TRtE surLEp wONNN
'omr' inr me storm u human viclc rcs- a. last to
h. +" goo "i hum 80 love. nrp here revealed In
Ur ,trss.. nj 'c"m p. 'ha PROFOUND emotion they
ctcio to r fr u- actors iu the diam AZ "l than
~, ido.tot o. courc. IN hlo, Nj f.an h.s use
woSnrRrrL WORK.
-m ID pLEi 'iilis%litN,
IlttNs. the Sstr..''io iic.o.lr.
r,,vNStENfi4T'' ttc r.. 2,,"tu,iu.
'Alf'i., tn" Go. D. -II'uy i.Up.tT
and fusuunrut nj I-i'.
A." 'I r.erar'' Of irc0." 'ofcc no thcr vlriou' tc
''.'inr"' AM 90 me s"?oe, t'''ft nni re- ..c1r
mon ono '''ue, 20" latter varies
"irm grave TO say, from lively 70 Severe"
rom ssr,,.,.s and heaut. to icloci.y and Gloom,
lo.l D. u,l'u io aroaigiur rtiai tom .uui.rf suu.
u H. 20 m.dn j.. h3r9f, Win The iautut ~. lee
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NEPTUNE LOnGE, 81 7. A. M.-THk
4Nmcmhe' u. Nrptuuc Lodge are hereby summon
ed 70 attend - rIr,iu COMMUNICATION to be hold At
the od'C-ro0n. CrosAy and b. come tts on sun.
dal Jan. 18th, ~ o'clock NJ, 20 attend The tune
raj ut our late brother, JACOB TifkHSSON. Ma.
ter Mason- ia good standing are invited 10 attend
WV. DIVE, Mla.er INIIN NIXON. 500 $40
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Too Late for Classification.
h FAITHS.

FlNN-On Jan. 1871, l>i, John Finn. a nLtiye of
kilk0-hau, iceland, afod - years.
he relatives and mend. OF the family are respect.
full invited 70 attend the funeral on SUNDAY
Ht'ruoou, Eth Inst, a. / b. O'clock tIuA his late
reside ace, 80 Cannon u. IA
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THE FATHER MATHEW 7. \. h. So
Il cioty No. T. Of Brook, II, sill holt grand public
temperance meeting ig tnrir hail 5di Coiual ast
on SUNDAY e,y.u'ue Jan, l'th' At O'clock. SPEAK
NnaE, McIovaE aud O'Sulliyau. All friends OF tho
raur are Invited IN attend, and they will he drligEtpd
with the Oratory and sweet temp rance u.,.1tics
lENKf MORGAN, Prest. BERNARD MAXIM,
Rec. sec. 1913
THE NEW YORK ARENA Is FOR SALE
L everywhere, Price cent?. aI5
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DEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE
- BRlE~l'S HAIR DYE,
The N1fe I've OF the World, II used in pref rl.e to
all otburr, hccluEe
IT DOES NOT STAIN THE SKIN,
and as all ~ho have tried n, ack nov iedrc,
DOES NOT 1911 III Tux HAZE.
hut changes Ret or Grvv hair beautiful aud natur.
al BLACK OR BROWN,
tlustAutAucousyJ
and rs sOld hv all Drucsipts Al he how priceof
FIFTY CENTS PER BOX
Each hox contains nearly twice The quantity OF dye
which formerly pnt up at % cent?
Gene sal Depot TO South Second street williams
hurgh
WHOLESALE AurNrs,-p. Barnes 4 Co., n Park
Row Fraser lee, 20 B.ekmau II heecr IL
thtlry st Miller Reed, ISL Allen, cor stanton -
anu cor Houston a. and Ave u; Hoadley, ~ lirh'h
Wye Porter Fairchild Az ludson t. and aTi alKth
aye: ris can a'so BE- supplied by L, y, GRIT
TEN ION, Is sixth ave. w
DROTECTlNE WAR CLAIM ASSOCIA-
uon-Ihe objects OF the Association are TO secure
70 soldiers ami sailors, and their families any claims
or pensions pay aud bounty .ld 70 give advice and
iniornutol 70 them t-'tboW cost, ana 10 prevent
frauds against them and the Government APgliGa-
ton "a 2eTSon OF bg letter should pc made 70 HIN
York wv
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rather i' tir t.et 'i.iin' lu q" jon " the day
tu. Nv bone 90 ~ host Of ~ sic uO yer,
u, tu ttuuIc ly,t etuka " Lt Of the ~ NIAh Nth
81 ~, containing Tie ,uitiu,0ry chapters Vi THE
tLunils story, 10 vii B.,
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06
THE STONE OF STUMBLING.

z aThe assertion that all men are created
equal was Of no practical use in efiecting our
separation from Great Britain; and it was
placed in the Declaration, not for that, but fol
future use Its authors meant it to be--as,
thank God it is proving itsef-a stumbling
block to all those who, in after times, might
seek to turn a free people back into the hate
y iul paths Of despotism. They know the prone.
ness oi prosperity to breed tyrants; and they
meant wnen such should re-aprear in this fair
land ana commence their vocation, they
should find left for them one hard mt 70 crack !,
From speech Of Mr.. Lincoln, delivered
June, 1857. Il aalasra
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06
Stock Markets.
mLENDss NOT CONFINED, TO THE
BLACKS.

The New York World is one of the Demo-
cratic or Copperhead journals that breaches
daily homilies on the innate laziness of the
negro, and resists his freedom from control on
the ground that he can't take care of himself;
that he will starye before he will work, unless
coerced by that appendage of the "divine in
stitution," the lash. The World has specia |
correspondent who has been travelling through
North Carolina, and in letter from Green's
boro' he lifts the curtain SO far as to show
some of the industrious procIivities of the
"chivalry." 1t appears from the following par
agraph that the negro has iIlustrious teachers
IN laziness, and is not the only one who looks.
upon work-honest toll as an evil more to be
summed than wretchedness, squallid poverty
and lncipient starvation. June 10Th the
Worlds correspondent says: o9
The destitute ration has been dropped, ex-
cept to the unemployed negroes, for the mani
fest reason that it fostered idleness and fraud
among the whites. There were no less than
thirty th0usdad rdtioas issued at Raleiqh in a
sinqle day, and Increasing. It is now reason
ed that State which could do SO much for the
needs of the Confederate army can maintain
their own people, who ought to be at work.
There are fen people at Work except negroes
There isno trade. Field labor has been con-
sidered the peculiar province Of the negro,
except in the upper counties. Confederate
officers and soldiers are lodfng o6out the
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

Pass hsers taking tho l.l5 train from Philade,-
: hia, will make sure connections with this Line.
7 Passengers taking tho A. u train from Kew
York viii have tim dine in Ba timore
Passengers taking thes3 g. NJ. rain rem Wash
ington will make sure connf O. ions With tn Linz.
FREIGHT AIKEN TO No FOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
ard RIcaMoNp up TO O'clock A lfh
lnfarmauoa in regsrJt tae Like will 0e iurni~hed
by tTf5N sIaEI7ls q AM SHAW, ~
81 81 Superinte adent New Line. Baltimore.
g. W FoULsoE GeneSal Passenger AgsEt.
june 10 imeod.s AZ afnF .1ll5t-af
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

RoWs.--At the City Hotel yesterday after
noon some soldiers were making a disturbance,
wien policeman Meserve was called in. The
soldiers set upon him, knocked him down and
kicked him in the face, and then escaped.
Shortly afterwards some soldiers went into the
United States Hotel, and kicked up disturb
ance, attempting to pull theclerk over the count
er. Officer Eastman went in, and they resisted
him. He broke his cane over the head of one
of the men, and finding they were too many
for him, blew his whistle for assistance Off
GERS Sterling and Wyman soon came to his
assistance, and three of the soldiers were
arrested, one of whom was discovered to be-
long to the party that assaulted Officer Me-
serve.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

streets scaitiag for something to turn up, but
not Il ying to fatg'a. up anything.s
As there are few people workingin North
Carolina except the blacks, would it not be
good idea for the World to read a few lectures
on the sin of Incidence to the lazy, loafing
whites of that neighborhood? Thirty thousand
rations day given away by the Government
to the whites around Raleigh, who were too
lazy and loaferish to work! lao 90
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06
y. Y . y =" = ? ?
Nesc York. Markets.

NEW YORK, July g.
Cotton-higher Sales 800 bales Middling Uplands
at 40 a co. . eAN fiasA i ptsA s9sesF fta
Flour--State and Western &c better; sales $500
bbls. State 800 q $50. Round Hoop Ohio $40 q
$40. Western 800 q 500. Southern steady; sales
800 bbls. at 6,65 q 11,60 Canada frmer; sales 40
bbls. at 80 a 1855. s.s s4fia.s .ft s{sg sqnale
Wheat-1c higher; sales II, 900 bush. Chicago
Spring 1,26 q LIS. Milwaukee Club 1,27 q 1,2s
Amber Michigan LIS q 1,29. Winter Red Western
Corn-1c higher; sales 100000 bush. Mixed West
ern 76 q 7s1. 2eI1
oats-2c q SC lower. Western s9t97O. ~ 81
Beef-Quiet. iRQ05I
Pork-frmer; sales $50 bbls. Mess 49, q $500.
Prime 1890 a 1900. -. n ,s..., ~ :
Lard-frm; sales 1900 bbls at i6s a 1911. iit D.
Whiskey-frm; sales 125 bbls. at 2, 10. aaala
Sugar-active; sales 1870 hhds. Porto Rico Is 90 49,
Muscoyado III e 12 Havana, sales 136s boxes at
cofee-steady. Rio, sales $3.50 bags on private
terms. 3llas
Naval Stores-quiet. ri ssfs M
Freights to Liverpool-quiet. s.asf ,ss.+t ~ r
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06
- ~ =
A Revolutionary Hero Ia Bangor


Mr. Hutchins of Penobscot the only re-
naming veteran of the Revolution remaing in
New England, participated in the celebration
of the Fourth of July at Bangor His mind
remains clear, and his health is good. But
three other revolutionary patriots remain to
welcome the return of our national anniversa-
ry: viz, Samuel Cooke of Clarendon, N. Y,
whose age is unknown; Samuel Downing of
Edinburg, Saratoga County, N. Y, aged 100
years; and james Basham Missouri, aged 102
years. -st-Y Il
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06
The Fourth b. Ha1ifas. n. s.

'sng - HALIFAX, N. S., July 5.
The Fourth was appropriately observed by
the few resident Americans and visitors here
J The fine yacht White Wing of New York,
Constant commander, was gaily decked, and
fired a salute in the morning and evening. In
the evening the loyal Americans partook of
dinner, at which Judge jackson, u. S. Consul
presided. Thirteen regular, and many volun-
teer toasts were given, Among them one to
the Queen of Great Britain and the Lieutenant
Governor of this Province. The proceedings
were continued until a late hour.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

THE SAco RIVER. PIcNIc.-Picnics are
picnics the world over, and a large picnic--but
no matter. fit were proper to use the word
we could say this picnic was largely patronized
1t was got up under the auspices of Arcana
Lodge No. l, Independent order Of Good
Templars, temperance organization of this
city. The grove where it was held is rough
place, but the more rustic on that account.
The grounds are on the banks of the Saco,
which is now full Glowing river" the water
being much higher than usual at this season
Of the year. Soon after we entered the grounds
we saw large hogshead full of good water
which was dipped up in mugs through square
hole. That was good sign of temperance. The
mugs were in constant use during the day. but
the old cask did not give out. There was
enough and good water too. avs. n0
& The grove was filed with men, women and
chiiden who came resolved to have good time,
and OF course they had il. The amusements
were dancing, singing, swinging, playing foot
ball, eating in groups, walking, laughing and
making love. In looking over the crowd we
found all the elements necessary to constitute
a real picnic, and consequently there was
picnic of high order, as some count these
gatherings. The cars were crowded each way
and conductor Cousins was full of smiles. and
attentive to all, especially to the ladies, who
love to see smiles instead Of ffowns on mans
face. In common parlance, the picnic was
complete successs' 8snas0
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06
E. NJ. PATNsN, AUoTIoNEER, is Exchange St.
Stock of Liverv Stable at Anction

ON Saturday July sth, at 10 A. NJ, at the stable
" ON India street, formerly occupied by TAYLOR a.
Boothby, the entire stock without the least re-
20 open buggies, two wheel chaise / skeleton
Wagon, large passenger wagon, 1 double Sleigh
single harnesses, sets light double harnesses set
halters, SC.
Two prs Matched Horses; s HoNes suitable for
livery or hInily use, july4td
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

GEALED PROPOSALS. enc ortcd proposals for
~ fnrnisling the materisls and performing the la.
Dor IN tn err cton of Brick School House for the
st Dominscs School Hou e., Gray ST. will be receiv.
ea BY the undersgD ed, until Saturday II O'Clock M,
Plans. Specifications, &c, may be exa iaed at the
Office OF tlls Architect, GRoeeE NJ HARDIre
Tae riqist reject any I'll Bicssa nateby rec .r7-
ed. EOGENE MULLER, " O.,
jane 6edto Rector of St Dom,nio's Church.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

REAL MUsCLE.-Waiter Brown of Ports
mouth, N. H., who won the first prize in the
race of wlheries pulled by single man, with
one pair of oars at our Regatta on the Fourth,
and who, in the fourth race, was one of the
winning crew Of the Una, possesses great
muscle and strength. And no wonder. When
invited to stake drink" he replied, II never
drink Intoxicating liquors of any kind" swell
then take cigar" remarked friend @Thank
you," was Browns reply, Il do not use to-
bacco in any shape" This will account for
his great muscular strength, and it is an honor
to him.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06


Notes Of ali the denomination. named VII be
promptly FUR ished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
Tho Notss OF this Third Series ere precisely similar
in form and privileges 1.-THE seyeGrhirtits already
sold, exceo t;iat the Govornmcnt reserves to itself
tn option o ayios interestiin gold orin at per
cen ins cad eff s-l0thsin currency. Subscribers
will deduct the interest in currency up 60 July 18TH
at the time when they subscribe
Tne delivery Of the notes Of this third series OF the
seventhirtes will commtnce on the ist OF Ju5e and
will be made PROMPTLY and continuously after that
date. GGsl. eyeNs
The eight chsngernade III the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affect onls ire ma tel ofiatsresi =
The pa nent in gold, II made, Will be equivalent
the earreney inteFest OF the higher rate
The return to specie payments, in the event Of
which cnIy win be the opcn to ga iatsrest in gold
be asaiIed Of would 50 reduce aud equalizs prices
thai purchases inside it'll tx per cent. ine col would
be fully equal to those made with seven and thret-
teoths per cent. in currency. s y
The Only Loan in. Market
Now offered BY Government. aud lis superior cd
vnntagea make it the
Great Popular Loan Of thu People
Less than $4,000 COZ of the. loan aut horized by
Congress are now on the market. This amount. at
the rate at'~4hiohftis being aoso, bed, will be sub
scribed for within sixty days vhea the notes viii
undoubteG5, commspc pren,i aEa. - has aritorady
bean she case on elojsng fo suhscrstions to Other
leans.
- - f.s7fi. 'gu.lcIn IHlf ~ 80 -. :.
In order that citizens eszs3 teHn sna sectioA OF
the co,ln tn sspsstt ach;ics FOR takfg tbs
ss4. tne National ennks, State Bankss aud Private
Bankers throa ghout the country have generally
agrees - Eeceiye subscriptions at par Subscribers
siil select their own agents. in WHOM they Con-
teenso and who only are to be responsible Tor tbs
is.iyeEy the notes or which they receive order
IAy COOKE, e
..i. Subscription Agent,
4Jilsr. no ia South Third Street Phiadel pha.
Z DAY 10, 1856. izil MOO assfU h3fi99
tI y EkEai .XI'ffItJ1st PHI
% sabtcriPttoisstT sli be received BY the
First Nati nal Bank of Portland.
Second National Bank OF Porlard.
Canal Maj ma Bank Of Pertland, ed
Eos ii rihaats National Bans OF Portland.
iai1aaA x .4e naay19isd 4 y I'm
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

I; NEW YORK, July 5.
The steamer Nevada, with Savannah dates
of the 1st inst, has arrived.
The Savannah Herald announces the arri-
val at that place of Gov. johnson, and his cor
disl reception by the people. The City Coun-
ell adopted resolutions Of welcome, and request
ing the Governor to deliver an address, which
was complied with. The address was to be
delivered on the evening of the LIST.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

NEwBERN, N. c., July 1.
1t is reported that the government is about
to make an important seizure IN the direction
of the North Carolina gold mines.
Recent orders instruct Gen. Cox to remain
in command of this department until the re-
turn of Gen. Schofeld.
There is a great rush of political sinners to
Gov. Holden for pardon. He has appointed
]. F. Hough Mayor of Newbern.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06
BY TELEGRAPH
80 81 a45.s 1ND
EVENING PAPERS.
Cen. Ho,vo,.d ~ eqett,,sb,.,,,,.

The Herald's correspondence says at Gettys-
burg the Fourth was celebrated with great en-
thusiasm, apd the corner stone Of the soldiers
MES. The ceremonies opened with PRAYER
and discourse by Rev. DR.. Tying. The cere-
monies Of laying the corner stone were then
performed, when Gen. Howard delivered an
eloquent Grafton, followed by poem written
and read by Col. Charles G. Halpine, The ex-
ercises were concluded by an address from Gov.
Curtin nallL --a a.Ml OH. va
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs, lame
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizzi-
ness and swimming in the head, with indigestion and
constipation OF the bowels pain IN the side and back
iencorrhea, Tor whites); falling Of the womb with IN
train Of diseases wiz find in Electricity sure means
Of cure. For painful menstruation, too profuse
menstruaton, and all of those long line Of troubles
with young ladies, Electricity Is certain specific
and VIII, IN short time, restore the sufferer TO the
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06
The Cefebratio,, 3. Banoo,.

- BANGOR, July 5.
The celebration here yesterday was great
success. Thirty-five thousand people were
present The Grafton by Hon. Hannibal
HaInlin was most able and eloquent. A novel
feature OF the celebration was an Indian regatE
ia in birch canoes with paddles; distance one
mile and a third; three heats. The canoe
"General Grant" won the first prize, and
sheridan, second. Time made, Z "a and
eight minutes.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06
II II M OaX A l. 4!
d1AIraoI .sa1 - -lAL
DR.. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical ~ Electrician.
Has removed his Office from Clapp's Block to
IA MIDDLE STREET,

Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel,
VNTHERE he would respectfully announce to the
w citzens of Portland and vicinity that he has
permanently located In this city. During the two
years we have been In this city, have cured some
tried other forms Of treatment in vain, and curing
patients in so short time that the question Is often
asked, do they stay cured? To answer this question
we viii say that all that do not stay cured, we viii
doctor the second time.
DIR. D. has been practical Electrician for twenty
Eectnciy Is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases in
the 40r1n Of nervous sick headache; neuralgia in
the head, neck, or extremities; consumption when
in the acute stages where the lungs fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrofula, hip
Diseases white swellings spinal Diseases curvature
palsy or paralysis St. Vitas' Dance, Deafness STAN
mering hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, constipation and liver complaint, pes-we cure
every that can be presented; asthma, bronchi-
tbs, structures OF the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06
Ero,l. Raahinato,l.

F4s Ilr WASHINGTON, July 5.
The Government yesterday contributed its
share to the 4th by firing cannon and the ex-
hibition of fireworks. The only oratory of the
day was furnished by the Colored National
Monument Association on the grounds south
of the Executive Mansion. ls isa