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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-22
B0Tuw

l returned to Petrolia from Oil
Springs, and left there this morning
in time to reach the early train, and
reached this place ria London, at 2
o'clock L. NJ. l have spent the re-
mainder of the day i'll looking at the
wells here. / have made arrange
ments TO procure the amount of oil
shipped from here weekly, which will
be sent you in due time.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-22
II. MARKS.

FRED A. KC3HLER,
Blacksmith, and general operator in iron ana
steel, Tuseola street.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-22
HOTELS AT OIL SPRINGS.

There are several hotels here, but
the best one is kept by Mr.. Hendrick-
son, formerly of Pontiac, and more
recently engaged in business at Detroit.
His house is crowded, and / saw many
Michigan names on his register, and
not few familiar faces at his table.
Several of your citizens have pur-
chased locations at this point, and are
sinking wells, and hope will meet
with success.
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Wal to-day Sick to-rnorrou..

~ ~
Such Is the experience of thousands. Few enjoy
continuous health, TO wha. does the, occasional
invalid attribute hie unc ri ain conditione Not to
himself of course. He lays the blame on the oil.
mate, perha s. Il is too hot, or too cold, or too
damp. or too dry, too variable But does he take
the proper course TO fortify the conttitation and
b;dily organs against the extItmes and changes of
which he complaint No. He says, perhape that
only an iron man etnd bsar such great heat or such
violent cold. or such sudden vicsitudes. Whyth n
does he not resort 20 the great tonic and preventa
tives, which, ii it will not make him an iron man,
viii at least quadroupe the capacity of his sy tenn
to repel all external agencies that tend to produce
disease. H0sTErrr RS CELEBRATEDu sTOM-
ACH BITTERs taken faithfully according to the
directions will 20 strengthen the stomach, brace the
nerves, tone heiiver and regulate and fnvigo rate
the whole animal machinery, that the system, in
stead of being at the mercy OF the weather. and L.
able to be Frustrated by every change OF tenpera-
tuIe, will become cass-harden,d as 1t were and al
mostimperyous to climate influences. 1t is to this
preventive prfacipe that Hostetter's Bitters owe
the gre 1t popularity in the West Indies, British
America and Australia.
New York House. 50 Cedar Street, N. TT "a
nay26d& w2w
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co SSAoE N NG-cld SOth ult, sch Sea Breeze
BALTIMORE-Ar k,h II ID -
a IN Irlton' freeman. Bangor; Advance Gsn1age
PHILADELPHIA-Arsh h.,.. mn
Calais Repshaw Smith, klex H al .niify'
land Colt Fortress Monroe '0n Hii1a "
NEW IOkA-Ar 9th. ship Galeua. MeNcar Na,v
Vrleahsi 0afgues eanchO Panza. Hea gan CardenSs.
Minnesota, watson New Orleans; AnnIe N pa1aas
3kolteld. Alexandria; briggs FidelIa Stone sa aai
zas; na 1 saunders tm sagua; liza, wi hams,
New orleans; schs Daeotah, Partridge Mafanzaa.
krankliS Belle. Brewster. do; l. Al Strout Coi1ins'
Key West; Cromwell Deano Savannah, Dnree'
H,99dgaon' NewsIorg Tor rrsydenee Gang Eaton,
Cherryfeldi Gen Meade, Diosnorc Lutec. Dsnie,
webstr Grinnell Portiand fhenix -, acc; :
A 9Th. schs Kate Wentworth Adams Cow Raw
Foster. Clark, Millbridge; Hockanom stsnlss'
nMinterport Maggie Belle, Gilkey, Rockand; Lizzie
Gupull, Guptill, do; Phenix, Healy, Portland
CID 9Th. ships Polar Star, West for st John NE.
roJhaah I Percy. Bangori brig duncan. Honon
AZ qnaratine, ship Monsoon, from San Francisco.
cflhtOrlpkNCE-Ar 9Th schs Susan Tay or Lord
Msrs IN snt aEsnekets DR. Kane Ryder m Bangor
OtIanto. Hammond. Ellsworth
posis SaVl-Ar 9Th, sch Cicero Hartford. from
PAwTUCKET-Sld 9Th, schs Nentnna. Dov- a..
CSla,s; I'M Compton, Long Gardiner W
MSasMi0kr-Ar 9TH sehs susan Taylor Lord. FIN
SaiaIs lor nantucket; 9th, 0tranto, Hammond "a
ellsworth for Providence; Antelope, Morton Roeh.
| land. r.rf - W. n0oA-
FALL RIvER-Ar sth. sch Montroso Barter fin
| Ca ais. @' -''N'' 4itA
HoLMEs's HoLE-Ar 9Th. schs Keudr,eb F,sn
Henderson, I'm Vienna. Nd, for Thomasfon. Frad n
Brown, Brown, New York Tor do ~
NEW BEDFOkD-Ar 9TH, sch Elizabeth Alley.
| Baltm re. eJ'
BOSI0N1Ar eth, brigs Horta Young, and N
| Tinker. Carlisle, Cienfuogos -
Cid 9Th s.hs Fraucss Coffin, Brown. for Western
islands; Kossuth. Strane. Glace Bay CB
CID 4th. brig Star Of Faith Freeman Mobile: schs
Boston. Rae Calais: Adeline humlin Lansil for
Bangor; Alkaline Ryan, Belfast
BANSOk-Ar 9Th, sch james o'Donohue, 6fkey,
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The Modesty Of the Raba,s

The mooesty Of those Southern gentlemen
who plunged the nation into 4 bloodv s,,,n.
gle, now that they have been most esssn.;sllv
whipped, is quite match Cor that Of the nar.
ocratic party for the last three or fouy ve.~.
concerning the national deliverance from, ~
scourge Of war. After Democratic Pre,;-
dent and Congress had plunged the nation in
10 iratricidal war, because their party had
Deen beaten at the ballot. box, the leaders Of
the same party never failed to insist that the
only way to peace was through their restora-
ton to power! Having plunged the nation
INTO the Red Sea, they felt that thew. only.
were competent to part the waters and Tins
secure its deliverance.
Ihe following paragraph, clipped from am
exchange, shows taat the whipped rebels. A.
'er trying to disrupt and destroy the nation
Ao prOnering their services 10 restore HARMONY
anu reconstruct the Union. Their modestv "a
ueciueoiy metailic-aI brass, Bpt hero a n.
paragraph: - '"0
Governor Clark Of M,ss,s.....,.,,
war i snS S.asute Of that State. saws the
SonthaeA usu, anu WIN It the power ~, M
cs, Ii,Suern Confederacy He recom,narSs az. .hs
ca.ilng OF convention to repeal ~ s .se
nance OF secession, remodel the Stata oaai-
.s.lon, ana enlarge the power of the lsois,s
suIe, ana closes with warm denunciatsEorsi s. :
sne ASSASSINATION Of MIR. Lincoln. 0A y
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The public are cautioned agaist base imitation
of L. +. Atwood's Bittera. by a Manufacturer Of
proprietary medicines in this city who has not only
copied the label in part aud adopted the style
bottle but states on his label that he has purchased
the entire right Of DR.. Atwood, and as "L. P' are
the only Atwood BitteIs ever put up in Maine which
have gained caleb lily, this evidently leads the I'M
wary to suppose that 1t is l.. F Atwood-who has
never conveyed to him. directly indirectly. either
the title to or any information respecting his Bit
tiers. This tie same person who formerly signed
NJ, T. instead Ct ~ +. Atwood, Hesays Beware
Of counterfeits and limitations, VIII oh seems to ts
upon the same principle that "A Thief Cries slop
Thief The genuine Is signed L. n. Atwood. and
bears an extra label on white paper, headed '.can
ton, Extra" Countersigned by II. III. Hay, Drug
gist, Portland, SIDE General Agent. sa9l i7
| Portland, April 8-saw&wtt ~ leUf fl
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-08
Letter from the State Capital.

AUGUSTA, june I, 1865.
70 the Editor Of The Press:
The following Commissions have been issued
since my last, viz.:o 4saA4
First Rsgimeat Light -ArtilIe,,y- David ]
Black, Hanover, n. H., I'd Lieut.. 9TH Battery.
Fourteenth Regiment Infantry - Joseph
Rounds, Poland, Capt. Co. "A; william w.
Gray, Brownfeld, LIST Lieut.. Co. K; Samuel ..
Gallagher Calais. I'd Lieut.. Co. E; Henry G.
Balkan, Calais, LIST Lieut.. Co. F; Edison
Holmes, Bangor, I'd Lieut.. Co. r: Jordan q.
Carville, Leeds, LIST Lieut.. Co. III; Lemuel N.
Worster, Bangor I'd Lieut.. CO. Ill., u H.,
All men remaining in the United States
General Hospitals anywhere, are to be order.
ed othelr respective States after the muster
ing out under the late orders is completed
We shall thus probably be able to get all our
Maine men home before long. This win save
the expense Of State agencies out Of the State.
and also be gratifying ID the soldiers, who are
always anxious to get as near home as posi-
BILE. E -
Ry authority from tho War napart,aont
"all soldiers on furlough from anywheye)
belonging to the regiments about to be
mustered OUT are requested to report ITO
the Chief Mastering Officer, fCol. Litter,
A. A. Provost Marshal Gsneral,) to await ar
rival OF regiments. Soldiers on farlougb
from hospital, who do not receive notice from
hospital can report TO the Chief mastering Of
deer and he will apply to the Surgeon OF the
hospital Tor Descriptive LISTS" Thus men In
the State on furlough or parole can save them
selves the expense Of journey back by re
porting TO Col. Llttler here. ss@see
The papers still keep talking about troops
coming home, to be mustered out. All re
turning troops are now mustered out before
they start for home, and are only sent to this
State to be finally discharged, paid off and
disbandeA.
The 10Th Regiment arrived here Sunday
morning about one o'clock, and the I'd and Sd
Batteries yesterday morning atshalf-past ten.
They were all given . good reception and =
collation.. It is much more gratifying to see
our organizations coming home than going
away, especially when they return with such
regulations as our Maine troops have. "a -
HELros.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-08
Correspondence Of the Press.
FoRrREss MONROE, Va, !
-. -. lime 3. 1855.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va,
~ - June 8, 1866.
To the Editor ofths Press
The cheated term" in this region appears to
be fully inaueurased. The sun pours down
his saorebiug rays without referenceSto the
comtart Or coavenience of fraii mortality, and
he gentle zephyrs" sparingly favor us with
their pallating influences. The harvest sea
son is far advanced; and, thanks to the sud
den collapse of the rebellion, the farmers have
been enabled to cultivate the soil of old Vir-
ginia to larger extent than for the past few
years. With the return Of peace, Virginia
and the South generally will soon take more
important stand than ever before 10 the sister
hood Of States.
we notice that the New Z ork papers per-
sist in the assertion that jeff Davis has been
removed from this place to Washington. One
would suppose, from the vigilance with which
he is guarded in his casemate prison Of The
Fort, that this sdistingnished rebel traitor is
still In adurance vile" It is quite probable
that his transfer from this fort may take place
al an early day but your readers may be as
sured thai at present his relationship is safely
lodged in ''casemate No. 2, First Front.p His
shackIes have been removed, and he is repre-.
sented to continue extremely docile and SUBJ
missive. He is allowed a Bible and prayer
book-works that he may peruse with great
profit at the present time. No conlmunics-
ton Is allowed him with the outside WORLD
He must be thoroughly convinced by this time
that sthe way Of the tFansgressor Is hard."--
What disposition will be made of him remains
to be seen; but the general impression seems
to prevail that If he is not hung there will be
no further need OF the cultivation OF hemp.
Military affairs in this department are es-
sentially s'plaged out;p and within albrief Pc
Rod a"peace basis" will be the perstructufe
to build upon. The 25th Army Corps hes
been for the past week or two In course OF
transportation southward-to Texas, as Is
generally conceded. Many troops have been
mustered out Of service; and the depletion OF
the army will continue as rapidly as practica-
BILE without detriment to the best interests Of
the country all will rejoice that the war is
ended, and look forward with pleasing antici-
pasions to the time so near at hand when
"swords will be be beaten into pillow shares
and spears into pruning-hooks. faesn
The work Of reconstruction may now 20 on
without interruption; and it is to be hoped
that wise icouusels may prevail, aud that pol
ley may be pursued that shall cement the I'm
ion stronger than ever before. We may with
confidence trust the Administration to carry
on the work successfully.
49, Truly yours, WANDERER.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-08
East Tennessee.

We have just received the first. number Of
the linton Flag, published at Jonesboro'. East
Tenn, from which we take the following:
Never since the war commenced was
Jonesboro, more quiet or peaceful. Hereto
< fore, OF all places IN the whole Southern coun-
try, our town has been, more or less. a place
OF excitement and unrest between the con
tending armies. Thus has it been, year after
year, the country being overrun BY prowline
bands OF highway robbers and mnrderers, un-
I'll all the upper counties OF East Tennessee
were made one vast plain of distress and des-
oiation. There Is scarcely home but that has
been visited by the scourge of this Infamous
and monstrous crime, rebellion; scarcely a
family but wears the habiliments of mourning
and grief for the loved and last. kFsAsif
But how Is 1t now 1.-TWO months since and
the chargers b; offs ratified over our pave
ments, which told of the coming battle now.
In the stead OF The sound thereof, we hear the
sound of the hammer of the Industrious arti,
san, and the busy hum of the multitude as
tney pass to and fro, transacting their private
aiialrs as they were wont to dc. In the quiet
days OF peace and plenty. At the street corners
ana sidewalks may be seen sitting weary and
ragged, squads of rebel soldiers, On their wa I
to Strawberry Plains, for the purpose of sur
rendering themselves TO the proper authori-
ties. Wnile 10 tneir sad and gloomy countenan-
ces we see the last hope-the Iading dream
the delusive phantom of the Southern Confed-
eracy, passing away forever. The farmers
throughout the country are already beginning
to make the country "blossom and bloom .
again, although scarcely six weeks have past
since their return from exile.
Mr.. e. N. Strout, the polite and gentleman
ly Manager Of the Adams Express Company.
is present arranging matters to advance pub
lie interest-with an industry which reflects
much credit upon him." -
Mr.. Strout spoken Of above. Is Maine boy,
who went West just before the breaking out of
the war, and, who has since served the Adams
Company as agent &c.,with our armies in Ken
lucky, Tennessee, and Georgia; and who has
been rewared for his faithfulness by his pres
ent position. He is a young son Of e. Strout,
Esq. of Standsh.
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es.EssaFks - ss84E'EGs ~
WaYsNOT Use THE REsTY

Over twenty years increasing demand has estab-
lished the fact that Matthew'S Venetian Hair Dye is
the best In the world. 1t 10 the cheapest, the most
reliable, and most convenient Complete In one bot
tie Dees not require any previous preparation ofthe
hair No trouble. No crook or stain. Does not rub off
or make the hair appear dusty and dead butimparts
to 1t new life andluster. Produces beautiful black
or brown as preferred. "A child apply II Al
ways give satisfastion Only rs cts per bottle Sold
everywhere. A. I.MATHEws, Manufacturer N. Y.
DEMAs BARnls Co, New York Wholesale
Agents. may12ecdly
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-08
EVERY ONE SHOULD Us
Halls Vegetable Sicilian
HAZE, RENEWERu


That splendid preparation for the hair which Is
fast becoming SO popular and so much inquired for.
No one who has once tried IT will ever give up its
use. %eit7e 4 go
1t is vegetable compound and contains no in
furious properties whatever. It win restore gray
hair to its orig nal color; it will prevent the hair
from falling out; causes the hair to grow on bald
heads it ceav SEES the scalp and makes the hair soft
lustrous, and slken. It is beautiful hair dressn a.
It's recommended and used By the first msdical aM-
thority.
Be vsry par ticular TO AK for Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover. as thereis aworthless imi-
ta'ion In the market.
R.P. HALL & CO., Proprietora, Nashua, N, H.
Wholesale Agents in Portland. r. Phillips and
III. H. Hay, ana sold by Druggists and Dealers gen.
orally. mayI54w
ITO BE Or NOT TO BE; THAT'S TIE QUESTION. p
The question has been long SINGS seled by the pop
ular verdict that SrHRLING's AMBRosIA is the onlv
reliable preparation for strengthening weak hair.
junessnd2w
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-08
DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB sBITT ERs

The Great Blood Purifier; the best Health Restor.
or. and tho most perfect Spring and Summer Medi
cine ever used
Theg efsctually cure Jaundice, Dyspepsia. Liver
and Bilious Co nplaints, General Debility. and ali
kindred diseases -
They cleanse the system. regulate the bowels. re-
store the appetite drive out all humors purify the
store to heal h and soundness both bed ana mind
all who use them Price rs, So and rs cts. per bot
tie. Sold BY dealers in medicine GEORGE c.
GOODWIN Co., W Hanover ST., Boston. R4f
~ sr.ft csz4 81 ,s4t4 s.,f moh1Sd4m -
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OOo0gRApE.

The Best Vegetable Preparation for the HAIR.
Itremoyes Dandruff, stops the Hair from falling OF,
produces new growth where 1t has fallen of,
makes stiff hair soft and glossy, and restores Gray
Hair to It's natural color. Sod every where e. Il.
CLARKE, Proprietor, Sharon, Mass.
June 6-sn eodSwlm
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-08

Will BE in PeArLArD Tuesday ana Wednesday,
18Th and l4lh Juno, 81 his Medical Once 2l4 Con.
gress street, corner PEARL where he can be consult.
ed on all Diseases chronic, or long standing gener.
aldehility wsakness. affection of the liver lungs,
kidneys, spleen, heart, SO, with all attending
symptoms. All are invited to cali. Consultation
aud advice FREQ. aaass ss janessndlws
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-08

EVERY BODY Is ASrsR rnxM I've know moth
ing more generally iBqu red tor at The sIores or
more univer ally purchased, than Howe Stevens
FAMILY DYE CoLoRs. By common acknowledge
ment they are the very best dyes ever compounded
as the fabric win which they are infused they are
ready sn TOR use IN few moments they make saving
degree the most delicate material and can ~ "a
lily used IN any household Tue demand for th sm il
such tnst tne enterprising ind diff
neat packages at rs cents each. iunsespdl ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-08

WHAT every person wants Is b tito Of Peases
Vegetable hair Remover. The most perfect Hair
kenewer ~ the land is being introduced In Port.
laaa q y0ur popular Druggists. Messrs Grosman b
90 ~ WI Color every ray hair In head more
atural tDan any .imilar preparston II will pre-.
vent your mar fsom falling of It will cleanse your
hair beautiiIly, and make 1t grow luxuriaatly. No
smell q sulphur which p 20 offensive to yourself
surpassed a. dressing; no lady win be without Il
who knows its value Manufactured By J. W. Pease,
Nashua, Nh. Mesars Uresman 3 Co, Agents for
rorsiand. may27sndlm*
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Rice BROTHERS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
60 and II East Water ST..

MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN,
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR, BEEF,
Pork, IzAnD, ANS, BurrsR SEEps, etc.
The fol owing choice brands of Fiouron handE-
BERTsHYs BEST, N. WARREN,
CABINET, EAGLE
CHAMPION, MCCLELLAN.
Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge.
ca Flour and Produce bought, stored and insur-
ed at literal rates. marl3eod1y
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-08

WHAT RoeER A. PRYOR SAYs.--A corrs-
sponuen1 Of the Cincinnati Gazette descibes an
interview. with Roger A. Pryor at General
Logan's headquarters in North Carolina. 3 In
the course Of conversation Pryor said: ave
have been fairly whipped, and think that
such men in Lees and Johnston,s armies q
do not lay down their arms and return AZ onca
TO their duties as law-abiding citizens. should
be treated as outlaws. For myself, Weld
that the cause is hopeless, and, Logan, II YOU
viii leave me two old mules to work few
acres Of land.with, In part pay for those that
sheridan's men took from me, will 60 back
to the plow add my duty as loyal Citizen"
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-08
CoLGATE,s HONEY SOAP

THIS esIebrated Toilet Soap, In such universal
demand, Is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly
scented, and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale by aH Druggists and Famey
Goods Dealers. ians1dIvr.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-08
CHARLEs, LTNTMENT Z

sure and speedy cure for Scratches. Calls. Cuts,
60, on Horses To owners of horses IL is indispen
sable, curing Sweat, Calls. Cuts, Flesh Wounds OF
every kind, and the worst CASES of Scratches in
very snort time. 4fsari In tmsfi l....
Full Directions occomp .nyins each lottle Price
rs and so cents. Us ia4 as st sefr4qgt
For sale by BURGESS, FOBEs co .isol
r may dim e allilsl so Commercial ST.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-08
JOHN L. HODSDON,
Adjutant General of Maiue

The following notices Of the press win give further
OF the value of the work and of the great
popularity with which 1t is being received -
1t isan appropriate and timely Tribute to thebrav-
cry and patriotism OF the men who have, devote d
their lives to the salvation of their country The
preparation Of the work for the ess tori
y performed the editors, Messrs. Whitman and
True, has involved much labor, and demanded no
Ordinary amount Of tact and ability in collecting
the necessary material and arranging it Ia a pi E.
sentable form for perusal and preservation. We
commend the work 10 the patronage of the com.
munty Farmer.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-08
HEAD QUARTERS, s.v sassl 4
ApJUTANT GENERALS. OFgIoE,

Augusta, F6D. ., 1900. ]
Messrs. Nelson Dingtey, Jr.,S Co.. 7sai raa -
i have examined tue advance sheets of the work
to be published by you entitled Maine in the
War for thu Union" giving succinct history of
esch ffhe Maine Regiments The book Is one of tho
most interest ng and valuable works ever offered to
the Maine public, Containing il does q mass of
facts relating to the troops that have gone forth from
this State gathered from official and private Sources
which interest every citizen OF this state and wlich
without such record this. might coon have been
lost sigh Of The editors OF the volume are amply
qualified for the execution of the work. and they
have made good the ample m aterias thew have
so industI iOusy gathered from various sources.
am yours, sc.
JOHN L. HODsDON,
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-08
CITY OF PORTLAND.

NorICE Is hereby given, that Il Is the intesti,n
IN OF the City Council 70 hago the limos Of C1fn.
DcrlAnd Street, between Green aad Preblo sfroefa
renewed and established. -
And he Joint Standing Committee Of the CITY
Council on laying out and wids.iugS N in pursuan
OF an order OF the City Council passed On the br .v
OF June. will meet for said purpose on n sdet.
the 18th day Of june at o'clock in the affernoon al
the corner Of Cumberl-nd and Prebe straef Ia
place OF beginning, then and ttero troceed 10 IS
tabli the lines eaid street
All persons interested will lake notice and govern
themselves nccGr1ingy
D. 1886
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sFECTAL NOTICES
9. MORSE M. D.

ireats catarrh, Bronchitis, and all affections
y 'ns ihroa' and Lungs. BY cold Medicated In
halatl0n. Success unprecedented. Can refer
to thousands in this city andstate and all parts
OF the United States. Office No. 2smrrH STREET.
PORTLAND, MAINE .,.s..s
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-08

BEwARE OF CoUETERFRTTs AND UNParNcTPLKD
DEALRKs endeavering to dis pose OF their own and
other preparations ON the reputation attained By
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-08

RThe Wisconsin people are going to hold
soldiers fair at Milwaukee, to raise funds for
home for the wounded and disabled soldiers and
sailors from Wisconsin.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-08

/ lAii ATHINa OF BEAUTY Is A JOY FOREVER.
Those who desire brlliancy O complexion must
purify ard enrich the bio d WI eh HELMBoLD e CON
oENrRATED sARsAPARILLA Invariably aoes Rec
Take no other. Q8n no is9it ttN bsI