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Consumption can be Cured.

This is to certify that taken sick the first of
last September, with the brain fever. Afer partial
recovery was taken with the lung fever which ter
NINA minated in Consumpton-that was under the treat
time was taken sick until Friday July s. 1864, and
at this time had not spoken loud word for four
weeks previous to July Sth. 1S64-and that on that
day commenced treatment with DR.. HARVEY, and
that on the fourth day could converse freely and
plainly as ever could. Dir. H., who examined my
When commenced treatment with DR.. H., was
very weak and had night sweats swelling of the feet
and legs an raising matter with specks of tubercle
in it like crumbs of cheese. am happy to state that
am now as well as ever and weigh IA lbs. /
sincerely recommend all who are troubled with Lung
difficulties to apply to DIR. HARVEY at once as you
will find him true medical friend and gentleman.
> 17 ANNA G. BOYLE, l27 Moody Street.,
Lowell, Mass.
This is to Certify that are personally acquainted
named Anna G. Boyle, and know the above state
ments, to be true. Mss. ANNE CARNELL.
JANE GROVES
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CARD-Rev. A. Fl. Tyler, of Norway Vii
lage, makes grateful acknowledgment to the
ladies' of the State Street Sewing Circle, Port
land, for very valuable box of clothing for
himself and family. They know the blessed
ness of giving. We think we fully appreciate
the blessedness of receiving. They will please
accept our hearty thanks, with the prayer that
God will ever guide and bless them in their
efforts to carry joy and gladness to needy
homes and anxious hearts.
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Ini,snct Granted.

e. .- New YORK, June II.
An injunction has been granted by Judge
Barnard, on application of Mr.. Seguine, own
ing property in the vicinity of the new quar-
antine, restraining the Board of Health from
the use of Seguine's Point as quarantine
station. The injunction is for two weeks,
when the case will be argued.
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AccDENT.-Capt Stephen Doughty, of the
schooner Villarge Maid, of Cape Elizabeth,
was at work aloft repairing the rigging on
Saturday, when the support broke and he fell
ON the rail. One of his ribs was dislocated
and two broken.
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MAINE BIBLE SocIETY.-The annual meet
ing of the Bible Society of Maine was held in
the Central Church, Sabbath evening last.
DIR. Smaller presided, Rev. Mr.. Ripley made the
prayer, and Rev. Mr.. Tuckerman read the
Trustees report. This report mentioned that
beginning was recently made to canvass the
city: five hundred families in the most un-
promising port of the city were visited-but
not one found destitute of the whole or some
portion Of the Bible! The discourse was by
Rev. Prof. Scwal of Bowdoin College Its
object was to show that Nature is insufficient
to prove~a Merciful God-and Revelation
was therefore required. God as manifested in
nature is being Of inexorable law-but O ae
of infinite love, mercy, and Grace through
His Son Jesus Christ. A contribution of $5S
was taken up in aid of the objects of the So
ciety.
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The NERVE OF THE POCKET is some
times as sensitive as the nerve of the tooth.
The universal demand for the fragrant Sozo-
don't, in preference to all other dentriices, is
swamping all tooth powders and tooth washes
of the experimental class of Dentists. Hence
they denOunce IT,
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-12

CUMBERLAND COUNTY CONFERENCE
The annual County Conference of Congrega-
tional Churches meets at Gorham TODAY and
tomorrow.
Opening sermon by Rev. Geo. L. Walker
Services to commence at II o'clock
Session of Tuesday, P. M.
CHRISTIAN WORK.
1. As relates to Oneself, to be introduced
by Rev. George A Putnam.
2. As relates to the Family,-Rev. A. c.
Adams.
8. As relates to the Church,-Rev. ]. j.
Abbott.
a. As relates to the Comtry,-Rev. John
G. Adams.
8. As relates to the Impenitent, nt,-Rev.
Francis Southworth A
6. As relates to q lost World,-Rev. VIM.
Warren.
Z. Moral Conditions of Christian Work.
Motives and Ends of it. Sources OF Strength
in it,-Rev. DIR. Caruthers. e
Session of Tuesday evening to be devoted
to remarks on practical Spiritual topics sug-
gestei by the programme, or the peculiarities
OF the times in view of the moral and relig-
ious crisises made by the war and peace.
Morning prayer at the vestry to commence
at 7 O'Clock on Wednesday.
Regular session of Conference to commence
at o'clock.
Session on Wednesday P. NJ, at 1.30. Con-
ference sermon by Rev. Thomas S. Robie or
Rev. Geo. A. Tewksbury.
An extra train will leave Gorham for this
city after the evening services OF to-day.
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MISSION SCHooL.-The Chestnut st. NJ. e.
Church has organized Mission school at the
Franklin street ward room, with an attendance
Of over 80 pupils 1t is called the Allen Mis-
sion School, in honor of the present pastor of
the church.
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THE Navy Department announces that ship
masters or owners whose chronometers were
captured by the Anglo Rebel cruiser Shenan-
doah, can obtain them by filing certificates OF
ownership at the office of F. S. Negus 6 Co.,
No. 100 Wall street.
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-12

A CoUaH, Cold or Sore Throat, requires
immediate attention, as neglect oftentimes re-
snlts in som incurable lung disease. Browns
Bronchial Troches are simple remedy, and
will almost invariably give immediate relief.
eod1W&W
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LIVERY STABLE. - 1t will be noticed by
Messrs HI. L. Taylor 6 Co.'s advertisement,
that, until their new stable is completed, they
will occupy that recently kept by Mr.. G. II.
Babcock.
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Desf2yfcfiDe Fire.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June 10.
The new and extensive wooden factory of
John c. Ross q Kennedy, and the Evansville
and Charlottesville freight house, were de-
stroyed by fire this afternoon. Loss of Ross
g. Kennedy $4,000; insured $21,5 500. Loss
on freight house unknown.
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements Tod

- NtW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IOsUay
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre-Deering Hall.
Good Templars' Levee.
NEW wADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Facts for the People--Dr. Harvey.
Wanted -GirL
Wanted-Situation.
Metcalte's Rheumatic Remedy.
Express Noticed. III. Blanchard.
walkers Horse Pitch-Fork.
Caution. ~
Union Voters OF Harpswell.
Republican Voters OF Standish.
Auction Sale-Henry Bailey g. Co.
Lost-Diamohd SOLITAIRE Pin.
Notice-Trustees Of Westbrook Seminary.
Manted-American Woman.
Manted-Dry Goods Salesman.
Livery Stable-H L. Taylor & Co.
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or.oon Iy,ecsion-Unson Mc;ori.v.

SAN FRANCISCO, June >.
APortland (Oregon) dispatch states that
the Union majority in Oregon is 800, with
four counties to hear from. The State SEN
ate stands fourteen Union to eight Democrats.
Both parties claim majority in the lower
House. Total vote 22,220.
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THEATRE. = This evening Laura Keene
will open Deering Hall With her New York
Company and Sheridan's comedy of "The
School for Scandal" will be performed, Laura
Keene impersonatirg Lady Teazle. The
company will perform here but three nights,
and the old English comedies will constitute
the plays Of late we have had nothing but
sensation plays and it will be pleasure to
witness the rendition of these sterling come
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BAPTIsM.-Rev. Mr.. Tuckerman, pastor of
Preble chapel, baptizedl by immersion, six
persons, Sunday morning, at the foot of Preble
street.
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TariOus Items.

NEW LUHh, JuHt II.
paralytic shock.
AT meeting of ship carpenters to-day, the
President of the Society indicated that COM
promise would be effected between employers
and workman this week.
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ATTENTION is invited to the advertisement
of DR.. Harvey, of his special mode of treat
ment of chronic complaints. He will remain
in our city until September.
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Examination of Col. Robe,ts.

New YORK, June IL.
u. S. Commissioner, commenced to-day. Very
little information was elected from the wit
nesses, Messrs. Gibbon, Cuff and O'Rourke.
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Those new goods at Leach, Bartlett & Par
ker's attracted another large crowd yesterday,
but they have many good bargains left, and
are receiving large additions daily.
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-12

The late DR.. Seymour was asked if he con-
sidered tight lacing bad for consumption NOT
at all; it is what it lives on"
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RATES OF ADvERTIsING.-One men OF space, in
length OF column, constitute square.
Si.50 per square daily first week 75 cents per
week after; three insertions, less, 100; contnu-
ing every other day after first week, 50 cents. =
Halt square, three insertions or less, 75 cents one
week. $1.00; so cents per week after.
Under head of "AMUSEMENTSs s. So 90 ner snuare
per week. three insertions or less $1.50.
ESPECIAL NOTICES" SLIPS per square first inser-
tion and % cts per square for each subsequent in
serton; hall square, $1.00 first insertion l5 cts
each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every par
Of the State for $100 per square for first nserton'
and 90 cents per square for each subsequent nser-
ton. tE-Ff
gg- JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
cuted with dispatch; and all business pertaining 10
the Office or Paper promptly transacted on applica
tion as above.
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OLD MoRTALITY.-The London Antheng-
UNI, in review OF Wheeier's Dictionary of
Noted Names of Fiction mentions the follow
ing particulars respecting the descendants of
Robert Patterson, the original of Scots sod
Mortality" which viii be new to many Of our
readers: "Oid Paterson. whom Scott saw re-
yiving the inscriptions ON the tombs of the
Covenanters, went to America, and became
The grandfather ofa Patterson whose widow
married the Marquis Wellesley. The sisters
0f that Mrs. Patterson married the Duke of
Leeds and Lord Stafford. The direct blood of
Old Mortality went in another and as remark
able direction. His granddau Zhter, Mis-
Patterson, was the first wife of jerome Bona
aparte. The marriage was never legally ar
nulled, and son, who sprang from it, the
great grandson OF Old Mortality, is now on
the staff OF his cousin, the Emperor of the
French.
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Established Jane 23, 1869.
rs a year in advance

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excepted lat SO Exchange Street.
Portland, N. A. FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMS: Eight Dollars wear in advance.
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terjecting a bit of veto mcssase-eleven
States not represented &c. ;-and finally con-
ciuded with Tire wish that there might be
ehurch here with pew for every orphan, and
zoe every loyal man from whatever part of the
country he might come, together with sundry
o'lef fcommendable aspirations.
AS 10 tue Church mentioned. his ExcelIency
should be well posted in such matters, but |
cannot avoid pretty strong impression that
there are now church accommodations in
Washington for all the reconstructed soiourn-
erS within our gates, pardon seeking or other
wise employed, who may find themselves de-
voutly disposed on Sundays, and that no new
building will have to be put up for them.
The annual municipal election Of this CITY,
on Monday the 4th inst, passed of as usual,
exciting but little interest beyond the politi-
clans personally interested in the result. No
apprehensions appeared to exist of city gov
ernment more inefficient and unseryiceabe
than the present, nor does the hope of bet
ter seem to disturb the quiet of any mind,
unless perhaps it may sometimes present it.
sell in the roseate visions OF our oracular pre-
mier Considering the fact that the cholera
arrived in New York harbor seven months
ago, and is morally certain soon to sweep over
the whole country, the condition of this city
reflects but little credit upon the local author
tiles. ., for hoe and shovel in the public
streets o, for the scavenger's cart in the al
leys and back yardsi o for somebody to
preach the evangel of Saint soap-and-Water
in this dirtiest of capitals, even as Jonah
preached repentance and good works to the
Ninevites!-all but the forty days grace, OF
which, in truth, we have no assurance.
We have been favored of late with the pres
ence of Mr.. James Stephens, C.O.IR. I
have not yet been So happy as 10 see the Chief
Organizer of the Irish Republic, but should L
chance to do so l may give you my impress
sions OF this august parsonage. L. S. p.
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DR. HARVEY.
Caucus.

The Union voters of Harpswell are requested to
meet at 1ohnsons Hall, Saturday, June the 10th,
at O'Clock p. M. to choose delegates to attend the
State Convention to be hell at Bangor on the 21st
inst Also to choose delegates to attend the First
District Convention at Saco on the 26th inst.
Per Order of Town Committee
Harpswell, June 9th, 1866. je12d&wtd
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standish.

The Republicans of Standish are requested to meet
at the Town House in said town Saturday the 10th
day of june 1885, at o'clock, p M, to select dele
gates to attend the State Convention to be holden at
Bangor the 21st instant; also to choose delegates
to attend the First District Convention at Saco
the 26th inst. hH0
Per order of Town Committee.
Standish, June 9th, 1866. je12d&wtd
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A Father and Daughter Beaten to Death by
Ru1ians.

Ru1ians.
,sf Nef1s 8la BALTIMORE, June II.
There was shocking murder last night at
Elk River bridge, eight miles from here. Da-
vid White, 65 years of age, was attacked in
his house by two men and beaten to death.
His daughter aroused by his cries, was also
beaten, and her son, a boy of fourteen, serious
ly injured. The old man was robbed OF his
watch and a small sun of money, and his
daughter of $40.
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THE MAINE. STATE PRESS, is published at the
Some place every Thursday morning at $500 year,
invariably in advance.
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EXPRESS NOTICE /!
ANSLEY'S
international Express 7
Leaves Portland Every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday for st. John and inter
mediate Points,

Returning same Days,
THORWARDS packages and parcels of goods and
E money to all parts OF New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia, Prince Edwards Island, and Newfound-
land. Bills, Notes, and Drafts collected and all ex-
press business attended to with and promptness
A special Messenger accompanies each Express.
n9-Ofice 2S2 Congress St., under Lancaster Hall.
iune12dtf ID. H. BLANCHARD, Agt.
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OaiHp oWttny, .. r., JUNG 2, 1906.
Respectfully returned to Andy Johnson, with
the recommendation that he report Immediate
ly at these headquarters and show reason why
he issued his proclamation without consulting
US. Such breach of military rules cannot be
overlooked, and Andy must give clear account
1rL
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-rresident's proclamation the other day d,,,sfS he
read the document through very gravely, then
turned it over and endorsed upon it,
, 1866-04-29

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=, t. - - - Ssw -tr1... 80. ITs -.
y tE tselt " a-..s-n t.x;fSs.t an;:,r
~ t@ sI w.r-r %taxs \. II SET sItx ~ - s..tt.
{ stAi - svs. Ss:x:,r. ~ ca.
, tSad tn ~e-t.: t.:,,-
- stAs - r. 6a!r-.rr. e>-t4r *'''
:, A|.% tia !tAca ,-,.-.,-.. a..
r. saNar rasI ~ :oaA q
x%-H.. =
, ASe e111l sStcs1-4,t I, rug i.aI
J.: - : ~, ~, - v:r ~,
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! :Rdifrot1H- Tine Table.

4Hict n, AM K-tE:uv e-srnx--nw w-pf cvs. W r
~a.sH , II. SE-nx.
r.y E,prv,- .....-..... ,sr1s n. ~'9.r.. =.
,l.!r fSEsesR-s.. ~. t&-t-t +. ID. si1'1 II,
;ss.,:,: Ms.,.:. .:Sszs 2s3:ss = -: : T. 1sss E
,n,sn s!:ea.t E..;ss s;:. T.. !n..H.
ff@; fs.f; ssst,is.: ~? sa?,n m is,s isas. r
fn*1a1.a 4 j:sasti.a:.. 1ata >, n a0p.P.
M<sAssA sox hi'ss... "a 81 ;.-h =:
@ s,Ss,a { E:s,:..... 49,. 81. e s : a IL g
Lries Itaa1, it=o+ of L..k< tSstst. -.
ysM.s n.Fes... -. :ha. = M IT,. n.
s.s s,se: e e H.. :s;;t e. f,ssHe
Sssa:rE rtp-<-r >,,..>,.-iae >. H.. .lltA Ap ~,
sosAzl1 tue-nLH&-pAsct taxssR rAu aurr4
t1y Eas=a=. .--.r.t~ ssss's. p. : -i:ae :. d.
ss.t s.: if3f ,es,s ti:ss i:ss e
-. ,-n=z4,;x faAsss. =
Ds:1S; ssssnist rr9:> ~ ) = .:,na !: e. e
-: ;1ae t:ta:..natt 4 :sas:4se Ar Lbs hn'so1.)
IF =. eta,t;s 5stsssi =a,s E "a q 11a|,ti;'.,
: -. t:A.:;n p 4. as;fns
y f1!7snsA;H. tosr EArtt = tsts:4A.a
Ahli- -.A.-..,.....+-..... ~ 4 t. d&El g. =.
.txpse@t- ~ ta.- =: tx.34 y e.
k-xfx%F1--.t.-.as+A-.4.. u p ". - H.
E1x-st. st.-....-.v, la.n r. .lha n
sxy r,;eeSses :...;,sas ns"a ~ 49,; :. .1eiu p-n
~tx.s jArttr7sI. -:..... tTN r. r. st.1 4 =.
k1,asss s;. i {. ATE ~; -: ..s sgAz
1-:ss r 'o., ':..:;::: Wa =: :iar:
sa5+n +.,,.., *ty =. - tEN p m-
81. ,eu11aso- N1fxerrx AID er1:tL1.
0xv EsFeesS hsd. A11i.--. E0 = T. EEt r. ~.
Sssat Es{sest-..*i:+ .,+ft1sE p n. n .. u.
zz::1s-defs kecquatrot.stton s.a' p. r. So &Hk. -
1nn4'; eait4aa !: ~ - =. ssas. Z Z; '-l''
stts-.a rn9. .:..s:,..-.:. si9 80: EGpu
Eight kzr1e:A. ssl3 r ta:''~ etG 4. =.
Jos'e1 *s.i Wilmington Ae-.
etE Ers-1st.oa.---..-.- 1:tp- zaz 10 q. n
$ r. t1mA 400 t.:. Hpsk LAsAAa.
1,.s EEb-e,, tps4 sah = extn e. - stts ?: IA
,S,sht 81 zpsess..1E-, .:4En p =. ,~s79 - "a.
tssitsi iS.ccs1p odStnf. i LIZ ftm f.ete51a n,
g 4s,use~ fnr ass11 e:ot ca1-sS n ~ s!t4eh-t,
H!a ls.!s nA.s,se,f dx9et s1el sssrfus1 u ~
..fs 4tIt<< .Aefoesrsota:soa oauasxzs WITH II, :
Ts>~ Fh4s tt ftE Wy sts.sous. - - .t~s''
e,Itc4Es.Azl aIIwArK1s KltIvH4 ;:
=. P-rl zIIr.sa. ..l..: 40 4, IT, ~ ?, n.
E11tt>4 40. .1SN p n sf24
-.f1nA1ouessedA!"r - . na- cm ns-
Ea.1'tnts.- =. 40 -. Hnr ?. =.
T-.1bs - eIcZpfst- - sA*s1I93tt C.rectcA-
t-frr%e-A S-rrtr'a6 "a
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2se$ y tFTf.cu Ats<E- IE- ksv1 H*x<zttx q
S<aesT sd AEats &sx s4sl. 1hr~e &f snA ~ II. dss
fs<FffNs saa tssa f*-s Hsr tAs1r&Af rally tt,.
ri htFsfa&f. f'trtaa- t.e II Srta Ct .as5, tuI ~ y
1s3. 40 *a1tA sse eE1=A* sc+&,;ss sas4y. s.3eh
As* - VI sns IA. Mica. esir;. It Ias ~.-.
Ae---- ks-A,
1ts sl!ts rt><<ts1 sne s@'esear &: st-s ll+1t 1T
311s fe~k Ast atAs <ss~psre II $s.axts
-''s - 3ss~tese ss:e@+nt5
Sts It+& &..-------.--- t-,+-.',j ~ Asst
l<iss sssS.s-r----4--.+--.-...." 1t.tH t.<.Y
zTte H'%51rt At. satl6 faly etise sc- asA erNtss
III sea :-.e- hx>s ssr<Sst .s4.s trus sAy - aAy
*at u r e1est ii tA..++ .asy pe. - ~ lAss
*.t e4ns. zatsa q ll.4 waet -a4 zaA1ts4 y + d.
esra san :As:r e-ttt+ a tts,x - ss:, nsl.a t-s.
<H.E'ars q aets as5 ASs tae4t <~s ssarz =. es:.a
. tfs Ht.< &zt sp.p<S, al. = T.
.ftA ~ cssss.t .Exsk xAs shos.a A..stsx