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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-20

! 10 Walk along the street at n.iinixL, AID
ind lin pointing toward- you s:suihe. 20 j
iacE. 10 ,u'u co:uer .ndden.y Al the ...as
hoaf snd and . p.s'oi po;uiing toward you
s'gn'tes the necessity that you should xs, W
ani get behind .o.aetLinS. \ hg tr.s i
preivrsbie
:. 10 bny iripe on Friday is ha.l luck. To
by !; oa Moaiay, tuesday or any other day
IN The week, ON credit, il worse.
3. II on ieave.home 10 the msrniag snl
forget 80 .-etLing ~. wanted u take down
town with 3en, il 10 bad iusk To turn b.rk
~nho"t making al \ mark aud spa,.,.g n
the center o. il. But il - worse il ycur vife
yot up mad tha, morning hsc.,lse sac 4.iRhs
thto" bseAIias, p.ats ~ yoa for So.u.nx
back ~hsn her MAO slcam il up. Wait un
S' u'uS . 4 ass
4. II yoa see spark in the eaadle " OK 1t
nshi, It il ssign you are go'ug 10 xe4 : ie ter
rsr i.ss ths ,et.sr ~. gut h. y das. tor sou
.sst bill. II 10 bes, TO sleep in = room where
.hey use gas. Candles src good in the eom,.
toy. bai gas IS best IN the s,ty, il yoa p J the
g. bail regularly. "a So
S. When a black eat comes into yoar ro N
il 10 ~ gn Of death. IAsoai-r . make il =
certainty We woald advise the killing OF ,ne
cat. This viii prob .b!y aver; casa .rropis
in the Sslaly shs, ~ shs cause grscf AID
wont hurt the cat nuciI-auly oss>a,n b. :
4. IF you dream .l,s, you are din ng Il a
first class restaurant on The choicest v,ant !,
it is y sign you sent 10 bel Angry. il -
supposed t.a, the patrons oi iuuch houses ouly
u.v e suIn dreams. >w8s,.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-20
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Sub .iyenfs II. Graham buckingham:
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-20
A Coo Husband.


There Is one scns;b,. married man in ,h;s
State. lie issx soldier anls was reported 10
h.v. been killed, bi, MAS ny 4 prisoner -
tie reinrised tonleso tinistMt hs wife lad
turned oves = ne~ ieIsi ia the marriage SER
vice. aad tina, ana,!e: maa occupied his sea t
in sl.e chimney corner. #saa4aa
y Did be 60 to work slsu2htering sthe false
wife aud new husbAsd. Nos much. ha wa \.
"Wal oh gal how is ,laiagsa's ax =
Putty g"od, Dll said sh. double married
vomsn, notstahen. sbsck greatly. s.
~ h:ch do yoa rscter The old Or the rev
love.'. ri isq aR4 7a.e.asg Ais @
She hesiia,cd Cor an ins,ant. aud then she
said: =
u don't Ike to hurt your feelings, bas-
but" ~
s"Oh, spit It ont. Dou'ts minl my fe-,inrs
nor the other chaps! I WON'T be angry il
yon come down u little rough on my vanity.
s'os,n, oname bcing amiable. won't ont up
.us,y if yon shouhf 60 hack ON me- -
.lm glad yoa ss % ihougssfHi, Bili. and I
acknowlsdge that ] 10 like, my present hns-
f,nd hes. hni anything shoald happen to
h:mi tsknsw no hody else ! woaii as soon join
fortunes with again ~ yoa."' .assss
II That's NE way 10 talk il. I'll nov hid ron
COOL re. horine ,hai no aesilsns will HAPPEN
70 the oshsr fellow, and that hetv. live long
eaoash 70 eaiey ayoas delisAttA society. -eecl
day.. sai9stse as ~. -. -
Nv And tie eAseseas husband tsasclel Of With
his knap.sck ON his hsek. Whaling -
sAssJse' ear seass, .Ths girl lais behind
ine.s.saa sssusgrs1s;ss. Isl aiFsa last, a
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-20

a. Alo oi1ESkn sNpuNtss AMskIA 4. - he
u btst JGssniE NagHs IL. Dver& iios a nd
G,ri thar sees !, says 80; an the r.ess say
30; u Il Parents ana Feaciic, conhrm il. i.u
not fail TO secure coy. A good M.crosc opy
with "a Class ,'yiiulrr /" coninc itv ng objects
ora so"i ,wo hla,lcd y arl pocac, hnlie, and
- large nu.nbcr of Otlier Il, 81. able art,c s
given AS P.cinisl'Ms to eAci, suhsciih r.
.cari.. Sl.'O The November Number
cOmn,"hces ~ aew volume.
Published hy ". JENNINGS D MoREsr
4i3 broadway, New 70 k.
Try il Bys and G,rls. specimen coi.cs,
e. esl's i!ed Tree
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-20
uaa wA4Da.

ilav.ns had ovei fifteen years experience III
,eiar,ng Mn,cncs, cioc~s, Jeweiry. Ac., anu
IAN co..tilv9t ot my ap.iLy 10 do Al. s. .-ciass
work. Iustonic.s may rest assured that !
w,ii spare no "a I> ="
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-20


WASHINGTON, DEc. 1.-THE whisky eonven
,ion a'joarned yesterday. afternoon to NEE.
agnn ON the 81 Vein ssday in .JaauArJ.
:. Il is ex. eceI that Gsus. Sheridan, M.aie,
~rhsmas and sohcAesd;,s-wsst ssAOsvty-sSs in
Mashinato. for consultation With Gen. Graf,
on military matters.
The suggestion " The Joint COMMITTEES OH
Retrcn L.ncnt that ~ c;. Ks be dismissed
f,o.n the Treasury anl the cont, upiA,ei dis.
missel Of ID froln the Pension Uhc~, e .uees
,,i'e conmotion among c,hce holders.
The raym .s.sr General calls FOR an srpro.
lr,a,ioa u 81, ,a.5s s5+ for deicienc,v.. .uc.ui.
'ng S5u.oO. 70 cosapaess the, p..yls.at fss reg
is,ra,icn. etc. in Pope's District, aud = eimi.
liar a.noun, FOR Schodc.ds District.
The Presideu, yesterday. ssut 70 lie Ssn-
ate lnessage, giving hi> reasons for suspend
ing Secretary S.anton The document. which
is lengthy, covering 3jso,'so.o pages cr.no
n"w be procured for publication. The Pres !.
dent tefsrs to the trief corresponiencs be.
tween himself and the Secretary, wferein
S,an,oc, q ,ctinR tt;el'resiJent. remarked that
sons.tssst.sas os.A Aiya pablo saAr.s .s,s.sc...
strained h,m nut 10 resign. which the Ex.cu-
tive considers NJ official misconduct. to say
the least. Asa special grounl for the sus-
pension Of San,on, the President sets forth
ii"t The Secretary wnhhcid from him Genera!
lsriris dispatch asking Instructions in regard
TO the New Orleans Convention had IL the
summer Of 1916. and that the Secretary failed
tot stelegrapl the instruction re auested; there
fore the p'~sident places the respo,.sihi,i.y eI
the NV Orleans riot upon Secreiay Stanton.
The pscsilcMf hollis that 80 far ~ public
interryts are coacernel, there 10 no cause T.
rgres the vemoval Of Mr. Stanton, for the
pre>en, Secretary, I'd interim. has by hi>
measures Of ccosomy, saved millions ofdollar.
j to ,hs Government. eeaMA
Col. Leavenwcr.h agent Of the Kiowa Indians
is here amending y the fuserests Of ,hesr
,sihe,: VI. estipasslo the cost Of f.rmir :
utensils for their use 10 between $3.50, 900 and
SiOs,O9O. AGE 6s5a.stfT
The committee OF the ,nhicc, Of na.iona,
parks and /. nsw "whiie floase. have deter.
mined o. tie selecsiensuf Ail) acres il The
northwest possion ot III. city. behind Csianti.
co:icss. a1AsS tract satsasss Rect Cr.et,
ixai ss54A4 as ssx&t .stAns eco lAsssf - -
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-20


foLEOo, -fs-g4- IOWA,
Where you will find u good assortment of
Watches. t'locks aud .tcwclry 0f evcsy de-
scr;piion. Also lla cd ware. Lo.keis,- Thin
hies. Scissors. Spectacics. R,rors, lieke,
Knives. Tobacco Boxes. China roll-, ISckts
.,o"ks. Po t'ol os. Y o!ins. AccarAlcons, d TINS,
i"d pcns, and goo asscr'n,eet Of
80 Ef TI E TO II zR7I
In fac, almost .vcrytff4ng usually forni in
Je"eir., Aoseua, anu 10y oto.c, a.' oi ~"ici
.n.i "e so.d a4..
~@IHiFLE .iDDI'. cUST.!
..u1e.se cv.p lor taxing o.t Paint, iar and
" A~ t;.ns,
IT your Watch, Clock y. Jewe.ry of any kini
vans ! rat.nH. can On X IA. rhAL..n, Office
itn MCd al. u A1itU.
i..lnc.nber III, piAcc--SSMh *of the pubis
4sa.e, Sign vi
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-20

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The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

The County Association will meet at the
] Freewiil Baptist Church, Gouth Gorham Goa
Kiln Corner) on Wednesday next, 18th inst
not 18th, as enormously stated in Saturdays
Press. l.- .4-I--. .. -s..-.s,s-
as The friends of Temperance need to be re-
minded that law has validity and iorce only
as it is the embodiment of public senti-
ment Whatever law, therefore, is put upon
the statute book, that does not secure the
hearty sympathy and support of the people,
is a practical nullity-a dead letter, which is
not only without benefit but is possibly injur-
ious, and hae better be repealed. ~
, Ike object of these county meetings is to
urge total abstinence from the use OF what is
deemed not nutritious but deleterious-to per-
suade the young especially, not to begin to use
intoxicating drinks, and those who indulge
the habit to break off. In fact, moral suasion
is the means employed, that the necessity may
be avoided of the application of law. Nor
has the purpose of the. Association ever been
otherwise. In this direc ction it has undoubted-
ly accomplished good work, and its useful
ness, we trust, will be continued while such
labor is unfortunately needed. .-,...- .-.-....-
O. Let the attendance be general of those who
regard the welfare OF the community. r..,
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17
state Items.

The Congregationalist society in Augusta
which for some time past has been without a
pastor, has decided to invite Rev VIM. l..
Gage, who has recently filled the pulpit of
Rev. Mr.. Walker, of this city, to the pastorate
of that church.. t.r-.sg.. a't1I ts 29I.l5d
The Stars Augusta correspondent says
the trustees of the fund for INDECENT orphans
| OF Soldiers and Sailors, appropriated by the
Legislature, We're in session on Friday. They
| haye decided not to purchase home for the
| present but distribute the money to the differ
ent claimants to be used by them in their sew
The Committee appointed by the last Leg
islature to investigate into the affairs of the
Insane Asylum have had one meeting at Au-
gusta They spent ten days in examining in
to the affairs OF the hospital, visiting the pa
tients. and listening to the stories they had to
tell. The friends of the institution feel conf
dent that the committee will find no cause of
| complaint and that the management of the
Asylum viii bear comparison with any SINH
lar hospital in the country. When the COM
mttee will again meet is net known, but a
sub committee is now engaged in visiting 9th
institutions in New England and New YorF.
The Main State Unitarian Conference will
hold its annual session in Bangor the last
week in this month and will continue in ses-
sion two or three days. i.2 4 - =
The Bangor Whig says The potato market
experienced a sudden fall the earl part of the
week, and prices here went down still further.
We believe 48 or Scots, has been about as
much as could be obtained for some days
past --'' s'ai '.sh51s
The Trustees of the Agricultural College
have made visit to The Farm at Orono this
week-but we learn that no formal business
was transacted. No plans for buildings were
received. 80 ...sl. .-.- ~. n r..
SHAW, KingInaf & Co.. of Winn, have. ,t
their tanrery 5000 cords of hemlocls barIa.
Their tannnery is 700 feet long. The componv
are to build some steam scows TO take bark
from the west branch of the Professionalism
g0r Whi9 -se5 9af ~ 25s. sl s.
The Musical Festival At Machias COM
mences ON Tuesday june, 18Th. t-,. ssss n.
Salmon is retailing in Belfast for % cents
per pound. |'i'f -'5 hIl" -
The Bath Times says: The Portland pa
pers are decidedly of opinion that so long as To-
cal authorities are in good faith, and vigorous
ly too, enforcing the law there. is no occasion
tor State Constables to step in and take the
work out of their hands. We certainly con-
cur in that opinion and believe their views,
as thus expressed are eoniormable to common
sense and propriety, and no less to the letter
ana spirit of the constabulary law" '.'.1
line Wings Bucksport correspondent
writes; General Weitzel has been ordered to
Louisville, kya and has left. He was bighIv
esteemed by the citizens of Bncksport. as an
officer and man. He is relieved by Breyet
Col. Thomas Lincoln Casey, Major of Engi-
neers, U. 5, A. Col. Casey has been recently
stationed in this city. ~. -
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17
Vegetable Parchment.

i. lyG3s 3 asa 5l BRUNSWICK, june Is, 1867.
To the Editor of the Press: rom I'd. -,,..s- -.-,
L saw in your paper of Friday, March 81, an
account of new and peculiar chemical meth
cd of preparing paper for various purposes
and wish to make few specific inquiries re-
specting it and have. them answered inYthe
Press. zatgJ -4,3 Gi -a-. no.i ..f., Jrrsf
)l. 1. Has the proprietor disposed of the right
for the State, county, or for the.city of Port.
land, and if so 10 whom? If not disposed of,
what does he ask for State, county, town or in
diyidual right? 3ls4s.- -z---- syr ..,rz ~,.
D. 2. If two pieces of paper are put together
with any kind of gum mueilage,r what will
oe the effect when subjected to the chemical
agent s.e,will they separate OF adhere just as
we'll? Js9. s-....,
.ii D. " III the chemical agent act as a paste or
cement, and SO unite two pieces tooether with
out other means, and will the united PARTS adj
here as firmly and be as strong as other narts
of the fabric? f.r- ~ N Ai.-
A, Is there any of the preparation left with
you or any one else, to make tests, and can a
little of it bo procured for the purpose Of ex-
perimentipg? or if some preparations of paper
are,sent into Portland for the purpose, will
they be subjected to the chemical and return
l believe this is all / have to inquire at pres
ent. Please let the readers OF the Press know
little more ABOUT it. Respectfully
ID. s. GRANDIN
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

essafT ~ W'naM tlaRhia IA hteSzHEe
have noticed articles iD tie Boston papers ssry
complimentary to their new Postmaster, Major
Burt, and deservedly SO, for system he has
adopted, of placing stamps on letters which
are, unintentionally, dropped into the office
without them and paying for them out of his
own private funds, leaving it to the generosity
of the receivers to remember him or not. The
Boston papers speak of it as fit was some
thing entirely new. But it is not. ,a.szs-as.-sa.
William G. How, Esq, the efficient chief
clerk of the Portland office, adopted the plan
last August. Since that time he has forward
ed about 1000 letters which had been dropped
into the office without stamps. From about
one half of the persons to whom the letters
were directed he has received answers cover
ing more than enough to pay the postage So
that he is not out of pocket by his acts of kind
ness, and the fund for this purpose has not di-
minished. Only twenty-five of the letters
thus forwarded have been returned, or not
| called for. E. -ast
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

PRINCES EXPREss.-Ever since the great
fire the Express quarters of Messrs Prince &
Co. have been cabined, cribbed, confined. -
Now they have got into good and spacious
rooms, No 60 Exchange street, few doors be-
low Middle street, where they can operate to
advantage. This Express Company is the old
est in the city, having been formed in 1S49, and
continued in the same hands ever since. OF
its faithfulness and integrity, the thousands
who have transacted business with it can tes-
tify that they have always found it prompt,
courteous and accommodating. Its business
is transacted, chiefly, by means Of the steam
ers plying between this city and Boston. 1t
has become one of our institutions, and we
can cordially recommend it to the patronage
of the public Ifra s7-as,
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

SOME FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTs We are
now prepared to supply Hospitals, Physicians, the
trade and the great public generally with the stand
ard Indinyaluable remedy, DoDD's NERyINE, which
article surpasses all known preparations for tile cure
every preparation of Opiumthe well-known result OF
which is to- produce costiyeness and other serious
difficulties aays irritation, restlessness and spasms,
and induces regular action OF the bowel and seere-
tive organs. 9l'f1 - II r.
No preparation for Nervous Diseases ever sold so
readily, or met with such universal approval. For
Sleepiessness, Loss of Energy, Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and irregularities, and all the learfui
mental and bodily symptoms that follow in the train
OF nervous diseases Dofs Neryine is fe best
DIV known to science Sold by all druggists. Price ST.
-r-- .- GEO. G. GOODWIN x Co.,
Ruelfsp1yd&w n Wholesale Agents. Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17
n N! D J lGi lgl!|

Jhs Cellar is the most perfect imitation or Iinea,
ever made and is ,oaterproged by secret process
owned and used only by the Ne Plus Ultra Collar
company, which gives to every Collar a perfect
taa.ndrs Haish leaving them free from ali that un.
natural shiRey look which other Collars have Each
oheis NODDED to form q space for the cravat and
turned ON a t9ll catrce hne, makiog them The most
beauiu and hest fitting Collar ever cut ont of na.
per. They can also be RE ERS ID, or worn e,her
side out giving the wearer the beneft of linen fin
ish and pain Collar all in one. Wherever they have
been introduced they universally take the lead Of
every other Collar; in TACT, many dea crs have
thrown Al others one side and sell the Duplex ana
no other klnd as they pay greater profit and civ e
better satisfaction. All sizes and styles constantly
in STOCK - N'"S''''''is
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

2 AccIDENr.-Thursday evening as Daniel
WinslOw, Esq, was driving down Preble street
the wheels of his wagon became interloeked in
the horse railroad track. In endeayoring to
turn out for an approaching heavy vehicle, his
wagon came in collision with it, the rail being
so high at that point that he could not turn
from the track. Mr.. Winslow in jumping from
his wagon struck on the back part of his head
on the curbing outside of the rails, and sus-
tanned severe injury, although, happily, the
skull was not fractured. He suffered much
pain, but on Saturday was quite comfortable,
and, we are glad to say, will be about again in
dovc
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

BACK AGAN.-Messrs. Cook & Ayres, who
for about thirty years occupied store in Ex-
change street, until burned out last July, have
got back again on the same spot, except that
thoy have taken the beautiful and commodious
chambers instead Of the lower floor. They
are over Princes Express Office.
They will be supplied with all the choice
and fashionable goods in the market for cloth
ing which they will make up in the latest
styles and in the best manner. Every body
knows that Cook s. Ayers are famous for turn
ing out superb work. 80
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

THE STEAMER CITY OF RICHMOND will leave
Portland hereafter at II o'clock on Tuesday
and Friday evenings, or on the arrival of the
train from Boston. The Richmond is staunch
boat, admirably arranged for the comfort OF
passengers. She is commanded by Capt. Deer
ing, whose long experience and gentlemanly
department. eminently fit him for the position.
Persons wishing to take a trip eastward for
pleasure or business cannot do better than
place themselves under the care of Capt.
Deerin0 .-......-- --..-
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

COVER YoUR BLAsTs.-In blasting the ledge
of the cellar for the new hotel, on Union street,
Saturday morning. a fragment of rock, weigh
ing nearly three pounds, entered an open win
dow in the second story of the shoe store of
MessrssMorse, Lothrop & Dyer, on the oppo-
site side of the street. A young lady was sit
ting near the window at work, and, observing
the approaching fragment, lodged It, thus mar
rowly escaping serious if not fatal injury. As
general thing we believe the men at work
upon this ledge cover their blasts pretty well
with timber before firing them. But in this
case the blast was not well covered. a 3
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17
xsacsln,s.s ana Vicinity.
Rev Advertisements To-Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Nj. l.. A.-Special Meeting.
butchers Fly Paper.
EETERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre--Katc Reignoids.
Grand Concert-Parepa Rosa.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Autographs, &c.-E. NJ. Patten & Co.
- NEW ADyERTIsEMENr ooIUMx
Fnrniture-Chas. B. Whittemore.
itemoval-Cook & Ayers.
Coilars--Chas. A. Shaw. e&
To Let on Atlantic Street -rE
To Let with Board.
sCounsellors j. D. s. r. Fessen6en. @
n III, e-W. Davis,
Dry Dock Company.
RemOval-Sawyer & Varney.
Notice--Henry Fox.
Removal-Prince's Express.
A Rare Chance.
Burglar.
House Lot for Sale. E
Found, Gold Chased Pin.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17
! MARRIED..

= In this city, june IA, bv Rev. E. r. Keyes Thos
Portland. .ifisafir r0T.fs- z - -
. In this city, June II, by Rev. Wm. Ii. Fenn Mr..
IL Augustus Dow and Miss Callie p. Clark, both OF
Portland gh 44407, ~ ts ~
In Brunswick, June $, Francis Dodge of Portland
and Miss Ellen A. Campbell of II. 80 = :
In Lsrunswiek, April 8, Chas. Nj. Horr of Portland
and Susan G. Dallev. of b. RN04 - -. ga :
In biddeford, June II. Daniel j. Low, OF Portland,
and SUsan S. Sylvester OF b. l.t - ~ g III
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

This splendid Hair Dye is the best III the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable.
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tnts. Natural Black OF Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects OF Bad Dyes. Invsoraies the hair, leaving
It soft and beantiiul. The genuine is signsd Wst-
lam 4. Bafchet0r. All others are mere iulitat ons
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Pertulners. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
SS Beware of S,oausersess. ~ .f.-
November 10, 1866. dlysn
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

POLICE ITEMs.-Ten persons were admitted
to tho lookup on Saturday might've for
drunkenness, two for interfering with the
officers, one for drunkenness and disturbance,
and two for lodgings. ..l55sE sa
The usual Sunday afternoon fight at the bar
racks, near the Aims House, took place. As
no policemen are stationed in that vicinity
the men and women had it all in their own
way and fought it out
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17
DIED. % h z.l7s.


In This city. June Il, of CONGESTION of the lungs,
MI. " iiliam NJ. Haskell aged IS years. az n
lFane:d his Monday af ertrioon, at 8 O'clock IRON
hiS 81 ter residence, No. Montgomery street Re-
latiges and friends are invited to attend - - .
Western papers please coryl 80 p
In this city, June Is, Fannie E. wife of Henry A.
Frost.g and only daughter OF Frederic and EmiIy
Hatch. aged 90 years. y D
r Funeral services Tuesday attenoons Mt a o,clock
from No. 5 High street. "
p. 4. In Cape Elizabeth June I2 Mr. Jsroal R,,h,n,,
aged 7S years. y Iiii' 94d.il9 = -'''|' LUZ 'i"'
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

THE lecture by L. Fl. Pennington, late Hos
pital Steward Goth U. S. G. T., on Descriptive
scenes in the South while connected with the
United States Army" will by request, be re-
peated in the Sumner street Congregational
Church on Monday evening, June 18th, at a
quarter before o'clock. A collection will be
taken at the close of the lecture to defray ex-
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17
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This is a first class, very heavy pain Collar, made
Oh pure whte linen Stock costing 10 per cent. more
and warranted to be finer viii, ,er and stronger than
Inc stock used in any similar Oar. they are made
by the new process used only by the Ne Plus Ulra
Co:ar Company, being MOLD ID to form space Tor
the cravat, tuned ona iull cure line and can he
KEN NERSED or worn either side out. Made IN all
sizes and styles. .i-.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

DRAMATIG.-Our citizens will read with
pleasure the announcement that Kate Reig-
nolds, the accomplished actress and Portland
tavorite, is to give four entertainments at Deer
ing Hall, commencing Thursday evening. She
will be supported by an able and efficient COM
pany, and will present some of her most popu-
lar impersonations. -
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17
r II z PRESS,
Monday Morning. June II, 1857 .

First Page to-day-Young Men and
Democracy; The Railroad Excursion; Our
Great Western Railway; Another Letter from
Gen. Longstreet; Varieties.
Fourth Page-Hymn, sung at the Laying u
the Corner Stone Of the First Baptist ChuroH
in tbis city; Sundries.