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N. 81 @. Railroad,
tEANGi. OF TIME.
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Nashville, NOV. rs, lSCc.\


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q, and ,c.r T,.,,.r v,rou,. 90,
lerG. aud nriil iur:l,r Nniirr. rn.srn.r,
! Trains WIN run ~ follows:
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point SOUTH, at a"uN Me- and SO =. NJ.
@rii'e az t'itt.noN4@ AZ 200 +. N. and u
A. v. NrSt day i;ctuIniu-. leave ClGI'a-
L""Ga a M a. y. and u y. ~. Arrive 1T
Aisii,i!!c at An. and 1870 =. -. nest
Jay.
an trains connect a, Wartracc for S!.ci-
byvillr.
S,utsyvu,p Accouyo,,rro..a
Wnrtruce At 1910 p. A.. and S.aD Ar'
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~"I'cIlhcy need not pay nntiI it i known
what l. drawn ard is value.
II AMERICAN JEW TT Frs trSO-
ItINi ION ,ulls> oar attention to the fact
# IT,, en-. the largest and most pnp,tlur
Jcwrir, Association in tie United states.
virlnsinrsS is. and always las seen. ON
GlUtrr IN Tie most ,unGid and ionoyallc
m,.nGtr. Ourrop!lly Increasing trade j. !,
sure uuran1cr Of tLr unnrrriuiiru of 0ul.
mirol ! for thi. method of obtaining r;cl..
elegant and costly goods. TIE sudden
.taguation of trade In Europr, owing t.
tie late German war and recent disastrous
rnarriol ,ri.l. in En~lnud. Lls caused tlc
f.itulr of n LARGE nulnIrr of .JrNrlry lou
scs I'M IouLon and Paris. olljrjuu them 10
suU their Goods ut great sacrifice. in some
instances Irs>thHu one t,,irl the cost OF
manufacturing We have lately purchased
VERY largely uftilrsr nunLrHpi Goods. III
sue i rN,r ri,rly low prizes. tAut sc can nl-
ford TO send away Finer Goods. ard give
better CHARGE. to- draw the most valuable
prize. than n other establishment doing
Il similar business. ORR AIN Is TO
PLEASE. aud we res r,tlully solicit your
putrunanr. a. we are confident Of giving
ne utmost satisfaction. During tie past
wear wr lave forwarded a nunbrr ofthc
most ynl,ai,lr prizes to all part, of the
country. An who p%atronizr rs will receive
the full value of their money. H. no article
ON oUr list is worth less thai, one Dollar.
retail and there are no blanks. Parties
dealing viii, us may depend on having
prowpt returns. and the article drawn will
ic iu,,ncliuIrly sent 10 n address hy re-
turn mail or rNnrr,4.
The f,llowinr purtir, have recently
,rIvn yaIuahlr prilcs from the American
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WAC wouldn't Wear "A Crown.
So asks the editor Of tho Boston
Post, and ~ way Of enforcing bis I1cs
lion, he refers to the wrctchcd con.
'ilion Of many Of the rulers If The
artl. Napoleon las n painful disease /,
victor Emmanuel y paralyzrd right
nm bismarck IS constantly i'll; Max
1iiiHn is almost u fugitive: his En-
Pross, C;llpt,a, II insane: the Qupe,
IT Spain daily con,eluplatcs Olsen
tIlrone,ncnt: tn, King Of Hanover is
t%ioGlomlcss his Queen and tie En-
, ror Of Au,triP, are saih both 10 hnW
had tIcir hair urn gray by lrouh!t
within !: week I me the POPE wccls
day and night, and Victoria is tn,
victim Of II confirmed melancholy
who no0W wr;r crown? And il
ddi'ion to hi when we think Tia
he President ~ the United States has
his life almost aIgG,d out Of him by
politicians, ar O.l seekers and nced,
asiiranis tor al! G., to the query may
lac #idrd--Who would be one Of the
ruler, Of the cHltll, he il in Kingdom or
r'piib.tr, aDl pay the fearful cost?
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Advertisements inserted at 81 20 pcl
square OF ten lines tbrcvicr size Hrs, in.
insertion. -"
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$40 Reward

OAn SQUARES Roofing Slate, at 267 Com
OOO mercial street, Smiths Wharf.
jy1d1m H. l.. PAINE & co.
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TWERTY.FIvE CENTS PER DOZEN,
At A. S. DAVIS Photograph Galleries, Nc. a
Market Square, opposite Preble Street. jy0f
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MEXICO.
The Execution of Macmillan, Me-
~. - jia and MiramOn.
Scene at the Execution
ARREST OF GEN. SANTA ANNA,


NEW ORLEANS, July 9.
The Times has special despatch from
Houston, Texas, giving detailed account of
the execution Of Macmillan, Miramon and
Mejia. None of the prisoners were bound or
blindfolded, nor was any indignity offered
them.
Macmillan, before being shot, recapitulated
the cause that brought him to Mexico. He
denied the authority of the court that tried
and sentenced him and hoped his blood would
stop the further efusion Of blood in Mexico.
Just before he was led out for execution he
called to the sergeant of the guard AMI gave
him handful of gold and requested as a ia
vor that the soldiers would aim at his heart.
His last words were, "Poor Carlotta." Five
balls entered his breast, but these did MOI kill
him Immediately, so two other soldiers We're
ordered to shoot him in the side, and in this
manner he was despatched. Much dissatssac-
ton and grief was manifested by those who
witnessed the sad scene.
Miramon read from a paper which he had
written that the only regret he felt in dyins,
was that the Liberals should remain in power,
and that they should point out his children as
the children of traitor. rr-
Mejia made no address, but he met his fate
quietly and bravely.
The sword of Macmillan was presented to
Juarez by Escobedo in the government palace.
WASHINGTON, j uly 9.
The Mexican legation has received official
information from the government of the State
of Yucatan to the effect that General Santa
Anna landed at the port of Sisal, at General
Piergos' invitation, and while there he was ar
rested. The statement that he was forcibly
taken from the Virginia seems, therefore, to be
unfounded.
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Central Pacific Railroad.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 8.
The work on the Central Pacific Railroad is
being pushed forward with energy. and it is
expected to be completed over the mountains
in November. Sixteen thousand workman are
engaged in grading from San Francisco to
Trupee SUBMITS, end the tunnel, 1868 feet
have been sent east By the company for cars
and locomotives.
The business of the road this year is LARGELY
in excess of last year, the gross earnings for
June being $4,000 in coin.
The recent strike of Chinese laborers only
caused suspension Of work one day. The
workmen resumed their labor on former terms,
the company making no concession.
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From CaliGornia-yayni

SAN FRANCISCO, July 8.
Tahiti dates to June LIST have been received.
In port, HI. B. II. ships Clio and Falcon, the
latter just from Sidney, and the French trigate
Mercid and transport Dora.
The o. S. ship Tuscarora, in leaving port on
May 18th, struck ON reef and threw over
board quantity of coal and succeeded in get
ting off with but slight damage. She lost
about thirty feet of her false keel. She re-
loaded and sailed for the Fejee Islands the
same dag. -.t.5 .ss-s 4. l5l-c
Ships Webster, from New York, and Gal
liant, from Rio Janeiro, arrived yesterday. The
latter has the cargo of the ship North Ameri-
can, condemned at Rio.
The wheat crop of California for 1866 amount
ed to 900 tons. Two hundred and fifty
thousand tons of wheat have been exported
during the past harvest year, valued at S9,600.
0GO.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, July 8.
Cotton-heavy; sales 800 bales; Middling upiands
at 2Gac. q ~ -, GE o. .L
Flour-more active and 10 @ zoe higher; sales Il,
go bills. State al 70 q 10 s0 round hoop Ohio at
10 % g 1890; Western at 70 10 90; choice do at
10 10 g II co. Southern at 40 q Is 30; California
sales 1900 sacks at II 90 q II co.
Wheat-2 q &c higher; sales $4,000 BUSH; No 2
Milwaukee at 2 20 q rs; No. do at 2 80; Califor-
mia at 2 80 q 90.
Crn-1 g &c higher; sales sc. eoO BUSH; new Mixed
Western l 90 q 095.
0ats-active and q Sc higher; sales $1,000 bush.
Beef-frm; new plain mess 10 20 a 90.
Pork-opened firmer bat closed decidedly lower
sales $500 bbls ; new mess closing price % H.
Lard-steacy; sales $500 bbls. at III q 12ac.
Butter-unchanged.
Whiskey-steady.
Rice-nominal. r'
Sugar-vcry firm; sales 1000 hhds. Muscovado at
III q 12Ic .~'i'e
Coifee-prime Rio firm but other kinds nominal.
Molasses-lower; sales 400 hhds on private terms.
Naval StOres-quiet.
Ons-frm; Linseed at 81 q 40.
Petroleum-dull; crude at ice; refined bonded at
27c. 4
Tallow-stcady; sales 1874 900 lbs at III a ia.
Freights to Liverpool-dull and dropping
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T. III e NJ A II X e Il s
Einancill.

NEW YoRK, July 60 P. NJ.
Money continues very easy at unchanged rates.
Gold closed firm at 1888 q 1854, The Cunard steam
er tomorrow takes out 81 O00 Foreign Exchange
nrm at llOb. Government securities active with q
further advance. Stocks active and buoyant at the
close with sharp advance right through the list
The business at the Sub Treasury was as follows:-
Receipts, ,01e; payments $13 197, 23; balance
S119 ST. The receipts includes for customs $4s7
100, and gold notes S240,000 There rumors to-
day OF several additional failures among dry goods
merchants.
The Express financial article says the Money mar
ket is abundantly supplied, and but small portion
OF the offerings are absorbed Call loan, per cent
on Governments and g per cent. on mixed col
laterals There is not much business paper Offering
am prime names are readily discounted at q
per cent: Foreign Exchange very firm. Railway
speculation was very tame early in the day and there
was general decline at the first Board; after the
regular s ssion there was general improvement in
the long room. Government securities quite active
aud excited to-day with further rise. -.
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pEFWEEN the Boston and Grand Trunk Depots
- a WALLET, containing from twelve to fifteen
dollars. The finder will be suitably rewarded By
leaving It at Mari & Trues, Commercial Street.
July4, dlw*
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Express Wagon for Sale.
For SnlA.

TINE house and lot No. 10 Park Street, lately oc-
cupied by the subscriber is offered tor sale. For
further information call on H. f. Bacon, corner Of
Park and Congress streets, at nj IS Jones, etween
the hours of two and three and six and eight O'Clock
P. M. ELBRIDGE BACON. .
July DIV
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Gable Dispatches,

LONDON, July 8-Evening.
Inc Government announces that the six
penny postage between America and England
will be put Into operation about the LIST of
January, 1858. u
Ship Meteor, from New York for London
was burnt at sea- The mates, carpenter and
four of the crew were lost
LONDON, July 60 M.
1t is said Napoleon charges the murder of
Macmillan to the Church.
Macmillan offered ons million In gold, to
be allowed to escape.
i fs 4 BERLIN, July 8-Evening.
The States of the North German Coniedera-
ton have accepted the plan of tariff propos-
ed by Prussia. ..s- -
PARIS, July S-Evening.
NJ. Poncard, the dramatist, is dead.
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The Nashville Riot.

NASHVILLE, July 9.
The Mayor of Nashville had an interview
to-day with Col. Duncan, commander of the
post, touching the riotous conduct of the ne
negro military company sent to Franklin by
the State authorities before their departure
from this place. Col Duncan agreed with the
Mayor that it was reprehensible, and declared
that they ought to have been arrested. He
also said he had demanded of the State In
spector, General Hunt his reasons for sending
said troops to Franklin after he had sent there
a sufficient force of regular troops to preserve
the peace, and announced that he would pre-
tect the people and would not permit any in
reference with his authority by the State mi
will detail U. s. troops to take the place Of To-
cal militia - -. =
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CHICAGO, H., July 0.
Flour-old dull and unchanged; fresh ground firm
Wheat unsettled; No. Spring regular advanced 4c
lots in iavorte houses advanced q &c; sales at 90
92eSa closing dull at 92ifor regular; No. Winter
red in store sold at 50. Corn less active but firm
at sd an n advance am, Of ac sales ct 81 sst s No
!, and good demand at so q Sic for No. 2. Oats
quiet but firm and advanced lie; sales at 56k q 5sac
for No. 2, closing 58} e SIC. Rye advanced "a &c
sales at csc 0S for No. in store. Barley NOM
ina!. Provisions firm and higher. Mess Pork held
at % 0c buyers offer q 80 for dry sated shoulders
Receipts 900 bbls -four, $500 bush. wheat, 1876,
900 bush. corn, 5000 BUSH oats. Shipments-3,500
bbls. -four, 5000 bush. wheat, $1,000 bush. corn.
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WASHINGTON, July g..
The Navy Department has received de-
sspatches from Lieut.. Comd'r Beardsley, of the
U. 3. steamer Aroostook, announcing the ar
rlVal OF that vessel at st. Simonton Cape Good
hope, May 18th. Officers and crew we'll
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It, LET.

a..s To Let.
OFFICES in the Sd story Of the Canal National
" Bank building. Also large room in 4th story.
Apply at the Bank. jysd1awtf new
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OHARLE6TON, July 3.
Gen. Sickles has addressed long letter to
Senator Trumbull, in which he states that he
has decided not to begin registration in his dis
trict till Congress determines who shall be
registered, and expresses the hope that Con-
gress will extend the time ofregistration to Oc-
tober or November. He details many objection
able features of the present instructions, I'M
der which commanding officers are now obliged
to act, and suggests certain remedies.
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Rich 4 Costly Household Furniture,
VELVET CARPETS,
Elegant China, Dining and Tea Sets, &c
At AUCTION!

IN THURSDAY, July 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
~ on Deerng Street, second house west of State
removing from the city, consisting in part as follows
Two very rich and finely carved parlcr sets eterge
centre tables sofas chairs lounges chamber sets
the latest Styles and Of the most elaborate finish
velvet and Brussels carpets, French plate mirrors
diaPery curtains, Line engravngs. beautiu ly
furniture in full with walnut extension tables, mar
BILE top commodes French, China dining set Of two
hundred pieces, full China tea service, curled hail
mattresses feather and spring beds, pillows holsters
II and 12-4 blankets together with the kitchen fuIn
taie stores and almost every article to be found in
a well furnished hi use. Tie furniture was made tt
order by Haley, Morse q Boyden, of Boston, espec
tally Tor the present owner, from the best pateria
and fro the latest designs, and is all in thorough
order This sale presents rare opportunity to oh
to this sac. believing it to be the best furniture that
has been sold at auction In this city for years. II
must be sold without the least reservation Can b
examined day previous to ale, from 10 to u o'clock
Julys. dtd
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RICHMOND, July y.
The colored majority on the registration lists
to-day is 200. Accounts from the southwest
ern part OF the State and valley show large
majorities for the whites.
Admiral Tucker, late Of the Peruvian navy,
has been appointed by the Peruvian Govern
ment to take charge of an expedition to ex-
plore the Annoy river. A
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FOR Sale.


nNE-HALF part in common of the large and
~ beau iful lot on the northwesterly side OF Con-
gress street, little to the west of Carlton street,
whereon those large elm trees are standing, and
known as the Trce lot" having front OF 1884 feet
on Congress street, and depth OF 267 feet. 1t win
be sold in whole or part to suit purchasers. plan
of same may be seen at office OF Assignee.
Also the large and elegant brick house and lot on
Bramhall fronting en- the Promenade, finished and
complete in nearly every particular, with gas, water
wo ks, bathing room and all modern improvements
On the same lot Is very convenient and new brick
barn, complete in all respects. The whole premi
present the most attractive and desirable residence
offered for sale in the city.
Also several small lots of land on Mrnjoy Hill,
fronting on Monument street, and several in rear
and adjoining A plan Of same may be seen at said
office.
Also one quarter part in common of the two sto-
ry brick house and lot No. Oak street, now occu-
pied BY VIM. S. BroughtOn.
Also three pews in High Street Church, pleasant
ly located and furnished
For further particulars apply to
SEWALL Y. CHASE, or
HENRY P. DEANE, Assignee.
No. s Clapp's Block, Congress Street.
Portland, July 8, 1867. jy9-is oitt
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miscellaneous 1si.pa,shes.

CHARLESTON, s. c., July g..
Gen. sickles has pos poned registration in
his district until Congress has decided as to
who may and who may register. es
,, CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 2.
Black River, between Fogarty and Seward.
Eleven rounds were fought in thirty five min
utes;, Fogarty won by foul, but is badly pun
ished
BRISTOL, r. l., July 8.
The steamer Providence made the RIM from
Bristol To- New York on Friday night in eight
hours and forty minutes. Distance 165
miles, making upwards of eighteen miles an
hour during the entire passage.
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. AFAU DE MAaNoLIA.---The prettest thing, tie
Sweetest thing" and the most OF it for the least
money It overccmes the odor of perspration; soft
ems and adds delie acy to the skin is delightful pei
essary companion IN the sick room, in the nursery
and upon the toilet sideboard. 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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Destructive Fire.

CHICAGO, Ill, July 9.
P. H; Brown & Co.'S planning mill at the cor
per OF FRANKLIN and Van Buren, streets, was
destroyed by fire last night. Loss $4,000. In
sured.
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"WEDNESDAY afternoon, between the corner ,,f
w Vaughan and Bracket streets and the house ~
Otis Trickey on the Stroudwater road, wallet coli
tanning $40 In bills, some scrip and package CT
horse car tickets. Che finder shall be literally re-
warded returning the same to No. 20, Marker
Square. JyidIW
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s. T---1s80.-X.-The amount of Plantation Bit
tiers sold in one year is something startling They
would I'LL Broadway six feet high from the Park to
4th street. brakes mandatory is one of the insti-
tuons in New York 1t is said that Drake painted al
the rocks in the Eastern States with his cabalisc
rs. T.-lS6o-X.," and then got the old granny legs-
lators to pass law preventing dsiguring the lace
Of nature" which gave him monopoly. We do moi
Bitters SELL Ito other article ever did They are
used by all classes of the community and are death
on Dyspepsia-certain. They are very inyigorating
when languid and week, and great appetizer"
sarato prina Water, sold by all Druggists
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LOST AND FOUND.
l. o = II {!

NNTiLL that person who picked up a olack Silk
w Cape between Congress and franklin Streets
obliye the owner by leaving it at this Officer
july 9-d3t* -.-~-.
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New YORK, July g..
The Internal Revenue collections of this
year, as compared with those of last year, show
q falling off Of nearly six and half millions,
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"In lifting the kettle from the fire 1 scalded myse
very severely-one hand almost to a crisp. The tor
ture was unbearable. The Mexican Mus
tang Liniment relieved the pain almost Immediately
It healed rapidly and left very little scar.
CMAs. FOSTER, 420 Broad street, Philadelphia"
This is merely sample OF what the Mustang Lini-
ment will do. 1t is invaluable in all cases OF Wounds
swelings, sprans, cuts, bruises spavns etc. eithei
upon man or beast. : =
wrapped in the steel-plate engravngs, bearing the
signature OF G. W. Westbrook, Chemist and the Dyi
vate stamp OF DEANS BARNES q Co, New York
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, July 8.
Flour rmer at an advance of soc for better grades
lower grades dull and nominal; family at Il 90 a
IS 0o fancy at 10 so q IA 90. Wheat advancing and
scarce; sales o, No. Winter red at 40 and No 1
at 55; no new offering. Corn unchanged; at 75c in
bulk and $50 sacked; White at sec sacked. Oats
scarce and In good demand at TIC for No. and IA a
Whiskey steady lat S0c. Provisions-Mess Pork held
at 70 80; Bulk meats held at g 1Oc for shoulders
ers. Hams steady at i7c for common and iOac for
sugar cured Bacon held at 10, ~, 121 (0 lee for
shoulders, sides, clear ribs and clear sides; these
rates were 4c above the views of buyers Lard dull
at III for prime city. Money-Exchange steady.
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MEDICAL EEECpRICTY z
Dr.. w. n. DEFINING,
Medical Electriciar4
TIA MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Opposite she United States H9ta

ia Sk1sc2Is
Nearly Opposite .he Usiisa States Hats
WHEkE he would respectfully announce to
w citizens OF Portland and vicinity, that he q
permanently located In this city. During the tl,ee
years we have been in this city, we have cured soce
Of the worst forms of disease in persons who Lave
tried other forms OF treatment in vain and curing
patients in so short time that The question isolie
asked, DO they stay cnred9 To answer this quest o1
we will say that all that do not stay cared we
doctor the second time without charge.
IL. u. has been practical Electrician for tVeniy
Electricity is perfectly adapted 10 chronic dssas
the form CT nervous sick headache; neuralgia IL
the head, neck, or extrelnities; consumption hca
In tho acute stages where the lungs are not iuly
involved; acute or chronic rheuraatism scroula hio
diseases, white sWellngs spinal diseases Curvature
Of the spine CONTRACTED muscles, distorted limbs
niering OF hestancy OF speech, dyspepsia iidiges-
ton, constipation and liver complaint, pieswe cure
tie, strctures Of TIE chest, and all forms OF tensile
complaints.
BY Electricity
The Rheumatic, The equity, the lame and the lar
leap with joy and move with the agility and elias. ,
iy OF youth; the heated brain is cooled; the frost.
bitten limbs restored, the aGc0uth deiormties -
moved; faintness converted to vgor, weakness 10
strength; the blind made to see the deato hear aud
youth CELEBRATED; the ACCIDENTS of mature Lie
prevented the caamitles OF old age obyaaed ami a
active circulation maintained.
La DIES
Who have cold hanos and feet; weak stomachs, LAM
and weak backs; nervous aud sick headache; Ga al
and swimming in the head, with indigestion aud
constipation ofthe bowels; pain in the side and back;
leueorrb9a, Tor whites); falling of the womb with in
ternal cancers; tulnors, pcypus, and all that long
train of diseases will find in Electricity sure means
OF cure. For painful menstruation, too yIoiuso
menstruation and all OF those long line of troubles
with young ladies, Electricity is certain specific,
and will, In short time, restore the sufferer to he
yigor of health.
TEETH TEETHS TEETH
DR.. d. stu continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc-
TRICKY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having deca yed
teeth or stunps they wish to have removed fcv
ting Ne would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC Machines for sa ,
ior family use, with thorough instructions.
Dr.. d. can accommodate Q few patients with bos ID
end treatment at his house.
Oice hours from o'clock A. NJ. to ~ HI. from
to P. NJ, and to In the evening.
Conaultsfion freq DoyfU