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RICHMOND.
Preparations for the State
.is. a.. ea Convention. b 81
A Large Number of Delegates al
5asi. ready Arrived. aa 4
APPROVAL OF mR. BOOT,s PLAT
.fsleha2EHit7g FORM. q

hACnmONDt Ouy Ol.
Gen. Schofeld has issued general order
regulating appointments to fill vacancies, re-
mOvals from Office, etc.. in the first military
district under the reconstruction act of Con-
gress tttaztlIdan 8aHAD1
A large number of delegates to the Conven-
ton arrived here in the train this evening, and
the streets are alive with colored delegates, all
of them wearing a blue ribbon the badge of
the last Convention. A large crowd is gath
cred around the Republican headquarters.
where there has been four or five caucuses al
ready to-day to arrange matters for to- morrow.
About 800 colored and 100 white delegates to
the Convention have arrived. Much more in
terest is shown by our citizens in the proceed
ings of this Convention than was evinced to-
wards the last. Caucuses are being held at
the st. Charles Hotel and the Custom House,
and at the former is being submitted Mr..
Bolts address to the people. The blacks of
this city will be at the Convention en- nasse, as
OF last night. To-day they appointed delegates.
In the tobacco factories they told their en-
ployers they should not be at work tomorrow
Three of the hotels for colored people are
packed by arrivals f =. ,Yl,l-
A meeting of ex-federal officers was held to-
night, and resolutions adopted advising CO.
operation with all who would strive for the
restoration of peace to the country. They APP
pointed fifteen delegates t., the Convention.
The platform of Mr.. Bolts, which was sub
mitted tonight to the conservative wing, was
approved. It favors the restoration Of the
great body of the people to their political
rights, but urges the acknowledgements of their
more artful leaders. 1t was stated that the
platform had already bsen submitted and APP
proved by the other wing of the party. 49,,
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Ceiiess CsuamleneesAe


.a.aa SPRINGFIELD, July 81.
The annual commencement exercises of
Williams College occurred to-day, at which a
class of 40 students graduated. and the follow
ing honorary degrees were conferred;'L L. ID.
Richard II. Dana of Cambridge, Mass. Sena-
tor Edwin A. Morgan of New York; John b.
end Addison Ballard of Detroit, Mich, and
Thomas r. Smith of New York, Secretary of
the American Bible Society.
-.-,.tf LEWISTON, Me, July 81.
The commencement exercises at Bates Col
lege passed off with unusual eclat to-day. The
graduating class numbered eight. The follow
ing degrees were conferred: = d. D., the Rev
Uriah Balkan of Lewiston; the Rev. Jeremi-
all Phillips, Missionary to India; Franklin
Simmons OF Lewiston. The commencement
dinner took place in the College chapel =
Among the distinguished guests were Cover
nor Chamberlain and Adjutant Caldwell of
his staff Theodore Tilton addressed the Unit
ed Literary Societies in the evening"
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TErTul TEETHl TEETH
PROPOSALS.

For Completing sIse UnflnIshed CnPping
HARDER, Maine. gIT .l,lIsl-,5asaI
-,o,os. a., xrrr. mn fprcprvrn AT Tuts
SOrG9f,E WI n,.,nnE % NJ D an rrtiav
Vr I'VE. untu s ~ : "a, ~ ~. .he.
we "a gay OF Auguss neAs ~ ,I a. js o ana
nauel Morh, ~ M n"i.e '- '"' P- ~
.rn.aIs A., sl,,rlira,e will he received
oepa,ate proP1sss. n, il.r seosI VII ~
Ior each u lhe ttee hVitv VI, 80. or
"a. ror iuI al , Le ~ ths n raaT
70 cuoic eS. smoe ~ saptsss NJ Ia earrjsbed for
WAFER, or IA COWS or ng a,a g. ~ a. lhcr THa
tnat purpose py tne coniras.o. "a M h,h =, the
granite IL 70 DC IN wen quaIrs o,oeAs W, ny
shapes and dimensions SHOWN IN tno Plans anu he-
qu,TeI ~ me ,sSna %evcred "a ahove 400 tons
lm9re OF ~ ~ ~ s,;to sSza dsbsne a. best
the ruDoie 70 oe o. sui.aDle size SUI " iss
adaPted 70 tne lequiieu puiPoSe' ~0'o's " pass
ana speelncauonS. ,a.,;v.~., -, a.. o,t a. e,.t
~. rr iur iisi I'm no1Dda fmors Or lessl
as may PC re4uiIeu,, ,i' sts ~ a. ~
ey"%oS'''o' po''s' y 'H@-~' -
ai III ~, t.h,r conna.taa viii, me-.
t;n M VI uois ~ tsbsr bn;iJ;ne snd camnet
III tng ens a, ana ~,
s ny ,ncinu,hg nns, iesons anu Jows s
my, a1a III ing wyfA s4Issvpne vy tn9
~ anI y, LIS 90 ~ gJvt ~
plans ana specincanons anu 70 tne sas,s n Of
tne superhtenning A Snshs IN ana nsee IN
length OF tne oreaA"aeer % " 10 'nisuoo aieeaP-
peg; - -. ls..,-x..u - 1.,,.,., A. -,
iuaers ,ol an % ~ ~ ~ ,h ~ R Sse,
VII, STATE tnS,r prce P Solts viii ate
wa.er. buoers ior 'he co.p1',so ~, 1919 h Nm I psd
ther price per PohRu uenseIsu W s.e WI \. D .
GERS lot the tdoor WIZ stat9 lnelr palse y, Is.y
yoot, ior completing inc DfoaA"a'of ~ a'V'e ~
CURED. IL, -. !. 49,.
The delivery of the approved contract. and es COM
peted on or before the nrst Q, July, 1905; with the
Ss ssss]F Wi + sssss.S 2 be finished
before the 18th OF December next
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MEXICO.
Execution Of Gems. Alvarez and
'' Costello, confirmed. .s e a
Expeditions against CGssyles
and Gomez. ss'e 9'i

NEW ORLEANS, Jnly 81. j
Official accounts from Queretaro confirm the
shooting of Vaudaurri on the 9Th inst Gen.
Alvarez, by order of the Chief,
had allowed twenty six hours additional time
for the individuals spoken of in his decree of
june 21st to present themselves as prisoners.
The Ranchero confirms the shooting Of Gen.
Costello and other Imperial officers at QueIe-
toro on the 9th The feeling is apparently in fa-
vor of ,Juarez for President. Capales and
Gomez are causing great trouble to the south
ern portion of the State of Tamaulipas. %
The Military Commander of the line of the
Rio Grande district of the North has been ap-
pointed and Gen. Berriozabel will remain as
Military Commander of the State. Forces are
moving forward to be used in crushing Ca
males and Gomez and others in the center of
the State. o, 1 .gr
The force to garrison Matamoras will be
10000 men, and they have already passed Que
retaro. ria7 To 30 no
the Governor of Coapuila de Seoravossa has
divided his State into districts, which are to be
presided over by military commissioner.
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PROVIDENCE, R. l., July 81.
The races given in celebration of the OPEN
ing and Inauguration of the new Narraeanset
Park, owned by Col. Amos Sprague in Gran
ston, near this city, commenced to-day. The
affair was great success; many thousand peo-
pie were present. Celebrated horses from ali
parts of the country were entered for the six
$1,000. There were two races to-day, the first st
for stations, premium, $4,000; won by Draco
Prince, owned by Mr.. John r. Poor Of Bos-
ton. The first heat was gained by Col.
Sprague's Dan Rice, in 226 10, 2.28 and go IA
The other horses were Patchen Jr., which
Clellan and Harry Clay. The second race
was won by Confidence, entered by Mr.. Roden
of Capoke, N. Y, his tune being 228, 231 IA,
and 2a "a Five heats were trotted. The
Bingham colt, entered by w. c. Trnble Of
New York, took the second premium. The
races wall be continued through Thursday and
Friday. y lJ4l tTtf ~ A5s Y Y llTlf
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Cholera.

~ 4 ftr.atH Ar. -a.t4 MEMPHIS, uly 81.
Cholera has again appeared in the southern !! n
part of the city. Six deaths occurred IN o. one
house on Mulberry Street last night, n, ana nve
in another house in Frost's Town. Inc BOARD
of health is taking energetic measures u pre-
vent the spreading of the disease. eTg u
, 9lHaAiie''- ST. LOUIS, July 81.
The surgeon at Fort Harker reports that no
cases of epidemic cholera have occurred there
for some time The few cases last week were
sporadic and due to carelessness, or especially
unhealthy circumstances. The people are re-
turning to Ellsworth, and there is nothing to
deter travel or trade.
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EUROPE.
NEWS sv THE CABLE.


BERLIN, July 30.
The Prussan journals denounce as false
the Paris Moniteur's detail of Napoleon's note
to the King of Prussia in regard to Schleswig,
and insinuate that the denial was prompted by
tho defiant tone of King Williams reply to the
note from the French Emperor.
e The national flag for the confederation OF
the North German States has been adopted
and will go into use on the LIST of October. b..
VIENNA July 80.
The Press this morning announces on au-
thority that the Emperor Napoleon will arrive
in this city on the 7th OF August on visit to
the Emperor of Austria. a1l1.Ef
Baron Won Beust, the Austrian Premier,
and Fuad Pacha, Minister of the Sultan, who
accompanies his sovereign here, have had a.
conference on the proposed inquiry into the
affairs of the Island of Gambia. @,
At the examination of Gen.hFarioia yester-,
day, MASSEY was on the witness stand and testi-
fed that the prisoner had been chief of staff to
General Cluseret of the United States army
LONDON, July 80. Z
In the House of Lords the reform bill has
been amended by adding e5 to the annual
amount of rental upon which copynoid anu
lodger franchise are respectively Dased. by
these amendments the basis of copyhold fran
chise is increased from e5 to e10 per annum,
and that of LOGGER franchise from 910 to SIS.
E5M PORTSMOUTH July 3O.-Eyening.
The United States practice squadron, con-
sistiug of the frigate Macedonian, sloop-of-war
Dale, and other vessels, has arrived off Cowes
tE1Kt LONDON, July 3O-Evenng.
The Goodwood races began to day. The
weather was very fine and thousands Of spec
tators were present. The handicap race was
won by Sibthorpe. The leading horses came
in as follows;-Sibthorpe 1, Wolsey 2. Sultan
-' LONDON, July 3O-Midnight
III In the House of Commons tonight Lord
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Frorr, New Orleans.

81 NEW ORLEANS, July 81
The Board of Levee Commissioners has ap-
pointed committee to visit the north and
north est to negotiate for the sale of Levee
bonds, which Gov. Flanders will sign. p
The Board of Health has declared Galveston
an infected port and requested the Governor
to include that port in his proclamation. tOnly
two cases of yellow fever are reported in this
city s3 flfff |,lf-tll ls-tit IN
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20 Chicago Marlsers. q

CHICAGO, Ill.,, July 81.
Flour more active for Fall extras; Spring extras
duh. Wheat more active and advanced % &c;
No; Spring at 90 q 95; No. Spring at 70 q
s21 @s3t for MOP Oats duh at decline of lac I;
sales at 81 90 esc for No. 2. Rye firm and steady at
tie active at rs a T75 for fair 70 good. Shipping
Live Hogs active and advanced 10 q 25c; sales at
100 a Z Is tor good. Smooth Sheep dull and un-
changed siAsT'h '' VI 80 ~
Receipts-22OO bbs. flour, 1O5 900 bush. corn Coco
bush. oats 400 hogs. Shipments 800 bbs. -four
1873 900 bush. corn 1900 bush oats. II. -. I,,,ei
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ao.F.tf .5; For Rent. ;,I4oop
OFFICES in the third story Ct building on corner
~ of Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire at Of
Feb. rs. If Exchange Street.
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$3.50 "
New YORK, July 81,
:. A Nashville special says the present condi-
ton Of Tennessee appears to be that Of a vol
cano just previous to eruption. Riots and dis
turbances of all kinds are seriously apprehend-
ed on the day of election, although the united
Efforts Of Federal and State officers. military
and civil, are being used to prevent them.
Etheridge and Williams, the Gubernatorial
and Congressional candidates of the Conser-
natives, We're driven out of jackson in East
Tennessee by the citizens, who would not per-
init them to speak. $3.50. =.
A guerrilla party entered Purdy, McNara
county, on Friday night, but were driven out
after slight skirmish, by company of State
militia. Disturbances are reported all over the
The plan of the conservatives, it is said, is to
split up the radicals as much as possible and
obtain legislature of their own, when they
will send Andrew johnson to the United
States Senate. 49, IN
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r H e MI A II X e II 9 :.


5Vsf.5 Il saass, ID NEW YORK, July 31-6 PM.
Gold closed quletat 1890 "a 140. Foreign Exchange
dull ami nominally unchanged. Government secu-
rites quiet but firm with disposition manifested
to press sales. Stocks closed steady at decline
from the extreme prices of the day. Mining shares
showed increased activity and were generally high
follows Receipts, So, l56,2e2; payments $s,5G6, 1888;
balance, $126, 3f5O67. '-t.rT7oI la'fff' =
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Indian Affairs.

3 s1e5l ais .saH s,it q ST LOUIS, July 81.
An Omaha despatch says the Indians are
concentrating at the base Of Mud River Noun
tains, near Sweetwater. III
A private letter to Gen. Dodge says the In
dams are daily attacking trains, and that all
travel from Green River to Fort Saunders has
been stopped. t-
The report of a contemplated general attack
by the Indians between Julesburg and Denver
is not reliable 100
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PROPOSALS.

WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE, I'M
wv til o'clock P: M, on Thursday, the sth o.
or less) Of EARTH, to be delivered IN scows or canal
boats alongside the scarps, at Fort Gorges, in this
sandy loan, nee from gravel and stones, and of
such a character will compact well under the
hammer. OF this 300 cubic yards tmore or lessl
will DO required; ID. q rich moud--to form a soil
suitable Tor cultivating grass. OF this 800 cubic
yards more or ess) will be required.
SEPARATE Proposals will also be received, for
to be delivered alongside the wharf at rort
Georges. The sods must be IL inche square cut to
must be covered with good, thrifty pasture grass.
freq from weeds, and grown upon good soil, with
sufficient tenacity for handliog and laying. slM
The delivery Of the earth and sod must COM
mence within ten days after notice given by the En-
gineer in charge, and in such quantity as may be
quired-al TO be delivered not later than the Goth
Bidders will state the price per cubic gard for the
earth, Delivers as aboye-specifying each kind and,
per superficial yard for the sod. delivered as
Tha contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
sponsble bidder, and be subject to the approval OF
the right to exclude the bids OF any persons
who there is reason to believe, will not faithfully
and promptly perform the contract; also, any in
formal bids, as well as those that are above rea
sonable price tor the work; and no member Of Con-
gress, officer or ag mt Ct the Government, nor any
person employed In the public service shall be as
which may arise thererrom. :, tho
Payments will DO made on the delivery o. me me
earth and sod, if approved and accepted ny .ne
experimenting Engineer-2o per cent, 10 III ~
ed from each payment, until the eo"p'e"oA VI '"0
contract. -..,..o,. :, m L..
call on the undersigned a. ms n' oes, IN moa.o d
on transmittins them, will endorse thereon "Pro-
nnsais t,r furnishing earth Tor "sod" as the case
may bel for Fort Gorges-
'""' GEO. TH0M,
Bvt. Brig. -General U. s. A.
TT s. Engineer Office,
Portland, Me-, July 20, 1867. edid
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TO Let.
store to Let.

DOOM suitable for light mechanical business, or
LII other purposes, in good location. Inet
jy23dtf GEO. II. MITCHELL, 20 Preble st.
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New York Market.

fF.s NEW YORK, July 81.
Cottona shade firmer; sales 5000 bales; Middling
uplands CSC. 81 f,..I' ....s--... ,..... - vi
Flour-quiet; sales HOO bbls; Southern al 10 90 q
16 90 for new; California at II 90 a 1475
. Wheat-heavy and q &c lower; sales 38 900 bush.
Spring No. at Il q 10; No. at ! GO; Amber
Southern at 80 a 90; Amber Gennessee at 80 /;
White California at co @275.s EEs 500
Corn-heavy and - lower; sales 113,00o bush. |;
Mixed Western at OIL q 90
Oats-dull; Stale at IS q 95c new Southern at 75c;
Western at so 40 84c,
Beef--frm. Qi'-eqir rdt
!. Pork-heavy; new mess OF % 81.
Lard-tlull. q o. liI- faai -
Whiskey-lower; sales 400 bbls. Western in bond
at S5c; State at 81 a 34c. n sV,aER@ FssAEG
Cofee-active and firm; sales 160 bags Rio at Ice
gold. tH -5-a4 >,ir..sit5
Groceries quiet. - ~
Naval St0res-quiet. . 81 a.rt4
\ Petroleum quiet. W. r .-- f
Talow-steady.
Wool-dull and declining; sales 100000 lbs; at 4S d
SIC for domestic fleece; at 57 for combings; at 80 "a
34c for unwashed at22 a see for Texas; at 22 q SOC
for California; Ausralian Port Phillip, East India
and Mestiza on private terms. ~ al +
Freighis to Liverpool 81 .l W Oh 1
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The surrn,, Trial.

70 hs,. .s.r.V WASHINGTON, July 81.
In the Sulratt trial to day, Mr.. Merrick ar
gued the case for the prisoner at great length,
defending him energetically against the argu
ments of the District Attorney. Without con-
Guiding his argument the Court took q recess
until tomorrow morning.
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Nsss Orleans nfayise,s.

49, NEW ORLEANS, July 81.
Cotton--sales 800 bales; Low Middling 25c receipts
POS bales; exports s37 bales. Louisiana Sugar un-
changed. Cuba Sugar in better demand; prime No.
Is at 13c. Molassts un6 hanged. I'VE
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AUCTEOe SALES.
House and Land AZ Auction

by II. s. Burgess, Thursday, August LIST, at 3
AC0clock p. NJ. on the premises No. 40 Lincoln St.
bstween Wilmot and Pearl Streets, and within five
hail house with an ELL conainings rooms, is in prime
orief having been recently finished. Will let at any
ne iof S3OO year on account OF Its location In one
OF ihc Al pest neighborhoods In the city. Lot 80 by
~. Can be examined on Wednesday or day OF sale.
Possessi N given, August 5th. Terms easy and mace
known at sale.
HENRY s. BURGESS, Auctioneer.
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To Let.

THE Second, Third and Fourth Stories in Smiths
New Block,No. sc Union st. A desirable location
f)r Jobbng or Manufacturing purposes. Viii be eas-
ed entire or separate. Apply 10 -f.lLi.f +
ft.r A. CUSHMAN & co,
july25dtf No. "a Union Street. :
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Wanted.

A GOOD GIRL that understands cooking, to do
n III, hrs ,e work; Enquire at 1874 Spring Street.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
Atlantic & ST. Lawrence Rairroas q

TUE stockholders OF the Atlantic & ST. Lawn ence
Annual Meeting will be held at the office Of the
Treasurer, in the Grand Trunk Railway Depot, ON
Tuesday, the 9th day of August next az 10 O'Clock
A. M for the purpose of making choice OF nine Di-
recors Tor the current year. and for the
of any other business that NAV legally come before
the meeting. II. w. HERSEY Clerk
Portland. July II, 1867. eodtd&itw o''' I'm
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Lost.

BETWEEN Chatham and Franklin Streets, be-
~ tween nine aud ten O'Clock this forenoon, a MEM
Uranium book containing q milk account, aud
small amountof money. The finder will be suitably
remarked by leaving II at the drug store of Charles
! July 1, 1867. II .H5e.- =. .as.f.n jy2jtf
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Flour Barrels Wanted .

WyE will pay 80 cents each for first class Flour
w Barrels suitable Tor sugar.
LYNCH, BARKER & CO., o.
nov13dtf 139 Commercial street.
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Berlin Mills Company.
pruce and Pine Lumber & Laths.

VNHE Berlin Mills Company has facilities for man
Il ufacturing all kinds Of Dimension Spruce and
Pine for frames, either large small: with special
train running over the Grand Trunk Railroad leav-
ing the mills at Berlin, N. H. at night and arriving
every morning to our wharf in Portland, where
ships OF the largest size can load. ~
We can furnish orders Of any description with dis
patch. Orders solicited. Address, Berlin Mills
Company, Portland, Maine.
Nav a. eOdtf
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITR
81 DR., w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
Frin % siffs'i'<'DAA S@A~
Nenrly Opposite she United States Hefe


Nearly Opposite shs United States Hsfs
ne weord ssSp sSd Hiyst bst b
permanently located in thi city. During the three
years we have been in this city, have cured some
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and curing
patents in short time that the question Is olteD
We viii say that an that do not stay cared, We
doctor the second time without charge. ,.7e
De. D. has been practical Electrcian for twenty
one ysa5s Il porsc tY ted e chrone sasss
tue form Of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia IN
the head or as
Involved acute chronic Rheumatism scrofula, hip
diseases, white swelpgs spinal diseases, eoryature
al the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy OF paralysis, St. Vitas Dance. Deafness stam
fnerfne or hestancy 81 speech, dyspepsia, indiges-
sTsry eass that can be presented asthma bronch
It's STRUCTURES Of the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints. sur "a
ra BY ELECTRICITY
ID The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and thelazy
leap with JOY and move with the agility and elastic
iy Of youth the heated BRAN = eoo,ea Inc ,sost
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness to
strength the blind made 10 see the deaIt hear and
the palsed form 70 move upright; the blemishes OF
youth are oblterated; the AcClDEEfs o. mature lie
prevented the caamities oil old age obyiated and an
aetive cfTcuieti0K maintained 80 -
igp99o nrni LA DIES J
who have Gaia bapas and ieet; weak stomachs, lam
and weak backs nervous and sick headache; dgzxl-
ness and swlm.nig in the head with indigestion and
constipation ofthe bowels; pain In the side and back;
leucorrha Tor whites; falling OF the womb Win in-
rain OF Diseases will fnd IN Electrclty sure means
Of cure For painful menstrnat0n, too r.0iuse
menstruation, and all Of those long Inc Of troubles
With Young ladies, Electricity Is certain specific
and win, in short tae, restore the sahefer TO the
vigor of health. sflA-ts 30 lin ,.-.l
$3.50. TEETHg TEETH TEETH
DIR. ID. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc.
TRICKY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayeO
teeth or stUmps they wish to have removed io- rcset
ting he would give polite invitation 70 can.
Saperior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES tor sa
or family use, with thorough instriictions. ~
DR.. ID. can accommodate few patients with oearo
end treatment at his house. -.
Once hours from o'clock A. NJ. to ~ d. from
10 p. NJ, and TO in the evening l N,
Consultation tree. .s ..I. dirg go. hoVlo
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Patents for Seventeen Years
OBTAINED DY '-s
BROWN s. BEADLE, sa
la Solicitors OF Ais,
american and Foreign Patents.

Mr. Brown having had considerable experience as
assistant Eaamiacr in the Patent Office, is well ac-
quainted with the routine of business and the off,
cials therein Messrs B. s B. will make prelimina-
ry examinations in the Patent Office. with view to
ascertain the Patentability of any Invention that
may be submitted 10 them for that purpose; will
prepare the necessary papers for those who wish to
make applications for Patents Tor their Inventions,
caien.io,s reissues of Patents already grant,
ed; will act as Attorneys in presenting applications
at the Pat mt Office, and in managing them to final
issue; will draw up Assignments; will examine into
the condition OF rejected applications when desired
to do so, and undertake the prosecution Of such as
may be considered patentabe, and do whatever else
usually done by Parent Solicitors They will also
sell PATENT RIGHTS on commission, icing in 4di-
rect communication ,oih The leading Manufacturers
all oser Che country. They thus enabled to offer
superior inducements to inventors 10 employ them,
beg in condition both to obtain Patents and to sell
he niCafs. ..f t tt u
Circulars and pamphlets furnished on application,
rec OF charge. 7p,- fil -4st.i4ii aitt il'l't
Office, 20 Federal BLOCK,
Corner and Seventh Streets, Fm
lfs 'ia WASHINGTON, D c..
P. Box 2i9.
g. e. BROWN, of Me. H. W. BEADLE, ofMass.
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LECTURES.

A NEW course Of Lectures, as delivered at the,
"A New York Museum of Anatomy, will be sent
to parties unable to attend them; they are of vital
Liyer and what to live tor? Youth, Maturity and
Old Age, Manhood generally reviewed or the treat
ment and cure of indigestion, Flatuency and Ner-
vous seases, Marriage Philosoplically considered
ETC. These important Lectures will be forwarded
on receipt OF four stamps by addressing Secretary,
61S Broadway, New York
May 81. T,T&S3ms ilff isiH1 fil sii7. O. u
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. WASHINGTON, July 81.
The total receipts from internal revenue for
July is $25,734,756.