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= - UTICA, N. Y, June g.
A large and destructive fire occurred early
inns morning at Whitesboro', about four miles
from this city. The White House, an adioin-
ing store, livery stable and store-house were
totally destroyed. The loss will hardly fall
short of $780, which is insured about two
thirds. The hotel destroyed was the property
OF Col. >. =. Gray. The store belonged to Gray
& Co., and the livery stable to N. B. smith.
The store-house was connected with the store
of Gray & Co. ~. u ~
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AUCTION SALES.
Portland Dry Dock Company.
Sale Of Shares for Non-Paymsut Of A.
sessmenIs.

| pursuance Of the Bylaws II ths Compapv
L and By order OF the Directors, the Assesa,penfs
que upon the shares below named not having been
paid, The Share will be sold at Public Auction ON
Merchants Exchange.
5 Fitch. N. D., 70 shares, $500 due.
Terms Cash. Z. III DAVIS, Secretary.
Portland, june 3, 1877 dti
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Rooms to LET


MYTH BOARD. Also few table boarders can
w be accommodated, at No 81 free Street.
june 8. d1w* A~t1 -~E 49,, .-. y
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINOINNAyI, June T.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat firmer; sales
No. Winter red at 2 40. Corn dull and unsettled;
No. in elevator at 10 q Tic. Oats heavy and declin-
SPOT. whiskey dull at SOC in bond. Provisions
Pork dull; city offered % Is; Bulk Meats firm at 7sc
LOT shoulders, and 0c for sdes Lard dull at 12ic for
and i24c for shoulders Sides clear ribs and clear
sdes Butter dull at 15 q lie; Cheese dull and un
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-, CHICAGO, ILL.,, June I.
Flour active and firmer, with an advance o Is q
25c; Spring extras at 90 q II 80. Wheat opened at
at a decline of a SC, but rallied and closed nominal
sales No. at 10 a Is. Corn active at decline OF
9 4c but closed dull sales No. at Sslc; No. at
So q SAC Oats in good demand at decline Of 12c;
sales at "a q 5Stc for No. 2, closing at 55ac Rye
TO- closing ae the outside price. Barley quiet and
steady at 9oc for No. 2. Proyisions-Mess Pork at
p 90 "a 20 Is; Lard at III a. 1l3c Cattle declined25
Live Hogs moderately active at an advance of 25c;
sales at 74 good TO extra choice. Sheep active
at rs "a %. -.- RI ...s..a yai5.,s..y sin
ReceiptsA,soo bbls. -four, 16 900 bush. wheat, 1872,
900 BUSH corn, $4,000 BUSH oats, 500 hogs Ship
ments-l 800 bbls flour, 5000 BUSH wheat 800 bush.
corn. -'.f -
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COm merciai.-.Per Gable.
FRANKFORT, June G-Evening
United States bonds closed at 7Sa. ....l.,.., =

FRANKFoRT June 6-Evening
United States bonds closed at 7S3. ~, = Z
LONDON, june Moon.
The weekly returns of the Bank OF England, pub
ished this morning show that its bullion has increas-
ed 9637 900. The sterling money market is quiet
and steady. Erie shares 40t; Illinois Central shares
Is; United States 5-2Ds %. ..s.., -, =
LIVERPOOL, june Moon.
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales of cotton
tor the past week to have been $1,000 bales of which
$4,000 bales were for exporters and SPECTATORS. The
stock In port is s53 900 bales Of which bales
are American The receipts recently have been
usually heavy, those for this week alone reaching
nearly 140, 900 bales The market to-day opens quiet
with an estimated days sale of 5000 bales Middng
uplands steady at 1Isd; Middling Orleans 11kd
LONDON, June 7-2 p. NJ.
94s. - 1 - - -
LIVERPOOL, June 7-2 P. M
Cotton easier. Provisions aud Produce without
change In the Breadstufs market Corn declined Sd.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June z.
Arizona advices of May 18th represent the
mining interests improving and the agricnltu-
raj prospects encouraging
Gen. Gregg is pushing the war against the
Indians with vigOr. Large immigratons are
expected from Kansas, Colorado and New
Mexico. The Indians continue their depreda-
tons. Preparations were being made for an
expedition from Camps Lincoln and Mcdowell
for the purpose of destroying the crops of the
Apaches.
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Sale of forfeited Goods.

'I'HE following described me rchandise having been
4 seized Tor violation of the Revenue Laws OF
INC ne United States and the Appraisers having srti-
Nh, h1er oath th't the expense of Keeping the same
" Ia, De very large and dispropOItioI It's value,
w. DC sold at public auction, at Custom House
Nj, TO Wit: ~ ~ -'' @''' az - @fVSA ~
,rb Une schooner called the SKATE BROWN of
tha net lac ne, app rel turnitue under
49, 10 , ., sec 10, ofthe Act entitled "An Act
es." approved July Is ifec7 anu ioi "'Aef lufpos-
Portland, June s, ls67. '''' S St
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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 of vital
Importance to all; the subjects consisting of How to
Live? and what to live for? Youth, Maturity and
Old Age, Manhood generally reviewed OF the treat
ment and cure Of indigestion, Flatulency and Ner-
etc. These important Lectures win he forwardt d
on receipt Of four stamps by addressing Secretary
New York Museum of Anatomy and Science H.,
61S Broadway New York. 'i''ii'
Nav 81, T,T&S3m*
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n II e ARK ETs.
Financial.

NEW YORK, June 7-GPM
The demand for money has been active particu-
larly from Stock Brokers' and the rate was Iuily 7
per cent. call. Gold firm and closed at 1885, the
steamer for Europe tomorrow having about mil
ZION and a half engaged. Foreign Exchange quiet
and firm at 110A. Government securities closed firm
Stocks frmer and closed nearly up to the highest
prices of the day everything Mining shares very
heavy, and there was general and marked decline.
The business at the Sub-rreasury to-day fol-
lows: Receipts, TO; payments, $354 $40; bal
anee, S135 43. The receipts incu lie for customs
$360,000; gold notes S176,0O0.
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81. LOUIS, June T.
Accounts from several interior counties no.
tice an unusually violent hail storm last Sun
day and Monday nights, which caused great
damages to fruit and grain crops In some
places hail stones fell as large as hens eggs
and remained for several hours.
An Omaha dispatch says the report of an In
dian fight near the North Platte, day or tive
since is a hoax.
The Senatorial party returned to Omaha
yesterday, and grand banquet was given to
them last night. While the party was at the
western end of the railroad track, ten mail
coaches returned there, fearing to proceed on
account of the Indians. .5-
Gems. Scully and Baker and Col. Colburu
arrived about the first of June, en- route fol
Yellow Stone.
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For Sale.
A GROCERY and Provision Stock, with soou
N trade now established. Enquire at ths on'ee'
May 20. diff
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FOR Sale
A THOROUGH Bred Jersey Bull, p years old,
JOHN L. CURTIS,
Nav 20. d3ws Gorham, Me,
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ms .. New YORK, June z.
q The second match for $1,000, mile heats to
wagon, between Dexter and Lady Thorn, was
trotted to-day on the Fashion course Dexter
was the favorite at 800 to 800 He won the
race in three straight heats, the two last being
splendidly, and the second the fastest ever
made to wagon. Time: 232, 224, 228 The
fastest time to wagon previously made was by
Flora Temple and George Wilkes in 225.
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BOSTON, June Z.
Many OF our leading citizens have invited
Gen. John G. Foster of the United States Ar
my to accept of public dinner. The General
accepted the invitation, and the dinner will
take place on Wednesday next
II. Bishop Buckley, of Buckley's Minstrel
Troupe, died in Quincy yesterday.
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QUEBEC, June z.
A large number of vessels are reported close
at hand. About 80 pilots were placed on board
ships yesterday between Farther Point and
Quebec.
The Norwegian barque Alder struck yester-
day on White Island shoal opposite Caomb.
The ship was total wreck, but the crew and
passengers were saved. a.--
A large number of emigrants are going TO
the States from this place. They are mostly
NOrwegians.
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Caution. -i'"i On FL
HAVING left my bed and board without cause.
IL forbid all persons harboring trusting Sarah
Sayles on my account, as shall pay bills of her
contracting after this date,
ROBERT j. SAYLES.
Portland, June l, 1857, jusd1w
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Bankrupt Notice.

DISTRICT CLERKS OFFICE,
L.. -. ! Portland, May "a, 1867. !
DERSONS intending to avail themselves OF the
L provision of the Bankrupt Act, lawyers and
all others concerned erby notined that the
desgned expects to be able to supply at reasonable
all hose requiring them, with Blank Petitions
on or before June Isl proximO,
- In order to insure uniformity in the papers, 1t is
expected that parties wishing for blanks will o.tain
them at this office.
All fees must be paid in advance, rs no accounts
will be kept with any on, whether Register, Assig
nee, Commissioner Attorney or Party.
Ali letters to which answer is expected must
enclose sufficient stamps to pay the return postage
or they will not be answered
q WIN. p. PREBLF, Clerk,
U. s. ID. y. Maine.
The following papers will insert the above for three
weeks and send their bill to the District Clerk as
above: Bangor Wing and Courier, Augusta Journal,
BiddefJrd Union, Belfast Progressive Age, llsworth
American, Rockland Democrat. Mac las Republican
Eastport Sentinel, Lewiston journal.
May q. 3wd.
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NOTICE.

THE Mckay Sewing Machine. the only
L machine existence by which a sewed boot or
shoe can be made. Adapted to all kinds. styles and
sizes of boots and shoes. 200 pairs be made with
ease by one man, with machine, in ten hours.
These shoes ake precedence OF all others in the
kst and are made substantially the cost of peg
chimes, with competent men to set them in opera
uon furnished at days notice. For particulars
OF license apply to GJRDUN MCKAY, Agent, Bath
street, Boston, Mass. Apl 16 dom
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From REexiso-Mu x imiIian's Fate yet I'm
decided. ~ H.. I'D.

NEW IOhh, % uHc 4.
Dates from San Luis Potos Mexico, May
II, states that Maximilian's fate still hangs in
the balance, Juarez and his ministers have held
a conference on the subject of his disposal, but
the conclusion they arrived at is yet unknown.
In the meantime the Imperial prisoner is look
ing. well and would probably be taken to San
Luis soon. 1t is thought that Juarez would
carry him to the capitol. The capture of Mi
ramon with the rest is confirmed Mendez,
however, was nowhere to be found. Escobed0
had issued an order that every Imperial officer
who does not surrender within "a hours shall
be shot, and another congratulating the trooDs
Oh their victory. The total number of troops
captured at Queretaro was $500, including
eight division generals
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Lath Savers Wanted.

,FINWOor three men wanted that thoroughly
i understand the, business of saving LathS, to
whom good wages win be paid anu constant employ
ment for the season. None bat first rate workmen
need apply to Drlin Mills Company, Berlin Mills
Wharf. ,ttf'si ffffn Tf13i FH-Tlf
May %. dtf CHARLES HAMILTON. Agent.
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% 'FRONT.' once,
NEcoND Story to let, No IL Exchange street. APP
~ to -a JOHN NEAL, [
ENa Or j. f CLAFLIN,
an24 diff No L naarI,r or,rnaita
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House and sign Painting.

DIAM and Decorative Paper Hanging. WILL
i LIAM oHEAL, formerly OF New York, will be
happy TO attend to any. orders from friends the
public. House % Wilmot st. may24d1ms
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GEN. Butler ON Division Of Land amsng
~ TO -N+4' Laborers,

NJ ARLINGTON, june 6.
The following is an extract from a letter
written by Gen. Butler and read at the Repub-
lican mass meeting here to-night:-"Is is not
self-evident political truth that where the
land Is owned in large tracts by the employer,
to be titled by the employed, there can be no
Just or true field for the exercise of republican
citizenship. 1t is one of the pressing exigen-
eies Of the country as the very base of recon
struction that some plan must be devised by
which the lands of the South may be divided
among those who shall occupy and till them. =
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New Orleans Markets.

.s.t .r- NEW ORLEANS, June I.
,.Cotton-lull and lower; sales 100 bales; Low Mid
ding at 24 q DC; receipts OF the week 355S bales
against ,O03 bales last week; exports 1881 bales;
stock in port 90.1i7 bales. Sugar and M0lassesno
quotations Sterling Exchange l47 @ l5l. New
York sight Exchange ic premium zs4iirt I'D yf.5l
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,.lJyJ PRTEBsBURG, Va, June 6. y
A convention of all the important lines of
railroad in Virginia and North Carolina, COM
prising fifteen delegates, met here to-day and
We're engaged in discussing the schedule by
which the time between New York and New
Orleans may be shortened. The session will
probably continue two days longer.
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For Lease
THE valuable lot OF land corner o. s''a ano";re
= Ai"" ' O. G, MITCHELL * SON,
VI o DC ,sss-dtf us Fore Street,
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ALBANY, June 7.
A telegram from Fort Edward, Washington
Co., brings information of an extensive break
IN the canal at Mayskill. Eight or ten thous,
and yards OF filling are required, and three
days will be occupied in repairing the damage
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NAfinD

Notice.
nv C. DWINAi has this do " Withdrawn from
W. our firm BY mutual consent. -
n, 100, ID. W. TRUE g. co. 4
MAY q, ioo'. May 2s. 3wd&w
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Wanfefl.

@EEgFsg Wanted. 1'tF514AEz-
NOAT and PANT MAKERS to work il, the shop,
~ at No. 1862 Fore street. 20 80 -'' IT,
May "a. d3w* ALFRED HASKELL
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$4,000.

WANTED, by the S. bscriber. an active partner
wv with above amount, 10 join him in Whole
sale manufacturing business which will ensure
$4,000 per year to each. liberal salary will be
allowed for personal attention thereto. Profits very
large and sales rtaih-which will be fully proven
on interview. References given and required. Ad-
dress a.Ya IL. r, Portland p. D.
June 4-10ts
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Marble Works.

rx,HE Subscriber has opened marble shop
on the Corner OF Congress anu Washington ST.,
Portland where he will be prepared to execute |
orders for MoNUMENTs, GRAVE STONES, CUUN-
TER Tors, SC. Al orders will be promptly attend
Ell to- He SO. icits share OF the patronage Of the
citizens Of Portland.
maySdeod1m* u. M. MELChGN.
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THE Board of Guardians of Soldiers and Sea-
L mems Orphans will be in session at Augusta, on
the 18th Of June and for the week following and il
is desirable that atemcnts and applications per-
tanning the same should be presented or before
that the. ,-l.,It- 4. 90
Augusta June 8, 1867 jed je12
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Havama Market.
New York stock Market.

.s-l -.. HAVANA, June 1.
Freights have an upward tendency. charter has
just been closed to load Sugar at ontports for north
of Cape Hatteras at So.
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PianO for Sale,

NNE of Edwards first class Pianos for sale; y
Ohrst class In every respect, octaves, pofFa"'e"
20 Also a email Soda Fountain ,.,.,
Enouire ut ,,roton douse, Center st, Portland.
Nav 25-dtf M
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y. VCHCN CCHIdH ICdIUs 10.
has been stated recently, in the New York pa
Canada before long. Time only will prove whether
there is truth in the rumor not. Time has proved
societies and classes have been making most erfen-
sire raids EARNED with those most effective of weap-
ons, greenbacks on the clothing of California ChedD
John, and the said Fenans and said peope belonging
to all societies and classes cordially invited 70
continue said raids, where they will get the best vatue
for their money. Z - FsFFE
Cal ifornia Cheap John dealer In Ready Made
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. 1856 Consr
street. Remember the sign. June O. 4w
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Road vour own Destiny.

Read your own DesIihy'
cyENn tor INV large illustrated circular accompa-
,oI ny a,roso gical chart and tull direc ms
r nsa enclosing cents or two red stamps to pre-
pay poslasc:; Boston, Mass.
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NEW ORLEANS, June 6. 4
A special order has been issued by General
Sheridan appointing Benjamin +. Flanders
Governor OF Louisiana in place of Mr.. Durant.
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Horses, sarriases, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. M, ON new
II market lot, Market street, L shall sell Hoses
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl2g. f. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer
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Pure spices---Warranted.
n LII in want of Pure Spices at wholesale or rot;,
"A will find them Exchange st. ''<A'i
may24eOd& w4w j. A. HENDERSON,
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Flour Barrels Wanted.
II, LET.
To
To Let.

fTHE room over Vickery s. Hawlev's Dry Goods
i store. No. 81 Free street, now occupied by Her.
man Kaler & Co. for O Wholesale Millinery and
Straw Goods business. K
This room will be vacated some time in June.
For particulars enquire OF IL. S. Kaler s. co. or
VICKEkY & HAWLEY. June 3.dtf
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Proposals for R0tiOns
, And Ship Chandlery.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMoU


Portland, June Z, 1856. J
SEALED Proposals will be received at this office
~ until the 2lst day of June inst for the supply of
rations to the petty officers and seamen OF The u s.
Revenue Steamer g Manoning," or any other Reve-
nue. Cutter cutters that may be stationed at this
port for the term of one year fro the lst day oil ou
ly next.
Inc railons or the Revenue service is the same as
that allowed In the naval service emitting the liquor
and consists of the following articl s, w.: "eei,
Pork FLOUR Rice, Raisns, Dried Fruit, Pickles or
Cranberries, Biscuit, Sugar, Tea, Cocoa, Butter,
Cheese, MOlasses, Vinegar ~.
The ratons to be good and wholesome qualify,
to be approved by the Captain and the different ar
ticles comprising the raons TO be deyered on board
the vessel in good and sutcent casks and vessels, TO
be prov ded by the contractor, and the contents
thereof to be distinctly marked on each. 1t Is be
understood that the contractor will be bound to urn
ish, upon reasonable notice, as oiten as may be
qured by the Captain of the vessel, with the appro-
baton the Collector (not exceeding upon aver
age day in each week. such fresh meat and IRISH
vegetables may be equivalent 10 the corresponding
parts OF the rations alo we'd in the naval service
Table OF rations may be seen at this office
Sealed proposals will also be- received this Office
until the Dist ins for Ship Chandlery of
the above named vessel vessels for said term or
one year. -
List OF articles TO be bid for and other 81 eelhea-
tons necessary TO full de- standing Of the propo
sails advertised tor, may be seen at this enee'
June 7 atd Collector.
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G. WINSHIP & co.
Are prepared to do all kinds OF
Slate or Tin Roofs.
At short notice in the best manner. All orders
promptly atten1 led TO. .|
E9 Orders can be left at No. 1, corner of Green
and Congress streets, or No. Plum street.
Nav Is eOd3ms
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CtECOND- HAND Granite Caps, Sills Band, Door
- and Windows suitable for ore front; Iron
Door Iron Wash Boiler; lot Board Furrmg and
Cellar Rock for sale low.
- = ID. I. DELAND.
June 6-dtf No. rs Green Street.
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WANTED.
Wanted.


A GENTS to canvass for The %.
n 0uAGIC CLEANSING CREAM !.
Apply 10 N. NJ. PERKINS CO.,
june7dtf No Free ST., Portland, Me.
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A RCHITECTURE L. ENGdNEsEsRINEs.
IA Messrs. ANDERSON. BONNELI \ CO., have
made arrangements with Mr.. STEAD, an Architect
established reputation and will in future carry on
Architecture with their business as Engineers. Par
ties intending to build are invited 10 call at their
Office, No. 3O6 Congress street, and examine eleva-
tons and plans OF churches, banks stores, blocks OF
buildings $O. 81 II
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Annual Meeting.

PORTLAND, June Sd, 1867.
1NHE stockholders of the Cas- CO Iron COMPANY are
hereby notified that their annual meeting for the
choice of officers, III be held the Counting Room
OF !. M. Churchill on Wednesday, June 19th, 1867,
at three o'clock p M. Jag ~ II = ''79-'
!. Per Order of Directors
june6dtd GEO. 4. b. JACKSON. Clerk
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MEDICAL ELECTRxCTY
DR.. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electricianl


l74 MIDDLE SfREET,
Nearly Oppssite the Unise.s States Hets
w HERE he would respectfully announce to
w citizens OF Portland and vicinity that he 4
permanently located in this city. During the three
years we have been In this city, we have cured
OF the worst of disease Ia persons who have
tried other forms OF treatment in vain and curing
patients in SO short time that the question is otter
asked dc they stay cured? To answer this question
we will say that all that do not stay cured we
doctor the second time without charge.
Or. ID. has been practical Electrician Ior twenty
one years, and is also regular graduated physical
Electricity is perfectly adapted 10 chronic dsessesip
the form Of nervous OF sick he aache neurai.Ia No
the head, neck, or extremities CONSUMPTION whep
In the acute stages where the lungs are net uIv
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrofua hip
diseases, white swellings spinal Diseases curvature
OF the spipe contracted muscles, distorted limbs.
palsy paralysis, st. Vitas' Dance. deafness STAN.
ton, constipation and liver complaint pilesve cure
every that car be presented; asthma, bronchi-
tbs, structures OF the chess, and ali forms OF female
complaints. .r.. .f nj.
BY Electricity
The Rheumatc, the goaty, the lame and the law
ity Of youth; the heated brain cooled; the rost-
bitten limbs restored, the unconth deiorInites re-
strength; the blind made see, the deaf to rear and
the palsied form 70 move upright: the blemshes Of
youth are obliterated; the ACCIDENTS OF mature HE
prevented; the calames OF old ace obyiated and an
active circulation maintained
"A DIES
Who have cold hanGs anu ieet; weak stomaeh., lam
anti weak backs; nervous and sick headache, diaxi-
ness and swimming in the head, with indgesi and
constipation of the bowels pain in the side and back;
leucorrhoea, Tor whites falling of the womb with in
ternal cancers tuInors, polypus, and all that long
train OF diseases will md In Electricity sure means
of cure. For painful menstruation, too 5tuse
menstruaton, and all OF those long lre troubles
with young ladies, Electricity is certain specific
and will in short time restore the sufferer to the
vigor OF health
TEETH! TEETH TEETH!
DR.. ID. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEC-
rRICITY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth or stUmps they wish to have removed reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES FOR 81
Tor family use, with thorough instrilt tons.
DR.. d can accommodate . .ew patients with hoard
end treatment at his house.
Ofnce hours from o'clock A. NJ. to IL M from
to p. NJ, and to in the evening.
Consultation tree. novitf
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Eias. Figs.


AAAA LBS. Extra Figs. 500 lbs. at retail
fOOO for % cents p + pound.
j. A. HENDERSON,
q EYp CIV
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Willoughby Lake House.

HEG This house is situated in Westmore. YER
Isk4Sts mont, tour miles from Connecticut 81 Pas
fEnfin sumpsic r. r. Station at West Burke and
EIAtwenty miles from Grand Trunk Railway
r. station at Island Pond. Is at the head OF
Wlliougbby Lake, and at the foot OF mountains that
command view ofnOrthern Vermont and the White
Mountains. ~ "
It's one of the most pleasant and healthy places
In New ENGLAND thereby making it very desirable
resort for all who wish for quiet and pleasant home
Inc subscriber pledges himself to do an i'm his
power Tor the comfort and enjoyment of his guests
,ru,. ALONZO BEMIS, Proprietor.
Wfloughby Lake, June LIST, 1867. je6d3m