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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-22

The County Association met at South Cor
ham on Wednesday afternoon, and also held q
meeting in the evening Mr. Starbird the
President, besides performing the duties of the
Chair-in which, however, he was assisted by
George w. Parker, Esq, of this city-led in
singing, the choir consisting of himself and
family; and they gave general satisfaction. In
the absence of the Secretary, Peter r. Hall
Esq was appointed temporary Secretary.
Addresses were made by Rev. Mr.. Keyes.
and Messrs. Holden, Beale, p. r. Hail. Wal
ton and f. N. Dow. of this city, Hon. Seth
Scammon of Scarborough, and Messrs. Par
ker, Leach and Windship, of Gorham. The
remarks were able and eloquent. They re-
ferred mainly to the progress of the cause,
continuing the absurd notion that as much Ii
quor is drank now as formerly, urging the in
dispensable necessity of the constant use of
moral suason in order to the vigorous execu-
ton of the law, and emphatically declaring
that whichever particular statute may fail of
accomplishing its designs, prohibition is not an
experiment, as is alleged by even some friends
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State Items,

AT East Machias, says the Union, alewive
| fish have been taken plentifully within two
weeks past. At Meddybemps, on the 10th
inst, the river was full of alewives. The chill
| dren could take them out iot the river with
their hands, so plenty were they and SO earnest
were they to reach the Lakes above.
~. E. Butler Esq, of the Bid6eford Union
and Journal, announces that he has associated
with himself as equal prOprietorso Of that paper
j.. +. Place, Esq, Of Saco recently editor of the
Rochester IN. H. Courier The editorial man
agement OF the Union will remain in the hand
Of Mr. Butler d. 5t5,i,',.. ,'''l f.t, i 81
The Brunswick Telegraph falls into very
| natural mistake in regard to the seizure of liq-
uOrs in the store of Mr.. James MEG ,inchy in
this city. By reference to the Press of Mon
day it will be seen that it was John, whom,
also the State constable visited, but no proved
to the Court he had sold out '''''. 81 ed
4 IA dark bay horse, buggy and silver-nount-
ed harness were stolen on Wednesday night
from tho stable OF o. v. Whitman in Turner.
The horse and buggy belonged to. Mr. C. B.
Bracket of Lewiston who was spending the
night at Mr.. Whitman's house, The harness
W@e buo property VI buo ItIler gentleman. "A
reward of $50 Is offered for the apprehension q
the thief and the recovery of the property.
The number Of convicts in the State prison
is larger than ever before The Argues spec.
ial correspondent says that on Monday there
were al that Mr.. Amos P. Wood, of Port
land, who has been appointed Deputy War
don, is giving good satisfaction; that Mrs.
Sweat the murderess, is conducting herse If
very web and repairing old clothes and that
the projected improvement and enlargement of
the building is now actively progressing. 5g
The Arson Advocate says DR.. Tefft is roll
ing up big SUBSCRIPTION in Scion, to the Som
erset railroad 'AiS 1~'tiD WOE
The contest between Hon. John Berry of
Gardiner and Hon. John u. Stevens, of Au-
gusta for the senatorial nomination in Ken
nebec county, is waxing warm. The Gardiner
delegation was elected "Wednesday night the
Berry party prevailing by majority of only
Il votes out of 1876. The convention meets
next "Wednesday. V 2EiTQEIF{
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NEW JERUSALEM CHURcn.-The services of this
Society will be held at the Park street Church to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock. Sermon ON En-
poyment the lite of the Soul. my Father wOrketh
hitherto, and work" ....... -....
SECOND PARISH CHURCH.-By the courtesy OF
the First Parish Church, Dr. Carruthers will preach
there tomorrow at P. M. ftfng ff
REGULAR Prayer Meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association this Saturday evening, at their
rooms Evans block, No 145 Middle street, IRON to
o'clock. Ladies' are invited to be present.
SECOND ADVENT HALL.-Elder Mills Grant will
preach at the Seventh Day Advent Hall, Congress
street, Green street, tomorrow, at 103 A. NJ,
and u O'Clock P. M. The public are invited.
SUMNER STREET CHURcH-There will be services
at the Sumner Street Church tomorrow Sunday at
100 A. M, and u o'clock p. NJ. Preaching by the
WEST CoNGREGATIONAL CHURcH.-Preaching ns
usual by the pastor, Rev. Geo. A. Tewksbury, ser
vices commencing at O'Clock p. M. -r. I'D.
FIRST PARISH CHURCH.-Rev. T. B. Kurdish, Of
will preach at the First Parish Church tomorrow
Vcsper services at II O'Clock.
CENTRAL CHURCH.-Rev. j. H. Allen, of Chelsea
Mass, will preach at this Church tomorrow. Tx
Church will be open this Saturday evening, at q
O'Clock, for the renting of pews and srtings.
SPIRITUAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. j. Madison Al
lyn of Quincy, Mass, Inspiration speaker, will lee
ture at Temperance Hall tomorrow Sunday at P
M. and u O'Clock P. NJ. Children's Lyccum at TO-
O'Clock A. NJ. All are invited.
FIRST UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH, Comgress Square
Services at 10t A. M. and u P. M. The Pastor vii
begin on Sunday evening series Of short d'scourse
the Religious suggestions of Nature Text of frs
sermon, "For the Lord God is SUM-"
STATE STREET CHURCH.-Rev. W. L. Gage will
| preach at State street Church tomorrow, mOrnn,
and evening. f - Nrf
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SANTA Annals SENTENCE.-The news OF
Santa Annals capture on the coast of Mexico,
of bis trial by court martial of Liberal offic-
ers and sentence to be hanged was received
in New York by the steamship Eagle from
Havana. The steamship Virginia, in which
Santa Anna left New York for Vera Cruz
about five weeks ago, arrived at Havana just
before the Eagle sailed. Official dispatches
received at Washington from the United
States consul at Vera Cruz and from Com.
mander Leroy of the Tullahoma lying off that
port, state that Santa Anna arrived at Vera
Cruz in the Virginia on the 18th instant, and
declared that he came there at the request OF
both Juarez and Macmillan and backed by
the United States Government, to take con.
troll of the Mexican Government. His story
was discredited and on the following day lthe
Virginia was conducted by the Tulahoma
twenty miles out to sea, and there set at lib
erty with instructions to Santa Anna not to
appear again in that vicinity. The Virginia
appears to have sailed straight across the Bay
of Campeachy to Sisal in Yucatan, where the
veteran filibuster fell into the hands of the
Philistines and was sentenced to be hung on
the Sth instant '-.'' d" '' ..
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The CABINET ORGAN-The most valuable
and distinctive characteristic of the Mason &
Hamlin instruments is undoubtedly their
quality of tone. There is liquid smoothness
and purity, a freedom from harshness and hard
ness of character, which lis very notable and
praiseworthy. Their instruments have near
approach to that round sorority which is
sought for in the diapasons of pipe organ.
The rapidity of their action, the quickness
with which the tone responds when a key is
touched, is also a notable excellence. Their
perfection in this respecte extends their capacity
to light, rapid music, as well as those more
slow and sOmber strains which have been
classed as organ music.-[N. Y. World
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system, and believe they are better adapted
for the diseases for which they are used than
any other known remedies. have known DIR.
Schenck for more than 80 years, and was
on himself, and many others in the surround
ing country after his own recovery. have
practiced medicine upward Of 80 years, and
have no desire for notoriety in my advanced
years, but DIR. Schenck, has permission to show
my letter and give my name to any who may
years, until few days since, and 1 could not
leave the city without doing what consider
ed only an act of justice to so good and benev
olent a man as DIR. Schenck, at the same time
hem OF what saw aud know of the efficacy of
hose great medicines G. z. r.
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The Union Republicans of Portland are re-
quested to meet in their several Wards on
Monday Evening. June "a,
at 1-2 o'clock for the purpose of electing five
delegates from each Ward to represent the city
in the State Convention, to be held at Angus
ia, on Thursday, June 9th. @ y
Ward will meet at the Ward room OF
Ward1. e-
Ward will meet at the school house on the
old hay scale lot, Congress street.
Ward 8 will meet at the school house on Con.
gress street at the head of Market street.
Ward will meet at Market Hail.,
Wards 5, 6 and will meet at their respee.
tive Ward rooms rs..sf.
The delegates elected at the, above meeting
will assemble at the Common Council room in
Market Hall, Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
for the purpose of electing three delegates al
large, to fill out the number to which this city
is entitled in the Convention.
BY order of the City Committee. je22-2t
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THE PRESIDENT is attended on his trip to
Boston, by the same members of the Cabinet
who accompanied him to North Carolina Mr.
Seward and Postmaster General Randall. Mr..
Seward is q gentleman of rural tastes and quiz
ct habits, well known in Central New York,
where he formerly lived. Mr.. Randal's great
est failing is a constitutional inability to say
NO." which has oceasioned great many
changes in the personnel of the postal service
throughout the country. We observe with
pleasure that Mr.. Seward has detailed the Of
fetal short hand reporter of the State Depart
ment to accompany him. The country will be
reassured by the knowledge that MIR. John
sons valuable teachings are not to be lost to
future generations but are to be preserved
among the archives of the Department of
State. s.a .fiDH .4fi tI.s. a ....
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PAREPA's CeNCERT.-Ths great rush to Sc
cure tickets at the grand Parepa Concert on
Tuosday evening next, shows the appreciation
Of the great lyric artistic and her assorrat-s ny
our citizens. There have been tickets enough
already sold to nearly fill the hall. Considera-
BILE difficulty was experienced on Friday morn
ing by persons of inferior muscle and ordinary
perseverance in obtaining tickets. Hundreds
have failed to get them, and in behalf of a
large number of our musical people and-a host
of Parepa's admirers we would ask if second
concert could not be given soon after the 25th
Let it be so, and all speculation in tickets will
not avail, and every one will have chance to
hear the best concert of the season. W {.
Music.
We earnestly second the motion Of our cor
respondent. Let us have another night by all
MEANS We. are requested by the agent to
state that the sale of tickets to-day win take
place at the Preble House, -.,a 5..a
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SOME FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP NIdHrs.-we are
now prepared to supply Hospitals, Physicians the
trade anu The great public generally, with the stand
ara and Invaluable remedy, DoDD's NERyINE which
OF all iormsot Nervousness. 1t rapidly supercenS
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dy known 10 SCIENCE Sold by all druggists Price 81.
,,,.,e GEO. c. GOODWIN u Co.
s"s'ieniyu~w n Wholesale Agents, Boston.
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RECONSTRUCTION. instructions to the
military commanders in the Southern 5 ates,
adopted by the Cabinet Thursday afternoon.
relate merely to the matter of registration
Secretary Stanton objected to the Attorney
General rather liberal Interpretation of the
dsqualifying clauses of the Military law, but
stood alone and was over-ruled. 1t is under
stood that Gen. Grant does not differ material
ly from the Secretary of War on this and kim
dred questions The rebel press throughout
the South is now strenuously urging general
enrolment of voters. Through the loop-holes
discovered by Mr.. Stanbery, it is hoped sec
tional majority may pass unquestioued, to vote
in each State against constitutional conven-
ton and elect men of their own stamp to all
the local offices. If the effort succeeds the
work of reconstruction will be delayed indeti-
nitely. .I..- 54..
The general question of the powers OF mill
tary commanders did not come up, and will be
postponed at least until after the Presidents
return from the North, Meanwhile General
Sickles, feeling aggrieved by Mr.. Stanbery's
criticism OF his official conduct, has asked to be
relieved from duty and demands court of in
quiry. This is the beginning of the mischief t.
be accomplished by the Attorney-Generals
elaborate peryersions OF the law.
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HE attenuion -us r-~-Aans residing in the
eastern part of the city is called to the adver-
tisement of Mr.. G. L. Pickett, who has opened
an Apothecaries store on the spot formerly oc-
cupied by Mr.. s. S. Foss. In addition to his
stock of medicines and fancy goods, he has an
elegant soda fountain with every variety of
favorings. "',l .in.h -lalf Ev1 i.su y
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BASE BALL.-We are informed that the
Lowell Club of Boston invited the Eon Club
OF Portland to try friendly match at Ports
mouth. But as the Eons could, not make it
convenient to go there, the Lowells have de-
clded TO come here, and friendly game 10 ex-
pected to come off Monday afternoon on the
grounds near the Arsenal. 1t will attract
thousands of spectators. .at.s s.s- .-
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NUIsANCEs WHICH MAY BE EASILY REMK-
DIED.-Men who drive the sprinkling carts in
this city seem to have no thought Of the street
crossings. They might, however, shut off the
water at the crossing and leave it dry, thereby
giving ladies and children chance to cross
the streets without going through the mud.
II men who have horses and carriages i'll our
streets, and those who come from the country
with two or four horse teams, would avoid halt
ing them directly ON the street crossings our
citizens would not be obliged to turn into the
mud to reach the pavement. ....'a..- ''
In some cities carriages are not allowed to
stand on the crossings. Our streets are at
present rather dirty, owing to the carting of
material from buildings, Sc, and simple hint
through your columns might prove for the
comfort of our citizens. tts.3.i-.,I4.4...
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bromide Of Potassium for Eydrophobia.

lho Indianapolis Journal contains an &C.
count oil Miss selvia Eller, of Beek's Station,
Hamilton county, Indiana, who was bitten bv
a rabid dog about two months APO The
wound was very slight one, and giving no
alarm, was, unfortunately, suffered to heal
without being subjected to treatment. She
was attacked by hydrophobia. Opiates proved
of little use. Finally the physician admins
tered bromide of potassium, increasing the
quantity to about two ounces per day. For
three days there was change perceptible;
the disease then abated its violence and the
patient has since recovered
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THEATRE.-Miss Kate Reynolds and the
Boston Theatre company drew another large
and fashionable audience last evening. The
"Sea of Ice" which was the play performed,
was well cast and admirably carried out. The
applause was frequent and well merited. -
This evening the beautiful Irish drama of
Colleen Bawn will be brought out, Miss Kate
appearing in her original character. of Ely
O'Conner, in which she will introduce some of
her charming songs. 1t is the last night but one
of her appearance. Monday evening she takes
q hanefit H'. ...Ha.f q
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INTERNATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERs-On
the LIST of July the steamer New Brunswick
will DO added to the line of steamers to East
port and st. John, thus giving three trips per
Week The steamers of this Company are the
finest afioat; built especially for the route, and
they are off cered by men who know their bus
ness, and know how to treat passengers cour-
teousy and kindly. The trips will be made on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. '.n
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PER1oprcALs-The Atlantic Monthly, o,

PERIoDICALs.-Tbe Atlantic Monthly, Our
Young Folks, and Harper's Monthly for July
have been received at the bookstores of Messrs.
Bailey & Noyes, and Hall L. Davis Exchange
street; Short & Loring corner of Free and Cen
tire streets; c. r. Chisholm & Brother, No. 3O7
Congress street, and at the Grand Trunk de-
pot Also at the fancy store of w. D. Robin
son, Exchange street, and at the periodical de-
pot of Messrs Fessenden Brothers, Lancaster
IJ,n ,
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WE advise all our readers to use the "Er-
genie Hair Restorer." 1t is warranted by the
proprietors to restore grey and faded hair to it's
natural color, protect its falling off, is perfect
dressing, and in a word is guaranteed in every
way to suit the purchaser. Mammoth bottles
only 70 GEMS; to be obtained of w. f. Phillips
ilt' .'.., ~ taIl i-.-zs may25. S1md&w
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JUDGE kINGsBURY PRESIDING. "'
FRIDAY.-Frederick Haskell AM Cyrus Albee
found gu lty Of an ARRAY in the streets, and
were fined IS each and COSTS Albee paid, but Has
kell was committed. u 1000
Peter Kane was fined $500 for drunkenness and
disturbance. George C. Miller TOR like offence, was
fined 1928.
Peter was also convicted of assault and battery on
officer Collins, and was ordered to pay $685.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dive is the best IN the world.
Inc only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable.
tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
enecis OF rad Dyes, Invigorates the hair, leaving
y SOFT ana beautiful. The genuine is sgnsd Va
nam q. BIehefor. All others are mere limitations
and should be avoided. Sold by ali druggists and
feriamers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
November 10, 1866. diysn
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Do JUSTICE TO NATURE. 1t is ingratitude
to nature not to preserve and keep in splendid
order good set, of teeth. Nothing can be
easier. All that is needed lis to brush them
briskly night and morning with purifying So
zodont. 1t will make the mouth perfumed
palace. o.. june %. 3teod1w
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New Gloucester.

The Republican voters of Now Gloucester are re
quested to meet in Caucus, at the Town House, OF
Saturday. the 22d inst, at o'clock P. NJ, to choos
delegates to the State Convention, to be held at Au
gusta the 27th inst. .-.sF 80 .. .'14-at
I june2Odtd .Go.I Per Order Town Committee.
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JAMES Brooks as we learn from the Ar
gus, has declined the invitation of the Demo-
cratic State Committee, to come and address
the Copperhead Convention in this city next
Tuesday. We rather regret TINS. MT: Drvv,,r
has many acquaintances here, who would have
been considerably amused to see him in a
Democratic convention. A collection of ex
tracts from Mr. Brooks's editorials in the Adj
vertiser thirty years ago, with the comments
of the Argus at that time, would be entertain
ing reading just now
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HENRY p. MERRILL, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
2 VG 20 lss CONGRESS STREET. s-golfg
Nav
May 4-sNdiI

Dutohcr's Lightnimx Fly Killer will esr-
tainly extermmate these pests il ts 10 psrsevcr-
ed in. Beware OF bogus Fly Paper. which some deal
ers Keep because they can get 1t tor nearly nothing
Don't be swindlsd. AK for DUTCHER'S. which 10
sold by all live Druggists. jsi7dAwln n
a. soldier who had lost the use OF his hmbs
from Rheumatism has been completely cured and en-
abed to abandon his erutchss by bottle Of MET
CALFk's GRRAT RHEUMATIC REMRDY. ID 10 Guly
the wonder OF the age. sas . a Apl losnlKvs
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OF temperance, but fixed principle eternal IA
the heavens; in other words, that whatever is
intrinsically wrong shonld never be regulated
or licensed but forever prohibited. On this
point there was no confusion, but clearness of
Statement and copiousness of illustration.
A beautiful address to the youth on the ne
cessity of total abstinence from all intoxicat-
ing liquors, in which the two-fold nature of
man-the angel and the beast-was strikingly
exhibited, was delivered by Rev. Mr.. Reyes.
twill never be forgotten. Seed was thus
sowed which will spring up and bear precious
fruit to the benefit of the nearer, and the solid
advancement of the cause.
The next meeting will be held at Saccarap-
pa on Wednesday, July II.
Mr.. Stevens, of Concord, has given notice
in the New Hampshire House of Representa-
tives, of a bill to establish a State police
! Eighteen petitions Tor this law have been re-
ceived since our last report.
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WeStbrOOk.

The Republican voters OF Westbrook are request
ed to meet at the Town House, on Saturday, June
%, 1857, at O'Clock nj, to nominate candidate ior
town clerk and also to choose delegates thu State
ia.t,.D, ..., Per order of Union Town Committee.
june is, 1867. je1Sdtd
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''~ SsOAeo n Husss INA SRhcoss
Their strict purity, delicious favors, unrivsled
streny n and GREAT ECONOMY, are attracting trade
from lovers Of CHOICE FLAvoRs which In without a
parallel. @
Their great successis simply kecdase org third al
nc quantity is more than eqsai to tie srdjwarv 6as
or.ng extracts and they are the rich avors Of
the fruits and spices. -
Ex-d0v: James Y. Smith, Of Providence, r. L.,
nayoring extracts sic has ever used"
~Ex-Gov. VIM. A. Buckingham, Of Connecticut
says For a long time We have used them, AID find
Dr. d. q. Holland Timothy Titco,nb), the well
Known s author Of Springfield, Mas, says: "Thcy
are the standard in all this vicinity"
Dealers treble their sales with them Sold WHOLE
sale and retail, Portland Me-, by Samuel Chad wick.
anu ny Groccrs and Druggists. apr27W &S3nsn
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Portland on the morning of Thursday, the 9Th
inst, at O'Clock to accommodate those wish
ing to attend the Union State Convention in
Augusta Delegates will return by the ex-
press train leaving Augusta at O'Clock. One
fare for the round trip.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GOrhann.

The Republicans OF Gorham, are requested to meet
at the Town House, on Saturday June 22d, at ;
O'Clock p M, to select delegates to attend tho State
Convention to be held at augusta June 9th.
go je21dtd Per Order of Town Committee