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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

Archbishop Spaulding will admin
lister the rite of confirmation in Wash
ington on the eth, and soon after
leave for Rome to consult with the
pope and cardinals ON the spiritual
estate or Catholic, u Anirrica
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

UPON hotel sign, in Richmond,
the following words appear in paint
ed, solemn earnest:
Presidents Policy.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13
RAREER NC.

THE undersigned respectfully ni"rmS The pub
tic that lie has taken the room below Brown &
Nnnuun's OH stand, where he will be pleased 10
ser them. His ruzois ale keen, and everything
pertaining to wei regulated BARRIERS SA-
,UON kept in urdtt.
SHAVING,
EAlgDRESSING,
EAIRDYEING
sHAMP0oIEG, &C.
,ri,l he hnne In NE he Il manner.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

We viii saw MS good LUMBER as the best, and
sci as CHEAP rs the cheapest.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

Orders solicitd for shipment, and for the Rail
roads.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13
BrideWelPs Saw Mills,

HtyING PIT SAW MILL. on Lands bord
I L ing on the
New Orleans and Jackson Railroad,
six miles south Of H,zlehur,t we are prepared 10
furnish
II u TI'l3 y372
Of uay size from ten 10 forty feet hong.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

will be dome in .he best manner
Apri l1.f ca rs. MONT iOMRRY.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13
NOTICE.

MI lCG.
4 IL. persons indebted TO the late Vim. c. Jones
N ste hereby notified to come forward and make
immediate settlement or suit will be insti-
tuted against them.
An authwized agent will be found at tie Old
stand ready 10 show your accounts aud receive the
money n Won are put to Court. blame yourself.
TAEril 6. 81 -. 7. n. JONES. Assigned
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13
SPRING AND SUMMER
MILLINERY,

MRS. YANCEY has formed partnership With
the most fashionable
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

T. ;. VIII other papers call the
attention Of the people - til, sub
c. Hope they wiz =
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13
Job Printing,

NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED
AT THIS OFFICE
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
blindness,
Deafness, i'':l i
AND Eia ~.
Catsan.rIn (!

DURING DIR. CARPENTERS late vs;,
~ to Portland which closed Feb. lst So ,,reat
number OF persons deferred consulting him until The
latter part of his stay, that many were unable 10 ,
so, his time being fully occupied. To accommodate
those and others desirous OF consulting him he
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-09


This is the Oldest and most notable Insti-
tuition OF this kind in the United States. 1t
is established in a country almost exclusively
agricultural, and where we might most rea-
sonably look for its practical results. 1t has
been in operation ten years, and nearly
100000 have been expended upon it.
In the Rural Nep Yorker of March I'd.
we notice the communication of cores
pondent who reviews an article from pre-
vious writer, that had committed, as he saws,
important errors in relation to it. We COPY
the essential facts affirmed by the reviewer:
The College has failed entirely to meet the
expectations OF the farmers and mechanics
of the State, fol whose especial benefit it was
founded This is evident from the fact that
numerous petitions, largely signed by this
class OF our population, are being sent TO the
Legislature, praying that no more appropria-
tions to be made in aid of said institution.
Alter trial OF ten years, and an expendi-
ture OF nearly 100000, we are compelled to
admit that it is failure, so lar as any prac-
teal good or valuable experiments are con-
cerned The farm was to he an experiment
al farm vet no valuable experiments have
eyer beep tried upon il. Only eighteen STU
dents haye ever been graduated at the Col
leoa and but few of these have ever become
farmers. "..u
Iftbis be so, the fact would seem discourar-
na. The whole thing yet is experimental;
time alone will demonstrate its success or
failure. We trust the managers of our Indus.
trial College at Orono will profit by the errors
elsewhere and make it fulfil the correct ex.
pectation OF the agriculturists of Maine.
By the way, we are very sorry to hear, a.
we learn by the newspapers, that Prof. Phine
has Barnes, who has been elected Presiden
of the College, has expressed disinclinatior
to accept the appointment. The Kennebec
Journal, however, speaks ofcertain condition;
whereby he may withdraw his objection. II
would be a misfortune to the College ii II
should fail of securing his services; ana We
hope he may be induced TO accept the posi-
tion assigned him by the Board.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-09
The National Banks.

y Jt does not require extraordinary powers Of
memory to recall instances of failure on the
part of State banks to meet they obligations.
IL is not very long since. Western bills were
generally regarded with suspicion, and Wes.-
ern modes OF banking received the epithet
wildcat" which has clung to such danger
GUS methods ever SINCE II anybody supposed
the National banking act was an invention to
make raseality and dishonesty impossible, 1t
may as well be confessed at once that the sup
position was mistake. So long as the affairs
OF banks are administered by men there viii
be opportunities for the exercise OF dishonest
talents, and these opportunities will OCCASION
ally be embraced. The recent disclosures of
raseality in-the management of a few nation
al banks, ought not to throw discredit on the
system. The system only processes to secure
the public against the results of such frauds,
and that security it affords. 1t processes also
to furnish sound basis for the business Of
the country, and this latter profession it is
worth while briefly to examine.
The report Of the Comptroller of the Cur
rency furnishes the following statement of the
condition of the National banks on the morn
ing OF Monday, Oct. l, 1885,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-09
Returned to Portland March LIST,
Eye, Ear, Throat
C.4T.4RRH.

As usual And he would advise those intending 10
avail themselves of his services to call early
venient. N.Y.
Dr. e. can refer to many patients in Portland and
vicinity. who have been cured benefited under his
treatment, whodo not wish their names made public
but are willing to converse with those interested
REORGANIZATION at Office FREE. but letters must
contain one dollar TO ensure an answer Y
once hours, Sunday excepted, to l2 TO 8, and 81
to u O'Clock. .caJ 4iar-' q BE- al' feb23,lIm* 2
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-09

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, tSunday eNeepted,l at NO. Prihteis
Exchange. Commercial Street. Portnnd,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-09

THE MAINE STATE PRESS is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at sZ'oca yeai'
invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTIsfNG.-Une lhcn Vi sP'0o,i"
length oil column, constitutes square. -. -.
St.50 per square daily first week 90 40 cents per
week after: three Insertions or less, S1O0; coDtinu
ing every other day after first week, so cents.
Halt square three insertions OF less 20 cents; one
week 81 90; 80 cents per week alter
TJnder head OF "AMUsEMENTs,'' S2.00per square
neT week: three insertions or less, $3.50.
SPECIAL NorIcEs,Sl25 per square lOr the first in
serton and % cents per square for each subseouent
insertion.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted in the "MArNE STATE
the Statelfor S1OO per square for FIRST inserfions
and 30 cents per square for each subsequent inser
ton.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-09
Certificate of Capt. shu,e Of Por,I,r a.

CeFt1hcate OF Cnpi. Shnie OF Porilat d.
PORTLAND, Jan. 3, 1867
suffered from deafness eight years Was under
treatment at the Ear lnfirmaries of Boston, New
York and Philadelphia, without receiving benefit;
but Knowing of eases worse than mine, that Dr. Car
penter cured, was induced TO apply to him. On ex-
animation the DIR. was not he could cure me-
but would do the best he could. course of his
treatment has restored ME to my natural hearing
Any person desiring to sec can do so ON board OF
bark Isaac Carver" Union Wharf Portland
.-t.4T.f -s,r &. ...i1 AIONZO l.. SHJrTE I
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-09
Testimony of Hon. z. Collin-, Union, NE.

DIR. Carpenter, Dear Sir,-Learning you are in
Portland, write for the purpose of informing you
that the hearing of my son, Leroy a. Collins, re-
mains perfectly good. You will remember that in
March 1865, you relieved him of deafness of fifteen
years standing, which had increased to that extent
that he obliged to leave his studies and went to
trade. He is now at the Theological Seminary
Bangor, where he has resumed his studies, which,
without your assistance, he never could have done
May live long, prosper in your profession and es-
pecially cause the deaf to hear, is the desire of W
Yours, very gratefully, z. COLLINS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-09
CERTIFICATES.

Testimonial of A. X. Greemough, Esq.
i was afflicted with Catarrh so badly that had a
continual pain in my head, eyes very weak was fast
loosing my memory, head was 50 confused that was
totally unt for business and general health fast fail
ing. applied to DIR. Carpenter in 1865 and his rem
edles cured me. remain a well man.
ist Lob A. *. GREENOUGH
Proprietor of National House. BaDpor Me
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-09

n. A. FOSTER, PROPRIETOR.
TERMS Eight Dollars year in advance
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-09

Saturday Morning, March 8, 1867.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-09

Certificate of MIR. a. d. BImnt, Portland.
This may certify that Dr. Carpenter, now at the
United States Hotel, has cured me of deafness and
discharges of the head of II years standing. 1 had
been doctored by many eminent physicians without
relief Amy person interested can see me at Messrs
Blunt & Foss,' Middle Street. nt'
80 ..il.-ii A. G.. BLUNT.
Portland, Me-, JAM II, 1867. .ftGlf
Hundreds of Certificates received in this State can
pe seen at the DIS Of1ce. mT6
The New York herald., 1867-03-29
PROPOSALS FOR 4 LOAN OF ,ssooo,ooo.

ac 70 create loan for the redemption OF the overdne
Whereas ihs bonds Of the Common and certain
tncaies Of indebtedness amounting TO 81 ooO been
R the sam. should be p.
.ns sncs s y s .na Hou. Of m
personalities OF the Of in Gem
o. Same, That Gossrnor Auditor General and State
borrow on the faith OF the 10 such amounts
and with such notice tno; less than forty days.: they
.yhree mcns o. dollars and issue ccsscaies Of loan
s;:ss:
shall not be subject 10 taxation whatever for State
es s. & ss. and :. ia. s p payable
time after I've yss and witn tan years sgh. millions q
teen years and ten millions OF doara =. any time after az
s. ana sns Z:
q sns g IN on a e:
Commopwe.h a. the Farmers and Mechanics' National
iosn ineiad,ns Dssm,an &C. rsesysd on The same shan
s 70 se " s ns bonds and OF
SEC TSs BIDS ;or The SAID loan shan opened the
Srsr and swssdsd 70 iss hsSsss rosdsd That no
certificate 70 be issued shall be negotiated
SIC r.. bonds ssssa.s ss.aea.e. indebted.
uassr such rssutions he S.sernsr Aador
o he sa om y S
b. s s y e: 8 o r ss on
SEC That all trustnss admnis.rators guar
ins Sdus.sy spsey bonds or ssrssss Gates q iaSsSssS
meas of tho STATE moneys hereby authorized bid
dor the bonds Ssridcaas loan held BY
ofmAkng such bid and TO receive the bonds authorized 70
svc o any person or persons standing in the ducary
capscy stated In the fourth section OF this act who
desire 10 invest money In he hands for the benehs OF tho
bonds authorized 10 be issued by this ac at rate Of
musn not exceeding twenty per eentnm
bond. @ sSa s. PsS os IN sSs order
iSss N loan. q hi. comno.~..lA y.. as.
After The interest due February nsL ono eight
s Ss, y n sS have " S.rs
sistsnt herewith, are hereby repealed r.r.
Speaker Of the Houss OF Representative
ss sss.s 'y Of sns " Es eight
In accordance With The provisions Of the shove act OF
r civ % ss e. a Af ss s
until O'Clock Of the lac day Of April D. s99 70 oe
endorsed Proposals for Pennsylvania state
Bids viii be received for ssooooo relmburssbls hye
Yen years and payable 10 nissn yssrs and siooooO
burahe tn fftsen years and payable N twenty-five years
num- n S !. ee ~ he Re
most advantageous 70 the State viii be accsptcd No bid
for less than will be considered The bonds viii be
the osners BE- free from State, local and municipal
taxes
The over due bonds OF the onweath Of Pennylvs
ders state whether they intend 70 in cash or in tho
NJ disincsion win b. made between bidders paying in
JOHN ". GEARY,
Joss Si;fiR'if r. aaRfsaET4a e RifasEylSasl.-
Agdisor General
W = sists Treasurer.
B-No Newspaper publishing the above unless ausho-
The New York herald., 1867-03-29
ITO FAMILIES VISITING THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
CAsHnERRs AND LACEs.
CoMPA0NTE DEs INDIES.
. RUE RIcHELrEu.


wsssru VERDE pELrsLE the proprissors respectfully
6esrN 10 inform the lsdiss who visit the French
capital that hsy win and q their ssa6n.hmsat We aEs
IN TiiE WORLD q gricss thss yin sustain svsy a.A
scy ~ sss n ever, LACE DisfRrcr 81 TRCS AND
DRtGiUM, and In ~ Of the SHAWL pIsIRIC18 or
6Hs ihsTBAD OF MERCHANTS. ~ well as y produos
dsps szc!nsysy their eva Bnssh is currently spoken
S-fks proprisscr pay no csnnissss. y -, sAvsss
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

j ocEEfiE ccEEiEsazfsp Esazzffsp suRros. INDIA, PALE AND
-sI0CK ALEa ----
Xxx and other frssh, psrkns Aiss esnsisnty hand
'sI'oISc srs~sry -, isc 70 10 sixth street. nav r~E
These Ales can BE- seen ~ Brewery or a
MssEs Irssdwsn Lee. ncC.rsHey,s y Pine and Broadway.
Hsssrs gunham Mallses's Assor plaes and BrcAdwsy
~. John Q. rcrsss ~ HIeh street. Brcoklyn.
NJ ncs:srSP. SP,;sh ~ y, y5S,s sy:Sss srccalZ
Hsas; fi s.:S IS ~ r :::s ::: HMs::sss
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

NOR SALE CHEAP-A CARRIAGE, BUT LITTLE
used; Brew.ters make; suitable for city Or eountry
One double Harness Also Road Wagon, l lbs gooS
To be until sold. corner Forty-fourth stree
aud Fifth
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

con TO SSooe.A sPLEEDID CHANCE FOR LAMP
ent Kerosene Lamp Exngusher emily needs TO 70
cell STATE county and town rghs for sale Address Lamp
Ertineuisher apply at Crooks Hotel Chatham street.
whers sAmpls Of goods may b. seen.
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

N.B-No Newspaper publishing tho above unless ausho
rJxed. will receive pay.
The New York herald., 1867-03-29
sPORTIN0


IL KINDS or DOGS AND BIRDS FOR SALE AT
"A b DOvEY,S, go Canal street, near Church street.
Medicines for all diseassA Prepared Food for mocking
i
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

II ELY Icons MIysTRELs TO BROADWAY.
IN NORMA The brilliant success OF the NORMA.
NORMA buriesque il attested by crowded, NORMA.
fashionable and enthusiastic
Il audience. Mrs. Rosa Norma and
the Druids provoke Of
laughter. Uncle Simper.son and N
NORMA. Mr.. Edwin Kelly'a charming bal NORMA.
NORMA. lads. The Diamond Ring. NORMA.
Seventy fifth night OF the unequaed Black Crook burlcsque
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-17
a PERPETUAL MOTION cEocK.

A correspondent writing to the Scieu.
tific American from New Zealand, descris
hes Perpetual Motion Clock" as fol.
lows 1.-THE workmanship and the secret
Of the invention both belong to Mr..
Beverly, matchmaker, long resident in
Dunedin. who has bofore invented some
excellent apparatus of a similar character.
The clock has nothing recondite about it's
appearance extreme simplicity, indeed,
is its characteristic. An oblong case, the
upper half Of which is glazed and the
lower boxed in, stands on erd, and sup.
ports the works within it /; and there is no
apparent opening. A dial Of the ordina-
ry kind, singularly looking. but net
novel, "torsion" pendulum, three little
weights, balancing one another on what
seems an endless chain passing over two
wheels. and a single upright attached BY
way of support and passing down fnto'
the boxed part Of the case below, these
are all the parts visible. The inventor
does not make mystery Of the principle: !:
he has had clock openly going in his
house for the last fifteen months witAout
being touched, and there seems no reason
why it should not continue to 20 as long
as the material will wear. The principle
is SO simple as to carry conviction of its
truth at once. The alterations in temper
ature OF the atmosphere are applied to
create motion, and the motion 80 created
is applied to work always in the Same d.
rectiohs winding up the weight. whose
gravitation Keeps the clock going. Tho
principle is simple, but the application Of
il is the difficulty. Mr.. Beverly has 1
right to claim theTwhole merit Of apply.
ing a novel force, even though IL should
turn out. which does slnos appear likely.
that the idea Of utilizing the natural 81.
ternation Of temperature, 10 expanding
and contracting fluids, had occurred to-
some one before. ! have not yet met auy
person, with pretensions to scientific 90.
quirements, who questions the proyricty
Of calling Mr.. Beverly's invention one Of
perpetual motion. This alone is worth O.
long Journey 70 gee Z"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-17
IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION
Good Nss0s for the People!
NO. | RINGER,
only $500.

The Revenue Tax upon Clothes Wiring
ers having heen removed by the last Con-
gress and it having been proved by the
great success of company in another
branch of trade, that the intelligent peo-
pie of America are both able and aoilli"g
to attend to their own business, we have
decided to give them an opportunity for
procuring Clothes WriDgers at the lowest
"holesale cash prices, thus saving the
large commission formerly paid to Agents
for taking the Machines from the shop to
the people. The retail price of Wrirgers
through Arents has been 81 so for 10
itch machines. and the wholesale cash
price to agents. S. %. The Rev. c.uuc Tax
paid by the manufacturer Amounted to 25
cts. on each machine, but as that is now
removed We offer the people the full; pcue.
fit of its removal, together with the
amount formerly paid to Middle Men,"
amounting in all to 50 so on each ma.
chine which you can save by ordering
your ow... Wringers.
! send your orders direct to rs by mail
for one or more machines, with the amount
in National Bank Bills, Post Office Orders
or DIafts on Boston or New York, as mos'
convenient, and we will forward .he Ma
chimes by the cheapest and most direct
way The expense of freight will bt
much less if you club together, as Doe
en- or more Machines will 60 about as
cheap as one As an extra inducemeni
We will send the Wringer Free to any mar
or woman who sends us a club order fol
two Dozen or more Machines, and TO any
one getting up club for one Dozen, We
will send as a premium, two Willow
Clothes Baskets worth So so. Circulars
giving full description Of our Wringel
with abundant testimony showing that il
is the best Machine in the market, sen
on application.
We are confident the public will appre
ciate this opportunity of saving one.thirc
the expense Of Wringers, and we expGc
those who notice this advertisement viii
call the attention of their friends anC
neigh bors to the subject, until it becomes
generally known. If our Wringers al
now made with the late improvements
are not known in your neighborhood, yet
had better send for one as sample be
fore getting up Club, that all may se'
what they are ordering. For circulars
or further information. ....
! Address, COLBY BROS B. CO..
2Otf Waterbury, VT
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-17

~ Attorneys.
iii AP EE, attorney and licersed Claim and
-. l1Snr uce agent, johnson Vt. Having had
stxa 81 D. rence in collecting Military claims for
to1nfy Ia I'd, arrears, money bounty and pen
siau6{1 prepared to prosecute all such claims
" '14eedf termination, for q reasonable CON-
= s6fior. S3mS
IN u.SA GYER, attorney at law and solicitor
IN, u crancery, Hyde Park, Vt.-Agent for
MI nfose, alton Of oil claims against the U. s..
e,yS fnrne, t. Office in Newsdeaer building. Il
Is nI9HAN & WATERMAN, attorneys at law
I aSd sol citors in Chancery. Hyde Park, Vt.
ef<}sular attention given to the collection OF
6Itfms Iainst the Government, Widows in
ma. and ther pensions, bounties, back pay,
4j.k kWALDC BRIGHAM, GEo. L. WATERMAN. As
4ENDEE l. LEWIS, attorneys and counsel
1ors at Ilw and solicitors in Chancery, Nor
~ <fl1e, Vt Office in Masonic building.
<*6pt. lie Is will give prompt attention to the
III 66cution of claims against the government.
III, would 80 say that he has received the ap-
Mi ,tment second register OF probate for the
III tict of ,moille.
IL WERS Z GLEED. attorneys at law and So
ucitors Il Chancery, Morrisville,Vt. (0Hice
frtr srly occ pied by Hon. T. Gleed.) H. II. POW
nRS. r. K. EED.
n 20. HF ATH, attorney and counsellor at
l(Is law, q I'd solicitor in Chancery also IL
sens a WAR ,Ilafm agent, Johnson, Vt Office,
4 anf rooms, second story, over e. b. Merriam s