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The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01
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2 Ion the twelve railroads in New Jersey
seye aty-nilel persons were killed during the
year 1865. During the yea 1865 ninety per-
soas were killed. These twelve roads are less
than seven hundred miles long; and as there
are ffsy-one taousand miles of steam railway
in the United States, if the casualties on the
New Jersey roads can be taken as an average
TO- tne wnoie country, the annual mortality on
tae RAILROADS OF the United States would
amount to five Thousand six hundred; at the
ra e OF over eleven persons for every hundred
ri;es OF rs;iroad. .....
lie Republicans of Tennessee have COM
p'eted Slei- nominations Tor Congress, as fol-
lows Isl dstricg, r. r. Butler; ID. Eorace
May naT5; Sc, William B. Stokes; 18th, James
Muli1s; 55d, ,'ohn Trimoie: 9Th, :. II. ArneE;
.. ,, saac r. Hawkins; Sta, David A. Vann.
maynard, Sso-es, Arnell anG Hawkins are re-
nominated.
An ipa tial SUI age Convertio :, called.
ihN epe"dently ouo endorsed by the Republican
state Ceatcai Coz ,issee meats "a -ron+o,
New jersey, J@'.- %. This eonven.io, hos for
lis o5jec. ne vocx OF putting New Jersey ,.n-
Oh re sod OF -2oarta2 suffrage IN the
Suo-sesa 'oSSiuie -. lie EerC..iican na-.v
IS now 10 Is raited GA the principle: i on,v
remains 20 Ali5e o; the r2eaas anG node ,o5
ttilaS viii De doae PROBABLY WITH little offer
ence Of opinion at the o"9posad convention.
Ii is plea5ant 60 near the Mooi re Advertiser
say: ''Eve-v solitary vote viii De necessary to
prevent Alabama from being AS comnletey
rad icalized as Congress or Massachusetts,
A nd also the Georgia Chronicle: "The White
are 7lreaGy divided in political SEN
timent, aad there IS danger tnat the Radicals
viii cary the Safe" -..s.r
Ii seems that Tladdeus Stevens is right
and che wa is not yet over. Quantrel and his
gang are still robbing and numbering on the
Texas border in tire name of the Co1federacy.
Quantrell IS gentleman of delicate tastes.
81 nate" says shis epitome of chival~y, ito kill
a man that is stubborn and shows light, or says
nothing, or tells me to kill hin and be done
will it, BCa : do ike TO ge5 afte- DUTCH
man and hcar him pray for God 70 spare iim.
| always caa,se them se5 o1 their knees, and
have chem look me in The face, and, while they
pray, blow their faces to pieces"
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01
A Good Lot for Sale

ON Pearl street, between Congress and Cumber-
~ land streets, size about 80 by 1e0ieet with cell
lar all stone. This is fine location for idence
Apply to st w. H. JERRIS.
June 4. 3wed 4 = a under Lancaster Hail
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

STRAP OLA young man called at Lor
ing's drug store, opposie the new Post Office,
yesterday, and called for three cents soorh Of
strap OF. The Doctor in tied him to the back
part of the store and produced large leather
strap, which he was about to administer in due
form, when the fellow. cried out that he mad
beer sold, and begged off The Doctor intends
- keep lull supply of the oil constantly ON
hand, and he kindly Offers to administer it
without extra charge. 2 r E;rsEF
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01
Long Sought FOr.I
.I.a15t Come at Last !
Mains Elder Berry Wine,

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
nIioeI aitc,e may be found for sale by all C.!y
Drngg's ,1,i anu hrst class Country Grocers.
among the best, if rot the best Remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, Manufactured from the puss
nce OF tiie oeIy, ana unadulterated by any impure
as a medicine. ~
=, - To the days Of the aged it addeth length,
10 the mighty it addeth strength"
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell p
MAINS ELDERBERRY WINE
nnY q 6 N de W.T. -
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

ENCOURAGE HOME INDUsTEy.-Messrs. r.
Nelson Brown & Co., AZ Their mandatory,
corner of Washington and Congress streets,
are getting OUT cora brooms of every descrip-
ton, from the smallest 81 e brush 20 the heavy
o.fi9e or etore boon. Thee brooms are all
made Of the best material, and n the moot
faithful manner, and cannos fail to give salts
faction to the purchaser. 1t is to be hoped oar
wholesale dealers vii, give these gentlemen
the encouragement tneir enterprise ano perse-
verance entitle them to.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

THE BEST ORGA,Ss.-Every person vino is
oonversant with the subject will readily admit
thai to Messrs. Mason & Hamlin belong almost
exclusively the credit Of making these extern
sive improvements in reed organs. The Caoi-
net Organ manufactured by this enterprising
firm is a magnificent instrument in every re-
speet, uniting richness and evenness of tone,
With smoothness and promptness of action in
manner hitherto unattained.-Eoston Zoe
nina Courier f...51 -- e
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

some FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP .NIGHrs.-Wes are
now prepared to supply Hospitals, Physicians, the
trade and the great public generally, with the stand
ard and Invaluable remedy, DopD's NERyINE, which
article surpasses all known preparations for the cure
Of all forms OF Nervousness Ii is RAPIDLY susercedng
every preparation of opium-the weil-knowi result OF
which Is to produce costiveness and other serious
dcules it allays irritation restlessness and
and induces regular action Of the bowel and seere,
tive organs. Nrs
No preparation for Nervous Diseases ever sold 81
readily, or met with such universal approval For
Sleeplessness, Loss of Energy, Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities, and all the fearful
mental and bodily symptoms that follow in the train
OF nervous diseases Dods Neryinc is the best reme-
dy known to science. Sold by all druggists. Price ST.
GEO. q. GOODWIN &CO.,
aug1fsn1yd&w Wholesale Agents. Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01
Moth and Freckles.
MARRIED..

In this city, May "a by Rev. A Dalton John Fos-
ter and Miss Elizabeth Neal both Of Portland.
In this city May 20, by Rev. A. Dalton, Jaeob5H.
Carey and Miss Catherine Twigg both Of Portland v
In q siield 18th pit. by Rev. p B. Wilcox, Silas
b. l.uwafuS anu M 3 n1offsSi1t fscrifSnor.-- Also,
! Of Otisfield. 81 - ASEth
In Otsfeld. May %, b. Rev. Mr. Wi cox GILBERT
F. Potter, of Portland, and Mrs Phebe p. Mayberfy
of Otisfeld. 'FNFH'
y 4. Lyermore Falls, May q, BRADBURY G. P. VIII
Jay. - -
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

NEW YORK CIRcUs.-This great concern,
which is permanently located in the city Of
New York, and has been one OF the popular
institutions OF that city, will perform in this
city on Thursday anG Friday next, the COM
pany being now on short tour to the North.
The New York papers, without distinction,
speak in the highest terms of the performances
of the troupe. Mr.. Lent, the Director, is the
oldest Circus Manager in America. He allows
no side-shows to accompany his circus, and
the bes. of order is maintained in the spacious
pavilion. As the company travel in the cas-.
there will be no public entry into the CITY.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

IHEA7RE.-The first performance of the
g-eat Comoinatiop Company will tak Ike place at
Deerins Hail OIL Monday evening. Slca Q
GALAXY OF talent as Messrs. Wallacll, Dayen-
port ant P,acide, and Miss Jordan and Mrs
Davenport, is not often witnessed iu this city.
Seats can be secured to-day at the Store Of
Messrs Rollins & Gilkey
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01
Notice Of Assignment.
Evergreen Cemetery.
Notice.
Bricks.

WY C. DwINAi has this Gay withdr iwn from
w. our firm by mutual consent.
~ ',fttN ID. w. TRUE IL co.
NAV q, 1867. MAY y. swd&w
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

A COMPLEX IoKEr.-k correspondent
sends us the following programme for new
administration on mixed principles. We re-
g-es to aosice .baS Mr.. yalian1ishan's name
has been left out. Our icien. says The SEIZED.
ule is sallen itom religious paper-The Chris.
lian Intelligence, he thinks:
Pres EFFEP con DAVIS
Z Wee observation-disclosures GREELEY.
Secretary of Stase-TheOdora Elton
Secretary of War-Susan 3. Anthony
Secretary of Navy-Admiral Semmes. d,
Secretary Of InteriOr-Fred. Douglass.
Secretary of Tceasury-S. Kohn3tamm.
Attorney General-Eiiaabeth G. Stanton.
Lieut.. Genesal-Wendell Philips.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01
Fishers Cough Drops.

ms certain and cffectual cure for Coughs and all
diseases o. tue throat and lungs has been generally
Known throughout New England for the last sixty
Years ana Is warranted to cure, the price will be
FoRp Grap mdfeRa re H. by GEORGE W. wALLISd-
MASON, SYMONDS a. 70 prn,.r;ators Kanna
bunk, Maine. F,O' -
-, Fo 5,r sale IN Portland by Edward Mason, W. F.
Hay. mar1Iam SN
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01
Clothing Cleansed and Repaired
international Telegranb Co.
s. AZ II.

,rA~t BARK ST. JAGO, 22l tons new meas
54ai%N ureme.t, now lying at Merchants
HSTE whaf 80
-Ss. For terms &c. apply TO
CHURCHILL, BROWNS & MANSON.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

REMovAL.-Col. Charles p Mattocks, of the
late 18th Milne Regiment, having established
himself in the profession OF law in this city,
has taken fine office in the new Canal Bank
building, No. Sc Middle street, where ne will
be happy TO draw writs or faithfully attend 70
any kind of business in The line of his profess
sion, which tine favor Of his many friends may
desire to confer upon him. ~
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01
3Odrd UnNl

40 600 BRICKS FOR SALE. Enquire
fO,O(SO OF SAWYER & NARNEN,
May>2s. div No. IS Commercial Street
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

DEATIi Al THE JAIL.-Henry Gtua--tt, ,onfn-
60 in Jail, 80 await tie U. s. District Copr. at
Bangor, his month, on g charge of Citing Gre
to thu bark T-iumph, in The port at a: sanzs s,
died a. shat Institution Friday afGarnoon. The
deceased had oeep suffering ever sinca Ia was
5conshed.: aus E11arrsdssy AMI, Triday appea~9sd
to be better, ano yesterday ate very hearty
dinner Two LOTS afterwards - was ec-l,se.
From post-mortem examination i apneRr-
ed tLat the main az e-y rom the heart was
b.okf a, (which so suffused lshe lungs with blood
that he died fsom si.ffo saticn. co-cns-iC ould
was called, and commence az inquest, Which
vas adjourned 10 his morning, There are ru-
mors thai che deceased suffered on srageous
treatment while being broughs home 8 prison.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

GEN. ORD's ORDER.-The following is the
section Of the order of Gen. Ord, which is OBJ
iected to by so many loyalists OF Mississippi.
The freedmen are not willing to be ordered, for
they consider an instruction equivalent to an
order to abstain from politics, while their
white neighbors can do as they please. The
section reeds as follows:
SEcTIoSs3. The most important duty de-
yolying upon freedmen in their new condition.
is that of providing by their own labor for the
support of themselves and families. They now
have common interest in the general pros
perity. This prosperity does not depend SO
much on how men vote, as upon how we'll each
member OF society labors and keeps his con-
tracts. Freedmen are therefore urged not to
neglect their business to engage in political
discussions, but to continue to comply with
their contracts and provide for themselves and
families; for. unless they do so a famine
may come and they will have no 1000.
When the time comes for them to nave tneir
names entered in the books OF voters, whlcn
will be b. fore nexS September, the General
commanding will send them word through
proDer United States or county ohcers, and
seni the hooks to places near by their homes,
On mat sve-y voter can have his name regis
tere5 md can afterward vote without going
rom his nome. Only those residing in towns
will be registered or vote there.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

SMAshUp.-Yesterday forenoon horse at
tached to . wagon ran away on Middle street,
and smashed the wagon near the LIST National
Bank building. The horse then continued on
the run, and was brought up by impaling HIM
self on the iron spokes of The railing az She
junction Of Free and Middle streets. The AM
NAL was severely injured. al
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01
In order to get the genuine, Guy d.. Chaus-
siers Empress for the hair of Crosman & Co.

REAL ESTATE OPEP ATIoNs.-Messrs Blake
Jones & Co., have purchased tae large granite
store, No. Gait Block, Commercial stree, FOR
which they paid 81 900. ,tl t3iiDCl
Messrs. Norton, Chapman & Co., have pnr-
chased No. in the same block, for which they
paid $4,000. This firm are the owners of No.
q, and 10th stores will be connected and Gevot-
ed to the four business, the same as tnat of
Messrs Blake, Jones & Co.
We learn thai other parties are nego. .a:;ng
for the purchase of the three remaining stores
in this block, FOR the fou1 and Grain business.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01
Portland and Vicinity.



AUCTION COLUMN.
LaI1-E. NJ. ratten & Co.
Boots, &c.-F. .. Bailey.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Furnishing Coods-Chas. Gusts & %.
Lime, &c.-J. 4. l.ovejoy.
Boots and Shoes-Elliot 81 McCallar.
Stable TO Let. .s.t.'s7's =.7
U0r I.ost-Fred A. Bibber.
Pasture to Let H. Goddard.
observation-disclosures, Read IL Small.
Lot for S'ale-W. II. Jerris.
Notice.. w. Perkins 81 Co.
Farm Tor Sale-W. II. Jerris.
Attorney-Char,es p. Ma tocks.
Good Glance for Bcsiness-W. Fl. ferris.
To Builders-Bapson g. Winslow.
Something New-Harris.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

THE STONE, RossToN & MURRAY C-acUs.-
The great reputation of this famed circus will
attract to their exhibition, audiences that will
test the capacity of the pavilion. The mana
gers are wen known throughout The country Tor
their superior abilities as performers AID their
large experience in smusementsQ renGer tham
eminently capable Of giving entertainments of
the highest order of merit. Many of their
equestrian and gynnastic scenes are of .naense
and thrilling interest, and entirely ne1 o TIE
public. The entire performances are orarac-
terized by features of decided excellence, ind
given by performers WHO have achieved fame
and fortune" in their several speeialities. Next
Tuesday, June 4th, IS the day appoint I'd for the
exhibition in Portland, commencing at and s
p M '..H 'H It"'
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DIED.

In this city, May 30 Edna Warren, youngest child
Of Dorviile and M. Ellen Libby, aged year 2mos. :
In this city, May 81. Mi Abby Ii. Butler.
In Gardiner May 25. Zilpha Stuart, aged "a years.
s26th, Mary AiQody, aged 72years. ~
In West Gardiner. May 81. Mrs. Sarah c., vito of
Edwin Fairbanks. aged % years .1JfuIg
In Litchfield. May ~, Mrs. Lucy, wife of ,Dea. s.
Baker, aged 76 years. f''43= $50 aif t......,.l a
In lWa!ioboro, April 16, Mrs. HANNAH, vito Of
Alpheus Wilders. aged 20 years. ,5'.a p :
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

Ed1 ii Ittu To Let.
THE spacious CHAMBERS in BarbOur's Block
L Mode Street Apply to David keazer, or %
may:lbl:,w - % Il. A. NORTON.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

The popularity of the Chlorate Tooth Wash
increases daily. Everybody is delighted with
it. The price, only fifty cents, brings it within
tire reach of all
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01
DISASTERS.

20 ...#
Brig Proieous, Mahcney OF and fromi Portland IN,
2 Havana, got ashore at Orange Cay May s. was got
OFF by wreckers and taken to Nassau, Mp. where She
repaired and proceeded again 18th, and arrived out
Capt Chandler, of brig Tangent from Jacksonville
ior W YORK, arrived at Charleston 2Ii inst with
phiae he reports that he sailed from ,Jacksonyilie
OK the 17thof Mavand at 6 PM crossed The bar on
the 21st, at IL NJ, lat by observation "a O2-at PM
PM, made a light bearing \ by "; after watching it
for half an hour. uded that it was xed LIGHT
ana supposed it to be Ocracoke hauled the vessel to
ESE, and at 1.3O M struck heavily four times
tried the pumps and worked them Is minutes with
out sucking, whea they sounded and fonnd six
ieet water nthe hold headed the vessel for the shore
when she commenced careening over and soon after
capsized. The officers and took to the boats.
saving nothing but what they stood in, and at day,
ngni We're picked up by the raie and brought into
Charleston. Capt Chandler attributes the loss OF his
vessel to an error i'm the compass and Hatteras Light
giving false appearance. 4 :
Sch Union, rom Jacksonville for Baltimora betora
reported abandoned was fallen in with NAV 7tb in
lat 81 3d. Ion Ga 50, with only foremost standing lad
been stripped. - -'e' - 1870
sa DOMESTIC PORTS.
u san FERANCISCo-sid eth, ship Flying Eagle,
G.. GALyyEsToN-cld e2d brig r j Merriman, Mer
NEW O2LEANS-Ar 2Ith, baroues Transit. Ke,-
iar, rom New York via Nassau, Mp; Kate Stamler,
brig Eta M Tucker Tucker, Cardenas. ; !,
Cd - "a ~ snip wallace, Carney. for Liverpool
Cd Cld sith, sshs FANNY Elder, Shea, New York; L
CTocAelt, crockett. Boston. ,sr -
lowed to sea 18th, Anna NJ Goodwin ....., "a
Look, Portland ssFe y
Cha RLESTQN-Ar 99th sch Nellie Iarbox, Pen
dleton, Matanzis. NJ -I7lE
Also ar 29th, brig Abner Taylor, Lowell, Boston.
Shaw, Boston,
BlLTIMORE-Cld goth, barque Elverton, Ben.
son, Matanzas; sehs Glengary Scott and Tennessee,
creed, Boston; Montana, Bearse, do Crcassian
Sylvester, do. .-
CID 2sh, scIs Circassian, Sylvester, Beltast; Ten
nessee, Creed, Boston. N ~
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01
-, -, =, BKOWN'S
b h ONCHIALo T.R o c HI e q

HAVING A DIRECT INFLUENCE TO THE PARTS,
GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con-
sumptive nd Throat Diseases, K
TRoOHEs ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD sUOOKss
Singers and Public SpeakezsN tA&
vii find Troches useful in clearing the voice when
aa Senbefore Sinsingor Speaking, and relieving the
throa after an unusual exertion of the vocal organs
lhe lroehes are recommended and prescribed by
Physicians, and have had testimonials from eminent
men throughout the country. Being an article
true merit, and having proved their efficacy by test
OF many years, each year finds them in lOcali-
ties IN various parts of the world and the Troches
ND universally pronounced better than other articles.
oBrAiF only "BROwN's BRONCHIAL TRooHEs"
ard do not take any the WORTHLESS INVITATIONS
thai RAY be offered. SOLD EVERYWHERE,
Dec dix WIN sN
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

IRON CAEs.-We noticed, yesterday, one Of
the iron freight cars of The New York Central
Railroad Company passing along the track on
Commerciaa Street. The car was loaded with
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

TAKEN IN AND DONE FORA young nan
from the rural district was shaken down to the
tune of sixty dollars, by fair but frail female,
on Thursday. He may recover his money, as
the police are on the track =
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01
RatchelOr's Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye isthe best in the world.
The only fIWe, and perfect Dye-Harmess, Reliable.
Instantaneous No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects of bod Dyes. Invgorates the hair, leaving
it soft and beautiful. The genuine is signsd VII
liam Il. Bachelor. All others are mere limitations,
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers.. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
kF- beware of q S,ou mn crfeii, I.tt.tl u,
= November TO- 1865 dlysn fa&A'A " sf' d.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

oES. BA1ER's Book has fallen under some
suSp'cion He publishes what pu-oorts to be
an e'''rSc' ron Booths Diary, but The extract
uoes nor correspond to the Published docu
nen'' In the second Place, tee Judiciary
committee of the House of Representatives
have been examining Col. Long, one Of tbe
Presidents private secretaries: and tho III
bune's Washington correspondent saws tba
Colonel testified That Mrs. Cobb Gin Obtain
ing the pardons she was interested in ,v,s mn,
known to the President whom she did no.
meet, but gained her ends through third
parnes Col. Long says furthermore. that M
violent scenes occurred between the Presi-
t'h' ana Gen Baker. A question of veracity
a1,, .:S oeeween Gen. Baker and Col. Long
I',u !. IS ialr to say that even less is known Of
n;or,; t1'eac'eE than of Bakers AS to the
DIARY 1t sconcevable that the difficultv % n'
producing from memory PASSAGE Of ti';a =; 49,; y,
ou'ly guarded book would sufficiently exo ,L
such discrepancies as may exist captain
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

r "a small Cuban Greyhound. Had on a co..
49, lar with the ON neT's name. he iinnler
HM will be paid for his trouble by retu ming
him to FRED. A. BIBBER
rs Danfor.h st. or 81 Free ST., Portland.
June 1. diff Tlr''
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

W -, a soldier who had lost the use OF his limbs
l1 Tne umatlsm has been completely cured and en-
aeieu 70 aDandon his crutches by one bottle of MET
C 1fE HREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. It is truly
ic "ohuer OF The age. Apl 10sn15wA
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

CARRIAGES A AUoTroN.--At II o'clock To-
day, in Marke5 Square, from of .he old City
Hall, 4. o. Bailey will sell at auction ten inc
new carriages of modern style and o., he best
manufacture. Also aorses, seoond-lanG car
riages &C.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

United States Circuit Court.
FRIDAE.-In the case of United States VS.. jesse L.
Floyd, convicted of subornation OF perjury, a new
trial was granted
Joseph W. Symonds, Esq, Of Portland, adj
mitted to practice in the y. S. Cou; is.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

Mains'1Pure Islderbel.ry and Cur
rent Wines. -tst ifa5
So highly recommended by Physicians, may be
fouad at wholesale at the drug storesof WV Whip
pie & Co., H. Ii. Hay, w. r. Phillips & Co., E. L..
StanwOOd and j. W. Perkins 81 Co. janl2sNliy
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

swiETENtA as a dentifrice carries OF The
palm. For daily use our readers will lind it
invaluable. Besides this, it is pleasant IN me.
highest degree,-N 7. Mettodist ~ ssSi
Crosman s. Co. have secured IN agency Cor
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

l. DYsPEPsIA.-We know Of no remedy equal
to Goes Dyspepsia cure for this trouble. II
enables the patient to take any wholesome
food, stops distress asfer eating as you take it,
and is perfect regulator Of the stomach.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

B He Informed Sheriff Parker few days ago,
when u was taocght he you'd Gle, 5has ne bad
Q rnothe- end sister wing, out he refused e
tell whe-e, as, ne said, he I'D cot want then, to
know that 1e died u 'ail.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01

/ SIS. MAcBLF, ESQ, Register of BSnkruptey
for the third district. was qualified yesterday
before Judge Fox. ...i, .,..,., ~, 49, En-
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01
EASTERN EXPRESS 90.
N O II &c Il =.

THE Government have decided that they will paw
4 the express charges both ways upon $40 Bonds
sent to- Washington for exchange. The Eastern IA
under their contract with ths Government without
charge TO the owners, and the Department will return
them carriage paid. 100 49," ''.'' lebiSdtf
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
why Suffer from sores ?

When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT,
you can be easily cured. 1T has relieved thor SANDS
d. om BarRs, Sc0lds, Chapped Hands Sprdins Gus
NC: "'s. and eUery Complaint ot the SKIN. Tryjr,
or cosss but % cents Be sure 20 ask for