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The Portland daily press., 1867-09-14

~, Ban FRAxttsco, Sept. H.
Clubs favorable toAthe electionof Gen. Grant
to to the Presidency are being formed throughout
the State. -
Inc Democrats will have majority of at
least 70 on joint ballot in the next Legislature,
eugene Casserly and j. 2. Hey, both old free
SOL Democrats and opposed to secession, are
talked of for United States Senator Us now
known that the G German voters were organized
Throughout the State to oppose Sabbath iegis-
lation, and voted the Democratic ticket py
thousands fer that purpose Highly, Union, Is
certainly elected to Congress from the middle
district. The two Democratic Congressmen
elected to Congress are AxteIl, OF San Fran
cisco. who favored the war and supported Lin
coin, and johnson, a lawyer of Sierra Nevada
county. 3 fst5 .sft .EstJ 81 npsS ltaR H2s
The steamer Active has arrived from yicto-
ria, with nearly $67 900 in treasure. F717.
Legal tenders SO 1-2 a701-2 sffEf
n SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 13.
u Inc Democrats will have IS majority in the
will be- 2. sr'ais- III - o' i'"'"Io'ii'S
Legal tenders SO 20. pa dai 80 -''- oAlii.
Hl dc
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81. RICHMOND, Sept 49,
Gen Schofelds order for State election mas
been delayed in view of Washington tele-
gram relative to simultaneous elections on the
first Monday in November.
Half million dollars of revenue Were rais-
ed by the tax ON tobacco in this district for the
month of August.
E NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 49,
Two officers and twenty of the crew of the
United States iron-clad Winooska have died
Of yellow fever. There were 43 deaths IN this
city for the "a hours ending at o'clock this
morning. E
aa4 GALVESTON, Sept. 49,
The number of interments in this city on
wednesday was twenty. Mrs Potter, wife of
yen. Peter, Chief Quartermaster, died yester-
rress, has been down with the fever Gen.
Hrlfin was taken with fever last evening, but
Is doing well to-day. There were only eight
deaths to-day in the CITY. -
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Hndiau Affairs,

ST.. LOUIS, Sept 13.
Gen. Sherman has received a telegram from
the Commander OF Fort Laramie stating that
the hostile Indians refuse to meet the Commits
sioners, but will send runners to listen to any
proposition. If the Indians are satisfied that
the Commissioners acting in good faith
then the hostile chiefs will come in and hold q
council at the full moon in November. The
Commissioners will hold meeting to debate
what course to pursue.
An exploring party which has been at the
headwaters OF the Yellowstone, report that for
eight days they travelled through volcanic
country, which emitted blue flames and streams
of molten birthstone. The explorers gave the
country the sppellation ofeHeil 2e
The Peace Commissioners held a meeting at
Omaha on the 18th, and expect to start for the
North Platte on the 14th to meet Spotted Tail
and the principal members Of his band.
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Roston Hoo, nna shoe MARKET.

3 Is BOSTON, Sept. II.
Z The general features OF the Boot and Shoe market
of this city the as heretofore noticed for the
last few weeks; the demand continues fairly active,
and prices indicate a fair degree of frmness, more
especially for goods TO be made orders. For stock
on band prices continue to rule lower than is remu-
nerative to manufacturers who are obliged 10 pur-
chase at present market rates, and the complaint is
very general throughout the manufacturing towns Of
poor trade although the quantity of goods sold this
considered good. This condition of the Boot and
Shoe business is doubt attributable in part TO the
greatly increased production OF goods by the aid OF
have been 3d. 334 cases, being in excess of the same
week last year. II 300 cases, and, since JAN 92t
cases more this year than last--Shoe and Leather
RepOrteT. GgE EffEttfs s az Hbfs q ttsE
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T.s NEW YORK, Sept. 10.
at 20 % 253c. 5.r.H ..s saizri
Flour--steady; sales $500 bbls.; several thousand
bbls. extra State reported sold for forward de-
livery at 90; round hoop Ohio at 35 a II 25; Wes-
tern at 8 25 a. ~ 80. .fa-s lr fi19'f .7 -,
Wheat-tlull; sales $4,000 bush.; Chicago Spring
Nc. at %; Amber State 45 "a 30; White do. at
2 63; White California 2 90 (d0 2 Ga. ~ sllr
Corn-S a. 4c lower; sales $4,000 bush.; Mixed Wes-
tern Is "a a. earH .aa
Oats-without change; sales 25o,OOO bush.
Beef-steady.
Pork-frmer; new mess at "a 70; prime at 20 60
"a 81 90.
Lard-frmer at 13l "a 14sc in bbs.
Sugar-firm; sales Muscovado II "a 12c.
Gr0ceries--dul.
Naval Stores-Spirts Turpentine steady at 60sc
Rosn quiet. Ffai
Petroleum-steady.
Tallow-heavy; sales at 12t a 12Sc. ha.sot
Freights to Liverpool-decidedly frmer; Corn pei
steamer Cd.
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Girl Wanted
Wanted

Girl Wanted. UHF1f
A GOOD girl to do house work. wanted at No. Il
IA Myrtle Street. 3ept 10, div
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Cholera at Governors Island, N. Y.--.Ke-
gatia ON the Hudson.

..TTIFEI- ~ NEW YORK, Sept u.
1t is stated that the whole number of deaths
on Governors Island since the breaking out
of the cholera there is between 40 and 30 out
of 400 men. A large number of recruits that
had been sent to Davids Island and Govern
or's Island have been put under quarantine
regulations. The medical officers have the
disease under control now. eaRgs E4
The Hudson River Rowing Association yes
terday had four races, each of three miles The
single scull race was won by Thomas Fearon,
in n minutes 6 seconds. The double scull
race was won by I'll. S. Magram and S. j
Hull, in 28 minutes 2 seconds. The barge race
was won by the Atlantic club in % minutes,
36 seconds. The six Dared gig race was won
by the Atlantic club in % MINUTES z seconds
Gold badges and flags were the prizes, and
were presented to the winners by Mayor Hoff-
man.
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iune7dtf No Free st., Portland, Me.
WANTED AGENTS -$75 to 5000 per
w month, everywhere male and female, TO intro
IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This machine will stitch, hem, tell,
superior manner. Price only $1s Fully warranted
for five years. We will pay $1,000 for any machine
that VIII sew stronger, moro beautiful, more
elastic seam than ours. 1t makes the Elasiic Lock
Stitch Every second stitch be cut, and still the
cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing it. We
pay agents $40 to 5000 per month and expenses,
commission from which twice that amount can be
made. Address M N n
SECOMB & co, Cleveland, Ohio.
CAUTIoN-Do not be imposed upon by other par
ties pamng off wor HESS cast-iron machines, under
the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only genu
inc ana really practical cheap machine manufactured
September 2. d& WIN
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Dudleys fruit canning establishment OF
Keyport, N. j., was burned last night Loss
100000. Partially insured. 200 hands are
thus thrown out of employment.
@n BUFFALO, NJ Y, Sept. 49,
A. Holman's large drug store is now burn
ing. 1t caught fire from naptha, large guam
titles OF which are now on fire and prevents
all approach to the building. The adjoining
buildings will undoubtedly be burned.
CREsTLINE, OHIO, Sept. 13.
The Franklin House and 13 dwellings front
ing on the railroad, We're burned this morn
ing Loss heavy. sh6k B..h
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept 49,
The buildings 521 and 537 Clark street, were
burned this morning. Loss $25OOO D !. y
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fscnith of New YOrlk.--ShOcking Treat
nient of an ArMy Omcer.

- NEW YORK, Sept. 10.
The weekly report of inspection was sub
mitted to the Board of Health by Superintend-
ant Dalton yesterday. Forty-nine cases of
infectious and contagious diseases occurred
fatal. Four of the fatal eases were by Cholera.
An affidavit of General Butterfieid yester.
day, in support of an application for writ of
habeas corpus disclosed, the fact that one Cap
tain Brown of the army is in prison for an al
legged contempt OF court, and that his cell is
overrun with rats. Captain Brown was
severely wounded during the war. The writ
was Immediately issued.
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. Chicago mnrIIe,s.

Zr.ss - s.s CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. IL.
Flour-modcrately active; Spring extras s 90 q
9O0 Wheat quiet with decline of 3ci sales No
at S6 a SO, and No. at 70 "a 49, closing stead,
at Sc for No. 1. Corn firmer and more active, and
advanced 9 2tc; sa,es at OF a 02t for No. anf
96a "a 99c for No 2. Oats advanced &c, closing firm
at 6Oc Rye less active with decline of lc sales
109@ II for No. /, and Oh @ 10sf for No. D.
Barley steady at 10 al IL for No. 2. Mess Porl
steady at "a 80. Lard firm and quiet at 134c.
Receipts--10000 bbls. flour, 126, 900 bush. wheat
141 900 bush. corn, 116000 bush. oats, $3.50 hogs
Shpments-130 900 bbls our, Sc 900 bush. wheat, 65,
900 bush. corn 91 600 bush. oats. .l +acis
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Sale of forfeited Goods.

rTNHE following described Merchandise having pcen
4 seized for violation oil the Revenue Laws of the
United States and the U. $. Appraisers at this port
having certhed under oath that the expense of ITS
keeping will largely reduce the net proceeds of the
sale, the same will be sold at public auction, in ont
OF the Old City Hail. in this city. Friday the Goth
instant, at II O'Clock A nj, to witt
One sorreI Mare, One Black Horse, One
SOrrel Mare.
Under the provisions OF See 10, ofthe Act entitled
San Act further 10 prevent smuggling and for other
purposes" approved July IS, 1866. u =.
Z ISRAEL WASHBURN Jr Collector
Portland, Sept 12 1867. did
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NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue ola license
IN from the Probate Court of Cumberland County
shall sell, at public prvaJe sale may be deem
September next, at 10 o'clock A M. at the Office OF
VIM. II. Jerris, No. 2s2 Congress Street, Portland,
certain parcel of land in said Portland, stuated on
Eleanor M. Elder and Georgianna Elder minor heirs
OF John Elder, iate of fPortland, deceased. Further
Aug 2S, 1857. aug2s-dtd
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.

COLLECTORS SiffIcE,
DISTRICT OF Pol>TLAND u FALMOUTH
Portland, Sept. ~, IsT. ..
fIHiE following described merc,N Nandse having been
forfeited Tor violation the Re, enue Laws OF the
United States public notice of said aizntes having
been made they Will be sold at public au ton at the
once Of the United States Appraiser 1855 F ne street
on Saturday the 5th day OF October 1867. II O.
clock, M; barrels and box containing g, ' 'bs
nutmegs; barrel con aiming flax seed; two IN, : v
woolcn sheets, pair socks, pair mittens 4 barrel
moiasses, kcg m0asses, dozen bottles brandy
barrel molasses, barrel u barrel and ba rs sH,
gar bottles brandy case containing ~ BOTTLES OF
gan, case containing bottles spirits, demtiohns
spirits, box containing 900 cigars boxes contain
ing go cigars, bundles containing so cigars each,
1l packages sewing silk, ounces each; pocket
KNIVES halt barrels mOlasses, bottles brandy
case cigars, 10 pounds numegs, 2eoe cigars 2 boxes
guava Jelly. valise. l piece drab pOplin, piece
garnet poplin, piece black silk, pic Q watered
siik, pair ladies boots, pair ladies' corsets b. r
rel imolasses, wheelbarrow, bl nket gross brar
wood pipes packages kid gloves, containing sever
ally ol pair, 62 pair, 10 pair, and pair; bott es
spurious liquors, barrels sugar package containing
pair kid gloves. II yards SILK.
-. t ISREAL WASHBURN, JR.
0faWoW&bOCt Collector
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Public School Notice.

T,HE opening Of the Public Schools which are to
occupy the school house on Chestnut Street, and
the new school house on Congress Street, is post
poned on acc unit Of the delay in finishing and pre-
paring the school rooms Timely notice OF the COM
msncement OF these schools will be given in all the
will resume their sessions at the regular time, Mon
day, Sept. I'd. NATHAN WEBB,
Portland Aug 30 diff
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For Sale Chaan

A LARGE lot Of Slab Wood and Edgings on Burn
Adams Wharf Inquire of DAN'L MAYBURY,
No. 63 Commercial st ~ II ~ y y n = =
Also on corner Of North and Walnut Sts Inquire
of THOS. CONDON.
Also, best quality of Hard and Soft Wood for sale
at either of tha above places -
Also, Lumber OF all kinds; all OF which will be de-
livered free to any part of the city. IN,
DAN'L MAYBURY,
aug27d1m* THOS. CONDON.
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Proposals

ENGINEERS OFFICE,
MONTPELIER & ST. JoHNsBURY RALRoAD,f
st. Johnsbury VT, Sept. 4th, 1867.
$ edproposals will be received at this office up
to twelve O'Clock noon, of September twentieth Tor
the construction of the MONTPELIER AND ST.
JOHNSBURY RAILROAD, between st Johnsbury
and West DanviIle, vt. 5s5sr sE fesshsas 4
Plans and Specifications may be seen, and blank
Proposals obtained at this office.
The right is reserved OF rejecting all bids in case
hone are deemed advantageous
d. c. LINSLEY, Engineer.
Snntor,bar div -----
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We are unable to publish all the scientific testimo
mails, which have been bestowed upon HOFF'5
MALT EXTRACT, and we content ourselves with
mentioning the names of some of the Physicians
Prescribing this Beverage ofHealth:
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Proposals for Gradine

pROPOSALS for Grading Mechanic Street, Wood
of WestbroOk. y - =
b Proposals to be handed in ON or before the 14th
instant. ~ .,..,...f r NJ
{ Profile, plan and specifications NAV he seen till
September l4h, by application to =. -. -T--
GEO. @. GOLDMAN Chairman.
WestbroOk, Sept 3, 1867. dtd
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TwENTY.RIvE CENTS PER DOZEN
At A. s. DAVIS Photograph Galleries, No q
Market Square, opposite Preble Street. Jysu
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NEW CURES BY HoFFs MALT EXTRACT
BEVERAGE OF HEALTH

NEW CURES BY HOFFs MALT EXTRACT
BEVERAGE OF HEALTH.
w. s. Brown, ESQ. Olean, Cass County. from
HEMoRRHAGE OF THE LUNGS.
Charles Rein, Esq, Nineiy-third street and
Eighth avenue, N. y, from DISEASES OF THE
CHEST
Mrs. Welsh Edwards. N. Y. Theatre, from SORE
THROAT.
F.. w. Wilkinson. Esq No. IL Beaufort avenue,
Brooklyn, from GENERAL DEBILITY.
+. Spicher, Esq, No. 2o5 West Thirty eighth
street, from INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.
7. Knupter, ESQ, 1859 Division street, N. Y., from
OBSTINATE CATARRH. and his wife from BoDI-
LY WEAKNESS.
II. Cohen. Franklin street. N. Y.-GENERAL
CONDITION IMPROVED.
Mrs. johanna Fuchs, IA Spring street, N V
STRENGTHENED AFTER TYPHUS FEVER
H. "A. Knapp, Rochester, New York, LUNGS
STRENGTHENED.
Gustav Hume, No. 3s7 Eighth avenue, N. Y.-CAN
NOT BE WITHOUT 1T.
L. L. Lee, Essex County, Port Henry-HAs DONE
HIM GOOD
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We are unable to publish all the scientific testimo
mails, which have been bestowed upon HOFF'S
MALT EXTRACT, and we content ourselves with
mentioning the names of some of the Physicians
Prescribing this Beverage ofHeaith:
Avery, M. D., Bergen.
Hollick, M. D., Stat. Island
Holcomb, Prof., New York.
Howe, NJ. D., Boston.
Hull. Al. D., New York.
Brooks, M. D., New York.
Lowcnthal, NJ. D., New York.
Buck. n. D., Lafayette.
Loomis, NJ. D., New York.
Cane, M. D.. Redwing
Mitchell, M D., New York.
Millard, M. D., New York.
Roderer, M. D., New York.
COX, NJ. d New York.
Rupprecht, M. d, New York.
Comstock, M. D., New York.
Schwess, NJ D., New York.
schafier, NJ D., Brooklyn
Cosard, NJ. d., Jersey City.
Sell, NJ. D., New York.
Crane NJ. d.; New York.
Shsville, M. D., New York
Crane, NJ. D. Elizabeth
shucfins, NJ. D., Washington.
sinz, NJ. D., Freelandsvilla.
Diithy, NJ. D., Williamsburg. III
- Smith, NJ. D., New York.
Frazer, M. d., New York.
Taylor, nj. D., New York.
Az Teller, M. d., New York.
Friedrich, M. D., New York
= | Thomson, M. d., New fork'
Gardner, M. d., Brooklyn. NJ, v,-,.
Goodwille, M. D., New York. ,.,..ou, Auonu
W. ' Vaughan, M. D., New York.
Camden M n New York. -. ...... ..a
'o"'''''' W. Warner, NJ. D., New York.
i'"''"'' ~ Weber, nj. D., New York
h"''' -" Wescott, M. d. New York.
Hart nj. D., New York.
Wescott, NJ. D., Elizabeth.
White, M. D., New York, etc. 'FFfT7 TII7T'
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HE MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Sept. 1876 P. NJ.
Money more active and rates advanced to a. 6
per cent. call. Discounts un hanged. Gold closed
weak at 144a "a 1445 Foreign Exchange dull and
heavy at 1891 az 1O9s Government securities heavy
and lower. Stocks closed dun and lower. Mining
shares steady and moderately active.
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rEETHI TEErH TEETH
Seizure Of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby gven that the following des-
IN cribed goods were seized at the times and
places hereinafter mentioned, Cor violation Of the
Revenue Laws: sN. .a. ..a
September 4th, 1867, at Bethel, Sorrel Colt.
September 6th at Grafton, Sorre Mare.
September 9Th, at Grafton, Sorrel Mare.
September 7th, at Grafton, Black Horse.
September 7th, at Grafton, Wagon and part Of
.ual ness. ....t. I... Iu.I
September 10th, at Appraisers Room, Portland,
500 Cigars.
September 10th, at Appraisers Office, Portland, 10
Ell pEty Wbiskey Barrels. 4.fl it3
nv person OF persons claiming the same arc re-
que sted TO appear and make such claim within twen-
ty Il tys from the date hereof: otherwise the said
goods will be disposed OF in accord with the acts
of Co ugress in such cases made and pr MD ID.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
COleefor
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EUROPE.
NEws ay THE CABLE.


LONDON, Sept. 12.
A dispatch from Athens states that Great
Britain and France have sent Joint note to
Greece, urging the government at Athens to
refrain from hostilities with the Sublime Porte
and maintain strict neutrality ON the Cretan
question .tHut
-5t4f-4.tt GENEVA, Sept. 12--Evening.
The radical congress, which met here on the
9Th, is still in session. The proceedings attract
much attention. During the sitting this morn
ing sharp attack was made upon the socialists
in the United States, which gave rise to an ex-
cited discussion. Some i'll feeling was created
and before the close of the session many men,
bers withdrew from the congress.
MADRID, Sept. 12-Eyening. r,
The Governor of Minorca' has issued orders
establishing vigorous quarantine at Port Ma
hon, Balearic Islands, for all vessels arriving
In that harbor from ports in the United States
or West Indies.
a.I LONDON, Sept. 12-Eyening.
Ihe Doncaster races were again largely at
tended. The Zetland stakes Of $50 were won
by Vesulum Cleveland. The handicap of $3.50
was won by Seville. Vex was successful in
tne race for the corporation plate, e305. The
stand plate handicap stakes, $40, were award
ed to Bounce Away. The handicap sweep
stakes, e475, were won by Minnie Warren, and
the Queens plate, e105, by Miss Sara.
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TrOtting Horse for SaIe.

q Tie well known Trotting Horse .'SAR-
EIC$ DINE IS for sale at j.. W. Roblnson's
~ sLivery Stable, South street. He was
-@lk-ld driven last tall by Fos,er Palmer one-baf
mile In ! %. BY David Avern, Esq, last summer,
in a Common wagon, mile In 2.b2 lie Is an easy
rotter under the saddle, kind In all harness, afraid
of nothing and stands without hitehing He Is a
bright bay, stands 10 ~ hands hish ana weighs 1850
pounds a., -. tI..
Fer terms, &C., apply %. W: Robinson or L. N.
jordan, clerk with Mathews N Ihomas; He is
ctv. Sept4du
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LONDON, Sept. 13-,
FRANKFORT, Sept. 13-Noon
IL s h-20's 7f.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 13-Noon.
Cotton quite activebut prices unchanged; sales 12
OO3 bales; Middlng uplands Old; Middling Orleans
9sd The Brokers' Circular reports the sales for the
past week to have been G6000 bales, of which 900
bales for spectators and 1900 for exporters.
The stock in port is $4,000 bales of which 2s9 900
bales are American. III ete1g. 81 sbRf 3aB
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Cincinnati Markets.

~ REAark CINCINNAyI, Sept 13.
Whiskey firm and unchanged Mess Pork firm
25 90 generally asked and "A 80 a. "A 70 offered Bulk
Meats and Bacon firm and Unchanged Lard tirmat
14c with little offering.
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Boy Wanted
Coat, Pant and Vest Makers
Cook Wanted.

"ANTED, for Custom Work. The highest Prices
w paid 10 frst-class hands. A boy to learn the
trade wanted, at A. ID. REEVES,
Aug29-d4w 36 Free Street.
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Mihuist.tASlatstis.
~ LET.
To Let.

"lTH Board, one pleasant front chamber sujta-
w BILE for gentleman and wife, at No 4. Iocnst
st. Also room for one single gentleman.
September IL, 1867. dlW* - -Is.., - r
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Wanted.

GENTS to canvass TOR the
IN tsMAGnC CLEANSING CREAM,
Apply to N. M; PERKINS & CO,
june7dtf No Free st., Portland, Me-
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this bort on the
days hereinafter mentioned for violation of the Rev
enue Laws =. -'.a
Aug 16 1867, at Portland, BIOL cOntaininn "a doz
Eggs and 80 doz prs Socks; Aug 2i, from Steamer
Gray. Horse; Aug 20, at Potland, 1 led Horse
Any person persons claiming the same sre re-
quested to appear and make such claim within twenty
daSs rom the date hereof otherwise the said goods
VIII DC disposed Of in accordance with the Acts Con-
gress In such cases made and provided.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JB,
Collector.
Portland Sept 3, 1867 diaw3w
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New O,Ieaus lsnarltets.

tz9e tf NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 10.
Cotton--iull and easier sales 325 bales; Low Mid
dlings at 22t 23c; receipts OF the week SiS bales
exports of the week 02 bales; stock IN port 147 l19
bales.
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
Or. W. N. DFhlNG,
Medical Elcctriciap :
IA MIDDLE SFREEV,
NsaFiy Opposite the Dsifed States Hote

i74 MIDDLE sPREsr,
NSaFiy Opposite the DFifed Staies Hote
ElTHElE he would respectfully announce to
w citizens OF Portland and vicinity, that he
permanently located in this city, During the thre
years have been in this city, we have cured som
OF the worst torms Of disease in persons who hav
ttied othes forms OF treatment in vain, and curin
patients in so short time that the Question is often
asked, do they stay cured? To answer this question
we viii say that all that do not stay cured, we
doctor the second time without charge.
Dr. %. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one wears, and Is also regular graduated physician
Electrieity is perfectly adopted te chronic diseases
the head, neck or eStremities; consumption when
in the acute stages OF where the lungs not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrofula hip
Diseases white swellings, spinal Diseases curvature
oil the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy or paralysis, st. vtas Dance. deafness siam-
ton constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
every case that can be presented: asthma bronehi-
ts, structures OF the chest, aud ali forms Of female
complaints. =
ar BY ELECTRICITY
Tue Rheumatic, the gouty, the lame and the laIy
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moved; faiatness converted to vgor, weakness TO
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the paised form 10 move uprisht the blemishes Of
youth :ue oblieraiea; the ACCIDENTS cfmature lie
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Who have colo names ana eeoi weak se9naehs, iaha-
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leucorrh6a Tor whites); falling OF the womb With IN
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nr n still continues tO Extract .eeth by ELEl-
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teeth OF stumps they wish 10 have removed fo- reset
ting he would give polite invitation To call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC Machines Tor sa
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DIR. D. can accommodate few patients with board
Nnd treatment at his house.
oalce hours from o'clock A. N. to ~ NJ. /; from
to- p. NJ, and to in the evening.
CONSULTATION freq. nov1u