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AUGUSTA, GA, Aug. 10
Gen. Pope, in general order issued yester-
day, after stating that he is satisfied VIII INC
civil officers of his military district only oD-
serving his order prohibiting them using any
influence to deter or dissuade the peoPe from
reconstructing the late governments unoer the
recent act of Congress, so far as tneir own per-
sonal conviction is concerned ana at the same
time supporting by their official patronage OF
newspapers which, without exception, are OPP
Dosino Reconstruction, and obstructing and
embarrassing the civil officers appointed by the
commander Of the military district, and declares
such use of patronage evasive of the order
He therefore, orders all advertisements or
other official publications heretofore or to be
hereafter provided for by the State or munich
pal laws or ordinances to be given by the pfon-
or civil officers whose duty is to have such sub-
hcation to be made to such newspapers and
such only as have not opposed and do not op-
pose reconstruction under the acts of Congress,
nor attempt to obstruct in any manner the
civli ofllcers appointed by the military authori-
ties IN this dstrictin the discharge of their duty
Dy threats, violence or prosecution, or other
penalty as soon as military protection is with
drawn, for the acts performed in their Official
capacity. All officers in the military district,
and all officers of the Freedmen's Bureau, ana
all Boards of Registra ton or other persons IN
the employ of the United States under It's MIL
itary jurisdiction are directed to give prompt
attention to the enforcement OF this order, 10
make an Immediate report to these headquar-
tiers of any civil officer who violates its prOvis-
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The Saratoga Races.

- $1,000 SARATOGA, N. y Aug. Is.
To-day was the sixth and last day of the rae
ing here. The attendance was very large, par
ticularlybf ladies. The first race was hurdle
race. The contestants were Zig Tag, Gen.
Williams, Black Bird and Red Dick. The last
named was backed at even against the field
Black Bird won easily. Zig Gag was second
and Gen. Williams third. Red Dick threw his
rider and came in with other horses. Time
A IA. The second race was a four mile one,
and was won by Onward beating Fleetwing
ten lengths. Time-7.38 "a. The third race
was handicap for horses that run at the meet
ing, dash IL miles. Five horses started, viz,
Duke of Orleans, Ripley, Lucy Fowler, colt
Enchantress and Luther. Ripley and Lucy
Fowler were backed two to one against the
field. The Duke of Orleans jumped off with
the lead and won by two lengths. Lucy Fow-
Ter was second, Ripley third, Enchantress
fourth and Luther last. Time-2.4O IA.
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From New Orleans and Mexico.

NEW OitLEANS, aug. Id.
The captain of the brig William Anderson,
from Havana, with load of coolies, and the
man in charge of the coolies, have been bound
over in the sum of 81 900, for the violation of
tie law prohibiting their introduction into the
United States
A telegram reports % new cases of yellow
fever at New Iberia, La, yesterday, but no
deaths. The disease is assuming mild form.
The Times has extracts from Vera Cruz pa
pers. They contain little Of political interest
An interchange of salutes passed between Adj
miral Palmer and the officers of the flag ship
Susquehanna and Gen. Perega, the Liberal
commander of Vera Cruz. O'Haran is re-
ported to have been captured July Goth, in the
neighborhood of the city of Mexico, and or
dered to be taken to Thalpan, and put to death
in the very theatre of his crimes. 90, II
Escobedo reached Vera Cruz July 25th. and
was welcomed as one of the saviors of the
country. .M.l sit as.lh ~ - lf 81
AS now rearraHged the Mexican ministry
stands as ws:-NIinister of Foreign Rela-
tons, Sebastin Lerdo de Tejada; Treasury,
Jose Maria Yglesas War, Gen. Igrian Mejia;
Justice, Jose Martinez de Castro =
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BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. ID.
The opening race of the National Horse Fair
here was great success. The track was in
splendid condition, and the attendance very
large. The first race was for horses who never
made mile in less than $50; first premium
$500. Fourteen horses were entered and thir-
teen started. Seven heats were trotted-mile
premium Grants Chief the second and Prince
the third. The second race was for horses that
never beat 2.30, for . premium of 81 $50, mile
heats, best three in five. Ten horse entered
and nine started. Six heats were trotted, when
the conclusion of the race was postponed until
tomorrow on account of the darkness. The
races were exciting and large sums of money
are reported to have changed hands. Conf
dence, the favorite for the go race, was with
drawn at the close of the fourth heat. The
premiums offered for tomorrow amount in the
aggregate to $1,000 In the second race Dex-
ter trots against his best time, 21S, with a run
ming horse to push, for purse of $4,000
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- 10 Leu.
THE Spacious Chambers in the corner store of the
IL new block on the corner Of Pearl and Middle
Streets comprising the I'd, Sd and 4th floors, each
containing about 5000 square feet, and suitable for
Wholesale Dry G,ods Boots and Shoes Hats, Caps
and Furs, Clothing, Carpeting, SC.
The fourth floor is spacious Hall, one of the
largest and most desirable In the city. r
The lower floors win be occupied by Woodman
True & Co.
Parties desiring to lease any of these rooms, can
have them fitted to suit, by applying at once to
aug6df GEO. W. WOODMAN.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Aug. Is.
Flour active and nrm; Spring extra 9 90 q 10 IS.
ss; No. do at s5 q IS; No. Winter red at no;
No: DO DO at % o. Corn active and advanced
active, and advanced a &c, Closing Mt Sc i've ac-
i've and advanced q &c; sales at 05 q OG1 for
NO: l. BARLEY more active at Toe for No. l. Proys-
Beef Cattle steady at 20 a. i2I for fair to good
steers. Sheep duh and unchanged.
ood necepts4OO0 bbs. flour, 81 900 bush wheat, 49,
0oO bush. corn, 49, 900 bush oats, $500 hogs Ship
ments-1,s00 hbs. flour, $1,000 bush. wheat, $4,000
bush. corn, AZ, 900 bush. oats.
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Rumors of a General sweep.

" NEW YORK, Aug. 13.
The Heralds Washington special says Gen..
Grant took part in the special Cabinet meet
ing during the day as representative of the
War Office. 1t is stated that the President de-
sires all bis Cabinet to send in their resigna-
tions that he may make general revision of
his council. Secretaries Seward and McCul-
loch are believed to be in bad odOr at the
White House, and numerous rumors are hinged
on the fact that the former was seen yesterday
riding out with Secretary Stanton SOON after
hts suspension.
Reports are also in circulation looking to
speedy decapitation Of Judge Holt and Gen.
Sheridan. 7eA "
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. II.
Capt. Swan and his crew of the schooner Sa-
rah have been arrested on the charge of pur-
posely wrecking that vessel, with intent to de-
fraud the revenue department and insurance
companies. The schooner sailed with cargo
of alcohol worth $4,000, part of which has
been found concealed in a cave, since the re-
ported wreck. The captain says the wreckers
put il there, but the story is very suspicious.
The spirits We're purchased in bond by c. S.
Lord, of the house of Mudd, Lord & Co., who
gave bonds for expectation to the Amoor river.
1t is suspected that the intention was to evade
the customs duties The establishment of
Mudd, Lord & Co. has been seized by the Col
lector. alia b.. aail.fe ~ fFti7.A %
An explosion of nitro glycerine at the Sum
NIT tunnel, on the Central Railroad, on the
10th inst, killed and injured several men.
The political contest is growing very bitter.
Gorham denounces the independent press as
venal, and desires the success of the Demo-
cratic party.
Reports of Indian outrages still continue.
The Indians lately made a cattle raid to the
very edge of Prescott. The citizens turned
out, but the Indians escaped.
The steamship Sacramento arrived yester-
day afternoon from Panama, with passengers
and troops, which left New York on the 10th
ult The health of all was good. $500.
Legal tenders Y IL. - .,,.t..5t t,e5ql
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Con,mercinI.--Per Gable.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 12-Evening.
The Cotton market closed buoyant with prices adj
vanelng. The following are the closing quotations:
Mlddling upands 1O3d do Orleans 10Id sales 15 900
bales Breadstuffs-The market closed unchanged.
ProSisions-The market closed dull; Pork 75s Cd;
Beef l3as per Dbl; Lard sos; Bacon AS; Cheese 52s
mon Wilmington Is Cd; Spirits Turpentine 33s Cd;
Tallow As; Petroleum SD for Spirits aud Is Al for
standard. =
LONDON, Aug. 12-Evening.
AMERICAN SECURITIES. - American securities
steadily advanced during the day and closed buoy
ant at The following quotations. o. s. 5-20s 74k; ILL.,
nois Central shares 773: Erie Railroad shares 464
FRANKFORT, Aug. 12-Evening.
United States bonds closed steady to-day at 773.
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WANTEi'.
Mil,iuers Wanted.

TWO or three good, experienced miliners anted.
Il in irst-class esiabli> hment i'm this city G1od
wa2es laiI, Address BROWN & CABOT, care w.
H. JEnkIS, Portland. augi3ulw
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~ CINCINNATI, Aug Is.
Flour firm and quiet; family 10 20 q 10 30. Wheat
firIner and in good demand but unchanged. Corn
dull at SO a. 84c with but little demand. Oats high
err: sales No at 55c, holders asking 81 a. &c., owing
to the light receipts. Rye--sales at 90, receipts
light. Whiskey steady in bond. Provisions firmer
held at "a 90; buyers offer 90 75 sold at 2 90 in the
morning; Bulk Meats held at liz a 1a1e, with a
good demand Bacon held at 124 a 14e for shoulders
small sales at the latter quotation; Hams quiet and
unchanged; Lard quiet; sales at 12lc. Exchange at
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n H Il MI A II * Il II 8 /.
FiuancIal.

( NEW YORK. Aug. 1876 P. M.
Money is superabundant and the demand mOder-
ate with rates unchan ged Gold closed firm at 140s
foreign Exchange is more active at 1893 a no. Gov
ernments closed firm. Stocks very dull. Mining
day follows: Receipts 1881 297: payments
Sl0,007 1873; balance, $13O 1888. -
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To Let.

To Let.
CTORE LOTS on the water side of Commercial st,
y between Custom House Wharf and Maine Wharf,
having 70 feet front on Commercial street, and rum
ming to low water mark, with dock privileges. A
good place for Salt or Fish Stores.
Enquire OF LYNCH, BARKER & Co..
July 81, 1867. au1d3w 139 Commercial st.
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A "Happy Family .

8A New BRUNSWICK, N j., Aug. 10. !
Last night disturbance arose between VIM.
Roantree and his wife, her sister, her step
father and his wifes mother. The step-father
is 20 years old. All lived together in house
at New Market, and all except the old folks
successfully attempted to shoot the old man,
and falling in this, stabbed him in several pla-
ces. The old man is likely to die. Roantree
is in Jail i'-
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MAMMAL

Patent and Employment Office,
WANTED! WANTED!
EMPLOYERS, Men, Boys, Girls, Agents, Every
II bodyi One hundred good girls wanted for all
sorts Of situati0nsI Men 10 work ON farms, &c.
All persons wanting good male or female helps for
any employment. can be supplied at this Office at
short notice. Patents OF all kinds and Patent Rights
for sale. A. j.. cox 81 CO.,
juneGdu 35li Congo ss st.
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The Reported Frauds ON the Treasury.

- n. !.
The reported robbery of the Treasury ema-
mates from a new paper issued to-day by Ed
G. Dunbar, Esq, who was long an intimate
and confidential clerk in the Treasury printing
department, and who was President of the
Continental Bank Note Company. The paper
contains long article ON the subject, embrac-
ing these point:-Criminal and reckless mis-
management, enormous deficiencies, fraudu-
lent duplicate issues, hundreds of millions in
volved, redemption of duplicate coupon notes
and currency, wantOn expenditure, general
confusion of accounts, Government ignorant
of the amount of Government paper obliga-
tinns afinat
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Notice of Assignment.

N1OTICE is hereby given that Isaac Emery
N Portland, in the County of Cumberland, did on
the twentieth day of May, <. D., 1867, make to the
undersigned an assignment OF all his property, real
and personal, not exempted by law from attachmSnt
cor the benefit OF such of his creditors as may aer
notice. as provided by the statutes OF the state OF
Mane become parties TO said assignment in propors
ten to the amounts of their respective claims, anu
three months are allowed become parties 70 salq
assignment, and that said assignment may % Iouiu
at the Office OF Shepley q Strout IA smd for s
Portland, MAY 20, 1867. may SIWowouo.1
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Canadian Affairs.

New YORK, Aug. 49,
A special dispatch, dated Ottowa, c. W.,
says 1t is reported that reasonable correspond
didate for Montreal East, with the Govern
ment at Washington, has been discovered, and
will be published by the Carticas committee.
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l.4i 10 siu WILMINGTON, N. c., Aug 10.
The registrations returns from forty-seven
counties gives about 10000 votes, the majority
of blacks being 6,673.i In the districts where
the whites are largely in the ascendent no re-
turns have yet been handed in, but it is thought
large number Of the whites have not regis
tered. 1t is believed when the returns come in
from all the districts, the white voters will have
majority of over 1900. srfEEaEE
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Singular Suicide-Address before the N.
K. Agricultural Society.

lae Q. l.lei PROVIDENCE, IL. l., Aug. ID.
As the Shore Line train from Boston was
man. of respectable appearance, laid his neck
on the rail just in front of the advancing train
and was Immediately beheaded. The body was
shockingly mutilated, and has not been recog-
nzed. 2t aaa .
Gen. o. o. Howard, of Washington, will de-
liver the address before the New England Agri-
cultural Society during the fair in this city,
commencing September 9Th. lsiss .iot.l
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Fatal Accident.

.gnasf4 :ua NEW York, Aug. 49,
This afternoon Edward Jones, proprietor of
shooting gallery located ON the roof of Bar
NUNS Museum, was accidentally shot dead
while in the act of painting a target, by a
young man, whose name is not ascertained.
The young man was so frightened at the result
of his recklessness that he ran off and has not
been seen since -.
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Boston Stock lIar
Portland Daily Press Stock List,

CORRECTED by WIN. Fl. WOOD & SON,
Stock and Exchange Brokers, 67 Elk. ST.. Portland
For the week ending Aug. 10, 1867.
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The Journeymen TaiIors in Convention.

The Journeymen Tailors' International
Union Of the United States and Canadas as
sembled here to-day to hold its third annual
convention. Their are thirty-one Unions COM
prlslng the body, which now number about
5No0 members throughout the country. About
100 delegates from ali parts are present.
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Barnum's Omnibus
Family Cider and Wine Mills

TTNHE subscribers having made arrangements with
Il the Peekskl Pillow Works are now prepared to
sell their valuable Cider and Wine Mills at Whole
sale and Retail, at manufacturers prices.
KENDALL 81 WHITNEY.
Portland, Aug 7, 1867. au8d&w2m b
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Abortion and Dea,h. Z

SPRINGFIELD, Aug. Il.
Pr, VIM. White, Of this city, was committed
to Jail in default of $4,000 bonds to await exam
ination for producing an abortion on Elizabeth
Methven, which caused her death on Saturday
last White has practiced in this city for sew
eral years, and has been suspected of similar
crimes before. His victim was unmarried, 18
years old and has a father living in this city
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QUEBEC, Aug 10.
A fire last night at Point Levi destroyed Is
houses, including the Victoria HOTEL 700 bar
rels of petroleum, DubelPs wharf, large
quantity of timber and several hundred feet of
railway track. The loss and insurance are not
ascartained-
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~l-F r-.sg NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 10.
Cotton-firmer and active; sales 1000 bales; Low
Middng 26 "a 26lc; receipts for three days 600 bales
ports for same time 1888 bales. Sugar and Moiasses,
no change in Louisiana; Cuba Sugar firm and re-
failing at l5c for prime to choice. cargo of mo-
lasses sold at 15kc is now held at 35c Sterling Ex-
change 1924 q 154a. New York sight Exchange
premium,
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For Baltimore,

~ The splendid packet schooner SUSAN,
III Capt. Sears having two thirds OF her
MIk cargo engaged, will sail as above. For
-lEWMkA- freight or passage apply to
ORLANDO MCPHERSON,
No. 1903 Commercial Street, up stairs.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. u.
The weather is very favorable for the crops
being warm with but little rain. Accounts
from the interior of Louisiana continue
gloomy. There will be little or no cotton on
account of the worms. The corn prospects are
good. The first bale OF new cotton was re-
ceived to-day. 4h7g h
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COi'AKTNEIsSfiaP.
Copartnership Notice.


GEORGE L. DAMON. has this day been admitted
VI as partner in our firm. The cuisines, will be
conducted, as heretofore, under the firm name OF
C. STAPLES & SON.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
SHIPS TANKS MILL WORK OF ALL
KINDS,
Bridge Work, and General Machinery built to Or
der. Castings for Buildings, Vessels and all other
purposes promptly furnished.
Repairs on Marine and Stationary Steam Engines
and Boilers faithfully executed, and having control
of large and well equipped Forge, can Quick v
turn sh
FORG1NGs OF ANY SIZE,
for such purposes. We also have good facilities for
supplying such patterns as may be wanted Having
the necessary tools and men, we propose to build to
order
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes Of any Siza,
with inter or ARRANGEMENTS as ordered, Bank Vauls
Steel LINED Chests. Iron Doors, Shutters, &C., and
would refer to the Safes in the First National and
Portland Savings Bank, and the Vault and Iron
Doors in Hon. Geo. w, WOodman's Lew siorcs built
under the superintendent of our Mr. Damon. as
specimens. CHARLES STAPLES,
CHARLES STAPLES, Jg,,
GEORGE l.. DAMON
Portiahd, august l, 1867. aug2Lod6m
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AUCTION SALES.
STOCK of Furniture Store mt
Auction.

shall ~ y, August 10th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Shks Tard I1 cp part of Bells, Bedsteads, Bur aus,
ers, Mirrors I Cn,na and Dining Tables Chairs Rock
ware, cutlery and Fancy Goods, Sc "N" "Oou'"
""eifuSu f. o.. RAIIEN
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 10.
The next Legislature of Kentucky will stand
about as follows: Senate Democrats, %; Radi-
Gals, z; third party, 4. House, Democrats, IS;
Radicals, IL; third party
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COp0rt7serslsIp Notice.

T,HE undersigned have this day formed a copart
L nership under the firm name of
DOnnell, Greedy & Butler,
And taken the store No 81 Commercial st.. corne,
tinue the business rs 49,
Commission Merchants.
And Wholesale Dealers in GROCERIES, FLOUR
PORK, LARD, FISH, &c.
j. B. DONNELL,
JUSTUS GREEDY,
A. BUTLER.
PortlaYd, Aug. 1, 1867. auseodtf
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY PRESS, !

OFFICE OF THE DAILY PRESS
Portland, Aug. I, 1861. !
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
i the fifteenth inst, tor furnishing Steam Heating
Apparatus boiler excepted, sufficient for warming
the "Printers Exchange" situated on Exchange ST.,
Portland. Said building Is Jour stories high, besides
basement. The work to be completed on or before
the 10th of September next. Definite Information
as to size and number of rooms sc, can be obtained
by calling on the subscriber, No. Printers Ex-
change. - -
aufd2w ". A. FOSTER.
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WILLIAM THOMPSON.

."HE PORTLAND, Aug. 3, 1867.
Pursuant In the foregoing warrant to me directed
1 here by notify and warn the members Of tne Ihiu
;i @ lace and for the purposes expressed In said
y,rnT n1u CHARLES STAPLES, JR., Clerk.
August G. dtd. - ------ -
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Wanted to Lease

E'oh two or three years, a house in good neigh
it,; u ;t, tua1t Will accommodate two small ami-
roS "i'hou' chhaten One that can be occupied i'm
IN Il "a nat will be ready by the LIST OF Octo-
Der. Address L. NJ Co." Portland, Me.
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Freedom Notice.

HEREBY give to my son Charles M. Day, his
Il time TO transact any business for himself, and
notice that will not claim any of his wages nor pay
any debts contracted by him during his minority.
GEO. W. DAY.
Attest-E. Wells
Freeport, Aug 8, 1867. au13w3wS3*
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
,..s DR.. w. N. DEMING,
Medical Electrician
"a MIDDLE STREET.

ar.ar lf4 MlOGLE SIhE6Is
Nearly Opposite the United Stntes Hole
SdT HERE he would respectfully announce TO
w citizens Of Portland and vicinity, that he
permanently located in this city. During the three
Of the worst forms Of disease In persons who have
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and curing
patients in short time that the question is often
we win say that all that do not stay cured, we
doctor the second time without charge.
Or. d. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years and is also regular graduated physical
Elecricity is perfectly adapted 20 chronic diseases
the form Of nervous sick headache; neuralgia IN
the head, neck, OF extremties; consumption wbeR
in the acute stages where the lungs net fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrofula. hip
dseases white swellngS, spinal diseases, curvature
OF the spine contracted inuseles, distorted limbs
palsy OF paralysis, st. Vitas Dance. deafness saIn-
pering or hesitancy oil speech, dyspepsia, indges-
ton constipation and liver complaint, pes-we cure
every case that he p-esentel asthma bronchi-
It's Structures ot the chest and all forms Of female
complaints.
BY Electricity
The Rheumatic, the gonty, the lame and the lazy
ty OF youth; the heated brain is cooled; the irost-
bitten limbs restored, the anconth deformties
moved faintness converted TO vigor, weakness to
strength; the blind made to Sec the deal hear and
the pasied form TO move uprighti the bemishes OF
youth are obliterated the ACCIDENTS OF mature lite
prevented the caamitIes OF old age obviated and an
active circulation maintained
III LADIES 1H- I ..
Who have cold hanGs and ieet; weak stomachs, LAM
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizzi-
ness and swimming in the head, with indigestion and
constipation ofthc bowels pain in the side and back;
leueorrha, Tor whites falling Of the womb with In
tefnal cancers; tumors, pOlypus, and all that long
train ofdseases will find in Electricity sure means
of cure. For painful menstruation, too p .ofuse
menstruation, aud all Of those long line Of troubles
with young ladies, Electricity is certain specific,
and will in short time, restore the sufferer to the
| vgor Of health.
TEETH TEETH! TEETH!
Or. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc-
/ TRICKY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayeo
teeth OF stumps they wish to have removed o- reset
/ ting he would give polite invitation to call.
| Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sa y
| or family use, with thorough instructions.
| DR.. D. can accommodate few patients with board
i end treatment at his house.
| Office hours from o'clock A. NJ. to IL ID. ; from
| to p. NJ, and to in the evening.
| Consultation Tree. novlo
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A eEMrS wANTED-$1O TO $50 day. to intro
ING MSc our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
and maLas tttNE Price $40. IL uses two threads.
priced machinssse m,s Lock STITCH All Other low
eeIrieory gwen. Send for Circular " a WiISON
q Co., Mdn'Vdcfurers, CLEyEtaMn nhi "n is,o
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Wanted.
Flour Barrels Wanted (!

I'm and after January I'd, 1867, shall resume
~ the purchase OF Flour Brls. for CASH, at the
Office of the n la.I ~"
Portland Sugar Co.,
It. -rF ~ Ia Danforth ST..
Febedf j. b. BROWN & SONS.