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The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06

NEW YORK, aug. D.
The steamship Fab Kee, Capt Lusgang,
hence for Neuvitas and st. Jago July 31st, re-
turned here this morning, having experienced
severe hurricane on Friday last, which
caused sea to break over the vessel, tearing
away the water casks, putting out the fires and
stopping the working of the engine. Suisse
quently the hurricane somewhat abated, when
all hands and passengers manned the pumps
and pumped the water out. Six feet of water
was in the hold, and when this was reduced
the steamer was headed for this port. The
hurricane occurred in lat. 36 40, lon. 70 80.
Ldter.-Steamer Fab Kee which left this
port July 3lst for Neuvitas and st. Jago de
Cuba, returned this morning. Thursday eve
nidg, Aug. LIST she encountered heavy gales
At A. M. Friday, the engine broke down
when the fore topgallant mast was cut away.
The ship was leaking badly, and the water
gained rapidly in the hold, notwithstanding
the utmost exertions of the crew. At Z A Nj.
the water had put out the fires, The crew
made and got out drag to keep the ships
head to the sea, and she laid in this helpless
condition several hours. The wind then hauled
to the Northwest and blew gale. At 10 A
M. Friday the gale abated little, when all
hands and passengers manned the pumps and
baled out the engine room. There was still six
feet of water in the hold. The men gained
slowly on the water, and at 6 p. nj. reduced it
so as to start the donkey engine fire. In short
time the pump was going, which greatly re-
lieved the almost exhausted passengers and
crew. The engine was rugged to work at high
pressure. The men set the fore staysal and
began to clear the wreck. When the gale first
began the steamer was in lat. SO 40, Ion. 20 so.
AT o'clock on Saturday morning, the crew
got up steam and the vessel was headed for
Sandy Hook. During Friday, the officers saw
dismasted ship bound North. AT 2 o'clock
on Sunday afternoon, they passed, off Barne-
gat, brig Emily of Marseilles.
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Wanted ImmediatoIu

Coat Makers Wanted.
- nv custom coat makers wanted Immediately
a1oad1v IT, W. RICH & CO.,
.----He 173 Enre street.
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PROPOSALS.

WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE, un-
Armst aSxt ao~ Sornshino 2 500 cnbc Yards fmoTe
less) of EARTH, to be delivered IN scows or canal
poats aiongslue .ne ~ . roi LII, vs. IN ,s
ne EAR rn W %re ~ Nv" and sonos and Of
sdnay eoan., neo ION au vail ~drr the
sucn e" ~ AZ Q xoo emile wards Gmore m lessl
ran, INT re,,ir . II rich moud-to form soil
wa ,ps or Iess, viii be reguired
spPnRATF PROPOSALS will also be received, Tor
furnishing 1000 cubic yards tmore or less) OF SOD
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The TnrG.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 3.
ae The $500 purse at the Narraganset Park
was competed for this afternoon by Lucy, Gen.
Butler and Bruno. The race was won by
Lucy in three straight heats. Time-2.2S "a,
2.27, 2.2S IL. Butler was second. Another
purse was competed for by India Rubber, Of
Boston, Capt. Gill, of New York, Quicksilver.
of Ohio, Lady Farnham, OF Massachusetts,, and
Old Jim, of Wilkinsonville, Mass. India Rub
Der won the race in three straight heats -
Time-2.32, 2.32 IL, 2.32 IA. Lady Farnham
was second. Thousands of people were pres
ent, and the Inauguration of the Park was
concluded in a very brilliant manner. q -
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~ GOD Rooms and genteel Board furnished by the
A. dress ROBERT +. SKILLINGS,
a" Peaks Island,
On re of GEO. TREFETnEN, Portland, Maine.
iune I, dSw
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Chicago Markets.

"a 40 CHICAGO, H., Aug. s. ~
Flour steady at rs a 10 12s for Spring extras
1 IS or No Q Spring. Corn active and buoyant at an
advance of a &c; sales at 90 q 9sc for No. and
Sc a S95c Tor No. O. Oats dull at 60c Rye unsettled;
sales at 90 O CSC for No l. Barley active; sales at
80 a 05 for No. on the track. Provisions fiat and
nominal. Beef Cattle dull and nominal, Live Hogs
dull and declined 10 "a 15c.
Recepts-l,6 600 bbls flour, 1000 bush. wheat 1oO,-
900 bush. corn, $500 bush. oats, 90 4hOgs. Ship
ments-,So0 bbls. flour, 5000 bush. wheat, IA 900
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New York weekly Casslc Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. s.
Beeves considerably depressed. the OFFERINGS being
quite liberal, and this. with the large number re-
ported on the way, compelled ho ers to grant,
cesson at the opening; few extras held at 17c
but about noon the same quality sold at 16 a 1910,
while other grades, we're a lie lower; the closing
quotations II a 1916 according to quality The
demand was not brisk, though nearly all offerings
were disposed Of Veal Calves shade firmer owing
to limited supply and tair demand; quotations ad-
vanced 1c and closed at "a 12c. Sheep and Lambs
buOyant and strong at an advance of about 1c ovel
weeks prices; demand quite active; quotations q
We for Sheep and a 1Olc for lambs. Swine active
and frmer, and closed with slight advance in price
Notwithstanding very heavy arrivals; quotations q
o. &c. Receipts-B9eves G,2Ss calves 1,459, sheet
and lambs %, G76 swine 25,454,
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. 5.
The State election is Louisville and through
out the State, as far as heard from, passed off
quietly. The result has been another demo-
cratic triumph by a majority variously esti-
mated at from $4,000 to 10000 1t is believed
that the democrats have elected seven-eights
of the Legislature. In this city the radicals
and third party had very poor run Helm,
the democratic candidate for Governor, beats
both of his opponents by about $500 majority.
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TO BE LET I

THE Second Third and Fourth Stories the New
Il 'CASCO BANK BLOCK" on Middle street.
The Second Story is arranged for two Stores, well
adapted to the Dry Goods, Millinery, or any other
light business.
The Third Story is divided into Rooms suitable for
Offices, and The Fourth Story contains spacious
Hall, 50 by 65f
The stairs leading to the several stories wide,
easy and well lighted. viii be made ready occu-
pancy in a very short time.
Enquire at Casco National Bank I'd
y rL4. L. Z. GERRISH, Cashier
July %, 1857 d1m Wo. lia
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RICHMOND. Va, Aug. 8.
To-day in the United States Grand Jury
room an alteration took place between Mr..
Hawkhurst, President of the late convention,
aud John M. Bolts. The latter accused the
former of having by trickery brought about
the adjournment of that body to prevent Mr..
Bolts addressing it. Mr.. Hawkhurst denied
the charges, and addressed letter to Judge
Underwood declining any longer serving in
the jury with Mr.. Bolts. I1.a
Gov. Pierrepont left this city to-day to stump
the southern portion of the State.
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PETRoLIA, Canada, Aug 5.
There was an immense destruction OF oil
wells and oil by fire in this place on Saturday
night. A man in charge of Thompson & Co.'S
we'll set fire to one of their large tanks of oil
by accident, while carrying lantern in his
hand. The fire at once communicated to ad-
joining wells. Ten wells, with all their ma
chinery, tanks, etc., are q total wreck. The
loss in machinery is $4,000, in tanks $4,000
and in oil $4,000. Over twenty-five acres are
burnt clean. The largest loss falls on the
Kings flowing well. The company is compos-
ed of Messrs Noble, Marshall, Taylor and
ThOmnsOn
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Rclfnss Ufemaa.

BELFAST, Aug. 3.
That portion of our Fourth of July celebra-
ton which the rain prevented, will take place
on "Wednesday. In the forenoon there is to be
an Indian regatta, in which braves from the
Penobscot and St. Croix tribes will contend; a
trotting match for a large premium takes place
in the Afternoon. In the evening there will be
display of fireworks atal ~ z
Col! Wildly, the engineer of the Belfast and
Moosehead Lake Railroad, commences his sur
vey Immediately. haaiitoi nts4 X
The address of John A. Poor, of Portland
which was delivered here on the 4th, will soon
be published in pamphlet form. 1t will con-
tain in an appendix an elaborate table, show
ing the extent of the railroads in the world.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. g. 2
The great tunnel of the Central Pacific
Railroad at the summit of Sierra Nevada
Mountains is nearly completed, only ga feet re-
naming uncut ION Saturday. The rails are
being laid on the easterly slope, where twenty
miles of the track are graded. 1t is expected
the locomotive will run through the tunnel by
fhe 18th of August, and that the line will be
completed to the Nevada line in September,
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mo-
T. H e Nj A II * e r. s !.


o. st NEW YORK, Aug. 4-6 P. NJ.
Money easy, plenty and unchanged. Foreign Elk
change quiet, but rather more shady; prime bank
ing paper nominay held at no. Gold weaker, clos
ing at 40 a. li0A cash Gold in better supply. Gov
ernment securities closed steady with the advance
well maintained. Miscellaneous Stocks dull and
Orleansly lower; Boston Water Power declined to
10; Railways closed active and stronger Mining
shares generally heavy. The business at the Sub
Treasury follows:-Receipts i,326, $50; pay
menls, $8,052, III; balance, $I27, 035, III u.
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Cincinna,I mnrhe,s, $40

CINCINNATI, Aug 8.
Flour firm with fair local and some shipping de-
mand; family 20 "a rs; fancy 10 so "a II co. Wheat
Kentucky White 20 q %; Red firm at 95 for
No. 2, and 90 for No. |. Corn unchanged. with a
small business doing; No. Mixed at 7sc in bulk
at So a. 9Oc receipts large and fully equal to ie de-
mand. Whiskey unchanged. Provisions quiet but
held frmer. Mess Pork % 20 Bulk Meats at II %
lac with safes of 200 900 TBS shoulders Bacon firm
at lee for shoulders i3H "a lac for sides bic for clear
sides Lard dull and nominal at II q, 12lc. Hams
oujet but unchanged, .. s. aI'a ff.
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Sold at druggists and grocers'. Persons wishin
agencies might apply to Hof'sMalt Extract Depot,5
Broadway.
W. f. Philips g. Co, Sole agents for Portland, Me.
Sold at Druggists and Grocers'.
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Comn,ercial...Per Gable.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3-2P M.
The Cotton market closed easier and with ouiet
bu mess; sales about 5000 bales; quotations un-
chan ged. No changes are reported in the Bread
FRANKFoRT, Aug 8.
c...,o.,sL LONDON, Aug. 30 P. M.
current quotations for American securities United
states 62os 70 l51G; Illinois Central Railroad shares
81; Erie railroad shares 4s; Atlantic g Great Wes-
tern consolidated bonds PA y - ls
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

WYE will pay 80 cents each for iirst class FloaT
w Barrels suitable for sugar. a II.
LYNCH, BARKER & CO., .
nov1Sdtf .f 139 Commercial street.
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PROPOSALS..
orr1cr OF THE DAILY PRESS. !

OFFICE OF THE DAILY PREsS,l
Portland, Aug. I, 1s67. I
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
Apparatus boiler excepted, sufficient for warming
the "Printers' Exchange" situated on Exchange ST.,
Portland Said building Is four stories high besides
basement. The work to be completed on or beiors
the 10th Of September next. Definite information
aa to size and number of rooms &c, can be ootaineu
by calling on the subscriber, No. PRINTERS EA-
change. n i EOcTFR
aufd2w ~ " AON'%%Ns
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The u. 9. Minister 10 shc Argentine Con-
federation.

~ NEW YORK, Aug. 8.
A morning paper publishes the correspond
ence between U. s. Minister Asboth and the
Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Argentine
Confederation. The former, it appears, was
determined to press upon the Argentine Gov
eminent the friendly offices of the American
Government, and in doing SO took somewhat ., what
refusing such offices. The consequence was
that Asboth has been CURLY told that his re-
marks would not be considered, and that the
conduct of another U. s. Minister (Mr. Wash
burne) calls fol inquiry on the part OF his Gov
eminent
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steam Yacht sank.i Of

.8E9sfg 81 NEW YORK, Aug 5.
The steam yacht Alice Riggs, property Of
Mr. Jacob Lorillard, of this city, was sunk off
Cape Hatteras on the morning of the I'd, while
on voyage to Baracoa. The officers and crew
were all saved by the steamship Virgo.
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From Wa.Iinx,an.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.
1t is understood in well informed circles that
there is no foundation for the report of dis
agreement or misunderstanding between Sec
rotary Seward and the Mexican Minister.
Their relations have been and are OF the most
cordial and friendly character Minister Rom
ero goes home only because bis health and the
condition of his private affairs require his re-
turn to Mexico and for no other reason.
The reduction which will be shown for July
is principally owing to the receipts from the
internal revenue having been heavier than
usual, and increased by the payment OF the in
come tax. There will be comparatively little
interest paid by the government until the first
of November, when the annual interest will
fall due on 5-2os. 1t will amount to about $A,-
100000 in coin. G.sf ~
The receipts from internal revenue TO-DAY
were 81, $4,000.
The First National Bank of Mobile has vol
UNFAIRLY ceased to be the depository for the
public monies and financial agent.
The forthcoming statement of the public
DEBT VIII show considerable reduction as
compared with the last monthly exhibit Since
the Slst OF May more than $4,000 900 interest
has been paid out of the Treasury 800, 1000 600
OF which was in coin and two installments, of
SlOOO0O00 each in currency.
There Is no doubt of the fact that the Presi-
dent to-day formally requested Mr.. Stanton TO
resign his position as Secretary of War. Inc
friends of the President assert that he has tax
en- this course in order to secure unity OF poDt-
ical views in tine Cabinet .sr. p.
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The surratt Trial.

WASHINGTON, Aug 3.
In the Surratt trial to-day Mr.. Perrepont
continued his closing argument for the prose-
cution, which occupied the entire session of
the court, but was not concluded when the
court adjourned. 1t is expected his argument
will be concluded tomorrow and the case given
to the jury Wednesday or Thursday.
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DR.. Dennison said:
nDnER TT nv ATT AFEAA

ORDER 1T BY ALL MEANS
saw YOUR advertisement in the Tribune, and hap
pened to mention to our DR.. DENNISON that
thought of ordering for Hoh's Malt Extract trial
He said by all means do so. for have recommend
ed it to several" HENRY s. THORP,
Fairfield, Conn.
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Re-Opened!

r HAVE taken the store No SO Center street, near
/ Congress, and opposite Lancaster Hall, where
shall be pleased to meet all my former customers
Sheet Music School Books, Stationery, News Papers,
and all other periodicals that they may want.
r- +. G. ANDREWS.
r,Ir on 1867 -d2w \ "a
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DR.. ChauUeaWs Prescription.
Mr. by advice OF my PHYSICIAN, DIR.
CHAUVEAU, have taken some OF Hoff's Malt Ex-
tract, and can assure you that 1t has done me q
WONDERFUL DEAL OF GOOD. it has strengthen
ed me and given me APPETITE so that car par
take OF any kind of food.
New York, Feb. 81, 1861. 14s Wooster street.
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AUCTION SALES.
Real Estate at Anction

{ TUESDAY, August 9th, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, 1
II snaIl sell the properly No. ~ Newbury Street
will Insists LISTS OF two and half story wooden house.
attic Ss pas ment, containing eleven rooms and
"'0c' Soft and hard water in house $3.50
Opa ord - - also,
contsina ia halt story wooden house in rear, IL
thn g. rooms, finished throughout Lot about
20 Adams Strec, front and running back ninety feet
and nf! propeafty = now under rent for $3.50 YEAR
sold yyibon, cnahee Tor Investment and will be
sSu without reserve, the owners living ont az ,o
IuIv 10 dtd II. U. BAILEY, Auet.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 8.
The Weekly Bank Statement compares with thai
OF last week as follows Increase in loans of
1867 increase in deposits, $544, $685. increase in legal
decrease in circulation So, TAP. :
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To Let.

f.,....,t, To Let. i'
CTORE LOTS on the water side of Commercial st,
~ between Custom House Wharf and Maine Wharf,
having 10 feet front on Commercial street. and run
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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Patent and Employment Office.
WANTED: WANTED!!
EMPLOYERS, Men, Boys, Girls, Agents, Every
II body! One hundred good girls wanted for an
sorts of situations! Men TO 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 & CO.,
june6itf A 351t Congress st.
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FOK Sale.

ONE-HALF part in common OF the large and
" beautiful lot on the northwesterly side OF Con-
ress street, little to the west of Carlton street,
whereon those large elm trees standing, and
known the s'Tree lot," having front OF 1884 feet
Congress street, and a depth OF 267 oct. 1t win
be sold in whole or part to suit purchasers. A plan
of same may be seen at Office OF Assignee.
Also the large and elegant brick house and lot on
Bramhall fronting on the Promenade, finished and
complete in nearly every particular, with gas, water
wo ks, bathing room and all modern improvements
On the same lot isa very convenient and new brick
barn, complete in all respects. The whole premises
present the most attractive and desirable residence
offered for sale in the city.
Also several small lots of land on Munjoy Hill,
fronting on Monument street, and several In rear
and adjoining. plan of same may be seen at said
office. f+ u.
Also one quarter part in common of the two sto-
ry brick house and lot, No. Oak street, now occu-
pied by VIM S. Broughton.
Also three pews in High Street Church, pleasant
ly located and furnished,
For further particulars apply to
SEWALLC. CHASE, or
HENRY p. DEANE, Assignee.
No. Clapp's Block, Congress Street.
Portland, July 8, 1867. jy9-is odtf
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Laying Of .,.o cuban Cas,e Begun.

KEY WEST, Aug. s.
Everything is in readiness to lay the cable.
Paying out began to-day (Saturday). The
Spanish steamer Francisco de Arts arrived on
Thursday with the Spanish officials She is to
escort the Narva The line will be opened
about the 18th inst a'Hi l
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DRoPOSALS

-y1rI. he received at this Office until " o'clock
w noon on Thursday, August Stn' ise., lot inc
aa,;vs, y Of the Site of Custom House, IN forusne'
aehVei ~ .hsand tons of foundation stone, OF d.
msnson U not less than the toowng ya Two feet
wide, four feet long eS1 sIs KiNGsBURY, sap't.
Portland, July 81 1867, edtd
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Wanted.

A MAN with $500 to buy out the entire interest," n,
"A an established business, easy and profitable :"
Also
A good man with $1,000 or $1,000 to buy out the
whole business, stock and fixtures in a first class
Grocery and Country Produce Store in an excellent
I 5Scation and doing good busine Apply TO A. j.
troa% CO., General Business Agents, 35ll Congress
ooe aug3dw
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u r-.IFf " w NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 3.
Cotton-frm; Low Middlng 254 D 26c; sales 80
bales receipts $50 bales Sugar quiet at lac lor rr
Louisiana. Cuba Sugar and Molasses unchanged,
Sterling Exchange 1921 q 1549 with mono onerihg'
New York sight Exchange premium
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MEMPuIs. All.

3'sIHl' MEMPHIS Afig. 8.
The discharging of negroes still continues.
The conservative press urge their employers to
use this method for teaching them who are
their friends. The streets are full of idle ne
groes.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. g.
Gen. Sheridan to-day issued nm order remov-
ing Joseph Hernandez, Treasurer of New Or
leans, for reasons similar to those mentioned
in the order removing the Board of Aldermen,
ETC., and appointing Stoddard Howell in his
stead. %
AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug. B.
The weather is clear and pleasant. The crop
accounts continue favorable.
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Seizure Of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given thai the following des-
IN cribed goods were seized at this port, on the
days hereinafter mentioned for violation of the Rev
enue Laws:
June 18th, 1867, on hoard steamer New England, 1
Valise, piece Of Lrab Poplin, piece Garnet Pop
ln piece black Silk, piece watered Silk, pair
lady's Boots, pairs lady's Corsets.s
June 10th, ON board brig j. @. York, half barrel
Molasses, WheebaIrow, Blanket. f
June 18th, at 1893 Fore Street, gr ,ss briar wood
Pipes, carton watered Scarfs.
June 18th, on board steamer New York, silk
Dress Pattern, piece Silk Lining, yards Velvet.
june 18th, at PORTLAND, packages Kid Gloves,
containing seveIally 81 pairs 80 pairs 10 pairs and
pairs
ANY person or persons claiming the same arc re-
quested to appear and make such claim within TWEEN.
ty days from the date hereof: otherwise the said
goods will be disposed of In accordance with the acts
OF Congress in such cases made and pr lvid ID.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
Collector.
Portland, August 5, 1867 d1aw3w
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ROardinR.
Board at the Seaside.

GENTLEMAN and wife, or two gentlemen, can
N be accommodated with furnished rooms and
h ard at n Wilmot st. aug1diws
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Ey-Sfrumafic Salts and strumatic Min.
craI Waters, just received and for sale by
j. W. PERKINS & CO., r
no24sNeod&weow1y No. Sc Commercial st.
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
DR.. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician

ia MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Opposite sho DATED Sintes Hete
NxTHEKE he would respectfully announce to
wv citizens OF Portland and vicinity, that he 0
years we have been in this city have cured soma
OF the worst forms of disease in persons who have
patients in short time that the question is otter
asked, do they stay cured? To answer this question
doctor the second time without charge VIC
DR.. d. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years, and is also regular graduated physician
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
the form Of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia IN
the head, neck, or exremites; consumption whsa
In the acute stages or where the lungs not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrofula hip
diseases, white swellings spinal diseases curvature
palsy or paralysis ST. Vitas' Dance Deafness STAN.
meTing hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia indiges-
ton constipation and liver compliant Piles-we cure
ts structures Of the chest and all forms of female
complaints.
. BY Electricity
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with joy and move with the agility and elastc
bitten limbs restored, the uneoath deiormites re-
moved; faintness converted to yigor, weakness to
the palsied form to upright; the blemishes Of
youth are DELIBERATELY the ACCIDENTS OF mature life
prevented the ealamties OF old age obviated and an
LADIE
Who have cold hanos and feet; weak stomaehs, lam
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizzi-
ness and swimming in the head, with indigestion and
constipation of the bowels pain in the side and backs
leucorrhea Tor whites); falling OF the womb with in
ternal cancersj tum0rs pOlypus, and all that long
train OF diseases will find in Electricity sure means
of cure. For painful menstruation, too -.ouse
menstruaton, and all OF those long line OF troubles
with young ladies, Electricity is certain specific
and will, in short time, restore the sufferer to the
yigor ofhealth
TEETH! TEETHt TEETH!
DIR. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc-
TRICKY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth or stu1ps they wish to have removed o- reset
ting he would ave polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MAsHINEs for sa
or family use, with Thorough instructions.
DR.. ID. can accommodate few patients with board
end treatment at his house.
Office hours from o'clock A. ". to IL NJ. from
to p. NJ and to in the evening.
Consultation nee. nOv1n