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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-28
BY Grnbbs e Williams, Auctionccrs,
E.l.v,nfh :; rect between Main and Bank.

SALE OF THE FARM
| KNOWN As noAkLAND,n IN !, = TIE
VII or OF CHESTER, on THE RICH-
Mt5;E1',hatNs AND vi PETERsBURG RAILROAD,
WITH ONE HUNDRED AAsGSLSy {5 MIrS OK
~ Iirtnc nf deed oftrvist executed by John How
lett to the subscriber as trustee, dated hh APRIL
1868, and duly recorded being thereto required by
The premises, on MONDAY the 2sth June, at 4
o'clock, the property above described.
- Tho deed reoi,ires sale for cash. but am au-
tborized to state that the terms will be- Oncfourth
cash balance at G. r. and Is months, with interest
and secured by deed of trust. 81
- - :, - T.. r. SPILMAN, Trustee.
GRirnBs < WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs jelT
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DEMOVAL. ...a...
Is 4 HALL &1HUTCHIsO T..
Wholesale dealers In
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, &C.,
have removed to their spacious and handsome
warehouse, II
No. 1915 MAIN STREET, ABOVE FOURTEENTH,
where they Willie pleased to see their friends and
the trade generally. y frE-EG je lie" lt?sjc
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FURNITURE. &c.
COAGULTEE.

rOAGULINE.-Jus received another.
~ supply of this valuable article. II meets a
want long FELT, and by its use broken articles Of
china, glass, ivory, leather, etc, can he made as
good as new. Being transparent, the joint in the
fractured article is scarcely dIscernbe. II ressts
equally heat and cold, fire and water and great
Is Its tenacity that 1t has been known to resist
weight Of over 200 pounds. The Journal Of Ap-
piled Chemistry speaks Of 1t as great invention
Killing gap In the appliances of science. For sale
by j. BLAIR, Pharmaceutist,
my2l s25 Broad street.
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AUCTION sALEs--.Puture ma,
BY Lee e Goddln. Auctioneers,
No. 1II3 Main sfrcct
rg,RUsTEE'S sALEOFI,ND IN ~,

SALE OF LAND IN THE
4 COUNTY OF IIENkICO.-By vlrtue ~ :.
decd Of trust from William !. Martin and VIII
dated the 18th day OF May, 1858, duly recorded r.
the clerks office OF ffenrico county court a., ~,
being requested so to do by the Beneficiary in saig
deed | will proceed TO scll ut public auction nv
MONDAY the 9Th day of July, l:es, that bejD ny
c9urt-day at Henrico county conrt-hcusc, n <
to wit, that certain TRACT OF LAND living md
being on the Darbytown road In the county ~
Henrico, containing SEVEN ACRES, with the I'm,
estate OF Archer Taylor, deceased, John ". Pm..
sell and Z. eonard IIiZcr.
TERMS /: At sale.
H. III. a. ATKINSON, JR., Trustee
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIS, Auctionr.r.
jc2
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By Grubbs e Williams, Arctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUBALE
4 FARM, WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS
WITHIN FOUR HUNDRED YARDS OF CHE
TERRIFIED COURTHOUSE.--B virtue Of
deed of trust executed by DIR. L. +. Anderson 10
tho subscribers trustees, dated LIST January, 20
and recorded III Chesterfield county court ONE;
being thcreto requested by the creditor, We viii -,
ut auction, 1T Chesterfield Courthouse, on mon
DAY, nth of July. Chat being court-dty,l at u
O'Clock b., the property situated as above ana
occupied by DIR. T., Il. Anderson. II embrac'N
about ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRkS'
more or less: about tSo-;hirdS in woods, IN"
balance cleared. .
The improvements consist OF dwelling WIN
eight or ten rooms, and the usual ont -bui!dlnes
also Young orchard OF choice fruit.
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 pay expenses OF sai'
and note for 81 800 due LIST JANUARY, 1850 a creu
go until LIST january, 1870: and The rcsidu
upon terms TO be made known ~ the time oil saie'
x - 1T1FFf ..'3# Z. W. GREBBS
ALL .eg.ss -u.5 L. :. WOOLDRlDGE.
Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
= ~ te 1871 q, %, ss&tdis
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tSANT TO THE TASTE
sTRIBBETT'S VERMIFEX

ls most lIshtful substitute for the repulsiTe
drugs with which Of old the children have been
dosed for worms. And, best OF all, 1t Is sure to
cure. Call for TRIBBETT'S, and take none
other - ..........s .,.s. jc3
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A UCTlON SALE.-In compliance with
IA instructions from the Treasury Department,
there will he sold ri public auction, on The I'D DAY
OFJULi, nj IL o'clOrk noon ut Baltimore steam
boat buildings, Rockets landing, Richmond Va,
lot of PLASTER and 20, 900 pounds more or less Of
COPPER ORE, captured and abandoned property
TEENS : Cash at lime of sale: Govcrnm.n,
funds. Property To be removed within Ave day;
from day of sale. JOHN :. LOOMS
jc 2t-tds Special Agent.
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sEyy1NG-MACHTNEs.

'SEWING-MACHINE REPAIRED OF
d All. KINDS. The sLOAT ELLIPT1C
SEWING-MACH1NES, bought ind sold. We sell
the only proper NEEDLE for the sloat Elliptic
Machine. 49, SLOAT & ADDINGTON.
ap TIN 1tl5 Cary street. near Fourteenth.
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,hor.. ,,a be,;cve every man has regis
t nvsa9, ma, ad WIN vote and wc give dt:
= y, ,'nae and MIR. Wageersa free permit
y. n ,"a9s these diggings without return
20 ,s'' So In, making up the account you
hckc'. or aid MrDpLEaEx.i
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by Grubbs X Williams. Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Sc yNASHINGTON GARDEN" FOR
W SALE At AUCTION.-On TUESDAY,
10Th June, ut o'clock p NJ, we will SELL upon The
premises the well-known pleasure garden
known as ''WASIlNGTON GARDEN" situated
ut the western end Of Marshall street, adjoining
Elba Park.
feet to an alley. The Improvements consist OF
brick and framed dwelling with four rooms, ar
ranged for saloon, " ith accommodations inr
family: Kitchen, tcIi-pu alley. arbors, &C., with 4
well OF excellent water.
The grounds are handsomely Ornamcntcd win
fine shade and fruit trees, flowers and shrnhhcrr,
and rho whole appearance of the property Is very
inviting and attractive. II Is especially worthy IN"
notice of those who wish To continue the huslncs'
and l. also desirable Ia any one seeking Il retired
and pleasant residence.
TERMS At sale.
IL q GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS. NnCtiOnccre.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, DC.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i
Ill BOOKS. &C:Inst recg,ysdn aas W. ROCKS.
~ to wiieh invite the attention OF all who IA
Sor the practice This Is the arst genera s,' se
~ 49, ,nnn aa heing pilre fresh, and reliable
fe''ss 'p JOHN W. RIsoN, Apatbesary,
corner Main and Third streets
80" ;. FZF Richmond, Va.
.cTAyELLs TEFALLIBLE .TAGU.E
= CURE not only surely and .ehcctlsely cure ,s
= .ins n" auinincor arseric; relieves en- gorgement
Of the liver thus excluding any gossi6ihty or as
case. zSsV tS srT - Wholesale Agent
VERMONT SPRING WAIEk, nature I :
Dseases, and all impurities ortl,s blood: For SAFE
W; Or o,s corner Of Sixth and Broadstreets.
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b. b. DOUGLAS,
ALEXANDER DUDLEY, Trustees.

As trustee under subsequent deed of trust m,i'
by Robert Saunders conveying the real estate
above mentioned, | Will, nj the request Of Jane
w Custes the surety secured. unite In The sale
my 25-6Ot w. :. PEACHf. Trustee.
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GALE OF QUEENS CREEK.-The mill
- tary order sispeuding the sale Of this fine -
tate having been rcscindcd, the same Is again put
upon the market by the undersigned rs trustee,
named in certain deed of trust executed To us by
the late Robert Saunders and Lucy II. his wife,
hearing date January 1st, 1851 and Of record In the
clerks Office of the county court OF York county.
The farm contains nearly NINETEEN hun
bold, navigable tributary Of the York river, and
distant from the ancient city of williamsburg
about four miles. The soil Is well adapted to I'll
the fruits grains, and vegetables, OF a mild eli
mate and tide-water situation, and Is said also 10
possess excellent oyster privileges.
The sale will be made on MONDAY the 9th day
of August lse9 at the front door the court-houSe
I'm Williamsburg, on the following
TERMS Onc-half the purchase money on the
day of sale: the balance In two equal instamcnts,
pa: liable respectively January lst, 1870, and Janu-
AIRY LIST, 1871; for the deferred payments the pur-
chaser executing two bonds carrying interest from
day OF sale. and secured by decd of trust for thu
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DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE

DUBLIC SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
TRACT LAND NEAR BOYDTON,
MECkLENBURG COUNTY, vA.-By virtue of
a decree of the circuit court Of the county Of
Necklenbnrg rendered at the April term thereof
shall, on TIL IjRSDAY, 18th day Of July next sell
to the highest bidder, at public auction, at Bovf.
ton, valuable TRACT OF LAND. adjacent to
the village, containing FOUR HUNDRED AND
FOUR ACRES AND 1-l6 POLES, being the
tract upon which James T. Walker recently r..
sided. A considerable portion of tho tract /.
arabic land, with an abundant supply of wood and
timber for fuel and fencing. There Is upon IL
large and excellent DWELLING OF recent con-
struction. The location Is one OF the handsomc>
aud most desirable In this section of country and
would he very convenient to any one doing bust.
ness In Boydton.
il TERMS OF SALE One-third Of the purchase
money will be required I'm cash, and the re. iduc In
two equal payments nc six and twelve months-the
purchaser to execute bonds for the deferred pay
mcntS. carrying interest from tho day OF sale and
the title to be retained until the whole OF the pnr
chase money Is paid. Possession 10 be given ON
the lst day of January. 1870.
s. r. JOHNSON, Commissioner,
jc 23-tds BoydtOu, Va:
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JAPANESE FANS.-Another lot just re-
81 ceived Mt j. II. ANTHONY'S TEA STORE,
Main and Eighth streets Of those useful, light, and
elegant fans, which will give twice the wind of
the old palm leaf. Best Guupowder Tea, So ia
pan. English Breakfast, and OOlong 81 80: good
Green, $3.50. Java Roasted Coffee 4Oc. !; old Co
vcrumcnt Java, soc. HONEY Soap, Wine Crackers,
and Spiccd Jumblcs. jc 90
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AND EXTRA FLOUR
y receiving and for sale low by
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14

srrAxra MONTREAL, FROM BosroE--45 boxes
tn 10 bdls shoves II cases dry goods 70 bars iron
90 boxes mdse 36 pkgs household goods % bags nuts
10 bbs pork 30 do dour, 80 boxes stone, 90 pkgs to
order; for Canada and up counuy-o0 bales hemp,
11s rolls leather bales cotton, Is do rags 10 do bur-
laps, 125 pkgs to order.
STEAMER DIRIeo, FROM NEW YoRK-2Oe bales
cotton % do paper stock 81 do WOOL 100 do wadd1ng
At do yarn, 22 do corkwood T do d0er SKINS 100 ma
hogany plank SO rolls leather, 70 bars iron; "A bales
dry hides, 40 green do, III bbls bone black, lST
casks oehre 215 boxes raisns so do glass 60 chests
tcs, 81 kegs lead machines, 81 bds splice bars, 3S
casks Lead do skins. hhds. tobacco. 80 bags shot,
horses carriages, 473 boxes mdse, 1875 bbs do, 25O
pkgs sundries.
FOREIGN ExPoRTs.-The total amount OF fore On
exports from this port last week was $17s, 1851 IL
Included In the shipments were 95,0SO gals petro-
leum OIL 408 6l3 feet lumber 1925 shocks and heads
Ito 500 hoops, PIG empty casks, 1900 bbls -four lid
do refined OIL % puncheons and 80 bbs. whiskey %
boxes seythe stones. 1000 ms nails, 166 bags wheat
10 cases and quarter casks gin. hhds rum, quar-
Ger casks wine, cases champagne, 100 pkgs butter,
100 bbls vinegar, case cigars, 100 dez brooms. Z
quarter casks brandy, boxes croquet 2i bedsteads
70 pkgs mdse.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14


z. r. c.-Ths present ssnszstion HARDLY
recognizes the meaning Of the above initials
Saturday last, the 18th inst, was the anniver.
sary of the Portland Rifle Corps This famous
corps of former days was the pride of our city,
and few choice spirits, members of the corps,
met and celebrated their anniversary in a So
cial manner, and everything passed off as in
former days, except when allusion was made
to the departed members, when ITO their
memory" was drank standing and in silence
The presiding officer on the occasion was Capt
NJ Pattsn, the last commanding oficer Of
the active corps. In his remarks in as
suming the chair he brought up many
pleasant "reminiscences. Unanimous regret
was expressed by the responding members
that their late commander was so soon to leave
for the El Dorado of the West After passing
resolutions to celebrate the anniversary on
each returning day, as long as survivor re.
mains either on the Atlantic or Pacific coast
| the party dissolved with three hearty cheer
| for the Union. ga r.a.rl
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FouRrn OF JuLr RnaArrA.-ws have re-
..:.s ~ :. .r.,I.-,-. -. se tU

FOURTH OF JULY RnaArrA-Ws have re-
ceieved the following note: il' A'
Mr.. Editor:-In the list Of judges, published
in your paper, for the 4th Of July rowing re-
gatta, notice the name of Edwin B. James,
President Of the Una Boat Club, one Of the
clubs that intend to take paIt in the race. Now
sir should like to know II it ID . square thing
for the Unas to be represented among the
judges and the Dirigos, who also intend to take
part to be unrepresentsd. Ny club would like
to know whether 1t is simply to Be Una race,
whether it 10 to be one for all six-oared boats
in the State. In the latter case would IL not
be better either to have none OF the racing clubs
represented among the judges or else to have
all represented? iL DIRIao.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14

PEpEsTRfANIsM. = James Coonsy, an en-
ployee at the Rolling Mills, made wager OF
$50 with companion that he could walk ffty
miles over a common road in IL hours and 20
minutes, and the match came off Saturday.
The track selected was from Woodbury. Stinch-
nelds store, corner Of the Saco road, near the
Kerosene Works. towards the railroad cross
ing-half a mile and repeat. CoOney began at
four o'clock on Saturday morning, and com
pleted his fiftieth mile at 3os, including stops,
winning the wager with seventeen minutes to
spare. His stops amounted in all to seventeen
minutes During the Weston excitement
Cooney made wsger to walk to Saco twics
and return within q given time, but failed te
accomplish the task.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14

MAINE BIBLE SocIErx.-The annual meet
ing Of the Maine Bible Society took place at
the First Parish Church last evening. Rev. DR..
Smaller, the President, presiding. The annual
report was read, the statistics being substan-
tally the same as those reported in the Press q
short time ago. Able and eloquent addresses
were made by Rev. Mr.. Fay, Of the Hammond
street Church, Bangor; Rev. j. w. CHECKER
ing, Jr., son of the former pastor of the High
street Church in this city; Rev. Mr.. Small, o
the Free street Baptist Church; and Rev
8. III. Merrill, one Of the agents Of the society
At the close of the addresses collection wa
taken up rl .dl5at1 eTfJ 20 l-la
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14

vending II insexidasing liquors and cigars Is,
however, strictly prohibised On the rear
right stands the miniature Coliseum of the
Morris Brothers Minstfels, fanked on either
side BY line of shanties for the sale of soda
water A few steps further on, and we come
to the main ticket Office, looking for all the
world like an imitation of the temples OF an
cient Greece. 1t is very neatly painted a dark
brown color and has many apertures for the
sale Of tickets. The main entrance to the
Coliseum is directly opposite this building. -
The eye now strikes the high board
fence outside which the impecuni-
Gus world will cluster for their snare
Of the entertainment. 1t IS my Zee.
from the exterior wall of the puliding anu
is at present unpainted. Within its gates we
see tho t,,ontv..oot sidewalk which runs all
the wav rouud the coliseum. A walk over its
sprtace would form good constitutional
before breakfast or after dinner and incline
the pedestrian to rest.
WHO WILL BE HERE.
A legion of prominent personages have been
invited to be present during the progress of
the Jubilee. Among the most distinguished Of
those who have promised attendance, are the
President of the United States, Vice Admiral
Porter, Edward Thornton, the British Minis
ter; the Governor of Georgia, Gen. Santos
Acosta, Minister from the United States Of
Columbia; Senior Gomez, Minister from Nicar-
aqua; Consul General WirtE, of Switzerland,
and nearly all the members of the Cabinet
Rooms have also been engaged for parties from
nearly every section of the country, including
San Francisco, st. Paul, Minn.; Mobile,
Charleston, Jacksonville, New Orleans; Baton
Rouge, La; Montgomery, Ala; Richmond,
Nashville, Tenn; and Raleigh, N. G.. A mill
tary organization from New York will bring
with them the original Pine Tree flag which
was carried in the battle at Bunker Hill. Be-
sides the very large delegation from the lead
ing papers of the United States. it is positive
ly known that several of the London, Paris,
German, Canadian and one of the Swiss pa
pers will. be specially represented.
- Us 49, .i.t q Fl
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14

'MRs. STANTON advises that every pretty
girl should be taught to fire pistol and al
lowed to carry one for defence. Instead Of
shooting glances, to shoot men," The readers
of the Press are no doubt satisfied that we are
sound" on the woman's rights question. But
this proposition seems to be in direct contra
vention of the general theory that woman
coming into new Sphere which has suffer-
ed from her neglect, and where physical force
and mere intellectual cunning have been the
predominating influences, is to be trained so
AZ 70 pring there needless accession to the
same elements which she is expected to neu-
trailze by her moral power and superior re-
tnement and delicacy. But it is hardly !,
matter of wonder that women who. like Nv
stanton, are alive to the very tips of thar An.
gers to the gross outrages to which woman ara
subject, should sometimes be betrayed into er.
trayagant utterances.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14

REPUBLICAN CAUCUS IN GoRHAM-CHAH-
BERLAN DzLEaATEs ELEcTxD. The Republi.
oans Of Gorham met in caucus on Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Hon. John A. Water
man was elected Chairman, and Thadeus P
Irish, Esq, Secretary. After discussion,
participated in by DR.. j. M. Buzzell, Rev. e
W. jackson, T. p. Irish, Col. Robie, and
others, the caucus proceeded to ballot and
elected the following individuals as delegates:
Col. II. Cousins, j. L. Curtis, ]. NJ. BuEzell,
Samuel Dinglsy, George F. SWEET, George A
Hunt, Jefferson Maybsrry, unanimously
A motion was made by Lewis Mcclellan,
Esq, that Gen. Joshua L. Chamberlain be
eonsidered by the caucus as worthy of rs-nom-
ination, which motion was carried. Three per-
sons only voting In the negatives few not
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Portland Instituie.

E0Eu1ma 4nDkkkutcs
The Institute has received, through our fel-
low-citixen, VIM. w. Thomas, from Moses
Titcomb, Esq, Of Washington, native and
for many years resident Of Portland, q fine
copy In bronze Of the gold medal awarded to
Commodore Preble for his gallant services be-
fore Tripoi in 1904. The original is now in
possession of his grandchildren in this city
The copy is in fine preservation, the figures
and lettering clear and distinct. 1t was for
merly in possession of Mrs. President Madi-
son, from whose sister,, Mrs. Richard Cuts,
Mr.. Titcomb received It. ElAAAs srl 5.-r.
On the Sd of March, 1906, Congress passed a
vote If tEeuIrs co COM p-eble, his ofacers and
seamen for their gallantry in the several at
tacks on Tripoii in 1904, and requested the
President ito cause gold medal to be struck,
emblematical of the attacks ON the town, bat
teries and naval force of Tripoli, by the squad
ron under Commodore Prebie's command, in
such manner as in his opinion will be most
honorable to him" 8St01. NlOA si4. l
In pursuance of this resolve President JET
ferson caused the medal of which the present
10 copy, to be prepared at the mint in Phila-
delphia and officially presented it to the gal
liant Commodore. The medal is 21-2 inches
in diameter and an eighth of an inch thick; on
its diverse side is Ane and distinctly mark
ed portrait of Commodore Preble In full naval
dress, surrounded by the inscription: SD
'oardo Preble Duci Strenuo Couaitia Annerica-
ma" (which translated is, The American Con-
gress to Edward Prsble, the vigorous COM
mander. On the reverse is view of the fort
resses of Tripoli with the American feet be-
fore them in full attack, surrounded by the
inscription, Vindiei Commereio Americani-
Ante Tripol, ADCCCIT which interpreted is,
The Avenger Of American Commerce, 1904.
The Institute is happy to receive this medal
as the basis of q collection of similar works of
art and mementos of our gallant and worthy
citizens. To this viii be added in few days
q rare collection Of pictures, books, manu-
scripts, newspapers and relics of much inter
est relating to Portland from our fellow citi-
zen and native of this city, e. M. Patten, who
is soon to depart for California for the benefit
Of his health. These curious objects have been
accumulating for many years in the hands OF
Mr.. Patton, and he is desirous of placing them
in public institution in his native place
where they will be safely kept and transmitted
to the uses of posterity. : ailt.1 saI a--
We have also recently received, from Mr..
Willis, valuable photographs of some of our
deceased eminent citizens which have been
placed in our rooms, and the original record of
the Portland Postofice kept by Samuel Free
man, the first Postmaster, (which began at Fall
mouth by appointment Of the Provincial Con-
gress, Of Massachusetts, Bay" The first entry
=
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14
Gray, June 10, Is


1 The Republicans Of Harpswell are hereby re-
quested to meet at Johns ms Hall, No. Harpswell,
on Saturday, june 18th at ~ o'clock P. NJ, for the
purpose Of nominating dsleat to attend the State
Convention 10 be held ut Bangor on the Path inft.
Per Order Of Town Committee.
1. MERRIAM, Chairman.
No. Harpswell june 10, 1863. d&wtdsn
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALN.-This article 10
the true secret of beauty. 1t il what fashiona-
BILE ladies', actresses and opera singers use to
produce that cultivated, distingse appearances
so much desired in the circles of fashion.
1t removes all unsightly blotches, redness
freckles, tan, sunburn and effects of Spring
winds, and gives to the complexion blooming
purity of transparent delicacy of power. No
lady who values fine complexion can do with
out the Magnolia Balm; rs cents viii buy it Of
any of our respectable dealers. -
LYONS Katharion IL the best hair dressing.
aHr 8sr-l je4eol&w1m
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14
DOdd's s,a.a<3
.nsl sl.I ~
f'as NerVine
..' ~ --7-. : Did Id.

l eH5 New London, Conn, April 2e, 1869.
ksmsmbered Frend-I thought 1t well 10 wait an
other week before writing, to see If continued to
improve, ~ have been doing for some time, under
the treatment OF the new medicine, and am happy
to tell you that am getting better-even faster
than whom You were here. commenced the use OF
DoDDs NERvINE without any body advising me to
t. When began with 1t could only walk from
my bed to the chair. MY trouble has been extreme
pain In the head, and has lasted over three years.
All the medicine have heretofore taken has failed
70 give me relef. am now able to go up and down
stars, ana DAILY improving. consider the NER-
VINE the best medicine have ever found and shall
continue its use tor am confident of entire re6ov-
cry. have taken only three bottles, and would not
be without 1t ON any account.
Je14dswt Very truly, Mrs. L. s. MUTE
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14

SoARBoRo.-The Republicans of the town Of
Scsrboro are requested to meet at the Town
House on Saturday afternoon, the 10Th of
June, .. 6 IL clock, to choose delegates to
attend the Republican State Convention at
Bangor, on the oath inst, called for the purpose
Of nominating a candidate for Governor.
r.-fs.l r Per order of the Committee.
Scarboro, June 10, 1862 je11sNd&wtd