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The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

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The iRrpublican State Convention is to be
held Inc Nsrmont onthe j d6shIinst. Gen.1R R. a..
lWashburn's chances for the nomination for
Governor seem to be better, than that gof his
Voln 7 ~ peslisor,lG sW .911sl WoIa hHs YlqiilHl
IN The name given to the proposed consolidated
| road between Boston and 0gdensburg is the
Great Northern Railroad. The bill incorpo-
rating the company ana making provision for
the consolidation Of the different roads constii-9
tuting the proposed trunk lime will be consids
cred in the legislature to4day.sT ton ssob IL
In Watertowa, WISCONSIN there is a boy 13I
years ot age, who outdoes Tom eThumb-reven
i'm Toms forte1rlittlenesso He is 20 1-2inchess
in heiE Eht and weighs eHly oponndsd When e
months old he was as large az children of that
age ordinarily are, but from that time he ceas-
ed to grow, and bas gained only two pounds in
weight in twelve years. He has one club foot
and no thumbs SAuA seSn Sh' 9 sn'iAioA' %.
q Rev erdy johnson is expected To arrive IN I
} Baltimore to-day Baltimore knows him thor
oughly and willgive him q dinnef.slli bGe ,stGs
yis The Treasury officials who recently called on
Beauregard toasqaarez mp his accounts have
made the same demand on General Longstreet
but ne says during the war she lost many, of
his private Papers and does not know what he
owes. -, q.,
China has a @prohibitory law, but it re-
olatesto the cultivation OF the poppy. s''''i''lf
when Martin Van iButen visited Pbiladel
phia, a few years before His death, two young
men were introduced to him. he said to oneni
eAre you married2'' lssYes,e sif,s was the re!
ply. Happy man, "iremarKed thsex-Presi.t
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

Tewe eAdyersisesenas I his Nay
SPECIAL notice coIuns

II Boots and Shoes-T. e, Mesely g Co.. ,....Ss
Revere House WTisley, wetherDee q Co,
Science Advances--Hostetter' Bitters. u ''aiYkd
2 I0l NEW ApyERTIsfMENT CoLUMN.l 0Odg :
House for sale--Wm. HI. Jsrris.
Room To- Let. Inn hui bnR hiifus
Notice-Estate of Ann Shattuck
Saiesmen wanted-r Lucas.Tgff.t.s
Nntifs-James Trickey. - t.s,sr ,.. = -s.5.
) Minei al soap-Wm. L Wilson & Co. 't-ss
Jenny Lind Jarriage-Edw'd II. Durgin & Co.
Administrators Sale-B. G.. Somsrby.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04
, Ham,s. Aromatic InyigoratOr

DIR. HAMS Ar0matic lnyigorator
Removes from the system the ii effects caused by the
excessive use OF alcoholic liquors, and eheclually
destroys the appetite for these siimuiants II gves
/, removed from the system, thereby restoring ic 70
its normal healthful condition. As medicine, it 4
quick and aeffectual, curing the most aggrav1ted
cases OF Dyspepsis kidney Complaints and all 9TH
er DeIangements OF the stomach and Bowen, IN
speedy manner. This elegant preparation has stood
give a good appetite and prevent all suffering rom
Indigestion. Ladies Of weak and deicste constitp'
wine-elass fun before retiring viii insure swee
and refreshing sleep. All the proprietor ssks =
trial, and TO induce this he has put up the myigo
rator in pint bottles at so cts,-quarts Stoo. Rrin
cipal Depot, 45 CENTRAL WHARF, BOSTON,. Sold
by ali druggists. aaiF mayl5eodsESm +.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04
OFf OUT o, OF SORTS. .

BITTERs, ,ythe most medicinalin the market. Es-
tablished in 1884, mari 2-sNeod& WAN rs
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

THE GLEN HousE.-This fayorite White
Mountain resort win open for the season OF so
on the 18th OF June. 1t will be conducted, as
heretofore, by y. NJ. Thompson & Co., and tits
past reputation will be fully sustained.
innad-9t .L-..-l -. llN -lANA NAhl
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

9 TALL GRAss.-Mr. a. K Harmon Of this
city, has sent us in a specimen Of the grass
moved on one of his felds ON the I'd Of june.
The specimens Sent 81 clover and herds grass,
mi asure three feet in length The average
height Of the grass in the field was, two and a
half feet. Very tall grass for SO. early in the
saasoa sStssS IA 09t0.S3AJ .S9 St5S
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

THE Danecratic papers are thrown into a.
leVer OF eexcltement by the rumora that 1.-THE
treasury Department will llimmediatelyl take
measures to coileci. such part OF the direct tax.
imposed by the act Of 1861 as still remains due,
:. lnls WIN fall somewhat heavily upon Southern
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

Barqus Tatsy. Lewis. New York, iii ballast, to load
Sci Lady Woodbury., Woodbury., southward, with
$50 bbls mackereL
T-cignal tor brig
CLEARED.
Brig Hermoa, Hichborn. Monteyldeo or Buenos
Ayres--A s. s e. Spring, james q Williams and
Simon Cole.
brig Louisa Maria, (Dutehl Wynberz, Cieniue-
gos-E Churchill & Co
Brig deborah Soule, Soule, Cardenas-Lynch'
Barker & Co.
Brig Ida L Ray, Crowell, savannah, cd clearance
j II 6aker.
sch :, bble. 3, Cummings, Matnnzas Lynch,
Barker q Co.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

3 DR BENEErr, en- route, stops over until Mon .
day afternoon at the Estates" Room l6 heal
;,e aha sielS without medicine. ..-,.,-..-i. -.t
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

IT may be sacrfiigious, but we confess to a
feeling of extreme qualification in aDnoupcing
that the Old School Presbyterian Assembly
has adjourned after session Of eteDen days 1t
was good thing, but there was too much Of
it. 1t was like Congress In the days of the
late Andy. "a 81 0'-tisA9 no" taAii4iih I
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04
C2.jst0d0r0's H0ir DYe.

Has your bair tnrned mhifs with sorf ow3 Q til
SO Would you have it brown to-morroR?
Then the tinxe yon covet borrow so 1Ii3lea =,
rs;g From the DYE OFCRIsHADoRo.s ssIi bs1s
bsa aCristadorO'sA a AR Preservative9.
Crisia ore challenges the world to produce prer-
arafion for the hair that viii accomplish what his
preservatiye and bautifer is daily accomplishing IN
New York. He can pointto hdadreds OF instances
lin which it has 81 pre- enied d baldnesss 70 He
that it hall arrest the falling off of the
hair neresse its volume render it silky and piiable
and prevent or remove scurf and dandruf.a Baa y
Sold by all Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers' Mandatory No 6s Maiden Lane. Prin-
cipai Depot No rAstor House. my7eodtEeow1msN
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04
WONDERFULl

'aa The Secrets OF Love, OF Turkish Charm OF Edes
the Arabian Love Pulitzer ana suitana's Great se-
Aeret Fascnatcn, obtained IN Egypt, once in your
possession, you have complete control over any one
you wish; also, Tea Songs, yAuable Receipts,
Beautiful Arts, How to Get Rich, Choice Secrets,
&c, all mailed for ten Cents. Address Ns~t.i''
tsl'-<oe isssbez g - giseai T. r. WOoI, Ata4
Anr van. LES e ~ srois 70. - 2 SS-S.an q
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

Ex- CONGRESSMAN F.sAs PIKE is in Ireland
and the Ellsworth, american prints an extract
from piiyateietter written by him in Dub-
lin in which he says that the could country,
is SO charming be doesn't wonder that, Pat
brags about it, and that if he lived in ireland
he should certainly be . Fenian,o u sbapos q
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

ePoLAND0 WAFER, fresh from the. spring,
daily. for sale byAa F. Chase, No. 169 Fore
street. ~. ~ .s'sss .!s 80 E. iune4-2t
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

TEE F1sofUt F1suoffUtnrn nrnloor OF z MAfnssE2 MAfnsE 1.-The New York
Commercial Adyertiser, Quoting Our statement
that Maine has greater expactati6hs Of indus
trial growth than any other, Eastern STATE,
and that it should be Cfassed with Western
States in THIS respect says "there is an
doubtedy great future for Maine, and it.
would not be surprising ifshe should exhibit
some of those marvellous evidences Of growth
heretofore confined to our Western states.u ssi
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

LIE Boston papers agree that IL the woman
sunrage' ame ndment had been presented in
tne Massachusetts House, instead sf the Sem
ase' 1T would have obtained a much larger rel
ative vote. shg8Ift Tna 10 s4a8 os;eT hIr,o-e
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

PrRsosAEs 1--we are happy to isarn that the
family of Hon. Sidney Perham,, who have
been detained in this city by sickness for
many weeks, have So iar recovered thatS,they
WILDE able to, return home some time this
weak dsaia ll3isT u sstslode ~ 1sails basass
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

TEE LAMonnE VALLKY. RAnRoAD.--T The
Laanmoii'el Valley Nrwsdealer says that Chief
Engineer bale commenced the survey of the
Lamlo9iile y alley r. r. from Syanton to CAM
orldge Monday morning with fall corp Of asi
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04
NEW SrEAMER-The steamer Ella, of about

NEW STEAMERsTIhe steamer Ella, OF apout
800 tons burthen, which is to ply between this
city and the islands, arrived from Boston yes
terday. .inorning, between 10 and II O'clock,
under the command of Capt. Mitchell She is
elegantly fitted up and wiz be great addition
to our harbor craft. .zas .s1Haiau sollas -
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04
MuuscHpaI Ceurs.

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING. mo-
THuRsDAy.s State vs.. James Hayes Assault
and battery on Mary A. Green on January goth last.
Miss Green was walking up Center street with gen
tleman on the evening In question when Hayes
stepped up and struck her violent blow in the
mouth, from the effects Of which she was eonfned 10
the house for some time. Hayes was arrested by
officer wyman in Lewiston on Tues ay and brought
to this city, He pleaded guilty and was held in 5000
bonds for his appearance at the next criminal term
of the Superior Court.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

WILLIAM q. SEWARD and Mr. and Mrs + :
w. Seward viii leave Auburn next Monday
'or San Francisco vsa the Pacific Railroad. blS,
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

AN American gentleman, not from R6ods
Island, how travelling ID Italy, writes rites in a prio
vate letter.: sesol W0li9E 9d9W ISs
Sprsgae,s course has hurt us irp,s Iysh. ,ay
soroaS. ane Eseneh papers cosar n ~ Z -, ~
.s.., nod enough fh fhs ,eat disadyan,
lag., anffar tIropah fOolsh slhnoae
snuu s;ve Int q great deu'. worse that America
shonld aiso be disersiced through kim,lan that
ali its citisens abroad should be made ashamed
Of anv one of their Senators. 81 n, zgFs-, i.r, .
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04
Superintendent of Burials.

( Marrow EscAPE.-A little boy by the name
of Foss lhousht be would take a cruise upon
Back Bay yesterday afternoon. he therefore
started from the Dump on raft, formed of two
boards. but in an unguarded moment upset and
would have beendrowned il. It had not been
for another boy, about b years old. .who plunged
in and at the risk>of Ms own life rescued him.
That boy deserves a,medal from the Humane
societyG NAGEOO 9OAAsS
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04
1902. 10 az s7s4s.9l-.s b''s 1868.

lSOX. 10 q" sx04Ts 1905
Ia 1902 the gfandatb bere Dr. Tobias inlroduced
the Venetian Eminent ii EDg Dglaud 1t was 4 sue
cess although the price wac guinea bottle. His
late Majesty, William W, used it tor Chronic Rheu-
matisms and was entirely cnred after suffering iof
two years his attending physician being unable to
effect azure, and he wrote letter OF thanks which
is now in possession OF my unce q, IN Liverpool 1
have ling Tor the letter, but IL was
refused In 1Sl7 putt ont in the United States,
ana roEsin 1865 the sale issimmen .saThousands
OF families withoutit.s It is safe and limo
cent apply externally and to take inaernalys For
twenty years have warranted it to cure the io-
lowing complaints: I Cholera, Diarrhea, Dysentery,
Group, colic, Cramps, Vomiting and Sea-slckness.
taken internally ;and Chronie Rheumatism, Burns
Cuts, Bruises Old sorsss Toothache, Frosted Feet,
Swellings, Insect stings, and Pains IN Chest Back
and limbs, extesnallyA ItneverfaIs, fnsed as ai-
rected. For Cholera and Dysentery it is certain il
used when first attacked. No one once trying 1t
viii ever bs without it. - GA
Sold by all Druggists and Storekeepers through
out the United States. Depot 10 Park Place. n Y,
Pree6 Doc add d$taaebst ~ 19fzhzkk
May 7-eod&oowlmsN
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

GEM EwNa, the Democratic politician L,as
700 snrewd to permit himself to ,efurther
that were expected fro che suit pending be !
tween him ia,.s~sne notorious Perry Fuller n
arising s-,n their quarrel abput the division of
~ spoils gained in their Join tlebbying science
The money has beensdepesited with a. trnsteet d
oy ordeF OF the eerrhs AoeompFemise twas eff
iected owipgsoths urgent eptrsatess of Gem
Ewing. akeeGo IN ardt a.lnfn AL arr IL, b i
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04
3 MARRIED. ,

In this ctx dune o by Rev. E. c. BolEes storer 81
Knight Knight and d. Lizzie Leavitt, daughter OF G. II.
Z In Oxford june BY Rev. Saml Paine. j.. Mel
yln Fogg. OF kendais Mills, and Gussie p Ellis OF
Charlestown. Mass. .x-c,-.r1 :
10 In Lewiston, June 2, John Booth and Elizabeth
Garlic. E4eT7r4F 100
In Wilton, Nay 20, AuriIeus r. Woodeock. ot W
and Mrs hannah Wikin. Of Jay. SiI Y Eflcf'
In Wilton, May 20. stephen Allen, Of Jay, and
pdiss In Tempe; May 22 Oliver l. Mosher and Miss
.a1livp we'd a. ii.e 3.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04
6 BatcbeIor's Hair5 Dves. : - I.

This splendid Hair Dye b the best inl fbe Forld;
the only true and perfect Dye reliable, JIM
santaneous no DISAPPOINTMENT; no iidiculous tints
remedies the M effects Of bad dyes invigorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold BY al Druzeis!s and Perfhmeu, and properly
applied at the Wig Factory, i6 Bond st, NY.
1 June 3-sNd&w1yr ali xufgs.l tsai sra ~
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04
DOMESTIC PosTs.

SAN FRANCIsco-Ar 23d, barque osmyD Plum
Sid ID, ship Golden Hind Davis Mansanilla.
GAAtESTON--Cid 26th. sehs Alfred Keen, Rob
inson, PENSACOLA; = "A morales, Newman, Tonala;
j ~ Sohn, Upton. Piscagoula. fsL I.'
cdS MEW M 0kLEANs-cld 18th nlt. ship May Flower,
sAyANNAH-Ar ist, sch catswam,eak, Packard,
: sid 2sIh. sch Lizzie Carr Clilchrlst, Darlen.
Reed Caas Jane Emson ysSces aIS BUsioS Newton
SD sist sen N hathaway, Cole, Cambridge.
WASHINGTON Ar sist, scbs Laura a Webb -
Tor wilmington mo; Eva May, Richards, from Gar
@BALTIMORE-Ar sfst, brig Hiram AbiT. Tib-
belts. Trinidad; sch Howard 'Grifin. Savannah
Ar 1st sch Redneton. Hewitt, wilmington
Cid Isl, briRs siinnie Miller. Anderson Portland
Aasllns .sd q Kleha.asOn: Wright, Boston.
CID slst. sehs ! E Pecker Lowe. MaJagasz; RIM
Sid sIst snip Two Brothers iOr Annapolis Roads.
'PHILADELPHIA-zAr islst srhs ,lzstta. Smith.
gia Leighton, st Marys Eecia, Ba ley, Gardiner.
Cid sist. schs vesta, Waite, Bath; fhlanthrcpst,
Wcid iss. % c4rcue savannah, Scale, sombrero; sch
GertIude Coalwell. Boston.
NEW YOkk-Ar lst, barque Rosedale, Lewis,
Ar I'd. brig Machias, Whiting, Old HarbOr. Ja via
ar Sd, ship Asa Eidridge, Baker, Manila; brig
.Cld 3D. shlp ericsson, heley, San Francisco; brig
b + NaBh. Lancey, Cardenas. =. - ~,
Passed through Hell Gate 1st, schs Julia Nash,
New York TOR BosJon; Win Duren, LOWE, TN do Tor
Perry; Moro. Huntey, do Tor Bangor; Zero, Rogers
DO Tor EastPort; abby Gale RIDER ana bengal
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar ist. brig Potomac, Carver,
Darien
CALAIS Tor Providence; Avon, Iansor tor do, John
lLymbuiner. Calais der New York; GENTLE, Rock
Sangor o Screa 10 nom or
i New York Jane, E1zabethport Tor Boston. n Ber-
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04
1JaCkSOn'S Catarrh Snuff
AND ,FRoCHE PowDERq IN.

DELIGHTF6L AND PLEAsANT REMEDY in
Oasarrh, Headache, Bad Breath. Hearse-
ar. ness, Asthma, Bronchstis, C0ughs,
itod !DHH'1 Deafness, &cs,1a ae'ts@
1T r And all disorders resulting from Colds in
Head, . Throat and Vocal Organs
This Remedy does not Dry Up, - Catarrh but
LOOS GINS 1t; sIrees the head OF all offensive
matter quickly removing Bad Breath and Headache;
ntiays and soothes and burning heat in Ca
tarrA is so mild and RgrccabIe in its effects
that It positively sAs SnfFHNA2s DAD fFn.
CUR ES WITHOUT. SNEEZING!
As a Treehe Pewder, is spisasant 70 the taste
and never % nauseates; gyhep syallowed, instantly
Delicious eensaslon or CoeIncss laua
n = Cemfoft. - - - ~
- Is the Best Voice Tonic in tho worldi
Try - safe,i Reliable and only 35 censs.
Sold by Druggists ,cr mated nee, address Z, = as =
~ esn COOPER, WILSON Il Co., :, "a 80 80
8isa 'sna' Proprietors, philadelphia.
. Wholesale Agents for Maine W. W. whipple q
60, y. W. Perkins e. Co. W. r. Phillips q Co.,
Portland. Retaied by Druggists everywhere.
November 30, fs0s. M &S&w6msN a a'HSs~ q
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

THE PEAcE JUBILEE, Ample arrange
rnents have been made TO. ext,nguish amy fires
thai may occurinthes coliseum-pr probably in
anticipation of its being fired by the enthusi-
asm NATURALLY excited BY the occasion. "A gov
i eminent ngineer has sx am ned the building
with a view TO determine whether itaisl safely
Iubpilt and he reports with entire confidence
that it js safe beg ondHanyl of doubt So
many celebrated people have been invited to
attend aud have said that they would be glad
to do 50 that we have given up keeping the
run Of them. Itwould not surprise US in the
least if il should be announced that Mr. Gill
more had engaged Pan for ahisL gsand orchesl
,,tra,I as well as Orphsns, Arion and other nu.
isieal celebrities OF former days. Apollo was
lalwaysa sstuck up" fellow, or be might be exT
ipscted to give up the reins to Phaetoa again
for aday or TIVE, take bis Tyre and joinsin the
celebration. But he was always peculiarly
lsepsitiye to eriticismg andsknowing the weak
negses uofs a Boston -audienceo he may keep
avay.of1ss d9us iE ,oGlg 91sW tsnA % Z!
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04
MEMORANDA.

Brig Machlas. Capt whiting az New York from
Nassau. MP, brought as passengers, capt Haskell
and family the two mates aud steward, OF org
McInty1e which was wrecAed on Bahama ranks lst
ulr. The sMachias went ashore at Abacoa 1t ult.
started keel and sprung aleak, and was Obliged to
throw overboaId Iart OF deck load lOgwood to &c.
the vessel aflOat. "a a -
Sch kedipei0n.l Hewett, at Baltimore from VIII
mingtnn had heavy weather oil Hatteras 23d ult,
and lost deck iyaq lumber. cart Gregory, while
and lost. :. ..L. .
- sch MARY Stowe, Rankin. OF New York from Jack
songiIe, took gale 23d nit lai 80 Ion ana snip
ne a SEA which started deck load washed away da
Wis and boat, and splt calls. -
Sch Victory, Of Z lsworth. with lnnder was run
INTO "a inst, AM by steamer Aries. irom Boston loI
philadelphia, cutting her down AMI causing her tC
MI. The sohr was towed IN to Provincet0wn.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04
words or Wisdom =

-. FOE YOUNG NKN, ,3lF3F7HN
olfthe Ruling Passion I'm outh and Early Manhood.
with SELF HELP for the Erripg and 5unibrtunate.-T
SEM IN sealed letter vei0pes, tree OF charge Ad-
delphia, Pa. - sSmay2id& wan
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

TAT STATE AND NEW ENGLAND FAIR.7We,
learn from the Maine Farmer that the evening"
discussions or Farmers Meetings that formed
so interesting and useful q feature at the last
exhibition Of the State Society, are to be re-.
newed the coming fall at'the combined Fair of
the State and New England Agricultural So
ciety. The following topics are to form the
subjects of discussion each evening, and the
gentlemen named are to give the opening re-
marks: Tuesdays ,septA 7th, The EducatiehI
for Farmers; Prof NJ G Fernald,a Principal
State Industrial Colleges .Orono. w ednesday
9th, Insects Injurious to Vegetation; DR.. Geo.
b. Loring, President New England AgriculL
tural Society,". Salem, Mass. Thursday 9th,
The Diseases of Animals; Dr. s. H. Tewks-
bury Portland. EErEH
Z ARMY AND NAVY UNIoN.-The prizes to be
given for target shooting, at the Anniversary
Excursion of this organization on the 18th, are
to be seen at Capt. Lands store, corner of
Federal and Exchange Streets They are very
handsome and consist ofap elegant gold, badge,
silver card receiver lined with gold, and
pair Of silver vases, for the three prizes to the
members of the Society, and pair of silver
vases, Egyptian pattern, for invited guests.
All the usual amusements of an island party
willbe provided. ma
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

-sbaH sed n5so afe5 5sf 3o
Ssa % saA3 gns al 20 wonsa saoi5s64h
70 baa. aaasr d, sg,sss o.4r,g t,
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

~ THE GovFRNoR QUESTION 1--WE lanr are e.i.ad9 .gi.aad 10
perceive that there are many and strong ind T.
Cations that the npmina ion of Hon, Sidney
RerhaIn, which,-as we said week or two
ago, -woAld please the friends Of Temperance,
would also be pleasing to many other membersl
point OF view he may be regarded, Mr.. Ferharn
is a strong candidate a. He, would never prove
recreant to the interests of Temperance. In
every respect he would w6rthily discharge the
duties thatswonld deyolye upon him as Cow
ernor % . Riperside Ectovaoh ,iadt ri 4;s NV s4
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

The EPIDEMIC. Not the small pex, the mea-
s1es, or any of the plaques that are epmmon in
this vicinity, but an epidemic, of iminorality
seems to lie prevailing in Maine. AS il the
pistol shot fred on the Western Promenade,
Tuesday night were a preconcerted signal, re-
ports come from all quarters Of the State con.
taio3ng most unpleasant revelations in regard
to persons heretofore supp posed to be among onr
most worthy citizens. We decline to- give
place in'oor columns to injurious, rumors until
lnelr truth is established, for the sake ofagrat-
! iyillng morbid curiosity concerning tbemib )
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04
1dI aEpiED,q 400
MA RINEaNEWS

.szsgsgai9sI if Eih diiH slsisH ~ 81 4eaioi,
.s1aitQ ssAi "a aies 1ei 2n-afoia n1sd 11r3se -
Eise-t lsl
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

FeBa. at II 4ow, lon 80 %. ship Ariacau nom
Singapore for New York.
) Nay ls, lat 80 N, Ion 10 W, ship, Dudley, trom
London Tor Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

! 2 sTHERE will be held at Cincinnati. Ohio, on
'the'Sd day OF August an Exposition Of Tex tileS
sFab6cs, ,continuibg five days. The exposition
is to be held iupderthe aaspicesa,f the Woolen
Manu- fhetdrers' Associationo of the North West
and exhibitors are to beonl y residents of The
North and South West. The exhibition win
be most important ons, and, will afford those
curious in, such % matters an opportunity to de-
termine whether the West is gaining as as rapid
Jy yupon the East in the matter of nanufactur-
ers as has been claimed - :,
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

80. "a c--4.4 t5'igga 81 wdi Issg iics 80 il.H
@ s afirpsi alAil sasl4 1sai
apHsrgs ,Fktaes ts5 % ~ ilbsis
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04
Our Ihildfent

Need our tenderest care Their feet should be eoih-
cd substantially and comfortably. T. E. M0SELEY
& GO. 29s Washngtohs Boston, topposite Jordan.
Marsh e Co'sSosr f'r sale every slyls ef Boot and
Shoe that shall tend TO effectth bJthd 2}teA
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

oioP'i " AirHttA' Due fCNl BJA .&3setl s4tH ~
For many years we have watched the steady pro-
gross OF HI osfetscris stomach iBrtters in pub
lie estimation. and its benefcenr effects for
all complaints arising nom the stomach OF morbid
nature live are tree to cay that it can be relied
upon as acertain relief and rerneny. lis proprie
tors have made the above preparation, after years
careful study and citing and are now reaping fhe
reward claimed oy this valuable specific, and which
they s5aiehly merit itfs the only .preparatiOn Of
he kind that is reliable in all cases. and it therefor
demands the attention OF the afflicted.
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The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

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The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04

DAcoTA TERRfroRY has one advantage over
osher PORTIONS OF the far West-it seems to
have drawA large elydupon Naineh for settlers
Among the Maine men hereiwh6se1names we
at This moment recall are George w. French
iecensy' sappelnFed cirief Instiees of the su
preme Court, w. W. Brookings, forme rlp of
Wooiylcbs and recently appointed Associate
Justice, Walter A. Bhrlelgh, 10 deIeeaze-
to Congrssss4and ClarleslH. ETfus, former
" PrfTatet Secret tarys to Cows Cphy and CHAM
berlain and one of the proprietors of thePort-s
land Star, noweditor of aapapar in his snewA
home. notice also that Bartiett W. Trippin
young lawyer who has been associated with
I. 7. RillsbpEy OF Augusta, Eis,on the point aof
leaving for Hanctop, where he will open a law
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