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The Portland daily press., 1870-06-30
Caesapn - saa Rafalas,

G7sry Intelligent sDd thihslps pefeCn must know
fst nejies handed out foT general usa should hs &c
Del, seaey established by well tested experience Il,
the aants 0. regularly educated pby sicaD, whose
preparatory studies tit hr for al the duties lie rnst
fulfil; yet the country is fsoded with poor uCstru
and oure-aa, purIas AZ to be the best 10 tie world,
EhlcS are not OF seiess, bus always iruuriolf.
fhe unfortunate stzis he PARTICULAR 10 5eisctins
his physician, as 1t is aDentabs yer ,Ieontrovsrt.
BILE fact thar n,ars syphtc patients made mis-.
cradle 9Th Tul'. constitutions by GaltrsairsIsvt
srom nexpsrence1 physicians in general prsctce ;tar
sa point GENERALLY conceced by the bsst syphjiogrs
!hera, thst the 5tady s1t management OF these
dlants should sGkToss the whole tine or those wnc
uou.d be competent sri successful In sheiI tresl.
man: and care. The isa.perenced general praet :
toner, having neither opportunity t;Ins 60 ,ai
himself acquainted With taeiI pathology co1nElo.. =
Pursuaa system OF tresynent in soosi cases ma
ing an tpGiscrimirsts thst sMtcv Atsd and Dag.
gerous waspor, tho Aeyaury,
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-30
For Halifax, Nova Scotia,
WEEKLY LINE.
E'SpR BOSTON

- The new and supeti0 sea. poini
>~ST-a.s.a IN steamers JOHN BROOKS an
Il n I'M MONTREAL having been tte1
& 49, 49, NJ al greai expens With are,
sata@a~-" Dun,bti o. beautiful Slate K Ons
Will run the season as follows:
Leaving Atlantic Wharf, Portland at o'cipcs
and an India Wharf, Boston, every day at o'clock
u, lSundays sxcented1
49, ..s,s.,. so
ss.t.sss.s,sss.. . l.uO
Srsigkttsnenas usual,
Nav 1, ie6q-dtf
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Why Don't You Try
Wells CarbOIiC Tablets,

They are n Sure Cure for Sore Throat,
Gold ,CrOup, Dipihcria, Catarrh or II onrsc-
ness; Also N successful remedy for Kidney
Dimculsiea. Price % cents per box. Sent by
mail on receipt OF price, by j. @. Kellogg, 81
Pla ST., New York, Sole Agents ior N. Y.
my3O SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. sw
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M EDICAL.
The Tl.vre Es7, siafowvs,

Eclectic PAysicj07af
Formerly from New Yora, by request has return-
ed to Portland, aud can be Iourd at the United
States Hotel days only, where she will treat
tor all diseases that flesh is heir to.
Price for Examination, One Dolla,.
Cerfi6cnses of Cures,
This is to certify that have been sick for wears
win what the ph sici.n 10 the number OF or 10,
called Drop.y of the dvatt ami Enlargement of The
Liver. called on Mrs Manchester, the rlaiivoyent
phys can, on the 1871 June, at be Merrimac House
she made an examination OF nv case AMI immetli-
ateiy told me | had q tape worn. She prescribed
medic ne for me, and in 80 hours had one bnndroJ
and eighty feel OF the tape worm pass fl and he
has portion OF it that any one NAV see at her
rooms This isl true statement OF the case and
Recommend al 10 go and see her and try her ILL
GEORGE II. RI HARRISON
MARY ANN RICHARDSON
Newburyport, Mass, Dune 70, 1869.
NEW GLOUCESTER. April % 1s7n
This is to certify that called ON Mrs Manchester
the ceebi ated Physician, last August to be treaeI
for Rose ancer on the Lrea>t: Five different
knife. did not feel Dg 10 submit TO that treat.
ment; consequently they told ne they culd do
nothing for me. Fearing OF Mrs. Manchester's
con ult her. did The oath August, and at this
Time my breast is ell and appea anee OF cancer
must truly say that think her a great Physi, ian
ADVISE every one 10 go and s. ntr and give her
trial. MRS N H. PERRY
HENRY Perry. ~"
FAIRuAVrN, Dec. !, 1869.
wish 70 let the public now ttat caet on mrs
Manchester eish months ago. be trcated tor lie IL
ness ard Catarh have been deaf Tor eleven yea
totally dear with one ear, aud partially so wnh
the other nah con nlte number of hy ,ci,ns
al to no purpose. J used AIRS. hanchestrr's rene
ties six months, and can iruly say have been
happv man sinee gQt any hearing. l am, by the
blessing OF q inc her kill, fully restored to nv
bearing. l ADVISE all tn 60 consult he she will
tell you hone:tiy what She can do
JOHN L. FISHER
This is to certify that Mrs Manchester has ,loctored
IN my family to) six years, with marked success.
She has cured my wife OF dropsy in its worst form
my daughter OF spinal disease wears standing
sister ofdeaness and caarrh my latter of ulin-
ness. And would recommend her to the public as
ski'tulphyscian, and every way worth, OF patron
age. JOHN HODSDON
Portland, Maine June Goth 1869. d&wtf
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DIZZY y. s. d DGHEss,
CEN sE 70 I'D Ar BIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
No. II PYeote sf.Met.

Eext sbe Frsbse xscaee,
M GEi.s he cS1 De consulted prlvste!y, and vt
w the utmost ,On6dsnos by the afflicted, II
aours daily, and roe A. m. TO 8P. III.
Dr. !" addresses tEoes Who arc suderius 1naer ttss
ao1lctloa OF fvata iissases whaiteI srIsps from
Impure connection the ssrribls 7ice OF ssIf-souss
Oevotns his entire time to that psrcula, orsncb OF
ehe medical profession, hs ieeis warranted in guar.
AEtEElNe C0Bs IN ALL CAsRs, whether Of lora
standing or recently controed, entirely removing
dre3s OF esass from ths system, and making or
feet svd PERM Ar!ENx oUas.
de would Gali the etteEticD OK cha siiosst TO tie
act OF ME lopg-stso3,n2 End Te-esrnsd raputstiop
urnisAiEs sgssisnt Assurance Of ais shin sn s,.u
0sss,
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Regular Line for Mnbridge, Cher
ryfied and Addison Point

Schooner Lodi, w. II. Robinson MASTER lying
at Long wharf, will sail tor the above ports next
week. Inquire OF the Wliartenger. or the Master
on poard' june25d1ws
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-30
SfiEva s,@N L&GEzs

Al who tavs conlYnitts1 an exeess c! say izd'
neither it be the solitary vice Of youth CT the tr,
re rebuks Of misplaced confidence in Taturss yssts
sEER roE An sNTInoTE IL sEAsnN.
xhS Paine and Aches, gnd Lassitude ano + s.yGrf
Prostraton that may follow Impure Coitioc,
are the Barometer TO the whole system.
DO not wait fOT tbs contamination that sure 20 FL.
scw; do not val. for Unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss OF Beauty
ami Cu,nDIayfou
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-30
RfsISlss aKx& snax.


There sre many men Of the age Of th.rsy whe are
troubled with too frequent excavations rcI the bIad
der, often accompanied by slight sr,arciug or burn
Ing sensation, and weakeuas ths system L, a mar
nsr the patient eanI:ot G5eonnt for. On szaE nu &
the urinary deposits tory sedinent ai' loftsp b.
ieuEd and sometimes GZ1an particles of seIoen CT Al.
S1Enen viii appear tie color viii re OF Fir min
lab hue, again Changing % dark and co. AZ ,sa
snce. There ert nan7 abe dia 0f 4af iitcuIt;
ignorant OF 'ha eausa. Ri.icS is the
aE0oND a2Aax o. sINIaAL vEA3Syss.
can warrant perfect cure in s,lGb eases e,,,i 3
fill end healthy restoration OF TIE urinary oreans
PsTsons who cannot personally eorsrlt tae De-
can do 60 by writing IN plain lsanneI & leecrtr
t'en Of theI 3leeassss and tie spproLriaEe req
1il be for varied ixanis, ately.
1Au correspondence strictly c1nEdao.isi II. 9Th
b returDei, Is desired
Address: DE-. i. u. Il U0EE6,
go. Il s@rable Strss.
HsIt dooE to the Prebla House, Portland, Ne.
~" Send Stamp for Cirealaf.
Eclectic bgedtcoi kssHgennru,
TNb THea LADIES'.
DR. HUGHES particularly invites sll Ladies. wn,
nsed medical adviser, to call Mt bis rooms, No. 70
Presle Street, which tbev vii and arranged FOR their
especial accommodation.
d. Hs Eleotic HsnoTaE1ns NJ satenes are uDriys,.
100 IN ecacy and suuerioy virtue in r. ulatjre ali
kenaie lrre2a.aritss Their action 10 specific enc
certain Of pradueius relic. a shori time
LADIES viii tEd IT 'nvairehle IL all aa.sa of m.
structonF after 81 other sdes hays been tried in
vain. It ls purely vegetable Gon aiming rohns "
She least I'M urops 10 fe sath, and lcav he tsssI
with perfect sassrv a' s}i tines.
Bent TO an rSs6 ~ sss oF1GGy, with dircction.
~ addrefsug DR.. HUGHES,
jsn1.1sssdSw, 20. Il pr.Hia Strrat. porr's rd
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-30
Portland Daily Press stock List.

For the week ending June 20, 1870.
CORRECTED BY WIN. II. WOOD & SON, BROKERS,
OPscrlDfsOnS p0rHnjue f6orod 1cf.,x,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-03

tim as Of July 9th. 1869, between
Mines aua IIarris, for a seat in Congress
from the 9th Congressional District, |
heard Judge Hugh W Shelley, in con-
We sutton with party of gentlemen, say.
follows. viz Il net with Judge flar-
ris OIL the street just before the election
and was in conversation with him, when
a co!ored Hlan pf the name Of Dennis
Harris approached Judge Harris and ad-
dressed him as follows Judge Harris,
have been looking for you for an hour
or more. That thing is all fixed. We
have had meeting 10 night Mr. Phelps
has declind in your favor Your name
Gas you reauestod) has been placed on
,ur ticket the ''Valley Virginia." is now
,.;. ,ting them for you, and they will all
be ready for you by morning upon
which j., dye Harris turned to Shelley
anl eli, .*Sheffey. please say nothing
about this meaning the approach OF
nnnnis Harris ) it will iniure me in the
COMING ol.ct;on,- Judge Shelley saying
that after The election he no longer felt
himself bound to secrecy, ~ 1 1e'ste"0o ~
the said approach of Dehn 5 .'a c!
Given under my hand. !, 'o'Su"'on
this 26sL OF October, 1870" rv
WAl. S. McCHESls u
Aud now, fellow G, nseryative vott VI
the Sixth Congressional District, VIC in
woke your aid in the election of CoEBIN
II. REYNOLDS, Esq, Of Botetourt county,
to the next Congress. as the only Con
sentative candidate nov in the field, and
in the vindication of the Conservative
party of this District, against the attempt
to foist upon it candidate odious to the
party, and in whose political integrity
it places no confidence,
CONSERVATIVES
Oct. 81, 1870. OF ROCKINGHAM.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-03
Valley Agricultural Fair.

We regret that eur columns are SO great
lv pressed this week thai We will be una
bile to give ga extended account of i be
Valley Agriea,tar4l Fair, held ct VIM
chester daring last geek. aaG which we
had the pleasure of Attending
the grounds are the same as formerly
used before the war, for the, same purpose,
but 9. lch more handsomely and .conven-
i,utly improved. The buildings are am
ply spacious and conveniently constructed
for the ,sitfeneut departments sof bueo lie
exhibitions.
TIE CATTLE SHOW
was fully up to any similar exhibition prl-
,or to the war. There were some Inc
ljevons and Aldeneys The hog de-
partnent was fully ,repre santed' The
chestcrs filled most of the pens, and at
,Iac.td great admiration. The sheep folds
we're Lut i'js 6iled-oply several Merlnc
and South Downs. The horse stables were
well filled, and represented mauy bcautl-
ful aud fast animals of improved stock.
TIE LADIES DEPARTMENT
was ncatantl tastefully arranged, and ex'
Libited ercditable. display of bread
Lutter, pickles. handiwork and every
v.riety. of domestic and culinary art'hce
Mcssrs. Allen sld Steel both contributed
p great variety Ct tLeir beautiful flowers:
which added greatly 10 the appearance o.
this department..
The Agricultural implements, aid
Stove department was well filled. Mr.. j
Fetzer, formally of this place, had on ez
.hibiuion the most beautiful and best ar
Hanged stoves. of all-kinds, now manuiac-
4ured. Mr.. f. r. Snaps Foundry was
sreprcseped by a variety Of ornamental
work.
The Fair Grounds 3zoro we'll attended
during tie entire time, and great satisfac-
,icn expressed. Ca Friday the three fire
Companies, in uniform, marched through
the grounds, drawing their beautiful dec
GRATED engines and reels. At twelve
O'Clock, Friday, James H. Williams.
Esq. delivered the Agricultural Address.
Itwas delivered in fine style and to the
great satisfaction of the assembly. Mr. "
did great, credit to himself both as orator
and as a gentlemen well versed in Agri-
cultural science. We wished to publish
some extracts from the address, but the
advance sheets from one of the Winches-
ter papers. as promised, have rot yet-reaeh
ed US.
The Fas2 was a great success, and we
but express tue general feeiipg of all in
attendance, when We say we ,mere delight
ed.
Mai. Hunter and Beall of the Times
Mead of the Sentinel, Mr.. JAS. H. Will
lams. andlaauy 0aler kind friends vii
accept our thanks for courtesies extende.
US while there.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-03
Virginia Legislature.

RICHMOND, Oct. 26.-In the Senate,
to day, the bill amend ne the act provid
ing for re- assessment of the lands in the
State, providing for an cxtention of the
time in which the assessors may make
their returns and permitting reassess-
ment in the counties injured by the re-
cent rains, where the parties desire it,
vas passcd.
The bill saspcnding the collection of
taxes from sufferers by the late food was
reported upon adversely.
I he bill amending the 31st and 35th
sections of the general election law, al
lowing ballot to be deposited before two
of the judges and giving the judges forty
eight hours in which to make their re-
turns, was passed.
The bill to amend the code in relation
to the jurisdiction of .judges-granting to
county and corporation Judges power to
grant injunctions in vacation, was passed.
4 bill regard Misunderstanding out
their dutizs-was passed.
Among the bills passed were the fol-
lowing: Appointing trustees for the
town Of ,Carrboroush,- Prince William
county, declaring certain portions of the
Shenandoah river lawful fence; amend
ing the code in rcletion to insane persons;
authorizing the building Of a branch road
to Lynchbulg by the Atlantic and Allie
ghany railroad amending the act for
the re assessment of the lands of the State;
amending the law in relation 10 the par
tition of lands; amending the law in rela-
ton to jurics in criminal eases and change
Of venue; providing for re, assessment Of
real EST ate in Stanton providing for
the government of towns less than 5000
inhabitants; amending the act authoriz,
ing subscriptions by Rockingham, Au-
gusta, &c to the stock Of incorporated
mpanies.
Bills were ordered 20 be engrossed
amending the charter of the town of Win
chester, and perfecting the subscription
by Page county to the stock of the Shen-
andoah Valley Railroad. and to amend
the code with regard to the jailor's fees.
RIcunoND, Oct. 27.-The Legislatu re
is working steadily, aud but little is al
lowed to interfere with the legitimate OBJ
lects Of the session.
In the Senate, to-day, the bill for a re-
assessment Of tie real property within
Stauntou was passed.
a resolution repcalipg the resolution
for an adjournment on tie 9th was defeat
cd-it being feared that q rcopening OF
the question might prolong tho session
The bill in relation to taking land With
OFT the owners consent, for the use Of in
corporated companies was lost, The vote
reconsidercd aud the bill laid on the ia
hln
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-03

The Nor folk. Journal says:-"lt is re-
of the most savage scalawags were the
most ferocious frc-eaters before the war
The Missouri Radical Drake is an in
stance of this. 1t was he who in 1859
brought forward a bill in the Missouri
j leg slature. to sell all the free people Of
color in that State. he would now dis
franchise nine-tenths Of the. citizens of his
own color. Brownlow. "a miserable
wretch, was furious advocate for the
reopening Of the. African slave trade
Brown, of. Georgia. went hpwshet be :
yond the most bot headed Southern men
up to the var, but he is.now one of the
most INDECENT Radicals. The course of
Hol len is known to US all. =
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-03

One account saws that the numb

One accoun says that the number Of
French prisoners captured at Metz is
rs 900, another 1f3 900 the latter is,
probably, an ezaggeration. But even
lie fist named number is an enormous"
capture. Sedan and Metz are the two
heavy blows-blsws such as were hard s
ly ever before given, infhe way of Triso-
ners taken, in any previous war on rec
ord. A french journal estimates the
expenses Of the war, hegining with the
! { ,st Of ornaments in 1868. at four hun
pred and sixty millions of pounds sterling
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-03
TO THE CONSERVATIVE VOTERS
OF TIE
SIXTH ESSEONAL DISTRICT
HARRIsoNpuRG, VA. Oct. 81, 1870.

HARaIsoNBuRG, VA, Oct 81, 1870.
FeUom- Citizens:-A few days sinceI announce
ed myself as an independent candidate for Con
yress Since issued my first address, ] have
visited various portions fthe District and have
been receive with the warmcst manifestations
Of favor BIZ the people. Gentlemen, have but
little more 10 say to you, have already told you
that am no politician and have never worn po-
litieal harness have offered mYselfas candi-
date because Of the outrageous frauds reFpetra-
ted upon the people by the so-cdIed Convention
helt, at Iarrisonburg the 18th inst.-That
body. admitted repI esentatiycs without authority
from the people, and manufactured delegates who
had no authority to bial the people.
In Botetaurt, my own county the wishes OF my
peop were Outrage0UsY misrepresented, ana
the true representative men Of the county
were prevented BY the food from attending the
Convention. ] believe that the fl ming, labor
ing and practical interest Of the District have
right to representation and | know it is their
wish to discard broken DOZEN 2'ro'es sioRft 1'oitt-
cions ] refer to my record as Southern man
as a guarantee for my conduct. should you elect
me as your representa- tive. The people have
RICH to choose and, to them | appeal! | have
always been true to my people and section, and
have "no recantations to make nor palinodes to
sing ne ither ask nor eypeet radical support,
and the enormous ConserT a tive majority IN the
Distriet-nearlv l. 900 --Drecludes the pnssibili-
ty of the election Of an OPEN Radical candi-
date with but three candidates in the field.
| come before YOU as an out and out Conserva-
tive and as such am willing to stand or fall.
| am Of Virginia, with Virginia, for Virginia,
first, last and all the time.
If cannot be elected true and COM
promising representative of the best interest OF
II native State, | de not desire to be elected at
ALL C. M. REYNOLDS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-03

A dispatch from Washing ton say:
"All mem bers. of the Cabinet attended
atbe meeting an the :2eth,, which contin-
ued for three hours The time was
principally occupied in considering qlfes-
tions cQnne cted With the Election law,
and particularly as to New York. the
general sen tiinentsbeing that it should be
strictly enforced. The arrangements are
now complete so far as the aaiiItzry forces
ARE CONCERNED, and their command will
,soou be Issued enjoinipg upon them great
.caution, to be in readiness to render
such aid as may be necessary in the en-
,forcemelt of the law"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-03
x-Mayor and United States Commiss-

Ex- Mayor and United States Commiss
Toner George Chahoon was yesterday
convicted in the City Court of Richmond
of uttering forgery, and his punishment
assessed at fou: years in the State Peniten-
tiary 4 new trial has been moved for
10y the prisoners counsel. The announce
ment Of the verdict ofthe jury caused
much excitement in the COURTROOM.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-03
:, RnIaoNBuHe, Va, Oct. 81. ts7C.

II, RaisoNBu&G, VA, yet. 81, 1871.
w r. lily NJ, ESQ,
Editor Stanton Vindicator:
DEAR srn:-we sire to commgnj te} to you
the fact that the Co.'s VI 80 a.
county are united in ttn.n,'y+ ~ tbo
CoBRiN NJ. REYNOLDS, Of =: n;sfr;n+ W. ~
Conservative candidate in IT, Dis '-o '.' 'i
tend to give him . 900 ma i0rlt. >1n,',ha, W.
this county on the Sth day of !. ntPo. oo'','
earnestly appeal to old Augusta an, m I'D
ties of the District, to wheel into til -
emulate the example of Rockingham. g I,oro
Gray and all other Conservative candidate Iii
withdrawn in favor of Mr.. REyNoLDs-and ~
support him actively and energctically up
shutdown on tic day az election.
We have the most cheering assurances, that
shenandoah, Page, and the whole Valley will
co operate wi til us. The pretended Convention
which assembled here is proven to be a fraud in
every sense of the word, and its Reputation is
essential to the Conservative cause III this Dis
trct
Yours, Respectfully,
THOS. SHUMATE.
CHAS. L. HAAS.
JOHN C. WOODSON.
G. SHERRY.
j. K. SMITH.
= Il. A. GRAY.
j. D. PRICE.
WIN. b. COMPTON.
RAN D. CUSHEN.
JOHN II. BALSTON.
And large number of other Conservatives
representing all parts OF Rockingham.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-03

Much alarm has been excited among
the English and French residents Of Chi
ma. by The report that day has been fix
ed by the Chinese for general massa-
ere Of foreigners. This report may be
uufounded but all accounts concur IN
stating that the hostility Of the Calnese
appear to be increasing.
The Philadelphia papers complain Of
the bungling and incorrect manner in
which the census OF that city was taken,
aud attributed TIE cause to the feet that
ignorant negroes and incompetent whites
were mploycd by tEemarsha Is to DO the
orl,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-03
TO THE CONSER VATIVE PARTY

SIXTH ONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
| have reason to believe false and sensa-
tional circulars are now being prepared to
be thrown before the public on the eve Of the
Election 1t is the work of few malignant
persons who would rather crafty bad pas
sion, than witness the triumph of the Con-
sentative party. AS your chosen candidate,
feel i my duty thus to warn you, in order
to defeat the Radical candidate and to foil
the object of these evil doors.
Stand by the organization of your party
and time i'll prove that he, who has been
chosen lis standard bearer, is worthy the
high trust reposed in him.
Respectfully,
JOHN f. HARRIS.
Nominee Of Conservative party.