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THE PRES 8
Monday Morning, June 6 1870.
Portland and Vicinity
New Advertise nrents this Oav'

New AdveriisementsGh this Oay.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Hostetter's Stomach Bit ers.
Wincham. Caucus.
Caucus New Gloucester
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
COX ooO in Premtnms. D oston Trottin g Assoc'n
NEW ADvERTIs EMENr COLUMN.
House and Ian for Sale .Charies Payson.
To Let. =. Rooms.
Notice for Proposals. II. Washburn, Jr.
Snecal Partnership. I'D w. Coolidge,
Stamp Cancelers, ;Lo ring, Short & Harmon.
Sberiff's Sale. :. T.. N. Perry.
Pssba Al:'s Arabian Coffee
Taxes. =. III. w Hersey.
Notice. -. j. Mitchell.
Once More. GO w. Wingate
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x LosrAtsr REvIvEp.-ft i5 said that the
Roman ladies embrowned their faded hair with
a transparent fluid, hut the secret of such a
composition was unknown 10 any modern
chemist, until Phalon discovered and produced
his Vitalia, Or Salvation for the Hair. Sold
by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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illustrators Sale of Real Estate

write or license from Hon. John A. Water
-, man, Judge OF Probate tor Cum berland county
Mn ua,i sell at public auction. on the premises on
b ou.y tne 9th day of June. at 10 o'clock A. M IN,
True, deceased e'e W '"e e''a'e VI 0ainue'
cioneaI iarm Is situated near Bald Hin, in New
80 49, ~, ai'ont nine miles fom Lewiston and
two inl.es from Gloucester Upper Corner contains
about one hu9dred acres suitably divided into tilaoe
my7tiunG DAVID n TRITE EIscntor
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COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS will find every
convenience at the st. julian. Those who
prefer to live on the American plan can make
such arrangement.
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REDFIELD and Rice's plated ware, all A
quality and warranted at Cogia Hassan's new
store, 129 Middle st. Call and be astonished
at the prices
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CoNsoLIDATIoN.-The Citizens of Portland
have been much excited of late upon this sub
ject-but the uniting Of railroads is nothing in
comparison to the union Of vegetables COM
posing the celebrated Botanical Hair Remover.
Sold wholesale and retail by j. NJ. Todd & Co,
"A Middle street. up stairs. may 26tf
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AT KICA.
FIGHT BETWEEN THE FRENCH TROOPS AM

FIGHT BETWEEN THE FRENCH TROOPS AND
NATIVES.
New York, June ga cable dispatch re-
ports that the French troops have just had
battle with warlike tribe of Morrocos. The
latter were completely routed. The natives of
Algeria are said to be hostile to the Imnerial
troops and general rising is feared. Rein
forcements are being sent from Toulon
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KID FITTING Skeleton Corsets- call and see
them at L. ID. Strout's 3i5 Congress st. Att
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REGULAR Monthly meeting of Portland Ar
my and Navy Union, Tuesday evening, June
9TH, at o'clock. Important business to be
acted upon. Full attendance is desired.
list Per order
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If you wish for India rubber hose go to
Cooper & Co.'S, 100 Federal street They keer
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. May 5-tf.
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PURCHASERS of Carriages of any description
will do well to call at the cold repository" of j
M. Kimball s. Co., 302 and 304 Congress street,
and look at the largest and best assortment
ever offered in Maine. Prices lower for good
carriage than at any place in the city, st
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ELEGANT STYLES not all wool Pants end
Vests for IS 80 at Geo. Rich s. Co. 10, Fore st.
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KID GLOVES for Gents and Ladies all grades
at Cogia Hassan's new store, 129. Middle st
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The STEAMER ORIENTAL will commence her
regular trips on the Lakes between Harrison
and Standish, on Monday, May Goth, 1870, con-
Meeting with the Portland s. Rochester rail-
road at Portland. Daily stages connect with
steamer for Waterford, Sweden, Lowell, Frye
burg, Conway and the White Mountains.
iao 1ff
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SoLoMoN's Patent Chidrcn's Corsets- a
new thing, at L. D. Strout's. Je 4-dtf
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SPLENDID White Shawls at l.. D. Strouts.
Je DIFF
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S19,5OO,OOO


The Remaining portion of this
Loan 7aoaC for sale at 81 I-2 and ac-
cI"ed interest dn currency. Can be
rad al the Conapasy's agencies, IN
Nes0 York or Boston; IN Ne,v York,
Tanner d; Co., Bankers. NO.40 Val
ST., or " =. COnUerse Dc Co., No. "a
Pine vt. In Boston. Of e. Rollins
Morse d. Bro, No. 20 State st.
Pamphlets, Maps and all in1or-
NATION can be obtained at either of
the abOce named agencies.
The attention OF Capitalists and
Investors IS particularly i1avited 60
these Securities. We are SATISFIED
they are all that could be desired,
ana WnheSitafingly recommend
iEeiN.
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SAME DAY.

2oOOV fTcmiuna hVOU, $1,000, 500
For horses that have never beaten 2.2s.
Daniel Pffer New York, names lbs Harry w Genet
(Formerly "Danyers Boy."J
Brown, Providence ms. g, Locust
hill. Albany, Y, ms. ........... g, w Ii Taylor
Wm Woodruff Brighton, ms. b Shepard Knapp r
VIM ID Grou, Hartford CT, MS. .br m Lady Sheridan
~ hlckOk, New YORK, Ds..........b IN Fanny Lee
Hiram Woodruff, Boston, ms. . blk m Jessie Walls
VIM Saunders q Son, Flushing, l. l, ms z,
Western New York,
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Foreign ElarIxets.

HAVANA, June 4-Sugar. all qualities, slightly adj
vanced, with impr we'd demand and large sp euatiye
inquiry. There were exported during the week from
Havana and Matanzas g. 600 boxes and 500 hhds of
which 200 boxes and 2 200 hhds. were TO the u
Nos IL to II rmer at a 81 reals and Nos Is to 90
buoyant at 81 GO III reals P arrobe; Moasses Nos
to 10 firm at Ct q Il reals; Muscovado interior to
common firm at q a u reals. Claeed Moasses re-
ais; Muscovado Molasses buoyant at reals. Stock
OF Sugar in warehouses at Havana and Matanzas
$4,000 blxes and 600 hhds. Freights active owing
to tavorab adviccs ct the Sugar market abroad aud
rise is expected
LONDON, June 4-11 30 A. M.-Consos 924 a 96 for
money and account.
American securites-U. s. 5-20's. 1862, SOL; do
1865, old. Sss do 1867, 90s; U. s. 1O-4Os S61 Erie
shares lSs. Illinois Central shares no. Atlantic
~ Great Western shares 295.
LIVERPOOL. June 1I.30 A. M.-Cotton dull .
sales 10000 bales; Middling uplands 1os a. 1O3d;
Mddling Orleans lid. AN'
LONDON, June i'll. 30 A. M-Suyar afoat 27s.
LONDON, June 40 P. M,-Consols 92s "a 90 for
money and account.
American securities-U. S. 52O's, 1862, sol; do
1865, old $50 do 1867, 500: U. S. 1O4Os, SOL Erie
shares lss. Illinois Central shares no. Atlantic
q Great Western shares 29t.
LIVERPOOL, .Iune4.2 P, .M.-Cotton dull; Mid
sales 5000 bales. Flour 2is Cd.
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GALVESTON. May 2S.-There is very little inquiry
and rates are generally steady and unchanged. To
Liverpool by sail has been firm, owing to the limited
room available. There are, how ever, late trans
ton which is mostly held by ,tors the rate at GIG
is nominal at the close. To New York by steam the
Liverpool by sail 9-16d p ib.; New York by steam &c.
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INJURIOUS EFFECT ON THE LUMBER
ILLINOIS.
l CHICAGO UORROE

CHICAGO, June ga large collected of hu-
man remains, including the flesh and bones of
grown persons and children was discovered this
morning on the roof of the Burnett Medical
College by sanitary officer, who was seeking
for the cause of a horrible stencil in that vicin-
ity.
DRONTH BROKEN.
The dry spell throughout the northwest for
the last two weeks was broken last night and
to-day by fine showers, which extended over a
large territory.
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Rudolph Berot's barn on North avenue was
struck by lightning to-day and three men were
instantly killed and one wounded.
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NEW RAEIPspIYEE.

IL AAiS0h DhdVE of LoGs.
CONCORD, June 4.-The first part of a drive
of logs belonging to Norcross of Lowell
reached here yesterday. The whole drive con-
sists of about .OOO 900 feet, the main body of
which is lodged at Seawall's falls, four miles
abova here
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Furniture, Croekery, &c, at Auc-
ton

an Wednes Law, june sth, at ten o'clock A NJ. at
~ Store corner of Federal and Market st.. we hall
sell ali the goods IN SAID stors sting OF new and
second hand Furniture, Carpets, Crockery and
Glass Ware Mirrors, Curtains, Plated Goods, Tin
and Stone Ware Show Case, stove, Desks, &c.
TIE store will be ooen until Monday night.
jeild Il. U. BAILEY q co., Aucuoneers.
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WASHINGTON, June 4-The internal revenue
receipts to-day were 81 1856 270, and for the tis
cal year to date $164, 4Sl ,941
SMALL PoX AMONG THE INDIANS.
Gen. Sully writes from Montana that the
Crow Indians have the small pox very badly
They refuse to be vaccinated, owing TO a SUI
perstitious dread of the process, and the in
iected lodges have been removed ten miles
from the east of the tribe.
WHOLESALE REMOVAL OF POLITICAL DIsABILI-
TIES.
Mr.. Robertson, chairman of select commit
tee on political disabilities this morning report
ed bill for the relief of more than 5000 per-
sons, residents of eighteen States and the Dis
trict of Columbia
COMBINATIONS
The Senate in executive session confirmed
the nomination of Wayne McVeagh of Penn
sylvauia as minister resident at Constantine
pie They then took up the nomination of
Benz L. Potts of Ohio to be Governor of Mon
tana, vice James nj. Ashley to be removed. A
discussion lasting nearly two hours eDsued in
which Messrs. Sherman, Morton and Howe
| spoke in favor of confirming the nomination
and Messrs. Sumner, Nye and Cameron OPP
posed it, but without coming to vote the Sen
ate adjourned.
| RED CLOUD SURPRISED.
| Red Cloud and other Sioux chiefs to-day
visited the arsenal and navy yard with General
| Parker The officers did their best to impress
| the Indians with the power of the great father
and their surprise was plainly shown when the
| fifteen inch Parrot gun sent its huge she'll four
! or five miles down the Potomac.
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MISCELLANEOUS

RAILROAD COMPANY,
Issued an denominations of $1,000
and $500. Coupon or Registered,
payable ia 30 gears, Uith Interest
payable 10Th august and 18th FEB
9u0Ty. a7e NeaO York, London, or
frankfort. frfe OF iGC. Secured or
mortgage only GU u completed and
mighty prosperous road, at the rate
Of SI3, 5O3,S9 per mile. Earniugs
an eccesS Of ats interest ljaOiliti s.
This line beang the DIiddle Route,
is pronounced the SHORTEST and
MOST NATURAL ONE FOR
FREIG 1T AND PASSENGER
TRAFFIC ACROSS THE CON
2INENT. 81. LOUIS d FORT
KEARNEY spaaned by q RAIL-
WAY. ana connecting avih The
UNION PACIFIC at FORT
KEAREEY.
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GENERAL CONFERENCE Of Congregational
Churches to be held at Yarmouth June 21.3.-
All persons desiring entertainment at this
meeting are requested to forward their names
before the 18Th of June to A. III. Burbank,
NJ. D., Yarmouth, Maine.
The following railroad companies have kind
ly offered return tickets. The Maine Central,
ard the Portland and Kcnnebec roads will give
return tickets to all who attend the Confer
ence, at the stations, with the ular ticKets'
these tickets not available unless countersign-
ed by the Secretary of the Conference.
The Grand Trunk road will give return tick
cts to all persons who present certificates at
the stations that they are Delegates to the Con-
ference.
By order of Committee Of arrangements.
YARMOUTH, June 3, 1870. jun42t
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WHO hath redness of eyes, badness Of head,
deafness of ears? He that eats bread made
with the foul alkalies in the market Who SO
simple is, let him eat his ill thereof and go to
his long home. But he that is wise, he that
would be strong he that would skip like the
roe, with breath like the fresh breeze of
themorning, let him use none other than
Gold Medal Saeratus, and he shall flourish
like the tall cedars of Lebanon, and live to
good old age. ie 6 d&w
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MURDER AND SUICIDE

PORTSMOUTH, June 4.-Hiram Jones ofNew
Market, aged so years, cut his wife's throat this
morning, causing instant death, and then his
own, inflicting mortal wound. Cause. jeal-
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OUR TABLE.

The following Magazines for March, arc re-
ceved, differing in kind, yet all a'lap,edto sah the
various classes for whom they were Intended, and
fIled with attractive and valuable resding.
Peterson's National, with its superb fashion
plates. patterns and Illustrations, every day
dresses, SC. and its excellent stories.
UsrPer's Mag anime, with its rich freight OF
literature profasely illustrated
GOOD Health, with it, valuable srticles in the
department Of medical science, and its practical
suggestions, fuse in every household.
Leisure Hours, with its biographical sketches
aad interesting articles on various topics.
zelI's Encyclopedias (ia weekly numbers,)
with IL valuable information on every subject,
combining the Dictionary with the Gazetteer,
History and biography, all well Illustrated.
Heecher- Magazine, with i,s short, spicy,
well written articles OF ability aud merit.
Halls Journal OF Health. with it, new dress
snd improved air and excellent illustrations,
The schooImate, y sp'cy aud entertaining
magazine Tor The Young.
The LATHE Corporal, pure, beautiful, grow
ing better each month.
The Atlantic Monthly, with its excellent
reading on a great variety OF subjects.
Our Young Folks, freightcl with pictures
and entertaining reading for the young
Every Saturday, with IT, excellent flustrs-
,ious and wide range threading matter presenting
very attractive weekly Journal
The Manufacturer and Builder, y. York,
with IT, hints aad valuable information to the
practical mechanic a. well IS to the scientific
reader
Woods uou schold Magazine, full Of good
things for every member of the ismlv-an enter
taiuJn- and descyvc,'ly popular monthly
Merry's Museum, always welcome visitor
and 4 special fsyoritt with the juveniles.
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El,o1l2 hmm STD.

Leave to with draw was granted on
petition of John J Perry ct ais, Tor the
establishment of Superior Court for Ok
lord and Franklin Counties.
The following bills were passed TO be
enacted Bill relating to the sale of in
toxicating liquors, and bill providing a
penalty for illegal voting.
The bill to make the Clerks Of Courts
appointive by the Justices Of the 5. j.
Court was indefinitely postponed.
Resolves TO aid Grafton, Roxbury and
other towns in Oxford County, in repair
ing roads. approPriating $4,000, was
paSSedto be engroSSed.
In tho Senate, the consolidation bill
came up by assignment, The bill was
amended 50 as to apply to the roads
known as the Portland & kennebec and
Maine Central The amendments re-
ported las, week were adopted, and then
indefinitely postponed, 10 to IA.
Resolved in favor of the towns Of
Grafton, Byron, RoXbury and Madrid,
passed the Senate finally on Wednesday.
Ii is said that Mr.. Mayo, voting undera
misapprehension of the question will
move a reconsideration, 80 that there is
chance for the success of the bill.
The Committee on Education reported
4 -,
purchase books foI the schools.
Bill concerning the rate of interest was
passed to be enacted by yeas -, nays 40.
The report oftbe Valuation Commiss ion
creates considerable interest
Hon. F. A. Pike OF Calais, took his seat
in the Maine Legislature, on Monday, rs
the successor OF Mr. Whidden. Mr. Pike
was formerly Speaker of the House
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Special Notices.
THE
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BOSTON. MASS.

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Its medical publications, comprising THE
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Laiies and gCntlemen-yOung, miidleaged, or
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Opposite the Revere House, BOSTON,
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The Worst Piles Cured.

wish 70 spread abroad the great benefit have
derived from the use oi DR. HARRISON'S PER
ISTALTIC LOLENGES. [ have suffered years
from the worst piles. | Used EVERYTHING To
50 PURPOSE. NATL found the Lozeuges; in less
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HAYES new and popular medical work entitled
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TWENTY-FIVE Years Practice

In the Treatment of Diseases incident to Females,
ha, placed DR. DOW NJ the head OF all ply ,icians
making .u II practice specially, and enables him
10 guarantee A speedy and permanent cure In the
wor-; cases of Suppression and all other he"stru-
al DerdAycnIrtis, from rha;erer cause. All letter.
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corr STREET, BosTON.
B-BparI furnished 10 those desiring to re.
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Boston. July, le,o. II
MAGNOLIA WATER a delightful toilet arii-
SUPERIOR J,lpst- at a.. 80 pr,'i.
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New Advertisements.
Two Farms for Sale.

yI,HE subscriber offers for sale the Farm on
i which he lives, pleasantly situated in West
Bucktield, on a good road. said farm contains
10 acres of rst rate land, suitably divided into
moving, tillage, pasture and woodland; has an
oil orchard of l20 trees and over 500 young trees
mostly grated and beginning 10 bear The farm Is
we'll walered and well fenced with stone wall cuts
from ~ TO 10 tons of good hay annually Buildings
consist of a story and half house, nearly new,
thoroughly buih and completely finished; honse,
2iNas feet-pOrch l6X2i, with convenient outOulid
ings barn l0x75, with cellar under the whole.
Also another farm adjoining the above named,
containing about IS acres OF good land, suitably
divided into feld pasture, woodland and orchard !
i well watered and fenced cuts about 20 tons OF
hay annually. Buildings ample, well finished,
and in good repair The owner being out of health,
will sell the above named property low Halt the
purchase money can remain on mortgage.
BENJAMIN MANN.
Buckdeld, March IL, ls7O. 4w