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DIR. Johnson

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
aon, 9aduato Of ono Of tho most eminent Coi.
legee In the United States, and the greater mart
o. whose lie has been spont In the hospitals OF
a LgnIoa, rariS FhuadelphiS and elsewhere has
EeTe eyer known. Many troubled with ringing
~ the mead and ears when asleep, great nerous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashi0l.
ness, With frequent bluShing, attended some.
lime nmeS Mlth arrangement OF mind, were curOd
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BosToN.IoRN people are mostly Unita,
riansI because people who are born In
Boston do not need TO be born again.
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
l. County; in Chancery.
Lewis N. Hopkins and Johns II Janncy, partners
ander the name and style Of Hopkins q Jan.
ney,
US.
j. B. Detwller y Co., and A. H. Detwller h Co,
IS and others, delendants.l /
The object Of this suit Is to have determined
by an order Of Court, 10 whom tho moneys In the
hands OF defendants, James s. Wheat and So.
beski Brady, Trustees, should DO paid; 10 have
an account thereof taken. and to have the same
applied to the purposes Of the deed OF trust In
the bill and proceedings mentioned. II appear.
Ing from an affidavit filed herein, that j. Barton
Dstwiler, Francis D. Walker. Abraham H. bet.
wiler, Francis X. Shipper and Isaac DetwIler arc
not residents Of the State Of West Virginia, on
motion Of the plaintiffs by their attorneys II is
ordered that they do appear here within one
month after the date Of the first publication here
OF, and do what 10 necessary to protect their In.
Teste: SAMUEL D. McCoLLocH,
-.I. Clerk.
feb6Tu
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS'BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money ana Stock Market.

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW. York, February 1O.-GoLD-
The gold market advanced to 11O4 on the
increased strength Of foreign exchanges
but declined to1lOs when it was announc.
cd that the House Of Representatives had
taken the duty oil of tea and coffee
Loans were made from 8 to 9 per cent
Clearings about ,$21 100000.
MoNEY-Essy at Ga7 per cent.
STERLINa ExoHANdE-109B. ,.t'
GovERNMENTs-Firm and in fair de-
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WHEAT Z FoRnEs, Pins Attys. r S5G.ni
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
~ Ohio County ClrcuIt Court, Feb. s, 1872.
Belmont Nail Works COMPANY,

Henry Mccullough, Mary Mccullough, q. al,
.laa. Dds In ChAnecry
performance OF O contract made with the plaintiff
for the conveyance OF certain real estate in the
county OF Ohio, and 1t appearing from ailldAyits
1led with the papers in this cause that the do.
fendants, Henry Mccullough, Mary Mccullough,
Moses u. Cox, Catharinc u. Cox, D. A. Kerr,
Kate Kerr, James Kerr. Anna Kerr, jerome NJ.
Kerr, John d. Kerr, Josephine Kerr, Francis
Kerr and Mary Kerr, are non.resIdents OF this
state, they are hereby summoned to appear be-
fore the clerk OF this court In his Office In one
and TO do what may be necessary to protect their
interests In this cause. :,
Teste: SAMUEL. B. McC0LLOCH,
H; N. RUssELI, Atty for Compel. Clerk.
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VOTING MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain nrac.
uce, INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently
learned nom evel companions, or al SCHOOL, Inc
eneen OF which are nightly felt, even when
ssleep and, Il not cured, renders marriage i'm
HSo SS,a and destroys both mind and body,
MnAt PITY that young man, the hope OF his
country, the pride Of his parents, should be
Smnatched nom all prospects and enjoyments Of
nie ~ tho consequences OF dcViatinG from the
PAIN Of nature, and indulging in q certain se
Iea naoiL such persons must, before contem.
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MAl2l,IAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men CONTEMPLATING
marriage being aware Of Physical WeaknesS
Organic Debility DGforInities, speedily epraI.
ne WHO places himself under tho caic Of Dr n
may fehgiously conide in his honor as a gentle
In, ana confidently rely upon his skill as ply.
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N.I NStHet AAAth Ahu NunCy ob.t ||.f
.... .. aa .,, WHEELING, W. VA.
We offer, atvCry low rates.
800 Rags Prime TO Choice Rio Coffee.
100 Barrels New Orleans MOlAsses.
10 Choice Sugar Syrups.
% uhds n. o., Cuba and p. r, Sugars.
% Fancy Demafata Sugars. 1852
100 Barrels Refined Sugar. 80 I'D
4 sO Half Chests @. r, \, n, and Oolong Teas.
20 Barrels Mess Pork. hFT m - -
100 Ticrccs Prime Leaf Lard. ..r n
100 Kegs Family Loaf Lard. ...,...
70 Casks Clear Bacon Sides,
70 /" Bacon Shoulders.
30 TierccB Sugar Cured Hams. .- .
1900 Barrels Flour, r ..
100 Bags Timothy Seed.
80 Glover Seed.
100 Boxes Goshen Cheese 8H.
Macierel, Lake Fish, Malta, BrOoma, Spices,
Dye stnas, Wrapping Paper. A largo line 60.
locted Chewing Tobacco, Smoking Tobacco, Ci.
CARS, ETC., etc. riH5H an .fE
Agents for Miami Powder Co, boz. IaI
oc5 LIST, DAVENPORT d PARKS,
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A. sOG sS, ladies ladies had better be fast asleep
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YOUNG MEN

especially, who have become the victims Of Soil.
ssh1 SiSS, NAY dreadful aud destructive habit
!nouEanls OF Young mon Of tho most excellent
talents and brilliant intellect, who micht other.
Wise hayo entranccd listening Senates with ihe
Y Mi9nders OF eloquenee, or walked 10 ecsIacy tho
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Medical.
'RALTIMoRE LOOK HOSPITAL.
Es1AgLlsHEp asa REFUGE ERnn uuIrrrr


Ths0hlJPias NhsEe 4 Care can y OhsAInsd.
d. johnson haa discovered nc most certa,p
Speedy, and only RdeetuAl Remedy In tho World
iof weakness Of the Back or Limbs, Strlctures,
Anecn9ns Of tho Kidneys and Bladder, InyoI9n.
Nervousness, Dyspepsia, LarRuor, Low Spirlis''
Contaeion Of Ideas, PaipItation Of the Heart'
Timidity, Trembling, Dlmness OF Sight, or cid
diness, Disease Of the Head, Throat, Nose OF
Skin, Affections Of tho Liver, tungs, Stomach OF
howels-those Terrible Disorders arising from
Practices more natal 10 their victims than M
song, OF Syrens 70 the Mariners Of Ulysses, blight
Ing their most brilliant hopes and authorizations
rendering marriage Re innDOaaIhlO
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and hundred other symptoms. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR Is the remedy best that
has ever been discovered for these ailments.
It acts mildly, efOctually, and being q simple
quantities that II may DO taken. II Il harm.
less in every way; It has been used for forty
years, and hundreds Of tho good and great
from all parts Of the country will Youch ior IL
virtues, viz: .r.lt.. II - =
Hon. Alexander q: Stephens, OF Georgia. 70
Bishop Pierce, OF Georgia. '''' u l.s.
Gen. John B. Gordon.
r, L. Mott, Columbus, Georgia.
Arr among tho hundreds towhom we can refer
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MARRIAGE

reflect that q sound mind and body arc tho most
necessary regulates TO promote connubial hap
through life becomes q weary pilerimaSe: ia
prospect hourly darkens To the View, the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and illed with
inc melancholy reelection that the hsppIness Of
another becomes bliphted with onF own,
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LIVER DISEASE and
Indigestion prevail TO
agreAter extent than
probably any other
malady, and relief 10
always sought after.
II the Liver Is regu.
lated In It's action,
health Is almost invR.
rtably secured. Indl.
gestion or want Of &C.
ton In thu Liver
causes Headache, Con.
supauon, Jaundice,
Pain In tho Shout.
derS, Cough, DIXzi.
ness, Sour Stomach,
Ad taste In the
mouth, bilious ut
tsckg, palpitAtIon Of
the heart depression
Of Rnlrta or tho hlnna.
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d .t.ltDR. JOHNSTON, e..
OFFICE, NO. Z SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
L Icy 11na sac going nom Baltimore street. few
lAm0 aud number. w '1S
ITO lctters received unless postpaid and
Sontalninga stamp TO be used on the reply.
r,ersoIr writing should state age, and send Dor.
lion Of Advertisement describing symptoms. :
The Doctors DIPL0MA. hangs IN hiS office.
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS:
The many thousands cured OF this establish
ment Wlthin inc last twenty years, and the nu-
~ Dr; Johnston, witnessed by tho reporters OF
~ Svn and many other papers, notices al
which have appeared again and again before the
public, BESIDES his standing as gentleman Of
enaractes and respeetabtlity, 10 suiicicnt guar
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mAE1B tfIFT7TT u sH7f'Ilf =
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DISEASES OF IMPRIInFNcE


When the misguided and imprudent yotarv Of
pleasure ands that he has imblbCd the seeds Of
Inls painful disease 1t too often happens that an
illtimed sense Of shame or dread OF discovery de.
ters him from applying to those, who nom edu-
him, delaying TIL the constitutional symptoris Of
thlB horrtd disease mako their appearance such
u liberated sore throat, diseased nose, noctufna
pains IN the head and limbs, dimness OF sight
DEAFNESS, nodes on tho shin-bonos and arms, pro
palate OF tho mouth or tho bones OF the rloee ial
ID, and the victim OF this awrll disease becomes
horrid object Of commisReration, till death puts
period 70 the dreadful sufferings, by Sending
nm 70 That Undiscovered County from whence
i isa MELANCHOLY FACT that Thousands
AL victims to this terrible disease, owing TO the
unskillfulncss Of ignorant pretcnderS, Who, by
the ug0 OF that DEADLY POISON, MERCURY.
ruin the constitution and make the residue ofiito
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-18
Advice Gratis.

North conway, June LII, lo12.
To THE EDITOR OF THE PRESS:
The past two days has witnessed lively times
among these grand old mountains and given
our Portland friends rare opportunity of see
ing the beauties of this Saco Valley, for they
certainly have come with rush, and gone
we think, most favorably impressed with the
improved facilities of railroad communications
But the principal object of this note is, to sug
gest to those who may come here during the
present week. the following programme.-First
AS far as possible, make up your parties and
plans kbefore you start, and keep together.
Second-If you desire to take drive remain
at the depot, where all teams in readiness will
find u.-Third-Provide yourself with lunch
and if you wish to have dinner, call on any of
the numerous Houses Sunset Pavilion y
"Randalls," "North Conway House," Whitta-
ker's," echo House, "Kearsarge House, -
washington House," and mcmillan House, -
all prepared to do what they can to aceommo-
date The pleasantest ride we think, is to
jackson, eight miles, returning over Thorn Hill
where the finest view of the mountains and the
valley can be obtained. Or, crossing the river
at North Conway, a ride of three or four miles
brings you to the "Ledges,'' echo Lake,
| Cathedral and ''Diana's Baths all place:
of much interest We have written this solely
for the benefit of those unacquainted in these
| parts, and hope the weather duringi the
week will be favorable, and as many come a.
possible. Yours,
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-18
MINOR TELEGRAmS.

The trial of Stokes is set for Wednesday.
The ex-Communists, of New York, propose
to make hostile demonstration against the
French Minister, NJ. De Noailes, on his ar
rival.
James Cooney was sentenced to seventeen
years in the State prison, Saturday, in Jersey
City, for the murder of Robert Gallagher. The
verdict was murder in the second degree.
Mail advices from San Domingo state that
Baez is evidently on the eve of an important
movement He has concentrated 5000 men at
Aura and it is reported that he will operate
with his brother from this point in crushing the
forces of Cabral
A man named Joel d. Emerson, aged about
10 years. died in Providence, RI. Saturday, in
delirium fever. None of his friends are
known here, but he was understood to say he
was native of Wilmington, Mass, and had
friends near Canada He leaves some prop
erty.
The striking coach-makers, 5000 in number,
have returned to work
! An engine on the Lake Shore and Michigan
! railroad ran off the track near East Buffalo,
Monday, setting fire to two car loads of oil and
a car of hogs.
The American fishing schooner Franklin
Schenck, seized by Dominion authorities last
season, has been released on payment of fine
| and costs.
The. internal revenue receipts. Monday
amounted to $3.50, 208.
Amy Brown, aged Is years, committed suicide
at Colchester, Ct, Saturday, with morphine, on
account of the accidental death of her lover a
week ago.
Jim Ashley says that Carl Schurz will sun.
port Mr.. Greeley if nominated at Baltimore
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-18
NEW YORK.


Disturbance.
NEW YORK, June 17.--Most of the men in
Durants sugar house refused to strike and this
morning about 400 dissatisfied men gathered in
the vinicity and threatened the men at work
A force of police charged on them and after a
vigorous clubbing dispersed the crowd.
Abandoned at Sea.
The brig John Anderson, from Philadelphia
FOR Stettin, with cargo of 1886 barrels of pc
trOleum, was aba ndOned at sea on the 9TH inst,
lat AZ %, long. 90 30, having sprung aleak on
the I'd inst. and the crew refusing to stay by
her. All hands were saved. szs -ss5.1.5
The Progress of the Strike.
The masOns met to-day and again vigorously
denounced the action of the police. An access
sion of only one more firm to their demands
was announced. 20.
The striking sugar refiners have asked per-
mission from the police authorities for a parade
in the lower part of the city tomorrow morn
ing, expecting to turn out 5000 strong 1t is
believed the application will be refused unless
the route is changed as it is likely to interfere
too much with traffic b
The piano forte makers will all, it is believed
soon return to work on the ten hour system.
Two-thirds of the men are already at work and
only four establishments are idle. Those still
on strike propose to join the other branches of
the Eight Hour League i'll mass meeting in
Cooper Institute Friday evening.
The machinists and metal workers report the
accession of five new shops to-day, making 80
in all. The larger employers, including Roache
& Sons, are determined to hold out.
Railroad Strike d ....sf7.gzF
ALBANY, N. Y, June 1.-THE car shops at
West Albany to-day were deserted and silent,
over 1000 men having quit work. The conduc-
tors and brakemen have been obliged to act as
switchmen and signal men. A committee sue
ceeded in inducing the mechanics employed in
the Hudson river Railroad shops back of Green
bush to join them.
The laborers however, refused. The COM
mittee also failed to prevail on the workmen in
Boston and Albany railroad shops to join the
strikers, these workmen having declared they
will not act unless movement is inaugurated
in Springfield and Boston, and not then until
the movement is general along the entire line.
1t is said the conductors on that road between
Albany and Worcester will strike for an adj
vance of wages from $50 to $50 per month, and
it is expected their demands will be complied
with. t5tEs Efgr stf ~
1t appears the strike ON the Central railroad
extends onlyito Schenectady and Utica. The
Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo men are hest
tating in the movement.
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Mr.. DURGIN in his capacity of City Marshal
of Saco, is DESTROYS of cultivatiug the acquain-
tance of Mr.. George Williams, who claims to
be resident of Scarborough.
Mr. Williams left the Saco House few days
ago in company with a suit of clothes, the goods
and chattels of Mr.. f. D. Garbrinhouse, and
as they are his meeting clothes" Mr.. G. wants
them.
After securing new suit, Mr.. Williams was
seized with a sudden desire to take drive in
the suburbs, and accordingly sought to procure
team. He displayed his sagacity by applying
at the livery stable of Mr. Hardy, on Water
Street. But the eagle glance of the proprietor
was too mnch for him. 1t penetrated the
sleeps clothing and discovered the wolf within.
Mr.. Williams probably betook himself to a
more primative method of locomotion; at any
rate he hasn't been heard of since.
The reference to the sleeps clothing above,
was not intended to be disrespectful to Mr..
Garbrinhouse, it was simply a ''fgger."
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-18

NEW YORK. June 17-Evening-Cott less active,
closing firm sales SIS bales; Middling uplands 26ic.
State 95 a IS; Round hoop Ohio 90 a Is; Wes-
tern 8 IS a 9 IS; Southern Z so q 10 co. Wheat a
shade frmer and quiet sales Is 900 bush No Spring
western IS q es white Michigan 90 C ea
Corn in good demand; sales 236,00O bush; steamer
Oats more active and shade irmer sales ios, 900
bush Ohio at 81 a a 53c; Western 81 a 51i. Pork
quiet and steady; new mess 10 40 q Is 45. Lard
Whiskey quiet; buyers at s73c sellers ssc. Rye firm
filming ST q Sc. Coffee quiet and firm; Rio is q isc
Gold. Molasses quiet and steady. Naval Stores
Spirits Turpentne dull at 54c; Rosn dull at 20 q
25 for strained. Petroleum firm; crude l3c; re-
Freights to Liverpool easier; Cotton per steam Id
Grain do I'D. Corn per sail Cd.
NEW YORK, June 17.-Cattle Market-Beeves
at II g i4c; average 12ic; receipts 600 head
to $50 per for Beeves $50 for Sheep and S37 Sc
for Hogs. Sheep dull and heavy at 5 a &c. Lambs
a 12c; receipts Is, $50 head. Hogs-no live offered
dressed dull and heavy at 81 q SIC; receipts ,OO(
head. s1f'f ms
CHICAGO, June 17.-Flour nominal. Wheat irreg-
ular; it opened dull but closed active; No Spring al
1 4S q 40 cash or seller June; No 8 do 50. Corr
in fair demand and lower; No Mixed at Az a IA;
cash or seller june; 45i g 45a seller July; rejected
Tic for closing; No at sc Barley quiet and veal
at SIC for No 3 fall. Pork frmer IL 80 on spot Oh
s 70 cash and Is seller July. Bulk Meats stu in fail ii
Ss Bacon rm Shoulders e 5c clear eIs III
hams eS W6shs soa Ct sq cattle as
at 90 a rs for prime to extra steers. Live Hog
steady at TOO 8 90 for heavy and 95 q 10 fo
light.
Freights--Com to Buffalo7.
Receipts-SOOO bbls -four, 81 900 bush wheat 3O7 OO
bush corn $4,000 bush OATS OOOO bush 1000 busl
Shipments-6OO6 bbls flour, COCO bush wheat, $50,
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and conducted his own composition. The en-
thusiasm of an audience was never more mark
ed, and never more heartily accorded to any
other person. excepting Gilmore, than that Civ
in without stint to Herr Strauss, when he made
his bow to the Boston audience OF over 10000
sonls, with his favorite violin under his arm.
The selection was beautifully rendered, and
was repeated at the enthusiastic demands of the
audience.
Shortly the 100 firemen in their red shirts fill
ed in from the rear of the stage, and Gilmore
again resumed his white baton amidst the ap-
plause of the audience. Verdi's anvil chorus
was then performed, The chorus from Trova-
tore being sung by the various societies, accom-
panied by the 100 anyils, organ, military bands,
drum corps, bells of the city, and cannon.
1t was most enthusiastically applauded.
Paine's chorus "This is the winners of God"
with full chorus, organ and orchestra, followed,
being its first performance from an unpublish-
ed oratorio. 1t was well received and was
greeted with hearty plaudits. Nearer my God
to thee,,,' first voice being sung by the 150 Sc
lected artists, the End by them and the chorus.
The remaining stanzas by all the voices and in
struments, the audience joining in the last
verse. Thus closed the first days performances,
the last echoes grandly rising in religious
pean to the Almighty.
Anniversary.
The 9th anniversary of the Battle of Bun
ker Hill was duly celebrated to-day, one of the
features of the celebration, being the dedication
of a soldiers monument. As usual business
was suspended and city galy decorated with
bunting. a.
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Valuable Farm, Farm Stock, Fur
nifure &c :st Auction.

ON TUESDAY, june %, at ten A. NJ, we shall
" sell the valuable and well-known intervale farm
of Abner Chase now owned and occupied by Capt
Josiah L. Chase, East Limington, Me-, containing
about 1870 acres, well divided into tiage moving,
pastnre and wood land, which Is valuable
growth of oak timber; about rs young fruit trees,
1-2 bearing The building consist OF a new ootagon
house. IA rooms including bath room, ample closets,
large attics, heated with wood furnace; cemented
cellar, brick estern. From the large cupola you COM
mand one of the finest views of the mountains and
surrounding country to be met with. Two new sta
bes fitted with all the conveniences for horses cattle,
&c.
The stock consists of threeyear- Morgan colt,
yoke oxen, choice cows, pig, hens chickens, &c;
the entire farming utensils, with which the farm Is
well stocked, wagons, sleghs &c. All the Furniture,
parlor suit, marble top table, what-not, Brussels
and Ingram carpets, 2 black walnut chamber sets,
marble top, painted chamber set, and other cham
Der furniture, wardrobe, crib, hair mattresses,
feather beds and bedding, extension table, dining
chairs sofa crocksry and glass ware cutlery. cook
stove together with the entire kitchen furniture
Also one fine piano, octave, round corners carved
legs and in every way superior instrument.
One SAFE child's carriage; 80 heading boards; 3M
very choice clear pine boards; I'M white oak plank,
sc.
This is one of the most desirable and finely furnish
cd establishments in York county.
The reason for the Capt.'s selling is that himself
and family are about starting on another whaling
voyage.
ieiitdNW&F f. o. BAILEY & CO.. Auctrs
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-18

MoNDAY.-In the case of Thompson, lbellant, vs.
steamship Clotilda, Judge Fox delivered very long
and exhaustive opinion, decreeing $4,000 damages to
the beant in the action for salvage and dismissng
the libel brought on bottomry bond.
William Gibson, libellant, VS.. William P. Lincoln.
Llpei Tor personal damages by assault on shipboard
py respondent, master of ship On trial.
JAS. Gainforth VS.. Same. Action of the same ma
ture above.
Howard s. Cleaves w. l.. Putnam
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-18
The Railroad Exc ursion.


To the Editor of the Press:
Will you please say to those parties having
tickets for the excursion to-day, and who were
unable to get into the cars and to those who
could not obtain seats on account of the crowd,
that no more tickets were issued by the Com
pany than accommodations were provided for,
but that persons, under misapprehenson as
to the necessity of conforming to the arrange
ments made, who had tickets for the previous
days and had not used them, and many persons
without tickets, some even from neighboring
towns, who had no right at all on this train,
crowded into the cars and occupied seats pro-
vided for the ticket holders. We shall endcavor
to guard against recurrence of such disappont-
ments. These excursions are for the purpose
of enlightening our citizens as to material facts,
and it is desirable that the seats should not be
filled too largely by children, certainly not by
inhabitants Of neighboring towns
j. HAMILTON Superintendent.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-18
THE PR ES s
CITY AND VICINITY.
New advertisements To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Zeal Estate-F. o. Bailey s. Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Wolf-Tone Association Notice
Caucus-Westbrook
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Jubilee Ball-Wednesday Evening.
Leavitt's Minstrels-Music Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Black Silks-Covell and Co.
Wanted-63 Cumberland st.
Found-G. L. Bailey.
Lost-Ear-R Ring.
Me. Steamship co.-Henry Fox.
Coal-A. Goodhue d Co.
Wanted-Chf Cottage.
To the Hon. Charles W. Walton.-Nathan Webb.
To the Hon. Charles w. Mathematician Webb.
Casco National Bank-Wm A. Winship.
Trunk Depot-Edward Nixon.
Second National Bank-W. S. Goold.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Sunset Pavilion-Messrs. Mason.