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wIsrAR,s BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY

Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma. Group Uhoop-
ing Cough, QaiRsy, and the numerous as well as
dangerous diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs
prevail, in changeable climate at all seasons of
theyelr few are fortunate enough to escape their
banefu influence. How important then 10 have at
hand certain antidote to all these complaints Ex-
perience proves that this exists in Uisfars Baisan
10 an extent not found 10 any other remedy; howev-
'r severe the suffering the application of this sooh
ng, healing and wonderful Balsam at once van
pushes the disease and restores the sufferer to won't
d health.
GEORGE W. MILLETT, ESQ,
editor of the "Norrdy Adrertiser'' gives his opiu.
ion of this great remedy substantially follows:
NORWAY VILLAGE. NE, Aug. A. 1860
Iessrs. 5. W. FowLE& Co., Boston
Gentlemen For remedy of such undoubted
ierit as DIR. WIsrARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
cheerfully give yon my testimony, and trust that
theirs may be induced thereby to give 1t trial and
&c relieved Several years since first became
,uanted with this Balsam at time of distre ssin
Ough aud cold, which took such firm hold of my
Ings to render unit for business. and its OPP
ration produced a speedy and permanent cure, after
cying various remedies to no avail.
In our town this remedy is a great favorite with
aany, and if all who suffer will give IL fair trial.
0ink they will find il to be of more service In pull
lonary affections. than any other remedy of this
Ass before the public.
Yours respectfully, GEO. w. MILLErr.
Prepared by SETH W. FOwLE & CO., Boston,
: nd for sale by all druggists mch2l d& w3m40
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DOMESTIC PORTS.


SAN FRANCtSCO-sd 18th inst ships Imperial,
Hutchins. for Hong Kong; White Falcon. Merry,
Al 2ist inst. ship White swallow. Bunker. Boston.
NEW ORLEANs-Ar 9TH. ship Zouaye. whiimore
Boston; bark Laura Russ. Russ. Bordeaux; 10th,
ships Z Winthrop. from New York; Picayune.
CID sih. ships Galcna, Leavitt. New York; 18th,
Mont Blanc, Donnell, do bark Alice Minot, Lowell,
flowed to sea Sd bark White Sea
Cid l7,h ship scioto. Mack, Boston.
BALfiMoREs-Cld 18th. sch Hart. Wall.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 10th, brig itasca. Rose, fun
Key West; sch ID NJ French. Jones, Portland.
Taken up-ships Robert Cushman, Otis. and Cath
arine. Freeman. for Liverpool; bark Our Union
Kent. for Curacao soon.
NEW YoRk-Ar 2Oth, brigs Eivira Clark from
Ehzabethport for Boston; Olive. Hoibrook. Lnbee
sehs springbok. Dennis, Newberu NC for Boston
Texas Ross, Eizabethport for do; rhos Xix, Hall
Rondout for Salem.
cid 2oth. bark Amaxonian. Foster. Monte,ideo and
Ar 2ist. ship Java. Daggett Glasgow; brig Fredk
Eugenie, Ach rn, Rockland; scbs Albion Glover
and ID II Baldwin. Glover. Roekland; Eagle, Hall,
and ST Lucar. Barnes do; Hardserabble. Gregory.
Cummings do for fortress Monroe; Emeline But.
Ter. Maehas; VIM Arthur. Haskell, Po rtland.
.sey pni,adsIsh,s, Boroipo HOWE. R.ltimaIs
sch senator. Bray, san Juan del Norte-
sToNINGTON-In port 18TH sch Juno, Wells, FIN
NEwPoKf-sld 10Th, schs Miuneoa. Holt. from
Machias for New York; Giraffe; Richardson. Calais
Tor do: Annie fdith Nash. Mliorluge Tor do.
AT anchor of Beaver Tail 2ist. AN, brig AMMAN
dale. Tden, Cardenas for Portland.
BOSrON-Ar 2lst. schs Lgure Conn., Calais; VI
Frances. Barbour, Orand Magnum Bonum. Bah
bage Frankfort; Hudson, Brown, wiscasset for
Alexandria.
Cid 2lst, schs Martha. Robbins. Baltimore; VI F
varnum, Lunt. feuobscot; Ocean Wave. Turner.
Bangor; Nimrod. Homer. Bucksport.
CID I'D harks Zone Burseley, for Buenos Ayres
Momentum. Edwards. Providence; schs oakes Ames,
French, Beaufort NC; kosciusko, Fuller, Thomas
ton: Laeonia, Proctor Saco.
BAN6oR-Ar 10th, bark | avid Niekels, Carrie.
Cuba via wintcrport
WINrERPORr-Ar 18th. brig NJ Herrera, Kill
man Boston; sch Balloon, Grant, Cardcnas.
Ar 10th, brig l. I Knight. Parks Carteaas.
BATH-Ar 2lst sch u W Rawley, Allen, Vienna,
MARYLAND.
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ORIGIN AL AND sELECTE

gY-On the first page-The Withdrawal
from Charleston.
srThe Polish instruction is reported to
be on the increase.
sg-The Bath Times says that Mr.. Grin
Blaisdel of that city, has laid the keel to a
bark of about 500 tons.
sg-The little stern-wheel steamer Augusta
is to ply between Bath and Augusta the pres
ent season.
Mrs. Jane G. Swisshelm of Minnesota has
been appointed to position in the War De-
partment, with salary of $1,000 per annum.
sE-Prof Edward Hitchcock, Jr son Of
ex-President Hitchcock OF Amherst College,
has been appointed corresponding member OF
the Imperial Geological College OF Vienna.
YEA. c. Hewey, Esq, Clerk of the Courts
of Sagadahoc, having accepted an appoint
ment as Paymaster in the army, r. b. Street,
Esq, of Richmond has been designated by
Judge Walton to take charge of the records
until clerk shall be appointed by the Cover
nor. As there is no opposition to Mr.. Street,
and as he is everyway qualified, it is probable
he will be appointed to the vacant clerkship.
ga letter from a field officer of the
Maine twentieth to his friend, in the city, da-
ted April 18th, says, ave have had heavy
rain storm which has prevented move that
we contemplated. A few days dry weather
will see this army on the road for battle. The
country is now looking to Gen. Hooker's ar
my for some success to our army and do not
believe you will be disappointed. The army
have confidence in him,-the dicipline is good,
the orders show us that they are well ma
tured, and our men are in fine spirits"
s1The Union men of Bath had large
meeting last Monday evening, and took the
initiatory steps to form Union League Capt.
Brinkerhoff of the army Of the Southwest
now Qnartermaster of Augusta-was the
speaker of the evening, and for an hour and a
half he was listened to with the most profound
attention. There are few speakers who have
the ability OF Capt. b. to interest and instruct
an audience, and at the same time inspire them
with abiding faith in the sure result to which
come at last 1t would do our Portland friends
good to hear him.
sg-The great Musical Festival just con-
cluded at the fremont Temple, Boston, is
said to have surpassed all similar efforts in
Europe or America The great Prima Donna,
Madame Anna Bishop, who the Boston Jour
nal styles the greatest artist in English song
ling" who performed her parts in fourteen
concerts in eight days THAT is, afternoons and
evenings.) These concerts were for the bene-
fit of the Mass. Volunteers in the Department
Of North Carolina, and Melted them $1,000
We shall have display of the above lady's
abilities at the new City Hall next Friday eve
ming, with other brilliant artists from Gilmore's
celebrated Boston Band, and at rate of ad-
mission within the reach of all, being only
twenty-five cents.
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PR OP d = AIS
FOR HARD AND SOFT WOOD

rINuE Purchasing Committee OF the Board Of
Overseers of the Poor will receive proposals at
their Office in City building, until Wednesday, the
18Th day of May at ~ o'clock noon, for the follow
ing quantity and qualities of Hard and Soft Wood I:
400 Cords first quality Hard Word
200 =. second - a.
DO " first quality Soft Wood.
To be delivered as follows, viz:
100 Cords I'd quality Hard Wood.
on or before the LIST day Of July.
100 Cords LIST quality Son Wood,
or before the LIST day of July.
100 Cords I'd quality Hard Wood.
or before the iss day Of Sept.
100 Cords LIST quality son Wood.
on or before the lst day of Sept.
100 Cords LIST quality Hard Wood.
ON or before the lst day of July.
100 Cords lst quality Hard Wood.
on before the LIST day Of Aug
21o Cords lst quality Hard Wood.
or before the LIST day Of Oct
Bidders viii state the price per cord for each quail
ity delivered at Aims House, Al Canal Landing, Lib
by's Corner, or either of the wharses In the city
LEWIS b. SMITH. Chairman.
Portland. April 2ist. 22dtd
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, April Il.
Bills have finally passed the Legislature
submitting to vote of the people OF various
counties along the route of tue Pacific Rail-
road to decide whether the county shall sub
scribe toward building the road in proportion
to taxable property, viz: San Francisco county
S1o00,000; Santa Clara 100000; San Joa-
quin S250000; Sacramento s300,000; Placer
S250,ooo: Nevada si500O0. The people of all
the counties will vote aye.
At large Union League meeting in Sacra-
mento on Saturday Senator Conness pledged
himself to sustain the Administration in its
most radical measures for suppressing the re-
belion, and not follow the lead of Senators
McDougal and Nesmith.
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ga company of young ladies and gentle
men of Bath, having formed an amateur dra-
matte club, gave an entertainment last evening
at Columbian Hall for the benefit of the SAM
tary Commission. The "Golden Farmer was
one of the plays. A second entertainment is
to come Off this evening.
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The Capture of the Gertrude.

NEW YORK, April y.
The prize steamer Gertrude was captured
on the 10Th inst, off Harbor Island, by the U.
5. steamer Vanderbilt, after a chase of several
hours. The Gertrude was bound to Charles
ton, and on arriving of that port aud finding
it so closely blockaded, steered for Nassau
She is Of $50 tons burthen, aud has cargo of
powder and military stores. Her clearance
shows her to be from Nassau bound TO st.
John N b.
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Important Capture ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of the Ram Queen OF the West.

NEW lUKk, ApTII 70.
The Herald's New Orleans letter OF the
14th inst. says the news to-day from Brashear
City is of the utmost Importance. The enemy
evacuated his works at Centreville last night
but will probably be captured entire, as he is
enclosed between Gen. Growers forces on one
side aud those Of Gems. Emory and Weitzel on
the other. He Is leaving his guns and ammu-
milton behind him.
The steamer Diana, lately taken from us,
will certainly be re-captured, as the United
States steamer Clifton has removed the OBJ
structions in the river, and is rapidly approach
ing her.
The ram Queen of the West was captured
from the enemy in Grand Lake at 10 O'Clock
this morning. Capt. Fuller, her commander,
and all her crew and officers, numbering 80
persons, are now prisoners at Berwick Bay.
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NEW ADVERTIS EVENTS


4 full meeting Of the creditors Of the late John
n Rounds, held this day. pursuant to previous no.
committee Of NINE duly appointed for that purpose.
who reported as toows,which report hereby anaH-
imoasfy accepted
From TIE Probate Records
Whole amount OF claims allowed against the
INVENTORY OF THE ESTATE.
Goods and chattcls 2.6 s6
Rights and credits, 400 Is
AND FURTHER THE PROBATE RrcoRps SAITH NOT
Sufficient. however, Is here apparent that instead
in reality pay about s per cent less the cost Of ad-
minstration, and the furniture 1926 SCI
Sewell G. strout. Howard & Stronfl '.As COUNSEL
FOR THE ADMINISTRATIVE" according 10 his
less that Of s5a5i at New York. ASSIGNED TO HIM
SELF FOR ~ PER CENT. As evidence that said Strouf
has not paid over % per cent on IS $40 s. Of these
constituting part Of this report;
Nessrs. Smith Traftos. Ne,c York
The dividend upon the claims against tho estate Of
John Rounds il % per cent. amounting upon your
claim TO $40 80. You can have the amount by send
ing order for IL to any one here. The dividends
have all been paid out except yours. . long time
sn'e anu Y saa ,o in,x about your claim
The Accosnf may De stated thus. -
s5.'si 425t "a s5sss So at 20 per cent s1Ia5 ss
Goods and chattels furniture, Sc. the Court
allowed the administrative to retain. 2f6 es
Cash at sundry times and Note from Strout
TO the ADMINISTRATIVE. as per his account
In part rendered her. s75 90
Amount Of the New York claim remaining
unsettled, 4A
sam So
This amount. SAM S. taken from the assets.
siseS 81, supposing the n York claim of s5a 54 to
be paid In null show q balance Of 24S5 81 less the
cost Of dd1inisfrafioH, USAccoUNrED FOR THE
HANDS or SEwEIL G. STRouT rkich Of right. to-
gsfher rifh fac 1916 ADORE set rfh should hare been
paid 10 the respecfire creditors II said estate.
Your Committee. therefore. upon q full and dis
passionate review of the whole matter. Of opin-
ion that by reason of the OF said
Sfrout. all the creditors, except ID. r. Chase, have
been cheated out Of their just dues and recommend
TO each of them to take such legal measures. the
laws may afford. to compel said Strout to make good
the difference between what they seyeraly got, and
what the estate shcaid have paid. and roaid have
paid had the original entries the books If the Pro-
bate Records been faifhfafiy Carried out
ID. T. CHASE. Chairman.
Mosks MORRILL,. Secretary.
Portland. April %. 1858. sp23 Tn S&Tutf
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The Casualties at Washington, N. c.
NEw YoRk. Anril p.

VIk'Nf
Newbern letter states that the casualties
in the defence of Washington, n. c., were two
killed and twenty wounded, among the latter
Capt. Richardson, of the 44th Massachusetts,
regiment.
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Municipal Election.

CHICAGO, III, April =.
The total vote was 20,300. Sherman was
elected Mayor by lis majority. The balance
of the Democratic ticket was elected. The
Council stands twenty Democrats to twelve
Republicans.
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fPer CITY of Baltimore, at New York ]

Ar at Liverpool 9Th, Atmosphere. Harris York
Wisconsin. Scott, do: Kate Brigham. Moses, Pha-
dleton and Fideia, Bessling, New York; Pcquot.
Mullison, New York.
Ar 9th Mamaranack, and Emerald from Nlork.
Sid 9TH, Astrea simpson, King Georges Sound
Harvest Queen, Young, for New York.
Cid 4th Enoch Bernard, Flitner, New York and
sailed sth.
Enid for ldg 4th. Ellen Austin. Garrick. aud Lucy
Thompson, Croker. New York; Bridgwafer. Sisson,
do; w IL Prescott, Batchelder, Rio Janero; 9Th,
j NJ Thurston, Gilkey. Genoa via Cardiff; Ith, VIM
Tapscott Bell. New York. - =
Emit out 9th, Z W Stetson, Hurlbut. New York.
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DIED..

In Bath. April q. Sarah. wife of tho late jesse
Mitchell aged 90 years.
In Sanford, March 90 Mr. Nathl Chadbourn. aged
20 years 18th. Mrs Abigail wife of the late William
Cowan. aged 50 years months.
In whiteded. April IL. Mrs. Susan. wife of the
late Nicholas Kennedy. aged ~ years; Mr.. Abraham
Preber aged ~ years.
In Harmony. March 10, Mr.. Sas Emery, aged 81.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Singapore Sd ult, ship Cromwell, Croker,
Calcutta.
Sailed from Maurtius. date. ship Mary Crocker.
Studer Calcutta, and put back 23d with loss of sails
Ar at Honolulu I'd ult. bark Arctic Hammond, I'm
Boston, TO return April Is,
AT Amherst Feb 9, ship kineo. Peterson, for RAN
coon, to load for Queenstown.
At Vera Cruz l4th ult, brig II Emery, Perkins,
for Minatitlan, to load for London.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

wedne sday. .....................APrh 22.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston. knight. Boston.
Steamer Hary est Moon. Rox Winterport
Brig 4 Mathews. MATHEWS. New York.
Sch Renown, tBrl Proctor, Walton Ms.
Sch Leesburg Blake. Boston.
sch Phoenix. Henley, Portsmouth
Sch Granville, Morton. Rockiand for Lynn.
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake. willets. New York. Emery
& Fox.
Brig Imogcne. Mccarsy, Ma,anras, by John Lynch
Co.
Brig Danl Boone, segar. Cardenas. by q Hunt
Sch valetta, Lord, Havana, by Chase Bros Co.
Sch Leader. Harding, Bedeque. PEI, By Far
Sch Iris, tBrl Pettis, farsboro rs, by master.
Sch Harriet Baker Weber, Philadelphia, by Jos
ii White.
Sch white Sea. Littledeld New York. by Moses
Niekerson.
Sch Marmora. Smith, Boston, by Jos II White.
sch Harriet Fuller, Hamilton, Boston, by G
York Son.
Ship Walter Lord. l079 tons built at Richmond in
1866 has been sold AT London for 1850; she requires
repairs.
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sB-Mr. John Allen of Gorham shot large
white owl in that town yesterday morning.
The owls wings, when spread, measured about
five feet across.
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beautiful FARM In Gorham, ON
AA-l the Y. q &. X. r. Road, containing
AII about 80 OF ex selenf land,
~ Z good buildings. plenty of wood for
home consumption. good orchard
all in good condition. about ne-haf miles from
Gorham Village. Good place for q store.if perssn
should like to into trade and in all respects fne
place. Dor further information call on n. BROWN,
Esq LIZ Exchange street, Portland on the own
err. on the premises. APPS eod3ws
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WASHINGTON, April II.
Gen. Hurlburt telegraphs from Memphis
that he has information from the rebels that
the enemy are evacuating Vicksburg.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Two Days Later from Europe-Arrival of
the Persia

Two Days Later from Europe-Arrival OF
the Persia.
SANDY Hook, April %.
The steamship Persia passed here at eleven
o'clock, A. NJ.
England, France and Austria sent simulta-
neous dispatches to Russia on the 10th inst.
relative to Poland. They are all friendly, but
all convey Intelligence warning Russia of active
military preparations.
The English government has been catechised
in the House of Lords as to gunboats building
by them for China.
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce calls
on the government to make the foreign enlist
ment act more stringent.
The Council of the Liverpool Chamber OF
Commerce have adopted the report relative to
the doings OF the Alabama, and the protests
of the New York Chamber of Commerce.
The report sets forth that the building and
equipment of such vessels as the Alabama
manliestly contravenes with the enlistment
act; that the provisions of such an act are
susceptible of an easy evasion; that this in
efficiency OF the act exposes British neutrality
to the charge OF insincerity and establishes
dangerous precedents, and consequently the
Chamber should memorable the government
to endeavor, in concert with the American
government, to so alter the act as to prevent
its evasion and secure strict neutrality. A copy
of the report will be sent to the New York
Chamber of Commerce.
Although the government had seized the
gunboat Alexandria, work upon her was al
lowed to proceed until the 9th, when il was
suspended until an official investigation takes
place.
The government has been in communication
with the Lairds OF Birkenhead relative TO two
gunboats building in their yards. The Lairds
formally asserted that they were building for
the Emperor of China.
1t Is stated that the Japan, Tor Virginia.
which sailed from the Clyde, had several guns
on board.
Very Latest via Queenstown
The steamer Alar arrived at Plymouth on
the ilth, reports speaking the steamer Japan,
alias Virginia, on the 9th of April and receiv-
ed from her seventeen men, two of whom had
been wounded from an explosion in the ma
chinery on the 4th of April. The Japan had
been lying of the French coast for three days,
and proceeded on the 9th. She is said to have
received large supply OF arms and ammuni-
tion.
The different parties in France opposed to
the Empire are showing a tendency to coalesce.
TURIN, April ia circular from the Min
lister of Justice calls for a vgilant watch upon
the subversive tendency of the Federalists and
the radical press. Every attack upon the
principles of constitutional and united Min
istry should be energetically repressed.
Battle near Nonienta-Repulse of the Rebels.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, April %
A special dispatch from Memphis, dated the
2lst, says on Saturday evening three regiments
of infantry and one of cavalay left Memphis
on reconnaissance. When near Nonenta the
cavalry came upon detachment of Blythe
rebel cavalry. A fight ensued, resulting in
the repulse of the rebels The next morning
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EgTo COMMUNICATE Advertiser, having
been restored TO health in few weeks by very sim
pie remedy. after having suffered several years with
severe lung Affection and that dread disease, Con-
symptoms anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scription used tree of charged with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
find Sure Care for Consumption, asthma. Bron-
etts, &c The only object of the adv in send
ing the Prescription is 10 benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceiyes be inv a u
able, and he hopes every sufferer will try his rene
dy, as 1t Will cost them nothing. and may prove
blessing. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
feb27 d3m
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ROOM PAPERS.

GREAT DIsCovERY.-Ana adhesive preparation
that will STICK
Patches and Liningsto Boots and Shoes sufficient
ly strong without stitching;
That will ehectually mend Furniture, Crockery,
Toys, and all articles of household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and shoe Makers,
Manufacturers and Maehinists,
Aud Families,
will find it INVALUABLE. 1t Intellectually stop the
leakage of Coal OIL
IL il insonble in water or oil.
tits liquid. and as easily applied as paste.
twill adhere oily substances.
Ii is
HILToN's INsoLUBLE CEMENT,
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Providence, RI.
Supplied in packages from oz. 10 100 ibs., by
rHoS. G.. LORING, Apothecary.
Corner y Exchange and Federal Streets,
Sole Agent in Portland.
fcbl7 dly
DRs. j CLAwsoS KELLEY and H. L. DAVIS,
Medical Office, No 1921 Congress street, up same
flight with DIR. johnson, Dentst-ony place in Port
aud where Dr.. KELLEY's genuine medicines can be
had. 4dpice free upon all diseases:
jan2T d3aw& wtf32
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DIR. L. +. QUiMBI would give noticethath he has
sturnedto Portland, and can be found at his Room
20. 10 INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, Tuesday, August
III, where he will attend to all wishin ult
lin.
'irst Examination a Office, .............S 5000
achsubsequent sittin at Office, ............. so
ity Patients, first Examination at residence. $50
,achsubsequentvisit at residence, ........... 90
Augustl6, 1S62.-tf
DESTIsrRY.-Dr JOSIAH HEALD, No AL Con
ress street. first door east of LIST Parish Church
cortland. Me. ug7d1y