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Bust OF Gov. SMITH-A superb piece of
Art Is now ia pI ogress. and has teen so far
completed that II may be safeiy and Justly crit
i.ised. III "A liie-size bust Of II ExcelLncy
Gov. Smith. IL lie TO be executed in bronze
by our towDsmar, Mr.. w. Miller, who recent
~ execu'ed the fine medallion bust of Major
General Burnside. BY Invitation OF Mr.. NJ
we had the pleasure Of locking at the work
as l. stands In clay. modelled by the dislin-
Gui-hed young sculptor, Frank Simmons. As
likeness IL cannot be improved; il IL emf
nently truthful and Characteristic. The very
expression and lneaments Of the countenance
have ben caught and retained as the artist
transformed his plastic material into a bust
As a work OF aEt y must rank with the finest
productions OF bust sculpture.
Mr.. Simmons Is . native ~ the State OF
Maine /; be is young man who has become an
artist without any adventurous aid. Heis en-
tireIv self taught. He hss recently executed
figure of DR. id son, lary to b, r nah.
aud 10 now engaged, by prder OF his native
STATE, on a colossal statue. in Eaarble of Maj
Gen. Berry. who was killed at tho battle Of
Characteristic.
MIR. Miller was very fortunate In securing
the services Of 30 accomplished an artist.
When completed, the bust will be worthy the
distinguished Executive Of Rhode Island.
lProvidspcs Essning Prev.
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SAD CAsUALTiEs.-Eugene Finnegsn aged
years, whose parents reside on Common ST.,
aud Charles Dame, aged o, whose parents re-
side on High ST., were drowned In Saco river
last Saturday afternoon. Eyevitnesses say
that they were wading out in the shoal water
near Hobson's wharf, when they stepped into
the channel which is quite deep. Immediau.
attempts were made to rescue them, but IL was
al hour and hall after they had sunk before
their bodies were recovered by q son OF Benz.
Rdlon.
just before this sad occurrence the body Of
young lad about IL years of age, .Iamed Do
herty, whose parents reside in Biddeford, was
taken from the river near the Biddeford side
Coroner Tarbox was called upon to hold an
inquest, but after viewing the body and max
ing some 81 qulries, he deemed 1t unnecessary.
He ascertained that a Frenchmsn, who live,
near the river, saw young ID Aersy in bathing
the night previous (Frdas and At about s
o'clock saw him as he disappeared. The
Frenchman was lying In his house sick, and
unable to afford snv assistance, or even TO raise
an alarm.-Saco Democrat.
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become Indispensable. The new Arrangement
will add greatly to their utility. The ceme-
terles, the public grounds and the hills In the
vicinity can now be visited by the masses,
who have no time to spare for such recrea.
tons during the week. Thousands OF fond
parents aud relatives will hnd 1t convenient
to visit the graves of their lost and loved ones,
aud to deck them with flowers; while those
Who one day in seven, would gladly com
nupe with nature in the woods or fields, and
inhaIe the pure air OF Heaven, untaiuted by
the dust and the impurities of the city. can do
so without wesry aud monotonous walk OF
three or four miles through the street. We
believe that nineteenth: wentieths Of the pop
ulation will endorse the new arrangement,
and We need not so much as wish il success,
since that is secured beyond contingency"
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Union State Convention.

The qualided voters of Maine who oesre the up-
eoRditlo-ai maihiensnoa OF the Union, and the su.
preux " of the Constitution, ADD the complete sup.
preston OF the existing rebel ion. with the ca.sc
thsrersof by vigorous and al apt and .nic eui
mesas. are invited to send delegates to state Cob.
vsnri,n to be held at
Augusta. on Wednesday, June 29,h,
al 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. for the purpose Of dominating
cand.dat sto be supported Tor Governor and Tor
two Elee ora at large President aud v.ce Pres-
dent. and also TO transact any other business that
may come before the Convention.
The basis OF representation will DO as follows
Each city, town AID plantation shall be entitled t.
one deela Q, AMI Que delegate additional for every
seventy a votes cast foi Coz. Cody last se2tem-
bsr, and one for fraction of forty votes.
JAMES q. BLAINE,
LsoNA AsDaEws,
N. A Fosrsa,
NOAH limos,
NE sBN DINO VT JR., UrIoN
Ii. n. PBEsuD T.
JAxks III. TsooLH,
y d. aAkBbK. Sr.IH
FsANcIs voBB,
DAaftL LANE.
N. ID. Lt-isAy, COMMITTEE
GsossE -AwALL,
n. ". bRow<.
Isv>TIU. %Aa0gsT,
kgae-s L.
WrLLrAM SMALL. -
yuue lst, 1885,
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Reports of Crops.

The wheat fields of Long Island, where
large amount Of wheat is raised, show great
growth, but some Is lodged, owing to the
rains. From Central and Southern Missouri
we have cheering accounts. Owing to the
backwardness Of the spring, wheat harvesting
will be fully two weeks late. The st. Joseph,
No., says wheat that was not totally killed by
hard freezes last winter, looks promising. In
Iowa, Clayton county, the wheat promises
fac yield.
The Detroit Free Press Mich says the
weather continues favorable, aud the wheat
crop looks fifty per cent. better In that State
to-day than the most hopeful would have
thought it possible considering how it looked
early 10 the spring. In some localities the ac-
counts are more unfavorable. An average
crop will be realized in about half the State.
The accounts from Minnesota, one of the
largest wheat States OF the Union, are very
favorable. The prospects were never better,
and a large crop is anticipated.
10 Canaca West the prospects are good,
but there may not be great yield. Wayne
county, N. T., will give full average crop
Spring wheat in Kansas is doing remarkably
well, and the winter whea, Is improving. The
summing up OF the crop ia Illinois is cheer
Ing. The increased quantity Of spring wheat
will more than compensate the damage done
to winter wheat. And the Cincinnati Gazette
says the Central and Western States will
grow greater crop of spring wheat than was
ever known before, and this will check specu-
lstion in -four.
The prospects through the West are much
better than they were In the early spring. Ia
California the dry weather has injured the
crop, and In some localities nearly destroyed
1t.
The corn crop looks favorable. An unusu.
ally large area in New Jersey has been plant
cd, and looks promising. In New York the
farmers have planted much larger fields than
usual.
Grass promises an abundant crop. The
growth is rank and Ia some fields badly lodg.
ed
The fruit prospects vary greatly In different
sections. In Delaware apples and pears will
be light, also in some parts of New jersey
The peach crop promises to be large. The
veteran producers of peaches in parts OF New
Jersey predict large yield. Benz. Reed, Of
Hightstown, has 10000 trees in Ocean coun.
ty that are in bearing, and Is proposing tc
send to market 224,000 bushels. The fruit
crop OF this State, south Of R.rtan Bay, frou
present appearances will be very large.
4 In Maine the crops look well. We under
stand the appl,-tre will yield good crop
and the grass never looked better. The dr.,
weather may lessen 1t somewhat, but the re
cent showers In this vicinity have done mucl
good, aud we trust the farmers OF Maine vii
he amply rewarded for their toll. II Is tru,
some Of them are a little given to croaking
and represent their prospects a. rather dull
but we judge from present appearances the,
will have more cause for gratitude than TO
! grooming We are glad to make such pleas
Ing recori OF the crops OF our country. Lei
ne hope for the best, and be grateful for wha
we have.
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Congressional convention--First District

The voters Of the hrst Coasees ional Dis;rist who
srs un -opdi ionay Ia itsJI OF the lion, the su-
prem cy o. the Coash alton and Lac. and the
suppression of the Rebellion By viso oas prosecu
tion OF lhs War. are invited send Delegates 10
Go Iveatioa ~ be hell a. the CIiY HALL, 10 Pr.
iand. o. THURSDAY the 7th # Jsty. at IL O'Clock
A. II tor IN pIrpa VI ..omi ating a Candidat.
for Representative to Congress and an Eiector Of
President aud vice-Pre ideat.
Tho oAsi. Of REPRESENTA- i'm viii be ~ follows
RAGS CIT, aud town viii be eutit ID Delegate,
and Delegate aIoitiJnal Tor every seventy Ave
woes AFT Coz. Coney IN 1888. msi Jri;y irac-
tion will cattle to siditioual Dele. ate.
The Committee will be la tessiou q. the Hall, Of
s,alock 70 receive Credentials.
nm LrsoB. Portland.
bgNALL 1ao r., n " ouce ter, r-..
soax - ,aHooLN bIuaswick, Spion
JoasA WA KsmAN,-ooRaAM, ID strict
GEO = KNOW Tos. Alire1, On.
EDWIN sM ,rH, saeo, SoDnitee
JoHx ~9s.wo TIN, ARTERY.
Jane 81. 1891.
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Coushs and Colds.

The sudden change our climate are sources OF
Pa moaary bronchial and Astama'ic <gections
Expe,ienc haviuglr yea that mple remeJie o :.
ten ac speedily VII taken In the earl, stsges ofthc
di ga . 20 on shonid at once Q h ID to Bropa's
n, oachiai Tro-h's" or ] ,eDE,s. let the { Old
a. nv thi p eo,ut on mnra se'iou attack may be
eH,ctual wsrded Oh Public speakers oNd Singers
will nnd them OF ctu Il for cl.s and streug n
In IN voice Soti ers should have them. a. they
can be carried Ia tho pocket and taken a, ocasion
requires. Ianelsd&wim
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"Buy Me, aud I'll do you Good"
Use ID r. Laagley,s Root and Herb Ritter,

For Jaundce, Costivene 4. Liv,r Complaint. Hin.
mora. Indigestion. Dyspepsis, Piles DIZZINESS Head
ache. Orowrin -, and al seases arisr from die
oruarcd stomach, torpid liver and bad blood TO
which all persons ART subje in -pri and summer.
They cleanse the system. regulate the wells, re.
store the appt tive. purify the blood and give sound
ne-s of mird and strength of bod 10 all who use
them SO bs all dealers In Medicine every where,
So rs. so and Is cents per bottle GEO. Z. GO D.
WIN Co., 81 Hanover Street. Boston, Propre-
tors. sp2 dam
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DIED.

In Alexandra. Va, June IL. In hospital, joseph C
Paradis. = native % Que. &c and Captain OF 20 4.
9th Me Regt aged Il years
AT TIA upton Hospital, near Fortress Monroe June
8, Daniel A Bea :. son OF APP SylysLus h Bean of
ros nfeld. ag d IS years ID ceased was . mem
Der OF the 18th Me Reg, and died from wounds Ie
ceived 10 battle os the I'd Inst.
( In kennebunk, June 8, Mrs Hannah 4. Emmons,
aged e9 years ii IN ..
10 Skowhe, an. June s. Mrs Sarah. wife of Green
Of 3. Tin. aged aD' al 25 year..
In bingham. May 81. of brain fever. Frances
daughter Of Til.ou and Lucinda Adams, aged yrs.
In Prospect, May IL, Mr. Nathaniel Littieheld. aged
So years
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INTERNATIONAL BANK /
Special Meeting.

The stockholders OF ths International Bank ar,
hereby notified that S3ecia M,esing o said = och.
hold 70 will be held At the Ba on Wednesday, the
sixth day ofJuiy next. at three &c ock p NJ, 10
consider the exped eney ring the AFTER
Of said Bank; and also TO consider the expedl Hcy
Of eonvertir the Bank into q National Ba L un. or
the charter or ceriircae granted to tho First M
tionai Bank Of Portland, s.d TO adopt any pl op.r
measures Ia relation thereto.
By Order OF the Directors
W. GOULD. Cashier.
Portland, June q. ls6,.-dtd
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Gray.

The unconditional u non yo ers of GRAY are re-.
quested meet at tlls TOWN tall il SAID to va, on
SATURDAY, he 18th inst al 6 o cock T.. N for the
Jurpese oi clOo ing Delegates to attic me State
Convention to be held at Augusta ID the 20 b lust
Also TO chose Delesates ~ e nd the Cong,
Convention 10 b, held vt Port q, on the OF Ju-
~. AlsJ to ehose Town ommittse for the ensuing
ear. Pe Order Un.on rown Comm
oray, June IS, is Al
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kofice.

The Union Yot'ra of Cumberland are requested to
me- a. tue Town Hou'e Ia said town, on saturday
Jdns zotu at O'Clock Z. N to choose d lea 20
ne 20 Convention, TO be 10 oen at Augusta,
June 2yh,
Alsu {" chose delegates TO after the first Con.
gressioeai District Convention TO be bo den Port.
LAM July eth Per ord n Tosn Committed
Cum oerand, June Goth, 1864 june2ldtd
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NOtace,

The uncov ditiopal Union voters of Yarmouth, arc
requested TO met at tn. Teppera ce Hail in said
tow. on thursday The 23d inst, q. II O'Clock r. N
or The purpose of svle mug Del. gates 10 atieL N.
state Convent II 10 g no d, In Augusta Ju, 20
ti-o to select DE egatss to attend Con gees ona
Convention 10 be iolden la Portland on Thursday
the th day of July n. IT.
Per q der Town Committee
Yarmouth, June l6, / ca ,unsI7
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For Conway, N. H.--.Tri-weekiy Line

For Conwsys n. H.--.TIi-Weekiy Line
DAsstNGERS leave Portland a s6A N over
L the !. y u. R.k. MONDAYS .wedne- Gay RI
ran. b. ownaeld AID Fryeburg, reforming by ssns
rute TUESDAYS. thurs q, aud Sstnrdays. abiv-
"a r tortland In season take the Boston steam
ers.
III excellent acc mmodations ard remarkable
scelery are not surpassed BY any fher route.
JOHN w. WEEKS,
Proprietor and Driver.
June 2l-dlm
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Town Cn,,cus.

The citizens OF North Yarmouth who ave uncon.
dionaly loyal to the GGyernmenr are requesl ed 10
meet in caucus at the Town House al O'Clock p N.
Saturday June 18th. TO sell CT delegates TO alto,
The Convention augusta June 20 Ia. Also 10 se.
let Deega to tn District Congressional Conven.
ton at Portland, July It'll.
Per Order Town Comm
Jane 10, 1864.
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Wi,ads,,,ln.

The Union voters OF Windham, who are uucondi.
uobsli, loyal 20 the me ut al d iu favor OF n
Vigorous pros cltiou otthe war for ih- su preston
VI The tie ell ON, " Ill NEE at the Town House i'm
aid town o. Saturday the 25 inst. a. n,e o'ei,ck
IN the afternoon 10 select delegates to the State ana
Congressional Dis ret onve4uons. .
Fer Or Ier OF Town Committee.
Windbam, June Is. Is 4. june,ldaw
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Nautilus April 20 chip Areonsut. Norton,
from Mania for New York. leaking badly. woula
dIscharg. and repair.
Araiv para.o prev to 18th ult. ship John Tuck.
er. Hal eft. Boston
Sid ship Alic Thorndike. Thorndike, Melbourne
AT Montevideo April ~. barque Csrnivls, Hop.
kius, Tor West lpdits.
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NAfIS.A
jane 10, 1856

The Lincoln aud johnson men of Sesrboro are re-
quested to me at the ! o House ia said 70 VII, on
,iuiday the z5th list at 81 o'clock p. TO choose
deegate 30 the ST ste Convention TO o held at Au-
guis the % inst. also the District I opye ntios
20 be held a. Portland Jolly I h.
Jun 22dawid Per U der Town Comm.
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THOMAS q. LORING, DRUGGIST,
AND
PRACTICAL IRU IS FILTER,
Corner OF Exchange & Federal Srs.
A perfect ut guaranteed. The poor Literally con.
ddered. mch25 diff
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ytnr.an and Mach,ni>is.

NOR sALF-One set OF rinmap's Tccis srd Ma
III chimes in good order, at price mn.h below IL
cost Of new. Also q Get Of 1inman's worth x pat.
terIe
enc Engine Lathe I've feet long. all hon sxes ps
the side rails at he bottom In go o. DER With top
pulley. Price $500. Adore
BENJAMIN FURNISH
June ls-dAwiw Bruaswick, Matns,
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sozoDoSr.-We have trie 1 the Fragrant sozo-
dont' aud cordially agree with hu dr-ds of Others
Ia this city who ave ui II. in pronuuneing h one
OF besi and most fragrant article the tee h
and gyms that ha ever been introduced to the pnb-
lic.-P0rtiand ArQus.
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Opening Of Summer Bonnets.

MRS. A. COLBY will, on Thursday. June 2. open
choice selection of
Summer BonHe.s. Caps. Hcad.dresses, &C.,
To with your attention is respectfully invited
No. 8 Free street Block.
Portland, June l. 1854. jnldtf
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Portland Photographic Gallery,
so MIDDLE ST. PORTLAND, Me-,
A. s. DAVIS, Proprietor.
Portland, May u, 1864. mayI2dem
CL "A II ks
DISTILLED RESTORATIVE
FOR THE HAIR,
Restores Gray and Faded Hair and
Beard to its Natural Color,
AND Is A MOST LUXURIOUS DRESSING
FOR The HAIR AND HEAD.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Restores the Color.
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Ersdicatss Dsndruf.
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t-- Promotes It's Growth.
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Prevents Its falling OF.
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/ good for Children
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4 CLARR's RESTORATIVE,
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Cures Nervous Headache.
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Polshes your Hair.
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Prepares your for Parties.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Prepares you for Balls.
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All Ladies need II
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No Lady will do without IT,
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Costs bat 81
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Is Sold by Druggists and Dealers Every where.
Price 81 per bottle q bottles tor s5.
C.G. CLARK CO.
PsorRis1oRs.
w.r.PHILLIPs. Portland.
General Agent.
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Review OF the Market,

For thu week ending Ju, Q 21. 1864, prepared ex.
pressly tor the fREss. by Mr.. N. \. kich.
Note.-we wish II to be understood that our q 40.
tatons represent prices of largelots from first hands
eniess other wise stated. and that in hng small or.
ders, higher rates have to be charged.
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HYDROKONTA

Comprises eomti aiion OF specific remedies .dsp,.
"a 20 tine locaa C nsn al nal estnoe.t OF \ q Il
Catarrf, Gill ring botn from All o. her
modes .sd -aclic for this aisruinsly D evai. nd
AM dangerous disea-e II has IeSb thUrs a siy -.
la more than three ous4nd cases Ia Is $40 ), and
whea persistent us-d the result. aws, infs holy
the same. W. . heal the local israse ", lie Il
chan ges the diah sis or To de- CIV NJ.
ON VII oh the catarrhal retioD ae. end- for ~ IL
be remsmbcsel, that Nasal C.farrh Is q, raj =
oonsump Ion Of the bl cd hud- Of g. te q, ton-
~ IN ess degree o. when nes Ieete1 IL has reach.
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MARRIED.

Iu Biddef I'd. June T. Horace q Speed and Mia
Lorana MorTi on
In York June 8. Joseph Shaw and Miss Lydia
Anu Oh pmsn.
-, In Lewiston. June Ia Daniel srift and Mrs Mel.
lie Rowe
IN Fayette june g. DIR. Wallace Bolan, Of New
ohAro ;, a Miss Carrie Is. Nicke sou, of 4,
v. augas,s June 9Th, Henry Is Doyle and Miss
and Miss Lorsna Abbot, of Albion.
Nellie NJ. NJ ri l.. -
10 70 k, June l Thomas II Loyeiov and M,.s
Abbie Jeakins.
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IMPORTS.

PIC ToU Ms. Brig hrgyie-243 tons coal, to Chas
apies Son.
hiLLsBoRo M. Brig Martha Jane-li5 tons
coal. so Kerosene Oil Co
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For Mario. ouotstions Sec Last Page.

ASHES. -Potashes are higher in consequence Of
the :etrsity. Wepox quote st9st; fsa,is rsnais
steady bat srn ss ii9i3.
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Valuable Real ESTATE, Mart. Flats, &C..
For sale.

fNO close the estate of the late CHARLES Jordan We
u of q tor sale the following de crib a D o.erty.
nh RI aud lats. comp isin< sboas Lin.Iy thou Al
eet EATS with fr nfsgs OF o.e hLndst d ~ ebty-
six feel on CONNIE cisi sre,t with n q lu lcil r.
tbs con; fosr los ON the westerly side OF tonm r
cal street Y b. 100 zach; lot adjoining 90 farg
streess~-feet IN III. 90 teei DE- ps kt ctr et
% o t's store Gu corner OF Ia L York rpeet
ot 70 D. 60 new co tage HUI ~ ora street iss
50 by ~; lot OF land on stse 81 Ell IS f-st 'front.'
con ami seoat ten thosfaGd feet wit. n CO tsxs
house IN the ear: two and q al orr mode n
bu u house 50 70 str e.. coutAi Ing u rooms eas
hc large lot; cottage gu c No. Tying stIeet. lot
" oy o; cottage n Q No. Il Tying street. larx,
lot: the above prvpery III be sold ON easy b MS
aud oil not previously Dip - of will b. solo Il
AuStion on tuesday. July II. IA. 1T IA &c och The
forenoon on he prem ses. kur iiru.., spt.ly 10
tbesubsers-p. CHARLES JORDAN,
GARDNER JORDAN
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Notice..

The unconditional Union Men of Povnal are re.
quested to meet al the Town II use in said town. on
atufday to Is h inst. at s O'clock p. NJ for the
parpo-e of sell cting delegates to attend the State
Convention 10 b. no d N 1t augusta June 70 n
Per der OF rvwn COMMITTEES.
Pownal. Jnne is b. lS'4.-otd
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cars ELIzAprra. July /. las.

CAPE ELIzABsra, July I. 1853.
SIR:-During my connection with the State Re-
form School, as a teacher, T.. \. Atwoods Bitter
introduced there and used with mar ed success
particularly in Bilious affections.
You're, &C., A.P. HILLMAN.
HANOVER. Ne, Oct. !, 1881.
Dear Sir IL have used l.. =. Atwoods Bitters
tor some ~ or Is years. have tried great number
of medicines for Dyspepsia but without effect. These
Bitters the only remedy that have relieved
OF this distressing complaint. My neighborr
have also been greatly benefited by the OF them
JOEL HOW.
~ Beirare Of Coaafe,reifs ard base limitations,
Of achich der signed IN" r., instead Of L. p.
AtscoOd The genuine is signed l.. y. Atcood, and
as q safeguard against imposition bears an EXTRA
LABEL couniersigHed II. H. HAY. Druggist, Port.
land, Ne, sole General Agent.
For sale by respectable dealers IN medicine sesev.
oily. ianl6 6meodkws
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SPOKEN

May IS. lat 30 10 s. lon s5i. ship sumatra, nom
New York tor san Francisco
May H. lat IS 40, Ion u co. shp Village Belle, steer
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-22

SELF-SAcRIfIcE. By the author Of Margaret
Maitland" Philadelphia: I. b. Peterson &
Bros. limo, PIP. 376. For sale in this city
BY Hall L. Davis.
This is a new novel, complete in one volume.
Of which the London Atheneum says: at is one
of the most fervid and impressive narrative.
that has ever fallen from the prtss With a
power possessed by no female writer Of our
day, unless it be by the lamented Grace Aguilar,
its fair author strikes on every page for the
hearts and ntellects Of her readers, and rarely
fails to touch the first take the latter captive
As picture Of the vast power of 'Self-Sacrihce, ;
1t has scarcely ever been pproached-certainly
never excelled. What Raphael was among ordi-
nary artists, this work is among works Of 6c
ton; and as but few ever reached the lofty plat
form occupied by tina, great artist, so we can
point to but q very limited number OF modern
works, which, for beauty, freshness, power,
and gorgeousness Of execution will compare
with 'Self-SAcrifce'.
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