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ORGANIC , WBARNESS.r

Immediately cured and Full Vigor Restored.
ahtS Distressing a tectioR-WhIeh renders Lneand
Narriaksa impoS5ible-iS the penalty paid by the
victims OF improper fhdu1gences. Young persons
too apt to commit exces1FB from not being aware OF
the dreadful Consequences that may engue. Now,
who that understands the subject will pretend TO
deny that the power of procreRtOn s lost by
those falling into improper habits than by the pru.
dentt Besides being deprived Of the pleasure OIL
healthy offspring, the most SERIOUS and destructive
symptOms TO both body and mind arise. Tho system
becomes deranEed, the Physical and Mental Runc-
tons Eeaksued Loss Of E0ereat tive Power, Nervous
Of ne Heart t,
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay aud Death.
Office, No. 2 South Frederick St.,
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, a few
doors from the corner. Fall not to abserve the
and number.
Letters must be paid and contain . stamp. The
Doctors Diploma hAngBfE hffog1Ce.3 : lfIy
A CURE WARRANTED In TWO DAYS.
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Who have injured themselves by certain practice
INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the effects Of
which are nightly felt even when asleep, and II not
cured renders marriage impossible, and destroys
What pity that o. young mani the hope 81 his
country, the darling Of his parents, should be
snAtchSd from all prospects and enjoy cents of life
by the consequences Of leyiAtlng IRON The bath'of
Iaturo and 10 certain secret habit. Such
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talrthg 9stampItd be heed Oh The FefSl "
9ould Stge g9esahd bend PbrtIep II adGa
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NoTE-Agteement having been made viii 81.
widow q clear title Will be given. Sn26 S6f I
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STRANGERS

ErTst 49t SppE HSes, or health, tofhe carsafsaanS
knowledge, name or character, who copy DE-. John
ston advertisements, or style themselves, in the
nesspApers, regularly Educated PhyliciRns inca.
Paele OF Curing, they keep you triding month Gfer
month taking their hlthy and poisonous compouuds.
% u long Is the smallest lee can be obtained and
over your own calling disappointment. 20 !,
". JohnAton u the only Physician advertising,
~ 'eredenttAls or diplomas always hang, 10 ShiS
Hissrtueoies .eritrSAtmOut are Iuukn6&a toeaI
Diners prepared from life spent in tho great hos.
pitah o. Europe, the first In the country and more
extensive PTtUats practice than any other Physician
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Tnr WIND As a MUslc1AN.-The wind

P,o.rp0t FAan, washington Co., Ma 2l'' May,
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and body are the most
Necessary Requisites to promote connubtai happI.
ns ne Inaee1' without these the journey through
~ durkons TO the leJI; tbe mIpn becomes Endowed
With despair 9ndhlledASlsh the meianeho ly-re8eu.
aS1 that the happiness Of another becomes 0ghted
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE,PRBSsiAj
The lmaDys Thousands cared az this m Itrtb n
year after year, and the numerous important Sur.
messed by tho reporter Of the tssun. . CiIpper :
and manyether papers, notices Of which haye an.
Psared again and again bgt3rP th6 public EbSsldes
MS Standing asa GehtlemSn " character nu TIEnon
A6tttys e q sudlcleut guarantee to the aifiicted
SKIN nIaEA sEs' g mr. ,,,,Ir !, l,,,n5....s u
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he s. And DO Il further enacted; That all acts or
parts Gfactan CONFLICT with the pfoVEion5 OF tins act
be and the same arc hereby repealed; and GlIoices
California not provided Tor IN this act; DO and the
sans arc hereby AbOl iShOd. .'I-iss - - =
Approved, April ., 1884. ~
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BALTIMORE OGF H0SPlTAL

(" EsTARLISHRD AS. A RRFUaRSERoM
q 1oUAoKERY.-RA2 ~ - -
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nutehlns { Moore aud others, n Ohio col

q. JACOB,
~ = JAMES s. WHEAT,
apT1S Special COmmt sloneFs.
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Provoss pInrshars once.
FIRST DISTRICT, MAINE.

~ trict under tho draft Of 1864, and exempted,
from Oct. nth up 10 Oct. 20, ieclgsi.e:-.
kKEEEBUEKPoRr-James W. Smith, disahilitg
Benjamin Brown, do; Benjamin H.. Green, do;
Edwin Hutchins, do; John II, FargersoD; Jeremiah
b Taylor disability; Frederick G. Smith, do; John
Thompson, DO; Jsmes Watsrhoase, fura shsd sub.
stiuts William walker, do Daniel w. Prescott,
do; Robert Thompson, disabi ity; Seth B. Smith doj
+. Smith. furnished substi ute; John W. Bickford
do; Z man Smith, doi james Edmunds, disability !;
George w. Trefsthen. furnished subsIitutei Horace
kimbPl, do John w. LuRt, disability; Charles III.
Mitchell. do; John w. Tumon, Nahum CluG, dol
JASON Miller. furnished substit ute; Granville Hutch
ms. do; Horace Smith. Y. do; warren n. mpson,
James w. dion, fdrni shed substitufe; Wiliiam
Perry. DO; Edwin 4; Underwood, do; joseph H.
Hiram Town. do; George p Hnff; ,CharlgBIO. Ben.
son. do; william Lord. do.
DAYTON John 7. Bean, disability; Samuel D.
do; oyrusK Shathg 4 sspility Jamts s. Gordon,
do Jacob Bean, do. - r 49,, 49,. .-s.g
gichardsOn furnished sub
mock furnished substitute sd ss96fsTT I'm 80
BALDwIs.-Forrestis subern, furnished substitHtei
CAsoo~joseph II. Rolse furnished substitute !;
' NAe e1Ss, Proctor furnished substitutes
Ella. Posshsy s,sasit r.O,,,ea minnie,
having been obtained George W. Lewis, do Henry
W. Lewis. dot Charles A: Gates do; Fernald J.
Cannon. do; Mellen Gray, do Charles A. Whit.
ney, do; Edward p. Stanley, do; Edward a sanp-
son, co; Eden 8. Whitney, do; David 8. Cas- well,
Joel N. Stiles, oos Cyrus G Jdhnson. do, S .splsi
A, Lamb, do; VIM. H. Wentworth, dc; Samuel q.
Cush, do; Elias WlwoodsuIn, DOS Alfred ID. Rowe.
CQRNIsH-Mcss a Harmon. required number hav-
been ohfained, Charles II Hammond TO-. Charles
W. Pskes do; John +. Smith, do Noah Weeks, do (;
Roscoe G., Smith. col Stephen Perkins, do; Eben
Barker DO; Cyrus g. Mari. dot BENJAMIN Sawyer.
dos Francis, Sawyer, dol Francis Waterhouse, 90
thwxit, dot HiramC- Smith,, do; Hayes Written,
do; Abort G. O,Brien; Simeon Dav, do; Warren
Timothv Pandietsv a.. Iobn R uapsli' AZ AZ;
William +. Parker do; 'Saws-d B. Richardson, do;
John 7. Aver dos Charles II. Redlon DC; Gserge
W. Farwell, do; John L. Stone. do; Darrell Pugs-
Icy, jr, Levi Pug ley, do David C. Pike, do. 8Iif
9u9 mob OF CHARLFS H. DOUGHTY,
:. Capt. and Provost Marshal LIST Dist OF Maine
VI a f-r-n q
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AT A CouRT OF PRoBATK held at Portland within
and for the County of Cumberland. on tbs third
Tuesday Of October, IN the year Of our LORD eigh-
.seen nnneiaa sne stAtytour.1iG 9df 1910 s.il03
NHARLES O. KNIGHT. Administrator Of the
~ estate OF Amos Knizht late of Westbrook,
In said County, deceased, having presented HIS list
account OF of said estate or probate
Also ms petition inr license to Il and convex GER
tain Real Estate of said decea %, as described la
said petitions " nRt HoT7 fa'l 7Tgls f''f97'f'l
u eas Ordered That the said Administrator give
notice 20 Al persons interested by causing notice
De pubished three weeks successfully In the Maine
State Press, printed at Portland, that they may ap
Pear at Probate Court to be herd at said Portland
on the third Tuesday of November next ten of the
clock In the forenoon, and show cause, if any thoy
have, why the same should not allowed and grant
ed.- --------
pes IT s JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
4sWs~s s'pI E6G Enc HUMPHREY Res,.,.,
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Nov1dlaw4w
PRoPosAls FOR RATIoNs.

| III iIa 5ffffte Ell fr15 ~
| -QUARFERMAsrER,so OFFICE. U. g. N. coRps,
| WAeHIEeToE, 2ast, October, 1884
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office. until o'cock, NJ. Of the 18th day Of Nc.
states Msrihee at the following stations, fer the
portsmouth. NswHampshire ;vr
| CharlestowD, Ma-fachusetis;
Washington City District Of Columbia; Isl 1
Each saiion to consist Of iaTes.5Surtbs Of pound
or pork or bacon or one and fourth pound of fresh
or saitDeef eighteen ounces of bread or haur, or
Twelve ounces OF bard bread, one and a fourth
pound Of corn meal; and at the rate to one hundred
ratfons OF eight quarts of beans; or in lieu thereof
zen pounds Of rice; OF, In lieu thereof twice per
p9tatoes and one hundred ounces OF mixed We eta
Des; ten pounds Of coffee; cria ieuthereof one and
malt pound OF tea; fifteen pounds of sugar; four
quarts OF vinegar; one pound of sperm candles or
one aad one,fou,th pound of adaInantine candles.
or one and half pound of tallow: four ponnds Of
Tbs rations to be delivered upon the order Of the
Commanding Oflcer OF eash station the fresh beef
either Y buk or BY the single ration Of good quail
ify, WI an equal proportion OF the fore and hind
quasters, necks and Kidneys taiIow exc udeN the
pork, No. 4. prime mess pork he -four extra supar.
hnSs sns eGH ~. GOOD kio TIE sugar good New Or
candles. soap. sals, 30, to be OF good quality.
Ailsnbjecf to inspection. lilo ss0
All bids must be accompanied by the following
guara1ty;eEsSF spsE - f'.rsrFrsssrf,g
EeT 80 eOtNAk VI GUARANTY. a-..4 ~--
The undersigned, - of----in the State
of-----s and OF --------, in the State of
-, hereby gual antes that in case the 70. ego
ing bid Of -..-- for rat,ons as above described,
be accepted, heor they will within ten days afser
the receipt of the contract at the pest eics named
execute tee contract for the ssme with good and
sufficient securities; and in case the said 49,
shall TAIL to enter into contract as Aforesaid we
guarantee to make good the difference between the
offer OF the said---- and that which may be &C.
cepted, 'si a9 A. b. Gaarantor.
p8t' Witness; H esN9gg4 C, d. Guarantor
Il EldseJ4es1l 10 ahgu 1atTl8v11e1 49, - I
I hereby certify that the above nasoed $500 are
known to me IS mn of property, and able to make
good their guaranty. ''EH YfI71.l \ n
To be sigoed BY the United States District Judge.
United States District Attorney. or Collector 4 +
No proposal will be considered unless acc smpa-
sasd by the above guaranty. s. s1l,s- -
Newspapers sHtherized to publish the above will
send the paper the first insertion to this
office for examination. 7l5a NJ
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Rations
for 1885, and adore ssed to the undersiene a
W.. B. SLACK, 'sd7e
81 Oct. 2b-d1aw4wg Is Major and Quartermsster.
t.a 4rHH itgINN g y
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POETRY. T0UR

For It's Prsss. ae - 9a H0li51.
M Standing on the Fence. lA &
voters Of Maine awake from your sleep, - ~
No more undecided remain -. efseT do.s r5s5e F.
And be not inactive while others shall reap JssIa
The harvest Of ripening grain -s9i
For I'd not trust the man whose ideas Of right s
Are ala ruled by what Others may aay /; taos III aeg
Looking on the dark side for the coming Of night =
Instead Of the dawniDg Of day s rts
In our nations great struggle confusion and s
As light beams through the dara ness denss;
ohyou are a man let US know where you are
And don't strnd there huggiag the fence.
Looking over with smiles TO the copperneaa Danu
Adisgracs to the country At best, dsusso1i = z
And almost ON the point Of extending hand, 2oE .a
To eomnly with this traioorous request. y
And ey whispered round when their caucus last met,
flor yoa o. d ahem you could not decde,) no idega
And many sgreenback' they re raeiy to bet 20 iiis
That you'l Thu ow a vote on their side t4f
But Il one spark of loyalty burus in your breast;
For your country and for her defence, 9aEA ,eyzs
give not your conscience ons moment Of rest s,
Until you are safe down from the fence.- III y
Wiy stand there unmovsd at yourcountry deep
"A strengthening the chain of the slave 10 "a
- 49, q - 49, bsA-1 uAeA rStenetOn-- NO,
10 prohibit therights Of the brave? sr.-r sIlasl
NOW there "a man in all Uncle SANS Farm, " 81
Who for voting has earned true right, rs .ris
ms ne who in this conflict has shouldsred his
And gone ike a hero to fight, --ii 1e-
While ne who is fearful viii hope for lenovn, haos III
IN counting his do lars and Cents; fsha
And is looking for substitutes all round the town. ~
standing on the top rail of the fence. -. -.
~ II
Win the smile Of the patriot meet no return =
As our victories over are told,
As you glance at the Bulletin evening and morn, Nz
To watch for the prices OF gold. fs, .J..- n Z
Care you that brothers meet suffering and pain
Shrinking notfrom the wounds or the scars; 9ati
While you here At home in your ease can renain
To stand up for the stripes aud the stars?
1t is time now that Justice asserted her right, iA
In the face Of all feeble pre- encei b ,-s1 Z TgJf 81
Defend those who have gone, If you can't 60 to fight
o sand on tho right side u the fence. q 4 q asiaae
2s e5 aaosTsq Il CARRIE A. HAstRLIx.g
Portland, Oct 1884 e t1o.r so asa"a zs
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To Let.

TO Let.
ONE STORE in Galt's Block.
" Applyto Il. T. MACHIN.
ap22 diff Nv -,
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Montreal Ocean Steamship Go,

"a sx.sss Ono of the following fir st.class
= <Sss5S ct aIDsri OF this Line, viz Peruvian.
z SIsaE Isl = bsinaa, NoEt4 A Isean Jura. Brl.
yiau, Nova Scotiap, Moravian Da-
niAss 80 .slals salt trom Q iebec EVERY SATURDAY
MOANING, Tor Ltxerpo d via unu0n, err igasst e
Also 10 stea1 ers ST.o DAVID ST. g EoRex, ST
ANDkEW, t3r. 4 sTaIcK. tri monthly NON Quebec
for Giasg ow0 frepai and re urn ncksts issued at
reduced rates, FIR passage apply to ID. 4 A
Lam, Montreal o. 10 j. l.. FARMER
mayl dsl ,Ap. 10 Exchange strests Portland
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Insf ar Sf0Ien.,

A-lcGOLDW WATCH, open face. . gold colored dial,
IA attached &c black ribbon, with gold buckle
ana q gold quartz rock seal-supposed - have been
lost in gentlemans' walk at G. + II Depot. Who
ever restores the above will be suitably rewarded by
leaving it at d. +, Corser's office G. T. K. Depot,
heowner. i1azs Sag rae 81 5ss N. s. GRANT. X
Portland, Aug 81, 1854 augS1 dtf
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CAUTION 10 TIE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies landed out Tor general use snoud
have tne,r emcacy by well tested exper.
ciau, who,e pre- ar tory stuoies fits him Ior s the
duties he nusthuifll; ye hecouasry is flooded with
best in the world, which not only useless but AZ
ways ipjusoas. Ths I'M fortunate saou.d be rARTfc.
u Ar Ia selecting his physician. al it laentatle
vet inconti Cveftable fact, that meny syphi.itic
patients are made miser able with ruined
BY maltseafment nom inexperienced phys clans in
general practice; for it is point generally conceded
agement of these complaints should engroes Il Q
whole time of thoss VINO would bs cornpstent and
successful in their treatment and cure. TIE mex
perienced general d. actisioner, having neither op
portunity nor time TO make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pursues one system o.
treatment In Iost cases masing an indiscrimin ate
N,1r j.
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Wanted Immediately.

MEN who wish to engage in alegitimate business
11 in which they can make from $40 to S25
day BY small Investment OF from 1900 10 $500. Az
invited to call at 20 Congress Street. and anime
some of the most important new inventions OF the
IN the New England Stats rare opportunity 4
now offered for enterprising men with large OF
small capital to make money by travelling or locat
Oct 2s-z2w e, CHAPMAN, Jn, 40 Cong St.
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Strayed Cow.

GNAME into the Enclosure of the subscriber, ON
" Grove street, a bright red COW, long tan, no
balls on her horns. Gives good quantity Of milk.
Tbs owner can have the same BY paying for this ad
vertisement. l2a ~ GEO. FOSTER.
oct28 div - r. -
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Lost.

ON Wednesday afternoon, out Of carriage, be-
" tween Exchange st. and Emery ST., pair of
Gents Boots The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving them with JOHN e. DOW & Son, cor
ner of Exchange and Milk Sts- sa7 $50 oci20tf
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Wanted Inllnediately.

A middle aged woman, car able of doing most Of
n the work in o small family. The best of refer
epce will be required. Address C, at the Press Of
nee. = ~ esr ~ ~ - =. ~ octzs lW Z
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Wanted.

BOARD in private. family, by Gentlemen, La
ID dy, ore child year old, and Nurse; or q
small furnished house to rent. Address box 2O95
Post Once 3, sas.4s,g dail eGt octlstf
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$500 REWARD.

ON Central wharf. or around the Grand Trunk
~ Depot and ,yarc; . Calf Skin Wallet contain
ing considerable sum of money, and papers of no
value to any one but the loostr. The Under viii be
rewarded as above on returning the same 10 No. 8
Central Wharf Or " Bracket street. arst Y 9
Portland, Aug 81, 1884. 1ae 9asss 9317i aug3ldtf
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New Haven, July nth, 1894
Mr. CoE-Sir:-Haylng been troubled With the
Dyspepsia for some eight or twelve months h ING
taken the usual kinds ofmedicines which Ss d have
me no COED. AZ saw your adv ertisement Of msd5.
ng II S ~ e,g DJspeRsia have tried H. and
IN Of jane that took relieved me in os tine
have taken Il three or four times but hsve ha u.e
eIs.5ss~n ieenng IN my stomach since fnttas. 70
nrst 10 drcpsi although before couId rot we
meai, ana sometimee no moro than three ~ ex ~ =
mouthtulls without distressing me. VI ioer
respectfully, li j. r. yyoOnpupu
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FOR SALE & TO LET,
Hotel far Sale.

d The "Caledonjan House." situated on
Green Street. with front on the street of
!r34st& SO feet, and running through to Canton St
;j6aiH together with the buildings and lot on east
EIMerly side of Canton Street. Also the stable
and 46 by loo Ina westerly side eff Green Street
The lots contains about IL 600 feet ali the unoccu.
pied laJd Is unacceptable to Improvements The build
ings are in good order, and now rent for $500 Der
annum. For terms inquire of
JOHN G. PROCTOR,
sept2s diff IAFUfQ FrrrY Lime Street.
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no Let.

THE Grand Trunk Railway Company's Refresh
Il ment Rooms. Applications will be received by
the subscriber at his efice yor renting of the Re-
freshmeut Rooms at the Grand Trunk Station, in
Portland Possession will be given the first week in
November next. CHAS. e. BARRETT,
Office G. 7. 3. W. Co.
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Inn oTtant to Trnvelers,

While journeying on the cars. nv stonscb h.
came badly deranged, causing severe pain in nav
n mead. .hadit been ON the water it would Rave
psen ernea sea-slckness. A lady sitting BY Ice.
take swollow.' 4 did so, and in less than i've
s11 my trouble vas en- ded The mesicine was
M Dyspepsia Cure and from the effect It had
Upon me stomach, and What have learned Of Il
since MAX y must be an excellent remedy for
~.d,.o ,.o., MRS, SAMUEL FIELD.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA OUREI

~ -, e1'SsT -o-s'ee''p, OseN'seSs al me
'Stonach, Constipation, Heartburn, Colo Pcias
n IN Stomach or BOsOsls, Dyssusssy, Homit-
-soB ing, a feeling Of Faiatness and Lassi- , r :
97ois "a tads, Want Of Appetite,
will not and cannot exist where the cure is used
AZ removes the disease Iy removing the GAUGE not
Ike Alcoholic ktters which cover up your bad feel
ngs tor few moments BY their exhilarating etects
,Deware oisncn remedies or beverages, but Ia their
functions to their normal condition, and set in mo-
tlon the entire human mechanism in perfect har.
mony, and upon principles synony nous with we'll
defined physiological laws. Thatsrch viii Be- The ~
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I FOR SALE.

4 CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
RRr rooms large stable and sheds-situated two
N&s&ss@ and one haf miles f ON Portland and the
ssE1iE Il; est situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
sAMtering place and summer boarders. For
particularsenqnireo r4e nr sH GEO OWEN,
APT diff l0l Commercial Street, Portland.
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WANTS, OST, FOUND
Strayed COiIt.

CAME into the inclosure Of the subscriber an
~ Congress Strees. q dark gray colt. long n
verttsement and other necessary expenses 90
Nov 2-d1ws LEVI WEYMOUTH. :
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At 4 CoURr or PRoBATE held at Portland within
and for the County of Cumberland on the tnirt
Tuesday of October, in the year of onr Lore
eighteen hundred and sixty-fo4r, 70 slfiSt '6i5f
SUeAN -IHGRAHAM. mother of Charles w
lngraham, late OF Portland in said County dece as
ed having presented her Petition for License TO se
and convey, certain Real Estate of said minor q.
hnYing been made therefor casf5 baevF 3 So,
a. cas Ordered, That the said Petitioner give no.
tce 70 all persons Interested by causing notice to be
Published three weeks successfully in the Maine
State Press printed at Portland that they may ap.
pear at o. Probate Court to be held at said Porfapd
on the thira Tuesday fNoyember next at ton OF the
clock In tho forenoon, and show cause If any they
have, why the Same should not be- granted strt.'
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
Atrue copy, attest, n nlgdt 4fdf grrHi -
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TESTIMONIALS,

IRON che Pastor of the Methodist Il. oA1rch, Mod
tetf 7q9f 1di Z isOn, CbaR. IN no 7rh H- hrr,
4 have used Goes Dyspepsia Cure In INV famiIv
and can Willingly teet,fY to It's yalne as nedicine'
Q.i1 HENRY GIDMAHD, Pastor H. g. Chufsis. y
Madison, Conn, June aOth, 1864.
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Positively Cure the W 0rsts Of You,

not In year-not In a month--nor In week--but
yon SHAH sec its beneficial influence at oDce irpe-
ui t and the day you take it, To you who Ave
WHO Dare not eat any thing the Ieast-wise hearty
nrst, because the Doctor has ordered the pisinest
1000 and secondly for fear the distress ii causes
rising and souring on your stomach we say sit down
70 your dinner, eat ss hearty meal a. you wish,
and soon as the food begins to distress Won FOL-
low 1t by asinge teaspconfal Of
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wanted.

! A unfurnished room, with board for gentleman
a and his wife. To be pleasantly located in the
western part OF the city either in private ranly on
where there are hut few boarders. Address 4, th
particulars Box 1888, Portland P. o.. novl dst*
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A NEAT CONVENIENT RENT, for q family Of
IA ONLY TWO PERSONS, (no children Best of
reference given. line addressed to "a. D., Press
Office" will receive prompt attention. IT
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Wanfed,

DY q Gentleman, Wife and Daughter, years
ID old, a good suit of rooms with beard. Rooms
nished or unfurnished. for which liberal compen-
sarion viii be paid. address G. j., box 2204. ssE
PORTLAND, Co.. 26th. oct27tf
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Wanted.
Wanted ImmediateIy

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International Steamship Company.
EaStp0rt, Calais & st. john.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK. 2

&sgses On and after MONDAY, March 18th.
the spps rior 3. s-g ing steamer NEW
ches or, viii leave Railroad Wharf, feet 4 ttate
trset, every Monday, at O'Clock p. M, aud IT,
Thursday, q 5 ociock T H.. for Easiport ports and ST.
Jihq, N B., copDssuag a., ,Eastpert With STAN r
Q1een, for K sbhin ston st rdrews and Caiais. nd
With Sage coacass fSr N eli d at st John
w tn seamers for Frsde rickton, AID with steamer
Emperor for D1gby, Hindeor an Ea'ifaK, and with
the & N. A. Ra lr9ad fer Shediac and all say sta
TORS. 80 q
: Re u ming. vii ave st. John every Monday and
Thu sday. at O'Clock A. NJ, TOR Passport, Portland
and Boston.
Taroag1 ickets procured of tbs Agents and C lefk'
4 Freight received till O'Clock P, NJ. Mondays a.
Thur days.
!; nays DIFF ~, TT Fc.C; EAToy, Agent, I,