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FOR TAX COLLECTOR,
Cotton and Wool Cards
NEGRO MAN FOR SALE,

In pursuance Of directions contained in
the Will Of Grace Kirk, deceased, late Of
Lancaster District, and by permission of the
Ordinary for said District, we will sell on
Tuesday the 10th day Of May next, at the
residence OF the undersigned Mary Kirk, ,
three miles below Lancaster &. H., likely
negro man for division among the lega,ees
of the said Grace Kirk deceased
Terms made known on day Of sale.
MARY KIRK, Ers.
J. Al. SHAVER, kr.
April 2s, 1864 u-ot
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On the night Of the 2Ist, the salt works
near Wilmington were partially DESTROYED
by the enemy. About l50 Yankees landed
from seven boats at Massnbor o Sound, and
carried sf Al white operatives.
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FoUR PER CENT FUNDING Returns
have been recei"ed from number Of drpos
Itares, not heard rom when We published
lste exhibit, by Which the ainoun, funded
IN four per cent bonds is carried up To
2s1 miliieps "t dollars. Tweaty. one do
posiiarles ARE still TO report, VIII ich, it i. be-
teved; will carry the gross sum fully up TO
our !ate estimate 0! $50 millions east of the
Mississippi. 1t will probably exceed this
by some milisns. Richmond Sentinel.
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"THE MERCURYD
New Series Vol. Nv, No. 1
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Current events will DO duly chronic led. and
an unqualified support of vigorous PROSE.
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Contributions of NoveIIe;tes, Poetry, Ro.
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Subscription s months, sIo
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EDITOR g. PRorRIEroR.
-, Raleigh, N. G.
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Notice.

MR.. p. T. MURRAY, of Fort Mills, S,
o., will act as my Attorney during my
absence. ID. j. OUIGLEY.
April l9, 1864. lO-3t.
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Persons who are in need of cotton or
wool cards may obtain :hem at the Stsre
Of Messrs. Hasseltine and Massey. See ad.
veJtisement-
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ENROLLING OFFICE.
April 10, 1864.

iiEaD.]RS., LANCASTER &. h., s. c.
April Is, 1864.
]. In pursuance Of the provisions Of an
Act OF Congress, entitled ian Act to organ
lze forces 10 serve during the war" ap.
proved February II, 1864, all hit. men
within the limits Of Lancaster District bs.
tween seventeen (l7) and fifty 600 wears
Of age, not now 10 the military service OF
the Confederate States, are hereby ordered
10 report, without regard to former eyemp
ton, discharge from service or any pretext
whatever, al these Headquarters for enroll.
ment.
III. All certificates Of exemption hereto
fore issued having been repealed by tho
Act of Congress cited, (eXcept exemptions
OF mail contractors, drivers Of post coaches
and hacks, and on account Of religious onip.
ion) such certificates are hereby revoked
and persons holding them are ordered TO
report to the Enrolling Othcer.
Ill. Every application for exemption lex
cept for physical disability, for Confederate
and State officers, and railroad officers and
employees) must be presented to the I'm.
rolling Officer in writing, supported by the
affidavit Of the applicant and other sworn
testimony, previous to the meeting of the
Examining Board. 1t is required that such
applications be investigated before any one
can be examined by the Board. Persons
who have no claim for exemption except on
account of physical disability need not re
port until tho meeting Of the Examining
Board, Of which due notice will be giyen,
lV Government agents and all their as.
sistants and employees in any department
OF the government, who are not specially
exempted by act Of Congress, are included
in this order.
V. Persons hitherto exempt and Youths
who have ust attained or are about to at
tain the age Of eighteen Qs) years, will bs
allowed to volunteer, by reporting to the
Enrolling Officer before enrolment, into
companies which were organized prior to
April l6, 1862, and which are beio W the
minimum number prescribed by regulations.
}. T.. MILLS,
LIST Lieut.. aud Enrolling officer
Lancaster District SO. Ca,
Office Hours.-From 8 o'clock A, Al 10
} o'clock p. VI and from Q o'clock p. NJ
TO o'clock p. NJ.
April IL, 1864, eff
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TIE full return from army and District
will be published next week, The election
comes off in the District to-day. (ruesday.) }
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HYMENEAL.

Married, in Winnsborough, S. c., on the
3lst March, at the residence Of Mr.. James
McCreight, by the Rev. James Douglas, DIR.
Joseph NJ. PERRY, to Miss EMMA L.. LONG,
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Returns from the ARMY.

We have been Informed, unofficially, of
the result Of the election for Clerk iu some
portions OF the army. The vote is as fol.
lows, as far as i>ard from:
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$50 REV ARD

RUNAWAY from the subscriber about
the LIST instant negro boy named TOM,
twenty years old, copper color, FIVE feet ten
inches hIgh, weighs about so pounds, locks
down when spoken to and has scar on his
left arm. lie is supposed to be in the
neIghborhoed Of b. w. Browns plantation,
near the Ferry, as he has broiher living
thsts. The above reward of Fifty Dollars
VIII be paid for his apprehension.
. JAMES N. INGRAM.
Hawking Rock, p. o., s. C.
April l9, 1864, loft
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have failed 10 make their returns of Pork
and neat Cattle:
AT Hm"lis, Thursday, April 2lst
AT Taxahaw, Friday, . 22d
AT llortons, Saturday, 22J
AT Mrs NJ. C. tIuey's, Monday, ". 25th
-. - IL: Mngl'is' tuesday, a. 26th
u. pe'ar' "Wednesday, 9th
-. Lancaster u H., Thursday, 2Sth
At John w. Twitty's, Friday 29lb
Al Pleasant Hill, Saturday, Both
Those who fail 10 make their returns. ,t
one OF the above named appointments, win
be.iIabIe to the penalty. Those haying
quarterly returns to make can attend 70 !, NJ
the same time and places
}. Il. MOBLEY,
Assessor.
April 10, 1864. 9-3L'
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Pork Returns

'NiiE assessors will attend at the follow
l. ing places for the benefit of those who
have failed 10 make their returns of Pork
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5 0 u L Fl c A ROL1NA A.

March 10, 1864.
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The Spring Campaign.

"IIermSs" writes TO the Mercury from
Richmend:
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Respectfully, ). F. +. wooDRUFF.


~ - New Haven, June Ilth 1884
ME- VII. Cof.Dsar SIR :The hettIe Of Dyspopsia
relief. only ufsi it when nv fooS d,strssssd ne.
1. was about like taking two doaes to-day, 10
IT. !, tlen every other day, increasing the guam
~ ~ 1000 ans decreasing tine medicine. until was
onaoI = 20 eat without taking anything at Al. Ny
case was an extreme one having suffered for seven
only one bottle Of nedicine in tho space OF two
months. The dose was tesspoonfal, ~.
Sold by Drusgists in city and s country. every
3 =" Price s1.oo per Bottle. 81
ordsrs nv mail, from either dealers or consumers,
promptly attended w. WET
C. G. CLARK d go.
W7oissals Druggists, Nss0 Haesn Coma,
Proprietors.
Sold in Portland BY W. r. Phillips, b. H. Hay,
and al other Gealere. marehssedly0a Z
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OAuIIoN no TKE PunLIO.

Every Intelligent and thinking person mus, soep
that remedies handed out from general use shoulc
rience in the hands of regularly educated phYs
Dian, whose preparatory study Cts him for all the
duties he must fuHl; yet the country Is flooded witt
Best in the world which not only useless, but al
ways injurious The unfortunate should be PARrIo.
ULAR in selecting bis physician, as II IL lsmentablt
ients ATE rande miserable with ruined constitutions
by maltreatment from inexperienced physicians In
general practice; for IL Is point gene conceded
6y the best syphiogTGpherS that the study and man
agoment of fheee complaints should engross the
whole time of those who would be competent and
successful in their treatment and cure. Inc mex
periencod general practitioner having neither cp'
portunity nor time to make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pusrues one system o.
treatment, in inoSt eascs making an indtscrfminab
curry.
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DR.. Dodge o. Assurm N.
sVReEOs GaHnaAL,s oFylon.

WANTRD-Ssrse Ne and Issisrant sTroeoRs
w for fhe Cei0rsd Troogs-l anddates must be
Graduates Of some Regular Medical Coilegs, and
be convened by the Surgeon General. The Board
viii deter mine whether the candidate will be sp-
pointed Surgeon Assistant Surgeon, according to
merit Applications accompanied BY one or more
test monials nom respectable persons. as to moral
character, ke. should W addree. ed to the Surgeon
General U. $. A, Washington, d. G, or TO The AS
Boards are now In session a. Boston, New Yosk,
Washington, Cincinnati st. Louis. and New Or
leans
Also wanted. Hospital Stewards for Colored Req.
inenfs Candidates must posse-s iair En- Riish IA,
ucation, and DO familiar With the com oundinv ana
eispensiDR Of Medicines. Applications must BE- msds
- an the case Of Surgeons and Assis ant Surreons
Compensation from s2s 90 to $50 90 per month with
clothing, rations, fuel and quarters '-' "'sn
JOS K. BARNES, Ua....r...
JeB+zAWbm Acting Surgeon Cenar.I
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n OTFI Q q
PROVOST MARSHALL OFFICE,
Eirsk Disffick Sfnfn of Afniafe

PROVOST MARsHAL'S OFFICE,
First District, State Of Maine.
Portland. August IL b. 1864 J
ENQUIRIES on all ordinars subj cite connected
= with the enrolment, draft. exemptions liability
60 drat, credits and accounts of men. fl nished,
should be addressed to the Provost Marshal Of the
CONGRESSIONAL District and In case be 10 not able to
s er them he viii ask in formstion r the Provost
MAI sal General of TIE state Answers may be thus
o9r , more promptly than BY addressing the Pro.
soe. narsnal General at Washing ton, where more
tmpcL sn' business often prevent pr mpt answers
20 meisi.nde OF inquiries now address. to the Blu
euence. - s'''
By Order Of Major j. W. GAPDINFR.
CdARLES ii. DOUGHTY,
Capt and Provost Marshal LIST District Maine.
Aug. l3-d8m - ~ - = =.
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Dwelling House for safe,

f6s.f A two story dwelling house on Congress ST.
ksiii nearly opposite The caselated Wills of s. L.
-CaritOn, ERq., and the line of The Horse
aanroad. Tiiis house esptaips fourteen finished
anu Is well adapted to accommodate two families
with seperale cut buildings stable, re, spd well
of aeF in the yard. large part of the purchase
money can lay on mortgage II desired
THIS property will ufiered at Auction on the first
of August, ii not sold before.
cortland, July III. 1854
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HAVE CouErnENcn.

All who have committed an excess OF 1Ry kind.
whether it be the solitary vice youth or the sting
ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence In msturer year,
SEEK FOR AN AETID0T IN SExsOR.
The Pains and Aches, aad Lassitude ana Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure COTTON, are
eva tho Barometer to tho whole system. ,i5l
Do not wait for tho consumnaon that Is sure to fol
low, do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
- Disabled Limbs, Tor Loss Of Beauty
- and Complexion.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS,

The largest paper in New England, eight pages. lie
published every Wednesday. cont aiming all the
news by mail q telegraph, important reading
matter Marine List. Ma ket Reports, de-, of the
Daily Press, at the following prices, viz:-
Single copy, ono year, Invariably
. I'm advance. ..,..,.,,,.,,,,,....s2 90
Subscriptions solicited Agents wanted in every
town. Postmasters requested to act as agents.
N. A. FOSTER & Co., PRopRrrroRs.
Portland June /, 1884,. - diff
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U. =. uarslnal,s Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMRRIoA,l
DISTRICT OF NAME, ss ~ u~~
DUkSUAN' to an Introductory Order OF Sale, I.
OF The United states District Court, within aud 70
the DISTRICT Of Name, shall expose and Sell at Pub
ilc Vendue to the highest hide tr ior TIE follow
within said District as oIows W.
sf >o~fhp RI. on y dH6sdoy Ire 2lst dan O
SCI tember. current. at IL o'siocE A.,
TINS hull ~ THE SCHOONER III EncY A. HowEs
ard the cargo lately boord said ,choopfr, COZ,
at ng NJ about FIFTY QUINTALs SALT FIsn an,
ONE BBL OIL. sf ae..N -. -
The same having been ordered TO be sold by III,
Of Maine - : = 80 - - ~
Terms Of Sdie-CAsH las g
,ee Dateo al Fortland Tins 14th day Of Sept A. D
CHARLES CLARK,
" SECS u. 5. Marshal. Dist of Maine.
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MEDICAL.
Good News for the Unfortunate.
sagUs
.l-rr H.
.-i'.Has' EHE LONG sOUsHr 5on
.l3eLtlrJ
oIscoEKRED AT LAST.
.ELQ M 30 4l
Cherokee g Remedy
Good News for the UnSOrtunate.
OTScoYkRED At LAST.
cHERoKGE INJECTION

COMPOUNDED PROM ROOTS. BARKs AND Leaves
CHEROKEE REMEDY the great indian Diu.
,.lc cures all di eases Of the Urinary gans such
as Incontinence of the Urine, inflammation Of tho
kidney Stone in the Bladder, Structure, Gravel,
elect, Gonorrhea, and lie especially recommended in
those cases Of FlHor ALtEs TOR Whites In Femaiesl
where all the old nauseous medicines have failed
tbs prepared in highly concentrated form, the
dose only being from one to two teaspoonfus thee
times per day. l1os A-
It'll oiurec and Alternative In It's action purifying
ana cleansing the blood. causing it to flow in all its
'risiuSi purity and yigor; thus removing from the
system all psrOcious causes which have induced dis.
ease. ifl
CHEROEEE LFJECTIOH is intended as an ally
or assistant to the CHEROKEE REMEDY, an
should be used in conjunction with that medicine in
all casesof GozoTrhea, Gest, F4or AIbas or Whites
Its effects are healing, soothing and deurulcent; 70
moving all scalding, heat. choadee and PAIN instead
Of the burning and almost uncndursble pai that in
experienced with nearly all the cheap gnaes isvec-
lions. silo1G = lGn,f- I1oaf
BY tho use Of the clgEROKEB REMEDY and
CHEROKEE LNJECTI0N-ths two medicines at
the same time-aIl improper discharges are removed
md the weakened organs are speedily restored to
full vigor and strength. t-.
For full particulars get our pamphlet mem any
drug store In tbs country or write as and we will
nail tree TO any address, o full treatise.
Price. CHEROKEE REMEDY, 50 per bottle, or
three bottles for So. rIasg II o-...
Price. CHEROKEE INJECTION, az per DO .
or three bottles Tor 60.
Sent by Express to any address on receipt of the
| price, -ataa. sal7.a .I-
Sold By all druggists, everywhere.
DIR. w. r. MERWIN 4 Co.,
SOLE FRorRIEToRp,
| -7oE No. 50 Liberty St., New York.
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MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
he<olloWing from DR.. FAY Is worthy yonf n


Asa general remedy for Female Complaints this
Cordial is very valuable oEe, but by the Profess
sion 1t Is esteemed more highly for lis good RESULT
ss
Smith that much of nay success in midwifery is due
to the use OF this medicine. 1t strengthens both
mother end child. In each cases follow the d.
rectiops Of hFsf King. BY allowing my patients to
use Il fsw weeks PreFioas te conan, meat, as BY
the oRergy timparts to the uterine neEyoss system
the labor will be very much facilitated and removes
the scraps which many femalss are Liable to. Ne
woman she know tho great value OF this Strength
ening cordial would ailto use it,. a1.sas1 81 b
have received numerous testimonials from dig
erert parts of the country whore used Knowing
the good y b capable ofdeng " Il Warrant every
bottle OF nay "Csreisp 70 BE- satisfactory in its re-
The following symptoms indica,o those aaecsions
in which the ysssais Strengthening 6oraiai has
IsSsposition to 'Exshion, wasefalness, unea.i
Power, Pain IL the BACK. Alternate .Chiils. and
Lower Part Of the Body, HsadSehs, Isnsnor Aeh.
ing Alsag the thighs, Intolerance of Light and
i rs e. he
itis specisc remedy in all Uterine Diseases,
Cklorosis of Green Sickness Irregularity, Painful
mesa, Profuse Suppression of Customary Dis
charges, Leueorrhea or Whites, Scirrhns Ulcer
ate State Of tie uterus, slerility, 80. -.
md none less likely to do harm, and 1t u composed
wholly Of vegetable agents, and such as we have
known to be valuable, and have used for many
PRICE, One Dollar Per Bottle. or ak bottles
shogld Jour druggist not have it. send directly to
as ana when 5x hpttles or more ordered we will
pay ell expenses, and have X sseaFey packed from
BE sure and get that prepared at the New England
GEO. w SWEET. M D., Proprietor.
II. III. HAY, Agent, Portland.
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30 kzeas
STORE now occupied b. 20. Possession given
- Immediately. 7oss -n7I4es E-7-1-N
Also, Front Once in Henson Block /.
jsns d6 4e lsqa MULBERRY r. co.
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p r O 2 O s "A L s
III ron ERECTING TRH aA&
Custom House at Portland, Maine.

TREA5URY DEPARTMEkT, - IL l s
august &c. 1854 4 9
DRoPOSALs will be received at this department
IL unIl the arst OctoLer 1861, at II o'clock
noon for the cons, ruciivn OF the custom House an
thorizsd 10 be cree ed al tiaId Me, ccoIdine to
To- plane aud specilcaiois prepared At this Depart
ment; said proposals t. be ether Tor the whole
building or separate different kinds OF work the
ID partment eserying the rig 1T 10 reject sccept
the proposals herr by invited, or any part thereof,
where ii deems the Interest 81 The United STINT re-.
quires iii the department so reserving he ight
exc ude Inc lid OF any person or persons, whom
there just cause TO believe will not athfAl, per-
form the contsact = leo all ti3ashAt upon myesti-
CATION are below fair price Tor tie work
Bids Will not be received in gross, and the Depart
mont having prepareo soaes f u,e sne a9pF XII
required, (which schedule may be had At the efhse
OF the Supervising Al hitect, treasury epaitmenu
tae bidder viii be required to ax his prices thereto
for such tcles and kinds of work as he proposes to
bid for, and then carry the whole OUT In one gross
amount. ~ W. 80
and material deve ed accO ding to CONT act price,
(sad to be asc rtaibeo by the estn att II an
Agent o. tie De parlmen appo , iG h mat pur-
grasses and 60 D ceut. 'ttaineo untii the compile
ton of he contract. ant acc pahce o. the work by
the Agent i'd aid be io elted IN The eveni OF
the non-fnliilment Of the contract.
Contracts w, be AWARDED oD,y TO Master Builders
and Mechanics and the assignment thereof. excepf
b. consent of the Secretary the treasury, VIII be
Each pr,,posal must be accompanied by guaran-
tee signed b two respons.b persons, certified to
ne OF said Districtl in the of So 000,00 or the
whole work or OF proportioAate amounti II tora any
part that the bidder will, when required, his pros
posal be accep ed enter into cnniIaet and bond,
with sufficient securities foI its ahin per formancc
70 na OF the bond and certificate required; also
the plans sgssiheasGns,i anu TO the T
ehiteet of thu Department
40 bid will be considered. unless It fully complies
in al its details with tbs requreme Its OF this adver
tissmeDt
dressed 70 I.aiah Rogers, Supervising Architect,
and pisi Nv endorsed:
i.tiroposals for the Portland Custom Houee." *
Z PropesaIs viii also be received at the same time
far tne old ustom House bui ding and materiale
tharein ftbe four gFsnite columns on Fore r; et
exceped} 10 be removed within sky t60 days from
he swsrdec To the sucvesstui bid for the new
tom House the amount ofsame will be taken as part
payment Of bis contract ,oon
ffeats supervising Architect
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For Anie.

a Of wood lana, on the south side of the river
St Lawrence, in Canada East 1t Is interceeded BY
two considerable rivers with eligible Mil ats Well
wooded with every description of timber such as
pine and spruce in large quantities, aud maple,
berch, beech, taDarac ana bass wo d toany amount
enquire Of MACHIN, Portland
Portland, Fer 1884. feb2s eodtf
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MEDICAL.
DR. 81. -. AUGH Els baA
1sgqoo GAH m FOUND AT ms -'o st''-t.
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
no. S Temple Street,

WhERE he can be consulted privately, and with
w tine utmost confidence by the afflicted, at al
hours oahy, from A. N. 10 p. n. $500 .,,
Dr. II. addresses those who are suffering under the
anllcton OF private disease, whether arising from
ipase eonnection or the terrible vice of seltabuse
C(esong ms enure time 10 that particular branch o.
ALTERING A CURE IN ALL CAsEs, whether oflon
sssanaing ~ recently CONNECTED, entirely removin
perfect and PERMANENT GURE -AI AA sang
He would call the attention Of the af,iiotss a ~
fact Of bis long standing and wen earned reputation
furnishing Sufficient assurance OF ha skin end sge
esq., Z A sliH lNt fI e-iNlt ~ Nf' --Nr@-'
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TIVE valuable real estate ON Free street, known
u ~ the Kurdish property The lot is STOUT LOG
feet Free and extends back about ia tect
Said estste win be sold a whole, or the easterly
hall Of the dwelling house, with lot about 40 by It's
feet, will be sold by itself
Application may be made to James Furbish, ESQ ,
on the premises, or 70 GEO. g. B. jackson,
iulyldtf - 30 Exchange street
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Prop,vasisps, z 500. 20 sn..

- FEOVsStsbEa Store fOv Safe, d
FElHE Stock and fixtures of q Provision store.
|, Il iayoraDly located in thriving manufacturing
town, on the hue of Il r., few miles from Port
land This Is good chance for party with small
capital. Expenses small rent only ave dollars q
month. Wllfbe sold low for cash-change ei bust
ness cause Of SALE Present quota of the town to be
Hlied oy eniistments. CaiI on address mmedi
stsiy lA' Pr O. W. BURNHAN,
International House Portland Me-
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