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Daily national Republican., 1864-12-12
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR RED BRICK.

CHIEF EnMAsTEn's OrrIcr,)
DEPOT OF WAsHInoTor,
WAsHINoTeH, d. C., December ~, 1884.
Sealed proposals will be received At this once
until TUESDAY, December 20, 1854, at 10 O'Clock,
m, for the delivery at this depot Of
10000 RED BRICK.
Pcopoesls must be plainly endorsed Proposals
for Red Brick, !" and addressed TO the undersigned.
d, H. RUCKER, d
Brigadler General and Chief Quartermaster,
deoi2-et Depot OF Washington, d. G.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-12
ADJUSTMENTS.


EoRD'S NEW THEATRE,
IT TENTH ST., ABOVE PENNA. AVE.
First nisht Of the engagement Of the brilliant
''''ii I'll p;'E eUEEss ;'S'sS o. rBr TRAGIC STAGE,
THn lMoNDAYl EVENING, December H. 1854,
will be D''fi;nnbsi9s LADY, AupLrYs SECRET,
THE MYSTERIES OF AUDLEY COURT.
Lady Audley..............."... Mrs. D. p. Bowers
RovERs NEW THEATRE.
" Penn. avenue, near wilisrd's Hotel.
5ESNAsp 4 g eNovER...i;,;I SsSssSF T,TsstSr
"I AM HERE"
The Grss, Lyris and Dramatic star.
THE MAGNiFiCENT,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, Deoembsr Il,
Appear in her celebrated and eminsn'ly original
CAPT. HENRI DE LAGARpERE,
In the grand romsntic drama, entitled the
DUKES MOTTO.
v,,., 81 AN HERE;, H.. i,,h ali, ,,, o-v,.
New Costumes, New mschssiosi Effec,s, and En-.
,irsy New ssS MsspisSsn, s 1aIs sssnsT{
Being brought into rsqui,i,ion to produce the
IN THE MOST EE'S;iSSarous STYLE.
In the character OF
LhGARDERF,
Mile yEsTvALI viii sing, In her own inlmltable
style, the song OF
"TaE DAsHINo CAVALIER"
The Spanish Song, "Lh MANoLA,"
An the Romsnz,, "swEET BLANCHE WITH MIN
OILED HoPEs AND FEARs.n
THE CAST OF CHARACTERS
Will comprise the full strength OF the
| SPLENDID DRAMATIC COMPANY.
During MILE vcstvsli's engagement will be pro
duoed
| GAMEA;
| On, TIVE HEBsEw MOTHER;
BEL DEMONI0i
THE BRIG nDS;
| And others OF her celebrated and sueoeBB.ul ORA
matte And opsratio pieces. dei2
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-12

Hats AND FURs.-The best selected and
cheapest lot OF furs TO be found In this city may
be had At NJ. o. Gladmon & Co.'S, hatters aud fur.
riers, ae4 Pennsylvania avenue. between Four-And.
shslf and sixth streets, next to the National
Hotel.
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e 500 4
TAY COOKE b CO., BANKERS,
vEETH sTRE EFT.
alAA

TAY COOKE b co., BANKERS,
FIFTEENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE UNITED STATES TREAsuhT,
Receive subscriptions for the
NEW U. 8. sEvRN-THIRTY LOAN,
Authorized by the act OF June %, 1884. The Astss
will be issued under date OF August 10, In dsnonk
nations Of
$50, 800, $500, $1,000 AND $4,000,
Payable TO bearer or order, bearing interest ~
$40 per oeRt. per Annum, payable semi.
and will be convertible at the option Of the holdsr
GovERNmENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES,
cERfiFIcATEs OF INDEBTEDNESS
AND COIN;
And paw the highest price for
oUARTERMASTER's 3 CERTIFICATE CHECKA
jy27-du JAY COOKE 70
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-12

NEW YORK STYLRs.-Gsntls,nsn' Oiota:tq =
kess aud "A large Tor Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk
ing Coats exoell In beauty, grade and nnish any
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS q Co.,
oeS-u I2a Pa. av., bot. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-12
LOCAL NEWS.

VERY CoID.-The coldest weather OF the
Yesterday was lowering, drirzlinF, but eompara.
lively ealmj but early In the evening q wind
storm set 10, which was for many hours tremend-
ort. signs were b'own down, and windows were
broken. The storm ragged Throughout the night,
but BY this morning had abated, but the cold was
intense. Az o'clock last night the ther ermometer
plaoe II stood as folows at the several hours here
sisr mentioned, this morning. viz: I O'Clock, IS;
atsoclock, isj ate o'clock, 20, at 10 o'clock, 2ij
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-12

TREAS SURY REGIM ENT
PROMENADE CONCERT,
FORD,s THEATRE,
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1854,
At sk o'clock, p. NJ.
MUSIC BY
GRAFULLA's7th REG'T NY. 8. N.G. BAND.
Tickets admitting . Gentleman and Lady, Three
DollArs. Single Tickets, Two DDllars-msy be OBJ
tained Of tho members Of the Regiment.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-12

COMMITTEE:
Hon. y. L. sPINNrR, U. s. Treasurer.
Il. CoLBr, Register.
EDWARD JORDAN, Solicitor.
" HUoH McCULLocH, Comp, OF the Currency.
J. NJ DRoDHEAD, Second Comp
JOSEPH J, LEWIS Com. OF Internal Rev enue.
THOMAS L. SHITH, First Auditor.
I. D. French, Second Auditor.
JoHN WILsoE, Third Auditor.
STEPHEN J. TABoR. Fourth Auditor.
c. NJ. WALLER, Fifth Auditor.
L. SELLs, sixth Auditor.
Admiral W. d. sHupRIcK, Chairman L. II. Board.
Private Boxes may be obtained OF the Treasurer
Of the Regiment, At his offioe, Redemption Diyis'
ion, Treasury U. s. dts-td
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-12
PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.
Posr orricE DrrARIMEsr, I

Posr OrTicE DEPARIMEsT,l
November 20, 1884, I
Sealed Proposals will be received At the Post
Once department until the atst day Of December,
1884 at u o'clock At noon, for furnishing Station
cry for this Department for one year from the
frat day OF January, 1865. Those uuaoeompanied
By Eatiifactr ry Testimonials Of ability 10 fulhl
contrast will not be considered.
All the articles must be Of the very best quality,
samples OF which, containing at least ream OF
each kind OF paper, must accompany the bids,
and the Department reserves the right to retain
and pay for the same at the price stated In the
offer or to return them, at Its option.
No bid will be considered where the articles 40
&C cmpanying II are not Of the kind and quality
quired by the Department, and spurious articles
will subject the entire bid to rejection, at the
pleasure OF the Department.
The subioined list specifies, a. nearly as can new
be done, the amount, quality, and description OF
each OF the kinds Of articles that will be wanted
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-12

rVHE GREATEST STORY OF MOD
ERIN TIMES.
There /. new in course OF publication in the col
umns OF the
NEW YORK WEEKLY.
an original and thri ling romance, entitled
SYRIA, THE JEwEssi
THE MAGICIAN OF TOLEDO,
from the pen of the renowned romanOsr.
LOUIS LEON.
whose powerful romances, "THE SILVER sHiP"
and "InE sTK ,. .UAUdHTERs PORTION" so elee-
trined the resdit world while running through
the columns Of
THE NEW YORK wKEKLY,
now universally admitted to be the most perfect
family literary journal In the world.
We do not hesitate to say that "sYRIA, THE
MODERN TIMEsi
Its plot is so complicated and thrilling ss to hold
| the reader spell bound, andi 10 worked up with
| skill and power wilton 10 absolutely wonderful
Nobody can arise from the psTusai OF this sTeA,
| story without feeling that II was the work OF nc
common mind, and without .regretting that u
ended so soon. Everybody thould read 1t, fol
while it iI undoubtedly sensational, IL 10 at TINT
same time strictly moral In tone and In the lessor
which 1t teaches.
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
TIIIs TURF.

ID DAcISG.-HoBoKEN COURSE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER
purse Of $500. mile heats ~ O'Clock, +. NJ
T. Snedecor names b. T., years, by mp scythisn.
DIR, Rogers names q T.. years oy gray Esg'e
Purse of $50, four mile heats.
n snedecor names q c. years, by GRAY Eagle.
Dr. Rogers names b. t. years. oy imp ncytnisn. =,
Erie Railroad leaves foot o. CnAmosss stsees ~
II l6 A. NJ. direct TO the grounds hSafs - 20
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
nousEs. NOctIs. Sc. WAsrEn.

A PR.FATE FAMILY Wish 10 KENr FOH IAn
~ winter months nenthie afet vel fHrri@hed Uelsn
b.twesn fNuteentb an rdFy -eepnd str't trs self
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OVER EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST

III currency, and are of equal convenience per
manent temporary investment
1t Is believed that no securities offer 50 great in
duccncnts 10 lenders the various descriptions 81
l. 5. Bonds, In all other forms of indebtedness,
the faith or ability Of private parties or stock com
panics or separate communities only is pledged for
payment while for the debts of the United States
the whole property of the country is holden to
cure the payment of both principal and interest IN
coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for in sums from
$50 up TO any magnitude the terms, and are
t!IaS made equally available to the smallest lender
and the largest capitalist. They can be converted
into money At any moment. and the holder will have
the benefit OF the interest
1t MAJ be u.cf!l to state in this connection that
the total Funded Debt of the United states on which
interest is payable in gold, the Sd day Of March,
1si4 So, 9i,,oj1 The interest this debt for
the coming fiscal year will by sl5,93s ,l9d while the
customs revenue in gold for the current fiscal year,
ending june Goth l>i, ha, becn far at the of
over algo,ooo,glo per annum.
viii be seen that even the present gold revenues
of the Government are largely in excess of the
wants of the Urea for the payment of gold in
tcrest, " lille the recent increase of the tariff will
doubtless raise the annual receipts from customs on
the same amount of impJrtations to $!J1,050o0p
PER ahnum.
Instructions to the National Banks acting rs loan
agents were not issued from the United states Treas
Try until Harcl -, but in the first three weeks of
April the subscriptions averaged more than Ten
MILLIONS EEK.
Sly-sgus ions W III be received bq the
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Shipping Nous.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

Arrived.
THURSDAY, May 10.
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Sch July, Fos., belfast.
Sch Theo Frelinghuyscn, Pomcroy, Boston.
Sch Lej,k, Nhitmorc, Boston.
Sch Abigail, Murch, Boston.
FRIDAY, May 20.
Sch Belle, Jordan, Boston.
Sch Samuel Lewis, Mood, Boston.
Sch Edward, MilIikcn, boston.
SEA Agricola, Murcb, Boston.
SATURDAY, May 81.
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sch Georgia, Alley, Boston.
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SUNDAY, May -.
Sch james Barbour, Rcmick. Boston.
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Sch Ia'rdcaler, Young. Boston.
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Sch Edward, Mnllkcn, Bostnn.
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MONDAY, May 70.
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Cleared.
THURSDAY, May 10.
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TUESDAY,, May Il.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-27

Ata Court Of Probate holden at Bucksport within and
for the County Of Hancock On the third Wednesday
OF May 4. n lSei
NN the petition Of John Hopkins, administrator of the
estate # Phneas Brown, late Of Bucksport In SAID
County ceased. representing that the pei sonal estate
If s1ii deceased sufficient t. pay the just debts
which he owed at the time o his death by the ol four
hundred dollars aud praying fora license sell and
vcy the real Of said deceased, including the reNer
sion of DOVER Tor the paym mt oi said debts aud Incl
dental chlrEes;
rieredTt The said petitioner give notice thereof to
the heirs of said deceased and to all persons interested,
aid tate by causing copy Of this order TO he put
.le three successfully nthe Ellsworth American
printed Ellsworth, that they may appear at Probate
Court t. e holden Ut Ellsworth, in sud COUNTY, the
,Hlrl WcducsdaT Of June next, at ten OF the clock
Ia the forenoon, and shew cause, il any they have, why
tie player Of sail petition should not be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy--Attest,
lql A. A. BARTLETT. Register.
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At Court Of Pr bate held at ruckspor within and fer the
County Of Hancock, ON tie third Wednesday oi
MAY A. D, lS6i
.rANCY A, Mo0RES, widow Of James 5. Moores,la
y Of Gastine, deceased, having made application to
ne for an allowance out o. the personal Of said
deceased:
Ofaered said Ma Thomas give notice all per
sons Interested by caustT copy Of this order to be pub
hed three successfully the Ellsworth American,
~ inei at Ellsworth that they may appear at Probate
Court Ia c holden at Ellsworth in said county the
third Wednesday Of june next, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon and shew cans if any they have, why al
lIWance should not be made.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy --Attsst.
IsA A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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Eyolne songs Of the War

American Marseillai.c Eisrr, 80
=" Under orr iag beat the long call once more =,
Call u the North as you called her before
Cur Volunteers Song aud chorus. Bdumeqsh 80
'ssuldcn and loud the war cry rang"
softly now, tenlcrly lit him with care. 80
=" This is hero whose pale form We bear
Inscribed to the Mothers, Wives ard Sisters Of
the Stain in battle.
From the Red Battle Field Quartet, Darker. 80
silently, tenderly, mourniully home,
From the rel battlefield, volunteers, come"
Emancipation. song and Chorus, 81
ln this land of the free. not slave shall there be,
As a ctuse for rebellion or treason
A Here las fallen. kne. so
Mother, when the war is over Song 4 Che. so
The Drummer Boys March, Winner. 80
Copies Of the above new and popular sheet mu.
sic sent by mail postpaid rec ipt of the price.
OLIVER DlrSON & co Publishers, 30 Wash
ngtun stieet Boston.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SrLLIvAy-Ili 22I. sshs kossuth, Bunker
New YORK Iopcs, loss. Boston.
r25I. scLs New Globe, Graun, and Grccian
bow. l.ost,n.
en- sch Warrontop. It'll New Bedford.
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HtfHy, c'r;er, ia" Lucia Enfsess, Boston, City
fatut, Matthews {" 'rt'yy
MaeHt>g rT--.tr lath, IN. Sprins6oA, john
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United States Internal
Revenue.
FIFTH DISTRICT OF MAINE, }
Assessor OFFICE, :


NOTICE is hereby given, that the lists, valua-
! ations and enameratinns, made and taken
by the Assistant Assessors Of the several divisions
ia this District within the County of Hancock,
being the Annual Assessment Tor the year 1864,
under an Act OF Congress entitled A Act to
provide Internal Revenue to support the Govern
ment, and to pay interest on the Public Debt,
approved july 1st lSG2 and also the Act OF
March 81. 1853, aud all ether acts additional to
or Amounting said acts may be examined at the
office Of the several Assistant Assessors taking the
same, for the space Of fifteen days, to wit; from
the 9th TO the 18th of May, lsGi, as follows.
Those taken by u. p. Marcyes at his office in Eden
those taken by f. H. Harden, at his office in Ma
rilviile; those ken by j. Il. Partridge, at this
flee in Ellsworth; and those taken by William
Grindle, Jr., at his office in Penobscot; and on
the 9th day of May at this office, appeals will
DO received and determined by me as relative to
any erroneous or excessive valuations by said AS
sstant Assessors
n. A. JOY,
II Assessor 9Th District Maine.
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nS-if you troubled with Cough, Cold, Ifonrse-
ness Pain in the side, any affection of the throat
or lung, go to Calvin G.. Peck's and get box of
IIOWE'S COUGH FILLS and if thy fail to give
satisfaction the purchase money will be refunded
The best known remedy for Whooping Cough. Try
them, everybody. 3m1s
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r~sswrTxrr-rEx rT-,-, r-,'.sas stsrs-.s&sess q
CoNMENDADLE.--Wc noticed the clerks on the
lower erd of Main Street, of our village, out
with hoes, brooms and baskets, cleaning up the
street of all loose dirt and rubbish, and carrying
it off out of sight. The street now presents a
neat appearance and is much more conducive to
health than the lato filth which lined each side
of it. We also notice some Of the citizens on the
east side of Hancock street have been building
grasses and fences in front Of their lots, clearing
off tho side walks and much improving both the
looks and travel. Mr.. Perkins has made a cul
vert to carry the water the street from that
swampy spot on tho unfinished street crossing
from Hancock to High streets, and conducting it
into its proper channel, favor which all travel
lers on that street cannot fail to recognize. Now
if our town f., hers will have tho sidewalk raised
to it. proper place, both sides OF the street. we
doubt not the srumblins of pedestrians will not
be Of SO common occurrence.
The remains of Sidney 5. Eidrdse, who
was killed in the late battle, are expected home
to-day. Thursday, understand. Those Of Geo.
". Maddox, Esq, have not yet been heard from.
scrg't. Charles II. Haynes, wounded in the
log at the battle of the wilderness. and since tying
up his wound with a handkerchief on The field,
nothing has been heard from him.
5 I. Abbott of this city, has left at our
flee some potatoes planted last winter under cov-
er and grown altogether out of the sunshine
They grown by steam hcat-which she ws
that agriculture can be carried on by steam as
we'll as other tbings.-Porttaai Press.
Co1, al 6
battles in Virginia, native of Connecticut.
lie entered the service in 1897 as second Lieuten>
mt Of Sbe md artillery, and at the time Of bis
death VI. Colonel of the 4th cavalry in the regu-
lar army
DEAru OF GENERAL Isaac HoDsp 7N-Gcneral
Isaac ilodsdon, of Corinth. died this, Tuesday,
morning about ,clJck. Gen. llodsion was born
at Berwick in this State, Dee. l7lh, ISL. In
early lifo he removed to CJrnth, where he worked
ut the blacksmith business, served in the of
lsl2 n. Captain, and irv. ii any man in this
State. has held more fices Civil aud military
than General iIodsdon. lie ardent friend,
q kind and obIigng mel ghbor, aud lived to the
advanced age of 81 years, ! months and days.
Ills funeral will take place ON Thursday at one
bclock.-Imes.
REBEL ToRrrno The Mayor has received
from Lieut. CD. Spoif5rd ef the llth Regiment,
n rebel torpedo, taken from under water
Morris Island, below Charleston, :. c. 1t is
made Of wood, strongly iron unl. conicnl in
shape about three feet long, and capable OF con
tanning about fifty pounds OF POWDER il its az
rearaucc it resembles a "buoy," such as is used
ON the coast to mark the location Of shoal water
or ledge. They mighty engine of mis
chief aud are capable, rs in numerous instances,
cf doing much hatm-as in the recent case Of the
steamer Maple Leaf, ard others OF our govern.
mcnt vossel..- Bangor ImcS.
LOOK OUT. Counterfcts on Maine
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5pefial Notilss.
ACAkD 10 lNXALlDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South america ~
n missionary, discovered safe and simple lrihtd,
for the cure of Nervous Weaknesses, iariy Decay
RScascs of tie riuary ana seminal Organs, aud Tn
whole train Of disorders brought on hy haieiul an
,irou. hubits Great numbers have been aireadl
cured bv tlis noble remedy. Prompted by "a de-ir'
10 benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, viii sent
the recipe for preparing and using th'' mede ne u
a sealed enYcloiie 10 any one Who needs il, Free q
charge Address -. ,,,,,
JOSEPH 4 INMAN,
STATION ID, BIBLE Hot ~.
iml2' Ne~ FORK I"J'
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Is the Best IN tie World

Harmless, True and Reliable Dye Known
This splendid Hair Dye is PERI cic ang"s Red'tnsty
or Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy B'ae@ or Na'frdf
RroWn wlthou: Iuilrins the Hair or staining the >b
leaving the Hair Soft and Beant'iui mP~s fresh vital
" frequently restoring lis pristine color ana roca''
n effect. o: had Dyes The genuine is signed WILLIAM
A.BATCHEEoR, all others are mere limitations aud
aoull he avoided. sold by al DruSsiits &c. fAeIo
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EnGcld-May 18th, GEORGE Augustus, son Of
George and Mary Forbes, aged about 80 years
late Of Mion"s"ta.
Gan.or-gtA inst, Mrs. Frances, vito Of DR.,
II. Rich.
G..z.r nr-rss1.s.a<'x-rs,
ETrERS remaining unclaimed in tho Post
Oiice at Ellsworth, safe Of Maine, 2it1
day Of May, lSt4,
t-5-Io obtain any of these letters, the aPpli.
esuI Nus; call for 'aFp7fst@ difHs, sir" tae date
of thi, list. and pay one cent Tor adveI ing
Es.f-If not ca!leg Tor within 5He month they viii
he 5 Mt to tho Dead Letter uth;e.
Free Delivery Of letters by carriers, at the resi-
lcpses uf owners, in cities aud large towns, may
be- secured by observing the following Rules;
|, Direct letters plainly tie hesteet aud num-
Der. well as the post Office and State
2 Ilead letters with the writer's post eher
and State, street and nHHbr, sign them plainly
with full name aud request that answers be d.
rected accordingly.
g. Letters to strangers or transient visitors In
a town or city, whose special address may DC ui-
knnwn should be marked, in the lower leit-hand
conner, with the ri "frausient,D
A. Place the postage stamp on tue upper ry" :
hind corner, and lsote space between the stamp
and direction ioy past RlGihtRS without Interfering
with the sHLng.
\. B.-A req ses4 for the return OF letter 10
,hc writer. if unclaimed within 80 days or less,
written or printed witt the writer's name, POST
trc> md Niqte, across the left hand end ct the
tngej,Ue. on the face side, will be complied with
Mt the usual prepaid rate Of postage payaoie
wbsn tho LITTER is delivered to the wIiter Sec.
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Hancock Conference.

Annual Meeting of this body a. Bluehill, June
9TH and stb, beginning at lct clock A. NJ.
A committee will DC Mt the Church to direct
persons to place. Of entertainment.
II WIN. A. MERRILL, Scribe.
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State Of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Augusta, May 2e,h, 1854. I
An adjourned session of the Executive Council,
will be held ut the Council Chamber in Augusta, on
Wednesday, the eighth ,uy of JUNE next
Attest ;-EPHRAIM FLINT, JR,
See etary of State.
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MANHOOD:
How Lost, How Restored.

Just published, a new tdition Of DR.. Culverwell's
&c cbrased Essay OF the radical cure (Sithoui
uledicLc) u! SPEKNAroRRHoEA, or Seminal Weakness,
Inyoluata Y semiaal Loss IS, IHPoTtScY, Mental and
Physical Incap4eity, Inpadiments to Marriage, etc
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