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Pleasant Suburban Resort.
HOUSE,
WEST BROOK.

a THIS elegant suburban Watering Place
ocated upon pleasant eminence near IA
lf4ski Pisic Pond, but25 miles from Portland. hav
1.-THE subscriber he most respecff,,i, .aer y
ca fre on Of the public, and cof;aS
S@ rh ION ms Old friends ss- u'siiy invites
furniture and IN .eassnts retired and quiet The
cosy and seht, nishIngs are all new and theroomi
the daiss--zAfiy. The tables are supplied with ali
ye4acacies as well as the substanrais OF the sea.
and the service ofone of the very best cooks II
New England have been secured. -
extensive sheds and fine stable wit b roomy stall,
are among the conyeniences of the establishment.
e NICE Bathing House sufficient for the accommo
aaon bathers has been erected with step.
proectng into ten feet of water, and the whole se
ouseu rom observation by floating screen.
omoking Ar9ors grace the banks of the Pond and
invite the indulgence of the lounger
h9png for share of the public patronagethe un
oersigned promises to spare no effort for the enter
tainment Of his guests. GEO. w MITRCH 'i
"ossofooAi may II, 1854, may21dtf
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Will not and cannot exist where the cure is used =
IL removes the disease BY removing the cause, not
like Alcoholic Bitters which cover up your bad feel
ings for few moments by their exhilaratng effects
beware ofsueh remedies or beverages but in their
place use Q remedy that will restore the diseased
functions to their normal condition. and set in mo.
uon the entire human mechanism in perfect har.
mony, and upon principles synony nous with well
defined physiological laws. Thatslch win DO the eff:
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NvhE hrm Of Howard q Strout, az Attorneys and
n councillors q Law, is this day dissolved BY mu-
tuai consent Either partner will attend 10 the aet
Element of of the business Of the late arm
MI. Howard will continue to occupy offoaeI Mid
die street, over Casco Bank.
Mr.. Etrout will occupy office l06 Middle str..t
opposite head of Plumb street. W.
JosBPH HOWARD
SBwALL G. STRour
Portland June ~. ls84.-d8m e,e'
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Dissolution Of CopartnersIlip.

'1 .s copartnership heretofore existing between
co3.nt unTnersigned is hereby dissolved by mutual
bv ~ me anairs of the late firm will DO fettled
~. S Sura1r member why viii continue the Flour,
Hr ~ dsnsoco business under the name of FREE
c;sI strast at the old place, No IS Commsr-
ra-s M A. as4 JAMES FREEMAN,
-SV1-'' ~ f.e SAMUEL FREEMAN.
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Positively Cure the Worst of You,

not In q year-not in month-nor in week-but
you shall see its beneficial influence at once imme-
diately, and the day you take it. To you who have
lived tor years upon Graham Bread and plain diet,
WHO dare not eat any thing the least-wise hearty
nrst, because the Doctor has ordered the plainest
food, and secondly for fear the distress It causes-
rising and souring on your stomach wesay sit down
to your dinner, eat as hearty a meal as you wish.
and as soon as the food begins to distress YOU fol-
low 1t BY single teaspoonful of FdG ~
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Rare Chnnce.


w Pssohase stock of Millinery, -sth rent of one
81 the best stands In the city. address throngh
r'o'' iv2s tt MiLLINER. PortianSs
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PORTLAND. sACO q PORTSMOUTH
RAILROAD.
sUMMsR ARRx3aEMEgrs

SUMMER ARRHN GEMENTS,o
gfe Commencing April llth, 1854. r
ESzssSNsw1 Passenger Trains will leave the Sta.
- ton, Canal street, daily, lSundays ex-
ceptedl as follows
Leave Portland for Boston, ct s.i5 A. H. and see
Leave Boston for Portland ct 7.sO A. M. and 500
Pm. ~ 81 era-a
! Leave Portsmouth for Portland, ct 1000 A. H. and
$50 r. N. ~ lr49
These trains win take and leave passengers st way
stations. s -4~ At -arrr - sre~' 2
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
FRANCIS CHASE, Superintendent
Portland, 0ct 80. 1883. oc31 edit
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Grand Trunk Railway.

s..kzA FREIeHT AGENCY,
p9S3etH g. Portland, Sept 8, 1854.
LII persons requiring receips from this Com.
"a pany for the delivery OF Freight, and payment
Stamps upon the same or they will not be signed.
Sept 6-dIm JOHN kOkIEVus' Agent,
.aM ,dEkITaOa
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For SaIe.

THE House. Barn and Lot situated on the co-r.-
4 of Congress and Lowell streets, adioinjnS tSa
West Congregational Chapel lot. The lot Il 9aroe
enough for good garden for the erection az AZ
ethsr house. For further particulars Apply to
HENRY p WHITE
septl7-2w Or to LEVI WEYMOUTH
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For Sale.

a. CLIFF COTTAGE, containing oyer 20
ssSHxan rooms, large stable and shsds-sifuatedtwo
Est&s# and ono-half miles from Portland, and the
S:s FL finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
Ees48 tering place, and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire Of GEO. OWEN
apt diff 101 Commercial Street, Portland
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NOTICE OF Dissolufion

FTvHE firm heretofore existing under the name and
IL style of Cloudman, Stevens & Co.. is hereby dis
solved by mutual consent. Messrs. Cloudman 4 Ste
vens authorized to settle and adjust the affairs Of
the late firm. sl.ie JOHN CLOUDMAN,
s~a ffI na4t ALBERT r. STEVFNS,
Portland, Sept. l, 1854. -
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Relieve You Instantaneouslv.

thus enabling you by hearty eating, and the uas os
the cure after each meal las often as the food 5s.
tresses yoG, OF sogrs on your stomach, GU viii get
IN very lew Gays SO that you can do without the
nrss bottle Is used up we win guarantee You free
from Dyspepsia, and able to eat, digest and enjoy
heathiest hours, and we will forfeit to Won the rica
is not correct. '''s0AieH'
The medicine is powerful but harmless, and whilst
single teaspoonfm will at once relieve the dyspep-
TIC sufferer, the whole bottle would not materially
lnu11 hm as It Is entirely vegetable and Contains
gin in disordered stomach and bowels, are dispei
led In the same instantaneous way, by the use al
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CopartnersIlip Notice,

THE undersigned have this day formed copart-
Il nership under the Arm and name of errih,
Parsons G. Small for the purpose of doing whole.
sale Fancy Goods business at No. las Middle street.
up stairs, Portland, Mo. d. MERRILL,
j.. PARSONS,
CHAs. SMALL.
Aug asth. 1864. sepi2d2w
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NOTICE.

TvHE ccpartnership heretofore existing between,
Il the subscribers under the firm of
HATCH. CLIFFORD & CO., II.
is this day Dissolved by mutual consent ] r
Clifford Is authorized to settle all debts ne to and
by the company II. H. HAron
j Il. CLIFFORD
H. A. Frost.
rortand, Sept. TO- 1854. sepl2eod2w
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rs open Day and Evening, for q Thorough Bushes
1Education. Located 1850.
Hanson Block, Middle St., No. Iel.

Scholarships good in any part of the United States
ae Principal has had 20 years experience; is always
on the spot, and attends to bis business; and prom.
ises, as during the past IL years, pains shall be
spared Ia the future. Five hundred references OF
the first class business ren with many others of the
CITY, will testify to the practical utility, capaoous
ness and completeness of my systems and manner
of teaching and citizens of other cities have testified
to the same. Diplomas will be awarded for thor
ough courses. Able Assistants secured. Bartlett'e
Plan, the founder of Commercial Colleges, strictly
adhered to as regards not copying. Certain times
will be devoted to Commercial Law elucidations.-
Come all who have failed to be taught business
hand writing and will guarantee to you success.
Appicatiousso solicited for Accountants. Separatein
struction given. Students enter any time, Sep.
arate rooms for Ladies' Tuition reasonable Intri.
cate accounts adjusted. Ladies' and Gentlemen that
desire to take lessons full, separate course
In either Bookkeeping, Navigation, Commercia
Law, Photography, Higher Mathematics, Civil En-
cheering. Surveying, Native Business Writing
Commercial Arithmetic, Correspondence, Care
Marking, land teaching from printed copies and
Text Books will be avoided please call, or address
sne frincipal: Z. E.BROWN.
FoFtlAnA. OCs.z, 1858. oo2o cod & eowlY
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House to Fer

HOUSE 20 Let
MOI Cotton St., suitable for a boardn. bor %
IN Possession given Immediately Inouire Of So
sept zA-ou H. ~ UPHAM SON,
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE !

Fever and Ague, Headache, Sickness at the
Stomach, Constipation, Heartburn, Colo Pains
IN Stomach or BO'oels, Dysentey, FOmit-
10Y ing, a feeliag Of Faintness and Lassi-
f,,1a II1-rn4 &c A....... ------
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Messrs. Cleudman & Stevens will continue the
street. sepl6eodsw
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS.

The MAINE STATE PRESS,
The largest paper in New England, eight pages, is
published every Wednesday, ntaining all the
news by mail a"d telegraph, important reading
matter. Marine List Market Reports, &C., of the
Daily Press, at the following prices, viz
Single copy. ono year, Invariably
In adyance... .............s. .......... s2 90
Subscriptions solicited. Agents wanted in every
town. Postmasters requested to act as agents.
MA. FOSTER 8. Co., PRopR1EroRs.
Portland June l, 1884. DIFF
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ne Ned.

FNNHE Store now occupied by e. E. Little under
= Mechanic Hall. Enquire of -s
c. P. KIMBALL,
aug25 Preble Street.
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VNHE private boarding house No. n Free s....
newly papsred and painted Rooms n, - Ssa,set,
sna untarniahed, with board. A1neo
Sept H-dlWs
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-. arnf s, TO Let, ay-lg 6pY ~
~ !, Apply to II. T. MACHlN.
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One of the 7scenty.fre.

hleAa AiQil New Haven, July 18th, 1864 ',
q MR. cex-SsT s-itsyiEg been troubled with the
Dyspepsia for some eight Or twelve months. have
taken the usual kinds OF medicines which haye done
me no good. saw your advertisement of a med;.
found it to be THE medicine The FIRST is drops fthe
zth of June that took. relieved me in one minute
have taken II three or four times but have had NO
distressing feeling in my stomach since taking the
first Is drops; although before, could not eat
meal, and sometimes no more than three or four
mouthfuils without distressing me-
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T'O Let.
SIoRE nov occupied BY sss, Possession given
Also, Front O@oein Hanson Block. M
Jams diff a4-s RI Il LTRHEY n co
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.las STATEMENT or TEE aoj
Etma Insurance Company,
nm uAp.tropp r0~Ju

J.C. CHURCHILL, Agent,
No. A Eron Block, Portland Pier.
deco DIFF "a d, f,-sife u af. 8t rell
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HNHE three story, brown-stone mastic house. No.
n 24S Cumberland, corner Of Green street. con.
taiping ten rooms, with dining room. Sc, finished
in modern style, with gas; also an abupdanca of
hard and soft water in kitchen, Apply at 100 Com
nerciAi ST. n-a5 % aa1rg 4 sep15d2w
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b CHEROKEE PILLSi
SUGAR COATED.
FEMALE REGULATOR, i
HEALTH PREsERvER,
CERTAIN AND SAFE,

For the removal Of DISTINCTIONS, and the Insurano
Of Regularity in the Recurrence of the
Monthly Periods.
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otfsily, J. r. WOODRUFF.

New Haven, June 1lth, 1854
NIB. CoE-DeGr Sir:-The bottle of Dyspepsia
Medicine received from you, gave instantaneous
II was about like taking two doses to-day. one to-
morrow then every other day, increasing the guam
uty OF food and decreasing the medicine until was
enabled to eat without taking anything at all. My
case was an extreme ono, having suffered for seven
years. now consider myself cure e. ana Dy using
months. The dose was teaspoonfnl.
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A TWO story House and Lot, situated on Port
In land street, with Stable and other ont buildings
Also two adjoining lots containing about eight
Thousand square feet. Enquire OF II. STEVENS,
NO. Al Portland street. june9dtf
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H71h TO Let. dfsdast1 $3.50
HNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO let with or with.
~ out board, at ss4 Congress St. pepl4diw.
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80 ~ --a NO A<Gts 4tHEf 81
ENOUk Omces single or in suites, over Stores Nos
Il 162 and 154 Exchange Street opposite the Inter
national House. Apply 90 the premises to M
jy4 du sA A. L. BROWN.
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.gq2p iaifpsaatl lag sisso4hA
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Weddino ards,
Notes Of I0itation, TIsiting Cards, Lists Of Dam
oes, etc.. etc., Of every variety and cost,
furnished at short notice.
LARGE POSTERS.
Hand-bilIs, shOp-biEls, Program.
mes, Circulars,

And plain printing of every description. Also,
RsIe and Figure soork, executed neatly, and on
terms that cannot fail to satisfy.
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1.-TWO first class tenements at the corner of Salem
~ and Bracket Sts.; also one tenement on Green
Sc. Inquire of JABEz q. WOODMAN, Jr., Real
WOODMAN, % OAK st, $3.50 + sept6dtf
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81 sao.ais0ig 80 y 20 .sigp ssv aeiieJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-31

The (Albany) Eroniag Journal, of Saturday,
says, referring 10 the meeting Of the State Com
mittee of the War Democracy held at Syracuse
on the 9th inst:
although the foregoing be-, been published in nearly all The
papers, there is scarcely word Of truth In It. There IT, We
believe. the form OF organization styled the Wa Demo
crscy' but hss neither body substance Tho fellow
" 10 running the msclnc Is acting entirely without al
,hov Tie respectable gentlemen whose he
freely in his call. and crcunrs aud which he forces into h'
report, fictitious meetng know nothing Of him his or
eanyation II Is a very shallow scheme TO rHise the wind
by evyins black ms upon whoever silly enough TO be
ieye In the existence Of the bogus Organization
Tie Journal, We are assured and believe, Is
altogether mistaken. This State Committee OF
the War Democracy exists not only in form
but in fact, and among its members are some oil
the most eminent Democrats of the State.
They are loyal to the Union, and believe in
carving on the war till the Rebellion shall be
utterly suppressed and peace restored on true
and lasting basis. This is "a broad enough plat
may have been their party designations iithcr-
to. The Journal. we should suppose, would be
glad to give helping hand to any organiza-
ton. small or large, that took such ground in a
catholic spirit, and especially one whose influence
must be great with that political class on which
the enemies Of the Union count TO throw the
administration OF the Government into the
hands Of the opponents Of the war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-31

could have gone before the world mounted upon
one real, substantial. tangible, and concrete
injury, they would long ago have obtained, IN
some sort, that recognition for which Their nun
cry souls have pinned, and have pined in VAIN
It is not for nothing that this ttular nation re-
mains Parah and an outcast, with no CIVIL
lied State so poor as to call it by its assumed
name.
We cannot help thinking that it was not
without a certain commendable consistency that
this mock Legislature gave the go-by to MI
Leach's patent plaster. Why should this little
knot of conspirators, who have thus Tar sue
ceeded in dragging their respective States toler'
ably near to pcrdtion, abandon that audaclty
which has thus far served their selfish purposes
Ovcrtures Of peace have at least the name Of
peace in them. A discussion of prclimlnaries,
by demonstrating how little there really IL to
discuss, would call the attention OF deiudcd
people to the facts Of this struggle, and would
set them TO computing how much they have
lost and how much they have gained ny the
utions might have led to an investigation into
the truth and solidity Of Mr. Leachs allega-
tions.
No; If Mr.. Leach is really DESTROYS of restor'
ing the Union, and honestly regrets the war
which has been waged against it, he has no
business in the Confederate Congress, and no
businessn Richmond at all except as prisoner.
We have distrust of Unionists who take such
exceedingly questionable methods of proving
their loyalty. We have had altogether too
many of them, and too much Of them.
Speaking generally, it is safe TO say that Il
there had been any foundation other than the
unconditional surrender of the COnfederacy'
upon which to build it, we should have had
peace long ago. But the quarrel Is mortal
one. II il contest between Truth and Error,
between Absolute Right and Absolute Wrong
between a sckly, lingering Feudality and the
struggling Democracy of the Century. We
ought to thank God, every night and every
morning for the sharp and certain lines which
divide men in this war We ought TO see witt
Joy how almost impossible compromise ha'
become. Who wants 10 90 back TO the Ole
drcariness, and emptiness and endlessneSS o
websterian compromises, and Seventh of Marcf
schemesl Who does not want this matter set
tied now-not left to veX the peace of our chill
dren. and TO DO forever threatening the Repub
lie with ruin7 There can be no peace the terms
- ,,.L;,b mr.. No. dictated and eDforCcl BIZ tho
Congress of the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-31
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

By the arrival Of the Kedar and City of Balti-
more we have news from Europe TO MAJ l9-four days
lst.r than that previously received
The ship-owners OF Liverpool have memorial
Lei the English Government that measures mas be
taken to prevent the fitting out Of vessels OF war TO.
be.iigercn, Power in neutral ports.
The French Minister Of State, in a recent de-
bate in the Legislative Chambers declared that the
Government ten days ago. had given orders not to al
low certain ships which suspected OF being built
in French ports for the Rebel service 20 leave France
I'll their destination was clearly established At the
same time the Minister gave his reasons for believing
that the American Government would not interfere in
Che settlement Of the Mexican question. He thought
that the establishment Of monarchy in Mexico would
prove Of great advantage TO tho United States.
The London Conference for settling The
Schleswig- Holstein difficulty held another meeting on
May Il, at which al the members were present Tic
English and French papers maintain Tint the Confer
viii be failure. il is supposed that Russia WI
side with Austria spd Prussia. France urges the pro
lOngatioa Of the suspension of bostifes beyond Tx
stipulated period. The Prince Ct Augnstenburg had
entered Altoona. in Holstein amid much enthusiasm
and manifesto in his favor had been Issued bearing
the signatures OF more than 1000 members Of The rep
resentative bodies OF the German States.
Tho health Of Pope Plus TX. is fast failing.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

n m, I'm, Rock Union of the Goth says: We
s,e going the rounds of Northern papers exaggerated
statements concerning our losses in the late campaign
,rhat they have been severe we admit but think it
lus 70 the Army of Arkansas and TO the public that
fhey should not be exaggerated We speak authora-
lively when we say that the wagons captured 10y the
enemy were 3eS. Gen. Steele lost, also six 6-pound
field pieces and two mountain howi.leTS. He recap
tared three guns leaving Kirby Smith Go. three To-
FOUNDERS and two howitzers the advantage. He was
compelled to destroy good many wagons on account
OF the teams giving outflow many we have not learned
Lieut.. Edward Sturgis of NewYork Serving
in the goth Massachusetts, Volunteers the youges son
ofRu,sc sturgis ESQ., of this city killed on the
10th of May at Spotts vania, Va, before the enemy
and while in command of company Of sSirmishcrs.
He received two or three balls in his body from the
Rebel sharpshooers one of which struck him n the
head and one in the arm and side. His death was in
santepous and he fell st the head of his company IN
fhe discharge Of his duty al the early age OF e years
and months.
A Philadelphia, disptch tells Us that Gen.
Candy has been put in command Of the Department OF
the Gulf without limitation and that Gen. Banks has
been made Military Governor of Louisiana. Why
Military Governor after one Of the civil sort has been
elected and instaledf
The Rebel privateer Florida landed at Mar
Unique May 4, the OF a bark from sombrero gu
nno laden. which she had captured and burned The
bark is supposed to have been the David Lap'ley
Brown OF and FOR Philadelphia.
A dispatch from Cairo announces the arrival
a. yicksbu1g Of 70 river steamers bringing Cen A.
Smiths command. Their course is not stated. but II
may reasonably be supposed that they are moving to
ward Sherman's army.
A story the other day that Buford Rebel
with athousand cavalry. in Western Kentucky wa
enough to fright several of the Ohio River towns into
cold perspiraton a little more backbone wanted il
Kentucky.
Belle Boyd, the female Rebel spy, has beer
released from custody at Boston. by order Of the Wa
Department She viii proceed 30 Canada il she doe
not 60 back 70 Richmond
The Rebel cavalry leader Forrest, with 5,0O'
men Is said to DO in Northern Mississippi rcpairn,
fac Jackson Railroad.