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Which wa, received and ordered on hle.
The following eomInur,cailon wet feetlvea u0. ,' -
the Board relative to the CANVASS OF votes 81 e
CRY or NEv.YoRK-LAw DEPARTMENT
OPyIcE OF COUNSEL, TO CoKFoRArioS(
March ). 1885,
To n> Honorable u, Board Of Sgpe,eison;
ESTLgngS: hove The honor 10 Acknowledge the receipt
Of you e,oution reQueig 70 furnish your Board "lh
nv ouinon as 10 Whether lie inspectors Of Election to
osnys.s TIE Special Election under tie
sct OF Legislature passed this session. OF not -,
,iin on"ioa n Is is tie duty Of Inspectors Of Election
Immediately upon the closing Of the polls TO count and can
the ballots given in relation TO tie proposed amendments
The Get take. no notice Of the peculiar system Of osnvasins
VOTES hch .a.ts IN t county and the words genera
shst have no Jon The In.peiors Of Election the coming
Special Election, must canvass ne SUP
united, JOhM 4. DE Hi-.-'
Supervisor STEwAET moved that the communication be 70
csved and the CeIt directed inform The Inspectors Of Eee
lion OF The ac rt they are 10 csnyas the votes such nfo
nation 10 be given by notice IN the papers and by notice sent
each polling place. Which was carried by TIC following
Neutrality-suspicious.. Brigg' Davis, Little Purdy Roche
Stewart, and SHOOK
Sureryisor PuRpY moved the. Of the distribution
tickets the election Tuesday be referred = the Com
carried
sitting Up polling places Which carried
Supervisor srkwAKT moved that When this Board adjourn
DO do Tuesday next Btu inst. a, O'Clock. p In
Wi,.ch carried
RESOLUTIONS.
Supervisor PuRDy presented the folowinf:
this city and residing IN different parts Of the county and
whose persons and property protected at the Of
the taxpayers OF the County OF NeYork and exempt
from 1es toward deisyny the expenses the City aid
County of Newly theref4e
Resoed That the Legal Adviser lie requested give his
opinion whether person, residing out Of the City and County
Of New York but residing IN the State Of doing
business in the County Of Newfork should be
9 damage to property alleged to be lost Of the late
holx
Which adopted.
Supervisor DAVIS presented the following:
Hkyeas The Board has received information Of the death
Of mother Of associate, Supervisor Smith Fly IT, who
departed this life Friday the 4th nst be therefore
fessd That the members Of this Board, desiring to
press heI sympathy with their associate III the loss that he
has sustained do tender 10 him the e1presou OF their
sincere condoence bnd mark Of respect they will attend
the funeral service Of decreased and further eIpreson Of
thsiT respect, this Board do now adjourn.
Resoed That copy OF this resolution properly ersrossed
be transmitted to Supervisor Ely.
Which adopted by the following vote:
Neutrality-suspicious. Brggs Davis Little, Purdy Roche.
Stewart and Shook-7
Whcreupon the PRKDEST pro TEN. declared thst the Board
stood adjourned until Tuesday merit 9th inst O'Clock
JOS. Il. YOUNG. CLERK.
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was then laid over
RESOLUTIONS.
By Alderman McMAHos-
Bheyed unfortunate occurrence, which resulted
escape Of other. similar fate. by a.. breaking away
which The three were Irecpta,ed sdino,hes u. that great
peoauuon should be taken TO preclude the possibility Of the
unused wells located In other portions II tie city from the
length Of time that has elapsed since they have been covered
over are no doubt the present time dangerous 20 those Of
our citizen. having occasion to ,svere the Of the city
in which snch wells are looted, be 1t Therefore ,
Rsofd That the Croon Aqueduc Board be and hereby IL
authorized and directed TO take the necessary measures to
guard against the Of similar accidents by causing
he ocs on Of all wells 90 covered DO
10 b. made thereof and such precautions taken,
In the judgment Of the sad Board may he necessary 70 pre-
vent the repetition Of accidents similar 20 that Of the breaking
Of the to the old well located opposite 10 Number
Ehhty three, Henry street
By Alderman McksiGHT-
R..oesd, INA, ga, lamp be placed the northwes
p,ced in front OF the entrance Of tie lecture Of 81
hays Church Of Grand and Ridge siroes under the
direction OF the Stree, ComHiissioIer.
Which was adopted
BY Alderman M.sTERsoS-
RS,csd That Scyenib % street from the Tenth avenue
Hudson River be ebcd and gutered and space ou feet
wide tagged through the sidewalks thereof under the d,e
ton Of the Street Commissioner.
Which was referred to Committee on Rosds
Rs,sised, That the Eleventh avenue from Finyninth TO
s1tyhd streets be regulated graded enbed and gutier,d
and The sidewalks easged space -four feet wide through the
coe, under the direction Of the Street ConmsoneT and tie
accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted
Which was laid
Rs.oIrd That Fifty third street between Fitch and Sixth
avenues be regulated cuTbed snd sut'ered and the sidewalks
tagged four , wide through the center Of same under the
direction Of the Street ComnissiODeI On RoadS
BY Alderman FAMILY
Rs.oirtd That the Street Comnsoner be and s hereby
Authorized directed to have mains laid in first
from Forty second stree. 10 Eighty sixth rTv without delay
M W hId, wa. sd seS.uo,
R't,d That the election Pon Of The Seventh ElecGn d..
street, otherwise ordered the Common Council.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board Of Aldermen.

Oyv,c1AL STATED SESSION, Monday, March I. 1854
PEKsEsr-John T. Henry, Precedent; Aldermen Jones
Mcmahon, McCoo, Shannon Chip. Mcknight Hardy, Mas
terson, Ottiwel, Farley, and Long.
The minutes Of the last three meetings February ga March
LIST and ID, were read and approved
PETITIONS.
By Alderman MAsTERsos: Petition OF the Rector Wsrden,
and Vesrynsn Of Saint Tnohys Chnrch fnyouh street.
for donation to pay assessment Which referred
Committee on Finance.
Petition Of property ealing attention TO the condi
ton Of Piers Twenty nine and Thirty. East River Which
referred 70 Committee on Wharves Piers, and Slips
MOTIONS.
Alderman Joxxs moved discharge Committee Salaries
md Offices from consideration of resolution increasing the
salaries Of tho bookkeepers the Finance Department Which
carried. The pepper then laid over.
Alderman HARDY moved to discharge the Committee on
Nstopa Affairs from consideration Of bill VI Edmund Jonss
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AN ORDINANCE

NAMING ADDITIONAL PROVISION FOR PAyxssr op DAN
AeEs PoR WHICH THE COUNTY Is LIABLE IN coEstouEsCE
THK PRoCHBDISGs OF TBR MOB DURING THE RIOTS IN
JULY ONE THOUSAND EscHT HUSDRHD AND SIXTY ruREE
The Bed'd ~ SHpeTrors u s Cosniy " See York d. or
sKcIIoy l. The additional Of two hundred thousand
dollars the purposes hereinafter specified Is hereby epIro
Tor the payment damages which may
be audited and allowed hy the sid Board Of Supervisors for
buildings other real personal property" situated within
City and County Of NewYOrk which destroyed or
ured IN Consequence Of the proceedings Of the mob during the
o,s IN the month of july esheen hundred sd
said City and County, including expense, necessadly in
Cured IN the examination aud settlement Of said claims and
other expenses incident thereto
SIC. lie Comptroller is hereby authorized borrow,
from lime to time on the credit of the County, such
.um ard sums Of money rs may be required 70 make the
hundred thousand dollars and issue bonds
the County therefor which shah be DESIGNATED and known
the Riot Damages Indemnity Bonds' Of the County Of
NcwY ana tie shall be transferable at the pleasure
the holders thereof either in by attorney only
uUo. the books OF the County the office of the Comptroller
and certificates of such transfer shall be- indored thereon by
SEC. D The sad bonds shall be signed by the Controller
by the Mayor and sealed with the seal
Of me Board Of Supervisor tested by the Clerk cf said
ror or' per payable half yearly the first day OF
May aud NOvcmbe Ia zach year, aud tbe principal thereof
hundred aud eighty two.
separate accounts shall be kept both by the Comp
n Ter aud County Treasurer Of the moneys borrowed in
% this ofGnance and the shall be applied eIeu
sivey TO tie purpose specified in the frs, section hereof
SIC D For the payment Of d bonds and the interest ac-
cruing annually the the faith Of the County Of New
orb apd Of the Board OF Supervisors OF sad County hereby
soeiniiy pledged
SKc The Comptroller is hereby authorized to advertise
FOR scaled proposals for the said bonds for days. in the
uewpper employed by the county, the proposals received
sheu publicly opened by tie ConVtroler at his Office, at
the expiration OF the Designated. He shal also DE
tce which and what proportion oil such proposals shall DO
accepted.
Supervisor PURDY moved that the communication be re
ceived and the ordinance adopted.
Which carried by the following vote .
Briggs Davis Little Prrdy Roche
Stew ant, and Shook-7
Communication was received from Comptroller with
statement OF appropriations Nc, as follows: -
NEW y ORR DEPARTMENT OF FISAScE,(
CoMPTRoiLKRs UyYCE, March 3, 1864. J
Gentlemen Of the hoard Of SUpertor' ef the CoIay @ Nep-
York:
Herewith transmit tabular saemen, Of the sppropia-
tions and expenditures county account ucudng stae
and support Of the Metropolitan Pohoe to February ~
1854 Respectfully submitted.
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN Comptroller
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Ko.ter Houeh,slin Hayisnd. NcGrah. Op]yhe, Jsquss
Schseer, Cook, Brandon, Brlce Russell, Fitzgerald sod
Joyee-A 10
And the directed to be to tho Boud Of Ad
concurrence.
Councilman HousHrALis moved that the Board do Do~ ID
jouru
" hich was carried.
Wherrnpon the President declared that the Board ood ~
iourned until Thursday, 10th Instant 1t 1 O'Clock p,
JAMES NJ. SWEESY, Cerl
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SHOT BY Ag UNKNOWN MAy-Late on Mon
day night, Frederick Nomen. German aged IL years
became engaged Ia altrrcaton with an unsown man
in dapce-honsc az the OF Rector and Washing
ton streets Daring the Quarre bis opponent shot MOI
men in the left breast infic,ng dangerous wound
He was taken TO the NewYoIh Hospital. LIS assaiIaut
rcd
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The following is the Weekly Report Of Deaths in
the City and County Of New York. from the 2h day OF Feb
ruary to the eth day Of March, lo64: Men, %; Women
100; Boys l29; Girls los; total 40 Adults aa2 Children
"a; Males. 21s; Females, 2osi Coored Persona l6
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1ron, Sc.
IRON, IRON, IRON.

IRON, IRON, IRON. p..
No scotch Pig Iron, various br.ds
80 Tans Broken Machinery, Cast Iron
% Taa. old CsT:whee. and Cannon
ooo Tans Horseshoe Iron, all .izeA
50 Tuns sxl bsa Tyre Iron.
eSS Tim, No. Wrought Scrap Iron.
For sale in lois - wanted, BY -
Nos. <57 and +39 WAter-st, Nev Yerh.
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Company for stationery eice,era furnished the Committee
was then laid
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ASSETS.
Cash Items: .o.,,
Cash balance IN Bank and Offce......s30h
Gail Loans United states
Bonds and Stock Securl- .. - .,,,,
ties fSp,llU VI
IT, = $40 Bonds loan OF 1862, owned by the Com ..
Rsl Estate and Leasehod owned BY the Company ossD d
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages, hrst
liens on Real Estate in this state
worth l6O 900 oo-e7olT 81
r,,.s, ., osns Jre sud accrued asst -
- -. a., anding ....,.............. l,226 90
Rents due aud accrued. i'S w
o.sr psop.'y u''ua' III 50
Total .,,et, ..,,.,..................$ 500, 80 a
LIABILITIES
Reinsurance Losses unsettled and al othey CLAIMS ~. =.
OF every description. ....'.....'.' e|4" "
DIRECTORS.
EUGENE PLUNkETT, President
John Garcia, Gus Reynsud, j., Jules Rnhet,
Josnnes Oourd, Chas J. Morlot, Charles Ssgory,
Waldo Hutchins, James d. Lewis, aenfyo IiiShe"'"~
= r. Gilbert Howard c. Csdy c. &: Plnckney,
William fcrdon, John X taife Jos y. io.hs
Bartoloueo Banco, Eias Ponver, Charles D. fci,
j.. BossaEge.
SAMUEL ~ CRAFT, Secretary.
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INN PLATE, SHEET-IRON of all kinds, Tin,
l. Lead zine. spste, Copper &c, os :ss . sPmA~
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THE COUNTY or NEW-YORK.
APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES YoR TnB YEAR 1864
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NIEW-YORK FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ wALL-STREET
CASH CAPIrAL-.................S $500, 600.
This Company has been in successful operation os
than THIRTY YEARS, and continues TO INSURE against
Loss and by FIRE upon favorable ss
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN
ALL LOSSES LITERALLY ADJUSTED PRoMPTIy Fan.
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL UNDERHlLL President
Oliver III. Jones' William Hs1tun, Chas. l. Stewart,
Isaac D. Seymour, Saml J. Wcriug. Samuel n. Dods,
Abraham Is. Davis. C. +. Pfeier. Michaei ulsboesss
SsInl. {. Harriet, Syvanns Bedel, CheA u LswA,
John T.. Andrew, r. NJ Buchanan, Ethslbcn B. Min.
Josiah q. Low. William Herlel, yossph p5eyee4
John Even. Thomas Dsvey. james n vglcHl
William Dep-w, Henry J. Se1dder, 1smes -.
E..COOPER DEDERRR, Secretary.
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Jnsnranfe Companies.

EXCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE CON-
~ PANY, No. 100 Broadway. 10000.
STATEMENT, Feb. I, 1854
ASSETS.
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Which wa, received and ordered on hle.
The following communication Received rom TIE Lega
Adviser Board relative to the OF votes 81 se
Special Election:
Cry OF NV YoRK-LAw DEPARTMENT
npYrc NJ CORPORATION, )
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-21
MIDDLE AGED MEN.

There are many men at tho age of 40 or 50 whoars
troabled with too ffequent excavations from the
bladder, often accompanied by slight smarting or
burning sensation. and weakening the system In Q
manner the patient cannot account for On exam
lining urinary deposits ropy sediment viii often DO
fcand, and sometimes small particles Of semen or
aibumen will nppear, the color viii be of n thin
miIkish hue, again changing 10 dark and turbid
appearance. There many men who die of this
difhculty, ignorant Of the cause, which Is the
SECOND STAGE or SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
can warrant perfect cure in such cases. and
fall and healthy restoration of the urinary organs.
Persons who cannot personally coHsalt the Dr.,
can do so by writing in plain manner description
of their disease, and the appropriate remedies will
be forwarded immediately.
An correspondence strictly confidential and will
be returned If desired.
Address, DIR. j. II. HUGHES,
No. Temple St., fcorner Of hfiddiel Portland.
sU-Ssnd Stamp for circular.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-21

And the clustering domes and the spires Of
the great city, leaning against the gold and
purple cloud-columns of the sunset, grew dim,
and seemed to reel, as he looked upon them
through the mist that was more bitter than
rivers of salt tears.
"John %
He turned listlessly around, fancying that
the word had syllabled itself somehow out of
the vague imaginings and unspoken fantasies
that were willing his brain.
But it was not fancy.
A slender little figure in dress of pale pink
the very dress he had been used to admire long
ago-was kneeling on the carpet beside him,
and Harry Deane's auburn hair cleaning
golden in the sunset, fell over the arm OF his
chair where the fair head dropped
Harriet Not there, dearest-not there. Let
me raise you"
"Oh let me kneel here, John 20 she sobbed;
''let me hide my face until | have told you all.
If | could but call back those dreary days when
l was so heartless, so cruel toward you; and you
have undergone so much since But indeed |
loved you all the time, John, even when I was
most wilful; and love you still And oh if
you will only let me be your little wife, will
nurse you 50 tenderly and care for you SO
fondly Don't send me away from you now,
John, or / shall die 20
The sweet, pleading face, with its velvet blue
shining through tears, and quiyering scarlet
mouth-what a new loneliness it had won to
John Carlyle's glad vision
Harriet 20 he said softly, "would you sacri-
nee your bright young life to a common private
with only one arm %
81 would devote il to the noblest hero who
ever spilled his blood for his country -
His forehead fell on her shoulder; he was sick
and dizzy with the lood-tide of happiness.
Harriet" said he, after minute, edo you
know / fanced you liked Gilbert Armour
The superb scorn on her arched lip was very
comical, and not unpleasant to behold.
colbert Armour, indeed You are worth
ten thousand Gilbert Armours -
Even including his shoulder-straps ?"
She put her hand softly over his lips
''You need not suppose, Sir" she said with
pretty defiance that become her no less than the
fearful humiliation of a minute before, "that l
should have come here cou rting you, if you
hadn't been so sick aud worn, and if
"Well -
eff il hadn't been Leap-Year 20
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-21
ga$k!EE&Yya!SJ
lL0EI4lH1lEf$3

HAvE now been before the public for nearly
IL year. They are universally pronounced the
neatest and best fitting collars extant.
The upper edge presents aperfect curve free from
the angles noticed In all other collars.
The cravat causes no Fuckers on the inside of the
rundown colar,-they are AS SMOOTH INSIDE
AS oUIsIDE.-and therefore perfectly free and
easy to the neck
The 9arotte Collar has a smooth and evenly fin.
ished edge ON BOTH SIDES.
These Collars are not simply fiat pieces of paper
cut in tho form of a collar but NODDED AND
SHAPE PIT THE MICK.
They are made in Novelty Tor rundown stylc)in
every halfsize from II to IL inches, and in Euret
Tor Garotte, from Is TO II inches; and packed in
solid size" I'm neat blue cartons, containing 100
each; also In smaller ones of 10 each.-the latter
very handy package for Travellers, Army and Navy
Officers.
ET- EVERY COLLAR is stamped "GRAY'e
PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold by all dealers in Mems Furnishing Goods.
The Trade supplied by HATCH. JOHNSON q co.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Mems Furnish
ing Goods and Umbrellas 81 DEyoNsnIRE ST., Bos-
TON, MASS. meh22 eod3m
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-21

TUyHE Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam IL the most
Il highly approved medicine ever discoveries 10
las stood the best Of all tests. Time having had an
unprecedented sale of nearly forty years. 1t lie
recommended by our best physicians, our most emf
nent ctfizcas, the Press tho Trade in fact by all
who know ii. For certificates, which can be given
to almost any extent, wrappers to each bottle.
The proprietors will cheerfnly refund the money II
not ent rely satisfactory Price 80 and IL the
large bottles much the cheapest. BE carssl to get
The genuine. which is prepared only by REED, CUT.
TER CO, Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Sold In
Portland by dealers generally.
II. III HAY, Druggist, corner Middle and Free
streets, Wholesale Agent. does isd6u
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-21
JAMES e MoND SEQ.
ADMINISTRATIVE Sale.

SELLING AGENTS, ID Liberty Square. Boston
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-21
p r OPOS SAILS
FoR-
Rations and Fuel for Light House
Tenders.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, ! 4.
Superintendent q Lights, Portland. Me-,
May Is, 1864. J
CEALED proposals. will be received at this office
- until IL O'Clock NJ on Wednesday the 18th day
June, 1884 for furni hing and delivering Rations
aud Fuel Tor the Light House Tenders in the LIST
Lighthouse District and Tor any relief Light vessel
and Light-house Tender that may be called for for
one year from the LIST day of July 1884, TO the 30lh
day OF June, 1865 inclusive. The rations to be of
good and approved quality to be delivered alongside
ofthe Lgsthousefender other vessel provided Tor
the purpose, at Portland, Me- in good aud sufficient
packages, barrels, boxes, and cases. and in good
der for each igntvessel once quarter. free of ex
pense to the United Sta es, agreeable TO specica-
tons and table marked - attached thereto,
which will form part OF the contract. copies oT
rhich may be had by applying at this Office.
All bids must be sealed and endorsed Proposals
for Raiions and Fael for Lightvessels," and then
placed in another envelope and left at directed to
this Office, prepaid II sent by mail.
By order of the Light-hsuse Board:
l. WASHBURN, JR.,
Superintendent of Lights.
mayl9,24&26
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-21
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and think ing person must know
that remedies handed out from general use should
have their efficacy established by wellteste expe-
rience In the hands of q regularly educated physi-
clan, whose preparatory study fits him tor all the
duties he must fnh; yet the country Is flooded with
best IN the world which only useless but al
ways injurious. The Unfortunate should be PARTIc-
uLAR p selecting his physician, a. u Is lAmentabe
yet incontrovertable fact that many syphiitic pa
ients made miserable with ruined constitutions
by maltreatment from inexperienced physicians In
agement of these complaints should engross the
whole time Of those who would be competent and
successful in their treatment and cure. The mex
perienced general practitioner. having neither OPP
portunity nor time to make himself acquainted with
their pathology. commonly pusrues one system OF
use Of that sntiquated and dangerous weapon. Asr.
cary.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-21
STEAMBOATS,.
Montreal Ocean Steamship Go.

One of the following frst-class
.L1s steamers Of this Line viz Peruvian
NT~Us z Hibernia, North American. Jura, Bel
ax<&5 gian. Nova Scotiau, Morayian, Da-
maseus. oyIi sail from Quebec. EVERY SATURDAY
MORNING. for Liverpool via Londonderry.
Tue NogTH AMERICAN, to sail from Quebec Sat-
urday morning, May II.
Also the steamers ST. DAVID. ST. GEORGE, ST.
ANDREW. ST.. PATRICK. tri monthly from Quebec
for Glasgow. Prepaid aud return tickets issued at
reduced rates For passage apply to II. "A. ALL
AN Montreal, or to j, l.. FARMER,
may l6dtf No. 10 Exchange street Portlsnd.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-21
RAILROADS.
PORTLAND AND KENNEBEC R.R.
SPRING SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, April 25, 1884

Passenger trains leave Skowhegan for
Port ana and Boston, at S.45 A. NJ, Au-
gus.a, iIUJ A. III. and Bath IL 10 z. NJ. Augusta
ior Portland and Boston at $50 A, NJ; Bath 30 A.
NJ
Portland for Bath, Augusta, Waterville, Kendall's
Mills and Skowhegap, at 1.10P. NJ.
Portland for Bath and Augusta 8. 15 +. NJ.
passengers for stations the And osco ggin Rail-
road will change cars at Brunswick.
u me ~ y NJ train from Portland connects at
hhendafs mills with Maine Central Railroad for
Bangor, &c, arriving same evening
p M.
Stages leave Augusta for Belfast at4PM
Stages leave Skowhegan at 10 z. NJ. for Anson
Scion, &C.
through Tickets for all the stations on this and
tne Anarosco ggin Railroad, can be procured in
boston at the Eastern Boston and Maine stations
April 49, 1854 anaatf
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-21
Eclectic Medical lnfirmary.
TO THE LADIES.

nR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies who
IL need medical adviser, to call az his rooms No.
sTemple Street. which they win ind arranged for
their especial Accommodation
DR.. HIS Eclectic Renoy Rting Medicines unriv Al
led in efcacy and superior virtue in regulating all
Female Irregularities Their action is specific and
certain Of producing relief in short time.
LADIES viii nnd IL Invaluable In all of OBJ
structons after all other remedies have been tried In
vain. IL is purely vegetable, containing nothing in
the least injurious 10 the health and may be taken
with perfect safety At all times.
Sent to any part ofthe country with full directions
by addressing DIR. HUGHES,
N.B.-LADIES desiring may consult one oftheir
own sex lady Of experience In constant attend
snos. Isnl dAwly