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, 1864-12-21

BEEF CATTLE.-Eeceved about 500 head Enter
ed sales at the various ya1es 6 head At 1S6s@a0per
la0 nj.
There hnsbcen little In the offerings to-d1y worthy
ofnote. Thereceipts were light. and almost wholly
consisted Of common to medium CATTLE for which there
WIS little demand.
Prices rule steady aud apparently firm ut former
rates. but transactions we're limited to establish
nuntat!nua-
, 1864-12-21

Release of Or. Zcol1c-FahncstoclE
Convicted Of Murder.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribuna.1
1aEAErrR Ind MnudaY nec 10

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Monday, Dec. 19.
DR.. D. O. Zeokc. who was arrested by Gen.
Hooyey about month since, and con-
lined IN the military prison at Indianapolis,
was released on Earole last wcok. He is now
ut his home In this city. Zeake was General
in tic army and a member Of the celebrated
council of twelve. The reasons for his release
arc not known.
The trial OF Falncstock closed on Saturday
LAST. After an absence Of an hour the Jury
returned the verdict, We, the Jury, find the
prisoner guilty o. murder in the first degree,
, 1864-12-21
THE EsKyEN-LETTEE F1k0n II ER.
EN05>tNG.

.T,,a.n ,o,, ta bur n,o Sentiment oynanr all
,>v. 1;,;z.ns IN rec,rd To the cbica-o Rivcr.
ea.,a,,.,.r , - ~; .c,7,nl nus+ I've done and that
-,,.n;,r, r. c,oonsn n II has lonr since
rps S.J ,1,st .,ace Of ,mnurity whjc1, NAV at
.,,n,. ,,rfno 1l,e most dir calanfties unop
~. c;,r sc,.ncc and eyncr;ence hayc long
s;nrc M demonstrated that the ncop1c Of a city
..a~ -..,,.,,, .o.,,,nrn,;vo1r hca,tbr or IN
e.at .nf;ra1v so fora vho,e generation. ncr-
1.a,ss ~-,,,1o +hc canses nf an e,,1arnic are nc.
a..is'.,", 49, ,e,,o,, frar, ,,rce atmosnheric or
,na.aa.,' a., ss.~,,,s ~ H. 49,.
.,,1.,a ~, - as .,~~.,n e.;-a I'D nota.t
NIL ~. M as,e ~ 49, 49, s1s,s. 49, 49, c.o - ~,
.s 49, - .io,,Eanas 40 -r1t1, ~ ,,oso1n ~ ~.
s,,uction. That such must be the result of
111at;rr os +honorrn1v IN 1n,5r, ~ f,l,;oa ~
- .l,ara cnnnat ha a nart,c's ~ aon,4
Tn ronn1 ction viii, the NECESSITY Of cleans
;,,x 4,,o liver re ca11 snec,a1 attention to The
,nnn;cot;on of Wm caod;nr ESQ. tba
ss.la.;a.a.d secre.orr Of thr cana1 Ro.rd
ons conf;sscd1v one Of the ablest engineers
~ t,,c conntry in another column, BE pro-
~ ,,oscs lcss work. tban We suggested in the
, 1864-12-21


declined to 40, and closed ut that price. Canada
currency held at abost 20. Silver dull at. a10,
buying. Government 5-20's arc steady at los, buy
Ing q 1881, selling. The new go notes arc sold
ut par, interest added, and at 120s.
Mr. Chas. Minot has resigned as Superintendent
of the Erie Railroad, and will be succeeded By the
presentSuperintendcnt Of the Atlantic and Great
Western Road.
The following is statement of the earnings Of
the Pittsburg and Fort Wayne Company for No
yembcr:
7a1.1q 1ssa.,.... .$:eo ao9.7o
Earnings from January to November 30:
1s64.... 49, 1863 a92 Is
The Michigan Central Railroad will pay, Janu-
ary ), a dividend Of <6 q sshase, free OF tax.
We call attention to the advertisement Of the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway, on our drst
page ur tnis isnun. There is a small lot OF the
original stock still outstanding, and the officers Of
the road nrc desirors TINT 1t should be presented,
that the Reissues may he completed and tho stock
account written up.,-
NEW YORK STOCK KaArKEr-Closing prices for
cash, Dec. TO- 1854 received by +. g. Sastonstall& i
Co., commission, stock and bond brokers, - Clark
, 1864-12-21

and that he suffer death" Exceptions were
taken to the rulings OF the Court throughout
The trial, and the case will probably be car
rie6 IN
, 1864-12-21

NEW YoKK.-We take the the following from the
Slipping r.! 81 the lIth !nst;: There y good tse-
mand for all kinds OF Fish, and the nearby and city
trade Is larger than ever before. DRY. COD In snail
supply and command fall pttces. M3ske!el continue
in fteadY 1eputHt At former rates. Pckied and box
Herring are frH, and the former remain Bcarcr and
wanted; smsll lot Portland sold At e. 6 cash.
FHUITS-GREEN APPLES IN good supply. with
fatr armand. LEMONS zctiIe With limited rcce1pts.
fcel firm at present quotations oEaSa1sERa1.n
inquiry. Cu1sTsrTs moderately tctlVs and in good
supply. pa1ED AfPIHs-The markef continues very
ply is principally condned to OHIO and New York
frnlt Southern and Michigan Apples n ALMOST no1n-
and the latter net rs jet Ia the market. Small
dried fuitt in good demand with vesy lighted SIP
IN upFrTd tendency. Pcaehes prrsa arc In tmasl re.
ce,pt- Tnpaisea = almost nomnsl supply. alt3onsh
egpai 10 those Of Dried Apples hence to cousidens
BE degree The unusual activity Of The latter. EoH-
eins and Culrnnts are very active, with slight ad
vance upon previous qnotatous. satdines actiSe
, 1864-12-21
chicago, FULLER. FINCH 4 FULLER; F. s ii
~. IOUFE!:; Li;.ls 4 SMITH: Bu4sSHAN & VAN
SCHAACk. and SMITH & nWYEk.
AFFECTIONS

ALlyesCe Comp .lnt. s1ck s4ea .ache. pyspepsl>, &C..
are speedy, rcuoYca b. the u. Of Dr.. Iaynos sans.
tive Pills Tho test OF thirty years. use has Proved
the superior to a other remsca for tho ours OF th
various dlsenses cor which they arc recommended. IN
the's action they arc mild ase ssFt*n .ad may Be-
byD,uggtsts everywhere de1s-osaiSt xwarsp
, 1864-12-21

ncIcs hut arm at xt70c1ta0o During the week abnut
sJo brts city psck1d wefe sold as sIs.73. Extrs An
lirerts uominal 1t tl20ka90m.
lteef hame-ln az demand an ard d. steady = ~ a.
th,s makct has ruled arm. Since the date Of our ssf
xetElJ review shout +oco tres have neeo sod, -
wcr~: ITO tzca steam Lard 1T c 80 trcs city kctNa
ut tc: - krcB country ktstte It kc. AT tia c'oss
crime atean VIA held 1f1n at TIC and kct.le Al c
The following are tho cloainT quotations for HOG
, 1864-12-21


BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Dec. 20.-Thc For
trcss Monroe correspondent of the Assoclat-
cd Press, under date Of December II, las the
following:
"The special dispatch steamer Eliza Han
cock arrived this morning from Hilton
Head, with Minor Anderson, bearer of impor-
tant dispatches from Sherman and Foster.
!" The news brought By the Hancock Is of
the most encouraging character. The van
guard Of Sherman's army succeeded in reach
ing with safety on the 18th inst, and with
very little loss to his main army, the outskirts
Of Savannah on the 14th. Sherman complete
ly invested the city, Aemming in aud cutting
off from all means of escape HArlec's army OF
15,O 600 men. Should the place not b. imme-
diately surrendered, q reEutnr siege will be
at once prosecuted with yigor.
t'Sccure lines Of communications had been
opened between the army ofGcn. Sherman
and that Of Gen. Foster, aud on the l4th inst
the two Generals dncd together at Fort Nc
Alsistcr.
"No doubt was entertained at Hilton Head
but what Savannah must speedily fall.
'sThe Hancock passed ut New Inlet, n C.,
while on her way to Fortress Monroe, the
expeditiona,y feet under tho command Of
Butler aud Porter, which sailed from here
come days since, md also spoke the steamer
Amanda Winants, forty miles southward of
Cape Hatteras, bound South. ALL weu.''
, 1864-12-21
FROM ST. LOUIS,
LosA of Steamers by IN 1ce Gorge
Deaths Of Soldiers In Hospitals.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 30.-The steamer Jennie
Lewis, crushed by the ice yesterday, was val
ucd at S100, 900, aud insured for $4,000. The
ferry boat which sunk was worth 23Q,0W-a
total loss. The Charley Cheever and Centrar
lia were damaged to the extent OF sc, 900.
The following names are contained in the
death report OF the hospitals and camps at
this city and vicinity last week stephen s.
Vanseiles, 29th Michigan Martin F. Bowers,
LIST Michigan artillery; Tobias Solomon, 22d
Illinois: jasper Turner, 25th Wisconsin !;
George Grow, 7th Minnesota; John Simpson,
Sd illinois cavalry; Cornelius N. johnson,
Id Michigan: Benjamin Frankenburg, 10th
Illinois; James Robinson, 9th Minnesota ;
Ole Emerson, 42d Wisconsin.
A convention Of editors OF this State is soon
to meet at St. Louis or jefferson City, to cf.
feet concert of action for the promotion Of
the general interests Of the press.
SECOND DISPATCH.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. o0.-Large numbers Of gold
hunters from Idaho and Colorado are arriving
at St. Joseph, Mo-, daily. They report that
the Indians lave not for d long time nolested
enigrants or trains on the route to Denver,
and the weather has been good.
A party Of Indians attacked the soldiers
stationed at o post on Plum Creek, three
weeks agu, and were badly whipped, with 4
loss Of e1ght killed.
The weather turned c I'D last night, and the
rircr is golgsd again for four miles below
Quarantine Island; thence to Cairo 1t sopen.
, 1864-12-21

New Yobx-We take the following iron, tbs Saip-
taN List Of the lth Inst: There Is more doing Ia low
NY sss enssy he sss%aay
and the MEDITERRANEAN ports to which large shipments
haye recently been made. Tue sales are le00 hhds
Kentucky At 9x@c5 cnsh. The market for manuf C.
tureu h somewhat peter, arising tou demand Tor
taxed tobacco Of nil styles, although the vters OF
BUYERS low to 9a aeccdcd By aolers Kenera
4 low and net,nn grades OF bright and Back work.
When tho question df lax Il settled. more steady
business Is looked for.
TEA-Th- m.rkes continues moderately active,
Anc irrespective OF the fluctuations which haye chrac
terIzed tue uonct ry market price retain thef FORM
er extreme 1T uuesst but With no 4uot2he change We
, 1864-12-21

TCEsDAy EvasnEa. Dee e, 1861.
ERE1CUTS-TAcre Is no change in the rates
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
LADIES, ROOTS.

Ladies Plumer Patent Paimog al Boots, sIrc
Ladies runner PateLt Congress Boots 45O
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22

osxluR HouEs-From ga M.tillbP. n.
sue17 In h nats edly
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
SaSS'E':F$:;Ea!{5
AlHEl3:lHdlEi$j


LAVE now been ,foIe tho pupiic for nearly
"A year They are universally pronounced the
neatsst and best hitting collars extant.
The upper edge pre-, nts perfae curve, free from
the angles noticed in all other collars.
The eravet causes no Fuckers on the In side of.he
turR-dovn co lar.-they are AS sMuoiH INsIDk
AS OUTSIDE and therefore perfectly free and
easy 10 the neck.
The Garotts Collar has 4 smooth and evenly An.
ished edge ROTH sIDKs.
These Collars not simply fat pieces Of paper
cuf In the form of collar, but are AoLDEp AND
sHkPE - TO Yir THE NECK.
They are mafe in Novelty Tor tur down stylein
every hafsize from IL TO u inches aud n "Eureta
Tor Garotte, from ~ to II incEes: anu packed in
solid size in neat blue ea tons, containing 100
each; also In smsller ones OF 10 each.-the latter
very handy package for Travellers. Army and Navy
Officers
H- EVERY COLLAR 10 stamped "G.Ay,e
PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold by sill des'ers in Mems Furnishing Goods
The Trade supplied by HATCH JOHNSON a.,
importers aud Wholesale Dealers IN Mems Furnish
ing foods and Umbrellas 81 DsvoSsArsY ST.. Ros
ron. MAss. meh2z eoIam
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
MIDDLE AGED

There are Dany men a. tee -. 49, e. - -. x.,.osre
troubled with too Gesutnt evaeusiisp- from the
bladder often accompanied BY slight srrartiug or
burning sensation, and weakening the system In 4
manner the patient cannot account tor on exam
lining urinary dep sits ropy sediment viii often Be
found. ana sometimes snail particles OF semen or
aloumen viii appear, or the color viii be Of thin
milkish hue, again changing TO a dark and turpid
appearnnce. There are many men who de of Thu
difficulty, ignorant OF the carse. which 10 the
SECOND STAGE or SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
can warrant perfect cure In such cases ana A
fGll and healthy restoration of the urinary orgene
Persona whocannot personally consult the Dr.
can DO 80 Dy writing N plain manner descrT ton
O. their disease, and the appropriate remedies win
be forwarded immediately
All correspondence strictly confidential and WI
be returned IL desired.
Address, DR.. J. d. HUGBE8
No. Temple St, lcorner Of hiddlel Portland.
U-eend Stamp for circular.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
a REMARKABLE CURE or A CASE OF pRo
SYCUREDBY MRS M4vcHRsrrp


This IL to certify that l have been eured Of ths
Dropsy Of fifteen years standing BY Mrs. RaneAsn
Ter. have been to physicians In Boston, New Yorf
and Philadelphia They all told me that they could
do nothing for me. unless they tapped me. and A..
sared me that BY tapping could live bat shon
time. had made up my mind 10 90 horne and live
ssiong Is could with the disease and then die. On
my way home stayed over nigh, in Portland with
. friend Of mine. and told them what my mind wa
regard to my disease. They finally persuaded me
to 20 and see Mrs. Manchester. She examined me
aud told me my case exactly.
was go much astonished 20 think that she told me
correctly. that todd her that would take her nsdL
cines. net having the least faith that they would
any good that should get the slightest relied
from any course whateyeri finally took the medi.
cine and went home In one week from the time
commenced taking the medicine, had over three
gallons Of water pass in seven hours and my fi.
low sufferers may be assured that was great relief
TO mo. had not been able to Ho down IN bed A
night before this for two years. Now can lie do
with perfect ease. have taken her medicine -
eight months, and am az well "a any could 4 1
to be. and no sigma Of dropsy. l would advis.
that are sick to go aud consult Afrs ManeAea
even If they have been given up by other n I.
sicians have sent her number Of cases Of oil !.
dssases, and abe has cured them also. Go and
for yourselves. had no faith, but now nv faith
cannot be SHARED tn her skin IN telling ana earns
disssse. CHAxLxss HARxor.
3ARAE II. HARhor,
MARY A. HAEnou.
Bangor, sasAs, april ID
oyyluR HouEs-From MunkP.
anel7 Tn Anats edly
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and think ing person must know
that remedies handed - from general use should
have their efficacy established BY we'll tested ex PEI
rience in the hands OF regularly educated physi-
eian, whose preparatory study TITS him Tor sli the
duties be mustfuln; yet the country is flooded with
poor nostrums aud cure-alis purporiDg to be the
ways injurious. The unfortunate should be PAR1Io.
uLAR in selecting bis physician, a. IL IL lamebtable
yet incontroyertable fact that many syphilitic ap-
tients are made miserable with ruined constitutions
by maltreaiment fom ineXpefienced ply sieiass In
general pFaeiiee for Il Is point gen rally conceded
o. the best syphlogrsphcr that the study and man.
agement OF these complaints should engrOss the
whole time OF those who wCIld be conn otent and
successful In their treatment and cure. 1he mex
perieDced general practitioner. having neither op-
portunify fimt TO make hmEen acquainted viih
their pathology, commeaiy Iusrues oLe system of
treatment in most cases making an In dis o. iufr ate
use Of that sniqua'ed and dangerous weaI on. Msr.
curry.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22

5's& los best BIRDS. 7097se
do. medium. .e5 a7o
do. common 80 (aa5
halffbs best BIRDS. 76 Gs0
do. med. good IN CdT5
do. common. =. $50 20
Natural Leaf. DIS. sl5oI l rs
lNayv-pounds lin 81
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22


At Court Of Probate held at Portland. within and
Er the County of Cumberland. on the first + CO.
day Of Juue in the year of our Lord eight.
cen hundred aud sixty-,our,
SARsh T.. ILSLEf, named Deysee In a certain
- In-trument purp sTtinR 10 be tn last will ard
testament Of Sarah IL Battels. late of Portland in
said county. widow. deceased. having piesen ed
the came for Probate ao her petition prsyirg that
administration with the VIII annexed. on said Ca
tate may be granted to Ger T. b. jackson, of sid
Portls d. WIN am w. WOODBURY., the Executor
named in said Will having in writing declined said
trust,
10 rcas Ordered. That the said Devisee give NO.
tice to all by causing noticeto be
published three weeks successfully In the Maine State
Press printcda at Portland that they may appear n,
Probate Courtto be held AT said Portland on the
hrst Tuesday Of July next, at ten of the eloct
in the forenoon, aud show cause. II any thcy have
why the saia Instrument should not be proved sp-
proved. and allowed the lsst will and testamen,
Of said deceased, and admiListration Granted "a
prayed fer a said petition.
A true copy, attest,
81 wsws EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22

ONE or THE GREATEST CURES o. RECORD.
MES. MAsoHEsrsR-Dear AiadGa s-Thinkinx q
statement Of my case may be Of service to othsrs
similarly afflicted. hasten 70 give Il 20 yos.
This Is briefly my case-i was taken sick abou. Il
months ago withthe Liver Complaint in . very bad
form Iapplied to four different physicians but re-
eeived no benefit until called On you At tina. time
had given up business snd IN very bad state,
but after taking your medicine for short tine be-
gan TO recover, and In two months was srtirsiy
Wen, and had gained several pounds Of aesh. and
can truly say that by your skill am perfectly heal.
ny man. Joerra DAVIS.
Bosfo~ hiasss Depot, Portland, Ne.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22

T It'd Lead noiIS Is 6ndl9
'umb rltniL'd, l7.a1s
Pure Dry o.d.. isals
French Zinc, 20 t0aa COCO
Amer. Zinc, Z" l325al357
Rochelle Yellow. ..4a 4;
Eng. Ven. Red. .3la a
Litharge:. els
Red Lead. ...... ais
Plaste..
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
For SaIe.

4 SQUARE block OF lana, OF about 5000 acre,
"A OF wood lanu. Oh the south siae of the rive,
ST Lawranee la Canada East 1t 10 intereceded b,
two considerab river with eligible Mil sits wei
WOODED wlth every description OF timter, such q,
pine ana spruce In large Quantities. AID maple
berch beech, tamarac anu bass NO I, any amou NJ
Enquire of Ii. r. MACBIE ort,and
Portland. Feb 1881 feb2s eoat1
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22

A TTENTI0N Ia called 10 Section 80 of the Or.
"A dinanc, Iespsc ing Interments
any person shall be de irous 10 move out OF the
City the body Of deeeasei person for intsrment
ne shali make Application TO The Superintendent of
buriais for Le-n'ssion so TO do and said Superin-
nden, shall grant permission II no cause shall
appear for Withholding the same and shall attend
10 such removal In person or employ ore ofthe I'M
dertakers Of the city TO attend tterto Pena " tor
violation Of hi. ordinsnee not less thsn ave Lor
more than twenty collars
An violations OF this Orc nance will be prosecuted
according 10 law. Louis BUACE
Superintendent of Burials
Portland. June 10, lsst-dlm
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Ordinance Against Dogs.

CITY OF PORTLAND MsRsHALs OFFICE,
May I'd. 1854.
SECTION No dog shall b. permitted TO 20 at
large or loose in any street aDe nj urt o. trav
eled way or In any unuclosed public pl &c In this
c'tv until the ewptr or keeper OF such dog, the
head o. the family or the keeper ofthe house store
shop ONCE, or oth'r place where snch dog IL kept
or roored, shall have paid the City Marshal two
dollars Tor iicese for such dog 10 go at Isr.e.
sHo In case any dog shall be found loose or
goirg at large, contrary TO of the r. regoing
provisions he owner or keeper thereof or the head
of the family or keeper oft house store fffcp or
Other ace where such dor tept bored shall
FOL fe and pay sum not exceeding tsn dollars
,dny5d2m John s. HEALD. ity Marshal
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
Splendid Pleasure Resort +!
THE WHITE HOUSE.

tPoRkzRLY WILSON HOUSE,
J.P. MILLER, .PROPRIgTOR
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
Bow AAYf THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY TO
THIS BIZ UHHAPP

Young Men troubled with emissiors in sleep, q
complaint generally the result Of a bad habit In
youth, treated scientifically and perfect cure war.
ranted or charge made
Hardly day passes but are consulted By one
or more young men with the above dlsease some Al
whom are weak and emaciased thonxh they
had the consumption and BY their friends supposed
to have IT. All such ield 70 the prcier ana
only correct OF treatment. and in abort time
are made to rejoice in perfect health.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22

CASE OF SPINAL DISEASE CURED
This Is TO certify that to see Mrs. hanehes-
Ter last March with daughter trou BLEED with
spinal disease, for which she had been dcctored for
ayeyeArs, and by number OF ply sicisns OF I
kinds; and she has had ,wenty-oae applications Of
electricity applied, brt all to effect: but che cen
unuaiiy grew verse. came TO tho conclusion, 90
the lnst resort. 10 90 and Mrs Manchester, and
ala so and 70 my great surprse she told the nrst
sase Of tho disease. and how che had been from tns
TO time. which encouraged 10 try her Medicines
id;dso. and now nay daughter ia able to Be around
the honse all OF the time She also rides ten or al.
teen miles without any roabe or inconveuIenee and
think IN short time she VIII be restored TO perfect
aoaiih. Since my daughter has been aoctorins,
have heard OF great many cases that Mrs. Manehss
Ter has cured. Iisink IL any Psrson deserves pat
ronage II the ere who tries preserve the health
Of the sick and saferingi and know that she uses
every EFFORT which nes in her power 10 benefit hss
psuents. SARAH l. knesrs
GkoRGg kxIeHrs,
AaBY y. krsars,
ksxA kEbeRrs.
9rsastcick, M1sne, AuGnsf "a
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
Land on Free stree, Cnr s,,,e

I'hb "a naole real estate on Free street. known
i n the "furbisD property " lie lol Is ABOUT ioS
tet on fIee street lid eateLds b-ck about ia Zee
sad estate Will be sOld as whole, or the easteTI,
feet, will be sJa b. ilseh
Application ma, be ade to James Enr6ish, ESQ
on Las Premises, or 10 GEU. BLACK ,uN
.ulylltf So txchan,e srree,
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
PLUMER PATENT BOOTS,
PlUMER PATENT BOOTS.
From Rev. Henri Ward Beeeaer.

Brock vn Ma, 9, 1864.
, Dr. y. q Pfffser.-Dear Sif.-dad my Boots bee ?
born on me tn y could mot have htfed me better =
ihey were mo comfortable The very nrst day tina
my boo leneFsil are after months Of usage.
cannot prsi them too highly. Tncy have hi
ore serious fault tuey will make all OF boots
uheom 'ofiable.
Ly the way, you CARED of my lasts. They wer,
The tx ones. AID TO them out ith nay owl
hands. and know they fitted. Please seAd them Il
me again BY eSpr 81. sm, yers truly,
Your obliged serysnt, n. W. BEECHER.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22

'I'hE pana property, so called, on Windham Hi
IN Windhsm, coutainis * aUout ten ceres, Their
are on The premises goo Two story Dws linn
house aud Ban, with Other GU -builuin.s In,
property y piea-antl al uated and the ibo
DEbLOlo JAZZ SCN,
Portland Nay Is, 1854. 80 Exchaase at
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
MEDICAL.
DIR. j. b. HUG HES
CAN BIZ FOUND AT his
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS.
No. Temple Street,

WHEkE he can DO consulted privately. and with
tne utmost confidence by the afflicted, at all
nveIs uahy, from AN. 10 sP. N.
Dr. a. addresses those who are sptieriug mn der fie
anicuon OF private disease, whether afisiDg from
imPufe connection or The terrible vice Of seliabuse
the medical profession. he feel wsrfsnfe, In In.s
AsT.kIso CURE IL ALL CASKS. whether ofloa
standing or recently contracted, entirely remoyia
the dregs Of disease from the system ana maLing
perfect and PERMANENT CURE
he would call the attention of the afflicted To n
iaet OF hi long standing and well earned reputation
fnrnishin sufoient assurance OF his skin and suo
cess.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22

'.r. hiLLEh, ...."...PROPRIETOR.
a This popular Hotel has recently been pur.
chased By AIR. Miller OF the Albion and has
been thoroughly rentted, renovated and re-
paired, ana numerous excellent alterations
kA1made IL 10 located on the SaccarAppa road
ABOUT iour miles from Portland, afording beaut
for pleasure. sA
IL has nne large Dancing Hall and good Bowling
Alleys. In close proximity TO the house Is a warm
Inefe u also well sheltered She'd los feet long for
Inc choicest Suppers will be got up for seixhins
ana dancing parties. who viii lind IL greatly to theP
and advantage 10 to the hite House
NO edort viii be spared for the entertainment Of
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