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@sf1h1lihe Rranfheit.

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men sat aee6 "a baufig tas ein un;ettises 6danse-
flbl 0eer bic Jurdt @ntbefun3 bn abi4redt 5 an
ne 3u tpenbea au elde er in SrJe ibrr Grebuno un6
aret lansr bis ete Spnptpme Hisies dredItn ubsls,
ie .. etn NIT @edwA ent;lntttt sails cine ESe
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@ei@ts. 2oubbeit Aus~ die bar Saut Snpttu ben Sci.
llne Armen iinnen i'm @ete unb al ben Grtrerita
ten @ seteen tpo taan bele uebel nit tiner i6retbtn
S9nelteteit Dor m ldreen Bis sulest Der Gaumen un6
bic Maentnpten eta ena has Opier trr tbaren Rrant
bet eu @eaenanb res Witless rb une Der Ess ieinen
dredliden 2eiben faburG Elm GnSe ad tas CT thn rad
enem 2anee arin9 rpu tcr 8enser surIdtebrt.
GS III cine traHriee &tGiat tas Saulense hier frrt-
barren Sront9eit ium Cp1tr aIen tn Ssst Der nse I'd.
lhteit uHpeHsec praber. pelde lnr AnweHsune ieReS
Setlten Gfs tes aH fars bic Gonfitutsn sfrntea axe
ben & ees astens in elm rlense6 Dattn seraubels. z
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8eIcnoerS su btadlten !!

Dr. SpbnFrn tete elen 2)tnen ittne Gie an Hel&e k&
tur clde eebete no uunatIrltde et uae &Sryer itr-
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5er ne sintee eer raursen uAs eflkensrertbex Sol.
9en her ruben @enrtnbetten res saRers: Sw DE I'm Viii
ten mne ben Gteeern Srer;er i'm St$i Sw6de seS Sc
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Wdgenldrd1c unrrhnmus ter 8er6auuxss OrgSAS eAhes
mstae @ntfraftHns, Ssnptpme her ShmtESia@tI ~
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in benz fcn unb ren glietern @nt8unonsen etr Nisren
unb 8lale SaamsneraieBurac, SwIe Ter Merpen, Uta.
dmGd Sertlppfta Solid 8tern6eit 5itttrn Nustnldwi@s
S6winfel, &rpl&mers Gntslnbuu9 5 6aeS, eer 9tdle
Der eunge tsS Wegen8, Ger Gip9cpse uns aasr isntr
lebe be afpiien abeneH 6eWcbute ten htr n9e9b
pelGe ttreu Srfsrn eebrlisr us ais Ter Strtncn We.
fang ben @c1hrten tes iptS, ferrubren lhe Menn Mot
Ten edpde Der GOnifitnticn rcreprfrtneen bic @bs u-
59ttd MAIDEN ne 5ulbt ben &SrPer uns Stn" 3eFfpren
Sunae M2Ganer,
btuutsrs ws4s bic Cper faes sslnen 9sers ssurrbta
fnb, has jibrlt 10 eiee 8duieee III eth Sn rteS 4rdb
reis wel6e hurd i1re erbatenet Gaante ns erwfettn
Verantesrate nit fent Deuner bsr WeredmeIt ben Ses
nat be9eter uno eer Qcr bsau6eree Gone ensft babtn
warfsu, mbgen id nit rpaem Sertrauen naben. tod
. ar 0ubtirattcte per1oaeu,
Uter @Dlde ,rele m u ptr&eiratBen ttati6ttsen ,nS m
pbp9er SdrIte pcer etue5 anberen pinee ies beuuBt
@ae Stnterniiie sege te 0be pbpe pber netfse Ger
tuttg &etS6artit Her ge pen 3itern unb Gwde, peer
G ftBptune ter itredltftsn Nr erOen fhneG tarirt.
0eren9e, melder a ecr Sebdnelung unb EurIpree BON
Or. Spbfpn unerSiebt tdnn tbn ais einem @hrtnmannt
pbne Nur6 3 dneerauen NIB 3soeratlt anf ietne arat
Itd1e Geldidlt6fett parlafen r -lH.at1.+ 81
Sr9antI9s SawGde ai
t unbersIet 8ebeIf u6 Sic Upre &rGft WieSer Eerst
felt DteIes urdttare yeti GeeS has 2sen elenb un6
bic @te unb Hd6fpmmtniat unnEsli ma6t, ia.oft taS
9pcS Derer bic iGreu QeienI&aften nbepanen r6tnen
n8e 2eute inc ;u lei u MHsf9rei uneen senttst neil
e terem 5Ngsn nft eenau tcnnen Sbsle8 fe aud slr@
strtursa gie6sri4lessn TN Sarn Stein une anstrs nr.
aen ertten fdnn, 10 1T lie tc ntehenttetIS ee SpIse
res ARsbroutes Ger etelfeH Orsdne gFer aber MID ts
dusnen ta tte Gra @r3usWns eter DeneH rerlU
ptrh bic @ betmlt&en 9aern erseben ais BON Deien
bic ta wette inb. glE8 lH 81 HTg9st6.
- Sfftee: Nu. Silb.6 .6rebertdRr.,
Feben TbIren BON Baltmprsfr., Slflt4s Sette,
bte Stufen btnauf, d
Nlan merle fS Ramen un6 Sausnurmer. benin rtwifen
ts nn6 reer5e gtama1er hur6trebene une sepihnlpie
Qadfalber SaubFtGer, Sttefelwi6er, StraBenrenissr
nne 2ampenpuser II. ba reselmdBiee Ier3te
unb lduern, dnse;rgen BON Dr. rbnons S tn Der ate.
gt8 ale Breie mullen einep psit-Starp enthaltea.
{ Cine Seilnae in 2 Saaen ,uBeli9ert. 80
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bbsnten toB ein ener Sell unb tin tpneer G6rrtr bic
nCtbpen i9en @rforeernile sur eteltdn Gdlelilteit
ib Sa, ptne fteie wrbb eie res 4ebsnS rtrntrisen
Nil9ertaErt Se auslGtsn res yeb ns pentern lid ue-
lt bic eele W:rb ersriien ppn @ermchuns unb me-
lan6pItihcn Setrddtuneen tn6 unS Die Jrtnseu Wedle
Mbfere 9ente6en eetmegert ino. -
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Yeiftg.

Die f&redbtden irtunsen tes 9aers nt iebt sa fr&-
ten. 8erln beS Gehd6niies 8ertrrruns Der Sbeen 8e
brudtbet Der @eeafydfte b6e Nhnun8en @bueieuns
Der 8eel6at udt rad Giniamteie5 wttstranen Sesen
6 ielbf. 8ut8tamfe II. rs. itnO etutoe Der Itmutsx
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i}ti,e. htr NrsTt.

Die rsle &anente, ptt p1ti emo eer letten tbensebn
Sabre III fieer Nniat rt Cen lA9 Gle WiCnse wi6-
tilrr nunb0rstlide Sptr pnen ptle d. }ebntol
fkbrte tepen pie citun- eppertere ciele anbere
@ercren teimeten ha8 Ynttttun iii pieSerbpItem
Wtaien Entrstdtc 9l nl ana emil d. III ges9 af irnea
Gba!dlter ais @br IL 8eJp9 ag Glarotter nb Sc.
niientd 9fe He Seiteiten etse linrcidenSe Gerd9r'
iettHng. .-s re+4 r-tr urffT4- s5stl T8tE
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DR.. Johnston,

Der etn3E32 NrSt, pelGsr an}si9t.
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ELIXIR. DE WIFE.

.
9teks Irnte 9ttes weldes felt anae cnen sprselt4en
tDmmt TT aus benz reinen gpgude tn gerhnbine nit
HDni9s@ Dber @ascind. noe I'm lBe9e ber Deaatirn
fertgt uu6 bat @ eaibe IN allen "Nne6ungen cer Seber
Ntere une gerbanunesDrsane ebr werbbpl eteig nnr II
tn DeutI6lanb alS
&. p l52'~ nDas 5anseetranf rnierer 3eits q
tetraGtet. Ir{D .st,tTr -.4stls-.--t s-..s -e- ~
Sptetefter Refdurdteure Mprteftr frSe In tte[su
Srubt- Gpnc8iters zine perbSp1e 2ue ees prcfe, ia
penn enma eefcte bic Rduer nt balslbe etn mol
len. yt pc areere iCserdne Bfttes bGnat enhlbe BON
ben eewGbnlen pufen" mtsselaleter 5Ialten unS aes
SnsrecnSen Herferttst crbsn gDrfueen au cbee
Sreane l1ns Opftpren anertdnnt prren n6 10 Ga-
bet e8 eer benz St fer, nod benz Arste Der dper bet
MS GrtnfSttters ifeb bereiIS ener @leean5 Sen-
bet hes @ehmaGes ais unubertrrfsn ba, pnen es dHe
Wtacen TIM Wtunbt Nte @bpfcabe, Qafee, Sbee 0dniue,
an6eln, burmadt ilebt In etn rpnfdnrtees @anae,
IN Elm erirmenbeS Gnaarii9eS 8erc betm tnunterrtn-
fen bergebt Onte babtr tn Ierer Sasbatng wrbetn.
eert9eten optelS, &efauraicu tbeprliG fetn.
gU6piale 0etal Mgenten fSnnen NIT rgenb etnerSua
tdt btees prrteli6en Sttters In ienG 1Dueene 2uar
Slaidep eurb "a .,-ls..+ s-.s.l l1.,+ k-~ z-,e
z "a '4 ben alleinigen Gigner = ~
$. 8 nrn 30. s6 I6anppers Gtfe pom GdmsenfFr.s
u geseniiber Benz Nedrfte, Baltimore,
peripret werpen. st5rt Lsi-cs~ 5F7f5S s-l
@lnerS auf rem 8prf Serieren TT. 4 gsrJ- dLa .H9k
Q9eterserfdur ertalen ;u tieem 8itters nrseerts
ten collar -litbpsrdpb- ~ nsb bGnseI3tlte gratis.
Die eeren 5lnl6en werbeR ecpA rein Bet Der nd&fen
Seheuune nit $500 OIbenb francC Baltimore tne9nuue
eebraGt.
IprsIeGtd,en Smbccrs Silence BON benz Stmbserlafte
Der SDrdbisen @rnte oe aae gSeine nnS Staurr erer
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9nnoe Q;ute,

tte f burd beimlte 9afcr eeawad baten, sic s fO oft
rpn bren 2euten peer IN Der Sue leruen 6rl-
gen e alndGtlip ipiret, iel6t I'M Sdais, eurd Yplup
Pie, ungetbeift bic Gre intSsli MAIDEN un6
RGrper uab e serBren icrrt fie 6tbstn Dit
te tbun. Spe 9erOnen mleu teprr lie eateten in tie
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Jmpoyteul-e &c.
@iebert S gpntnterfel0.
GrfAGfta : Mnt;,

Msiuen rerten Santen CUR Tad,r DIT, sds td tds alt
befanntt siaupr. une gSetusefdbdft Ifs 3laf
$40. "A Cft &pmbarcitr., Gcfe pUu Sront,
inter Der aIten irma ute tsber, nit nSei4watea 5Sab
fcrtflbresa EHuaillif5tE a.slg 4i1. hsiis l4I3
l21mtj1mt) GhaS. s. 5tebert
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Gs atbt u,ee unui cast uas uuEtteutents Gu6didter
pedt eA at MeyS ySteaasNtEst urp Or. tcbnpnS Nntun.
hsRlseaeppiie Gc9utfder, SteelmtdHtr sumpenpHser
2eber anlat scr etl 9tiienifa eer Dittin rem ME
brighten 8tmt witmctsn, ii Jest eeemdBis ssblnett
Mers tult Sem lIrer abtuer nb niobts @rGeS Wbnen-
ben id ssrdn9ea tie eianctttt Ter. welde MhsIudI.
der g0eie in lire Slute frmeN eerins dabn lto run.
zen 1r. S}ptnfpu tl eebbdIb fir rnpttmeaets an
dbnen beiDncer& iir re welf nit leinrm 9tufe aubes
tanut nb cas- ere 8e3aubieanan peer 3pIpne beanbts
In ieiner Office liceen. 5A'l f 1tlf i@a 3!lA]J
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Wn Firm E.

Dr. Sptnnpn til Ter ciniise, reeemdsts eebbett Mrst
elder bic elung sepfen 1rantbtiie aneist. eene
Witttel unb 9ebdnrlung iino olen gnSeren edn unte
fonn Gr lit bernnBebltet BON einem Qeben e6es er tn
ben ar5stsn Dpitdern GurOpaS unb lem eren beies 2d
bes subrabte, nSmlid gnsanb, Sranfrei6 unb In hen
Blpdlep BON @blabeIpbtG 10 Inb bat cine auSsehet
tere 1rarts ais dlle nnberet Mer;te ber gD.lt.
Der weler iih Der gftee Res Or. sbnfpn aStena 6tt
famn f perransn aU etne Gbre ais Nann unb etnt ST.
f&idltttett ais Mr3t. go ''..s
707- Office. No. SIS.grebettdprate, Naiee
Ssnb pom 8oIttmorefS. Hsten ber ,,Nrbeiterbaae- u
6mttrautbttftn trsrben tnus1 8sttiit. 4,
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g 9ie 6pni9bIltme (The Honeysuckle)

Sas fenfte nnS pO!lsasstiss s3itter
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more Sod s., ipitGG.
Cur llutsya:Gf,,ng ess Quadialbsrti etablirt

Der stust]t piss III hts st5elt 100 iiGert,
Inne(le uno a!uapl;lst 5tnstn i:t
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$. 81 n 80. s6 !6anppers, Gtfe BON GdmSenf
tc qeaei1iiber Benz sOearfte, Baltimore,

IOrsasGtGen t6imbecrs GTencc BON benz Smbserlafte
Der SDrjdbrisen @rnte ce due Eeiae une &aGrr erer
SualitGt unb 3u ipltcen 9reien r .- ..el.
@HgSa J93S. t1la3 0ltAH34gAH s.. Gprn,
nL g3isi1 7g9 Ode Sanpper urb gambentri aesendbcr
som, fte
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besubers psle bic Cper fae ssteinen 2sers stpvrttn
fnb has itrtb 10 esle 3aueee III eth ;n ritteS @rab
rebt rele hur t1re erbatenen Eaente lns rrtpdetsn
@rantestrate nit cent Dener Der gertIamtett ben Se-
nat be9eet uo er Qetcr b,au6ernbe Gone ensft babtn
pirfst n,Daen Gb nit upaen 0ertrdueu naben f1i
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-07
IMPORTANT NOTICE,
Great Fire in West Meriden CT.
VALENTINE & BUTLER'S
Alum Patent Fire Proof Safe
TRIU MPHA MT i.

A 7 the great fire in West Meriden, Conn, on the
"A Sth inst Mesers. Valentine Buffers Alum
Patent Fire aud Burglar Proof Safe was subjected
to one of the most tests record. The safe
was subjected to u red hot heat for nearly fourteen
hours, and delivered up its contents in perfect ORDER
saving nearly THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
worth of property to the owners. The contents of
two other Safes of other makers and ding with.
in THREE FEET of the Alum Patent were RNTIRE-
LY DESTROYED.
Samples of the money and papers taken from the
Safes DESTROYED, also those taken from the Alum
Patent, have been forwarded by mail, and can be
seen at the Hard ware store of IL. Warren Lancey,
Co., ON Lime Street.
Valentine Butler Alum Patent Fire, and Bur-
gar Proof Safes have been tested in over TWO
HUNDRED accidental fires within the last thirteen
years. and in NO instance have they EVER failed to
preserve their contents from the attacks of either
fire or burglar Parties in n ed of reliable Fire and
Burglar Proof Security, will do well to give this
matter q careful investigation before purchasing.
Messrs. Thomson Co., of New Haveh, Conn,
the Agents for the sale of these Safes in the New
England States and refer by permission to the fol-
lowing partiesin Portland who have recently pur-
Portland Gas Light Co; C. q. Mitchell Son; T.
/. X. II. Co; Cleveland 0sgood; Daniel
Winslow & Son; Rufus L. Wood, ksq Hobbs,
Chase & Co.; K. CLARK, NJ. ID Josiah Bureigh,
Esq; w. W. Hilton. ESQ.,; H. NJ. Payson, Esq. A.
f. York, Esq and many others.
Certificates giving further particulars in relation
to the late lire, willbe published in u few days.
mchl5 dun. & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-07
MEDICAL.
CHEROKEE INJECTION.

COMPOUNDED PROM ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES
CHEROKEE REMEDY. the great indian Din.
etic cures all di eases of the Urinary gans sueh
as Ineontinence of the Urine. Inflammation Of the
Kidneys, Stone In the Bladder. Structure, Gravel.
elect, Gonorrhea, and is especially recommended in
those cases Of Fiuor Aibus, TOR Whites in Femaies
where all the old nauseous medicines have failed
1t is prepared in highly concentrated form, the
dose only being from one to two teaspoonfuls three
times per day.
1t is diuretic and Alternative in its action purifying
and cleansing the blood causing it to flow in all its
original purity and vigor; thus removing from the
system all pernicious causes which have induced dis
ease.
CHEROKEE IFyECTT0y is intended as an ally
or assistant to the CHEROKEE REMEDY, an
should be used in conjunction with that medicine in
all casesof Goaorrhea elect Fiuor Aibas or Whites
Its effects are healing soothing and demulcent; re-
moving all scading. heat, ehoadee and pain instead
of the burning and almost uncomfortable pain that il
experienced with nearly all the cheap qaack injec-
tioas.
By the of the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
CHEROKEE LNJECTfON-the two medicines at
the same time-all improper discharges are removed
and the weakened organs are speedily restored to
full yigor and strength
For full particulars get our pamphlet from any
drug store in tho country, write us and we will
mail free to any address, a full treatise.
Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY, 80 Per bottle or
three bottles for s5
Price, CHEROKEE INJECTION, 81 per DO g
or three bottles for S.
Sent by Express to any address ON receipt of the
price.
Sold by all druggists, everywhere.
DR.. w. r. MERwIN & Co..
SOLE PRoPRrKToEs,
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-07
MISCELLANY.


The following hoax is described in the
London Court Journal
A good deal of amusement has been caused
by hoax, said to be got up by certain fast
Young ladies'. They fabricated loye-letter,
drawn up In very passionate terms, and sent
copies of it to sixty gentlemen, requesting
each one to meet certain admirer under the
post-otiice clock at half-past eight o'clock on
Friday evening, each gentleman to wear a
white rosette. Most of the receivers OF the
love-ietter supposed that he alone was the
happy man, to whom some forlorn damsel had
never told her love till he had received the
epistle, which ran as follows:
"MY DEAR SIR:-I have tried TO control
my love for you, but cannot endure it any
longer. l have never ceased to love you
since the first hour l beheld you, and If you
know what unrequited passion is, | am sure
you will pity and forgive your devoted adj
mirer. If you will have the kindness TO favor
me with an interview tomorrow evening
friday at half past eight, under the post
office clock, shall be able to ease my mind.
Pray wear white rosette in your buttonhole,
that may not mistake. i shall be dressed
in black silk and pink bonnet.
"a. c. j."
Several of the gentlemen who received the
epistle suspected that it was hoax, but most
OF the receivers repaired to the place OF
rendezvous at the appointed time, wearing
rosettes. Watchers were on the lookout en-
joying the fun, while the gay Lotharios re.
cognized each other wearing the rosettes, and
knew at once that somebody had been fooling
them. Within half an hour fifty-two gentle
man wearing rosettes appeared under the
clock, chafied each other, and disappeared
again. Meantime, at some corners near the
post-oflice,
"Ths mirth and fun fast and furious"
The best of the joke was, the most of the
party that met under the clock wearing
rosettes were friends or acquaintance, and OF
course each one knew that he had played the
fool.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-07
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
Good Location for a Hotel.

49, That valuable and centrally located House
ET.I and Lot, No. 81 India street. for so many
%llI years owned and occupied by General Samu-
- ei Fessenden, is offered for sale
The Lot il 20 feet India street, extending back
III fee-containiDg nearly II 900 feet of land The
House lie three storied is in good repair, and con-
tains fifteen rooms, besides many closets and other
conveniences; has gas fixtures throughout; it also
has a large flow of PURE AQUEDUCT WATER,
which is very desirable; also large Wood House
and Barn.
This good piece of property upon which to make
improvements. 1t may be fitted for FIRST
CLASS BOARDING HOUSE, or . SECOND
CLASS HOTEL.
It's near proximity to the terminus of the Grand
Trunk Railway and TO the wharves of the Boston
and other steamers, makes the location . desirable
one for Hotel.
This lot might be improved with profit to any me.
chanic or other person having means, by the cree.
ton of Tenemenrs its large depth affording ample
space Tor block of eight or ten buildings.
For further particulars enquire of
WIN. II. JERKS, Argus Office
Portland. Dec. 8, 1858. decl1 MWF
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-07


INDIAN MEDICINE,
coMPoUSDED FROM ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES.
An unfailing for Spermatorrhea, Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, and all diseases
caused by self pollution; such as Loss of Memory,
Universal Lassiude, Pains in the Back, Dimness of
Vision, Premature old Age, Weak Nerves. Difficulty
Of breathing, Trembling, wakefulness, Eruptions
on the Face. Pale Countenanee, Insanity, Consump-
ton, and all the direfnl complaints caused by de-
parting from the path of nature.
This medicine is simple vegetable extract and
one on which all can rely. it has been used in our
practice for many years and with thousands treated
ii has not failed in single instance. It's curative
powers have been sufficient to gain victory over the
most stubborn case.
To those who have trihed with their constitution
until they think themselves beyond the reach of
medical aid, we would say, Despair mott the CHER
OkEE CURE will restore you TO health and yigor
and after all quack doctors have failed.
For full particulars get circular from any Drug
store in the country. write the Proprietors who
will mail free to any one desiring the same full
treatise in pamphlet form.
Price. 50 per bottle, or three bottles for So and
forwarded by express to all parts Of the world
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
DIR. w. r. MERwIN & Co.,
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs,
febS eodawly No. SO Liberty St.. New York
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-07
FOR SALE & TO LET.
Desirable Farm for sale.

F1SHE subscriber offers for sale very valuable real
estate, situated In the pleasant village of Free
port containing about % acres Of good land with
two-story dwelling house, outbuildings, stable and
barn, all In good repair. The above was the home-
stead of the late J w. Mitchell. 1t has front en-
the country road from Portland to Brunswick, of
about 90 rods, with rear line on Portland 4 kenne-
fec Railroad.
:. the buildings are finely located, and afford de-
hghtful prospect of scenery 1t is within five min
utes walk from station of said railroad, village
stores. meeting houses schools, &c. 1t has large
old orchard, containing varieties of apples pears,
&C. Also abundance of garden fruits. Cuts about
ten tons of hay yearly is finely watered by an
ever living brook springs, &c. Has fine row o.
old shade elm trees on the county road; and, to-
gether, embraces such perior advantages for the
purchaser, that those wishing TO buy are invited to
call and examine for themselves.
Will exchange Tor good city or vessel property.
Apply to j. A. MITCHELL, on the premises, or
w. w. HARRIS,
las Commercial Street, Portland.
Freepoat, March 10, 1894. mchI8 eodlm
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-07
Oh erokee Cure {!

No. SO Liberty ST., New York
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-07

What lady lived in Noah's time? Ann T.
Diluvian.
What lady is fond of debate ? Polly
Tishun.
What lady votes? Della Gate.
What lady paints portraits? Minnie A.
Choor.
What lady paints comic ones? Carrie X.
Choor.
What lady is fond of giving? Jennie Ros
sity.
What lady is much talked of now? Amelia
Ration.
What lady is used to war? Milly Tairy.
What ladies are voracious? Annie Condor
and Allie Cater.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-07
Lyons Periodical Drops,
DIR. j. B. HUGHES
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. 5 Temple Street.

WHERE he can be consulted privately and with
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted at all
hours daily, from A. NJ. to or. M
Dr--H. addresses those who are suffering under the
afiction of private disease, whether arising from
impure connection the terrible vice of sef-abuse
Deyoting bis entire time to that particular branch of
the medical profession, he feels warranted in GUAR
AsrREISa CURE IN ALL CASES, whether of leng
standing or recently contracted. entirely removing
the dregs of disease from the system and making =
perfect and PERMANENT CURE
He would call the attention of the afflicted TO the
act OF his long standing and well earned reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance of his skill and sue
cess.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-07
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Eclectic Medical Infsrmary
TO THE LADIES',

nR. HUGHES particularly invites All Ladies' who
~ need medical adviser, to call at his rooms No.
6Temple Street, which they will find arranged for
their especial accommodation.
DR.. HIS Eclectic Kenovating Medicines unrival.
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating all
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain OF producing relief in short time
LADIES will find 1t invaluable In al cases Of OBJ
structicns after all other remedies have been tried In
vain 1t purely vegetable, containing nothing in
the least injurious TO 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,
No 8 Temple Street corner of Middle Portland,
BLADES desiring may consult one oftheir
own sex. 4 lady of experience In constant attend.
anes. isnl d&wly
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-07
CAUTION TO THE PuRLIc.

Every intelligent and think ing person must know
that remedies handed out from general use should
have their efficacy established by welltested expe-
rience in the hands of regularly educated physi-
clan, whose preparatory study fits him for all the
duties he must fulfill; yet the country is flooded with
poor nostrums and cure-alis, pnrporting to be the
best in the world which only useless but al
ways injurious. The unfortunate should be PARTIo-
ULAR in selecting his physician, il is lamentable
yet incontrovertabe fact that many syphilitic pa
tents made miserable with ruined constitutions
by maltreatment from inexperienced phys in
general practce for IL is point re nerally conceded
by the best photographers that the study and man
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
treatment in most cases making an indscrimipate
use of that antiqusted and dangerous weapon. Mer-
curry.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-07

Quaker recently wrote to member of the
Ohio Senate that young man, formely in
his employ, had so distinguished himself in
the war as to merit promotion: and the letter
ended quantity thus:
snow thee knows, James. that it is against
the Quaker discipline for orthodox members
to NEEDLE Ia wars and fghtings, therefore /
turn this matter over TO thee, and want thee
simply to tell Governor Brough that, as the
service will be adyantaged thereby, it is right
that William should be first lieutenant Re-
lying on thy suaye presentation of the case
to our friend John, as well as on his correct
Judgment; | expect soon to be, tiny again
obliged friend.