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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-17
From fhe Richmond Sentinel

. The following paper was adopted by the House
of Representatives in the night session of Friday
AS . calm and elevated, but vigorous presentation
Of the facts which explain our connection with the
pending war--as frank but manly declaration of
desire for peace and our readiness to conclude
it-as valiant, but unboastful declaration of our
ability to maintain the war, if the enemy shall
prove unwilling for peace-and as an expression Of
our resolute determination to die rather than be
conquered, and of our humble reliance on the con-
lnued favor of heaven-this manifesto of Congress,
cannot be without marked effect. Inspired by
decent respect for the opinions of mankind, and ac-
knOwledging responsibility to the sentiment of
humanit" and Justice, and obligation to pay due
regard to the peace of the world and the interests
of commerce, the declaration of Congress will
rywhere appeal to kindred ideas, and, it is to be
hoped wllltcnd to secure a becoming response At
least the world shall know and history shall record
that other nations delinquent in their duties to
US, we have done no harm to them and that if hu
manity is outraged and the peace Of the world bro
ken, in the very blaze of civilization and in the
presence of timid stless nations, the people of
the Confederate States areinnoeent, 1t is not i'm
proper to add that the manifesto is the production
of Hon. Vim. .. Rves, of Virginia As the una
mended utterance of one of his reputation, position,
and distinguished public service it will possess adj
1tiOnal weight and value from the authority of his
name:
Joint resolutions declaring the dispositions pripci
Piles and purposes of the Confederate States in re
trtiOn to the e1isting Nth the United States
Whereas, it is due to the great cause of humani-
ty and civilization and especially to the heroic
ri6ces of their gallant army in the field, that no
MEANS consistent with proper selfrespcct and the
approved usages of nations should be omitted by
the Confederate States to enlghten the public opin
ion of the world with regard to the true character
of the struggle in which they en- gagged and the
dispositions principles and purposes by which they
are actuated; therefore,
ResOlOed By the Congress ofthe Confederate States
Of america, That the following manifesto be issued
in their and by their authority, and that the
President be requested to cause copies hereofto be
transmitted to commissioners abroad to the end
that tho same may be laid before foreign Govern.
ments.
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,EWARD.-STOLEN

E1FTY DOLLARS REWARD.-STOLEA
from my husbands stable in Randolph county n g.. g.
May, 1854 Large chestnut soErel Horse good order
well propOrti"ned II years DID, small white streak face
right hind font white. will give the above reward for
the delivery Of the Horse me- or twenty five dollars for
any information that may lead to the very of the
Horse GATHARINE JOHNSON,
Bloomington, n. c.
June 49, 1854 l4-4tpd.
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IAIYE HUNDRED DOLLARs REWARD!


II Runawy from the Subscriber the night of the LIST
instant three negro boys; the eldest jim, % years
of age, five feet ten inches HIGH of copper COLOR
a bold mpudent staggering air; had when he left
black wool hat dark copperas coored cotton pants old
dark plaid Cashmere coat shirt and pair of boots
TON, sixteen years of Light copper color i've ie
five six inches high, sharp featured, quite intelligent!
and having been with the army. has something of mill
tary air in his address, had when he left black souch
hat gray roundabout white wooden pants we'll worm new
shirt, and either bareOOed had very inferior
pair of shoes
ALBERT eighteen years of age ebony color, stout ou
five feet four five inches high; had when he lett 90
old back SLOUGH hat, shirt, blue navy cloth pans
well worn, barefOoted, and rather of a sulen look.
These negroes were purchased few weeks since IN Ap
gusta Ga Jim and Tom having been connected with Inc
army evidently endesvorng either make their way
tue army of Virginia, to get within the Yankee lines
Five hundred dollars reward will be given for their deV
cry in Shelby, cleveland county N c., one hundred
dollars h,ad for their capture and confinement IN any
Jail where may get them. c. T. CULVER
Shelby, n. C.
June IL, 1854. sS-St
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9Enn YARD. --STOLEN FROM
DeDOV the subscriber on the night of Sd instant,
one bay MARE, three years old, large and likely Her
name lies the left sde-rather dapple bay black legs
and tail. Taken by Vaughn's Cavalry Any person
that will return said Mare will receive the above reward
JESSE VANNOY.
Wilbars N. c.. May %, 1854. CIV.
~ ALI the State papers cpy six weeks and forward
accounts as above.
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June IL, 1854.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned will attend at the Superior Court CLERKS
Office in the COnrt House Mondays, Wednesdays a3u
Saturdays of each week to settle off claims against Tue
county. JOHN p. HUTCHlNo,
Trustee.
June 10, 1884. 2S-"I
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H1LACK CALICO.-JUST RECEIVED FOR
I'D private sale, by the piece lot of Fresh Blockade
Prints Also, another supply of Ladies' Fine Caters aud
walking Shoes. JAS. NJ. T0WLES, Agt.
Jnne 2. 1854. 95-
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~ 900 gallons Pure Linseed OIL
100 Reams Letter. Note and Cap Paper,
$4,000 Envelopes,
500 boxes Smoking Tobacco, asst,
10000 lbs. Smoking ditto in papers,
2,c00 yds. light "A cottons,
Black and White and ColOred Lawns
H. N. BROWN CO.,
HillsbOro', n. G..
June ., 1854. 25-5pd.
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TOB.W YORK OF EVERY DESCRlPFIoN,
q neatly and expedtously executed at the SGnSaIo
ofioe. LAND DEEDS, MARRIAGE LICENSES, ana l'
ny other kinds of blanks on hand. II
Nav IL 1884 lS-'"
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TEHE sUBsCRIBER, HAVING AT The

II present Tenn of Wake County Court qualified Is
Executor of Nancy Ashley decd gives notice to creditors
to present their claims within the time prescribed by a"
Nav Term 1874 LYNN ADAMS.
lime ~ 1874 l4-Gpd
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Rs. REWARD.-RANAWAY

TENEN DOLLARS. REWARD.-RANAWAY
Il from the subscriber Sunday, the 2gth day of May
last, a negro woman named TEMPE. Tempe is about
feet, inches high, has large eyes, mad look and
bad looking coat. All persons orewarned
against employing said girl in any manner harborns
her will paw the above reward for her Apprehension
and delivery to me- NEEDHAM INGRAM,
Smithfeld N. c.
June 10, 1854 l4-5tpd
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wv ANTED ANY NUMBER OF pam.
&c phlss-in large small lots. Apply at this Office
Immediately.
June 2, 1864 25-f
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= q y Lost. 4 III
CtTRAYED from the pasture Of Mr.. Francis Rob-
y erts, Westbrook. last month"; q three year old
gray Colt, small size; whoever will return him or
give information where he may be founds will be
suitably rewarded, by calling at No. 80 Spring st.
FRANCIS < EMERY.
Portland, July ID. lssl-dtf
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oils ili Dal ,a1oX vsl ii
C b e rok ee Cure!
n hA41 TIE aRHAS UNe ere
.s-s 9fdoINDIAN MEDICINE. 5al

4aiitNt go ttlHa4 ,lA4M ebltNE Ell 40
COMPOUND FROM ROOTS, Back AND LEAVES.
An unfailing cure for Spermatorrhea, Semins,
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, and all diseases
caused by self-polution snch as Loss of Memory,
Universal Lasstude, Pains In the Back, Dimhsss Of
Vision. Premature old 60. Weak Nerves, Difaculty
Of Breathing. Trembling, Wakefulness, Eruptions
on the Face, Pale Countenance, Insanity, Consump.
ton, and all the direful complaints caused by de.
parting from the path of natu 0. 2Ashas $50 u
This medicine Is simple vegetable extract, and
one which can rely, as 1t has been useu In cur
practice for many yeas, and, with thousands treated
1t has not failed IN 81 gle ms anse. It's curative
powers have been sufficient to gain victoy ever the
m ,st stubbon case. aNi.lIqs g7s7s iall5 9
To those who have trf:d with their, constitution
until they think themselves beyond the reach of
medic Y aid We woaldsay. Despair woti tao CHER
OkEE CURE will restore you to health and vigor
aad afsef at Quack doctors have "a led sI gl y
For full particulars get a circular from any Drug
sore IN the country, write the Propretors, who
VIII mail free to any one desiring the same full
treatise in pamphlet form. u
Price. 50 per bottle, or three bottles for S. and
Forwarded BY express to all parts of the world =
q. Sold by allresrectable druggists everywhere.
Eva DIR. w. Il. MERwIN 4 co, go l.
rye loipfi SOLE PRoPRIsroRs, 49us taHi
q. febs Gods WY No 80 Liberty St., New York.
"4
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Intern tional Steamship Company.
EastpOrt, Calais & St. john.
e-.2o TWO TRIPS PER WEEK. /.

s1IE- sssmnn / On and after Monday, March 2sth.
ka the superior sea-g, ing steamer NEW
- BRUNSWICK, capt. Il B. Win
ches or, will leave Railroad Wharf, foot # state
treet, every Mond y, at O'Clock ?. N, and the
steamer NEW 4 CLAIM Capt E,kField, every
john, N B connecting at Eastpert with ct am
Queen, for Robbinston, st a ndrews and ca ais, nd
With Stage coaches for NJ chiAs, AID at st John
Emperor dor Digby, indkor am ID aifax and with
, the E. N. A Railroad fer Shediac and all " y STA
tons.
Peturning, will lsaveSt John every Monday and
THU sday, at O'Clock A. M, tor Eastport Portla
Taroagh ickets procured Of the Agents and Clerk
board Steamers.
Freight received till O'Clock P. n. Mondays al d
Thur days. - ~ ~ ~ ~
rays diff 'AA@- G. G. EATOy, Agent.
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Wanted.

DY q Gentleman. Wife and Daughter, 8 years
ID old, q good suit of rooms with board. Rooms
furnished OF unfurnished for which liberal compen-
sation will be paid. Address G. j., box 2204. -
Portland, Cor. 18th. oct21u
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Moatreal Ocean Steamship Co.

~ One Of the following frst.class
<[z7sSS ct 4amers of this Line, viz Peruvian,
KILL II hibernia, Norta American. Jura, Bel
a gian, NOVA Scotian, Moravian. Da-
wiiI sail from Quebec EVERY SATURDAY
MORNING, for liverpool via Londonderrv.
Also the steamers ST. DAVID, ST. GEORGE, ST.
ANDREW, Sf. PATRIoK. tri monthly from Quebec
for Glasgow. Prepai and return tickets issued at
reduced rates. Fer passage apply to Il. 4 A.AL
Ian, Montreal, or to j. l.. FARMER,
mayl dtI No. 10 Exchange Street, Portland.
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NOTICE.
lPRovosTs MAksHAL's OFFICE.

FIRST DIsrRIor, STATS OLE MAINE
Portland, August It'll, J764 I
INQUIRIES on al ordinary subject, connec1sd
VITA the enro ment. draft, exemr ton. La, il,ty
to draft, credits ami acconns of men tifbi baa
chou d &c drefsext TO the Provost Marsbs al The
Congress ional ss-ict, and in case he (. abe to
an wer them he will ask in formation o the pro-
voss Marshal General of the State. A swers may
tue Provost Marshal Geaefal at Was eton v Re q
more important busi aee5 often prevent bro Mt an
swers to mnltitu Of ms uric now dressed "a the
Bureau pers mi and other matters Of mi or CON
sequence. . az 1880 SretSt
By order OF Major J. VT CARDS Err 80
CHAS. d. DOUGHTY.
Captain and Provost MafshaI LIST Dist Marie
Aug 49,, dSm lf ~
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Farm and Mill for sale.

1,et., The bscriber offer his present
&<MN-A commodiou and desirable stand for
EEEJjs&R sele. situated in West Poland, TO-
& nMM| M g ther with his new State MIL; this
mill I'd privileges Is one ofthe best
ia tn ) STATE
The above viii be gold at auction on the 22d Nov
If NOT disposed of before. d
qal ~ IN JESSE PARTRIDGE. \
Weet Poland, Nov 8, 1884 -d&w21*
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Loan to the State Of Maine.


aa.s sSsA NJ 2 ~ Augusta, UcG. q. 1864.
TN Conformity with resolve OF the legislature
Il approved March 10, 1864, authnriznga loan CT
three million dollars proposals. will BIZ received at
THIS cfhce until FIVE O'Clock T. M the twenty. first
day Of November next Tor loan Of four bundled
thousand dollars, being the balance of said Ioar
unso reimbuTfable in twenty five years. for which
bonds o. the state win be issued in sums I'VE hun
ored DOLLARS and one thousand dollars. bearing /.
terest a. he rate OF six cent, yearly and pay-
able semi annually
The bonds will be issued dated June l. 1854 and
deltgeied December ], with coupons attached for
the semi-annusl interest, payable. 10th principal
and interest, at the Sufolk badk, Boston.
The money On said loan Wilt received at this
Office Suffolk Bank, fbsfon, or either of the banks
IN angOr, Portiasd. Bathor Rockland. y
Pers3ns DESTROYS OF taking the loan or any part o.
1t, less than i've hundred dollars, are reques ed
10 send their proposals. TO the treasurer of State
ngus "a spectty ing the amount and terms. No
bids Ieceiv, ess tLan par.
Ihoie persons whose proposals. may be accepted,
Will D. immediately notified. assassiA Oh 2
Oct 2e-dtnov2I 90 i -
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CAUTION 10 The PUBLIC.

Every intelligent aud thinking person must NOV nov
that remedies landed out Tor general uss saouu
have their efficacy established by wen .ssteS ;
fence in tn hands of o regularly educateu P nysr
cian whoe tory sfuaies fits him ior al ine
duties he must fulfill ye the coun,ry e nooaeq VIII IN
hest in the world which ar not only useless but al
ways injurious. Ths unfortunate should be PAkIi1-
UlAR Ia selecting his physician al 1t Is amehta.e
vet incontrovertable fact, that many sypniinc
nstien, are made miserable with ruined
Nv maltreatment from inexperienced phys cans IN
general practices for it Is point generally cosceaea
syyament of these complaints should engross the
Whole time Of those VINO would BE- comPgssenii n and
.;encsd General pl actitioner having neither OPP
portunity nor time to make himself acquainted with
their pathology. commonly Pursaes one syssem q
use Of that antiqua.ed and dang rous weapon, Mer-
'nurV-
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10000 cords wood and Eos, wan,e,,.

pROPOSALS are detired for cargoes of the fol-
Il lowing wooas, viz - White or canadian Pop
Yellow Birch, and White or Red Elm and Viii &
Spruoe-al 10 be sound and mercaanr able.
o1ers may be madeio furnish by the cord, or in
the log OF or o. II feet long, from inches in d.
ans ter upward, TO be delivered on navigable water
for vessels drawing when loaded nine feet Psr,i.s
please state the kind CT wood and the amoutt they
can FURNISH where they wish TO deliver for shipment,
and when II viii De delivered here and the lowe st
cash price per cord OF LOO feet as they de ire to
contract. = ,s'l ,3i7- = - =
For further particulars sending prOpos ais, please
r - AZ tAt B. BUFFUM. u
treasurer American Wood Paper Company, .
aug23 dSm Providence, r. /.
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HAyECONFIDENCE.

All who have committed an evcees OF any kino,
ing rebuke of misplaced confidence nmaturer years
SEEK FOR AN ANTIDOTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lasstude and Nervous
Prostration that may follow Impure Cotton, are
lfIilarl the Barometer to the whole system
Do not wait the contamination that Is sure TO fo-
low. do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs. for Loss Of beauty
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Immediately and instantaneoGsly, we pledge cur
word as men ofhonor-our reputation as Phafmass-
utsts-our favorable acquaintance withhe people a
Proprietors Of the World.renowned ''Loe's Cough
BG!sGM." IL 1t Is used according TO directions
which may be found with each BOTTLE
We add below some Testimonials from oar nalxas
eors and townsmea, to winch We ask your oarsfRi
attention. 4F i lT97 f'jl777fi 80
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Apothecary shop for Sale.

wv unders gned wishing to ca.nee his pare
sseek &c The stock i new ana complete in All It's
,Sepdsrsmenfs stand is enc Of the bestin Port
ApDy BENZ e suited to Family and Country
Aff'S ~ iso oehkisss oueet-F Gotta
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For Sale

A TWO story House and Lot, situated on Pc T.
"A land street, with Stable and other outbuldiu rs
Also two adjoining lots containing about eight
Thousand square feet. Enquire of N.sTEvENS,
NO. At Portland street. june9 off
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EIeclic Medical In1irmary,
-aila @ tn THE LADTES s.a 9di

DR HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies who
need medical adviser, TO call at bis rooms, No. 8
Temple street. which they will find arranged for
their especial accommodation. ,,. ts7- q
DIR. II . Electc kenoyating Medicines are unrival-
ed in efficacy aud superior virtue In regulating all
Female Irregularities. Their action Is specific and
certain OF producing relietin . short time. 49,.
LADIES will find 1t Invaluable in oil cases of OBJ
structons afte ali other remedies have been tried in
vain. 1t is purely vegetable Containing nothing in
the least furious to the health. and may DO taken
With perfe u safety 81 all times. 80,
Sent to auy part of the country with full directions
BY Addressing Na 81 DIR. HUGHES. fl1
{ No. Temple Street, corner Of Middle, Portland
Efales ett 80 - So Ii.sI8tg9 sla
NJ B.-Ladies deeiri-g may consult one Of theiF
own sex. A lady of experience in constant atfena'
ence jan1 d&w y
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For sale.

A SQUARE block of land. of about 1900 acres
IN OF wood land, ON the south side of ths river st
Lawrence, in Canada East 1t u interoeeaed by two
considerable rivers with eligible Mill sites. Well
wooded with every description of timber, such as
pine and spruce in large quantities, and maple,
birch, beech, tamarac anu bass wo' to any amount
aSase F. e 1854 MAcHl 9s 9H stssf
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Halls Vegetable
SlclLlAn HAIR REnEwER,

The best FrepdTat9on Jot the Hair. I
TT I'll i'm N sdiately free the head a.s,0 s.na.,r
IL r3store the hair TO its natural COLOR al anu un
Q new efowth- where 1t has fallen Off ltsIr,o @
The ftlUng out the hair in fow days if fafN b
applied and It will turn GRAY HAIR to its orisaa,s1
color THEAE Et TaUq A
ltt MT like other preparations, making the hair
ny aud br2shy, but will make it moist, soft, and
key ~. Sold by all tt Apothecsres and Medicine
Deaie,s Ia this city and State III II
VIZ: PHILt Fps, l49 Middle Street Wholesale
o'' 0etns State. oct8l evd2m q
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STATE OF MAINE.

HxEouTIvR DEPARTMENT
..,sA.,. Augusta, Nov. l, 1884.
VIII T. Hed Sf the Executive Council
Mon lay. tie twenty FIRST day Of hugussa' on
49, 1T6hAlM FLINT Jk.
@"t0'o seoretGyg Of State.
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COpartnership Notice.

rrsHE undersigned have this day formed a copart.
nership under the name and style of FLING q
WHiTfEMORE, and have taken the store formerly
occupied by Hen Fliag, No. 81 Commercial street.
where they intend doing 10 omission and Whole.
sale business In Teas, Tobacco, W.I.Goods. q 70.
ceries and Provisions. ! Fs9asr - =
HENRY FIIxG.f-!siass
Portland. July s, 1854. diff
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A GOLD WATCH, open face, a gold colored dial,
y N attached to black ribbon, with gold buckle
and gold quartz rock seal supposed to have been
lost in gentlemans walk at G. L Depot Who
ever restores the above will be suitably arded by
leaving it at d. F, corser's office e. T. X: Depot or
the owner N. s. GRANT.
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I'd Ietg

EOUR Offices single or in suites, over Stores Nos.
IL 152 and 164 Exchange Street. opposite the Inter
national House.. Apply on the premises to lose
jy4 diff A. L. BROWN. =
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WOOd,Gr Sale

A EOUT eight acres of Pine Wood ON the stump
n atGraves Hill, Westbrook, will be sold at a
Enquire Of FRANCIS B HANSON, at Geo. H.
Babcock,s,, keceral Street, or of ASA HANSON,
head of Berlin Wharf oct6 diff
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Lost.

0N Wednesday afternoon, out of a carriage. be.
" tween Exchange st. and Emery ST., pair OF
Gents Boots. The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving them with JOHN e. DOW q son. cor
ner of Exchange and Milk SITS. f oci2Oi /.
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Wnnted TmmediateIv.

MEN who wish to engage in alegitimaie business
IVA in which they can mako from $40 to rs
DAY, by small Investment from $500 to $500, are
invited TO call at 2.9 Congress Street and examine
some of the most important new inventions OF the
age i've OF which have never before been ntrodneea
now offered Tor enteIprising men with large or
small capital to make money by travelling or locat
lug in city or c3untry. ~ csNA4 A-A II e
DOT DEW E. CHAPMAN, ia, 229 Cong st. Z
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FOR SALE & TO LET


a The 'Caledonjan House." situated on
rzzm Green Street, with q front on the street Of
EAAs& SO feet, and running through to Canton St,
together with the buildings and lot east
61AAerly side of Canton Street. Also the stable
and 46 by 100 on the Hesterv side of Green Street.
The lots contains about IL 900 feet the unoccu-
pied land is susceptible to improvements The build
ings are in good order, and now rent for 500 per
annum. For terms inquire of
49,. ...t.,s,.sa,, ar- :, JOHN. c. PROCTOR,
sept29 dtf Lime Street.
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A FEW First Glass Gentlemen boarders can be
Oct 8l-2ws n FREE STREET.
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$500 REW AVN.

nE Central wharf, or around the Grand Trunk
" Depot and yarc; Calf Skin Wallet contain
ing considerable sum of money, and papers of no
value to any one but the looser. The finder sill be
rewarded as above on returning the same 10 No. 8
Central Wharf, or " Bracket street. i'ss8el !,
2 Portland, Aug. 81, 1854. ~ e.iA aug3Idtf
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
OF Canada.
81 WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, Nov. z, 1854.
- trains villa run daily, tSundays except
.uJ unln further notice. as follows: yei9 ~ u
- 81 Il saasl1m 39 TIP TRAINS . 90 e70eA
Leave Portland for South Paris and Lewiston at 40
A, M. Also Island Pond scopnseting there with
trains for Montreal and the West, as1 .z5 F. NJ.
DOWN TRAINS. 9
Leave South Paris at 6,45 A. NJ, and Island Pond
at $50 A. M. ~ 40 5.a,
The Company are not responsiblel for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per-
senal unless notice given and Rfid for at therate
4.nf v-,s C.JsBhYDGES, Managing Director.
Y H. BAILEY, Superintendent
3 Portland, Now, 1854. 9 snQ "a HfR esal now
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Positively Cure the Worst Of You,

not In year-not In q month-nor in q week-but
you shall see its beneficial influence at once mme-
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
food, and secondly fear the distress It causes
rising and souring on your stomach, wesay cit down
to your dinner, eat as hearty meal "a you wish,
and soon Is the food begAs to distress you fol.
low 1t by single teaspoonthl Of