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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-24

The Company has ASSETS, over Eleven Milton
United States. aud state Of New-York
Stock, City ,Ba nk and other stocks, S4974 700
Loans secured by stocks and otherwise, 2,lS7, $50
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable 4
Real Estate, Bond and Mortgages, and
other securities, fi5.so9ir isff0 8l4O $40
United states Gold Coin, 4ag u40uz Mi, $50
Cash in Bank, z38 40
-.
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Great Inducements
Per Parties WlsI,img - Rut,a

Es5E subscribers offer for sale large Quantity of
cesiraola fui ding lots in the west End Of ,bs
-as-M est Emery. Gu Imam, Lewis. Brsmbaii ME-
u|1ssnl, Uaq 'ort !, Q aDga and Salem Streets.
90 ahey VIII sell on credit offr0rn one 1, tan ve.ya
,c. ~ o. satisfactory character tier soi ~
on eS1ts gsssTea oneJosr Of the cost u bsiiding
bniid 7nmsd,.y tHe hoHse From parties who
Annlv ever- S,y, NO CASH PAYMENTS RRouIRRD
n ~ t sy t Hsy except sunday from nine to tan
NAV be seen, and and 20 the sabscrers where plans
Portland. May 9, 1886. - e. 1hoWN SONS
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! E1HI Cay Of P0rtiaNd, Mdrshaps Ncs,Il \
May 81, 1856 Is
G ECTIoN No Dog shall bs permitted to 10 at
- large or loose in any street, lane alley court or
travelled way or In any uninc0sed public place In
this ty, until the owner Keeper Of such dog or
the head of the family, The Keeper OF thu house,
store shop Office, other place whore such dog Is
kept or harborrd shall have paid to the City Mar.
large. CO.. III -n
SEC. Z. In case any Dog shalt, fund loose or
going at large, contrary to any the for going
Visions the owner keeper thereof or the head OF
the family or the keeper Of the house efore ONCE
or other place where such dog is kept or harbored,
shall forfeit and pay 9 sum not exceeding ten
dollars. bsii4l JOHN 8. HEALD,f
may2d2m afess + sils, City Marehal.
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Farm far Sale.

TiHE subscriber oIIefs his Farm, situated in Cape
n Elizabeth, about three and half miles from
nss good, Fences substantial 81 onewal youpg Or
chard, choice gra ted Fruit About 200 cords wood,
bali Oak and Walnut. Also Farming tools, and 60
cords dressing.
Terms Qf Rayasent made easy. 81 g4rx ssxE
For particulars enquire Of SCOTT DYER OF the
Premises, or through PORTLAND, p. o.
fan2Idf
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''rhere is no such Word as FaiI.',
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Oecs u ths s. Sanitary 0ommission,
$40 Broadway, N. T.. Dec, 20. 1854. !
III On; !sR aEL WASHBURN, JR., Of Portland
- Maine, has consented to accept the duties o.
9eneral Agent Of the Commission for Msine, ard
y hereby appointed such agent by authority Of the
Commits ion. 7hfN ffa 4a -fF
he viii DO ready to furnish advice 70 the friends
of the Commissions work throughout the Stute.
All money contributed In Maine for the use Of the
Commission should be paid TO Mr.. Washbufn or to
persons designated by him. 9fec ios'll s1i ) IA
Hon. Mr. Washburn Is the sole agent recognized
by the Commission for Maine. si
y. FOSTER JENKINS, s...
- dec2ed& wifi 0os liH a General Secretary.
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HAvEcoNFIDxNcE.

All who have committed an excess of any kline
whether 1t be the solitary vice of vouta the stnR
ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence in maturer yeast
SEEK FOR AN 1ETIDOTB IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervou,
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton, are
the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait the consumaton that is sure to fol.
I low. do not wait for Unsighty Ulcers for
Disabled Limbo for Loss Of beauty aiol
and n axxfo
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PTREWORKs.

"WHOEvER sells, offers for sale. or gives
wv away any crackers. squibs, r.ckets OF other
fireworks, or fires or throws the tame in ary tb~n.
without IL lie nse of the municipal officers hereof
sh al Le nunished by fae not exceedp ten dollars
128 ection g. sif9fa7atSsA' -
All persons ore cautioned againt violation Of
tie above law In the City of Portepd.
1911 .4g Y -sa j. Is, HEALD,
june6dlm City Marshall.
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Portland and Penobscot Rive,
summer Arrangement
Portland and Rostor, Line.

Portland AF,i Il lseb1 e om'e o. ne Z. hafi
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To The County Commissioners Of the County

To the County Commissioners of the County
z OF Cumberland: s 4msfs SIT
A th q d .csm1er SEES ion. x. D, 1884, the IN
a, doriofds legal voters in the town Of Scaf6cr-
o. D, resp cttuiiy rep eeent that b, their wit.
~ tition, Ny them sigued, and hearing date May
gro, D 1874 ,hey requested Of the seiectmen Of
snstp~n OF 90 Thorough 10 lay our town way in
al 'o~u, commsncrg at the Jiue OF the Widow
1lbhst.s i'm ,roved nd and hencecr ssing land of
, M Mou to an Granville Mckinney to the
liae between laud or AfsinJofe aud M "a Ann Den
he then50 along So oivi ion in TO the highway
or No " said curse as is ra~tcable. That said
le'ir on sas aiterwaid- duly presented 10 SAID Be
lect uea p said town and .ney wers Ieques ed to
At d othe ma ter efsad ptti ion; and afterwards
= v I; III Tue month Of september. 1854 two ofthe
re e;tinea to nj Richard Leavi ana Geor a
ar er 4 he ether Setec Aaan beiA absent in Boz
10 undertook 10 act upon sal peti 10 d; entered
lps al rem Soc aad siewed1 he route and We
Since unreasJ sb negIec ed and refused AZ cut
eata way aud have le urned 10 your petitioners
tner etfion having unreAr0aby used 10 maze
On sie1 % o co.
Aud you petitioners yepre emit shat being thus
Asr ev-u by the neglsct and refusal If said seIe
~ y as aioretaad p ay that your nont able BODY,
~ &c que noAce to all oarues ereste woul pr O.
ecei % SOS upon So petit on, and lay ont "a way
- eoere request d. aoeo' ng the provisions Of
tas o. g such case mace aad d divided. -~
CHARLES 5. TrpRETTS and six othars
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THAT FRENCH LADIES have taken fancy
to walking s.icks is an old story but new
feature Ia their whim is the introduction of.
nae stsel blades, into The handles of the more
SLY, so that they may be used as weapon
OF Tie best shop windows bis-ei saaL
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now MANY THOUSANDS CAN TksrTPY n
THIS By VNHAPPY EXPERLENCR-

Young men troubled with emissions in slsep,.
complaint generally the result of bad habitii
youth, tire ated scientifically, ana perfect cure war
ranted or no charge made. ry5 l..
Hardly day passes but We are consulted by on,
or more young man with the AZ & disease, some OF
whom are as weak and emaciateo though thel
had the consumption and by their irienas supposed
to have 1t. All such passes yield 20 the proper and
only correct &C urse OF treatment and in short time
are made to rejoice in perfect health.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-24

Farm FOT. sale. :

GITU ATED in Falmouth. known as the MoGregor
~, Farm containing abe ut go acl land thitty
Or more of 1t wood and timber with considerable
Of oak TheIe ison he same two st rieds houses
about ne mi from he Grand Trunk Depot. and
OF M 10 IRON the first Congrf gauonal Meeting
For fnrtf particulars enc lire of e., N, TUKES-
BUhH, near tue PR mies, or to q lsr.s ! =
JOHNSc. PnOGTER, Lime st, rtland.
Falmouth 5ule Il, 1865. s''es rs junel3 Ia wsw*
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Exec ESlIl; I71Il51l%S

4Rr ihkM sn.l be convinced "a sheir tupVil +
" yer everyt hing e'sa OF the HI ever red 70
the pubic fsr Bronchitis, Coughs Colds, Hoa Sc
nees SIRE 7nroaf afrh and nanel "a Sumer-
Gus Uesrimo alAss IRON tue Clergy, ana othera 70.
eompanying each box. For sale BY the principal
Druggists throughout the city may1seodt
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Ship Knees Wanted
PRICE PER INCH FOB

The bodies of the knees to be sided to the dame
ter of the arm taken at ddle Of the length of
the arm 1.-THE OF the diameter OF the arm at of
its length clea of the body of The knee is to be con.
sideJed the nettiding OF the knee The length of
the arm win be measured from The centre Of the
body. and the moulding 20 OF the end of the body
must be equal TO the net siding of he knee.
THE knees are to be iree from all defects and
subject TO the usual inspection OF the Yard. The
price OF out-squae knees will 20 per cent less than
the prices named Tor square and in-square knees.
ant" ~ 81 a8il II s7ff no
M.F. WENTWORTH, Fl s,s
ID lhsafe Naval Store Keeper.
May ., 1865. ash < s,,ss#4sss aat may10tf
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POETRY,

alfos & lehrgIssi,I $3.50
Fhe Scholar. 7 q. rs
His iefy brow is stamped with Thought,
Aud in bis b si1isnt eyes, ~ So t
Ike the Adriatie's ancient seal.
The stamp of Genius lies s. ia eil9r,o
LIS mind has fAthomed the profouad, n
Aud mastsr red nightly themes; +e n1for
And cass forms of vanished days y
Are near him In his dreams.
With knowledge closely he has walked,
At shrines Of Science knelt; ss...t....a
And on Parnassus standing hish, ls3t
The thrill Of triumph felt i si4l8as
And all the wonders Of the earth. y
And mysteries Of the sly,
Bsf're the sealchings ofhis will,
Their secret, open Lie. saHr
And yet hi, life is bare ofjoy, s.s saaa.,,t
Is heart darkened tomb,
And cha ms Of Nature end Of Art,
May meier dispel the gloom. sdl
OF lanreIcrown and lip Of Famei X 9 L.
o! might OF human thought!
TO hush the pleadings Of the sou. f.gt.,.,s =.
Yoar boastsd powers are naughtl
n. Gioacester, June 1904. b.
FEAA hEHA1~ bNg8s& nrs m
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Houses for, Sale.

m HAVE In my hands, for sale, several desirable
Il Dwelling HouseF In good locations and vsrving
u Sue and value; the latter ranging from 500 to
5000 Apply TO JOHN J. w. REEVES,
aprS II 4ae Congress Street.
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EyLEvEN House I Is. COMPRISING az Doo teet i
by W.. n STEPt5EN s "a Sale
Portland, April IS. lss5.-dtf = - = A1' I'm I
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The human race Is divided into classes
those VINO go ahead and do something, and
those who sic still and inquire, why wasat
it~one the other way ~ ID sd ssa ras
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ela EnR SALE q
EoU@E BOT q

CsEVERAL finely located Hou . Lots in Caps Eiiz-
y sbeth three minutes walk rom the ape bridgs.
Portland, where plan Of tap3 Elizabeth lots may
be seen. fal - s7asaasaM mzy l3sf h 4
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y j.. y. M ILL IL (.
SHIPPING, FORWARDING, a
And Commission Merchant,
.aa72 Tower Building.
Liverpool, England. 81

The undersigned, for many years past resident
OF this city, respectfully begB to inform me- o'o
friends that having established himself At me aDoVs
general comrnteeon business IN shipping and for
warding merchandise TO all arts OF the american
Continent ard In the eale of consis m5nt o. Lum'
Der and other produce, on which ne VII maze Gus
tomary advances. = .. AihLA n.
spriag; II. Wipsiow 4 Cos John Lynch Co.
NAV 10-d9m& visited
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variable Real Estate for sale.
HE southgate prorerty, on Pleasant t, he lot
n containinR about 1880 square feet III rte r,ns
60, application may be made to =, ~
GEO. Il. b. JACK SON, Administrato.,
apl0dtf .0M .a1h4Aa 81 Exchange st.
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For SaIe.

EiHE visegar Works on Fore street viii be 10 d
nance FOR any one wishing to enter into busir ess
me inc works i turn out from one Thousand TO Il
Also, about 40 acres of Land 81 euated In West
brook For farts particulars AZ ply at a4ai
..e JOHNSON & CLOYEE EROS, ss1fA
uay zooti $50 Cor gress St Portland. q
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.%7A Ships wanted TO load n.s,.
,0~kM gor iof Liverpool and Bristol sDhanr nan
LE-ED Apply 10 - ~ .Ts-' SAAnnea. Z
q Z z MoGILvERY, RYAN 4 DAvrs
June s-dtf ioh sonmeroial st.
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J ISL Billings says: . That II man Is going
TO make q business of serving the Lord he
likes TO see him do 1t when he measures out
onions as well as when be ihollers glory halle
luyer.n ,gsIA
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A ONE and half story House, in good order,
pleasantly located, togef her with the lot 80 by
oVIeet Price iUw-terms liberal. Itouife o.
rs aPieoSm II ss..f9 JOIN. e, rROCTER.
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THE STEAMERS "
Raraa4 n;<w IarUio4os. x..ssMrw.L

Forest City, lewiston and Montreal,
e WIN. until further notice, run as
sa9sg Leave Atlantic Wharf Portland.
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday att O'Clock P. M , and India Wharf, Boston.
every Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, at . O'Clock r H. 70 hsiasss45ssl q.
are IN Caoin tts.......... Nz.0U.
Freight taken as usual. - Wd
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value. and taat per.
sonal unless notice is given and pad for at the rate
: FEB H. 1853 diff z, BILLINGS. Agent.
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STEAMBOATS,.
New England Screw Steamship Co
sENsI,wEEKLY LINE

) n -SEMI.W EEKLY LINE
4 "a y ~ - A-kA AZ I'd
aH<E<zsA : The sElendid AID fast Steamships
<SE CHESAPEAKE, Capt ". ". S1eys
"a sHEEwooD, iliuniii further 'R notice &c.
ran as follows :s-.-,r.. -. : - -S'-ss'
= Leave e Browns Wharf Portland, every WEDNEs-
y DA AZ and SATURDAY, at p. NJ, and leave Per
. MOTH kiyer, New York, every WEDNESDAY
an9 SATURDAY, at O'Clock P. M.
y these vessels are fitted up W tn fine accommods.
lions Tor passengerss making this the most speedv.
sac ana comforfaule route for travellers between
sS ss " Aork ana Maine Paseage, in State Room,
GOODS forwarded by this line to ana from Mon.
treal, Quebec, Bangor, Bath, Augusta Eastporf and
St.John = NJ n Il II E-Sr~G' 'fs'" A~
Shippers requested to send their freight TO the
leave Portland q II T ~ 'r-,s'z i''s
For freight or passage apply to sHra
81 EMEkf FOX, Browns Wharf Portland
- b. B. CROMWELL & CO., No Sc West Street.
New York. II 49, y 80 s "a % VS.
Nav 20, 1866. a.et 4
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PRICE sLOO PER BOTTLE.

ma9 Prepared By 8. seavery.
DR. E. R. KNIGHTS, Proprietor
M ea Ar MelrOse, Ma ass.
For sale BY W. B Phillips Co.. ana II. Hay,
Wholesale Agents, and retained by all de lers IN
medicine. mch24' Goes d feOu 6m
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fVHE three ttoried Brick House, and Land, No 81
Il Pleasant Sc. Location central and GOO d; Hot
laree; bert of wat r hard soft furnace, gas,
&C; mas always been opcppied by two fami les;
Terms easy. Apply to CaAS. BAKEK
1dHezldlWF III Fveuents Savings Bank.
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Consumers Mutual Coal COMFY.
WyHE First Assessment OF TEN DOLLARS per
u Share in ahe shove named Company fs now due
and payable at the Store of CLARKn, REED
CHASE, n Commercial St. fs,s 9tss.t'tF tsf
.gDr1. 81 81 WIN. N. CLARK, Treas'r.
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For &alle

" ACHT NETTLE, 20 tons, built of white oak COP
n per fas ened, and coppered one year arc !: ne 4
sails and iggirg Pallasted with to tons iron.
For further particulars irquhe of H9sW
y. WILLARD, st Lawrence Houee,
apzStf - Sea = Us India st.
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YORK 4 CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD.
4 n Z, ,s, \ .UafHRR 4RR1EGzMEN7. easaa

s;sssSsSssaa On and after Monday, 10th inst, 1906
Atrains will leave as follows, until fur
leave Saeo River fol Portland, as 5,45 and $40
A. NJ, and 5.45 P. NJ. 'f - 7it7Aa ~ III
Leave Portland for Saco River, at |. As A. N. and
Lou aud 20 4. M. af ~ sssga5s ~
B iThe1 90 r. M. train ont and the 545 A, NJ train
into Portland, viii be freight trains with passenger
cars attached. Aan a9n ~ oa fiHaA .lG Ia7IEg1SJ
Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorhan,
Standish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark Sebago,
Bridgt0n, Lowell, Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg,
Porter, Freedom, Madison, and Eaton, N. ii.
A. Baxton Center, for West Buxton, Bonney Ea-
gle, South Limlngton. Limington, Limerick, New
field, Farsonsdeld, and Ossipee
At Saccafappa. for South Windham, Windham
Hill and North Windham, daily i sA6m saaaiaag
DAN. CARPENTER Supt.
& Portland, Aprii6. 1895. - - + itf :,
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWA NJ, saa1
- OF Canada
% UMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Cszzs=1 On and after Monday, June 26ih, 1866,
trains will run as follows sst
Morning xpr- IS train for South Paris. Lew ston,
Gorham, Island POND Montreal, and Quebec, Iat5
Z 90 A NJ
Mai train for Wateryille. Bangor. Gorham, Island
Pond, Montreal and Queblc at ESP III.
Both ofihese trains eonn ct at Montreal vii b ex
pre- s. trains for Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, and all
other places vert. afet 81 - 81 - as =
TRAINS WILL ARRIVE as FOLLOWS:
From Mon real, quebec, &C, at 81 8izA MI
Fran > ldosaeg5r dos lss4s g ts2.05P. d,
Return Tickets, at Reduc Prices, will be issred
duriog The suDner season iron Portls TO Be. he'll,
Gofh3n, Island P0Ad, Montreal and Quebec. swine
As~ ~ xA4a54sa aa s------s s. ssTsss4 srI r44a
The Gompanylare not responsible for baggage to
any amount exec ,ding $50 IN value, and that per-
sonal unless notice given and paid for at the rate
of one passenger for every $500 additional value. ~
CT. BEYDGES, Managing Director
ii. BAILEY. Guperinfepdent.s.s fse. assf4
Portland, June z2ld, 1865 -dtf 49, -
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a ss,.E ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company
81 Val st, cor. Bitiam. NEW YORK.
l sew .IfoX JANUARY, 1866. ~
lnsures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi
i899 bio CATION Risks. S s

The whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Premiums terminated during the year al 'or which
Certificates are issued, bearing interest until re-
deemed. 4W rs,a is.Tr =
per cent each. 97li7F 9Is gl7l i,'-I- -
ms Proars for ~ Years amount to the svaa !,
sum off,. q. ID sl0,esl .o2O
Cash, I'd - is,s5s, $50
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j1000W63 70 AOlES.


o.. ooasvoy's e0syvueo Pm.
h -. ~ Iii dieeaess & ne feuilo -. SHer
have bees used in many thousand eases With d .
failing sueosss-..asd ~ = felis4o ON 10 every
case a. which they are Recommended, ed par
ticularly in ~ CAGES asi~ng feom
OBSTRUCTION, % STOPPACg Or NATURE
- mater from wbst cause Il crises. They a.
eGecsaaa in restoring 70 health al whows ssiiees
ing fron Ys9kssae I'D pebiliby. Uterine Dis
chsfges. Nervousness" &c., &c, he. and they
a. ~ q H. y ys =: 'sr
owe . renewal u their heath and strenth Who'll
~ TO the efficacy ~ 49,
Or. tMARvEvS FEMALE PILLS.
They are perfectly harmless on the sys'em. may
be taken at any time with perfect safety tm as,,
al T. III or : s.S.Ssrrsays 80 BE- Ae rlsSit
They never cause any sickness. pain or distress.
Each box couAsas 81 pills, Prize One Dollar.
0v. Navvey's Golden pills,
A remedy for special cases, four degrees
stronger than the above price FIVE dollars per
box.
omical engravings, sent Tree on receipt OF direct
ed cnv enpe aud stamp
~ Cut this out II YOU desire DR.. UAsvRr's
PILLS and Il you cannot procure them OF your
dfsgsist, d. sndt take Ar otfl9t fsy Some
dedem who are uuphn6bIsd WI .feShaend
other Female Pills. they can make larger profit
on-but enclose the money and send direct TO
Or. ]. Bryan, Consulting Physician,
box tV7x lAY l1roadvs nv. y. y.
you will receive them post paid, securely scaled
from obser, alton, by return mail.
Dealers supplied BY Demss Barees 4 Co, New
YORK Whnltsuie 9unA
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M A N II 90 nj

Third Edition, Fifty Thoueand-1OO pages, BY
Robert E. Bell, n. d. A caution, addressed to
youth. the married, and those Contemplating
Marriage. Sent by mail postpaid, on receipt
Of TENCENTL. A careful perusal of this small
book has been Book TO TIE AFFLICTED. and has
saved thousands from life Of misery and an I'M
timely grave. 1t treats ofthe. evils Of Youthful
lndiscretion, self abuse, seminal weakness. ennis
sions, sexual diseases, general debility, loss Of
power, nervousness. premature decay, impotence,
1c., &C., which nnfit the sufferer from fulfilling
the obligations of Marriage.
ADDRESS, DR.. J. BRYAN, Consulting Physician
Box son.. AAD DsoaAwav. II. n.
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A valuable treatise on the naftre Of Conspmp-
tion end III various stages, Bropchitis. Catorrh,
&c, Price 40 cts, including postage, md simple
prescriptions which ksve cured thousands, will
be sent rnss Of CnAest, to any one Supplying. y
will cost you but little, and may be the means Of
saving your life. Send an addressed envelope
and stamp to u. Ryaas Osn6dlsine physician,
!; .sk (. k sos ~ New York ~ osy rseeivs
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PACIFIC uOTEL T.,
no. 1s9. l7l 4 I70 lsrecmvv icls 81.

no. Is3. l7lA I70 lsrecnvs icls ST.
ONE SQUARE WEST OF BROADWAY. BET. CoUsrLAND
AND DEY STREETS, NEW YORK.
JOHN PATTEN, JR PRorRIEroR.
THE PAcrF1c HOTEL is well and widely known
i to the ira cling public. The location Is
especially suitable to merchants and business
men, it is in close proximity to the business part
Of the city--is on the highway of Southern aud
Western travc !-apd adj accent - all the principal
railroad and steamboat dcpots. as
The Pacific has liberal accommodations for GOO
guests it iswell Furnished d. and POSSESSES every
modern Improvement tor the comfort and enter
tainmen, OF us inmates. The rooms spacious
and well ventilated; provided with gas and wat.
,er; the attendance is prompt and respectful and
the table is generously provided with every del
icacy % the season.
The subscriber. who, for the past few years,
has been the lessee, is sole proprietor and
intends TO identify himself thorouyhl, with the
interests of his house. With long experience as
II hotel keeper, he trusts, by moderate charges
and liberal policy, to maintain the favorable
reputation OF the Pacific Hotel.
N b. To prevent owe. charge BY hackmen. the
coaches of the Hotel owned by the proprie
tor. (sep7 d'y) JOHN PATTEN, Jr.