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RICHMOND

ss4s RICHMOND s.. 1ss -
-Four years ago. this xpFil tide, IN seosn 81
z9. Sod and law, Z sas a kaFd esi1s Z
Aroh-trai,ors fred on agfssdrmss nag with
- manysa wild hurfshs8S srAf 4s,3
Loud rang the thunder Of shsif ganso' sr Char,
lestonrs placed bAy.4 ssa a. sd 4.-
|. was their hour Of triumph then, 'tis Hesy-
ems and ours to-day. -
When sank old Sumtsf's bsttls stars and rose
the Rsbelrssxsn, 'sssz zoo ssA asa :
The lifting up Of bannsfed hands starred all
the Northern heaven. q 4. bsv.lls -
And siuos that hour hundred fslds, with
corses thiok bss.rswa,
Hare paved the wsy for vio.ory-behold her
on her thrcnef = - = : ss's.S -
fszRJ {Sa31s<Fg f&s II szs5s - Ssie 81
Richmond is ours the traitors nest seoession's .
last stronghoid;~ 49,
Over its hosts, its sefts, its dags. tbs battle
81 storm hss rolled, SSH = asl .aa :,
King Cotton gTovels in the dust, his sm;t.en
cohorts fall . a.
And dancing Helots laugh 70 ssosn his, Barnes
of the Bale.
The oligarchs are fugitivss, thsy run. they
skulk. they hide,
Is this the end of all their boasts. at last for
life to ride - sa Il ssR Assss
Q Davis. Lesoher, Memninser. o.. Benz amin
:. and WISE.
What roads are ye bssprinkiing now. with
tesr-distiling eyess g 90 2a4
ca q saHt = aassazs j. vfSsa M
Diayou glance baekaadsin your aishs--ss
eferss thsuconqasrsd aHoor. 81 ssi TIas
Upon GPenada'a forfeit plains and in your
ss1 8 anguish roar sssl1 sS ssa ess 4s.,
Not for the blood. in torrents poured, your
order to sustain.
But for the prestige, place, and power ys ns'er
can know. again
3 - aasa sas q !.
Ye very precious salt of earth. ye priceless
human pearls,
Who deem the toilsrs Of the earth race OF
baseborn. ehurls,
By Bone and Sinew hunted forth, with faint
Ing hearts you hy--
Was there no-ditch in Richnond's s front where
-s.a desperate man could die IS, so;
Look to yourselves; sslf-seeking kuar Is, Jour
a u masks, are torn sway II
Yaus sdupes srs dissnoAsuted all There's
sssls danger In yourwayfs ssAi Is asy,
IT'S not slone that Northern swords rag.
lale madly in gour rear as saee1slle
vsngence is sweet 70 men bstray sdl- IFS these
ye most should fear. s9sea5 aaEs 4
Meanwhile the Lion of the North IS boundins
on your TRAIL ief
Grant sees your "apoot" and Sheridan has
snifed you on the gale,
Short Of the Rio Grande's tide no rest yenr
feet may know, Sss s.....
Push for the Austrian dssPots court, for Ma,
yaags and Mexico. fyssss. :. 81 So,
Away vs thirst not for ycur blood, enough
for Us your fail, saessas s.
Your punishment We leave 10 God-His hant
is over all e ss1aa 3sS
Life is boon that Victor Truth to Treason
well may give, oz:s fessissa
Life is your ultimats Of shsSns So battle,
- traitors live. Esi hse atis p sasSzs
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A Timely verdict.

x + &
The friends and admirers Of mob
law" altogether too numerous class Just
now, we are sorry to say, are respectfully
invited to mediate upon Boston teie-
gram, announcing that Supreme Court
Jury there have returned a verdict Of
S32, 400 in favor of Mr.. Allen, who,
on some frivolous, trumpedsup charge of
. disloyalty,' had been thrown into Jail
there, during the earlier stages of the
war, when accusations were too often ae-
tcepted as proof of guilt.
This verdict comes at very opportune
moment 1t will do good. 1t will give
certain class OF noisy peeple--wbo seem
| to think that patriotism consists in
clubbing and stoning individuals whose
Eopinions are notcast precisely in the same
mould with their own--to understa nd
that, if they will indulge in that sort Of
pastime, they must expect. sooner or Ia
ter, to, pay for it, as in the case under
consideration, in exemplary damages
lJustice, in. such cases, seems too slow
sometimes-butiti is sure,
Thirty two thousand four hundred dol.
lars is a pretty big serdict-and yet ",
have an idea that if all the false and cru
lei imprisoDments, resulting from mali
oious and unfoupded allegations of dis
Loyalty are to have pecuniary indem
Unity now, it would take as much none,
as JEFF Davis is reported to have carried
| off with him, from Richmond, to sasisi.
/ the claim However, it IL a good thinl
to know that settlement at last is be
ginning. and that the scene of that be
i ginning is a legal tribunal Of Massachu
4 lsetts. IS
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ABOUT so.-The happiest m an il. tbe
world is the man with just wealth enough
10 Keep, him IN spirits, and Just ohild dren
enough, to make BIN industrious. -
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Mr.. SEwARD exhibits wonderful yitaii-
ty, but his ply Jsicians have little hops
that his mouth will ever gain It's symrne-
try. It is likelyto be awry, and proba-
bly, power will belacking entirely TO close
the lower jaw Woshiagton Dispatch.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-05-17

VIZ hate to hear a mall say thai he
takes no part in elections Those WHO
don go to the polls ares governed by.
those who do. sisasi asss3 sac !asssi
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-05-17

THERE are three roads out of bad
scrape--to fight out, to back out to keep
.out--the last Is thesbest.si ~ s. aaasi
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-05-17

The New England cotton mills aand
the American printwerk aresresnming
operations.s aaaFs sssesaf y tfIa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-05-17

PRoyoKINe.--To dream that you have
lots of money, and then to wake up and
find yourself an editor.
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5 FoR putting q negro. out of horse7ea
in Phnadelphia a condaoler has been
lined dity doiiarsa aeslslsaq 81 za9ssl
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DR.. j. H. PIERSON

re AFFERs his professional services
" to tho citizens Of WoopsFIELD
and vicinity. he may always be
found ready to accommodate his
.nulaerous patrons at the Office formerly oc-
dupisa by T. j Adams. on Main Street, one
door south OF Mooney's store.
May 16, 186o.--1y.
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CuRE foR DIPTHERIA. The following,
vouehed for as cure for Diptheria, We
transfer TO our eolumns from an exchange
Its said to have saved thousands Of osses,
and tobe infsllible, ~
As soon as the patient discovers that
the dreaded membrane is formed in the
throat, let a live coal of either wood or
anthracite be brought, on which drop tar,
and while the smoke arises place over it
the bowl Of a common pipe, and inhale the
same, allowing the smoke to pass through
the mouth and out of the nostfils. Let
this bcsdope every heur until the men,
sbrsne is utterly destroyed. which has.
under this treatment, never failed to be
the case. In connection with this let the
lphysiciau prescribe the requisite dose Of
fclorate of potash to be dissolved in tum.
Fbler ef water, a teaspooa-f fal Of which insult
Observation-Disclosures After the disease ID
lreieyed cured rather, build up the patti
ent.s strepgth with generous viands, winsd
l&c.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-05-17

{ sREsIsEEs1sSomea Miasenrs editeE siis
assu haerihara who zts kea the 8
proper visTzinssettling mp afrsarageai-
Hear hiraasfdss ~ 5ea neisasA Asnus xsss 1
|as :. i send ypu sie gmhich pay ysfot no !
faur dslinqneptr yesrs.asiV Ten arsslghtjp
charging an extra 6ftyrenfs tothcs nhe
shave not paid in adganee, andhs justman
viii grumbIs.aa The farmef gets three
prices for his corn, perk, st6: and my
only surprise is that you have stood a. q
long as you have"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-05-17

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May 4-The large
number of visitors here to view the re-
mains of the late President was increased
last night and this morning BY numerous
arrivals from all quarters, The remains
will be accompanied to the vault by mil
itary and civic procession. The ground
aeleeted for the burial is exceedingly
beautiful.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-05-17

TINE TO Advertise The New Y ork
Times has the following sensible lines on
advertising; -.
Business men, with proper business
ideas, should be shrewd enough to per-
eeive that now is the time to advertise. -
Now that gold is rapidly falling, and.
after every reaction, will fall still more,
sell of the old stock at once should be
the motto of every prudent dealer. Dis
pose gift promptly and at the best pricss
you can get, for the longer yeu ho'd on
the less prices you willo5tain. It is bet
ter to voluntarily submit to small loss
now, than 8 great deal heavier one,
by and by. Sell off sell off and to ac-
complish this indispensable feat, advertise
literally Now is the time. we repeat, fo
do il discreetly. Set ahead of your
neigh bors, if you can, by advertising more,
and thus selling more, and when the crash
comes yen will be safe: This is the plain
dictate of commonIseHs and be who heeds
IT not will bitterly regret, before long, his
foolish negligencs, ss i
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|ruBLIsnED EvERY wEDnEsDAY.
TERMs OF sUBscRIPmoN:


Exeoutsd With neatness and dispatch at this
ofacs and at reasonable prices.
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NUMBER II /
Boofhss Grave DIscovered-
arrest Of other Gonspira.
tors.


NEW l0RK, May 3.-Ths vexed dues-
tion az to the disposal Of the remaius of
Wilkes Booth, IS at length settled byss
statement which may be regarded as final.
After the bead and heart, which have
been deposited in the Army Medical
Museum in this city had bean remoged,
the corpse was placed in charge of two
| men who, after various movements cal
Eculated to bafle impertinent curiosity.
dug grave In a little, spot of ground
CLOSE to the penitentiary, where for some
years the felons have been buried
Booth 5 body was deposited here and the
earthsoveriit 1T was smoothed and careful
~ sodded over. Other graves of less in
famous felons had previously been level
ed, and strong guard is now in charge
of she spot, aud will continue to keen it
undisturbed until the grass has grown 90
thickly that no one will ever be able to
distinguish the place where the assassin,s
corpse was Inferred from ether nameless
graves around it.
On last Saturday about midnight. the
steamer Eeyport was ordered to the IA.
w yard. She received from the monitors
Sangus and Montank the persons who
have been arrested as being directly con-.
|cerned in the conspiracy to murder the
President and other Uniou leaders. These
persons number fifteen men and one wo-
man. and all are heavily ironed with .
balland chain on each seg, handcuffsd 10
sush a manner as to keep their hands sew
|eral inches apart, and some of the more
desperate ones having their hands fasten
lxl.s. - 4. = -
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rnArs OF THE YANKEE BLonD1r
[From the Buffalo Courier, August 81

1I
Harry Leslie, the great American Funam-
bulist--for his friends scout the idea of his be-
ing styled the american Blondin;" and, as
he has SO far excelled Blondm in his daring
exploits, he consents hereafter to repudiate
that conomen-made another OF his daring
aAcensions on Thursday last. Long before
the appointed hour, a tremendous crowd had
collected to witness the feats of this unIlvalled
rope walker. Before the ascension, carriage
handsomely decorated with flags and plumes,
bearing Leslie, dressed in magnificent gold
costume, his pretty wife and little child, drove
through the principal streets Of Niagara. AT
quarter past i've o'clock in the afternoon, the
Trio mounted the platform, where, among 9th
ef distinguished persons who honored him
with their presence, was Ex-President Mil
lard Fillmore and lady, to whom Leslie and
family were introduced, and who wished him
speedy and safe journey over the water.
Leslie crossed to the Canada side anil the
applause OF the crowd, performing his usu al
feats, among which tnat Of running out ON
the guy ropes, throwing himself at full length
On his back, DC. On his return he carried on
his back modeTate-sized cooking stove. which
he deposited on the centre Of the main rome.
made his own fire, prepared, cooked and ate
his omelette, and safely returned with all his
furniture to the starting point. At thine o'clock
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CONSTANCE KENT, THE MURDERER.-Of
this young woman, sentenced to death in Lon
don for numbering her brother four years ago,
the London Star says: "There is little doubt
be commuted into one of penal servitude for
life, which, of course, may be carried out
wherever the authorities may please. There
is not the least foundation for the statement
that the punishment of death will be remitted
on the ground of her insanity. In whatever
state she may have been at the time ofcommit-
ting the murder, she is now perfectly sane and
rational, and the folly of acquitting guilty
person on the false ground of insanity has
been too clearly demonstrated in the case o.
Edward Oxford to lead to any likelihood of its
repetition"
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IN the evening he made another ascension,
dressed in white, discharging fireworks on his
route, and amid an exhibition OF hreWorks at
either end. When at the centre OF the rope,
on his return, and the light from the pyro-
technical exhibition had ceased, Leslie being
lost in comparative darkness, he dropped a
large white cloth, which some supposed to
have been himself, and quite sensation was
produced until he appeared on the American
side to receive the congratulations of his fam
ily ond friends. We understand Leslie purpos-
es to make another ascension on the 10th inst,
at which time he will cross with two pals OF
water on his shoulders and peach basket at
tached to each foot.
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Wn9ated.

A FIRST CLASS CUTTER for Custom and Ready
en-. Address Box 1905. - 20 - =
August 5-d6
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.Rales Of Adxertisinu.

One inch of space, in length of column constitute
Square" II
S1.5O per square daily first week /; 75 cents Del
week alter; three Insertions or less OO continu
ing every other day after trst week. 81 cents
Hail square, three insertions or less 75 cents; one
week, Sl.UO; 90 cents per week after.
Unoer head OF 'AMUsEMENTs" $2OO per square
per week; three insertions OF less, $1.5O.
SPEciAL NOTICES." $500 per square first week,
han square, three insertions, $1.OO; one week,
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS (Which has large circulation in every parl
OF the Stae for S1.0O per square for first insertion,
ton.
SPECIAL NOTICES at Ghe usual rates.
W All Communications intended for the paper
should ne directed i0 the T" EDITOR OF THE PRESS
and tnO-e Of q business character 10 the I" PUB
LISTERS"
va JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
cuted with dispatch; and all business pertaining 10
the Office or Paper promptly transacted on applica-
ton as above. eai fa
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WM2ltRd.
Lost .

A y american GIRL, competent to do house work.
State Street. fF = = orpgPaaa4S ~ ~ ~ : :
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Farm for Sale.

-CITUATED in North Yarmouth, on the Glouces-
- ter road, formerly known as the "Col. Cushman
Place., within two miles of two depots on the G.. L.
r. R., containing 200 of land, 40 of which is
wood land: fences mostly stone wall. Building.
goSd two stored house, with out-buldngs; and barn
100 feet by 80, cut full of hay last year. Orchard
grated bore in 62 1900 bushels, and in "a we have
sold $500 90 worth Of apples, besides bountful sup
ply for large family. Pear, plum and cherry trees
in bearing, with variety of other fruit. s.' f
Also, Cranberry patch from which SObushels have
been taken in one season. i
The location is fine one, with plenty of shade
trees. Mills, school house, &c, near by.
For further particulars inquire on the premises.
june3eOd3ms sD.s Ass SAM'L H. SWEETSIR. Z.
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4 FOR SALE,
Or ECclt01aQe for. O Small Farm

NEAR THE CITY.
o.. House and Lot No. 90 Cumberland Street;
#5;i, the house is two storied, with ten finished
AsArooms, all in good repair; plenty Of hard and
soft water; good stable and carriage house and an
excellent garden. The lot contains about 5000 feet OF
land, with front on Cumberland Street 80 feet.
Enquire on the premises. aug4d1w
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A olIUAl5oN as an accountant, or an interest
IA good paying business, by one who has had
eApelience, ana can furnish Capital. Good refer
Aug. 9.-d1wis* ' :, s
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$4,000. Business Wn3,ted.

A PAKTY having the above amount, wishes to
IN invest the same in some reliable business. Best
references given and requirad.
Address R., care P. o. Box 1885, fIf-t -!Hic
Aug. 5-d2w# tef ~ n
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1st-It has more than double the CASH ASSETS
of any Lite Insurance Company in the United States,
being now a st544 .s lst-tiaet.
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CascO National Back.

A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders OF the
a Sssco National Bank OF Portland viii be held at
tnelr ranking House, on MONDAY, the 14th day OF
next at O'clock p M. to act upon the ques-
tion OF increasing the Capital Stock = Z.
Per Vote of Directors,
-. zoe, E. P. GERRISH, Cashier.
ouiy if' iooi, iuly15td
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[ Hibernate House Lots for Sale.
90 HOUSE LOTS at from 10 to III cts per foot,
AO within from 10 to 15 minutes ak of the Post
Once, and only frcm II to 3 minutes walk of the
Horse Railroad. TIE above limited number of Alter
nate HOUSE LOTS streets already located is
offered at the above named prices for the purpose of
encouraging the building of Houses, thus giving to
parties who make the first purchase the advantage Of
the rise the land, which is to follow the inn
provements.
For plans of Lots and Streets, apply to
ieis4 MOSES GOULD,
july14-6w, ails No. "A Middle Street, up stairs.
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House Lots for Sale.

GEVERAL finely located House Lots in Cape Ely
~ abeth, three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge
Inquire of e. N. PERRY at the Sherfs Office, Port
land, where plan of Cape Elizabeth lots may be
seen. may13f
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Notice.

inc Comnany are hereby notified that their An
nuai Meeting for the choice of officers and the tram
saction of any other busnes which may come before
them, will be holden at the office Of the ~
Portland, on T TUESDAY, THE TWENTY -SECoND
DAY OF AUGUST, 1866, at 3 o'clock z. M.
a RENSSELAER, CRAM, Clerk. +
Portland August 7th. 1865. aug8dtd
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For Sale or to Let.

THE new French Cottage, on the Cape Cottage
IL road, opposite Capt. Green Walden's, containing
fourteen rooms with about seven acres Of land. It
is unsurpassed on the Cape, Enquire of
- 1- A. STEPHENSON,
jy6-df ii ii ttA 121 Commercial Street,
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Merchants, RonE

A IVlD md of s. pershsIe will be pai / to the
N Stockhoid r of the late Merchsntz fRare On
md lfter JAY upon the surrendsrof their CIR
tidc1'es Of stock.
3 sb CHA5. PAYSoN, Ca shier
p = Ind. Tune 81 1886 ne27ts
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Insfi lInsfi

"A MAALET containing small amount of money
~ {9etween Mr.. Rolf's Store and the United States
hoeei ast evening" lSth) A suitable reward WIN be
pal9 on delivery at Mrs. M j. Nichols Store under
" o. noOei' aug9d3t 'S4 .
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS
JOHN t. GILMAN, Editor,
PUBLISHED AT se4 EXCHANGE STREET, BY
N. A. FOSTER &c co.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published al
$500 per year in advance.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS is published every
Thursday morning, at $500 per annuln, in advance
$225, paid Within six months; and $780, if paw
ment be delayed beyond six months.
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Corn Mill.

TTlHE subscribers are prepared to GRIND CORN
for customers at their Mill on forS street. Office
Commefcial ST., head of Richardson's harl.
( july17eod1n + ha L. Z. UPHAM & SON.
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July IA, 1864
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A3 Calendar,
Fall Term commences Monday, August 2Sth, 1865.
I Winter Term commences Monday, Nov. 10th, 1866
Spring Term commences February 18th, 1866.
Summer Term commences Ray 7th, 1866.
- 9E5 0 NAHUM MORRILL,, b la3llt b
~ a5 .i7,.,. - Sec'y OF Board of Trustees.
= Auburn, July 18th, 1865. july 20 AVID
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Roo,,d on Pe0b,s TsLn,,l5

YTyHE subscriber is prepared to accommodate sever
al boarders a. his house on Peaks Island. His
residence Is located near the Montreal House, IN
pleasant sitration and no labor viii be spared that
can contribute to the enjoyment Of his boarders.-
Charges moderate.
ROBERT F, SKILLINGs.
Au0 R-d1vUA
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For Sale.

A FARM in Cumberland of 40 acres, eight miles
IA from Portland and within fifteen minutes walk
ofthe Grand Trunk Station. For further particulars
inquire on the premises OF 44
MRS. A. L PETTENGILL.
July % Oh yaWg hafffty s5Hl 31w3ws
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For Sale

The two storied, double tenement, Brick
MsASaid Block contains IA rooms in each tenement.
Lot rods on the street. and Is rods deep, on which
q stable "a by 40 feet. lfilasl gcf - .i4afs
This property is offered at price which insures il
a good Investment. M N
Apply to N. X. SAWYER, near the premises or
toJ. G. PROCTOR, Lime street, juneStf
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To Let.
For Sale or tn Lease.

TWO OFFICES over No. II Middle Street.
H. Also, Store-house on Union Wharf. Lao
July 22-dtf VIM. BOYD.
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L0sty

q Lost!
OSI on Sunday 9th inst, between the Sugar
n II Mouse use and st. Dominiek's Church, ALADIES'
WA MALLET containing sum of money The finder
VIII pe hDeray rewarded by leaving it at Rev. Faith
"a "ulier ,. as.4 bf aug8dlw&
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The WAR Isl Over.

~ cases. both Acute and Chronic, in Males and
Females. Consultations and Communications strict
Iy confidential. word to the wise is sufficient
Patients can be accommodated with board at the In
firmary on reasonable terms.
{ For particulars call on or address DIR. l.. YORK,
Auburn, Maine, Box 81. Office and Infirrnary on
Lincoln Street, Lewiston Maine.
.JnIv 7-3mW$
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HOUSE LOTS on Oxford, Washington, Madison,
Ii Munroe, Fremont, Greenleaf and Fox streets on
terms to suit. Apply to VIM. OXNARD,
july25iseo1m ia Cumberland st.
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To Rent.

3 A TENEMENT centrally located. to family with
kAout children, at one hundred and fifty dollars pei
year. Apply to p. s. W., g1f sliaf'. l5l.Ta -
june16H -, .g,.. No. 81 Middle Street.
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w ants, Lost and Found.
Bats5aess Men Wanted

--,17- !. :, :. 01cOCC 1NC3V ~ NVEOtCOV
W solicit and fill orders for the life and times Of
a A6RAHAM LINCOLN, by DR.. L. p. Brockett
, tne biographer and Historian, Author Of "Phian-
MSnropc IN Results of the War in America " sour Great
captains. History ofthe Civil War in the United
States &C., Price SO, $3.50, S4,25 and So accord
lg 70 styie OF binding. The best Biography to be
Punppnssned,l and the Great National Engraving
cs " asnington and his Famiy,''-a new work, from
Tcusseies master painting, engraved by Sartain.-
wv, two SUPERIOR works for salesmen Deeds Of terri
Apply to 9. L. HORTON. General SUPERINTENDENT.
z1o asnmgton St., up stairs. Room No 10, Boston,
Mass. t. - aug9d1m
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Real Estate for Sale.

HOUSE. and L0C No. 81 Middle Street, known as
II the Payson House. o4
House and Lot corner of Waterville and Sherbrook
StsI Terms easy, TO suit purchasers.
Apply to W, 37s Middle st. july11dtf
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Notice.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against haroo
IA ing or trusting Judith Roach my wife, or any o.
my family, without my written consent, a shah
pay no debts of their contracting after TINS date.
Portland July 25 1865. july26 2we