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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05
SCROFULA,

Struma. Glandular Swcllings- Liberation
King Evil. krysipelss. Salt Rheum.
This faint (HEREDlTARY and ACQUIRED, J
filing life Wild untold misery. il by al usua0
medical remedes iucurable
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05
Price. 8 90 q Box or six
Boxes for $500.

Can be had Of any Druggist in the United
States or Canadas. or sent post paid to any ad-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

fthere is any disease In which the Constitu-
ton Life Syrup is sovereign, II 10 In Rheuma-
tinm and its kindred efections The most in
tense pains RE almost instantly allie lated
nous swellings are reduced Gases. chronic or
vicarious. Of 20 or 80 years standing. have been
cured by rs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05
HUBB ELS
GO(dPsa RiSfcS.s.

WHOttStN AD0tyVtH.
Nature requirements may be gratiiied Til,
Gotdsn Bitters IS a oareig J,egtabi. Time.
Invigor"ting aud Siren gthening, Fort,iies the
system against the effects of unwnolesome water
Will cure Dyspepsia,
VIII cure Weakness and General Debility,
VIII cure Heartburn,
VIII cure Headache
" Ill cure Liver Complaint
Will cure Iaundice.
Will cure Sea Sickness.
Will cure Bilious tolic.
Will excite aud create a healthy annetite
VIII nvIgoraie the organs of digestion
and moderately increases the Temperature of the
body and the force OF the circulation acting in
fact, as general corroborant of the system. con-
tanning no poisonous drugs, and is the best Tonic
Bitters in the World A fair trial is earnestly
solicited.
GEO. G. HUBBEL. 4 co,
Proprietors, Hudson N. r.
General Depot, American Express Buildings,
Hudson Street, New York.
For Sale by Druggists. Crocers, DC.
BURNHAM VAN Setback,
Sole Agents for North Western States, No. 10
Lake street. Chicago, III. Oc27d&wly
EDITOR OF DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT
DEAR SIR With your permission | wish -
say to the readers OF your paper that will send.
By return mail to al who wish tfree1 Recipe,
with full directions for making and using sim
pie Veg. table Balm that will enectua!iy remove,
in ten days Pimples, Blotches Tans. freckles,
and all Impurities OF the Skin. leaving the same
soft, clear smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to these having Bald Heads,
or Bare faces simple directions and inform, ation
that will enable them to start u full Eth Of
Luxuriant Hair. Whiskers or a NJ r;tehe. in
less than thirty days. All OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
by retu n mail without charge. Respectfully
yours, Tuos. r, CHAPMAN Chemist. ssi Broad
way New York inrl5-d6w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

Suffering from Indisposition TO Eaertion, Pain
in the Back, Loss Of Memory, Forebod'nss. Hof.
ror Of slamity. Fear Of Disease. Dimsess Of
Vision. Hot Skin snd Extremi.ir Want Of
and lassituds Of the Muscular System. I'll 70.
quirs the aid of the Constitution Life Syrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05
Csnstltatisa IN Syr9
HAS PRODUCED


What may aeem almoea Incredible l., thal many
Diseases hitherto cousidersd hopeiess,y iscurs.
Die, srs trsqneetly cured 10 Tow days OF weeks,
ood we cheerfully tsvise The 81 The
teeral minded and scientiec 10 curs which hava
NO parallel at the present day.
:. Our medicine Il peculiar b. IL The sect Of any
ase.se Is directly reached. ssd the squibriua
9TH. rao. =. Who h:vs suffered long from painful and
Those WIG have vaiuly sought relief from a
Those who cannot b cured BY other phyai.
Ar lnvited to uM Constitution Life syrup
During the past 1--WE years re nave commended
with Obstacles and overcome opposition - her
culean % were ever encountered by any Reform
ers.
RAPIDITY OF CURE.
Some say. "Your cures are too quick." Will,
others doubt their permsnence, and think the
diseasescan cs,y h. cured by the '.slow recuper
aaive pr0csss OF Nature"
This Is our reply
II health, the body. like well balanced scale
is in asiAte OF Equilibrium. but y hen from an,
cause down go's one side Of the scale. We havt
the elects o. d'seases. What Is requisite 10, 10
restore the normal balance OF the scale.
Constitution Life Syrup
positive and specific remedy for all diseases
originating from an IMPURE STATE OF THE
BLOOD, and for al ihsreditsrvp DISEASES
Transmitted from PARENT To CHILD
PARALYSIS,
nEnIPLEGiA, FARrsis, PARArLEelA, PARAlysis, 40
irANa.
II Is so universally admitted that Constitution
Life Syrup IL the only effective meahs Of rcstora-
ton in the various forms Of Paralysis. that We
need not reiterate that II 10 smphaticslly the
Great Life Giving Power
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05
Constitution Life Syrup

And all other difliculties OF this kind, which 10
much dis6gure the outward appearance Of both
males and females. often making them disgust
ing object to themselves and their friends.
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ConSf1UUTl0N
LIFE s1RUP
r. raHPAnsD Sv
IN. 4. eaees, 4. o.,

0rsd.sAs Csilsge u PAysicisss end svrr,o.a
n y. formerly Assistant p ysicien HjscS.
weEa isleed HQspisala, late Medical IN.
ssof New Iss& 0en1e vulunaear
Depots, under Governor Ravin
y. Morgan.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

Kfe0ef's (leraerly Uphans
HAIR, DYE

oold by Druggists I'll sroubd The world. Nos1
genuine without the facsimile ausosraph 81
JOHN J. KRONER, sole proprietor, On esch
boz.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05
~L1BERALITY OF co. n.

Fife Major LEWIS P. Doscn, Sec'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05
A SURE CURE FOB
DRUNKENNESS.

Da. lZANE'S ANT1DOTE. . sure cure for
Drunkenness. Read the following with the No.
timonials ind be convinced:
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RHEUMATISM.

[Arthritis. Neuralgia, Govt l.umbaeo. :
Sciatics. Tic Douloureux.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-08
: The Dog Messenger.

y gentleman walking along missed. his
handkerchief His faithful dog Major was
with him. "Majorw said his master. Major
was at that moment on the other side of the
street, exchanging the news Of the day with
q young spaniel; but the moment he heard
his masters voice call out Major ~ he left
everything and ran immediately to see what
his master wanted Of him. - ss''s s ise ss1
,at Major said his master, 81 have lost my
handkerchief .t 8 ;odlasa,aia glsse s9ii
Major paid great attention while his master
put his hand into his left pocket, and showed
him II was not there; into his right pocket,
nor was it there. He took off his hat sit Is
not there,'' said he, shaking bis head. u e Now
run, Major, and ind it.n s,r.4 49, 4, "a a7s
The dog did not walt to be told second
time !; he instantly set OF on the back track
down street. With his nose on the ground,
he followed his masters steps until he reach
ed store. In he went, and running up q
flight of stairs, scratched at the door OF a
counting room where his master had been do
ing some business. The door was aiar: In
went Majors nose and smelling around, he
discovered the lost article behind chair in
the corner of the room. ass " Y ss4'ssSr
5sa Whose dog is this ~ asked, the clerk.
Major did not stop to explain his errand.
but gathering up the handkerchief, be bound.
ed home, catching his master before he had
time to get into.the house. saW eoa-3 aaaai
.e1 "Thank you, Msjor,D thank you,n said he
Dear good, faithful doggie = cried the little
girl, patting his warm sides; Fsyou do lust d
well as you know how, and that is q ereat
deal more than some of us do. - Chfsds Pa
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5 Valuable Farm Tor Sale .

q a&StfUATED in Cumberland, on the fore side road,
~ aDoqt . mile from the Grand Truak r. R De-
pot, containing ninety acres The buildings there
On cons sting of large two storieu House with ad-
6tion-large tarn, Carriage house, Wood house,
order. sst,1s s-sr'y ,7e1- q 20 5'fa ''l7
Inere is on the premises mineral spring, also a
into the house and ssyvcssis for III nnrnosss
Near Ine house is an Orchard, mostly grated fruit.
Sadd larm is located in one of the finest spots in
lands, and 1cr summer residence, or p1bHc ro-
SORT from ne city would be Of the most desir-
aDie SITUATIONS that could be selected. and the
psiSiege or sea bathing, taeshore being ladapt
0n tne place u a fine growth of wood estimated at
bg0 CORDS; among the variety is good portion Of
c6estnut. wood exceedingly scarce In this state,
ane very Valuable for timber and osher purposes.
a. Eor particulars inquire ofS III. COLES WORTHY,
92Exchange st Portland. mar31deod1m
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Established june 90, 1869 Vol. a.

rf4
unpretendiDg. 1t stands at the corner Of a
I street, d block or TIVE above that OF President
Davis, and is modest, three-story, Boston
! looking kind Of establishment. The ladies OF
Gen. Lees family and of Gov. Smiths still re-
} main in the city, and Of course will be well
and courteously treated; In fact. the change
tended the fight of the confederate rear
guard all Sunday night, to the order which
Gen. Weitzel and his efficient subordinates
have already succeeded In re-establishing, has
produced, and must continue to produce, a
most favorable effect upon the popular feeling
, here. g...aat- stsla usrfgW s4o- 1fA Bf3
Main street, from below Seventh street to
the neighborhood Of Church hiil, presents Q
most lamentable appearance. & It seems to
shops and stores, but most: OF the buildings,
should say, must have been Of . decidedly
second rate class. "a, N. . ,ts',- "a ~ ~, =
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Fourteen Ways by which People get siol

Fourteen Ways by which People get Sick.
80 1.b Eating too fast, and swallowing food i'm
perfectly masticated. hes ,d'a 7A--it 7the
2. Taking too much fluid during meals.
ot 8. Drinking poisonous Mhiskey and other
in toxicating liquors. resasa
ss 4. Keeping late hours at night, and sleep
ing too late In the morning. S,sg .s5adssH
8. Wearing the clothes SO tight as to i'm
pede circulation s5f4 4Aa@
4 o. Wearing thin shoes. alsmigaN ~
H. Z Neglecting to take sufficient exercise to
keep the hands and feet warm. aaos. .gHaaa
8. Neglecting to wash the body sufRciently
to keep thepores of the skin open.
4. p, Exchanging the warm clothing worn in
warm room during the day, for the light
costumes and exposures incident to evening
parties. .ss,s hisny1ssey
a. 81 10. Starving the stomach to crafty 4 vain
and foolish passion for dress.a a0mfA stsb
isaa11. Keeping up constant excitement by
fretting the mind with borrowed troubles.
& s H. Employing cheap doctors, and swal-
lowing quack nostrums for every imaginary
i'll.
1s. Taking the meals at irregular inter
,iag14. Reading the trashy and exciting lit
etature OF the day, and going crazy on poll
JcS.A NiAHhA 4!AN s-f Ai fN itf 81 - 70 iitttt
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PARsNIP CRoQUETTEs.-Bo the parsnips
until tender, and mash them. Flour q dish
thickly, drop spoonful Of the parsnip on the
hour, and roll It in the -four with spoon un-
I'll 1t Is formed into ball. Repeat this pro-
cess until you have used ,up the parsnins.-
Have frying pan Of lard hot, drop the balls
IN, and boil light brown. The lard must be
boiling not, and enough Of It to foat the balls.
This Is excellent, and has been eaten by those
who thought they could not eat parsnips.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-08
THE ''HuBn OF THE REBELLIoN.

The headquarters of rebeldom were concenl
traled all around this square, and it is astrikng
fact that The first object which met the eyes Of
Jefferson Davis when he came out Of ST. PaufS
church on Sunday, April 2. 1865, with news
from Lee that all was lost, and he must leave
Richmond, was the statue of Washington, ,un1
der which he had been inaugurated as Presit
dent of the Confederate States, February %,
1852 i . ,.setf q u, s., II fartg's N efl-s I
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PETER K. HALL.
.-,- County Treasurer.
Portland, April n. 1866. s"7s apz4diawsw
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CAPITOL SQUARE AND YIcINrY.

OAFIIU14 sVU UAhh AND IVIC1NI1s = 1.. 7
ST. Paul's church, on Ninth street, was the
church Of President Davis, who is regarded
here as sincerely devout member Of the
Episcopal communion. Ii is a large and come
ly structure, the congregation nsmade up Of the
'best society" Of Richmonds and the rector q
German by birth, but long resident here, A
good many notable funeral ceremonies have
taken place in this church, including that OF
President Tyler, but the most notable Of all
in history will be the hasty carrying out, feet
foremost" of the Southern Confederacy" by
Jefferson Davis, on Sunday afternoon, April
2, 1861 gale 1ss2 pFt
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aaslTI GEN. LEES RESIDENCE. ~
General Robert Lees residence is still more
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3 T. o Q . :

y VIII cure Nervous Affections. Palsy arising nom
tne abuse of mercury OF Lead It isa Tonic as well
as Alternative, restoring the tone Of the system,
thus curing Dropsy and General Debility. tending
to Consumption. 1t is great protection rom at
acks that originate in change Of climate, season and
Of life. "
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Hatch House for Rent

The above named, centrally located and
we'll KIN wna PUBLIC HOUSE, situated on
Mein Street, in this city, to rent for term
3oi " ars from the first day of June next; or
Arransements may be made to take possession on
the frat day of May. For further particulars apply
to ftoa1S III ALBERT EMERSON, sfAs p--t
s1 ~ 1go ss No. 20 summer st, Bangor.
Bangor, April "a, 1866 80, ~ a ap26tf
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Ear sale,

I. r AND and two tenements ON the corner of Will
storied house and lot Ashland Avenue. property
Of William Capen, late of Portland, deceased. The
above property win be sold Ia purchaser for the
whole preferrcd) at a fair price ON accommodating
terms. : 81. . .t4-,,f I t.sx
g Il not sold before the 18th day of May proxmo it
will then be sold by suction, ON the premises, at IL
spi7dsw aJgR. BRAzrER. Administrator.
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County 81 Cumherland.

.4o84as 4 s{4s TRRAsURER's OFBIoR, April 1885.
CTATEMENT OF Costs of Criminal Prosecutions,
- allowed by the Supreme judicial Court, at the
March Term A. ID. 1854, made in conformity with the
requirements of the fifth sctton oi chaptaf4 Of The
public acts of Maine, approved March 27th, 1858.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-08

1R0 CORDS szrfa Qxaify DRY HARD WOOD,
AOO for tal- Ia lots % suit pun ebas Is, st
o. L PAINE CO.'S Goa and Wood Yard,
aPz'dIm z67 Commercial s., Smiths Wharf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-08

A LOT of Land 4s by lO0on the westerly side If
IN State street. betw cen Congress and Deefing sts
Terms of payment easy. Apply to III 91 dsaTiE
April lS-dSw STEeLE HAYES.
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For L.eass

GTORE No. Long Wharf so by. .5O containine 2
~ Including the attic 6000 SOU are feet the same
within ~ feet Of the septherly side ipe of CONNER
cial street, Possession given the lst May, .s
be 3y3nI 1li&H a. atg1tN NislD T. CHASE,
4 March 25th--ST&Ttf ass, Teosro-fl 27s
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2 nREAsb01Rr sb1 DEP : rT,1 3, 3 rNT I.

roFl1 Fl1Umee OF U0mpt[0Her of the Currency, ~ @
10 s5f0}5a4aav washington, April l6th 1866. la
yWHEREAS, by satistactory evidence presented
that THE gAseo oNATIoNALBANK on PoRTLIrp. .
in ths city Por,lsnd' in the Oounly Of Cumberland
ana STATE o. Msise. mas been duly organized uader
gress entitled ian Act to provide National Cur.
rency. ,ecnred BY pledge Of United States Bonds
thereof approved June 3, 1884 and has oompi;ed
with all the provisions Of said Acs requited to be
compiled with before commencing the bu ,iness Of
Banking under said Act: Ia ~ :, = - -
Noss, fhsrsf rs, l, FRxRMAE CLARKE. Comptroll-
ser OF the CUR 5ncy, do hereby certify that "r,HE
sCAeco NATIONAL BAEK,' in the city Of Portland,
IA the County Of Cumberland State Of Maine Is
authorized to commence the business of Banking
upder the Act aforesaid EE17E 1a1
In Testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
o. ofhce, this twenty sixty day of April lst6 ~.
-ADt- s-~ - FREEMAN CLARKE,
Isl Comptroller Of the Currency.
NO. lO6O. ts3AWatg nap2od2m u
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I A BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
IA at Graves Hill, Westbrook, viii be sold at .
bargain. IsnsE 9AI y l1i12nRs 9Ns AstS i5tiltI
Enquire of FRANCIS B. HANSON, ct Geo. II.
Babcock's, Federal Street, OF of ASA HANSON,
head of Berlin Wharf. q bho0ihon 3a o3te diff
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Bible society Of Maine.

rrvHE Annual Meeting of this Society will be hele
II AZ the rooms of the Young Mems Christian As
soeiation Temple st, on Thursday, the fourth da5
~ Nav A. ID, 1866. at o'clock y. NJ
ap20td B. H. HINKLEY, Recording Sec'y.
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For Sale.


CTORE at 371 Middle street, for, either BARRIERS
Dor tsiors' shop Tor to wholesale dealer in fruit,
% 1t has q large cellar connected with 1t. u e.
I. Also, large tenement, centrally located and
furnished Rooms. ap25f
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN 7. .GILMAE.E itoFd 9
published at No. s2I ExOHANeI STREET by
5n N. "A. FOsTE q 3 Co..

THH HpoRTLAnp DAILY PEHssispu ublished Ass 90
per year in nadvance. sst,, + II 4 f -
rHH MAINBS PREsei eis published every Thurs.
day mornings at $500 per annum, in ADVANCE 20 .25
y paid within six months; and S2.50.if payrent be
delayed beyond six months. -. 'N7l-So +.
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HOTELS.
Wsbstsr House. Hapover s., Bo,,o

4 The undersigned have AIKEN the above
ExH House Tor q term of esrs, and have entii
Ev&sn4y refurnshed IL with new FURNITURE L; r
pets Beds. 30. s. that II ia now one OFT Ie
Aneates., and IN every respect one OF tae
mos, oomicrtsDe hcel Boston, contain NJ all tie
modern fixtures OF fir / ci IS hotels NOT and CO. !,
baths SO. Itvill be conducted in con cotton with
our new Ocean Hoisse, at Rye Beach, N H. whicu
viii be opened July l, 1895
We solicit he patronage Of our friends a1d the
travelling public and win use our best efforts to
please our patrons. Terms, % n day.
febl7dsm JOB JENNESS SON,
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0E and after March lst, 1865, our firm win be
" Davis brothers. y tttt3ttfEJ q sf-ll7H '-77IT I
HALL L. DAVIS, ,em 9si
march A-dSm No. 65 Exchange Sc.
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PRICE sI.Oo PER BOTTLE.
F.H Prsnarad nv a. geaverv t.-

Or. E. R. KNIGHTS, Proprietor
ia gas sIgod ~ eas MeIrose, Mass.
For sale by W. F. Phillips 4 Co... and Il. H. Hay,
Wholesale Agents, and fefailed BY all dealers In
medicine s1m nch2R R65eodSecw6m 81
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HAVE Id my hands, for sale. several desirable
a Dwelling Houses In good cdlocations. aud vsr5ing
in size and value: the latter ranging from 800 to
Z %, 500. apply to OF JOHN J. W. & EEvES,
Il apraHgGods saH u g4s6 Congress Street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-08

CAPTURING AN ALLIaA IA CORES
'pondent' Of the New Bedford Mercury, in a
letter from Nicaragua, narrates the following
incident which took place near the village of
Message: hacl lfgk s4h WIZ
In the morning we went to the lake to
bathes and on our way there met crowd Of
men and boys, with great serious and apparent
grief, silently and slowly carrying an immense
alligator. The beasts tail, arms legs and
mouth were tied immovably to Along pole,
which was carried on the shouldABs Of the
men. sSas aA yrs # @t&a
We very naturally supposed that he was on
his way TO the shambles, and very innocently
asked If they were going to eat him. It ap-
pears that the day before, one Of these crea-
lures came out of the water and carried off q
little boy standing on the bank Of the lake
and this one was taken partly in retaliation,
but mostly In hopes that . part OF the lost
: child might be found, over which the sacred
rites of the church could be performed. iisi
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T W ~ tH'7'T sUsO Let. "
r ARGE CHAMBERS. over ITO and liz Federal st.
IL Apply to t.a ) I'll Az 4raafsfsa ~ -il-s
JEFFERSON CooLIGE q CO.,
/ ap19dtfoE Cor Commercial and Franklin sts.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Schuylkillv Goal Notice. q
VyHE undersigned respect effuly notify their friends
n and the public thai the leases frpn the ga
Tew York and Sehulkill Coal Comply
.qENq qEAsyoaaEpIx 1dYH *
s,i'' .,as The Fosess Improvement Company, I I
under which thew have heretofore operated various
COllieries IN sehnylkin County. Pa. have seyeraiy
expired by limitation of the same. ana the Com
pahy having determined to engasein s. el.qs 20. sas
! s,q.I5 3s.l Mining and Selling Coal g
the business win hereafter bs conducted BY said Conn
pany. In making this announcement, the under
signed desire TO return their warmest acknowedge-
ments to their numerous customers and friends lor
the liberal patronage extended TO them during the
last seyentyye years. and % solicit contnusncse
ofthe sam in favor OF the Nes1 York and echuytt5H
Coal Conpdng, IN which our senior is and will CON-
tinue to be largely Interested sL sne .-.s,. -. IT
tiAs Fsilo ~ sls CHAS "A. HECKsCHER q 60.
4 South Street Esw York 3 N ., s3sss s =
II 81 tfl garfsf LOW ~
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10. - 17si psg .al Melrose, Nov 2lst. 1854.
DIR. LAReoKAH:-I have been in the habiE - IN. a..
seribing Larookah's sarsaparilla Compound Msittwo
years with the most satisfactory results II viii he
found remedy well adapted to cure Scrofnia and nd
incipient Consumption. 1t purifes the Blood d-
verfs hunors from the lungs and at the same Time
acts as a sure and permanent Tonic. -s
1t will give good satisfaction whenever an Altar
native and Purifying Medicine is required. : 4
ri a9a g6esgIoI 4EsAGsk BENZ. II. ABBOTT.
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Monday Morning, May 8, 1866.
Richmond as it Is.

HOW THE REBEL CAPITAL LOOKS.
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$4,000 OO.

- VIII buy q genteela Re idence Within about
I;:l two miles Of the City, cons sting OF H use
Stable and Grspery, with one acre OF land in q
Inquire Of JOHN G. PROCTER.
sIs lnpl4eodtf gs2Eic bs3A Lime et. Portland
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-08

For Sale.

In Cape Elizabsth 81 miles from
A%8A ~ 1.-The city, on the direct road 10 the
MEN1l - Atlantic House.s 80 acres Of land
nzI4EI1 which or early marketing cannot
AzEzz5z1zzsi&&z- excelleda well wooded--build-
ings good. Site conmandirg view of city, haroor,
and sufrdun ing country. Terms easy.
APPLY to DR.. E. HUTCHINSON, on the premi-
sses. y. fosi5sa bxolisau sai 10 api7dSwH lo4
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-08
HOUSE + CTS
aao' sfl FOR SALE. e." aoll E

GEVERALl finely located House Lots at Stevens
- Plains, two minutes walk from tho HoIse Rail-
road. eais4s9 f.s19H A4A E5-l
Enquire at ~ Exchange st. n.I rsos ap2sdsw