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5pcflol Notices.

To the senate and House OF Representatives Of
the : ate Of Maini. next in legislature 10 AS
semitic, on the frs. Wednesday Of January,
A. b. 1866.
undersigned being owners in the Salt
u MASH Ia tue town ui TIement, - quest tina.
an act OF in,otp, alton be passed, au;hoEisIng
tn, III and others under the bame OF the lars
IlaIhor Narsh Gem any. To bu ii and una iu:aiu
dam across Bass liatsor Hsr,h Geek, SO called.
in tie town OF rFem, Mt for the purpose of dixie
ing and draining raid marsh.
llENRY n CLARK.
EARN CLAhk,
JunN RiCH,
WILLIAM A. SPEAR,
JosBUA EAToN,
THOMAS E. bopGE.
j +, SoRwo'p,
D.SIEL Il. EATON,
JAMES VI nirMuRE.
fremont Nov. 2lst, lists. 40
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1T E M s &c.

let no one tail To read the Pros
pcctuscs for the Monthlics on frs. page.
Albert Pike has been permitted to
practice law in Memphis.
Mrs. c. G. Clay hal. sheen informed
that her husband will he held for trial.
-Parado1ical--,he less woman ha,
OF the more dressy she is.
We are under obligations to Hon
L. \. Pike for public documents.
-The weather IN day, Wednesday
is remarkably mild and pleasant FOR the
time of year.
Will some Of our friends supply us
with copies of the .inericas Of November
3D.
We have number of new business
advertisements. this week. to which the
public are invited to examine.
The Richmond Enqairer says all
there is left of the applc-trce under which
General Lee surrendered is a hole in The
ground.
THE test oath was argued before the
l. S. District Court. New Orleans. recent
ly for two days. Judge Darrell intimating
that he considered it unconstitutional
THE Legislature of North Carolina
met the eth. Governor Hidden is con-
fined to his bed by sickness. There are
half dozen candidates for the Senator
ship.
-The edition Of the American for
the last two or three weeks, was entirely
exhausted before all Of our subscribers and
advertisers were supplied. We print more
copies this week,
Judge Woodbury. Davis has resigned
his seat OH the bench of the Supreme Ju-
dicial Court. and Governor Cony has Of
fered the place to General George +.
Shepley.
The Custom House authorities in
Portland have determined to enforce the
new Treasury Department regulations, re-
quiring all coasting vessels arriving at n
port of entry to duly enter at the Custom
House. within specified time, under a
severe penalty.
Hon. F. A. Pike. has in accordance
with the recommendation of committee
of examination, appointed Charles Palsrey,
son of DR.. Palfrey, of Belfast, cadet at
West Point. from the 5th District.
Next Thursday. the 9TH, lie the Ma
tonal Thanksgiving Day. We think we
shall have to get our hands into Bro. Lit
tlefeld's "poringer" for our supply Of good
things.
-Is 1t not time for house flies to "dry
up!" We find them in our office, buzzing
round as lively as in July. Don't they
know that it is time to clay themselves
away !"
- The Alfred bank is winding up its
affairs, its business being placed in the
hands of Hon. Nathan Dane.
We omit to publish the list of Banks
that have surrendered their cha, tiers. be-
cause We are Informal that perfect list
is being gotten up, and VIC desire to give
our readers that which is most reliable.
The minutes of the Hancock As
aociation are now ready for delivery
Those for the churches in Sedgwick,
BroOklin, Deer Isle, Little Deer Isle,
Swans Island, Long Island. and I'd. Blue
hill, will be found with the Clerk. the
others at this office.
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Not for day, but for al tme."-rLANTATioN
BIrTEgs. Hold fast 10 that which is good
Never be without PLANTATION BITIERs in the
house.
"1hrice IS ne armed icho hath his quarrsijusf'1
Thrice armed against Disease is he who always
has bottle of PLANTATION BirTERs in the house.
"PJerenton is bettca than cure"
PLANTATION BirrERs will prevent and cure Dys
pepsa, Vertigo, Headache, Heartburna and all gloomy
dependent and unhappy feelings. Relief in nvs
minutes.
In time Of peace prepare for war."
When you are well, or feel the first unpleasant In
dieations of approaching sickness take PLANTATION
BIrTFRs. They are u sure preventative and cu,e OF
stomaehic and hillary arrangements. 2w4d
You must have quiet sleep tor you cannot
have health, BtoRsssE secures this blessed reSortr
Of strength. II is wonderful anodype, IS veil as
mighty tonic and Beryne Let the debt ated aid her-
yous 70 Il without delsy. uepot ~, Dty st. T.
Sold BY Z. q. Peck, Ellsworth. eow4o
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Cid 18th schs Paei.,. Grant, Eleventh for
Portieni; Senator, l"nsey. tlIsso III ior d.:
Packet CD Jane Biirdie, ball. RJe.l.Id f1t NJ.
Desert.
Cid .ls., scAs Gloucester Collins. Greene L'nd
ing Tor RostIu, Speed. Greene. d Ter edgwiei;
Utora.ka, Allen do for Ca-tine.
Ga 22I, sch Vienna Look, Kuehlaid for Add
n.
Cd 23i, recke, sch Jarc rrindle, Halt Rock
laud tur NJ Desert; Champion. Grant, do for
llaretcs.
Cad 2.ih, soils Commerce, Brown, RocI!snd for
Mt no,ett; Jane lriudir. Hall. Nj Iestit for
Rockiand: Henry, Aytick, Hack land for OoulJs-
buro; Monemy, P.t,engill. Eoeliard for Han
cock; July, Ff.s,by, sufrs for 10 LAND.
Cd ?5th. sehs Chr'stiana. Eotin,on, Rachland
for Birebiil; 0lhir, Garbage, Rocklhud Tor do;
Hack WaIriur. Land. Eeseily Tor Gouldsboro.
CID at, Nandals. Muieh. St.ub.r. for los
TIN; Preference, Colt. ian2or for do; AMANDA,
lam.un. Calais tor New Haven, Conn; Meee,.
Small, lie prraux. New ifruu,wiek tnr New York;
Alligator, Lin. y. H. cd.nd ior GouiL.boro, Iaue
Brindlc. Hail, Mt Desert Tor i;oekland.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote his
entire time 10 the treatment of ali diseases iIsdent
10 the female system. An experience of twsnty-
three enables him TO guarantee speedy and per
anent relief in the worst eases of Suppression and
all Other Eeasfraai DeraRg ements, from uhaters'
cause All letters for advice must contain sl once
No Endicott street, Boston.
n. B-Board furnished to those who wish to re-
main under treatment.
Bostou, June -, 1866, l!2tS
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1t will b. seen by reference IN our

1t will b. seen by reference n our
advertising c"lu'Dns that Doctor Hodg-
kline Of Indiana, has located himself in
Ellsworth. aud taksa rooms over j. W.
Hill's store. Tho Dr. 10 a native Of Tren.
ton. but has resided in the West for some
ten or dozen years past. He was sur.
geon in the Union army for three years.
and must Of course, have acquired skill from
this connection. in the art Of surgery.
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Shipping Nous.
POkT OF ELLSWORTH.

SALAD.
Thursday. Nv. y.
Schr Agnes. Young. Boston.
- oirouta. Hammond Bn.i1n.
i" Cathatine. Dari., t.stan,
" AbaIaIl Ilayn,s Chasc. Boston.
" Tn.was.s, f4ttcn. Portland.
" Mechanic, Young, Portland.
Friday, NOV, -.
" James Tilien. Davis, Do,ton.
= Asenrra. Tat, Bnstnn.
:. 1oum edorr, Clark. Portland.
ARHINSp.
Soaaay. Ny. -.
" fiwor'l, M;l.iken, fostou.
- haitian, Curtis, b,sten.
- Senator Buisey. liostpn.
" Cuova. Fullerton. !i.'-t"1
d" tnressa. fui!ertla, beit"n.
- star. -. I'u.'un.
Rrig Gen Marshal, TO load Cor Guh,.
Tussday. NOV. -.
schr ftir1ealrt. Young. i, -tug.
- CAth-iiuc Beat, Haskell, uotivn.
sNILtp.
Tuesday, Nov. IS.
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The amounts contributed for benevolent
purposes during the year, 10 far as it is
known. 9l,elO. OF this sum SLIPS was
for Watervillc College. and s5l7 for the
Christian Commission.
Sabbath Schools, 81. Teachers. l4O.
Scholars, OBS. Volumes in library. 2552.-
This statement is not full. Only thirteen
churches report their schools.
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We lsarn that eight vessels went
ashore at Sesth West Harbor, during the
blow of laet week. One Of these was
Bangor vessel with tea and tobacco on
hoard, which the captain had neglected to
have entered on the manifest.
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Hon. F. A. Pike passed through
our village on Monday, enroute for Wash;
ington. He expe cted TO reach the capital
Friday.
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Minutes OF THE HANCOCK BAPTIST
AssoCIArIoN.-From the Minutes of this
Religious Body Just printed ne gather the
E,iiovirr sfafistics.
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Bark Mary, Patter,on, Csba.
PORT OF GREENS LANDING.

tuesday, Nov. IS.
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Valuable Homsa for saE4,.
GITUATED on Chest. ut ST. No. 38. IL rSo sto-
~ ~ wooden house finished throughoat--f4 Il. y h
eu rooms, good coset-. ine Cellar. good water ard
andsofl-itis calculated lor or two samilss--it
is PLEASANTLY and .traIly Iotaed Ia an exee3ent
neighborhood and eyery7way desirable. fEe At is
40 by i0S feet Enquire on the piemhes.
Jane I9-zttf
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WHAT Is cRoounm .

Croquet mainly consists in striking balls
through hoops. There is hardly lawn in
England fit for the purpose without set of
little wire arches, which look like human
springs and toe-traps for the unwary. The
game is here; and it is a pleasant, tapping,
chattering, respectable, flirting game too. Men
women, and children can play at 1t. Keyer-
end dignitaries and fashionable dandies, Grim
oline and knickerbockers, can all play II at
once. 1t is easy to learn, and yet admits
many degrees of skill. 1t gives fresh air, and
does not make you hot 1t is clean. Unlike
archery, it can be played on a small place. 1t
is not dangerous-no one was ever mortally
wounded at croquet. 1t is cheap. If not in
dependent of the weather, it is not affected by
the wind or sun--no one need complain of the
glare Of light in taking aim, or of the disturb
ing breeze which turns aside the arrow. 1t
can be played by ladies and gentlemen on
equal terms and with the same tackle. And
1t Is the very chief provocation of small talk
and garden gossip. Upon my word, / had no
idea OF the number Recommendations which
itpossesses. had dipped my pen rather with
the intention Of blackening corquet than 9TH
erwise, and now its dissection has converted
me. Ido not wonder at the polite rural world
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Lost

Lost! So,
( n state Street ON the morning of the Fourth
~ July, Black Lace Shawl. The finder shall
6e suitably rewarded by leaving the same at the Press
onloe' us s 0tiFee jy6-3t+ IA
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FOR SALE.
} twelve acres of lant
ter Village, Wes,bro'

one 10 ,wexe v;,, acrss ol situated near ga,
Ewell-known Bond Farm. fhr r-e miles from Port
land; said land being desii ably situae aiord-
ing beau ful location ior building, feipg high and
pleasant, and commanding fine view. 'la
Referred ty permission to Capt. Fits, on the
Bond Farm NAHUMElCKETT, sstf s,ss#
june21dtf Stroudwater.
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Lost.

I'm State Street, ON the morning of July 4th,
~ young lady's Sack. By leaving the same at the
FreDle House suitable reward VIII be paid.
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SIrUArED In North Yarmo ath. on the Glouces-.
~ ter road. formerly known as the "CelSGushunan
Place." within two miles two depos on The u. II.
n b. cont aiming 900 acres of land 40 of which IL
wood land fences mostly stone waIis Building
good two .torssd house with out-budi0gs; and
barn lo0 ett by 3d. cut full hay last ear. Orch
ard-consisting Of several hundred thrifty spple
trees, all gsafted; bore n ,63 15c0 bushes and '64
we heaye sold $60f GO worth OF apples, besides a
bouniifa supply foi , large family. Pear, ppm and
ch ri tie in Leafing with xar r. of aller Tits
Also cranberry pasch from which 80 bushels
have been taken IN sBr6 seaeor. - 81,
Tne location is a 6ne one. Wi plenty OF shade.
trees. Mills. school house, &C. near by. & al
For further .ar.iepla,s nire he ur.rsises Of
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playing croouet. It eonceals the age of the
old, and displays the grace of the young
Granduana. in whose hand bow would look
absurd. whose lumbago would interfere with
the exercise fquoits or balls, can and does
often .nlay a very close game of croquet. He
need not bend his back; thus it isa good pas
time for those who are getting rather stiffish.-
And for those full of ease and grace, what bet
tar2-[ Exchange Paper.
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Seizure of Goods.

NJ TICE is hereby given that the following do.
IN scriDed goods We're seized at this Port, on tee
days hereinafter mentioned, for violation Of the
Revenue Laws M ,t.aI .stg f,s 7,,-- - s'f !
: Apii ~, 1865, onbosrd barque IN. NJ. Hayen, ;"
lkeg fowder Apri 27 1866, on Commercial ST. 1
bag Coffee. On board trig &c w. Chase,' / bbl
MOI lsses kee ramaTinds. MAY 10, 1866, on board
on Commercial ST, hbl MoaFses June (. lss5. n
board steamer Mon real 6 b 5ttles Brardy. Jnna
y, 1855 n board >teaH er "M entreal,' Choron or.
et rs June l3, 1885 on board brig lar zapIa -
b. ? D g ID kin 'ugar: one Dbl Molssses. 2
Kegs rana in ;. June 1e, 1875. on BOARD steam r r
rMontreai," bog c9n'ain ng pie of silk and a
porfe-mounsie Jare 2lsr, iSe5, on Wharf from
STEINER "fiow Brunswick = l bs cloves
Any person or persons claiming the same. are re-
quested to appear aud make such can within ninn.
" days from the date hereof; Otherwise the said
go9cS VIII De dispo7ed off u rdsr with fhe ect
o Coag csa approved q ls4i
tW 1l'tIsR AfsTJi w WfAqT;RtTRN Ir
June y, ls65-dla3w Collector.
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EXPERlENcED Agents. professical men, teach.
~ efe aod energetic 30 Of good adde's of an
class 3 are wauted in all paris the United States
and Va sGdas, y ia Q orders fcr the LIFE OF
AbkaHAM LtNCODS, written BY the widely
known ard fay9riie auth0s. DR. J.isG fIolIani
lltnothy iiieombJ The announcement Of this work
has oSen received with universal favor and the press
generally save commen Ell 1t in the highest terms
Agent who have CONNER ct csnysssinx Z for til
offered 10 the pub ic. and meeting vita unpsr-
aifed succtfs Ths auth sris 80 popular as q wfier
thss the people subscribe r 1t readily and cheer
ftllY. Further inf0f nation can be obtained BY
calling at my office, or addressing by mai g. BILL,
Springfield Mass, or L G.. HUTCHINS General
Agent, Yarmouth, Maine juae2It Cd & wlssss-
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For Sale and to Let.
For Sale or to LEFT

FINHE new French Cottage, on the Cape Cottage
Il road, opposite Capt. Green Waldens, combating
fourteen rooms, with about@even acres 81 land 1t
is unsurpassed on the Cape. Enquire of
a9z4a1f iliW All A. STEPHENSON, sssss %
Jye-G a4slaW ain l21 Commercial Street,
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California Wines.

VNHE unexampled popoularity achieved BY anr
Il brands OF these now celebrated WINES, aue
to their superior merits and undoubted purity.
For the sick chamber the sAngelica" VIII commend
ITSELF Where highly tonic and invigorating stimu-
liant Is desired our Port is excellent.
The AMuscatel' Is without doubt the finest Wine
Of its class In the country, and as farty OF Dessert
Wine, Is delicious.
For a Dinner Wine the "Hock" is deservedly popu-
lar. .....r.
PERKINS, STERN & CO.,
e. PIONEER HOUSE,
Dealing Exclusively In California Wines
For sale in Portland by CRosMAN & co.
may3ieodsm
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snle OIL Forfeiteel Goods

3 COLLECTORS 8 OPPIcE, DISTRICT OF PORTLAND
r AND FALMOUTH,
il.a Portland June az, 1855.
rHyHE following described merchandise having
IL been forfeited for violat on OF the Revenue
ures ha ing been given and no claim to said goods
having been made, they will be sold at public auc.
ton at the Office OF the y. - Apprai.r 1873 Fore st,
on No .day July st, 1895. at II o'clock, A. n to
Wi j.:
q Oae bblani ihalfbbl M6asses; kegs Wire;
h ~ NIL keg aad :erxn Molasses; 400 lbs Sugar
hsgs; 400 Cigars; 100 lhs SugaT; 20 Dds coffee;
: Nss' 'p''a'a IswAsHBURN, Jr. Collector.
Jure 27 e5-d1awtd
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4 HAVE in my hands, for sale, several desirable
Il Dwelling Houses In goe d locations and vsryine
in size and value; the latter ranging from $500 20
$500. Apply to JOHN i. W RnEVES,
apr8 II 4a6 Congress Street.
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JOHN D. JONES, President.
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice. President.
W. Ii. III. MOORE, ia Vice-Pres't.
F. u. Chapman, Acting Secretary
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Copartnership Notice.
+ lave this day formed partnership under II
WRIGHT & co.

WRIGHT & CO,
for the purpose Of doing General Commission Busi-
ness, special partner having furnished Cash
capital Of three hundred thousand mil reis fRs.
800 :000S0OOL
Mr.. John $. Wright, No. 90 Wall Street, New York,
VIII act as our Agent in the United States.
We give our Power of Attorney to Mr.. G. G.. 4.
Wright, late Of the House Of Maxwell, Wright q
Co.
ANY business conflded to our care win have our
best attention. G. GRANVILLE WRIGHT.
Rio de Janeiro, May 8, 1855. jun20eod2m
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u WEST GL0UCEsTER, Me-, june q, 1855.
Having used--these two years past-with entire
satisfaction and this season purchased one Of the i'm
proved Shaker Maine Mowers, unhesitating give It
my decided opinion that it is the very best Machine
for the farmers Of Maine, of the New England
States, Of any Machine have ever used or seen In
operation, and this comprises nearly all the dier-
ent kinds that have been exhibited In our State--
What Is most important is lis hghtness OF draft and
the one horse Mower, in my opinion, was never yet
exceled, nor one made that would answer so perfect
y in all respects the end for which Il was designed.
This notice all inquiries and especially those who
have unwarantably made use Of my name to injure
the reputation Of the Shaker Maine Mower and help
sales Of other Machines in which parties have largely
invested. ISAIAH WENTWORTH.
East Poland, june %, 1855 june24eodeew2w
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FOR SALE.

- A NEW COTTAGE HOUSE, containine
#.;s1 niue rooms, situated at No. 81 Fr nklin ST.
-. Price 1850. Terms e1sy. Ifnot so4ds before
the 10th OF July to be rented For particulars ap.
ply at1S Myrtle st. jane27dn
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Proposals for Hoy

PROPOSALS are invited until july oo,,d a.. a..
i delivering at the Stables of the PortIa,,S ~ ~
Coz lin this City and Westbrook, Of $50 or q 300 ~
TONS FIRST QUALITY LOOSE or PREsSEE
HAY (if pressed 1t must be nett weight,) in such
quantities. monthly, as desired between Sept. LIST and
July 1st 1866
The right to reject all proposals reserved.
j. w. GERRISH, Supt.
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a gents Wanted 7
,aai I'D FOR" 1856 f tss. gfss
The Secret Service, The Field, The
Dungeon, and The Escape,
BY ALBERT RTCHARDSON

y. I. tribune Correspondent.
fIHE most interesting and exciting book ever pub
Hshed, embracing Mr.. Richardsor's unparalleled
experlence for four years: travelling through the
Louth IN the secret service of the sTrbune at the
oqtofe&k o. the war; with armies and feets both
hast and West during the first two years of the Re-
Dehon; his thrilling capture; his confinement for
twenty months in seven different rebel prisons; his
nearly 400 miles 1t win abound in stirring events
and contains more Of the fact incident and romance
OF the war tnan any other work yet published.
ally returned and disabled officers and soldiers in
vans Of profitable employment, will find 1t particu-
ariy adapied TO their condition. We have agents
clearing SloO per month"; which win prove to any
douDting applicant Send for circulars Address
AMERICAN PUBLISHING CoMPA Hartford Conn.,
SCRANTON q BURR, Agents. y
5 julyf--1m* 15 80 G-Tsisfi5d-I 79 ,sfasV vas
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4 To etor Lease for q Tessp q Ysars.

TTHE ore and Wharf now occupied By Charles
Il Ill. Merrill, situated betwsen niun Wharf and
Merril's. Ihe wharf contaios about 300 square it,
Sitn two story uilding thereon. ~ by IS. For
further particulars eEqnI OF 3ta
+ sq ,5n sE3ae JOSEPH II WAIrE,
may25dtf No 6l2 Union Wharf
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For Sale.

FU1HE Vi5egar FORKS on Fore strt ct will be so
L at bargain, if applied for soon. This is good
chance for any one wishingto enter into business =
The works W II turn out from one tn )0sand to ff.
teen hundred bbls of Vinegar per year
Also, about 40 acres of Land, 81 uated in West
brook. For furtf.r particulars ar ply at
JOHNSON, g. GLOVES BROS,
may25dti $50 Congress ST. Portland.
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Enr aaIe.

A ONE and half story House, in good order,
IN pleasantly located, together with the lot 80 by
80 feet Price low-terms liberal. Itqnire o.
aPl5dsm JOHN g. fROCTER.
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w IEDi.T

I WILL pay TIN cents Der 10. for ALI Pa1nohle.s
delivered at the Office Of the Portland Sugar Co,
corner Commercial and Maple sts.
jan2ldtfa $500 5a IS J. N. BROWN.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

fTyHE southgate rrorerty. on Pleasant {, he lot
IL containing about l280O square feet ForternR
&C, application may be made TO
GE0. E. B. JACK SON, Administrato-,
apl0dtf y t'stAsst.A ~ So Exchange st.
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HOUSE LOTS
q For sale.

GEVERAL finely located House Lotsin Cape Eliz-
Oabeth three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge.
Enquire OF e. N PERRY, at The Eherifys Office,
Portland, where plan of 6nps Elizabeth lots may
be seen. i4 ssts my13f S.
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House Lois.

LNLEVEN House J.. is, comprising 45 900 feet OF
1zLand, on Emery, Cushrnan and Lewis 81, for sale
by ie y ~ iq W. Il. STEPHENSON
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TavHIS Is to forbid all persons t4usfing ~ wite,
III Emma r. Campbell, or any other pefs. q ON nv
account as shall pay no deb'r of a,y Q "a con-
trac ing after this date. ALFRED CAMPffr Ii
Gray, June 2Ith, 1900. IN 29 lw~
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DR. W. R JOHNSON,
DENTIST.

DENTIST.
Having recently spent few weeks In New York,
where he improved the opportunity of exchanging
views with many Of the Oldest, most successful and
sllful Dentists Of that city upon the most scientif
fc manner Of filing teeth, would announce to his
friends and patrons that he has returned, and Is
again ready to wait upon those who may wish to have
their decayed teeth nIled their aching ones extrac
ted, or artificial ones inserted ~. n
From the many persons of Portland for whom DR..
j. has recently filed teeth inserted artificial ones,
he choose to select the following to whom reteTepee
may be made:-Rev. Geo. L, Walker. Roy. Dr Cnlck-
ering, DR.. l. 7. Dana, Dr. VIM. q. Robinson, Cnas.
A. Lord, Editor Of the Christian Mirror.s 80 5s
Dr. j Is office is 2293 Congress Street "a doors west
from the New City Hall and Court House. .s : ele
june7eodH ,k s5aa it..e 5f5--.isY q g.f3lf
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Wants, Lost and Found.


& ~ the Fourth of July, between Green and Casco
~ streets, purse containing small Of mon
eys Ine owner can have the same by calling at this
,July6-d3ts
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

Rent Wanted.

yNAEfED immediately, in the central or west.
ern pat Of the city, good rent Of eight or len
rooms 1oT lamilywit out chi drt n ~
Address Box l55 Portland p o. s janeIsdtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS;
JOHN II. GILMAN, Editor,
PUBLISHED AT se4 EXCHANGE STREET, BY
N. A. FOSTER &c co.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published at
$500 per year in advance. .r
THE MAINE STATE PRESS is published every
Thursday morning, at $500 per annum, in advance;
ment be delayed beyond six months. -
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07
NO ERent.

A TENEMENT. centrally locat d. to 5s1aiy
IA without children. ag one hun6rtd ana my
dolEs per year. Apply to L. S. ", 81
junel6tf s7t Middle Street.