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MRS. M. G. BROWNS
PHRENoLoGIcAL CHART,

PERPENDICULAR CHART,
By FowLKR WELLS, September i, 1858.
You have a strong constitution large brain and
Vitality enough to sustain it. You organized for
health and long life, having descended from a sub
many Ieepectsy on have the Organization Of your
father, your Intellect espec ally. There Is not more
strongly mol to reason logic aliy Ysu are H.
ling TO stand by logical facts and to follow out the
plan or purpose to its legitimate conclusion judging
| You appreciate Philosophy, and such persons as
| have philosophical turn OF mind aI8tfiGfn ! M
You relish wit, and readily perceive the ridiculous
and II cannot carry the argument by direct log
| 10 you use the "Reductio ad Absurdum,s and show
the unsoundness ofthe opposite proposition by dis.
You are capable osmaking great discoveries; you
have the power of invention. You could not fol.
low in the footsteps OF Others although with your
large imi alton you capable OF adapting yourself
to the forms and usages Of society. You are not In
clined to adopt her peoples thoughts. u. .1E
hop nave large taeai.y ana Gons.ruc.,veness,
| never better satisfied than when porting over some
new problem, following out some faint hint into
the Seautiaf ana the new and are inclined to make
i combinations of wo DIS, ideas and thlnge and not
| easily puzzled with complications. You have fac.
ulty for unraveliing causes. Your Spirituality Is
large which elevates your mind ~ the and
unknown. Youpromse yonrseff only 90 much hap.
pness you really work out for the rest
sYour love Of sp isso large that you wish
the good will and favorable opinion Of everybody
you want al to give you aheary and generous re-
You cannot bear frown; smile ia sunshine 70
yfer soul, while frownis, to yeu' blight storm
and sorrow. q .,,-t ny, =.
You have It, ope social fselings1.are capable Of
loving . friend, wife and mother and if properly
mated, socially, would feel at home In the domestic
In Character ana disposition you are prsseminent.
ly womany In yonr Intellect and tendency to rea.
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Wanted 10 Purchase,
A BRICK HOUSE, situated in the w estern part Of
n the city. Possession to be had Nay LIST IS. I
address Box No 20. 1T aHd p. u, stating local.
ity, price &C., Tor three weeks. decl9dwtf
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MEDICAL.
lerokee1 Re "a edy,

sinEs1 gatNoAti a.-l ,,.tl d .... Sol H-r.lJ
10 ito sisg5-9 sdi q sr 5I . -alif
N 7 sar
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4 Furnished House to Let

A CONVENIENT Dwelling House, furnished
Awith genie lmrnitere, situated on the corner OF
Vaughan and Bracket streets and near the Congr 30
street Horse airs, will be let enable tel
posse ion gwen Jan 3D. Inquire on the premises.
77cec29ttf = 1913 'zol g a-'-7GAA9i9 taa7HoG aaI
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- REDUCED RATES4
~ = T7T777 -7T 77T77T7717 II 7T7T 81 $500
FOR SALE 4 TO LET.

HOUSES tor Sale.
o. "A three story Brick House and Lot on Lin
M;,sI coin street.
Z.A two story Wood IN House and Lot on
Cnestn ut street, near Cumberland st.
a three story Brick House and Lotion Park Place
near Danforth rect.
two story Hoase and Lot, corner Pine and Clark
str cts. Also VACANT LOT near Washington st.
Terms libeia Apply to
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Farm For Sale. =
30 The subscriber offers his Farm for
AM N sale situa.e near Dunn's Depot in
gKNRiAxR2 NORTH Yarn luth formerly known
n Wldl &hT1H as the "Mo Sc Farm /" Likewise
ss=5asfse!9-his ock and Farming tools The
Farm contains about ITO ae on good land, good
buildings sc. Those wishing to purchase are invt-
ed 60 Call and examine Tor the mise ves miDost2sb
------------- I. DILLfNaHAM."
East North Yarmouth, Jsn2d, 1885. n jan4sodti
For Sale.
A SQUARE block of land, of about 49, 900 acres
N of wood land ON the south side of the river st
Lawrence, in Canada East. 1t Is interceeded by two
considerable rivers with eligible Mill sites. Well
pine and spruce in large quantities, and maple,
birch, beech, tamarac and bass Woa dto any amonnt
Enquire of II. T. MACHfN, Portland
Portland, Feb 1854. qYA feb25 eodtf
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In giving the above extracts from my PhrsE ologi.
cal Chart, do so having two fold object In view.
/ First, Be .anse do not wish to be classed with
Quacks or Hambngs, who have exper mented on the
snaefing massss till the blood of those slain BY
Qaackerya ponring Medicine down the throat and
Secsndlv, / wish to appear befors the world in my
true colors, ighty understood, may be ena-
blsd through M Metaphysical Discovery to save
thousands of valuable n, es from an uniimey grave
and prevent di ease from being left inheritance
to unborn generations. .11fiA 5Jt'S
because they are abstruse thinkers. Phr nologv
is begotten born, and sustained by iuHtGbEe Iaios
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Cure of Catarrh Of Ten Years Standing.
\ 1, Mr.. WILLIAM DoNNKLLY. corner of Dexter
and D streets, South Bottom, do certify that my
daughter has been suffering from Catarfh for the
past years. She lost the sens of smell and had
no passage Trough her nostrils during that time
Every remedy was ~rosorted to- without receiving
any relief 5Seeibg Mrs. n. @ Brownis Ne saphysf-
FER doinS 40 7 must acknowadse NV gratitnde 10
God for incinng me TO tails great remedy for that
dreadful disease-Catarlh. i believe my daughter
never would have been cured had not found this
medicine. 1t must have been sent Of God TO the
people to rid them ofthe horrible disc ses that take
hola Of them. Ny daughters CataTrh is eatirely
cage to her head 10 clear. 1 cheerfnlly recommend
the Metaphysical Discovery to all who suffer from
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ID OOMS to Let, Furnished or 2unfarnished with
IGor without board, at ~ Free street. None but
respectable persons need apply. Jansdlws r,
AsUa0 ASH 3ebClGa
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FOR SALE,

WISHING to make O. change in my business,
wv offer 'or sale my establis lrnent, where man
with caOital Of 81 900 SO 100 can do an extern
siver business, For further particulars address J.
~ SUN, Portland, Msasi G dec20d&wtf
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Saie..

A TWO story House and Lot, situated on Port
"A land street, with Stable and other outbrIldings
Thousand square feet Enquire Of n. STEVENS,
No. Al Portland street. ma ~ iune9 off
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A TWO story house corner of CongresJ and Mer.
~ ril Streets with tho lis offered for sale, In
quire OF CHARLES WEBB, - :
jauSiSw-doois 81 10 gai l03 Congress street. -
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Real Estate for sale.

HOUSE and Let on Hampshire Court. occupied
Hby Rheda Henson The house is two stories, in
good repair, and will be sold at bargain. Eoqnre
OF JOSIAH JONES, Nos MerfilfstI y dec31d3w*
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'SSOO REW ARM,

nN Central wharf, or around the, Grand Trunk
" Depot and yarc !; q Calf Sktn Wallet contain
Ing q considerable sumof money and papers Of no
value to any ono but the ooser. The finder viii be
-ewarded as above ON returning the same 10 No.
Central Wharf, or " Bracket street.
e Portland, Aug 81, 1854. aug8Idf
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Columbia to New York and Back.
DIFFICULTIES ON THE road.
o NIGHT TRAVELLING.
WAGON, RAILROAD, STEAMER
UNPLEASANT REFLECTIONS.

alterations and Improvements.
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old play;goers that, although some
what fauty--and who is it that the
theatrical public regard as perfcct?-
Miss Jean bids fair to take her place
by the side of the. ''terricle Char
iotte." OF pleasing address, fine
form, handsome face and professional
merits Of an uncommon order, it is no
wonder that this lady has been draV;-
ing full houses even during the cheat
ed term"
HIGH PRICES.
The prices OF all articles, from q
mint julep to silk dress, have adj
vanced to about double the rates pre-
vious to the war; and the merchants
state that prices are low nov to what
they wcr" 4 few months ago, when
gold vas ov,i 2't0.
Thy: CENTRAL PARE.
The Central PARK draws thousands
of visitor, ,la;!v--in carriages. brettS.
phmton%, soc:sl!cs. soiitArie>, and
half q dozen other styles of vehicles;
persons on horseback and on foot.
Saturday afternoon IS the fashionable
time 10. vi:sito!s-:hcre being music
o., iioc mali lov Dodwosths celebrated
band EI;niat,lcn lakes, fo&lit;,ins.
bridges, delightful drives, cool rc-
treats, shady nooi1s, tiuc collection
OF wild ,nlinlis, comprise some of the
attractions OF t:is renowned park
FAiI'CI4 KErI.ECrIoSs.
The cnntrast between the appear
an.v -. things III TIE Northern cities
Ml;' those OF OFT own State is pn;ntnl
in i.c c::traAno; bus it is hoped and
believed tE.:t, N :; .rcw years, they Will
al II" able 20 ,;:c again, and be once
lnolc occIpicd hv a thriving popula-
ton.
llC:-EvsRD EouSD-I:l7R1AL AT SEA.
In turning o,,r steps lomcward, We
were rather undecided whether to
take the cheaper h!t more tircsomc
roNtc by land, OF tho expensive but
,i4';@htfi,l trip by SEA to Charleston
1t t.,@ last minute, we decided on th.,
Latter, aud tool; passage on the pro-
p"llnr ''Grrnad:,, Capt. Eaxter The
boat is in excellent condition, and
with pleasant weather, the best Of fare
and good company, the time passed
Very asr@cally. During the passage,
one of the tircmcn became over-heat-
cd, and III the coursc Of Il few hours
died At Daylight the next morning,
the body was sewed up in Il blanket,
with some weights attached to the feet,
and thrown overheard. Tho passcn-
gers expressed regret * The summary
b:'ria|. and ,'a in,luiry VIC found that
the POO: Follow w:,s:l ,ti':n.tnr--hav;nE
o:i, come aboard .he afternoon III.
steamer >.:!.rd SO ONE even knew
his name. OF from whence Ike came.
FORT 81 sITEAi
IN coming into Charleston harbcr.
we passed close Enl'r tl.e waiis-no,
the |'cbriS OF poor Old Sumter I'm
less the information WAS given, no one
would ever suspect, from its present
that it had once been IL
formidable work. But its Slory has
not departed. The Old fort. 10 doubt.
will be rcbu;lt, and again take it's place
as one of tho guardians cf the Queen
Ci;y.
'TUE LAST SEEM. ..oi' ALL"
j. railroad ride to Or:ingeburg, and
then ~ wagon ride of forty three miles,
brought A. homo, where we hope to
remain al anchor for d !naetl of time
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TMtn.>EUs sTHEEr,
CONi'|SSIOI NEReIIllT.

II FAST BY, CH!RLLSTON, S. C.,
NJ r.tI. give attention. to TIE forwarding
w of COTTON i, Nv Eo"k antl Europe
and VIII rcrciv. a'!l lGr"arl goods from
abroad consigned i parties IN the interior
OF th,s State. Advances made on produce
CONSIGNED to lr;Eu.' I.cary. ESD, New York.
i flll s;o-n uf GECi' t.!>li.H always ON hand
and toy sale at :hc lowest market rates.
l'av E"a!,i>rs S;-EEHIDH FAMILY SOAP,
il, quarter, half and whole boxes, can be
Skipped III any quantity at factory prices
Judy II l5*
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RETAIL, ut Low PI
Goshen Butter,
Prime Bacnt.
No. l Mach"rvl.
Brown, c, Clal'i.ied a
Coffee,
Black Tea,
Figs.
i'runes,-
C!tron,
G"ia Drops,
tlavoTinS Extracta,
Adauian;ine Candies
Lily White.
White Balls,
Ros" Oil,
Extracts.
Shaving Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Ladies (ia tiers,
6 Hose.
Head Hant!kerc,lieta,
Eac" Ginger,
Allspicc, Mace.
FIG Blue. Sweet Oil,
Cream ot' TaI'tar,
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JOB WORK,

Such as HAND-S1L-.s, CARDS, c1sCC-
LARS, SE-N-P-.o- -S@S, erc., executed
p-orpt.v a.d az -aaeo.ao..o rsoeS.
J~--.l.-Ts =. cE-,
July 81 I;.5l:sLe- aad Proprietor.
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ASSORTED L:QUous. Sc

Such as 1cid*i.k Champagne, Champagne
Cider, Frcnch Brandy. Old Bourbon ard
MnEonsahc!a Waisk.:y, u.,c:icr Port Wine,
st. Julien Cl,rct: Lemon aud Raeoberry
SyEnrs, brakes and Bo,l.s Eitters.
With Il variety Of DE';.tS,
MEDICINES.
FANCY AkIICLHS
Also, Superior SPANISH :EClAES. late
import lion. July 81
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NEW and ATTRACTIVE STOCK.
!, :
MERVlW Vs. eoHEM,
ASSEMBLY STREET, WEST SIDE.
Ono Door from Pendye.o,, street.

NhO1LECAAC ana
HICES, VIZ:
Kentucky Leaf lard,
Dutch Hcrr;EGs.
SardiDos,
and Crushed Sugars,
Young Tyson Tea,
Assorted CSacl.crs.
Dates,
Eaisins and Almonds,
Sugar }'i,,,na,
Stack Candies,
Gross Natche3,
J. sperm CaAdlos,
p::ak Balls.
flair Pomades,
Iollct Soap,
Perfumes.
i]air Brushes,
Dressing Combs.
Mems Caters,
. Hose,
, Spoc! Cotton,
Ground Ginger,
Cloves, Nntlncgs,
English Coprerao.
Epson Salts, &c.
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''TE:E LAST sCES:: .oI' ALL"
!. railroad! r:Ic to Or;inSeburg, and
then y wagon ride of forty three miles,
drought - homo, where we hope to
remain AZ anchor ior d length of time.
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