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A BENEFAcrRESs.

There IL . woman in the public eye whose name had
oil along been associated, in our mind with the "Ysn-
kee, "Quack," and "Humbug" But II Is so no longer.
and desire her from all such pcious
associations In all other minds. Whatever notions We
may have Of womany delcsey and propriety, we will
all admit that woman alone is the Nurse-the good
Nurse-the best Nurse. whether shall have Female
Physicians not, is qaesfion which must be decided
by time and principle and not matter oftaste. Pride,
prejudice, caprice and custom well behave them
selves, for there Is really want, there viii also be
supply; II there be calling" there will be coming.
Nature and human society always self-supplyiae,
prevent.
Mrs. Winsow does not wish 10 tres, you gentlemen
Nor does she prescribe regimen for your wives but
Ehe modesty appears . messenger Of health and hap
piness TO your infants in the cradle IA there anything
improper In thstf Nurse Of $50 years. experience
can boldly what is Is not good for babe, and
ought 70 be listened to. God speed her her humble
and happy mission. She lie the successful physi-
clan and mos eecual benefactress little
enjoytd-her doting parents not excepted. Just open
the door for hsr and Mrs Winslow will prove the Amer
iran Florence Nightingale Of the Nursery. OF
sure. that will teach ''susy" to say "A
and escape the grping colicking and teethng Siege
We confirm every word forth Ia the prospectus II
performs precisely what II processes perform ever
part Of t-noth.ng less-Awsy with your Cordial '>
s'Parosorc" "Drops," 'sLAudanum" and. every ofber
Narcotic by which the babe drugged into Stupidity
and rendered dull and idiotic for life.
We have never seen Mrs. winslow-know her only
through the preparation Of her Soothing Syrup
Children Teething' IL we had the power would
make her. she is physical savior 70 the infantrsce
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MEDICAL.
& l. a I'd n u WS
FOR The UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

Are arranted in all for the and
Cure from all diseases arising from sexual
or
YOUTHFUL INDISCRRTiON,
Seminal Loss, Nightly RnissS ms, and Sensual Dreams
Genital, PHYSICAL aud Nervous Debility, Impotence
elect, Sexual Diseases, dc, &C &c.
NO CHANGE OF DIET Is NECESSARY,
and they be used without detection Essh box con-
tsns GO pills, Price ONE DOLLAR II yoI get them
Of your druggist. they will be by mail securely
ed postpaid with foil Instructions that insure cure
receipt of the money; and pamphlet of 100 pages
the errors Of youth the consequences and remedy
fee 10 cents required for postage Address Dr. BRYAN
Consulting Physician,
r. o. Box 500. Az Broadway, New York.
Dealers be supplied by Barnes Co
Wholesale Agents, New York; Tomlinson Cox Agents
for Indianapolis.
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Price only 35 Cents a Bottle.
The Florence Nightingale Of
the Nursery.

The following Is an extract from letter written by
the Rev. X. z. Weiser, to the German Reformed Mes
seRger at Cham bersburg- Pa:
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DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE MRS. WfNsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP, for children teething IL has been
used for 30 years with failing safety and success
by millions Of mothers for their children corrects
scidty Of the stomach relieves wind eholc regulates
the bowels and gives rest health andconfar 10 mother
and child. once No. <e Day street, New York.
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Rest. Health and COmEOrt 10
Mother and Child.

MRS. wISsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP Tor ehfdrss
teethng. sofens the gums, reduces infsmn stieo al
lays all pain, and wind chelic. Perfectly
all cases. We weHld say to every mother who has .
suffering child do not let your prejudice, the preu
dces Of Others stand between you aud your suffering
child and the relief that will be sure-yes sbsoutsy
sure-to follow the OF this medicine iftely used
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Have been abandoned in despair by the great artists In
the principal European capitals at the approach OF the
Hanon Brothers. excepting only the ZAMPILPAERO-
STATION, (the Flying Trapeze) by the famous Leoard,
great feats Every great Opera House In Europe and
South America has been crammed 30 sufoca ion with
Royalty and Nobility, veing with the populace in pro-
found emotions OF CONSERVATION, Of the most
ecstatic pleasure during the different pha Of the
ploits of ihese wonderful brothers.
Between these sen alton chefde aurrts the Hanlon
Brothers ntersperse, at performance, the familiar
fea;s of other and arobat that have generally
been considered meronou, but which, in the hands OF
these master artists become metsmorphosed into gem
Of such SURPRISING beauty that the public scarcely
nze their old avores, like the popular air OF the plan
tatiOn 5arkey when manipulated with variations by an
Ole Bull or Veux Temps
The Tsnag ment have pride In first introducing 10
Western public this the following distinguished
artists who have equals in their several departments
viz
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Wanted lmme diateIy.

T SOUTH NEW JERSEY STREET DOOR, BLIND
~ and Sash Factory, man experienced in the run
Diag c. Sgrfacing Machine and Saws. None other
given.
WARREN TATE.
August -, 1855. aug25-d6t
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FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

Which greatly facilitates the process e. eserxias uy
softening the gums reducing all nfsnn will siiay
ALL PAIN and spssmOdie action, sndis
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The Portable Academy Of Music sMORE COOL. COSY
and CONVENIENT than any permanent Theater in hot
weather containing spacious Parquette with 4 40
Numbered Co airs capaceus Amphitheater with 500
Comfortable Seats and adequate SCrNlC APPLIANCES.
IL invented with especial view 10 the exigencies
Of the Summer sustice, and TO obtain the hesh, and
space indispensable to the performance ofthe
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HANlON BROTHERS.!
This Troupe excels extent and capacity any similar
organizatein In the world.
THE HANL0N BROTHERS ! |!
Six in number
GEORGE,
WILLIAM,
THOMAS,
ALFRED,
EDWARD.

Occupy the position in Gymnastics Acrobatcs and
Acrostatcs Patti Gri Mario and Thaberg in Lyrics
They absolutely mstchless, and for eight years
Gymnastc artists professional amateur have had the
teuerity to pretend rivalry For several their
eight great specialities
Aereepaietic Miracles,
The Double Aerial Trapezimus,
The Triple Parterre,
Zampillaerostation,
The Horizon al Bar,
The 6ymnastc Zouaves,
The Qasdrile AnabsthOD,
And the S'Echelle
Perilleuse,
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NJ Vattemare, the Actor and Ventrilo-
mist

he almost lnVs~iably performed In public
on the stage in a ve.p few instances onlv
could he be induced to shor his skiIl before
private circles in the palaces Of rsinces. Once
Prince Metternich asked him to act az his nal
ace. Vattemare had, as usual, a thousanosy-
cuses; but the prince insisting, he at last con-
sented, upon the condition that, after the be-
ginning of tie performance, no one, whoever
it was, should be admitted into the saloon
The prince accepted the condition, and gave
orders to the servants accordingly. At the
time appointed, Vattemare begins his perform
ance before an audience consisting OF the very
cream of the Vienna aristocracy, who listened
in profoundest silence to the clever performer,
when all at once dispute is heard on the stair
case between guest who will absolutely en-
ter the apartment and the servant who denies
admittance, according to the order he has re-
ceived. The controversy becomes more and
more lively; and the guest, whose voice is
soon recognized as that of q weIl-known men,
Der OF the diplomatic corps expresses his dis
pleasure in terms by no means complimenta-
ry. In the mean time Vattemare has stopped
In his performance, glancing reproachfully at
Prince Metternich, who, remembering his
promise, dispatches some servants with the
order to make peace between the disputants.
The servants, however, soon return with the
assurance that neither in the corridor nor on
the staircase had any one been engaged in a
dispute. The company perceive now that the
quarrel has taken place in Vattemare'a throat
and are highly amused ed.-London Atheneuna
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THE LAST OF THE DEvENPoRTs.-The
Liverpool correspondent of the Manchester
Guardian says: "The bursting of the Daven-
port bubble has been the theme of general
talk on Change and elsewhere to-day. At
eleven o'clock croud of persons who had been
present at the seance last night assembled at
the shop of Mr.. Hime (who had the manage
ment of the tickets) and demanded return of
their money. This, however, was refused, on
the ground that the money belonged to
Messrs. Davenport, who contended that the
conditions imposed BY DR.. Furguson had not
been complied with. We understand that
Messrs. Cummins and Hully, who were object
ed to by the DaveDports, intend to bring an
action in the country court for recovery of
their money, and the result OF this case will
beside the action to be taken by the others
who were present at the hall. The fragments
of the cabinent which were smashed by the
audience last night have been distributed
most miscellaneously, and there is scarcely q
commercial office in town which cannot ex-
hibet trophy of this description. The knot
of which the Davenports had such season.
able dread is the only one which has hitherto
blaff1ed them. 1t is knot we'll known 20
the sailors, and was taught to Mr.. Cummins
we believe, by Mr.. Sothern. The Dav-
enports hurriedly left Liverpool to-day, for
Glasgow it was at first said, but really we
believe, for London" ..,a,gi sssl,s1s4 ~ Z, Il
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The British Army and Navy.

The British army and navy estimates for
the year 1866 have just been announced.
The cost of the army is e14, ,348, ,477-a reduc-
tion OF &495.000 from last year. OF the navy
$40 392, ,224-a decrease of 93l6,OOO. Total
estimates for the military and naval establish
ments for the coming year, e24, ,7s0,671; or in
American currency, $l23, ,005,355.
The small arms establishments has risen
from e162 900 to e172,000, aud the royal lab
oratory from a243 600 to e293 OOo: but the
cost OF the gunpowder factory has been cut
down from 9S1 900 to 934,0O0. Another e10-
U0O ls asked this year for the fortiications OF
the Mauritius, and with $4,000 more, it is
said, the works will be completed. But there
are other works which are only just begun. A
sum of 435 600 is included in this years esti-
mates as the first instalment OF e260OOO to be
spent on the forti6cation Of the Bermudas; a
sum of 950,000 as first instalment OF G200,-
700 on the detences of Quebec; and the esti-
mated cost of the defence of Nova Scotia, up
on which e43,5O0 have already been expend-
ed, has risen to 9l90,000.
In the naval estimates, a million OF dollars.
are appropriated Tor the completion OF the iron
clads El Toussin and Ell Monassir, which have
cost heavily already. The officers and seamen
in the navy number $4,000. There are also Z,
600 boys in the service and 1000 men in the
coastguard service against 1900 last year,
making the total $4,000. The marines num-
Der II 600; namely, 5000 for service afoat and
1900 for service ashore, being 900 less than
in 1S64-5. The civilians for the coastguard
service are 75S against $50, leaving the total
force in the fleet and coastguard service 69,7-
80, against II $50 last year.
The navy consists OF $40 vessels, classified
as follows: i1ogg2ttl.+ 5000
Steamships, AS, of which 357 are screw, and
~ PADDLE; 70 screw ships are building; SO ef-
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eau fON 70 yHEPURIdC.

Every int siligt / and thinking person must know
that remedies h sded out ior general use should
have their emcac estabis he'd by well tested exper
ience in the HAMS of a regularly educated physj.
cian whose prepsr atory studies fits him all the
duties he must hall ye the country s flooded with
best in the world, which are not only useless but al
ways injurious. lis unfortunate should be PARTIo
ULAR in selecting bis physician al it is lamentable
patients made mi,erabe with ruined Constitution.
by maltreatment from inexperienced physicians in
general practices fol it is point generally conceded
BY the Dest syphllographers thatthe study and man
agement of these COMPLAINTS should engross IN
whole time of those VINO Weuld be cornpstent and
successful in their treamenJ and cure The inex.
perienced general practitioner having neither on.
portunlty nor time 70 Nal himself acquainted with
their pathology, commtnly pursues one system 1
treatment, IN mQst caset making an indiscrminate
use OF tnat an uaVed ans dangerous weapon, Mer.
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sts glt.l ai9aa ,79 fo aeae l9iai sSzRM
a9Esallsi9 30. aolsqd mof-
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fNHE undersigned, an ex-edtor of this city. here
4 byeenders his services, for REASONABLE, com
in Maine in Boston, in New York or else here wh@
would like to enjoy the ready correspondence = a,
this State He fatttrs himself that Mis- =.
with the local lansactions and the public measureS
and the public men of the State and Country a. we'll
as his long experience in typographical and editori
al labors give him an advantage In this reepect
which few others possess BE knows how to write
copy for the printer that will require no revision
after it passes out of bis hauds. He ia also good
and expeditions t'proof" reader, and is willing TO
engage with any publisher who may desire his Ser
vices at home or abroad, in that capacity.
WILLIAM A. DREW.
Augusta, Jan'y 2, 1865. - ian5dtf
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
For sale.

FTiHE Esubsoriber offers his farm, situated in Var
mouth. containing As acres of good land, In.
cludng ABOUT acres wood land. A two story
lar an orc lard Of about 40 trees good fruit There
= aso good wharf for shipping hay. The facilities
ior sea eressing are unsu, passed. Said farm was
situated TWO miles from Yarmouth Falls. -
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber
near the premises. m )" -''-
deodtf ,4apa o41 HENRY HIrTrutNu
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Farm for Sale.

FNHE subscriber Offers his Farm, situated In Cape
Il Elizabeth, about three and half miles from
Portland Bridge, containing 70 Acres Land BriId.
mrs good, Fences substantial Sionewal, youeg Or
chsrd, choice grated Fruit About 200 cords wo od
nait OAK and Walnut. Also Farming tools, and 20
cords dressing.
Terms Of pay nent made easy IT, .9 "a 5f
For particulars enquire of SCOTT DYER ON the
Premises, or through PORTLAND, p. 0. -rl
i jan3ldtf u I'LL 81 T7tiH ttti-s-t
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
JoHE GILMAN. Editor,
published at No. ssi ExORAEGE STREET by
N. A. FOsTER& Co.

TEnPoarIAND DAILY PRHssis published at IS 90
per wear in advance. -e
THH MAINE Stair PRKGG iH DubliRhad avaFv 1hrva.
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East North va,
FOP SaIe,

A SQUARE block of land, Of about "a, 900 acres
Lawrence in Canada East. 1t is interoeeded by two
considerable rivers with eligible Mill sites. We'll
pine and spruce in large quantities, and maple,
birch, beech, tamarac and bass wood to any amount
Enquire of HIT. MACHIN Portland
Portland, Feb 1854, feb25 eodtf
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HAYncuNElnrncr

ALL who have committei an ercess of apv kind
whether it be the solitary vi of yout. or the stn
ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence in years
SEEK FOR AN AETTDsTB IysEAsoS.
The Pains and Aches, and LAsitude and Nervou,
Prostration that may follow Impure COTTON. are !,
the Barometer to the wsole svsten,
De not wait the consummati.n that is srra En- fol,
low. do not wait for Unsgitly Ulcers. for
ad Disabled Limbs. for Los of beauty
and Complexio. IL,
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Farm for sale.

A That superior A. i farm recently
&MA~A owned and occupied by the late
MWEfl Capt. Thaxter Prince, containing
81 M1N& &6S1 80 acres of good land, l5 of which L
- "a wood. Good buildings and not q
ROD of waste land upon it. Said farm Is situated in
Yarmouth, aboptone aad half miles from the G. T.
X. X. Depot. nivl al'tis aa4is- ~sFQFl 2
:. Enquire of Charles dumphrey at Yarmouth Vii.
lage.
Yarmouth. Jan. II. 1866. jan1s eoddswtf
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II DIR. j. B. HUGHES
0sisasi CAN BE FOUND AT HIS a
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. 5 Temple Street.

VXTHERE he can a.ssos.saited privately, and with
vv-tho a Utmost confidence by the afflicted, at all
hours daily, and Fl ON A N. to 9 pm.
Dr. III. addresses those who are suffering under the
afiiction of private disease, whether arising from
impure connection the terrible vice of selfabEse
DeVoting his entire time to that pa icular branch Of
ANFEEING CURE IN ALL Gaze whether oflone
standing or Recently contracted sntirey removing
the dregs Oh di ease from the system, and making
perfect and Pi, ItlMANEN1' CURE. rgsssa
lie would est the attention of tho afflicted to the
1act 0i his standing and we'll earned regulations
furnishing suh hcient assurance of his skill AID
cees. : s q
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Let us, then, in this hour of triumph to the
national arms do our duty here, our duty 10
the troops in the field, our duty to our constt-
uents at home, and our duty, above all, to our
country, whose existence has been in such
peril in the past, but whose future of greatness
and glory seems now SO assured and so ra-
diant lrrt seA Dri
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For Sale.

EUyHE dwelling house No .26 Sumner ct. It has q
III brick back-13 finished rooms-a constant sup
DIV Of aoueiuot and rain water and free policy o
insurance. Connected with It Is wood-she and
stable with cellar under. There i a good.sized
q good garden lot. With q little repair, 1t will be
very o peassnt and convenient for person keeping
horse and carriage Or, the house can be occupied
by two families; and the stable may De made into
dwelling house. Enquire of
SEWALL c. CHASE, No Carleton st.
Or. Of CaptJ. B Foster, opposite the premises.
March 1l-codSws fa 4.s5
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EOR SALE.

1sHE subscriber offers fo. sale his Farm on the
= road between Saccarappa and Gorham. 1t con-
grass land. There is OF tue farm one story house
carriage house and barn 81 feet by 60, with good
300 young f. nit trees. JOHN M. ALIEN. NN1'
JanzoeodSm Saccarappa.
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Farm for Sale.

The well known FARM, situated
A[MM-A in Buxton, ON the line of the York
MdzlI&R and Cumberland Railroad It con.
lI& Az,I1 tains Is acres, with House, Stable
= - Barn and Sheds, Come cted with
me Farm Is osaufitul Grove, kaown as Buxton
Center Grove-a favorite resort during the Summer,
making it a tine situation for Public Honse For
particulars inqaireot JOHN s. DONNELL I
I'm the premises or n. p. EMERY, Head Browns
Wharf. .tsI lE7 maiSd 4 1U9v =
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CLAIR VO,YAN T |
tJHll8 AND
Eclectic Physician,

From 6l8 Broadway, New York, has returned to
Portland, and can be consulted at her eff o. NO. IL
Clapp's Block n
ssA One Of the Greatest Cures on Record.
Prompted by no other than the feeling of beneyo-
lence, and for thu benefit of the afflicted de,ire to
make known short description of my disease and
the unexpected cure which obtained from MIS-.
MaIchester's Medicine. Upwards Of two years
since was taken sick, which gradually increased
until was go far reduced that never expected to
be well again. Lad the attendarcs of six eminent
physicians and never recsived the slightest benefit
until Icommenced using Mis- Manchester's Medi-
cnes. Ny disease at that time was as folIows:-I
was extremely feble-con6ned to my bea MY fesh
had all disappeared the whites Of my eyes were ye
low, als' the skin yellow; had dull heavy pain in
tha right side, and it was very much enlarged pain
In my shoulders and spine. The left side seemed to
decay 50 that there was quite holiew pass init.
had very distressing pain at the PIT OF my stomach;
tongue coated thick stomach very acid appetite en-
tirely gone not being able to keep anything ON my
stomach, fever, night sweats, thirst violent, dry
cough, difficulty of breathing, dull headache. can
not describe as wish to do my SCRABBLE situation
and suffering as eyeryorgan in my body was diseas-
ed, My physicians sid was fast Fastening to the
consumption. s ~. iass.a .e.e b stoo5l
Ieniny at this time perfect health, and this is
would recommend every and all invalids to go and
consult Mis- Manchester. MARY A. MouLToN. Y
- ortl. nd, Mayo, lSs5-tf 7It' W w
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HOW MANY THOUSANDS ca " TFsT,JFy Tf,
THIS By UNHAPPY EXPRRIENGR

Young msn troubled with emissions in sleep.a
complaint generally the result Of had bs iii N
youth, treated scientifically, and rfacf cnra yaI
ranted or no charge made.
Hardly day passes but we arc sonsulted nv one
or more young man with the above disease some ~
whom are as weak and emaciate0 a. tho'gh the,
had the consumption, and by ther t;e,Ais 5,nnnseS
TO nave II. All sucn cases yleiato the proper and
are made to rejoice in perfect hesth. - -.
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Farm For sale.

The subscriber offers his Farm for
E<GNA ~ sale situated near Dunn's Depot in
MMEnR North Yarmouth formerly known
H1zU lI1I as the Morse Farm" Likewise
J. Ibis stock and Farming tools The
Farm contains about ITO acIes OF good land, good
buildings &C. Those wishing to purchase are ihyit-
ed 70 call and examine for themselves. 9ef 1t@
.s tf, Il. I. DILLINGHAM
East North Yarmouth Jan I'd, 1866. jan4eo dtl
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Favm tor sale.

WNHE Subscriber offtrs his Farm, situated In Cape
Elzabeth, aDou, u mile from Portland Bridge,
For rartculars enquire of E. N. PERRY, at the
Sherin,s Office or through the Portland Post Office
BOX 1766. ralrf loe.Iarl ansf febl4dtf
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For saIe 3

A A The Spear lot, co obtaining about
&MA-L 35 acres, situated in Cumberland,
"a &aE&M4A two miles from the depot mostly
Is 4ssssHEzs1 ~ siine moving land; balsnce wood.
-land. All well fenced, with barn
on on ne .arm. For terms apply to H r. s fICKNEY,
neau eu VI u Long WnarI. aa E9Ifassau marl0d4w*
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DesirabIe Farm for Sale,

I A Prides Corner in Westb ro ,k, six miles from
a Portland; contains 100 acres OF excellent land
suitably diyde into til age, sture and woodland
lne Who!e mas southern cant, IL well wateret by
never falling brock. A new two story br ok House
81 mod ,rn style, Barn and other outbuiidinga wen
snp2ned With excellent water. 4 n orchard of 100
Apple and Pear trees JUS come int bearin. ,l,
Ter ms liz eral particulars inquire of the sub
scriber on the Iremises ABIJAH HAwErs
Address, Stevens Pla'nsP. o. -
70 s}lfiN9u9 lA1tua1 7iifsc sfa marlEd&wsws
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FOR SALE.

4 CLIFF COTTAGE containing over &c
rooms, large stable and sheds-situated two
jf4ksE and one-half miles from Portland and the
II finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for q wa.
ktering place and summer boarders For
Par1culars enquire of GEO. OWEN, 81
app diff l01 Commercial Street Portland