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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-16
SummoryiLle Institute.
EXTEN&EVE SALE OF
Property
~wr-v a CeN T,EASE,

WILL Offer for sale nj my re 'idepce, nve m,it NJ
rsod on The T r IT MONDAY OF DECEM In
(ae 4thl lees q large stock eft Mules, Horses,
Sheep, Hogs, etc also, Corn, Fodder aAo - : - a
Tools " Il ~ che same time offer 10 tease -,
term Of years my Plan stiou, seven or egat aso,
ded acres wtlca is ia fine stste OF e.; ~
IN g. 90 rep.i, aDa Aaey adopted 10 me ou1. aious
Cotton Corn s. heat. etc.. ard has coinHIoel ,,
Dwelling House and al necessary Outhousss upo1 =,
Any OF the personal pr operty may pc putens..,on
private sale aud the IllntatioA leased cy apPneasS
10 myself, on the premises at any time 0eA''s ~
day OF sale
Terms made ksewp "a the apy Of sale ,Aox.
foy 10 ida A., D. RApA'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-14

- = n @ 3
i "A dispatch from Washington says the
Secretary Of War has issued very impor-
tant order in regard to penalties for the
neglect Of dnty and disobedience Of orders
On the part Of commissioned officers in the
charge 81 troops about to be mustered out
Of the iservioe. After stating that it 10
generally the fsult Of the regiments or
company officers if delay Jpn the muster
ont ocDurA, he desires that chief must Wing
officers and their assistants report BY tele-
graph theUames Of all selecting officers,
with the charges against Chem, to the Ad.
iutant General Of the army, Withholding
in the meantime their final payments and
honorable discharges, with view to their
summary and dishonorable dismissal from
the service, with forfeiture of all pay The
report by telegraph will be sent promptly
upon cases of neglect being brought to 10
tice, and at the same time the facts in full
viii be reported by mail. Governorsaof
States are requested to report delinquenl-
,oiss coming to their notice to the chief
mastering officer of the State, and to the
Adjutant General of the army, so that q
prompt remedy may be applied. 60 sd
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-14

Hos. G. P. KIRKLAND, OF New York,
has Just published an able pamphlet, in
which he holds that the national govern
ment has no control over the question of
negro suffrage, and that this matter may
be safely left to the future population of
the rebel States. The distinguished fnan-
cier, Hon. ALBERT GAILATG, has printed
a letter, agreeing substantially with the
views of Mr.. KIRKLAND.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-14

BISHOP WHIPPLE AT HoMR.-We learn
from the Faribauit Republican that Bishop
WH1PPIx arrived home on Tuesday morn
ing, in time to participate in the celehrs-
ton of the Fourth.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-14
The 9Th, 7th, Sah, 9th and 10th Or
dered Mustered Ont.

Governor Miller last night received the fol-
lowing telegram, containing good news to the
relations and friends of soldiers in the above
regiments: ,oez
Governor of Minnesota: -
Referring to your letter Of the 23d ult., the
9Th Regiment has been ordered mustered out,
and the 9Th, 9Th, 9th and 10th Regiments are
also under orders for muster out. The 18th Is
already mustered out.
Please see circulars sent you relative to what
troops are to be discharged.
Orders applying to one State are the same
to another, and the work is going on as rapid
" as the public interests win permit.
THOS. NJ. VINCENT,
A. A. General.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-14

MINNESOTA REGIMENT, the 11th, en- route
Tor home, was detained in the city some hours
to-day, and bivoaacked at the Soldiers Home.
II numbered some nine hundred men, and
ABOUT every man had O contraband, q dog, q
coon and grey squirrel. The pets filed
We take the above from an indianapolis
dispatch to the Chicago Tribune. We
guess the boys of the 18th will say it is a
pretty large story. We saw several of
the above named animals on the Keokuk
Yesterday, but not quite so many as the
Tribune correspondent.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-14

GEN. SANBoRs.-The st. Louis Repu5-
6oan of the 4th says Gen. SAsBoRs was at
the L,ndell hotel, but was to leave the CITY
on that dsy for Fort Riley, in Kansas, un-
der orders, i, was presumed, to take com.
n.nd of that military district.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-14
Governor OF South Carolina. d

Governor Of South Carolina Oh
"a s.tv' .a.5- "
!, The President has appointed BRNJ. r.
PRRRY Governor of South Carolina. The
Presidents proclamation is in the same
form as the proolamations appointing Gov
ernors Of other late rebellious States.
Governors are now appointed for all the
States except Florida. u 10 y:.s1,. =
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-14
STATE OF MINNESOTA, g
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
ct Panl JnlY 6. 1855.


MAJ. Samuel e. Adams PaynsasteT o. s. Army,
st. Loais, No.:
the receipt of your favor of the 9th ult., ac-
companied by splendid eagle in glass case,
decorated with national flags, and rendered
as present to the Executive Department OF
Minnesota. .u.
fully accept this evidence Of your high appre'
citation of our gallant soldiers, and viii assign
to it conspicuous position in the Capitol.
Heartily responding to your sentiments OF
attachment to the Union of our Fathers. and
hoping very soon to witness and welcome your
return to permanent residence amongst your
old friends,
am very truly your friend,
STEPHEN MILLER.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-14

sc spread Eagleo Correspondence
Maj. SAN. E. ADAMS, Of Monticello, now
Paymaster in the army, has sent a SPLEEN
did eagle to Gov. MILLER. The following
correspondence explains the incident :iw
PAY DEPARTMENT, U. s. ARMY,
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, June 81, 1865.
To His Ercelency Stephen Miller, Governor of
Minnesota:
MYDEAR s1R-At the close of the Mississip-
pi Valley Sanitary Fair, held at this place last
season, had the good fortune to draw q splen-
did eagle in glass case, decorated with national
flags and valued at $500.
have thought proper to present the same
to the Executive Department OF our gallant
State. Minnesota, than which none has res
bonded more cheerfally to the calls OF the Pres
ident by way of brave, patriotic men, none
has manifested more intense zeal for the
maintenance and perpetuity of the government
bequeathed rs by our fathers, and none has
more frequently sealed on the field OF battle
with the blood and lives of her sons it's devo-
ton to the cause of the Union. n.....
It gives me great pleasure to make tins pres
emit to the Executive Department at this time,
presided over as it is by one who LETT COM
Portable Preside for the hardships incident to a
soldiers life drew his sword in support OF the
constitution and laws of his country, and bat.
tied nobly against the foes of humanity, liber
ty, equality and justice.
have the honor to be, your friend and hum
BILE servant SAM' =. ADAMS
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-14

p.sssl uaI o. S N nna ss s1s.os,.s !
1onSuANT to Munitions from the Hon. Ashur
ware, Judge Of the United States District
court within and for the District Of Maine he re-
I've public tice that the following Libels ana
An Inssy"a lave Deen nied In said Court. viz ::
y y 9pn. 10 gu rs, seized BY The Coliector sor
t DhslEct OF Portland and Falmouth on the four-
Iistrict 01 february ias1past at Bethel in said
, a .soss against the Brig Wati4m II. ra,t, her
iscror Of tle Ds @aa Furniture seized BY the Col.
o. Ine ond day Of Februsry lat nsst !.
or Lucifer Matches. seized IL ~ C1sss V frscs.o~
terns kevenus ior the urth CoSee,s ~ IN
OF Main augor, i said Dis, 80 sS'aon Districs
An INF ,rmati1n against Fire P ~ Z. -,
tImeoas Gooos. seized BY the loec,oys , msScse
nict Of cortland and Falmouth On tha f me y y
oay or Mny last past at P.,rtand In sssd .eonth
A Libel against the Schooner Oronfes ~. si
ssr rsels n sat, seized by the Collectos os<ty
District Of renob cot the ninth day Of An,ii sne
pa y ~ CAST q, in said District i1ss
o.; a Loci AGAINST 7hs Schooner Sarah Amn a.,
~" Sases gf Mctcs, seized BY the Collector Of ths
six,h SsO u slooooough. in said District, the
a Lsoet against the Schooner James Warren and
nsr oa1 seized BY the Collector Of the District
al ca tne IN said q rhEtieh day Of May last past,
o, a d1Sss against the schooner 0roAses and her
Pf%rgI seized ny che Coseor Of the District Of
Cistine. ssis n st,ict IA Of May last past, at
.hs Which seizures were for breachss of the laws q
sio nioels aud Informations; that kes r,,, sN
~, ~. VII % hsd aereon, at BANGOR in said
re s sos Sonrth Tuesday QfJUER cNrrsnf where sny
shonId Y any can be shown, wherefore The SAM
ing to s DC decreed forfeit and disposed OF accord
D. 1855. ~ Portland this thirteenth day Of june A.
FLA. QUTNBY.
.rn.,oa,1x Deputy U. s. Marshei
'1"eA"ua1A District of Maine
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-14
9 TREASURY .DEPARrMET.

UDtce 81 C0n1ptF0tEtF Of the ChTTeNcV,
- 40 ~ Washington, April l7th, 1866
WlHEREAS AS, BY satisfactory evidence preeented
that The Merchaafs' ationGt Bans n Portland
N the City Of Portland, in the County OF Gambler
lana, end state OF kaine. has bsen duly ORGANIZED
under aud according to the requirements OF The Act
Of C9ngrcss Titled "An Actfo proyice Nationa.
currency. secured BY q pledge United states
bon1s and 10 provide for the cir ulation and rf-
demption thereof" approved June 8, 1854. and has
complied with all the provis OF SAID OF equireo
TO becomplied with before commencing the Blu T.
ness Of Ba king under saii Act:
4 NOW, therefors, Freeman Clark Comptroller Of
the Currency, do hereby certif that aThe Mer-
chants National BuRk Of Portland = In the City OF
PottleDd, In the Couaty " Cumberland and st te
Of Msns, is authorized to commence the business Of
Banking under the Act Aforesaid. "a i11 Ifl'T III
In cot mony whereof. witness my hand and seal
OF flee this seventeenth day OF April. 1885 -17-
H. o. 4. CLARKE,
-e1J Comptroller OF the Currency.
No 1023. aHf1sax9 IS ap2 bel aD22d2m
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-14
CITY OF PORTLAND.

NOTTCE is hereby given, that il is the intention
IN Of the City Council TO have the lines OF Cum.
pcrland Street, between Green and Preble streets
renewed ard established.
). And he Joint Standing Committee of the City
council on laying out and wide. inPS y lin pursuance
Of an order oithe City Council On the bt iay
Of june, will meet for said purpose on Thu sdsy,
the 10Th day OF at O'Clock In the afternoon at
tue corner Of Cumberland and Preble street. the
place Of beginning, then and there proceed to es-
tabh b the lines said street s.
. All persons interested will take notice and govern
themselves acceraingly.
given under our hands this eth day Of June, A.
g. FotTKR, COMMITTEE
PHINNRY, on
VIM. ooULE, laying OUT
J. BRADPoRD new
june std a. uiDDIsas,
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-14
CAUTION Io YHE PUBLIC.

Every Intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out tor general use shouio
fence in the hands of regularly educated physi-
clan, whose preparstory studies fits him tor all th
duties he must fulfill ye thecounIry 10 flooded With
best in the world which not only useless, but al
ways injurious. The unfortunate should be PARTIo
ULAR inselecting bis physician, al it is iamentabe
yet incontroyertable fact, that many syphilitic
patients are made miserable with ruined
BY maltreatment from inexperienced physicians in
general practice; for it is point generally conceded
agement of these complaints should engross til
whole time of those who would be competent and
perienced general practitioner having neither 90.
portunity nor time to make himself acquainted witt
their pathology, commonly pursues one System 1
use of that sntiqrsted and dangerous weapon, Msr.
curry. l1tt@ti 3 rti'fe't r '
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-14
C. p. KIMBALL'S
eslAJ e PATENT
JUMP SEAT CARRIAGE


The attentirn OF the public Is respectfully calico
to my Rw STYLE.PATEET sUMP-sEAr CARRIAGE
Las usea for two or TOUR passen xers-inyented anc
Thereby certify, that have used, the past season
the KsmbatI Jump Seas Cqrridg: on which MT q
p Kimball obtained Letters Patent on the 18th
Nov. 1854. take grtat pleasure in saying 10 al
persons desiring q good, genteel and serviceablt
Family Carriage. that, Ia my opinion, The kimbal
Jump Seat far surpssses any thiog Of the hind ever
befJ invented-DeIng very gsnteel In style, a.
light and well adapted Tor or two persons an
sngie Carriage, OF r0omr end comfortable for -four
f gros1n pcrsons-is also one of the easiest ridirf
Carriages nave seen, either with two or foul
persons. Tn, seats ave so constructed that even q
child can shit hem. and so we'll proportioned ano
made that they do not get out Of repair
advise AL to examine before purchasing any 9th
er kim Of Family Carriage. 49, ~a-a1., ...-tt ia.
Jacob Mole Ian, Mayor Of Portland, Me.
Rev. Alex. Burgess, JEW ~
Gu Adams, Landlord Preble House, j
W, T. ,,hase, Of Chase Bros & Co., e. 3
Wv. Moses, Bath, Me-, VI ...4 ft...'r
Thomas LamDart, Augusta, Me-,
o. NJ Shav. Bangor s.ouse Bangor Me-,
I. j. 60athard Richmond, Me lI la.
&c. Soule, FrsepoIt, Me-, uld
George Thompson, Portsmouth, N II.
Pm. blanchard. Yarmouth, Me-,
Richard HardinR.ea 81 afisff
li G II. Southland, Richmond, Me-, Ii II -.r 81
W.U. brown Saccarappa,
4. D. Smith, Jr.. Providence, r. l.,
G. w Robinson, New York. "a t.r iN
Moses Blnisdeil, Peoi. Illinois, 1s1 faI
Hamilton, Montreal, o. e., -, a s
James rhorborn, NJ ID Toronto. G. W.,
j. Richd Thompson, Barrister, Hamilton. @. W
Prices as low rs can be aforded--being much 8
thana Cfrryal and but little higher than good Toy
Buggy--whle thes make beautiful Top Bnggy ano
perfectly genfeei Carryall.
Sold only by the Pa'entee at Portland. Maine
and By kIMBALL BRoTHKRs, Ito Sudbury Strest,
Boston. ~ ~. q t...-e f...ta...4. li.t 81 ...l.l
Ali persons are cautioned against making. selling
or using the Carriage without first securing The
right to do SO. ffls Ns aaN
Fine engrasipgs ofthe carriage sent by mail. with
price, on application to ss Ma f4siFss
ah9i C. p. KIsEBALL, 4xa ~.
% siie 3 MANUFACTURER and Pdtentee
apl4d3m v PRRBLE ST PoRrLA ND. ME.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-14

For sale,

GEVERAL finely located House Lots In Cape Eliz.
lCabeth three MINUTES walk from the Cape Bridge
Enquire of e. N PERRY . at the Sheriff. Office,
Portland, where plan ct Caps Elizabelh lots may
be foen. A mNI3tf
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS fOr Rations
And ship ChandIery.s .. e..
T1l I49 CoLLEcroR's OFFTcF.


DIsraICF OF ORTIZ AND AND kAIMourHl y
~ = lftrd ssIrlso June s, 1856. ~
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at thGs
y Office un il the 18th day Of juno in for the
supply ration to the petty oheess and sean en- Ct
tia u. 8. Revenue Steamer "MahoniDg," or any
otner Reytnu, Cutter or Cutters hal may be q A.
toned at this port for tn term OF one year from the
LIST day of july next
The rations for the Revenue service is tn same
tnat allowed In The naval Service emitting the
quer; and Goa lists Of the following articles, viz
seer fork, Flour, Ri.e r ssine, or Dried Frui'
rickles Or Cranperfiet, Biscuit, Sugar, lea, Cocoa
blItsr, Cheese, Melasses. Vinegar sttiH t.taN Z
The rau ms TO be of good and wholesome quality
to be approved by the Captain; and the dInerent
articles mpri'ing The ration to be teiVered on
board the vessel in good and sufficient casks and yes
s. Is, TO be provide BY the Contractor and the con-
tents he eos oistinc ly marked each II ia 10 be
unde stood hat the Contractor viii be hound to
farnish upon reasonable Ioucs, as often a. NAV h
required by the Captain of the vessel wi h tho an
probation of the Collie or, mot exceed guI on a.
average one day in eseh wee ., such fresh meas ana
fresh vegetables as may be equi emit to the cores
pending parts Of tho ration allowed In the naval ser
vice. .MysiA@ g7siss ANntsJ kis-sfsA1 AflF-7f
Table of Ratiops may be seen at this cfhce.
Scaled Proposals. will ais be received at this of.
ice until tire 18th inst Tor Sh Chandefy for use o.
above named vessf or vessels for said term of one
List of articles to be bid for and other speciHca-
tions necessary to fall uuders anding Of the pro-
posals advertised for. may be seen a. this office.
lSR AEL WAS HbURN, Js.,
jane5edtd sds sg1 l.sa Collector
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-14
TREASURY DEPAKTMENF.
Office Of Comptroller OF the Currency,
10 Washineton April 18th. IsB5

Onue VI OvlnplLgll OF tu5 CaII5neYs - .
1all Washington, April 18th, 1865. ]
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
w 70 the undersigned it has be EN- made 10 appear
that RHE CAsCo NATIONAL BANK or PORTLAND, .
In the city Portland, IN he County OF Cumberland
and State OF Msi-e. hasbe duly organiz u der
aud according to the requirements oiIhe Act OF con.
gr g EMIT cd "A n Act to provide National Cur.
rency, 81 cured by pledge or Unite States Bonds.
and to provide for the circulation I'D redemption
Thereof approved June 8. 1884. pnd has complied
with all the provisions of said ACT required to be
somp led with before commencing the ba insss o,
Barking under said Act;i.;f s..5 + -i8. s.s. =
Nod fherg re. I, FaEKMAN CLARKE, Comrfroli-
or Of Che Cur ney, do hereby certify that "rH1
CAsoo NATIONAL BARK" in the city of Portland
T. the County o. Cumberland. State Of Maine, Is
authorized to commence the business Of Banking
urder the Act aforesaid. 4 s,1,
In testimony whereof, witness my hand aud seal
o. ofhee, this twenty sixty day Of April, IA s.
~ inrli FREEMAN CLARKE,
lis s9ilIa1 Comptroller of the Currency.
6 No. 1000. rIt-.I 80. ap20i2m 81.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-14
MISCELLANY.

IRISH ADRoIrNass. --Casar Otway tells
story OF courageous little dapper exciseman,
who entered Connemara, single handed TO
seize fat lady who did good business In
French silks and laces. He met this contra
bandist In narrow pass, and came upon her.
Ii remember Alright, unexpectedly from be-
hind rock. The lady, who was very large
and lat, was riding on pillion behind ser
want boy Although taken by surprise, she
proved nerseH more than match for theex-
else officer. slS =
4 snail thank you, ma'am,' said he. taking
the horse BY the bride, 10 dismount.,
the lady.
4 am an officer in his msjesiys service,
maam, and have reason TO believe that you
nave cooTa0and property about your person
OF oeneatn The saddle OF the horse
cor.uDately for the contrabandst, she had
none OF tue goods about her person; they
were all slowed away beneath the pillion up
on which she sat- 8ee AAre
i really cannot come, down. said the large,
fat woman. s.'ss.5 rs = 5s.f =
But, really, ma'sm, You must said the
courageous little man, lookingup at the noun
tain.
Then II do, sir, you must help me- So
With the greatest pleasure, ma'am,' said
the miniature exciseman. holding up his hands
The lady, who came down at a run, hoped
INTO ms arms with q weight and velocity
Wnicn lnreg him upon his back In the road,
wnsre she held him pinned beneath her. ial
n oe away, ma bochal, said she, in Irish,
turning ner head to the servant boy; it's me
tne gentleman wants, and not you
YET me up, madam roared the exciseman.
On dear me, sir what fright you gave
me- said she, rolling herself leisurely of, and
declare that boy has rode off with the horse
-lOace Week. q a.st aag' = A. z IT e
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-14
Portland and Boston Line.
Great OHnduc Z NJ { nts

fNHE subscribers Offer for sale large quantity Of
IL desirable building lots, in the West End of the
~ " lying on Vaughan, Pine Neal, Carlton. Thorn
umei 7, Danfortr, o anaa and salem Streets. -.
mhi sell on eredit of from one to ten years.
ts, sy me purchasers and to parties who viii
pa - ~ satisfactory character they sciII adj
vance. aSssrea one fossth or he cost u bniidtao.
1 on coepssss sas,2 nc house From parties who
pu.iu IN, n'sor AZ. 70 CASH PAvMEETs REQUIRRD
N. at the Office g the subseribsrs. where nisns
may be seen, and full Particulars obtained. p'--'
Portland, May 8, 1866. raayztf'
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-14

The OYsTER.-Open an oyster, retain the
liquor 10 the lower or deep she'll and IN view
eo through microscope 1t will be found 10
contain muititudes OF small oysters. coveret
win SHELLS, and swimming nimbly about-one
hundred and twenty of which extended but
one inch. Besides these young oysters, the
liquor contains variety OF animslcules, and
myrlads OF three distinct species Of worms
Sometimes their light resembles blush star
ABOUT inc centre OF the shell, which will be
beautifully luminous 10 dark room.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-14

At concert In small town not far from
Boston, few evenings ago, youth was OBJ
served to give vent to his pleasurable feelings
Dy clapping his hands at the end fons OF tie
pieces. A man who sat near him, and who
was taxing notes Of the proceedings, said;
nusn I think you would clap ifa donkey
fss' Immediately answered the youth,
get up and try '-'
The complainatwas silent. MC0H
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-14

A lsts well-known lawyer In the Emerald
Isle wrote to dear friend to ask him to din
ner, and begged him to come. This friend, a
well known peer, now deceased, replied he
could not come,as he had had bad attack Or
the govt. This irritated the intended host
extremely, knowing his friend never had the
govt; so he called on him next day TO upbraid
the peer, who replied, "Now stop; then sure
II Is rheumatism Ishave got, aud + wrote YOU.
govt, as I could not spell rhenmatism.o
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-14

NNHE dwelling house No rs Sumner st. 1t has q
n bict back, 10 sished rooms, q constant sup
ply Of squeduct and rain water, ana policy of
ipsaraDes; Connected with 1t is weodsshed and
front YARD, with lot of choice nit trees IN it and
a gai dea lot: With little repair, it " be very
pleasant, aud convenient. for person keep ping q
horse and carriage. Or he house may be occupied
BY Two f'milies, and the stable may be made into
dwelling house. Enquire at No IT Federal st. II I
May 25-oodSw 49, 49, - 2 +
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-14

II Wish were a ghost; blamed If i dor't.p
SAID poor sweep, Is he was solilcquizing ia
the cold the other morning "They goes
wherever they pleases.r tell-free; they don't
owe nobody nothing, and that's comfort--
whoever heard tell Of man who had bill
against a ghost2 Melody. They never buy
clothes and whites. nor has to stand shiverinc
IN the cold till Sally lets ,em IMP, e.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-14
HAyk CoNFIpENcE.

All who have committed an excess of any kind
whether t DO the solitary vice of YOUTH the sting
ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence in msturer years
s. SEEK FOR AN AHTTD0TB IN SEASON. z
The Pains and Aches and Lassitude and Nervou,
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton, are
the Barometer to the whole system. ii
Do not wait or the contamination that sure to fol.
low do not wait for UnsightIy Ulcers for
'NN Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of beauty
audE 1.x xIorxa.n
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-14
Farm Tor Sale.

GIrUATED In North Yarluo utbl on III Gionces.
~ ter load. formerly known as the Col Cush oan
Place." within two miles 90 two depoi on tie g. T.
e. r. con aiming 200 acres Of land. 40 OF which Is
wood land: fences mostly stone wall Building
good two tor'td house, with out-buildin& I; and
barn lCo leet BY 80 eut full Of hay last year Orch
ard-consisting Of several hundred thrifty pr Ia
trees all afted; bore in p62 1900 bus heie and Ia
we heave sold $500 90 worth Of apples, besides a
9ouninat supply for large family. Pear, am and,
Also cranberry patch from which 80 bushels
Tne location is Inc one, with plenty of sh ada.
trees. Mills, school house, Gc, nearby
For III ther artieulas snqhire on The premises of
juno 3eOd8ms SAML H.SWEETSER. :
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-14
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