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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1865-01-19

crate government, one editor to each news
paper and the necessary cornpositois, mail
carries, professors IN colleges and teachers
NIL academies Provided, that this exemp-
ton shall only apply 10 the drills speci-
fed In the bill and not to service when the
Gnard for. Home Defence is called into
the frleld, d,-Laao. 81. Dec, 1863. .&s..t
;. The Rroviso in the above section is re-
pealed. Ihe persons mentioned are sabjec'
to Home Guard dnsy only when the
county IN which they reside is invaded
or iii case of insurrection in the county.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1865-01-19

The defence, by the. North Carolina
troops, of Fort Fisher is almost .unprece-
denied in military warfare, Never, in
this, or any osher war, has any. fort, ;, with
the single exception Qf Sumter, been sub
.iected to. such All assault Twenty thons-
and shells We're thrown into ii, dnringaa
tombard ment the most furious in naval
annals. But the Spartan band by whom
twas defended never dreamed of Sur
render. They left suehs Humiliation to
those whom the siglitsofsa few gunboats
can paral we out OF achivah.y and patriot
ism. The whole Cont edelacy will do hon
10 these heroic men. North Carolina
has reason to be proud Of such so.:s. No
State in the Confederary has contribntsd
snore to the common defence and. npne
can show q more spIendid record OF cong
age and resolutions The Fhandfal Of nal
tcontents in her borders lsAeuldz no more
t,e perlni ted; to. eclipse zflrestanessokosnca
men ss fought at Fort Fisher and Ga,,b.ss a
thaandrad other battle feIds; than s puts
on the sun to hide its transcendent gIory
and brightness. .--R Rich. Dispatch.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

Two DOLLARS square (of fourteen lines or less)
for the first and dollar for every additional in
serton. Regular advertisements charged accord
ing to contract.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1865-01-19
CLOSE OF THE CAMPAIGN.

FzaNlth the entry OF Sherman into Sava.I-
nah. and the withdrawal OF Hood from
tennessee, we suppose the tad and winter
campa On may be regarded SIS closed If
we except the demonstration now making
by land an sea against Wilmington Aud
as uncomfortable as the reflection may be-
Weaare forced TO aumltetiaat it has not re
suited greatly TO our advantage, although
the Situation OF affairs calinot7l,e regarded
as any worse than it Was this time twelve
months ago, aud certainly not. halt 50 bad
as was then feared and predicted by many
it would be. The spirit Of our people is
yet unconqnered anu unconqnerable, and
the question with US now IS simply one OF
tortitude, courage ana endurance.
Because We cannotsee the end clearly
is no reason wi hy We should think OF fail
ure or despondency - What may be the
ultimate result OF this great stiuggl le can
be knowil only to linn who presiues over
the destiny OF nations, and who, we feel
persuaded, will lead our people triumph
antly through it, though our troubles may
be many aud our sutferings great. The
Southern people are too easily cast down
by slight4reverses and depressed by ap-
parent obstacles to be sencoi,nse cred IN the
q
off, and instead Of ;. heroically and man.
fully providing against il, stand milling 8
in their shoes and are praaeSto cry peace,
when they ought 10 and must know that
there is no peace but III huiniliatlon, deg
radiation and disgrace af &A525@s4
Let us then not repine at the prospect
before rs or because we have not accom-
pIished all we hoped to',in the past, bat
80 elergetica!iy to work. ard prepare tor
a more. effective campaign in the spring
and summer. These are peculiarly the
times when ''no man Can tcll what day
may bring forth" Although at he bot
tom of the wheel of fortune to-day we
may be on the ascending roand Tomorrow,
aud the "winler ct our discomfort" may
be turned into ''glorious summer at i
n,onient when we least expectit. Press
ed as we may be by. our ruthless fee, it
cannot be asserted with Truth that our
present. condition or future prospects are
not nears SO gloomy sss We're those OF our
foretathers at. the close OF
he frs: tour years Of their struggle fer IN
Let us be nerved by their
example and stimulated by contemplating
he glorious success which crowned their
aeroic fortitute and never dying zeal.
-, s..ss 81 Hem, A4a2peal.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
j. w. A l. s p A U g HI.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Ten DOLLARS A YEAR, Oh FIVE DOLLARS FOR
Elk MONTHS The rates for clubs are the same,
and no dnnution from these rates will be made.
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Wanted.

PY ayoung man whose health is impaired by in.
- door business, wishes for some kind of outdoor
emp oyment: willing to work for the interest of
his employer. Sa'ary not so much OF an object as
permanent situation. Fest of re Q ences rnsh-
ed. Address, CARE, Portland P. O. ap1Sd2w*
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valuable Farm for sale.

CtTTUATED in Cumberland on the fore side road,
y about mile feom the Grand Trunk r. z De-
pos containing ninety acres. 1he buildings there.
On cons sting Of large NO stored House with ad-
dition-large tarn, Carriage houses Wood house,
Sheds &C., all conveniently arranged and IN good
orfer yh HL Lss.ifesl. lE s4. Gs ~ ~ Ai3q
There is on the premi -es mineral spring., also
never failing spring of soft water carried by pipes
In to the house and serviceabl for all purposes ~
Near the house is Orchard, mostly graft frpit
Said jarm is located in one of the finest spote In
the State. commanding view of the Bay and Is-
lands, and jCr summer residence, or q pubic re-
sort from u city, would be one of the ost desir
land extends to the wa or, it woul afford a q
privilege orsea bsthiag, eshore being well adapt
ed for such purpose s ssifr5I -iaas - EasH7
Or the place Il fine growth OF wood estimated at
500 ords; among the variety Is good portion Of
chestout, o wood exceedingly scarce In this stasb,
and very valuable for timber and O. her purposes
For particulars inquire offs. II. COLES W0RTHY,
saExchange st Portland. 4ofis marsldeodlm 1
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Far Sale.

T AND and two tenements on the corner of Will
IL low street and Ashland Avenue. Also, the two
STORED house and lot on ashland Avenue. property
of William Capen. late of Portland, deceased. The
above property will be sold "a purchaser for the
whe'e preferred) at fair price ON accommodating
terms.
II not sold before the 1lth day of May pfoxmo, It
will then be sold by auction, on the premises, at II
O'Clock noon.
apl7dsw J.R. BRAZTER, Administrator.
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Farm for Sale.

TN Windham nine miles from Portland on tn
IL Pridgton Stage road, containing 90 acres suit
ably divided into Moving, Pas'urage and T,llage
There Is alarge amptnt of wond For fur her erJ
ticuars enquire Of MARK JORDAN, on The prCms
ises Terms easy. aai aa5iG oi b5Ho d&w w5w*l
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So now 1 determined to adopt it. When,
therefore, we arose from the table, j took tho
liberty OF kissing Mrs. Gray. The effect was
magical. Smiles overcame the frowns, and
the honeymoon returned in all its glory.
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no Cutters.

NEW experienced Clothing Cutters wanted i'm.
Il medately, BY WIN. DEERING q CO, lm
March 2-dtf "a Free st.
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NV A N NTEDl uol Il
& I WILL pay TEN cents per lb. for ALL Pamphlets
delivered at the Office of the Portland Sugar Co.,
corner Commercial and Maple sts.
jan2ldtf as 81 a1l .815I J. M BROWN. &
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II HAVE in my hands. for sale. several desirable
Il Dwelling Houses In go ID locstions aud vsrving
In size and value: the latter ranging from 800 to
$500 apply to JOHN j. W.REEVES, !.
apr8n Hia*f} +@A@ 96-Congress Street.
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Farm for Sale.

VyHE subscriber offers hiI Farm, situated In Cape
u Elizabeth, about three and half miles from
Portland Bridge continuing 70 Acres Land, Build
ihgs good, Fences substantial 6'onewal, young Or
chard, choice grated Fruit About 800 cords wood
hal Oak and Walnut Also Farming tools, and 60
cords dressing. 44 .s4 ..ss ,4f ~. .' Il 49,
5 Terms W Payment made easy.
For particulars enquire of SCOTT DYER ON the
Premises, OF through PORTLAND, P. o.. @lf M
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For Sale,

THvHE cottage House No 81 Franklin st, coniaing
II rooms. with abundauc4c cf wster. IRE house is
nearly new, well built and finished in oderp sty e.,
snd in a good neighborhood. Terms essV and title
clear. nor particulars enquire on the premises.
= n aD25j2W@ .rs-sset : bsftafs -rrrf ss.gives
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-27

CTORE at 87t Midslt street, Tor either a BARRIERS
Dor T. iors' shops Tor to Wholesale dealer in fruit,
as ii has large cellar connected With it, ~ u
Also, glsrge tenement, centrally lucatee and
furnished Rooms. $50 .t,. 5assf ssh apps f 81
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A LOT of Land 4s by 1000 the westerly side Il
AStaie street, betwee Congress and Deering ats.
Terms of payment easy. Apply to 80 7
q April 18-d3w H5lE ai7 STEELE & HAYES.
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= Fl aA9Al4 = - V-4tHsl- 10 - - eStst@
ss DIR. JOB. HUGHES oHie
.WSTIgT
lsEf bafWb GAN bA FOUND At BIS sllGd9 81
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. s Temple Street ssd

WHERE he can be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted, at all
hours daily, and from s A N. to JPN. NND Dt
DR.. H. addresses those who are suffering under the
afiiction of private disease, whether arising from
impure connection or the terrible vice of
Devoting his entire time TO that par tcuar branch OF
the medical profession, he feels -ranted in GUAH-
AETEEING A CURE IN ALL Cas- &C. q whether of long
standing or recently contracted sntireiy removing
the dregs OF disease from the system and making .
perfect and PERMANENT CURE. ga iee 8 r
BE would call the attention of the afflicted to the
fact OF his long standing and well reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance of his skill aNd sue
cess. f t-@t va ~ oeSHA@ tstf =
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-27

When Ihad completed this admirable poem
1 invited into the library my excellent, wife,
and, with considerable feeling, read it aloud to
her. She did not however compliment it as
highly as hoped she would. She said 1t was
not quite the thing she expected. She thought
something more sentimental-something more
particularly addressed to herself, as my wife
would be preferable; but she added that it
showed a desire on my part to please her,
which, in itself. was very gratifying Il isigTeA
(From NV Myrricd Life at Hillside, - by BERRY
GRAY, just published in elegant ~ mo, by Hurd
hopghton, with Graphotype illustrations from designs
by McNevin
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and then--out the whole thing came. ne
found the papers Tor me, and there, ~ ms q
fee / read them. When had nnisneq snenl,
l told him thought they were JUST WIG noan-
est things I had ever read. de replied, ne
thought so, too; !; adding, also, thas everybody
in the village had seen them, ana pronouhceu
them qnite idiotic.' 1.-I.
ed Mrs. Gray BY saying, Allow me, Mrs. q,
10 iiaer in regard to what everybody pro-
| no,,nces them to be- and to declare that con-
alder them remarkable productions; and ii
this opinion, my dear, I am sustained by our
| little black oy. zzU -en si.HA va
sIf.' commenced Mrs. Gray, in a softer tone
thinking that, perhaps, my feelings were hurt
by what she had said,r-'if you would write
some poetry, similar TO that you used to write
before we were married, love, and have 1t
published, why think that would be some
thing worth while. Or, II you would COM
pose good sermon and present 1t to the par
son, at his donation party, that, too, would be
worthy ofyour attention; but don't for good
ness sake, Mr., Gray, write any more letters
from Hillside.
Before had time to answer Mrs. G., she
was called away to attend to some household
affairs. was glad of it, for it gave me an
opportunity to write in style which knew
would please her, and at the same time be q
source Of delight to myself. She desired
some poetry, and / resolved that she should
hava 1t. .-,...-..s,..... V5
After few minutes consideration, com
menced much to my own satisfaction the fol,
lowing lines, addressed ...+....- .oB s...- tl
TO OUR LIT TILE BLACK BOY. 6.s
Come hither, little black boy, asa 9iqJ 2gf
For once let agree; .-'.9- .-.'.-s ".
What dost thou most In life enjoyg
Reveal the truth to me. $40 p -,.--
Art thou most fond Of gay attire, J
Blue jackets. waisteoats redf :
Or doth thy boyish mind aspire - ---tt.- q
To own horse and sleds ..es-
q Say, art thou proud of doing "shorssn g3
About my hillside home? ..a .-ts.- y
~ Or hadst thou rather out Of doors,
Through woods and meadows roam? la
Dost like full well thou simple one, -
Amidst tie hay to be? sH naN ls
et And, all thy mornisgs labofs done, n3' 'al
Learn there thy ser 9a
a Or hadst thou rather plague the cook; ..... Is
- Or tease old Watch, so brave; ealtir9-l
Or skate upon the frozen brook n ia0 ss
Or strive the cat to shave? e.o5 ai9 "a
No, no; these things. my darkey boy, .sF aaf
Though dearly prized BIZ thee, - ,-,..f a..f
Are not what most thou dost enjoy, ssfs.;ls &
Nor most displeasest me.
~ But this it h-know all my friend,.-
~ 1hou'dst rather lose thy legs
Take up with lise's odds I'D ends,
s. Than give up sucking eggs, ,t2
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For. Sale.

ii containg about 1000 feet ofland with plenty OF
hard and soft water. Apply to tA"- % =
feb l6tf sges seravsfa rs VIM. CAN NETT.
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ENR SAFE

A TWO story House and about half an acre of
land situated in Stroud water village W stbrook
sal house Is nea-ly new. havicg been built about
SO en- years, containing eight finished rooms. For
. more particular descfiption of which, inquire OF
ths subscriber on the premises
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-27
HAVE CONFIDENCEll

All who have committed an excess of any kind
whether it be the esotaryyice of vouth or the sting
ing rebuke of misplaced in maturer years
SEEK FOR IN zN7IDoTE IN sEAsoN. =
The Pains and Aches, and sLasstnde and Nervous
Prostration that may follow Impure Cotton, are
the Barometer to the whole system. z +. p
Do not wait or the contamination that assure to fol-
low, do not wait for UHsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of beauty 'lAa
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House and Land on Congress St.

FEVHE h-use and No 1853 Congress st; fizs of house
Il ABBY As eet, VIII h'ch can he easily converted into
q two tenement block The lot is about 65 feet on
Congress street by l8o feet In depth A capital To-
cation for PHI sioian end Surgeon. fss. $500 +.
For further information plea,e apple at
gd3 srsa5a .eltl sid J.R. BRAZiER,t 10 EHfm
ap17d3w ~ Exchange Street. =
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Postponed.

TT will be seen by the following Resolution, that
IL the Ball puelishet by the HiBn American Reloi
Association, in co umns, IL postponed. 4 fili 4
Rooms Of the frish Ansericaa Rel5ef Association
.sI 3 Portland, April 10, 1866. 4
Whereas, The Nation 10 called upon to mourn the
death offs Chief agistrate, by tine hand Of an as-
saesin, therefoie. fTesf f5r'tiftt afaq 81 a
ResOtved-Jhat fhe Ball adye' t'sed by this Asso.
c'ation to take placean Monday Evening nsxt, April
H.. be postponed to Tuesday Evening. April rs.
April 17-dtf glllu
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Wood for sale.

A BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood ON che stump
bargain.
Enquire of FRANCIS b. HANSON, st Geo. II.
Babcock's, Federal Street, or of ASA HANSON,
head Of Berlin Wharf Q yt6 diff
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-27
FOR SALE.

~ A first class double deck vessel. now
2C/ buildi & q an eastern port Of ths ioi.
3 MlA lowing dimensions:--LsDgtb lag teet;
+4k4 breadth 80 feet, 6 inches; depth, lower
Z hold. II feet s inches; bstween decks
5 feet; aboub 400 tons, old measure menta Can be
ready for sea In 80 days Will sell the hull spars
and iron work, or ftt d complete. s1b5 WAC li9s
For further particulars inquire of -s F sn
. :" A.F q. NJ DAVIS &C.,
1egs nHi2 8aJ % a ~ III Commsrcal st. y
Portland. March 30th, Ie65. mcs sQld4w
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VaIuabIe Real Estate for sale.

TTyHE Southgate property, on Pleasant IT, the lot
IL containing about 12600 square feet. Fer terms,
&C, application may be made to Y s''Ai4
94 GEO. Il. b. JACK sON, Administr
= apl6dtf SO Exchange St.
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FOR SALE & TI LET
For For Sale at Great bargains.

DRICK House and Stable pleasantly situated
ID with IL finished rooms and abundance of wa
Ter. Cottage House ON Frank / ct. 8ini.hed rooms
wo stony House on Lincoln St. IL finished rooms =
Two story House III slbonrne st. Q finished 70 ms
Two story II ouse on Munioy st. 8 finished rooms
Co ttage House between Congress and Monument
Sc. House and stable with large lot of Lana l40x
l2O feet North st. within $50 feet of the Horse
Railroad. 1sEbfH III g1safiI qii9 asi 39 asiT ID
4t ALSO, sf-.sf ~ 80
House Lots, Water Lots aud Wharf Property.
/ Enqu re Of a q MOSES GOULD,
apl0 2md&wlm 10 IA Middle st. up stairs.
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For sale.

.S-is5r In Cape, Elizabeth, - miles from
q A%aiA ~ the city, on the dirsct road 10 the
@FNSr - Atlantic House. 80 acres # land.
M lAF tlEiA " hich or early markesip cannot
gzzzzzz1z123szzzz6 bs excelled- well wo 7ded-buld-
ings good Site con nandine view OF city, harror,
and surroun ing country. Terms easy fsnhfss
Apply to DR.. e. HUTCHINSON, on the premi.
ses.T iifa apl7d&wtf saleoaS
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For LEASE

GTORE No 2 Long Wharf 30by 80, containing &
- tincluding the attc) 6010 square feet; the same
within " feet Of the sSnthely side ine of CONNER
cial street. Possession given the LIST Mays4 sl
DIT. CHASE.
K March 25th-ST&Ttf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-27

YFHNHE dwellinghouse formerly occuyied BY Moody
a. +. Walker, Esq. situated on the corner Of
variety of vauabls fruit trees plants connect-
ed with the premises 5s9lff9 = a3tislH 4s
For terms apply at the Portland Savings Bank, or
mch 2l--dtf 1t bsids0Q4a y ,sDl lli144GI1tl q
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JS5O00sOO.

A&sssA EWinbuy genteeI Re idence within about
M;,;l two miles Of the City, cons sting OF FL use.
Stable and GrapeIy, with one acre of land in a
high are of cultivation .1hnsA 9Aefse Y :
Inquire Of 81 i1dJoHN G; PR0CTER. {. =
spl4eodtf +, y,g Fsa Lime st., Portland. 4,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-27

"A Nassessmant of eighteen dollars sbsre has hepp
IA laid on the Caniial SO OF the New "a eIsnd
e Bcrew steamshin C6muany. s-d is now dns an 4 4
payable at the ofiice of the Treasurer "a,
Per order of the Directors 9A .flH.
90 ap22dlWi 5e001l HENRY FOx Trassnrs.i N
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For Sale.

A BOUT 100 tons White and Yellow Oak ZIP
ATIM BBR, situated in Waterbore, will be sold
alta bargain Ii applied for soon. ai mAoA cl q
The Bowling Alley connected with the Forest
Aysnue Houee, Morrills Cor er Westbrook.
App to esAie GEORGE Smith, asaut
ap25tf .,, ..f 1877 y. re st.
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MIDDLE AGED MEN.

There are many men at fhe age OF thirty who are
troubled with too frequent eyacuations from the
burnin. sensation, and weakening the system In
manner the patient cannot account for. On examin
ing urinary depositsa ropy sediment will often be
found, and sometimes small particles of semen OF
albumen will appear or the color Will be Of thin
miikish hue, again changing to a dark and turbid
appearance There are many men who die OF this
difficulty, ignorantoft the cause which 10 the y ! 81
q SECOND STAGE OF sEdINAL wEAKNEss. T.
ns can warrant perfect cure in such cases, and
tul and healthy restoration of the urinary organs
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do oDy writing in plain manner description
of their disease and the appropriate remedies will
be forwarded Immediately 80 --- 7--~7,s1 !
AL correspo1dehoe strictly confidential and vii
Address, DIR. j. e. HJJGHEcS nsa y
No. 8. Temple St., fcorner Of MsdSlsl Portland
az Send Stamp for circular,
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no Les.

81 sres6ia.T To Les, tiasgo peiIIa e,l
r .ARGE CHAMBERS. over ITO and liz Federal st.
a I JEFFERSON CooLrGE co., crew y
apl9dtf Cor Commercial and Franklin SITS.
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For Sale.

SOU ARE block of land, of about rs 900 acres
IA 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
wooded with every description of timber, such as
pine and spruce in large quantities, and maple,
BIRCH beech, tamarac and bass wood to any amount.
s Enquire of lhue II. T. MACH1N, Portland.
Portland, Feb, 1854. .ronrAd II feb26 eodtf q
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New Engl.nd Screw Steamship Co.

A GOOD Amorican or Nova Sootian Girl, TO do
IN general hous work in 9 family of fcur persons
Apply at ass Con xress ST. ap 22 dive u,
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%AA The two story house and lot, corner Pine
W;,sl and Lewis SIS, with slated French Roof
.s;A Che house is nearly new having been built and
occupied bv the owner about one year Good eel
lar, aud water the premises For, particulars ap-
lplyto B. STEPHENSON,
3ialfs SeilA 1idg EcuCommefcial st. y
Or w. H. STEPHENSON, I'd National Bank.
April 12-dtf sHA ~
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