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: @ G, T. KIMBALL'S osq
sE9os 81 bs9ais PATENT . sal hi sjris
JUMP SEAT CARRIAGE

The attentiJn OF the public is respectfully called
to my NEW STYLE PATENT JUMF-sEAT CARRIAGE
Las used for two or four passengers-invented and
hereby eertiiy, that have used the past season
the KsznbaLt Jump Seas Cgrriags, on which Mr.. O.
k%ssli Obtained letters Patent on the l6th 2;
persons desiring q good, genteel and seryiceable
Family Carriage, that, Ia my opinion, tho Kimball
befo invented-being very gsnteel in style, as
light and well adapted for or two persons as auy
single Carriage, yet roomy End comfortable for four
lt groom Persos-is also one Of the easiest riding
Carriages have ever seem, either with two four
persons. Ths seats are SO constructed that even a
child can shift them, and 80 well proporticned and
advise all to examine before purchasing any 9th
er kind Of Family Carriage. 4li
jacob Mcclellan. Mayor Of Portland, Me.
q c. Il Adams, landlord Preble House, ~"
Ii W z. Shase, Of Chase Bros & Co, 'ait"i
3no Thomas IambaFt, Augusta, Me-, haF ala3
T.J. Southland, Richmond, Me
= q soule, FrsspoIt, Me-, .LfoisY
William Gore, ---s 90 -
b George Thompson. Portsmouth, N. H..
PN Blanchard, Yarmouth, Me-, .i,,sl
ID g ii. Southland, Riehmond, Me-, 81 ID, sd
VIC. Brown saecarappa, -
oiI7 A. D. Smith, Jr.. Providence, X. J., g lIQll
c. W Robinson. New York, .f
Moses Biaisdel Peori, Illinois,
- J X. Hamilton, Montreal, Q. r.,
~ James Thorborn, III ID Toronto, G. W.,
j. Rich'd Thompson, Barrister, Hamilton. Q. w.
Prices as low as can be aforded-being much less
thana Carry ali and but little hiehsrthan good Top
Buggy--whle thev make beautiful Top Buggy and
peri city genteel Carryall. ~ o.
Sold only BY the Patentee at Portland, Maine,
and by KIMBALL BRogHRRss ITO Sudbury Street,
Boston.
All persons are cautioned against msking, selling
Or using the Carriage without first securing the
right to do so.
Fine engrayings ofthe carrisge. sent by mail with
price, on application to
s'i9oi8 io a.5s C.P. KIHEBALL,
u iHsd9Ia4 III Manufacturer and PGteRtee,i
apl4d3m PREBLE ST PORTLAND, ME.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS for RatiONs
500 And ship Chamdlery.b
n, n,.. -. -, coIIEcroR's ogErcE, .

~
ne. DIsrAIcT OF oRTLARD AND FALMOUTH,
GEALED PROPOSALS will be 1.es;x ID a. kois
- ofdce until the 18th day Of June mt for this
supply ratons to the petty officers and sass an Of
tbs q. 8. Revenue Steamer ''Mahonins - or am
other Reytnu Cutter or Cutters thai mav ~ =. ~
toned atthis port, for term OF one year from the
lsG day of July nj xt. 49, 49, 49,
The rations for the Revenue service is tn, same a.
that aliowtd Ia ihe naval service, emitting The
Lqucr; and con lists OF the following articles, viz
Beer. Pork, Flour, Rise Rasins, or Dried Ffui' ,
Pickles CEanberrier, Biscuit, Sugar, lea, Cocoa,
butter, Cheese M0lssses. Vinegar
The rati ans 70 be OF good and wholesome quality.
20 % approved by the Captain; and the di1eIent
articles mpIising ihs ration to DO delivered on
boafa the VI sss in good and sufficient casks and yes
y is,to 20 Provide by the contractor and the con-
zen aisiinc ly marked on each 1t Is TO DO
enoe' steoo mat the contractor will be bound TO
IuIhsn upon reasonable notice, as often as may he
required by tho Captain the vessel, with tho APP
proDanon OF the Collte or, inot exceed & upon an
average one day in eech wees,l such fresh mea and
resh vegetables as may be equi emit to the CORE
vice. 1l = = ~
Table Of Rations may be seen at this flee. .i
Eeaied Proposal will ais be received At this Of.
fee until tie 18th inst for Ship for use OF
above named vessl or vesst Is for said Term of one
year.
List of articles to be bid for and other specica-
tions necessary to full unders andng of the pro
posals advertised for may be seen at this ONCE
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JK.,
lJuneoedtd -ft lNslrN A. III Collector.
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United States Mails,
o. 9HlMAINE. sn1sl7O NJ
posr o.o


Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT. gi.l
PRoPoSALs win perceived at t6s Contract OF.
jana e Sas sne department until r. OF Friday
states from August Isl 1856 to June 60 1855 on ~
following routes in Maine, BY the schedules ofepar.
No. 10 From Belgrade, BY Belgrade Mi = pon,a
ana East New Sharon to New Sharon, IL miles
sal and 9ssk six times wick. 7E 'S1f' =
Leave Belgrade daily exeent annaav ~ Al -
Arrive ct New sharon by 9 D m:T - aF''
Leave New Sharon daily, except Sunday a. a a mn
20 AI From q E Belgrade = by by ia M
t FsSm a,ns; 20 Etna Centre, 3 miles, and back,
i. Leave Etna Tnes day and saturday at M.
arrive at ktna Centreaby m f-7lr idt Z
Leave Etna Centre Tuesday and SATURDAY. st a m, !
Arrive at Etna by D m -
$50 From Portsmouth, N. H., to Elliot, Me g miles
and back, twice q week.
Leave Portsmouth Tuesday ana Saturday M 0 :, NM
Arrive at Elliot by D m; -
Leave Eliiot Tuesday and Saturdayats sam,
arrive a. Porfsmouth by 10 m. : 81 H1fTffaf +
l8s From Oxford, by West Poland and North Raw.
"a mono @ cray 70 miles. and back, three times
Leave oxford, MOndsy, Wednesday, and Friday,
Arrive At Gray by IL ami
Leave ,s Gray Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at
Arrive At oxford BY 4pm. mon D096fs
i4l from South Paris, by South Paris depot Har-
to son S9rI IT.. sriagstoa WestB
and back six times week to Bridreton, q nd fhres
times week residue. M b est4[7 '--f'-- - y
Leave e. South Paris daily, except Sunday arriv-
Arrive at Bridgeton BY pm;
Leave sridgetoa Monday, wednesday, and Fri.
DAY. at 81 m;
Arrive at FIR eburg BY II pm;
Leave Fryeburg Tuesday, Thursday, and s.tur-
Leave Bridgeton daily. except Sunday at am.
Arrv. st south Paris BY II m, or in tms to con-
Noxvg hap h.r
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%.
UNIFIED STATES OF AMERICA, 3-
DISTRICT ON NAMES IS.
DURSUANT to Monifions from the Hon sh
r. =. Ware, Judge Of the United States District
Court, within and for the District Of Maine III here
BY give public Notice that the following Libels and
infOrmatione have been fled in said Court viz -
An Information against One Horse, and one Keg
q sRirtsmoas Lsqaors, seized by the Collector Of
the District Of Portland and Falmouth on tho four
tenth day Of February lastpast at Bethel in said
A libel against the Brig Wulans II. Parks. her
tackle, apparel and furniture seized by the Col
lector Of the District of portland and falmouth,
Pa lhe day Of February last past at
An Information against Four Cases Of Frictson
or Lncger Matches, seized BY the Collector Of In
OF Main, a Bangor, l. said District. 500 4 4T1
/, An Information against FiUe Packages Of Miscsl-
tLneoa.s GOODS seized BY the collector Of he s.
Jay q May last past At Portland In said District.
~; 6soes against the Schooner Or0ntes and S;rtu-
District ~ % SGT seized by the Collector Of the
"A A. 49, ~ ,Iasti e, in said District.
Sie Cases s " inst n. Schooner Sarah Ann, AVID
;strict of W. gtc1ss Sc zed BY the Collector Of the
sixth gay OF Nav last rsst '-' Ds'iio'' On tne
, caTgS sezed b sSe tSSeh2onsr James Wayrsm and
ofPenooscot tn thirtieSb dau 81 .ne District
at Castine in said District @' VI nay last Past,
A libel against the Schooner eron,x. ss1
cargo seized By the Collector o gr t dnd her
Peuobscot, the thriieth da Of Nav last ast 81
Castne, in said District. IS - PAr'' a.
Which seizures were for breaches Of the laws u
the United States. IL more particularly set forth
IN said Lbels and Informations that hearing and
trlawi be had thereon at BANGOR. In said District
on tine Fourth Tuesday Of JUNE current, where any
oe sons interested therein may appear and show
causs; any can be shown, wherefore the same
should not be decreed forfeit and disposed ofaccord
Dated ct Portland this thirteenth day of June A.
+ .,,i..s 800 $780, f. Quincy,
Deputy q. 8. Marshal
Junel3dl4d District OF Maine
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ALEXANDRA TYLER MELVILLE SAWYER
8 aeas Late Dep'y r M. GenrofMo.
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CIrUATED in North Yarmo ath, ON the Glouces-
~ ter load, formerly known as the -sCol. Cushnan
Place" within two miles two depo's on tie G. T.
r. b., cont aiming 200 acres of land. 40 ofrwhich s
wood land fences mostly stone wall. Building
coed two ster'td house, with out.buildinge; and
barn lo0 eet BY 3D. cut full Of hay last year. Orch
consisting of several hundred thrifty ippls
we heaye sold 5000 90 worth OF apples, besides a
beuntiful supply for large family. Pear plum and
Also q cranberry patch from which 80 bushels
nave been taken in one season: II. rs8 an9
Inc location Is nue one, with plenty of shade
For further particulars inquire he premises Of
june8eod3m* SAM,L H. SWEETSER,
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TREAsURY DEp4Rr1rEYTl.

AH -OAnco VI COmpI0ler OF the OnffenCy,
Z .. ~ Washington April 18th, 1866.
WHEkEASs BY satisfactory evidence presented
that THE CA SEQ NATIONAL BANK or PoRrLAND,' -
IN the city Portland, in the Coun OF Cumberland,
ana state 81 Msine, has been duly organic ID under
gross entitled IAN Act to provide National Cur
rency, secured by apedgs OF Unite States Bonds,
and to provide fer the circulation a I'd redemption
thereof, approved june 8, 1864, and has complied
with all the provisions Of said ACT required to be
oompisd with before commanding the bu siness Of
Banking under said Act: tf-. -
Noae, theref re, ], FREEMAN CLARKE, Comptroll-
Or OF the Cur snoy, do hereby certify that nrHk
CAseo NATIONAL BANK," in the city Of Portland,
IA the County OF Cumberland, State Of NJ aine. Il
authorized to commence the business Of Banking
under the Act aforesaid. t9i~ ~ Y n lF77To
In testimony whereof, witness my hand aud seal
o. ONCE, this twenty sixty day of April, Is g.
'oN"A2Ae FREEMAN CLARKE,
aslL,sl stsof Comptroller Of the Currency.
NO. lO6O. i,ai.f Il. ~ l,1,a,.s ap2012m frj'
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81 TREAsURY DEPARTMET


Washington, April l7th, 1865
NM HEREAS, by satisfaotory evidence presented
wv to the undersigned it has been mr de to appear
that The Merch0Hfs' AdiioRaI Bank IF Portland %
IN the City Of Portland, in the County of Cumber-
under and according to the requirements of the Act
OF Congress entitled can Act TO provioe National
currency, secured BY pledge United States
dempticn thereof,y approved June 8, 1864, and has
complied with all the provisions OF said Act equired
ness of Ba king under said Act:
Now, thercfore, 1. freeman Cx1rk Compfr oiler of
the Ourrencys do hereby certifs that "The 8fer-
chaHfs National Bank Of PoTfland,7 in the City of
Portland, In the County VI Cumberland and ST. to
Of Maine Is authorized to commence the business of
Banking under the Act aforesaid. ANul7lI 3l7
In testimony whereof. WITH ess my hend and seal
OF office this seventeenth day OF April, 1866
H.. ST. f. CLARKE.
.go.,5arL - s,a Comptroller OF the Currency
NO lOz8. ap22d2m
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~ This very good reason ior avoiding coptro-
versy is taken from DIR. Holmes @Autocrat Of
the Breakfast Table," 81
Ut fellow attacked my opinion In print,
would Irepiy p Not /. Do you think that
dIu't understand what my friend, the Pro-
lessor, long ago called the hydrostAtic para
dox OF controversy ? Don't know. what that
means Well, I'll tell you. You know il
you had bent tube, one arm OF which was
the size Of pipe stem, and the other big
enough to hold the ocean, water would stand
Ia the same height In one as the other Z? Goa
troversy equalizes fools and wise men In the
same way, and the fools know it."
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Farm For sale.

CITUATED In Falmouth. known as the MoGreeor
- FARM containing about $50 acres of land, thirty
or more of it wood and timber, with considerable
of oak. There Is on the same two storied house.,
about che mile ironnN he Grand Trunk Depot and
OF q miie1rom the first Congre gationaI Meeting-
mouse isan l. exIeI os 70 ne fresump scot River
BURY, near the prem es, or to tt fe sF.,sVf
$50 J0nN c. PAOCTER, Lime st, Portland.
Falmouth, June ~ 1855. junel3i & w3H*
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teFE 1881 E'ts3
e ssssiss8 oo9 nig4. ssss.f ssfgas
10 ~ sedta ~ 81 az
ahi9aat s5A Is te basllo4
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WHEN the men of Israel bowed in helpless
ness before Pharaoh, two aDonsen epurned his
edicts and refused his behests. A. fqtber
mothers care hid him when concealment was
possible, aud a sister watched over his ureser-
yation when exposed on the rivers brink
10 aV0,nan was intrustsd the charge OF pro-
vlding TOR The perils and wants OF the wilder
meas; and In the hour of triumph, soonan,s
voice was the loudest Ia the acclaim Of ioy
that ascended to Heaven from an emancipated
nali0n.-Baiiat. Il77 = s
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STEAMBOATS,.
New England Screw Steamship Co
SEMI-WEEKLY LINE. :

SEMI-WEEKLY LIME
- az kx%e Hfe*Ef-~- " #&s4 f%
~ AxSs The splendid ana fast Steamships
$1 CHESAPEAKE,E Capt W. W. Sher-
GOOD and FRANCONIA, Capt H.
run follows: sS'
Leave Browne Wharf, Portland, every WEDNES.
DAY and SATURDAY, at4P. M, and leave Pier
. North Kiyer, New York, every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY. at O'Clock P. Nj.
. Inese vessels are fitted up with fine accommoda-
tions for passengers, making this the most speedy
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Maine. Passage, in State Room
$500. Cabin passage Sc 90. Meals extra -
goods forwarded by this line TO and from Nom
treal Quebec, Bangor, Bath, Augusta, Eastport and
st. John.
Shippers arerequested to send their freight to the
steamers as early as p. N. on the day that they
leave Portland.
Eor freight or passage apply to
EMEk q FOX, Browns Wharf Portland.
New York. e|
. MAY as. 1856. u aEsaaA % .A atf
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% us. NAVY YARD, Eittery Mime, /
eHEst7 5c4isn May s, 1895.

.se" PRICE PER INCH FOR
White Oak Knees, Hackmatack Knees,
iding square and in-square. square and in-square
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York and Cunb grlnnd Railroad
BOND HOLDERS, MEETING.

DUN u aOLOGho' MEEl1AQ- lr..-.
THE undersigned. Trustees of the York and Cum.
Mort age and Trust originsl eiven by said Com.
pany to James Hayward, James G. Churchill a.
Wi liam Willis, caring date January /, 1867, hereby
give notice that meeting of the holders OF Bonds
issu d by said COZ pany under the provisions of said
Deed, and bearing even. date there with, usually
known as and denomir ated The CONSOLIDATED
from such Bonds and OF Cert cates issued in lieu
of such bonds will be held at the Rcomofthe Boar
o. Trade, over the "Merchants Exchange" No "a
Exchange street, Portland, at O'Clock n, on
Tuesday, the goth day e June next.
to act upon the 70 lowing matters and such other as
may properly come before them, viz:--s oll1 To-
10 receive from n iiustees s.atsmsnt o. me
ceeungs In the admnistI at0ns Of said trust since
they haze been IN the possession aud managemtnt Of
TO Determine whether it Is xpedient for the said
Bondholders topay Tho anount of certain Bonds
nd the interest due thereon, now outstanding is
John 9. Myers given by said company, bearing date
bruary 9Th 1851, Or TO determine what measures,
II any. snan os taken to redeem said mortssged
Ing Bonds aud Mortgageto sid Myers. lin
! To determine whsihtr il is expedient to form
Act of the LIE jsature approved Ma Oh Is, 1854 be-
ing chapter 265 Of laws of that year. to be CON-
posed Of the hoiaers Of said Consolidated Bords,
coutr butte to the msnt of said Outstanding prior
bonds. and If expedient to form such new Corp ra-
ton to take such measur as may be necessary for
To give TO the Trustes sHch list. ions to the
fnttes-s AZ map Adeau-
Zach B0ndholder or holder of CouI ons or Certin.
Ca Is requested to be prepared to furnish g. said
es9g - . sap n n Wing Of shs CosPoss and
Bond, Coupon or Certificate, and The aggregate
=. G. CaURCHELL,l Trustees
N. l. W00DBHRY " 4 u
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Proposals for Fresh Beef.


hFeE4 "a OFFICE OF THE A. G. Isl, di3E
9 p fifo 8il Portland, Me, june Sth, 1866 /
SkAEED Proposals will be rec sived at this ONCE
~ until Saturday, June 18th, at IL O'clock Nj
sor supplying the following ntoned Posts in the
State Of Name with Fresh Beef, viz:
AUGUSTA, ts5s - CsrrNp.
MAeHIAsfoRr, EAsTPoKT,
RocKLARD, TRrAr,s ISLAM
Separate contracts win be made for each Post to
cont nue. Tor six months, (comrencing June 10th, J
Drouie cd troops stationed there for that period
me Beef must b. ofgood quality, delivered cut and
saved On such days the unders gnt shall cirect at
az With the exception ofA gusts where must
excluded). '~'4o" " W
Proposals must besepafate for each post. aceom.
panied by two copies Of this svertisemenf and the
names OF two responsible parties 10 enter into 4
bond for the faithful performance Of the contrsct
ana addressed proposals tor furnishing Fresh Reef
Me-" .srf - = - --' hoi' anu'
-, The A. G. 8. reserves The right to reject any or
ment HIcMRY fNNM A " s4iS uoserA-
,,nssdt capt. q A. Q. ID, b A.O.S., U. s. A..
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Inducements
For Parties wishing to Build.

TTHE subscribers offer for sale large quantity Of
Il desirable building lots, in the West end of The
city lying Vaughan, Pine Neal, Carlton Thorn
as, West, Emery, Gushman, Lewis, Brsmhall, Men
umenf, Danforte, O apga and S alem Streets.
They will sell on credit of from one to ten years.
II desired by the purchasers and to parties who will
build houses Unsatisfactory character they will adj
gaace. desired one Jourth Of The cost N bssildfme
build imme diateIy, NO CASH PAYMENTS REou1RED
Apply every day except sunday, from nine to ten
Z. =; ~ the Office o the subscribers, where Ilans
"ay W seen, and full 1rticulars obtained s
ua..,.,s j. B. BROWN SONS 4
1' nay D. 1865. may4n
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H0H MANY THOUSANDS C1N TESTIFY r,
- THIS BY UNHlPPY RXPERLRNCR

THIS By UNHAPPY EXPERIENCE. ?
Young men troubled with emissicns in sleeps
complaint generally the result Of bad habit IN
youth, treated scientifically, and perfect cure war
rsnted or no charge made, 600 al ssa sllg.e
Hardly day passes out weare consulted by one
more young man with the a1c disease, some OF
whom are as weak and emaciated 81 though they
had the consumption, and by their friends supposed
to have it, All such cases yield to the proper and
only correct course of treatment and in short tins
romade to rejoice In perfect health.
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For lease.

GT0RE No Long Wharf 80 by 30, containing
within n feet Of eSSufherly side line Of CONNER
cial street. Possession given the LIST May.
March a5th--srsTty 81 D 7. CHASE. e
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Master is Watching.

A lad was at work in 4 field. A man who
was at work in an adjoining field said to him,
You keep very steadily at work.
Master is watching me" was the reply.
Gods eyeis ever upon us. He does not
watch US with an unkind eye. Far from Il.
he watches and waits to see il we will not
turn from shining to holiness, that he NAV
bicsS HIS by6 ~ ever up0n xzcS us 10
nothing, then, that 10 adapted to displease
him. lo.a ala Ees7a1i
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TVHE FINGER OF PROVIDENCE. nom the
Il Teaehines Of Experience. seem to pcintto >
HE GREAT HUMoR REMEDY,
HOWARUS YRGsT1BLR CANCER avn
..-... f..- lCANKkR SYRDP -

= IeechinRs Of Experience. seem to pointt0
THE GREAT HUMoR REMEDY.
q HOWARDS VRGETzBLR CANCER AVID
.sialoa l'rr CANKkR SYRDP,
As the great and certain cure for all those fearful
and destructive maladles which arise from az impure
has IN leases, whore 1. has bsen fairly tried fol.
lowed rs use, leaves no room to deubt the blessed
fact that aucers may be cured
SuheFers from the scoargo may therefore = q iopg
or dread the fearful alternatives o. the Sur eon5s
knifs or the grave. They have speedy and certain
remedy, which removes the malady roofand branch.
which IN thousands OF case the oper ting kifs does
not. cancsr mnst be cured by remed Is which thor.
oagnly renoya;e the constitution, and hat can only
Ing mud: This istasoied BY Z es Syrup a. thousands
The CANCER and CANKER SYRUP infalli-
bly, Graduates and cures the worst cases of
Canker. even when given up as incurable by
doctors. 1t banishes Salt Rheum entirely and
permanently. In Erysipelas its effects are sur
prisipg. All cases, however virulent, of Scroll
ula or Kings Evil, White Swelling, or Tupors,
are dissipated speedily. Old Ulcers are cured
without leaving bad effects after closing them.
The most terrible Scurvy complaints it banishes
from young or old. Distressing Neuralgia
Affections soon yield to its power. 1t clears the
Complexion from Blosches and Pimples. and
renders il brilliant 1t cures Jaundice and Dys:
pepsia, and all Eruptive Diseases In all cases
of Female Weakness and Irregularities produe
ing General Debility, Piles, etc., its effects are
miraculous. u gulol.-.. fs 0s1as
~ One trial is all that is needed to prove the pc
cpnAI virtues Of the syrup Its repu alton Is now
20 well established that more need not be said Its
immense sale is its best Recommendation. ~
ni eTom s9i Price 81 25 per bottle. a. aIl
no WARDS HEALING sALVE. In all cases Of
Cancer, Ulcers, Burns, Sealds skin Euruptions etc
where an external applications MAJ be nece sary,
this Saye, prepared expressly for the purpose will
be found Invaluable Il vii always be useful In the
Household, and box of 1t may save much suffering
and expense Price 25 cents per box -
A JAMES o BOYLE co.. Successors to Redding
& Co. 8 tate Street, Boston Proprietors
l 41a W +. PHILLIPS & CO Ag'ts Fortland.
Inay3ld3n. .-.I ...n
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Farm for Sale.

fKIaE subscriber Offers hi Farm, situated in Cape
Il Elizabeth, about three esd a half miles from
inss good Fences substantial Sfonewal, young Orr
chard, choice era ted Fruit About 200 cords wood,
hall Oak and Walnut. Also Farming tools, and DO
cords dressing. st#AE#kA f
Terms ~ pigment made easy.
For partieeiars enquire of StOTT DYER on the
Premise, or through PORTLAND, p. o.
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SECOND Stage OF sENINAL wEAKNEss
Eclectic Medical Imfirlnary
y si',2l TO THE LADIES. 4 a y

DR HUGHES particularly invites al Ladies' who
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No.
Temple Street, which they will find arranged for
their especial accommodation. trtt
Or. HIS Eclectic Renovating Medicines sre unrival.
ed In efficacy and superior virtue In regulating all
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain Of producing reliei in short time.
LADIES will find 1t invaluable in all cases Of OBJ.
structons after ali other remedies have been tried In
vain 1t Is purely vegetable, containing nothing in
the least injurious to the health, and may DO tsker
with perfect safety at all times.,.sa
Semitic any part Of the country with full direction
BY addressing nissSAf DR.. HUGHES.
+ N. B.--Lsdies desiring may consult one of theil
own sex. "A lady Of experience In constant atterf
ance. ianl 1885 d&wIy
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-17
For sale.

A ONE and half story House. in poofi orde
g pleasantly located, together with tie lot Ri bv
~ ieef; Price low--terms liberal. INQUIRE Or
ApiouoM JOHN G. PROCTOR
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-17
FOR SAFE.

ONE two story, and one one story and a ba't
OHouse, in good repair and nearly new with good
water privileges, situated on Lafayette ST., No 20 :
Inquire on the premil es, of
June Q, lss5.-d2w. ElIR WILLIAMS,