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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-26

Civilians will now cross on the new
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-26

CECRET DISEASES SECRET DIsEAsEsH
- SAMARITAh'S GIFT
SAMARITAN'S GIFT!
The most certain remedy ever uled.
Yes positive cure l.
Baisdr Cgpabld and Mercury DISCARDED
Only ten pills 70 be taken u effec. a cure.
They are purely veg table, having no smell or
any unpleasant TASTE and WIN not inure the Btorn-
ach or bowels of the most delicate.
Cures infrom two 70 four days, and recent cases
In Ttcenty four Hours.
No exposure, no trouble, no change whatever.
Male pa, ksges, 81; female, s'-sent by mail
SAMARITAE.S ROOT AND HERB JUICE.
A post We and permanent cure for syphilis, Scro-
fuia L GERS sores Suots, T. tiers az.
There Is not another reznedy known TO equal II
for the cure Of syphilis. II reaches and eradlcates
it Frlce g, or SIX cities lot GU:
The efficacy Of csc rem-dies Is sllke a knoWi-
edged by physicians as well as patents They are
used 10 the u Hospitals, thus restoring 70 health
many Of DOR brave soldiers
WHAT SIZE S. REGIONS SAY OF THE 81
MARITAN'S REMEDIES.
Posi- HOSPITAL, FORT MARSHALL,
Baltimore Nd, Feb. ~, 1864. (
"l have great satisfaction in stating that l have
used The SdBsGTItdHS Rem dies" for Venereal Dis
ease IN its most customary forms that nave used
item with Judgment discretion and properly,
and have found tn m to respond to my Auticipa
tons promptly and efecJually. Knowing their
composition have the fullest confidence IN their
efficiency, and as far az my use Of them extends,
1 recommend then strongly, '
ALYRED BowEEs.
Assistant Surgeon 9Th New York Vols. y
sold by VIA c. W. SMITH, Druggists.
Corner Church AMI Vine sdeets,
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Desmond & Co, Propustors, 90 Race street,
hnaislphia. Janle-tm.
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HELMBoLDs ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion Tor Diseases o. q syphuEe "a.
ture, and a. an Injection diseases q he u7inary
organs, Arising from habits Of dissipation ussd n
connection with the Extracts Buehi snd Barsapa-
lila 10 a1en diseases recommended.
Evidence Of TIE most respOns be and Fslabis
character viii sccompgny ths msdicines.
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e. ork Cinci mar ard Lou vile 81 M Drafts
psr o8vu I, a ID - rem. Sc Ing. Order on
Haahn 1on &c ID ooun
z ar uua-tsl's Vouchers, payable at Nashville
/ a-seoulf.
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G ECRET DISEASES SECRE I
- DIsEAsEs
samaritan's Gift.
Samsritan's Gift.
oOnOrrhoa, elect, structures,

Yes, positive cure for
Gonorrhea, elect, Structures,
Contains no Minerai-no Balsani-no Mercury.
Only en- pills 20 be taken 70 effect cure ~
They are entirely vegetable having 20 smell nor
unplessan: taste End viii not IN ary way injure The
stomach or bowels OF the most delicate.
Cure. IN from tHo TO four days, and recent cases
in twenty -four hours. Prepared By q graduat@ OF
the niFfrsiiy o Psnnsylvsnis, ms Of The most
emiuen- doctors and chemists Of tee present day
No sr75oare-so Troubts-4lo Change Whatever. Lei
those who have despaired Of getting cured, or who
have been gorged 9TH Bslsarn Copaba, or Mercury
ct once Try the
RAMARITAN's GIFT.
Sent By NAL il pl4in envelope.
Price sent by mail, 81 female, 50.
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A LITTLE IIxED The celebrated
speech Of Sir Boyle Roche, Mr.. Speak
er, ! smell 8 rat see him hoating in
the air; but mark me, shall yet nip
him in the bud, was evidently the
mode upon which writer in Kanaas
framed, the other day, some remarks
upon the recent election. The LeaFen-
worth Conservative says that, BY the re
suit OF that eiecJoL, the fall Of coFrup-
ton has been dIspelled, and the wheels
Of the state government will no longer
be tTammellei by sharks that have be-
set the public prospe it, like locUsts"
The Hartford Times characterizes
Gail Hamilton writing as "slusby"
stuff Then II Is Eeas5nable.
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HelmbOld's Extract Buohu.
FOR TEAKSEssKs
Ausiug nom Exeesses, Habits Of Dissipation, Early

AFlsuS FOui EAcen5er daDtts OF lfsal caccn, haflY
lndlscretiOn, or Abuse,
ATTENDED WITH The FoLLOWuSo SYMPTOMS.
IndspOsjtion to Exertion Loss OF Power,
Loss OF Memory, difficulty Of BreAthiRS
" ealI Nerves, sa. sfreHnhling,
Horror Of Diseases WakefulDess,
Dimnsss Of VISION, Pain In the Back,
Universal l.sssitudeOft Flushing q the Body,
Muscular system, EruptiOns on the Fscs,
HCj Hsnds, Palhd COuntensDos
DTyness Cf the Skin. - --a- --
These symptoms. II allowed 10 90 on. which tbs
medicine Invariably removes, soon follow
IEFOTESCY, FATUITY, EPTLEPTIC FrTs,
in one O. which the patient may expire. Who can
say thst they not frequently followed b. those
"dteaGifiIl diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many sge aware Of the cause Of their sufisrins
but none viii confess. The records Of the Insane
Asylums aud the melancholy deaths by eonsump-
ton, bear ample witness to the truth Of the ssssg.
EOn.
THE CONSTITUTION, OSCE AFFECTED WITa
ORGANIC WE1KEEss,
requires the aid Of niedlcine % strengthen and IN
ugOrsts the system, which HELMBoED'S RT-
TRACT BUCHU invariably does. A h1al VIII con-
vince the most HkepEcal.
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EAMARTTANs GIT.
Sent BY NAL in 3 pl-in envelope.
Price sent by mail, 81 female, 20.


BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is "a rel r. the public a. positive cure.
SYPHILIS OR VENERIAL pf5EAsES, The ga
N ,RiTsN' ROOT AND hERB JUICES is the
most potent oe tain and efectual remedy yer pre-
scrhsd i 7. ache and sTsdicetss every particle Of
the yeueresI poison 20 thai the cure is thorough
and fsrma0sLt Take then Of this Purifying Rem
edy and be healed, and not transmit 10 your nos
teTty that for which you may rePentin sfter Year,.
DO NOT DESPALRt
Although YOU may be pronounced iscurable, the
sarnsritars Root Snd hero Juices will remove every
tive Of impu tues rom he system well as all
the Dad effects Of mercury.
FEMAs41S! FEMALES!I
In many affections with which numbers Of Fe-
males sufIeT, the ROOT AID HERB 30 CES il
most happily ad4pted-in Uicera ed Uterus, In Leu
eorrh05s, q bearing do~n n, Falling Of the nomb,
Debi ~ ana for all com plants incident TO the sex.
sent By express. Price 81 botae, OF bottles
Tor SO.
Samaritan's Wash
L., in case o. syphilis used in conjunction with
tha Root and Herb Juices. Full directions. Price
80 cents - sasE 49,.
edged BY physicians aud patients. They are used
in the q. = Hospitals, thus rsstoring to health
many q our brave soldiers.
FSoaa bse Baltimore sur.
WHAF TIE SURGEONS SAY Of THE 81.
p ~ Nrnmm - IN
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BEWARE OF ooUNrERFRIrs

AID UEPRnCIPIED DEALERs,
who enteaFOf 10 dispose 'sOF THEIR OWHF Gad
''OtheF" articles on the reputation attained b.
Hslmbold's Genuine Preparations,
&" EEtraet Buchu, .4rr
6arsaparIila
Improved Rose W.ash
Gold b az Dr1gssts eserTgheze.
ff5f osss he EdVariiaesoaut and ssn.i fSFfl sfHG
AVOID IBPoSJRIoR. AND HxPoSURE.
ma Io-1g
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3aak-Aoie 2Gt.
CORRECTED BTsTRsT NATIONAL BANK,
No % CoLrzsE SrExrT.

EB- Ihsss quotations are for United States Treas
ny nna Nstionnl Banh Notes
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Samaritan's wash

war TIE SURGEONS SAY Of THE SA-
MARITAN'S REMEDIES.
.-. "POsT HosYTTAL, FoRT MARSHALL,
baltimore, Nd, Feb q, 1894.
al have great satisfaction in stating tha, have
nsed ''Ths Samaritan Rsledtss' for Venereal ms
ease in it's most Gus omary form that have used
them with Judgment, discretion, End properly, and
promptly and effectaally. Knowing their eompo-
sltion hive the fullest confidence in their efficacy
and IS far rs my use Of them extends / recommend
them strongly. ALERED G.. B0wERs,
Assistant Surgeon 9Th New York Vols''
Let be understood thRt these remedies are as
recommended, and will positively cure the diseases
for which they are offered.
Bold By ". J. G. W. BMITH, Drasaists,
Conner ChuF h and Vine streets
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Desmond Co.. PrOprietors, sl5 Race streets,
Philadelphia 1883 Et .ra
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NATIONAL EDuoArronrI 3, I

Is
The following letter from Mr.. Brooks. rtbe
father OF the Normal School System of Mas
sachusetts, since so successfully adonted in
this and other States, will be read with inter
est. We cut it from the New York Ese8;,,o
Post: ans
MEDFoRD, MASS Aug. 10. 1861,
To the Editors Of the Evening Post. ~
In your notice of my pamphlet on a seNa-
tionai system of Education" you ask for fur
ther information. The few following state
ments will give you the facts: .,sl.,..
Ny plan for national system is "a pure
neutrality-suspicious." one, beginning with
the people, going on with the people, and end
ing with the people, and is in'no way calcu-
lated to "increase the centripetal forces of the
general government over the centrifugal. p
Briefly stated, it is this: The extending of
the New England system of free schools to
state colleges and national universities. The
town will create, support and manage its free
schools, and elect and pay its teachers with
out let or hindrance. The state will create,
support and manage its free colleges, and elect
and pay Its teachers by the same rule. The
United States will create, support and manage
It's nee universities, and elect and nav its
teachers Thus the whole system beoins with
the people, goes on with the people and ends
with the people, and is assigned to benefit ali
OF every place, condition and color. No nlan
can be more purely democratic and nossess
the requisite efficiency. Each free school in !
town, and each free college in a state viii
make its annual report to its state government
and each state government viii make its ANN,
al report 70 the national government. These
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annual reports would be the most scientific
and reliable guides in detecting defects and
revealing improvements. Every free school
and state college win be furnished with all
the needed means of instruction by their
school committees and board OF overseers,
chosen by all the citizens according to
the laws of the state. They will thus have
the independence and rights which state has
with reference to the general government
1t is apparent from these facts that the gen.
eraI government will be Obliged to see that
every state has its free schools and free col
leges; and then leave the citizens to manage
the rest of the business in their own way.-
The national government will have control of
the national universities, electlng their officers
and teachers, determining their studies and
regulating all their affairs.
The system which / propose is, therefore,
"the blending of general. and local powers of
government, rigidly separated and defined, in
aharmonious whole.n The various branches
OF study in the free schools and colleges of a
state would be so arranged in each that there
would be anatural sequence from the primary
school to the national university.
by my plan all Offices CT instruction will be
open to concurs, which is the true democratic
mode, giving every person an equal right and
an equal chance. Neither social rank nor fam
ily.wealth nor hereditary prestige can be Of
any avail. The greatest scholar and best
teacher will gain the place.
s0 The verdict of enlightened Europe in ia
yor Of national systems of education, and if
any of their systems are used to uphold mon
archy and caste, ours would be used, with a
double certainty to uphold democratic fepubf
canism; because the whole force of ours
would be to lift up all our fellow citizens to
the highest level within the natural powers Of
attainment TT plain, therefore, that justice
and wisdom, patriotism and philanthropy
would be the permanent operating powers in
every part of our great system, aiming as that
system would to difsase universal education,
universal freedom and universal Christianity.
Such system, in its steady, impartial and con-
stitutional activity, would place our country at
the head of the nations, settled down in the
collected majesty of its power, the model re-
public of all historic times. % aR iAf
isss5 sfa saoeW With true regards, auis6
f.4a -s CHARLES BROOKS.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

a9el Y. ng1ls The HOME FARM Of the late
9AsaNN II JOSHUA E. HALL, Of Gorham,
MHHKf KflN Me-, near Great Falls Village, con-
& 8If3 5sIG& tanning about ninety acres wen di-
vided into wood, pasturage and til
lage land; produces forty five tons of hay Land and
buildings in excellent condition. DIE .f
3 A desirable property and for sale on reasonable
terms. ggaIlefa sl3 tS .
Inquire of the subscriber or of Mrs. L. A. HALL
on the premises. IN p. R. HALL,
=, M County Treasurer's Office, Portland; Me.
August s-d&wtf go sfs af
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Miscellaneous.
Lewiston Falls Academy |!

| = u b Il d.
IHlS Institution win enter upon its seventh year
- IN August, under the management Of It's present
fr1ncipal- More than seven hundred students have
tees encouraged by its success and not unnindfi d
t1e demands of the age Tor educated business men
eaucateI mechanics men educated with special refer
e1ce 70 TINS practical age and nation have decided
ADD to the Academic Course two Departments-a
ment. ii4af1 = - @'-s''''-'--~ --es1A DeP@' '
The CommerctaI Department.
The design of this Course is to furnish Young men
t ose satn as viii enable them to engage
~ once IN any branch Of commercial business 1t viii
combine the Theoretical and Practical Rooms suit
able for Banking, Business Offices, Teiegraphing,
IS tba Nslu &C., have been engaged
Competent and experienced teachefs have been en-
gagged; and more viii be added the exigeneies OF
1ish instruction equal to that obtained in the best
Commercial Colleges. One can easily perceive the ad-
of this department with the Academy where a thor
ough knowledge of the Modern languages can be oh
tained-a knowledge Indispensable to business men
In many parts OF our Union. N1 stn.af 9ll
- saei The Branches Taught s iH
Are Bookkeeping in allits forms; Commercial Law
Commercial Arithmetic; Business Correspondence ;
Teiegraphing; Penmanship; Photography, &c.
81 fda4 sa Usausssai Facilities WI
Are offered to ladies desiring to pursue Penmanship
lures on Commercial Law by gentlemen eminent tin in
the legal profession. Rooms open day and evening.
The Scientific and Industrial Department.
The studies Of this course will occupy two wears.
and include instruction by lessons in those branches
OF the Abstract Mathematics not taken up in the
Academic Course; Land Surveying; Geometrical
ing; Shades Shadows and Linear perspective; As
tronomy; Navigation; Leyeling; Mechanics; Loca-
ment; Construction of Roads; Strength Of Materials
Br1dge Construction; Mechanics Of Machinery and
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House Lot for Sale.

GITUATED on the corner Of Deering and Henry
y SITS, 80 K 100 feet. Enquire of
slt,5s ~ y ~ r. W.-GAGE,
july25 diff Is 1877 Commercial st.
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For Sale at Gorham Corner.

xsfs=.sA Near the Depot, House with Garden con-
EM;;; tanning more than acre; it is in every re-
ZsAspect a very desirable place for residence
Also Wood-Lot Of 100 acres, mile from the viii
lage There not less than 1000 cords of wood and
timber on this lot. The whole will be sold at great
bargain ii apple for soon. t se alsasl Ag. n.
Apply to Il. W.. JACKSON, at Gorham Corner, or
the Press Office, Portland. lfg 81 irltla
Aug. u, 1S65.-d2w# 55f8
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NO Let.

TaLEGANT Chambers for business purposes
II Wholesale retail in the block, 147 Middle
Street. For ter1as apply at -
Vlh1aa 9aH HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
IN the Year Eighteen Handrsd and siaty-eoe

In the Year Eighteen Hundred and Sirty-Jgce.
AN ORDINANCETespectin the Collection of Taxes.
DE It ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen and Com
Dmon Council in City Council assembled, as follows,
viz: ielt82 eg tt1ls @h4isr styA Nsse
SECTION Lit shall be the duty of the Assessors
make out and deliver to the Treasurer and Collector
at the time of the commitment of the warrant for the
collection of taxes in each year. tax bills for all taxes
assessed upon all resident persons and estates with
the name and residence of the same marked thereon.
SEC. 2.-The Treasurer and Collector shall imme-
dately issue the tax bills, and if the are not
paid within four months thereafter, he shall issue
summons to each delinquent person assessed, and If
such person shall not pay his taxes within ten days
after the receipt Of such summons, after the
vice thereof in the usual form the said Treasurer and
Collector shall issue his warrant for the collection of
said taxes according to law.
i SEC 3.-On all taxes assessed, interest shall be
charged at the rate OF six per cent per annum COM
mencng sixty days after the commitment of said bills
to the Treasurer and Collector.
SEC. 4.-On all taxes paid within sixty days. from
the date of the commitment thereof discount ofve
per cent ON the amount shall be allowed.
SEC. 5.-Section ten of the Revised Ordinances on
taxes page 235, and an ordinance prospecting dis
count and interest taxes" passed june 10, 1857,
and all Ordinances and parts of ordinances inconsis
ent with the provisions this hereby repealed.
Approved Aug. Is, 1866. aug16d2w
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Fnra Sale.

OCH'R CONVOY, carries 75 tons, well found in
y Sails, Rigging, Anchors, Chains, SC. Price
~ ~ D. T. CHASE, Head Long Wharf.
July 2s-sT&T II
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OEVERAL finely located House Lots in Cape Elizr
- abeth three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge.
Inquire Of e. N. PERRY, at the Sherifs Office Port
land, where plan of Cape Elizabeth lots may be
seen. may13tf
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ToTetI

r ARGE CHAMBERS over 110 and 119 Federal 81
III Apply to s91a1 .i4aQ n Gi'7 7gf 81 s1FI6f
sga M JEFFERSON COOLIGE g CO., aA "a
aplsdtf Cor. Commercial and Franklin streets.
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aDLEASANTLYlo located in Freeport, q miles from
Il the Depot, on the old county road to Brunswick,
the old homestead known as the Townsend place.
containing IS or acres. Fruit trees, wood lot.
and water convenient Apply to Maj. W. MITCH
ELI, on the premises. Price $4,000. iy2Odtt
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Farm for Sale.

3 .n5s.saI sos A SNUG LITTLE FARM, in
AsAassA - WEST FALMOUTH, about seven
HTlTESR miles from the City, with o good
m EM4Izkl1G story and a half HOUSE, with excel.
lent Cellar, and abundance of pure
water; wood-house and barn, all nearly new. A
young and thrifty Orchard of grated truit of over
70 trees. With wood enough for family use, &c.
VIII be sold with or without the crops-or will be
exchanged for House in the city.
Apply to JOHN HUTCHINSON, or
IL HENRY BAILEY ~ CO., Auetivnesrs
Aug 1s-d3w 3 iiss3 81 iii. .-i8f q aa lfisT
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: Wednesday Morning, August 2S, 1865.
JOHN STUART, MILL.
N. A. FOSTER &c GO.

His Parliamentary Career-scenes and Incl
dents. p
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Deal Freights.
Ronrd on Peak,s Island.
MEOHANICS' HAIL.

xxrEr,I arranged for Concerts, Lectures, Exhibi-
w tJons' Levees &C., may be obtained on appllca-
.,on to RICHARD COLE, Superintendent,
iunel5dtf No. 3 Tolman Place.
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To Let or Lease,

CoR term of years The Store and tenement on
e Center st. now occupied by Mrs. c.. w. Jordan +;
possession given August 22d. For further particu
lars inquire of aH lif2 a sls1t
.strsa W nees 9aa3 w e. NUTTER,
baa aa7sl 9lOHpen Afe .slEed 90 Middle St.
q August 12th--dSws sisEIs eaa 95
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For Sale or to Lease.

HOUSE LOTS on Oxford, Washington, Madison,
Ii Munroe, Fremont, Greenleaf and Fox streets OH
terms to suit. Apply to VIM. OXNARD,
Z july25iseo1m "a N u AIlal ia Cumberland st.
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cellaneous.

BATES .SEMIN AIRY
AND y,
sse44 Latin "a School.
AT tne recent meeting of the President and Trus-
tees osBates College, resolutions were passed recog
nzing the necessity of the separation Of the Semi
nary from the College, and was voted to organize
immediately Department to be denominated Bates
Seminary and Latin School. i aoha4sa Il.
THE SEMTNARY .sH-
viii be on the original plan of the Maine State Semi
nary, embracing Ladies course, and miscellane-
GUS department Of both sexes, including instruction
In ornamental branches, Music Penmanship Pho
biography, Book Keeping, &C. The Seminary win be
under tne government of separate Principal and
Preceptress. iai snlasi ~ li.fge- u
~ g = ts i5ll1iIa. .i5 ffs sifi3gta 9il0C 60 4
si THE LAT1N SCHOOL
viii for its especial and sole object the prepa-
ration OF students for Colleeeang College they may
choose Three Instructors in addition to the Pres-
dent have been attached to this school, and it win be
their effort to prepare their students for College in the
strictest and most thorough manner Prizes win be
given br excellence in scholarship in Greek and
Latin. 'T iiia sia Hs7W iHs dino /
Students in the Seminary and Latin School. will
have free access to the College Library, Gymnasium
Lectures, &c. III tfi lUosa 4 bns sfsusG II
& Naa 81 T OITION l sslifag
will be charged at the rate of s24sO per year. The
year Is divided into three terms of thirteen weeks
each. These terms viii begin as follows:
.i.r FAN Term, August oath, 1865. |
Spring Term, January 18th, 1906. i
Summer Term, April 26th 1866 'os
For Circulars containing further particulars ad-
dress the President, o. B. CHENEY, D. D., Lewis
ton, Maine. 4
et i JOHN A. LOWELL, A 4
sAAf AtA H Sec. of Board of Trustees
Lewiston, August 7th, 1885. augSd&wtoaug24 |
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Farm for Sale.

GITUATED in North Yarmouth, on the Glouces-
- ter road, formerly known as the "Col. Cushman
Place, within two miles Of two depots on the G. T.
r. R.. containing 200 of land, 40 Of which Is
wood land: fences mostly stone wall. Building
good two stoied house with outbuildings; and barn
100 feet by 49, cut full Of hay last year. Orchard
consisting of several hundred thrifty apple trees all
grated bore in 49, 1900 bushels and In 'e4 have
sold 5000 90 worth Of apples besides bountiful sup
large family. Pear, plum and cherry trees
In bearing, with variety of other fruit. es4alIam
Also, Cranberry patch from which 80 bushels have
been taken in one season. ~ tsss,,ss
Inc location Is q fine one, with plenty Of shade-
trees Mills, school house, &C., near by. 94a
For lnrther particulars inquire on the premises
june5eodSme 800 - SABPL H. SWEETSIR.
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NO Rent.

= TENEMENT centrally located, to family with
Aout children, at one hundred and fifty dollars per
year. Apply to P. s. W.,
. junel6fla 8 aaa g5as q No. 374 Middle Street.
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HOUSE TotsI

-IFLEYEN- House Lots, comprising 900 feet Of
II Land, on Emery, cushman and Lewis st. for
sale by W. n STEPHENSON
Portland, April 2e, 1s65-dtf -
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Notice.
cI5.n1,nartnership Notice.

HAVE this day formed partnership under the
IL 4! nr~ " WRIGHT & co. brs sfta,
g. the nnrpose OF doing General Commission Busi-
los or ~ q speciaI partner having furnished Cash
CAPITAL Of three hundred thousand mil reis iRs.
N NJ. John s. Wright, No. 80 wan Street, New York,
viii act our Agent in the United States. .,-s,.
We give our Power Of Attorney to Mr. Il. G. L.
Wright, late Of the House of Max well, Wright &
Co.
Any business confded to our cPre will hayN our
best attention. G.. GRANVII lie WRIGhT-
Rio de Janeiro May O. 1865. jun2Oeod2m
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COrn! COrn N
1000 BUSHELS No. ! high naixed Corn in
OoONJ store and for sale by .tr
.g.af.sfl HERSEY, FLETCHER & Co.,
- 1859 Commercial Street.