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PROF MARINI would res specially inform his
former patrons and numerous friends that "A
his fourth and last quarter will commence ~
on Thursday March ID 1865. HH
Days arr hours OF tuition for ladies. missesE akA
and masters, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays,
from TO 5p m; gentlemen's classes, Tuesdays,
THURSDAYS and Saturday from to 10 p N. Gen
tlemen joining this last quarter will also receive
instructions in new clsss just formed from g.. to
p. m same evenings.
During this last quarter all the preparations will
be mad g for the coming May Ball.
Persons desiring private instructions viii please
call at the hall ring school hours. st his
idence, Il 10Th street. between and E. fe2t2w
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CREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

/ would advise sIl persons having teeth
to extract to cell at DIR; LsWIE's Office,
Also ca and examine the Doctors new ami i'm
proved method ofinserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
YOU viii have them in no other style than this
new and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold,
have NOT ad anced the price our work since the
great change in gold.
No. 242 Pepp'a avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets.
Jan 26-ly 8. r. LEW1E, Id. D., Dentist.
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ID STRENGTH TO THE WEAK
Is. YOUTH TO THE AGEDu
BIOKRENE,
or
LIFE REJUVENATOR.

This prepar alton is une nailed as q ReIuvensteH
and Restorer of wasted or inert functions.
The aged should be certain TO make the blOkrene
o household god, inasmuch as 1t will rendsr thein
youthful in feeling and in strength, anu ENABLE
them to live AGAIN the days of their pristine
Joy. 1t not only exhilarates but strengthens, sna
IL really invaluable blessip especially to those
who have been reduced to cons ition OF ssrvillty.
self abuse, misfortune, or ordinary sickness No
matter what the cause of impotency of any human
srear, this superb preparation viii remove the
effect at once and forever.
BIGKRENE
CCBEs IMrorEEeY, GENERAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS
1NCAPA'ITY. DYSPEPSIA, DEPRESSION, Loss OF AP-
PETITE. Low SPIRITS, WEAKEESs OF THE ORGANS ell
GEEERATION, IaBECILITY, MENTAL lSDoLssoE,
DESIRABLE AND NOVEL EFFECT UPON TIE NER-
yoUs SYSTEM; and ali who are In any way prostrs-
ted by nervous disabilities earnestly advised to
seek cure in this most excellent and uneousiled
PREPARATION
Persons who. by imrrudence. have lost their
NATURAL VIGoR. will find speedy and perna-
nent cure in the
BIoKRENE.
The FEEBLE. the LANGUID, the DESPAIR
ING, the OLD should give this valuable discovery
trial; it will be found totally different from ali
other articles for the same par poses.
TO FEMALES -Thi. pre- paraioa is invaluable
in nervous weaknesses of all kinds, as it will
store the wasted strength with wonderful perma-
hence.
Dyspepsa with the first dose A brief persistence
in it's will renovate the stomach to degree OF
perfect health, and Danish Dy srepP:a forever
One dollar per bottle, or six bott, for IS, Sol
By DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
HUrCHINGs & HILLYER, Projectors,
81 Cedar street, New York
Sold by 8. c. FORD. corner 18th street u
dec 3 eoly,a and PENNSYLVANIA avenue. ID
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~1opos.Ls FOR STATIONERY.

DROPOsALS FOR sTATioNShf.
MEDICAL Puregor's Ofes I
Wash,.gton, d. G, Feb: ., 1861
pronosala for furnish in the Medical P urve yin
Densrtment in this city with STATIONERY are
respectfully invited Manufacturers ana dealers
are requested to send samples with price list to
this Office as early IS practicable
O. SUTHERLAND,
Ear LIST Surg. q. Z. A., Med. Pur.
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ueRsEsi HORsEsn HORSES ~

HORSES! HORSEsli HORsEsii
Quarter ma,'er f1sne,ai's O6sce Firs, Dirision,}
uons,. ~ash'rgton Gty, February Is, 1865. {
HORSEb, suitable for the cavalry ser vice will
se purchased d ss Giesooro Depot. in open msrkst.
,.Horses. viii be delivered to Captain L. Lowry
government inspection before being accepted.
ecihcstions: as follows: Cavalry horses must
se sound IN all particulars, well broken, in full
teen l6I hands hig from Eve 90 to nine (9) years
old. and well adapted in every way to cavalry pur
poses. Horses between nine (9) and tl9) years of
sge II sun vigorous, sprightly and healthy, may
Price one hundred and seventy five ollsrs ($l7s)
each. Hours Of inspection, from =. M to D. M
Payment will be made at J thii St'ii S'.K1s
fe l! at Col. in charge lst Div. q. n. q. Q.
$50 H. W. HAMILTON, Ast. eco
GENERAL BUILDING MATERIALS.
No. a62 sxvESTH ST., OPPosIrs CENrER MlaEEf.
10000 LIGHT SASH. ., 900 PAIRS BLINDS
1900 DOORS, 10000 PET MOULD
III In sdditien to the above. . great variety Of
DOOR sTooPs, GLASS, PUFFY. 80: - -Ao'
the best and cheapest now in use. Superior to
mar Die In every respect and only about half the
DOOR and WINDOW FRAMES, DOOR JAMBs.
INSIDE SHUTTERS. FRINOH SASH, and snsl..
nished ii short notice. '0 '''1' 'D"'Nx '''-
PAINTING DEPARTMENT.
sras;. ~ HOUSE sisS. and oRsaa ssSF Il.
PAINTING eRAlslHas L! " y I 81 ftIs M
Ee; sSa It'll IT.. opDosite Ssnser Msrs:.,
jan 'szm Washington. D. Q.
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5I3 JOHN D. EDMOND & co. 5I3
5137th street. between D and y,
NATIONAL INTELLIGh" Err BUILDING,
DEALERS =
BUILDERS, BLACKsMlTH'S 8, HOUSEHOLD and
GENERAL HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
Out and Wrought Nsi's, Spikes. Horse shoes and
Horse shoe Nails, Rasps, Files, Springs, Axles,
Axletrees, Nuts and Washers, Anvils, Vices,
shovels, Picks, A1es, Rope, Glue.
Split Cane for chair bottoms,
all Of which We offer at
sIQ The LOWEST CASH PRICE SVo
CIO lfeb ,t-lyl CIo
TRgAsURY DEPARTMENT.,
i OFFICE COMPTROLLER OF THE CDRRRHoys
WAsHIN6TON, December 81, 1864.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the nndsrsgnen. it has been made to appear that
the CITY af Geor Srfo,cn, in the county of Washing
fnn and D!strfd OF Columbia, has been duly
ssnized under and according 70 the requirements
aNstional Currency, secured BY. pledge of United
and redemption thereof" approved June 5. 1864,
act rsanred to b. eompea ss bsrs OF e sa1e
mencing the business of banking under said act:
N:y, therefore, l, nigh McCulloch. Com ptroi!sr
Ndtoaa! Bank Of Commerce Of 6sorgst0.c4, in the
Cuy q Gso,sssopn. in the county of WASHINGTON
ana U,;ht,,et Of Co!nmbsa Is authorized to COM
In tsstimsny whereof, witness my hand and seal
OF once ta' thirty ~" di E1 e RRsi msGfL lsSs
ian a-et Comptroller Of the Ourrnsy
I ARGE MAP OF aEORG IA.-OomDiled under
~ the direction of the Genera! Assembly; one
cess ' ~ 'A'' FSRANcK TAYLOR.
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VJNHOMPSON'S POMADE OPTIEM-For impart
L ing rich gloss and exquisite perfume to tn
Hair, Is far superior to any other Pomade extant
Prepared by F. C. WELLS 4 Co, New York, and
sold by all Druggists. Price 35c and 7Jc. PEI bottle
DUTLER'S BALsAMIC MIXTURE.-This old,
ID well known and entirely reliable remedy for
Secret Maladies, is for sale by all Druggists. Price
81 per bottle. jan l9-eely,a
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY

~ WASHINGTON, Decsun Der Is. 1854.
@* III - -! -
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L'AlRBANk'S SOAbES,
l. HERRlNGS PATENT FIRE AND
BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
For sal. at Factory Prices
j. p. BARTHOLOW,
AZ or the manufacturers.
SIS Seventh street.
Below Penn's avenue.
GLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED.
~ ORCHARD GRASS.
HERDS GRASS.
SEED OATS, &c, &c,
JP. BARTHOLOW,
sos Seventh street,
eGeo Below Penn d avenue
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WITS IS TO CIV Is EUTICE, That ING uDscfI
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans, Court o
letters Documentary on the personal estate Of
Martin John son, late of Washington city, D. o.,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscri-
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
Given under INV hand this 18th day Of January.
1866. MARTHA II. JOHNSON,
Jan Sf-law3w" Exeeutrix.
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" EFT FANS, ATT TICNi
THE RIGHBEsT BoUNTIEs PAID
S1,l5O FOR THREE YEARS.
8775 FOR ONE YEAR.

AT THE TENT,
Corner ofl5;h street and Neto York arsame,
Washington city. D.
Either line Of horEe cars will take you there; oil
No. y Washineton Building. tChron.l fest
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such he will be tried. But he is also arraigned
before the conscience and heart OF bis faithful
fellow. citizens as moral criminal OF the
worst kind. Even fanatical 'candor cannot
plead that he was ignorant of the systematic
horrors of the Georgia prlsons-the starving
the freezing, the slow reduction OF human
beings to idieey by exposure, by hunger, by
ed to weaken them into despair and submis-
sion, and il had that effect. 1t was also in
tended to compel an exchange OF sound and
efficient men for his service, and there ii
failed. But the FIRST result was constant.
so
And they were young aud brave and nob.e
men who were thus treated. They were
guutless Of every crime, and had done moth
ing but defend their country. At home, far
away upon Western prairies, among New
England hills, upon the shores Of the lakes,
along the sea coast, mothers and wives and
daughters sickened with the long suspense,
the horrible suspicion. Their hair whitened,
their eyes grew dim with hopeless watching
their cheeks thinned with acute fear, their
hearts broke also, and they died amidst their
appalled, children. So awful q sorrow, so ter
rible suffering, both in itself and in what 1t
occasioned, no history records. And it was
the crime OF this man who now sits alone
with bis Bible and the silent sentinels in For
tf
&. "It is vain to plead for him as political Of
fender. The war was little compared with
the crimes of the war. Over the graves OF
the dearly beloved, shot dead upon the battle
Held we can hear and see that political differ
ences may come to war. But over the Col
gothas of Millen and Andersonville-over the
spots where the pens stood In which heroic
men were treated as beasts are never treated
we call murder murder, and crime crime;
and all murders and all crimes al less black
than these.
Whatever the verdict of the jury may be
upon the charge of treason-Whatever the
punishment, II the accused be convicted as a
In case of his execution, he
may be ranked among political victims, the
verdict OF every generous heart and of histo-
~ is sure against this man as criminal not
@ less than the Infamous English Jeffreys.--'.
viewed merely as political leader, his whole
public career is unlighted with single noble
action, and his speeches will be vainly search
ed for one generous emotion. If his infamy
in history will be singular, it will be In In ev-
cry point deserved. The same kind Of gloomy
odium that settles upon the name of James
L., but tenfold deeper, as he was infinitely
more criminal, will gather and darken around
that of Jefferson Davis.n ainm sa9s
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Jefferson Davis as a Moral Criminal.

George w, Curtis writes In Hdrper's Maga-
kline for July: a -
"At the time Of our writing the most con-
spicuous offender ever capitally indicted in
this country sits alone in a spacious casemate
OF Fortress Monroe with only Bible upon his
table and two silent sent nels watching him by
day and night Perhaps as he sits there or
PAGES the floor he remembers the Iapless vic
Tins OF Andersonvile and Belle Isle, or recalls
the long horrors of the war which has smeared
so many lovely fields with blood. In the ter
Flble quiet of his prison does he ever ask him.
self whether it was worth while to dare such
grievous sorrow to his country for such a
causes Does he ever argue with himself that
even II the theory of state sovereignty was
true, 1t was not wise to assert 1t at such cost
Of misery, merely for the sake of perpetuating
something which must surpass any coneeiva-
BILE injustice of the nation toward a state ?
Has he never learned that many things NAV
be lawful which are not expedient and moth
ing but the most prolonged injustice of which
legal redress is hopeless is a worse Oppression
than the remedy OF civil war?
Technically be is political prisoner. As
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CORTLAND WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE 49, 1866.
ANNUAL MEETINGS,
Annual Meetipg.

NtHE 9l0ekhoders are her eby notified that the o.
= nuai Meeting Of the Stockholders of the Maine
GentiA xnAlroad Company viii be held at the Town
nall iaal IN AEERyILLE, on WEDNESDAY, June 2sth
100, e. eleven O'Clock ihe forenoon, to act upon
the following articles, viz:- 9II Is.T71 =
l-Ie hear the report of the Directors and Treas.
urer o. Sad Company. and act thereon.
for the ensuing year ~
$40 see what regulations the Company will make
n relation to Stockholders trains to Annual Meet.
ings.
4.To see If the Stockholders will vote to amend
article Three OF the By Laws In relation 10 the tin
Of holding the Annual Meeting. -
b-To seei the Stockholders will accept the pro.
visions Of an act anthrzinog this Company to ope.
rate the liue of the European and Moth American
Railway BY the running its engines and cars over
extension Of The European and North American
EDWARD 7. LITTLE, Clerk.
WatervilIe, May %, A. ID. 1866. n junelSsdf
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Notes Of all the denominations named will be
promptly furl ished upon receipt of subscriptions.
The Notss Of this Third Series areprecisey SIMILAR
in form and privileges to the Sayen-Thirtss aeady
sold, except that the Government reserves to itself
th option oi paying interest in gold o9in ats per
cent instead cf s-lothsin currency. Subscribers
win deduct the interest in currency up to July 15th
at the time when they subscribe, NJ he..s ~ .6ts
The delivery of the notes Of this third series Df
seventhirtes win CONNIE II lst of June, and
will be made promptly and continuously after that
date. 3 ii. -, - i, ~, 'e's fts.f fss n
The slight change made In the conditions OF this
THIRD sERIEs affect only the matter Of interest-
The pay ment in gold If made, viii be equivalent to
the currency interest Of the higher rate tA
n, The return to specie payments, in the event OF
which only will be the option to paw interest in gold
be ayailed Of would reduce and equaIizs prices
that purchases made with six per in gold would
De fully equal to those made with seven and three
ntns per cent. in currency. ~, s "a. ~ a9s q
flI 4-si islf g4s IA ss5f.t .4Istit t.f
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oneinoh ofspaoe nlength Of oclurnn constitute
Sl60 per square caiIy first week; rs cents per weeA
after; three Insertions or lees 81 90; continuing eve
~ other day after first week SO cents
Haif square, thee insertions le8s rs cents one
week, 800; 90 cents per week after.
under head OF AHUsEMERTs, S2.O0 per square per
week; one inserfien, $3.50. f
SPECIAL EoTxcEs, S2.00 per square first week
Shopper square afteE thret insertions loss $150
bali sqeafes three ineerti0ne, sl.00i one week
&, SI.EQ. spt fiefaa ~ UT stst 7
Advertisements inserted In the MAINE ErArk
sRss (which has large circulation IN every part Of
% htate for *l00 per square for first insertion and
50 cents per square fur each subsequent insortion
C1eAL NC1fEFE at usual raies
eB- All communications Intended for the paper
should be directed to the Editors cfthe Press, and
"a JoB PAINTING of every description executed
with dispatch and all business pertaining to the OF
above, 7 ~. = I'71f7 10
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.s U. 9. 5-sO SIX Per CsPt. Z
it4-NtE elQA 1921 nHga5d dt t.-Qft
G G0LD-BEAglNG BOADS

! These Bonds are now wortfia handpme premium,
and are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds,
from Stdte. County, and Minicipat or stion sohich
adds from csse to three per cent per zfnup to their
rate, according the ra levied upon other prop
erty The interest Is payable semi annually by oou-
pons attached to each note, which may be cut of
and sold to any bank or banker.
hsinterest at 7.30 per cent. amounts to
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W-W-W-W-W-WANTED!

"ANTED Immediately within fifteen minutes
w walk OF the Post Office convenient rent OF
six rooms (more or less) for family only three
persons. Call on or address PRESTON. Press Of
fcs june2ld1w*
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Wamfed.

A SITUATION as Travelling gent, by an expe-
N rienced Salesman. for Wholesale House or
manufacturing establishment The best Of city or
country reference furnished to ability and char
acter. Address Box $685. Portlsnd p o.. 4ea hR
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS
JOHN T GILMAN. itor a
subished al Ne. sal ExCHAEG, STREET b,
N. a. FOSTER & CO.

TRAPoRrLAND DAILY PHHssis pRelishea ats .Ot
per year in advance. .tliltf lH 58HEG
THR RMAINaSTATR PRKse ts published every Thurs
day morning, at @2.00 per annum, in advances &2.2
a paid within six months; and $250, IL payment be
delayed beyond six months. saH sif-s $3.50 4
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AGENTS Wanted, !,

EXPERIENCED Agents. professoal men, teach
Il ers aud energetic man Of good address, of all
class wanted in all parts Of the United States
and Canadas, to tale orders for the LIFE OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, written by the widely
known and fayorite author, DR. ]. G. Holland
fFimothy Titcomb. The announcement ofths work
has been received with universal favor and the press
generally have commen Ell it in the highest terms
Agents who have commenced canvsssing for this
work regard 1t as the best subseri otion book
allied success The author is popular as a writer
that the people subscribe for 1t readily and cheer
fully. Further infor nation can be obtained By
calling at my office, or addressing by mail g. BELL
Spring field Mass, or I G. HUTCHINS,i General
Agent, Elm House, Portland. juae2l cd q w1m*
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NOTICE.

FEtHE Trustees Of Westbrook Seminary are hereby
IL notified that their Annual Meeting will be held
oa Tuesday, the 27th inst at oclock in the after
no n, ut the Seminary Building Ia Westbrook for
the transaction ofthe following ,busness,--
First-For the choice of officers for the ensuing
the Board of Trustees.
]. Third--ro actupon any change Of the Bylaws
that may be proposed. 800 IA 5q
improve the Seminary Building and grounds and
to transact any other business that may legally
come before them a. said meeting.
ai EniINs8 GRENVILLE nj. STEVENS, Cd
Sec'y BOARD Trustees.
Westbrook, June ID, 1855. june15td
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Z Wanted

RY the subscriber, competent assistant to take
~ charge OF large prescription business. Ad.
dres as below. staHing age,s Amount of xpariencs
In the apothecary business and rate of compensa.
tion demanded. The best and most undoubtsd ref
eret ces required. '71 t~
%. neg H.T.a .aCUMMINGS. N. D. asEna19
junel2d2w*T asfs ltadaai8 Portland, Me.
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Lost.

IN the Streets ofthis city, about tan days ago,
IL plain gold Bracelet, marked on the inside IN. w.
y. to M. L. T.. The finder will be literally reward
ed BY leaving it at this office. june2-dlws
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s. T SIS FINANCIAL.
y UNITED STATE 8
'..e ..- 7-30 LOAN. 'a.
Third SERIES,
3 = 3 @, % o 90 o O.

By authority of the Secretary Of the Treasury the
undersigned, the General Subscription Agentior the
sale Of the United States securitiss, offers to the
publcthe third series Of Treasury Notes, be airing
seven and three tenth per cent. interest per annum.
known as the
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LOsTr..

N one nf the atraata in th: -aitzz--a
papsrs Of no value to sny one but The owner. Who.
ever will leave said Diary at this office will be ber.
ally rewarded. Sc IleWa seW sa june2Odlws
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to the people, viz, the COD
STAMP and the good things that
ares CURED to al who have faith
in its proini es, and see hat the
stamps are on all the shoes then
ban. This Sta1nn IS npA qlEaksoT
Clique. fhe people of Maine like
them too aoeH f.r the beneft Of
the b sngor robbers, SOME of
whom buy the LEAvIEes and
THIRD lQUALITTgs of Goods that
the CID Man. will not accept
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Proposals for Delivering Coal.
DROP0SALs viii be received at Log Middle ST.
Il for one week, for the deliver Of Fifteen Hundred
proposals will be reserved. ef =
- = EDWARD SHAW, Chairman Of Com
May TO- 1866 maya9dH
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Aaa Sails and kxigs ing for Sale.
rrHE Standing Rigging. Sails and Blocks Of the
il new Brig Atlanta, 400 tons. old measurement,
saw "a in perfect order The draft of the spars can
McGILvERY, RYAN 3 DAVIS,
June 16-dtt 16i Commercial St.
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Rent Wanted.

8VKTANFED Immediately, in the central or west.
w ern part of the city, good rent Of eight or ten
rooms, for family wit out chi dren. s5.-
Address Box l55 Portland P. o. junel6dtf
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from manufacturers. In fact, this is thr PRINCI-
PAL REASON for the INF oRcEMERr Of the Haack-
ers and Peddlers Act, for since good a0GTrGnted
0ooDs HAVE BEEN so LARGELY INTRODUCE INTO
MAINE, the MISERABLE sHoDDY sent out from Ban.
gor don't sell so sosu!t! Re alters Of Maine, SEND
IN YoUR ORDERS, or CALL when you come to Bos-
ton, unless he Bangor jobbers get an amendment
passed 10 chapter a. that ..no man shallbe allowed
to leave the State by any boat railroad, who in
tends to toks money soat Of the Slate TO buy any
goods not owned by men five years resident in the
State OF Maine ThankiDg the people and dealers
of Maine for the doubling OF their custom since
the Bangor Merchants exhibited their sohoIe-
souted liberal policyef 'lve and let liveS' the
subscriber is determined to stan by the people of
Maine and give them h's warranted goods at reduced
prices Doa'tJail to demand a neW pair in every
case where your boots shoes prove defective, if
not worn to that extent that it wcu be uareason-
able to expect new pair, and the C--0--D Man
will yige the to the retailer who takes them
back from you. B..es.eiss
.ssmH HENRY DAMON. ~ 81
rs, 20 and ~ MILK STREET
iaaie saa le gas BOSTON. syaa 9aa
juneIOi1m m&wew sea
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WAN TEDl ,

WILL pay TEN cents per lb. for ALL Pamphlet
i delivered at the Office OF the Portland Sugar Co.
corner Commerealand Maple SITS.
jan2ldff. ,aaay 8aK J. M. BROWN.
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