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BROWNS VRnMIPUGE COMvITs,
on WORN Luzgyen.

Much ncKsxs undoubtedly, with children and sdriss At
rbutod to other causes soccasioned by Tie YER
hFUGR CoxyIrs' although eaecua In destroying vosns,
do possible injury to the most delicate child This
valuable combination has been successfully used by phyd
cisn to be aud sure Graduating worms
hmtful to children
CHILDREN WORKS require Immediate attention. o.
neglect Of the trouble often causes prolonged sickness.
SYMPTOMS WORKS CHILDREN often overlooked.
Worm, in the stomach and bowels irritation which
be removed only by the Of remedy The oombina
ton Of ingredients used In making Browns "vEnxYuaH
CoxrTs Is such to give the best possible efoc with safety
Sold by Druggists Chemists and dealers in Medicines at
TWENTY FIVE CENTS BOX.
LACE CURTAINS,
NOTTINGHAM, swiss TAxBouRED.
Swiss APPLICATION
NEW STILLS JUST IMPORTED.
u. l.. }. b. kELTr No. $50 Broadway.
CURTAINS
AND CURTAIN MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS
PIAso AND TABLE COVERS.
At KKIrY's, No. $50 Broadway.
WINDOW SHADES, ALL STYLES
Cir. WHITE AND CoLoRgD HOLLAND
For ALL PLACES
q. j. }. Is. kelly, Manufacturer,
No. 35s Broadway.
Whether the Fenian movement shall result
In the indie pendebce Of Ireland whether jeff Davi, win be
tried BY military commits sion remain be determined But
question settled that the enchanting perfume
offered to the American public F. A. PgssErs Extract OF
the IarPrrAS LoTUs.
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Telegraph school-Any Intelligent youne man, oy 40
three months thoroughly qualify himse TIL. institution
to dIschsgs the duties Of OPERATOR Instruction given 70
ladies and Gentlemen Apply from m untu y W. /"
No. ga BROADWAY, ps1 hsda0Rssuts'
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Fuel savers.

Experience demonstrates The feet that fully onethiId Les
fuel /. consumed where TORREls IMPROVED Wealth
ER STRIPS applied. .
l. 1DRREA. No. - Maidcn.eue, N \.
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Wistar's Baisam
WILD CHERRY


Has been used for nesry
HALF CENTURY
with the most astonishing Success in Curing
coUGns Co5ps H2ARsESE So SHR ER6 peoAr
LIVER CoMPLAiNT. BRONCHITIS,
DlF FsrI1Ha. q 3yb bf tykRY
AFFECTI0N or -
TIE THROAT, LUNGS. AND CHEST.
CONSUMPTION
which carries OF victims than any other disease, and
which babies the sk the Physician to greater extent than
any 0''e' '''''i YIELDS TO THIS REMEDY.
when alI others prove intellectual ,t,iI;,cr,,p
RAPID IN RELIEF. SOOTHING IN EFFECT.
SAFE IN ITS OPERATION,
IT Is UNSURPASSED
While preparation fee from nO1Ou, nsrfp'' pGsGGn'
combining all that is valuable in the vegetable KINGDOM Tor
this class OF diseases, iH.csn,p,p.prF,
and entitled merits and receives the general confluence OF
'"' p"0"' UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
From the Rep Francis Lobde Pastor Of NE South Congregd
| tioRai Church BridgeDorf. Conn. 49,
| BRIDGKPoRT Jan. 81, 1864.
GENTLEMEN: consider Il a duty which owe 90 uherna
humanity to bear testimony 10 the virtues OF Dr. WLrRf
BALsAx WILD CHERRY; have used i-when nav,
Throat-or years, aud never in single instance has
failed to relieve cure have frequently been very
hoa. on Saturday and looked forward 20 the delivery OF two
sermons OH the following day with sad nissSing but by
liberal othe BaIsam my hoar;eness ia. invariably Deer
| commend il to my brethren in the ministry, and to public
speakers generally, certain remedy for the hronehn
trouble. to which we are pesn liar ,b exposed which vol
liberty to use IN any way you choose ferhaps tne na
docs not affect oil persons alike ent sways ,eGie
d's-'Hs 'a'O''"' '''' '''' FRANCIS LoBDELL.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A BOTTLE.
JP. DINsMoRE, No: % Dey-.t., New yOra.
sW. FOWLE son, Propsieters, Boston
And Inv ali druggists.
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OLD EYES MADE NEW,

OLD EYES MADE NEW,
without Spcc,aclcs, Doctor or Medicines PaInphe
mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents. Address, f.
FoOTI, NJ. d., No. 100 BROADWAY Ne"'iork.
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BROOKLYN CITY COURT-Dec. 9.-Nos. 81
C3 Is TO u inclusive, n, IS. &c. &c. 81. Al.
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Business Notires.

Ak EsTAgLIsHgD REMEDY. --BRowN's BR0N-
cHsL TRocnrs nre widely known established remedy
for Coughs Cold. bronchitis. oarsene and other troubles
OF the throat and lungs Their good reputation and extensive
use have brought limitations represented to be ho same
Obtain only BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
BEAU-How like you the NIGHT-BL00MING
CEnyus Miss!
BxInE-- Like IT, iis fragrance, sir Is perfect bliss
PH.los SOY, Manufacturers N y Sold everywhere.
The MOTHERS REMEDY
n, all diseases with which children afflicted 10 MRS
yv,xuov,s SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t relieves the child from
main ours. windcoc regulates the stomach and bowels
and dung the process Of teshing 1t gives rest and health
n the child and carries safely through the critical period
WHAT rs DgATHl-It is total paralyzation
NJ ,be nervous system Beware then. Of the first symptoms
.rvon, d,.,e Brace the system with BIoKrrsZ. This
a.,h,6 vegetable elixir diuses delicious vital glow
,h,ous every fiber, and removes every disability 'hA'
,n,,eres will, the healthy exercise Of the animal functions
Depot, No. 20 Dey-t. .,
Tup WIyTRR STYLB.-1he celebrated HAT
manufacturer KNOB introduces new ye io'
and IN, one lust brought for the Winter ABOUT 'ns
Is. and most becoming style that ne mas ye' pou
has taste for and extraordinary iacuy n In
ill.,. .iele. and by long experience. seems to know
80, h.. (, r-ouired Tins each season increases his
AVID the last invention remarkably ms9F'ous 'ns'
,ley ,v 10 s,avr, demvnd. No. Nv Broadway
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stop That RafilinR.

Rafting windows made perfectly tight aud against
W ind Dust, snow o Rain by the use Of TORREl's IN
PROVED WEATHER STRIPS. send for illustrated ulaI
f.. $. & I. TORREY, No. y Maiden'ane, n. Y.
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Chapped Hands and Face, sore Lips, Chill
blains, &C. HEGEMAN Co.'S CAMPHORICE
WITH GLYCERlNE cures chapped hands, &c, imnedi.
stey and viii keep the skin soft and smooth in the coolest
weather Sold By druggists Price % cents Sen. by mail
for Is cents. HEGEMAN & Co.,
Chemists and Druggists. New.YoIk.
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Immense Improvement In stenn.
w C. HlCkS'S PATENT STEAMENoiNto save 70
ne, cent In space weight friction and parts Adapted to oil
use, For circular address THE HICKS EEGlN Co
u'e' ''' ' No. 81 Liberty ST. N. Y.
Julius q. Pohie, NJ. d.,
Formerly of snd Successor to
T,p IAMES II. Chiffon &c Co.,
ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIST
No $50 Broadway, N. W. cor Broome,'. All.
- Particular attention paid the analysis OF Ores Metals
Min.,.l. Mineral Wsten Commercial Products se., &c.
spring Rockinx iior.es'
CAN'fERlNG HORSES,
BABY TENDERS, -
CHILDRENs CARRIAGES AND TOYS
ICE SKATES IN GREAT VARIETY; A. q.
IpvJs TiBBALS No. $40 Broadway. opposite tho 81
Nicholas Hotel Send Tor circular. ,
inva1 ChsiIs and Prapesrs on band Spa made y ORC"
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Rradbury,s Pian0s-TIiE BESr.-Pronounccd the
Rest by the most renowned artists Superior in tone,
touch power, DURABILITY and elegance OF hn'Sh'' ware
rooms Nos AZ and i2J Broonest Of Crosby. Gall OF
send for a circular VIM b. bhAppNhl.
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GROVER Il BAKERS HIGHEST PREMIUM
Elastic STITCH SEWING MAcnIsn. for family use No ~
broadway.
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The Routhern Express Company,
vo, IN. rausportaion Merchandise Valuable Packages
snccie RAM Notes Bonds Sc for all parts oil sac SOUTH
.nad S0IJTII- WEST, In connection with
'"N ~ ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
have established their Agency at No. 80 Broadway, N Y,
where orders to call for goods to Be forwarded South viii
MERCHxNDIsE AND vALUABLES delivered TO Harm.
asn Kinsey American and United States Expire Com
nsnie, for tie SOUTHERN EXPRNSS COMPANY. will
receive prompt DIsPAroH
Tor particular. Of fregh No. &C., apply at the oc'
Il. b. PLANT, Prs,ident
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IMPROVED LOCK STITCH MACHINES for Tailor
and Manufacturer. GROVER BAKER SEWING MAchis
CoxPAsY No. 495 broadway.
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SUNDAY MER Curry OF TOMORROW.

Elch nsis,ent VIII b. accompanied 0y avery foil and
mcd o; all tie preceds. chapters that readers
who late tp OF roGance will not entirely lose
the the ear In the abstract the thread OF
the story snd ss leading incidents. will be carefully
served Tas It aud powerful ef1r. Of Miss Braddon
genius pTese nted in the 81 NDAl MERCURY from AID
VANCE SIRE TS furnished by the athor-ssunprocursbls
side i,tan,ic-snd will be continued regularly unit
concluded.
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HOWE SEWING MACHINE CoMPANY.-ELIAs
Howe IT, President. No 6s9 Broadway. Agents wanted
WHEELER a WILSON'S Lock Stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine. No 625 broadway.
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Wanted.
FHNO rent, on or bef,re the frat of April, house,
IL with about twelve or fourteen Rooms, centrally
located Address Post Office BOX 574. febl5dlsm
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U. y. MARSHAL'S SALE.

UNITED STATES OF AAKRicA, Psi
Dis Tict OF Msire e. IS -.
nUKSUANT 10 Vend: Expo: TO me directed
III 1 ON the Hon AshBr Ware, Judge o. The United
I,issrict Tourt thin aud for the District
Meina I shaII xnose and sell at public auction TO
fhe bt est BIZ der refer, the following property
and meyebandise, at the time and place within said
District as follows, VIZ
At the Custom House Building, on Fore street.
in Portland, on honday, the sirih day Of March
mert, at II o'clock, a. M,
Eleven thousand, seven hundred and forty CT
CARS fwo hundred and twenty pounds OF GUN
POWDER; One hundred and sixty'hve pounds OF
SUGAR; Eight barrels Of MOLASSES; One bar
rel, SUGAR; Four bbls Of MOLASSRS; Thirty
two hundred CIGARS Three bbls MOLASSES; 4;
Oae Demiiohn w. J. RUM; One PUNG SLBIGH;
One ROBE; One HORSE BLANKET; One HAR-
NESS; One HALTEP; Ten Bottles BRANDY;
One keg of SPIRITS; Two bbls and six bags Of
SUGAR; One Dbl and ten demUohns OF SANTA
CRUZ Rum; One bbi SUGAR; Three bbls NO.
LASSRS. AGo tt
The same having been decreed forfeit 70 the uni
ted ates in the District Court for said District:
and ordered to be sold and the proceeds disposed OF
according to law. Lsa.@
ary, A. d. 1865. .c -
febls dtd U. 8. Marshal District Maine.
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No ASSESSMENTS. Incorporated Feb'y 4, 1866.
Directors.

Directors.
JOHN E. DoENELL, CHAs. RICHARDSON,
WIN. CHASE, ELIPHALET CLARK,
HENRY P. DEANE, JAMES N. WINsLoW.
ROBERT A. BIRD.
FEtH e Company have nine leases OF lands comprs-
a ing as many different tracts and containg about
7l4 acres, most Of them being for the term Of fifty
years and two for ninety -nile. These lands have
been selected with great care by skillful Agent
who spent five weeks or more in exploring the lands
of Oil Creek, Cherry Rum and other tributaries ofthe
AneS Shany River and then cuiled these in the valley
and cose proximity of the Allegheny upon the Con-
ewango stream in Cattarangus County N. Y. very
near the Pennsylvania line. 10
They are favorably located near the Great West
ern and Atlantic Railroad in very rich Oil terri
terry as has been demonstrated by scientific reports
and actual exploration. The Anne ic7n Cyciopedia
Volume IL page 260, under New York says. Eat a
number of plsces in Allegheny and CGttGrGngNS
Counties, springs of Petroleum Rock Oil i-sue
from the rocks, and jets of Carburettsd by drogen
gas sometimes accompany the oil, and are also
seen bunblng up in the standing and running water
especially of CGttarGagus county.
And Prof. Shepherd of New Haven, an eminent
geologist after recent careful and thorough exam
nation reports "Here in the locality of the first
well boreo on Oil Creek, oil is found rising from the
bed of the streams and oozing from the banks with
more or less gas emanating from the streams and
stagnant pools. On adjoining lot well is being
oil at the depth OF 220 feet" s3.
Our Superintendent, who has accompanied Prof
Sheph rd, writes, "We found the genuine On Pc
troleum, In many places on Springs, and by digging
holes in the ground Oil and water W. uld come up y
Preparations are being made by other Companies
tosink wells in our neighborhood, and this Com.
pany is making every arrangement to bore wells az
soon as possible. -ga
All the lands lying around US and above us
on both sides of the Allegheny fer many miles have
been taken up and none can now be procured except
at enormous prices
At Fredonia, not far from our lands, the town il
lighted with gas procured from natural spring
And at several places therea coed produ ing wells
OF oil. IN
1t is evident from the great extent IF oil territory
possessed by our Company, that the Capital Stock
is very small. Many other companies with Capt. a..
exceeding half million of of dollars have less thar
rs acres ofland. ott- ts iaa -iy.l ~
Only one producing well OF ten barrels per day viii
paw us hAndsome divi -ends. 81
tits apparent that first well strikes
the great oil reservoirs stock will double il moi
triple in value as has been the experience Of many
companies. ~
A unlimited Portion ONLY of the STOCK Is OFF
ERBD FOR SALE at the CoMPANY's OFFICE No. 81
EXCHANGE STREET. feb17dtf
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A SITUATION in the Editorial Department of
IA some neH spaper, by one who loves the profess
Ion, ana from choice would maze It business 1Or
life. Address for one month
febl6d3w ENOCH KNIGHT, Lowell, Me.
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EXPRESSION OF DRESS Women are more
like flowers than we think. In their dress
and adornments they express their natures, as
the flowers do in their petlas and colors. Some
women are like the modest daisies and vioets
--tney never look or feel better than when
dressed in a morning wrapper. Others are
not themselves unless they can flame out in
georgeous dyes, like the tulip or blush rose.
Who has not seen women just like white lilies ?
We know several double marigold and non
pies. There are women fit only for yelyets ike
the dahlias: Others are graceful and airv like
azaleas. Now and then you see hollyhocks
and sunfowers. When women are free IN
dress as they like, uncontrolled by Others.
and not limited by their circumstances, they
do not fail to express their true Characters
and dress becomes form ofexpression yery
genuine and useful.
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Proposals for Fresh Beef.

N'9 OBFIoE OF THE A. G. s., U.S.. AL
Portland Maine, Feb'y lst, 1865. 80
GEALED Proposals will be received at this office
y until Monday, February 81 1866, at IL M for the
supply of Fresh Beef to all the troops stationed at
the Camps and Forts in the vicinity of Portland,
Maine, for one year tor such les time the Com
missary General shall direct The Beefto be of the
best quality in quarters with an equal proportion
of tore and hind; necks, shanks and kidney tallow
to be uded. .s
Each bid must be accompanied by q copy of this
advertisement and the names of two responsible
persons (resdent Of Portlandl TO enter into suf.
cent bond as sureties for the faithful performance
of the contract. qsaB mE
The A. G. S. reserves the right to reject any or
all bids not deemed advantageous to the Govern
ment. fg
Proposals must be endorsed proposals for fur
nishing Fresh Beef, Box 1922, Portland Post Office
The bids will be opened at the me specified, atmy
oilce, No 1924 Moron Block, Congress street. Bid
ders are invited TO be present
HENRY INMAN,
gf Capt. A. Q. NJ. g. A. G. s., U. S. A.
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For Sale or mo Lef.

TEVHE premises occup ed by Doctor LIE Prohon, No
= Z South at. The premises are convenient, sup
piled with hard and soft water, furnace, gas sc.
Also lot OF land 27 by 76.
: Enquire at ! he premises between IL and Q 2P. NJ.
Feb 20-eod I'm i
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm on the
road between Sac)arappa and Gorham. 1t con-
tains "a acres OF LAM, well divided into tllsge and
grass land There is ON tue farm, oae story house.
carriage house, and barn 81 feet by co. with good
cellar und it. 1t has good orchard, with about
Janz5eod3m Saccarappa.
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ApOtIlecary shop for sale.

r5tHE undersigned wishing to chsnge his place
n of residence, will sell his Shop. Furniture,
Stock, sc The stock is new ana csmpete in all its
departments. Ths stand is OF the best in Pert
land, being suited to Family and Country Frare.-
Apply at l45 Congress street .s.r oct2&
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Farm For sale.

- The subscriber offers his Farm for
A<G%A-N sale situated near Dunn's Depot in
M EMTAZ North Yarn outh formerly known
s9E &klIAI as the Morse Farm" Likewise
sz=zZzsz3Ehis stock and Farming tools. The
farm contains about ITO acres or good land, good
Dailcings &C. Those wishing to purchase are inyit-
ed TO call and examine for themselves
alIH af Ell. DILLINaHAM.
East North Yarmouth, Jan I'd, 1865. jan4aoatf
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For Sage.

A SOU ARE block of land, of about 73 600 acres
"A OF wood land, on the south side of the river st
Lawrence, in Canada East. 1t is interoeeded 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 ana bass wood to any amount
Enquire of HIT MACHIN Portland
Portland, Feb. 1864. id eho feb25 eodtf
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PORTLAND, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 8. 1865
FOR SALE & TO LET.
For Sale.

"a a The well known HOTEL, situated at Grag
EE1EA Corner, l6 miles from Portland, with STA.
1870 bles, Barns, Sheds &C.
IskksaiH Also, One Hundred aad Fifteen Acres OF
EAAG Coos Land, about thirty-fve of which ID
Wood The rest is divided into Moving, Tillage and
Pasturage. =
For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber on
the premises THE0PHILUS STIMSON
Gray, Feb 81, 1895-d2w*
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Wood for Sale.

A BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
bargain,
Enquire of FRANCIS B. HANSON, at Geo. II.
babcockss, Federal Street, or of ASA HANSON,
head of Berlin Wharf octG diff
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Farm for sale.

- m-.r el That superior A. farm, recently
A%dNA "a owned aud occupied by the late
MEGlSAzs2 Capt. Thaxter Prince. containing
#zalE 8sa1E so acres of cd land Is of which is
- wood Good buildings ana not a
roa orwaste aad upon 1t. Said farm is situated in
4. r. Depot
lage. Va g--"1T 80, - - - =
Yarmouth, Jan. IL, 1865. janis eoddSwtf
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News-paper Correspondence

THvHE undersigned, ex-editor OF this city, here
IL by tenders his services, for reasonable com
in aine, in Boston in New York or elseu here who
would ike to enjoy the ready eorrespondence Of an
experienced writer and journalist at the Capital Of
tnls state. be att himse that his acquaintance
with the lccal an, actions and the public measures
aod The pubic of the State and U unsry, ~ well
as his long experience in y biographical and editori
al laboIs, give him advantage in this efpect
which few others possess. He knows how to write
copy for the printer that will require revision
after il passes out of his har de. He is also good
aud expeditions proof" reader, and is willing to
engage with any puDlisher who may desire his SER
vices at home or abroad, in y at capacity.
WILLIAM A. DREW.
Augusta, jenny 2, 1896. ianbdu
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Farm tor sale.

FENHE Subscriber of-rs his Farm, situated in Cape
Il elizabeth, aDou II miles from Portland Bridge
contaiug l6 acres of ana, Buildings goo1
For uarticulars enquire of K. N. PERRY, at the
Sherifs Office, or through the Portland Post Office
Box 1886 febI4dtf
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Wanted.
100000.

WANTED to borrow for the Town of Brunswick
w Ts1enty Thousand Dollars. for one or two
years. Al BOOKS, Treasurer.
Brunswick Feb II, 1865. febl6 VISIT
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FOR SALE.

A TWO story Store, near Falmouth Depot, form
IA erly occupied by r. Merrill & Co. Enquire of
the subscriber. REUBEN MERRILL.
decI6d3m* ll9f sNf sn .T3r.FI IT|T
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Rnr SnIe,

fE;;;f House No Is Cross streets the lot is large
l contaIng about 1000 feet of land with plenty OF
hard and soft water Apply to
feb lStf - WIN CAMMETT
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FOR SALE.

d CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
sS~zSsr srooms large stable and sheds-situated two
III and one-half miles from Portland and the
finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
E2kzAA Atering place and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire of GEO. OWEN =
APT diff l01 Commercial Street. Portland !
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Farm for Sale.

fENHE subscriber offers hi5 Farm situated in Cape
Portland Bridge, containing 20 Acres Land, Build
lnRs good, Fences substantial Sfonewall, youug Or
chard, choice grated Fruit About 200 cords wo ood
half Oak and Walnut. Also Farming tools, and 60
cords dressing. La .aa u~
Terms Of payment made easy. ,f-af
For particulars enquire of SCOTT DYER on the
Premises or through PORTLAND, P. o.
jan31dtf ks. ls '.f.f ~
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HOTELS.
Webster House, Hanover St. Boston

4 The undersigned have taken the above
EER House for term of yesrs and have entira-
EAu8y refurn,shed iG with w Enrnf,nrs SsS-
Osts Beds &C., f. So that il i nov Ons Of the
6I hosalsin Roston 'espsct one Of the
modern fixtures OF frat cl So hotels, hot and cold
baths, &c. Ii will be oonducted in connection with
our new Ocean House, at Rye Beach, N. IL, which
will be opened July 1, 1865
We solicit he patronage Of our friends and the
ira seling public and will use our best efforts to
please our patrons Terms. 80 day.
febl7dsm JOB JENNESS & SON..
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- PORTLAND, Jan. 28, 1865
w ceruiy tnat we have thoroughly examined
and that there is no danger of accident.
The only defect was in few of the floor timbers
of the third story
This has been remedied so as to be perfectly safe
until tho whole structure be made doubly strong
by new beams and columns which are in progress,
janSO GRO BRooK.
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For Sale o. Exchange

Lot of land No. s5 Portland St, containing over
900 teet For particulars inquire 81 Com
merclal Street. p lJ febl5d3w*
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Wanted.

A COTTAGE House, or small two story tene-
Ament, within fifteen minutes walk of Post Office,
barn preferred. Enquire of L. P. H So Middle
street. febI8i2w* s
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Notice.

TINE undersigned would give this notice to the
Il pup!ic that he has furnished a room. at the
lery and Cooking Apparatus. which he will loan on
reasonable TERMS that those wishing for the same,
WIN save expense Of Trucking, Packing, Help TO-.
Apdiy at the Eating Houee Nos. 10 & Is Temple
Street. feb25 lwd ISAAC BARNUM.