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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-10
wood County Agricnltural societr.

"Ouu COuHty GOCletys
The report of the annual meeting of the Wood
County Agricultural Society, which was held at
Tontogany, on Saturday, the 2Sth ult., was una
voilably crowded out Of eur last issue.
The contest for the location of the Fair was quite
spirited between Bowling Green and Tontogany
and resulted in the success of the latter, where tie
next County Fair will be held.
The following officers were elected for the cnsu-
ing year.
P5tsident- GEORGE PowERs, of Pcrrysburg.
Wee Prcsidept-WM GoRRILL, of Bowling Green.
iSecrctwy- WARNaR. of Tontogany.
Tredswer-JonN BATES, of Pcrrysburg.
Mrnogers-Perrysburg, J. w. Ross Weston
John McKee; Middleton, Daniel Newton; Portage,
Jacob Dauterman; Perry, John Norris; Montgom-
cry, Giles Palmer; Freedom, II. N. Alexander;
Troy, Thnmas Gori1li Liberty, Daniel Eouseley ;
Center, n. A. Noble; Plain. Norton Reed, Milton,
G. w. Hill; Bloom, John Baird; Henry, l.. B. Rn-
gers; Washington, Wm. Crom: jackson, John r.
Anger; Lake, 9. r. Tracy; Webster, Robert Stew
art,
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E sewhere will be found the prospcctu e' these
two standard American publications Their merits
a e known far and wide. The subscription price
of either one is 81 year, and we will furnish the
JOURNAL and Hap.r's Nogoxiae or Hnpcr's Week
IN, for S. 25.
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MSSOYIC.

There will be special communication of Pho
nix Lodge No. 1923, on tomorrow Saturday eve
ming, for the purpose of making final arrangements
for the burial of our deceased brother, JOSIAH
MILLER. Al! Master Masons in good standing are
invited 10 attend.
80 W. Z. POMEROY. W. NJ.
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of warning
andinstruct'n for young man-publisled s7 the
Howard Association, and sent free Ct charge. in
sealed envelopes, Address, DR.. j. sKILLiS
HorouroS Howard Assoeialon, Philadelphia
pennsy ylvahia. a2yi
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eve know the world Is dark and rough,
But time betrays that soon enough"
Still goodly portion of the dark spots may
DO eradieated by those afflicted with ca
iarrhal difficulties, Ly the use OF DE-. d. II.
Seelyrs Liquid Remedy. For sale by all
druggists. Try II.
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perrysburg church Dircctory.

EruopIsT EPIscnrAt-Rev. r. n, Darkdull Pastor.
Services each Sunday at 1880 An. and Pm.
REsBvrsR1lx--Rev. G. A. Adams, Pastor. Services
each Sunday at 1890 An. Sabbath School and Bible
Glass at 10 NJ.
GERMAN MErnonIsr-Rev. c. Swineforth. Pastor. Serv-
ices each alternate Sunday AZ 1880 At.
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WHIsSERs! WmsKERs --Do yon want Wbis.
kcrs or Muustaches7 OurGrecian Compound will
force them to grow on the smoothest face or chin,
or hair on bald hsais, in SIX " eks. Price, s 1 O0
Sent by mall anywhere, closely scaled, ON receipt
Of price.
Address, wARNEH & CO., Box, 1888. Brooklyn,
New York 43yI
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Toledo a Wabash Railway,
" ood County Orficial directory.
JrptcrIRY oFF5cERs.

VFTIOEKH.
Alex. g. Latty Judge of Court Of Common Pleas.
E Tuller. ................ Judge Of Probate Court.
Thos. I Webb................C Clerk Of the Courts.
George Strain. Prosecuting Attorney
COUNTY OFFICERS.
teo, n. Parsons. .,.........s.....Co county AuuNot-
.i.-A H0nncl. ''-'
C. W. Evers. Observation-Disclosures. Sheriff
btenhen Merry .........s..s.'s.'.'' - 'hecoruer.
Nathan W. Minton. n................--..Sur surveyor.
Walter Davidson, !
ALLISON Lansdale,S ............ Commissioners.
George W. Hill.
&. W. Woodbury.
u. A. Avery, ........... School Examiners
ErAsfusRa
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UDSON-MULLEN.-A the Exchange Hotel
on the 9TH inst, by J. Chappel, J. F., Mr.. ITHUM
JrpsoN and Miss LUCINDA MULLEN.
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DIR. n. X E ~ ON,
SURG =ON-DENTIST.

Office over Aiion's store,
MAUMEE CRY, OuI0,
I $ prepared 10 do all olisses Ofwork ID Dentistry,
1 on the most approved principles of the Pro-
fcssion.
n. B~-Full sets Of Teeth "a so. warranted 10
give satisfaction in every particular.
Chlonforh allaastcrsd Ia the extraction ~
T eth when desired
Dselysd Teeth flIel OF Extracted. 0.z
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Time of Closing Mails.

Ilnlt OF NIONIUE WUIENs
The different mails leaving the POsto1ce at Perrys'
nrg close puuctually as follows;
Southern Mail lu;lo \. NJ
Northern Mail 4;D I. VI.
o@ra will be open from 5 A NJ. to PM.
+. POMER0Y, p. NJ.
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READY-M ADE CLOTHING,
In Northwestern Ohio.
Hardware,
CrOckeTy,
Glassware.

Those wishing topurchase anything in this line
will find Ito their odvantageto to pay my Store visit
public is respectfully invited to my extensive stock
feeling assured it will be time profitaby spent.
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GEORGE LAsKEY. sTEPIIEN g. LAsKEY
LASKkEY 81 BRO.
GlLEAD, OHIO.
george LAsHEY.

WE have fully inanSera he'd the Fall and Win
w ter Campaign, and have recently filled our
Store with "A
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"A TIlsef Cries stou Th,ef,,

afr 3 n .trf t.l
The public are cautioned agast base imitation
Of Z. p. AtwOod's Bitters, By manufacturer Of
proprietary medicines in this city who has not only
copied the label in part and adopted tho same style
bottle but states on his label that he has purchased
the entire right Of Or. Atwood, and as az. ~ are
the only Atwood Bittefs ever put up in Maine which
have gained celsbrity, this evidently leads the I'M
wary to suppose that it is L. r. Atwood-who has
never conveyed to him, directly or indirectly either
thetitle to or any information respecting bis Bit
tiers. This is the same person who formerly signed
NJ F. instead e a. Fl Atwood. He says Beware
OF eounterfeits and limitations" which seems to be
upon the Fame principle that "a Thief Cries STOP
Thief" Tie gsnuipe 10 signed L. l.. Atwood. and
bears an extra label nrwhite paper headed ..cau.
ton, Extrs." Countersigned by ii. II. Hay, Drug.
eist, Portland, Sole General Agent. -.
Portland, April 26-Saw&wtt
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Here and There

4 10 tie Editor Of the PresssE arh4eaoq
fpromised you letter now and then-by
the way-here and there. Here is Just at this
moment at the ane village of Pennington, the
Head Quarters' Of Franklin County-and a
! centre of business. of justice and Of education
in this region &. c - =
Preparations are going on here as elsewhere
for agrand celebration Of the 'sFourth," now
mere glorious" than ever. The old plati-
tudes which have constituted the stock in
trade OF Independence" orators for the last
quarter century will give place to new themes,
or the old win be charged with new force and
significance. ssas
The Normal School has just closed a very
successful session, mum bsring am told near
~ one hundred scholars, for the Spring term.
The experiment is regarded as fairly made,
and the State may well be congratulated up.
on 50 suspicious beginning. ~,..fs
Mr.. A. II. Abbott has retired from his fami-
ly school at "Listle Blue,' and Mr.. E. p.
Weston, OF Gorham, has taken his place OPEN
ing his Summer session with every seat and
room occupied. This establishment is one of
the most attractive spots in the State, or in
deed OF all New England. " q ~ Y az IVY
The whole valley Of the Sandy river. above
and below Pennington, is garden of beauty
Just nov in the light Gifts glory. aOld Blue, y
twenty miles North of F., looks cool and in
vlting, and the Lakes--AR angely" &C., are
fun of inesashing. Summer travel IA every
year seeking out these charms OF our north
county, and learn that the Hotels and uri..
vate boarding houses, are already filling up
with Summer boarders.
MY recent visit here covered Sabbath.
which gave melthe opportunity to hear Rev.
Mr.. Howard. brother Of the Genera, like
minded,-in an excellent discourse directed to.
parents and theirHboys,' and Rev. Mr.. Pep
per, pastor Of the Baptist church, whose name
is not more spicy than his style is vigorous
and effective. Judge Davis also made fine
address in the evening to the children. Your
loss in the Judges leav Ing Portland is doubt
less 9, handsome gain to the good-citizen-ship
of Pennington.
Inc Androscoggln Railroad makes its ter
r.utus here, and is said to be doing a very
soou business under its efficient and experi
enced manager, s. W. Eaton, ESQ :, while Mr..
- uon' 'ne aifaole conductor, spares no pains
70 make every passenger comfortable and at
home, on his train,
Other matters IN this county I win speak Of
in my next. -. Yours Frnly
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WHAT every person wants Is q b tile OF Pease's
vegetable Hair Renewery The most perfect Hair
kenewer in the land is being introduced in Port
Co. 1t will color every ray hair in " ur head more
natural than any similar preparation. u will pre-
vent your hair from falling of 1t will cleanse your
head at once and keep 1t healthy. 1t will dress your
hair beautiful y, and make it grow luxurantly. No
smell of sulphur which is 20 offensive 10 yourself
and friends Also Pease's Philocoms which is nm
surpassed a. Dire ssng; no lady viii be without Il
who knows its value Manufactured by J. w Pease.
Nashua, N II. Messrs Gresham & Co. Agents for
Portland. = ..-4s-. may2Tsndlms
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Boston stock List. ~
AT THn BRoKRRs, BoAnp. June Ii.
'mARRIED.

In. this city, june u. by Rev Mr. Walker. Capt
Snarles Lo ing and Mis- Estella ThoiiH, both Of
In this city. June II. by Rev e Bolles william
d Packer and Miss Susie w Miller. both of Port
land. fs@.+'7 A = - =.
In this ,rty, june 4. BY Rev Dr. Graham. assisted
By Rev Geo Tewksbury. Augustus Phinney. Of
Westoroof. and Miss Nellie M Leavtt. o Portland.
Ia San Francisco, May 10 At the First Presbyferien
Church. BY Rev o y Wheeler, Robert Gardiner ESQ
Of Yolo Co, and Chario te n, daughter OF Rev Geo
Tewksbury. OF Oxford. Me-
In Q dtown, June 8, Charles II Wolhar Dter, Of G,
and Miss Maggie Harnette, of Portland -.
In Prospect, June 3, Sergt Georgs B Crawford of
Fort Knox, and Mary Bean, OF 2. tasl - s11
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DIED.

In this city, June 49, at the house of DR. Clark.
her son-in-aw, Mrs Nancy Caldwell, aged 81 years
~ Funeral services on Thursday afternoon, 18th
Maine. li5as i~- Oh s III NJ n '77----- =
In Kennebunk, June Z, Mr. David Eng ish, aged 90
years months.
In East Bowdoinham. May IA. MS Mary M. wife
OF Joseph Hall, ESQ. aged 81 years
In Bath, June g. Emma j daughter of John II and
Abby Peterson aged years.
In Montviile, June g. Esther J, only dan rhter of
Hon Nathan and Nancy Pierce, aged IS years
In Searsmont, June g. Mrs Kebecca Woodcock.
In Rsadneld, May "a. Mr. Henry Hutchinson,
In Knox June IL, Mrs Betsey A. wife OF Charles
WIgg n, aged 80 years. Il I-Il.a Ef4
In vienns. June 8, Mrs Betsey Kimball. Of Mt Yer
non, aged SO years.
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Public Health. The Press.

.dxertispg has been pronounced sundignifed"
py the medical facuitys n psy s.s.....--
tses valuable len edy to atty people in his private
practice would receive the cold shoulder from his
professional brethren. should he make its merits
known to millions through the columns OF a newspa-
per press This may be "dignifed"-bnt Is it be-
nevolent, humane or justf Whcever is fortunate
enough to discover or invent anything that win
prevent. or cure, or alleviate human suffering. il
bound TO makeit known, through every channel Of
communication withia his reach to the general pub.
lic For many years the merits Of HOsrETTt RS
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS, have thus
been proc aimed to the world. and multitudes have
been restored to health, or saved from fatal maa-
dies in consequences. As new features have been de.
velofed in relation to tie operation Of this most
pure andspotent of all Etomachics and Alternatives.
they have been stated in simple language to the
pie Of many lands; and if the proprietors of the
medicine have derived profit from their dissemina.
ton, thousands upon thousands ofndiyiduals have
been benefited thereby 10 an extent beyond all as.
innate. In the West Indies, Canada Ausiralia.
and South America, Hostetter's Bitters are now,
recognized as the sole specific for Dyspepsia, the
best possible safeguard against tpidemics, and the
finest invigorant in Of general debility, and
the only dffasve stimplant eatlrely fres from nox
ious ingredients.
New York House, 80 Cedar Street, NJ Y. Il r.,
june9d& w2w - ~ = Aa>~S - - = - z
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DIR. Ian
ROOT AND HERB BITTERs

The Crest Blood Purifier; the best Health Restor.
er, and the most perfect Spring and Summer Medi.
cnne ever used q. aIstal-
They efsctually cure Jaundice, Dyspepsia Liver
and Bilious Complaints, General Debility, and ali
kindred diseases. 2
They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels, re.
store the appetite. drive ont all humors purify the
blood. and strengthen, invigorate build up and re-
store to heal h ana soundness both bod and mind,
All who use them. Price rs, 50 and rs cts per bot
tie Sold by = i dealers in medicine. GEORGE G.
GOODWIN & Co., as Hanover St., Boston.
AItk Lk va mohI6d4n
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rOTECE.

TTIHE Trustees Of Westbrook Seminary are hereby
on Tuesday, the ~ inst, II O'Clock IN the after-
no a, at the Seminary Building In Westbtook, for
the transaction cfths following tusinoss:--
year
Seoond--To SEQ what measures shall be tason %
improve the Scmira Bu'lring ard grounds, and
to ira saet atY ofhee busiI oss that may legally
come bsForo hem said me ting .f-
GRANVILLE N STEVENS
Seo'y bofr' Trusted.
Westbros X, June ID 1865 jnnel4id
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s SPECIAL NOTICES.
RICE BROTHERS, SO {
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
. 60 aud II East Water ST.,

MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN,
Buy for Eastern account 'GRArr3 FLouR n Rrx,, 4
PORK, LARD, HAMS. BUTTER, SEEDS, etc.
The following choice brands Of Flour on hand: -
BERTsHY's BEST, N. wARREH,
tst CABfNET EAGLE sac 7h
CHAMPI0N, McCEELLAN
Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge
~ Flour and Produce bought, STORED and insur.
ed at literal rates. marl3aodIv
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The Twentieth Maine Regiment.
NEAR WAsHrNeroS, D. C., /
Tupa n 1oae

NEAR WAsHINGToN, D. C..
June 9, 1865.
10 the Editor Of the Press: s4vs.Fa
enclose you the following extract COM
mandatory of the 10th Maine, cut from the
New York Herald Of the 9Th inst:
The Twentieth Maine Volunteers pss,ed
through this city yesterday homeward bound.
1rney belonged to the First division, Fifth corps.
dne distinguished services this regiment has
pellormed entities 1t to more than passing mo-
~ 49, ~ mas participated In more than twenty
patles, and always creditably in Discipline as
wen as valor. It has been noticed in the rec
1lH q tns regiment that while the lists OF
LIE, Hi,,eu ana wounded have been FREQUENT and
1850 sne iists OF prisoners and missing have
peen uncommonly small The Twantseth
1 Mshe mas done It's part in all the pronfnent
-. yes'i 20 'i.s fotomac Army has seen durng
..o.s;n. 'nLee years, from Autietam to the
eia,v ras,a,a 10Y over Lee, and viii be espe-
claly teipgthnHIed' for the decisive cts,ga u
made at Gettysbugr, under CnIan u saas ~ ~
lain, where 1t drove through M S GnenccI-
brigade of the enemy aud seems !. ,ss, 70 =
Top in our hands. The ,rva,t,a.s.ll I've rlounu
nished two general officers, Mssor n nss lur,
lain. ~-saai onamber-
A republication of this notice in your amer r
would be very gratifying to the members Of
the regiment and their friends. II should be
observed that the regiment still holds its or.
ganizstlon- In the field. II came within the
order to be- mustered out, but On account or
ns services, and becauseit had such record
as few regiments In the army eou,d show
tne men entitled to a discharge were sent
nome as a detachment and the Organization,
was Kept IN the service. Those mustered out
were the original members Of the regiment, and
Garner recruits. The men remaining are re-
en1lssea veterans, and later recruits .lAax1
Inc men who remained OF the 10th Maine
nave Oeen transferred to the 10th, and the 1st
ba. Maine Snsrpshooters is also to be assign.
ed to IL. sn-T - " assign
The officers retained are Col Smear p.v.
Major Chamberlain, Com. Of Mustars O.. CO.
d. ;. Melcher, Act. Aid on STAFF Of Major c. CT
Iriinn, and Capt. Donnell, now ordnance s .as
Ger OF DivisiOn, and DR.. True, Serg. Ar
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NOTICE is hereby given that on ~ hfh day Of
~ Jute, A. ID. 1865, JusOn HaIs n Of Windham,
IN the CoeBty Of cumberland msds ard executed
an a alignment TO me-, the Undersigned O. az Ms os-
tate . >tmpt from attachment RAJ perso AL
Ter the bsnt OF his creditors. and for proportional
distribution amor all hie or d tors becoming pr
ties IN rete And said creditors sre hRrebv nctifsd
that three months fem sid o. dag o. jane A. ID.
ard in " ars reqc ested 10 present heir aims me-
with tbs pI oof thereof for allowance
Portland, Juue u, 1866. '.. w3w24e
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NOT KILLED.-It was Edwin Woodside of
oiAno' and not Wilson, as we had it yester-
.aay' VINO was knocked Off the cars while stand
nag on Top Of one Of them as it was passing
unoer bridge, between Wilmington and Phil
aoelphia. He was not killed, as was supposed
py bis comrades, though he received some Sc
we're Injuries in the face. He passed through
TINS city Monday on l,is way to Augusta
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WILL BE IN PORTLAND Tuesday and Wednesday
lsth and 14th June. at his Medical Office 2l4 Con
gress street, corner PEARL where he can be consult
cd on all diseases. chronic, or long Standing gener
al debility, wsakaess, affection Of the liver, lnngs
kidneys, spleen, heart, so, with all sitter ding
symptoms. An are invited to call. Consultation
and advice ffes. jins8sndlwe
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coLG ATE,s HONEY SOAR

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
Is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly
scented and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin, For Sale BY s1 Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. - janS1d1yr. -
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y
ATwOOD's
PATENTDRILLING MACHINE,
ts.r8 PILE DRIVER,
40 nnn nnALa
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

N@@~% - = ~ =
PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated
thssuperiorsy OF this aohine over all Others for
the pu pose OF sinking Oil wells tho und ersQned /.
now prepared TO receive orders for tho same
rms machinery comprises everything requisite for
tne poring Of oil wells, excepting the STEAM ENeInE
ana C4sT lRos DRfvINs PIPE, (bu' will DO furnish.
ca. desired, at reasonable price,) ard dispenses
with the use of the Derrick Rope, Bull wheel and
oIhsr cunbrous and expensive fixtures now in use
and 90 arranged, being constructed on wheels and
portable that 1t can be easily removed lorths pur-
pose OF sinking wells in different localities
IKE DErRIrus is removed from the well by our
ratent Hydraulic process, and dcesnot require the
removal OF the drill from the boring. This process
not only removes all the detritus In from s to 10
minutes, but likewise efsctually clears out and
opens all the small oil veins that are so often entire
~ closed up the old process of sand pumping
WftA this Machine and . practical es ginser,
well can be sunk from 400 to 900 feet within peri
Cd Of from Is to 30 days after the soil pipe Las been
Arrangements are being made for the construc.
ton and delivery Of these machines at New York,
Norwich, Newburg, N ", and Pittsburg, Pa. n 7
Fer further information, price, terms, &C., adj
dress, SIMEON LELAND
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
spi7 eod3m New York.
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WHY INQUIRE THE COMPLEXION BY Powders
AND WASHES which choke or fill up the pores of the
skin, and In short time leave it harsh aud dry? 1t
is the blood, and If you want smooth and soft skin
use HELMBoLD,s ExrRAoT OF SARsAPARILLA. 1t
removes black spots, pimpes and all eruptions ofthe
akin. X ~ ~ q s
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Ba-oue Colcord of SeaTsport, at New York fm
SaRua reports Sd inst lat 81. Ion 10 g. was struck
BY lightning. carrying away foreroyal yard, split
ioretopmast head and then passed through the top
overheard
The wreck of schr OTiana Of Hampton. was pess-
90 llth inst, Is miles east Of Five fathom Bank,
dismasted and waterloRed
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Bush,s Argentina Hair Dive.

The only perfect article for oolorine tie Hair and
Whiskers fro a red Or grey to beautiful black or
brown. GEO. c. GOODWIN & co, So Hanover
street. whole sale and retail. June9.ndlw
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To PURIFY ENRIoH THE BLOOD, AND BEAUrIyY
the complexion, use HRLMBoLD 's HIGHLY CoNCEN-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. One bot
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We would call the attention of all those in want
Of Dry Goods to the New York Store, l25 Middle
street. Mr.. Lucas has just retur cd from New
York with a large aad varied sto k Of seasonabIe
Goods. among which We notice very large assort-
ment Of Silks Of all colors and grades Dress Goods
Of all styles suitable for the season and Cloths for
mems and boys wear, which We assure our readers
Mr. Lucas will sell cheaper than any other House in
Portland fS.tn7E WI may 23sneod4w
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Nor A Fsw OF fHE WoRsr DIsoRDERs that az
hct mankind arise from corruptions of the blood
HELMBoLD EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA Is a reme-
dy ofthe utmost value. -iAi 4f-A 10
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THING OF BEAUTY rs A Joy BoREvER.
Those who desire brilliancy OF complexion, must
purify and enrich the bio ID which HELMBoLD's CON
OEETRATED sARsAPARILLA invariably does Rec
olleect it is no patent medicine Ask Tor Hembolds-
Take no other. clG t44 aAt akl IsA
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
VI A RINE ~ IL YES
le oRT or PoRrLANE. !

- 6feJ ARRIVED
:, steamer New Brunswick. Winchester. st John
Brig Mechanic. Hutcbnson. Boston. EQl1
son Fannie Hammer. Vibberis, Elizabethport.
sch III "a Ellen. Noyes, Boaton
Sch H Prescott. Freeman, Provincetown.
Sch john Frank. Fowler, Newburyport
Sch I'd Aard, Milliken. Ellsworth for Boston
Sch Pa'os Wooster, Brooksvile for New York.
Sch Mill Creek Ray, Bangor for Richmond
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-14

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