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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-28
THE FINGER OF PROVIDENCE, from the
Il Teachings Of Experience seem to point to
THE GREAT HUMOR REMEDY,
H0WARD,S TBGKTABLB CANCER AND
CANKRR SYROP. f.f

lH0WARD'S PROFITABLE CANCER And
cANKRR sYR0P, fal
As the great and certain cure for all those fearful
and destructive maladies which arise fro an In pure
has IN cases, whore 1t has been fairly tried fol-
lowed It's use, leaves TO dc ubt the blessed
iaet that Cancers may be cured
Sufferers from the scourge may therefore 70 long
er dread the fearful alternatives OF the Sur cons
knife or the grave. They have q speedy and certain
remedy. which removes the malady rootand branch
which IN thousands OF cases tho oper ting knife does
not Cancer mnst be cured by remed es which thor
oughly renovate the constitution, and that can only
be done BY purifying the entire mass Of the oirculat
lag fluid: This SELECTED BY q Syrup, a. thousand
have testified.
The CANCER and CANKER SYRUP infalli-
bly, eradicates and cures the worst cases Of
Canker, even when given up as incurable by
doctors 1t banishes Salt Rheum entirely and
permanently. In Erysipelas its effects are sur
prising. An cases, however virulent, of Scroll
ula or Kings Evil, White Swelling, or Tumors,
are dissipated speedily. Old Ulcers are cared
without leaving bad effects after closing them.
The most terrible Scurvy complaints it banishes
from young or old. Distressing Neuralgia
Affections soon yield to its power. It clears the
Complexion from Blotches and Pimples, and
renders 1t brilliant II cures Jaundice and Dys-
pepsia, and all Eruptive Diseases. In all cases
Of Female Weakness and Irregularities produc
ing General Debility, Piles, ETC., its effects are
miraculous,
One trial is all that is needed TO prove the Pc
cullar virtues Of the Syrup Its reputation is now
~ Weii established that more need not be said It's
immense sale Is Its best recommendation.
.slF asit Price 81 25 per bottle.
H0WARDS HEALING sALvE. In all cases Of
cancer, Ulcers, Burns, Scalds, Skin Euruptions etc
where an external application may be sary,
TINS Salye, prepared expressly for the purpose will
be found Invaluable II will always be useful In the
Household, and q box Of IL may save much suffering
and exlenae Price Is cents per box.
JAMEs D BOYLE CO., Successors 10 Redding
; COL 8 State Street, Boston Proprietors.
W F. PHILLIPS Co Ag'ts, Portland,
rnav9td2m ..'.IIH rI
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Variable Real Estate for Sale.
VIE Southgate properly on Pleasant 4. she 10
N containing about 1880 SQUARE fact ~ $500
10, application may be made to =. w.
GEO. e. B. JACK SON, Administrato-,
e AplootI al ff = nsssel- Il 80 Exchange St
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For sale.

FHsHE Vinegar Works on Fore street will be So d
ct bargain, If applied for soon This is a q God
caance Tor any one wshingto enter into business =
Inc works Will turn out from one thousand to if
teen hundred bbls of Vinegar per year
Also, about 40 acres Of Land, situated in West
brook. For further particulars arply at Is1nI
-. JOHNSON GLOVES BROS,
uay15dti $50 Congress St Portland
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For SaIe.

A ONE&nd half story House, in good order
IA pleasantly located, together with the lot 81 BY
~ feet. Price low-teFms liberal. Inquire OF
aplDoSm ~ JOHN Q. PROCTER. (
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MEDICAL.
cAs Oh sousp ar un aaq
RRlFATE MEDICAL RO0MS
= i s5~.. No. 9 Temple Street. is'"
OAs 81 .ousp Aru,,,

w hkkE he can be consulted privately. ana ,..,,,
I hon. the utmost confidence by the afflicted NJ -
MUIR Hs daily, and from A H. to 9PM -',~'1sa ~
y addresses those who are suffering dar m
; non Of private disease, whether arising from
peyot ocsnection or the terrible vice Of selabuse
~ n,s entire time to that par toular branch Q,
u9 meuioai psofession he feels we rantef in CiuAR
stsnd;, ~ 4 ovRE IN ALL CAssf whether Of Ions
the drog ~ contracted, fntirely removing
pi He wo Hrn aflss,htMANRNT CURE. $500 .
fact ~ S;s jail the atention Of the afflicted to tn,
furnishipy s,,s and well learned reputation
oess III lI7I ~'1sfance OF nus skin and sue
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To Let or Lease for a Term Of Years.

THE Store and Wharf, now oceupied b. Charles
Il HI. Merrill, situated between Union Wharf and
Merrill's The wharf contains about goo square n
With two story building thereon. 20 by 20. Fol
further particulars enquire of ..E--a.
81 - = y = J0SEPH III. WHITE,
may25dtf No 6l.2 Union Wharf.
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aA ATLANTIC n9
Mutual Insurance Company
81 Val So, cor. Willian. NEW YORK.
sta faasaas JAEUARY, 1866.
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Nayi
cation Risks.

The whole profits Of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and are divided AnNuALLY, upon The
Premiums terminated during the year; and for which
Corttncates are Issued, bearing interest until re.
The Dividends In the Years 1884 and were A
per cent each. lt +f- f Tx
The Profits for q Years amount to tho I
sum Of sls,ssl. O2(
Cash. la,s5s, 7oC
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Some Of the above named Csrgymen may have chang
cd their Pastoral charge since the publication the
above.
PRICE, so CTS, AND 81 PER BOTTLE
81 - Prepared BY 8. seavery,.
) DR. e. X. KNIGHTS, Proprietor,
.baas rfai rna .INi Melrose, Macs.
WE. Phillips Co, and II. II. Hay, wholesale
Agents. Portlans, and sold by Druggists and deal
ers generally. ~ moh25eOdSeow6m
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POETRY.

Peace Y - ~
P.
Peace how blessed Is the word g Isl 'fT
Peace! not that which brings sword;
Peacel when free from strife and war,
Peace when nations happy are. al sas
L.
End Of discord, end Of blood, bs0s. 20 ssas
End of trouble long withstood; i.al9s
Eod.of factions cruel reign,
End of traltors,-peace again. s
slg -sl9n.t A-lou8cffl tsIIn4sf- l.fr'
Armed, though summoned not to war; ss5
Armed, though not as warriors are:
Armed though not with sword and gan,
Armed in truth and victry won.
an ~. anl in beH 1a.
Comfort comes to orphans lone, -
Comfort now as never known;
COMFORT cheers the widowed hearts, ~
Comfort comes and joy imparts. -afi
e. t4f-fe .y
Ever let it present be,
Ever blest security; a -
Ever quiet, ever rest;
> Ever freedoms glad behest. In0I
: ]. MnLvN KNIeHT.
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Eg sa G. II. KIMBALL'S
PATENT
JUMP SEAT CARRIAGE


The attentis OF the public is respectfully called
to my \ Ew STYLE PATENT JUMP-sEAr CARRIAGE
-as USED for two or four passengers invented and
patented by me.
the KimbaH Jump Seat Carriages, on which Mr.. q.
p. Kimball obtained Letters Patent on the 18th Of
Nov. 1854 take great pleasure. in saying to all
persons desiring good, genteel and serviceable
Family Carriage, thar, in my opinion, the Kimball
Jump far surpasses any thing Of the kind ever
befo Q invented-being very genteel in style, az
single Carriage yet roomy end comfortable for four
fL gr0iOn pers0nsAs also one Of the easiest riding
Carriages have ever seem either with two or four
persons. The seats are so constructed that even
child can shift them. and SO well proportioned and
made that they do not get out of repair.
advise all to examine before purchasing any 9TH
Jacob Mcclellan. Mayor Of Portland, Ne.
EsF Alex: Burgess,
W.P. chase. Of Chase Bros. & Co,
Nv. Moses, Bath, Me-. a4f
Thomas Lambart, Augusta, Me-,
Q. n. Shav. Bangor House. Bangor, Me-,
4. J. Southland, Richmond, Me @ saf
&c; Soule, Freeport Me-, sa ha
George thompson aal Portsmouth, NH.
P,i =, Bta 2 Yarmouth, Me-,
Il. Southland, Riehmond, Me-,
VIC. Brown, saccarappa, ..
G. w. Robinson, New York, st
Moses Blaisdel Peor. Illinois,
j X. Hamilton, Montreal, G. e.,
James Thorborn, NJ d , Toronto, c. W..
j. Rich'd Thompson, Barrister, Hamilton. C. W.
Prices as low can be afforded-being much l. So
than Carryaliand but little higher than good Top
Buggy--whjle they make beautiful Top Buggy and
peril oily genteel Carryan.
Sold only by the Pasentee at Portland, Maine,
and by kIMBALL BRorHRRs, ITO Sudbury Street.
Boston. d4ta N4f
All persons are cautioned against making, selling
or using the Carriage without first securing the
right to do so. ti s Is77
Fine engrayiDes ofthe carriage, sent by mail, with
price, on application to l'ssT
'Ae arsa C. r. KIMBALL,
Manufacturer aud PGtentee,
apl4d3m PEBBLE ST. PORTLAND, ME. +
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FOR SALE & TO LET.

Valuable House for sale.
GITUATED on Chestnut st., NO. 49, isa TWO sto-
ed rooms, good Closets dae cellar good water, hard
and soft--t p cabcpiated OF one orstFo fAnhies7
ispieasantiy end ICE atrsliy Iocated n an 1xceent
40 by los feet Enquire on the premises.
June 19-dtf
& TO Rent.
A TENEMENT, centrally located, to family
"a without children, at one hundred and nifty
dollars per year. Apply TO P. s. W,
juneleH No. S7i Middle Street.
FOR SALE.
HOUSE and Land No 60 State Street, belonging
In to the heirs Of the late Cotton 0wen lot SO BY
l48I feet. One of the most desirable locations In
this city For further particulars apply to the SUBJ
scriber, at 162 lore Straeet
ALFRED HASKELL.
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Ordinance Against Dogs.
FIREWORKs.

6WHOEVER sells, efsrs for sale, or gives
w away any crackers, squibs, rockets, OF other
fireworks or fires or throws the same In any town
without the license of the municipal officers thereof
shell be punished by ne not exceeding ten dollars
e the use of such town." Revised Statutes Chap.
128, Section q.
An persqns gre cautioned aaaint violation Of
the above law III The City Of Portland. a V bHS
J. s. HkALD,
june6dlm City Marshall.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-28

A TIMELY JEU D. EsPRT.-The following
is popular in the army, and will be recognized
BY many Of the returning veterans:
April 9, 1855, the Southern Confederacy. aged
four years. Conceived in sin, born In inquity,
nurtured by tyranny, died OF chronic attack
Of Punch. Is. Grant, attending physician ;
Abraham Lincoln, undertaken; JEFF Davis,
chief mourner.vsa) sl.si7e Gia a~A
EpITAPH. a 81
Gentle stranger drop tear,
The G. A. 9. lies buried here;
In youth it lived and prospsred we'll,
But like Lucifer IL fell; AitD
Itss5ody here, It's soul In -- well,
Fen if knew wouldn't tell. 1iltll4 e9t
Rest O s. A., from every STRIFE o8
Your death Is better than your life aiat
And this line shall grace your grave Jcl
Your death gave freedom TO the slaven eea
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FOR SALE.

E.NROM one to twelve acres of land situafed near
IL Stroudweter Village Westbrook, opposite tina
wellknown Bond Farm. on three miles from Port
aud said land being desir ably situated, an ford
ing beautiful location for building heip brh and
pleasant, and commanding fine view
:, referred by permission 70 Capt. Fits, ON the
bond Farm NAHUMFICKETT,
june2ldtf Stroudwater
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-28
Tmf.s' COLLEGE.

TElHE First Examination for admission to the
Il College viii take place on Thursday, Ju y 18Th,
1T O'Clock A. N. lssa ~ - ~
"a A. A. MINER President
N. B.-Board and College Bills amount to about
$500 year. other expeni es vary with The economy
of each student. iuue2I w S8w
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RAILROADS.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.

~ S s& - szlE ia
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TO coMMESoE MONDAY JUNE 2esh. 1865
81 4 M ana i1n ssP NJ SS~'4 g4a aea A'D
For Bangor and internediate staions e i1S md y;
RkTURNTNG-LeaveL Lewiston al $40 A - M Ia anu ~
arrive in Portland at $50 A. M Leaye Sanger 4. q
7I8oe M and arrive ID Pbftlsnd 2. zto ~ ~.
Both these trains CONNECT st Porfianu win - ~ so
Treigbt train ,eagas portland at A. NJ, and re
turning is due In Portspd Z. = ,nc;ral stations
Stages connect with us urtb p anS East 81 tbss
daily for most Of me 'o"' -s =
n ~ .aa c. NJ. MORSE, supt.
-TGRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
II 2e hasiaNsa OF Canada s95
'l4A q o UdfMER ARRANGEMENT. 100
~ On and after Monday june 26th, 1895
e. trains will run as follows
Morning i xprt So train for South Paris, Lewiston,
Gorham, Island Pond Montreal, and Quebec, at
Mail train for wateryille Bangor. G orham, Island
Pond, Montreal and Quebec, at I2bP M.
rcss trains for Toronto Detroit, Chicago, and all
other places west. = a
~ 3 TRAINS WILL ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS:
From Montreal, Quebec, sc, at s sCr A n
From, do. s do.fSa s2s2sN z.0b +. Nd.
Return Tickets, at Reduced Prices viii be issued
during the summer season from Portla d to Bethel,
Gofham, Island Pod, Montreal and Quebec.
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per.
sona unless notice is given, and paid for at the rate
Of one passenger for every $500 additional value.
Fl. BAILEY, Superintendent. -, "a
Portland, June z2nd, 1866 -dtf ee -
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CONSUMpTT0N

The proof Of its efficacy are ~ r,,Dorors =. -,
authenticated, and Of such peculiar Character nat
sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receiy ~
profiered aid. " ie0oNe ehe
The class Of diseases for which thu svrrn ,ro;ao.
is precisely that which has 50 Zen Ne,
highest order Of medical skill The facts are t .e
ble the witnesses accessible, and the safety and al
eacy Of the Syrup misunderstanding Nu su-
The undersigned, having experienced the benea
tat to recommend It to the attention Of the pnbIc
the best Medicine they ever used 0-S
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Rev j G Ingalls, Melrose, Ms.
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River Ms.
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port Ms.
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Z aIaesToIetI

AKGE CHAMBERS, over ITO and liz Federal 81
JEFFERSON COoLIGE & CO.
aplsdtf Cor Commercial and Franklin sta.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-17

Iowa CENTRAL IN TAMA COUNTY,
The Toledo Transcript of the LIST inst
contains the following:
"Ground was broken ON the Iowa Central
Railroad q half mile north of this town yes.
terday about noon In Mr.. Franklin Davis
field. This is the first ground broken on thii
road in this county, and the good work will
now be pushed along to completion. This will
be the second railroad w this county; the two
running at nearly right angles, Tama County
is the place to immigrate to-"
Mr.. NJ. l.. Tracy, the engineer in
charge of this end of the line, informs
us that he has been to Tama County
since the aground breaking" and
found the contractor going ahead with
the grading in an energetic manner
Tracy says the Iowa Central is all right
in Tama County. Glad to hear it.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-17
Tho Dubuque & sioax City Railroad.

Tho Dubuque l. Siosx City Railroad
| The Dubuque Times says, I'VE sec
o paragraph going the rounds of the
papers, and purporting to have origina.
! ted in the Cedar Falls GAZETTE, in
which the ID. & s. G. II. r. is represent.
ed as being in sad condition." The
Times thereupon proceeds to show that
the Dubuque 4 Sioux City r.. r.. ia not
in sad condition, and to assure the
public that 1.-THE disposition to find
fault with it, and unjustly accuse its
managers of incompetency or inatten-
ton to their business, is very discredit-
able to those who indulge in It," Why
did the Times not quote the paragraph
referred to? If any such paragraph
has gone the rounds of the papers, it
has confined itself to papers which do
not come to this Office. 1t is possible
that the Times based its remarks upon
an item which appeared in the Charles
City HteNigencer, which it was fast to
copy into the same number, emitting,
however, the reference to Mrs. Wit
tenmeyer. We have always treated the
Times courteously and fairly, and we
do not consider that it is justified in
incorporating our opinions, nor in
copying the dirty slang of an unprinci-
pied newspaper against us. The Times
will not doubt that we could reprint
from the columns of far more respecta-
bic papers than the hteUigencer, items
that would not appear to its advantage.
We do not believe in that kind of back
biting. If we have anything to say
against contemporary, we prefer to say
it in our own words. So far as the rail-
road is concerned, the Times has been
misled in regard to our opinions; or, if
it prefers, the opinions we have express
ed. 1t may naturally be inferred that
Cedar Falls feels sore toward the Dubu-
que & Sioux City Railroad Company
Perhaps she does-very probably she
does. But we have never considered
that any wrongs, be they supposed or
real, could be righted or in the least
mitigated by the GAzETrE's making
war upon the Company. Therefore we
have RETAINED from being combatant
of that character, and been careful not
to publish what possibly might be at
tributed to local ill-feeling. Therefore
the Times is too hasty. We cannot re-
sist putting this and that together-the
"going the rounds" and the
item from the Lntelliaencer.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-17
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT MEET.
IN ing OF the City Council Of Cedar Falls Iowa. held
Nov 4th, 1865 II vas ordered that side walk be built
on the west side OF Franklin Street. commencing the
north side Of Second Street and running the north
side OF Ninth Street. to be built four feet wide Of plank
not less than II inches thick 10 be laid lengthwise
suitable bearings, next to lot lines.
Also side walk from Main Street to Walnut Street. on
the north side Of Sixth Street. Said walk TO BE- built the
same on Franklln Street.
Also side walk the west side Of Washington Street
from the north side Of Third the north side Of
Seventh Street. to be built the Franklin st.
Also side walk on the north side Of Seventh Street
from Main Street to Franklin St. to be built the
on Franklin Street. .--
Owners Of the above described lots will therefore I'm
mediately comply with said ordinance, and the Street
Commissioner upon request, viii furnish each with the
grade Al the expiration OF 80 days from date Of this
notice the City will to be constructed any portion
Of the walk upon the said lots which may be incomplete
changing the expense and damage to the lots upon
which they lien.
BY Order Of the Council.
FITZROY SESSIONS,
Street Commissioner
Dated Cedar Falls, New. nth, 1885, A-3
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-17

COLONEL r.. B. MASON of the Illinois
Central Railroad, and Mr.. Clark, Chief
Engineer Of that road, are in Dubuque,
examining the subject of bridging the
Mississippi at that point. 1t is thought
that the bridge will be built near Cat
fish creek, about a mile and half be-
low Dubuque, as the structure could be
erected at much less expense there than
near the town.-Gdlena Gazette, Sth.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-17

The intelligence from South America
is exciting. War has been declared be-
tween Spain and Chilli, and the ports OF
Chilli have been declared blockaded by
the Spanish Admiral. The manner OF
doing this by the Admiral is emphatic
ally protested against by the diplomst.
ic corps in Chilli. The prospect is, that
there will be q general alliance with
Chill against Spain.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-17

"a PERFECT GEM.'-The new Chill
dren's Paper, The Little Corporal, pub
lished by Alfred l.. Sewell, in Chicago
Ill, Is captivating all hearts. The price
is only one dollar a year, sample copy
ten cents. ur' 4se
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-17

THE South Carolina Legislature on
Monday last ratified the Constitutional
amendment abolishing slavery, by q
large majority. The world IL moving
fnSf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-17

THE military in Canada are getting
bold aud impudent. A company of
them has invaded Maine for the pur-
pose of arresting British deserters. The
deserters refuse to return, and our Gov
eminent which has been applied to give
them up, ofcourse refuses to do 80. An
outbreak is expected, and as a precau-
tionary measure, United States troops
have been sent to the scene of trouble.
=. On f~Teo ycu,y,0y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-17

of the Charles City XnteAigencer, and
only one. We trust he will not c0nstTue
the length Of this article into An over
estimate of his Importance. Scarcely 8
week passes but what he has o con-
temptible four or five line item about
somebody much better than himself
Therefore it is desirable that something
of Hildreth's meanness of character
should be generally understood, that
those whom he selects for his targets
may know that nothing better, at least,
could with any consistency be expected
from such a miserable old sinner az
A Big Fool Hildrcth.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-17

THE cholera in New York has been
confined to quarantine. No new cases
have appeared of late.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-17
the cause of the outrage.

Gov. STONE has issued proclama-
ton designating the It'll Of December a.
day Of Thanksgiving-the same as APP
pointed hy the Pvssdsrt;
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-17

1t is estimated that the army Of the
I-a..sA s.e.ss rcw exceeds lsf 600 men.