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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-18

The passage of emancipation laws in
Maryland and Missouri will hberate about
two hundred thousand slaves, and Ken
tucky will swell the number to two hum
dred thousand more. The Legislature
Of the lsttef State has adopted resolu-
tions in favor Of emancipation, the con-
sent Of the owners being obtained and
compensation made. This is . prelimi-
nary. The consent of the owners will
have to come, and, if necessary, the
United States Government, which can
make promise and break it with equal
facility, will hand over its 81. 0. W..
with the flourish of Mr.. Skimpole, and,
with conscience at ease, consider the
payment Of the debt consumnated.
Here will be four hundred thousand
slaves offered up to the Emancipation
Genius, to begin with. When . man
buys an elephant, the question occurs,
if not he1keeper of a menagerie, "What
will he do with it"? Shall the slaves
thus liberated be transported to Africa ?
We pass over the fact that they are un-
willing 10 go. What they wish is the
last thing that their Yankee hberators
will consider. But the transportation
of such number seems impracticable
in the present financial condition Of the
United States. To prepare the requisite
accommodations for their reception, te
procure the ships and supplies, would
cost more than the United States coule
| well afford in the palmiest days OF it
| treasury. On the other hand, it canno
be designed that the slave population
shall remain in those States. Maryland
Missouri and Kentucky have long beel
regarded in the Northern States IS emf
ncntly adapted to white labor. Th
enormous productions Of corn, wheal
rye, barley, vegetables, wool, beside
| fax, tobacco, lead, mules, ETC., are IL
tended for white manipulation and bene
| ft, During the war, the manumitte
slaves may be made available inthe mil
sry service, but after it is over VII
believes that they will be permitted I
stand in the WY Of the.development {
those vas. resources which Yankee q
p;dity has 80 long coveted; 70 loaf, -
steal. and rob, and rot away the spells
philanthropy. Wh.tever becomes !
the masters, the ultimate fate Of pegrot
, / suddenly smaneipated, and plaoed
! competition with white energy, y =
problem. Extinction hangs over the
8 With ! paIl darker than thar own ssb
a conntenancek They Will discovw w
i liberty means whom they seek 70 oota'
pIany apploy mont fhat a1white nan g g
pafbsni. Colonisntion, sxpentiye =
. Is,nout inprlstio ~, - & sssus !. !! !!
5 culY uSe(Il O - ! .1rioa u. :.
q apd ninl r f. i ssl VI J.
/
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~, pape~ For one year, SIXTY poELAaas NJ
rx,xrr polLAns; three months. riTrzxS
",,,ss; one month, rivK poIrAns.
fe..-a It.. ard News Dealers win 6c furnished at
~,.,,ys paLsARs per hundred copies.
~ o,as,s must be accompanied with the money,
~ .,,,-c. as.en.on and all rcmittanoes by mail
20, - :. :. o.. risk Of those Who makc them.
IN asrer.:.ias .ias~-Aaverhsszns ~ mssetst =
~. rae o. rwo polLAas psr squAn ter each infer-
~ Y;sht res .or less) conssitute = square.
Isrger Advertisements in ezact proporuon.
Advertisements published till forbid win be charged
.ro por AIRS PER square for every inseztio1.
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THE DISPATCH c0L.NTLNG-ROON HAS
.vFy REMOVED TO THE NORTHEAST COR
xrg or THIRTEENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
Ispeuoe's Builiing,l IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE
THE OLD STAND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-18

UTANTED, to hire FIVE NEGRO MEN,
w for the present year. viii be freo from
impressment. Apply Immediately to
r. g. COSBY & CO.,
Cary street, be .ween Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
ia Is ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-18

"ANTED TO HIRE, good COOK,
w WA6HEB AND IRONER withsat .ns
cumbrafce. 10 one coming well recommended, .
liberal price u1li b paid. c. g. WALTER,
ja r-2ts l3i Broedsaxeef.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-18

yXTANTED TO BUY, q frst-rate COOK.
w very liberal price viii be paid and good
home secured in the city. Apply to r. p. EACAO,
Aren't. js16-3r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-18

A YOUNG NAN, who il . clerk in one
~ Of the departments, Wishes to be employed =
ASSISTANT BOOK-KEEPER or COPY1ST atte1
o'clock in tbs afternoon. Re1lrenen given. Ad'
dress r. q. K, Dispatch office. j. l6--3te
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-18

UTANTED TO PURCHASE I hsst
E Nv claas FAMILY RRAQDKoC& - 0oe1ee
Hiu. Applx1o .ss Ks ALLEN & CO.
IS n-5t Main and Tour1eenth 1(xoetA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-18

NTANTED, COOK, WASHER and
w IRONER, or woman to do the house work
and wash and iron for : ANAL family. For spit
able woman, liberal wages and comfortable home
viii be given.
CNA8 ABBOT, south side Main strcst, s
in l7-3te between Third and Fourth stro6to. 81
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MIDDLE AGED MEN !.

troubled with too frequent evacuations r. ny X
bladder, OFTEN accompanied BY slight suns tin os
manner the patient cannot account for a. o~, ~
ing urinary depostsa ropy sediment W n offep -
I91no ana sometimes small Particles Z semen =.
mi kisn hue, again changing to aarb and tpshid
appearance There are many men no iie oStts.
dineuly, Ignorant Of the cause. whio.i Is the =
sscoHD srASE OF sEAINAL WEAKNESS.
can warrant perfect cure In such CO. -.
tuii ana healthy restoration Of the urinary oPsafs
PERSONS who canAot personally consult ne D,
can do so BY writing In plain manner ds.s x H.
Of their disease, and the appropriate remeSSes ;t
DO forwarded Immediately ~'Nss WIZ
An corresRcndeLce strictly confidential and viii
Address DIR. J. B. HUGHES.
= NO. 90 .; Temple st., lcorner Of Middlel Portland.
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CAUTION 10 yHEPUBLIc.

Every Intelligent aud thinking person must kn6iv
shat remedies handed out Tor general nAoula
have their efficacy established by well tested exper
ience in the hands of q regularly educated phvsi-
can, Whose preparstory studies fits him Ter al the
duties he must fulfill; ye the country flooded with
poor nosfrums and cure-alls, purpor,ing 70 be the
best In the world, which not only useless Int a.
ways injurious. Tbs unfortunate should DO Pa Rrfo
uLAR in selecting his physician, al it amsntabe
yet uncomfortable fact, that many syphiiitie.
patients made miserable with aIons
by maltreatment from inexperienced physicians IN
general practice; for It Is point generally Conceded
agement OF these complaints should engrogs Ia
whole time Of those who would b. competent and
successful In their treatment and cure. TIE mex.
periencsd general pr aotitioner having neither op-
portuQity nor time 20 make himself with
their Pathology, commonly puTsnes one syatem I
use Of that anfiqFatsd and dangerous weapon, Nor
ourv.
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DIR. J. B. HUGHES
GAZE BE FOUND AT HIS
,tIull sIsnClgsinmCJ y III
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
aaw 81 No. S Temple Sheet auodT

WHERE he can be consulted privately, and VIA
w the utmost confidence BY the afflicted, q All
hours daily, add tom A n. to Bpm rr 81 FloeIff
DR.. ii. addresses those who are suffering under the
afiction Of private disease, whether srising from
impure connection or the terrible vice of
AGTEEING CURE IN ALL CASES, whether of long
standing or recently contracted, entirely removing
the dregs OF disease from the system, and making
perfect and CURE.
DE would call the attention Of the afflicted to the
sct Of bis long standing and we'll earned reputation,
furnishing sutncent assurance of his skin AID suo
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coNFIpxNCE.

All who have committed e. GEES ofany ki NJ
whether il the solitary vice Of vouth or the ~.
ing rebuke Of misplaced matnrery ears.
SBAK F0R IN ANTIDOTE IN sEASWN. %
The Paths and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous,
Prostitution taat may follow Impure Coitksn, aree
the Barometer to the whole systera 70 y
Do not wait the consummation that Is sure 70 fol-
X low. do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers for
= Disabled Limbo. for Loss Of beauty 2 ll.uc
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YORK q CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD.
p aa WzSrsR ARRANGEMssIr.

on and after November LIST, 1854,
q xtrains will leave as follows. until fur.
Their notice; t-r 81 Z. -
A. NJ, and 3.40P. NJ -S~'lTN,sSs l-'
Leave Portland for Saco River, at 100 A. n. and
400 and $40 +. NJ
he2.OO T. NJ. train out and the $40 A. N. train
INTO Portland, will be freight trains with passenger
cars attached.
Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorham,
Standsh, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark Sebago
Bridgton, Lowell, Hiram. Brownfeld, Fryeburg,
Conway, Bartlett jackson, Lmington, Cornish,
Porter, Freedom, Madison and Eaton, N. ii.
At Buxton Center, for West Buxton, Bonney Ea.
gle, South Limngton, Lmington, Limerick, New
feld, Farsonsteld, and Ossipee 'AF v ~ .
At Saccarappa, for south Windham, East Stand
ism, Sebago, denmark and Bridgton, - Tuesdays,
rhursdsy and Saturdays. ~ r Slfh W yE7T''
1s.gass DAN. CARPENTER, supt.
Portland, Dot 81. 1854 dtf
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Sale Of Lands and Timber for the Bene fit
s lo of Normal schools. al
LAND OFFIoH,

be Bangor September 10, 1884.
TN pursuance of The Act entitled San Act for the
essabiishment of Normal Soho u.s." approved
March !. 1888 and the iu, Their report of Council
made August 18th, 1854 the Land AGENT viii OFFER
for sale at public auction, at the Land Once in Ban
qor on tuesday, srch A. 1896 at n O'Clock noon,
ali the right rifle and interest which the state has,
beiag one undivided half, owned In mmon with
Esysn, (I6 4 III and Sixteen. Range Twelve, (16k
81 Wess nom the East line Of the safe In Cd
Gunty of Aroostook, at o minimum price Of thirty
ISAAC 3. CLARK, 30 ~
J Septle-lawtd Land Agent.
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a Esss s ssI., Pr 2 ssIss s ss
as sss ~. 9 s:.s. AUD S I'd s:sl
Law 4a ~; ~ a:s,iy Wednesday, and Friday, ss..
1881 From Norway BY Waterford ,d Sweden Lowell.
and Fyesas Centre TO Fg'haE % miles, and hsk iwiss
Leave Norway Tuesday and Saturday, at 4 pm. CODA sf
Leave sSsS'h asa ~ and Friday
Arrive Al Norway BY liza m. 500 III
~ From N.rs:y y N0r Norway, to essa"oa a nus and
Leave Norway To" Tss:d., and Saturday, .4pn.
I...s e,ssssY9 T :. = AZ
Arrive at Norway by 10 "a n. 1870 rr
is From waisrfo Narsh East s.onham North Low
Leave Tsss sss Saturday 1; :ns back - week
1 Hrn,s Io, .1si Tu. y s a.
G rrs a Wa,.rod y ia ANY, M y - m e M
lag From Lowell by North Fsbug Stow ms. and back twice
Leave Lowell Tuesday and Saturday, at 1 lap m.
Leave Stow tuesday and Saturday, aisLapm.
Arrive Lowell by 8 p m.
" Fs% Bs' E y sh sss Ss- Ss., S;x
Leave Beiiti tuesday Friday M "'' week
Leave 's Enroll INV wssas:d.y and s..u-d.yasan.
Arrive at Bsthelby Jpn
Bridge LsE"s,s cs %s = NJ I'd
s's' n,ssss c SssI MaSsy. wsdas.y and Friday at M
s Asurn BY Aabarn Auburn Turner and North
s5S - 1s. and ss e. week.
Arrive at Livermofs By s'I2 M. .CflI eEl FLA
Leave Liysrso,s dslly sssp. Sunday. at siaa sIc
$50 From Greene Depot~ South Iced. miss and back
Leave Greene Depot Tuesday and Saturday at ~ M
Leave South Ies& Tssss., nd ID SATURDAY ,,iLanm
Arrive aGrssns Depst Sy pr , M s-'''-' :" e
ISL From Temple s ty r.r@ingon, Industry West, si
Leave Temple Mills Tos.a.y T rSrss ss 81, Sssr
Leave start Tuesday Thursday and Saturday .Ipn m sV
Arrive at Temple Mills By SPIN.
rr1 r., w Il. Y - z i = . HH
week ;,.,. y - = : ~ 49,
1ais, i "a. sssp sss '''''''' Asp dT
v. l q Jss s say Thursday and Saturday
,ss From BucIst,d. 81 81, s,u,. r,,.,,.,
c,.P ss 2 s SiS SsI Point, @sa six inns
1.,ys p D. Lns ss " s. ~ s m
c arrive at pa Sa..a,lsss as.@ ,nss1 - is
ii miles. BACK sss sssI ana san' to w'' s1mns'
Arrive a, v Wsss sumner as y sp M. ~ -~4
Arrive =, sssissd y 10 S' NJ ''' saturday
North Jay by Dxheld Nxseld Centre D,r6d
iso Eat umod Rsmeri Centre, and Ran Brysns Foaa
we, week N 5.isss E.. ,...,....s
Arrive Al Bryant. Pond next day ~ II a 2 ? M
Ls.Ss B5sn Mt, Pend Monday and Friday a4P
Leave North Jay Tuesday al sDo M % ~ ~ LA tliil i't
| Leave Di.S. 4nS TSs y ? a. \. 8. M
ss ' From S SSran 1sy y -, n
times week. al1 ls7Nf hrf r f77.7 - -
Leave North 1dvermore daily except Sunday ,tanm
Arrive at Livermore Fall. By 4 NJ 49, : ~ = git 81
la;e 'ssnofe fais daily except Sunday, al o
Afi''s a s9i'h Lsermors by M f-. l.
7 From Mexeo Roxbuy, Byrou IS miles ami tack once
Leave ss.i Mexico s.turl., :, On ~ iaH 9gl - T7r7
Arrive at Byron by pm. .4W
x a1ss s q Sss as1 y Il an. M
l5s Prom Fa Dx6ell bv sou f..,.A. . N, a, a, i , ~,
back. three times 4 week '" "e'u' - "hs'' anu
Leave East lussay Thursday and Saturday m
Arrive =, y Weld saI BY II ' @ '' 2g y "a
Leave Weld Tue3i.y 1i,sasv and s,,,ra., :, tie m
y fsrmasioa Is niles and back tx as ' week s'dA eAs's
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RAILROADS.
Portland and Kennehsc R. r.

HFFsss555 Passenger Trains leave Portland dali
4aSxiy Tor Brunswick, Bath, Aususta, Ken.
a.i1is AM sKowhegan at II0P M. At Kendalps
Mills TINS train connects at 20 p NJ with train for
and all stations east OF Kendalis Mills same
Returning, the passenger train is duo in Portland
atZP. n. In lrain takes passe gers at KendalPs
Mills rom the train from Bangor at 9.lo A. M. ,s
CONNECT OK TIOKsqs arc sold ct Freeport. Bruins
wick, Bath and all other stations between Bruins
lex and kendalIs Mills, for Bangor ana all otaer
Mills. ID taN
THaoUGH FARES from Portland ard Bo;ton by
, this route 10 Bangor will be made the sAAk as BY
any other line.
+ eight Train leaves Portland at A. A. daily, and
is due AZ Pm. EDWIN MOVES,
Dec 49, '6a-dec22tf -- ..--... Supt
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
WINTER ARRANGkMKNT.

nsF5Szs55555T11 On and after Monday, Nov. Z, 1854
trains will run daily, tSundays except
edl untn further notice. as follows:
sCoc4 III UPTRAiNS. I9YA Efl4A4
Leave Portland for south and Lewiston at 40
A. Al. Also Island Pond, connecting there with
trains for Montreal and the West, at LIS r. M
DOWN TRAINS. .Fea e.
Leave South Paris at 5.45 A. NJ, and Island Pond
at 660A M. a - ~ 75s $3.50 II =
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per.
sonal unless notice Is gven and paid for at the rate
OF one passenger for every $500 additional value X
-na-o ~ 9. j. BkYDGE5, Managing Director.
II. BAILEY, superintendent. i-is- a5 lsl73 10
Portland, Nov. z, 1854. ssaiu 81 K lr 1iq now :
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" TRfs RY THH2PPY 3 E ~ RRfn EHcef lg0

Young mn troubled with smiasions In sleep a,
complaint generally the result Of = bad habit IL
ranted or NO charge made, ,i3l -177T - ~ rf
Hardly > day passes but weaFe consulted by onsa
whom are as weak and. emaciated Is thoush thevy
had tho consumption, and by their friends supposeG
70 nave II. All such cases yield TO the proper and
only correct &C of treatment aAd in abort ti1p
are made to rejoice In perfect health.
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Copartnership Motice.

THE undersigned have this day formed copart-
4 nership under the name and style of FLING 4
WHITTEMoRE, and have taken the store formerly
occupied by Hen Flag, N 81 Commercial street,
where they intend doing Commission and Whole
sale business In Teas, Tobacco, w. 1. Goods, Gro.
eeries and Proyisione y FEr
- HENRY FLING, 60 NJ
STEPHEN WHITTEMORE.
Portland. July s. 1864. dtf
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PROPOSALS.
United States Mails.
MAINE.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, :,

,noaos.,. Washington November Is, 1885,
VIII be received the 0ce Of Department
unu Of Thursday So 1885, conveying Ais Of
ne United sas July 1855 ST. 1883 che State Of
Maine on the departures and arrivals
herein specified.
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aid for thu National Freedmen.

A RRANG EMENT has been made by which all
IN contributions for the National Freedmen's Re.
out expense to New York. Commodities a ould be
securely packed, and directed to C. c. LEIGH, Nos
& Mercer street, New York, Care of George IL
Davis Por land, Maine.
Contributions in Money to Eben Steele Esq., Port
and. Me. WIN. GEO. HAWKINS,
Secy of Ex Comm. of N. F. r. Association.
january I'd, 1856. tl@ -a janSdsm
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Elecsic Medical Imfarmary,
To THE IAnIFS

DIR HUG HE'S particularly invites all Ladies' who
need medical adviser. to call at his rooms, No.
lempie Street. which they VIII IND arranged for
tneir especial accommodation ID -tl'- 80.
DR.. 81 a Electic Renovating Medicines are unrival-
ed In efficacy and superior virtue in regulating All
Female lrreeularires. Their action Is specific and
Z CERTAIN on nroducing relief in short time
= LADIES viii andit invaluable in all cases 6 Oh
struotiops amer ali other remedies have been
vain ii is purely vegetable Containing n 49, ~ =.
the least Injurious TO the health and me h. -. en-
with perfect safety AZ all times. ~ y" saAen
by addressing 49,. DIR. HEGHRs
NO. Temple Street, corner Of .6iSdle. Portlapa,.
N. 1.-Ladles oeelr1pss may consult one Of tAeir
ance. reo ~ ~ eI y, 81 ~ : Ateeno-
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Steam to and From the Old Country.

T3A The weLknown favorite ClYdebuilt
Sz4kAA: Ion stoa'nors Of the ANCHOR LIHs Of
sLsaiilenIpo, -fHIBRRHiA, :" "CALKDOHIA, "BRITAN-
NIA,and aUNlrEr X INC DOM are integ ded to Ean
fortnightly to and 4 ON New York. carrying pas
esngers to and IRON liverpool, Glasgow Belfast,
DuoEin Waterford, GoTk, LiMericE, GGItOGy or
Londonderry These steamers were built specially
for he Atlantic trade. are divided into water and
alright conpartmep ts.V0 lsi iaiT0rdfH7liiI OBI
aslrlnn3sT Rass Of Passage. ssa9 taan
From New FORK IL any ofthe above place: Cabins,
$l2 and 800; steernge $45, payable in American
currency.
To New York from any of the abovep places: Cab.
tns S66 and $50; ete~rage. $26 payable In gold or
equivalent la American currency. f.,s - ~ 3
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tczets at these ratet ircm the Agents.. slas- * r.
.3u FRANCIS MACDONALD g. CO., sio
jansd4m Bowling Green. New York.
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a Cnrd

me nnders leu 9;wi ~ TO ,lheah having this
son, the business will be condu led urSes iha name
and style ofJohnson Cloyes Broths rs who 20 N.
thorized to settle all bills of the late iii m. Nv
jan24d2w .e AD.v,s b.
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.

~ SUAMER ARRANGBABNT. 5fr
.a'ol 8Srgf a.z1li --- y sfsaaiI ais 49, sfI3
Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
49, taton. for Lewiston and Auburn, at
7.4O a NJ and lbs p. NJ. ls15f3ll = :,
For Bangor and intermediate stations ut rs p M
RRTURNIN9-Leave Lewiston II go A. M and
arrive in Portland at $50 A. M, Leave Bangor at
1901 A. M ? and arrive in Portland at 216 r. M.
Both these trains connect at Portland with trains for
Boston.
Freight train leaves Portland at A. NJ, and re
turning isdne in Portlsnd att I'm. III NE5JS
Stages connect with trains at-principal stations,
daily for most of the towns North and East of this
O. M. MORSE. Supt.
Waterville. November, 1858. - s9oras decI4
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Portland and Boston Lime

hs THE STEAMERS
Forest City, Lewiston and Montreal,
zanre viii. until further notice, run as
k1<IRAx&x follows: i IN
every Monday; Tuesday, wednesday, Thursday and
Friday at O'Clock r. M and India Wharf, Boston
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, at o'clock r. d.. zat W GE
Fare in Cabin. ...................,.S 200.
Freight taken as usual. eVelH Wsf9.f
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any am INIT exceeding $50 in value, and Tat per
al, unless notice is given and pad for at the rate
of one passenger for every &5t additional value.
FOB. IL, 1858. dtf L. BILLINGS, Agent.
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PORTLAND, sACOs& PORTSMOUTH
RAILROAD.
dwsSrNrsa ARszve sxsxrs. q

AWfNTER szRRANG BMENTG,
! sahslI Commencing Nov. It'll. 1854. - aszBoa sdl
E7IEzss5zssE Passenger trains will leave the Sta.
ton, foot OF Canal street daily, tSun.
days excepIedIas follows: W
Leave Portland for Boston, at SAB A. II. and 2.ao
Leave Boston Tor Portland at 1850 4 M. ana i. %
P. M.
Leave Portsmouth for Portland, at 900 A. NJ and
500 P. NJ. 49,,
These trains will take and leave passengers ct wsy
statiOns.s 5 0o4 @-At41fA sDa7u31s " NJ
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily
FRANCIS CHASE. Supt.
Portland, Nov. 4, 1864. 1000 ~ m ,ocSl edit
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For the removal of Distractions and the Insa cans
Of Regularity in the Recurrence of the
,-o Monthly Periods.

Lllll 10 lls9alf L-l Illnit4 NiA 90 a-.lH
They cure or obviatethose numerous diseases tina d
spring from irregularity by removing the Irregular
They cure Suppressed. Excessive and PainfulMsn.
struation. i1a4 FIr1ag. 1- 1f e...r1, J.. sr sfs d
They cure Green Sickness lChlorosis). l,s .,.s..
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, pains IN
. the back and lower parts OF tho body. HeAviness.
Fatigue on slight exertlon, Palptation of the Hears
Lowness Of Spirits. Hysteria, Sick Headache, GID.
diness, etc., etc.. In word, by renewing the Irreg
ularity they remove the cause and with 1t ALL the
efects that spring from 1t.
Composed Of simple vegetable extracts, they con-
tain nothing deeterious TO any constitution, how.
ever deliosts-theif fnnctisn being to substitute
strength for weakness, whish, when properly used,
they never fail to do. ....,
All letters seeking information or advice will be
promptly. freely and discreetly answered.
Full directions accompany each box. Wel1 q
Price 81 per box, six boxes for IS. rar0g afi b
Sent By mail. free of postage, receipt OF priss
Sold by ali respectable Druggists.
DR.. W. h. MERwLN q Co.. FL OFT
| rsr, SOLE PRoPRIEToRs, rs5rr ID
/ D9n2s1 OF No.5s Liberty.st.. New York.
fsbssod&eowly .-od.Gt q ID eli- a 1f
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FNHs copa -tnership b retofore existing under the
a nrm ame o Davis & Cloye' Brothers, this
day dissolved by mutual consent n.
A. DAVIS,
sts2 + II GLOVES,
G. III. CLoYEs.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-03
Capital stock, all paid in, $50 900. 90

OaPAtaActock, al palu In, VsOOV.UO
Surplus Over Capital 500, 239. AS
Invested as follows, Wis
In U. s. $40 Bonds, valued at. $25, 1916 90
In Massachusetts State Bonds, valued at lS,4l6 II
In Bank Stocks valued at......,........ % 2e5 70
In Railroad and Gfs Co Stocks. valued sc 1875 90
Loans ON Mortgages real estate !" 20. 96.Sl5 OF
Loans ON collateral securities, I" q 46.603 80
Cash on hand and in Banks. ............. a607 u
Cash in hands of ageats and in fransitu, E26S II
Personal property and othor investments, 1910 81
49, 49, 1 tiiii4 sAi .o-- 90 =
LIABILITIES. ~
Losses adjusted and due. ................ none.
60 3 claimed and unpaid, ........,.,.. $1,000
reported and unadjusted,. ......... $3.50 90
4. Ii. KELLOGG, President.
N. DUNBAR, secy.
Sworn to Nov. LIST, 1854, before me,
Henry Chickeriag, justice Of the Peace.
Portland Office 81 Exchange Street,
w. ID. LITTLE,
nov l6dtf General Agent for Maine.