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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-25

PRESIDENT JoHssoN's Pon1cY-The
South is acting we'll; its people are
cxhlbltlrg every desire to render due
ieaiSy to Tile Government. There is
nothing to prevent :, complete recon
stfuct1on OF affairs except the p;.raiz.n
1ntrlgues of the very set Of men ,:pon
whom the President ought to rely 1or
SsHrport, namely, his Calumet counsel
lors and his Office holders. It is
clearly, then, his duty to himself and
the country, under these circumstan-
ces. to make change in his Cabinet,
and to clear out all the Custom Houses
and Internal Revenue Department.
The good disposition OF the Southern
people is interfersd with by the plans
which the radicals have devised to
nuillfy the conciiiator but lin policy
OF President Johnson. If the Prest
dent Is not very careful, now, he will
lind al organized opposition in tie
next Congress, wliiGn VII be very
dlftlcrlt to overcome. He lives in all
tmo5phere Of intrigue aud treach-
cry, and If he is wise ne VIII ut one.
remodel his Cabinet and sweep out all
Che traitors from the Cus;om houses
aad a; the Internal Revenue department..
Inesc'are nov the only dangerous enc
M!eS to the peace OF the country. Ihe
people are entirely satisfied with Mr.
Joinison's policy, anu they will up-
p4aud any step which lie nay take to
carry 1t oa5 to Il successful ss:.c.
-Ne'c Iort E7'ud.
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Funeral Invitation.

The relatives, friends and acquaintances
Of Mrs. L. S. Saylor and Of Mr.. HENRY E.
sAYLoR, of Charleston, s. c., are respect
fully invited to attend the funers1 services
q the latter, at Trinity church. THIS
MORNING. At Il. o'c.och
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Wanted Immediately.

ENlFTI' (50) FLAT HANDS. The mos,
II liberal wages and rations furnished.
apply to the subscriber. ut Ward 40. ).
College Campus, between the hou,4 of ii
=. m. and 3. M, or to Mcssrs DCI3EC <
WALTER, at their auction mart, in thci.
business hours. II. ID. CORBETr.
aug %
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-25

THE NEGRO PorULATIoN.- ne
gro population Of Washington cont;u-
oes to be increased by arrivals from
Maryland. Entire families If the new
co1ntr&, carrying on their PRISONS Nj
their worldly wealth. AFRO frequently
seen In our streets A census is being
taken Of the colored pop;ilaton. with
view of ameliora:ing the condition
Oh the destitute "n.i assisting the idle
to work. The Freedman $ Bureau has
commenced til, work of ,.st,b,is;.ins-
free schools IA tlc co1orr,l children.
Campbell Hospital, whi..!.: i. row
DrlIi-s divided !ntn ROOFS. - :il!ii;.i>ll-
'lv large to accommodate Il thousand OF
sIcA ,->orl,'. Inc o!I rcsi,elt ne
grocs look On the influx VT. disa,:-
probation and jealousy. ie:r;la. that
the demand for employ ymcnt may have
the elect Of reducing the present
wages OF l.:oor. D;$pl,tch To -,3aeyie1,u.
4 LADY IN ! DILEMMA. A r,.,rtifv-
mG but lud;cro!:s Incident tcruYre;l
Saturday. on Fourth street, an..r the
post office: 4 lldy of most rN,,ei.xive
and dazzlin'; exterior was .;!i,l..n..
:NAf','A"iH up HCe'I. when tle Let
works containing rae i,r:l,cs, oi ,iair
at 'ha s:ari: OF net !.cal became
III some way 'i:Atacf.sd. and $40. k:ar
to relate, fr;: TO .h> grv4rd, CARRYING
along its h,r.;itc contents, wi,icl: We
believe is known in fashionable par
lrnce as the ''W:t"r.:,ll. The E.dy.
VINO immc:;atclv became conscious ot
the c"tastfop!'c. paused, blusl4ctl, and
wa" III the act oi stnonin3 to recover
her head gear, when an unni.,nncrly
dog, OF the Scotch trrr;,r species, mis-
taking IL probably For Il rat. ;,oi,lccd
upon It. seizc,! it between hi; teeth,
and commenced shaking the queer
looking article witt, :. veh.:,ncn:. that
must have placed LIS own neck IN dan
ger Of dlrloc;.t:on I'll" whole pro
cceolns vas SO iflrsi:,i!hly ccmic that
1t e:lclIcd the lncr;';:ncn. OF the BY
stand@:s;, WHO i,r;i!,g ,gcd i" al un.al-
M'lt choral gllfaw, as the abas;Ilcl TAI:
o.l" r"trcat;.d to the opposite corner.
leaving h'r 'watpriall' = prize 20 the
Pestlterous rat tcrl':,.;
Ic,,t fLfutt, .'rr:Dysss
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-25

NORTH CAROLINA SENTMNr.-Of
the atrocions ISLANDERS lately circulated
through the North as to the senti-
ments of ex-Confederate soldiers and
the people of North Carolins, the
Standard says that it has become
known through various reiable sources
that these false reports were all gotten
up by regular plot and design. That
men were hined and paid to make and
get up t.:ese lying, sL,nderous sensa-
tlons, employed for no other object
than to write and to Telegraph to all
sections of the North for the purpose
of giving them as wide circulation and
as thorough ventilation as possible.
Their object could not be accomplished
ut all except those. :slnnders were cir
culated through the entire Northern
country. Therefore, they were so
managed as to be gotten into all tho
leading newspapers in the Northern
States, and to be read by everybody.
The purpose OF this was both ocai-
mary and political
HORRIBLE MURDERS IN TENNESSEE,
The Memphis Bulletin, OF the 3i.
states that y few days ago man
named Aldridge, formerly sher;1 os
McNalry County, with gang of fif-
teen men, went in search OF a man
against whom they had some private
srudge. and finding him near Ma,l,n,
shot him dead in the r'e,d. the who'll,
party afterward riding their. horses
over him. After committing. thia
murder. Aldridge and his party start
ed off III the dire"tioii Of PurIl,. AMI
meeting two old men. one aged about
sixty, nnd the other .nsa.r seventy.
against whom, as in the former case,
they had some private malice. shot
and killed them also. \ ban,i OF some
thirty men, who have their hal.nts in
McNairy County. have besn making
raids into Madison and Hardrma:l,
robbing and sometimes killing citi
zens. The whole country lying be-
tween the Mobile and Ohio :,n! Mis-
sissippi Central Railroads i; Infested
by this band
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! Tc1vc ILnus 4l':p,'ss.

3arnll1n. who has Il habit OF long
standing, Of looking at everything
with an eye to profit, e.,;in::te:, the
recent newspaper notices os the burn
ing OF his Museum rs worth to hfn IT
ie:ist 500, 900. Doubtless he is ,irht.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-25

fRooRzss .eF- PanDoNs,.Applics-
tions for pardon still pour in by the
hundred every day. About four hun
dred were received to-day. Governor
Sharkey sends them up from Missis-
sippi; Governor Pierpont from Virci-
MIA; Governor Parsons from Alabama.
and Governor. Holden from North
Carolina. From Georgia come fewer
than from any other State. Governor
johnson does not believe in the effica-
cy Of pardons as strongly as some of
his ethren. He thinks reflection.
meditation and true repentance bets; r
than amnesty oaths and lip-service
loyalty. Neither does he believe that
the appointment of Provisional Go
vernon confers unlimited powers, nor
that it authorizes him to usurp the
functions conferred only by the Con-
stitntion; and until the Constitution
OF the State of Georgia strictly con-
forms with the Constitution of the
United States and the proclamation
OF emancipation, he will not fill the
local offices in the State. Twenty
Virginians Of the twenty thousand
dollar class were pardoned to-day.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-25

1t is in seasons of sorrow that love
more especially roots itself; as trees
are best grated in cloudy days.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-25

For the REPAIRING, RENTING, &C., of
city property.
Owners of property in Charleston, nm
avolda5ly detained in the up couutry, can
have t .clr property taken caro- Of and
promptly attended, to by sending to above
a Power OF Attos2ley, to assume control of
the same, until the owners return. Infur-
nation as to the condition OF property in
(ur~d by shells and otherwise, with proba-
bic expciist of repairing, sent on application.
go Wanted to purchase, for parties
seeking investment Of Real Estate, in South
Carolina, several PLANTATIONS, in work
ing order. in the upper portion Of the State.
Au. 3 26
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-21
state Of Maine.

CUMBERLAND ss.
At the Court Of County Commissioners begun and
~ 81 holden at Portland, within end for the CounS
t--l " OF Cumberland, on the first TUESDAY o.
lL.s- June, a. D. 1866, to wit, at an adJourninels
- thereof, begun and holden at said Ports
~ on The first Tuesday OF September, A. u.
g 1865, tDeing the fifth day OF said monthly
On the foregoing petition 1t being satisfactorily
shown Le lac Court that the petitioners are respoA-
bic, and tt Eearing Is expcdent, Il Is hereby Or
DERED, that the County Commissioners will meet At
the dwelling hot 81 OF 20 Prince on Orrs Island IN
the Town OF Harpswell ON THURSDAY, the 18th
day ofOctober, A. d. 1865, at 10 O'clock A. M. and
that the petitioners give notice to all persons interc St
ed by causing ateated copies Of said petition ard this
order of court thereon, 10 DO served upon the Town
Clerk ofsaid Harpswe, and also BY posting mp copies
of 3he same, IN three ppbiie places in said Town. and
publishing the same shree weeks excessively in the
Portland Daily Pross, newspaper printed IA Port
land, the first Of said publications, and eacl OF the
other notices. TO be at least thirty days before the
time of said meetng at which time and place, after
It has been satisfactorily shown that the above notice
has been duly given, the Commissioners win proceed
to view the route set foEth in said petition and other
routes aud roads connected herewith, and after such
view they win give hearing the parties ami their
Witnesses at some convenient place in the Vicinity
when and where all persons and corporations inter-
ested, may appear and shew cause, any they laye
by the prayer ofsad petition should not be granted
p Attest: ID. w. FESSENDEN, CLERK.
Copy of Petition and Order Of Court thereon.
'aAI1 .Vss Attest I'D. W. FESSENDEN, Clerk.
Sept. s, Is, a. s sfsi l,ss s.i3i.a stslI
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,sNs Office Of the d. s. s Marshal,

tstAgs Office Of the U. 8. Marshal,
-rt,sf,r DISTRICT OF MAINE,
$500. r... PORTLAND, September 20, 1865.
~ CEALED PROPOSALS WIN be received at
1a - this Office until Saturday the rhrtieth day Of
September CURRENT at noon, for furnishing the Uni
ssaolI ted States Courts with sd "a saaaa.819
Le1sigH Furnace Coal,
for One Year from the drst day Of October, 4. D.,
1866 - .-.4 ~ -sr-rs'.-F ~
The Coal to be Of the best quality free from Slate
~ and dust and be put into the basement Of the
Custom Honse, in Portland, in such quantities and
at such times the Marshal the District Maine
may direct ~. ssf.rfstt, : t..as y sgfail4
Proposals To- be endorsed, "Prcposols FOR fuel for
III Y. 8. Courts aAd addressed to the United
$50 States Marshal for the District of Maine. \.
Afs isssf- sss4 " CHARLES CLARK
.sa-i---s - - y. s. Marshal District of Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-21
Miscellaneous.


To the Honorable Cossrs e Q9epty com7'sssonersJo for
IE be Comfy 81 CSmbeftdMs
" r,rfeseaat the undersigned, IN
Is habitants Of Harpswell and Brunswick, IN said
oo1nty, that Town way On Orfs Island, IN. SAD sId
Harpswe leading Tom lana Hno srnn NH and s. G.
Prince, two oftke Undersigned, petitioners and re-
siding in said Harpsye in nortn5eaSssSrt
ton, in the most convenient way 70 tnS Ooe e
convenence and necessity; and that the Seleetmen Of
said Town of Har pseH, petition Of yoar pstlon
Year now last past to Wit on q June las.
past unreasonabiy neglected and refused to lay out
said Town way. toD sB
wherefore your petitioners considering themselves
aggreyed by said egect and REFUSAL pray tnat aLe.
Que proceedings are had this honoraole OV 4.e
would lay out said Town way according to the Statnte
II, such case made and provided. ne l,af
Dated this It'll day Of August A. d. 1865, l.l
JOSEPH ID. WYER,
.li1 ssanlo1na vstfauasf Ia and 100 others.
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cAurIoN ro we PUBLIC.

4, livery Intelligent and thinking person must KnoW
t remedies handed out for general uso shonu lAse
ter eieaey established by well tested experience IA
s,s nanaa Of regularly educated physician, whoee
f1tatory studies iiJs him Tor al tie duEes DO must
sa1t yet the county Is hooded with poor nostrum8
~ e-is parportng TO be The best in the world
ny vils useless, but always injurious. The IN
,sL,..iaS 9i'o1lH Dc PARTICULAR in selecting hs
~ nif'. .' - " Il lameutabo YET ncontrOvert-
80 l.ss tnSt many syphiitc patients arc made
tolo Win ruined constitutions by uGltreatmont
rom mex efieneed physicians IN general practice;
LOT y y pq1s generally conceded b. he lest syPhil-
osraphefs, that tho study and inanacoant Of these
complaints should elgFoss tho vhois lime Of thoso
who would DO competent and successful Ia their treat
mont and cure. Ih0 inexperienced general prSctit-
ioner, having neither opportunity nor time TO mako
himself acquainted with their pathology. commonly
pursues system Of treatment in issf cases max
Ing an indiserminate use q that ant9uatsd aud
gsrous weapon, the Mercury.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-21

bszi4sss 81 lssaef' .pn,s aa = seialalo
11e-t4-s ,piYs t-S "a s9a VI
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-21
s Eo saAaylA yds.ls sl1.isaSoO

Z - : y y = 80 y J u = 5000
]. W. MUNGER, 1853 Fore St.
F4b21ea1m l1meod& wsw *<A PORTLAND.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-21
HAVE coNRInrNcr.

An who have committed an excess OF any Kind.
whether It be the solitary vice Of youth or the sting
Ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence IN Riatursr years.
30 SEEK FOR AN 4N74DOTg IN isszsoE.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitudo and Nervous
Prostration that may follow Impure Cotton, are
ii.i the Barometer TO the whole system.
Do not wait for the cOnsummatOn that Is SIRE 10 fol.
low DO not wait for Unsigitly Ulcers, for
Mo Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
and ComDlexiOn.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-21

Valuable Real Estate in Scarboro,
For Sale.
EOAn ACRES Of Salt Marsh, in lots TO suit pur-
lAO1t ehtsers. -fe fslf = 90
acres very sup eFior upland being the property re-
Gently owned by the late Hon. Horaho Sousngaee'
Enquire of Seth Scammon on the premises, ~ q.
EZRA CARTER, Jr', RofuAnu'
MAY 3--end6tD,vif T tstHr 1t@t
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-21
Treasury Department,

OFFICE OF CoMPrRoLLER oFrHE CURRENCY
ts..,s 81. Washington, July II, 1866.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
w to the undersigned, 1t has been made to appear
that the
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-21
HOW MANY THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY TO
rHIS RY IINHAPPY EEPERIENOEi

Young men troubled with emissions m sleep,-a
complaint generally tho result Of bad habit In
youth -treascd scientifically and perfect cure war
rantedor no charge made. -.4a .tt
Hardly a day passes but we are consulted BY one
or more young man with the above disease some Of
whom are as weak and emaciated A. though they had
the consumption, and by their friends supposed 10
have It. An such yield to tbs proper and only
correct course Of treatment and In short time
made to rejoice in perfect health.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-21

ss3a-ga eoea 1.ksoyT
n ~. --t~ ~ $3.50 ssT$ "a
~.--f- S4e.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-21
International Intern j Steamship Co.
EastpOrt. Calais and ST. John.
81 f3f 1l.at 9i4a - I1eat
s ;s TWO TRIPS A WEEK.

steamer NEW YoKK,C Cant W CHS.
holm, Will ieave Railroad Wharf, foot Of STATE 81
every MoEDAY st 3 o'clock P. n /; and the Steamer
every THURSDAY ats O'Clock Pm for Passport and
Z, Returning will leave St John every Monday and
Thursdays at A. M, for Eastport Portlsn3 s aoJ
Boston,. - tt anu
at Eastport the Steamer "Queen" will connact
/ Brunswick and Canada Railway for WoodstoeS and
Bouiton stations: 81 age Coaches also connect a.
Eastport for Machias and intermediate places
Wind or, Dig6y and Halifax, and with steamers for
Frederic and the st John River. Throurh- t,ck ~
procured ofthe agents or the clerk on board. No
Passports required. ~
Freight received on days Disabling until o,cIock
Pm. atfkss Esz, @. @. EATDN As S.seN
Portland, March TO- 1865. p 3 meba gent L
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-21
Lehiqh .Fts9Ys0ce COIL.
C ! Y PORTLAND.

TTTHEREAs, Charles Alden and Others have Pc
hhonei the City Council to lay out a new
- Street, or Public Wynn said City, beginning at
the pres sent terminus of
- AMI Continuing to Kenfebec Street; and whereas
sos said petition rerfed by the City Council June
18Th 1865 to the undersigned for them to consider
and act upoi, therefore ~ f4.ssssas4ass
M Notice 6 hereby gwen to 81 parties Interested,
that the Joint Standing Committee ofthe City Coun-
. eli on laying 0iIf new Streets, will meet to hear the
parties view the proposed way the 9th day OF
Sept, 1885, at O'clock in the afternoon at the
ner ol Ced1r an Line Streets and Will then and
there proceed determine and adjudge whether the
public nFsnienca Iuires said street way to be
r. 8 laid out. ss fsi'A.-.sAAsl
Given under our hands this 18th day Of septem-
her, A. D. 1866 ~ 5sf535fsss ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-21
Surgeon Generals office,
'AsHrSeroS CITY, d. O.

o.fss ssla ISL wAsH1xGToS CITY, D. o., -.
An ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, to consist Of
N Brevet Colonel C. S. Tripler, Surgeon U. 5; A.,
President; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel II. r. Writ,
Surgeon IT. s. a.; Brevet lieutenant Colonel Antho-
ny Heger, Surgeon y. s. A., and Brevet ha1or =;
meet in New York City, on the 10th Of September
next for the examination ofcanddates for admission
into the Medical Staff of the United States Army, and
. of Assistant Surgeons for promotions ss
Applicants must be between 81 and 20 years OF age,
and physically sound. A9A. .5.lnr
Z Applications must be addressed to the Surgeon
General of the Army stating the residence of the ap-
plicant, and the date and place Of his birth: they
must be accompanied by respectable testimonials OF
( moral character. i-i- -lrl :,
& IF the applicant has been in the service, he viii
send the testimonial of the chief medical officer, un-
der whom he has served and If in service at the pres
ent tine, the application must be sent through the
Medical Director of the respective Department. va
No allowance is made for the expenses Of persons
undergoing the examination as it Is an indispensa-
bic prerequisite to appointment. - . =,
There twelve vacancies IN the MEDICAL
STAFF. 80 1914 1sll y -. -.3 .t@h
~ 80 q. f7siss..,s a. J. 4. BARNES,
n fe..,sf4n.s.nss Surgeon General U. s. Army.
Aug 23-3tawtfll oct1
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-21

THE copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il firm name of 81. WINSL0W & co., is tins day
dissolved by mutual consent, H. Winslow retiring
from the firm. The business viii be continued by the
remaining partners and the affairs of the former firm
will be attended to by CHARLES B. MKRRuL, Agent
Portland, Sept 18th, 1876. ~. go
II. WINSTON may be found for the present Al
of1ice on Berlin Mills Wharf 90 y sep16d1w
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-21
Steamer for Yarmout,h.

: y. - 1000 The steamer CLIPPER will leave
e.. IN Yarmouth for for Portland Tues
n KEN\ Tay, Thursday and Saturday at
Aszzni15z&2 49, o'clock A. M.
Returning viii leave Portland
Pier same day at 81 O'Clock P. NJ. b -
q No freight ceived at Portland after o'clock.
Fare each way, 39Sents. as IA sep131f
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.eysgs q sa $50 l-n41 sasI Z saifen eptE
Ms1e.--sk sgge
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-21
To Bidders.

THE undersigned vii receive sealed Proposals un-
4 til Saturday, 23d inst, at IL o'clock NJ for mr.
nishfng the materials and erecting wooden Cottage
House, destined as asParsonages for the First Bap-
list Society, Cape Elizabeth. ~ #
Plans, Specifications &C., may be examined at the
Office Of the Architect, Geo. M. Harding.
The proposals may be left with MIR. Harding, OF
With Chairman of Committee.
The Eight to reject all proposals not deemed salts
factory Is reserved by said Committee. iFw skr'
TH0S.t HANNAFORD, 4sl.sa..
JAS. w. HARMON, ~ Building Com
+ IS JOHN s. HANNAF0RD,1 efeeIlS tssH
Sent 16--d7W IS 800 N 49,
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-21
Chicago, Illinois.

,--,,--,- .-slo-a gsss171' = 9 ~ s.17li
l. -siss-'-1@' III gzI .Lio9asE3 a :
e2.1---sL tgSz
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-21
Medical.
70 DR. J. b. HGGHES
CAN BE FOUND AZ HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL R00M
II NO. 8 TeasspIe streN1.

WHERE he can DO consuatsd privatay. and -
q w the utmost confidence BY he md1istsd. ct ~
hours q aily, and from A. u. SOP. n.
mr. III addresses <lose who ara su1 ariF Z unAw tho
afaiction Of private diseases, whether @lang nom
Impure connection or the terrible vice ~ 9Abusa
Deyotillg his entire Time to that PARTIES bTnoh q
tic medical profession. he foea warraned IN QUAR-
RANrEEIEo A CURE u ALL'CAsEs whsthsg Of long
s a ra OK IF .eas nom the system, and msnT
perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
He would cali the attention Of ths ss5ietod to the
fact OF Ms long standing and wol-earned reputation
furnishing sutciont assurance Of hs ssdl and sue
cess
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-21
Garden and Cemetery EnabelyisI=s
monte

= A GENGYs for the sale ef Chase Is Cos New
IN York; ORNAAIENTED IRON and TERRA cora
ARTICLES, such as VASES, FOUNTAINS, RUS
TIC SEATS &C., at WINSLOW'S Machine Works,
No. Manufacturers Block, Union Street, Portland.
July %, 1s65.-d&w4w
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-21
YORK & CUMBERLAND R. B.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
PORTLAND & kENNEBEc R. R.

EHasZ1 On and after Monday next trains will
ssas,s-s4s@ leave POrtan daily for Bath Augusta,
WaterViiie Kendall's Mills and sskowhegan, at loo
IA. and on Saturdays only for Bath and Augusta at
815P. M The train from Portland at P. n con-
meets at Kendal's Mills with the g. ain for Bangor
and other stations east same night Passengers from
Portland desiring to take this route. can purchase
tickets Kendalrs Mills and inform the Conductor
in the cars that they q through to Bangor and he
wi1so arrange their fares that it shall cost them no
more by this QUITE han anv other. .t-s .v
Trains due 10 Portland TO connect with trains for
Boston on Monday at GA. M, and every day at 30
P Mrs5sln s1sc sl5 si7fw .s1s5 &c 81 alisg
Fret hit train leaves new depot Portland. at IS A.
M daily. -~ -
x April27 1866. sAg esn1rso nelis sye1s apr20u
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Fer sale fheaD.

ARA Two secondhand FIRE EN-
I@z8zA G1NES, with Hose Carriages; all in
N : E#g good order.
= KY KY Also, lot of Hose suitable ftr
Hand Fire Engines. Apply To- u Ss
Or a. ?. MORGAN Chairman COMMITTEES on Port-
laaa Flre Department.. Junelou
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For Sale and to Let.

T the Railroad Stable on Sp5lng ssrsHy .ssefai
n good Horses, suitable for worA "a -' r's.s
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Dissolution.

T4HE partnership Of OWEN q DRUMMING. Il. this
e IL day dissolved by mutual consent. j. vi Over
having sold bis interest to Joseph f. Dunning who d
authorized to settle al debts due to from the arm
64ef j. w. OWEN, - -
JOSEPH F. CUNNING.
Portland, Aug 30, 1866 sep6dsw
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WO2ated.

r WILL pay TEN cents per lb. for all pamphlets
delivered at the Office OF the Portland Sugar Co..
corner Commercial ard Maple SITS. ~ SO
Jan 2i--dtf ~ IS j. M. BROWN.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-21
To Rent.

Aout children, at one hundred and fifv dojars mar
year. Apply to P. s. W., RI
june16f 20 go. ( No. 81 Middle Street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-21
MInnIE=AGEn MEN b

There are many men at the age Of thirtywho are
troubled with too frequent excavations rom the bad-
der often accompanied by slig ht snartfngor burn
ing sensation, and weakening tho system In amanner
the patient cannot account for. On examining the
urinary deposits Topy sediment viii oftNa be found
will appear or the color will be Of thin rnkish hue
again changing to a dark and turbid appearance
There are many men who die Of this daculty ignor-