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HOW MANY THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY N
THIS RY IINHAPPY EXPERIENOEl

Young men troubled with emissions IN sleep,-a
complaint generally the result or bad habit In
youth,-treated scientifically, ana perfect cure war
ranted or no charge made.
q Hardly day passes but we ara Consulted by one
or more young man with the above disease, some Of
whom are as weak and emaeiated az though they bad
the consumption, and by their friends, supposed 70
have it, All such eases yield to the proper and only
correct OF treatment and In short time ara
made TO rejoice in perfect health. -
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To Sportsnlen..'
Age1ats7 Bs5eAJaeId Ponder.

A HOUSE and lot at WocdGord's Corner. The
IN house con tans rooms. There Is good cellar
ana wood house; also cistern and a well OF good
Tater size let one acre For beauty of location
~ - unsurpassed. Price $500; 500 can remain on
mortgage Apply to b HIGGINS, 7. g X. Depot
sept ls-adtfA 80 ~ at the Corner.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

The HOME FARM Of the late
Af JOSHUA E.. HALL of Gorhain,
.EHYlTff.4zzA Me-, near Great Falls Village con-
e. BEA NnI6W tanning about ninety acres, wen di-
sss1llE5 vided into wood, pasturage and TIL
lage land produces forty-ive tons Of hay Land and
buildings In excellent condition. fAsSsf
A desirable property and for sale on Reasonable
Inquire Of The subscfiber aor of Mrs ii. A. HALL
on the premises. q N&ER&HAEL, =
County Treasurer's Office, Portland, Me,
August s-d&wtf ,&nE8sss
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AN UNFAsAIoNABLE OLD FELLow-The
Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati
..sl i Gosette tells the following story OF General
Spinner, the Treasurer of the United States:
noh a sThe simple hearted old fellow is unfashien-
able, in that he cannot forget that there has
been war A repentant Alabamian reached
his hand across the table to him the other day
$40 at siinners Don't oafemember me- General?
ss.e i used to sit with you in Congress, down to
fS6O' T remember you well enough. Yon
az s stayed here good while after 1850, walked
dae ~ through al our camps, and altogether too
~ much before you LETT If you were going to
~ p bea traitor, you might have had the grace to
e, goa little earlier, that your friends shouldn't
.syl be compelled to suspect you of being spy
.ra But, General, no man ever regretted this
thing more than didp why IN the name of
fskfgu lmanhood then, didn't you stand up against
4 n, 1T But no, YOU had to 60 with your state,
' and get Office under the government of trail
- ~ tors, and now you come up to this mudsill,
isitag.s Andy johnson, to get pardoned. I'd hang
tai YOU that's what I'd do with you, old friend as
&c laiais you are s.asE sli3f 3.sig ss3'Iaa,s Z
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!. ELEVEN House Lots, comprising $1,000 feet Of
H H Land, on Emery, Cushman and Lewis st. for
Portland, Apra 20, 1ssBy y 4 slsEfHENsoN-'1a
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June 2, lsss-eodiy EAYTm
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Aug 12s-8tawttill octI 50 - 49,.
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Medical.
,cS 495DR. j. b. HUGHES
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,


VNTHERE he can be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost eonfdsnse BY ths afiistsd, Al all
hours daily, and from A: NJ . Z: N;
atiction OF private diseases, whether arising hom
impure connection or the terrible vice Of selabuse.
Devoting his enIre time 70 that particular branch o.
RANTREINc A CtnE "a ALL CASES, wnether Of long
standing or recently contracted, entirely removing
the dregs of disease rom the system anu making a
perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
. He would call the attention Of the a1ictsd 20 The
set Of hls long standing and wsll-earned poaton
cess.
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sisai mos Paris correspondent tells the following
s., Id 49, story: AneWy -nade doctor, practising in the
= lsisg environs Of Paris, was called in by a small
shopkeeper to see her child, suffering from
sase sudden Illness He gave a prescription went
away, and called again in two days after The
woman met him at the door, Wringing her
,'sh- - hands, with her face bathed IN tears
NHow is the child? P"
& 9. 3 $50 = Dead," was the agonized answer
ssi.s..8 srss1 eDeadi what with 2' ~ 81 800
.aaW shga@The Measles gasped the weeping mother.
's.N 80 sMeasles p Numbered the doctor; awretch-
ed woman, you have killed your child. If YOU
aa) $50 had only told me that it was the measles
could have prescribed for it directlv9 -
Young, BUT ARTFUL.-tOn the seashores)
"a frank; lssys Arthur, wish you'd go and
sA'A Kiss my sister, There She iss-Arthur :: All
right-what for Prank: Why because then
, - 1cQuld kiss yours.-l Punch.
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Mrpp1F-AaFn MEN.

y There are many men at the age of thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the blad
der often accompanied by slight sfnarting burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system in manner
the patient cannot account for. On examining the
urinary deposits ropy sediment viii often be found
and sometimes small particles of semen or albumen
win appear or the color win be Of thin milkish hue
again changing 10 dark and turbd appearance.
There are many men who die OF this difficulty, gnor-
ant Of the cause, which is the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Oh i can warrant a perfect cure m such cases. and a
full and healthy restoration of the urinary organs.
Persons, who cannot personally consult the Dr.
can do oly writing, in plain manner, description
of their diseases, and the appropriate remedies viii
be forwarded Immediately. tQl-liil III "a
An correspondents strictly conhdsnai and VIII be
returned, If desired.
u Address :3hi DnG Oh. y. b. HUGHES,
=, o,ffi No. Temple Street leorneE Of Middle
p 3t' = - street, Portland, Ne.
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FarilA .foR Sale.

EElFHW sNUEaWEtICs
An excellent milk farm for sale
AsHM "a situated in the town of Cum berland
EHfME}F7zz0 ON the Portland and Kennebec Rail
& avn i5s7xH road, known as the Isael True farm,
e = djofning theFdepRk and eight miles
meeting; it contains one hundred and twenty acres
of choice land viii cut from so to so tons Of hay a
year, and pasture from 20 to25 head of cattle There
are two wells on the place, and two never-faiiing
brooks that run through the PASTURE with two barns
dwelling house and sheds, and wood enough to keep
two fires for the house. The subscriber viii sell low
as be is about to change his business E5ffl
For further particulars enquire on the premises OF
of John n EAVEEf;c
z Aug -d4wy9 ggFAAH
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sys,s 0Resgt raj q, 81 Sanitary 6oasnsfs sion, a
- \ 1913 .iFJadway N " Dec a0 ls64 r,
ET0N 1SR AEb ASf4BURS, ia, Of Portiards
III Maines has cohsent6d TO. .naoebt the daties Of
General Agent Of the Commiseion for Maine, and
Commission. ''sf dfOil = 1Is - -, -
He will be ready to furnish advice to the friends
on the Commissions work throug nout the State.
All money contributed in Maine for the use of the
Z gommisslon shoald be paid to Mr. Washburn or to
persons Designated By him, q sl93ni
Hon. Mr.. Washburn is the sole agent recognized
,hyvthes Commission Tor Maine. ..-.y-,.,ri
- 49, - AA.i o. FOSTER JENKINS.
4 .oii c26a&wtf General secretary. z
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international Steamship Co.
4 EastPorts Calais and st. John.
Q n n1r,oS ,iII Wu Il 'se@0.g 3

5 . n 81 WmT ss9@ossll
: g., TWO TRIPS A WEEK. bag .sesiiQ
St On and anss Monday, March ss.tbs,
rs steamer NEW YoeK, Capt II CHS.
every ~ N1AE AZ 8 O'clock, Pm; and the steamer
NEW. B8lRUNswIcK, Capt E. B. Winchester while
stel 1oh,, a. o'clock N, for Eap0rt and
!, sReturning will leave st. John every Monday and
npnursoays at A. NJ, for PASSPORT, Portland snd
AZ Eastport the Steamer t,QueeA,, will coSnecti
for St Andrews Robinsten and Calais win fhs Nav
Brunswick and Canada Railway for Wn",s.oa% ssS
Houlton statons. Stage Coaches ssn 1890 SA elv ~
Eastport for Machiss and intermsdiate places'
AT st. John the steamer Emperor viii conneek Tor
Frederic ard the st John River Thronrh s,cr ,S
procured o. the agentslor the clerk On board No
P. N. gs "tNe o. n IA 1@i-S = = ..ss~
Portland, March 20. 1865. ,oc,,a 9so - =;
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- ssss Real Estate for Sale.
HOUSE and LOT No. 81 Middle Street, known as
Ii the nayson House.
House and Lot corner Of Waterville and Sherbrook
Sts. Terms easy, to suit purchasers.
Apply to w, 81 NiddleSt julyl1dtt
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Real Estate for Sale.

YTNHE subscriber offers for sale two Houses ON Dam
forth Street, No. lis, with q large barn and
store on the same lot. The houses are one and half
lot is 1870 by 65 feet with several fruit trees upon It.
The buildings will be sold together or separately, as
purchasers may deslre Title clear, and terms ber-
4 - THOMAS TRACY, on the premises.
Portland, Aug 81, 1865 dsws -.
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AO Leu. saasazi
: ENLEGANT Chambers, for business purposes
wholesale or retail, In the new block 147 Bliddl
Street. For terms apply at s---~---
HALL'Sa RUBBER EMPORIUM.
II Aug. 4--dtf ~ tffA$NfftT
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nsiiaU.S. Sanitary Commission 40 r.
ARMY s. NAVY CLAIM AGENCY.
s1s.a !; ltSo, CHARGE FOR, SERVICES.
laeufq.lf Il,
~, III. E'esseadep, Legal AOe'st.
lfqoae Once, No. 65 Exc hango Street. I-ni d

.DHEU s. SANITARY COMMISSION desiring to
a a relieve Soldiers Sailors, and their families from
the heavy expenses usually paid for ti prosecutions
OF such claims, have established this Agency, to eO
ect pensions, arrears OF pay bounty and other claims
against the Government, WITHOUT CHI ARGE OR Ex=
PENsE oBnAEY KIND WHATEVER TO THE CLAIM
On application sent to this Agency stating the
name and post Office address Of the claimant the
name rank company, reg4ens service and State OF
the Soldier whose account the claim s made date
of discharge or death, the proper blanks win be filed
out as possible and forwarded TO One person APP
plying. These can then be executed and returned to
this 6ee where Che claim will be presented 10 final
issue in the shortest possible TIME. 9dt
llulEl e9q1No sW6m.. n .laailnal.... ! .anA..f
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Special Notice

Mr. ALv,AH lLIBBEY, Who has had ther sole
w Agency fer COLDS nlPRQYED STEAM and
WATER HEATING APPARATUS, and the Justly
celebrated McGregor Hot Air Furnace, both OF which
nave world reputation, can be found hereafter
at The store OF Messrs. @. H. STUART g CO., III
and 178 Middle ST. where he win be happy to meet
those IN want or furnaces, and receive their ORDERS
He attends personally to Furnace work.
------- ALFAH LIBBEY. ,
4 Portands Aug Il, 1865. aug22d3m
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House Lot for Sal,

8 y 0I--aHOuse Lot for Sale. III
SITUATED on the corner of Deering and Henry
- SITS, 80 100 feet. Enquire Of
- III @9sf r. w. GAGE,
Jufyzo df is 1877 Commercial St.
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bDissOlUtion.

TtHE partnershfr5ot OWEN ~ DUNNING, is shis
IL day dissolved by mutual consent .: Jns n
having sold his interest TO Joseph 1na r. =
authorized to settle al debts Que 70 ~ '''e
1oagla sas ssagI bas JOSEPH T. DUNY1NG.i3i
10 Portland, Aug 80, 1861 .ago1 sep9qswss ad
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For sale,
Farm. and Stock for Sale.
strealred Mountain Place f0 for Sale.

Streaked Mountain Place for Sale.
This is one ofthe best places for sum-
~ mer boardingi4 the country. Tie
q HFTai4R house is Situated at the foot OF the
II II4 &HIA Mountain, and commands view
that for natural loneliness cannot Be
surpassed. ~ yIkleia<09
1t is 40 miles from Portland-15 minutes ride from
r. r. Station at South Paris. The farm contains
acres7nne orchards xce1lent water in house and
barn There is valuable Mineral Spring near the
For particulars call at So Commercial St., or address
h-lFESYx I'd. A. KING, South Paris
Sept 1-deod& w4wf N .9Ikl
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iaqil Sails and Rigging for Sale.iqo2 Z
YTyHE Standing Rigging, Sails and Blocks. % the
i new Brig Atlanta, 400 tons old measurement
saved in perfect order. The draft OF the spars can
seen at our store. ~ At~Se bs9f4taS I
ffSS1~ IEd eMcGILvERV, RYAN g. DAVIS,
@ june16--df IL bore No. 161 Commt rcial Street.
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WECHANICS' HALL ).

vxyEI.I, arranged for Concerts, Lectures, Exhibi-
w tions Ieyces Sc.,Iray be obtained on applica-
tion 40 RICHARD COLE, Superintendent,
june1sdtf y. ,t.,.sr No rolman Place 2
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lex '7i|sIIIl&]

lu1RY THEM and be convinced of their spperioEi-
y over everything else Of the KIND eyer ehsred to
the public for Bfonehitfs, Coughs, C0tds, How're
Gus testimonials from the Clergy, and others, &C
companying each box. For sale by the principal
Druggists throughoutthe city. .-,sb Inay2seodtf
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NOIT9 HUMPHREYS IL
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFTCS

HAVE PROVED, from the most ample expert
40 Al ence, entire success; mple-Pfompt-
Gent, and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly adap ed TO popular use-so simple that
mistakes cannot be made in using them; SO harmless
as 70 be free from danger and efficient as to be all
ways reliable. They have raised the highest com
mendation from all and will always render satsfac-
- ton. ~ = -sts-e5t ~ .rsHyt1t'ssftst
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7 To Let OF Lease for a term of Years.
T,HE Store and Wharf now occupied by Charles
\ ID; Merrill, situated between Union Wharf and
MerriH's The Wharf contains about 1900 SQUARE A.
with two story building thereon, 20 y75 For fur
e ther particulars inquire Of rsag s.lT
may2odn so h93esf stii 'ttnNo.i6i Union Wharf, s,
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Extension Of the Kentucky Central
RailrOad.--The Surveying Party in
the Field.

We observe that the Cincinnati papers are endeav-
oring TO awaken the people of the Queen City to
the Importance of the early construction Of railroad
connections southwsrdly, in order that they may be
able to reap the rich advantages CT the trade of Con-
trail and Southern Kentucky, Tennessee Northern
Georgia and Alabama. The Gazette, in recent
number has article showing that this great trade
amounting to millions per annum, will be lost to
them unless the short-line railroad from Cincinnati
TO Knoxville, or from Cincinnati to Chattanooga be
completed. The same journal we'll urges that each
and every year that the building of the road is post
poned an amount of traffic will be lost to Cincinnati
far larger than the aggregate of cash required to
construct and stock the road.
We learn from the Danville Advocate that on
Thursday last Captain William Crozier was in that
place in command of engineer corps to survey the
route for the extension of the Kentucky Central
Railroad to Knoxville via Danville. This SURVEYS
undertaken at the instance of the railroad company
and is the same surveyed by Captain c. in the
fall Of 1868 by order Of General Burnside, then in
command of this department. The Advocate learned
from Mr.. H. c. Crozier, one of the surveying party
that the route is from Nickolasville via Danville
crossing the line Of the Lebanon Extension Railroad
at right angles near Knob Lick, through Hutson-
vile and Somerset crossing at Burnside's Point the
mouth of the Big South Fork of Cumberland to
Kentucky State line, and thence to Clinton, East
Tennessee We learn that the route from Clinton TO
Knoxville twenty miles, is all graded and ten miles
of the road in running order.
There is now no doubt but that the Kentucky
Central railroad will be extended and through Dan
vills at that Whether il will be by the route now
being surveyed by Captain CroBier's party to Knox
VILE by the other route proposed TO McMinville
Tennessee crossing the Cumberland river at or near
jamestown, Kentucky, and passing through the new
petroleum regions of Crocus Creek Burksville. &c,
is a question that will soon be settled.
In arguing the practicability Of this latter route
the Gazette says that it would enter the fertile val
leys of Middle Tennessee by the most direct route
from Cincinnati and secure to that city a new trade
of value not easily estimated. Through Sparta,
McMinnville, Tullahoma, and Stevenson it would
open direct route to the great Southwestern sys-
tenn of railroads. and, like all the others indicated,
would certainly prove most lucrative enterprise if
well and economically constructed. - Louisville
Journal
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THE KNOXVILLE WING.
Knoxville, Tenn, December 6, 1866.
REPORT OF THE HOUSE BANKING
COMMITTEE.
Important Testimony Adduced.
Terms of subsertntIon

The following report WAS submitted 10 the House
yesterday by the Committee on Banks
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DR.. A. B. TADLoCK, Physician and Surgeon,

ATE Professor of General and Surgical Anatomy and
/ Physiology in the Cincinnati College Of Medicine and
Surgery having permanently located in huoXvesuccessor
to Dr. Psxtonrespectfuy tenders his professional scrvi
ces public. Office the old stand OF Dr. Paxton
Cav street south of Main street, where he be
found all hours, except when professionally absent
REFEREScEs.-Gov. W. G. BrOwnlow, DIR. Samuel B. Gun
ninSham Jonesborough Prof s. Lawson Cincinnati Ohio,
Hon Thos A. r. Nelson, Rev. R. P. Wells Col O. P Temple,
Hon. Horace Maynard, Col JnO. Baxter, Messrs. Logan
Logan attorneys at law.
Instructions given Private Class Of Medical
liberal terms. Address Prof. 4. B. TADLOCK, NJ. d.
oct4-3m Knoxville, Tenn.
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BOOK AGENTS ALI LOOK HERE

II EIIEILS NEW AND REVISED
~ HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN REBELLION, j.
now published, aud agents solicit with Iii the
WAB So1iPLE7E, Octave N0ium5 OF about so lars
and closely printed pages illustrated BY forty ae steel plates
beside maps. Forty thousand copies already engaged and
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such book It will De by months the earliest one to5a
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE
Medical Department.

THE REGULAR COURSE OF IN
sTRUCTIoN will begin on the first Monday Of November
1865 and end the day of March, 1885, Tho Museum
Cabinets Library Buildings and appurtenances
perfect and the Of teachers each In his place.
except Prof Buchanan removed BY DEATH and place
has been filled by Prof Briggs formerly Professor of Practi-
cal Anatomy.
The Anatomical Room VIII be opened the first Monday
October and every facility afforded for the prosecution Of the
cornerstone study.
Fees fees forth the 4. full Course Ao5 %
G Or 6g1ie fee ;..,:,,r; :: %
For boardngin good houses about IS % a week
Forfurther particulars apply Dean for catalogue
W r. Bovine NJ Professor Of Institutes Practice
Of Medicines and Dean of Faculty
THoHAs r. JRSNISss, II. D.. Professor of Anatomy.
j. BERRIEN LNDsLEY ". d. Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
c. X. WINSTON n D. Professor of Natcria Nediea and
Medical Jurisprudence.
W. T. BRI9es N. D. Professor Of Surgical Anatomy and
Physiology.
JoBS N: wArsol NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
of Women and Children.
PAuI F. vr NJ D. Professor of Principles Practice of
Surgery.
7. Il. BUCHANAN n. D., Curator Of Museum.
V. 5. LISDsLEr, ~ H., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
aug9
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Consignments Respectfully Solicited.

RrrFzEy Es-Byt Brig. Cen ParkhUr.t Pm C., Nil Div.
Tenn IisutCo A. Won Schrader, Inspection General Mil
Div Tenn Major T. Ffed Special Agent Adams Express
orpanv joel Davis firm Davis Elynnl G. ". FAN Co,
A. A. Breast. H. G Jackson Cameron Grier Co., W H.
Gordon. oct-0u
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DR.. e. M. GRANT,
DENTIST.

DENTIST,
TAyING taken Church street, doors Of
Gay, respectfully tender services 10 the citizens Of
Knoxville Being graduate Of the dental schools
IN the world he Baltimore Coleg having had twelve
years experience and practice feel myself be all respects
competent 10 successful and satisfactory performance
any operation pertaining to NY profession.
am permitted to refer Hon. Wm. Heskcl, J. " Niles
ESQ Hon. c. F. TriEg, Rev. T. W. Humes C. ". Hail. Esq
G. Powell Col. John Williams and MessTs. Logan Logan,
and would confidently add any Of the old citizens Abingdon
Virginia. julyJ-tf
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