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Boyo HoLDsRs, MEETING.

| BOND H0L0ER3' MEETING.
UlHE undersigned, Trustees Of the York and Cum
Mort age and Trust or ginsl given BY said Com.
/ pauy TO James Hayward, 4ines O.. Chu1cbil o. d
WI ham " ilis earring date January + 1851 hereby
/ give notice that meeting Of the holders OF Bonds
| Deed, and bearing even date Herewith, usually
known as and den0mir ated the CONSOLIDATED
BONDS of said Company, and Of Coupons de ached
from such Bonds aud OF Cert icates issued in lieu
bonds VII Ds held q The Room ofths sca, !.
Exchange street, Portland, at O'Clock N, on
Tuesday, the 10th day cf June next,
to act the 70 lowing matters and such other as
/ may properly come before thsm, vizs--so 10 lao
| 10 receive from he Trustees . Statement of the
present copdi ion of said Raj road and of their pro-
csecfn in the adminis ations Of said trust since
they haze been IN the possession and management OF
10 determine whether it is EXCELLENT for the said
Bono holders To- pay the amount Of certain Bonds
! nd the interest due thereon, now outstanding is
oSp Myps sye nns ala bsUss Ss,e
bruary 9Th, 1857, to determine what measures,
| If any, sIal be taken to redeem said sged
| ing Bonds and Mortgage to i'd Myers.
| TO detef whe thtr II is exp edent to form q
new Corporation ssI ably e the PROVISIONS &c Of the
ing chapter 265 of the laws of that year, to- be
posed Of the boil ers OF said couso tdat d Bords,
confr butte to the payment of said oatstandng prior
bonds, ana if expedieht to form such new Corp
ton, to take such measure as lay be necessary for
| that purpose
To give to ths Trustees such Destruction as to the
further administration ofsaid trusts as may be deem
cd suitab o. 9i4sf s4ft oat % sscs re so q
Z zach BoDdholdar or holder of CouI ons or Certif.
es s requested to be prepared 20 furnish at said
meeting SO eduIe in wiling Of ths Coupons and
Certificates held by him the number of each
Bond, Coupon or Certificate and the aggregate
amount so held. e.. ~ a- sT i
fo4~se j. C. CHURCHELL,l Trustees
N L WOODBURY., fY.&C RR
| II 81 gfh GEO. EVANS. p j Company.
Msy31, It65-dtd 7.isg & M $50 3
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MIsTAKEE.---A few evenings since we were
reading California paper to an interested
crowd who seemed to admire onr Style
Among other items we read the sstoek sales"
In which wss Yellow jacket, $1,z45.n At
this moment upjumped a. excited individual
OF our audience, just On the eve of MARTINEZ
ny, exclaiming what's that read that again
We read it again. "Yellow Jacket, $1,245 7"
yelled cur friend whoop, Pm rich enough
I've got five feet In that, regularly transferred
on the books at Frisco, and The certificate is
now In the safe where put it and other valu-
ables when came TO town; but read it
again" Partaking somewhat Of his excite
ment, we again read Z elbow Jacket, 81 ,245.'
"Sure it's Yellow Jacket?p queried he.-
"Quite certain, !" we replied. Boys, let's take
q drink, said he. With win we all took one,
Next morning we met our friend, who ac
costed us, saying. 81 was mighty near getting
tight last night on that did YalIer Jacket,
but thought I'd wait till morning and look at
my scrip. j have seen it. It's Red Jacket;
not id yaller In IT'D Our friend looked
subdued, never "let us take drink passed
MS lips, but quietly he wendell his way, steer
ing course the opposite of our own.-[Ne-
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POETRY.
ToRIGINAL
MUSTERED OUT.

n U 8 I E K Il " ooA'
Inscribed to the Matne Soldiers.
From hundred battles CORY
Comes q patriotic band aN5 8
Wearing laureIs bright with glory, -na q
Brave defenders Of our land
nearing high our natlon's standard,
marching homeward now they come;
Who will mot respect the soldier,
Ed the hero welcome home!
Mustered out'' is now the watch, word,
ssRaliy'' is no longer heard;
sForward march, but not 10 battle,
''stacking srms'' is now the word;
Forward march" from scenes of carnage
Homevard cries the wearied scout
We are waiting to receive you.
Valiant heroes, mustered out
Mustered out from loathsome prisons;
You have fought your battles through; ~
From the noise and din Of battle
Ha,l wa NOW the men in blus;
with out-spreading arms to meet you,
Wait we now to give the shouts
Anxious are we now to greet you, 7s
valiant heroes. mustered out.
Come, for cory now awaits you,
All we have to you we owe;
You have made yourselves distingu shed,
Brayely have you fought the foe.
Friends are waiting for your coming,
Hearts are beating anxiously,
Happy hours now await you, ra
Marching home from victory.
LiHcoln, Nag, 1855. ). M. X.
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i s.ss'sC G. p KiMBALL's~ sss.'
o7Is9h civ ia r.. PAITsFTs a 10 saloi sifta
JUMP SEAT CARRIAGE

The attention OF the public Is respectfully called
to my n Ew STYLE PATENT SUMR.sEAF CARRIAeE
las uses for two or tour passengers-invsnted and
Tnsrsss eers0y, that have used the past season.
the Kinsball jump Seat Carriage, which Mr.. q.
p KimbalI obtained Letters Patent on the 18th Of
Nov. 1854 take great pleasure in saying to all
Family Csrriase. that. in ny opinion, Tho KImball
Ssfs inrented-beng very ssnteei ID style as
light and well adapted for one or two persons rs any
single Carriage e. roomy sDd coPtOstsos for i Iesr
Carriages have ever seen, either with two or four
persons, The seats are so constructed that even
made that they do not get out Of repair
advise AL to examine before purchasing any 9TH
Jacob Mcclellan Mayor Of Portland, Ne.
ne G. CD Il Adams LANDLORD Prsble House,
W. " Moses, Bath. Me-. la7 9ls91 fasa1n
80 Thomas Lambart, Augusta, Me-, t-+-t,e ..-
ON shas. Bangor souse, Bangor, Me-,
e C: soule, Fresport, Me-, ofgy aea rro.
se George Thompson. Portsmouth, n. H.ss so'ie
" P,dss Bl11sh ns,r Yarmouth eY1np 1so
u o. u. Southland, richmond. Me-, hi- issisat
w. q. Brown. Sacoarappa,
A. D. Smith, Jr. Providence. R. l., i'isflI
c. Robinson. New York,
Moses Blaisdell, Peori. Illinois, .-..-.,--.-.
Hamilton, Montreal q. E.,
= James rhorborn, N ID Toronto, @. W., u :
~ J. Rich'd Thompson, Bsrrister, Hamilton. C. w.
Prices as low as can be aforded-being muoh l IS
than Csrryai and but little higher than good Top
Buggy--vh'le they make beautifui Top Buggy and
peri city genteei Oarrvall. afdl 5lle0 lIl
Sold only by the Pa'entee at Portland, Maine,
ard by KIMBALL BROTHERS, Ito Sudbury Street,
Boston. lfiW Hrf5lilc1 e 81aIW Nt.3 Ttfrl "a
All persons are cautonet sgainst msking. sellirg
or using the Carriage without first securing the
Fine engrasi pss ofthe carriage sent by man. with
price, on application to z 10 sisirio' 90 llolse
~ 'laaa'afA G. p. KEmBALL, y e1s q
Manufacturer aud PATENTED,
apl4d3m PRBBLE ST. PoRFLAED, NE.
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ooMETH A BLESSING DOWN.

QQM6Iu "A DA4664AA ~ !" avs .-r.4
M Not 70 d man Of dollars, sfiis
Nor to man of deeds, ~
Not to the man Of cunning,
Not to the man Of creeds
Not to the one whose passion
1888 Is for worlds renown, a ~, ~.
Not in the form Of fashion
Cometh Blessing down, -
Not unto lands xpan ion, " elT a1rs
Not to the miser's chest,
a. Not TO the princely mansion, 49,
Not to the blazoned crest, -.t.--
Not to the sordid wording, +, ~.
,.ase- Not to the knayish clown, - "
Not to the naughty tyrant
Cometh blessing down.
Not to The folly blinded, sF3IAA
..t. M Not to the stepped in shame, -,
Not to the carnal minded,
Not to unholy fame,
Not in neglect OF duty,
Not TO the monarch's crown,
Not ut the smile Of beauty
81 Cometh o blessing down.
But to the one whose spirit
Yearns for the great and good;
Unto the one whose storehouse
Yields the hungry food;
Unto the one who labors,
- Fearless Of toe or 1rown; t 9
Unto the kindly hearted
Cometh a blessing down,
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rREIsrRY DEE ARrnrrNr.

OfTCo \
81 =. f, Washinaton. April 18th, 1885,
WHHEREAS. by satisfactory evidenca presented
that The CAeCo NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, %
In the city Portland, IN the Coun Of Cumberland,
and State Of Mai7e. has bs-n duly organic d ulder
and accordink to the requirements o. the act ofCon-
grs Sc EMIT cd IAN Act to provide National Cur.
rency, Y cured BY pledge Of ynlted States Bonds.
thereof ',apDroved june 3. 1854. and has complied
with ali the provisions Of said Act required 70 Be-
1conpii led With before commencing the business Of
Banking under said Act: 800.
No1o. fhlref rel, FRxRMAN CLARKE, Comptroll-
or Of the Cur ncy, do hereby certify that "fHn
q the County o. Cumberland. State Of Maine, 70
authorised 10 commence the business Of Banning
M der the Act Aforesaid
3 In testimony whereof. witness my hand and seal
o. cfhce, this twenty sixty day OF April. ~ 5.
f n4ir- FREEMAN CLARKE,
Us Comptroller of the Currency.
No. lo60. ap2932m
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- y u Iaa,a Far a Perm of Year,.

Toilet or Lease for Term OF years.
rNHE s ore and WharfDow ccsuried py Cnarles
| n. Merrill situated between Mon Wharf ana
Merrli,s she wharf contains about 800 square II,
Nth two story fui ding thereon. ~ by 20. FOR
ui'N'A pa JOSEPH WHITE,
,nsv25dtf Not 2 Union Wharf.
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MEDICAL.
ap DIR. j. b. HUGHES ~ Il
L oAr M POUND AT ms p & 'no
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. s Temple Street.

TNHERE he can be consulted privately, and with
wv the utmost confidence BY the afflicted, at all
hours daily, and from A n. to P: NJ
DR.. IL. addresses those who are suffering under the
affection of private disease whether arising from
impure connection or the terrible vice of selfabuse.
the edical profession he feels we -ranted In GUAR.
ANTEEINe a Guam IN ALL CARer whether of long
standing or recently contracted sntireiy removing
the dregs OF disease from the system, and making
perfect and PERAANRNT CURE. 800 -..,..-
He would call the attention Of the afflicted to the
fact Of his long standing and well earned reputation,
furnishing SUFFICIENT assurance of his skill and sue
cess. .'- '''e--a at
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Farm for Sale.

GITUATED in North Yarmouth on the Glouces-
- ter road, formerly known as the .'Col. Cush nan
Place." within two miles two depo's on tire G. T..
r. r.. eontaining 200 acres ofland. 400 lwhichis
wood land fences mostly stone wall BUILDING
good two stor'ed house, with out-buildfBgsi and
barn leo ett BY 49, cut full of hay last year. Orch
ard-consisting of several hundred thrifty fpple
trees all grated; bore In go 1890 bushels and 64
we heave sold $500 90 worth Of apples. besides a
bountiful supply for large family. Pear, p um and
Also cranberry patch from which 80 bushels
have been taken in one season.
The location is fine one with plenty of shade.
trees. Mills school heuse, & o, near by.
For further particulars nqnire he premises OF
june 8sod3m* SAML II. SWEETSER.
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Fer Sale nj Great Bargaims.

ID RICK House snd Stable pleasantly situated
Id with IL finished rooms and abundance of wa
ter. Cottage House on Frankia at. finished rooms.
1wo story House on Lincoln St III finished rooms
Two story House on Melbourne 1T. 8 finished rooms
Two story House on Munjoy st. 8 finished rooms
Cottage House between Congress and Monument
SITS. Houfe and Stable with large lot of Land 140x
40 feet on North St. within $50 feet of the Horse
Railroad.
-er~,-.~-. ALSO,
House Lots, Water Lots ard Wharf Property.
Enquire Of MOSES GOULD,
apl0 2md&w1m "a Middle st. up stairs.
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Ordinamce Agatnst Dogs.

tadk isn City Of Portland, Mnrsbars flee, Z
la qdL1IA u so May 81, 1866. I
G ECTIONs1, No Dog shall b. permitted to 90 at
- large or loose in any street. lane alley court or
Travelled way in any unilcosed public place in
this ty, until the owner keeper of such dog or
the head of the family, or the keeper Of thu house
store shop office, other place where such dog IL
kept or harbored shall have paid to the City Mar
shall two dollars for license for such dog to go at
large. ees 81 ~ - essr & : $780, H /. -
sRo I. In case any Dog shallbs f,urd loose or
going at large, contrary any rhe for going bro.
visions, the keeper thereof or the head of
or other place where such dog is kept or hsrbored.
shall forfeit and pay q sum not exceeding ten
dollars JOHN 8. HEALO.
~ may2d2m = City Marshal.
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- T77-TF n
SWEARING FOR A FAMLY.-Rev. r. s.
Maclay, for thirteen years missionary in Chi
ma, relates the following anecdotes:
During one of our examinations of candi-
dates tor the baptism OF Nughang, observ-
ed that one woman and three or four young
people had the same surname. This circum-
stance led to the following conversation be-
tween myself and one OF the young men:
Il observe you all have the same surname !;
are You all members Of the same family? p |
inquired. s
Eyes," one replied, this is mother, and there
are my brothers." .aa or
sWhere is your father P" continued.
- he 10 at home attending to business
docs he approve Of your embracing Chris
tlanity ?" a
Yes, he Is entirely willing.
why does not your father himself become
q Christian ?p c1s ai9r ra gl11liaa essr
HE says it would not answer for all the
family to embrace Christianity"
a"And Why asked with some curiosity,
does he think so ?''i Hs ae0
HE says that il we all become Christians,
our heather neighbors will take advantage Of
that circumstance to impose upon us."sef
How will they do thatan
"Christians are not allowed to swear or
fight, and father says when our wicked neigh
bors ascertain that we have embraced Chris
tianity, they will proceed to curse and NAL
treat US. Hence father says to rs - You may
all become Christians, but must remain a
heather, so as to retalate On our bad neigh
bors. You can go to meeting and worship,
but must stay at home to do the cursing and
fighting for the family"
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TEETHf TFETHi TEETHi

DR. D. stun continues to Extract Teeth BY Electf g
itv soifhout Pain. Persons having decayed tes Il
or stumps they wish to have removed tor resettns
| he would give polite invitationto call. OH VI .
| Superior electro MGgRetic MGchines for sale foi
| family use with thorough fnstructions.H ~ 80
DR.. D. can accommodate Q few patients with
| board and treatment Mt his house.
0fRce hours from 8 o'cloek A 90 s1E.j ria'
| froml to :. NJ, and Ito . in the Evening" 80.
Oonsultation free. Dov1u
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REMOVAL
DIR. w. N DENYING, q
Medical Electrician
Ha' removed his ofncefron clApp,s Brookso
:, IsA MIDDLE STREET,
Asarly Opposite the Ulitsd States Hotel, VS.,.

W0ULD respectfully announce to the ost,x.,. :,
ly located in this city. During the two years ~.
have been In this city, we have cured some =
the worst forms OF disease In persons who Nave trs
tients in 80 short tims that the question Is Often
asked do they stay ouredy To answer this question
We will say that all that do not stay cufed, as viii
dootor the second time for nothing. -
DR.. d. has been practiCa. electrioian ter twentS
one years, and is also regular graduated physician
Electricity 10 perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
In the head neck or extremites; consumption, whei
In the acntestages OF where the lungs are not full
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism so-c4ula, BIZ
Of the spine, contracted muscles distorted lirmbl
palsy or paralysis, st. vitas Dance, Deafness stan
mering or hesifancy Of speech, dyspepsia, indiges
every case that can be presented asthma bronobi
Q, strictnres Of the chest, and all forms Of fems
F mDlAfufsl ' ~ E
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LUMBER ]!

TIME Bethel Steam MilGo. are prepared to fu,
4 Al nish Spruce dimentions of all sizts Also.
Boards, Shingles athes, and Pockets, at short NO
tice Orders solicited. s !
Cfhcs Commercial Street. ear fha bead Of Hob.
sons Wharf. JABEZTRUE Trsas'r.
Portland, April %, 1866. ap26dsm
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California Wines.

TyHE unexamp'ed popularity aobiavsa Nv ou,
IL brands OF inese now celebrated Wines. IL due 70
their superior merits and undo 7bted purity
msnd itself Where highly tonic and
stimulant is desired out Port is excellent
The sMuscatei" is without oubt the inest wiz.
Of its class in the country, and Party or Desset
Wine is delicious. -
For Dinner Wine The s'H ock'' is ds.srvedly pop
ulaf. f~f
az See that our label and name is on each bottle
PERKINS, STERN g. co,
Pioneer H3nse,"
Dealing Exclusively in California Wines.
For sale in Portland by Crosman Co.
may3lecd3m
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Hatch House for Rent.

RA The above named, centrally located and
El4&sU we'll KIN wn PUBLIC HOUSE. situated on
NJ sin Street, in this CITY, to rent for term
E@a4&of years from the first day of june next; OF
arrana emenis may Be made to take possession or
the first day Of May For further particulars apply
to ALBERT EMERSON, - q =
Bangor, April "a, 1865. ap2stf
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Fer SALE

lTNHE Vi.egar Works on Fore street wi be so d
u at bargain, If applied Tor soon. This a God
chance for any one wshingto enter into business -
The works will turn out from one Thousand to fif-
teen hundred bbs of Vinegar per year.
Also. about 40 acres Of Land, situated in West
brook. For furth' articuIars arplv at
49, ~ JOHNSON g. GLOVES BROS,
may25dtf $50 Congress St Portland.
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Some Of the shove named clsrgymen may have chang
cd their Pastoral charge since the publication Of the
above.
PRICE, 90 CTS. AND 81 PER BOTTLE
slfsg sa. Prepared By 8. Seavery,- IL, i.
DIR. e. X. KNIGHTS, Proprietor,
Melross, Mast
W. +. philips Co, and H. H. bay, Wholesale
Aeents. PoTtlans, and sold by Druggists and deal
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Rnnfs nfaL Shoee II2ea,,ia.e<I.

~ b. RIPLEY has opened SHOE STORE In the
lie Payeou BLOCK. corner Of Middle Franklin
streets, where may be found general assortment
of Boots and Shoes, which vii be sold at the very
lowest prices. may23dtf
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THE Stockholders the Portland Steam Packet
l. Co are hereby notified that their annual meet
l. for choice of cficers, the transaction Of any
Other business that may legally come before them,
will be he d on "Wednesday, the l4th day OF June,
1866 at o'clock I. M, atthe Office Of the Company,
Atlantic Wharf a 81 n
- may16td 10y ffs VIM. K1MBALL, Clerk.
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Proposals for delivering Coal.

PROPOSALS will be received at lO2 Middle ST,
Il Tor one week, for the deliver OF Fifteen Hundred
or more Tons of cosl The right Of rejecting any
| proposals will be referved. II -
EDWARD SHAW, Chairman Of Gem.
May 20 1866. may22dtf Fl
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York and Cumb +rland RaiIroad

sRFERESoEs--St. John Smith, ESQ; A. q s. Il.
Spriag; II. Winslow Co; John Lynch 4 Co.
MAY I2-d3mA iA si'7tAox fsW 100 5df
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For sale.

g. cottage House, nearly new, containing
INF; nine finished rooms. Location desirable. Inn
-EA mediate possai sion given For particulars en-.
qulre Of G. W. SMITH, 8 and Silver st.
May 9-edtf
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md, Llef.

10 Let
A Carriage Trir ming Shop In Brunswick, fcrm-
IA er occupied by A. b. Nichols. This shop Is
connected with Carriage Mandatory, and is the
only SHOP OF the kind in the villas Q, and will be
found Q Desirable leo ton ior any one acquainted
to be done fer the four large isery stables there
emo considerable work : e'ides. For the pow work
enquire # John Fellows at the Carriage Marufac-
tory at Brunswick, or Of #. W. NICHOLS, 2 doors
above the Kim House, Portland. may94d2ws
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! ny Mlectr1C1tv

The Rheumatic, the gouty, the lame and the laa,
leap with 10y, and move with the agility and elastic
lily of youth; the heated brain Is oootsd the frost
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth defOrmities re
moved; faintncss converted TO vigor, weakness Il
strengths the blind made to see the deaf to hear AM
the palsied form to move upright; the blef1ishee
youth obliterated; the occidests Of mature III
prevented; the oalamities Of old age obvEted, an
IN aotive circulation maintained. y hA
ladies 'NQ
who have cold hands and feet; weak stomaohi
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indigel
ton and constipation Of the bowels; pain In the sid
and hack; ieucorrhna, Tor whites); falling Of th
womb with internal cancers; tumors, poiyPuss an
ify sure means of cure. For painful menstruaticl
too profuse menstruation, and all Of those long LIN
Of troubles with young ladies, Eeotrcity 70 7erte
to the vigor of health. lae-71 e9dFgaqm9i elias
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CTORE No Long Wharf 80 by &c. containing
- Unloading the attic) 5000 square feet; The same
within n feet Of the seuthery side line of CONNER
cial street. Possession given the LIST May. ~
Esisl "a sxnrIs d. T. CHASE.
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Brick store for Sal e.

A VERY desirabl fouv story brick store. cen.
n trally located on CT mnercial ttreet will be sold
- JOHN G. PROCTER.
may25d2w Lime street.
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0Ln a q E.

One will look long to find better descrip-
tion OF extreme sge than the following, writ
ten In the year 1890, by Nathaniel Lee:
"of no distemper Of no blast he died.
But fell like autumn fruit that mellowed long
Even wondered at because he dropped no sooner;
Fate seemed to wind him up for f0urscore years,
Yet freshly ran he on ten winters more,
Til, like clock, worn with beating time,
The wheels Of weary life at last stood still"
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eaONn 40

- Willbuy genteel Re idence within about
N;;;I two miles OF the City, cons sting OF House,
table and Grapery, with one acre Of land in Q
Inquire of JOHN C. PROCTOR.
spl4eodtf ~ lGI y Lime ct. Portland.
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Ship Knees Wanted l

i II MES will be received AMI paid for at the
| IN Navy Yari X t,erv, Maine, in Quantities Of
ffom IL to 20 and upwards at the following schedule
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FARCE CHAMBERS, over ITO and liz Federa1s st,
JEFFERSON COOLIGE q co ~ - -
apl9d6 Cor Commercial and Franklin SITS.
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For Sale,

go The two story house and lot, corner Pine
| W;;, and Lewis Sis, with slated French Roof
-ssA- The house is nearly new having been built and
occupied by the owner about enc year. Good eel.
lar and water on the premises For particulars ap.
ply,tO go1ec-Al sr A. b. BTEPHFNSON, ~ fr
Commercial st.
Or W. II. STEPHENSON, I'd National Bank.
April 12-dtf Hss1a,saarsrs-,s
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- xj Commandant's 4 ffice. May 26. 1866.
fIHE United states Brig ''sea Foam, wilibe sold
n 81 public auction, on Monday, the l2gh day OF
ynne next az O'Clock N, a. this Navy ard, BY
Horatio Harris, Auefioneer T5t-N71 ssla
lne oea tcam 10 an hermapbr dits brig, IN excel
lent condiiion; length 1l2b0 feet breadth 20 feet
oeptn s.z5 feet Twenty per centrum OF tn purchase
money must be paid on the day OF sale. aud the
msinder before The ssel is removed from the Navy
Yard, which must done within SIX days after the
date ot sale An inventory Of tn ARTICLES to sold
with the vessel can be fonnd - the Yard.
s. II STRINGHsM.
may soeed.d Rear Admiral.