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Farm far Sale.

JNHE subscriber Offers his Farm, situated in Cape
Il Elizabeth, about three and half miles from
Portland fridge, containing 20 Acres Land, Build
inRs good, Fences substantal S,onewali, young Or
ehard, choice gra ted Fruit about 200 cords wood
hall Oak ana Walnut Also Farming tools, and so
cords dressing
Terms Of pay naest made easy. a5o, ru8 adt
For particulars enquire of SCOTT DYER on the
PREMISES, or through PORTLAND, P. o.
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THE subscriber offers his farm situated In Var.
mau'h, containing As acres OF good laud in
Guiding about 8 acres wood land. A two story
house, wood and carciags houses snd barn with eel
lar an orc Of about 40 trees, good fruit There
= also good wharf for shipping hay The facilities
f for sea tIeaing are unsu passed. Said farm was
situated TWO miles from Yarmouth Fails. I-, s.
For further particulars enquire OF the s-b- criber
near the premises
eodtf HENRY HUTCHINS,
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uAvECONEJnrNf,,r

ALI who have committed an excess of any kind
whether it be the solitary vice of vout or the sting
ing rebuke of misplaced confidence in maturer years
SEEK BOR AN ANTID0TE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Neryout
Prostration that may follow Impure COTTON, are
the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait or the consumnation that ia sure to fol-
d low. do not wait for unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss of beauty
and COMPLEXION
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SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL wEAKNl
Eiecaic Medical EzRffrnaary.
TO THE LADIES.

DIR HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies who
need medical adviser to call at his rooms, No. S
Temple Street, which they will find arranged for
their especial accommodation.
Or. Ii. g Eectic Renovating Medicines are unrival.
ed in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating all
Female Irregularities Their action is specific and
CERTAIN OF producing reliet in short time
LADIES will find it invaluable in all cases OF OBJ
structons after ali other remedies have been tried
vain 1t is purely vegetable containing nothing in
the least injurious to the health and may DO taken
with perfect safety al all times.
Semitic any part of the country with full directions
by addressing DIR. HUGHES.
no. Temple Street, corner eff Middle, Portland.
N. B.-Ladies desiring may consult one OF their
own sex. A lady Of experience in constant atte~S
ance. Ian1 1855 d&wiI
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DIX. J. D. HUGHES
GAN BIZ FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. Temple Street.

WHERE he can be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted al all.
hours daily, and from A n. to Pm.
DR.. Il. addresses those who are suffering under the
afiiction of private disease, whether arising from
impure connection the terrible vice of self-abuse
Oevotng his entire time to that pa tcular branch o.
the medical profession he feels -raBted in GUAR.
ANTREING CURE IN ALL CASE whether oflone
standing or recently contracted, sntirely removing
the dregs OF disease from the system, and making
perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
he would cali the attention Of the afflicted to the
tact OF his long standing and well earned reputation,
furnishing sufficient assurance of his skill AID suc'
cess.
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FOR SAFE.

A AiTst class double deck vesfel. (now
E(H buiidi y m eastern port ef tha 1ol-
MAA lowing simensions:- Length l26 feet;
t5SA4l53r breadth 30 feet. inches; depth, lower
: - hold, II 1eet 5 irchel; bstween decks.
ieet abous 490 tons, old mest stnrsment. Can ,bs
ready for sea in 30 days Will sell the hull spars
and iron work, or ftb complete -ll7f
For further particuls RS inquire of .auI s4g
q. M. DAVIS 4 CO.,
Portland March Both, 1895 met sld4w
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First Glass Brick Housel
aG 1884 For GuHo a

sss75sA The taoo and a half story Brick psceUinq
H::.l House, NO. Ala CONGRESS Street This House
is well built and finished throughout contain
ing IL rooms-all fit. ed with Gas, has EIGHT MAR
BILE 1ANTLEs and SIX CRATES Set. lhe lot Q IN.
tsias 500 eet Of land with front on Congress
st, of s feet.
The situation is psurpat sed, and the House in all
re ,pecta FIRST Class residence.
For Terms, &C., apply to ..is3
ap.43wd Lime S..
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FOR SAFE.

"A CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
rooms large stable and sheds-situated two
4! and one-half miles from Portland and the
siE23sH finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
60 &tering place and suRmer boarders For
particulars enquire of GEO OWEN,
APT diff l0l Commercial Street, Portland.
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FNlHE Linghouse formerly occupied by Moody
a +. Walker. Esq, situated on the corner Of
variety Of valuabl. fruit trees plants "a
ed with the premises. ga
For terms apply at the Portland Savings Bank. or
mch 2l-dtf -,
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Fam tor sale.

CITUAIED in Yves, bfo ock, miles from Portland
- on the B hton road, comsn ng one hu4 dred
ac'es disiitd info Pasturagc, Wo dIand, aud Til.
lage, Contains largs two-sfory Brick ii ouse very
desi -able ior tavern as tt ere is noe from Port
land to Windhsm. Ssid Farm v Ill be exchanged for
city property or he vicinity q tie ci " Apply to
J. WIySLOW, Commercial St, or A. .. HAVEN
on the Premises. msh29d2gs
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FOE SALE.

A TWO s'orv Houss and about half an acre OF
1Aiand situated in Sroud xater village W ssbrook
taii house Is nearly new, h1vi & been built about
80 en- years. containing eight flush. d rooms. For
a more par ocular description of which inouile OF
Tho subscriber on the premises.
mch31d4W ELLEN JACOBS
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A GOOD Stand fir the Wool pulling business
"A Also large Fam situatAd in Fainonth about
two MON. nts' walk from he Depot. apply to W,
oIt mIddiek ct, mch2 diff
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NOTICE is hereby given that Vt a meeting o. tina
In stock hol deIs o Canal Bsbk held on Il Oh dey
rarcn 1856 1t was voted ''thai the resid,l a ~
reclos apd Company ottne Canal Bal * In Porfia1 a
viii become a National Bsnking A Asso ocistion unoer
helaws OF tn Unittd St,t e,-te ritciors hsyin !,
first prt cured the authority Of tho oUrers OF t,-e
III rHs OF the cApi al stock ras the ee tcaes re-
qulred therefor BY the lavs of the United stales
lnJursuance OF the said vote and BY vir us o, ths
autnor.ty er.in con aiDed, the Lire tors hav'ug
proouI ed ne assentoi the own rs OF iwO.tfisds q
me cap ta STICK, have this Gay ermintd to ors
zsimmediately as such as. oeiaticn
Portland March IL 1886 ns,lselm
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HENRY HUTCHINs.
FOE SALE.

THE subscriber offers TO, sale his Farm on the
Il road between Sacsarappa and Gorham. 1t con-
grass land There Is on tie farm a ne story house
carriage house, and barn 81 feet by co. with good
cellar und .rit. 1t has good orchard, With about
3OO young uit trees. JOHN M. ALIEN,
jan25eod3mi M saccarappa.
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Moase and Lot for Sale.

EEyHE House and lot No 81 wa'erv lie ST., one and
u half stories brick basement aud go ID stone
ciliar with never filling well of waar and c's-
tern. 1t is San ly situa, ed good Deighbor-
hood ard sis1ed throughout and COED re air
ben the premises formerly ed end Occl pied by
Alfred Wocdmau EsQ., W II te sold reason raple If
application be made sJun. Title perec. T.. quire OF
q @ t h.z0 70 aHfDr II. g. NEWT N,
~ Corner Of Mi die and Fra Kiln Ut, est
Aapl7 1w 'e5 - A.
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OIL WELLS,
Mirrors,
Ca SEQ Bank.

NOTICE is herby given, that at q meeting of The
IN stockholdeis OF the Casco BANK held on ihs ssh
day OF March inst 1t was voted
y hat the Director Of this Bank be- and they are
hereby in trpctsd authoriz e. Oh 40 se and CON
vert he CISCO Bank iO,o National bl nkins Asso-
citation unasr The Ia Of the United sta,es ana 10
mako all cerufieats anu Iapers, end to do nd Per-
form all acts nee ssary 10 into II et the oi ect
Of this upe-v hsnsVer they sha have OBJ aimed the
Capita Stock"
10 pursuarcsoffai vote and by virtue ofth
tho,ry tperein eonia ned, the Uirfcfsra haven
cd the assent of ne holders OF te O. hird. Of
ltai STOCK and have ettrmined organize
Ately as such Association
e. P. GERB1SH
Portland, March H. 1865. ms
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LNABM sists of hundred acres, fifty of Which
IL Is wood and timbsr an has good two stCry
hou wi ham and out building. pleasantly situa-
ted in Standish, bord, ing on Wat mi, Laks abou
tween Pa ertland and Convey, N H. Will sold
with or without hewood and timber. Terms easy.
Enquire ON the premises of
ap 7dSwlw* rv 4 SAMUEL PHINNEY.
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MO. Fremont place. It h.s sixteen f,ishsd
IN roors. with gas throu hout the house. and ha 4
7 no soft wafer In alb 1ndance. Tenn easv. Apply
TO J u. sAWYER
aprS d2S* No. 139 Exch III ye Street.
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$4,000 90.

[SFs.& Will buy genteel Re idence within about
H;;,,,s two mic OF the City, sting OF 81 use
4AsAaStabe and GrapeIy, with one acre Of land in
Inquire of f John G. PROCTER.
spl4eodtf Lim5 st., Portland.
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SToRE No.2 Manufa ,turers' Block, Union Street,
~ acith or scith3tt po,Uer. Also one Room 25 BY 40
feet IL third story s0i.h pooer. Fo" pari uals ap.
pl, at Coutt tug Room No Manf's ock, Union St
WINSLOW'S III ACHINE WORKS,
mcb26d3w i'll WINSLOW Agt
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Wood for safe

A BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
IA at Graves Hill, Westbrook will be sold 81 q
bargain.
Enquire of FRANCIS B HANSON, at Geo. II.
head of Berlin Wharf. octe diff
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EOr Snle.

M:;;f House No Is Cross street; the lot is large
Mii containg about 1000 feet of land with plenty Of
hard and soft water. Apply to
feb l8tf VIM CAMMETT, 3
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For sale.

In Cape Elizabeth, 81 niles from
A/fW ~ the city. ON tbs dir OF road the
MmHE7ws2 Atlantic Hou 9. 80 acres tf land
M lENNII1 vi hich or early marketing cannot
ezz551@1Efsk5- b3 exceed- well wo 'de0-build-
ings good. Size con mapding view OF city, harcor
ana surroun ink country. Terms easy.
Applyt DR.. E. HUTCHINSON, on the Dremi.
ees. SD 7d&wlW%
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/ HAVE In my hands. for sale. several desirable
IL Dwelling Houses 10 go d looatiofs aud WIRING
$500 Apply to JOHN J.W REEVES,
apiSu 496 Congress Street.
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Farm for sale.

FHVHE Farm known "a the Cram Farm, about one
IL mile from Stapdish Corner contair ninety acres
.oJ good nd, vel divided into moving, tilags and
pssturi G. with f wood lot; orch 9rd of graft
ed fruit irees. am good set of buildings well q
ished, will be sold at gre At barga Also about
10 Of wood land. on the rosd leading from the
Paine neiQ hborhood 10 Step Falls
For further partIl ar enquire Of
rHJMAS EAMFS,
Standish April s. 1885. apl6i2w
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Real Estate for Sale.

A STORY and half house, situated in Cape Eliz-
IA ate b, abo fta mile fr m Portland BRIGGS and
q short distance from The Town House. will iTom
two 10 eight scres OF land. will be sold at bargain
Apply to- l.. PARROTr, on the premises.
Marc 25-d4V& WEE ITr-- .ft
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For Sale


HOUSE and land No 27 India s. rect For par
IL ticu'ars apply at 81 Commercial street,
March 30-dff
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MIDDLE AGED MEN j..

There are many men at the age Of thirty who are
troubled with too frequent evacuations from the
bladder, often accompanied by slight smarting OF
burnin. sensation, and weakening the system in a
manner the patient cannot account for. On examln.
ilS urinary deposits ropy sediment will often pe
found, and sometimes small particles Of semen OF
albumen will appear. the color will be ola thin
miikish Inc, again changing 70 adark and turbid
difhculty, ignorant of the cause, whicnis the
SECOND STAGE oF. F.sEMINALwEAKNEss
lean warrant perfect cure In such cases, apds
Persons who cannot personally consult the DR.,
can do 80 by writing in plain manner description
of their disease, and the appropriate remedies will
be forwarded imme diately ~
All correspondence strictly confidential and viii
be returned If dssired.
Address, DIR. j. g. HUG HE'S,
No. 8. Temple St., (corner of Middle] Portland
~ Send Staap for circular,
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Desirable Residence Cor Sale,

49, Two story BRICK DWELLING BoUsE well
RN: fnis ed throughout, With t-o stcrf addition
10y. and stable together with 81 acres of Laud uu-
der high state of cultivation Abun dance OF frut
The House is on an elevation, very pleasant, and the
situation ia in s resp cts very desirable rsei.
oence About two miles from the city. Terms rea.
sonable. Apply to
apl6-3rd L,maSt.
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heightened color. 81 know eis.''
Mrs. Maria 4. Wyman nGQN
To Miss ELLEN HARRIS, DIR.
To making one silk dress and extra trim
mings, So so
One delaine, 350
Two delaines for little girls, 2.75
One embroidered cape. ~ 225
One plain morning dress, 200
Total, $1,000
Nineteen dollars !" exclaimed Mrs. Wyman;
sis it possible her bill has come to that n asi
$50 it appears from her account. Let us see
what the other says"
Mrs. fl. Nymqn
To Mrs F. HALL, DR..
p To one velvet bonat and trimmings, $3.50
Two hats for little girls, $50
Total, $1,000
Ten dollars for Mrs. Hall. Now add to this
poor Mary's bill of $3.50, and the price of your
fars. What did you pay for themR"
"Sixty-fve dollars 2" was the scarcely audible
reply. But he heard it and added the sum and
sum total to the months expenditures, which,
with the first cost of the articles named in the
bills included amounted to just two hundred and
twenty-five dollars The two sat in silence for
sometime, and then Mr.. Wyman said in gentle
but serious tone: ''We cannot recall the past,
Maria, or undo what we have done''-it was like
him to share the fault with her -ssbut from
hencefortb, let us regulate our expenses accor-
ding to our income. do not wish you to work
beyond your strength, but when it is possible be
your own seamstress aud millner, as you were
when we first began our married life."
Young ladies who marry merely for the sake
of being supported in style, may call my hero
'Cruel," ''Tyrant,' or s'Heathen," if they
please, but he was neither one nor the other, in
any sense of the term.]
"You will be surprised to find how much you
can save in the course of year or two: And
whatever you may wish for, Maria, do not buy
on credit without my knowledge. You will
promise me this, Maria, won't you ~
Mrs. Wyman went up to her husband, and
putting her hand in his, she said very earnestly:
'Only say that you will forgive me all that 1
have done to cause you pain or embarrassment
in the past, and will promise you anything.
Let me prove to you that / am not really so
heartless and sel6sh-nay, cannot spare my
self-as have seemed; let me help you in oil
thnge wherein l can be of service to you, and
will try to be more worthy of your love and con-
fdence. Am forgiven, James %
There was new light in the eyes uplifted to
her husbands which plead more eloquently than
words.
de saw and understood it we'll, and while
Hood OF old-time memories came surging to his
heart the past with all its bitterness melted awav
like dream, and for an answer he folded her
to his breast saying tenderly: 'sMy own dear
wife as tenderly as love do forgive you. 1t
is the best assurance that can give"
''And the most acce ptable p was the low
reply. +.
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TO Let.

A T Mo-yilPs Corner Wesibrofk a new two story
IA brck house. plessar ty located. and contsi ing
eleven rooms, with suite fpar.nrs; stable adjoin-
ing the D. tmiees. 81 AH4 LEVI Nj RR1LL.
Wesl brot k. April 8, 1866 a s apl7d1w-
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FOEgEST AVENUE Nous Z.
Merchants, Rank.

NOTICE is hereby siven hat at legal meetinR
4V Of The StOckh0'oels OF the nei chans' RauK l8
the zSd n Z, 1t was vostd, 10 surrender its Sta n
Chatter, for the purpoie OF coming = National
Banking As ociaiop two thirds o. the tock b. ldes
in interest havi"g cJecuired therein also La
'hoIize the Dires tors TO AXIS tifcate and *
ecute the papers ,tqu rcd Icr that ufpose, by he
isws of the United ates. -
In pursuance of said vote and by virtue of 'hs gu.
thoTity given tLem The directors OF he sad Me-.
n ants Bank ha de deernined to orRaUizS imutsdi-
aIeiy as sch National AssociAiit
Portland, March "a, lt65. msr2Sd,m
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JoHMTaILMAN. Editor,
Dvbushes At No. sst EXCHANGES STREET by
N. A. FosTE 81 CO.

TEE PORTLAND DAILY PEKssis published ateS.0e
per year in advance.
FBn MAIEE STATE PnRse is published every Thurs.
dsy morning at SaGl par aRnurr, in advance; 49,
II paid within sis months; aae $3.50, paynentDs
delayed hey yond six months.
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Portable Engines

OF the most approved construcsio., manuf ,ctur-
" I'd bY II NJ. PAYNE, st the Newbur1 DO. Eu-
gne Works Tness 'ng ns are well adsT tea to 81.
orar cnes OF bush es r qniIing ste. m pow,r.
Portable engine. OF ten boTse 'wtr or ito
OIL WELLS,
are made ct these works. heh are eminently sdrpt.
Cd TO thst busnesf IN. hay L bteb deti, ned with
So cal refer thereto by sng OF tlargt ex
perez CO as SuperntenatIt are wJser Of Vu
Wets. Address H. NJ. PAYNE,
Neaburypoit, Mae,
Or Messrs CHAs. ETAPIEs cor, OF foiiiaAd
mch17d2m
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
FTVHE Southgate property, on Pleasant t. he lot
Il containing about IL ,01 square feet. Fer terms,
&c, application may be made to
., GEO. L. b. JACK s0N, Adminit trsto-,
apl6dtf 50 Exchange st.
Evening star., 1865-07-12
PRESIDENT JOHNSON VISITS THE STEAM
Err pAWNEE

Yesterday afternoon, President Johnson, by
invitation of Rear Admiral Dahlgren, paid Il
visit to the steamer Pawnee, the Admiral S
flag ship, which is now lying on the Potomac,
near Giesboro. He was accompanied by the
Secretary of State, the Secretary of the Navy,
Secretaryof War, the Secretary of the Interior,
the Postmaster General, the Attorney General.
and Hon. Preston King, Mr.. Gooding, Marshal
District of Columbia. Admiral Smith, Capt.
Drayton, Paymaster Bridges, Gen. MuZzey,
the Presidents Secretary, VIM. Faxon, Chiet
Clerk OF the Navy Department and number
of ladies. The party took the steamer Gerani-
um at the 7th street wharf, and upon reaching
the Pawnee were received by the officers in
full dress. The Presidential salute was fired,
the Marine Band performed n national air, the
yards were manned, and all the ceremonies of
man -of-war were performed. The President
then inspected the ship, and the sailors went
through their evolutions with the gun. An
elegant entertainment was given by the Admit
raj, after which the party re-embarked and
took a short turn down the river receiving sa-
lutes from the Don, the g-ship of the Poto-
mac fiotilla, and several vessels of the squad
Evening star., 1865-07-12
CAPTURED REBEL ARCHIVES

Major Shipman, of the First Wisconsin cav
airy. arrived here Saturday evening from Ma
con, Ga. having in charge forty boxes of the
captured archives of the rebel government.
They consist of a complete record of the pro-
ceedings of the Rebel Provisional Congress
held at Montgomery, Ala, in the spring 1851
These documents were captured from Howell
Cobb in whose possession they had long ago
been placed for safe keeping. The entire Off
cial history of the rebel army of the Tennessee.
comprising all its records while under the
command OF Bragg, Johnston and Hood are in
this lot: also the books of the rebel Treasury
Department. captured at Albany. Ga. which
point they had reached as a part of Jeff. Davis
train. These important documents will be
turned over to the War Department, which has
already accumulated a vast amount of official
matter relating to the rebel government and its
armies. At present this matter is not accessi-
bic, and is preserved for investigation by the
authorities. From these books and papers the
true history of the rebellion will eventually be
gathered