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Notice TO Enrolled Men.
CITY OF PORTLAND.
MAYORS OFPIE, March 81.

MAYORS oFBIE, March 81, lse5 !,
II WOULD invite the attsnuoa OF the enrolied M n
Il OF this otis to the ouosirg provisions Of IL 9
23t Section ofthe amendment to the enrolment act
4assed March Sd 1855.
"eEcrloN 70. AND BE 1T FURTHER ENACTED !:
Thai any person or persons enroilel IN any SUBJ
district may, after ii draft, ana before the
sane shall nave takel p;tcs. cauie to be mugtt r
INFO The service OF lhe UniUd States such humber
OF recruits, rot subject to draft, hey may deem
exped emit which recruits shall stand to the credit
o. the persons teus cau'iag III m to be mustered M
and shall be taken as substitutes tor such D r,ons
CT 81 many of them as may be drafted, the exteat
o. thu nunbsr Of such rtcruis ana in tie order
deSignated by the principals at the tim such iesrnis
are thus as aforesai music ed in.
der his provision the enrollsd mon Of this city
can cause 10 Dc m-s'ersd into the u s. service
VOLUNTEER RECRUITS, who will stand 10 their
credit and exempt them from the PENDING DIR TT.
Further information respecting tbs sam can bs b.
tanned at the City RscruIhng Uffc-
JACOB n MCCLELLAN, lIAyor.
March 23-edtf L. Il -
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The Portland Press, the principal Repub-
lican7 newspaper published East of Boston,
speaks of the Admirable address of Vice
President johnson, before taking the oath OF
Office" Could the force of partizanship go
further than this ?-N. 7. atlas. -ss
THAT'S sou friend Herrick, and if it will
ease your mind and you won't "blab" it, we
will tell you all about it. The Press did use
the precise words you have quoted, and added,
"will be found in our telegraphic columns"
And now for the exposure of a secret perhaps
not known to old New York editors, which
is that similar paragraphs are sometimes writ
ten, especially late at night when fellow is
tired and wants to go home and go to bed
although the Admirable address" to which
they refer has not actually been read Now
don't tell of this, for if you do the honest,
conscientious and truthful Workers.. who get
up "foreign correspondence in their own pri-
vate sanctums, will be tempted. into bad
babit aYs as41s
We knew the address had come over the
wires; friend had run his eye over it and
pronounced it bully We translated this to
mean admirable" and SO we said, and hay
ing said it we let it stand. osl..i XXI
Show many hands high was the horse ?'
asked the counsel of a witness in San FraE-
cisco Court. arss'rs z b--ts- .s52
Eighteen" was the prompt reply. ase q
"How many hands high did you say the
horse was ?" was again asked on the cross
examination. ga- 'sls osg
"Sixteen, !" said the witness.
"Sirteen ?" inquiringly said the judge
"why, you just said he was eighteen,'
aa "Did I?' was the undisturbed response,
"then, your Honor, il yoa say SO, I'll stick
to it.n -sr
So we stick to the Admirable" for how
could an old, lifelong Democrat, for whom
friend Herrick and we had so long and so Oft
en- thrown up our caps. say anything that was
not admirable, it he was little 'elevated," or
sincoherent% We hope our New York
friend is satisfied, and will keep mum.
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Flatteripg Oil Prospects.

Here is about fair sample of the prospects
held out by the Petroleum companies aover-
tised in the Philadelphia papers. lake the
Cameron Petroleum Co. The capital is ST.
600 600: shares $3.50 each; property-one-
fourth of a farm containing 292 acres, or, when
the farm is divided, this gigantic company
will have for its million dollars, % acres OF
Iond said to be good oil land. In addition the
company owns whole farm Of 100 acres,
containing on it grist mill and said to be as
q BOD oil land as the "Hoover" farm.
The stockholders are not to make money by
boring,-the managers are too shrewd for
that, as it would eat up tho money received
for shares sold to the ats,-but they propose
to lease the lands in small lots, the dividends
to be derived from one-ha.f the oil, received
for the leases!
On this property there are already ten wells
producing ten barrels each per day! What a
brilliant chance is here! A poor man puts in
IS and gets two shares iD property already
yielding to the company fifty barrels OF oil
one half the gross product-per day! Who
will not invest? Who viii say this is not a
safe thing?
Fifty barrels day, and 800 working days in
year are reckoned upon in the oil arithme-
tic, which gives $1,000 barrels year. Sup
pose we allow this to yielda net profit, after
taxes are paid and aiketing expenses are
discharged, and commissions are taken out,
sic dollars barrel,-a liberal Allowance
and we find the enormous sum of 100000 in
cash to be distributed as a dividend to the
share holders, OF which one holder of two
shares will receive, for his whole years divi
dend on foe dollars, the immense sum of nine
centsl N
Is this sufficient to set half our population
stark mad, and cause Woodworking people to
teverish nights and live on short commons, 10
withhold new dresses from their wives and
needed books from their children, in order to
scrape up money to invest in oil stocks? And
yet this is about the average 'show" for prof
its in these gigantic companies, which are
hawking their shares all over the country,
adapting the price to the smallest of our pos
tai currency. The only money to be made in
such companies is that swindled from a cred
ulous public, to put into the pockets of I'M
principied sharks and spectators. Beware OF
them. l. Cd
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Paper for eovernmeut Currency.

Mr., Clark, OF N. H., was chairman of a
subcommittee of the Finance Committee of
the Senate, to investigate the subject of a suit
able kind and quality Of paper to be used in
printing the currency issued by the Treasury
Department, and when submitting the result
of the investigation he spoke as follows:
zone of the first requisites was the produc-
| ton Of a paper in the Treasury Department
| that should be entirely distinctive from any
| other paper. You can go into the bookstores
here on your streets and buy the ordinary
| bank-note paper. have in nv hand q
pieces of paper produced in the Treasury De-
partment. 1t has been washed, dipped in a
| tumbler, thoroughly wetted and soaked, and
| then washed with soap and rubbed as hard as
you would rub an ordinary piece of cloth, and
| yet il cannot be destroyed--it cannot by any
process of wetting be returned to pulp again
There is mixed with the pulp that produces it
a chemical preparation which photographs
black, SO that it can be detected at once" M
Referring to this matter the New York
Evening Post says: -' 100
| We have ourselves examined specimens Of
this paper and subjected them to the tests
made by Senator Clarke, and to others more
severe, and the result confirms all that is
| claimed with regard to it. The necessary ap-
preparation tor producing it for all the national
| currency issues has been made by Congress,
and nothing remains but for Mr. McCulloch to
| give the subject such examination as may sat
isfy him, ii he has not already done so, and LET
| erybody knows that much OF the currency
now in use, particularly Of the fractional de.
nominations, is counterfeit; and the fimsy
material of which it is composed, with the
| dirt grimmed into it until the lettering is IL
legibe, forbids detection. The new paper
would have triple security against counter.
feits; in its texture, in the great expense Of
producing anything approaching it in quality
of wear, and in the anti-photographc prop
! ertY.
H. On inquiry at the Treasury Department we
learn that there is now in working order in
the bureau machiue capable of turning out
several thousand sheets of this paper per day
and that it can readily be duplicated.
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To the Public.

This is to certify tnat fifteen years ago was taken
sick, and the doctors called it Liver Complaint and
treated me for that disease, but received no peIma
nent relief. and during the past winter had been
worse than at any previous lime. called to see DR..
Harvey, Febllta, 1865, and he disagreed with all
who hal before EXAMINED and treated my case, stat
ing there no trouble with my liver but that 1t
in the stomach and epigastric region, and that
my disease was Dyspepsia DR.. Harvey treated me
for this disease, and am happy to say am now
entirely free from this terrible difficulty. also had
the catsrrh very bad for ears and this is almost
tirely removed would be pleased to see and talk
with any one in regard to my case. i.5s - .ss
sg4fi -- EDWARD G. MONROE, RS f.
I5i -sa ssUa.I s7sf 5000 80 Washington ST..
Portland, March 10, 1866. mch20tf
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E-The venerable John Prentiss, now eighty
seven years of age, the once vigorous editor Of
the Keen IN. HI Republican, which he estab
.Iished sixty-six years ago, when Washington
was a resident at Mt. Vernon, is still able to
WELD his pen, and writes regularly for the Ports
mouth Journal He retired from newspaper
life about twenty years ago, but an article from
his pen in the last Journal shows that the fire
of the old flint is not extinguished, and that he
looks forward to the future glory of his country
with all the heart aud intensity of patriotism Of
man Of middle life. May God bless his days
of waiting. rs = 2 E
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Hiit0n's Insolubie Cement,

Fer wood, leather, crockery, and other substances
is the best aid to economy that the housekeeper can
have It's in liquid form, and insolpble in water or
OIL 1t will adhereeily substances completely. Two
ounce bottle with brush family package) Is cents
each. Sold eyeryw 4
HILTON BROS. q Co., PPoprietors, Providence,
Il. l. On receipt Of 10 cents, family package will
be sent by mail. febJd3m a7'1
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MARREED,

In this city, March q. by Rev DR. Boswo-th, John
d Billings; Of Litchfeld, and Miss Emma Colco d,
of Farmin gdale.
In Turner. March 26 by Rev Stacy Fowler, Robert
G Thayer and Miss Deborah F Whitman, both OF
Turner u y
3 In North Yarmouth, March 8. by Rev Il Mitchell,
sumner Gould. Of Lowell. Mass, and Mos Mary A
Htcomb. of N Y.
/ In Paris. March 10. Levi Lurvey and Miss Lo.
rinda Starbird. -
In East summer March 10. Geo Glover and Miss
Marritta Kingsbnry. both of Hartford.
r In Rocklasd. Mach q, Arsmanda Dagze and
Mrs Jane Il OTff. OF G19IeFf a1fT.9
In South Thomaston. March Il. George Smith and
Mary Achorn.
NJ Sigsworth both of Southport, Me.
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Lao nCaster Hall.
A Rare Chance for Butiness.

FENHE undersigned. in coIseq- euce of III health,
II feels obliged 10 Telinqaish the business vi ch o
has been 20 long engaged IN. under Lancaster Hall
and will dispose of his interest there, TO govd ten
ant, upon very advantageous term9 ltis CERTAINLY
t1e best staDd In Portland, tie Hal connected wi h.
producing good paying 6rs nest OF sell. IL is
well known throughout the EIe, comm snds a frsL
class and profta 10 business-no other place cam
cJmpete with, or equalit II rent is low, and will
b. permanently 50. Fesse sion given immeA iss0iy
If desired. tr.I and Z L. ROBINSON
March 23-d2w
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When the celebrated Prof Faraday wa,
invited to attend spiritual circle, he replied.
Gentlemen, am obliged for your courteous
invitation, but really / have been SO disapnoin-
ted BY the manifestations to which NV notice
mas at different times been called, that am not
encouraged to give any more attention to them.
auu L therefore leave those to which you refer to
tue nAnos OF the professor of legerdemain. If
spirit communications not utterly worthless
snouia happen to start into activity, will trust
the spirits to find out for themselves how tbev
can move my attention. am tired of them ),
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TBY TEL. TO MERCHANTS ExcHAxex. I

{ TK.T
Ar at Havana 18th inst, brigs Martha Wash'n gtoa,
Leland. Portland; 18th, Almon Rowell, Boyd 90
Sid Is b, brig Harriet, FIedericks. Portland; 18Th
Kennebec, -; 18TH sch Ella Hodgdon, -.
AR at Cardenas l2th, brig Potomsc Rchers, from
Sierra Morena and cid same day for Portland); sch
Starlight, York, Boston. r,.
Ar at Matanzas 18th inst, barque Ocean Home,
Weldon. Portland.
SID 18th, barques Rachel. Mitchell. Port and 18th
Gertrude. Chase, do; brig Gen Marshall, Staples,
Belfast; Nancy N Locke McAlmon. Portland
Sid FIN Cienfuezos 18th, brig Mechanic Hutchin-
son. Baltimore.
SID I'm Trinidad 18th, sch Ruth Baker, knight.
York. ---.
.one Q. the IL vessels reported destroyed by the
pirate Shenandoah between Cane of Good Hope and
Austrana, was tins barque Dephine, Capt Nickes'
IRON London Oct 10th for Akyab. The D registered
Sso IONS and was built at Bangor in 1861 whsre she
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srECIAL NOTICES.
JE VVELRx.

Send me One Dollar by natl and will send you
any ofthe following G. Id Plated Artici, s:~Sef Of
Ladies, Jewery Long Chain. Locket Neck Chain,
King Vest Chaip, Bracelet, Gents Chsin Pin, Set
OF attons, Set OF Jet Hope, Belt Buckle, Belt
Plated Watch and Chain for SIS. 11T )
Address. DREsSER's Dollar store, Portland,
NE. BOX I3S. .yaa marJd2ms
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Portland, March %. lss5 ~ '"'p'
DISASTERs

Barque Colcord, lof Searsport) Colcord at New
York from Remedies reports, 2lst inst. off Hatteras
had heavy Southerly gales. split sails, &c.
Sch Ma hi Holmes, from Elizabethport for Newport
put into New London I'D leaking badly; will pIo
badly have to discharge. t1slt : li37
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coLGATE,s HONEY SOAP,

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
is ~ild and emoliient in it's nature. fragrantly
scented. and extremely bsneacisliu Its act upon
the skin. For Sale BY all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. nmFg y jan3ld1yr.
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49, - :
MINIATURE AIM An
MARINE NEWS.
PoRr OF PORTLAND

MCnday-.......,,i...i. 81.
lilaIa my ARRIVED. af uty
Steamer New England, Fields, from boston for
st John NIB.
Steamer kegu ator. Now r, Winterpor ll ESQ
Ship t1e B wsr,o BF Alien, Boston in BY
Brig IT Knight Hasty, Sagua. W i'7 6-s-
Sob Ida Blake, Salem. -i7-ift sgsA ~, .s
Sch Mary Ann, Collins Surry.
Sob Emeline Thompson Newcastle aeaf :.
Son Lady Ellen. Bailey, Damariscotta
Sch Northern Chief. Lowe, Boothbay
Sch Col Simmons, Matthews. Belfast for Ros,on
reports on Sunday night, when about 20 miles West.
ward OF Portland, was run into by an unknown brig
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NOTICE To MARINERS.
PORTT ANN uanoOn

4. ne spar buoys that mark Spring Point and Stan
Ioro g Ledges, will be removed this dav and their
mer season, as heretofore - ~
d TIE "a class Nun Buoy placed to mark raylOrs
heei. entpance 70 Portland harbor, Me- having gone
until further notice. - 1-ei
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
SAWL LOCK WOOD, ...
L. Il. Inspector LIST Dist
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GTORE No Manufactueers' Block, Union Street
- aoith or toith5Ut poleer. Also ore loom rs bv a.
feet in third story viih pooer For par,i ulars an
pl, at Counting Room No Maut's Block Union Il
WINSLOW'S MACHINE WORKS
mch2Sd3w A J.Ii RINSLOW Ant
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DIR. LANG6HY,S ~
ROOT AND HERB BITTERs

Tho Great Bl cd Purifier; the best Health Restor.
or, and the most perfect Spring and summer Medi-
CINE ever used
Thev eff,ctually cure Jsuadice, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious Complaints, General Debility, and all
kind ed diseases gaf,F 1908 fTT -
They cleanse the system. regulate the bowels, re.
store the appetite drive out all humors purify the
blood, and strengthen, invigorate build up, and re-
store to heal b and soundnes,. both body and mind
AL who use them. Price 25, 80. and rs cts rer bot
tie Sold BY a. dealers in medicine. GEORGE c.
GOODWIN Co., 80 Hanover St., Boston.
~ ~ FL e mchls1d4m
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BEWARE OF CoUETERBEITs AND UNPRINcIPL ED
DEALEBs endeavoring to dis pose OF their own and
other preparations, on thu reputation attained by
HELMBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATIONS. aIt -ar-
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"A GOOD Stand for the Wool pulling businsss-
"A Also large Farm situated in Falmouth about
371 Middle st npcIhS az W.
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ReaI Estate for Sale.

A STORY and a half house, situated in Cape EFz
EA~ate'h, about mile from Portland Bridge ann
q short distance from he Town House. with from
two 10 eight acres of land will be sold at bareain
Apply to j L. PARR0TF, on tho premises >
March 23-d4W%
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Why IEJURE THE COMPLEXION BY Powders
AND WASHES wnich choke or fiji ND the pores of he
skin, and in ehort time leave it harsh a. dry? 1t
Is the blood, and if you want smooth and soit SKIN
removes black spots, pmples and all eraptions the
CHI
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mar29d3nn

NorAFEw OF HE WoRsr DISORDERS that al.
fct mankind arise from corruptions Of the ood-
HELMBoLD 8 EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA is q Ieme-
dy ofthe utmost value. E go -n y % 2
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HELMRoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA cieanses
and reRovates the blood puries nstils the vigpr of
health into The system, and purges out the humors
that make disea,e. ~ ft' ra 7laftsr
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To PURIFY, ENRioa THE BLOOD, AND BEAUTIFY
the complexion, use HRLMBoLD's HIGHLY coNcEN
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. One bot
0oofiOn. "a afd7f
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THING OF BEAUTY Is Joy FOR EVER,
Those who desire br lliancy o. compl ,Aion mus
purify and enrich the bio ID ,wn CHI AELMBoLD's CON
oEsTRATED sARsAPARILLA invariably doe, Rec
olleect it is no patent medicine. Ask 0rHembolds
Take no other. f4,4l-.f
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Removal,
Valise Lost

A s. Z SPRING ha 9 removed from Com.
"a messial 10 Exchar &c Str ct, over the flee OF
ths Ocean Insurance Compan lnafsSdim O''
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THE GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEL
-'AA Will positively cure i gai s'a,s a
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds.
1toi1ai And the first stages of -,f ~
q 0 N 3 u M p Il 1 O N
.TF1T'3g Its q sure preventative for
DIPTHERIA.
For sale by II. H. Hay, and Druggists generally.
Price per Bottle 80. , .eff.-.-E...-.'.,
WEEKS & POTTER. PIC Arr
Druggists, NO, 40 Washington Street, Boston, Mass
tsiE ral General Agents. feblsd6w
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IT was left In Hackney Coach. viii. a .,...
owner from the Per obscot boat ~ M p ny
ton boat on Monday Evening aisrch eo,h ne p ms
nnder VII be awarded By leaving it at isi Com.
March 27-dlw 4AN LAWS
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To L.af.

FENB 4 brick Store l49 Commercial St., C1nant's
Block, with two good ofhees in the bee nd story
Rent $500. Possession given Immediately
Ap:lyt TO AUo'S &C. STEVENS & Co
mcb2Sdlw Head OF Widgery's VIDA f.
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Read This. Ee Ceu
From SIS to $40 per day made by selling Dresser's
Prize Fac lagos, Agents Waatsd, anp q
Address, L. DRESSER,
feb9d2m* Portland, Maine, Box lss.
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DIED..

In this city, March a. suddenly, of parelasis Mrs
Rebecca. wife Of Jonathan Tukesbufy, E O. aged
70 years, l8p asen1
In sacearsppa, March 49, Mr. Ebenezer Williams.
aged 70 years KH rpTf #olf
In Windham, March %. Mrs jane E, wife D
Felker. and eldest daughter of Henry Smith, aged
AZ years. go ic tsf'asa lsA
-Funsral this Tuesday afternoon, at o'clk,
at Windham Centre Church. lH c51
In Rockland, March 10, Mrs Eunice u, wife of
Elijah Titus, aged So wears. IT
In Greenwood. March %, Mrs Hannah, wife of
Grimm rruii, aged 81 years.
In SkoYhegan, Mrs Emma A, wife of DIR L Rus.
sell, aged - years. tAAeoUolL alFf6
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which carried away boat, main rigging, mainsan,
and did other damage.

& Co.
a. Brig Clary, Parker, Matanzas-Ly nch, Barker
gen gen . Carver. Rumrin Baltimore-Gwynn 20
Nickerson @''' R0A
Nickerson.
N sce seo'iic Light. Wallace. PhiladephiaCM
Sch Henry Perkins. Mayo, Philadeluhia-J 5 Brig.
ham & Co. -f-
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a FEW days since, kid Mitteu, lined with mink
supposed to hsve be dropped between Free md
Onesnot streets on Saturday P. NJ, last Toe finder
OF eitner VIII oolge the owner b. leaving the same
~ suAs oAnoe- mara ct
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The Roll of Home, y

The following "Pledge for Children ana
Youth" is kept standing in conspicuous coI.
umn in the Gospel Banner, and to II are a.
pended in each number of the paper tha
names of such children as send in during the
week, desire to be enrolled:
We, the undersigned, having resolved Ito
volunteer In the Temperance Army and be-.
come members of the YOUNG HOME GUARD,
90 nere9y declare our allegiance to Temper
ance and Purity, and faithfully promise that
we will hencforth drink no intoxicatino Iionor
as beverage; that we will use no Tobacco
and that we will not be guilty of nrot.nitv
. Pledge" W 'nis
Inc editor of the Banner says:
All the names to this Pledge of the Roll Of
nono[, sent us to be printed in the BANNER.
H.e nssosaed In q book kept for that purpose
IN oul ouace' and neatly engraved Diploma,
az cost OF 10 cents and two GEMS for nost,
age, when ordered, is sent to each sub
scriber.' ~ s"Sn e"o
The list for last week was not so LARGE as
the average, but it contained the name. 81 90
little boys and girls from North Buckaeld and
~ from North Auburn. "A1
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Helmbold's Concentrated Extract Bucbl
81 IL the great Diuyetic. so

HELMBoLo's CoNoERreArED EXTRACT sARsAPA.
g. % eIlt4Q .Esia RILLA
Liz - Is the Great Blood T9rifer. -'t q-
Both are prepared according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, and are the active that can be
made OBJ n aalrt- .
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PASSENGERS.

In the steamship Peruvian. for Liverpool i A
Mcleod. Thos Bunaud. NJ Bunaud VIM Bunatd. ]
Marks, Mrs Marks. Nelson. d Duncan, Mrs 8
Capt lohn 4aEtin, W Barker, Martin Hynes. ss.
Eah Lawn, Pat Hypes and wife, Jas Keats. Thomas
the Storage. : 49,
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SAGUA; Brig L Knight $40 hhds molasses, SO
1rcs do b1ls 90, to Lord hhds do, to order;
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latO OF Portland, in the county of Cumber.
land, deceased. by giving bond as the law direets
he therefore REQUESTS all persons who are indebts
to the said deceased's estate, to make immsdist
payment; aud those who have any demands tbar
ON, to exhibit the same for settlement To
GEORGE I. MEANS.
portland, March y 1000 w3wl3s