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"a Thlef cries s.op Thiefu

Ha1
The public are cautioned agast q base imitation
of L. p. Atwood's Bitters, by a manufacturer of
proprietary medicines in this city who has not only
copied the label in part aud adopted the same style
BOTTLE but states on his label that he has purchased
the entire right of DR.. Atwood, and as az F.p are
the only Atwood Bittets ever put u in Maine which
have gained celeb ty, this evidently leads the I'm.
wary to suppose that it is L. f. Atwood--who has
never conveyed to him, directly or Indirectly, either
the title to or sny information respecting his Bit
ters This is tbs same person who formerly signed
NJ. F instead f ~ F. Atwood. Hesays "Beware
of counterfeits and limitations" which seems to be
upon the same principle that IA Thief Cries Stop
Thief" TIE gsnuioe il signed L. +. Atwood and
bears an extra label on white paper, headed .Cau.
ton. Extrs." Countersigned by H. Il. Hay, Drug
gist, Portland, Sole General Agent.
Portland, April 2e-saw&wtf
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First Maine Veteran Regiment.

We have received long communication
from Chaplain Purington, of this regiment,
still in service, for which we are unable to
fad room. The regiment, now under COM
mand of Major Alexander B. Sumner, Col. T.
w. Hyde being in command of a brigade, was
in the recent great review at Washington, and
on that day Ii marched six miles from its head
quarters, in the morning, and after the tedious
review was over, marched back again.
Through the efforts Of Mr.. Worcester Of the
Maine State Agency at Washington, a COLA
ton was provided for the regiment, which was
served up at the residence of DIR. Donaldson, a
patriotic Virginian, whose wife was Port
land lady. The Doct. and his wife welcomed
the regiment to their shaded lawns and pleas
ant dwelling, which proved most grateful to
the veterans, oppressed as they were with the
heat and covered with dust
The Chaplain says Eve there met our
old friends Of the Agency from Maine, Mes
srs. Watson, Hayes, Moore and Worcester;
also those angels of mercy In their ministra-
tons to the needy and suffering soIdiers-Mrs.
Sampson, Mrs. Mayhem and Mrs. Hail."
After the collation. and rest OF about three
hours, the regiment returned to their en-
campmsnt, reaching 1t at about 8 P. M.
The Chaplain says, his letter bearing date
June 10th: fasass sssss 81
"We are now in camp where papers are be-
ing prepared for mastering out of service all
officers and privates whose term of service
expires prior to October. There will be about
one hundred and thirty six mustered out OF
this regiment, including two oficers-Msjor
| A. B. Sumner and your humble servant. We
| expect to be in Portland within ten days ii a
kind Providence should favor us. Sweet are
the remembrances of our New England home,
and intense are our anxieties TO meet family
and friends and share with them the happi-
ness OF domestic life"
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DIR. LANGLEY's

The Great Bl 1od Purifier; the best Health Restor-
or, and the most perfect Spring and Summer Medi-
cine ever used
The eTsctually cure JsuHdice, Dyspepsia, Liver
ana Bilious &c cplaints, General Debility, and ali
kind ed diseases
they cleanse the system, regulate the bowels, re-
store the appetite drive out ali humors purify the
blood and strengthen, invgorate. build up, and re-
store to heal and soundness both bedy and mind
all who them Price rs, so, and rs cts. per bot
tie. Sold by dealers in medicine. GEORGE O.
GOODWIN & Co., 80 Hanover ST., Boston.
.. taa HF moh1RdAm
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WHAT every rerson wants IL tile of Pease,s
Vegetable Hair Renewsr. The most psriect Hair
Asnewer In the land is being introduced in Port.
land by your popular Druggists, Mstsrs Crosman &
Co 1t will c5.or every ray hair in VI ur head more
natural than any -imilar preparation Il viii pre-.
vent your hair ON falling of 1t will cleanse our
head at once and Keep 1t healthy It will dress your
hsr beautiful y, and make 1t grow Iuxuriantly. No
smell Of sulphur which is offensive to .yourself
End friends Alec Pease's Phioccma which is up-
sarps ssed ., dressings lady viii be without It
who knows IT'S value Manufactured by j. w Pease
Nashua, N d. Messrs Gresham Co: Asents for
Portland. may2Isndlms
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onnorsh,,, oe land. With these things, in ad-
J,,,or - IL constitutional amendment, which
vii anal ia tbe Supreme Court TO set aside any
state legislation tending TO bring back slave
~ IN disguIse,) the cause of freedom is safe,
and the opening words of the Declaration Of
IudependeHce will cease to be reproach to
the nation founded by its authors.
81 am, my dear sir, yours very truly,
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Letter from John Stuart MIL.

This distinguished foreigner, who has been
one OF the best friends the United States have
had during the past bloody contest, has writ
ten the following letter to a friend in New
York. The letter was not intended for pub-
LEGATION, but everything from the same pen is
so eagerly read, the gentleman who received
1t has consented to make it public: -
"AvIGNoN, May IS, 1865.
DEAR SIR: had scarcely received your
note OF April 8, 50 full OF calm joy in the
sPlenaio prospect now opening TO your country
ana shrougn II to the world, when the news
came that an atrocious crime had struck down
the great citizen who had afforded so noble an
example or the qualities befitting the irst
magistrate OF airee people, and who. in the
most trying circumstances, had gradually
won not only the admiration but almost the
personal affection, of all who love free.
dom or appreciate simplicity and upright
ness. But the loss is ours, not his. Ii
was impossible to have wished him a
better end than to add the crown of martyr
dom 10 his other honors, and to live in the
memory of great nation as those only live
who have not only labored for their country
but died for it. And be did live to see thie,
cause triumphant, and the contest virtually
over. How different would our feelings now
be If this fate had overtaken him, as it might
so easily have done, month soonerl -
AS to the mode OF dealing with these great
questions it does not become foreigner to
advise those who know the exigencies of the
case SO much better than he does.-But as SO
ria OF our countrymen are volunteering az
uiSe 70 you at this crisis, perhaps may be for
49, $500 :. l oner mine the contrary way.-E7e.
~ oIe y eagerly intoxicating gentleness, as if
you n1u shown any signs OF a disposition to
sske sHpase .ttsvenge. have always been
too gentle. should be sorry 10 SEQ snr l;se
taken after the war is over. texcent those 3 ~
the assassins) or any evil inflicted ~ ,aO1e r =,
vengencc; but one thing hope will ha con, con
sidered absolutely necessary; to break alto
gether the power of the slaveholding caste
Unless this 10 done, the abolition Of slavery
VIII be merely nominal. II an aristocracy az
ex-slaveholders remain masters Estate Leg
lslatures they will be able effectualIy to nulify
a great part of the result which has been dear
~ bought ny the blood of the free States
Iney ana their dependents must be effectua-
~ out numbered at the polling places; which
can only oe erected by the concession Of full
equality OF political rights TO negroes, and by
q large immigration of settlers from the North:
both Of them being made independent by the
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MARRIED..

In this city June Is. by Rev Worth, assisted by
Rev W Bosworih, james Lord of lewiston and
Fannie j daughter of c Morse. ESQ.
In this city, June IL by Rev Mr. Bray, Samuel
Robbins and Miss Annie Greenliet both OF this CITY,
g In Chsrlestown. Mass. June 10 by Rev J Bar.
rows Marslin L Cobb of POI tland, aud Miss Ros-
ella Cunningham. of Virginia.
in Portsmouth June 10, Dexter w Eaton and Miss
Laura Stevens, both of Kenaebunkpors
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FOREIGN pnprs

Cid ct Liverpool 3l-t nit, ship Clara Morse. Law.
renee. Sunderland and Hong Kong
At do I'd, ships Zephyr, Bigel W. for Boston. ld0.
Crest OF the Wave. Wondburn; Baden, Sfilphen:
Ellen Maiia, Hall, and Ocean Express, Gushing dis.
charging
A. at Sunderland LIST inst ship Maravia, Patsen
London.
nd at Waterford LIST lost. zsnOblA. Prince, for
Shields
Sid I'm Trapani 2sd ult barque Eugcnie, Fletcher,
Gibraltar and Boston.
Ar At Elsineus 2sth ut, bsrque Telegraph, Jones'
New York
At Port au Prince l4th nit, barquo BIerIlmae
Foothaker, from Boston
Ar a. Havana 9th inst bsrque Dirigo. Blair, from
New Orleans.
New York
cls sth brig A v Goodhue. (Brl Crosby, Portland
SIN Ec1o, tbrl Bent. Baltimore
Boston. = - -
Sid It'll, barques Rachel. Mitchell, New York; J
Godtrey. Fuller, New Orleans
Ar At Cardenas 7th ms, barque Sarah Hobart,
erosion, Portland. h -7
Sid 9Th, barqu Slower, Pierce Now York.
Sid It'll brig Grill Crowel for Portland; I'M, Abby
Ihaxter; Walker. Boston; sth. Snow Bird, Guptiii,
Portland tn HN7 I7,1
Sid i'm sagua 9th. brig Protege Reynolds Boston :.
It'll. barque Ia avera, Meri'hew. Philadelphia
Ar at 90 Ith, barque John Carver. Niekela, rom
Matanzas
Ar A. Quebec 10th inst ship Magnet. King from
New YORK.
Cid At Pictou Ms lat inst. sch Damon, Pitcher, +
WarehRm
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BEWARE OF CouHTEaBsIrs AND USPRrNoIPLRp
DEALERs endeayoring to dispose Of their own and
other preparations, on tho reputation attained BY
HE1MBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS
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DIR. TEBBETTs'
r HY SIoL GI0AL
II ATn

r E q + N E r A II o X l
i The Most WodsrraI Discovery sths Age'
Will positively restore Gray Hair to its or original
color, whether back, brown or auburn, and being
delightful dressing. it imparts to it beautiful
glossy and he ity appearance II viii also promote
a grow of new b ir on bad heads, where the
glands roots not disorganized ard eff ctually
remove all dandTuf, itching and humors from the
scalp 1t is warranted to produce the above results
or money refunded.
TEBBETTS BROTHERS,
Proprietors. Manchester N H.
WV WHIPPLB, Agent for Portland Sold by
Druggist' everywhere. maylleod ems
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Machias port ' 49,
. PkOVLD ENCE--Ar 18th, schs Defiance, Nasb, I'm
DernkoI; ar Wind, Smith Ellsworth
oiu aasn, sou Cliy Point Matthews, Sanger.
fANIUChEI-Ar ID b, ell Cohannet Carlow,
Oelsls; ace ace. Haradsn, Gouidsboro.
Thomaston. 49, -'
BUslON-Ar 4ih, barques Acacia. Pinkham. I'm
Oliver New York '
Ar 10TH, ship Mosher, from Liyerpool, barouo
GeItfudes chase, Mafanzas; brig Nancy N Locke,
Mccalmsn Remedies; schs Zina Bradbury from
MacLiasi Ri low, Wass Addison; Oceanica lWeI.
lace, Wald boro; Algomak, Newman Vinalhaveni
Cour seloT. Means, and Edward Millik en- klsworth;
iames Tiden, Davis. and Dolphin Davis do; Zoo
Ch0o, Clark. fremont; Commerce Mullen I'm 40.
Henry Carter ard Brilliant. Dunbar Bangor: "a w
Wellington Herrck, and Jane tlza Kuhn fra do;
Abby Weld, Hutchins Unison Young. and Orion,
Clark. do; Emeiine. Colby, Wiscasset; Gen Made
Eerguso A. and Castelane, Cunniu CHAM I'm Belfast;
Sea Sc pent. Buf din; Equal, Keller and Talisman
Miller Reckand; Exeter. Ber jamin and Mary ia Q,
Herrl l, Bath; Boston, Gould and Ocean. Pierce,
iMmonthi 81 sop Bloomer, Heath. Mt Desert
Sl9 10th, briss Foster. Murray, Bridgeport CB;
g a a, rxI[ro,wley. Crowley. Jonespfrt.
n uLO,1ySEoI Eh-Ar 10th, SCH FarrsV orth,
6ray Niseasset tor Boston
.,NEMbShfPORr-Ar l4th sch Life Boat Reed,
BAfH-Cld 18th barque Haleyon, La rabee, for
h1chiDuCtO n II, and sailed =
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Boston Stock List.
3 AT THE BRoKRRs' BoAHp, june Is.
Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY,. Jnne IA ls66-Amount of STOCK at

PRroHs-Beef CattIe-Extra sl3a@ ID y ID; arst
quality consisting Of good oxen best steers &C. at
12@ l23: second quality, good fair beef, 1i4@l2
grades, q Cor the total weight Of hide, tallow,
and beef 4
oo~s--ordinary from 1856 to 20; Extra, from s75
to 100; Farrow, 30, $26(140
Sheep and Lambs-Northern. 8@61c pr lb: Lambs,
S4t@7; Maine, S8j@44 per head
weight s3 s -tF "a
Calf skins from le to 1sc per lb.
Hdes-6Q17c " ID.
T,nLkoap-6lD6c nj l.I.T SRA
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THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly
scented, and extremely beneficial in Its act upon
the skin. For Sale BY all Druggists aud Fancy
Goods Dealers. NiA jan8Idlyr.
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foLe ATKINS OF BEAUTY Is A JoY FOREVER.
Those who desire br'lliancy or eompIsxiOn, must
purify ard enrich the bio ID WA eh HHLMBoLps con-
oEETRATED sARsAPARILLA invariably does. Rec
olleset it is no patent medicine. Ask or iembold's
Take no other. 1r fo
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@. MORSE. M. D.

Treats Catarrh, Bronchitis, and all affections
Of the Throat and Lungs, by cold Medicated In
halation. Success unprecedented. Can refer
to thousands in this city and State, and all parts
Of the United States. Office No. 2SMIrH STREET,
PORTLAND, MAINE may24tf
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DIED.

In Hope. May Is. Mrs Sarah. wife Of Thurston
Hetcalt, Esq, aged So years 10 months.
In Winterport. May H. Mr. B Morton, of Thorn
aston aged "A Year,
In Wilton. Apri 10. Mrs Jane H Waite aged &c.
In Pennington, june 6. Ira Elliot, aged l6 years
Ia Bangor. June g. Mrs Sally reiict Of The late
Daniel JACKSON, of Newburgh sged "A years.
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WHY INJURE THE IoMPLExIoN BY POWDERS
AND WASHES wnich choke or fiji no the pores Of ths
skin, and in short time leave it harsh AID dryi l.
8 the blood, and If you want smooth and sSft SIX n
use HBLMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SABsAPARILLA. 1t
removes black spots, pinpes and all erupEions ofthe
skin -I.f ~.
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To PURIFY, FNRIca THE BLOOD, AND BHAuTIFY
the complexion, usr HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CoNCRN.
rRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARs aPARILLA. One bot
tie equals la sreng one gallon OF tine Syrup De-
yctfOn.
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HELMRoLD's EXTRA OF OF SARsAPARILLA cleanses
AMI renoyatos his blood, pures insts the vigar of
be alth into the SYSTEM and purges out the humors
that make disease.
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Nor AFgw OF HE WoRsr DISORDERS that af-
6ict mankind arise from corruptions of the blood =
uELMBoLD EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA is q RENEE
dy oftne utmost value
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TO BE OR NOT TO BE; THAT'S THE QuRsrIor -
The question has been long snc settled by the pop
reliable preparation for strengthenip weak hair.
juneesnd2w
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WAMTED

CJuUATION as Hcusekeepsr by an mericen We
- men conn ent to tsks ehafgs OF tami y.
Address $ W., sacearspya, Ne
June l6-d3s
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yVyHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to al
i erneerr ed. tn I he hiss been duly appointed ard
taken upon HIM els the tut admnstsa or, with
Oh Will annex of tie ostae OF
joan n. WOOD,
late of Portland in the County Of CumberaAJ 8, de.
ceased by giving bond the law Directs he there
fore request all persons who are indebted 10 The
said deceased's estate TO make immediate payment;
md those who have any demands thereon TO exhibit
Wv '''''' - JOSEPH ILsLEY.
Portland, May 2, 1895. wsW2e
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HILLsBOR0 NIB. Brig caledonia-lI5 tons coal
10 Kerosene Oil Co
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
/ PORT OF PoRTLAvU


Thursdays.. ....................Jume 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, fin Boston
steamer Lewiston, knight, Boston.
Brig Caledonia. tBrl Brown Hillsboro NIB
Son q willard, Pa. sons, Philadelphia
Sch Cashier. Moore Mt Desert
Sch signal, Verfill fremont.
Sch Lady jackson Chatto Bangor.
Son Emeline. Farnham, Newcastle
sch Lexington, Roberts Wiscasset.
CLEARED.
Brig 0 Clary, Pennell Sagua-Geo Huns 7
Brig George W Chase, Fredercks, Bavana-Isa,c
: sen Dickson, OBJ, MacomOsr, St John NB-
sAILED-BrIg o 9 clary, towed out; schs Gen
Scott, Fannie Hammer, and others
s.H f [FRoM OUR coRBEsPoNDENrl aat
GREEN'S LANDING. June 7--sld. schs Golden
Eagle, Hendrick, and Gloucester, coombs for Bay
june sid, sch Helen Mcleod. rburs,on fran,
Port Norfolkl for Calais. F'i
june lS-sld' sob Geo Gilman. Randall. 4 from BOs-
June li-sid, sch Adelaide, cIa,k tfrOm Portland,
June Par, sch MOrsianna, oOnary. Boston.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sAyAENAH-Cld 9th. ship Charlotte. Cousins,
Ar 10Th inst. ships K nga,hsr, Freeman, I'm Hong
hong; Midnight, Brock New York.
York - Nv"
,MoBlLE.o or the bar 18th, barque Mary Bentley,
Glars, from New York. III
PORT ROYAL Scar 9Th. sob W Locke Hunt.
WILMINGTON. Nc-in port 10th sch M.xss,d
May, from Bath. disg. p >-'1-~'
RlCHMoND-Ar 18th, sch knight, Romer, from
Bangor. -.
Ar l2;h, schs Typhoon Smith, Bangor; Justipa.
Gregory, oesrsport; Lookout. Lewis. Baltim re.
At Bermuda Hundreds l2th ships j p Wheeler.
Gadd iSr havre; Missouri, Hughes. for Bordeaux
100 Iag tnnacco on French accountl
uESOh0EIOWN DC-In port 18th, sch Sea Ran
at 81 81 per ton M = - -
BALTIMORE-Ar 18th. seks H A gaizley. Free.
man. Fortress Monroe
Cla 10Th, brig Geo Burnham, M untfort, Portland
PHILADELPHIA - Ar 18TH brig Emery
Bradford, Sagua; sch A Couant, F0,s Cardenas
Ar 18th brig Vincent MORRISON. Port Ro, sc
=, CID 18th, briggs Fannie, Crocker. Port Royal SC;
kio Grande. Lawrence. Boston
NEW YoRK-Ar 18th, ship Sterling. 81 of Kenne-
bunk Mason. Beaufort NC
Cid 18th, brig James Marchie, lBrl Cole. Machiasi
sch Mecca Small, Amboy.
AR i4th shiI or at Western. Cunningham. Liv-
erpool Cultivafor, Russell, Pensacolai tarque Geo
Hunt, woodbury.. Cardenas; schs N II hal. MUIR
ply. Calais; Dresden, avis Machias mary Brew
er, Wood Rockland; Antelope, Morton, do
CID 18th, brig Dirigo. Rumball, Cow Bay CBi schs
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srEcIAL NOTICES.
state of Maine.
EXECUTIVE DEPARrMNT.
A...uaAn N 1QaE

ExEoUTIvE DEPARrMNT.
Augusta, sunel0, 1861
An adjourned session of the Executive Council,
viii be held atthe Council Chamber, in Augusta on
Friday, the twenty-thTd day OF June inst
Attest: EPHRAIM FLINT JR
-s~- junel2td s-.ea-ses. Secretary of State
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eECaAL NOTICES.
'kainc Medical Association.

rae AHirssenih Annual Meeting Of the Maine
Medical Association win be held In Portland, on
tuesday, Juls 20th, 1876.
Dalega es Will b furnished tree return tickets
over tbs Portland and Kennebsc, Grand Trunk,
.omerset ard Kennebec. Maine Central railroad,
ami Andrcscoggia Railroads
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STANDARD POLISH.

CLARKE'S MIRROR STOVE POLISH!
Is THE BEST in THE WORLD.
1t makes no Duss or Smell. and gives most
brilliant polish, with the least labor Try IT, Sold
by all deaiers. re
Z. r. CLARKE, Sharon, Mass Proprietor.
June e-eod fw1m dhto1
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Harmon & Sawyer,
u. S.War Claim Agents for Maine

Win give their exclusive attention to collecting
Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of Pay, Prize
& Money, Lost Clothing, &c.
Officers Accounts with the Ordnance, Quartermas-
ters and Treasury Depa adjusted and settled
and certificates of non-indebtedness obtained
Terms reasonable. ff3 e1b aoGa J
EE-No Charge unless successful. ID.
6 All advice AID information free. sIs It
q Office No. IS Exchange ST. jose Block told stand
of Bradford & Harmony aA
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sNE 4 siardine 'gging Ss|s ard Bockl Of the
Il naW BIZ Attain 10, 400 ons. I'd measureu emit
savsd in perfect order The aIaf OF the spars can
he teen 81 ous store
MsGiLYE1Y, RYAN DAY 5,
Jure 16-dtf 16l Commercial ST
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spOKEN

May 10. lat 20 n, Ion 4s W. ship Colorado Freeman
from Boston for Bombay.
May 81. of Caps tonic was seen brig Has.
sell, from Cienfuegos for Philadelphia
Jun s, lat 80 20, ION "a IA baiQue Celeste Clark
from New Orleans for session.
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w. s. SAW TEX.
REsERENoEs Hon. VIM. p Fsssenden, q. s.
Senator; Hon Samuel Cony, Gov of Maine; Hon
Israel Washburn, Jr., Collector of Customs.
may16d& WITT
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Helmbold's Concentrated Extract Bucbu
a Is the great DiHresic.
HELMBoLDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAPA-


''s UFeot Oeo"~ J't'-
noth are prepared according to rules of Pharmecy
ana Chemistry and are he most active that can be
made Ni reif
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Rent Wanted.

XxTANrED INN rdiatell, in the central or west
wv ern IA or the CITY, good rent Of eight or ten
rooms Tor a family VT out chi dr,n.
Address BOX 1855 Portland P o. Juneledtf
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GEO. L. GooDAiE
seeretary
Portland June l, 1866 junelssntd
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A TENEMENT centrally located. to a family
"a without children at one huncr.d and my
dollus per scar. Apply TO S. W,
junel6H No so fiddle Street.
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A I0 1Sn MAN. acc STONED to htsinsss, wishes
Re erences g'ver.
Addrsss v. x Press Office junel6dg,s
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LOST.

TUNE Is. 1855 between Cape Elizabeth Point srd
- Vaughn st via Park, Sp in and lark STA
bisck leather hound ocket account hook. with n
8 FEkNALD'5 nsme on cover IN gilt letters Tbs
hnder win be suitably re srded by leaving the
anne Of this cffee
Portland, June IS, l665-dste
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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situation wanted.

DY an ex peril need practical Boot keeper, a ST.
ID uaiicn n som rtspecta, le husirtss
SSi+is Tory Recommendation produc
Address j. W. BARNES.
juRe16jlw= c mnsfciL Huuss.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-14

grAti6ed with the result Of his mission
The hour fixed for the reucontre was
five o'clock that afternoon.
what do you think of our duel, Ia
blind nuns buff ?" asked Louspillac Of
Beautrand alter Jacques had departed.
81 do not like it at all" said Beau
trand, "it is an unheard.ot proceeding !;
besides, ] think it contains solne suare."
"Bah no, the fool thinks kimsolf
very clever. He thinks he can equal
ize the chances and destroy my lesour
ccs. lmbeciIe, he may cover my eyes,
but he leaYes free, what can use 70 the
best advantage.
"What il that ?"
"My ears have the hearing Of a
lizard, Of a hare, Of Carib. lie will
not make a step, motion, that I will
not plainly understand"
"But he may have car as Guc as
your own"
al will give him little chance Of usin,
it. then, by putting on felt slippers, All
that is not forbidden is permitted |
will manage 20 have him irg frs, ,hon
/ will put two balls in his stomach. OAlv
take care to place me with my right
shouldertn the wall, shall then have
my pistol hand near his heart"