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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-R. Delacy,
violating city ordinance; Ella Brown and
MOLLY Loliver, disorderly; James Maggie, do. ;
81 each. Laura Hanson, do; 30 50. A. Calm,
do; 81. James F. Poole, drunk; L. A. Phil
lips, disorderly; IS each. Elizabeth Brown,
drunk and disorderly: $3.50. J. E. Hagdon,
carrying weapons; S21: also, disorderly:
Francis Doyle, do; Philly Mason, suspicion;
Lucilla Brodix, profanity: dismissed.
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VALuABLE COTTAGE sIrEs. NEAR THE

VALUABLE COTTAGE e1TEB NEAR THE
CITY FOR SALE.-We offer at private sale, q
valuable tract OF land, lying in the county of
Washington. between the old Badepsburg r,ad
and the Railroat. Immediately est of the county
seat of the late John O. Riges, Esq.
The land is hi h and rolling. aud divided into
eight beautiful cottage sites commanding Q hne
view of the cit. THIS property is one of the most
beautifully situated Tor villa sites in ths DISTRICT
MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. mar 10
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AUCTION SALES.
ECTERE DAYS
tlY W. B.LEWIS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
ID No. 307 Pennsyivania avenue.
SPECIAL SALE OF UNREDEKMBD PLEDGES

EYECIAI BALE OF UNKEDEEMED pLkOG ES
AT AUCTION.
MONDAY. March 2. at 10 o'clock, embracing Is
first class Gold Lever Watches. English aud Ameri.
can make, in heavy Is karat geld cases; several
very fine heavy Gold Chains, as guard. vest, aud
sdes chatean chaias. Diamonds j welry ;oue Sc t
CO. o,uster Diamonds, pin and ear rings cost II te0
sinne eAs OF Ear Ring s. fine. cost SOl one Single,
csn se dents Pin, fine; several sinsle-stoRe and
emstef p1amond rings; also. real opal, ruby, and
.o,a oSe should Command the attention of per-
sale oe eNsm1nea .MtS moTn,ns Oh
&c. AuctionaerA.
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RYJ. o. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auetioneers.

Try J. o. HcG CIhE q w., Aueuoneofs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LEASE
AND OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY.
BY virtue of deed of trust, bsarng date August
the 9th, 1864. and duly recorded in Liber T.,
No. d. folios "A, L one of the Land Records for
Washin gten County: District Of Columbia: shall
sell, on FRIDAY MOANING, March II. ccm.
mensing at 10 o'clock. on the premises the une.;
Restaurant, situated on the s,uth side of Penn
sylvania avenue. between l4th and 18th streets.
being numbered 2l3. There are fifteen new fur
nisned rooms in the house, and the location is
among the best ia the city shall sell at the
Beds, Bedsteads, Tables. arpets ohass. Lounges,
fifteen rooms. together with the Bar Fixtures,
Tins easb' NTUCKER, Trustee.
m7dts &c. MCGUIRE & Co., Aucts.
Hg-THE ABOVB SALEI5 POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, March slst, sane b hEq nsd place.
mal6 dts J. g. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
STBI ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
pened until THURSDAY. March 5oth, same hour
mh2s dts J. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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CENTER MARKET. To. DAY.-Reef, best cuts,
ger pound, 30a35c.; next 25c. Salt Beef, 2Oa25c;
Dried Beef 25c. Veal, 25a3Oc. Mutton, chops,
SOC. Lamb, per pound, 25c. Pork, fresh, 25c
Pork, corned, Csc. Bacon, hams, uncut, 3Oc.;
sliced. 35c.; breasts, Csc; shoulders, Use. But.
ter, 40a5oc Chickens, per pair, sl.5eas2. Ducks,
per pair, 81 50as2. Eggs, per dozen, 30c. Gran
berries, per quart, soc. Cucumbers. per doz ,
soc. Green Corn, per can, 60c. Apples, per
pecE,new, SOaSl.; DRIED, 75c Turnlps, per peck,
q0a6Oc Potatoes, Irish, per PIX 45c sweet, 75aSs;
Peaches, dried, per ct, soc. Cherries, dried,
Soc Beans butter, 30c.; " hite, 1Ga12c Radlshes,
FER bunch, 5al0c. Beets, Csc. per PIX. Onions,
Per PIX, Wc .aS1. Psrsnips, PIX, soc. Carrots, SC.
Oyster plants, 1Ua;2c. Cabbage, per hd., 25a4O,.
ha!e &c Lettuce, per no, 15c. Fish-Rock, large,
each, so 50aS3; small, per bch., Soc; halibut,
Id, 3Oc.; sea bass, I5c; blue fish, 15c herrings,
doz, So; lobster, l2c sturgeon, 15c., pike, bch,
5Oc.aSl; perch, soc. Rye, per bushel, 81 so.
Corr Meal, 81. Shipstuff, S1a2I20. Bro wn
stuff, soc. Shorts. Csc. Corn shelled, 81 s5a2 90;
in the ear. per bbi, sSasl0 Oats, per bush. 10
aSi.25. Hay per cwt, S2aS2 % Straw. Sl.5Oas2
Glover Hay, 81 .SGas2.O Spinach, per peck, 4Oc
Small ducks, 75aSl per pair. Small birds, per
bunch. soc. Wild pigeons, per pair, Hc. Blue
wing ducks, per pair So Widgeons, per par,
20. Celery. per bunch, l5a25c. Krout, 15c. Of
Geese. s1.50aS2. Turkeys, IS. Country Pork,
per pound, 1Sc. Beef, 10al5c. Wild Geese,
$3.50. Fresh Eenison, per pound, 3Oc.
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AUCTION SALES.
FTTVRR DAYS.
PY GREMN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- No. 526, corner OF It'll and d streets north

AuCuCn0Hr4
ID No. 526, corner OF It'll and D streets north
HOLD FURNITURE. noosk'
on M0NDAY, the 9th instant, at 10 o'clock q. M.
.Ioias I ''es street. Ssasa.ss
n.Sosses csrsea W RHssa H lair Cloth Sofas,
Git etGPf rs%y Mssss Tsp Centre Tables and sh,ds
s:Ss:s:s;z sssss:: Tss e Sss:i
TWh slpay. k Mss and 9issr ward robes
E.fslsns Feather Beds: Pillovs ana Boi:t.r,,
Blankets, Comforts. Sheets AMI Gases,
Three ply Ingram and other Carpets,
Glass and Crocksry Ware. O''''
Cook: Air Tight and other Stoves,
Lot of Kitchen Requisites.
ALd many other articles too numerous to mention.
m 5:eodds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aue..
RY -. Q. McGUIRE q co.. Auctioueers.
FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON cora
6Aek 70 F FalT ofkSLR Z AND T. hoSSiSa
o' SR akoH nj Az AFTERNOON March 9Th. stax
street pte sso,dins Lots fronting twenty feet 18th
fSSnPns back with an average depth Of iss feet to
Terms: One third c,,b. the balance in .na,,
months, with interest secured s1 ssed Of trsst
$3.50 Al, ronVesancing and stamps at cost of the pur-
NH I'D J. Q. MCGUIRE & Co. Aucts.
RYJ. o. MCGUIRE CO., Auotonser.
TWO SMALL FRAME HoUsEs ON TIM
Mo sNShASP RF TE IN S9kD M AZ ATSrIos
on he premises we shall sell Io, hi H. a. sSSI
SIS, fronting 70 feet on s,h street. bet and Ssas
proved BY two 2 story frame dwellings. nearlyns1-
containing Tts ping four III rooms % Sc, each
ss gu,shassr
with Interest
m . dts @. Mcguire & 90, Auots.
pY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
1A sIs.EI nI gTIEpLSg LOT ON sogEa 9
sIREEis EAsT lcspIfoG a ILL., h AZ A5e!
On MONDAY the 9TH last. at 5 O'CLOCK p, m,
No: sin Square No. 7ai. fronting 90 feet on south
about 80 feet in depth making handso ne building
Terms: Ope- half cash; balance in Elk and twelve
months, secured by . deed of trust on the prem
All cnnveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
s25 wall be required down when the property is
m p cod DIS GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
by GREEN d WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF WELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD
onrp.n,v fUREIIUKE
On TUESDAY, March 18th instant, st 10 O'Clock
a. m, we shall on IA street, between street aud
Pennsylyania avenue north. all of the effects Of
sas Covered rr
Easy and Side Chairs
Marble top Center Tables,
Mahogany Redsteads,
Dressing Bureaus,
Washstsnds Wardrobes and Chairs,
Feather Beds, Pillows, Bols-ers,
Hair, Cotton top and Hrsk Mattresses.
Jenny Lind. Cottage and other Steads,
Dining Tables. sideboards and Chairs.
Brussels Three. ply, Ingram, and Stair Carpets,
Hall Oil Cloths,
Mating, Rugs, snd Rods,
Blankets. Comforts, Spreads. Sheets and Gases.
Cottage Sets,
Table Crockery and Cutlery,
Cook Stove and Fixtures, .
Right gocd Bedroom stoves OF different patterns.
A lot of Kitchen Re quisites,
And many other articles too numerous to enums-
=, ." I'M GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts.
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INUK SALE-The
l. BUILDINGS ANB FURNITURE
of the Great Summer Resort,
GLYMOET,
Situated twenty eight mills from Washington. on
the Marviapd eide of the Potomac river To re
spcnsible parties not wishing to purchase it will
be RENTED FOB THE SEASON
INQUIRE Of j. L. PARKHURST.
Room No. }, third floor,
mar l5.tf Intsllisepcer Building,
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO. W0RR,
by BRO0KER & BELLEW, Auctioneers.
~ No. So 7th street, one door above l.

RY BROKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers,
- No. So eth street, one door above 1.
IMPORTANT AND PEREMPToRY LARGE
FORKS. SPOONS, CAsTORs, &c. &c.
Commeneirg on MONDAY MORNING, 9th
inst at ~ q. m, and in the EVENING at p nj ,
This is part Of the stock of la &c New York re-
in part over l25 dozen Dinner and Desert Forks
and, Spoons. Tea Spoons, every pattern ia the
ALSO
full line Of Dinner ard BresAfast Ga stors, Salt
and Mnstard Spoons, Gobets Cups, Mugs, Nap
hlns, Kings &c, together with full line OF other
Zach and every article is equal in on atty to any
cold by the best regulated houses
Every article sold will be warranted or the
money returned
The attention of housekespers and private
families and ever person in want OF these goods
is invited to this sale.
The goods will be offered in lots to suit purcha-
sers.
1t gROOKER & BELLEW, Aucts
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FoR FL as. CLOTHS, CARPETS, &c.-CkpAR
CAMPHoE Tee Z al once. Moths while chry-
~salids, as now, are more economically oe-
stroyed than month later, when each has
become winged, and has generated far ana
near the foundation OF q colony Of their de-
structiye kind.
Cedar Campaor is sitting to insect life. All
druggists cell it, Harris & Chapman, makers,
Boston.
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TAVERN STAND AND SMALL FARM FOR
SALE, ABOUT SIXTY. EIGHT ACRES.

IAsn SALE, ABOUT siX SKI ri E fSH ACRES. oN
,st ~ acres and
TAVERN STAND COUNTRY STORE. eTAB LES,
chard. Title perfect. The whole Of this valua able
property will be sold for six thousand Eve hundred
dollars; q large portion remain on mortgage.
Where can an Industrious nan. with SO small in
vestment have so much real property, and sure
lisipgP The FERN is we'll and widely kno 1p "a
WHITES TAVERN STAND. situated on the eth
street road, sb ,ut eight miles from Washing
BACHELOR, pear the premises. Possession LIST
of May. mh 20 lW*
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PROFESSOR SI3BET, so well and favorably
known in our large cities for his skillfuI treat
Dent of the hair and scalp can be consulted
rcr short time yet at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Ladies and gentlemen who have in lred their
hair by the use OF oils, pomades, sugar of lead
&C., will do we'll to give the Professor an i'm
mediate call. No cases undertaken unless the
most satisfactory and permanent results can
be warranted. Reception room TO- Hours
from TO and from 3 to-.
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'tWILn MIL, THg Spy; OR, THE FOUND
LINGs or THE FOEEsT"-This great story,
from The zen of the famous romancer, Francis
= smith now in course OF publication In the
columns OF the New York Weekly, ought to be
popular, from tne fact that the incidents OF
which il is made mp are drawn manly from
the history of the American Revolution, thus
rendering il Instructive as we'll as amusing
The American people can never read too mnch
OF that era III the history OF this country when
dt spotism persisted and freedom received q
new biIIh Oh Cnlnmhias soil.
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The FALL IN GoLD.-Good business men are
promptly trimming sail to accommodate them
selves to the change of prices downward, con-
segment pom the fall OF gold.
We see that the prominent dry goods firm of
Jos J May & Co., sos Pennsylvania avenue,
have at once marked their stock down ten per
cent: and as their prices have always been
moderate this new deduction brings them do wr
so very low as TO draw throngs OF custom ers.
May x Go. have shown sagacIty as well as q
spirit of fair dealing III thus promptly reducing
prices
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EOR RENT.T~o large and commodious d.el-
L ling HOUSES, containing 81 rooms, situated on
north street, between "a snd AZ streets west,
with large yard and stables attached suitable TOR
18th of April. 1855 For further info nation in
auire Of JOHN P. PEPPER. Ne. 47J 9Th street. or
Hill 20 TX
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-16
MISCELLANY.
- Avnidinr q Dim.

A compositor in one OF the daily newspa-
per offices, tlough Z good fellow like many q
the priu t.ng profession, (for they are al goou
ftlloWs.) suffers nom repeated attacks OF nun
tied ltnances, or revenue dispropor tionai ~
his disbursements. He has no oDlectons 70
paving his debts, even to theJast penny, Mneh
he mas the money; but when ne u snors' NJ
ahbors the idea of meeting his creditors, Tor
he hates a dun a. he hates the ID or dirty
anroofu Onsone OF the last occasions of the
pressnre pnon typos monetary market, he
was descending from news room to the
street when he met collector, who asked
him II James n. Smth--giving the printers
name--worked in that office.
ssWhy do you wish TO see him?" asked
Smith. 800 5.4ai
II have bill against him (producing ~ Ior
$50, iett.by DR.. A., who, you rein lsa
recently died, and his accounts nave peeh
placed in my hands ior collection
flames ii. Smith" replied the compositof,
repeating his own name slowly, as II IL nad
mysterious, familiar SOUND, anu ne was ehueaV-
oring to recall il. have heard that name be-
FORE surely-James III. Smith-James H.
James Hob yes las if with sudden remem-
brauce j he used to be employed here, certain
", certainly he did. l remember now; he
work I'D nextto my case, poor fellowip and
the speaker paused and looked sad.
"Dil anything happen to him?" asked ire
"fes, he died one morning suddenly of the
cholera, AZ er attending the sick bed OF dy-
ing friend" IN Es
ibid he leave anything ?" asked the man Of
bills. sotisHE - gfIgha fi
Z. "Oh no, the boys in the office had to bury
him. | gave five dollars myself to help in put
ting the generous creature under the sod. he
died penniless.v iias
.''Fhen therei is no use in keeping this bill, |
suppose?" s5.5'9 b 81.
"None at all" said James II. Smith. And
as the collector tore up the bill and departed,
he continued, to himself, "guess I've got rio
of that old bore. II wasn't, perhaps, much OF
a story | was telling. Probably was only
anticipating a little after all-except in the
Eve dollars contribution.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-16
The --latest Yet Yet.

During the summer Of 1884, corn being
scarce in tue Western country, and one of the
citizens being very hard pressed for bread,
having worn threadbare the hospitality of his
generous neighbors by his extreme laziness,
they thought it an act of charity TO bury him.
Accordingly hs was carried toward the place
ofinterment, and being met by one of the
citizens, the following conversation took
place: ffA74 HTTIGHHAL
"Halloi what have you got there?"
80 Poor old Mr.. S." HIa eaua2 aa
'What are yea going to do with him? ?"
"Bury him." ~ ,4Gae
ssWhar, is he dead? hadn't heard of it,
"No, he Is not dead; but he might as well
be, for ne has no corn, and is too lazy to wol k
for any"
THAT'S too cruel for civilized people; I'll
give him, two bushels OF corn myself rather
than see him buried alive"
Mr.. s. raised the cover, and asked in his
usual dragging tone s1 5Feha 7
SIS it shelledP" wa8a ftIa&
No, but you can shell it,"
Drive on, boys" rzr-a 60
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-16
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out Tor general use shouc
have thetr efficacy estabiehed by well tested exper
fence II th. hands OF a regularly educated pIysi.
can, whose pre- par tory studies fits him Ior al ID
dates he ustulhil ye the country Is Hooded wit
poor nostrums and cure-alls, purporing TO be Ia
best in the world, which not only useless but
ways injurious. ThS Unfortunate saoud be PARrIc
ULkR in selecting his physician al il is aznentabs
yet neontroyertAble fact, that many syphitit
patients made miserable with ruined institution.
by malt seatment from inexperienced phys clans
general practice; for il is point generally concede
by the best syphIographers, thatth study add mar
agoment OF these complaints should engross g.
whole Lime OF those WAC would b. competent ane
successful In their treatment and cure The ineS.
perienoed general practitioner, having neither OF
portlnity nor time to make himself acquainted With
taeir pAsnology, commonly pursues one System :
treatment most cases Masking indisc rinn az
use ofthat antiq rated and dangerous weapon, Mer.
curry.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-16
MRS. NJ. @. BBO@ MS
no DIPHTHERIA

| VIII make the weakest eyes strone,-rsmoying all
! Inflammation and humor. Every ons should use IT, az
/ il proves the prevention of disease
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-16
MIDDLE AGED MEN.

There are many men at the age o. thirty who arc
troubled with too frequent evacaations from III,
bladder, often accompanied bya slight smarting 81
manner The patient cannot account for. On examin.
ing urinary deposits a ropy sediment will often %
found, and sometimes small particles OF SEINE OF
albumen will appear or the color will be of u thiI
mi kish hue, again changing TO darS and tutbi6
appearance. There are many men who die OF this
dinicuity, ignorant of the cause, which is the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
lean warrant perfect cure in such cases. and $
tull and healthy restoration of the urinary organs
Persons who cannot personally consult tile DR.
oan do soby writing in plain manner description
Of their disease, and the appropriate remedies vii
be forwarded Immediately
Au correspondence strictly confidential and vii
Address, DIR. j. e. HUGHES
Mob. Temple St., Loorner of Middlel Portland
~ Send Stamp for ciroular,
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-16
DIR. J. 3. HUGHES .o
cAH BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. S Temple Stree.

WHERE he can be consulted privately, aud with
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted, at al
hoars daily, and from A N. to0P.M
DR.. IL. addresses those who are suffering under the
Addiction of private disease, whether arising fFoIn
impure connection or the terrible vice ofseli-abuse
Devoting his entire time to that pa ticaar branch o.
the medical pr1fessony he feels We -ranted in GUA
ASrEKING a CBRR IN ALL CAFlss ,rgliebher OF long
standing or recently contracted, fntrely removing
th9 dregs OF disease from the systsm, and aking
perfect and PlEkMANANI CURE.
he would call the attention Of the afflicted to thu
ract Of mis- long standing and wsl reputation
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-16
how MANY THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY 70
- THL2 Ri INHAPPY EYpERIE NnR II

Yousg m N troubled with emissions ID elesp,t
complaint centrally the result of a baa habit il
youth, tire ated scientifically, perfect war
Tanted or no charge made.
Hardly day passes bat wsare consulted by ons
or IRE young man vita the above disease, sunle o,
whom are weak and emacated as though the,
had the consumption, and by chsr friends supposec
to have IL. ALI such cases yield the proper and
only correct of treatment and in short tim,
are made to rejoice in perfect health.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-16
HAVOC NFIDENCE.

All who have committed an ezc5ss ofany kind
whether it be the solitary vics of vout the sng
ing robuke OF misplaced confidence inmaturer years
SEEK POR an ANTIDOTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassituae and Neryonr
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton, are
the Barometer to the whole system.
De not wait the contamination that is sure to fol-
low. do not wat for Unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs. for LOSS OF beauty
and Complexion,
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-16
YoRK & CUMBERL AND RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

r1ssxyksssSs On and after November Let, 1854,
~ 2trains will leave as follows, until fur
Their notice; q " I u 4 HE ia NTpV u az
Leave ssco River for Portland, as $50 and $40
A. NJ, and $40 r. Ill. fftT III
Leave Portland for saco River. at 500 A. NJ. and
400 and $50 +. M. smniaafF 9.t q ~ ~
he2.00 z. III. train out and the $40 A. NJ. train
into Portlands will be freight trains with passenger
oars attached, FltA ~ ~ dL.A
stages connect at Gorham for West Gorham,
Standish Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
Conway, Bartlett, Jackson Limington, Cornish,
Porter, Freedom, Madison. and Eaton, N. Il.
At Buxton Center, for West Buxton, Borney Ea-
gle, South Lfmlngton, Limington, Limerick, New
Held, Earsons6eld, and Ossipee hs7ITrI
Al Saccarappa, for South Windham, East Stand
ish, Sebago, Denmark and Bridgton, = Tuesdays,
Thursday and Saturdays. 81 - ..ss1...I ~ I
Portland, Oct s., 1884 - lI0I' ~ III dtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-16
ROBINSON's y 7l---
DIRIGo HAY PRESS

TVHE attention of rarties ;n+ar.s,od a. ~
Il BUSINESS is invited TO a portable PRESS
capable OF pressing hay into one half the huik Of
the ordinary bats, with but little Additional ex
pense. Hay pre- sed in. this manner brir rs aiareer
rec in the market and may be transported bv sh n
rail at abr u ore half the of ordinary bneG
hay The hay ia as contract as that from he beatsr
presses while the machine is less costly snd com.
plicatad. ssdu33 -se's11 ~
One Of these Press may be seen in operation in
BAH. 80 ~ sflI1 - :
by i D. ROBINSON r. SON
marl1dSwlms 30 Bath, Msine.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-16
JAMES M. KEITH, Esq.

Thsmaragers of this Company are Practical men,
ana their purpose Is to make it o produc ng enter
prie it tho product OF oil that the substan-
Iial, reliable profits are made With this view they
have sslected aud purchased the most oMisng and
valuable pieces Properly in the midst of The best
cilterritory and il which the most pr d1ct-
i've ell wells ia actual operation. Their territory sf
lords opportunities for boring 300 wells ia what is
dered thesurest cit region. and 200w lis in lands
of less developed character. they have l6 wells
now going down. and no doubts can RI asonabiy be
entertained that Of these will prove to bs large
flowing wells A1lof them are going down on ter
rltory which there has never yet been failure to
obtain oil. ast 3NN0A tD'f4lf tlt -A
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-16
international Steamship Co.
EaStp9rt. Calais & st. John.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

~ z9YEagz On and after Thursdsy,
Narcb I'd the steamer New
g + [6IMIS5$E fi1zAS Brunswick, Capt. 4 B. Win
-@as5sS;sse chester, will until fur her nc
lice leaye Railroad Wharf,
I,osp' ots1e stree every Ihurrday, at O'Clock,
+. NJ. Ior Eaitpoft and st. John. At PASSPORT The
steamer Que A." will connect for st. Andrews,
Robhinston and Calais, with the New Bruuswisk
and C. k.sWay for Woodstock and Houlton sta.
tiona. Stage Coaches also meet at Eastport for
Machias aud intermediate places = W. =
Berurning, will leave st John every Monday, at 8
A. n for Passport, Portland and Boston = :
Freight received on days ofsaiIi until O'Clock
Portland. Feb 20. 1ss5-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-16

OCc 3d. 1907.
], Mrs. Fanny Shedd OF 60 Harvard ST, Boston,
have suffered ON Scfoiulous hands Ter several
years, also discharge Tom nay cars; tried the most
eminent physicians, ard had fsrty different medi-
cines applied IN ono year! My con htuIion began
to sink under the weight of medicine and dis use,
and my head became 70 H. ht that reared to walk
tn street IL ST should fall. BE ieving there wss
cure for me, sat Gown "A 6e' pair While in this
state friend no had been cured by the Meap hsic
al Discovery, urged me 10 Apply to mrs M. G..
Brown. But still L pr jaa iced a. ainst all
medicines that geing her othee. wOu d take
no money. le tIshould be tempted to buy IT, After
conversing with Mrs III. G. brown. being fsvorsbiy
i1prassed. on returning home sant for he Meta
physical scoyery. hich fai fully used ana the
resst is, hat my hands are again restore TO me,
and can use them formerly my ears ave ceas-
cd to schsrga aud my entire cons tuition isrenew-
ed. steep and eat well, and am getting heshy
and heavy. Ny ] ~ and gra ituds are x ca can.
not spaas too highly the N taphysica Discovery,
am e2diDg i. this week dear lend in CATER
MIA who spent $500 in week seezing relief from
disease, ; ut cund none. have now learned the
folly of pouring medicine q own the throai and am
resolved to pass NO mole drugs into my system hro'
the mouth. oh l lis 9l