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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-10-24
AFTERYOoN-sENATE.

on Senate bill 10 Incorporate The ,Casilelon,
Hotel Go, Sd reading ordered. Also
sirh amei,dmfnt 10 Senate bill % incor!
porate tie wsst Concord Manufacturing
Co, amended and 8 ! reading ordered. 4
Tie report d tie Board III Education
was received AMI referred. Fl 4 III
t'a nousg. = '''''.
A'commiiiee coiisisiing Of one member
from each county VAS appointed % whom
was referred a. much 81 The Executive
message as relates to home Of Juvenile
offenders
Bill infrodaeed-fsy Mr. cofby Of
Harilsnd, an act ted0elns ths ppmber Of
judges of'the Supreme Court from five TO
four 10 committee on Judiciary.
!. By Mr. Skinner Of Dyrb,, an act 70
more fuIl) define the duties of county
grand Jurors; 10 COMMITTEES % judiciary.
Lfhis bin makes il The duty Of gsapd jar-
les = inquire diIligeraly INTO al infraciioas
u the liquor law.
+ By Mr PsO4i of lsltlapd, IN set felAl.
ing . recSgnirahses j. criminal cates q
Judiciary con,
By Mr Rounds " Chester. 81 act IN
amerdpeDi 81 sec, 81 u 81, Izs Of gen.
slalales, Fegplytipg fsrss 4 Khsrf. and
cQnstsbsrss 1QJYaicjary com.Hsms - -
BY Mr. krHh Of NOrlffsld 80 act 20
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-10-24

j
uron tiie BJsesnor eltct and Inform him
oils elecii6u. S9naor Reed Abd Messrs
Rdbtlds II Chester and Nisholsbh OF Wal
li6giord.' The coin. performed the duty
assigned tbeD,s an rtlj6fl I'd that The Gov.
erHor desired them 10 inform The john
asse,n. tiy that Ire would take 'fhe oalb Of
office h tie Exee1lye Chamber al Two
O'Clock ills Friday sfietnoon, AID In.
modialely, thereafter would communicate
to The Legislature written message,
..s APfERNooE- SENATE.
On moiion of Mr.. Richmond The SeDate
proceeded d.' e elss' lbe Standing cSSInTpii,ess
OF the Senate. ,~so...e sfFa =, y =
Oh moIion &c Mr. Hutchinson COM Of
two senators was appointed 10 wall upon
the Lieutenant Governor, inform hims OF
bis election aud conduct him 10 Tho CHAIR.
The 1t. Governor appeared At il.e bar
Of The Senate, took The cath OF office, and
was conducted 10 the chair. 49,
joint tesoiItOus-From the House.
providing Tor . joipl assembly on Thurs
day the l9th al two O'clock p. % TO eIeci
judges Of the supreme court &c; adopted
in concurrence.
From The House, providing for the APP
pointmeni Of joint com. 10 canvass the
votes for county and probate officers ;
adopted in concurrence.
From ID, House. providing for a joint
ASSEMBLY, on IueSdal next al Ihree o. clock
b. 10, 10 elect slate officers.
Mr. Chapman moved to propose 10
amend BY adding the railroad commissioners
10 lbe list. - b3
Opposed By Mr Reed on the ground
iha, The quesion Of The pfoprieiy 0. elect
ins railroad commissioner would prob.
ably be brought before The present legis-
iaiare.
Nc Chapman wiiI,dre~ bis motion.
The ANNUAL message Of The Governor
was received, ard allrr Icing real BY The
secretary vas, on motion Of Mr Haichin-
sen ordered % lie, and Tie secretary di
rectrd 10 procure the printing II 500 cop
les ior he. use q tie Senagf. hdJ.
Retotaiioas-B y Mr. Jones Or Dover,
direstiag Tie elesk q procure one weeklJ
nv wsPnpvf PsJli'hsd Z ths state for zach
VI CODY Of iiarilspd tbqOsAs i va.
moi beet to increase The taxes 81 The STATE
FOR tie purpose proposed. A dailv Paper
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Saturday, Oct. lItb.


Mr. Taft introduced bill relating to
ofences against private properly. Re-
ferred 10 committee on printing. =.
The bill provides that any one who by
a lresppss With intent 80 steal caIsles away
anything which IS part Of the reality, or
annex ed thereto, shall be deemed gully OF
larceny. ~ @CM l
On motion Of Mr. Dorr, the message Of
Coy, Dillingham; was taken UP and a res.
olution adopted referring il 70 different
committees.
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pay s y. nra-ssl ~ ssrtAla uaisnl5 A4ss 'cs
q eoru attssr sa ulilliaFy sa8is.
By NJ Para - Bennins' sa. &c "a b taegfpo-
rate the Bsnsssgsan 9AhaAssasiaE seapAuy,
y eem. ca mknutektaem
wssss.l.s O, ls,A.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-13
Who are tho Happy.

Lord Byron said '4nechanics
and working men who can main
tain their fnnltlies are, IN my opin.I
ion, the hoppiost body OF men,
Poverty is wretchodness, but even
poverty is preferable to the Heart,
less, unmeaning dissipation OF the
ligher order.n Another auther
says:L"I hevoinob propensity to
envy any one, least Of all the rich
and groat; bnt i'll wero disposed
to this weakness the object OF my
envy would be a healthy young
man, in full possession of his
strength and faculties, going forth
in the morning 10 work for his
wife and children, or in bringing
home his wages at night"
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The Sabbath School.

Every friend of religion shoult
be interested in advancing tn,
Sabbath School cause. F.rst i'm
preston arc not easily removed
ltis said by somo who have giver
much thought upon tho subject that
tho first thing u child learns is the
last called to mind ere it passes
away. A friend once said to me
that his father, man of threc score
and ten, constantly repeated iol
some hours before his death thS
following little verse: ''' s'a q.
Now lay me down to sleep, II.
lpray the IAnd my sou, TO keep,
II | should die before wake, '.Hl
pray the Lord my soul to take.
This was probably tho tirs
lesson in tho form OF prayer ever
learned, while vet n child in his
mothers arms. How important
then thattho trst lessons impaired
to the Youthful mind, boofa lmrc
ard elevating character.
The young are ever ready to TO.
ceivc ,instructiop--if impaired to
them, ,'tIoy win pick it up by the
waysidc. The Sabbath School Is
an institation blessed of God as a
means oflcaling tho young in wis.
dome ways. Take tho children to
the Sabbath School give them
correct ideas OF God and Christ
Learn them TO read tho stories in
the Bible Of Joseph and his broth
ren-of the prodigals son, and
others ofike characteristic words
efIlhn who took littlo children in
his arms and blessed them saying,
"Of such is the Kingdom of heav.
en-, nand these truths shall shine
brightly in their path when temp,
tations assails, and lead them by
the sraec Of God toltho hope ofjoy'
immortal. Let all aid tho Sab
bath Schools as n means to bless
tho world Tumlst. -
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shcltering for Sheep.

Solomon. Green, of Townsend,
Mass, who saws he has kept sheep
thirty years; advises to have small
buildings erected in sheep pastures,
and they should be dark, SO that
the Sheep by going into them may
avoid flies. lie says the sheep
will 60 in at s o'clock in the foro-
noon, and remain till 4 o'clock in
the astornobn. .'Tho house," he
says, ''should be built on runners,
go That il can pc moved, and this
will enrich the land. A house
twelve feet square is sufficient to
hold q dozen sheep and their
lambs Move it its length once in
two or three weeks" He sends
the following which he says is 4
sure cure for grub in tho head anC
bcllyyof sheep" For six sheep
mix two quarts Of oats with a larg,
teospooniul OF yellow snuff, and
give TO the sheep once a week lol
q few weeks, and then once q
! month, ~ Ohio Frdmer.n
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Sunday geading.
= Z Is Religion u / Beautiful, tlili. :

Alwaysl I'm the child, the maid ,
en-, the wife, the mother, religion
shines ont with a holy, benignant
beauty of It's own, which nothing.
on. earth can mar. Never yet
waslthe female character perfect
without the steady faith OF piety.
Beauty, INTELLECT, weallh-,thcy are
all like pitfalls, dark in the bright
est day, unless religion throws her
soft beams around them. to purify
and exalt, making twice glorious
that which seemed all lovelincss
before. 1,g ft af
Religion is very beauiilul--in
health or sickness, in wealth or
poverty. We never enter the sick
chamber of the good, but soft
music seems 10 float on tho air,
and the burden ofthe song is, "Lol
Ipcacc is here"
Could you look into thousands
ociamiles to-day where Idiscbntent
sits fighting sullcnly with life, we
should find the chief cause Of III.
happiness want Of religion in wo.
man. etr. t..r..I I..4
And in tic felon's ccll--in pla.
ccs Of crime MYSTERY, dcstitntion,
ignorance, we should behold in its
most horrible deforinity the fruit OF
irrcligion in woman. UA Q1r0c
Oh, religion ! bcnignant majesty,
high on thy throne thou sittcst glo-
rious and exalted, Not above the
clouds, for earth clouds come never
between the aud the truly pious
soul: not beneath the clouds, for
above thee is heaven, opening
through u broad vista of exceeding
beauty.
Its gates, in tho splonlor of
iaspcr.aul precious stones, white
with a dowy light that neither
flashes nor blazcs, but steadily
procecdith from tho throne of God
It's towers, batlied in refulgcnt
glory ten times tho brightness OF
en- thousand suns, yet soft uudaz-
.ling to tho eye. ~
And there religion points. Art
hon weary 2 IL whispers, "Bcst-up
therc-ior-eycrp Art thou sorrow
ngs Eternal joys, Art thou
weighed down with pnmcrited
ignominya "Kings and priests in
that holy name" Art thou poor
''Tho very street before Thy man.
lion shall bo gold" Art thou friend. /
Gee 7 "The angels shall be thy
.ompnuious, and God thy friend
md father" '' '.....
ls religion beautifully We an
wcr all is desolation and deformi
where religion is not. t.Nt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-13
I How to Clean a Cistcrn.

..saApother simplc thing I've &c.
ciaentaily learned; aud it too, il
not generally known, ought to be,
srslaung 10 sia3nant, odorous water
sih cisterns. Many persons know
ho,g anpoying this sometimes be-
comes. After frequent eleanings
land other experiments, | WAS ad-
Ssyised to Pnt, ray two pounds Of
seapstic coda IA the water, and il
a purified it in a few hours. Since
then, when | tried what is called
hrsaneentrated lyo, ! had quite as
y good a result. One or both ar
tjcles can be obtained at almost
q any druggists. 'fs ~.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-13
Gas Works for sale.
II $4,000 l',,. so .

The Gas works cr the City ofTifin, Seuees
county, ohio. is offered for sale with all
--melers in houses Of consumers--gas fitting
shop aud tools, also dwelling house and
lot opposite works r.. r.. freight car for
eoal--and every appurtenance and privilege
necessary TO earry on said gas works- Has
been i. operation since 1881. Possession
given Immediately. Price Of gas IS, so eents
per thousand cubic feet. . eialclailosan ot
Also small steam Eng inc and Boiler
s2500O. ----------------
Apply to'J. J. GwYN, Tifin, Ohio, ,or TO
3 ti'1i'sT DE. sGWYN, Hamilton, ohios
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-13
asaa DIR. TOBIAS balt
Venetian Horsa Liniment.

In Pintboulssst FlRrY CENTS, surss l.,nsns,.,
luis, gRlis, collie, sc. kead The folls owing
8 ~ " nosros, jdy 7. .1sss.
p'srosiAsi W. hive assd 'erths past ysss. ySsr
Horse Linimsnt for isanensss, ,hSsissss ss!e,
asliss lsFsttFisa in ,hiy eses. eog,p.pr.- Please
ssd siH dezsR, Is the oply liaims Mt We use nov
We have les bor'ss, some vtry vsiusbis.l srd'ws
not waat 20 iesve towr Without its niilil 0,sdi
'stasdi b. lsi,,...i,slf .., HYATT FRQsT,i.
ManNger yarAmbnfgh 4 Cos Msnsxsr
sold by ell dessiass oiilss % eess'sadi ss.sA.r
May ~ 1864,
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!oLuD 2S-lA.r -

9ClU0 '5Si7-TAay =A1
sradieales nspSEaH.
las iahlngIf, lI--''- ~
Clsrk's Distilled BsaoIalivs for III, n.i.. M.
moiss ~ nliaTal ard hssthy sruwih.
ClsTks p,Atititd ReNOIaiiss fet ths U.it,aase,
tho hair 20 gov on bald heads. where IA, r,.Is i,
not sn,hsy dead la sueh eases no,hirr viii 10 IL.
Clstks Distilled Restorative 20. the Hair (. a aoft
leNmisat dressing, lille Que say.--"i liz H. "A
MAKES my haiG 80 so0 and shiny.p
Clakh nistiled Res orat.re iot the Hair eontatn
no Dir, ,sdi9snttobs shaken up helnte uss,
CAks nis,illed Resiesa,iNe iot the nairis eles-
,Ias,paI,s,, -ccdaIas ne Wills no, dye, snd
hiss no deletei,oas nr0neH,cspsa
,issks plsiihsd Rssto,giiyefoIthe Hsirisaslishs
tslg rsHs@sd' and does NOT tuIh rancid Va warn
Cishs Dinilled Restorative for The Hrit ~ ,hs
onllpeIleei dressing aud Te'totst Of color eohinsd
CiaINs nutillsd RsslosatveIot The Hass is a, on.
Nsehv ptspsrsd, cos, only 81 per Bottle, aal Il
urs TO give satishetion. 'fH'T'arT
l.1 basGlgEblT a TRIAL,
~ F0''Ples BY prssli'i' generally Ia 10 10y,
'v,G e.cLARKco,, &Proprle,ogs,
New Haven. Conn
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: DRS. YSGLNG & WERICK,
a. Physicians,

oFSos-Immed's,ely ever r, W. shaw.
han . Store, Main Street.. Tobe found In
.hee dafes al all hours, Calls promp,ly
attynded 10 In the oy or county. std BY
night or day
Aasll GA. lSG5.u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-13

Il Il the best family Machine. 81. r
u lsdesn't'ou of''simpliei3"and '!per.
feeuOnip ul.til ,.u.'V 49, ...' :
The needle cannot be set wrong. b, ,.....
The HemnIers, Fsller and Eraidor are nc
knowledged to,be superior to all other.
q pa9tentei eeyiee prevents its beio /;
turned backward. lEi
Its entirely Doiseless. ,.- ..a
ItleeelSed The Gold Medal Of III 0 Ameri.
can Institute in 1861. ~ ~ 80
II received The Silver Medal Of the she .
FORK State Fair" lS6i.f T-q.5 ,,,t--It'.''
isreeeiscd lhs Silver Mrdalofths "Peun
sylyanid Sac Frir," 1867.
u also received tue frst nrsmium for
rIes BFsr SEwiNG MAoHiNL"Rt the ciest
NAV tSGLANo FA,g," the''Yel mont 4 ale
fa'r," and The" Indiana state 49," 1864.
Send for cheplar containing III inier,
m'tien, no,ices from tho press, tosi onIals
from ihose using the machine. de. III.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-13

U-| To preserve. amedewa "a
their produetiyeness, it necessary
to harro y them, every second at
tnmn, apply topdressing, and roll
the - Gone sSee Fdrmep.
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N AGENTS WANTED -A,
James willcox.

Manuia;IureT. sos Broadway New York.
PRINCIPAL OFFICES. d b
NBW 1ORk--5os Broadway, ~. -.
5usIuN- S2S Washington stEeet. F..
PhlLADELPHlA-7l5ch Chestnut Street.
CHlCAGo-lSS Lake Street.
, CINClkNATI-s0 West 4th Street.
INDIANAPoLfs- : A West MARYLAND Street
L0Np0N-l36 Regent Street. lui t5.
PARIs-IS9 Boulevard do Sebastopol.
HAMBuRG--i4 Hermsnn Street. .'...'
YIhhAA,-9 Wilppretnlarket
% RhJSSIsLS- l2 Rue oroisade. ~
SYDNEY, AusrRALIA--s9e Pitt Street.
REy. lsA AocEoUsE, Agent,
re a.aaa .b Melmore Seneca Co. o.
April ~ ,-ly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-13
licensed Claim Ageat.

Penslons, Bounty ard Back Paw, and
Bounty tor 8 ldiers disehncged on account
Of wounds received In battle, and an claims
against Shc 1overnmcht collected with dis.
patch. inf- ~ ,if al : tl--.- ~. s
ofics n HsJgcs' New Bloek. Second
-9liO. n ,,h.i.,,,..,
,os. si.afn ',t 5SHtfd@'i 81 z N'I iNN'I
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SCHOOL EXAMINER, ,SN0TICE
.id.5 g gll
s7 TopTeaoheI,s.

The School Examiners of Seneca county :.
will hold examinations at the Office &c the
Examiners, in Tonibs Block, TiGin, Ohio
for the year 1865, as follows:l ~. ..u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-13

no rus NsRvors, pEuitIrsrsp AND prsroSprSr
Il i'or borA sESss. q trs.liv
A grcNspd,rsf havlnsSsea restored TO heahh in
Few apy. e'etmany ycao Of misery, {, wiruav to
Msin his sussrng fsllSw creatures by sssairs
(issl, on the rseeiP, Of postpaid aahrssssd en-.
Velops, aeory of,hs EoKautAl of surs smploysd.
Direct to - JOHN NJ. DAGNALL,
Box isS Post oaics, BrOoklyu, NsV Ysskl
Jmua'sS, is6s. e'a ta 81
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John Al Mswman,s Estate.

Noass 4. kerebY Ktsse thai the uhdersi,nsd hs.
beeA sppelolsa. aadl asss Gsp a. s5@uiSsatrix si
NJ, Z; .;,ss Isse 4 HgnaF, lss, q seassa
BLIzAeETn A. NEWMAN.
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Geo, ne, Seney.

Late laasgs Of Canu ei Comm0A Plsa.l
A - syat Law, r,dia, Ohie. Has retired ftors
the atny, Aaa resumed the praelietef hwsxsd will
give his whole attention 90 pToiessional business.
ofee over lemb' Hasa y Co.'S, BARk, opposite
the ShaMhsn House,
Dee, 49, ls0i, ~.
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Subscriptions Paid Up "a in ? Eu

The National Exchange bank M business April in The
Bankig Rooms occupied BY the Bank pA "'
!. CEFTIF'ICATFi OF AUTIORITY s,s
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Steam to to- and Prom the Old Country.

Steam to and FROM the Old Country.
<E&f3 The weliknown favorite ClYdebuilt
<SAlsaAEE Iron steamers of the AEOHoR LINZ Of
steamships. .sHJBKRrI p CALEDONIA, BRITAIN
MIA" and UNITED IEeDoM, = are intended to sail
fortnightly between New FORK and GLASGOW,
tic trad divided into water and ar.tfght COM
partments aud are fitted up In every respect to in
the safety, comfort and convenience of passen-
gers. An experienced Surgeon accompanies each
ship. The provisions viii be properly cooked, and
served inunhmited quantities. grs fH
Rates of Passage.
To and from liverpool, Glasgow, Dublin, Belfast,
/ londonderry, &C.. zft g 1aaf.1sian y ~ III Il
Cabins, s65 and $50 intermediate, IS; steefage,
$685. payable IN gold or its equivalent. 4a9s ii.N
Those who wish to send for their iriende can buy
tickets at these ratei fem the Agents. .s7gAaAA
FRANCIS MACDONALD 6 Co..
jan9d4m sf9,n7t Bowling Green New York
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MEDIGAI,.

w. h " = r
MARITAL MAxIMs BFZAZfERFEc1
BRUTE.-Soft words butter no parsnips, Dut
new bonnet presented to wife VIII cover
. multitude. of her husbands sins. .gsi,k
Grievances and babies were both made to
be nursed, and fair division Of labor tighten
eth toll consequently the sagacious husband
will take charge Of the first and leave the sec.
ond entirely to bis wife. sa'
Never place temptation in. the way Of the
weak; leose change left in marital pocket.
over night is apt to vanish before the morn
ing.
Business is convenient cloak, which. iudic
iously used, may be made to hide number o.
stolen pleasures.
The simplest cure for persistent Geld NUT
ton is to dine in the city, and deduct rom the
house money accordingly r. :,
a latchfkey is the married msns symDol o.
freedom consequently secure IT, II possible,
In the honeymoon. ~
Never make vain promises % wne, gise
woman an inch OF promise, and she requires
tsn miles Of fulflllment. a b.. !.
A soft answer may turn away wrath, put
good round expletive will often clinch an argu-
ment wonderfully. s. spass,, !.
Never try TO stop awoman's tongue; talk is
as necessary to female vitality as the air she
breathes. sl.l z lst1a 81 s5ae 4eta ssa5A
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CAUTION TO THE PuRLIc.

- sely lligent and thinking person must know
sas Sais handed out tor general use should
v.eis m, cSacy established by wen tested exper-
san, whose preparatory studies ITS him for ali The
a aoo ne must nuadi ye theeountry is flooded with
best in the world which are not oriv nsaass INT A.
ways injurious: The unfortunate should be pGRrio
ULAs IN selecting his physician, al 1t Is alsmenfable
patients are mado niser able with ruined constnfdns
by maltreatment from Inexperienced physicians in
By the best syphiographers thatthe study and nna
egement OF these complaints should engross M
whole time OF those who would be competent ana
successful in their treatment and cure. The mex.
perienced general pr actitoner, having neither op.
portunty nor time TO make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pursues one System (
use ofthat Anticipated and dangerous weapon, Msr.
curry q .fcI0tltrhH
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Of TREASURY DEPARTMENT. &
Office of Comptroller OF the Currency. /. .
Washinoton Anril 9Th IQRs

u 100 20 2 3" asuIngtV APIH Iutn1 Iob0-J
M HEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
a. to the undersigned, it has been madeto appear
s ;..s fHR CAsoo NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, p
N sns cIy Portland, in the County, Of Cumberland.
1na to the requirements OF the Act ofCon-
gaess snrs Act to provide National Cur
asLcy, q pledge Of United States Bonds
she.a 70 LOT The circulation aud redemption
Is III approyed tune g. 1884, and has complied
~ s1J MIX beps Of said Act required to BE-
Bankinr nnde ssiS 81 stammencing the business q
er S SS si sAscs re ERHnA AN CLARKE comptroI
CAsoo NkrIoSIIiB IA ersIy certify that "rHE
hue County of Cumberland, stats Of Main
under the A 90 commence the beiness of Banfips
- nt s,estmaEo ,uy whereof, witness mvS
V-''' '"'s ty-sixty day of Apr ~ 1lu seal
fL.s1 FREEMAN CLARKE
Ma i0ed comptroller of the C.rranov
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SIZE NO OBJEcr.-A talented African Of
the hoot-black persuasion, while dancing like
ST. Vitus over customers boots the other
day, observed his partner porting wisely over
newspaper, whereupon the following colo
guy ensueds s a2s aA SAbssaat IA
First Member Of the Firm julius, what de
deooll you lookin' at dat paper for2 You
can't read. ~. 100
Second Mem.-Go way, felIah; guess can
read. rse big enough for dat. aIsI1Sl
First Mems-Dat amt muffin. A cows big
enough to catch a mice, but she can't do it.
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NOTICE

GEALED proposals will be res a may istn isoS;
- vi the City Engineer, by ~ a Co. :. Ky N4 olnoe
Drains and Sewers until Eaturdi " 2tS ;ns Or ~
9clock M. for extending the = sewer throngh The
Mmning IN Maple str ct, from N ear the soutbsrly
sues ane OF commercial street, to the water line The
Se s VIII be of wood two feet iy.inches wide by
- - "a nlgh In the Gear; the top and bottom
% " OF nemlock ptanks four inch i tck; the sides
- ~ per hve inches squar s;the whole work
Engineer. Per order COMMITTEES - ''A 'e ~
i'h ,vn. . IA f,os. g,dMuNDPHIHN EY Chairman
= - ~1 SS.si copy. bro ze5 may1Sdtd
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Hatch House for Rent

z "a n - T "a aston rsff & TI3r4lHn
The above named, centrally located and
well KIN wn PUBLIC HOUSE, situated on
Ii. Msin Street, In this city, TO rent for q term
Aof years from the hrst day of June next; or
arrans ements may be made to take possession on
the hfst DAY May. For further particulars apply
te1ssul 20 q snEALBERf EMEKSON,s dsIf7f =
fas6sgiHIas d No. 20 Summer st, Bangor
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HAYECoNFIDENCE,

/ All who have committed an excess Of any kina
whether 1t be the solitary vice of vouth the stu
ing rebuke of misplaced confidence inmaturer year,
10 SEEK FOR AN AETfDOTB IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches and Lassituds and Nervopl
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton, are
ss the Barometer to the whole system. .4
Do not wait or the consumnaaton that Is to fol
low. do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
lsail Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of beauty
y, 49, and Complexion. I,fss, ii Z ora {
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ReaI Estate for sale.

d. One and half story Dwelling House,
M;a nearly new, located on D. street, in Cape
ksA. Elizabeth, ns ar the Bridge about one mile
from Portland Post Office.
Lit confains eight finished Rooms HAS good Stable
a feet sQuare--also Wood Shed, aud hard and soff
Water in abundance. Size of Lot rs by ITO feet
me owner being about leaving his part of the
State, will sell on very hvorabla terms. faAO8
p Apply at "a III d A. q. DYER'S Store. 4s
Mays. 4W s.ssaf near the premises
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In all transactions by mail, we shall charge for
forwarding the CertiHcates,l paying postage and
doing the business 20 cents each, which must be
enclosed when the Certificate Is sent for Five GER
cates will be SO for 81, eleven &2 Thirty for
IS, sixty-fve for SO; one humid ed tor $15.-
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to O. clock magSt