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Arrivals and Departures.


Miss Dash, Mr. Cheilon, John Mccabe, i sampson, WIN
.y salS TsG'E Is''fs Rs.a
s s s M' MSs fa Miss 'I h Hnnc
iisihss, n and nj. bailey. Whitley; VIM Brown
s} hss Sss oBSsn fsis
ssG%ysf Sex% SS:; SsSSIs: VII
sf S' se
T 6ssyisss Bailey 1SsSiei and Ms MssT;
Sah Rev S Brown i sed wife and s
sehrodcr Rev II Pearps wife and family; Hafpole,
NJ. f si Hsds% s sss s fe otsi
@ ss ss.Ss., $ss%S; ss:s
kass VIC asa sSd ao.I
EsF% ls%ily, Lord y %sEsr s@.IS vile.
j EoTss land and WIFE, Ms NeI,@e ,, I% SoSSs,
sas Ms / Hsssa, Miss RodFsrsl Sfn, )
fSSsSsf S eSss s ssIs h fss Kinney ary
and wife Nc ilanl.i,en, g y keeny, Mon,gonery
row Fs pa so Ss e Mi.1 r owe .a iS s5dss i
Fame. Q Agnen, = nFaiing u II Mckee sTgs!t.
y 4 Teyioa Ii csqstoar ii j Sceey, rned States Nayy
s me- M Sy s'S'i Lew sS Two ssdis NoSa
F hss s LEN no ga WIZ Mrs Hesns 1s
y ,mci NJ Haviland ellington, = Coffee, Lyman, 4
ys s'g ,tsrs - sr.nss lepss Ns&isoy Ien ss
Gf ssF 1sia yi Aa ca.ses. NJ c &ai join join
DEPARTURES.
snd eis @,s i.oils and ehlld Madam nendard M'eam g
IN S.s SanS Ss d e"v aos ssS i
Iiayilana ia Ioyi, NJ Harrington % rhladepha; WIN
Ss. o.
Smith, Myers wife sS TWEEN Children Sl Oer
In he siecrage.
smsAlp neIye,a-M csspers, csret T R
cher Mr. and Mrs in, Smith, Gen Palma de ccsnsi lady
s Ms sley ' and Mrs e sn
Der IN the seerasc.
Miss Mary Q Br.wn' W Ashe,. ) Bradley smith, MISS
f ss S S Ss 5% sSsss sna Rev NJ
south Gastonburg q i. Ottoman, Miss Mary o Gorman
Ns hss'i E Rai I ssnss r Hrla Miss
Maa rwn Rssd Mrs pips sas &
seaman and children Mrs Kate Curran, children
the sieerase
nAvssA AID vrSA crgs-sseamship Nsnhsan7p
me Daniel Baldwin, Q BMaynayre Agr.menis yaTil
foe o vi oS" T Rc Sa, Ss.s s cc Mr. Bon
s s%l AR lss Ss ass ss
A A"SG fss Sss's: as JAIL %sgs
Hopper 3 yiarino Aesyrisht bon r CyrTianS MART
Circus Thss MecSw Jas v,sg Tho. o,riep Jsan Nc
Daniel Ham, Moloy, Thos Bcswick Louis Fsyell aud
edy; Frank, Juan fanpue, John Gutridgc, de Saint
Cuafies.
NEW ORLvsvs-steamshp North sar--w W Coleman,
Miss Annie Coleman, = Dennis Il q Musgrove aud con,
~ sarah Moulto, DIR Albert Crane John Geddos and
VI %, 1T Duva Duvni A Ernst Henri atordc u Me-
kte, > a ShImway. Mr. WOodman Mr. Rollins. y Barncs ID
Ma ksen John Hrantner, fhos Mathison, LafoEd aud
Vile, negrge aagory, wife ard two danghters; Mrs
i,lena Doo,h. three IONS aud infant vandermoerc,
Brady, fitzgerald Woods & Barlow, Mrs II X Stcr-
ling, Mics Kelly, Marchnnd Ars Brink child NIL
ler Mrs Cloth and child. Mence wife two children:
ih.icre uirod Louis oirod Mrs Frey, Remington
an, AZ IN the stceragc.
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rhs New steamship New York.

The Atlantic Mail Steamship Companys new steamer
New York which arrived yesterday morning from Aspin-
wall after passage Of less than six and half days has
beat the time made by the Baltic by nine hours
The following card from the passengers speaks for
itself
STEAMSHIP NEW YORK, SEA, Sept TO- 1855
Captain Z. l.. TIHKLRPAUGH:-
SuiThe undersigned, passengers board the Atlantic
mall steamship New York. bound from New York Asn-
wall take tins method of expressing 10 you and through you
officers the pleasure they have experienced In the
present VOYAGE differing very happily from their reeolcc.
which you have command elegant and commodons
vessel any aoat and chcerfly commend her the
travelling public confident that long y0u have charge
Of her their comfort viii be well provided for. During the
Iassagc the tables have been generously supplied
and Mr. OGready chief steward, and his assistant Mr. Doe
merit special thanks the creditable Of
hcr department. and in providing tables not surpassed
steamer for the freshness abundance and quality OF the
food, and the ,ki displayed in its preparation Wishing
and officers many pleasant voyages the pres
emit subscribe ourselves very truly yours H. n Whit
f. w. Ricc W. ID. Chandler and wife, A. T. Crane, r. Rob-
erts, H. Poole ". r. johnson, II. W. Williams Walter
Hawkes., f. Il. Valentine +. A. Emery, Il. II. Whiehousc
f. NJ King, W. s. Hartford H. Jacobs Thomas H. Lynch
J Z. sun ham; W; Grswod, A; e. Mag, } Keyser, d.
l. Isaacs, A. II. King. e. 7. Church and +. Turner.
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was an insult TO the hundred United States soldiers VINO
bad testified this twas, IN erect achAso 'nss
thoy had testified falsely.
Mr. BAKER replied there could be no such lnlsrsnce
drawn from his remarks H. would say the
could make tho horrors Of Ardersonvie 20 DAD oy
the tongue pen OF any OF the witnesses NO may ad-
nit eerythng charged y have been cous put We may
you mad Witnessed the closing scess here yesterday you
wogld not have just made the speech you did.
hr. BAKEa, resuming, said ne believed ne couic pro
witnesses dsprove tho charges OF barbarons cru
city having been committed by the prisoner In August
1864 when everybody thon at AndeIsonviiie knew no
was then at home lyug on his bed, expecting To die,
although witness to those things as havrg been
done by Capten Wrz, believing IL TO DO true. Yet
nothing more common In courts than 10 enable the
defence show that the accused was at tDe time miles
away from the place. He charged nobody with false
hood but il he could provo that any OF the witnesses
were mis- he ought 10 have the eppor unity TO do
go I. would be hoaor tho counsel could show that
Witnesses mistaken In any one OF their sens lie
believed The court would rejoice believing the atroc
| ties were not committed by this innocent man.
Major General 7noyAs said that Mr. Baker had drawn
the heplessness The prisoner He believed that every
thing had been done by the government 10 assist Inc de-
fence.
! Mr. BAKEs--We admit IT, General Thomns We Can
Ccicne. CairMAr--Vhe government pays citizens al
witnesses three dollars day and their mileage
! Mr. BAFsR-The government, admit, has shown q
cocncl CnlPnAv-I felt bound by my own honor tt
make the remark did and in justice TO the witnesses
NJ, BAKER--i made no ms nuaton in any way ! re
spect my government and those concerned Under IL toe
much 20 treat them improperly. should say some
thing that may look dsrcspcctfrl the amenities of thu
SHOULD be extended 70 mo in order that harmless
meaning may be attached 10 all say,
The court after celebrating with closed DOORS an
nopnced their decision the application OF counsel
viz;-oserrnlng the motion FOR Adjournment Ior \
weck bat ngI eeing adjourn until next Tue sday morn
mr. m CONFEDERATION Of the delicate health Of Mr. Baker
The count then adjourned till Tuesday morning
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Testimonial to Captain william Bridg-
mNn, Comma ndcr OF the Steamship

We, the undersigned passengers board the steamship
Kangaroo feel ourselves called public
Brdgman naval officer. Struggling with adverse winds
dcncc he has stcered the fa bark and conducted with
safety her of living freight into the destined with
the vigilance soctude OF skfnl mariners holding in
his hands tho lives OF hundreds amid the wild paroxysus
the storm he vgilanuy paced the deck, grsplng within
the scope OF his acute vision what was and useful
discipline reign throughout without
any feeling the least sighted The Of the
undersigned often crossed and recrossed the Atlantic
and never has been our good fortune TO meet with
courteous yiglant and soctous commander than Captain
that able officer has command Of any steamship
The lnman line II is therefore but just of Captain
Brdemn that his urbaniy Of manner suavity Of temper
and impartial attention the have for him
the admiration respect OF all board Signed
half Of tie passengers this I'D day Of September 1855
many others
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

EDoAR--KSAPP. On Wednesday. September 90 nj the
residence Of the BRIDES pauenie, Mr. H. W. EDGAR of
~ rilo, ~ Mas sophy v. Knapp Of this city
LrHg. --sMrH.-On Thursday, september 81 by the
Rev. FIR Everett, A. W. LUKEN 10 KATs L. SMITH, all Of
Ia city.
lnrfox-DAv.a-on Tuesday, September H. In New.
port H. L. nj the residence Of Mrs G. p Train the bride
sstr by the Rev. DR.. Ducshet rector Of ST Stephens
church, Phladcirhia, TiEmoy s. MArrtx TO EMMA JOSIE
ms Z, daughter Of Geo T. NJ Davis, all OF New York
CGDTs-LAiAR In Mncon, en-, on Wednesday Sep
TENDER 20, J. MONROE OGDEN OF New York 10 Miss Az
CT IA Lsrsr, Of the former city.
OAKIEv--HyS,RD.--At Mott Haven on Thursday
evening September IL b. the Rev. Dr. Dc Mill, JorN
W. o4KLEr, Of New York, to Miss ANNIE f., second
yAytr--sAvAGnOn Wednesday, September 20, by the
Rev Peter Strykcr Mr. WILLIAM l. vASsr 10 Mis- IiBnr
SAVAGE, both Of this city No cards.
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Purser VIM Field, Of steamship Guiding Star, from New
Orleans, will accept thanks for favors.
The Hell Gate pilot Edna O. has been sold the James
River pilots for el,00O
STEAMSHIP SHOOTING STAR which lost between New
Orleans the night Of Sept insured
in Boston ee60OO divided Co,
$1,000; Boyston $1,000; Washington, $1,000; Neptune,
$3.50; American, $780, New England 4l260 Equitable,
E,50; Boston, 60o Mercantile Marine. $500; China,
BARK OLp HcKoRY Callsghsn before reported sailed
fu Valparaiso juno 10 for Corone the lth OF August
parted chains drtcd the rocks a Pena Blanca,
and became total lqas with her cargo Of cos tThe Is
owned Boston, where she was bum In iS3 and was "
tons register
BHa NnLIr IIurs Nelson, from Lingan for New York,
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r,upNrT1JRr. CARPETS, BEDDING. PARI.OR AND
Hrdroom euts Extension Tables, &C.. at BENDALL
sCofTs warcroems, ~ and By mmdson street eosner "
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FURNITURE.

nfrnNuAMs FURNITURE MOVING ESTABLISH
ID en as West Eleventh street near sixm su,n
ure boxed, shipped; furniture stored Money 'oane" Oh
furniture 10. ---
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i ss N SsdS i ss SSas p s
sS s T s1ss
JEANNE a,P s
s f ss ss" ss @
sss ruSs sosGd Mspn Fs soss fsSNs
VIVA se5aa Gismb1 Never Port Anseiss Asaaaid ssrl
s1IhS Sept s-A sP'Y BRIG Canine Marshall PhlsdsEaa
aen a ms set n as t oi II consas
Elliott, Watts; Bartlett, Roeknl EyeEgsae, iyy,,ln
rRade hs Hero s Small s uoS sti during se
Torrent and Rio Grands sch scSr Un d ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AN ENTIRELY SEy INVENTION IN pENFIsTaS ,s,-
ana most perfect den,ure produced, oocqeyascs
SsT oep5psss y p L. NO. m
nIvoRcE.-pRrvArE CONSULTATIONS or rba
~ subject 20 this and other States DEGREES gy ge
tanned Re KSd 5oassSr Law a'Si
HIvoRoEs LEGALLY PROCURED, WITHOUT pUE
Lefty ohsr sSsd e SwEs aar ss
Cosaseor, rs Nassau street.
~ Hiram ma ysse " R Ma & @
ees Look for No 80 sowcry : = q
no TO THOMAS r. AaNsw's NOS. $50 And ~
NJ Greenwich street. OF Murray, .I tleic yca Y
find Teas Coees Fisl Flour and everything else cheaper
than any store in New York. oae price h4ass.
T1YArr,s LIFE Observation-Disclosures IN IT'S
most paniqti tSas o Also ee ss,of sSpsaas' SAT-
eases Of hood, "a! rOmpRint dchy,
eraud kdneys cpicnt consumption, sc ~ most co.
cured BY this great purifier.
UTAfT'S LIFE BALSAN has cured thousands OF cases
OF these and IL VIII no,t certainly cure
any case witch reached by medicine, II TAKEN In
cortancc with the directions.
UYATr's LIFE BAL,A IL cured Mr.. u. Rice No. 81
Grove street No. Il Clinton Market OF iDi'ammaory
rheumat and goat, alcrhc mad bean crPya 9f !eiis
uYArTS LIFE bAI.SAM cured Mr.. Il. u. Holly. dock
maater III Madison street, 81 eiric ulcer ailcr ne tao
broadway Hospital SIX months, ana tnei to'Shl
TO be incurable. 81. =. .. 80 t,,.,,
nYATr'S LIFE BaLsAM cured Mrs G. Gore. Third ave
nue. and FIT, first street, scafpla kings evil The
ulcers had dc oyed the fes ff,m the ncck until tie
wlndplie .yposeL. cured Mrs Gore nso OF dy sIcrsa
The rarcor OF tie Life fnl,.m Is induced 70 piollsh
hundred thnusind cases
which have been cured because these cures were efectt
fifteen years since ana the pnres are re. III eNce.lnt health
sti abogc s3l, where they can be SEGA anc
consulted any time. PRINCIPAL Gtpa 2:j sir.,na sIecl->
Sold by druggists gencraily-3 81 per hottie; slxfor 3d.
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DOTH WARD DEMOCRATIC Ass0CIAIioN-0hASp
ZU rnily-Ths Association will hold regular mccun4 .n
Tuesday evening September 2Gsh Az oelS1x Mcn1
n tic Democratic nominations Algernon sullivan Esqr
and other distinguished speakers VIII address e meeting
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An iCrTvE YOUNG MAN FROM OUT or TOWN, or
n consiierh BILE business experience would Ikea posuns
,yh well established thriving banking broker ami
cn.usion house mercantile House engaged In sale of
staple articlcs from rs so 900 woot loan
lfysr or take an l.rrcst; OF None
Bat class parties need apply Address, with pricuars
H. A. b.. Herald Office.
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Steamships America reml hibernia Hsivstia, City Of
New York Manhattan, Geo Cromwell ATLANTA Wilmington
Quaker CITY Patapsco. III Cid, America Zodiac, Buterpc
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BUSINESS MAN. WITH $1,000, TO TAKE TIE
ID =, &c of rtisin- priacr exclusive Misunderstanding
lusn,ss introduced with large profits Address Bnsnessr
boxto Herald lt.
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yNANrED--BY A LADY, WITH cAprITAL ASp IN
wv lucnee III hrst Glars millinery stt b.Ah
ment Address Mrs. Mana, station q. q. y. ssi
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HERE WILL DE MEETING or TIiE ZIG IaEhM ,,
Ward Irving Democratic Assoc al Vons''iuvn III
evening, september IS att O'clock Enlncnt stsnkcrn ~
address the meeting H. Ss CAMhisoN S""""'""
II O'KrEtE, Secretary.
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Il
invited TO attend the funeral this tsnday AFTERNOON
al two o'clock from the residence Of his parents No. Is
Market street.
RKILY.--on Friday, September 20, THOMAS Reilly,
Tn friends and relatives Ct the family are invited TO
attend the funeral from his late residence, Bergen, ~
j., this Sunday afternoon, Mt one O'Clock
SEroS-0n Friday, September 20, LIZZIE CHRISTINA
srIoS, AGED "a months and ii days
Tho funeral will take place this Sunday afternoon, ut
two O'clock from the residence OF her parents % Grand
street.
L. sEixAs In the 73d year OF his age
His relatives and friends arc invited 70 attend the
funeral from his late residence No i75 West twenty
seventh street, on Monday morning, at ten o'clock
scnnEpER.-On Friday. September o. REBEccA
scmmrER, aged 20 years months and IL days
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral her brothers. residence No 1878
Third avenue this Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock.
The remains will PC taken TO .ns Lutheran Cemetery
sorREs of John aud Mary H. squrcs, aged years,
III months aad IL days.
invited attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon at
two o'clock the residence Of his parents, I'D Seventh
His remains will be taken TO Greenwood Tor In
swIrr.-At Hong Kong, China on Monday, July IL,
after brief illness Of day, JoHx H. SWIFT OF New
His remains we're inferred in the Happy Valley Gene.
terry.
TAYLOR. On Saturday, September 20 Mn. MAna4ssr
TAYLOR wife Of Nicholas Taylor OF 46 West Sixtecnhs &c.
Notice of funeral in to.mcrrow's papers
THoMfsoS-In Jersey City, on Saturday. september %,
Mrs H. EanA Tuowpscr, wife Of George G. Thompson,
Furers 70 take place from her late residence 100 Jer
sey street. on Monday, at twelve o'clock noon.
p4fsnI ssrday 49, Jpsnu, young
est Of Joshua and Eliza Vincent aged months ana
Ihc friends apd relatives arc respectfully invited TO at
end the funeral from the residence Of bic parents 2tS
Dclnncey stree, this Sunday afternoon at tTo o'clock
wmrE this city, on Saturday, September 70 JOHN
Notice Of the nep W Mondays paper
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r, .RryER wANTEp-wiTlI $4,000 TO siacp TO tx
eAtaad ma nufaotuting AID 1bb.ng bus,ness, csal,-
isted zen gears VII Bear nscstsat Acicss r.
franklin, box 1889 Post oii,c
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GENTLEMAN VINO RETIRED rROM THE HARD
n 1862 Intends recommending business, and
energetic Partners, each with cap OF ten 70
dollars Advertiser has large ana
lucrative local trade extensive Southern and Wssern
trade the result OF years exerions and can
d,lc his capital stock in two years Address C. oDn
Ierrh n, ! - |
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\ TOZART NATIONAL COMMIT TTlE.--THE COMMIT Ei:-
wi Naturalization ~ The NATIONAL Democratic Schsrs-
Committee will be In scsecn at Mozart Hail. St Broauwv
every from 70 oclocs and every evening rom
purpose giving such Information ana ~ tF
Ing such facilities may to ~ their power 70 thosc vto
are Effected by the non rs.y law passed by hc inss
and partcuary project e III rests OF tdi
ral zed voters. u. j. MoAi%bAN, oun't in'N'
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CAUTION 10 TIE PurL1c.

tlt sas hteli gent and thinking person must know
th hoS,cy established By well tested experience IN
~ l'.ius Oh regularly educated physician, whose
studies his him Tor all tie duties ho must
uni YET she country is Hooded with poor nostrums
anu p9Eportng to be the best in the world,
~ , os oy useless, but always injurious. The
physician Is It is lainentabie yet incontrovert-
able me-, that many syphilitc patients are made
nlseEaDi0 WAN ruined constitutions by maltreatment
from inexperienced physicians in general practico;
for It Is a poms generally conceded BY the rest syp
complaints should engross the whole limo Of those
who would be competent and successful in their treat
ment and cure. The inexperienced general pracfit-
Toner, having neither opportunity nor time to nalue
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
DuFsues system Of treatm0nt In unosl cases maxi
ing an ndiscrmnate Of that sntiquated and dan
gerous weapon, the Mercury.
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Horse for Sale

A VALUABLE HORSE, years old, perfectly
n sound and kind; to be seen at
SMITH g. BURNHAMS,
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Portland and Panobscot River
Summer Arrangement.

nfE-pN On and after Monlav April oath the
snew and fast going Steam reg
ULATIE,,' apt. W Il Mower. will leave Rail.
road What, foot of State Street Portland every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY evening" at 10
O'clock connecting withrhes P N. train from Bos-
ton.
Returning will leave Bangor everv MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY morning, at O'Clock,
teuching at Reckiarsd, Camden Belfast. sea-sporf
Bucksport White pert and Bamc en-, both WAYS
Pa5sen GERS ticketed through on the 5oHtoD, Haine
and Eastern Railroad at the Depots in Boston. Sa-
lem. Lynn and Laercnce. tfleHNG
For freight OF passage apply to 4sI7s
A. SOMERBY, Agent, r.
Portland, April q. lsss,-tf
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REMO8ysAL..

THE undersigned take this method to inform tae s
customers and the public generally that tneS nay, nase
REMOVED THEIR BAKERY frem NO. fraSar
Street where they win be pleased TO see ah .neif oid
customers and a. MANY now ones as VIII be pleased to
give us a call. w sMAPDoN
taA "a r. s. SCAMBfAN,
a.-.ss, 4- s,f S. e. SMARDON.
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Seizure of Goods.


NOTICE Il hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this portion the
days hereinafter mentioned tor a1yioation Of tte
Revenue L VS. a a a.tsf sreiN N. Ayt,ss,,
marked wv. II. Lane, Brewer, Me-" containg Silk,
Calico, and Stockings; July Z, bundle marked
"Capt. Chas. Lowe, Watervile, IA ~ containing
piece o. Broadcloth and piece Of silk; July 2lst,
boxes marked Sd. Grant, Portland" containg Pr
mentor Jaly Sth, bundle markell "Snelling, An
drews & Co, New York; containg piece Broad
cloth; Augu cd, on board brig Alice, l barrel No
lasses August 21st, ON beard steamer New York,
tin box containing about g. pounds Gum Camphor
September ID, valise containing Il bottles Brandy
September 18th, on Commercial. street, doz: pairs
Stockiugs September 18th, at Store ON Fore Street.
IA To- II doz pairs mttens. itiA1 ailf - -
10 Any person or persons claiming tie same are re-
quesed to appear and make such claim within nine,
tv DAYS from the Gate hereof; otherwise the said
goods win be disposed in accordance with the act
Of Congress approved April 9, 1874.
n ~ f1~ 81 ISRAEL WASHBURN, Jr, US
.fiI ,,r ft5 ttfs,T---lzsrt4 .l .sf =. Collector.
Sept. 10, 1s65-d1aw3w s'E1rvyse 7lf 51si
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ze9 sis. House Lot for Sale. q ese1e
SITUATED on the corner of Deering anu Henry
i,,St 80. r. w. GAGE.
July25 dtf Is 1, ssi4 az 1877 Commercial St.
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HAVE CONFIDENCE.

All who have committed an EXCESS Of any kind,
whether il DO the solitary vice Of youth, the sting
ing robuke Of misplaced confidence Ia naturor years,
SEEK FoR An INT. DoTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostration that may follow Impure COTTON, are
the Barometer 10 the-whoie system.
Do not wait for the contamination that is sure to fol-
low: do not wait for Unazlltly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss OF Beauty
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Medical.
HELMBOID's
Fluid Extract Rnchll |

nor Weakness arising from T. ,,a.. -. 4.
IL haHsted powersof Nature whici aro lne e1
ea Y Ss 80 rnS as5nnS when
ory, Wakefulness Horror Of Diseas ~ 70 : o. Men,
of Evil IN fact Universal Lassitua pglsgoAss
and inability to enter into the EMO aent
The Constitution once affected with Or y. ssueiety
ness requires the aid OF medicine to - saA
tho system, which Hembolrs ErfS, anu
chu invariably d0es- III treatment is su5 &c
consumption or Insanity ensues W
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Medical.
DIR. j. B. HUGHES r
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
Ne. 3 TenlpIe Street.

VETHERE he can be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost confidence By tie efieted, At All
hours ally, and from A. NJ to P. N.
Dr.. Ii. addresses those who are suffering under the
aacfion OF private diseases, whether arising nom
impure connection the terrible vice Of seltabuse.
Devoting his entire time 70 that particular branch Of
the medical profession he reels warranted In GUAR
nANrREISo A CURE ~ ALL CASES, whether Of iong
standing or recently contracted entirely renewing
the dregs Of disease from tic SYSTEM anu making
perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
9 nc would call tho attention OF the nnieoeo 70 the
s ~ 81 HIS long standing and well-earned neYu,aaon
cess. - =
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-03
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.

There are many men at the age Of thirty who arc
troubled with too frequent excavations from the bad-
der, often accompanied by slight smarting or burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system in manner
the patient cannot account for On examining the
urinary deposits ropy sediment viii often be found
and sometimes small particles Of semen OF albumen
viii appear, or the color viii be Of thin mish hue
again changing 10 a dark and turbid appearance.
There are many who die Of this difficulty, ignor
ant of the cause, which Is the T
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
can warrant perfect cure such cases, and
full and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs.
Z & Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do so ~ writing in plain manner, description
Of their diseases, and the appropriate remedies VIII
be forwarded Immediately. ~ 70
All correspondence strictly confidential and win be
returned, If desired. ~.
Address: DIR. j. B. HUGHES,
No. Temple Street corner Of Middle
i41 Street, Portland, Ne