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CRANCERY COURT ATSHELBY-
VILE
APRIL RULES, 1876.

6lIOUlOuJ. bIUWUt
r.. YUricinsl bill.
IhOs. 5. Sharp John Il. UNeal, Jro. B.. MCGEE.
IN this case it appearing to the Clerk and Master,
ttat the defendant, John 4 ONesl. - a non-resl
dent OF the stste Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process Of law cannot he served upon him 70 Is
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Nashville Union, a neEspa
per published IL the city Of Nashville, requlring
said defendant, O'Neal, TO appear at the next Term
& the ChsHcery Court. 10 be held in the town OF
-~helfyUlle on the hrst Monday AFTER the fourth
Monday in August next then and there 10 plead,
answer, or demUr 70 complsinants bill, OF the same
wIl be taken as confessed as TO IN, ana set for
hearing r. pDte. LEWIS TILLMAH, C& VI.
may7-4tW" T. II. CAIDgEEL, Solicitor.
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5, go LOAN.

The sale Of tie drsi series Of $500, oO0. 600 Of the
: 50 Loan was completed on The 3Ist Of March.
1865. The sale OF the second aeries Of Three Hun.
dred Millions, payable three years from tho 18Th
day Of June, 1866, vas begun on tho Iqt O! April. In
the shor space OF thirty days. over One Hundred
Millions OF this senes have been sod-lesving this
day less than Two Hundred Millions 10 be disposed
o.. The interest is payable semi-snnuslly in cur
rency on the 18Th Of December snd 18th Of June BY
Coupons attached to each note, which sra reSdily
csshed anywhere. Il amounts 10
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Circuit Court at Nashville.
JANUARY RULES, 1865.
o. HOdRsou.1

JANUARY RULES, 1865.
VIM. O.. Hodgson.)
V. Attachment suit
y. r. Meader.
\ this cause It appearing to the satisfaction OF
L he Clerk, from the a Legation in the AFFIDAVIT
fied ia thus cause, tnat the defendant, y RMesder,
is q Nonresident Of ths State Of Tenn, so that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served on hn:
j is therefore ordered that publication be made
70 the Nashville Union, newspaper published in
the city % Nashville. for four Successive weeks.
requiring the SAID defendant 10 appear at the MAY
term Of the CirepI Court Of ia, iison county. to be
neld in the City 81 nashville on the 4th Monday in
May next, to Re94 answer or demur 10 psin-
nff : AttachInehg HSd, or The same Viii be taken
for confessed Sdse .Or hear ny &c part.
David e. Love, Clerk.
aprIg-wita
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Constantly Reoeivinr
Envelopes or Bankers Paper
10 the soIdiers.

We have three beautiful Autographs. repre-
sentiaS the different branches Of the service, :
printed N four c%olors, entitled "SOldier's Ger ;.
bhcate," " Union Defenders Csrtifcale" and 4
: y. s. Army Diploma" sise l2xI6 inches. ?
They are enclosed IN s pasteboard tube, and e
can be sent by mail withOutIuiury. Every ofi- n
Ger and soldier should Buy them and send 7
them 10 Their friends.
81 eaaR. !.
kor the three, pustage pad-.-...G %
LIBERIA discount Iaade 70 wholesale dealers. ,
We WI! I'LL All ordera for Certificates or Sta ,
honsrT, by mai or exprBss, promptly. ;
l.. ~. RHODES 4 Co, :
msy25-3m 81 Euian sEYasA. Naoa-iHe Tarr
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MI. Doughty presented a petition
from Several colorod citizens of Nash
vile, who having obtained military Ii
eense as grocers and liquor-sellers, are
now indicted in the civil courts for a vi
olation Of Laws, and praying that the
Legislature will take some action to al
ford redress. Referred 10 Committee
on Freedmen, with instructions to re-
port q bill.
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TAKEN Up b T. c. PGrle, a brown mule. shops
Il yes1s old. about q hands high, With 4 sfrioe
over rs shoulders . lev white nairs On The len
SIDE u ms neck, MS night SIDE snd Fumn shcs On
nght iooL sad rurtls resides In Distress No Is
on the Lebanon Pike, shouta miles tom Nashville.
msF6-stgs ALEX. MCDANIEL. Ranger,
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SUCCESS
OF
McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
n TIE TREATMENT OF DmEssEa Ii
GROWING HTM WITH sUc0ka8 ~
CTHER STATES, As III rs in
NASHVILLE, TENNEBaEE

-
For further information in regard 10
the skillful success in the treatment OF
diseases, the reader is referred TO sr1L-
LIS THERAPEUTICs and MArEEA MED1cA.
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860.
the best work in the Unitsd sates.
where you VIII hnd Or. EcGlWs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For al diseases IN this
advertisement, satisfaction il guarAn-
teed With my general practice I treat
the following
Chronic Cases
win satEhcnon Rhs1madzn, Aaeohoaa nf ehs
saa Lmbs, asursg Pzas, Uissrs. oasssT. ers-S
Du5eases OF tne heau ald LFsr, Lnnzmma1oa 81
te so0mseh, HeurAqs KINGS xvi or Bcronala
tsms, Dyspspaia or IndEosao6, aad C~onsrnDgos-
ogetEer with Gl Private Diseases an
Diseases Of the Urinary Orrana,
10 sac iad1ess
All AGec1ons d tbs Wouo razlsd via &c.,
Thoss Marssd Letss sbo have hssl - uas5-f1,
nate b miEsauy % prove t1cFtcn, ca ha -
70 her IA ane Z band PrunaaL 81 rTlnq ~
RterllitYs rE
TcunE Msrded Lsne Hhoas mist5rus "A A..
bson Eot 10 nrng brh y doe ssasoa. rs-ssoS.e
God has zcd ygu should mGslpiy and nsoImIsh. r
idiH q your desire you ca oonsur M aftnr
isser OF n persoI 70 lsay OYER shiry-8vo yea
b. lcfter o. porson stnctiy eoaads1aE.
Night KzlssisEs Cured.
Yong Nan, stop eeass y0u arhsg 80. O al
% oEo A. night Eulssors, md pnssicfrns -
'cEree thai mdor5znd tfeatnF iti And 70 roc -
lna1 naTs cured d91en ~ ts ay. = Vel e.
AZ, azd are nov vel cured 81 ne. Im daly -.
,eiFng ietlera sid sandi1g medicine % a -. -
~ county. Aa word AZ U1t Ee daeasad
ny E1y, nd VII give ne g cal, u vi evs 49,
cHol for az 81 he daoazea us1EdEad II tbl4 -
.srHsnani. rs bssi q rhrasoa gsea = -
40 ie1srs dira-sed 70
Dr. HCsILL,
Bzlon saeeL nEzh4lla, Teaa.
eai-F III hn~~s 9Th nrauana sna. H.
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For RAnt.

~ stPset f5rmery occupied b tie Cty Bank,
No more receatY By the undersgned e hfVsels'
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

Mr. Duggan from the Committee on
Corporations reported House bills No.
l26 and 100, recommending their pass
age.
Mr.. Henderson from Committee on
Enrolled bills reported House bills No.
76, "a, IS, I04 and 1l6 as correctly en-
rolled
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CHANC cry COURT AT SRELB7
VILE
APRIL RULES, 1ss5.
B. 7. Virgins H-
H.r1 rs. M. IA~aaehment-

heIou v. hOlt.
IN this case 10 appearing 70 the satisfaction Of The
Clerk and Master, from The complsiuantis bill,
which II sworn %, that the defeadsnt Rerod q
hoL is a nan resident Of toe State O. Tennessee.
30 tbst the Ordinary process q laE csnn0t Be serv-
ed upon ma n therefore ordered that publica-
ION De made for four successive weeks IN the Nash
vile Union. 3 nes spayer Published ia the CITY Of
Nashville, requiring the sad defendant to appes- A.
the next term Of the Chsncery C0urt 10 b. led in
SheioyUlie on the rra Monday AftGr The Eurfh
answer or cemur 10 c~onplRnsnfs IN or the same
VIII re taken for confessed and set for hearing e
pd-G
msy7-ts' LEWIs TnLMAN. CAM.
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nealh or Ion. Iere. CIemens.

Deaih OF IOn. Jere. Clemens.
The HON Jere. Clemens died at his
rr-iderce in Huntsville, Ala, on the
.1th inst, and was buried the following
day Nr Clemens had less than a fort
l.eht previously returned from a so
rouEu IN Philadelphia, having scarcely
recovered from aVery serious attack Of
iypLo.i-pncumouia, which confined
h.m many weeks 10 his chamber. We
saU hun ia this city ca route for home
iIe was stli feeble, but looked forward
% the future With hope and confidence,
was much elated with the prospects Of
rauIn.ug peace, and the restoration Of
zine authority Of the national govern
mont in his native State 1t was MS
des.re and intention 70 take an active
part in the Organization of the State
Government, under the auspices Of
those Uho are loyal 70 the Union, re-
oogu.smg the abolition OF slavery, and
adapting the laws and customs 10 the
altered relations Of the white and col.
0rcd population
li- Clemens was one of the ablest
men OF Alabama. lie had more ge.
uius, peFhaps, than any other mar the
STATE has Produced lie had attained
em,neuce e.. The bar whilst yet young,
and WAS a great popular favorite in
Mat.son county, which he repeatedly
represeeted in the State Legislature
lu tug Senate OF the United States be
took high rank as an able and eloquent
dehater, and was generally esteemed
ior his gen + social habits. lie was the
luthor Of several very successful nov.
SIS, and was engaged on a history OF
Tie war, which his death leaves unfn-
ished Mr.. Clemens married a dsurh-
ter OF the late John Read, one of the
most wealthy citizens Of Huntsville.
They had but one child-a lovely
daughter both wife aud child survive
him. The little volume from his pen,
his latest publication, recently issued.
is dedicated 10 his wife The
dedics,on s simple, elegant and most
touching
Mr. Clemenss name will occu-
p, d prominent place in the catalogue
OF "a eminent men; but the bright.
ness o. his record az a statesman and
American citizen, will be dimmed Nv
die great error he INSIDE. in 1861. after
lac had won applause as an opponent Of
The mad schemes of the disunionists. in
seeming 60 cast his weight in the bal
auces against tbe Union. We know
he regretted tbis error, that be was
resiy 90 make any sacrifice to atone
Tor IL, aud TO repair Whatever injury
may have resylted from it, and that he
died as iull Of love for the Union, and
confidence in IFS future greatness and
pro porilyl as any Of those who have
presumed 10 pass Judgment upon his
honesty, and TO deny him the full meas
urc OF ,gu-t TO which he was entitled.
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IS sid Iea' Davis "groaned alonda
when ne read the Presidents offer Of
zi61O00 reward for him JEFF has
caused many thousands ofpoor widows
and orphans TO "sroan AiOad
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Rebellion Ended!
Riddleburger Still in the Field!
Veterinary Surgery.

VWE Undersigned haYiDg opened a fetenuaD
u hoaptu ~ No. - frout Street, below ne
cd Bridge landing, respectfully soiiclts TIE pat
runaEe o. his friends and The community f isrEs.
IOsEPH 5EBERIl--
She best o. refsrssces given.
mav21-Rme
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q. s. $40 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS,
- ~|W-| WITT ||N--NNN'
Free from Taxation.

The 7-50 Notes cannot be taxed by Towns, Cities,
Counties or States, and the interest is not faxed uu-
less on a surplus Of the owners income exceeding
six hu0dred dollars ayeaS. This fact increases
their valGe rom one to three per cent. per snnum,
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War, Marine, aus Inland HisAs saksn A.
Lowest Rates.
LITERALLY ADJUSTED ASn Promptly
PAID BY JUS COMPANY.
Premiums Paid IN Gold
win BE- entitled to retume in Gold in case ofi0sa.

Parties or Firms giving us their Marine Busne1s
will b. entitled 10 p~rsfsfence 10 Fire Policies.
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S0S0SA ASS AAOAAJ
Less than s2Oo,OOQ,OoO Of 8 e Loan authorized ty
the last Congress sre nov on the market. TINS
amount, st the rate at which it Is being absorbed,
viii be subscribed for with n two months, when the
notes viii undoubtedly command = premium. as
has uniformly been the case on closing the sub
sorpuous to other Loans. 7 ross SENS pro5a5Ss
0un no anaderrgs aparut beyond ts 7rssu, series
rGlbs eF-sd6 IN pa5g'.
IN order that citizens Of every town and section
Of the country may be Afforded fcii6es fr taking
the loan, the National bank, State Banks, and
Private Brokers throughout the country have gen.
orally sgreed to receive subscriptions at par. Sub
scdbers VII select their owa agents, IN whom they
have confidence, snd who only are responsible for
the delivery OF the notes br which they receive
orders.
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h Total consumption Of sugar in
& 'n'led StStes in 1860, was n5osl.
'on7-ose'gn Deb $3.50 domestic MS
l. ia 1904 it was a20o6o top.I
toreign l326oa domestic = 900 Ie,.-
making the proper allowance Coz a.
consumption IN the Southern STATE
IN'o Il wal be noted that TIE fsripg
Oft ia tEe loyal States mas been
considerable This Is owing chiefly 70
che high price Of sugar Tie deelina
Was very gradual nom year to year
showing that the people gave up Their
rations OF "sweeteuing reluctantly.
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The May number Of Hunts Merchants
Magazine and Commercial Review has
been received 81 this office. Ii is EN-.
neilshed with n exquisite steel en-
srzylnE Of President LINCOLN, n ofthe
finest Aissnesses we have seen. The
leading sTHele-from the pen Of Mat.
the" hale Smiths an able and very
Just sud appropriate, though brief
sketch OF the life and character Of the
alaented President The remainder
% ''r contents are upon such subjects
a. -'- usually treated Of in this able
AAgaane and arc very entertaining
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-06
WG73teI.

by young man. situation for six months in q
retail dry goods OF grocery store Y iAex9sg
the main object Being to Gain knowledge Of the bust
ness. Wages sufficient pay board is all that is ex-
pectUd, Good references asto character and ability
can be given, Address, g. B., No. 81 Grove st.
Portland, Sept. %, iS85-diw*gd ss1us 9Id4slanls
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT. BUCHU
'9'd Is the Great Diuretic. esrrs
HelmbOld's Highly COncentrated

Helmbold's Highly Concentrated
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT S41RSAP4RILLA.
For purifying the blood removing all chronic consti
tutiona diseases arising from impure state Of the
blood and the only reliableand efectual known
edy for the cure Of Scroiuia Scald Head Salt Rheum
Pains and Swelling OF the Bones. liberation Of the
Threat and Legs, Blotches Pimples the Face Tet-
ter, Eryspeas and all Scaly Eruptions ofthe skin,
AND BEAUTIFYIEG THE COMPLEXION.
Not few Of the worst disorders thatatfect mankind
arise nom the corruption that accumulates In the
blood Ofall the discoveries that have been maie to
purge it out, none equal IN effect HEL.AfBoLD'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARS1PARiLLA 1t
cleanses and renevates the blood insts the ygor Of
health INFO the system, and pufges out the humors
which make disease ltstinu.ates the healthy iunc-
ons OF the body and expels the disorders that grow
and rankle in the blood. Susa rem dy that could
be relied on haslong been sought for, and now, for
the FIRST time the pub ic have one on wheh they can
depend Our space here does not admit OF
to show its effects, but the rial OF single bottle VIII
show The sick that 1t has virtues surprising anything
Twoi able spoonaals ofthe Extract Of SarsapArilla
added to pint OF water Is equal to the Lisbon Diet
Drink, and orc bottle is fully equal TO gallon OF the
Syrup of Sarsaparilla, the decoction as usually
made. ~ - SO .'.tst -.l 49,.
~ These Extracts haze been admitted to IN the
Ufed States army, and also In very general use
In all the State Hosp ais and Public Sanitary Institu-
tons throughout the land, as we'll as IN tvate pac-
tiees, and considered as invaluabe remedies.
| See Medical Properties of Buchu, $500.
EFRo hI DISP ENS4TORFo Of the UNITED STATES
| See Prof DEVICES valuable works on the Practice
ofPhysic. . TOO
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. PAysit
Of phfiadsiphia. IA Y "A anCtT9iIIu 'lu
| See remarks made by DIR. Ephram M,Dowell, a
celebrated Physician and Member OF the Royal Col
lege ofSurgeons Ireland, and published in the Trans
| a tiOhs of the Kin and Queen Journal. st
Sec Medic Chirurgical Review, pub ished by Ben
jamin Travers, Fellow of Royal College cfSurgeons
See most of the ate Standard Works Of Medicine.
Nli3s1 h3sl-' EXTR4CTH BUCHU, .sifi %
llamUN 4g35 "S4RS4P1RfLLA."
Sold by all Druggists Principal Depot g
tpaoia.i99s he LMB G, Id .-,.r-.
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
| tcat ,f9ls9.Y S94 s.Bro9dteaV.
Sent % 1e65-eod | VT ..-. .elIl|lt
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CAUTION TO TIE PurIro

Every intelligent and thinking person must
that remedies handed out for general use shouif
their efficacy established by well tested experie
tho hands Of a regularly educated physician,
preparatory studies fits him for all the duties ht
fulfll; yet the country Is flooded wien poor nos
and cure-alls. purporting 10 be the best in the
are not only useless, but always injurious. n
fortunate should be PARTICULAR Ia selectiI
physician, a. It "a lamentable yet neontr
able fact, that many syphilitic patterns are
miserable with ruined constitutions by matrea
from INEXPERIENCED physicians in general pTa
for it is point generally conceded by the best 8.
ographers, that tho study and management Of
complaints should engross the whole Tine Of
who would be competent and successful IN their
ment and cure. The inexperienced general pr
Toner, having neither opportunity nor time 10
himself acquainted with their pathology, eOmI
pursues one system of treatment, in most cases
ing an indseriminate use Of that antquated and
gerous weapon, the Mercury.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-06

ELEVEN House sLots,E Comprising $4,000 feet Of
II Land, on Emery, Cushnan and Lewis St. for
sale by W. H. STEPHENSON.
Portland, April &C. 1S6J.--itf a
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HAVE CONFIDENCE.

An who have committed an excess OF any
whether it be the solitary vice Of youth, or the II
Z ing rebnke Of misplaced confidence In maturer y,
8 SEEK FOR IN ANT7DOTE IN SEASoN
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Ner
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton, a
fGal1 the Barometer TO the whole system.
Do not wait for the eonsummation that is sure TO
flrr r. Disabled Limbs, for Loss OF Beauty
and Complexion.
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YORK g CUMBERLAND R. R.
Portland, Aprils lss5Ndif 6f1s1d - ~ 'r PP
spORTL LAND & KEAN EBEc R. r.

d N Inoo 4IM fgT1- 3HElIf1 ~
z==sssss On and after Monday next. trains will
- leave Portland daily for Bath Augusta,
Waterylle Kendall's Nil Is and Skowhegan, at 1 %
H. and on Saturdays only FOR Bath and Augusta at
S15P. NJ. 1.-THE train from Portland at P. 81. con-
meets at sKendals Mills with the train for Bangor
Portland desiring to take this route, purchase
tickets to Kendali's Mills and inform the conductor
In the cars that they go through to Bangor and he
will so grange their fares thatit shall cost them no
more by thsl cute han any other. .
Trains duo in Port land 10 connect with trains for
Boston on Monday at 20 A. ID, and every day at ESQ
Freisht train leaves new depot Portland at IS A..
~ ? - ~ EDWTN MOVES Superintendent.
April Of f96!,i "a 4Et4N % 49, aurzftt nri d
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MInnLE-AGEn MEN.

There are many men at the age of thirty who
troubled with too frequent excavations fOm the BIZ
der often accompanied by q slight srnarting or bun
ing sensation, and weakening the system in mann
the patient cannot account for. On examining
urinary deposits ropy sediment viii often be fou1
and sometimes small particles Of semen or album
will appear or the color viii be Of thin milsh HI
again changing to dark and turbid appearan,
There are many men who die OF this diiculty, ignC
ant Of the cause, which is the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS
can warrant perfect cure IN such cases, and
fun and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs.
Persons, who cannot personally consult the d.
can do so ny writing, IN plain manner, descriptit
Of their diseases, and the appropriate remedies W
be forwarded Immediately.
An correspondence strictly confidential, and win
reburned, ii desired
Address; DR. j. b. HUGHES,
. 2 F'' No. 5 Temple Street leorner Of Middle
a4or Ill. iglg Street, Portland, N
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HOW MANY THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY
~ THIS BY UNHAPPY EXPERlENCEl

Young men troubled with emissions IN sleep
Complaint generally the result Of had habit
youth-treatod scientifically, and perfect cure Y
FaElted or no charge made.
Hardly day passes but We are consulted by
or more young man with the ABOVE elsesse son
whom are as weak and cmaciated as though they
the consumption, and by their friends suppose
have IL. An such cases yield 70 the proper and
correct course Of treatment, and in q short time
made TO rejoice in perfect health.
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Medical.
DR.. j. p. HUGHES
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROU
No. 3 Temple Street,

WHERE he can DO consulted privately ls,S ID
w the utmost confidence by the afilispNe
hours Caily, and from 5 A. M. 70 z. M. IN,
DIR. H. addresses those who are suffering w w
affiiction 81 private diseases, whether aTisiii
impure connection or the terrible vice Of sen
Devoting his entire time 70 that particular bia
the medical profession. he reels warranted In
RANTREIS0 A CURE IN ALL CASES, whether
standing or recently contracted, entirely rel
the dregs Of disease from the system, and ma
perfect and PERMANENT COhE.
He would call the attention OF the afflicted
fact Of his long standing and well-carned r0pl
furnishing suhicient assurance Of Ills ALL o.
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Iliss ,O,,Iutio9l.s
steamer for Yarmouth.

ESQ., Al The steamer CLIPPER viii leave
~ -SfsA~.x7XM Yarmouth for for Portland Tues-
XII T,ay, Thursday and Saturday at
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Medical.
~ HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract Buchu J

k%lh weakness arising ffoni Indiscreton. The ex-
ied aessee powers Of Nature which accom- pan
viii x 50 ~ many alarming symptoms amonR which
orv WaFea TO Exertion, Loss Of Mem
~ Tvii. II error Of Disease or FOrebodings
VI ~, IN ~ iaet Universal Lasstude Prostration
70 enter into the enjoy mens Of society
eeir .h 9nee affected with Organic Weak-
invigerate ne system which Hembof's Extract R,'-
clk arlaely Goes II treatment is submitted 10
Consumption OF Insanity ensues. w.
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T0IssG6Je Real Estate for SAFE
In siseA pleasant Village of Frecpor.,
Valuable Farm for Sale. : !.

Valuable Farm for Sale.
$50. * Thes HOME FARM Of the late |
Ay&AI-4 JOSHUA E. HALL, of Gorham
NatarlM Me- near Great Falls Village, con- |
NE aAAEGgGM tanning about ninety acres well al |
yided into wood, pasturage and til
iage land produces forty-ve tons Of hay Land and
buildings in excellent condition. sah2E sss ertN'l
:. desirable property and for sale on reasonable
terms = @-4 e. 2lAtfa Iisalh
Inquire of the subscriber, or of Mrs IL A. HALL
on the premises. p. r. HALL 70 ~
County Treasurer's Office, Portland Me-
August 6-d&Ytf -,iH t21lt9L, 9Iff All
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Use Helmbofd's

T1O1D tn WI . 4 % 2 Vt 1-1-I
In all diseases Of these organs, whether existing in
Male or Female, from whatever cause originating
and no matter how Ions estandings 1t is easant in
taste and odor action and more strength
ening than any fthe preparations ofbark or ron
Thos suffering from Broken Down or Delicate Con-
stitutions, procure the remedy ut once.
The reader must be aware that however slight may
be thatack Of the above diseases 1t Is certain to al
feet his bodily heal h. mental powers and happiness
All the above diseases require the aid Of diureiic.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-06
HEMBoLD'S FLUID EXT. BU0HU

VIII radically exterminate from the system Diseases
arising from habits of dissipation lit expense
little change in diet nc0nvenis nee expos
ure; complete superseding those unpleasant and
DANCE Gus remedies, Copaiya and Mercury in all
these diseases -sr aItt ..laIl.