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MIR. Lincoln's Report.

The Presidents message elbows that
NJ blair went to Richmond os'ensibIy
on his private business. He brought 4
letter from Davis stating that he would
receive or send commissioners, without
regard to forms, to negotiate peace De-,
tween the two countries. The President
renlied that DO woEld informally receive
commissioners to negotiate peace tor the
people of our common country.
Upon this they came: They per-
,u,ded General Gran. that they were
willing to arrange for the restoration OF
tho Union. TIE President states '"''
his prerequisite conditions we're the re-.
,,oration of the national authority, the
Jisbauding of all hostile force. aud the
e1,;ncuishment Of slavery as laid down
in his las. annual message, and as pre-
scsibed by tho Constitutional Ausna u.
nent. But they we're not disposed t., to
negotiate for the restoratIo" OF tue
Upiou. On the contrary they des'rco
- secure other arrangements leaving
the question Of Union in aoeya,nee.go
Therefore the conference vas orokeo o.
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News from Rebel Sources,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The rebel,
evidently arc considerably mysti6ed as
to Shermau's intentions, and no little
'rcpidation is manifested By the rebel
papers. They are preparing the public
mind of the South for the fall of Charles.
ton, and declare now that beyond the
fac, ,hnt it is the birthplace of sccrs.
sen, It's value in strategic point o!
view is nothing. Drauch.ile, they say,
vii! hc defended 20 the last.
Teir.:srhic standardization between
Ri,hmond aud Augusta lad been in.
crrHptcd, i: was supposed by Sherman +
cavalry. who are raiIin. around the
couutry between Branchvilc and Au.
eusta with perfect looscncss.
The Richmond Enquirer urges the
rebel Government to seize all the gold
in the ConItdrracy, and appropriate it
TO the public use. 1t Says the specula.
zion in gold, by private citizens, is very
damaging to the rebel cause.
The Mobile Advertiser and Register
Of January 20 makes n remarkably con.
lessiun: We do not mean TO Disguise
the fact that the Confederate cause is
passing through its most dangerous
crisis. Large numbers Of the people
perhaps majori,y-are heart sick Of
the war, and willing to end it upon
terms which would have been secuted as
reasonable two years or even one year
ago. Even the class Of shareholders
having the deepest pccuuiary stake in
the struggle for independence, are will
ing and ready TO make sacrifices which
short time ago would not have been
tolerated. We have no doubt tina: the
country. including the slave proprictors,
large end SNAIL, would compromise TO-.
day for ncace and independence on the
basis Of 4 gradual and universal emanci,
patton Of tho hacks. We may 20
further, and .aY that large numbers
would be willing TO give up all their
cherished thoughts OF independence and
exchange their institutions fox naked
peace upon tc:ms of reronstruction.--
This * great chance, wonderful rcvo
!n;ion OF popular scnt.n:cnt. resulting
from four years Of tremendous war.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAl!%,; in tie r,S: Gc:c" IN C''ri"r:"~ W"s:Va
IL i.r - t"o w."sn cE,.iur February ll;a. i-@j
Err Persons ,ll,:,: &. ;Icss lsttr,s NJ. pewc
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Be Telegraph from Hamden
Btanchville Captured
Charleston Reported Evacuated!

WASHINGTON. Eco. l2.-Tho Rich.
mond Wing Of the .lO;h contains TIC
following:
CHARLESTON, Feb. S.-A dispatch
from Gen. Va, dated Holmes
Bridge, $50 p. NJ, says: My ricke,s
near Blackville, this a. ~, were charged
by three brisades Of cavalry, which drove
them beyond the village Blaekville is
on the lice Of the South Carolina Rail
Road, 2S miles from Branehvillc. and
sorty.seycn from Augusta. Il is forty.
nine miles southwest Of Columbia.
\ dispatch from Bsanchvil!e this
morning, the Sth, says: The enemy
have made their appearance along the
South Carolina Rail Road, beyond the
Edisto river. About ! clock yesterday
evening our troops were Withdrawn to
this side the Bridge. The Gestructioir
OF this bridge sewers all railroad com.
munication with Augusta.
. General Winder died suddenly this
moruiug Of opoplexy.
CHARLESTON, Feb. GA dispatch
from Gen. Wheeler dated Feb. s. 3p NJ,
says large column Of the cnvmy's in.
fautry struck the railroad. a, Graham
and Blackvillc, with three hrigadcs.
NEW York. Feb. l2.-The Heralls
Washington dispatch says i, is under
stood there that dispatches received from
City Point state that Richmon.. pspcrS
Of the llth confirm the report Of the
capture Of Branchvillc, and also contain
areport that Charleston was asacuated.
WAsHlNGToH, Feb. l3- Richmond
papers Of Saturday (il,h) arrived 20.
night. They virtually confirm what was
tclegraphel you las, night, to the effect
that Branchrillc had been occupied by
Sherman,,s forces.
The Daily Dispatch says that the place
VA. probably eca,na;ed, a> three Columns
seemed to be moving on Il, and had lie
s,roycd the railroads between Branch.
willie and Augusta, between Columbia
ind Branchville. and between :hc latter
place aud Charleston, ,ans ':rstr"yin.
the three important raiiyna;i. which
center at. that junction. These prrc,<
ray they have no Information from
Charleston. but scc!u - intimate that
runors Of its evacuation arc not improh.
able.
WAsnISGToS. Fch Is Ii" P:'~
iden; to day nominated {" rhr :'":.a'.
Hon. L. d. Morgan tn L. Sc.I"..sr -
tho Treasury.
New York, Fea. | II" i,ms-'
Washington special SAYS that thc latest
Richmond papers received there she"
that on Friday last General S"crman
cncompossed Branchviile within four
miles Of that place. 1t was understood
that the papers Of Saturday made Il
definite announcement Of It's captErc'
and Gen. Grant stated it as possible.
lie also confirms tho s,atcm:", OF ;he
evacuation OF Charleston Us military
necessity.
All quiet along Grants whole. line.
The rebels do not seem disposed to dis
quite our possession of Haschers Run.
New YoEK. Feb l3.-Fluctuatlons
have been 10 Gold since opening at 2oG,
from 2O51 to 20T.
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Andrew Cunningham
VI,
In ChAnecY.


John Dryden.
TeF object Of this aut ~ 10 the Of S22345
damages Sustained by The Complainant, for breach by
he Defendant Of Certain contract entered Into between
the xaid parties in the lS50 And interest thereon.
for the Improvement Of certain tract Of land held by
them ar'!r. IN the kad County Of KanS~ha. and
fully set aud described In the Compainanit bill;
aud tue Complainant. upon propc. affidavit fled In my
Office having procured order o! attachment against
the Of the said Defendant 10 enforce the paymen
Of his claim. AMI II appearing IRON the return Of The
Sheriff Of knnaSh: County, iha; he had levied said
attachment The UnGS Tied Interest OF the Defendant,
Dryden in sSftsin traSt OF land In tue County q! NAH
Iwhl, known and designated NJ Lot No containing l2B
acrrs. aSJ his undivided irrTrs; III Lot No containing
aS aces. conveyed 10 said Complainant and u~Ic!an,
by ". T.. q. Glson, Commissioner. by deed dated oyh
November, 1874. recorded In Enk V, page 5iS kanawha
Couuty ,rrk Office, aud also 81 acres conveyed BY
David Wilson and wife and Feilea Wilson, by deed
dated Juvlrv 4h l55G and recorded In Boos '. page
3D. III snrc Gicc; and Il !uhe. appearing. By affidavit
and ,c o: said Sheriff. that the Said Defendant is
iatd"ltlui Of tbs State. and that said claim l.
just, and that h:1c IL psSscn Cause OF action therefor,
sd that G1yh ~ =; the lras the said SUM u!
$2.3I with !u;rre. that sum from the is; Of Jsnu
AIRY. l>Gl:
Wherefore. motion Of tie Complainant. II IL ordered
;ha; :hr sad Defendant do appear here within ono
;uo:I:h after III" publication os ths order In the IVES,
r!rs.mia Jourl newspaper published IN Charleston,
In said C"u:y OF Kauawhs aid answer the Complain
amlA bill.
Trste: JOHN SLACK, Clerk.
II NP..t
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The General Exchange Of Prisoners s

,The General Exchange OF PrSoners'
New York, Feb. 9.-The Herald 5
xor,ress Monroe correspondent states
that arrangements have been made 10! u
complete exchange Of all prisoners Ia.
Guiding 2olored troops. The transfer
lii be proceeded with az rapidly as pos
s:h,. ,;,i all are exchanged.
Tho exchange will take place at
A;Lao's luuding, 90 the james hSer'
md BOATS will run regularly between
Anp,poli, aud that place.
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2J|np AArertls ements,
TO OiI-Wcll EsOrcrs!

,r,ur SUBSCRIBERS WISH TO ENTER INTO con-
,,ae,s v.b mon experienced in the above business,
f., ,he torn Of ten oil wells in the kanawha Valley.
70. particulars enquire o; . cp,Swo,D
OEkc on Ferry Street,
,.-y nea: the old Dsak building.
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li.anll1

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IS.
RULES held IN the Clerks Od!cc Of the Circuit,
~ Court Of KanawhA couHiy. OH The lm Aundsy 10
February. lS1j-
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F, y. s. NAVY YARD, Kittsry, Maise, /
Mau 1QRk

J Ship Knees Wanted |
" MES win be- received and paid for at the
IA Navy Yard ttery Maine In quantities of
nom IL to 20 and upwards ct the following schedule
prices. viz: E4Ff b -
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'1lsag G. p. KIMBALL,S 30.
=" A'.A PATENT tsp 3Ai ''N
JUMP SEAT CARRIAGE

The attention OF the public is respectfully called
to my y xw STYLE PATENr JUMP-sEAr CARRIAGE
las used for two or four passengers-invsnted and
Hereby certify, that have used, the past season
the Kim5aJt Jump Seat C7vriags, on which Mr.. z.
p. Kimball obtained Letters Patent on the 18th Of
Nov. 1884. take great pleasure in saying to al
persons desiring good, genteel and seryieeable
Family Carlisle, thai, in my opinion, The kiubal
befo invented-beng very genteel Ia style, 90
light aud well adapted for two persons As any
single Carriage, yet roomY and comfortable for four
dst groom personsis also one of the easiest riding
Carriages have seen, either with two or four
persons. The seats are so constructed that even .
child can shift them and so well proportioned and
made that they do not get cut of repair.
g1adyiss all to examine before purchasing any 9TH
er kind Of Family Carriage. ITO,
Jacob Mcclellan. Mayor Of Portland, Me.
G. ca Il. Adams Iss sSsii Prsbls House, q e.
Insd w. +. chase Of Chase Bros. d Co, 500" ag
". Moses, Bath, Me-, .,..iI
Thomas Lambart, Augusta, Me-, Ai ti
ON shags Bangor aouse, Bangor. Me-. .i9ai
e; q: Soule, Frespoft, Me-, iE4
laa George ssa thompson SSaSi Portsmouth. N H..
l. ?. N. blanchard. Yarmouth, Me.,i bn liaf
CHI Il. soathard ssRichnond, Me-, agt Of
b., g. Brown. Saccarappa, .tsla 1872
A. d. Smith, Jr.. Providence, r. l.,
547 C. W. Robinson, New York, lNu1 NHill
Moses Blaisdell, Peod, Illinois, 4Gl
1 James Thorborn, NJ d T, Toronto, G.. w., 'l-
]. Rich'd Thompson, Bsrrister Hamilton, G. W.
| Prices as Low as can be aforded-being muph IS
than Carryal and but little higher than good Top
| Buggy-whtle they make beautiful Top Buggy and
| perfectly genteel Osrryall. fdl Ic ID oif
Sold only by the Palentee at Portland, Name
aud BY KIas1LL BRorHERs. Ito Sudbury Street,
Boston. fslse-g
All persons are cautioned against making, selling
or using the Carriage without first securing the
right to do 80. s5 l, 81. $50. ..,... IA
Fine engrae ipgs ofthe carriage, sent by mail, with
price, on application toYa JA laioh 10 lfs
PEI bHsl2ud @. r. KIMBALL, s6q'
i ..1E sa'as Mansfactarer end Pctentes,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
II rOpOsaAs Cor RatiOns
i1 And ship ChandIerV.


ID DIsTaIoT or toRTLANp AND kALMouTH,
cSEALED PROPOSALS will be received sopU :, his
y office un il the 18th day Of June, inst for the
supply o. ration to the petty officers and sean en-
the u. s. Revenue Steamer ,Mahonings" Or any
other Reyfnu. Cutter or Cutters that may be sia-
toned at Ills port for the term OF from the
list day Of July next. s.L al .lI|,L no su.l
The rations for the Revenue service is tn same a.
that allowed Ia the naval service, emitting the
liquor and con lists Of the following artcles, viz;
Beef. Pork, Flour Rico. Rssine, or Dried trui',
Pickles or Cranberries Biscuit, Sugar, Tea, Cocoa
bndter, Cheese, Molasses. Vinegar ...lI
ne rations 70 be of good and wholesome quahty,
10 % approved BY the Captaini and the dineient
artces mprising The ration to DO celivertd on
coaru the vessel in good and sufficient casks and ves'
49, 10 Dc provides by the contractor and the con-
tens mercer DISTINCTLY marked ON each. II 10 TO be
under stood that the contractor will be bound to
furnisn upon reasonable notice. as often n ay To
required by the Captain Of the vessel with tho APP
probation of the Collector, (nDt exceedf upon an
average day in es CHI WEEK such fresh meat am
fresh vegetables may be equis emit 10 the CORES
pending parts ofthe ration allowed in the naval SER
vice. p 'i.'1i To
Table of Ratiors may be seen at this cfice. suJi
Scaled Proposals. will ais be received at this Of
fee until the 18th inst Sh p Chandlefy for use Of
above named vessel or vessels for said term Of one
year.
List of articles to be bid for and other specifies
tions necessary to full unders anding of tho pro-
posals advei tised for may DO seen a. this office
T.sgA q. lSRAELWASHBURN, Js.
june6edtd Collector.
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? Z TREAsURY DEpARTafET.

l-7-- OByce q C0nlggfOzttf q We CNFTeNcg,1 J n
Washington, April 18TH 1865
WTHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
w to the undersigned, it has been m sdsre appear
that The Msrch0nfs' Adiionds BdaE If Portland"
in the City of Portland, in thu County of Cumber-
under aud according to the requirements Of the Act
Of Congress entitled can Aetto provide National
Currency, secured BY pledge United States
demption thereof" approved June 3, 1854, and has
complied with all the provise offs said Act equired
TO DO complied with before commencing The bust
ness Of Ba king under said Act: ...f..
Now, therefore, /. Freeman Clark COMPTROLLER of
the Currency, do hereby csrtif, that "1hs Mer-
Portland, In the County Of Cumberland. and st te
Of Maine Is authorized to commence the business Of
Banking under the Act Aforesaid p -o1t ~
In testimony whereof. witness my hand and seal
of cfiiee this seventeenth day OF April, 1865 IEf
y (L.g1 iilttad ,eit +. CLARKE, fifi
ia .-as cave Comptroller Of the Currency.
No 102S. ap22d2m n +,
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81 h.5tl tt1 Warrington. April 18th, 1866.
"HEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
w to the undersigned It has been made to appear
that THE CAsCo NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND
in the city Portland, in the Coun OF Cumberland,
and State Of Msine has been duly organized uudeF
and according to the requirements OF The Act OF Con-
grsss entitled IAN Act to provide National Cur
rency, secured BY pledge OF Unite States Bonds,
and to provide fer the circulation and redemption
thereof" approved June 8, 1864, end has complied
with all the provisions of said Act required to be
corn pied with before commencing the bn stness OF
Banking under said Act: 49, -l1Q b
Notc, fherefsre. i, FREEMAN CLARKE, ComPtroll-
or Of the Curr snoy, do hereby certify that "rHR
CAsco NATIONAL BANK, :" in the city Of Portland,
10 the County Of Cumberland State Of Maine, is
authorized to commence the business of Banking
under the Act aforesaid ih n
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
Q. Office, this twenty sixty day of April, Is 5.
-alt siiits- N FREEMAN CLARKE. Wy
slL.g.l Itter Comptroller of the Currency. .
No. 1850. ap29d2m
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nAnr1oN 70 YHEPuRLI

Every Intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out for general use should
have their efficacy established by wen tested exper
ience in the hands of regularly educated physi-
cian whose preparatory studies fits him for al the
duties he must fulfill ye the country is flooded with
bast in the world which are not only useless but al
ways injurious. The unfortunate should be A rIc.
ULAR in selecting his physicans al 1t is lamentabe
vet incontrovertable fact that many syphilitc
patients made miserable with ruined constitutions
by maltfeatment. from inexperienced physicians IN
general practices for it Is point generally conceded
By the best photographers, thatthe study and man
agement of these complaints should engross tn
whole time of those who would be competent and
successful In their treatment and cure The mex
perenced general practitioner, having neither op.
poftunity nor time to make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pursnes one system 4
treatment, in most cases making an tndscrinnat
curry. stItUHi9Tfa HtE
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Proposals for Fresh Beef.

OFFICE OF rHR A. G. S.,
Portland, Ne, june 8th, 1855
SEALED Proposals will be rec sived at this office
~ until Saturday, June 18th, at IL O'Clock M
ior suppl wing the foiownGIng ntioned Posts in the
State Of Name with Fresh Be- eff, viz:
AUGUSTA, CsTfNE,
MA0HIAsPoRT, EAsTPoRT,
RooKLAND, TREATS ISLAND.
Separate contracts will be made tor each Post to
cont nue. for six months, commencing june 20th,)
preu ed troops stationed there for that period.
The Beef must bs ofgood quality, delivered, cut and
sawed ON such days the unders gned shall direct at
all posts with the exception gusta where it must
bedeivered in Quarter in equal proportion OF Fore
excudedl.
Proposals must be separate for each post accom-
panied by two copies of this advertisement and the
names OF two responsible parties 10 enter into a
bond for the faithful performance of the contract
and addressed Proposals for furnishing Fresh Beet
at ---l designate the postl.y Box 1922, Portland,
The A. G. 8. reserves the right to reject any or
all bids not deemed advantageous to the Govern
ment. HENRY INNMAN. III
Capt. q A. @. M, b A. G. S., u. SEA-
j1ne8dtd
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Houses for sale.

| n HAVE in my hands, for sale, several desirable
~ Dwelling Houses, In good locationsv and vprying
$500 Apply to JOHN J. w, REEVES q
7 4 apra # VA E 800 t,e 4 4as Congress Street.
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MIDDLE AGED MEN.

+. There are many men at the age Of thirty who are
bladder, often accompanied by slight smarting o.
burning. sensation and weakening the system In d
manner the patient cannot account for. On examin.
ing urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be
found, and sometimes small particles of semen OF
albumen will appear. or the color will be of q thin
miikish hue, again changing to dark and turbid
appearance. There are many men who die of this
dificulty, ignorant Of the cause. which is the eg
9 SECOND STAGE OF Observation-Disclosures.
can warrant perfect cure in such cases, and g
full and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs
can do SO by writing in plain manner description
Of their disease, and the appropriate remedies will
be forwarded immediately - asst ..-<. moi
All correspondence strictly confidential and win
be returned II desired. W liVH 5H. rsff
aHa Address, y 81 DR. D. B. HUGHES, a -1sai
No. s. Temple st., [corner of Middle Portland,
~ Send Stamp for circular, ~ :
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CITY. OF PORTLAND..

.ssiasxnl May 9Th, 1865 ar
NOTICE is hereby givon that II Is the intention of
IN tbeUity Council TO es absh grades on the fol-
lowing named Streets, viz:--Porfland st. irom
Grove St to Wesfbrook line: YauRhan st from
Bracket to Congress ST. Emery St from Spruce st,
to Pine ST., lso Lewis and Epshmuan sts Fore st
from India st to Eastern Prpmenade;9 also Poplar
parties interested therein Tuesday, NJ 18th inst
at O'Clock, on Portland St; at ~ O'Clock on
Emery sts: ON Fore ST at 81 O'clock; On Poplar 81
nj O'Clock and al said parties tninterest will take
noticeand govern Themselves accordingly.
Per Order Committee. sxrsT
une6dtd JE DOENELB. AZ
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. b. HUGHES dss
oAK BE FOUND AT nrs
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. 3, Temple Street

WHERE he can be consulted privately. and witl
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted at al
hours daily, and from A. M. to p. M.5s96
Dr. H. addresses those who are suffering under ths
affection of private disease whether arising from
impure connection or the terrible vice Of seifabuse
Dovotmg his entire time to that par tcular branch
the medical profession, he feels -ranted in GUAR
AETRRING CURE IN ALL CASE whether Of Ions
Standing or recently contracted, sntirely removing
the dfegs OF disease from the system and making
perfect and PERMANENT CURE. 9ldf
He would call the attention of the afflicted to TIT
fact of his long standing and well earned reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance of bis skill and sue
mesa lsf+ - tittt tt a-
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Portland and Beston Lime.
Great InduceM e Mts

FEyHE subscribers offer for sale large quantity OF
Il desirable building lots, in the West End OF the
city lying on Vaughan, Pine Neal, CARTON; mon
as West Emery Cueifnan, Lewis, Bramhall, Mon
umert, DanfortA, o. ange, and Salem Streets.
They will sell Qua credit offrom one to ten years,
II desired by the purchasers and to parties who viii
build houses of satisfactory Character they wilt adj
vance II desired ore oa,'th Qf the cost building,
on completion Of the house. From parties who
pufiu imme diateiy, no Cash PAYMENTS REQUIRED.
Apply every day except Sunday, from nine to ten
A. N, 1t the Office o the subscribers whore plans
may be seen, and full psrticulers obtained roe
so1 4albHti xoa siaCl J.eB. BROWN SONS
Portland, May ssls66s v may4tf
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LUMBER!

TIME Bethel steam MIL Co. are prepared to fun
3 Il nish Spruce dimentions Of ali sixss Also,
Boards Shingles lathes, and Pickets, at short no
tce Orders solicited. n1a
Once Commercial Street, ear the hesd Of Hob.
sons wharf. JABEZTRU Treasr.
Portland, April 70, 1885, al INIH ap26dSm
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f&:fs The two story house, and lot7 corner Pine
= siss and Lewis Siss with slated French Roef--
- rhe house is nearly new having been built and
occupied BY the owner about one year, Good cell
ply to 'ai"''*s A. B.BTEPHENSON,s ma Is,
10 9sgili Hs sta8 Ios 8uofiasfQ4a Commercial St.
Or w: II. STEPHENSON, I'd National Bank. NY =
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HAvkn nNEIDENfn

All who have committed an evcess Of any kind
whether 1t be the solitary vice of youth the sting
Ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence in maturer years
lst SEEK FOR AN ANTTD0TE IN SEASON.
The Paius and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
) Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton, are
III 1854 the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait or the contamination that is to fol-
low. do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
3aae Q Disabled Limbs for Loss Of beauty
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PENSACOLA. FLA.

Class No Bricks; class No Oak and hard whoa
class No White pine spruce, juniper and cypfsssI
class No Lime hair end plaster class No 10 Slate
class NO Il Iron Iron nails and spikes class No "a
Steel; class No IA Files; class is Paints oils ard
glass; class No I6 SHIP chandlery; class NO Ii
ard ware ciass No IS Stationery, class No On Hav
and stray class M Al Prevender; cass No % Char
coal; GLASS No % p Ting, packing and hose classs
No "a SpsJm ana lubricating lis ;lcass No 26 An
gers; class 20 Bitumimous Cumserland coal, class
No 80 Machnsry and tools. ,e9rf
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