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70 tne world above the waters, and entered the
.% uoat tnat was waiting for him. And now
lley opened the shell, and lol all was explain
eo. Within the shell was a magnificent pearl
bright as silver rainbow. 1t was the larg-
est evsr found in those waters. Carefully they
carried it away. And now 10 was known that
it cost all those sufferings and agonies 10
make that pearl The angel of the waters
had made them all to go into that nearl
and not an agony could have been less
and have the jewel so perfect. II WAS carried
at once to the crown jeweler, and now adorns
the head OF the Queen. No other pearl can
compare with il. o'''i'
., the wisdom, goodness and mercy of God
de can take the pains, and the agonies of the
sick one, and work them all into iewels wb;ot
WI sparkle In the crown of Christ forever
Al our sorrows and suferings, and our yerv
tears, will thus become part Of his own elc.
rious crown. We wonder often that the oood
u ene meeK, are made to suffer 90 long and so
leartuiiy; but when we look upon the Jewels
Wnicn ne thus makes up we shall cease To
wonder. Not one pang or sorrow conId he
spared and have the jewels in his crown what
they are. N'o"n "n"' 'i''A
!, v, suf1erer on the bed of paini I have told
the simple eFstory of the way our Lords makes
pearls ior the crown of earthly monarchs; and
IN the same way he is fitting thee to be
glory In his own diadem. Patiently, patiently
suffer his will, and thou wilt hereafter see
tnat II was all to make thee more glorious In
the eternal kingdom. REV. DR.. Todd in the
Sunday School Times.
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For Sale.


A EOUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
"A at Graves Hill, Westbrook, will be sold at q
bargain. il, 4g
Enquire of FRANCIS B HANSON, at Geo. II.
Babcock,s, Federal Street, or of ASA, HANSON,
head OF Berlin Wharf oct6 diff
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The Pearl Oyster.

Far down in the deep waters, near the is
land OF Ceylon in the bright sand, lay young
pearl oyster. 1t was surrounded by large
family of brothers and sisters, and was as
happy and as joyous as an oyster could be.
Tha beams OF light came dancing down upon
him from the upper world, just as bright as
his eyes could bear. The dark waves rolled
over his head and beat upon the island with
laundering roar, but they never troubled him.
Ships sometimes scudded across his vision
under their storm sails, bat whether wrecked
or safe, gave him little or no anxiety. II the
hungry fish came prowling round be nestled
deeper in the sand, and was safe. SO full OF
life was he that, had he feet, he doubtless
would have danced for joy. So he lived and
grew, the very pride of his family.
But one day he suddenly felt sharp pain
dart through him. is45 4
10. what is that ?" cried he. 81 never felt
anything like it! Has some young sword-fish
stuck his sharp sword into mel"
"Alas my child" said his mother, 81 know
well what it means. You have an incuriable
disease growing upon you" 0, that the an
gel of the waters would pity you and spare
you" st eiqaas
"Shall l feel it again, mother?"
ayes, again and again. But you will learn
to bear it, and the trouble will come upon you
20 gradually that you will learn to suher, =.
From that day the poor oyster never had
m hour free from pain, Gradually these pains
came, but with Increasing power; but ne soon
learned to bear them, and even to smile and
,peak cheerfully. Tenderly the poor mother
ninistered TO him and comlorted him. But 1t
was soon found that there was something
growing near his heart, that was very hard.
1t was covered up so that nobody could see it.
All the doctors far and near came and pre-
scribed, and guessed what it was, but could
afford no relief 1t was noticed, too, that the
angel of the waters came often and looked up.
on the poor sufferer, and every time he did SO
the pains increased. 1t seemed as if he want
ed to increase them-and no doubt he did,
sometimes he would touch him with his fin-
ger, sometimes turn him over, and sometimes
,'int 10 the physician to give the very medi
ne that made the sufferings greaterl Poor.
hlpess one! there he lay, year after wear.
gr'wing larger, and the lump near his heart
growing larger and harder, and the pains ever
Increasing. erI
Atlast the poor oyster was worn out by
ans, and died; aud as he breathed his last,
earl diver came down and seized him and put
n into his little bag. Soon he shot up again
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Eclectic Physician,

- -
From 61s Broad way, New York, has returned to
Portland, and can be consulted az her ofdse, no. II
Clapp's Block. @ sHI n - q
Oae Of the Greatest Cures on Record. p
Prompted by no other thao the feeling of beneyo-
lence and for the benefit Of the afflicted desire to
rake known short description Of my disease and
the unexpected cure which obtained from Mrs.
Manchester's Medicine. Upwards Of two years
since was taken sick, which gradually increased
until was 60 far reduced that never expected to
be well again. had the attendance of six eminent
physicians and never received the slightest benefit
until commenced using Mrs. Manchester's Medi-
cines. My disease at that time was as follows:-I
was extr, mely fsble-confned to my bed. NV flesh
had all disappeared the whites Of my eyes vel
low, ais, the skin yellow; had dun avy pain in
the right side and it very much enlarged: pain
in my shoulders and spine. The left side seemed to
decay so that there quite hollow plassi init.
had very distressing pain at the PIT OF my stomach
tongue coated thick, sIomach very acid appetite
tirely gone. not being able 20 keep anything my
stomach, fever, night sweats, thirst violent, dry
cough, difficulty of breathing duh headache. can
not describe as wish to do my miserable situation
and suffering every organ in my BODY was diseas-
ed Ny physicians said was fast hastening to the
consumption.
Ienj ~ at this time perfect health, and this is
plain short history my case. and is the truth.
would recommend every and all invalids to 60 and
consult Mrs. Manchester. MARY A. MoULToT,
ssi EDWARD L. MoULToN.
Portlt nd, May Q. 1884. mcl9d1y
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FOR SALE & TO LET,
Real Estata for Sale

THE undersigned cfsr the follsw ng described
l. piecss If property IN Portland, belon gng to the
estate OF Joseph Noble Esq deceased.
/. Stores Leween Exchange ard Lime streets.
fronting on Exchange street. Er. Jcha NJ Baker
NJ arly Opposite will dssi gDa,e the prem ses.
2. Stole an land. NO. IL Exchang 20 street, cccu-
pit by Mr.. 4. ID. Patten.
g. Lot ofiand ituate on North and Poplar streets.
4. Parcel of Land situate on Congress street.
8, Store and Land situate on For street. No, 2l0
and stcre-house ana land in the rear.
6. Houses aud lana on York street. They can be
seen application to Mr.. James Bradley.
Lot anu bulldogs on Union wharf. Mr.. Al
pheus haw will give informaic r. ation TO this
property.
Application for pure hase may he made to the sub
scribers Room Ne. 35. No. Ill Broadway New Y vrk.
JOHN T. HEARD.
SElE CALDWkLL JR.
New YORK Iarch Is, 1866 ma 2OlSw
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Wanted.

A NY person wishing to adopt male infant, can
IA hear further particulars by addres,ing
meh25dlws A. j. T., Portl and, Me-
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Farm far Sale.

FTlHE subscfiDer Offers hi, Farm, situated in Cape
Il Elizabeth4 about three and halt mles from
cortland eridge. contaiEing 20 Acres Land, Build
mas good, Fences suDftantial Si ionewal young or
charo, choice era ted Fruit About 40 cords wood
hall Oak and Walnut. Also Farming toos, and 10
cords dressing.
Terms Of pGs nse1st made easy.
For particulars enquire OF SCOTT DYER on the
jan3ldtf .f ar
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Canal Rank.

NOTICE 10 hereby given. that at meeting o. III.
1N Stock ho deIs OF Canal Bank held on the OH dal
rectcrs ard Company ottne Canal Bank, IN Poriiasd
will become National Banking Association undtl
claws OF ths United Stst So ts Dire ciors havins
hrst procured the authority Of the owners OF two
thrds Of the capi al etcck make the ce ufcaos re-,
CURED therefor by the laws of the United states Z
pursuance OF the said vote, and by viri ne oi tn
auiDorty tsersin con aimed, the Dire toIs nzs
procured he assent OF the owners Of wy-sooes "
ihv cap tai stock, have this day de "
tze Immediately as such assoc iaticn iatinx c,.bt,,
Portland March IL 1865 mariSdlm
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NOTICE il herby. given, that at a meeting Of the
IN stockholders Of the Casco Bank held on the 9Th
day OF March inst, it was voted M W sla sI
That the Directors of this Bank be, and they are
hereby instructed ami authorized to chan ge and
vert the CISCO Bank iRlo National Banking Asso-
ciation under the la Of the United States and to
make all certificates ana papers, and to do and per-
form all acts necessary TO carry into feet the object
of this uotevhensver they shall have obtained the
assent Of the holders of at least twcthiIds Of the
Capital s ock f" hs's ~
In pursuancs of said vote and by virtue of the an.
thorty therein contained the Directors have procur.
ed tho assent of the holders oftwothirds of the Cap
ital Stock. and have determined to organize mmedi-
ateiy as sach Association
E. P. GERRISH, Cashier.
Portland, March II, 1855. marlsdlm
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CAUTION TO THE puRLlG.

O]AV
EVERY lntslligeht ana thinking person must know
that remedies landed out general use should
have their efficacy established by well tested expei.
ience IN tbs hands OF q regularly educated p6ysi.
oian whose preparAtory stu0ies hts him all tht
duties he must huh; ye the 5coualry is flooded with
poor nostrums and cure.alls, purporiing to be the
Dest in the world which are not only useless but al
ways injurious. Ihs unfortunate s0ould be PARTIo
ULAR III selecting his physician, al it amentable
yet incontf0vertapIe Iacr that many syphilitic
patients made miserable with ruined con st ution
ny matreatment from inexperienced physicians In
general practice; for it is point gener conceded
by the best syph0grapaers, thatthe study and mar.
agement OF tlese complaints should engross tn
whole time OF thoss WHO would b. competent and
successful in their treatment and cure. The mex.
perienced general Practitioner, having neither Or
portunity nor time to make himself acquainted with
their pa biology, commonly pursues one systen I
treatment in most cases making an indiscrmin ate
use of that antiqrated and dangerous weapon, Mer
curry. yAi ~ g7sH@t
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WANTS, LOST.F FOUND
Valise Lost.
Wanted.

A situat,oD, by q wi5ow lady, a. housekssper.
. who has haa much experience. Please address
A. L.
Yarmouth, Me. ma 27d1w*
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Portland, March %, 1865. - msYasssw n
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A Destrab,e Farm fer Sale.

A Prides Corner in Westb 70 ,k, six miles rom
Apoftand; con aims Ito acres OF excsilent land
sui ably CIV .ded iato I'll age, .sture and woodland
the whole has southern caut, IL well water by
never faiiiDg brock. A new two story br ck House
Of modsrn syle, Barn ana other outb ailiiags, veil
SUP lied with excel ent wafer. n orcf ard Of 100
pale and Pear treesju come int besrina.
TIE ms Ii eral. FIR pa-ticuls's ipq are of the sub
scriber on thu remises. ABIJAa HAwKEs
Address, Sszyers Pa ns P.O.
marl6d& wSw*
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FOR SAFE.

tst4A A first cass double deck vessel. (now
R61/ bulldog an eastern port of thA ,ol.
lMlA loving dimensions :-Lsrgfh l28 seat
B 4kBA4AAr bscsdth 81 feet, 8 inches; depth lower
hold. IL feet inches; bstween decks
s feet; abous 400 tons, old mes essurement. Can be
ready for sea in 30 days Will sell the hull spars,
and iron work, or tittt complete l3iFI3 Z
For further particulars inquire of ts ..-.
. 4e q. M DAVIS 4 CO.,
117 Commercial st.
Portland. March Both, 1895. mchSld4w
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NO be L.ef.

NHE dweLinghouse formerly occupied BY Moody
+: WALKER. Esq, situated on the corner OF
variety OF ya.uab afrui trees plants Ii
ed with the premises.
For ternis apply at the Portland Savings INK, or
to William IL Baxter, at NO Free Street. BLOCK.
moh 2l-d;f
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DR. j. b. HUGHES =.
GAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. S Temple Street.
No. s Temple Street.

WHERE he can be consulted privately, and witt
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted, at al
hours oally, and from A n. to9
Dr. II. addresses those who are suffering under the
a1iction OF private disease, whether arising from
impure connection or the terrible vice OF selt-abuse
DeVotng ms entire time to that pai tcular branch o.
lhe medical he feels we -ranted in GUAR
ANTEkING CURE In ALL CASE whether OF long
stanoing or recently contracted. ntirely removing
the aregs o. disease from the system, and making
perfect and PERMANhN1 CURE.
he would call the attention OF the afflicted to the
Iact OF his long standing and we'll earned reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance of his skill aid sue
CESS.
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A PAINTER wanted at E. K. Lemopt's Carrisgs
IA ctory, Preo Street. ma ,2sedl~s
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From 61s Broadway, New York, has returned to
Portland, and can be consulted az her ofise, no. IL
Clamps Block as.Ir ri "a u z
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To Let.

TNyBE brick Store I49 Commercial st., Canant's
IL Block, with two good offices the sec ond story
Rent $500. Possession given immediately
ApIlyto AUo'S e. STEVENS CO.,
mch2Sdlw Head OF Widgery's Wharf.
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merchants' Bank /.

NOTICE 10 hereby siven hat at . legal mset,ur
IN the SfockholoeIs OF the Meschan's q Bauk be d
the 23i N it was voted, 10 surrender lie Stase
Chactsr, for the urpose OF comir 2 a Matte lei
Banking cciatop, two thirds the tock lde1s
In interest having c5rcurred therein ~ ala TO su
thorizs the Directors to IeRke certificate and es
laws Of The United ates. q - = -
In pursuance Of said vote aud by virtue Of fhs gu
thority gwen item, the Directors of he sad NIsr
chants ank hays deserminsd TO organize immsti-
stely as sch National Association t, - II =
Portland, March "a, 1866. msra5d :,
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FOR SALE.

z CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 26
xss1s rooms, large stable and sheds-situated two
lsl&Ass& and one-half miles from Portland and the
isEat finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for . wa
Atering place and summer boarders For
parlcuiars enQureG GEO. OWEN, il5
ap7 dtf D1 Commercial Street, Portland.
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FoLe.t.

GTORE No Manufacturers Block Union Street
~ s0tth or aUith9Ht pofcer Also one Room rs by 40
feet in third story Nth po,cer For parti uars an.
ply at CouI ting Room No Mani's Block Union st
W1NSLOW'5 MACHINE WORKS, n n asf.-.T
? mch28dSw J.L WINSLOW Aet
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HAVE CONFIDENCE.

=
All who have committed az escsss of any kinn
whether 1t be the solitary vice Ofvout the sfing
ing rebuke OF misplaced confidence in maturer years
SERK FOR AN ,AN71DOTE IN sEASOE.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostration that may follow Impure Cotton, are
the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait OF the contamination that sure to fol.
low do not wait for UHsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for LOSS of beatty ii
- and ComnlaXinn.
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MIppLE A,iEn MEN.

There are many men at the age OF thirty who ar,
troubled with too frequent eyacnations from the
bladder, often accompanied by slight smarting OF
burning sensation, and eakening the system In
manner the patient cannot account for. On examin.
ing urinary deposits ropy sediment will often DC
found, and sometimes small particles of semen o.
albumen will appear. or the color will be of thin
mikish hue, again changing to dark and turbid
appearance. There are many men who die OF this
difficulty, ignorant Of the cause. which is the 81 q
SECOND STAGE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
d can warrant perfect cure in such cases, and
tul and healthy restoration OF the urinary organs.
can do by writing in plain manner description
of their disease, and the appropriate remedies will
be forwarded Immediately
All correspondence strictly confidential and VIII
be returned If desired. h drsaa ai 4n6S
Address, DIR. J. B. HUGHES,
No.3. Temple St., toorner of MiddleI Portland
EY Send Stamp for circular, .1so4
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Portland Dry Dock Company.

TyaE annual meeting OF the S,ockholders Of the
: IL Portland Dry Dock Company, VIII pc hsld ~
the beard of Trade Rosms, Monday April Sd at p
M for the choice of officers for the ensuing year
and for the transaction OF any other business which
may legally come before them. Per order 5sarf1
Portland, March 24th. 1866. ia mar25sdtd
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EReal Esfafe for Sale.

ADSTORY and a half house, situated in Cape Eliz.
"A labeth, about a mile irpm Portland Brioga, and
short distance from the Town House, win rom
two 10 eight ceres OF land will be sold at bargain
~ Apply TO L. PAR2oTr, on the pr emisss.
Marc a 25-d4w# U
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4oAorss of well selected Oil Territory

in soma twenty carefully selected separate Farms
in choice localities, namely: ~ 20 & ,gfio
No. J. Hart Farm, ON Mile Run, half amiIe from
Marietti 24O acres has well down SEQ feet with
sood shOw foil and gas; have just commenced put
ing down the secor well. .,r r. .,,se9 -sg
No. 2. Mccoy and Wickham Farms, 240 acres on
Federal sCreek. Five miles above these Farms, on
the same creek, there has been well ttrrck within
two wes ks, which is now flowing over three hundred
barrels per days. slfni3 gaaaiQai is a1S g
No. g. Adams AID Robinson Farms, lso acres on
Hallway Run.
No 4. Smith Farm, 80 acres on Horse Run
No. 8. Sprague Farm, ITO acres on Dodge Run,
NO. 8. Thomas Farm, "a acres on Thomas Run Y
MOI Sharp, Administer, Ferguson, Ford Turner
Lynch -Deming, Lsfiin and Woodruff Farms, 1895
acres on Creek considered by best ind ses to be
| the very best of oil territory =
No. Miller Farm, 80 acres, on Tunnel Hin RnuM
No. 9. Variety and vanralanker Farms, 100 aores
on Garfield Bun. s 3 - y, -
No. 10. briggs Farm. 4s acres on Big Run ,3al.
No. II. Shirley Farm 81 acres, on rederal Creek
on which they are making preparationsto to put down
well Immediately 80 e15sT zh rs 93a b'aa
No. II. Frost Farm. 80 acres on Hooking River.
on which they are just putting down we'll -..s---
7 ars y. tHzgnfgs
Applications, If accompanied with $50, in cash or
draft for each share wanted will be promptly repli
ed to if addressed to 400 .glgsa " 4 h7a 81
1a W. WILLIAMS, IA Broadway. NY.
orr JOHN G. PROCTOR, ~
once on Lime Street, entrance first door from the
Post Office l1ha ae Portland, .Maine
March IL a5gh.... .h1ieCd ...af 5.aI3f .ods,. .
] = .IlI IFia B. o.. y r ff a M
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mo EAt.

IA two story brick How're, on the corner Of Sumner
IA and India str eets. 1t has hard and 81 it water
and gas Enquire on the premises. y.
bsiae1A mos t N marcd27-d1w~ y
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HOW MANY THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY r
THIS BY UNHAPPY RXPERIENCE.

THIS BY UNHAPPY EXPERIENCE.
Young msn troubled with emissions in sleep,a
complaint generally the result of bad habit IL
youth, ated scientifically, ana perfect cure war
ranied or no charge made, - = ~ SA
Hardly . day passes Dus we are consulted by one
or more young man with the a. disease, some Of
whom are as weak and ernaciated q aough they
had the consumption, and by their friends suppose
to have it. ALI such cases yield to the proper AND
only correct oou-se of treatment and in short time
are made to rejoice in perfect health. saal m feni
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CapitaI stock only 5000, 600

Instead of $33 600 600, which would actually be
the portion of soma other companies; in other
words, there might be thirty three companies of
100000 each formed BY this Company, and then each
one be equal 10 many other companies formed In
stead of three million shares, there are but IL o01
shares on 6fS9
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Cavalry and Artillery
HORSES WANTED. g

40 u Augsstd, Me-, March 18th, 1866.
Price Raised to $l60 and $i70.l
r. Proposals will be received at this cfice
<<aN% for the purchase OF Cavsrg and Artillery
U3}1A Horses or the use of the q. 3. Govern
Zn3Ap meat, till further nofice. d liaf NJ e1f
Horses offered for the Cavalry Service must be
sound in ali particulars well broken, in 5ull ssh
and good condition, from 10 TO l6 hands high, frem
five to nine years old, AID well aSapttd IN every
way to Cavalry purpe. es Price $1e0.
Artillery horses must be OF dark color, quick in
al partculars quick and act le,r well broken, and
square trotters in harness In good flesh and condi
ton, IRON six to ten years Old notices. than fifteen
and half hands high. and mo- ess than tenhundred
and nifty pounds. Rrice 10 be $40.
ANY number of horses from one upwards, If an.
swering the above description and passing rigid in.
spectlon Will be received and pad for in the Gov
plieo Y t THOS, G. WHYTAL, ob .r,bas
LIN meh2l Capt. and Asst. Quartermaster q. s. A.
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For Sale.

f::;l House No Is Cross street; the lot is large,
iii contang about 1000 feet of land with plenty OF
: = sz hard and soft water. Apply to
~ - feb lStf .-a WIN. CAMMETT.o
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I.-oIvencY NOtice.

rrVur ,ao-s,oued hereby give noicf to al poreon7
,nta,sss ~. fst they have be- a. pone b.
~ T,dgs ~ Prohst ior Cumbell nd County Gem.
% tne 10y With IA pow to receive snd fx7miuo
m, ~ ,.ms ofthe several creditor the estaie
~ anss d. Besl,n, late of Portland, SLOAN de-
osssei l. which estate fa' been repres nted e. oe =
stors for bringing in their aims and proving theiF
debts. ats- ~
The Commissioners will be at the ofice Of Nstha
w BIB ON Temple Street, In FortlaE d, en- tho drsf
Mondays of April, MAY June au" July. enc the secs
opd Monday OF September, 1865, frcm TO O'Clock
p VI for the purpose of receiving and exzminiv Z
- :. NATHAN wFpB.
MARTIN CORE
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For sale.

a "a An extra Gloucester built Fishin,
"a A(A Schooner of 100 ton extra well found
MlH all reacy for business.
<4sA4A Ad ress d. W,
= -H7 mar95 lwds ro Porti5n1, Post Office.
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Piano. Forte Instructinn

MISS WHEELER, having recently returned
Xl from Boston, is desireus Of obtainng pupils fol
Instructors on the Piano Forte. Having been nm.
der some of the best German ieachers for six wears
feels sssuSed Of giving perfect satisfaction TO ali who
NAV favor ner With tneir patronage. For further
reference, apply to II Free strii mea2idSssfK
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Portland Five Gents Saving.' Bank
DEeosirs made in this B,pk ON or before April
~ Will Re on tntersst. Once corner Of PUN
aud Middle streets. mchs5ilw