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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-10-05
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Section tKsnty-one Of act Of Con-
gress, approved March 3, 1865, ..rela-
tive " the crime of.desertion from the
Military or Naval service Ofthc United
States. f ..5 t,tfrx
SEC. %. And Be II further enacted,
That, iu addition to the lawful Pepal-
ties of the crime Of desertion from tho
military or naval service, all persons
who have deserted the military or Ra-
val service Of the United States, who
shall not return TO said service, or ro.
port themselves to Provost Marshal
within sixty days after the prOclama-
ton hereinafter mentioned, shall be
deemed and taken TO have voluntarily
reinquished and forfeited their rights
TO become citizens and such deserters
shall be forevey incapable Of holding
any office Of profit or trust Bnder the
United States, or exercising any rights
of citizens thereof: and all persons
who shall hereafter desert the military
or naval service and all persons who,
being, duly enrolled, shall depart tho
Jurisdiction Of the district in which he
is enrolled, Or go beyond the limits Of
the United States with intent 10 avoid
any draft into the military or naval
service, duly ordered, shall be liable to
the penalties Of this section. And the
President is hereby authorized aud re- b
guircd forthwith, ON the passage of
this act, issue his proclamation, set
ting forth the provisions Of this sec
ton, in which proclamation the Pres
ident is requested to notify all desert
rrs returning within sixty days afore-
said. that they shall be pardoned ON
condition Of returning to their regi-
Inenls and companies. or 10 such other
tons asthey may be assigned
IT, until they shall serve for period
IF time equal 10 their original term Of
''' t'.t
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from the Athens Mesaengerl
The Senatorial Election,

The campaign is now fairly open
Gen. G. IL. Grosvcnor, the Union nom
inee, made speech atthe Court. II Hous,
last Friday evening, fairly defining
his position. He stands just where l.,
has stood since the war began. He l.
in favor of sustaining the credit Of tht
nation, by paying the interest fairly
on the debt Of the country, By re-
deeming all the promises made to sup
port our wounded soldiers, and the
wives and children of those, who have
fallen in action. He is just now what
the Union party has been for the past
four years, and conceals nothing from
those wirOse votes he asks. If elected
he will be Of service TO the District, as
the party to which he belongs will
have q majority. ..-ry- IL &
W.4Reed Golden. 1.-The candidate Of
the Copperhead party, declines to dis.
cuss with his opponent, notwithstand-
ing the readiness he has always man
ifested to harangue the people. on all
occasions. He'is openly in favor Of
repudiating thenalional debt, to the
extent of taxing the war bonds, So as
to render them nearly talueless. This
measure alone should di.ivetefcry hon.
est man to thelfrm support of Ills OPP
IponehtIo,It 1t is only one step toward
Reputation as base as that Of Mississip-
.pi, with jeff Davis as its leader,
In the dark days, two years ago,
when the fate of the nation hung sus-
pended in the balance, when good
men everywhere trcmbled for the iu,
ture of the country, with armed re-
bellion in front, and cowardly treason
in the rear, and while the Union can
,didate was meeting the enemy at
Chicamauga, Mr.. Golden was crying
down the currency Of the country, and,
making speeches and v0fjag for G. i.
Valldndighdm, a man who had been
convicted Of aiding the rebels, and
whose boast it was that he had never
'voted man or q dollar for the war"
If he should be chosen, be will belong
to minority party, and his Influence
will be worthless 10 accomplish any.
thing for his constituents li7ml la
This is the state OF the case, briefly.
We think it,thc duty ofalt good upion
men, after having stood up so proudly
for over four years, to vote and work
a l. a. d 4
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Who May Not Vote.
D Asithe election is approaching It'll
we'll toistate who may NOT vote. p, !

.a.f
, As the election is approaching it's
we'll tostate who may NOT vote, b.
According to tho laws of, Ohio, all,
white male citizcns of, the United
States, twenty one years of age, are
entitled to a'vote But they must be
residents of the county in which they
vote thirty days preceding the election
and if single Inep 1hey,Rust haye,re.
SIDED inthe ward or township where
they propose togvoteI twenty days pre-
ceding the election J and besides, they
must have been residents of Ohio enc
year proceeding the election. 20
ALIENS WHO HAVE BEEN SOLDIERS NAY
'i' "'.'" '5'voTE.. o'' 9'"'-' ~
/ Byt tho 21st section Of the net Of
Congress, approved July Z ,jl6G2, it il
provided that any alien OF the age Of
twcnty.one years and upwards, who
has enlisted or:shall enlist 10 the ar
mics of the United States, either the
regular or volunteer forces, and has
been, or shall be hereafter, honorably
discharged, may be admitted to be-
come citizen of the United States
upon bis petition, without any previ-
Gus declaration Of lis intention to be-
come citizen of the United States
and thatlie shall not be required u
prove more than one years rcsidcnce
within the United States previous lc
his application to become sneh citizen
In addition TO proof of residence and
good moral character. it is required
that the court admitting such alien
shall be satisfied, by competent proof
that the alien has been honorably dis.
charged from the service 0fthe United
States. This act materially alters pre-,
vious laws, but does not in any man
ner do away with the necessity o.
procuring regular naturalization pa,
prIo
| CITIZENSHIP FoREEITED-DEsERr TIERS!
By act of Congress, approved Marcl
3, 1865, and by proclamation otIPres
ident Lincoln, issued in, pursuanc'
thereof, certain persons are declared
to have forfeited their rights OF cili'
zenship. They are: ''' D.
l. gDeserters from the military OF
naval service, who did not report fol
duty on or before the 10th day of May
1865. g'... .,... ..-
| 2. Dcsrrters from the military o.
naval service since the 1Oth day g
May, 1865. 5 3 @9EA Al Y
g. All persons who, having beel
duly enrolled, departed the jurisdic
ton of tho, disGictin. which theytwer
enrolled, or have gone beyond the Tim
its OF the United States, to avoid an
draft into the military or naval sel
vice of the United States. y.qa. sil,
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The I.islici,ncmt against the De-
o! r's. Democracy.

phe Minnesota Union Convention
made the following comprehensive in
Iiclment against the Democracy, as
one OF its platforms:
b. Reso!red, That iuasmuch as the ex-
isting remnant Of the so-called Demo-
cratic party is aspiring to thrust its
counsels upon the people in questions
arising out Of the close of the war; apd
inasmuch as it is just and right that
that party should be held fast to the
responsibility OF its past record, We
therefore Charge upon it that by u
course of scrvilly, extending through
thirty Years il accustomed the South
ern States TO govern, inspiring them
with contempt tor the North and pre-
i.pared. lhcm Tor the day, when, failing
iiny longer to constitutionalIy govern
the nation, they should set up the BAN
ner of revolt and that through their
leaders. they encouraged the outbreak
Of The rrbellion.nSsuring the insurgents
that tor every regiment sent by the
! North against the South, one should
be sent to fight in its behalf, and that
the streets OF Northern cities should
run with blood before the South should
oe subiugaled; that BY a denial OF tho
right Of The General Government to CO.
cree u State into obedience, u denial
4 resting upon the authority of 'the last
| nj the Democratic Presidents, they pal
! sled the uIip Ot the uoverniuOuU i.' ti.~
carly days of tho struggle, and gavo
! tim1 iur tho reasonable conspiracy to
organize aud arm itself; that at every
state Of the contest their sympathy was
mon Tie side of tho rebellion, and that
to the end they organized secret socie-
ties for traitorous purposes, opposed ev-
ery decisive measure Of the General
Government. resisted, or indirectly op-
nosed the enforcement of the draft, in
cited riots in the great cities, filed the
people with gloom and dependency,
and finally, in the critical moment oi
the struggle, declared that the war
was q failure, that the nation was un.
: able to suppress the rebellion, and
y clamored for measures which, ifcarried
| out, could only have resulted in the
D division and destruction Of the nation
ztthat it is now the intention of th'
! Demc cratic party, by working on the
g prejudice of the race, and with aviev
to their own establishment in power
: to preserve the causes of the rebellion
by retaining the black men OF th'
: South IN condition of peonage o.
: scrfdom, as an ignorant and Oppressed
class, cut off from all hope OF fn;ur'
|, Improvement, source ofconstant dan
ger to the white population OF to-
g South, and Il roproach to the humanl
tv and civilization of the entlre na
y ton. .
! ma. Remember the Electionon Tues
: day next. Hr
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Sic SEMPER TYRANMs.-We have
heard of numerous ridiculous transla-
tions of this Latin sentence, uttered
by Booth Immediately after assassina-
ting President Lincoln; but the fol-
lowing, supposed to have been given
in testimony by witness in the trial
snow going on in Washington is the
test. -, R Oh -yr7
Judge HoltAMr. Murphy. were you
at Ford $ Theatre on tire c}night Of the
assassination. siASlS
Mr.. Murphy-I was, indeed, hon
or. b..,..I,. vi ....l....,,L....,. ST..
Judge Holt-Did you see J. Wilkes
Booth jump from tho box after shoot
ing the President2 ri.l73.
Mr.. Murpny-Bad cessto him, l did
your honor. ~ a
Judge Holt--Did you hear what he
said, and If so, what was it? bnt .
Mr.. Murphy-I heard very wei
what he said, your honor, and all hi
said was, I'm sick, send for Meginais,
Csic semper tyrannis.) trs sses p
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,Intcmp'rate youth, by sad experience found,

Colds produce CATARRH, which
if,not checked in its earliest stages
will become very difficult to control
and if allowed to become chronic and
nothing is donc, will surely result in
Bronchitis or Consumption. This
disease may be permanently cured by
the use of DIR. D, H. Seelye's LIQUID
CATARRH REMEDY, even in its
worst form, if directions are carefully
followed, ,. "
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R6~Did the CopperhOads Of Ohio
manifestthcir sympathy for ''the boys
in blue" who were in the field, when
they opposed tho law of the Legsla-
ture, giving the soldiers the right to
vote? Let the ueteranS, answer that
question when Copporheads undertake
to latter them with cajolery, now that
they are at home. ~ Hf 'hF sE"
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EG-Let the soldiers remember that
while the loyal people Of the North
were laboring, night and day, to send
them supplies for their comfort, the
.Copperheads Of Ohio were gathering
dime contributions sall over The State,
for the great unhung traitor, who was
then an textile" in Canada6G ~ 49E
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GENERAL eRosyExoR'S RECORD.
l. a Major in the 18th Regiment,

2. Promoted to Lieut. ColoneI.n'.at
8. dFOr gallantry and efficiency brev
voted a Brigadier General. ,';1 4 ','.'
A. A brave soldier and an efficient
officer from the beginning Of the war
to the triumph over the rebellion. J.
Put this record against that Of W.
Reed Golden, and then voto for the
man whofhas proven his loyalty by
gallant 6ghting:iN ] M y
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usA. Remember the Electionon TueE-
day next.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-30

81 Z To Let. cT
II ARGE CHAMBERS over 1iO and 112 Federal st.
IL Apply to sa&Hsa s50 .Sr
JEFFERSON COOLIGE g. CO.,
apl9du Cor. Commercial and Franklin streets.
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GCl'R CONVOY. carries 10 tons, well found in
- Sails Rigging Anchors, Chains, &c. Price
S1100. Apply to AsA2
Z 80 haa = D. Il. CHASE, Head Long Wharf.
n July 20-sT&TH tt sls'4ss ~
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~ e LADIES' GUIDE
The most simple method ever offered to the rublic
tor CUTTING DRESSES. Ladies wanting EMPLOY
ment can obtain lucrative business. 3 -
ADDRESS M MRS. G. II. SANFORD,
:. 5.t sl. Portland. Maine.
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Wants, Lost and Found.

Custom Coat Makers
CtAN find constant employment and the highest
" wages, at ~ 6l.aI '.llsrlsrds s-dt Ns
j. E. FERNALD q SONS, al
Aug 2S-d1w 81 Middle st.
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house st Wag,sted. 3

{6sssA A modern built House or Tenement suitable
#;i;l for a small family. Locality respectable and
pleasant. Possession to be given Oct. LIST, and
s much earlier as possible. Address Box 1881 Port
lana, me. Taq sadl el bsl1sH15l 3I augzSdst
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Calendar. iit3 81
Fall Term commences Monday, August 2sth, 1855.
Winter Term commences Monday. Nov 1Oth, 1865.
Spring Term commences February 18th, 1866.
Summer Term commences May 7th, 1896.
'4iiii'NA NAHUM MORRILL,, sr
III ~ fs Sec'y OF Board of Trustees
Auburn, July 18th, 1855. july % AVID
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FINHE new French Cottage, on the Cape Cottage
u road, opposite Capt. Green Walden's containing
fourteen rooms, with about acres Of land. It
is unsurpassed on the Cape. Enquire of os
A. STEPHENSON, tfsl- s
JyO-m sffAsWg 121 Commercial Street.
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Stolen.

ENR0M our Office ON wednesday night August
u 2Sd, one Androscoggn First Mortgage Bond,
No. 21, for $1,000. All persons are cautioned
against purchasing or negotiating the same.
gnsIs4 c-Lf .1ff,sa Il & DEBLOIS q JACKSON. "a
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valuable Farm for Sale.

800 - The HOME FARM Of the late
.AIssNCN- JOSHUA =. HALL, Of Gorham,
&aTTlA~H Me-, near Great Falls Village, con-
III aaf4EI18 tanning about ninety acres, well di-
= vided into wood, pasturag6 and til
lage land produces fortyfve tons Of hay. Land and
buildings in excellent condition. e4i7s.
desirable property and for sale on reasonable
terms. " -. - 2 4f---s- 81 r
Inquire Of the subscriber, or Of Mrs. L. A. HALL
on the premises. p. r.. HALL. .14tf-s.
ai1assl County Treasurer,s ONCE, Portland, Me-
0ii August 9--d&wtf .if4s 81 8lfE f,38fiaa
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/. The eastern slopes of fbe Sierra Navodo
in both California and NevsJs oTd tha
tam ranges Of Nevada, are nndoubtedIv don % J r;cb i
n copper, silver and gold silver bein@ ths nre
dominating nat and most available metal METAL '-'' p''7
=. 1hat spite of the scarcity 'of r,oo5
water and the high costoflabor and fooJ anu
sequent upon the great distance u fronl ,oou, con
and the lack Of railroad commnn;na n s;upplies,
extraction q OF these metals win pay eaon,o,,U sne
ment Of capital and labor. 'i'ilg employ
3. That the Comstock ledge in va.
its neighborhood is being fully devaissnlsa isnnla and
offers no opportunities for new entpr, tpuu, anu
though as Pacific capital is not satisfied 1;s,
less than 30 or IS per cent per annn,s, VIII ..1
eastern Is happy with 25, purchases Of some io Of
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% Farm for Sale.

ss, Z lal a9l1l An excellent milk farm for sale
tA<dSA IN situated in the town of Cum berland
EEMR HarzSuR on the Portland and Kennebec Rail-
&z laE1 1EII1 road, known as the Isael True farm,
= adjoining the depot and eight miles
meeting; it contains one hundred and twenty acres
of choice land; viii cut from 90 to so tons of hay
are two wells on the place, and two neper-fainng
brooks that run through the pasture, with two oarns
dwelling house and sheds, and wood enough 10 keep
two tires for the house. The subscriber wiz sell low
as be is about to change his business.
For further particulars enquire on tho premises, or
of JOHN h CAYZFK
Aug2zd4ws tT ~ -
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THE TRUSTEES of the ESTATE of the late
a JOHN EGAN, Esq, deceased, with view Of
ing establishments in Canada have determined to of
1er by PUBLIC AUCTION in the CITY OF OTTA-
WA, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th SEPTEMBER
LIMITS, comprising some AZ a4i
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Ba1s6mess Men Wa,eted
WnMfed.

IA vass for the = =
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Enr aaIa

& A two story HOUSE, finished throughout,
4 ssi i with one acre of land, good barn and out
Corner, Westbrook, about five minutes walk from
the terminus of the F. A. r. r. For particulars en-
quire of R. Leighton Jr., No. Is Silver Stor of the
subscriber ON the premises 9 I34. i
Y Aug 24-d3wt - D.McINTOSH.
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To Let or Lease for a term of Years.
T,HE Store and Wharf now occupied BY Charles
Merrills. The Wharf contains about 1900 sdrare It.
with two story building thereon 20 by75I For fur
ther particulars inquire Of
aIay s8 iailF N JOSEPH H. WHITE,
may25dn sqselg.er No. 81 Union Wharf.
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$4,000 ReaC0rd!
Surgeo,s Generals office,

1T WASHINGTON Cry, DC,
August17, 1865.
AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, to consist of
"A Brevet Colonel c. S. Tripler Surgeon U. S. A.,
President; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel H. r. Wirtz,
Surgeon T. S. A.; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Antho-
9. Lee. Assistant Surgeon q. s. A., Recorder, win
meet in New York City, on the 10Th Of September
into the Medical staff of the United States Army, and
of Assistant Surgeons for promotions
Applicants must be between 21 and 80 years OF age,
and physically sound. 8sf sYAlaH
Applications must be addressed to the Surgeon
General of the Army, stating the residence Of the ap-
plicant and the date and place of his birth: they
must be accompanied by respectable testimonials OF
moral character. sslf6 = ssses a..
IF the applicant has been in the service, he will
send the testimonial of the chief medical officer,
der whom he has served and If in service at the pres
ent Tine the application must be sent through the
Medical Director of the respective Department.
No allowance Is made for the expenses of persons
undergoing the examination, as 1t Is indispensa-
BILE prerequisite to appointment. aR -
There are now twelve vacancies in the Medical
Staff. 4 81 -Th4 85s
u, n fa ,s j. X. BARNES,
Surgeon General q. S. Army.
Aug 23-3tawtin oct1 rf
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WNNted.

A PARTNER with Capital of $500 in q light,
IA profitable and reliable business 5t =
Address w. B. care P. o. Box sos.
Aug. 25-d1w+ 3i sealls fs
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For Sale and to Let.

FO7. Sale on. to Let.
AaI i1e A good, secondhand seven octave PI-
- ANO FORTE. ~ f
ff1SVs1W For particulars, address
1&~s o@ u"W. w. K" Transcript ONCE,
Is Aug 29--dlw alnnl slll-.ll Portland, Me.
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For Sale.

t$tsA A modern three-story Brick House. No. 4Se
k5;; Congress Street. Lot 3Sx120 feet with good
I'LL stable; together with passage in the rear OF
the lot IT not sold by he 18th OF September, win be
leased for term OF years. T8i =
Inquire of 5-
Portland, Aug. 26--dH ~ asi
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Dissolution.

PORTLAND, August q 1855
'ItHE copartnership heretofore existing between
a a GEO. Z. ROSS and VIM. ROSS, JR., under the
ROSS HROTHE15, .'
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. 4el
l.af GEO. e. ROSS,
na s WIN. ROSS, JR.
The undersigned viii continue the business under
the same firm name OF Ross Brothers.
aug7da a WIN. ROSS, JR.
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For Sale

ONE of the most beautifully located House Lots in
" Portland; good land, large lot, surroundings
pleasant; win be sold for one-hdE what any other
equally large and desirable lot in this city can be
bought for. Enquire at X A3h GEsfyb
sl9S ~ zg9 lfiA ~ o. w. s. DYER'S. 4l8i
IL :. 1871 Middle St.
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For Sale.

d. A very desirable two story HOUSE, contain
Eas:; ing ten finished rooms, with every' conyen-
&AAl ience Of water, &C., / acre land under high
staSe STAT with great variety Of shrubbery
on the line Of the Horse Railroad, near Woodfords
Corner, Inquire OF
- III q JOHN G. PROCTER, slIi4tda
Aug 20-d2W Lime Street.
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Wanted.
Lost !!

A GOOD smart girl thas understands running q
a Sewing Machine, can find situation at 1874
Middle St., Portland, Me. aug16dtf
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House Lots for Sale.

OEVERAL finely located House Lots in Cape Eliz-
- abeth, three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge
Inquire Of E. N. PERRY, at the Sherifss Oics, Port
land, where plan of Cape Elizabeth lots may be
seen. a Hs9 <tt may13tf
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Eas Real estate for Sale.
HOUSE and Lo No. 81 Middle Street, known as
L i the oayson House. -a
! House and Lot corner of Waterville and Sherbrook
Sts. Terms easy, 20 suit purchasers -laE
Apply to w, 37g Middle st. julyl1dtt
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS;
JOHN Il. GILMAN. Editor,
PUBLISHED AT sss EXCHANGE STREET, BY
N. A. FOSTER &c GO.

The PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published al
$500 per year in advance. ssea H ~
THE MAINE STATE Press is published every
Thursday morning, at $500 per annuln, in advance
ment be delayed beyond six months 4 T
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W0aeted to Purchase.

o. The subscriber wishes to purchase a conyen-
W;i;l lent TW0-STORY HOUSE, ,ceN finished, con-
.EssA tanning about eight or nine finished rooIas,
eeensro1y and pleasantly loeated-price say from
Address "Box %, Press offiee.' ila,l atafs 2
Aug 25. 1S65s-d5w lsAid ifA
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W09ated.

81 m Wanted. m (
Vessels to load deals at st. John, N.
4AA B., for English and Irish Ports, at high
na43N est rates Of freight.
Xz44EH 4-aa 03 Also, at4ii.
- To load lumber at same place for Calves
ton, Philadelphia and Richmond. oefs Il
tssf = Us. LITTLEJOHN 8 CHASE,
Aug. 2s-dtf - +
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COODers W09eted.

COOp6TS WOTCCeW.
ITO make HID Shocks in New York City. Apply
Il at ~ 10 Commercial Street..
August 25--d2ws HI. r5ilg-I i7.7a,-7 ~ -
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To Rent.

A TENEMENT centrally located, to family With
Aout children, at one hundred and fifty dollars per
year. Apply to P. S. W.,
june16H 3 No. 81 Middle Street.
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Rates Of Adver.isinx.

Ore inch Of space, in length of column, constitute
G square" .aNa4f
S1.b0 per square daily first week rs cents pei
week alter; three Insertions or less $1.00 contnu-
ing every other day after irst week, 90 cents.
HAT square, three insertions less, 20 centsi oi
week, $1.0O; 80 cents per week AFTER
Under head of HAMUsEMENTs," &20O per square
per week; three insertions or less, $1.5O. -,
SPECIAL NOTICES. - $500 per square w.: !, S
l$1.Bo. l7I ilfi a57I5 g
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which las large circulation In every part
of the State for S1OO per square for first insertion
and 80 cents per square for each subsequent nser-
zion. l Nt
SPECIAL NOTICES at the usual rates.
E8f- All Communications intended for the paper
should be directed TO the "EDIroR OF THE FREES,
and those of a business character 10 the PUB
L1snERs."
R5y- JOE PRINTING, of every description, exc
euted with oispatch and all business pertaining 70
the Offce or Paper promptly transacted on applica-
ton es above. @a tLlt
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w A NyTIE,I)f

4 WILL pay TEN cents per H. for ALE Pamphlets
delivered at the Office Of the POI tland Sugar Co..
corner Commercials and MaplaRts = aa-1
jan2ldtf 7s2 1-aGIi, II j. M BROWN.
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ITO PHOTOGRAPHERS. want to commences
Il Sept. 4th, tnext Monday,l lor before, an expert
enced operator, to make negatives Pay good, place
permanent. Address, with price and reference, Ell
no. G. 8. SANDERSON, Lewiston, Me.
Aug 29-d3ts ls- g-IT-eT-' .e 80. q 1llW
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Board Wanted
Wnmted.

IN Private Family In the Western part of the
4 city. For particulars address r. w., Post Office
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