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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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good, kind, tender-hearted soul, who perhaps,
has been nassed over in life, who has toiled
hard. who has suffered much, who, at any rate,
has never tasted the joys of maternity, who
has certainly never incurred its yexations 1t
is really wonderful, under such circumstances,
that these women should retain so much hu-
manity: that the fire of love should not have
been GuencheJ in their lonely hearts; that the
milk of human kindness should rot have died
have dried up in their breasts long ago.
We should be thankful to Heaven for these
maiden aunts of ours; they are lie zion OF
angels upon earth, for ever lowering about us
to pity and to succour. If the natural history
of aunts were faithfully and accurately follow
/, ed out. / am inclined to think that the aunts
ofwhom speak would be found to be dis
tinct species OF the genus. There are points
of resemblance IN all aunts of this class, which
are not to be observed in persons who stand
to society In other relations. There are many
varieties of fathers, brothers, sisters, and un-
Giles. There is an indulgent father; but quite
as often there is the harsh and tyrannical
father. There is the affectionate and jealou
BROTHER; the loving and spiteful sister.
Then, as to the uncle (who should be coun-
terpart of the aunt in everything, being the
masculine of the species1 IS it not proverbial
that while some of them poke their nephews
in the ribs, and cali them sly dogs, and give
them no end OF DanknOtes, others are cruel.
bloodthirsty, rapacious uncles, who take their
nephews into dark woods and Leave them to
die of hunger. But our aunts? Our aunts
are always good. Who ever heard Of a wicked
aunt? laa4l fi4 fAfiH1Ka ~ zs
Beitunderstood, however that l. do not reck-
on among my bright, particular aunts the sis
ter of your father or mother, who marries and
has children of her own; nor the lady whom
your uncle may take to himself with the same
commonplace result. We don't think Ct her.
be she the one or the other, in the true aunt
sense. Do you ever call her "aunty," and go
and sit in her lap, put your arms around her
neck Answer me that. No, no. She is
aunt-mark how cold the word is without the
endeanng diminutive Aunt Charles or aunt
James, with lots of little buckets of her own
dipping into the well of her affections; ant.
she has not drop for you. Dare to sit in her
lap, and she win push you rudely and coldIy
away. Venture to put your arm round Ihef
neck, she viii probably stand upon her propri-
ETY.. The person whom you call "aunty dear
is quite another order of being She is your
fathers sister, or your mothers sister, occa-
sionally the vile OF your uncle; but, in this
last case, she is only "aunty DEAR when she
has no children Of her own. AS to her natu-
raj disposition: she is born to love and to be
loved--bom to deny herself; to suffer patient
ly, to toll and spin, not for herself but for 9th
ers-born, above all, to rear the weakly sheep,
and to rescue the black ones who go astray
All the Year Round. aa Dbnse'7it
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For Sale.

1SE.s A modern three-story Brick House, No. 4s6
2iii; Congress Street. Lot 33x120 feet with good
stable; together with passaee in the rear Of
sne lot. II not sold by she 10Th OF September will be
leased for term Of years. ff 70 gff5777l BID n
Inquire of
JOHN G. PROCTOR, Lime Street
Portland, Aug. 26--dtf Il .s-179 i1T' -7fHS1l 4
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TAINTED.

RASIERS and Fmishers, on Cloaks, can find work
~ ana gsod pay for the season at BEAL & RICK
Els NO. l6O Devonshire St., Boston. Z '2A7!
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THE MAIDEN AUNT.

1t Is mercifally ordered in the great scheme
u I existence that nearly every person should
lay ll,1 al aunt VINO is Wiling to grow into an
old maid, and to sacrifice her life to the good
OF others-tnose others heinz generally ner
neplieWS and nieces. Aunts are the fairy
suou g9unotners Of society, the supple nenta-
~ lhotheis who are often more kind and indul-
s5nS 70 5ne enudren tlaa tneir parents are.
, aliere Is not sins person anywhere who is
MOI ,anltlar with this idea OF GOOD aunt We
seoNlesnnes near OF children VINO never knew
,asner nor mother; but where is the child VINO
m mon , new an aaht5 When the father and
the mercy c1s 8 ana leave the poor infant IS
niue wan IN, and feeds and clothes II a rr,d
'sendS IL 70 school? Who9 The aunt. The The
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Farm for Sale.

An excellent milk farm for sale
3.fisA ~ situated in the town of Cumberland
a#1ETfAwAR on the Portland and Kennebec Rail-
IN lEIa AI64 road, known as the Isael True farm,
- adjoining the depot, and eight miles
nom Portlauu; convenient to schools, stores and
NEE ing; it contains one hundred and twenty acres
of choice land; win cut from so to so tons of hay
are two wells on the place, and two never-fa- ing
brooks that run through the pasture, with arms,
dwelling house and sheds, and wood enough keep
two fires for the house. The subscriber will ell low
as he Is about to change his business. a
of JOHN ~ CAYZFR
Aug 22-d4w*
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Valuable Farm for Sole.

The HOME FARM of the late
lLaM- y JOSHUA E. HALL, of Gorham,
E4E1E#.xAH Me-, near Great Falls Village con,
M sHf AHlA tanning about ninety acres, well d.
= = vided into wood, pasturage and til
iage land produces forty-ive tons of hay Land and
buildings in excellent condition -
A desirable property and for sale m, reasonable
terms. ~ ~ 'Oio
Inquire Of the subscriber, OF of Mrs L. A. HALL,
on the premises ~ p RI HALL. - -
County Treasurer's Office, Portland Me. 2.
August S-d&wtf a8lnllsI8 5l'1i1 III = - &
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Miscellaneous.
IMPORTANT SALE
aIla $40 jsIii 5ai - aa-nos5ea
Timber : i Limits, Saw Mills
q slesya Real Estate /!

f4QsNIg no4s0t2 ~ 49, 90 1Jl aH4 ,i.A itH
THE TRUSTEES of the ESTATE of the late
closing the Trust (o this one of the largest Lumber
ing establishments in Canada have determined to Of
IsF py pVIIHG ATSTIoS in the CITY OF VduA
next, the following extensive and valuable TIMBER
LIMITS, comprising some Fl 1, se,{
to Eight Hundred Square Miles
The most favoraby placed ofany on the Ottawa, and
worthy the attention of Capitalists as large por-
ton has been held in reserve and never cut upon,
comprising as t0il0ws:- @s4tt TfA4 Ayiiias
~, The lHUNNEWELLland BEAR CREEK LIN
III, having frontage on the Ottawa of fourteen
miles, and an arear Of seventy square miles.
1.-THE ST. CRY OR BOOM CREEK LIMITS, No. S14
and Sl6, of 1858 and '64 described to extend ten
miles up on the course of the River st. Cry, with
depth Of five miles on each side. DID
- gPoUSSIN CREEK OR SHEERWAY LIMITS,
Licenses s2 and s2S Of 1868 and "a, described g.
from tbe mnn ~ Se raa o ae Bye
and extending East ten miles.g8 Z 9d ~
4 LICENSE No. 324 of 1868 and 49, on the West
Branch of the River Dumione, described as extend
ing East ten miles. ,Df10D Il l4.frs.s.t VI.
ao LICENSE No. a4 of 1858 and ga, on the West
Branch of the River Dumoine, described as extend
ing up the Stream ten miles, with a depth of four
miles on the North-East side-an area af "a square
miles, .t1l
The DUMoINE LIMITS, comprising SEVEN in
nnmber $685. 325, $50, 322, 326, 96, and $780, of
1868 and % commencing about seven miles from the
er come Is miles, with varying depth Of about
miles on each side of the Rver-comprisng area Of
225 square miles. 40
- The LITTLE BONNCHERE LIMITS, SIX in
rs, 76, ~ rs, 40, and Sc, of 1862 and
63, extending from Cuchain Lake to the Source OF
the Little Donnchere distance of about 20 miles,
the depth on each side varying from to miles, and
embracing an area OF some 2l6 square miles, with
Farm Saw-Mill, Timber Slides, &c.
On the above Limits there are in store Pork Flour,
Horses, Oxen, Hay and Grain and other extensive
supplies requisite for next Winters operations which
the purchaser purchasers Of the Limits will be
iquiredi to take at fair valuation. ara M aa
3sz 1ogan HlALso, TO BE SOLD. saitae 0
- The SPoNTIAC SAW MILLS" situated at the
head Of the Duchesne Lake, Ottawa River one Of the
TO command the entire Ottawa and all its tributaries
above it, as source from which to draw supplies of
Saw Logs. - Il
All the above Limits, which are now offered 70
sale, are admirably placed to supply the MIL.
laoib9h 91iALso, WILL BE SOLD,
% The REAL ESTATE III the CITY OF oTTAw
comprising many of the best situated and most valu-
ape building lots for business purposes, and resi-
The Terms will be liberal, and made known at time
Plans of the above Properties can be seen, and fur
ther information obtained,
In Montrael from HENRY MCKAY / Merchants
Exchange Court.
lalIn Ottawa, from VIM r. THISTLE.
I In Aylmer, from HENRY CHEPMELL, at the
Office of the Trustees.
In Quebec, from JOHN FORAN, ESQ.,
August 4, 1866. 9..a A9li-i aug2sdsw
e
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Wanted.

A SALESMAN in the retail Dry Goods Business;
"A one who is well acquainted with the business
,oe ma permanent situation by addressing Box
Sept. 5-dtf = A@ li4a4e
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WN2lted to Purchase.

@fi5A The subscriber wishes to purchase conven-
R;;ii,, lent TWo-STORY HOUSE, nell finished, con-
.AAs:A tanning about eight or nine finished rooms,
ces3n{srGlty and pleasantly located-price say from
D. Address Box AZ, Press Object sidsssmlc So
Aug. 25 1S65.-d3w III
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Busimess Men Wamted

TITO solicit and fill orders for the life and times of
4 ABRAHAM LINCOLN, by DIR. L. p. Brockett,
the Biographer AMI Historian, Author of ssPhilan-
thropic Results Of the War in America" sour Great
Captains, History Of tine Civil War in the United
States, &C., price So, $3.50, $425 and So, accord
ing to style Of binding. The best Biography to be
published,) and the Great National kngraviAg,-
"Washington and his Fanily,"-a new work hom
Schusseles master painting, engraved by Sartain.-
Two superior works for statesmen. Deeds of terri
tory given, guaranteeing exclusive right of le.-
Apply to z. y. HORTON, General Superintendent,
22S Washington ST., up stairs. Room No. 15 Boston,
Mass. ,i7el 81. s,la "a se.rs55. s.. - aug9d1n
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s. To Let. ,.
IL Apply to ''-'- - sA'-' 80 ~
..,o,., JEFFERSON CooLIGE & CO.,
apiSuu Cor. Commercial and Franklin streets.
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For Sale Cheap.

AR-AF Two secondhand FIRE EN-
szEs{S 3gssS< GINES with Hose Carriages; all in
ES9 A good order.
= Slx XIV Also, lot OF Hose suitable icr
Hand Fire Engines. Apply to 5.4tgsB 9df y.
Ii .is. :. "a EZRA RUSSELL, Chief Engineer
Or A. p. MORGAN, Chairman Committee on Port
land Fire Department. e june16tf
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To sell complete History OF Life, Sufferings and
Death in Rebel Prisons. Some sixty thousand OF our
brave soldiers have died IN the prisons. Everybody
should have this work. The author is one of the i'm
portant Witnesses in the Writ trial His account Of
the Andersonville prison is very ful and complete
There Is great interest felt in this subject ''ln
Address j. PATTEN FITCH 81
aug 81 div, Il $500 -.,s Boston, Mass.
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10 Let or Lease for term of Years.
'h II Store and Wharf now occupied by Charles
Na q; Merrill, situated between Union Wharf and
LII The Wharf contains about 1900 square IT,,
t nn Two story building thereon, 20 by75 For fur
ener particulars inquire Of
,,,.,o,,. JOSEPH II. WHITE,
Alayz0uu ltN+ atfsH ifitl No "a Union Wharf.
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Ioaf "a

I'm Friday last, small, yellow, shaggy DOG with
" white iare and black collar around his neck
marked with silver nails. Whoever will return said
Dog snail be suitably rewarded 81
e ai-- WILLIAM HI. GRIFFITH,
aug22d7w* 81 On board Tow Boat Uncle Sam.
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House Lots for Sale.

EvERAL finely located House Lots in Cape Eliz-
~ aneth, three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge.
land, where plan Of Cape Elizabeth lots may be
seen. ilss.3l f B 30 9 may13tf
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3fRl sf3 iE0 si ffass
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For Sale.

ff5as.Af "a two story HOUSE, finished throughout.
Mi With VIII. one acre Of land a good barn and out
%A buildings, plent Of water; situated at Aliens
corner, westbrook, about five minutes walk from
sne terminus Of the f. A R. r. For particulars en-
subscriber on the premises hl-G17 -f7e1I fr5 =,
Aug 24-d3ws u. MCINTOSH y
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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., T2 Ti'1,' go
> Junelou No. 37t Middle Street.
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DecaIcomania, Decalcomania !

DICTURES transferred, with facility, at very "
4 rates at No. 81 Middle Street, Payson's BIO X.
Varnish, with printed directions for using, tor &c cls
per bottle aug22dtt
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For Sale.

R;;;i;,I ing ten finished rooms, with every conyen-
- ience OF water, &C.. acre land under high
state fcultivaon, with great variety of shrubbery
and rult trees currants, goosberries, &C.; situated
on the line Of the Horse Railroad, near Woodford's
Corner. Inquire OF isfAY53 p I'D q so I'M
JOHN C. PROCTOR, ssa
Aug 25-d2w fr Lime Street.
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RO0a.E Wn9lted
observation-disclosures.

IN Prsoate Family in the Western part Of the
u city. For particulars address r.. W., Post Office
Box No. 1852. aug29dtf
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Wanted.
TAINTED.

If ..~4-4 as1 Vessels to load deals at st. john N.
IAN B., for English and Irish PORTS at high
"a est rates offfeight il fsiI8E "a
s<sSZ45tA1zy - s.tf ALSO,
To load lumber at same place for Calves
ton, Philadelphia and Richmond. ( ~ rrfr n
LITTLEJOHN & CHASE,
~ N". ~ 5'ieati Ned Central Wharf.
Aug. 29-dtf ,-s.T .,..., ,t,4l,.- 10 - IL.
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House Lots.

HLIEYEN House Lots comprising $1,000 feet of
~ Land, on Emery, Cushman and Lewis st. for
Portland, April 2e, 1s65-dtf =
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Sale of FORFEITED Goods /,
COLLECTIONS OFFICE.

sdw M aai COLLECTIONS OFFICE, 81
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH,
Portland, august 16, 1866, J
VIHE following described Merchandise having been
Il forfeited for violation Of the Revenue Laws of the
United states public notice Of said seizures having
male, they viii be sold at Public Auction, at the
Once OF the U. S. Appraisers 1888 Fore Street, on
NJ, to wit:
5 Bags Nutmegs; Kegs Spirits. 8 Ullage Barrels
Potatoes, Trunks containing Bags Nqimegs. rs
tG ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR- suA
f ,.sits.f- arIt t-df as a.ta I'd COLLECTOR.
August 18th, 1865. aug18d1awtd
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4 PORTLAND THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER Z, 1865
Wants, Lost and Found.
Cow Lost.

4 IN Sunday. Sept. 3d. a small red Cow with dark
~ stripes; hal leather tag attached to horns
marie ~. b. Buzel 9, Portland" Any one re-
Ifnng the cow,or information of her, will be lber ly
rewarded GEO. b. BUZEILE,
Corner Congress ana Lowell Streets. {
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Rates Of Adxertisinr.

NNacs VA AOVeEttSAugs
One inch Of space, In length of column, constitute
a square" eaatiHf f.t
sl.oO per square daily first week 70 cents per
week alter; three insertions, less $500; continu-
ing every other day after nrst week, 90 cents.
Haf square, three insertions or less 75 cents; one
week, $l.00; 80 cents per week afCar.
Under head of 'sAMUsEMENrs," $500 per square
per week; three insertions or less $1.5O
SPECIAL NOTICES." $500 per square first week
$loO per square aer three insertions or less Si.oy
nan q square, three insertions, S100; one WeeA
S1.50. Ast u q
Advertisements inserted in the 'MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation IN every par
OF the Statel for S1.00 per square for rst nseron
and so cents per square for each subsequent nser-
ton. -fea' ~ '
SPECIAL NOTICES at the usual rates. ~
~ All Communications intended for the paper
should be directed 10 the g EDITOR OF THE fkESss,
LIsHERs.' ~ ,s7stexa
to- JOB PRINTING, Of every description, exc
sutsd with dispatch; and all business pertaining 70
tue Office Paper promptly transacted ON applica-
ton as above. S,.,-esl 81 s.f.
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A SMALL Yawl Boat; the owner can have it bv
"A Ealing on the Waterman at Portland 90. prov
ing propert! and paying charges 4 "a
2Sept5 dlw* Noi4a9 1ity n p. WILLIAMS.
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COOperS TAINTED. ia
THO make HID Shocks in New York CITY. Apply
4 at 10 = 10 Commercial Street.
August 25-d2w* y