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The New York herald., 1865-01-08
The Defences Of Canada.


Colonel jervois C.B, H., Deputy Director OF Forts
cations has just returned to England from tour 10 tho
British North American Provinces where he has beea
employed special mission to advise the local govern
ment on the defence OF Canada The Canadian papeFs
state that the scheme Of defence proposed by him hes
been approved by the provincial government andby o.
imperial military authorities and that proposal fcf
carrying out large part of his recommendations viii SS
submitted 10 the Canadian Legislature At It's next session.
with the understanding that Goat Britain s 10 share the
exp1nsc
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The New York exports for che week ending January
1866 compare follows with former returns
1883 1894 1856
For the week.. 90, 2S0,15Z I,9l6;3DS 4696,8iS
The New York imports compare as foiIows,- s
1852. 1868. 1894.
Dry goods. $l,O4569 1,326, S26 407,O73
General merchandise 2, ,236, 1888 I754S69 1875, 1857
Total for the week. 90 263 162 :OS1, 1896 23I5 40
Previously reported .16S 204 976
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meeting OF the stockholders OF the Mariposa Com
pany called for the 2Sd ust for the purpose of taking
into consideration its affairs.
The foloXinR among the nrincina suhscrherS 70
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s1o na2 aa4

From January 10 November 90 1854 the earnings Of
both divisions OF the above road in Of the
ccipis for The same time In 1883, fa62 g5i
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1865-10-14
Regular Packet
BETWEEN
0pelOsasas g. New Orleans.

~ - The Steamer CLEONA,
- - &C. PICKETT, Master,
W7ILL make regular weekly trips Gin place
w of the Milton Relf,) between Washing
ton and New Orleans, leaving Washington every
Sunday morning at o'clock, and New Orleans
every Wednesday evening at o'clock.
The CLEoNA is very light draught boat, new
and has good cabin accommodations She stands
A l No. in The Insurance companies
All freight consigned to Pitre & Carliere, or to
o. Hinckley 81 Son. will be promptly delivered
and sricly attended to.
Freight taken as low as any other boat in the
paid TO all way freight and business
Washington September l6, 1865. IA
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Regular Packet
BETWEEN
0PELOUSAS AND n. ORLEANS,
~ The new, light draught, and
- - splendid passenger steamer

- - splendid passenger steamer
IEs u N IL,
o. HlNCKLEY, Master, NJ. KENrsoN, Clerk,
WILL leave Washington every Saturday at
w o'clock in the evening, and New Or
leans every Wednesday at 5 p NJ.
The public may rest assured that the steamer
IRENE will remain permanently in the above
trade and that she eannnthe bought out by the
opposition.
Rates o trsiTit
Cotton, per bale, s3 so
Sugar, per hogshead, so
Wet barrels, 2 90
Dry barrel, l so
and all other freight in the same proportion.
Passage to New Orleans, $15.
Major further particulars apply on boal or
to o. HINCKLEY Il SON,
Sept 23-l5tf agents, at Washington.
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NOTICE.
VEyHE firm of J. B. PLAUCHE g. co. has
j. been dissolved by the death of Mr. J. B.
Pauche, Jr The undersigned, the surviving
partner, has been appointed. by the Second Dist
riet Court quidator of the business Of said firm.
Office No. 80, Customhouse Street
B. O. PLAUCHE.
New Orleans September Cd, 1865. IA
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CLERKS OFFICE.
Opelousas, October q. 1867
Estate of James 0. McClelan6

Estate of James 0. McCleland.
PURCHASERS at the succession sale of the
i late James O. McCleland, as also all other
creditors of said deceased, are hereby requested
to come forward and make immedat payment in
to the hands of James NJ Porter ESQ, at his Off
ce in the town of Opelousas, if they wish to avoid
costs
JULIE D'AIGLE, AIministratrir.
september 30th, 1865. l6tf
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!. state of Louisiana.

District Court. Parialle b s.. Lana'y.--No. 95I1.
NINCENT B0AGNI, of the Fa.sish of St
v Landry, Administrator OF tile Estate Of lie
late Michel Moore, m g, deceased, of the afore-
said Parish, having fled a Tableau Of Cassifica-
lion ofthe debts Of said Estate, accompanied by
apstit;on praying for the holnologation of the
same;--And whereas the prayer Of said petition
has been granted by an order Of Court dated Oc-
tober 8, 1866.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all inter-
ested 70 make opposition, If any they have, in
writing. at my Office, in the town Of Opelotisas,
within thirty days from the date Of the present
notice, why said tableau should not be Lomolo-
gated and the administrator authorized TO pay the
said creditors in accordance with said Tabiean. q
Z. Y. CHACHERE, Clerk. j
0pelousas October 7th 1866.
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TEE oPELoUSAS COURIER.
Published on Saturday, by Joel Fl. sahdo.
CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS. =.
Subscription, three dollars per year, payable in
advance, or 81 at the end of the year. A subs
cffber wishing to discontinue must give written
notice to that effect and settle up all arrearages
Advertisements will be inserted at eight cents
per line for each insertion and all advertisements
sent in for publication will be inserted in english
and french (unless otherwise ordered) until the
editor shall judge it convenient to discontinue.
No subscription will be stopped until all arre-
arages paid, unless at the option of the editor.
Candidates to public favors will pay ten dollars
each, in advance, if they wish to be announced.
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Estate of Ozeme CarriAre,

District Court, PARISH Of 81 Landry--No 1854.
ELORIAN SAUNIER, Of the Parish Of St
Il Landry. having applied by his petition to
disappointed Administrator Of the Estate of Oze-
me Carriere, late Of the Parishof st Landry, de-
ceased;
Therefore, any person intending to make oppo-
sifon to the said appointment, will file the same
IN writing at my office in the town of Opelousas,
within ten days from the present notice.
a3 L.V. CHACHERE, Clerk.
CLERKS OFFICE
0pelousas, October 7th, 1866.
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Estate of Jean Bite. Marks.

District Court Parish Of St. Laadry.-No. 2757.
TOSEPH MARKS, of the Parishof St. Lam
~ dry, having applied by his petition TO be ap-
pointed Administrator of the Estate of Jean Bap.
tiste Marks late Of the Parish Of St. Landry, de-
ceased;
Now. therefore, any person intending ~ make
opposi ion to the said appointment, will file the
same in writing, at my office, within ten days
from the date Of the present notice
L. V. CHACHERE, Clerk
CLERKS OFFICE.
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Cotton Order.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, d. c., July %, 1865.
GIR:-I have this day appointed Mr. .. N
NJ Cutler, Special Agent to receive and col
lect the captured surrendered cotton lying in the
State of Texas, and SO much of the State of Lou
issna lies west of the Mississippi River, under
instructions which be will show you.
/ desire you to notify your subordinates acting
within the territory named, that they will be
thencef6rward subject to Mr. Cutters orders, to
be relieved or retained by him, as in his judg-
ment may be most conducive to the public in
tefests. Respectfully,
HI. MCCULLOCH,
.. :, Secretay of the Treasury.
B. F. FLANDERS, ESQ, Supervising Special
Agent, Treasury Department. n O., La.
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Public Sale.

ESTATE OF OMER SATANT,
EKSHERE will be sold at public sale, TO
" the last and highest bidder, by the
undersi g ed Administrator, on the plan.
tation hereinafter described, on
Tuesday, October 81, 1865,
the following described property, belong
ing 10 the Estates in community between
the late Omer Savant and the heirs of the
late Apo'ina Fontenot, his first wife and
his children by his second wife, Hermina
Tate, also deceased, to wit:
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Notice..

4 LII persons indebted to the Estate of VIM.
IA f. Hardey, are requested to settle imnle-
diately with Thos. c. Anderson, at Opelousas
JNO. W. HARDLY, Admir-.
September 30. 1865.
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Agent, Treasury Department, N. O., La.
I. BY virtue of authority, under the above or
der of the Honorable Secretary of the Treasury,
the services Of all Agents appointed by b. F.
Flanders ESQ., Supervising Special Agent, Treas
ury Department, and their Sub-Agents acting in
the State of Texas, and so much of the State of
Louisiana as hes west of the Mississippi River,
for the collection of captured and abandoned pro-
perty of the late so-called Confederate States
will not be required Oh and after this date. All
persons acting as such Agents will forward all
property of the above description now in their
possession at once, with report of their transac-
tons while in The service Of the Treasury Depart
ment, to this office.
Ii. No person except such as may hold au.
tbority from tie undersigned, will be permitted
captured or abandoned property, on account of
the Treasury Department of the United States,
from and after this date, within the territory above
named.
Hi. Persons found in the act of embezzling
Government, under pretence of being Agents of
the Government, and permitting captured and
abandoned property to come forward as private
property, will be liable to trial by military
court martial or commission, for defraading the
Government.
~ All persons in charge of the above named
class of property will be held responsible for the
delivery of same to such Agents as may be ap-
pointed by the undersigned for the reception of
the same. or its value in money or other proper
ty, the same being valued at New Orleans mar
ket rates
" Persons who had possession of this class of
property, and having disposed of the same, will
report at their earliest convenience, to whom the
same was turned over, giving the amount, kind,
and date of delivery. and If known to them, the
point to which the same was shipped, upon what
vessel, and to whom consigned.
vi. The shipment Of private property in the
territory above named will not be intertered with
in any manner by agents Of this Department; but
persons engaged in the traffic of the above mei-
toned class of property, either by sale or pur-
chase, are expected to know the same to be phi
vate property, and if found in the endeavor to
embezzle the Government property, will be treat
ed as ielons.
G VII. Persons in charge Of captured OF aban-
doned property, forwarding the same to the under
signed, will be paid liberal compensation for SO
doing.
VIII All Government property in Western
Louisiana must be forwarded to New Orleans,
consigned to 20. N. Cutler, Special Agent of the
Treasury Department" None will be permitted
to move North. 0. N. CUTLER.
Special Agent Treasury Department.
Custom House, New Orleans, La, Aug. "a,
1865. fsept. 23-I5tf
@-P Papers in Western Louisiana and Texas
will please publish aud send bills to this office
N. o. Southern Star.
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Public Sale.

Estate Of Mathilde Tate, decd.
p,Y virtue of an order from the District
~ Court in and for the Parish of St
Landry. there will be sold at public sale, to
the last and highest bidder. by the under.
sigsed Administrator, on the plantation
hereinafter described, ou
Tuesday, 7th November next,
the following described property, belong
ing to the estate of said Matlli lde Tate,
deceased wife Of Jean Bite Ardoin, to.wit:
A Plantation.
situated in Chataigner, Parish of st. Ian
dry, measuring 14O superficial arpents Of
land, bounded North by Dorsin P. Lafeur,
South by Pelagie Fontenot. East by Jean
P. Veillon. and West by Jean 3. Saucier,
together with the buildings and improve
ments thereto appertaining.
ANOTHER 9RAC? OF LAND,
(well timbered) situated in the same quar-
ter and containing rs superficial arpents.
III bales Of cotton;
As head Of horned cattle;
A Lot Of Hogs;
- b mares and colts;
2 horses; / mule;
pair of work oxen;
| OK cart; ! Buggy;
/ double barrelled shot gun;
i watch.
A lot Of Blacksmith's tools;
Plantation implements;
Household furniture;
Kitchen utensils, DC. &c.
Terms aud conditions: Il sums Of ten
dollars and under, payable cash; and all
sums upwards Of SO payable one balf on
the lst Of April 1866, and the remaining
half on April lst next following, 1867; pur-
chasers furnishing their notes with 2 good
securities ID sol:do to the satisfaction Of the
administrator, and bearing Interest al the
rate ofeight per cent per annum from ma
turitY. And moreover, the lands remain
ing mortgaged unto the Estate until full
Of capital and interests which may
accrue thereon.
n Pay nsnts to be made 10 gold or silver
coin, at the domieil of Dorsin P. Lafirur.
81 JEAN Bite. ARDOIN,
Administrator.
October 7th, 1866.
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United States Mails
MAINE. s. ,a1i doold
PosT OFFICE DEPARrMENr,

ar ilig asino Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
DRoPosALs win bereceived at the Contract &, or
Il le of the Department until z. NJ OF Eric ny,
June 30 1862, for conveying the ma Is Of me United
states, from August LIST 1906 TO Juae ~ 1889 on The
following routes IN Maine, BY the schedules
ture and arrivals mentioned viz: E l-lii-
No. 10 From Belgrade, BY belgrade Nil Rome,
and East New Sharon, to New Sharon, IL miles,
70 and back six times a week. % 81 ssohf
ii Leave Belgrade daily, except Sunday at Al m;
Arrive at New sharon by 9p m;
Leave New Sharon daily, except Sunday al G a m
Arrive at Beigra5e by II am. s8laAa
a From Etns, % Etna Centre, 8 miles, and back,
Leave Etna Tues day and Saturday at 6 pm; d.
Arrive At Etna Centre by pm;
Leave Etna Centre Tuesday and Saturday at 4 pm
Ssf EroI e E Esrs Dy ru,o, Ne ,,..
iiil and back, twice week .saan.ri Z
Leave Portsmouth Tuesday and Saturday, at 2 p m;
Arrive ct Elliot BY 4 p m;
Leave Elliot Tuesday ana Saturday ct 8 q m, =
Arrive at Portsmouth BY 10 a m. o.
139 From Oxford by Wesr Pc and and North Ray
mond, TO Gray, 20 miles, and back, three times
Leave oxford, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
Leave Gray Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday, Al
liilj IL q m; IN slHi- ~ flf.elf.9I ITl if
1. Arrive at oxford by4Pm,
l4i erom South Paris, By South Pa Is depot, Har.
rison, North Bridgeton, brldgeton, W sstB rid &c.
ton, and East Fryesurg to fryeburS, IS miles
and bach, six times a week to Bridgeton. and Tires
Z Leave South Paris daily. except Sunday on arriv-
, al Of afternoon mail ON Portland, say at pm;
Arrive ut Bfidgeton b. SPIN; a1tf4 ~ n
Leave nridgetoR Monday, Wednesday, and Fiji
day. at 81 p m; t..N ".
Arrive at m eburg bv u m; sss.iL
- Leave Fryeburg tuesday, Thursday, and Sstur-
day, at 4am, - 80 rin AQf i3ilti y
4 Arrive a'Beidgeton by 81 q m; al
Leave Bridgeton daily, except Sunday at am
Arrive ct South Psris BY II m, or in tms 10 con
l59 From Now sharon, BY Farlnington Falls, and
North Che5.ervii O. 10 Pennington, 10 miles and
back, six times = eek ixH1J l..
Leave New Sharon da Iy, except Sun say, Of 8 q m,
or on arrival OF mail rom Bru swick. ~ aa
n Arrive a. New Sharon by 8 m az Z. fial.. I.
For FIRMS OF proposal, guaranty aud certificates,
and for la wa and instruoons b.ddeTs are referred
T to the pamphlet adver issment of mail routes in
Maine An I New Hampshire dated November IS
1885,, to Be found at tn principal Poet Offices.
d. r. W DENNIS0N,
10 eJune7-1aw4 5i.'- NAA p n. General.
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CAUTION 10 THE PUBLIC.

Everyinteigent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out tor general use shouls
have their efficacy established by well tested exper
fence in ths hands Of regularly educated physi
clan, whose preparatory studies dts him Tor all ths
duties he must fulfill 20 theoouniryis flooded will
best in the world which not only useless but al
ways injurious. Tho unfortunate should be PARTIc
ULAR in selecting his physician, al II is Ia sntablg
yet incontrovertatle fact, that many syphilitig
patients are made miserable with ruined )nstituton
by maltreatmept from Inexperienced physicians il
general practices for 1t is point GENERALLY conceded
by the best syphilographers thstthe study and man
sSement OF these complaints should engross Ia
whole time OF thoso who would be- competent and
successful In their treatment and cure. The mex
perienced general pI actitoner having neither op.
portrnity nor time 70 make himself acquainted with
thsir pathology, commonly pursues one system
treatment. in most cases making an indiscrminat
curry. H f.Nii.a.tI77l HH
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For Sale,


~ - EWN S0ICs9 - -
TNHE Vinegar Works ON Fore street will be 500
at bargain, If applied for soon. This IS q GOOD
chance for any one wishipgto enter into bueiness
networks will turn out from one thousand to if
teen hundred bbls of Vinegar per year.
Also, about 40 acres of Land, situated in West
brook. For further particulars ayplv at
t3.sate q JOHNSON & GLOVES Bros
mayzbdti H3a ~ $50 Congress st Portland
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rTlHE undersigned having taken the store No. 1e0
III Commercial Street, corner of central Wharf
will keep constantly or sale Hemp and Manillo
Cordage, Of ell sizes, by the Gang or Retail Also.
anchors, Chaiss, Cables, Dack. slakRn Windloes
Purch lses and N0ral stores together with a cor,.
pletv assortment Of Ship Cho4diery ct Wholesale or
retail .f5 81 l..er ~ r. "
He Is also Agent for the Revere C,pper ~,
and will keep on hand full and com ola asso
q Copper and Yeiiosc Metal RoEts and sksatIisg,
Composition Spikes Nails, &C.
All OF which Is offered for sale a. ~. T. west
Market Price,. and to which the attention 81 those
wishing to purcha: 10 invited, (
Portland, May "a, ls65-dam " =" Fl
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ATLANTIC "a lid
Mutual Insurance Company
81 VAL 81, cor, 8iliiam, NEW YORK. =
JANUARY, 1865.
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi
yiDl ,N00oEn cation Risks.

= The whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY upon the
Premiums terminated during the year and Tor which
Certificates are issued, Gearing interest until re-
deemed. ssItsfHgsti : az e'3 Ia nfl -tQflF No
per cent each.
The Profits for az Years amountto the JN IS
sum Of Ill',. ~ l7-1,7-T = p sls.ssl, o2O
Cash, srsr1-'-,1g 4 III : la,s5s, $50
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A ONE and half story House, in good order,
"A pleasantly located, together with the lot 30 by
60feef. Price low,-terms liberal. Inquire OF
z aplbd3m 15aalNt JOHN @. fROCTER.
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GTrUATEDai in Nartn Yarno .sh. on the Giouces.
~ ter road. formerly known es ths Col. Cush nan
Place." within two miles / two depo's en- the g. T.
X. r.. containing 200 acres of Ian d. 40 which is
wood land fences mostly s,oue wall BuiIdiDg-
god two steritd house, with out-buildipgR; and
bal leo eet by 49, cut full Of hay last ear orch
ard Consisting Of several hundred thrifty pile
trees al gated bore in SO eco bushels and "a
we heave sold S60c 90 worth Of apples, besides a
bountifIl supply for large family. Pear plum and
eherfy in bearing with variety OF other sruts
Also a cranberry pasch from which 81 bushels
have heen taken In on season.
Tne location is q Hneones with plenty of shade
trees Mills, school house, & G, near by.
For flu Their tarieulals snqeire on The premises o.
iune3eod3m* ~ 1-.SAM,l H aM EETSERL
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Ship Knees Wanted ]

\ +. u. s. NAVY YARD, Eittery, Aaine, /
tf2AA s-tAssS Oh tti1s p NAV g. 1885 [
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s.TePoetfg,rrA.
(oRIGrNAL1
q RnTuRN OF THE aouHMArrn.

OF herald home the brave beloved, ffs}
q ~ With bugles and with banners, ! ~ -
ssas And sing about their war-worn bands ~
$50 Your p@ans and hosannast hia s.gs
gf9aa And bid them lay their armor by, ,iilosi ~
i And bare their brows for wearing 9lt
So nobly earned on bloody field, ef
zel The laurels you are bearing. feno8a
And clasp the hands that won for US
The triumph we are keeping,
But neer forget the brave beloved -
In Southern trenches sleeping
Who left us IN the mnrky morn =
r.oa. With bloodless banners flying. ,-.
And gave us on their latest field, FF
..sz u Their fondest Thought in dyingl y .s.ens~
In graves unkept, in stranger soil
The sunny heads viii slumber,
While years win slowly come and 90.
.cAef S And Time his ages npmBerI q 0WT
But never from our hearts pnd homes saT
Shall years their mem'res sever, =, -srs
While in the nations grateful thought g
Their names shall live forever.
Tu,,a 90 81 fta II AtfsEA& III ssfff@ n
s''f- - FT 4tqf.a-as4atta tss=A -
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Farm For Sale

GITUATED in Falmouth. known as The MoG regor
y Farm, containing about 80 Of l. nd. thf ty
or more of it wood and timber, with considerable
of oak There is on the same two stcried house,
with large barn and out build ngs. Sa farm ia
about one mi Q from he Grand 1funk Depot aud
hot mile from tho first Congre gaiional Meeting
house land ,exter DIS TO The Pfesum pscot River.
For further particulars enqoire Of Il. N. TUKES-
BURY, near the pre- mises, or to .f sts ~
JOHN G.. PROCfER, Lime ST. p rtIand.l
Falmouth June IL, 1856. n iuntl3 i& w3w*
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Ths Company mas ASSETS. over Eleven Million
i'ottdrs, viz - d4f.i NaEt 1a5f YI
United States and State of New. York t ~
Stock, City, Bank and other Stocks, S4974, 200
Loans secured by stocks and otherwise, 2l87, 800
Premium Notes and Bids Receiy able, ii ~ .lf
other securities, /. gG. n 49, s.l4O, $50
United States Gold Coin, MI, 500
Cash in Bank, zS8, 480
8 n8fa ia1lH 'rgeH fff If.I fts gil I33 zoo
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BOW MANY THOUSANDS Can TEsTIPY r.,
TITS BY UNHAPPY RXPRRIR NcR

Young men troubled with emissions in sleep q
complaint generally the. result Of q bad habit In
youth, treated scientifically, and perfect cure war
Tanted or no charge made
Hardly day passes Du, q sre consulted by one
or more young man with the AL disease some d
whom are as weak and cmaciated hough theS
had tho consumption, and by their hiends supposed
to have it.. all such Gases yield TO the proper and
only correct cCurse Of treatment and in short time
ara made to rejoice in perfect health.
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Price 81 o5 per bottle.
oBDIeH, DIsrRIcr OF PonnAND

CoLLEoroR's ogPIcE, DIsrRICF or PoRnAND
sFfsI AND FALMOUTH,
,.,tl IL $3.50 Portland June 81, 1866.
rNHE following described merchandise HAVING
4 been forfeited for violation OF the kevonus
Tres Ia ing been given and no claim to ssid gooda
having been made, thew will be sold at public suc.
lion at the 0lee OF the U. s. Arprai,ar ig8Fore ST
a NO day Jaly Stst, 1855. at II o'clock, A. N 70
Wit:
One Dbl and half Dbl Mossaes; kegs Wine,
aaf Dbl I keg aud ierkin Molasses; $50 lbs sugar
hSgsi 400 Cigars; l00lts Suga-; rs bbis Coffee:
s kegs Spirits.
~ = -. wAsHBURS, Jr, Collector,
June q, 1se6.-dIawtd
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j.. 8. MILLAR
SHIPPING, FORWARDING, 4
And Commission Merchant,
( ~ Tower Building,
Liverpool, England. ss

The undersigned, for many years past resident
Of this city, respectfully begs to inform his old
friends that having esab ished himself at the above
general commission business in shipping and for
war ding merchandise 10 all } arts OF the American
Continent. and in the sale of consignmtnte Iun-
Der and other produce, on which he viii make Gus
tcmary advances U.S.. MILLAR.
RFEREEoEs-St. John Smith, Eco; A. & s. K.
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