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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-24

now ask If tubercles could form in the lungs or
any other part Of the system, unless the blood was
too highly charged with lime? why introduce more
into it? A more foolish, ignorant, and injurious
course, could not be adopted Tubercles in the lungs
can never be dissolved nor the disease they occasion
be cured unless such agent be employed as will dis
In this way may tubercles be dissolved, carried oil
and the disease cured, but in no other I have no
more space OF time to illustrate further by chemical
tenn, both in healthy and unhealthy state. can Ca
ly be ascertained by the science Of chemistry. .
treat all chronic diseases with positive and GER
mode of practice ~ i'fee-'''
w. HARVEY, M. D. and Practical Chemist
Until September next, my office will be at n Free
Street, Portland, Me. Office hours from A. NJ to
5P. M. Consultation free iv24 eodtf
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AUCTION SALES.

CHERIFF'S SALE. - CUMBERLAND, IS,
y Attached on sundry writs and will be sold at
Public Auction, by consent of parties, on TUESDAY,
July a. A. D.. 1856, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ at store No.
l9o Fore street. in the City OF Portland in the said
County Of Cumberland, the following personal prop
erty to wit: Mems Calf Boots, Ladit Serge Double
ana SIMPLE Soled Boots; ca ildren's p bible Grain
Goat ana Serge Balmorals; Ladies' Eureka Congress
6ooGs, mens Bro ans, Patent Leather Oxford Tie :,
Ssnpp9Is, OnIdrens Ties, &c. Also, Office Furni
ture' DeSks' Chairs, Stove, &c. ..
,,D>,nu e. N. PERRY, Deputy Sheriff.
HENRY BAILEY r CO. Auctioneers. -
Portland, July 20, 1866. dts
DWELLING HOUSE a, Auction. - On
II Thursday, July 26, at O'Clock. p. M. We SHAH
SOL the two DRY Dwelling House. No 2s. on the
Southery side of South street. II Contains n,ne An
tshed rooms with hard and soft water cas 6xtures
Sc, and can be occupied immediat " AFR sale
Terms easy and made known at sale. ''S
HENRY BAILEY g. CO., Auctioneers
jul 20-td Office at No, 176 Fore strs.s.
nESIRABLE House Lots i'm WestbrooI-
~ at Auction. On Wednesday, July %. at 7
o'clock 2. M, ON the premises, we sell six House
Lots, very valuable. They are ON Pleasant street,
Westbrook, between the Morrill, Corner road and the
residence Of VIM. Paine, Esq. They are Beautifully
located near the city, desirable building ana the
lots large The land is excellent for gardening pur-
poses end very inviting for residences Terms easy
HENRY BAILEY g. Co., Auctioneers.
julie I'd IlllI.7 n =
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
SUFFERERS.

Strand Excursion to Brunswick.
I! 'he Mystic and Mission Lodp.. n. n. al
ic, ~ WI make their annual excursion to Bruins
nope to present an attractive programme of amuse.
menus i consisting of Dancing Swings Foot Ball, SC
W Chambers Band will furnish the music.
Ice water free to ALL = ' Nnol 'i9 N'"'-O'
Ia, Inc Colleges will be opened to visitors.
r, aickets, ", to be had of the Committee of Ar
ana at the depot on the morning OF the
eHcuIslon Cars will leave the p. & K Depot fsot oil
Cia'E street, at o'clock precisely. J AZ +
COMMITTEE OF ARRANaEMENTs:
Ducett ~ ~"
Mission Lodge-Daniei R. Dresser, john Scully,
Jefferson Libby. - Jul2Odtd
GRAND CONCERT-The CARY FAMILY,
" nine in number, including the favorite Vocal
lists, Mrs j. 10. Cary, and Miss Annie Cary.
of Boston will give Grand Concert at the Congre-
gational Church, in Gorham, on
Tuesday Evening, July "a, 1860.
The proceeds of the Concert to be devoted to he
nevolent objects. 81 tffHsa zef5gr f9l7'- 4'~.'>I
Tickets % cents; doors open at O'Clock; Concert
to commence at . O'CLOCK. 'jy23 DIT.
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ROWDOIN COLLEGE.-The Annual Examination
of Candidates for admission to this College, viii
be held on Friday the Third day, and also Thurs.
day. the sd day OF August next at the Medical Col
lege. beginning on each day at O'Clock in the fore
noon. LEONARD WOODS, President
Brnuskwick. july g. 1866. 1b3s y - 10 : ~
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n M. C. DUNN is at No. u Congress street
W where he will be happy to see the patrons 81
Dunn 6 Palmer in settlement of their accounts and
in selling such goods as the above firm formerly kept
jy23 DIFF es-,s,e-, -txst-....xe m = -
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NOTICE-The undersigned are about making
IN change in business, and would request all those
having unsettled accounts to call Immediately for
settlement. Goods sold at liberal discount.
nab ~-,.., e. CHADBOURNE & CO., ~ Z,
jul Is diff No. Clapp'S Block Congress Street
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t UMBE Err - On as favorable terms a. ever
~ Building material of all kinds constantly on
hand. Doors Sash and Blinds and Glazed Sash,
at lowest prices Dimension frames sawed to order.
b. STEVENS, JR., and j. H. MERRILL,
jy24 3m HA' Smiths Pier
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Real Estate at auction

ON WEDNESDAY, July %, at 10 O'Clock A. M,
" we shall sell the three story brick house on
Carleton street. No. 8. 1t Is No. no Sc in all its
appointments-in To- alton style Of finish and neigh
borhood. 1t is finished from garnet to cellar with
the best material and by the best W rkmen. 1t has
nnisned rooms tine closets and halls gas all over
the house, furnace, bathing room, nice cemented cell
Lar floor hard and soft water, with all the modern
improvements. 1t is all right, inside and out, and
in perfect order. The lot is about 80 by 127 feet
Atll O'Clock, A. W., we shall sell h. use No.
90 State street, now occupied by Thomas Shaw, Esq.
IL 10 three story brick house. finished throughout.
This house also has gas, urna, 9, cemented cellar
der. very desirable property tor investment or
occupancy.
AT ~ O'Clock, W., H use No. Il York street
1t is one and a half story wooden house. w I'll a
new stable attached. The house is finished through
out, with good closets, good cellar and good water
and is desirable property. The lot is about "a by
100 feet. DON'T fail to examine the above houses
They will be open for two days previous to sale,
from to O'Clock, P. M.
Al o'clock, r. W., same day, we shall also
sell two brick Stores Nos 20 and 81 Commercial ST.
1 csc Stores are new thoroughly and substantially
Dut Jour stories, on the bu street of the city,
the lots % by 100 feet. ~ =
Alta 1-2 O'Clock, p. W., tho house lot corner
OF Congress street and Quincy Lane, with the relics
IL is NO. 100, and he house formerly owned and
occupied by D. Z. Fernad ESQ. 1t is % feet on Con-
gres street by 70 teet on Quincy Lane, containing
about 1917 teet-a desirable lot. 'f-'' sEs.tF
AT the sale OF house No 80 state street. at II ock
Congress square. ~ .-T'-I-7
The sale OF the above property will be positive as
the owner leaves the city. f|7717' = =
HENRY BAILEY g. CO., Auctioneers.
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NJ EW Carriages and Carriage Material
~ at Auction. On "Wednesday. A ucust lat at

~ at Auction. On Wednesday, August LIST at
II O'Clock, A. NJ, at the carriage mandatory Of
Mr.. +. III. Randall No. 20 Preble street, we shall sell
tie entire stock of Carriages and Carriage Material
There will be 20 new open and top buggies sun tops,
riding wagons, carryaIls, &c. These carriages are
all new, custom made. OF the best material and
Also, 40 unfinished Carriages, in different states OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with only the WOODWORK
1roned but all of choice material and work SO far as
finished. The proprietors OF this establishment
would say the entire stock Of carriages and material
must be closed up at once, we have old the build
1ngs occupied by us as manufacture and sale rooms,
and must deliver them up Immediately.
JOHN RANDALL, f. II. RANDALL.
, HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auct'rs, y
iy24 ia Office 116 Fore street.
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HOME School, New Gloucester, Maine. The FAN
- Term Of this institution will commce the first
Tuesday in September. 70 w
For particulars see Circulars or enquire of the
Principals. rs,svNe II 80 eI.v a
-s1 s2s5~n&eA L. M. BAILEY,
j 12d6W A. M. BAILEY
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fact. for the People = Read and Reaec,

~--O
The science OF Chemistry is as essential to the
physician. as air to support our lives; but how few
there are, who understand the first rudiments of
this great, important, and endless science. They
know nothing of the chemical composition of orr
most wonderful and mysterious physical systems in
health and If they know nothing of the physical chem
istry OF health, how can they know ANYTHING as r.
CARDS the true condition Of the unhealthy, unbai-
anced physical system? and if they know noth;',r
Of the chemical change Of the fluids and solids in
reaches q hundred different forms. how can thew ~
know what remedy to use that possesses the all i'm.
portant ncutralizing power? Let anv nractical
Chemist snaly.e the blood OF person suffering from
Tactic acid; now then how easy to fin: the true and
positive remedy. How foolish and unscientifc, to
attempt to nentraize this excess of acid by lnments
or any other external applicat on.
One more illustration of ignorance, exposed by the
true science of chemistry: Churchills great and
wonoerIul remedy, composed OF the ny ophosphltes
OF me- soda and potasia 80 much used lor consump-
on. Read what the science OF Chemistry pronoun-
ces the component parts of tubercle to be-
Fatty matters and cholesterin. 4-3
Soluble salts. U-l
Carbonate OF lime OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO
Phosphate OF lime ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. al
Other organic matters. ................ 9-6
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pERMANENT and profitable employment. Agents
Wanted to canvas the tor w. j. Hollands popu-
lar publications. Agents making from s. to $40
per day. - 40 IN ~ - n. - - =
Apply to W. S. COOKE, falr
10 11 ~aifs-,I -a IT,. No. 241 Congress St.
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DORTMONAIE LOST On the sidewalk this
L morning, between Whipple's Apothecary Store
in: small sum of money. The owners name was
written on the inside. The finder w1ll be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at Whipple's Apothe-
cary Store, Market Square. -. .
July 90 l = -EesentA e ivod a. NJ
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Girl Coat Makers to
T" whom good pay and steady employment will
be given. Address J. s. TOPPAN, Gloucester, Mass
Passage paid. r95M a1 jy9 *5w
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NOTICE-REUBEN KENT has made arra r,e,
N ments to be supplied from Boston with Pilot
Bread, Ship Bread and Crackers, at the Store OF
Messrs.s Chase, Rogers 81 Hall, No. 81 Commercial
Street. until he can resume business at the old stand
luIl9 diff l1.r-.--EtllI lllst
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WANTED to purchase lot of land on Middle
W. Street, large enough for one or two Stores.
Address K, Box Is, stating price, location, etc.
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FOR SALE-On account Of Ill health, the stock
and fixtures OF a Grocery Store, having good
trade and pleasantly situated, in one Of the largest
and most enterprising towns in Massachusetts.
Address, Box 673, Fitchburg, Mass. j II 5w
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REMOVALS.

HAYES &DOUGLAss, may be found at No.
IL. 2lS Fore street corner Of Union, where they
will be glad to receive their old customers. They
ware. tfHr ZEE 80 @sszs-T iul21 1w
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EURNITURE at Auction. On Thursday,
Il July 26, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at Sailors Home
India street, we shall sell all the Furniture in said
house. consisting OF BEDS bedsteads, Mattresses and
card, centre, and dining tables crockery, glass,
China, wooden iron and stone ware; table cutlery,
sto YES, clocks &C., &C., with the entire kitchen fur
niture. a- .5.II N I7I17T ~
iv0a HENRY pArrrv A. no fA...
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al Notice.
old CIDER is wanted and will be received in
~ small quantities as well as larger quantities, and
cash paid at No. 25 Commercial Street.
April Is, 1S66,-dtf FI
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-24

pOST OFFICE NOTICE. Persons who resided or
done business in the burnt district by leaving the
street and number of their present location at the
Post Office. can have their letters and paper deliver
ed by the Carriers as usual. Z Y.fl-5I1la =
j 12dtf W. DAVIS PM
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GUSHING TackIe-The undersigned has taken
" the store No. 9 Free street, near Middle, where
he will keep general assortment OF guns, revolv-
ers, ammunition, fishing tackle and sporting goods
Jul23 - rs p $3.50 q. L. BAILEY.
DEADY FOR BUSINESS = STANWOOD
HI & DODGE, Commission Merchants, and Deal
ers in Groceries, Flour Produc and Ship ores, No
Chase's Block, head Long Wharf, Portland, Me.
VIM. III. STANWOOD,
jul IS Asirq,4- FERDINAND DODGE.
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THE EASTERN EXPRESS CO are now
Il permanently located at No. q Free street, and
prepared to do Express Business over all the Rail-
road and Steamboat routes in the State and West
to Boston, connecting there with Expresses to all
parts of the country.
For the convenience Of our customers on CONNER
cial and Fore Streets order book for freight Calls
will be kept at office of Canadian Express Co., No.
- Fore street. ff ~ j. N. WINSLOW.
iv0dff
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Building Site and walls

E,OR SALE AT AUCTION. 1t Is proposed to of.
fer Tor sale at auction, on Friday, the 9th day
the Library lot of the Portland Athen@um on Plumb
street. together with the walls OF the building now
Projectors, at meeting called for the 18th INST.
The walls OF this building appear to be less injured
than any others in the burnt district. 1t is believed
moderate COST so az to make very useful two story
building. By order of the DIRECTORS
P. BARNES, President.
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PATTERSON & CHADBOURNE Dealers in Real
Estate, No. 1853 ~ Middle st. To those who were
rendered homeless by the late fire, we would say we
have real estate that must be sold relieve the own
ers from pecuniary embarrassment, and good bar
gains can therefore be had. Over $20000O worth of
Reside for sale. Capitalists wishing to lease land
for business purposes are invited to CALI ii9'' i
Frank q. Patterson. .d Paul Chadburne.
July 11-dtt s,f. .-g 81 .r.sl
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HOUSE q LOT at AUCTION-On Tuesday, July
IL 2S, at o'clock, p. M, ON the premises, we
shall sell the House and Lot the corner of Lin
coin and Wimot streets. 1t is two story wooden
thoroughly from garrett to cellar, good water hard
and soft and abundant, excellent cellar gas through
out the house, bay window, and house thoroughly
painted inside and out. House new. Possession
given Immediately. Lot 24x76. 1t is very desirabl
HENRY BAILEY s. CO., Auctioneers
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-24

DIRE PROOF SAFES, Maryin,s Patent
j "a fine stock Of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
for sale by A. M. DAVIS, at II Commercial street
Call and see them. 80 iul20 DIV