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A LECTURE no YOUNG MEN.

EEA JUST published, in a sealed enve-
E{S{SAN4 lope. Price 6 cents. lecture the
AE-EEy nature. treatment and radical cure of
@1----@A1O SpermatorllOea, or Seminal Weakness
Involuntary emissions, sexual Debility and lmped
iments to siarriage generally. Nervousness, Con
um piiOn. Epilepsy, and Fits Mental and Physical
tncapacIty, resulting irons SELF Abuse &c by kob
ert j. Cuiyerwell, M D.. author Of ths Green Book,
&c.
The world renowned author in this admirable Lee
ture clearly proves from his own experience, that
.hc awful consequences of SeliAbuse May be effect
ually removed without Medicine. and without dan
gerous susgieai operations. bongles instruments,
rings or cordiaIs. pointing out mode Of cure at
once certain and effectua, by which every sufferer.
no matter hat his condition may be, may cure
himself chca ply, privately aud radically. This Lee
ture will prove boon 10 thousands Sent under
seal 10 any address plain envelope, on receipt
OF six cents two postage stamps. Also Dr. Gull
verwen's Marriage Guide, price 50 cent. Address,
CHAS. e.. KLINE 4 co.
Ia7 Bowery, New York, Z. o. box 45S6.
April IS, IS66.-iy Peas & Co
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-13

TOMATO Soup A La OYsTERs.-To one
quart of canned tomatoes, or others which
have been boiled about Is minutes, add ?
quarts water and boil Is minutesmore then
drop in carefully, little at a time, enough
pulverized saleratus or soda to oneutralize the
acidity, which you may know by It's ceasing
to foam-usually about an even teaspoonful
to a quart Thenadd onequart of rich milk,
six or eight crackers pounded finely; butter,
salt. and pepperas for oysters; let it boil up
and serve Immediately 1t Itstrongly reminds
one Of oysters, and is very nice for sick per-
sons as well as highly palatable for well
ones
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-13

ACCURACY The want Of accuracy l fear
is rather an agricultural characteristic. MY
cows give ten lbs of butter week, said a
neighbor the other day. THAT is capital, !"
said, but do you weigh the butter?' At
ter little hesitation he confessed thathe
did not, but felt sure from the size Of the roll
that there was at least as much as he said.
He is good farmer, and takes much pains
with his cows, and it is not improbable that
he gets the amount of butter he says, but it
is loose way of reckoning. 1t pretty
good diary that averages lbs. of butter a
week from COW. Of course it ought to be
more, and easily might be, but in how many
dairies is it so?
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
PROTECTED BY RoYALpLETTERs PATENT
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription of Sir j. Clarke NJ d. PIN
sieida Err TaOrdiHd0y to the Queen.
THIS invaluable mepIcne Is unfailing the cure Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases which the
female constitution subject. II moderaes all eN.
and all ohstruct from whatever cause
and a speedy may be relied
10 .H1HRIED LADIES.
IL is particularly suited T. cvi IL 4 short time bring
on tue monthly period with regularity.
aEach bottle. price One Dollar bears The Government
Stamp Of Gest Britain, to prevent eounteIfeits
CAUTION.
These Pals Should not Be- taken by Females during The
FIRST THREE -NO.NTHSe Of Pregnancy. tiev sure
5-iag HSedTagebH any other thcg are safe
Every women knows that the bloom Of health mu Il
fade with the slightest rregdariy obstruction Of
the menses. These Pills truly the wOmans friend
ia the hour of trial. snd the only sure, positive and
fang cure and regulator uf Suppression Of ma
ture from wha.ever so mild iiiat the fceb.st
takethem with perfect security yet powerful in
keir fects that they may be safely called, Rsver
flllng Regulator.
ia the Back aad Limbs, Fati2ues light eyeTtion Pal
pitation of The Heart, Mysteries. and Whites the
Fils will eff Ct when alotbet means have fa
ed and although pow erful remedy, do coatain
iron, ealomel, antimony or anything hurtfuI the
constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY Ill DRUGGISTS
Sole General Agent for the United States and British
Doninions,
JOB MOSES % Cortland St, New York.
N-B-Sl 90 aud g three cent postage stamps en-
closed 10 any authorized Agent. will bottle
containing 30 Pills, by return mail, securely sealed
from all observation.
Eel 4
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-13
RELIEF IN TEN MIMI rES.

To Nocaiists and Public Speakers, the Wafers are
peculiarly valuable they wi u IN day remove the
most severe occasional hoarseness and their regular
for few days viii! ,at all times the pow
and hexIb'ty OF the voice. greatly improving its
tone, compass aud cearnesS for which purpose they
are regularly used by many professional vOcalIsts
The very great celebrity Of this valuable remedy has
uaed unprincipled persons prepare base inita-
ons. which disappont the just expectations of the
purchaser, and InJure the character OF the genuine
medicine.
See that the word BRYAN is stamped on each
Wafer. and also observe The fac smie of the sigma
tUre Ofthe Proprietor, JOB MOSES each wrap
per. TO countefeit which IS FORGERY. C Offending
parties Will be dealt with to the fun extent the law
BRTAN's PuiMoSIc WAFERs are for sale by all Drug
gists
JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor, % CortIandt st N Y
Feb. 3. IS66-lY
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-13
SMALL FARMS.

1--WE need smaller farms" Perhapr SO.
but / am not sure on that point. 1t must be
confessed. however, that as general rule,
small farms are best cultivated More labor
is expended on given area, and it is more
intelligent labor. On g large farm, as a gen
eral ruld, either little labor is employed, or
it is not efficient from want of proper super
vision. The tendency, however, is to larger
farms, and to the employment of more ma
chinery. This viii necessitate more intel
Hgent class of farm laborers, and also a more
intelligent classof farmers.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-13

FoE RED ANTs.-John H. Ferguson, of
Rensselaer, Co., N. Y, writes, that he has
thoroughly cleared an old house of this pest
twice, withinthe past 15years, thus: "Grease
aplate with hogs lard, and set it where the
ants are troublesome (; they viii desert the su-
gar bowl for the Iard,. Place few sticks
around the plate for the ants to climb up on.
Occasionally turn the plate bottom up over
fire, where there is no smoke, and the ants
win drop off into the fire. Reset the plate
and in a few repetitions you win catch all
the ants They trouble nothing else while
lard is accessible.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-13
ErYan.s PuImnnic Nafers

Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat HoarseRess sthana
CataTrh, Bronchitis. Difficult Breathing Splitting Of
Blood Pains ia the Chest Incipient Consum pton nd
all diseases OF the lungs NotaurdiBg Ily temporary nv
relief but efectng rapid and lasting cube and are
warranted To give satisfaction in every instaRce--
They do not nauseate like alcoholic compouuts and
the medical prope ties are combined ia a form so
agreeable and pleasant 10 the te, that any child
Will IeadIIy take them One dose will nlMnNs afnrd
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-13
HRaiI ROad.-.On

u and afleT MONDAY, April 2. 1865, passenger
trains on the CatawIssa Railroad Will the fol-
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r ct = letter to-day from the agent Of the
.Boston Flour Hedoes not like what
/ said ia regard TO the value fthe article as
: fsr<;lizer. should really be very sorry if
ANYTHING / may have said should discourage
the use Of artificial manures. / had no such
i1tention or desire. On the contrary, l would
do all that could to favor their general IN
PRODUCTION. To me farming would be stripped
of one Of its pleasures if | could not get artl-
t;6c;al r,auures. IhaTe used them more or
less for over twenty years, and fully apprecl-
ate their value. Iknow also the difficulty OF
manufacturing good manure, and selling
It at a price that farmers can afford to use 1t.
would encourage all honest efforts In this
direction Fwould pay more, and would
advise other farmers to pay more than the
uanurss are actually worthfor ayear or two,
IN order to encourage their mandatory un-
til the business gets thoroughly established.
I would show no mercy to humbugs, but
would extend the right hand of fellowship to
all intelligent and honest manufacturers.
They should understand what farmers want,
and then devote their energies to supply it
at the lowest cost. What VIC want in an ar
tiicial manure is ammonia and phosphates'
and the more Immediately available these
are, the better. The reason why we need
these two ingredients more than any others
is this: The main difference between good
and poor barn-yard manure is that the for
mer contains more ammonia and phosphates
than the latter viii not say that 1t would
not be cheaper to make richer manure by
feeding the animals more grain, rather than
to buy ammonia and phosphates. That Is
now whatI am talking about. Ny barn-yard
manure is not as rich as it ought to be, and
this has been the case ON my farm, for many
years, and the quickest way can make it
rich is to use artificial manures thatwill sup
ply the deficiency.
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Will attend to taking acknowledgements Write
De.sds, Mortgages. Leases, Bonds Notes Agree
ments' &c sorveying attenaed TO with de- patch. -
Charges moderate.
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Readthe CertiGcates Of VIII olesale Drug
gists In 1854
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BrYan'S Pulmonic Waters.

EEThe original Medicine est1blithed iu 1897 aud
first article Of Inc kind ever introduced under The
nafae OF "PULMoNIC WAFERs,' in this or any other
country all other PUmo iic Waters are couniereits
The genuine can be known by the name BRYAN be.
ing stamped on each Wafer.
These Waters have been before The public for nearly
Thirty Years and the immense sale ned mot only
ia America bat ia foreign countries fully attest their
Intrinsic wr'h. The medical properties superior
any other article offered for he of Palmohary
Bronchial affections and the quantity contained in
each Dox nearly double that the many
n III seI
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-13

THIS INVENTION con sists of Duplex Tor t-T OF r.
lpiic Pure Refined Steel Springs ingeniousIy Braided
Tightly aud Firmly together edge TO edge making
Spring used They seldom bend break, like
the Single Springs and consequently preserve their
perfect and beautiful shape than twice as long
as any Smile sprng Skirt that ever Has or Can be-
made.
TIE wonderful fexibility and great comfort and
pleasure TO any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic Skirt
viii be experienced particularly in all crowded As.
sembiies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad Cars Church
Pews, Arm Chairs, for Promenade and House Dress
the Skirt be folded hen in use occupy
small place as easily aud conveniently Silk or
Muslin Dress
Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure. Comfort and
Great Convenience Of wearing The Duplex Elliptic
Steel Spring skirt for single day will Never after
wars willingly dispense with their For Chill.
drcn. Misses and lonng Ladies they superior TO
all others.
TIE HOOPS are covered with . ply double twisted
thread aud viii long Single aru
c0yriRg Which used all Single Steel Hoop Skirts
The three bottom rods every skirt also DoabIe
steel aud twice or double covered to- prevent the
erios from zriug Of the rods when dragging Gown
siHir- stone sHus etc which they are constant.
~ subject when use.
All are made Of the new and ele PANT Corded Tapes
and are tae best quality in every part giving
weaTer the most graceful snd perfect shape possible
and are unquestionably the hghtest. most desirable
comtoTtabte ma economical Skirt ever made,
VESTS BRADLEY & CARY, PGOPRIETORS Of
the Invention, and SOLE MANUFACTURER o.
oh AMBEhS, and ~ & eI REaDE STREETS, New
York,
FOR SALE in all frstcIass Stores IN this CITY and
throughout tie United States aud Canada Havana de
Cuba, MeIIeo, South America, and IheWest Indies
" Inquire isr the Duplex Elliptic (or double }
Spring Shirt.
March p, ls66.-2m.-A & C.
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| In port, barque Union; brigs volant, ABBY Ellen,
VIM Dresser, Sitka, Nathl Stevens; schs Crusoe,
Nora Clarissa John Boynton, Dirigo, Nellie Brown,
Phenix, Union, and steamer Clarion.
EDGARTOWN-Ar 9th, sch Mary "A, Merrill, from
New Bedford for Rockland
Sid 9th, schs Mary A, Laura Frances. Cosmos, and
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 9th. scbs Romeo, French
Bangor; j naraden. Bunker. Sullivan; A Ter
~, Hincl1lcy, Portland
Ar 10th, sch Cottage, Collamer, Lincolnyille.
BOSTON-Ar 9th, briggs Antilles, Thestrup, Trin.-
dad; Polledo, Warwick, Matansas; schs Franklin,
Thompson. New York Doris, Remick Forester,
Remick, and Panama, Woodland, Ellsworth; God
Hunter, Seavey, Bangor; Charleston, Atwood VIM
terport; Highlander, Turner, Belfast: Jane & Eliza
Dreamer, Waldoboro; Herald, Dutton, Bath: Alpine
Soule, and Charter Oak, Alley, do
Id 9Th, brig Crocus, Manson, Gardiner; schs Ade-
line Ryan, Belfast; Jessie Benton, Snow st George
Shawmut, Tucker, Portland: Olive Elizabeth, Ham
ilton, Providence.
Ar 10th, barque Heroine Nickerson Mess:na; schs
Raven Rose, Philadelphia; Grace Kelley Ellsworth
Amty, Babbidge. Millbridge Leopard, Lin ,sey,
Gouldsboro.
Ar 18th, barque Rome, Moses, from Addison; brig
Wreath, Cole, Addison; schs Bramhall. Hamilton,
Ellzaoethport; Levathan, Higgins, Eden Robe
Pioneer, Sawyer, Miilbridge Elizabeth Rebecca,
Mhidden, do; Velocity, Pinkham, Steuben; sloop
Bl0omer, Heath, Mt Desert.
CID 11th, schs Ella Fish, Ogier Baltimore; Sea
Sea Pigeon, Godfrey, Lubec.
PORTSMOUTH-Sld 5th, sch Julia Newell Nc
Intyre, Camden. - -
Sid eth, brig Burmah, Sherman, Philadelphia; sch
Marietta, Hall, Rockland. ~
Ar Sth, sch Peucinian, Turner Baltimore
AT 9TH sch Lewis, Robinson, Rockland.
st John, NIB. '-o"' -1o"S' '"-
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A 81 STORY House, situated in the eastern part
IA of the city, suitS5le for two families Can be
rented for $500 per year. capital chance for in
vestment. Price only $780, Terms easy,
To Let.
The ID and Sd stories of block of stores centrally
located, suitable for a mandatory,
Offices for Surgeons, Dentists and responsible par
ties constantly on hand. Inquire of
PATTERSON & CHADBOURN,
may22eodtt
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Honolulu April 10, ships Oracle. (Br) Wood
san san Francisco land sailed 18th Bakers fsand)
i'tn, Darque Camden, Mitchell, Port Angeles.
oin Apili II, barque Helen Angler, Staples, How
MA At chincha Islands LIST ut, ships Enoch Talbot
nerrinan; GentoO Freeman; Mary Il Riggs, Low
ell; Ne Plus Ultra Martin; j Patten, Percy; M E
Campbell, Morse; Argosy, Swift: j F Patten, Percy
Portlaw, Curtiss; Young Eagle Walker; Winfield
| Scott, Rand; Col Adams. Morse; Bosphorus Blan-
sshard; Golden Rule;; Hall; Nor ,wester, Mosher
der; and barque 5 A Blaisdell, Sawyer-all ldg.
Sid I'm Aspinwall 18th ult, barque Rosamond, Wal
Ar at Gibraltar 14th ult, barque NAV Stetson, Pen
| dleton. Palermo, land sailed fol New York;
Ar at Cai6arien 18th ult, barque Thomas File cher,
Sid en- Barbados 21st ult, brig H Kennedy,
Clark. Porto Rico.
At Trinidad 2sd ult, brig Mary Mccullough, for
Ar at Matanzas a1st ult, brig Golden Lead, Lang
| thorn, New Orleans.
PSrtand days; Angler Curtiss, Merriman, for
At East Harbor, II, seth ult, sch Lath Rich, for
Cid Of Cow Bay cB, LIST inst, schs Sarah Fish, and
Wings Of the Morning. Mcfarland, for New York (;
Stn, Math Doane, Chase, do; 6th Alonzo Austin,
Cid at St John, NIB 9th inst, brig Lincoln Webb,
Wylie, Philadelphia.
lPer steamer Allemenia at New York;
CD at Liverpool 25th, Alice vennard, Young, for
| MOntevideO via Cardiff,
Emit out at London 18th, Chas Farwel, Gerard,
| New York.
Ar at Deal 26th, Ceres. Humphrey, fin Shields for
| New York, land proceeded.)
AT at Cowes 2sth, Alert. Law, Portland land sid
OFF Sicily oath ult Sea King, from New Orleans for
| Havre.
Ar at Cardiff 25th, Bertha, Humphrey, Liverpool
Ar at Padang March II, Borneo, Bassett, from
| Singapore.
Ar at Singapore April 8, John Watt Poole, from
Cardiff; Enterprise, Dunbar, Calcutta
Passed Anjier March %, Akbar. Croker, Mel
Cardiff for Manila. 90
Sid I'm Malaga 10th ult, Evelyn, Jenkins, Cadiz.
| SPOKEN.
May q. off Cape Antonio brig Medora, from Trim.
| dad for Portland.
June g. lat 80 Al. lon 70 20, barque Harvest Home,
| from New Orleans for Hayre
| June i, lat 353, lon "a 40, barque w Anderson
| from New York for Cardenas
june 8 lat S53, lon IA 10. brig Romance, Duncan,
| from Baltimore for Nevassa.
|
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LAUNcHED-At Westbrook 18th inst, from Mer-
rls yard, schr of 215 tons, 10 my named Bowdoin.
ers. of Portland, and is to be commanded by Capt
VIM Randall.
At Cane Elizabeth 18th inst, from the yard Of w
DYER sloop of about 100 TOMS 10 my owned by Capt
Cieaves, of Cape elizabeth, who will command her.
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u. S. Marshal's Notice

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
District Of Maine, IS. =
DURsUANT to Munitions from the Hon. Ashur
l. Ware, Judge of the United States District Court
within and for the District of Maine hereby give
public notice that the following Libes and Inorma-
An Information on against EIGHT r. HUNDRED
GROSS OF FRICTION MATCHES, seized by the
Collector of Internal Revenue for the Third District
Of Maine, on the fifth day of March last past, at
Watervie, in said District
An Information against ONE THOUSAND GAL
Ions OF ALCOHOL, seized by the Collector of the
District of Passamaquoddy, the sixteenth day of
March last past, at Eastpert, in said District
, LGes against In 5 SCaioONEE BAkNARD,
heads Of SAIL seized by the Collector of the District
of Frenchmans Bay, on the thirteenth day of March
last past at Teuton, in said District.
A Libel against THE BRIG POLLEDO, her
tackle apparel and sTnure, seized by the Collector
of the District of Portland and Falmouth, ON tie
nineteenth day Of April last past. at Portland, In
A Libel against THE BRIG SARAH BERNICE,
lector Of the District OF the four
teenth day of April last past at Machiasport, in said
An Information against FOUR HUNDRED GAL
Ions OF ALCOHOL, seized by the Collector of the
District of Portland and Falmouth on the sixteenth
District. 49, '"''
4 Libel against THE SCHOONER ADALA, and
WHIsKEY, EIGHT KEGS ALCOHOL. FIGHT
KEGS GIN, SEVEN KEGS WINE ONE BARRED,
SULPHAfE OF MORPH INE and TEN BARRELS
OF PICkLED FISH. seized by the Collector of the
District OF Bangor, on the seventeenth day of May
last past, at Bangor, in said District
a Li6st AGAINST THE SCHOONER HANNIBAL,
her tackle apparel and .tn,7,itare, and TWENTY,
FIFE HoGSHEAD OF SALT, seized by the Collec-
tor Of the District Of Casine on the twenty-ninth
day OF May last past at Deer ISLE in said District
which seizures were for breacs of the laws of the
Onted States, as is more particularly set forth In
SAID Ll6els and Informatlons, that hearing and
ra VIII be had thereon at Bangor in said District on
.he Jo1r tuesday Of June current, where any persons
Interested therein may appear and show cause II any
can be shown wherefore the same should not be de-
creed forfeit, and disposed of according to law.
Dated at Portland, this eleventh day OF june, A.
ID. 1866.
F. QUINBY,
Deputy U. S. Marshal, District OF Maine.
.Iurao
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Wants, Lost and Found.
WANTED.
Lost
Wanted.

b, A PLEASANT, unfinished room, with board for
IA a gentleman and wife.
Address Box 95 Portland p. o. june9d3t*
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MARRIED..

In South Limington, June Q, by Rev 0 Haley.
Smith L Sawyer and Miss Ameda Derborn, both OF
South Limington.
In Bath June 7, Horace A Little and Miss Fran
ces Blasland.
In Woolwich, June g. Reuben r Bates, Of Rich
mond, and Lydia A Dunton, OF w.
In Brunswick, Henry johnson. of Topsham, and
Mary A Colbie, of East Boston.
In Gardiner, June 2, Albion Pray, of Richmond,
and Vesta Booker, of G.
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tans nothing poisonous in the least hurtful to the
head hair; the contrary it Is composed of yege-
table substances healing in their nature, and which
are in fact being daily prescribed by the first physi
clans throughout the civilized wold for external ap-
pcation in skin diseases. =
will not insult the good sense ofthe public by CIV
ing it a name, the pronunciation Of which would he
likely to dslocate their jaws but will call it simply
NATURALlZER, or Improved Reproduction
AS dressing, as well as for remedy for every dis
case Of the scalp and hair it is unsurpassed.
Manufactured and for sale Wholesale and Retail by
HORACE HI. JOHNSON s. CO., SO Middle
ST., Portland, tUp Sfairsh
Nav 23-eodS eow3m
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PORTLAND 4 KEANEBEC R. R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, April 3O,h, 1904.

Essissssss;1 Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
sxk-EE,s at LOO 4. VI. for Bath, Augusta Wat
ervlie, kcndalps Mills, Skowhegan and Intermediate
GIN T. K. for Lewiston and Pennington. and at
kendalps Mills with Maine Central R. K. Tor Bangor
as any other. ~ ''' 'O"'o
Leave Portland for Bath, Lewiston, Augusta and
msermediate stations on Saturday only at 500 r. M
Mlxed Train leaves Portland for Bath and interme-
uiase statons daily, exceptSaturday, at 3.45 PM
Freight Train, with passenger car attached. will
Leave Portland for Skowhegan and int mediate sta
tons every morning att O'Clock.
Trains from Bath and Lewiston are dine at PORTLAND
AT S.oV M, and from Skowhegan and Pennington
ana all intermediate stations at $50 p NJ to connect
with trains for Boston. -''"'
Stages for Rockand connect at Bath; and for BEL
last at Augusta, and for Scion, Arson, Norridge
woek, Athens and Moose Head Lake at Skowhegan.
and Tor emma, East and North Vassalboro' at Vas
saiooro', and for Unity at Kendall's MrPs.
w. HATCH, Superintendent.
April %, 1S65-dtf
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The Markets,
TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS.
Einunci0i.

Financial.
NEW YORK. June H.
Tho co,n,oa,o;ols orticJe saws the stock market
continues dull, but without any S JnlI
ness Governments are qn,e' DuS mare seiers than
huvers ayge holders appeared disposed to get ill
OF their load any price better .nah Loo and fae
very tfe pa u at the next shipment win be compar
at;veiv IiSbI The price ranged from 1873 az i5os'
Exchange dull and weak
Ne,r York Markets.
NEW YORK. June IL.
o..or Or HIGHER. sales 1000 bales. Middling Up
'aP Esu 4. and Western dull and Common 10
a zoe lower. Sales $500 bbls. state at Ge Gu g
Southern dull and common lower; sales $50 bbs. at
10 40 "a II 90. Canada dull and common l0 @ loe
lower; sales 200 bbls. at IS az 10 30.
without change; sales ~ COO bush. Milwaukee very
inferior 46; do No l. prime old %; good new, NO.
1 do 2 %; common, No: 2, l IS. or.
Connective at decline of q &c. closing ~ SH ~
sales $4,000 bushels; new Mixed Western al so Y
Sic.
Oats-heavy.
Beef-steady; sales 100 bb,s. o ~,
Pork-hrmer and active; sales 9,soo ppis.' ne"
mess at 80 s14 a 81 %, closing at 81 81 70 S ea
Lard-heavy; sales go bbis. az ~ - - Zz9o'
Whiskey-quiet; Western at z ~ y : z''
Rice-quiet.
Cofee-quiet.
Molasses--quiet.
Freichts to Iiyerpool-ld q Id lower for grain;
corn AID
CHICAGO, june 10.
Flour firm and quiet az % a II 20. Wheat ad-
yanced a. 4c, closing from ~ q 70 for No l, and
05 GD O6 FOR No 2. Corn active. Oats firm at 3D.
"a 39I for No 1, and 20 "a soc for No Q.
Receipts-S,OO0 bbls OF -four. $1,000 bushels OF
wheat 374 900 bushels of corn, 10000 bushels OF
oats Shipments-50OO bbs. Of flour, sc 900 bushels
OF wheat 900 bushels OF corn, Go, 900 bushels OF
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, June IL.
Flour and wheat dull Whiskey unchanged. Mess
Pork held at 80 90. Lard at q ].
Nesc York Stock Market.
Mr.