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NEW ORLEANS, May %.
Cotton-market quiet and unchanged; sales $50
bales; Low Middng at 24l a 25c; receipts 100 bales
there were no exports. Susar-Lousiana lair at 12c
Molasses-nothing doing Sterling Exchange LAT q
100. New York sight Exchange premium.
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Notice.

FItHE Annual Meeting of the Farnsworth Mannfac-
i turing Company will be held a. the Counting
Room of Messrs. Deering, Milliken & Co., in Port
land on Tuesday, June 4th, 1867, at o'clock p M :.
to elect officers of the Corporation tor the ensuing
year. and to act upon any Other business which may
come before the meeting.
g.. aL S; b. HASKELL, Clerk.
Portland Nav 25, 1867. dtd eI---I' $500
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House and Land i'm Ferry Village
at AuciIOn

[ J." WEDNESDAY, June 9th, at o'clock 7. NJ,
rar street. thld house from Sawyer street. in
eadS nIuage' IL contains 10 rooms IN good rel air.
III Ielaf and conyeniences. Lot So by Ito eet
boaSd honse is finely located, and arranged Tor a
the civ mouse Tie ferry boat 10 and from
easy. - minutes sale posltVe. Terms
May 80 :, -
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PAPER PANTALETS.
Tried TaIIOu

-.. FOR SALE BY
A. G. CORLIss, No. 96 Exchange Street
May 24-,l3w 40 ..I =
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WANTED.
Wanted
Wanted.

IA house-wOrk. Address, NJ NJ ''' u uo
May 2S. 3ts Portland Post Office tor dors
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special Sale of Fine New CARRIAGES
at Anctinn

. SAT sef p June Isl, at II O'Clock A. NJ
ra,es ST. "a s4u-fe, IL line new Car
, aIes, open bug sies, &c, &c. These ca riagsu
are iect from The manuiactory and are OF tha -
ranted. i 10 "ai-
Also, at same time and place, the sale Of Horsas
Carriages harnesses &C., that usually takes niacss
on new arket lot, Market st. P-''o
May 20. f. o. BAILEY, Auctionsar
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Read your own Destiny.

CEND tor my large illustrated circular accompa-
y MED with Astrological Chart and full directions
for use; enclosing cents or two red stamps to pre-
pay postage Address AMOS 7. POWELL,
May 20. 3w Boston, Mass.
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Flour Barrels Wanted |!

n IN and after January I'd, 1867, we shall resume
~ the purchase OF Flour Brls. for CASH, at the
PORTLAND Sugar Co.,
"a IL Danforth ST..
febSdtf j. b. BROWN & SONS,
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Two Houses for Sale.

TWO houses on Lincoln Street, between Wilmot
Il and Franklin, nearly completed, with all the
modern improvements. Will be sold at bargain
Enquire of SMITH OF PICKETT,
may28d1w On the premises,
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.AsessSsN sALaS.
Groceries at Auction.

{ n THURSDAY, May %. at 10 O'Clock A. Nj 7
snail sell at store No. l05 edeTai street All The
Sn.. eS consisting in part coffee, Tea, sugar,
Cal nooaeeo, splc 5, IapOca, sac, Starch SsIt
III US Deans, Vinegar, cider, Mola ses Kerosene
snrino $3.50 $50 the fixtures, PaIolm, Counter and
Bl1ck and .s lisa Office Chains, Ice Chest Meat
:. anu oehch, Measures, Tools &c ~
by order Of the COmmittee
May 70. NJ N - Ar ~,
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Lath Savers wanted.

| 'l'Wo or three men are wanted that thoroughly
understand the business of saving Laths, to
Wnoih good wages will be paid anu constant employ
neht ior the season. None bat first rate workmen
Wharf. = ---'D Nf'' De' ~
May %. dit CHARLES HAMILTON. Agent
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Piano for Sale.

DIAM and Decorative Paper Hanging. VII
Il LIAM SHEAL, formerly OF New York, VIII DC
happy TO attend to any orders from friends CT the
public. House q Willnot ST. may24d1mN
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For Sale.

4 BOUT three thousand loads of the finest of loan
the corner of Pearl and Cumberland Streets OF
the subscriber, No Pleasant Street. the same to be
may27dlw -. VIM. BALDWIN. E
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Wanted immediately
AT THE
New Employment Office
No 200 10 Hna,<,rooo O. q.

I'd Door West Of City RuiIding tup stairs.)
Urls capable of doing all kinds of house work,
~ to whom good situations will be given
Also La BORERS for various kinds of work, and
CLERKS for every kind of business.
"a we are able at all times to supply parties in
any part of the State with GOO D. RELIA BILE HELP.
either as Domestics, Mechanics or Laborers. ~.
Merchants, Contractors. Farmers and others will
be supplied with Men and Boys tor all kinds of en-
ployment FREE OF CHARGE. Don't forget the num-
land, Me. HEWITT a. RUTTER
rep zz-u1 ...... .......- .- ... ProprietOrs.
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I GRAND OPENING
FOREST CITY DRIVING PARK
&neo7, Is
On Wednesday, June 9th, 1867.
Purse and Sweepstakes for $l,95O.
G. II. Bailey, names b. G. "Shepard Knapp"
A. M. Savage, names b. G. 'Little Fred"
F. s. Palmer, names BIB. g. "Gladiator."

TNHE above Horses probably the fastest repre-
sentatives of the trottng families to which they
belong of any that have appeared upon the turf viz
the BIandys, Eatons and the Drews. So many ma
tiOnal tr0tters have appeared among each of these
classes that they have identified themselves with the
stockraisng interests OF the Sta and at home and
abroad have distinguished themselves as winners in
many hard fought race Gladiator made his debut
last season, easily beating field OF horses July
4, was afterwards defeated by being off in condition,
but so confidently believed to be now able to COM
pete with any OF his class Sheppard Knapp Dr., has
proved himself good one, having defeated Draco
Prince last tall at Mystic Track, Boston, in 2.33I 23
234 aud has many engagements with some OF the
best Horses in New England among which are Fear
naught. Empress, Mcclellan Ben Franklin, John
Ferris, License and other noted Horses to he trot-
ted the coming season at Boston. Little Fred, O.
Watervillc, son Of Old Drew, has troted several
races with much credit to Understanding the ftl
heat last fall in the mud at Augusta against the geld
ing Mac, in 2.3. He also trotted at Wateryille, in
harness. in 2.36, on jog and is in high favor will
his friends Tor the race. This is for money
than was ever trotted for before in Maine and it ii
believed will prove to be the best tastest and mos
excl ing contest that could lie offered to the patrons
of the Forest City Park. Every gentleman who own
a Drew, an Eaton, a Brandy throughout tn,
State, should witness this race. tt-
Tr0tting to commence at O,clock.-Tick
Ell Fifty Cents each.
May 25. ,dtd -
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Maine Medical Association

The Annual Meeting of the Association will be
held in the Library Room of Mechanics Hail. Port
land, commencing OH TUESDAY, JUNE IS, 1867,
at 10 o'clock p. M. Session to continue three days
Address by DR.. GEO. H. CHADWICK, of Port
land.
E. HOWARD vOSE, MD,
may25eOdtd Secretary.
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Board of Trade.

Il MEETING of the Board of Trade will be held
"A at the New Board Of Trade rs DOM lad
joining Merchants Exchanged on Monday evening
next, June Sd, at u O'Clock.
Proposals tor membership should be lett with the
Secretary previous To that date.
Per Order, ri. N. RICH.
Nav %. did -
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nNE of Edwards first class Pianos for sale i:
Ofrst class in every respect, Octaves, warranted
EfF=Also a small Soda Fountain
Enquire. at Groton RI ouse, Center st, Portland.
No., 4
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Board.
House and Sign Painting.

TWO pleasant unfnrnishe d rooms with board suit
J. able for gentlemen and their wives, at No. Lo-
Gust Street. 30 We. N4"t mayoid1w*
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:. f. o. BAILEY, Auetioneer.
Dwelling House and Land a, Auc-

u shall s ei1D l6s June 9Th, at O'Clock p NJ
Newbuiy street, known the MIS- n bSs ~ r.
contains rooms, finished tn oughoute cnDvensnt ~
81 feet This property gooa location 10. % ~
liable for occupancy or investment. Terms eass and
known at sale. ' Ai'A
May so. +. o. BAILEY Auctio,oox
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Wanted.

ri -.,#-w Wanted.
10000 FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
OOsOOO City Sugar Refinery, West Com
merclal, near foot of Emery street.
proposals VIII also be received Tor new Sugar Bar
fes, anu sample may be seen at the office of the
feb12d&wtt 9'r 4, fJtsRSEy
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lYankruDt Notice.

DISTRICT CLERKS OFFICE,
Portland, May p, 1867. I
DERSONS intending to avail themselves OF the
Il provisions of the Bankrupt Act lawyers and
all others concerned rerby notified that the
dersgned expects to be able to supply at reasonable
rates all those requiring them, with Blank Petitions
on or bcfoIe June LIST proxmo,
In order to insure uniformity in the papers, 1t is
expected that parties wishing for blanks will OBTAIN
the at this office.
will be kept with any whether Register Assig-
nee, Commissioner Attorney or Party.
All letters to which an answer is expected must
enclose sufficient stamps to pay the return postage
they will not be answered.
VIM. p. PREBLE, Clerk,
- u. s. D. q. Maine.
The following papers will insert the above three
weeks and send their bill to the District Clerk as
above: Bangor Wing and Courier, Augusta journal,
Biddeiord Union Belfast Progressive age, ellsworth
American, Rockland Democrat, Mac mas Eepuolean
PASSPORT Sentinel, Lewiston journal.
MAY q. 3Wd.
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h.OdwerS Wapsted.

1.-TWO Gentlemen dodgers. The room is on the sec.
9nd floor, fronts on the street, and well fur
P. NJ. Mo- ~
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For Sale. 4.
NNE I'd hand Express Wagon and one I'd hand
~ Ice Chest, suitable for Grocer, at
CHENERY a. TAYLOR'S,
Nay28 1w 296 Congress street.
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Boston Stock l,ial.

Superior New Dat Meal.
IN SACKS Best Canada Dat Meal, just re
w ceived, and for sale by 49, ershu
CHASE BROTHERS,
May II. TT&S3w Head Long Wharf.
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Ann Rrancisco Market,
Brighton Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 20.
Flour firm ut 6 30 a. 90 for choice. Wheat-The
New York demand continues quiet at 90 q $50. ~
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COmmercial.--P Cable.

CHARLESTON, s. O, May %:
COtton-irm; Middlng uplands at al 925c; sales
81 bales; receipts 800 bales.
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BOarderS Wanted
WANTED---AGENTS.

MYTH such work as "Abbot's Lives of the
w Presidents" and such Engravings as ''The
Empty Sleeve" Morning Kiss" &c we are conf
dent that can offer superior atlyai ages To can
vassers. " VISA
For particulars call personally or address,
49,. . j. HANKERSON,
May ~. wv" Elm St. Portland Ma
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TJNRIED Tallow constantly on hand and for sale
i by the ariel or Firkin by
j. L. WEEKS,
May Il. DIM Nos. " q "a Fore St.
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Dried Peaches.
For Sale.

A MOTHER LOT OF those nice Dried Peaches jus,
n received and for sale by -
may25d1w az. j. L. WEEKS
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Wanted.

A SITUATION as Nurse or House keeper An
"A ply at Capt Eben Moody'S, Falmouth, near H.
Depot OF No Stone st. may2id1w.
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DIR. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALoMEL.-These
Pills are composed of various root S, hav-
ing the power to relax the secretiOns of
the liver as promptly and etfectually as
blue pill or mercury, and without pro-
ducing any OF those disrgreeable or dam
gerous effects which often follow the use
of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills NAV
be used with confidence, as they pro-
mote the discharge Of vitiated bile, and
remove those distractions from the liver
and hillary duets, which are the cause
OF bilious affections in general.
scHENK's MsNDRKE's PILLS cure
Sick Headache, and all disorders of the
liver, indicated by salloW skin, coated
tongue, costiveness, drowsiness, and a
general feeling Of WEAKNESS and lassi-
tude, showing that the liver is in tor
pid Or Obstructed condition.
In short, these Pills may be used
With advantage in all cases when pur-
gative or Alternative medicine is reauir-
ed.
Please ask for CDR. Schenck's Man
drake Pill" and observe that the two
likenesses of the Doctor are on the Gov
eminent stamp--one when in the last
Stage Vi ooiisuiilptloil, anu tne Otnef IN
his present health.
Sold By all Druggists and dealers.
Price p cents per box. Principal Office
No. Is North 9Th Street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas
Barnes 4 Co., q Park Row, New York;
5. S. Hance, los Baltimore ST., Balti-
more, Md. John d. Park, n. Z. cor
OF Fourth and Walnut ST., CINCINNATI,
Ohio; Walker x Taylor, 1874 and 1856
Wabash Avenue, Chicago. H.; Collins
Brothers, southwest corner of Second
and Vine sts., st. Louis, Mo.
Dee. 18th.
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AFFAIRS IN EURoPE.-The Depart
ment of State to-day received volumin-
Gus dispatches from our Ministers in
England and France. While they do
not contain as late advices as are daily
brought by the cable, they represent
pretty fully the condition Of affairs, and
show conclusively that a general Euro
pean war can scarcely be averted. The
Emperor Napoleon has been engaged
for several months making gigantic ma
val and military preparations, and it
is alleged that the feeling is now so uni
versal among the French people for
collision that it has passed beyond the
Emperor's control. The French Minis
ter is also in receipt OF dispatches from
his Government. The information
brought by the cable to-day, that a col
lision cannot much longer be withheld,
has caused considerable talk in diplo-
matte circles Hash. Cor. ". y.
Tribune.
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the dispute between France and Prus-
STA, with regard to Luxembourg. 1t is
understood that the following terms
have been agreed upon as the basis for
France is rot to enlarge her present
boundaries; second, the Notifications of
Luxembourg are to be evacuated and dis
mantled; thiru, the future political
status of the Grand Duchy is to be as
eertained and determined by the confer
ence; fourth, the final decision of the
conference is to be guaranteed by all the
Governments participating therein.
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STOCK FEEDING-Raav and cooked
.food.-'The question as to which is the
most profitable for feeding stock, raw
or cooked food, still engages the atten-
ton of the agricultural press. The ma
jority of voices are in favor of the
cooking process. A Kentucky farmer
fed raw corn for a given time to his hogs
weighing them at the time of com
mencing the experiment, and again
when a change was made to cooked food
The result was s. to 17a-a large bal
ance in favor of cooked food after de-
Quoting the expense of preparing the
latter. Even one-half of the above diff
ference would justify the feeding of the
cooked material in preference to that in
a raw state.
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A HISTORICAL CHARAcTER.-The
Houston (Texas) Telegraph announces
the death, in that city, of Jenny Long
street, a little mule which had followed
the fortunes Of the old Texas brigade
from the Blackwater to Appamattox
Court House. This interesting quadru-
ped had participated in all the chequer-
ed scenes of the Potomac, had forded
the Rappahannock, the Potomac and
the Shenandoah; had grazed in Penn
sylvania, and in remembrance of his
faithful services the surviving heroes of
the Texas brigade had, after the smash
Mississippi and given him a comforta-
bic home for his old age.
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SP EGIAL NOTICES

azs@To CoNsUMPTIvEs,--Th adver
tiser, having been restored to health in few
weeks by a very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with severe lung atfec-
ton, and that dread disease Consumpton-is
anxious to make known to his felow-sufferers
the means of cure.
To all those who desire it, he will send copy
of the prescription used free of CHARGE, with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will fEd SURE oWRE for
Consumption, 1sthh1a, Bronchitis, Coughs
Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing. Parties. wishing the
prescription, FREE, by return mail, wilplease
address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings county,
lnay2 1s67-1y. New York.
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ssgTo PLANTERS AND FABNr,o

ssETo PLANTERS AND FARMERS
The Lodi Manufacturing Company Gestabn',,~
ed since lS30,) having the exclusive c,apllsh-
all the night soil of New York CITY, cpnii Of
ly Tor cash q new article of DOUBTLESS
impurity and rubbish, which they viii so If% m
Twenty Five Dollsrs per Ton, delivered %, oG
ticle, which is puverized as fine as aon nls ar
no equal for Corn. Cotton, and Tobacoan' mas
is equal to No. Peruvian Guano in ~ and
portion of two lbs. for one of Guanne pro,
better than the best brands of Suner. pi ana
pilates, pound for pound V'7i nos
This Is just the thing for those who vii,
Cash for a good article at low price u E W}
have coarser article at Twenty Dollars we we
Ton. Samples sent by mail, free, on r rao Per
of cent stamp. Send for pampblet i anS4
convinced. 'ao be
Address the Lodi Manufacturing r..
pany,n eofa-
66 Courtlandt Street, New Yorl.
Rocky MoUNT, EDGEcoMBE Co. N r.
Mr.. James r. Deg. =, y
SIR: In reply to your inquiry of the ros,,.
of our experience in the use of your imnro 'ull,
Poudrette, purchased of you for this f Year,
Cotton Crop, we would beg leave to saw a. a.
present season has been one quite rnfayors sll
to the action Of all fertilizers Several ,aa'
of Manures were used by US with the oyn aaus
ton of your Poudrette, with little or M orap
to the crop. Where the Poudrette was annt;a3
it gave us near half bale more per acre pps .na
caused the Cotton to open much earlier and
we would therefore recommend the same , rs %
concentrated manure for the growth of Cotton
as well as improvement in the soil.
Yours very respectfully
HENRY P, STULTs & BRO
November 18th, 1866.
March %, '67-6t
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DEATHS.

CooKUs-At Connersville, Indiana,
January %, 1867, after short and pain
full illness, Mr.. p II. Cookus, formerly
of North Mountain, Berkeley county,
West Va, in the 61st year of his age.
.52ss~ Baltimore Ao,erjca11 please copy.
Calm ON the bosom of thy God,
Dear spirit rest thee now,
E'cn while with rs thy footsteps trod
His seal WAS on thy brow.
Dust to It's narrow home beneath,
Soul to its rest on high.
They that have seen thy look in death
Ne mere May fear TO die
!. n. E.. Berlin, Pa.
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In Chicago, on Friday, Jane M. Mitch
ell died from the effects ofarsenic which
she had taken. She was born in War
rem county, Ohio, was married in keo-
kuk, Iowa, to James M. Mitchell, and
accompanied him in 1862 to Pixies Peak
There he deserted her, and she return
ed to Ohio, but subsequently removed
to Chicago. She admitted before her
death that she had long contemplated
suicide
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~ ERRORS OF YOUTH-A Gentle
man who suffered for years from Nervous De-
bility, Premature Decay and all the effects of
youthful indiseretion, will, for the sake of suf
fering humanity, send free to all who need it,
the recipe and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertiser expert
ence, can do SO BY addressing, in perfect con-
fdence JOHN B. OGDEN,
may .. 1s67-1y ~ Cedar St. New York.
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a dispatch from st. Paul. Minnesota,
says on Monday evening two young la
dies in company with George Gray, in
attempting to eros the Zambro river at
Claremont Station, We're upset in the
swollen stream and drowned. Their
names were Helen Marshall, OF Clare
mont, and Jane Thornburne, OF Water
willie. Gray was in the water hanging
to some willow boughs when rescued.
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The President has issued an order for
the return of the statue of Washington,
which was taken from the capitol at
Baton Rouge in 1862, and shipped to
New York. Repeated efforts have been
made for Presidential order or the re-
turn of the statue, but without success
until now.
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A gentleman who has recently be-
come interested in gold mines in North
Carolina brought from there last week
several specimens of quartz which, on
analysis, show product of about 500
per ton. A considerable number of
Northern men have lately taken stock
in these mines.
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STo N II M Z T.,
AND a
GOOD DIV ELLING HOUSE,

out-houscs and Garden, and two Tenant hous-
es. This Mill is considered one of the most
valuable in the county, with an abundance OF
water and in of the best wheat growing
re-, ions in the State. and within one hundred
yards OF Il Depot on the Baltimore y ono mo
Railroad--a spring of good water near t alr
Mill. This property offers rare chance Ior
profitable investment, having the best wafer
power III tie county A more particular oe-
scription is deemed unnecessary, as persons
disposed to purchase can view the premises
and judge Tor thcmselv S.
Also, one other House and Lot on
John street, 81 feet inches by 26O feet, IN tht
town OF Martinsburg, and known on the plae
nE5a- The Terms Cts prescribed By inc
Decree IRE: One-fourth of the. purchass1
money i'll hand, and the balance in one anu
two years, with interest on the deferred pay
ments from the day of sale, and reserving
Iien upon the property to secure the same aiso
the bonds of the purchaser, with good pefso-
nal security for the deferred payments.
JOHN p. KEARFOTT,
EDMUND PENDLETON,
Special Commissioners
Jacob 5. Strayer. Auctioneer.
April II, ls67-ts
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1sg-J. n. HARRIS & Co., of Cincin-
matt, are now putting up medicine for the
name of Aliens Lung Balsam. This remedy
in curing cyses of Consumption that were con
sidered incurable. This remedy breaks up the
most harassing Cough in an incredible short
time. For sale by J. L. W. BAKER, Mar
tinsburg, West Va.-also, by the Dealers in
Family Medicine generally.
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The Treasury Department has receiv-
edfrom General Swayne a report of the
capture of j. NJ. Parkman, President of
the First National Bank at Selma, Ala
bama, charged with robbing that bank
recently of 100000.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-05-02

A CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION follows the
use OF IL ELM BOLD S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA.
1t removes black spots, pimples and ali erup-
tions of tine skin