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USE DExTERs HAIR RESTORATIVE.
B8- Grey Hairs Annthitdted,
30 GREY HAIRS AnnfhiLaJed.
Go Grey Hairs Annthtidted.
MCINTIRE & BROTHER,
No. 1895 Chestnut street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALNUT STREET THEATRE-Thts evening
Shakespeare's beautiful fairy spectacle, n Mid
s,ts.Yle7 Nights Dream, will be repeated. The
play passed off smoothly last evening, and
none of the great beauties of the piece were In
the slightest manner marred. The house was
uncomfortably full, being packed with people
in every part Every seat in the lower portion
of the house is engaged regularly before the
curtain is raised, and the audiences are quite
fashionable. There is no doubt that the
spectacle is destined to have a long and very
successful run, and we have every reason to be-
neve that the management will recover good
portion of the capital expended in the produo-
tIon OF the piece in this country. Philadelphia
will pay her full share at least. We have re-
ceived the following note from gentleman OF
respeotability:-
i"PHrLADELPHIA, August 10.
ITO the Editor ofTHE EVENING TELEaRAPH-S%i sir
provide seats for their patrons be enforced
by the police? have tried 70 get view o! Ine SPEC
tace at the Walnut twice, ana ihIed eacn lime , The h
orchestra 'orcheSra CIRCLE ana the uress cir
Gle find crowded so as 20 prevent me rom seeing
ing on tip-toe. A fAthON.
Our correspondent purchased an admission
ticket, which only calls for a seat If one be va
cant and not secured. The manager, in this
case, does not contract to furnish seat. He
cannot provide persons with what he has not.
ayers to set apart some portion of the lower cir
cles for those who purchase admission tickets
thereto, even at a loss of the extra money paid
in to secure seats, as q privilege OF this kind
will always be appreciated by the masses.
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And No. 900 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BE- AU kinds Of Summer Clothing, Mems, YoutIsS',
and Boys, closing out at gerry LOlU prices.
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LINEN DUsTERs.-DuStproof, Rtti,.g neatly at the
neck, No travel comfortably lOitout oneself
ing at reduced prices TO close out stock.
Ha0 1Say y bet.geer' BENNETT @ q Go--,
SirM streets. No. SIS MARKET STREET,
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AN UNPLEASANT CATASTROPHE. - Shortly
after 10 o'clock last evening, one of our places
of amusement had closed its doors, and those
who had been delighted within were vending
their way homeward with that gloomy un-
pleasantness which is ever the precursor of q
rain. storm. Just as q party of young ladies',
with a few gallant escorts, were nearing the
corner of Eleventh and Market streets, they
were startled by deafening roar OF thunder,
followed by pelJing drops, which came down in
quick succession. With that sudden exclama-
ton of alright known so well to some of our
lady friends, they gathered up their skirts, and
dashed for the first shelter at hand-a canvas
awning. The rain beat down violently, and
the water congregated gradually In the centre
of the awning. forming IL into large funnel
right over the heads and bodies of our evening
party, who, unconscious of the impending
doom, were laughing and talking in q jocular
manner. With another cracking roar of the
empyrean artillery, the rain came down with
such an intensity that soon enlarged the
funnel to a capacious size, and, with crack
of breaking shreds and a resounding splash,
the gathered waters launched upon the giggling
party beneath. What screams and cries of
"My bonnet, and jockey, and cloak" were heard
mipgling with the gruffer ebullitions OF satanic
origin, as the young gents surveyed their
dilapdaJed plugs, limp bosoms, habby collars,
and saturated dress coats! 1t is needless to say
that some of our friends-as soon as a more
substantial shelter was instituted q
wripglng process, which lasted long into the
midnight hour. This over, carriages took the
delugsd parties to their respective homes
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Table Steels. TRUMAN IL SHAW,
CIGight Thirty-ive) Market ST.. below Ninth.
VNHEN CORN GROWS OLD AND is
wv rather tough. the superiority of the Patent
Corn Crater is more manifest by separating all the
nutritious pulp from the indigestible skins OF the
grain when you about to m axe your oysters.
frters other preparations of green For sale
by TRUMAN d SHAW,
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
lFOn ADDITIONAL LOCAL 1Tnls SEE INSIDE PAenAl


ScAFFoLD BREAKS Down, AND Four MEN
ARE Injured AT Twenty second and Shippen
streets a new church, called the bethany Mis-
sion," is now in process Of erection, Workmen
were yesterday morning engaged in putting on
the slate roof, when an accident happened, by
which four persons were more or less injured.
A load of slate was being drawn up to the top
scattold, by means of rope passing over a
pulley and attached to a horse on the ground
below, when IL struck against some OF the TIM
bers, and down came the whole affair. A large
quantity OF slate was upon the scaffold at the
time OF the accident, and this was thrown upon
q portion of the roof of the building, through
-Four persons were also on the scaffold, and
were precipitated TO a lower one, but fOrtu-
naey, although they fell several feet, no serious
injuries were sustained.
Alexander Wilson, aged nineteen years, and
residing at Twenty-second and Market streets
about the head. He was removed to the Penn
sylvania Hospital, but his injuries are by no
means dangerous
Samuel johnson, another workman, was
slightly hurt, but was able to walk home
John Kelly was struck just over the left ten-
pie, and otherwise Injured; and his son John,
aged eleven years only, was likewise cut about
the head.
The accident happened about IL o'clock In the
morning. few minutes before IL occurred the
attention of the men upon the scaffold was
called to the fact that 1t was already overloaded;
ing, IL Is said, loudly demanded that more of
the material should be hoisted at once, whether
IL was ready trimmed not The skaters, in
turn, assert that the scaffolding was too weak
for an ordinary load, and that the mishap was
entirely owing to that defect. There is probably
a grain of truth in both accounts and, although
nobody was killed, the affair deserves an in
VestlgaJion by the proper authorities.
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MARRIED,

JONES q THAoHER, Printers. $40 Minor st
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~ JONES, TEMPLE a. CO.,
~ ASHTON ABLE H A IT ERS,
No. % s. NINTH Street,
First Store above Chestnut street. [4N
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DODGERSAND WOSTENHOLMS POCK ct
h KNIVES, Pearl and Stag Handles, o. beautiful
finish. RODGERS and WADE Il BUTCHERS
RAZORS, and the celebrated LECOULTRE RAZOR,
SCISSORS of the finest quality.
RazOrs, Knives, Scissors and Table Cutlery Ground
and Polished at p. MADEIRA'S, No. lib TENTH
Street, below Chestnut. 2SBp2
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TESTIMONIALS.

RocGisad, Me, May 2, 1867
Dear Sir:-Icannot but express nv highest re-
gard for your medical services. For more than IL
years without any favorable result whatever, have
been under The treatment of most eminent pbysi-
clans OF goth the larger and smaller cities IN ibis
country. Tor an ailing with which the greater mum
Der Of my sex are afflicted and thereby compelle "a
endure miserable existence through lie Thus. as
1t appeared, without chance for help. nv friends
and myself 15 despaired of my e fae did not
on,d 0M tsr%in ~oq.d end as with Tiny surngs
one cnanee nan yet for mel Having Of certain
mined on trying your skill, which did on the 27ti o.
asi necemper the day was entered as one Of your
patents. shall never forget thatday for il inspired
me with hopes as never was before had the most
I'M M confidence IN your ability to cure me- and
the many and varied questions you asked me. tonch
,ns 1iG my Illness seemed but to confirm me in this be-
e tna ~ sure enough on the 1st of January last
pega 70 realize favorable change; ever since There
mas Deen steady gaining and such is the progress
OF my Improvement now that beyond The least doubt
shall soon be restored to perfect health.
for the benefit OF the feeble OF SEX and to prove
70 You that shall ever be grateful oryour services
make this acknowledgment. - :
,,. Il Il remain under the greatest Obligation
70 DIR. Livor. MRs n 81 Gn,oxrn
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The Company offer for sale, through us, their
First Mortgage Thirty Year, Si,
DeY Gesst. CO,Inon seOnds -


First Mortgage T'hirty Year, Six
per Cent. Coupon Bonds,
Principal and Interest payable lea Gold
Coin in New York city. They are in sums OF 81,
ooo each, with semi-annual gold coupons att taehed
and are selling for the present 9J per cent and
accrued interest from July st added, in currency at
which rate they yield nearly 1uae.1
Nine per Gent. upon the Investrncnt. IA.
These Bonds authorized by act of Congress- are is
sued only as the work progresses and TO the same a.
mount Only as the Bonds granted by the Govern
ment; and represent, in all cases. tho first lien upon
completed, equipped and productive railroad in
which have been Invested Government subsidies
stock subscriptions, ,nations surplus earnings
and which is worth more than three times the amount
Oh FIRST mortgage Bonds which be issued upon it
IKE agreement of his Company 10 pay principal and
interest OF thor Bonds in coin being made under the
Special Contract Law of California; .authorizing and
enforcing contracts to pay gold, is legally binding
unlike similar agreements made by companies in
States where no such legislative sanction exists .
In these important particular the Securities of the
Central Pacific Company offer an unusual degree of
safety, stability and profit combined
The First Mortgage Bonds of this Company are
destined to occupy prominent place among First
Class Securities in the money markets of this country
and Europe, and will, without doubt, be eagerly
sought for and anxiousy dealt in hereafter at rates
materially in advance of the price at which they are
now offered. 'ft.
Having carefully investigated the resources, pro-
gress, and prospects of the road, and the manage
inent of the Companys affairs, we cordially recon-
mend these Bonds to Trustees, Executors, Institu-
tions and others as an entirely sound reliable and
rensunerdtiUe form OF permanent Investment.
Conversions of Government Securities
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Poetry.
Then and Now


We were eating red, ripe cherries,
Long ago,
Where the brown and golden sherries
Bright did glow; .F
All me! so long, so long ago!
And the soft all With her tresses
Lightly played,
And the sunbeams, with caresses,
Kissed the maid
loved, SO long, so long agol
Now my hair is silver-threaded; g..
How is yours,
Since the millionaire YOU welded
By the shoEes o.H a
hated, OIL so long ago?
They say that you are grand ana staeeiy'
Dainty dame;
That you sometimes smiie se"a'eiy
At name
You loved, so long, so long ago.
Well, my heart has left off aching,
will own; .
And my children, music making.
Have outblown Hi
The burning fire of long ago.
And to-day I'm eating cherries
With my wife,
Where the brown and golden sherries
Glance with life,
And laugh at long, long, long ago.
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MRS. wheeler. Stonch,m ruo.s

very confidently and earnestly recommend DR..
J. W Poiand's Hunor Doctor as an excellent renee
dy tor Hunlors, having been wonderfully benefited
by II myself. My own case a very severe and
obstinate one. For more than two years the skin
upon The inside of both my hands, and even down on
the wrist, was constantly cracked and broken up,
wet work, and vas obiee to wear glo, es in sewing
oavold getting .lood upon my work. The lumor
winch SO afflicted me was probably combination of
Erysipelas and Salt Rheum. My general health W as
quite poor. Soon after began the Humor
Doctor could perceive signs of healing i contin-
ued to take the medicine till was finally cured NV
hands are now perfectly free from humors and to ali
appearances my WHO systemis clear of it, and has
been for several months. used eight bO' ties before
felt safe to giyeitup entirely, but they cured me-
IL HARRIET WHEELER.
Stonpliam Mass July r 19EG
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MILLINERY

Mrs. COLBY
NTOULD say to her patrops ana
dwelling house, " uo business at her
NO. Il Cotton Street.
wnere can be found all the late styles OF
6on'sets, Ribbons, FyOsvers ,ec
NAV pTBnt az a few steps from Free Street.
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For Sale,
100 Acres

~. FOr sale. n.3 ~ f.
A VERY desirable lot OF land on Union street.
ie15tf o37 Eore Straat
Argus copy.
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EOOD Farming Land for SAFE, in GorIlam, only
ocight Wiles from Portland. We'll wooded and
Agent, Portland -
Aug29-d3w&W1tx
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% Il T L AM
SAc0 & PORTSMOUTH R. R.

tlu. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Monday, April l5th, 1857.
E5fsS 5sffss Passenger Trains leave Portland for
: Boston at $40 A. NJ, and 2.55 p. M. and
$50 tExpress) P. NJ. OO ' " "''0 NV
Leave Boston tor Portland at 7.3o A. M. and 3.
z. M and 100 (Express) P. M. -"- V
p;tidslsH dMlEcHASfc's aad LABoRER's Train will leave
Saco at g. arriving in Portland at 40.
returning, will leave Portland for Saco and Bid.
ueiord and intermediate stations at 6.1OP NJ \
special freight train, with passenger car attach
eu VIII leave Portland at ITO A. NJ. for Saco and
nddeiord, and returning, leave Biddefcrd at (, 30
Portland, April H. 1857. anIr,sdt; IsPt;
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P0RTLANDs ROCHESTFgRR =
SPRING ARRANcr.,D>,n

SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Monday, April II. 1897
: Bas..5:Nll1Zt trains will run as follows:
o.5o and 200 A. NJ, and $40 p. M. Leave PoriIanS
'or Ta SacS R,yer R,o 7i6 A. NJ, 200 and 6.16 P. NJ
O'Clock from Portland, will be freight trains with pas
senger cars attached. "''" p"'-
steam Car Accommodation Train.-Leaye Cor
ham at A. NJ. and p M 'N "oi
Leave Portland at 12.15 and 4P.M.
a. Stsges counscs at Gorham for West Gorham,
gTsa.99ush, SIeep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark Sebaco
Sriagson, Loysll, Hiram, Brownfeld, FryebuTr,
ConEay, bartlett jackson. Limington, Cornish ,Pof.
yer, Freedom, Madison, aud Eaton, N. 81,
AZ hnxton Center for West Buxton, Bonny Eagle
Parsonsield and Ossipee ava - A'""A'i"
az tSaccarappa for South Windham, Windham Hin
era Saorth Windham, daily. y = -
pou,., BY order of the President.
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MAINE CENTRAL R. 2
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

hEssssxn On and after Monday, April 18th.
sEk@Ngcurrent, trains will leave PoItIand lor
Bangor and all intermediate station on this linz ~.
% ~ r. daily. For Lewiston and Auburn only, al
49, rIeight Trans Tor Waterville and all interme-
diate stations, leave Portland at sos A, M.
. IRAN from Bangor is due at Portland at 2l5 p NJ.
III season 10 onnect with train for Boston, !
from Lewiston and Auburn only, at AM
Nov. !, 1866 H94.44- - -'o ',, ,enlpt SIP.'
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~ u AAEO H'thIHsdhUS IUC, VI
NONTAIN1NG about twenty thousand feet ST.
~ tnated ON Grove street, in the immediate vici-
nifty of the Deerng Farm, and adjoining the residence
OF Mr. George +. Eos er, for sale at bargain. Apply
to ME- W. H. Jerr;s, Real Estate Agent, Horse Rail
road Depot.
August 20 1885, 7ta' eodlm
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Portland & Kennebec R. R.
1tco through trains Daily bettpeea Boston, Portla,
.rHtr.l .tt ' and The kennebec. I

uhu Mc hchfteOCc. {
r IifiEdI Trains leave Portland al p NJ lor
EA-2R all stations on this line, and for Lewis
ton anu iatlons on the AndrOscOggin Road Also
Bangor and stations on Maine Central road TT
2 PORTLAND for Bath and Augusta ae S15 p. M.
Trans are dueat Portland at S.35 A. NJ, and 2.3o
The through Freight Train with passenger car at
ing at Z O'Clock.
An ETpress Train leaves Augusta daily at A p M.
,or boston, connecting at Portland with Evening
Express leaving at O'Clock, and arriving In Boston
81 - mixed train leaves Portland for Bath aud
ntermediate places at Q. is o'clock p M daily, and
leaves Bath for Portland al o'clock A. M, Connect
ing with the morning train TO Boston.
Fare as low by this route to lewiston wateryille
hendalfs Mills and Bangor as by the Maine Central
road, and tickets purchased in Boston for Maine
central stations are good for passage on this line
Passengers from Bangor, Newport, &C., will pur.
chase tickets to Kendalls Mills only and after tax
ing the cars ON ON this road the Conductor will fur
9sh tickets and make the tare the same through 10
Fortiand or Boston as via the Maine Central road
stages for Rockand connect at Bath; and icr Bel.
last at leaving daily arrival OF train from
BOSTON, leaving at 80 a. M; and ior Solon Ansop
Norrdgewock, Athens and Moose Head Lake al
skowhegan, and for China East and North Vassal-
ooro at Vassalboro'; for Unity at endalIs Mi,i's
aud for Canaan at Pishon's Ferry. y
w. HATCH, Super intcmdsut.
Augusta, June 10, 1867. june16dtt
RH Star and Argus CODY,
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Genteel Residence for Sale in Cor
HA y ssF h ham,

,. Sne of the Finest Residences
bfaSA ->l -tA-'A i'm GOrhans,
ri lhA fakk Now occupied by Major Mann S Of
IiA tered for sale The house is two
storie.. thoroughly finished inside
and o9t, and in situation is Unsurpassed in that
fruit trees of various kinds, shruberry SC. nice
spring OF excellent water is handy to the door, and
large cstern In cellar. 1t also fine stable. This
eIcenent properly Will commend itself to any man
who Is IN want Of a pleasant home within 80 minutes
For iurher particulars enquire of W. H. Jerrs, Re-
freDle dUuSe.T = y EHeh fA 81 Ia tjy3Odtf
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y,oo. O.. =. hOCKLAND, Me-, May 4, 1867.
publie that vol my duty to humanity to make it
Wlao knew my suiferings despaired thereof Among
eeevery many that have suffered as did from cancer
o. ie breast, and who have died from the treatment
scn diseases usually receive at the hands of Dysic-
no ts geheraily many indeed might be alive to-day
troany eney nave had the privilege OF your skiG
uIeneht; Iat furthermore, 1 owe it to you TO state
ma shall ever consider myself under he greatest
fDa9ns fogab for your Blindness in attending my case
so aar was M not able to pay You your full fee, and
'''' 'ie greatest regard TOR you, remain yours &c.
HENEIETTA DRINKWATER
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The DR.'s INSTITUTE turtbo,
homeopathic PHARMACY, where he Tnens
RRmS GSRsda11,y on hand the different HOMEOPATHIC
~ y ~ n prepared by him according to the rules
"cn ne viii IN quantities to suit the purchaser
as,ue irom THIS ne will be always prepared 10 ac
his weii-known HOMEOPATHIC SPFCTEISS sIs q
WlRea WIS VIII always be accompanied by his HoIiSE
li1LD III. TREASURE or MEDICAL GUIDE. a nam
Phlet giving all Unnecessary Information to comnrehend
INC ili ease and simple, yet quate direction Iar
aamnsterlng s tine appropriate remedy In the ab
see oI .he Dr; some person will be at the office TO
with n aI;cn .pose that come to supply themselves
fers9ns ,s @ living at a distance may avail themselves
S 'e serves p} applying per letter. stating
,.ats orders Tor Remedies will receive prompt at
y Office hours from to 12 A mr. and from, o -
~ Prlyate consultation from to 9PM. -
W hielcaI ADVICE to the poor, free of charge.
iroms to9 M, and from 5 to GPM
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O,o,. o. ,RoCKLAND, Nay 8, 1867.
/: Deor Shr:If am under obligations to auy one II
= 70 you ior your restoring to health Ever since
lor the last three years. every night almost had an
asacs that would not permit me TO lie down for fear
sunocating; and every day was expected to be INV
.a .ast one. IL would be unjust ii did not mention
% cnai my husband procured medical aid wherever lie
coMia, ai OF WHICH, however, most succe sfulIy
Iesstsu i i py my ang. But, thanks be 10 God that
ns hau tne privilege of securing your services tor
witn1ug them could not have lived up to this time
tions, -,If- = : War@auf u fpossSst . &C ooi'ea-
Vile of Mr.. Jacob Shaw. of fhe firm of n SL. ~, e.
Co, Dry Goods Meachants, - ona" "
70 DIR. j. Iiyor lu
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Nice Farm for sale Low.

NICE FHfm 1OT SaE6 LOW. :
.t...1r In Cumberland. eight miles from
AN-G Portland, very pleasantly situated
EsGafArkR only three minutes walk from de-
"a 6hAasnI4M- Iot, containing % acres wood, 20
4ssss==L1-sELaAE moving, and 10 acres pasture;
abundance of excellent water; nice new II story
house, thoroughly finished, containing II rooms I;
good barn 80 by 60 painted and has cupola; has
wood-shed. riage house, work shop and henel ",
all in complete order, Price $500. Apply to W. Il.
Portland. aue12d6w*
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Boston, January II, 1856.


DR. j. w. PoLAND-Dear Sir:-I very cheerhlly
an excellent remedy for humors MY numerous ac-
quaiDtances il Manchester know how severely was
afflicted with Bos, and they know how perfectly
good my health is at present. Your Humor Doctor
cured me- Please refer 10 me for particulars in my
case. : eta A. G. WALLACE
Manchester, N H., June H. 1886
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Farm for Sale. y H.
Dr. 10 acres more or less, situated within u miles
N/0f the Post Office, of Portland, bounded on the
road s Wess beyond the We.tbrook Aims House farm,
an = down to- the canal ON the lower side.
.as;ay usefy nttng place for market garden, or a
peautia piace for private residence as there is
spienud orchard In very high state of cultivation
On tne iarnl The farm cuts about As tons of hay: t
has been very well manured for the last ten wears,
consequently gives very large weld Of produce,
aso mas very good barn, and is insured or $500 1t
wou,u pe very convenient for splendid brick yard
rs thefe Is any amount OF brick material on the
premises. Perfect title guaranteed For further
pal cuiars enquire OF III. D0iaAN,z4s1
Jeiotf 237 Fore street, Portland.
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For Sale,

fTNHREE toried brick house No 30 on Hiob Street
scriber. ~ NSAsT
Also, two three stored brick stores on Fore Street.
corner Of Pearl opposite the Custom House, with
partition wa cd roofs the rear on Wharf Street
louf STORES with cellars. For terms and particulars
enquire of the subscriber s,1F - fssS,s,1-t Il
NATHANIEL BLANCHARD.
Portland, April 3, 1857 diff N. 10 = FT1T' , X
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n, -: New YORK, March 81, 1867
Il n 3; L,'or, Rockldnd:-I consider il INV duty to Won
anu thousands of others suffering as did. from
that was cured under YOUR treatment and pnn mads
ape 70 60 to work, which was not Capable Of doing
sihce 1000. Yours truly, A. H. BoyNToN
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70 DIR. Livor. MRs' n 81 'G,,, G,,,oyr

n.-r..... ROcKLAND, Me-, March %. 1867
~ Dr. - Atror For the good of suffering humanity
OF eatarrh, of many years STANDING npesr vn,,r
treatment. Yours, &c. $50 SIIAs KALIotIH. :.
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Land on Commercial street to
Lease. '
tHE subscriber is desirous of improving his lois
4 on Commercial street, and will lease q part or
the whole for term of wears
of ne Will erect buildings sui able for manaiactur-
lng OF other purposes, if desired
a. PROPOSALS will be received by e.. f.. UPHAM, or
2. RICHARDSON.
"ily ooth. lsIfHE may31dH