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me~ Man, rees,.an<s Can 4e.,if, to Th

Aew mxny Tco1eunos Gan estff, to Tkss
eJ UnhaFey Experience!
Young men trouh!ed with EMISSIONS in sIeer-s
ompiaint generally the result OF had habit in
oulh, Treated scienti ally and perfect eure war
l9nte0 or no char.e made.
5ardly day passes hut we consute, by one Oh
more young men with the above ilsea.e, sos,s on
whom are as weak and ematiated thou, h they had
The consumption and by their friends are supposed &c
have it, III such ases yield 70 he proper and oniy
correct curse Of treatment and in shoyt ume are
made to rtiOi;e in perfect health. -
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

q -
AA Street, now occupied by the Right ev.
t48&Ss8 Bishop Bacon, is now offered for sale. I he
s,EEisH house contains thirty rooms, and is very
EEMIA desirable lacation for a
First Class Hotel or Ge1ateeI Board
1[l- @ ing House. VI lJ-b
1t being but lew steps from the centre of business.
Inc LOTS very large, containing more than nineteen
thousand square rect. This is rare opportunity to
purchase one of the best locations in Portland APP
ply TO WILLIAM H. FERRIS,
oclSdH 81 - Real Els ate Agent.
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Genteel Residence for Sale in Cor
ham.

Genteel Residence for Sale in Cor
ham. rs +s-,,u
d. One OF the Finest Residences
A<sN-O im HOrham, y
GHIAz&N Now occupied by Major Mann is Of
lfTETIGI tered for sale The house is two
4 !l4913-z1 storie thorough y finished inside.
and out, and il situation is unsurpassed in that
beautiful village THE lot is large, upon which is
spring of excellent water is handy to the door, and
large cstern in cellar. IL also has fine stable his
excellent property will cominend itself to any man
who isin ant Of pleasant home within 80 minutes
ride OF Portland tsE .758E &f tt8 IS
For further particulars enquire of W, H. Jerris Re-
Al Estate Agent, at Horse Railroad Office, opposite
Preble House. jy3vdtf
Valuable Hotel Property for sale.
THE oxford House, pleasantly situated in the vii
lage OF Fryeburg, ,xford county, Maine. lie Of
fered for sale az bargain, il applied for soon l9t
The hcus- is large in good repair, with furniture
and fixtures throughout together with all necessary
For full particulars inquire Of as..,
HORATIo BoorHBY.
Proprietor.
q aansons Dow, s4a Union st.
Land on Commercial street to
Lease.
THE subscriber is DESTROYS of improving his lots
i on Commercial street, and III lease part or
the whole for term OF years.
Or he will erect buildings suitable for manaIactur-
Ing or other proposes. II desired.
Proposals will be received by E. E. UPHAM, or
the subscriber.
N P. RICHARDSON.
way 10th. may3idtf
TO be *old Immediately. f1I
1.-TWO Houses and lots in City. Price 300 and 81,
CO. House lots in Cape Elzabe,h So 70 sloo.
R; al Estate Agent, Oak aid Consres- SIS ~
Octobes 2. dit Is
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Provision and Grocery Store
G. w. b LUNT.

G. w. B LUNT.
VNTOULD inform the ublic that he has opened a
wv Pro ision and Grocery Store at the Corn r on
ST. Lawrence d Monument streets, WHERE he will
Keep full 'sortme"t of Choice Family Gro, eTf 8
and Prov lsions which he will sell a. tie loves mar-
ket pr.ces share Of tne public tronagc solicited,
Nov 3O-d9ws
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Matters arising and presented under the act
of March 1867

NOTICE is hereby given. that the subscribers have
~ been duly appointed Executors of the VIII OF
ABIGAIL SMI H. la Of Bridgton
u. IN, Cne county OF Cumberland, deceased and have
~ ~ i a.hemselves hat trust b, giving bonds
a. as,ada osTeets All persons having demands upon
he es,ate Q, said deceased are required to exhibit
the same and all persons ndeb TO said estate are
called upon to make payment Ia W '''N '''"'o arc
RUTH SM tn
Bridgton Nov. 8, 1867. Dc to-,r. 40
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriher no..
IN been duly appointed and taken upon hims ns
the trust of Administrator OF the estate OF 'eii
LUCINDA b. PARKER late OF Standsh
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and
given bonds the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are required
to exhibit the and all persons indebted TO said
estate are called upon TO make payment to
LEMUEL RICH 81, Admir-
Standish Dec. 3, 1861. dc 10 w3w49
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TIL ough Tick t. to sar ada, an,
lhA W..ssl

9s2Congress st Under ancaster Hall, Portland.
Portland, september 20, 1861. seull5-dif
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As relief, ever ready; as q killer OF pain,
taken inwaTdly, o. ontwardly applied, has
no eqnal. Forthe relief and cure OF Rheu.
nlRtlSln aud Neuralgia Affections, sprainS,
Bruises, &C., II IL unequalled. II is also most
elncaclous, taken lnwarilly, In the cure OF
Cholen, Cramps and Pains In the Stomach,
DiRrrhOea, DySentery, Cholera MoTbus,
CholeHI InfantuIn, &C, and Is without ex.
cepti0n the most wonderful Panacea tho
world h0rds. NOFAAILY should be with.
out IL. Every TRAVELER by land or sell
should have q bottle MINERS and FAR
MERs residing al a distance irom Physiclans
should keep Il constantly on hand. In case
OF Accidents, and sudden attacks Of Stomach
Compl tints, its value cannot Oe estimated.
Inquire for Major I.nue'g Indian Lint.
meni, anu take no other. PRICE, ~ cents
per bottle. For sale At wholesale and retail
BY Demas Barnes q Cn, u Park Row, N. Y i;
Gale q Robinson, 1856 Greenwich ST., N. j.; II,
9. Wells & Co., I99 Fnlton.st., N. Y, ChRs.
n. Crtlenden, IS 9Th Ave, N. y; and by re-
spectacle Druggists throughout the world.
Hone genuine unless signed by John ThOs
Lane, and counterSlgnbd by ]. 7. Lane 4 Co.,
PIoprietorS, lBS Broadway, N. Y. HS-eend
FOR Circular.
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on che sea shore. Now, as In the days
OF Israel, He has given us ''corn, and
wine, and oil /" and multiplied thou.
sands ofsllver and gold. To all, the
road Is open 10 plenty, II not to luxury,
The great God has caused the heavens
TO drop down fatness upon our land,
With our climate and soil, no ordinary
circumstances are adequate to produce
want in our country to any consldera,
ble extent. }'-.. 80
I. We should thank Him for the
blessing OF general health. True, the
cholera and yellow fever have done
their work 10 certain localities, but the
mRsses have been spared. And es.
pecialiy has this been true OF our own
city. Industry aud enterprise have
been steadily going forward, and labor
has been crowned with the greatest Of
plenty. H.
5. We should thank Him for living
ministry, for the extension OF His
cause, for the immunities Of His house,
that we are alive and out OF perdltlon,
:Pay thy vows-now, in the presence
OF all the people," "Render unto the
Lord tbanksgivlug."
"Let the people praise Thee, o God,
let all the people praise Thee. Then
shall the earth yield her increase; and
God, even our own God, shall bless u.s.
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BARBOUR COUNTY.
Proceedings Of a pubIIc aIeeliar

proceedings OF a Publlc Meeting.
Alta meeting ofths Union citizens OF
Barker township, held on the evening
ofthe 24th Inst, at Belington, In the
county Of Barbour, Joseph HAwes was
called TO hochair, and Wm.G. w. Price
appointed Secretary. On motion, q
committee was appointed to draft reso.
lutions expressive Of the sense OF the
meeting. Whereupon the following
were reported and unanimously adopt.
ed -
WHEREAS, That for want Of orRani.
zation In the Republican party, we are
convinced that many who are with us
IN sentiment failed 70 take mart In the
late election; we do earnestly urge an
effective organization Of he party, that
we may cooperate as a unit. There.
fore, be It
ReSolved, That we, the Union men OF
Barker township, In mass meeting as.
senbled, tender a greeting 10 the Union
men Of Barbour county and OF the State
ofWest Virginia, for the recent success
OF the Republican party.
Resolved, That In all Justice cleo.
tions, Barker township will poll every
loyal vote within her limits and givo
her united support TO the nominees OF
the Republican party whether local,
s tate or national.
ReSOtved, That we fully understand
and appreciate a great deal OF the cur.
rent Rebel bowling "about high taxes. y
We are not In favor OF high taxes-no
body Is. But we do not forget that
Rebels caused our taxes. They impos.
ed on us the necessity OF submitting TO
their success In destroying the Govern.
ment or else submitting TO heavy taxes
70 pay the expense OF defeating them.
We chose the latter alternative as the
lesser Of two evils. We do not propose 10
reinstate In power the authors OF our
calamities. We shall labor for reforms
inside the Republican organization.
ReS0LUed, That we recognize the Gun.
ming OF Rebels in bringing into proml.
nence the negro question, hoping there
BY to excite popular prejudice against
The Union party-a party that sympa-
thizes with the negro because he help
ed TO save the Union, and that desires
to save him from oppression and wrong
ut the hands of the rebels ut the South.
and that simply demand for him the
necessary power to protect himself and
the cause OF loyalty against those who
are hostile 10 both.
ReS0lUed, That we recognize the names
known As "rebei," .Copperbend. y
conservative" "Dsmocratic," am.
tional Union" ct. al, as the embodI-
ment of the ghost OF entombed rebel
lion.
ResOiued, That It Is the duty of Union
men everywhere, and we cali upon and
urge them, TO hunt down this bloody
ghost OF treason with that patriotic
unanimity which confronted and ended
the rebellion, that peace may unfold
her pinions over every tlreside-every
altar-oVer all citizens of this great
Republic.
Resolved, That special committee be
appointed to urge upon the people OF
Barbour county an immediate and
thorough organization OF the Republl-
eau party throughout the county.
RESOLVED, That the proceedings Of
this meeting be published In the Wheel
Ing lNTELLIGRNCER.
On motion, the meeting adjourned 10
meet again In January, iSGs.
JOSEPH HOwHs, President.
WM. g. W. Price, Secretu,y.
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HARPER'S WEEKLY
sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.
E..lLL...I Al-LL----- A.


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liARPERS WEEKLY may be unreseryedky
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Ihe articles upon public questions which
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The White Pine Compound

at WIS early IN the spring OF 80 that this
compound wHH originated. A member Of my
family was ain Icted with an irritation Of the
throat attended with a diRlgreOable cough.
had for S0me months previous thought that
y preparation having for its bGSiS the inside
bark OF white pine might DO 40 compounded
RS 10 be very useful In diseases OF the throat
and lungs. TotCNt the value OF II IN tue Oalse
OF the medicine That had been planning,
and gave Il In teaSpO0niul d0SeA The result
wAE exceedingly gratifying. Within two
dnyA the Irritation Of tile throat WIN lemOV.
ed, the cough EubSidsd and q speedy euro
wis effected. SOOu after this Sent SOm0 10
a lady in Londonderry, N, H., who hat bccn
suffering for some weeks irom bad cough,
OcCilHionedb by q Erhllen cold, and had RAISED
luucuS streRkeSl with bl cd. She soon found
relief and Eent for more, Sue took about
ten ounces OF II, and gni well. J. u, Clarke,
E1Sl. editor OF the Manchester Daily Mirror,
maiie u trial OF the same preparation IN the
clISs OF sewers cold and WIN cured lmmGdl-
AtGly. He was 30 highly pleased with the re-
AltllA anil no confident III huccGSsI attending iiH
kalCS, II plRc,El before the public, that he
finIlly persuaded me 10 give II name, and
Eenh II abroad 10 bOnGtlt the suffering. IN
November, 1871, ! INST advertised II under
the name GG White Pine Compound. In two
yehtN nun that time there had been whole.
lRled IN Manchester nj one one hundred dol
lAtS worth, where II took the lead OF all the
cough remedies IN the market, aud II sill
maintains tlAt position. TherO In good rCn.
In itIOr this; II Ii very soothing and healing
Sons nature; IL warming to the stomach mud
pleasant witlIal 10 the laStG, aud IL exceed
ngly cneAp.
"HS u remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unrlvnled. II
wis not originated for that purpose; hut a
pNPRon In using II for u cough WAS not only
cured Of tho cough, but was also cured OF II
kidney difficulty Ot ten yeaTs standing. Since
that accidental discovery many thousands
have used II for tho same complaint, and
have been completely cured"
The above wins written by DR.. Poland. In
lSO, since tlIon, ~ IN Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken tho lead OF
all Cough remedies, Rs vol ~ a preparation
for the CureOf Kidney difficulties, In 1--WE y city
own, village and hamlet throughout the
Now England States
Thus remedy Is ~ safe and rleasantto take
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S1s TO SIS PER DAY SURE. Agents
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such assilk. Merino, and Alpaca Dresses,
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GhegttteLLiqsnrer.
IsDIAN SUMMER.
BY JNo. Il. scorT.

BY JSo. II. soorr.
The dainty Toseg left US,
The bright, bright Summer Ieft III,
But her breath fingered long on the air
And wO hoped for her return
That again her cheeks would burn
With tbs blushes the sun had made there
And we waited weary weeks
For her blushIng, burning cneakR,
To illumine our hearts with thtif flame;
Then, with voices huBhed, we said,
"she'll come no more; AhHa dead;
And this chill from her cold grave elme.p
But while we spoke, abe came, itiy
With her cheeks and lips R1afne;
And her iiniie was so dear u our sight,
That we Fondly hoped at last,
The day OF Abienc6 past,
She would ayegiVe lous her presence bright
Alasl her cheek Is pallnk,
Her form Is ffail and falling,
And the glow OF her smile IL les bright:
The mislS her Ghroud alO weaving,
The restless Winds are RrievlnE,
And shs's dying, btill dylng from our sight
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We have also on hand S5OOO worth OF La
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Tor which tho proceeds Of these bonds Ntp 10
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TOBACCO.

n8- We have not
discontinued, noI do
we intend TO cease
packing SlO0 Daily iu
papeN OF Century
Tobacco, reports 10
the contrary notwith
standing.
~-We are making
the tentury from the
choicest leaf; 1t Is free
from drugs, and Is In
every respect, the
Best Pine Cut To.
bAecO
manufactured. Sold
by allr@pectable job
beH.
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nlSEAsES or THE q ENTAIL ORGANS
DDr. WALTERS. VF broadway, Now York
uevOtr9 part attention 10 all diseases
peculiar TO THESE organs In both sexes. send
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(ITAETEu--AN AGENT-One chance In
w each town, worthy the attention OF Nh
Actlve Ou 4lnO,s man, u take the agency for
tile sale Of BHADSrRERr'S RUBBER MOULD-
iN0 AND WEATHER STRIPS, applied tU the
tddGS, bottom, top ant cOntrO Gf doors and
windows. The sale Is beyond any.
thing ever Offered before 10 M agent, and
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for agents circular. The mt who apply No
cure n bargain. Terms for Moulding, cash.
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