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The weekly Butte record., 1867-12-07

Franklin Royal Arch Chapter, No. 30.
Meets at Masonic Hall, the Second and Fourth
Fridays of each month GEO. c. PERKINS, h. P.
JOSEPH BLOCH. Secretary.
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EAGLE BAKERY!
Corner Of Bird and Myers Streets. .orovine
L. WINTER,
MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
M Crackers have commenced the manufacture of
All Kinds Of Crackers,
and shall keep supply constantly hand. at San Fran
cisco prices
Having thoroughly rehtted my establishment in eve
~ way. better prepared TO accommodate the pub
lie than before.
Wedding, Balls, Parties, Picnies.
and Families supplied with cakes At the shortest notice
and in the best of style.
share of public patronage Is solicited
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Table Mountain Lodge No. 124, F. 4 A. NJ.
"A The stated meetings Of Table Mountain Lodge,
Wy No 124 F. x A. NJ, held on the first Tues
w day of each month. at Masonic Hall, Oroville.
Called meetings every Tuesday.
Brethren in good standing invited to attend.
GEO. H CR0SETTE, W. NJ
A. MCDERMorr, Secretary.
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Attention Sir Knights.

Oroville Conmandery No. 5. Knight Templers, meets
at Masonic Hall the Second and Fourth Wednesdays o.
each month. J. B. HEWITT, E C.
GEo. c. PERKINS, Recorder.
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Miscellany.


A writer in the London Mechanics Maya.
zine asks this question, and proceeds to say:
1t is supposed by some that the metals were
formed or deposited in some past ace of tbe
world, by the agency either of heat or water,
during some great eonvulslon of Nature such
as have not been witnessed i'm the period en-
braeed by written history or tradition. There
are reasons Tor doubling the reliability OF this
OPINION. Ihat various mineral substances are
now in process of formation or DEVELOPMENT is
certain. For instance, the formation of stone
is apparent as its dsintegration. On the
beach at Lynn, Mass (says the Scientific
Amerlcan), may be seen a conelOmerate of
clay and siceous sand inlpreenated win ferous
oxide OF, in all stages, from fine separated mar
ticles to the layers of hardened rock. These
rocks are merely the particles of sand, cohered
and agglutinated by means of the clay and
the oxide of iron, the salt wateractlnS as
solvent OF the softer particles, and the suns
rays compacting and baking all together in
one mass. So, also, We know that cual is he
ing formed from peat The intermediate
stage is Ignite or brown coal" which. in
turn, becomes coal. ~ =
1t Is morally certain that sold, silver. con-
per, and some other metals are now i'm nroces c
OF formation or despotism. Abandoned silver
mines in Peru have been found rich in ahores.
cent deposits of the metals on The waIIe y,
galleries unused for many years A goLl-bear
ing region after having been cleaneJ or H.
precious metal gives good results after fine
lapse only few years. so with conner In
the Siberian mines not only the precious car
Donate known as malachite, but the metal IT,
sell, IL. state OF almost absolute purity. is de-
posted on the walls, roofs, and floors of galle-
rles run under the earth's mfdce. In soma
places 1t appears in masses, and in Others as
uee-llke formations. with trunk and branches
similar to delicate moss. What becomes n.
all the gold and silver unavoidably wasted in
the process OF manufacture and the wear
OF TRANSMISSION from hand to hand a. chr
rency? 1t is well known that with all the care
exercised IN the manufacture of these me-
cious metals, and Notwithstanding their spe
enc graVltaty, an appreciable portion of them
is utterly wasted; at least SO distributed ms N
be incapable of being cole cted and used aoaini
Is it annihilated? The teachings of science
prove this to be impossible. Nothing is ever
wasted. LII the particles are thrown into
the atmosphere. they must in time seek. he
earths surface. Are they attracted by some
unknown power to certain localities. and If
not, why should not the streets of a busy civ
become IN time deposits OF the precious met
alsP Perhaps, after all, the Old alchemists
had an Inspiration OF what may vet become
uh tdH dccompH. When we understand file
wonderful processes Of Natures Laboratory
we may possibly initiate her and grow o,ir
own metals as we now do our own veoeta .
Dies; or we may find the philosophers stone
and actually collect the particles of metals n
we cannot tranSmnte mineral info one of
the precious metals.
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a PLANTATION PREACHER-The follow
lag is story told by the Bishop of Tennes-
see at the recent Church Congress, as show.
ing the education of a plantation preacher
He said: ks7fe
was visiting plantation and the bell
was run3 and the negroes, NUMBERING some
hve hundred, gathered in the parlors aud nj
azzas OF the house, belonging unfortunately
Tor himself, to bachelor. Alter reading y
chapter to them | preached, and said thai T
would hold service the next day to bantize
such as should be presented. l bantized he.
tween seventy and eighty, and, after service
ieii INTO conversation with "Uncle Tony,n a
plantation preacher. asked him about va
flous Christian doctrines, and finally said:
and what about the resurrection ?n
With very solemn face he replied: ., u
You see, master, intment is intment'
'Yes."
wen, you see dere is a SPIRITUAL BODY. and
dis body made out oh dus."
"Yes.n fY
well, you see, when the Angel Gabriel
comes down from Heaben and coin IN and
down de Riber Jordan, BLOWN, OBJ his trum-
pet, and the birds OBJ Heaben sinein' and de
bells OBJ Heaben ringin', and de milk and dc
money ralnIn down on all de bills oh Heaben
ne Will bring de SPIRITUAL body wild him down
from Heaben, and take dis dere body I'M ont
90 de dus, and take de intment and rub it on.
den stick togedder-and dar dey is.n-PoIt
Nal Gazette.
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r#t.EE4E,ssEIsEI Trains leave Portland at M ,o,
~, an stations on this line, and tor Lewis
t 1 anu s.auons ON the An,lroseogein Road Alsc
D1nntV, anu stations ON Maine Central road
roi uah1 i"r Bath and Augusta ae s.I5 p M
and 6.42 PM 0'' a. w. anu z.'o
The fhr ugh freight Train with PASSENGER car N.
ac leaves Portland for S.owhegan every morn
., an y Efpfess Train leaves Augusta daily at p Nj
i E boston, connecting at Portland with Evening
a. II e leaving at O'Clock, and arriving in Boston
~; - n mixed train leaves Portland for Eotb and
i olneui9te places at 8 Is o'clock NJ dailv and
i i pain TOR Portland at O'Clock A. connect,
my Win ne morning tram 10 Boston - S''-
a. rdie u low by this routs tn Iewistan u..ou.,,
neni'l Niius and Bangor by the Maine Centrai
i, anu tchcts purchased in Boston lar Maine
nncnltal STATIONS are good or a passage on tls lin
Iassehs.rs rom Bangor, Newport, 6e will DInr
shdse uekets TO hendall Mills only and after tak
ing the cars on Gu this road the Conductor will f,T
nisn tickets anu make the tare the same through 10
ro.tiihd or Boston as via the Name Central lOad
Stages tor LOckland connect at Bath; ami bel
eat augusta iedSn daily or arrival OF train iron
Hos,on leaving at 30 A NJ. and i0r SoIon, Arson
vt aseaock, Athens and Moose Head lake nj
1nov hisaa, anu inr China, East and North Vassal-
o.i 81 az assalhoro ior Unity ut kendalrs MfPs
ah" 'or canaan al Pisl0D's Ferry 'N
" HATCH, Supes inteudeus.
augusta, june 10 lSI7 innstsIt.
Ky star and Argus copy.
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TrOtting Horse for Co.,

10. DI&ES.r,s h Know Known Trotting Horse .sSAI-
~ Livery Stable, a Son az .; W. Robinson's
mile 2 Bgp as a Foster Palmer on s
in common wagon, ms III Esq last summer
trotter under the saddle kind in ali harness Is an easy
of nothing, and stands without hitcbino ~ aHa'd
pounds. e' iooo
For terms, &C., apply to J. w Robinson OF Man
cws & Thomas. He is sold for no fault the ownar
being about to leave the city. .re
~ ~ 80 Sept4dtt
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Three Editions will be issued, namely.
Il The kNIoKERBocKtR large paper EpITIoN-
Oh superhne laid paper, full size, 12mo with II
lusti atoms. Elegantly printed End bound in
extra cloth, gilt top. Price to subscribers for
the whole set, 1925 per volume. Halt calf extra,
1915 -
This edition will besold only to subscribers for
the whole t. Tt will be the best edition or libra.
ries and TOR the center table.
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a hCAAAa h4C1 q fSn an E.INGa NrH.x..--
~ Messrs. ANDERSON. BONNELI A. 20 ArNS.
~ t anrrahgements with Air. STEAD an Arc,tone
reputation, and will in future carry ~
tea WIN their business Engineers par
o ficn NJ oag 10 build are invited to call at tIei,
TONS M no 5o6 Congress street and examine eieva
buildings. &c 'eS' p'ihks, stores, blocks OF
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How to Obtain share. and Easravins..
THE nuvEns,DE ,Nsr,r ;, =,

Local AGENTS WANTED throurbout tho ,1nitsd
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For Sale.


A LEASE of Stable and its fixtures two very nice
horses, one new top buggy, and one Jenny Lind
harness, &c. For terms, apply to 6atfs5 t.5
sepZodu A. NJ. Nick ENNEY
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Subscription One Dollar.

ANY person sending us ONE DOLLAR or having
'"o same 10 our local Agents, will receive mmed-
ate'y fine Steel Plate Engraving, at choice from the
following list and Certificate of Stock insurine
one Present in The GREAT DISTRIBUTION.
t ONE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs.
NO. l.-"Aiy Child! My Childp' No. 2-sTbev,re
SaVed' They're Savedl' No. s.-"oid seyenty-sjx:
Oh, the Early Days of the Revolution "a
Any person paying TWO DOLLARS will receive
either OF the following fine Steel Plates, at choice
ana wo Certificates of Stock, thus becoming entit-
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Fo II TE ND
SAC0 & PORTSMOUTH R. R.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Moa.iay, April I1rb, 1867
faEiis1nEsss1 Passenger Trains leave Portland tot
syRSfeSB0stOn at $40 A. NJ. and 2.55 II. NJ and
G.25 tENpressl l.. NJ.
q, Leave Boston COR Portland at 7.30 A. Nj, and g.
r. M aud 100 fEXpressl =. NJ ~ "
a Ms'HANIc's AID La BoRER's Train IN Ian.
Bndeiord daily, Sundays excepted. at q Al e nv
Saco at . Us irving in Portland at O.4o VIM
Ae'nfhlng, viii leave Portland for Saeo and Ria
ue.otu anu Intermediate stations at s. 10 p Al
special freight train, with passenger rar attach
3D. 50, WIZ leave Portland at ITO A. NJ iot Sac anr
aa o S ana returning, leave Bhldetor At a 20
Portland, April l.. IS !, an1r Isst
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Clothing Cteansed on0 Do,,-.<

10 street IS now lorateS 5 formerly at q Federal
to his S S"shs seoT n Fed
Clothing OF all kinds with his ,,eni and Repairing
Secnnd-banh Clothing for sale p az ,aiT ness
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=. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.

Inc Association have appointed >,
Messrs. GEORGE A. COOKE 3 90 n "a
Third Street, Philadelphia, whose wan -, % south
rity and business experience will he meg
antee that the money entrusted to them ,ris'
promptly applied to the purpose stated. NC
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May 20. 1867
10 he 06tcers and Memders Of the Washinoton IL
ordTy Co., N. $. READ Secrefayg..
dentiemen:-On receipt of your favor OF the 18th
sh Is Notifying us of our appointment as Receivers
'o' your company, We took the liberty to submit
.'S oi your charter, with plan of your enterprise
eminent regal authority, and having received his
aVoiaoie opinion in regard TO its legality, and sym
p'iiNng win the benevolent object of yonr Asaocia
'i'h' Nz' the education and mainta nance NJ, tho
phah chdle OF our soldiers and So rors NJ ,a t;r
efSiie INSTITUTE we have eoncludef to accarx ,hs
tiust' ana TO use our best eftrts 10 prono,,, ca
worthy an object. la aH ~
Respectfully, yours &C., u
a., GEO. A. COOKE & co.
address all letters and orders to
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'of tue Washington Library Co.
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Aug 6-eOd.s,w3m i'ft "a Agents in Portland.
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]''''e Blue Family School,
FARMHNGTON, ME-

H R neXt session Of this Classical and Eno,,sb
yember 54th H sonoo noi Boys will commence No
"a ti mental and moral training pupils miysi
ocCfeod&w3w EDW. p. WESTON pr,.,
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THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTES.
situate at riverside, Burlington County, New
Jersey rs founded for the purpose of glatutously
euueaiing The sons of deceased Soldiers and seamen
o. the United States. s...,..ta - aft
The Board Of Trustees consists OF the following
well known citizens of Pennsylvania and New Je,
sey:- a n t.f.-a 81 s. .s.r
HON. WILLIAMB. MANN, 3a 5i "''
District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa.
HON. hEwIsR. BRooMALL, a
Ex-Chiei Conner U. S. Mint, and Recorder ofDeeds
Phiia., Pennsylvania.
HON. JAMES M. sCovEL, New Jersey
HON. W. W. WARE, New JERSEY. .I.a. ...
HENRY GoRMAN, Esq. -.
agent Adams Express, Philadelphia, Pa,
j. Z. CoE, Esq. at ..B.8 % s'qss
st tr or Joy, Coe s. Co., Philadelphia.
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TWO DOLLAR ENGRAr1Nns


TWO DOLLAR ENGRAyINGs.
s'' "ashingion's Courtship." No. p
"Washington's Last Interview with his Mother.
THREE DOLLAR ENGRAyINGs.
Any person paying THREE DOLLARS will re-
ceive the beautiful Steel Plate Of Aat8
HOME FROM rHEwAR.
'" Aniee oeitihcates OF Stock, becoming entitled
to Three Presents.
FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs.
Any person paying FOUR DOLLARS shall re-
ceive the large and beautiful Steel Plate of
''THE PER1LS OF OUR ii. :
and Four Certificates of Stock, emitting them to
Four Presents.
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs. b
ANY person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall re-
ceive the large and splendid Steel Plate of
''THE MARRIAGE OF PoCAHoNTAs.,
ana Five Certificates of Stock emitting them to
Five Presents lrt
The Engravings and Ceriifcates will be delivered
to each subscriber at Local Agencies or sent nv
man. post paid, or express, as may be ordered
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valuable Hotel Property for Sale.
VI = ONioTd House, pleasantly situated in the VIII
ie1 r, foT sale az bargain, il applied for soon
me Rouse Is large. in good repair with furniture
ontDuildinQs. " e@essaiy
4 For full particulars inquire OF 5HA q
aAs H0RATIO BOOrHBY,
n, Hor.or Proprietor. -,
fryeburg, Sept. 70. 1866. 4Ff. ar
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

& f...a Washington, ID. C., April is, 1857.
ONCE of Internal Revenue: Having received
neutrality-suspicious. that the proceeds of the enter-
p'''e coepucted by the Washington Library Com
pas VIII be devoted to charitable uses permission
an,.- granted to said Company to conduct such
- exempt from all charge, whether from
'p' ''ai tax or other duty. - 11
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DR.. Vests Botanic Balsam,

EOk Colds, Coughs, SIRE hroat, Group, Bronchi
Il us ConSum ption, Soreness OF lun.s, WLooping
Cough, Asthma. anu all diseases OF a like nature
wherever this medicine has bee tested IT has ct
WIN marked success and by Tvs timely use MANY of
!ne diseases thai flesh is subject to mi hit he checked
IA ner commencement, anu the sconrge that sweeps
erss N from our midst every world fall pow
eomnI " INC ground Persons afflicted with seated
PREM ~ e.liate relief by the this Basam,
Roxhu,U' ssnts. II pared onl. bv d. X. REED,
Aness,,iimn Boston sold BY druggists every where
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For sale,

SIS. subscriber offers for sale cheap for cash b,s
pine with ocow driven by an eight horse power ems
6oistin, o connecting tear 10 propelleiI has tno
ussI or h,is, one quick and one slow, has besu
tanks and ev@rufE; Stone and coal, has two wafer
a Biddeford IFng IN running order; can be seen
ldress inrther particulars prce Sc
oc22dtf JAMES ANDREWS, ~ '''
----------------- BiddefOrd Naina
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY I!
OF CANADA.

" thNADAs
E -
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Ek{{sf{sfs=ss1 On and alter 8Eondo. Con, 1e ,ss-
trains viii run as follows No. ''''
A. M anu o""'h fhfls ut
Mali Tram ior Waienile, Bangor. MontrsaI c,na
bee and Tie West al 10 r. Al. '"i' S"e
tons, at 5.45 Z. hi. Ae'"ate std
No baggage can be received OF checked after ,,,,o
above stated NSu d''er 'lme
lralns VIII arrive as follows
From Lewiston. Auburn and South Paris 9 IN =,
FROM Nl.9hifeal, Quebec, Bangor Wa. A
ferville, &c,
Local IRAN from South Paris and in- a"
terme'iiate stations, at 7sz :,
rue Company are not responsible for bagons a ~
any amount exceeding $50 in value land tlae ,"r -,
AZ uhleSs notice is given, anu paid Tor af tl rs,
oi'e passenger Tor every $500 adlitiona value. - -
1lr q :. bRIDcES, Managi,,q Direct,
- b-iLLEf, L9cal Ss2srafendent
Portland Sept Ii, 1867. d,s
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REat. ESTATE.
Desirable BuildinSIOt.

a riNE building lot on Cumberland Street, 0ppo-
a ~ n.snop IaoonS grounds, can be purchased
az = argail II applied for soon The front will ada
INIT OF block Of two h. uses
Apply to GEORGER naytS g. Co
wv Dealers in cal Estate.
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LNnd for Sale.


House Tor sale.
flNHE Two Story modern built house. No A Atlantic
St, Munjoy hill nearly new, all in perfect order
with II hnishe,. looms. ii closets. Gas in every
room. Hard and soft water In abundance Fitted
for one OF two families. Insured tor 900 dollars in
the Old Etna OF hartford CT. Title clear and will be
SOLO cheap il not sold in eight days, will be rented
to one or two good tenants
Apply to GEO r. DAVIS Il 90
Dealers in Real Estate. No. Morton Block
October 10, diff
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Have Conscience.

At VINO nave committed an excess OF anV kind
M Ter Il De the solitary vice of YOUTH OF the stns
D" sSr 9i misplaced n confidence in maurer years
ihe Ialns anu Aches, and Lassitlde and Nervous
Trostration that may follow Impure COTTON,
are the Barometer to the whole system.
DO not wait for the consummation that is sure IN fl,
low, DO not wait for Unsightly Ulcers for
oisanieo Limbs, for Loss of Beauty
md Narnx n ,wsAx
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Far do ROO,

lNE-HALt OF a two and half story house con-
tanning nine rooms, all in good ord IT; good eel
Horse Railroad, in first class neighborh nod One
HAL eash; balance In one and two years Apply to
GEO. K. DAVIS & CO.,
Argus eopy = - :. ootos ~,
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House for Sale.
For Sale---One Mile from Port

For Sale---One Mile from Porte
aEsA8 N&r land. " tlH
WE beautiful residence occupied by Rev. W. p
Cove road, known by the name of the Machgonne
Vlila, The grounds are ta-tcfuily laid out with
trees about 200 pear apple. plum and cherry trees
an bearing; plenty OF currents and gooseoe ries:
ABOUT acre OF Strawberries raised /, 900 0uarrs
Ins year. Ibe lot embraces nearly our acres with
streets 60 feet wide all round it, The buIl,ines-a
nne mousse with 10 rooms, French root and tpola
ana piazza round three sides; warmed with r-
mace, good well and els tern in CELLAR gardeners
house and summer house, and good stable we'll.
Terms easy, For PARTICULARS enquire on the pre-
mises or OF WHl1TEM0RE & STAR8IRD ON
Commerc al street; Or FERNALD q SON. corner
OF Preolc and Congress sti eets. .'-
Sept. 8. dit ri M
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Caasion to the Public.

every Intelligent and thinking person must tnov
NAT remedies hande. out for general nse shonid ha w
a.. he eeaey established by well tested experience in
s,e nanus OF regularly educated physician whose
preparatory studies fit him for all the duties Ia mn
oipii YET the country is flooded with poor nosrums
SI prportng to be the hest in the world
Tta nsa, no, only useless, but always Injurious
M M PHYSICIAN as It is amentabe vet ineontroyerti
DE Iact, Ina many syphiidc patients are made mis-
from inexperienced physicians in general nractica -,
point generally conceded by the best svnbiloora
pnsrs that ths study an management of these corn,
would be competent and successful in their treat
M ta ana cure. The inexperienced general practi
hhHneI having neither opportunity nor time to max
Pursues one system OF treatment in most cases NAL
ing an mdiscriminae OF that antiouatsj and de-
gerous weapon, the Mercury. - :, Ao' 'iH"-
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

INHE Three St ~ Brick House on Pearl Street, the
l. residence of the late Samuel Chase In COM
Plete order: Gas and Furnace, and an attendance OF
Water Also the 1-2 story House No. go Oxford
Street, with the 1-2 story house i'm rear OF same
POSSESSION given Immediately. For terms which will
be liberal apply to STEPHEN b. CHASE
october Y. dit at Dana & Co.
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tectsc Wedscdf I1aJj7'7n0ry,
TO THE LADIES.

Gsec"e He0sc0t lfJj7'7n0TD,
TO THE LADIES.
Dh. HUGH Els particularly invites all Ladies', vho
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms. No "a
especial accommodation, " ~
-, ~. MS Eclectic Renovating Medicines are unrivsl-
ieu IN encacy and superior virtue in regulating all
renaie irregularities. Their action is specific and
ceTtain o. producing relief IN a short time
LADIES Will dnl il invaluable In all cases of oh
aiter all other remedies have been tried IN
.ne ieast injurious TO the health, and may te takei
with perfect safety at all times.
sent TO any part of the country with full directona
oy addressing DR.. HUGHES
No. IA Preble Street. Portland
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Genteel Residence for Sale in Cor

As~'ASsOhASC 1OI Ottle III GOrs
ham. ll
Vnc of the Finest Resideuces
an in GorIhans,
hIalIewkR Now occupied by Major Mann Of
sa4AesIf tered for sale. The house is two
and out, anu in situation is unsurpassed in that
beautiful villaee:-The lot is large, upon which is
Iinit trees OF various kinds, shruberry, Sc nice
larse clstern in cellar. II also has fine stable his
excellent property will commend itself 10 any man
ride OF Portland. l1ftkt7 arTTrg = !" minutes
For lnrther particulars enquire of W. H. Jerris Re-
Al Estate Agent, at Horse Railroad Office upposite
Preble House. ;yi.,hn", I'e
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a. For Sale.

rNHE cottage house No. 26 Myrtle Street. Has
brick cistern, filtered water. The house contains
nine rooms in thorough repair and nearly new. For
particulars enquire on the premises. Pr session
given the first of November 0
.Gf If not sold by the first of November a part of
the house will be to let. - oei3 Hi u
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New Many Thousands Can Testify TO Tai,
.fEEtn by Unhappy Experienced!

new Many Thousands Can Tesaifv IN rsi.
I.b By Unhappy Experience!
Young men troubled with emissions In sleep-a
complaint generally the result of a had hahit in
youth treated scientifically and perfect cure war
tainted or no charge made -" va
hardly day passes but We are consaltel n, IN. M,
more young men with the above disease Some NJ
Wnom are as weak and emaea as thonyh thev had
tno consumption and by their friends are suDnos., IN
svs IT. Au such cases yield to the proper and onlS
corIeet course OF treatment, and in short time arS
made to rejoice in perfect health,
middte-Aged mea.
inere are many men OF the age of thirty who are
ouosu win TOO frequent excavations from the had
Gn' oteh accompanied by slight smartne or burn
Ing sensation, and weakening the system in a man
~ ,ne patent cannot account for. On exaIninin,
s sne urinary deposits ropy sediment will often he
,onu, aiu sometimes small particles of semen or NJ
Dumen VIII appear, or the color will be of thin m,H
fs nue. again changing to a dark and turbid appearl
ance. lhere are many men who die of this difcullU
ignorant OF the cause, which is the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNess
a. can warrant perfect cure in such eases an,l 4
'u1i ana healthy restoration of the urinary ORGANS
eisohs VINO cannot personally consult the Dr
.an 10 so ny writing in plain MANNER n descr;n.
,on OF telr diseases, and the appropriate rem ediss
VIII be forwarded Immediately.
All correspondence strictly confidential and will
be returned, II desired. -
Address; DR., j. B. HUGHES,
No. IA Preble Street,
Next door TO the Preble House, Portland, Ma
~ send stamp for Circular.