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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-10

PLAyIxa DocFoR.-We ask the pardon Of the
'Medlcals' for relating the following suggestive
anecdo,e, and at the same time We invite fathers
and mothers 10 make note Of L.:
Harry was The sou of Q physician, and ofisn
amused himself By playing doctor, componnding
his powder and pills out Of the sand and gravel
Of the garden. One day while thus engaged a
surely upon its lunches, proceeded 10 open aud
shut bis mouth 40 u inviting his attention. Il
was catching dies.
''GoOd morning. Mr.. Toad, said Harry, de-
lighted ~ the idea Of having q live patient
Come 10 be doctored Got the dropsy, y raps.
M. Toad winksd and gulped, as much as to
say, Yes, cir, veryhad.l
'Yes, cir, I understand your case 'zactly. You
jus, please wait minute, and III cure you dOu-
ble quick
Nov II happened that Harry had seen his father
ing and it occurred TO him that here was favora-
Die opportunity 10 test their efficacy. To les
time than u takes 10 write Il, the aspiring young
doctor secured one Of the pills and dropped Il
inio the open mouth Of the con6ding patient
"Guess I've hxed Jon now" soliloquised the
doctor "When ! cures I cures, and when
don't eures kills." NJ. Toad gulpsd and swal-
lowed, and began 10 hloat, and bloat, until Har-
~ thought be must be The very frog alluded TO
In bis Reader, that tried 10 Guido the OF. Amo-
msnt mors. and The poor patisnt turned q livid
ny.c.sching days were sndsd HE doctor had
Harry buried bis patient with grave face, and
eel down 10 mediate upon the virtue Of com
pound Fhuharb pills. What ever vas his condi-
ilon aherwaFd, ks could with dificnlty be pursna-
ded 10 take bis fathers medicines always objec-
ting upon the Plea, "TAev kiiisdfAs toad
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-10
goetrp.
LIFE.

Life, Ills said. Is bat a yAI,or.
Passing quickly from our sight.
Like the little burning taper.
Giving hut n moments light
Yes, lifc is short. they truly hcl.
Who afc working for the right
Who arr striving Tor the veal
~ the blind devoid of light
Life oh, u l. sublime 10 live.
Not IN letter hut Ia deed.
To live iiic that We may give.
Patterns 60 the world IN nre'i
Lis is something morr than hsins.
Something msrr than breathing h~aih
II Is gOinE--it i giving,
u u working until deaih
LII, dcscvn,le,l down from heaven.
'Tis the brrath of tod nn high
To us. from Him. 'twas lent. noi riven.
To Improve u iiil We die
We ar stewards Of this blessing,
Rightly lei ~ keep the prize
IN the way of truth Keep pressing.
TIL W. pas ls'yond the skies
rher- our Iife will no, b. foa,ing
Time shall cease. Eternity,
ish-rs In The endless mccting,
offaith, lov" and ycriety.
Christ, the Life, will b. the oenlrc.
Of the life we live above
lis through him ~ hope 10 enter,
In the gates Of life and love
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-10

Given house fall of girls and ofjolllly.
Given sky Which wears nothing bat blue.
Given aionging ior fan and fFivolliy.
Oiven morning with nothing 10 DO
etren iaWn with The daisies cut out of o.
Given usllusightsd mAllst and hall:
- 70 success, uns theIs ever . doubt oftf
Fer eioanet ue started 81 HeaihsIisigh Hall
Plenty ef psplams hsth SILKY ana aaalny,
hoois over laassls nna half np the-atapf
Fetticoat aFosssa, ~ eoalnmse a. mnnffaes
Ara the1a not aullecla ituers better % dFony
No. % ~ uegd, llf Ne fashions Parislsn.
fof inlf end ior dnTk and f1F shart and fsr tall.
Whlms ier he planbsalasd head and The friary 'as
WeFe attractive as evss q Hsathsslslsh Hall.
seeoalss. q sears vas mes. strictly sssblaasn u.
That 10, you know, By The Fulls Of the game
No moral pfecspt hes yet ovsFFiddsn ~,
Stealing ite hir and iegitimats aim.
Take euay whiapors and slghs and the rest of H.
Really the game 70 worth nofhlnR 81 all,
PFsiadles, weil, VIII grant, sets, che hest of ii
BAT mats net the erognst At Heaiherielgh Hall.
Ash lllils Lillian, Amy, and Mabel, too,
hlule.nt aak With The eyes and the hair,
Just make them tell yon, I'm SURF they ars able TO-
They think pernonai spoonlng Il Eiri
JndEe ~ the piedee % The honor and woFsl IL us
Judge b. the eyelida Just raised eTe they fail
Say, fyon Ike, u vas very absurd of as
oF rome down 70 eIoqnes ~ Hea,hsrieish Hall
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-10
Real Estate AGENTS and Con-
UeydncerS.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
SIMON j. NARrENET.
SURVEYOR, AND PUBLISHER OF THE MAP
OF MARYLAND


No SoufA Street, HaiiiMors, NJ
Eighteen years at Surveying IN Baltimore and viein.
ty years with the City Surveyor still attends
promptly 10 SURVEYS of All KINDS, laying out Of
Strreis and Lots In baltimore City Locating Country
srats Surveying, Calculating, Dividing and Mapping
% Farms, Estates, kc,
Having during the past ten years surveyed the
tie. of the state. and pnhished numerous COUNTY
NAfs, and having recrnily completed aud pubshed
his large ncu MAP aud ATLAS OF MARYLAND. he
has now established
REAL ESTATE AGHNCY,
for the prosecution of that business In all IL branch
-. WIN Purchase. sell. Exchange and Lease,
mission, Houses aud Lots In baltimore City, aud Coun
Try seats, Yarns. Plantations. Mineral aud other Lands
in the Counties of Maryland
lie cites his thorough acquaintance with the City aud
mnst parts "f the STATE ~ MaTy land through the h.
forc mentioned experience In recommendation of hi n
rties and advantages for this bnsin-ss has the aniy
fall srtt ~ large Maps of Maryland Counties
win have extensive sl1nrnc~ with Heal Estate
Ag"uts in the other cities and troug gont the niun
send for Circulars. sc.
foR sALE, NARTKNETS y LARgE NEW var
IND ATLAS ~ MARYLAND. tthc only IseTfrc;
Map af the state ever pubishesTS inches long, at
tiO copy lor either style Asa argr County Maps of
several Counties aud Packet Maps of all the Counii-.
c"l"Fed IN Election Districts T5 e-nts aud % each
April o., isG9.--iy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-10

~ Two old gentlemen Of our acquaintance
were complimsnting each other on their habits
Of Temperance.
''Dia you ever, nelghbor" said one, "ase me
with more than could carry p
mo, indeed, |" was The reply, mot I. But
have sen you when thought you had better
have gone twice anerit.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-10

- A Lynn, Mass., Sunday School teacher
asked little girl who the hrsi nan was. She
answered that she did not know. The question
was put 70 The next, - Irish child who answered
Law ssid he 1rss 1 ssSoiss. ven sssdn's fssi
20 grand Ahoat u hewnsn't an lFishman.'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-10
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

The Treasury Department are now paying
THE ADDITIONAL BOUNTY.
anfS- Soldiers entitled 10 the above Bounty,
can receive prompt settlement by applying, Al
once, 10 Col. HARRISON ADREON,
5AFsyelle b.. opposite u. $. Court House.
April la-em.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-10

- Woman ls like lvy,--the more you ars
ruined, the closer she cllngs 10 you. A vile
bachelor adds, "Ivy is like woman-the mort
u cllngs TO you, the more you are rulned.' Poof
rule that wont work both ways.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-10

- We know . good-nalursd bachelor 20
generous that, poor fellow, he would give even
bis heart away " be could only end an lnterrs-
ling object 70 take it.-E.
rlhaw that's noshlng. We kaow pleaty of
fellows that ain't baehslors who Woaid willingly
DO The same thing
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-10

N. The centre Of the United States has bssn
definitely Gxed. tits Columbus, Nebraska, ninty.
ala miles Wsst Of Omaha.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-10
DENJAMIN y. PAYNE,

REIL ESTITE 1GENT Avn
COY TET. " err,
ogcs-- SH,tiei Ro~ elgasiis CsS,' HeHs
TowsoNfOwN. Nd.
DEEDS. LEASES, WILLS, MORTGEGEs BILLS oT
sale. Assignmcnts, &c., prepared With accuracy an
despatch Also, examination ofrt.s In city County
FOR SALE. SEVENTY Five FARMS
IN Baltimore aud Hartford Counties. from I've To- I've
hundred Acres, at prices frvm 900 To $4,000.
EETEEENcEs:-lifhslaor Judge Gii~s, o. J.
Hitiinss, Es'i. Ha.Jord Co Ion Judge fric-, H "
Archer, Es'l BaiffsisTs Colon. Judge Emory. a.
u boarman, EsI. Sept. u, 1sGS-tL
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-10
HENRY W. COOKE,

REAL TATE BRO OKER,
Nc. 0, Lag BHiidisgi. SaiHi Pai ~, Bhi,izor,. Nd
NcEotiAtcs Sales, and Purchases Of Houses, Lots.
Apr. ~, ts6s.-Iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-10
DOsITIONs SECURED,

For those ont of employment as Book.keep.
crs, Asst. do. shipping, Freight, Entry or Gro.
Gerry Clerks. Timckeepcr. Porter. Tallyman,
Salesman. Express Drivers, Waterman, Copy.
lists, Ac.. by applying or addressing,
BUSINESS AGENCY,
a W. Fayette Street, Baltimore.
June i.-em.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-10
Attorneys Cards.
GEORGE D. MILLIGAN,
TTORNE var LAW,
REAL ESTATE COMMISSION AGENCY. ~ ALL
OF ITS BRANCHES. At

va. NJ WEST ~ rETT. vt, BALTIMORE.
Orders To buy seil Houses. Ground Rents, Farms
and Country Seats, al pmhr and private sale solicited
Loans, Investment ol Trust fupds, and general
aEcment of Rental Property In the city and country at,
tended TO-
- Money invested In Ground Rent. or MarlEagr.
fres u eAarpe.
4 residence near TowsontoWn will nsurr prompt alten.
iian err 10 Searches Tlts rntrr, and Clams oevery
description In the connty Court. bee 10 isd6.-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-10
JOnN HENRY KEENE. JR.,
ROBERT GoLDsBORoUGH KEENE.

Have Trmovpl their Las Offices to No. 90 ~ Iirm ST.
four deors north of Saratoga Srrt the offices formerly
"ccuprd by the late Hon. Henry Winter Davis
They viii continue to fTarics In iialtimarr csaniy
and the City Courts
- Investments on Marriage. Graund Rrnts Nr
n-rstiatrl fFr~ of charge.
sSIolns made upon Real Estate iIan. 10, 'cs.--Iv
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II can not doubt the future oi the great party
which has won these triumphs and established
these principles II has been 90 brilliantly sue.
cessfu, because Il recognized liberty and justice
as its cardinal principles and because, scornlng
all prciudices and defying all opprobrlum, Il al
lied itself TO the cause OF the humble aud the
oppressed. II sought 10 enffanchlse, moi 10 en-.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-10

Oasr hls Professional Services 10 the citizens Of row
H0NTOWN and ita vicinity, -
Ne can ~ lound Il his once AZ MRS. HAMlLTONS y,
81 al houFe, except When pfofsssanaliy engaged.
March 20. toef-ef
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS
B VINELAND.
I.v,,An Nm FRUITLANns ;,

MARIN AND FRUIT LANDS, in n mild and
healthful climate. Thirty miles south OF phil
adelpha, by Railroad, in New JERSEY, on the same
line OF latitude rs Baltimore, ND ~
The soil rs rich and productive, varying from clay
to a sandy lof,n suitable tor Wheat. Grass Corn,
Tobacco Fruit and vegetables. ms is u gredt Jrut
Counfly. Five hundred Vineyards ana orchards
have been planted ort by experienced rnit growers
Grapes Peaches Pears &c, produce In
s, Vineland Is already of the mos oeautl,u'
places in the United States. The entire terruofy,
consisting OF lilly sqnare miles of land, Is ald OUT
upon general system OF improvements. the Einu
only sold to actual settlers with provision Tor pubc
adornmcDt The place account of great beauty,
as wen as other advantages, has become the resort
of DeoBIe Of taste. 1t has increased five thousand
people within the past three years Churches. Stores.
Schools, Academies Societies OF Art and Learning
and other eements of refinement and culture have
been introduced. Hundreds OF people are constantly
settling. Hundreds of new houses are being con-
structed Price of Farm Land, twenty acre lots and
upwards, sos per acre. Five and ten acre and VII
lage lots for sale.
Fruits and Vegetables rpen earlier in this district
than in any other cality, north of Norfolk Va I'M
proved placesior sale ul.if 81 ra.sT .
Openings lor all kinds of business, Lumber Yards
MANUFACTURES, Foundries, Stores and the like; anO
Steam Power with room can be rented.
For persons who desire mild winters, a bealthfu
climate, and good SOIL in a country beautifully i'm
prov d, Astounding in ruits and possessing all Other
social privileges, in the heart of civilization it ii
worthy OF a visit. s.a a-l.. Ef
Letters answered, and the Viheland Rural papel
giving full information. and containing reports OF So
| Ion hob nson, sent to applicants.
Address CHAS X. LANDS, Vineland p. o.
| lands Township, New Jersey.
From Report OF Scion Robinson, A gricultural Edi
tor of the Tribune; 'Itis one of the most extensive
fertile tracts III almost level position and suitable
condition for pleasant farming that We know OF thi
| side of tie Western Prairies."
sept13d&w6m 81 a
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-17

SOMEBODY'S Darling.

nh An The following exquisite little poem was
written by Miss Marie Lacoste of Savannah,
Ga, and originally published, we think in the
aa Southern Churchman's 1t will commend it.
SELF by its touching pathos, to all readers.
The incident it commemmorates was unfor-
tunately but too common hfboth armies:
Into a ward Of the whitewashed walls, r
Where the dead and the dying lay
DO l.f fff8 Wounded by bayoneis, shells and balls
Somebody's darling was borne one day sl3s
Somebody's darling! so young and brave La
Wearing still ON his pale, sweet face,
Soon to be hid by the dust OF the grave,
The lingering light OF his boyhooo siaoe'
Matted and damp are the cur i org. Of gol o.,
~ aiA4 Kissing the snow of that far young brow; Il
Pale are the lips Of delicate mount tsssss
Somebody's darling is dying now
Rock from The beautiful, Dlue-vemed face 9
Trneb every wandering siken thread;
Grass his hands a sign of grace
somebody's darling is still and dead.
-lar- KISS him once for Somebody sake sl... !
Murmrr a prayer soft and low Au&&
One bright curl from the cluster take
-a. They someboly's prde YOU knowi
.t Somebody's hand hath rested there; IL
Was 1t mothers soft and white?
l- And have the lips OF sister fair
Been baptized in those rays OF light? II
God knows best. He was somebody's love; r.
90 Somebody's heart enstrned him there; %
Somebody waited his name above,
Night and morn wings OF prayer.
Somebody wept when he marched away,
Looking so handsome, brave and grand;
tHgNaFs Somebody's HISS on his forehead lays;
5iatl - Somebody elang to his parting hand. bl-
Somebody's watching and waiting for him. ~ i
Ycarning to hold him again to heart;
Z s5ttH There he lles--with the blue eyes dim, ID
And smiling, chlld-ke lips apart.
Tenderly bury the fair young dead NH
Pausing to drop on his head a tear;
Carve on the wooden slab at his head
"S0Debodys darling Ties 6"rfea mere.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-17

A Cool FARMER.-We have seen and
heard Of cool proceedings ere this, but the
conduct Of the Vermont agricuIturist was
positively iced He once sold load of hay
TO his neighbor who, contrary to his own ex-
peclations, after seeing it weighed, stayed to
see it unloaded. But a few forkfuls " ere off,
when bouncing rock rolled from Off the load
then another, and then third came bang up
on the floor of p at
voice.
Al Most all herd-grass this year, replied the
but, see here, Continued the other. pOint-
ing TO the boulders which Law arraved IN iudo-
ment against the dishonest bavman. ajvbat
docs all this mean?' - ~ '' H"'
shan cut nigh so much hsv tbis roorosr
did last' replied the dealer in herd ora sr 90
just as he had finished the last sentence
down Numbered rousing chunk Of granita
making deep indentation in the barn foo,
with one ofits sharp angles. ''i
Il say, neighbor NJ" screamed the nnr.
chaser, OF granite" l want to know what in
the h these are?" pointing to the bonlders
and the big lump Of granite.
Old n. took up a mighty forkful of the
herdorass, gave it toss into the hayloft. then.
leaning upon his fork, eecting his huge ouid
OF tobacco, and replacing it with fresh one.
he took view Of the fragments OF stone
wall that lay before him. aud with one of the
blande5t smiles, he replied
'IHenl is rocks"
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-17

F4afrf-fA
Ig An excellent SATIRE on tpose enap.eis Ill COCK
cry books when proposes ' W seaen ene art OF
carving, Is con . III. III 10y iooentiy pun
shed by ,oh faaanh Pen,nnt ta o,a,,' Ing
herolS u MI Nv po, .he oily SUI Vi
careful lno.n WV miloies osel mn 80
asstuuousy en'e 90 .'ie iipc se VI ior's ns lls
as beiplese % an lli,.i'. OullnS one falhel
iens Joul ~ oosspii Z nySilei ans asleep anu
ns RAVES 'ne caiIiase 10 obtain refreshments
la.f lhe lt''lil soes p anu MI boWpol remains
on the platform with ieelnss similar TO those
oi careless salor on d cesolate. sialiu, VINO
n'@ suheieu Ii's olner ineiloels oi an eApiolF7
1iis parry 70 return " 'ne snip wl.iiou' mn
IN IN, li emergency ne taxes tne ADVICE Oh an
Irteilsent porter ana soon nnds nimseI 40
lu the coiee-ioom OF a hotei' where SUN wafer
INFORMS MN that roast goose VIII soon pc
ready for dinner. Throwing oil his nervous
ness he boldly orders It IN, and rushing 10 the
pocket OF his oyercoat brings iorth the volume
on cookery and peruses the article, carving,
while the waiter lays the cloth and arranges
the table.
MT. Joseph boWpot took MS seat very SLOW
~ at tue table WINE the sun waiter removed
the cover from the smokIns goose. Joseph
made a Great dlspiay m sharpening MS KNIFE,
turning up the Guns OF ms coat, Afterwards ms
wristbands, then sharpening his knife again,
trying IL Win ms Inulnp, eVidenIiy wai'mg LOT
the still waiter to leave the room.
1t was haif-past three Q CLOCK, ana, being
wlntry afternoon, was getting dusk.
Would yourlke the gas hghted, slrF" IN
qulSu Tue stH WdiieI. ga
Not at all not at all returned Joseph,
hurriedly ~ don't THINK you need walt
. lhe SUI t ooa .ne ous us
gaf1ea Joseph Win peculiar expression
made up Of curiosity contempt, and suspicion;
loo ne eleiuny louiu tlie @
a1o nndihg tlat ne was realiy alone dreW the
arr Oh carving rom ms pockets, ana open
my IL do page nc, nc SCI ~ oeiore nun against
t,e efuet-stiiu, re:uihS IL acfoss Tue goose
IKE plese o. must 4h ata,o o.,,- e,,,,-
now sad Joseph, take your iork hrniy
III your lelt hanu-so tSrasphS MS iork ti9ht-
81 Iy,l plant II securely IN tne nsuie 4. maj $
apout !le ngufe :, tnlnh tieelihS lor tne
''- spos VIII i a e, A1isels very Wen now 70
IN pno 'e r lon tuylS 10 SUCK Ine
lcI1 M En- n ny my, lneres coniouId-
5- : ae', III, ~ vne siIe. so ~, tne
iA'I q po iisle ai 80 W y naiis ~ ~ an
ooue, gay peinaps '9 so % mlS s Sue.
~ uieSe 81 men s to unaw
,A oeesel. II no lore ihe sooSe sna'i
pPooo We W.. .o ~ 49, - .io
arsyy III er tbe tsb,a and mn w
Saw ~ W. .iio 'olI anu my W
pups ~ W WIN us poene. looA
sng rouno once OF Twice aDA'ous'y az sne aoor'
Mow' Sneii, W. Ne ioie ie' see Wneie We n
W.. G III od o ~ ..;. -. a.. t
4 IL L. 49, az =, ano %,
IA ita ;a 'p uSaos,oG "U Sn,,o,a ,roT III,
tba nnosa 3 God a,aoons ,, TI hra Ia
b;nn,sa,f III q - at if,rt Inf rnfo,t,,,afa-
H. ;h II ~ -, ear :, '' - 49,. a'' ~,
~ - a NC n, le Inc
% Sfsat Fo,, snrne ,eason IA st;r waiter a5ain
Nt nada he a,aaaraneo ~ "e'
- ass. 10 ip' a'',''l - s. -
hlng sitf ne enqulred more iaconicaily
tEa man usual.
Joseph, III MS tlepioatoh, seized Inc DISH
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-17
n Travellers Dream.


"a. d. r. in one of his letters to the New
York Tribune, INDUCES in the following strain
of what can scarcely be called extravagant
prophesy: las -. .I.8s5
at midnight the train-boy awoke me With
I'VE are crossing the Mississippi" Rising
drowsily upon my elbow looked down from
my window at the great river as cur train
glided slowly across it. Adieu to interior fer
ries; they belong 10 the dead Past Soon we
shall ride from New York to San francisco
without change of cars. Around the world by
railway With two ocean ferries.
Upon these closing lines my pen fingers and
l listen for the voice ofthe future brallesman.
Day after day on the continental journey he
opens bis door and shouts to sleepy passen-
gers-"Chicago. Change cars for New Or
leans" Missouri River Change cars for
Saskatchewan, Leavenworth, and Galyeston.n
Rocky Mountains. Change cars for Santa Fe.
El Paso, Matamoras. and the City of Mexico"
salt Lake--20 minutes for dinner. Change
cars Tor Fort Denton, British Columbia, Pah
hana9at, Panama, Lima and Valparaiso
virginia Nevada. Change cars for Owyhee
Columbia River, Puget Sound, and Kamschat-
ka san francisco. Passengers for New
Zealand, honolulu, Melbourne. Hong Kong
and all points in Europe, Asia and Africa. will
keep their seats till landed on the wharf of the
daily line of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany Baggage checked through to Pekin. Cal
cutta, Grand Cairo, Constantinople. ST. Pc.
telsburg, Paris and Liverpool
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-17
MILLS HOUSE,
MEDICAL.
ID - DIR. j. Ii. HUGHES s
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS.
.iAg No. II Pg'ebIe Street. os

VTTHERE he can be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted at
hours daily, and from A. M. to PIP. NJ. -H-I
DIR. Ii. addresses those who suffering under the
afllicten OF rvate diseases, whether arising from
impure connection the terrible vice OF seabuse.
Devoting his entire time to that particular branch OF
the medical profession, he feels warranted in GUAR
ANTEEING CURE IN ALL CASES, whether of long
standing recently contracted, entirely removing the
dregs oil disease from the system, and making per
feet and PERMANENT CURE. aN
He would call the attention OF the afflicted to the
fact of his long-standing and weearn9d reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance OF his skill and sue
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-17
PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
s EN- NV 4 4 iALY LINE.

ssa.-~M ships DiRiGe, Capt. II II. ssrR-
n II rShhN\ woop, and FRANCoNIA, Capt.
S11ra.l.s q Nd w. w. SHERWOOD, WILL until
ees-->~=-.& further notice, run as follows:
Leave Brown,s Wharf, Portland, every wEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, at4 p. NJ, and leave Pier
~ East River, New York, every WEDNE SDAY and
SATURDAY, at o'clock p. III.
=. These vessels are fitted up with Gne accommoda-
tons for passengers, making this the most speedy
sale and comfortable route tor travellers between
New YORK ana Maine. Passage, in State Room,
5000 CABIN PASSAGE $500. Meals extra
Goods forwarded by this line TO and irsm Mon
treal, Quebec Bangor, Bath, Augusta, Passport and
st. JOIN. =
shippers are requested to send their freight to the
leave Portland. -
ID For freight or passage apply to
EMERY Il FOX. Browns Wharf, Portland
y. F.AMES, Pier 80 East River.
May 20, io65. . .aa rg dit
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-17
store TO Let.

GRACIOUS, and wen adapted for almost any bust.
- ness, Icing next door TO Middle, and the upper
store in the three-storedi iron front block ON Union
Street. Conveniences and finish modern
Enquire at No. 4 Cotton Street.
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The Portland daily press., 1867-01-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OWING to the breaking Of Driver on the Engine
Portland and Rochester X. X. will be discontinued
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