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A Nice Suburban Residence

WE have on Russell Street, Cape Elizabeth. a fine
w two story house. with stable at, ached; one and
one-hah acres OF ground. House nearly new con
tanning fourteen finished rooms, closets and clothes
presses in abundance. Good cellar under the whole
house: well and cistern water. This property Is
harbor and COMMIT NINA sT u M biSb
state of cultivation with fine lot of rui: trees
Grapes. Terms easy. Apply to
GEo, X. DAVIS & CO.,
Dealers in Real Estate, No. Morton Block.
June 10. DIV
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INIENNALL1 USE
"Strumatic Mineral Waters 20

ezg@A soldier who had lost the use of his limbs
from Rheumatism has been completely cured and on
abled to abandon his crutches by one bottle of NET
cALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. 1t is truly
the wonder of the age. Apl 1Osn1Bws
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..-.... Value.
Atwood Lead Co., so acres of land on
the north side Of the Sac0 road,
known as the Spear property, $1,000
2Bul1ingS 1000
Boynton a. Us heirs. Land ON the
east side of the Cape Cottage road
between VIM. Hatch's and j. b.
Chase's land. $50
Brown Il. H., 1-10 of the land Of the
Great Pond Agriculture and Mn
ing Co., on south side OF Fowler
road, 800
LILO of one building, fFns .un 80
Brigams Clemens, g Warren, about
IL acre Of Land with fats. adjoin-
Ing the tide mill, north aide OF the
Cape Cottage road, 900
lots on south side Broad WAY
road, 1000
Cook Benjamin, 10 acres Of land ad.
Joining Daniel Plummer's, and
Land Of heirs Of Joseph Wescott, in
school district No. 1, LEO
Clark & Palmer, IS acres Of land ad-
Joining Vim. Ii. Baxter's on the
east. on the north by Walter s.
skillins and John NJ WOODS heirs,
ana J.. b. Thornton; west by John
M. Woods heirs land, 400
Buildings, 200
Clark d vs. mills and mill priv
nee nee On the Long Creek Stream,
now occupied by him, $500
Buildings occupied for ico bou.os eno
Day Horace H., lots ofland n" ~ WV
north side oil Cushing Point road
Sawyer lott, -'AN seoo
Land on the southwesterly corner
OF broadway and fort Preble
roads, Dana
Land on the north side of CUSHING '0S
Point road adjoining Thos. Tai.
bert's land, 5oo
Land on sorth side OF same road
adjoining Ft. Beach Mariner lot,
acres), IAoa
Land between Fl. beach and PICKETT
street, .. 250O
Land between Pickett st., Preble
st. and TT. Preble road, 1000
Land on south side of Preble street
adjoining Fort Preble ground
(Ihrasher lott 1000
Land in the south corner of Eben
Thrasher's field, bought OF Thrash ,
er's heirs, - 'L- 100
Lot In the northwest corner eff L.
Thrasher's field, on Preble stree, SO
Land bought Of Robert Thrasher,
on SimOntOn's cove, 100
Land on both sides of Pickett 1t,
between Nathan Dyer's and Sarah
sawyer's land, y = y 5000
Land in northeast corner of Broad
Way and Fl. Preble roads, HS 900
48 acres on the west side of Cape
Cottage road Goddard lott 22Oe
buildings on last lot, Il 400
| Deerlng Louisa's heirs, 10 acres of
| land adjoining Randall Skiling's
| and Theodore Iibby's heirs land as0
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WHY Suffer from Sores 2


When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT,
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scdlds, Chdpped Hands, Sprairs, Cuts,
Wounds, and erery Complaint ofMe Stin. fry it,
or it costs but % cents. Be sure to ask for
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
rent Wines

So highly recommended by Physicians, may be
found at wholesale at the drug stores of w W Whip
pie & Co., II. H. Hay, W. f. Phillips & Co., L. t.
StanwOod and j. w. Perkins & Co. jan12ssdly
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For sale by all druggists send your address and
80 cents to o. P. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston, Mass
and receive box by return mail. w. +. Phillips &
Co.. agents for Maine. april26d1ysn
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u. s. MN2ShnL'S Notice.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,(
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
DURSUANT to Munitions from the Hon. Edward
i Fox, Judge OF the United States District Court
within and for the District OF Maine, hereby give
pubic notice that the following Information and Lii
bel has been filed in said Court, viz:
An Information against 80 CASES OF BRANDY
CASES IF GIN rs kEGs OF GIN /; l Bel. OF
SPIRITS; l CASE OF ScorCH WHIsK Y; l CA L
OF MALT WHisKEY CASES OF MALT Wits
KEY 1 DoZEE BOTTLES OF CHAMPAIGNE ; $50
LBS. NUTMEGs 107 LBS. CLIO Es ; s4 LBS. SPI E
seized by the Collector OF the District OF Portland
and Falmouth, on the fifteenth day OF April last
past, at Portland, in said District.
Libel against The HOO Err SARAH B. HAIR
RIs, HER TAOkLE, APPAREL AND FUR IrURE
seized by the Collector OF the District OF Portland
and Falmouth on the fourth day OF May last pas , at
bangor in said District
Which seizures were for breaches of the laws of
the United States, as is more particularly set forth
In said Information and Libel that a hearing and
trial will be had thereon at Bangor in said District,
on the Fourth Tuesday OF June current, when anu
where any persons interested therein may appear
and show cause, il any can be shown, wherefors the
same should not be dscreed forfeit, AMI disposed of
according to law.
1857.
F. A. QUINBY,
Deputy U. >. Marshal,
June 1c-d14d Dstrict OF Maine,
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'ayasasx sd ult, sea Mary E Kollsy. Mitchell

AZ Nayssusx :sd ult, sch Mary Kolsy. Mitchell
Tor New York, ldg.
: AT Caibarien 9th ult, barque Harvest Home, for
New York: sch L Kennedy, Tor do.
Ar at st John, NIB, Sd Inst, sch Mary Ella, Thorn
as, Portland.
q SPOKEN.
MAY 12 lat A 40, lon 34t, ship Charles Davenport
from Liverpool tor Philadelphia. b. .ls.l
june 2, lat 40 o. lon 70, ship Twilight from New
York foi San Francisco.
June 8, lat 40 49, lon 60 DC, ship Stamler, from
Havre tor New York.
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TRoTTINa MATCH.-In the trotting match ut
Forest City Driving Park on Saturday, be-
tween Black Maria and Midnight Maid, for
500 a side, mile heats best 8 in to harness,
Black Maria won in three straight heats.
Time--3O0, 256, 253. The first two heats were
not much contested, but on the third heat the
driver of the Maid was changed, and it was
one of the most handsomely contested heats
that has been trotted on that Park. The horses
were about even all the way around, and when
they crossed the score Maria was not half a
length ahead.
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John GuilfOrd's Estate.

THE subscribers, having been appointed Com
missi0ners to receive and decide upon claims
against the estate OF John GuilIord, late Of Port
land deceased, represen ed insolvent, hereby give
notice that six months from the first dav of July
next will be allowed to credit ors to present and
prove their claims and that said Commission rs will
be in session the first Mondays July, August,
Sept, Oct, Nov. and Dee, 1867, at two o'clock z.
NJ, at the County Treasurers Office In Portland, Tor
said purpose.
ID. W. FESSENDFN,
VIM. L. MORRIS,
Commas ioners.
Portland, June 7, 1867.
E- All persons indebted to said estate are request
to make immediate payment to the subscriber, at
the County Treasurer's Office.
p. r HALL, Administrator.
June 10-dlaw3w
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HENRY p. MERRILL, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
r-tu 1853 CONGRESS STREET. a
Nav
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Caution.

HAVING left my bed aud board without cause I
IL forbid all persons harboring trusting Sarah
Z. Sayes on my account, shall pay no bills of her
contracting after this date.
ROBERT j. SAYLES.
Portsnd, June 1, 1867, ju3dIw
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MARINE n EWS
TOT, Nd.

Saturday, june 8.
ARRIVED.
Brig Ceres, tBr) Wilson, Sagua. SIS Ia
Sch David Siner. Huntley, Philadelphia. 0N u
Sch Mary Farrow, Condor, New York.
Sch DOnworth. lof Machias) Smith, st Andrews
Sch Olive, Davis. Rockland. H
Sch Utica, Thorndike, Rockland ..-- q, rr
Sch Benjamin, Clark, Salem Tor Pembroke.
CLEARED. y III 2
Steamer Drigo Sherwood, New York-Emery g
FOX. N'
Steamer Carlotta, Magune, Halifax, MS = John
Porteods. ., .,...
Barque Noe, italian, GARAGE, Naples, with lum-
ber-C M Davis & Co. ~ ~
Sch Clara Smith, Smith, Baltmore-Emery & Fox
Sch Helen Mcleod, Cogswel, and belmont, Gales,
Calais
Sch Boice, Adams, Egg Harbor.
SAILED-brig j PolIedo; schs Clara Smith, Del
mont, and others q
Sunday, June 0.
ARRIVED
Sch Acadian (Br) Wood, j ggins, Ms.
Sch Adelaide, Sanborn, Machas
BELOW-A brig. at anchor off House Island. ri -.
Also, Br sch Julia. from st John, NIB, for Boston.
From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph.
Ar at Gloucester sth, schs Walter q Hail. Presley.
and 5 Lindsey, Crockett, from New York Tor Port
land.
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BIBLE SOCIETY OF MAINE.-The anniver-
sary of this Society was observed Sunday eve
ming in the First Parish Church. The devo-
tional services were performed by the Presi-
dent, Rev. DR.. Smaller. The annual report was
read by Rev. o. 2. Tuckerman, and addresses
were made by Rev. S. III. Merrill, Agent Of the
American Bible Society, Rev. DIR. Wheeler Of
Brunswick, Rev. Asa Dalton of Portland and
Rev. DIR. Smaller. A collection was taken up
in aid of the funds of the Society.
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FIRST BAPTIST Churchill is expected the
corner stone of this edifice, to be erected on
the corner of Congress and Wilmot streets,
will be laid this week, probably on Wednes-
day. The exercises will embrace the singing
of an original hymn by the Sabbath School,
addresses by the pastor, Rev. DIR. Smaller, and
other gentlemen, and other appropriate eere-
monies. The foundation of the building is
completed and the lower floor laid.
GRAND TRUNK acknowledgements
and repairs are being daily made upon the
track and road bed of the Grand Trunk Rail
way, and this road is now in better order than
it has been for long time. The old and worn
out rails are being replaced with new ones as
fast as they can be obtained. One half the
product of the Portland Rolling Works. about
800 tons of rails per month, is taken for the
Grand Trunk road. ..r.. ..
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IMPORTS.

SAGUA. Brig Ceres-96 hhds Q ties sugar. 1884
hhds 70 ties molasses to order. a''F7A'AtS =
JOGGiNS, Ms. Sch Acadian = 100 tons coal, to
Geo II Starr.
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Annual Session of the Grand Temple Of
.ra4 Maine. sI..- t.---..-

Annual session of the Grand Temple Of
BANGOR, June 9, 1867.
To the Editor Of the Press:
The Grand Temple of Maine of the Temp
lars of Honor and Temperance assembled in
this city this morning. at the Hall of Pharos
Temple. Every Temple in the State is repre-
sented by one or more delegates and from
most Temples the entire delegation is present.
The reports of the Grand Officers, Rev. w.
E. Copeland, G. w. T., and j. e. Nye, Esq, 6.
w. B., were presented this morning. From
them it appears that the progress of the Order
in this State during the past six months has
been most brilliant and encouraging. The
number of Temples in the State has been
more than double, while the membership of
the Order has increased over three hundred
per cent. This is better show than is made
by any Grand Temple of any other State, and
is doubtless to be attributed largely to the zeal
and energy Of the retiring Grand Officers.
The latter portion of the forenoon session
was devoted to an exemplifcation of the work
of the Order in the subordinate Temple and
first three degrees, under the direction OF the
G. W.T. The work of the subordinate Tenn
pie was also exemplified last evening by Pharos
Temple in very correct and satisfactory man
ner The afternoon has been devoted to the
business, mainly of a private nature, of the
Grand Temple. At 4 o'clock the officers for
the coming year were installed. AS you have
probably already given their names to the
public L will not here repeat them. The G.
w. T., Hon. j. B. Hall, of your city, made
brief but eloquent address upon taking the
chair z.-r
This evening meeting of the Council De-
partmeut of the G.. T. was held, at which the
Council Degrees were conferred on several
companions, and a Council was instituted for
this city. "' --
At the close Of the session this evening the
members of the Grand Temple sat down to a
bountiful collation. provided by the brothers of
Pharos Temple During the session the broth
ers In this city have been unwearied in their
efforts for the comfort and pleasure of those
from abroad, and great thanks are due them
for their generous hospitality. The thanks Of
the Order are also due to the railroads which
granted the courtesy of free return tickets to
the members of the Grand Temple.
Tomorrow morning the members of the
Grand Temple will separate, fully assured that
the success of the past year is only to be re-
newed in the future and that final triumph
awaits all who engage with us in our labors for
Temperance and Fraternity. LUTHER.
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PORTLAND STONE WARE COMPANY. This
company have rebuilt their pottery, on the old
site in Westbrook, which was destroyed by fire
about two months since. It is built in the
most substantial manner, and will be in opera
ton this week. The work has been done with
expedition, it being only eight weeks since the
spade was put into the ground.
POLICE ITEMs.-Three persons were taken
to the lookup Saturday night for drunken.
ness and disturbance, three for drunkenness,
two for an affray, and one applied for lodgings.
-Four persons were taken to the lookup on
Sunday for drunkenness and disturbance and
affrays.
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ON Saturday afternoon, April sth near the IJnitod
" States Hotel, a pair of GOLD SPECTACLES
with the owner shame on the bows. The finder will
be rewarded by leaving the same at No. 80 Danf,rth
street. junet0 div
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Farm i'm Freeport for sale.

Said Farm is about half a mile
ATA nom FIeeport Corner and De-
A1Ht pot; is in good order and well diyid-
nHIl NJ ed: Cuts about twentytons hay; has
Akk62Izz- o large Orchard of good fruit and
wood enough iUr family The house is two storied
all finished and convenient, with ell, wood-house
shed and large barn attached, all in good repatr-
There two never failing wells of water and brick
cstern. The house is pleasantly situated, and sur
rounded by Elm and other trees.
Said Farm will be sold low. For further Darticu-
lars address
C. Il. WAITE, Freeport,
Or enquire at the premises. jelOeod4ws
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Ship Ceres, Capt Humphrey, from Bordeaux Mch
II for New York, which put into Fayal leaky. has
been condemned. FThe ,istered 5i7 tons, old
measure, wa, built at Yarmouth in 1857. where she
was owned by s Blanchard and others.l H1 q o..
Sch Fairdealer, of Brooksville,l rom Bangor TOR
Boston, went ashore on the Old Man Sd inst, and
with the cargo. would be saved.
Chatham June 8. Two chests and some plank
apparently part of a quarter deck, were picked up
on Har> ing's Beach last Tuesday. In one OF the
chests was memorandum posted up to May II, from
which it inferred that the vessel hailed from
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Turks island Salt.

zoo nnn BUSHELS. For sale five hun =
OOO.OOO dred Thousand bushels 7 turks
Island Salt, on liberal and accommodating TERMS
chartered tor New York, Boston, Philadelphia east
ern aud southern ports free commission. Apply
TO CALVIN L. KNOX a. CO.,
II South ST, New York,
Or JOHN II. REYNOLDS Il CO.,
juDef0 eod1m Turks Island.
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ROCHESTER, AND GAMBIA RAILRoAD.-The
Manchester Mirror says company consisting
of James A. Weston, Engineer. Mayor. Clark,
E. A. Straw and S. N. Bell will start to-day to
make preliminary survey of routes leading
from Gambia to Rochester, for the purpose of
ascertainiug the most feasible one for the pro-
posed railroad between those places. They ex-
pect to be accompanied by Hon. j. H. Ella and
other gentlemen from towns through which
they pass. The city of Manchester has voted
$500 t. make this survey
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Wanted.
Lost I!

II IRST class Pants makers wanted at
i j +. FERN AID & SON.
June 10-diw Under Preble House
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Non.Resident Taxes,
Cape Elizabeth.

THE following list Of Taxes on real estate Of non
for the year 1906 in bills comnitted to Joseph $.
Pickett Collector of 81 town, the eleventh day
OF Lly 1866 has been returned by him 70 me NJ re-
manning unpaid on the twenty- seventh Of May 1867,
by MS certificate OF that date and now remains I'M
RaG ana notice Is hereby given that !, said taxes
perest anu charges are not paid in to the Treasury
of said town wi hin eighteen months from the dale
OF the commitment of the said bills, so much of the
real estate taxed as will be sufhcient TO pay tho
amount due thereof including interest ana ehsrges
WILL without further notice, be sold at public auc-
ton at my Office, in said Cape Elizabeth on Satur-
day, the fourth day OF January, 1862 at O'Clock p
NJ. s,ht. .-..- . = Sd"
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TIL Z PR SS
Monday Notaiog, Jare 10, 1867.

W First Page t0-ddy-Universal Suffrage;
A Migratory Scliool-houSe; the Assassination
OF lincoln; Varieties.
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$1,000

o. VIII buy good story and halt house and
In. nice lot of land 90 by 12N feet few steps be-
MsA yond Tukey's bridge. Price only St,5.U
A Good Farm in Falmouth,
Eight miles from Portland. 1903 acres suitably d.
vided into moving, tillage and wood, with sPlonuid
orchard, from which was gathered about fur hun
dred bushels OF grated fruit las year. Win be sold
low
A store ut Ferry Village
Now doing good business, will be sold on lavora-
BILE terms together with the stock, if wanted.
good chance for business. The new Dry Dock will
add 25 per cent to the trade. Apply to
W. h. .GERRIS,
june10iSw Real Estate Agent.
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MACHINE STITCHING
SOLICITED by
M R y. .. "A. ULM Il II.
81 WiImOt ST., Portland.
June 10. div
L n " e Il O H H =.

just Received,
DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS
A large assortment of Envelopes, which win be
Sold Very Low.
MONITOR PRINTING COMPANY,
June 10. div 105 Federal Street
H.. f. PHNGREE,l
Pattern ard Model Maker ami Maohinist,
No. 4 Ia Exchange street,
iune1Od1m Over q. Ill Enrlev,s Naniical Store
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
1MINERAL BATHS ut ron

MINERAL BATHS ut HOME.
DSsP EFsIA CURED
RHEUMATISM CURED
EAU FTI0NS on the FACE CURED
sCKOFULA CUEED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
Do away with all your various and often perni-
cious drugs aud quack medicines, and use few baths
prepared with
"ST,R UMATIC Salts %
These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors OF the Mineral Wen ofthe Penn'a Salt Man
iaeturing Co., in Pttsburg, and are backed in air
tight boxes. One always sufficient for a bath. Di
rections attached
INTERNALLY USE
"Strumatic Mineral Waters!'
In bottles of one and halfpnts. One sufficient for
days use. ~
ER-Sold by Druggists generally.
Merrill Bros, No. 2l5 State ST., Boston; Reynolds
Pratt Il Co, No. LOG Fulton St., New York. Wholesale
Agents. noo0s Neod& WY
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PERSONS who have omitted to pay Internal
Revenue taxes or licenses assessed against
them are reminded that after Thursday next
personal notice will be served on all delin-
quents, for which a fee of twenty cents win be
charged, as provided by Sec. IS OF the Internal
Revenue law. -. .r.
Those DESTROYS of saving said fee must call
at the Office of the Collector, Athenaum Build
ing, Plum street, before it is too late.
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Fourth Page-A Dream Of Summer; a New
Playing for Mans Head.
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3 SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. T. III. Wes-
ton & Co. have purchased the warehouse No.
4 Calls Block, for which they paid $10,25o. 1t
will be used for the flour business. This block
is well calculated for that business from its
proximity to the railroads and steamboats, and
the convenience of receiving and delivering
goods in the rear as well as in the front. Four
of the six stores are devoted to this business,
and we have no doubt that ere long the other
two win be taken for the same purpose.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT MECHANIC FALLS
A correspondent informs us that serious ac-
cident occurred at Mechanic Falls Saturday
morning Mr.. Levi Dennen and his daughter,
whilst approaching the village, were thrown
from their carriage by their horse becoming
unmanageable, and the daughter received inju-
ries which it is feared will prove of serious
nature The horse cleared himself from the
carriage and ran into the village, when Mr.. J.
f. Rawson in attempting to stop him was
knocked down and his arm and shoulder blade
broken. Being an old man, it is feared he will
not recover from his injuries
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Dissolution of COpartnership.
rINHE eopartnersbp OF j. NJ. q H. Beal, as Carpen-
tiers and Builders, heretofore existing, has been
mutually dissolved this Sth OF june, 1867. BY the
OF said dissolution the cOpartIiership property
goes to Rufus Bea Jr., who is to pay the copartner-
ship debts. JOHN Nj. BEAL,
June 10. dive RUFUS BEAL, JR.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
List of Letters Unclaimed

IN the POST OFFICE AT PORTLAND. Maine. on
i the 10 day Of June, 1867.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13
ANOTHER ALLEGED LOTTERY fraud.

In this age OF humanity and philosophy philanthropy
and all other opies is not all wonderful 10 hear
generous individuals rushing rantcaly before the pub
lie In private, and enreatng them in the most ervent
and touching manner wholly reckless OF what evils may
befa their fortunes and estates have the kind
nsa sye, the goodness for the small Of 81 So
may be- to accept Of small estate or competency
for NE, tribe only say about "a few thousand dol
lars's mere bagatciis Such lberAlity ard generosity
cannot fail TO affect the minds II those gene
countless favors on mankind. provided that mankind
has tho foresight to appreciate their intentions by
simple previous gitjust for FORMS sake. Tho disin.
teresedness OF the charity must undoubtedly command
the admiration Of ALL and excite even
Pecksnihfan onss-people OF moro sensitive minds. who
continually bcmoan spirit the suerngs Of man
acton and who bestow their appreciation and approval
all who show themselves ready lend helping
hand to fellow man. and who, in Chatham street and
Wall street open TO the lucky p0ssessor Of one dollar"
mines Of gold piles Of greenbacks which the riches
Of Cresus would sink into the iusisnincance Of
particle OF water in the wide ocean
CEDAR uUMBuo.
How can ono refrain from expressing admiration u
s 20 s ne 0s
County truly Christian cpistle cmanating. no
doubt from truly Christian men having their ofnoe and
headquarters situate In Cedar street In this city These
gentlemen are tho managers Of lottery, In which, u
they let you you may win prizes varying In value rom
Sy q ~. ss sm hss
hne-very nne Office In one Of the small numbers 10 the
aforesaid street; publishing very nne and liberal look.
ing prospectus endorses the enterprise with the solid
names conformity OF s'Havana and Kentucky and
undersigned with the name of-any,hing you like, no
matter new ''hot," 'and Company and thcn further,
in order 70 increase their already gigantic business
send letters 70 unsuspecting linen In the country"
promising that Tor their own advantage they will
range that the lucky individual 'sha draw prize Of
few thousand dollars provided that he show tho money
70 his neighbors and speak well OF the enterpriss al
round" The fortunate gentleman In anticipation Of this
shower OF gold b asked BY the Cedar street hm 70 trans
init 70 them the beggary sum Of So which pales
into nothing before the thousands to be returned nme
datey by the Cedar street humantarans who announce
at the head Of this private circular that they ara duy
licensed by the United States government"
Many Of these letters have been sent TO different parts
Of the country within tho last few weeks from Cedar
street, but that the country folks have been yet victim
ized 10 any great amount Is not known II Ia therefore,
In order prevent such and 10 interfere with the sue
Of this attempted swnd.e, that this expose made
for the benefit Of the readers OF the HERALD.