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Inland Route.
To MT. Desert and Maohias.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK

~. Steamer CITY or RICHMOND.
A ~-aTSM 1 Ia,1 DEhRING, master, will leave
r.1H M railroad Wharf footofStates rect.
- sssssA every Tuesdmy and t.ridaJ
land cas,i-o rEvcisins, al IL o'clock, Tor Rock
'iIP5io,r.uss, Jonesport and Maciiasport.
m VIII leave AIachiasport every Monday
~ ~, rSaay MORNINGS, at o'clock touching
the same night. Inns - VI 'i'""
win the ely Of Richmond connects at Rockland
iondinr ~, ~, al,nn Tor Bangor and intermediate
~ baggage checked G rough
aSOoS ~ STURDEYANf, General AGENTS
-f l51 Commercial Street
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DR.. Livor. Mas + IL Gp,ovpp

RocKLAND, Me-, March o. 1867.
Dr. Lsoor;- the good of suffering humanitv I
OF catarrh, OF many years standing. under your
treatment. Yours, &C.. SILAs KALLo5H.
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NEW YORK, March 21. 1867,

a. -, = . NEW YORK, March p, 1867, /
n Ltsor Isocktand Il consider it my duty to YOU
anu thousands OF others suffering, as did from
ts throat and lungs, to acknowledge publicly
that was cured under your treatment. and made
able TO go to work, which was not capable of doing
since 1868. Yours truly, A. f. BoyNToN.
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~ o.. RoCKLAND May s, 1867.
pear Sn:-It am under Obligations TO any one il
IS 20 you Tor your restoring to health Eyersinoe
Mehe years nave suffered from heart disease and
af1ach tnat would not permit TO lie down for fear
OF suHocatng and every day was expected to he nv
iast one. IL would be unjust il did not mention
tnat my husband procured medical aid wheIe ever he
coala, aiI OF which, however, was most succe .stully
Iesisteu by my aiiing. But, thanks be to God that
ne nad the privilege OF securing yaur SERVICES for
wInpug them could not have lived up to this time
tons, H,NSs,,I1 bee as ophS't-
W1e Of Mr.: Jacob Shaw, OF the firm of j. shaw 81
Co, Dry Goods Meachants 80" ~
To DR.. j, Liyor
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For Sale,
Land ON Commercial street to

'E'HE stock and fixtures of a grocery and proyis
ION store, in good location, now doing go9d
business business. For further particulars inquire at this
onlce auo7d1f
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House for Sale.
Farm for Sale.

nPPOSlTE Girls High School, Cumberland street:
OContains zen looms. Lot31 1-2x74 teet A fine
loeat on. Price $4,000. apply to
September 81 dit W. H. ,JERRIS
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FOR Sale

THREE toried BRICK house No 30 on High Streef
corner Of Pleasant, now occupied by the suh,,
scriber f ~ o sun
Also TWO three storied brick stores on Fore Street
corner OF PearI opposite the Custom House. with
partclon wa cd roofs, the rear on Wharf Street
our stories with cellars. For terms and particulars
enquire of the subscriber '~ ~ ''''is
-, NATHANIEL BLANCHARD.
Portland, April 3. 1877 DIFF
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Asssz masy Thousands Can z,eslif, 20 .rhi,

~" "AAHS 1nOnsan6s Can Testify 40 T'hi,
by Unhappy Ezpcrienco!
ronbg men troubled with emissions In sleep.-s
youth treated scientifically and perfect cure war;
a"iuiN Jay passes but we are consulted by one or
more young men with the above disease, soae OF
Whom are as weak and emaciated as though they hid
tle consumption and by their friends are supposed 10
nave ~ All such eases yield to The proper and ony
correct course of treatment, and in short time ara
made to rejoice in perfect health.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY +!
OF CANADA.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Ess:zSsss..sss1 On and alter Monday, Sept Is, 1867
Express Train for Lewiston ana South Paris at 7
A. M. " ans at .
r Mail Tram Tor Wateryiile, Bangor, Montreal, Que
bee and the West at LILO p. M. W.
Local Train for South Paris ana intermediate sta
tons, at 5.45 L. NJ. 90
No baggage can be received or checked after time
above stated. M 'u'o
Trains VIII arrive as folIows:-
from from lewiston. Auburn and South Paris $40 A. NJ.
From Montreal, Quebec, Bangor. Wa " ''
teryile, &C., at o1E. =,
Local Irain from South Paris and in
termediate stations, at 7A5P Al
Inc company are not responsible tor baggage 10
any amount exceeding $50 in value land that pefs, n
az unless notice is given ami paid tor at the rate
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
CT BRIDGES, Managing Director.
H. BAILEY, Local Superintendent.
Portland Sept IA, 1867. DIFF
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For $4,000! On Cor gress s+roo+

o. A21-2 story house rear the Observatory
;iiii containing rooms, hard and soft water Lot
several other houses in good localities ON the
o,,. GEO. r. DAVIS & co,
Argus copy. -o-'o' D'o0A
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i1ectsc Medical I,Jir,nary.

Eclectic Medical In1irsnary.
TO THE LADIES.
Ok. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies, WIN
need medical adviser to cali ar his rooms 10 "a
snaci street. which they vii find arranged for theJ
l., T. u u, flectlc Renovatng Medicines are unrjysl
E ~ eulsacy anu superior virtue in regulating ain
ae s5e Of Their action is specific and
LADIES viii find it invaluable in an casez ~ ~,
slructions after all other remedies have been tried in
yam. us Isrely vegetable, containing nothing In
with perfect safety at all times - ~
By addressing DIR ifiTGHES Sons'
iant. iS65d&T. No IA Prebla Sfraat par.In,,.
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House ON Mayo Street for Sale.
pARLoR, Sitting-Room, Hed- Room INA Kitchen
= on hfst noor, and the same tie second An
abundance OF hard and soft wafer. Good cellar
Price $4,000. Apply to W n .IFRpgSiy'
September 10. G3ws "''
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Genteel Residence for Sale in Cor

A ss-o Cine of fFsc Finest Resideuces
i3s%hEA la ssoeham.
Es sIi;sz-LA Now occupied by Major Mann $ Of
"a tIatEi,lAaA tered for sale, The house is two
ess,=-zzsz.s storie Thoroughly finished inside
he na GG5 ana IN slaaton is Unsurpassed in that
F Sea4Ia Viase-The lot is large, upon which is
ssprlng OF excellent water is handy to the door and
targ9 cisteln In cellar IL also has fine stable ihs
eHcelient property viii commend itself to any man
ride OF Portland. ~ o minutes
r0r further particulars enquire of W. Fl Jerris. Re-
Preble House. S e' ; nip99sl.e
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The DR.s INSTITUTE turtber ooro,.,,.ou
INCORPORATING PHARMACY, where he krens
constantly on hand the different HOMEOPATHIPCS
OF HAHNEMAN, the founder of Hom9opatby
"cn ne VIII in quantities to suit the purchaser
AsIue rom thls ne will be always prepared 10 ac
ms wellrkn0wn HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
W6 WIS WI, always be accompanied by his HOUSE
NJ, nEaD ahEASohE or MEDICAL GUIDE a pam
tne disease and simple yet adequate direction ior
senen n e the appropriate remedy In the alb
accommodate those that come to supply tbemselyes
with medicines Pp5 themselves
PERSONS living at distance may avail themselves
the symptoms of the disease as ninuteJy as noss;bl
tention. 80 'eoe"e prompt at
Office hours from to 70 A nj. and from, o .oep,r
rr1vate consultation from to M
:. va MedlcaI advice TO the poor free of cbarge
from 8 to 8 A NJ, and from 5to 6 M. " oA"iso'
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aGAs. s.s.'g2rG.
For Sale at West End.

f fine p story residence containing II finished
Ea; 70 ms. marble maniles, oil cellar, fine water
- nus property is situated on the Western Prom.
enade. and commands one of he most beautiful views
OF the White Mountains, and the numerous villages
hear Portland, 10 he found. A good stable. front
with the proper y. Terms easy.
Appls TO GEO r.. DAVIS & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers, No. Morton Block.
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Boston, January II, 1856 "
A. .. VvaIIace, Esq., Manchester. NH.

DIR. j. w. PoLAND-Dear oir:-I very cheerfully
give my testimony in favor of your Humor Doctor as
quaintances il Manchester know how severely 1 was
afflicted with Boils, and they know how perfectly
good my heaith is at present. Your Humor Doctor
case A a. WALLACE
MancheSter. N. H. Inne IL 1sh6
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House fnr Sale

lie new house No. Quincy Street is now offered
teen r sae 'or one week. said house contains six
good eelisr AM Is arranged for two families. 1t has
throuphomf hpei'ty OF hard and soft water, piped
No. W,Imo of business Price $500 enquire at
-.. seDt23d1W
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MIlLL buy new house, finished Rams ,,,y =.
w 35xf1, centrally 10 ated. Inquire '-'o 'o'
JOHN G. PROCTOR.
Real Estate Broker Middle 81
September raw NA-"uio OF.
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FktHE subscriber is DESTROYS of improving his lots
Il on Commercial street, and will lease nart or
the whole for term OF years. s
Or he will erect buildings suitable for manafactur
ing or other purposes. If desired
Proposals will be received by E. E.. UPHAM or
the subscriber. ' "
May Goth. mavsIdtf
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For Sale.
A Portland, by II. DoLaS
Ieiou 237 Fore Street.
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H., r.. RoCKLAND, May 4, 1867.
". Lioor II congratulate you upJn the success
you had in treating me for a cough from which sui
the resistance it successfully made to ali previous
meuical treatment was of avail agains Your well
chosen remedies With four little powders YOU cured
my cough and relieved me of my night sweats
Yours, &C., MRS, Is. 4. MEBRov
ctr
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Portland & Kennebec r. R.

1@o through trains Daily beftceen Boston. Portland
and the kenRe6ec.
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Farm for Sale

NJ 10 acres, more or less, situated within Il miles
80 tne Post ONCE Of Portland, bounced on the
roaa wes6 beyond the We. tDroOk Aims House farm.
u Is avery hitting place for market garden. or a
oeau hui place for private residence as there is
on the farm The farm about 45 tons of bav: If
mas peen very well MANFRED for thelast ten years
consequently gives very large Weld of produce
also mas very good barn. and j. insured or $500 II
would lie very Convenient for splendid brick ward
as tnere is an, amount OF brick material on the
premises. Perfect tide guaranteed. For further
pa i inastI enquire OF II. DOLAN,
Jelotl 237 Fore street Portland
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ROuse and F-ot for Sale

A GOOD One Story House 25x5G. Seven finished
IAkooms On floor and large tic, together with
stable z0X50. ne Lot coma IA acre, con nrisng
Good Garden with number of Fruit Trees Is
pie asantly situated in Saco, mile from r Il Depot,
and good place for carpenter other mechanical
IRA ie And can be bought low and on easy terms =
WI Rent readily or lao dollars per annum. APP
ply TO j. C. PROCTOR.
September 60 div -
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valuable Hotel PrOperty for SAX

VIE oxford House, pleasantly situated in the yil-
ssrod ia$ az Of fryeburg Oxford county, Maine is OIL
ieaed iGT sale &C bargain, il applied for soon
Ihe House is large in good repair, with furniture
and INJURIES throughout, together with all necessary
ontbuildines.
For full particulars inquire OF w.,
HCRATIU BOOTHBY,
n. RIO. Proprietor.
Fryeburg, Sept. % 1886 DIFF
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Milton Gale, Esq, Boston.

hereby certify that was soroly afflicted with
Boils for two years, developing themselves upon my
limbs and other parts OF my body. The suherings
which endured from them are indescrbable. Suf-
flee 1t to say that faithfully tried several of the most
popular humor remedies, but without removing the
affection AT length, by the earnest request Of an
intimate friend, was induced 10 try Dr. j w Po-
lands Humor Doctor, and am very happy to attest
nat all my Bolls we're removed, and my health was
restored by using DR.. Poland's aforesaid medicine.
MILTON GALE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-26
Newspapers.

Local papers always render full equiv
alcnt for their cost, and are deserving the
support Of the. citizens of the county.
There are in every vicinity, many things
Of local interest which the county paper
makes known, and which could reach the
public in no other way. The reports OF
the proceedings of the courts, of the pub
lie meetings, of local societies, etc., are all
of general interest, aud are worth more
than the paper costs. 1t is taken as an
index by strangers Of the prosperity Of
tho section where published. One wishing
to 60 to q new place naturally looks to the
local paper to give him information con-
cerning the resources and developments
Of tho vicinity, and lis appearance and
contents exercise no small influence in de-
Gliding the desirability Of the location.
The influence Of well conducted paper
in attracting attention and immigration to
town or county, and consequently in
crcasing the value of property, is very
great, and is sufficient reason why il should
receive support from all entcrprising and
intelligent citizens. These papers should
be supported, not in opposition or to the
exclusion of other papers-of those, for
instance designed to meet the special
wants Of certain classes. Such papers
should not conflict with each other. Their
objects and means of usefulness are diff.
ferent. Each furnishes information that
the other cannot give Wostern Rural.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-26
Tho Sunny Side.

We advise cverJ body to live on the
sunny side Of their houses. Tho room
In which the family spends most of its
time should be on the side on which the
sun can find Its way inlc II. Let the
parlor, if 1t be seldom uscd. &c on the
shady side. We observe that there Is not
cottapcr 70 ignorant that tho will not
act her plants, if she has taste enough 10
grow them, 10 tho east window Ia tue
morning. aud at noon carry them 10 u
south window, aud Ia the afternoon put
/ them In tho wcet window. Dut perhaps
she Is careful to keep her children In tho
shaGc and her precious self, 80 far ~
possible, out Of the rays.of The sun. -ihc
plants, In obedience 10 tho natural law.
arc kept healthy, while the children aud
mother, icing kept 10 the shade, ruiIer
the eonSequoF 60.
Light Il beginning 10 be considered n
great curative agehi. Tie ,hicf adsah.
tuye In going 10 The country i 10 grt lnto
the sunshine, aud 10 be 10 the pune brceg.
OF. II We derife merely 10 keep ,o"l, ws
should stay IN tho shady city. l'curle
talk of shot walls aud burning pave.
iuents;" IL Is much hotter In tho country,
for the brcczes that play there 10 midday
only bring heated air In Irum out doofF.
But 10 the city the breeze brings air 10
from the shady side Of ,he street, aud
the lower foons Of city huuse are much
cooler in midday than the exposed houses
of the country.
Parents eau do nothing better Cor their
puny, sick boys than to put them on "a
farm for two or three summers, aud LET
the sun bathe them Tie livelong day.
They will. by such lie, grow rrpidly,
aud become tough, brawny, and broad.
We have seen this tried 10 the hirhe't
advantage in moro than ole instance un-
der our advice.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-26
Dream Of o Quaker Lady.

There is q beautiful story told Of pi.
Gus old Quaker lady, who was addicted to
smoking tobacco. She had INDUCED IN
the habit until IL had increased SO much
upon her that she not only smoked her
pipe largo portion Of tho day, but fro.
quoDtly sat up for this purpose at night
After one Of these nociural entertainments
she fell asleep and dreamed that she had
died and approached heaven. Meeting
an angel, she asked him If her name was
written in the book Of life. lie disappear.
cd, but replied upon returning, that he
could not find IL.
'0h, said shc, go look again; II must be
there'
lie examined again, but returned with
sorrowful face, saying. 1T is not thercl'
oh, said she In .agony, IL must be
there! / have the assurance il Is therel
Do look again.
The angel was moved to tears by ler
cntrenties, aud again left her to renew his
search. After u long absence lie came
back, his face radiant with JOY, and cx-
claimed:
we have found it, but il was so cloud
cd with tobacco smoke that we could hard
ly see it, The woman upon waking i'm
mediatcly threw away her pipe and never
INDUCED in smoking again.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-26
TERMS OF AovERTlslNe.
Advertising.

Many persons, during the winter months.
when business is slack, order their sdver-
tisements out Of the paper, thinking il is
useless to advertise when there Is but little
doing. The confraryis the fact. Dur.
ing the cold weather, when people nre
confined TO their houses, Il the very tins
they read the paper most. aud when the
pleasant weather comes aud they desire 10
purchase goods or do business, then they
naturally seek the places of those whose
names are familiar TO them. having seen
them in the paper so often, that they seem
TO be almost old friends before they have
even seen their faces.
In whatever kind Of business yo0 arc
engaged, no odds how we'll you are doing,
you can do better by letting your light
shine through the public press. An 9TH
or things being cqtal, The man or tie
irm that advertises will succeed In bu-i-
ness, when tie old fopy ones who sit still
and wait for people to find them out. will
fail. Advertising Is the theme meter RI
the energy and tact Of the business nan.
Look over any community and see who
are the successful business men. and ron
will Gnd them 10 be the mcp who are the
liberal advertisers Of that community.
This being an established fact aiie-ied BY
hundreds who have gonc before aud tried
IL, and left their experience for those who
come after them. Why is il that 10 few la
this community avail themselves Of tho
beuefis Of advertising2 This is not thr
case IN many other places, where you will
Gnd shrowd, Keen business men with both
eyes wide open for the main chances ~
success In their avocations. Advertising
Is considered by all such, rs one ofeihe
main spokes In the wheel Of fortune. Why
then will men eouiinue 10 dirdain 80 inI-
portant medium 10 suceess.- Lav,oheos
burg Union.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-26
The Wife.

How sweet to the soul Of man, says HI
creole, is the society of beloved wife,
when wcaried and broken down with the
lubors Of the day, her endearments to sooih,
and her tender care restores himl The
solicitudo and the anxeties, and the heav-
lest misfJrtunes Of life, are hardly to be
borne by him who has the weight Of bus
mess aud domestic cares at the same time
to contend with. But low much. lighter
do they seem, when his necessary avoca-
tons being over, he returns to his home,
and finds there a partner Of his grieis and
troubles, who takes for his sake her share
Of domestic labor upon her, and soothcs
the anguish Of bis anticipation -
A wife is not, as she is falsely represented
and esteemed by some, burden or sor-
row to man. No, she shares his burdens
and allcyiates his sorrows; FOR there is no
difficulty so heavy or insupporiable in life,
but it may be surmounted by the mutual
labors and the olTcciionaie concord Of that
holy partnership.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-26
Tho Wrona Journal.

A member of tho Kentucky Legislature
who dotted on the Louisville Journal, and
was TO be found reading II every morn
iug-when the House assembled, was oh,
served to always lay il aside when mo-
ton was made to dispense with the read
ing Of the journal Of the House, Final
ly, however, feeling that he was imposed
on, he rose aud said
"Mr. Speaker; I've sot here in my
seat for morn week and submitted tC
the tyranny of this House. Somebody
every morning moves to dispense with
the reading Of the Journal and I've los
every paper I've bought for week by it
and no man has ever moved to dispense
with the Democrat or Commercial; aud MIR
Speaker, | won't stand it any longer
Mr.. Spcaker--"
The rest Of the speech was lost in uni
yersal laughter.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-26

We must regard every matter as an en-
trusted secret. which We believe the per.
son concerned would wish 10 be consider.
cd as such. Nay, further still, we must
consider oil circumstances MS tocrcIs in
trusted, which would bring scandal upon
another IL told, aud which IL Is not our
certain duty to discuss, and that In our
own persons aud TO his face. The divine
rule Of doing Ms We would bo done by, IL
never better put to test than In matters Of
good and evil speaking. We may fophis.
iicaio with ourselves upon tho manner In
which We would wish to bo treated, under
many circumstances; but every yboiy rccoi's
inslinclly from tho thought OF being spo.
ken i'll Of In his absence.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-26
A Clinelier.

We seldom fad iu religious contro.
very anything moro spicy than the fol
lowingi
OLcc upon q time, snys tho narrator,
Lyman Beecher aud Hosea IBalou ma Ia
compare Calyinism aud Univeralism.
Both were Dible ihen, aud each came we'll
armed with toxtual missles. After foyeral
apostolic blows from caeh. shrewdly par.
ried by tho other, DR., Beecher opened TO
tho ninth Psalm and road The wicked
shall DO turned into he'll. and all the ma.
iions that forget God There, sir; the
wicked are IN. he'll, get them out IT you
eau
IIofca bailou, calm as summer morn.
ing. poistiug to the twenty. ninth chapter
of Johns Revelation, read: Death aud
hell delivered up the dead which were In
them There, said Father Balou, they
are ON, get them in agmin If you canl'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-26

Procure large sponge, wash il we'll
aud press it dry, which vii; leave The cells
quite open, then sprinkle ever il some
dne white sugar, and place il near where
the ants are troublesome. They viii saon
collect on thesponge aud take,up their aboov
in the ceiIs Ii is cnly necessary TO Dip
the sponge in scalding water. which will
wash them out dead by the tens of ihous-
ands. Put on more sugar aud set the
trap for new haul. This prceess will
.oln clear the house Of every ant.