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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-01

A..Unlversal Exposision. Paris. 1858
STEINWAY SONS TRIUMPHANT having boom
awarded the FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL for Amen-
in all three STYLES exhibited this medal being
distinctly classified first In order Of merit by the
verdict Of the international jury
Warorooms, Nos 100 and Ill East Fourteenth street
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''Oh, that will Do joyful' when and women throw
physic the dogs when tribe out Of order, 70
prevent getting of ORDER PLANTATION BIrrERG
Are you dyspeptc nervous jsundcsd hyppod Low spirit
cd weak sick and don know what as youf We
have been, and recommended the PLANTATION
BTTERS, which did with great satisfaction and entire
Delicate females. clergymen. merchants lawyers
aud persons OF sedenay habits particularly bcnecd
by these Bitt0rr. The sale Is perfectly enormous.
MAGNOLIA WATER is a delightful toilet article-sups-
rior 10 cologne, and at half this price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-01

ST.. Lorrs. Mo-, Sept. 10, 1867.
Tho funeral OF General Sterling Proc took place 10.
dsr, ana wns the largest seen IN tbs city. Tho
ceremonies took place IN tho FIRST CHURCH, Rev. "
Boys whers the romans lay IN state all The morning
aud we're visited by very large multitude u ciu1oaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-01

NosIce..We have Opened an Once In New
York. No 10 Durna alp. southeast Of Water
and have connected same with factories and
rhiIadslphis ~ l2s malice Of PRIVATE TELEGRAPH
promp, attention WIN BE- gwen orders for white Lead
Colors Alum Acids. and other articles
HARRISON BROTHERS 4 CO.,
No. iG soash Frent ssrsss, Philadelphia.
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FIRE IN ST. GATHERINGS, CANADA.

ST. CA1HaRrSEs, Sept. 80. 1867
Fitzgeralds livery stable and adjacent building were
destroyed by fro yesterday. Seven new houses were
burned Fully insured.
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The Howe Machiue. CsmpWny. Elias ucwss
broadway, New YORK.
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G S..ay
Rhematism, Neuralgia Govt Warranted harmless
Principal depot 70i Broadway.
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Or. j. IL. schcnck. Of PhiIadeIphin. will be
his No ~ Bond street. New York. professionally.
every Tuesday. from 0 A. NJ. 70 . r. NJ.
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All that Paris Offers = -
In LADIES and CHILDREN's FANCY HATS.
At8ENIN'S. 6i3 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-01

Grover e. mixers Highest Presnium sowing
Machines. S1 broadway. New York
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Batcheior's Hair Dye.-Tho best In the
world the only perfect Dye harmless, reliable, nsana-
Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-01

DIR. stiivycii Treats .Deatne.s-31 East
Washington place New York. Tuesdays. i02 Pine street,
Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-01

Irenwcrk for Building-.-JamesI i. Jackson
BROTHER Twenty-eghth street second avenue aud
Twenty ninth street new York manufacturers Of Iron
Columns Window Linels and ss Ia great variety OF pat
Illuminating Tiles for floors and roofs Iron
Doors and shutters sashes, skyghs haings Stable Fir
lures Cresting French roofs &c. Particular
attention paid TO the manufacture Of nns CsstngS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-01

First Appearance.-A Fivss Appearance r. III.
ways event. and when knox's style OF
Hat appears every season II Is regarded with intense IN
Hts fall style has created excitement, and tho
stores 2lz Broadway, OF Fulton street and NO
SIS broadway always bcsieged With purchasers II
most becoming style.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-01

Torrey,s Patent Weather strips. Exriud.
wind, dust. or rain Wsusntea I'VE years bepn-
Maiden lane, New YORK.
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Furniture Department
@. l.. A J. b. hELTY. ~ Broadway.
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Fire STA ndard silver Plated ssood..
EEDFtEf.D AND RICE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
No. Maiden lane.
An elegant variety OF Hcke Silver and White Metal Goods
None but the best Every article guaranteed BY trade
ma
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Hill, the Inimitabie, has Resumed Hair CUT
ting studio s5 Duane street. Hair Dye % cents. Best In
nae
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Furniturc Frames
For sale 10 Upholsterers.
u. l.. J. Is KELLY. al Broadway.
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r.. r.. R.-Radway,s Ready Relief
inserna and eftsenal win instantly stop pain and speedily
ali Rheumatic Neural6c Nervous and Malsrous COM
plaints AsAc Cholera Darrhca and Bowel COMPLAINTS
Sick and Nervous Headache. Prcs 80 cents bostle.
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Lea q Psrri:,s sasce-Dsiiciess with Soap.
JOHN DuHCAH's SONS. Agents for the United sts,es
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window s""a Effis.lus.. ;, KnLrv's. ~ broadway.
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Laws Of New York 1867.
Two volumes, price. ..... ................ - 80
Ready October l.
BANKS n BROS,
~ Nassau street N. Y.
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| Crtstadoro,s Hair Dye.--The Best Ever Mas
| ufactured Wholesale aud retail, also applied, a. No J
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Lace Car'.a.:rss 3. /" L .s' 5! j. kELrrs.
~ Broadway.
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Wigs, Toppee- usa Ota.,ren,ul Nate
rnal Quality Naif Nye aAi tiAlr DyeuE all c1.ors "A
nAlSbEisOE'5. ID BOAT ftgsSh
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Clubs. Ia. ID 3D. an. Hh. 6h IT,
Mutual Life ...................is 5 8 IS / i2-H
Home runs Stuart. 2; Easton, 2; Hubbard,
Umpire-Mr Allison Of Actives.
Time OF game-Two hours. thirty minutes.
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Inc yyen,I,er in Do.tou

The Weather In Boston.
Boston, Sept. 30--3 p. NJ.
A cold northeast rain storm commenced hero this
morning and still continues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-01
rss sssvv or the sensen.

KKKNk, N u. sept 80. 1907.
Three inches OF snow fell to-day In Nelson, fifteen
miles from this place. There have also been several
durries OF 10 here
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-28
Miscellany.


A young buck went to see the daughter O
church elder lately, whose house was nea
mill dam. 1t being the spring of the year
the waters made considerable of a roar a.
they tumbled over the dam. The modes
young gentleman tapped lightly al me door =
hrst, but received no answer. ne tsppee
again-still no answer. Again ana AGAIN ne
repeated his knock, but still he was unneard
Mastering up courage, he proceeded 10 innicl
some severe thumps o., .ne aoor' WHICH
brought the staid old gentleman out.
81 suppose" said the youngster, who lhad
bv this time become slightly savage from be-
ing compelled to wait so long; 81 suppose
YOU could not hear my knocking for that
dam roaring"
"rhe damn roaring What do you NEAR
sir? How dare you speak in that way p
said the divine, somewhat angered by hear
ing the young man swear in his presence.
Il mean to say, sir, that l suppose 70,
could not hear my knocking on account O
the dam roaring.
Damn roaring again. You young scoun
drell Have you the impudence to insult mn
with repetition of those words? BECOME
STRIP
My dear sir" quoth the now bewilderet
youth, Il intended to say that presumed
could not be heard ON account of the dan
roaring" laying particular emphasis on th'
last two words.
"Insult on insultp shouted the infuriatet
old man, and rushed at the poor fellow will
the intention.of ejecting him, but was restrain,
ed by the voice of his daughter exclaiming:
Papa, suppose the young man intended
to say that he could not be heard on account
of the roaring OF the dam"
"Oh-beg your pardon, sir-I beg your par
don-walk in, walk in sir-realIy-ah, well
declare The dam roaringl Capital! Come
in, come in. That is too rich !"
1t is needless to add that the young man
went in, and in the excellent society of the
young lady, soon forgot the "dam roaring"
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Aaindiguanf Gnusafu

The following story is told by "Mark
Twain ola gallant naval officer: SeTwenty
or thirty years ago, when missionary enter
prise was in Its infancy among the Islands
OF the South Seas, Captain Summers anchor
ed his sloop-of-war off one of the Maraue sas
J. think it was. The next morning he saw
an American flag floating from the beach,
union down. This excited him fearfnlly, OF
course, and he sent off boat at once to in
quite into the matter Presently the boat
returned, and brought grave looking mis-
sonary. The Captains anxiety ran high.
He said: whats the trouble ont there p
quick? well, | am grieved to say, sir,u
said the missionary, "tbat the natives have
been interrdpting our sactrdotal exercises"
No! blast their yaller hides, Ill-what--
what was it you said they'd been doing ?n
1t pains me, sir, to say that they have been
interrupting our sactrdotaI exercises" Gin
terrupting your-your-h-l Man them
starboard guns Stand by, now, to give 'em
the whole batteryp The aston isned clergy
man fastened to protest against such rieOr-
Gus measures, and finally succeeded in max
ing the old tar understand that the natives
had only boon breaking in upon a PRAYER
meeting. 30, devil take it man, is that all ?
thought you meant that they'd stopped your
grogr'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-28

The following rather enthusiastic descrip-
ton of Dexter's Performance s'to wagon we
find in the New York Turf: s
There was nothing harsh in the mo ion, but
everything beautiful, regular smooth and sys-
tematic. Mr.. Bonner handled him with per-
feet ease, rousing him, by sharp cry, to the
fury, switness and irresistible onward sweep
of the hurricane, then soothing him with gen.
tie words, calming his excited nerves, and
softly lulling him into a state OF repose, as
the mother with sweet low chant, lulls the
obdurate and tempestuous child, clasped with
the wild yearning of love to her bosom, into
quietude and sleep, A year ago no one would
have dreamed That the horse that was feared,
as we fear the tornado for its speed and pow
er, could be controlled, as Mr.. Bonner con-
trols him now. The wonderful transforma-
ton sounds like a fairy story of old. The
wild hope OF yesterday is realized to day:
and yet no magician has come before us 10
touch Dexter with his golden wand, to prove
to doubters and unbelievers the glory and DO
tency OF his myst. rious art. The change
may be magical, but the wizard that has per-
formed the miracle is Mr.. Bonner; and the
wands that he used were the words of kind
ness, made doubly effective by appealing to
the reason OF the horse. We emphasize the
word purposeIy, because We believe that the
horse is possessed OF reason to a certain de-
gree. Every day we meet with incidents
which tend to confirm this belief; and in
this respect, we doubt not that the experience
of every intelligent observer urges him to the
same conclusion.
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I Valuable Hotel Property for Sale

VdIUuDIe HOteI Property for Sale.
TIrHE Oxford House, pleasantly situated the vii
cared i az s q PryebSarg Oxford eonty Maine ID Of
The hosise is large, in good repair With furniture
and fixtures throughout together with all necesaary
outbuildings. - -
~ AA @@ As H0RATI0 BoOTHBY, y
Proprietor,
fryebaHg, Sept. g. 1885, 5tH14 pH jtf
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.sw First Glass Brilk House

fTFA French Root, II square rooms and frst raj.
hsi. closets, Tor sale, no Fed nal 81 Gas tipe.
~ i'd, MCGEE Furnace in Brick cement celia,
floor, and plenty OF water For terms enoIlire M
Federal street, or at
II. q. QUlNCY'S,
fahcy floods store ltorii corner old CITY Hail BuJ
ing, Congress- 81 lfT p : ! no33ilw
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traveller called lately about nishtfall at a
farmers house near Albany. The owner be-
ing from home, and the daughter being alone,
they refused to lodge the gayfarer.
"How far then," SAID he, sis it to a house
where preacher can get lodgings ?"
"Oh, If you are preacher" said the lady
"you can stay here"
Accordingly he dismounted, deposited his
saddle bags in the house, and led his horse to
the stable. Meantime the mother and daugh-
ter were debating the point as to what kind
ola preacher he was
He cannot be Presbyterian, for he is not
dressed well enough - .o--l11
HE Is not Methodist" said the other 'sfor
his coat is not tho right cut"
1T could thd his hymn book" said the
daughter, y would soon tell what sort of a
preacher ne is, "and with that she thrust her
hand INTO the saddle-baes, and pulling forth
a flask of liquor, she exclaimed, ola, mother
he's hardshell Baptist"
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Two Story Rouse for sa5OO.

n NJ Adams street, contains eleven finished rooms
OHa3 plenty filtered water. The house will ac-
comn2date Two families Is conv el ent to Port
Trunk Depot. Apply to
.o,.,-a., s-tf5 .s5Fs W. II. JERRIS,
hoodti 30 +-tt a--Ne Real Estate Agent.
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Poetry.
from the December Galaxy
e.,,or wedding ON the Island


from the December Galaxyl
o.r Golden wedding ON the Island
A loye-tale happened long ago,
But not much more than nifty years,
like ali such stories, high or low,
Mingled of hopes and Joys and tears.
Those hopes Heaven sweetly did fulfil
Look round on our ancestral isle,
Behold the blossoms of our hill
And let the children's children smilel
The joys have been-and 10y should be,
And thanks in every heart tonight
You generations one, two, three, 20
Call you not this gladstone sigh'
And other tears may be to come nav.
When He who gave SHAH tahs away
But rather let our song be dump
Than dwell upon the distant day
Tho nreseut is the hour for US
Love long DE with you, blessed pair!
Rise David Heard, victorious,
Once more thy Betsey wed and wear!
f, TT. W. Parsons
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asw EEanr thousands Oaa Ts..lf, 40 Tai.

by Unhappy Experience.
Young men troubled with emissions In sleep.-a
complaint generally the result of a bad habit In
youth,-treated scientifically and perfect cure war
tainted or charge made. ~ - sFtfs1l'F
Hardly day passes but we consulted by one OF
more young men With the above disease sos1e OF
whom weak and emaCiated a. though they had
the consumption, and by their friends supposed to
have it. An such cases yield TO the proper and only
correct course of treatment and In short time ara
made to rjoice in perfect health.
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Have 0snaaeass

III WIS have committed an excess OF any kind
viii tier ii be the solitary vice of youth the sting
ms sbuke OF misplaced confidence in maturer years
SEEK FOE Az AEfIDoTE IN SEASON. :
Tie Pains and Aches, and Lassituds and Nervous
frostration that may follow Impure Cotton,
are the Barometer to the whole system,
DO not wait for the consuinaton that ia sure 70 faI
u low; do not wait for Unsishtly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss of Beauty
and Conn nj,
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Every intelligent and thinking person must knor
he; efficacy established by well tested experience n
the hands OF a regularly educated physician, vhose
preparatory studies lit him for all the duties he must
and 1ureas, puportine to be the hest IN the world
which are not only useless, but always injurious.
Line uhtor!unate should he PARTICIPATE in selecting
his physician, as 1t is amentahie vet incontro gerfs
BILE fact, thai many syphdc patients are made mis-
erahie with ruined constitutions by maltreatmebt
rom inexperienced physicians in general practice; for
tits point generally conceded by the hest syphlora-
piers that the study and management Of these come
plants should enaross the whole time Of those who
would be competent and successful in their treat
ment and cure. The inexperienced general pracii-
tioncr, having neither opportunity time to max
pursues one system of treatment in most cases max
ing an ndscrimnate use of that sntiquated and dan
ger0ua Neapon, the MsrcuI1.
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ss;a:sis.Aret, men.

There ale many men of the age of thirty who ara
troubled with too frequent excavations from the blad
dsr, often accompanied by slight smal ting burn
neT the patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment viii often be
found, and sometimes snal particles of semen OF al
bluen will appear, the color will be of thin milk.
ish hue, again changing TO dark and turbid appe ar
anee. There are many who die OF this diticulIv
ignorant OF the cause, which is the
sECoND STAGE OF SEAINAI. GEAKNEss
can warrant a perfect cure in such cases, anil &
full and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs ,
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.
can do 80 BY writing, in plain manner q descrip,
ton OF their diseases, and ihs appropriate remedies
viii lie forwarded Immediately
Al correspondence strictly confidential, sad will
be returned, e desired.
Addresps DIR. D. b. HUGHES,
s No. Ii freble Street,
Next door to the Treble House. Portland, Me.
AS3r- Send q Stamp for Circular
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t4u For Sale.

THE cottage house No. 26 Myrtle Street. Has a
brick cisteTn, filtered water The house COM aims
nine rooms in thorough repair and nearly new. For
PARTICULARS enquire on the premises. Possession
given the first OF November. GQ4N EFfs Y
E II not sold by the first of November, part Of
the house will be TO let. oct3 dit
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MEfshCAlA
DE1. ,. II. HUGHES no.
! 0JsG GAN BOUND AT his OtAEt
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
'' No. II Pre5te Street,

- -.gE NSHr tne Freoie hSousu, u
" HERE he can be consulted privately, and twfth
wv the utmost confidence by the afflicted AT
hours daily, and IRON A. NJ. to o P. NJ. l = a.
Dr II. addr esses those who suffering under the
aihlcnon OF r1vate Diseases whether arising from
impure eonne ton or the terrible vice of set-abuse
Deyoting his entire time to that particular branch Of
tne meancai profession, he feels warranted in GUAR
ANTEEING CURE IN ALL CASES, whether of long
standing OF recently Contracted entirely removing The
dress OF disease from the SYSTEM and making ,sr-
feet and PERMANENT CURE. :. = -st--ES :
He would call the attention Of the AFFLICTED to The
tact OF his long standing and well-earnad reputation
IifnsnmR sufhcifht assurances Of his skill and sue
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A PART Of the iatr Mary s.: Lunt's Estate near
-. for,iand, via Iukey's Bridge; in parcels TO
euif Purchases Enquire in person or bT ietter n
e. JAMES JOHNSON,
StfoudwateF, WestbrooI Admir- of said Estate with
WIN annexed. k54 "a .sG A oct 22-doytf
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First Class Hotel or Ge1steeI Board
Ina HFaaico

1t being but few steps from the centre of business
thousand square ieet This Is rare opl,ortunity Ia
purchase one Of the best locations in Portland AID.
ply to WILLIAM Fl. JERRiS
y a0ctSQff Es nfn
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THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE,
TaEA sURY DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, ID. O., April 1s, 1867.


e y TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, ID. O., April 1s, 1867.
Office of Internal Revenue: = Having received
satisfactory evidence that the proceeds OF the enter
prise conducted by the Washington Library Com
pany will be devoted to charitable uses permission
is hereby granted to said Company to conduct such
enterprise exempt from all charge, whether iron
special tax or other duty. tl 10
r. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
z5aasr. ASs1elation have appointed as Receivers,
AZ, "EohGE A. COOKE s. CO., 80 South
Third Street Phadslnbio ,.1,oso ,o,, 80, 49,,
rity and business Experience VII, !. : - ,,,.o,. -.
antee that the money en,rust., - 80, :.
promptly applied TO The purpose stated
PHILApELPHrA, PA. NAV 90 1857
To Tie Officers and Memters OF tie Iyosti.,raSN =,
trary Co., ". S. READ, Secretary.
Gentlemen:-O receipt CT your iay7r OF the ,st,,
ms t. notifying us OF our appointment Reeeiyers
fol your Company, We took the liberty to submit a
COPY OF your charter, with plan OF your enterprise
to eminent legal authority, and having received his
favorable opinion in regard lis legality and sym
pathzing with The benevolent object Of yoK ssocia
lion, viz the education ana maintenance OF the or
plan children Of our soldiers and sailors d the Riy-
erside Institute, VIC have concludeI TO accept the
trust, and 70 use our best elf rs 10 promote SO
worthy an object .f.--,.4
Respectfully, yours &c, 4..,.s
m s.a 10 GEO. a. COOKE s. co.
Address all letters and orders to s..s l.q a Et
GEO. A. COOKE & CO.. Bankers. 'e
3'South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Receivers for the Washington Library Co.
/ lIt ra l-sf GEO. Il. DAVIS & Co.
| ~. hsi Agents in Portland.
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For Sale---One Mile from Port

land.
THE beautiful residence occupied BY Rev W. p
\ serrill, situated In Westbrook on the Back
Cove road, known by the name of the Machigonne
VIVA, The grounds are tastoluily laid ont with
walks, flower beds, splendid evergreens and shade
!rees aDont 200 pear, apple. plum and cherry trees
about acre OF strawberies raised ], 500 quarts
this year The lot embraces nearly Jour acres with
tine house with 10 rooms, French root and cupola.
and piazza round three sides; warmed with fiT
mace, good well and cis!ern in cellar; gardeners
finished with cellar.
Terms easy. For Particulars enquire on the pre-,
misses, or OF WHlrTEMORE 6 STARnIRD, on
Commerc al street; or FERNALD Is SON. corner
\ OF Prctls and Congress ST. eets. y ef1aIf' II
Sept 8. dit
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House for Sale

| A 4 Bargain, Three story brick house, SO Tan
FLETCHER & Co,
October4. dew 139 ConmercioIS &
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Valuable Real ESTATE for Sale.

4 The three story brick house on Free
ILftl1H Street, bow occupied by the Right ev
Y A3stH Bishop Bacon Is now offered for sale I he
;EEJ,u house contains thirty rooms, and is very
EE5A desirable laea!ion for " lfatgTft7'
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Genteel Residen~ e for Sale in Cor

LAM n. in SsOrhanr,
FEaSfA-R Now occupied by Major Mann Of
INA IlI1M tered Tor sale. Tho house ia two
ttzsEE1sE storiei, thoroughly finished inside
and out, ana in situation is unsurpassed in that
beautiful yiliase:-Ihe lot is large, upon which is
spring of excellent water is handy to the door ana
large estern in cellar. u also has fine stable his
who isin want Of pleasant home within 80 minutes
ride OF Portland.
For further particulars enquire of W. Fl. Jerris Re-
al Estate Agent, at Horse Railroad Office, opposite
PTeble House. iyandIf
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REAL ESTATE.
: = = = = = - : = -
House for Sale.

A GOOD Two Story House on Oxford St., within
"a three minutes walk OF City Hall. 1t contains
twelve finished rooms. Convenient Tor one or two
iamiles. Gas throughout and plenty harl and
SOFT water Apply to W. H. JERKS,
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