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The Portland daily press., 1867-03-27
Il. WI. PATTEN 81 CO.,
AUCTIONEERs, OFFICE PLUM STREET.
HOnSahOIH EupnitxsrD ut Auctin,,

(NEHTEEL Household Furniture at Auction on
" Friday, March 18th, at 10 A. NJ. at house No.
20 Free street now occupied by G. L. StoIer, Esq .,
the entire contents, consisting in part of NIahoany
and Walnut Parlor sets in Rep and Hair Cloth So
ias Chairs, Rockers, Center, Gard, Work and Penn
broke rabies, Lounges, What-NOts, Secretary, Di-
vans, Carved Chamber Sets in Black Walnut and
mahogany, Painted Sets, Bureaus, Bedsteads Stands
&c. Also Brussels, Ply, SuperGne, Stair and oil
Spring Beds Mattresses. Bedding, Kitchen Furni-
ture Stoves &C., and general assortment Of house
hold articles.
Inc ABOVE FURNITURE was manufactured IN order,
and LAYING been well cared for, is now in excellent
condition Those in want OF good articles will at
tend this sale.
Also at IL o'clock, one seven Octave Piano Forte in
carved Rosewood Case. An elegant instrument
made by Calvin Edwards & Go. mar 25 otil
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Farm for Sale

FTHE Mark Allen" estate, containing two hun
l. dred acres, situated within one and half miles
o. Pownal Depot, in Pownal, County of Cumber-
land Said farm is well divided into pasturage TIL
lage and wood land. Is well watered, has good and
convenient buildings, cuts some sixty tons of hay,
and has some twelve hundred cords OF understandable
wood for the market, besides enough for the farm.
This estate would make two good farms, and will
be sold together or in separate lots. Inquire of John
HI. NOyes, near the premises, or
CHARLES C. COBB,
Executor, 90 Lisbon Street, Lewiston, Me.
. March 13 eOd&wtf
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Mass Meeting mt Charleston-TroubIe
with the Negroes.

CHARLESTON, March &C.
A mass meeting to ratify the Republican
platform lately adopted by the Union League
here was held this afternoon. Four or five
thousand negroes, of both sexes and all ages.
were present. Four white and several colored
speakers delivered addresses of radical char
acter. Among the speakers were q. s. Marshal
Epping and Scion Robinson. of the N. Y. Tri-
bune. The meeting was followed by negro
torchlight procession tonight. The negroes
made several attacks upon the street cars and
took possession of one of them. The cars are
now guarded by policemen. Considerable ex-
element prevails throughout the city and grave
apprehenBiOns are had of further trouble.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, March 20.
Sugars-very dull; No 12 az Il reals, buyers at
that rate limited Molasses-sales of severa. cargoes
clayed at 5 az FL muscovado at g.. Hay 81 00 O.
Lard, tierces 15s "a &C. Lumber-W P-narket bare.
Box Shoots dull at y q 81 HID Shooks-demand
limited at q a. g. Hoops-demand small at 40 for
long, and 50 for short.
Freights--demand active. Tonnage scarce. Sugar
from Outports at SS a 80. Charters-Brigs George
Burnbam and Alice Wood for Boston at 81 rs per
box; schooner Belle for do via Sagua at S. for Mo-
lasses.
Latest.-Sugar a q for No. II. Exchange on
United States29 a 30, currency, 60 days.
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For Sale---HoI1se on Park ST

DEING about to remove from this city offer for
ID sale my House, No. 55 Park st. 1t is COOL size
and convenient, with all the modern improvements,
Furnace &c. Con ected with house is a good Stable.
Possession given first day of May next. ENQUIRE at
wharf, of j. ii. H9mlen, the subscriber, STEPHEN
PATTEN, or OF W. II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent
.Jan30eodtf - " :
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Cincinnati Markets.

- CINCINNATI, March 26.
Flour firm but demand less active; good to super
hne g75 az 10 90; trade brands IL 90 10 so; fancy
brands at IA 90 a. 16 90. Wheat firm and quiet: sales
at % for No. Spring No. Winter at IS 90 80.
Corn frln and in fair demand; sales at 70 90 74c for
No. in bulk, and So az SSc in sacks Oats steady at
53s "a bic for No. l. Rye firm at 45 for No. l. and
AZ "a 4S for choice. Barley unchanged. Whskey
at2 in bond Provisionssrnall business and prices
unchanged. Mess pork held ut % 70 for best city
brands Butter firm at so "a &c. Cheese firm at Ii
q 17ic. Exchange dull. Money close.
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POTTsVILLE, Pa, March %
Saturday night four robbers, Irishmen, broke
into the house of Henry Papp, farmer. near
Ringtown, in this county. A neighbor named
Jacob johnson went to his assistance, when
one of the robbers shot him dead and wounded
Mr.. Papp., Mr.. Papp stabbed one of the rob-
bers and the gang fed.
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For Sale.

A FARM IN WELLS, MAINE.
&MA-b Estate of the late SAMUEL HATCH,
~ EIl ElzSA contains about 80 acres, 40 to 30 of
IH1ElsAN r. good wood land and pasture, good
-'>s=ez=ssss u story House with L., large Barn,
Sheds, sc. The Farm is located at Wells Corner on
main road; churches and schools near, and in the
immediate vicinity of the well known summer re-
sort, Wells Beach, will be sold low and easy terms
to close up the estate Those wishing to see the
Farm can apply to SAMUEL ELDRIDGE, near the
premises. For terms, &C., inquire OF GEORGE K.
HICHBORN 81 CO., No. Scollay's Bull ling,
address Box ia P. o. Boston, Mass. marl6d1nl
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II II Il MI AR TX e I o.


Financial.
NEW YORK, March 20.
Money quite active at 6 a 7 per cent. Prime bust
ness paper a. per cent. other grades dull. Gov
eminent securities closed firm with an increased de-
mand. Gold closed firm at 134k Stocks quiet and
steady at last open board and firm afterwards. Pc
troleum and Mining shares closed firm and active.
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New YORK, March &c.
Thurlow Weed has taken editorial charge of
the Commercial Advertiser, and publishes to-
day four and a half columns of salutation
The Quarantine Commission are actively at
work making preparations against cholera and
yellow fever
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For Sale.

GITUATED near Broad Cove, within few rods of
~ Cumberland Depot, a convenient story and a half
house and barn, with an excellent garden and choice
fruit trees, never falling well Of water, and ten
be sold separately ii desired. Will be sold at low
price if applied for Immediately. A good chance for
person doing business in the city,
mar23eod2ws j. MERRILL.
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE CABLE.

TURIN, March %.
Kossuth, now residing in this city, has writ
ten a letter protesting against the arrangement
made between Hungary and the Emperor of
Austria.
LIVERPOOL, March %.
The ship Ellen Hood, Capt Pennell, from
Liverpool bound to New York, has put back to
Queenstown leaking.
Barque Wild Horse Capt Parr, from New
York bound to Liverpool, is reported to have
been lost in Tramore Bay, on the Irish coast
The steamship Peruvian, which left Portland,
Me. on the 9th inst, arrived at Queenstown on
Sunday
LONDON, March 25, Midnight.
In the House of Commons tonight the de-
bate on the reform bill was resumed. Mr.. Glad
stone made a speech in which he declared
against the government reform, and opposed
the second reading of the reform bill.
A dispatch from Constantinople states that
the Turkish Government denies that the Euro
pean powers have made any proposition for the
cession of the Island of Gambia to Greece
Further, it is stated that the Porte will never
consent to give up that island to Greece.
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TTNHE Store and Land occupied by Charles w :.
L Thompson, at Ferry Village in Cape Elizabeth
the store is nearly new and contains large Hail.
about fifty rods from Ferry Wharf is the best place
for trade anywhere outside of Portland For par
iculars enquire OF Thompson at the store of l. w,
PARKER, 2i9 Congress Street, Portland, Maine.
.r..F Iar. g.. Mar0d3w&
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NEW ORLEANS, March 26.
Cotton-quiet and firm; sales to-day $500 bales:
Low Mddling at 80 a 29ic; receipts for three DAYS
$500 bales; exports for same time 49, 900 bales S-
gars dull; good to fair at 13c. Molasses dull and
quiet. Exchange on London 145 a. I45f Exchange
on New York "a &c premium.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, March &c.
Flour firm but demand light: sales of White Win
oer extra at IA 2. 0 IL 90; medium to fancy Spring
ed q 1e; sales of Winter and fresh receipts at l2i
70, closing at 12t q 10. Corn dull and declin-
2 closing quiet at 9Oy a 90a for No. L. Oats dull but
steady. Rye quiet; sales at Il a. 21t for No. !.
Barley firm and moderately active sales at Is "a SOc
Tor No. in store. Provisions dun and unchanged.
Mess pork at % 50 "a % rs. Bulk meats at lie for
shoulders; loose clear sides at 1lc Lard nominal at
l2t % 122c for prime steam.
keceipts-35OO bbls -four, 1000 centals wheat 49,
900 centas corn 1000 centals OATS $500 hogs Ship
ments-50O0 bbls. -four, $500 centas wheat, $4,000
centals corn, 600 centals oats.
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Asusual. And he would advise those intending to
avail themselves OF his services to call early as con-
yenient. ~
DIR. q. can refer to many patients in Portland and
vicinity, who have been cured benefited under his
treatment, who do not wish their names made public
but are willing to converse with those interested.
6T Consultation at office FREE. but letters must
contain one dollar to ensure answer. ..
Office hours, Sunday excepted, to II, to s, and 81
to n o'clock,
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X. Nj. PATTEN & CO., Auetionccrs

X. Nj. PATTEN & CO., Auetionccrs
PLUM STREET.
Valuable Property in WestbroOk
at Auction.
ON WEDNESDAY, 10th day Of April at half
~ past two p. NJ, Tor if stormy first tair day.
VIII be sold on the premises without the least re-
serve, the following described parcels OF Real Es-
tate in WestbrOok, follows. viz: Homestead situ-
ateu as Aliens corner, called, containing about
iorty acres of land, with the buildings thereon con-
sistng OF good one and half storied Farm House,
with IL attached with Kitchen, Wood and Carriage
House. Also, large Barn SO by 50 feet, with Shed
and Corn House near by, buildings all conveniently
arranged and in good repa Also, another lot of
Land at said Aliens corner, containing about IL
acres. with good Barn, Piggery and Shed, oil in line
order.
About 20 acres of drained meadow as good or bet
ter land for gardening than can be found in the state,
situated near Aliens corner the road leading to
Portland via Tukey's bridge.
About s acres Of Meadow and Upland situated ON
the road leading from Aliens to MOrrills corner be-
ing a very desirable lot for building and GARDENING
All Of said land in the town of Westbreok about 3
miles from the city of Portland, and one mile from
p. & X. Railroad and Portland Horse Railroad
All OF the above Lands in high state of culti-
yation, with very largo amount Of front and very
desirable ior building lots, farming or gardening.
Immediately after sale Of Real Estate will be sold
about two hundred Sheep and Lambs six COWS and
Heiiers, two Horses and four Hogs, toge. her with
wag ms, Farming Tools and a portion of the House
hold Furniture.
The above property is to be sold to the highest bid
der and on the most favorable terms. Cash if the
purchasers so desire, one quarter cash. the bat
ace from one TO iye years with note and NOR saSs'
interest at six per cent. semi-annualy. Tue per-
sonal property to be sold for cash.
For particulars call on Cyrus Thuriow, 100 COM
mercial street, or on the Auctioneers. -
- Sale to commence with the Homestead
Mar "a
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LORBERY COAL.

lust arrived per sch Joseph Baxter, a cargol of
d 400 tons of Free Burning Lorbery Red Ash Stove
Coal For cooking purposes this coal Is unsurpass-
ed by anv in the market. For spring and summer
use it is very nice. ,..-.s"------
Also per sch d. S. Liner cargo of 400 tons
Johns White Ash Coal,
STOVE AND EGG.
very choice coal and warranted to give satstac-
ton. FrgEeFf
Randall, McAIIister de- Co.,
60 Commercial Street,
mari2wis Head of Maine Wharf.
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From WashinRtou.

WASHINGTON, March g.
The Senate to-day confirmed George w
Granday, of Vermont, as Consul at San Juan
Del Sur. Also, number of brevet appoint
ments in the army, including those of officers
deceased .
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From ST. Domingo.

:. = 1AVANA,
Reliable Information has been received that
areYolution had broken out at st. Domingo,
end that Jeitfsrd has been compelled 20 take
fefpge IN board Freneh mas-ef.war,
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F.. n A. p IL e s G 0 Il T,
(LATB OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU,
{. 4.,.--, ,WAsHINGToN.)
Oounsellor-at-Law and Internal Revenue
ID ~ a47t Solicitor,
No. II, State ST., Boston.

M r. PRESCOTr'S long experience in the Inter-
Frauds" having charge of all of violation OF
the Revenue Laws his familiarity with Department
tai practice, and his acquaintance with the Revenue
be peculiarly successful in making speciality of all
matters pertaining to the Revenue Laws. He viii
ing and for the recovery of penalties paid by way OF
compromise. He will advise parties as to the man
ner Of making returns in accordance with law or as
to obtaining decisions from the Department at
Washington, and will defend in Of alleged vio-
laton Of the law in regard to taxes penalties or GRIM
inal offences
Mr. Prescott will practice before the various De-
partnents at Washington, the Supreme Court of the
U. s., and the Court OF Claims.
For the speedy transaction business, Counsel of
high standing, residing in New York. st. Louis Gin
cinnah and Washington, are associated with him.
an26eod3m
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WANTED.
Rent Wanted.


WANTED five or six rooms within ten minutes
w walk of the Post Office, convenient for small
family. Address " F. j. F." at the Press Office.
March 26, 1867. div
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Eor COLA nrUo,so

The Fine Lot corner of Exchange and Congress
Streets 100 feet on Congress and Sc feet Exchange
st. Will be let for ten or twenty years, favorable
terms Block of Seven Stores in this central loca
ton would pay good interest.
Apply to W. III. JERRIS.
mar1dtf
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To Samuel II. Colesworthv Clerk of the Second UNI
yersalist Society OF Portland:
You are hereby required in the name Of the Sta i
OF Maine, to warn and notify the memberS % s.,Iu
Society, in said Portland. to meet ut tho IrvP 4
Court Room in said Portland, on Thurslay ot ,,
March 2sth, LEI, at y O'Clock, to act upO" '"'
ing articles, viz: i'd =, ,ii
ist. To choose a Moderator, to preside at said
ri TO see if said Society will vote to purchase the
lot of land belonging 10 the Pearl street onlVersst
Sine, stnatad on the the corner OF Pearl and Con-
ooo,nS S,.o ~ mon which To erect n Church.
81. 10 act upon such other business as shah legal
1v come before said meeting.
Given under hands this 10Th day OF March,
A. D., 1861.
ISAAC JAG KSON( of said
EDWIN S. SHAWL Society.
mch20-e odtd
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Blindness,
Deafness,
CataTI.ll !!

nURING DIR. CARPENTERS late visit
~ to Portland which closed Feb list, SO great a
number OF persons deferred consulting him until the
latter part OF his stay that many were unable to do
so, his time being fully occupied To accommodate
those and others DESTROYS of consulting him he
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
FOR .S1TE

TINHE fine estate corner Bracket and Walker SITS.
The lot contains over &c, 900 square feet. Title
perfect and terms favorable. Apply to
w. Ii. JERKS,
mari diff Real Estate Agent.
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GOVERNMENT SALE
BY EDWARD RIDDLE.

BY EDWARD RIDDLE,
BOSTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE MART.
Fronting Union 81, Il Hnymarket square,
Boston.
GREAT SEMI-ANNUALTR TRADE SALE OF VAL
uABLE NEW CARRIAGES.
TWO HUNDRED SINGLE and DOUBLE SEAT
ED CONCORD WAGONS.
ONE HUNDRED LIGHT BROWNELL WAGONS
TWO HUNDRED SETS SINGLE 81 DOUBLE
HARNESSES.
On Saturday, Ma CHI 80 at IL O'clock
g. -. q. As abOve-ior cash.
VIII be sold without reserve the largest assort-
ment OF valuable new carriages which has been offer
ed for many years, and including consgnments
from some of the most celebrated manufacturers In
New England, New York and Pennsylvania
Also
10 single and double ,eated Concord wagons.
l0o light Brownell wagons, tor family use
zoo sets superior single and double harnesses.
catalogues will be prepared and the whole stock
ready for examination three days before the sale.
Mar 23-25, %. . .-f
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Houses for Sale !

TWO new Ii story Houses just completed, with Z
L finished rooms. Price 500, within fifteen
minutes walk of the Post Office together with other
hodses at prices from $1.5OO to $4,000.
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Farm at Auction.

EI;;;I win hu az AuCtlOD,
-Ar.SNarch 2Sth, at O'Clock p. NJ a irst class farm
OF about l25 acres Of excellent land, eightmies from
rortland, two and one-haf rom SaecaIappa one
rom Gorham Corner, and near depot.
cool grass farm, well watered, plenty Of wood !;
new barn 40 by GO, with cellar, two story house OF
nine rooms. in good repair; ont buildings, SC. One
extra COW and calfworth one hundred dollars
Also all the stock and farming tools, one light nd
ing wagon with .wo seats; sleigh and harnesses OK
cart, lumber wagon, &c.
Also house rniture, stoves, bedsteads, chairs,
lOdeon. &C.. &c.
II DAY Is stormy postpone to first fair day
Terms made known at sale
mar :}dtd H. d. MCCLELLAN Auctionaer
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To Lease.

so HOUSE LOTS and several Store and Wharf
Lots at prices from S12 to $500 per year.
Enquire of MOSES GOULD,
No IS North ST.. between the hours of & 101 A. NJ
and & P. NJ, where plans of lots may be seen.
Mar 5d1w eod3w
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Certificate Of Capt. shu,e of Portland.

Certificate OF Capt. Shufe of Portland.
81. r. ~ PORTLAND, Jan. 8, 1867.
suffered from deafness eight years. Was under
treatment at the Ear Infirmaries of Boston, New
York and Philadelphia, without receiving benefit;
but knowing of cases worse than mine that DIR. Car
penter cured, was induced to apply to him. On ex-
animation the Dr.. was not sure he could cure me,
but would do the best he could. A course OF his
treatment has restored me to my natural hearing.
Any person desiring to me do SO on board of
bark Isaac Carver" Union Wharf, Portland.
ALONZO L. SHUTE.
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GENTS MED. FOR
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mar1d1S.wtm
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~ nnO FLOUR BARRELS, at Fore
OO.OOO City Sugar Refinery, West Cor

~ nnn FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
OO,OOO City Sugar Refinery, West Com
mercial near foot of Emery street.
Proposals will also be received for new Sugar Bar
res, and a sample may be seen at the office of the
Company 1884 Commercial, at corner of Union st.
febl2dSwtt T. G. HERSEY
NNTANTED-A Factory Building. Important to-
w CAPITALISTS A factory building, with or
without tools, is wanted Immediately tor the
facture of an entirely machine, never intro
duced, and of which at least twenty-five thousand
will be wanted the first wear. Profits five hundred
per cent Work similar to sewing machine work.
The machine bears the relation to machines in
its line that HOwes invention bears to sewing ma
Chimes but is more valuable than his invention
Buildings to be put into stock company to be
formed to buy that and the machine. and part of
stock to be taken in pla where factory is situated
The invention is not fiction, but Il PRACTICAL RE-
Atty, twenty-five full sized machines having al
ready been constructed and thoroughly tested
From ffy to one hundred thousand dollars necessary
to be subscribed. Location unimpoI tant; the manu-
facture will be started where the best inducements
are offered. This is really an extraordinary oppor-
tunity for any community to business In its
midst which will shortly reluire several hundred
workmen. Address, giving full particulars, c. A. S.,
care OF S. r. Miles, Newspaper Advertising Agent,
Scoilay's Building, BOSTON, mar 25-dlw
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Sale of Timber Lands for Bates
Ff-ft College.

Bangor, March :, iSf7.
NOTICE is hereby given, In pursuance of g Re-
IN solve to carry into effect chapter two hundred
eighty-iour oftbe Resolves Of eighteen hundred SIX
airy 2s, 1867, that townships numbered s. Range IL
and 10 Range II W f Il S. situated upon he Uiper
Saint John River, excepting the Southeast quarter
OF the last named township, will be offered Tor sale
by public auction Tor the benefit of said College I'D
d ihe Land Ia once in Bangor ON "Wednesday the nth
u,y " sSep1ember next, at ~ O'clock, noon.
one third cash and satisfactory notes uayable i'm
on anu two years, secured by mortgage on the prem
ises, Will be received in payment.
marsdtSept IL, Land Agent
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House for Sale.

TTNHE convenient double house corner of South and
Il Spring Streets. Each tenement contains nine
finished rooms, and may be sold separately. For
further particulars, enqure of the subscriber the
premises, No. Is Spring Street.
MRS. j. S. EATON.
March 10, 1867. mar2Odtf
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Farm for Sale.

FHrm IOr Sale.
FTNHE homestead of the late Scott Dyer Cape Eliz-
abeth four miles south of Portland Bridge, con-
tanning about 100 acres, good SOIL in good state Of
cultivation fences all stone wall, young orchard rs
trees grated fruit. Pleasantly located. School and
Church within mile.
For terms, &C., apply on the premises or TO
+. G. ROBINSON,
mch20-H 10 MOulton Street.
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Kindergarten School.

TTNHE Spring Term of the Kindergarten School
J. will commence MONDAY, March e5th, IN tho
yestfy efstate Street Church, aiafs2dlws
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CERTIFICATES.

Testimonial Of A. X. Greenough, Esq.
/ was afflicted with Catarrh 80 badly that had q
continual pain in my head, eyes very weak was fast
loosing my memory, head was confused that was
totally unfit for business and general health fast fail
ing. applied to Dr. Carpenter in 1865 and his rem
edies cured me- remain a well man.
A. X. GREENOUGH,
Proprietor Of National House, Bangor Me.