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Brick House for sale.
ON Brown street. containing Fourteen finish
" ed Rooms, hard and soft water. gas and other
modern improvements. Possession iyen April l.
Apply to ID. II. Ingraham, Esq, or
tt''A ArF w. II. JERKS,
mar6du Real Estate Agent.
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SnOuSt EOf SAFE.
fTNHE convenient double house corner OF South and
i Spring Streets Each tenement contains nine
finished rooms, and may be sold separately. For
further particulars enquire of the subscriber the
premises, No. 10 Spring Street. --oiss aE
.,..s MRS. j. S. EATON. #
March 10, 1867. nar20dtf
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PORTLAND
Fire Alarm. Telegraph.
Directions and instructions for the use OF
the Fire Alarm Telegraph.

4 ST. Alarms are sounded by striking the number
L of the Box upon the ALARM BELLS, and
upon the Gongs in the Engine Houses i
EXAMPLE: To announce the existence of fire
near Box No. %, Corner of Middle and Exchange
streets,) the Alarm Bells and Gongs will strike TWO.
make pause OF a few seconds, then strike FIVE,
thus: 2-5. 3.-ti 80 tti..-
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NOtice.

-NOClce. . Id
TT is agreed by the undersigned Stable Keepers of
Portland, that on and after April list, 1861, that
the price Of horse board will be So per week, with
one carriage.
Charles Sager, William A. Feney,
Y Libby a. Dow, j, w Robinson,
David Avorill & Co., Smith & Burnham
Samuel Hazelton. John Tobin,
John RYAN. Isaiah Jones,
II. l.. Taylor II Co., p George Rose.
March IS. d1w%
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THE homestead Of the late Scott Dyer Cane EliZ-
Il 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 40
trees grated fruit. Pleasantly located School and
Church within mile. fF WI WV
For terms, &C., apply on the premises or to
aif LHla El ~ 4.s T.. c. ROBINSON,
mch20-tt A=s t-tai 10 Moulton Street
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As usual. And he would advise those intending to
avail themselves of his services to call early
yenient.
DIR. c. can refer to many patients in Portland and
vicinity, who have been cured benefited under his
treatment, who do not wish their made public,
but willing to converse with those interested.
~ Consultation at Office FREE, but letters must
contain one dollar to ensure an answer. ..
Office hours, Sunday excepted, to 12 to g. and CT
to u o'clock.
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BOOkkeepel

nOOhAcCRcFs
WANTED by young man of practical expert
w ence and who can bring the best of city refer
ences, a situation as Bookkeeper CT Salesman.
where close attention to business will be appreciated
Apply to w. HI. JERRIS,
mar7dH Under Lancaster Hall.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Blindness,
Deafness,
AND
+"rs CataI'Fh !

nURlNG DIR. CARPRNTER,s late visit
~ TO Portland which closed Feb 1st so great a
number of persons deferred consulting him until the
so, his time being fully occupied. To accommodate
those and others DESTROYS ofconsuting him he
Returned to Portland March list,
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There comcth glad tidings of joy to all,
10 young and to old, to great and to small;
The beauty which once was SO precious and rare,
Is free for all, and all may be fair.
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Wanted

TJNO hire small house, either furnished or other.
i wise, tor short or long time. ANY one desirous
of first class tenant may address, with full paricu.
lars " b. )" Post office Box 223.
April l. div
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A Situation Wanted.

DY to travel to sell goods large trade
ID already established. Is thoroughly acquainted
with the Grocery and Flour business and can bring
the very best OF recommendations Has been tray-
cling for the last three years. Address Box 1917
Portland Post Office. mar3Od1w
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House and Lot for sale,

ii. House and Lot for sale,
CITUATED in Westbrook, near the end of Tu-
- KEYS Bridge "A story and half house with
$500 feet of land shade and fruit trees House con-
tains eight rooms, with large attics and has stable
room for one horse and carriages connected 1t is
Gated on the corner of Wnslow Street and the road
leading to the Marine Hospital Price s., 900. APP
ply TO L. A BACHkLDER,
~ (king, Thurlow q co., 165 Commercial st.
March 20. dim @Htt's ntA9
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Board Wanted.

LADY and two daughters wish to engage board,
~ for the summer in some country town in Maine
York or vicinity preferred Address, with partit u
lars, &. L.
Apl 1-3td3wwN Box 254, ROxbury, Mass.
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Rent Wanted.

MET NURSE WANTED-Acdress Box
w 9s2 Post Office, or apply at City Marshaps
office. mar 2gtt
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Dread Collegiate Institute.

For Young Ladies, Worcester, Mass
BUILDINGS repaired and reiurnished. Now in
- the most ourishing condition 1T has been since
its establishment in 1913. Summer Term begins
April 10. Send for Circular.
HARRIS K. GREENE, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
MISS S. b. PACKARD, Asso. Principal.
maIifd1m
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Washable Hotel. Proncrtv for Ga

Or Hanson 3 Dow, 5fJ Union st.
Fryeburg, Sept. 20, 1866. DIFF
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To be Let,
nOOMS over H. HI. HAYS Apothecary Store, suit
II able for office, dentist, any light business.
Enquire of - JORDAN q RANDALL.
March 81. diff
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WANTED five or six rooms within ten minutes
w walk OF the Post Onlce convenient for small
family. Address Of. j. F." at the Press Office
March 26, 1867 DIV II
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SCIENCE.

,D ,,....,.,,.,.,e PFrRoIruM-Any OdOT IN
S~troIenm arising rom sulphur @ay IN csnstie soda
.ca I,,,,.a,,1,r PpGGFD BoOTs.-The strongest
- ,et boots and shoes worn IN this country some
e. III III owing 10 the shrinking Of the wooden pSsSi
tts,,e remedy Is TO rub petroleum along tue
NSTy ny 95pef leather Joined the sole when the
~ are saturated with this oil they resist the AeuoN "
wet and dry weather tbor
-c,po,NFs-Sprats. Young pilChards, and 0ther
faL az the herring Family put up In on anu
ssrdiDes in Engl0nd Mr.. Couch, Corn an Si
SSospt the pdchSrd that has the dorsa fin at me SS
~ gravity. Culver found no dnerence ~ .o oiv Inv he
Of hese ish; the sardine being distinguished VJ " "
inferior size. E
THE EGYPrIAN MUAMY.-Prcf. CzeImak I, OF Of
ere University % jena while examining nc dr t6e
croscope proved be the SKIN Of the soes OF t Tbe
Further Investigation shows t9t me ld 10 ne sym
sole Nss practice aud IL Is suppose fn the
boheal o. the eternal separation Ni 'ne N'"
earth.
A SUBSTITUTE FOR DIsTnLED WAI a5i.ar.
correspondent Of Tie British Journal Of PhotCg' III
when In the wilds " Wales scotland where o ~
6cult 20 obtain distilled water for ~ ond and
e boiled the purest river spripg water ne Lain of
snd after SIDING TO every ounce 9uaT6 he5 cold al.
sitrae of silver, allowed II 20 stalo, anu, "0N WV
tered. This solution met every Ioqun oi1en''
NEW REMEDIAL AGENTs.-Mr. Wentworth ~ -;
gcot y paper read before me BRUSH va hoTcCai he
Cole dundee suggests tdi s,tsd for the treat.
ent OF certain forms Of disease but which uhsI it
ordinary mefhods are either impossible OF very uincI.
a. smlnter The results of xperments he had already
made in this direction were very encouraging
WHITE PAsrE.-1Be London Ph0togr0phio
Eecs states that good white paste pure IN color ana sd
keslye 10 an surfaces may ne mace as Iolio"s. SIN
don of q ounces OF gum arabic IN N9aIs i M -
water A thickened 20 paste with wheat TOUR 10 hIs IS
added solution OF alum and sugar OF eaI ' RSi, . ~ ~
oaeh water the mixture Is heated ana slIisd 1oou "
hell and is then cooled II may be thnned, necessary
with the gum solution.
PHOToGRAPHING CHILDREN.-Ar. II: y. fel,
eovs gives in TIE Phadelqhta Photographer smRe sa
Sect1ye remedy for the difficulty OF obtaining Sueen'
time upon Chidrens pictures lie heats tle ueNSlOPc.
TO do tins be turns up the edge of quarter met atS
20 that n will hold lust sufficient for one deVelOpmehl,
and then heats II gas fame by TINS means n1
lack and depth but what can one expect
hom a child who triIFjiO' sit stlUf
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Corporation gotirts.


CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLlC No
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all asd Lo improved unupInvsd Lsnas
thereby foowing have been composites so "
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Interested. viz:
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10 the Hudson River.
aFo aaSSins sidewalks Je.hstrses from 7h 10 81 avenues
3dFor setting curb aud gutter and aggng 10
street, between ID aud 4th-asenGcs m. A.. .sh
setting curb aud gutter and tagging ode~sh '
street between 9th and 7raycnnrs -. e. M az,
5thPor paving With blocks "e ss'en'ls|'o' "'
sTor paving Wall to South streets "'A N'
paving Mercer street Canal 20 Egh'hsnss' VIA h0
pavement ,...., ,nelnaa all hs a, ,srsl Hoases
,J is of C-ound vacant Lo pieces aud usrVei oi ~
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hsb .ties of 81 th4yenue 70 hudon 's s '
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A. Rim .des OF 27h between u and 41aytnurs
1 rI north side Of between 9th aud TN
80 p,b ,dss Of West from GTeenw hs'su
10 he hsifof the block from het - ~
s Rh es Of Brodrert Wall 10 Sonth sireh s.S ,es
n,b.y ,se II and both sides Of khebne
fom point distant bali OF we
a Broad street both sizes 81 hsrkeihsd oGth MAs 60
,p Bnise streets point distant bali TIE essek 800.
r. eet. also both sides Pearl Water, Front AID
f,u 70 Coeniesslr . vt.A ,..., "a AaI'
aides Of Mercer from Canal 10 hghhfussH
na keitbe inlersycting sifoets
Al persons whoee Affected by tne ae - ,sons6
msnts and opposed the OF either OF ,nsr
oftb Bosl ef his once. No -
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ISAAC O. HUNT,
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Er6 CIVILIZATIONS.
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Pablish this DAP.
THE IUGUENOT FAMILY
Author Of Cheyenne Jsoqueline," IL, Se'
Al

BY SARAH TYTIER,
Author o." Cheyenne Jsoquelns" H., &c
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Az once the u,,n,,, che and uceresl recent hovs The
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dom M Tyers merit Of so eperng between Tue domestic
element story historical Only matched BY the rare
power has the dramatic Interpretation OF naurs-a point on
vhh spsk iay and admirngJ that she has in
pssssges called md Tennyi and Browning re has Ia
surpassed tie former In tTaihaness and
breadth Of rendeitnE-ls pectaor
Such book The enot Family ought Be called ba nobr
tasn novel" Il claims ,nsyhs historical study Of great
bssayi soss example Of character painting
representation Of the gins sud the
struggles and oftho hea has few, supenora
Grsutners Dupuy Of EngsA seton ns Romo'
The daughters would dSced to Oliver Golsuh-
Morning PO1t
The HuEenot Family se written end there originality had
power d,plsred throw ghout tie s;ory.--l AtbeuRun
This sory thoroughly charming ard ognsEr,ten in ibe pus
and rbe language which has gained for he author thoroughly
pFeeiIhTe circle Of sdmirers--tObI
II full Of geldsEn Characters has many situations that arc original
and much eIceen writing IN fact, beautiful ory-pure,
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The satho Of ugeno Family Isl writer Of true sweet and
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which repeated readings viii exhaust We recommend IT, with
ay reserve sweet pure Lofty Among serious readers
Of all will be friend passing acquaintance while critical
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