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Miscellany.
Blessings in Disgaise-A Young Man Un.
wist,ngIy NTarries Golden Treasure.

Willingly Marrtes u UoiueM treasure.
ss.aa.s- fssroro the at. Joseph fdo tsazete.ls =
We ta,ra svasterlav an ;nc;dent. from
,r,,;ch hal we Inc snare 70 snare q tirst-cIass
IMAM ~saos ! mini he written I'm. Some time
s1ast laii vo9nc ladv came TO St. joseph from
a. u ~ :, sao a. Nth relative.
as,y ~ pa,,asnn gracef, and Intelli
,.i W.T. vorahIe imnress;on
geus sne ereaeeu no 90 .ha nleasnra ~ he,
WIN .uo~e WY ei sos,ad. an soroaal,, I'D
sclna'ntance a. a - ~ ,nh;o6 H. $3.50
ZION 70 1ne hIv rct;rad .ne 4; her
pug was - void ali
anta.;on' d;snla' N hos arra,e I bp,, At The
.,ne exh;h,tiad !, har dIess the mostex-
= n.ste Taste and IN her manners tie most
ELEGANT ref;nemen,
Shortly ALTER the ladvs arrival she was cali
Cd nnon ~ vo1no gentleman IA resilient OF
this co1nty, who had formed her ACC uaintance
in the East and soon thereafter bis visits be-
came ,reouent and bis attentions marked and
devoted It was noticed, as the friendship OF
the two rinened into intimacy. that the ladv
hegan 10 institute. in very eaufious manner
inSu,ries tor the purrose OF ascertainino whe,
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Portland & Kennebec R. r.


Summer ffnA&c11Gns, may - sc~C'
Two Trains Daily betsOssn Portland and AUGUSTA
.nanuzxsn, Leave Portland for Augusta, mixed
tram at TOO a 81
Leave Portland tor Bath, Augusta, Waieryiue anu
Bangor, a. 12.4s "A. Portland for Bath ana Au-
gus1a At 6.16 Al. I'd
: passenger Trains will be due at Portland daily
at $40 A Al, aud z Tsp NJ.
faie as low By tins route 10 Lewiston, Waterville
kenda - Mills, Dexter and Bangor n y tue Maine
zen raj Road; anu tickets pui chased IN Boston ior
Maine LehfIal stations are goou tor passage on
this line. PasssI gers from bangor, Newport Dex-
ter, &c, Will purchase Tickets 10 Kenuah's niills
only and after taking the ears Of the Portland and
Kennebec Road, the conductor will finnish tichets
and make tho fare the through to portland or
Boston via Maine Cenliai.
Through IIckets are soid at Boston over the East
ern Bosom and name Railroads Tor all Stations
ON this HE; also the AndrUseoggin h. Il. and lex
ter, angor, &C., on the Maine central. 10 break
OF gauge OF Portland by this route, and the only
ro7te w which . passel ger from Boston or FORT
iand can eei ,ainly reach skowhsgan the same day
by railroad.
Stages leave Bath for Rockland, &c. daily. Au-
gust Tor Belfast daily. Vassaiboro Tor Noitn and
East Nasssouro anu China uaily. KendahS Mills
tor Unity daily at Plsh0Ifs Ferry for Canaan dali
iy. At Skowhegan for the diffeient towas North ON
their route. tiIYt
Augusta, Apf1 26, 1860. MAJ l7tt
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For sale By all Druggists. Price, one Dolar. 10 "


2 TANG TEA--Black Dragon Chop
Natural Leg. perfectly pure Using signifies pare).
Prepared s0itout any coloring foreign substance.
Cared Porcelain tnot Co PERI ocer slosc fire. q
Delightful favor, erceedfgty posce95us and strong.
CohsOsnes all the heattay virtaes Of the Tea-plant.
Mandarins and higher class Of natves use no other.
This celebrated Tea was first introduced hore by
ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY, in May, 1868, when the
nmited quanllly imported was iapidly sold, at the
high price OF 5 80 ound. 1t met with SUCH I'M
qualined approval ard the demand tor i nom all
sections was great, that the Company at once
more tayolaoie terms, for the future and they have
Jukt eceived the fist invoice tor this year, which
will be sold at the low price OF Si10 a pound, al
which (but little over ha what 1t cost one Year ago
it is the cheapest lea known; and the COMPANY iee
that they cannot highly recommend IL to who
drink Tea, as possesses the favor and strength,
and the svoi hing, invgorating properties OF both
Black and G.een, without any injuriJus quality be-
ing che mically pure and Iree rom coIoring mater
or any foreign mixture, it will suit The taste and
please ali WAC love Tea. swm MMM @s1z NMr
in chest, with the price 81 10 printed each pack
age The wholesale pree BY the chest is 81. pound
olubs or Families, for chests Of IS pounds .r MORE
wil be filed tue ar0lesaie price. Parties living
IN towns where We have agents can always get this
Like all olher goods sold by the Oriental Tea com-
pany this lea Is rranted to give entire satsiac-
ton; and Ial ties orderi g. eau do SO with the iu
assurance that Ii the whole or any part fails TO SUIT
1t may be returned at our expense, and We will re-
fund The money.
SPECIAL NOTICE-As a matter of convenience
to the public we are arranging with Apothecares
and other merchants all the country to act as
Agents for selling Teas and oofees in their local.
ity, at our warehouse Prices. Our profits are small
but zoe give over ourxhs Of them TO AGENTS as COM
mission. We want an Agent in every town in the
Union, aud WAL send tuit particulars, tetms, price,
lists &C. upon application by mail from Traders de-
string It. 8 address sssEss sss Sassksas<s ass
0RIENZALSTEAs c0MPANY, - I; ,
may11dt4w Boston, Mass.
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'cs.eni p ORTIZ u ~ ID
SAC0 & PORTS MOUTH Il R
t ala,SITNMRR ARIA NGkNnNT

Csnuniencinb Msaaas, May 3d la. D.
r1=sazz7.zrzr Passenger Trains leave PORTLAND daily
&f Sundays e1eeptedl ioF South Be4gich
Juncii0I, Fortsmouth anu Boston, at 6.15 and sac
A. NJ and 255 anu 500 z NJ.
Leave Boston Ior Portland al 1850 A. nj, u NJ,
anu 90 sna $40 r ID. il
BidaelcId Tor Portland at $50 A. 81, returning
$50 p. Al. 49, q "a .l-. f....
PORTSMOUTH Tor Portland 1900 A. M, and 2.so,
go and sou 4. NJ.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays the Oclk
r. a.. tam 10 boston viii via Eastern
Rail koad, stopping only al sseJ, biuaeiord, kenue-
BUNK, south bsrwick Junctiol, Portsmouth, New
ryport, oalem and Lynn.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays 1t will run
via Boston q Maine Il. r. stopping only at SacO Bid
defoId, kenneDunk, Svuth Berwick junction, Dow
er, kxeter, haverhlilanu Lawrence.
b. Freight franz daily each way, isnnday sxceptsa.l
PSrtland, May ., 1863. go. dr.
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PORTLAND kULhkSIkkR.R
SUMMER ARRANoEMEET.

GapsslEysxsa On and alter MONDAY, May 3D. Io65,
HIX-EzZ2 trans will run as ionVws:
assenger ,iain leave Portland daily ,Sundays ex-
A. N, l.U0 anu 0-l5 r. M.
Leave Alfred IDr Portland at 7.30 AN, and r M.
Through nelght tIains with passenger car attach
el leave Portland AZ 1z.io A M.
Stages connect Ms follows;
at Golham tor south " lndham, Windham Hill,
and NOrthWlhdhani, West Gorhsln, Stahdlsh, steep
rails, Baldwin, Deunark, SeDag0 brI stoa, Lowell,
hirali, brownnelu, tryeburg, conway, Bartlett,
Ja- ks0n, Llmng son, C0insh, forter Aee-om, aad-
son ami kaLvn N a., uaily.
AT bnxiop Censer, tor Nest Buxton, Benny Eagle,
South Lminsl0u, l.lluingt0n uallv.
Al Ienler uaterD0l0ugh Tor LIMERICK Newheld,
ParsOnsnsld anu Oss.pee, ually.
AT Aifleu iol spring ale AID SANFORD Corner.
Il.eils -fi4Ht 9hO. W. NOvDDUha, sulN.
April 20, hes. a-f an
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S11OO House for sale. {

A NEW HOUSE, pleasantly located, containing
N four rooms and capacity FOR two m1re with the
lot upon which is well of excellent water, can be
had for $l100, part on time.s Apply to -.T
nMr. fIntga Nv. II JERRIS,
may29s Under Lancaster Hall.
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A New House tor sale.

a Now HUuSe IOr SdI6s
- Anew 4 IL stored house, within TWO min
III utes walk OF the Prebe House, containing
Missq rooms, all painted and papeied. Plenty OF
goou water. For further particulars apply to
W. ii. JERRIS, under Lancaster Hall.
Qm%
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For Sale al a Great bargain.

80 A first class Two stored bIck house, in the
: western part of The eils, 10 pleasant locality,
isssn and an exec lent neighborbood lermshheral.
foquire OF II JOHN g. PROCTES,A
z ma f5-eod3v 90 Exchange st.
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GRAND TRUAk RAIL WAY
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

IA f.ii SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
% SEitiiol l so
80 On and airsr A0Naoy, May H. Il %.
xtrains will run as follows nom India
street Station, Portland; .lr.re .I
Express Train Tor Lewisio and South Paris. con-
meeting az soatn Paris with mlAeu tram ior norhi
at ITO A M. IA .f.i..- .
Exp1ess and Mail Tram Ior Bangor, Montreal, Que
bee and the West al 1.lOP IA. ....
Passenger Train tor South Paris, anc Intermediate
sranons, at 30 r. 81. ..
NO baggage can be received o. sneeked after time
above staLeu. M
Passenger Trains VIII arrive Us ioilows:-
iron. South Paris anu Lewiston, al $40 A, n
From Bangor, South Paris and Gotham, z.lO r. h.
From Montreal, quebec aiid the Vest, II $40 7. M
Ky Sleeping Cars on ali night Trans.
q The Company are not 1ssp0nsiole ior baggage ~
aIy amount Exceeding 80 in value land tnat peIscL
a. aness notice Is given, ano paid Tor az the rate OF
one passenger Tor every s60U auuitUnxl value.
nj Tlf g. y. BklBGES, Afaadgtng Dgsesofs
H. BALE Y, Loca, Superintendent.
fOrtiaud, hay. ~ 1eby. il.i du
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Important Certificate.
speedy .urc of whoopinx Cough!

d. w. EaCAEIA, 1sqt Dlooh11 n, N Y.
am not in thesbab,t OF takin. advertised medi-
cines ceriiyii their .uratise effects hen
they come under my observation, bnt feel con-
stlained TO make an exception IN -ayor' Of DODp's
NEAvINE and Invis orator, medicine have used
in my fanny some lime past nay little da ughter
had been suffrrng IRON severe whooping cough ior
several weeks, ana was much br04en OF rest at
night thal-by excessive coughing aud loss OF sleep
her constitution and general health seemed 10 DO
giving away. Various remedies ur palilat.ves were
recommended BY in. innate Leishbors, but nothing
was q led until our attention Was called by physi-
clan not now in practice 10 Dodd's Nerve This we
p occurred ana commenced using at onee--slth an eff
feet Immediate and surprising. As the COW visions
were hardest at night, we began by giving the Nei-
vine on her going TO bed Tie first dose administer
ed made its imp sssion; the congI became less
quent and very much less severe, sne soon got her
accusfomeds sleeps rapidly revived in health ana
viRor, and in Jew days was as wsllas ever. WHAT
lett Of the whoopng cough was thereafter OF no
trouble Ut course cannot but consider Dodd's
Nervine and lnsigor tor an Invaluable remedy ior
ibis distressing maIady.8 may add that1 have
since recommended it to several family friends, I'D
like circumstances, and have found it III every case
to be equally successful. 1t needs oay to be known
to come into universal demand. w Lxf 40 PHI II
j. w. PICKETT.
For sale by all Druggists. Price, Une Dollar lii sw
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For sale H. Brunswick Me.

49, Az Ia story Dwelling House with l., Sta
E4:::l BILE, and Garden. The house fronts on the
slsN. College Green, and was inc residence of the
IA.e rrof Vim. Smyth. For terms apply to
ROBERT BOWKER, ESQ. T.
may15dtf aH &xs i8 ss Bruins wick, Me.
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BILLIARD TABLES
y, IL. CAME Dc co,
liza SUDBURY Street, Boston,

MA ANUFAUTURE Billiard Tables with Phelan 6
M Lolienuer's 4msricaR Standard Cushions, winch
a.e adnlatteu by professional payers 10 DO sulernr
10 ali othcrs anu IN use IN All the piinc fal
hoteis anu eiuD rooms Boston krOprietoIs aud
manu- ac urers OF Time and frice hegisteFs
iur bllllarI Rooms and Mechanical PURPOSES, IA
tented Nov 17th 1865
see q yea q In tie New Engiana states ios
An kepairs and reiitting old tables with our new
Improvements, Turning and Coloring Balls, done
A lew nrst qualify second hand lour-pocketB Ia
BY ii tables, Win hxtnles, ior sale cheap.
May l6-eodsw
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No,salk and baltimore steamshi , Line.

b Norf0Ik and Baltimore SteamShll Line
slfeli- l~aa Steamships Of this Line sail ffom end
OF central Wharf, Bosom, Every rice
xMIER Days, at O'Clock a. tor AorTotk ond
- Baltimore. Steamships
.uroTye appota," Capt. Solomon Hores,
s.Wiltsam Lawrence,,- Capt. Nm HaHetf -
aMcsIefian'1 Casi Frdnk N. Rosoes.
h FREIGHT orwarded from Norfolk 10 Petersburg and
Richmond, by river or rail- ana BY the "a. 1sna.
bama and Geor aia; and over the Seabou. and koa-
MOLE 10 als point, in North and South Caroline
BY the Bait. Ohio x. n. 70 washington anu a'i
places Vest e'..
Through rates given to South and West nsli
. Fine Passenger acco eodauons. a.
time As hours. To Baltimore 1890; time 50 hours
For further information apply To- 49, s7;s
may4dsm s. Central Raast,' Boston.
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me dfsztc5ssef far ~ q 40
WHOOp1NG Cough.

,,o,,n,s rrRvrNE and Invigoiaior Civ ayr a.
~, nd almost ms ant RELIEF IN The spasms OF Whoop-
i o .oneh lhIs Is complaint thur ali children ale
sected 20 have; and when iteomes, str anee 10 saw
shsy are LEI. neh t through tisy uesf can it,
tie or nothing being done break It's intensity OF
help the sufferers along.t And when ii ls rehecteu
that very many OF the diseases OF older ana ADULT
years have their origin IN :ne tear Al. i ra4r !
Wh0opng Cough, this neglect WOULD be utterly un-
accountable but tue hat chilu-ens Diseases
like many OF the weaknesses women, are cons .ei
ed 20 mucaa m4ltur u course tnaa peoLJe have be-
come 81 ically uneoncerned about them. lei them
cou- 1t throug as we tilL, seems gene al, 10 be
tie unieennt word. Whooping 1ou ~ Is a nervous
disease Doud's Neryine anu Lnugorator treats it
with COMPLETE SUCCESS. MU.heIs. Ky ~ anu
save your oles worst agony OF this distress
ing anectlon. A sure and beneLcent medicine,
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q AIS. u
Embracing the leadins Hptels inthe State at which
the Daily PssssmAy aar avs be FUND isDIf
.,a;iea,dnfa.1 sAsfrrds aal4 y a3GH
COUNTY HOUSE, Richard II. Gooding, Ffoprlesor.
,tlianQy "a q An yurn.
EaM HOUSE, Comb 81. WIS. q A. Young 1opfi-
MsISr HOTEL, Davis 6 faine, Proprietors aga
as Augusta.
Augusta HOUSE, State st. Guy Turner, Proprie
tor. !fuos y sila 4s4saaeI
Asah Bangor. ssessaaS
PESoBscoT ExoHASeE, A.'woodward, Proprietor'
sea hah p ENC VA 1Rafhg "a ass f,ese
BAra HOTEL, Washington ST. M. Plummer. Pro
prietor.
M Js5A va R..1on.EaA k)h |
AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover st. s. Rice Proprietor.
PARKER House, school st b. d Parker g. Co.,
REVERB HOUSE,, BowdoiD Square, Bulfrch, bine-
ham, wrlslsy q Co., Proprietors.
ST. JAMES HrTEIr-J. p. NJ. Stefson, Propfleso,'
TREnovT HOUSE. 1remon, St. Brigham "r'Ses
Co., Proprietors, t4ts4 st<sXtE
Brynnr's Pond. "a
kBRyAET "a posr { ,usE-N. b. crockett, Proprie-
tor. 1
a., .Spnrr HOUSE, r. s. Chandler q Co., Prop'rs.
oaArMAN HOUSE, s. H. Chapman, Proprietor.
Rridgtsu Center, NE ~ru
SCuMBERLAND HOUSE,, Marshal Bacon, PEoprictor
x0, Brunswick, VI.
MNFRAI spR1Scs House, W. j. s. Dewey, Pro-
.u prefer &c sais tsaH 3 s9bi1dwog1
~ VIZ - - y Buxton. - Is VI iiiN
BBRRY's HOTEL, 9, H Berry, Proprietor s,.s,
Cape Elizabeth.
OCEAN HousE-J. p. Chamberlain, Proprietor.
tt iH4 iAst't - sesta seFj4t I'D ~ fis1ti
ssiaeqaoa iioalCornisl.i ~ saA9&assa
eoaEIsH HousE-E. DunnIng, Propristor.H
ues,-4yesa Damarfseesta. NJ ncsssA
Maine HOTEL, sanborn 4 Andrews, Proprletors,
ra DanviIIe JunctIsns ww
CLARK's DINIxe HAIL. Grand TrunF Railway
Depot, NJ W. CLARK, Proprietor
Dixacid.
AEDRoscooeIN HOUSE. LID. Kidder, Proprietor.
FOREST HOUSE. J. s. miIliken, Proprietor.
SToDDARD HOTEL, 8. #. stoddard, Proprietor.
Hiram.
MT. CUTLER HOUSE Hiram Baston, Proprietor.
Kcndarls mflls, NE.
FAIRFIELD house, j. b. Fogg Proprietor.
rYU Lew'ssen. IA wgE.
FfopfietOrs.T B#T
Limepick.
LIMERICK House, A. M DAVIS, Proprietor.
Mechanic Fails.
EAGLE HOTEL, N a Peakes. Proprietor.
ELM HOUSE, Nathan Church 4 sons. Propriesors.
NorrIdsewock.
DANFozTH HOUSE, d. Danforth. Proprietor.
Nersh nsen.
soMEnanT HOTEL, Brown . Hilton. Propristors.
Nsrth ssrIdsssn.
wToMEyoNfc HOUSE, o. II. Perry, Proprietor.
0(l9 q n NORWAY. kslH(9
ELM HOUSE, Eain St. W. W. whitmarsh, Pro
p's'ol- haa a9 q aeA1q ErtH saT
suxf1 Oxford. ~ 9
Z LAKE EoUsE-~Albert G. Kinds, Proprietor.
Peaks leland.
UNION HoUsE-w, T. Jones, Proprietor 80,
Portland. 7' = r'-t3
A5nloe HOUSE. III Federal Street, ?. G. Perry
Anrnac4.s HOUSE. India St. W. M, Lewis. Prep'r.
CE,mMER c1AL HOUSE, Cor. Fore and Cross Streets,
Chamb erlain & Foss, Proprietors.
CuMBEK LAND HOUSE, Green 81. J. Q, Kidder, Pro-
CRY TEL, Corner tfCongress and Green street,
John Davis q Co.
FALn.,s IN horrI. Ramsay = Wheeler, Propri-
et0rs. .4s u n q Is ~ ~ x
PRERIss HOUSE, Congress st. s. B. Krogman, Pro
T.
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sTGAMsRs,
FALL RTHER LIVE, e


For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington, and all the principal points
West, South and Soutn- Wests .lf /
q Via Tauaten, fan sxiver nad Newport.
CABIN, $685. Deck $4,uo Baggage checked
snsSyngn anu transferred Ia n nee VI unarge.
New York trans leave the O-d Colony aud new
poLe railway Depot, corner OF South AID hneeLAnd
uaiy lsundsys excepted, follows: ~ Loo
g N, AWNING in Newport Az minutes IN advance vi
sne isgaia, Steamboat Train, which leaves boston
new anu magnihsens sinners Pso, I'm. NOE. Can't
b. M. simmons, bRlsroI Iapt Benz. brayton.-
These s.eanlers aie the fastest and mvsl reliable
and conort. 1hIs Iile cynnec With All he svuIL-
ern Boats and r .iIroad Llnes rom Nav YORK aolus
wel, ana south, and cohvenient 70 the .aliiornis
ITO shippers OF Freishs.,, this Line. will
its nov and extensive depnl tions In os-
ION, PEE ia New fOlk, texcius. the
Duslsess "a The Lnr) supplied with laciii.ies
/. eigut aud passenger business whicn cannot
pass d. kreixhl Always iahen A. Low rates ann i0t-
waldsd with dispatch. - . $3.50. -
N; govds arilye IN New York next mosnlng about
A Al. rreIsEt eavIDg New fvrK reaches bvstoh on
me following day at - AM s-
For tickets, Der,lls aud ststeTooms, Apply AZ lns
compahy's office No y Old Sla,e House corner o.
nasnLlg on aud State streets and az OtI Colony anu
NewpoAt nniroaa Depo,, corner Of oouln anu Ahee'
100 SUNDAY NIGHT LINE.
Cars Leave every sunday Evening, az .. 30 Pm
The once, old state House, win be open every
Sunday afternoon from oclocI, and q the he.
l0t, from 8 to ~ A NJ, anu irom to $50 p NJ lot
sac OF tickets and staierGoms. irN H II' d
steamers leave New fork daily sundays inelud-
ed) Irom raer - Worth Bnyer, loot OF murray
Gso. sHivEalck, Passenger and Freight Agent.
Managing Director Narrsgansets Steamship Co.
May I0-utyr = q +--
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Fruit Garden for Sale.
Small Farm For Sale.

aqi - In scarborc, nine miles from
A SMNCO Portland, t~o miles from Dunstan
kHMSSSA2 Corner, containing about 40 acres OF
& mil kH5xH land, one story House. barns, 30
young Apples trees. Cut last seas n
10 I,us !. ~ ,.Isntv f wood tor farm use. Nice
We'll Water near House. Price $780,
For rurthcr particulars enquire Of FREEDOM
MiLLIKkN, Dunstan Corner, Or Seth Storer, Esq,
Oak Hill, also WIN. ii. JERKS,
NAV 18-d&w2w -ssi e Lancaster Hall.
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For sale or Exchange.

A Pleasant and convenient house at No High st,
"A containing nIae rooms with plenty OF good wa
ter and furnace. Enquire on the premises.
may 29d1w* MA ...s.rs
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Cottage and Land on Spring ST.,
FOR SALE.
she Cottage 7e Spring, tetwesn Park and State
4 Streets, in thorough order, containing Panor,
Sitting and D,ning Room, upper and lower skiIcnen
VII range. 8 Sleeping Apartments Store Room, Il
closets and clothes presses, with neConservalory,
all ranged Tor Convenience; gas throughout, cellar
under entire building, csterns never falling spring
ofpure water New furnace. sc. In rear of DIV ell
ing fine garden, bpuntifully Stoke ell wi tn and
beautiful plants, with the choicest leties Of Pears
Cherrf :, grapes, &c, Lot about 56x1iO, over 5000
square feet.
Premises may be examined any afternoon THIS
WEEK, from t. O'Clock. 4as
Ieims easy for the purchaser,
FL Qaire OF K. M. PATTEN & CO.,
. jettf ef Exchange St.
Or OF JOHN G. PROCTOR,
go E-s Il 90 Exchange street.
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Al HhS navs committed an excess Oh any and
whether il be the solitary vice OF youth the sting
Ing reDake OF misplaced confidence in matuIer yearr
SEER toR An AETIDoTE IN SEASON. / II
Tle Pains ana Aches, ana Lassitude and Nervous
frostratlon that may follow Impure Cotton,
IS !. are the Barometer TO the whole system.
DO not wait lor the contamination that is sure to fo
low; do not for Unsightly Ulcers, for
sa.f Disabled Limbs, i0x Loss OF Beauty
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Esers intelnsent ADD thinking person must eneN
GaeI efficacy established by well tested experience Ii
The hands OF regularly educated ph, sjoian, whose
preparatory studies MT hjn all the duties he must
ulnl; YET the country is ueoded with poor
and cureas, parlss az TO be the best in the worlo,
rhieb are not UaEz seiess, but alWays injurious.
Ehe unfortunate sE~7s Ibe PARTICULAR IN seiccr,ns
physician, 1t IL Am5ntaDie yet incontrov ert
Die faet, that many syphhtic patients are made miss
eraDie With ruined constitutions BY malIreatInenf
from inexperienced physiGans In general practice; ior
it's point generally by the estsypnilogr-
dhers that the stacy nnd management OF these
dante should engross toe whole time Of those WHO
would be- competent and successful in their trsAl.
nsnt snd cure. 1hs mex pcrlsnced general precr.
TONER, having neither opportunity nor tae TO max
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursuss one system OF tfsstInsnt In u sk-
Ing an ndiscnMinAte tnas sntiQuatgd and dar-
Esfous Hsspon, she Mercury. ~ af iigtI
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07

A Captains interest in small vessel or Lighter
"A will be sold cheap or EXCHANGED fJr house, or
small ia m, or piece OF wood land, ii applied fer
soon.f For particulars call on
NAV 1Sutf l.. TAYLOR, III com. ot.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07
REAL EsTATE.

FOR SALE,
Or Exchange forCity Property.
4 HE 23 story Store and House with 1-2 acre. in
! Garden, situate at Morrifs Corner will be sold
very low il applied for within the next ten days
For particulars enquire OF y. FL. JERRIS, jon
G. fROCTER, GEO. r. DAVIS & GO, PORTLAND
or
.as aaN %. a. HILL,
may29-T, Th&Stf On the Premises.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07
Wanted IlnallnelIiateIy

ssJ Psssa, Apply at he ssFsyos eooDtNe.
EErANTRD-AGE to $40 per
month"; everywheIe, male and female, to
introduce the GENUINE 1MPR WE'D
COMMON 6ENS& FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This Machine viii stItch, hem
"a leil, tuck quilt cord, hind, braid, and en-
broider in most superior manner. Price
= only SIS Fully warranted for FIVE years.
p We will pay $1,000 Tor any machine that
will sew stronger, more beautiful, or
more elastic senm than ou1A.1 1t makes the
ssElastic Lock Stitch" Ever second stitch
can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without caring IT, We pay Agents from SIS
to 500 per month and expenses, or q commission
from which twice that amount can be made. Ad-
dress SECOMB g. CO., PI ITSBUkG, Pa, or BOS-
TON. MASS, or ST. LOUIS, MO.
= cAOTIoNs-Don not be imposed upon by other
partes palming of worthless cast-iron mashines I'M
der the same name or Otherwise. Ours Is the only
genuine and really practical Cheap machine manu-
80 = $3.50 -.
aiIswTa naaEWantedx IN smean >
A GENTs-To sell ths American Knitting Ma
"A chimes etice 92k The ei1npiest, cheapest and
best Knitting Machine oxer invented. Will knit 20,
600 stitches per minute. slaberal Inducements 10
axents. Address AMERfcAA KNIITING MA
ChlNE CO., Bostons Mass, Or Sc Louis, Mo.fr
ri
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07
For sale.

A 21.2 story brick Residence in the western part
"A OF the city, containing 10 rooms, gas, hard and
soft water; house heated by furnace; cellar under
the entire house. OF 40xSo. Hocse arranged for
either one or two families. Terms easy.
GB-If not sold in ten days, will be withdrawn
rom the market.
II u GEO. r. DAVIS & CO.,
je1d1w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07
House for Sale.

A GOOD Two Storied House, Oh Oxford 81, near
IA Myrtle contains eleven finished rooms. Gas
throu ghout and plenty of water L. may be had for
$500 if applied for INN ediately.
Apply to w. H. JERKS, Real Estate Agent.
mav29d3ws Under Lancaster Hall.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07

White, Pique and Brilliant
At Less than Cost,
apassf A. 500 Congress