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FOK PROF. PARSE IS
LAWS OF BUSINESS,

With full Directions and Forms Tor all Transdc-
tons, IN ererg State in the Union.
BY TH cOr MUS PAR-ONs, LII. d.,
Professor of Law in Harvard University, and author
ut many Law ooots. NEW Bo FOR EVERY
BODY Explaining the rights duties and obligations
ofail the ations OF lie as we'll as every kind OF
contract ant legal o. liyaton.
A correct economical and safe Counsellor and ad-
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showing how to draw and execute every kind of le-
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tioneer, Broker, Notary Bank Officer, Justice Of the
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For Sale.
A Very desirable Brick Honse, situated at No ~
a Free st. Also the FnIniiu e IN said hou e. To
any one Wishing to purchase, u very rare bar gain
viii be given lie house aud urDiture will be Oh
tered together or separately.
For further information inquire at No. 81 CONNER
clal st. apr17dtf
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House for Sale.

ilRICK House No 46 Spring Street, recently own
D.d and occupi d by the late James e. Fernad
Apply to-
ap23tt LOWELL q SENTER.
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sTEAMkHs.
FALf RTHEIt LINE.

FALL RIVEH L1NEs
For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington, and all the principal points
West, South and Soutu- West,
Via Tausten, Faii a<iver and Newport.
CABIN, $500; Deck $i,uO Baggage checked
tnr.ugn anu transferred Iii n Tree VI cnarge.
New York trans leave the ga Coony aud New
pols nahwa, Depot, corner OF South AID hneeianu
suaIly, tsunday excepted, as follows; AZ . az
8 s M arriving III Newpor Az minutes ADVANCE VI
sne ies.iAf Steamboat Train, which leaves Boston
80 -, "a, Connecting AT NEWPORT with Cue
~ 49, ina snihsent s,ealneIs PAON ID nee. Capt
these steamers aie III, iastzst ana ln.s. reliape
Doa,s ON tne:,e UNI, butt ex pressly Ir spee sey
r'. ,a, s NJ eonnec.s with All The Svut..-
Wes anu south, and conyeuienl I, IN. !, alIior,l,
steamers.
$50 shippers Of Freight.,, This Limo will,
its new anu extensive depn atiuns In Boz
ton, am pie Iii New tvlk, lexcl1s yeiy Iur the
Dusl.ess The Lnel supplIeu wlll aciii.ies Tor
nelgnt aud passenge, business which cannot Ue sur-
PASS 4. freIsnt Always taken At low rates Ior-
walued with dispatch.
New York Express Train leaves Boston at 1.30
M; goods ariIvs in New York next ning about q
d. Freight eaving New YORK reaches bvstVh on
Inc following day at A A NJ
For tickets, uer,ls and staterooms, apply at the
eompany's ONCE At No Old Staie House, corner o.
~ashilg ON and State and &C Uid Colony anu
Newport Railroad Depo, corner OF south anu Knee
land s.leets, boston.
SUNDAY NIGHT LINE.
Cars leave every sunday Evening, at $50 +. vi ,
Sunday afternoon from 10 oclock and ~ the De-
lot, irvm to lv VI, anu from 5 to $50 z M for
SAFE OF tickets and staterooms.
steamers leave New foIk daily, sunaays includ-
edl from FAer IS worth River, loot OF Murray :
st, a. 500 r m.
Gko. SHIvEnI.K, Passenger and Freight Agent
JAMES rIok, Jn.,
Managing Director Narragansetl Steamship Co.
May i5-uiyr
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Notice.
MR. TEWKS BURY L. SWEAT was admitted
1Ak member of our firm the LIST inst.
M hk1TLEJuaN & CHASE
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Important Certificate.
speedy 1ure of WhO0plnx Cough.

d. W. Pocket, Esq, Brooklyn Y.
am not in the habit OF takin. advertised mcdi
cncs nor oil eerlilyi. their curative effects hen
they unuer my observation, bnt / feel con-
STAINED 10 make All exception m .avor vi DODDs
NEnvINE anu lnyis orator, medicine have used
liz my fanny IoI some line PAST My little daughter
had been utfe ring IRON seyeie whvoDing cough lor
several weeks, ana was much bro en- CT rest at
night thatb, excess live coughing aud loss oil sleep
her constitution anu general health seemed be
glvngawas. Various l, med. es Or palliat.ves were
recoi14ended by in innate LeIghbors, bu nothing
was Il led until our attention called by physi-
cian not now in practice TO Dodds N.rve. This we
p ocured eommeucen using at onte-wl It'll an ell
Iect immediate and surprising. AS the COW VISIONS
were hardest at night, we began by giving The Nel-
ON her going To led lie first dose administer
ed made Its imp esson; the cOagL became ire
quent, anu very much less severe, sne got her
accustomed sleep, RAPIDLY revived in health anu
vlgor, and in lew days was as Well as ever. WHAT
lett Ut the whoopiilg cough was thereafter Of no
uoube vi uise cdnno. but consider D0dds
Nervine and lnsigor tor an invaluable romedy ior
ibis distressing nialady. l may aud that have
since recommended 1t to several family friends, IN
ike circ .es, anu have found it every case
tv be equaly successiu. It needs only to be known
10 come into Universal demand.
j. w. PICKETT.
For sale by all Druggists. Price, Une Dollar. Ito sw
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Medicine for
WHOOPING COUGH.

DoDD's NERvINE and Invig0 a or Civ arr a.
BILE and almost ms ant RELIEF The spasms M Wnoop-
lug Tough. his is complaint thu ali children are
expected 20 hase and when Itcunes st1 anpe 10 sa
they are ieis TO heh through tmey test can it,
tie or pothlns being done break lis Intensity or
help ne su1ers rs along. Ana when II D. renecleu
mat Very many Of the diseases OF olier ana ADULT
Years nave their oIleln IN sne tear a. ra4r
Nhooping cough, this neglect woGid be utterly IN
accountable Dus Ur tde mat chllu-en.s diseases
ike many oi the weaknesses o. women, arecons 2, ,
ed 20 matter course Iuili ueolle have ie-
Come 5. icalIy unconcerned aDout them Lei them
cou Al It lhi0us az W. IN seems geue al, 40 De
t.e unleenas word. Whooping 3ou "a is a nervous
disea t, an Dood's Neryine luvigorat Tor treats it
with CoMPLElE SUCCESS. Mo,heIs. ny ~ anu
save your Ii tie worst agony OF tins distress
ing affection. A sure and oeneiicent medicine.
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Wanted.
500 LdbOrers TAINTED.

ON the Portland Water Works at Sebago
" Lake. Wages 5000 per day. Men ne
work will find immediate employi ent by going di-
rectly to the Lake, will be forwarded to the work
application at the office of the contractors, to of
Prebie st. Por and. may15J2w
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GRAND TRUaA RAIL Wal
OE NAhSA.
SUMMER A.-AANtIEMENI.

SUMMER nANtfEMENI.
-7.nxzrxzr-, On and a.lri M0E.ds, May II, u 60.
81 ~ trains will fellows nOn lrdia
street Station, Portland;
Express Train ior Levi ami south Paris. con-
meeting South Paris with mIxed tam ivI ~erh' ~
at ITO A NJ.
Express and Mail Tram fof BSnsO Montreal, Que
oec and the West Al l.lO 4. M
Passenger Tram ior South Pafls, ana atsfm sdistt
stations, at 81 K. "a.
NO baggage can be received o. enee@sd Aiter time
above sLa leu.
Passenger Trains will arrive as follows
from south Paris ana Lewiston, al s.l0 a, Al
from Bangor, South Paris and 1oIham, z.lb +. 81.
From Montreal, quebec anu Tie ~est, u 4vC +. M.
KS Sleeping Cars Oh ali night Iia;iis.
u The Company are not .espons'1ie lei oasssse 10
aly amount exces0ng zoo III value and tat pei eel :
a. unless notice is given, paid ior at the rate Of
me passenger IOr every @JVU auO1tiCnsl falue.
q. ,. BRiDUGS, MGaagIas DIfse!os'
n. Bale y, Local Superintendent.
rortlanu, lay. II IeOy. du
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By Uzhappy Expcrfcnce!
Young men troubled with emissions In sesp,-a
Complaint generally the result OF q bad habit in
youth,-treateo scientifically and perfect cure
ranted or no charge made.
Hardly day passes but we are consulted BY oae OF
more young men with the above disease, Bokle OF
whom are as weak and emaciated an though they had
the consumption, ana BY their friends supposed te
have 1t, All such cases yield to the proper and oniy
correct course OF treatment, and in short time are
made to rejoice in perfect health.
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Patent Pocket Germ Shelter.
Washington Mills,
LAWRENCE, MASS.

II EvIOTs, for Spring and Summer Wear,
BANN"CK Is U Rms, tor autumn and winter,
have been copied from the lest Scotch styles, and
manufactured nom the impori ed Wool, which alone
sin give the proper effect to hem.
AT INST it was thought by the parties who con-
ira ted tor the goods that they would sell better
without the distinctive mark OF the Washington
Miiis but it has been found that in general appear
arve and durability they quite equal TO their
toiegn prototype therefore the largest consumers
have requested that the regular Washington Mills
ticket should be attached to every piece and in or
der that purchasers may be protec ed from the pos
splty of having interior goods sold 10 them in gar
mems under tie name Of the Washington Mills
Ch,vots, the following named parties HEREBY adyer-
tse to the ade and public generally that they have
given the preference to these goods and will have
them constantly in stock, Aud No inferior
Grades will be offered as substitutes,
New YORK. BOSTON,
Abernethy q Co. Written, Burdett &
Collins Plummer & Co. Young.
Caihait, VIII tvrd q Go. Miner, Beal & Co.
James y lue, Jr s. Co. q. W. Freelapd, Beard g.
Brokaw sos. CINCINNATI.
B'ooAs Bros. Lockwood Bros & Co.
Geo. ". !, White ,til & Co, for GHlCAeo,
merry White, WhitmanField, 3 nedict q Co.
x Co. ALBANY, Ny.
A. ka, mOnd. DAVIS, era t & Wilson,
kludskof Bros. g. Co. riTTsBUhGH, PA.
KI sfaas i. BaO'0'k . Stem Troy EtSs; ny
PHILADELPHIA PHI CIV. 5. oaacEenbush 8
Wanamaker Blown. Co.
Fries, Malseed q Haw- tRUVIDANCE, r. !.
kins, James II Read q 10.
BrookfieId & Eek. fURILANB, ME.
April II eod3mo Chaobeurhe q Kendall.
Lost!
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A Captains interest in small vessel or Lighter
n will be sold cheap or exchange fjr a house, or
small ia m, or piece of wood land, ii applied iel
soon. For particulars call on
ma, 1sltI L. TAYLOR, III Com. st.
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TO LET.

To Let.
I ARGE Furnished rooms for transient or perma-
IL pent poariers, at s., Free street. je4d1w~
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To Let.
WITH immediate possession, Store No 80 Com
wv mercial street. (lbomas Block lily occupied
by Morris, sawyer d Kicker.
Apply to N. y. MILLER, AtIeIeum Building,
Plum st. ap2dtf
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10 Let,
THE three storied Brick dwelling No Al State
i st. Enquire on the premises je2dtf
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Fer New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington, and all the principal points
West, South ard Soutu- West,
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POR T K N ID
SkCO & PORTS MOUTH h r
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

CoansenciRg SloEdsy, Nay I'd De
.1ss=ssssss. Passenger Trains losse foftialu dahS
Sundays e1ceptedJ lo1 South Der~lck
JUNCTION, OrtsmoLth and Boston, at O.lo ami $40
a. M anu 255 ana 500 Z NJ.
Leave Boston OI Poftiand al 1850 A. a., II ~,
80 anu 800 Vi.
GidueIord for Portland az $50 a. 81, Iet aiming .
$50 +. M.
Portsmouth for Portland 1900 A. nj, ana go,
GO anu e.UO NJ.
IN AlOndays. Wednesdays and Fridays Tie 5OclA
+. Al. tam ~ boston VIII run Via Eastern
Rail koad sioiplgg only III sac, oiudeiord, henhe-
O1nA, south berwicA JunctiVA., Portsmouth, New
Jury port, oaiem and Lynn.
On TUESDAYS, ThursdaSs and Saturdays 1t viii un
via " Name K. H. stopping Gniy al SaeO, Lid
detoid, kennebunk, oOuth DelNlck junction, Dow
eI, EAtter, nayernli and LaN renee.
freight Trans daily each way, .sunday rxeepted.l
cr.--HO-.3 .s1AoS-, S-pt.
eorEiaro, May g. 1862. dtf
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Boots, Shoes and Slippers.

AR.iE LOF just Received at No. nsco 81,
Ia (Montg omt I, Is vlu Siand) 500 prs 1or safe at
les. &rEce per fair ,ur the same kino ana quail
it than can be had at any other place in the State.
One price and no deviation.
"a Topping, heepg and patching of all kinds Of
Boots and shoes done at the lowest rates.
Q .lsEGs y. SNAIL,
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Portland & Kennebec Il. b.
summer Arrangement, May 3, 1870.
Tco Trains Daily betsOeen Portland and AUGUSTA.

summer ArrnmsefGehtb Mhy y, tctOs
Ttco Trains Daily between Portland and AUGUSTA.
sxsxAsszzx9 Leave Portland for Augusta, N liked
x1xk1zkf tram at TOO M
. Leave PORTLAND ior Bath, Augusta, Waervile and
bangor, AZ lZ4o Al Portland for BAH and Au-
gusla at 5.l5 + NJ.
ssseDger Trains will DO due at Portland oaily
at 500 a Nj, ana 10 NJ.
kaie as low By tins route 10 Lewiston WaterviIle,
Kenua 5 Mis- Dexter anu Bangor as BY tle Maine
zen ral Road; anu tivkels purchased in Boston sor
Maine Iehual otaiIUns gOOu tor passage OH
this line. Passel gels from bangor, Newport Dex.
ter, &c, VIII purchase Tickets ~ ken~al's ..Ills
only, anu alter taking the Of the PORTLAND and
KeDnebec kUad, the conductor wall iuInlsh tes cts
aud make the lare the same through 10 orlahd or
Through tickets arc soid at Boston over tie East
ern ami Dos on and nlalne Railroads Ir ali Stations
On this lie; also the andlOst0ggn Il. Ii. ana lex
Ter, anger, &c, on the Maine Central. no b eaZ
gauge PeItiand by route, and the only
ro1Ie W which lassel ger from Boston 0r FORT
and can .ainIy reach SkOwhrgan tie same day
by railroad.
Stages leave Bath Tor Rockland, &C., daily. Au-
susts. Tor Belfast daily. VassalboIO Tor N0ta and
East NassalDDrO anu china ually. kend4li's Mills
tor Unity dairy. at PIshols kerry Tor Canaan dali
ly. AT skowhegan iO the ditfeI towas North on
their route.
Augusta, April &c, 1869. mag iIu
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Heards Grass Seed Very Cheap.
Also FLOUR.

]. ]. GUNNIs0N; so Market Street.
may is-dsw
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Norfolk and Baltimore Steamshi Line.
Steamships Of this Line sail from end
OF Central Wharf, Bosom, Ev,ry rice
<1<6EK Day., at O'clock P N. tor Aos7otk and
2 Baltimore. Steamships
-yTor.r svpota," Capt. Solomon Hosres.
aWil.sum Zuacrence,' Capt. VIM Hakett.
"William Kennedy" Capt J. q PARKER, Jr.
"McCtetlan,' CaDt. Frank AZ. H0lves.
Freight orwalded from Norjotk 10 Petersburg and
Richmond, by river or iail ano by the Va. Tenn.
Air Line to ali ants In Virg,aia, Tennessee, ala
bama ard GeoI gia; anu over the Seaboopd and Roa-
noke r. 10 ali points in North anu South Carolina
by the Bali. 4 Ohio r. n. 10 Washington and all
places West.
Through rates given to South and West.
Fine Passenger acco odau0ns.
Fare including Berth aud Meals to Norfolk, $3.50;
time As hours. 10 Baltimore 90; time Is hours.
For further Information apply to
II. SAMPSON, agent,
may 4d3m S3 Central WhaU, Boston.
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For Sale or ToLet.

A NEW Two and halt story Brick House, con-
"A tanning % roons well ar anged tor boarding
house, for two famllie Will he sold low, terms
liberal, or let to good tenant. Inquire o.
JOHN G. Pk0CTER,
may 1Seod3w No. SO Exchange Street.
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House for Sale.

A GOOD Two Sroried House, o Oxford ST, near
IA Myrtle; contains eleven finished rooms. Gas
throug hout and plenty of water. L. may be mad for
$500 il applied for Immediately.
Apply 10 W. IL. JERKS, sNeal Estate Agent,
may29d3w% Under Lancaster Hall.
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49, A one and halt stored house. located with
&i in three utes' walk of City Hall, containing
&sA- eleven MS; convent mt ter one or Two ami-
LES. Plenty water.
Apply to VIM. H. JERRIS,
may I5u3w* Real Estate Agent under Lancaster Hall
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NOR @AIE
F3.atit Garden for Sale,

0,HE subscriber offers for sale lot of Land IN
Pleasant st, esbrook, com aiming about one
acre, which has been improved for the past -four
ground large number OF Fruit Trees OF the besl
varieties in a healthy condition.
Alec Grape Vines, Curraot, Gooseberry and Rasp-
berry Bushes, large strawberry beds ana ornament
al shrubbery.
This Land is tavorably located for building pur-
poses ana yearly reasng in value. Further par
Icu airs NAV DO known by apply ing to
May 24-63w b. @ SOMERBY.
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For sale in Brunswick Me.

- A IL story Dwelling House with l.. Sta
A::; BILE, and Garden. The house fronts on the
z.essA College Green, and was the residence of the
lac rof WIN. Smytp. For terms apply 10
ROBERT BUWKER, ESQ.
may15dtf Brunswick, Me.
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&11OO House for sale.

A NEW Sc, pleasantly located, containing
"A four rooms and capacity for two m re, with the
lot. upon whiculs We'll OF excellent water, be
had for $l100, part on time. Apply to
W. II JERKS,
may29k Under Lancas ter Hall,
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RTLAnD&hULhESlEh Il.
SUMMER AkAANGAMEE4

s..e.ss..s...s On and after Monday, May sd, teCg,
sSssEAeSS.ssSsss trans Will run US ionOws:
sssenser .IaIn leave fVrtiaDd daily ,Sundays ex-
eepieul Areu and lntsi meuate otations, al Tia
A. II, 1.UU anu $40 r. III.
Leave AlfIeu I1r Portland at 80 AN, and Z III.
Through fleiglit tIalnS with PASSENGER car attach
Ia leave HOrtl4iiu al 1z.l6 A m.
Stages connect as tJllUNs:
al Co. Tor ooutn Mlndham, Windham Hill,
ana North WlndhaIn, W est 1orn.in otahdlsn, steep
rails, BALDWIN,, Deunark, SeOagO, BIZ gton, L.yeii,
Hiram, brow nneii, tryeDurg, conway, Bartlett
ia ksOn, LINING ION, o. nish 1orteF, htee ON A.at-
anu katOn ~ H., ually.
AT DIXON Ien,er, ior est Buxton, LonnJ Lasl lie,
south L.iniugto l-iluingson, uailf.
AT Senter NaterDV4Oukh Tor Linlrr.cks NeSuelui
alsonsIield anu Osstpee, uaIiy-
AT Alf.eu Sprliig ale aid SANFORD orEer.
GEO, W. WUVDoUkI, sur.
April &c, leo. Uu
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rslNG TkA--Blaok Dragon uhopI

1ClNQ 4hA--DldCh OldSOu NuOpi
Natural Leaf perfectly pure Using signifies pure).
Prepared aothvut any cotoring or foreign abstance.
Cured on Porcelain tssot CO. peri oOer sloD fire.
Delightful facor, exceedingly poDertnt and strong.
Comosnes all the heatthy vi. tues Or the Tea-plant
oladarins and higher class Of fatiVes no otner
This celebrated Tea was rst introduced hore ny the
Oriental TEA COMPANY, in May, 1863 when the
lmiled quahtlty imported Was lapidly sold, at the
Eigh price OF 5 80 ound. 1t met with sucn I'M
qulliued approval ara tine demand Tor it nom all
sections great, that the Company at once
maue ans ements TO procure larger supply, upon
tayoaoie terms, for the future; anu they have
Iust ecelved the fist invoice fur thus year, winch
Will lie sold at the low price OF $l.10 pound, al
which (but little hair what it Year agoL
it is the cDeapes Nlea KNOWN and the Company feel
tnat they cannot too highly recommend ii to ali who
drink Tea, it possesses the flavor and strength,
anu the 500 hing, invigoratng properties OF both
biack and G.een, without any iDj ur 1us quality; be-
ing chemically pure anu Tree nom coloriDg matter
any foreign mixture, il will suit The TASTE and
please all wL0 love lea.
This lea is put up neatly in pound parcels, Sc lbs
in chest, with the price 81 IL printed on each pack
age The RhJiesa'e price by the chest is 81 pound
and orders uom racers, hotel-Keelers, peddlers
UluOs of Famiies, for chests OF S6 pounds more,
Will he filled at the wholesale price, Parties living
in towns where we Lave agents can always get this
lea from them.
Like all oeher goods sold by the Oriental Tea COM
pany this lea is rranted to give entle sat1siac-
tio and TAI ties orderi G, 90 with the iuil
assurance that if the Whole or any part fails TO saT,
1t may re urned at our expense, and We will re-
Iund The money.
SPECIAL NCTICE-As matter of convenience
TO the public we are arranging with ApoLhecaries
and other merchants, all the country, to act as
Agents Tor selling Teas and coees i'll their local.
ity at our warehouse lrices. Our profits are small,
but zoe give OUer onrtss Of them TO agents as COM
mission. We want an Agent in eve1y town in the
Union, aud will send tu PARTICULARS terms, price
LIFTS, &c. upon application by mail from Traders de-
sIring it, Address
ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY,
mayi16t4w Bosom, Mass
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New House for sale.

49, A new 1-2 storied house, within two min.
ll!g roums, all painted ana papeied. Plenty OF
goou water. For further particulars apply TO
w. II. JLRRIo, unuer Lancaster Hail.
Nav 17-u2w&
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Small Farm For Sale.

In scarboro nine miles from
A %sNCO Portland, t@o miles from Dunstan
&dTSI Corner, containing about 40 acres O.
&AIIji &hSIH land, one story House 2 barns, 81
N1sEf 17sz young Arpes trees. Cut last seas n
10 t.ns -, llehty wood for farm use. Nice
We'll Water near House. Price 500.
For Wrthcr particulars enquire of FREEDOM
MiLLIKkN, Dunstan Corner, or Seth Storer, ESQ
Oak Hill also WIN. H. JERKS,
NAV 1S-d&W2w Lancaster Hail.
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FOR Sale.

ONE of the New Houses on Congress st. FRS
OGlass.
may19dtf W. H. STEPH ENSON.
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Wanted EnRaHnaeaHiately

G. TX good men to work in Brick Yard at Var
- mouth. Apply at the yard.
n,ay2Sd3t- JOS. COOLING.
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Inland kOute

FOR -
Waldoboro and Damariscotta
Railroad aud steamboat, Two Trips
per " eek.
e.szz.. Steamer Sc CT has. Hougb
ton,o ALDEN wINCHkN-
Hn NlE1NR Zach, Master, vim Ieayv
assEzsAs! -: Atlantic Wharf, loot OF India
- %StIeet, Portland, every
wEDN oDA al O'Clock A. NJ, for Waldoboro.
touching at Boothoay Round Pond, and every
SATURDAY al 9 o'clocs A. M. for Damariscotta,
touching vt Boothbay and Hodgdon's Mills.
kErURNINs-wl leave WaldoDoro' every Fhl
DAY at o'clock A. M, and Damariscotta every
MONDAY, at o'ele.k A. NJ, touching at intermedl-
ate landings, connecting the Boston Boats at Port
land and will the boston & Maine and Eastern
haIlroads arriving in Portland in seasons tor pas
sensefs to take III afternoon train for Boston.
"a Through ticke.s oiu at the offices OF the Bos-
{ IN a. Maine and Eastern RAILROADS, anu on Board
the Boston boats.
freight and passengers tage as low as by any 9th
ap27itf AGENTS.