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For sale in Brunswick Me.

o. AZ 1-2 story Dwelling House with L. Sta
E::;| BILE, and Garden. The house fronts on the
ZssA College Green and was the residence of the
lale frof WIN. Sinyth. For terms apply to
ROBERr BOWKER, ESQ.
may15dtf Brunswick, Me.
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man named Norman was arrested in
A!ngston, on Monday, ON charge OF assist
ing 2 soldier OF the Royal Artillery to desert.
- ~ appears mat he boxed the man up, label
,nc ! :. .ns pox as "crockery and glassware" with
ma Sauuon 70 Keep this side up with care.n
= Ie sase % pox was conveyed 10 the steame
49, w.. .;;Vsom, !. anu thence to Cape Vincent,
Wnere II was opened by the custom house Of
ficers. Norman was conylc, ed and sen,s,od $685. ",
to six months hard labor. 'en'eu
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REAL ESTATE.
Cottage and Land on Spring st,
FOR CATE

ytHE Cottage 70 Spring, retween Park and State
Streets, IN thorough Tder. containing Pa Tor,
Sitting and uning Room, upper and lower Kiicnen
WI range. Sleeping Apartment s. Store Room IA
closets and clothes presses. with fine Conservatory
all ranged tor conven ence gas Throughout. ceIiar
under entire building, csterns falling spring
ofpure water New fulna &c. In re .r OF iw eil7
ing ue garden, untifully stock ell wi tn lare and
beautiful plants, wi ths cho est va lees of Pears
Cherri 5, Grape, &c, Lot about 56xiiO, over 5000
square feet.
Premises may be examined any afternoon THIS
WEEK. from t o'clock.
1e.ms easy for the purchaser.
e. Qaire OF e, NJ. PATTEN & CO,
jeitf Exchange st.
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Al whe have committed an excess OF any KIND
whether it be the solitary vice OF youth, the sting
ing reDuke OF misplaced confidence in maJurer years
SEEK FOR AN ANTIDoTE IN SEASON.
The Pains anu Aches, and Lassitude anu Nervous
Prostrati0n that may follow Impure Cotton,
are the Barometer TO the whole system.
Do not wait the contamination that sure to oi-
low; do not wall tor Unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, Tor Loss OF Beauty
1f.sy1 1srs fovr3cx.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Medtcine for
WHOOPfNG COUGH.

DoDDs NERtfNE and Invgoi aior Civ agr d
BILE and almost ms ant RELIEF The spasIns OIL hoop
ing Cough Ihls is "a complaint thai all children are
expected 10 have; and when Itcomes, strange say,
they are LEFT TO eh, i through they besf can lit
tie or nothing being done 10 break its intensity or
help the sufferers along. And when il Is renecteu
that very many OF the diseases oil older an0 adult
WhoopIng Cough, this neglect wonlu be utterly
accountable bu lor tue ,atl that chd-ens Diseases
ike many OF the weaknesses oi women,
ed so niucn matter ofcourse tnai ueolle have be-
Come ST icaliy unconcerneu about them Lei them
cou al 1t throug We tlld, Seems gene als 40 pe
tie unieelint word. Whooping 3ou ~ is a nervous
disease, an Douds Nervine luvjeorator treats it
with COMPLETE SUCCESS. Mo,heIs, ny 1T, anu
save your little oLes the worst agony of this Distress
ing affection. A sure and beneiicent medicine
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Washington Willis,
LAWRENCE, MASS.

LA w hENCE, MASS.
GHEvIOTs, for Spring and Summer Wear
BANNssCK BURNS, for autumn and winter.
have been copied from the test Scotch STYLES. and
manufactured nom the imported Wool which alone
can give the proper effect to hem.
AT first 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
Mils but it has been found that in general appear
anee and durability they quite equal TO their
foreign prototypes; therefore the largest consumers
have requested that the regular Washington Mills
ticket should be attached to every pece and In or.
der that purchasers may be protecred from the DOS
sbility OF having interior goods sold to them in gar
ments under the name Of the Washington Mills
Cheviots, the following named parties hereby adyer-
tise to the trade and public generally that they have
given the preference to these goods, and will have
them constantly in stock, And NO Inferior
Grades will be offered ms substitutes.
NEW YORK. BOSTON.
Abernetny 20. Whitten, Burdett s.
CarhaIt, WI tivrd & 60. Miner, Beal a. Co.
James iloe, Jr. g Co. G. W. Freeland, Beard 8
Deviin q Co. Co.
Brokaw Bios. CINCINNATI.
Bruohs Bros Lockwood Bros & Co.
Geo. w. White g. Co., for CHICAGO.
merry White, whi}manField, 5 nedlct & Co..
* 70. ALBANY, N. Y.
a. KAY mond. DAVIS, Graft & Wilson.
hiudskof Bros: 8 Co. PITTSBURGH, PA.
kir.iand, Babeock g Stem i;.os:
PHILADELPH1A. CIV. 5. sooas oaacEenbusb K 8
Wanamaker Blown. Co.
Fries, Malseed ~ Haw- PROVIDENCE. r. I.
kins, james b. Read q Go.
Brookfeld & Eek. PORTLAND. ME-
April l2-eod3mo Chadbourne g Kendall.
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Miscellany. .


@&eeHAu8s
Once week is often enough for decent
white man f. wash himself all over, and
whether in summer or winter, that ought 10
be done with soap, warm water, and hogs
hair brush, in a room showing at least seven
ty degrees Furenheit. Ii man is a pig in
his nature, then no amoul. of washing will
keep him clean. inside or out. Such an one
needs bath every time he turns round. He
can do nothing neatly.
Baths should lie taken early 10 the morn
ing, Ior tits then that the s, stem possesses
The power OF reaction in the highest degree.
Any kind OF hath Is dangerous soon aIter a
meal, or soon alter tatiguine exercise. No
mail -r woman should take bath at the close
o. the day unless ly the advice OF the family
physician. Many q man, in attempting to
cteat his doctor out OF tee, has cheated
himseli out ot his lie; aye, it is done every
day.
he safest mode OF a cod bath is plunge
into river; the sa. est time is instantly alter
getting up. The necessary effort OF swim
ming to shore compels reaction, and the et-
feet Is delightful
The best, SAFEST, cheapest and most univer-
sally acce ssible mode OF keeping the surface
OF the bod, clean, besides the once-a week
washing, with soap. warm water, and hogs
hair brush, is as ioIoas:
Soon as sou get out OF bed in the morning,
wash our face, hands, Ieck and breast; tne..,
into the same basin OF water put both ieet at
once, for about minute, rubbing them brisk
ly al the time; tlen, with the towel, which
has been dampened by wip.ng the face, feet,
&c, wipe the whole body well, fast and hard,
mouth shut. breast projecting. Let the whole
thing be done in about five minutes.
At night, when you go to bed, and whenev-
er you get out of bed, during the night, or
when you find yourself wakeIul or restless,
spend from two to five minutes in rubbing
your whole body, with your hands, as tar as
you can reach, in every direction. This has
tendency to preserve that so!tness and mo.
biiily Of skin which is essential to health, and
which too frequent washlngs win always
destroy.
That precautions are necessary, in connec-
tion with tie bath room, is impressively sig
nified in tbe death OF an American lady OF
refinement and position, lately, after taking
bath, soon alter .nner; OF surgeon Hume,
while alone, ia warm bath; and OF an en-
inent New Yorker, uuder similar circumstan-
ces, all within year.-Halrs journal of
Health.
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Wanted
Wanted Immediately.

Wanted !!
N Owner for Business Coat left in my store.
"A mayz6diw O. Ii. .STEBBINS, $50 Congress st.
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TO Rent.
House to Let.

A SMALL Tenement ON Free st, OF four or more
a rooms. Apply at NO 10 Free st. may27d1w
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For Sale at a Great Bargain.
49, A first class storled b. ick house, in the
@::i western part of the city, in pleasant locality
liA< and an excellent neighborbood Terms liberal.
inquire OF JOHN 9. PROCTES,
ma 15-eod3w SO Exchange st.
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BILLIARD TABLES
j. E. CAME & CO,
ia SudbMru Street. Boston,

A ANUFA5TURE Billiard Tables with Phelan y
VNl LOlenuer's dRericdR Standard Cushions, when.
adni.tteu by professionals pay yefs 10 he suiefir
70 all Othcrs, aud aIe U.s. an ali tue ptihel ~
hotels anu club rooms Boston. trOprietois anu
manufacturers OF he Time and lrice hegiseers
for Blillard hoolns and MeenAnleal PURPOSES, IA
tented NUv 17tn 1868 -
SO agosts In tie New England states VI ~
Phelnn a. COlender's Standald american Tables anu
Cushions. -
All Repairs, and reitting old tables with our new
i'm n vvments, Turning and Coior'ng Dai's' u0"s
promptly.
n .e~ nrst quality second band four-poCket5 IL
BY II Ta5les with fixtures, Tor sale cheap.
MAY 15-eOd8W
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GRAND IRUAK RAIL WAY
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

f-,rz..rvzrz-s On and amer Monday, May II, co.
~ trains will run Ioii0ws nom lnuia
street station, Portland;
Express Train ior Lewiston and South Paris, con-
Meeting al South Paris with mixed tram ioi 0crl
at ITO A M.
Express ana Mail Train Bangor, Montreal, Cue
bee and the West al .l0 Z. m.
Passenger Train for South Paris, and intermediate
stations, at 80 z. IA.
NO baggage can be received OF checked amer time
above stateu.
Passenger Trains will arrive as Iolows-
From South Paris and Lewiston, al $40 A, NJ
From Bangor, South Paris and Gorham, Els +. NJ.
From Montreal quebec and the " est II 4.ue r. NJ
kg- Sleeping Cars on all night Trans.
q The Company are not responsible ior baggage 10
aly amount excesding $50 l. value land that perstr-
ali unless notice given, paid fol AZ the rate CT
one passenger tor every S0Ov additional value.
s.l q. J. BRYDGES, AcnogsRg Dsreefcfs
q. BALE Y, Local Superintendent
Rortiand, nay. n 1868. diff
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PORTLAHD&hULkkSIkhh. h.A
SUMMER ARAANGEAIN4.

l-tssky,zszsss1 On and after Monday, May Sd, 1869,
sS1kz&4sssS&e trans will run iolows:
assenger train leave Portland daiiy ,lSundays ex-
ceped) Ior Alfred and ntel mediate siadons, 7l5
A. ", z.O0 anu 6.l5 4. Nj
Leave Aifred i1r Portland al 7.30 A NJ, and P ii.
Tnr0ugh fieight trains with passenger car attach
Gu leave Portl@nu u 1x.I5 A IA.
Stages connect as iJllDws:
at Goi ham for south Wlndham, Wndham HILL,
and North MIhdham, West Gorh.ln, Stahdsn, steep
ralis, BALDWIN, DeumArk SeOagO, brl gtoa, LJyeil,
Hiram, Browhneld3 tryeburg, conway, Bartlett,
ia kson, Llmlnyton, Coz nsh, fcrter, tleeon, uad-
sOn ana Easvn N H. dally.
AT bux,on Lenser, ior West Buxton, Bonny Eagle,
South Lmin9on, Liniugt0n, uaily.
AT Ienter waterloo 0ush tor Limerick, Newied,
PaTs0nsne4d anu Ussipee, uaIly.
at Alflvd iol Sprlng ale aid Sanford oruer.
GEO, W. NOUDDUkl, sup.
ApIi &C. 1s69. AT
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Boots, Shoes and Slippers.

/ ARiE LOT just Received at No. Casco 81,
~ thontgome1s's old Stand) 3a0) prs tor sale at
Less ~rsce per pair tior the same KIND and quail
than can be had at any other place in the State.
One price and no deviation. I
u Tapping, heeiipg and patching of all kinds of
Boots and shoes done at the lowest rates.
q .l.EH .. SMALL,
ay lseodlw&W WSwis Proprietor.
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For sale.

A 2 IL story brick Resi- eDce in the western part
~ OF the city, containing 10 rooms, gas, bard and
soft water; house heated by rurnace cellar uuder
the entire house. ] OF 40x80. Hocse aIIanged for
either one or two families Terms easy.
GB-If not sold in Ten days, will be Withdrawn
rom the market.
GEO. r. DAVIS & CO.
je1d1w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
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First Class Suburban Rest
!de7ace for Sale.
d.. The subscriber, wishing to leave the State
E;;, by the first June next, offers his house, To-
,IH3ss:A. Gated at Stevens Plains, Ior sale.
oaid house is new, two tory wiih french root and
slated. IL contains twelve good besides bath
room. The pArlors slttil groom and front hall are
painted in trescoe; all the windows have inside
bhnds. The house is heated by good furnace and
lighted with gas. Cellar floor cemented; has 40 hid
brick cistern. Wash-tubs set in the kitchen. Good
stable connected.
The above property being in close proximity to the
Seminary, Church and Horse. railroad, makes it one
OF the most desirable residences be found in the
suburbs OF Portland.
Apply to j. ID. CHENEY, on the premises, or to
w. II. JERR1S, Real Estate Agent,
may22dlt Under Lancaster Hall.
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POR T L a ~ -
SACO & PORTSMOUTH Il r
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,

Commencing Monday, Mny 3d kst0.
rxzRHz1zka Passenger Trains leate Portland daiy
Sundays eAceptedj tof South Berwick
Junction, Portsmouth anu Boston, at els and $40
A. M and SO anu 600 L Al.
Leave Boston l0r Portiaud at 7.Se A. M, u ~,
anu 90 auQ $40 "a.
5llueiord Tor Portland at 7.S0 A. 81, returning
5.20P NJ
Portsmouth lor Portland 1900 A. NJ ana 2.sO,
$50 and 500 Al.
On AlOndays. Wednesdays and Fridays The o'clk
r. M. tam lO ana IRON bOstOn will run via Eastern
Rail hoad, stopping only sAco, DIauriord, kenne-
Dank, south Berwick Junction, Portsmouth, New
Duryport, salem and Lynn.
On TUESDAYS, Thursdays : and Saturdays il will run
via BvstoL u Maine K. Il, stopping only at Saco, Bid
defoid, kenneDunk, ovuth Berwick junction, D0v-
er, kAtter, navcrniil anu Lawrence.
Freight Trans uaily each way, k8unday excepted.l
IN. rrAhCiS Ch.zS1-, s.ps.
Portland, May 3, 1869. dtf
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Important Certificate.
speedy Cure of vvhooping Cough
j. nv. PecKrrr. ESQ. Brookl,n N

ls
am not in the habit OF taking advertised medi-
cncs nor OF certiiyi TO their curative effects hen
they come under my observation, bnt | feel con-
suained to make an exception m .avor OF DoDD's
NEhvINE and lnvit orator, medicine l have used
in my famiiy tor some Time past Ny little daughter
had been sutferIng from severe whooping cough lor
several weeks, and was so much broaen OF rest at
night thatby excessive coughing and loss OF sleep
her constitution and general health seemed 10 be
giving away. Various r,med-es or paIllat.yes were
recommended by intimate Leiehbors, but nothing
was Il led until our attention was called by physi-
Clan not now in practice TO Dodds Nerve. This we
p ocured and commenced using at once-wlth an Ell
Iectimmediate and surprising. AS the convuislons
were hardest at night, we began by giving the Nei
vine on her going to bed Tie first dose administer
ell made its impression; the cough became less ire
quent and very much less severe, she soon got her
accustomed sleep, rapidly revived in health ana
vigoI, and in few days was as we'll as ever. WHAT
was lett OF The whooping cough theleafter OF no
tIoube OF course cannoa but consider Dodd's
Nervine and lnsigor tor an invaluable romedy Tor
this distressing maady. l may aud that have
since recommended it to several family friends, in
like circumstances and have found it IN every case
to be equally successful. 1t needs only to be known
to come into universal demand.
j. w. PICKETT.
For sale by all Druog gsts Price One Iyollar tl6 sw
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CAWYER HOUSE, NO, "a York Street, with 10
~ r.oms with ample conyenisncies for large tam
iy. Enquire On the premises
Portlan 1, May ~, lo6,. diff
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For Sale or ToLet.

A NEW Two and half fStory Brick House, con-
"A tanning % rooms, well ar auged for boarding
House, for two famllie-. Will sold loY, terms
liberal, or let to good tenant. Inquire OF
JOHN G: PkoCTER,
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a House and one Acre Lot for Sale,

Located in westbrook near Graves
AMN-O Hill lhe house con- aims seven
kAsGfSAR rooms. Good garden in which
~ &siI7IFTsI4 Apple, Pear, and Plum Trees. Has
&s4ae54s-sLz &44zz barn and woodhouse and plenty ex-
ceent water. Price S160U
APPLY 10 w. JERRlS, Real Estate Agent,
may 26dis* Under Lancaster ball.
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. l. q II H II N 6
ana Renn,ree,

QY WILLIAM BROWN, formerly al 81 Federal
~ street, Is now located at his store No GA Fed-
eraist, aiew doors below Lime street, will attend
" ~ nis usual business of Cleansing and Repairing
Oiotnlne OF sil kinds with his usual promptness
secondhand Clothing Tor sale ct tair prices.
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Fruit Garden for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale a lot of Land IN
Pleasant st. Westbrook, containing about one
acre, which has been improved for the past four
years, as q Fruit and Vegei able Garden ON The
ground largenumber OF Fruit Trees OF the be st
varieties in healthy condition.
Alzo. Grape Vines, Currant, Gooseberry and Rasp-
berry Bushes, large strawberry beds and ornament
al shrubbers.
This Land is favorably located for building pur-
poses and is yearly reasing in value. Further Iar-
ticu ars NAV bo known by apply ing to
May 2-G3w B. G SOMERBY.
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MOI IOE.

Jonas H. PERLEY having resigned the agency
u for the sale OF buck and 9TH goods manu- ac-
luleu by the Westbrook Manufacturing Company,
the unsettled accounts and d.bts 10 them, will
be adjusted by the Treasurer, at No 10 Central
WhaII. hUtUS h. WUOD, Treas
Portland, January 9th, 1869.
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w anted - a gents
FOR PROF. PARsO rs
LAWS 0F BUSINESS.

With full Directions and Forms for all Transde-
fi0ns, IN ererg State in she Union.
BY THEOPRlLUS PARSONS, LII. D.,
Professor of Law in Harvard University and author
pt many Law Books. A NEW Bo. X FOR EVERY
BODY Explaining the rights duties and obligations
of all the relations of lie as well as every kind of
contract ana legal OF legation.
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 Bunk 0cer, Justice Of the
Peace, C0nsfgnor, Sheriff Under Sheriff Seiectnaa,
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FOR IT. Exclusive terrstory and no competitions
Send tor descriptive circular. Address
:. 3. SCRANTON a. 40,
may 10d&w1m Hartford, CT.
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Heards Grass Seed Very Cheap.
sas ALSO FLOUR. .s.az ssao

J. ]. GUNNIsoN' so Market Street
may 1s-d3w
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TslNG TRA--Blaok Dragon Chou /

ISlNd IhA--blacK Ulagon Chop
Natural Leat, perfectly pure Using signifies pure)
Prepared scithout any coloing foreign substance
Cured on Porcelain mot co. PERI oUer soso fire.
Delightful JaaUor, erceedingty poUeJat and strong.
ConaOsnes all the heatthy Ois tues Of the Iedplasst
Maadarias and higher class Of natiUes no other
This celebrated Tea hrst introduced here py the
ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY, in May, 1868, when the
.lmit ed quahtlty imported lapidy sold, at the
Elgh price OF 8 80 ound. 1t met with sucn
qualiued approval. ara the demand tor it nom all
sec, ions was great, that the Company at once
maue arI ements TO procure larger supply, upon
tavoIaule terms, for the future and they have
Just ecelved the I'll invoice tvr lhIs year, which
will te sold at the low price OF $l.10 ponnd, al
which but little over hair what it cost one year ago
IL is the cheapest lea Known and the yany ieei
tnat tuey cannot too highly recommend to all who
drink lea, it possesses the flavor and kirengih,
ahu the hing, intlg0rating proper lies OF both
Black and g. cen, without any juri,as quality, be-
ing che nlcally pure anu Iree n0m coiorIDg matter
or any foreign mixture, il will suit The taste and
please all wLo love lea. A&ts
Ihis leais put up neatly in pound parcels, SO lbs
in chest, with ,he price 81 Imprinted on each pack
age. The wholesae lIce by the chest is 81. pound,
anu ordeis non Iracers, hot l-Keei ers, peduers
Olnos or Families, for chests oil 56 pounds more,
will he filled al tue wholesale prlce. Parties living
ill towns where we nave agents can always get this
lea from Ihem.
like al o.ner goous sold BY the Oriental Tea COM
pany this 4 ca is rraDted to give entle salisae-
tiol; and ities orderi G, DO with the ,ull
assul that il the whole any part fails to sat,
It may Ue re urned at our expense, and We Will re-
iund he money.
SPECIAL NOTIcE-As matter of convenience
to the lubnc we are arranging with ApoLhecaries
and other me- chants all the country, to act
Agenis Tor selling Teas and Cofees in tueir local.
ty, at our warehouse rices. Our profits are small,
but sve give ouer our.fths sf them 10 Agents
mission We wanl an Agent in eve-y town in the
Union, aud will send tuli particulars, terms, price
Tits. &c. upon application by mail from Traders de-
slring it. Address
ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY,
may11dt4w aszr Bosom, Mass.
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House to Let.
For sale or Exchange.

A Pleasant and convenient house at No High ST.
"a containing nlre rooms with plenty OF good wa
ter and furnace. Enquire on the premises.
may 29d1w*
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House for Sale.

A GOOD Two Storied House, o. Oxford 81, near
n Myrtle; contains eleven finished rooms. Gas
throughout and plenty of water. L. may be mad for
$500 if applied for Immediately.
Apply to VII. JERRI5, tSeal Estate Agent.
may29d3w* Under Lancaster Hall
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&11OO House for sale

A NEW HOU Sc, pleasantly located, containing
IA four rooms and capacity for two re, with the
lot upon whichis well OF excellent water, can be
had for 5 l10O, part on time. Apply to
w. IL JERRIS,
may29s Under Lancas ter Hall, :.
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Portland & Kennebec 4. R
summer Arrangement, May 3, 1850.
T,no Trims DniLn befireen Portland and An1usfq


Too Trains Daily bettceea Portland and AUGUSTA.
tsazx.ssz=x, Leave Poftland for Augusta, n liked
4HEsMAsEl4 train at 100 a M
Leave Portland for Bath, Augusta, Waterviile and
Bangor, at 1245 m. Portland Tor Bath and Au-
gusla at 5.15 NJ.
passenger Trains will be due at Portland daily
al 800 A Al, and z l5 M.
rare as low by this route 10 Lewiston, Watervlle,
honua IS Mills, Dexter and Bangor as BY tue Maine
Zen rai ROAD and .keIs pui chased in Boston ior
Maine Centlal stations are gOvd tor passage on
this llne Passct gers fronl bangor, Newport, Dex-
ter, &c Will purchase Tickets kenuali's aailIs
only, and after taking the cars of the Portland and
Kennebec k0aI, the conductor Will iuInish tcse cts
and make thu lare the same through to land
Boston as via Maine CentIai.
Through Ilekets are s0d at Boston over the East
ern and Bos ON and name Railroads all St4,IOns
this liLe; also the -Androscoggn Ii. K. anu Dex-
ter, angor, &e., on the Maine central. 10 break
gauge east O Portland by rouie, and the only
ro1Le ny which lassel ger iIOm Boston or Fort
land can cel tainy reach Skowhegan the same day
by railroad.
Ssages leave Bath TOR Rockland, &c., daily. Au-
gust tor Belfast daily. VassalborO ior Noltn and
East NassilOuro anu china uaily. kendalI's Mills
for Unity daIy. at Pshon's Ferry for Canaan dali
ly. AT Skowhegan foi the uiffe cut towns North on
their route.
Augusta, April 26, 1869. MAJ i7tt
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02
WANTED.

4 Pleasant, unfurnished Front Room. with Board
n Suitable for a gentleman and vie. Reference
given address A. 81. c., BOX 1871, Portland.
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