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Fer Sale.

EoR SALE OR TO RENT, a RESI-
4 DENCE ut Fiat Rock y. G., within short
distance Of The Church AMI P.aiu!llcc Most az
the standing furniture in the l:"usc will be IN
cluded in the sale. Apply To J. Il. PRlHGLE
SON. No. 0 Adgcr's Wharf. APPS ftu4
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lost ano 5onnb.

r osT, BETWEEN THE CORNER OF
Rut!edge and Spring and Amherst streets
through Cannon, a BROOCH, the likeness OF
gentleman surrounded by Pearls, engraved on the
hack A. T. p. to f. A. P. reward VIII De gwen
If rcnuired. Leave 1t at the corner Of Rutlcdgc
and Snrinr or at this Office. apl5 II
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manis.

WTANTED TO HIRE, A COMPETENT
w NURSE. Apply at No. 3s State street.
None need apply unless well recommended.
anrl5 lF
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nOUSE sERvANT.-W A NTED, A
comueteut house servant. None need ap-
DIV unless well recommended. Apply at this
Cfficc aprl3 Wilma
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WTANTED, EVERY ONE TO KNOW
w that WILSON'S GROCERY is at the cor.
Eer OF Society and Anson streets. apr13
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VETANTED, AN ACTIVE YOUNG WHITE
w MAN. Ii TO Is years old. to assist in farm
work in the country. Apply at this o!ilce.
nnr1S
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WTANTED, AN ACTIVE, HONEST COL
wv ORED man nc PORTER, and to make him.
SELF generally useful Amply OF this oiIicc.
aprI3
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-20

If the patient be female, the approach of the
menses is locked tor with anxiety as the first sy
tom in which Nature is to show her saving power in
dlfusing the circulation and visiting the cheek with
The bloom OF health. Alas! increase of appetite has
grown by what it fed on; the energies of the system
are Frustrated, and the whole economy is deranged.
The beautiful and wonderful period in which BODY
and mind undergo so fascinating change from
child to woman, is looked for in vain: the parent
heart beeds in anxiety, and lancies the grave but
waiting for its victim.
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H@g Rs Es@ Sss &AT4
81 Tbs new sad Sale.iof sea. eoins
-~s-.- Il steamers JOHN BROOKS AMI
u e. ,s,..l,ss ~ MONFREAL, having been tied
81 mp az great expensi with a laree
=, = number OF beautiful state Rdon'g.
viii run the season as follows: 'sI
leaving atlantic Wharf, PsrslanN. at To,rioca
"a no inGis wharf, Boston, every dav 81 O'clock
IL, tSuadaYs eXcepted.l
S s.oH iSFe'' .,....s.. slso
~~Snf'''''''.ss s.'sts.sss...ltts..sssss. i.J9
sSsigs ttakenss nsuEi,
Nav l, Is69-dtt ~
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Poetry.
The Raiiad afRiu. Corr.

passed by fed where the royal Corn
His hundred emerald flags uniurled,
Aglew with the glancing beams OF morn;
With the cry stall drops Of dew inpeaileu,
And waved them on { to the free Wlnd,s pay
And tossed his feathery plumeets hlSh'
And heard the monarch proudly say,
In q strain OF rustic melody'-
80! am king of the fruitful iaTm!
I'm rightul lord of the cereal band!
l SWAY The fcepter Of my strong arm
Tn m aiesty over the faowed land!
The farmers eye is aght with hope
When his shining plowshare turns the mold
And the glowing gates of promise ope
When he hides in the ground my germ OF gold
s.The heart of the busbandman trllls a song
When my green blades pierce the mellow ground
He delights to see me, tall aud strong, "a
In the maize-month, cast my shadows round
And, watching the August sunbeams tall,
And matches sheen to my beauty biing7
He cries. Behold my stately Saul.
My Corn, over all his brethren king!
CAV, was bern to rule in the field;
NV banners wave on hil-sides and plains:
The world, Tor my glory and bounteous yield.
Proclaims me Oy right, King of the grainsv
make the laborer's fireside glad
With abundant gifts from my full hand:
Ard the toilng millions hunger-sad,
Would welcome my ei9n in every land,
s'When the cool and fl September DAYS
Bring fipeDess 10 my golden ears,
I'll url my flags in the au umn haze
Unplume nay helmet and troop my spears;
Then, as bow TO the reaper's hand,
In the dewy hours Of a harvest morn,
pll hear The shout OF the harvest band
Room for the king! the great King Corn?"
q. III. La1neS.
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l. hi patch ct q Pres Office. 1"'e WIZ We
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An irritable man, who, having been dis
appointed in bis boots, threatened to eat up
the shoe maker, has compromised by drink
ing cobbler
About the only person that we ever
heard of that wasn't spoiled by being Iionized
was Jew named Daniel.
"A large soup-house for the.beneft of the
poor is in contemplation at Atlanta, Ga. Ten
gentlemen have pledged themselves to con-
tribute $50 per year each 10 maintain it. An
ale-brewer has headed the subscription with
$4,000.
The English is said to be one of the most
difficult languages for a foreigner to learn. Re
Gently foreign lady went to see fine boy
baby, and, in endeavoring to express her adj
mration, said: "Oh, my, what nice fat ba-
beel How fat he is, don't he ?"
Joseph Rodman of Benton county, Iowa,
got in rage at something the other day, be-
gan to swear and suddenly fell dead.
Mrs. Joanna Collins, on returning from
church, at Logansport, last Sunday evening,
attempted to pass under long train of cars
which were standing upon the railroad track
at point where she desired to cross. While
doing so the train moved crushing her to
death.
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A ROMANCE OF SARAToGA.-Two gentle
men, aged respectively sixty and seventy
years, who reside on contiguous hills in our
goody city, and who had left home as widow
ers, retcently met at Saratoga. Each won-
dered at the presence of the other, for they
were not much given to travelling; but being
naturally reserved in their manner, neither
asked any questions concerning the business
of the other. In The dining hall however, all
doubts were mutually and satisfactory remov-
ed; tor each there appeared as the escort of
very handsome young lady. Introductions
followed, and the young ladies were respec-
lively presented as the brides of their compan-
ions: The consort of the septuagenarian was
scarcely twenty, while the spouse OF the sexa-
genariaa was something less than thirty.
Verify, summer and winter had joined hand
at the springs, and the gray-hared Benedicts
were as merry as theiryouthful BRIDES PROV.
Journal,
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RAILROADS,
PORTLAND & R0cHEsTE gR.B
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

. On and after Monday, May e. 1870
- trains win run as follows: >
centsd @ Trans leave Portland daily fSundays ex-
A. NJ, 2.45 PM. ee S'alohs' aC ''Ie
e eave t spf for saco River at 615P.M.
tons at 30, A. NJ. anu 'nteIiheolate sta
415 z. M. AT '''o n. M ara
Freight train with passenger COR o,.o.,,
Ell leave alfred for Portland at $50 A, M
Leave Portland for Alfred at Las r NJ
Stages connect as follows:
At Gorham for West Gorham, Standish. steen
Falls, Baldwin. S'''F
AT Saco River, for West Buxton, Bonny Easle
South Limington, Limngt0n, daiv
AT Centre Marlborough Station for Limerick.
Newtelo. Parsonsted and Ossipee, tr-weekly.
Al Center Marlborough for Limerick, Parsons
field daily.
AT Alfred for Sanford Corner Springvals, F.. Leb-
anon Little RiverFalis), So. Lebanon, +. Roehes-
ter and Rochester.
April 2s, 1870. al
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livery, Boardin- q Hack stable.

Livery, BOardIn@ ~ Hack stable.
FENHE subscribers having purchased the stock and
A leased the stables Centre street, formerly
occupied by smith 4 Durham, and moro recently
by John Sawyer. have re'uInished tue same with
good stock and intend to keep hrsi-elass Livery
and Boarding Stable, and are prepared to ininsh
our customers with first class teaWs at reasonable
rates. ,.,
Permanent and transient bOarders accommodated.
Our city and county friends ale Invited to give usa
call
RICHARD GAGE. S. G. CHADBoURNF.
23d3m
NOTICES hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trusto OF Administrator OF the estate OF
WILLIAM NARESN, late Of Cane Elizabeth,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
lnands upon the estate OF said deceased are reaur-
ed exhibit the same; aud all persons indebted TO
SAID estate are called upon TO make payment to
FREDERICK r. JORDAN. Admir-
Cape Elizabeth, 9th, 1870. sep7to2idlaww
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For New York, Philadeiphis, Baltimore. Wash.
hsS9n, ana an the principal points
West, South and South West,
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The advantages C10iane d.

the pipe.
I'd The valve is double faced, therefore has two
chances TO be tight 10 of any single faced valve
od-Ihe valve is made of two disks, SO connected
to each other as to allow the valve faces to adjust
themselves to the valve seat is not the case with
the common wedge valve.
atn-Ihe valve sets are not parallel, but divergent
ala ermlt the valve to be wedge shared, thereby
providing Tor any wear in the valve or any lost mo-
lon IN any OF lis connections.
o.n-fhe yaive being wedge-shaped. and seats d.
neisen., anu me valves being held firmly by guides
he yaIra Position between the valve seals, when
.ne Vave Is drawn back from its seat the valve is
n no., supIset 70 the wear which any paralle-taced
nve from uIagg'ng the valve lace Upon irs seat
In oPennhg, and a1r therefore much less liable to leak
essary 10 perfectly prevent the valve from siiL;ng
10 us seat, therefore 1t always starts easily
7th-Ihe valve being tapering or wedSe sba,od
amd wef a either by screw or lever it easy to
with single faced valves, it always has he eare
of steam or water upon side or other to fre !,
to its seat. " WY IL
sth-Ihe greatest care is taken in the manufac.
tuTe of these valves, in the selection of metals no
old or "scrap" metal being used, and also In work
manship, the parts being made Uniform and in
serchauoPabp. -
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A LADY who has been cured of great nervous do
II biIty after many years of misery. desirrs to
make known to al fellow sufferers the sure means
ot,elief Address enclosing a stamp, MRS. M.
MERRITT, p. o. Box, 5033, Boston, Mass and the
prescription will be sent free by return mail,
sep7 41t
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The success that the safe of the "COFFIN
VALVE" has met with through me has induced the
Company to give me the Agency for the whole of the
New England States.
have now had them in use over one year, and
have never had a leakv valve sent back to me. L
sell them at the list price the Old style valve
net ard consider them one hundred per cent cheap
err for they will keep tight, which the old sy e valves
have never been known to do.
| woulo respectfully say to those using steam
valves, try one for any reasonable time az if it is
not What represent, send back to me-
can furnish the Lest of recommendations from
parties using them, and will send circulars TO apy
one wishing to give the valve trial.
They are now being used by The Sugar ReGneries
or Boston with one or two exceptions. IC is well
known TO steam filters that sugar refinery is the
haraest place valve can be put for trial, where the
month. 'A' A'e 'a' IL oi0
RESPONSIBLE parties will be treated with for the
sale OF tue Ccihn Valve in the lutte ror cities and
towns. ~ W
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"With wceful measures wan Despair
Low sullen sounds their grief beguiled."

"With wceful measures wan Despair
Low sulIen sounds their grief beguled.'
Whilst we regret the existence of the above dis
eases and symptoms we are prepared to offer an in
valuable gilt OF chemistry fer tn, removal of the
consequences. HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CoNcENTRA-
TED FLUID EXTRACT OF BUcHU. There is no tonic
like it. 1t is an anchor of hope to the surgeon and
patient, and this is testimony of all who have
used or prescribed il.
$l.25 per bottle or bottles for $780, Delivered to
any address. Describe symptoms in an commune
cations.
Address II. L. HELMBOLD,
Drng and Chemical Warehouse,
594 Broadway. New York.
e1-None arc Genuine unless ,ione up in steel-en-
graved wrapper, with lac smile CT nv Chemical
warehouse. and signed HT. HELNBOLD
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Wanted

LIVERY experienced agent and all seeking n steadv
~ paying business, to send for our illustrated err
cular and unequalled terms tor New Books lust
are frst-class. Sell rapidly and give setisiaction
Que agent reports 90 copies sold in one day. g. Is,
Treat & Co. Pub, G5l Broadway, Ny, sepl7iw
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-20
WHARF PROPERTY
STORE HOUSES
u0p ohTu np m Ut TIT

FOR SALE Or TO BE LEI.
THE well-known property formerly of VIM: B.
Fairbanks, Esq, Nos. 9, and Lower WA
ter Street. Halifax, N. -, now kn0wna5
"SHAW,S WHARF."
consi ting of the best Wharf and five "A No. 4"
Store ii ouses on the Atlantic Coast, all in
thorou oh repair best material being used in their
cor struction. The largest store-house has capac-
''s e4'"' 100 900 SQUARE FEET.
The lower floor designed expressly for the storage
OF salt, capacity of 2S $50 square feet, and is ar
ranged can drive into the building to unload
or receive at the same time. Store House sNo
also arranged the same, and loaded teams can enter
upon three floors, and has capacity OF ST4OO
square ieet. Store House mo )" has double root,
an is designed for The storage OF fine and yaluahis
merchandise, capacity OF 33 400 square feet The
totil capacity OF all the Store Houses is 3(l4 zI1
square leet. There is fine Office and Dive ling
for the wharfnger, which commands full views ii
the entire property, which is 1856 feet long with a
street front OF 30 Ieet and a water front OF 100
feet, making the whole to contain about 1880
square feet. The wharf is 116 feet long from a solid
granite sea wall which extends the entire front of
the property and is 40 feet wide The solid granite
extends back from the water from 80 to so feet
The wharf is made OF the best oil spruce and is in
thorough Iepair and good for ten years without one
cent expense. There Is harbor grant for the ex
tension oil this Wharf 70 feet. thus making a wharf
OF l9l feet, II needed. at the end OF the wharf ZIG
ieet there is eight tathoms OF wafer and at the end
of the extension there would be eleven fathoms
The .sGreat Eastern" Icy at this wharf when on
Prince OF Wales entered the harbor in man of war
with tour frgates abreast, and anded at the end Of
the wharf. There are
8 Dwelling Houses, Stables, Sheds, &C.,
all paying good rental, besides unoccupied ground
capacity for to 100000 feet of lumber and shingles
or for the ctIon of coal houses which ere much
needed. There is fine street entrance plenty fresh
water. and hydrant flag and signal staff and
everything comp eta TOR immediate use.
The title comes direct from the British Govern
ment and dates A d. 1855, and there have been but
transfers. The Government occupies the property
SOU b, and there will be Instructions, and makes
this the first wharf the larbard you enter the
Dor, thus commanding full Jew OF every vessel
coming in or leaving as they all have pass by the
Office The above property will be sold cheap or any
part of it leased.
For plans and further particulars, call on or ad.
dress GEO. W. SHAW q CO., HALIFAX, N. S., or
Messrs. GER a. WILSON,
No. II Court ST., boston, Mass,
Who will senf plans and descriptions in full upon
receiyino the address co,1Etf
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Portland 6 Ogdensburg Railroad

Essz1 On and after Monday September 10th,
ssszSsand until further notice. ira MS
S sase me X. X H. r. Depot in Portland. Tor Lake
oeoaso anu intermediate stations follows:
freight Train with passenger car attached at 90
a. :. NJ. rassen"er trains at 1880 and 6 10 p. NJ.
IIanS wiz leave Lake Sebago for Portland as fol-
lows: Passenger trains at As A. NJ. and TX p NJ
rreSut ram, with passenger car attached at IL O0
a. ~, ne iz5O p NJ train from Portland, and the
I,1o M IRAN from the Lake, will connect with the
Slea3rr oriental, to and from Naples, Bridqtop.
No pt Brn,dgton, Harrison and Waterford.
train rom the Lake will connect at Sebagn 81
WIN dally Stages to and from Baldwin, Hiram.
brownheid. Fryeburg, Conway, and other towns 10
You'd the Lake. '0"hs &c
~ Stages will leav Hiram daily in Season IN
connect With the IL 90 NJ train from The lake re-
turning on arrival of the 1850 train from port
land. ~ l oi'-
SAM. j. ANDERSEN, President.
Portland, Sept IS, 1870. dtt '
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LOST AND FOUND.
Lost. Strayed or Stolen.

EROM the enclosure of the subscriber, on the
II night of Friday, the 26th inst, light chestnut
Horse about ten years old, lett hind foot white and
weighs about 1000 pounds. The finder of the same
will return him to or notify City Marshall Clark, OF
Portland. L. A. d. HREMON,
Cape Elizabeth. Aug. 81. sepltt
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Eamariscoila & Waldoboro
First Trip Commercinw Aprila.

,Sssgzss Steamer.sClas. Hsv..-
III ion.o ALDEN wINCHTN-
%IAN$klZhK Bach Master, win leavt the
Eesssa.ss.5ssssss5Sfss@ west side OF Atlantis Wharf
s,T11,T = 1901 OF India Street every
pa oitDAr al o'eloet A. u. tor Danxriscotta
anu am every WEDNESDAY, at s O'Clock A. NJ, for
Wsldoboro. touching at INTERN ediate Iandinrs 50
RETuENING-wil leave Damariscot,a everx
MONDAY, at O'Clock A. NJ, ana WaiIobors' every
III thursday al o'clock A. ~. ''
Freight received alter O'Clock p NJ IN dav, o,o
vious TO sai'inr. w. sS r'O
Fer further particulars inquire of
HAkh1s, ATWOOD s. CO.
4 C,,,,-
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Ea%FS e say TsssSssnSzs s}aH %'essfsr szs = s:s
hy Eyhsgsy sszssrsesea!
gorng rasn troubled with emissions In sss,.-s
Complaint generally tta result OF bad hsbsf in
youth;-tTease1 scientifically and pesfsc. cnre war-
ssnted or no charge made.
hardly day passos put We consulted by one OF
whom as weak and ernaciated as though the hed
sas consumption and by their friends are supYcsed Re
nave IT, All such cases yield to the proper ana only
cors9ct corEse OF treatment, and IN sort tirza are
soxds .a reioi9e IN psrlsot health,
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GRAHEl FRUAR AAlsNAY
ssF CANADA,
Alteration of Trains.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


rEssSsssKzCa1 On and after Monday, June 10 1870.
ss3@EF Trains will run as follows:
Express train at 7.10 A. NJ for Montreal. stopnjno
at an stations between Portland and South Pans
anu at Bryant's Pond, Bethel, 6orham, Norhum.
Derland and North Stratford, arriving at Island
roma LAO T M, and Montreal at 80 p. M
Cars on this train will run through TO Montreal
without change, connecting with Through Express
trains west.
Express Train tor Danvlle junction at Los p M
NoTE-This Train will not top at intermediate
stations.
- III all Train (stopping at all staons) for Island
Pond, connecting with night mail train for Onebec'
montreal anc the West, at 1.25 p M.
accommodation for South Paris and intermediate
stations at $50 P. M.
passenger trains will arrive as follows:
From Montreal, Quebec, Island Pond. Gorbam .
south Paris and Lewiston, at $40 A NJ.
From Bangor at ZOO NJ
From Montreal. Quebec and Gorham at 1925 p III
Accommodation from South Paris at 7SO p M
Ae@ Sleeping Cars on all night Trans.
The Company ere not responsible fer baggage IN
any amount excesding $50 in value land that psrror
sl snless notice is given an0 paid tor at the rate of
cre passenger for every $500 additional value
c. J. BRYDGES, Managing Direct r.
Il. BAILEY Y, Local SuDer;ateptsnf
Portland. June 6. 1870. s&s
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VIZ PtiESipdi POINTS
West, South ard South West,
Via Taunton, Ean River and Newpss,.
Cabin, $500; Deck siO0 Baggage chackes
through ana transferred in n Y nee Of charge
New YORK trains leave the O.0 Colony and New
porL hauWay Depot corner OF South and kneelsnd
s.reets.day sundays excepted as follows; ar q gfs
~, arriving IN Fall River 40 minutes in advance ~
the regaiar Steamboat Train, which leave Rosfon
Tew anu magnificent steamers PROVIDENCE Cart
d; M. simmons, BRISTOL, Capt. A, Sinmons
these steamers are the fastest and n,osf reliabla
ooats on the Sound, built expressly Tor speed saar
anu comfort This lire connects with all the SontL
ern Boats and Railroad Lines from New Yort CON-,
west and South, and convenient to the Caliiorn,ss
Steamers. w 'Ao SauioinA
"ro shippers Of Frcixhs.v this line with
i.s new anu extensive depht accommodations In Ios
ION, anu TAR pier in New York, texcius yely tor m.
business OF he Lineh is supplied with facilities Tor
heignt anu passenger business which cannot be snr
r assIu; fIeight always taken at low rates and for
New York EXPRESS Train leaves Boston Mt /. "a p
M; goods arrive III New York next moruing abont a
A M Freight leaving New York reaches Roston on
the following day at 9.45 A NJ
rof tickets, eerths and stateroons anntv az tba
conlrahys otiiee at No Old State nouse corner ~
washington and State streets and al 0ld Coiarv and
newport railroad Depot. cofleTof south ana K ne
land streets, Boston. 49, an" u Ns'-
steamers leave New York daily. fennsavs a,eao
eil IRON s,te1 30 North fssVcr, ioot oi' Chsmbe~
st, at 500 Il ga. 9V'' W eHaApes
wv 9hiNEhick' passenger and Freight gent.
M p Sr,,o,,S LANES FISK, Jk., PA es;dent
Steam shin Co. "s""Sess
Noy5 diyr
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Inland Route to Mt. Desert
Matlbridge and MochSas.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK

ma, - Steamer LEWISTON. Capr
A .a'>as7'SM Deering, will leave Railroad
X Wharf. foot OF State st.. every
s.sssss. - Tuesday Evensss, az ~
C..-,.- clock. tor Niillhri,.Ta and eror,
tridny EVENING at 10 O'clock t"r M, "p9 every
tonchng at Mt Desert Is. W. n. and ~,
and other intermediate landings N Dat Haroor,)
Returning, will leave Maehiasnort evor, ~.
seruins, at 8 O'Clock. and Millbrjdge" n ay
Thursday morning at O'clock every
Congeyances will be found at BTiIlbri,lge on a..
arrival ct the steamer leaving here TuesIav eve
nings, to take passengers to Machias and otl,er
towns east. ~ "'nei
For further particulars INQUIRE of
ROSS IL STURDY mt or
CYRUS STURDIVANT. Gen1 Aeent
Portland, July Is, 1870, ieet'
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&nsfe srs many uen OF the age OF thirty v,hS are
eroubed with TOO fEsquent evscuaons from the blaC
Ing sensation, snd weakening the system In M
Fer the patient cannot sceount for. On examinir $
Ine urinary deposits ropy sediment vii lottep az
ound, ana sometimes email particles Of ssen CT al,
bunaen viii appear, or the color will be of thin niiS
iah hue, Again changing to dark and turhid arpesy.
snce. There are many men who die OF tsie ddHvl,v
Ignorant OF the cause, which is tho
sR0oED STAGE or sEtrIEAn wsAgrEss
can warrant perfect cuEe in such cases, ard q
ful and healthy restoration OF the urinary oygaps
Persons who cannot personally consult the d.,
Gan 90 60 ~ Frihng. in plain manner, degcripl
tsn Of their diseases, and the epprobrlae ram
vii be forwarded iminei ateis. -
gan correspondence ssfiotis c92rderGsl q, sts
B returned, II Desired -
address: DR, j, b. HU4gEs
10. tsPrsble Street,
~ gend staZnp fat Ctreulsf
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g 70 W r--SFE fFFstF
si95 EEEss LADIES.

DR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies, " no
ased medical adviser, 10 call at hs rooms, No. 70
Pfese street, which they vii frd arranged eor thsi1
ssree;al Accommodation,
nr. SO Eclectic 6en0Vating Medicines ere unri;..
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating I'll
Aenale lrregu-arifies. Their action is specific sud
certain o. producing relief II short time
LADIES viii find it invaluable in all CAGES OF OBJ
sTucti0nR after all other remedies have been tried In
she least Injurious to the health, ard nav be seD
WITH perfect safety ct all trnes
Sent to an pszs OF the eoontEy With tu directions
by s1Seselag DIR, HUGHES,
JsA1fHstdSEsv No. II PEshle Street, Portland