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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-12-11
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The :e7c!s have ef yed al immense advantage ii
having genera ot dasn AMI muck ike Beauregard
Lee AMI STONE Vail Jac6ssb, and sill ora, IN having
g,vsIulle0t whc1 pIt thfm forward, while the gene
ras VINO have beel the chief i~vori4s with our gov
Df, have hter al tie Mcclellan al d Buell. mas
teTy in,e}5vlte Ordar. Who baqe always gone into
ba55is, lie a schooib}y driven TO SCHOOL only when
dCTet - uEtt oy The las, OF impair NJ. tax paying
leot-. der rtu r 2. ho Rarer has il hean il the
"ourare ani .cgjty yt certain cavalry Officers, ike
~td:rt "Qg agd ! -h"Y, tiat anything which might
justly u - rt tUg .C.t3 has been d8p&G5d the
psrt II Tie Tete~ I b II raids vaoU2h not iormid-
a3e Sd iiinaeive5 have in TACT been ot immense
-erVce + TEN IIGy hove b-,n txremeIy an
yjn5 to q, ~h e they have done more to keep up toe
hearts - c Cpeues t1a1 rally important Victories
itey exactly OF that class OF ex9los which every.
n51y i,cs to tax about an3 exuit They ildI-
c41-a god a Of 10 IvQ / pEoa egs, and have gone
tar 10 sucouga-e tLe -Tore Southern notion OF per-
s)0ai priority.
i d40Drlbr, stubborn fghtiag the Northern sol
d Is 2aFe never cad sup6rors in the Southern troops,
0f any Others bu in the dashjDg QUALITIES Of personal
adventure eH5inited 10 eavary raids aud successful!
ssy z ana scouting fx2e1:si u.s. The Sonthegners have
csr'a.o'y tax n the Lad
y ID not pretend 10 disguise tie fact Lat for az
fa I'll this 0escr ptIon, II must have en-
!e ain great admiration, and ri ice IN their occurrence
n ittle IL th..r immt da2 bloody consequences s,
~ enough tboo-h they be, they no worse than
uth.T E2hGIng he death, whlle they awaken a
,,,.ie an cling which cajuiae5 10 yield nearly
lie r-deemng features, wh.c' the grim ana harden
d usage OF he sai3 to possess Because
t"sY b~s4t dispo-iti recktssntss TO per
sml dangsr they by n neaGs make men
cru !. NrayeT and humanity usually q hand in hand,
4 spirit o c3ivasrv ii az army, while calculated to
max. hrave 10 battle just Strongly ineIsnes 10
ote Them respectful 0: tie just cIans o. the unb lg
rent and weak, ard nercG. t. a f4!ln TOE. Wash
ingl"u Living, in his II st ntey sting history o TIE
wars ncrw~e0 the apaoiards aud M9ora, il their long
aaJ deadly contest Tor Ghe possession of Spain, tells
how the war!!yrs who mos, vaiant in bat
Tie aga.Isf each other, accustOmd d to meet be-
"eu tn hours Of deadly to exchange the cour
ceios OF iri+nfs, and dri prisoner weak and
dy15 css suffer yollnce or wrong at 'h5r hands. o.
the other r3 the m2irrn Clnese are at The same timt
notorious cowaraly aud 0espcatly crEel, sparing
! ueithtc uuu, Wouau uoF child, after their conquests
? 81. LOUIS Democrat.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-12-11
TERMS OF ADvERTrsINo.

CATION of the South, and Archbish p HUGHES n e,rs n
chant The requiem IT the Catho2 churh :. Meftco n,d
america and Catholics oA be knorn The empire 4,
as hetots and poems i!
That Archbishop Hughes should have sh ken hands tn
Beecher and with Seward and have recently constitute
himself in Europe rival th Mrs Stowe and Pars6n
BrownIow IN america no little remarks aud could
the ghost of Father RI der in his pre- erce he d
shrink back from sghast and conscience stricken did
Macbe'h before that OF the murdered Bauu1o
less the dread would point every gaping worrd
in the body OF the church, and to the degradation
followers, aud every wound would have he
echoed by sons bitterness and anguish, ut
the earth, proclanrg to this aspiring pelae n
stunning hose of vivid thunder. thou ddS -! Ihbu
didst murder the church. Thy mother Thou dd*t slang
Ter the disciples, thy broth-rs Thou N r dohdu e
her CHI drea uho 10 up 10 thee cS 10 fatbe"
But ms extra ordnar, conduct OF lhe Archb shop
outon we sha reserve for the future PIE dis
miss him to his new sociates- Spw wart Pafson
BrownlOw and MIS- Stowe-rusug h ma, fad tn Ia ter
quite b!eereycd her D4guerre types repTeseut
her, and amsble and tender SIS his dour dA.ires.
PYTHON.
Mar Orfnrd Ma. Nnu lee0
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Jile War EgOVeme nls.

There is nothing of especial interest from our army
~ the Rappahannock. report prevaIant last
evening that active operation had commenced but We
assured by passengers who left Fredericksburg at
midday that not qua had been fred, there
any apparent change in the situation of the opposing
fore The opinion it still impressed however, that al
cary battle is inevitable.
We have some further Intelligence relative the raid
tote Groenbrar county, Va, and the capture of hun
dced Of nkins Cavalry. 1t is stated that the enemy
had previously visited the county and committed many
depg daon, destroying wheat, corn and all other pro
visions, carrying of CATTLE hogs and horses, and devas
Ita'ing the country through which they passed. Ou
Cavalry must have been caught mapping"
rrvate letter from Tennessee says that something
If interest may be looked for from the neghbor
heed Of NasbviIe.--R1cbmond Whig, Sd INST,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-12-11

CAMP EATH Dec. IL, Id12
At meeting Of the Re bel Rangers. call pose
of expressing their sentiments in regard u Ih- n
fellow soldier JOHN O. FEhNEI Lieut. McC.a miny
was Gale to the chair, and Bardrn rtqI y 10
act secretary. John BTden. 1T A.. W.r. trSI.
B. Will 4ms, X. w, nox m and Orpl Herring
pointed Committe draft resolutions, IN alter sholt
absence renot the following:
lst ReOlU d, That whereas, Onr late friend Il W.
soldier, JOHN 4. L. has ia victim To Ii great
destroyer IL at while DOW h meek 10 tue bJw,
his amia hi ity and dspOs youth aud
blooming spirits mauiines- an true SoGie Dtes
do bly, him to his companions iu arms aad
dered kpener be pangs OF sorrow for his loss.
ID r. SoUe1 That his less t. aud tn service il eat
but parents and kindred il Is irrel arabe.
tend them heartfelt cOnd lenGe lhs her Vi
grie but IL must be consolation to them hat they
mourn OF they wlho IT hope but hav 81 4uC
that his quiet and bIAmsess life has Ell hin TesLng
place wbe war aud sorrow DOT known.
- Green he The tGrf ABOVE thee,
Friend OF better days;
None knew thee nut To love thee:
None named hee but 10 prai.e."
Sd ReS0lUed That copy OF these Ee.oIuon7 be ae t
to the family of the deceased also the pgt
nal and bical corder with The Cqueat TIM they pIb
lhh the sane. Lt.'C. w. bCCLA amy, Jr., Oh u.
B. T.. BARDsN Sec'y.
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DIED.
In Raleigh, on the cath Nov, Of Consumtion LEWIS
MONTAGUE, aged 43 years


Died in wilmirg gton, y. G 2ad October 1867 yelow
fever, CYRUo STOW VANAMRINGE, aged Z6 years, 3
months and II dlrs
Of all the host of victims swept away b. the terrible
scourge that devastated Wilmington i1g the past
orable season death fouud Ovelicr mark than tn
ject OF this obituary
ARSns ht into his character taught those who knew him
to love him. he mid prudent and firm lie combined
dignity with gentlent mod sty ed t!at III
his character; morally h. Was exception His ED "as
peaceful he went
MT like the quarry slave a. Dight,
scourged to his du geon, but sustain ih& s''thad
" ny an ubt ,lseiing tust. approached i'' 6'aE'
- Like one that draws the dtaieiE vi Lt7 coA IL
About him, and lies down to pleasant d cans
FhIEND*
In Wilmington the 18th Of October, ofye!os ever,
1t CHARlEz w MO.,kIS, aged II years and 8 mou rs.
A mobile fprit has depart in toe cread pesulence
which SO lately rsged 10 this city the ceased unre
ienting in f1rs to hep those s h,
visiting their bedsiles and tenderiy s9g and ming
to taeir wants In the discharge th arty he was
stricken down with the dreadful lady "S.eh "a Tel
m4ryr. Kind generous aud Boo TO faltt, h was De-
loved by all no knew him ard can be uu sal o N
that be of I'D To thes ihan he 10 hlm
se His death will be sadly m.uTned by bis many ds,
and the bereaved cIe of which the pride,
has been rendered sorrowtul G.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-12-11

CoRRECTIoN-Our informants were in error in refer
ence to the capture of gunboat on Bay River. A
portion of Capt WhitfordS company did Capture q
narnes from barge ships small boat, at the mouth
Iot Dawson's Greek, in Craven county, one day asst
week. and this gave rise to the gunboat story. The
barge was captured with the men.
Capt. Whtfords company is doing good service in
Craven, and hope when force is raised for State
defence ii ever he will be given regiment or batal
lion. He knows the country thoroughly, and can dc
good service in that section.-DnaIy Progress.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-12-11

GsN Van DCRE.The following ID the cfi ,ia verdict of
the Court of II qairy in the case Of Gen Van Dorm
After careful iaye7gigaton of the matters contained
IL n charges ans specifications alleged against maj Genl
ar Van by Brig Ger. John :. Bowen, the court
N uy Il opinion that the dence before il fully
disgroves every contained IN said charges aud
suec 6cati0us the ques. of Gen Van Dorm SANCTION
Ell by the der Of Cen fembert0n herewith forward
tie court tied the impntaons OF drunkenness which
haze been made against Cen Van Dorn, and report that
g tes mony before than doea in their opinion dsprove
"a id I'M nations.
Tn court recommend that further proceedings be
h1d in the
[signed,l LLOYD T1LGHMAN,
Brig A. c. 8.
DABSEY H. MAURY,
Maj. General, @. A.
ETgRLrRG PRICE,
Maj Gen. and President of court
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-12-11

THE "RETRlBUTIoA" ALIAS 6C6'.-We have before rs
private letteC WIten boa the abOvc vessel NOV d.
From the iutimaon OF the wrrr, infer la GIj'
il where out the deep blue sea-. Or WI-hf
of the crew, j. dead noble and faithful We may
to hear Of "Ca ltal Venron g. Locke,
''6O6 -
The of the officers tain John Plrke-, lst
i:ars q. Carroll Hicks Dad ofc 20 hay ,Gic;
g. Price, Ordnance off e. ; w. w. Gray Purse GJs-
don, Prize Master; ). b. Jones. ToAttwfII
COiumDU5 tuTl. bog. 10 h.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-12-11

4 B. 0CDY NIGHT.-Ihe following is smother exhibit from
Le local cs.uQn Of the Nashville Un1On Of the delightful
Site Ct afalrs under Andy Johnsous rule:
FIVE men mud led in this city on Thursday night
1t seems to have naval of blood One of VIC
tins vas Eoister, keeper of the saloon the Cc
N rc.8 Bo,eI who KNOCKED il the head by soldier
q slung shot
AsC eT who w6s on guard beyond the Chat anooga de
pot shot another soldier thu other day for refusing halt
ast sht the coUrade Of the deceased killed the
qua d..
Capt. WeitmIIer, 0fth9 Reevew Brewery, WIS so bad
II wtuoaed that he Is not expected recover.
! man was sein College street I'VE have heard nC
particulars OF his death And learn that negro
he filth victim Of assassination
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-12-11

HORRIBLE OUTRAGE IN PEFQUMANs--|e learn
through private that few highs ago a num-
Der of YaUkee soldiers with bIAckened faces, visited
the residence Of family pamei Aewby, in Perqumens
uuty, and committed most revolving ezc.sses, accom-
panied by the CRIME of murder.
The Newly family consisted at the time Of an ag.d
@ Ipe aud son. The murd rers knocked at the or,
aud on being asked by young Newby what ia y wan
3D. shot him dead. They then proc eded to the bed
room of the aged couple, dragged them cut of d. aud
NAL reated the old man, and abused he cid Lady hat
she tainted under their bru airy.
Having silencad the inmates OF tie house they pro-
ceeded to demosh the furniture eartheuWaTe and glass
and then proceeding the outhouses they killed uum
Der of hogs and cattle, and finally lett aki=g nearly
one hundred negroes with them. We do not vCuch fer
the particulars of this outrage out understand the
main facts to be true.-St0te JOurnQt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-12-11

"r Gentry, f. m Committee Cherok Lands dc
made q porr II Reporter lost the title of bill
The Foue voted for Councillors Of IL o clock,
after which went Hto session. and the Peporser
vaTosed
TIE doors being opened, the House adjourned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-12-11
Il hRlk ID.

In PittsylVana Co Va, the rs f November Is O.
at the residence of the ErIde IA her, Nj ROGER AZ
KIN-ON of Richmond Co., n. c.. 10 Misa ELIZA I.
COLE, daughter Of Jac I. 0 es, Esq.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-12-11

of thesa, it is likely the pubcans will eject ' F.C
mont. in New Hampshire and in Connecic maxim,
in all; while the Conservatives will ect the remainder
% in number This will mike the House stand thus:
Conservatives, lO7; Republicans 8l(onservatye ma
joriy 26 The present House is divided as follows Coz
seryatves Il; Republicans 07-Repab'oan n rg, 81
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-12-11
Let Us FEEL Kindly row. DIS En. h o. ncr.

Near Oxford, Miss. Nov. 27, 1862.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-01

Zeta EncRmPm 1. o. o. f., No.
8, meets. in Odd Fellows Hall, on the evenings Of
the second aud fourth Tuesdays If each month
SoouTning Pstrlarchs are cordially invited to at
attend. .
J. NJ. GRANTHAM, c. p.
NIX SuEARER, Scribe. janis
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-01

word "incoihie" is to be literally con.
strued, and without giving force and ef.
feet, the words "gains and profits re-
ceive Of construction which shall cover
gross incomes without deducting the out.
goes necessary to produce them, will not
the reverse be alarmingly t'ueS
Men can usually arrive at the amount
ofther Profits or gains at the end Of the
year with some considerable certainty.
They will know what has been added to
what they had the previous year. But
can farmer or mechanic or any one else
state all that he may have recvivedy The
farmer lives on the products of his farm
as he goes along. Can he tell the value Of
what he has consumed? Can the inn
keeper or mechanic ascertain how much
lie has received during the Year, Men
receive and pay out money in various
SUMS without Keeping accounts, and Iey
cannot by any possible mrans ascertain
the amount Of either. But they can uSu.
ally tell what they have gaiMed-h0w
much they have got ahead. Where the
income or profit is derived from previous
Accommodations it will be easy to arrive at
the amount received and expended to re-
aliZe it. But il other cas"S it will be
difficult, even il the construction shall be
that the three " rds use, gain. profit
AID income" are SYNONYMOUS, rs they
arc believed to be-, ms nSad, bus it will be
far less so than To give another
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-01
MOTHERS! MOTHERS!!
MOTHERS!!!

n0NT fail to procure MRS. WINSL0 WIS
~ SOOTHING SYRCP for CHILDRES.
This vauah e preparation is the prescription Of
one Of the most experienced aud sk'iIUt Nurses in
New England. AID has been used with necer failing
success la THOUSANDS OF CASES.
II not only relieves the child from pain, but in.
vgnrates the stomach and bowels. corrccis Acldity
aud gives tone aud energy TO the whole sy7tem 1t
will almost Instantly relieve
Gripping in N. Bo,cLs ami Wind Cote,
and overcome convulsions, which il MT speedily
remedied. end in death. w hs'eVr. tfhes %s.t VI
80 49,. /, HNTS. 81 AttCS=ts,6i lJzss
EMERY and Dl lRIllGA IN CHILDREN, whether
arising from teehrg or from any other cause.
full directions for using will accompany each
bntlrt Nome genuine uulrs4 the fac-simile Oi
CURTIS PERKINS, New York, Is on the GU side
wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Prfnctp0t ofScA. rs Cedar Street, Eetc York.
PRICE oSLY 25 CESrs FER BOTTLE.
REDIEGTON 4 CO., AGENTS, San Francisco.
liulyl2-6mSpl
s-T-Is6O-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs
They purify, strengthen, and invigorAte.
They create healthy appetite
They are,an antidote to change of water and
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Iney overcome eHcctA oil dissipation ana lAls
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasmAtio and intermittent
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They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and ConSti patton.
They cure Diarrheu, Cholera, aud Cholera
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They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
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They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak nan strong, mt are erhn Sttd M
ture's great restorer. They are made Of pure 81
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and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure Of u
beverage, without regard to age or time Of da! =
Particularly recommended to delicate persons re-
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Druggists, Hotels aud Saloons. z. Ii. DRAKR i
Co., New York. CRANE BRIGHAM, Agents
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Special ami &eneraL Notices.
CITY COLLECTORS NOTICE.

license. PAY Frs will please take notice that I
IL have fixed upon SATURDAY OF each week fnr
the collection OF Licenses. All c expected 10 pay
for their licenses the nrst Saturday after they
become due. J. d. HUME,
jyl2H City COIlec.
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but uneHsmpled proportion. Il Is evident
that rAilr0ad must be built without delay
across the Sierra Nevada. aud we believe that
the Placerville route is by far The best which
can be obtained; that il should form link Of
the great Continental Railroad, and receive
the aid which COngress intended to bestow On
that road through the mountain section Of
California.
Respectfully submitted.
VIZ. J. LEWIS
FRANCIS A. BIsHoP,
Civil Engineers.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-01

The business Of Nevada Territory IS merely
in its infancy; less than four years having
eLnsed since the discovery of the irst silver
mines; and the operation Of working the ores
has scarcely been commenced.
There is already, however, population ct
moi less than 3n,0U0 in the Territory. and the
rr,on,ilty is that this number will be trebed
heE,re n railroad can be constructed.
The ubnve statement shows the immense
amount Of travel aud freight now crossing The
mountains; indeed. we doubt whether any
such amount has ever betnr" passed IN me
SANE time nveruny wagon rad in any c''uniry.
II would be futile f'r us TO give MI estimate
If inc irrespective business Of The road, as the
data or, which nv estimate could be based
must be buAiresS increasing in 40 uncertain
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Gburrbes, sGbaritabIr Orders

Hebrew Service.-There will he Divine
Service in the Synagogue, at Placervie, every
Saturday, at . O'Clock, A. NJ. oct26
-SSS---
Protestant Episcopal Church.
PLACERNlLl.E. Divine Service Al the Court House
every Sunday morning at 10y Gc'oek;Suniay School
Mt same place AT = o'clock. W CULOMA--SerNlce
on the trst and third Sunday evenings Of the mnnIh.
at O'Clock. FL DURADO-Servicts Oh the serond
and fourth Sunday evenings of the month ut seven
O'Clock. DIAMOND SPRlSGS-Service on the sec
ond aid fourth sundays Of each month, ut O'Clock
Ply Z. y. fhRCFi MinisIer.
= Ae4,Sea4.J 60, -c-AIt> S7!szSe ~ s~j'97-
Catholic Church.-Rev. j. LarRAn
will officiate in Georgetown on every first Sunday
of the month also, in COOma Church on the third
Sunday. Divine service commences at TO- A. ".
Vtspers, in st. PatrIrk's Church, P'arervIe, on
every Sunday evening, at quarter past I. jy27
Methodist Episcopal ChWrch-Rev.
J. W. Ross. Pastor. Preaching at 10Y, A. NJ and
in the evening. Sabbath School at ~, P. NJ.
Bible Glass 1t the same hour 81
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I. o. O. F.-MOrMing star Lodge, No.
2D l. o. o. r., meets every IA urilay Evening, At
Odd Fellows Hail. IN Stony Point, Pacrrville. An
Brothers in good standing are T. t"rnally invited To
attend. A. SIMoNTON' n. u.
". a. HuH~s. 2. Q dAceSe H
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-01

Call and examine our
machines before purchas'
ing elsewhere. We man
nfacture a large variety
of each stitch and adapt
ell to the requirements al
all families and manu- &C
turers Of goods where
sewing is eu,pl, yed.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-01
A MIDST MINER MELODY.

A MIDSUMMER MELODY.
Twas a night III the dog dave,
Aud al. through the house,
Night providers were stirring
Fleas, bed'L bugs aud mouse.
The children, uneasy,
Squirmed this way and that
The bed bugs preferred them
Because they were fat.
But at dawn on each insect
Lyons death powder fell;
And the rats and the mice, too,
SuccumLed to his Pill.
Lyons Powder will kill all insects. Lyon.
Magnetic Pills are sure death TO rats and mice.
Sold everywhere. REDING1oN & Co, Agents,
San Francisco.
oct25ml d. S. BARNES, New York.
The Physician is often blAm c d for
want OF success in his ire tnrnt when the isappoint-
ment in the recovery Of the sick is tc be traced to
the administering impure medicines Robert White
apothecary. is paying particular attention to the
compounding physicians prescriptions and family
recipes nom medicines of undoubted nurty Robert
White, Medical Hall, is appointed agent for mos
If the genuine Patent Medicines.
The Medical and Surgical Institute
Of DIR. l.. j. CZApKAY, is already secured in po-
stion which places it, well a. its proprietor, far
above the assaults If envy and profess inmal malice.
In the schools Of France, the highest prizes are
often awarded practitioners III this department
" Medical Science, and they occupy with others,
equally lofty position in the profession. EIcOrd
10 an illu.tri0us example, shining light among
! l.; .,,d
DR.. CIapkay has full equalled him i'll his country
as proof Of which, the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine conpiimeu,ed him with Diploma, and
the honorsr! mi eHadem degree. Selecting tnis
as his field Of operation, although qualified as =
| graduate Of the Univcr,ItN Of Prsth, and late
! Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary
army, for more extended laburs, i'r l. J. Czap&ny
has bent his earnest at.utInu t. thu Of chrun
| ic diseases, in which he has hrco grra; and
! expert that he is nov regarded the l., adrr in
this branch Of his profession throughout Z Uni
ted states, and his portrait aud biography are
published matter of interest to their readers in
the most exclusive journals. The Doctors offices
are at his Medical and Surgical Institute, on Sac
ramento street, corner If Lridcsdorf, nearly oppo
site the bui dlngs Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
I Company.
| w- We ask the particular attention of our
/ readers to the sworn certificates Of remarkable
cures. in another column Of this paper. Emal7
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-10
STEAMBOATS,.
Portland and New York Steamers.
SEMIWEEKLY LINE.

The splendid and fast Steamships
dE<2 CHESAPEAKE" Capt. WILLErT
TL1L1s and "PARKERSBURG,' Captain
sEx<1zts-ss.s HOFFMAN, will, until further notice.
folows
Leave Browns Wharf, Portland, every WEDNES-
DAY, and SATURDAY, at 4 =. NJ. and leave Pier
North River New York, every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at O'Clock, r. NJ
These vessels are fitted up with fine accommodations
for passengers making this the speedy safe and
comfortable route for travellers between New York
and Maine Passage $500, including Fare and State
Rooms.
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Montreal,
Quebec, Bangor, Bath, Augusta, PASSPORT and st.
John.
Shippers requested to send their freight to the
steamers as early as p. NJ, ON the day that thep
leave Portland
For freight passage apply to
EMERY FOX, Browns Wharf Portland
ii. b. CROMWELL CO., No. So West Street,
New York.
Dec. G, 1852. diff