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The Portland daily press., 1862-11-29

gB-The Brunswick Telegraph says the Fall
Exhibition of the Senior and Junior classes in
Bowdoin College, took place on Monday eve
ming, Nov. oath.
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DIS. LOCKE KIMBALL, DENTISTS No. III
Middle street, Portland, Me. augl5-1y
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From Harper's Ferry.
HARPER'S FERRY, Nov

HARPER's FERRY, NOV. z.
Rebel cavalry have been in view all day
The latest official report from this point is that
small infantry pickets are now visible with the
cavalry.
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A CARD.

nR. HUNTER, Surgeon of the 7th Regiment, de-
~ sres In behalf of the sick and convalescent sol
diers in the City Hospital and the and attend
ants TO return his sincere thanks to the ladies of
Portland for the bountifl dinner furnished by them
on Thanksgiving day.
$. b. HUNTER.
nov2S Surgeon 7th Regiment.
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Wanted.

TTVO purchase Dwelling House, situated between
u Franklin and State Street. worth from 81 500 to
S3OO0. Apply at the corner of Exchange and Fede-
raj Street. (up sfairs) Office No 6.
Portland, Nov. %, ls62 d3ts
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The Army of the Potomac-winter Quar-
ters talked of-Reports concerning Stone
wall jackson.
NEW YnRK Nnu %


The Times Washington dispatch says the
current talk to-day in military circles here is
in regard to the expediency of the army of
the Potomac going into winter quarters. Late
events seem TO have strengthened the proba-
bility of such policy being adopted, and in
ierences to the same effect are drawn fiom
the Presidents visit to Aqua Creek.
The President will in his message earnestly
recommend the passage of bankrupt law
by Congress.
Reports received from the front to-day To-
cate Jacksons advance at Beastown, on the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, near the
Rappahannock in a position to endeayor to
hold Gen. Sigel's force from advancing, or to
fall upon the rear Of Gen. Burnsides army.
Other reports scatter his force along the east
ern base of the Blue Ridge, from the Rappa-
hammock to Smokers Gap, placing the bulk in
advance, and leaving scouting parties in the
rear to observe and harrass our lines.
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of the Rebel Forces.-The Murderer of Gen,
McCook Discovered.
New YORK, Nov. 2s.
The Tribune has the following dispatch.-
Ndshritle, Nor. 26.-The situation is more
probematical than at last advices. The ene-
my have been concentrating and demonstrat-
ing in way which affects the late status that
they were merely ieinting to cover the remov-
al of supplies, and the enforcement of the con-
scription act The weight of military opinion,
however, continues favorable to the view that
there will be no great battle in Middle Ten
nessee. Ii there is, it will be between Tulla-
homa and Winchester.
Confederate bodies of cavalry hover about
our front, but since they were vigorously driv-
en- by Col. Kennett's cavalry command yester-
day. they have been more cautious. A body
of 1900 of them, who were at Nolinsville yes
terday, retired to Mur.reesboro' last night.
Breckinridge's division, 5000 strong, and
Cheathams and Wither's, 5000 strong each,
are at Murfreesboro'. Buckner's corps are at
and around Normandy. Hardee aud Polk are
posted from Tulahoma to Winchester. Part
of Kirby Smiths army has Joined Bragg Gen.
Negley thinks the enemy over $4,000 strong in
Middle Tennessee The volume of testimony
fixes this number at not exceeding 10000.
1t is ascertained that Capt. Gourley, of Ala
bama, murdered Brig. Gen. Robt. l.. McCook.
Mai. Gen. Wright is requested by Gen. Rose
cranz TO arrest the editor of the New Albany
Ledger for violating the 5Ilh article of war.
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CLEAR ED.

Bark Bradford Gables, Havana. by Isaac DYER.
Sch Odesa. (Brl Waters, ST John NIB, by Thomas
Paddock.
Sch Lewis, Wallace. Philadelphia, by Z G
Willard.
The Shipping List notices sales of AZ brig
Palmetto. 200 tons built at Machiasport in 1861, at
SIl00; brig Josiah Jex. 2l5 tons, built at Machias in
1853 terms not transpired.
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Naval.

New YORK, Nov. 27.
The gunboats Passaic and Dacotah sailed to
day.
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The Portland Daily Press has the largest
regular circulation Of any daily paper in
the city.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-29
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Thursday, Nov. CT.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Jura, tBrl Alton, Liverpool 18th inst via
Londonderry l4th.
Bark Ellen Stevens Howe, New York
Brig Fluker, Lord Pantuxant River. Nd.
Sch Abby + Willard, Conley. Turks Island
Sch Wave. Merritt, Philadelphia.
Sch Jane Eliza, Richards. Elizabethport.
Steamer New England, Field, Boston for st John
via Eastport.
Steamer Montreal Prince, Boston
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U. 8. Marshal's Sale.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,l
District of Maine, IS.
Pursuant TO an Interiocutory Order Of sale to me
directed from the Hon. Ashur Ware Judge of the
United States District Court within and for the Dis
trict of Maine, shall expose and sell at Public yen-
due 10 the highest bidder therefor, the following
property and merchandise, Mt the time and place
within said District, follows viz: N L0a0 Uharf
in Portland on Tuesday the second day of December
next. at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, the SCHOONER SUSAN
L. BRowS, her tackle, apparel and furniture: the
same having been ordered 10 be sold BY the District
Court of the United States for the District Maine
Terms Of sale, CASH.
Dated at Portland this twenty-sixth day Of Noyem-
Der, A D., 1862
F.A. QCINBY,
U. s. Deputy Marshal,
District of Maine.
Nov. 2T-dedts
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PASSENGERS.

In steamship Jura from Liverpool-Mr Curillier.
Capt Wood. w Cumming. DIR Milroy, Miss E
Kennedy. Capt Dunn, w kckenney. w Bennett,
and Mr. White. in cabin. and 70 in steerage.
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DISEASES OF THE EYE ANDEAR

Dr. boynton's operations and cures on these deli-
cale organs have been most successful and many of
mem Oh remarkable character. DIR. b. having test
eu 1ne advantages of Electricity for the past ffeen
years. upon thousands of patients in Philadelphia
and otner cities OF the United States is prepared to
urea All diseases OF whatever nature with unrirailed
success The following among the diseases which
DIR. B has been eminently successful in treating.
Catarrh, consumption, chronic catarrh diseases of
the throat, ulcefaton asthma bronehitis diseases f
the lungs in all their forms, gravel in ali its forms
diseases OF urinary organs, diabetes incontinence OF
the urine, dropsy, blindness amaurosis cataract
neutrality-suspicious. ulcers of long standing mer
curial sores, tnmors scrofua in all its forms Cancer
eryspelas diseases of the skin, canker piles hemor
rhoids, liver complaint, dyspepsia, diseases of the
kidneys. stone, Sc, all spinal diseases curvatures
hip diseases, scatica neuralgia rheumatism in all III
forms, deafness, muscular contraction, white SWELL
ngs all uterine weaknesses, leucorrhga fuor albus
whites. fits To the above might be added long list
OF diseases which Dr. b. has treated with equal sue
oess. All FEMALE COMPLAINTS treated with
success. care and strict attention
ID. b. has many testimonials of important recover
les under his treatment, which can be seen BY calling
on him at his rooms.
eY-Dr. Boynton. having full instruction from Dr.
Cotton for generating and administering the Nj
froas Oride, or Erhiierdting Gas, is ready to
administer this Gas to those who may wish to inhae
II for the cure Of Neuralgia Diseased Lungs, &C.
noy2g
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BY TELEGRAPH


From Tennessee.-Movemen and Position
OF the Rebel Forces: The Murderer of Gen.
McCook Discovered.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Saturday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. November 20
Sun. HIGH WATER.
Rises. 7.o7 Sets .42s Morn'g 452 Eyen'g $50
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Yours, &C.,
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

In the Year One thousand Eight Hundred and
Sirty-tro.
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Moor DIS
LIVER INVIGORATOR,
MEYER DEBILITATING

TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GINS
Il and has become an established fact Standard MI
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Price one dollar per Bottle.
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I'II Keen ,em AxvaLa

Near Newark. n. J. lived very pious
tamil y. who had taken an orphan t. ra,ee,
VINO ny the way, was rather unidentified
he had imbibed very strict views on relIg-
ious matters, however, and once asked his
adopted mother if she didn't think it wrong
ior the old farmers TO come to church and
TALL asleep. paying no better regard to the
service. She replied she did Accordingly
before going - church the next Sunday,
ne hiled his pocket with apples. 0ne bald
headed ole man. who invariably went to
sleep during the sermon, particularly at
Taeted his attention. Seeing him at last
noddiog aud giving nasal evidence of his
beng IN the land of Dreams, he hauled
on and took the astouished sleeper, with
ao apple. square On the top of his bald nate.
The minister and aroused eunyregati,p a,
snce turned around and Indignantly sazed
ct the boy, who merely said 10 the nreach-
or. as he took another apple in bis hand
with sober, honest ex preston of coun'
tenanee. "You preach, III keen 'em
swskel"
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Never too Old 10 Learn

Socrates, at an extreme age, learned 10
pay on musical instruments.
Cato, at eighty years of age thought pron.
or 70 learn the Greek language.
Piutarch, when between seventy and
eighty commenced the study os Latin.
Boccacc'a was thirty-five years of age
when he commenced his studies in polIte
literature yet be became one of the three
great masters Of the Tuscan dialect. Dante
ano Fetrah being the other two.
Sir Henry Spelman neglected the sci-
ences IN his youth, but commenced the
study Ut them when he was between fftv
and sixty years If age. After this time he
became q most learned antiquarian and
lawyer. anu
Ludovico, at the great age ofll2. wrote
the memoirs of his own time. A singular
e1ertion, noticed by Vvltaire, who was
himseif one of the most remarkable in.
stances Of the progress of age 10 new
studies.
o2iiby, the translator Of Homer and
virgil, was unacquainted with Latin ami
SrseK tiii he was past the age of fifty.
Franklin did not fully commence his
philosophical pursuits I'LL he had reached
his fiftietb year.
Dryden, IN bis sixty eight year. COM
nenced the translation of the Hiad: and
his mIst pleasing productions were written
IN his old age.
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GuARDIANS SALE.

DY virtue of deeretal order Of the Will County
I'D Court, in the State of Illinois, made and entered
at the April term D. 1852 OF said court at the Petit
tnr "f the undersigned guardian of Rhody Cross and
jackson Cross infant heirs at law of Jackson A. Cross
late Of aid County deceased shall sell all Of the right
title and interest of the said heirs in and the follow
ing described real estate, situate said County and
state aforesaid to Wit Lots five and six in Crosss Sub-
division OF Block thirteen in Dennys third addition TO
MOkena with the tenements &c. thereuuto belonging
at the said premises Thursday the 9Th day OF June
ls62, at O'Clock p. NJ Of that day. at public auction
to the highest bidder Tor. half Of the bid cash in
hand, and the balance on credit of one year with
in crest at six cent per secured by judg.
meEt note Of the purchaser and good and suficient
power Of sale mortgage on said premises, and policy
of INSURANCE OF at least 800, in good responsible
Fire Insurance Company upon the house on said
premises assigned collateral security.
CYRUS CROSS, Guardian.
X. +. BARBER, Sofr.
April %, 1852 4ssu
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THE WIFE.

Rorsake theei Neveri Though the mark
ofCain were stamped upon thy brow,
Though thy whole soul with guilt were dark,
Fear not that will leave thee now.
No; underneath the listening stars
Ibound my life, my all to thee;
Not crime and sin can break the bars
'Tis death alone can set me free.
Thine, thine, afor better or for worse"
Through JOY and sorrow, bliss and pain;
Though others hate and biindly curse,
III love and cIeave to thee the same.
And who is LEFT thee now but met
The world look on in pride and seorn.
Oh, dark indeed thy way would be,
With little hope Of Frightening morn.
Alone to tread the downward road,
without one plying hand to saveI
No, dearest, I viii share the load,
Our parting spot shall be the grave.
And when remorse is on thy breast,
And dark they brow with Inward pain,
Oh, be It mine to tell Of rest,
And lead thee to the path again!
To smooth the narrow way to peace,
10 cheer thy hopes, to sOothe thy fears,
Bid thy rsrnorseful anguish cease,
And wipe away thy bitter tears;
Or ~ my pleading love IL vain,
And deeper, 6lseker crimes ascend;
Ny breaking heart shall tell no tale,
But steadfast follow TO the end.
When shadowy death shall break the chain
That bound usip a lifelong spell,
The grave alone disputes thy reign,
Then only will say-RarewelI.
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MORTGAGE Sale.

" HEREAS, Patrick LOndergan and Allen Londer-
w gan, his wife. of the County OF Will, in the
state Of Illinois did, the tweDtysxti day Of Jan
uhry, 1892 execute and deliver Arnold H. Fahs of
the county and state aforesaid certain deed of Mort
gage, to secure the payment of indebtness of One
Thousand aud Eghty-nine Dollars. secured be paid
by certain notes Of even date with said mortgage
made by said Patrick Londergan, payasle to said
Arnold X fahs or order, said more particularly
described in said mortgage, which said mortgage was
recorded in the Recorders Office of Will County I'LL
nols, IN Book 59, Page "a; and whereas Arnold r.
rams Aforesaid did on the twentythrd day Of January
1907 ass'gn transfer and set unto Elias Greene
baum all his right title and interest ia and 20 the
above mentioned mortgage, which deed OF assignment
was recorded in the Recorders office esaid in book
80, page EOS; and whereas default has been made in
the hrst three notes described and ed by the
mortgage aforesaid and il is provided in said mortgage
that in Of default of the of either of said
notes at the time when the same became due and pay
able the whole indebtuess secured ~ said notes in
said mortgage mentioned. shall thereupon become I'M
mediately due and payable;
Now. therefore. public notice is hereby given. that
in pursuance of the power of sale in said mortgage
contained, shall Tuesday the Sixth day of May,
A ID. lS62at twelve o'clock in the forenoon of said day
in the Village OF MOnee, in said Will County. sell at
public auction the highest bidder for cash the fol-
lowing described premises. conveyed by the above
mentioned mortgage to wit Lot number IN of the
South Wet quarter of Section number nineteen 1s)
Township thrty-four ga North Range thirteen Q3)
East of the third principal meridian, situated in viii
County aforesaid. together with all and singular the
tenement, Embellishments. privileges. and appurten-
auces thereuDto bPlonging and all the right
v OF redemption OF the said Patrick Londergan and
Alien Londergan, his wife, their heirs and assigns in
and to the said premises
ELIAS GREENEBAUM, Assignee ofMorteaee
Chicago March rs. lS62. I25w
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Fire and inland Navigation
Risks accepted consistent with solvency and
fair profit.
Especial attention given to Insurance of DWELLINGS
and Contents. for terms of l to years
The solid service long and successfully tried and the
many advantages the Etna Insurance Company pos
in its line, should be overlooked by those
ready insure and under standing their
During - stringent times" the necessity for reliable
Insurance becomes imperative duy-the ability Of
property owners to sustain loss being then much less
ened.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns through
the State Policies issued without delay. by any
the duly authorized Agents of the Company.
H- Busnhss attended to with despatch and fidelity
BOWEN GROVER, Agents.
Joliet, Sept. q, 1859. nI5ly
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Mortgage Sale.

M HEREAs. James K. Buggy end Bridget Buz1v
w seyerally, On the 18th day Of December A r. ;
$500 made aud delivered to Royal L. Barber their GER
tam prcnssory note for $12 payable one year after
date thereof TO said Barber order with Interest 40
zen per cent per annnm after due, being for money
BORROWED which said note secured 10 be maid h.
the certain Mortgage Deed of even date therewith n
Tue said James X. Buggy and Bridget Buggy his wife
upon the real estate hereinafter described duy recorded
N the Office OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court and er
ohco Recorder Of Du Page County, State Of Illinois in
Book Of Mortgage Page as az
And whereas default having been made In the nav
ment OF fhe said note and every part thereof and Of
all interest thereon. ACCORDING - the tenor and ec,
tnereot public notice l. hrrrby given that in
OF the power OF sale in said mortgage containrd shaI
sell al public yendue the highest bidder for cash a,
the Court House door in Will County State ~ uIinois
on Monday the 18th day Of May. A. D. 1852 a, Io
O'Clock IN the frrenoon Of that day the real sf,, -
said mortgage ana hereinafter described 20 wit.
Inc southeast quarter Of the northeast oua,ter n,
section seventeen Q7) in Township thirty even ign
nor,h and OF Range eleven l) east Of the third min
mer edan, situated the coudty Of Du PAGE state
OF Illinois, with the tenements &c therennto belong
ing aud all right and equity Of redemption Of the aid
james n Buggy and Bridget Buggy. his ~ffe their
heirs &C. therein and for the purposes therein stated
r. q. BARBRR, Nortgazee
Joliet, April I'D, 1854. rs Nv.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS,
COUNTY OF WILL. 30
Will County Circuit Court of the March Term, 1862.
Edward Prce,)
Bill for Divorce

PTlCe. ]
tFlDANlT of the non-resdence Of the at,ova
n named defendant, having been fled in the oAscs
OF the Clerk OF said court notice il hereby vsU a.,
the said defendant that Edward Price the s.tS
plainaut aid his Bill Of complaint in said court on t
chaneery side thereof. on the lsCh day of January
d. 1867. and that summons thereupon issued unt or
said court against Mary Price the defendant above
named. returTable the third Monday of MAJ
next. as il by law required.
Now unless you the said defendant. shaIl personalv
be aud appear before the said of said Connty on
the first day of the term thereof 10 ba hel1 a,
Joliet in said county, the third Monday Of nsrcb
A. d. 1s62, and plead answer or denur To The said
complainants sad bill of complaint the SAM and The
matters and things therein charged and stated will G
taken confessed, and a decree entered against yo
according to the prayer of said bill Of complaint
BIZ RUSSELL, Clerk
A. II. CoSyIs. Comp. Sol.
Jsliet, January 81 1862 aasv
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TAX SALE NOTICC

A LII persons concerned. will please take notice
n that at sale of lands. town and eity lois Tor
County and special taxes and for the year
and State Of Illinois. the 2sth day of Nav 1880
and that am the legal holder the purchase cor
tihcate Of the following described tract ~ Land
sold at said sale. and that the time of reden,
ton thereof from said sale will expire in two
years from the date Of said sale and the redemption
viii be doubs the amount sold for and subsaa,,a
taxes paid by me- with interest thereon and cost Of
advertising. towit ~ VI
20 acres W u Or Or Secs T.s2RIoE.
Joliet, Feb. 18th, Ise2 o-~AN.
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DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE,

require restoration OF nsensibe perspiTaton. Sloan
Fever AntdOte. Condition Powder is "A certain Blood
Purifier. Ii fails loosen the skin Cleanse tn
Water,create appetite, aud positive Coughs
Colds stun Complaint Founder, Dstemper, and carries
OF Bolts and Worms. may be given any time and
und9r all circumstances with perfect safety.
One Package of the Powders and box of the Oint-
ment viii perfectly cure Founder in SIX or
eight days without leaving the least effect the feet
In Horse Dstemper, they will allay the fever and pro-
mote healthy termination of the disease. One pow
der and a part of n box of ointment, will, in all
cases. cure, tho Horn Dstemper in COW; two are
sometimes required for an OK.
WALTER b. SLOAN, the original discoverer Of this
truly valuable medicine. still has the sole supervision
OF its manufacture but orders should be sent to his
son. Oscar Sloan, "a South Water Street, Chicago
H., who will promptly supply the demand for these
popular and truly great medicines
They are sold by all dealers in Medicine. Sold
wholesale and retail at Manufacturers prices, at
Joliet bv j H. BROWN, and Retaled by all the 9TH
er Druggists.
June 49, 1860. no1Jv
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T. P. CAGWIN
How Beautiful for a Child's Grave (!


nAGUARREoTYPE PICTURES ATTACHED To
IL Head Stones and Monuments in PAEIAS MARBLE
CASE, and warrented to secure the Likeness from
air and dampness for a long number of years ANY
Daguerreotypst copy the Dagnerreotype these
Cases from the original picture, ard it il but few
moments work to attach one Of them to Head Stone.
When attached TO Head Stone Monument, they
look though they carved on with the
Sculptor's Cbise for they initiate marble so perfectly
They are very ornamental 10 Head Stone, and
worth twice the amount charged, for ornament
More than Fifteen Thousand Cases 'have been sold,
this fact alone shows concusveiy that they
running into general use.
The zdorning of the Sepulchers Of removed ones al.
leYiates grief and sUohes the wounded heart 1t
also cheers the bereaved to know tina: an additional
establishment of the grave presents stronger
tons to arrest the attention Of the stranger and
him to pause and learn the ndDie, and gaze on the
enses of who has shared largely in the love of
others. To refined and cultivated mind, there not
a more mOurnful spectacle earth than a desc
Grated grave neglected and over-grown graveyard.
Those in whose memories the departed live will
to strew sweet flowers upon their graves, and drop
tear of af1, ction.
The, will plant there the Rose the Lily and the
Evergreen as Emblems of fragrant and beautiful
Immortality, which they assign them in the Paradise
of God. Above all deplore the loss Of those
Licensees of dear departed which so distinctly
engrayen upon the tablets of memory Although
months and years may eapse since memorable Death
made surrender the bodies Of cherished to the
grave and their spirits God yet they still pres
ont To our minds beautiful and life like.
Aud who does not realize a melancholy pleasure in
recalling departed ones. he their image clothed with
the innocence and loneliness of YOUTH or marked by
the sorrOws OF cares of agar
One of these Cases will be sent by express to apy
person in the United States for Two Dollars One doz-
Cases will be sent to any Marble Dealer or Daguer
reotypist for Twelve Dollars
Circulars &c. fui nshed free, and sent with each
package of Cases. Agents charge IS apiece when
they attach them to Head Stones.
Any person wishing to sell them can be supplied at
Twelve Dollars per Dozen.
Young Men and Mechanics can by engaging in this
business make easily Fire Hundred Dollars this Spring,
and only Twelve Dollars required Capital to
menee with.
Monumental Design Book will be sent to any Mar
Bile Dealer for Three Dollars This is rsrate work.
and well worth the price asked for it.
al Orders must be accompanied by the Money:
will be responsible for its safety, if you have proof
sendingit.
Address the Manufat turer'
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,
rn0H Il W, M.-ia.. ~