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The New York herald., 1863-11-25
IN u. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER.
II. CARRARA MARBLE sIATUARY, FOUNTAINS
VASES AHD d GROUPS; !, FoR rAEI0Rs AND MI GARDENS

Just landed p per ship Esvorcesn, from Lsshorn.
e. H. LUDLOW CO. will sell auction this Wedne esday,
ai O'Clock go Broadway Of
street, large and choice collection Of CaAra Marble
Satua yz:ihe Four Seasons for garden the Water Car
Te celebrated n Bust O. Madonps by GALL ssSonIa Of
"Bacchuir Group Of Education" Bust Of Washington.
Also el.borae Fountain, with three Basins for
garten tpswhch the attention Of the public particularly
called Garden Vases OF various designs and size.
Also large assortnen. OF Marble Aabascr Works
whi,o Groups and Figures OF WHICH more fa particulars
may Dc had rom catsl0Gue9 Vases, c0pied from the
aDcients, "Romann Hebe Egyptian 0otkic. Fioreptine.
kc Iaxa Card Receivers and ull assortment Of Marble
and AlAbnstcr Goods laHN " 81
me ibovc the inportauons OF sgnors Goyannoni
slogues at tho or a, the the aucopse
No. s Pine street ~
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T. II. LepLow, 4uGrIoSEEE. ,,,rr,, .s
MIRRORS, BILLIARD TABLE. GAS CHANDELIERS.

TS H. LUDLOW, AUCTIoSEER ... i.
~. ELBoANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
= FTXTUREs, &c. - -
r II. LUDLOW 4 co. viii sell as auction on FRIDAY
Nov "a 1858, at II o'clock at the MANSION No. l@ sec9ed
avenue OF Twelfth street the entire elegant
Furniture Ac contained in said house consisting n part
"'-- DRAWING ROOMS d"
Elaboraey carved rosewood PsIlor Furniture, In rich
lowered ssiin elegant rosewood Esseres with mirrors
NAbue secftairc carved rosewood Centre Tables
superb Orou md Bronze Cok with Candle Branches 10
match Gne French Plate Mirrors richly decorated Vases
eIessnt Flowered Satin Curtains, very rch AKminser
Carpets
Zine ood IouBgey Turk sh Easy Chairs SQ< Chairs
elab raey erred walnut Library Bookcase, very arRc
size; Library Table. seeTe,Aes rich Curtains, Velvet
Carpet. ..,.-.o..
Very heavily caryed cold Ir,epslon Table elegant
oak Buiet marble top: nne aud sie Dining Chairs
in ,lealher cloth Window Curtains nnc assortment or
Fruncf Ch Ina and t.lasswsre, rich Velvet Carpet.
BED CHAMBERS.
Eiaboraely carved ROSEWOOD and veinut FHneh BED
steads Arnohc Glare. marble top pIesslng Bureaus
Lounges, Easy Chars Book Eiageres, side Tables Enam
sIed cottage Suits Spring Beds cuIed hair Matiresses
Bols,ers Pillows satin Bsdspreads Blankets bhees
Quilts ch Satin and BrocAse Curns. Velvet and Brussels
o'rpe' A'''nffi nffiAfis AND srArRwAYs
RIesan, rosewood Hall Stand large sze French pate
mirror back Hall Chairs sso
All the eegant bronze and gilt Chandeliers Bractc,s and
F1turcs throughout the house, nne rosewood Billiard Table
fPhelan patent bas cues Ac, complete, togebsr with
The Kitchen Furniture With which the sale VIII commence.
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sEGARs AVID TOBACCO.

"CynGssnAcks AID RkDsAcxs siS1i:s.-
street r.-DsAsrs holsi teeIen and parrss ~i.f ~
ie,trr.e - a 5000 ssn lar yr'ss And its !ss,y
raSss. ~ astaHce ssssessed 20 ssrrsss s~ssrs
Pis.. ssry 70 f,css ~ w w y @ ssssa fs,ifSr's.
.s ~. ~ st.,' ',r's ~' o. & s,sn'. 80
us tars tsss tfe souHsYlr t~ sn, efs -
pied Cal adare - TIE asessy % atovs
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rCRAyToN COAL At AUCTION
y OSyIcs o. IHs DkLAwAas, LAcxAwASA AND }
wsTnEs kamaoAp CearaNr. ,s,,.


0"'' o ''' iss:' n: 4 N
sn T .S ss e. ess ss1ay NJ iS
y ihs ;%i:@ street which lns i'y
TFSsssasSos sSsasS6s T3ks So. 1' FRESH MINED
~ +. T.sa ;ns ss aiIs
will Tsps, sHss b. ssssp s or about the oA o. each
*. s &c ss fs'a aus y T ss 'ss Ssd
mfS nv S scn psl on "a Il o q sss @ 1 at The
aS s,sIss Il s fsPs. os s K
!. .f s sssi De
sy. ssssTs s Ss sy fsTs
assY sRs' nde 81 ay T ssn seven ps ea r so
y charged The balance rom ,he time Stipulated
he Of stocking Tie COAL both 10 be paid on delivery
The conditions % sale win te substantially those
sos shss'S sr sppca %
T be BE ss,ssa Sn ds 9S & as Il. o
Tss;s m e b ss Ssi e ss meh Of ocean
dss .HsT 10 sss s afs y
Coat @ ' now E + sssss sff r. N'
G HEnN.ya co, AucrroSrrRs. SELL rms
10 e1St & a. ~ se.HH% ,,ree sn.s .,sr e .g
and fIiqrcs also o,of choice LqaoT. Aso At u oelo
ss a. iiaSs Ssser ,iss barrel. ,sd gaasssea: cia
s..s ssS9 R sPs 1a :'fsas Shsss'y
.as sss.s Gin ro sh, .n ssa .s1 m %ni 200 sA 10
barrels. cases snd ismiI Iobna sale positive.
GnsET r .I2S5s5h y. S ~ 9FgSa i s iS
Fixnrs OF the Liquor So Third ayenuesn eIoeent
Counter Pumps Kegs with brass faucets one large
Screen Stove Tables Chairs Bottles. Gas Fit1res ke
WILLIsM ABsQFT, AucrIosREn, OFFICE ~
O'Clock tho Lease STOCK and FIures Of the Groceu and
no s rss ~ :s ss is dsy Us
per month VIII dispose al private sale UP 70 the above date
vxyuLIAN Writer'S AUcTroyEER, WILL SELL
w this DAY A. two O'Clock SOFAS sofa Beds.sAds Bofs
Ing Chairs Centre Dining auf lea Tables Pier
and MAnie Mirrors Lace and other Cur aims rich Tapestry
Three ply and fnpain SArpes beds snd Bcdd na Bureaus
Washstand-, china. Glass Silver Ware. Stoves Tin and
Wood Ware Tweny;nve second hana csrpes Also
ghernTs sale Of two PsrOg Ca pets one Or 9th, 10
Bedsead Eve Hair Mattresses three Bureaus Washsaads
4 one sait In BrocsteL
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BERT @. HAYWOOD, bh 5000
nAeNIFIcEEI n3rssn0Lp sgKSIruRs

AlCIIokILR
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
This day (wedussday) Novsmoer ~
} splendid private residence Ixa Tenth street. lew
west OF Dr adway. sale comnrepcing nt II O'Clock.
SECULAR atisntlcH}s called 70 this sale pIsins one
arRest and Richest assor,mons of housahold furnA-
nd Worfs of All offered Al auction this season,
Valued 81 $1,000
-. DRAINING ROOu- "a. .t...t =. A..
rb seis OF Curtains cornces and Dsnas; mssnIncent
ng Room Bats. cosered With NE r1rfseet description
lesan Rscrrtlcn CLSirs. 5uperb gevrcs China vasos
,ive; splsrpik Frspes csets CsrstA Ornaments sad
prs,sf f.l' Nsss's S5fSr t
all roqad conlsiDn9 sil ths noAsrn inpeovssneps.
tool and csssf 4, n nnHS- INA NOON 49, f,rieB
,Ar,ea black NAly, Buffet, sss!rsry marble ,cI;
patent Dnisg tfsh1a. DtninD Room Suit, Al "
Gassvare Chsa, DIS asT and Tea ssu ef tbe richest
ton, fail sels Of s9,sr W. W. &C.
rich and elersnt CHAMBER splis in rosewood and
yalnu,; Brusseb csfp:ts and 10 every vv besuu'
BAsEMksr AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
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AT PUBLIC AUCTION
fhsday "Wednesday, Nov a. at the elegant residence Of
A. ~ Chapman, ESQ., 43 West sixteenth street between
Fifth aud Sixth commencing ~ IL elogh.
DRAWING ROOMS.
Chandeliers, Velvet Carpets brocade ana Lace CURTAINS
rosewood Drawing Room suits, Easeres Seers,aJ and
Bookca Cabinets Encognues, Console Tables, ebony
Reception Chairs. Ladys Work Table. Centre Tables Can
tefbuy ereoscope with one hundred elegant siesi
tque Gothic Reception Chais Oh Paintings by emf.
nen ARTISTS Two superb Iandseapes by Coles Holy Family
Legr and; Winter aud SGnmer, hy Lannier; also Pnk
ngs by Huutingion Inman asd seeresi artistic Bronze
siaIuay sees and Dresden China Vases Pier and Mane
Mirrors.
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIAHoFoRTE
Round the richest offered auction his
season Stool Cover Music Stand Books IIas,and rose.
wood and walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedseads. Warirobea
en- suite sys Of Louis Ply Hair and srng Mattresses;
Feather Beds. Blankets Sheets Buffet Extension Table,
SILVER Oyster Tureen, Enee Dishes Coffee Urn. Cake
Basket, Casters Spoons Forks Napkin Rnss salvers,
Dinner and Tea Service China Dinner Ses Cry stall
and Ruby glassware Table Cutlery Linen Conehes Arm
or Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
~ B.Ihe above elegant residence for sale, Inquire Of
me auctioneers 23 Maiden lane Parties wishing 10 attend
ne sale take 'se kh or s.ts avenue or stages At The
at Sixteenth street, few doors from the house.
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TON NOTICE. .---------
wrpsyssny.Iyl,, ~ ~ ~ ~ ss,,ys,.sss, nisssi.
iIAL29.E !oR CASH, genera assor'msS' ef
, r1sEs ga P0c xEI crrLsay, ~
-. - !. oUNr. RIFLES, ~.
9 sur ~ "a sous.ry boyer. cstaisr'ss ie'dy
J. b uALssf 4 co, tGetlonsr.
10 barclay street
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r. y, LggSIST AZ 8 lays AHeIEoNIEltss Is 81 sssn oru.p.
CARRARA AARehE ROpMTAtn AND fI0uRE

c1RRXRA MARbLE EO3NTAEn AND FI0URss FoR
80. GARDENS AND PARLORS
g II. LUDLOW Go. will sell AZ auction this day
wsanesda a. the store se Broaawsy psss 70 The corner
An cisborsiey carved Carrayra Marble Fountain with
three bssns the nnsst imported Also four Figures
With very iare collection OF Statues
Bnsts Tor the decoration OF pariors and gardens
The above the direct importation Of Signors Govan
nori ZsnnonL oxship Fayoreecn from Leigh and
Will be positively sold without reserve
Sale 10 commence = II oclock. ~ 3
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~. n. EXECUTOR'6 SALE or
~ .t t.- -- VALUABLE PROPERTY

ON FIFTH STREET NEAR BoWERY.
al j CO Ss q rft1 III Broad wSa
saseater estate ef sSs sss xnsoS o. PSsps dscssse
Spdas. s:rsc1 re- &C. on the south % ras Z q fh .ss
feet inches rear ~ feel inehes east sa:, i feet
inches vest side being an freguinr MAPS &c may be
bad = n: sIs.IsnssT s%a% !. egfs. SO e. street.
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DAwNBR0KBRg sALE.-THIs DAY AT 81 NEW
i Bowery JAMES AGAR will sell at l01k O'Clock, large
s,sortmentof q mems ard vomens we.rne AIparei.sii
Pillows, Sheets Quilts Blankets Coats Pants Vests Boots
0hoes &c ind other soods too menton. BY
order Of n. CASEY, III West Broadway.
DAwNBRORERs TICKETS sPURCHAsED-oF CLOTH.
Ing, Dry Goods Diamonds. Jcwelry. &C Tho highest
grice pad Tor Overeoa large sssorment OF hrs, cass
Pantaloons and Vests Observe name and number.
F.Itif 0EO. LHVIE l72 Brooma strest
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ID r HAzELL AUcTIONBER,
fssfscn AND GERMAN EaHnlNPA1' Nov ~
ouis. wan. ., -sASSY eooDs AND TOYS.
: .'c- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. &C.
FsrteuAr'k S;;ss11s, kassHsaoa. . uAzrLr Ao,oo..,.
NO q Liberty street
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(NAMELrAS, AZALEAS AND LEMON TREES &C.
~ at auction on "Wednesday, Nov 23 At lols O'Clock: at
above together with choice assortment Of other green
house plants, all In fnc order Sale peremptory.
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NoTlCE;-sALB OF THE KENosHA, ROCKFORD
IN and Rock Island Railroad-The undersigned Ben ia.
min williamson, the trustee deed OF gRgs
bearing date the is day Of April 1857 made by the
according 10 the laws OF the State Wisconsin, and Ke-
nosha and Rockford Railroad Company corporation duly
formed according 70 the laws OF the State of illinois; and
trustee also Of decd Of trust mortgage bearing date
FIRST day Of March 1880 made by the KeuoshA
Rock Island Railroad Company corporation duly organ.
lied under the laws Of the States OF Wisconsin Illinois
road Companies and the Rockford Msssspp Railroad
execution OF the powers In and by tho said
aseds c Sa s or upon hun n @ ERE W. ss a.
the state Of lpois c .he hghss. bidder 70! cash
Thursday the Th day or January 1884 a O'Clock r. NJ
of the sad day. The following described property
All and singular The continuous railroad heretofore known
a. the Kcnosba and Rockford Railroad and known
portion Of the Kenosha Rockford and Rock Island Raf
10 Rockford in the state II Illinois together with all the
fghts Of way depot grosnds r"wass rails srase;
the Ksnosa Rockford Railroad Companies or BY ne
road from Ksnoshs o Rockford or relating tnseio and
porate oher franchises or either Of said Kenosba
and Rockford Railroad Companes or OF said consolidated
Sonneccd Win he sal: ns from Keno
engines tenders Of every Kind. machinery machine
shops tools and wood and property connected
with The proper equipment working. operating and con
from Renoshs q Rockford The aid saie viii not tneiSds
any lands lots other property OF the said Kenosha and
dssa h's s NOT q q hs s sS1'G
A'a Sas"a. 5:a s
sapes Of sr s' u.s ~ Is. m: sna
which said Kenosha and Rockford Railroad Companies or
siS company my anye es:.S cr
ScroSyR IN 1874 "ANNAAeoN' 'u"cs
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A POSITIVE AND PEREATORy
"A Sale Of aagoiecent & &h9qssbo!S Furniture,

VIII take place (ran shine) this (Wednesday) Afternoon
o. two O'CLOCK a. the elegant residence 62 Twenty lrs
street neaE. Seventh ayenue, BY RUssELL wksTCOII
mont OF Paror Chamber and Dining xoom Farni,nre ali
Of which sold without consisting
or superb brocae and French Drawing Room Suits IN
wood Centre Sofas and Side Tables two elegant rosewood
Eregeres Turkish Lounges, velvet Tapestry tngain Car
s1siIx Rsnts Pa'es HsSnSe; Az. w.Ra1r
BRONZE AND EGYPTIAN ORNAMENTS.
SUPERB ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
Magnificent Bedsteads Dressing Spring
and Hair Mattresses Dyans sofas Sofa bed.tssd spring
Cheval Glasses Armoiro Glace. Wardrobes French
Engrayngs, complete variety OF French and bohemian
0assw Cut and Engraved French China OF de-
scpon, Silver Ware Ivory and Cocoon Table Cutlery
snperb Iron Sac Portable Heater one Colts SIX barrel Ne
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE.
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SALES At AUCTION.
coLToN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,

Il
| X COTTON, AuCrIonEgR FuRSi-
we mouse iurn shns line Piano, Mirrors &cfhis day
t"supesiay Nov u a. 01s O'Clock, at ~ Boldway OPP
LoAlle the New York Hotel the entire Furniture Of large
css nouse &c, removed ~ the store for
AT ~ WI embrace roewood mahosany black walnut
anu pak Paror nsrooa Bedroom an Basement Goods,
slirer and syer Plated Ware, rosewood anofore
french Pae Mrrore Curtains and Cornices 20 40 Hair
Matfesses and Spring Paasse Feather Beds and lluAk
Mattresses IA fun Cottage Furniture. enaeed aud
plain With and without marble tops Carpets aud Ocoths
also one superior Gold Patent Lever Watch Sale WILL 10
eremptory and goods must be taken this day
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 co, AUCTIoNEERs. HENRY
H. LEEDS 90. Will sell AT auction, on Wednes esday,
Nov 20 at II o'clock at salesroom e assam street.
Cornices Bands Pins kosettes &c To tie trade aud up
hosterers We shall sell above pno freshly I'M
20 led Cornices Bands Pins Ac OF the latest
Styles many OF which are elaborate They will pos-
reiy sold without reserve for account Of whom may
o OF rare and valuable old Coins and Medals conssng OF
Maitha Washington Half Dime Lberas Americana Liver.
p pooi MaI Penny Washington Crate Cent &c. AL 20 ts
HEsRY B. HERTs; ns$;g, SE I AySIIoSEER
ELEGANT DIAMOND JEWELRY.
RICH l8 CARAT GOLD JEWHLRy
-. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, AC.
THIS DAY, o. ~ O'Clock precisely,
Al sslesrooms No Dey street,
Beips the Entire Stock o. Mr. W. A. Wilson.
-, Of New Orleans. :. f.. ,s.r
An OF the richest qualities, valued $40 00l
70 be sold without Dealers will please
In attendance and bring along their catalogues the Sale
must positively commence Ut ten O'Clock In order 10
through the entire catalogue this day.
Notee. The Diamonds will be sold 81 ono O'Clock
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HENRY B. HERTs. JR., AyCTIoNEER.
IL CONTINUATION SALE
ELEGANT DIAMOND JEWELRY.
RICH Is CARAT GOLD JEWHLRY
GOLD AND SILVER TCHEQ 90

North William street. Household Iufniiures mahogany
ers Brussels Carpets Bareaas washsanes Kitchen Fur
Ting Wagon Buggy Wagon with top one light Wagon
HoI.e and Harness Also ar ny O'clock large quantity
pair Pantaoons 0vercoats one hundred and afy wooen
Blankets Coats Jackets piece Farmers Satin. Secias
Hosiery shaws &C. deposit required from purchasers
r L. ENGLEHART 4 CO., ~ BowERY. AUCTION.
In consequence OF Thsn agfving falling Thurs
day. our regular sale o. Dry and Fancy Goods Cutlery &C.
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rro psyfou -rsAfxD rsovosAI- wfIs sE ME-
si'sf .. s..s 80 20 ,,..,. .a 49, ~.
rsse. r.ss s.sT.sss G., ~, s.., ~.
t.asg 80 ~ .Is A. n q s~er = ~. e. ~, ~ n.
fNfih NHfhiN ffft4sfn nsfsm hrlaf. Nrff ~
sbS pordAaa, asii~sa soua pan. ~ eItsirr
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SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE.
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE AT HOUSE.

A J. L. SMITH. AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL THIS
n. day. at O'Clock, At II Btuyvesant place Ninth street.
east Of the Bible House, one rosewood PArlor Suit one
black walnut do rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Suits
OIL Paintings and everything necessary for geneel housed
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sALEs Ar AUCTION.

A IVAN e BAKER q CO. AUcroNEERs.
N MAGNIFICENT
-r- ss HOUSEHOLD
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DRY GOODS.

4 CARD
n We would eaI The attention tho AIDES of York
ant venly 70 "a. extensive importation this season in
eudng French honnets Dress Headdresses also
other novelties. AL Of the latest designs. -.
Hrs @ LEyINs
Mrs. j. II. Go5S0N,
75T Broadway.
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DAscIso AeaDE siEs.

poDwoRTns pAEcis5 A..tptlpt@
49, ~ NlNffrrf FffefI lfflt~
80 xork ',t.aat s--ssssATs ast fafr.1sfs ~
w.sss,.s5, ~ asar'AsA fii.-f'AA''
r-p a. tsrFg-T .sstsft sri Ff,1agt e. 4 y
uht <<.ta,. q ~ "A g. ffatfsitn
49,. 20 80 s.,.as aiAp9 $50 = .fFas ~ esft 80
y ,y.E,sas rnysgs DAs.INo tQspgsr.
III ~ - .'Ns at' ls t.f..t -. - = -
~. =. fsst4 .f 90 tad i.ffsfF y ~, TO- ~
~ f-tT'ar ta-sfs fafrsI ti tflfs " 90 SO -
s-f 80 - ssstat ...fa 80 SO
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-27
Portland AMI Boston Line
Portland and New York steamers.
sEMI-wEEKLY LINE.

The splendid and fast Steamships
& "CIiESAPEAkE," Capt WuLKrT
LEand "PARkERsBURG," Captain
Ekz&Zz6 iloFrxAs, will until further notice,
as Yoilows -.r srfsrs
Leave Brown. Wharf, Portland. every wEDNEs-
DAY, aud SATURDAY, at4P. M. and leave Pier
North River. New York, every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at O'Clock r. NJ. Fx =
These vessels are fitted up with fine accommodation
for passengers making this the most speedy safe and
comfortable route for travellers between New York
and Maine. Passage $500, including Fare and State
Rooms. sgI MHrf ~ -4#it ~ u
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Montreal.
Quebec, Bangor, Bath, Augusta, PASSPORT and ST.
John. Z.
shippers requested to send their freight to the
steamers asearly as L. NJ, on the day that thep
leave Portland.
For freight or passage apply TO - t
EMkRY FOX, Brown wharf Portland.
II. b. CROMWELL & CO, No. So West Street,
New York.
Dec. 1852. diff
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-27

Dated at n --I7
this day of 1856
NoTE I.--This is only intended to amply where the
members of the family claiming exemption reside in
the same family. IL any Of the members reside ese
where. and have gone into the military service OF the
United States. exemption ON that account can be
claimed.
Norx 2-This certificate must be signed by one of
the parents II there be any If not. by two respec
table persons heads Of fanilies) resident in the same
town. county. or district with the person for whom
exemption i claimed.
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-27

Every family, at this season, should usethe
sAMBUCI WINE, H
celebrated in Europe FORTS medicinal and benefeia
qualities as gentle stimuant, Tonic, Duretc, and
Sudorifc, highly esteemed by eminent physicians,
used in European and American Hospitals. and By
some oil the hrst families in Europe and America.
AS A TONIC
II as no equal, causing appetite and building up
the system, being entirely pure wine Of mostval-
liable grape.
Itimpartsa healthy action Of the Glands, Kidneys,
and Urinary Organs, very benefcialin Dropsy Z, ont
and Rheumatic Affections. ~
SPEER's WINE
Is not mixture or manufactured article but pure
from the juice Of the Portugal Sambuci grape culti-
waited In New Jersey, recommended BY chemists and
physicians possessing medical properties superior
70 any other wines In use and article for
all weak and debita ed persons, and the aged and
inhrm improving the appetite, and benehttfng adies
.T-rT7 A LADIES WINE,
Because II will not xicate rs other wines as 10
contains no mixture of spirits otherquors and is
admired for its rick peculiar favor, and nutrtivs
properties, mpartng healthy tone to the digestive
organs, and blooming. soft and healthy skin and
complexion.
. few well known gentlemen and physicians who
have tried the Wine:
Gen. Winfield scott, UsA. DR.. Wilson 18th st. NY.
Dr.J r. Chiffon: il i city Dr. Doasicrsy, Newsr i.
Dr fslssl N Hy DR. Marcy New rer.
DIR. Hayes, Boston.
~ None genuine without the signature of GAL
FRED PEER, Passaic, n. j., :" Is over the cork Of
each bottle
rv-M4KB ONE TRIAL or TINS VINE
For sale by Druggists and all first class dealers.
CITY and town Agents supplied by the State Com
missioners.
A. sPEER, Proprietor
l. vISEYARD-Passaic, New Jersey.
OrPIcE-20s Broadway, New York. a. % d.
JOHN IsAIOY, Paris,
tfsft Agent for FrantI1 md Germany.
soldin Portland by II. II. Hay Druggist supply
ing Agent. iisrN dec22 div
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Certificate that the person liable TO orq is the ruth
erQf naofhertess children, under ~ years ~ age,
dependent on his labor for support.
/, the subscriber, being liable 10 drafl
into the service Of the United States hereby make
aiidayit that am the father OF motherless
child under " years Of age, and dependent on
my labor for support.
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-27
TINE PERUVIAN SYRUP

~ PhOIkCIED soiution OF the IEofOXlDE OF IHONsa
New Discovery in Medicine,
that strikes the root Of disease by supplying the
blood with its yifai Principle or LIFE Element, iron.
This Is the secret of the wonderful success Of this
Dyspepsia, Liser Complaint. Dropsy, Chronic Diar.
rhed, Bciis. Nervous Elections, Calls and Fe-
e1; ae, q ss 2a se~ an@ sadsgS o
Female Complaints. and all diseases
originating in a bad state Of fhe
Blood, or accompanied BY De-
3@ tilfy, or a Lon State Of
.ss.&s s4f the System.
To take medicine to cure diseases occasioned by q
IL to the system. is like trying TO repair building
when the foundation is gone.
Pamphlets containing certificates of cures and rec
concentrations from some Of the most eminent ply
sicians, clergymen, aud Others will be sent FREE 10
any address, We select few of the names to show
the character of the testimonials: se
Rev. John Pierpont Lewis johnson, NJ d.
Rev. Warren Burton, Roswell Kinney, NJ. ID.
Rev. Arthur d. Fuller, S. III. Kendall, NJ. D..
Rev. Aug X. Pope, W. X. Chisholm, N. D.
Rev. Gurdon Robins, Francis Dana. NJ. d.
Rev. Sylvanus Cobb. Jeremiah Stone, NJ. D.
Rev. +. Starr King, JoseAntonio Sanches, N d.
Rev. Osborn Myrick, Marcelino Amanda, NJ. d.
Rev. Ephraim Mute, Jr., Abraham Wendell, M d.
Rev. Thos. H. Pons, A. A. Hayes, NJ ID.
Rev. Richard Metcalf j. r. Chiffon, NJ. ID.
Rev. NJ. r. Webster, II. h. Kinney, ND M
Rev. Jos. III. Clinch, Jose Espinar, NJ. D.
Rev. Adm. Jackson, Thomas A. Dexter, Esq.
Rev. j. Pearson, Jr.. Thomas c. Amory, ESQ.
Rev. A. X. X. Crawiey, Hon. Peter Harvey,
Rev. Henry Upham, james c. Dunn ESQ.
Rev. s. II. Riddel, Samuel MAY, ESQ.
Rev. Z. c. Headiey. Prof +. yitalis Scherb
Rcv. John w. Olmstead. Ferdinand Andrews. Esq.
~ There can Be but one stronger proof than the
testimony Of such these. and that is PER-
sosAL TRIAL. " has cured thousands ichere other
remedies hare failed 10 gire relief aud inraiids
not reasonably hesitate 10 gire II a trial.
Prepared as heretofore by N. L. CLARK & CO.
J. p DINSMCRE. SOLE AGENT, Boston.
For sale in Portland by w. F. PHILLIPs, II. ii.
HAY, and by all Druggists. iva eodsm
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-27
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it forms glossy, nnfading, durable metallic coat,
protecting wood from decay, and iron and other
metals from rust or corrosion.
sH-lt does not require grinding. and is warranted
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