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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-11-30
Condensed Statement
-oF The
Home Insurance Company

OF NEW HAVEN, CONN.
To the Secretary Of the State of Maine, Nov. l. 1853
The Capital Stock all paid in H. ..... 500 200 90
Surplus over Capital. 50,0S2 e5
AssETs, ISvEsTEp As FOLLOWS:
United States Bonds, market value, $4,000 90
=" Treasury Certificates, do, 1920 90
State Bonds. do, 134la 90
Bank Stocks. do, 6s,569 %
Cash loaned on Bank Stocks, do, 25,6e0 90
." ~ " ON Railroad Stocks and Bonds, 1850 90
=" on first mortgage of real estate, Is, $50 20
" in hands of agents and In course Of
transmission 81 800 90
Bills Receivable, received for premiums Ss62 81
Cash on hand and loaned on call, 1884 As
Premiums due and unpaid, a.7S0 So
Interest accrued on investments, S3l9 %
Other investments, including safes and office
furniture, S.oI7 Il
Total assets, s2j0,o3a 96
LIABILTrIEs.
Losses reported and waiting further proof sll 22i 10
Other claims against the Company. Jog "a
ID. II. SATrERLEE, President
CHARLES WILSON, Secretary.
state of CoHHecfieat, Nesc Haren SIS
November H. 1853.
Sworn TO before me,
Henry CHANrIoN, Notary Public.
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A A good two-story honse, barn and ar.
InM rage-bouse, with lot 6s u IS teet, in Back
E.nNk Cove Village, near Tukey's Bridge. about
one mile from Portlsnd post oficca pleasant situ-
alton.
Also one house lot on Monument street. In Port.
land on which is unfinished house; and one lot,
about hundred feet square, ON Atlantic street;
will be sold entire, OF IN tvs lots. Terms easy.
Apply 70 J. HACKER.
jeli deodS wti52
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DR.. j. III. HEALD

MOKE IESIvMeDNVAN
~
MT g M N0u II g TIT %
49, ~ ~ ~'A - ~ ~ - - ~ L - ~
Iacopstant,,, re..iy;rr ,,so,;o;,ad .as.;r,,.,. .,
a, e es'o"iai' VI
the astonishing cures performed by her. Among
commended to the notice of the .fa;ctsd Mrs. u.n.
chester may be consulted at
oiaPPs niock, Room NO. D.
A CASE OF Spinal DISEASE cJyprD
r.;. ..,s.
a. ,as. -, "a, "en. " sec 'iis' nancnes'
-, -. ', niiAe 'iouoieu win
sra go. .,t =. -. 80 uoe'o's1 ~,
.inSs 80 ~ ~ -, 80 '. f"' '',"n, VI ~,
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.;..,.,,.. D1, al ~ nv eaee'' ou, 'no eoh'
. A. -. So" 81" "o's ."' ~ VI. ooaeiusio"' az
a;d -. 80 49, o 81.
WV anu " 'ny s'e"' SURPRISE sue 'oiu me 'he nn'
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MORE TESTIMONIALS!
.
M Il S. M MANCHEST TER

Is constantly receiving unsolicited testimonials of
the astonishing cures performed by her. Among
many recently received the following, which are
commended to the notice of the afflicted. Mrs Man.
chester may be consulted at
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FOR SALE & TO LET.

O61ce to Let.
I'm second floor, Middle Street, centrally situate
~ and easy Of access. Apply at No. 70 Exchang
SfTeef. jyl1 If
, 1863-03-11
ENGLISH OPINION.
What the English People think of the
Recent EKOnofB to Mason By tho
Lord Mayor OF London,


!ne EeceFl9n o. M. Mason; Ihe feoei com
o. o. ,ne ~; Lofo mayor q Lonaoh' !as MOI aaaea
to MS popularity in England. lie seemed to
see IN that reception the prelude to ultimate
political and eommerela! relations between
the government Of Her Majesty and jeff Da-
Wis. But the English people do not appear to
sec 1t in that light, and even the London 7i,nes
the arologist and, admircr Of the rebellion,
rcbukcd tlm 1"r his presumption on that oc-
casien.
But it was at the great meeting Of the
Emancipation society, NJ St. James Hall, that
Mr. Mason reserved me most scath'ng reenkc.
Mr.. ". Evans, she ffesldent OF the society,
in his rcmarkS on taSing tac chair, SAID TINT
one OF thc causes o. me 1arla growth o. !he
soc,e1y, was ~ lamentaole exnlnlt1on
mads py tns Lora Ala5o3' III oa'lnE welcomed
Mr; Mason. =.
PROFESSOR rewl;an sn', soae!uasa MS rc1aafhs
, 1863-03-11
A British Elect Gathering in
Hampton fsoads-Hn~ults ia
our Men l>y British Sailors.

The Fortress Monroe correspondent Of the
Philadelphia inquirer writes (March Sd) as
follows:
A British fleet is gradually gathering in
Hampton Roads. The Vesuyius and Pctrcl
have been IN the llarbor tile past week, and
last night the English sloop Of war Desperate
arrived there from Charleston, and will prob
ebly remain for some time. The collection Of
this fleet Of Anglo rebels evidently means
something. The rebels have had another yis-
ion Of the millennium, as they console them
selves With the idea that Oh or about the Stll
Of March Norfolk is again to FILL into their
hands. How this thing is to be accomplished
has not Jet transpiEed, but may not :se e Brit.
ish men-of-Kur nc1w n.cw in these Roads be in the
secEct Of the rebel plot to re- capture Norfolk
City, and to this fact intend to be witnesses.
That the .sympathics Of these people arr
with the South Is Il transparent fact. It j:
only three or four days ago that the Petre|
| arrived here from Charleston, via Havana
| The ship had scarcely come to an anchor, be
| fore the whole crew mustered on deck ant
| sang first the national air of Great Britain
| and Immediately after "Dixey's Land,' will
| new version for thu Suuth, Of - We VII
! Defend Herr This was done wl'iic lying of
| distance of about two hundred 5-s1s from
| the fort anu shout fifty yards of the block
! aiding steamer Mystic. This tlagrant insult +
| our flag by the tory Engli=hmcn may Lead u
great trouble, whlie their vessels remain sta
tioned In this harbor, au;l it is only by dint q
| great c1crtion on the part c. tue olAcces tna
| difficulties arc prevented bctGsecn our me
and the English sailors when the, come 0
| shore.
, 1863-03-11
Appeal to Eo1orcd Men,

~ ~oA"ieo 'ae"s
treoerlc UouEiass Aas Issued call TO coiored
men to take up arms in the country's defence.
TIE s,rs that II var unaor+,,.a,, md hr,,o,,1,
-, 49, 80. a., ""l unu11 '"'A'" ',1o o4ae.A's
carflea On LOT the perpetual ehslSement Of
W., - ho,- =, s,,,,,oe- an TEc nroos That
tn'n ~ Ae.p ~ suppress -, 'A'''.
they should not stop to crltlclse the causes .!
DELAY on tue part Of governing authorities to
,,r>oia;, o,,;nct 4bo f,ae of ITO conn+r,, It bar
o'e44'''1 aaAa' ~. ~, ~ ~ eoun1 "''
powerful n4ach oaAa tnat I'LL o'er lae ceun'
try the words are writtcn-"Now or never ~
thai liberty to the colored men won 1,v wb;te
~. a,1s ,..r~ 80 ~ 1a--4.
'oen "ou1o A'Aeh AAuA 1es a1sI1c1 tuat tuoso
who wonld be free, themselves should strike
the blow'' for freedom.
Tiara ,o+ 41,o,.h4 1:o1,.,, ~ r
~, 80 a.Ssu: nHa neu5 u ~ NV nVlo5
~ :a. ~" aua. scesslhs " .ou. 1He cnanse1 !
g,n gMe e9nles o. nose opsctva1iohs u thc great
sttu6Gi a6:.; nVm ~. ~ p1ossessIaao u tne uecp
eoHs!etloi' tnal l.ils ~ II your nonr anu mlAe.
,;,aE E?ou =. n.s', .ntn' anu u!cr . t1e oesl ae
11os'algu, n LOW, ~ enT nrs1 Etne aInng me
allls. ~ c'ei5 eoi!ae1siatloA "A4cl o4auS
tou ~ suul c1siaHGe leAoH eonntrynlen, ana
~ peace alIh "eHafe u sonl county; ~
every hePllatlon Whicn you encfish tor the
freedom and equailtF OF yourselves and your
clh!Qfcn; og ali Inc ties Q! oiood anu identity
which make US one with the brave olack men
nov lighting our battles III Louisiana, IN
south Caroi,na, l urge you TO iiy to arms, aud
sn''te with death the power that would bury
hopeless grave WISH could tell you that
Ihe 9tale OF &C" 1orh casls you 10 TINS hlgh
non forthe moment her constituted nii.
tnofitles are silent on the snD)ecI. Iecy Will
, 1863-03-11

From Tie n. 7. Evening Posi-, Gth.]
The story goes in Washington, that when
1al1andiglnln denounced the I'orld ncwspa-
per Of this CRY as an Abolition journal, and
Ben. Wood denied that It was any more an
organ Of the Democrats, some Republican
member Of Congress expressed his surprise at
those statements. "Why, you sec," replied
Bep., my brother Eot tircd Of ne thing after q e
mont and othcrs!' "But the cdisors," sug-
gested listener, "wcre they transferred with
tLc'concern:" "Oh, yes" reJoincd Ben,
with the utmost coolness, ave sold 'cm all
in n lu1nnpt
, 1863-03-11
Fifly-n1nc Persons Killed.

Locorno Is one Of those pretty little half
italian, half Swiss towns which line the
Northwest shores Of the Lago Maggiore The
church with its dome towering over the
quaint old trescoes by Luini, is the one
Sight Of tho little city. On Sunday, tho llth
Of January, there was present in that church
congFega' ion, composed, as Is usually the
case in this part Of Europe, almost entirely
Of women. Suddenly there was dead, heavy
the church lad never been cleared Of the con
stantly.falling winter snow, and the immense
weight accumulated was to great for the
strength of the worn-out building. The
whole dome gave way and fell on tue congrc-
female corpsez~one @ b briae q 70 geais"ani
ore old man wills found, after tho ruins had
b,cn cleared by the inhabitants.
, 1863-03-11
Ri! CAT ARR Fl
Dr.. Sttlty's Liquid Catarrh Remedy,
Aspre cure for
Catarrh nr Gn}d in fha Hand

1t is casier CntaETh than Consumption mud By
curing the h1St the latter Persons should
understand that the better Way to cure consumption u
10 prevent It
IAc symptoms OF Catarrh. as they generally arpear,
are At Dirt tyesy slight Persons n.a they l,1Fe cold
Hensat've to the changes T. this con
and nc4id afterwards becoming thick and adhesive.
As the scatc hecoct chronic the dtscharges are In
creased In QuAtny and changed In quality: they
thick and hcavy and are either got rid by blow
Ing The else they 1lf fnto the throat and
hat1ked or couEhcd of. The secrCti0ns oIcnGlya
causing bad the voice is thick and nasA. the
eyes arc weak ths sense 81 smell Is lessened OF de-
Dy The aid 81 Tie I1ST.ID CATAf:i:H REMEDY. al
2tese Fy11}tonse c6n lie cfcctu1ay removed
ITice OF the tatAr1h I:aMedy nc sufficient for
ono mouth. III luu ard clear directions 6ect by
prcfa.
Office, 1e2 South Clark Street, Cup stairs3
AddrcSs D-, D. II, SEELTE,
ecll-yl555u Post Office Iox ;35l Chicago Ill
, 1863-03-11

EuKRNAn HOUSE. Chicago. Ill. Feb. II. 1863.
afcssrs r H. DR AXE Co. ;-Please send us another
twelve cases of your Plantation D!teEs. AS morning
appetizer they appear to have superseded everything
else aud are greatly esteemed.
Touts. &C., GAGE L WAITE,
, 1863-03-11

ITO ARTISTS, ENGRAVERS,

ITO ARTISTS, ENGRAVERS,
81 @ 7atonai !on Currency apr ehs1scter: M @ aud
none Viii considered that ls1e bes, na. -
paI 7rSn fsts, sny fea5;Tsasy bsa ee:dsse
aate fze ,at; q ;sysn ;S sS1se ss
sS;;S + IL IS 4s;ed Siss
safes ef Z 6nted a1
Reelste5 fine Ireasnry togs.er With the pE1i.e .
President and Cashier thereof and thelE place VI
reverse must he su=ceptabe Of receiving the fol;
asaa s
es 90 lmp9Es and so for 81 and other debts
eseeptiRteTest On public dsbt..' > . '''Ns''
3o[!oxa2S :yaogS: :sstioas sa s e au!hsF
zR of snE
8 s5
xs 81 eSf tsH 9s r. r. :5ay
1sst to me not exceeding ons :housand dollars. iu
ps:E9s WI he 5scs!sea nnt The sta d,y Of A.;ea
;s q s1d % ~
sr:s; s:.s: e
Proposals Vi. ai:o be received tor furnishing de. d
eemreted tes and W the Ehiea .hey M @ caa se ur
Tie 1 esng the e M de-
ssse e " sa sSss sa;: Ri ~; d.
eorea thereof to be the exclusive property Of the
, 1863-03-11

PHILADELPHIA. 10Th Month. 17th Day, 1s62.
REFLECTED Fu1END My daughter hns been much
benefited by the oftay Plantation Bitters. Thou
Ellt send me two hotties more.
Thy friend. ASA CURR1N.
, 1863-03-11
S-Ti-!86O- *.

s-7-I -Ie6o-x.
Afew bottles Of Plantation Filters -
Soa EaSae E5,asmss ssS 9P$ Ills SS1SEa Sts' n'
F1stn!ency and Indigestion
-. :. Esssslss Fst:gas aza sho-: n7ea.a.
" :" 3,enta! pczpondency: '-
Bssv 5esiis5isa sfsa Wsssass Wsaz Ssse.z &c.
Which are the evidences Of - .-.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
It's estimated that seven t.lths Of all adult ailments
proceed from diseased and TORPID liver The hillary
sec.etors Of the liver orc:aowsng nto the stomach
poison the entire system and exhibit the aboTe symp
toms,
After long reseasrh We are able 70 present the most
remarkable cure for these or7d nightmare diseases.
the world h.s ever produced. Within one year oynr
stx hundred and forty thousand persons have taken
tLerlantAon Btte1B, an Instance OF complaint
has come to our knowledge!
1t is most eecsual tonic and agreeable stlmuant,
sulted 10 MI conditions Of LIE.
Tie reports that It relies upon mineral substances
for its active properties. wholly false. For the
public satisfaction, and that patients may consult their
ph5slc1ans. we append LIST Of Its cou,ponente.
CA11s&xA BAEK-Celcb1ated for over two hundred
years In the treatment OF Fever and Aguc Dyspepsla
Weakness &c. 1t WAS Introduced into Europe by she
Countess wife Of the vlceroy Of rer in 1s.o and af
tervards sold By tic 1esus FOR THE KsoRxors PE1UE
or 1Ia OWE WEIGHT IN ElLrEE. under the name Of
JEsr1r's Powders. and was finally made public by
Louis XVI, King Of France. Humboldt mai special
reference to Its febstuge qualities during his South
American travels.
CaEoAEu1A DARK-For d1arrhna cole and diseases
OF tie stomach md bowels.
DAxpE11oS-For Inflammation Of the loins and
dropsleal affections.
CnAAoM1E F1owKEs-For rniceb1ed digestion.
LAVENDER FlowEEB-stronaslc. stmulant aud
tenle-highly 1nylgoE7ting in nervous debility.
w1sr.RaREE-Fos scrofula rheumatism, &C.
As1sE.-An a1o1a3tEc carmlnatIve; creating flesh
muscle and milk much used By mothers nursing.
Also. cloYebuds. orange ca7raway, coriaudcr snake
root. DC.
S-T-1SG0-X.
Another wonderful Ingredient. OF Spanish origin
im1artng beauty to tic complexion ard brluancy t
tho mind. Is get unknown to the commerce Of fths
world and We Withhold Its name for the present.
, 1863-03-11

Compoonoeo 1so1n i'oots bafksaad Leaves
x,-7,o s,1t,n TIM fo-,n of do,,,,,,. -
..cona nc.1;nr saothinr snd smoenf tn}c;cton' '
-omo~,rr ii, sc.15inc he.t ~ ,nn+oner dscha-re,
- rha ,xvn ,nr5trfncs cnmh}ned being con,n1ete
and needtnc mn o,,cr nec,ne tn cnrp the rnt ohst.
-. -. ..-..t. 49,. 80 l., .e,..,.,,,,
=, ttasa a..ns - ~. .,hrs ~. w.t..
~ r,n.te., 1,en Al, tha ~ osrs,ors n,an,r.,n.s
nave ianed.
lhese Preparations arc nos only rs good as other
ncolelnes. AU1 THEY ARxFAE BETTER THAN TIE nEs7,
ios Tie simple reason That these never fall to cure in
from one to 1ucEx dnys vhf1e all others dn faf, In
, 1863-03-11

ROCHESTER, n, r.. December %, 1861.
Messrs r II. DI:.KE i Co. :-1haye been great suf.
ftrer from Dyspepsia for three four years and had to
abandon my profession. About thsee months ago ]
tried tie Plantation Btters. and to my great Jog,
now uearlya well man. I1aye recommended them in
several cases. and far as KNOW always with signal
benefit. lam respectfully yours.
REV j. S. CATuGRS.
, 1863-03-11
fiina1etal.


educational.
N1APLEWOOD YOUNG La
1I1 DIES ISSTiTETE.
PIITSEIELD. MASS,
Occurrences IL 4t,h se1otancual session ApEt y Il
adds to it, well knoga literary Ele lielll-
stes for appropriate Gymr astc cafH:s .Na11ea3 haf
CIV. SPEAR. tie Principal. for c'culaEs.
FL. ash fluutYd
N7ESTEKN UNION COLLEGE
" AND MILITARY ACADEMY. FULTON. I'LL.
The SccoEj Session OF the cu!Iens school year Ntu
opeu on tic sih Of lnE.ry 1862 Eit5 ne usual COL
itx1ste and l.e,Ir E!1-srs Tho highest class OF
adyamtases taor"nsh Classical Scientific and MILL
reIeace Professors s1e In charge Of the vastous de-
partHents.
Particular Attention paid to Physical Culture,
The coEsss TX h. The finest School buildings In tho
tgs Mits;aEy Park gel! furnished afmory. aGynas-
sun aEQ nla1y osner advantages which should cai,a
the attLtion q psrelts. thoroughly educs. I'd OH
&c. major 81 y sml:h. bate ofthe S ARMY yin
dress N blue Uniform. aad military discipline aad
game table Ml'h tne Esea!ty Terms. $50 schoo!
a:any tine and c;lIsgsd f:pm daIe Of entry For C.-
c1la.s address Col D. S. COVERT. President
Fulton III. January ath. 14D- EE!1, a21o In.
, 1863-03-11

MOTHERS! MOTHERS!!
Nl MOTHERS =:

pou't fall to procure
NIsE. NINSL0Ns SOOTHING SYRUP FOR GILL.
DiiES TEETuIHC.
Thi=sa!uahlc preparation is The rrcscrnton Of one
snd nEd nns been used viii never f.iijnr sncccss
ia tbous aads OF cafes.
Il roi only ftlIcycs the CHILD from rsin but inygo
rates the stomach and bowels corrtcta acdtty; and
xircs TONG aEd energy to the whole SYSTEM It VIII al
most 1.stantly relieve
And overcome Convu1Eors which. not speedily
Iemedcd. end IL death We helteve Z c bet n11
and pIAIsIlIEA IL CHILDREN whether aflslns
1oln Ttcthlng OF from any nther cAuse.
Full directions tor using will accompany each b1ttle
None Ceuunc Hlees tho fac-tiolie OF CURTIS l. PEl<
KINS, New York, Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold hg a1l Medicine Dealers,
Princtr.l Office, Is Dey street. New Ao!K-
PEIck ONLY Is CESrs FEE BOTTLE
E2cA+46$m
, 1863-03-11
TONSUlIPTION!
THE THREE REMEDIES,

sCrIESCK'6 PULsfONIC sYRI-P, for the cure Of
EpnEl. C=lds bronchitis AMI crery farm Of Consufa
ton The peculiar actlon Of this medicine rrecs tile
ulcer the 1nnge promotes the discharge Of the cor
1upt u:attcr by pu!l1es the bloo!- MD
1!ua cures Consumption. when every other remedy
falls
1er4ta Indigestion and ali df-r1sGa nriHE from Gc
binty; This Tonic tuvi1oratCs the clEcetve osane.
supplies ue place Of the when thai Is de-
0eaeMt and thcn enables the patient 10 TIC most
aptr,toos iood 1t Is soyc1lgu remedy fo- al cases
scIifSCKS SMASDRAKE Hills. one of the most
ra!1ah1c medicines ever discovered bring vegetable
substitute loE calomtl and having Iii the uselul prop.
cstic1 aseEbed T. TINT mineral without producing any
TO tcse three medie!nss. Dr. J. H. schenck. or Phia.
deleh!a. owes II, unTiyalled in Treatment
1i},ens tic morbid matter atfchasges aad purhes tie
blood The Mandrake Pills act upon the liytf teoye
All DISTRACTIONS tke.etrom five the organ a hcat,v
tone and cure Liver Comr:ant. which is oao Of TIC
most prominent causes Of Consumn:on. The Sea Weed
Tonic tnrsosatcs the powers II the stomach and bY
6trcnc thcnng the digestion and bringing to norma,
and healthy condition. Improves tie Ent1!ty Of the
1iool-by which mcaus the formation OF ulcers Or tu.
berclcs ii the lungs lAc conb1ned
action sf thct. medicines, tins c1Plained WILL euro
every casc OF Consumption the remedies arc Used
in time aud tic Of slem pcfseEered IN suhccntly
10 bring tie case to q favorable termination
All of Dr., frhenck'K medicines. accompanied bT tIu
diEsct1on., arc told By ali Druggists and pe1le;s
Tfce of the Pulmonlc syrup and sea "esa ionts.
q % reE bottle. or IS % half dog n Maad5Ase
ayh y dtrectrd to Dr. sc,cncks Principal Ot!cc. 81
.soEtn Eh BtFret phflnff ffnh11 Pa feG1-83ttim
, 1863-03-11

=. a. .STEWAET, Freight Agent. Pittsburgh,
II. n. ERtlMN 4 Co, Cincinnati. Ohio.
re. MELnRUAt Il CO.. Madison, ndlasa,
i, F.. MUGEE. Louisville, ky.
WV. AIkMAf T. CO.. Evansville. Ind
Il. SASS. st. Louis, Mo.
CLARKE j. CO.. Chicago. lllinols.
j. ii. MctI,LM. Portsmouth,. Ohio.
McNEElT 4 MDSTGONERY. Maycsvtllc. Ky,
W., Az; f. :; L LANGLEY; M GaH;;co!!ss ;ic, s, oai7.
Nh HUDSON Ripley, Ohio.
R. {. MELDRuM. Genera! Travelling Agent for thf
, 1863-03-11
Ba,fiinn u,lN GxlI}nnot.

T1RCULA Traders Bank,
Chicago Marcl, ai a3-Mr. i. \. Et1ts. late Of
the 1r1n of Marshall 1sty. M.ia aat:ec, and Of tho
state EEnk Madison having ~ tne sSoes m 2.
tho new banking Houee Of !. 4 ELLi5 & Cn:
ms a6G1 In +, l. i1NhliAal cashier.
, 1863-03-11
WATER-PROOF VIENNA l.

w ATER-PROOF VIENNA d
r,sas .ihSIKE1LA sAIcIIEs-These matches arc
sataoht sulphur md being free from d!eagteca-
~ ae net only very desirable but almost l1dis
n ~ ~, Use ~ Tie rarlor and sleeping chamber.
2actaEeMs M foT isnJ We and ais? csfefny packed
~ C1ses 1gI tFAnsIot1ation For sale whocsst9 and
York. 'N1"4'o % ece" ~"
T6-Co1nt.y neeehaat. viii do well to call and e1-
8Ea1nt ou1 e%oIA. felt L3S6r21n
, 1863-03-11

r ONDON EYE AND EAR
~ INFRNAHY,
Corner Of Randolph and Dearborn streets. Chicago
Il. r. REYNOLDS, III. D.. 7. d. H.,
or tic Royal Optha1u,lc Hospital.
fe1l-ae71m LONDON.
, 1863-03-11
d AIMING OFFICE OF


RANKING OFFICE OF
j. A. ELLIS & CO.,
CHICAGO, Narch2, 1867.
Tie undersigned having purchascd the stock of the
Trade. Bank ofChcaso and succeeded to itsbusness
hare opened Office In this city on tho Northwest
corner OF Lake and Clark strces for tho purpose Of
dolnEk
General Banking and Exchange Business.
TIC Will pay particular attention to the purchase and
sale Of Exchange. Coin and Treasury Notes. and will
pleased to act correspondents agents for coun
try banks and bankers.
We will also keep for sale United States Kerenut
EtAmns on which we allow discount OF three per
cent when ordered IN amounts Of $50 and upwards.
and Of &wo per cent. on amounts OF $loo.
J,A ELLIS l. CO.
EJ rrS!BAM Fssh{rr 1u3afS}3M
, 1863-03-11

IIalts Dirther3a Curc. GUARANTEED TO ounKr rs ALL
EASES, on TIE MONEY .RxrrxDrD. The trade supplied
by Lord Smith, Wholesale Druggists. 3 Lake street.
EhIcaCo feH3 a5641Stu
, 1863-03-11

In order to keep pace With the demands Of the travel
fnC public. the managers Of this popular route have
Eith is connexions 4 will be found in al respects
FIRST CLASS ROUTE to all tn. Eastern cities. The
, 1863-03-11
II. #. WADE,
ANTELOPE.
1863 THE 1863
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r, r,
325 Miles Double Track.

Aooso- l. < l-@ Ao@~~
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL R. 3.
325 milcs Double Track.
ins Public he managers of this porulsr route hsve
added many improvements during tue year ISL. and
e ess Tae
tsack stone ballas.cd and trely free from dus:
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PITTSBURGH 10 PHILADELPHIA
t11th close connections from Western cltles.>
All connecting direct to New York, THROUGH PHIL
f9S eHi: 4 GHffoSD'1 lot
t. ndies] Sis iEen,osn w;out clanse Of csrs. s a.
irving In adyance Of all other routes.
SEVEN DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK,
Tickets for sale to Boston by boat or RAIL- noas Tic
kets good on any Of sound lines. Fare to all points
.sleeplng Gars night trains to phaadelpn1a. New
baggage checked through and transferred fres.
FREIG HTS.
cd 81 Yss f.1 nts b. s
81 ss ndn. nos not % ss o%a
Tenasy centssl lts!lioaa also connects a.
tSeEy Fenss:ste cSHeeflaed, fnois. % yilsessla III
e'sto t ~ Iorts S q IN she NoTta- Western Lskes.
ton e III tas saa y
G Msf 81 sfey ffaHi and .Dv rpt
IN te West ~ tue rsnnsy:san,a Central Railroad AR1
At ~ TINS = @ - EAvoRAHLE AS ARE CHANGED NJ ON
~ Be psFt;ca!a: i and mark packages WA rkxxs
% o. addfess either Of the ioaoxtag Agents q tha
s :sTEwAET, Freight Agent. Pittsburgh.
, 1863-03-11

Another wonderful Ingredient. OF Spanish origin.
im1artlng beauty to the complexion and brlancy to
tho mind. Is get unknown to the commerce Of the
world and We Withhold its name for the present.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-25
POLITICS IN MISSOURI.

JEFFERsoN CRY, Feb. 24-Goyernor Gam
BILE sent to the House to-day communication
accompanying certain resolutions recently
adopted by the Legislature of Delaware, ask.
ing Missouri to send delegates to national
convention for the purpose ofeffecting an arm
stice &c
The Governors message denounced the res
olutions, and recommend they be passed over
in silence.
A spirited discussion ensued, and the reso-
lutions received most unmerciful handling
from the members. Resolutions we're offered
that we neither consent nor submit to peace
without the entire submission of traitors, moi
to any srmistlce without subjugation, nor to
any interference by foreign powers also
thanking Governor Gamble for the loyal views
expressed in his message, approving OF tbs
act of Col. Gilbert, in dismissing the recen
rebel convention in Kentuky. The resolution
were finally passed over informally