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The Portland daily press., 1863-05-05
For Sale.

o. de irable. modern-b built House In the
"a: Brick Block the corner Of High and Deer
k...A- ing Street. Lot 81 II 10 feet For particu-
lars inquire of JOHN c. PROCTEk,
ap20u Lime Street.
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-05
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS, r
JOHN T. GILMAN, Editor,
in FOX BLOCK. by
n. A. FOSTER IL CO.


e
TIE PORTLAND DAILY Press Is pu ublislsed every
ncrning tSundays excepted at $500 per year in ad
vance to which will be added twenty five cents for
each three months delay, and IL not paid for the
end Of the year the paper will be discontinued
Single copies three cents
The RMAISESrArE PR Ess is u Bills he every Thu
day morning, at 81 90 per annum in advance; - 25
If paid within six months and S25e- if pzyIseat De
delayed beyond the year.
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-05

A Pleasant House ON Spring Street
for Sale.
- A modern-buf three-story House Spring
IA: street Lot 60 X 1873 For terms. &c., call on
Eh JOHN G. PROCTER.
mch23u Lime Street.
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-05
NO. 267.
FOR SALE & TO LET.
For Sale,

A VERY convenient one-and a-hais .ta,S u..,..
- no - Atlantic streets well anished rooms-,
good water-with all the modern eonyeniencess "a.
""o'er tue mouse. Also lot connected 40 X 70 feet
@ For terms apply to JOHN c. PRocfER' Lime
oaeN.- aDlk
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House and Land
COOper's Shop to Lef.
House aud Lot for 5000.

I'm Commercial Street, head of Hobson's wb.,,
" Inquire of j. H. HAMLEN
sep$u Office on Hobson n's whatf
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-05

IN second floor, Middle Street. centrally situated
cial Street. fcblO n
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-05

Wherefore doth living man complain; man for
the punishment of his sins, Let search and try
ways and turn again TO the Lord. LAMkNTA-
TIoNs Iii: 80, 40.
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-05

"A OVoD LOT containing over 100 square feet.
"A win very good House. on Mont gouery street
ror particulars Inquire of JOHN G. PR0CTER,
'-'"'e rHect- ap2f If
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-04
Watches 4 JeWllelry!

I Of the Richest and most Fashionable Patterns,
offered ut Retan ut, Wholesale Prices.
'INHE HUBBARD BROS. IN osa..s Sand g. NaA-
i .sau Street, Ncw-York. Manutact and
impo, terS of all the Leadiny,; Rich and, most
ipopul lar Styles Of WATCHES and JEWELRY,
being determined upon increa Sing their busi.
ness to an unlimited extent, offer the following
elegant Ornaments. at the unsurpassed Low
MAelo FINE Tp@risvHzns, s,ip,,i ip,c,iue uuntiog and
open face, or Lady's sorsl rslientle,nan,s Watch in
one: the prcttiest; most conYenicn MT and cheap
est y atcN iiSthe world. sIlnitation gold ;sef-
Efectad by patent process, whlch renders the
appearance ot gold perfeet:: Willie it does not
cost onesthirtl as much. Price only $32. Re-
tails at $ 100 upwards.
r HUNTING COMPOSITION CAsED LEVERS. ENGLISH
manufacturc Movement; capped and full Jew
eled has sunk seconds, and the newest i'm
pro, emcnts.' Heavy ca>cd and good imitation
tSo1i. Price only SIS Rctails at from $50 to
l.. lIvSr1xe CoMros1rrIos CAsEp Army wArcH
kphly engraved, lcwe1ed and fancy works.
sUnsurpassed for Suffers, Traders, Etc. Price
lSf55: Rctails at from $40 to sl00.s >~@.s
|4'sA great variety of other WATCHES, at low
+ LADIES .srrs Of Brooch and Ear Drops to
correspond: Imitation Cluster Diamond "A very
rich pattern and entirely new. price 81: Coral
'>' No'" WY "'''SI!, FcEl Hcat ana pfetLv or
nameut, handsomely mounted, So .o5. -.
GESTLEMEN's VEsr ChAINs. Parisien an elc-
CANT pattern, only 81. The Demoniac, very
heavy, S5. ''
RINGS Plain only 75c. Scroll, very pretty,
81. Chased, neat pattern, 81. Seal Signet,
So Imitation Diamond So. :
SLEEVE buttons = Patent, Chased or Enan1-
cllcd, new and very handsome pattern, 80. so.
Double, chased or with stones, Sl.4o.
Bosom STUDs.-a variety of new and fashion
able designs, per set, Sl5D.
BosoA AND SCARF PISs.-Leaf, with Opal
$3.50. y
LooEETs.-Doublc Glass richly engraved SO:
Persons wishing any of tile above, have only
10 remit the price in registered letter to our
address,, and the articles will be sent by return
mall, tree OF expense. ~ Orders to the
amount of twelve dollars and upwards will be
sent by express to any part Of the loyal States,
with bill payable to the Express Company
when the goods are delivered.
Agents, Suffers and Country Merchants
throughout the country, who wish to make
money rapidly: will do we'll to obtain oar
mammoth catalogue: we furnish the most sale
able outfit at prices unsurpassed by any other
concern! Address
NOS. G5 & 81 Nassau near John Street,
V'nl4mS New York CITY,
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TAKEN UP,

3 TAKEN UP,
=DY the Subscriber. at Froneenae, Go0di1ae
y coansy, aboas three wseks si1ca, light
red Cow, abous ten or eIe zen years cid: said
cov has q few white spots On her bark and
white beiix. and . smsli pis-e oa the lei. ear.
The owner can have said cow by psyiag ch.rg-
60 and taking her awaE.
GEORGE WEIMNEg.
January 9th, 1sss- svTnx7w3
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La Crosse & Milwaukee Railroad


With its connections, forms the shortes.
quickest, mud only direct route to
4Xlttlcaukee, Cnicogo, Detroit, Pits
1,uy, 1oleao, Neeo York, Boston,
and all points East and South.
One Of the splendid United States mail stcam-
crs Northern Belle, Keokuk and Moses NJ lei
laa, viii leave st. Paul daily at A. n from
wharf-best. foot Of Sib1cy street, connecting
ut La Crosse next morning {Sundays exec pied )
a!ter breakfast with the A. n. train, arriving
at Minnesota uuetion II 05 P. NJ, in Milwaukee
at2!S5 the same afternoon, and in Chicago at
ssaffsc evening, in time to connect with all
Eastern and Southern trains. 80 .g7' s=t3ztI i
IT Hhts il the only route by which passengers
are sure Of making connections in Milwaukee
Or Chicago, the next evening after leaving St.:
Paul. * D-s f...,4 ~, .-~,....T i
Baggage checked through. ..s;; 4
ASK. FOR TICKETS VIA La CROSSE.
I For through tickets to all points East and
South, apply 70 MESERUlE McLAREN.
/ H. T. RuxsEr, La Crosse ~"nA ts<ls
/ f. H. GooDRIcH, Manager, Milwaukee. 80
/ j m. KiNsALL, Gan. Ticket Ag't Milwaukee.
WV. Wihsox, Gen. Passenger Ag'tst.Pau.
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400 000 MAJ LIE OR FEM ALE
|UUV.VVU a?E" j.; Agents TO Sell -.

|600 000 MALE MAJ OR FEMALE
|UUU.UUU al: -: - Agents TO Sell '':'f
/, LLoYD's NEW STEEL PLATE, I. j..
County Goloredi Map of the
UNITED STATES. CANADAs, AND NEW
'fi BRUNSWICK, - -" - .'' .
From recent surveys, comDIeted Auo 10
time. " = ','''' '... . ~ ','' ~ ~ - = :
Superior to any $40 map ever nn,ade bv Cotton
or Mitchell and sells at the low price Of fftv
cents 10000 names are engraved on this map.
Aeis not only Coanty Map, but it is also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP ""@
Of the United States and Canadas combined in
one: :gi wing 7,. '~,>,j -, =; :
''EVERY RAILROAD STATION; -
and distances between. 49, 'r.', -.
9"arantce any woman or man So TO SIS per
Iday, and will take back all maps that can1ot
be sold, and refund the money.
Send for 81 worth and try it. ..'
frlnted instructions. how to canvass will
De furnished all our agents.
Wanted-W holesale agents in every State
',aciiornla, canada, England, France and Cuba.
a fortune may be made with few hundred
dollars capital No competition. -:
r. =. II. LLOYD, No. l64, Broadway, N. Y.
Ihe war arDepartment uses our Map of Viz
ginta, Maryla land and Pcnnsylvania-cost
$loe, e,oQo-onfwlliqh is marked Antietam Creek.
9harPSourg, arylAnd Heights TWilliamsport
Ferry, Rhorersyille, Noland's Ford, ana ali
others on the Potomae,.anl every other place
IN Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania, or
money refunded. . ,.>,,
~ t.3cJ :: LLo4D's ~ - ,i.
TYPOGRAPHICAL. MAR. OF KENTUCK
90 OHIO, INDIANA, AND ILLINOIS, l.:
Is the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the
War Department. Money refunded to any
one; finding an error in it. Price so cents.
"LLoyd's Map of Virginia, Maryland, and
feEnsylvan is very large it's cost is twenty
hve cents. and it is the best which can lie
! chased."-TR1EUNE, Aug I'd.
LLOYD'S GREAT MAP OF TIE MISSIS-
J.; SIPPI RIVER,
From actual Surveys by Capts Bart and Bow
en-: Mississippi River Pilots, of St. Louis, Mo-,
shows every mans plantation AID owners
name, from st. Louis to the Gulf Of Mexico
/ $50 miles4-every bar, town, landing and all
places 20 miles back from the .rivcr-colored in
counties and States. Price, 81 in sheets-s2 in
pocket form. and $3.50 on linen, with rollers.
Ready Sept. 80.
! NAVY DEPARTMENT., /
! Washington Sept. l7th, ls62|
J. T. LLoYD-S1R:-Send me your Map OF the
Mississippi River. with price per hundred cop
les. Rear admiral Charles II. Davis, com
manding the Mississippi squadron. is author
lzcd to purchase as many are required Tor
the use Of that squadron.
GIDEON WELLEs, Secretary of the Navy.
| VT:lln
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NOTICE

n n - ......... =. NOTICE, -sf
TO all those who paid taxes to G. II. Connolly
i IS Treasurer. during his continuance in
Office s5e..1%E -. = :, .- .ss:y .t~e-n
1t having come to the knowledge Of the
County Commissioners of Goodhue County
that G. It. Connolly, while in the office Of Coun
" Treasurer. did from time to time, collect
taxes, and. give receipts therefor, which he re-
turned ss unpaid. ...srrxf' u
Now. there fore, in pursuance of IN order Of
the County commissioners OF said county,
hereby notify ard request you and each Of you
your tar receipts and compare them
with the iiss Of unpaid taxes. and report to me
without delay all eases of the ssyssess OF taxes
by you that have been returned assaa. either
upoa real estate or personal property.
s - saassss WARREN BRISTOL,
Es. -aa.ss Il as County Attorney.
Red Wing, Jan. 1sth, 1862. na5v7x4 u
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THE DAILY EVENING JOURNAL.

sSE uAIb1 Et ENlNV JOtRN 4 L..
tontainsns fall sTeIcgrsphic Reports Of news
:GG1 tao markets up to the hour, Of going to
prHss, ut p. NJ, and whore trains leave in time
toE the second Edition, UP to r. NJ, caca after
noen, WALL be mailed to snbsefibets pt |
~ perannntu. Sffor months. p for 3 month
News Dealers III. City and Connsry supplied at
tive dollars per hundred copies. Express
,htsgss five cents per iaekage.1 Tho Daily
Evening Jornal may be had Of all newsmen in
the principal places in Illinois, Wi<consin, Iowa
Narshsra tnaiana aud Southern Nishisafn, aud
Of all thssrsin boys on tho srains that leave
tho city on tho evening Of its publication.
THE TRI, WEEKLY JOURNAL.
Consaahthy naf The ne ewsa of two Aailfe.,sis is
sued on Tuesday, Thursday aud SATURDAY.
evenings. aud contains thnsnews in the Daily
Of shosa sdaes, AT 81 parFsnnam.A Sautor !
laonsas.eeAtsf0s smanehs. Clubs &c s, asss sd
each. chslsssof TO. at 81 -. Clubs Of eo, a;
S. -. clabe of %, sat S..
THEsWEEKLY JOURNAL
Containing most of thu nstssr of ak d.i,se<
is n,aiisI every Thursday sessnin4. single
e2s5ssrSl 5asper- -annsm. Clubs OF and up
wSsds. 81 par arsunrn. n Clubs or 30 cr sncre
clio Ssstsr usso he club iseasitIel 20 d ssrys
We hope sass pssrsns Of thv j aarusl vi ii aid
" ia extending It's weekly circulation at the
aaoss law prscs. .s. NJ. a .s.E >S a~~-5ssS
Tarms payable in advance. -, -,
= .Addrass, JOHN :. WILSON, Pab.ishsr
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\rO1U 4AllMEllO AND NllLLEltS.
ANTl-FssICTlO
HORSE POW ERS,
Took TEN FIRST PREMIUMS at WESTERN
STATE FAIRS last year, and are Justly considered
superior to all others. The Mill may be driver
ny "'rse, 'cn'er o. ste"m p>'oer, does it's worl
as we'll 's the fiat stone n ills in milling cstab.
llshmen:s, and. requires but utoSE-nALF the powE1
to dive the largest sizes. They are very com
pact, perfectly simple. and for farm use will
last THIRTY YEARS, and COST NOTHING fol
repairs.
PRIoEs-slOo, $40, and $40.
Flour Bolt for smallest Mill: $50 extra.
THE HORSE POWER
Has proved itself to be the best ever invented
The friction is reduced by IROH BALLS, &c
arranged in all the bearings, that the whole
weight OF the castings runaupon them. THREE
POUNDS DRAUGilT, ut tho end Of ten fee,
lever, Will keep tho power in motion. Thus per
mitting the ENTIRE STRENGTH of the horses te
DC used on the machine to be driven. OSf
Horse Will do as much work on this power, II:
TWO on the endless Chain Power. IT IS POR-
IN BILE; and may be used IN TIE FIELD as vel
Is IN the house. More than TWENrY-FIV
rEk CEN of horse flesh is saved over any
other power in use. 1t is simple in co,istruc
ton, and not liable to get out Of order.
Price Of power for ! to horses, 1925
fr'cc of power for to horses Sl75
THE $l25 POWER WILL DRIVE ANY TI1REsu1So
MACHINE EVERY MACHINE Is ouARAxrEyp ro
a1vk ksstTIsFAcT1oS, or sTnE MosEy wiLLsRAnE-
FeSpke'~ " q R2G1E5S3Ey II ~
REFERENCES.
f. WHITNEY, :''' ''....,!..' -. Green Bay, Wis
Il. j
EMERY Il Co., .......,... CHICAGO Ul
g. pL3sTAnaC6.s:s:. -@aQrard Ramds, Mich
HENRY DARLING, ,....... Weaversville, Mich
N. II. lloCHsrELLER,. Shanesvillc, Ohio
MdsYLf'',s' -. -. Mount Eaton, =
II II, ( / aPhilat:e lrlia, Penn.
EExrs-WAh two horses en yout Anti hie
ti4n Toy srwc dr rivcayour No. Rsfl. Srina
ink I Bs,ELs oFco1:k rEn II tun, andcdt lafyl
q,'antfty ofhay atthtsTNnc .f.lc @fhav he vrr
and consequently with 80 little strain upon the
her.es; W. p. COOPER,
h'a :" SaptaI3th & 5.h St: Pass: IL: h Go.
CLos7EE, NJ j., Jatt: as,Tssa:
MEssEs. BENNlr BROTHERS. GESrs.-I am
very muShEfkAsaf with thu RotFr. Cut runs
easier than any osher Power in this vicinity
end With the same horses. will do nearly or
quite rwtee Is much work 1rra ran ny 'rhrssher
fs1slss273 sa SE %nSiS s94 inch
Yours truly, PETER J. WHITE.
- On MI Orders K ecetyed before dcsts csts
l>t. 1862, the Freight will be Prepaid ID
Chica.o or any other Point on Lake
Michigan.
~ Liberal discount to dealcrs. Agent.
wanted. State, County and Shop Rights for sale
For further information send ;stamp for H.
lustrated Circulars % -
zx~<,. : - BENNET BROTHERS,
n5avf:sm Z IA, and II t:rcene ST., New Y ork
..1300. l8oQ. ,-
81 ~
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- THE CHICAGO
Evening Journal
FOR 1862
DAILY WEEKLY AND TRI-WEEKLY.

The Chicago Journal, first esta ablishcd to adj
vocutc the clcctioa Of Henry Clay has follow
cd the principles Of tho old Wing party into
1Ic Republican ranks; and in the party OF tic
Union, it will, rs it ever has, oppose public
fraud corruption, and the enemies of the Union
1t will advocate the protection Of the property
Of loyal Union men, in every part Of the Union
and will do all in its power to assist IN crushing
ont the causclcss rebellion, which has called
half ~ million OF armed men into the field, tc
defend the Stars and Stripes. = : tCr
But the newspaper rcaling public Of the
West, knew too well what .ho Chicago Evening
Journal is, to be told Of 1T. l. is only neccs-
sary to say that 1t now has facilities fer giving
TILE LATEST NEWS: that it has never eli
,toycd Before, and that its editorial and rcpor-
torial force will be increased to an extent tina,
warrants us in promising able and good Il
general new spaper, as is, or can. be, published
out Of New \ ork. While it's political charac
ter shall be, as 1t always has been. fully ur
with the demands OF the times conservative
in' spirit, bold in expression, and firm in the
support Of RIGHT PRINC1pLEs AND MsAsUKEs
opposing wrong in al it's forms, and coming
out curlcssly in maintenance Of the cause OF
Justice and the people, as opposed to the mach
nations and intrgueS OF arrogance, cliqucs
and corrupt combinations for the u.yrandlzc-
mcnt Of ambitious men or special interests, at
the expense Of the public welfare 1T will ut the
same time discuss all subjects and questions OF
public character freely, carefully aud candid
ly, and givp as full and comprch han~ivc an abb
stract of tho general intelligence OF tho day
ns eau be crowded into its columns.
ITS COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL DEPART
NENTs shall be moro full than in years past, in
proportion as these interests increase in cx-
tent and Importance. - = y
TUE TELEGeApn DEPARTMENT.
<hallhc second 20 that of no paper in the West.
We ,shpll contippe toreceivc the regular Asso-
oiatefPross disfatches. and all Tho speelal ia-
tellrcncc that our careful reporters, stationed
at tho moro important news centres Of the
country, cnn send US.
:. TnE LOCAL ;,1NrELLIGENCE
alIcon.ihnc TO DO giS6n with that degree of
l*ofppsaess and fulres. that has hitherto rem
d5red rho Journal the best Chicago local paper.
rIoagceatt9 no pYrtrs byt ttyt pf .tl.q fcoplc,
inuencc1 hy no Consideration" Bit tnAt of the
puaIhs.d atl 4ses lng. no eyEnt fNttAaf whigal
apapprerintiye public eau bestow in return for
haHofu,lo an firing tff6rts TO etliry! !iRstrr It
AMI please tltt,n' tKs' ptbH .ferpf The Journal
i;' n1 sss3 s'sgs'53 i. j. .psfs sfls ia
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1867. 'PKospEcrUSo 9.b 1867
AO &sE tg- |tn
! xas s@s:seT!sa1 40 a41 3auaasl
TheChieagoT Tribune nlo
FIST CLASS EsTERxH VI SEwsf'A4PER, E 81 \ PER, %
Devoted to News, Commerce. Poii,es
Agriculture, Science and Literature.

The principles which The Chicago Tribune
espouses and advoeateare:A :AT be cause of Frecl
dom, Justice md humanity; sImproven Of
the Mental, Moral and Physical .condi ton Of
the masses; perPesuity ef the Union, obedience
Laws: No Compromise" with traitors: Free
Homesteads for,the Landless; ENCOURAGEMENT
Of Home Industry No Poli,icsl Jobbery !:
Honest snsn for .ssilcss sEeonens i'm Goxein,,
menssA A seand Currency and Deash 70 all
|" Wild-sa: Shinplas.ers," and the prosecution
Of the War agains: 7 reason until the last Rebel
has laid down his arms .r~.ess.-,sx -. -.
L In price and size Of sheet, amount and fresh
ness Of intelligence, variety and value OF IN
formation. fullness aud aecurscv Of commercial
m alter, and in whatever else goes 70 make a,
ienses comparison with any other journal e
or West. nss - 81 90 - =
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The advantages Of this route, Fl ON all points
on the Upper Mississippi to Chicago and the
East, are superior to those offered by any com
petiug Line.
No change Of Cars is made between Prairi
Iu Chen and Chicago
The Splendid Fist Glass Steamers Of th,
Prairie du Chch and 81. puul Packet Line
superior to AL others OH the Upper MsSissippi
for speed, comfort AMI convenience, make d.
rect connection with Express Trains at Prairie
du Chicn.
BY this route. passengers arc enabled to each
Chicago as quick as by any other: ccttin- a
full nights rest and BREAKFAST on board lie
Steamers; making the change from Steamers
to Cars by daylight, and avoiding all On nibus
travel.
The distance from ST. Paul to Chicago by
this route is 4;o miles. The distance via the
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad is 4G2 miles
Over one mile Of Omnibus Travc! is incurred
BY taking the routc via La Crosse and Milwau-
kcc.
These facts vnt1tle this Line to 1T least an
|esual share Of the North western business.
.: n. hUBbEEli, E. p. BACON,
Western Travelling General Ticket
Agent. Aycut. Milwaukee,
o.. Ii. c. HOFFMAN & CO.,
s.. Agents, Red Wiag.
n3oa n40-tf.
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The Magazine |, for the Times +
-
oterslo9p:s q ); Magazine, q J
The Best r;ilt ca pest intha Wprld for La ieB.

The Best assterrcap pest intho World for Laaicy.,
This popular monthly Magainz &c will be greatly
improved for 1853. twill contain
One Thousand Pages of Reading! -.
Fourteen Splendid sSteel'Plates I! :
Twelve -Colored Fashion; Plates
Twelve.C Cotorede eBerlinNN ork: P Patterns!
Mine, Handled Wood Cuts! (
,s,'sTwenty, four Pages Of Music
Ahfthfs wilFbe given for onIE,TW0 DOL
LARS asyear ora dollar 4less! than Magazines
Of tn: class, Of Peterson" Its =,
MuS1z'ig 1ales aaiaslals id alssNoveletles;~. - =
n': H. Az ,Rs
t"n.t9 s asaa1 hi Sauntity ofe!of{e4 = stories, @
Fo"1SS Rgiginaf Copyright :Ncyeletts. wiz lie
I'ranf 80, Henedict and tho Author Of 'sThe
Mnr4Ipr IN the Glen Ross" SItatso publishes
FASHIONS AHEAD; or ALI, OTHERS
EHchnuinbcr, inhibition to the colorcd plate,
gives $Bonnets, Cloaks and Dresses,- engraved
N wond! Also, pattern, from which a Dress,
hluntil4a or Chltl's Dress can be cut out, with
out the aid Ola mantau- nr, kcr. lso, several
pages Of Household and other Receipts.
q" It is the Best Laly's Magazine in
thc World.
TRY Iw FOR ONE YEAR.
TERMS-ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
one Copy, one year....s.. 80. ........s 200
'Ihrcs Copies, ,-tor one years.. ......:.. 3 90
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PREMIUMS FOR GETTING UP CLUBS:
Three, Five, Eight or more copies make a club.
70 every person getting mp q club Of Three,
Five, Eight or. Twelve copies.an extra copy Of
the Magazine for 1868 will be given. or our
=ezzotint for framing" Bunyan Parting from
his Blind Child in Prison." TO every person
getting up aclAb Of Sixteen, two of either the
premiums will be sent.
Address. post-paid,~o -
- %2CItARLES~J. PETERSON,
306 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
20 Specimens sent gratis, when written for.
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Farming Districts,

where the people principally TRADE At RE-,
WING. Those wishing to advertise their busi
ness, will do we'll to patronize
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THE VOLUNTEER,

We are prepared to do any and all kinds O.:
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TERMS or THE WEEKLY rRrgUsr

Terms OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE:
Single Subscribers, in adysnse, -....-.-s 81
Three copies, trase OF $isss1--.- as
Five copies rate Of sl-aS1--. : o,
IensoPses- rate et sl-ioJ J---.---.---... Il o.,
Twenty copies. to one address, land one -
un.1to Sssssr mp ef club 10 40
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FIRBT TRAIN.

An. AND ExPREss-LeSves Columbu. at &4S 2:
"A Will stop at ali stations sonth Of Shelby. and q
salem, New London, wellington araion ena sa SeIeai
M. BuiiaIo l:qO A. m {Albany 30oP. M, New xork
Emp NJ, Boston ll;a5 r. M.s Chicago via orsstline
7;10 A, M. Pitishurg as A. M Pbiladeipma s1e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-24
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This Il 10 certify that about eighteen months ago,
Commenced usin z STERLna's AMpRoaA. My hair was
short thin, and rapidly falling out. had tried many
Hair Tonics InvigoratoTs, without receiving any
bsneat Soon amer naing the Abrosia, my hair ceased
falling out growing 90 rapidly hs 10 as
ton Ish me- Now 10 thick, soft and glossy and
4 Ave feet four inches Id enghwhen let down, reach
Inc 10 the oor. This wonderful resultI attribute sole
iy 10 the use OF STmLnes AMBRosIA, as since com
menced using II have applied nothing else TO my hair
I T'lt.Jt =. O Mrs. Il. A. BROWN,
F- 81 No. 499 Broadway, New York
We advise young persons, whose hair 10 beginning 70
fall out to take warning In time, and save their hair
by using the Ambrosa To those who have already iost
theIY hair tho free use OF the AMBRosA will surely
restore Il, as II has done for thousands
Dr. SrKaLrNa's. AMpRosrA Is stimulating oily ex'
tract Of Boots BArks and Herbs. 1t will cure all dis
eases Of the scalp and itching q the head entirely rel
or from turning prematurely gray, causing II to grow
thick and long It is entirely different from all other
preparations, ard can be relied on.
tits we'll known fact to Thousands in the city Of
New York that this Is the only article yet discovered
that will cnre the Disease OF the Scalp and cause the har
to grow. tsg- e.,
g PRICE 500 PER BOX, containing two, bottles.
DIP a. II. STERLING,
.... Sole Proprietor
+ No. 4o3 BROADWAY, New York.
For sale BY ali Druggists.
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