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Asdans ZsSos PortsT's CuratiCc Balsam
,sor Oughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma, shortneSs
Of Iresth, Tickling Of the Throat Dihoulty Of
Brssshinq, Huukiness Of the Throat, and al the 81
fsstsprSduce4 By checked preparation &e
m FOL owing shows the hish estimation In which
the aboys preparation Is held;
81 nave uats Portsr's CuratveB laam for tne pass
7e.F and thfak Il the best remedy sQr Ooioa nno
rij6-ff1sfp Coughs that have hAa cccsion % 1ses
and you'd recommen II TO othe1st especiaiy IA
ra1fss q safe sne easy remedy fer c1tlofen;s
Tsacher OF Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
New York February T.
USMadsme Portsr's Curative Bsisam can be oh-
ksirsd st Benton Bros, and Strong Armstrong 81
r-,.--.r. -. ot.-sfaua ohio . dec1n R2 lw
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HN G.. JENN GS,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.
Policies Written in the

Policies written IN The
Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co. u,.ts.s
North American Fire Ins Co. Co.
Merchants Fire ms. Comp'y. H
City Fire ms. Co., New Haven, Conn.
Hs.G9isI, HsmRdSn Fire Il ms Co. springfd, Mass.
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, CT.
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CLEVELAND i ERIE R.B.
wINTER ARR1EGEMEST.

IssS-4. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lsss-4
On and after Monday, November 18th. lsss, Passsu-
ger Trains will run as follows, Sundays excepted.
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$50 a. M.-DAY Exp 3ES5 TRAIH-BtopplpE st
Mtlioughby, Painesvills, Geneva, ABhtabulA,
OOnneaut and tflreru only, and errivs At Erie 81
LIS p. n, Dunkirk AS ,. N, Buffalo SD D. m
3il5 2. m.-OhNOIHhATl EX PRESS-StoppfnR 2 AZ
Painesvilie, AshtnbulA and Girsrd only, and ar-
rive9 a. krie - p. N, Dunki-k s:l7 ,. m, Bul-
falo 40 p. m.
3i55 2. m-'-MAIL AND ACCOMMODATIOH-
Stopping At ali stations and arrives AZ Erie az
9sIO P, m.-NIGHTExPREss TRAIE-stoppiuR
st PRinsSFilie, AshtsbulA and Girard only, ald
E1ves a. Erie Ct Y ~ q. NJ Dunkirk 7siS .,
NJ Buffalo 4.20 .. II.
LEAVE ERIH
$40 A. H.-NIGHr EXPRES3 TRAIH-StoppIna at
Girard, Ashtabuls and Painesvine only, ald ar-
riTes at Cleveland Ct 200 A. n.
SO A. N.--mAIL AND DACUOMHODATIOET TRAIN
stopping at all stations AnG arrives a OiaVs-
land at i0.l5 An.
80 A H.-TOLEDO EXPRESS-BtopVing a. all STA.
tons except swanTills, saybrOok, Unionvills,
Cleveland st Lao ?. n.
2,l5 H-DAY ELPRE3S TRAIn-Stcppfna Al of-
rard, COnneeut, AshtAbula, and PsiRssYillo
only, and arrives in Cleveland At SIS p. 4.
- Second Olass Cars are run on an through
All tie trains going westward eonnsst a. CeEelana
With trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Oincin-
5shi Indianapolis St Louis, Ao.i and all through
trains OF the n Us q. Railroad and ct Buffalo with
those OF the New York Central and Budslo & New
York City Railroads for New YORK, Albany, Boston,
nla8ars tAlst dc-5 and al Erie with trains on tn
Philadslphie and Erie Railroad.
5S-Day Express, East and West, connects Ct Girar1
with Trains on Eris and Pittsburgh Railroad 10
LinesTtils' AeadTille' Jan9stSTn3 5e,
Cleveland, November ,iSth, Is5s
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Br. 6 z AH A EEs
Hs=5sF a As Regal College Of FIssieisssI
LO.6os, saglaadi Graduate Of
Ri50rd's Rospital for

FEMALE DISEASE
snd constant attendant Q; Paris, London, New
leans and Montreal Hospitals f1r tbs lsst ton ysarr
haa opsnsd his Oraoe st the
johnson House, Cleveland
where he VIII be hagpz 70 meet al those Who art .
Giotss With subsoute and chronic diseases
RiS treatment ia entirely different from the OF
sian, and Is mld 0fioaoioEs and elective Bis med
toines are simply vegetable extracts nd oils thei
have never been uHea but BY two othss physiciaSa
America besides himseH. Hs has spen ths srsAis'
u. Of his life ard thOusands o. dollars in obtaiEip
. few secrets in his profession. lie teats the Usi'
for Al forms Of dissase. No ohsTseloE stvins
honast and trus statement Of theIE case.
BPERMATOREGlA.
10 TOUEg MEH.-Hs cal prove - you IN q rev mn
utss that he is the only physician you ever treap'
ffh that cures this disos8e. For every patient Eh
Vim follow his directions, he VIII give One Hunore
Dollar II he fails IN curing this disease. NO ehars
ade for consultation Those at dists nee WHO RiAl
. oopruIt the Doctor may 90 90 BY sending SINAI
SaI of urine By nail with name End sge, en6 q
vii answer Gnd describe their c855 enG the poss1bii
~ Of getting relief, BY enclosing return postse
ramp tztsLs-s-t
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Fare as Low as by Any other Route.
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A THIEHD IN HGGDe-IhL A1s
IlF, HWOUtu tuIEFALL4BLEL Llhlm EHf y prepeH-
from the r0cRs OF Dr. Stephen sWosti OF Oo1HeoIi0
ths grest bone setter, and k1s bssn uRsd In as FI
foo for the last twenty yGss Wi+h ths most Hstoni
NJ Fuooess Asan external remedy y u Wltncui ]
rival and viii alleviate pain more 1FeedilY than N
otheT prspsraticu Tor ell h5sumatlo and SslTttl
DiEorderE Il ia truly infsldbei and ss e.etiye ei
Sores. Wounds, Sprsius, Br1teas, &C. rs fy2sln
hsslilg and powerful 5tren gtbeulng propeosie e
80 m ind and sroniEhrne1t Of AZ who Ia
ever given Il trial. Over four hn1d-ed cer.tncStt
:! reinarkable cures percr1sd b It within the lsi
f1o Vs9rI sttost % fhia fact Strong Ern5tr0nil ,
a.,...sf ~ f1s.-sfrn5 serlisstaoy7daE7=sf7s
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lFothersl bTotlsersIl HEotbeFs!N
Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

Hsgsn's Magnolia Balm.
mis- is the most delightful and extraordinary ri
ever discovered. It changes the sun-burnt fact
hands te . pearly satin texture Of Tayishing bean
N. imparting the marble purity Of youth, aid tht
oIsTGUK appearance 50 inviting in the city belle q
shion. Il removes tan, freokles plmples and rough
aea from the skin, leaving the complexion frssb
srsnuarsnt and smooth. It contains no matsrialiD
turiouI 70 the skin. Patronized by Actresses an
Ousr1 SINGER. It e what eTerY lady should have
RE-Sold EysryEhsze.
DEMAs s. BARNES CO.,
General Egenn,
F1lv1-Rzs E2 E-osdwsV. New VOrh.
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D..-...-,g ,Lo No-vonp Seminal UTi
LKFs PLANTATION BTTTERa

E-I-4S6O-A4
DRAKEs PLANTATION BITTERs
They purify, strengthen and invigorats.
They create healthy appetite ~
They are aEtidOte to change o. WateT ahl ulot'
They overcome effects OF dissi patton lhIe hO1rs
They strengthen the system and enltyen tAe mlno
They prevent miasmstic and tuteFmittent ieNeIs
They purify the breath and acidity OF the STOMACH
They cure Dyspepsia ard Constipation.
They cure DiarrhOea, Cholera and Oholera aunofDui
They cure Liver Complaint and Hesdache.
~hey are the best Bitters in the world. They maxi
the weak man strong and exhausted natures great
-astorsr They are made OF pure et OroiL Bum tbf
osishrsted Caisaya Bark, roots and hsIpA, and az
sSen with the pleasure Of beverage without rs
20 Sge or time Of day. Particularly recommended g
Seiifate persons requiring gentle 6timulant So'e
~ an Crocers, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons.
" @A II. p. DRAKE CO..
trlvI.RasaeW 9o2 Broadway, n.
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CONNECTIONS.

OOnasctions ars made al MonrosyIlle with the San.
Auazy, Mansnsld Newark z. B., At Clyde With the
ssndusky, DAYTON Cincinnati 3. B., ct Fremont
with Fremont 3 Indiana r. B., and az Tola6o with
tns Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana and To-
isdo Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit, Jack
son, Fort Wayne, Logan1rort Lafayette, Cairo, Al
ton, st. Louie e1d all points West, Northwest and
Southwest.
Trains arrive n UleVslEnd nom Toledo and tie
West st S55 4. NJ. - P. n, and s.35 4. from
5andusky u VS. An. L. D. RUOKER, Suit.
OlsEeiand. Eovember l6. lss3.
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M Chief Attributes Of Manhood sr


frs5u,usiy so.t or suspended By znl-praetioes and
oOuI habits taat VIII Inevitably lead 70 hereditAT
irests miles, checked In tine ReAo the truths iA
down IN the treatise "HuAAN THAlLIs or Esh
IorozlosI RrgHAHuHEs.n - It Il elaberltsl5 ilestN
tsd with colored sngravinss s.a s'iA convince .
NOT hardened ana unoouoernee' e val e reiies
ths,,Ds1 of tl,s aoss despondinE, b leading ths1
ip ~ yebt ehsunsl for relief % bodily and mens
agony and dospair.
r1I-so7s by Dr. BARROW, isi Blsecker-si.s n.
T-is, - Cetr Sent fr8s sven vhsre See hdVortis-,
i1s1f az J. 1arisssnara' n another column
9oif siEo bya. ". GLARAs Dr5Egisti CisFeiantl
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri
nAry nd sexual systen-neE and reliable treatment
in Reports Of the Howard ASSOCIATION. Sent b.
mail IN sealed letter enveioresi res OF charge. Ad
drsuu Dr. J. sEIlLIs HousErrs, Howard Assooia
tiop- NJ. gcuth Ninth st Philadelphia. Pa.
49, --~ dec2I40
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THROUGH TTCEEFg

Passengers By this Line have choice Of rive Die
rent Routes between New York and Bcston.
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CLEVELAND & TOLEDO B. R.
81


IlLlZ---z-.-
1854 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
On and after Monday, November 18th, 1888, Passsa-
ger Trains VIII leave Oioyoland a. follows (sundaY1
.excsptsdl.
lirait0n, 0berIlh,s ,stt4d4xRRESS-Stopsa e & At Bsrsa,
vue, Clyde, Fremont and ElmoTs, and arrfTas ~
Toledoat l23O P. NJ Detroit $50 P. H.; and Chi
cage At l0.3B Pm.
2sO5 r. M.-WESFERN MAIL-stops at AL 5ta-
LIoUs n SCutner1 Division, snd arrives at To-
lestC az 6:55 P. N; Chicago 500 An.
4f3O p AL-hOhrhElsh e1All-st0ps at all sta
Livns IN Northern piTitio1. and arrives At SAM
dnsky ct ,. x.
9.2O p. m.-NI9Hr EEPE EE8S-EtopB at Grafton,
horWAIk, Monroovire, Clyde, and fremont, and
Arrives at Toledo q. r. P. X; Detroit 500 A. n;
and Chicago ct 10 20 A N.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
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HEWGAD IMPORTANT PASSENGER ROUTE.
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Between Cleveland and New York.
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FAhM5 AND UUI FhUFhhII.
Fifteen Acres on Cedar-St,, with good House and
Barn and Fruit.
Cedar Still acres, with acres Of grspss-
East Cleysland-Hear Euclid-St. aud Wilson Ave
nue., large end convenient Brick House. with
mOCeIn Improvements, Barn, ~ acres land, with
Fruit, &c. For $500
AD-Alsl, 3 large number OF Farms, Out-LosP,
OWsllingI, 90 too numerous TO advertise. decl6
Z LITTLE, DEALEK IN REAL
a4s ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
hand large lot Of Farms and Farming Lands in
this State, iowa MtsconBin and illinois,
- -Ohoe over No. 80, south side Of Pub. Square.
maya
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EB-The only Direct Route to the Wonderful
Oil Regions Of Pennsylvania,
Via HTaaa-fITa fsor,-y

VIA AAba4fllle NOrrys
From Lssyittsburgh the MahoDins Branch runs 70
Youngstown and the Coal Mines.
- This Road is being extended, and viii Boon b8
In ccmplets running order TO talion, Urbana, Day
ton and Cincinnati, without break Of Qsugs.
J. FARHeWORTH. General Freight Agent.
7. II. GOODMAN, General Ticket agent.
II +. .SHEETSEH, Gen'i Sup't,
meadvills, "a Nov. 10, ls63. nuvi4.i37
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RAILROADS.

On and after Monday. November 18th, 1855, Through
Passenger and Freight Trains will Be run regularly
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REAL ESTATE.
DRAYTON 4 sTOCKWELL,
~ REsIl RaFa7E LeEEYs,
FOUsEs AND LOTS FOB SALE.

Onos 10. AtEatsr Bsilding. Entrance thr0sEh
ths Tnsarsncs Once o. E. ,. BJuyton.
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LEGAL & OFFICIAL.
U. $. Marshal's Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AMERfcAl
District Of Maine, Sc.
DURSUANf to Moniiions from the Hon Ashur
Ware, Judge of the United States District
Court. within and for the District of Maine here
by give public notice that the following Libel and
lnformations have been filed in said Court viz:
a Libel against The SCHOONER HATTIE ANNA -
seized by the Collector of the District of Castne ON
said District
An Information against Two CASKS OF RAGS AND
EIGHTEEN CASES OF BOTTLED GIN seized BY the
Collector OF the District of Portland and falmouth
In said district.
An Information against THIRTY.HINE BALES OF
RAGS and FoRrY-NisE CASKS or OLD IEoy seized
by the Collector 81 the District of Portland aud Fall
mouth, on the second day of October last past, at
Portland in said District
Which seizures were for breaches of the laws OF
the United States, and is particularly set forth
in said Libel and Informafiops; that hearing and
trial will be had thereon at Portfdpd aforesaid, on
the First Tuesday 9f December ne1t, where apy
persons interested therein may appear and show
cause. If any can be shown. wherefore the same
should not be decreed forfeit and disposed of accord
ing to law
Dated at Portland this sixtcenthd day of November.
A. y. 1893. y. A. QCINBY,
noylS dat
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BUREAU OF ORDSAxcg,

Nary Department. Norensber Is, lso3
SEALED PROPOSALS.. endorsed Proposals for
~ Timber" viii be received at this Bureau until
three O'Clock r. NJ. Of the twentieth day of Deem.
Der next. for furnishing and delivering under con.
tract AT the several Navy ards at Portsmouth, N H.
Boston, New York, and Philadelphia the following
described timber and plank. for Ordnance purposes
CLASS !. White Oak for Gun Carriages.
CLASS III. White Pine and White Wood
CLAss III. White Ash and Hickory
GLASS ". Gum Logs
Separate offers must be made for the supply at
Oak and the Hickory White Wood. White Ash and
Pine but the offers must be for al of each descrip-
ton for each Navy Yard.
Bidders are referred TO the Ordnance OfHcerx at
the several Navy Yards and stations and to the Chief
of the Bureau OF Ordnance, Navy Department, who
will furnish them with printed schedules, giving
description of the Timber" time Of deliveries and
other particulars ii. A. WISE,
noy23 lawiw CHEZ Qf Bgreoa, dd interim.
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FIXING UP.-Yes that's the word. We can find
no better term TO express the idea which we
wish to bring before your minds eye. Fixing
up is a good term; it refers to acts which
comprise those dozen and one little, compare
tive Insignificant things which are too often
omitted, and which in the aggregate, after all
affect our well being wonderfully.
This is the season of the year for fixing
up" here little and there little our fields,
our gardens, our barns our houses-a rail OF a
stake IN weak fence, or Il couple of young
trees in place of those dead ones in the ORCH
ard-a load ofboughs to cover the plants and
vines In the garden, load or two of kudlings
for the wood-shed, shingle or board on the
barn or the out-houses several panes OF glass
in the different buildings; fix up the pumps at
the barn and house look out for your tools
which you have done using for the season; in
a word. see TO all those little things of which
you know more about than we do, and not let
the north winds of winter find you unprepar-
cd to meet them. We repeat it, "fix up gem
orally and don't be caught mapping Maine
Farmer.
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u. s. MarsI,al's Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AMgRrcAl
District Of Naile, IS.
DuRSCANI to a montion from the Hon Asbur
u Ware, Judge of the United States District Court
within and for the District of Mime hereby give
public notice that the following libel has been flied
In said Court, viz ~
a Ltoet against aIoPAAsTAND YARDS WITH THE
SAILS AND EtGGISa attached thereto, Of a certain
herndphrodtts B''tg, rrkBo,ra picked sp at sea- as
more particularly set forth in said Libel: that a
sail District, on the eighth dag NJ December aesf.
whero any persons interested therein may appear
and show cause. II any can be shown wherefore the
same should not be decreed liable TO salvage and
disposed of according 10 law.
Dated at Portland, this twenty fifth day of No.
vemner, A. d. 1868: E.A. QCINBY,
n22-dtd U. s. Deputy Marshal Dist. of Maine
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A CorrEHHEAD AND CRUTcH.-At one
of our fashionable hotels in New York there
boarded last week, a weak and nasty Copper
head-one Of New England and so worst kind
and chivalric, spirited Major General of
the army, minus a leg, and hobbled about on
his crutch. Fired by natural folly and lux
urious dinner, the former insulted the latter,
as he was passing through the halls, with loud
and course denunciatlons of war, and all who
fought on the loyal side In 1t. The cripple
turned and faced the coward. demanded apollo
gyand retraction. They were denied. The
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man of the crutch and soul then asked the
name ofthe Copperhead traducer of his coun-
try and her patriots. With natural instinct
a wrong one was given. Other words follow
ed another insult was added by the Copper
head; wereupon the hero tf Charlottesville
and Gettysburg "shouldered his cruteh and
showed how field was won" by breaking ii
over the head of the degenerate son of Adam
and Amherst. The latter then sneaked off,
with at least one new idea in his head ;and
the next crippled soldier he insults won't be
Dan Sickles.--l Springfield Republican.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

Situated in Bowdoinham on the
Az1M-O road leading from Bowd oinham 10
ASTfS~&l Bath aud Brunswick, about II miles
S24 1HsfA from the village, 100 rods from q
school-housc, about miles from
city of Bath and 81 miles from Brunswick in one OF
the very best neighborhoods, containing about IS
acres choice land, well wooded. good meadow: about
200 thrifty apple trees Iased last year about coo
busbcls-has grape vines which bear well: current
bushes, &c, &c. Cottage house with ell, 4 story
der the whole house, wood house and carria
connected hay house and grain house; new barn,
81 feet wide 80 feet long, clapboarded and shin ged
cellar under the barn. and water in yard The build
ings are all In perfect condition, and situated on an
elevation of land overlooking Merrymecting Bay
and the kennebec river about 100 rods from the Bay
which adds much to the beauty of the place, and
makes it of the most attractive situations In the
State. The farm will be sold at q bargain. The
house has q large number OF shade trees about il
Terms easy. For further particulars enquire of the
proprietor JOHN A. THOMPSON
movie d& w3 r23
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For Sale.

In Gorhan, L. miles from the vii.
ASaM-G lage. beautiful Farm eontaining
9EI&wyR 100 acres of excellent and, on the
stfHli2A road TO Scarb orou gh in an excellent
sk3&ssaal1l913sA7 neighborhood. Buildings good
house stored, 2sx35 barn 3sxi5; two good or.
chards, one of them just beginning to bear; all The
land fit for cultivation; plenty of wood fer home
consumption one-haf mile from school, miles
from grist and saw mills.
For further particulars inquire Of n. BROWN
233 Congress street, Portland, at the premises
where any information may be obtained.
MOVES d2w. RUFUS FOGG
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sE-Krupp, the great steel manufacturer of
Germany, who has an agency in n. York is
manufacturing cannon OF immense power
These are o inch bore, made of cast steel, and
throw 450-lb, shell of % inches length, or Il
450-lb. shot, with 50-lb charge.
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HEADQUARTERS DRAFT Rrsprzvou.. !

htApcNAklEke DRAFT hENpEZSOCf,
Portland. Dec. ], 1853. I
nRDERS No. 47.-The streets of Portland will
~ hereafter be patroled by guard from Camp
Berry. and all soldiers found upon the streets not
having proper passes, will be arrested and sent 10
Camp Berry; and any soldier found drunk or behay-
ing In disordery manner will be sent Immediately
to Jail.
The fact Of soldier not belonging TO this Camp
viii not shield him from the penalty OF this order.
by order of Brig. Gen. RI WILEY.
j. 4. HARRISON,
dec2-dtf Capt. 5th Cav, Act Asst Adj't Gen.
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% The progress Of liberal institutions in
Italy is attended with remarkable change in
its architecture. In Florence the old streets
were dark and narrow; the new are all wide
and spacious, aud the residences and churches
are all built to admit abundance of light and
air,
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NATH'L F. DEER1Na, Agent,
No. Exchange Street d. Portland.
dec3 d3w
WesibrOOk Seminary

FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
FINHE Winter Term of this Institution will, com.
Il mence Wednesday, Dec. ID, and continue ten
weeks g. NJ. STEVENS Secretary
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E HTUR NJ
-oF THH-
Manufacturers Insurance Co.,
OF BOSTON,
ON THE FIRST DAY OF NoNEuprp ,acn

!. State the name Of the Company Man
ufaeturers' Insurance COMPANY
2. Where located, Boston
g. When Incorporated 1872
a. Amount of Capital. $4,000
o. actually paid ins sODen
g. Number of shares, and par value of
each! 40Q0-&l00
Z. Amount of IRE risks outstanding. sOs9 373
T. marine risks % I5ssaOl5
Q. Total amount of outstanding risks. 23 55s 3ss
To- Amount of United States stock or frea-
sury notes owned by the Company.
State amount Of each kind, and par val
ueand market value of each $50 coo
United States Bonds. $40 loan, par
value 81, 0,oo0-market val. per sh sf05, 5000
ii. Amount of State stocksy State amount
Of each kind. and par value and mar
ket value of each
II. Amount Of bank stockss State amount
of each kind, and par value and mar
ket value of each
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For Sale.

A A good two-story house, barn, and c ar.
nlsm risge-house, with lot 6S u IS feet in Back
l..43R Cove Village, Tukey's Bridge. about
one mile from Portland post oflicea pleasant stu
alton.
Also ono house lot on Monument street. in Port.
land, on which is an unfinished bouse and one lot,
about one hundred feet square, on Atlantic street;
will be sold entire, or in two lots. Terms easy.
Apply to j. HACKER.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-04
STATEMENT OF TIE CONDITION
City Fire Insurance Co..
OF NEW HAVEN, ,CoNN.-yovrx,xr lsr issa


Capital actually paid up. w $4,000.
ASSETS
Cash Cash on hand. ss,Is e
ch ssh ~ n.nas VI agen.s, 500 %
Sash loaned on call and time, siSH IS
Cash loaned cn mortgage OF real estate ais0i =
United States IRE asury notes. $40 i,iSo Al
:. Certificates OF Indebtedness.
lsoo-intercst added, ,l4l9 n gold payips Ia xis n
United States Certificates of Indebtedness.
sl5,o10-intercst added, II 11a "A
United States $50 bonds Il M n
ail shares bank .,ocI. n.rte. value, ~. %.M 8 8
100 -" maven Water Sas dEns domess;y 1o,; ls l.Sss g
555 Railroad stocks, market value. a. sW n
Bonds Railroad and other" aS5o al
Real estate owned by company, 60o ID
Amount Of all other assets. l6as n
Total assets Of the Company sS3S,3t0 81
PER CONTRA.
Amt of FIRE risks In force Nov ls,a NJ s2s ,sa a
oflosses upon which the liability
OF the Company Is not determined, 6OoO os
purchase L; 8. s 30 bonds. $500 %
AMOUNT OF A. other claims. 500 %
JOHN FIELD, Secretary.
Ner Hares Copafy 50. Nesc Hurea e.. Ncr. La "A
Personally appeared Wells Southworth Presiient
and John Field. Secretary. Of the above Colnpeny
aud seyerally made oath that the above statsmsnt -
them signed is in their belief true. Before me.
JoHs s. GRAvEs. Notary Ps6lie
JOHN ". HUNGER 4 soH, Agents.
No. I66 Fore St.. head Of Long VIII.
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