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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06
2. PARIS Me- FRIDAY FEBRUAR 6 ISe3

% The awful professor - she Whispered.
answer and Mary f-l, herself erimsonins.
much as she .,rove q reprcss the tell-tals
blood.
Bat there M. no one in the harouehe,
-ave Mr. Thorne and Ruth. a. ia drew up
ON the grand sweep. bcsise the two
cousins
Where Is the professor - questioned
Mary.
e lie was no, at The depot. said Ruth /:
% and'-
Bot Mr.. Thorne had sprang from the
carriage. and elasPcd both the stranger :
hands in bis
Ia Place, Is !, po-sible' Why. We
have just been looking for you a, Mil
Station -
'' ] am sorry q have Inconvenience you .
sir. was the reply q" bat came by the
way of Wharton. and walked over this
morning
q" Never mind. now. 80 you are safely
here" exclaimed the old gentleman.
" Ruth. my dear-Mary.let ne introduce
you % your cousin. Prof Ia Place
Mary had dropped his arm and stood
dismayed
" You told M you were Cousin Tom '''
" - I am Cousin Tom that is nv
name and relationship Now. Mary - and
the black EYES sTarkied brimfuIl ofdeprcca
ting arehness. d" don't - .ngry becauSe /
don't take snuf nor wear sTectaeles / beg
the other Cousin Tom. pardon whoever be
is; but an gisd very glad he isn't here
Mary. b Just. and don't hate Cousin Tom.
beoau-e his other name hapPons 20 be Ia
Pl-ee'''
lie ned not have been - apprehcnsive.
for. in their twilight walk beside the sun
dial that very evening. she confe--cd that
she do not find Prof Ia Plao. such n
terrible ogre. after all quite the contrary.
m the fact. And he succeeded in convinc-
ing her that be liked hrs impulsive httls
cousin Mary all the better fo- those pear
tree conftencesf
Bot. no doubt. q il was very perrlezing
thing % have hc0 COUSIN Tons: and -.
about SIX months subsequently,, Miss Mary
contrivei % obviate thar ineonvenience bv
allowing one Il them 20 assume a nearer
rclationshir. and ia snite Of all hcr
assev sra,ious 20 TIE contrary. she is Mr.
Prof. Ia Pace.
For is . solemn fact in this world. that.
Whenever girl says she ''Hcrer. MR. will
g. a thing. she y pretty sure q 20 and DO
IL the fret chance she ce,s. and Mary j. no
exception % the general rule
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06
VOLUME 80, NO. IL.
b r L v TIE 8 J..

He who swears shows plainly that he dis
trusts hrs own word. and thinks Others will
II he does not confirm IL BY an oath.
A crooked nose is bad. for every man
follows his nose.
IL is 4. dali and hurtful pleasure 20 have
TO do With people who approve Of all ne do
or say.
A man swallowed a set Of teeth lately aad
At last accounts was experiencing. a. was
70 be expected. terrible gna~ing q; the
stomach.
A lady asked a minister IL she might pay
attention 20 dress and fashion without be-
ing proud. - MADAM replied the minis
ter. - whenever you see the tail of n fox
out Of a hole. you may be sure the fox is
there also
Everything useful or necessary is cheap
est. Walking is The most wholesome ex-
ercise water. the best drink: and plain
food the most nourishing and healthy diet.
Even in knowledge. the most useful Is the
easiest acquired.
When was quite 4 boy saws Smith.
Z" my father ordered coat for me from an
Israelite. and when the garment came home
IL was large enough for two or three Of my
sire The PerPlexed jew. after vAinIy try
ing TO gather up the fullness in the back
with one hand. so that the frcnt might set
tight. declared at length boldly. the coat
was gOot. =" il is no fault Of te coat, .e coat
ht goot enough. bat te boy was too slim
q" sells PePPsmints on Sunday. said ar
old lady who kept candy shap. " because
they carries them 10 church and eats 'em.
and keeps awake TO hear the sermon; but
II you wants picked lines. YOU must come
on week days They're secular eommodi-
ties
\ domestic. newly engaged. presented to
has master one morning pair Of boots. the
leg Of one Of which was much longer than
the other. How cones IL. you rascal,
that these boots are not Of the same length?-'
' really don't know. SIR; bat what both
ers me most Is that the pair down stairs are
IN the same fix
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06
Bad Company.


>oPhron. a wise teacher ~ the people.
allowed not even his grown up sons and
daughters o. 90 with men whose conduct
vas not purv and becoming. Dear IA
ther." said The fair Eulalia o. him one dav.
when be- forbade The lghiminded Lucinda
% go into the company of her brother.
90 Dear father. thou must regard Us very
childish. II thou bciicvest this ~av o. be-
dangerous % US Bur tlc father took 81
irntly an eStinguisbed coal from the hearth.
and reached it % his daughter. 1T does
not burn. child said hc. take it now -
Eulaha did so. and the delicate vhite hand
hccame smutty. and unexpectedly 20. her
white garment. 90 One cannot De- too care
fui." saii Euialia pecyishly. 81. when one
handles coal surely So replied thc
father. " Thou secst. my child. that the
coal. y it does not burn. viii smut. 50
does intercour-c with immoral men
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06

\ STAMP ALnru. An exchange paper
says that one of the ladies Herbert. a great
rranldauguier oi thc famous Lori Give.
oi whose gallanirs in India vc have such
brilliant account by Macauiay. has post
age stamp album. which b. a great ruri1si-
y. 10 contains undeiaced specimens of
every postage stamp ia thc World. and ID.
illustrated w.ih maps of the countries. and
portrait. and autographs Of the respective
rl.crs. 10 b. nehly bounl. anl is che most
complete thing of the sort ever eot up.
Ihis b. ni.ng a hobby in a very useful
manner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06

\ E"ru BsEHEn. joseph ~. emperor
d Austria. vas iond of travelling iscognito.
or in citizen's dress. One day b. reached
a httlc inn 1n his route. before the rrst q
his company came op. and entering into a
rriiring room. b. comaenced shaving irn-
seiL The inquisIiitc landlord as anriou.
81 knoE shaf post his guest held in ti.e ersi-
peror's rctinue. and inquired. Il Am Ia
barier, vas BIS niajcsty's reT,iy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06

LorsTTn SsLsD-Nrw REcKfrr. An
irish-aan. Who hai lately opened q restas-
rant herr, heard ~ receipt or making
lobster salad. Among the ingredients ~
o'nrnendcd sas sweet OF. IL vent g. tie
Erocer's and inquired for "a. and was tod
they hal none. What lind q oil have
ye~ says BE- TIE -rooer ans.ersd kero-
sene. % Then. faifh. Ia fake dat p
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06

ANEw IDEs. Among The patients 10
the general hospital g. secesh soldier. lie
vas very -ick when irst brou-ht here bnt +.
nov better. lie b. crabted customer ana
shows very surly temper IN the same
room o. a Union soldicr-an adstcd cifi-
zen from tle land of kraut.
The other morning The Union Germs.
said something o. seccsh Sccesh only saiI.
Go to-
'' DO v1ty
'' Go to-
The Duirhmsn vas ail bit cvsspcrated.
" 80. mine friend. 500 ia altogether too
VERY hind. but cannot 60 % dat place-
it ish impossible
Why not,- asked surly scccsh
w nots- ssid fhe honest German. ..bs-
caasc there is no more room. Sigel IA.
SLED it up o. thc brim mis- dead rebels. u
i.h so orammed tho Devil himself has 20
sleep eut doors
Scccsh sncaked nvay without rcpIv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06

- you are goiug % koep school'
ssid young LADY . Der asnt Wei
for my part. sooner than d. that. I woul
marry q wido~er with nine CHI dren =" %.
should prefer that mysalf d" 49, the quis.
reply. " but where l. ths widower
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06

TIE reloubtabic Benecia Bov- has
joined a society ior the rromotioa Of hort
culture. Vanity Fair says Il Is che Pun
meiogical society.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06
THE OXFORD DEMOCRAT.
rCBLIszKD EvrkT FEiDaT EoRNINc nv
wM. A. DGIN & Co..
FEoFEirroEs
John ,. FERRY. Editor.

TERM>.-Oa- Dollar au1 Flts Ceuts. psr
y~af. in atraucs T~e poliats. at fhs ed 81 ~
Clubbing. We ~out respeefiriiv call thr
.ffeufisa ef .ur sorsei o. irr.i ihrir AL
~Nt-uii.r ~ csrcuistiua oi han~ psr-r O.
tie l.tslast tnr aher.
w ~tn s~nd
Io Captes. for onr var. for 1850
IN cat.1ss .fsr s-s sear. &c 5000
A. 80 copy O. th~ r~f-ou r-ttisT up 60 eish.
u D. lunn~s anst arcnoapsny the oraer-
r. " fruraain A c.. 10 ~tst~ ~trs~t.
Ba.taa. aai i2e Na-ssu Su~st. Nr- Nsfk are
sar arfanrlrrf arrufs
Jos PRINTING u~atis eVrcutst-
, 1863-04-04
0E)lca9o Qribn11e.
LETTER FROM CAIRO,

The St"ry of 81 White S:nrc. Seventeen
1eafs in Fsonds:.e-Tfle Escape I the
norta- true! r. it:.:rnt uf :S.cK SOL.
oirf"-A tec1!t. OF the Past Uneasthed
--sEan2e of Military CoH1u,anderx-
ItIc 81. Charfcr Hotcl-Detiance The
htrc, &C., dc.
, 1863-04-04

NOTICE.-Th Annual Meeting
~ Of the Stockholders Of the Chicago F.remen's
Insurance Company viii be held at the office Of said
Company on TtEsDAT, The 1th day Of ArrA next.
by order Of the Directors
1nhl1 1.b2t:eW C. n HOLDEN SecrctsrY
, 1863-04-04
4 CA RID
Deafness and Blindness.

DR.. UNDER FOOD 0cu!iT kad Aur1ks O7eratlre
EusEeoa 124 Raado1rh ttr:ct. theslegnan House.
CHICAGO lL1xotB
Dr. tcyoted 1 ~ ofe--i .ns LIE t.. 07ttaa!cfc
and Anral 3cuicne aud Su~y"-y a2d receives monthly
el the neH and Ingenious instruments and apparatus
md the different modes of treatment used for the
uef and care af these actions in all tplhs!mlc
and aurei Hospitals and 1nnrnnries " Lond4n Paris
encisn, gnd mode:n re:ato:. n,r Deafness cataract
A!tfeiai IuEi'; Gross Eye. Eat.ori1m: Ectr'rl9m,
juniors xeas and spurious growth. Of every d;scsp;
R1aninauona condnatrd ~tst tho 1pht;al:1:oscope.
Auriscoro. Otoscopt. Pharyssosc 20 and ophthatlnc
!n.inste tl1e xhos :ste:'or. .r1ior and nosteEto;
taute Of many disea.es Of the ere and hat hare
tithctto hctn thought f.-Y4. hidden n darkness and
it1peaetra abe obscu1tT. uh12 b5-1N
, 1863-04-04
VATARRU! CAT ARR II
DR., Sccley's Liquid catarrh Remedy,
sure cure for
cararrh or Cold in tbs H.aG.

Ytaens.er to cure Catrrh than Consumption. and ~
rnr,r fIle rst We prevent the latter ItrSohs snooo
Understand tat the better way 10 cure consumption
70 tSuntous Of catarsh they generally appeal
IRE 1T st very slight. Persons n,u tnes - ,1 eo
ssnsat;ye to thc changes Of tepcrnture N t's coz
Iton the nose may lie dry. OF staFt tia
M arid afterwards tccoHiE th!cE and adhesive.
feasc bcconea chronic the discharges are IN
1oT thcE and heavy aud ART either got I'd q By nlow:
~ the rose or else tcy l Into the throst and aro
H.2rEcd Of cou.hed off, The Eccrctfons arc Offensive.
snxjnr hid breath; tie voice ID thick and nasal the
eTe1 afc weak the kense Of smell is icssened or de-
stored deafness f5eHn:HTy ssSss E;ess yFny .,1
.,y ~ .sv sr,nnfnms ~ csn he c:fectua11y removed
Src RI tic Caarrh i:er:cdr. fc09snelclcHt TOT usa
one mo, IL with fut &cd clear dreeoas sea1 ny ex-
Office, 1872 South Clark Street, up stairso
Aadres. Dr. D: q. SEELYE,
.cii-v,Sssu Post Once ROE III. ChcaEo. u.
w e CHALLEN Tn =
w WORLD to prs,durc preparation 50 tniaent e +
1y,ar7nlrss 10 generally af'roFcd anu o. pe4A1s' -
"cR1srADoRos HAIR DYE"
it eorrrcts the Injurious crccts Of Other dyes ns.Eo
1atet Tie lIalr T. applied in simple manucf, onea ~
tnstauiAncouaiy dos not eta!n tue skin. and Its thts
MannfaetuI ed By j. CIt1sTAD0R0. Astor M2nte; at
rev aotE Sold everywhere. sud sppi1eo oS Ill t1A"'
Price sioe s per box. according t. to s'ss: e
DYE as nuparte s!lc utlsi sotIre*s tne aost oo4a
TIN! Elt re-. 1ud rrrat sl,El!ty to the Hair
Price 20 ccna. &1to. md f2o rcr bottle afcnsnlaS
to sizn. mh- mhl3o1-t1
, 1863-04-04

ALI RrHA1sG.-Thc furnace of the North
e1n Iron Company tired up something over
week since, and Is now turning out iron ut the
usual rate. Extensive preparations have been
made during the winter, for along aud unintcr-
rupted blast. A large amount Of coal is on
hand, and 4 number uf new kilns have been
bEil, which will enable them to keep up the
supply with less laborand expense than here O.
fore. The four blast furnaces in this county
are all now in operation and, with the pig iron
now on hand, vii furnish l. large quantity for
shipments By the opening ofnayigation.-Iar-
qntttr Journal. Asrel 20.
, 1863-04-04
+ 3, SEELEY'S TRUSS ESTAE
J. I1sIIMENT.

CO., o-,nnrtor ana manufacturer Of the Hard Eubb1
TTn5 11Iis Truss will cure Rupture. will never rust
cfsie Ea blister frees the co:d fso ~ pressure
draicr Il Shoulder Rr1ccs Abdominal Supporters SIX
5aste Stockings &C. Send for rannhf,cn nv
c. EtofIord. 1& CIark street. Chicago, II has many
Important advantages over ans other LIND kHoMa -,
tnt Ia
, 1863-04-04

Arrangements are now completed to supply any de.
mand for this article. witch front lack OF government
stamps has cot heretofore been prss:se.
The public may rest assnte ed that In case will the
perfectly pure standard Of tue Plantation Eitters ho
departed from. EVERY BOTTLE HEARS TIE FAC
szs1LE OF OUR SIGNATURE on STEEL rLATE ESG2Av.
ING, Or IT CANNOT BE GENUINE.
soldhy all Druggists G.oeers and Dealers through.
out the couIt:F.
r. H. DRAKE d CO..
Will i1AGf1t ttr.x pfrt {str,n n5+ror
, 1863-04-04

There was sad and 1l1nentable case before
the court this forenoon. III Job, chap, xvi,
verse ~, may be found the following words:
"My friends scorn me, but mine eye pourcth
out tears unto God.'' These words are appli-
cable to thc unfortunate woman lit will not
benefit the public to publish her name} who
was brought from the toombs by two officers
Of the court and placed in the dock, charged
with being common druukard. She could
hardly stand alone, with constitution shat
tered By strong drink and disappointment.
She was chcaply clad, wore no bonnet, and
her hair was flying loosely about her once
fair and handsome Elcc.
Poor woman! what q sad change of life hast
thou NIT wi'l.in tue past tel, years! Once
the wifc "f one wllu was treasurer Of n rich
corporation. respected By al classes in the
community, living il. style, surrounded with
all The luxurics Of life, and visited bv the
wealthy aud fashionable citizens OF Boston
:t:;t Salem. But tho husband lived beyond his
nta':s, and his downfall had to come sooner
or later. Less than ten years ago the commu-
nifty was startled to hear that Sir - was q
defau1ter to q very large amount iu the corpo-
ration. His Rife stood by him in the hour Of
adversely, aud he managed to get clear of the
charges against him without beng sent to
prison.
But lis character and reputation were ruin.
ed. He went to New York, and in a few
Ehort 1hontLs Mr.. - W.ss arrested, this time
for robbing the mails; and Is now serving out
= term Of Imprisonment in the Connecticut
State prison.
Duiing her husbands guilty course she
stood BY him and spent her last dollar in his
behalf Finally, her home WAS made dcsolate,
and her elegant house and furniture were ta-
ken from her. Those who had formerly
sought llcr society and her 1cyees, shunned
her. Thus the broken.hearted woman has fall
en- She took to strong drink, residing In L
small room on Carver street, and picking up
her meals outside for the past 1nonth.-B0stoa
Utraid, 14kh.
1t seems, from the above account, to be bnt
too evident that the lady referred to is mono
other THU the refined and faithfully devoted
Mrs. TuckcEman. It is indeed a sad case
Her husband is in for I've bclieyc), eighteen
years, and for several years since his contine-
ment she has faithfully mini=tered to his
needs, bringing him packages of food, cloth
irg and books from Boston. At last, 1t seems,
she has abandoned hope and plunged into
desperate COURSES to drown her sorrow. Is
there no good Samaritan for such u case: Gu
-, ~ T., ~
, 1863-04-04

SHERMAN HorsE. Chicago, III Feb. H. 1868.
Messrs. r II. DRAKE l. Co. PLEASE send Us another
twelve Of your Plantation Btters. AS morning
appetizer they appear to have superseded everything
else. and a,e greatly ekteeme1,
Yours, &C.. GAGE 4 WAITE.
, 1863-04-04

THROAT AND LUNG Dis
l. EA6Es.-Arprovcd and 1nfAllib!e Care - 1nsnt ~
- Froad~as corner nth street EeT York Is. Lsftes ds
cnatainIrg fun d+ec:lrHlo1 nf the dtseA1e Esu oe
pro=:uy answered b5 tncosDC Is fec. cfa75lSneoa
, 1863-04-04
4 r II 7 SU P IL e. S,
OFFICE CoM4nssA RI or Scnz1srEvoy
SFEI%DFIEID. ILL., Arf11 1st lSc3

a II III I 5 U L Z l. l E S,
srK1SoF1ELD. ILL.,. april 1st lsG3
eea1ed proposals Will BE- received y thu undersigned
a. l q A es. fix issu.a ns
ae9 atd de1Ive5ns nIss II IT IT. Gam De1e Ipa ad
ss Be- reauild f1 tie ef saca e tie
M Ts g ats; Il t.
81 a 1 ~ a ~ &c C e. a
rary General nav direct The ration he farn!shsd
= r. e: :"s
of of
a1d bred Q, ., extra
bears - Hau1 4 q rtce haminy Goasd 70:
Gat ~ - s;;$t 4: E:sssa
sour Sna.1s Of 1inesaS ons and Que ons, pounds u
sdan,antne candles. fur pounds Of palm soap. two
psr 1ssh e. e :.
often a. 'he con.and'nS officer any or
81 comet 8on md eae c t' ean"ne rne ntff
sF rsns ss
roxerta require either article ana contractor will
Tic s ra s o aoo9e
~ the 1ovet Wholesale price, to he d. By the
VI M who reserves the right to reject any OF
ssqnt III b. ae q Gnee %orth on the presents
s. s tie Asy bit n
1Sa
& 6 s ss h st 5s 81 s?ay sss
Eis.ry i the ro:t re 1ndetsls snd q thc o.
tSsels = | ice q ssa:a. Il he
"a T. se1s;Ss Ss sea ass;npaasd II sy
FORM or GUARANTEE
u III IN c.ss IT, s sse % I'll
o.. ~ above Described: he accepted. he nr theT
and In care the said - shall fall enter Into con
= sa esa d @
"ltR'jF:: 9:pD:Sousrantors.
I hereby certify that the above named - ara
known 10 me as men or property. able to make good
siFasa y the United States District judge or
Esra i'd ,nnst have printed cory Of this advertise
d # T. aug ee qfso
WIG, I'D made Sy - ARM the proposal must be
signed by each member & SiSrAs ". EDWARDS.
| DROPOSALS FOR OATS.-Of
l. nse of Forage Department. US. 4. St. Louis
Il e'siect e.. ssturday q Apr u.s. for RS '~' uD
100000 Bushels of Oats,
70 be delivered n $. Len.s Mo. a he va.!ons
per week. il required. bsliIeF'es to commence April
mat es ; Sgss u ssss
}is siil not BE- recevcd or 100 90 bushels
ss ese
ss Say so IL
| swsfded him
as.ss b ,sseEss ssess ss: ou.se
contac:cd f1 win BE- withheld from r:t deliveries A
, 1863-04-04

"a smile WEE on her up-hcalth sas in her look
strength in her step and In her hands-pant.,tou
Isters.''
S-T-l86O-X.
few bottles ofI:autation Dlt:ess
S911 "a Es,5eM''iss ea5.aa' aaa ,s Fs5sttsh Lips
FlAtnlen2y and Indigestion,
E.;g EE!;sssAye sl.s IAlegas E! and Short Breath.
Mental Despondency
bsioW s5fss W;sznss. %ssE &C.,
Which are the evidences Of
LIVER COMPLAINT !aSD DYSPEPSIA.
It estimated that seven tsnths Of nj. admit ameats
proceed from diseased aud torpid liver. The hillary
eecEetioEs ct the LIVER Overlooking Into tbs stomach
poison the entire system and e1bis tho shove s7mp.
toms.
After long research abba to present the most
remarkable 70, these forrid nightmare diseases,
tue world h2s ever produced Within one year over
six hundred and forty thousand persons have taken
the Plantation Dtters and not Instance Of complaint
has come to our knowledge!
It Is most eHectua1 tonic and agreeable st1mulant
eulted to all conditions Of Life.
The reports that 1t relies upon mineral substances
Sor It's active properties wholly false. For the
public satisfaction and that patients may consult their
physicians We append LIST Of Its conponeats.
cA1lsArA DARK-Celebrated fo7 over two hundred
yeare In the treatment Of Fever and Ague Dyspepsia
Weakness. &C. 1t WAS introduced into Europe By the
Countess wife Of the VIccroy OF Peru in 16o and IT
terwa1ds sold By the Jesults ENORMOUS Pa,cH
OF IT1 ONE WEfBnT IN 6I1TKR, under the name Of
JEsurT'e POWDERS, and WIS finally made public By
Louis XVI. klng Of France. Humboldt makes espccal
reference to Its febfuge qualities during his South
American travels
CAsoARu1A BARk-For dia.1hua, collie AID DISEASES
! Of the stomach and bowels.
DASnE11oS-For Inflammation or the loins and
dropeical affections.
CuAxoA11E F1owEEs-For enfecbled digestion.
LAVENDER FLowgAs-AEomatc, stiraulant and
tonie-hlgtlJ lnTl5oEat{ng in nervous debility.
NNTEnGREKS-For scrofula. rheumatism, &c.
AE1sE.-An aromatic carmlnatlve; creating flesh
muscle and milk; much used BY mothers nursing.
Also. clorobuds orange. carrswaT. co1.:nder snake
root, DC.
Another wonderful Ingredient, Of Spanish origin,
impnrtEg beauty to the complexion and hrlliancy to
the mind. Is yet unknown to the commerce OF tho
world. and We withhold lts name for the present.
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.
ROCHESTER,. n. r. December q 1861.
Mcssrt. r. Il DRAkE / Co, :-1hare been great sut-
farcr from Dyspepsia for three fur years and had
abandon ny profession. About til1eo months ago
tried the Plantation Bltters aad to my great1oy
HOW nearly we'll ,uan. hare recommended them In
several csses and as far ns Know always With signal
| benefit. lam respectfully yours.
EEV. J. S. CATHORN.
PHILADELPHIA 10th Moath, 17th Day 1al
REgpEc1Ep EnIESp:- My daughter has been much
benefited by tie use oftty Plantation BiteIs Thou
! wilt send ne two bottles more.
Thy ltlenu, ASA CURNIN,
| EugRXAS HORSE Chtc:go III Feb. H. 1862
, 1863-04-04
Qopartn.rshir

ilSSOLUTION.-The Co-Part-
t'sSel'u Eus!acs=. uader the u1n.e an: sry:e of
E41C.zC, SHERMAN q CO..
/ thi+ ;ay t::s,yed ty nn,u,, cous-at Either mem
oe' 01 '' tsn has sutnoEt'1 to s;n Il ll2qt*t1sa.
Chicago. March @.& ,sa jSEh6 & ESEE!Sf,iSSk SiSSSSkrr.
So71c1 Or G. r.Kr:z:.!r-rac undersigned,
atseo:vtI Min cont.rue 1as Caian:ssion nasI,ess
uadez-.e EaIe and styleos
Il. SHERMAN de Co..
At TIE old once. No. .. Lasa1le street.
GelsSSe, 1e4 SG,g April 1=s. 1853. + @ SI!EENAyl .
The nrce:si=ret havt tng formed copazt.e7sA1p
uadcr tho hraa aa=se ct
BURTON & WRIGHT.
WILL CONTINUE THE
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
II the oil staad Of Horace prztoa,
eosasE q Jsssrson md 1naara streets OPP the c, i
ssifs5s 81 ss;sss H'teh s'st ~ hoXiSE 1saSEos.
};O.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
0-M1. .IoHS d. PRESTON il, - .,nh.- - ~
arm from and af his dates Tia rse sT .: 93 o9r
Will o= sIsrs1ce' P'es'oa s. ~ e'A'
Chicago. April lss, 1853. - t1;Ssi9ISS fM5sTnS
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PART-
q s. 81 GSisHi si,
g. s1iss:!sfd d b. Enata1l sonssns Ie basiae. III
5a::aFs; Sa:ss =. 1as- sk1Ski:tS fik takfke.
h!1Sl. ks+1 * 7.rAs ~ River street.
, 1863-04-04

RHODE ISlAKD CENTRAL BANK,
Must deposit the same with hira At his Office, 10, =
Weybosset street Providence. n l., on Of befo:e tia
rst day Of Ausnet. A. D. ISIS In order to be entitled
to any dividend may ba decln-ed ont Of the assee
Of said Bank,
JAMES n CLARKE, Rcce3xsr.
Providence. r. l.. Jan. 18th. 1855. fe2.zEN6m
, 1863-04-04

CHICAGO & ALTON r. r. co.
~ CHICAGO. ALTON l. ST. St. Lor1s THROUGH
L1SE CH1cAco, Aprll lst, 1s6s-As meeting OF tho
rosd Company. held this day In conp1aacc vita tho
charter creating said Company, the following Dlrec
tors were elected;
Jsmes Robb. Chicago: John r. Drake. Ghtcsgo:
Isa.c sht T7nan. New York; George a. Robbins. New
York; Albert lfavcnscyer. New York.
TIE capital represented at the meeting cast 50 GO
votes. which were unsn!mousIy voted for the ahnva
named gentlemen. JOSEPH PRICE. Secretary.
ArH-fAth5-6
, 1863-04-04

The papers presented By the uncouth-look.
Ing man were examined. Captain Theodore
Reese, Of the Sd Michigan, vouched for him !;
Lieut. Col. Rogers vo1sched for him, and my
friend at jackson had vouched for him. It Is
the assistance Of the General in command and
members Of his staff. I sent Mr.. Grayson-
he would undoubtedly be astonished to be co.
cal!ed-forward to Chicago on the p. H..
train: He has papers, also, which will un-
doubtedly send him to Michigan to the
i{fndi T6 St nf h's ns.s My sn lie be hsr
tude have not, at least, rendered Grayson un-
grateful,
, 1863-04-04

PHILADELPHIA. 10Th Month. 1ith Day, 156l.
RETEc1Ep FHIESD:- My daughter has been much
benefited by tie thy Plantation Bitteys Thou
wilt send ne two bottles more.
Thy ltlenu, ASA CURNIN,