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~ The Macon Telegraph understands
there are nov eleven shcu'snd prisoners az
Camp Sumter. ani thsre viii ta oversse'vs
thousand whom .te whole Of the PlYmansh
capture arrives That is getting 70 he IS
popnlons spot. and we really hope onf Gov
aynment will hurrv on.tae negotiations idv
exchange
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Richmond, Jan. IL, 1854,
kNHANGE Of Sehedule--0n and after FRIDAY,
~ January 18th 1864, the Mail and Passenger
Train will leave Richmond daily for Staunton ant
intermediate points ats o'clock A. Returning
will leave Staunton at IS A II and arrive in Rich
mand at o'cock
II e A Accommodation train between Richmon
nd Go, louisville is discontinued until further mo-
ce I'D WH1TC0HB, GenISspt.
Jan Is, 1864.
N "r'c e 1h.,. on hand -,
for sale quantity 81
COFFEE,
SUGAR
&rOBACCO.
wish also 10 purchase
APPLES. BACON, FLOUR,
LARD, BUTTER, POTATOES or ANYTHING IN the
grocery line. Call at my store.
JOS. CRAvIorTo.
April s2-tf
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NOTICE To TlX-PIYERS.

HAVING been appointed assessor. OF the S per
III cent. Confederate Tax. for the Town Of
stanton, take this method Of notifying all con-
cerned to meet of my office, in of N ISIS NJ.
r.. Pesrson's store, at the earliest possible CAV,
them to make cut correct statements OF tbsir Tar
able property can be found.
JOHN y SHIT /, Assessor
y for the Town OF Stanton.
Nav sG-.t
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BUREAU or CoNsoRIprroN.
A. 10 taEf

May l6, 1861.
Enrolling officers in the State Of Virgin
IL will obey such instructions as may be ad-
dressed to them by Brig Gen. Kemper in
the matter indicated in Special Orders No.
llS. Adju.ant and Inspector Generals
Office. The commandapt Of conscripts for
the State OF Virginia will forthwith issue
such Instructions to his officers as will in-
sure the vigorous execution Of these orders.
joins s. PRBsToS.
Colonel and Superintendent.
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$3.50 Rcw al.

DANAWAY from EsteIine Furnace Augusta Co.
IL Va, on Monday night the 2srd of April 1864
Tee AAC
who was hired of n. F. Gooch, Sheriff Of Louisa
Go. va, he belongs to Richard Cotton. Said boy
is about feet inches high. abcnt q years 81 age,
very black, he ia quick active boy, and talks
very fast.
The above reward wil' be given if arrested and
confined so that we get him aRse.
BURKE KUNKLE.
May II st SPEC copy
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nENTALNOTTCE --DR. W.CH1PHAy
~ has removed his ONCE to Main Sweet. oppo-
,se Dr.. Donsghss rhero he will oe pleased to see
his friends
staunten Octsasr 1t+tf,
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CIRCULAR.
tn o Noun tain A r q
AND
ALLEY NOTEBOOK.

Successor to the New Orleans utter prefer
Of 1853.
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We take pleasure ii ID publishing the
following orders Of Gems. Breckenridge
and Vaughn in disbanding the Reserves
lof thls aid the adjoining counties. the
compliment contained in there orders to the
gallant officers and men Of this command
| is richly merited as their gallant conduct
m the Battle Of Piedmont. and the aubse-
quens tiresome march fully proves
All honor to the brave and gallant off,
GERS and soldiers Of the Valley Reserves,
for their past history When again,
called to meet the VandaI foe. thcy will
add additional lustre to their already fair
fame.
HEAD QR's DEPT. NJ "a.
SPECIAL ORDERS
NO.
Ma; Gen Elzey will relieve from duty
|she infantry Of the Reserves, attached to
his command. as they reach their respec-
tive homes. that they may be permitted TO
attend 60 the;r crops. In doing this che
Maj. Gen. Commanding desires to tender
his thanks to the officers and men of the
Reserve force, who have been serving with
him, for the pgomptitude with which they
have oboyed his call for their services ana
the soldier like manner with which tas7
h..s s s.. borne the fatignes Of az harass-
ing march
By command Of
Mac. Gsa. BEEcErNhyDGE
(signed w r MyEss. A A CIV.
Signed Official
j. L. SErrz. A & Gss.
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HID. Qss. REsKkyE FoRcEs FOR
VALLEY DIST, STANTON VA.
May Goth 1864. J
GENERAL ORDERS,

T.. In obedience to instructions, under
authority Of the Secy. Of War, from Brig.
Gen. j. T.. Kemper, Comd'g. Reserve
Forces of Va. / hereby assume command
of the. Reserves for Valley Districts
II. The following orders a:e published
for the guidance of Enrolling officers, and
others embraced therein, and for the ipfor-
nation of all concerned.
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$500

$500
nc ward.
CT0EEN from the ,ubscriber. on th. night IL
~ 24.h Nav, ono BAY HORSE and ono ROAM
MAKE. The mare is ofroan color, three years
Go with black spot on the point of the RICH 5
ef2alaer shout the size Of = dollar. With black main
sHd tai. shod on the fore feet with shoes
me horsai e bright bay with small white spets on
me point OF the rose, in the forehead aud q
sInsll white spot under inc saddle, VITA a heavy
meme aud tail, 10 heavy built, PAGES well and sup
posed 10 be seven years old, will nav the above
reward tur&A recovery ofthe above horses or $3.50
for eithea Of ti.tta.
ny addGoss Is eteelo's Tavern, Augusta Co. Va.
DAVID FAUDEh
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~. z,sh day 81 VI AZ,

,,a,, all persons w'homay desire t2enter into on
-. -, - ran air said kuad any part thereof as
na Secuy;t $40 the performances OF Contracts
ri 5. required, and the work TO be completed
speedily, The time TO b. extended according to the
e1tent Of theConsracs.
Address, Sealed Proposals, 70 ne at Staunton,
Va. y. ", :, bEALlN,
Nav Is So.
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SHARP PaAcrIcs. A thirsty. but 4 pen
niiess soldier, belonging to regiment en-
camped near 49,, N G. procured quart
of brandy in novel manner. lie provided
himself With two canteens ore OF which be
filed with water. the ether he kept empty
He then repaired to the house of Mr.. 49,
q few miles from town. and asked il he
could buy quart Of brandy, lie was an
swered in the afhrmative--the brandy was
produced. the price fixed upon, the empty
canteen filled with the precious fluid. and
then siung across his shoulder. lie then
began search for tho money wherewith 70
settle the bill. With an eager manner he
dived into first his right pantaloons pocket,
then the ieft and then with an mir Of disap-
pointmont. successfully into his vest aud
coat pockets.
by golly." says ho. II clear forgot to
bring my pocket book =
"Well. sa;I Mr. --. you can't have
the brandy without the money. suppose
you leave the canseen With mo and 90 after
the pocket book =
ITS mighty long distance, said the
soldier, TO walk. hut II Gao { 90 any
better. suppose must So saying b.
deposited the canseen 10 tbs hands OF the
unsuspec,ing veudcr Of old Nash, md
walked off sorrow in his coun.enance. III
his heart joy
About three days afterwards Mrs.
who is potable hous,kceper. said to hes
husband, MIR --fthat soldier hasn't
some back 80 get his brandy Poor fellow.
he must have been sud lenly ordered to
Plymouth, and | am sorry he has lost his
canteen think i. best TO pour ont The
brandy, lest it get n 'inny taste So say-
Jag she pulled on. the cork. and applying
her nose to the mouth of the canteen she
sme.t, not brandy, but a rat The
brandy was transf rmed to water Daily
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TO ROAD MAKERS.
I desire to have the

.staun,on and Parkersburg Turnpike
-.,.;rcd a. far "a practicable, and as soon as pos
.;h,a Nv Ye-opening the side disches, filing up
rnts and evelino che read, removing loose focks,
I viii. ther sfore, receive Sealed Proposals, IN
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CENTRAL. HOTEL

= = j ES1-A Z kEST 4 ELAe
CHARLOTTESVILLE, vi.
THE rrorrletcr of this convenient HOTEL re
u speetfulv calls the attention of the
Trnye11Exn@ 1usoIfc
- the situation # his House being i'm iiateiv on
tbs Raiifond. and thereby avoiding ell chances o4
being feft by the trains. His table, supplied with
fhs bestthe markets afford and his well Ventilated
a. furnished with
CLEAN BEDDING.
afard comfortable entertainment 10 the wrA8y
~avRLt-a lie respectfully solicits The I at!onage
fthe public.
March Z, 1895 ssn
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Col Comd'g Res. Val. District
spec COPY Ct and send bill TO this office,
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.ehere viii ho served ~ IN ana style I'll tho Ie.ca-
olss tast can he procured a tbs and the Riohmnpd
and !,vnehhurg market without regard tocast.--
Ia order Ia meet the apts and CRAFTY the wishes
~ many persons frequently waa. kn1wu, enc 81
the rooms will SIT apart for the accommodation
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All adreytisag FOR q less term thsn three months,
" i'll be charged for at the usual rates.
~ Professional Card not exceeding eight lines
inserted one year for Sk0six months for SD.
- Announcements Of Candidates Inserted
aud charged for ~ other advertisements.
~ All Commando lions or Notices OF o personal
or private character. or intended or calculated o
promote any private enterprise or interest, will be
charged for as advertise ments
fE~ Obituaries will be charged FOR a. the rat
or Tss CENTS per line They must in ell cases be
accom- panied BY the money.
AE- Office on New Court-hagee Etreet. onpo-
site Brand aburs.s Old Stand, ane pear the Va.
Hotel.
JOE GaTrN TIN ~.
yxTE are rrepared o execute, with neatness and
w dispatch. JOB WORK, such as
PAMPHLETS.
BLANKS.
POSTERS.
CHECKS.
CARDS.
LABELS,
DIf4L-IEADS,
&c.. &c.
spazs- Terms CASH for altJop Work, on nRntr-
April l. !se3.
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zen AUGHN.
3 S MASARD, A A. G..
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yNg no.
g,.g TIM r. A.FEs n e. y s.

adiei,ing lis rrcsent location recently occupied
rs Il. j Rankin, viz:
These rooms are especially iatended ior
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IT. q 14II
Colonel Comd'g Res. Val. Dist
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: .5voa. so8Bar ". nrBEE.
Eichnoud Va. eitaUnton, Va.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-13
letter from Gen. sanford an Reply 40
Mayor Gunthcr.

Nav -YoRS. july l2-The following i the
reply OF Maj. Gen. Sanford TO the !e,ier OF Mayor
GuuineT:
To HoS G G. GrsruER. MAYOR oF THE CRY oy
New YORK:
Sic: Although ctnno. conrur ia yoar deH.
milton of patriotism. fully gree with you in the
necessity OF retaining an organized and di.ciu-
lined military force in our ciy sufficiently strong
- suppressany attempt on the par, OF lswles.
AMI evil disposed members OF the community TO
renew the scenes OF arson and plumber which dis
graced orr city last summer during the absence
Of the city regiments
la answer to the present call OF the President
on The Governor OF the State only 500 men
have been detailed from this division rs our quota
OF the 1000 required: and after this department
l. wiih'lr / shall return twelve of the dis
ciplined regiments OF the lst Division.
The city sIeads. willing aud abunslsptiy -ble
TO put down promptly anv demonstration gsin-t
the peace and COOL o tia community.
/ regret. that after the es olan,,ioa IL ven yes
tersiay ia person. YOU should have deemed IL
necessary TO publish your letter and ! hope. there
fore. YOU will have no objection O. ihe pubicl-
ton OF this answer 70 aiisy any feirs which YOU
may have excited
an very respectfully, your ohel.enf servant.
(Sisnedl Z. W SANproRp.
Major General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-13

that Constitution unimpaired. and will lead to
an early and honorable peace.
y That We cordially sympathize with the
Democracy OF Kentucky in their present subju
gated condition. deprived Of the rights Of free
men. and we will stand by them in a manly
and lawful struggle TO recover constitutional lib
erty.
10. That We pledge ourselves to cordially sup
port the nominations made by this Convention.
Hon Laie Develin Of WAYNE, and Hon. Bayliss
W. Hmna of vigo. offered additional resOla-
-tions. - r. p as ~
After an animated debate on questions of or
der. which was participated IN by Messrs Deveiin,
Hanna, Petut and others. the following vas
unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That We, the Democracy Of Indi-
ana. in State convention assembled. are in favor
OF maintaining personal and constitutional Ito
erty, and We pledge ourselves to sustain our
rights AS citizens O the bitter END.
motion was made TO adjourn. but previous to
which Hon. David Turpie wss called upon aud
closed the proceedings in a few able. eloquent
and patriotic remarks Fa
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-13
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

For Goverpor.
Joseph r.. Nc Donald. OF Marion,
For rzsas<nznt cosernsr.
David rurpie, OF white
Per srcrstary q state.
JAMES = AXIOM. Of Marion
For Aadsfef 81 <tae,
JOSEPH Rss1lEE, q Fountain.
For Treasurer o. STATE.
MATTHEW l. BRETT. Of Dzsiess
Por Attorney Geusrsl.
OSCAR n. HORD. Of Decatur.
POr Superintendent Of Public lnstructien'
SAMUEL l. HUGO. q Alien NJ
Ror Jsde~s Of the suprsns Court. -
- sANrEL " PERKINS. Of Marion.
~ AxDREw D,vi5OS, Of De-, ,Dt,
JAMES N HAMA, Of sullivan,
JAWS l. woRDES. % Allen
For Clerk Of he Supreme Court,
ETHELBERr c. uiBBES. Of Eash.
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izWe are happy 10 learn that Nc. Young
Of ty Journal. Who has been seriously sick j.
rapidly recovering All MS irieuds will be glad
10 SCI hin cut again.
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LOST.
Cow LOst.-SJ Reward.

STRAYED from the undersigned, No. go North Lib
- erty street. indianapolis. the 5h OF July lehi
red Cow, nice shaped, small horns. little shorter
tha the other the front larger than the ind
ones, five years old, If medium The above reward
will he paid the Of the Cow or for information
that III lead 10 her recovery.
jyl2 DIT MICHAEL MCBRIDE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-13

Oar next Presiient AMI Vi,e Pee dca, are
hcr,lnre To be cho.en by the tallnMinr:

DENocRATic NEITING ~ PUrNkw A L
Lsn.he, a candidate Tor Senator 10 the D.
triet composed ct the counties OF Putnam aud
Clay will address the Democracy at GFeenra.tie
Oh siiurday. the l6.h inst All are invited 10
.ttar9
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-13

Congress has decided that hone ct the sies
Nhica hive been formally declared ia ifs>urIec-
ton shall vote fnr President til,ihev are te,dnit-
tel intp the uipu. The SttteS excluded from
pirtiri, ating o. the spurOaching Ptesieutitl con
test are ~ iuiows:
Virginia. Tennessee
North Carroll = Ni>sis pr.
South Carolina. loui,itna
q orga urda
Alabama, Ark4usas
Texas.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-13

. That faithful adherence To the Constitu-
ton of the United States. to which the Democra
CIV are pledged. necessarily implies the restora-
ton Of liberty, and the rights OF the States under
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-13

Tie Chairman. Mr. MoorsT, appointed
Msssrs. Goth and H. H. Dodd to inform Nr.
TrhP.r Of his election. aud conduct him to the
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NATIONAL BANK.
All kinds of United States Bonds
and Revenue Stamps

And will buy ard sell Gold. Silver, Exchange ooserp-
nent Voucher Orders Washington state sscks ana
Public Securities Of every description
Collections will be IMPLY made aud every kind of
brsiJess attended 20 that belongs legitimate banking
Regular customers are only charged per cent upon
LSsn~ obts ned this Bank. most annie r,ro
visions made for th- De posts and M
the accommodk alton Of Deposiiors
In addition 90 the responsibility Of the United State
for he lab Titles OF the Bank the Stockholders are ip
Mutually responsible TO the extent Of the stock in add
ton 10 the amount invested In such shares thus ,orx
the most ample security TO the public
The following arr the present sfockholiers ~ ~. A.,
sfiutOu: -" 'N
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-11

"Not at all; matters have progressed as
smoothly as ever"
"Are the negroes inscleBt and lawless?"
'Not SO much so as formerly. They feel
that they are now standing on their good be
havior alone''
Have you much trouble in procuring la
borers 2"
"None at all the negroes work readily and
faithfully for wages. They do their work bet
ter than ever, because they know that they
must eitherfulfl their contracts or get no pay"
"Do the people regret the change which
emancipation has efiected?"
"No; hardly one man in the whole district.
except few politicians, who would vote for
the restoration Of slavery. Mr.. .--- and Mr..
-, who were both large slaye-owners, and
opposed emancipation bitterly, now declare
openly that they neve want slavery restored" "
Certainly this evidence is important, and
worth the consideration of Tennesseeans.
Let US act honestly towards the slave and the
consequences will take care of themselves
Let us offer 'greenbacks' instead of cowhides
to the negro, and he will work with fresh alac-
rity and hope. He has SOUL let us treat
him accordingly. Ii we use our numerical
superiority TO rob him of his rights and de-
fraud him of his wages, we shall pull down
upon our children's heads the Just penalty of
our guilt, amid the mercless tempests Of a
social revolution.--t Washington Correspon-
dent Nashyile( Tenn.l Union.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-11
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Every in elligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out from general use should
have their efficacy established by we'll tested expe-
rieucs in the hands of regularly educated ply ST.
can, whose preparatory study hts him for all the
duties he must fulfill; yet the country is flooded with
poor nostrums and curc-alis purporting to be the
best in the world, which not only useless but al
ways injurious The unfortunate should be PAgTfc.
uLAR in selecting his physician, IL lamentable
vet incontroyertable fact that many syphiitic pa
tients made miserable with ruined constitutions
by maltreaiment from inexperienced physicians in
general practice; for IL j. point gen rally conceded
agement of these complaints should engross the
whole time of those who would be competent and
successful in their treatment and cure. The mex
perieneed general practitioner, having neither op-
portunity time TO make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pusrues one system Of
treatment, in most cases making an indiscriminatt
use of that antiqusted and dangerous weapon, Mer
curN.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-11

SEIZURE OF CONFEDERATE MoNEY.-A
short time ago, an intercepted letter was sent
to the Treasury Department, showing that
Winthrop L. Hilton, IL Spruce street, New.
York, had contract with the rebel govern
went to supply printing apparatus and ma
terials for printing Confederate notes, and
plan was arranged for their seizure. On Thurs
ment were arrested. The Tribune says:
Marshal Murray then organized his forces
into two sections,and sent one to the corner Of
Ann and Gold streets, and the other TO No. IL, i,
Spruce street. At the former place he discov-
cred a number of photographic stones for print
ing 500, $50 and s. Confederate notes, with
few impressions already made. At No. IL,
Spruce street, the detectives also made a thor
ough search, and got upon the track of the
rebel contractors, although Hilton had exert
ed himself to hide the evidence of his guilt,
By pying his forms and concealing dies, plates
and other evidences of his treason in various
parts of the city. Sergeant John Young Of
the Metropolitan Detective Force, accompa-
MED the marshal and his men 10 room, No.
81, Park Row, where they forced an entrance
into an apartment hired by Hilton for the pur
pose Of storing. goods. In that room they
discovered a geometrical lathe, and case
containing between five and elk millions of
dollars Confederate bonds, and In pigeon holes
in the same apartment they found about one
million dollars of Confederate notes. The de-
tectives then made an effort to find the man
who made the lathe. He was found within
six miles Of Newark, New Jersey. He Is
machinist, who has contracts for the United
States Government Hilton induced him to
DO the work by false representations. He
said he wanted the lathe for new bank-note
company Of the style OF the Continental, &c.
The lathe was finished and sent TO Hilton
about ten days ago. Most of the articles de-
signed by Hilton for the rebels have been
found. Hilton. and Williams, his partner, and
Anthony, their foreman, have been sent 70
Fort Lafayette. The Intercepted letter states
that the work Is superby executed. The
geouletrical lathe, the plates and dies, the
printed notes and the other articles were
ready for shipment. They were to have been
sent TO Halifax, thence to Nassau, and thence
TO the Confederate Secretary of the Treasury"
The Mr.. Hilton mentioned above, If we are
not mistaken, formerly published paper in
Bangor.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-11

FRUTs or AyTI-SLAvERY EFFORTS AT
THE CAPIToL.-Many of our friends in Ten
nessee are asking, with much solicitude, what
shall we do with the slaves When liberated {?
Let me give the substance Of conversations
which have had with several late slayehod-
ers. who reside in this district, and after an
experience OF negro freedom Of over two years,
Shus bear testimony in this important case
J inquired of these gentlmen, all of high socia
position, as follows:
"What has been the general effect of eman-
clpatng the slaves in this district?"
Decidedly beneficial to both masters and
slayes.n
"Haye you suffered any considerable social
CONFUSION In consequence
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-11
MIDDLE AGED MEN.

There are many men at the age of 40 or 30 who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the
bladder, often accompanied by slight smarting or
burning sensation. and weakening the system In a
manner the patient cannot account for. On exam
albumen will appear, or the color viii be OF thin
miikish hue, again changing 10 dark and turhid
appearance. There many men who de OF this
difficulty, ignorant Of the cansc, which is the
l can warrant perfect cure In such cases. and
full and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr..
can do So by writing In plain manner description
of their disease. and the appropriate remedies vii,
be forwarded Immediately.
All correspondence strictly confidential and will
be returned If desired.
Address DIR. j. II. HUGHES,
No s Temple ST., corner Of MiddleJ Portland.
sRSsnd Stamp for circular.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-11
Christmas and New Year.
s.H. COLEswORTHY,

NO. 90 Exchange street, has just received one of
~ the most ensive assortments of Toys amusing
games and interesting books for children be found
in the city. Every one who wishes 10 have bright
faces and cheerful hearts in the house Christmas
and New Years day. can't fail to find the means to
produce them by calling at Coleswor,hy's. Also,
rich and elegant Photograph Albums, Gift Books
pictures and picture frames, wallets, perfnmerv.
fancy articles in great variety, &c, &c. Among thu
numerous articles for presents, 10 be found al
Colesvorthys, there none more useful or sppro-
PIRATE than those neat cases of
Homeopathic Medicine,
put up by NJ. Seavy. at prices from Sc 80 TO 81 CO.
including book adapted to the case PORTABLE
ARMY CASES of the principal remedies, with
Small's Pocket Manual, Tor So so. DIPTHERIA
CASES off remedies. with directions for 70 cents.
Prepaid by mail or express. 81 %. These remedies
successfully used by all Homeopathic Plysici-
ans and We good satisfaction where they have been
tried by others. decI9-dtf