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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-16

At a Court of Probate held al Portland vi,h,, a,A
for the County OF Cumberland on the drst rnes.
day OF July. in the year of our Lord eigb,
ceH hundred and siNty-.our $50
SAMuEL IL. BRADBUkN, having presented his
- petition, representing that solomon Thayer IN
OF fdand, in said County, deceased, old in his life
time make IL gat contract TO convey TO True Braa.
bury certain real estate described in said petition
and PRAYING that authority nay be given TO the ex-
ecutrlx OF the last will and testament OF said Solo
mon Ihayer TO execute the necessar, deeds 10 car.
ry sad contract into effect
10 'eas Ordered, That the said Petitioner give no
uoe 20 All persons interested. by causing notice 70
be published ne week in the Main. STATE Press and
ssven days In the Daily Press. printed at Portland
tha they may appear al Probate Court TO held al
sau fortiand on the third Tuesday ofJuly next, al
ten of the clock in the forenoon and show cause
If any they have, why the same should not be grant.
ed.
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
true copy, Attest,
EUGENE HUMPHREY. Register.
jalylldtd&wl
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NTS,LOST, FOUND
Lost.

Lost.
SFRAlED from the pasture of Mr. Francis Rob
- erts, "estorook, last month, q three year q. d
gray Coli, small si<e; whoever will return MIN or
We Information where he may be found will he
suitably rewarded, BY calling at No. ID sprlng 81
FRANCIS f. EMERY
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STATE COLLEGE

Agriculture and Mechanic Arts 7
THE undersigned, CommissiCrers appointed un.
der resolve OF the last Legis aiure an anth..r.
lxea and dHeeted by sara resolve 10 IN lie and r.
ceiye dOna ions and beueaeiiOns m aid Of the pro-
oose1 college Tor the beneit of 4sricu tasre aad
The NschdHtc srts and eive p oposals for the
location thereof. hereby gve not es tlaf 4 ey are
prepared to receive such donstions te4 Ell cit rs
and proposals., and request tha all eoSnmunica Ions
touching the same msy be made before the frst ay
of September next, addressed TO the u-ders,g1 cd.
WM u. CROSBY, Rtiast.
WM G CkuSBY,
JOSEPH EATON.
SAMUEL +. rERLEY.
iulysd& VITO seutl
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Substifufe Wanted /,

subscriber wishes for subs tine in the Army
IL for thee year. or the war Ne must be ett.-an'
not subj et TO aTaft believing that the r, bellI car
and Will be put down by the Union Armi = and
,cauy Ano aesirons OF doing his p-rt in this work
veteran would be preferred
reasonable bonus in addition to the state houu-
y and aid from the city, will be paid TO such sub
stitute BY EDtyapn rox
July IL, lssi.-dIw oN'
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QUITS OF Rooms, with Board. can be obtained hy
aPpying Immediately at 80 Danforth street.
~' AA'h' mayl1dtf
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COpartnership Notice
Deans Drum Corr,
Board.

4 FEW more Boarders can be accommodated at
Apply soon. juiys
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Compositors Wanted.

nNE or two drss class female eomno.,,or. I'll,
~ nnd constant employ ment and The shest rates
pa "a the city, on application at THIS OFFICE.
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S2J Reward !!

SSO Reward
STOLES from the subscriber on Tuesd.v Fvan.
- ing while in Perce's auction room, n Cali skir
reek, BOX containg st4 in money! a note against
Ssares hoogdon, Cdrbam for $50 and tne against
Charles hooper for sl2 The above reward will h.
ad ief 70. recovery of the property aud the deec-
rune Str GEORGE BECK
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All of the School Books
Used in this State, on
The Most Liberal Terms.
Hayingpurchased the STEREOTYPE PLATES from
o. L. sASsoRS Co., of this city. we shall in flu.
ture publish the valuable Series Of SCHOOL Books
heretofore published by them This series, toseth.
er with our former publications will make the fol-
lowing List
Norton's, Weld and Quackenbos' Gram.
mar,
The Progressive Grammar,
By Weld & Quaekenbos.
The Progressive Parsing Book,
By Weld & Quackenbos.
Yields New Grammar,
Welds Grammar,
told Edition.)
Yields Parsing Book,
Yields Latin Lessons and Reader.
Holbrooks First Book in Arithmetic,
IoaHoousC
B. & N, also publish HxRRIxAs's Asrr.ASeu.
Rapid Mercantile Writing,
In Eight Parts. with printed copies at the head of
each page in exact imitation of the Authors beau.
tiful style of
PEN M NSHIP
wecali special attention to these
New Writing Books,
As they are admitted to bs the most practical Copy
Books ever offered TO the public; and they are now
being rapidly introduced. having the full endorse.
ment Of the
Superintendent Of Public Schools Of the State Of Iane
Besides the above list which we publish, our Spec.
ial contracts are for the following books
Progressive Series of Readers and
Spellers.
billiards. Series of Readers & Spoilers.
Sargent's Series of r eaders & Spoilers.
Colton's & Fitch's Biographies.
Browns Grammars.
Greenleaf's Series of Arithmetics.
BLANK BOOKS.
STATIONERY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
1Acolcal.
CINCINNATI vBNEREAL HOSPITAL


hsbabllahed ln the Year 1850,
o CURE OF PRIVATE DIsEAsEs
And uluisf The eSntrol 81 two Of The most Eminent
rhyaia tns Ia The world, I
III, ~. B~ONAPANrR, Mons Londou and PAL.
II Hospitals aud Tor the pasi ten ytahs efth. I'D.
late OF New York. This is the only stioe in Inc elty
where q permanenteuro Of Private Diseases can ~
Obtained without the use OF mercury or change oi
Diet Gonorrh@a cured in 10 a. hours, elect cnreli
in 3 to 40 days. Structures cured In 10 ! weeks; MO-.
,grnsl Emlsslons stopped In 2 70 2 days. semnal
~ stages cured In ; days; See ndRry symptoms Ia j
TO 3weeksi Skis Diseases cured in1 10 > weeks; i'm
potency, vlgor restored m 4 10 4 weeks All disease
ola private nature treated with unparalleled suooess,
male or female.
Dr. Bonaparte's great work ON private dlseassa ri
Private Guide 20 Health, u beneficial " all, aale snk
female, old and YOnng, should read this boob. IA wjl
enllghten those yho Crepe In darkness Price ~
Dr. HsnaPsrte's French Patent Male saiel n
perfectly sale, and never tails 10 20 satisfaction. IT'D
Inc only safe aAd aurs preyenGYe againsl diseasa
Price Of the French Patent Male Safe, Ell thS single
aSdalas LoSisiRS's SS@Sicc Month"; y pf @sii; l.
male Diseases ladies should not use THEM ,Linab
pregnancy, AZ they VIII produce miscarriage, Prics
y % per oox-eEtra ane s6-Aent 10 any address b
DIS. n. a x. are the mon 10 consult; they ara mn
querionAbiy Acknowledged 20 he tho ohaIapions and
kings OF Venereal diseases, and the only Doetora Win
receive monthly reports from the old world; then
have bean accustomed nom an early age OF youth =
Witness the various diseases which Afiict mankind.I
and TO watch the progress through a long oaTeeT N
professional study In every sphere ofliie, nom ue
humble abode Of poverty y The mansion oftho wol-
shy, and having asoeTtaned beyond a doubt ihe Vast
suffering Of humanity, they determined 10 select ta
gsnerahye system as helrpArieqlar study, andlo ds.
sues OF these lmp Ortanth netiOns. Nolettars Willis
answered unless they esntaln a remittance or a most
~ Drs. B~oNHPARTRa
No lss sycamore street, between RIM A sixth, east
Once hours rom 9 Am. TO P.M, As
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
Dprtng Nousr,
D @ X o D s 8

NO. az. ST. CLAIR, E FOURTH a FIFTa,
Dayton, Ohio.
TJNHE undersignedinorms he putle thai ho = 4.
practical dyer, and has eshalhshoi a I've house ~
~ above plaee, and h now prepared 10 oolor dl kinds
snY color that may he desired.
Srease and sbsns removed nom all kinda q ffabrica.
He warrants 20 finish an goods IN . manner 10 1--WE
satisfaction having all a~rtiales necessary 10 neyEonn
hia work an tho best posalh3cstyie.
AUS HERhAsN wIEaERD
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
LET THE AFFLICTED READ

Aud learn that n perfect and udlcal eure ia warranted
aud guaranteed 10 all who are afflicted with weakness,
debility, nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts. De
preston OF spirits, distress and anguish Of mind, loss
OF sleep, lnss Of memory, lo- Of energy and muscular
power, puny growth, wasting away, and a want OF con-
naence in themselves, h%inting hts, oonvulsivs troin.
lliugs, imPotence and disgust Of life.
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAY
Some physicians require 10 be told the nature II your
direase-the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not His Ierfect knowledge ofthe human system enables
him TO describe tho diseases without any Information
from the patient, TO explain ia original cause, and 10
guarantee IL cure. And, what IA mor valuable still, he
OF not. Al his communications and interviews arc
strictly private add Meioal JoArAaL
The Botanic Romsdiea Of Or. Raphael, the English
botanic Physician, never ALLIED yet 10 make a perEut,
radical, and permanent euro Of ALL pKlYATE SIX
GRIT, AND NENEREAL DISEASES, without the uao
at Mercury, without hinderanse from business, aud
without 6ar Of discovery or exposure, Nc deadly rot
sons such a. arsenic, nuN somioA, opium, or any other
haarnans, y 2 msrIIty o.any dsAaly miasrals-nothing
this wonderful botanic Physician. His Botanic Rsune-
dies never yt failed to cure the most obstinate and the
'neSt dangerous cases, and 10 remove all mercury aud
either Impurities from the system when all other Home
dies had hiled.-Mefiai JouuaL
coon NEwS FOR sINGLR MEN OONTEMPLAT-
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what ths nainmore oorrrs.
pendent Of the Oddellow, Doonsboro, Maryland, said
on Ihursday, the Slst q May, ls0O:
" Numerous cures Of diseases caused By Early iudincno-
ton having beon ~pert0rmed by tho Enghsh Botanic Ply
sician, I tdl it my duty, having a knoWiedse Of them,
service 10 The suffering. One cas- IN paTtealar-thnt
Of "A young man In this ciiy-ls worthy ofnote. Ne had
'sNeine Ne tteum OF a hAuiti the uioEu @iuaion 10 which
canss- = shndder, and amer years Of annering and doctor.
ing gave up all hopes Of nccoNcy, He wished 20 marry,
aud was dearly beloved BY a. sweet a girl az ever liaued
weHts q seeCtion, bat he vas ia4rhal, narsoas, aud pros-
tratei' lie dared not wed on account Of the shattered
State OF bis system. lie sought ruliefa at the hands Of tho
hotanio Physician, and, astonishing ~ Il may seem. ali
The hloom and vigor Of youth has returned, and IL i
nov tho happy hther Of a pair OF bright boyn."
Aay who an suffering, no nlattaF what thaIr com
plant can call on the Botanic Physician eonadontanv.
They may rely upon relief Ills onioa Is at no. SO
hAhf FIFTH Ret sycAmore 81. and Broadway ON.
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Iteh where he has preceded them into s,,rr,,.. IL
fate ssa%a qeoser satisfies his condding oredito2y I'm 4
sense eleu least proplnous. In a moral and = n whSn
his sting. Po"oJ which 10 rob death Of
10 die to'n,s JhI"s wa mther, son, ask himself oIf 1 vss
sh' would those who are dear 10 me was
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
49robisioms.

4Drohisions.
Andrew WeinRartnsr.
stall No. ~, Western Market House,
Dealer IN
Fresh Meats, Hams Sausage Sc,
Always on hand, OF choico No. 1 stock. AuIalsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
S"ndusAI, Dayton ana U%incinuall k..A



n aud after November 80, 1865, an, NM. =
- houv'' ftssongtr atRt Fruight = usns s,
bAl lONi going uuttn, M iuuosa "" 'aH' :
,. A a. "a. through kr,LgLt md
OstU with fAatenkrr Cal Rtmsb1i. "'''"N'ii""
ltt.Sil a. d. hiili tnln Tor sldinphuld. ,.n
1OsOO trhenA, bciUiuntanhe, ; oip,L ,I,'
eanuuhhJi connecting at apfnsAvd wtm 49, '"'
L-ohl"u ana Ouluiuiatn, AuFua IA Cuutuf,,- - ''
ui ut ui,'uih Ntul tiuh l,r Uuiumhus, IA I,f-- q
lINlno on IitiSDnfb, r. ayne a thnralv 1850
riu'i arriving IA ,ieSlhte nj Di40 pm ~, Nm kohr
80" AZ Wti33t Httit lruh on tesetant,a - ~ A.
:. ~ gong hH7t, nIt'lns IN Oici,ianu a.. ~. 'v''"'
u.Wnhih "t d.So = IA, Hud huihdO IA o.a0 y a.
west hiiifluE IA toiesiO AZ ig.il y ~ b,tta, soht
~ N''teAk"o 81 iW"u hint AMI tsnut8 ~ M = a. -" %
a.. - ~. Nlkht hAIntts Tor aiIu,yh,.l,f +"
Vii hhu he'ieiuuuuht, tuuiuttti4 ,I t'Pa"'
in'i going hil't on ittsburg, b. " AYtn ~ NJ
i'u''' "Ifihgi y Niththuv a. go a "a, rutf... "'"t'
M "uiA Wet Wltli 1ruh Hintn,d an 81 ''"i'
90 ~ h't hhd thiotKo ~ iusiu - 81, "a tI,u. "r9t ~
~ N'e''iAha aid it4cdV H. h. Atnvtps a., ~ Tam
,'u " No. Hiihhifh "a i:uv J. ~ apd iiubsiu "a ~
lc'lI'"' hahdisky at TAO IL. Wv y e..
I.ilh 1. a.. htnisFilto Aaslnm,.,st..a
tsVc p''lu"n ou miiAI " ir.i. i..1, iea'lh.
~ M HpIhEheiu - . 80 D 90, tlts,ns M t-'NhaN'
49, id'fiS atti ~ Fn, h,htt,uihb. /. 49, To-.
~ i'iihNillr "a tz.l.H 49,. go" :"
~ 'uth Ian" 40 hl puflus Nom.
W. ~ .t h"i "tu"i 'irttlL oc IA ia, - 3"
la - ". hlND, 1ICktt aLtut HTun"Y Nei"
ne away ',s low e. - .u, uu,.Y
~ '""inh""n itirtttt g. stI pt4. E,-.,
.S''' "iilJ ~ tie t~'i"IHrj aHrrtn1,, - '"''
HA'7hit agent. a. IA, A. 80 f,i- .
". 10 NlNrt' Ten iirLcl aA,.t u'"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
INSURANCE

lounH men lasf staFRng in buslness, whose ehiai
asp,ea - tner eneIs aud Integrity should insure their
nsos = vac annoant 81 half theu hahhnea. Bueh hn
act OF disinler0sted konestV, when kno~p Il, 49, ~
nora, would lusny increase ther confidence hi uhsm
y Neuid show thstthey did not wish 70 leave cher -
"''" S-P0sed to any eVoidahte eonangency and Do
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
baylor and MiChlgan ltAllrOaa.


M aud ait1t Sunday, NOV 10, IsEa, unns ~
leave Union Depot, htkth street. Tor 1ut.iD, ~
all lnteriutuate points AZ follows!
Toledo aud Chicago Mail az lUO1 m.
Chicago ana DetrOu hIHht hxpreas Nj bts. A
hYlt Il, ~ shOhMAkhit, superintendent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
ac0tcaI.
To Suffering Humanity.

DIR. W. w. nICHmAN,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR ARV CLAIRV0IANf,
XToULD cay 10 the sick and afflicted. that he eass.
wv - the blind 70 SEQ, tho deaf 20 hear, and the
lame 10 walk Withouttho use Of the knife or any min.
eTl drugs.
R~HR0AATIsM, NERVOUS CONSUMPTION, and
all FEMALE WEAKNESSES cured IN a TOW days.
AhVhhoNlC COMPLAINTS relieved without fail,
hy calling on the Doctor a. his rooms al his boarding
house, No, % ~, CLAIR street. second door south 81
the UniVsFsAhsi Oharoh, Dayton, Ohio. Auaidu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
LOOKS TIE DANGER in THE FACE

lhat ne may grappIe with iE me visa man n /
, me- ssu va Is nature aud p~aliIaio its tlrsataoing ~
Ills PAniston are at hand, OF easy access 20 ali"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
Ia, ton, AenlA and COlumbns Gailroao.


IhhkEL IulI, -
urt,1s t",S iiMhs East WA Cdiiauta1- o..
mr.. uoin dayton to all Faster, M llhuns'
kase ms a liosy lHnas EasL LEAVING i"1s,,
ana Columbus lay Express M y ." "a cInrnDp
/. ~ ~ :" Ashia sna London. accom-, nee ua'Is
uoluinbsi.' At All way stations lotse n is,," -. .
mod.nop ! ~ ~ i"llon, night e2rnss a4bs
press 5as p. m. Hha Cincinnati La, D.
Ter ,inn Ia, ~ ~ C1nnnoHs une, shicA IL ? n,,,,
calling ons w.. kiEn ~ nHd for all Eastern rlaost
~. ". MUOBNAJ1t -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
SUPPORT TIE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

itls tho unseen hand OF the proyident father. rooehins
Iorih nom the grave, and stll nouTishing his ohspring,
sna keeping together The Rmnly. BY Il, the Ialtnfi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
FOR SALE BY

mm Wsehthoh and W " stewart, Dayton; George l.
s3hi NehtefNllei n Myers, New Lebanon; Il Jacksoh,
IuanoersOnrG nB hauer Harrisburg; u b Divine,
5ohnnNl,isi Arnold Limhert, South Arlington; jacob
9inSSI, west alumore ] Rookie A Go, Germantowh;
W murpiy, vandaiiai n Niekols, Liheuy; d Rees,
rhI,nerHFillei hevsrllng 4 Herr, Salon; ~ Pyfmona,
nllIalns a swnner, West BALTIMORE; Parker, RTo. a
fhrkersOirRi and by Druggists and Merchants
throughout the URited States aud Canadak
Rn2ldlyl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
DENTISTRY.

8. ?. ueArToS. - >
oonrToN q wlLLAaD.
ID N II s II =
o'FiokTS9ksER OF MAIN Ann SEooAD
OPPOSITE FEANRIIN HorsE
A Ill operations pertaining a. n.a,
~ and thoroughly aitcndrd ~ "3 eateial
ser,ias s1uacisI ssiss,i.l isenhon to our shle Of In.
y y" p,es ultra ~ m,cianbal deuusrv =
=. snn y nmtiu tho NuAuniie Worf gas..h y
Tse h.eh superior 10 the oruarv tIit
M examine speoimenS ma
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
Baltimore ana ONO nau,..
u q "A -

az - @
u iacidn S ,Hi kourh-TeIImlTIg NJ -
honwoGd and lairEersb,,rs ~ NE hAsi, hud Wissin".
points m rmr Nssi steamers. AZ, ior shI iv w. i'''.,'
Three 1'rr,, s y, upllnSst ald Rurthn .st. ""'
Ienra n T. 'h@ ohly route TO WAshiugiot
and a IN a. "' ,'' at 4aau, 7;40aud IUfv 4 "a ~ -
Leave 49, ~ oiunhJh a. i;JU hnd Y,It, = ~" , J"
MI M washington az 6:uU, $40 im1 m 80 NJ oliS
Through g gr si.I q at $3.50 aud 5 rs onh Il a'
wa Washington CITY atan nisln,nt%. cah lie proeui y
Ipn" ur y Junk andia M low M By an, oi o. ~
AtA'y Of the principal RAiIroad nt. ~ y ONO RNnru.,.
D. q. SULLIVAN, ten NJ" mesi
w.. r. SMITH. az, SoIds' Geh. fiekotlEI"t'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
Illinois ocnItal knnUau,


NhANuk or nMh.
~ and after mpndaJ, November ls.tse7 ,A
,'' hialtoou Ruu fAna. A. ,,.1l.
eon,. LEAN h IUUN.
1ulls north, l:lO = M ana II9H5
""''s SOUTH 500 a m and 500 n NJ
LEAVE. PAkA'
nultG North, Coca IA and ,1 .i
G1lrR south, llJun m mi ~ ~.
hoI ", =. JOHNSON, Den "a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20

IN and amor Monday next uans on the Inaim
" Central Will leave thu bnlun DEPOT Sikli stre.t
Al 500 IA aud 400 y M.
Returning, VIII arnVe ~ itil0 = m n Il $40 q m.
The 500 a ~, anu 4'6Op IA, express usihs ma q
close connections 10 All points IN The " est ana Sout.
and 3:uU y M tram ~ tht shortest aud auieL,rtl,, d..
to Chicago aud the Northwest,
noi7 E. W. WOODWARD, supermtoudsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
BE SAFE from THE PAses or wANr,

~ :, THESE children have a Comfortable hou.
~ means Of educanOnl Womb M ~ nome and
aged ana = y eold charities OF ne worldI Won SITP ~.
estate nav .s"s'e parent DO provided for, WON'T t 'ns
he a,Io ,sg oy efeod saies Of AN admiplstrsto+ ~ 70 o.
tends doSnss Sfealtsrs- nado when the marsSs
How few can shd hAr prices cannot DO roaIlEeJS;
toni Tbsv az. smeI These question 10 their SaIstaa.
thai thew y ssnr 70 ask them, aud cherish M bahS,
ish And go nave = long lease on life. Ihis rs both IanY' i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFR.

EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFR.
UU
ItHE Rtna grants policies U LIFE, for a term
u years, policies and child ems Nm.
doWmeht, Also, Non FOrieihug Policies, on which M
payment In required amer ton yeara.
rive Thousand dollars paid on i've losses IN this citv
within the last six months.
among All The cOntriyances Of men To protect tho
hhlly clrcie nom want, none can De f-und mora sim.
pie IN III character, noble IN its features, or 90 rtain IN
us results, than Life Insurance. IL ~ the prop WhiaI'
the dying husband caves to WINCH
4i..Ht. Dol.
SUPPORT TIE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM
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IN LOVE AFFAIRS HE NEVER
FAILS.

iIo VIII tell you their circumstance and their nitur,
prospects, and what IL better than all, ho eau tell yor
their thoughts and what their neal" intentions are
What is bcttor stii, ho can tell you II they will make yot
happy.
nr. Raphael IL, therefore, n sure dependence.
TOHil in business his advice IA Unavailable. He can fnte
tail, with the greatest certainty, the result of NIL com
mercial and business transactions aud specnlation-. lr
Itiliur Hrruru-y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
Caution to the Public.

DR. W. Raphael, the AstrologeF, has no connection
with PROFESSOR or DR.. w. m, Raphael, or with any
other gentleman Of tho same name.
no Cut this advertisement. out. When You come,
bring It with you and show Il To the girl who opens the
door. To prevent mistakes, ash to
SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11
AGENCY.

VIZ. r. EALzEE- w h. wALKER. 1R-
VII. 4. & WI. &. WALKER.
Agents for the purchase Of Real
Estate.
ofaee on Third Street, opposite the Court House.
jaly7-6md&w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11
READY for SPRING TRADE

We are now opening and receiving q
complete stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres
and Vestinga, which We will
make up 10 order in the
neAtess and most styl-
ish manner
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-01
liniIrun0s, ST.
Vermont Central and Suili-
Van Railroads.
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Commenting Oriobcr Ion, 1884.
TTsins ooinesoutbnna Enst.

Trains GONG Aouth ana East.
Leave Montpelier az YVd An, 05 sand 10 90 IN
a A. r8AtS leaves Rousts' roist al n. BarEs-
III ton Is ~, couucotingat WHITE River JuAetien
l4d L1owi f1s WIN trains Tor Boston, Worcester "a
and viii Vermont Valey H. k.tot springfield and Nav
yutk, srriuuH IN cw fork at l0,lar. n.
HUNTINGTON E,rFTs, leaves Ofdershuff at t0eA. NJ,
Rouse. tout al IS a. M Tor Darlington, saiatcgl,
Troy and New YORK VIA she Lake,
DAY EXrBEsg lEkfN iouyos OgdensbuTrh at S,ie A..
49, Montreal al euO Az. house's ruintatl0 As a. fsi
tut jps, frey and New York.
NgasI EkraEss TAI leayes Ogdensbutgat II IA
Montreal AZ 3l5 ~, Houses Potalst5.45 =. NJ arrV-
ug at husfanat $40 4. NJ connecting at Bellows Falls
with Chcthift a. R. tor Bostus and Worcester sad viii
Vermont Valley r for Springfield Sc, and arriving
q New York at y SOC. =.
Trains Going Noeth aud west
Leave Montpelier al 253 An, 90 h,s.to s.,snd
Day r,Pprw TR,iN leaves Boston at 500 A. ~, via
LtNtiI OF uwrsnoe at S0,, NJ via FitchhqTg Leave
..Hrhci 90 f,aO e. bellows Falls at y 55 NJ 10
rtssumpso Road, Burlington, Montoal, ogden sbufgh
ghItaeu aud the Nest, 0aklus ciose connections.
NAtl Train leaves Boston az GOO A. s.,via LEVEL
White Nytt Junction al rs f.H hf Burlington hoAt-
iarl and Og Oenshur,E.
fotiauopAttoE lBAtS leaves Northdeld at 10 9, A. ~
htNfhipgtoh, and Rouse Point
.ht Esrktss IHAtS caves Bellows Fails at 10 90 FH
rstcvinc passene from Vernon alley x. Rleaving
SEES YORK az Ella p. y, aud from Cheshire r, z,
laavlar Boston at $50 2, N. connecting al
Nhltu Nyer junction with train leaving Bcstoa al
3.J1 e. ~. 1uvug az Burlington At $40 a. NJ, Reusei
pwut al5 ea ~, Montreal Al p,i5 a, NJ. and Ogdsus.
aut1l 40 40 ?. n. The Mai Taln South md Eglie,,
train Nuuh connect with passumpsic Road.
sleeping cars attached to nu,h the nj gh expr,si
tfahs running Between kousos Point and Boston and
Koaaeh Point and prlaghed.
Through iesetsief chicago andthe West for sale al
G.MERRlLL, sup'L
Ahans. v Oct. 10 lsu