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Wanted.

E,oR family Of four tno small children, a nice
Il genteel two storied house. in the centre OF the
city, separsteor In block. Address Box ITO Port
ianu fost' omee. sept9dff
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LOST.
Lost.
$500 REV ARD.

ON Central wharf or around the Grand Trunk
" Depot and yard; Calf skin Wallet contain
ing considerable sum Of money, and papers of NO
value to any one but the looser. The finder Wil be
rewarded as above on returning the same to No.
Central Wharf. or y Bracketr street.
Portland. Aug. 81 1854. aug,i diff
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IIr,oay, sept, 18th ats o'clock p n, We shan
TO he corner lot on the north east eorns,
stIsst being ~ ieet on linda street By AZ let Sseo
beautiful lot Tor building purposes r.n..,, nn
ted and IN an excellent mel ghborhcod little elesr
HENRY BAILEY CO., Ascrrs'
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L. q q r.

ON "Wednesday evening. 7th inst. near the Boz
" ton Depot, Purse containing al out SaOO The
nnder will be iDerally rewarded ON leaving the
At this ONCE sept9ilws
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Lost.

MONDAY afternoon. between Lincoln Str Get and
I1the Press once. lady jet Cross Pin. tipped
with gold and resrl in the centre The Under will
be suitably rewarded BY leaving the same at rHlS
OFFICE. n
Aug 80 1854.
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Found,

Found,
ON the sih inst. on the line OF 7. s. & p. r.
" near Cape Elizabeth junction, . pocket book
containing note and sundry articles. The owner
have the same by calling at this Office, proving
property and paying charges
Sept l2-dlw
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TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. W. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. m Clapp's Block,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IND ELN STkkB1D
MOULD respectfully announce TO the eitissrs Of
w Portland and vicinity, that be has permanent
~ lccxted In this city. During the eleven months
the worst forms Of disease In persons who have risa
other forms Of treatment In vain. and caring Pc
tents in short time that the question IL oftea
asked. do they stay cnredf To answer this question
We will say that all that do not stay cured, viii
doctor the second time TOR nothing.
DR.. ID. has been praeticss electrician f. twenty.
one years, and 10 also regular graduated physician
kcctricify 10 perfectly adapted 70 chronic diseases
In tho form OF nervous sick headache; nesralg;a
In the head, neck extremties; consumption whf
In the AGATE stages where the lungs not fnly
involved; acute chronic rheumatism. sorofula, hy
diseases. white swellings spinal diseases. eurvatt
of the spine. contracted muscles distorted hynhs,
palsy paralysis, ST. Vtas Dance. deafness, STAN.
mering or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia. indixes-
every case that can be presented; asthma, bronch.
tis STRUCTURES Of the chest and al forms Of Ssna
oomplnints.
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Wanted.

DY middle aged man, situation in . store or
LION the wharf, Is . salesman. TO 90 light work or
TO take charge Of some light BUSH esq., Good refer
ences given.
Address Box leia, or enquire at No. 8 Lime 80.
Portland. Sept 5th-dtf
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House nj Auction.

ON Tuesday, Sept 10th, at O'Clock p. n, on ths
Opremises. we shall sellthe u Story wooden hcuss
No. Il Tate street. II has finished rooms. aburd-
anee hard ADD colt water. Pleasantly located and
in good repair. Sale positive.
HENRY BAILEY . CO.. Auetionsers.
SAINT I7-dfd
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House Wanted,

80 Wanted by the advertiser, . convenient,
E2;;. centrally located, and pleasant house for .
Es.i- small family without chlldren-J ossession 20
be had early the middle of October. sooner II
possible. 1t must have good water conyeniences.
and be well finished.
The advertiser would lease such house for . term
Of years, purchase il terms suited A two-story
cottage small lot, preferred.
Address o. p. O., at the Press cfise stating fooa-
tion, general terms, SC eonsdesfsaAy.
Portland, Aug. l, ls64,-dd
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Boarding.

NNHE private board 'ng house No. n Free Street,
Il newly papsred and painted. Rooms furnished
and unfhrnlshed with board.
Sept l0-dlws
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First National Bank.
This Bank will convert the seven-thirty notes ma.
turing Aug. 10. and Oct l. into six per cent. bond,
OF 1881. In all the denominations In which the note
were issued. viz:-s5o. sloO. $500. and 81 oOo-a.
commission Of per cent
W. E. GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, July 80, 1ss4.-eodtf
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Lost or Stolen.


ON Sept 2. box OF Spruce Gum. The owner can
(have the same by calling 1t IA. Little's a PIumb
ST; provisg property and pay ing charges.
Sept 1S-d3t
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DiSsOlutiOn.

FuvHE eopsrtnership heretofore existing between
IL Sweat and Cleayes a. Attorneys At Law. Is tnis
day dissolved bv mutual consent The ahairs OF the
late firm will be adjusted by either party ~.
Mr.. Sweat will continue In business NJ o~'e "''
III Middle street. Mussey akow. ~.
e'' L. d. II. SWEAT,
NATHAN CLEAvES.
Portland. July 10th, 1894 Visase
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CyTRAYED from the pasture of Mr.. Francis Rob
y erts, Westhrook. last month, o three year old
gray Colt, small size whoever will return him or
give information where he may be found, will be
suitably rewarded. BY calling At No, 50 sprinE 81
Portland, July Is. lse4.-dtf
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Wanted '
Wanted.

% CUSTOM Coat and 20 custom Pant N sksrv.
w Apply At Clothing Rooms Of
WOODMAN, TRUE q CO.,
"a and 90 Middle street.
Augo-dA wis6w
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.


CAmo, Jan. % - The guerrillas are
not entirely driven out Of West Tennes-
see and Kentucky. Small parties are
prOwling about, near Mayfeld and Fe-
licisna. About thirty entered Fort Pill
low after our troops had left, and fred
at the Memphis packet Mary Forsyth,
doing no damage.
ARMY OF THE PoToMAo, Jan.,28.-It
was two Mississippi regiments which
opened the ball on Saturday by attempt
ing to fight their way into our lines, to
take the oath of allegiance; unfortunately
they did not succeed.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-A letter from
a general officer at Knoxville says the
rebels are gathering all their cavalry for
q grand raid through Tennessee and
Kentucky.
Gen. Halleck informed Secretary Chase
that there would be danger Of supplies
reaching the rebels if trade restrictions
were removed from Kentucky and Mis-
souri,.
Secretary Chase has provided, and the
President has saetiOned, regulations open
ing those States to unrestricted CONNER
cial intercourse. The same policy will
soon be followed in Delaware and Mary
land.
A Washington special to the World
says that the Committee on Ways and
Means amended the appropriation bill
providing two millions of dollars for pay
ment of minute men and militia, to repel
gEerrillas, raised in Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri and Ten
nessee.
New YORK, Jan. %. - The steamer
Champion has arrived from Aspinwall.
The Herald's Key West letter says the
State Government Convention will meet
at St., Augustine on the 1st of March.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %. - News from
Congress unimpOrtsnt.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 28.-- Cotton 80 c.;
gold 5775.
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AnCsEmRNrs.


New THEATBE.-The patrons Of the
new theatre have an opportunity to. night
to evince their appreciation Of true
merit and regal beauty. The lovely AID
spiFiiuelle Zoe takes benefit il being
her last appearance but one. On this
occasion she viii appear in three parts
in the Phantom Skif," and in spas de
Fleurs," 3 most brilliant sad fascinating
dance, during which q shower of bOu-
quets, with her carte de Visits, viii be
dropped upon the audience.
The managers Of the new theatre made
fortunate stroke Of policy when they re-
engaged this rising star. She has filed
their house nightly, and won for herself
8 reputation IS 8 splendid danseuse, and
talented pantomimist and actress, Of
which she may be proud. If she is am
bilious, and will studiously devote her
self 10 improvement, she will, in q few
wears, attain the highest round of the
ladder. We have observed her well
in The "French Spy" as Mathilde;
As Vanderdecken in the "FlyiDg
Datchman;" as EsmsFelds, Myrtillo,
and Julietta, and feel that we do Der no
more than simple justice when we say
she exhibited the genius which forms the
foundation of = great artist. Her Es-
merolda, a speaking character, was a
most charming impersOnatiOn - fresh,
and sparkling as the diamond. Her
action was generally correct and grace
fol; her conception Of the part intelli-
gent, and felicitous; her voice sweet and
sympathetic. She speaks English re-
markably well; there being hardly q per-
ceptible intermixing of the tones of her
native tongue. The impression she
made in this part will not soon be re-
moved.
We trust that her benefit tonight will
be an occasion to be remembered by her
with pleasure the remainder of her life.
TIE THEATRE = The gifted young
actress, Miss Eliza CouldOck, takes q
benefit to night. Two fine dramas-the
" Chimney Corner" and "DOf'-will be
produced. In the one she appears as
Grace Emery, and her father as Peter
Probity; in the other, she plays Dot
and her father Caleb Plummer. Both
pieces have been played during her en-
gsgement; and were enthusiastically re-
ceived, by large audiences. Together
they make the most attractive bill of the
season, and will call out, we hope, sn
OVERLOOKING house. Miss COHldOck de-
serves this recognition of her ability IS
an actress, and her great worth IS q re-
fined and accomplished lady.
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Inquiry Answered.
CAMP NEAR RossvnLE, GA,
January "a, 1864.


January "a, 1864.
70 tie Editor Of tie Union /:
As a constant reader Of your loyal
sheet, you will do me favor by explain
ing the act of Feb. 22d. Whilst I was
perusing over the midnight dispatches,
in your paper of the 22d inst, I was
surprised to see the above act mentioned
and no explanation.
There is much discussion On the sub
jsct. You will please settle the contro-
versy by an answer. The act concerns
the bOunties TO old soldiers.
am, sir, AN OLD SOLDIER.
p The decision referred to only relates to
those who were in the service, but who
have served two years, and been honor
ably discharged. The decision is that
they are entitled to the same bounty with
those now in the service, who re-enIist.
One of these on enlisting again will OBJ
tain S402, as if now in a regiment.
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PatrIofc IEeenInlinns-


The following resolutions, offered in
the Common Council yesterday, by W. s.
Cheathsm, one of the Representatives. of
the 9th Ward, were unanimously adop-
ted:
Resolved By tie CITY Council Of NaslUiHs,
That as our country and the very exist
eDce Of tho best Government ever insti-
tuted by man are imperiled by the most
causeless and wicked rebellion that the
world has seen, snd believing as We do
that the only hope Of saving this country
and preserving this Government ia by the
power Of the sword, We srs for the most
vigorous prosecution Of Che war, until the
Constitution aud the laws shall be en-
forced and obeyed in all parts of the
United States; and to that end we OPP
pose any armistice, or Intervention, or
proposition for peace from any quarter,
so long - there shall be found 3 rebel in
arms sgainst the Government, and We
ignore all party names, lines and issues,
and recognize but two parties in this
wss-Pstriots and Traitors.
Received, That We hold i 10 be the duty
of Congress to pass al necessary bills to
supply men and money, and the duty Of
the people to render every aid in their
power to The constituted authorities Of
the Government, in the crushing out Of
the rebellion, and bring the leaders there
Of 70 condign punishment.
Resolved, further, Thst our thanks are
rendered to our soldiers in the field for
their gallantTY in defending and uphold
ing the flag Of the Union, and defending
the great principles dear to every Amer
lean patriot.
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Welt & Co, Jewellers, UniOn-strset,
have in store an elegant assortment Of
fine Jewelry of the latest styles, Watch
es, Opera GLASSES, etc, and are having
good run Of custom, which will increase
as the public become better acquainted
with them. We have found them atten-
tive, courteous and liberal in their deal
ings. We commend them 70 the readers
of the Union.
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We hear that George P. Bierne and
family; DR.. j. G. SpOtswOod and family;
DIR. Bessley and family, and a number
Of other active rebels, have been ordered
to leave Huntsville, Ala, and 60 South.
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Broad street yesterday presented an
appearance similar to that Of other
days, before King Cotton got into trouble.
1t was lined with wagons containing
bales Of the great staple. Sales were
made Of 63aG5a. per 10.
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Sale.

4 No. l Residence on Russell street
EdgefeId. Southern money taken at
thirty-ive cents in the dollar. Apply to
Thomas s. Mari, banker, corner of Union
and College streets.
January "a, 1864-tf
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We observe that Mr.. L. B. Willard, the
gentlemhnly Michigan Military Agent
for the care Of tae disabled soldiers from
that State, has returned to his post st
Nashville.
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caA~aN N~A~nNAa
Government vouchers given in the
country, when properly authenticated,
are cashed By THos s. MARI, corner Of
Union and College Streets. on the same
terms as those given at this Post. Vouch-
ers sent by mail viii be promptly at
tended 10.
Gold and Silver bought and sold on
the very best terms.
Eastern money discounted at The best
rates.
Highest price paid for the notes Of the
Union and Planters Bank.
jun 26-tf
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Hume & Reynolds cell at Auction to-
day sn assortment of elegant furniture,
Competing, &c. GO and supply yourself;
yeu will not get better chance.
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We are obliged to our ffiend, Joel DA-
Wis, Esq., Of the Adams Express, for the
late Philadelphia and New York papers
sent us.
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Lunch served daily from 10 to IL
o'clock, and 9 to 10 at night, ct the
Light House, 62 Cherry street. II.
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Lunch served daily from 10 to u
o'clock and 8 TO 10 st night, at the
Light House, 81 Cherry street. IF.
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We received yesterday note signed
"A Deserter," giving US some Southern
news. No responsible name accompanied
II, snd 1t takes its place with other waste
DaDer.
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II is reported that the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad viii be opened from
Stevenson TO Huntsville, Ala, in = few
days.
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The weather yesterday was bat repe-
tition Of that we have had all the week.
lIt was delicious.
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WAITED, At this oiics, enc OF two boys
to fold papers.
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The sea Of mud on Church street has
been converted into numerous small
hills, ready for removal
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Capt. Meigs advertises for colored re-
eruits for the light artillery service. We
hope be may soon have bis battery full.
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HEApouARrERs q. S. FoRoEs.

HEADQUARTERS U. S. FORoEsl
Nashville, Tenn, Jan. "a, 1864.
General Orders No. 4.
/ All cases of small pOx
citizens or soldiers, will be promptly re-
ported to Acting Assistant Surgeon, A. d.
White, at his Office, in the Bostick house,
3 large brick building on the Charlotte
pike, by whom they will be conveyed to
the small pOx camps and treated.
The unchecked spread Of this disease
necessitstes this regulation, which will
be strictly enforced.
Commanding Officers and Surgeons Of
Of Regiments will be held responsible
for its execution in their Regiments.
By command Of Brig. Gen. R. S. GRANGER.
W. NEVIN,
jsn27-10t. Capt and A. A.G.
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Lined Kid Gloves very fine at 40
College street.
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The supply of wood, new the weather
is warm, is abundant, and prices more
moderate.
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II you want to enjoy evenings at home,
and be in good humOr with your wife
and the rest of mankind, call At the
Light House, 81 Cherry street, and get
she 'Little Barefoot" Cigar.
Ian.2S -lw.
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Lunch served daily from 10 to u
o'clock, and 8 to 10 at night, at the
Light House, GO Cherry street. f.
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The best quality Of Army Hats at
GREEN & GREEN.
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That was 8 capital lunch set yesterday
81 "Ths Light House"
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Those long wool shirts are found at
40 College street. GREEN & GREEN.
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There were eleven cases tried by Re-
cOrder Shane yesterday.
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vantos

A situation, By an experienced teacher
10 family or school. The best Of ref
erences given.
Address Teacher, care Of "UniOn."
ian 27-lw.
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CORN! CORN! CORN! CORN
WANTED.

ASSISTANT QUAKTEENAsTER's OFFICE,
Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 2lst, 1854.
I WILL PURCHASE CORN IN LOTS OF 500 BUSH
J. ELSand upwards, delivered on the bank Of he
Cumberland River, within 100 miles Of Nashville,
Cast West or alongside the North Westere Rail-
road within 50 miles Of Nashville The Corn TO be
delivered in such manner as 10 be easily loaded At
the following named prices:
Shelled Corn, 81 per bus hel, nett weight. Ear
Corn, 95 cents per bushs neti weight. shellod Corn
to be sacked Corn IN the to be sacked or deliF-
cred loose, at the option Of the Government. AL
Corn, when delivered, 70 be well dunaged and secur-
ed from exposure 70 the weather.
Sacks to be furnished by TIE Government upon
proper security.
All Corn will be inspected By Government In
speotor and viii be settled for upon presenting the
Inspectors certificate at this oilse.
By order Of J. L. DONALDSON, 1t Col. and Chief
Q. Al. J. D. STUBBs,
jan 23-1m Capt. and A. @. n.
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ALSO,

Candy, Pickles, sugar, brown and white: Cove Oys-
ter Sardines, HOLSTERS, Spced Herring, Dried Beef,
Bologna Sausage, Ham, Dried Herring, RaisOns, Figs,
Dates, Almonds, FiIberts, Brazil and Peanuts Ginger
Cakes Sugar and Butter Crackers Spce Nuts ETC., at
4. LOUIS G. CO.,
% North Market Street.
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Splendid List of articles,
all to be sold for One Dollar each!

Splendid List of articles,
All to be sold for One Dollar each!
100 Gold Hunting Cassd Watches ..... 500 90 each
100 God Watches 49,. 5000. 60 90 egCh
200 ladies' Watches........... ....... 81 90 each
500 Silver Watches. 10. .......Sl5 90 70 % 90 each
600 Gold Neck and Vest Chains y 90 to Is 90 each
Chains...... ............. 90 to IS 90 each
5000 Vest and Neck Chains. 90 to II 90 each
1900 Solitaire Jet and Gold BrOo-
chess. ................ W 70 > 90 each
1000 Coral, Lava, Garnet, &C,
Brooches. ...... 3 W TO 3 90 each
1000 Gold, Jet, Opal, &C, Ear
Drops Neutrality-suspicious.. 3 90 to 8 90 each
5000 Gents Breast and Scarf Pins 90 to 90 each
5000 Oval Band Bracelets ..... ... 90 to 90 each
2goO Chased Bracelets...... o. TO 10 90 each
25OJ California Diamond Pins
and Rlng5.............. .... 90 to 8 90 each
2OOO Gold Watch Keys. .......... 2 80 to 90 each
500 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons q
studs ... ................ 2 90 to 8 90 each
5000 Gold Thimbles...... ........ 90 to 90 each
5000 Miniature LOcSets ........ 2 90 to 90 each
5000 Miniature LOckets, Magi;. 90 70 9 90 each
250O Gold Toothpicks, Crosses,
&C ...... % 70 % each
1000 Fob ana Ribbon sdes... 2 OOtO 5 90 each
fOOO Chased Gold Rings .......... % to 90 each
1000 Stone Set Kngs......... ..... 90 TO o. each
$500 Sets Ladies Jewelry, Jet
and Gold. .......':'..... OOto Is 90 each
900 Sets ladies' Jewelry varied
styles. ...... ............ 0 to IS 90 each
Pencil. - -. 400 to % each
1000 Gold Pens, Gold Case and
Pencil..................... 90 to 10 90 each
6OO0 God Pens, Gold-mountet
holder.... W 20 . " each
All the goods in the above List will be Sold without
reservation, for ONE DOLLAR EACH. Certificates of
all the various articles placed in similar envelopes
sealed and mixed. These envelopes viii be sent BY
mail, or delivered at our ofHce, without regard 70
choice On receiving certificate, you will see what
article II represents, and it is ootiona with you 10
send ore dollar and receive the article named or any
other in the list Of same value.
In all transactions by mail we charge for forward
ing the certificates, paying postage, ann doing he
business rs cents each Five Certificates will be
sent for 81; Eleven for 81, Thirty for S. Sixty five
for $40; and One Hundred for SIS.
By this mode We give selections from q varied
stock Of ne goods Of the best and latest styles
and Of intrinsic worth, at nominal price, while ali
have chance Of securing articles Of the very high
est value
We guarantee entire satisfaction in every instance
and If there should be any person dissat SIZED with
any article they may receive they Will Immediately
return it, and the price will be refunded.
AGENTS.-We allow those acting as Agents Ten
Cents on each certificate ordered provided their re-
mitiance amount 20 One Dollar
They will collect 25 cents for every Certificate and
retaining 10 cents, remit to as Is cents for each
Address GEO. DE- MERIT CO.,
Jan 24-5tsod" 800 Broadway, n. Z.
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Wigfall, who was reported dead, was
only drunk. He has recently charged
that some of the Southern farmers were
actually burning their wheat rather than
sell it to the Government at five dollars
per bushel.