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The Portland daily press., 1864-12-21
No Violent Swinging Of the Head
THE SENSE OF TASTE AND SMELL
IA 9 aai 9a. RESTORED. n3l iaE ois

NOR centuries Cafarrh has defed the skill of ply.
H sicIans and surgeons. No medical work con.
tains prescription that will eradicate it, Nothi
save Or. Goodales Remedy Will break it up, radi.
caliy destroying the principle of the disease and
preciuding the possibility Of relapse Ha
NO form OF Catarrh can Withstand Its searching
power and no mode of treatment ever afoI ded such
immed ate relief gave such universal satisfaction
itpenetrates 10 the very seat of this terrible dis
case and exterminates it, root and branch forever.
From the CONNER cial Advertiser New York
Hoy, Rose, and Perioeic Catarrh DIR. z. Good.
aleS Cstarrh Remedy, ana mode OF treatment, not
only affords the sreate-t reie in every variety OF
Cafarrb but it extingoshes the di ea-e forever in
all its types and stages. Every ons speaks well of IT.
a.motFrom I'm L; Beebee, New London, Ct.l -s1
Msssrs orion Co. va
Conference.-The bottle of Goodale's Catarrh Rem
wears standing gave few doses of It to three of
my neighbors, and they say il has cured them /
have now half DO tls left and would not take a
Thousand dollars for It If could not procure more
Or Gooiale has surely discovered the true cause O
Catarrh, and an uniailing remesy to cureit /
1ou[s .ruly, -. y HIN L. BRRBE. 8
9 Price ST. Send stamp for DR.. r Goodae,s New
Pamphlet on Catarrh-its perfect mode OF treatment
DR.: (. GooDALE's once and Depot, rs Blocker
street. one door west OF Broadway, New York
NOhION Co., Sole Agents. ii. Ii. Hay, A gent
June ?. 1888 ,g,...a. 9s5. jane IDLY
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HAYnc oNFIpENCE.

4 All who have committed an o. cess ofany kind
whether it be the solitary vics of outh or the stin r.
ingrebuke OF misplaced confidence in matuFef years.
Qa SEEK FOR Az ANTID0Ts IN sE1zoN.
The Pains and Aches, aud Lassituae and ervous
Prostration that may follow Impure Cotton, are
go iii the barometer to the whole ~ stem
Do not wait or the that Il sdre to fol.
i1 low. do not wat for Unsightly UloeFe;for
4, ri Disabled Limbs for oss Of beauty
. LN.t q HilNI and ComDlexion ~ iu ut
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MEDICAL,
Good News for the Unfortunate.
!, CHEROKEE INJECTION

Y
'q ooHroUHD FROM Roots, BARKs AND LEAVES.
g CHEROKEE REMEDY, the greet Indian Diue'io
cures al DISEASES cfthe Urinary Organs, such rs In
commence ofthe Urine. Inhamstion ofthe Kidneys
stonein the Bladder. Structure, Gravel elect, Con-
orrhsa' ana 10 especially recommended in these
cases OF Ftt'or Ai6ns. Tor Whites in Females.
( its prepared In highly concentrated form, the
oose only oeie from enc to two tsaspoonlus three
Times per aay' esia tlg .s8.Iff 4.les.I.s8s
tits diurctic and Alternative in its action
and cleansing the blood. causing IL to wv in alits
original purity and v gor; thus removing from the
syst all pernieious Causes Inch have dis
ease. tf--T ,r.-t-.-,.f..,9
CHEROKEE INJECTION Is Intended a. an ally
or assis.Sn: to the CHE ROKEE REMEDY. aud
should be used in njuuetioD with that sdicIre I'm
all Gases of GoBorTheG. elect Fin0p Abasor Whites
Its enc are healing. soothing ana mulcent; re-
moV1 allsealdiDg, HEAT, chorC &c and pin, inste
ofthe burniDg and almost unendu q le ain that 10
experienced with ntarly all the cheap qmack iseo-
ssoHs. Or - lioil nWAlD ll-N i1o. bGG
By the use Of the CHEROKEE REMEDY snd
CHEkoKEE InJECTION--thel two medicines at
the same tims-all improper d schargs are rsa owed
and the weakened organs ere speedily restored to
fall yigor and strength.
For full part cullrs get pamphlet from any drug
store in the country or write us and we VIII mall
ireo to any address, jul treatise. 70 tL
Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY, 81 per bottle. or
three bottles for So. A3
Price, chERoKEE INJECTION, e. per botus.Or
three BEETLES for IS.
Sent BY Express to any address "a receipt of the
price. f.-,,.,.. 4, 3. 1901. 49,.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
0pR.w.iR.CMERwIN& Ce.,
vilius i0a SOLE RsoPaIEroRs-ai7es
|n61 sau 81 -. No. SO Liberty ST.. New YORK.
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"A TWO story House and Lot, eftuated on Port
"a land street, with Stable and other outbu,ldL ga
Also two adjoining lots containing about eight
thousand square feet. Enquire of N. STEVENS,
No. AZ Portland street. juns9 off
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TRUNK RAILWAY,
..lTl = - OF Canada. q
p.a 4 Il WINTER ARRANaEMENT. z

On and after Monday, Nov 7, 1854,
trains will ran daily, tSundays except
ea3 ntlllurther notice. as foilows:' iI04.8
UP TRAINS. sl8ins4 SISSY
Leave Portland for South Paris and Lewiston at 40
A. NJ Also island Pond connecting there with
trains for Montreal and the West, LIS P. II. sf
q. ba-,,9 - DOWN TRAINS. r 1f
Leave South Paris at 5.4b A. NJ, and Island Pond
at $50 A. M. q
~ The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value. and that per.
sonal unless notice given and paid for at the rate
of one passenger for every $500 additional value
.sxs. God. sB nYDG Is, Managing Director
q p, BAILEY, Superintendent.
! Portiand. Nov. 7, 1854. now
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FOR SALE.

Il 81 CLIFF COTTAGE. containing over 20
EKe rooms large stable and sheds-situated rwo
EkHk.H and one-ha1f miles from Portland and the
~ fpesteituationi in Cape Elizabeth for wa
Mtering place and summer boarders For
PARTICULARS enquire of GEO. OWEN,
APT diff l01 Commercial Street, Portland.
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

sknS sln1S MOI usAE 9fA IN stltt8a9M
Ez=5HazEz Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
- Station. for Lewiston and Auburn, at
{ 40 a IA. and LBS p. H.. iJ4E so12 sttI -rrt
{ For Bangor and intermediate stations at las P. NJ
NJ RzTURF1EG Leave Lewiston at 8 20 A. M and
arrivei Portland at $50 A. M. Leave Bangor at
$780, A. u and arrive in Portland at 2.l5 P. M.
Both these trains connect at Portland with trains for
Boston. .ss't5-s-tsS
Freight train leaves Portland at A. M, and re
turnirg is due in Portland at p, M.gsYfG sa#s
Stages connect with trains at principal stations
daily Tor most Of the towns Nor,h ana East Of this
Wateryille, November, 1868. ~ sra N, decl4
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= A great cbanc fer ioyestment

PATE T Rlghtfo sale for the State NJ .r.;.a
"A Either the whole stste or in COUNTIES Sor 10
tfele useul to every bnsins mani and "a, eoiav r.
Lumbermen For particulars address ~ ~
% I.LftVu h 1soi =: b. RUSSELL "
dec u dlwand s.w SIS Washington ST.. Boston.
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IN S U R A N G E.
Capital stock, 500 900.

Number Of Shares 1000 par value 800 each. d,
Amount Of Unit States Stocks, ". sl5s 10000
l4 :. of Bank Stlck4, I SIS ha- I69 6I6t4
f :. of r. ilros d Bonds, S77S3 81
of National DOCK and Ware
nou,e Co. B nds, ~ 600n0 90
of re Il estate, cash value. "a 1876 W
loaned on mortgage OF real estate ~ 500 90
loaned on collateral, 1897 IS
loaned without collateral, 28f63O 20
OF al other In vestments ll I260O 90
% premium notes on risks ter
:. losses due and unpa d, D3t.53 $500 o.
OF losses repo ted. upon which CT
the liability of ths COMPANY 8W3
Ilu 10 not determined, - Ia8 200 90
Z" of cash rec lived for premiums -
o. Fire ris ks -i. - AQs On
of cash reed for Premiums ON n 'A'1'0 ~
Marine risks, lii r seI ID "a qsk 81
a." of notss rec'd for Premiums on !
,gs Ma inc risks. .. s-.,4 .s 25s.so7 80
of cash reed for interest, al 400 m
.. Of inc me from other sources, 69f az
we" o. Fire losses pa d last year, t BS,82l IA
'' of Marine lo-ss paid last year, 1877 ,alO &
e of disidends paid asst year, 100 coo 90
of expenses OF Ofile 16, 967 50
paidior state q 3 tsxesSstampss 10 092 %
y IS pinat' d, - III = - - - s Il. $40 70
required to re insure all out-stand.
ing risk. from 70 to $500 Of i
z" off remium notes on risks mot ter :. y
aff 4 minated, aaf ~s4 e..f5t. d LAG, III "A
g balance te credit OF profit and loss 1857 $50 II
sl.3 pa SAMUEL GOULD, Pres't.
JAMES J. GooDRIoH, SePy. liA4B IA
p sl9osl stI v. IsHaAn. BOSTON, Dec.7. 1864.
Subscribed and sworn to before ,-.,,-. faf
M, A. W. BENTON, Justice of the Peace. B
NATH'L F. DEERIEG, Agent, &,
cecIsdsw No. sExchaage st, Portland. 2
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READ THE FOLLOWING REMARK ABLE GER.
aih io 119m sfizl TIffCATEs. lnn ssIF n

i, Mrs william Eilery, ,effb Central Avenue,
Oh slsea do certify that have ben great snfere
all my life fl m & atarrhan Scrofuia Of worst
kind. AT the sg of two ye rs. tbs disease begant
asspme Violent form. All my life 1t ha keut me
In tondags 1 have bad hundreds of liberated
throats; would have seyeni in winter. had great
pain an dizziness in my head, W. III many other al
ments, Last wins the Scroiula broke out under
my chin and run to UGH an extent that I thought
my life would run out, - no doctor could cure me-
One told mS it would tak three years to sro, the
running. Icann Il II the suffering endured In body
and mind. Most providentiaiy vas ADVISED to 20
and see Mrs. NJ G Brown Ibid so. In the begin
ming OF May last, obtained her 1htaphysjcal LIS.
coreey. and usedi fai b uily. The happy a1d glo-
rouJ ults ere, that lam liver n, m Inv dis
eases. My Ca'arrh 10 gone, my dizziness ard head
ache are gone l eel as fri Q from Scrofula and it,
eff cts any being in the vorl0. In Two weeks I.
terIbgm 70 use the, Medicine the running sore an
1army 6hfu had ceased IN fesss an " on found
myself a.cur d woman l. is now nearly six months
since and liza Ell d poreturn ofqissas1, my throat,
VIII b always IT. ubled me with ulc6fations Is en-.
Trey cured Every exJ osufe nsed 70 give me colo;
nowI rot take cold At sll, Il feel stres ger and
bet er. than atsry period OF my life, ], had wind
on my stomach; that is all gone. can feel thu Dis
coyery seart ing through my sys en-. Ny circuis-
tion was ALWAYS bad now it is good. am getting
much heavier and stronger am sixty-ave years
old. Iwant all the worl1 to know OF my great de-.
Hveranee from Cstafrh ind Sorotula, aud also from
the grave where l expected soon TO goaeys1 ~
D MFs, " LILLIAN ELLERY, IS, Central Avenue,
Chelsea, where can be seen. -, 49,, afl
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New England Screw Steamship Co
.19SEMI.WEEK IsH : Time

tTa1xQ Drhs s,iissssdid end fs.t sta.m,biusa
<EE CHESAPEAKE Capt WILLARD, and
Af4kX POTOMAC. Capt. SHERwooD, viii,
= : = - uaril further oice, run as oliows:
DAY and s aTURDAY, at P. M, and leave Per
% He a Hiysr. New York, every WEDNEsDAY
These are fitted up " til fine acsSlnm oda-
tons Tor passengers, maxi this the most speedy,
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Maine. Pa sage as 90, including
Fare and State Rooms. tA4S = ~ q
JTeoods Tor Sarded by this line to and from Mon
treal. Quebec, Bangor Bath, Augusta, Eastport and
St.Jo-sn-T iaaorfsf'4 fiff OK sA
Shippers requested to send their fregh. tothe
steamers 80 early as r. M. on the day that they
Aes ~ 2 Z oIe'I y ..,.c.l-s.s . +sYf r43a
70. e,Snt VI Ras aee apPiy 70 20 On
,aHsB. CROMWELL 9 Co, No Is West Street,
asDec.e, 1884, osa aie asas i9i.3ges q, eas diff
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-21
PERUVIAN HAIR RTGENERlYOR

50E Is the most pol ect Hair K6neWerin use. n
Everybody should use PERUVIAN ,BAIR RHeEN.
ERATuR. Rewore Of Imitafjons! Call Tor Peruyi.
an Hair Regenerat5r ard receive M other =
Jones G. Ras whole sale agents. 10 Washington Ct
Boston,: Also Weeks & pottt I. Cater, Ru.t d Co !.
and 9th RS At whole ale by Sheppard & Co Port.
lard. At re all l.. C. gibson IA Market SQUARE,
SHORT & WAREHOUSE cor Congress 4 Middle ST.,
Crossmah B Co, and =. II inland dseless gener.
Faily. - = nov 24-d,m*
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-21

FOB SALE.

A, TWO story Store, near Falmouth Depot form
"A erly occupied by r. Merrill T. Co Emo Dire of
the sI ,es.a.n 800 REUBEN MERRILL.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-21
RAILROADS:
poRrLANO q KENNEBeC n. R.
WIaTER AaRAsezMk1r 1854.

Passenger trains leave Dspet Rack
Gove) OF the Company in Portland for
5r WICK Bath Augusta Sgowhegan and ali other
stations on the line. Il0 p. NJ, daily (5undays ex
eepted, and on Saturdays OILY train for Bruns.
wick, bath and Aus ustA, leaves at 6.i5 p. NJ. -
4 The Ito r. NJ train from Portland, connects at
Kendalps Mills with the Name Central Railroad lor
Bangor, TO-, arriving same evening rr
trains from Skownekan, Augusta and Bath are
due Portland daily at p. M.
freight trains leave Portland daily att A. M, and
returning Is due at . r. NJ. HUi easaga sla -iN
.aYBs STAGE CONNECTIONS. sls8 aNa
At Bath Stages for Rockland and Thomaston con-
meet with trains
At Augusta Stages for Belfast connect with each
train: Asit K WT
4, At Skowhegan Stages for Norridgewock, Arson,
Scion and Madison connect with trains. 8Ta
hieA EDWIN MOVES, Superintendent.
Nov "a. 1894 psuolla1il 57s T54 noyzS-tf
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n rTaIs B z n IN e EIx VI Ra- ~


% N''i g 'ial and Complexion. 81 %
HOW MANY THOUSANDS Can TRSffFY TO
20 THIS b n UNHAPPY EXPERIRNCe.
s Z You < mn troubled with emf isions in Sleep
complaint gen rally the result Of = bad habit in
youth tr ated scientific ally, and perfect cure war
ram ed or NO charge made. Il 49,
Hardly day passes but we are conshfted'by one
m pre- young man WITH the above disease. some Of
whom are a weak and emaciated as though they
had the consumption, and by their friend, suppos
to have it. All such ea.es yield u theprbper AID
only correct of treatment and IN shart time
are made 70 rejoice in perfect health.
s'8a 'Il men MIDDLE AGED MEN.ssuoIY
. There are many men at he age OF thirty who are
troubled with toe frequent evacuations from tho
bladder, often accompanied by slight smartinR or
burning sensation, and weakeDing the system in
manner The patient cannot account for. Ohi examn
ing urinary deposits ropy sediment will often 20
found, and sometimes small particles of semen or
albumen viii appear, or the color will be off thin
" 1 kish hue, again changing TO dark and tuIbid
appea' ance There are many men who ole Of this
difficulty, igno ant # the cause. which Is the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
I can warrant perfect cure in such csses, and
full healthy restoration of the urinary organs.
Z Pecsons who canhot personally consnlt5 NE DR.
can do so by writing in plain manner description
be forwarded immG distey =. .,sf.,.r
All correspondence strictly confidential aud win
xddress. DR. j. y. HUGHEs,W
No a. Temple St., (corner of MiIdiel Portland
~ Send Stamp tor circular, fhW
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:. Neuralgia.


Certificate Of Mrs. J. r. LIToH, Of Charlestown.-7
iisag. 3dGf9hi..0a.s .yajguh va March IS; 1854.
This Is t. earthly that nine mon hs go was ct.
tackled WITH Eeuralgiaia IN most violent FORM,
Several physicians wire applied 70 Who cid all they
could to relieve me hut TO no purpo e.. Every pa
tent me dcine and remedy that coulI be found we're
applied without effect My facs was poul,iced and
gia at aek me lost twent, -seven pounds Of hesh
9 In this state fiend Of mine REQ fnmended me 70
try Mrs. N. &c Browns Metap ~ soal 'iscoveIy. -
II had cured friend Of his Of very bsd es which
had baffied the skill ofthe most eminent physicians
Consequently I went to Mrs. NJ G. Browns once
and Obtained her etaphy meal Discovery, on Sat
urday the 10th inst. applied l. at four O'clock IN
the stternoon The result vas that Neuralgia sub.
sided-a most Immediately felt relief. ell pit well
without pouliices before, asd a. the fine Of
giving his certificate he 2lst inst, consider my
self delivered Of my diseose, and recommend the
Metaphysical Discovery to all who are suffering 19d
Cure Of 1Catarrh eff Years. Standing.
@ L. MR.. WILLIA n DoENELLx. corner of Dexter
and streets, South Bottom, do Ger. ify that my
daughter has been suffering Fl. m. CatafTh for the
NO passase erough her nostrils during that time
Every remedy was rc Orted to-, without receiving
anv relief. Seeing Mrs. M. q browns Ne Apply 81
cal Discovery advertised conciuded to try it. AZ
ter doing SO. must acknowledge my gratitude to
God for nclining me to Is 6, eat remedy for tina;
dreadful dsease-Catar h. believe my daughter
never would have been cured had not found tbil
people to rid them othe horrible dice SEES that take
holc ofthem. My daughters Catarrh Is entirely
broken no, her sense OF smell has returned, the PISS
tage to her head is clear. cheerfu1ly recommend
the Metaphysical Discovery to all who suffer from
Catarrh 79ludiM slli- 4lFu lNC .nEob
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Die ueMeften Nadridtcn nnb ibre
0{irFun0cn.

Die SiegeSRdhriGten Der lesten Sage aus
Dem SbenanopabzSbal baben Die arosartieite
Btrtung I'M Noroen beruOrgebradt uno beHer
ais blnoert Stumpreoen, Die Iiigenbafte Be-
baRptlnq Ger Chicago 8GattIprm, odB Der arieg
eiu S~erieblter unb Oas 6eI Oes 2anbes nllr in
einem ~G6impfi6en) SrieOen su iu6en iei, mi
nerteqt. Sberioan lat Die 10 bod geprieIene
StOnepoI Brigade total geiGIasen ilno per@
iprendt uto ben GrszHebelIen Garlp, bon Dem
NiGmonoer Slater III pDriger 0phe nod riibnt<
ten, Odb er auf enter 5tumpreile fit NcgIel@
Ian n0n Warplano uno Benniploanien bearifz
fen lei, i'll prller 6lldt nas 3bol binlater eez
Ia9t. ~llnieren GOpperhean8 mill oieie 9lieoerz
tage ibrer 5reunpe urb @erbinbeten cur6a4s
uibt munoen, Oenn lie pilen iebr mObl, OaB
leeer SIes unlerer BaTen Die Gbaneen ibreS
AbgOtts, oeS ~Soetengrdbers pom Gbidabuminp
DermIlbert uuo Der llnipnpartei Sauienoe BON
Stnnen brin9t. gbenlp !Deni9 llrlahe ;lir
6reuee baben unlere 8uberer unb @eloipetu=
lauten. 9uh ibr Nb9Ott, nbas @plo", iant ieit
Gem ginpIang cieier 9lUrreiden @eridte nit
ieser Stunoe tieler. SSn all ben @ehielz une
Wuherbueen herri6te en an panic grensenbes
Griternert uub oieieIbeR iparel am Samltaa
Na6t bis nm 81 ubr, po oas Brdmium bis
atf 99I geIalIen mar, nit uersweifelroen Spes
fnlGnten gefalIt, wdbrtno baS patriotiide Bolt
III ben StraBen NIT lautem 995ubel ben 8eqinn
elmer b~elIereu Set begriBte.
glu6 Grant pirD niht mebr lance auI
ii3 parten Iaien, ~lpnoern lcbaIp Sheridan ben
ibnt pOr9eSei6neten Blan sanS aasgeTibrt baz
ben mirr, feline actjpen 8epeeangen beginner.
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Sele9rapbiiebe SSaeDrtcDtem.
Hertatet iar ben Baltimore sDeder,
BuuDeSbun

&a bin q II, "a. Septbr. Mie man
aus ptF5le len Gtrteln bort, 70 lit on allen ben
SriebenSserii6ten tein pabres @prt, audi lit
teta Butte nit einent 8rief BON SER. Supis bier
an9etpmmen. Die @el6ihten rperoen meiit
BON gfep=Dprter @elbipetnlanten %iabriSirt.
SER. SeienOen bat Die betreffenoen Sumz
men, um Die strniee ltno Napp abgnlDbnen,
seftern %on9ewielen unO in furser Belt tperber
ale Gruppen ibren ritditdnbigen Splo erbdlten.
Waibin9tpn, 25. Septbr. Ser Soft
metiter BON Nerpbern, N.g., bat Dem 2. Qf.
Gen. 8pitmeiiter bic Sbatlaaen ilber Die gBeqz
nobH1e aac 3erlt0rHng oeS Samplers SSatpil"
mit9etbeilt. 9ie 4pft marbe pom benz @apitdn
9efOroert ni'o berielbe bdnbiste ben Hebelen
einen 8euteI nit 0uartiermeiIteramt Sepeiden
aus lnb lie siinoeten iofprt ben 9ampfer an,
nobel Die Ypft nerbrannte. Inter ben pers
brarnten 8oitiGden beftnoet fi6 elmer aus 3D.
ton, 2 aus Nepzgurt, ieoOd teintr BON BAL
timCre uno Naibinaten.
Dian Jag, baB Die lebtbin ausaesablten Dis
litdrpenilonen Die sSumme BON z 3,OOO,OOO
Dollars erforoerte.
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Ol1is Characterization.

G'rOAe meafcm BON SIiiG,tlinsen EOmtrcn in l.niere
3inien. Ser Siicen osrIisrt raS SertraMem anf
fsime -Gadbe.-@rOteft 9esen Die imbutfouc Sebanrs
lung pom ,,ganFee"s . eferteuter.
Stem 0Ort, "a. Sept. Ger 9ampfer
I[banp bra6te peitere Na6ri6ten aus gfOro-
Carolina. Sine 8arlamentdrflasge tam tarsz
li6 nit elmer srpBen NnSabl BON SlidtIingen
in &etpbern an, man6eS geb6ren gu ben erlten
Samilien 9irie's; %Oieielben pini&en na& benz
GOroen 5u reiien, ba ie allies Gertrauen auf bic
SADIE beg SaoenS perlpren babeu. Inter benz
ielben befanb lid Die Srau oeS Sen. Narttn.
Die @elOpn 8ilrin9tpn 8abn bat cine 9i=
eibenbe BON 10 psf. angeSei9t,
Ser Salisbury (A.G.) n@at6mon" erttbilt
SplgenOes: Sir prpteitirsn 9e9en Die inburtds
ne 8ebanOtung Der Oanfee 9eierteure, nel9e
70 abi6euIi6 lift, baB bas 2eben auf bemS 6Ia6t=
Feloe ntdts oagesen if. - Sin @eneraIz9ar
bon 3incrlns piirbe Dbne 3weiiel Der Gpnf6oes
ration $4,000 8eriouen eut8ieben, tpeIbe naG
sent 9iOroen entfieben mitrben.
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Mrhrnrn<Wrrihtp.

NebeuensG onfcriptiOn. Sic S%serluffe III GstIanta.
gpmpatbie fir has .,nteSergetretene" MGrpiauS
8entucfp mnb MHiHOmri.
SO Arlington, %. Septbr. Gbarleitcner
3eitangea entbalten Die 9ln5eise, oaB ii6 ALE
mdnnlihen 8eriOnen BON 1850 Sabren un=
mittelbar rappDttiren miiien. Sic Orbre lit fir
ben gansen Siben; Der 3med lit, bic sesen=
wdrtise Stdrte Der iaoliden glrmee 5u erbalten.
SSn man6en Wlilitdrbiptfipnen mliien Die Stla@
penbalter ben 4. Sbeil, in man6en ipgar bic
9dlfte ibrer Sflapen fir Mrbeiten an ben Char
leltrner Sprtifcatipnen berbeii6iden.
Serner mirb ongesei9t, ooB so psf. oller
Yrrfte rpn fremben uno einbeimii 6en Waaren,
SmpOrte BON Nahau &c. ds &riegsfeuer 81
Sablen iinb.
Ser Nercurp last, Sherman iaiiirte ieoen
8allen 8aumtppIle in Ntlanta ltn0 ibide ibn
n6rOli@ gum 8elten ees Ser. Staten Sdabz
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tudp nnO Wli1onri nit 6al8 ,llnb SUB an ben
8asen bes @albinstpu Seipotismus 9ebunpen
iinb. ssn frosf.t
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-26
WoC6lnQton, o. C.

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