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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-05
SIlERIFF'S SALE.

'''' B, Common s.' Pleas,
ID virtue Of an order Of sale issued from
IOths Court of Common Pleas Of Prsbls Go.
Ohio, and Directed to the Sheriff Of said
county, | vi | offer for sale at public aur.
ton, Al the door Of the Cou~t House in "a
ton, in said county, on Saturday,
The 14th day Of May, A. D. 1854.
between the hours Of l AMI 1 o'clock, P. N
of said day, the followipgreal estate, alta,
ate in the county Of Preble, and State Of
Ohio, and bounded and described AZ follcWS,
to wit: The East half Of the Northeast
uu,r,er Of Section No. IL, in townshipNo. ..
of Range 2 Eas', excepting one acre out Of
the weslside thereof, conveyed by Michael
| Brown in his lifetime to George Brown, and
which is more particularly described in said
deed Of conveyance, and excepting also =
Itrip of land 100 feet in width, commencing
ON he South side Of the Dayton and Western
Railroad. at a point on the Weit line Of the
said hals Of said quarter, where said read
.io,se, said line, and extending thsaeS
eastward along the South side Of said rosd
.. fat. and which said tract Of land was!
conveyedby said Michael Brown in his life
time to the company owning said road, and
ma rticularly dsscribec in said deed Of con-
yeyancs, and excepting also about one half
rou. aero ON the North side Of said half Of
said quarter, conveyed by said Michael
Brown in his lifetime to JOscp., Brown, and
nsrticalarly described in said decd Of con
yevauce, the said half Of said quarter Sec
tion, containing, after dedncting said cx
ee5,ed parts, 70 acres of land, more or less
Also the Northwest fractional quarter of
lScc;on No I, in Township I, of Range 3
East, excepting 10 a%cresof Of the East side
thereof, conveyed BY said Michael Brown
IN his lifetime to Will am Brown and Far.
t~;cularly described in said deed of envoy.
ancs and containing after dedncting said
crcented tract I27 acres of land more Of
less, the said two era cts containing in the az
~repa,e over and above said excepted tracts,
2rGS acres ofiand more or less. free and clear
Of dover. Appraised at 8, 600, 90.
lTERNSOF SALE--0ne.third cash on Ii,
day of sale, one-third in one year, and The
residue in two years from the day OF sale,
deferred payments to bear six per cent iuter.
rest, and mus: be secured By .Kortgage on
the prcmesis. i8isR
shc.ia Of PreOle Cola,y, Ohio.
Foos L S~rEPAESs, AttyG sttt b :
April Il, ls64-ids. $l2, 80
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-05
FARM For SALE.

WdE undersigned having concludcdto join
4 the Army, offers for sale his Farm. stu
a'ed on Banti's Fork, 3 miles northeast Of
Eaton: it contains 1921 acres, 80 acres un-
der cultivation, This farm contains about
50 acres of the best bottom land, is well
Watered, has on it a good Saw Mill, a good
hank barn, a good Dwelling House, and all
excellent spring. Purchasers a. have from
on. to svs years to make payment.
Feb. IL, l564-tf ELI THOMPSON.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-05
NOTICE.
FELIX PARSE'S ESTATE

FELIX PARSE'S ESTATE
ON the aWh day Of March, 1864, the Pro
Obaie Court Of Preble County, declared
The estate ofFelix Parse, deceased, tobe pro-
baby irsolvent:
Creditors are therefore required to present
their claims agriRst the %estatet, to the under
si5ncd, fer pllowauce, within six months
from the time above mentioned, or they
will not be- cntitled to payment.
ASA NEWTON,
onc Of the Ajm'rS Of f. Parse, decd.
GiLxoRe g. CAypBLLa, AttJs,
March 81, ls6t CIV lfT. st0O'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-05
DR.. RAPHAEL,
Dox Ns. 1903, PoSr OFFICE.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
The AFFLICTED READ

A
Aad learn that q pztst and radical cure y warranted
and guaranteed to all who arSNaiistod va WeakHssA
isbility, nervous oemplEiuis, melancholy thoaEhh, DO
prsssiOn or spirits, distress AKd anguish Of nlnd, los u
I.e1, Lss Of memory, loss Of energy and muscular power,
Duay growth, wasting away, and . want Of ~conAdenes In
themselves, GatiRg ah, osavuldvs tenbhnSs, knpo.
HRAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRES Ala.
Bsns physicians require 10 be tod the natare u 7oar
Gsans the IhGLI6H BOTANIC PHYSICIAN dsa
ASs. His perfect knOwlsdgs u tks hHnsa system saAblsa
AIN to describe The diseases without any iaformstcA ftea
ths patient, to explain its original oSuss, and 70 guarantee
~ cure. And, wha, 10 inors valuable still, 10 Wnlhensstly
nad frankly tsl whether you can be cured o. het. AN
bic ssmn1nloalions and interviews ere Strgsiy rTtvAss
Aad seAAdsuusi. -Esdial Journal.
The botAnis geEediss Of Dr.. Raphael, hS English Ee-
Hais Physician, noVa failed yet to make q perfset, rah.
al, and permanent cure Of ALL PRIVATE, SECRET.
AM NENKREAL DlSEkSRs, without the use Of Mo-
sury, without hlndsranos iroa business, and wIthSut
fear OF discovery o. exposure. No deadly pSlsens, Sosh
y arsenic, max VSnica, opium, Or any other pOaSoaG.
No mercury " AAy deadly ninsrals-nothiHg bat purely
Vegetable Botanical Remedies are Sed ny this wonderful
DoLanis PhysIian. His Botanic Remedies nsTsr yet htsA
% cure the most obstinate and the nost dangerous esss
ani 70 rsmovs all mercury and other impurities from Nv
ssssn when all other Remedies had failed. - HeSsA~
GooD NIws FOE SINGLE z o~oKrRkPIAT
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what the Bathnors oorra
Iendo.t VI I'm oddhllow, BoenStoro, Maryland, said -
Thursday, the Slst Of Nay, 1850:
Numerous oHres OF diseases caused By aariY ludlscyU
Non having NeSn p~erfoTmOd by the English Botanic PLY
steian, ! feel it my duty, having 4 knoWlsdge Of tAea. 10
eAAN me mel bsneSto& phAt IN dotnB 20 l nney d. q poFv.
- h. Ills suffering. Ohs eaSs 10 paltieuhr--that q .
young niHn 10 this eity-is worthy Of note. Ne had
~"Sife tha victim oS . habit, the mere aBaion to which
ESs a ahaddG, and after years Of sussrng and doctor.
save ap all horca 81 recovery. He wished 10 marry,
lsMs 'dsariy beloved by ~ sweet q girl ~ even listSd
Oi Affection, but he was ESarfui, nervous, and pros
Ne dared not wod On sOeount OF the shatisres
r. syTbm. He soAgat reRsf at tho hands Of Aa
"a 'hJ aciNu, and. astonishing a. 1t map seem, al
aud ViGOr Of youth has rcturHOd, and he n
a. WY fstesr Of \ pair OF bright boys"
u ETe Suhring, ne maktar what their eOnnBlibF
Oh tie EotRaia Physician esuAdsA naily. The,
npon rrtioI. Ills onlSs Ia at No. 30 RAgi
Oct sycamore 81. nod ~SrsadvRS, ClKCIEhAfl
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-05
LEGAL NOTICE.

Lewis Psrkiny and Ssph q Preble
Perkins his wife, pTtfs, Common
Mary Bozworth, and Petition fer
others, defs. Partition.
NARY BOzWORTH, widow Of John Baz
WI worth. deed, Of Prcbie County, ohio,
William Bozwcrth, Thomas Raper aud Ruth
Raper, Of Clinton county, IndiLn.., Mary
Taylor, Of Wayne county, Indiana Emelins
Champion, of Marshall county, Iudisrn, Gar.
rison Geek, Nancy Ztek, Joseph Bozworlh,
edward Scoye", Ca.harins Scoyer, Jokn
Bo2worth, and Permenus Bozwurth, of PreS-
lie county, Ohio, ave hereby notified, tbrt on
the 4th day Ct Ebrucry, A. b. 1864, Lewis
Perkins and Sos hia Perkins filed IN the
Clerks Off &c Of the Court of Common Pleas
Of PreLle county, Ohio, their petition, where
in they state that John Bozworth died satz
cdof certain real estate, situate in the C. un.
ty of Preble, ana State of Ohio anC bound
ed and described as follows, that is to say.
One hundred and one (lOl) acres off of,he
West side Of Section No. nircteen O9), in
Township No, eight (S), of Range one ID,
East &c, being the same land conveyed by
deco OF fleUry 10 "a q John 1907
worth, and recorded il Book No. II, page
1863. land record Of Preblc COUNTY, nLio.
Also tb" S"n'L west corner Of the South
west quar- er Of ]scetioa No eighteen NS),
in Township No eight (S), In Range No one
~ East &c, contaiding nineteen and one.
balf(l9D acres, be the same, more or less,
the two tracts containing in tho aggregate
100! acres, be the same more CT les.
Ard further stating that said lands De
seeded to the above named children ofsaid
John Dozworth, as tenants in common sub
jet to the dover of said Mary Bozworth;
And said defendants are further notified tina
the petitioners will demnnl PARTITION Of said
premises, at The next term cf said Court
and unless the defendants answer or demul
to said petition, on or before the Sth day o.
August 4. d. 1864, being the first day o.
said term, partition will be asked FOR in thei,
absence.
GILMORE & CAMPBELL,
Atty'S fer petitioner.
Attest,
Il. SHAnL. Clk.-1t.
April2l, l6G4--Pr.( I, $l4,0o.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-05

Read thu ststnas eat OF enc 4 he oLbbsr
"a TWISTS IN CINCINNATI.
Z" hereby certify that have been mac
,sausiutd with SCOVlLLS SAkShrA
RILLA AND SrILLIFGlA. or bL0o1 ABB
LIVER SYRUP. TIL lNGKEDlESlH are
Uatirsly vegetable, and Nc niz'rd "n'sT
VS.. MERRILL,
On, door wesi Of Burnst Hssss, CiAsiEaah
'sr sale BY the Pr'Pri'tor',
A. L. SC0vILL 4 GO,
H.. Il Wst Eighth sEst+, eiAeinAsf
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Amu6emeuts,

RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF
THE INIMITABLE DRAMA.
THE INIMITABI,Is DRAMA.
HELVEI:
HFLVIiT
TIELVEI:
HELwEI:
Or
TIE GALLEY SLAVE OF TOULON
THE GALLEY SLAVE or TOULON,
which by particular request yi be r,...,
CONTINUED ONE WEEK LONGER.
POSITIVELY BUT ONE,
POSITIVELY BUT ONE.
POSITIVELY BUT ONE.
TnE CREAF DOMESTIC DRAMATIC SPECTACLE,
MIRIAN'S CRIME,
MIRIAM'S CRIME,
MIRTAM'S CRIME,
MIRIAMS CRIME,
which viii be broue, out noH Monday with gorgeous seen
cry aud enchanting music.
Hence ilcvti viii be- produced
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
THIS WEEK,
{" aud talfpal, T. and podtiyely no longer
MR.. HARRISON.
the Comic oUd inproDpG Singer appears At each perform
TiE TYROLRAN WHISTLER,
Oh hin three whistles at once aud o. lie yro!an Family
Coffee Pot MAKING tho most amusing interesting and Iaushs5e
entertainment TO be tonnd in the Gig. -,
YHE FOUR ENORMOUS GIANTS,
THREE MEN AND ONE WOMAN.
zach over eight feet highs
the TALbESf 0UAPTET or HUMANITY
ever seen on the face OF Ills o. he
THEY ARE PERFECT N0NDERS.
and no lover Of the curious, o. OF
EATtB MARVELLOUS WORKS.
should fail seeing them
They visible AZ Ell hours IS are nso
THE THO ELflN DWfRfS,
The LiLiPuIIAS KING, and CES. CRASr jr,
AJAPANfsE NBSKIS HOG.
The WHAT T. II or. NAN MONKEY.
ALBiNO FAMILY.
THREE CIRCUITS OF MOVING WAX FIGURES
Wax Fisnre Of Queen Victoria Prince and Princes Of Wales
and other celebrities.
THREE SPECKLFn BROOK TROUT,
EACH WEIGHING OVER -FOUR POUNDS.
have Ju.t i-en sidcd - tic Aql4na.
- fiSfArpRlAL SPORrSGEN TAKE NOTICE!
laey Te 10 Doe seen luXag IN tie ant Ty,tl f1un
ten, a. II ~ their mountain stream.
MONSTER PYTHON,
TIE grea. dragon Of the East and
UiHER MONSTER SFRPESTS
ROBERT nor DlNS AUIOMATON WRITER.
EDUCATED sEALi which plays M SlCAL lhSLRU-
MkNl aud million otl r - onders
notwithstanding this immense combination oil Novelties
onr e' o. uch ~ c'n be found els. where times the
cost The puce o. alnOn remains only - c,Uts. Chi.
.Tcn uades ten year, OF age. IS cent.
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OrYlc. op VEaSLgg d Co.. Bmlkol',
No NL-.-- a. - -. u L.u-A

I'VE II Ve4I' TT
I'VE have notice from the General Subscrip.
w ton Agent $50 L0an that the whole amount Of tl!s
loan authorized by law las been ,aken BY ssb.chbe We
cannot therefore, furnish heretofore tie bonds at Per and
interest
We .sn be pleased h orders for these bonds a aI,e
rates end shall endeayo 10 keep constantly hand icsdy for
barnedis,e delivery ful assortment
We al.o buy and sell al kinds Of Government, Stock,
Ths new Five PER CENT IATEhEsr-BEARING
LE0AIs-TENDKA NOTES.
SIX PR cESr CERTIFICATES or ISDEBNED-
NESS.
sEyEg-TIIRTY TIRE AsURY NOTES
SIX PR CENT COUPOR sll REGISTERED BONDS
1851.
q. s. QUARTERHhFTFns' CHECKS
Maturing CeItlAestea COLLECTED o. CAGHED On favor
sbie .orns. VEhNiLYE q CO.,
Government A. clis I..c Iaeuty Loan.
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Gmusemeut5.
WiNTElR5 G CARL rr,.v .no,,u
HR. euI MRS. W. ]. FLORENCE
THE TICKFT-O9-LEAyE NAN.
NH, L ANnlN l.'IAIl.

tiR. enl MRS. w. J. FLORENCE
THE TICKFT-O9-LEAVE NAN.
THE LONDON TIMES
IN speaking OF this Orcs Moral Drsma mentions fact 20
which The Provincial pess OF Great Britain and ireland has
given continuation.
clrrk who had 1b.couded from Liverpool With 1900
the proper Of m employer aud after whiting many places
rived Bnin CHAM about o'clock, and after taxing
refreshments. 10 the teaer TO while away hour As
happened the piece which being performed The oo
cl,iOu OF thil Wet
THE TICKET-OF-LEhVR MAN.
and ti-suily 20 have drawn moral from the
representation for WHEN bc In which The ineryew be
tween iAwkshaw the Detective end the "Tcketof Leave
Man took place Parker the Clerk becsme affected ta' he
went out OF the thecr got three envelopes onJ sent III 80
bark to his employers.
Oh the prophetic vision OF Shakespeare
have heard
That rii,y creatures stt,ne at a play,
Have by the very cunning Of tine seems
Been struck 10 the soul that prc.euy
They have proclaimed iheir mall factions"
Hamlet. ID sc,.
Doors open at 81 commence at i closes at l0i.
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gnsprarte Companies.
DEPUBLlC FIRE INSURANCE COM
IL PAM 10. - Wall o., New York.
ISCHEAsED CAPITAL.

CASH ChPlIAL Aan5ln
srArLUs UsEn $3.50. 1-k-. VEr ~ ~. h. 4,
KIM u, 6ol.rs ..fey ye,tei. & pre- lfr4 20 on'f Ia
cre..oI fc.,, % lnfIfsu a,rt los - dhn,y' y .'
and tho Fsif oi Inland hlslslln Al ifAA'P yn H.
Y- attention 4 tic ps1 D. trcied 90 n- e-llIi az 4
t.ss, offered T. lie aBiurcl ~ ILL., Company "
d. la,rs casA yiial an pa IN arg i.''y h'e's T.
To at Ifcf Tloas.ni D1s al constantly lsis''i ana
i..flr f9f t!- losirs Of tho lJmFhHy .
ia pcr cent Interest faj able anl-4 IL casa ~ e'''' VI
al Participation POil-lrs 49,, :,
IaIiif. ins ifin y A.-.f ,y.pay ~, = ~ Vi..i
ytg,ases oh"- y p1ll y al lary Invested al Cs.'a
'-.' :, economy ~ security Of iio mutual sy'irn
reE,bIity ,haercr iu-uueib by tlc a..lrcd i1ei 70
51i}o, m he premium inside o. cls.oari c ilif loA
u-It'2 ~. - ~ nj III, ROBERT HONE, Pfeaden-
DrscAr +. GUAR, secretary
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no. 2l HAssAU-sT., NEw-Y0RH

TIfg CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN Rail- AL
Way CDNPANY nov offer for tiie Ohk mILLiD /,
GNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS II thor Ii'7 /
MOlTGhGE BONDS, ~ sums Of one iLo4tsul pg.At,,
r ~ ,u!fns IN thirty yoas. bearing inter ~ ,e Ii'
,v l- rr ueT rnuul, piy8ble in the tty ol We" yA
a. f.a .rst di, of Ruril aui October n eacli yos.
l!.. y.', are secured by Irt aud only -ioffsrs on
ga, -oy income Esd franchise o. tho Railway tonpnty
to sdc.ick Gchucl1ds and Henry hJfsui " tl'
Cliyol Nrw- fOfli Trusiees. ~ ., oil, - ,,, y o.,
III re nns line Hundred Thousand Dol1r 81 We Brhd'
are - apart and rcmain In Tie hands OF We t4h t,li
er. lor lie purpose q being eIchhngedio f We uep
.s AZ lie Chicago and Cncim NAhg1d company ,dl ~
90, In foa,s 10 LO,snfp9ri this Effected Tie tlV''
p Tim Fir,i and Only Mortgage le Of rosa llv ll1'
In ng. 81 ending from Chicago 20 Loganp1 Whelo C,n
ns itb tLs Cincinnati oni Chicago Air Line i@r'ah ipi
tc sborts - no by 30 miles between tm ago ana hln
Ind by 50 miles the shortest line between hCuV' aul
thicpgo. ,,.t n, .,.,,, IA on.y1t5,,
le,tg and teJg diroct ines from Ch1g7 - N'', i""
EbV,ya61 baltimore and all IGsfsTn C'fs me di.'anee
,s@, chicago aad kfc io1t w hi' route bs'n2 h"'"
nm BIZ rley Of the erising lHes til DgHkh or bVHy
Tie yosd 4, now under contract, and the m' sIehu'
earts so being made 10 have open loi ual' d'S 'A'
TLo ,eres on the Bonds maturing during tho progress q
III. wor has been provided for and viii f.mn on n1p'
,i.b ,bs banker. Of tho Company me'srs sCiVClIApl
al BiIAND No. 81 Esssautt 20 whom tho company XII
tbrT pscuars and where subs-nptiJn boo5' ISi VII
loan Lsyo been openedso. 81 William rev ON p'c
~. 1853 w. ~ '''1'
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IRON, IRON, IRON. n.
n No. American Pig Iron. vt1ou' bfA'p'
ha Scotch Pii Iron, various brands.
va Taus Broken MschlDery C,r Iron
90 TONS Old Car Wheels and Cinnou
oYo INNS Iiofss Shoe Iron, all tiL't
81 Tuns 2xl best Tyre Iron -
oy9 gnpakO. Wrought Scrip iron.
psr ale ia lots a. wsni5d, BY ,,,,v , rrnqoy
Mo-, ss7 anl 80 Watorsti New'ioih'
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zCE LAND SCRIP FOR SALE

COLLEGE LAND SCRIP FOX SALE;-
" State Of NowYork, ComPtrolers once ADaey, o1n,
90 1904 The Scrip fol tho Lends gfaids1 ai' ,a
bs Mechsno Ars" having been received nov ofsoa io,
s nj Lis Office Each Piece Of shp for Ono punoteo au
49,, heres which lie purchaser may locate ia any state
where there ae Government lands and where We 1a'o'
under similar scrip do not amount 70 million o. aci
he sp viii be delivered upon receiving tho amount 81 'He
pnlchamoney IN cuuet funds OF al stocks o tM '''o VI
- '-' LUCfUs ROBINSON Comptroller
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1ron, &C..

IRON IRON
4 \ on5 tan, Grew Fore. Glsni0n. a. fewursi N: }.
r1,t,r, e;foy tofse Hudson 1t Hudson, n. 4, -, -
gy0 TN, No. Foundry AIcmowu, f EhL'9s'OP0i' VI
Philadelphia ,
go t1ns No. Pokespss, f. yaii
$50 tuu. No. Allen, In yard
a1G Inn, No Wrought Scrap, - ynti
is9ty,, No. , Pokoep.e, IA lliladelphlL
n inns No 1 Peekseiu al PeekskW.
900 Ian, splks RODS $40, { 7lb l. a., ,,..,oool
so tWns Beat Bas lrop IN store to HnVe IRON L"'p'''
snd on dock. -. ,,,,o,,.
100 tuns Nslcabe iron r9t ioi 80 49,
100 ,uns Retorts for Foundry purp)sg''
100 tuna Beat Horso shoe IRON
For s1lo Ia l0.s as want 1{, so-.co
iHAi' Nos. 22J and a2o 3ousht.
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w ALLAChS. MONDAY.
W Do.fs orea q u; Overture COMMENCE, al Cltt,p
ales az Is c0ncilf "a. ~
THIRD TIME IN AMPRfC,
MONDAY.

iNALLACK's MONDAY.
W Do.s orea Il III Overture Commence At Curtain
glaes az Is c0ucllf IA ~
THIRD TIME IN AMERICA.
new psy In prologue aud three acts fcertiy mod iced IN
NEsTL,sD MsRsrOs, esq..
AlhoT Of " The PATH ians Dan .llesH &c cslled
PURE GOLD
WITH NEW AND SPLENDID SCENERY OprCr,;Ar
MUSIC by MOLLfNiitUEH CD~Ti MES a.. 80
CHARACTERS ~ TIKI PEOLOGUE
Frank Rockford, an artist.........ML Lesser Mairck
hir. brsekenbury a poor gentleman. NJ MarS Smith
or btrFf anei OtIt................As. ". X. FLOYD
len ey civil cn, iueef. ..........,.....NrN Norton
Bernard au ofcsr of po.ice..............MF Browne
DrEp!ue slisires. ..................Alr. Pagtes
..'...,...........lls Green
l'.eu fDff't ne...s.ss. Nfs. HOty
Dir. Jrnnng,
Alndafe Schmidt. isudlady .............M..s Carman
spsD Of litecn y,4-s wcen the prologue I'D as play
THE DRAMA.
Frank Rockford, uldcs iAe sslas v VsIuou,
Pr. Lester WsVsct
Iareis atcfu tsTes Els.'r
BrackeubL NJ. Max Smith
Ef be-ald W. y. oyd
Irnef Be 'lelhuTy. ...................... Mf DAILY
Mo.cy, Looaon merchant. VI Moore
"a v IAch
li-rl fofte,cnH. .'sHlts hceJ
tyeline ROcAiorc.. Maaeile L.l rq1es
TIE ls IA the ATst act a. Baden Baden; "a following
,-ts - Mfs. Foriescl~'s house, noar Dover.
Carriage 10 ordered each evening OF "Pzge Cold a.
TUESDAY, sis. night Of ROSEDALR.
WEDNESDAY (tfh tinc) PURE GOLD.
THURS DAY, ga nigh, % ROSEDALE.
FRIDAY, (jlh timel PURE GOLD.
sAr RnAG tsll timel ROsEDAIE.
Due notlce viii BE- given u the n.si u
The LOVE CHASE sal MARRIED LIFE.
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T1uEET IRON. -Galyanized sheet Iron, % a.
~ bers aud Widths Of tie be-, nfona' ioi 'A'o " " "
ri,n,t'is9jV 4 o., Nos. 20 and Zi' Nn-ef o.
ys,,y PLATE. sIiEET.IRON Of all kinds, IN,
~ ~. g,,ltr, Conner &C. f0r sllD 10y kph Anu
sc,ItRtt tg No. ls3 Peaf Co., bet" oeu Iuon ami Joi
,.s---.7,'l -ai'sil '.' - - ,,4
BEYNOlDS Iuhuo Water" l,r,i ..- a.. D . l'
,,., ....hU.laal. 81. ~ bo~l07y' ne" WA
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Financial.
STATEMENT OF THE
GREAT WESTERN
CMABlNE)
INSURANCE. COMPANY,

' fiscal year ending 3st December 1863 required by
chsrter.
pIsnUns oussri'n- Risk, Doc 81 l8'.. rs G'4 90
PIeniuIs received on Marine blahs, from Jan. /,
iS1i 70 Dee 81 '0 sI "
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CTATE OF MICHIGAN.

EINANCIAL.-Ihe Subscriber oiien for
i FALF IA ssus e. sat rufclascrr. @iss go o. tho
BONDS % RICHMOND COUNTY These norts are Il
sltl ~ lc grpo.s Of T.rns al s.tleffea BY his
of . LcEsai-s. They brsf ui~fri' a. pr cent pay
% sria Ally Cs.ias az iassA % s1auine tbs ln
fn-nt a tho oics = HENRY ,. hIKBBiAS a SONS
30 e. FIisrrr rare here IN 1flratgn regarding tie
re.sa.cel al u do Courty wal b. gwen.
p IIli Il. MANUEf.
d. 4 ..H~
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MONEY to LOAN on BOND and MORT
VI GACE.-APp'y a. o., Ma. savins' ban'i No. 81
y asfrH. - y T.
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TIVE HIPPOTHEATR0N
NEwYoR%s CIRQUE
Opposite tie Academy Of Murc. FOurteentl-s,.
ff''''i ENTIRE M ca1HGE 81 PfiFoiMiScE 00''-
THIS Monday EVENING, Foo. 70,
E TSFth EEfII2 AND Ny tSFxi ESFfSSo
SUCCESS SUCCESS
MAMMOTH AND SUPERB
UIPPODRAMATIC TEMPLE.
which has q. achieved ne distinction OF belus .s
PRIDE AND ORNAMENT
EMPIRE CITY
CROWDED TO ovERFLoWlNo EVERY EVENING
aG us%Sl Sp5Js 70 f s%i'1 .,;n
WONDER A%D pEMoHr
By TIE 1iOU5h NDS PRESENT
MARVELLOUS GRkNbir22un AID BEAUTY
AND TILE sPLENboR oF. IiiE PERFORMANCE.
THE MODEL. ,vplliiTriF Ii,1 or THE WORLD.
Tho .Te1t features OF ms ed 't'cince ia this ashceu
siuc.ale axe - beaty o. io. the peris Ron OF view
Afforded eud to sterling comfort 81 tho auditorium, which
eil be thoroughly v-ln IN Win'es ana equally coo. n
GoRaEousLY LOOTED AND DECOR trED,
rressH1 lie l'. bItA, cpcil.e of refined c.raco and
EyEA GIVEN T., THE q Wv.FSsrzRNwoRLD
HlPPOTEhTEONlC PERFORMANCES,
fylic presented
Tiis 40 EVERY EVENING,
viii he OF he no brilliantly dlserted character embraced
in succession Of syerylyng programmes, IL which .e
grardelt - ... -, .,,,, ,p,,,s,,, o,-e,
ASSEMBLED ~ AMERICA
viii snpeor m Z rapid succession of -
MAA,LI.S or EOUTATlON.
,-efllv daring sets IT S3be Lorc'n nip' ca'cUi,ci
"T6 WITCH TIE WORLD WITH NOADLA"
e. .sl. snl -,to Iluirg ieats Of - 80,
GTMNASTlC SKILL.
ACROBAIt' DIX Ehltf,
ASD ATHLETIC STRENGTH,
Tr,-pArArIpLED ~ HIPPODRAbiATiC ANNALS.
TIL COMPANY COMPRISES
TnlnTY-sIX
OF TIE ,,..,.....
MOST EMINENT ARTISTS
~ EVERY DEPARTMENT.
pp,crr Nv ADnssioy Circle 90 cents Amphlthea
tor 2ac,ut,. Rrstr,cl ntfi, 7. cents. Children under 10,
Lii r.c, TcA,scln b. obtained ~ tie BoxOhico aud -
M iep,l Io.ra Door, open NJ =; tho performance
atgoc.ock Csrlage b. od'rei az 10 oicgk
sp.ciAL Noricpro avoid .hc prollurc - the iitc oie
In E rnn. visitor. viii 10 we'd % purchase teE scAc.s ct
''' w. '"''' 0RkND MATINEE
ZACH Nft,DNESpAN AND SATURDAY.
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SinGncial

Fg'HIRTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
THR
MANHATTAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
on NEW-IORK.
Oulce No. 81 NASSAU -SF, oppoSic Tho Post Oice
New York. Jan. !. 1864
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cremiGms mer6Cd oil from Jan. /,
lG65, 60 Dec. 81, 1868, les return
PREMIUMS. ...............
Interest rcceivcisnd accrued, profit,
Oh txclauge, Ac,........,.......
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have cacuy er mined the items contained IL The foe
-1a. .ie 40, aid ccIt. t-e s.inc O. d. conc $500
ls,lcIJ sNEPPARp nOMANs,
Ac,u4fy.