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The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08
IN S u r A n G. E.
o f FICE OF THE
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance COMPANY
NEW YORK, JANUARY %. 1856,


fENHE Trustees In conformity to the Charter of the
4 Company, submit the following statement OF
/ its affairs on the 3lst December, 1867
Premiums received on Marine Risks,
from lstJanuary. 1863 to 3lst De-
Premiums on Policies not marked of
LIST January, 1858, l,7Os,eo2 "a
Total To- amount Of Marine Premiums, $1,000, ,oOl IL
No Policies have been issued upon Life
Risks; nor upon Fire Risks discoa-
neoted with Marine Risks.
Premiums marked of from LIST jan
1865. TO 3lst December, 1893, 81 597 ess 5s
Losses paid during the same period, 3,S0565I O4
Returns ofPremiums and Expenses, l.0S2 967 As
The Company has the folio wing Assets, viz:
Unit q > Staies and State of New York
stock, City Bank and other stocks, ss.4s2,s ,ssI 80
Loans secured by Stocks andotherwise, l450 200 90
keai Estate and Bonds and Mortgages l93, ,76O 90
DIVIDENDS ON Stock, Interest on bonds
ana Mortgages and other Loans, sum
dry Notes, reinsurance and other
claims due the Comply, estimated at l0496 81
rfeminm Notes and Bills Receivable, 3275, ,676 90
Nash IN Bank, 7A.sl3 IS
Total amount of Assets, 50, ,265. .455 20
sA per cent Interest on the outstanding certif-
Gates OF profits viii be paid to the holders thereof
~ tHer egal representatives, on and after Tuesday
the Second of February next.
Ater reserying Three and One half Million Dollars
o. prohts the outstanding certificates of the issue OF
ISo- WIZ pc redeemed and paid TO the holders there
Of or their legal Representative s. on and after ines
day, the Second of February next from which date
al interest thereon will cease The certificates to be
prodncea at the time OF payment, and cancelled.
Dividend of Forty Per Cent is declared on the
net earned premiums OF the Company, Tor the year
ending 3lst December, 1852 for which certi6cates
will be issued, on and after Tuesday the Filth OF
April next. -
The Profits of the Company ascertainsd
From the lst July ,1542. TO the lsG of
Jan, 1868, for which Certificates were
issued, amounts TO sl4 3oa SSo
Additional from lst JAN, 1858, to lst
January, 1854, 2eS0 600
Total profits for 2li years. sIs,95s, $50
The Certificates previous to 1862 have
been redeemed by cash, IL $50 2Io
Net earnings remaining with the Com
pany, on lst January, 1854, s. 2gs s7o /
by order OF the Board
w. IoWNsEND JONES, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08
T RU TIE ES.

JOHN D. JONES, President.
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice President
w. II. Il. MOORE, I'd Vice President.
s-Applicstions forwarded and OrEs Policies
procured by
JOHN w. MUNGER, Agent,
NO. le6 Fore street, head OF Long Wharf,
PORTLAND, 1fR.
June 3.-w2w eodtoian2s
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scholarships good in any part of the United States
ns frincipa has had 20 years experience is always
On tne spot and attends to his business; and prom.
ises, rs during the past IL years, no pains shall be
spared Ia The future. Five hundred references o,
tne Hrs class business men, with many others OF this
ey VIII testify to tho practical utility, capacious.
ness ana completeness of my systems and hammer
OF reaching ana citizens Of other cities have testified
70 the same. Diplomas will be awarded for thor.
olgn courses. Able Assistants secured. Bartlett's
Fi4n, the founder Of Commercial Calleres strictly
aazerea to az regards not copying. Certain times
vii oe devoted 70 Commercial Law calculations
CONS al who have failed 10 be taught business
handwriting and viii guarantee to you ruccess.
AppAcaiious solicited for Accountants. Separation
strnction given. Students enter any time Sep-
ar@te rosms for Ladies. Tuition reasonable Intri.
cate accounts adjusted. Ladies and Gentlemen that
desire to take lessons full, or separate course
In either bookkeeping, Navigation, Commercial
Law. rhonography. Higher Mathematics. Civil En-.
gsneering, Surveying. Native Business Writing
Commercial Arithmetic. Correspondence, Cad
Marking, land teaching from printed copies and
Text Books will be avoided please call or address
tne Frineipai. z. E.BROWN.
fcFuana. oct.z' 1896. oc29 od&eow1y
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Special Advantages Of this Loan.

II is a National Sarings Bank. Offering higher
rate of interest than any other and the best sscnr
fy. Amy savings bank which pays its depositors in
U. s. Notes. considers that it is paying in the best
circulating medium OF The country, and it cannot
pay in anything better for Its assets either
in Government securities in notes or bonds pay.
able in Government paper.
1T equally convenient as temprary or perma.
nent investment. The notes can always be sold sor
within fraction of their face and accumulated in.
terest and the best security with banks colat
erals for discounts.
Convertible into 6 per cent. $40 Gold Bond
In addition to the very liberal interest on the
notes three years this privilege of conversion il
now worth about three per cent per annum, for the
current rate for $40 Bonds is not ess than nine per
cent premium and before the war the premium
six per cent u. s. stocks were over twenty per cent
1t will be seen that the actual profit on this loan at
the present market rate not less than per cent
per anuum.
Its Exemption from State or Municipal
Taxation.
But aside from all the advantages we have enum.
Grated. special Act Of Congress erempts all bonds
and treasury notes |rom local taratioa, On tie
average, this exemption is worth about two per
cent. per annum, according to taxation in various
parts of the country.
1t is believed that n5 securities offer so great in.
ducements to lenders as those issued by the Govern.
ment. In all other forms Of Indebtedness. tie
faith ability of private parties, or stock compan.
les or separate communities only, pledged forpay
ment, while the whole property of the country il
held to secure the discharge of all the obligations Of
the Urited States.
While the Government offers the most liberal termi
or It's loans it believes that the very strongest ap.
peal will be to the loyalty and patriotism of the peo
I pie.
] Subscriptions riH Be reoeired by the Treasurer o
( the United States, at Washington. the several As
sstant Treasurers and designated Depositaries, ant
/ by the
First National Bank OF Portland, Maine
and by all National Banks which are Deposi,arie
of public money, and all respectable Banks an'
Bankers throughout the country will give furthe
information and afford every facility to subscribe.
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Copartuershsp Notice.

FEtHE undersigned have this day formed COpart-
n nership under the firm and name of LEWIS,
ROLLINS BoNp." for the purpose Of doing
wholesale and retail clothing business, at Nos. l4l
and l4] Middle ST, Portland, Ne.
+. G. LEWIS,
n. @. ROLLINS,
W N. BOND.
Portland. Sept. l. 1s64.-sep6s2w
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Atlantic House.
sCARBORo' BEACH.

a. THIS House having been enlarged ana
frzrS rehtted throughout viii open for the ses-
EE11H Monday, June IL, 1864,
n. B.-Positively closed on the sabbath to Al
As r-eal'rs. juneil
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08

L. VI. w lIAoON,
General Manager Of agencies ia the Nesa BnglaHd
states.
The sun., 1864-12-24
MEDICINES,
AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL, FOR THE


n RAPID CURE OF
Coughs Colds, Influenza HoaTrene-. Group, Bron-
chitis- lncpent Consumption, snd ior the relief Of
Consnptive Patients In the advanced stages Of the
dssAse.
go vide 10 the field for ia usefulness and 10 uumer-
the of ip cuTes that almost eyery
tion Of country abounds In pernont public known,
who have been restored from alarming and even dee
perate dlseNses of the lungs by ftr When once
tried, in superiority every other eSpectorant Ia
too aparvnt W escape observation, and where lite
virtues known the public no longer hesitate What
antidote employ for thc distressing and dangerous
affections Of the pulmonary organs that incident
to our climate, Whlle many lnfero. remede. thrust
upon the community have iaied and been ttscarded,
this has gained friends BY every trial conferred hene
fts tho afflicted they can never forget and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable TO be
forgotten.
We can only assure the public that its quality ia
carefully kept up TO the best It has been, and
that may be relied W do for their relief all that
IL ha1 done.
Great numbers OF Clergy men, Physicians, States
men and eminent p,rsonagee, have lent their names
TO certify the Unparalleled use tunere OF remedies
hut spare here will nos permit tho insertion Of them
The Agents below named furnish gratis our AHsH-
Almanac, in which they are given, With also tu
descriptions Of the complaints they cure.
Those tho require alternative medicine TO purify
the blood will hnd Ayei's Comp FIT. Sarsapsria the
remedy to Try II once and you will know iu
value.
Prepared by j. {. AVER & co, Lorcll Ms.s tnd
sold by all Druggists and dealers in medicine every
where. 4ai
The sun., 1864-12-24
BROOKLYN.

SKArBo.-Ths different ponds in Brooklyn
are In good order. There vs excellent skating
yesiordsy on the Cspitokno Union. Washington
and Nassau Fonda oil Of vhnh woe allied with
ak stsrs Of bo.h seres. The public ponds were also
vsl attended by The boys who enjoyed themselves
amazingly, all free Of charge. Nov n ,he time
for ,hoso who delight In skating 70 enjoy the sport
THE TAxEs paid into the office Of the Collsc-
tor Of Taxes in Brooklyn since November, ishis6I,
10 In round numbers, two millions and Eve hun
drcd thousand dollars.
IScREAsE OF CITY RAILROAD FARE.-The
@ mmon Council Thursday night voted to suthor-
ire Increase OF fare The various city railroads
Of Broohlyn to sevsn oonts through tickets are to
be furnshsd - places so be designated by the Com
mon Council st the rate Of nItecn for ono dollar.
On the Van Bruns street limo the fare will be four
cents. Other arrangements arc made. The change
10 .o take effect on the Isl Of January.
The sun., 1864-12-24
A True Education.

Education does not commence with tho slphs-
lot. II begins with . mothers look-with faith.
or's smile Of appreciation, signs Of rsproof with
sisters gentle pressure Of the hand, or brothers
noble set Of forbearanos with handful Of flowers
In green and daisy meadows with BIRDS nests
admired but not touched with creeping ants aud
almost imporccphblc insects with humming boos
and slsss bee-hives with pleasant walks in shady
lanes, and with thoughts directed in sweet and
kindly tones and words to nature 10 acts Of hcnev-
olencs 70 deeds Of virtue 70 tho source Of all good
to God himself.
An educated man ought 70 know three things
hrst, where ho Ia that Ia 10 say, what kind of =
world he has got into how large IL ia what kind of
creatures live In II. and how what II is made Of
and what may be made Of IL socondly, where he
Is going, that 10 70 say, what chances or reports
there are Of any other world besidss this whA,
seems 70 be the nature Of that other world Third
ly, what ho had best do under the circumstances
what are the present state and wants q IL ankind
what are tho reAdost means in his o~er OF attain
ing happiness and difusing IL. The man who
knows these things and who has his will so sub
dued that he is ready to do what he knows be
ought Ia an educated man and the msa who
knows them not Ia une,iucsted, although he could
talk al tho tongues Of Babel.
The sun., 1864-12-24

Courr os orrnAI spsnors.-At the opsning Of
the Court yesterday morning. Recorder Holman
passed sentence - follows, Robert johnson, for
robbery, State Prison ton years and six months.
Zsoehsrius Hslie, for lsrceny, Peniteniiary
tvo years ...... Thomas Rogers larceny from the
hsrbor, State Prison two yess and uins months.
....... Joseph Smith, for larceny, aecond offence
s,sk Prison two years. ...... .Wiharn Mead. grand
lsrcsny two years and dx morths .Br,dget
C,rmody, stscmpt st grand larceny, Peniientiarv
enc year ...... George Lswis attempting wrong
fully TO tste letters from the Post Once Peutsn- :
tsry nj months. .... Jeremiah Totton, picking
poke, In . stage, State Prison two years and rI
months ..... Patrick sotson and Ann Fsbn, lar
ceny, Penitcntiary sI months each ...... .John
DEMPSEY was called up for -entenoe for assault and
battery, but upon request Of complainant sentence
wss Suspended ..... John Keilhsch and Fredcr:
icb sneiteer were CONVICTED Of grand larceny and !
remandod Anthony Smith pleaded guilty Of
st,emp. ., grand larceny; rtmsnded. james
n. Meyer pleaded guilty of pity larceny re-
manded ...,.. Ann Beyser pleaded guilty. Of petty
larceny, and was ssntencch 70 Six months impris-
ontnen, IN the Pcnitennary, and was required W
pay $50 fne and IN stand committed until the pay
ment thereof. Tho jury were discharged for he
torn, and ths Court adjourned W wednesday
morning next
PoIIos IrruLLrsEsos.-Ausged P,ekpookets Ar
rssted.-on Thursday night Nr. Henry Lang. Of
No. 1os Hillary street, Brooklyn. was passing
through Nassau street, near Fulton, when Thomas
KerrigAn invited his attention 10 . sgn overhead.
While looking Al the sign Mr.. LAng's watch was
snaichod from his pocket. He seized Korrgan aud
held him fast until an of1cer arrived aud took him
" the Tombs, whore he WAS committed by Justice
Bowling ..... .hru. RosAnna hcNoill, Of No. 2TS
Gold strcsI Brooklyn, appeared before Justice
Dowliug yesterday, and complained that John aud
Catherine Riley hsd robbed her Of her wallcs while
sho was in the midst Of crowd in Washington
L.lI
........Mrs. Bells Philips n No i23 East lIih
street, complained At the Jefferson Market Police
Court thst Ellen Wilson had picked nor pockcs
while she was standing near haillArd'h in broad-
vay The accused Was arrested by Ofiioor Foster,
OF tho fifteenth Precinct and was committed by
Justice Ladwith.
The sun., 1864-12-24
LEIGH
OR,
THE REDEMPTION.
A CHRISTMAS TALE.

When Death is present in ahousehold on Christ
mas Day, the very contrast oetwoen tho time as Il
now is, aad the day as it has often BEEN, gives .
pmgnsncy,o sorrow,-a more utter blsnl'ncss TO
the desol alton. James Leigh died just as the far
away bells Of RoohdAle Church were ringing for
morning service on Christmas Day, 1886. few
minutes before his death be opened his areaty glaz
ing oyesS and made faint motion OF his liTe, that
he had yet somothing to say. She stopped close
down, and caught the broken whisper, "I forgive
her, Anne! May God forgive me-"
"oh my love- my dear only get well, and will
never cease showing my thanks for those words
May God In heaven bless thee for saying them
Thou'r not so restless, my ladi may be-oh
God!"
For even whiie she spoke, be died.
They had been two-snd twenty years man and
The sun., 1864-12-24
DENTISTRY.

4 SET OF TEETH on SILVER OR Rubber
1850 10 sl2 on gold SlJ 70 so partial sets sold,
~ sVeT ~ Per tooth. Teeth extracted without pain,
eleAued. whliened, filled with gold and other NIL
inss; 81 ets. and warranted by Dr. ii. NILIERs, ~
bovery, opp0eite the old Theatre. 329
A FULL SET OF TEETH For TEN DOL
ar, f1Ist-class gold, silver, platina. and other
Hoit hllinfn my cent? and upwards. Aching teeth
trested, hlled, add eItrActed without pain. told
plat. from 80 70 S9ant EItsctng 26c. Al 2o4 Full
The sun., 1864-12-24
EXCURSIONS.

HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-ON AND
alter Monday, ilac. b, train- leave 3rh It, sta
tlon for Albany and Troy and places north and voet
at "a ii. 30 A. M, and s49 o, lO3uP.M. Sloeping
sttached To and l03j NJ trains from 3Uih ct
All trains leave Chambers 81, thirty minutes earlier
than 3Uth st. SUNDAY train 7. n from Goth sheet
Through freight train daily. j, NJ TOUCEY, Asst
supt 40
The sun., 1864-12-24
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES, ALL KINDS, NEW
- and second hand, for saie, to rent or exchange
Machines sold On mart payment Machines bought. Adj
ysnces made at S35 Bso@dvay, room 2, up stair, cor.
Worth st. over Book store. AIS
The sun., 1864-12-24

THE CHEAPEST AND MOST RELIABLE
l. HAIR DYE now in use, as lite Numerous pa
irons can attest, u BRlESTs Columbian Hair Dye,
which 10 sold at FIFTY CENTS per hon
BRIESTs HAIR DYE-Price 80 cant. per hox
BRlEsTs HAIR DYE-Price so cents per boz.
UnAke all other Dyes Il does net anut the clothes,
aud the hair does NOD require vashing after spping
For sale '-' DniggiAis everywhere. 900
The sun., 1864-12-24

npvsrs hsvs besn working here during the weak.
unah exh,c-tsnaxy sucosss. Two beanhful glass
sAusu engines are In full operation. On Monday
s~svn b p.rsumsnoss nearly every hour In Tho
hpsms room, commencing si eleven O'Clock with
new pcctseuisr drsm~ entitled The King Of
~, or Plrs, Air, Earth and ws,er." This spien-
dd drama hss been gotten up with more expense
and pslns sbsp any hitherto put on the stage, and
enfxsoss nov and gorgeous soencry, dresses prop
erin. nd original music. Fat girlA giants and
.D csbsr curio~iues On hand. ss usual
osoAsyAs.1Ths '1rsnd Turk,- .. this gentle
mm 10 scmetimes ayied. has opened Turkish
Han on Broadway, which gives an inside WOW OF
rmtisA life, with Turkish, American and crcss-
dan psrformsrs gorseou,ly srrsyed in Oriental
sostumo The scenery splendid, and gives
srushful representation Of Mohsmrnedan life.
HprorHaA raos. Nixon begins the holidays On
Monday. With q splendid Christmas pantomime
ensit Cd ..rs.rieoun Bluebesrd, or the good fairy
Prscisss and the bad demon RustfusS."
THE COURTS.
T1y oypYxp-wrrp LrrrL CAss THIS case vas
rssnnod yesterday, Mr.. william W. Msrs,on. from
whom Mr.. opdyke purehAsed the factory, was .x-
r9HrrnCe
machinery w.ro appraised spd the entire bill Of
..s srsounssd N ss2, ooo in addition N the tools
ano mschinery, Vus1 ~ so,,uS 'D'rs 1 - 49,
ssss 491 900.
.non 'en Mo oour, 70 n".o ~ WI - ~.
mAe no M E0vs snn ,ns,nIhe,y, ~ uu,'us ~ ~"
soncc wllhsu Il. ,N'cy' W ". -. WI ~ o - y " ~
appointed appraiser between NJ. Msrvton aud Mr..
rMpy. nr. onhios hnu~,Nu VS. ' Ios', 80 80
.ms. IN nntIng up W. .n.n nlVon'Iy WV 80 - 90 ~"
euoo'on IN Deooinpct, iooI ,po wnnorn tsvo 81
socoun' voc n,snno, ~ Nn'eu Wv ,nyou'' w., ~
e.o- snu sAt a. w - S ,as - 80, -,
Stne1 eso tnero w IN ~ sI'aho- " -
osN ,n wy P',oo =. rnsehh.,y .1s .s1 ~ ~ ~.
mstIns 'ne InvonoIy Anu .no .'no @ y, Wy 80,
mum !" VIC nhcnlnery W suh 10 ''
s6f nAune poan run loui ~, Anu eiA "on'nsi -.
LfuS-ohsnneu.-ino '%s oI "'cnin' 'np
wsn detrooss IN iour or es hon'ne mscn,nc,y' IN T
eL nsnns zen uson ,oui ~ y, WI ,,,,, ~,
EAso soo~ .NcnC -u'o ~ sen. ~ ;, a. i ~ "
no meIks NC nrln IN SnVn N'no'' s"sH-o'
m.no gun mnninery IN ioo, s-,.-.
& ~ =. s.Ig Guy ~ 49,,
- "n' .tr ~ IT. ~
Tu,na h.,n, ,,mi,., ~ The hu.,ncs. wa. ..k,d 70
$780, - az. ,,,, nI.i,o.
Ch.,~, n 49,. I.,o., A., =. nm. ~
a.. .-s.s,..-. .ssaiy,,.J r. ~ nj - a,,r.,
yt.orss 10 srsnip. ,be ,io, J.Im. N, on.,yts re
b,sed a n, ,re.en, du,ins ,hs s..,np,tnn n Par.
Lrv,. cI.,m. .nd .,.,sj ,ha, h. yi.h.d "A ~ n.
,,s.,.sd ,ha sama a. o.h., cl.,n.
Richard A. Reading was called for tho defence
was On underwater; was employed hy the super
usors to examine riot claims farley's claim ws
Supervisor Orison Blunt oxamiped Was q mem
bcr Of the Board Of supervisors previous to ths
war; ho had learned the gun business and for ss
yosrs was metnb~ Of the Arm Of Blunt Sm-
ana ,hs mscbInrry ,s,njrsJ a. ,nsLino sn,ns hs
Is familiar with the claim Of Farley. and was one Of
the commitoe tcforo whom II came no person
The sun., 1864-12-24
COAL.

COKE DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY AT A
~ reduced price At 149 I'd av- g79 Av. A. and at the
Gas Works slst at. and Av. A. b. +. SHER-
WOOD. all
WOOD, WOOD, WOOD-AT THE WOOD
w Yard, end ave, between 35th aud 35th at. The
best ViIsinia Pine StT5, Oak Wood $3.50 and $40
por load. I'D cord 70 load delivered tree Of charge
Orders by mail promptly attended 10. ROWLAND &
Co.. End ave, het Nth and Seth ~. 305
$10 60 PER TON FOR COAL-A FEW
SlOsDO days only, At McCOKMICk's Coal
Yard. 204 and 2O6 East I'D It, First quality Red and
White ash Coal delivered any part Of the city Al
$3.50 per ton. Yard 2+ and 2O6 East 32d A. bet "a
and Sd aves. III
The sun., 1864-12-24

DRINTING PAPER--FOR SALE, A SMALL
4 los Of white psintins paper, AISs Appiy Al the
Sun Once.
The sun., 1864-12-24
COUGHS COLDS, CONSUMPTION
~ DIR. wIsTAR's BALsAa OF WILD


" rHHkR6PAiT, rHk IrSGs y s ASb GHEsf'
IL does not dry up cough, but loosons IT,
And ceanses the lungs Of all impurities.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE.
DSsMoRf.o ~ 10 S4sI 4ei Broadway. hS New York,
s. W. FoWlE a Co. IS fremont st. Boston,
And by Druggists and ApothecaTies generally. AIS
nR. BONE, Ia WEST 10TH ST-DiS-
~ eAses OF the heart lungs liver, kidneyA ulcerted
throats, seroiula- old ulcers tunors every TORN OF
skin disoare, constitutional chronic ss tion OF every
9hArsctcr Hour ! to 4. ~
nYSPEPSIA-ASTONISHlNG CURES ARE
lIdaily made by the use OF that excellent remedy,
Dr. sGpths -
II hAa been before the Public ter the !Ast 20 Year,,
and where has been ed with, and the dcc-
tionr folo~ 81, hV failed in q single cae, II
acts gently upan the bow Ella Giving renewed vigor 70
Tho stomnnh and hTars M the whole rttem creating
Ne II we're nov life. Every one o. rcaentary hhllr
should try it. and ell who are troubled With lyslFpia
should use IL. DeTot-4d South second st. WilliAur
burgh. 10 be had OF Miller 4 Reed, lsO Allen, cor
Stanton ~, and Ave y and Houston Il, y y; J.
=. Grey cor. Myrtle and Franklin ANeN hhsi Brook
lyn. Price % cents pei bottle, I'D
T Owe OF LIQUOR CURED.-DR. ZELL'S
Ia FAMOUS NERNINE POWDERS
have cured thousands OF cases, and thousands may
yet I've saved TO their families and friends they y
thN truly positive cure. Cau be siyeA unknown TO
the patient la coffee, tea, or other nuiis sold only
at No. 6J division st and sl4 flghth ay, " Y; IN.
Aitkens 2sl Hudson st. ~ v; Hayes, l75 Fulton 81,
No. 80 MONTGOMERY st Jersey Civ; nr, Mercer, 924
fTee QSE DOLLAR; BE%AgEE 2F ,IiNj'rATloSs.
sicken the patient. Warranted, Sc by mail. NJ
pEDDlNG'S RUSSIA SALVE. - FORTY
II YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established tue fuPei iority Of this nlve
soprs SSs Sy95 "a O,Rer Ts asi1f s9ATs Ty@ede' for
' w0CNbs, HOLLIS, PILES. &c. 6c
Sold at 4sl Broadway, ana by ali Druggists. Al9
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-20

Just as great Us it is in Georgia. Then
l haveJbssn a ked why the army sent
10 the Shenandoah Valley was not
sent here. 1t was because an army of
the enemy had penetrated that valley
to theCVery gates of Lynchburg and
General Early was sent TO drive them
back. This be not only successfully
did, but, crossing the Potomac, came
well.nigh capturing Washington itself
and forced Grant TO send two corps of
his army to protect it. This the emo
lny demo minated raid. If so, Sher-
mans march into Georgia is raid
What would prevent them now, ifEarly
was withdrawn, from taking Lynch
burg and putting q complete Gordon of
men around Richmond. | counsclcd
with that great and brave soldier, Gen
eral-Lec, upon all these points. My
mind roamed over The whole field
With this We can succeed. If one-halt
the mon now absent without leave, will
return to duty, we can defeat the enc
my. With that hope am going to
tho front. | may not realize this hope
hat ! know there are men there who
have looked death in the face too OF
ten to- dospond now. Let no one de
spond. Let no one distrust Aud re
member thatii genius is the beau IDEAL
hope is tho reality.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-20
RAIL ROAD.
S SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Monday. May aOth, 1903, Train w.

Eastward passenges trains make close eennecIsns
at GAINESVILLE with Central Ohio Trains for all pointf
East.
Westward Train connects as fellows: Al MerrsW
with Little Miami Train for all points South Snd West
and also with Little Miami Train for East and North.
Freight and Accommodation train leaving I.ancasN
tcrat6i5A. NJ, makes close connections with CoA-
trail Ohio Train for Columbus
Dailylincs Of Coaches connecting with Passenger
trains are run from Circeyile, Chllicothe and Cs-,
lumbus.
no Special Arrangements are made for carrying
Livestock to the Eastern Markets by the Baltimore
and Pennsylvania Railroads at low rates si
fered by any other line,
For through tickets East or West or for further is~
formation IS Freight Rates Shipments please ap-
ply to b. +. REGNMUND, agent at Lancaster.
+. GEST, PresidoAt6
| 8. D. SHEPHERD, lhstor Transportation.
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