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a ToyeH CUSTOMER. The Calais Adver-
user leiis Of a fellow named Gillepsie, who
was pSs "a ths lock up at Midtown, st. Ste
pnsn, TOT LARGELY. Some outside friends fur
s.oI u. nun WIN sombustibles with which he
i hIeu 'ns d uunuIng, md escaped. He was fol-
Uw .bo snI aasS, ster fight, and confined
, ~ .ue ~ 81 asos osphen, until he could be
this by means of smallsa. INT h w 0ss ~ y
rested before he got of. b. No. then hand.
cuffed and put on board the Cars for ST. In.
drews, but while on the way, hand .cuffad as
he was, he jumped off the cars and ascaned to +,
the woods, and is now at large. = :.
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~ Soy 49, TO THE - al
EVENING PAPERS.
From kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. rs.
An officer of the 9th Kentucky regiment re-
ports that 800 Of Lyons cavalry went from
Etizabethtown to Lyonsville yesterday, aud
cannonading was heard from the former place
yesterday, supposed to have been collision
between McCook's and Lyons forces.
Headquarters are advised that the remain
der Of Lyons troops number 1000, with but
one piece of artillery. They left Elizabeth
town this morning towards Haydensville, en-
quiring their way to Greensburg. Lyons for
ces did not assail Muldrah Hill this morning
The damage done the railroad was slight. 1c
I Lyons forces are reported to have captured
and burned the express train. 1t contained a
detachment OF 200 soldiers and three officers,
enroute from Nashville to join Thomas army.
The officers and men were psfoied. ~
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"THE OBSERVER. "-This is the title Of
beautifully printed, quarto sheet, literary paper
from the press Of Stephen Berry. Il is anoni-
mously edited and contains four articies--
(which" "Newspapers," "Christnas" and
Books and Magazines" The paper . 10 %
issued occasionally and sold at 1oceSts num-
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-27

FAKIR OF VIsHNU.-The Fakir had an
overwhelming audience last evening, and his
tricks were done up handsomely. The first
one--that of the watches-wasa performed
skillfully. The gifts were distributed as u.s.
ual. The melodeon was drawn by Mr.. John
B. Anderson, joiner, No. 3S Pearl Street -
This evening there will be change of pro-
gramme and the gifts will be distributed to
the number of $50. A handsome chamber set
will be the most valuable prize. a
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Hood again Defsassd-1s pieess of Arsulery

NEW YORK, Dec. 90.
The Times has dispatch dated near Co
lumbia, Tenn, Dec. 23d, announcing another
victory over Hood. Gen. Hatch and division
captured 16 guns, AZ wagons, 10 ambulances,
1873 prisoners and three division battle flags
His loss was 400. Hoods pontoon equipage
was captured. Hoods cavalry abandoned
most Of their wagons and trains.
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Esenaass Of Prisoners.

ss.s s,a.,e, -a,..asf NEW York, Dec. IS.
The Herald's Washington despatch says
since Gen. Sherman left Atlanta 1000 rebel
prisoners have been exchanged, and during
the same time we have captured nearly 10000
of the enemy. At this rate three months
will give us the whole rebel forces, .a,,sA
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From the sssnandoaA-s,.eeesse Of Our Arms.

from the OtestOA0OON-OttccesSO Of OuT arms
( @&ft4 "a NEW YORK. Dec. 28.
The Tribune,s despatch from the Shenan-
doah Valley 22d inst sage Custars division af-
ter four days absence to Lacy Springs, nine
miles from Harrisonburg, has returned. Ros-
ser's rebel cavalry dressed In federal uniform,
attempted to surprise Custar's camp and pro-
duced for q short time some confusion, and
captured so Of the lst N. 81. Cavalry, but the
rebels were soon oEerpowered and our men
recaptured except three, and Lieut.. Col.
Hutchins. & r. $3.50 4 ,..9 y,
< Rhodes old division was advancing to the
attack aud Gustav having accomplished his
object returned. The rebels left Is dead and
many wounded behind. Our loss was two
killed and % wounded. saissis 81 ssalisl
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Gu New YORK. Dec, "a,
The Worlds Washington despatch says
official information makes Hoods losses, kill
ed 2650, wounded 1920, prisoners with the
wounded 1900; 40 guns were captured from
his infantry and from his cavalry.
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ARRIVAL OF THE North AMERIcAN.-
Steamship North American, Capt. Kerr, from
Liverpool 9th, and Londonderry 9th instant.
arrived at this port yesterday with 10 cabin
and 1863 steerage passengers and large cargo
She experienced very severe westerly gales
throughout the passage and crooked her rud-
der.
We are Indebted to Messrs. Allan Brothers
& Co. through the courtesy of Mr.. Chalmers
Purser of the ship, for files of papers. The
news has been anticipated.
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~ AssKMRr1Es.--We understand the Irish
American Relief Association win give course
Of Assemblies at Lancaster Hall, the aFst one
to come off Wednesday evening January 4sh.
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e. NJ. rArTEN. AucrioNEER, l. E.sA.nx. {
Zeal Estate az . nc Ion.

ON "Wednesday Dec. 2slh, Al half past twelve
~ O'CLOCK on tbs premises. north-w sterly etds Of
summer street will D. sold without reserve two
occupied BY John Garland The dwelin 2 4 WOODEN
well built, convenient, in good repair and arranged
tos four families. Eor particulars and L. rms Of sale
call on s. L. Carlton, ESQ, Middle street. or on the
Aue ioneer, IL exchange Street.
Dec. 2I.-dtd ~. r..
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HOMICIDE AT SEA.-The second mate Of
barque Annie M. Gray was murdered by some
of the crew while the vessel was off Charles
ton Dec. 9Th, on voyage from Philadelphia
for the Gulf. The mutineers were arrested
by the U. s. steamer Porteus and taken to
Key West, s1 .Bssi5a
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PORTLAND AND TIoINITY.

Netc Advertisements To-day.
Auction Sale e. NJ. Patton. sta
Probate Notices.
Union Whar Corporation.
Dirigo Ins e, mpaoy.
Room TO Lett Free st.
Pub ic Sch OILS
Ausdon sals-Henry Bailey & Co
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TEErHi TEETH. TEETHI

DR.. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by Electric.
ity scithowt Pair. Persons having decayed teeth
or stumps they wish have reIot ed tor resetting
he would give polite invitation % call
superior Sieetro Nagnefic Machines for sale for
family use with tborouq b Instructions
DR.. ID. can accommodate q few patients with
board and treatment ut his house.
Of1oe houre from c-ct.ck y to 12N; nd
from to- 6P NJ, and 2 to 0 in the Evening" n
Generalization free. Oh ~ IfI.ar. ~ ) nov1tf
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''4 PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %. =
James William Wallack senior, died yester-
day. Col Chas. A. May of Mexican war
notoriety, died Saturday. a
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REcRurrING. Two men were put IN yes
terday at the Provost Marshal's office and
credited to the quota of Portland. ae
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-27

Who have cold haEds and feet; weak stomacAgi
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headachej
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indiges.
ton and constipation Of the bowels pain in the side
and back; leuoorFh@a, Tor whites); falling Of tha
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
ell that long train of diseases will find In Electric
ity sure means Of For painful menstruation,
too profuse menstruation and all Of those long line
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity Is certain
specific and Will In short tins, restore the sufferer
20 the viror Of heaith.n ~ 7 ~
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ifaT THE ladies of the Central Church and So
.iety would hereby tender their grateful ac-
acknowledgements. to the city authorities for the
nse of the new City Hall, to Poppenburgs
Band for the excellent music furnished; to
Miss Mary C. Jordan for experimenting the
braiding the Liberty Pole; and to other friends
too numerous 10 mention,- who assisted in
carrying outso successfully the programme
on the occasion of their late Fair and Festi-
val. Also to the people OF Portland for their
generous patronage, and TO the daily papers
for special iayors SHOWN. Per order.
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PRoMoTIoN.-Col. George w. West of the
18th Maine, has been breveted for Brigadier
General, for gallant conduct. in
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-27

PRESENTATION. = Sheriff Pennell being
about TO retire from the Office which he has SO
ably filled for four years past, was on Thurs
day evening last, made the recipient of a beau
tiful gold headed cane, presented by his depu-
ties. The presentation was made at the jai
office by Deputy Sheriff Parker, who succeeds
Mr.. Pennell in the office of Sheriff. Nor was
Mrs. Pencil, his wife, forgotten. Deputy
Sheriff Paine, in behalf of his associates, pre-
scented her with splendid gold ring. The
presentation speeches and responses were
! very appropriate, and after they were over
the company sat down to luxurious repast
, provided by the worthy Sheriff and his wife.
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The best hotels use Burnett's Flavoring
Extracts. nd d d "
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AUCTION SALES.
At Auction.

nm Wednesday, THURSDAY, ard Friday. Of this
~ week, we shall sell &C office eOmmenciBg at
II o'c'ock A. and n r NJ, Jewelry 1t, hes &c;
v orsIeds ano Dry ooodss Lamps and Glass Wares
Spices. Tobacco Tea. sc 80 III IN. .7TT
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E. N. PArTEN, AUoroNEER. u EaehanEo 81
Groceries az Auction.

ON Wednesday, Dec % at II O'Clock, A. n at Of.
~ nee will be sod 10 hhds Cuba Sweet Molas SEQ,
az SOs Lard boxes Coffee, Cream Tartar, asses Ink,
W doz Toilet Soap. dec2td
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e EDWARD m. PATTEN,
Commission Merchant & AuctiOneer

MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Portland and vicinity, that he has emf.
~ located In this city. During the two years we
the worst forms OF disease In persons who have tried
other forms Of treatment in vain, and caring pn.
asked do they stay curedi To answer this question
We will say that all that do not stay cured we win
Doctor the second tinnr for nothing
DR.. ID. has been praetea. electrician fer twenty.
one years, and is also regular graduated physician
Electricity s perfectly adapted TO chronic diaeases
In the form OF nervous or sick headache; nearalgA
In the head neok, or extremities consumption VIII
IN the acute stages or whore the lungs are not fu
involved; acute or chronic rheamatsm, scrofala, nv
Of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted Hnbk4
palsy or paralysis, St. Vitas Dance, Deafness stan
mering or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia, indgefs
every case that be presented; asthma, bronchis
tbs, structures Of the chest, and all forms Of femae
complaints. 9f9i'i2i- rtt7
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FIRE.

FApfFkkr NEW YORK. Dec. 26.
The paper warehouse of Beebe & Hall. No.
q Beeckman street, was nearly destroyed by
fire early this morning. Loss estimated at
$40, 700. tE3AA. ~ A..A aaAhtt
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ny M1eotricity

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the Issy
leap WITH 10y, and move with the agility and eaatics
ty Of youth; the heated brain Ia ooocdj the frost
bitten limbs restored the uncouth deformities re-
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness 10
strength; the blind made to see, the deaf to hear
the Rasied form to move upright; the bleEishes q
youth are obliteratedI the dccidents Of mature NE
prevented; the calamities Of old age obviAte6, MG
an active circulation maintained. 7T'-
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Fur Gonhs at Anclion

1 ~ Saturday Dec Sisf at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at
ali once an invoice # GeRtlemen's, Ladies and
Hnt TS,ees Fur Goods Consist. OF Collars, Cares
s,ns,yS1 Nen' ~ Caps, Collars Q. Goods can be
sn.aneu mo ming of GALS. No postponment ON ao-
SUM- ynuss ~ FEATHER. Sale wi hout referve.
us0~l otu HENRY BAILEY & CO, Auct's.
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sHistory of the Romans under the Empire. BY
Charles Me ivale, b D., late Fellow of st. John q
College Cambridge. From the Fourth LONDON
Edition.. With Copious Analytical Index. New
York: d. Appleton Co 1866. For sale in this
city by Bailey Noyes. ~ 5sfsg yoa
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sSiel.

ALLES.on the evening OF the llth lust, GEORGE
u. infant son Of Richard j. and Mary D. Allen, aged 10
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited e. attend the funeral from the rysdenee OF hs
al O'Clock In the afternoon
DAVIS On 'be 18th instant, JAMES DAVIS, in the
J2d JCar o! hb age.
IRc rclryes aud (ronds OF the family are resrecully
Invited tu attend the funeral from the Of his
nhH. jlmet Mcf adden, No. 29l Arch street, Mon
dAy tcNf, at i M without further notice
JEsSEP.-Jn Alexandria Egypt, ON Saturday July 2
on itad ihe British Gamer "a c CARoLINE, vile Of
tho Rev Henry ~. Jesnp, Missionary 10 SYRIA
Harlor Va, AEDRLw EEISf, Go. u, 2id RECT. Penn
lNania Volunteers in the 18Th year OF his aye, son
VIM. ana Harriet Relin.
Hue notice II the body is recovered
XIV bEk-On thc 18th instant. LEiBERT KEISER,
ths late WI liam and barbara KeJscr, ia the fist
GEAR li his age.
IRE rcstvcs sud friends are respectfully invited 10
Gitcud iunofal from the residence OF lis nephew.
" lialn K. Thoaas Main street, abovs washington
avenue Germsnt0wn, sunday, 1th, 81 O'Clock e. M.
MASON. on tho morning OF the 18th inst WILLIAM
MASON "a tho 18th yoai oi his age. ...,,.-
invited 90 a'teud tho funeral, from his late residence,
30, lb Wood street, Tue sday afternoon ~ clock
IA MEli;- A. MoreheGd ti!y, on tue iih instant,
the ~ yeRrs AID L. days. She was the daughter OF
lrigad,cr General james Palmer sud Kate j. Palmer
~ wft. Tho General commAnd' the military distc' c
Nur.E Carolina,
sAiirH-on Friday, The l2tL instant FANNIE v,
vile oi 1homGa }. Suilth, ia tho 23d Of her
lhc re RtNes and iritnd5 Of Ia family are respect
"a is i lied 20 attend the funeral, the residence OF
hcr husband - corner Of sec ond and South streets
NditLuS.-un THURSDAY morning llth Instant, MIR,
Am suItLDS ia the 18th yea Of her age.
1bC relatives aud friends ot the inly respectfully
nNcd 90 atcud the funeral from the residence Of hei
eur-i law Nr George Cows, No, 2A - Eleventh street
on Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock.
1iSOS.-SuddenlY. afier q short but paiutu Illness
TIC 18Th dAy Of august, Friday. Mr' EVELYN
TYSON, wiie Of the lats samuel H. lyson I.sq In the
DWc uOticc OF the funeral wilt be gwen.
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FASHIONS ron AUGUsr.

IJVF IN E0Nr'.
We must no longer seek for fashion in Paris
the tickle goddess is to be found in the chateau
or at the watering places, but her reign there is
as despotic as in the capital. Foulard is still
q fayorite and just now bercse and Chambery
gauze are much worn; also, charming material,
called Indian gauze, is used for deIni-toilette.
Dress OF pique or batiste, simply ornamented with
white or colored braid, and with little yeste to
match, are exceedingly useful. More elegant
dresses but still made with vestes, are Of muslin
or batiste, trimmed with guipuro, Valencen7es en-
broidery, or ribbon bows. The square fichu is
that decidedly preferred to be worn with low
bodied summer evening-dress. The ceinture Is
now one Of the most important parts Of the
toilette. For young girls of slight figure nothing
csn be more becoming than the Swiss ceinsure,
embroidered and trimmed with lace or ruches Of
ribbon, worn over awhile chemisette:
Bands of thick, plain ribbon are quite the order
Of the day. Wide square buckles are worn win
them. Muslin shawls and CANALS, trimmed win
insertion and hounces Of lace, are IN vogue. Inc
richest are lined with tahoIasi others more
simple, are trimmed with testooned iiounces or
pa prl hinge, an insertion over ribbon being placed
Az toand. Some half-htting casaques are also
mAue i oi muslin, with embroidered seams. This
| sessVn "hl.e tariaiaR Is much used for trimming
| ,S snnSsss. ~ seems q strange fancy, but when
vel AItanSeo has good effect. But tho best
way Of mAkins our roadegs acquainted With "a
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ATHLETIC EXERCISES.

With very many other and wiser people, we
are right glad to observe the increasing popu-
! larity Of athletic games and exercises among
us. Our youth have been degeneratlng sadly
since the good old times ofbreeches and three
coraered hats. They have become byword
TO foreign travellers in our country, and a
1 ''scorn and derisiOnr to tourists, both native
and European. Their fair proportions have
been curtailed, and their forms need the
greatest art of the tailor TO give them the SEM
blance Of manhood. What are the chefcauses
of this physical deterioraton2 Habits ofidle-
ness, neglect Of athletic exercises or bodily
effort of any kind, combined with precocious
dissipation, the consumption of poisonous
liquors, and other kindred irregularities.
Why is il that the young men Of England
the young aristoeraey, we mean-with far
greater wealth, far greater opportunities of
riotous living, and, In fact. quite As much, II
not more enjoyment Of those opportunities
for the "University men, the "Young Guards
men," and bachelor Belgrayia, generally, are
at least as slhst" as @YOung America" Of 2
similar age and social positiop-why is IT, we
ask, that these ''young bloods" of England are
broad-shouidered, ruddy-cheeked, muscular
and stalwart six footers, while our represen-
tatlYes Of the ~rislng generation are spindle
legged pale-faced. hollow-chested apologies
for masculiniiy, that strut feebIy along the
streets, like animated framewOrks for the
display oftailors handwork?' p
simply and solely because, in the colleges
and universities of England, the cricket club,
the rowing club, the baseball club, flourish as
an essential part OF the training-6ecause the
students exercise their bodies as regularly,
and often much more violently, than their
minds, and so are physically strengthened and
developed.
IN visw Of these contrasts, we repeat that
ne hope 70 see restoration of the good old
games and sports that strung the sinews and
eareeAsa the muscles Of our forefathers for
De.tef nm and Valley Forge. Cricket ls
s~P'ey seEAanAng ground among US; In driv-
ING out of the city Of nne afteraoon we often
zee more man one Jolly party bowling md
. batting away right naafolly. Ths Kindred
games Of base, and town, and corner hsn .,a
also coming back 70 sRliyen our .uh.,ta,,
felds and brace the thews Of youth. :,
Gymnasiuns and Calisthenic INSTANCES
are springing up in our midst, and obtalnAns
equal favor and patronage; and we predict,
Ioyfully, hopefully, confidently, that the next
generation Of "Young America win not be
: ashamed 10 stand side by side with thell
Anelo-Sax0n contemporaries, or % o0ntend
Ei.A them On equal terms in the manly diver
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ELBC CTRICITY.

LOOK AND LIVE! A WORD TO THE WISE 10
SUFFICIENT!
All diseased conditions, both acute and chronic where
ters Is vitality enough lef 70 react, permanently
cured by wsrantee, at No. 1870 WALNUT street, Pha-
dolphla and in OF failure IN most obst masdes,
no charge made Electrical Institution, established
about FIVE years ago by Professor BoLLES. Read the
following -
cIass Of maladies prevails to fearful extent in
muRiies doomng 10000 youths, OF both annually
TO sn early grave These diseases very imperecty
undestOod Their oXtt rnal Manifestations sympt0ms
arr debility relaxation, and great exhaustion,
mSra6mUs wasting aud consumption of the tissues OF
the whole body shortness OF breathing, or too hurried
Foathing ascending hin flight Of stairs papltatcn
Of heart asthma, bronchitis, and dry throat
trembling and shaking Of the and lower limbs,
aversion 20 BOcley, business, and TO study sometimes
dimness OF tho eyesist loss OF memory, ditalnoss Of
the head, teurAlglA pain In various parts OF the
body, pains In the lower Hmba. IumbaRo dys-
pepa, constipation OF the bowels deranged seoreons or
the kidneys, and many other glands OF the body,
ducng viruent diseases inboh males and females like
wise epilepsy hybteria and different forms Of nervous
spssms Now then, ninety nae out OF every hun
all the above named diseas and host chors
named consumption Of the lungs, of tho spinal
nerves, have thelT origin In the pelvic yscera hence tho
OF by any Of the old medical systems OF
practice. - -.
Proapsus Uteui, Leucorrh@a, AmenorhGa, and Dys-
aenorrhna All the above diseases and other Uterine
complaints have their origin in loes OF the vital OF
the body, brought by injuries, eXcesses, stdentay
habits personal abuses aboons, and the use powerful
medicines. Some Of the peculiar symptoms are dragging
pains through the hp and back weakness Of the limbs,
extreme lAuguor and debility throughout tho entire
system. The effects produced FROM these troublesome
maladies are almost muutudinous. Consumption, Dys-
pepsa, NeuralR, Paralysis, Deafness, Blindness, Fits,
and Insanity, and even IdiOcy, are not uncommon.
NO eectual reliable remedy has beon found for
ofEleclEicy strict accordance with the positive and
negative polarization of the Uterine Organs We aeyer
failed curing all above diseases except in Of
orpanio arrangement severe injuries Of the parts
Mrs Fulton lady Of great experience and ability viii
have entire charge treating In the ladies' department
| Consultation free.
Prof BoLLEs & Dr. BROWN,
| au8-AOts Nc. 122o WALNUT sueet. Philadelphia
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Married.

LIZ CABoE-MELvIE.-At the Catholic Cathedral,
Nhahyle Tenn. BY the Roy Father Ryan, on the nth
OF July, HENRI LIZ CAR0H. of the Anderson Cavalry,
20 NILS MAMIE MELVIN, OF Nashville, Tom.
THORN -F0R9YTHE.-O the llth instant, In the
Church the NJ AedatoT, by the Rev John Long Chap
lain Y. \. A, JAMES Il. THORN ana ANNA g., eldest
daughter OF the late ThOs Forsythe Delaware county
paper please copy,
RCE-BoYD.-on February 9th, 1864, by Rey Dr.
Dalea, Mr., JAMES d. RICE TO DIss JANE BOYD, both
Of this city,
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Kerosene Glue POt,-We are glad 90
present the public with money saving article sim
pie In construction as easily managed ordinary lamp
used for lighting pufposssn fact Is sinplya common
lamp which apply the principle Of heating over aud
hAms seoured 70 by Leor Patent issued
by the United States, end known as "Fishers Patent"
With this simple apparatus Giut may bo kept hot all day
and not consume FIVE cents worth Of OIL
To mechanics and artisans who are compelled 20 use
scoo at present high prices ts article will save ~ cost
in one week. PtBEEE DnDES,
No. In2 South Second htteot.
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VANCE STEWART
ROCK OIL COMP ny,
Incorporated June 30. 1854.
Capital 100000.

subrcript3a o. each sbasS to eTCtDsA Subscriber '
GO0o shares pay able 81 cash down upon slbscr
two other IrsameHts Of 81 each. payable on IL l5J9
and SSth August 1884 rospesttvoly,
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PINoDIcA1s r. lcBiyru.--licm lir. John ].
KRONER. No. 40S Chesnut street, W. have received
copies Of Frank Leslies N7r,pGp0, Ha5pey's
Weel{y, Madame pemore5tf Joely.o' Of Fashion,
London H,,yt.u'ad Neln rad 7iuc'. IWHcI,
Ha,pry's, London Scci'ip, 7cario Bar, and Corn
kW Magazines, AZ Ike lear Ro,o,5. II IS only
necessary to say that these splcudd periodicals