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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-22
avery Eusis sEn De TN Artist.
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PH0T0J Raft AND Aht UALLEnY,

ptin,7o aNnA.r .AIIE.v
rhoIN' II al II H"D "a "N L. u
No, l3:> ChesIut Street OPP ositc the [. :. Mint.
GuL,erv. n.esp;ion and pperttint Rooms ALL On
ptI,ci, -, oot
rii'''i 'h''"'
Al s.ylC7 lnd sizes of Photographs, Ivcryyprs,
Fermtyprs or 'lin!yt.s ld taken a. prices 10 sult
The tiu.rs.
Pic, area finished 10 " NAtef NooIs, pl', 1hdla INK
and Pasil
iln,s nd OIL er animals. EqCipuse Country seats
RuuS VI iesu y tchntty. w.. Tor PiieLuu, ac.
vuI".,iy l'i,o u-irrbcd
/. Cu'I"i te,ircs tn -"il Tic rttsr iou u per-
SOS vl>l rs 'ni"'.'rhI'I 10 hls he" H'vuhd Floor
Galley. N here he has iur"lu1ed ne" ,S-pa,e eH. cd
caautr5s. ,tlHhir ut HEt"5. IN L" s'c"liS ole
hundred Pho r,Vbs. h small ,,aL y autu
graphic. 20 'le Imperial Nnt Life size.
After many experiments ne h"e sHiies4ed ~ pl".
cii,s hI- sky-is,hi AT an improved hL5!S dlILsiE
h. li,,r' o.. ,Iuu lr"p"r,iO ,iOi.8 md podLcih1 uhat
.of ,ut l-Hi - tnuv "!,l-L t,bnr toe -iVyn by lie
si's f .t!.,i-h's 5-ur.!jy used. ai.i VII eh e 50
much imln 1T rcu 10 he beauty Oi picture. 1t 70
made freuch lass aid is il, larges, il Pills .o.
phia.
Mg. Cooper hns been engaged more than werty
years IN the study and prnciicc o. the Fine Ar's--
Painter Is sul:.lt ~ rrantrc tor the peiiec luh OF
hg P'''uryt iii, hi"dt =, h's ySo''s'lilC'
M i.s :,
the h'oS' 'hl'i" ar'lSs are empoyel III 'H ie9t't'Ne
N'l'"' 'nio''s' , ,-.....,, ,
~ '''"i'S " ''''"''' ~ I,-' VI '. .
- d t., -; /; -. ~,
i'Nl'' II" lcul"i ATTENTION Is pa" ~ e""'o oi"ct'
Ia, ana easy pos',Ions; ...- ,;,....
b"-ut''H"SPcs '"iu ol' "'e' Minus VI f'S'"'So
c3Heu, Iru s,"''I liel '"n 10 'lio '.@t' WA his'.
90 VI t''"S U' iA'''" hh' " lo'A 't"I 10 P'''"' %
"keL t,:h .'f''
ihta - 'lt,} n---S'2s rare i.c, 'eH l"' tHA'hS
-" ''eh tE'"''s d'i" ''''' H. 'tt ie"f ""i''l"1,
""''t ""'" "i'' B" d'.H ""'ss' e'h D ia" o. lA''
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~ u - i'"'"S'"i"Iis' N"'u'iS "I'' O'"eis'
"",, i's''N'-, NV nN'k GA
iL"v.-' ~" 'vor'ng N"'!'!tu7, LH"'"eii'ES'
N.'y "'h'"uf' f'in'lh-' "c,
C""lio.t il'struc'ios gwen ioi naEInI lN"r!'ypts
vi S"mr ,ai""bt' r.eoIls heF'r betc'e l."'shr'l,
"StiG' 81" AL pi9'"iI'pAer' IoF ohv 'i ""'oh i"' *
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Al I''""'h- '"c hftc''o"a toh'Ihc' III 'hls u""h,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-22
1894
tNol. Arrangements 1868
Of New Work F.spna.


Of New Work F.ipne.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHTLApEI..
PlIIA AND TRENTON r. R. co. $ LINES
From Phiiadelphja to Nr,r York and Van Places.
from Walnut arsst Wharf and Ksa,jno,,,
Depot, viH ieqrs as f1iious, rix. r,pp
Ate A. NJ, win Camden and Amboy &c. and
A Aeconmodation) - q
ASA. NJ, via Camden and Jorser Citv N
At e A. NJ, via crmden and JERSEY City,
At SA, NJ via Camden and Jersey "ity "a "
Cisf. lisket 22s
at II A. NJ via kensn5ton and jersey eiiv.
At " NJ. via Camden and Auboy. c and A
(AccommOia,ion,l gt
A,2P. NJ, vi. Cam len ani Ambov. ,c and 4"
a. Expressl m
Al 3 7. M, via Kenc'. ION and jersey citv "
Wash. and My. ixpYcs, NJ
At TT p. NJ, via ker..ntton and Jer.ev ,i,y ''
ttvenin, Mail} '' . M
Al; NJ P. NJ via ksnsinstOn and Jersey city. "
Al! ,nish'! wa Eensins,ou and Jersey ciy ~
Southern Express m
At 7. NJ, Via Camden and Amboy Accom-.
IniHH9n, Freight EaL paSasnse First
Class Ticket. . ~
second O. Ticket. -
For "a!er GAP, StIoudshrr; Scrsnton. Wd;,..
barre 'iop, p,rosc Great Brnd, &C. >. 4 4
Mh hensinSton, vie Delaware, LarI.a .agalna and
W est.rn Railroad
@N EA""Nii NAAl!A Allentown, Es;a.l lc,g. -.
| delc. E.sloa, LEmbvrlyill.. Flca:us,gy. tr ,fh
A. NJ. rom ksnsile'cn Dope, aLl =. ,! 7 N.
! uCui sinuj Sues. y LaI.
! Ilhe a. NJ. ',ilo c,nne.:' with Tran. leaving
! Ats.oi iur N tuti. uaulk. It :.-itF.Ml
! / 'r a"'Lt iiJ.ty, a. \. NJ, lut4P.M
fc! FGrrAo.G, a. \. NJ. .rl T.. y;
NAY LlNLS
| rot b's,c' Iysn'-i., @s,. H.It !. i. sni p ini
! ?. y. from huhsir sthH
F,i Palmyra, i,ir-it,l. Dc'auc9. Csy..lv Sur.
''.,'"., Flo. auee H". ".laGtnru. &c. It l.. 4,
| nj ?. s.
=. foi Nov Io:A. aui Wy Lines leaving Ken.
80 a. Dtpoi, wke tie Cas- 90, f,ih stree. apoy,
Al, u, hal! I'll hvur hct,r. departure. The Cars
uh MO t'u D'!: and uu .!rs trsl, Il u each liam
! at. iTunI he Depot.
tu'} PuuAIa Di Rass.-- .lHr. Flowed ra.b
'-ati5cr. Passengers Ere $40: ..i,-. T.ygu tqEiry
! -! .hii@ ~ t-S"se 9ut .b-i, N.trin; ;Rryur Al
oaE'nEe oi't hir. l"Ei.ia to b. r.it sr extra TIE
COMPANY limit i,cir ..4I.I,lry b.r t,,,l,., i,
'i.e Ho!ar per n'und t.a ,,.I no. be iltis .r any
noun Beyond %l.V. except ty .Ie.i.i contract
| VIA. u. uaiLNEh. 4 sent
! tauusrv J., l3si
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-22
L 11EHTI MPhuVFM MT OF AGE
CULTURAL IMPLl MLNTS.
T . u IL i r Y.

H. S~-TE
= Il ~ B u ttY. IF N MA.
Get the I}est--Get he Cheapels-Get the most Ecr.
bninetl, which can be had Al the Rohrbuch Foundry
II vim; large assortment Of the most appruy ed
SlO\l = such Cooking, Parlor. O;tce ana ui
S,uNes which will be sold The lowest rates Also.
Kettles uf Ill sizes. Pans. Skillets. &c
III , IRE also manufacturing Machinery, Ploaghs.
Casun-s &C.. NJ shuIl notice.
ncpatIiu. all kinds of a Iricutural Implements
dnne IL .pU( wOrkm.Llike manner and ut IL e
sl,rt1s no ice.
All rsl, s ippei az ordered. Orders respect.
ta'ly solicited .,nd promptly attended to-
HOllBBACI 4 COOPER
l.. old Iron, and all kinds ol Produce taken in
kX :liange ior work
Sunbury, Jure Is. I8G4.-tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-22
~ TIGHT PACKAGES.

N"rticrn Cchtral hailwa, !
"a NSjss I, EiysI. BEsE.l.
.i.ll TRAINS LAILY to and from Baltimore
1irl istdHSon city.
Connections mule with trains on pcrrsylynuia
!, f'lryHl. in nnl tom P.tsburs 1nl the Wesf
IAhfL TRAINS DAILY tn snI from zoe North and
We; ih"Geh suSquehanna, Elnira and all OF North.
err New York
NN aud after MoNnAY, MAY 18th. 1854
" he Passenger Trains OF the Nor hen, Central
Railway viii arrive at and dcpar. from SLnbury,
Harrisburg ana Baltimore rs follows vIl:
sOU ] IL " \ AH IL.
Mail Train leaves sunhury daily texecrt
sunday 10 Is A. NJ.
le"!et HARRISBURG 2, Z. NJ.
- arrives NJ BHliih ore } 4u :,
Express Train leaves SUIb bury daily
texcepl SunieyJ II Bpm
leaves Harrisburg except
M'n4ay) : 50A, NJ
arrINys a, Bsltiii ore daily
tex'rh AoL4ayJ. 7 GOA. NJ.
Harrisburg Accommodation leaves Harris
: hurs' .,. Goa. NJ.
daily except sHnd " 7 so A NJ
N0..1uWARD.
Mail IIaii leaves Baltip.nge daily lex.
eepI s1ndHyl 2a A. NJ
leA.es hal is6urg 81 Z, II =.
arrives al SlhbuIy I u5 =
LNlress Train leaves Baltimore daily BOP NJ
arrives al uaIrisburs. 80 A Nj,
leaves Harrisburg except
.nSe: M15assl' Z s4.su,y. sBBssAa.N j
Harrisburg Accommodation leaves Harris.
buFs daily (eScopt sunday a. 90 p NJ
g arrives a. nar i.Lurs 7 80 p "A
sunbnry Accommodation leaves Harrit.
o"fs ualiy leAeept Sunday al 4 90 IN
For Itrlher Information apply at the Otice
Harrisburg. June 1 s6i,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-22

l. LAM parchment Psper,) Deeds and blsnt
l)Aortsases, b0ndE, Executions, Sun Il ons, dc,
sH sele ~ the otSoe u The "sran6aTy Ausgbc /"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-22

A.sci.:s " u..i.H "a ksloO.u-D..s - Asaii
ROAD.
on and after Jan. ls;h 1864, Passenger Trains
MOVING SOUTH.
Passenger.
Leave scranton, 4.4op.M
hill -sjUn, 5.jj
BI~l,shulg e.1j
Rupert, S35
isINile, gl5
Arrive at Nortu .berland, go
AuNlAG NOkTH.
Leave northumberland, 500 A. n
Duuylile, S.iu
kupert, $40
BiOun.sburs, g.}5
hIIS Ss.uI., l2.l3P. VI.
Arrive at scranton, 80
Fr. ii dPassel. ger leaves Bloomsbury. 1915 A. VI.
,ss,i,-e taking the Mail Train south cnruect
with the L%lress Irn.n FROM rrhun berlunl arry.
in Harrisburg. at 2.3O \. NJ. B1ltmnrr Z 90
NJ, aud =, Phriatv!FLiu, al 100 i. NJ The NJ III
tr in irou NoIti sunderland eay uuellalry amer
the arr'y uI the LZpreas rain irnlu Iiri-burg and
Bltuure, blowing ssen gers leHvins Pnilade phia
az te.tu p NJ. reach points On this road during
Il . ut.t lnrsuuon.
New rui elegant Sleeping cars accompany the
NJ g., rams each way be' cen NoT huuiberiaui and
Balt.noTs ami AvIl III. G,risui md Fhll uellLid.
d. /. EUL NJ, Supt
GaURGE Hill. SIMON P. WoLvERroA.
HILL g. wOLVkR ON,
Attorneys nnd CouH-e!ors ~ H.aN,
Office, Market street, cor. Centre Alley,
=rJ ~ r u y, T. A
SE I'LL attend rromriley 70 the collection ofclaims
w md AZ n'hsT professional b-rlgv, miruSred 20
THERE in Sor'hun.h .rlsui nia iJ"niu counties
NLnbuTy. IuIry -. lsG2.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-22

s'Os 9Fu:s, iii =, ks:,; che. .+sif-, Red
ssz,&%. y ir,. ST. ui>, SeUoicu~. AC.,
sis@e',G% osi sss"iir, E'oNI H., .enifuu;r, &,
sc.
Put up IN &c See ard 81 co rsr,, P-,t'aa avs
Fmsks 81 aud g. size. tor Hotels. PIN. ias".y
tions &c.
Only infslliblr remedies hnorr.'
Free from roisnns'
Nut dangerous 20 The liumeu r1-ily."
"Ii'e come out e ihelr Ers. 10 dis"
- So,I ho!, sale ir III lu!s- i.i.s.
Sui by nIi iru4ris.g All f,laiIlIs cYc!Y~!sqe
-, BEwArE! !,' Of All wur; ;ai"ss rn,i;a .iuDs.
See that "Cr.lar's' LIu.s Is VI. c.cl !'oz. B-t.!.
"Li II *. b>!uy. you bay.
hdirs .. r sc. 5'zs,,'S r. g..
Principal D"lrt ~ Broadway $vu'J.s&.
!, Sold hS all Wholesale Aud Hyis. I;iG;s, > II
SuhnuTy. Pa.
Feb. ~. is6!.-Sn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-22

The above is correct likerc,, OF DR.. Schcnk taken
many years ago, after he had recovered from Con.
sumption bya course oi his ''Schcuk's Pulmonic
Syrup." The likeness, although It does rot repre-
sent him uyhiug like ms had rs hcwasnt the worst.
yet it Is in strong contrast with he hale and vigorous
looks of the Portrait below Siich is the true like
ness OF him at present time. The contrast between
these two portrns is so great that many would not
believe them to b~-he same person. Yet there are
hundr"ls of persons. in aud around Philadelphia,
who will recognise both porrui's to be true reprcsen
tativnS When the first was taken he weighed l17
pounds at the present time his wei ht is 30 pounds
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-22
WASHINGTON HOUSE,


| WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Southwest Corner Of MaIsot square,
81 Hsss ssS. gss.
VdiE undersigned respectfully informs he public.
l that lie has taken charge OF the above banned
ii"rl ahi asks tor the continuance OF the former
Fii"i'se a'I would invite all others 10 giv him q
HIS TABLE
Is alwty supplied with the besr ths market Affords.
Hls B'r contains he choicest liquors and HE stab.
hh7 Is good and well attended by careful Os lers.
Sunbury, April. l6, 1864
LADIna sPoIhG AND SU-MEh
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
'a.~> .s.N.N-s A-.As<Es.ss.
T"" doors West ot Pos Office.
U ~ B u RY, PAN wa,
AS JUS received md opened II lnrIe assor II ut
OF Fancy Drrss Gool., sacb as Gloves Jouyiin
hii.-lvvcs, ii K md lislr tLrcsd Gloves; Lali, ;
e"i'n: Hos. Chdrrhs Hose, silk Mits IlulkcI-
eh,ris I"lses, NJ Goll'rl Slil pcr,, Ribbons FAN
Cl bkEss BUTTONS Bugie climbs. Trimming
BuHo s. Bell kiLoL. Ncvc- Ribbons. BRAID. b II
ClasHS, Ladies' Nrck. les. Fuzzy Butiuns GRAPE
RIBBON aid TRIMMING; Enbroidcriug Braids,
aounS' ana Swiss Sin anu Insertions; NJ .eefe
Head pr.sSes NeIts, nd variety Of Other articles
40 u n r H A L Blu ri
BOOK AND STATIONERY
Books, Hymn Books. BianK Books, NemnFan1un
Boks, Diaries, Pucke Books Ink Sands Pens,
Pencils, to, ga
'tlS AND '-NMEN IDR CHILDREN
All Of which have been selected With care apd will
be sid at re suHable pTices.
ANNA PAINTER.
sLnbury, Arri %, 1855
TDEEN L'sTS FssR SALE,
TllF un niersigned will sell At private sale, TWEEN
| li.SIX TOWN LOTS. .ituate in the borough oil
Sunbury. The l,is are loci cd within few squares
OF the Pearsyyapia Raill'd Company's Mdehine
Shops. in the northern part Il the ,oHp, They are
all suitable building lots.'i ale in the most pleasant
portion of the borough. They will be sold on TeG.
Sonable terms For fgrihei particulars apply to
PETER b. MASSER,
"a h, MASSER.
FRANCIS BuCHEh,
eunbury, June u, 1908 Executors,
G. NJ LAQaAH. A, NJ. SLLLApE
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-22

Tnn peculiar taint or
infection which we
call SCuorULA Turks
IN tue constitutions of
ilultitudes of hen. 1t
either produces or is
Produced ly an en-
fccbltd, vitiatcd state
of the lood, wherein
that i.uid becomes in
competent to sustain
,thc vital forces in their
; vigorous action, and
slcavcs the system to
fall iutn disorder and
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-22
j. IL SCIIENK NJ. b.

Or. J. IT. Schenk cnn ho Iuund al lht irinrl'nl
office No 80 North 8 h Street Phjl iirlphii. every
Saturday, irur. A Vi. un.i 7. NJ. ro -ivr adyity
trrc nt cL.T-v; uui for through examination hu
charges three do,laIS Price Of he ruiuou,, >yr,p
ami seawoed Tonic each u ,! per borc, 81 he
halt dozen. NJ ,i,irake Pills - ,vI. per box. tI.i
Is for sale by NIL Dru ssls aud Dcalyl,.
May Is. lSil.-ly
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-28
From the lions Advocate.
Ought Ministers to Vote ?

Such question would not be asked now,
had it not been again and again asserted, that
ministers ought not to medde in any way with
civil or political affairs. And while it has
been admitted that abstractly, they have the
right to vote, it is said as a matter of erpedi
eRcy they had better waive that right, aud at
tend only TO the duties of their sacred Office.
The reasons urged in favor of this are varl-
Gus. The chiefest however is, tnat they have
in their congregations and churches persons
of different political parties, and if they vote,
they must necessarily do it In opposition to
some who sit under their ministry and thereby
give ofense. But do both of these results fol-
low? 1t is true, that in most congregations
there are persons of different political opfn-
ions, and In voting, ministers must vote in op-
position to those Of one party. But 1t does not
follow that in doing this they necessarily give
offense TO any. Observation teaches that rea-
sonable men prefer to have their minister vote,
even if he does not vote with them. They do
not want timid, cowardly man for a minister,
without any manly positiveness of character.
They say let us have man, that Is q man, who
knows his rights as minister and as citizen,
and has independence enough to maintain
them.-And though they would not have him
partisan, they would have him act accord
ing to his own honest convictions in casting
his vote. We say reasonable men respect
minister the more for doing this. But 1t will
be said all men are not thus reasonable. Very
true. But will yielding TO their unreasonable
ness tend to make them reasonable 9-Most
certainly not; but serve only to make them
more unreasonable and imperious in their de-
mands. Such men are not the ones to teach
ministers their duty about voting, or anything
else.
In country like ours we hold 1t to be a
most sacred duty for every man to vote, what
ever may be his profession. 1t should be
part of our religion to take care of our coun-
try and have a voice in regard to our rulers !:
for our religious privileges are identified with
our civil institutions. And every man what
ever his calling, should rote regularly and ac-
cordng to his intelligent convictions in the
case. It is his privilege to do so, as well as
his right And he who parts with this privil'
ege through fear of giving otlense to some op.
ponents, acts as unwisely as he did, who sold
his birthright for mess of pottage.-A he
who has not the courage to go quietly to the
ballot-box and vote because he is minister
better lay aside the ministry and prove him
self man, asserting the rights and performing
the duties of man, to be man and citlzer
is more than to be such minister.
MELANCTHoN.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-28
UMBRELLAsl UMBRELLAS /!
The CI,eanesf A
R E M OY ~

nR. HEALD has removed his office from No 24l
IL Congress St. to the opposite side of the street.
corner of Congress and Temple Streets ofhce form.
erly occupied BY Drs Bacon 4 Breslin, sep6dn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-28
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
Annual Meeting!

FFNHE stockholders of the Merchants Bank are
n hereby notified to meet at the Bank ON Monday
Oct Sd, at O'Clock p M for the following purpos.
es: . =
ist-For the choice of seven Directors for the en-.
suing year.
. znd-fo consider the subject of adopting the Ma.
uonal Bank System, and act thereon
od-For the transaction of any other business that
may legally come before them
By order of the Directors
Portland, Sept 16, ls64.-dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-28
N oTI Q H
The Weed Sewing Machine Co.

Have established Office for the sale of their Ma.
cnines at No. 1871 Middle St., opposite Free St.,
which will be open to the public on Wednesday,
Sept T. N 10 rtf
wherever this Machine has been introduced it has
TO great extent superseded all Others Having en-
gagged the services of Mr.. J. Bradford of Boston,
practical machinist who has had over ten years ex-
perience as manufacturer and repairer of Sewing
Machines, they are prepared to repair and put in
perfect running order every kind of Sewing Ma
chine. For the purpose of introducing them more
extensively they will for short time allow the value
of cheap and inferior machines in exchange fer the
Weed Machine.
limited number of Weed Machines to let by the
month or year.
Machine Findings of every description constantly
on hand. Jl
Orders from the country should be addressed,
Weed Sewing Machine Co. No., 1871 Middle st.
c. w. ROBINSON, Agent.
Portland, Sept. 5-eodtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-28
WAsH1NeroN. December 6. ]

"My dear Sir: Yours of the Sd instant is
just received. l accord with you fully in the
propriety OF the people giving fully and freely
their sentiments and opinions on nullifcation,
and the course pursued by South Carolina in
her late proceedings. M
The ordinance passed, when taken in con :
nection with the Governors message, is rebel
lion and war against the Union; the raising of
troops under them, to resist the laws OF the
United States, is absolute treason. The crisis
must be, and as far as my constitutional and
legal powers go, will be met with energy and
irmness Therefore the propriety OF the pub
lie voice being heard, and-it ought now to be
spoken iu voice OF thunder that will make
the nullihers tremble, and which will cause
the good citizens of South Carolina to retrace
their steps, and adhere to that Constitution Of
perpetual Union they haYe sworn to support.
This REASONABLE procedure against the Union
Is a blow against not only our liberties, but the
liberties of the world.
"This nullifying movement in the South has
done US great injury abroad, and must not on
ly be promptly met and be put down, bat
froYaed down by public opinion. 1t is there
fore highly proper, for the people to speak all
over the Union,
i am preparing proclamation to the peo-
pie OF the South, and as soon as officially ad-
vised of these rebellious proceeding, will
make a communication to Congress. l can
say no more, as l am surrounded at present,
and bid you for the present adieu.
ANDREW JACKSON.
FCpl. J. A, Hamiltql.a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-28
House Wanted.

o. Wanted by the advertiser convenient
@.,, centrally located, and pleasant house for a
-EEA small family, without children-posse to
be had early as the middle of October sooner If
and be well finished.
The advertiser would lease such house for term
of years, or purchase if terms suited A two.stoYy
cottage, small lot, preferred.
Address .: P. O., at the Press Offiee stating loca.
ton, general terms, SO ooasJsdeutioIIv.
Portland, Aug. j, 1984--dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-28
ASST. QUARTER MASTERS orprcE,

No. 66 Cedar Street. r. Y Sent. l2 1884.
FE1BE Government will require in all purchases of
IL Hay on its account in the State of Maine, a
strict adherance to Sections 35 36 and 81 Chapter
38 of the Revised Statutes of Maine of 1868.
The lawis just and proper for the prevention and
detection of fraud, and must be strictly complied
with s. L BROWN, Capt and A. @. M.
J. B. FISHER, @ M. Agent, No. 90 Commercial st.
Sept 20-d1m Portland, Maine.
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A GOLD WATCH, open face, a gold coIored d;a,
"a a attached to black ribbon, with gold buckle
iost IN gentemens' walk at G. T. r. Depot Who.
ever restores the above will be suitably rewarded bv
the owner -i9--SS N q - cD DD1lPWlns lWn or
Portland, Sept IL. senIadtf
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Wamfed

A PLEASANT and convenient to,,.r,o,,. &c
or nye rooms, near the centre of the city. for
Ia h,amliy OF only two persons. such a tenement can
e NJ ryn.sa 20 good paying tenant, and leased for
p. o., stating location, &C. IVA " 1r'iano
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Board Wanted.

N a private family, where there are no Other
- Doarders for the wife and child of an officer in
the Revenue Service,
Or Small Rent Wanted
In convenient location. Part ofa house preferred
Aoaress Ses STEPHEN BERRY, 1874 Fore st.
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A FEW gentlemen with their wives can obtain
"A board; also few single boarders. at Is Atlantic
street Enquire of MRS. BUTLER, on the prem.
Ases' sepl5d3W%
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For Sale.

FEsHE House. Barn and Lot situated on the corner
Il of Congress and Lowell streets, adjoining the
West Congregational Chapel lot. The lot Is large
enough for good garden or for the erection of an.
other house. For further particulars apply to
HENRY p. WHITE
septl7-2w Or to LEVI WEYMOUTH,
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WANTED Immediately, lrst-cIass Machnist to
w take charge of shop where marine work is
being done One who has had experience as fore
man preferred; to superior nan compensation liL
eral-none other need apply
ADDRESS box No. 7s East Boston Post Office, Mass.
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Caseo Bank

fTyHE Annual Meeting of the Stoet holders of this
Z Bank for the choice of Directors, and the trans.
action of other business, will be held at their Bank
ing House, on Monday, the Sd day of October next
at O'Clock P. M. --a Per Order.
Z. p. GERRISH, Cashier.
Sept 15--dtd
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FOund.

A ROLL of bills. The owner can have III, aama
a by proving property and pay ing charges Call
"'a,.,r A. leighton
'0Psf' u@WzW No. Warren Market.
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WANTS. .LOST.FOUND
Wanted.
Wanted 10 Rent

RY Young Lady, a situation to tend In Fancy
A1Goods Store, or to run Sewing Machine.
Address, E. PortlandP T. o. sep27d1wt
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A first rate Billiard Table, with marble bed also
N two sets ivory balls and a set OF points, and
everything pertaining to well furnished table.
VIII be sold on liberal terms. Apply 70
WIN. j. MCDONALD,
No. 125 Federal Street, under U. 8. Hotel.
sept21 diff
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GTRAYED from the pasture of Mr. Francis Rob.
y erts, Westbrook, last month, three year old
gray Colt, small size; whoever will return him or
suitably rewarded, by calling az No. so Spring St.
fe.u FRANCIS E. EMERY.
Portland, July 10, 1se4.-dtf
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WantadY

Eiderberries and Cherries,
VII highest price paid for ripe Elderberries pick
Il IL clean, and also Black Cherries, by W. s. Mains
Wnoham or GREENOUGH MORSE
Sept 6-d&wtf 20 Market snno,a
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$500 REV Arm.

4 IN Central wharf or around the Grand Trunk
~ Depot and yard Calf Skin Wallet contain-
ing considerable sum of money, and papers Of no
value 70 any one but the looser The finder will be
central Wharf or 70 Bracketr street.
Portland, Aug 81 1854 auoa1 dtf