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And also all infamatory diseases For further ufor.
nation call and judge fer yourself.
VI ~ challenge the public bring a cannot
cure, II brought before the golden thread broken
rP0fice hours from A. VI. to p. n. p o. Box
12c4. nov30'c4-dlyeod
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Ia November. 1855. says the eminens actor.
Me-. George VAndenhol had the honor 10 be
admitted 70 practice At she bar in this country.
Perhaps my recent assumption OF this character
viii be sufssisnt TO anthorizs and excnse my
Enal sHmfaise-up OF tie result Of my experience
Of theatrical life. with few words OF grafuif0ss
sdrirs ito all whom these presents nav con
cefn" To any ingenious youth, then, who may
be Gov meditAiing plunge into that uncertain.
or rather certain. sea OF troubles" that shines
and glitters in the seductive dazzle Of the foot.
Hghts--to such n one i say, "go to sea in reali
~ 20 TO law; 20 70 church, 60 to physic; go TO
Italy and strike blow for liberty IL cause and
opportunity again offer; 90 To anything. or any
where. that will give you an honest and decent
fivelit god, rather than 20 upon the stage To
any yDnng lady with a similar prociisity. would
saw: /" Buv sewing machine and take IN plain
work firstl 50 shall you save yourself much
sorrow, bitter disappointment. secret tears"
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STARCH.
snlp

Palm 49,. i3halG =
Cincinnati, No. l.. 10 Kali
Do German .l4kdl6
CASTLE Narseille-..-..3 30
Do American. .2Oo25
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DAILY SENTINEL


MosDAY soRsIse. DEoExBERiis.
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FINHE undersigned have tbs day formed copsrtuer-
ship in the Saloon and Restaurant business here
toofe known a. Hezekaas, at No. - North Illinois
street
The new hrrn VIII be happy TO receive continuance
y the custom heretofore extended 20 the establishment
he BEST OF liquors. wines and cigars kept constantly on
hand and In the restaurant ali the decies Of The sea-
son vii be served up the shortest notice prepared
by TIE most experienced cocks
HENRY r. HHZEKlAH
r. T. JOHN.
Indianapolis. September -. lS6s sept2s-du
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RAILROAD Timetable.
Atlantic & Great Western Railway.
Nina ~

GUNNER ARRAN0EMENT-TwO THROUGH EX-
- press Trains between Cleveland and New York
effect InIy 1894
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nR. COLOUR, MEDICAL OFFICE NO. 50 SOUTH
Meridian Street. forfeits his fee he fails In cur
ing any case that may under his care no matter
how obstinate or long standing. He warrants you =
cure Syphilis, IN the primary stage. helped in -
utes cured IN - hours elect of 20 years standing
cured by Dr. Z. Otice hours TO l0PN mar25
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SEEDS
1r,
TIN Ut aFE
TnnACCO-

Heck IN, IArge pigs.
small pigs
fins
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VENEREAL DISENSES.

At the American DispensaTy also treat, WITHOUT
ALsorEf, and with never failing success, venerea OF
what the quaeks call private disesses-Syphy-
lis In all its stages Gonorrha, Gee Structure, sperm
atorrhea, Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions,
sexual Debility inpotency, and Elects OF Sef-Abuse
The last six treated in Private Letter" which
viii be sentf free, on receipt OF stamp.
Ny treatment deem IL unnecessary 10 enlarge upon
The remarkable and astounding performed through
the agency of the INDICATED yAPOR BATHS. and the
medical application ofELECTR0-MAGNETISh. BY the
alternate OF these two medical agents get three
fold effect By elimination. morbid matter is forced out
Of the system and By the absobants medicine is mme
distey brought In contact with disease By the app
ton OF RLEcTR0-AAGSETIsN, nervous enerv ration i.
restored, and power added 10 the muscular system.
will guarantee a cure OF
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Dark Sweet los. qr....f5aS5
Bright lob DO .'.l,lodl. 80
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PROFESSIONAL,
JONATHAN w. GORDON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW

HAVING OPENEp A LAW 0FFIC8 IMMEDIATELY
III over HUNTT aieHOE- SToRE, No. ~ Eass
Washington street annapolis Indiana. seudsr his
PROFESSIONAL service ~ pnhhs. nsr2S-sly
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FRTIr.
mons French, .fl6GsIs
GLASS


No. Toto ~. ..ilk
Charcoal. No II 10 NJ -i3x
Russia. first quality. .....S5
Do imitation. 81
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PANTS. &c.
pROvfsIOyS.

Dressed Hogs. Is. Scala 90
Prime mess pork 81 ,O0n+0 90
Prime Lard. .". 2lbd2i
Cheese, W. T., 10. .l9ka2o
DO Hamburg, new. 20d2
Eggs. fO0i9
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The California Wine Interest.

California is to be great wine producing
region. Her wine-cultnre, now growing rap.
Idly into leading agricultural interest, dates
only from the year 1854; but these ten years
have produced remarkable results, for her
wine-growers send into the market excellent
hooks, champagnes and ports, and the quality
of the red and white wines already rivals that
OF the European varieties.
The history of the vineyard enterprises In
California is brief: In 1854 Kohler & Froh-
ling, assisted by Charles Stern, commenced
business in Los Angeles, and shortly after
wards opened house in San Francisco; In
1861 the State sent Mr.. Harazthy to Europe
to procure the best varieties of vines cutiva-
ted there, and the result of his expedition was
the Introduction into the State of fourteen
hundred species, comprising one hundred
thousand vines. This stimulated enterprise,
and large numbers of persons planted vine-
yards and cultivated improved varieties OF
vines, so that the yield OF the wine crop has
increased from $4,000 gallons in 1862, to an
average annual product at the present time
of 100000 gallons. A large tract of land
has been recently purchased by a German COM
pany, who have already planted three hun
dred thousand vines. Other private enter
prises, sustained by ample capital and direct
ed by skillful persons, promise good results
IN. Y. Evening Post.
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1HE AAoRoUs AERoNAUT.-A late French
journal relates the following which, Ii will be
seen, is French all over:
While Mons. Goddard was filling an i'm
mense balloon in the Champ de Mars, he
amused the spectators by sending up the
small figure OF man, the perfect semblance
OF Nj. Thiers without speetacles. The little
man being filled with gas, rose maiestically
into the air, and was soon lost to view among
the clouds. His adventures which became
known next day, were curious. Thanks To a
strong and favorable gale which impelIed him
on his course, the little balloon man arrived
the same afternoon in sight of fine country
house in the neighborhood of Bleyre 1t was
near the hour OF dinner, and the lady Of the
mansion, who naturally thought herself per-
fectly safe, was occupied in The mysteries OF
her toilet.
1t was warm day and she had opened one
OF the windows which looked out upon the
park, and was safe from any prying eyes,
While TRANQUILITY engaged by the assistance
or eorset-laclns, in reducing her waist TO a
size and shape that would reflect credit on her
husbands taste, she was suddenly startled by
blast of wind, followed by strange noise /;
and Immediately the easement was thrown
open, and our little balloon man entered her
chamber unanounced. The lady utters cry
Of terror, and throws shawl over her shoul-
ders. The little man, driven by the wind,
throws himselfupon the unhappy woman, who,
screaming louder than ever, pushes him of,
and he conceals himself under the bed.
just as the wife, in supplicating voice.
says to this novel Don Juan, "Ah, Monsieur,
go away or you will ruin er' the husband
furiously rushed in crying, "Ah, the wretch
l have him now" and flies in search of his
sword to run him through the body. The
vile, more dead than alive, reiterated, in the
midst OF sobs, "Fly, fly, Monsieur, and save me
the sight of a dreadful tragedyp'
"The husband arrives armed to the teeth
followed by the whole household, who seek
10 molify his anger
While two OF his friends hold the husband
third, STOPPING down, perceiyes our little
friend, who, for good cause, utters not a
word, and catching him by the leg, draws him
forth from his concealment-when 10, Mon
sieur Balloon. no longer held down by The
bedsted, sweils out, raises himself to the cell
ing, to the immense amusement of the snee-
tators; while the poor, jealous husband sinks
away, sword and all, heartily ashamed of his
causeless wrath.
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CHARACTER OF THE EMIGRASTs COMING.
The Cork ilrelandl Examiner Of late date
says that emigrants are still leaving that port
in large numbers for the United States. There
are among them some old people and young
children, but the bulk are stalwart men, full
OF health and vigor, young women gaudily
dressed, but their bad taste cannot conceal
the beauty, the activity, the bounding health
for which the Irish peasant eirl has been 90
remarkable. Among them all there ia scarce.
ly one to be seen poorly attired. The goods
OF each party show that small farmers house
hold has been broken up. Their conduct i
remarkably steady. Though hundreds have
sometimes to wait week at Queenstown for
the steamer, there is very little drunkenness
among them, and seldom spree, though they
are noisy enough sometimes. The Examiner
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WHY THE DYING NEVER WEEP.-The rea-
son the dying never weep is because the man
ufactures of life have stopped forever; every
gland OF the system has ceased its functions.
In almost all diseases the liver is the first man
ufactory that stops work; one by one the 9TH
ers follow, and all the fountains of life are at
length dried up; there is no secretions any
where. So, the eye In death weeps not; not
that all affection is dead to the heart, but be-
cause there is not a tear drop in it, any more
than there is moisture on the lip.
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thinks that few Of the emigrants are recruits
there is none of the swagger which so com
monty betrays the aspirant for glory and for
bounty. 1t is true the passage is paid in many
cases with American money, but 1t is with the
money of their relatives to whom they are GO
ing. The Examiner denies that federal re-
cruitlng is in any important degree the stim-
ulus TO emigration, aud adds: at arises out
of the condition of the country, and the daz-
zling, II not perfectly trustworthy, prospect
held out by the labor market of the northern
States
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CITY OF PORTLAND,

fINhb committee on Highways. &C.. will receive
Il sealed proposals for furnishing ten thousand
tons Sea Island paving stopcs during the months of
May June and Jny-equal quantities each month
The parties proposing will please state what portion
OF said stones-if less than the whole amount-they
viii furnish as above Proposals will be receiy ed
unin juno 3D. 1861. The committee reserve the right
10 reject any all proposals not deemed fer the In,
terest ofthe city. Per order.
j. Il. D0NNELI., Chairman
Aprl lsth, 1851. apo d& wtd
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TREAsURER's OyFIcK, April 1854
CTATEMENT OF Costs of Criminal Prosecutions
- allowed by the Supreme Judicial Court, at the
March Term, A. ID. 1854 made in conformity with the
requirements of act of the Legislature of NJ aine
entitled "An Act relating TO Fines and Costs of Grim
ina Prosecutions" approved March 27th, 1865.
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN IT. GILMAN. Editor,
10 published at No. s2i EXCHANGE STREET, By
N. A. FOSTER a. CO.

THK PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published at ~ 90
per year; If paid strictly in advance q discount of
800 will be made.
Single copies three cents.
THE MAIrESrATE PRESS Ia published every Thure-
day morning. at $500 per Annum, in advance; 81. rs
paid within six months; and S250 IL payment be
delayed beyond the year.
Rates of Advertisinp:
Une inch ofspace in length OF column, constitutes
SQUARE"
l6O per square daily week; 75 cents per week
~ other day after first week 60 cent?
half square three insertions or less 76 cents one
week, S1.OO; 80 cents per week after.
Under head of AMusRMKsTs 20 90 per square per
week; three insertions or lesa & so
SPECIAL NOTICES, Sl.76 per square first week, Z,
per square after; three Insertions less 81 25
1sif a square, three insertions, sl.00; one week,
- Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
fakss which has large circulation In every part of
tne State for 30 cents per square in addition TO the
above rates, &c r each insertion.
LEGAL NornlRs at usual rates.
Transient adv srtisements must be paid for In ad-
BUSINESS NofIoRs, in reading columns, IL cents
Per line for one insertion No charge less than fy
oents for each insertion.
eH-All Communications intended for the paper
thould be directs d to the Editor Of the Press and
those of . busine "a character to the Publishers.
RJoB PRINTING of every description executed
with dispatch.
r. Tracy, Travelling Agent.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Licensing Board
IN of the City of Portland. will meet at the AL
dermens' Room on Monday the Second Day OF May
next, at O'Clock. p M, for the purpose OF grant
ing Licences to InnhOldess aud yictulers who pro-
pose to carry said business in this City the
ing year. Per order.
J. NJ. HEATH. City Clerk.
Portland, April 20, 1864. apr23 edid
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Notice.

have this day given my son William X S" all his
time TO act aud trade Tor b. ms 3lf shall claim
this dste. ALuNZO SMALL
Witness. A. DAKFoRrH
Raymond, April p, 1864. APPS div
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1--WE DOLLARS will bo given for the deteeaps
Il and conviction of any person or person te sszs
papers from the doors of our snbscrtbers
eeeA fUhLloRERB or THE YgHyo.
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II Fl E 3 r S Tl
Re-Opened.

VtHE Photograph Galleries No. so Middle street.
Il Portland, having been thoroughly re1tted and
supplied with all the latest improvements. now
open for tho accommodation Of the public.
The proprietor Is prepared to supply his former
customers and all who may give him call, with pic
lures of every description executed In the best
and at reasonable prices.
kH- Particular attention given 70 copying.
A. s. DAVIS. Proprietor.
Portland, July 50, 1853 dtf
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IN CHAPMAN, JR., Patent aud Business Ag.
~. encg, No. 22s Congress Street.
CLOTHES WRINGERS at wholesale and retail
~ Agents wanted lin every town. Call at 229
Congress Strret.
HAWSE'S Pulley Riepatiag aud Repolrinq
II Clothes Dryer for.sale at 229 Congress Street.
improved Yafertcheei, unsurpassed by auy
IA yet invented. Models at 229 Congress Street
DARIIkS having capital TO invest would do well
TO call at No. 229 Congress Street.
MONEY Is being made by those who have invest.
4sl cd at 229 Congress Street.
A SPRING BED, which. for simplicity and dura.
"a bility, Is unsurpassed. Samples 1923 Cong
Street.
NOTHING reHtHred nothing gained Is the marin
~ at 229 Congress Street
lust received lot of Amidon's Premium
- Wringers at Z29 Congress Street.
pUNDLET Repairs Wrnge's and Lamps at 22s
Ia Congress Street. mch24 dtf
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Information Wanted.

A Boy named Henry Williams, about IL years
"A old, having on when he went away ark pants
light greyish jacket and q dark cloth cap and
having dark hair and blue es-lelt home with his
books to go 10 school on the morning o. the lsth
since which his parents have heard nothing from
him. Any information concerning him will be
thankfully received If left at the City Narshal's
Office, or at No. "a Clark Street. ap2s dtf
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State OF Maine
Bible society OF Maine.

THE annual meeting OF this Society will be held
L atthe Rooms the Young Mems Christisn As
soeiation, in Temple street, on Thursday. the fifth
day of.May, A. D., 1854. ALLEN HAINES,
apl6tf Recording See'y.
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TO Manufacturers, Ship Builders.

4 Nd persons desirous of Real Estate Investments,
N the following property is offered at good bargains.
- Houses at prices from sl5c0 to $1,000.
loo aouse Lots at prices from $500 TO $1,000
200o Feet of water front suitable for wharves Ship
yards, Manufacturing Sites, fronting deep water
with fine spring of water djacent thereto and
portion OF il adjoining the Grand Trunk Rail Road
nom which freight NAV be depo tied on the premises
mehlT 3m MOSES GOULD. "a Middle St.
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Notice.

nRUG CLARK WANTED. One that has hadlone
~ or two years experiences, preferred. Apply at
No las Cong fess Of. iscnf
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TO SHIP BUILDERS :

=. s. Sc J. B. HUCKINS,
TsCMMISsIoN MERCHANTS aud wholesale and
~ retail dealers in SHIP TIMBER AnD PLANK
Have for sale at their Wharf. CENTRAL SQuARx
East BosToN, 1900 Locast ana Oak Treenails
1000 Hdckmatack kaeeS. pianed. Also WHITE OAK
PLANK aud dfiNnER, R,CHRsrSUr Boards and PLANK
WHITE PINE, DEcK-PLAsK, &c. Particular at
tenton paid to Furnishing OAK Plank by the Cargo.
mch2i d3m
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WANTS, LOST, FOUND
Tana,,,a,,, u.n,o.

Tenement Wanted.
SUITABLE for a small family Apply at this
- Office
apr29 div
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Buggy for Sale,

4 Massachusetts, built, large. easy Top Buggy Is
"A for sale at DIR. RIPLEY's stable in Teinpie
treess apo d&wtf
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Wanted Immediately.

DARE opportunities for business are offered at
III 229, Congress st. Ifyou want and mean bus
iness, don't neglect for single day to investigate.
aprz3d If r. CHAPMAN. JR.
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sesoSs

$3.50 50
THOMAS ii. MEAD,
County Treasurer
Portland. April IL. 1864. apis dIaw& w3wl5
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s. B. FORD.
CHAS. PEACOCK.
lSG3.


TOME and see the bargains that are now
~ being offered to the publ" at the store vi
FORD s. PEACOCK,
Cherry Hill, Md.
Having purchased very large sto ckof
FALL g. WINTER GOODS
prior t. the recent advance, We are prepared
to sell tleln at prices that defy Competition.
OUR STOCK embraces u general sssort-
ment Of Ladies' Dress Goods, Prints, Gin
CHAINS, Beacbcd anG Brown Musiins, FIan-
neIs, ickings. Cloths, Cassimeres, oatinctts,
Jeans, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing, Hardware, Queens
ware, Earlhen and Stoneware, Wooden and
Willow Ware. Drugs, Paints, Oils Varnish,
&C., with full stock OF Groceries, and i'll
Tact erything calculated to toIm COM
PLErE assortment. All Of which we are sell
ing at less than city prices Tor cash, or coun.
try produce which will be taken at highest
market prices.
N. B.-We solicit call from our friends
and the public in general: and We will use
our best etiu,ts to sell them gv"is, y" as 10
make their call a pr itabie one to them
selves. EOkD q fEACOCh.
nov II, l863-4m
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Tbc Alnrkcts.

ELxroN MARxET.-Red Wheat, 81 81
White do. 81 50; Corn 90 to Oats, ii
Clover S9l
TREpoRTED BY STEPHEN B. Ford.
PIvor BADGE MARKEr. Red Wheat 70
Corn, Yellow, / O5; Oats IS; Cloversee'
8 SO; Flax Seed 2 So Beans 25; Pota
toes 30.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Feb. 26.-Flou
per barrel, 81 ssGos 90: Wheat, per bushei
j G5, Corn, o5; Corn meal per bushel lo;'
Oats, CSC 10; Cloverseed per bushel, 81
Timothy Seed, $;'
BALTIMORE MARKET. White Wheat, 81 ST
al 50: Red Wheat, 81 10: Corn, white
new, ll3@ll4 Yellow, do. laal II
bushel; Oats-Maryland, 9lGb9S cents
and goo "a cents for Pennsylvania.
HAY AND STRAw.-We quote good to prim'
baled Timothy at 3OaS3l, loose do. at -.
So aud 22aS23 per ton for Rye Straw.
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Female College,
BORDENTOWN. N. 7

~. HIS Institution is pleasantly located on
4 Delaware River, 20 miles north OF Phil
adelpha. 1t has Teen in successful opera
ton Tor more than eleven years, and is one
OF the most tfourishing institutions Of learn
ing in the country.
Special attention is paid to the Common and
Higher branches Of English, and superior add
vaHtages furnished in Vocal and Instrument
al Music, Drawing, Painting French and
Latin are taught by experienced teachers.
Persons c"inlng from the South can leave
Walnut street wharf, Phiada., al. + A, N. and
2, 3, ~ and M For catalogues address
kEv. JOHN IL. BRAkELEY, A. NJ,
dec. 70, '63-om.' President.
ktPERENcEs IN MARYLND.-R. l.. Thnm.
as, North East; II. Moore, lIavre de Grace;
J. =. Dale, Whalc.ville Thos. MalaIicu,
Niilinat"ni Rev. W. VI. Warner, Sudlers-
vile; W. Parker, Port Deposit.
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NJ Office 10 CLAIMANTS
IN FOR COMPENSATION
FOR ENLISTED SLAVES
IN NARYIAND

FOK ENLlShED oLA ES
iN mAHA LAM
l. THE BOARD OF CLAIMS will hold
its session at No. 19 SOUTH 81 kEET, Bal
timore, where official copies Of all nusle:-
in rolls and recruiting lists Will be flied and
open TOR the examination Of claimants.
II. Claims must be presented within ten
days vi the fling Of said rolls, viz ON or
before the FIRST DAY OF MARCH, 1854.
Ill. No claims Will be received or enter
tanned from any person who is Or has been
engaged in rcucllion against the Govern
nient Of the United States, or who, III any
way. has given Or shall give, aid or comfort
IT, the enemies u the Government.
Nv. Loyal persons who nave offered their
slaves for enlistment, OF whose slaves nave
enlisted without their consent, may NE an
application for compensation such appiica
ton to be accompanied b, certificate Of
enlistment from the recruiting oihcer, an
oath OF allegiance IN the form prescribed; ,
and satisfactory proofs OF title also 'alid
deed OF nannihlssion and release Vi ser'icc
of the parties Claimed.
In proof Of title, the claimant VIII De re-
CURED To present an affidavit "i ownership,
IN which must bc stated the time wheh ne
III she became proprietor vi the sia'e' All"
| # for life Or lor u term of years accoi4la
| MED by the sworn testimony oi al least TWO
loyal cltlzehs, iesiu'hg IN Tie heiehDorh"ou
anu not meinoers oi the same FANNY, Nho-
Stimulating Inc lac VI ownership as " pun
lie hotoricty. IN ioiio"ih oa'h WIN h"e-
"ise I've required" :. 40 s"ien'hiy swear
that nave HOT rnrcha"eu OF o'iHr"ise oo-
taihea Tie siaFe ior whom no" cta'ih eo!''-
pensatioI, from any person or persons us
loyal to the Government of the united
States, with view I'll obtaining conpehsL-
lion fol the same and further, that have
no agency ior obtaining compensation I"i
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Dissolution.
NOTICE.

NUIICE.
The parties heretofore constituting the
late irm Of Mct'ul"ueh Il Co., have with
others taken ou! a charter Tor manufacturing
PURPOSES, under the general laws Of the
Slate Of Maryland.
The business OF manufacturing Galvanized
and other Sheet iron will hereafter be con-
Iuctrd in the name OF Mccullough Iron
Company of Cecil county.
DkLAPLAliE MCDANIEL, President.
JETHkO j. MCCULLOUGH, Vice Pfcst
WIN X. McrLEES, Treasurer.
MICkliAM Is. SPEAR, Secretary.
Jan L. loG4.l Jan 10, lS64-tf