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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18

On Friday afternoon last. four color
cd" troopers. commauied BY a whiteefi-
Ger. arrived in our village aud remained
about an hour. Since then. they have
been stationed in Medley's Neck--ne
here-and bad obtained, We learn. up TO
Sunday evening last. about one hundred re-
cruits. Indeed, there is now scarcely al
sble-bcdied negro left in the Neck. aud We
notice the absence Of several from our vii
lage since Sunday. These last enlist
iEents, the negroes state. are made for the
cavalry service.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18

The Convention Bill.
8. We publish to-day the Law recently pass
ed by the Legislature Of Maryland, in re-
lation TO the calling Of State Convention.
The law is quite quite lengthy, but those in
seresied will he repaid for careful perusal.
1t has some good features in il. among the
mos. i,nportan. Of which is . clause guaran-
teeing to Us fair election. Our people
seem divided upon the policy they shall
pursue, and We notice that quite snumber Of
the most influential among them are openly
10 favor Of compensated emancipation =
Indeed. the institution OF slavery has new
but little practical existence among Dir. The
few that arc left TO us have remained
through choice. or ore tco eyed or too
youthful TO take care Of themselves. The
institution has therefore been deprived Of
iis utility. and. apart from principle. It
may be regarded US an incubus upon the
body polite. L ren,air.. however. for
those r.ost interested 10 this matter to de-
sern.ine q true line Of policy. and We are
cure the people Of this county will sustain
them IL Il. * ! eil' 81 Nh
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18

Mrs ExIs~as ryro -uv Its,rt.se
A Hxr .---T'h~ Seer .ssrv 1T tss has inforrs-
Vi sac Scvernons df The i. ser,,rsl loyal
Ststcs atss I'll men rn.iss.-i inss rrsa-
IN ar1 irre Srpsensier q isj! will be
rr.1is~a sspsn the "a m ~f fhc Stsfs i'm
Which anfe} n.Ase enlisted " Tn sup-ri.,.
frndenAu - se6tmensal v~~ru;.ine sefvics
zfhxe hrrn d;ffese~i ~ forward TO the .l;f-
vns ssss<e Capitals, a. s~n ~ Es,systl~.
y III ~ Ill nh.n enlisted IN the <aenl.r
~. 4 s ~ -. ,,'s,.., ,se |.
Il .naary 1. 1914. Ching ,l... nn,,ss Of M
InNn. and .glseneyer thy esn IN NJ. shs
sl;s,rssces- IN which rhey -e.sre enli~sed. u
Hereafter. al<n. ri -msmt'rly rerort~ of man
,sus epli~s~d viii ~ sr~arird Ia IL,
several Governors. giving 'lie nansssef III
men. State. district IT rnrsilrD.sst s.wn
sna county 10 which thAy were s'.IsSt.d.
such r-pnrfs to eo'nn'eacs r'm ,ta:suary
I. 1854 s'A aT #Hs.I
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18

Thomas Carico, In the Circuit
Us. Court for St. Marys
VIM, Burtie.. sd- },,oupsy. sitting as .
niaistrator of Chas. 'C.ur. Of Equity.
Harrison, and others s
The object, of this .sni. il IN procure ,
decree for the sale Of certain real estate in
st. Mary 8 county. >. ,terne als.,..
The bill states. in subst snce, that Cha..
Harrison died sone time since. leasing an
INSURGENCY Of personal asstts tn Div his
lebts--that the. said Charles H.rt;.son
Leaves vi INV. n use Harrison, and 'rhos.
Harrison. BENZ Harrison. and E,nilx
Harrison his heirs n law, ani also ,orar.
f'r the sale Of tho ryal estate in tn. Or ,cse.
dings mensi"ne'i; and also fr sabppna.
against William BYrties, admip;s.ra.ar Of
Charles Harri-hn. RISE Harrison. rhos..
Harrison, B"nj. Hasrison anil Emily
Harrisoa.p Who sro. rr-il.n.s Of the E,tats
with the execp'ia" 'fi Reni Har-is-4n =.
And m NOW appearing BY two s,bpnI.s
Issued III thu ai.,ye cass ~ inst Eni,y
Harrison and, returned By N, sheriff q.
st. Mary's cpuaty ..,r@ si,n4,,,a"f'. s,..a
the coMpiai0aut. unner Arf"t' Us. sSecttue
o.. Of the Code Of pnhlic Gsrnrrai Laws. M
this State. is entitled to pro,ecd against
Emily HARRISON in this cause as a non &c.
siaent defendant - mas 4t.asf.t g.
1t i.thereiore a6ulg- ani oriersd ny
he clerk df the .Circuit CA,rrt fr St.
Mary. c'a,ity. sittiag iiieqlify. that tho
complainant. by causing a c,py III hi.
order TO be published in the 81 NTary's
Gazette. once u week for fur successive
weeks pre.inus TO the third Monday Of
March next. give notice to The said Emily
Harrison, Of tia Object and Substance Of
this bill and warn her to appear in this
Court. eiIher in person or BY solici,.r. On
or before she third Monday 1T Marcel, nex.,
10 answer the pr~sniscs and show cau.e. IL
any che has, why decree ought no, 70
pass as prayed.
u .J0HNA CAVALIER. Crs.
Trra copy--Tesf e..
JOHN A. CAVALIER, Crk.
February 18th 1S6l--5ss.
4 - n T.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18

We cal. the attention Of cur re,f'srs to the
advertisement nf Mics Kite Cavalier. in to-
days issae.of this paper; and we take occa-
sion to say. that more desirable opportuni-
ty;for the education Of yonng ladies cannot
10 met with by rsrs,'ns in the cnnnty. es-
peciaIly ihose who do n"t desire to he loEg
separated fron their chiliren. The snccc -
which has attended her eaarts for the past
several wears, affords abundant evidence 81
the appreciation in which she is held by those
we'll acquainted with Lei system, of instruc-
ton. We speak from psrs'n nj observation
when we say, we believe NO batter regulated
4choes can anywhere Be- fund than the one
In question. Good discipline and an at
tarhment OF the pupil to the teacher, new
or fail. when combined, to en- sure success, and
Miss Kate seems 10 possess. in high de.
gre, the happy faculty BY which these re-
quits are produced.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18

Destructive Fire
We regret to learn, that 6ne barn on
the 'sJu.land" estate of the Hon. II. G.
s. Key. Of this village. was destroyed BY
fire on Sunday morning last. The barn
was set on FIRE by a negro boy. and. to.
gcih with it,. couteuts. was entirely con-
sumed. Most Of the agricultural iUp!e-
ments of the estate were in this barn, and
the loss will exceed $4,000. The negro
bey has been arrested and is nov in the
custody of the law. He is quite young.
and claims. we learn. to have had no mo-
tive for the act Abundant proof Of bis
culpability is said to exist.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18

6gclefy.
Al q meeting of the members of this
Society. on Thursday evening last, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected officers, for
the ensuing four months:
President, Robert e. Combs;
Vice Pr siicpt. j A. Scott;
Rec. Secretary. w. q. Robson;
Cor. Secretary. Jas. S. Downs;
Treasurer. Wm. u. Johnson;
Librarian, ]. Frank Ford. ,
At this meeting six new members were
elected. and regular weekly meetings will
be held hereafter. This Society has now
been in existence for more than quarter
OF century, and It's catalogue Of mctnber-
ship contains the names If many who have
lorg since been numbered with the dead.
From present indications. it bids fair to be
perpetual, for il has never heretofore been
IN Sore prosperous condition. It is
gratifying to Us. in these exciting times. to
see oar young men devoting portion Of
their TIME t" reading aud discussion. for it
affords US the l!S 2y evidence. tina. even the
demoral;zing influences Of var have failed
to yitia;e their tastes and habits. The
library. which is both large and valuable.
is in fine condition. and will probably be
still further enlarged during the presen,
year.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18

Thanks.
Oar thanks are Que to Hon. r. G. Harris
for copy Of the very excellent speech re-
GENTLY made bv Mr.. Hendricks. of Irdiana.
IN the Senate Of the United States. 1.-THE
entire S.nasesw was composed Of such men as
Dir. Hendricks. we nigh. lock forward 10
the restoration of the Union upon Con-
sti.uiional basis, and speedy and honora-
be peace.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18

Released.
Mr. D. G. Harris, Of the firm OF Neale,
Harris & Co. who was arrested several
weeks since. by order Of Brig Gen. Il. Il.
Tyler. charged with disloyal,y. &C., and
~ho had been released on parole. was
finally released from the military jurisdic-
ton on Sunday las. by Major tiayner, in
pursuance Of On order FROM Gen. Lsck-
wood.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18

- .-a - ~ : p. . .
PRivArExRs Oh THE PACIFIC "A letter
frar, New York. dated the i Bah ,inssaaa.
says s.l.s l-r q .6ilQs - ~ a. sfs
Nearly all the clipper ships 90 the Cali
forsia berth. il is said. have been With
drawn to-aay, in consequences Of report
received by the steamer which arrived ycs,-
terday iha: q feet Of six war steamers, In
the rebel Interest,". have turned up 10 ,h-
Chinese waters. with the evident intention
of hostile demonstration on Sap Fran
Cisco These vessels, it is feared. are al.
ready proceeding towards their destinations,
but the Calhorpiaos happily caa- be appris-
cd by telegraph Of The danger which
mcnaces them. The facts Of The case. In
deed. have already been transmitted TO
them. SO that it tho rebels do pay shen, n
rri, they win probably find warm recer-
ton. il is expected that conveys win Be-
furnished TO the mail steamers betxeen
San franc;seo aHd Panama, going and
costing What infueace this intelligence
will have on Caiifornia and Pacific in.ur-
ancc remains to be seen,
Tns LAxcisr Gus ~ rns WoxIp. -
The Pittsburg Dispatch SAYS that > ,wen,,-
inch Kodman gus was successfully casa 4,
the Fort Pit Works. in slst ci,y. O.,
Thursday last This j. che largest su,
ever cast, fn tvesty Ave Miuntcs after
the furnaces we're tapped tho mould ~.
6lied. and 10 that tim: 4 20 600 ,paunds al
mrsai had passed. through i've pod. searlu
Z. 0OU p,uuds Der n,inuis Tha<-.;.a. 4.
this monster gpa, When fnisllrd and ssrse<l
.fran The lathe. vii be lis 900 pounds. Z.
The ~hole length. from brcach to .mus.h
will Be 14S So inches. liitle over iweuiv !.
one iees The isngth u The bose Vii 81
2i0 inches. seventeen and half ZEE,
The maxinum disneter. viii BE- sixsy-Ja.r
inches. ard The inisimnm fhirty -fou. inrk lea
The solid twenty inch bali VA Weigh one |
shousand psandl. and Tie sl,sll sboui seven
hundred pounds: The charge y powder
win vsry according y eitsuasssssees. ifoa
sixsy.ase g eighty passi
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18

There will be meeting ofshe Uncon-
di,ional Union men held here to-day. at
2 o'clock. p. NJ. The object Of the
meeting IL 10 select delegates to the STA te
Convention. to be held 10 Baltimore city
on the 22nd inst.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18
SAINT Maai's GAZETTE
LEONARD TOWN, BID.
THURSDAY MORNING. FEB u. isss

We direct the stten,irn nf onr resdevs 70
communication published in to.day'si'-ae
Il is signed compensated emancipation. :
ard BY reference to it. twill n fnund. that
Hon. o. Miles., Judge X. Ford and g,
Pred. Maddox. E,q.. are recommended as
candidates for the proposed Convention
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18
CcnCressieaal.

Congressional.
Upon an arnend.aent offered. BY Mr..
Wrbster,of Maryland. % a....laie PROPOSE
tor before the HosSe to enrol the able
bodied negroes of ttia. State. Mr.. Harris
made the following rems-ks:
This Is proposition as I understand.
made by the gentleman from Pennsylva-
mia. (Mr. Stevens He il an avowed
.b"li;ionist. ard frankly says 50; bus with
his abolition comes, abee sense Of justice.
He is for compromising or establishing the
position that We aye (eHtiilcd TO co,npcn-
saiion when our slaves are taken. After
ihu, we may consider that he is disposed
10 DO justice 10 the sla ;choller whenever
his property is t,ken. To my astoui.h-
ment. however. find gentlemen repre-
sen,ing upon 'lis faor shareholders in
Maryland and ether Slave States who are
for deprccia,ing the rights Of the slave
holder and the property Of the STAKEHOLDER.
and fer turning put those of that class
whom they rrpFsent to starve upon the
moors and hills f their country. Sir. |
contend that thi. is an injustice unworthy
of patriots. unworthy of statesmen, and
unworihy of any delibcrative body And
I will say look more for justice to the
gentleman from Pennsylvania (Mr. Ste
vens) than do % the two gentlemen who
spoke yesterday. md who represent the
upper portion Of Maryland. (Mr. Davis
aud Mr.. Creswell.) l deny that you
have RICH, to enlist or enroll slave.
believe it will he decided by the highes,
legal tribunal in the land that you have
not the right to ehlist or enroll slave as q
soldier. Ii the Government chooses Z"
take him at all the only relation ia which
i, may take bin is as property; and as pro-
perty you are bonn1 to pay the compensa-
tion which the Constitution says you
shall psy for taking private property. II
you could properly culist slaves. l am OPP
posed to the degradation which such an
act woul!lbring upousasuation situated as
this is. What are you fighlilg? Five
million white men. You claim to be
twenty million white men, anl yet with
such odds in your favor. and with means
OF blockading Southern ports and almos,
starving them into subjcction, you come
h re and command that the flag Of your
country. shall be entrusted to the poor
slaves. I say IL is degradation Of The
United States Gag. and pa.msn who duly
h"nors that Gag has herciS|nre ever M
dertaken. at such odds to deprave the
country and .tarnisn its honor by any such
proceeding.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18
/. Tgs WosK " NAasLAxp --s,'ii,c Washing.

ton Cs,.aicie III Saturday iass says: n
c.Ea,sl S. d. Rpwman wa. rcliev~l y,.s-
serisv fr.,m .inty on Gr~r. Casey ,ixan,in-
ing ,snrj. and ordered % ih- place Nc Gem
eral William B,rncy. Observation-Disclosures OF
nearn tT:a,s IN Maryland ffri,eral Ei.nev
will take the i.ll =. the h,snl of tsolsrNl
brigade co,nposal pripcipsIly Vt trasps 70.
cruilal in Marylw: Ca.ael d .wnan. who
il one If the nrs~t energetic. vet cb'ciliaio-
nv AMI discreet officers in TIVE sesviee. will
finish the work lr'.nn by General Wadsr
worth. viz: the extinction VI slavery ia
Maryland.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18
ap,urAsr GrsraAI or MARY

ApJUrAxr GExERAL or MARYLAxp.-
Tie S,nate. in executive session. has con-
frmed the appointment BY The Governor
cf J.. SumnSs,ficId Berry. Esq.. Of Bslsi-
more county, a. Adjusant General Of the
State. in place Of Nicholas Brewer. Of John.
The salary is 1000 per year. ind j. u an
appoiutmept Cor life. .fs
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18

THE ENROLMENT BiLL----Tn Line enrolment
bill iassly passed by the House Of Reprcsei-
saiives, . CLAUSE IL inserted Ly which loyal
owners win 10 allowed $500 each for III
s;sys sDllsssd 10 the Unis~i Sssses szvne.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18

Mr. Ed,or: Ia ykIur ISSUE Of the 1lsh
instant, | find . lrtsei Irom 81. II. G s.
Key ..io my fellow siz~n< u St Mary ;.
county Thi, k,ierIrse,.n,sen.ls. for abe
proposed State C.,us}Bxian. Coils. l3illipga-
ley. Den. and Grad. -syithaut going far
ihtr into i,np,s,ant hrssils. will take
leave TO exercise The ccsl,,nnn right nj every
citizen. TO rrc.,mmesd| FIR ycnr vaf~s"-
Hen. Oscar Miles. Judge Il Ford and G
Fred Maddox. Esq Ii ihr pstria,is,n 81
these gen'icn,erl. th3f lrgd arq,Gsepsrn,s
and all that concord he Interest Of the
County aud State. al may con6de.
CoMpESsATEp EMAxcIPArIos.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18

E~ 4 British lori AMI 4 ni..e sf IN.
Confederate General. Magrmler. were mar.
ried nj Munireal recently.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18
SELEC + School
FOE F'
7 DUNG u A DIES,

MSS K iTEi CAM sIIER. {. wiling 10
ail Fur voura !, 10. D., the n,,nbsr NJ
pupils ~ pr,-sr,. under her cars. : =
She has { 'n'.rtaa'e an.i pi.assst H,,,-i,,
accomn,sls.ioGs ior thes. Fer c,,r.r of H..
str',cfina cnanri~es III the na,., brsncL,s
taught in the hsst ~, ia .ca.l .t.,ic.--snr,nl.
ing French Iaac. Drawing, N-sile Wur.
Sc F|.E.. srt -4ss r lfGs .. '
Her terms will be mad. known n,s,n at,pli.
cation bv letter, or otherwise.
Address Lem ri rhwn, Pc.
fya ~. Mary's County, lid.
February 1ath, l8j4--sf l-.reE- BE-
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18
* sss4s Y To FARMERS. Ere
49, Large Sale cf, AgicAi!nral
80 Ls2smenfs. 81.
G1nzSze5asss $50 AT AEf!THlN NJ
AT AUCTION

On TUESDAY MORNING, Feb 2si,
1864. aitco ocinek. we,sisaIl sell. by pub.
lic auction. at the Agricultural D. pot Of
Mr. William II Harding, No. 33Gran:
street, Bal,imore. between Lom barb and
Pratt streets. ell the sp,ek of FARM
ING cad HORTICULTURAL lMpLE.
MENrS.a ssos,ly Mr. Iiaraalg n,anufac-
fture We nafne-- -~4 . =
ThrexiI,sg Machines. Horse Powers.
Wheat, Fans. Harness. lasss stock Of |. =
and 3 Horss Plou>; Castings pf. every de-
scripsion. s
ssvs--x~lrsvrs s0.-wssvszz~,..' Y
Horticaltarl ard Garden Implea,entx.
OF great varisly. Tagesb-r with every
article asasliy found in an Agricultural
depot. .:..5-.-'...~s ~. I.
N \. Casa!sgl,es viii be issnel .wp
days beicre the sale. .whca tho inpleaep,a
viz r for sxs.nius,isns :.s ! .Ii.,i !
x2-Tsr,s. ca~h en- delivery. ,.--....
III, w RsNNErT& CO,
Fsbras5 ISL IT, ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18

the Convention snail allow, prJ7iued N
shall he the duty Of the Speaker Of the
House Of Delegates aud Of the President Of
the Senate TO proyide reporter of the
debates AID proceedings Of said Convcn-
ton who shall act until the sail Couvsil-
tinn shall provide its own officers"
Section 4. And BE- It eaocted. That bs.-
fore any nsembrr sr officer of said Conven-
tion shall enter upon the discharge of his
duties be shall take and subscribe before
the Governor Df this State Who is hcrebs
au,hnrized To administer the same. the fol-
lowing oath: II do swear. ar affirm, That
will, to she best Of nsy skill and judg-
n.ent. diligently aud faithfully. withoai
Partially or prejudice. discharge The du-
ties Of member cfshe C.uventiya 70 frame
a new conssi, ution and form 81 govern
nepi; thar ! viii support The CoHsiiusion d.
the United Suites. aud will be fsi,hfpl and
bear frne allegiance 10 The Sisi. Of Nary
land aud the Governments ef the Unitesi
Ssaie4. any law or ordinance oil sny S,an.
10 the contrary notwithstanding; snd that.
l have never, either directly Of Indirectly
BY word. act OF deed. given any aid. con-.
fort or encouragement 70 thaee i, rebellios.
against the eiosernneiit It the UniseH
states; and this / swear VOLUNTARILY win.
nat 'asy usestsi fcsctvssiyp Or QnsIi6csgios
uhaievcr. 50 help No Ohsl:" snd that The
Gesssuor shall sraa1unft u ths ssid Css-
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-18
EQUITY Notice.

Thomas Carrieo, In the Circuit
vs.. Court for ST. Mary.
VIM, Bartle.. adj }Coup,y. sitting as /.
Illustrator of chas. Court Of Equity.
risou md <,tl,or,, ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-03
Another Death in the Family

There is sad mortality among the copper
head journals. Maine has furnished a full pro-
portion of victims. The Bath Courier died
when its friends had expended ten or fifteen
hundred dollars in wet nursing. Then the Au-
gusta Age slipped out ia rum sweat, and was
soon followed by the Pennington Patriot
which died of heartburn in attempting to d.
gest the election returns.
Now we are called upon to add to the list
the Belfast Journal, whose publishers man
of means-strangles the innocent as deliber-
ately as the Moor smothered the gentle BESIDE
monia. Mr.. Simpson does the thing up square
ly, CURLY saying:
With this number th e issues of the Journal
will be temporarily discontinued. Our friends
may rest assured that early next Summer, as
the usual interest in he political campaign in
this State shall be awakened, the issues of the
Journal will recommence, provided the friends
OF the cause within the range of its circulation
will do their manifest duty in the way of pat
ronage.
By that time, as we have reason to believe, a
suitable person will be installed to take charge
of its publication
1t will be decidedly for the interest Of those
indebted to call Immediately.
Whose turn will come next9 Outside of
this CITY there are only -four left, where four
years ago there were at least eleven.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-03
Temperance at Saoo

We learn that meeting of the friends Of
Temperance was held in the Town Hall at
Saco, last Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Rev. ]. T. G.. Nichols called the meeting to
order, and Rev. Mr.. Moulton of the Free Will
Baptist Church presided.
The meeting in the afternoon was well at
tended; and the hall was densely packed in
the evening, many persons being unable to
find seats.
Able and eloquent addresses were delivered
by Gen. Dow, and Messrs. John T. Walton,
O. s. Beale, NJ. L. Stevens and Frank G.. Rich
Of this city, who were present by invitation,
and to whom, on motion of Rev. Mr.. Nichols,
a vote of hearty thanks was passed.
Excellent music was provided for the &C.
casion. M
This is the commencement of series OF
Temperance meetings to be held during the
winter--the Inauguration of system which it
may be hoped will be adopted throughout the
county,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-03
The Enlarged Augusta House.

The Augusta Hotel Company, chartered by
the last Legislature, purchased the Augusta
House, which is finely aud pleasantly located,
convenient to the capitol, and they have en-
larged, improved and worked it over, till it
has become one of the most imposing and
beautiful hotel buildings in New England.
The original house was considered spacious,
but sixty feet have been added to the front,
French roof has been thrown over it, making
an additional story of nine feet in the clear;
the whole exterior has been worked over and
beautifed, the interior of the old part has
been torn out and new finished, the dining
room has been greatly improved and practical
ly enlarged, with tables for about one hundred
and eight guests, and above all, the kitchen
the basis OF supplies-has been enlarged, i'm
proved and made all that such an appendage
to a hotel should be.
When the company purchased the property
they calculated that $42 900 would suffice for
thu entire outlay; but instead of this they
have expended 100000, including new furni-
ture, carpets, etc. Water has been introduce
ed from never failing spring on the hill in
the rear, capable of supplying twenty-four
hogsheads in twenty-iour hours, and this is
carried all over the house. Crates have been
set iu nearly all the rooms, and gas introduced
throughout. In word, no pains or expense
have been spared to make the establishment
every way worthy the capital of the State.
After looking the field all over, the compa-
ny came to the wise conclusion that, if a
Maine man could be found suitable for the po-
sition of landlord, there was no good rea-
son why he should be passed by to make room
Tor an imported article, and SO they have leas-
ed the establishment to HARRISON BAKER
Esq., long and favorably known as the land
lord of the same house before its renovation
and enlargement.
The company have acted from feeling of
public spirit, and leased the house, not with
an eye to dividends, but simply with view
to secure its keeping in a manner consistent
with its design as first class hotel. Mr.. B.
is now prepared to receive orders for rooms
during the approaching legislative season,
though the house will not be actually open for
company for some two or possibly three
weeks. Mr.. Baker has of course given up the
Stanley House, which he had engaged and
will bend all his energies to make the eau
gusta" worthy the attention of the liberal
patronage he expects to reap.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-03
To the Sick.

ELIZABETH ADAMS, formerly Chamberlin,
NJ d. Analytical Practitioner, ga Congress, corner
Pearl street. Consultation FREE to all, from to L
A. n and 2 to Pm.
regular graduate from the Boston Female Med
zeal College, with 10 years successful practice en-
ables her to offer hope to the sick and especially tc
females and children afflicted with chronic diseases
her remedies epurely vegetable, chemically pre-
pared, and the certainty with which they cure dis
eases OF whatever form, causes them to receive,
they merit, The utmost confidence Of the sick. Mid
wifery attended to as usual
DR.. Adams. is assisted BY DR.. J. Wesley,K Kelley, o.
Boston, sole surviving founder OF the sys
tenn who is in attendance at her office the second
Tuesday and Wednesday Of each month.
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