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SMALL PARLORPIANOs.

FULL, ROUND. MELLOW ToNR-RASY AND
ELASTIC IOgCH-kLRGANT AND OR.
MhENTAL IN APPEARANCE.
The six and third oetaves Ave feet eight inches
ong and two feet nj ne inches wide. The seven oc.
ayes are six feet long, and three 4 OF WIDE outside
AL large round corners, finished back and front.
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Medical.

HAtING resigned nv position in the u s. Navy
g. ~ 1sse resumed the practice O. Medicine and
surgery a. my former residence, sOA Fifth stres1
second door nom Jefferson. ~
Daytsn, June 10, lSe5.-dtL y
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NATCHEsI WATcHEsI WATCHES O..

A large importing Houss closing business nfers
Ae tine assortment ofoheap Gold, Silver and Com.
Posuon Cased Watches Silver Hunting Lspines, o
pure coin siiverii Very pretty time pieces, and
warranted 70 run and keep GOOD tInei Price olB
per case OF sx, so Silver Hunting Levers nnu en-.
graved, both by hand and engine turning. ThN move
ment IL warranted, null IeWelled and accurs O.
Price t25 per case Ot ain, tlab. rl'FElf mn
AZ orders rsoeTe promgt attention; ,'f
fH No. ~ Bible House, New York
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UNDERWRITERS AGENCY.
Aggregate Assets, sa,osg,Iee.ss.

Statement Of the condition OF the HAno, sr Fire In
surance Company, Of the City OF New York, on the
% day Of January 1855 in conformity with the laws
u the state Of Ohio.
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HSEnE SHvH pRHssorx EIANs xAFHAsgFR re

Wholesals Agent for Piano Stools, Tuning Scales,
Tuning Hammers aud forka. Musical instruments
and Musical Merchandise OF all kinds. Piano Forte
maker materials Of all kinds &e, &e, 40, ali At the
Circular. Address all Orders.
..,..nr O.J. WILLARD,
JeSdAWH 47 Broadway, New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-31

BtHtsmUnt Of the condition Of the Republic Fire In
surnnce Company, OF the City OF New York the "a
day Of January 1eoe In conformity with the laws Of
the State Of Ohio.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-09

-rhs Cor,s-h.,a and ,o;.,,;,,u, .Dem
o,r,,;c" nrs.. have for wear, been endeavor.
IN, N .,.;,s ,b. nrctl;ud;co and bos,;li,, Of
,hs, c,a.s If THAR fe,lov.c;,;,ens whom tina,
,m;n,n, ..d.mocra, !" e..Gov. Hammond. do.
Nominated ..mud. sills. )" arains. the Repub.
,;c.n PARTY nv asserting that tbe"A Abolition
;.,." ,,,.d ,hs ,ho,;,;on ~ Sl,vsrv a,,bopcb
a., .a,,, v,,n \. ,h., thu hrs,d vo,h hs
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n - IL a.

Or Life II Ell u " n N tor!
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them TO live over again the days OF their pristine
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are earnestly advised TO seek o cure In this most
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Persons who, by imprudence,, have lost their
NATURAL vIG0R. win find speedy and pcrma.
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TO FEMALES.-This preparation is invalu.
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restore the wasted strength with wonderful per-
Il Is a grand tonic, and will give relief In Dys.
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It's use will renovate the stomach 10 o degree OF
perfect health. and banish Dyspepsia forever.
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n Attention 10 directed 10 the advertis-
ment Of the "New England Screw Steamship
Company. whose steamers run between Port
land and New York. This Company have
got their arrangements all complete for the
summer season, and their boats in the best
running order. Tho fare for the summer sea.
son has been fixed at Sc for stateroom pas
sage, and IS for cabin passage, meals extra.
Tho time occupied in the passage between the
two places Is about thirty hours. A pleas.
anter trip by water cannot be made, outside,
than between Portland and New York. The
passengers on this route are increasing every
year. And now the Company have fitted up
such handsome Recommendations upon the
steamers, travellers will find Il to their advan-
taee TO take this route. Leaving Portland
Saturday afternoon, after pleasant passage
they find themselves In New York in season
to transact business at tho earliest hour on
Monday morning.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-09

BUILD SURE.-In friends house hangs
a picture Of the good ship Parana, which he
commanded. That was many years ago, and
the painting has hung there long; and, Tor
aught we know, q century hence will find
the Parana still sailing in the blue of the
Mediterranean, making not even one knot in
all that time, but remaining "as idle rs u
painted ship upon painted ocean,"
Ideas, however, are not idle paintings, and
they are never stationary; they elevate or de-
press people, as they are progressive or re-
gressive. The great contest now happily
terminated has not been fought for the mere
triumph of arms. More than any other
strife, traditional or actual, since that fought
upon heavenly ground. has this war been
one Of ideas. While our armies were in the
field, every banner bore upon its emblazoned
folds the inspiring ideas of progressive re
public founded upon the everlasting princi.
Piles Of that democracy of equal rights to all
men. of that government which rests upon
the consent of the governed, upon which, as
corner stones, our fathers reared our beauti.
lul fabric, They changed from the hools of
the cavalry charger as he bore his noble rider
down upon barbarous foe; as steel met
steel the idea OF progressive humanity rung
out. 1t Numbered from every lannon's
mouth; it animated our soldiers as they
fought through the deadly Wilderness. on
those victorious heights above the clouds, or
wherever they stood face to face with death.
Those armies were the embodied form Of the
sublime truths of tho Declaration of lnde-
pendcnce, and while they remained in the
field the equal rights Of all men were insured.
Now they are dissolved, since the necessity
creating them has ceased to exist, shall the
people lose by their counscls what they have
won by their arms; say, rather, shall we
fail to rebuild the waste places, 80 that in
our breasts hereafter there shall DO no rank
ling for opportunities lost? II
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oonsra.ula,ory Address to the Armies.
WAR DErARrx'r, Adj't Gen y Office, !
Washington, Juno 9, 1865.


General Orders No. l08.
Soldiers of the Armies of the United States /:
BY your patriotic devotion to your coun.
try In the hour of danger and alarm, and by
your magnificent fighting, bravery and en-
DURANGO you have maintained tho supremacy
of the Union and the Constitution, over.
thrown all armed opposition to the enforce
ment of the laws and of the proclamations
forever abolishing slavcry-tbc cause and
pretext of the rebellion-and opened tho way
to the rightIul authorities to restore order
and inaugurate peace on q permanent and
enduring basis on every foot OF American
soil.
Your marches. sieges and battles, in dis.
lance, duration, resolution and brilliancy OF
results, dim the lustro of the worlds past
military achievements, and will be the patri.
OTIS precedent in defence OF liberty and right
in al time to come.
In obedience to your country's call you
left your homes and families and volunteered
in its defence. Victory has crowned your
valor and secured the purpose OF your patri.
otto hearts; and with the gratitude Of your
countrymen and the highest honors great
ard free nation can accord, you will soon be
permitted to return to your homes and fami-
lies, conscious Of having discharged the high.
est duty of American citizens.
To achieve the glorious triumphs and So
cure to yourselves, your fellow countrymen
and posterity the blessings Of free institu-
lions, tens Of thousands Of your gallant COM
rades have fallen and sealed the priceless leg.
acy with their lives. The graves OF these q
grateful nation bedews with tears, bonors
their memories and will ever cherish and sup
port their stricken families.
TSignedl u. s. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
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The "HoSoR" OF GENERAL LEE.-In the
able article, by the historian Bancroft, on
the place Of Abraham Lincoln 10 history. !"
there arc two deliberate judgements on the
conduct Of tien. Lee, In tho early days OF tho
rcbellion-both Of them imputing dishonur
10 the Confederate Genernl.in.C Chief. "The
Chicf.of.Staf," says Bancroft. "of the high.
est Of the general officers General Scottl
nearing ihe mask Of loyalty. ,cds traitor at
ihe heart I" Again he says The President
and his Cabinet were in The midst Of an enc
my's country. and in personal danger, and at
one time their connection with tho North
was cut OF; andfhat perry moment ,oas chosen
by The trusted Chisf.of:&af Of the Lienien-
ani General 10 go ouert 10 tie enemy" These
statements. coming from the historian OF tho
United States, have special barring on the
question of"thc unsulliod honor Of General
Lco." to a-s
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-09

wThe Secretary OF the Treasury has pub.
lished correct statement OF tho public debt
as it appears from the books of the Treas.
ury. returns and acquisitions on the Depart
ment. on the 3lst Of May, 1865. A recapit
ulstion shows the amount outstanding. bear.
ing intcres. in coin, to be 81 los. lib, s44.
the interest being S64 ,4s0 ,4s9 so. The
amount bearing interest in lawful money is
81, O53, 1851, the interest beng $6O,.
1885, 1884 SO. The debt on which interest has
ceased is S7S6,270. The debt bearing no
interest is S472'S29. 270 so. The total in
debtedness is 50, 635, 2O5.75 so, the interest
in gold and paper being Sl24, 63s. s74; The
amount in legal tender notes in circulation
is $685., l63, 500. These include S432 .6SI :.
966 of the new issue, and $l60, l4S $50 OF
the compound interest notes under June ~.
1864. The acquisitions are $4,000 900,
and the amount in Treasury notes is over
SOS 900 900. Amount Of fractional curren-
cy so, 667 900.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-09
D,.v.p.,o md Co.,iycnr.. Cured.-D. J.

Dyspep.in mud Co.tivenrss Cured.-D. j..
TENNIS CASE-Ncw YORK Mentor, Jan. u. lsCO.
Whether the Brandreth PHI IL ever convertible In.
IL blood, we will not now discuss. hut our CHIEF
object Mt this time Is 10 give statement OF gen.
tieman who says he has taxi one 81 the Brandreth
pills for ut least sixteen months, daily. ar about
40 days In succession. and who says that at tho
end Of that time he consld' rel himself cured OF
Dyspepsia, attended by n constant costlv'ness Of
the bowels, which had troubled HIN Tor long
time. '.f-Ie
This gentleman, Mr.. Daniel J. Tenny, resides at
the Attor House, In this city, and has been In the
cured nv this treatment lie is an intelligent man,
and there Is no doubt OF tho truth Of bis state
ment. This proves, ut least, that rs many as one
OF tho Pills prepared by Dr. Brsndreth can DO to
and ut the end of that time dyspcptic and costive
habit Of body may be perfectly cured. This could
not be said Of any or tho cathartlcs In use by
those who style themselves the regular faculty.
Sold by Dr. DRYDEN SMITH. Biddeford, and
by all respectable dealers In medicines. im0
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~ Under the head Of Clerical Blasphemy

~ Under the head Of Clerical Blasphemy
the Saco Democrat cites extracts, or what
purpor,, to be extracts, from two sermons,
cxulting at the murder Of the President, and
stating that "he was killed Of just about the
right time" and says that such expressions
were used by prominent Republicans in Saco
and by most Of the speakers at the Town
Hall on the day the President was buried.
I, is difficult to conceive the makeup Of o
man who could deliberately utter such ma
lignant libsl upon his fellow~;itizens, and
Outrage the sauctity Of grief BY assertions
that could only irritate but not convince.
We suppose that not christian in the land
but sought to asaags his sorrow at the sad
event BY the divine consultation chat q merci-
ful Providence overrules all things Tor the
accomplishment Of His great purpose but
that any other sentiment WAS uttered Is sta
ted, 10 false.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-09

- We invite the attention Of our read.
ers to the kind Of food N. Hampshire "Dcm.
ocrats" have served out to them. Here is
q speciman from the Manchester Democrat !:
II il 1.-THE ADMINISTRATOR permits the
whole people to vote, they will vote for sla-
very; II Ii restricts the right Of suffrage to
the 'trooly loyal" they will still vote for
slavery and. strange rs Il may seem to ig-
norant fanatics, IL tie question could Be sub
united 10 the hegroes themselves, they soouid
render fhe same verdict.
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
GEL ATEn FEMALE PILLS Z

Prepared from prescription OF Sir J. Clarke, III.
d., Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This we'll known medicine Is no lmpo,ition. hut
n sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and
Distinctions from any cause whatever and. al.
though powerful remedy, IL contains nothing
hurtful to the constitution.
To Married Ladies'
Il Is peculiarly suited. II will. In short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight OK.
ertion Palpitati0n OF tho Heart, Mysteries. and
Whites, these Pills will effect cure when all other
means have failed and, although powerful rem.
cdy. do not contain Iron, calouiel; anthony, or
anything hurtful TO the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
For full particulars get o pamphlet, free, OF the
agent. -.
authorized agent, will insure o bottle containing
over 30 pills. by return man. Sold by oil Drug
rists Price 81 per bottle. -,
JOB MOSES, "a Cortlandt st., New York,
vic sole United states Agent.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-09

~ Brother Gilman of the Portland Press
thus replies to some anonymous fool. who
doubtless thought he was especially dolegat-
ed from heaven to attend to Others business,
rather than his own. in the following man
ner:
If the anonymous faultfnder who volun-
toers his advice in relation to the perform
ancc of our duties rs editor of the Press,
don't like the paper we advise him to stop
il. If he has paid in advance-which is not
likely to be the case. for that kind OF sub
scribers are ordinarily the least difticult-tho
amount paid will be refunded. Frank, OPP
en- and manly advice is always welcome; an
ouymous interference is impudent and con-
temp,ible.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-09

THx Bnsr AND CnElrsr IN TN woRLp..To those not
acquainted with the aricie Il may seem rather strangr
not steep language 70 asset Of the famous FAMILY Dts
CoLoKs o. Howe Stevens that they are s eesf ma ms
eksopss IN s ,rorid, but such Il the In point Of
ct ms can be Demonstrated by the manufacturers Ine
significant circumstances that others are used or can DC
sold where these to he hail. needs no Comment my
ARE saving a so per cent? win dye silk, wcoen, cotton,
Eathers bonnets gioyrs, AMI hunrts Il other materials
win not inure the mot fragile TEXTURE y for use In
few moments, and arr CAST, clear AMI beautiful. lw
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-09

PLANTATION BrrEns ny TIE MILE.-Messrs. p. H. Drake
Co. last year sold nearly two million bottles Of Pianfa-
ton Bs Allowing twelve inches to the bottle, set In
continuous line they would extend $40 miles, What ma
ton Of nyads we Just think Of stream three inch
es square, extending from New York 10 Buffalo, being swal.
lowed by human stomacs in single year. Yet, people
appear 10 thrive under IT, anil repeat with pleasure We
are inclined to think Drake Co are entitled to the per
simmons, Vira "a PLANTATION, g. T.--ls0o--X. w23
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-09
THE UNION &c J0URNAL,
New Publications.

Messrs. Ticknor and Fields, Boston, have
begun to Issue series Of COMPANION PoErs
FOR TIE PEOPLE. The plan is to present the
choicest and most deservcdly popular poems
of the best poets in q tasteful and elegant
style, and at the same time at price 50 low
o. to bring the series within the reach Of cv-
cry household. The initial volume contains
all Of Longfellow's shorter poems Of do.
nestle nature, illustrated by leading English
artists. The next volume, -"Songs for oil
Seasons" will contain the exquisite lyrics
and songs which are scattered through the
pages Of Tennyson. Other volumes will fol-
low. Price so cents. Fl" 'i'.-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-09

Difficulties growing out of the deproda.
tons on our commerce by pirates are antici.
pa.ed by the English people. as II Is well
known that our Government has demanded
Of the British indemnity, and that the de-
mand will be insisted on. $500. 4.
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MARRIED.

In this city, June /, by Rev. Charles Tenney Mr. fc-
sou Iiaines Of Portland, and Ma Hattie S~
Nehemiah lin of Bidefcci. mo CARTS issuedl
In this city, June ], by the same, Mr. Charles ~
Ter of stctson and Miss Antanctte T. 0mors a u. eiy
In this city, day, ny the same, Mr. oeo okin"s'
and Mia Incy Chad wick both II this city.
Tn this city, May 81, by Rev. J. n. painer, Mr bey. -
s,orr u Wells. and Mis- Emily " Gctchen q henneun
In this city, June l. BY Rev. j. sssver, ~, ,. 49,
weymou,h and Mis- Martha @. Dyer, bth Il this c''y
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-09

The Heralds Charleston correspondent re-
ports the arrest Of Gov. Magrsth at Column
bia on the 9th ult., for high treason. He
surrendered himself quickly to Lieut.. Beck,
who was sent to arrest him. Wade Hamp.
ton escaped, and his whereabouts are un-
known. ntl frr a
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-09
Philosophy of Marriage.

Disease Of the urinary and sexual organs such as sper-
matorrha, Involuntary Emissions, los 81 Power, lmpo-
tency AMI all those dire diseases the result of secret hab
is IN the young. imprud.nce, &c. $50.
Reports the above, supplying the means Of cure, sent
n selci letter envelopes N any adde's iose stamp 10
JOHN ID. WILLIAMS,
1lw.l T.. o. Box 1883, Philadelphia, Ia.
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Whiskcrs! Whiskcrs Z

do you want Whskcrs or Moustachcsl Our Gre.
clan Compound will f0rcc them t0 grow on the
smOothest face or chin, or hair 81 bald heads, In
Six Weeks. Price SIS packages Tor s., Sent by
mail anywhere closely sealed, on receipt Of price.
Address. WARNER & CO., Box i3s, Brooklyn,IN.
Y. yl6'
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DR.. HARRisoN's
PeTiSfQittC LOSeng98!

They are agreeable 10 the palate, cause no pain,
operate promptly, never weaken the stomach Ike
all PILLS. In every case OF COSTLY ENESS ana
PILES they produce Immediate relief, and never
require increase OF dose 10 effect n cure Children
and females may uso them under any circumstan.
ces. Price GO cents small boxes 10 cents.
A Standing Challenge.
We will pay $1,000 to any person who producesan
article equal to the Peristatio LoIenges In any res
pect and Endorsed by all Physicians and Drug.
rists, Us. HARRISON & CO., Proprisfors,
No I fremont Temple, Boston.
For sale by Druggists. yf
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MXINE.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Fer an Irvisssed Thvsat. Cesan .. Geld
confidence In their cacy. They have been thoroiehly
tested and maintain The good rputaon they have Justly
acquired. A fAsrs are mffafions BE- sure to osrAix
ne genuine. w.
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JET has arrived in Washington prsparato-
~ to being placrd on trial. Judge Casron,
on. Of the Supreme Court Justices, Is dead.
H. VIA n Tennesseean.
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m<ES A LECTURE
4ySAAJ1S TO YOUNG MEN!

Just Published In Sealed Envelcpe-price SIX Cents
Lecture the Nature, Treatment AMI Radical Cure n
spermatorrhea seminal Weakness, Involuntary Hnis-
sions, Sexual Debility, and lmIimepts 70 Marriage yencr
ally Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and ns Slen
tai and Physical Incompac.ty resulting from S Abuse
&c. by ROBT J. CULyERwELI, ". D., Author q the
"Green Book" &c.
The word-renownc author, In this admirable lecturc,
clearly proves from his experience that the awful
sequences ~ SelfAbuse may Ire eeualy removed vthout
medicine AMI without dangerous surgical operaton but
gies, instruments, rings corals, pointing out mode u
cure at certain and etua by which every sufferer
no matter what bis condon may Ne, may cure himself
cheaply privately and radically. THIS LECTURE WILL
PROVE BOON TO THOUSANDS AND rIf0usANiI
Sent under seal 10 any address, In PAIN sealed eyei
opc the receipt OF six cents two postage stamps, by
addressing ClIAs. J. q. KLINE L CO.,
VI ~ Bovery, New York, Pot Once Box 1880
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Costiyeness the Most Prolific Source Of
III Health.

Il cures Piles, HEADAcHI, DIZZINESS, Cypress
ION or PooD. Scum STOMACH. PALPirATioss, FLUSH.
rs or THE Face, PAIN IN ruE BACK AND JOINTS,
JAUNpIcg, YELLOwNEss or THE EYES AND SKiS,
COATED TONGUE, LIVER COMPLAINT, Loss OF AP.
PETITE, DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &c. Any thinS
tiyeness has seemed impossible until we heard OF
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We have before us the advance sheets OF a
work entitled, 1.-THE Abnakis and the Abor-
igines of Acadia; to which is added the ah.
amihewintuhangan, or the prayer song. BY
Rev. Eugene Vetromile, missionary OF the
Etecheming. and corresponding member OF
the Maine Historical Society" The work
will be issued some time in July, when 1t
will receive a review. The author is pastor
of the Catholic church in this city. and high
ly distinguished among scholars for his great
erudition.
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All per,ons with whom notices have been or may
be left. who have failed or may fall To make re-
turn of ipcom. carriages watches, musical instri.
mcnts, &C., 30 IL the Assistant Assessors, within
ten days from the date when sucn notice 10 lrft
with such persons, or At their residences. wiH be
es, &C., &C. "a the Assistant Assessors. fr"ni tho
best information they can obtain, may think justj
~ which tho penalty OF twenty live per cent pre-.
scribed BY law will be adied-ani from nm assess.
%, 1865 All per ION, doing business, since Nay !,
1865, which requires o License, not having made
application therefor, have rendered thensrlN's IL
able to penalty Of dvc hundred dollars b,shes
imprisonment Tor two years. in ADDITION 10 inc pay
mept Of tho tnx for license. Jwt