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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-20

DES MONIES VALLEY
M RO.AD.
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OPEN 70 LoN RoEo NILES,
HmxHGE OF TI1EHL-aas


a, .,A after rHuRspAY. Dec. 7sk, lSSo, aad satil
f.ztAer netses. fraias VII rsn day. lsa.eays e.
eSDsoG.J ssfellows.
ss.:s.xs.l.s... !. j. a.. "A a-.!,ee !. :.
AErfyes at nopree as.. no y.
NO. g. NAIL.
LssxDs Monroe 500 .. -.
Arrivssat Ksokak p. -.
No. 1-1xFNESs.
LsayssKsekuk -3s3O p. -.
Arrives % Monroe - -.
NO. AARXPRESG.
Lsavss Monroe ~ 500 p -.
Arrives Ut ksck Al =. -.
srom UOs 8-TREI0HT.
Essvss Ksekuh u ... ........,,, .-....yt41 .. -.
Arrives ~ - - -
NO. Ia FREIGHT. IS aF
Leaves Eddyviils se.---. $50 2. =.
Asyyea ut Monroe ae-. AsOV - -
NO. 0-TREI0HT.
Leaves Dddyvs .. -.
Arrives at Keckuk 4sAO p. -
no. la FRBI0HT.
Leaves Monroe st.. ........-......ls -.
- Ohicasot insis the standard BY which allueans
viilFun, ana 10 sbost - nnrtss tester than Asaksk
~ =. passenger. FRO. K.eknk, BY the 100 An s.d
and $50 p trsins connect With Western stage Co..
Passenger. for the Hast BY the 600 A. n and 90
trains from Monroe make Close and srtsn eonnse-
ions With tbs 7sds. Wdtash aud Eesfen Rafissy, ed
viii nd this tbs direct rosie to all points East and
Southeast.
TIME a. Quick and Fare Uniformly a. LoC
Ashy $sy other Route.
Y010V00 1J01pYo
To all the prisep points x..t for sas q The oes. ot
the Company in 0ttuuvs nSdyvis, 0skalo0ea. Pslls,
Monroe and Dee Moines and for sii po1n0 Wet q the
DspotTfcket 0mce. Ksekuk. 0kO WILLIAHN,
jnHN GIvIN Superintendent
6en'f Ticket Agt. dsc1-AAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-20

~Won't Use any Other.-The last and beat
The right article finally. Everybody likesit. hpureiy
vegetable Contains no sugar of lead Is the beat Hair
Dressing in the world Will restore grey and faded hair
to original color in four vseks-erery tms-snre
pop" Inquire for websters Vegetable Hair Inrigora-
tor and don't take any other. 1t all humors OF
scalp week For sale at Wholesale and retail
by D. A. KERR. corner Third and Main streets, Keokuk
Iowa. Burnhams & Van Setback, Wholesale Druggists,
10 Lake St Chicago, agents for the Northwest.
aen2Q-dsm
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Warrington News.

New York, Dec. 10.
The Iribune's Washington special SAYS the
Treasury Department is now prepared for the
payment of naval prizes to the crews of the
vessels Dan. Smith, Aristook and Pontiac.
The Worlds Washington special says the
House Committee on Elections yesterday
heard the arguments in regard to the admissi-
bllity OF evidence in the case of Coffroth and
koontz, of Pennsylvania, and decided to ad-
NIT all the evidence. The arguments on the
merits OF the case were made last evening
before the Committee.
a meeting of the National Democratic AS
ISOLATION Of the District of Columbia was
held last evening in Washington.
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BArcHELoR,s HAIR DYE.

The 0risinal.and Best in the World. The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and Instsn
taneous. Produces Immediately splendid Black or
natural Brown, without iuiuring hair skin Rem
sdiss the Ill effects ofbad dyss Sold by all Drnssists
The genuine IL signed William A. Bachelor Also,
RE6ENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEuRs,
for Restoring and Bsaatifyine the Hair.
aug2l-dAwly CHARLES BACHELOR, N. 7.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-20

On and after HYdsy December lat trains VII run o
follows
LEAVk KEOKUK.
Is, rrain-s:1s A. n daily, except Sunday.
A rrnip-2OC H. /"
LEATB FORT kADLS0N.
edfra,n-lo-oo A. n. daily, except Sunday.
4th Trsin--I00 n. .
The 1sttrsin down will connect At Keokuk With the
Keok nh and st. Louis Pockets and Des Aoiaes valley
Railroad.
fhs "a trails leaving Keoknk connects With Northern
line Packet Company boats at FORT Madiscn making
sure Connection with Railroad at Burington. Rock
Island and Davenport
The Sd train iesvine Fort Madison, makssconnecton
With the Dee MONIES Valley afternoon train and the Ill
and sor.hsrn Iowa and Crest Western y H.
Tickets fer al points for sale by seents a the oessof
the Company. sdrsll sWOdDks. secJ.
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For Diarrh9a, Dysentery, &c. Ma
CURES Compound Extract Of BRsSs PLANT the most
reliable and successful remedy it 10 endorsed by Col
Long General Pleassnton and Gen Fitz Henry Warren,
ofths United States Army Western Sanitary aud Chris
tian Commissions, War Relief Fund Committee, Editors
Of the Press and Western steamboat oneers. Sold BY
all druggists, and 8. b. vowELL 4 Co., Keokuk.
IA @. MAsUIRE, Sole Propriescrs,
jy1o-dAv6m st. Louis No.
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Special Notices.
A Crown OF GLORY. 2
EVERY MAH, ws.aa - o. 80 - -
STERLUuB A1fbRoBIA

uvmY Man, We0aA aa4 o. 80 - -
STERLIN0B AfBRoGIA
Il willing 70 rseoans.Aik 1Arss years 4 rassdfy 10
dressing sls have nsds - Anleeia faness IN ova
the world. 49,
IT 10 wAn1ANfED TO Please.
1t cures IsshiSe 1sAs Head.
II makes New Hair grow on Bald Hsads
II prsvsn6 - Hail fs5M 1x1Mng ON. '-'s-7--
~sItrspssn Tie Hair sofs and 0losy.
oiseu,ss NJ scalp Csols the Heated Brow Removes
n..sr.r. cu,.s Nervous Headache; Cures DaIdnsss;
Insurss Luxuriant Locks Inenes hair to Curl; Super
ssoss Wigs; Kills Hair EAtsss Good s6ect apparent 1t
oncs- 81 sisssa3 - gls eli 1919 .n
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
-. A,brosa. vsn suit ~ - Z. Dsssssy put -.
D.esssay psrfumsl RaAronissd BY 0pera eingsrs aad
Aetre,,ss Sold in spssdd boxes cartons contain
ins two large bottles-No. for morning, No. sT
evening. $50
FByRH - no uloTAx1 ABOUT II.
srFRLIN0's AMBROoIA h tAs bsst, most agreeable
ana effective toilet in the world. To prove this, ~
carton.
Sold by Drugeists,
stsrlinx,s Anbresis nasafAeturing COMPANY.
AIS Fulton Street, New York.
octIT-dsw1y
A Cough, Cold, or sore IMFOs,
Rxoursrs runrprAru ATTENTION SHOULD n csscEzD
II AllovrD 70 ooNnHuR.
Irritation Of the Lunss, Permanent
! Throat Auction, or An Aneu~
rable Lang Disease,
| Isopfss rzs RssuLf.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHnS
nAvuo A DIRECT IsyIuxscH 70 TUE pAnfs, GIVE rAHS-
pIA4K RKLIxy.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con.
sumpftve and Throat OfSeasess
YRocan ARE USED WIFE ALWAYS GOOD srccrss-
SINGLES AND PUsuC sPRAKERs
Will nd Tocaes useful In clearing the voice when taken
before Singing Speaking and relieving the throat
after an unusual exerton of the vocal organs. The
7oehes are recommended and prescribed BY Physicians.
and have had testimonials from eminent men through
out the country. Being article Of true merit and
having proved their escacy by test Of many tears,
eaeh year nds them localities in various parts
Of the world and the Toches universally pronounced
better than other articles.
OBTAIN only 'Bnows's BRONCHIAL TRocHrs," and do
not take any Of the Worthless Iaitations that be
offered.
Sold In the United States, and in Foreign
Countries, at IS cents per box. nov5-dAw6ml
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COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet soap, In such universal
demand, 10 made from the choicest materials
mild and len tin its nature. fRagFantly
csntsa, and extremely benegtcIsl In its act
upon the skin For sale BY aIlDruggists and Fancy
Goods Deslers. fsb1-dSvlyr
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Plagiarisms from Christianity


There is much that is good in the Koran,
but it is notorious that these portions are bor--
rowed either from Moses or Christ, and are
only afeeble reflection of the true light which
came from above. 5qsisa t,........ bsaa "a
The systems Of democracy which proclaim
ed liberty and equality were only distorted
images OF that glorious liberty and equality
of the Gospel, in which there is neither Jew
nor Gentle, bond nor free, but anew crea-
tnre" in Christ Jesus. Xxx @f,.ssi
The brotherhoods of Freemasonry, Odd
Fellowship, &C., are but a copy long way
after the universal brotherhood of believers Of
which Christ delights to call himself the elder
brother. EroY Nsf ......... n.la3
The Socialists and Communists who have
arisen at various times have only been initial
ing, in part, the first Christians who made a
communion of goods, and all true Christians
since, who consider themselves only as stew
ards for the administration, to the best ad-
vantage, of whatever property God entrusts
to their care.
When we hear of love, purity, unity and ira
ternity being sought from any other source or
any other system than the Gospel, we think
of broken eisterns which can hold no water,
in contradistinction to the fountain of living
waters. asSsa ~ 'iss -
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The Bones of the Ronrhons.

"No man" says the Koran, knows the spot
on earth where his grave shall be made" The
Bourbons thought they knew but, like mearer
folks, they were out in their reckoning SO far.
at least, as related to their final place of Sc
pulture. In vain they built themselves a
mighty mausoleum. For eleven hundred years
the abbey church consecrated to st. Denis
held the bones of Capets, Carlovingians, and
the bones OF ''the good king Dagobert,n but
the revolutionary storm of 1892 swept away
all before it, aud scattered these and gil other
relics till then held sacred. There are few
events of that terrible time more completely
demonstrating the subversion of the ROYALTY
which had endured SO long, than the decree of
Convention of the 9th of August. 1892. six
months after the execution of Louis the SIX
teenth, which sent the rabid populace of Par
is trooping to st. Denis to obliterate the recol-
lection of the kings of France bv DESTROYING
their very tombs and burying their remains in
the common fosse. In the tombs of followed
stone OF the earlier monarchs, very little worth
notice was found. In that of king Pepin there
was a small quantity of gold wire, nothing
more, but each coffin bore the simple inscrip-
ton of the name of its inmate on a leaden
plate, and the greater part Of these plates were
much isolized, and in a very bad condition, SO
that the names were In many instances nearly
illegible. The plates however, were not want
ed for preservation, but, together with the
leaden coffins of Philippe de Hardi and Isabel
la of Arragon, and the leaden roof Of the alb
bey church, were to the Hotel de Vile of
Paris, and there melted down and cast into
musket balls. The most remarkable object
discovered was asilver seal, of ogive form, be-
longing to Constance of CASTLE, the second
wife of Louis the Seventh, who died in 100.
II weighed three ounces and hall. and, silver
money being out Of fashion, was not convert
ed into either cash or bullets, but found its
way to the municipal stronghold, and was
thence transferred to the cabinet Of antiqui-
ties of the nation mot the Imperial) Library.
Though only three days labor were actually
bestowed, the work of demolition was, from
various causes, suspended from August till
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Established June %, lssa.-vol. 4.

Octoper, but on the 1Ith of thai montn y was was
resumed, and with renewed vlgor the Destroy
ers forced their way into the vaults OF lhe
| Bourbons.
The first coffin they met with was one
which might have demanded forbearance, had
there been any forbearing spirit in the midst
of so much unhalowed ruffanism, it was that
Of Henri Ouatrel His body was in good
state of preservation, and his features were
perfectly recognizable; the winding sheet by
which he was enveloped was also in good con
dition. For two days his remains were ex-
posed to public view, and they were remorse-
lessly cast into the yawning trench which
awaited them. Hf
The same fate awaited the bones of Louis
Thirteenth and his descendants. The first.
named monarch was recognized by his NOUS
taches, and Louis the Fourteenth by his prom
ineat features; but his face, that face which
mad received SO much alteration in his life.
time, was now black as ink. To this com
plexion had it come at last! The bodies OF
his immediate family, and especially that OF
tue Grand Dauphin-oh grandeur-were in a
state OF liquid putrefaction.
Inc hearts OF some of the princes were
loun0 under the collins, encased in lead with
enameled Inscriptions; the lead was carefully
taken away, the withered hearts were tossed
with hoWls and execrations into the common
fosse. r n 81 -B1-5'5-5a Al
On the fifth day, after having taken all the
bodies which were regularly Inferred in the
royal vault, the depredators came, at the fur
ther end to another coffin, placed on a stone
bench about tw3 feet from the ground, ia a
recess formed in the thickness of the wall.
The situation of the coffin showed that it
was that of the last king who had died, who
always occupied the recess in question till his
successor came to replace him. In this in
stance the successor never came. AS If open
day were necessary for fully satisfying the
vengeance of the revolutionary mob, eager to
wreak their brutal fury on all the Bourbops
in the person of the one, ill-calied lie BieYa-
oine," the coffin of Louis the Fifteenth was
dragged from the cript to the brink of the
trench, and there opened. The body was
taken out of its leaden case, and, swathed like
mummy, appeared to be in good state of
preservation; but the instant the bandages
were removed the royal corpse took its re-
venge on the surrounding multitude. 1t was,
as might have been expected, considering the
disease OF which the profgate king died, in
a state OF the direst pntrefaction, and from the
loathesome carcass came SO pernicious an odor
that all present fed from it in dismay. At
length, in order that the Jacobin body-snatch-
ers might complete their purpose, recourse
was bad to the firing of muskets, and burning
OF gunpowder to purify the air, and when the
fumigation had lasted long enough, the black
ened fragments ofroyalty were hurried into
the pit on bed of quicklime-somewhat diff
erent that from the sumptuous couch at Yer
sailles land quickly concealed from human
senses.--IA All the Yenr Round. 6ozas
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&ifmati0n Wamfed.

t situation Wanted. 66
WANTED by man who haslost his right arm
u w in the service of his country situation in
etlre or in any b. norable employ ment that his
dItion will permit him to engage in. Good refer
enees given. Address +. w. tn ough the Post Of
flee. sst5 febl6dIw* i
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saw .q6ghiM Il Wanted. sal
HOUR good Custom Coat, and Two Pant Makers,
Il at A. d. REEVES, sS Exchange st. feIl3lw
Wamteda

A NY one requiring the services of a Book-keeper,
IN Assistant Book-keeper, or CopyIst, that can
furnish good re eren ces. from former employees,
has only to address LEWIS, Portland P, o..
February 18th 1866 so & PEI few16d2*
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JOHN E. DoNNELI, CHAs. RICHARDSON,
sa WIN. CHASE 'aal ta EIIpHALET CLARK. q
HENRY P. DEANE, JAMES N. wfNsLow,l
oaf .Ei9ieqmoa ROBERT A. BIRD. b1 iiig u 10 1
FEsHE Company have nine leases Of lands connpris-
Il ing many different tracts and containg about
az acres most Of inem being for The term of fifty
years and two for n1nety-niLe These lands have
been selected with ersat ca g by skilIful Agent
Wh0 speat hVe we ks or mvro expl. rng the lands
of OIL Creek Cherry hun, and her tribu aries ofthe
Aheghany River auo then cullec hese the valley
ana Csc proximity OF the Alag hany upon the Con-
ewango strea IA IN Ca,tarangus County A. Y very
NEAR the PenDsylyaais line. s-rrEs * ffsF coz
They are favol ably located near tho Great West
era and Atlantic kaalroad ~ very rich Oil terri
terry as has been demonstrated by scientific reports
ana actual exploration. Ihe Anne ics n 0yclopedia
Volume iZ page 260, under New York says "At a
number of pieces IN Allegheny AID C1ttorduqus
Counties, epTSagS Oh Petrvfeum or Rcck Ull issue
frcin the rocks, and ietsef Garlusettsa ny drogen
gas sometin1e accompany the Gil, and are also
seen ba, bling up in the standing and running water
esnec5ostg or ofCG,taTangas goun ~. OIOFE j !
I'd Prof. Shepherd OF New Haven, IN eminent
geoIogist after arecent careful and thorough exam
inatiOn reports, "Here in the locality of he rst
well bored on Oil Creek oil is found rsing from the
PEG OF the streams, and cozing from the banks with
more or less gas emanating from the streams and
stagnant pools On a5j sining lot well is being
bored which has struck ilnmir ating gas and some
Oil at the dept7 oI220 feet - 4 -
Our Superintendent, who has accompanied Prof
shesh "a, writes, t.W found the genuine Oil, Pc
tr5ieum, in naGay places Springs and by digging
holes in the grouna Oil and water ". uld come Gp y
Preparations are being made by other Companies
to SILK wells in our neighborhood, and this Com
pany is making every arrangenont to bore wells as
soon as posi- Die. 6T bhE4704 ssa 1f1
All the lands lying around us and above us
both sides of The Allegheny for many miles have
ben taken up and none can now be procured except
at enormous pricfs.
At Fredonia, not far from our lands, the town is
lighted with gas procured from natural spring.
And at several places thereare gosd proGueing wells
Of oil.
Tits evident frcm the great extent f oil territory
p rssesssd by oBr Company. that the Capital Stock
is very email. Many other companies. with Capi s
exceedin half million of OF dollars have less than
| rs acres of land.
Only oDeproducng well OF ten barrels per day will
pay us h ndsome disi ends. "a s5aEsonF ssi14
It's apparent that first well strikes
the great oil reservoirs our stock will double IL not
triple in value as has been the experience Of many
companies
Erred FOR SALE ct the CoMPANY's OFFICE No. 65
ExoHAHGE ETREBT.A 511J q febl7dtf
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PERUVIAN HAIR REGEKERAFOR

Acts upon the secretions Of the scarf skin Of the
scalp giving life to the roots OF the hair and prevent
ll ing it from falling OF.
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A SQUARE block of land, of about 5000 acres
CA OF wood land, on the south side Of the river St
Lawrence in Canada East. 1t is interceeded by two
considerable rivers with eligible Mill sites. Well
WOODED with every description of timber, such as
pine and spruce In large quantities, and maple,
pircn beech, tamarac and bass wood to any amount.
Enquire of H. r. MACHIN Portland 1
Portland, Feb 1884, EE7I feb25 oodtf +
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Farm for Sale.
Farm for sale.

a as5....se Teat superior A. i farm, recently
ASMA ~ owned and occupied by the late
@HN9h - Capt Thaxter Prince. containing
ID lxls; so acres of ggod land, Is of which il
- wood. Good buildings ana not a
rod OF waste aad upon it.. Said farm is situated in
Yarmouth, about one aid half miles from the G. I.
Z. r. Depot u al fT 5 Is 10
Enquire of Charles Humphrey at Yarmouth Viii
lage. 4if tF7fll 2 q
Yarmouth, Jan. IT, 1866. - janis eodd&wtf
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F4Dw, SALE.


TsHE subscriber offers fo- sale his Farm on the
= road between Sacearappa and Gorham. 1t con-
grass land. There is on tne farm one story house
carriage house, and barn ~ f3et by co. with good
800 young uit trees. JOHN N. ALIEN m
Jahzoeoo5m .t. ..fes Saccarappa.
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) FdpR SALE.

To a o CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
4 sfF4sr rooms, large stable and sheds-situated two
and one-haf miles from Portland and the
ssEa ~ finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa.
atering place and summer boarders. For
Paruculars enquire of a GEO. OWEN,u Il
APT diff I0l Commercial Street, Portlapd
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Farm For NaIe

a The subscriber offers his Farm for
g lka<as$A ~ sale situaied Aear Dunn Depot in
Ea aTIKEsnRl North Yarn 1uth formerly known
k l44 4l4I as the ''Mo Sc Farm" Likewise
:. - ,his sock and Farming tools The
Farm contains about 1l0 acres OF good land, good
buildings &c; Those wishing to purchase are invt-
ed to call and examine for themselves - so
Z. t. DILLINGHAM;.
East North Yarmouth, Jan I'd, 1866. jan4sodtf
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wood for saye.

A BOUT eight acres Of Pine Wood on the stump
a at Graves Bill, Westbrook, viii be sold at
bargain. .34a3e @ 20 fi.ft ff37 l7'''1r u -
Enquire of FRANCIS B. HANSON, at Geo. H.
Babcock,s, Federal Street, or of ASA HANSON,
head of Berlin Wharf. slA 2ii# Ii oct6 diff 7
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FOR SALE & TO LET
Farm fnr SALE

HtHE Subscriber OFF rs hi' Farm, situated in Cape
n Elizabeth, abou u miles rom Portland Bridge,
ocntaing l6 acres OF Land, Buildin. s goo1. p
: For articulars enquire of E. N. PERRY, at the
SherIfs ONCE, or through the Por land Post Office
Box 1886 81 geNs ~ febl4dtf : : :
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ApotIaecmry ehop tor ssege,

fktHE unders gned wishing to chsnge his place
y OF residence, will sell his Shop, Furniture,
STOCK, &c The stock is new complete in all its
departments The stand is one OF the best in PORT
land, being suited to Family and Country 4rare--
Apply at l45 Congress Z treet. oct94 :
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Newspaper Correspondence.

FNNHE undersigned ar ex-edltor of this city here
Il by tenders his services, for reasonable COM
peusation, to the publishers of any news jourpa
in Maine, in Boston in New York or else v here who
would lSe TO enjoy the ready orIesponcence of an
experienced writer and urnshst at the Capitai of
this State He hatters hiuse that his acouantanoe
with the lncal actions and the public measures
and the pubic men OF the State ahd un ~ as wei
al labors, give him an advsntse ee in thjs Iefpsct
which few others possess He knows how to write
copy {or the printer that will equre revision
after II passes out OF bis haT d. He is good
and expeditions proof" reader, and is willing to
engage with any publisher who may desire his SER
vices al home or abroad, in q at capaci'y.
WILLIAM A. DREW.
Augusta, Jsn'y O. 1866. ian5dtf
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1865. zos
sa-Z MO u a-sioE l7dl gapl ry8
The Maine State Press.
Is published every Thursday fal


Two Dollars Year In Advance.
1T is the largest political paper in New England,
is in quarto form, gives an unwayeriDg support to
the Governmentin its conflict with giantrebellion,
contains large number of carefully prepared Orig
inal Articles, Stores-orgnal and selected, Poetry
an exttnsive Army Correspondence. the Current
News of the Day, Latest Intelligence by Telegraph,
Congressional and Legislative PrOcos dings, full
Marine List Portland Prices Current carefully pre-
pared Review of the Market, Stock List, New York
Markets. Boston and New York Brokers' Board,
Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Markets, SO. org
Enclose 81 current money by mail, and a receipt
for one year viii be returned. sh3 baG A
To any person who will forward ten new subscri-
bers, cash in qdvance, we will send an, additional
copy gratis, for his trouble. a7L ,t4 lshp7a9a
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PERUVIAN HAIR REGENERATOR
Is Che most peI ieet Hair Renewer in use.

~ viz 11IorN PVT 1Io0 AkoIVNFoI
Everybody should use PERUVIAN HAIR RRGBN-
ERAToR. Beac0re Of limitations! Call Tor Peruvt-
an Ha Regeneration and receive other.
Jones Ray wholesale agents. 40 Washington st,
Boston; Also Weeks s. Potter, Carter, Ru-t & Co
and others. At Wholesale by Sheppard & Co. Port
land. AT retail L. C.. gibson. IA Market Square,
Crossman & Co. ana j, Z. Lunt and dealers csnar
ally. nov 24-d8Ins
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FOR NAEE

A TWO story Store, near Falmouth Depot form
"A erly occupied by e. Merrill g. Co ENQUIRE of
tne subscriber. veg REUBEN MERRILL.
decl5d3m* "A. /. II - IL II -
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DIR. JONATHAN MOOR's
Essence of life.

TSAN EXCELLENT MEDICINE. 1t cures Corr ghs,
Colds and Whooping Coug1 and ell diseafes OF
the Throat and Lungs, ar it works like q chsrm is
quieting children when teethins. Try It,. Prepared
by Il. Il, HAYWARD, Hadley Mass
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