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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-19
Tax NOTICE..
OFFICE OF THE CLERK BOARD OF suPERv1soRs >
kenoshR County, Dee II 1864 {

Al fol owing is list OF redeemed pieces tracts
or ~ 5 81 iand 81 uste in the County of Kenosha
stat OF Wisconsin, which sold the I'd day Of
sep ehoer, A d. 1862 FOR the unpaid xes 1856 =,
ana he amou of taxes charges and interest ca leu
aee'' uerson to the last daY Of redemption due on
csc parcel Now therefore, notes is hereby gwen
tha iess such lands redeemed gu or before the
I'd 80 Of September, a. D. 1865 they will b. con-
Veytd TO the purchasers thereof
us following lots and parcels Of land are situate
in uie ar of Sectipn 81, IOWA g. Range 49, in ths
Fr: Ward of the city OF kenosha:
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'"The lightHings Il an from role 10 pole
Near and more near the thunds rs rul 4. >
PAPT aECOND

1. Musicians Prayer, SOLO for Violin, composed
and performed by. A. e. vi GkR5fEDF
2. s'Mother's Cradle Song" Guitar Solo, With
out accompaniment, COMPOSED and performed
v bONpbno
8. Song Duet, Il know bank, whereon the wild
Thyme blows, peri. By the. MISSES JOHNSTON
L. Piano Solo: "Union medley upon the National
airs of America, - composed and formed by
A. L. WIMMERoTEDT
5. Ballad. PERI. By. Miss ELLEN 10 iNSToN
o. Duet for Flute and Plano. Performed ON
both instruments at once by. "A L. WlMAERSfEDI
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Ci,cuit Coart, County OF Neuosha

The state of Wisconsin, to Ann Tisdale. rStampI
VOU are hereby summoned and required 20 the
complaint Of Sanford f. Tisdae which j. fled in the
Office Of the circuit court for KenOsha County his Office
city of Kenosha and to serve copy Of your
on US at ofce in the city county gsn2sha, and
Of Wisconsin, within twenty days after She service
hereof exclusive Of the day Of such serVce and fail
TO the complaint aforesaid, the Sanford
viii apply the CeSr5 for relief demanded in
the Com plant. o. S. d +. Ii. HEAD,
DATED January IS, 1855. 6wss Plaintia's Attys.
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Died.

Ia Marcy, lis, December sOth, 1884, of lung fever,
MATHEW SCOTT aged rs years =! 4 paouths, Sd, son
of Mathew Scott of Pleasant Prairie, x, nosha Co.
banks Esq in Washington, sullivan Co NJ H., jan
Sd 1855, of drOpsy, SYLVIA A., daughter OF Sumner
and Rosa Fairbanks, aged II years mon tbs and
16 days.
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g-C Concert commences at O'Clock. Doors open
at O'Clock.
wTICKETs, 35 centl. Children, Is cts
faF- For sale at SIMMONS Store, ami at the Doors.
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DcscTfDilOH,

Vim Is Slocun--co commencing atQwcor
thuace on line of blk-99 # to
centre of blk, thence W 80 It, thence
sto beginning,
VIM 8 Slocum-cem al sc cor OF Blk,
theuce " to a poiu, 80 It e ofsw cor
thence to cen Of blk, thence e 165
IT 10 line of blk, thence to beg.
3 FisE-ne Or
= III
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ring taAs N. ". Or. 80, re-, Range %
Washington Island;


John Hogan Com rod 8 29y Y " 0fn cor
OF sd ar sec thence Al SIP II thence 70 I'd
thence " a S-12 #. thence n rods to beg Z u
F. s. Lowell Com line Of Deming At 164 70
" ofe line Of sd or Sec themes sd street
81 Alp # thence 5 $50 8-12 #, thence Q 81 IT
thence n beginning %
Abram Banson--Com l76 fl $ Of the NV cor OF
let II on tue e side Of Kenosha st, thsace
parl HiCh line Of sd lot 1877 #, thence AIT
to point 10 II from e line of Kenosha St,
thence 154 ft, thence A # to beginning IS %
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-19

Shades of Evening. song with Violin obIiga-
to aud accomp. of Guitar aud Piano composed
by a, L. Wimmerst sdt, and Per.orf1ed by
TIE COMPANY
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..z.-.-e g,.s 70 ..ass-.5eal
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Ihe el6cClNe FRANCHISE at other places than
their residence should be thoroughly revised
and amended, so as more effectualy to guard
against fraud and corruption The privilege
Of exercising this right should also be fur
Their extended, so as to include the large
number who by the present law are Iepriv-
ed oft, in consequence of being on detached
duty, or confined in hospitals.
Section three of article four of the consti
ton of our State, devolves upon the Leois
lature the duty of providing for an enumer-
alton OF the inhabitants of the State during.
the present year. The assessment of proper
ty IS taken in the early part of SUMNER
This enumeration can doubtless be made
more readily and cbeaply at that time. than
at any other. 1t is important also that this
duty should be performed at an early d,v
in order that the returns may be made mit
and compiled in time for the use of the newt
legislature. For these reasons. and that the
Secretary of State may have ample time to
prepare and distribute proper blanks to the
different towns of the State, would uroe
upon you the importance of early action up-
on this subject
The attention of the legislature is earnest
ly solicited to the subject of REMOVING the
rowing bands of Indians from the North
western portion of our State. Since the den.
rotations and murders committed bv them
in Minnesota, feeling of insecurity has ex-
listed among our citizens in the sparselv SET
tied north western counties, to such an ex
tent, in some instances as to cause them to
abandon their homes Several murders
have been committed by Indians. and much
property destroyed by them within our State
during the last year Their presence tends
to retard settlement aud thus prevents the
development of the country. Their igno-
rance and their wild rowing natures unfit
them for residence among civilized people
am satisfied that the good of orr State
and especially the good of our citizens resid
lng IN portions OF the State frequented bv
them, as well as the good of the Indians
themselves demand that these natives of the
forest be sent beyond the limits of Wiscon-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-10

Gold clesed In New York a. It54.
~ nna,e tha rinsInr rafe. here fhfs arerroon:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-10

and South.
His Worm Lozen-
ges, in less than a year
after their Introduction. attained = reputation
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4 COMMERCIAL.

IxpsAxAroiIs. Saturday Evening. April :. lse5.
Money continues, In good demand. The bsnk rates are
from 10 10 Il per cent, While In the stree, Is TO 20 per
cent f. paid. Mos~y 10 wanted for the purchase Of horses
ou government contracts. wheat speculsfions. and cattle
for Jane: and the operations are sufficiently heavy 20 sb-
sorb ell that Is offered.
II nsae . stal further decline in various lsadlns sfd-
nat re bottom Is sbout reaehsd. 4
- VI refer 70 osr weekly quotations Coz the stats Of he
market here. Oar Wholesale houses are determined 20
make a. favorable prices a. any western market, and Of
fer equal Inducements 10 psrckssers- The prices are gsy-
srned By the ruling rates IN the purchasing markets. and
not by The cost u the article. The country generally 10
bare Of good. and when dealers become satisfied that
prices have reached the lowest point, We may look fer q
large trs1e. Business has heea very fair during the pasi
we~k. and he stocxs Of our Wholesale houses are gener-
ally full and The ssoriments complete.
A yin be noticed by the quotations here has Tee.
quites reduction in The prices Of nails and ~glass-ihe
latter Is sold At the Pitt.bsrg lists Of prices. ten per cent.
OF There IL also quite . reduction in tin and copper,
and prices are made to correspond with Cincinnati ard
eastern quot stions-
2 There & but Isttle doing N -four and srsin-snd scarce
" any arriving.
ne fan OF Essbmond nad but little influence on the
price Of gold, the operations for some weeks having been
based upon the probability Of that event. II gold main
ta,ns its present rate, We need not look for any fu rtheT
material reelection In the prices Of artie les which rise and
fall with liz fluctuations We look for more srable and
uniform prices In the future.
= Gala elsx.d IN New York Al ll5L.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-10

New YoRK, April 8.
Money moderately easy at 6@7 per cent,
with the bulk OF the transactions at the inside
rate.
Sterling dull at 81 Os1s@l O916 for first class
bills.
Gold heavy and lower, opening at 81 80
and closing at 81 4831
Government stocks more active and 6rm.
LsrFR.-Gold closed at Gallagher's. exchange
last night at 81 4sa.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-10

As wide spread as the continent OF North America. BuI
the c'owrlng glory Of his life Tensins TO be attained IL
his discovery, OF rather combination for he does moi
claim TO have been the discoverer Of CEDRON
which is the basis of the Bitteis now offered TO the pub
lie. That honor belongs TO the native inhabitants o.
Central America, to whom its virtues have been known
for more than two hundred years. Armed with il, the
Indian bids defiance to the most deadly malaria anc
handles without fear the most venomous serpents. tits
a belief with them, that while there is BREATH in the body
the Cedron is potent to cure, no matter what the isess
may be.
While DR.. Bull is not prepared 10 endorse this extrava.
giant pretension, he is nevertheless satisfied from
thorough examination Of the evidence relating to is
virtues, that ss q remedy and preventative Of all dis
eases arising from exposure, either to change OF weather
or climate, or to missmstic influences, IL stands
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-10

Revenue stamps are ssld IN sums frsm $40 to 600 at 2
per cent. discount, from el00 to $500 at per cent. dis
count. and over $500 at 4 per cent. discount.
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~BUILDING.)

(SENTINEL BUILDING.)
TMPORTER OF RHINE N CHAMPAGNE WINES;
0tard and Cognisc Brandies; Holland Gin; Jamaica
KUN end Cordials. Also dealer in Cstswos Wines, Still
and Sparkling, Of the most approved brands; Bourbon
Whisky; Peach Brandy; Cstawoa Brandy; Stock Ale;
Porter and Beer, and Bitters Of various kinds. These ar
ticles are all offered for sale BY the bottle or larger
quantities. only Rhine Hile for SAFE on drdUght.
IMPORTED CIGARS and TOBACCO. Of the choicest
brands, will be kept constantly on hand.
III PHsving fitted up a neat establishment, and offer
ing for sale only pure articles and Of the best quality
the subscriber hopes to receive, as he solicits, 8 liberal
share OF the patronage Of the public
marl1-cff LOUIS LANG
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Philosophy of Marriage.

HNHE PROPRIET0RS OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
OF Anatomy have determined, regardless of ex-
pense, TO issue free, for the benefit Of suffering hu-
manity. and suppression Of q~uackery,) four Of their most
interesting and instructive Lectures on Marriage and its
disqualincstions. Nervous and Physical Debility, Pre-
mature decline OF Manhood, Indigestion, Weakness or
Depression, Impo;ency, Loss Of Energy and Manly Pow
er; the great Social Evil, and those Asladies which result
from youthful follies, excuses Of maturity, or ignorance
Of Physiology and laws ofSature.
These inv aluable Lectures have been the means OF
enlightening and saving thousands, and will be forward
ed free, on receipt Of four stamps, by addressing Secre-
tary, New York Museum Of Anatomy and Medicine, SIS
Broadway, New York j~sn21-dly
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STARCH.
SOAP

Z I'll - II
Cincinnati, No. L.. l5Aal6
Do German ..l5d15
CASTLE Narseille. 20
DO nerican .S0I25
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few YORK market

Jew YORK Market
Nxw YoRx, April ..
Cotton steady at 35c for middling.
Flour heavy, at 50l5c lower; $s@S Is for
extra state: IS 606fS 20 extra round hoop
Ohio, and s. e099 IS for trade brands; markets
closing heavy
whisky now active and lower; Western pale,
last evening. s. 1892 l6.
Wheat without decided change; amber 81 so;
winter red western 81 IS; no I spring 81 63.
Corn dull and rather heavy; new white and
yellow 81 40.
Oats dull; Sc for western.
Petroleum quiet; 3ic for crude. 52@5 3c for
refined in bond, and 72@73c do free
Pork opened dull and lower at 426 SOAPS 81
for new mess, and closing at i24@24 80 for So
"a: do cash and regular way. closing at $24 25
for cash, s24 O0@24 30 for prime. Cut meats
steady at l4@l5c for shoulders and l5G I6c for
hams. Bacon steady at l44@l54 cumberland
cut, and l5@l5H for long ribbed.
Beef hams lower and more active at 500
% SO.
Barley 81 lO@I 30.
Clover seed advanced to sl3 so. and good dc.
msnd; timothy 81 so.
Flax 81 go, and dull
Butter dull at 25d2Sc.
Coffee 30@33c
Rice dull.
Coffee frm.
Sugar steady at l3c for Muscovads and 800
l419c for Havana.
MOlasses inactive at Zoe.
Wool dull.
Lard rather firm at l5A@lo11c.
Money market easier, 6@7c. large supply.
Sterling quiet at l06A@I09L gold.
Gold without decided change, opening at 81 30
ayancing to 81 500. declining to 81 Asa. and
closed at 81 Asa
Total exports specie to-day 1898 400.
Government stocks steady.
Gold is quiet, the demand being confined
chiefly 10 the necessary wants Of importers.
There is no apparent attempt to engineer the
market for either a rise or fall. Chances for
fluctuations being so light as to discourage such
operations; the quotations being 81 5014@l sos
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-10
NOTICE.

N,Hg HIGHEST PRICE WILL BE PATDFoRLADIEs'
and Gents cast OF elofhiag ard all kinds q
household gOOcs. a. les East Washington street. Be-
tells and private residences called On when desired. A
ended to. T. A n. SOLOMON.
feb1s-dly
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PRIVATE

DR. CoLYoUR. MEDICAL OFFICE 10. - SOUTH
Meridian Street, f0rfeits his fee II he fails IN cur
ing sny case that nay come under his care, no nstter
nov obstinate Or long standing. He warrants you q
cure. Syphilis, IN the primary stage, helped In IS min
riss, cured IN a. hoars. elect Of 20 yesrs standing
r-e1 b. Dr. c oaae socrs 70 10 p n ISIS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-10
PROF ESSioNAL
R z Nj O L.
Doctor WIN. THOMSON,
HAS REMOVED HIS oFFIcE FROM
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. 20 South Delaware Street,

HbhE He WILL CONllNUE
wv to treat and cure Private L
Diseases, In all their species, stages, H.
ramihcstion. and phases. ~
DR.. VIM. Thomson will give TO kt<
each patient a written instrument,
binding himself 70 effect a radical
and permanent cure, or make no.
charge.
DIR. Vim. Thomson has made the
treatment Of Private Diseases
specially since the year lS5l-three years in
Buffalo, n. Z, eight years in Chicago, Ill, and
in Peoria, Ill. During eight years practice II
ILL.,, be cured over thirteen thousand cases.
DIR. VIM. Thomson, in bis practice for Scrofl
matte and general diseases Of the blood. uses
ting yapor Rath of the most ingenious kind, in
ton with internal treatment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence offs
This solitary vice, OF depraved sexual indu
practiced by the youth of both sexes 10 an a
limited extent, producing with unerring Ger
following train Of morbid symptoms unless col
scientific medical measures, viz: Ssllow cou
dark spots under the eyes, pain ia the head,
the ears. and noises like the rustling Of leave
Ting of chariots, Hneasiness about the loirs, WI
the limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect, Ia
fdence, diifidence In approaching strangers, .
form new acquaintance, a disposition 10 shu
loss Of memory. hectic Pushes, pimples and var
tions about the face, fuTred tongue, night sw
breath. coughs, consumption, m~onomania, and
ly insanity.
The afflicted, on the first appearance of a
above symptoms, should Immediately apply L
Thomson for relief.
EkS-ORce AID Consultation Rooms 10. POS,
ware street, Indianapolis, Ind.
p. D. Box 1850. ia
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SALOON.
MEDICAL
M N II o O D

A Nd THE vIG0R OF YOUTH RESTORED IN FOUR
n weeks by Oh. RIC0RD ESSENCE OF LIVE Dir.
kicord, (of Paris after years Of earnest solicitation.
has at length scceeded to the urgent request Of the
American public. and appointed Cd agent in New York,
for the sale Of his valued and highly priEed BsseDce Of
Life. This wonderful agent will restore Manhood TO
the most shattered constitutions In four weeks. and, n
used according to printed instructions, failure Is inpos-
siole. This life-restorng remedy should be taken by
all about 10 marry, as its effects are permanent. Sue
cess, in every case, is certain.
DR.. Records Essence Of Life is sold In cases, with fun
Instructions for use, at IS, or four quantities Ia one for
%, and will be sent to any part, carefully packed, N
receipt Of remittsnce 10 hs accredited agent. Circular
sent free on receipt Of four stamps
PHILIP ROLAND, az Broome street,
jan2l-dly One door west Of Broadway. S.Y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-10
RENoVATERs
CLEANING AND pYElNe ESTABLISHMENT!

FnyHE UNITED STATES ~fk-HOOsk, SO-sssOUIb
Illinois street, indianapolis, Indiana.
Al this old and veil known esfsbhshnenL the lsdies
can have silks AID WOODEN goods dyed In perm snsnf and
beautiful eoiors; ard gents garments thoroughly rsaovs-
ted and repaired
New and secondhand clothing bought and sok. slso.
a ps1cnlsr branch N the business Disseminated rne trsv-
tnz-bGiliA liable cloth. or tear In any garment can -
90 urorghttlu II can net Be vls.ble 20 the nakee e5s.
enb the place. Nc. e gcesh n1ssts ssrss1
Isplc y0sEPH HARUa. Prepdsfor-
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company,
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY

OFFICE ON THE CORNER OF WASHINGTON AM
Meridian streets, indianapolis
Three daily Expresses to New York,
Two daily Expresses 10 Cincinnati, and
Two daily Expresses 10 Chicago and 81. Louis;
The above Companies are the only privileged sxpTessO'
the following roads, via:
INDIANA CENTRAL;
LAFAYETTE a CHICAGO;
INDIANAPOLIS & PERU;
TERRE HAUT 4 RICHMOND;
B~ELLEFOETAINE d INDIANAPOLIS.
Money. packages, vsluables and freight carried with
safety and dispatch, and in charge Of special and efficient
messengers.
Notes, Bills and Drafts will be promptly collected ano
ready returns made J. BUTTERFTELD Agent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-10
PROVISIONS.
NRW PROV ISIOi HOUSE !

kyISG OPENED A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ffoViSon House, neat door 10 the Journal 0fice,
90 EeEdlah street, | offer for sale Al rates fsr below
prese Nretsi prices, the finest and best Cured Meats 10
be lad IN the city Chose, Plain AID sugar-Cured Hams
rfoe Meats, Smoked aud unsmoked Shoulders. Ness
FORK, ana the Finest quality OfL&rd put Up in tierces and
kegs OF IN cans or erooks, also, the finest brands OF
Family Flour, BY sack or barrel
Call and see me. All articles delivered free. oaoe.
No. 3 North Meridian street.
feel9-dsn 80. HARE.
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indianapolis and Madison
sA""oAD
1864. NW- 1864.
New Arrangement TO Commence Won
day, Nay re, 1854.

TWO passenger trains daily Sundays ~ercepted) be.
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis, at 600 A. n
and } p. M, arriving At Madison at 10 so A. n. and 7.5s
Pm.
Leave the Depot At Madison a. A. N. and 2.Ie p. n.
arriving At indianapolis at IL A. N and T4o p. n.
Trains leave Columbus for Rushyille AZ p. n. srriv-
lng at5lO z u Returning leave Rcskville at A n,
arriving n Columbus al Ills A. n.
This Road forms . line with the Packets at Hscissn for
thetransPortation Of freight bctese Cincinnati and In
disnapoiis and points West.
Tsnh OF Freightsa as low as By any Other
Sbipperssn and merchants West will end 70 to tkeirintsf.
est 20 ship By thisline.
marls DC. BRAsHAN. superintendent.
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THE
INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK.
Financial Agent and Designated
Depository Oftiie United states.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL sl.ooo,o oo
CASH CA~pITAL AID N........- 100000

yNTILL receive subscriptions, a. financial agent OF
the Government, for all Of Is popular loans
Will collect gold interest on registered and coupon
bonds on the most liberal terms. Currency bonds csshc,
on presentation when due.
Always on hand q full supply Oft. s. revenue stamps,
for sale a. the regular discount.
win buy and sell all government securities, orders OF
Washington, coin and exchange In all the principal CIT
les.
VIII make collections throughout the West and Kast
At very reasonable rates.
Will receive deposits, and loan money at G per cent.
on good security.
Having unlimited facilities, win transact all kinds Of
banking business on fair terms and with the utmost
promptness.
THO. P. HLUGHRY, Prss't.
INGRAM FLETCHER, Cashier.
indianapolis. December 3, 1864.
decl-d3m
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NAvALsToRRs.
NAILS.
OILS.


w'te Id, pure, 10, 90
do No. I, io.00912, 90
Red Lead, Am. Is, 0oG20, 90
Chrome Green, dry.
IS. 00d30.0 90
dlue. ..ibd2O
Putty. in blsdders.. .sd6h0
Venetian Red...........7dS
vermillion. .5od60
Zinc. 100000
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LNk sIO(k-
Beeves. per c~t 65ods %
Hezs. per est....s,Uodle.0 90
sheep, per bead .s,oSW
Cslres. per head {. o0dlo. %
LEATHER
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-26
eENrLEMANbY DHPoRrMHNr.

"All l ask. said old Mr.. Turveydrop, the
model of eentlemanly department, when the
marriage Of his son was about to secure him
at least two good servants instead of one
aAll ask, is the simple comforts of home
nv morning biscuit and coffee, a stroll or af-
tertoon ride in the park, a dinner of simple
game, ducks or venison and wine. an evening
at the opera, and to be relieved Of the cares
and vexations of business, so ANNOYING to one
whom nature has fitted for a higher sphere
To you, my dears, / resign the entire attic, ex-
elusive control of the preparation of our fru-
gal repast absolute charge of my wardrobe
and of our dancing pupils. Attend faithfully
to the business, my dears, and you will find
that no delight equals the consciousness ofdai
ly fulfilling our duties. God bless you.v Such
In substance was the amiable condescension
with which Mr.. Turveydrop extended his pa
ternal blessing on the young Turyeydrop and
Miss Jellyby. al Iit
Mr.. Turveydrop has removed to the South /;
he resides on most of the plantations, he has
a numerous offspring-but he always extends
his blessing in the same form. All he wants
is the results of labor without rendering its
equivalent-the comforts of life without being
pestered with the harrassing question of wa
geS-the rule of society without asking its
consent-the lordship of creation without bow
ing to the decree, "by the sweat of thy brow
shalt thou earn breadp And is this respecta-
Bile? Is it worthy Of the boasted nobility of
the white race? 0, yes, it is the very 3model
Of gentiemanly department"
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-26
LANES l. MERRILL

'TNHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to al
concerned, that she has been duly appointed and
taken upon herself the trust Of AdmnstratTx of the
estate of
JAMES L. MERRILL,
ate Of Portland, in the County Of Cumberland de-
deased, by giving bond as the law directs she there
ore requests all persons who indebted to the said
;,eceased's estate to make immediate paymenti and
these who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
same for settlement to SARAH d. Il. MERRILL
Portland July 8, 1866. w3w2s
.aTE84 EETN#Ga
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-26

iHE highest prices paid for ripe Currents, by W.
4 ). MAINES, Windhan, anu GREENOUGH IL
MORSE, y No. 20 Market Square, Portland.