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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-13
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company
81 Wall Sc, cor. Wilsam, NEW YORK.
JANUARY, 1866.
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi
g, cation Risks. frrrel

The whole profits of the Company revert to tbe
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY, uuon The
Pr miums terminated during the year; or which
Certificates are issued, bearing interest until re-
deemed.
The Dividendsin the Years 1881 and 8 vera 40
Per cent each.
Tbs Profits for % Years amount to the
n sum q ~. -, ,. $lss6sl ,02O
Cash. l2,659,7SO
The Company has Assets, over Eleven Million
Hottars, Wiz
United States and State of Eew-York w25
StOcz City, Bank and other Stocks, Ste74 I'm
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise, 2,ls7 90
Premium Notes and Bids Rec eivable.
Real Estate, Bond and Mortgages. ana
= other seeurites, 8.140,5 $50
United States Gold Coin, al son
Cash in Bank, z33430
t 81 1850
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Trustees.

SAMUEL BOOTH, 66 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn
JOHN FRENCH, g inten Avenue, Bro klyn.
FOSTER PETIT, lof Petit & Crcok)l3 1876 Water st,
New York.
wILEIAM H. WALLACE, Ial WASHINGTON Street,
New 70 k. e al -f fae..iel- -
BIoHARD IEeRAHAM, le Court st, Brooklyn.
/, WILLIAM Id. LITTLE, (o1 Wyckof s. Little, Mon
tague street, near Court Brooklyn. e
ALFRED BECAE tot Becar, Napier & Co.. 342
Broad way, New York. s.i- se t-.t sl.-, .,-,..
JOHN DoHERTY, Park Place, Brooklyn.
L. hosAFio BIGLow, tof L. IL. Biglow & Coz
William street, New cFk. ttd II.
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FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY. O

Fee simple of twenty acres of the Barrett Farm.
on Pithole Creek. All fiat boring land, situated
above the new well just struck by the United States
Petroleum Company. now fowiug $50 earrels daily.
No better selection can be found on The whole creek
for oil purposes. Wells will be Immediately put
co wn on this property.
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ROBY & COW CREEK
OIL COMPANY /!

100000 Shares. Par Value S..
SubscT ptions. (per share) So 90
working Capital, ................, $50, 900
No personal liability. No further assessment. To
be organized un der the General Laws Of
Massachusetts,.
PREsIDENT-HON. LINUS CHILD.
TREASURER & CLERK-HENRY P. SPENCER.
DIRECTORS,
Hon. Linus Child, Hon. john A. Goodwin,
II. Sa~yer, ESQ f. E. Gregory ESQ.
Levi G. Barnes. Esq. Henry R. Merrill, Esq
Emerson Leland, Esq
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We believe we can Offer superior inducements to
all persons wishing to invest in ate
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MEDICAL.
DEAFNESS,
TURTH

us Pembersoa Square. Boston.
OsBIoRs 40 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
tl46 Bond street. Nes1 YorE.
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MRS. M. G.. BROMN,s
Poor Richards Eye Water

| WIN make the weakest eyes strong,-removing all
inflammation and humor. Every ono should pse Il ID
Improves the prevention of disease - -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
SOZODONT.

Opal Den,Aina, pacosto West Iudian Toota MAsh
JenvAn's Tooth aud Hair brushes, Fancy Aut fciid
sosps aud variety Of hos psriune,y sale Wnfpns
Drug and Prescription etori, No. COS MsItst slirsl
Wilmington, Dei. ?. ,ue ..la mrsi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
DELAWARE MARBLE WORKS,

Corner of Fifth & King SITS.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
VHE citizens Of Wilmington aud oupdIng ennrt.v
are respectfully Informed that tho undersigned hsvs
entered Into copaftnership, under the nrm OF tAI.
LAhAN DAVIDSON, and are prepared to furnish
Monuments, Tombs, Head and
Foot Stones,
EVERY DESCRIPTION, OF the most nndar, ,i
cut q American and Foreign Marbles finished n Tia lest
Anhe ana on terms reasonable as will insura sood
ana fuesahiial workmanship and materials Also Mar
pie amt Slate MANrELS Of all descriptions; HarbIs
urana and BrOwnstone work for building purnoss ~,
every description furnished In the best manner, v
We Tender our sincere thanks 10 the public for ba liI
eral patronage heretofore and solicit Continuance Of ha
sans' hIef5 thins warranted u give satisfaction. All
promptness ~ WIN
PATRICK CALLAHAN
jan ist9' IN e'snu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
TRUSTEES SALE
OLA
VALUABLE FARM.
AND WOOD LOT
IN CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND.

By vrtns Of decree Of the Circ ut Court for Baltimore
City, ne subSnber as Trustee, will offer Public Sale
AT 'ho Sonrs House door, Ia Etton on
Wednesday, he 5M Of Aprii next,
a. O'clock M, The two separate parcels Of lAu yln
in sssssfrAs Neck and consisting on
lsi Az that Tract (pars Of sisidenhsad and Locnit
~ BOUNDED en- the northwest by the lands OF John
w. Morgan and John Rulsy; land including tho new
Gouhiy ro,12 Gu the northeast by ts lsAds Of Eyau
lows ana William knight, rt the middle Of the public
road known Ieaston's Lane; on the southeast by ts
ands q Harry Hughes, negro and tile Glebs anls Of
o. slspheSs Church aud on hesOu,hwest by the lands
q ueorge W. Oldham and John W. horgan contain.
ing ls5 acres rood and II psfches ofland or less
sssond-A sood lp,, bounded the northeast by the
ou si1e Of the public road the northwest by the
land Of john Price on the southwest By the land OF
hvan Lewis sud ca the southeast by James Ruley's
ands aud containing t"eniyons aNi quarter acres Of
Both tracts recently surveyed bY Jamss eCauisy
~ % Cecil county, Maryland, ani the utie Is beyoni
TERMS OF SALE.
Or third e4s on dsy Of salp oasthIrd ia six myptLs
and onSthifd IN twelve mouths iom the day Of fals
sns sellt payments TO he eecrel ny the astes Of as
" ihg Trustees aud to besr Interest from day Of ssle or
W whole purchase may Ie paid In cash, onehri ef
hFe years at the election OF The pure purchasers
nALhYnPLE WILLIAMS.
baltimore, Mli March ), 1861 -lTst
WATT & CRAWFORD,
Plumbing, Gas-Fitting and Bell Hanging,
Bath Tubs, Wash Basins,
Water Closets Iron Sinks,
LEAD AND IRON PIPES,
I1YDRANTS,
Gas Pendants and Chandeliers,
0 al de'eiiPtioasdlsd az, dad ailport done on tds
MOST REASONABLE TERMS,
At No. 600 Orange street,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE,
- Belng practical workmen We invite tis Of our
work uive US call. mATl4 6ul
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04

sD5D C lsnd Deer cEeS aud 1go acres on ths
Clarion river, Deer Creek Is Abcut 10 miles ffun OH
Cfess, and was iormeIly Ia feasngo couniyl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04

y INVOICE of BlisDors and forstsrs White sssite
II Wars OF the auesi qpalty, which a mors nsaFy like
china IN style and dnh than lzy Other SHrs il the mar
ket, lust received aud fbr sale BY
THoS. Y. DIN0RMAHDIE
sn9 AnFkal Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
ChiIdren to Indentllre.

pOYs AND GIRLS from three TO thirteen ysars OF a2s
ID to leo placed with suitable persons In tie rountTy-
Apply al the HOME FOR fRIENDLEs5 CHILDREN
NJ. az king street, Mondays from to O'clock p. NJ
Alril I, lsB4x
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
EDWARD TATNALL,
STRAW WANTED.

All kinds Of Nursery stock constantly on hand.
dan OIL "
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof Edward D. Porter, Principal.
SESSI0NS--1S65.

The hnillings and grounds have been placed In com.
prte order and Tiled up with furniture especially
sdapted for the comfort amt convenience OF Students
oOns furnished for the oldest boys in COeges
private study, free from the con'n-l)u and restraint OF
school room.
The Course u instruction 4. thororgh and practical
dssgnud to ht our young for admission to our best
Colleges or for the active duties OF ihe farm shop o.
counting house
~ the rerAty Of the Board OF Trustees the Academy
is furnished with library ofl2OOO volumes ons Of
the best collections Of Chemical and Philosophical sPpa
ratus in the United States-thus aordins facilities for
acquiring complete Scientific and Math eneteal eduea
ton far superior TO most schools In country.
The lest Teachers will he employed and no labor
spared To secure tie proper, rail- mental and physical
traunr Of the young entrusted to his care Terms
moderate. For circulars aud information address
EDWARD 4. PORTER,
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For Re1nt

very eesitAale suite NJ TOOms Including taih roon
with central trGtiun. kpa udfv At the N ss
..v.s. IArkvt aLSye ssssHi isbz7ln
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GEO. DEMERIT & 60.
TIE FOLLOWING sILsN. ID LIST or
Watches, Chains. Gold Pens &C. Pencils,
&C., worth 100000,

10 Io % sold at ONE DOLLAR sach without regard 10
value aud not to be paid until you know what you will
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
SAMUEL w. SCHULTZ,
Tobacco and Segar Store.
No. 10 MARKET STREET,

WILMINGTON DEL,
Invites the attention Of his friends and The pue gong
rally 10 bis sxrelIont Ass0riment'of
SEGARs,
Manufactured from the best
HAVANA AND AMERICAN TOBACCO
lie also has for sale the
REAL GENUINE MERsCHAUM PIPES.
Which he will dspose Of ut the lowest prices The be.
brands Of ~ 49,
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO, coMns
KNIVES, BRUSHES, &r., sc
Always on hand. lie is practical workman and person
ally surerntends the manufacture OF the Segars oller
a. ms and purchasers may rely upon get
iully soictH continuance Of the patronage u the puho
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04

virtue Of decree Of ths Crc ut Court for Baltimore
CITY, the subsrbsr IS Trustee will offer At Public Sale
al thS Court House door, Ia Eltion, on
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
Notice.

!. rhe undotsgnel, having opened Broker's once In
heGy Ireasnrers Room, Fourth aud Market Htreats in
the ehargeof wm Preston E, would cali special atten
lion to H list Of Kent and Sussex Farms issued every
month pr giatutous distribution. All kinds OF Roal
and rent Money Loaned and obtained on Morisage.
catalogues o. property for sale ia Wilmington will ie
issued In short tins No charges made except In case
o. ssle share oiihe public patrousss is respectfully
'",lsiIsi. ,lsiirii. n, A. 4. JOHNSON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
GEO. w. BUSH,
ErauscVn gNraaf WVN.o-a


IITOULD respectfully inform his friends aud the pub
w lie that he has now on hand REpPLIRlts CRlE-
BRATED LOCUST MOUNTAIN coal which. from
several years experience, he safely SIS u
SURPASSED In purity and economy In consumption Thank
fu ur the liberal patronage given to the late nrn o 6
4 q. W. Husn, lie solictu a continuance.
Bush's Wilmington and Philad'a Packets
DAILY LINE,
aoops MARY ANN, PLANTER and CIIARLEs RoBDINs
Leete Freiit Street IYharE lEinef0r, Erery Mnral.g
tgxcErr suNDATO ACCORDING TO Tlps,
Legre Second Wharf Gbeue CAesnui Hreti,
EvEkY WEEK pAY, EXCEPT sATuKDAv, AT O'CLOCK a.
and
ON SATURDAY Ar O'CLOCK Pm
Freight handled carefully and forwarded with dispatch
direct goods to Bush's Line, Wilmington Packets.
GEO. w. BUSH,
French streai Wharf. Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
WhOIesaIe and RetaII.

The most complete assortment and best quality and
ayes OF Ladies' Misses aud Chilirens Hosp SkirtF III
the city Tn ia OF "Our Own Make are gotten up eA-
pressly TO meat the wSuta Of First rldss Rtii TrGe
embracing all the aud desirable styles sizes Lengths
an size waists, in trail and plain skirts from 10 u 10
sprngs, from W to ~ uches long, and ga, 2la 2s -
aIs ga aud 81 yards around the bottom making uiofe
than hupdel varieties for Ladies', In Misses and
Children's Skirts beyond all competition All tb
are made by us have stamped on the Kid pad clio piuh'
Hoop Skirt Manutaetury No. U2s Arch Street fh,dni.
phia. and are warranted TO give satisfaction.
IL Agents tor the New Flexible Skirt the most
pliaOle Hoop Skirt made eIua 10 Bradlay's duplex
Elliptic Skirt, and at much lower prices
Also constantly IN receipt Of full assortment Of 100
Eastern made Skirts which are being sold at very low
prices. KID pad and metallic fastened 10 sprius IS
20 springs 81 90 25 springs 81 lt 80 springs 81 20 Al
40 springs 81 20, skirts made 10 order altered and m
paired. Terms h,One price only. For Circular con.
tanning catalogue Of Styles lengths sizes aad prices call
at or addrtas by mail. inelUsng stamp for postage
HOPKINS HOOP SKIRT MANUFACIORY
mar73m No. GsS Arch Street Phiatielphi,,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
the BEAVER OIL COMP PANIEs
6R ia3 ga So.
DEER CREEK AND CLARlGS BITES.
OFFICE sos CHESTNUT STREET, :
PlILADELPRkA. t-t

aOJ1 cf lsnd Deer creeS aud 1g acres ou ,hs
GAroB river, Deer Creek 10 About 10 miles fam OH
Creek, and was hrmeIly Ia ishsngo cOunIy.l
THE Tlecus OIL CO, THE MARoARETTA Oh. co
fAOli ." susQuKHANsA
- BRAzlL JUNIATA
" GALENA I" Oil BpHINQ -
" PERU rocnnoNTxs
capitsl stock If each mpany. 100000, divils
into 10000 saaIes, par vAlas eI0 ssah.
10000 shares, or 10000 in each company, -,
served Tor working capital
Tue companies have their title IN fs ample lQr ilvss
lands.
There are Alent aOO aerss Of land WITH Two ules ST
b rlpg itunt, 10 each company
MS territory ia pronounced BY good judges 70 hs as
good IS any on Oil Crosk, the oil being prDdaesa
iTom wells In tue lmmedizfB vicinity, Is ths enwe
gravity, oiour aud color that fu tAs aFEea Iur
wells on OIL Creek. Fuel Is abuudant on the ana AID
Tie ClAfion and AnvghAny rivers afsrd chap traas
pcrtaiion for the oil 10 Pittsburgh. u
TIVE teen horse powsg eagnss are on the grouud al
present. eight more being hnfhsd sad the enter.
pss Will Do proseeuls1 With the yigor sad with
the eoRadeut eSpeet Ation Of hatips good yield q o
BY the tirst day Of May next
AK. GEO s. DUUGHBRTr, Of Phtsburs; s. tlis
energetic aud practical Superintendent
Tbs stcsk Is all subto lied for. txespt part Of Ne
SoFhlng capital Of iooUoO SHARES the prise u vi Cd 4
two dollars per ahaIs subberiburs have oneeRh Of
their interest In each COMPANY 70 allow All usff.s
10 participate n the pfohts of Tbs oil business subsrrp.
lions viii be received for any anouut Of shares from ons
hundred dollars upwards, the amount Of And IN thsss
eUmpAnies reduces the subsriDten NtiWo doIars per
shsrs 70 shout tAenly cents pared the
OF land owned by other companies which are oirani1d
on fom " 70 luo acres Nh tho sae bsrof sk5rts
and OF the taiae psr value,
Parties sending certlaea ehstkA 10 ths office uayals rs
the order Of Geo. Hsnksle, will eeira " Fststp
mail, reeeipt for the nunbsr Of phafas dtsrd T.,
which Tegepteerfeats q stock sbsll be saehHnEsd a.
-vo'l,,o,na dEo. JIBxBREss frsaasse
d -IIn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
.AnditnrIs. NTniina-
Caution to Persons Throwing
Rubbish in the StrAeks


All pegsons throwing rRbbhh aud naal OF any Kind In
liable to lae iorso doing aud hersAfar will bS no
AgeesAhly 70 the fooulag set Of az ordluanes o the
City Csuuell op ths subject. J5-t- -.I III li--f
eselion 2 II any reirou shalt tlsse @ cauas 10 n
placed op any puhs street 10 fbisi'y between Il :
curb lines any Ashsr, dirt rubbish oa ar oihsr lkug
exeepta as prescribed aud SLOWED by the ofdnsnrss II
q the city. he shall be guilty o. eodon nnsEnre sud
shall fQrieit and pay ens not exceeding drs doiafs
and en- adtitionAi nno not tSseedipg dge doars lor
every twenty-four hours that such b6iranee Is ein.
tnlsd, and the cost " prosecution, provided thai paT
sous in removing any article Substance foa thuT
premisAs mAy plArs the tho stfsht bsWsan n.
curb Bes teuip rariiY n such article or sgbssHu, In
not oensiVe, and shall TeinoFs IL hsFso bsioF u yht
OF the same DAY on which It was nlaesd os pIe-k
LEVI q. eP IS0KR,
March 81, i65s-et2w strsst cominisslop-f.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
Truck and MIX Farm to Lei.

fr9Vlded can suit myself with Tenant will let
NY place containing seventy acres, for cash rent and
give possession at any time after March st II is Just
outside tie city limits sud Of the oldest milk and
uek places In the vicinity sud In good state OF eul
uvAtlon' with 4 can be had the Homlny Mill which
IS a s'eAdy and good. .buslness through ths winter
t.,,,a DR. j, A. BROWN,
lAhS'''-I Newport Pike
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Important Sale.
Ruins of Taylor Depot.

WILL HE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUC1 ION, ON
w Friday, December Sth, 1865, a. 10 O'cock q.
m, Taylor ncpot, corner OF summer sud Demon
breua streets Nashg lie, Tennessee, the entue lot
81 Copper, krnss, Steel Nrcught Cast Fnd Sheet
Iron materially, saved from the debris Of the great
conaagrauon of June n. 1855
This sale will include an immense quantity and
variety Of Carnenters, Shp-carpenier's, Wheel.
Wrghte', hlackszriths'. and Miscellaneous Tools
Also the maehinery Of % tEo Portable CTcular sew
Nils large lot % Crcular, Oross-cut and Mil
saws; q large iol Of shovel and Spade Blades, &C.
A compile hsi Of these articles can Re seen, aud
any iuioTmsiion concerning same received by sp-
plsng 70 8 \. Butler, a. q. n : once, at the Tsy
l0t rpct. A. the eariicles must h weighed az er
they sre sola persons purchasing al par. e. entire
lotl VII D. required 20 lasye deposit IN Govern
n.eui funds. This viii b an siinctive Sale. and
vel worthy the Efiennon q Foundrymen snd spec-
ulaiors
~ order q Col. A. J. MaCEkS. Chief q. II. Dept
Of Tennessee. 81 A. WAINWRIGHT.
nDvs2 ID Capt tAQM. and CAAM
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na1- .nr.-The Custom. house
el..'--' ~ no respccters 81 peF
500 IN thel' cegeness % detect sfaur-
-, ctmcs cause little incoure.
nisnee % p" one who dc not think of evsa .
- tlss iAN b. The Commercial saws q lady
uetA -" ROO. @ ", came over the other
AisAt ~ a ferry heat decked IN her robes
~ 80 uridal ceremony, bringing with her
aeeA sriicles o. were indispensable ior the
eoeA iiou. lasisai ol throwing herself into
sAs arms Of her aaianccd g. she expected on
ach.nE the eastern shore oi the Niagara
che found herself embraced b. a revenus
ih1pecior, who confscaied an her wedding
traTs a. lawful rlunder Tor theGovernmcnt
Here was "a rroiiy tx for the ''truo lovyers.
An appeal wa made 60 the collector Of Bni-
iaio, v b. took pity en- the unfortunate and
decided that Dc was al aEht-that they
might 81 their WAY and Be married, and
obey tha divine injunction that need not BE-
repeated on every oeession.-Roatesfcr 4 \.
- JHioa.
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HOWE MACHINE,


Elias Howe, Jr., Inventor a Pai''''''
It Is uneqRssled s. = MaHuiasia'-ls
8laehins, and its reputation thOroasa'
established
The HOWE SEWING hACHiNL
are celebrated for doing the BRsT F'fk'
uaing a much smaller needle for il'
same thread than any other A''hil'
These Machines are msds 81 ne
new and spacious Factory st Brds'
,,ort. Conn, under the immsdisis 81
reryision ofthe President Of the Con
many. ELIAS HOWE, Jr the ofign'i
in ventor Of the Sewing Machine
Duplicate paris Of Machines 90
ia ntiy On hand
BIaehinery repaired snd sati'iAs'''l
,uai snteed
HrLiberal iuducsmsnts oasrei .
iee1ltz
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Reader, here proef positive or the ui1s O.,
she-e tiny Tainasie preFaraaoul- Tie Ola -llssl-
ing aua .Eussng drugs have 70 eve uaF % rene
elea ley lfle, pleasant o. De tasler a-lA -
Fu5lflFE CukE
sod b. VIA CIV sMlTH. u-la
Cor. NhHran aua n me stress, 1aaii'
DESMOND q CO., HrnprIriors, -. a. Z
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LIOUOR8.
HITTERSs
sUNDRIEs

LARGE SALE
OF
Government Property.
OFFIoE Assistant QuARrERMAsTER,
NASHVILLE, Tenn Nov 18th, ls65.
WILL OFFER FOR SALE, AT PUBI 10 AUG.
ton at thu u 8. Franklin Shops, 81 Nashville,
Tenn, commencing Tuesday, the 9th dsy Of De
eember, 1886, large lot OF Government Property,
consisting in paIt a. follows;
MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION.
lS5s Army, Log, Hay and Wood wAgonp
la Transfer Wagons a3 Horse wagons.
l Express wagon. S5f 2-Horse aubuances
1873 Hind and front wagon gesrng.
ass Ssi mule harness, sheei and lead
$40 Wagon and riding saddles
Wason 1oBgues, Head a Neck Haiters Chsius,
Log Chains, bearing and Breast Chaias, Double
trees SinEeireea, spreaders, Lead aad Check Liner,
Water Buckets, Wagon Covers, &c &c.
TOOLS
6 Set Black smit h's Tools.
IS Boxes WheelWnghfs Tools.
101 Parallel Nises,
Set SaddlerF Tools.
Anglers, Axes, baiehets, Chseis, Punches, Sh0Yels,
spades. Pleks, Portable FOrges, Ac., &C.
Sale 10 cummeuce % o'ciOcka q. IN en- Tuesday.
the 5t1 day OF LecembeT next, aud continue daily
until The properly il al disposed Of
By order Of Capt &. Z. EDDY, Chief Q N Dept
Of tennessee. +. h. KIRK,
nov2l-td Byt Ma. sndA q N.
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SECRET DISEASES +!
SAMARITAN'S GIFT
Samaritan's Giftl

TIE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EyER usED
eyes. A Positive Cure
FJR GONORRHOEA, GLEET. sTRICTUREs. A.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Me1eurg.
.Oalg Tal Fas n BE- Tale, % Ela.f Gre
They are entirely vegetable. having no smell nor
any unpleasant taste. and Will not % any var boz
Iure the stomach OF bowels OF the most delicate.
Cures n from two 10 four days and recent cases
in twenty fCug hours" PrepSred hy X graduate
Of nsa University Of Peunsy one o. The most
euiacut Doctors and Chemists Of tho present Jay.
No Exposure, no Trouble, no Change Whsisysr
lee those who have despairoi Of setting cured. o.
Who have heeu Eorged with Balsam COpah.a, c
Mercury try
THE SA8IARITANS GIFT.
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Sale of
Government Property
AT AUCTION.

IssHTAsT QuARrEEaAsTERs OTUcI,
CLAEEsyILLE, TINS !
4 WILL SILL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, uy THE
i eitT Of OsrksvIiie Tenn, the following Govern
melt Property, on
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oFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
AAsHvILLE, Nov. II, 1855.
DACAAGES relnalning uncalled for az this Office
ii VII be sold f1r cHARaEs a. PUELIC AUcTIos on
IHesddgs Dec. 5ih, II not claimed oefJre day Of
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR
RAILROAD LINE
GENERAl FREIGHT OFFICE
MAC. AND n, e N. W. RAmwArs.
NASHVILLE, TENS., Oct, lath, 1855.
INA PORTANT NOTICE
Merchants & Shippers.

WRWlH not receive in our Oepots Powder, Per-
" eussiOn Caps, Shot or Lead, unless proper per-
mits from Custom House accompany bills Of lading
Powder, to insure reception and shipment, must
in all eases he carefully packed in boxes ard Pow
DER plainly marked on box or bexes.
When We have reason to believe that packages
Marked merchandise contsin Powder, we will have
such packages examined, and when Il proves 70 be
Powder OF other ammunition frEudulenily shipped
such pseksges viii be turoed over 10 Treasury De-
psrtment With hlls ofladmg.
Z. H. EWING,
ccil5-2m General Freight kge1t