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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-19
Farm For sale.

we have Tor $40 u good . arm of leo acres,
twenty or eighty U. which ia under Il good
tate OF cultivation. ana has also a Coung
orchard 81 choice irnii. NJ uated abort four
miles Solth.East Ol NJ blanchard, and W m.
two miles oi tho s. Y. u .R.R.
- So --A Mcleod 4 HAMDIN
Z LFKpLAY. April 2s, 1895. -vlln4siw.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-19
HOUSE AND LOr FOR SALE.

We have for sal9 u House and Lot IN Find.
lap OHIO. within few rods of the Court
house: MCLEOD a. HAuLIE,
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,---.N0s sEELYE'S o.
BRONCHIAL. SYRUP
An rNrArtrxo Rrvrpr ron

AN uxFAuiso RuvrpY ron
Conghs Colds Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Htfsseneps,
and Irritation Of tho Bronchial Tube; or Lungs,
Tickling in the Throat, and Group
This syrup is especially beneficial in affections
Of the Throat and Bronchial Tubes caused
by Catarrh, greatly assisting in its permanent
cure when used in connection with the REM
ody. If taken in time it NEVER FAILS to
cure the severest cases of Group.
Being agreeable to tho taste, safe for chill
lren, speedy in its effects, giving strength to
the voice and lungs, it will soon find its way
into every family in the land. Price $l.oo
per bottle.
DR.. D. II. SEELYE Sc Co.,
Sole Propristors, Freeport flls.
GENERAL AGENTS:
JOHN ID, PARK, Cincinnati Ohio.
WILSON ~ PETER, Louisville ky.
SOLD BY ALL WHOLESALE DRUG
GISTS, and at retail by
DRUGO1sTS EVERYWHERE.
Sold IN Flndlay by Huber & Locke
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16


osaptermaster. have you niger @sq',ae
| in The stcekade =
..Send this man back 10 the otockade,
and. as he is so fond of niggers, let hlm
| he put 10 the negro squad, and draw bis
rations there" which was accordingly
| done.
Perhaps l should not tell this part oi
| Wirtz's history, seeing that he IS about to
be mt on trial for his Life, but am an
| impartial historian.
Toward the end of June, in 1864, a
reign OF terror prevailed III tue stockade
At Apdersonvllle. An organized band OF
soma two hundred Union soldiers perpe-
trated ac;s against their fellow prisoners
which made life a burden and death a
blessing in the prison. These fiends
nlaved the thug, the garro;er, the high
wayman, the gouger, and all but the
murd .rer. AT night poor fellow would
be woke out of his first sleep by t1ndIbg
a "brother soldiers" knee on his som
ach, one hand fourishing long knife
and the other searching his pockets, ard
swearing that if he made any noise he
would .'cut his bloody heart out" The
thugs often went in couples, and IN ad-
dition to the above scene, brave com
DaDlOn WOuf0 3SSlSt .tI l1iS IhlSlSStl W
GRAFTON by either holding down the vic
tim by the throat, or stopping his out
cries by holding handkerchief over his
mouth In daytime man having a
watch, or supposed TO have money, while
srting before his tent, would be assailed
bv number of these thugs, trampled
upon, kicked, beaten on the face with
brass kuuckles :" struck with stick
having a leaden or iron knob ar the emo,
and robbed Or a man might be walk
ing tlxough the camp when fellow
would c3m9 up and chuck him on the
throat and PROSTATE him with the blow
aud theft. go Through hm." These
crimes were widespread, and taking
place daily and nightly, IN every part ct
ne prison. Iptormatlon reached mead
quarters. Wirtz sent I'D a message that
untIl the prisoners turned out, seized the
thugs, and brought them out, he would
hot send a ration into the stockade.
Eighty thugs were taken out and, by a
special order from Gen. Windcr, sane
tonihg the formation Of court by the
Union prisoners, the ring leaders, after a
trial before twelve Federal sergeants,
which lasted eight days, witnesses being
examined for and against, and a prosecu-
ling attorney and defending attorney
appointed, and the writer OF these rec
collections acting as secretary of the court,
SIX Of the thugs were found guilty and
hanged in the stockade by their own
fellow prisoners.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16

HABEAs CoRPUs.-Judge Thompson, of
Pennsylvania, in recent decision, gave
expression to the following noble senti-
ments:
The writ of Habeas Corpus is the
angel of safety in civil society. No man
can now. as in olden times, be carried off
At the will Of any authority and confined
to the cells Of a dungeon to linger out life
in waiting for mercy without hope o.
Justice. Authority must now be ready TO
disclose upon the challenge of the writ Of
Hab-as Corpus, why and wherefore, the
citizen is held in custody, and he who
denies it, be he high or low, the President
Of the United States, or a corporal Of the
guard, commits a dangerous offense
against society, unless there be reason
for It's suspension and actual suspension
OF it. Indeed look upon an attack Of
The privilege OF the writ to be more dan
gerous than an attack on life itself, by
just the differ ence between an irreparable
injury to one and an irreparable inj dry to
all -
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16

IAS CHOLERA on THE MARCH The
latest European news reports that this
terrible scourge of our race has at last
reached England Ii is reported to have
broken out in Birmingham, and mum.
bers Of the poor of that city had been
attacked. For months the people liyinr
on the shores of the Red and Mediters
ranean Seas have teeu its victims. The
Prgrani Shrine of Islam was converte}
by It's iaVages into a perfect charnel-
house. And the devotees from lie
Persian Plain and Kurdstan nlounta;ns
alike iell at the very foot of the Kaaha
ere their lips had touched the sacvea
stone. On its westward march tnrou rh
CAIRO, Constantinople and the cities of
Levant, 1t had caused the whole land
TO mourn. We may expect visitation
from this dreadful plague, and it would
only oe prudent to prepare for its ad-
vent by adopting such sanitary cleanliness
IN all our cities, 50 as to promote. as far
as possible, the general health of the
people. ~
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B6 A negro

B6 A uegrdI
of DIR. w. c. j
On Monday md
erable log hut4
want Of care,
healthy house,|
leath.. Notwi
Ter old home \
slaimed free, a
I:ame a ware d
ttention, med|
upplied, but
Is fangs, that 1
4othing. Aid
lesth, it was |
performed the
'wo negro chil
hese novels las
.he South nesl
lcsaway. and I
diminished |
on of suffrage
'aer agitation.
nhealthy caq
amt to live, al
arms and else9
he blacks as d
ld improvide4
ether, this wan
anerate diseas
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When prisoners would arrive previ
ously to the enlargement of the stockade,
Wlriz lying on a bunk at headquarters.
would exclaim, Good God lnore OF
them Where an / to put th-m? |
would as soon send them o h-u as inio
that Id bull pen below. Itsickens me.
hope | may be soon relieved from such
duty"
The prisoners in Belle Island wer4
never visited by any clergymen although
IN Richmond priests ana parsons were
IN abundance. Who was the cau-e of
this l could never learn but such was
the case. 1t the presence OF clergy
man was ever needed anyw here il was Ia
camp where human souls were seethiD ..
up and cropping out into demorauzatl atlcu
of the most fearful nature. 1t was diff
ferent at Andersonville A JEALOUS. IN
telllgent, ana persevering Catholic priest,
named Fagher Wheian, cane from Sa
vannah, ana labored day and night among
the prisoners III the stQckade aud tie
hospital. As he came forth from these
places his black coat was almost alive
with vermin, and he had TO retire into
the adjoining woods to cleanse himself ::
but this did not damp his zeal, and be
labored ali the more zealously among our
men.
Speaking on this subject, Capt. Wirtz
would exclaim: eve have a fine set O.
parsons in this Confederacy Just as
bad as Bsecher and Cheever In the North.
Curses Tor all who differ with them-that's
all. But here IS one church that never
lnierieres about niggers, aud yet send
down priest to look after the members
of its own church. | know | am myself
ID, but | am proud to see that
fine old priest going among his poor
Ooys in that d--n bulIpen below
giving them the rites of their church.
say, Boate. let Father Whelan have the
best quarters you can find around here !;
and let him have his whisky, too" but
the priest would drink no whisky. He
came to fulfill his sacred mission, TO
soothe the dying moments of those heart
broken men, many Of whom appeared
before their Maker few hours after he
pronounced over them his last benedic
ton. 1t anything could brighten the
gloom OF the prison it was the presence
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16

Some young scamps in Louisville, Ken
tucky, known as the Forty Thieves, has
been broken up by the police, nine of their
number having been sent to the House of
Refuge within the last week.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16
Notice to Holders # Confederate Cotton.
OFEIJE ASSIST Mt SPECIAL AGENT
TKEA URY DEPARTMENT

OFEIEE ASSIST Mt SPECIAL AGENT
TKEA URY DEPARTMENT.
DISTRICT OF VICKeBURG
Hridiau Miss. AN9nst 18th. 1868
All persons holding Catton. the titles Of which was
vested in the called Confederat States Govern
ment and which by The terms of the surrender the
property of tre United States Government are hereby
notified that on application to either A. Dewey
pecial Agent, Jackson Miss. John Dietrich
Special gent Meridian, Miss, authorities will be
granted them to deliver said otton at points to
Agents of this Department and receive liberal COM
Pensati'n fer such services.
by order of & A, MONTRnss,
Assistant pecial Agent Treasury Depar fment
WAI SELLECK
Aug. 16-d2t Chief Assistant
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16

The Mail says Mr.. w. j. Bibb has been
appointed Postmaster for Montgomery.
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FREBH DRrG.
tends to kce
with everythir
has just rccei.
New Orleans o
in our ldveTtis
will fnd Van
cleansing and
White, cologn.
soap at Chadw.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16
Baptist Convention.

YE1IIE Adjourned Meeting of the Mississippi Baptist
4 Sttte 1 convention win be held in MeTid az on
THURSDAY before the fourth Lords Day in August
next. d r DE - Oh' hieSIue1''
J. b. MCLELLAND, Recording secretary:
Il papers in the state friendly requested to copy
iY93-tiaug2J
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THE D.
Nd11ESI
"Wednesday

" THE u a
publlshed on ~ / Y
pense spared to ma
public.
Il VIII cnnENa 4
from al parts Of II
tho condition Of md|
ern cities fnu accl
reas for the re5rj
Southern States, ~ |
matter
~ THE WEI
every Sunday mor|
selection fgcm the
story, original or s
DnflY, one T:'O|
DO. Ouc yesl
weekly, six I'A
Do. orac u
RATES 4
Advertisements
than one month. n
AND FIFTY 1
sertion, and sE !
Aauare for each suI
Advertiseueuts
ing Ave square Y
DOLLAItS
Alihernl dcdueti
verAse by the yeai
All advert!semcl
es the end of each
An extra charge
published in the NJ
A separate chard
at the rate Of tweI
Address CT ARI
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WALKER BROS.
THE OLDEST ESTAB
HOUSE IN THE CT

TOBBERS and dealers In Clothing
- Boots and ShCe es. No 229 in s,res'
TENN.
S Clothing Factory. No 900 Norl
PHiLA p y
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16

Bishop Lynch, Of South Carolina, has
been pardoned.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16

'~Connissi
III hnd At the who
Fner Of Copn u
ans every thing b
~ require, at pr
.tiona.
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H- jos. Go

corner of CDmronl
cana Is now prapa|
drugs and mGiieinI
'bo tue drug trade, |
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16
G, -. PACE

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, viii Do
- nu the SECOHD SATURDAY o. e
Il mes Il tel Merid diau. MIss.
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SITUATION WAN

A Y ING LADY who has lad SOD,
IA IN teaching wishes to ob1aia :
GOVERN EoS in some private family,
or mary bran .hes Cf IN EnglisE Eau',
prepared : giva Instruction IN tns
Music She Is allowed to refer 10 blSn ~, 4
Address Box il6 G lumbus P. D. "'
Aug Is l8 5-dl W.
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Dear me-.
Ike the other d
iaper. "what an
'oqr dear man.
le stomach d
seat once sci
le eparagraph,
irrsd TO a mar.
mHeman on
orr.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-25

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ns'",r" oHa'tcr CT" .'i"rio"-1orM.
- -! ), ~ '-u'''o''ds- -j"eiiin5
-, - !, ,,:Ioa,y: n>,i.
AIRS ls"'"'e5. Dwelling DC by Mns:in and Go
s.rs fcnIey and others
y, 'oe"th. s.
''a.' O"t'''S "c u y Jackson
'"'iS. 10y Thomas Davis
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The Portland daily press., 1865-08-19
0ffieeOf Collector Internal Revenue
First Collection District Of State of Maine.

.. PORTLAND, August LIST, 1869.
NONFORMABLY to tae provisions Of the seyera
~ Acts OF Congress to provide Internal Reyenue
to support the Government, and to pay interest On
The pubic debt, hereby give notice that have re.
ceived from the Assessors Of said District the annua
list for 1860; that the several uues, taxes, anu l.
osnses assessed and enumerated in said list have he
come due anu payable, anu that will in person n,
Oy Deputy, attend to collecting and receiving the
aforesaid duties, taxes and licenses assessed ana IA
able within the County of Cumberland, in said Dis.
trct, at my ollce, No. az Exchange Street. Portland
from TIE 18th dag Of august to TIE 3lst day o. Asgast
A. D., 1858, both Jays inclusive; and at the ION
ZINE HOIEL, in Brunswick, friday August z5sh
som to o'cl Jch p. NJ, and SATURDAY August s6tl
from O'Clock A. M. to IL M.
And further give notice that viii in like name,
attend to Collecting and receiving auties taxes anu
licenses as aforesaid assessed aud payable within the
county Of York, in said Distric at the followino
designated times and places, viz: In
S4CO, at the Hotel Kept By Rsyass N. Lord, Asousi
1Sth 1870 IRON ID 0ctocc Il. ~, to O'Clock p. N.
BLDDEFORD, at the Biddetord House. SasArdau
august lJfa, 1865, from 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to ocioc
LIMERICK, at the Hotel kent BIZ An,os Fsx,h NJ,
day, august 21st, 1866, from 10 II ocEoc. Il. III;
SANFORD, at Hotel kept By Timothy shaac, Non.
day, august 2lst, 1865, from to o'cloce n. M;
SOUTHBERWICK,at Neo ;chaaicanick House 1s.ee.
day, Aa.gst 22d, 1876 from 1ooctocs A. NJ, to
KITTERY, at office or Francis Bacon, ESQ, Wa5us..
dag, Aa;gAss 25I, lo65 from IL octoc.s d. NJ, to
O'clock Z. NJ; l 5ss.
RENNEBUNK, at Hotel Kept By Woodbury. A. Hall
to O'Clock p. M. = AZ =
All persons who shall neglect to pay the Duties
taxes and licences assessed upon them as aforesaid
me or my Deputy, on or before august 81 1861
will be LIABLE tunder the provisions of Sec 2S of an
Act of Congress- approved June 3yth 1854 II %
ten per centum adui ional upon tie amount thereof
with fee of twenty cents for the issuing and sevin
fnotice," which will in all cases be exacte,i -
No other money than United States Treas,,v
Notes, OF Notes of National Banks, or Gold OF Sya,
Join will BIO received for taxes. ~
Persons in York County, DESTROYS of so doing. cap
pay their taxes at my office. No. % Exchange S,eef
Portland, at any time prior to September l. 1865 ex
cept during the time herein specially desgna ed e,
their collection elsewhere. Ife -''
NATHANIEL y. MILLER.
Aug. 1-d1m CoLI,rnrop
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Miscellaneous
- I wATERvI1LEJ 81 q
Classical I2aSt6tsSte

$1,000, vstersfne Academy
with a narv noroo and "A new plan, us plan ~ e"o-
ala to a res,arctory course ~ Spiioses a1s
III ~ ~1,s..a ~ hree years, Win graqua ing
e. vedng ladies, 1t will aim at
aoaolS ~ sie - d preparation for College as
'us' lhe easy and successful prosecu-
course and such course Of study
s.O or young ladies is adapted to fit them
,as-,n women. Preparatory for these courses
80 sfIiary to them, there VII be an introductory
oouse, TO which pupils may be admitted without
eArd to attachments. The immediate wants ofyoung
ladies and gentlemen preparing to teach WILDE pror-
ery attended to- and there win be COED facilities for
the study Of Drawing, Painting and Music. I
The subscriber Is happy to announce that ne mas
secured the services Of MISS HARRIET Q. WOOD
MAN, of Portland, late of Bates College, as rrcpai
OF the Ladies' Department. OF Miss Woouinan No
oan speak from personal knowledge. She Is npe
scholar, and an exact and thorough teacne. beslaes
On extensive scqualntance Win ing ureek' Latli,
Frencb and German Classics, she is an accomplished
lodv and teacher Of large and varied experience
o.bsr competent teachers viii be employed as the
vonts of the Institute shall develope themselves.
P,pils will not be received for less than one term
No deductions will be made for absence, except in
case of proracted sickness. Tuition payable at the
middle of eteim. Board in private families will
COST at the pres mt time $3.50 TO $500 aweek. Stu
donts who wish to board themselves or in clubs
can obtain rooms for this purposeat moderate ex-
p'nse. 9 q II rssaCs.A&g vi
Everybody in the State of Maine.
TUITION:
$500, $780, 5000, per torn ofeleven weeks. Draw
ing, Painting, and Music, extra.
The FAN Term win oommence Sept 4th. So
For further particulars applytol ~ ~ I
III. HANSON, Principal.
Waterville, July n, 1865, .,.t 32wsw
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STATE OF MAINE.


C5ars Soiiss at ISorstSSsi sultsss assd jor IL,
CoI1sg q Cumberland, on the Third 7hSsday o
il cora, IN Tie County Of Morrimac, and Stats O
Nav Hampshire, especially represents hat lie T.
in;s.e5ted o. tenant n common with persons IN.
klown, and In fes sim lie In the following parcels u
alJ il Gorham, b, said CounEy, namely
Ons pa.ca c1Alsi tae Hancock lot on the northorly
side ofQuesn street. Containing fifteen ac1 es more Of
Of less, being the same thirty acre lot numbered
ei shsJ- tx II said Gorhan, ing on the uortierly
sd Of queen Street. beng The same land that An
Joln :. Stancanel !, by deed dated juno hfth 1925
Also, one oSher parcel Of iani, bounded on Queen
stree "a the sag road being the same land said
bi leei lated December 18th, 1888, containing two
acre3, msre or less. 's4i s'1ssla III
Aso, two ot or paresls Of land which the said An
drey Lwomoly purchased Of Barnabas Bangs and
1homas Bags ~ dee Gated january 9th. 1919,
nnsy; One # said parcels lying on the north sie 81
tAe raal called Queen Street, in said Gorhan,
boundsd beginning at the southwest corner
o, sns Dur r5d r1a L thence running north, fifteen
degrees vet nine y rods to the Harding ioy; thence
thelcs sodt, fifteen deees eas ninety 70 10 10 sail
Glee1 Stree; t, e1ce west, thrteen degrees south
twen -eight rods to the nrst bound. And the othei
parosl # lana on the s3uth side of Queen Street
bo1l.e co inning at northwest ooxner there II
t1e1os east thirteen deg eos north twent eght an
oas, az r9isi tasacs Soa n f1urteen degrees east
gees oltl, twsnt5 -eight and one half r5ds to The
Ia. rJl road; thelce north fourteen degrees we t
r. m q parcel sou b. said andrew Iwombly to vii.
la 5ac %, coatai hing sven acres, m re or le &
ald tne waoie OF said parcel containing beyond sail
mole )r less ami being al the land saii An{Ire,,
ovnel in said Gorham, on the eighth dav az Felr,,
airy, 50. - ~ =. = Z ~ y :
YOU ped ioner ayers that he is tina o,vns, ~ ,,a
quarter part Of sal lands Ia comm on and that III
calnot enjoy lbs share Of said estate IN co,,5n ~
cause partition SAID lands to be- made ana ~.
s1lrs of Jour petitioner therein TO be set out Ia b
IA severalty. slifa aaaT'I"s ---'i
CHARLES E. TwoMBLY.
BIZ Jabez 9. sWoodmar, Lis Attorney.
(Plaes OF U. ST.
( Rsy. Stamp. s. So AEH+A
oanAa.
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international Steamship Go
leanHd lrsA 48ign
EaStpOrt, Calais and st. John.
TWO TRIPS A WEEK.

On and after Monday March a. the
lzz Steamer NEW YokK, Capt II W Chs
holm, WIN cave Railroad Wharf loot OF Stat. St
cry MONDAY bo'eleel Pm ard the Steamer
st. John. ~ t -
=, heturning Will leave st. John every Monday AID
Bos on 1ftt 49, ? ~ ~"
a Eas'port the Steamer Queen" will connect
for st Apdrews, Robins on and alajs with the New
Brunswick and Cauad Railwsy For Woods ock and
EouitoH s'ahons. age 1oarhes also connect al
Fat ors Tor M chiss ana intermediate places.
AtSt Johr the steame- Empero W llconnect. for
Wins or, Dsgby ana Haltax ami with steamers r.
frederic ard The st John River Through t,okSts
procured ofthe AGENTS or the clerk on board. No
Passports required. ~
Pm. tlf-F[E q a. q ia TOW y c'ooh
fortlasd, March 20. 1866 mcha1ts
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Portland and Psnobscot River
Summer Advancement.

On and after Mon av April oath the
new and fast going Steam aREG.
.o a wbs , apt " sa., aswer viii leave Rail
MoNpAv, WEDNESDAY, an FsrnAy srs,;ag, az !,
30 sck connecting with hear NJ train rom Bo :.
tom .t3tf rs .A82s ~
Re urnng. will leave Bangor every Moun.v
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY m rniug At a o,cInct
uchipg at Reckard. Camoep. Belfast sea -snort
3 ckspOrt White rpor. and Ham en. both was
Passengers ticketed through on he Boston, Maine
and Eastern kaitoad 1t The Depots IN Boston, sa.
lem Lvnn and La renee.
For freigh or PASSAGE apply to sai s14lN
Al&gena A. SOMERBY. Agent,
At Office on the Wharf
Portland. April 81. I865.-tf
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SONNET.
ny >. suAsoo WHITE.

"The fnestand m,st grandly Oonoeived sonnet IN
our lRag 4age."--> OF T51,e -. :. y -
ms i, In r.p IN divine ana hesrd thy name,
lla re not denlDie FIR this lovely frame
las gljrloas canopy Of Light a1ldsslue a - ~
Yes '4casn cur .a4ll OF translucent dew, y . y
hasneA IN tho RAJ OF the greas setting Flame,
hss,,erus with the host OF heaven came,
An Iot creation wldened IN man vaew
" h5 cJu1u thought such darkness law concealed
Mi.lAln lay OeaALs, Y sum- or WAC o9ulu ind
Whist ~ am ieaf and insect stood revealed
I-as % -1cn cJuAt4ess o. Ds tnou mad'st US blind?
Nay 20 We SUN LeaIhs with such anxious AtlEs?
II i-As.e can t-lus ueceiye, wherefore not Lief M
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-19

Il promptly, never require increase OF DOSE do not
exhaust, and for elderly persons, females and child
rem, are Just the thing. Two taken at night NOV
the bowels once the next morning. Warranted
in all Of Piles and Falling of the Rectum. We
promise a cure for all symptoms of the DYSPEPSIA
such as Oppression after eating Sour Stomach Spit
Pain in the Back and Lofns, Yellowness of the skin
and Eyes, Sick Headache, Coated Tongue, Bilious
ness, Liver Complnint,, Loss Of Appetite, Debility,
Faintness, Sc. Trarelers find the Lozenoes Just
irhat they need as they are compact and nodoreus
cents per box; small boxes 80 cents For sale by j.
s. HARRISON q CO., Proprietors, No fremont
Temple, Boston. VIII be mailed to any address on
enclosing 80 cents. july4d1y
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-19
j. g. CHURCHELL, Trustees
81 !. T M93SRsBURY, Y. . g g R. R.

Particular attention is called to the following pro
vision OF the Act of the Legislature of March - 1854
"And If any person SO interested shall fail to pa,
his proportion by the time fixed in said notice. thei
any suoh deficiency arising from such failure may b.
paid by any other person persons holding bonds o.
claims secured as aforesaid; and the person SO pay
ing any deficiency as aforesaid shah succeed to III
the rights which the person falling to pay as aforesai
would have had if seasonabs payment had been
made by him, subject however TO tile further right
redemption as hereinafter provided"
Portland, July g. 1Se5-dtf 9Aa --
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-19

As the great ard CO ain fer all those fear fu
and destructive malades nich aIi-e frcm l., pure
state OF the BIO d.. Tho wonderful suece v hieh
has cas- 8, vhe y IL ias en- taiTly Tried, fol-
10 we'd is use, leaves no roor to q, ubt the Jsed