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MILE EUPHROSINE PAREPA,

MILE EUPHkOSANE PAREPA,
The world renowned Prima Dona, whose extraordi-
nary voice, brilliant execution and magnificent STYLE
have been the theme Of enthusiastic laudation in the
press of New York, Boston, Chicago, ST. Louis, Gin
cinnad, &C.. Sc, The Lady has been accepted with
hearty and complete unanimity the most wonder
full Vocal Artist heard in America since the days of
Jenny Lind. rttg 80. -f..-.sl a.1<,-t :. ~
MIR. j. LEVY, an artist whose performances on
the Cornet-a-Piston amongst the most marvel
Gus musical feas of the day. The execution Of this
gentleman, combined with the rich, luscious and
Commanding tone which he produces, place him in
the front rank Of living artists.
HERR CARL ROSA, Kapellmester of Hamburg
prize pupil OF the Conservative of Leipsic and Solo
Vlolnist of high European distinction - Z
These artists Mr.. Bateman feels justified in saying
are all of the first class. He has much pleasure in
adding that they will be under the experienced and
competent dill ection of HERR CARL ANSCHUTZ.
Musical Conductor and Director of the German OPERA
% E The Programme will be changed each evening
Admission only rs cents, Reserved seats S1O0
A Diagram Of the Hall will opened at VIM. Paine's
Music Store, where Reserved Seats may be secured
at O'Clock on Tuesday morning, 26th December.
Doors open at 7yo'ciock; Concert commences at 8, q
tay1 The Pianos used at these Concerts are from
the celebrated Factory of Steinway & Sons.
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SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. - There
VIII be an exhibition by the pupils of the Con-
gress Square Universalist Church, at the
Church at quarter past seven o'clock, this eve
ming
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The American Illustrated Newspapers ter
this week have been received at the book and
periodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81 Ex-
change Street.
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CHRISTMAS PREsENTs.-The employees of
the Portland Kerosene Company, about 14ginl
number, were made the recipients Of nice
turkey, each, Saturday, as Christmas gift
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EO1f2ad.

~ -p Found. shs sari 100.
GATURDAY evening, Dec. %, near the P. S. s. P.
- II. r. Depot, o flIsi ilf.s-e 4..a-a n.
LA RGE Leaf III e r. VALISE
which the owner can have on application to
ag9g Il. H. RIPLEY, Ia
Dec. 25, 1s65.-dtf No. 20 Wilmot Street.
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THE alarm of fire between five and six
o'clock last evening arose from the burning out
of chimney on Bracket Street.
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YOUNG BURGLARS Two boys one ten
the other fifteen years of age, were discovered
about 10 o'clock, last night attempting to
break into HIPS jewelry and fancy store, and
Bailey's gunsmith shop on Exchange street.
They were armed with Ratchet and were
discovered by clerk of Mr.. Hill who gave
chase and arrested the youngest one whose
name Is Johnson He said the name of his
companion was Hamilton, who was shortly
afterward arrested by the police.
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BY- Mr.. Colfax saw circular ra,r,o,, in
the 10 oem.e valley. There is no need of 60
ing ~ 'ne 10 Semitic Valley to see circular
ranoows' Let fellow drink few glasses of
=, RUG wniskey, and then hit his head against a
ismp-pose and he can see rainbows of all
shapes, and plenty of stars also,
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Bos.on stock List.
MARRIED.

% In Portsmouth, y, H., Sept 2, by Rev j Patter-
SON Joseph Steele, Of Gloucester Mass, and Miss
~ In Paris. Dec7, Charles Buck and Mrs Lizzie
Stinchfeld, both of P same day, Chas W Durham,
In South Paris Dec I, John F Jordan and Char
In Hallowell, Dec 8, John Conner and Miss Eliza
4 Sones.
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81. STEPHENS CHURCH will be open for
full Christmas service and sermon, this morn
ing, at 10 1-2 o'clock
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r. A Fact Worth Knowing,
That Rubber Goods can be repaired in, a neat and
substantial manner, at 7f.
HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM.
july21sntf - RI - - 147 Middle St.
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The Custom House will be closed to-day
The Postoffice will be open at the usual hours
on holidays.
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ssa,1 HALE'S ,.-
ITO N EY
Horehound and Tar,
FOR THE CURE OF 7 j. It9
COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUENZA. HOARSENESS,
DIFFICULT BREATHING, and ALL AT
FECTIONS of the THROAT, BRONCHI-
AL TUBES and LUNGS, leading

FECTIONS of the THROAT, BRONCHI- 5. =
AL TUBES and LUNGS, leading
to Consumption.
This sovereign remedy is compounded from the IA
vorite recipe of on illusrious Physician and Chemist
who for many years used it with the most complete
success in his extensive practice.
He had long been profoundly impressed with the
wonderful virtue of the honey OF the plant Hore-
hound, in union with the CLEANSING and HEAL
ING properties of Tar extracted from the lie pri'ci
pie of the forest tree Abies Baysdnseo or Balm OF
Gead. For years he was bafled in his attempts to
blend these great medicinal forces into such
union that the original power of each would be pre-
served the disagreeable qualities of common tar
moved and the price of the compound be within the
means of ALL At last, after long course OF difficult
chemical experiments, he found that by adding to
these ue other Ingredients each one valuable by it
self, he not only obtained the desired results but
greatly increased the curative power of the COM
pound. This having been thoroughly tested by prac
tice, is now offered to the general public safe,
pleasant and infallible remedy. vf-e o. a. ~
Price Fifty Cents Per BEETLE. ---'- -
CHARLES DOWNER, General Agent, Al
4fCedar ST., New York.
For sale by w. F, Phillips s. Co., Portland
Dec 19-sNd1m 4 04
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9 HOLIDAY GIFTS!
Albums!

] o. GIVE DRESSER Il CALL At HIS
Old Stand, No. 80 Exchange Street.
20 sfa4 ABOVE THE POST OFFICE.
ID dec1Sd2wSN s73 o# 5Ts19 ..tt ts.T asN
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NO paper will be issued from this office tc-
morrow.
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Lost.

TN one of the water closets of the United States
4 Hotel, a small pistol (Smith & Allen'sl
As 1t is priced by the owner account of asscca-
tons connec ed with it, liberal reward for its recov
ery more than the value Of the pistol, will be paid
and no questions asked, at the Office of the United
States Hotel. dec26d1w.
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for Grace to the Unfortunate.

importantly for Grace to the Unfortunate.
To fAs Editor Of the Press:
was alarmed Friday morning, when / read
in your paper that the argus would report
Collector lWashburn and Judge DAVIS at head
quarters. Is there no way to prevent this?
Cannot something be done to stay the anger
of the Argus against these offending menP
We know that they have offended, we know, Mr.
Argus, that they are in your power, and that, at
a word from you, "off goes their heads" We
know that to "er is human" and we also
know that to forgive is divine" therefore, we
say 10 YOU dear Mr.. argus, don't--don't do
IL! spare them this once, and they shall stay
away from all lectures and lecture rooms the
remainder OF the winter, or, if they do go,
they shall remain outside and look through the
crack in the door, as you did, friend Adams,
when Mrs. Harper lectued, which, of course,
was all right, or you would not have been
caught there.
We know your influence at "head-quarters,'
therefore we do hope and pray that you will
at least spare Judge Davis, and not nip him
in the bud, for he is yet only bud, but will
soon bloom If let alone by you; so we say, dear
Argus don't, don't touch Judge Davis. If
your fist is up, and must come down on some
one, let it be upon Collector Washburn, for he
is tough, and may be able to dodge the blow.
Still he is no match for you; so we say for
him, "don't, don't"
But, finally, If you will not spare either Col
lector Washbum or Judge Davis, will you
spare Senator Fessenden and Representative
Lynch? or will you feel it your duty to report
them at headquarters We say the same
for them: "Don't, now don't" And last of all
dear Mr.. argus, will you spare the people
the "dear people"-from any more threats of
reporting men at headquarters" men whom
they (the people, have delighted to honor.
A FRIEND OF THE UNFORTUNATE.
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-uUh Halls Rubber. Emporium ss-
is at lat Middle Street. where every variety of Rub
Der Goods be procured at Manufacturers prices
Goods is really magnificent. SIS slsS ) June23t
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AUeaafs WNegteG i!

To sell the BEST PRIZE PACKAGES in the
Country. Call, sr address -. afl- ~ "s-
L. DRESSER, 80 Exchange Street,
Nov 27-d4w* Portland, Me.
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Lost.

CtATURDAY EVENING, between the Boston De-
~ pot and No. Sc Park Street, small Russell Va
lse with the initials sr. p" on end, The finder
shall be suitably rewarded by leaving 1t at Clements
Stable, No. 81 Congress Street,
a Dec. G5.--d3t* -.,
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PREPARED BY
DR.. E.R. KNIGHTS, Chemist, Melrose, Mass.
.tllf tf3h e. e- o
DIR. KNIGHTS a5
Hair Dressing |!

This article has been prepared with view to su-
persede the pernicious oils and pomades SO common
in the market, the of which has been almost in
variaby detrimental to the growth and beauty of the
hair. 1t has long been matter of regret that
liable prepai alton for dressing the hair vas generally
available, most of the compounds used for that pur-
pose being worthless, and many absolutely worse. AS
people, it is notorious that we become prematurely
gray bald. In no country are there so many gray
and bald heads on young shoulders as in this For
this phenomenon many causes are assigned. By
some 1t is attributed to mode of fe by Others to
the restless activity OF the American mind; but we
trace this public misfortune for misfortune it sto
the inordnate use of oil DRESSING which diseases
the scalp, and alcoholic preparations which dry ND or
burn out the roots of the hair. DIR. KNIGHTS,
HAIR DRESSING contains neither oil nor alcohol.
and unquestionably the only article before the pub
lie that deserves the name. Its prevents the hair
from falling off or turning gray; it removes dandruf
ceanses the scalp, and cures nervous headache Its
inygoratng properties insure luxuriant locks incln-
ed to curl, and its delightful fragrance and the rich
and glossy appearance which it imparts, render II
thefayorite Hair Dressing of the most fastidious.
sAI~PRICE Is CENTS PER BOTTLE.
6 aI0ifA PREPARED by .el ssn') t4 3
Q DR.. e. R. Knights, Chemist,
.2.a-4 MELRoSE, MASS.
SOLD At WHOLESALE BY
W. F. PHILLIPS Co.. r.
,sif 30 --4s54 -. ar-
d p. 80 ]. W. PERKINS & CO.,
PORTLAND, ~ sstA t-st >
And atret Il by Druggists and Merchants through
out the Country,
Dec 29-eod3m
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COLGATE'S HONEY vSOAP!
THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and enollient in its nature, fragrany scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in
For sale 6y all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
june31d1yr aaalf fteis taa + aHa atfs 81 5i ash.
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PeaUs at lAaSctSO2s.

T,HE unsold Pews in the Universalist Church, in
Congress Square, will be sold at auction. at the
Church, on Saturday evening next dec. 30 at
O'Clock. ine +e't tiats 50 1aTfF a at
Pews undisposod of at the close of the sale will be
rented for the year 1866.
Persons renting pews for the present year and who
desire to retain them are particularly desired to be
present. ESD ray ul4f lrw at3F gEt1u1
PER ORDER OF THE PARISH COMMITTEE.
Dec. %, 1S65.-d1w
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10 iga oiaPECIAL NOTICES.. Qel
TREMENDOUS DISCOUNT!
siss -IN- I@
Stationery & Fancy articles.

WILL be sold at great discount, at retail or in one
lot my entire stock of goods. Noso is your time to
buy for Neao Years. Being determined to close up
business, everything will be marked down SO thatt
secure speedy sale, to continue until January 1st
Lease of Store and Tenement for Sale.
sa a H. L. b E A L.zRt
liG stesA No. SO Centre Street.
First door from CONGRESS STREET. $3.50
dec15d1w Ms nA Fb ..-fr son ~
III. @ .a, WO2ated. - ss,l.',
A YOUNG MAN as Book-keeper in Wholesale
Drug Store, one that has had experience. Apply
between and o'clock P. M. at No. j 10 Middle
Street. 'Ai+t -74 " dec25d3t
~ DON'T forget the MOSS BASKETS, filed
with FRESH FLOWERS: and the pretty Boquets
OF choice Flowers, at Mrs EMERY'S, adi aAss
Corner of Congress and Chestnut Streets.
dec25d1tsN
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Rip Van Wrinkle waking up.

To satisfy "all the world and the rest of
mankind"-that reyy little scorld in which 1t
revolves-that the columns of the Press are
not more crowded with advertisements than
are those of the argus, the latter paper makes
parade of figures for three days, wednesday,
Thursday and Friday last, prefaced as fol-
lows: sr3-f 9df ..fa.53 q E84igr5 /.
"The blanket sheet covers considerable
more space than do our neat and compact col
umns, and the following table shows conclu-
sively as to which paper was probably most
crowded with advertisements
Argus Press.
New advertisements Weanes ia7, .....l1...... ..15
New advertisements Thu sday,. .16. .......6
IS "A :.
Now the number of new advertisements in
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For. Rent.

n tut HGNIe n N ~ ITII0l
TIME WOODEN STORE numbered So ON CONNER
i cial Street, formerly occupied by Davis Twitch-
ell g Chapman, opposite the Thomas Block; possess
lon given the LIST day of January.
Dec. 25.-df t 'te No. 80 High Street.
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official.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, Dec. 90, 1866.
General Orders, No. 20.
Officers of the Navy not residing within the limits
Of the District of Columbia prohibited from
ing within the same, unless under permission or au-
thority of the Department LII 40 t1tL ~ 20
The official residence of an officer is within the
Stale of which he is a citizen. liis5 q A5s'sSt
81 (Signed) GIDEON WELLES, r,r---
dee25d1t Secretary of the Navy.
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TO DYE H EASY

Isvery desirable. Mathews Venetian Hair Bye is
the best ia the world. Complete in one bottle. No
wash, stain no trouble. A child can apply it.
Persons wishing to AVOID the publicity of having their
hair dyed in public, can 80
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49, 81 lia hgH ,-9ai8 3sC $50 81 lHf s.
5ly5as ila 5a EAft1 dogs 81 go sl
..aHl
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DYE Az HOME

better than any barber do it, by using the Vene-
tan Dye. 1t does not rub off or make the hair ap-
pear dusty dead, but imparts new life and lustre.
Gives beautiful black or brown preferred. Price
10 cents Prepared by A. I. MATHEWS, NY. i IL
DEMAs BARNES s. Co., New York, Wholesal-
Agents. oa,s sa ,ssa may12sNeod1y
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New Advertisements To-DaY

view Adycrssseaenss To-Day
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Sarsaparilla Compound.
Great Consumptive Remedy.
Oriental Hair Restorer.
Hair Dressing.
Tremendous DiscOunt-H. L. Beal.
Wanted-a young man as Book-keeper
Moss Baskets, &c.-at Mrs. Emery's. an
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Letters unclaimed-A. T. Dole.
The BateInan Concerts-Thursday evening.
State OF Maine Sheriff S Sale. : n -. n
Wante1-a small tenement.
Pews at Acknowledgements Square Church.
OHcial--Navy Department. ORDERS
Found a Leather Valise--E. III. Ripley
Closing Out Sale-E. NJ. Patten, Auctioneer
Montreal Ocean Stsamship Co III. s. A. Allan.
For Rent-a Store-Elbridge Gerry.
Lost-a small Russet Valise lt
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WO21ted.
For Sale.

A SMALL TENEMENT, or 4 or 5 Rooms, by a
IN gentleman, wife and one child. Please address,
80 &c. D., . Box 1899,
Dec. 25.-d1w* As4'+ tt-A = -f'A' Portland, Me.
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Monday Morning, December 25, 1855.
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

" Advertisers rW benefit kaemselves, as ,oell n.
accommodate US, By Sending i~ their adcers.sen,erts
at ar ecriy hour Ia the day.
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PASSENGERS.

In steamship Hibernian, tor IiverpoolAw Has
sack, w S Friend, w McLachean, j P Garneau, A
Shebaudeau, j Hobson, Mr. and Mrs w Paston, Mr.
and Mrs Mccall, Thos Truman, j B Gray, Thomas
Lee, R II Hughes, John Kay. M and Mrs Robert
Rot s@ons, VIM Clarke Lewis blake MIS- Wood
HAIRS, Rev P Cook, Mrs Cook, Geo Taylor, James
Smith Jas McCocheane Mr. and Mrs Foster, John
VIC Garth, John Wilson, Cy sAEN RTF I
Miniature Almanac. December 25.,
Sun rises. ....,....7.2S Moon sets 10. 10 AM
Sun sets. 433 High water..... 40 PM
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PORT OF PORTLAND.


- Saturday, December go. 20
|lshBTG ARRIVED. Is .GEGs 3 NA
Steamer Montreal, Lisconb, Boston.
Brig Mechanic, Hutchinson, Boston. asst f,.- I'D .
Sen Crown Sterer, Boston = reports, during the
gale of the 21st, had inansail blown away. 80
Sch Campbell, Soule, Boston,
aaf1 s5sn4 CLEARED. ~ ysF ~
Steamship Hibernian, tBr) Dutton, Liverpool
II Y. A Allan.
Brig Helen Phinney, lnew, of Portland, 44s tons)
Sch Kate Carlton (Br) Bowden, MatanzlslIsaac
Sch Grape Shot, tBri Ingalls, Grand Menan NIB
Sch Convoy Fuller, Eastport-master,- ,,..-r.
.sassl b.. .r.s Sunday, December "a.
3 Steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston.
BaIque Gertrude, Creech, Boston,.
b Sch Utica, Thorndike, Rockland. 9fAf ,islel
Sch S Pool, McFadden, Wiscasset. ralla
Sch Henry James, (of Portland) Simanton, at New
York from Cardenas, reports 18th inst lat 81, Ion
ton II days out, short of provisions and supplied
+i7 19so DISASTERS. e3ig ..a,4
Brig Thos Owen, iol Portland,) Pettengill. at New
York from Nueyitas, had heavy weather on the pas
sage. Dec II, Frank Bassett, seaman, was knocked
overheard by nlainboom AMI lost.
Brig Julia Ford, Ames, from Cardenas 10th ult for
Savannah, sprung leak on the 22d, and was aban-
doned on the 9th with six feet water in the hold.
The crew were taken off and nded at New Orleans
18th inst. The registered 199 tons, built at
Camden in 1885, and hailed from Philadelphia. btti
Barque Enrique before reported ashore at Fort
Lafayette, hes been got off. ?" 'i5i7sili {ast
grTE DOMESTIC PORTS. is4@qo 7'
CHARLESTON--Ar 10Th inst, sch Queen OF The
West, Rogers BALTIMORE; 18th, Hiawatha Ingra-
ham, New York. 4 t fdt4si 81 Ipf u7r
BALTIMORE-Ar goth, sch Kate Wentworth,
Adams Richmond.
Ar in Hampton Roads ed, ship Washington, Berry,
from Calao. for orders. !
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 21st, barque Chas Brewer,
Dunlap, Rocldand; brig Gen Banks, Ketchum, from
Providence -isng l.Essr g
CID 21st, sch Ruth II Baker, Knight, Boston.
Below 21st, brig VIM A Dresser, Hatch, from Ban
gor. y sI7aE yi,ijaL F 81 3 ~
: NEW YORK--Ar 21st, barque Chispa, Sprague,
Malaga; schs Evelyn, Crowley, Machias; r Lane
Lane, Vtnalhaven.s uiebsf9Q .s4ssf SO ~ l s..
Ar 22d, shipnReunion Nichols, Glasgow; barque
Enrique, orcutt, jamaica, has not been ashore as
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And atret Il by Druggists and Merchants through
out the Country,
Dec 29-eod3m
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SPOKEN
Off Cape Henry GOTH barque Potosi, Fowler, from
Chill for Baltimore.
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Who is Mud6ledP

The editor of the Argus, never, probably,
having heard of the man that made fortune
by nainding his oson business, interferes with
discussion in the Press, and hits the editor as
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-05-13
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. BIT
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o.; Thrvc Months Sa One Month payable to the Car
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ADvERT1SING-One Square ~ lines nt iusertion n.
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exceed square.
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Improvements for the Of
every style Of PRINrING such Hooks Pamphlets Briefs
Posters Handb Circulars Ball Tickets Programmes Ger.
tineates OF Stock Deposit Bhsads Cheeks Receipts
Cards, Labels, etc; iB paiH fIucy colored nks. ~
JUSTCES BLANkSAmdsvits. Undertaking. and Writs ~
Attachment under the law for sac this once:
Blank Declarations Of Homestead the
In just printed, complete form Of MINERS DEED
Also, beautifully executed MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.
Opera House Il the authorized Agent for the MOUNTAIN
DEMOCRAT In the city ~ Gan Prancisco All orders for
the Paper Advertising left Hith him will be promptly
tended to
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ifornia streets authorized IN for the Noun
tafH Democrat. In San FrnneiScn.
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All orders for advertising ETC. len with him will receive i'm
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Nevada Territory,
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-09-07
The Fenians.

At meeting of Fenians held in New
York on Friday, Mr.. Campbell addressed
the assemhlage, and, in course Of remarks
"He exhorted all who were not in the
Brotherhood to join at once. The object
was to send money te their brothers across
the sea, He (the speaker) did not mean to
stay long in America, but was. going to his
native country to help them. The crash
will come, and before six months are over
Ireland will be free or die. They would
show to the world they were capable of gov
erning themselves, and place themselves on
the list Of nations"
All the Fcnian speeches latterly state that
the time for the conformation of their pur-
pose is close at hand. This speaker asserts
positively that the blow for lreland's free
dom will be struck within six months
These positive assurances must have a base
Of truth; and the public, knowing nothing
car. only wait, and wonder how this seem
ing miracle is to be accomplished.