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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-20
THE STOCK COMPRISES

Amongst other articles, Splendid Clocks, Gold and
silver Watches, Rings set with DIAMONDS, Kubies,
clusters). Ladies' sets of Jewelry comprising Pins and
Ear Rings of the most fashionable styles, set in Prec
ous Stones of every variety, together with large as
sortment of Gold and Enamelled and Pearl Sets,
Gold Studs and Sleeve Buttons Of the most beautiful
patterns, Gents Bosom and Scarf Pins, and an end
less variety Of Bracelets, Chains, Musical Boxes.
Head Dresses, Combs, Charms, SC, In case any of
our patrons are not in want Of Articles of Jewelry
ami would prefer Siyerware, we will send, for ANY
Certihcate returned to us, richly engraved SET OF
and plated ~-D -7-'I-' efs.s .s3 XIX
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We reprint the above because of an error
which appeared in 1t on its first appearance.
, 1865-04-05
Whlra4o Grlbn11e>
WEDNESDAY, APRIL S. 1876.


Br ,opx p1ERros7.
Was it the chine Of tiny hell
That came 30 sweet to my dreaming ear,-
Like the s,lrery tones Of a fairy's she'll
y ben the winds On the waves lie together asleep,
And the Moon and the Fairy are watching the
deep.
And he, his notes as silEery qulte.
While the roatmah listens and ehips his oar,
70 catch ihe mrsic that comes from the shores-
Uarkl the notes, On my ear that p1sy,
AIc eet to words:- they doat they 9ay.
passing aTs5! passing away"
But no; 1t was rot faiTye ahel1,
Blown On the peach, 80 mellow and sleas;
Striking the hour, that filed my ear
At 4 sS I'd II n e &. xas GEN. ane
For beautiful clock from the ceiling hung; ;,c.
Thai hangs il his caee, canag hird swing;
And she held to her boaom buc,ine ooaqae"
And. as he enjoyed it, suc seemed to ssy.
"Passtne aNayi passing a"ayi
o how bright were the wheels that told
Of the lapse Of time, as they moved rohno 1 M1m -
And the hands. as they swept oe1 tne o''' "
Seemed sSia' to poin. to The girl below.
And 10 she had changed; In tew snort Aoafa >
Her ,onqaet had become asnda M dn1,
1,his Eay and that, AZ she, dancing, swung
In tIe tiliness OF grace and "oman'y pride,
Tint told me she soon IVES 10 be brtde:-
Vet then, when expecting her hsppicst4daY,
In the sanpe sweet voice heard her say,
4tPa<sing awag passing away!'
While cazed at that fair ones cheek, shade
OF thought, or care, stole softly over,
Like that BY cloud In a summers day made,
Looking down on llld Of h3ossoming clover.
The 1ose get lay On her cheek, but its Gush
Had something lost Of its brilliant blush;
And the light in her eye, and the light on the
wheels,
Thai marched 20 calmly round above her,
Was little dimmed,-n when Evening steals
Upon Moons hot taee yet one could MT but lore
her,
For she looked like mother whose first babe lay
Rocked on her breast as she swung all day.
And che seemed, In the same eilVer tone, to say,
'sPaasang awayl passing away!"
While yet looked, what change there came.
Her eyes were 1uenched, and her cheek was wan +;
Shopping and stuffed WIS her w1.hered frame,
Yet just as busity swung she on;
The garland beneath her had fallen to dust;
The wheels above her we're eateu with rust;
Tht hands, that over the dial swept,
Grew crooked anu tatnished, but on they kept,
And still there came That silver tone
From the ehtiye,led llpa Of the toothless crone,-
{Lct me never forget I'LL my dying day
lhe tone or the bur rden Of her iayh-
s'Passine away passing aWayf"
, 1865-04-05
DR.. Ianess

Formerly q ,s-nes' Lock Ho.ptta1, custon doose
tt*11. <s9TGxcs, L.. established IN lsN' nc" po'
usuently loeated Il IS Randoph strect- spec'A ~
Tho treatment o1 old chronic. nctcur'a' s5pn!11e
und II private disorders OF conlst'o9s senea O.
character; cures them without mercury. aooioe po
sass, s,aenlc, or sng pol'on bnt with tae use ot
Ktatra1ner, = positive cure for that much 70 b.
a,oaaod po..on. Syphilis in al it, toruaA' 6pe7"aoT
sheo. ee1nas snrolua&asv e'ntsssos. brought On ~
reranuse te1ual excess. &c. caunE Ices Of memory.
coatu.,on, depression impotencJ. end ottenumes ia-
..nity. With other derlotabie train Of symptoms.
t-e.,ed ind readically cured with method
aaytpx tine and expense Al kinds OF diseases oi
che genital or sexnsl o1xeas and Of f7tpge nature
radically cured.
d. james pracuced fifteen years IN Few orleans
and tor the last three yeass in Chicago. aud is
rnded by Press and Medical Faculty ofthe South
end spme III the most eminent Pt;s,cians IN the
United States. For more particulars you art referred
to book, which VIII aoon BE- 1ssued By Dr. James. On
The rtaaeal. ETC.
d. JAmes' ornce and parlasa Ares Randolph street
tcpst2l1p.> Ten separate rooms- AL consultaaoni
conndenrxl. Once hon1t from 4 h. TIL 6P. Il
mb11oI5 ~
, 1865-04-05

Court to ret aside the Ale Of the property Or the
Chicago Refining Company. Az ln)9ncuon tssasa 9s1
S10G06.
-REconorn's Counr-Bsfore Judge Ton Buren.
in the case Of Hackett vs. Northern ItansP21ta
Tue steamer Hay, a verdict vas rendered Tor the
defendant.
E. 4. Jessell recognized in the sum Of Sooo 70
gambling. nj
CouNTY CouRT-Before Judge BrddEeA.7,The
will of John B. Hoegeuan was proved aod iet.
bonds of SGUOQ
Tho viii Of Thomas E. Smith was presented
for probate. ]. G. Goodrich, one OF tho e1ec1
and letters tes tamentary we're issued 10 Hiram 4.
Bishop and Peyton R. Chandler, On bonds ot
SS0,0t1.
The bond OF John L. Doran, guardian OF Cath-
crime McMahon, was presented and approved.
, 1865-04-05
EDARD OF EDUC6 TON.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t1ons
-Gfeat Lack Of Room for Pupils
Condition of the Schools :,

The regular monthly meeting OF the Board OF
Education was held Tuesday afternoon in the
'Tooms OF the Boardk The following were present.
President L. 3. Tatt{ and Inspectors Ryder, Fos-
ter, Carpenter, lWat{ onahaD, Forsythe, Wicker,
sheahan, Wentworth, Wells and Walsh.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved,
The committee on Buildings and Grounds re"
ported during the past month the cost Of repairs
had been only about onethfrd Of what 1t had
been at the came period last year; the rep1iring
shop was now in better order than over; all the
boilers were now outside the buildings except
two, and those would be removed at the next va
cation.
ported the following:
Maggie Pr. nderrast appointed assistant in the
Jones school; Hattie A. Stnd'ey, do. in K1nzle
school Emily c. Curr1c1 and Lottie A. Foley, do.
IN foeter school Rebeeea E. 1ones, do; n Ogden M
school; Lavinia C.. Perkins, transferred from the
fsrIed from Ogden 70 skinner; Maggie Ghent, ap-
pointed assistant In Franklin echool; Emma j.
Thompeon, do. in franklin school, temporarily.
Hcnrsetis Armstrong, % q FrsnSiln, and Elizs a:
chard, head assistant In Franklin school
A communication was received lEom John An
to adults and asking permission to use one Of the
Committee On Buildings snd Grounds.
AAE 1uPC4AAlGAu1As ~0liSu tAp Ake0a'toH VI .AG
Board to the present condiaon OF the schools;
they we're terribly, deaeiennt IN point Of accom-;
modation Tor pupils. BY the rules OF the Board
WHEN that number was exceeded another teacher
was anthorlzed to be employed. One teacher In
me roster school naa one hpndfed and sixty.
three t5at no morning, o. whom stxty we're Obliged
u etane. 1ue ~, sae ma7 Mae 70 satnel smasief
No. Tweve' In The as aaed p:h9oi fh4ea naa
teacae5s @ "eIe ao!ng Iae WuiS q tae 3ales allot.
~ ~ - - ~, ~ @ uns @ w. ataa ~ pu-
pS - % ea t ni h tnS ca5S " 99e .easa
~. 3, ~ Tpttf o. toL .oe H
anu @ onDk ~ - ~ ,,.h it auu H. ~ ~
tast ~ enun " o'stss. ,i r. sus ~
ucM 2Snoul tot Lne osae.e n5m yn!'orSn n WSao
Sa.lso LOT ~ ut elGGtEu .tsata'ea5' Ane Aona-
te1s r. "eie ~ .'1 soassy ~ nyao,o. Hsk,a .h o,.
IN m*non o. insPecto1 10. Ea.PenasI' ne ascas 5
Nab oileteo 10 lent tae t"o pul4olnss lok~scnool
p1.poses. n.,.oa ~, x,,,a,.
1nspGcpus GMeau5A ~ otstGu the toiloHHEs
Htsot3fa, 1nat NJ Au1it!ns CommlttGe PC IN
eIueteo toIepolt 70 lle common Cooncil the n
ane49a!e aGcon,mpuauons u Ae comn9n4 OK NE
| noa14 ~! tne Guucauon q tae pupils 81 the pup
" scGeo!s, ahu " ssQnest ~ lime9late oiueE ZOE
toe ssle o. Ecaooi cons.lucuon pon1s, WIN view
| 10 lne erection g! oae o1 molc aao!uonat paotlc
schoo's curing the present year; Adopted.
| Inspector Carpenter moved the appointment Of
aepecisl commlitee TO report on the location and
III n aud pfQpaee cost o. a new school housc, at
| IN adjourned meeting of the Board two weeks
hence.
was the most nl.erablY provided in The city
| The mutton OF INSPECTOR Carpenter prevailed,
and M+ssrs. Carpenter. Ryder and Foster were
, 1865-04-05


-.Sutts for >lnndcr--DIvorecs
In the superior Court--Ike.
corder*a6nnd County
Courts, etc.
UNITED STATES C1ncu1r CouRr.-Refors Judges
Daris and DruH1aond AT the opening Of the
United States Circuit Court yesterday, Judge
Drummond read to the attorneys assembled the
new oatn required Of attorneys pracucing in this
[ot*. All present signed the oatn.
Before the adjournment OF tho Court On Mon
day. an important admiralty decision vas render
Iron Company ya. John W. Hopkins ct al, which
vessel. 1he district Cont heid 1hst t6e Mbei
Court could not entertain libel TO review Tie
question cane before the Circuit Court On appeal,
and. upon revision Of the deci.lon below, Judge
Davis held thst the libel could be reviewed.
This ia thought TO be the first decision Of the
hind ever rendered In tho Un1led States, and it
supposed that the case will 70 to- the Supreme
finally adjudicate IT. and sele the truth or falsty
c1ncC1T Coua7-Be6orr fudge 1Y1llams-1n this
sh oT vsnt pP Theg
NeEs appealed in the dfst instance for delay
IL the case Of Vim. N. Arepd VS.. Charles Uhlieh
ct a., motion for new trial heretofore made
was oTtrruled and Judgment rendered On the ves-
Elizabeth B. woodward, dreesmaker, doing
aled her as1daYit against Little H. Hundee and
Mary He1shey, other d1essm .kers, doing business
The same locality, IN an acton q trespass on the
sDd took violent possession Of nsr
premises, wherefore che snes for $4,000
Issued for the arrest Of the two deiendants: upon
which they Eerc OF will be held to bail.
..1;ts snS or Bi1agst Y4n3{ yss5e1day ed Their
ioF certain slsnderons words spoken. Of Nre:
,FnSns a5d bis that ,s her children
name With certain baker In a1nanner- which
called in her opinion for legal tntefposition. She
thsf5oFe bro9ght sa sSiug hs ae,Ess 4
lime Is either In DURANGO rile OF has given bail.
Almost precisely. s1n1az was the suit COM
meneed 3sstetda! by Patrick i1 and Mary Iawltr
peaehfng Mrs. Lawier's character for chastity, he
impeacbed her character for honesty. HRS. Law
Ter and her husband rushcd to the court for relief
estimating th.t ii would require plaster 900
10 heal her damaged reputation. a capias vas
snrER1oR co0K1-Btfore fudge Gety.- Cecilia
rn,ce ~ nIn rom beF husband, Henry @: Young. III.
Young allowed the bill to be taken pro c0nfksto
and ii was yesterday referred to Master, to take
ptS1i decree Gre Ras rendered in the divorce suit Of
ETha ;,fToIce suit Of Lester A. Ta1cott vs. Julia
Taicet, was defaulted yesterday and referred to
IL i9a p5oda pofder was taken in the bill of Gather
as: s sD Il tSe case M q III, johnson vs. George
E.5ore Judge Hlgqins:--The malicious prosesu-
ton ease oi Sleek y. Witkowaky Vas on trial be-
ss Sanger ~. =: FL " ,esSst hSs
Jacques, a Of the defendants, for 4873 ~.
, 1865-04-05
TT S.-PROPOSALS FOR STA,

OTzlcE 4. Ass'r PROVOST 3fARsuAE a1x'1 LII
In accordance with ord rs IRON toe Pro1ost Mar
81 at General OF the Un1tsd States. dated starch H.
IL: ots 3 aspa SbA Y Ell Ss 1eSslvss ;H
ior al articles Of Stationery .hca may %
2 o IT, af ae
stritt PIoVcst Marst And Bosrds Of Enro1lm ent
e. sso.f 2.f,s. ~ ss!. a. @
aua ns e f. 8
hrnlEE md Recrt1inE Od1ce1s who aIe o. a3y bs on
4ss Z 6 ts St pst ta e
l.veIee At ths etce It tuch Times. md ID suea qusa-
.s q T. r.. O. required 6s the h
Ban1 fe;n. iSE ptoposa,s .hex!nz the kind Of s7t,-
&c ae q b az sh III
81 q e.: so'r or ntor
Each bid. to secure consideration, NUT COZ ain
HE,;tsn suaSantee oitwo 1esooni?e pcrs ns tia The
u. terms Of ts BID and Ii It ready cutter Into
such contract snd 20 give good and suicient oones
The bty of ,hs sgssnaS sr a ain IT, oe
r r. Official eestlneate o. the Cle1k H. ne Test
nay 10 oo euc oaed with ,hs 3D., DaS'i'' o'''f-
Bid ert must b. present 10 respond to their bis,
ta, hna to e1se bonds aud sign the contract be-
H. nnaei.n.d fsseses to himself the right to re-
Payment w11 be- inside so soon alter The delivery Of
20 os tnruthed as The accousts can be prop ex.
amir ed and the requisite funds drawn fou the Treas
Is b
*ts nee Splingnc.u Illinois,
Is i 80 x "a 9s. ntns sts:sh
appe;E. ana encH ne.son. or ever; men ,er Of 1rm
cnt.lng p:oposa! mn.t secowpanI It With N oath
q ~ 70 ths nn,sea esateS or the
0 al IL ID: - 81 st!e,, with tue require,
sa'' = = s i5;,;s
, 1865-04-05
n1v Desti1ay-~tl tlslt Il IL =

PROFESSOR EUSTis LARRAKn. fpup1l o. ~
FmIc1iII anu oorz1czLr the FuIukz E.nTaLa IT. =,
FnTtnneTel tnx Trickety re5orted to. These Lille
Chart pg.ut out pastlc1 ary ths FTCRS @ 1a [sE5e
Suainess FttgndA enemies. DC and are sURK autpEs
Fnl Cnsrts ts en Ys.!s 81 ~ 99:snSIa;; "a -, q
n1 nirih whether single mar1eo, and SEX Aedres
TtISTlS LARRAkD, Camden. New Je1HeS.
t,1- V&Tl
, 1865-04-05

pUBLlC SALE-h n1le VI
Centrsl kaxsy of il'thoi.. executed. sekno1 11aEee
e 1ss
coaveIle aoftfaslnr IN ;snst ii I'D trustse,
and 2 h1s o. al and singular soe
auuct*d Or theFe.tte t. he constfaese, from tas
towI.tnow c1tS) Of New Bes cn. ip Mercer s.oun:y
nos n EanEaS eoanfy u s . i 4 q ~
tens~snS s M r. and letea II nSa,, & eeaus: nc s!p1oi-
double nnck sailE Aad ~ tnr spp1rt-nasr+
- Il 1na shsd y M ena -
ana Son.r, 1ss dsse e,f
% raa
and also ii and SIM Eulsr :hr rsnchises, nshis ia
sl.o, a. Tue r.ls h,loE,e ways p.r. dsp9ts. engine:
shi;s: "a TEsS "a :. e. I5ns tsas@sats
s =
freight ca1s and all other c4ts carriages toos. m4-
59 8hish inoasa ssieai,f se y I'D
and also. Il: goods ana castte:z tnen OF :hera'let
osefa1t u sa,a rslxs roaa' toseissr Wia .2s ot
,s:ass neos pFor = %ousys M 5shss nta a.
ee,yea tasFst5om ey ey .sld s.,w., J. eny ssy
o1 .aa 81 - o. sasa h
ost io tae p-r:ou q persons 1e;ssestec therein
% Wb,ct s.id d - ..s . r1esn-a. + CONFEDERATION
Of one dollar IN tanc Esd Va, b., sd pxrtT
sos:o ste esns. .s,s !. il Ks Il
istd ls9ed az z hsa 5ai1Tsy b asins ss:n .e With
d the Bank Of kyrth An"fl.4, u h city q New
ss16 9D .9s II ~ g .y of D.
II the rate Of ci.ht per crh,cIc auuu II
me7se.se, ana xh saia G;s are naber::e n con-
sccurt tro one to tbree THOUSAND aud eighty
And eneI u the said deed proT,des that Ia
Eade 70 secore the bo.e q ~ b1n3s. Or - msn4
81 20 a es's IL s
cisher Of ,hsn, aieF tie becoaes d., thcI sse
sues asis & he beder.
bonds ainr. shall! wlhla snch o2abe tuat
"a = d ,Is sy
xt least eeh. weeks IN ne es NOR; 4pet. pub
EeS fork, 70 tse hishe.t bidder re pro3 1ts Hsus
a ofths sid Amsitcsn ;ear. K4lissy. - ID Id b
~ scsq r. 9i t.o f @eR;ssa . deed . IN
Il e. q u e H.
suecessor fhonld the sslo rh1lwty fall to sppotrt
u ~ s..s E: s 70
8: T. i I: / i i: 1 j i 3 ! !
snd 19 otn-s': et .se ponds il. SID desc descdbed:
%: a!sss sse VI ~ aila Il is1s. IT
holder. h;EanS o. s III ds5 Of January T. b. 1855
eea y asteE o. ssd deed and eucc,4Ior oi ID eSit
ana Where's: aSo tte r. ..la railway hi, tailed 10;
% TIE sald bonds e held q stor.s*ld nd neMbtIse
payable thereon from ths nr a. 4 Ja' Sc 1h-ls ~
Snd paysbIe, ant 4fe EtlI ae and pRVA3le.
Ana yte9ca4 70, the tald holdtta Of sa1n ntu
t1nnf bonds have In writing Under thir hR1d en-.
tn1 ne the 18th DAY January. ts5 !eau~t.d tne
1nhetGtrued tfcstee Afo-hx3t TO Bel said proper
~ riebta aud franchises In nnd By asld deed pro
NOV therefore, not1ee hereby given. III. n pur
nrsnce OF lhc pfenltes Aforesaid, the uadnlsgnee
frnstet ss atoTee .td Will o1rr for sale II pobc Auc
hon ct he EXCHANGE sa!essoom. No II! B'osew+y 9ys
dsy oi My: 4 b. sss u = O'clock at 9o2n ot nc
snfs ,ls resl .ad r..s:ns1 and 80 q
4aid Wy 70 trantferr' In trust ~ storessld foi
te hAtia14cton Of the CutstsuGinE bcpus c s2o rsl
~ nnd The interest thereon
Upon makng sad sale, N absolute deec oi etnVeS.
thereof. W
pet:e seit esh day Of Feoruaryt 4: q la
nos-nan Sw sap JOHN r. YkLVkRT0N. Tfurtea
, 1865-04-05
nr. &kiEeiOW.

e1onn Genital PhyBcsan, - cons1ated u ~ onee
N Boq.h Clark.st.. corner of Monroe. Enlc419,
nAf b.ock uola the Pcstoncs, on ~ Lnton:e ~; =
}a1ea xrt p4sesseA Of priv &nd delfcaIt nAHare
,o1h seIes, winch he trestE with 3npae,eo sacesS Is
Hooma te phrnte where Ladiee and Gentlemen caa 20
MI tne Dectot with the stc.ctest privacy. Cme:
7outs nom sqEasg5' Ens'sioa II 10 + 1,ee -
Addrcs. Postottce Boz 1A. lnclose tHS StsT:ts aa'
Ftr h.. Gf.tne to 8eStth. .eN|1d*''ls "
, 1865-04-05
Scene In q Guard Room at Raleigh

Scene In Guard Room at Raleigh.
ScEsE-Guard room In Raleigh, North tdro-
Tina. Tnf-.Nld day.
Cn4nAcTERs-Provost Marshal Capt. Waters:
thiee priyates trum North Carolina Re
serves Of 1nvalids; one prisoner, in black
Proroa. Your name Is -
Pfisoner. Yes.
.Pros. Formerly an editor in the Northe
Prts. Yes.
Prov. You're id scoundrel.
P.is. You're-a Confederate Captain.
Psor. Where did you get that pin:
PTis It wAs gilt.
Pror. Hand it here {tAkes it of the pris-
cner himseli), give mt that ring, aud watch
also.
.Pnts. Here they orc.
Pror. Have you any money?
Pris: Two hundred and forty-odd dollars,
.Pror. Hand It out.
Pris. Here it is. Please let me have re-
Pror, You'll get into trouble if you don't
shut That id saucy mouth Of yours. Take
him Off.
Prisoner moves off with guard as le is
his unfortunate head, and throwing his own
old one away, puts the prisoter's in its
place.
This fellow Waters Is In no wise worse than
Carrington at Richmond, OF than any oth-r
officer in that service that met with. Ten
honest men would have saved Sudom but,
alas! On these terms what city now under
rebel rule could hope to eseapes One honest,
humane officer there was In Richmond but
he has left 1t, I dare not give his name
coupled with charge Of honesty, for If DID
they would eeud him from his home, Il they
dared do nothing more.
In all examinations, the first question
81 md hh T7rycn q m Fnn T
, 1865-04-05
Tee1h. Teeth. Teath d!

. ch,c,eo Dcntxl Assc c1atson, b4 Lhe Use of PUsx
E!Tnor. 0x:pE 6As: arc Snah,ed to e1tEact.tecth.
Lhioroforu. Gali 1T The Eoou3s Of the Association
and Sc lit Of names g! p.ssons who have sys'es
safed. Block. DeA1bt n ttr.et ne square from Ps:
ADS;Nt4-4f
, 1865-04-05
1,c1~.,t-.s raouex Sonp.

This &c ebrx,ea .ilet Sosp in such univcrssi oe,
sutpd Il made from 'he eAo1ctst nAt rA!a mi.a ~
.mni. nj in lis nRfuf4. I-A:r Dtly kteEted An3 e1
fIcme'y pcnructal IL IT. ac't % np me sKn fof
sale br ail Drugs sists snd Fancy 1noaA DeA:o4s'
, 1865-04-05

INK. EASTERLY'S
iodine AND SARSAPARlLlA.


t, I. +h. nr RI At x4tf curr disra,es srisz
nom sn tmpurs ztste Of the blood, F1x;
c.~. ru
ScrotuAa, or AlnG'h hs1s, U@nee1es A"
mora. Ernpf1nuR Of the Skin. EFY4fps
.1-s' rh--n,, 1,ra Rvee. R1nowor1n
eA8s7 IATon1c sore AJe19 AAAA@ - " :"
or Tektrr. Sratd Head, Old Sores,
Swelliugr Of the Glands, Lepro.
~. Wn1fe SxeI1fnrn. pi1ce. Blotches,
r.st-
Rheum.t1en. nron.vo or CraTel,xtyer
Complaint, Drxpensia. Nervous Anec.
0onHs General Debillly, all III ""nac
Diseakes and all Diseases arising
fror, tha u~n of 3ter~u-
-, .,n ..,.,,...t ,.,,..,,s, ~ ~. ,,-a n,
those c,sesse; ars1nr TO al IMPURE state OF toe
blood NJ p sres 10 BE- WITH such SUCCESS and
"a c13 : such tstit fac.ion to III "
''sA's e"
Dr.. Easterly's Iodine and Safsspr1llas
, .,..+., ar,,.,,-
tLe He4tesm stAts nastINsts ~ =. ~ M IT.
, 1865-04-05
5prrial p0tices.


Cure yourself ard save EXPENSE @ e1pSSeuse. &c &s.
For ohe pnnh polh lsee,ye-a safe, rr1mAn-at, Speed7
nnc caesp rs.te no D;ts.A ~. Adases; Dr. H.
HH1sTiLiuN, Post once bo1 S]b4. Chlcago' III.
, 1865-04-05
0ruu9r111sT5uiqA-

TIESOLTTION OF PART
IL NEKsH1l:-The rArtncrs1:p ttret osorr existia9
betwft tt ue er*lGueu. under the name u! Let7otQ
Maycr i'o c1prcs to day bs llm,:atiaE. are bus.
nrts iii ,,e CRIED on hy fs. Lxnpo.d Mnyc1 Th3
RECEIVES al Ak.e:s .t trm, and who VAIL Also oefe'
Fpsnsip's 'o' ~ ''o'1'''''' LEOPOLD MAYER.
Chicago, March 81. 16d3. 4. 9ETAAAah.
Referring to tue shove notice. brgte announce hat
ehx continue the buE1neas under 1h- ns1oe .nd hrn
al Ircpo.d Eaye5 a Co.. 6t the Old . acc 6 South
TJark street. LEOPOLD MA1ER
, 1865-04-05

EOWLE'S PILE AND HUMOk
L. CURE Warranted permanent cute in al! cass4
orfmoneS Ie'uLdtd. For teittmonlala and ref.fancf
tosome Of cur prom luens cit zens apply TO
F.A. BRYAN. D1ugg1tt,
Under fremont HQpAo.
: Bold eYcfgWhelS. uh3M866&n-W&aA 2dp
, 1865-04-05
=. 17Hi(,aN SOUTHERN aND

~ Northern Indian. Railroad Company; Once,
snnpa1 Nn meetpS cf Ii. ,ns
viii he he'd Il ths cempan,s office n To edo. Ohio.
or ne eitetio1 of directors. asa 1e tIsrssct,sn 81
aaeh Other hM1,nsss my sons beh;se sq,d meeting
The Stock Transfer Booka will b coscd tom the
sth until the 21th proxtmo, both days taelustve
D, Y, HARHYDTs
nohc5 QS39SH SecrntAkJ.
, 1865-04-05
proposals.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
orF1cE OF TIE NORTHERN 1sp!AvA Pn1soS,}

orF1cK OF TIE NORTHERN Isp!AyA PR1soS,}
AsoH1aAs c1rT. lnai.ns. ,ee.
Sealed Proposals Will be receiveo py the Board oi
control Of tne Horthtrn Indiana -t,te Prison. until
sFid IL = r. LIN o,y q M.s, A p 1sss a. = oclosk
&C.. l!oute, including the Guard House, the Office
Buolngs. 0nd the lion OF the Prison a1fSa1d
stntIg Towers OF said prison. rear Mcnig n City, In
u'ana aCct roipg to the plans and specifications pre-
PaKed o. the aEcelect. and orlats Ut The hoard OF
Proposals shall bs s or such w21k, {or eficf
onefr more Ct tue three rlvisona thereof All mate
Itas to be furnished BY the contractor. except
namf In the eapecidcasona Bfttk to bo nlade II dc
s,fsd tho c9ntrsctor from the clay uptn the and
tral kat road. Bills Of pareslA must 3mpH1y ch
bid. with pricra for each ktad OF work and tota
amounts carried out- Al the WORK to be competed
OF before the Lat day Of Uctooer 1866.
Ninety per Ct nt Of 1he amount ct work done aud
mstesiss cetvered, asce1s4In.d by The estlnats Of
ceEt 81 the oput Of each estimate to BE- retained
uDtil the comptton ct thu conr sct and acceptance
Of the same, end 10 be forfeited in OF non fu II
mect OF centfacl. No contract to be sasigLed With
or conGent Ct the Board
Contractor give At lea>t three good freehold secu-
The BOAR Fe8eryez the right elect sny al bids
onered nud to dec cont1 acts void fer non-compi
anee with the atpulauons thereof either rot
mate. s<r Voik. or f.lure to PROFESS satisfactorily
sba,1 be enye.oped and plainly addzcst ed
to tte' Board Of Cntro OF Northern Indiana Prison."
MshEz sz s9f ePaqst r
Information. HUGH HANNA.
JOshP3 DODGE.