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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

STATE OF IsDIASA. SIS.
SECRETARY or STATES oFrIcE.
l. Nelson TrEsier Secretary OF sse for the State q
Indiana, certify that have compared the above With the
enrolled act, from which the taken pos on
lie IN ny once, AID Ind Il 20 Be true and complete
cops of sad enrolled act.
IN testimony thereof. have here7nto set my hs.d
aud affixed the seal OF the state a. lndl-nspo this
81 day o; March, iss5-
NELSON TRUsLER.
Secretary u state.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04
CHAs. A Raj,
j. t ELLIorr.
J sHEs > FRAZER,
r c GREGORY.

have also consulted the president of the Sen
ate aud the speaker OF the House OF Representa-
tives, both able and learned LAWYERS, and fad
that they concur in the opiuiOn expressed by the
Judges OF tie supreme court.
In vies of the importance of this subiec. and
the presen. condition Of the business of the leg
islsture. / have thought j, proper TO call your
attention 70 the subject in a special message
o. p MORTON, Gov OF Ind
Mr. Coffroth moved TO refer the message TO a
select committee OF i've.
Mr. Danham regarded the message as & most
impuGent attempt 10 interfere With The iBdepeud-
ence and dignity OF the legislature He would
move, therefore, that the documen, be returned
TO his e1cellency BE was the executive officer
of our mandates. not our dictator. Such a mes
sage from Abraham Lincoln would have been
rejected even by the present congress. For him
self he would not cit single hour under she dc
tation OF his e.cellesey. he would resist at all
points ell attempts At executive dicta,ion. The
constitution never contemplated tha, his excel
lency should interpret our ostbs for rs. He re-
pested. this attempt Of bis eIcellency was so i'm
pudent Interference With The rights Of this
House.
Mr.. Cofrcsh. although be thought the Cover.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04
AFTERNOON sEsslOy

Net at 2 o'clock Mr. Henricks 10 the chair.
The presiding officer stated the consideration
OF unfinished business. viz tbe fnal passage OF
the general appropriation bill. No. l96. Passed
Yea "a noes D.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

FRIDAY, March ;, 1865
The senate met at 9 o'clock a. m.
The reading OF the journal was dispensed
With.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

The lieut. governor being absent. the principal
secretary called the Senate 70 order.
Do motion BY Mr. ysw,er Mr. Dunning took
the chair. ef.s.
Mr. Oyler demanded call OF the Senate.
IL was ordered, and sixteen senators failed 70
answer.
On motion By Mr.. Cullen the sbsentees were
seat for .
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04
MORGAN RAID BILL

Messrs. Zeigler and Mr. Ollemsn we're granite
leaves of absence on account of sickness.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

Mr.. Vavter, from the select committee thereon
submitted a report returning the billtH 255.
with amendments equivalents to a new bail on The
subject. recommending passage. The report
vas concrrred in
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-08
Notice to Voters.

orplCE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
1Commi.sioners OF Storey County, Virginia
July "a, ls6S-Notice is hereby given TO the
voter. OF Storey. county, that this Board will
NEE, a, their Office, in this city. on MONDAY
The 7,h day of August. \. D. 1865 and will sit a.
a Board OF Registration. from 10 o'clock A. ~ tc
o'clock P. ~. in conformity TO the provisions o
an Act of the Legislature Of the State Of Nevada
entitled An Act to provide for the Regisiratior
Of the Names Of Electors aud for the ascertain
ment Of proper proofs Of the persons who shall
be entitled 10 the rights Of suffrage
By order of the Board.
Void LUCIEN HERMANN, Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-08
County Tax Collectors omce.

NTOREY COUNTY. TATE or NEVADA,
' August S, 1855 Notice Is h"rrby given. that
the taxes assessed on the procreds ri thr mines
for the quarter ending June 3sf. IRSS. pre- now
due and payable, and that the law with rNSsrd to
their collection will be strictly rnforc,.d.
Once No. g South B street, virEinla Guy.
IF. O'FERRALL.
.usH ... County Tax Collector.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-08

Pacific Insurance Comply
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
\. J. RALSTON. SECRETARY.
Annual Report of the Pacific Insu-
rance Company.
SWORN STATEMENT.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
l April ed. 1880, concerning corporations, the
Pacific Insurance Company makes the following
report
|. The amount OF the capital stock of this com.
pany is seven hundred and afty thousand dollars,
al paid In cash SIS 200 90
II. The amount OF assets is nine hundred and
seventeen thousand, four hundred and forty-two
dollars and fortyeight cents. S9l7, ,ii2 iS
Ill. The company has no debts.
". Tho amount of insurance written during
The year Is eleven millions nine hundred and seV
~nty.seven thousand eigh, hundred and afty.tiys
The amount of insurance in force December
3Ist ten millions. one hundred and twenty thou
sand. eigh, hundred and nnety'four dollars
slo,l20s94 90
V. The Company insures against the following
risks, viz:
Buildings, Quartz Mills, Merchandise,
Household Furniture, Rents, Leases,
Vcsselsi In Port and their C3rSoes,
uuu HCTSOuhi
Property,
Tor loss or damage by Dire.
VI. The largest -um this Company will take on
any one risk IL $4,000. the limit axed by law,
but on all such large risks Reinsurance 10 a Ger
rain extent will be made In other responsible CON-
pan!es. j. HUNT, President
\. J. RALsroS, Secretary.
San Francisco, January t. 1868
William Alvord, Moses Ellis.
EB B.nchley, 4 q Stiles,
+ Lazard, Moses Heller.
4 SelIgman Edward Martin,
Alfred Bor-l \ Tubbs,
Charles Mgyne, J Thomas,
Louis McLane DwC Rice,
Lloyd Trvis John G Bray,
John @ Rittle, David terms,
W c Rals.on, William Sherman,
James DeFremery, Samuel Bigelow,
G. W Beaver I. Sachs,
Herman Michels. SN Wilson.
Ell Goldsten, Alphrus Bull
II Hanssman, William Scholle.
HIN Newhall.
State OF California, City aud County Of San
Francisco, sa-On the 10th day of january, A. n.
1865, personally appeared before neil y. Ho.
mans a Notary Public in and for said city and
county, duly commissioned and sworn-A.
Ralsion. Secretary Ofthe Pacific Insurance Com
pany, who, being duly sworn. did depose and say
that the statements contained In the foregoing re-
por, Of the Pacific Insurance Company, 10 the
best of his knowledge and belief are true full and
correc, 4. J. RAJ TON.
Sworn and subscribed TO before me. this 10th
day Of January, a. D. 1868
II. S. HOMANS. Notary Public.
The Pacific Insnrnnce Company,
Having. in compliance with the law, deposited
Fifty Thousand Dollars in the bonds Of the State
OF Nevada, arc now prepared TO effect Insurance
40 the
Lowest Established Rates.
OFEICE-At the Agency Of the Bank Of Cali
foruia corner Of c and Taylor streets, Virginia,
Nevada SHARON & RALST0S.
General Agents for the State of Nevada
lly2p is6ml
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-08
LONDON BANKERS:
The London Joint Stock Bank
SAN FRANCISCO:
Manager. Milton y. Latham ;
Assistant Manager. Camille Martin.

Assistant ...Cumillo Mnrtin.
LOCAL ECToRS:
WM. B. JOHNSTON. Agent Liverpool and Lon.
don and Globe Insurance Company;
uESRY CARLTON. JR.. Merchant;
4. EHRHoRS, Merchant OF Hellman Bros. & Co
This Bank Is prepared 10 transact all kinds OF
General Banking and Exchange Business in Lon
don and San Francisco. and between said cities
nd all parts OF the world.
The IAN Francisco Office Is authorized TO draw
Bulls of Exchange or issue Letters OF Credit, mp
on either Of the under named Founders and Pro-
prietors OF the Bank. or Cat the option OF the
buye: } upon the following Houses, with whom
the Bank has established credits, viz:
LoSpoS-The London Joint Stock Bank. NO
5 Princes street; Mcssrs B!sehohsheim, Gold
schmidt & Co.; Messrs. Fruhng Gosehen {;
Messrs. Frederick Huth & Co; Mes rs. J. $. Nor
gan & Co.. (successors 10 Messrs. Geo. Peabody &
Coz: Mrssr-. Stern Brothers.
NEW YORK CIrT-Messrs. Dabney, Morgan &
Co., So Exchange Place.
PARIs-Messrs BIschoif.cheirn. Goldschnidt &
Co: M-ssrs. a. J. Stern & Co.
FRASKFoRr or THE NAMING. sigisimund
SulEbarh: Mr. Jacob ). II. Stern. ..--.s
GERNASY-Thr Bank Of Sake Meiningen.
AMSrERpAN-Bauk de Credit AID dc Depot des
Pays BaA .l
AxTwERP-Mrssrs So,tebohm Brothers; Mr..
?. r. Blschoff.heln.
HAMBURG-MrssrS John BereuberS, Goss!er s.
Co.
GENOA AND NAPLEs-Ths AngloI,aliau Bank.
VALPARAISO AND LINA-Messrs Fred HUH,
GruninR & Co.
MASiLA-MessrS Russell & Sturgia
AUSTRALIA. ISDIA AND CHISA-Asiatic Bank
ing Corporation and It's Branches 4, Bombay,
Calcutta Colombo. Singapore, HonSkonS ShanS'
hai Melbourne. . ~ ......|.
CHfSA AND JAPAS-Ths Chartered Mercantile
Hank Of India, London and China, and Its
Branches. .
IRELASD-Provneial Bank Of Ireland, and all
Rs Branches. -. r. ....-. .-.
Special attention paid 10 selling California Sc.
curities In Europe Collections Purchases Of Real
E,ta,e and Mining Shares, and Investments Of all
kinds in California
The above Bank will be opened August lst.
MILTON =. LATHAM.
iysm Manager.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-08

Notice. s.TE. r.t
YoHN q. BOONE HAS THIS DAY WITH
81 srrvu bis interest from the Arm OF Herriek.
McCurdy l. Co.. BY mutual con,ent
HERRICK. McCURDY & co.
Cola Hni Foundry, July u, 1855. AnlH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-08
For Sale

THE PROPERTY OPPOSITE THE ODD
Frllows' HSll--a Blacksmith Shop-lo, 25x
100 feet, sud o strong building, 2Sx35 feet II IS
= rood location, suitable for any purpose, which
Apply. oa the premises Mrv,v 10 rcvv,r
oo,a, nm. AuVuIt !. lsSs. aul II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-08
Tax Collector,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
ID Of the Justices Conrt, Gold Hlll PRECINCT Sto.
rey county, state OF NevCla lated July 2Oth. p.
1895 in favor ofthe State Of Nevada and sSanst the
Danianelle Miulng Company and the real estate
and improvements hereinafter describe for the
sum OF one hundred and ten and s-uo dollars delin:
ouent taxes AMI thirty-one and sion doSrs costs Of
suit together with accruinS costs and expenses OF
sale; and pursuant to the provisions OF an Act en-;
titled "An Act TO provide for the ASsessipH 4nd
Collecting County aud Territorial Reyenne, ap.
proved November ~ 1851, and the Act amendetnry
thereof approved Dec'r d. 1872; Al also state Act
relating, to collecting delinquent tAxess approved
l. shall expose for sale, at public anctLop, 70
the highest bidder for cash gold coin OF the Un!ted
etates5 IN front or the Court Hou,e, In YifginiG
CITY. On MONDAY, the 3Sh day OF Au2ust, \. ..
1885 between the h0urI Of IN O'Clock A. y and II
osiceE /. S.of that day. 20 much n the following
described real eSt1te, with improvements thereon,
az shall be necessary 10 satleH eAtd execution and
costs Of sale. situated in Goa Hn, stoFsy county.
''f Twsiys HUNDRED festaf ground Known u the Oar.
dauelle Mining Compa1y'g Er9unh eommspeang At
the south tine Of the UohSod dAtsd inink Cornpany.
nsa Se!Sa Sin.aS SSmrsSy. xtsi sfs;; ie.
: - 0IfE'L 81 p oEHnkALIsI
vtTsss oik. IuSSSsS. ~. Stja
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-08
To the Ladies.

When female IL In trouble, or afflicted with
dlsrase. a. Weakness Of the Back and Lnin', Palm
In the Head Dmnrss Of light, Loss Of Muscular
Power. Palpitsion ofths Heart, Irritabillty, Ner.
vousness, ExtrrIns Urinary Difficulties, Deranss'
mrnt of the Digestive Functions. General Debil.
inv, VsgiaItis, all Diseases Of the Womb. Hysie-
ria Steriiy. and a other diseases peculiar to fe.
males, they should 60 write af once TO thr Gel.
pbrstrd Female Doctor, w. X. Dohrrty, nj bis
Medical Institute, and consult him about their
troubles Ind disease The Doctor Is effecting
more cures than any other physician In the State
Of California. Let no false delIcacy prevent You.
but apply Immediately and Save yourself from
painful suffrrings and premature death. All mar.
ried Ia Hes whose delicate health or Other crcum.
stances prevent an increase In the family. shonld
write or call at DR.. W. K. Doherty'r Medical 10.
stitute and they will receive every possible relief
and help The Doctors Offices tconslsting Of
suite of six roomL, are 10 arranged that he can
be consulted without fear Of observation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-08
u H. Isl A. 8. GOULD, Notary Public
seminal Weakness -sworn Certin.
cate OF Remarkable Curo Of Sper.

matOrrh30. ..... .......r
A desire 10 benefit suffering humanity, and
feeling Of gratitude to Doctor w. K Dohrrty,
alou. Induces mt 10 make this abatement. For
many yesrs have been afflicted With that fearful
dIsesse known as SpermstorrhGa, or Seminal
Weakness, to O fearful extent. which was soon
followed BY the most alarming symptoms, a.
weakness Of the oack and limbs, pain In the head,
dIruness of vision, nervousness Ind genera de.
bty. My mind. too, was affected to such anex-
teut as TO seriously impair my memory my ldeas
were confused and spirits depressed Iwssaverse
to society; had evil forsbodings and sslfdistru.i,
and was entirely untitled for any OF the duties OF
life. From 1855 to the summer OF 1853 en-
poyed the very best medical talrnt could hnd,
and spent several hundred dollars, but in no In.
stance could obtain more than temporary RELIEF.
had about concluded there was no relief for mo
In this world, but, reading Dr.. Doherty's advrr.
tlsernent, thought should call and him. and
he charged nothing for consultation. had sn In
tervisw with DR.. Doherty at / noffice In Sacra'
mepto street, and bis fee for treatment was so
reasonable determined 10 try him. though did
NOT expect much benefit from his treatment. On
the hfth Of December last placed myself under
his care In one week found myself very much
improved, and now, Rftcr hvr weeks treatment,
I feel myself thoroughly cured Of all my troubles
and in the enjoyment ofthe best health. Hoping
that my experience may be Of benefit to others
similarly afflicted, subscribe myself,
JAMES JOHNSTON.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, this 18th
day Of January, A. d. 1854.
iL.s.l A. q. RANDALL, Notary Public.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-22
BYTELEGRAPH
eN4sas ssef TO THE bn
EVENING PAPERS.

y 81 I'll y4ff .. W
Arrival Of Jeff DGvis at Fortress Monroe.
qeoaa FORTRESS MONROE, MAY 10.
JEFF. Davis with family, staff Offices &C.,
arrived here to-day from Hilton Head, in the
steamer William 81. Clyde, conveyed by the
u. S. gunboat Tuscarora, Commodore Finely.
Col. Pritchard of the Michigan cavalry, who
made the capture with O strong body OF men
accompanied the party, and he Immediately.
telegraphed to Washington for instructions in
regard to the disposal of his charge. The
Clyde still remains over three miles from
who has yet come ashore. = r.
1t is rnmored that Davis was landed about 4
Z. M, to-day on the beach, and from there
was marched into the sally port of the water
battery. lc 8 ats.s.a65 80 e.ssf
LATER, 4 P. M.-Steamer CLYDE has inst
Z dropped her anchor in the Roads, and there
seems no doubt but that JEFF Davis must have
been, landed somewhere on the beach. No
Communication Is allowed with the steamer.
The officer in charge awaits instructions from
Washington. ~ 49,
About week since Col. Breyerton of the
Engineer Corps, received orders by telegraph
from Gen. Barnard, to save d room in the
easement on the inside of the Fort. vacated
for the accommodation Of prisoners OF State.
The easements which once communicated one
into the other, are now Theoretically sealed
by walls of brick, strong iron bars and other
substantial arrangements Of similar material.
The enclosure is complete, rendering futile
any attempt Of escape or rescue. Strong guards
Of sentinels are to be posted Immediately in
the vicinity sasf4ssT...re a.
BALTIMoRE, May 20.
A letter to the American from on board the
Tuscarora, says the. parties we have, consists
fJeff. Davis, his wife, assmall son and two
daughters together with Alex. 81. Stevens,
9. G. Clay, Col. VIM. Regan, Gen. Wheeler and
fifteen. or sixteen others, whose names have
not ascertained. The letter concludes by say
ing we leave for the Potomac in a few hours.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-22
1.-THE Place Of Abraham Lin coin in
esn.s History" ias4' Il

Under the above title, the historian, Ban
croft, gives In the June number Of the allan
tic Monthly brief but striking review OF the
relations of slavery to parties and public men
from the first formation of our government to
the present time. 1t is a paper which must
command attention not alone from its forcible
and incisive style, but from the weight which
necessarily attaches to the deliberate utter
ance, on such topic, of the historian of the
United States. The picture Of the difficult
ties which attended the opening Of Mr.. Lin
coins presidential career is wildly drawn, and
contains in particular some scorching illusions
to the perfidy of Lee, who though the trusted
chief of staff of the Lieutenant General, chose
this time Of fearful public trial to go over to
the: enemy. The article concludes with no.
BILE tribute to the character of the lamentsd
President Of which the following 10 the clos
ing passage: sS19 $50 . MN rs-z
The measure by which Abraham Lincoln
takes his place, not In American history only,
but in universal history, is his Proclamation
OF January l., 1858, emancipating all slaves
within the insurgent States. 1t was, indeed,
military necessity, and it decided the result
of the war. 1t took from the public enemy
one or two millions of bondmen, and placed
between one and two hundred thousand brave
and gallant troops in arms on the side Of the
Union. A great deal has been said in time
past of the wonderful results of the toll of the
enslaved negro in the creation of wealth by
culture Of cotton; and now it is in part to the
aid of the negro in freedom that the country
owes its success in its movement Of regenera-
tion,-that the world of mankind owes the
| continuance of the United States as theexam
pie of a Republic The death of President
Lincoln sets the seal to that Proclamation,
which must be maintained. 1t cannot but be
maintained. 1t is the only rod that can safely
carry off the thunder-bolt. He came to it
perhaps reluctantly; he was brought to adopt
it, as il were, against his will,s but compelled
BY inevitable necessity. He disclaimed ali
praise for the act, saying reverently, after it
had succeeded, THE nations condition God
alone can claim"
And what futurity is opened before the
country when its institutions become homoge
naous From all the civilized world the ma
tjons will send hosts to share the wealth and
glory of this people. It will receive all good
ideas from abroad; and its great principles Of
personal equality and INSTRUMENTATION of
conscience and mind--freedom OF speech and
action-freedom of government through ever
renewed common consent-Will undulate
4 through the world like the rays OF light and
heat from the sun With one wing touching
the waters OF the Atlantic and the other on
the Pacific, it will grow into greatness OF
which the past has no parallel; and there can
De no spot in Europe or Asia so remote or 80
secluded as to shut out Its influence.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-22
oRsasSA1sANp sHLeoasaa


7 RThe death of the rebel Gen. Early at
Lynchburg is reported
I'D JEFF Davis was captured in the outskirts,
of the Rebel Confederacy.
The new meeting house in Pressure Isle
will be dedicated on Sunday, 2stb inst Sermon
by Rev. Mr. Carpenter of Houlton.
= 81 Weare indebted to Hon. John II. Goode-
now, U. s. Consul General to Constantinople,
for late files of English papers forwarded from
London. Mr.. G. is on his way to his official
post. NS8s III.
I'D On Tuesday of last week, says the Repub-
Iscan, some young men got uponthe track Of a
bear about mile from East Machias village,
and pursued and shot him. He weighed about
800 pounds
{ % James, the youngest son of Gapr. VIM
Knowles of Surry, was drowned at Millbridge
on Monday last probably while going on board
his fathers vessel, which was ready for sea. His
bodywas recovered aA hstasis9
BWea are grateful to John Bailey, Esq, of
Washington, for copy Of an old but valuable
book entitled Principles aud Acts Of the Revo-
tuition published in 1922 in Baltimore. by
| II. Niles. .gRsp lgqsH sf u bsgasHs ON
Il N
RThe editor Of Biddefsrd paper evidently
considers it discreditable to be unpopular with
copperhead editors. Wouldn't it be better to
strive, by worthy works, to be popular with
ones own Union townsmen and neighbors2
1--WE can't understand why any honest man
should object to having his record held up be-
fore his eyes. No man should express an opin-
ion that he does notentertain, and NO man should
| be ashamed Of an honestly held opinion. ~
Joseph A. Durgin Of Bangor, fell from
aloft on board ship David Brown, on the 18th of
March, says the Wing, and was so severely in
jured as to survive but an hour and half He
was II years and months old. Hewas a very
faithful and excellent young man, and was be-
loved by all on board the ship. The ship was a
week out from an Australian port.
R That immaculate saint who presides over
the -Argus INDUCES in some chaste language be-
cause the, Press does not stoop to notice the
/ slang which it. and papers like it, aveindulged
in. We should as soon think of taking clean
pocket handkerchief to wipe off wheel grease,
as to5insult and outrage the readers of the Press
by pouring through its columns such wash and
rinsings as the argus seems to delight in.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-22

The public are cautioned agaist base imitation
Of L. r. Atwood's Bitters, by % nanufaoturer of
proprietary medicines in this city who has not only
copied the label in part and adopted the same style
bottle, but states his label that he has purchased
the entire right of Dr. Atwood, and as AZ. F.'sare
the Only Atwood Bitters put up in Maine which
have gained celebrity this evidently leads the I'M
wary to suppose that 1t is L. F. Atwood-who has
never conveyed to him. directly or Indirectly either
the title to or any Information respecting his Bit
ters This is the same person who formerly signed
M. =, instead Of H. F. Atwood. Hesays "Beware
of counterfeits and limitations !" which seems to be
upon the same principle that "a Thief Cries Stop
Thief" The genuiue is signed L. f. Atwood and
bears an extra label on white paper headed ..Cau,
ton, Extra" Countersigned by H. H. Hay, Drug.
giet, Portland, Sole General Agent. i s.sa.
y Portland, April 2e--3aw&wtt w
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-22
uaH2TJ0aP OR TLANDTa =
photographic Gallery
ALoNzO $. DAVIS, Proprietor, Y
so Middle ST., Portland, Me.
Copying donein the Destmanner n decastf
af EVERY ONE SHOULD USE
Halls Vegetable ASicilian
HAIR rRENEWER.

That splendid preparation for the hair which is
fast becoming so popular and so much inquired 70
No one who has once tried it will ever give up its
nss. Tgf JFTI2 uufYrG ne a
It is vegetable compound and contains no in
juieus properties whatever. 1t will restore gray
hair to its orig nal color; 1t win prevent the hair
from falling out; it causes the hair to grow bald
heads: it cea the scalp, and makes the hair so
Iurous and sllken. 1t is beautiful hair dressip
MS recommended and used By the 6fst medical ass-
Abprity.
Be very particular to ask for Halls Vegetable
Sisilian Hair Remover, as there is worthless mi-
taaonlih the market. 9IOM on
R. P. HALL CO., Proprietors, Nashua N, H.
wholesale Agents In Portland. WE. Phillips and
a Il. Hay, and sold By Druggists and Dealers gen.
orally. mayl54w -
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-22
I MARRIED.

At Cape Elizabeth Ferry, May IL. by Rev Robin-
to Fielding. Of q p 4
In Buxton, May 4, Edward Anderson, of Wind
num- ~ H aam Msmmiable ii Cole. Of B,
rusha Campbell, ~"
N In Biddeford, May IA, Jessie Smith and Mary e
. In Ellsworth. May 9, Robt Hamilton and Helen
In Ellsworth. May Z, Joseph oy and Miss Lucy
II, In Eo55oroft May 8. Oscar Dow and Hellen Dol