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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-21

New Haven, june 18th, 1854,
Messrs. C. q. Clark q CO.--Ge1stte1aen:- desire
to make known the almost instantaneous effects OF
Goes Dyspepsia Cure, in cases Of cholera n,orbas
had been for twenty four hours purging at the
stomach and bowels, every fifteen minufes / went
into your drug store to procure some brandy as
had always been told that 1t was good remedy for
Dysentery NY pailid face and my weakness 81
once attracted the attention of the clerk in charge
and he asked nae at once "wbat is the matter ''
rephed: II have been for twentry-four hours vomit.
ing and purging, and lam unable to stand or walk.
from weakness and this deadly sickness at my stom.
ach completely prostrates me- he prodaoed bot.
tie OF Goes Dyspepsia Cure, eayine sstake large
sssiSM OF that; It sn0w II O'Clock; taken anOthe'
From the moment took that first dose of the
medicine my sickness at stomach was gone-its effect
was instantaneous. In an hour eat my dinner with
as good relish as ever hungry man partook, las
was well cleared out of FOOD and followed by
teaspoonfui Of cure. have not suffered particle
Of inconvenience since / took the remedy.
Z Its action was so wonderful and SO Immediate
that could hardly believe the evidences of my own
senses and desire to publicly make known these
ncts that the whole world may avail themselves Of
its use. Like bread, it thould find place in every
ones house, and believe that no one should 20
away nom home without bottle Of it IN his pocket
or where 1t could be quickly made available.
Truly yours, GEO. L. DRAKE.
ayalv ~ 0ae Of sAs Tsseasv.svs. .9 dsiBI
3l AGAsi l8a9ifT New Haven, July 18th, 1864.
MR. CoE-Sir:-Having been troubled with the
Dyspepsia for some eight or twelve months have
taken the usual kinds ofmedicines which have done
cine to care the Dyspepsia. have tried it, and
found It to be THE medicine. The first 10 drops 1.-THE
7th Of June. that took, relieved me in one minute
have taken 1t three or four times but have had NO
distressing feeling in my stomach since taking the
first Is Drops although before, ! could not eat
meal, and sometimes no more than three or foul
mouthf1lls without distressing me. a zs0.f+'-
Respectfully, j. y. Woodbury..
sl-ig II AasI u New Haven, June 18th, 1864
= Mn. CoR-Dedr Sir The bottle of Dyspepsia
Medicine received from you gave instartaneous
relief only used 1t when my food distressed me-
1t was about like taking two doses TODAY one 10.
morrow then every other day, increasin the ouan.
hty Of food and decreasing the medicine until was
enabled to eat without taking anything At all Ny
case was an extreme one, having suffered for seven
years. / now consider myself cured and by using
only one bottle Of medicine in the space Of two
months. The dose was teaspconfnl s.si
. Sold BY Druggists in city and country every
! s5lfa,ss Price si.oo per Bottle. s7,w !
Orders by mail, nom either dealers or consumer,
promptly attended to-.
~ + ''llt8a G. g. CLARK a. co. -iog1t'
m. Whoiesass Dy~ggists, NesO Havss, Coma,
Proprietors.
Sold in Portland BY W v. Phiiiips, n. H. Hay
and all other dealers. usTchaeodlyea
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MEDICAL.
DIR. ]. b, HUGHE
.lIUldaa Irsru.H...L
oAH BE BOUND AT HIS fs
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. S Temple Street

M hEkE he can be consulted privately. and with
w .as Utmost confidence the afaieted ct an
nonrS aaiiy, anu nom A n. to oP.M.
affection OF private disease whether srisins from
impure connection or the terrible vice ~
the medical profession, he feels varrrntaa IN 60
ALTERING CURE IN ALL cAsRs, whether OF long
standing or recently contracted entirely removIne
the dregs OF disease from the system, and making =
perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
de would call the attention OF the afflicted 10 thu
tact Of his long standing and well reputation
cees af~7IlTI % 7'lT7 T7l7 \ :
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sai 'STAaTEMGENT
EIgs H OF the condition of the
Atlantic Fireand Marine ms. Co.,
p * = il+s 9 u ofsA tsl84SU 4 ~ {

Thirty First Day of December, A. D., 1884,
Made to the Secretary Of the State Of Maine, pur-
suant to the Statute OF that State, EMIT ed An
to regu ate Agencies OF Foreign Insurance Com
panies.' 'hsfaE srcsf-sfoH a.rlfA
CONS 4aAslt ----7 gEI a5bus11A
'a7t5 eanfahT NAME AND LooATIoN.aN ssf s~A
The name of this Company is The Atlantic Fire
and Marine Insurance Company. Incorporated In
l52 and located the City Of Providence State of
Rhode island. -- an
VI hna ganfeis na.5 CAPITAL. Soiq' eoafV
The Capital of said Company actually paid up In
OAsH 10. -.....-....s.....l $t1UOOUO W
The surplus on the slst day OF Dec'r,.. 67S8 q
Total amount OF CapitaI ana sur6nlus s957 soa 90
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And plain printing Of every description Also,
R,sIe and Figure i0orE, executed neatly, and on
gsip ne terms that cannot fail to satisfy
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INSURANCE.
.STATEMENT
rr--ww OF the condition Of the
Insurance Company

asgn = = OF NEW YORK, : 10
On the first day of December A. D., 1884, made to
Secretary of the state Of Maine, pursaans 70 sne
Statute Of that State.
ms q fpAuE AND LOCATION. G a AZ 3.
4 The name Of this COMPANY 1. The b 3me Insurance
COMPANY. Incorporated IN 1853. and located in III,
City Of New Yvrk
.s1A 60 % CAPITALIZED &
The Capital OF said Company actually paid up in
The su. plus on the 1T day ofDec 1854 I64s.sss 20
Total amount of Capital and surplus, ss6is5sss 20
iltt 1888 iaal ASSETS: ,aw5i " rsg s has
Amount Of Cash In Contiue ntal Bank m SIS SCI 20
Amount Of Cash In hands of agents. and.
course " Transmission (estimatedC ~ zoe, BAL go
Amognt OF unincumbered real estate, No 1ite1
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-07
cOppEKmEAn OANnlpATrs.

1t seems that the Copporheads doro-
gard Judgeships as political Offices. AT
Columbus, on Thursday, thOy nomin-
ated Hon, p. Van Trump for tho long
term, and Hon, Thomas NJ. Key for the
short term, for Judges Of the Supreme
Court Of Ohio. 1t is very bad thing
indeed to nominate partsOns for ju-
dieial position. The idoa Of a man go,
ing before q Court constituted by {
political party
And who is Mr.. P Van Trump HI
was the Know Nothing Candidate fo
GOvOrRor a little while ago, and b,
graduated CoppcrLead,---DaytoI
journal. .. ,.
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dialogue ensued, in the course Of
which it was made evident that the
democratic central committee were
,desirousof using Mr.. Roland's type,
press, time, reputation, and what not,
to snbserve their own ambitious pur-
poses, and that the central committee
were fully committed 10 the scheme.
The-movers in this disgracefM attempt
to control the press seem TO have pro-
ceeded upon the theory that because
they take, and perhaps pay for a pa,
per, they have a right TO dictate to the
editor; and that men elevated to the
dignity of county central committees
are privileged to say to their local ed.
itor, (as they did at Lancastcr,) "sell
ont your busines, or else hire as an
editor whom we shall nominate A
more gross invasion of personal rights
and the independence of the press, we
never knew. And if Mr.. Roland pos
sessod the spirit that should charac-
terize the profession, he would have
booted the impudent trespassers, to the
.end OF his journey. The resolution o.
the committee, with Mr.. Roland's pro
posed amendment were laid upon the
table--the affair taking range not
originally contemplated. The proba'
bility seems to be that 'the democra-
cy" of Fairfield county will so order
affairs as to make it for the interest ot
Mr.. Roland to make room for the edi
tor they have in waiting. And these
are par excellence the champions of al
independent press FAIL
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THE-followiug, from the State Jour
nal, refers to the accident in which so
manyof the brave boys from this Ceun-
ty, wsrc killed, We heard several Of
the soldiers speak Of the unknown la
dy at thetime, but Understood sho was
from Baltimore, Maryland instead Of
Baltimore in this county. Such hero
ism deserves special mention, and il
should indeed be Wepoken as a memo,
rial of her."
nit shRll be spoken as Memorial Oi
-.-..-.. --,,- Herr
On board the train which met with
the dreadful accident, spoken of some
days ago, on the Central Road, result
ing in the death ofhine' men and twen.
ty wounded, was a Young lady whose
charity and valor ON that occasion
should be spoken Of. that others under
like circumstances may initiate hei
example. What her name is weknow
not. We were informed that she re-
sides in Baltimore, Fairfield county
Ohio. Soon as she saw what had hap
pened, she took from her trunk one Of
her dresses and tore it up into banda
ges, and then from their canteens pour
ed water upon their wounds, using her
pocket. handkerchiefs for wash rags
and her sleeves rolled up to her ell
bows, and blood of the returning
braves dripping from her fingers, sht
tied up their wounds. She assisted
alsos in extricating the mangled bod
les, dead and alive, from between anC
beneath the cars. She washed thC
face of one poor soldier, whose heac
and face was so bruised that he coul(
not be identified, covered his face will
her handkerchief and left him corps
upon the ground. Many a one wOuiC
have tainted at such sight. She hat
more influence over those wounded
soldiers, than all the rest of the by
ISLANDERS put together. She approach
ed, with plate in hand, an old mai
who had refused food at the hand Q
others-his suffering being very grea
and with such sweetness Of spirit a
could but melt The heart Of sufferin
man, she said, "Now uncle, you mus
cat this" He hesitated not a momen
but ate freely. Some Of the wounde
uttered words of profanity, but wer
silenced when she pointed to the man
gled dead, saying. You ought to b
thankful that you are not as they"
"swayed by no selfish aim, she bears her part
In all her Joys and woes; in pain and strife,
Ponder and still more faithful,
4 Obi what were man IN dark
Misfortune's hour without her cherishing aidp
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A WORD FOR NEWSPAPERS.

We clip the following article from
an exchange. 1t is true and we com
mend it to every man who has an in
terest in tho place where he resides
Nothing is more common than to hear
people talk Of what they pay newspa-
pers for advertising. &C., as so much
given in charity: Newspapers by en-
hancing the value of property in n'tbeir
neighborhood and giving the localities
in which they are published reputa-
tion abroad, benefit all such grumb-
lers, particularly 'ifthey are merchants
or real estate owners, thrice the amount
yearly Of the meagre sum they pay tor
their support. Besides, every public
spirited ctik,n has a laudable pride
in having papcr OF which he is not
ashamed, even though he should pick
IL up in New York or Washington. A
good looking thriving sheethelps to sell
property, gives character to the local
| ity and is in all respects ono desirable
public convenience. If from any cause
the matter in tho local or editorial col
unms should not be quito up to youl
standard, do not cast it aside and pro
nounco it of no account, until you arc
satisfied that there has been no more
labor bestowed upon it than is paic
for. you want good readable shee
it must be supported. And it mus
not be supported in spirit oil charity
either, but because you feel necessi
ty to support it. The local press il
the "power that moves the people"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-07
Meeting of the Hooking Valley Horti.
cultural Society.
HoRTlcULTURAL Rooms,
LANCASTER, Sept, I'd IS.

LANG Sept, I'd 90.
Society met pursuant to adjourn
ment, President Kinl1cad in the chair.
Minutes of two previous meetings
read and appoved.
Mr.. Daniel Rhcim was proposed
as member and duly admitted.
Mr.. Fettcrs as chairman of commit.
tee or Premium list reported progress,
and on motion Mr.. Kinkead was ad-
ded to the Committee.
Mr.. Fetters reported his success in
pruning q tender grape that he had
grated on q hardy stock late in the
season and frost found it as lily pre-
pared fer winter as is usual in Sep
tembcr. He dug trench say 4 or
6 inches deep and in that lay the en-
tire top, covering with the earth pre-
viously removed. Removing the
.earth in the Spring he found it at
fresh and healthy as the day it wa
buried.
On motion the Society proceeded t.
the election of the Committee Of nino
when the following members wer'
nominated and daily elected;-H. V
Weakly, Henry Borchcrs, F j. Bo
wing, Thomas II. White, 9. Spielman
John Artz, Salem Wolf, J. W. Lcmi
and J. DsClark, the committee to hol
their first meeting at Societys Room:
on 9th inst, at p. NJ, On motion
Society adjourned to next regular da
Saturday 9th inst.
Jno. MACoRAoKEN, Sec'y.
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Jno. MAcoRAcKEN, Sec'y.
0zounds, show me what thoul't do

"Zounds, show me what thoul't do
Woul't wcep2 wourt fght3woal't fast8
wourt tear thyselfl"
Nay, nay, calm thyself, and use DR.
D. II. seelye's Liquid Remedy, which
will renovate your head, gently rc'
move the deposits and incrustation'
which have been forming for years
and drying up the fountains of health
restore the various glands and nom
branes to a healthy and natural &C
ton, when good humor inyour natur
will again prevail,
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OHIO UNION State TICKET,
lnae.e,lon ! Q oelos,r lo,h. ls05.l

., y~- - ron oovTHxoR.
JACOB DoLsoN cox, Of Trumbull county
,- Fos LfgvrENsSr oovEssoR,
.SDRRw C. MrBuRNEy, of Warren county
- FoA TREAsuRER OF STATE,
SIDNEY S. WARNER. Of Lorain county
9 ron srPREME JrpoE,
AGoB BRINKERHooFF, of RichiGnd county,
1l QLong Term) -t.
JOHN WEIGH, ofAthens county,--(To Gil Vacancy
~ ~s FoH ATTORNEY GlNfAzL, Ftt
WILLIAM II. WEST, Of Logan county
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,
JOHN A. NORRIS, Of Harrison county
FOR BOARD OF FyBrTo WORKS,
rAsfEs MOORE, of coshocton county
ron cIrhxer srPnENE corEr,
R7DNEY zoos, ef cliuton county -t
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LIsE OF4LEETEns

Cambell Lizzie ~ Peters 7 r. s4SI
Cambelf Margaret Reed Clara Miss g..
Gould John h Reese Jennie 2 IlM
Gregory Patssy, 8 Renners Sarah
Hubbel Annie IL Rodgers William
Hamilton Ephram iSorber Amelia
i1ammil q, Snyder, Fanny "
Il aylapd Patrick ShrelIer George B
Aeliey M. Swartz Henry @
klrkwood samuel Smith Hannah,
Tee Mary Anna Soliday II G. Mrs. stt
McCan Adolph Smith John a
MaycrJ + Smith M Mr.
McVicker John WrightA e.
Martin CAPITA ON Walker David 8
Oshea Jenny. White John H l-,
O'Conner M D 2 ~
These letters are subject to an extra
charge of one cent. i@. ."- = ~
c. NJ. l.. WIsEMAN,
Postmaster.
Lancaster, Sept. Z, 1865.
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CIothing4 iClSthing..

Great Reduction in Prices at the
Great Clothing Emporium of IsaaG
Levy, who has taken advantage of the
fall in goods and has just purchased
for the Summer and Fall trade.
Aug. 3 '65-l9tf.
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Notice.

VNNhe Undersigned has been appointed Administers.
I tor de bons non of the estate ofGeOrge Ring,
deceased.
All persons having claims against said estate, or
who are indebted to SAID estate, will present them to
the undersigned for adjustment.
JACOB L. RING,
Admr. de bons non oftho Estate of Geo. Ring, dec.
August 81, lS65-3M
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tDemOoratlo Senatorial oonventloM,

The Coppsrhcads met at logan on
Tuesday last and nominated REED
GOLDEN, of Athens, for State Senator.
He has o gallant officer from the Ar
my to run against, and Of course stands
no chance Of being elected. -,
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THE Union Senatorial Convention,
for the District composed of Franklin
and Pickaway, nominated Dr. &c.
Thompson, Of Pickeway, for State
Senator.
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cateohism for tho Returned soldiers.
@. Who called tho soldiers "Lin-
coin hirelings?'
A. The Ohio Eagle.
@. Who charged thom with being
engaged In an "unholy war; TO free
the negro2
A. The Ohio Eag'c7
@. Who advised Democrats not to
engage in the war, in the following
words: .'}
democrats Of the North, are you to
be dragged into civil war of murder
GUS horrors for cause in which you
have no sympathy2 Let those who
inaug0rated this war fight their own
battles. If blood must be shed, Jet it
be Republican blood"
A. The Ohio Eagle, at the beginning
of the war in 1861.
@. Who resolved not to give one
cent to suppress the RebellionP
A. The Democratic Convention of
Fairfield County, held Aug, Sd, 1861,
resolved as follows:
"Our motto is, millions for defense,
but not one cent for tho coercion or
sablugOton of sovereign States"
@. Who cailod tho soldiers outlaws,
thieves, ,murdereis, &c, in the following
words? .....
at Tthe Administration1 has put
arms into the hands of outlaws, thieves
murdorcrs and traitors"
A. The Crawford County Forum, a
democratic paper published in Craw-
ford County, Ohio.
Q. Who called them "pack ofhirod
scoundrels," as follows
"Thoy [ Union soldiers arc "a pack
of hired scoundrels, who have never
been aught but a nuisance to tho coun
try"
A. The Ashland Union, a democrat
ic paper published at Ashland County
Ohio.
@. Who insultcd tho soldiers wive
by inserting in its columns the fol
lowing
"They Union soldiors1 come bacl
and find their places tillod--the It'd
of life running on unconscious OF thei
. presence, and forgotful of their absenc
{ their families probably scattered
, their wives probably unner tho care {
! some charitable agent of an Aid Soc
ETY. ,oho has found that there are MOI
. rays than one of administering console
ton These pictures only fail Of IL
truth, because they are not as sad'i
tho reality, nor as vivid"
: A. Tho Cincinnati Enquirer, Il
l. Heading democratic paper of Ohio.
< O. Who callodthem aAbolition dogs
'e brutes," &c, as follows:
~ "This is the motto OF the Abolitic
y dogs who are prosecuting this war,
= Booty and Beauty is the motto ofsu
hcllians and brutes."
A. The CrOleville Wdtchmdn, q de'
Ie ocratic paper published at Circlevil
or Ohio, sn 81.
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1ToOA@9e
Divorce.

against Divorce.
Margaret Wyman.
dence is unknown win take notice that on the 25th
day of August, A. 1885, the said Jacob Washington
Wyman filed his petition IN the office Of the Clerk Of
the Court Common Pleas, within and for the couu:
defendentwith adultery with Elias Prentiss and
divers other persons, and asking that he may be d-
vorced from the said Margaret Wymah; which petit.
ton will stand for hearing ut the next torn Of said
Court JACOB WASHINGTON WYwAN.
Martin Mcneil, Attys.
Aug 81, 0wpfS525. lr
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7ad Battallion o. N. q.

UNHE COURT oftNQUIRY appointed to assess fines
for nouatte ndance at Battalion Muster at Ian.
caster Aug 24th 1865 will be in session at Lancaster,
on Monday Sept. llth 1865 ut o'clock, P. NJ,
when excuses can lie presented, either in person OF
in writing. BY order Of
Mai. W. II. DICKSON,
President of Court,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ITCHl ITCHl ITCHl fTCH
- Card.


Editor of Gdzette;
In replyto many letters and inquiries from people
in this section of the country the undersigned take
great pleasure in saying through the columns OF
your paper that our renowned preparation, known
as Goes Dyspepsia Cure, is certain cure for Dys.
pepsia, in it, worst stages. Many cures olong stand
ing, within our own acquaintance, have been COM
pletely and we believe, permanently cured. 1t will
stop distress after eating almost instantaneousy,
and enables the dyspeptic who has lived for years
upon Graham bread and the planest diet, to eat as
heartily Ms he pleases, and anything he chooses,
without danger Of DISTRESS or soprng, or rising on
the stomach. It san infaible corrector of ndges-
tlon and constipation, creates healthy appetite
stops sick headache, heart burn, sickness at the
stomach, pains, cramps, or cholic ineither stomach
or bowels, and swoetens offer i've breath, rs
you take it, and by enabling the patient 10 take
plenty offood, (which is the parent of health pros
duces vigor, strength and energy. fneyery trlsl
have known, il has speedily efadcated Dyspepsia
with all its attendant snffefihgs, Weaknesses debil.
ty and loss ofpQwer. giving instead proper activ-
ty and tone to the stomach and organs Of Digestion
and rs confidently believe, and as the'publ shed
certificates in our circulars. almanacs, and in many
OF the leading journals, from convalescen patients
will confirm, completely, permanently, and almost
miraculously "cure the worst case Of Dyspepsia in
| existence" We warrant in every instance. II can
be Obtained at all the DRUG Stores in the United
States and Canadas at 81 per hottie six botles for
50. C. G.. CLARK, Proprietors,
New Haven, Conn.
4, urrU y,..--;.l
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IMpoRTANp 70 MEN AND BOYS
One Dollar Saved is ons Dollar Made.

'Ifyou call at Rising's' Clothing Store
you can purchase b6tter goods and
more of them for The same cash, than
at any other clothing store in the city.
Come and Bee for yourself.
If p. RISING.
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I.nr.srrn Ann nlh 1sns

LANCASTER, Aug. 9th 1865
The members Of the 73d Battalion o. N. 6. are
hereby notified that there will be Battalion drill in
Lancaster, on Thursday, Sept l4th 1865. All mem
bers failing to be present will be dealt with accord
ing to law. .---
J. E. WILLIAMS, AdpL
Aug. 81, 1866, 2w
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SrnAHEn OR STOLEN

TNROM the subscriber, on or about the l1th day Of
n August, 1865, A COW, with low heavy body, short
legs some White in face, dark red sides, white line
back ANY information which will lead to the rest0'
ration of the Cow win bo literally rewarded.
AuG. "a, 3w.22 l.. II. OLDS.
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of all participation in such o war,
shares the guilt Of those BY 'rhom ii is
prosecuted. Support of this war and
hostility to it show the dividing line
between the friends and enemies of the
Government. He who supports the
war is against the Union" ~
A. The Crawford County Forum,
the same democratic paper above quo
ted, which called the soldiers thieves,
outlaws, &c.
Let every soldier cut out the above
record, and paste it up.