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The Portland daily press., 1865-08-15

GEOLOGY OF THE EARTH.-Geology is the
eldest sister ofthe sciences. 1t treats OF the
earth, which is our habitation, its early torma-
ton, and the laws by which it is governed.
Some geologists maintain that our earth, at
the creation, was mass Of molten lava; that
in process oftime it cooled of, and the crust
on which we stand, with allits beautiful sur
roundings, is but the crystallization of
volcanic deposits or matter; that in our jour
neys round the sun, we travel on ball of fire;
that notwithstanding the theory Of Captain
Symmes, there is a great fire still burning with
in, which, but for certain safety-valves, might
rend our frail tenement asunder, and by the
force ofits explosive power, throw us beyond
/ the centre Of attraction-upon the tail, per-
haps, of some wandering comet.
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For Sale and to Let.
For Sale at Gorham Corner.

i For Sale at GOrham Corner. 4
81 Near the Depot, House with Garden con-
s.,, tanning more than acre; 1t is in every re-
.AAsA-spect very desirable place for residence
Also Mood.Lot Of 100 acres mile from the. vii.
lage There not less than 1000 cords of wood and
timber on this lot. The whole win be sold at great
bargain If apple for soon
Apply to E. W. JACKSON, at (iorham Corner, or
the Press Office, Portland.
Aug. II, 1S65.-d2ws s - Ply
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ao W0mted.

ha, WU31ted. .F. 4F4 soo.l
A SITUATION as an accountant. or an interest
n IN good paying business, by one who has had
evs ana can furnish Capital Good refer
Aug. 9.-d1wis& -,'0''- y --''' : - ii1
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d8 alil To Let or Lease o.tiE
ENOR a term of years. The Store and tenement on
E Center St now occupied by Mrs. G. w. Jordan;
possession given August 22d. FOR further particu
lars inquire of
~ aa9i E. NUTTER, stl8
aai. has 4j.< .laiffe4 sgtrss 80 Middle st.
August 12th-d3ws
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To Let.

ENLEGANT Chambers for business purposes,
II wholesale retail, in the new block, 147 Middle
Street. For terms apply at Q 10y lsl9y
s.ef ~. t.i4,;y HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM.
Aug. 4-dtf : ~ . ''1sfr'f
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House Lots for Sale

CEVERAL finely located House Lots in Cape Ely
- abeth, three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge.
INQUIRE OF E. N. PERRY at the Sherif,s Office Port
land, where plan of Cape Elizabeth lots may be
SEEM may136
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Ronrd ON Pe0k,s Island.

1yHE subscriber Is prepared to accommodate sever
1 al boarders a. his house ON Peaks Island. His
residence is located near the Montreal House, in
pleasant situation, and no labor will be spared that
can contribute to the enjoyment of his boarders.-
Charges moderate. ..f.-,.--. L.
Aug 9--d1Ws ss ia4tt tr se 'n f2t e.
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HOUSE LOTS on Oxford, Washington, Madison,
IL Munroe, Fremont, Greenleaf and Fox streets OH
terms to suit. Apply to WIN. oXNARD,
july25seo1m al4l IVA Cumberland st.
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THE new French Cottage on the Cape Cottage
fourteen rooms, with about seven acres Of land 1t
is unsurpassed on the Cape. Enquire of iiJ
FfNFf VsIsff A. STEPHENSON, "a
jy6-df 121 Commercial Street.
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For Sale.
Alternate Hoatse Lots foa. Sale.
Real Estate for Sale.

HOUSE and LOT No, 81 Middle Street, known as
i the payson House. e t
House and Lot corner of Waterville and Sherbro0k
SITS. Terms easy to suit purchasers. s3;.e
Apply to w, 37s Middle St. julyt1dti
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To Let.
For Sale or to Lease.

1.-TWO OFFICES over No. II Middle Street.
l. Also, Store-house on Union Wharf.
July 22-dH VIM. BOYD.
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Deal Freights.

Portland, june u. lss5-tf
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DLEASANTLY Y located in Ereeport, q miles from
i the Depot, on the old county road TO Brunswick
the old homestead known as the Townsend place.
containing 35 more acres. Fruit trees wood lot,
and water convenient. Apply to Mai. w. MITCH
ELL, on the premises. Price $s00OO jy2Odh
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To Rent

A TENEMENT centrally located To family with
Aout children, at one hundred and fifty dollars per
year. Apply to P S. W.,
june166 No. 378 Middle Street.
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Z GCH'Rt CONVOY, carries 10 tons, well found in
p Sails, Rigging, Anchors, Chains, sc. Price
$110e. Apply to ~
ifN 6 20 91leao D. T. CHASE, Head Long Wharf.
b, July 2s-sT&T tt m, :,
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MECHANICS HALL.

rvETI, arranged for Concerts, Lectures, Exhibi-
w tions Leyees, &C., may be obtained on applica-
t,eon to RICHARD COLE, Superintendent
iune1bdh No. Tolman Place,
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Fare e Reduced to the PenObsOOt River
Conartnershin Notice.

rT,HE undersigned have this day formed copart-
/ nership under the style Of
I s. r. JACKSON & SON.
tor the purpose of doing a general COAL BUSINESS
at Sawyer's Wharf, foot of High Street
S. r. JACKSON,
uf l-IsraaII ga. OSCEOLA JACKSON.
pcs4lo,,d I,,ra 20 toeE-tf
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Il HI. Merrill, situated between Union Wharf and
Merrilps. The Wharf contains about 1900 square H.,
with two story building thereon, 20 by75. For fur
ther particulars inquire Of 'f ~ ~
afHlis tt asef3 ~ JOSEPH ii. WHITE,
may25dh f sf.l - No. 81 Union Wharf.
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igor ID, House Lot for Sale. -a,t
CITUATED on the corner of Deering and Henry
- SITS, so 100 feet Enquire Of
W55 .lqL- 4. sggGq n0iR.I w, GAGE, l5aC.a.a
july25 diff is 1877 Commercial st.
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go Valuable Real Estate for, Sale
OITUATED on the corner of Federal and Temple
~ Streets, about 160 feet on Federal Street, incud
and four Stores l'39ss.1l lllt HIN se f8S IN
For particulars enquire of hfLr
S. II. COLESWORTHY,
Aug 4-d4w 90 Exchange St.
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Potatoes. Potatoes :

VlH0SE wishing to Contract for Potatoes for Ship
IL ping OF other purposes, can be supplied at shoi
notice, and at the lowest prices, by calling on A. s.
1853 Commercial Street, or ANSEL LOTHROP, No.
176 Fore Street. .c---,l, -
August 4.-dtf
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.WANTEDf

WILL pay TEN cents Der lb. for ALL Pamphlets
delivered at the offse Of the Portland Sugar Co ,
corner Commercial and NJ MsDle fts. y Il -,
jsn2ldtf j. NJ. BROWN
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Merchandise.
FLOUR r. FLOUR!

A LARGE assortment Of all grades of FLOUR
otherwise, at fair prices.
The patronage Of my former customers solicited
z ~ ia AAe4 Af E.H4MBLIN,
3ll.t ~ Ial5Iel4Gxg5 ~ No. 3 Union Wharf
N. B.-WANTED to purchase HOOPS and
SHOCKS. isli 7ef p1s3a : tTliila9a tsaaf1sYo Il
August 5-d3m W III Fifs sl.s,afa yzef
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i3Eei'l 4li PRESIDENT. Nhol
THOMAS BELKNAP, ESQ.,, President State Bank
of Hartford.
TRUSTEES.
Hon. HENRY C. DENnNG, NJ. c. LIST Congression-
al District.
HENRY A. REDFIELD, Esq, Cashier Phoenix
Bank. U.tHt Hgsa.a aN
F. A. BROWN, ESQ.,, City Treasurer of Hartford.
w. II. ID. CALENDER, ESQ.,, Cashier State Bank
of Hartford.
JAS. G. PATTERSON, ESQ.,, President Travellers
il Insurance Co. ETA vIna fdW
A. N. CLARK, ESQ.,, Editor 'DaiIy Courant.''
ROSWELL BLODGETT, Esq., Boston.
Col. NEWELL A. THOMPSON, Boston.
ROLAND wORTHINGTON, ESQ.,, Boston,
Treasurer apd Secretary. .e
X r F.A. BROWN, Esq.
a.ss s4f.i is0d agent and Transfer Clerk. m
gHhm a6i w. R. STOCKBRIDGE, nas
( Hoa Fisn Office, 40 Washington Street.
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A PIvIDEND of s6 per shsie VII g Ppia 70 tao
nd af5ss Jaiyst, upon the sHrreadsT y m-fr CIR
ttHcafes of ''0oN' cHAs. PAYsoN, Ca tier.
Por land, Juue 81, lse5, janesItf
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Wants, Lost and Found.
Business Men .Wouted

ITO solicit and fill orders er the life and times Of
- A,ohAHAM LINCOLN, by Dr. L. P. Brockett
ti the B,iog5apher and Historian Author Of Philan-
5nroplc nesnils Of the War in America, 0ur Great
p.,, Saplains, history of the Civil War in the United
states, Gc Price SO, $3.50, 81 25 and IS, accord
my Io ssSie oi binding The best Biography to be
"Washington and his Family .'-7a new work. from
Scnusseles @ master painting engraved by Sartain.-
t,r super works for saesmen Deeds Of terri
Apply to g. E. HORTON, General Superintendent,
zzS ~ washington ST., up stairs Room No. 10, Boston,
MASS sHs'Yt ~ Y s't.i aug9d1m
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g0N York Street, near the corner of High Street. a
Ogood tenement containing thirteen finished rooms,
with gas and chandeliers, good cfern cemented floor
and furnace in the cellar and water. Rent $780, and
taxes. A H44ii AHftAH4 sAN @ii6 lt3ltsf ,.4Alil'nl
& Inquire of 4s.rsf .fe.ft,54i Il. z5szss.t 5fii6,
RICHARD CROCKETT,
Aug. 10-d1w* siuG IA No.4 High Street.
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= a,ss,,, 1t Lost 4! lI ~ -4fi
O2l on sunday, 9th inst, between the Sugar
A. H Mouse use and st. Dominieks Church. A LADIES'
WALLET A containing sum of money. The finder
er Mu1ler's. f 7ff S~s-s auao11vx g.
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..-4~k Ships wanted to load Deals at iiM e1
lafA{A for Liverpool and Bristol Char re-.
-Arlnf31ta McisIIVERY, RYAN & DAVIS,
S f'~ No 161 Commercial Street.
June 3-tf t.
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The WAR Eel Orar
Corn Mill.

sh subscribers are prepared to GRIND CORN
lot customers at their Min on Yorx street. Office
commercial ST., head of Richardson's 'harI. r.
Julyl7eodlm h sit s. Il. UPHAM g. SON ~
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For Sale.

A NICE secondhand, Portland built, JENNY
IN LIND, nearly new, and Harness.
Enquire at BLACKS Livery Stable, corner of
Lime and Federal Sts pss, s5tl,g4t5f, 4, aug9d1w
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1st-It has more than double the CASH ASSETS
Of any Life Insurance Company in the United States
being now i1ne .in ne 9sia fs4 v58 800
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Professional Notice..

HYGEIO-THERAP L. TRAIL. Al.
l. D. may be consulted professionally ct No. 3, Morton
o. Psticnts will be- from 10 M. snd Evenings
Medical student. Who dssIs informsos schsrshp, OF
ues1S, ~ sslxss>sA y ssu IN ~ ekN
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NOR TIE HOLIDAYS.

nor THE HOLIDAYS.
j. Tho undersigned offers cr sale o.
WHOLESALE Prices, ,oo,r,,v
H1lars& stock of fCHAMPA AGNE CaahET @ ~ VA
sAUTERNE, MUsCAT SHERRY, PORT AND MALAGA
WINES
All Goods wsuanted strictly pure
Send for Ptice List OF apply 60 ,r,, ,,
No. 20o Pearl St. N. r.
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Urn GOODS.
At KINZEY's ,,u,, rrv,x
"A EioHTh AVENUE CHEAP STORE. |

a h EIGHTH AvESUs cvv,r STORE,
'hh"hi'' or THE ENTIRE STOCK ~ RissUEESS ssoES
yrLyETs TRNMINGs EMgSylDIESa.s' MgniThISs oLoyEs
Hosiery, FANCY AnilcLss. AND hoh'DA'
S%i' SSSSs ;a Hvir SIf kib IS sIses s2S sc.. TO-
cL0sISS L0siSS our klD 9IoyGs - ;aa CIR 800
GL9;ISSS 9sISS 9Tr 9Tf rETiHf Flush kisEp 6LoykS
1IVSiSG our MERlNO.LIStD GLOVES ,oo'
CIOsING oUT LSLE T., 1LHnfS' WI tfn, %; - 81 -"
BARGAINS THIS WEEA- ,o ooo
1000 PAIRS
FAIRS ,,u,rv ALL VOL
hLa h apiES, nis Mnr Mnirh RIBBED HOSE
oLosISS ss' OUT GENTS WOOL HALF.HosE. 10
CLOSING our MooLEN H HJ3E &C. &C.. Sc.' Is, ,5c 10
CLOSING oor "'''h' PRICES WAY DOWN
ctosIyG SILK VELVET PIE i5c.. 1ic.. piece.
CLOSING sILN VtLyErs. 3d., 6Jr., Ia' p' o..
CLOSING VELVET ihiMMiS9S tei 70 c Yard up
YARp'"iph ALL''iLN "N'i'''"S SvELvETs $40 yard
STOCK NUS BE SOLD
Is ,KUAIN> THIS WEEh
CL0siS,; L0sISG our Oh FfATHl p rs And FLOWERS.
CLUSING OUr BOOMERS AND HATS. Ei'' pieoe'
CLO5ING OUr REmNASTi RlBBOHS.
CLOSING our SrOCk ~ L,CE GOODS
0"o9''' W. LOIS OF ChEAP GOODS
CLOSING OUi.
CLOSING OUT DRESS GOODS, ri'. iac.. DC.
CLOSING OUT LOr DtLAINtS e. 20.
CLOSING our MfRKiMAC CALi'iOf rs, iuc-
.CLt,SlSO OUT PAKANAITAS doubio "idtn' <'c
CLOSING OUT ALPACAS, al 10
.CLUsIHG our PLAID ALfALA5, 3ic.
CLOsIsu OIf R1Ln bRESo GD,Jpo. han prcr,,
CLOSING our COBUKOS, MEklNOS, fofLiNS
.CLOsING OUT UNION LlSENS. 3lc. .
CLOSING our LNEN TOWELS. l0c.. 100. 2oc
CLOSING OUf BLEACuED MU>LiNS, lS', No. -,
CLOSING our BbEACHED shitilrO' :. .2c.' 4'c-' JIG
CLOSING our HEAVY SnEbilsos, |1o.' 20c. ,,,,r,,
l,u ~ HEAVY WOOL
NnoI sy SHIRTS AND
sHANLS phA"hIs'
tltc. 10 -. ,o,., ,,,.v ,,,usey
CLOSING OUT WOOL HOODS. ~ =. &c. J7c.
CLOSlSU OUT SONrAGS AND SCANS
CLOSING OUT LOTS OF HANDKkhchIkFs' &C., &C.
CLOsiSG OUT LOTS or HANDRERCnlEFs, Ice. lie,
cLosiNG OUT FINE HEMMED. ALL LINEN, 10
CLOslNB OUT WORRIED HANDkEkCHitfS, r'c-'
sc.
CLOSING OFT LINEN HFMsTfTCH. aSc.. SIC.
CLOSfSB OUt GEN fS' LINEN HEMSfi 1, II, JIG.
CLOSING our GENTS ALL.LINEN. he, 2Jc.
CLOSING OUT GEMS hLL.LlNtN HEhMkD alc.
,LUSlhU our SfOOL COTTON.
PINS, NEEDLES BUI tONa. TRIMMINGS, bBAiDo'
COMBS, BRUSHES. FANCY ARTICLES. sc, ke
WI. kiNZtY,
No. 2!l .nd 2lJ EiGiifiANE.,
Be,wseu T~rn .lsst and lwrnsy s-coni 't~
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DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given by the sub.
sorlbcfs b.haofIho Board fTuse,. ofths Prrsby-
terrain Chuich IN kugets ST. In tie tity Of N-wioI that
tho rrnsins OF all deceased persons buried the Burial
ground aud Vault, Of said church Houston 49, between
thyNes IT and Forsyhst. aud not claimed by relatives
frirnds viii b" removed pursuant lawful authority frcta
such Burial ground aud vaults and entered IN Woodsvn
Crmctrry Thst such removal will commence at tho expif
alton Of ten days from the hr OF h. notice and
will be continued thereafter from day TO day until all IN
clHimsd remains shall have been removed Any further In
formation desired can be obtained from Charles bay Jn
dertsher. No is6 West lsih,. Dated, New York, Novem
Der n, 1855.
VIM X. HiNMAN. Prs,t Board Of Trustees
MATHEW BiRp, Treasurer
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Doar0 ano Rooms.
Grotcrleo an0 prop!slons.
rLLINGER's CELEBRATED COM

FILLING CELEBRATED COM
IA PRESSED YEAST. . a,
Whoever has used the COMPRESSED ffNS says " -
the ONLY Yeast ever introduced ta, raises gsS i''"
Ilsfe, T. always rriidbLs and savrs iine ~ - ,.o,-
MORE THAN 90 BAkkks USE IT NoW 49,.
For thu accommodation OF the public We inform them u~
w will be kept iot sale at the following pisces
HAlGHr BROTHER No. Jis bowery. -
GEORGE RAM No. 80 Avenue \. corner Inndr-
l. BONNER. Avenue h. corner FiithsL
LOUIS LOGES. No n tirst-ay-.
KELLY. Firrtaye.. corner Nnrtern'fs- ,,,.-,
A ZESSEL, No 5il Second ave. cofrer 1mrneths
0EiSS. No. $50 SEVENTH ave-, corner NineternthsI
MAX DONALD, No. tl6 Seysnth ave, coz ihriv nrs.'-
H. BLANK. No. tt3 Eighth ave, corner Ihtty 'htds,
". BoWES. No. 32 Ninth ave. corner thhy 'e'r""'"
N. MANkON. No. 202 Tentheve.
FLOWER SrOEt, No. 20 Bsrchyst
w. SCHMIDT, Ne. 1ls 0roenyichsI
b. SCHMIDT. No 40 Gr-cnwichsL
ADAM Guilty.. No l23 Sixth st. ., =.
H. BLECH BRO. No us Tenth ave coz E.ttefnnn, n,s q
AND IN OTHER RESPECTABLE GROCERY stohhS-
sole Asost for Long leland, .,
oor. South Second and Third st. brooklya, e. -
New.fork-
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OSiERY. New Styles for Ladies, Gents
and Chidren a. worn in Paris snd Lonjou tho D-rby.
ribbed O1ioid ambhdgc Croqurt, ROB Roy Victoria snd
other styles. Gents long hose nndr rmen,' mad. iron
An.trs.n wool of superior fnh Chdfen's Union Msrpo
Dresses Gsrers Mtrns and Glove best Psus Kids;
shades at reduced prices; Unie's'f Kids ali coot gc
Fail md Wint.r Glove. ~ sl.si variety w. j. kbOEK.
Importer Of oery Gloves aud Fancy Goods Noe 80 and 50!
Iroadvay. near kiu.trrIth.st.
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Mem DnbIicdiiotis.
OTANDARD AMERICAN TEXT.BVOh Oh
GEUIO6i, PHYSICS snd CHEMiSt1f'

- UEOlOGi, PHYSICS aud CHhMiStHf'
~ H. Professors DANA aud NLLlMAN. 90,
MANUAL OF GEOLOGY Ir,sns Of 20. '%asic. T. lii.
4, jsu,rs d. Dsrs NJ. A., Lib. Professor OF res
,i i Vie College. 8yo 800 pages ilnsf'edo oy
os? Word and ov,t 90 fgures mostly from Anelv,"
oT,s Price bev,cd nusiin $6i hall iuT4ey mo''o0'"
-. ,rotonv ,.;xu.a f,r Schools.
,dsni.s snd P,iyste Students. by Froi ). u. DsAa
Stb y;5 llnsirstons Sdaarc ilmc. Price W .,,
pPi%IIpLES or PHYSICS; OR. NATURAL hlLosofn,,
ty PROT brri Sillmsn. Win 72 iIu''fston' ''o""
Syo Price ~ so. .,,,roy H. pros R.,i
FIRST PRINCIPLES or CHEMISTRY. ~ sch 0' 'J,,ia''
Tie hish position conceded to Professors Dess sna
- Fnron. a. well as ip Amcrci, viii oo"n" An
their r, spect.vr boob. TO all interested III '"o
which thoy ;J mai; on r..
c,ipl OF price. IhHoDVns, ,..,,'h.,s P.iisde'ohis
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A NEW HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION
NEMORESTs MONTHLY MAGAZINE

N Destiny of AN. rica. Indisns in America, The Amer
an Geographical ard statistical Society Horace Manu. ETC,
n Dec. NO. PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL S2s yeaT.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27

At DE PERCEVAL", No. G57 Broadway.
~ An sind- OF CHILDRENS CLOAks aud SUITS.
Dfr,ses Socks. shswl- Corets Cheni'cs, nfan's WAg.
Aprons rib. Sprncsrs. Babies Clp.. &C Ladies knbfod
er,d Ch~inses sud Niehg,wn NOkcs, Ltdrs ready made
under garncrts md Hulrd sii Varieties Of Ladies and
Nis.s Scfs sud Hands. .tcbsi.
Initial. aud oai. Of Arms fmbroidered sndkerchrf.
Tsb end Linen Sik sud totoa Embrodefrs. Bfsdng
made 20 order stamIing Efnhi ioidecs sud hraidng
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INDIA GOOD S.-MARCHANDlSE DE
4 LTSDF-INDfaNISCHEW WAAREN-Ali knis of -tspi-,
fancy euro aricles SILKS and SHhWLS, nt tOuNI'
AIN's ISDlA STORE. No. Bj8 broadway nra Four' It,
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Drp GOODS.
T GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE,

AT GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE,
n RETAIL .
TO DAY-B0yNET vELvETS corded and plain slkS,
GRO DE AFRIQUES. uncut vELVElS, &c. Largest and
cbesp~st stocx oGe red hi, srsson-
SPECfALTIE6
Black silk Vevet ~, 81 u.s. ~ IS $6 50 and % - ~
yad
N.w shades In Green Amsranhu, Msxiqurs. Drabs and
Csn,~ts comprising full lire of choo@ desirable shades
Coorvd and Silk Bonnet Ve.vvts q ~ %
BONNET RIBBONS,
RETAIL.
The moat desirable co'or. end styles
Renrst qualities. nearly haif price,
FLOWERS. FEATHt RS and GOLD ORNAMENTS.
RETAIL.
Every day, Flowers aud ~ .ethers, cheap
DRESS TRiMM NOS.
The iarge- and chrap-s line OF Black and Coiored esk
Ribbon vrvrs ucludins choice and deioe 'nsoe't '"A
srascn. c.,,. -.
Evrry morning New Buttons Ornsneus' Cloak ses' 'ess
&C.. 80.
GLOVES, HOSIERY, EMBRoDERlEs and LACEs'
RETAIL.
The stock In these department. 10 repee with ssasonsbe
s''''' '"' "''''' EDWARD RIDLEY,
Nos 3ll aud 3Ilt Grand und No. 10 Aiiens
Ffth Block East from the bowesy
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CILVERWARE. - JOHN ii. MUEGGE.
- M.nufscturer Of sIILvERWARE. Tea Sots, 0obicts,
Cups Napkin Rings Sal, Stands dwsJs On hand s ~ Nv
Cslts o., Nh eoST, Eew.t
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Boys CLOTHING.

- the LOWEST PRICES. st FREE6ANL L RURRS Ous
Price Cis<hiss wsrshssss. Noe IN FuASa sad . NssUu.
~, eesnef e0o>eka oUa ovl1laS.
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~ DO fail the splendid December and Christmas
Number. coEprne end cOmbniu unpsrs eed ariy OF
ierary gems Iu-c oriee poems. fashions, en- rawlings
architecture and other eul AID euedaring literary novel
tes universally ackuowrdged tne model taIior Ma in OF
America. Nov the time ,abscTibe Yearly 80 wt a
vsusbe premium. Published No. 4i3 Broadway, " y.
Brilisnt and Extraordinary Novelties for 1886
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-28
SheriA's Sale.

Henry Cope Court Of G2mTon Pleas.
Christian M May, stal.} frank1jR oRiS. County
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the said Court to me directed will offer for sale
atpubc auction at the door Of the Court House. in
the city of Columbus, on fAN et.f..l
Tuesday, the 2Sth day of March, A. D., 1865,
at ocloek p NJ the following described real estate
situated in Franklin county and State Of Ohio. To
wit: lije 32N 'l0q ijS HI# ~
Being twenty acres, part Of section 2, township .,
range II, and bounded as follows:
Beginning in the center of Alum creek at the CEN
ter Of the bridge on the county road leading from
Westeryine TO Worthington, and running thence
along the center line Of said road south 70 deg SO
%ns Issnss gGss sts
Of the estbranch Of said Alum creek thence with
the meanders Of said creek down the shme south ~
deg, east u pces, thence elx deg. east Is poles,
thence 43 deg. 30 minutes, east 1Sx poles, thence
south deg 80 minutes. west 20 poles thence south
10 deg 80 minutes NJ east y poles thence sdeg, west
D Appraised at eighty dollars per acre. .nulf.
described a. follows, TO wit. Beginning in the inc
Of lots and eighty rods east Of the section and
estimated y deg, east 4S rods and IS links 70
corner q eNtablishsd Y a sysJ. v; Copeland 70 Jssse
east 81 rods to the middle Of Alum creek, thence
north following the meanders Of said creek to The
northeast corner Of jesse Holmes mil property (so
sI aS ssnes Mssrs on s ns e sd s G S S ,s @
Of beginning, and.beng part Of section two, town
ship two range seventeen o. s. military lands. con-
tanning ten acres appraised at one hundred (eioo)
Also the west half of lots No. six and seven in the
town Of Westeryille. Franklin county, Ohio, ap-
Hso I%S n sSafs ssa town Of
eryille. appraised at seven hundred es7oO ddlarsJ
Terms cash. --pru nou,o.n
Printess' fees. sls.so. y Ts'fSSTifN ~ A'''A'
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DIABETES and DISEASES Of the
KIDNEYS and BLADDER.
CONSTITUTION WATER

Has been pronounced by the Medical Faculty and the
public, to be the most wonderful remedy for the per-
manent cure of all diseases Of the STOMACH, LIV-
Err, KIDNEYS and BLADDER that has ever been
Z = il Is not a MINERAL WATER. It is from expe-
rience that CONSTITUTION WATER has emenat-
cd, and we now say lot no man doubt, when single
bottle has been known to cure diseases which the
best medical talent in the country failed TO relieve.
A remedy possessing the virtues of Constitution
Water cannot be classed under "quack' prepara-
tions, il is now used by the most scientific prac
titioners in the city. II is only secondclass physi
clans that cry down popular remedies while the bet
ter skilled make use Of every means to accomplish
b acure and tho success Of the physician increases
as his knowledge Of different remedies enables him
TO produce cure, while others fail in the attempt.-
Science is satisfied with the truth. st,t. -.
Give Constitution Water fair trial-we mean you
who are under some SPECIALISTS care from year to
year. and we particularly allude to ladies who are
constantly res0rting to LOCAL TREATMENT, and all
sorts Of local applications for Diseases with much
chance of success as there would be from local ap
plications to the throat for diseases Of the brain.
Wehave always been careful TO use language In
our circular that could not shock the most delicate
organization, but we receive many communications
from persons for whom Constitution Water is adapt
ed, and VI whose disease no mention has been made
that we have to the conclusion that If the
edy Is capable Of producing cure, no matter what
the disease may be, it should be made known. The
medicine is put up for the public and there should
be no exceptions. t''