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GOEDEN SVRVPl
RANAWAY.

A NEGRO BOY, PETER. forty-nine years ofe6
"A age turning gfay, square built shout five fee -
rine .ches high black skin and end Of the righ ~
fore finger cut on Said boy eff the 3lst~A@As
Oetobef from Mol It's Bluff Sabine river, La. will
give suitable reward for said boy If secured so that
get him ADDRESS me at Menp phis
5e5sslrns e p. JACOB. Admir-.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DISSOLUTION.

THE co-partnersbip hei etofors existing between O.
i Cordes aud H. Cloth under the firm Of G. CORDES
* CO was dsgoy cd by mutual cOrsent the 18Th Of
January. Ether pal vii sign the Of the late
firm in liquidation G. CORDES,
ia99 w H CLOTH
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TO THE AFFLICTEDl !

HR. THOS. II SCARBOROUGH 4 having located IN
a J Memphis wi.l o0lane himself prinespafy 10 "
nerial dsezs. Syphilis, ospseisiY cen BE- cured ner-
ntly, Eitlout ths use of r. So certain an
Of sacc7ss in AL cases that undee nv Treatment
that VIII payithe expenses n eTefy case Hot cared
when govsrne By my DIRECTORS ffsving iang erus-
rienee p astiiiener Of medeir, M IRE sseas.s u
the South yvid at I'd % 81 tse fr.St.ce Offered fs
" jefferson street. t..3 3l4
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BY MCLANAHAN & DILL
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE
WANTED {!

4 GOOD SADDLE HORSE, at q moderate price.
II Apply al the Eclipse stable
z52 ,OHS r. TAYT OR.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. s.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVIs ON-WEST-)
ERN DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, Ky January rs, ls62.
THE Mai0r-Geuerai commanding has heard with great
/ satisfaction from Coone Z. W. Gsntt aud has read
the Louis Republican Of the 9th Instant Of the
daring and brilliant feat of Lieut.. F. Swank Of Capt
Prices cavalry with four men in attacking maraudinE
band of thirteen hundred Of the enemy. The attack
ssful to degree rarely equaisd in the annals
Of war The enemy acknowledge four killed and ten
wounded. He admits his cavalry Tetreated-our men
clam they killed five the sp ard wounded twenty
one, Of whom five soon died Either statement makes
heroes Of the brave en who thus dared meet en-
emy with an ovsrUhs ming force. SUch sn example ia
worthy Of the imitation Of sH Southern men The
Major Gsn-ra returns his tEa1ks 20 Lieut. Swank and
as brave men-Matth-w Myrick, George Holman Ioe
Dsnf rth and Aionzo Clark-for N ir brilliant i1fr-
ton Of so0hem yslor. Let the soldiers OF my con-
maud defend southern soil IN imitation Of tn Sc brave
MissOuTisns.
By command Of Major General FoLK.
GEO. WTLLIAGSON,
jazz lw A. A General
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ONE DOUBUE CIR RgULAR SAW FRAME com.
plste for 56 inch and 30 inch saws.
Apply % NJ. HAWKS,
345 Main street.
or QUTNBY g. ROBINSON,
fsq7m Wes-ern Foundry.
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SUGAR "a.
NOTICE.

| I'VE would hereby give notice that no Z H-ao
! w more REPAIRING will be done in -Asssss=asss9
sking eailse eons makes the adoption Of strictly
- \ system neesrs- " With at this time and
s aonf Of custoIaeHs viii ask for credit a. we
2 A seiy make dtviatios from this ruie from
ys.ius, Either Repairing og5s any sale Of goods
Jsnuaf fFF NJ q. >5RUCE \ co,
ro1ss,pbls, January lsth, ls62 Monroe street.
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20 the Public.

MEssRs. CLARK, GREGORY & Co: Ihave been afflicted
with the letter my feet for number Of years, and
have used four bottles Of your Ambrcsial Oil, which
have effected a cure. eheeFfuy recommend it to al
persons afflicted with tetter.
We re,pectfu y, ". B. GBUBBS
Nashville, October 9th, 1859
Messrs. CLARK GREGORY s. Co., Nashville, Tenn
Gents find there is great demand for your Ambro
sial OIL Ii is said to be rstrste article for rheuma
tism. regret hat did not take agency when 70.
we're here AS the demand is very great, I hope you
will send it to me- as it will be Of mutual benefit Il
each Of US Yours respectfully
R s. HARDY, Druggist
Bolivar, Tenn, January 10th, Is6O
Sold Al the manufactures price by s Mansfield
o., Memphis, wholesale agents for Southwest, and by
all Memphis druggists. iaI4dav2vy
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= - BARRELS q deu >tgus.
~ 153 Hai4 1-I-eia Lia1--
lo hhis- Peach 81 sadv.
100 Sscfs CON In sslr- saf for s-4. b.
las nrlfr re-f-.- ~ -
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LENa ON'S
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

FS14B un5a rsigned having cHaiGed as Administrator
4 upon ha rsase Of J. Wel0y Arnsstrong dseeas ed.
uotfes IL persons indebted ssd estate r. corls for
Tsfd aad ssrre ihei indebted dnsss al persons having
clslns sgainst the estate VII present them, duly au-
thedtleate vhir the tins prescribed BY law Or tis
ice Wiz = siaAded against their recovery
G.. ASkLf fsEN
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PRESSED INTO SERVICE! !
u. .J.FMIESO.V. s CO.
Sugar,
FOR SALE.

m bids Sugar landing per steamer Louisville
" snd for sale by GEO. c. BJC HANAN
:. ea Frnnt
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE.
.EesssgNts. Tes,,aesees.

5lHE Spring session Of this Institution viii commence
L January 5Jth, ,. The depressing effects of nh.
thus lar have not checked IT'S O-p-rty Our pso
pie have decided that the civilization of the southern
COnfederacy shall not go backward IN couzeqreu Of
negieciing the education Cf their dauRHiafs. Tie
buildings, equipments snd organization Of The College
al Of the most perfect der and ifs Fzcuty of
long tred and experienced teachers a-e we'll snOvn as
southern born or long i'd ntiaei with the South
Terms ss heretofore, with the exception that charge
Of s. per month VIII be made hereafter for yvahing
For particulars address O. COLLINS
igi2 t}lIhia prasfa.-t
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R. R. FOLK,

II r r q 8 ~ a II a n + II btN,
North Side Con1-t Square,
5iemphis. Tef&ssses.
snrlrrTe t.e olieclions q Clauls. aud attends 2
~ hi,.siess entrusted 20 d a With promPtness and
islbly
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23

But before he could answer, his gaze was at
tracted to a small, wistfnl, upturned face in
the corner, and its sweet blue eyes, and the
golden CLEAN in its bright hair, were like that
face which shone away off in the morning of
his boyhood-the face of his sister Hetty!
As his gaze met the little girls she rose up
and came towards him. "You won't send
mamma, and Harry, and me, into the street,
will you?" she said, in her sweet, pleasing
way; "cause we can't live there when the
wind blows, and the rain comes, and the great
carriages will go over us; and mamma is sick,
and Fm little girl, you know and Harry isn't
big enough to do anything but sell papers,"
sMy child, ," said Squire Dunham, ''you shall
never 90 Into the streetv' aad his voice was
not quite steady, and there was a strange
moisture about his eyes. He took the little
girl on his knees, and she nestled her bright
young head on his shoulder, chattering away
to him, and thinking what a good kind man
Squire Dunham was!
The landlord remained some time with his
tenants. Many kind words and promises
cheered them, for that little head rested softly
against his heart, and warmed and gladdened
it: and before he left, Squire Dunham bent
down and kissed the little girl and left two
ten dollar gold pieces in her chubby hand. He
went home that night happier man than he
had been for years, sure that three hearts beat
lighter because he was in the world!
And the lesson that Stephen Dunham learn
ed that night going home in the cars, took
deep root in his heart, and brought forth much
fruit
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23
Making Farm Labor Fashionable.

At the base of the prosperity of any people
lies this great principle-make farm labor fash
ionable at home. Educate. instruct, encour-
age; and offer all the incentives You can offer.
to give interest and dignity TO labor at home.
Enlist the heart and the intellect of the facul-
ty in the support of domestic system that
will make labor attractive at the homestead
BY means Of the powerful influences of early
home education, endeayor to invest practical
labor with an interest that will cheer the heart
of each member of the family and thereby YOU
will give to your household the grace, peace,
refinement and attraction which God designed
a home should possess.
The truth is, we must talk more think more,
work more and act more, in reference TO ques-
tons relating tohome.
The training and improvement of the phys
ical, i...ellectua, social, moral and mental pow
ers aud sentiments of the youth of our coun-
try, require something more than the old
schoohouse, academy, college and university.
The young mind should receive iudcious
training in the field, in the garden, in the barn,
in the workshop, in the parlor, in the kitchen
lin word around the hearthstone at home.
Whatever intellectual attachments your son
may have acquired, he is unfit to go forth into
society if he has not had thrown around him
the genial and purifying influence of parents,
sisters, brothers, and the man-saying influence
OF the family government. The nation must
look for virtue, wisdom and strength. to the
education that controls and shapes the home
policy of the family circle. There can be no
love of country where there is no love ofhome
Patriotism, true and genuine, the only kind
worthy the name, derives its mighty strength
from fountains that gush out and around the
hearthstone; and those who forget to cherish
the household interests will soon learn To look
with indifference upon the interests of their
common country.
We must cultivate roots, not tops. We
must make the family government, the school !;
the agricultural fairs. the Laboratories. of our
future greatness. We must educate our sons
to be farmers, artizans, architects, engineers,
geologists, botanists, chemists-in word,
practical men, Their eyes must be turned
from Washington to their States, counties,
townships, districts, and homes. This is true
patriotism. and the only patriotism that will
nerpetually preserve the acknowledgements
Wright.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23
POETRY.
For the Daily Press.
I'll Dare to be True.

"Dare 10 be true,

Oh Mhp. ". A .. bhAL ALN-
aDare TO be true.
Love may deny Won its sunshine and dew;
Let the dew fail, for then showers shall be given:
Dew is from earth, but the showers are from heaven
IN dare to be true, though the floods and the tenn
pests, M -
The whirlpools of passion descend DER my way;
Though bitter the taunts and though scathing the
I'll dare to be true to my country to-day!
Tis the day of her trialthe day of her trembling;
The day she shall choose either glory or shame:
A glory as bright as the stars in their shining
shame that through ages shall cover her name!
IN dare to be true to the broken and owly
When pride and derision Gods justice withhold;
Though favor may covet or oppression assail me,
I'll dare to be true, and I'll dare to be bold.
I'm dare to be true to the slave and the bondman;
The long serving. tempted and down-trodden race
May God make my pathway most bare of his mercy,
When in my hearts prayer they have not pacei
Long time have they drank from the full cup of
row,
Long time have they travelled through darkness
and night:
While the sunlight of progress and Gods loving
mercy
were nushing the nauoh WIN WISDOM ana hght.
I'm dare to be true to my friend and my brother:
Ny heart be the nest for his oft whispered words:
Ny truth be his solace when lies have beguilcd him
His trust, when their malice his path overfows.
Truth. best gin Of heaven: I'll clasp thecunfold thee.
win love thee. and serve thee, and through thee.
my God:
And IN dare. when the days of my journey are
ended,
To calmly look back on the paths have trod.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23

for using, and sent BY express closely seaied to all
parts Of the country.
PRIcEs.-Fu strength. SO; Half Strength, s5
Quarter strength. 80 per bottle
eY Remember. This medicine Is designed cx-
pressIy for OBSTINATE CAsEs, which all other rem
cdies Of the kind have failed TO cure; also that IL h
warranted rs represented ia erers respccf or tho
price will be refunded. tft
EY-BEwARE OF INVITATIONS. None genuine
At his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL
DISEASES, No. - Union Street, Providence. R. J..
rg-This speciality embraces al diseases Of pri-
rate nature both Of MN aud WOMEN. by regu-
lary educated physician Of twenty years practice.
giving his whole attention 20 them.
tE-Consulfaiions by letter otherwise strictly
from observation, TO all parts of the United
States Also. accommodations for LADIES from
abroad wishing for secure and quiet Retreat, with
CAUTlON.-It has been estimated that over two
hundred thousand dollars are paid to swindling
9uacks annually. in New England alone. without any
out OF class of persons who the least able TO lose
IT, but once paid they aerer get IL hfck and they
compelled to suffer the wrong in silence not dar
ing to expose the cheat for fear of exposing them
ssfres. All this from trusting without inquiry.
TO who alike destitute OF honor. character,
and skill. and whose only recommendation is their
false aud cxtfasagant assertions, in praise OF
themselves. II, therefore, you would avoid being
humbuggcd, take mans word, no matter rhdf his
PROFESSIONS are, but NAME INQUIRY s-it will cost
you nothing, and may you many regrets; for as
advertising ply yseians in nine out of Ten are
bogus. there Is safety in trusting any " fhem
less you know nrho and whaf they are
tH-Dr. NJ. will send FREE, by enclosing stamp
a above, a Pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN.
and on Frirate Diseases generally: giving most ul
festimoaiais without which no advertising ply sician
or medicine Of this kind is deserving Of ANY coSFf-
pExcE WHATEVER.
rY-Orders BY mail promptly attended to. writo
your address plainly. and direct to DR. H. n MATrI-
son. above.
June 23 d&w2m
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23
|llSaal6lG Plll'


SPECIFIC REMEDY FoR
SpermatorrhGa. or Seminal Weakness and General
Irrifabilify In either Sex.
This malady, the terrible consequences Of which are
too well known to require than bare alnsion
them, Is one Of the most insidions and therefore
dangerous. Of al the long catalogue Of human iis.
II saps the very springs Of Lie, rapidly undermnes
the constitution and sinks the unhappy victim into
imbcciiify and premature grave. Prom three
boxes Of the Specific Pill sufficient to effect per-
manent cure In the most n9grurafed cSses, whether
constitutional, or arising from Abuse or Excesscs.
MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
eve believe II to be. in the treatment Of sperma-
torrhGa - near SPECIFIC any medicine can be-"
-B. KEITH, N. D.---fnserican Journal Of Medical
ScieHce
al have found them af that eoafd be desired Their
effect has been truly wonderful. ! used them in .
case Of Spermatorrh9a Of long standing which has
been under treatment for years. think three boxes
will complete the cure.'-E. r. DIcKKH, NJ. ID.
rg-This Is not Homeopathic remedy nor + there
any mercury other deeterioss ingredient coubin-
ed with ii.
PRrcE-s1 per box. Six boxes for s5. BY Mall pre-
paid. For sale BY all respectable Druggists, and At
the Sole General Depot in the United stsfe=.by
j. WINCHESTER, IS Jonx sr,N.Y,
Sold At wholesale by w. =. PHILLIPS,
junc23d& w4w PORTLAND. NE
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23
buy Me AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD y
Health and Strength Secured,
ny THE USE THE
GREAT STRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE
DIR. Langley's
ROOT AND HERB BIrTERS.

COMPOSED of sarsaparilla, Wild Cherry, Yellow
~ Dock, Prickley Ash. Thoroughwort. Rhubarb,
Mandrake. Dandelion. Sc, all of which are COM
pounded TO act in concert, and assist Nature in
eradicating disease
The effect of this medicine is most wonderful-it
acts directly upon the bowels and blood, by removing
all obstrucions from the internal organs stimulating
them into healthy action, renovaiing the fountains of
life, purifying the blood. cleansing II from all humors
aud causing il TO through every part of the
body restoring the invalid to health and usefulness.
They and eradicate from the syst9n, Liver Conn
paint, that main wheel Of many dis ases, Jaun-
dance in its worst forms, all Bilious Diseases and
foul stomach Dy spepsa Costiveness all kinds of HUI
mors Indigestion, Headache. Dizziness, Piles Heart
burn, Weakness Pains in the side and bowels, Flafu-
lency, Loss of appetite, and torpid diseased Liv
er. dsordercd Stomach or bad blood. to which all
more or less subject in Spring and Summer.
More than 2D,0o0 persons have been cured by this
medicine. II Is highly recommended BY Physicians
everywhere. Try II and you will never regret 1t.
Sold by all dealers in Medicine ever where at only
rs aud 3s cents per bottle. Orders addressed to
GEO. C. GOODWIN CO., Bosros.
june21d4m
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23
The Cabin Door.

VIII we never see our sister, u ~ 4
Will we never see her more;
When We gather in the evening,
Around the cabin door;
To eat the corn, and sing the song,
When daily work Is doney
For oh we have such happy times,
At setting of the sun
We thought II strange when master came
To take her yesterday,
That she should cry so bitterly,
And beg 20 let her stay;
She surely would come back again,
She said she loved so;
'Twould break her heart, she knew ii would,
Ii she was forced to go.
Have they sold her mofhcry oh!
Have they sold our sister Besss
And will they take no pity on
Your own and our dstreesy
won't they let hex come sometimes,
just TO join us In playy
And then, YOU know, when she goes home
Wen run with her half way. fb
j fear, alas. my little ones,
You'll never see her more,
Unless, like her, you're sold to 20
To Misfissippi's shore;
And you may chance 10 see her then.
II she should live so long
But grief, think will kill her soon,
For she was never strongi
Oh had she been, like you, my child, 81
shade or two more dark,
The prowling hound would not have set
On her his fataI mark
And offer gold ON gold to lure
NY master from his word;
And take my darling child away,
Like closely prisoned bird.
Oh. never more will these old eyes "a
Behold her smiling face;
But III carry TO the grave with me,
The memory of its grace.
And we'll pray to meet in heaven,
Though on the earth no more
As we gather in the evening,
Around the cabin door.
oh God will there no morning come
To night 20 dark and longr
And shall the weak forever be
The victim OF the sfrongy
Oh. will nof vengeance fall on men,
Whose flesh ard blood is sold
That they may lead a lusffui life
In purple, wine, and golds 10y
-fIvrirs fnr Freedom
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23

Mr.. TwoMBLY's MIsTAKE.-Mr. Thomas
Twombly had drank but six glasses of brandy
and water to the health of our gallant army,
when being man of discretion he returned
home at the reasonable hour of one, A. NJ.
and really supposee he was going to bed sober.
Mrs. Thos. Twombly was too well accus-
TONED to the comings and goings of Thomas.
to be disturbed by the trifing noise he made
retiring; but when she discovered that he had
ms boots on, she requested him to remove
them or keep his feet out of bed.
My DEAR said Mr. Twombly in an apoIo-
getic tone, "skuse me-" How / came To for
get them can't conceive, for am lust AS sober
as ever was in my life
Mr.. Twombly sat on the side of the bed and
made an effort to pull Off his right boot The
attempt was successful, though it brought
him to the floor. On regaining his feet Mr..
Twombly thought he saw the door open As
he was sure he shut the door on coming in, he
was astonished, and light as it was in the room.
he couldn't be mistaken, he felt certain. Mr..
Twombly staggered toward the door, to close
II, when, TO his great surprise he saw a figure
approach from beyond. Twombly stopned
the figure stopped. Twombly advanced again.
the figure did the same. Twombly raised his
right hand, the figure raised his left.
Whose there" roared Twombly. beginning
TO be frightened. The object made no reply.
He raised his boot in a menacng attitude. the
figure defied him by shaking similar object.
Blast you for a sneak" cried Twombly and
he hurled the boot full at the head of the mys-
terious stranger.
lhere was crash, and Mrs. Twombly Jump
ed from the bed just in time to see mirror
smashed.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23
GSMiMc chesteE.sA
@NLal: ~
FOR THE rREvrsrros AND CURE or

FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE or
Consumption, Asthma, Chronic Bronchitis, Nervous
Prostrafion, General Debility, Dyspepsia, Scrofu-
h. Marssmus. Loss Of Appetite. Neuralgia
Female Complaints, and all Disorders Of
the Nervous and Blood Systems.
This remedy has obtained great reputation for
most EXTRAORDINARY CURES IN ALL STAGES or
CONSUMPTION. 1t Is recommended by many thous-
and Physicians In the United States and Europe
having been used with results unparalleled in the
mails Of medicine.
The HypephespAifes have . tvo-foId and speeiae
action; on the one hand increasing the principle
which CONSTITUTES NERVOUS ENERGY, and ON the
other, being the Mosr POWERFUL BLOOD GExERAr-
ING Agents KNOWN. In cases Of Nervous Debility
or Posirafion Of the Vital powers, from any cause,
the Remedy has no superior.
"wINcHEsTERs GENUINE PREPARATION"
Is thu only reliable form Of HyPorBosrHrrxs made
affer the Original Formula of Dr. Churchill. r0-Ix-
QUfRE FOR AND UsE NO OTHER.
FAIR TRIAL Is CERTAIN CURE,
ry-PRICEs-Tn seven ounce bottles, s1-six
Bottles for s5. In sixteen Bottles, s2-Thrce
for s. Circulars gratis. Sold By all respectable
Dru<giss. and at the Sole General Depot In the Uni
ted States. by
wfNCHEsTER, ss JoHx srnErr. n. 7.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23
MEDICAL.
CLEMs' SUMMER CURE

CLEMS' SUMMER CURE
HOwes' Cough Pills,
By the concurrent testimony of many sufferers, tho
fact has been established. that for the cure Of
DIARRHGA OR DYsENTERY
In persons of all ages medicine has ever come to
the knowledge Of the public, that ehectualsy does
II work and at the time leaves the bowels in
active, healthy condition, as
cLEMs SUMMER CURE
That for Children Cutting Teeth, If troubled with
Diarrh@a or any irregularities of the bowels, all 9TH
er remedies are insignificant. as compared with
CLEMs SUMMER CURE
That for Children troubled with Canker in mouth
stomach, or mothers suffering from nursing sore
mouth, se and speedy cure Is effected BY the OF
CLEMs SUMNER CURE.
That for Coughs. Hearscnezs and Bronchial Affect
ions. there is no remedy extant that universally
affords relief -
HowEs' COUGH PILLS.
That for Tirhtness or Wheeling In the Chest,
Pains in the side, long standing HACK, the best
remedy 10
HowE's COUGH PILLS.
That as expectorant and ameliorating agent IN
cases of Phthisic, whooping Cough, and Confirmed
Consumption, the public have already rendered their
united verdict In favor Of
H0wEs' COUGH PILLS.
CLIENTS SUMNER CURE is pleasant. agreeable
dccoction of Roots and Barks, and contains not
particle of OPIUM ON DRUG Of any sort 1t always
does good, and never does harm.
by THEIR woRKs YK SHALL KNOW rHxn."
G. c. Goodwin Co, Boston, General Agents for
New England II. H. Hay, Portland, and d. y.
bradbury, Bangor. General Agents for Maine.
sx-sold by Druggists and Merchants generally.
HOWEs 4 CO., PrspFiessrs,
6mno1 BELFAST, MAINE.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23
DIR. John G. Mott,
PHYSICIAN AND STURGEON.

Sc COURT ST.. CORNER or HOWARD, BosroS, is
consulted daily from 10 until 2 and from to In the
evening all diseases of the Urinary and Genital
Organs. Scrofuous Affections, Humors of all kinds.
Sores. Ulcers and Eruptions, Female Complaints, sc.
An experience of twenty years extensive prac
tice enables DIR. NJ 10 cure all Of the most difficult
cases Medicines entirely vegetable. Advice Free.
June % 1862. sn3awSm