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Movements of Dick Taylor.

NEW YORK, Dec. New Orleans let
ters state that the force interfering with
the navigation of the Mississippi below
the mouth Of lied river is estimated al
1000 under Cen Dick Taylor, and asort
oil f,sing corr= are appearing from time
to lime at different points of the river
preying on it's commerce. The mer.
chants of New Orleans and traders gen.
orally are seriously alarmed.
Mai. Gen. Washburn with his CON-
maud is moving in the direction of Mata-
gorda with every prospect of capturing
that place Our forces will then have q
footing on the lnaiA land with nne har-
Dor to auchor our vessels in and good
base ut operations.
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IS Vessels Es:irnt i'm New
York.

NRw York, Dec, 10.-Yesterday after
noon the canal boat Cora Campbell load.
ing hay between pier 81 and SIS, at the
foot of Charles street, North river caught
fire from spark from the stove pipe
The fire spread rapidly, and in a short
time extended from vessel tovessel un-
i'll itreached pier No Il, envcloyine y
vessels in one sheet of frme. The fire.
men work od we'll but were unable to do
more than stay the spread of the devour-
ing element. Nearly all the vessels were
totally destroyed. ba.b,ss-...,
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q. 90 90 hssE een3vba n



Mr. Editor:-As We feel that it lmirhfa 4
be interesting to our friends ~ h.aseslteeI ssI
have = list of the killed and wounded ~fi,co q
our company in the late battle which was 4
fought near Chattanooga, Tenn, on the st"1
18th day of Nov. We ask that yeu fndl
room in the columns Of your paper Tor a ~l.s
few thoughts and the names ofsha-e WIN sssstl
fell while driving the enemy frcin his fora ava
tifcations ON Mission RIire .hsHui
The foil wing is lst offhe killed and ,
wounded IN our company 80 tn9hs'
Killed -Roh~rt .Sni,b. GrayrviIle. ~, .,e
Monroe Go. tuhios wm. Y. iSsrge.un, OF "a
Sunsbury Township. -,s4fB.,sis1 -,
Wounded-C.aptain John II Spie. ofi ba
Sardis, Monroe Co. o.; Edward Nc Elrcy,,sbtT
Of Carlisle. Noble Go. o. private Vim.
liedieston. Henry Bass.s Of Noble Ge.;-.
4. q. Ault, oi Malaga. Meprce To-; syl-.,.
burn Davis. al Sunfsh, Monroe Coz 81. y:
/ The most OF these eases are hut slight.
After looking al the strong natural posi-
tion.swith tho strong fortifcationi ~hieh 6
the enemy hadcrccied en- The hcig hfss Of +. !.
the ridge we wonder that our 'causaltiss ss. 7
are so light iiis ssis siai u ~sssa,a s,iss., :,
The cid unfinching this .sxfha aehsrx.s,l,..
ed from the fsot 10 the p of the hilla.is
without hantiug. driving the enemy from sssA
their entertainments and aking a namher.
of cannon which was immediately fusned
and fired upon the hrcing gray -jsskessE
Sergt.t J. II :, ,ELLkR.
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VOLUNTEERS WANTEDi

Tho undersigned, under orders, has
opened recruiting Office at Woodsield
Ohio, for the United States service. Th,
Term of enlistment will be for three years
pay from sl3 to $40 per month, $33 PEI
menth for clsthing and rations. go ii
Recruits. 1902
Veteran Volunteers, 402
Headquarters over Moneys Store.
HUGH McCONVILL.
Lieutenant and Recruiting Officer.
Oct. ii, 1863.-6w..
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DEATHS.

DIED-At the Hospital fon 1FsnS
Island, ). C., ofChronicl Diarrhc., on tho
10Th OF October Joshua bye, a an.emhsr..id
of Go. X. CID ohio Reyt. .safs.,ata.-s..l
In the Hospital at Beaufort s. C.
July zSd 1853, THOMAS .McMlsixA, Of
Company h SD d. v, i. at sw.unds re-, a
cencdlh battle ON Morris island s. q.
Juiy 18th 1868. st-sa3si.sl 80
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] gl,id - N III
There's cap in the closet.
O,d, tancrcd and blue, .sjs; ssasEs :
Of very slight value, q sssiv
IL lnay Dc, to you;iniohs has 80
But crown, jewel studded, -
Could not buy it to-day, Ia
With its letters, Of hvuer,
Brave s.Co.t e." u 4 .Htk
The head that .it,sheltersd " ~
- Needs shelter NO rnorslv hss @
DEAD heroes make holy bHsoi &.Ea
80, Tie trlties they wsorc::sseyseq ese1sssEa
So, like chaplst of honor, - " " b-lyss
Of laurel and bay,., a.sf ,s-.s'
Seems The cap of the soldier, w
"a Marked sces h. 4oxk o a.I
Bright syes s. nave AooIsds ssaIaiy y g.
sA ils visor DetsathE A. y.YxZgOTTt
Ger the work 4oiathe Reaper,
trim Harvester Deaihl
let tiie maeler-roll,s neager, i,,v
So pmourntully sxy.- -,ssisF.d d. "
How foremostlu danger s .~saso -yr-s
Went .sCo. k."o'st 7asaats q
.staa ,sot-iye,R s'aasisw
Whose footsteps. anbroken e2 $40
Game up to the town, Yrse,r
Where rampant aud bsstioai II VI t..
10 Looked threatningly dovni 80
Who, closing up breaches,
Still kept on their way,
Till gun, downward pointed, soee y
5 Went TO. IN ns 7sissisgsg 80
-1 - ,tsaisSes bssk BstS
Who faltered, or shiyered3 srs,7T
Who Stunned battle stroke
Who's ire was uncertain 4rul
Whose battle line broke2
Go ask il Of history, ti9fsk
, Years form to-day, ..
And the record shall tell you, t'1tA
Not Go. K"
Though my darling is sleeping
., 6I To-day with tbs dcad, ,e., ,5r
Aud daisies ami clVser ...sf.,.s w
"a BLOOM over his head, ,i.as k..s s,.,.n..
4 smile though myatcars I'll hns .s,s,g.s
As-I lay it away .,-sss
That battieEwcrRvaP, = q n
l.e:tcred t"tosk.2 q Il .k
~t.l tA 7oIlasunuD = yan7sssA
GIRO aTAaAo
ossI ~ s4sass.a
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4 Special Notice

All persons subject to drafe in Centre
Rcwnship, are notified to meet at the
Ceart House in Woodsfeld on Thursday
at one o'clock, P. NJ. for the purpose of
transaoting Important business. 1t isim
or.,nt that ali should attend
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Muskingum College.

The Fall Session is now in progress /; and
thu Winter Session begins Dec. 14th. con
tin7ipg fourteen weeks,land ending March
%. 1854. The Summer Session begins April
goth 1854, and June goth, 1854, which 10
Commencement Day. Hereafter the College
Year will begin about the 1st of September
in each year, and be divided into three (3)
Ses sionsHof fourteen weeks eachzsa} oLTR
The Tuition in College and Preparation
Departments is SO per Session In :hs Fem a
Department, Sc. The usual naturalization aud
Incidental fees as heretofor4s viii be charged.
Boarding will range from sl.5o to 5000
room rent extra. But many students hoard
in commons at about 81 90, or even less.
The country and the world call loudly fol
more educated men: and the young men oi
oar country have now opening h-forc them 8
pros pect OF unprecedented honor and -u> sful
ness, if they will prepare themselves for it.
| Par ents should dedicate more of their sor
and daughters to the leadership Of rirsnec
and enlightened society, by educating then
we'll. Correspondence is solicited, Addres,
the President, New Concord, o.
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New York, Dec. 1o-Gen. Meager il

NEW YoRK, Dec. 10-Gen. Meager is
not prisoner as was reported.
The rebel Congress met on Monday at
Richmond, Bills were introduced to
prevent the accepting eff substitutes.
A Mobile dispatch reports that the
Yankees were defeated by Gen. Green at
Plaquamine, La, with loss of 1000
men on the 9th of Nov. Navigation Of
the river was virtually closed on the 18th.
Two thousand Yankee cavalry were driv-
ed into Port Hudson, thirteen Of whom
we're killed and two woundeu. tx q.
CHARLESTON dates of the 9Th report no
III ,n.e Aslov ireis kept up. Shells
we're thrown into the city on Monday and
Tue<d ~ night of last week.. "a "a. Zee Sa
The Richmond Examiner of q the 9th.
protests against allowing any more pro-
visions to come to Yankee prisoners, lns=
tt..tl -af ftI ffftE .3s.f-l Ifsf T-lreafTa
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sg-A AT Cincinnati, the other day,lC.W.
Hall horse contractor for the Goyernment
was found guilty and sentenced to six sso
monts imprisonment. and fined $40, 600. = =
for defrauding the Government. in pur.
chasing horses. ~ 80. y. -.ssssz 81
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We received the message too late for
insertion, bat we publish fair synopsis
eft in another column. We win pub
lirh in full the Proclamation which. .ac-
accompanies the message. $40 ID 5ae e
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s@- The majority for Smithers, shs1"o
Administration candidate for Congress IN 80
Delaware, is just the amcut Of the entire seso
vote that was casts, ,228-tbe "election's
O being a bayonet affair entirely, asd
the Democrats staying, away from the !
polls. "a,
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p@A Western editor requests those of ,eaas
his subscribersswho owe him mora than
six years subscription, to send him ieek A&
of their hair, SO that he may know hat e
they are still living. In answer to which tsSsss
a contemporary says that If his delin-. ss@o
quent subscribers should do this, he
would be obliged to leave OF editing and
60 into the wig business. 7s7,ia ,sIsaps snO
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To- the Trustees of the respective
Townships OF Monroe County, Ohio -
At the December Session of the Commits
sioners Of Mcuroe County, it was ordered
that, the Trustees OF the several town
shipslof Monroe County shall afford re-
lief to all families Of soldiers, in the SER.
vice of the State or United Stat es Per-
sons Who have died or been disabled in
the service, shall be included, and, relief
shall be afforded. to persons in the town
ships. in which they actually reside, at
tbe time of making application.
By order Of
Commissioners
NJ. HEFFLER,
Aud. NJ. e. o.
Tlsr 16 1852 A.
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LOUISVILLE Dec 16.--The Journal
has advice, which it credits that the .rebel
Gen.. Morgan wasin Cpmbsrlsnd coun-
Ity, KY, on the morning of the 7th. ~ \
company with FIVE of his officers, procesd.s.-
ing towards Dixie.
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n When an Abolition prays for -, peace sA
he mestions the -particularskind=o Of. us.rs..u
he wants-"Oh, Lord, give, ma psses. hut.
not dishonable peaceas1 Just;sss n the Z
Almighty was as bad as himself, and as
likely to do asdishonorable act 80 -, -.
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United states Bomds.

We call the attention of our readers to
che advertisements in another column q
Jay Cuoke, subscription agent, for poi
slar and profitable Investment.
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paid to the volunteer as soon as he i,
mastered into the service and the balance
OF the money in sen,i-annual installments
Persons desiring 10 obtain the benefit OF
the extra bounty of s1Oo should apply
immediately to
col. w. p. RICHARDSON. .
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n@Captain Latshawy the. postxqaars
termaster a. Lexington. Kentucky. .shasezs ~
been tried by court martial fined SG0.o00h -
ment for defrauding the Cover ,moi,t. a.xisA -
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woodsfield Select school.

The second session of Woodsfeld- Sc
lect School for, young ladies, will com
mence on & lJglldES u ulIQU
MONDA 7, DECEMBER 18th, 1863,
and continue fourteen weeks. Tnstruc-
tions given in the common and higher
English branches, Latin, French and
Drawing.
AS only limited number of pupils will
be received, application should be made
early. For terms, &c, address j.B
MISSeC. l.. PRATT
sse-srs, Woodsfeld,. o.
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W. H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.

4 GREAT MAS.-The Abolitionists
acknowledge by their acts that Vallan-
digham is the greatest man in the whole
North opposed to them They arrested
him and banishod him because he was the
most dangerous lnan to their cause OF war
for negro freedom. A portion Of the
Northern States Army is kept to watch
him-a gHntont keeps watch i'll front of
Windsor. for fear the great man might
walk over the waters of the lake and 20
home. What an awful thing it would be
if he should come home to his wife and
little ones! And what still more awful
thing 1t would be if there should be ca He'd
a little meeting at Columbus of about
10000 Democrats, and he would arrive
''unbek knownstr- John Morgan did a,
Toronto-and get upon the step. of the
Capitol and address that vast crowd
Wouldn't that be awful Yet it nigh
be- And we would advise the Govern
ment" to add at least fifteen more gun
boats-iSomersctt (O) LniOn.
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8otal gntelligtnee,

WANTED.-A good practical Printer
wanted at this Office Immediately.
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pes List of letters remaining in the
Post Office at Woodsfeld, D. Dec II,
1868:
Hester Arley. Sally Blazer James
Clawhorn. Juliet Coner, r. r. Davis Geo.
II Faubel. Edward Fnst Key<cr. hnnis
Kater. Martha Neuren. W NJ. 0dcn,
N::.hanicl Rieg. " NJ. Steal. ~ s4iilst5s'
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say they are advertised.
H. FLEMING, P. NJ.
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CrNcINNATb Dec.s,-A Gre broke emit
in Paris Kentucky, this morning which
destroyed 10 or IL business house.
The los is about $4,000 No insurspee
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Fremont SANDUskY Co, O. !
Oct. 26, 1853.

The election has been disgrace 10 the
country. from which it will not soen re-
cuver. On last Saturday j soldier Dragged
in the street here that he, had voted seven
times ON the t3tll-he Came from Camp
Dennisop that day.-It is likely hundrsus
of OF hers died the. same kind o. voting,
unchecked aud unchallenYed."
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20 MEN WANTED !!
bounty S4Og !! +!

Center Township offers bounty. in
addition to the Government bounty, of
800 for the purpose Of making up the
quota of the draft which is to take place
the 5th of January next
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Commissioners.
NJ. HEFFLER,
Aud. NJ. G. o.
Dec 1e, 1ses.-4w.


The 7ribunss Washington special says
shat frauds to the amount of over mil
lien Of dollars was discovered in furnish
ing supplies to the Army of the Potomac.
On Friday night Capt. VIM. Stoddard
Quarter master of Alexandria was arres-
ted by order of the Secretary of War
andnlodged in the Old Capitol Prison.
On saturday night scapt. Fergursun ol
the regular army. Chief Qurtermaster Of
Alexandria, was also arrested and sent to
thes0ld Capitol, These frauds have all
been unearthed since Gen Meigs went to
Tenn. he frauds in which those and a
number of other officers, some very high
in.rank, will have to be arrested are i'm
plicated and consists principally in large
purchases of mixed grain that is oats
and corr so compounded. The Govern
ment is cheated cut of 20 centc on every
Embellishments frauds in the pur-
chase of lumber and horses for the army
of the Potomac have also been discovered
Col. Thomas acting Quartermaster Gen
eral deserves the credit for unmasking
these knaves. 81
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n@- MURDERER CoNvIcrHp.-Sreeter
indicted for the murder Of McCoys fsmisE
", in Medina, Ohio, has bean. found
guilty, and sentenced to be hung ION the
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New York, Dec. 1O.-The Tribune S
Washington special says, ths following
account is that of which Mr.. Wilson, ol
Iowa, gave notice on Monday in the House
Be it resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
in Congress assembled, That two-thirds
of both Houses concuring, that the follow
ing artical be proposed to the several Leg
islatures of the several States as an
amendment to the Constitution of the
United States, which when ratified by
three fourths of said Legislatures shall
be valid to all intents and purposes, as a
part of the said Constitution namely.
Article rs, section l.. Slavery being
incompatible with free government IS
forever prohibited in.the United States,
and invoLntary servitude shall be permit
ted only ms punishment for crime. -
Sectiqn z Congress shall have full pow
er to eniorce the foregoing section Of this
rti..s ,. Ipfupfi4te .sgirl~tiuD.
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sA- The following is a copy of letter
writtan to the cditsr and published in the
New Philadelphia Ohio Dtn.oertt, which
VIC give to show one of the frands pract-
Iced at the late election We have heard
of similar voting ut other places:
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p = p IilT - p .ssalI arls~T-Ela
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.raE Union AS TT WAS. AND
Ta2 CONSTITUTION AS 1T Isl"
mol that tHIS Government was made
e~ she WHITE BASIS, by WHITE
Fl II ,,f;,l she sSEsfT Of WHITE MEN
a. their P0STERITY forever STE
pagN a. DouGLAs.
a uaion of hearts, union OF hands,
4 uaion that none may seer;
A union of lakes a union of lands,
The AMEIeAN UNION FOREVER"
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Dec. 2, 1s63.-2w.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-04-16

was founded-thc establishment ofliberty
cannot be defeated. If, however, the
present policy is to be pursued; II there is
to be no change in the destructive care E
which usurps and suppants the Constitu-
tion and the laws, then declare my SOL
emn belief that q scene Of ruin is near at
hand in this once favored country, more
mournful than that over which Marius
wept on the plains of Carthage, and more
ter ible than the picture of dcsolaton
which marked the destruction of the holy
city of David.
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Sherin's Sheriff.

RUSSELL, STURGEs Col
court OF SOm Ilcas.
EDw ARD HALL ct nj.
DY virtue of an order of sale issued from tho
ID Court of Common Pleas of Knox county, Ohio
in u certain civil action therein pending; wherein
Russell. Sturges II Co. are plaintiffs and Edward
Hall ct al. are delondands, and to me directed MS
public auction at the residence of Edward Hall in
tho village of Berlin, in said Holmes county. ohio
On Monday. the 4h day Of May 1868,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. n. and o'clock
p NJ, of said day, the following described goods
an d chattels, to-wit: -,
One Cane Mill and ono Sugar Eyaperator'
Taken as the property of Edward Hall to satisfy
the claim of said Russell, Sturges x Co.
Terms cash. j. >. NElSON,
April l6, iS63w5S2. Sheriff
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Shcrih IS Sale.

RUSSELL, SrURGEs & Co.,
rCOurt oil Com Ileas,
EDWARD II ALL ct al
DY virtue of an order of sale issued from the
ID Court of Common Pleas Of Knox county.
Ohio, in certain civil action therein pending,
wherein Russell, Sturgis & Co. plaintiffs and
Edward Hall ct al. are defendants, and to mo di-
rcctcd MS Sheriff of suid county, ] will offer for
sale at public auction, at the north door of tho
Court House in the village of Millersburg in said
Holmes county,
On Monday, the lsh day of May, 1863,
Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ of said day, the following dcs-
cribed real estate, to-wit:
Tho south side of tho south east quarter of sec
ect to sale ut Xanesvle, Ohio, lying and being
in Holmes county and State of Ohio,
Taken as the property of Edwaid Hall to satisfy
the claim of said Russell, Sturgis Co.:
Terms cash JOHN 3. NELSoN:
April IL lS6Sw5pI4,00 Sherin.
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Bridge Notice.

rNHE Commissioners of Holmes county WIN msss NEE
| at the following lines and places for the put.
Of eOn.rec,ag for 6pildsnS o. lpSs PsDtt ooioot
p NJ, tn contract for building bridge across oit
Greek the OGdng leading sog1h froM nSaa JSdSish
On the iith dny of April 1859 at 10 o'clock Al NJ
to contract for building bridge across D6usnU s.
John Graha N 5, in Mechanic township
Also, on tae same day, at o'clock ?, Nj, 10 @ ooa
tract for building bridge across Doughty hoar
Altman's Mill in Mechanic township. .u;,.o
Also, the wood work Of a buckingham 6Tiags
across Doughty, in Mechanic towhsh'p' "''
p' ofu'r oi 'hs NViDAJOH JOHN W wEITMAN.
March 10, 1868 Coun" Asui''''
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Notice,

| HEREBY warn all persons from purchasing note of
hand made by to leury liabenicht for twenty
iye dolltrs PAYABLE six months after date, and dated
March 10Th 1853. Said note obtained from me by
fraud, and shall not pay the unless compelled to
by law,
April l6, lS63. DAVID McCULL0CU,
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On the shortest notice, and upon the most able
terms. Satisfaction guaranteed.
BENZ AMIN COuN,
April 1G, Is 3.
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II "A Il S A I'D G APPS,
Clothing Made to Order,

fact every article worn by well dressed gentlemen
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-18
DIR. HUGHES
Eclectic Medical Imf1rIlnary.

Established for the treatment IF those diseasesia
both seres, requiring Experience, sk9tI HONOR and
deiicccg.
DRiyxTE CoysULTATIONS.-Dr Hughes has
IL for a number of years confined his attention TO
diseases of G certain class. During his practice he
has treated thousands Of cases. and In no instance
has he met with ALLURE. The remedies are mild,
aud there IL interruption of business change Of
diet. DIR. Hughes ia In constant attendance from
In the morning until 10 At night, At his ofce. Tenn
pie street. Charges moderate. and cure guaranteed
In all cases. Separate rooms that no one Will DO
seen bat tho DR.. himself Ills remedies cure disease
when all other remedies fail without diefings
or restriction In the habits patient; with
outthe disgusting snd sickening effects of most other
remedies In few hours cures with.
ont the dreadful consequent effects OF mercury, but
IL sure 10 annihiate the rank and poisonous faint
that the blood Is 70 absorb, unless the proper
remedy is used. 1heingredenfs are entirelyvexet
BILE, and no injurious effect, either CONSTITUTIONAL
locally. can be caused by using them.
YOUNG MEN, who are troubled win seminal
weakness generally caused by bad habits In youth.
the effects of which are pain and dizziness In the
head. forgetlness, sometimes ringing in the ears
weak ewes etc. terminating Ia consumption or In
sanity If neglected, are speedily and permanently
cured.
returned n desired. Address
DIR. j. ID. HUGHES,
No5remple Street, tccrner Of M'ddlel,.
Portland.
wsend stamp for Circular. iuii-dtwtfs