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The Portland daily press., 1863-12-01
TO THE AFFLICTED!
DIR. w. N. DEMING,
Medical Electrician.
No. II Clamps Block,

CORNER OFC0EGRESS AND ELM STREETS,
MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens OF
w Portland and vicinity, that be has been in this
city four months During that time we have trcGtee
large number Of patients with wonderful success.
and curing persons in such short space of time that
the question is often asked do they stay cured. To
this question win say that all that do not stay
cured we will doctor the second time for nothing q,
This, with the success have met with, is q sure
guarantee that our services appreciated. There
fore, lest patients should delay COMB for fear we
shall not stay long enough to give the test. will
hre say that we shall stay in this city at least until
next April
Dir. d. has been practical Electrician for twenty.
years, and is also egular graduated physician.
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases,
In the form OF nervous sick headache; neuralgia
in the head. neck or extremites; consumption, when
in the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
inyoyed; acute or chronic rheumatism. scroiuls hip
diseases white swellngs, spinal diseases curvature
OF the spine. contracted muscles, distorted limbs.
palsy or paralysis, ST. Nitas Dance, deafness, STAN
mering or hestancy of speech dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, constipation and liver complaint piles-we
every that can be presented; asthma, bronchi-
It's structures of the chest aud all forms of female
complaints.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-01

TX OR 20 first rate SHOOK MAKERS, to whom
IL good wages and steady employment will be
given. Applyto
A. l.. MORSE,
novo DIM No. India Wharf, Boston. Mas
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-01
Wanted.

SUR6EONS and Assistant Surgeons for ealore d
- regiments in the Departments of the South
Gull, and Tennessee.
All candidates must be examined before Board
Of Medical officers.
Boards are now in session at Boston, New York
Washington, Cincinnati and st. Louis and At the
headquarters Of the Armies of the Potomac. Crm-
Applications for examination should be mad To
the Surgeon General. Z. s. A., Washington. ID. a..
and must be accompanied with one or more tesfimo-
mails Of good moral character from respectable pkr
sons.
The Board will determine whether the candidate
isgualihed for Surgeon or for Assistant Surgeon
The candidate must be graduate Of some Regular
Medical College, non-graduates will not be ex amin
ed JK BARNES
Acting Surgeon General
Surgeon Generals Once, Nov Is, 1858.
nov2i TT&S2w
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-01
GLASS WORKS,

NULL value paid for broken glass by the psekagee
IL II broken fine II reduces the value. Do nc
want window or colorcd glass.
nova dim Send TO PORTLAND GLASS co.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-01

The Escape OF GEN. John Morgan His Ar
rirai at Toronto, &. ".
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 80.
Not the slightest clue has been discovered of
the whereabouts of Morgan and his officers.
tary committees of the State TO arouse their
several counties, and the Provost Marshal
General of the State has notified every Provst
Marshal TO scour their several districts tho
roughly. 1t is supposed they took the train
for Cincinnati, via Dayton, which started for
Columbia al . A. NJ, Saturday.
That the escape of John Morgan was con-
niyed at by sympathizers, there is little doubt.
They, by patient labor for nearly four weeks,
by means of small pocket knives, dug through
the floors of their cells, composed of about
twelve inches of stone and BRICK down into a
four foot sewer. Two weeks ago one OF the
prisoners asked the guard for few boards to
cover the floor of their cell, giving as an ex-
cuse that the damp stone was injuriug their
health. The unsuspicious guard granted their
request. The boards were used TO cover up
the holes they were cutting
On the night of their final escape, Dick Nor
gan managed to change with his brother John
from the upper to the lower tier. After getting
into the sewer they crawled to the heavy
grating at its mouth and found they could not
escape by that route. They however made a
0loie upwards TO heavy pile of coal, which
III ol liitHi W SUCH al extent tucy
were forced TO go further back into the yard
They then excayated the soft earth clear under
the main wall, and so correctly was the dis
lance calculated that they came out into the
open road one foot from the foundation. One
of the party, Capt. Haines, was by trade a
brick mason.
The following note, written in fine COM
mercial hand, was found in the cell:
castle MARION, CELL No 20,
Nov. II, 1868.
40 Capt. Marion, Harden of Tire Penitea-
ttdry :-Commencement Nov. 4th, 1868; con-
clusion, Nov. 10th. 1868; number of hours OF
labor per day, three tools, two small knives.
La patience est dHiere mails son fruit est doug.
Translation: Patience is bitter, but its fruit is
sweet.
BY order Of my six honorable companions
tSignedl L. HENRY HAISEs,
Captain c. 5. A.
TORONTO, Nov. 30.
The celebrated Gen. John II. Morgan ar,
rived here to-day by the Great Western Rail
road.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-01
w AN TS....LOST.


pleasant location, suit of four or Eve upfur.
! nished rooms, with wood.shed, etc. suitable for
through +. o. ~
Portland. Nov. %, 1853 dlws
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-01
To Let.
To be Let.

A very desirable Store to let at No. 1891 Congress
"A Street. opposite Quincy Lane. novl4 dit
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rH NJ WAN.

The events Of the they developed VIII Be
faithfully given that the public may be advised - 70
lis progress; battles the condition Of the
contenting armies and oil that affects the great struggle
home aud abroad Tor the overthrow O. the Rebellion
In addition the S>s.ises viii contain the CURRENT
NEWS OF the day. CHOICE MISCELLANY, STATE
TT Ms, the latest reports Of the NEW YORK aud ciS-
CiNNAT GENERAL and CATTLE NJ sRKETs. the con-
di,on Of tie MONEY an STOCK Markets; IN word.
will be the effort Of the PropetOrs of the nsasi to
give its columns interest FOR all classes Of readers and
such information will BE- especially adapted to the
we'll being of the citizens of Indiana
The .Senf.a>' will continue represent and stand BY
the regular organizations the Democratic party, State
and National ssfain the principles and policy they shall
and support the candidates they may nominate
We have agents. The low prices for subscription
will not allow IT, We there ask Democrsflc-
fends-al who desire the Of sound principles
aid in the extension OF the circulation Of the <tias
Daily and Weekly. until taey shall least resc every
Democratic family in Indiana. The press Is most i'm
in directing Alright The public mind, and all
that is needed q give he Democratic party pc
rule is the enlightenment oi the people TO It's prnc
piles AM policy IL shall be aim with all The ability
possess faithfully advocate democratic sentiments
and asurss. for believe that in doing best
promote the true interests Of the country
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Sole Proprietor AMI MaiIfaurcr ~ the Hard Rubber
Trss-, unlrr Ri,'s 4 ti,s~lyrar's Pat.rits
The liri l,'rr rrus, Ia unisc AMI Superior 10 all
oihc. in the following rr-srts: VII never rs-k rt>t
cfIie rsli ar hi-''r &c male still rils-r: VII
II rns q vars sainiI1: i - MT prs njure
the corfl, ami Is always clean and gNHi
Patients W. accurately liiri by s-iing size In
inclr's sr"nni lpry In lire 10 rupture
HEfEHENrE> a. sIIari rity otlr"rs: The fol-
lowing only o.rr-l: ri,,fs. Mat, taIilrau: and
Parker. New YORK; rr'fs ti,~.ar.i and Arrsw ilal
pia. DR.. " Jnss~';i SIr t'efsral BUREAU Wash
ington; Pf Brsiir,- Frr-r. is-a, Airr,Ns> and la
Wis Chicago; l,r. Wul.dt. MlEaih'~. Vie
Maraattirrr AMI DEALER In Slssllrr lirares. Af-om
inal Si;lrrrrs S.ik and r.ti.n Il.>c Stockings for
variyose v:.i,s Sis,rsn---y Bafdag..s &c &c
DIR. WILrON'S PATENT ARTIFICIAL lFt; man.
farnrei Ivy c. Sta,r' has HsiIy s.vaniac-~ all
o:lrrs AMI ilicc uf sncl, Il has r,~si,e the
first premiums at the United STATES Fairs under liz
animation II the "-St surgeons Ia country. Its
tim il received fr,sn rll-r csst. hch will never
break giving II a great preference tle SPIRAL spring
use,l in o;hr liIrls
Send stamp fer pamphlet. Post ONCE Fox ass.
D0z~ For sale nv al DRUGGISTS. noyl4'62-d5ni
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CSo. 2iI)
r United STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN.


LIMITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN.
DIAM, SS
District Court Of the United states within ard Tot
the seventh Circuit and district Of Indiana. III. 18th
dAy~ef gsassry, ist5. by John Hanna tsq. AuoTue,
for he United states. for the District q Indiana against
tn following dsscrtsec credits aid enecfs William
HOlcomb. to-wi'. -Four TT nlissory N,fe~ ell dated
March 3Uth Issl for ESQ O0 EACH pay attic N l. p aid
respectively. from the 1t &c ober, 1851 with ii,
,er-~t. aid given by John j. Oaks
Seth b. him assigned aud transferred ssid
10 eomi AID secured by mortgage certain real etste
n aporte county Indiana tor vio,ii Of the powers q"
actof Congress, approved July ", 1857, enfd Al
iTsrrectioo, pnui-h ard rebel
lion, seize and coEcate the properly OF rebel e ioI
other pnoSe and praying process against said prepcty
and tat the ssme may be condemned and sold a.
enemies properly.
Now therefore, IN pursuance Of the monton under the
seal % said court drss tepi delivered DO here
by give public notice all persons claiming said pr"prty
any part thereof any manner Interested therein
thai they be and appear before the said District Court
the United States, 10 be bella the city Of indianapolis
IN and for the District Of Indiana the thd Monday Of
February nexs. O'Clock Of the forenoon Of thai
day. then and there ntrrpo their claims and nsk
then allegations in that behalf
ID. q. ROSE. L. &. Marshal.
Per l. =. BIsELOW, Deputy.
Attest.
JcEs H. RIA, Clerk. feb3-dl4t
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feb3 ana

i
IrNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
Ia DlANA. IS:
Whereas libel Of Information has been flied in tho
District Court Of he United States. within the
Seventh Circuit aud District Of niana The s9i Day OF
January, iSs hyJohn Hanna ESQ Attorney 81 the Jnitd
Stfes for the District Of Indiana, The following de-
scrbe estate creiits mneyS aud effects OF certain per-
sons unkncwn. ta~;: s&5 90 IN cash In the hands Il
". Forthc; also the Of SIS 20 IN cash "a thu
htnds Of one r. r. Mccain FIR violation OF the
ofan at ofCoGsIe T. ls69 entitled
An act 70 suppress ~urection, 70 punish treason and
rebellion. and corhscate the property q rebe
All Tor oth~r purpose. and praying process agansi
said cash. and that the may be condemned snd
sold a. enemies prop-rty.
SS~, therefore. IL puruance Of the uionon under h
zeal Of said C.urf directed delivered dc here
b. give public notice AL persons claiming al cash,
Nary rtrt Thereof IN any uleres-ed therein
tstthey Dc ard befrv the sad. the 4 strict Cour
Of tie Jsit state % lie held al he city q Indianapolis.
"a AMI fo- the District OF Ind ana on the hiTd Monday g
PEI asrY nexf o'clock ofhe forenoon -. that ay
then an there nterpose their claims and make their
allegations IN that behaf
u. C.. ROSE. rnlisd States Marshal.
By I. :. BisxIow. Deputy.
Attest
Joss n. kkA. Clerk. feh3-dis;
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WV II. GkEse 4 co,
Gents freely give you liberty 10 make Of the fol-
lowing certificate II the value Water hch
lean recommend IN the tigne { manner
Nv wife. who attacked with psu in the shoulders
whole length II back and her limbs. paiptsto
II the scarf attended with FALLING cf the Womb lys-
E1-ncr hVa, and irritation Of The Bladder called
ply sciau who attended her about three mouths VII
he LETT he's than he found her I then employed
Il The beet phys could find Who attended her
Tor about ik~ Kud klle she under III care
she did ii safer quite much pam. he finally gave her
mp and said. ''hFF Csc rtS tHcnrtte " For laid he
'shs ss,h c'uljiRtf ofoaHf hints. TINT rl.df
cise eir.g fr slcrfes Ggfihs ofler = Asf
dgrfs LlfleS About this he tne Ne OF
ConSiifufi.n Wafer and inter establishment; al
mo Tue rt dose sremed have The red eft aud
she Kept improving rapiiy under is tr-an ea and
now refinehd. eihife Der domestic a1airs Sue ha>
taken sny Of he Constitution Water Tor atut Z. ur
week. and are happs ~ say thar Il has produced
spermAHsntcure
VA M.vASBsNSCHOTES.
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THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH

There isno esss Of dserSe that prcacrs such exhaust
ing effects mon the humaI constitution Diabetes an,
D-easef II The kdneys bladder AID Urinary pas~a4es.
and through fAsc mqd-sfy tn nsescd until they
sr - sncet 10 h heyouG the control &c ordnar,
remedies, and ws sreseu. the
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mo. 2I7)
TINTED STATES OP AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
JcEs n. RIA, Clerk

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
~ DIANA. IS:
wExEsAs libel of information has been Fled In the
District Court VI the United States. within and for the
seventh C,rcIit and District Of indiana, the 29t
day OF janu'ry, 1885, Nv John Hanna, ESQ. Attorne,
OF the United States for the district If Indiana, against
the follow ny described aud effects Of William
J. Hslcomh, tO-wi;. Three Fromsory Note all dated
1t dsv Of November 1855, for S50e each with intsrts'
from date. payable In I. afd years from date,
spctively; said given by William W GarraTd said
H0comb: The said nOieS secured by c-rtain
mnr;g age real estate in Lapore, Indiana, for a
violation ~ the Powers If act Of Congress Of Jul,
IL. ls6s entitled act TO suppress insurr-eton pun
ish and rebellion, to seize and conhscse thu
property Of rebels and for other purpoes and prsyre
process against sid property and that the may be
oni~mned and >cld a. enemies property.
Now. therefore, In pursuance Of the monition undei
ths zeal 81 SAID court, To directed and des cred d.
ber-bs give public notice all persons claiming said
properly, any par thereof any interested
therein that they lie and appear before the said Dstc'
Cou Of the United States held the city ofinen-
spol. In and Tor the District 81 nana the third Mon
day ofFebruary next at enococ Of the forenoon Of thai
day. then and there to inferroSe their claims and
their allegaticas In snat behalf.
ID. 6. ROSE. L. s. Marshal
Per |. ). BsELow. Deputy.
Attest
Johx n. REs. Clerk feb3-dl4t
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(No. 2l5A
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
Attest
Joss H. RkA. Clerk

Nlthb SfaltS W AdthItA, pSlaCI UP IN
u DIAN t->S
Wasssas, libel Of Information bAs been nled ~ the
pisiref Court % the United states within aud for ID.
seventh Sifcat Dssrcf Of Indiana n. ssih day
Isau.Fy ts9, b Joan Hanna. $50. Attorney 81 TIE
Jstel siss- Tor the Urcs Of Indiana against the FOL
Iowa. described property II ns John Cannon 10 witt
DIR q seeout hard seam engines. Tor violation
tn powerS ~ s. Il Congress, approved July l.
l-s1 eu cd An 10 sipYre> instfrF>stion punish
sch-ioa. srize ar cuufScsfe The property
81 rebels aus fos .taer purpose AMI nraying cruces
Assn~i SAID property that TIE Tray hseonrrane
snf fold e. tr-fuif>' pfoprffy
No fherrfor IA pursna1c- 81 ths u1nifiou der the
sea- y All Cotst "a drcset ard delivered 40 here
By gse pgbie notice al person. siuug Saa prof.r
OF sry pat IN any s. 81 herein
thaf ne. - anf app before the said. the pstrict
Coart - the Omitted states, he "a tue city u IN.
tlsnapos a ard fpr the District q Indiana the %
Agaday q fhrrary neat. oriork q the forenoon
% that dsY len I'D here - intefpo<e tsr claim. and
make their siis Sstien- ~ thai keasf
u. q. ROSE. A.. s. Marshal.
b. 1 $. Barlow, deputy.
Arrest.
ioss ". RIA ci-rk fsh3 .iit
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DANNHIE, Pa, June ., 1877.
Ir wv. II. Gm0G-Dsar Sir: In February 1851
attic "a with the sugar diabees and Tor tive mouths
pa sen more than "a Of water in "a hours
Obliged to get up oiten twelve inses du-
ring the night and m five Lost about 50 pounds
ia weight. During the mouth Of July, 81, procured
two bottles Of Constitution Water, aud in days
using L experienced relief and alter taking two BOTTLES
~ entirely cured after regainng my usual good
good hc@lths Yours, truly.
J. V. L. DE WITT
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GO. ai3J
USuED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN


DIANA. S.
wusRE -. lhe 81 inform ation has been filed
District Court q the United Stat~s. within nj Cor h
Seventh Circuit and District 81 Indiana the 29'h dan
Of January. 1865. by John HANNA ESQ. Attorney %
vie ruited STATES for the District Of lntlana.
the following desersd estate credits and effects OF one
Nisn H. Bell wit Certain PFoms-or, Notes
ing the aggregate e. Coz. given by Robsrt
Williams in correction Of cerfsin real eis in Madoi
comfy. fer Violation fhe powers # an actof ohgrcss
approved July Il, 1854 entitled An act suppress
surrecon. punish and rebellion. seize
con~catc the property Of rebels. and for oihr pur
poss aud PRAYING PROCESS against >ac property and thai
the 3Iay DO Condemned aud sold enemies prop
sTty.
Now therefore in pursuance 81 the moniiion under tbs
seal af said rcc;el and delivered do here
BY give pbc noi. all claiming said property
any part thereof, any interested therein.
thu; hey he snd appear before the said District CoUr;
the United States ~ held tie e indianapolis.
in and fer the District Of indiana the third Monday
February next ttnocock 81 the forenoon q that day
then and there 10 inferpose their claims. and MAKE
their allie stion~ IN that behalf
ID. Is. EOSE, 4. =. Marshal.
Per J. :. BiGELOw, Deputy.
Aftcsc
JoHS H. RIA. Clerk feb3 dtt
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w W.. Gsrs.:

NN W.. TT UsFG@
Ds.fr Sis- hevc Cor several been afflicted VI
that trcuhc>ore ard dsfgtr u ci.sass Gravei wbic
resisted all rrcdic ard do tr> until Con~t tuition
Wsier. and you NAV he assured that I e1cerding,
pira.e1 With The result u has entirely cured me- ard
ron mas max. q ms n ne y.g NAV III m r.
gar the medicine have entire confidence m IT,
efscency. lours truly FOND STkgSG
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CONSTITUTION WATER

r. ihs psels sab ihe eoas ssn that u Las a. sanAi a.
relieving zee ciass 90 t.a eii q H ha. been ..sr !.
tnhenut Successful ~ rsrrg aud fhsf &c sha
De- E,wnidsd 'or uur fesrf IA l.rnz - ,lu,s = si,
N slofmte meet The requirements u patsa, iai phys
Glen. -
FoE sktE E ALL pRuGGFSrS- prIcr a..
W. - shss's 60 r--r-.-,e-.
Morgan A Ahsn. Gene ~ Axsnts. - AZ car street.
N-- iefk. Nrrht Preset. ~ Randolph a.. snnh
Dwysf ~ LAKE. -. ntolssls Agspis. Cbssso tnsooas
issSedsp
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now IS THE TINE TO sUBsCRiBE
The Sentinel Tor lsoa,

:THE roverynsrtai ana pc'isseei qrs.tlsa. - n
eomisg ysar wffbave shesrbtnr iussr-st for -.
cifszen. We enzsgei sn sxf<su-,e eivf 49, ths
ALT Of ~hicb can tere-ee. Il larss,~u< rsssu.
ehans IN ths institutions ssa prncles upsu wash a.
Govsrnnent wss founded. md the cestrDutlon q -
liberty and rights of The eitissn. sncs a. n.
people 81 no ether nation hsss esjoyet. ara
~ts-h may e~ stfT1Ssfed uneqnsled prozre~
IN ansi prosperity and greatness Ths issss ~
oO Be spon U.s. whether thu free GoverunsBt sAalles
preserved snd ain;ai, snd the rights q the States
a9der the Constitution perpctaased o. powerful central
authority be permitted gro~ out Of this war. eolitsr
aing state Ines instusioDs. and al teos ee-cks
upon The Federal toveusest. rights reserved By The
sies. which have the excellence and supe
r1oriy OF our nafionsy-Ssafes Zone ~ The ses' fer
the common objects frsh IN the Constitaton bal
distinct The eiIio~s'' q their
purely ne C affairs These questions were involved
IN he eecrous the voser Of The eeopi-
most empaacaIly expressed for Tire -'cnsttutan q
is and the Union it~as." Never Wa there time
when IL wasso important that the people ssosld -
sushly advised a. 70 ihr prOgrs y
AFFAIR." an Of passing evenss A ,,
elfgOv-rnment unless with intelligent judsnt ny
decide upon the questions which Affect alike their o~p
and the pubic welfare
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TERMS or THE DAILY SENTINEL
One copy one year ..--.SI 20
one copy, six months. 50
one copy one month %
Delivered by The carrier within the city, Is cents per
week, payable TO the carrier.
Agents will be supplied al IL cents week.
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY SENTINEL
copy year. 30
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Additions can lie made To clubs any time the above
rates. The will be printed each paper ~itasut
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No paper will he sent without prepayment. contin-
ued longer than paid for. Address
ELDER. HARk NESS, * BINGHAM.
Indianapolis. Indiana.
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NOTICE.

CO-PAR TNERSHIP-
FHNHE uIder>igned have formed Co Partnership for
u the transaction Of a general Grocery and Produce
business in he city Of Indianapolis he business will be
transacted IN the name Of Hogshre Co.
8. n HOGSnIpE,
JAMES WATTS,
JOHN r. COUNCIL
TxniASApoLIs, Jan. I. 1868.
have disposed Of stock in trade and business 20
Mes>rs. Hog hire TO. Graird for the patronage Nc
have received from the cifizens of Indianapolis and vi
ciny respectfully quest our friends &c contrrs
Their favors 20 ihe FIRM.
an3rf ROGSHIRE A. HUNTER.
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PLY SICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Haze long given up the OF buchu cubes and u-
inter m the the diseases aud ON use them
for tne want OF better remedy.
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viii assemble, and the most important quessieus
will be brought before IL for determination. One Of
which. the Emancipation AMI Colonization policy q the
President will vitality affect the future Of the country
All interesting Congressional proceedings will be re-
ported IN he l>eafineS
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plURETICS.

Has proved Itself equa! the task that has devOlved
upon u.
UlURETICS,
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DYSMENoRnGA OR PAIN u. MENsTRUAT1oN, AN
INAENOkkhAGIA ok Pk0tU>k FLOWN
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATIoN,

Which in he nsrried female Is recurring
di ease, aud through neglect the d. OF grave
dangerous maladic the rrsult. aud month af
month passes without effort b, made TO assist
ure, the suppression becomes chr0uc the paien gradu
all loses Der appetite. the bowels co,stpae nigh
s~sats on, aud the cOnSumptIn finally end her
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TRUSSES, &C.

Z. B. 8 z GEGY ) TRUSS
ESTABLISHMENT. iss CLARK 81 Crrcsco, TIT.
Branch phce-No - Nor : Firth Street 81. Louis NO
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REAp, MAD. READ.

rrtlte and drench the kid eys and BY cosan, use SOC
lead 10 caIoa-c degemeIlt-nn and contIned di.ca.e
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new Legislature will assemble On the ssh Of yanu-
AIRY Its action viii have deep interest Tor the
citizens Of Indiana The Ssnsfssl will contain faithful
and inteIligen, report Of It's preeediaEs that the
reader understand ron day day what their Repre-
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FOR DYSPEPSIA

Ii has equal il relieving the distressing symp
Also Headache HeaTtbarn. Acid ito acb voinit-
ing Fool. dc. IaAe tea pOUnfu after dinner. Ih'
dose in all uaJ be increased If desired but should
DC done gradually,
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