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ARxMAakAsIs CURE or cAsy OF Dso

SY CURED By hrs. MANCHESTER.
This ia TO certify that l have oeen cured OF tho
Dropsy OF fifteen Yeas standiae By Mrs Aoaches-
ter. have been TO physicians in Boston, New York
and Philadelphia. They all told me that they could
do nothing for me, unless they tapped mo, and A..
sured noe that By tapping l could live but sbors
time. hsd made up my mind to 20 home asd live
long "a could with the disease and then die. On
my way home stayed ever night in Portland vita
9 friend OF mine. and told them what my mind wa.
regard to my disease. They finally persuaded ma
70 90 and see Mrs.. Manchester. She examined me-
and told me my case exactly.
was 80 much astonished to think that she told ma
correctly that told her that would take her medI
cines. not having the least faith that they would
me any good, or that should get tho slightest relpf
from any course whatever; finally took the nsai-
cine and went home. In one week from the tir.e 1
commenced taking the medicine, 1 had over three
gallons Of water pass In soven hours; and my Eel.
low sufferers may Be assured that was great relief
to me. had not been ahio 70 lie down in bod at
night before this for two years. Now can lilo down
with perfect ease. have taken her medicine for
eight months, and am well Is any man could wisn
to DO, eRd no signs Of dropsy. l would advise al
that are sick 10 20 aud consult sr,. AascAssssr.
sves IL they haze been given Up By other ply
nssns. have sent her number Of cases Of other
diseases, and sho has cured them also. 90 and
for yourselves. had no faith, but nov my hith
cannot be sbsked IN her skin in telling and curing
disease. CHAaLxs s. HAEmox,
SARAH N. HARaor,
MARY A. HARxoE.
Dssser, MaSas, april I'd.
OSyIcs Houns-Fron s A. q. unsP.
suRl1 IN a1tal 40
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STORE To- LET,

THE very eligible Store now occupied by Mr.. II.
IL r.. Little, unde Mechan O. Hall is 70 be leased
for term three or five wears Enquire of
feb26 iseodtf &. L. BAILEY, AZ Exchange, St
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

Mar hZ4fh I45l.
CEAT ED oreposa's will be renewed VI tie Office
- of the Civil gine I'll sat rday. April
ir', A d.. eighteen huufr, and xty-iour, for
nl ing hat pc IT. 81 Maple street adloini, the
new building now in process Uf erection on said
Street.
The Committee the right 10 reiecf al pro.
Posais not deemed fl the Interest Of the City.
Per order Com. on I Gets c.
J. L. DoNAELL, Chairman.
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N X. HUGHES particularly invites sill Ladies who
~ need medical adviser, 70 call AZ his rooms No
Temple Street, which they viii fad arranged for
their especial accommodation.
DR.. rs Eclectic Ronovating MadciDsEareunFiyzl-
lsd in efficacy and superior virtue 81 regulating all
Female Irregularities Their action Ia specific and
esrt2in OF producing relief In q aboTi simS.
LADIES viii lind II invaluable In all cases of oh.
stfusticne ser s other remedies have been tried IN
vain. is purely vegetable, containing nothing in
the least injurious 20 the health and may bs taken
With perfect safety AZ al times.
Sent 20 any part ofthe eouatTy VII full directions
By addressing DR. HUGHES
n. B.-LADIES desiring may consult ocs ogtheir
own eek. A lady of experience In constant .ttend.
anoo. ian1 d&wly
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Contagious Diseases.

1apter lith, Sections 50 aud o., OF the Revised
Statutes.
SECT 80 when any disease dangerous 10 the
Jnhc health exists in town. the nun cipsl oil GERS
hal use ali possible care TO event its read and
10 give public notice OF inrced places 20 tray eers
bv spisy ing red days at proper distances. and By
all her means most edeciual ia their Judgment,
for tho eomlson safety.
SHOT S2. When householder or physician knows
that person unda- bis ca i. taken sick of any
sacn disease. he shall Immediately give notice there.
Of TO tie muRicip, officers OF the town where such
pera is. and IL ho ne9oets IL he shall forfeit not
i0Ss than ten nor mare y an thirt, dollars.
The above law uil be strictly enforced
JOHN s. HEALD.
fsbl2tmayl City Marshal and Health 0fhcer.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

March q n, 1874
GEALED PFonosa'a will be rec eiyed az the on ce
~ OF the Civil Engine RS until Safufnsy, ApIil
third, A. y. eight Ell iund I'd d 4ty- ur. kr
grafing Cong ess Street ION the FaseTn Prone.
Iafe foFa.t ommefcia Str IT. atd thrt 3 hundred
fee Ia length Of said Comma cia S rect
Tn Cni tr efoT 10 ave he -hrplu material
be Commit e reserve the right 10 T / Ct all pro.
possls o. deeme FIR the ihierest Of the City.
Per order Of on on Streas sc.
J E. DON. ELL, Chairman,
rch24 acSid
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Schooner for sale.

Il The schf President Washington . about
49, % tons burtnen, rebuilt ia 1858, we
INN sdapt d 10 tie coas Il anu freghting
L&kA> bu In. "a, il well fpui ia sa ana r:gcing
-ssSzEL an Will be sold low ii applied som
App, TO Robert watson. Ha'psaell Greet Is a. d,
or TO Iiana Co. Commercial Street, Portland.
mchl6 eot2ws
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BOUNTlEs L. PRIZE MONEY

500 BsuRiy for Soldiers wounded Ia Bate.
vNe are prepared 10 OBJ ain y unity Of sl0O for
w sold eTs discharged On account of wOuI ds
receioed Routt OF 500 fnt O oisrs oi-ca, geo on
cunt OF 10 n, r red IN bpftie obtai, cd If
papers cor ectl ia three a. Ks tin SIecia
q ieat ven I the co -ctioh OF iFze Money, md
Cams O. aiLst Government
SWEAT te CLEAVFS,
Counse 1Iors at i aw.
mch6d' No III. Mid le ST Mussey's Row.
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HAVE CONFIDENCE

All who have eommi'ted On excess of snv kind i.
wheti er it be the solitary vice youth or the sting
ing rebuke of misplaced confidence in maturer years
SEEK FOR IN AETIDOTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lnssitude and Nervous
Prostrsti0n that may follow Impure Cotton are
the Barometer to tho whole System.
Do not wall for the contamination that Is sure TO fol-
low, do not wait for unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, tor Loss OF Beauty
and Complexion.
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For Snls. OF 10 Lei.

h CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 10
SR room, large stable and sheds--situated tn
nA& aud one-hsif miles from Portland, and the
IsEaSs finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa.
k4 tering place, and summer boarders. For
psrtiouiars enquire OF GEO. OWEN,
ap7 dU 81 Winter Street. Portland
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the RUsTON TfwU RKlCK

And Clay Retori Manufacturing Co Works, Pa
federal sire t, Office sud Warehouse q Liberty
eqa-r Bster. march st. Manufacture II e
sck. u shapes aud sze, far furnaces require TO
etand the most fateD heat ss Furnace Rlos 5
and abs. Loco notive Fire b ocks. Bakers Owes
End rleen use lies, c ay r arts ana III ce sss,,
Tiles to set .hem fire Cement, Fire CHS, aud kaolin
The undersigned will give tho spe is' attention
tina al orders for the above ufactuie are execn-
ted With promptress
JAMES EDMOND & co.
SgLIISe Aa us, ~ Liberty Square, Boston.
cnll eodb,u
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For sale.

A desireably located LOT of la d longing TO the
IA hei of the late John West, on which the
b use recently bu-ne situated on Fore S,rt e.
~. ana rahhing osek % sum er 81. Enqnire Of
NJ Hove, No ll2 Middle street ny stairs.
Ma ch 4. 1864. tnch5 3weod
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A ONE snd half story House. brick basement,
In On wa hing ON street. oG d cup ed BIZ Mrs.
sa.ah No re. lot 80 by LOO feet. FOR pat cgialf,
eng re ~ Oliver GEsRisH, tHARLEs Fo..-s or
10 : uklS0ToN, No. Is3 Fore 81
mcll2S 4w
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aim Leaf AND, Honey.
COMMUNICATIVE,

rEyHE undersigned baye this day formed a Co.
l. pIrtnership ueder the style of Colley, burn.
ha n & Co an win continne the Furniture Bust.
ross at he old stand, SOS Congress st.
JIG. COLLEY,
T.W KURNHAM.
WI. COLLEY.
Portland. March lat, 1884. mch2 d3w
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ONE or TIE GREATEST CURES on RgcoRD
Mss. MAScHEsrER-Dear Madan:--T Thinking
statement Of my case may be Of service to others
similarly afflicted. I hasten TO give it to you.
This is briefly ny easel was taken sick aboaf u
months ago with the Liver Complaint In very bad
form. applied to four different physicians bu. re-
oefved no benefit until called on You Al that time
had given up business, and in very bad state,
but after taking your medicine for short time be.
gan 70 recover, and In two months was entirely
well, and had gained several pounds OF fesh, ana
can truly say that By your skill am perfectly heaf-
ny man. JosxfH DAyrs.
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For H,zle,

a Dleo vhito Oak Copper fastened
ny Yacht uilt schooner, twenty tons bur
Ism then nine years old. well found win boats
Z<lA3lA rowle, nets o. Sc. Price SO 0.
Sess For further particulars call on
tnenz2 eodlo6s X. q. YORK & SON.
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For Coughs, Colds aud Con~nmpt icu.
VynE Vegetable Pulmonary balssrn IL the most
Il highly approved medicine ever discovered n
has stood The BEST Of al tests Time having had an
unprecedented sale of nearly forty ssars. IL Il
recommended By our best hysicsdzs, our most emf
nent citizens, the Press, the Trade IN tact BY all
who know il. For certificates, which can be given
70 almost any extent soc wrappers 10 each bottle.
The propriesors viii eheerfnlly refund the money Il
not ent rely satisfactory Price 90 cents and is the
large bottles much tho cheapest. BE careful 10 get
the genuine which il prepared only by REED GU.
TER CO.. Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Sold In
Portland by dealers generally.
II. II NAY, Druggist, corner Middle and Free
sfFeets. Wholesale Agent. does isdeIs
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FOR SALE.

ITO CLOSE AN ESTATE, Schooner Sarah
Wooster" l12 tons, fore and ait rugged be.
liey to be sound-ntttd up last ,al nj an Expense
0 one thousand liars. with new sails. rigging and
sparsi carries $50 NJ lumber, a,d i good saiior.
Apply TO n. j. MILLER, JR,
INC - dow over 90 Commercial Street.
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THAvE this day admiifea AMI s l. MIIIFTI
i as an equal partner in my Grocer, bnsi, ees
Hereafter the business viii be CONQUERED unaer ne
style aid name OF WILSON & MlLLEll, at The
cid stand, 372 Con gross street.
WILLIAM L. WILSON
Portland. Jan. I. 1894 ian2-la tsodff
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For sale.

4 SQUARE block Of land, of about 1000 acres
N OF wool land. on the south Size of the river
st. Lawr nee Ia Canada East II Il ioterceedSd by
two eonsidera5 rivers with eligib MDlfiis. Well
wooued witt every description Of tint or, spoh
pine and spruce ~ large quaint ties, maple.
berch beech tanarac anu bass u any anol /.
Enquire Of II. r. MACBIE, prtland
Portland, Feb 1884. fsb25 eodtf
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Wagons for Sale.

U,HRFE Wagons for sale. Enquire az
IL w, Il vINTON,
nch2l dSwi! 81 Middle Street. Portland.
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
House For Sale.
Heal Esfate for Sail.

THE three Story Brick House and Lot, no 81
l. cumberland ST. he house contai twelve
well finished rooms. Bathing room, hot and cold
wster Furnace CAS-, and AL o. her convenieL ces of
a first class house. t,ood >fsule. Enquire of
S0UrHARD & WOODBURY.,
mcb22 diff rs Commercial street.
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sACo d PORTS
RAILROAD,

HINTER ARRAYGEMRN
Commeaeing NoY. I'd. 1855.
q ENC Passenger Trains Will leave the Sta.
ceptedl as follows:
Leave Portland FOR Boston, at s.45 A. N. and Use
=. NJ.
Leave Boston for Portland At 7.so a. N. ard a.GO
I'm.
Leave Portsmouth for Portland, at 1000 A. n. ana
500 P. u.
These trains VIII take and leave passengers at wsy
citations.
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily,
FRANCIS CHASE, Superintendent.
Portland, Oct 50. 1863. oc3l edtt
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s. L, g OOs

A small dwelling house, with land sufficient for
IA good garden. ioca.ed in the PIPER pat OF the
city. wall be sold for the above amount
Apply to 7, ENT.sS LoRJNG,
Portland, March Z. Of Daily Pres fice
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Tenesnsni Wauied.

vNANTED to tire four or Eve iooms. suiisb BILE for
w small family, III 20. d wster priyt ges.
mt In ate IL required Add ess TtLani BOX
3ld. rtlahd Post Ga &c, stating price aId lteahy.
nch5 dtI
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VHE rooms over the stnre Of the subscriber corner
Il o. Fore and Exchange streets. now occupied b,
stephen Berry az printing ofice Possession given
LIST Of January. Apply TO
decZs dt' REM. FOGG.
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To Ler.

- Immediately.
Also, Front ofhoo In Hanson Bleek
JAMS diff a. LIBREY co
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Want TO PureI,a Sc

A Dwelling House. suitable for a small fsm ", io-
IN Gated abo.e Blown street. Address. stating
iocat on aud tsrms, BUILDER,
mcbI0 off Portland L o.
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Sal = aSOOsln 40 Let.

A spacious snd d. irs bic SAILS Poom TO let on The
"A second 10 r IN the new EVANS BUILDING,
on Middle 81 ii a. piled for Immediately
HAhRrN SPARROW,
mob5 diff No "a Middle St.. cor. Exchange.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-31
LETTER no. TWO, (PRIyATE.)

La CROSSE, April 6, 1864
My DEAR Back" Don't put this in the
Democrat, or I'll catch fits My wife is on the
loyal concern just now: She has Joined wo-
mans society, where one makes flannel mittens
for soldiers. and the rest tell yarns about their
neighbors. Egadl But amt | lucky But YOU
know | was brought up pet. My blood is that
OF gazee. My wife is of the Amazon stamp
For size she is not like Mrs. Amazon but i'm spite
she is terrible She is sewing for the League
And what nice times have Come up and take
supper with me-any time No danger of find
Ing her at home. | have the funniest kind OF
times now Hired girl is very kind and atten
tivei She has plenty 20 do in the kitchen All
the rest of the house | run To be sure. things
look little little nasty and slovenly, but what
of it ? can do as please. go to the saloon
drink beer-play draw poker-romp with the
servant grl-thrash the young ones-wear dirty
shirts-smoke a pipe in the parlor-hang my hat
on the hoor-spit tobacco juice on the hearth-go
to dances and 90 home with the grls-play sew
en- up with my oldest boy, and do Just as pease
Come up and see me! Ny wife is on the Union
League Deuced glad of it. Hope the League
will be chartered to run forever. lisa good
thing.
Ii il comes in your way, give my wife puff
She likes it. 1t makes her more devoted to Mr.
Loyal, and gives me a better chance to slosh
around. Come up and see me. Send all the
fellows up. Bring some sap and pack of cards
These Leagues are big things And bring up a
pint of paragoric tor the babies-to keep them
quiet. Yours forever,
DoDGER
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-31
mr.. ltncorn and the New YORK
Press.

wepublshed few days ago the comments Of
the New York Journal Of Commerce upon the
suppression of tha, paper and the New York
World By order Of the President. for publishing
q bogus proclamation. without any knowledge
on his part Of The circumstances attending the
imposition. The act was a higb-handed out
rage upon the Constitution and the laws. and the
rights aud immunities Of the citizen. No crime
vas proven against these papers, or even the
intention Of anything that would look as though
there was a wrong intended against the public
interests.
The suppression Of those papers, under the
Circumstances. has the appearance Of it, being
an act Of petty malice unworthy OF the individu
al who occupies the high position Of President OF
the United States. whom it seems was willing to
disregard the constitutional rights Of the citizen
because he had the power to thus crafty his per-
sonal vindctvness or to avenge his disappoint-
ments.
The editor Of the World. in a letter to the Pre-
sident; which We publish this morning as a part
OF the history Of the times. most ably and elo-
quenfly vibdicates the freedom Of the Press from
this assault OF the President. 1t should be read
by all who value the rights of freemen If the
liberty Of the press and the freedom OF speech
are not maintained, our boasted free institutions
will soon become as the sounding brass on the
tinkling cymbal. and their glory will have de-
parted. In this connection we copy the forcible
remarks Of a contemporary
1--WE hope every citizen, every freeman. will
read the address Of Mr.. MARBLE: will consider
well what be says, and then decide whether it is
safe to elect such man President of the
United States. Can we hope TO preserve even a
remnant Of our free Government under the rule
Of such Chief Magistrate for four years morel
Can be pnt down the rebellion while thus assail-
ing the Constitution No. we do not believe it.
II he has no respect for the Constitution. no re-
spect for the laws. no respect for the rights o.
men 10 the North. no respect for the Union men
of the South. is he fit and proper man to re-
elect President Of the United States? This is
the question which the people to answer. and
II they are worthy to be freemen. they will
answer in a manner to make all such men
tremble"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-31
For the Sentinel

Mayo. 1864

Nh EDIoR:--I fnd the following item in
your paper of this morning:
James b. Ryan. of Marion county, we see
by our exchanges is spoken of as the probable
Democratic candidate for Congress in the Sixth
District"
Permit me to say, while grateful for the iatter
tering Kindness Of nv friends IN naming me as
the Democratic candidate for Congressional hon
ors IN tins district, under no circumstances could
permit my name 10 be used in that connection
IL will be both pleasure and duty to do all in
my power 10 and the election OF Democratic
candidate. whoever be may be. and have but
httie douot that such will be the condition of the
country by the time that the October electinn
takes place. that all good citizens will be anxiou.
for the election of sound conservate man "a
Congress from this district. who will work more
"a the true interests of the country than the Der
petuation of party rule The only hope OF the
COUNTRY is 10 the triumph OF Democratic prnci.
plies! and the party who upholds them. and
have an abiding faith that such will be the re-
suit. II our Republican Institutions are preserved
through this terrible ordeal they pass
ing.
Yours. truly.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-31

A Coop JOKE BY REBEL GENERAL Col.
Schaeffer Chief of Staff TO General Butler, and
General Ould. the rebel Commissioner of Ex-
change are the best Of friends, and in their off,
cial interviews always pleasant and agreeable
TO each other. couple Of weeks ago they were
= .atring at City Point over matters and things
N general when Colonel Schaeffer picked up a
map of Virginia. and. glancing at 1t casually. it
occurred to him that there was good site for a
very large city in the neghborhood of City Point,
and EXPRESSED his astonishment that il bad been
overlooked so long Said he, with great SER
business:
If had the capital would invest il right
here. It's bound to be big city some day or
another.
Ould kept bis eyes on the map for awhile, and
then. looking at Schaeffer remarked. hardly
able to suppress smile that was trying TO force
its way out:
at seems TO me, Colonel. that, instead of
building new city, you had better take one
already built y
SAM" said the Union Colonel to mis- servant,
"ge, that black bottle out Of my basket" and
the rebel joke was washed down with old rye.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-31
MAR RED.

In the English Lutheran Church, in this city, at 81
O'Clock p NJ, on the 3Oth inst, by Rev.J A Kunkemsn
M. RosEET CArTkzsoS to Miss LIzzrk NokwoOD.
This smiable young couple, raised in our midst and
esteemed by all who knew them, left Immediately after
The nrptial ceremony on bridal tour, and carry with
them the best wishes Of hosts Of friends for long life.
health happiness and everything that makes the
ned life one Of unsllOyed pleasure and happiness.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-31
PROFESS Al.
WAN E D.
Correspondence Wanted.

SEElNG, DAY AFTER DAY, IN TIE COMMERCIAL,
- an advertisement Of Correspondence Wanted" the
author Of the song sung by Mrs Hodges onlsst satur-
day evening, the Theater, who is now lying sick at
Lookout Mountain Hospital. wishes correspond with
any young ladies that may desire IT, either with himself
or friend both veterans who have served In the ranks
ana oughtfor three years An exchange Of photographs
VIII be made the request OF parties Address W. C. NJ
u l. =! Lookout Mountain Hospital, Ward J. Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. my3l-dlt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-31
LYONS KATHAIRON.

hathairon Is from the Greek word "Katbro" or
AAhairo'" signfying to cleanse, reuvinate and re-
store This article Is what its name signifies. For pre-
serving restoring and identifying the human hair it Is
'"e mOs' remarkable preparation in the world. 1t is
again owned and put up by the original proprietor, and
i no" made with the care, skill and attention
"H'D gave 1t sale Of over one million bottles per
aunum.
IL is most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicaies scurf and dandrun.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
Il makes the hair rich soft and glossy.
peNen's the hair from falling of and turning gray
1t restores hair upon bald heads.
A.y VI sen'iemAn who values beautiful head Of
'- y On hAihairon. IL is known and used
throughout the civilized world.
Sold by all respectable dealer.
feb4-d6m-eod Is a w. " H
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-31

We copy the following letters from the la
Crosse wis Democrat. with every reason to
believe there are not few who will read them
who. if they had the courage. would make known
publicly, as has the TO be pited "DOdger." their
own experience:
LITTER NUMBER ONE.
La Crosse. April 6, 1864.
Brick Pomeroy. Ed. Democrat:
Argus eyed friend. / in much trouble
Will you hear nv PRAYER aud give vent 10 ad.
vices Ny wiie-the sweet partner of my ter
restrial Joys and earthly hallucnstions-has
joined the Loyal Female League She is on
the benevolent altogether now for two months
She is good woman, the coolest of her sex,
and compared to her, all others OF her sex are
but "a insects.
vi come home at noon, and she Is oil 10 see
Mrs. Oadley on League business. | eat cold
vituals for dinner, and shout aloud through the
kitchen and things, but she greets me not
come home to tea. but there is no teal l grut
it in the pantry. That blessed wife of mine j:
of to see about the League. At midnight
come home and she is still absent. / 60 to bed
| leave the door unlocked. | dream of robbers
The children squal for the nourishment have
pair of steps Two pair of steps. Tenor and
base steps listen Two pair of steps clint
my one pair OF steps. They linger at the thresh
hold-there indistinct words-one pair come:
up--one pair goeth hence-my wife has returned
Noble woman Kind neighbour All for the
soldiers
go down next day to my shop. | return al
dinner time-my wife is out. | eat another
lunch. l return to my shop At tea time / &C
home | want to ask my wife something pri
vately, but two hundred women are there to ge
the measure Of nv drawers for the League
Then NV wife goes down town. | follow her
She lodges in this store-then in another. For
ty women dodge in and out They run me
they tell me to get out of their way. The,
take my wife off | love her look for hel
diligently, but she is be found l stand
on the street She goes by on the other side
cross over, and she has vanished Noble woman
She does so much good. She has helped senC
two pairs OF mttens apd an embroidered shirt
tail to the Sanitary Commission. | have no
seen her for five weeks-that is, to talk Will
her.
When will the war be over? | want nv wifi,
at home alone. If you see my wife tell her
want her. Noble woman-she loves the soldiers
Yours truly, DoDGER