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The Portland daily press., 1864-12-12
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
OF Canada.
20 2. al z n N-T-FM YE
E - a. WIN FER ARRANGEMBNT.A

EssssssEszzI On and after Monday, Nov. 7, 1884,
trains will run sdady, lSupdays except
vdj anllAaaFlher notice. as fohoWss tFbSg &
UP TRAINS.
Leave Portland for South Paris and Lewiston at 40
A. III. Also Island Pond, come citing there with
trainsfor Montrealan the West ~ % r. NJ.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave South Paris at 6.45 A. M, and Island Pond
al o-6o A. M.ab 20 1859 qlH19sl Rnla9qo snT
THE Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per-
sona unless notice is given. and paid for at the
OF one passenger Tor every 500 additional value.
nc fs1eL Y. =. b q YDGE,, Managing Director.
4 II. BAILEY ,Superintendent.L s1AA Ah
Portland. Nov. Z, 1854. now
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- Im ortant % TrayeIers.

ia While journeying on the cars, my stomach be.
came badly deranged, causing severe pain in my
head. Lad 1t been on the water 1t would haVa
been called sea-sickness. A lady sitting by las
knowing my conaition, reached out a bottle saying
" take awNllow.v did so and in less than i've
mlnutes my trouble as ended. The me1icine was
n"Coe's Dyspepsia Cure, . aud IRON the efecI II nal
upon the stomach, and what i have learned If Il
since. think Il must be an excellent remedv for
- - MRS. SAMUEL FIELD.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-12

: Those who know nay constitution. what nv poudi-
ton has been Tor the last thirty years will bellows
with me that medicine that will reach NV case vi
reach almost any ono. Goes Dyspepsia Cure has
enabled me to eat anything please and II is very
seldom now have to use the medicine. IL relieved
me in an instant when was In great pain. My
whole system 10 being strengthened BY its use.
New Haven, June 20, 1864.
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] no n Eet.
Wood for SaIeg

EOUR Ofices single or in suites over Stores Nos.
Il l62 and lisa Exehange Street, opposite the Inter
national House. Apply on thopremises to = y
yy4dtt I'm .,s,fsE ,fsso.,aA A. Z. BROWN.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-12

90 Mr. Coz The bottle OF Coos Dyspepsia Cureyou
gave me has backed up your statement CONCERNING
1t. 1 have only used half bottle, and can eat pine
apple short cake or anything else without trouble
It acts like charm The relief It affords Is instan.
taneous. Q y Dial t.ii lslal JAM A. LoNrRKY
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-12

thus enabling you by hearty eating and the use OF
the cure after each meal las often as the food dis
tresses you, or eeurs ON your stomach GU viii got
medicine, except occasionally and by the time ths
first bottle is used up, We win guarantee You free
nom Dyspepsia, and able to eat, digest and enioV
as hearty breakfast IS you cit down to our
heathiest hours and We will forfeit TO you the price
Is not correct, .7H-T -r-~l --'FT--1S-'
The medicine Is powerful but harmless and whilst
single teasPoonful viii at once relieve the dysu0D.
tic sufferer, the whole Dottle would not materially
lnJure MN, as Y entirely vegetable and contains
no opiates All classes OF disease that have their orf
gin in disordered stomach and bowels are dispel.
led In the same instantaneous way, by the use OF
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-12
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREI


200 Stomach, Constipation, Heartburn, Colo Pains
in Stomach or BOaels. Dyse'asry, Honit.
ing, a fesiiag Of Faintaess and Lassi-
tEds, Want q. appetite,
win not and cannot exist where the cure IA used =
1t removes the disease ny removing the cauae M
ike Alcoholic Bitters which soYer up your bad feel
fngs for few moments by their exhilaratng Ga
Beware ofsuch remedies or beverages but IA their
place use remedy that will restore the DISEASED
functions to their normal condition. and set in mo-
ton the entire human mechanism In perfect liar.
mony, and upon principles synony nous with wen
defined physiological laws. Thatsuch will be Tire ef
feot OF ffslE ~ .ffV t.s,.... ...f ... s. go
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-12
THE DAILY PRESS

l. TdE DAILY PRESS IS
Printing Office has one of Roper Improved oalorto
En0i'ses for motive power, and is furnished with
Improved aud costly Presses ylinder and Piaten-
from the most celebrated makers. We have In con-
slant use one Of H0E,S LARGE CYLINDER
PRESSES, capable Of throwing OF $500 Sheets
an hour; one of adams Posoer Pressss-the best
book press in the world; Adams and Potter's Fast
Adehsne JOB Presses; Ruggles' superior Card Pres
Adams and Union large Hand Presses, standins
Presses, and all the machinery necessary for well
appointed Office. 43s fa9a ss9sag-@eiisI
The Daily Press job Office Is believed to be as well
furnished any similar establishment in the State
Those sending order from the country may rely on
receiving prompt attention. ,~ ,ee.ssa,st.
We execute all orders in the shortest possible time
and in the neatest and best manner. &, ..l7i f-r
We viii DO all kinds Of printing as well and as
promptly, and as cheap as any other establishment
In the City, County or State. r. 81 555 az :
All orders for JOB Pristias must be directed to
the Daily Press JOB Office, No. say Exchange street,
Portland, Me. Use geb a s1es-fot'e9
The Job Office Is under the personal supervision
Of the senior proprietor, who Is tho CRY PRINT.
Err, and is himself an experienced practical work.
man, and employs only well-skilled mechanics in
this department of his work s.ses.
The Portland Daily Press,
Thelargest daily paper east Of Boston, and having
alager circulation than all the other dailies in the
city combined. is published at the once in Fox
Block, S91-9 E1change Street, every morning
Sunday excanted at IS 90 Der snn1m
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-12
Portland and Penobscet River.
FAN and Winter Arrangement, 1864.
THE NEW, STAUNCH AND CoMMoDloUs /
STEAMER LADY LANG,
.aosaf ajea Built expressly for this route, .ia
N ses CAPT, WILLIAM II. ROIX. ~

y" rHE~ WIN commence Ter FAN and Win,
"a R<z4tRss Amf-tsr ArrangeUent en- MONDAY
a ORNIEG, october 18th leaving
Sang T every Monday and al arsaay Morning al
O'Clock -s-s..-ss..-us.-s.,.
Returning, will leave Pailread Wharf, foot Of
State .tTeet, OF tlsnd, every Tuesday and Friday
Evening, q Oo'clock for Bango., or IS far ss the
ice Will permit, connectI1g h Eastern, Bost-
Maine a0d Portland ,-Saco 4 P9rtsmout Rail-
roads from Boston and Way STATIONS, leaving Bes-
ton a O'Clock M
The BoaI will touch at Rockland. Camden, Rel
"a {, Blu port w terport ard Hampton both
ways. assengers tlcktted through to and afsoln
Boston Lowell, Law cree, Salem and Ly nm. 49,
For more extended information, apply to j. O.
Kend lex, Bar gor; tie local agents at The various
lsndings; tire Depot Mast, rs OF the P. 8. & n
Easte N and b. & M. Railroads; Abel Somerby
Portland; Lang & Delano, Bosom, or ASSN i'sAp
Ns4ae CHAS. SPEAR, General Agent.
~- October IL dit 4
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MIDDLE AGED MEN.

There are many men at fhe age OF thirty who are
troubled with too fneqsent eyacaations from the
bladder, often accompanied by slight SIN artinR or
burning sensation, and weakening the system In
manner the patient cannot account for On exam, u.
ing urinary deposits q ropy sedmeat will often De
found, and sometimes small particles of semen or
abumen viii appear. or the color viii be Of thin
nj kish hue, again changing to dark and tutbid
diihoulty' ignorant Of the cause, which is the :,
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS
can variant perfect cure in such cases. AMI
tuiI - neaitny restoration of the urinary organs
Persons who cannot personaliy copsnlt the d.
can 90 50 oy writing in plain manner description
Of their disease, and The appropriate remedies will
be forwarded immt diately
An correspopdence strictly confidential and viii
Ad Address. 10 DIR. ]. B. HUGHES, r,s.is
NO: 9; Temple St, lcorner of Miadlel Portland.
AZ Send Stamp tor circular,
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MadlsOs, une sOth, lsss n ], : n : II -.
Sew Haven. June 2Sth he'd

= new Haven, June 18th, 1864.
Messrs. q. q. CLARK q Co.--Gentfeg,eM, --f dssir.
to make known the almost instantaneous efIects Of
Goes Dyspepsia Cure, in cases of cholera Uor5,.s
!. had been for twenty four hours Purgng Al he
stomach and bowels, every fifteen minutes. l went
into your drug store to procure some brandy As
mad always been told that II was good remedy ior
Dysentery- My pallid face and my weaknese AZ
once sttractsd tine attention Of the clerk in charge
ana ne asked me at once what Is the matter f1'
replied: 81 have been fortwentry-four hours WON'T.
ing and pnrging, and am unable to stand or walk,
rom weakness aAd this deadly sickness at mr. etc M.
acn c.mpletey prostrates me-" He produced bot
tie OF Goes pyspepsia Cure, saying "take large
after dinner" aFV7l = ~ ~
From the moment / took that first dose Of the
medicine my sickness at stomach was gone it's effect
was instantaneous In an hour eat my dinner " ih
as good relish IS ever hungry man partook tas
was well cleared out Of food1 and followed BY .
teaspoonful of cure. have not suffered particle
OF Inconvenience since Isook the remedy.
!, Its. action was 40 wonderful and so immediate,
that could hardly believe the evidences OF my own
senses. and desire to pu0licy make known tbrse
facts, that the whole world may avail themselves Of
Its use Like bread, It thould find place in every
ones house, and believe that no one should 70
away from home without bottle Of It In his pock al
or where it could be quickly made available.
Isdl 70 Truly yours, g GEO. L. DRAKE
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LARGE POSTERS,
IHand-biils. shop-biIls, Program
|, si aas g3 .S4 mes, Circulars,

And plain printing Of every description. Also,
R'tle and F;gars cork, executed neatly, and on
terms that cannot fail to satisfy.
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ApOIhecary shop for sale.

eEIHE unders gned wishing to oh snge his pace
Il .of lsidenes, will sell his Shop Furni u e.
Sc OK, &C The took is new anu mplete in All ia
deoartments Tn ,stapdis spe OF the bestin Port
land bein, suited to Family and Country ra te.-
apply at l45 Congress tieet. eet24
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FOR SALE1 & TOILET

1TUTg 2 For sale5 TTJTJT :
A sou ARE block of land. of about 1900 acres
"a OF wood lands on the south side of the river St
Lawtel ce In Canada East. Tits interceeded by two
considerable rivers with eligible Mill sites. Well
wooded with every descriptien of timber such as
pine and spruce in large quantities, and maple,
birch. beech tamarac ana bass wo ID IT, any amount
Enquireofh q II. f. MACHfN, Portland (
Portland, Feb. 1864. feb25 eodtf
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The Portland Daily Press,
THE MAINE STATE PRESS.

The largest paper in New England, eight pages, Ia
published every Wednesday. containing all the
news by mail aqd telegraph. important reading
matter matte Marine List, Market Reports, &C.. Of The
Daily Press, at the following prices. viz =
,geiss5qsai snre84 a3saa8 III 7a.si {eef
single copy, enc year, Invariably
a.. = WsAE 1.rlttUf - -r.TH
A-- @ASc. 1850. .s......... SO 90
N. A. FOSTER 4 Co., PRopR1Erons.
y Portland June ], 1884. dtf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

I companied By the certificate Of Judge Of
Court Of the United States, Of . District
Attorney OF the United States. or of some
other party. under the seal of Court Of
Record of the State in which the applicant
is resident. setting forth that the said ap-
plicant is the wife of the prisoner.
the guardian Of his children, or
his widowed mother. and. IL occupying
either of the last two relationships toward
him, that there is no one in existence who
is more nearly related, according to the
above classification. Payment will be
made to parties thus authorized and iden-
titled on their receipts made out in the
manner that would be required of the
prisoner himself--at lesst one months
pay beingin all cases retained by the Uni
ted States The officer making the pay
ment will see that it is entered on the last
previous musterroA for the payment Of
the prisoners Company; or will report
if those rolls are not in his possession. TO
the senior pay master Of the district. who
will either attend to the entry. or give
notice of the payment to the Paymastcr
General If the rolls have been forwarded
to his office. BY order. LTnoMAs.
| Adjutant General.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04
Transmission of Soldiers n )ney.

Senator Lane. Of Indiana. has intro
duced bill, providing for the safe and
speedy transmission of money from sol
diers to their families and friends. His
plan is to have army paymasters. before
paving off a body of soldiers. distribute
allotment rolls to be signed by those who
wish to remit money and designate for
whom the money is to be retained by the
paymaster. for which he will give hi,
check on the Assistant Treasurer at New
York, payable to the Allotment Commits
sioner of the State. from which majority
of the men or allotment rolls come. AL
lotment Commissioners are to be appointed
in every State. to have the rank of pay
master. He shall keep an Office at thu
capitol Of his State. - a.
1t is made the duty Of the commando
Of the troops to see that the troops unde
his command have the appointed oprortu
nifty to make an allotment. The Allot
ment Commissioner is allowed clerk t
every fifty regiments and batteries in tn
service, up to two hundred.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04
TO SOLDIERS AND P0STMATERS

AN ACT to amend the law prescribing
the articles to be admitted into the mails
of the United States.
BE IL enacted By tie Senate and House of
Representatives. Of the United STATES OF
america, iR Congress assembled, That ar.
ticles of clothing. being manufactured of
wool, cotton or linen, and comprised in q
package not exceeding two pounds in
weight, addressed to any non-commisioned
officer or private serving in the armies of
the United States may be Transmitted in
the mails of the United States at the rate
Of eight cents, to be in all cases prepaid,
Tor every four ounces or any fraction there
of, subject to such regulations as the Post
master General may prescribe.
Approved January 22. l764.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Jan. %, ga.
The foregoing law is published for the
information of the public. and especially
for the guidance Of Postmasters, and is
thought to be so iull and plain that no one
can mistake its meaning. Postmaster
will. however. bear in mind that packages
Of clothing entitled to pass in the mails
four ounces for eight cents-must be man
ufactured from wool, cotton or linen, and
not exceeding two pounds in weight. and
must be addressed to q non commissioner
officer or private serving in the armies Of
the United States. Consequently, pack
age addressed to a commissioned officer
or composed Of other materials than as
above specified, such as boots. shoes. dc
if sent by mail, must be prepaid by stamps
at letter rates. via three cents for every
half ounce or fraction thereof.
III. BLAIR. p. M. Gen.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04
Treasury Us. WASHINGTON,
Jan. %. 1861.

Jan. 90. 1864.
SIR:-Under instructions from the Sec
rotary of TIE Treasury, you are authorized
to receive subscriptions for two years five
per cent Treasury notes which are made
legal tender for the face value by March
81. 1868. Snch subscriptions may be re-
ceived from National Banks, other corpor-
atoms, firms or individuals. in sums OF
$50 or its multiple, and placed to the cred-
il of the U. S. Treasury. Certificates in
duplicate should be issued. therefor in
form Herewith given, the original of which
must be forwarded to this Office anil dnp-
licate handed to the party making the de-
posit. Names Of parties and the deposi.
tory, with the am cunt and account for
which such deposits are made. should be
stated in weekly lists of deposits and
transcripts, andIforwarded to the Secretary
of the Treasury, and also in statements
rendered to this Office. Upon receipt OF
original certificate at this office required
amount of Treasury notes VIII be issued
bearing interest from date of disposal, and
in such denominations as may be on hand.
for the purpose OF. complying. as far as
practical. with the wishes of depositors,
such notes will be forwarded to subscriber,
in accordance with instructions 10 be sen,
with certificates.
L. f.. SPINNER. Treasurer
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

The EcoxoMY OF HEALTu.-This busy
nation Of Americans have 100000
working peoply. whose services may be es-
timated at 80 day. AMI their annual loss
by sickness at an averay, Of tea lays each
in the year. This gives a total loss of
$40. 000. 900 q sum three times as large
% the whole cost of the General Govern
ment. including the Army. Navy. Post
Offices. Legislators, Foreign Ministers and
ALL The amount weighs over six hundred
tons in pure gold.
A large proportion Of this costly suffer-
ing might be averted by attention to diet,
cleanliness. anil above all. by the proper
use of thu right remedy liz season. When
25 cent box of Ayers Pills will avert al
attack of illness with it would take sew
ersLdays to recover from, or dollar bot
tie of Ayers Sarsaparilla. will expel ,
lurking disorder that would bring the sui.
fsrsr to his back for weeks or months, doe
it takc any fg1res to show the goo econo-
nay Of the Investment? When Fever and
Ague il ranking in your veins. and shak
ing your life out of you. is it worth the
dollar it costs for his AGUE CuRE to have
the vilIsiuous disorder expelled. which i
does sursly and quickly? When you have
taken . cold is it prudent to wait until il
has settled on the lungs, when days Of
weeks or months must be spent in trying
to cure it, even fit can he cured at all
orsis it cheaper to take Ayers Cherry Pee
sossl, costing q few sbilliags, and remov'
the trouble before it is serious? 1t take
no wisdom to decide.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

ANOTHER CAVALRY COMPANY TO BE
RECRUITED IN MARSHALL CouSTY.-Capt.
J. F. Miller, who has been so successful
In the recruiting business in this county.
has been induced at the solicitation oil
CIV. Morton to raise another company
of cavalry. II the thing is possible the
Captain will accomplish it. He is man
of indomitable energy and knows how to
talk to man when he is trying to GET
him to enlist. The big bounties of $40;
TO veterans and 1902 to others will be
paid until the lst of March. The Captain
also promises county bounty of from s5C
Co S1O0 in addition. to each recruit 1
Marshall county will not ply it other
counties will. glally. Every volunteer
has the right to say what county shall bt
credited for his enlistment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04
Destruction of Government Arms
at Bourbon by Copperheads.

A box of u. s. muskets arrived at Bour-
bon. in this county. few days sincs for
. company of Home Guards. recently or
gsnizsd in that township. There were
81 Of the muskets, the same number OF
cartridge boxes and a quantity of ammu-
milton. On Monday night some unkno sn
persons. Copperheads doubtless, broke
into the rail road ware room where the
arms were. took them out Of the box, car
ried them oil short distance and broke
and destroyed all but seven of them
Those they did not break they hid under
. culvert or bridge where the water was
two or three feet deep.
This is smother evidence of the disloy-
atty Of the Copperheads party. for, of
course. they were Copperheads who COM
mitsed the outrage. There can be no
doubts so far as that is concerned. These
are the men who claim to be conservative.
law-abiding. constitution loving citizens!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

A Cold is usually accompanied with weight
and pain in the head. oppression at the chest, and
some difficulty of breathing; sense Of fullness and
stopping at the nose, watery, infamed eyes, sore
ness and rawness Of the throat coughs, pains about
the chest. cold shiverings. succeeded by transient
Pushes of heat. humor from the nose, throat and
brane Of these parts, and from internal fever and
often difficulty Of cxpectoration. In all such ca
SEES, Madame Zadoe Porfer's Curatiue Cough
Balsem will effect an immediate cure. See adver-
tiscment in another column. fl3-2ws-snc
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04
Attention, Bourbon Sharp Shooter!
Religious Notice.

Elder Richard Corbaley will preach st
the Court House in Plymouth on next
Sunday at lOt o'clock. A. NJ. aud at p
p. NJ.
The subject in the forenoon will be the
importance OF Truth" In the afternoon
Modern Spiritualism.--what it is.-the
purpose for which it has come into the
world, and what will be accomplished by
it," -
All, and especially clergymen. are invi-
ted to attend. Feb. 1sr, 1864.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

Il will be seen BY the following agree.
ment between the publishers of the Plym-
outh Democrat and ourself, that we have
determined to increase the advance price
Of our respective papers 80 cents, from and
after the first day Of March next:
The undersigned agree that from and
after the lst day Of March. 1864. they will
charge for their respective papers the fol-
lowing rates. to-wit: If paid in advance,
or within three months from the time OF
subscribing. 81 per annum. If not paid
within three months $3.50 rer ann1m,
Existing contracts to be carried out.
OSBORNE Il VaxvsLKENBURGH.
- Publishers Plymouth Democrat.
/. MATTINGLY,
Publisher Mashall County Republican.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04
General Orders, No. go.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADyuTANT GxNERAL's OFFICE.


Washington, Oct. %. 1861.
The following plan for paying to the
families of officers and soldiers in the SER
vice Of the United States, who are, or may
become. prisoners of war, sums due them
by the Government, having been approved
by the President, it is published for the in
formation of all concerned:
Payment viii be made to persons pre-
senting written authority from prison
er to draw his pay; or, without such Gu.
thority. TO his wife; or the guardian of his
minor children; or his widowed moiher-
in the order named. Application for such
pay must be made to the senior Paymas.
tor OF the district in which the regiment
. Of The prisoner is serving. and must be &C.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

We nov have Ware Room in Plym-
outh for the sale OF Pianos. American Or
gans, Harmonious and Melodeons. Mr..
Whitmore has worked hard to establish a
branch or agency here; he has now got the
thing in fair running order and is selling
all kinds Of instruments less than Chicago
prices and freight off. II any one is want
ing piano. Of the first orlee. or other in
strumcnts. give him a call and you will
save money. time and trouble. Mr.. w.
will have one II Hallets.A Dasis' Il Co.'S
world wide celebrated Pianos on exibition
the last Of th d week Is 81 Ell
Attention, Bourbon Sharp Shooters
You are hereby notified to meet at the
General Readezvous in Bourbon. on satur-
day next. at O'clock, p. M
BY order Of
ID. w. HAMLIN, Captain.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

DIssoLvEp.-The firm OF Nussbaum and
Davidson has been dissolved The bust
ness will be continued at the old stand by
Mr.. L. Nnssbaum, well and favorably
known in this community as an enterpri-
sing and liberal business man. His stock
Of Groceries now on hand is large and
comprehensive.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

The Buckeye Livery Stables have be-
come celebrated institution in Plymouth.
Klinger undoubtedly keeps the best Of
horses and vehicles of every description,
and his charges are always reasonable.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

No MORE TRUsT-N. E. Colburn an
nounces that he has quit cre,liting and is
now selling off his stock of Groceries Of
cost. He also wants those indebted to
him to walk up AMI SETTLE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04
gpetial Motifes.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

Consumptive sufferers win receive a valuable
prescription for the cure OF Consumption. Asthma
Bronchitis, and all throat and Lung Affections
free of chargc,) by sending their address to
Rev. E A. WILSON,
WiIliamsburgh,
Kings County, New York.
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