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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-02
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public conf icuco, wen known and cstaI she'd They
brIieve II has acquired THIS reputation by thl canlur
iearessncss and Independence with which 1t has bern
conducted. through times OF extraordinary confusion
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torH ana dcyuied to the maintenance Of good govern
meit, liw AMI order.
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on an hen by whom its principles valued aud wlo
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T'ts TEEE LADIES!
BOTH MARRIED AND SINGLE
Oldest Regulator for Females.

DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE FILLS
WIl Immediately relieve, without pain all disturban.
,us W ue pefouic discharge, whether nrsinr from re-
.uS.oh or suppression. They act like charm in ro
'lc pains that accompany difficult or immodcr
fsEuy ior tiushes, Sick Headache Pains in the oins
naCA oiu bdes, Phpi alton Of the eart Nervous ire
Hofs' mysteries Spasms, Broken Slecp, and other ln
ICdsant ana dangerous objects Of an unnatural cuyd
ppn @ o' ,,,e sexual functions. In the worst eases ug
fllOG 3lhus, or Whites, they effect "A sprndy en- 70
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
nave been used over Quarter Of a Century They
are N+'fcd as the only safe means Of renewing inter
tdpicd mensruaOn, but LA hes must hear IN mind
uIai' mere is one condition of the female system ia
Wnlch Tue PlllS cannot be taken without producing
peculiar result The condition referred to is Pregnancy
Gtncy OF the medicine TO restore the sexual functions
10 normal condition that even the reproductive pow
c VI nature cannot resist it, They cannot do hagn In
any other way, "
DIR, CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS.
Are the only Medicine that Varied and Single Ladies'
nave rcrI upon Tor many years, rely upen now.
li'"atG OF limitations These Pills form the Finest
rrepttauOn ever put forward, with Immediate aud
persistent success. DON'T BE DECEIVED Take
ts Advertisement TO your Druggist and tell him that
!o want ihc best nnd most reliable Female Medicine
III thc world. which Is comprised in
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE pILLSlil
ThcY have received aud IRE now receiving the san
ctlnn ct lhn most eminent Physicians in America
EAPLiClp DIRECTIONS with each BoX,-the ptico
oha DOLLAR per Box, containing from 50 to TO Pills
iill' sem ny mail promptly by rcmitng the price
tne FI.pn9tos or an authorized Agent, in currabt
luhus' Suld bE druggists generally.
HUIHINGS & iiILLYER proprietors
,s ~ Cedar street, New York
q, " sold IN Bloomsaurg, by Eyer & Moyor and e.
iuN Feb -, isGI.-ly.
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PROSPECTUS OF
The Philadelphia Age.
1864.

THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC DAILY JOURNAL rGG-.
LIsliED IN PHILADELPHIA.
THE UNION, THE CONSTITUTION. AND TUT en-.
FORCEMBNT OF THE Laws.
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N Ot Alcoholic
4 HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
|16EI4kA1, s-;s&w Gw.
a PURE TONIC

DOCTOR HOFPLANDS
GERMAN BITTERS
PREPARED BY
DIR, G. NJ, JACKSON, Philadelphia, IA.
XIT I'LL cfcctually Liver Complaint Dyspepsia,
w Jaundco, Chronic or Nervous hchility, hi scasos
Of the Kidneys, and nt diseases aFsitg from disor.
dcrcd Liver or stomach.
such
Constipa-
tiou, Inward Piles,
Fu,ncss Of Blood to the
Iioud Acidity ofthe Stomach
Nnusca, Hcartburn, disgust for Food.
Fulncss ofwtight in the stomach. Sour
Er4etations, Sinking or fluttctine At the ~;
Of the Stomach, Swimming ofthe Head, lIur.
rah und Difficult BrchIing, Fluttcring at the
Heart, Choking or sufocatng Sensations when in a
lying posture, nimness of Vision Dots or Vcbs
before the sight. Fever and Dull Pain in
Ycllowncss of the Skin and Eyes
POin in the Side, Back. Chest
Limbs, &C, sudden Elushes
ef Heat. Burning in the
Flesh, Constant I'm.
atinings osevil,
& depression
Di spirits.
And will positively prevent yellow Fever. bilious
Fever, &c IN C ntain no Alcohol or bad Whiskey
Ihey wlli cure the above diseases In ninety.nino
cases out Of hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale nnl universal popn.
larity of ioOhand's German Bters, (putcly vepctn.
blh, hosts OF ignorant Ouacks and unscrupulcns nd
veniutcrs, have opened upon tuftring humanity the
Moot gates Of Nostruns in the shape Of poor wskcy
Wiley compounded with injurious drugs and chris.
tened Tonrs, GOmachies aud nitcrs.
Beware Of the innmarable array Of Alcoholic prcp.
paraions IN plcthor bottles and big belliod kegs un.
der the modest appellatun of Biters which iustead
Of curing only aggravae disease aud leave the disap.
pointed suffer in despair.
UOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS!
Are not now and untried article, but have stood
he test Of htcen years trial by he American public
and their reputation ANA sale not rvalicd by any
similar preparation.
he ptoprietors have thousands Of letters faom the
most eminent
CLERGYMEN,
LAWYERS.
PHYSICIANS.
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BROOKLYN.

RECRUITING AND THE DRArT.-Rscruitiug
Tor tie past few DAYS has been pretty brisk in
brooklyn, but no, enough TO warrant the hope
ing the quot. te.ore the draft. Tie Board
I@rvlsors held aa Informal meeting yester-
- Ten It was res yea p. plo.at oauv ,sse7s for
"a. Ward, for tie rirp3se OF asccrt lining the
'9+ s' ~ men enlisted from Bs1oi,lyn IN the
Nv ''.l 80 eomnouconent OF the war to the
49, " t'H ..sr ia. rcpor. upon the sub
yun "a r-t-" l.. Governor seymour and Pro-
'un. N'"t.. '>'r'f.l Townsend at Albany, where
.lo" ,s <P.ts ~ nsu.ner found to have been
uuts.V. ~ - o,.y 'iD..p!. Substitutes were
o''.g>'Y e. ~ !'r>vfsy si.l NeTc not NUMEROUS
;t.a
Jt.,s ~ i9ts1As!s lriacE, Esq.-Bsn-
jsu,,, tr.u.., Far. S..vs q. s.s.,i,ncs IN Jay
sSsvs Ss'i., ~'"N., !~>pc.y, snr, sl.or
ii,,... ~ hf.y,uss t,.s~.as - "a t.1.sys NJ
tS,1.. q ~ s.,.."lD.V -,- g., i,..y..> gali,
,~s,.c.,.ss ~. 81. -x',..- Ss's, k ~, ~. "a
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nj ARINF NEWS.
Aug. gas. n~5i7-s.s. ci,-u W. even. % )

Aug. Gas. H., . is. g.. i7.-H ", even. ~ -.
CLEARED.
SHIPS Kanccorron, Bo.desux. Alexandra. Cadz:
ArIacan. ssu Franci-cu
bARk-Eeina Del sud. tArfentin,l Por, Elizabeth.
BklG-sauh A'ioc, flir.l jenkins. for Havana.
sCuOONfES- Almuth tsona Rio Gtaldc.
Pratt, WHlluL'ot. D " Rniuray. Fortress Monroe.
Burden. Washlur'ou. = W johnson. LlisAbct port
Rival. stamford Iuuisit, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
STE NM5Uip-- Potomac, Portland FtnA Ly'l.
koptnt ton. iustIo.- NonfOr, Haze, NcNLcrr, y G.,
Arraso, lo.t r. 40, .; rhsmr-, Fortress Monroe;
CITY, OF Bath, do. Florida from off Wilmington;
Ia henla, Nrv lciu. q; p 4 Soudof, Now orleans.
, t"us'Oss. thlhl'' IphH. NUy1Itv, Philadelphia
Bntin1r, WariiuttOu, l.oaa okc, Havana.
SIMS Mount Ho,s, Liverpool; Louisa. Newport
BARR Frank Loy,tt OF Yarmouth, from CaruiiI.
NonpNcu GIice Boy, & H.. VI l. Potter, tudiil.
hkIG> l. Rider, Cow Bs,; Kate, Schooner Pond.
"accamaw, Gonai,e-; Thomas owen. Ncuvlth.
,,scHouN EES MONTE I.iuean, Juliet, Albany ior
lnttcu; Robin, Sew Boilori; tia.uibal Bangor; odd
felow, lsipot I, Me. Slolt, Iishing BAY TOT y nay.
kobahc, iafbOr leland. Alexander Henderson, tiloi-
ooscr. Agouui. Car Island. icLnaYi,nuia, Salem for
Mtsni; q, u kins. Cniais, VI Norman, Hartford
Pilot, kolhlsud, Sic.
BELow-rvo liic' unknown. Wind South.
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constnusd /ron ~ Iiyss Psos.

D. T0o tons burdcntbe largest ship In the navy ex.
o,pt The Niagars-will 10 launched about the nrss
ofnoxt month Of the Portsmouth, Navy Yard. The
sieamer Contcocook, 300 feet long, Is progressing
rapidly towards completion. The kcels II the Pts
caI,9'io Minnctonks and Illinois, ell large steam
e., have been laid. The ronclsd Pissaconaway,
Of the same class a. the Agamenticus In progress.
ing slowly. The frgate Colorado IL being fitted
o'iL and will he ready for service In Eve weeks
aso the Tiogs and he Dc sotA are being fitted
eu.,
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INSTRUCTION.

T.ADIES AND OTHERS, REQUIRING IN
Astruetion IN the Infliih branches, viz-Olnnmar,
hehdigg, spehhI, v T.tns' Be- tausht by n lady II
dssifed, a. BkJWN'h tOnIHr. Ca! GolleGe, 81 Full
va ~ opp~iu Fieuep0nt Brooklyn. Terms vcgy
u,a>is iis, Wn,lag i~oAks tplny, arithmetic, &c -
f.-ciai,ies-So eis1scs. olru day and evening, No
sS.AlNn- Sol
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SAVINGS BANKS.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
l+th street and sth avenue, uIen daily, from
20 5P,M Wednesdays and Saturdays irom to
N. six per cent interest allow ed Deposits M d
or beio.e sept lat will draw interest tlouI tu2
date. THOMAS CHRIsri, Pres. X. II. Bul.I
Sec AG~
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personal NOTICES.

IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF
4 Ms. MARGARET BEtCuEr and Mia EILEs,
PAYNE. 81 any one knowing fh'u. they will confer
favor BY commitment With their brother GRO.
rA1Nr- At the b.lnlicth House, y. u, on this
lu'siai e'erint NJ Nc!nc4dai morning. ZIG
JNtORM,TlOS WANTED or JOHN OR
a EMILY Mf.ks,. si.'eer, q Lucy &ANNING, ~
MANNING, L"u'i valley l.. l.. y. \. 53S
INFORMATION WANTED or JAS. HAST.
lN'it suppNci 10 reside "a Bottom, by his sister
tLlLAbtIU RhbFOltp. Mo isat 'v'lc Garden.
y. y. Al.o sic would HE to hctr OF her husband
RICHARD RtDfOKD who came over In June, and
IL uppp'cd to he IN Boston. 80
DRlIE MONEY, BOUNTY AND BACK
pay. No charge unless collected. A number of
ch'ck- Tor pfT's nri received Information sent to
al, part Of the COUNTRY, ~ ALLEN, NAN 81 KFN 4
~ 'ktl, Banker, z4a BrDaiwav. S2s
THE WIFE OR MOTHER OF ANY Officer
or soldier Who lie a prisoner Of var, can have pay
SHELDON. fuk Plnce. $40
WANTED-lNfORMATION OF THOS.
w or JAMES Ut w, iomorly Of Tyrone, County
kikennt Ireland, nov carmen. and OF STErnEN \.
MAkhEN, retail dry soods merchant In New York,
~ their iclation, MARGARET HOGAN. Address
SOl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Away
:. ~ unlcr isi.e piotonccs from Stafford, Man
chester, on the 2'th OF MAY, ls6I, by man
n harp player. two Children the eldest a
SRI Alice smiih'Aed Is YEAR p.ays Cornopon ani
.Vin ne youngc.i boy, VIM. smith, aged Il,
pe1e detan them and ini)fm their di.consolntcd
parent Of the same. III have ali expenses duly paid
hv HENRY MITCHELL. ~ Bezz a.. Jeftey City
y. B.-A woman who sinss accompanies them IN.
chdsen Lat seen play ius in TIA. stects, Cardiff,
south W0Ic-. 10
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AMUsEMENTs.
RARN NUNS AMERICAN MUSEUM

N.
COOLEST PLACEof AMUSEMENT IN TIE CITY
,.,,-.. -. GLORIOUS TRIt MPH
ECsTAIIC LAUGHTER, TREMENDOUS Appliance
GRAND COMIC RAVtL PANTOMIMf.
Afternoon and Evening ut and -. O'Clock.
THE MYSTIC CAVE:
Or, TIL ENCHANTED HORN.
Mr.. u. l.. MORRIS, GERMAN COMEDIAN,
in hie celebrated character "
I!IE III TCuMAN IN DIFFICtLTIEs
hAiilBlTIoN EVERY MORNING AT IL O'CLK,
m Lecture Room, uithout additional ch.rpe, OF
HERR NADOLSkFS WONDERFUL CABINET,
containing " piece OF furniture
Tllf GRAND ORCHESTRTAS
VII play AZ short intervals day and evening,
IHt NEW NhNTlLATOR, DRIVEN ny STEAM.
.nn0,uocs ~, ieet Of cool af per minute.
lHh MARNElLOJS AFRICAN MtD-FIsH
BkOJbHl HERE IN 1iIE DRY SOLID CLAY
iNMis' sWinOs, and a million other criiiositics.
AiinS'ion 70 cents Children under ten, Is cte. III
{ AMpBELL'S MINSTREl.S-i99 AND 2Oi
~ BOMIEY, OPPOSITE SPRING ST.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
- ALL NEW THIS WEEK.
TICKETS 20 tfSlo to all phrtr OF tine house. l2I
MATCH GAME AT HAND-BAIL FOR
Nl fl'n. Two Champion player Of Philadelphia ar,
mHtch.i 20 play tro champion players of Brooklyn
s,me q iispdhail iot $50 side, vt the BrooklJ L
lihnd-Ba Court, l13 loIE II, BROOKLYN on lhuft.
dHr' AUG. 70, let. I and y. " Admission 81. 264
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Too Late for Classification.
DE AT IFS.

tANANNil' On Monday. Aug. -, the beloved
vii' ~ l,D. . lntrh, tormclr Of tie town OF Be-
IA. b. 90 Tyrone, Ireland. .rel rs YEAR,.
lite ui'uts lui relatives ct she family respect
fnlly invited 20 attend Oh. funeral, il'. an rnppr.
Mt 20 O'Clock, non !g,h ~. and ID ave, To tevary
Cemetery. @i2
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Excl lesIONS.

EOR EXCURSIONS - THE FAvORTTE
Il new bare HARVEST HOME, aud others, with
sennboais such a. desired Also Pleasant Nalley,
office 3Sz West st, cor Birro~ ii. Is. CROssEIT 1862
EOR NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSIE,
l. koundout kingston-The MARY POWELL
caves loot OF Jay ct every afternoon al O'CLOCK a.
HUDSON RIVER X. R-FOR ALBANY
IL Troy, the North and Wost, IRON Chambers o. at
7 and 10 A. NJ and 1, and 10.iO Z. y, and ON Sun
days q 6xl L, N, nom 30th u Nv
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SHIPPING.

NOR LIVERPOOL. y NEUTRAL FLAG
i The Br,trh ship ukAIl rt'DE sails this day.
The Britlsh ship ALBION, sAih August 30.
y LINE FOR LONDON.
Ship Hl HSpN sails this day.
Tho Aboyc-uAined slip ave celebrated for tine fr
quick piraatts and sure aeon inodat for pas
ssnroi-. EOl further particulars apply 10
TAPsCOrr BROTHERS & co.
2G3 Sc south 1t. New York
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A LADY WANTED To LEARN THE ART
All roo'nf photo apis afist sreLs instruction,
] hour per la, OH Will De- given out Cod Tor 3
BERG. ~
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EOR LIVERPOOl.-THE CELEBRATED
L chip AsiiN RION, Cept. Braiish, positively
sals this duy AT O'clock fNe fo' ,eeonl cabin f.5,
currency, and found. App, board, at Pier 10 Fast
Rive, OF TO =. NJ, bEMARESr 8 south =. ~
NOTICE 49, THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF
Limerick Of tue LyoIpooi, New iork and Phila-
deLhia steamship Co, VIII sAii us an extra nteanner
On Thursday, August -, NJ noon, carr ING limited
number Steerare pa--cnrc's ~ reduced ra'.- pay
ate ~ ). Currency. JOHN q. DALE Arent, Is
Bip,dway. 81,
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

EOR SALE-NEAR ELIZAbETHPDRT, n.
l. j., building suitable Tor has pres. or any
manufacturing purpis. Can q sloop ciose 10 the
building. VIII be sold with or ithout few nc es
Of land. Inquire OF WM RlSBElDGkE, SUz Green
wich a. New York NS
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-04
MISCELLANY.

WoUI.pN'r MARRY MkcHANIc-A
young man commenced visiting Young wo-
man, and appeared 90 be well pleased. One
evening be called when IL was quite late
which led the girl TO enquire where he had
been.
II had 10 work tonight he replied.
$40 yoa work for livingn enquired the
astonished girl,
Certainly" replied the young man, 81 am
a mechanic
My brother doesn't work, and dislike the
name OF mechanic" aud she turned up her
pretty nose.
This was the last time the mechanic visited
the young woman. He is now wealthy
man, aud has one OF the best OF women for
ms wife. Tie young lady who disliked the
name OF mechanic, is now the wife OF u mis-
cradle tooi-a regular vagrant about grog-
shops-and she, poor miserable girl, is oblig-
cd TO take IN washing, In order to support her.
self ana her children.
Ye who dislike the name OF mechanic, whose
brother does nothing but loaf and dress, be-
ware how you treat young men who work for
q living. Far better discard the well fed pau
per, with all his rings and jewelry, brazen fac
edness and pomposity, and take to your al
feetons the callous handed, intelligent and an
industrious mechanic. Thousands have bit
terry repented the folly, who have turned their
back on honest industry.-A few years OF bit
ter experience taught them a severe lesson.
In tals country no man or woman should be
respected, in our-way OF thinking, who will
not work bodily and mentally, and who curl
their lips with scorn when introduced to a
hard working man.
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ADMoNITIoN TO A LAZY BoY.-A late rev.
erend gentleman, who was as well known for
his eccentricity as bis talents, one day sent
his son, a lad about II years OF age, to catch
his horse. The boy was sauniering along
with an ear of corn in one hand aud the bri-
die In The other, dragging the reins along the
ground.
Thomas 7 said his father, calling after him,
In a solemn tone of voice, come here, Thorn
As, | want to say word to you before you
co.
The lad returned, and the parson proceed
ed:
You know, Thomas, | have given you a
great deal OF good council. You know have
taught you before closing your eyes TO say
Nov lay mo down to sleep &C.,
besides good many things in the way Of ex-
hortation aud advice. But as this is the last
opportunity, could not let il pass without
giving you my parting advice Be a good
boy, Thomas, aud always say your prayer be-
fore going to sleep. | fear shall never see
you again
As he said this in very solemn man
ner, the poor boy burst into tears with this
exclamation:
You'll never see me again, pap
Motor shall probably die before you
get back tcith the horsei
This quickened Thomas ideas; and gath
ering up the bride reins, he ran and caught
the horse quicker than he had ever done
before.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-04
RxMAakAsLE cURE OF 4 CASE OF Dao

81 CURkD By MRS. MANCHESTER
This is TO certify that have been cured of Tn.
Dropey Of fifteen years standing by Mrs. Manekes.
ter. have been to physicians In Boston, New York
and Philadelphia They all told me tsat they coul4
do nothing for me, unless they tapped me. aud a.
sured ne that by tapping could live but shor,
time. had made up my mind to 90 home and live
as long as could with the disease and then de- On
my way home stayed over night in Portland with
sfriend OF mine, and told them what my mind was
regard to ny disease. They finally persuaded me
to 20 and see Mrs. Manchester. She examined me
and told me my case exactly.
was so much astonished 10 think that she told me-
correctly, that told her that would take her m.di
e'nes, not having the least faith that they would
me any good, or that should get the ightet relief
from any course whatever; finally took the meei.
oire and went homo. In one week from the tine
commenced taking tho medicine, had OYER three
gallons Of water pass In hours; and my fell
low sufferers may DO assured that it was great rtef
to me. had not been able 70 lie down In bed at
Right before this for two years. Now can lie dov
with perfect ease. have taken her medicine
eight months, and am well IS any man eoul6v
to be, and no signs Of dropsy. l would adyiss
that are sick to go and consult Rrs. MancAes.
even II they have been given up BY other IL
dcisns. I have sent her number OF cases Of OIL.
disesses, and she hss cured them also. 60 and
for yourselves. had no feith but now my faitl
cannot be shsked in her skill in telling and curing
disease. CHARLKs s. HARwox
SARAH n. HARMON.
MARY A. HAsEos.
3assor, kains, Aprl ID.
OvrIos HouRs-From A. M.tiuGPp
snxl7 In q oatal eddy
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-04
CHEROKEE PILLSi
SUGAR COATED.
FEMALE REGULATOR,
HEALTH PRESERvER,
CERTAIN AND SAFE,

For the removal of Distinctions, and the Insuranc
Of Regularity in the Recurrence of the
Monthly Periods.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-04

&c. CHURCHILL, Agent,
No. 4 iron Block, Portland Pier.
dec5 diff
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-04
P ENsIONSl BOUNTIES

febs eod&wly No. 50 Liberty ST.. New York.
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CAUTION TO The PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed cut from general Use should
have their efficacy established by wel-tested exps-
rience in the hands of regularly educated physi.
can, whose preparatory study its him Tor al the
duties ne must fulfill; yet the country Il flooded with
best IN the world, which only useless but Al.
ways injurious. The unfortunate should Be PARTIo-
uLAR IN selecting his physician, as IL il lamentabls
lents are made miserable with ruined constitutions
oy naltreatme Mt from inexperienced physicians in
general practice for II "a point generally conceded
agement OF these complaints should engross the
Whole time Of those who would be competent and
successful in their treatment ard cure. The mex.
pereneed general practitioner, having neither on
portunify nor time to make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pusrues one system Of
treatment in most making an indiscriusinat ate
use Of that antiquated and dangerous weapon, Mer-
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-04
MIDDLE AGED

There are many men a: the al 49,. :. aoare
troubled with too frequent eyaeuauens from ira
bladder, often accompanied BY slight smarting on
burning sensation, and weakening the system In a
manner the patient cannot account tor. on exam
inins urinary deposits ropy sediment viii often Be
found, and sometimes small particles CT semen or
albrmen viii appear, or the color will be on thin
miikish hue, again changing TO a dark and turbid
appearance. There are many men who die Of this
dnhculty ignorant Of the cause. which ia the
SECOND STAGE or SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
can warrsnt perfect cure IN such cases, and
full and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs.
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do so by writing In plain manner description
Of their disease. and the appropriate remedies viii
be forwarded Immediately.
All correspondence strictly confidential and will
be returned II desired
Address, DR.. j. b. HUGHES,
No. Temple 81, corner OF Middel Portland.
E-Send Stamp for circular.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-04
Dwelling House for Sale.

f7E:;t two story dwelling house on Congress St
fiii nearly opposite the castellated Villa Of s. l.
- aiitOn, Esq. and on the line of the Horse
hatieadt lbs house ctntains fourteen finished
anu Is Wen adapted TO accommodate two families
with seperate out buildings, stable, Sc and we'll
OF aler IN the yard. large part of the purchase
money can lay on mortgage If desired
Thus property will be on red al uetio, on tho
OF August, IL not sold before
Portland. July q, 1864
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-04
For Sale.

I'm The Dwelling House, Stable and Grapery a,
Fiji Nursery of J. W. ADAMS near Morrill's Ger
49, 9er Buildings new aud convenient, pure
49,, Ntls, elsierns, force pumps &c. excellent
pubic schools and scademy, near Horse cars and
steam cara One half or TIN quarters acre Of Ian
IN good gardening condition already planted with
Hedges, Ornamental and Fruit Trees Grapes and
jy27 eoS5w
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-04
H0F MANI THOUSANDS CAV TESTIFY TO
THIS BIZ UNHAPPY EXPERIENCE

Young Men troubled with ernissicrs In sleep
complaint generally the result OF bad habit in
youth, treated scientifically and perfect cure war.
ranted or no charge made.
Hardly day passes but We consulted by one
or more young with the shove disease some OF
whom are As weak and emaciafed as though they
had the consumption, and by their friends supposed
to have IL. All such yield to the proper and
only correct coGrse Of treatment and in short tina
are made to rejoice in perfect health.