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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,

Immediately and usStsnsousy. pledge word a. sr
reputation PharHsceussolr favorable g.
3usnisnce with the people prcPe,oFs Of tie word r.
noward GOES COUCH BALsAM,' IA Il ascd socortrt
10 our directions, which may be found With csl bottle
We add b.,o. Some Testimonials from car -.ishoor o.
townsmsn. 20 which ve asa yoor esIeia. attention
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TESTIMONIALS

rom Tie PASTOR Of The Methodist r. Church sa.on, Coo
have a,ed Zoe Dyspepsia Cure in my :Li4y, eeG
ylilA .ly estifr 20 IT, value a. n Iedicilg.
HENRY biDMAND, Pastor ~ p Churot
hsDiaOs, Conn. June 80 1854
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Farm far Sale, AT PubIie Auction, WEDNESDAY,
Nov IT, ~ IA, brou siug 60 he hie Denis Wotman NJ d..
East fiskil. hutch.s miles irom iishkili Village, "A
from Iraposel importn d. ~ tho Boston Hartford sai
Erie X. H. la porss II action. The Farm IL tn
Tia nid.i Of hue tanning ,ogaigy and ercreis society
ain. 10 Ia timber, tie fc,t Ia rrcren limo
ani-und, high cuuie well fenced end wnt red most
conveniently By two ucy-lfiug streams, these. fo ming
pd sord a.. rri die, a., fn,,hrr }mpf The
Hritop e Farmers and Gibbons l. hvfed. Inc d-ceaso
d DT. Wouu.n irsvr very large snd draGos itd olrn
a,o lsr coed hysi fan. fal particulars inguhr Of =
MONROE. hrlD Of AL rLACS 8 Cot THfuD. D. "a:
WICK. 10. 80 Lroaltt. NV .gki JOIN +. fLAuit
vide W al he prrul,.os.
G~pticsncn's krnrf PIns.-TWo, IHHhh2 ~ H.
FIVE. Sih. EIGHT iEN, llflft.', 70 fiFF Il wi
LARS ed>,h. For sfe by q. G. ALLlsi no 9' b4"@a"ay
one door h. Canal u.
e,Is-w,nnnn.-A competent sslcs.oman "an's I.
sf.s,ou ). accustourd 10 butiness e.d hsa eood "fr
e.cos. Agfb So " std''s' NJ "cIL'' No % '1'i'''
IT.
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ROpBRD WHILE AsLEEP.-Mr. John ODOn.
nolI, yaile zee. rg In bis icsiicrce No % bouer.
fi,oeS lsa he sau Ct esq taken from Ar pcekei BY
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MADISON. Conn, Jrna

From TIE beuei derived hy Of Goes Dy spepS C1~
In "A, uni v prp-1sd that never intend a. -
whout H. advise a afflicted wi'h yspep-is 20
trv h. PHiLAADkR lENE-
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If any one wishes know what Goes Dysp IA Cae las
done OF sno pysprpsa ~ existence ~
,hrfu coli 20 L. nle slvs SO greet ~ ths change,
prefer al who in least doub! 20 call Snd hesr ~
thcmeelvea
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5retia! Noliefs.
Continued from FIN Page.


College Of Physicinns md Surgeons,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE,
Cor. at Esd 81. and athnv.
The Opening FIfrcia,s the Regular inter Session Of
a.. ahov- h,stituiiou will tskr place on
MONDAY. OCT. II,
al "A 10. introductory aidrss by Prof T. O. THOMAS.
rhs trvfcsson All The public Gre py'tud 10 attend
JNO. Z. DALTON, NJ D.,
Src'y Of tho teculty.
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For the Nation !

GOES DYSPEPSIA OURm
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION.
DISEASES
STOMACH AND BOWELS.
PREPARED BY THE fRopRIEToas on corp
COUCH BALsAAr
DrspEPsiA moi only the o, dss bet a..
ss.os .cou.se persons both old and yoans ME-
ssd female suffer from ts from ell soeD,s
combined Irobs the hos system Of its vgor sne,,
s,es wesrines, and total njposon shoss s.os
and .c,ive renders the stomach powsress 10 azss the o4
end bs, for Il. attendants.
HEADACHE, HEARTBURN. CONSTIPATION, NAUSEA
AT STOMACH AND GENERAL DEBILITY
OF THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
refasins Il. subjects particle Of nourius besy Toe
without paying penalty IN The mort ssfs ssrssn srS
oteranrs complete prosa.Ion To ice, - isnibs iss
ages Of this wOnt OF ell Diseases
WE HAVE PREPARED
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREi
aud pledge reputation upon statement, rs.s vs
say It will
POSITIVELY CURE TIE WORST oy YOU
not In Q year-not in IA lnthnof in woesi bit yoo MAJ
s beneficial influence once Immediately, and The ds
you take Il, TO you bavs lived fsT yesn tpcn Grtso
bread and psn diet wo dare not eat anything tie sassw.
hesryhs because tie doctor has ordered he insss fo
ard secondly ~ Of the distress rising and soar
Ing your .tomsebwe sit down to your dnne ess a.
heary meal you wish end the food begins !"
distress you follow II by single teaspoonia q
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
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Torches, uneguaiei for c;esnness driil. orna-
rent d-irnte 9 doscn Oasi Cjs, n.uars badits -
dossrL y. hlnBB. 49,. 0iespw1ebA
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s5ldby Druggists 10 riiy aud county eysFy~A.e
PRICE OIL PER BOTTLE
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small American Flags, 10 sir' Tor Ce.rbrailon.
Decorations and ic1drs Lincoln md J0hnten CAPAiGH
FLAGS. In any quantity, by 'hs Msnuiac'ucr SALISBURY
No lt9 Duane ~.
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An open Lessueofthe i7ih Council wi he held OF Deuh
Mp mary or Of Seroui A., bns 2du.. Monda,
evening, Oct. Il; o, a ooiofA. The Rev ". n. BUOLE
and ote.r eminent sptaIeIs sdlrs. tho m'slns inter
Fprraed viii ains ay the McDonouFh Gee Cob Tcs-i,
u aDl.sion bn lad Of John f-cons No. i31 r. i3b,t
1hos Frtb.T, so. a69 Third y OF the Members of
tie Council. by ordof OF Committee of AIrrngruiruts
W. NJ HESDRICK, chairman
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seventeenth Wurd Union Associstion .-Tir

NcVc1ttrbth WHru Union AssociH ton. -IIr
of this Annexation, In Lincoln Lr. Houston
anil Anrns will be dsy and nIsht Until th evvnng OF
Election day for uosnss OF tie Association sud the Maid
Committee md the distribution Of Documents. All Union
electors Of tho Wsli :. iavlied T. attend.
bOBEkr D. HOYD President
IT. = WALLACE. Chm IN Com. Pfssidont AasOciA ion.
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nations as made aud indorsed by the three pfdies,
with the exception 81 The regular DerocI"e or 6dt1te
Tor Assembly Ia the 81 District;
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COUCH BALsAl7

PREPARED BY THE fRopRIErons on ocsp
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CONGRESSIONAL HOMIyA rToge.

IHt mUIHII UVFEattb from Inc kNth VOn-
gTessona District, cdslpris!ng the 9th 18th and lsh
W1ris met lGst evening al Mozart Hall and unanl
mgusly re-nomuated tho Hon Elijah Ward
CONSTITUTIONAL UNION COUNTY CanveRTIoN.
The delegates 20 this Convention met lat
evening at tae sincialr House. ard nominated the G
lowing ticket For Sheriff. Jonn KeIlh For Comfy
Clerk e@vcral names we're proposed bat the pou,iua.
tim was finally lad over uniil DeIt D. dav night Inr
District Atlornoy 4. Oakley Hall. Tho ConVentiou
then after some debate on Tho Supervisor vote adj
iourued until next Fifty night.
KINGS COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
The following II complete lis, Of tie nom.
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Sixth Congregational Dlstrtcts--h meeting o. the
Nat on democracy Sixth iongs-s 6pa risirCt ld pni.
notice 10. Lousr Of Peter Kfshof No va h
~, COL. M. y. RASkEN Of the Sixteenth Wsid sas
unanimously Ieniinsed tho candidate II the Nat una
Dtlyorfsey Tor the si1lh District.
GEORGE scHAETfR. Chairman.
L. NuIfAut Secretary.
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And Ola. N. oer sxas laid over.

And the r.per was laid over ....,,.-
resolution tia. the Comptroller b. aud he hereby suto
ICED aud dsc,ed to draw hs warrant in flyot Of Taon
number tory for Asssns and ss.ng curb sad gutter
Which was adopted ny the following vote:
HsY Have %es Hes s Pysn COSY PP epps
kossr Holghtotn. hsvisnd, BieGrstb Opdyke Jsfues,
Joyee-A
EePs;t Of C,mee Repair. ard Sophie. in f.vos Of
ton That the Conproier be directed to procure sui'sbs
Courtroom for The use Q. tho fifth Jadcsl Court -,
Councilman kEgsss moved that said resolution be laid
Which wa, lost by the following vote;
Neutrality-suspicious. Hcsy, Keensn, Riley Brophy.
lSsI ni;S sal Webster H.s. Rysu Gross
sciarlcr Cool Brandon snd 3rice-I
cSgae ksr@s sal, ,s,2..io1 b. I I.
tons TO ascertain wl,, lie procured and what
pIce.
Report oil Committee on Finance IN favor OF adopting
luton that the Comptroller he directed 10 draw BIZ. warsn,
ia OF James 6onseum for the som OF three bunir.d
doas being remuneration for los OF horie aud cbgs the
same TO tue account Of" Donations -,
toUnciHa1 JaoUBs moved tl, SAID aPe Dc tocomnnitsi
70 the Commute on finan-
Tho paper uss then sdop,ed by tho following vote:
AiirMiiye--C iuc.mca lieay. Keenan, Eyey, brophy
Ilazey Webster Helernan Rysn Gross. Roster H,rsh-
l,In liay,and, hcnrt seaeer, Cook Brnndo'' Bnc''
Negatys-Couhcinen Repper opdyte, Jsqne' snd ;oycs
-
Councilman BRANDON royed that when e bossd doarn,
d. 50 to meet ss.urtiy l1tl inst. ei Il O'Clock M
Which was carried.
Gown i'rnan JoYcE moved the, the COMMITTEES Nson,i
kairs be discharged from the frher cousieadon Of nepos
Ccrnntes on Er;ora hfilrs II Board OF Alderman wis'
&c. 5lHtio IN. tho Comptroller be directed drew a
rant IN .Iy0r of StIhn Heuif for TIE two hun1tct
aud wentyx dollars, II ing for expenses Incurred loo mo
b.irial o, Couimcd9rc ". d. Potter.
Which Wa laid
Councilman BRGgpoS moved that tie Committee soia'
es end Occs be discharge FROM the further cosdr s'ion
Of resignation Seymour Eunce CO:nmssOher OF
Deeds with resolution Of Board OF Aldermen that seymour
Bnce appointed Commissioner Of Deeds Ia and or tho
Cy eui County oil Ia place OF Seymour A. bunce.
resigned.
Which was carried.
e action OF the Bo,rd OF lcmea In accepting said ress
nation and adoptn.. tlt resolution conquered -
GENERAL ORDERS gESUMRD.
Rcuor Of The Committee Arts end Scuce OF Board OF
Adeime with resolution, that the OF hyo hundred do
lars be appropriated for the pCrpoe OF pioc portrait OK
czayog George Opdyke, 10 be placed In tie Governors
r9ou when coupeted the done under TIE drec-
ton Of The Committee frs and Sciences
Which was concurred in by the following vote;
Aiirmaiyr-C ouncilmen Eeaiy, Keenan,. Riley B,ophy.
iaeery. Webster Hedenan, Ryan. Gross ReTpef Roster.
hoUgnian, iasand, McCrath opdyke. Jsques ocaieer'
CooL Brandon Brice Russell. Fitz-erad and Joyce.5.
MOTIONS RESUMED.
Councilman EAcERTT moved that the Boa,d do now al
Ourl.
Which vas carlicd.
Wherenpon the President declared that tie Bond stood i'd
3uued anti! Saturday, the l7th inst, at II O'Clock
JAS. b. SWEENY, Clerk
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NEw:YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. DECEMBER 49, 1854

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fox Jones Henry. shannon Chip
Ryers Jersmiah, Hardy, Kelly MsseIson and Loue-il.
luton that Yves, Twenty first street. between Tenth and
Eleventh avenues be paved with cobbstoue pavement
tha the accompanying oriinsnce therefor be adopted
Which was adopted by the following vote:
Ahrmave-Alirg mon Fox Jones Henry Sh,nncn, Chip,
Ryer', Jeremiah, Hardy, Kelly Master.ou and Lons-l
h-ortion Of Board Of Councmen that receiving bssin
due, Department.
Which was coucur-,d. in Ivy the following vote:
Ahnmativc-Aldegmen Fox Jonrs Henry, shannon Chip
Ryers, jeremiah, Hardy Kelly Muser.on and Lons-l
between the sewer in Eighth and point about two
hundred aud fifty feet ives; Of EghhAvenue be taken
rebuilt at the usual depth Of ccn feet below the curb grade
OF as near to said depth may be found practicable the
10 be done AZ city expense under tho head OF City COntin
sences without contract under the direction OF tie CrOloH
A9ueduc, Board.
Which was referred TO the Committee on Sewers,
Report Of Committee uoc Health In favor Of adopting
resouio that the vacant lots yixth end Forty
eighth streets Third and Le1ingo be fenced H.
der tue direction of the Street Commissioner and that the
companyins ordrsses therefor be adopted
Which wss adopted by the following vote
- rina,sc-iidcrnen Jones. Henry MeCosl. Shannon
ChiPp, Rycrs Jcrrn !ah, llurdy Kelly and L0ng-lo.
Bcpor Of Commute, or Pu5c Health in favor Of adopting
resolution that the vacant lots toe east side % Second
avenue between Fory.nnth end Fiji thsiree, also hos.
the north side Of Forty nin,hsoct between Fins, snd
Second be fenced IN under the direction Of the Street
Commissioner and that the Accompanying ordnance therefor
Whiel, was adopiedby the iolIoy ing vote: o,.,,
AArm4tye-A!deTinei Jone; henIy shannon. Chip Nc
Report OF Committee Public Health favor Of adopting
resolution ts tie vacant os on the south side Of mn
street between Tenth and Elcyeuthay be fenced In
under the direction Of the street CorInissoneT aud that the
accompanying ordinance therefor DC odoYted.
Which vas Adopted By TIE following so.c: .
Ahrnaye-Alacfmeu Jones. Henry. Shannon. Cmpp, Nc
hnsl'. hyers Jeremiah, Hardy, helly and Lous-lo
Report Of Committee Pebble Heath in favor OF concur
ng with Board Of Councilman In sdop'nf resolution that the
vacant lots IN soytnieenih aud between
x and Seyenilaytrue be fenced In immediately. rnder
the direction OF the street Commissioner and that the scco
Ianyns ordinance therefor BE- adopted.
Which was adopted by the following vote:
AHrmstiveAldefnen Jones' Henry shannon. Chipp, bic
knight, Ryers, jeremiah Hardy belly. and Lonz-iO
On motion Of Alderman MGsTEHsoS the Board then cd
ouJncd aud the President announced tint the Board stood
O'Clock IN u. r. VALENTINE, Clerk.
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WsaSins CARDS, sc.

ATWM EYERDEIL's SONS.'Ns. l0t Full,
"A tons. --wEDDiSG CARDS 49, ZINE srATloNkAts
(g..-bi5het 1871
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STATED Extraordinarily. Dec. H. 1861,
OFFICIAL o'clock y M. }
The Board me. pursuant TO adjournment IN their Chamber
No. ~ City Hsll -
Presen.Jsmes syes es President in the chair and the
following member. 49,
Couucmen Hesly Keenan,. Riley Brophy. Hagrry, Web
s,er HeicTusl, Ryan 0ol Eeppct Roster !ioughtalu'
layiau1 McGlsh JaQues Schaeci, Cook, Brandon, Brce
Russell, Fitzgerald and Joyce-2k
Tho minutes OF meeting held December II read and
approved.
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1rsurance AGAINST Aeriofmls.

y,,uE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO..
or HARTfOBD. CONN
CAPT. \ ,..................ss' sS-OOO,oOO,
ACCIDENTS
OF every Description resulting in o's OF Lie or Personal In
iurv Policies Issued for premium ..
FIVE DOLLARS,
grsnlin. insusaue to the amount o.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
against srcieata .loss Of lie wie travelling by any public
conveyance.
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
.acur.s policy for Five Thousand Dollars aud also Twenty
uy, Doar per week compensation or personal 1nry inca
pssta,ins the assured from hi, ortias,y tssines..
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM
.ecGre. policy FOX $500 end Sa5 per week
ion OF all cidenis, tgsvc.ing otherwise
Policies fo 500 ,tb - per week conpensa on can %
had ~ per annuss; any from -3Jj 20 ,o'V A.
rroportonate rates, 40 medical examination required
RopsLY DENNIS, See. JAMES g. PATTERSON, rfess.
yoRK RsyrRYScrs;
Hon. =. u. tegin, Sewiogk
Morris kc cbgl- ke;ehum, Son Co.. Benkefs
Jonathan y. Steele. rrest. Niaznra Fire In. Co.
Charles !, Msrtin. pIesi. Home ns. 60.
John Ayor Johnston Prct Cent Rh. Co OF Ne"JeIsfy.
Georft g. Robbins O. :. Robbins Son, EsnAe!'
.. DE-. Grant Banker; Amos H. Eno, n L.,
join J. Phelps, New .loIk; Geo H. stuart rh.
ION W. A. Buckingham Gov. State Of Coniec. cut
folici.. isaed by EDGAR FDRMAN Agent No i1t rut'
son.s.. west from corner Broadway, ~ \.
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Alilitarn Notlees.

$4,000 SUBSTITUTES WANTED
FOR THE ARMY
r. PLACE OF THE FOLLOWING CLASSES os
CITIZENS:
Flint. Fog citizens enrolled ami liable 10 dran.
Scoii: For citizen, no. liable drl, bscau'; Of ana'.
nes., OF pou liability from ssoo Other c'use'
TO SUBSTITUTES.
Tcf,,rin; aly,ns.e. az. offered 70: the cai,.nea! Of
Substitute:
BOUNTY, DrPos1rD BIZ PgR'oss REQUIRING sU,'rirurss
a CASH DOWN.
For OsY irAE......... '32oO
FOR Two YEAss...... 1OU
fOR THREE YEARS. Oov
rRsaIUx, DOvy.
Ton Oyg YEAH y...........................SSO
For Two YEARS Observation-Disclosures. 80
Foa GnRzE YEARS NaS..................... 80
TO THOSE DESIRING SUBSTITUTES.
Inasuach Is the authority exists for e enlistment Of sab-
utes for such persons may desire 10 be relieved on usy
apprchenso. o. future Draf also og su, citizens ara
no, lbe 10 Drsit because of anfne, nonbiy tom sys
or other canes. The County Volunteer COMMITTEES LaTs
resolved In addition to their business Of i,u. Recruits to
eulis, such su5.;itrte, sr may be desired
Those dssirn. 5,:oes may dpo': with The Committees
tic whole o. e.,her OF he following
For oSE YEAR................,.,......'
For Two YS,Rs...,....."............'' 43V
fOP IhREE YEARS .........s.s..'.s..'''ss'' OoV
No portion os tic money paid ior Substitutes will be paid
from the County fund.
G. GODFREY GUNTUER, Mayor,
MATTHEW L. BRENNAN Comptroller,
OgisoS BLUNT. Supervise, -.
ELIJAH f. pURDG, Supervisor"
WI Il. STEWART. Supervise
WN n. TWEED Supervise,
Committee on Volunteering
OGlS0N BLUNT. Chlrmsi,.
Rooms OF oNutTrFE OF NoIr SrgsriSG. CrrT hALL}
PAES, Gamer OF Eroadvay aud Cha15ers-s,p
November l. 1884, ,
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-25
M RS. MANCHEST TER

Is constanty receiving unsolicited testimonials OF
the astonishing cures performed by her. Among
many recently received are the following, which are
commended to the notice Of the afflicted. Mrs Man
chester may be consulted at ~
No. Clapp's Block, Room No. 9.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-25
MIppLE AGED MEN.

There are many men ut the age OF 40 or 50 whoare
troubled with too frequent eyaeuatiops from the
bladder. often accompanied BY slight smarting OF
burning sensation, and weakening the system In .
manner the patient cannot account for. On exam
ming urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be
found, and sometimes small particles Of semen or
albumen will appear, or the color viii be Of thin
miikish hue, again changing 70 DARK and tSreid
appearance. There are many men who die of this
difhculty ignorant Of the cause, which is the
SECOND STAGE or SEMINAL WEAK4ESs.
can warrant perfect euro in such cases. and
fall and healthy restoration of the urinary organs.
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do BY writing in plain manner description
OF their disease. and the appropriate remedies VIII
be forwarded Immediately
All correspondence strictly confidential and VIII
Be returned il desired.
Address. DR. j. II. HUGHES,
No. temple ST., toorner Of Middlel Portland.
"send Stamp for circular.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-25
Ordinance Against Dogs.
CRY OF PORTLAND. MARsHAL's OFFICE
NAV ID 1894

CITY OF PORTLAND, MARsHAL's OFFICE,
May I'd. 1854. !
SECTION mo dog shah be permitted to 20 at
large loose in any street lane alley, sourt or trav
eled way, In any unincosed public place in this
city until the swDer or keeper OF such dog. or the
head the family. the keeper ofthe house store
shop. ONCE, or other place where such dog Is kept
or harbored shall have paid the City Marshal two
dollars for licese for such dog to go at large.
SEQ. Tin case any dog shall be found loose or
goingat large, contrary 10 any OF the f.regoing
Of the family keeper Of the house. store ofce or
other place where such dogis kept harbored shall
forfeit and pay sum not exceeding ten dollars.
may6d2m JOHN 8. HRALp, City Marshal.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-25

VNHE Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam Is tho most
Il highly approved medicine discovered. 10
unprecedented sale of nearly forty years. II is
recommended by our best physicio~s, our most emf
nent citiscns the Press the Trade, In tact by all
who know IL. For certificates, which can be given
70 almost any extent, wrappers to each bottle.
The propristors viii cheerfelly refund the money II
not ent rely satisiAcsory Price 80 Is the
tAe genuine. which Is prepared only by REED, CUT.
TER CO., Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Sold In
Portland BY dealers generally.
a. II. HAY, Druggist, corner Middle and Free
streets. Wholesale Agent. does isdoD
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-25
DIR. j. h. HUG HES
cAx sn FOUND AT HE
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. 5 Temhe Street,

WHERE he can be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted, At all
hours daily, from A. n. to or. N.
DR.. III. addresses those who suffering under the
affection OF private disease, whether arising from
impure connection or the terrible vice Of seliabuse.
Devotng his entire time to that particular branch Of
ANfnxIEa CuRE In ALL CASES, whether oflon
standing or recently contracted, entirely rcmovin
the dregs Of disease from the system, and roaking
perfect and PERMANENT CORE.
He would call the attention of the afflicted to h
fact Of his long standing and well earned reputation
oeza
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-25
ORA FITS & WILLIAMS.

SUCCESSORS TO j. w. HONEYWELL Co.,
No. SCI d 8 Commercial Wharf Boston.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In Drsss. Medi-
ciaes, Paiats. Oils. Dye Staff. Aannfacfurers.
ticles and Chemicals. Manufacturers of Copal Yar-
nishes, Japan &c. Agents for Forest River lead
Mystic Lead Co. French and <merisan Zine
Drug sis''s. Perfnmers and Liquor Labels. General
Agents for j. l.. Hunnewe's Universal Cough Rem
edy ToluAnodyne and Electric Pills mch2s eodSm
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-25
For Sale.

4 SQUARE block of land, of about $4,000 acres
IA OF wood land, on the south side of the river
st. Lawrance, in Canada East. 1t Ia interceeded by
two considerable rivers with eligible Mil ats. Well
wooded with every description of timber. such as
berch. beech, tamarac and bass wood toany amount.
Enquire of Ii. T. MACHlN. Portland.
Portland Feb 1854. feb25 eodtf
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SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL wxAxSxss.
Eclectic Medical Hnflrnary.
TO the LADIES.

nR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies' who
H. need medical adviser to call at his rooms, No.
sTcmple Street. which they will and arranged for
their especial accommodation.
Dr. II g Eclectic Renov ztng Medicines re unrivai.
led in sfcacy and superior virtue in regulating all
Female Irregularities Their action Ia specific and
eartain Of producing relief In a short time.
LADIES will hnd II Invaluable in all cases OF OBJ
structions after all other remedies have been tried In
vain. 1t Is purely vegetable containing nothing In
the least injurious to the health and may BIO taken
with perfect safety at all times
Sent to any part country with full directions
bY addressing DIR. HUGHES,
10. Tsapls Street, corner Of Middle, Portland.
N.B.-LADIEs desiring may eonsait one ofthefs
own sex. 4 lady Of experience In constant attend
snes. isnl Why
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Buildiins Lots For Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale two land Mt
l. Stevens Plains, Westbrook in lots 10 suit pur.
chasers, and ut prices that cannot fato be sstsse
tory. These lots situated in a very pleasant
locality and the facilities offered by the Horse Rail-
road for passage to and from the city. will render
them very desirable lots tor residence. Enqaire of
X. DUNHAM, No. 2ls Fore street.
Portland. May 18th. 1864. mayl7dlm
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For Sale.

THE Dana property, SO called, on windham Hi,
J. in Windham, containing about ten acres There
are ON the premises q good Two Story Dwelling
House and Barn, with other oui-buildints. The
property is situated and the neighborhood
unex ceptionable. For terms. &c, apply to
DEBLoIS JACKSON,
Portland May is, 1854. SO Exchange st.
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SECOND HAND 10 Horse Power horizontal
IA Steam Engine; inch cylinder, foot stroke.
with pump attached. Balance wheel feet dame
ter. Has run about elk months. and 10 In perfect
order. Win be sold at great bargain.
WOOD, BISHOP & co.
Bangor, May 10, 1894. maylsdlw