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HOUSE
TIL Friday, July 1st,
DEAFNESS; CATARRH,
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE
EAR, THROAT AND AIR PASSAGES
Fr0m the Homo journal. June 4. l8sl.

From the Home Journal, June 4, 1854.
In every business or profession, indeed in ev-
cry department Of science or skill, there is al
ways some acknowledged head-some one who
stands ous in bold relief among his fellows, as 3
sort Of leader in the study and treatment o
deafness and catsrrh, as special diseases. DR..
E. b. LIGHTHILL, of this City, occupies just
the position above described. Be has devoted
years of labor 20 this speciality, and is reap
ing the reward Of his industry. The editorial
columns of the Tribune, of a late date, bear wit
ness to the Doctors success in this department
of medicine. We quote the paragraph:
"CURE OF DEAF MUTE--Louis Loewein-
stein lad IA years of age, born in Germany,
| came TO this city when he was about two years
| old Soon after his arrival here he was taken
sick and lost his hearing. BY degrees ne became
first deaf aud then dumb. For srly ten years
he was a mute unable TO hear the loudest voice,
or 10 srtieulate word. Abous one year
ago be was placed by his parents in
| the hands of De. LIGHTHILL, VINO has so far
succeeded IN restoring to MIN his lost pos ers Of
hearing and utterance that he can converse with
| tho-e who sTeak to HIM distinctly and dellber-
ately. during the past four or i've months he
has been under the tuition Of Mr.. Benneeke, and
has u1sde considerable progress In reading and
arithemetic."
Having been supplied with the lads address
wefurther investigated the matter, and discov-
cred that. previous to calling on DR.. Lghthi1,
the youths case was considered hopeless, and
he was for two years an inmate of the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum. The Rev. John Mott, D. D., Pre-
fessor in Union College, Schenectady, in Pu0-
lished letter, tenders his gratitude to Dr. Light
hill, for treating successfully his case Of deaf
ness Rev. Fred. 8. Jewell, Professor Of the
State Normal School at Albany, also testiies to
having bsen eured of catsrrh Dr. Lghtbill
possesses other written testimonials aad tn
butes to his talent from some of our wealthiest
and most prominent and respected citizens,
which may be seen on application. 1t would be
difficult to speak in any but terms Of praise Of
his treatment, in the face Of these many proofs
and facts testifying to his success.
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S67,OI7,85O.

Subscriptions will be received by the TRsAsu.
REB OF THE UNITED STATES at Washington, and
the ASSISTANT TREAsuRERs at New York, Boston
and Philadelphia, and by the
First National Bank, Cleveland, o.
Second National Bank, Cleveland, O.,
AND BIZ Alb NAT:ONAL BANXs
which are depositaries of Public money, and jail
Respectable Banks and Bankers
throughout the country, (acting as agents of the
National Depository Banks,) will furnish iuril er
information on application, and
Afford Every Facility to Subscribers.
june14-l56 dy&wy.
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'gtTssOLUTION OF COPAkT.

( fAUTlON.- CE1TIFIOATES Nos
Il. Is l6 aud IL Of 20 snarss eAeh-ia all z6O-iS-
sued bT the PoroIpine Mountain Mining Comp ny,
10 favor OF Or. GaTlick, but now ths SroIetty A
Is. Hslligell. The above stock was foi " arded By
letter to ID. A. Wise. OF Boston, MassaehussttE BY
IT. H. the 25th Of February, aud up 70 this date
has not been heard rom, and Is either lost stolen
all peTscus are hereby warned fIom purchasing or
IN any az using seid certificates as tn5 negotiation
Oomp4ny ALEAANDEE b, HALLIWELL,
iunt9-lee ..
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AUGTlOR SALES.
THURSDAY, JUNE 18Th, 1864.
House, lot End Furniture
IT An TInN " nv a f,rrTTFp 4 gnN

o. Cater 4 Son will sell. on ghurtday. June 18Th,
sac eonmenctng At 10 O'Clock NJ souse and Lot
No ohio street The Lot ~ front b. 81 feet
1e,p. House % By Al 'eet, Wi good cellar we'll and
cistern. House ia gO0d repair and con aims rooma
Also, lotto Houssno.d Furgiture in said hoass.
Terms 0 Ssle-Tha HOuss and LOr subject to q
rtgARe OF IS o balance cash at time OF sale Fdr-
nitnrs all cash At time sale. iupelO- 55
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A recent amendment to the CONSUMPTION
sot authorizes an Assistant Surgeon for
each enrolling district. The following is
list of the appointments for Ohio, as far
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6asi5y-S.sauzzy, Mznza5id : Newark Eatirozd, Tsr
Eansseid, E-S. VeTnoGs HeTsrks EsnsEs
siila, 40.
CssEiitas as-Pit sbuEEe. Sost = ayas e u9leaEo k4a'
road, For5st, DpBsr 8auausE7r Dalphoes h.u
saa, s5Et wayne EArcrta, UEicaTo, 80,
ssssf, zud z-as.foE Ealsaas1- y eQsrer, HAS
Eiilou. 80. --a.
Ggpstsa saa eslss5ntias lsaiI-oaa Lfcu ior msr3ok
Boilsio4tsiss, Eidnsy, Uuion, Mnnois, In
d.EzapJlis I-rEs siants, ytnCsDnes, EFAna-
sila, Louisville, Cairo, 81. Louis, &c.
nslsusrs-with Springfield branch for Springfield.
ClIgrabus-Llstis Eiami 3 gollmbgs, aud Xonia
RzilTcad. iog zeu.A, DaZto1. inaianzPoliT,
Eerrs Eauto, Sc. tsuuss, Ecrroz, ksoysianf
saa uin0rnsd, aud With the Ghio 4 Ma
isi8siV3t Ezllrosds in1hinztl ioE L1riz1llls
svLassslle, Usiro, es. Lcci1, and II Polnu
su tha Ohio r.TaF.
uessmbus--satssi Ohlo Es'ircsa 70. heanrz, sa1sl-
Indiana Eaircsa Tor PiQua, Ur5ana, %.
80 For TicEa.z g Gil poiniy and Information aFs
sir ~ tho Passenger Station, and as Union TioAtt
X 3. TLlET,
sI.sssiand Eay a. lsgf u sussrtatsnasnk.
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NOTICES.
NEALED PKOPUSALS MILL

be rec-fved at tbs once Of the Board OF City i'm
er1vsments uatil O'Clock a. M TuesdsY. Juno Is,
1864 for bUil ing S sewer in ERgleston AgeBue, in
che Eirst Distfict OF the r SsWerAe division Of
tn ciiy. according 10 pa5s and specIhcaiOns he
iu the Office q lhs City NiVil Engineer.
In Whe o the proposal Is made by q company,
ths nams d residence OF eacu member OF The q q
lHst stated IN oil.
No prOpOsal will be iVed II the Bond be rot &C.
cJmDanisd by U1ited States Revenue fifty cent
stamp tsHncslied).
; sch bid 10 be accompanied by Two sureties Bid
der5 the tinted fOrms others will be ls.
ceiyed. By crcer OF the Bnatd.
junee-I55 NORRIS X. MORTON OnrE
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GLEFEhANE. JOhUMbU6 8
~ JEaUI 4EATl EAiL8OAp,



"a ha6 ssie1 asondsJ, May l6Gh, 1884, Passenger
Trains VIII leave Cleveland, a. eoloEs, (Sundayse ex-
oeptedl: ea 80
Ist TraiH-5 81 4. uE.-CIHOfHHA An HAPRESS
5tSppius lirafton, wellington, Kew London
Bheiay, -Gs5isine, Gallon. t4lleaa, Dardlu ton,
AsnL5F, DsisEars, Lewis Center and " W0rthinE-
ton
I'd Train-1sS5 z TIOH.--
STOPS az sit stations, aud arrives in ColumDnl
at SO 2. u OincinnsEt s.58 a N.
Cd Traiu-9sf 90 y lifs-hftf 3, 7 8REltS-sf1f-
7fus a. leroa, Grafton, l9alitnglon. aeW Lon
don, Shelby, 0restltln Cation, Gii5ad, Carttaz-
Ecn and delaware.
Trsias loavs Columbus 81 $50 and i0:29 1l Pm.
AETiYe At Olsvaisuc sl a M ass and 500 p "a.
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TESTIMONIALS

49, = AHAOAAA AAA8
RMARKABLE CURESl
DE A FN ESS,
CATARRH,
And all diseases of the
EAR AND THROAT.
Performed by
.DRS. LIGHTHILL
Authors Of " A Popular Prsstise of Deaf
ness" Letters on Cstsrrh,"
Sc, &c., 60,
flee. KO. "a st. Marks Plaza,
eighth street, between 2i and Sd
Avenues,)
NEW YORK CITY.
Among other parties Of the highest 70.
spectability who have been benefited by
their treatment, Drs. LIaHrHlLL are per.
mitled to refer u
MORRIS, Esq,
Counsellor at Law, No. DC Pine st., who
has been cured by them Of partial deaf
ness OF long standing, to
MAJOR ALVIN WALKER,
Psymaster in the United States Army, No
% West 22d 81, who has been successfully
treated for sn obstinate case Of ostarrf
Of many years duration, and TO
JOHN 8. BEECHER, Esq.
No SO Front st, for successful treatment
Of Cstarrh and Throat affection.
DIR. LIGHTHILL
WILL MAKE HIS THIRD VISIT TO
4
CLEVELAND.
MONDAY, JUNE 81
AND oAE BE CONSULTED AT THE
IANGIER HOUSE
TIL Friday, July 1st,
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(WEIE ITS COsEEGTIEs)
L a First Class Route, for Safety, Comfort
aad Speed, 70 sll Eastern Cities.
"a TsssL IS tors BeaGs.sa ess Is FTss ron DEst'
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1861. E5Hasyl ysIla U6aSrai lSS4s
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.
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80 GanT sap L, Esaa villo, "a.
L A. 6 asse. a riekst Aseht, Cleveland, o.
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A TLANTI0 & GREAf y KS N
~ RAILWAY.
IA * -

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Two through EIprtss irsins betEcsn Jieyelsud and
EoW EOrk. lake. sleek nay 10 ls54.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-01

Dr.. j. c. AVER Sir: have been repeatedly
cured of the worst hendache any body can have by
Cose or two OF your Pills. 1t seems to arise from
foul stomach Which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect, ED. w PREBLE.
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MARRIED

en- Chrstmas Eve, at the residence OF the brides
fth.r. Ivy Rev. A. 3. Prather, A. Mr. SILAs X.
I: TIES and Mrs KArs MILLER, both of Musca iue
County.
Sv y. Brown Esq., 1T his residence in Musca tine
County. ON Christmas Eve, Mr. john Re,p 10 Miss
ELis. VlNER. all OF hnscatine County.
At the I,-ience of the bride s fher, Hi gu P III
re Musoa inc County, Iowa, the 10Th inst hy Rev
T.. Brent, Capt. JACOB C.ssBEER. of Com.
pany D. 2tth Iowa. to Mics MARIAN KIGGs daughter OF
John 8. Riggs, Esq.
The gailaAt Captain has done good thing In the re-
ruiting business He has secured prize OF which he
may we'll feol proud. May each share in the bounty Of
unbeunded aection to the end Of long and happy lite.
Ga Saturday, tho 18th inst, by the Rev. Dr. Vail,
JAMS X. MARTIN and MARIA A IN He RN-all of this
place: "a % - y - IL
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D I e D

In Muscatine, Iowa. December oath, 1862 Mrs. LENA
HUMPHREYS. wife of Gen. A. Humphreys, aged SO
At the residence Of his parents in tn city, tho
2Sth inst., john SMgELEY, late member of Company
7th Iowa Infantry
The deceased served nobly q soldier in the 7th up
to the battle Of Cornth. when he wounded Ex-
posure on that occasion produced pneumonia, with
u hch he died.
On the SOth Inst, at 3:45 A. M SARAH A. wife Of G.
U. Hoo yer.
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HOsaettcr's Bilters

Have received the warmest enconums from the press
and people throughout the Union valuable tonic
for the of Dyspepsia, Fntulence, &c nstipation
and general debility it cannot be approached
Ever day Of Its great effect chronicled
through principal public Journals There IL moth
ing equal to the enjoyment TO that which the afflicted
experience when using this valuable specific. Its mild
tsne. its and vigorous action upon disordered
stomach, and the CLEANSING Ct the entire human body
should recommend it all classes community.
Ez6- See Advertisement. ga
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
where. Dec lin.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


TELgGRAPHtc.-As ttlegraphic news is
scarce just now, we have concluded to use a
portioa Of this co umn for the benefit of the
community. Every o: e doesrdt lhow where
to buy groceries so as to save non+y, and
have to run all over town to asceri ain, - We
would simply inf rm them that at J A.
Bishops they can buy all kind, of groc ries
at prices that w II aston,sh them, when they
compare them with the prices others are
charging Bishop does large wholesale bus
mess, and buying in large quantities and for
cash he can afford to sell goods at very low
prices. His stock is very large, and purchas-
ers cannot fail to find every thing they need,
either at wholesale or retail, and at prices
that will please them. Bishop is still agent
for the celebrated Moline Flour, and is selling
it at $50 per 100 tbs. dec. 3ldawtf.
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Average Yield of Grain Crops.
ONoNwA, Dec. 18th. 1858


EDITOR IOURNAL--Sir:-la am under prom
Use to make statement in your paper OF the
amount of wheat thrashed by me this year.
have thrashed twenty five thousand two
hundred and twenty seven bushels of wheat,
oats and rye.
Fall Wheat averaged Is 227-265 bu. per acre.
Rye =" 10 1924
Oats 25 1881 81
Spring Wheat" II 31-s5
Last year did not keep Fall Wheat and
Spring Wheat separate; in fact, l had not the
pleasure of thrashing much Fall Wheat last
year. Last year
Wheat averaged Z l07.312 bushels per acre.
Rye 80 44l01 SO Is
Oats u 3l-39
Fall Wheat was better last ye r than this.
Rye also yielded much better. But wheat
and oats did much better this year.
N r. BROWN
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GhariH'a Sale

DY virtue of Special Execution to me directed and
ID delivered from the office Of the Clerk of the District
Court of Muscans County, State of Iowa. against the
goods and chattci, lands and tenemens OF Secretus
Tufts, deceased, Emily tufts, Adam 5. Knoh, and
others, have levied upon aud will expose u sale on
Saturday, the 18th daf Of Jau,ry, d 1854 at the
Court House door. in the city of Musra'ine the follow
ing described property towit: Tie north half of the
north west quarter end the south half If tire
west quarter of section twenty three 23 in township
eeventyeaht (7s north of range west Of the Str
P NJ all situated in Muscatine MY, End State Of
Iowa. All Of which. so much thereof may be
necessary will be sold to satisfy said FXccut in
favor Of VIM. Williams Mary g. Williams ard Nancy
D Williams
Sale commence between the hours of nine clock
in the forenoon and four oclo in the afternoon Of
said day. to-wt at rleven O'Clock, n.
Muscaiine, Dec. 10, 1868. II. n. HINE,
Jan. w2wS300 Sheriff Mnscatine county.
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The GALLANT HEROES OF BELMONT AND Fr.
DoNELsoN RE .ENLIsrING.-From Capt. Ham.
i'll, of Co. H, I'd Iowa Infantry, who, with
twenty -four of his men, arrived here on their
way to Washington, Iowa, Wednesday. we
learn that the gallant Iowa I'd aud 18th regi-
ments, veterans indeed, have nearly all re-
enlisted for three years from the date of the
expiration Of their time of service The gal
liant heroes composing these noble regiments
went early into the fight to put down the re-
bellion and they are determined to remain
with it and be in at the death, which has been
80 fastened by their brav ~.
The I'd is coming Immediately home, four
companies being on the way, and one, Co. H
already arrived. The boys are allowed thirty
days furlough, and will then be sent into
camp, probably at Davenport, to re.organize
and recruit. The 7th will soon follow.
The patriotism of these noble heroes should
put to the blush all who yet hesitate to enlist.
They have served manfully for nearly three
years, participating in many Of the engage
ments that have been fought in the West
always foremost in the fight, their bravery
attested by their t. inned NUMBERS, and again
enter the lists Of their country's defenders
NoblY done. brave men!
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ESTRAY CATTLE.

TAKEN UP ON the Sd day Of December. A. d. 1868
L by r. ]. Austin. at his residence in the town o.
Fulton, Muse atne county, Iowa:
One red calf supposed to he two years old next
spring with white the belly and legs, no ear
marks valued at five dollars.
One red and white speckled hefer. suppo,ed to be
two old next rpring with underbit in right
valued at five dollars.
Ono red, bite and spect led heifer supposed to be
three years old spring with under bit both ears
and both cropped. valued at five dollars
Ono red Lefer, supposed to be two years old next
spring. with some white the belly, valued at four
dollars
One spring heifer calf white, with red ears, valued
At rs Cents
Also dark brinde steer calf valued ut 25
JOHN W. JAYNE,
lar IL
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LOCOMOTIVE IF THE TRAcK--The locomo
tive Muscatine ran off the track at the cross.
ing of Second street yesterday morning, pitch.
ing nearly half its length down the embank
ment, but fortunately not upsetting. In con-
sequence of this accident no train went out
from here for Grinnell yesterday morning
A dispatch was sent to Davenport, and an
extra train, with Mr.. A. Kimball, Assistant
Superintendent, on board, arrived at the scene
of the wreck about half past one clock p NJ,
bringing the passer gers and mails from the
east, together with those from Grnnell of
Monday night. The train arrived on time
from Washington, and returned about four
Pm Some time will be required to clear the
Muscatine and again put her on the track
In the meantime track will be laid around
her so that trains can run as usual.-Daily,
30th.
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New fears Directing, from DR.. q.
W.. R0back. 20 1MvaAfds Every.

II y
". Roback. 10 lMvalids Every
where.
Time. Throne--sinos Order, Life and Light
Sprang, ut Gods call from sha,e leas night
Has ne er been vacant; still we sing
''The King 10 dead' and "Live the King"
When of the royal race of Years
The reigning monarch disappears. -
Zen as booms forth the Death bells f,ne
young successor mounts the throne.
KING SIXry-THRsE'r career 10 Ger
Hail to the new KING SIxrY-rous!
Though Battles thuudcrs shake the air,
And war-drsms beat, end trumpets blare,
Smiles In the North, TRIUMPHANT ThApE,
Sustained 10y RNTsHPR Sc and SKILL,
Material interests flourish still.
Tho filters OF the fruitful soil
Enjoy ths harvest OF their toll,
And in our cities plenty reigps, Aa.S
While HOPE the Ma ion heart sEstninS.
We know--the Union once restored,
Into its sheath shall drop the sword,
And from war 8 smoke, with strifes surceass,
Eursts-robed in light the al gel PEACH.
Meanwhile my pleasant {, ,k shall be
To set DISEASES CAPrIvEs rec,
Pain ID prevent, relieve, and cure
Aud health build up o, basis sure.
lily STOMACH BirrIRs, void of harm,
Act on DYsPkpsIA like a charm,
Restore the systems tone, and quite
Bring back the long lost ape 0e;
Debility with strcn2,h replace,
With heath's hue tint the paid face.
Aud new vitality dispense
To every organ, nerve and sense.
Ifvirus, with infection rife,
Pollutes the rudy stream of life,
Cleanse Il at oncc and health instll
With the BLOOD PURIFIER and FILL.
In short, there's not an aiimcnt kno~n
That has not as by proofs I've shown,
Been conquered, since across the seas
brought my peerless remedies.
Or, sfimulSnt you need,
From every thing pernicious freed,
Pure, soothing, comforting and mild,
The GRAPES ELIxIR UNpEFILEp,
My old CArAwBA BRANDY try.
Endorsed by all the FdcuIy
In sOLDIEB's HOMES and HOSPITALS
For This the careful surgeon calls
Because other timuli .
Can, for the sick, its place supply;
Adulteration polls the rest,
But this comes out free from every test,
Like thrice tried gold-pnre. unalloyed-
Of every base ingredient void.
Some rish their friends q JoYFUL YKAR,
! will do more, offer here
The means to solace pain and woe,
And keep at bay the stealthy foe
Who ro5s us of our strength and eass,
That curse with many names-DIsEAsc.
lfJou prize health on RoBACK call,
And now CT AD NEW YEAR TO ALL.
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DAVENPORT, Dec. IL, 1858

DAVENPORT, Dec II, 1858.
This is to certify that have been troubled with
weak eyes for four years past, so much so that
could not read or write by candle or lamp light.
presume in the time above desig mated had tried
over thousand glasses to remedy the defect. but
without avail.
When Mr.. Solomons came to this place con
cluded to try the virtue of his glasses. l did so.
and am happy to say my desires have been fully
realized With the aid of Mr. Solomon's glasses,
q air of which l obtained, l can see to read or
write as well as ever could in my life. And
hereby cordially recommend them to those who
are similarly afflicted. J. GADD, NJ. d.
Physician aud Surgeon. Davenport, Iowa. Office
Rooms No. 2, Farand Block.
G. SOLOMONS Room Letter "F,' Ogilvie
House. Private entrance on Iowa Avenue.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-01

Throw 1T TO THE Does.-If every house.
wife will throw her cheap, worthless kinds of
saleratus and soda to the dogs and use only
the Chemical Saleratus, there will not be so
much yellow, heavy bread and biscuit to be
seer, and consequently not so many dyspeptic,
ailing persons. Get a paper and if it does
not suit your money will be refunded.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-01

TAKEN up by william Smith, The Goth day Of
l. November, A. b. 1858, at his reside in Goshen
Township, Muacatine County. Iowa:
enc estray Nave Colt OF med sze, two years old
pa t. Lay ccr light on tho belly black tail and
feet, white spot on the lip and few white bairs on
the for ehead No other marks branss. Appraised
at sixty dollars. ~
A true description. JOHN ". JAYNE.
County Clerk.
Jan. l-w1t. b. OBABLEs Eos TER Deputv.
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Read the following oath which each post
master is requir to take on rendering his
quarterly account, and don't forget it:
III, -, postmaster f. do swear
that have not knowingly delivered or per-
m'tted to be delivered 10 any person any mail
matter on which the postage had not been
paid at the time of such delivery"
Postages on newspapers &C., for the ensu-
ing quarter are due to day Gan. 1st) and
must be PAID before the papers are delivered
NEw YEARS DAY.-To-day commences
the new year, 1864. Three hundred ard six
ty-five days have passed into eternity ,freighted
with events Of the gravest moment But We
will not attempt to moralizc over the lessons
taught by rude experience during its passage.
The passing year belongs to history and the
dead-the coming to US. May the close of
another year find our struggling and bleeding
country once more united in the firm bonds
OF free and happy nation, and bi essed with
lasting, honorable and glorious peace.
We trust the time-honored ard pleasant
custom of New Years calls will not be neg
lected Tomorrow. Let open houses be kept
by the ladies AID the day be spent in social
visits. One VOID TO The ladies. In no case
set out wine. The temptation to indulge is
strong when the cup is presented by fair
hands, hence the in'oxication which dis
graces and brings into disrepute the New
Years calls
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MANHOOD!
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED!

Just Published, in Sealed Envelope. Price Si1 Cents
A LECTURE OF the Nature, Treatment, and Radical
"a Cure of Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and 1mpedi.
ments to Marriage generally Nervousness, Consump.
ton. Epilepsy and Fits, Mental and Physical
Incapaciy, resulting from Self Abuse, &C. by KOBr.
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