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Official from Atlanta. 8

RIcHMoSo'~ Sept. 4.-The following off.
eiat dispatch from Gen. Hood was receive d
on the Sd.
On the evening Of the 30tl,, the enemy
madc iodgem-nt across Flat river, near
jOneAboro We attacke ed them there on
the evening Of the 3ist. with tSo corps,
bot failed to dislodgc. them. Th. rnsde il
necessary for US 20 abandon Atlanta, which
wns done on the night Of me lst. Our loss
on the evening Of the 3Ist small, on the
evening OF the lst lardee's corps. in posi-.
sition at jOnesboro, was a.sn ult.d by su-
perior force by the euemy, and being out.
iisnked, was compelled TO Withdraw during
the night with loss Of eight guns. Th.
ensmy's prisoners report their losG sc,y
severe.
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s @ u I'll G A X oil | N A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Ofice Court Of Geu.rsl Sessions and Com
mon Pleas,
i, John w. Twitty, Clerk Of said Cont
In pursuaree Of the direcli ions Of the Act
Of the Legislature, in such crss made. aud
provided, d. hereby give public notice ihsi
an el.c,ion FOR Tax Collector and Ordinary
Er Lancaster District will be held on Tues
dny the llth Gay Of O,,nber nex,. nt the
usual piaess Of election thro ughou, the suid
District.
Witness my hand H nnca<ter c. H. this
26th day Of August A. ID. 1854
JOHN. w. TWfTFY,
Clerk q. 3. d. G.. P.
Aug 30, 1854, 29-td
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Atlanta Evacuated.

MACON, Sept. 3.-Durin. the last two
days the city has been full Of the widest
excitement. The operations on the line of
the Railroad has cut off communication
with the Press Reporters around Atlanta
The result of the action of Thursday Nas
that Hardee was 6verpowered with over.
whelming numbers and fell back to Love.
JOYS Station. lee, by order Of Hood. with
drew towards Atlanta, leaving the Railroad
in possession OF the enemy. |, ID nov as
certained that -ix corps Of Shernan's troops
were thrown upon The Railroad. Only
Hardee's and Lees corps confronted them.
The losses on both sides large. but n. the
Yankees on Thursday attacked our en,rc, +.
chments, it is supposed they suffered much
more heavily than our forces. No reliable
details can be obtuined. Reports are cur.
rent that Hood evacuated Atlanta yestef.
day morning :! but no positive information
received.
: Collision occurred yesterday on Macon
Railroad at GAINESVILLE, killing 20 prisoners
and breaking up the train seriously.
IsECoKp pEsrATcm
MACON, Sept. 3-Psr,ies from.the front
report our losses on Wednesday not ex.
ceeding six hundred. On rhursday tho
enemy madefour assaults on our arms iu
heavy, c0tu tumns, aud We're each time repuls
td.with heavy slaughter. They conc, Mira.
ted on 'G0aan's front. and breaking our
lines, their retreat became necessary, Which
was effected on Thursday night. Prisoners
report only four Yankee corps engaged
there menacing Atlanta, and guarding their
comm unicatious.
Nc. reliable Information rer,rdino vss
terduys operation of Hood.
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SOUTH CAROLiNA'S DEAD.
TYPOGRAPHICAL. ROLL OF H1y)l

IIAVlNG received frequent applicn, tons
Il l. from the friends of deceased soldiers
10 place in a permanent form and make II
Accessible to all who might desire a copy,
the roll or HONOR" on which | am
engaged for the State, propose to publish
II work moro, extended in it's scope md de-
sign than the stale RoH. embracing Bio.
graphical Skelchss Of the ofhcets aid n,eu
from this State VITO have fallen OF died ia
service during tbe present war, aud whose
friends may tarnish NE with the necessary
materials tsr such sketci,es.
The plan ~ this: The friends Of the do
ceased soldiers desiring plare in this work
will forward to me The ncoessnry inforna.
tisn to make up for pubiication the bio-
graphical .skstchee, or srird uis the no,isrs
they wish inserted, when they will be re-
vised aud coupled for pnblicaiioa. Each
biographical sketch must be accompanied
by the name Of at least Que subscri6er and
Ten DoIlars 10 defray the expenses aud Ia.
Dor involved in ,hs preparation aud comp.
lation OF the sketches, ior which n receipt
will be given emitting the holder to cspy
OF the work nj The subscription price.
mn, perfec,iag arrangements with isId,
ing Publishing house for the pub.isasiua Of
the work. Il will be published in u,on,hiy
numberS, and issaed IN tise best style Of
letter press printing, op 6pe white Engli-h
book paper aud printed with the best Eag-
Iish Ink. Each nnmbsr will coatain on, or
more portraits OF ofiicsrs and Inen whs have
Distinguished them selves dunng The wat
The ,weive numbers will maze four hasld
some volsmes.
Ter,ns $50 per annua,, or for twsiv,
nutibsrs, payable on the publication OF the
6sst nombsr, Of which due notice will be
given. The work will be soniiuusd until
the Rsltis compistsd. Tness intending 10
subscribe or fGoish biographical .ketrhcS,
should do so withou, delay. a. The trsl
editiun will bv Hunted 10 tho nu,.,Lur of
subscribcrs.
Addsess WILLIAM - JOiI INSa)N,
Loiant,ia, ; q.
Feb. II, 1864. 1T
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ExcHASGE OF iRisosssA-Eight han
disd sick aud wuul.sed fedsrst prisoners
lnse been d-iN-r~d To the Unit. d Siaies
auihoIitiss, snd ~ day or two The ssm.
osiub-r ef sIrk aud " oanded Conicdstsi.s
~'iI 6s rsinrnsd. Jhs prisoners "rx L.ksn
to NhcoA. landing, e1 the Jain.s. sad
then carried Ia nnbalHnc-s scrvs. th- n.rs
TO Vuina. where the Fed ,rxI boat r.esvc.
inxm. B~t.v.a The I've points where he
boats kud mud rscsi,e their psssen9ess are
The obsts sactions placed Ia 1IsHi's roach by
Ihs sarmy.
10 this connection Ne may ms",ioa that
Colonel Oaid has not pct received an m.
aver to ihs ia.t proposition We mads ~
ths G""-rnm.',i at Washington. IL j. ua.
dcr.i"ed thsi Ms Lns0ia Ia ,ors M rx.
ch"ngs. bat b. o,stTul-d and controii. by
Stsa,oa. But'oS, ~ho, hut q sh.rt u,ns
since favorrd the exchange, has bseoasv de-
cid~diy agposrd iS Il Whether the change
has Lren psoiaesd by las defeat hs- &c evivsd
on the So1th side. or in.sn "hagriG, nj not
ss'hs nssIilaicd by the BaI,itpors Cauv-u-
lion, - Iot kno~n. Thsrs 10 stHi vround
for hope that gen.sai sxsha,.gs xHl bs
agreed dto.--Richmosd Seainsi.
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Executors Notice.

AL petsons who have demands asa i,,-t tho
Estate Of the late Honorable Philip r. Ham.
Inaiid dec."se'i arc notified TO present the
sstnc for payment within the time prescribed
by law aud all who are Indebted To- said Estate
VIII make payment to either ot the unde dersigued. !.
JOHN ROSS
w. n. CUNNoRS.
Qualified Executors.
Aug Is, 1864, 2s-A
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Later and Encouraging from Atlanta.

MACON, Sept ALI doubts about the
fall Of Atlanta are ended. II was evscua
ted thursday night and occupied blythe
enemy VI ei.vea O'clock Sriday morning
Gen. Hood blew up fhs surplus ordnance
and burned his sconmissnry stores, and has
drawn of on IT.. McDonaugh road, leaving
nothin. In A,l~n,ss but blood stained ruins.
Yesterday our whole army was concen.
trated AZ Lov.joys station on the Macon
and Western railroad. The enemy as re-.
ported retiratiag- from TINT point iowafdy
Atlanta. In the fght.st Jonesboro' on
Thursday, Gen. Gowan,. together with ih.
9th and part Of The I'd Arkansas regiments,
were captured. We lost six pieces Of ar.
til'cry and captured six;
l,ovEJoys, Sept. g.
Our army is in limo Of battle, confronting
Shermao's advance ut this punt.
All Of our trains were safely brought a
way. ."
The Federals entered Atlanta in eolur ms
by the Peach Tree Road. On Friday morn =
ing. at 8 o'clock, and left Garrison snd
Post Comn,sndsnt, and passed through to
join tho main army in possession of the
city. which is qaiet and very orderly.
The ciLzens who remained uere unmo.
essed.
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The Chicago Convention and the Press.

Before the Adjournment Of the Chicago
Convention, Mr.. Pci,dietoG. being ioudiy
called for, could oniy promise Ia dsvot-
himself in futar., 40 in the past. with en-
sis. dsvotroa Ia the grest principles whish
lw at tho foundation Vf oar Gosernu,~nt--
the rights of lhs States md The liberties 6f
the people w t,.c future a. 10 the past.
With ibe hearts of miiliuns OF FREQ
men ai,h ih.n. the D~moeracy would sgaip
baild up shattered fragment. of The Union.
aud ba.d II down To thc n-kt generation
~ il was reeeived from lhe last.
An sxesuuss eo,umittse of one person
frou, ~s,ch State will be- sppointrd and u
was resolved that the Deu,ocrnry of he
couniry are regSestsd la meet NJ difierepl
citl.s, AID lave mass ratification msstings,
on the i7ih OF September, the anaivvr.ar,
of ths adoption Of the Federal Consiita
ton.
whh nins cheers Tor The ticket. the Con.
ve"tior adjourned, sutisct TO The cali Of the
Naiionsl Coavsntioa.
The Washington Chronicle, ~ We learn
by the k,xhpond Sentinel, is very nurh
out Of baTor iih the Chicago nomina.
Gons II dsvutss as leader to Lisy,apa,
OF Mcclellan. We give the concluding
paragraph:
The u. minatiOa Of Geo MrCieiian viii
be must ascsp,abis In the Soath snivny the
enrmiss II the k-pusiir. u will b. psr.
seivsd that u !. hSiiea ~Eh equal vsthusi
am by Vaiiaodigham, B~l,Dou,, Fernando
Wood, Dean R'shmead. and sli the oppo
sing slrm1nts Of peacs and war 10 The so.
saiisd Dsmoctatic Association. Ala avs a
negntivs n,ao. he ~hi be aow more nsga-
.ise usn then ever. In the south his nom
.nation " M be- accepted ~ declaration ON
the past of tho Dstnoerstic party 10 favor
''f tho sep .ssti"n of The Union. Ther~ !.
no s.csping ihi, issue fos nil who ars III.
kRewL cknmpions Of Mcclellan are the
kso~g rhn,n piou- ot disunion. JrG Davis
endsrstsa.is his pspil well E.ipcsicJ in
his .sloo! VI po!i,ie. hs aud his par.,.an.
win iaIi the action VI the Chicago Coa.~n
doa with suprrase sstisfAction. Aad ,hvy
are right In This, for whstessf McCirii.n
himself may desire. the peace I-adu, at
bono aud The tfahsrs nj tho south will do.
eide adversely.
However Ms(-,rl,aa himself NAV feel n.
- undoubtedly TIE apostle ola degsadh,y
peace. lie rans npon thi. tssas alone, aud
h. Ps"er ). a pr~Ss OF sspod'atisn sod d'.
apiva. Ana
we have sabtims coa6denes thst the A.
mssieHa psopls viii stand by. support, svs.
tain and adhere %. aad carry over all oh.
s,aeis., aud sgains' all uppiiaucs-, Abraham
i.snsoln. the Union candidate, into the
Prs<id<ntiai chair.
Of PsnSieteu, The ChrouicIs says,
NJ FSo6sstoo 10 q msa Of sespeessbis
lslsa's and attsinmesss, a visginian by
,irth !; sad thorough Southsra ia h,u oeji,i
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Rags! Rags -

The highest market prices will be paid
f"r sN clean cotton aud linen raya. in inry-
or small quantities delivered AZ this otfr..
Persons ia making N their packages og
rags wiil tIea-e be carefIf nut to inrnd,
any wool.n scrHp. tf
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the yok~fe,low OF the Wo"ds IN opposing
the neasurss Of the Administration for the
suppression Of the rebellion. II any ,hiag
will reconcile suvh men a. long, of Onio,
and Harris, OF Maryland, TO III. rurpet oi
the tickeA il viii be ,hs name Of P-ndie
ton.
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ADVERTISEMENTS,

Wnl be inserted at three dollars per square
fer the first, and one dollar and fifty cents per
square for each subsequent Insertion. A square
to sonsist Of the space of 10 lines. BREWER type.
No advertisement considered less than square,
The number Of insertions must be ~ 1itten on
each advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly. .
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Subsistence Department.
LxwcAsTss, G. H., August as. Iss

LAScAsTss, @. H., August as, 1854.
In ets<iisnoe 10 instructions, No,iee Is hereby
ssuss to those who still hold the miliers recepts
toe the delivery Of the Tag in Kind Wheat,
that they mast return them 1t once 10 this OF.
6cs, or some difieulty may arise as 20 their
credit for said delivery.
T.. u HoaruRpP. A. A. Cs.
Asy 90. f-ot. svG
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:rHE LANCASTER LEDGER
Published every Tuesday Morning
BY
w. M: G 0 N N o R S,
Editor and proprietor.
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No paper discontinued until all arrearages
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Admin strators Notios

Al persons having demands agsins, tho. Es
tate OF James Sunnervillc. deceased, will
please render the same, properly sttested. To
the subscriber, before the irst' Monday Of Oc.
tobcr next for the purpose "f final settIc,ient,
OF the said Estate. CIR NORTuR0P
Attorney OF @ W. Summerville, ADM strator
al James Snmmcrville, deceased.
LancssteSvilie, Aug eS, 1854, 2s-st
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WAY tt ''HEAD" DSp Buos.-If any
ofyoa sesdcss need y su:r remedy Tor bed
bugs, they can have mioe, ana cleanse the
ioaisst hoaxe Of these troublesome vrrmin
"ansst esPvnse. They bxve only 10 wash
With sa.t and water, lifting the era, ks
where they heqarnt with salt, and you
may losk ." 'ais for them Sail seems in
'o'cai 10 brd bogs, ahd ihey-wiH not trail
t"rossh u ! thisk 1t preferable 10 all
-o's,nsG's; ard tie buyer re lnirss no
errafea,s n 10 iis g~nuinene.s Mrs. il
&. c. Peansyiraaia Yo.k.
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The reduction Of the curseney. as tho
Enssssner r-maIks, tiud, n,ost OF the arru,
ar's<rs OF property, not in tie h.a do. Of =
lev sprcuiHioss. bat ia The Lands .f ouri
aa' producers. Are there producer. Wiling
10 pay The gone %, the specuiaiors over
again Arc they 80. an~ise ~ 10 duu.an y
pf'css Tor their property which can only b 4.
paid BY ruinos- nfiatioa cf the CURRENCY 2
Are they willing. by these dsmaud.. to ian
peach The cscdit ~ cans, whirh our ar
mics "re 80 bra,eiv striving To maintain =
The very fact VI dsmaudiag fi,.1e PRICES
destroys the credit OF the money rec~iyed
70 Ihey would rsdure prices ~ rcasoaabic
rates, t"sy would by that tnst give the
money Of the coatary credit, by mus pro.
claiming, in the most u.mislakabl. manner.
their eoDfidsae. in il. Mr.. TIsah.Irn proved
.h"s 10 comprchendsd the whol- diiief,i,y
VI iBs surseaoy, when I've aid chat 10 rested
vita t'se people TO rel ra, IT, lie is, dsvb,.
ie,s, taking all the Steps within ths scupe
81 legitimate powers. 10 rrmter reform len
sisls. Ths psspts msst do the rs,i.
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Assessors Notice.

WILL attend at the following places on
the days stated, for the purpose of receiving
returns Of the Tax n, Kind for 1864.
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Our lines ale comparatively quie, this
MACON, Sept. 8.

morning.
MACON, Sept. 8.
1t j. believed that the enemy will not
nuke = general attack until he rcorganizrs
and accumulates stores at Atlanta.
All reported quiet to day.
Our army is reorganizing and recovering
from its late reverse.
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WIZ practice in the District or Lancaster.
Prompt attention given to Collestion,
NJ. WILLIAMS may-oe Consulted At York yiiIe
s. O., aud hr. ALLISON at has oHce In IA q
Court House, at Lancaster.
July 7lh 1888. Ii-if
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RlcHMoND, Sept. 5.


A special dispatch to the Wing from
Bristol, says that Our cavnlry, under Nor.
gan, was surprised at Green,ilie. Morgan
was killed, and all his staff captured, except
M.jor Bastelt.
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From Bristol.

BRlsroL, Sept. 5:
Brigrdier General J. III. Morgan was kill.
ed at Greenville, and his body will reach
here this evening.
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a. n. uoNm" " oO.'froPrletors.
DAILY EDITION, for q months. ...Sl2
..... 2
.. 3
TRl-WEEkf.Y, for 6 months -. 7
..
WEEKLY EDl rIUN,for 6months -. s
No Snb-criptions Sescivsd on my other
terms than tf,e above, nor for a longer or
siipnher period.
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THE SENTINEL.
TERMS OF sJaSalPrloy.

TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.
One dollar aud 6fly cents per square OF 10
lines. Less than Eve iiues 81 per inser ton. a
d! ss. SMITH, BiLi,& CO.
Sehtinei Oiice, Rich,nond, Va.
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~ Vac r'''.:,i 'cs- II tr~ p.si. ~,
i''.'.ltk un'.'.I.,I ''aiSm at ~ ..s
t.i"N' P'-'..r nal r ~. .','i ..f S,n ,s,->s
81 the I""h''ri'.ts .'.ss's - ..suG,lS - a-.s
b. -n r:~ Y..r..i:
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Aug -. 1864,
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NJ FSo6sstoo 10 q ssn Of respectable
tslsa's and aitsiemesss. a visginian by
birth sad thorough Souihsrn 10 his poIili
cal symp.thies. Not 60 ppt TOO aas pom,
upon h, 10 s what 10 kaosa 40 Copyss.
heud of tA~ y~ffo~'ess bss, ssd las Ne.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

In the Year One thousand Eight Hundred and
Sirty:for.
An Ordinance concerning Bonds OF the Atlantic and
81 Lawrence Railroad Company held by the City
of Portland.
Be il ordained By the Mayor. Aldermen. and Com.
mon Council Of the City q Portland in City Couil-
eli assembled, as Jotioirs =
SEC. I. Whenever the Atlantic and St Lawrence
Railroad Company or its assigns shall deliver the
Cuy Treasurer 10 be cancel ed any OF the
of City debt issued in aid of said Company under
the act OF February 10. ls52. together with all tn.
coupons, paid or unpaid. belonging 10 the same il
shall be the duty of the City treasurer TO surrend-
er corresponding amount the Mortgage Bonds
of said Company, he'd by the City cola teral for
such debt and The &C i,ate of City debt and cou-
pons so delivered to the City Treasurer shall be i'm
mediately cancelled by him
SEC. 2 III the Atlantic and ST. Lawrence Rail-
read Company, or is assigns, sha deliver TO the
City Treasurer. to be the property the CITY, any
OF the certificates of debt. bonds of The state
Maine. payable BY the State at any ne not earlier
than 1876 with It uopad coupons beon ging there
to- IL shall be the duty OF the City Treasurer to re-
cth e the same, and to surrender therefor CORES.
ponding amount OF the mortgage bonds of said Com
pany held BY the City a. coliatara for the deb. in.
CURED by the city in aid ofsaid Company under the
act OF February 18TH 1852, and such certificates
or bonds of tie State debt shall be held BY the City
Treasurer TO meet the certificates of the CITY de bt
incurred under said act. or may be exchanged Tor
the same, with any holder whenever il eau be done
adyanageousiy TO the interest of the City under the
direction of he jD;nt Standing Committee ON FL
nance; aud in case any certit :ae of the City debt
shall so be received BY the City Treasurer he shall
Immediately cancel the same and the coupons te-
longing thereto.
Approved, June %, 1854.
JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor
Copy Attest:
June S)-i2w ]. NJ. HEATH, City Clerk.
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In the Year One thousand Eight Hundred and
SirtyJour.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and think ing person must irew
that remedies handed oct from general should
nave their efhcaey esa blshed By welltes exke-
Renee IN the hands Of regularly educated ply si-
oian, whose preparatory study fits him for all the
duties ne must funl; yet the country Is hoodld with
poor nostrums and cure ais purpcrting to be the
ways injurious. Tho Unfortunate should be PAnTro-
uLAR in selecting his physician IL s lamentabls
tents are made miserable with ruined constifutops
by matresfment from inexperienced physicians in
general practice for IL Is point centrally conceded
oy the best syphographers, that the study and
agement OF these complaints should engross II
whole time OF those who would be competent and
successful In their treatment and cure. The mex.
perienced general practitioner, having neither or
po-tunity nor time TO make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pusrues one system Of
treatment In most cases making an indiseri1ainate
curry.
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House For Sale.
To Let.

ONE STORE In Galt's Block.
" Apply to III. r. MACHIN,
ap22 DIFF
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COTTON GOODS.
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azMARxAsIs CURE or a cAsr or Dso

SY CURED BIZ MRS. MANCHESTER.
This Is TO certify that have been cured of the
Dropsy Of fifteen years standing BY Mrs. MancAes.
Ter. have been to physicians In Boston, New York
and Philadelphia. They all told me that they eouIi
do nothing for me, unless they tapped me, and as.
srred me that by tapping l could live but Q short
time. had made up my mind to 90 home and live
as long a. could with the disease and then de- On
my way home stayed over night In Portland with
friend Of mine. and told them what my mind was
regard to my disease. They analy persuaded ma
to 20 and see Mrs. Manchester. She examined m.
aud told me my case exactly.
was so much astonished TO think that abe told "a.
correctly, that told her tina, would taks her mcdi
oines. not having the least faith that they woald
mo any good that should get the sl Rhtsst relIef
from any course Whatever finally took the medi.
cine and went home. In one week from the time I
commenced taking tho medicine, had over three
gallons Of water pass in seven hours and my fel-
Low sufferers may be assured that IT was great relief
to me. I had not been able to lie down in bed At
night before this for two years. Now car re doy
with perfect ease. have taken her medicinf
eight months, and am well As any man could =.
to be, and no signs Of dropsy. I would adviEc,
that are sick to 90 and consult Mrs. MaaeAcs
even IL they have been given up By other
dcsars have sent her anumber Of cases Of OIL.
dissases. and she has cured them also. Go and
for yourselves. I had no faith. but now my faitA
cannot be shaked In her skin In telling and curing
disease. CHARLES s. HARmox,
SARAH Il. HARMON,
MAnr A. HARMON.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-06
MIDDLE AGED

There are many men at the AZ -. ,.,.aare
troubled with too frequent evzcuntiens from the
bladder, often accompanied by slight smartins or
manner the patient cannot account for. Or evan
lining urinary deposit rcpy sediment will offen be
found, and sometimes small particles Of semen or
aoumen viii appear, or the color will Be OF 4 thin
milkish hue. again changing 10 a dark ami tnrhid
sppearsnee. There are many men who die Of this
dimcaity, ignorant Of the cause. which is the
SECOND STAGE or SEMINAL WE4kNESs.
can warrant perfect cure In such cases. and a
fall 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 will
be forwarded Immediately
All correspondence strictly confidential and will
be returned IL desired.
Address. DIR. j. r. HUGHES
No. Temple ST., lcorner Of kfiddlel Portland
k-Ssnd Stamp for circular.