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a NLw TpADE.-Some time since, n re ap-
pear, u. the Paris papers an advertisement TO
this ilcci - The Sultan desires 10 obtain pea ls
OF trnt value, pure without spot, and of 90 id
color they must not be pierced or strung, fIr
they ar be worn as solitaire. For further
pa ticuns, address Harem, P,rt Restante, Par s."
May ptarl merchants wrote, but got no reply.
A ke, detective at last answered :-"Sir, you are
looking for pearls for the Sultan. | have pre-
ci' us earl just sixteen years old, by name An %
ique will sell you this pearl for 1000 francs
The reply came at once, requesting a pho'o-
graph. The photograph sent and approved, an
Interview was appointed, the "pearl" 10 wear
a ch,rry eoored scarf. All went we'll at the ao-
pointed time a fine carriage drove by a man
wearing the badge of the Medjidie got out ran
up to the Dung girl, took her by the hands, and
began TO compliment her. Suddenly from be-
hind ibe trees near by, appears a solemn person.
"In the name of the law ! arrest your This
Sultan's terrified agent announced himself as the
Count Of SrTlnam. More than hundred photo
graphs Il Oung girls were found at his lOdg
inRF, and Il appeared that he had made Large
ms Il money by selling the originals in forei gn
Ia :. He is now considering his way In the Cor
ieel" A. Prison OF Paris. The father OF this
In Wallachia.
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The situation iu Arkansas.

The Iatt ~ situation in Arkansas is 40, as
untaw rHh'e as has b. en- supposed. The Rebels
Little Rrk, which is rnng y fortified and caps-
hlc # >lsii' any attack hRviuE dity pieces OF
artillvT, mounted on sue defence. Pine Blua is
similar fulfilled having for y pieces nr cannon.
Small tends oi guerilus, however. ary still
opeiati = ~ various points.
An crrCr has been issued by the Rebel autho.
rites cobfscatng all the cotton In the State 30
the Rph,l Government, and threatening vita
death any citizen who shall sell any Of the staple
10 the FIdcrals. The reorganized State Courts
will go into operation in September and the
UDiled States Court will hold session that
month. The Board of Tax Commissioners for
the Government will organize and go 10 work az
the same time. All the officers have been ap-
fOitf,u.
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NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN.

Crder Instructions from tho Treasury Department. this
Bank Is prepared q receive subscriptions to the New
Patriotic Loan issued In the form Of Three Treasury
Notes bearing nter'st A. the rate OF $40 cent. per
aurum, payable somi-annually in Lawful Money the
l5h oan Of February and August respectively OF each
year These Treasury Notes convertible at maturity,
nt the option Of the holder United States per cent
Poud' interest payable In COIN, and redeem after
vo and payable twenty years from August u, 1861.
Coupon Notes will be blank or payable TO order
be DIRECTED by the subscriber in Of $50 SO0
500 tlCoO, and 5000.
Interest w be allow ed from tho dae OF the subscription
u tie 18Th cfAugu- next Che date Of the Treasury Note
Thee who may subscribe after the 18th Of August
Wiu be requued toIsy the accrued interest he Notes
Any substbiuR for not less than $40 Of She
1t any time, VIII be allowed commission OF ono
quarter Of per cent payable BY the Treasury Depart
the rcceIp OF bill for the amount, approved by
tho subscription agent.
Referring TO The GnneA I'd appeal Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury, ek al those desirous OF aiding tie Govern
men. 20 subscribe % this Loan.
a.. II, CLARK,
etC n PRESIDENT
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PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs FOR HATS, CAPS, SHOES,
~ iiry Goods, SEWING Matfrisls, hc,
h-"eVArrhhs DrrAHfNEhr on WAsuFor0Ns
u-LIrL or LLIIEI nnAnIEn


- iifl oooda, Seeina Mntfflals, hc,
hfH'GVArrtns urrAHrMKfT WAaUHCTONs
Osffck o. CfuEr QuAnrFnuAgrrH,
,g.,.. WAsnNoToN, August 9, 1884,
uthei hotce t2r furnishing the oi0wng articles for
pATtment ~ - N'' -
Brosans (russe &e), and other scrvceabe Boots ana
Shoes fOr nnon women. ard childrcn's wear -
chr, felt, and wOolen Hats, and clsth Caps.
keTsey, Lnscy, Gntharns Caicoes Hiankets aud otef
wOolen and cotton ROods.
Hickory Stripe (tOr shlrts, Bed ticking, unbleachef
Muslin, wooden socks and Burlaps
spool Cotton. black and white linen Thread
hono Suspendcr Buttons large buttons Tor Coats.
Whic Porcelain Butons, Yern Needles, and otber
sewing materials and trimmings
Samples should be with each BID, et the expense n
the party 'orwAfdi. The same
Anoa,h of allegiance should accompany each bd.
no verbal proposition win Ne entertained but evtrybia.
I" ,tnodlhcAtion " the same, mist be IN writing.
Iurha'et VIII be made from time % time AZ the goodf
~ uudof contract OF otherwise, as the Interests
OF the stfv may require.
fou ttcuty will be cJuired for the faithful fuldlmeat
oi any contract made under this advertisement
vvea shoud be ~ Hied and addressed 10 the undef-
Gods" &c. GuSc II ~ ts9 - -
Washington. 80 ~
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u RO osAL IS FOR BUILDINa SOUTH
a wing to Navy Department building.

NAVY DErARTNEsr, Aueusta 1874 Z
sealed Proposals, endorsed Pr0oosats a. hstaf.s
South Wing % GRvy Depsrtneut Bniidnr ~ hs -.
ccved AZ this Oiloe urt II ocock NJ on he iss n. ~
Aurust, lsGt Plans aud specifications arc readv for
nmraton ~ The Navy Depar and the blds mn h.
of tic whole hui ding finished and complies IN All NJ a.
tails except the lot water heating apparatus Bidr an
ieQueeted TO name the time IN which they will engage ts
have the uuding cmpleted and ready for 0ccupa N
and alhds must be accompanied By the following Fuaraa
tee ;--
FORM or GUARANTEE
Tho undersigned. -, e., Ia the state of - ana
49, Of In the STATE OF -, hereby guarantee that n
case tho foregoing bid Of - for building new soufN
wing 60 Navy apartment be accepted. he they win.
within ten data aer the receipt Of the pas{
once nearest their residence the she
snine, with good and sufficient securities and In t
SAID - tha fall 20 onter into contract Aforesaid
guarantee 90 make coed the difference
the said = and that which may be accepied
Witness A y, Onsrantor,
Ell 49, CD, Gusrant0r.
-, 1854.
/ htrthy certify that the above named - are
known TO as mcn OF property and able 70 maks FOo(
their guarantee
To be siscd by the United States Navy Agent Dstrts
Judge, Attorney, OF Cole aus 3 ii Is. "
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IINITED sTATEs, EAsTERN DIsTRIC

TINTED STATES, EASTERN DISTRICT
- or PENksl LYANIA. scr
ToTnL MAlsilAL or THE EAs TERN DISTRICT OF
PEhNsll NANIA,
HhLREAs Ihe Distric. Court Of the United States in
and duly proceeding on LbO illcd in the name Of the
tht states OF Anerioa, hath dccIeed all persons in
,trest in sNt, one bsos, three half bales and pscks
ges Of cotton tcatio Of steamer name unknownD zap
STATE, ve'so -crwar of tic United States
under the eomlaand of Pierce Crosby, comuSnder
and booplt into this district, to be mnnlshed. cited
s snd ,alea to udsmcn,, At the time and place un-
u Ice So reSus S srS Ss'fHSg e9sore
aud strictly enjoned ard conmGndcd that you omit
two Of the Dali, ncwspahefs printed and Published
In The city u Philadelphia and IN tho Legal HteW
and cited pe-Cm, aiy, al persons In goucml have
o. pennd to have, any rim title inieres The said
C aPpeni te.1ro lie Ilonornb!e JOHN CApwAG tDER
In te CITY Philadelphia. ON the twentieth DAY afler
publication ~ these esents " II be day or
q hearne Thea ard there to SHOW or ege In due
to'm Of law rcesoI ab" bnd lawful excuse aOy
have Why the said sNtlOne bales three half bales aud
Of COTTON should not be pronounced to bCong a
he ims Of the ealtlrc OF sane 70 The enemies ofhe
wise, liable and subject to condemnation to be Judged
ihor to 90 .nd rece,e In this behalf Gs to justice
shan sppeTiain And that you duly intimate cause
whom by the tenor OF these prCscnis il Is also init
matcd) ina II they s"all not appear hme aud
reasonable aud awful to tha contrary then said
Di6'uCt Court doth intend and VIII coco adjudication
Il sGll capture, aId NAV pronounce that tho IA
sNyone bat three LAT bales aud packages OF cotton
OiO long the me OF the cRpurc OF the same.
les the Ued States Of America AID ap 90 DIS Of
their eucnios, Otherwise, liable subject confscs-
on and condemnation to be adjucgod and condemned
awgl prze the Gbsence rather contun OF tho per-
cited and intmated In nnywise Notwithstanding
and tst you Ouly certify to the said Dlstnct Court
what ycu shall do In tho premises together with these
pItsen E.
Witness tie Honorable JOIN CADwAL DER Judge
81 tie fg!c Court at Phiadlphig, this eighth day OF
August A. H. lH4 hod IN tho eighty ninth year Of the
Inds pei denCC OF tae said United States.
suil-lt &. Il. fOA, Clurh District Court
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IGT OoK BEFORE YOU LEAP"
L. As this is leap year and Win soon leap out, DO
not leap after any other but
r. b. DA COsrAs
WEST INDIAN TOOTH WASH,
an article that has been leapng about for the sat
twenty years, which proves i is worth ieapng after.
Twenty live cents per bottle.
Manufacturer and Importer,
an9-N No. lG0l BEULAH street.
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LkI OfSuOscrptOn open until tho 90 ccO shares
subscribed 81 per sharo 70 Tho order OF Alder
man JAMES McCAHEN, the Treasurer OF the Company
No. SOC WALNUT Street or at No. l25 WALNUT Street.
or @, the Office of the Company, No. 2lS WALNUT
Street.
The public are invited /, cali for rroipectus, iy5-H
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LIMITED STATES, EASTERN DISTRICT

TIRE PRESIDENT or TUE UNITED STATES
OF PENNsNLyANIA,
WHEREAS, The District Court OF the United States IN
aud for the Eastern District OF Pennsylvania rightly
and duly preceedirg Libel fled In the name Of the
general who have, Or pretend 70 have any right title
or interest IN tho steamer IDA, whereof Wl'iiIm Pos
the cargo OF hc said steamer captured hy the United
states steamer soSOMA, under eoinmsnd q Lieutenant
cted aad called 70 y, ensnt at the time and place uu
strictly er'oined and commanded, that you omit not
o. The a newspapers printed aud pabished IL the city
q Phladuphis aud in the Legal InfeNgencer you
peIemptory, all peIsons In general who have, pre-
tend TO laNl, any right tile, interest in the said
JOIN tho gSdse Of the 's ss Soar S
tho district Court room, in the city Of Philadelphia.
sents, II court day OF else on the next cour. day
following between the usual hours Of hearing causes,
then and there TO show OF Ruege In due form Of law
reasonable ard lawful excuse, IT any they have, why
the said steamer IDA and cargo should not be pro-
same 10 the enemies OF the United Htates and as goods
oi er Cne's or oherwise liable and subject % con,
lawful prizes; and ur or 10 90 and receive IN be-
intimate, or cat Sc 20 be inInsted unto all persons
aforesaid generally to whom bi the tenor Of these pre
sents II is also ntmatcd that II ihey shal appear
NJ tho Time and place above mentioned appear and
tl1l not show r.atonaolc and lawful cause 20 the
pa ceed 10 adjudication the taid capture and may
pronounce That the aid steamer IDA nnd Caryo did be-
ult Oft United States at America and a. goods Of
their enemies or otherwse, lAoe al subject TO con-
demnod lawiut p,izc Che absence or Tahec contu-
macy Of ne persons so clte end ntimaed ia suysise
now tAudnc, and that You duly certify the SAID
District Corrt what you shall do in the premises, to-
Witness the Honorable JOHN CADwALADER, Judge
Of I, smd CGnrt at rhlsdcphla, ihis eight day OF
auIv-St c. II. roX. CLERK OF District Court.
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sutrorpon o. each sharo 10 orzinsl subscribers for
1000 shares payable 81 cash down upon subscribing and
two other Instamsus Ct t each pas able the zth July
and 18th August isGi respectively.
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1 NIGEp STATES, EASTERN DISTRICT

1 NIIEp STATES. EASTERN DISTRICT
u oE rESSsylNielA, SCI. -
10 IHE MAHSnAL or THk EASTERN DISTRICT
or IENhsl LYAkIA.
RHERE ss. The district Court OF the United states In
6uy prccs sdne o., LIBEL med ia the name ~ t6s nit
taeh Of America hh decroed nil persons general who
dirt fcT bnss Of ostn and seventses V thousand dSi
lars nW ards the proceeds of the sale thereof found
v%NsSm& and rrsSs into this % Sstrict 'o'HSs 20 Ss
nthsd. cited called Judgment az tile taso aud
place underen aud 70 the ence' hereafter expressed
Ousiee so requirnsl You aro the efore charled aad
that BY publishing these presents in At least two Of tho
daily ItwFpapsrs printed and published in the city
d. N and cite, to be nOnishod cited.
9e, mpory al ptIsen, ~ general who ha, Or pretend
bales OF cotton and seventeen Thousand dOlRrs and
a'o Honorable JOHN CtDWGLADFT Ice Jude Of tic
said Court, al she Disct Court In the Chy OF PA
ets II DC conTt day or so on the next oeurt day
following between thu usual hours OF hearing causes then
and tre SHOW % allege IN dee fora Of law reason
ABLE and lawful excuse, II any they have why the said
nyiour bales of cotton and eoyenteen thousand collars
and upwards the proceeds OF the sale thereof,
should lot be pronounced 70 beons, AT the time Of
United State, aud, as goods Of thcIT enornicS or
Otherwise nsh.e and subject TO Condemnation,
ial prizes; snd frther to do and receive in this
behalf as 70 Justice shall appeEAin Aud that you dEy
ssd gersTay GO whom h the tsDSr OF these presents
show reasonable and awf eanse 20 The contrary then
said District Court doth intend aud win proceed TO adu-
dicaton the said capture, and may pronounce that
the said hlry-our baos Of cotton and seventeen thou
ad belong at the tne of The esp.Ss AZ The same 70 ths
eaemiss Of the USiod States q AeIea and as goods Of
ton and condemnation be adjadssd ana s)ndened
lawful prize the absence rather eontamaey OF the per-
ced aad iatimatea IN wise Notwithstanding,
that duly certify 10 The said District Court what
you shall do in the premises together with those presents
OF the said Court at Philadelphia, this second day o.
August A. d. 1864, and in The elshtyninth year Of the
InJepeHdt nee OF the sad United states.
auiO-9t a. r. ron. Clerk District COart.
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I IGHT. HOUSE COTTAGE,
IL ATLANTIC CITY, Nj,
NEAREST HOUSE TO TIM HEtCH
This wollkLOWa house Is now open for the reception
BoHrdcrs.
bathing neyeT was better.
nua In :. S.woOIION, Proprietor.
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aus-H

MO DRCRPTlON.-NO INFERIOR COAL
~ purchAssd 2 cnsE below ne eoss cs %
easf sids sells ne eennne EAGLE VEIN, best and
purest mined Esq and stove ssze''sn' LAfs' Ao''s"
Consumer. should nAhs hsr purchases 1t ens. pre-
vi0us 70 another advance. 1SA
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LIMITED STATES EASTERN DISTRICT
lin rEEsipESSsf I o. 81 THE if USrpED STATES
TO TIE MARSHAL OF TIIE EASTERN DISTRICT
or rEnNsl LVANIA,
wDIl!EAs TIE Dlstic, co1rt Of tho United states in
duiy proceeding Libel nled IN tis tsfoe Of ~ nsd
states o America hath deorced parsons in general Who
iwsi nc ana 6se II sa, us 9T ,nisTs, IN
picked at brque ADA r1 broa spf
INTO ih,s district TO DC mon.hed, cited end called
and 10 the Scct heresfcr expres. u"peswTi ten
requirinr,. You are therefore ohargtd aud strioty
iyp hsirg these presents IN dt cast two o1 the day
9er,Psptrs printed and pgbshnd IN &c city q Phls
and cc cause e be monishtd and cited perognpto.
to have av tsht tc Or Interest IN
guG one half bales Of cotton and neen thousand collars
Iono'Ubio JOHN CADwALADER, the Judge OF the said
G, urt A. the Dsirc, Court Ia the citJ Phadel
NJ b cou sy or Gle sS he next eeur dSy
following BETS the usual hours of hearing causes then
able aud lawful excuse, N any the, have, why the said
cut, I've aud hall bales 81 cotton aad fifteen thou
be TO belong the time % the capture OF the
same 70 the enemiei Of The tinted satss and - goods
OF Atr enemies "t otherwise liable and subject TO con
dcnne,iot TO be adiudeed and condemned asg'od aud
be iumHed unto n persons azores i'd gene
mSs6 hat fhsy shS no, spsea az ne lime snS
Place sboy mentioned or appear and shall show
D5trc, Court doth intend aud VIII ococdt to sdjud ,on
the said capture, and may pronounce that tho ead
twenty-five and hau los of cottor and ocn thousand
dollars the OF the sale thereof did belong at the
time q the capture Of the same TO the enemies ef the
United Stat OF America and a. g0Oda OF their enemies
otherwise ahie and subject TO connscauon and
demnaton g. be adudRcd end demned lawful prize
the abstrCc rather ContpmnC the persons so cited
ana utmaed in anywse Notwithstanding, and that you
Cuy CCtiy Go the said Ds'ri Count what you shall do In
the premises together with these presents
Wine the Bono able JOHN CADWALADER, Judge
Of the sad Court at pRia'ephia this second day of
August A u. lSdi and In the eighty nth wear OF no
iudCptudCLcC OF TIE said United Staos.
aulO-3t G. r. FON, Clerk Of District Court
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BEDS.

An article in ChanberS' JomHGi dscourses
most Giyertir gly on a subject w1,ch all reSpecta
BILE p, opc (eScert solslersl approach nightly, 1T
certain or uLCertain hours. We make the fol-
lowing readable extracts -
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VANCE STEVvART
ROCK OIL. nIPANY
Incorporated June 90, 1864.
Capital, 200.

COCO snAREs,...',...,,..,."...'5 sHARE-rAH.
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AUCTION SALES.

NAcKEY,s AUCTION ROOMS, No. S2l
LNl MARKET Sif,ss
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-27
AREMARKABLK CURE or CASE on DRo
SY CURED By MRS. MAycHzsTgR

This is to certify that have been cured of IN.
Drcpsy OF fheen years standing BY Mrs. Manckss.
ter. have been to physicians in Boston New Yorh
and Philadelphia. They all told me that they could
do nothing for ne, unless they tapped mo, and as.
sured me that by tapping could live but . short
time. had made up my mind to 20 home and live
as long s could with the disease and then die On
my way homo stayed over night in Portland with
. friend Of mine, and told them what my mind was
regard to my disease. They finally persuaded me
to so and SEQ Mrs. Manchester. She examined ma
and told me my case exactly.
was much astonished to think that abe .old ,,.
correctly, that told her that would take her eat
cinss. not having the least faith that they would
me any good or that should get the Iii htes, reli.t
ron any course Whatever; finally took the medi.
cine and went home. In one woek from the time
commenced taking the medicine. had over three
gallons Of water pass me in hours and my fs.
low sufferers may be assured that 1t great relief
to me. I had not been able TO lie down in bed AZ
night before this for two years. Now can lie dor
with perfect ease. l have taken her medicine
eight months, and am Is well rs any man could !.
to be, and no signs Of dropsy. 1 would advis
that are sick TO 90 and consult Ars MancAss
even IL they have been given up BY other IL
retsns. have sent her number Of GASES Of OF.
Diseases, and she has cured them also. Go and
for yourselves. ! had no faith, but now my faitL
cannot be shaked In her skin In telling and caring
disease. CzARIras Hinxox
SARAH L. HARMON,
MARY A. HARMON.
OsYIon HouRs-From A. M. tiusP
septl7 In &outal ed1y
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-27
TIE LONG SOUGHT FOR
DfScOVRRED AT LAST.
Cherokee Remedy
CHEROKEE INJECTION.

oaFoospkD PROM ROOTS. RAEKs AND LEAVES
ohhhohEE EFhEDY. the great udian Din.
s'io, oufe' All ui ea7ss OF the Urinary Vans such
as ineohuhenee OF the Urine. inflammation of the
kidney, Stone in the Bladder. Structure Grave,
elect. Gonorrhea, and is especially recommended ~
those Of Ftuor dl5us, tor Whites in Femalos,
where all the old nauseous medicines have failed.
II is prepared in highly concentrated form. the
dose only being from one to two teaspoonfals three
times per day.
IL is duretic and Alternative in its action purifying
and cleansing the blood causing it to flow in all ts
original purity aud vigor; thus removing from the
system all perncious which have induced dis.
ease.
CHER0KEE DIRECTION ia intended as an ally
or assistant to the CHEROKEE REMEDY, an.
should be sscd in conjunction with that medicine in
all casesof Goaorrhea, Gteet Flor Afbus Wait es
It's Effects are healing. soothing and demulcent; re
moving all seading, heat choadee and pain instead
OF the barning and almost uncomfortable pain that is
experienced with nearly all the cheap qRack iEjec-
lions.
by the use of the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
CHEROKEE ENJRCTION-the two medicines al
the came tme-all improper discharges are removed
and the weakened organs are speedily restored to
full vigor and strength.
For fun particulars get our pamphlet frem any
drug store in the country, write US and we will
mail free to any address, full treatise.
Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY. 50 per bottle, or
three bottles for s5
Price, CHEROKEE INJECTION. 90 per DO e
or three bottles for So
Sent by Express to any address on receipt Of the
price.
Sold by all druggists, everywhere
DR.. w. j.. MERwIN & Co..
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs.
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Cherokee Cure /!
THE GREAT
INDIAN DICINR,
oonrousDrD FROM ROOFS. nAHK. AND LEAVE

ooAPouEDKD FROM Roots, BARKs AND LEAVES.
An unfailing cure for spermatorrhea, Semina
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, and all diseases
caused by self pollution; such as Loss OF Memory
Universal Lassitude. Pains in the Back Dimness Of
Vision. Premature old Age, Weak Nerves, Difficulty
OF Breathing, Trembling. wakefnlness, Eruptions
on the Face. Pale Coantenance, Insanity Consump-
ton, and all the direful complaints caused by de-
parting from tho path OF nature.
This medicine is simple vegetable extract, and
one on which ali can rely. it has be used in our
practice for many years. aud with thousands treated
II has not failed in a single instance Its curative
powers have been sufficient to gain victory over the
mostsfubborn case.
until they think themselves beyond the reach OF
medical aid, we would say, Despair not! the CHR.
0KEE CURE will restore you TO health and vigor
and after all luaek doctors have failed
For full particulars get circular from any Drug
store in the country. or write the Proprietors. who
viii mail free to any one desiring the same full
treatise in pamphlet form.
Price. - per bottle. or three bottles for So and
forwarded BY express to all parts of the world
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
DIR. w. r. MERwIN & Co.,
SOLE PKoPRIxroRs.
febs eodkwly No. 50 Liberty St.. New YORK
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-27
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent aud thinking person must know
that remedies handed out from general use should
nave their eihcaey established by we'll teeed expe.
rience IN the hands Of regularly educated physi.
cian, whose preparatory study fits him for all the
aa.les ne must iuil yet Tho country is flooded with
poor noStrums and cure ais purporting to be the
ways injurious The unfortunate should be PARrIc.
uLAR in selecting his physician, as il is iamentable
yet incontreveriable fact that many syphilitio an
tients made miserable with ruined constitnt;a,s
by msltreatment from inexperienced physieians in
general practice; for it is point generally conceded
b. the best syphcgraphers that the study and man
agement of these complaints should engross The
whole time OF those who would be competent md
successful in their treatment and cure The irnx
perienced general practitioner having neither ou.
portunity nor time to make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pusrues one system OF
treatment, in most cases making indiscrimirste
use OF that sntquaied and dan gerous weapon, Nsr.
curry.