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The Portland daily press., 1864-03-31
Bv Electr.1c1ty

The Rheumatic. the gouty, the lame and the lazy
leap with Joy and move with the agility and elastic
iy Of youth; the heated brain lie cooled the frost
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deiormites re.
moved; fsintBess converted TO yigor, weakness TO
strength the blind made 10 the deaf to hear and
the pslsiod form so upright the biemishes Of
youth oblitersted the accidents Of mature lite
nted the calsmities of old age obvisted, aud
an active circulation msintsined.
DIES
Who have cold hands and feet; weskma ost chs
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indiges.
tion and constipation OF the bowels; pain in the side
and back; leucorrhes, Tor whites); falling of the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
all that long train diseases will find in Electric.
ity Q means of cure For painful menstruation,
too profuse menstruston, and all Of those long line
OF troubles with young ladies' Electricity lie cerain
specific. and will in short time restore the sufferer
to the vigor of health.
~ We hare Electro Chemical apparatus for
extracting Mineral Poison frum the system, such a.
Mercury, Antimony, Arsenic, &C. Hundreds who
troubled with sid joints, weak backs and yari.
other difficulties. the direct cause of which, lip
nine out Of ten Is the effect of poisonous
can be restored to natural strength and vgor by the
use Of from Ave to eight Baths.
Once hours from O'Clock A. n. to P.n.; II
9; and to p. u.
Consultation Free. ylf isedt
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-31

NEW YORK, March so.
A sale Of $4,000 tons of coal to-day, realiz
ed 81 80 So . per ton for Scranton coal.
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CAUTION.

4 LII persons are prohibited from crossing my
N premises, or removing any property whatever
from my land near Broad Cove, without permission
BENZ. WA1ERHoUSE,
meh29 d3ts Cspe Elizabeth.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-31

fNHE Mlkmen of Portland and vicinity, have
voted to raise the price of milk to 22cis per
gallon at Wholesale, and Tets. per quart az Retail,
on and after the lst day Of April, 1864
mch29 d3.s
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Notice,

* TUBS Butter, for Sale by J. NJ knight Son
- No. > Lime Street.
Portland. March 2S, 1864. meii29 dtf
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EDW PArrEN, AUcTIoNEER, u Exchange 81
Sugar at Auction.

MILL be sold on Saturday, Apiil 3D. at IL
w 4: VI at office. ls barrels Of Porto kico
Sugar-Said sugar l. in excellent condition sale
po tive. Terms cash ~ Nj PATTrE
mch3i d3t
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AUCTION SALES.
The Third Grand Sale.
DAMAGED GOODS.
From the Wreck of Steamer Bohemian.
BY Henry Bailey 4 Co., iuctioneers.

NJ ILL COMMENCE on Taarsdag asxf March
t,a' ,onInercal Street. The invoice was mostly
Tered Oy Z, dyers % taken up in whole packsges and de-
ssis principally OF silks Broadelotb ca.s.msess
and Linen Cotton Goods BrRsselIs Oilcloth
nsesa o,hef 'arpes &c, se principally In unbrok en-
r ncl29 dfd
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DONATION FOR EAST TENNESSEE
Treasurer of the East Tennessee fund, yester-
day received the following letter, covering
the amount named.
PORTLAND, March 30, 1864.
y. G. Moody, Esq, Treasurer, DEC.
herewith send TO you one hundred aud
eighty-eight dollars and fifty cents, transmit
ted TO me by the Hon. N. G.. Hichborn for
the suffering people of East Tennessee. 1t is
the contribution OF the loyal and large heart
ed men and women OF Stockton in this State.
Yours truly,
L. WASHBURN in
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-31

a1- The inelemency Of the weather pre-
vented so large an attendance as there would
otherwise have been, at the levee of the Spir-
itual Association for the benefit of the Wild.
ow's Wood Society. About two hundred
were present who enjoyed themselves finely.
The same cause prevented large attend.
ance at the leyee Of the Free Street Ladies
Soldiers Aid Society at Mechanics Hail.
Gen. Dow addressed the audience in his usual
happy manner upon the rebellion. They will
continue their leyee at Mechanics Hall this
Thursday evening. They hope to have new
attractions, and having abundance of refresh.
ments, trust the friends of our soldiers will
continue their kind patronage.
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wanted.

A good Salesman In q Dry Good Store. Good
N references required. Addr IS Box )ele p. o.
mehS0
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~ HENRY BAILEY. & Co. AUCTIoNELRs
House at Auctiou

nN Thursday, March 3lst. at O'Clock. p N an
- the promise The one and a half wondsa
honse with Brick basement, No. % MyrtIe strssf
ssld House Is nearly new, with s finished Rooms
abundant hard and soit water and every thin nssi
and convenient in md about the house Titis 80
terms easy, sale positive. pchat ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-17
FIVE GENTS REWARD.

MILTON d cROMAs. bonnd boy A,ahteen
lfL years Of age, rsnasay from the undefsignol
about the 81 iust This "a 70 wArn all pers0us from
harbonpgor trusting hm on my eeeount.
sepl3-W3t AMNRY bRERRRR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-17
Dissolution Of CO-Partngrship.

rNHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
u ot bracha 4 Nixon, m the Clothing business, |
wa daaulvel Dy mutual consent on tho 10th day OF |
August, 1864.
the late nrn W, a. BREENE,
a. NIXON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-17
pesolnllon Or Oo.partncrshIp.

uNHE partnership heretofore existing under the hm
/ ui FERNEplNg, MAusg Go in Milling business
nj - Raakcgl AiiUs" DnBton, Ohis. WAS dissolved by
mutual cOncent, on the l5th day Of August, 1894.
All PERSONS knOHing themselves indebted toe sad
firm arc quested to call and settle, and all having
claims agthstthh firm will rreeent them for payment
Immediately. Ths hooks will bs found at the office
OF HEN FERNEDiNG & SON, No. 3, Kenton
street, whore Alone the accounts will he settled.
HENRY FERNEDlNG,
Ep{ .OElkiiE MAU4E,
'' ANDREW MAUsE. t
Dayeon, August II, 1864. augls-lmd
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AoSt,
qElotpls.
TEDSTATESHOTET

BEACH STREET., BOSTON.
Directly opposto the Boston and Worcch or Railroad
Dspot) FlH
rlNHE underagnnd, who has beenG6nneoted with the
American House, IN tks city, TOR over nne Year,,
las leased this we'll -inoWp and popular Hotel for Il
torn oi years. and pledge. him eli TO his TRENDS and
tho puklc 10 use his utmost efforts 70 sustain the rpp
utatOn Of the UNITED S1ATNS HOTEL, as "A first
usss house Tho public may rely upon finding, az
this house, All the appliances and comforts Of first
class hotel. NHa
oca1Gm FRANK N PRATT 4,
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III A. @. Nixon In ihe firm Of Bre no b Nixon,
snail continue TO carry on tho Wholesale aud Kelatl
Clothing business. Having alarge stock OF clothing
on hand, purchased before the great advance, sha
oiior clothing cheaper than any other house m town
Wishing to reduce my stock nenee the reason OF my
oil ring my goods echeap. am selling
Fine black pants froin.,............s o 80 to $40 90
Fanny cas- {lmere pants from......... w TO 10 %
PLAN and fancy cassine. pants from, ~ TO 2 90
rae cloiN tphtH - w 10 - W
Fine cASsimere coats frOm.,......... 90 TO ~ "
Fine cassinet coats irom......... 30 10 " 10
A large stock OF oyerGoats Hom...... 10 to 70 10
Boys clothing, of superior class, which cannot be
snrphsbedint Eestor Vest a largo stock Of boys
cape oyerGoats, which am Offering exceedingly low.
Also al ,rgl stock Of piece goods, which were pur-
chased bsiore the sudden rise, which will sell low,
compared with presen. prices OF goods purchased
| THIS Fail. W. G.. BRtENE,
aug29 No Ot Main st., opposite the Court House
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Giotbi,lg.
WILLIAm WALIsnlt.

NO. 3Of THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
rs prepared to accommodate his customers wit,
1 every article Of gentemen's wearing apparel o
the Latest style and best quality. Those who wan
coats, pants, vests, shrts hosiery, hautkerchieis
gloves boots, snoos, slippers, &C., will do well u,
give him a call. su2i
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REVOLUTIONS passed by Masys-
willie Council No. $40.

RssOlped, That Abraham LINCOLN has by
his ability and deyotion to the cause of tho
Union, endeared himself to the American
people, We. therefore endorse the non,ina-
tons Of Lincoln and johnson by the Balti. !
more convention on the 18th Of June, 1864.
Rssoloed, That our obligations Is mem.
bers Of the Union League, require US to vote
for loyal men, we will support Lincoln and
Johnson as the only ioyxi candidate, &.ss~.
the people for the Offices Of President aud
Vice President Of the United States.
a. Resolped. That the action of the Cleve-
land convention, seeking to divide the Union
party in this time Of national trouble, to be
nnw'se and criminal and its candidates are
pot worthy Of the support Of loyal men.
s. Resolved, Tint we are in favor Of pros.
ecoting the war until the rebels are willing
to own their allegiance to the United States
Government that We are in favor of filing
up'our armies by draft fr that purpose if
necessary, ~. G. N. CowGRR, Pres
$ Sill. hKxASDER. Sec'y.
conpetiae, Wapello Co, July 2, 1864.
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MARBLE HAIL
Dining and Oyster saloon,

The undersigned would inform the citi.
Gems Of Ottumwa and the public generally !,
that he has removed his Saloon into the
second story Of the Carroll House. Gimme
diately above bis former room,) where he is
better prepared now than heretofore to &C.
those who may favor him witt
call. lie has also fitted up rooms for
dining, and Is prepared to furnish
Yarn meals at Gpy hour in tie snornin0
or speging.
W~Fresh Oysters received daily By Ex-
press.
Remember the place, Marble Hall. Carroll
House building, second story.
Dec. j, 1866 VIM. "A. alOLL.
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The following persons are notified that
there are packages for them at the store of
q. c. Walden, which they please call and
get Mr.. Valentine Shearer. Mrs. G. e. II
Ward, Mrs. Louisa Smith, Mr.. Stinson, NJ.
l.. Spurlock, l.. Winders. A. l. Irwin.
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The kBoKux FlREMEN.-As announced in
our paper last week. two companies. the
Union Engine and Young America Hose
Companies, paid our city visit Some two
weeks ago they proposed to visit our city
on the Fourth, and his Honor Mayor McFar.
lin called special meeting of the city coun
Gil to see what arrangements could be made
to receive them The council concluded
that they could not afford at this time to
assist in entertaining them. and as the citi-
zens seemed to take no interest in the MAJ
ter, the Mayor was compelled to notify the
citizens. one Of which was Peter Rallingall,
of the Depot House. was determined that If
our city could not entertain the Firemen Of
keokuk, lie himself could, and accordingly
Z sent an invitation to them, which they &C
8 cepted The city council did, however, az.
Ter this, appropriate funds to paya part Of
tile expenses.
About II the train arrived with the above
companies and their carriages, accompanied
= by brass band. They formed in procession
and marched through the principal street,,
after which they visited the pic mic. taking
the Hose carriage with them. Returning in
the evening, they took their Engine to the
river in order to give cur citizens chance
to see the "nershcen" work, WHICH it did in
good style They are fine, quiet and gen
tlemany fellows, and Keokuk can vel! be
night. returning home on the O'Clock train
next morning. we hope well pleased with the
appearance Of our city.
Too much praise cannot he bestowed on
Peter Ballngal for l.is liherality on this &C
e casion. His enterprise and generosity should
be an example hereafter 10 both our cityI
and citizens.
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MATRIMONIAL

a GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility In
competency, Premstnrs Desay and Youthful Error
to nish TO al Who need u Gree Of csrge) the
c,pe and directis9s for making the simple Remedy
used In his 9Aose wishing to preAs BY tls
perience-and pessess Q Valuable Remsdy--will
receive the ssms, by retsrn mali Carefully sealed
by addressing JOHN 3. OGDEN,
No 60 NASSAU srassv, NsW-Yo41.
Nav 10 .9e4.am ~ 'lFi -
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We had the pleasure of meeting. OF the
A h, Mr.. John S. Do,mer, Local Editor Of
the Keokuk Constitution. Mr.. ID. is an
able writer, and we believe gets up good
local column for his paper.
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SHOP.

Attention Of Hunters and Target shooters u called
TO the Arm ofthe undersigned who u prepaped 10
shotguns and pistels etc. etc. In the hesl yis and
manner aud on short notice. -TF
All Work dope ~ ne viii be warranted. NY shop
u Front Street, enc door east 81 OttamwA House.
fga 7.i6--3m. !. LEWIS HUGO MASnEK.
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CIGEL HALL-This institution has
~ been closed In consequence Of John Zvjsler's
removal 70 Burlington. WhQsyw nav yishes 10 see
John zwisler win hnd him atthe
"PEOPLE,S GARDEE,"
opposite Hendrie's Foundry, near the Railroad De
pot, Burlington When yop visit Burlington call and
see John. He 10 pleasantly situated, has Ten Pin
Alley, Beer Garden, and Refreshments Saloon, &c.
Call on him. Mar, 10, 1854.
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SPEcAL NO7ICES.
%URIGHTs REJUvENATING

tXTRIGHTS REJUVENATING
w ELIXIR-Let not despon dency ANY long be
theever prevailing bane of the fatIsn state OF the
human family. But, you ask, how is this to be pre-
vented? Dependency, low spirits, despair, q ten
fare all difficult to drive away. Doctors an medi-
rcipe win not do 1t. tbs ordinary stimulating drinks
OF the day win lot do IT, but before give the
case hopeless, try wRIGuT's REsuvEsArISG ELIXIR
As It's designates, it will put new life and ami
nation into the dropping energies; yea, even young
blood into your veins. We who pine Upon the brink
OF the grave, who may have tried IN vain to raise
yourself from the "siouIh of desI air, be induced
even though IL may be at the eleventh hour, TO Il y
it's SCOT hing influence. Sold by all all respectable
druggists throughout the United States and Canada
See advertisements in another column.
June ~, lsSt-lm
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CELEBRATIoN OF THE f, URru-The Fourth
was observed, in this city, in numerous
ways, as best suited the tastes Of tho people.
Although there were no genaral celebration.
the public generally seemed to regard the
day as one of National honor. Our mer
chants and business men kept closed doors
until the evening, in order that they and
their employees might join with the rest in
looking round. The only exercises on the
part Of the citizens here was the Catholic
Pic MIC For the short time they had in
making preparations. it was creditable to
That portion of the community. They SO,
cured the services Of the Keokuk Brass
Band and made other arrangements for the
OCCASION. About noon procession was
formed and march. d to grove north of
btown, where they had erected speakers
stand, and also tables to dispose OF the del
icaces and refreshments they had gathered
for the benefit Of their church.. Soon after
arriving the order Of exercises were an.
nounced. +. L.. Burton, E-q, read the
Declaration OF Independence, in style that
only himself was capable Of doing, after
which Hon. E. Ii Stiles delivered an Ora.
ton. lie was Ii tened to attentively by a
large portion Of the crowd, and his speech
was able, interesting and patriotic, laying
before his hearers the condition Of our coun-
try. and exhortlng them as good citizens to.
do their duty towards their Government,
and to stand by it to the last.
Everything, so far as we can learn, passed
of quietly and satisfactory. 1
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WARa.- Yesterday was, We think, the
war,nest day this summer
Last night we had another fins RAIN, which
has cooled the air considerable.
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Il. IT. BarnUm and the American
g.a M useum.

. For twenty eight successive years p. T..
BARNuM. has been caterer for public amuse-
inent and instruction; the last twenty-five
years having been devoted to the manage
ment Of the American Museum. The daily
expenses of the Museum during the first
months Of his management were only $40.
being at the rate of $l2, $50 per annum.-
It's daily expenses az we are creditably in
formed, are at the present time $576. OF
$laO288 per annum. notwithstanding
this almost fabulous increase in it's expenses
of $685. each day, or l67 1913 each year, the
price of admission to the entire Museum and
dramatic performances Except a small extra
charge for front seats) has always been THE
SAME, viz ONLY % CENTS. srss,.,. lssi.
Mr.. BARSuM attends personally to the
management of his Museum, and beyond all
question he is the most popular and success.
fnl manager Of the present age.
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FAIRBANKS ScALEs.-Abous thirty Ave
years ago, the Messrs. Fairbanks invented
and begun making platform Scales, which
effected complete change in the manner Of
doing such business as requires weighing,
and without which it would be impossible
to do the present immense aneuat of bust
ness In the country. Since then they have
given their constant personal attention 10
the business, making an such improvements
and adding such notifications as their ex-
perience has shown to be desirable. During
this time many other kinds of scales have
.een invented, and more or less tried by the
tublic, and mainly thrown aside, while the
business ofsthe Messrs. Fairbanks has stead.
" increased from year to year, their scales
how standing higher in public estimation,
and their sales being very much larger than
ever before. This shows very strongly the
excel lence and durability Of Fairbanks
Scales. &" 1859 q Hi'A q
=
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Ice CREAM.-Mrs. Boulton will be happy
to supply this luxury to those favpsing her
with call Mt rooms over the Bakery, oppo-
site the Bank, Front street, IS left
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rLAIM AGENCY.
Soldiers

and the Fidous and Heirs Of Soldiers,
are notified that am acting agent for procuring
Pensions, Bounties and other claims against the
Government. Charges Notwithstanding unless
claims allowed. NJ j. WILLIAMS.
Feb. 4, 1864 If Ottumws, Iowa.
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1t was amusing os the evening Of the 4th
to see the effect the 'sprits'' Of lem
onade had on those who drank too much
The lighting propensities riz" to the high.
est, the result Of which enquire Of those who
bad a dry throttle, &C., &C.. next morning.
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Arrival md Depart urs Of Mails.
OTTUMwA, IOWA.

4ks#a@ 81 @kGAhsS SIS ~@ 70 ga
OTTUM WA, IOWA.
EAsTERN MAIL, @
VIA .. \. \. .. ..
Arrives Daily Sundays sxespted--st ils1e T. n.
snd TBS p. m. Leaves ~ Be-. n. and 4:1ep. N.
Time half an hourfaster than common. MallQloses
one hour before the trainlsaves.
ass-F SOUTHERN MAIL, fKsokukA
Wal IT'D. \. n.R.R.
Arrives Daily--saaaays sxcePted-s, lace m
and leaves ~ flb p. m.
s2N@akfA WESTERN MAIIA
q Ass. - VA Z. grNAs&H,A.A< q -
AEsivss Daly-sundaya sxceptsd-at SIS .. n:
andlsayss st 1880 p. m. "a
NORTHERN NAIL,
wa RAEtonsaA 70 sIeouaxsr.
Arrives avery Friday atE O'Clock p. m, sadisaves
very Thursday ct o'clock q. a. f,f~-..sf
s0UrHERN NAIL,
VIA PIT IsABIL TO BLOOMFIELD.
Leaves daily sunday excepted. Ut 10o p. m, and
arrive ~ SEQ .. n. gE gT
wEsTERN MAIL, tHlaksshurg). "A.
CARRIED SIX fIxEs wKRK.
Arrives and leaves every day, at o'clock, p. m.
J. w. NORRIS p. NJ.
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]. C. HINSEY, NJ. D.
eH-Ofics with u. J. WILLIAMS, Esq Residence
on the fluff, north OF the Court House.
April -, 1S64-5 16 fsag 81
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GAVE YOUR LIFE.-Dyspepsia,

Erysipelas, Kidnsy Complsipt. Sick and Nervous
Headache, Neursieia. Gravel. fattsv. Rayherb Itch
and Badness. a Trsatlse on The above Diseasss
:pescI !.
Eighth Street, Phil@delphiR, Pa. -
FEB. Is, .S8@=6m-4e,lk
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rHE FRENcH PRFyENTIyE.

y Nightly Enias:ons eAectually prevented with.
est tbs ef me dicine by the OF s.The French
the greatest invention Of the age
Price 81 Bent postpaid TO parts OF the sapatry.
Address DR.. g. CURTIS. Boz seet. Pest 0Alss phila.
delphia. Pa. Circulars sent tree. IS ssst SO 80
Feb %. 1854 49,15 tm atata.a assi .as
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ss4ss sTEPHEN +, ACRES.
UOksB tnAer T. pap0r.RuIer

Hank NOOK Manufa c,ursr Ii cco,h.r.n
llRiaek, Main Street, (Oppositethe WfaHTMAE
HtHE,) burlington Iowa. Musle. NneasInSs PERIOD
ca.4 e..& -. Aopnd with neaines. sndAespa5eh.
eP.sticalar stseatien paid to Ruins aud nisus
teies~ydeserirtio1s .aase "a lmAscltso-n
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THE FAR-FAMED DIR. WEIR

THE FAR-FAMED DIR. WEIR
0f Pennsylvania, announces to the community
that he Is practitioner Of the German, french and
Spa nish mode Of fE &sF
MEDICAL TREATMENT,
30 successfully practiced Of late In France, Spain
and America. He has been engaged several years
In travelling and successfully treating people who
linger aRAer old - xf
CHRONIC COMPLAINTS.
He not only ascertains the nature az disease as for
merly practised by physicians. but passes on and
may be.
FEHALE COMPLAINTS. soa
In all their forms. treated carefully aud CO nfden
tally. will Writ and consult patients while re.
manning In toyn free Of charge.
Those living st distance and unable TO yis II him,
their morning urine, from whist the disease will he
ascertaiRed.
All letters Of iIqairy must contain one postage
stamp. lie will be at
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kEKF CooL.-These hot, sultry days q
good cool glass of Lemonade is refreshing,
and the place to get one is at Grsnger's,
where BOB is always ready to six them up
in The right shape
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We had another tine rain ON Tuesday
morning. The general opinion of farmers
hereahouts are that we will have good crops
this sesson. Wheat and corn looks very
well