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The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06
Beautifirl Women.

IF will warrant TO any person using my PIN
pie Banisher beautiful complexion. 1t will
move Tan Freckles, Pimples, Morphew, &c. in
from one 10 four weeks, impartuUto the skin a
beautiful white, bland appearance. Morphew, or
that yellow deposit so often upon the face and
forehead vanish by it's like dew before the
ing sun. Address DIR. j. b. GOoDNoW,
T. o. Box lsi, New bedford, Mass, enclosing 81,
and stamp. may iSd&wl
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06

EAST TENNESSEE FUND.-Mr. Everett ac-
knowledges through the Boston Daily Adj
vertiser, donations for the benefit of East
Tennessee, amounting in the aggregate to
100000, all which has passed through his
hands.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06
"Buy Nc, and I'll do you Good"
Use DIR. Langley's Root and Herb Bitters

For Jaundice. Costiyeness, Liver Complaint HUI
mors, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Piles Dizziness Head
ache, Drowsnt and ali diseases arising from dis
ordered stomach, torpid liver, and bad blood, to
which all persons are subject in spring and summer
They cleanse the system, regulate the wells, re-
Store the appetite purify the blood, and give sound
ness OF mind and strength of body TO all who use
them. Sold BY all dealers in Medicine everywhere,
At 70, 80 and IS cents per bottle. GEO. c. GOOD
WIN co.,S Hanover Street. Boston, Proprie-
tors ap2 dam
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06

SozoDoSr.-we have tried the Fragrant 5000
DON'T, and cordially agree with hundreds of others
in this city who have used il, in pronouncing it one
OF the best and most fragrant articles for the teeth
and gums that has evcr been introduced to the pnb
hc.-PortLdnd Argus-
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.

NeW Advertisements TO-DAY.
Refrigerator-Walter Corey.
International Bank-Special Meeting.
Fireworks-Cutter Austin.
Household Furniture-E. NJ. Patten.
L. +, A. Railroad Westbrook Line.
valuable Real Estate-E. NJ. Patten.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06
Capture Of a British steamer.

WASHINGTON, June 4.
:, The prize steamer Caledonia, from Queens
town, was captured off Wilmington. She was
owned by A. Kirlts Of Halifax. She is of 800
tons, side Wheel
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06
Forest at Corin,h-G Gen. Candy at Natehe.

Forest at Corinth-Gea. Candy at Matches
CAIRO, ILL.,, June 8.
The steamer Alice Dean, from Memphis for
Cincinnati, has passed up with 600 bales of
cotton. The steamer Hillman is reported to
have been fired into at Island %, while on her
way to Memphis, result not learned.
The rebel Gen. Forest islreported at lCor-
inth. A large number of his men are desert
ing. 1t is reported that he intends making a
raid on Sherman's rear.
Gen. Candy is at Matches organizing for Of
fensive operations.
BosToN, June 4.-Gold 100 3-4ths.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06
Boston Stock List.

~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prints
at this once. Il
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06
Portland Photographic Gallery,
so MIDDLE ST, PORTLAND. Me-,
A. 8. DA Wis, Proprietor,
Portland, May u, 1864. mayI2d6m
State Of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Augusta, May %. 1884.
An adjourned session of the Executive Council.
will be held at the Council Chamber, in Augusta on
Wednesday, the eighth Day of June next
Attest; EPHRATM FLINT JR.,
may23dtd Secretary Of State
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
UTTER a AUS TIN,
80 and SO Federal Street, and 107 ILL., aud lis Con.
gress ST., Boston,
wholesale Dealers in
Fireworks, Chinese Lanterns, Torches, SC.
THE NEW UNION LANTERN.
Red White and Blue. for Political Processions
Exhibitions furnished to any amount. Send for
Price List. ne6dtojulyf
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06

Official notice is given that the Lightyesse exhibit
ing two lights at wilioughby split, Chesapeake Bay,
has been removed for repairs, and one with single
light is piacsd there temporarily. SO soon a. the
necessary repairs made, she will be replaced due
notice of which will be given.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Sch Gen Banks. from New York for Boston is
reported ashore at Hell Gate.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06
Opening of Summer Bonnets.

OPou1uS UI ouHUtt bUHHttss
MRS. A. COLBY will, on Thursday, June 2. open
choice selection of
Summer BoHnets, Caps, Head-dresses, Sc,
TO which your attention is respectfully invited.
No. 8 Free street Block.
Portland June I, 1864. jnldtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06

uIfyou arein want of any kind PRINTING
call At the Daily Press Office. II
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06
Notice Extra.

Notice Extra.
HOOP SKIRTS e CORSETS.
The best and cheapest assort ment in Portland at
A N ID T. X s o NJ
HOOPsKIRT AND CORSET DEPOT,
Under Mechanics Hall.
Special agent for the sale of the celebrated sewed
Skirts, made by the Belle Monte Skirt Company Of
Boston and New York.
~ Hoop skirts and Corsets made to order
june2dtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06

lie circulation ofthe Daily Press Is larger
than any other Daily paper in the Sto, ~, and
double that Of any other in Pcc.rtland.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06

THOMAS G. LORING, DRUGGIST,
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Corner OF Exchange & Federal Srs.
perfect nt guaranteed. The poor literally con-
sidered. mch25 diff
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston, X night. Boston,
Steamer Lady Lang, Roix, Bangor
Sch Marcus Hunter, Orr Boston.
Sch Bramhall, Kicker, Boston.
Sch Industry, Stanley. Bluebili.
CLEARED.
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood, New York-Emery
Fox.
sch Jerusha Baker. Barberick Boston-w New
hall.
Sunday, ..................,........ juno ,. .
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06

LAUSoHEp-At PASSPORT, on the 22d ult, from the
yard Of Huston, line barque of 537 tons cal ed
the "Layiaia." she is owned by the builder j IA
McLarren, Move, Jr, Wtherel and others
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06

Barque Clifton. $50 tons built at Bath last season.
has recently been sod to 4 Norwegian house in New
York Tor about s3s. 900.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06

Sch Ringgold, Crowell. Georgetown DC.
Sch Evergreen. Phillips. Baltimore.
Sch Boston, Haskell, Machias.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06

TRnMs-s8.oOpe per year " paid strictly in ad
bance discount Of sl.O0 wiH be made.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06

The number of American vessels lost during the
month of May, Is reported at lG. viz; l steamer.
ships, barques, brigs schooners, and / sloop
Three of the above missing The total value, es-
elusive of csrgoes, is estimated at S227 90.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06

March H. lat SC IL y. lon s2s W ship Kitty FloydS
l2 days from Caao for Antwerp.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06

ty Reading Matter ON all Fs.r Pages.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06

SIP CIAL TICEs.
The sun., 1864-08-29
bsr, n ,hss sycssoosbk order. and wss no dpuba
e. a,,Il Cfdinty.

bsrs cf ,hss srpasonable order. and wss no dpubA
destined for sullivan County.
IrroruArroS from Roanoke Island, under date
of The o4tb instant ra'cs, that rebel force COM
msndei by Major whit'ord and CAPITA Keyor,
went 10 Grcensforough NC for conscrip's for Il
rebel army, and that the Union citizens turned out
in force 10 reris, the conscription. severe daht
snsuo.i, and the rcbels were driven from Green's
borough. Many Of them WERE killed and wounded.
Captain Kcyor vss killed and Major whitord NOR
tally wounded.
TBp Navy Department has information nom
Admiral Dahlgrcn Of . brilliant descent INTO rebel
territory, in which Commander Colvocorressis CAP
tur-.i a lieutenant and 9o prvater oi Company r.
81 South Carolina Cavalry, and dspcrsei the re-
mainder. He also captured thor arms and equip.
mcnts, burned their encsmpment, and Destroyer
two large salt works captured Hs ovcrsecrs ana
u slsvee ; destroyed . bridge on the mAin rosd
from Savannah, and captured mail.
-Hs people of washington and Richmond are
equally excited the peace question, and IN tCtn
cities the most eytrAvagAnt rumors prevail on tns
subject. The latest rrpprt from the feders capita
In that committee from Georgia has 1rrived " ten
der The Gibm seon of that state. While We heal
| from Richmond n an immenss crowd waiting al
day as the railroad derot for the arrival oil Pcsc.
Com MISS oncrs from President Lincoln to Jen
| Davis. A puie, well dresecd man with carIe
bag wsS tho only probable commissioner on h'
| train, md he wAs rcceivod with immense applaus'
| W his svidsni artouish ment and chasr,n.
The sun., 1864-08-29

MCCLELLAN Win be unanimously norninassd' Ana
sssss " ielieve that The Peace men will suppors
lin m consideration Of ''cersain srsneements,"
pr,tty we'll upderstood among politicians 'plss-
surn" 10 said 70 have bcen agreed upon embracing
The following sentiments;
The Constitution W he the supr~me Law of the
nsS,on. and he preservation Of the Union.
OprrSdton 70 the War and Emancipation policy
n tie President.
No artitrsry arrests or infringement Of the right
n asylum. -,
A convention Of oil the Stairs, After armistice
is seyeed rpcn. -
n, Union now and forever-ope and inssp-
sysble Monroe doctrine, DC.
Financial reforms, and a wiser standardization o'
public aNairs
c.nrrin9 the Presidens for the gross corruption
a The ofbcisls be has placed IN once.
Ganeralities ON minor questions.
10 said thA several gentlemen whose Names
have been mentioned In connection with the norni.
nation of Tits Convention. have written letters de-
clsuine 10 favor of Mcclellan. rf'lmore IL known
" have done ~. A, the prevent time the following
sppesrr w h. the divison m the Mcclellan 1uee-
son, esshsresi from the hest sources of Informs
eon;
The sun., 1864-08-29

RESULTS or THE LATE DRAFT period
for drafted to report in the S,h Congressional
District of New Jersey, comprising Hudson county
and the city Of Newark, expired on the oath inst
On that day l0sI drafted men had failed 10 report,
since which time the officers bave commenced max
ing arrests. OF the whole number drawn in the
district, only IL principals entered the army, three
entered TIE navy 4i2 psid Communication, and 5i2
frn sh ed substitutes. TIE total deficiency in the
district is 302, of which 236 are due from Hudson
county, and 63 from Newark The LIST, 80, 4th And
6,h Wards OF Jersey City have furnished tho re.
euret. pumter Of men.
DRowSED.-Coroner Farrell Of Jersey City,
held An inquest on Saturday on the bo y of q boy
named Joseph Adams, seven years Of ace, who foil
into the canal while fishing At the foe, OF Morr s
street. verdict OF death BY drowning WAS ren.
6cred.
COLLISION ON THE RALRoAp.-On Satur-
day afternoon between 4 and O'Clock. . collision
oaured on the Norris and Essex Road. he,veeu
two passenger rsns n East Newark. owing n m,
n the trains icing behind t'mo One ~ the en- zines
vas badly damaged bw % one vn injured.
The sun., 1864-08-29

Total for Mcclellan. 1is Opposition, 80
n the two-thirds rule Is sdotaed. McClelan's
chances VIII depend upon winning over the Fast
ern saaes
The Latest News from the Convention.
Chicugo, Aug. -, II =. k.--Vcry hule change
,n the expected programme Of to-'norrow has oe-
enred during the day. This afternoon there was
Q mosfing Of the anti-hcClellsn dslegatnA and anrr
comparison Of views II ". found that
representatives from htecm sirtecn differ
snt sasass preferred seymour V Mcclellan favor
ma the nomination by way of compromise between
The Pesce men and the War Democracy. Most
Il them. however, src members Of dolegs-
lions that are required 10 vote a. . unit.
Gsvernor Seymour this afternoon positively de-
clines N pcrrni. his name To he used. and nobody
saae II talked Of for President Of the Convention.
fhs positive withdrawal Of scymours name
encourages the McClellsni,es 70 hope that
hs will receive two-third vote
q The first or second ballot. letter. written by
nilsrd Fillmore to Hiram Ketchum- In which he
expresses the hope that Mcclellan will receive The
noninasion, is published in the TInB to-day.
The New York deega alton in ssssion Tonight
and, siter FREE interchange Of opinions IL wN vir
sually reeo,ved 10 cast the vote Of the State for
Mcclellan. The final vote Of the delegation will be
taken Tomorrow morning.
The sun., 1864-08-29
General Intelligence.
lEy haa 70 IN Ssv Yovk Svn. !

ALI ue porv irym Csmp<-chy T. Vera Cruz
sSd from tn-uts " hstAH.rra,- are open. tie
Yreuch bIaekSts having teen rssed Ance tie 7th
ul.
TBs fya through train oD Friday FROM New Yort
" b.. LouAA by ,hs brusd gauge, over The Atlantic
md Gress wessrn Ia ru>d, rescto od its CnstinA-
rou IL fory -tout hours.
Tas blotsde runner l. Han frUm Nassau was
espe1yet on the E5it inn- ~ Wilmington the
wss We taken into B-suior', n. &. Her cargo
eO.ass.H u ssyen LuDtroi and twenty -oue tslcs
s< osio.. bse 10 sn iron vessss az very fast Her
eswr4sndsy "a I'D 70 te Captain Man, formerly u
0s p rs,s F.uS.ds.
Tss Psssesn, has approved General GrAni's
ovd~ re- .ev ~ ldy suI.IL from command Of the
1Ak Army COrjA, aud directing him 10 pro col 10
hSv Yosf snd s~sll or,ls.a with his stan. he
has also spprOycf TIE Orders sssignins Major.
0lGsvsl Y. u. q. ORR W The counAnd Of thai Corps
81 ns,os -Setsr.I D. b. B.rnsy 70 the command Of
- Iesh CoJs.
II Jndiszspn.is JocRsAL Of Angua % states
~ Cd. =. ". ThouJsDn, Provos' harshal of The
esvasGh CAaresaonsl Distric', Wednesday
afuNvpnnp ssfsAd from . aslos,n -kseper In TeTe
yInnse, Who 10 . prominent msmbsx of the bons of
LbsBsy," - ssgs. containing Ian pounds of pow
~. yhaoh ksd bssn Dysbsssa W 0s Va f ueu'
The sun., 1864-08-29
AMUsEM ENTS.

~ n ~ ~ u,c .urp,c,N Hu-SFTNx
Is n y N > AMEhi'aN
- ,,,rr,,
ExfikA1RiiSSiRY A1RiiSS ESFBGY.
A LIVIS,i WHALE
csptufed and bfoueht 70 this cit from the o'ss,
lAtrador,
ny LAND ALIVE
AND MAY BE sLTS AT ALL HOURS
,dlspor,iag In iho
hr,, r.. III. naNHoih bl.AsS lANh.
''is spiti ri M sp.,iI u,s .ro,c,r~
Soyrir ANU ntk nRASD PANIOhiMt
'"' u,ciN EhtS ~ AM olNbs
Ao.rn.,. ny AM MELDDkANA ~.
IuCh ana tNening h ana "A Ce"o%
IoSHr' JOchO, IpIhv,
"'Nho;, re-, or JOChp
TONY. pySrt ~ " BRAZILIAN APE. ,ocvo..
The sun., 1864-08-29
News Items.
tBS Tsls9yaph to ths Ssv Yorh SUM-

Hs'A1onn from s'ouuhe par" On 'n0 re'ei
General Wheeer = hans, say tha' tley hA'f 'eafnea
shss m me intention OF "ehefAi "heeief W 'n'sae
Asntuesy.
Col. DWIGHT Comni~ioner m hAchahF~ cor
recss the statements puohshod IN the newspapers
concerning the exchsnge OF PRISONERS 9" Iy'er'
TEXAS. He says that no right has been waived
temporarily or permanently IN the eaehAhsc'~n
- man is man. leaving all matters In dispute
vhers they stold before
IMPORTATION from the MO urhnne bays Gias We
The sun., 1864-08-29
N EIDIlINl;S.

A FEW MORE BOTTLES on HAND-Ths
"A sun" CdoLERINE REMEDY, for Cholernt
Cianp, Collie, nlGrihuN- ~ aeutory, &c.--the hest
article used the above comp !ints-- can bs
had AT 4G south second Il, liafurhu III 1t 20 cenu
per bo,ue. We warrant this 90 be scnulle. 00
A REWARD or $50 IF THE INDIAN
1HERR DOCTOR fails TO de crib. disease snd ten
his patients ths nstu Of their complaint. or iIs
neas. without receiving any Information from them.
No charge for coa.uitition or sdvios.
OUR MOTTO
We use such Ralns ~ have strife,
win Nature or the Lava Of Life
With blood our hands vr D.. ver ttan-
Nor poison men TO ease their pain
Our Father whom all eoodncss hl.
Provides the means TO euro all ills:
The simple Harhs ben cath our feet
Well used, relieve our "a Ms completa
A simple Herb . ,imple Flousr.
Culled from the dewey Lee
Thee these shsll .prak with touchin. pnvas
OF change and health to thee.
Once lsi Fulton strcet, Brooklyn. ronm No :. up
stAiTs. 30
The sun., 1864-08-29
MILITARY.


"A 49, c,.,r-, 49, ans,,.rxn,.s SnM hyp NAV
'' o. nL,h., NV hr.>,nH o'>
'naer the Tsrtnt.nce OF
~. .or,eprNn.Ipr, g 5opo An,p.y
r.,, =.
S'p'' 'o"r ~ tns nono. 70 ,eier. ~ rmssDn' VI
hlCh hhn TAI KIN ~
"Au"Is impo,rtsis ~ tenA ST. " l.
", AZ NohD ~ ~
Col; JOHN ,. NtNlLlt-
New York
<,,.a ~, -
CHhs, J. EVEkhrr. E@l.
"~o' VI 'n' "sns oI oIAhse co' " ="
n.N u,. ana 'nkny ,.., =. M.
'' standing
Ihey vnl snaran's. that every Rrrnit WI, ,e
ueaed by Capt COMBS HONORABLf, FAIRLY,
JUSTLY.
ENEkf IOII.AR OF BOUNTY
VIII ,e l'aii a. promi.ed by i'm, and
,n NJ AlsE kkPklSE ION VIII be msLa
ARE wARSf5D
Not N allow Themselves to defrauded by
sharpeIr Gra Ind the var'ou,
Rec uitine Reni czvons OF the City.
COME DIRECT TO CAPT. COMBS OFFICE.
A, searnen, n rmep and isndsmrn.
Lo0U MtN WANTED FOR THE ARMY.
o. GOOb MN WA STfD
For co. C. ISTiI n. Y. VOLS, vi ,der my command.
The sun., 1864-08-29
Too Late for Classification.
II -.

BrRITSG-After A .hort and severe irlncee, su-
vus's i'urlins youngest daughter Of VIM. and Me ry
Ann Hurling.
The friends and relatives Of the family rerpsct-
fully invited TO attend the funeral this Monday af-
icrnonn, at o'clock from the rpsdenoe of her ~
thcr, BERGEN Of, 9Th house slo,e Pealran s Brook
lyn. 2l1
The sun., 1864-08-29

FIRES IN THE CrrI.- According to the To
p~r, of Firc-MAr.hal Biker, pist presented to the
Common Council the number Of hres which have
occuI rel In this city during thA half year ending
slst nj May, has tela lab, over nne-thrd Of which
had their origin in stables and out-6lildings. Tho
alleged Losses have been s2,Sl2696 insurance
thcrcon- -. 2os $50. Paid by undervritsrA sl,-
1S>o6I xty-two perrons lost th6r hves, viz !.
4 men, "A women, II boys and % girls.
The sun., 1864-08-29
SHIPPING,

EOR LiVERPOOl-OID BLACK BALL
l. Liuo-Ths shlp JAMES FOSTER, II ", y i'll sail
promptly on Thugsdl,, sep. lot. 70 plssil,e upply
on bnard hoot OF Reoknan st, or to ROCHE BROS. b
COiFEl, og south st. go
FOR LIVERPOOL - NEUTRAL FLAG-
The British ship ALBION, t,,l- August 80.
LINE iDk LONDON.
SHIP ALICE TAINfER slils Aue. 5Oth.
The sbove-rArled shii- are Celeb lted iOr their
qmck pasok,es and superior a'Co'rnodH. ions or pa
sensct. for further ptttculaip ply 70
IhSCOlT BkpIhGl.s 4 co.
SB 81 S0uh -. Nov York.
OLD BLACK STAR LINE FROM or TO
~ LIZ i'ERPJOl.
NJ. NtfTI.hNlHM ...-.... All.S Slst AUG.
join BRl,-.il. ..........,. .-.-... SANS Sth SEPT.
SWALLOW IAlL LINE From Ok 10
LONDON.
W. =, STETSON. ........,.., SAILS .5th AUG
Fog pNsase draft uppl' 70
$40 WILLIAMS GtION, ~ Fulton o..
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
CPOOL
ERlN...:;................. sails q III of Aug.
LOT ISlANA...,......... sails 5th lf sept
PSsase s51 lay able in cngicncy. Apply TO
WILLIAMS & ntION,
8S 20 B.oaiwsts
STEAM FROM QUEENSTOWN AND LIv.
oeipool Cunari Line. From New York, aJI cur
reury. T9 Nes Yoik, s3L gold kEDAk sails Wed.
nestay, The 3ist August. Apply to WILLIAMS .
GIION 20 Roadway. $50
The sun., 1864-08-29

Fns At HoBoxSS.-A II e'cioek ysstss.
sssdsy' Are ocsured In the large Ped etors of
Nessr,. Montague a Butts. In Washington street.
near sixth street, In Hoboken. Il originated by
boy throwing lighted match through the grazing
into the basement. Damage &, 900.
The sun., 1864-08-29
DENTISTRY.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

AT MORRISANLA, A TWO-STORY AND
attic hoise, los in GARDEN ior ~ 2,U--handv 70
the city, en- j. and late house cost $500 Apply =
q. w. DIfCHfrI, New ChamheH 81 I'd Aooi. "a
A CORNER BASEMENT TO LET WELL.
1AaLcuaied Tor = hmbel ssoon. IIas three en-
trsucet peny OF light. Cor Of .lIe B0sery aud Mad.
o. ct. lnquiie at 4dt Pear ~. 70
A RARE CHAMELEON TO INVEST
"A noney well. houSc and lots Tor aale, on the
iackensark Plank Rcad' 'n'.ies om iiobohen, and
Term. easy. The prqeriy must lie sod, Inquire II
JONI WHITE, Real Estate Areucy, !. 3 washinftoe
street, Ilotoken, AMI TO jos. j. kLLEkf, 500 Grand
81, New York 49,
no you WISH To INVEST YOUR Money.
- rare chance IL offered w those cheap lots
which can he had on such ta,Srah!e ierms a. Eliza
fat taxes are small elioAs can hod and convey
real estate there. Persons wshinr to examine the
and return by .teanboa., b. applying AZ lSy Pearl
81. COOLEY HElbRIrIE., Aeen!s An Elizabeth
Ga' FORT or E. h. hALo'' o'H''' ''' r0'i' i' Is New
EOR SALE--AT HOLBROOk, l.. ISLAND,
L g. hours ride the ci'y the l.. l. railroad.
and near the Station and Pos;-o.hce eo,tsRe with
excellent land well improyel, ivr $500 part essh
Al.o, new eotiase ana = acre, opposite the Post.
no buillines ior .ssj Also 5 tea-ac,c IA nis un.
improved lor 80 per ace A!so, Ien:,oie ot mont
INC nee In AM 3 yeais. Also 10 ent ior 2 yeas .
40 a0ase am H. 2 sc Sc e Of lana qr 70 per month;
FIJI FIJI 'y mp Gsia. g. 'os of sH %Iis3S Fl
dOibrook Station, near the above p opaity. Sos
EOR SALE-A HOUSE ANDs ACRES OF
ss;s iin: 4. l. l.. q ID .SS asi s s as 'v 70 NJ AtA
500 PER FOoT-A CHANCE FOR sIZk
YOU a ot sns ,Se.ep \ r. do% II, SeIe re- ". pa,
:P g. s:sas's1 81 mn s''ais sss aoo l' h'i-
The sun., 1864-08-29

WANTED-A MAN Used TO MAKING
w dies and tool, for ru'tins out and piercing In
metal none hut a fret rate hand need apply. Apply
70 HARRISON 4 BRADFORD. steel pen makers
1S6 West 31th st' 206
WANTED-A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
w N do hou.cwork. At Iig sth sv. Apply for ivo
DAYS In the crortefy store. 20s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-09
MEDICAl.
DIR. HUNTER's
MEDICAL INFIRMARY.

nR. HUNTER STILL OONTIN-
IL TIHURS at the old sstabIlshsd place, No. II,
9a5athess, Block, south sids Of tho PUBLIC square,
h 0hlo, curing Al tnas oot1e IN ~, ne ~ y.
FOLLOWING diseases, namsly sOr0fula, Cancers Ul-
eeEs, TuIaeEss FistulA Asthma, Bronchial and Lung
Weakness, and ali diseasis peculiar to Females; Leu
eoTrhesa o. hites, Suppression ofthe Menses Pain
INC Uterus or Womb, ProlapsuB or Falling Of the
WOMB All diseases Of the blood and skin entirely
Degeneration Of male female Of whatever name OF
nature, treated IN careful, thorough and iudicoul
manner, pom ted out bXong experience and investi
gTLoW prices and quick cures. Recsnt eases ouree
Ia from three 70 eight days All syphilitic and meF-
eurtal taints entirely removed from ths aystam.
Or. HUNfEB = constantly curing cases in from
three to eight weeks that have been treated b Other
physicians from Ona to three years.
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness should
apply to Dr.. Hunter immediately either in person OF
By letter, as he never fails to cure. Bis remedies
perfectly saiey and unknown to any other physician
Patients q either sex living at distance By stat.
ing their diseases in writing giving AZ the 81 ptomg
can obtain medicines with directions for use b. ad
dressing Dr.. Hunter, of Cleveland, Ohio, post-paid
An communications confidential.
From bis experience and extensive practice, be
makes no scrupies in asserting that Whatsvor he IN.
deratkes In his specially he will MOEr oKRTATHLXPEB
ToRM. Ne matter how hopeless may Be The cass-
whether from extreme debility and the
system, or from unsuccessful treatment Of empiricl
Or seIlI-styled : a. DIS whom many have unforta.
natey been under or from the false delicacy thai
many Of my patients tel me kept them from an early
APPLICATION % me- or the less fatal Ideas Of over
coming the disease d. the adYanoemsnt Of age, and
strictly moral mind for they, and all make the
case worse ano Il Il e an early from ths cause Of
being entirely local. It Affects the en- tire animal econ
omy, and then requires general well Is local treat
ment which Or. Hunter Is happy to be able to say
that thorough inFegtgAti0n, and great improvement
IN the treatment Of private and delicate diseases d
both sexes, Of however long duration, yield to hie
mode of treatment. II the unfortunste value he and
health they should be sure and call physician Oi
age and experience.
"a No charge for advice. The Doctors oniosI1
constantly thronged with patients fom All parts Of
the country.