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E"!.ATKS o. HE PERKINS. OF La
- TllE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TiTFS TUESDAY. MAY . lSliI

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- TllE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
GIVES TUESDAY. MAY :. lSil
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| Wt.arc:.-. the Unitel Ststcs con .:uucs Il
| was:> w..s ;.gainst the C4rlcd.:'ate Stltes viii
! Iu,...s-.. ilar3a"i'y ~ ~ utter disregard o.
! t'.n Tni"s Of civilized w.ri're; nnd. where's
iErn ,:'Sri: :.>) w"d- wi!h absolute po%er
-" &.stir'"a 81! 'na' &Grc.Gmcut, has nia.:-
i,s,-,' IA ~ Us Inest!:"' ;.HH prc;!ATna;ioT:
;2s.rs n"''. lifted ~ t''e :e"Pie OF tic Solth
49, d'-r'-ijoa - n"al' insult upon i"jrry
/ a'i "u!-a%c af@. whereas. t!'Is c"ur+e ct ctn
9uf, r:f strengthened ID in or determine
. TIA +" ma;"';.!n cur separation from the
; G"I"'i..'c.I a:,l :ctplc ii tie NORTH: there
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! n hcar'ni Assembly conE"hoi. ihai me Ear-
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-27

=. =, j MA OF artillery firing End littlr
ri,::as .'o1ting at y, md s:i"jowF, by
m2oD,igh. n"d iG:iisht, form the staple Of
intelligence ;Tora 'i.c Sou.!,.s;do on yesterday.
EG.icg 49, "'ii-a:..r abcu: played ouC Ill tic
puck o: +: "o"quori:g L.: - !.r. e present
.n.snn i. N...iaiEc,l
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THE cANrA,c: IN ScRrIiEnH usoar:

Tno AtIan'a c ,nie le-scy' sp3a!;n. ii Ike
plans and progress cf ne eaeiny IL Northern
.crS., says ;ha. lh= Fsicra! plAn WAS syiieu =
" 20 ;.dvaucJ upon johnston in three columns,
Ganvvrg;ig towards the rcnr d Dalton The o. :
ders were issued and The hesvy machinery jN,.
i'll mo.i1n ;Sharn@I with In csnra c"iuInn
tries Rocky ice RslEe. ami feel, :;;.l 81" .. : i.
Hn goes through the gap i.e:;S:s /; sIcl ~ :!a
thread. II" mi ~. i. - TN. ;lar4 been - e:
cd = ..;i5 g-y. bal Womb has .r,.pmD-ilr, III.
end any Wy, hv ls:Ei.l., ;us..ar 20 the ist.
Gc'I. Johnston WAS, q! c'uTsa fully 1iviiai ri
wi these moremen'S u: the "n.;,y. That n:4
course VA; most ud ii us IN !rr tho cirrrm.
stances. in anticipating s':nrar. aul tlm:,lsir.,
The design I" enrap Him, Is airai:iei rhc All
vii! agree thai ilIe eti:!IG r..;ocrale m5:enri.L
MAS Rimirab!y cole we'd ;ni aI,lfniiY carried
ont with br; li.tla ,isi ~ io: aad with di,as
tions etecs upon ths T,,.ke,3 Th- Folsra: coz
,narier, 20 doubt falJ a.vi2c of Jriln5:o.I's
strength. concllui,s nat fp ms. ,,:v: frh, =.
Biton, sui is unprc2nrol ;3T 4 ia,rogada mo.e.
meet on the pr. cf lis s2gac "rs .l.crsarv
which dsconcertS his whole pia, AM throws III
his movements into c0n!na!ru
The leaders OF he separ4" cot;imnc are tnn { r
apart for inaia.iate uSuisr,G hcl.,r. ia. .',,-
sign - def atvi a:ti J,i.ns;g.! !GaS.-r ci The
ua.iaT.
Thus tie situation are "a 10 iba nLili'in't I'd
and the impression is general Eo,r ihut john
stoD will hur his forces upon III" enemy ri game
pint between his present lire f Dat:e aud lha
EtowRh river, upon the TeSIl: Of which wlih
our knowledge Of thai aviny and It's great com.
mander ne are willing 10 stake our hopes 0. IL
6aDendence
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D5-.rISE.ir.>7' GE LIE
O. GOV Z - |I''fN
In e. rs-uu~nce Of the !a'"rrul":s o. ".Ecs> "s,i,
t!"n4 If six per rea; '"d' advertiser 'i me III
:i.,t:r;, is ul,;pgurd ut;i, the %; -
,>!.1,d) Z. G. MESMlSGFR,
....rrds Secretary u! he Treasury.
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l1ich1>1ono CnQuirrv
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY q, ISL.
THE NEWS.
THE CITY.

| \ r.,nv I"T, wi;b.n ono i,~r, VI rcst
| o 80 "'rN~ nu"e of aty kind % eg.ravarc O.
i,lc.'"l: rr'nmunig sr,i,iu., for 4 senss-
tip, :: s-s!,.~.on VI ,ircrsi;y decidedly I'm
p.!atcac % tse ci.:z:ns oi Il cAmonl. Yet
such '@S t@,ir LEX IN E,s:::icy, l. DIES non
for 2 campaigning. spell end with this simple
record # Il nsihiG&ns>s. We close Tia notice
g. g.; T..Io.rr..; existence.
From TIE AEME "f GES. LIE.
Apoui.ra Hsrcvcr JUNCTION on yesterday
Pass ngr. som The army represent ;.T.irs as
! progressing ~ ST c:0Iiiy. The enemy %Gs re-
porJ." ir:.'~-, his Wy @ppa b,th a.: - bu.
~ ~ .@ i. ! !eT.ored 10 pag.ru.yr design -
Ie ran i yos.ri"y icHp,igss impad ! lie OPP
ora'i,i: oh. rr2my. The :is; .: Ie:s... with
sevcs e; ri.a'' III lis rear, WAS c0ys Inra.ion,
undo. - ..~y:'w''anc =, cf some i:rpoE ..uco.-
Gran. Is "rile",'y growing more an4 mo:e
timid ;.ri dubious, ;a'd ma p,s':.a!! lis inge-
ni W. '""rljvi.y l"r SIM: days. AZ ~ day
a2d, 'a tic s,reuch d! G'o Leo, Ii. IL gain
uo.h.ae y ,n.f pros.au.nc
O"s hundred ani SKY IKE iG h. ..rsor,Is
.,rr:i :" a:aesitt skifm.sh. arrived ;.i:s city
Oh Yesterday, AMI wcgs aent % - l'hbT. d"
UD,..- a. .. - a-.,.s.S = sag, are n..:iTc-Dcrr
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ward, aid ctr EAcr:. urer $50 yardG Of open
ground, rushed on and vens pcll mcil vrcr tbs
ccemy's r.i: ri.i under {. terrible storm 0;
shells, ard carried Tie crest beyond n from;
of the encny's inner liEcs OF hrea5twcrfs,
which we now hold Since then tiic cannpoa-
dinc, particularly last evening, hag been ter
rife, anu the charges ard sharIahoo';9f l.
po..ed ara incassa%t. We are hniianG TIE
right If the Ike. Tho r:cn arci ia fire -i;ci;-
Petersburg is safe, bu We a"e All rery lau.''
fatigued with tightrs ari working. The
eneny's inner IL 8 "Ie .;lmitali". lut c, NO
be carried if tie ;-1rh 80 I'D only ie 'riv":
out IF the Apron I. WS vi; sc .sha-
can be done ~ at!em?5cd.
Oar Brigade lo.. % Monday, =. killed and
% woundei-30. Ga "Wednesday, t li!icd
and 10 woundsd-53. On Thursday, 3 killed
and 3 WOUNDED. o. Friday, killed AID 81
woundea-94 Tia! Is killed ard lG2
wounded.
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W. &c. una0atct--r',-. tac:r t3rriH.-,or
u .r-i It an y.l,irg Ike re :onsr. i.,. "a! a.r
in 10 wise Weakened, but. c! be 80. r,ly,
strengthened and cynfrmnd hv ie bar: .....r
character OF the Wy ws.si .air.s ti..f,
;h.; they ware u..!..i o'irs.. j --Ini..ei sac
had :e2cwei tl'e;. Wv. ~ s1a'" n. o::r-D,r
# blood a;d treasure /, ~. n, G.rc.}e
rate States . free and mi .o.,..r.t Honf, -,
That IL ;iis, ror ;io,.r Of t-:a " t ~. ...r
vu,d- "Lpri-jir. s3ta-, e.. e ,}gyo-u;a..,,
and sister So. he. w.,..u- nos..,y "a:
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ardent rasc!9tlsm OF c:iT @'fa. -. 49, - g"
II the justice Ct our cau!2-- .'.v, H'r,r -..-
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G.tG% ,!;@I &c.,:
X":,.ssrIIE S1IK A AG;s.,s

4 --es--
ip-- Cc-.--s our Observation-Disclosures = orhs,
- .HuGsDAY, MAY "Cih p: IL g, tie Treasurer VI.
-g - pablo sucGioa in ;e ~ Of hchmOni, l.; toe Au
lion Rcv.gs o Neat, Pa!ne i Co.,
F!cE MILLIONS OF lOLfARS
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and SEEM the siller unguarded, thought
some ill-guided body might covet IL, aud iaio
it by, l may say among the leaves O that
Bible, thinkin' you would be sure to see the
spoons when you went to read"
Before Geordy had finishad his revelation
Nancy Campbell had brought down the
proudly displayed, but never opened Bible,
and interspersed between its leaves lay the
dozen of long-sought spoons.
The minister of Bathgate could scarcely
command his gravity while admonishing
Geordy on the trouble and vexation his trick
had caused. The assembled neighbors laugh
ed outright, when the daft man pocketing the
widows shilling which he had clutched in the
early part OF the discourse, assured them that
he kenned Mrs. Simpson read her Bible so Of
ten that the spoons would be 81 re to turn up.
Geordy got many a basin of broth and many
luncheon OF bread and cheese on account
of that transaction, with which he amused
all the members OF the parish. Mrs. Simp-
son was struck dumb even from scolding.
The discovery put an end to her ostentatious
profession. and it may be hoped turned her
attention more to practise.
Has the story no moral for you, dear read
err? Leisure Hours.
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POETRY.
The Breaking of Drought.

Nov hOt-breathed Summer drinketh up the Springs,
The leaves curl crisp beneath her burning wings;
The fields so blooming lie naked, pale and sere
Earth swooneh at the threshold of her flushing year
Nor morning dew, the nights sweet gain,
Nor cooling rain
make pure the smoky atmosphere
Or spread fresh beauty DER the arid plain.
The birds are sad; the happy robin grieves,
The cuckoo signs among the yellow leaves
Along the vale, distraught, the thirsty cattle roam,
No limpid waters DER the pebbles foam
Fierce FIRE prevails through wood and Plain
God. send rain.
o, stay gaunt Famine from the RET home,
Mr. yet, by FIRE, the world destroy again
We mark the passage of the burning weeks;
The hungry orphans cry, the mourning widows shrieks
Arise through Earth's thick veil of sin and wrong.
o Cod thine arm Is not less strong:
Yet sparrows fall. and ravens hoarse complain
Along thy heaving main;
Aud on thy goodness have waited long;
o God. withhold more the plenteous gentle rain
But 10. the damp wind from the eastern waves
Flows DER the earth; and from their carly graves
The flowers sigh feeby. and to the misty skies
With sudden fragrance. lit their onee-bright eyes
Grateful, now, songs refrain
God g'yeth rain.
The birds resume their joyful symphonies,
And sweet revving showers the waving grain.
Meier spoke the eaping thunder with pleasant voice.
The stormy pennons wave, far sounds the noise,
As 70 bsleaguled city delivering legions dash
Do ueavsn's dread artillery. with echoing crash,
Told With its tongue of fame
God sendeth rain!
Drong az ties sfar before the lightening's flash,
And In glad tears rejoice green hills and grassy plain
Gao. JAy.
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This 10 to certify that have been cured Of the
Dropsy Of fifteen years standing BY Mrs AaNehes.
ter. have been 10 physicians in Boston, New York
and Philadelphia They all told me that they oouIt
do nothing for me, unless they tapped me, and as.
sured me that By tapping could live but . short
time. had made up my mind to go home and live
lorg could with the disease, and thea die. On
my way homo stayed over night in Portland with
friend of mine. and told them what my mind was
n regard to my disease. They finally persuaded me
to 90 and see Mrs. Manchester. She examined NE
and told me my case exectly.
Twas so much asto nshed TO think that she told m.
correctly, that told her that would take her medi
me any good or that should get the slightest relief
from sny course whatever; finally took the medi.
cine and went home. In one week from the tine
commenced taking the medicine had over TIRES
gallons Of water pass me In hours; and my fell
low sufferers may be assured that il was great relief
TO me. had not been able to lie down in bed At
night before this for two years. Now car lie dov
with perfect ease. have taken her medicinf
eight months, and am Is well as any man coulds
to be- and no signs Of dropsy. 1 would advkg
that are sick to 60 and consult Mrs. MancAss
even If they have been given Up By other u.
slcians. have sent her number Of cases Of oti,4
dissases, and she has cured them also. Go and
for yourselves. had no faith, but now my fail.
cannot be shaked in her skill in telling and caring
disease. CHARLES s. HAKMoE,
SARAH &. HARkoE,
AARK A. HARkoS.
Bangor, Aains, AprH26.
oyy1os HouHs-From A. NJ. ,ifEP,F
auRl7 in Aouta eddy
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THE SENSE OF TASTE AND SMELL RESTORED
DR. r.. GOODALE's
Ca TARRH REMEDY.

Dr. Goodale has eombatted Catarrh until he has
fought II down. Ii has been long war but his tri.
umph Is complete Through all coming time his Ca
tarrh Remedy will be known as the only one anti.
do'e for disease which superieiaists have declar.
cd ineurahle. Catafrh doctors, called spring Ut
like mushrooms on all sides. The object of these
POCKET practitioners Is money. They use dangerou.
instruments. Their violent manipulstions irritafe
the already infamed membrane. They never cure
DR.. Goodsle's treatment is medicinal, not mechani.
cal. He does not believe in the forcepump system,
which Is working so much mischief His remedy
passes through the absorbents the seat of the dis
ease and obliterates it, IL does not relieve merely
for day, but for all time Lastly IL costs dollar
abottle-no more.
DIR. Dodge Of Asbarn ". Y.
After having witnessed the effects of this Remedy
IN Catarrh, thus speaks of it;-It Is truly and I'M
eonditionally Herculean specific the hole dis
ease such an article ought not 10 be ''hid under
busbel.' and any man who can invent so truly an
efheent and posi- i've n remedy for such loathsome
disease. ought to be considered of the beneae-
tors OF his race and his and the effects OF bis
skill perpetuated. Yours respectful.
ID. DODGE. M.
Piiay Niles, the eeli-knosrn Trareiler,
And whose family physician DR. GoodaIe was for
many years, says-"if DR.; Goodale says he can cure
CatarIh he can cure it," sc.
Price 81. Send stamp for a pamphlet
Dr. X GOODALE'S Office and Depot rs. Blocker
street, one door west OF broadway, New York
II Hay Agent for Portland.
June I'd, 1853. june2d,y
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PORTLAND AND KENNEBEC r.. r..
SPRING SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, April Is. 1854

EsxfSsSSoIi Passenger trains leave Skowh gan for
sRR@AkXfort ana aud Boston, at s. As A M Au.
gus a, li.VV A M and Bath II 10 4. ~ Aurnsta
NJ. - ' O''V ~
Portland for Bath, Aasusta, Waterville, KendalPs
Mills and Skowhegar, at l.l0P NJ.
Portland for Bath and Augusta s 10 p NJ
Passengers for Stations on the ggin r III
road will change cars At Brunswick
- Inc ~ ". train + ON Portland connects at
hehuais Mills with Maine Central Railroad for
Bangor, &c arriving same evening
Stages leave Ba b Tor Roc kland at A NJ and a
NJ. ~
Stages leave augusta for Belfast at4PM.
Stages leave skowhegan st 10 p. NJ for Arson.
Soon, &c.
. through Tickets for all the stations on this and
the Androscoggn Railroad, can be procured in
Boston al the Eastern or Boson and Maine stations
April is. 1854 snassT
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CAUTION TO Tile rpRIIc.

Every Intelligent and think In person must know
that remedies handed ont from general use should
rcnce in the hands of q regularly educated phy a.
clan, whose preparatory study fits him for ali the
duties he must fulh yet the country Is flooded with
best in the world, which not only useless but al
ways injurious. The unfortunate should be PARzIc-
uLAR in selecting his physician, II is q amentahle
yet incontreyertable fact that many syphilitc ar
tients are made miserable with ruined Constitution
BY maltreatment from inexperienced hysiciaRs in
general practice; for 10 Is point generally conceded
agement OF these complaints should eBgross the
whole time OF those who would be competent and
successful in their treatment and cure. The mex
perenced general practitioner, having neither op-
portunity nor time 10 make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pusrues one system Of
treatment, in most cases making an iadscIiminate
use of that sntiqusted and dangerous weapon Mer.
curry.
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
House and Lot No. 81 Danforth ST., For
Sale

- The two and half stored wooden dwelling
@;,.I House and lot No. 81 Danforth st contain.
-@esA-i ten good sized rooms, with q bathing
r"om-piped for gss throug hout-a furnace thai
VIII heat every part OF the house. Cstein for rain
water aud never falling well of drinking water.
Copper pumps, sc. On the prem ses are a good
barn and sheds The lot is about l26 by "A feet The
house can be examined anv day from 10 A II. tin s
r. NJ by calling on the subscrib who will furnish
particulars and terms "f sale
} r. BRAZIER
Ocean Insurance Company Building
- No. u Exchange ST.
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New Haven, June 2sth, 1854
Messrs. Z. Il. Clark 4 Co.-Geaffemea.-I desire
TO make known the almost instantaneous effests Of
Goes Dyspepsia Cure, in cases OF chofera 1a,rb,,s
had been Tor twenty four hours purging AT the
stomach and bowels, every fifteen minutes / went
into your drug store TO procure some brandy "a /
had always been TO ID that il was a good remedy tar
Dyseniery. My pslid face and my weakness AZ
once attracted the attention the clerk in ctarge
aud he asked me at once iva at is the matter
replied; Il have been iortwentry- -four hours yomit
ing and pur ging, and am unable to stand or wall
from weakness. and this deadly sickness at nv stom
ach mpleie prostrates me-" de produced bot
tie of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. saying take a large
swallow of that IL is IL o'clock taken another
after dinner"
From the moment took that first dose az ,ha
medicine my sickness at stomach was gone lis efct
instantaneous In an hour 1 eat nv dinner "a 4 h
as good relish as ever hungry man partooK, la i
well cared out of food.l and followed bv n
teaspoonfut of cure. have not suffered a narticIs
OF Inconvenience since took the remedy
Its action was so W ndertul and so Immediate
that could hardly bell the evidences OF nv ou',
sensss and desire TO pu .licly make known these
facts, that the whole world may avail themselves OF
ITS Like bread, IL thould I'd place in every
ON . house, and believe that no one should %
away from home without a bottle of il II his nocksf
or where il could b. q .ickly made avsilab o
Iiuly youfs, GEO. l.. DRAKE
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A CASE or SPINAL DISEASE CURED
This is to certify that wsnt to Hrs. Marches.
ter last March with daughter OF mine troubled with
spinal disease for which she had been doctored TOT
avsyears, and by number OF physicians OF
kinds; and she has had twenty-one applications
electricity applied, but all to no effect but she con
unuaily grew worse. cane to the conclusion,
tne last resort, TO 90 and Mrs. Manchester and
aa so and to my great surprise she told me the rsi
aase OF the diseae and how che had bees from time
70 un'e' which encouraged me to Try her medicines.
laia so' and now my daughter is able 70 10 around
the mouse all Of the time. She also rides ten or at.
.een miles without any trouble or ineonverisnce,spd
i'nhk IN short time she viii be restored to peEeet
health since my daughter has been doctorias,
nave heard OF . great many cases that Mrs MInehes
ter mas curea. ithink Il any person deserves pat.
ronsse the one who tries 10 preserve the health
Of the sick and sufering and kno,. thai shs uses
every eaort which lies In her power to benoat her
psaen~. SARAH L. kEIGHTa.
GnoRsE kEIsHTs
ABBY n. KNIGHTS,
EMMA knieEIs.
Bsrsnsscsek, Masns, Angzst 6fA.
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SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
Washin gtnn Cffv .Juna.A Isgl

Washington CITY. June "A. 1854
M ANTED-SHr0e'RS aud 1ssisfdHt Surgeons
w FOR the Cotored Troops-Canddaies must be
Graduates of some Regular Medical College. and
must be examined by Board of Medical Officers 20
De convened by the Surgeon General. The Board
Will determine whether the candidate will be ap-
pointed Surgeon or Assistant Surgeon according to
merit Applications accompanied by one or more
test monials from respectable persons IS to moral
character sc. should be addressed TO the Surgeon
General, U. 5. A, Washington, ID. & or TO the As
sistant Surgeon General, u. 5. A.. Louisville XIV
Boards are now in session az Boston, New lo-k
Washington. Cincinnati. St. Louis, and New Or
leans.
Also wanted Hospital Stewards for Colored Reg
iments. Candidates must possess fair En- elish Ed
uestioD, and be familiar with the eompounding and
as IN the case of Surgeons and Assistant surgeons
Compensation from s23 90 to s3S 90 per month"; with
clothing, rations. fuel and quarters.
JOS. h. BARNES
luiyi-2awSm Acting Surgeon General.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

Immediately and instantaneously, we pledge our
utists-our favorable acquaintance withIhe peopIe
prop ieIoIs OF the World renowned = oess tog06
bdtsdm, II 1t is Used according TO our directions
which may be found with eaen bottle
We add below some Testimonials from our neigh
oors and townsnen, to which We ask you. careful
attention. $500.
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DIR. j. Il. HUGHES
CAN BE soUHD AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS.
No. S Temple Street.

VUHERE he can be consulted privately and with
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted At an
hours daily, from A. n. to or. N.
Dr. ii. addresses those who are suderin under the
Affection OF private disease, whether arising from
impure connection the terrible vice of seifabnse
Devoting his entire time 10 that particular branch Of
the medical profession, he feels warranted in GUAR
AETEEINa CURE IN ALL CASES, whether oflonf
standing or recently contracted. entirely remoyin
the dregs of disease from the system, and making
perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
He would call the attention of the afflicted to
TACT Of his long standing and well earned reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance Of his skill and sue
cess.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-16
New Haven, June 20, 1854
I'm orrant 10 T,areIs,.

While lourneying on the cars, my stomach be.
came oaaly deraugea, causing severe pain In NV
mead. HAD II oeen ON the water 1t would have
Deen called se9-sickness A lady sitting by lac
knowing my CONDITION, reached out bolt e saving
take s~ollow." did so and in less than hys
minutes my trouble " Ms Ell ded. The meaiciue WAS
Goes Dyspepsia Cure, and IRON the efIaeI h h.d
upon the stomach and what | have learned OF il
since hnk II must be an excellent r, medv far
Sea-sickness and d. spepsia. ~
80 -, MRS. SAMUEL FIELD.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-16
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