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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23

Counterfeit ives on the State Bank Of
lno,ana-an excellent imitation--sr Q
ear, N, % o,. ee 10 circulation. Tley bsvs ssa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23

con,,isA .acifce Of Medicine and OF Mateyia
@ in the American Medical Institate Of Louis
ny, IN 1000, 81 aad so. DR.. Jsrdon 10
Pssonsing in Cincinnati. Here 10 the. letter
.n "c,so,ssAr1, Q. July s, 1876,
"Deer Still ansyerto your INQUIRIES. vd 20.
esy that have known DIR. James, formerly lfts.
Janes' Luck Hospital, New Orleans, and nov
chicago, Illinois OF and IN, for the last iva
years, and think | may safely say that. ipi
line Of practice, do not know his superior. i'll
equal. knew him two years in New Orleansa
three summers in this city, and in beth ,ls,
had occasion to recommend patients vanti
treatment in that lane to him, and in every ca
SO far ssi could learn, he was succel,ful. .
gave the most perfect satisfaction. He has yrt
me start made tho study Of what are called s
eret Diseases specially. and has, believe. b~
most eminently successful. know of NO one :.
whom l would sooner recommend : pstient ssio
fnend Daeding treatment Of that kind, or for Al
| Of the Kindred complaints or chronic diseas
which 20 ha made his study, than to him. Yo
can think, safely recommend or send such %
usots 10 ntD, IN csse You do not wish to tres
them yo"sseit. Yours truly, J. H. JORDAN, M. III o.
fHs CHICAGO PAPERS sAY .r,
'Dr. James comes here - highly recommends,
as III possible to ben only from the press q
New Orleans. but the PRESS Of the almost ent;r,
| South, And also some Of she most eminent INV
sicians Of The .ountfy" -
| Dr: James Once ssd Perlors are s6 Randolph
s'lees, between state and Dearborn streets.
Omcs open from 4. \. Il r n. excent Snn.
days, when open in tho afternoon.
Fnvats entries and sxits, end eli pfofaesional n
tefviews confidential.
Persons at = distance can address Dr.. lame. hv
enclosing POSTAGE samn faupl-dw1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23

LADIES, l.aaSes, Ladies.
Doat you fail to read the advsrtisemsot In
THE fspsr headed
111aHoortants 10 Fem A1OO
lDr. Cheeseman, Of New York, has devoted tho
/, ,st thirty years Of his Practice to female cou-
y. 'uints. his Pills act like a charm. They are
Rebate md Safe. to@9 dx6w
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n. n. FsGA ~ Us u 20.
Groet rs& / Cfnal'SSiOn Merchants,

NO. 4s FRONT Tow, MEafHiS, TENN,
IN Tor The arei as and sale Of
Clifton 7.bacco. fryr.sy,~s. F74nr, Port. Bet.
LAe.se, Aay trim Uiists Ale Beer d
EsaIs OF Ys.te5s Psoinc~.
We dru at 81 b. On few f.r., C0icsgo Sni
Sa L,uas. Csls.csioie nf Mcnpnis prem PITY ~
ssnsed ~, and PROC Emit ei On day q psy
rsrt. Mark goods ! ~ "Iafs 81 M.nphis
kaskss Co., -. Lesia." sbSs-sa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23

9YAVG11G 010V
% sn1tosDsri y -
The City Fro Insurance Com
pany Of Hartford.

To the auditor Of the State o. Iomd. jan. /. Ca
The esmc Of the Company IL "TH Cnr FisE
jNsu.AkCz ~ohRANY cF uAlTgOzD, locstea a.
Hss' lord, tonr.
Tbs capital ) och OF the Company is.s25o. coo.no
Aaosat vi Gari al Itccx psii up H.. zsO.'o'-so
&uy rua n .sHAxf YpLlC q.
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Ml-CELL ANGUS.


II fo-ns a lat even and elastic seem which a
"a'fanten mol " mp weHy even II the e.. m 10
guy ~ frequent Intervals sud nisn under sii cir
cums'ances $50 snivive the vii n lab"
= patented aev &c OF g,.st utility 10 leap.r.
prev, n's th- cssih iiy q the rarhina hei, p,pp
~ NE w'ong d'iect on or the haIauce-sh.si
wsa ing lady's ifess ~~'
hao Or eAiUrr watch deserves rar.ieul,, NJ.
not . set afr,.,. 'Nn eu"-
~ ep ih"'tcs " the Cd low piiesa fsmiIv
-" - = sblte ih@t ~ public have lotr cen
"anfirg 20 o~tor T,ar>srm
We inu 'h -n"et'ei p','duction m for fam
~ us es ee'Sl. IA . her .i.i hea, anv ,,rrsr
Is N vita IL fh@, Er.atng Jopr.,f
NMtehanl. y se..ivr .cts fi4- a-,-.,,
hao 'e. 'e hn' nps' .-ivtc.s le v.vin
,hH'oi' /" hst' pa c'"sa4fh Gui,h,i a.d 30
simple IA T. c,Ist uctieu tast II ,eY,,s ill.,,
iWr $50 c TO- 70 ge- out o. tepa.r- , i,sJ,r,
| C1ronfde J
| iies combined with It's evu peculiar merit, nj,
tue really valuable IMP oven epts OF The l. ahe,
| tfieei machines Iesn. giranjon :.
iLis mtehinc N tbe "ianio., VI he ron ,pit,es
hiis more te"r,s the requiren ea's of r.iieoipa.
chine IN N say Gu exhis lion frdnkiin .stftu,s
! Repo,s Of Sis
| taking IN consideration SIMPLICITY .~hesrne,s
Cur oihiy md ooiag all W. J., he eoaui,tee aer.
uuan' uieeslS IN tav,r Of ,t- ii.,, d G,bb.. +,
'ngie thread machine ,,se.,er. ,ia So. 40
! ,th'0t rccts',' L'1,orS.
N 81 Ia ICE Nifets 0urronB lebee IN !h e
: ~ fi's - y .coX ~ .s,bhs sew ing n,arh m, -
! y ".n, Re ,u.ta great d'.jdc,Gtup las lee,
+, p''ed ~ II ~ rs~Ving t'yeni douot th., two
! inca are tct, a. IVES supp ed rtces.pry to q
| 20 nncai q. - thssttoa .adpoeu,e oha L,nrpai
Jsnc 81 laGo.
A'er n0ch w.sr and mony ,sshipcs tho
! stit ,hins s. fouud 20 retain al Ito ~, ra,..s
eve:pe's sn9 Lriunesf witch are so UGH sd,,,,.d
at itst.-.',m Ioe6 SIN,
| Ia prinrit ioit l. p,tiect -Epains-r L,9o,
!tss - Gent 'ints Of superiority I've .u,tL.rs
I1d,d'f edtt tiess
a setsi cable machine. or this ". have ~.
per- &c III our usn family. E,S,0s. lr!r lar
ine e'gty aud -inH city rt its rnecba5i len,
are aamiIat ir III tss.
f9seHi"r IN s'hioe herg'ofnre intrcan.ei ba,
Ia - Sa'ri : i'e scqn,t'd .uch viii melted pup
ularify.-- E.s,tn, All GaEtt ''F
We ts,etn'f IT tie ttst msoliI.e FIR "a, ly use -
Ite stitch as a" Sceft,oart -sg..d By manu- nan.
dted c'ts=cns II I4-t1te9i,a
s-sg seed iof - tl.cuinr ~,
JAWS WILCOX Mstufscurer.
sp3 II Sos Pro-awnv " Y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23

u u J. y!iF YsF7sFlVN" q = As q itENaE
. Z an = nvR1a0.
Published for the benefit, AM rs warning ard
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN,
whO suffer from Spsrma tsrrboea. Nervous Dsbili-
", Premature Decay, ETC., supplying at the same
time The Means OF Self Cure. BY one who
has cured himself after being yut to great e1pense
and injury through medical humbug AM qaack-
cry.
By enclosing . postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be bad Of the suthor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
mv37 .dAW1y1 tsdf.rd. Kings Cc~,sv. NJ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23

SPECIAL NOTICES.


Browns 8rOOchiml Truche..
1hcas LoEcnges are prepared from highly g.
tsen1ed recipe for sll.visting BRONCHIAL AFrEc.
rroNs, AsrHA.. HoARsEEsss. Corsns, Coz ps and
Irrita. n OF lorcness Of tho Thiopt
PUBLIC SpEAKEa>, AM VOCALISIS'
Will find them caoaoial il clearing the vol 9
before spc. h.ug -r singing, ard relieving the
Throat al or any usual exertion OF
the veal organs, having eeulisr sa-ptat;on to
SELECTIONS W ich dis'nrb the organs of speech.
Een2S uw,n>
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23

DISEASES OFTssE. EEFsNUS, SEM
ISAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL SY..
TENS. new ard reiiatie treatment in Re-
perts If the H0WAsD ASSOCIATION Ssnt
by mail in sealed envelopes. fro Of charge. Adj.
iress, DIR. }. shil.tiN On, Howard
Association, 30. . South Ninth Street Phila
liz Isa Pa ry3e-a&w3n,
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FRESH FAhAY GR0cEa.E !,
JAEsEs asssssslEY.

FAMILY GROCER,
Il EEpS CONSTANTLY IN HAND At Ill
IN Old sts BID. corner Of Brady an Fifth straits.
large ani most conn., :aci'ce Of Medicine and
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23

de tonnectIcat STATE BONDS o,OOV cow
Accrued intere.s On iny.st-
menss pay abba Jan. !, "a. Sl,2Ms6
Bal on book due from Ag'ts ',y7499
Cssh hsnd snd in Bank Ii, leAe9
Cssh in hsrds o. Ayen,s,cs
in Tran it. less Ccmmission
and charges, 160Oe 60
Loans on mortgage RI Estste q, 10000
Loans secured b Hedge Of
Bank ana other stocks, $3.50 %
Office furniture, Library 80. 1,s73.TleS.s4A4
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Arpr,og's OFFICE. Iowa.

Arpr,O.'s OFFICE, lQwA.l
DE-. BorHE4 jan. IL, 1884
Irr HEREBY CERTIFIED tina: on this -fxtea'. N
dav o. January, 1894 sworn statement was ~
&c Ia this oiics, showing thu c5udiloh VI TX
City Fire insar,noe Comisny Jece'eu At nav
ford ia the State Ct ioInec ncut, On 'ie n - jay
o. January, d l.. 1884, in accordance win PRO
Vision Of a. Act of tho General Assembly - ."s
Sta. az iowa. en- i'll ID "An Act IN rel .tion TO IN
snrspus Com r. oies,' approved Jsrusry 70. 1857
aud an AsA ameuda tory thereto. sFptored Feo.u'
arv h. 1855. and IN Act in relation 10 Late 10
surancs tom !. MES, approv Mr.h = o, Io'1
that said st,tsc.ent shows that .a'a Oo"p- "a
cosses sei OF the requisite amcuLto VI capsA'
iuv-s.ed a. required By law
Auth. rity is therefore given 70 the ABOVE nam
ed ComcsLy to transact their sppTSpri sss ousi'
ness Of Insurance in this state IN accordance
with the laws thereof until the 3tst day OF dan.
usry, 4. D. One Thousand Eight H0"ored ana
Isi.s,so certified, that !ohu !. swhs. Esq Of
Davenport his b.,n 1:sly apo n'ea ~ 'a.a W =.
pany their lawful scent an. A"orh1y ~.
County 1t scott, with iuIl power 1850 =,
kasuran:e herein AMI to acknO = lodge -,
process, - provided b. law. upn his f ing ;.
the Clerk o. 'hs t'istrc: court In and for sail
cuun'y, crit tsa capy II ths statement On file
ia this oiic,. 1t ;sfurther cs.tifsd tha. the at
cnsd is true AMI correct copy Of tho said
sta;ement
;- IL TESTIMONY WHye,Gv, l have here
J, un set my hand and affixed my seal Of
Office this 10th day Of January, A. u.
J. W. CATTE1L.
Auditor Of State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23

/. j. WELLS.
PHI a * III a s.g)'s' ~ .
nc. ga IL ac.y ct,
DsAiEsil!
Drugs, lac 's;icai., Paint.
nii., Sarnisiaes Dyc>,'a,ass,
puiy, ss.us fses. >ssV.iratA
g1ensal sRstY0 snlemt., Per.
1nssicry, SpOa scs- Fancy r.
etcie., ~aaps. Liqisr> for
1nled1rei purposes. Patent
Medjs5Da >. &c 4
Particn'arasa. ntioss paid
"a shy>iciaN's g'rcscrip-
items ;:sd Orf:ers from
Country .hysiciisns.
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LIABILITIES.
No Liaoil, ii 10 Banks OF others, duo
sId not Gue.
No Losses djusted and due.
Losses n i,tei ani not due. ..-....... 1850. %
psnse waiting turtle, proof. 10. 1900
No other ciai ms ssrinst the Comp1py.
Tho rule OF tho company limits the
amoVni Of one rick to $4,000.
Tie g-estest amount allowed Ia be insur-
Ell in any one Guy lorn or village,
varies ofdins " its sizc AMI C ass II
property.
Tho greet test amount allowed TO DO injured
in any aue block, varies as IN the pr
oesf,pg
No part OF it. capitai or earnings are de-
posi- ed vita any S:ate or states asse
cutity for Losses therein.
Act Of Incorporation is Same as hereto
fore fled.
C. y. Bowsss, Pest,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23

Supes,O. to any.
adhesive PREPARATION troHn
HILToh'S IAsoo unL. CEMENT
sa new thing, and the re-
.uit or yeafs OF study ; its
Combination Is Oh
scientific Principles.
.srd under nc stances
Inr cbanEe III t-mr--.-ts,
ALI i, I~vUfne c.rtNpt "
eh.it eLy oiicH,lve smell.
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oREsr InG0vhlI |!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23
Useful Il Valuable
Discovery !!
tfilTCN'S
| Is.!tsie tsntrt

Is Of mere general preciiea
Utility tnah any invention
now betore the Inal,c. 1t
oa5 been tbJfoagl,ly t.st, j
Gt,rs tl.s last Two yeas by
fsetisai u -, AID pEeaoan.-
81 r4 al TO ia
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HApf1OpD Cor NrY,

Personally appeared, e. B. Bowsks, President.
and WM. =. B.Kss, Secretary o. The City Ere
Iasuraacs Company Of Hartford, and made OF to
thst the foregoing statement. BY them subscre
ed, 10 true, ful, snd correct statement OF 'ne ~
be a.cerain.d It this date, it, actual condition
On the 6rst day Of January, ie6l.
Before me, lSisned)
r. E. Day.
H. 81 Justice OF the Peace.
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al.

treat i arlag
l. XPRLSS TRIAL
az kuG.l, on the n
West, via the haac
tn anca On the a ii
Broad Gauge Atlani
fro N 4. veiani. U.
vantag.. iroa Dunk
laed. U OF . Elk I
aud comfort w-Ebo,
Palace Cars, direct
attained BY no 9th 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-14

Hall in aid ofthe Freedmen on the Mississippi
over which Mayor johnson presided. Not
outstanding notice was given in both houses
Of the Legislature, and members were urgent
ly requested TO attend, the hall was quite thin
and those who did attend were so afflicted
with kind of ill-manners much too common
in all places, that the speakers were almost
constantly interrupted by their leaving the
hall, clambering down from TIE galleries with
as little regard TO the noise they were making
as though they were retreating from we'll
managed rebel battery. A Rev. Mr.. Hawkins
of Massachusetts, spoke for an hour, but he
was not very lelicitous in his remarks. He
was followed by Capt. Brinkerhofl, in one Of
the most effective, well arranged, and really
eloquent off-hand addresses to which have
ever listened. He was enthusiastically cheered.
Rev. W. A. p. Dillingham;, member of the
House from Wateryille, closed, and made an
excellent speech. SPURwINK.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-14

SPECIAL AGENCY, City Hall,
Portland, Jan. 10, 1864.
To the Editor Of the Press:
The publications of the Commission have
recently been spread, broadcast, before the
people, and no comment is necessary. The
special attention Of those in whose hands they
have been placed, is respectfully requested in
their examination.
The Institution has outlived the most violent
assaults that its enemies could hurl against it,
and stands unscathed, acknowledged as the
nations great benefactor, and monument of
praise and glory to its founders and support
ers. Its lcorks are its most eloquent advo-
Gates.
1t is, moreover, gratifying to its early and
constant friends, to find among its present pat
rons and defenders land those most Jealous in
its praisel many who were at first its most
bitter enemies and assaiants.
Contributions in money will be received and
receipted for by the undersigned, as hereto
fore; Or they may be sent to the Treasurer
Geo. I. Strong, 6S Wall street, New York.
Supplies in kind may be sent, as usual,
through the established channels, or to the
care Of the Special Agent at Portland.
aTAll persons wishing to keep themselves
constantly informed of the doings Of the Com
mission in its multiiarious operations through
out the whole country, should send t,co dol
lars to the agent, and receive, for one year, the
semi-monthly Bulletin, a treasury Of most in
teresting and useful information.
w. II. HADLEY, Special Agent, &c.
Will city papers please copy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-14

RESPECT FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY
who have become familiar with rebel-sympa-
thizing English newspapers, know how ready
they are to complain of the barbarous modes
in which our war is carried on, and to assert
that the Union soldiers do not show sufficient
respect for the private property of the rebels.
1t would be well for them to call to mind the
enlightened modes in which their fathers pros
ecuted the war against the rebellious colonies
when they employed as allies the Hessians to
fight for mere plumber. The following item is
the record, In his own language, of the winning
of one Of those employees Of the British Cox
eminent, IN pfundering excursion near New
York City. He says:
I'VE gained considerable booty, as well in
money, silver watches, silver plates and spoons,
as also in furniture, good clothes, fine English
linen, silk stockings, gloves and cravats, with
other costly silk stuff, satin and dry goods.
My plumber, which l safely brought back with
me, amounted to two silver watches, three sill
yer buckle-rims, pair of woman's wooden
stockings, pair OF mans mixed summer
stockings, two shirts and four chemises of fine
English linen, two fine table-cloths, one silver
tablespoon, and one silver teaspoon. five Span
ish dollars and six York shilnes in money.
The rest, namely, eleven ellis OF fine linen, and
over two dozen silk handkerchief, with six
silver plates and silver goblet, all tied to-
gether in a bundle, had to throw away and
leave to the pursuing army, on account OF the
long and rapid march,"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-14
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
AUGUSTA, Jan. Il

SENATE.
Mr.. Spring introduced an act to incorporate
the Portland Glass Co. Also act to authorize
the city of Portland TO exempt the Portland
Glass Company from taxation, which were re-
ferred.
1t was ordered that that portion of the Gov
ernor's Message relating to capital punish
ment be referred to Joint Select Committee
consisting of seven on the part of the Senate
and one from each county in the House.
Petition OF the European and North Amer
lean Railroad Co., for extention of charter,
and asking FOR State aid, was referred.
A bill was reported changing the name of
the Maine State Seminary to Bates College,
and altering the charter OF same, which was
read and assigned.
Mr.. Walker announced the death OF his col
league, Hon. George A. Starr, Senator from
Knox, and paid tribute to his memory.
Mr.. Stewart offered the customary resolu-
tons which were unanimously adopted and
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
The act concerning the suspension of specie
payments passed to be engrossed.
An order passed referring all petitions of a
private nature presented after February 10th,
to the next Legislature, provided the Senate
concurs.
Various orders of inquiry were adopted
and sundry petitions were presented and re-
ferred.
message was received from the Senate
announcing the death of Hon. George A.
STRAIGHTFORWARD.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-14

These Lozenges are prepared from q highly es-
teemed recipe for alternating bronchial lBecfions
Asfhma, Hoarsemess, Coughs, Colds, and Irritation
Soreness of the Throat.
PUBLIC STEAMERS AND yOCALIsTS
VIII find them beneficial In clearing the voice before
speaking or singing, and relieving the throat AFTER
any unusual cxertion of the vocal organs. having
peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the
organs Of speech
Sold BY al Druggists and Dealers in Medicine In
the United States and most foreign countries 1t %
cents per box. Jana din
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BoSToN-Ar 18th inst. brig Fannie, Hubbard, I'm
CardenAs Dec 2ith; Sch g Carts, Atwood. Deals
Jar 18Th, schr Elvira Conant, Norton, Mansanil-
L. Dec ii, via Home3 Hole I; schr Oranaska. Fer.
ris Winterport In coming up the harbor grounded
on Bird Island this forenoon. and filed with water
She has cargo OF 2s0 bushels potatoes.
FORTRESS MON ROE. Jan SAN vessels report.
ed as having arrived in the Roads during the past
week sid this AM. with wind NV.
NEW YoRk-Ar 18th. bark Henry Buck Nichols
Monteyideo 81 days; Br brig Stranger, st Martins
16: Br sch VIM Cousins. st John + X.
Cid 18th steamer Parkersburg. Whitehead. Port
land schs 5 Gricr. Bonsal, aud l. Lockwood, Dur
brough. Camden.
NEWPORf-Sid llth. schr Montana. Gates, Port
land l2th schr Dashing Wave, Wiley. Portland for
Bangor via Salem for New York; schrs ID Hart
Hart, Bath for New York; Francisco, kilby, and
Maracaibo. Henley, Portland for do I; Anfietnm
Irons. Addison for N York; Josiah Achorn, Gregg
", Rockland for Washington, D 9.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-14

HORSE TIAiNING.-Mr.D Magner, the eel
ebrated horse trainer will lecture on his IA
vorite subject as follows:
AT Bethel, Friday evening, 18th inst
Bridgton, Monday evening, 18th inst.
Naples, Tuesday, 10th inst.
Casco, Wednesday, Goth inst
And he viii be at each of those places on the
day succeeding the lecture. He win also be
at Waterford Flat, on Monday, 18th inst.
dt20th
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Parsons Celebrated COUGH CANDY

tretsls only II cts per flor the cure Of Bro1
chifis, Hoarseness, Coughs, Cotds and irritation Of
the Throat Being wholly free from all greeabs
taste Is peculiarly adapted to the above diseases in
Children ~ well IS adults. Prepared BY SHoRT 3
WATKRHousH, Apothecaries, corner Of Free and
Middle streets. Portland, Me- The highest testimon
als can be given OF the superior qualities Of this ex
celent Cough Remedy, For sale by all Druggists.
Portland, Oct ~. 1868. 3medkveov
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In this city, ID inst by Rev. G. Fuller. JEFF C. Cal
ison and Miss Ellen 8. Burne both Of this city I'd
inst. by same. Charles j. Sanford and Miss Isabel
Meiienry. both Of this city 4th inst by same. Cha
In Lewiston. 9th inst Mr. John Ossood Stevens and
Miss HELEN Mari Parker. both of Greene.
In hath, 18th inst, Mr. Studey Bisbee, Of d. and
Miss HELEN A Tibbitts, Of W oolwich.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-14

A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. free from Tan, Pin.
pies and freckles, may easily BE- procured BY using
shaving i Is unsurpassed-a single drop making .
. fine lather II IS composed Of paim-oil honey aud
other valuable articles highly perfumed BY its own
ingredients, and when used for washing. night and
morning. renders the skin soft and white and free
from bemish. Price 50 cents. For sale by H. 4.
HAY. Agent for Maine, and all druggists.
noy26 decd oew3m
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Dea. Alexander Drum
mond, one OF the oldest and most esteemed
citizens of Bangor died very suddenly OF
heart disease, on Tuesday last. The Wing says
he arose as well as, usual apparently, and
went to the Railroad Station at an early hour,
for the purpose Of attending the Congregation
al Conference at Oidtown tof which he was
MODERATOR, and while at the ticket Office fell
into the arms of the bystanders, and died
while being conveyed home, or in few min
utes aiterward. He has before been subject
to fainting spells from organic disease of the
heart
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CARE ELIZABETH, July l, 1868.
SIR:-During my connection with the State Re-
form School. as q. teacher, T.. +. Atwoods Bitter
were introduced there and used with success
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, &C., A.P. HILLNAN.
HANOVER, ME-, Oct. I, 1851.
Dear ri have used l.. y. Atwoods Bitters
tor some 10 or Is years have tried great number
Of medicines for Dyspepsia but without effect These
me Of this distressing complaint. Ny neighbors
have also been greatly benefited by the Of them
JOEL HOW.
II Berare Of CouaferJeifs and base imitafioas
some Of ~hich aer signed I'M" r., instead Of L. NJ
hf,ccod. The genuine is signed Z. n. Atrood, aad
as safeguard against imposition bears an EXTRA
LABEL. coanfersigaed II. n. HAY, Drnggisf, Port.
land, Me-, sole General Agent.
ally. jyl3 6mcod&w4
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p-If you arc going to the West, South, or North
West procure Through Tickets At Lirrrx's Unior
Ticket Once. No. 81 Exchange Street. where you
may have choice Of routes At the lowest ratcs o.
fare. and obtain all needful information.
Nov. 2, 1868. TuThS&wff
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In Poland Jan 18th. Charles w Ballou aged mos
only son Of Rev w and NJ l. Ballou.
In Bangor, 18th Inst. very suddenly Dea Alexan.
der Drummond. aged about 10 years.
In Lewiston, llfh inst, Zebina HINT, aged nearly
g. years
In ST Augusta. MINI. Dec 49, Gowen Wilson, aged
70 years. formerly Of East Machias.
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