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The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-26
LATE PROM THE NORTH.
New York papersof the 10th furnish the
following Yankee news from Gesrpia:

Lsfesi from C.mgiy-HooS repnsented a. retreat.
ing before Shuman-the Situation.
The Yankeesare again in communication
with Sherman, and claim that Gen. Hsod
is relreating before him. The following
saicial dispatches are published:
Ship Gap. Oct. 1876 p. M.--we took
Ship Gap to-day, capturing a part Of the
Twenty fourth North Carolina. I've corps
are represented TO be at Lafayette, and enc
weEt south from viilanova plain. They
sbstructed Sake Cr.sx pass 70 delay oul
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-26
supren.e eourt.-w. I.,tn ftom Is. Cor.

Supreme Court-Ws learn from ias Con.
ser,siivs, that Chief Justice Pearson. has called q
Teeisl Term Of this Court, TO be held on the Goth
Instant. 10 decide whether one whe Va. under 6fly
uhea The military bill passed, bot has since arrived
q tAs. sse, s bound 70 continue n said service; =;
and slss, whether substitute. who ~a sver 6iiy
-Asn put 10, i bound to sers after The PrncpsI
gscs bsck 70 the amy.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-26


Gen. Lees liaes are nov in 4 csnditisn
10 resist the strongest force Of the enemy.
Oar infsrnatisn gives assurance that all
anxiety in regard to the result Of Grants
is at an cad. The celebrity
with which our men have moved TO the
trent upon the call Of the government. en-
titles them to ths highest praise. The re.
cent accsssions 70 the army are equal ID
any men We have in the field. and the 81.
tislaction il affords Gen. Lee TO be thu,
backed up, is immense.
Equal alacrity il is said, is being eIhib.
tied in the South, in the reinforcsmsnts oil
Beaureglrd. As yet much secrecy is OBJ.
served 10 regard 10 the movements Of Gen.
Hood, yet the indications are favorable 10
. brilliant end Of the campaign in :ha,
quarter.
The effect Of q crushing blowto both ar.
mics Of the enemy. in . shsrt period
would be 20 end the war at much earlier
perisd than many anticipate. II, however
Grant and Sherman delay their movements
i must be vigilantly improved during Ii,
winter months. in husbanding our rssour
css and preparing fer the future.
Daily Csnservaiivs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-26

0ns nuath Of spirit and energy nsn,
(says the Erlnins-.) ard the campaign is
ever, and the rar 10 over. We do aot
mean If the years csnpaign end fayotably
for us Mcclellan will be elected as presi-
dcE. This may come. or mar sst cone |;
bri &c 7trt Of our chances for an Memorable
pese. srs Independence rests upon that.
Ls; .as vii ss Ysskes Presidekt, with
the allure Of GRAFT or 6hsrnan, tais ysar
ENDS tEs war.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-26
PROM sIcsHoEp.

R::Snsn!. Oct. sl.-0hci.l dispatches
stat. tLt! Early ait,.ked St.ridan's camp
at CEDAR O:-.tL before day sa the ist6,
surprised and foatsd the stk end 9th corps,
drsvs the 9Th corps bsysnd Middleton, and
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-26

The Legislature Of Al,bsns sdjsurned .fer s.-
s0n Of twelve days They passed 90 law providing
fs' the further organisation Of the militia, tsough that
vas SUPPOSED to Be- the prime object Of the cali.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-05-25

brother-in-law Lieut.. Col. Miles. They
said he was brave almost to reckless
ness; that his coolness in the thickest
OF the fight was unsurpassed by any
officer in the army. Said one of the
wounded men of his regiment in the
hospital at Fredericksburg, with tears
IN his eyes, he never stood in the rear
and said, go in boys-but always led
us, saying, "come on" They all as
sured me that every effort would be
made to recover his body.
After supper there was heavy pick
ct firing in front, and night attack
was feared We were on the brow of
hill, in field, exposed to the artil-
lery Of the enemy. At midnight an
order came to be ready to march at
o'clock; we breakfasted at two, and
Capt. Wakefield invited me to 90 with
them and see the great fight of the
war. did so, and we moved in the
grey dawn, several miles through
fields, woods, swamps, over rebel rife
pits occupied four days before, towards
the right Of Lees army Far as the
eye could see, black masses Of men
and artillery were moving in the
same direction. Four parallel lines
of battle were formed along low
ridge, and while they stood there ex-
pecting every moment to begin the
contest, | wrote the names of the kill
ed and wounded from The adiutant's
book. Several hours elasped and no
sign Of the battle commencing; with a
sad heart [ left these noble men stand
ing to fight our battles, and silently
conrnitting them to the care of the
Gcd Of battles, bid them good bye.
Persons visiting the army, or who
are anxious to hear of wounded or
missing soldiers, will be greatly aided
by calling on Col, Francis Jordan,
Penna. Agency, 487 Eleventh ST.,
Washington, or DR.. James King, Sur
geOn General at Fredericksburg, to
both Of whom [ am indebted for many
favors.
Yours truly,
VIM. DoRRIs, JR.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-05-25

Our regular edition to-day is SO
qu1res and Is sheets, or S82 copies, to
which we have adfed some extra
sheets for the accommodation of the
public.
The Selinsgrove Times AYERS that
he advocates ''no doctrine or principle
that was not advocated by the fathers
of the republic" 1t is generally believ-
ed that the devil made the same apol
ogies for has treason when he was kick
ed out of Heaven, and it is therefore no
wonder that one who endorses Longs
Infamous disunion speech and more,
should initiate the appeal of an illustri-
ous prototype.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-05-25
THE MARKETS.

LEwIsrowN. May IS, 1864.
Butter, is quoted at 25 cts; Eggs.
Is; Lard IA; Wool, washed, IS; prime
Red Wheat, Leo; Corn, l. Is; Rye, l .25;
Potatoes, 80; Extra Flour, per 100.
400; Fine $50; Superfne, 3.75; Family,
40; Salt per Dbl. 3.75; Sack, 1926.
Philadelphia Market.
Flour-Superfne 81 90, extra 7 81
as 80. Rye -four 90. Corn meal
5 rs per bbl.
Grain-Red wheat lSOc, white l9Oa
2OOc. Rye OO0al55c Corn 14O. Oats
sue weight. Cloverseed 81 OOa7 25
per "a lbs; Flaxseed 40 per bushel
Timothy 2 so.
Beef Cattle, Halle; Cows, s25 to 65
per head; Sheep, lla12c per lb gross.
hogs, $40 to IA 90 the 100 lbs net.
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Died.

In Decatur township, on Saturday even
ing, May q, JAMES DORMAN, esq, form
efly County Commissioner.
In Granville township, on Sunday morning.
May %, after brief attack of ervsipeIas
FRANKLIN CALDWELL, aged about 40
years. His eldest son was buried but few
weeks ago, in this, as in many other instan-
ces, showing in how short time Death can
make desolate happy homes separate friends
and render asunder the ties that bind us to
earth.
In the Hospital at Louisville, KY, of in
fammation of the lungs, on the 18th Nav.
JAMES A. ELLIOTT. son of VIM. P. Elliott
esq, of this place, aged 20 years and mo-
The deceased was a Sergeant in the 18th
Regular Infantry, and had conducted him.
self with much credit in several memorable
battles in Tennessee.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-05-25
Notice to the Heirs of James Sterrs,,
late of Armagh township. 6eceasas4

TNO Mary Sterrctt. widow If James S,a,,1..
H. NancyS McNitt, Mary Cummins Jan',
Cummins. David Cummins. Ehzahetb p' n
Beatty and Robert Cummins. all heir. d. a.
legal representatives of James Sterreft \.
ceased. Take notice that by virtue of w.. ,,
of Partition and Valuation issued ont @, ,S'
Orphans Court of Miffln county, an irooa,, a,
of Partition and Valuation will be he15 ~
the real estate Of the said James Sterrat, 4.
ceased, situate in Armagh township. N4R;,
county. on Thursday, June l6. 1854 A. IA
O'Clock, a. m. on the premises. when or3
where you can attend if you think proner
D. NJ C0NTNER. Sheriff
Shifts Office. Lewistown. May 20, IS64-4t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-05-25

THESE Licenses are now ready f,r 4,
Al cry by the Treasurer. and as he ! Ie''
pelied by law in a few weeks 10 boas S'a, .,
then in his hands to an officer for ole. al
those desirous of saving costs had bette, WI
at once: AMOS H0Or, 80
my25 Trea.n,o.
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Married.

On the 18th inst by Rev. J. L. Holm es,
ANDREW j. BRENNAN to Miss JANE
E. BUCHANAN, both of Three Locks, Milf
fin county.
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. R A e r.!
Provost MaShalS Office. 17ih Dis Pa.
HOllidaySburg, May %, 1864.

hOllldaySburg, May %, 1864.
First
THE Draft for sub-distriets deficient m.
Il der the calls for 700. 900 men will cam.
mence at the Headquarters of the Distric.
Provost Marshal of 18th District Penna. q,
lIollidaysburg, on Monday, the Both day d
May.
Second.
The assignment Of credits for volunteer,
will be continued, notwithstanding the Drsh
ALEX. NJ LLOYD
m25-lt Capt g. Pro. Mar. 18th Dis. Pa
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hl1 1ERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED
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Coxey Isaac Moll Miss sarah 6.
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70, Co[tua MISS Mary Mccoy VIM.
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Harshbarger Rev. j JMTbomnsnn A. Fl.
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kone Miss Sarah Wortza S;Ias
le-"T To obtain any of these letters tho
applicant must call for .adpertised letters
give the date of this list, and pay one cent
for advertising.
ss-"lf not called for within one month";
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
myZo SAMUEL COMFORT, P. NJ
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1ru&ses and Braces,
"A LII of the best kinds, for sale at
IA HOFFMAN'S.
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g. q a. R. FRYsINGER, PUBLISHERS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-05-25

The following official dispatches will
give our readers reliable intelligence
respecting the war since our last issue.

WASHINGTON, May II, p. m.
We have no official intelligence of anv military
operations since my last despatch The Richmond
papers Of Saturday state that General Steele had sur
rendered at Camden with 5000 men to Gen. Price
This Is known to be untrue. Gen. Steele with his
whole command withdrew some two weeks ago from
Camden. and Is ar Little Rock, having defeated
Kirby Smith on the way at Sabine river As hereto
fore stated, Gen. Sherman in close pursuit of
Johnston. having captured thousand prisoners
and eIghtpieces of artillery at Resaca
lSigned F. NJ. STANTON,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27

-
The editor Of the cieveisnd Hersld
formed one ct party Of four travslina
over the Pennsylvania railroad.s AtAi.
toona, in order to avoid. tha tobseco hit
ting nuisance Of the other parts Of lhe
train, the party e1deavofedtto Enter the
ladies' car, but were politely informed
that they could NOT be admitted nnless ia
company NTH ladies' Va will Ut az
writer tell his own etcvy :z4iAsAss ' = =
I'VE, yielding 70 the ruling - correct
just thea ss6tl56san bsat{sk A.bSs5d.
box mounted The platform, and ~ kev
was turned in the lock wi..tout question
Through the window ~ raw fAs h{ptJ
result Of the innocent fraud, Is the luck
passengers handed ovsssths handbox 70
lady, with laughing thlhks q the ~eom
plete success" of this happy exredieat
Upon that hins one Of the nouI ~ 6pok,
through tha window. aud o,t - kAnIdei
the potent bandbox. Its seccoa a.psxr
ance At the door worked ike rernIk -
the asmS e&e rinsnt With the hox IN,
times soose lse!yx slinej espgaau4xD
quoo he fourth man, eaG
onsN - lsuesbesn sspuies6k NV
III = t ksps q saoe;oA toi1xik'
!, e - w -
sA-saas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27
A seasimens for the Chicage Con-
y venslon.

A Sensiment for the Chicago Con-
The London Index, the organ of the
rebels in. Europe. Is informed BY . CORES
pondent thai 'yhe birthday of Thomas
Jefferson was celebrated ia New York by
the Anti Abolition Of State Rights Assoc
citation. at which toasts of peace and re-
oognition were dru6f, and speeches sasih
BY ex- Governor Seymour, Of Connecticut,
and Others. Among the letters read was
one from Hon. William B. Reed, OF Penn
sylvania, which expresses 10 the follow
ing paragraph the spirit Of the celebra-
ton. He says;
s.In ali that you say about this wicked
war entirely concur. 1t ought It once
to stop; and if recognition for the pur-
poses of'negotialion, or even ultimate re-
cognition Of ~sou,hera independence, be
necessary to arrest bioodsted then there
should be recognition Two years ago l
thought cav this necessity, and honesi-
IL said so.-- The dreasy chapter Of bleed
which has since been written has not
weakened my faith. | cling to it reso.
lutely, and am proud of the obloquy
which, 10 certain quarters, such faith u.
tracts. II peace does not come soon, We
may have anarchy, as we now have op-
preesive despotism."
We believe Mr.. Reed Is: what 'is called
'sdemocrat in good standing" that is to
say, thick-and thin pio-slassry man,
We suppose his letter will be read at the
Chicago Convention, 10 the delight of Mr.
Vallsndigham. The can't Abolition oil
State Rights Association" would seem t.
be composed of a kind Of men. described
by the Cincinnati Commercial,
-"who believe Major Anderson was an
abolitionist, who bombarded Fort Sumtel
because he wanted to take the property oil
South Carolina away from her for Liza
colns They also look 70 General Lee Il
the real head of the democratic party, ane
believe that he is fighting to restore the
Union, under JEFF. Davis, who is th.
President of the United Safes, under ths
constitution, while Grant is fighting. t.
dissolve the Union, and make the tyran
and usurper Lincoln, President in epit,
of the people, These believers ase sion
Vallandigham men,, and have great con
fdence in a horse thief il he is . seces
sionist. Alfof them who have heard 0
Andrew jackson, understand that h
stood up for South Carolina and John G
Calhoun during the nullifyiugl excite
ment, aud they think it was big thin
fer Jackson to whip tho Yankees at Ne,
Orleans.'' sssaeFase
1t may seem absurd 10. charge AZ
American with such ignorance. but 1
association whose members celebrate Wit
-s'southern Independents" spseshs ~,
letters the birthday Of Jeferson,s h
President who purchased Louisiana il de
fance Of the parsy:cry OF uncousdtati/r
ality in 1868, must be ridiculousiy ikhr
rant Of our history New Y vrk Eveois
Post. "a ? &C.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27

me PhsIadeiPhIeF FAIR r. Per. = +,
Our Daily Fare, the paper published
atathe Philadelphia Sanitary Fair, has re.
ceived contributions from Bayard Taylor
and Thomas Bushann Rapt and the fol.
lowing from DR.. Holmes:
why in these breathiess, sieepless times,
when every houris llkean sxe sssr& .sfss-s4>
Should poets pair tbs ruste rhymes ~ - y -* ?
That climb in every school boys pagef s@s9h-
Are tnes- the days for idle soDgsi
Are these the nights TO doze and dream, -
When all our nery manhood throngs
periIed nation 10 redeem?
Yet blame NOT him whose slender tone
Blcnfs with the stirring baftlecall
sTwss but a crooked RAMS horn blown
Down crashed the Goddess heathens wall
A word Of cheer may nerve the blow
That turns the conflicts trembling scale,
And he that newer saw his foe
May pierce him through his triple nell.
OEyEn WKxpEIL HoIxE.
Boston, June 4, 1884.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27

% They are making straw hats in
PStA aitbott my tilr1, ia piece bsiqI
supplied by two lalls Of lace, yelling the
hair ,rasex ssssEss s85 Il
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies nanded out Tor general use. should
have their efficacy estabs by well tested exper-
eianj whore pres tory etu0ies fts him Tor all the
duties he must fulfill; thscoun,ry s Hooded with
best in the world, which not only useless but al
ways injurious, Tha nasortuRate should be FARfTC
U1AR In selecting his physican, Ait Is alawentable
yet incontrovertable fact that many eyphilitic
paen made miser able with ruined constitutions
by mall, eatment from inexperienced phys clans In
general practice for it is point generally conceded
BY the best syphiographers thatthe study and man
agement OF these complaints should enEross toe
whole time Of those VINO would b. cornpetent and
SUCCESSFUL in their treatment and cure. The mex
perieneed general pi hctitioner having neither OPP
pnrtanity nor timeto make himself acquainted with
theiH pathology commonly pursues one system OF
use ofthat aatQ 6ated and dang rous.weapon, Mer-
curry. E1u9 - 70 $3.50 as nf3it Do ~ Th9f14iE .
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLY GER.
'''D 1Aii 8. " ffFICAfES. ~ y y I5FtoAN
Cotnrrh-- ScrofuIa. X A1i-2

a I. Mrs william Ellery, CTS Central Avenue
Chelsea. do certify that have bsen great suifere
ali my life fr m atarfh ans Sorofua Of tie worst
kind. At the SO oftwo years. the disease besant
assume violent form. All my life il has kept me
in rondaga. have had hundreds of liberated
throats; would have seventh a winter. had great
pain ana dizziness in my head, with many other Al =
ments Last wina the scrotula broke out under
my chin and run to such an extent that thought
my life would run out, as no doctor could cure me
One tola me 1t would take three years to stop the
running. Team TT II the suffering endured in body
and mind. Most providentially was advised to 60
and see Mrs n G, Brown. did so, In the begin
ming of May last i obtained her NJ t0phgstcdf Dis
cogeyy and used it fa' ully. The happy and gle
rious ieaults that am delivered from oil NV dis
eases. My Catarrh Is gone, my dizziness and head.
ache are gone. EEL as free from Scrofula and its
effects as any being in the wcrlu. In two weeks f.
ter began % the Medicine the running core
der my chin had ceased in lesst an mos b found
myself O cur woman II lie now nearly six months
since. and Ia had return ofdseass: NJ throat,
viii always troubled me with nlcerations, Is en-
tire.y cured Every exposure used TO give me cold
now do rot take cold at all. / feel stronger and
bet er than at any period OF my life. bad wind
my stomach; that ia all gone can feel the Dis
covery searching tn 'oagh my system NY circuia-
ton was ALWAYS bad; now It is good. ] am getting
much heavierand stronger ! am sixty-hye years
old. Iwani all the world to know of my. great de-
liyerance rom Cstarrh and Scrofula, and also from
the grave where expected soon to 60 eittt I
Mrs. WILLIAM E1LERY, u, Central Avenue,
Chelsea, where can be seen. slS3aHahae air.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
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WHERE he can be consuited privately, and with
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DR.. II. addresses those who are suffering under the
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Devetng his entire time 70 that pa tcular branch Of
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He would call the attention OF the af1icted to the
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furnishing sufficient assurance Of his skill AID sue
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14

.vi.--1If lI-l.! New Haven, Conn, June is, 1854.
Messrs. Editors ALLOW me, through your col.
nInns, % &c my gratitude tor ths benefit
have received from the use Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
Although was Q great sufferer from Dyspepsia,
the first dose gave instant relief and ore ounce has
enabled me 10 eat anything please, without pain.
i have now stopped using the medicine, as ] no
longer need II. b.nra 81 PALsuRA LYMAN.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
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Monthly Periods.

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spring from irregularity, BY removing the Irregular
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
TESTIMONIALS,

From the Pastor Of the Methodist e. Church, Mad
ison, Conn.
y have used Goes Dyspepsia Cure IN my family,
and oan willingly testify 10 Its value as medicine.
HErRY GIDMAND, Pastor NJ. f. Church.
Madison, Conn.,, June S0th, 1854. eiN
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
The Cheapest Agency
AdminltisstratOr,s Sale.

to ncense fgom the Judge OF Probate
IL for the County Of Cumberland, shall sell 1t
dsy OF December next, at 10 c'circk A. NJ, all the
right, title and interest Which Frederick sgTowle,
late o. Faamonth fhe Conrty q Cumberland. de.
~ acres ofIand and q DWELLING house, barn, ana
shoe-shop thereon, situa tn ssid simo1th on tie
road leading fro Port and 70 Pgesumpscot Bridge,
and adjoining land owned py n. O. ). Smith and
Robert Knight The same being subject to morfg.
age given to All xshder O. knight TO secure the pay.
ment of debt amounting to about $685. co.
RaWgsaa
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
For sale.

A SQUARE block of hand. Of about 1900 acres
Aoref wood land, the south side of the river St
Lawrence, in Canada East. 1t is interceeded by two
considerable rivers with eligible Mill sites. Well
wooded with every description of timber such as
pine and spruce in large Quantities, and maple,
birch, beech tamarac and bass woo to any amount.
Enquire of III T. MACHIN Portland.
: Portland, Feb 1854. feb25 eodff
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14

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tltde, Want of Appetite,
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

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The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
FOR SALE & TO LET LET
Farm for Sale!

Lsx-41 Z I. The sub cribef wishing to charlie
<NEzA - n ms loeatsen now of RS Tor sale lis
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The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
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. Festlanst June ]. lss4. 2 - ~ df ~
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
EIectic Medical InfIFmary,
" IS bnesTc THE LADIES rsgs

DIR HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies' who
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DR. Fl e Eclectic kenovating Medicines are unrivas !,
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The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14

Mr. C0e :-fhe bottle OF Coos Dyspepsia Cure Won
gAYe me has backed up your statement concerning
it, have only used half bottle, and can eat pine
apple short cake or anything elre, without trouble
uneous JANE A. LOWRY.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
FOR SAIErf

Il CLIFF COTTAGE. containing over 20
E& rooms large stable and sheds-stuated TWO
k5&SW and one half miles from Portland and the
lsE finest situation In Cape Elizabeth for q wa
Atering place and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire of q GEOsOWEN,
ap7 diff ~ : l0l Commercial Street Portland.