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MAsnIXGroN. Dec. 10.

See'y Fcssenden gives notice of the
readiness of the Treasury Department to
redeem on presentation by payment in
lawful money or by Conversion into bonds
as authorized 10y law, the 3 years treasury
notes bearing interest at Z 3-l0ths per
eentum, issued under the act of July 18th,
IoGl. Interest will cease on such treasury
notes not 50 presented, after three months
from this date, at which time under law
the right OF conversion ceases. Holders
will therefore govern themselves according
"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-16

CoNrI%ENrAL MoNrHLy.-The Deem
Der number of this loyal and patriotic
magazine is received with the following
table Of contents =
An Army, It's Organization and morc.
ment<-i5ith PAPER: d.nonc The Vision
The tndiyine Comedy. Polish Drama
Part " Self-Saeriiicc Shanghai, It
Streets, Shops, and People: On Hearing
Trio; ! he Ideal Man for the Universal
Imitation, or the Sinless Perfection OF ,Je-
sqs--a positive reply to Strauss and Renan
Sketches of American Life Scemery-VI.
To Smanac and back Tidings of Vic.
ter The .Es'hctirs of the Root of all
E'i. Miracles: Letter Of Hon. Robert J.
Walker, III favor sf the reelection Of
Abraham Lincoln; Genius Literary
Notices: Editors Table; .Cor unum win
una cod bless our Native Land.
Published l.! j. +. Trow, New York, at
$500 year
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GEEEs's LAS9lSG, BIC. g,A, lSGi.
Mrssas. sAwraR / BrRR:-

Arss2s SAWYER EvRR:-
Herewith We submit the following report:
Ar7th, SEA 0fioa, Higgins. Roeklaad for Eden
GOA Hunter, ThErlow, Koeklaud u Grceu'a
Landing 9th, Mincola, Holt, Ellsworth for
/ Boston; l0th, C,U,titlti1 >tTeut, NewGuryport
f5r Nili5Fid.e; l2th, Aleyotc. Manchester, n;
Desert for Belfast; l2th British sch Arna. Car.
.i'ie, Portland for It Johns, y. L l3ta, OIdlel.
low. Cow. Klstpart for Boston.
lcuss, respectfully,
GREEN 4 co.
ngsAsrErs ~ THG sroRy.-We Gni tie f.llow-
ins; in The ioar..e ropsrts of Sunday:
Hist.a, DEE IL. During Ia thick snoH,tarm
# ca.atasy sehr. Lion vert ashore "a Icvaui
beach. She struck Mt about 4 o'clock in the
afternoon. and before assistance could be render.
cd, tae vessel went 10 pieces, and al on board
periahed. Tie liie-boat from salem 7 lint made
several attempts to - 70 the aid If TIE schooner
but could not rsaoa her, owing 10 the yiulsncc q
he storm. From Papers found She is supposed G
be Maine vessel, With cargo If plaster, The
crew numbered five 'r six persons. SchT lion.
! Capt. Fnrbish, sailed from kocklanl Dec. Cd foi
New Bedford and is doubtics. tho vessel lost.
sehr. Allie Pc, capt. ColiAmer, from Bangor
+ for Dorchester Mass, with lHInbsr, also went
ashore On Winthrop beach. Tie Sc, makes a
complete breach over her. Al! hands were aiken
/ oil by life boat from Deer Island, ia an ex.
/ hlusted condition.
/ schr Grec'an, Captain Crabtrec. from Franklin
Mo-, for Boston, vita lumber, is high and dry on
TIE spit 10 ta.ton harbar. All hands safe
A New York despAtch says:
Schr Waterman, from Calais, Ne, with eth.
er, went as ore in the snow.storm on Saturday,
on llocd'f Island, and blgel, and will have tc
discharge her cargo before getting off,
DEAsrER.-sch. ANGELA Ct Tremcnt, Moor
master frem Bangor for Boston, ladcnsi with 5000
bushels OF barley, stirek on a sunken ledge OF
spraSge's cove uear Turtle head, Islesboro, and
! biiged part Of the cargo saved in dam
aged state and cold at auction. The schooner was
got oil and towed to this port where she Was sold
for $500. This Ledge lays right in tao path Of
vessels from the Penolscot river, by the western
head Of the Island. a large number Of vessels
have touched upon ii, and it should tc tuoyed
9et.-tFaeg age.
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Q.rIefEa ~ TIE RsGrLAE AMY
fhe following is the order of rank of
tho.e general officers of the regular army
who have been confirmed, excepting Gen.
sheridan whose appointment is yet to re-
ee.ye confirmation:
|. Lieutenant General L. s. Grant
=. Major General H. W. lialleck.
). Major General W. L Sherman.
/. Major General Geo. {. Meade.
;. Major General ?. H. Sheridan.
g. Brgadicr General W. 5. Rosecrans-
:. BIigadicr General G. IL. Thomas.
:. Brigadicr General w. ). Hancock.
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1t is said the ladies of Bangor pow
der their hair when they attend balls, be-
cause powder and balls so SO tittrsly to-
ccthcr in these war timcs.- Press.
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The Reports OF the Secretaries.

The Reports OF the Secretaries
December brings to newspapers an
their readers. pnblie documents enough,
each word weighed pound a-erlupois i
freight an india ship. The message q
the Pfcsjhea; is The first on the tapis an
the FIRST in importance, because it allulc
20 all others Of a national character
These worly documents, made up in goo
part of dry statistics, 10 the general read
CT, are passed by without pcrusa!. Thi
has hcea the rulc. but at this time, almoS
every ia;aS which gives information Of ii
state Of the country in any of its import
ant interests, takes hold Of the Puh,,
mind with more than former interest. Tn
reading Of the masses rartakes more Q
that character which treats Of public mat
+ tiers, than before the war. So that W
may safely calculate that all thinking PEG
pie viii Waat to know what the Presiden
says Of national concerns and what hi
Secretaries say Of the operations of thei
particular departments. We have, there
fore. published the message il fall, an,
have also g;rca brief abstracts Of some Q
Reports OF the Cabinet officers.
The PrcsiIcu; states the condition Q
orr national finances to he as follows:
The receipts during tie year from all sources
upon 'e e. Is :. ~; s i sy '' 1ssf1,
ancc in tie Treasury On tie first day eff July,
lso;, were si,3t!,'J6,e0' 9, ami the aS-T,Sai'
al'lf5'iR3'Ss uga .'e ls g1zS "S'e ;. :
~ - -. ,f - o., -.
a.f iron, ,!,se .,all...s tae anlgunt Of ,ae rfia
cpl cf &c Yua..o debt redeemed, AMI Il,
amount u is=9es in Substitution therefor an
tee at'A. g. ,",.''. =. 'g ise .s'5 We
.5I.e.7 s.; Win Leaves CO. oailnce in to
fFeasary ot -.'2s !, l. o. iae TSe(i 4
M ..I fr. Isris. S5ss5s =; Ia. ti.5,5 taSes
-. ~. .is "a s5ga' fStsEpe' ;,3' /
10. md !f.m hans an. lid to ae,aal esaea4i
tufas i-ctvlin- former Balance. Stg34ii-9gg 10
Thee wese d.saussel IF tie civil service
Se7.et5.5ao Is; f5r pea,iaos AID Ialiaa.
ssh go ~; FIR the ar p.aa-t.aert. 50.
ri - -: Ter IT, Navy Department. S35.II3
nv =; FIR tie iaterc.t On tue pubic d,b
s.3.s>5.4gI G.; making an aggregate Of SEQ
23t. 8s7 st. and lcavin. balance in the Treas
urvcf Slo,s42.55s -, as before stated.
...1.I;..lI =, T,1,-I -t,,1-,
~ -.'''''s ~ az q 'i - v a. - -
500 ia 10 If the war continues to tie
III ..f ..,o.l..r fl ,.,,,r -, ;,,...,...
eil" W 't'''it' ''r>'i ~ '''e i"et'''s'
will not he over five hundred millions.
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enty-fcur shots Vere fred att, doing 10
damagc however.
The same afternoon three regiments
with a section IF artillery weat from Muir
frcsheio Under Gen. Nifoy ard aftacked
and raated the enemy. The federal loss
was / Killed aud 10 WouHdcd. The rebel
lass IS unknown. NJgat coming Oh oar
forces retired within the fort
On Monday last tac enemy were rem,
forced hr two hrigadcs 81 infantry and
-)tHl cavalry nIiaef ofr - Ia P[i'"n.
During l nesda5 ana " eTHt.'.a -. :, Gu
eRl deMohs[fa,'" against me I"'' ~ y W.. W
irecsV"F" ana 'l' Town coming T 4" Na'"-
ID one iille O. iAe iet''# anu sAl'i'''>.'''9
Aea'"t.
On VI et.oe+eaF iae enemy h's'a,s4
moved aieNAd 10 " 'tA.Gs'l4t-i lac :, "oon. I
ia!ie ana Z a3F,et northwest o. lhS N''',
near " .'efG Nc~lEl en.'i''i''''u was '''''u
1T TIE ""t'ir vi NseAe I'NIt'
Seven regiments a4d battery were sent
eat on TIE Salem i'tAe' MheEe they en-
eonn'crcd.th rebels near " !ihlhSenS / he
eHtrencAcd h.Mnd bfeast"oihS oi legs
I &ad tails. We ATTACKED ana altr..N tat'cd
the re,'c.S, Who we're driven eli in great
confusion, to3frcs,t': cavalry IlaA'H- . race race
against tine ii their hurry to escape. pa.
ieSs III '.'ts engagement T''T @o H,.'su '''''
10 Noo1' / { re- els '",ss, ~, efSe On
ing ours. III 'ill> "S"' We e'!lHi' 1 -"
Pi.>eleis' l'e.s'N-'' - ] ~.
Ct'S' ~ gus - 80
"tiS s,.F.1'eN' al" ''-e = NOV - i'''.'''''
Oh t.ie i"f'' ,,.,-.......-.,...
Jus; i'e'ie'tS ~ ''.l. ..''A ".';.(N -
lie i',',,., Dur, gA S' =. J'.l''.3 az
t9tAes' Htarlsetsssefo a3'' entered 55e .es' Il.
sae..as = .,t5s{,5 I'D 60. 81 ~, mn.
%-,Fs Gen y ...i ~ -
ei ,''t'iIt.1 ''iid ''i''l9i! o'oNe 'i'e'l' '''
% ,1e o." u. J..
o1t 'fo,is are .t'- ~ en- ..i...'..''to =,
''sii' l'osse''4' 'e' '--''0'-.'o L - 9 ~
courage; ,.4,.
ten l.. ; I. l3s'e,' : IL otsse 81 i''''
al :, ;, - 'iz9u' -E,'i' ..,.t7i.u..zf
= 80 ..S'.';, FL -. Nv I t,asl-, ~
Gems. StrahoIs, Adams, Cater, Gist. and
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Lq.er from Ebermaa-Gre Battle Aear
.caraaaal Ga.,=11ermaa tictori9aS--
Bebets Drices iciih Great L2ss-GcaI
Fe5tsr opens 90 nmua "a IAN Nth Gea't
SHGrman-Ge0I Jpayen's Expcaition
a PcJ,c! Success.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dee. II.
The situation is unchanged. No advance
has heea ulade by the Fedsral troops as
Yet.
Intelligence from Grarevil4e states that
an advance was to have been made to-day
by our forces, bat only some diminishing
transpired on the Harding pike, and sever
al guns were disladged from Fort Negley.
No results are reported.
The slippery state Of the ground renders
locomotion impossible, and hoatiiities Will
be postponed until changeia the wealth
eE.
NEW YORK. ] l.
The E'0rlTs Washington despatch has
an account Of battle in front Of Say2n-
nah, on SATURDAY, 10Th inst. " Lich ne say 5
comes direct from ioyai resident If Riel.-
mopd- He SAYS 10000 Of Shcrmap's men
at an early hour, crossed the O-eechee
river below Bloouingdale some l. Riiies
Ethtu oil iSAhLllNaii ftiiN itidtrtflS <fNtN N<-4i
that point and Telfair. The lett wing ex-
tended 20 as 10 cut the Charleston and Sa-
vannah Railroad. Communication kad
been effected the previous day with Gen'l
Foster, whe was again rapidly advancing
on GrahamsyilIe, the enemy retreatlng from
their strong position sonth Of PqcotaEgo
bridge. They were evidently algrnsea at
finding themselves threatened beth in trent
and rear by superior forces.
sherman, who was on the field, feund
himself coafronted By large force Of regu-
lars and militia, eutrenched.
The battle began carly ia the day, nnd
was contested with great fury on both sides
the garrison Of Savannah, Numbering r.
600 veterans, participating.
Toward noon a grand charge was made
IN the Union troops. which carried some
o! he eucwy's ~oyks 90 tAe leit and cen
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Fighting Bettrcea Negroes and Re5c'S OPP
positc hemYhis-Later from Acc Or
leaas-Ihe Pirate Scmmes 1t Malta no
ras-Great Gale and DaRage II Sip
ping IN NeU York Hlr5or
ST LOTS. No, Dec. II.
About % rebels recently appeared on
the river bank opposite Memphis, WHO
waved their hats and hurfahed Justify for
Jeff Davis. \ force of about $50 negroes
were immediately placed on board Il steam
or which moyed mile lower down the
river. Here the negroes landed. and when
filed out on the shore. the rebels broke and
run, apparently in the greatest con~tema-
ton. They were hedY pursued hr the
negroes until they came - s thick baShy
place, where the rebels Lad large fierce,
VINO suddenly rose and fre1. The negroes
then Aed in fAe wilde@t CONSERVATION. and
were kosiy pursued H. the rclse!s, who
slaughtered them treadiuily- \ number
Of ihe nreroes rasAeG iate the river and
were drowned. One report says onls :
negroes returned, but another report says
more came back
Tie pirate Semmcs had arrived a; Aala-
.moras. en- route for lhchmepd. h!is II
auniil7Yed l,y tho South Nea; CORES pou-
.sert of The Kew Orleans Era. who says
he was crippled IN the left hand from an
engagement with the kcarsage. He goes
l.. Riehmand to stand lis trial for the loss
Of the Alabama.
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
The Postmaster General sats:

..Frorn I,igto l>oI rrc. agor,t::, a,rr.l -.
eeirts a tho Banas,,,,, W. ~ 80 20 o,,,l
the average annual eNaensitarcs were S,4 4s9.
ans a. shown. an 60 ANIMAL evcass ~ ~.
pen.litgIcs over recti.-.4t S5.79t7gi - From,
Is,2t2 lsol. The Hvtra-e annual rsee;rts W.
sIG.a-l.530 Grand he e,nrn1:trrcs clIrgt.
So e.. thus reau,if. lie AVERAGE animal de.
,,.,r.eg L. .s,s3. ~ 3 For Tine wear erdin5.
the $eA Jrre, edafsjenev ,'eaua,aI :,
only Sg9G.a.2 A. the revenue being sl2 as va.
t.d I'm v-..-,. s.r,r,s - ia VI.
tho Dsf.r,,nsft b7s aI..@s; f,,.'as ,,lf..sf,,.
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G1SGANZIA, Dee. %
via Mississippi River


Matters are assuming new shape al
along the river. Sens Dana and NASH
burr are infusinr energy and decision int
4b6 r,orens nts on the cast side oi the
river
Gen. REYNOLDS relieves Gen Stecle IN
abe Department Of Arkansas.
ten. I!man has reteyea 'frn l.amer,
Norrarzia seelle To have keen merc
station to supply r,-beldom with heetial
articles, and the rebels were accustomed 70
pnas in and cut 81 vii. Al thls Las
changed
Gen. U1mm has changed his lines and
camp, and the works have lew as
Peet- -:
Is co1itrahand.
Buckncr and Price had a grand dinner
given them week ago lay the ciuzeus OF
Alexandria
The Red river and Mississippi are both
very high
NEW York, Dee, 18th.
4 high gale from the westward. The
brir Oriental j. ashore an the Battery
The schooner Eagle with coal, bound tt
New Haven, sunk near Brooklyn, two OF
three lighters have sunk by eapsizing anC
mann vessels have dragged enehur iti'
renorSed that 3 lives were lost on the srhr
Eagle.
OswEGo. c. W, Dee. l2th.
a terrific gale and spow storm com
menced last evening and continues to-day
The brir j. $ Harvey is ashore, and nj
effort hy ? tugs to reach her with lighter
resulted IN tie latter being s5dmped' ont
of the tugs seing ashore aad the ether re
a&irning to port.
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Vslsaraph atws;
rR0M THE DAILIEs

Ea,er and Tnpor'aqi fro7. Gca. ShermGa
--iaolter Fight RaPoflei Bet,ree8
be4ier and he Rsbcts--FroR ne deag
me Po,om7c-Lqter Nevs from NASH
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OTHER CAUSES

Daniel Ford, crad;orl, ever age; Charles W
Perkins, EIue'.il, nan.rcsileuce; y b SPcariu
Baileyyillc, in service when drafted.
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Abstract Of Exemptions

Granted to Drafted Fars,rs, ty tho Board OF En-
relnerl. in the Fifth District, state of Maine,
lnring the rcek enaine saturlay.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-16

T,n,a--ro an ,,e tie test Of the yeaily income
derived from real estgte It's rental value
Eieyenta-TO provide Tor summary anl mex
peusiFe processes - recover small penalties, aa6
procure iogf.iturcs c.. small lots Of contTabald
goods.
TIE Commissioner Of Internal Revenue est
M ties that the Excise it Stands, and il not e,t
Icwn and tiukered ty Congress on the pressure ai
lobby dele cations, will yield three hundred mill
ions year ON the present bushes, Of the coun-
try; that ii Will paw the current exp. nses Of the
nation, Including interest at & Per cont on ,hq
war debt, AID pay oil the debt itSe.i within o
wears"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-05-13
4 Remarkable Order.

The annexed General Order is the subject of some
discussion in that portion of Gen. DopcE's command
which it affects:
HEADQUARTERS 2p DIVISION, 10TH Army CoRps.(
Pulaski Tenn April s. 1864.
The General commanding regrets that the state of
discipline in the command has become loose as to
compel him to publish general oder on the SUBJ
ject No officer having the good of the service at
heart can tail to the perniciOus effect of too free
social intercourse between officers and men. All Off
are therefore, strictly forbidden to associate on
peciay to officers messing playing at games of any
description, visiting with their men, as also per-
uniting them to visit their quarters except on bust.
ness; and this is tn be dofe in proper manner In
general sense, this order will make it the duty of
officers 70 require respectful and courteous treatment
pany officers, or officers connected with regiments
or batteries guilty Of violating this O:der it shall
be the duty Of regimenta commanders to place such
officer or officers in arrest and refer the proper
charges against the same v ithont delay and any
regmental commander negleCting to do this will be
placed in arrest by his brigade comm tnder and the
charge of neglect Of duty preferred against him
This applies TO staff officers who may have enlisted
men under their charge, and any violation of this
order will subject them TO the same penalty above
prescribed the General commanding division and
commanders of brsades being the proper officers to
execute the same
Officers of the Inspector Generals Department are
charged with the responsibility of seeing this order
promptly executed and will report without favor any
ofilcer who violates its requirements
his order will be read to ich regiment and bat
terry composing this command on the evening parade
following its receipt.
BY order of T. W. SwErkY. Brcadier General
commanding L. II. EVARTS,
Captain and A. A. G
Cnclai: /. ". LsTToS, Lieut. and A. A. G.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-05-13

This document. which has been filed IN tne
Probate Court, eXcites considerable interest,
on account of containing, some apparently very
eccentric features. 1t is dated April 4tn, "
few days before his death The Congressaon~
Globe Office, with all the appurtenances except
ing bound volumes of the GLOBE ana the Stereo,
type plates of the work. is left to franklin ana
jefferson Rives, his second and thlrd sons ana
the rest of the estate, consisting Oh money,
property in this city. lands in Prince Georges
county, Maryland. and $4,000 in Missouri
State bonds to the other five children.
II is provided that the family mansion and
lands (fiftv acres, in Prince Georges county,
MARYLAND. shall not be sold out of the family.
ANY one of the heirs may purchase the rights
of the others but. when it happens that
blood relation of the deceased no longer re-
sides upon the place. then the house and land
is to revert to the Government then hacing do
pinion orer them.
The win provides tor the the gradual eman-
cpation of all the slaves belonging to the
estate.
1t ends by expressing the desire of the de-
ceased that the remains of himself and wife be
placed in marble collins and inferred in fire
proof vault, in the Congressional Cemetery,
where the stereotype plates of the Congress
Sl0ndL Globe are also to be deosited.- Washing
ton Correspondent of the 81. Louis Republican.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-05-13

Who is Mrs. WinslOvv AS this question
is frequently asked, will simply say that she is
lady who for upwards of thirty years. has untiringy
devoted her time and talents as Female Physician
and Nurse, principally among children. She has
especially studied the constitution and wants of this
numerous class and as result of this effort, and
practical knowledge obtained in lifetime spent as
nurse and physician, she has compounded Sooth-
ing Syrup for children teething. 1t operates like
magic giving rest and health and is, moreover sure
to regulate the bowels. In consequence of this art
Gle, Mrs. Wlnslow is becoming world-renOwned as a
benefactor of her races children certainly do ELSE
and bless hers especially is this the case in this city
vast quantities of the Soothing Syrup are DAILY sold
and used here. We think Mrs Winslow has immor-
taiized her name by this invaluable article, and we
sincerely believe thousands of children have been
saved from an early grave by its timely use and that
miions yet unborn will share it's benefits and unite
GAZING her blessed. No MOTHER has discharged
ner duty to her suffering little one in our opinion
until she has given 1t the benefit of Mrs. Wnslow's
Soothing Syrup. Try it. mothers-rRY IT NOW
Ladies' Visitor, Ne,0 York City. Sold by all Drug
gse-<o ccn's Dottie. mys-d&w1m
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-05-13

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
w large supply of 6 WESTERN RESERVE.
CHEESEs which we can offer very low for Cash
J. G. b b. G. BURBANK q co.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-05-13
Coughs and Colds.

The sudden changes of our Climate are sources O
PULaoNARY, BRONCHIAL and AsIHMArIC AFFECTIONS
Experience having proved that simple remedies
often act speedily when taken in the early stage, of
the disease, recourse should at once be had to
" BrOton's Bronchial Troches or IOZenges LET the
Cold, Cough Irritation of the Throat be ever 70
slight as by this pIecaution a more serious attack
may be efectually warded off PUBLIC SPEAKERS and
SINGERS will find then efectual for clearing and
strengthening the voice Soldiers should have Them
they can be carried in the pocket and taken as oc.
casion requires. my9-1stspnO. ddw1m
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-05-13
4 Physiological View of MARRIAGE

A PATHOLOGICAL View OIL M8rf1age
Containing nearly 300 pages and 1870 fine Plates
and Engravings of the Anatomy OF the Sexual Or
gems in state of Health and Disease with Trea-
tise on Self Abuse its DeplOrabe Consequences upon
Mind and Body, and the Authors Plan of Treatment
the only rational and successful mode of cure,
shown by the report of cases treated truthful adj
wiser to the married. and those contemplating mar
rage who entertain doubts of their physical cOndi
ton Sent free of postage to any address on receipt
Of 20 cents in stamps postal currency by address
Ing Dr.. LA CROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany,
New York mar15-d&w3m
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-05-13

" THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN 1NVALID-PuLlished for the benefit. and
as WARNING AND CAUTION 10 YOUNG MEN VINO
Manhood, ETC., supplying, at the same time ~.
MEANS OF sEIE-oURE. By one who has cured himself
fer being put to great expense and injury thronoh
medical humbug and quackey. By ENCLOSING
postpaid addressed envelope. single copies may be
as -, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Eso.
je14-2Td&11y Bedford, Kings county, II. p.
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