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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-21
Fire Ia the Woods near Bath-Great Des-
frUctioa of Property.

BATH, July 20.
Fire has been raging in the woods on the
south side Of this city since Saturday, burn
ing hundreds OF acres, and for the last two
taysha seriously threatened the city. The fire
department have been frequently called out,
and to-day have worked like troians TO pre-
vent general conflagration, the fire having
worked its way up 20 the very edge of the
city. They have, it is believed stayed its
progress. A barn with nearly twenty tons OF
hay was consumed, and house adjoining
considerably damaged.
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Portland Soldiers Association.

At meeting OF the Managers of this Asso-
citation yesterday afternoon, the Executive
Committee made the annexed report, which
shows the progress already made towards Sc
curing a temporary resting place for sick,
wounded and destitute soldiers passing
through the city:
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maine Historical society

yIyHE Annual Meeting Of the Maine Historical So.
i ciety will be held at the Rooms of the Society In
Bowdoin College, Brunswick. on THURSDAY, Aug.
4, 1854, at O'Clock AN.
EDWARD BALLARD, Secretary.
Brunswick, July 10. 1854. Jy2Odtd
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CITY OF PORTLAND,
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CITY OF PORTLAND
MAYORS OFFICE,
July 49, 1861
The special attention Of our citizens is called TO
the above notice of the Provost 9ar-hal IL should
be the duty of all those VINO are exempt from dratf
from either ofthe causes mentioned TO apply in per-
son and have tn ir names taken from the ist ia
der that whom the quotas for the 81 afr ave apIor-
toned. the number 10 be drawn will be based upon
those who only are liable 10 enrolment.
july t4d3taw JACOB MCCLELLAN Mayor.
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Valuable Real Estate az Aucr,.u

{ ~ Monday. July 25th, a. 3 o'clock p. NJ, on the
Psemises large, ooubie wooden House Nos
~ Su on Peach strest, containing eighteen finish.
S JOINS large brick eistern In the cellar max
hk TWO comfortable tenements. Lofts 80 feet Ii ont
Igan aooa "a Ieet back. Also and halt Story
av ssme s,rset. adjoining above, coptainane
fae, AIS, rooms lot "a feet front by about 81
P- t 9ss b9ysiXye.tite eeaI-terms easy.
Julyl2-dtd W. Auononeefr.
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Lost.
BOwdoin College,

BOwdOin College.
VNHE Annual Examination of candidates for ad-
IL mission 20 Bowdoin College will take place on
Friday the nfih day of August next, at O'Clock in
the iorenoos in the Medical Hall; and also on
Thursday, tue twenty fifth day of August next in
the same place, and at the same hour.
LEONARD WOODS.
brunswick. July Q. 1854. july 1dtd
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TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. WIN. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. ii Ciapp's Block,

Dh' W.. ~. DEMlNG,
Medical Electrician.
No. III CIapp's Block,
CORNER OF CONGRESS- AND Elm srRxxrs
MOULD respectfully on nounee 10 the .,.,x.n. =,
Portland and vicinity, that he has perm an emf.
" located in this city. During the eleven mont.
the wor. ssr osen we have cured some Of
other forms Of treatment in vain, and curip~ ~.
nsnts IN 80 short time that the question 10 often
We will say that all that do not stzy cu I'd Ne N
doctor the second time for nothing.
Or. u has been practical hectrician fcr twenty.
one years and 10 also regular graduated physicrn
kecriety is perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases
In the form Of nervous or sick headache; neursl~.
n t me or consumption when
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrofuIa M
diseases white swelings spinal diseases curvature
palsy or paralysis, ST. vitas' Dance, desfnsss tan
mering or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia. indres.
t2n. constipation and liver complaint Piles cure
ts stiict1res OF the chest and I'll forms Of Ssnas
by I1ectr1c1tv
The Rheumatic. the equity, the lame and the I..v
leap with joy. and move with the agility and elastic.
~ Of youth; the heated brain is cooled; the frost
moved; fsintness converted to vieor, Wsafpss. y
strengths the blind made 10 see, the deaf 70 hear ana
the Raisiea form 70 move upright the blemishcs Of
youth are oblitersted the accidents Of mature m
prevented; the caxnities Of old age obyiatsd. md
an active circulation maintained. - :
DIES
Who have cold hands and feet: weak stomssn.,
lame ana weak backs; nervous and sick hendache.
dizziness and swimming in the head, with iudires.
ton and constipation Of the bowels; pain in he ds
and oaek; ieueorrhma, for whifesl; falling Of ths
womb with internal cancers: tumors, polyrus and
al that long train os diseases will ind IN Eectric
ny sure means Of cure. For painful mensfrustion
too profnse menstrustion, and all Of those Ions Ina
OF troubles with young ladies' Electricity IL Certain
specific and will In short time restore the Sufferer
to the vigor of health.
~ We hars an Riscfro- CAemscal Apparatus 70.
extracting Mineral Poison frum the system such a.
Mercury, Anthony, Arsenic, &C. Hundreds who
are troubled with stif joints weak backs and vsri.
Gus other dhcrlties. the direct cause Of which II
nine cases out OF ten b the effect Of poisonous druss
oAn Dc restored to natural 9Th and ygor BIZ ia
use OF from Eve to eight Baths.
9; and to p. u.
Consultation Free. Utilised
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HANSON Block, Middle ST.. 40. r6l.

open Day and Evening, for a Thorough Business
lkducation. Located $50.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
Gen. Anderson,

Regular Weekly Packet
THE KNTIRELY NEW STEAMER
G - K Il L L,
I EAvEs EVANSVILLE KvERY TUESDAY
II ataP. N. leaves Nashville every Friday az
sPM
Merchants and travellers can rel yon this steam
remaining permanently IN the trade All or.
dsFs aad csliectiona promptly attended 90.
JNo. n. HALL, Agvnt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Let those Who have doubted the Tirtuss
BULL's cEDEss BITTEzs, If any such thsrs Be
read the following Certificate froz gsnttsmsn vel,
known in this community, and doubt no zers.
Its general introduction into the army VIII save
the lives ofthozsands Of our soIdisrs:
LoUIsvILLE, KY, June "a, 1865.
We, the undsrsigned, haze sssn the good sassts
pro1uesd By the uss Of DR.. Jozz Bulls cEDzos
BE-rEEs in case Of general debility aud prsstrztion
Of the system, and believe its general Hss woulS
prevent disease and Fslieys mneh saasriDg.-
Among our soldiers Psrtiealary woud this b the
case. especially those who are exposed ts niAs-
uasle sniaeaos in the Southern climate.
MAJ. PHILIP SPEED,
Cslisctor Tut. Rev. 81 Dis. KY
CHAs B. COTTON.
Collector Of the Port Of LsuisriIIs, Ey.
COL H DEST.
Provost Marshal Gsa'l Of Ksntneky.
REV. D. p. HENDERSON.
Vice Pres Of Sanitary commiasi0a~
HARVEY, HUGHES CO,
Publisher Democrat.
GEO. P. DOKRs,
Prop. Louisville AnzsigE.
HUGHES 4 PARKHILL,
wholesale Dry Goods DsAlsrs, MAin sirsst,
LouisYills, ~.
DAVIS, GREEN q CO.,
Whoieszls Shoe DeAlsr, Main 81, Lozisyfila.
LIthographsrs, cor. MaEkst aad ThiFs sts-.
Louisvilly, Ky.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, cor Cd AID Aarkst ets,
Louisville, Ky.
CAPT. a. Y. HILDKETH,
OF Steamer Major AAdsrsoa.
MAI. L. 7. THusTON.
Peymaster z. 3. Army.
C. II. METCALF,
National Hotel, Louisville, Ky.
COL. JESSE BATLEs,
9Th ky. Cavalry.
GEORGE d. PRENTICE,
Louiaviiis Journal.
See Advertisement IN another column.
sbs Iy sold BY PETEE fIERLIEG,
Sole AgsEt. Evansville lad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

TINS SOLDIERS BALL.-The veterans
had a gay time at the Salt Well on Fri
day night and enjoyed the pleasures Of
the evening with the reckless abandon,
which they are entitled to for brave
deeds done in defense OF their country
flag and the life Of their nation.
We had the pleasure of witnessing
their enjoyment for couple Of hours,
aud It did US good to see the spirit with
which all entered into the giddy dance.
The music was splendid, and the large
number in attendance waa q fitting
compliment to the merit of the Hospital
band
We hope the receipts will prove suffici.
ont to procure excellent new instruments,
which was the object Of the entertain
msnt If itdoes not prove sufficient, we
hope the members Of the band will
have no hesitation in calling on the bust
ness men Of the city for small con
lribution, each, to make up the deficit
When we returned from the gay scene
ut midnight, the joy was only fairly
begun, aud promised 10 extend till morn.
ing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
CITY NEWS.
RI See First and Fourth Pages for
interesting News, Miscellany, Sc.

THg STRAWBERRY sUPPER-Marble
Hall was again crowded on Friday night
with beauty and the galIantry Of the
city, and another evening OF unmingled
delight and social enjoyment was whilsd
away.
There was a rich abundance Of straw
berries and cream, pine apples and
other deIicacies, and the ladies' who
managed the affair were unremitting in
their attention to strangers and in their
efforts to make all feel comfortable and
at home
Until late hour the Hall was crowded
and all seemed delighted with their rs-
ception, and the delicious feast that was
spread for their dslectation. 4
We are under many obligations TO the
managers for their courtesies TO oarseH,
and especially for the magnificent cake
sent to the Journal Office on Saturday
morning
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

that an officer in the Federal service
furnished arms to citizens Of Kentucky
TO invade the State Of Indiana
and capture federal soldiers, and to car
ry off negroes without process of Law,
and yet the citizen of Henderson, from
whom we obtained this version Of the
affair, il a prominent and reliable gem
tIeman.
It was reported that the soldiers had
crossed into Kentucky and carried off
the negroes BY force, but tSis, the sol
diers, who are now in the city, most
positively deny. A rigid investigation
will, We are told, be instituted into the
matter and the proper remedies viii be
applied.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

WAsHIxGToS, June lI-By an arrival
here 10 dsy from the White House, It is
aseertained that nothing is now being
LAM sd at that place except reinforce
Enents and forage for the immediate use
Of the army. The railroad track which
had been completed to within a mile or
two Of the army has been torn up again,
and the rails and ties brought back to
the White House, where they are being
placed on karges
WAsHrGroS, June I2-The following
was received this afternoon:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE PoroMGc,
June 9-Thera is nothing particularly
interesting 70 report on this part Of the
line.
Picket sring has been kept up al day,
while at other points il would seem that
BY mutual agreement this practice had
ceased
Last evening q battery in Gen. Bir-
ney,s division fred on house on our
left, which according to deserter who
came IN this morning, vas occupied by
Gen Wilcox Three shells went through
1t, causing the occupants to leave il
rather hastily. The Ere was returned
with very good aim, bat without loss &c
1 Us The deserter says that BeauregArd'
troops are posted from Bottom Bridge
all the way to the James river watching
for the appearance Of an army in thsi
direction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

A SINGULAR TRASsAcTIoS.-A singu-
lar transaction happened on Friday eve
ming in the vicinity of Henderson, which
calls loudly for Investigation. We have
heard several versions Of the affair, and
can scarcely determine which is the cor
rect ore. II was first reported that
band of guerrillas had crossed the river
mile or two below Henderson, and in
sight Of the guuboat, and captured three
Federal soldiers belonging to the vster-
an reserve corps, aud carried them
across the river, and that the command
or Of the gunhoat had demanded their
return under threat to shell the town,
A prominent citizen of Henderson,
however, informs us that q party Of eiti-
zeus of Henderson County, learning that
there were three soldiers and three me-
croes on the Indiana shore, opposite
Henderson, went to the gunboat and
obtained arms from the officer in com
mand and squad Of marines, and ther
crossed the river and captured the party
carving the negroes over to Kentucky
aui delivered the soldiers to the gun
boat One of the negroes, it is said, ha'
enlisted in the army.
We can scarcely credit the assertion
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

THIRD 0mo.-Four hundred and fifty
war-worn veterans Of the Sd Ohio regi.
ment, Colonel Lawson, directly from
Chattanooga, passed up the river on the
New Era yesterday evening. They have
served three years and now 60 home to
be mustered out Of the service.
When the veteran fever" was rag
ing in the Army of the Cumberland most
of the line officers of the regiment was
in Libby Prison and the boys had no OPP
portunity TO re-enlist, but many Of them
expressed the belief that after resting n
month or two they would generally re-
enter the service and see the thing
through. They were hardy looking
set of men, and in high spirits.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

LOUISVILLE, June 12-Dr. Wheeler.
.. S. Mail Agent, who has been at
Frankfort during the siege, left there at
4-3O this morning, reports that the fgkt
commenced At 6 o'clock on Friday even
ing and lasted till dark, and AZ intervals
during ihs night The enemy approach
ed IRON Georgetown in two columns, az.
gregsting l 200 They had no artillery.
a small four FOUNDER had been placed
below the fort 10 protect our rife pits,
which was captured By the rebels, but
subsequently retaken-
On Saturday firing continued from
seven IN the morning to three in the af;
ternoon, with short intervals Of inter-
mission.
Inc rebels made two demands during
the day for the surrender Of the fort,
both of which we're refused BY Colonel
Monroe, ofthe 22d Kentucky, command
ing the fort
Capt Dickson, Of Burbridge's staff,
telsgraphs Gen. Ewing from Lexington
st $3.50 2. III, that Burbridge complete
y routed Aorgan's command a Cynthi-
ana this morning. Jack Allen 8
force three hundred strong, which
has been attacking Frankfort is said to
be at LaWreneeburg.
/ have traced the fight Of three hun
dred OF Morgan's men, under Colonel
Giltner, TO Versaills, many Of whom
have thrown away their arms and will
probably unite with Allen.
The rebels abandoned the attack at
four o'eAJek on Saturday afternoon and
BY seven in the evening were moving
eastward The Federal loss was six
wounded, one seriously. The rebel loss
unknown. The fort vas garrisened by
one hasdred and fifty FsderAIs only
twelve of whom were soldiers. No
damage was done to Frankfort except
the burning Of the barracks, in the edge
OF the town, on Friday night, which was
reported to be bridge three miles
nosthward.
Gen. Darlington has received from
Gen. Heintzelman dispatch confirming
the disaster 70 Hobson, and the subse-
qnent success Of Burbridge.
Hon Francis NJ Bristow, member Of
the thirty-sixth Congress, died at Elkton,
KY, on Friday, of heart disease.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

ADDICTION ExTRAoRDIsARr.-On Sat
urday afternoon, just as the steamer
Tarasoon was about leaving the wharf
boat for Henderson, four men suddenly
seized rs and took US aboard the boat
which Immediately showed of.
In vain we protested that we had an
engagement to meet some ladies and
gentlemen at the Salt Well 70 roll
game or two ofEten pins, they persisted
in OBTAINING as on the boat and carried
us to Henderson and back
The parties engaged in this outrage
upon our liberty, justified their coaduct
on the ground that they we're obeying
the orders of certain ladies' who we're
going to Henderson on pleasure ex-
cursion, and who insisted on US forming
one Of the party.
This explanation somewhat reconciled
us to our fortune, aud the presence of the
CreseentCity Band on board, their magnif-
cent music that swelled out on the breeze
the presence Of numerous elegant ladies
whose sunny smiles made cheerful the
occasion, together with the charming cour-
tesies Of CaptaiH Lusk and Mr.. Bank
smith, would have driven from our mind
oil sense Of imprisonment, bad it not
been for our regret at not being able to
join the party at the Salt Well.
We withhold the names Of our abduet-
ors for the present, but if the party who
expected us at the Salt Well, and ss-
peeislly the friend who drove his car.
riaZe back to the city to hunt Us up, will
not forgive US for not filing our engage
ment, we shall prosecute Capt ain Jim
Lusk, Colonel Harvey, Captain Gus.
Lemcke and Billy Fenton to the utmost
extent Of tbs law.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

DISEASES or THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL,
Urinary. and Sexual systsms-nsw and reliable
tEsAfmsnt-ln Reports Of the BOWARD Asso-
CITATION. ssSt BY mail iH sealed letter savsl-
opss, fFss Of ehSrgs. Address DR.. J. sKfLLIs
H0U6HToE, Howard Association, 30. south
sinth Street, Plsiladsiphla. Pa.
aprI's4 dkwIya
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
PROF. 0. ]. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

This astonishing preparation
Will, by Natures own Process, RE-
store Gray Hair to the Original CoIsF.
win make Il Erow en- Bald Heads
Will restore the Natural sseFsai9ns.
VIII remove at once all Itching.
win remove all DandruE
VIII sars all Eruptioas-essn soaid HsAA.
VIII make the Hair son and Glossy
WIN preserve tbs Color o. Talr 10 old Ags.
VIII always Fsatsn Il, and step u Falling.
And IL one Of tho b-st Toilet Articles fer ths
Hair now Ia ass
Thousands OF Soldiers In the Arm,
Have testified to the aboSs, who bad become era
aaa loss their Hair BY Sickness ehangs Of climate
aud tnattsntion, while performing camp dafq.
As = Restorative and dressing 10 has no es1kai.
KELLER 4 WHITE,
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Evsnssifis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
GuERMLLAs man UNeNrowN. KEN.

GuERRILLAs NEAR UMoSrows, kESs
TuoKY.-we learn from passengers by
the General Anderson, that that boat
was fred into on Saturday atthe mouth
Of the creek near Uniontown. only
three or four shots were fred, and no
one was hurt
The gunboat Lne Eaves was also. fred
on as she came up, near the same place,
a number Of shots striking the boat, but
doing no harm. Commodore Mitchell
opened on the eusses with grape and
canister, aud the cowardIy tascaIs scat
tered in a hurry. One of the rebels was
seen to dismount very suddenly from his
horse, but whether he was wounded or
thrown was not aseertained. A number
of guerrilla deserters had come iato I'm
ioP.town, and the guerrillas came in on
Saturday night to arrest them.
That portion of Kentucky is svarming
with horse-thieviug eutthroats.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13


JOB woRK.-Ths Journal Once rs Furnished
with fall assortment efnsE Aaa bsautifai type,
Of the latest styles, and is faiy prepared 70 szs-
cute as handsoms work as can 10 done in the
State, such as LET7En HEADS, BnE-HKADs,
HKabIs9s, CIRCULARS, BvsIsEss CARDS, BALL
TICKETS, sHrvrrss-Bn4A, PosTEEs, re-, &C., sfthsr
In plain Or fancy colors.
OUR BIEDERY-ws have In connection With
this ofacs one the best BOOK BTEDERIEssnd
BLANK BOOK MAEUFAoTURIEsia tAi'stass,
and are prepared to de EUEIss and sisDTSs a. de-
sired Magazines, Periodicals, As., bsund in any
style required, and old books rs-bound a. short
notice. Lsdgsrs, Journals aad bIask books, for
Railroads, steamboats,, Banking Houses, Msr-
chants, &C., manufactured on as reasonable terms
ss any other establishment.
Al work done 81 this ofaes vii BE- dons prompt
Iy, aad will be ready when promised.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co. +
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

WAsHmGrox. June l2-Coupon bonds
Of 1881, for $3.50, will be ready on the
10Th inst, and for $3.50 on the 30.h.
Registered bonds Of the large denomina-
tons are expected to be ready on the lat
proximo.
Col Davy and Coils. Marston aud Rey-
nolds have been retired, after forty FIVE
years service. This leaves Mai. Selvln
the senior officer Of the eorps
HEADeUARTERs, June l0-P. A-The
enemy are bnsily engaged throwing up
Notifications in the vicinity Of Summers
Bottoms bridges.
The spires Of Richmond are visible
from these poiats and wagon trains ear
be seen moving within three OF four
miles Of the city, where the road for q
short distance Is visible.
Very Little firing has taken place to-
day
No change sn our position has been
made within the las, two dsyA
Last evening rs Colonel MeAlisler, Of
the llth New jersey, wAs riding along
the line he was fred gpon by = rebel
picket, uotviihstAndu there had been
a tasit Agreements thu. - picket firing
shoald take place. The ballet passed
across the Colouers breast aud entered
the heart Of the Colonels orderly, who
was riding With him. @ ba
The entire command vas at once pat
uader arms expecting an attack, but
nothing further transpired.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

New HoPE, Ga, June 4.-The enemy
are still throwing forward troops on our
right
There has been considerable artillery
skirmishing since one o'cloek to-day.
Gen. Echols is wounded.
Prisoners are coming in. among them
Lieut. Bogiey, Of the 9th Illinois rsgi-
meat
The enemy are fortifying Kingston
four miles belos.
A portion Of the l7lh army corps is
nov on It's way from the trans Missis-
sippi 70 reinforce Sherman. They have
reached Yan Buren,. Ala.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

h0- We had the pleasure on Saturday
Of making the acquaintance of Major
Hammond, Inspector General on Gen.
Ewings staff, who has been on tour OF
inspection along the river He is 9 very
pleasant and intelligent gentleman with
fine conversational powers, at least we in.
fer 80, from the influence be seemed to
exert over certain fair ladies' on the Tar.
aseon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

New Music i--Camy Troubles; Hark !
The bugle sounds; Albaugh Sehottish,
by Minniuger Our Generals Waltz, by q
soldier; When the Night Winds are
Still, Duet; When You and were boys,
words by Geo, P. Morris; Polka Waltz,
BY Minninger; DO They Think Of Me at
Home--ihe most beautiful transcription Of
this song Of any yet poblished-by Prof
Chaa Matthew'S For sale by
WARRux A cOSYxcrnx
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

WASTED-SITuATIoN--As salesman in
Dry Goods or Grocery Store, by young
man thoroughly conversAnt with bust
ness. Good references, ifrequired. Ad-
dress NJ. Il. d., a. the Journal Office.
;aI0 dft
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

Pure OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il beautiful
thing. for q exhibiting the angelic" part Of
humas nature. We deeply and most siHssrsiy
sympathiss with thoss fsw suffering With bad
cold whe have Rot used or cannot obtain bottle
Of Madame Porters Cough BAlaam." for they
deprived Of ore Of the mo4t sssetual rsSasals.
for Coughs, Colds, As., ever given TO the pssiic.
Bat We have no sympathy With any who viii
use any other Cough Mrdisibs whsn this popular
article, pros only 20 cents per bottle. cas- hs had
Of ali DruREiste. mayzs ~