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The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19
Mnnicinal Oonrt. Jan. l8.

Dennis Tayne, Hugh McGinness and Pat
rick Paine pleaded guilty to being drunk and
making disturbance. They were fined three
dollars and one third of the costs each.
John VIM was brought up charged with
driving horse and sleigh through the streets
of our city at faster gate than is allowed by
the ordinance. He pleaded not guilty, but
was adiudged guilty and fined five dollars and
costs, which he paid.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19
Inaian oalraoes b. Col0rado.

- VALDEY CITY, Colorado, Jan. II. !
The telegraph operator from junction Sta
part of the way. He came the last twenty
two miles alone in the night. BE found two
wounded men at ranch i've miles west of
here, they having crawled distance of ten
miles. An escort was sent from here who
brought the wounded men in. ess 81 IS
He found the American Ranch, fourteen
miles west Of here, again on fire and seven
bodies burned to cinders. Among them were
two children and woman. Large numbers
of Indians are all along the road and signal
fires are burning in every direction. 1t is ex-
>pected that the Indians will butcher every per-
son on the road unless speedy assistance is
sent
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19

A REMARKABLE FoRMATIoN.-Mr. John
Woodbury. of Falmouth exhibited in our Of
flee yesterday remarkable ball of hay which
he found among the feed Of his cattle. 1t is
about the size of a large hornets nest, but ap-
parently solid, as it has been bored through.
How Or by whom formed he does not know.
The hay, which appears as though it had been
chopped, is interviewer and interlaced with
more than human ingenuity. Perhaps some Of
the saOans of the Natural History Society can
tell something about it. ft- sAhk
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19
United States District Court,
WARE j. PRESIDING.

WEDNEsDAY.-The entire day was oecu-
pied by Mr.. Talbot, 2. S. District Attorney,
in his argument for Government in the case Of
United States VS.. lot iron He closed his ar
gument at half past five O'Clock, and the Court
adjourned to 10 o'clock, Thursday morning,
at which time Judge Ware will give the case
to the jury Dn4 saiatee- sll.sss ssss a75I
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE Nv
EVENING PAPERS.

n. St. Donaingo-Rebe as sass ssated as fota-
nsorGs-Loss Of Blockade Runners. <ec, = II
- NEW YORK, Jan. IS.
The steamer Moro Castle brings Havana
dates OF the 14th. Nothing has been received
from Mexico since last advices.
A letter from st. Thomas of Dec. SOth says
the PERUVIAN Government has obtained large
majority in Congress and the situation in the
interior was very pacific. Everything leads
to the belief that the Hispano-Peruvian ques-
ton will be settled amicably and honorably to
both governments.
From st. Domingo it is reported that the
Dominieians to the number OF 1000, had been
repulsed in an attack on Monte Christie. No
date Of particulars of the affair are given. Y !
Dates of the 18th from Curacao and Puerto
! CabelIo had been received. The complaints
of the state of Guayana have been redressed
and peace established.
Gen. Pulgar attempted revolution in the
state OF Juliano, but failed
1t is reported that the rebel Col. Mat Nolan
and Mr.. j. C. Donald we're assassinated at
Matamoras on the 2lst ult. 8sf aA + 4.
Gen. Slaughter has decided that Paso de
X Aguila, Laredo, Rio Grande and Ednburg
are the only towns through which cotton may
be exported. aaa5i uses 5aa ~ .
The steamer Princess Royal, on the way
) from Bermuda to Nassau was lost on Abaco.
The steamers Confederate States Chicora,
Syren and Little Katie, are reported to have
arrived at Matamoras from Charleston, and
that the Agnes E. Fry and Julia were lost
while trying to get out Of Charleston.
On the 8th the rebel steamer Col. Lamb ar
rived at Havana from Nassau. She is GIG
tons burthern, and, it is reported, is intended
for privateer.
On the 9th the Lark, OF 267 tons arrived at
/ Havana from Liverpool, consigned to Charles
: ]. Helm, rebel agent.
On the 18th the steamer Neva arrived, re-
porting to be in distress. More probably she
had been chased by United States gunboat.
The Denbigh was to have sailed on the night
of the 18th. The Monongahela left on the
18Th, and the Galatea was to have left on the
l4th. e9a gsaii - ~ tgi.. u
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19

PROMENADE CoNcERT.-The concert last
evening a. City Hall for the benefit of the Sol
diers' Rest was a brilliant affair. The pIo-
scenium gallery was well filed with our fair
women, and the floor was filed with as many
as could dance conveniently. The music by
the 18th e. S. Infantry was splendid, and
everything went off as happily as at mar
rage. The managing committee deserve
credit for the handsome manner in which they
have got up and carried out this Promenade
Concert. &C ~. ~.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19

The capture of Fort Fisher-Propose return
of alabama to the Unton- Important testt-
nsOssy of GEN. Butler. -
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19
TEETH TEETH TEETH

Dr. d. still continues to Extract Teeth by Electric.
tty fcithout Pain. Persons having decaytd teeth
stumps they wish to have reno, ed for resettine
he would give polite invitation o call.
Superior electro Magnetic Machines for sale for
family use with thorough instruo ions.
DR.. D. ran accommodate few patients with
board and treatment at his house. lT-ff
Ofioe hours fvt m o'eJ~eb A n. 70 Ar.
from to P M, and to in the Evening.
Consultation rae. ~ --.. nov1tf
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19

ssf5os Skates. ~
GOOD assortment Of Skates for sale BY.
N W.D. ROBINSON p
NO. 20 Exchange st.
Also, violins, Acordions, Guitars, and large as
sortment of Toys, Cheap for Cash. = sairi ssi
Sept 26-w3m
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19

Ms. Btair's M,ssi0ss to Richmond : JEFF.
Davis Witiing to Treat for Peace-Arrival
+ of Mr.. Singleton iss .RichmOnd.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19

ss7aE assa1 NEW YORK, Jan. Is
Late Mexican advices state that Maximil-
liam announces free federation of religious
opinion, but the state religion will be Roman
Catholic. e 5se.3 4s ,sr 49,
One thousand Austrian soldiers had arrived
at Very Cruz The Austrian minister had
also arrived. go, ~. s's.43 -
1t was stated in Mexico that the United
States will recognize the Mexican empire in
March. $3.50
The government journals state that more
Of Juarez's chiefs have given il their adhesion
to Maximilian. li"eH ss'iia 70 7'eas
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19
xxxVIII CoNGREss-second Session.
quo sasAta. / TlSIlE


L -------s--W WASHINGTON, Jan. is.
Mr.. Harding was excused from service on
the committee on the Conduct of the War, on
| account oil illness.
Mr.. Powell asked If the committee on Mill
tary Affairs was ready to report on the resolu-
ton calling for the proceedings Of the com
mission to investigate the charges against
Gen. Payne OF Illinois.
Mr.. Wilson said the committee had not yet
considered it.
An incidental discussion took place in which
Messrs. Powell, Trumbuil,l Conners, and Ken
bricks participated.
I Resolution was passed to print 5000 c pies
of the Naval register. - ? ~
i Mr.. Howard from the Military committee re-
| ported a preamble reeiting barbarities COM
mitted by the rebels on our prisoners, with a
resolution that in the judgment of Congress, it
has become justiaable and expedient that the
President should, In order to prevent the con-
tinuance and reoccurrance Of such barbSrfties
resort at once to measures of, retaliation on
rebel officers and soldiers now in, or hereafter
to fall into our hands as prisoners, and that the
rebel prisoners should be placed under control
of officers and men who have been prisoners
in the hands of insurgents who have acquired
knowledge of their mode Of treatment OF
Union prisoners. s'A So
The resolution was ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Summers resolution offered yesterday
in regard to the Naval force on the Lakes was
passed. - ,e993A i9 ao sss q
Mr. Dixon introduced resolution tender
ing the thanks of Congress to Gen. Terry and
Admiral Porter, seyerally, and officers and
men under their command, which was APP
propriately referred. gf6iT ~ tsaa %
The Senate then went into Executive ses-
sion. Adjourned. anneiq s7ei q W ono 81 s1sag aal
~ 4'AA9o s5aa1t HOUSE.. diloW ysh 3a iif4 J
A resolution was adopted appointing a select
committee to investigate the charges against
Lucien Anderson in connection with Gen..
Paine. elos ovad $3.50 OBJ 60 alisy, seis,a,ss ID
A bill was passed providing substitutes for
assistant tfeasurers and depositaries, in case of
absence or sickness .siI,,r e,oas t., ,ss..s..,
A resolution was introduced directing the
Military committee to inquire into the cases
Of persons. confined in the Old Capitol and
Carroll prisons. s, 800 49, si'A =
After spirited debate the resolution was
passed. ''-l2 9
The Executive appropriation bill was then
taken up. 80 soek %
A resolution was adopted instructing the
committee on Ways and Means to inquire In
to the expediency OF taxing petroleum. 81 aaI
Without coming to conclusion the House
adjourned a3is 'ns 1852 s9isa 1alasqa3 &
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19

T SHALL sell at public aution on the prem Uses on
O'Clock, A. M, the foi owing raj estate Of Ovea
Marin, deceased, namely The te emtnt use and
lotin the rear Of house No 36 Nor ument being the
GonelAy. by deed recorded in Regisry Of Deeds
vol. S06 page 2i6. little supposed perfect. iIl
e., WILLIAM L. PUN Am, Admins irator aNi
OF estate of owen Martin,
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19

"ENocH ARDEN."-A handsome pamphlet
edition of this beautiful poem by Alfred Ter
nyson, has been published by Messrs. Ticknor
& Fields, and is sold at the low price of 25
cents. Hall L. Davis has it.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19
Union Movememt =. savanmaI..

NEW YORK, Jan. Is.
The Times Savannah correspondence Of the
10th says special messenger left on the 9th
inst, with dispatches from the authorities OF
Savannah to Gov. Brown of Georgia, relative
to the return of the State to the Union.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19

OCEAN As AssEMBLIEs.-Itw will be remem.
. bered that the second of this series of pleasant
assemblies takes place this evening at Lancas-
ter Hall, and good time may be expected.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19

ALL lovers of dancing should not fail to at
tend at Mechanics Hall tonight, for this is
expected to be the best course of the season.
Messrs. Anthoine and Cilly have been engaged
in the dances all the winter, so they fully I'M
derstand their business. The opportunity OF
learning fancy dancing is alone worth the
price of the tickets. This party was got up
by subscription, but we understand that few
tickets will be sold at the door.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19
LADHR Q

Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs,
anne and weak backs; nervous and sick headache;
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indiges.
ton and constipation Of the bowels; pair IN the de
and back leucorrh@a, Tor Whitesl; falling Of the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus and
all that long train of diseases will find In Electric
ify sure means Of cure. For painful menstruafiop
too profase menstruaion and all of those long Linz
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity Is sertan
specific and will IN short time, restore the sufferer
TO the viRor of health.l aI'-'. n ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19
GrOceries ntgAucgiom.

ON Friday, January 90 at 10 c'cIcck A. N, a. OF.
" hce, an invoice ofGr eeries, consisting Of kox-
es of G. Olive Soap. Bar Soap Fancy Soap. ToDac-
co, boxes Yeas. Cakes; PepDer, GinRer Pimepfo
Cream rarter, 40 boxes; Ceffee. Tea. Starch, Der.
ring; Nuts; eobis Onionsi stove Blocking. &C.
Also, small invoice Lamps, Lanterns, 30, which
HENRY BAILEY& CO. Auor1osx1Rs.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19

PRovosT MARsHAL's OFFIcE.-Three sub
stitutes we're put in yesterday and credited to
the quota Of Brunswick. One substitute and
one recruit were put in for Cape Elizabeth,
and Eve recruits for Wells. rg
Forty-fve enrolled men were examined by
the Surgeon, twenty two of who whom were
exempted for disabilities. 30soh ars
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19
). M. PArrEN, AUcrloNEER, IL exchange s.
she.,lr,ias Sale,

CUMBERLAND,S 8. S.-Attaehed on sund-y vYifb
~ In favor of AIvah CoDant, ct. ais Alexander
Merrill, William P. Soathard, ct ais, A mon Ban.
son, ct ais. and Cyrus 8. hays, against Be- jamin
= brock and George H. rsey, and all be 81 By
consent OF parties az public Auc ion on FridaV
anuary 2Otb 1866, at 10 clock In the foIenooa on
the premises 09t 6piiag Street. stock OF w. l.
Goods, Groceries, and Pro, isions; consistinG Of
sugars, Coffee, Molasses, Teas, Cigar, Tobacco ., Z
spices, Soaps. sauces. Pickles, Beans ?, as, 20.
tatoes, Pork Beet, Onions, Butter Flour, Lard 80.
,, ALSO, a4 q
Platform and Counter Ca ca, RefTf zerafor Iron
SAFE, stove, Desk, Meat Behches, o L. 40 - -
, Az ~ O'Clock, the store standing on l6assd land
building new, and In complete r. pair Tsrms Cash.
rs S.. go 6E )RGE W. PAhKER, SheifG
EDWARD M. PArTER, Ancioneer y -
Portland. January 18th, lsl5-0o0 b jaDl7dtd ?
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19

DELAYED.-In consequence of an engine
and snow plough running off the track near
Bangor, yesterday, the train from that city
did not reach Portland until o'clock last eve
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19
state Treasurer Elected.

EEfE AUGUSTA, Jan. Is.
Nathan G.. Hichborn of Stockton was to-
day elected State Treasurer by the Legisla-
tllre. tsla ta Iesa.ia
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19

PERSONAL. --Gen. Geo. L. Beal, of the 10Th
Army Corps, stationed in the Shenandoah
Valley, has been at home at Norway, on a
few days leave of absence, and leaves this
city this morning on his return to his CON-
mand. e
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19

The City Government of Bangor have con-
tracted with the Portland Company for a
steam fire engine.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19
BvEIeCtrtCdtw

The Rheumatic, the gouty, the latne ana ths IA,
leap with JOY and move with the agility and elast
ity of youth the heated brain is coo.Jd; the frost
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformties re-
moved; faintnees converted to VigoH, weakness 20
strength; the blind made to see the deaf to hear o.
the Ralsed form to move upright the bleEaishes o.
youth are obliterated; the accidents OF mature L
prevented; the calamities of old age obviated aad
IN active circulation maintained,
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19

NEW YORK, Jan. IS. q
The Tribune's Washington despatch says it
is well known fact that the taking Of Fort
Fisher does not stop blockade running into
Cape Fear river. Zeiks Island commands the
other entrance. @ -
Rear admiral E. P. Lee informs the Navy
Department that resolution will soon be in-
troduced in the Alabama Legislature recon-
mending the return of that State to the Union
which has closely covered many disasters and
blunders in front of Petersburg. His testi-
mony produced profound impression, and
summons was issued for Gen. Grant and other
high officers. 4 sgl .tltg= Fs8 ~. s.. IS
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19

GRocERs, Spice Dealers, and Druggists, all
sell Burnett's standard Flavoring Extracts.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19
e M. PATrEN. AucTIoNEER, p Exchange St.

THERE wll be an o. tsnsive sale Of Ladies
Il Cloaks OF all the various kinds and oualiii.s af
my Office on -January--Ise6. Particulars heat
after. -.......... .l1ra rfa1d 81 janis :
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19
PoBTLAND AND Y1CINITY.
Aase q. q ss !, me /. 81 To-Da, :

Nesc Advertisements To-DGS.
Auction Sale-E M. Patten.
/ A. Il. A. Assemblies. A4 ttt GWaH 900.
Copartnershp Notice.
Gift Entertain ment.
y Up tor Catarrh.
Boarding
Situation Wanted. A4991- a-eI slE
Board Wanted.
House Wanted.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19

COLD WEATHER.-In Bangor Tuesday
morning, according to the Wing, the mercury
indicated 20 to % degrees below zero, at sun
rise.
In this city at the same hour, the mercury
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19

ss Il aa lo 3asgg NEW YORK, Jan. IS.
The Posts Washington dispatch states that
Gen. Terry has been nominated for Major
General. 'sa
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19
CITY OF PORTLAND.

BY the Board Of Mdyor and Aldermen
TVHE following addition Regulations in regard
4 to the keeping Of Gunpowder In this City, are
hereby esta lisbed; --t..ll - 1'''7~
SEC. 1-No person or hrm shall he permitted 10
keep more than five hundred pounds Of euppowder
in the City Pow er Magazine at one time; nor shall
here oe Kept IN tho Magazine at aay time more than
tour thousand pounds of gunpowdcr
SEC. 2-Persons OF licensed 10 keep md sell gun.
powder IN the city shall not be permitted u have
gunpowder o. in said Ma szine.
SEC. 3-Tbe fee Tor recs wing or DELIVERING opn-
powder kept in said Mag zine all be ten Gems Tor
every twenty five pounds received or for le souan
tty, when less than twenty FIVE pounds is =, eeved
at one time. And no gunOowdsr shall b. receiv. d
into delivered from said ID game, betv cen the
mission from the Mayor.
SEQ. 4-Any Regu'stions heretofore established
repugnant to or collecting with thse Regulations be
and the same are hereby rescided.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19
FOR THE FRONT,

"A. ID. REEVES,
WILL visit the Army at the fonnt, and he absent
Nv ssrne four weots, aud will take his fitting
measures go to be abe to orders for out
fits OF clothing, miitAryor civila good opportunity
for those in the service to order from home. lfi
jams Il. 1921 3nsi
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19

MOULD respectfully announce to the oitizens o.
w Portland and vicinity, that he has permanent
~ located in this city. During the two years we
The worst forms OF disease in persons who have tried
other forms Of treatment in vain, and curing pa.
Asked do they stay cureds To answe tins Question
will say that all that do mot stay cured we will
doctor the second time tor nothing. ~ ~
DR.. d. has boon praetick. slectrcian Ter twenty.
one years, and 10 also regular graduated physicih
Electricity Is perfectly adapted TO chronic diseased
in the form of nervous or sick headache; neuralge
In the acute stages or where the lungs are not fn
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism so-ofua b :
Diseases white swellings, spinal diseases vurvatI
Of the spine, contracted muscles. distorted limb
palsy or paralysis st. Vitas Dance Deafness stan
mering or hesitaney Of speech, dyspepsia indigee-
ton, constipation and liver complaint pileewe our
every case that can be presented. asthma bronch .
tbs, structures Of the CHEST and all forms Of fema
aomplainfH. afaFr'
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19
4 n Nesu ..Cstv In Vermont !,

BURLINGTON, VT, Jan. Is.
This place adopted the city charter to-day
by 233 majority. yit ron vtH
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19
SWIMMERS rULMONALEs
NOTICE.

THE annual meeting Of the Stockholders of The
II Machtds Water Posoer oNd Mil Companv will
be held at the United s,aies Hotel in Portland on
Wednesday, the i25th day Of Jsnaary inst. AZ n
O'Clock ?. NJ !, for the choce of Beard of Director
for the ensuing year, and such her officers rs the
action Of such other business as shall leeally come
3 Machias, January q, 1885. ian7eod2w
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19
AUCTION SALES.


ON Tuesday January 10Th, at o,coct -
~ me premises; We al eel lOt 81 Isstsr ~, on
nAl sefret, nesr an0 west Of the foot II spmmi
an fronting The Ship Yard THIS lot has ,1cs, ~
Sanai street OF 242 teet, and ehci6 ses within ~
pounds Fifty six Thousand Feet This is a verv J.
sa9aoe piece OF property in grew ny Ci.u let and
oesnsoie Tor Duidlng purposes, or investments; nor
particulars and plal cad on - .I Il =.
3 ~ HENRY BAILEY q co. ,AUotiorears
: The above sac postponea to Ihur day. jan Ielh.
At II n, a. Merchants EAoh nge-on account OF the
.'Vrm' l.-s,tn .i janndtd "
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19
M Q n u Q "a

q NJ q II L . H -
A SPECIAL Meeting Of stcekholders Of TIE
n New England screw Steamship - mpapy will
at O'Clock NJ AZ the on e Of tho con. any ON
Browns Wharf, in Portland, for the followiI pur.
posfs;- ~
+ Firsf-,To see whether the stock holders viii su.
iorize the directors TO charter uchase steam
or 20 axe the place of tn Pot msc
Second-ro see what &c ion shall be taken in re.
gard 70 building rev eamsr. If
1htrd-ro authorize the Dire ~ 70 lay an ss-
sc sment Tor the above purposes Il deemed Cxptdi-
emit. r-
e FoErth-To set or any other business T. at may
properly c'me b, ore Them. .a
BY order OF the DirectCr.
( janlsdlw 81 hENItY FOX. Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19
g. M. PArrEN, AUorIoNEER. Il Exchange St

WILL sell ct auction ThnYsdey Jsn 18th, at 10
w o'clock A. N. an assortment OF bleach a and
brown ottons, Stripes, DENNIS, Tckinss Flanr els,
Dress Goods. rrnts Cars e., SaIiuets Doesl las,
Beaver and roadcloths Shirts and Diawers, De-
Lanes, Crash, Linens, Dsmsss, Ho kfs Towels, Nap
kine' GO Also one sewing Machine. ja It'd
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-19

Weekly papers in the State can receive the Daily
Press In exchange one veal by giving the ABOVE
prospectus as many insertion s,es advertisement
ence in t. rms; the first inserton 10 be prior to The
hrst day of February. They will also erect atten-
ton to prospectus In an editorial item. dfYtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17


sTosE ~ TIE BlssppsRs oALcuLus
GRAvKL, BaICK Dust DEPOSIT. AID
MUCOUS Oh MILKY DISCHARGES
AFTER ukIAATlAG-
IRRITATION OF TEE NEgK or THE b AE1-
DER, TETLAMATI0s on THE KiDsKYsr
CATABRa Oh zaE BLADDER,
AAD BERsING. or PAfHFuL
uRIs4TIg0
Fer shss~ disessss 10 Is truiy sovereign remedy
and too mueh eaazot b said ia Va praise. A Gin
gle aase has beea kRaNn g Fslisss the most uFzsat
Ass yoa troabiesi sIsh shas distressing pAia ls
thssmail q he back snd thFovsh the hfpat A
tssspeonial daY q he osassitatiop wstsr Nlll
PHTsTeTAss
Have l0eg since gives ap tie use Of buckus taesba
aud juniper Ia the treatment of thsss diseases,
and only ESQ them f0r tbs want Of 1hetter raasdy
- CONSTITUTION wATKR
Has proved ii.slf eaaal % the task that has de-
DfuRETIcs
IsritAts and drsneh ths kIaneys, sad b. eonssans
- prpdses shsouis dsssssfslien saa eqnafEasd
N bYsMFsoRRHKA. on PAINFUL mgs.
SITUATION, AND NKE0ERHGIA.
Oh PH0FusE FLOWING.
Beth diseases arising ffem fsaify asewtiaH o.
ths meastrmaA naid--ta one Ease teine NO fittig
sad ageompanisa - sesssa paats aisa tbs aihsr )
100 psoiss secrsiiop, whieh wis b. speedily cuFaa
hy ths Cotsttattea WAtsr
Tha aissaas tnowm ~ FALLING UE wHx
WOMB shieh i tis Fesalt ef shs relAx stieH a
the lgaulsats u that eFszs, aaa = kncwp b
ssnss - h-atihsss aa4 afakgin xsfaius IL tn
bask afd sides kaa - tiaes seeeastsassa - sasFt
-l4nelnatiax er shoptisa gatns throngh ihe part
aasctsf. VII, IN al easas. b Resolved ~ tae aie
is=ae. Cd G41t !s4
Tasrs l. anogasg slsss 81 symptasns aF3sies
from IRRITATION o. THE WOMB, whieh
physiciAas call Nervousness, wttigh word euTcrl
80 nueh gnosMaees &ad 10 aius eaeeR saE q
Rem tbs deetag 40 not rrafty kneW WHISTLER ~
symptoms are tbs dissase a. fha disease The sgfnp
toms We can oaig aauHaeFass thea har&
speak particularly o. eoid fat, psipitaiies
"a abe hsar1 AHrairrd sasmaFy. wAks fsilnsss
a'shss q sAis lsagnor. lszzitaae. and ditsnsss =
vision.
suPPBEssEp MxssrHuATToS.
Which IN tha aBusFris4 szFas is j. e8ustans ~
eurflng aiasa.es an3 fhFsaGa aeSifct ths sezss 9
ssefs grave aHd dan Tsraas aissies are tie rraals
ana - Ugaih after fReath rAsses wikheuf AZ e
/ f8Ft being made g Asstst NatEss, tbs sAppFsR
aiea bAeanlea chfuafe, she aAShsat Ef@4aaify less
1 her appetite, tbs heNels are eenstlFafed nlsA
| awsass eame 90, add Consumption aaaliy ends ~
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