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CLAIRV0YANT !
Eclectic Physician,

- . - aesf4a y Ef7aTf .1l7T
From 61S Broadway, New York has returned to
~ E9rtland and can be consulted At her office, No. II
One Of the Greatest Cures Record. ~
Prompted by no other than the FEELING of beneyo.
ence and for the benefit of the afflicted deeire to
make known short description Of my disease and
si the unexpected cure which obtained from Mrs.
Manchester's Medicine. Upwards OF two years
since was taken sick, which gradually Increased
until was sofar reduced that 1 never expected to
be well again. had the attendance Of six eminent
physicians and never received the slightest benefit
until Icommenced uaing Mrs Manchester's Medi-
cnes. My disease at that time follows:-I
was ektrem ely feble--conined to my bed. My flesh
had all disappeared, the whites OF my eyes were yell
low, also the skin yellow; had dull heavy pain in
the right side, and it very much enlarged: pain
In my shoulders and spine The left side seemed to
a'cay 80 that there quite hollow place In It,
mad VERY distressing at the PIT OF my stomach;
M0Gus coated thick stomach very acid appetite en-
ArsAy gone mot being able to keep anything on my
stomach, fever night sWeAts. thirst violent dry
cOugu' dificulty Of breathing dull headache can
AOs describe AZ wish 70 do my miserable situation
anu sunerng as eveag organ In my body was diseas-
o1 my physicians said was fast Fastening to the
consumption. W VIZ
AenJoy A. this time perfect health and this 4. .
P'e.1 ny. history ofmy case, and is tho truth.
WOMB ieoom@eno every andau invalids to 90 and
consui' mi" us. msanenester.T MARY A. MoULroE,
~ t.ss-.n .--,-, EDWARD l. Mourr TOM
ra HVi'1i anu' nay . A0'1' mch9dly
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FHsHE subscriber, having had several years expert
n eDce IN the examination and settlement of
portion Of his time to the accounts
as may require particular attention. Ho may be
found atNo. z6t Exchange Street over the office of
the Ocean iSsusance Company.
May lbed2w" JIM. MORRILL,.
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CT0RE at 871 Middle street. for either a BARRIERS
Cor taiiors shop for toa wholesale dealer in fruit
as Il has large cellar connected with It'll
furnished Rooms - veSY 90 ili77 HsT5 ap26tf
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A ONE and "a half story House, in good order,
IA pleasantly locate6, together with fhs lot 81 BY
60feet. Price low--terms liberal. Inquire O,
apl6dSm JOHN G. PROCTER.
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; STEAMBOATS,.
Portland and. Penobscot River
Summer Arrangement.

On and after Monday April oath the
new and fastgoing steam.r Greg
ULAiUk," Capt. w ii. Mower viii leave Rail-
MeND "WEDNESDAY and Fn1DAHepcning, at 10
O'clock, connecting with the =. u. train from Bos-
ton.
Returning, will leave Bangor every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY morning. ats o'clock,
touching at Keckand, Camden, Belfast. Searsport,
Bycksport. Winterport, and HAND en-, both ways
and Eastern Railroad at the Depots in Boston, Sa-
lem, Lynn and Lawrence. 9Ha #oa ga
For freight or passage apply to kHa s9H
A. SOMERBY, Agent, isat 2
-ttaA At Office on the Wharf.
Portland. April FL. 1865.-tf
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YORK s. CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD.
sUMMRR ARRANGRMENT.

ExssHs&asz3 On and after Monday, 10th inst, le( g.
u &trains will leave as follows, until fnr.
Their notices s4tte53 4.saagsigLrs ns Z ~ i
Leave Saoo River for Portland, as 5.45 and 92l
A. NJ, and 3.45 p. M. aH aae4Ef1 II AIfAEsl 4 Z
Leave Portland for 6aco River, at las A. M. and
1.5Q and $40 p. M. S8a mot .sn1s1
The so p. NJ. train out and the 6.45 A. NJ. train
into Portland, will be freight trains with passenger
cars attached. wI6.rpssa
Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorham,
standish Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
Bridgton, Lowell, Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg,
Porter, Freedom, Madison, and Eaton, N. II.
8 At Buxton Center, for West Buxton, Bonney Ea-
gle, South Limngton. Limington, Limerick, New
field, Parsonsfeld, and Ossipee.
At Saccarappa. for South yWindham, Windham
Hill and North Windham, daily.
& sr5r.fzr ~. DAN. CARPENTER, Supt.
Portland April 1856. 81 rllNllf dtfI
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Portland. saco and Portsmouth &. r.
Us baa ANNUAL MEETING.

TvHE stockboIders of the Portland, saco and
4 portsmouth Railroad Company notified that
Of Drec tors for the ensuing yesr and the transact
ton Of any other business which may be legally pre-
Doughty's Falls Village, North Berwick, on MON
DAY, the FIFTH day Of June next, at tsoeEpe
O'Clock noon. By order Of the Directors. i4fg
CHARLES e. b JARRETT, Clerk.
Portland, May IL, 1866. 7 mayl5MwFtd
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Cincinnati Markets

CINCINNATI, December 22.-Flour unchanged
and quiet; superfne, 81 50@S7 %; extra.
). &9&s9 o.; and family and fancy, 50 258
Sll %.
Wheat Is dull. at 81 a59s3 % for prime old
red. and 81 509Sl - for the best grade, of
new red.
Corn continues dull. at 50 cents for new car.
and IS cents for shellel.
Oats are dull and prices lower, closing at ~
G43 cents I'm elevator
Rye unchanged and quiet. at 75 cents for
prime.
Cotton firm. at is9l6lx cents for mlddling.
Groceries quiet
Whisky irregular; sales at - . duty paid.
and ~ cents in bond.
Ho-s nrmer. but not quotablv higher: dressed
sl0 6e&si0 -; nett receipts 5,l37 head.
Provisions trner.
Mes pork closed active at sec 50
Bulk meats continue nominal. at III. IA.
and l615 oegts fer shoulders, sides and clear
sides.
Green meats have advanced 10 Q cents for
shoulders. ll@l2 cents for sides, and i4s.Gl5
cents for hams.
Lard is higher, closing al l. cents for prime
city.
Gold 81 45sa
Weather clear: thermometer 81
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Rye-Fair and In request.
Barlry-Firn.
Corn-Quiet aud firm; 81 f95r. foT URsound
H6Ldg5c. for sound mixed Western.
Oats-Firm. with fair demand in part foi
export; ssg11c. for unsound; 0'S62e- foi
sound.
CofFee-Quiet: Rio 81 50.
sugar-Steady and quiet; iatS9iie. fcr Cubs
and MuseOyado.
Molasses-Quiei: sales by auction of 100
barrels Of New Orleans II 81 f0gi lGis; q
hogsheads Porto Rico 20 S4s.
Wo0i-Quiet.
PetroleuIn-E Easier: 4ogilc. for crude; 100
barrels refined in bond 6jgG6c.
Pork-Quiet and steady; S2s i2H9S 31L
for mess. closing at S-S 3lA for regular. and
S2i 00t[24 80 for prime mess; also S.2JO bar
rels Of new mess for January and February al
sellers option, s2I jcG2s y.
Beef firm NJ SLICED for new plain mess;
sll@l4 for old mess; S22@24 for new extra
mess; sliGll for old mess, tierce. Beef hams
firm. state and Western, S32 25g33 y.
Cut meats unchanged; ll@i3c for shoulders;
l3@ l6c for hams; bacon quiet.
Dressed hogs In moderate demand at l511
@1lc.
Lard firm at l5K0IaI.
Butter heavy. At 2O@55e for Ohio, and So@
~ for State.
Cheese dull at l4@I9c.
MONEY AND STOCK MARKET.
Money easy at per cent.
Sterling lo0149lO9lk.
Gold without change-Opening NJ li6. adj
vancing TO lf6I. and closing at l45H.
Government stocks without change.
Stocks steady. United states 6s, 520; regu-
lar '62, 10O9< coupons Of '62, 1907; do do '64'
lOO94; do 10. 1OOss; United States l0-iO cou-
pons, 92l4; Treasury 1-3os, first series, 9S5z (;
Virginia 6s, go; Atlantic and Great Western.
!5l<; New York Central. a1Is: Western Union
Iclegrarh, 81; Erie, 99ss; Milwaukee, -;
Reading, 1861; Michigan Southern, 7sZ;
Plttsburg, 4L: Northwestern. 3424: do pre-
ferred, Gl; Quincy, 1872; New York, -.
Money market easy, but inactive at per
cent; commercial paper duh at 7lE@i0 per
cent.
Stock market dull, and but little business
doing. New York stocks firm. and railroad
shares steady for gold this morning. The fol-
lowing were the leading quotations: At ten 4.
". 81 ~ half past eleven, a 46lE; twelve NJ,
81 49,: one r.. NJ. 81 46I5; twoP. NJ. Al 49,.
The Commercial SAYS: Money is more album
dant, and the demand from the street i linn
ited. Current speculation appears TO be very
much supported by deposits left with brokers.
so that applications for call loans are quite
limited. We hear ofno demand loans having
been made below per cent.
Discounts are without change: prime in
dorsed sixty day paper il current at 7@s
per cent, do. single name at SAP per cent: a
large class Of less known at IO@l5 per cent.
The leading drawers ask 81 g9z for sixty
days sterling. bilt cannot sell M that rate. Al
81 GA bankers sterling would be bought on
speculation.
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In SENATE, q message from the House Of Re-
prcsentatives was coneurred in. with House
resolutions as follows: Appointment Of Com
mittee TO investigate management Of State
Prisons; empowering the state Librarian TO
receive books, papers, archives aud property
Of Indiana Historical Secsety; appointment Of
committee 10 inquire into conduct Of sinking
Fund Commissioners; on subject Of foreign
interference with government Of Mexico.
resolution was adopted authorizing the
State Printer 90 bind and send 10 each member
Of the senate. and officers and reporters thereof.
three copies Of Legislative BREWER Reports
two copies q Senate and House Documentary
Journal, and two copies Of acts Of present ses-
sion, bound in full.
Governor Dunuing was eomplimentcd for
the able discharge Of his duties as President Of
the senate.
senate committee We're informed by the
Governor that he had no further communica-
tion 20 make the senate. and. with some re-
mark. by the President pro tenn. the senate
adjourned without day.
In the IioUSr. yesterday. the early part Of
the session was occupied in discussion where
in IL was claimed 10y Messrs. Brown. Dunham.
Coifroth and Buskirk. that . resolution simply
read for information by Mr. Speaker Petit the
night before. while a motion 10 adjourn was
pending. was improperly on the record. The
yeas and nays We're twice taken on the ques-
ton, bat the result showed that no Quorum
had voted.
The bin 10 repeal the dog law was returned
by the committee with the recommendation
that Il be indefinitely postponed.
The Committee on Federal Relations sub.
mitted report-"to hang jet. Davis on sour
apple tree An humorous discussion fol-
lowed, and the report went 20 the table.
On the subject Of the location of the Arricul-
tural College, minority report was submitted
opposing its location at Bloomington.
Enrolled act of the House. Ne. lS7. was eor-
rccted. and $500 IS was appropriated. as the
balance due from The state on account II the
National Cemetery At Gettysburg.
On motion Of Mir. Buskirk = restitution ol
thanks % the Clerks was adopted.
The Acting Governor informed tn commit
tee. who was Wa appointed 70 wait upon him.
that be had no further communication 20 make
= the General Assembly.
The session having expired by constitution.
al limitation. the House wa formally ad-
iourncd sane die ~ Nr Speaker.
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From Bost n.
reception OF Battle rinx..r,e.

BoSIoN. December "a formal rrcepfi. .,
n hattie f'ags q MssssehUsCtts rerirnerfs ~
dav. Wa The occasion n a very imposing and
interesting military displa,. There wer, ahouf
5.ee0 officers anil men in marching cciuuan.
representing sixty regiments. and displaying
-ome two hundrt,i and 6ny hattle-toru nae,.
Along the route 81 flit procession. thcse srfe-
rams and their banners we're greeted in "A fna.f
enthusiastic manner eu reaching the STATE
llouss. the color-bearers advanced % The front.
forIniuz On the steps II the capital. while M.
regiments Died On either side. The wLole
fpAce vas hlici az, ard formed One of the
i1ost stirring secaes eEer exhibited I'M this
rity. The salufes of artillery. waving q ban
nfr, and cheers having sghsidoi. prayer Wa
osered hy Rev. DR.. Laihrop. Major General
Couch. GA hehalfof the Massachusetts, veterans.
ihen presented the colors 70 the keeping q the
,sia..iail : ea.is. in q hrief and appropria;e
'--i' =" y hie : SoNeruQE Andrew responded
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From New. York.
southern Caueus-New York Col

NEw YORK, December 22.-The CONNER
cidrs Washington dispatch says: The south.
ern members Of Congress elect, held a caucu.
yesterday, and decided 10 return 10 their
homes, leaving one from each state 10 repre-.
sent them before the Joint Committee of Con.
grcss.
The Posts Washington special SAYS: Mr.
Van Dyck's friends are confident Of his ap.
pOintment as Collector of the post Of New
nent citizens.
The repcrt that Mr.. McCulloch's visit 10 thi.
city a. having connection with Treasury ne
gotiations, il officially contradicted.
J. Ward, for the murder Of Policeman
Walker rsast August, was today sentenced 10
the State prison for life.
In the case of the Union Bank againt Ketch-
um 4 Son, In the Supreme Court. to-day, rem
dered a verdict against the latter for sa6O.OOO.
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ILeGmlel.

ROCHESTER, December 22.-Ilenry Wilson,
a notorious burglar and murderer, was exc
cuted NJ two o'clock p. NJ. He was convicted
Of the murder Of Henry DeyOe, at Portage. on
the 10th Of May. lie went tothe gallows with
the same callous spirit he had shown since his
conviction, and smiled with contempt upon the
scene In which he was most prominent He
denied that he killed Deyoe. but admitted that
he knew who was the guilty party. lie re-
spiritual advice. lie gave his body 10 his
counsel, who sold il 90 a surgeon At Oneida
New York
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NEW YORK. December 22.-Cotton-Very
nrm, with good temsna at 5l2S-c for mid
ding.
ilouF-Better foT soanJ low grades. with
sVS- s'l"n- III ..-.rt for export; . s05- g for
-; = 6NSs % FOR Round Hoop Ohio; - Il
$40 % Tor trade brands, Market CLOSING firm
Whiskey-l.ecideGly lower IL 81 -.
Whea.-.eaite frm; I oSC3l ~ for Chicago
spring; 81 ojali II for Milwaukee club: 81 =
for old amber Milwaukee: Al ~ for new am
Der Milwaukee; - 50 for white Michigan
S1 % for new.
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COM NJ z ERClAL.
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, December -.
Flour quiet.
Wheat quiet, at 81 29Gl 29. for No. l. and
90G9lc for No. ,.
Corn dull, at 45S4c for No l, and 42c for No. .
Oats quiet. at 269 926lsc for No /.
Highwlnes quiet, AZ - Is.
Provisions firm and active
Mess pork $40. sweet picked hams l4I6c.
Lard 17c.
Hogs steady; Size for fresh; l0Gi0ISc for
dressed.
Receipts-Flour. 1000; wheat. 1850: corn,
l,450; oats, IL 900; hogs. 1900.
Shipments-Flour, a,0OO; wheat, 1900; Nc
corn; oats, zoo.
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O
II Il NJ L Nj B T. Il
That this Bitters is not Alcoholic,
Contains no Rum or Whisky,
And Cam not Make DrunIsards,
But Ii the Best Tonic I'm the World.
Read who Snys SO.

From the Rev. Levi O.. Beck, Pastor Of the Bsp'h
Church, P-mher on, N. j. formerly Of the North bap
tst Church, Philadelphia present Pastor Of the Bar
tst Church, Chester, ia
fhavc kroTn Hoohand's German Bitters iAyorahiy
for a number of years. 1have used them I'm my owr
famy and have been pleased with heir effects thai
was oduced 20 reeo nmend them 20 many others, anc
know that they have operated in strkDgly benefcis
manner. take great pleasure in thus publicly pro
ca ming this fact and calling the attention OF those AZ
M ted with the diseases for which they recommend
ed % these Bers, knowing from experience that ny
rec commsndation vii be sustained. do this more
chaerfuy Huosnd's Biters intended benefit IN,
attic ed, and Is mot q rum drink" Yours, truy,
IkuG. BECK.
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fhiL =. ~ iiia- December 22-The safr Of
iae sanitary toii.nni --iou was found rol,h.,l
.eis merhin. q so.i.oiu United states bonds
W. W. pf2tefY - Joan ". Wilson. chief elerl
$50 eah. Ne-- 2--S-s9, szS.-, asa. SEQ. .l-.t.
80, as'3 and .-9ii - SloO eaeh' No. e9Ii'
S2i,l S,-l, 5ssl9. md a S.n ..ca ~
$50 90 'siet'as S't'o', i25425 and la.f.6.
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a

EFrom the Rev. v D. Fendsl, Assistant Editor Chris.
tiAn Chr niele, Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the use of Hoof
lands German Bters aud feel Il my privi eye TO re-
commend them ss most valuable tonic 20 all who are
san ring from general debility from diseases arising
from arrangement OF the liver. Yours, truly,
r. ID FExDALL
From Rev. ID. MerridEe, Pastor Of the Passyunk
Baptist Church, fhiladelphia.
Prom the many respectable recommendations given
10 DR.. Hollands German Bitters, was induced 10 give
them trial. Amer using several bottles found thsm
TO be good remedy for debility. and a excellent
toncfor the stomach. ID. NEERIGE.
From Rev Vim. fmfth, formerly Pastor Of the Vince.
town aud Mllvilis y. J., Baptist Church Phsdelphia
Having ed IN my "a nily aber OF bottles Of your
Hollands German bitters, 10 say that regard
then an excellent medicine, specially adapted TO re-
move the di eases they are recomme nded for Tbey
strengthen and vgorate the system when debilitated
and ussfn N disorders cf he liver loss Of appetite
etc have also recommended them 70 several ~ nv
friends who have tried 'hem spd found item grestl,
bens scis In the restoration Il health. Yours truly
WILLIAM sHrTn, ses Hutchinson street.
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4 euian..

CHESTER, PA. December 22,-A Circle cf
he feulan Brotherhood Was formed aeTe last
night. numbering eIgnty-iive members Reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted sustaining
o'Mahoney, and ,ighty-iive dollars sas.ofih.'si
% the Feaian treasury.
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Boston stock vr,vkcr

BosTOS. December -.
The following are the prices bid Boston to-
day.
thuyhagua Falls. as.; Franklin, SsI. /:
Hancock. ~; Huron, 3: Isle ROYAL, AZ /:
Miunosots, ~; Quincy, 56s<; Bay State, Ilts
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FOR CHILDREN.

Toy Tea Sets.
Fine Dolls,
Drums,
Guns,
sleds, skates,
Hobby Horses,
Tool Chests,
Albums, Carts,
Doll Gigs,
Magic Lanterns,
Dancing Darkeys, Iron Toys,
Games, Puzzles,
Knives,
Mechanical TOYS,
Chiids' Chairs, etc, &c.
The Largest Stock In the State
BAzA
No. @ East Washington sc.
H. BALDWIN a. co., Prepr'~
dec6 dlmistp
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Isotel Re-opened .

eHARIEsToN, :. G, Doce.atser so.-Ihe
sli..s A0Aso. IA tais city. was opcned TO-DAY.
- II the hrst time since the commencement OF
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NOTICE.
Election Notice.
LECTURE e.
LECTURE.
Lecture OH Switzerland.
REV. y. e.. FLETCHER,

NTIIL be delivered on Tne day Evening December
w % At the First Presbyterian Church for the ben
eft of the Indianapolis Orphan Asylum
This j. understood 10 be Lectp OF much interest
by ore whose home. for = time. among the Alpine
Ranges and by lovely Lake Lsman enables him 10 real.
ze to the glories % sszerland without fnclrrng
The psrls u the glfciers.
Mr. Fletcher desires, while thus aiding the Orphan So
etey Of his native city, TO provide amply for the
destitute children OF departed solders-to use the
occasion for addressing the young men and young
mAdeGs OF indianapolis on what he has seen in his
travels, that will specially irterest them.
Admission 90 cents Children % cents Tickets AZ
the Book Stores. dec23 dlt
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APHIC.

NIGHT REPORT.
f ROM W ASHINGT0N.
ARGUMENT OF HON. RtvfRDY 10 iNS0N
l. TX O VI B % - II O ~ (.
RECEPTION or BATTLE FLAGS.
VI urd ercr T. ecu { q ~ :.
THE FENIAN IMBROGLI0.
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
Sanitary safe IL o b be d
PRIVATEERS FITTING OUT.
Arrival of Steu nm n
PAyMASTeR AND CLERK ROBBED.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
Etc. Etc, Etc.
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NOTICE.
ORMsBY 4 ROBERTSON.
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution Of Partnership

vaHk firm of Feibelna1 A Rsah. heretofore existig
N this city, 4 shisdss Dissolved by rnutua esFs.8
Al eeo,s Cue from said trn via be paid BY the I'm
of ksuh Bros-. ho wlil ecntae the bpsines. A t~
o.5 stand, No. Palmer Il .use
Al claims due the old nTm sre . be paid 20 ,hsr.
Al fEfBEiNAy.
RArH BROS.
Indianapolis. December Ie, Is65. decal q,
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PHOTOGRAPHS

DHoToGRAPH Cards for Gentlemen. sample with
CATALOGUES sent FOR IS cents. Iaclose a. euvelspe
with yonr nAme. and
Address n. HENETTE.
deo2a dsn IS Liberty s., New York city.
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From Rev W d. seigfried, Pastor OF Twelfth Baptist
Church, Philadelphia
6entlenen;-I have recently been iaboring under the
dlstres ing effects OF ofindgeston accompanied by pros
traiion Of the nervous system. Numerous remedies
recommended by friends and Of them tested
but without rel ef. Your HOofand German Btters
we're rmsnied by persons ho hsi tried them and
whose favorable mention o. these Bers induced me 10
try them. 1 must confess that had an aversion 10
Patent Medicines frm the tbousani and one'' qusck
"kters whose only aim seems 20 be to palm of sweet
eued and druggsd liquor upon the community In sly
and the tendency Of which, fear to make many
a confirmed drunSard. Upon learning that yours wss
really medicinal preparation took It with happy ef-
feet It's action, not only upon the stomach. bat upon
the nervous system. prompt ard gratifying feel
that have derived great and permanent benefit from
W. d. sEIsFRIsD, No. asa, shsckansxon street,
Il
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. d, Editor Of the Rn-
eycopedia OF Religious knowledge and Christian
itle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed 10 favor OF recommend Patent
Medicines In general through dstrust Of their
dients and Effects yet know Of sufficient reasons
why man may not testify to the benehts he believes
himself TO have received from any simple preparation
In the hope that be may thus contribute the bener. OF
others.
do this the more readily In regard to HooHauds Ger
man Bters, prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson Of this city
because was PREF udci against them for many years
under the impression that they chiefly alcohol
mixture. am indebted my friend, Robert shse-
maker, ESQ., for the removal ofthis prejudice by
tests aud for encouragement 10 try them wien saierng
from great and leng continued debility The use Of three
bottles OF these Btrs At the beginning Of the present
yra was followed by evident relief and restoration TO
degree OF bodily and mental vfgor which had not fe
for six months before and had smot desparsd for "a
gaining. therefore thank God and my friend for a..
reciiny me ts the use Of them,
J. .NEwTos Baowx, Philadelphia.
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FOR GENTLEMEN

Elegant Walking Canes,
Genuine Meerschaums,
Willow Smoking Chairs,
Mahogany LIQUOR Cases,
Fine Pocket Knives,
Splendid Dressing Cases,
Pocket Cigar Cases,
Fine Travelling Bags,
Beautiful Cigar Stands,
Elegant Wine sets,
Embroidered Slippers,
oominoes and Chess Men,
Fine Fur Wrist Cloves,
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-23

NOTIONS. ETc.
CHRISTMAS GIFTSl
A.
BALDWIN e. co.'s,
Wholesale and Retail
Great Variety Store,
FANCY BAZAAR.

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Elegant Work Boxes,
Rich Writing Desks,
Fine Toilet Cases,
Splendid Portfolios,
Marble statuary,
Beautiful Brackets,
Rich Parian Wares,
Willow Easy Chairs,
Pocket Companions,
Elegant Sewing Stands,
Splendid Skates,
Rich Party Fans,
Choice Steel JeweIries,
New Head Dresses,
Fine Lace Sets, etc., etc.