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nj ~ .hls city, Feb 49, Sarah Fessenden Barrows wife
In westhr =, ifslrley, s1ed Go years.
w and Shiok; feb II. ISABEL, daughter Of Daniel
Zadoc Alien a. sD ~ Mrs Emily. wife Of the late
81 years. A'uia swanton' ageo
samJ pr n9 Dec &C. at the hospital Geo
Vol Reg. VI 70 r. oVth ne
Prescott q ed GO years. WIG Oh Joseph u
In Chestt rgil g Feb 2 MIS- Nancy, wife of Abrsm
Kurdish, aged Al years. "a AOram
In Farmingt n, Jaa 20, Frank L. son of Ia.
and Emily Buiterfsld, aged months; Feb IA W
James butterfieId, I'd aged a6 years. 80
In Gardiner Feb 20, Ly dia A, daughter of Asanh
Ii and Dora Witham. aged years months,
In Belgrade, Feb IL. OF heart disease. MRS Sarah .
wlfs OF Noah Lyiord. sged SO years months.
In Monmouth, FEB IL, airs Lucia p wife of Geo
kowell, aged % years 10 months.
IN Lebanon. Feb a. Mrs Mary j, wife Of Dea John
hoedy, ag d IS years.
In kennebunk, Feb ID Mrs Sarah Perkins aged
years IL months.
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Leaisiauare of Maine.
SENATE.

AUGUSTA, Feb. 2J,
The resolve making an appropriation for the
construc ion OF the Milford and Princeton
Turnpike came from the House refused pas
sage. After debate The Senate nonconcurred
ard passed the resolve to be engrossed.
Bill taxing shares III National Banks, was
indefinitely postponed-yeas 20, NAYS none
Bill TO amend chapter 142 of the Revised
Statutes relating 20 the Reform School was
passed to be engrossed.
The resolves Tor amending the constitution
of the State, DISTINGUISHING deserters and ska-
daddlers were passed to be engrossed by the
casting vote of the President.
Act 10 incorporate the Portland Bnrnettiz-
il g Company was taken from the table and
passed to be engrossed.
HOUSE. 5t GGl
Bill to incorporate the Consumers Mutual
Coal Company of Portland, was read three
times and passed to be engrossed in concur
renca. as.e
Resolve for the purchase Of a sword FOR
Msjor General Oliver 0. Howard, read twice
and passed to be engrossed.
Bill to increase the salary of the Register of
Probate of York County, with an amendment,
was amended in concurrence and passed to be
eDgrossed in concurrence.
Passed to be enGcted-An act to INCORPORATE
the Consumers Mutual Coal Company of
Portland; an act requiring Notaries Public to
pay duty to the State.
four correspondent has given an account of
some matters which are not referred to in the
above abstract. We refer our readers to his
letter. As the session is drawing to a close a
large amount of business is done, and bills and
resolves are pushed through with rapidity.-
We shall give list of the whole as soon as
the sessi on is over. s
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The PACIFIC MONTHLY for March is received,
and well sustains the promise of its first appear
ance. The table of contents is rich and varied !:
''San Francisco, Pest and Present. by D. M.
Galley; "Tranzbar,'' by VIM. c. Hines, ESQ. /;
Emigration by Sea, by DR.. Bellows; ''The Gold
and Silver Mines of California and Nevada
"Visit to Brigham Young's,'' and Government
and Politics in the Sandwich Islands," are the
principal articles The Mining Department,
which is to be a standing feature of the Monthly,
contains much valuable information for those
who have a practical interest in that class of
topics. IaM
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Adjournment of the Legislature,

A special dispatch to the Press states that
the Legislature adjourned sine die, at o'clock
Saturday afternoon.
Matters were rushed through Friday even
ing in hurry, and without much debate, The
resolve in favor of the Princeton turnpike,
which had been rejected in the House day
or two before by vote OF two to one. was
passed in concurrence with the Senate. and
various other appropriations were made.
The session has been a remarkably short
one, continuing only SO days-the shortest
winter session since 1926,
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY The March number of
this talented journal of Literature, Art, and
Politics, has been received from the publishers,
Messrs Ticknor & Fields. Boston, The success
of this magazine has been without parallel. Its
circulation has become immense. Its list of
contributors embraces the best talent in New
England and other states. The table ofcontents
Of the number before us is rich and varied.
Subscription price. single copy, $500; two
copies for 81 90.
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Kittens rnsoun,,,e cement

For wood, leather. crockery, and other substances
is the best aid to economy that the housekeeper can
have 1t is in liquid form, and iosolubie in water or
OIL 1t will adhere oily substances comp etely. Two
ounce bottle with brush family packase) IS cents
each Sold everywhere. EH Us
HILTON BROS. & Co., Proprietors, Providence,
R. l. On receipt OF 80 cents, family package will
be sent by mail. fa5fsgg feb7dsm
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DISASTERS.

Ship Freedom, from Shields, e. for New York put
into oefmuda 18th inst, in distress.
Ship Young Mechanic, lof Rock,andj McLoo1
from New YORK for San Francisco, before reported
put into st Thomas in distress, and which returned
60 Newport 18th for orders. had experienced very
heavy weather, during which lost and split nearly all
her sails, with much running rigging, and received
other serious damage.
Barque Statira, Herman, at New York from Mat.
amoras reports l4th INST In heavy gale from ESE.
lost and split Sails carried away rigging and receiv-
ed other damage
The survey on brig Condor has resulted in the con-
defamation of The Iigging and spais. She will be
towed to New York for repair
Big abby Fenno. Mclean, at New York from
Zaz5, had heavy weather on the passage; withia
100 miles OF Sandy Hook when she took gale from
the NV. during which lost sails, main gaft Il was
% days North of Hatteras. ~
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DIR. HARVEY. Having sold out my bust.
ness in Boston, have permanently located In Port
land, Me, where shall pay particular attention to
the treatment of Chronic Complaints with my new
Chemical Remedies. .fsit
have cured hundreds of cases after all other REM
edies have failed.
Cons Iltatioa Free. lsf
Office hours from to II A. M, andfrom 2 to P.
II. feb21dtf
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LONDON QUARTERLY.-TheJa January number of
this well-known English Review has been re-
ceived from the republication office of Leonard
Scott & Co., New York. Contents: l. The Life
of VIM. Blake; 2. Aristotle's History of AMI
mails; 8. Forster's Biography of Sir John
Eliot; A. Homer's Iliad; 5. Memoirs of Sir
Robert Wilson; 6. Syriac Manuscripts; 2. Ser
VIA; g. Epigrams; 9. fhe United States as an
Example.
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NOTICE.

DIR. 2. P. QUINCY would give notice that on and
after March 1st 1866 his terms will be as follows:-
First Examination, at office, SING S2O0
Each subsequent ting, at oiHce. 100
REORGANIZATION at residence, ii within the
city. $50
Each subsequent visit, I50
Terms for visiting patients in ether places be
learned at his Office, No. ID International House,
or by addressing him letter there, encosingsamp.
Portland, Feb II, 1s65.--d5w%
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VS. ar T. P. Kimball of this city, has just
,e'urneu from brief visit to the oil, regions of
pennsylvania. He tells pretty large stories,
out the 1ever did not get sufficient hold Of him
70 take him off, A very interesting letter, de-
scriptive of what he saw, appeared in the .Arous
of Saturday. We shall transfer Il 10 our COL
umns tomorrow morning.
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THE GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEI

VIII positively cure
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,
And the first stages of 4 r-
q o N = u M r II O NJ.
1t is preventative for
- DIPrHERIA.
Forsaie by all Druggists Price per Bottle 80.
WEEKS POTTER.
Druggists No, 10 Warrington Street. Boston, Mass.
General Agents. febl5d6w
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Eastern Packet Co,nD.rv

'1 y, corporators named in the act entiIed An a..
Iana incorporate The Easter Packet Co Of Poss
corporators viii ~ notified that meeting CT said
ths ems an at the Rooms OF the Boa q, TrSda
poration ~. purpose of acce t,ns said act of cor
the neoesssrr , $50" code OF Bylaws. and to lake
according to Jaw. " oihanize SAID company
and nISca after the above meeting same tiu
take n,srs meeting of The sTooKHoLDERs wifi
nav p ro ior the transaction Of tuoh busine,s
may property come before tho meeting at that t,me
VIM. L. SOUrHARD
Portland Es,, oz,,, ,oo. A. N. Rich.
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- We roiice great rnsh at the New York Store
Nc l25 Middle 81, where they are closing out their
winter stock at reduced prices. Ladies in want of
ans kind of Dr. Goods will do well to give them
call before pureha sing. feb15 ecd 3w
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Paymaster's Office.

PORTLAND, Feb. 25 1865 {
Mr.. Editor by publishing Circular No.
%" Paymaster Generals Office, copy of which
is herein enclosed, trouble and expense to some
parties may be prevented
Respectfully yours, JAMES MANN,
Paymaster U. s. A.
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WestbrOOk.

The unconditional Union Voters of Wessbrook
are hereby requested to meet nCaucus, at Brackets
Hall, Saccarapa, in said Town,on Tues day Feb 28 at
3oclock P. M, TO makearrangements for the ensuing
Munc pal Election.
feb22d &wtd Per OrJer Town Committee.
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NOTICE no MARINERs.

Lighthouse Office, Sd District
New York, Feb %, 1866
The Stratford Shoal Light Vessel recently remoy-
ed on account of ice. has been replaced upon her
station.
By order of the Lighthouse Board,
-. t4lf LIN POWELL
fgp Lighthouse Inspector. Sd District
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The clipper ship Sea Serpent Capt Winsor, arrived
at San Francisco 18th inst having made the pase re
from New York in l02 days which is the second
shortest passage made for four years.
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Paymaster Generals Office,

y. z1SIII-NuIO1,
Circular No. %.
A general exchange of prisoners of War hav-
ing been commenced, all payments to families of
prisoners, under General Order, No. 90, of 1861
shall be suspended until further orders, to avoid
inadvertent double payments.
(signed) B. w. PRICE,
Acting Paymaster General.
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800 Buff Envelopes Only $1.25,
AT DRESS ER'S OLD STAND
80 Exchange St., above the Post Office.
4Aa AGA feb8d4W*
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DR.. LIGHTHILL,
G U LIST AND URIST.
Wanted TmmedinseIy,

A YOUNG MAN acquainted with the Apo,he;
IA cary business and com oelent totake cha -ge of
tho retail department at
w. f. PHILLIPS CO.'S,
feb22H .s,, N+>s,sA s~s s. No l49 Middle st.
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MARRIED.

In Cumberland, Feb %, by Rev Z s 10 dan, Mr.
Scarborough. Corrected
la Mt Vernon, Feb 49, Daniel Neal and Miss
Hannah Sumner, both of Vienna.
In Kenneounkport. Feb 49, John Lord, Of Lyman
and Miss Mary Curtis of X 7T I m --'
la Augusta Feb g. Jos Smith, of Lewiston, and
Miss Mary Aliee Devne, Of A. a'su
10 Sidney Feb 8, Perry M Arnold and Miss rud,.
G Doe. 'NAa
10 Hallowell Feb IL Geo W Handy. Of Read6eId.
Julia Dorr ~ A'-'
In Ripley, Feb IL. Theodore B Seekins and Miss
Amanda NJ Fayrar ~ '
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coLG ArE,s Money soAr.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials,
is mild and emol,ient in its nature, frsgrsntsy
scented and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. FU- Sale By all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. sga jan3Idlyr
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PASSENGERS.

VI IA ihe North Ame lean, for Liverpool Rev John
Moo1. John Blackburn, NJ Cooley, Thos Williams,
S Seo A11ehg, John Halsrd 4 Sigismund II Baum
ana ~ Others ~ "i''' = o-''
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- ''Shoddy" has retired into the shade
since Petroleum has sprouted its pinions and
put on airs
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PmClAL MOTTO ELS.

es- Carriers If the Daits Press are NOT asloSed
10 seu eapers ON sheir ro~tes
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Deafness.
And lis Rational Treatment.
BY DIR. LIHGTHlLL.

Author of q Popular Treatise Deafness, iti
Causes and Prevention" Letters
on Catarrh," &c. lf-
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RTLAN
Photographic Gallery
ALoNzO $. DAVIS, Proprietor,
80 Middle ST., Portland, Me.
Copying done in the best manner dec29tf
OR TT, A ND
Read This.

From SIS to $40 per day made by selling Dresser,
Prize Pac cages. Agents Wanted.
Address, sg ~ L. DRESSER,
febsd2m* Portland, Maine. Box g.
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year 1868, by Drs, Lghthill in the Clerks Office of
the District Court of the United States for the
Southern District of New York ---
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CLEARED.

Steamship North American, Br) Herr, Liverpool
Ii & A Allan. Is '4 80. -
=. Brig Martha Washington, Lesnd, Cardenas-lsaac
l. Came.
Sch Campbell Soule, Ca-denas Chase Bros l. Co
Sen VIM gregory. Regan, Havana--Geo fiuot.
SAlLED-l0P u, steamship North American.
.............February &c,
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r. 6er steamship North American for LIVERPOOL
i50l Dds Hour 1898 boxes meat 72 pkgs butter i9T
pDs poIasn oOO Dags peas 200 rolls leather So tres
lard bbls bladders, 10 cases sewiog M chimes II
hhds tallow, express cases, 1000 oars
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
sa turday.............. February 80

4sf ARRIVED.
Steamer Regulator, Moore, Boston,
Steamer Montreal. Liscomb. Boston, US.
U revenue steamer Mahoning. Webster, from q
cfuise-reports, spoke brig Hyperion, of New York
from Boston for Bath, with loss of fore and main
topga liant masts. Also, spoke sch Pendora, sroia
Belfast tor Baltimore.
Ship VIM Libby, lof Bath,) Bishop. Liverpool Dec
18th, with loss OF fore topgaaDt mast sails split 4
having experienced heavy westerly gales.
Sch Deposit simmons Friendship.
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IMPORTS.
EXPORTS.

LIVERPOOL. Ship William Libby-9oO tons salt.
to Dana & Co. ~ Oo' WV 'oAS sat %
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LIST OF LETTERS.
Letters Remaining Unclaimed

me Post Office at Portland, State of Maine, 9th
4 Gay OF February. 1896
E-Io obtain any of these letters. the appIieant
th i;s ,5 oocerttsed letters give the date of
'ns t1ss Snu pay one cent for advertising.
W not called for within one month tbev will
be sent to the Dead I,etter Oa,oo 0''''' I"eJ WI
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Monday Morning, Feb. 81, 1865.
Brilliant BloodIess Victories.
PORTLAND.

~ Reading Matter on all -Four Pages.
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sOmething AbOnt Nostrums and Empi-

rfcism.
The abnormal conditions briefly enumerated
above, in their various shades and gradations, pro-
duce common effect: Loss of Hearing. Deafness
is therefore not disease in itself, but merely the
designation OF an impaired condition Of hearing,
which may arise, however, from variety of causes,
1t is the height Of absurdity to suppose that any
one remedy or single operation can remove it, be.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-14

great many side hits being made at the Planta-
ton Btters by two of Who
have endesvored to initiate or counterfeit them IT.
OF no use. The people won't be long imposed upon.
Plantation Hitters incl easing use and popular
every day, and that's what's the matter They are
same sized bottle, and made just they we're rst n
will continue to be, shall stop IN aking them.
The Plantation Bitsers purify strengthen and nvi
orate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an aDtidote to change Of water and diet.
Thet overcome effects Of dissipation and late
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent missmatic and ntermitten nj feyers.
They purify the breath aud ariify the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiArrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong the langnd brilliant and
exhausted natures great restores The Recipe and
full Circular are around each bottle Cietgymen Mer
chants and persons whose habit weak
ne~s lassitude papitaton Of the heart lack appetite
distress after eating, liver complaint constipation &c
will find inaediats and these Bitter,
But above all, they recommended to weak and deli
cate females and mothers.
They sold by all respectable merchants See tina,
each bottle has private United States tamp
cork and s.eel-plafe side label
Beware ofrefIed bottles See that the stamp ha. no,
been tempered with. Any person pretending to .el
Plantation Btters by the gallon ia .wsndler and
ter, and should be Immediately reported 10 rs.
P. L. DRAKE CO.
ootiioAwom q Park Row, MI.
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F Quincy went vim with vi on the
celebration Monday.


HYPocRrTIcAL RFJoIcIsG.-The pro-
prletors of the secesh concern actuslly
went through the motions yesterday OF
rejoicing ever the downfall of their mas
ter Jeif.'s kingdom, by hanging out an
American flag. and letting off some fire.
works from the roof of their building
This is the sort of homage that vice pays
to virtue. There were outward sem
blances of JOY to conceal the cravings Of
inwardgrief. Grants great achieve me nts
strike as much consternatio into Copper
heads as Confederates. He has shivered
both wings of latter day Democracy"
The bolt that shattered the one knocked
over the over In life they were united.
In death, let them not be divided. -fChi
cago Tribune
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1.-The following is the ditty sung by
Uucle Sans Cplored Infantry on their
march into and through Petersburg and
Richmond early last Monday morning,
whereof correspondent gave the openipg
stsve in our last. Though not exactly
classic in its dicticn, it is quite expressive:
Say. darse-. hsb Won sen de massa,
Wild de vuffs,ssh his face,
Go long the rad some time dis mornin,
Like hes-g1in to leave ds I,laca'
lie seen de smoke way up 6e rbher
Where de Linkum gnnboats Law;
He took his hat and lett berry sudden,
And 'spcse he ruined away.
De rnassa run, hal hai
De dsrkey stav. no! no.
1t mnst he now de tingdom comm
An de var oh Jubilo.
He's six foot one way and four foot fodder
An he weishs six hundred rcrn'
HIS coats 50 big he couldn't pay de tailor
An u won't reach half way roun';
He drills 50 much dey calls him cap'n
An he gifts mighty tan'd
Isnec be II try 10 fool dem Yankees
Ter 70 tink hos coutrab md.
De massa run, ha ha,
De dsrkey stay. no hoi
II must be now de kingdom COMM,
An de var OBJ Jubiio.
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New L.s % ray sAe sssxlsrs.

NV AfOb - 4oy 49, OOu0uOn0s
We never can pay the debt Of grAtiiude
and honor We owe the soldieS Who have
suppressed the Rebellion and restored the
Republic. That obligation, 10. part, has
got to run over the life time Of these
demie DDS and accrue to their descendants.
But there is . debt long due to these
heroes, which We can pay Immediately,
and which it will be burning shame if
We don't pay Immediately. And that is
their back pay.
Now, let all of US, men and women,
throughout the United States, zee to it
personally that this debt is paid right
OF. The process is simple. Put
the Treasury in tunds BY subscribing to
the Seren. Thirty Loan. Let everybody
who can spare City or huadred dollars
from their business-all who have either
OF those sums laid BY from their savings,
straightway lend to the Government
The investment will be the securest and
most profitable on the earth-it will al
the same time be the most dutiful and
patriotic. The rich who have thoussnds
which they can thus lend to their country
with profit to themselves, surely should
not need urging to do the only practice.
BILE thing which can Immediately te
done, to testify their gratitude to the
brave men who have conquered Peace for
US all. and restored the Union, and given
new life, character, and power to the Ma
ton.
Men and women throughout the Uni
ted States, let us make this our irst bust
ness, not to be laid aside until complete,
to raise right off the money to pay every
dollar due to our soldiers.
And may God Almighty bless them
Subscribe to the Loan.-[N. Y. Tri.
bune.
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~ Ship building at just this time is
not driving. There lie more doing In New
buryport than 10 Portsmouth or Boston
but even at Newburyport builders are
rather holding up, not clearly seeing how
much the spring campaign may affect the
value OF ships. If the navy yards con.
time extensive operations, there will be
no surplus of labor in the yards Boston
Traveller.
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EY Some music teacher once wrote
that the cart of playing 90 violin re-
CURED the incest perception and the most
senslbiity of any art in the known world"
Upon which an editor comments in the
following style: "Tbe art Of publishing
newspaper, and making it pay, and at
the same time have it please everybody
beats hddin' higher than kite"
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MANHOOD,
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED /.

Jsst psbsAsd, n sealed 1spsleps. Hics, &x Ctsfs
Lecture the Nature Treatm.u NJ and Radical care
~ spermasorfh0a, Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
amfsions sexual Debility, and Marriage
gem rally: Nervousness, Consumption, Epiivpss and
htx Meutal and PHYSICAL incApsciiy, resulting frum
3elEAbuse, &c. BY RoEf. J.CULvKnwKlL IA. D.. author
Of the Green Book &c.
$ 8sen - Theusands 81 80 sserer r. >,
Sent, under sesl IN plain envelope TO any adress,
Post paid receipt Of nix postage sianp
BY pR- ]. G. KusH, III Bo~ery, New York, Fist Oacs
BoI &to0. jan20ds~9m
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COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

COLGATEsS HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet seap, in such universal
demand, IL made from the chofcsst naferials /.
mild and emelient In its nature, fragranaly
&C ted, and extrem ely en- eli els in its acs.
upon the skin. For sale BY all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. febl-dAvlyr
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nR. =. GALLON and MRS DR.

- UALLHyN, (ktrNefty Nv0 Dr. D a smith, Clair~
potanf NI1ote - 0stesJc Fktstass are NOV located
q Ke0knk, % Consent street b3sween ssh aid 9Th
they curs IN cusab1e diseases snch ~ the Gscslty
heys Givtn ~ tBcnEshlc. qhrshtc liver Coplaiuf
Sore tyea ffaAAl Lmng an4 Hart Diseases. Rkeuuae
s CancrT T1Aa0sx Paralysis De4fsess, Female Waak-
neua 0smina1 Weakn1A. ~ III oak1r ddu~saoa are -
cea1faIlt tfe4tsd BY tAe0 Re41en9s 81 dkaanoe 9iI
enrleos ~ Sor eIairvcyant exaa3ination u d.
Medicines exrfsssed faes4ea ICAaRxeo nodesueo &Ro
Doog eoan1aaoa. mehU.RS