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The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17

The new Postal Law provides that all DO
nestle letters deposited ,oholly unpaid in any
post Office are to be forwarded to the Dead
Letter Office at Washington; If part paid
they are to be forwarded to their destination
charged only with the unpaid postage: moi
double the unpaid rates, as heretofore.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17
Munioipal Court. March IA.

John McRardall was brought before Court
on complaint charging him with receiving a
quantity OF brass goods, stolen by two lads
from the Portland Company's Works. He
pleaded guilty, and, in default of bail in the
sum of 5000, for his appearance at the July
term of the Supreme Judicial Court, was COM
mitted to Jail. Subsequently he furnished the
sureties and was released.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17

ORGANIZATION OF THE SCHOOL COMMIT
vEE.-At at meeting of The School Committee
for organization, held at the Committee Room
last evening. Joseph c. Noyes, Esq, was re-
elected chairman Of the Board, S. b. Beckett.
Esq, Secretary, and S. r. Leavitt, M. A. Blan-
chard, and. Il P. White, Executive Committee.
Messrs. Drummond, Smaller, and Putnam were
elected Committee of Construction.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17
From 1Eatamoras.

New YORK, March 16.
BY the arrival of the barque Daniel we have
Matamoras dates of the 23d ult. No news OF
importance. Freights low and business very
dull. The markets are completely glutted
with all kinds of produce.
A great many vessels were leaving in ballast
One hundred and twenty sails Of different
sized merchant vessels we're lying of the Rio
Grande; also two American, one French and
one english men-of- war.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17

RKcRUIrING.-Four men were mustered in
yesterday at the Office the Provost Marshal
and credited, one each, to the towns of Water
boro, Limington, Casco and Hollis.
Eight men were recruited yesterday and
J Wednesday at the City Recruiting oflice to-
wards the quota Of Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17

PERsoNAL-Col. Thomas q. Hubbard, OF
the Maine Thirtieth Regiment was in the city
last night, and leaves for the front to join his
regiment at Winchester this morning. Col.
81. is son of ex-Gov. Hubbard, OF Hallowell,
and has been at home few days on a brief
leave Of absence. He is a gallant officer
very popular in his regiment. a
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17

GoLD.-Gold opened yesterday morning at
the Brokers Board in New York at IT'S IL;
ran up to 176 8 A.; then sold down to ITO IL;
rallied, and reached 172, and closed at 1859 IA.
1t seems as If meme, meme telel was written
upon the balances OF the gold spectators.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17

gu,HE dwelling house No rs Sumner at. II has q
IL brick back-l3 finished rooms--a constant sup
DIV of sqne1uct and rainwater, and free policy OF
Insurance. Conr ected with It Is wood-fhsd, and =
stable VII cellar uncer. There Is gooo.szoo
Coon garden lot. With a iitfle reeair, y win De
vryp tas M ard oonyen cot for person keepirg
no So and csrriaee. Or, tbs houss can % 90 eped
ny two 'ami Q; and tho stable may ee maaa INTO
dwelling house. Enquire o. -.
wALLC. CHASE. No Carleton 81.
Or. OF CaptJ B POSTER. opposite The premises.
March ll-oodsWs
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17
G. SEQ Hank.

NOTICES l. herby given, that at q meeting Of the
IN stockhcldeiso the Casco Bank, held ON the 9Th
day OF MaSch instsft was voted
y hat the Directors of this Bank be, and they are
hereby Ia, trpctsd authorized chan xe and
vert The Cssc Bank inEo National bsnking Asso-
make AL certificates ana papers, and to do md per-
form all acts ssary carry into ct the objeci
of this uote-vhenever they cha have Obtained the
assent of the holders Of at least twothirds Of the
Capital s ock /"
In pursuance of ead vote and by virtue of the au-
thoriy therein conan ned the Dire ctors have cur
ed the sssent of holders Of the Cap
ital Stock end have determined 10 organize mmedi-
stely as such Association.
Ports nd, March IL, 1855. marlSdim
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17
Special Notice.

Thefolle wing regulations will be rigidly Observed
blythe Proprietors of the Press;
l. Eopapers will DO delivered by Carriers except
tothose who have subscribed atthe effoe.
2. No Carrier will be allowed to sell papers on his
route, or to collect money from subscribers.
g. Carriers found guilty efviolating the foregoing
rules they will be discharged.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17
commercial.

Per Steans hip Africa at Halifax
LIVERPOOL, March 4-Cotton-sales 5000 bsles of
which 1900 we're for speculation and export. The
market as lat AMI quotations have deoliled Id per
POM siees the news er tie Au,trdaian Of the fail
eff harieston.
Broadsfuff-d
Provisions-ra
LONDON MONEY MARKET, March 5-Consols
closed at 8S20 s9 Tor money
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-IIino Central rail-
road dis; Erie Railroad 34t@s54; q. s.
5-20's 53k@54t
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17

THEATRE.-The beautiful play OF Colleen
Bawn, or the Brides Of Garryowen, which has
drawn such full houses and been so highly ap-
preciated by the audiences, will be repeated
this evening.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17

ADMTTED.-In the United States Circuit
Court, on Wednesday. on motion of George
F.Talbot,. Esq, District Attorney, Messrs. Ed
ward N. Rand and Nathan Oleaves were ad.
nitted TO practice as counsellors.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17
TEETHl TEETH rEETHt

DR.. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by EIects ia
ity tcithout Pojn. Pertons having decayed toe IN
or stumps they wish TO have removed TOR resetti
he would give polite Invitation 20 call.
Superior a ectr0 NGgnettc Machines for sale for
family use with thorough Instructions.
DR.. ID. ran accommodate q few patients with
board and treatment 1t his house.
Office hoars from o'slncb ~ 80 l2M.;I
from to 8 p. M, ana Ito In the Evening
OonsultEtfcE Free. novltf
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17

PROPOSALS FOR Decentralization is in
vited to the advertisement Of Capt. Dodge for
proposals to furnish fresh beef, for three
months, for the troops at Augusta.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17

THE success Of Burnett's Flavoring Ex-
tracts, In substitution of cheaper goods, is
based upon their merit. The best are the
cheapest.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17
}. Yarmouth Academy,
YARMOUTH MAINE.

MOULD respectfully announce to IN o ,t,z.,. r,
W Portland ana vicinity, that he has permsn emit
have been In this city, we have cured some o,
the worst forms OF disease In persons who Nave
tients In short tims that the question Is often
asked, do they stay ouredi To answer this question
we will say that all that do not stay cuSed We viii
doctor the second time for nothing.
Dr. ID. has been practsca. electrician ter twenty.
years, and is also regular graduated physician
Electricity 10 perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
in the form Of nervous sick headache; neuralK5s
In the head, neck, extrsmities consumption when
In the acute stages or whore the lungs not fully
tnvoived acute or chronic rheumatism, sa-otula, hj
Of the spine contracted muscles, distorted liynhs
palsy or paralysis st. Vitaa Dance deafness stan
tion, constipation and liver complaint pes-we cure
every case that oan be presented; asthma, bronch.
structures Of the chest, Ane al forms OF female
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17
LADIRR

Who have colo hands and feet; weak stonaohsS
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headnohej
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indigee-
ton and constipation Of the bowels; pain In the aide
and back; leucorrh0a, Tor whitesl; falling Of the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus and
all that long train OF diseases will find In Electric
tty sure means Of cure. For painful menstruatop.
too profuso lnenstruation and all Of those long lima
Of troubles with young adies Electricity Ia seran
speojAc and will. In shorst lme restore the sufferer
the vf0oF o health
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17

NOTICE IL bsreb gv.u that al a meesfnr OF n.
~ Sc kh9id % th5 Ne han o. baak hsId on the
ioln Oh mary lS65. it wss voted
feat t1- 70, tons be, aad { sy hereby in
sirusted snd anti oTized, ~ uch time a. thev my
ieem or III interest o tue Bank, 10 sur e1der the
eaarer Of the Bhk and to crgsn5ze . ma ional
Banking Assoc alton /" unaer the Laws of be Uni :
"a sta e.. and TO make al ,est ncates .nd pape 8.
ana - do and perform AL acts necessary to eal ~
nt'sf otfhs ohjssso t1ss vots.
Pur ua TO said vote the Directors hsve pro~u :
Cd the essen office own-.s two thirds or 10 Car T.
al Strek. and on IN, IA Februars, Vot dir sur
render charter and 10 procaed INN edfat.Iy to or
game National bal kins Association
w. u STEPHENSON, Cashier.
Portland, March II, 1866. ma, l5dlm
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17
By Mlectrac1tv.

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with JOY and move with the agility and elastic.
lty of youth the heated brain Is cooled the frost
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformites re-
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness to
strength; tho blind made to see the deaf 70 hear and
youth are obteratsd; the accidents Of mature Lie
prevented; the cainmties Of cid age obvieted, are
an active afrculskton maintained.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17
PORTLAND AND Vlo1x1Ty.


Nesc Advertisement To- Dnr.
,atre-Dsering Hall-This Evening.
PrlpC sails for Flesh Beef
Card to John Murray, Esq.
M ical Institute.
Gard, me- Wanted.
Mutual Co / Co.
Ohio OIL. Mining and Manufacturing Co.
Musical EaIertainment-City Hall.
Auction Sale-denry Bailey q Co.
Colossal Gift Show.
Removal--Tyler, Rice 6 Sons.
Carriage III lHufactory.
Portable Engines.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17
SEvEN-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date Of August 18TH
''0' and ara payable three years from that time in
holder into
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17
Ice Rtoclade b, the Huaso,, Rire,.

ALBANY, n Y, March 16.
The ice in front and above the city moved
down this morning mile or two aud then
blocked up, which caused the river to rise SO
rapidly that the docks and piers are now sub
merged to the depth of several feet.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17
For the Press

PORTLAND, March 16.
The managers of the Soldiers Home have
great pleasure in the reception of an attractive
bed quilt as gilt for the Home from the ladies
of the Spiritualist Sewing Circle of this city.
The thoughtful ana persistent labors of our
ladies, throughout the loyal States, have had
remarkably salutary influence on our brave
soldiers and sailors during our protracted
struggle.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17
81. =. $40 six Per Cent.
Guln-BEARlNG BONDS

ine's Bonds are nOwwOrth apremium of nine Dsr
cont intending gold interest from November which
makes the actual profit on tbs 7.so loan =. ,,,,..,
rates, including interest, about ten Der ssn,
annum, besides its exemption from Stat. ana ,,,-.
cipGt taxation. which adds from one to three n.r
cent more, according to the rate levied On Oths,
property. The iaterest is payable semi-annualy bv
coupons attached to each note. which may be cut Oh
and sold to any bank or ba.ker. u
The interest amounts to
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17

rrvHE annual meeting OF the cortland Turn 7eEein,
ror ehoi,e OF oficerr, snd ths Transaction OF TIE
usual business, will be held at their rooms on FRI
day Evening, 18th inst, at s O'Clock. A full At
''- Per Order &c. DENNIS,
marlSd5ts secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17
Portland and Penobscot River.
Spring Arrangement.

rE-A The new and fastgoing Steamer
Ls''kkGCLATOR," lapt. W. II. Now
or vi commence her I'M TO Bangor, or as far =
the ice will permit, cdr esdal MOI ming March 18th
isa wing Railroad wharf foot OF State Street every
WEDS RsT Ar an SATURDAY Morntrg At O'Clock.
he nng. will leave Wiatsl port every MoHDAr
and TAuRsDAV Mofnfn ~ 9 o'olcck.
Passeaz srs tieketed through 20 AID from Boston,
Lowell. Lawrence. salem ana Lynn.
For feigh. or passage apply TO
A. SOMEtBI. Agont,
At Once on the wharf
Portland. March Q. 1ss5.-if
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17
FINANCIAL.
U. S. 7-30 LOAN.

BY authority Of the Secretary of the rrea.urv ,bs
undersigned has assumed the General sub.o,,D,,o.
Agency for the sale Of United States Treasury Notes,
bearing seven and three tenths per cant. ints,..,
annum, known asthe
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17
M. i. "A.
Special Notice 7

A N adjourned special meeting of the M. IT, A. will
"a be neld at their rooms on SATURDAY. Evening,
March 18TH for the purpose ofacting upon proposed
Constitution aud Bylaws. Members are urgently
requested to be present.
marl4td JOHN C. SNAIL, Rec gec'y
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17
PICTURE OF THE CITY AT SUNSET.

Let him stand at sunset on the west bank,
just below where the tide-wave, thirty feet
high, sweeps through the narrow gorge in
foam over the rocks into the lower river basin
inland, and then recedes, while, shuttle like,
the cumulated mass of water, swollen with
the arrested stream, comes roaring back over
the same barrier to find the altered level of
the ocean. Around him are steep bluffs OF the
curved banks, here and there skirted with
frs. On his left the suspension bridge, hung
on its ten cobweb-like wires, spans with its
graceful wicker work of til: Der, for over six
hundred feet, the falls that foam almost a hun
dred feet below it. Before him, behind for
est of masts, the city rises from the cliff-like
wharves at the harbor side to the castellated
villas on the heights, its spires and windows
cleaning in the setting sun. On his right
opens the chanel to the ocean on either side
of Partridge island and the harbor light. One
might travel far before he found the same
combination Of imposing sights.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17

Notes OF all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscripuOns.-
This Ia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30
isnaod&wiy


AFN,ss@ Medical Treatise on the Anst, my
and Physi0i, Nv ~ lie SeHnal d. gsns. enc sheir
D,ssstcs, ccnss,ng $50 pages. An~ over one hsn-
dsed fine eDgravibgs Price One dol.sr. 70 .spato
on vensreal diseases including gonnt rrhes, eoxet,
spyhyiis atricturc. gravel, slime, rui tass. pes.
fsauia, urtwary d@posiss. snd diseases sfthe kid.
seys bladder, rveA,rate rlpnd and sesssDsl vssi-
eles. aud their treatment, including ssstssv on
vknALx DISEASES, with observations on marriage
aud the prevention " conception. Containing :
trea,ise oh self abnse. spesmato, fhra. sexual snd
nervous debility bsrrcncss ssd impotence ID bot.l
sexes the effects at these diseases on the body
and mind, q, the anthsr's new tvea'nent Of oil
these cases in full. the only successful method Of
cure. with On exposition 81 qnnckery. This work
IL not quack advertisement, but 2 warning and
gnide ipr married Or single lila the only book
that gives the treatment of al the sbSse disessss
In bin English with full directions Tor self
treaimsat, end contains much vsssssbie iGtcrms.
Gen MT proper 10 mention 10 public soties.
Tent 70 any address on receipt IT o., 1-sss
address. THE OALLNlC INSTITUTE !,
Feb iT-dAw1y 81 Paul. Aissss0le.
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III BEEN PRONoUNcEp BY THE MEDl.
II, cal Faculty and the public "a be the nost
wonderful remedy for I'M permanent cure a 81
diseases Of the STOMACH. LIVER, KIDNEYS
ard IA p6sR that has ever been offered.
ItienOt MINERAL wAvss. u is from sxpcrieoce
thu Soxsftsrfi0S warERhss emauated and ve
NOS sas let NJ insn doubt. when = single byttle
hss been known 10 cure Diseases which the beet
nedcal tslsst IN tbss cpnsry hiss failed 70 relieve
A remedy pCssessipg the virtues VI Constitution
waller ca..hOtbe clasNAd under 'Quack vtepart
alons, az il j. psw usea ~ the most scientibc
practitioners In this city. II IL only second ciat
phys icians that cry down popular remedies. while
the better skilled make use OF every means 70 "
couiiAh care; and tbe ssccess tsfthe ply sicians
increases m his knowledge of djeerent Temed'.s
enable him 70 produce cute. while othes taii n
II aeaea,ut. rtienCe u sstisted with the truth
Give Constitution Water tair trisl- Ne pesn
YOU who are under some spccialsH's case from
year 70 yese~ and we particularly ellade y !adiri
Who AZ ecnsssntly reSSrting tctocnt f,NFners
With 30 MUCH chance 4 succcss ssihere would ",
from i6esl opp icassos h The thrcat fc~ dss<sses
Of braiq. No have Assn careful ~ use lapgueee
II our circular that could not shock the Ust del
fuoe oreaGolaslen, but We veeeive ~ nasy eols-
municaiions from persons for which Coustitusien
Water II adapted. and IL whose disease no men
| ticu has been msdc, that wc esye come 10 tbs
conciuaion that II The remedy Il capable ~ pro
dueing cure. no msttes whxtthe disease may BIZ
| il should be made known. The medicine is pm
| w for the public, and there should be no excep
tons w say, Constitution Water II not like
gilded pill made 10 snit the eye and taste; it's
medicine. in every sense Of The tenn placed J.
the hands of the people for their reliei. and
taken according to the directions j. will in ever
| case prosluce . radical cure. We would say TIM
the directions IN rcxprd diet etc. relate only
he disease under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30
NEW FERTILIZATION.
laADlS on. pENsnEhL DISEASES
: Edmund Lands, NJ. D.,

-. or Ckicd9d, ~. 81
The Grit txrt 81 this work u e6w tendv tor ne
press ,iiti0 elabOrase and coflete ~ - desaan:
~ sa'endetvtO illustvstr every e.rts ysrseay 49, A.
mpcaticn ef u,sd,seasc. sd = 1ere:nls z,
Close rescs~ch, labor and experience. ~
take into review Ricord, the grea French wfHes
sf Francs; Acton, sS Enaiand; Bunss q, q
New York; asd viii conisins /. chapter eItes
highest Importance 10 the health Of msrriselte1
dies, Dr.. fahdis trusts that he ispresenting 70
the medical World awork that viii stand !, nnt1-
vailed either il Europe % America; s;s A.
lics snhsr insinns. and invites ~ who deeite =
see and consult him. 70 CALI Or address = ~ e
fcGin Ulichss BOOK, n. Clafk street Chac1go:
Office hours iron 70 Ill ~, and rom ~ =
2. m. Perspne yfow = diatancs caA adofe. -.
ian ~ EDNUND LANDls, y. y.
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n rs - sea4 cuRs ron
DRUNKENNESS.
"a LANES xNrIDOTE, . ,suse cure fel
Drunksnness Hesd the AlSIIowihg with the -
tinonials md b. eensiuDe6: .aiis ssfN-

The love for Intoxicating drinks 10 directly
owing n IN artificial sprtti1e--in other words.
pervrrsion Of the sense ri sG-te, supsrindaced
iiqucsn lnssmpersncs il cooreqursiIy ~
natural jn6rmity. but always dspends Mt an -
tiiicial cnnAcs These once removed. tie victim
u ineSficty wililcsc ~ inelinstioa Or desrs for
the injurious beverage.
Dns JAMES ANfiDoTE, By il. specific &C.
normal condition. The craving for Spirituous
drinks n once cea@cs. and what befhre had been
an irts-ist bic pasAion sUw breeues diatssssful,
obnoxious and rcpulsive The remedy is per-
fectly hMsuIess " directions IRE followed Il
exercises 40 alasscst magical effect b csusisg
deep seated srsvsion for Ill rcohelic drinks. md
t0cttsses tissppesits FOR food.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30

AEOKCR. I'W TeUs IoUts
J. J. KRONER, DEaR SR Please find en-
closed one dollar for ano' her box cf ~ Or Zane's
Antidotc FOR Strong DRINK and send as soon
NJ possible. layill my for your benefit or salts
faction, thst boss workman Of niue haa taken
two boxes Of your Ax,fnorR and has been SO
Der mum Er three months. and snys he has not
had the slghies, taste for liquor in the last two
months or more, and never thinks Of il Previ-
Gus to this time, God Only knows when he d. ew
. sober breath. Yours, truly,
w. r. 6.
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Dear Sir since the spring If lssV, have
been using yotr ARfIpore IN large number u
cnses Of intrn,persnee, and in nineteen instances
out Of twenty. il has been succeseiul IN totally
destroying the appetite Or craving Tor sfrong
drsak. Ny msaas Of = ! have earcd over Ok
hundred cases il this city and neighbnrhOod.
and it, mode 81 action 10 be specifically adapted
IL ei,hcr, recent or long. stsndiDg csses. hcools
the stomact, settles the nervous retirement. and
creates an arprtite for food. besides great, slim
ulaiing the digestive fnnctinns. have also used
Fsfs If e2ii,ivss and 81 Pfus' Dance, besides
numerous other nerv Gus affections.
Il il doubtless destined in the end TO do more
Scod than al the Temperance Societies that
hnys ever been Termed. NOV ing its inestima-
Lls yaluc, I chcerfully recommend it.
a You,s. &C..
K DUNGER, N. D.
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- - 10y tesAs sick.
ola Fstaslnhsd Hospital.
20 4ns ctjis = tsssass pntxsub On 4ns
fREN Gu SHsvAM

THIS rs THE QNI.Y. OFFICE IN THIS
c''y whore . pefr, bess eu'e u ~ s'vais iis-
essp esn Ne s,htain&w VI hpus he ~ n N.ruU o.
sn.ses - 49,. 0~H0rsA<f suseasrssm ~ ~ fssy.
s'fnt h.rrs 0tres cuvrl IN cm 'hss- T. ten says--
Pictures cuseS In . three ~e'ks. Soctural Emis-
sons sc1fs' In TIVE n e'eh sy.- sy hiilA ~ ~
msry ~eres sared 39ahr,esl4yss <scesI4afs euts(i.
one to usse weeks e&in de. cured three
v-eks ~ ssessvs Of ~ vsse nature cared With un.
e.sssilek saee~se. mais ard sstasDe.
Dse Il. as~.t, suen cosu1t ttey are sf oues.
tonnt'y ~ noe siee9 u BE- th q ampous aal b. II
veNesa, Dhrase. and the o. IS 0utioss vio fsrs,~s
n,cn,nly r., ss,. FRA ~ on wSsld
n.'s'sssss - Sss.eh esters Male Safest hi.pev-
fwtyeaG. and never hkls u RWtastssa ton III! -
cnig asoe 80 pvese tistve se.-nss aisrrse = ~
* &c yNf fsess =. tsss sss's sss; s. =. =
Madame isits = French McrsIlv Pin are 49,. -,
es'lAbs~ - I. ~ spsrs ssieas - ~ tensI- ~,
3vr 15peFne& &zrs Lte -, est hy%sf}!Sc
&fj ~ tsS6-rd ~ ~ Il. q esntsin 4 se-.;.
sssss y tess~6e sss"p Call q a,iar<~
pnr bONAPARtE = REYNOLDS.
0Nee Ne 39k 1ssrgsfe tse ~ eoeukxo a. ~
elotk etorsa CT 0ss aots. OH.
o0esAsusss 4 ~ - ORn. ansahme.
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.DAxvfLaK. Pa. June Q. 1882 ~. Wm. n. Grsog
---x1eor Scr. IN Feb 1851. wss sflctsd with
sugar dsbetes, and for III months pnssed mpse
than two gallons Of wster in twenty -four hours.
waT Obliged 10 GIT up 0lten ten y twelve tiibes
during the night. aid in i've mOnths lost shout
6fty pounds IN weight. Daring the month Of JuI, !,
1851. prueursd two hotties ~ Censtituti"n " q
ter andin twa days sttef using il experiepced
relief, ssd sltef tSkirxsw0 bodies w. ent1telS
cured. soln sllss rsgaisiag nv nsnsl setA heath.
Yours truly, Nv L. DE WITT.
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Paw fAw, Mich. June II, 1863.
J. ]. KRONER. SiR:-Send me another box
or ..Dr. Zsnc'a Antidute." u have annihcr pa
tiept who wants to be cured ] wish that every
one knew the value ofthe medicine and the good
Il = doing. On. ".
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n. n. RICE.

THoroLD. Canada Wrsr, Sept ia. 1868.
Mn } kKOMER, FIR In answer 10 mine
Of the 3d. received box Of = DR.. Zane's Anti
dote." In reply. think it win answer took
il myself according 10 directions. l feel no in
cinstion for strong drink since Yours.
JAMES SHANNON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30

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