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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

TsE AFRicAS NJ. y. CoxFERHScr.-
H. TnrErH DAYS PRocRRpISas. - "Wednesday,
hi IL, 1855. Conference met Pursuant 10 nd {.
|-1msni, Bishop Talbot presiding, and Bishop
rsks associated.
|fugious exercises were conducted by Bishop
rk,, assisted by Rev. John A. Williams.
m Journal Of the doing- Of the previous ses'
y were approved.
ps u. A, Dyson presented \ society for sd
sion, organized al BlAdensburg, Nd, which
\, received
ne anniversary u the sabbath Schools con.
md with the several stations In the city VA
|icuneed 10 take place this afternoon at wesley
o chuEch, Nslahd. An invitation 10 attend
rlS received by the Conference
ne morning session was principally oeeupisd
bearing the statements Of the lay delsEate,
q the various ehatgeA In thu Conferences de
u Interesting accounts were given, tadi'
ns q very prosperous state % affairs In I
1l spiritual and educational point VI visp
|urh0ut tho district.
ne Conference then went into executive se-
g. with closed doors; At the expiration q
i:h It adjourned, with behedietion.
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THE only place whore you can purchase
ISDIA RrHHHE oooos Of all kinds At NAErIAo.
ruRHls prices, l. 81 ". A. MALLS ludia Rub
Der Warehouse, $40 PchnsylVAnib AvshuS, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. Also, all klhds
u Rubber 0OOds beautifully repaired At short
nvllee lnar9S.tf
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John n. ELYANS A CO.,
- 81 LouisiAuA avenue ahd JO3 q street -
WARRINGTON, D. c.,
DhALHEA ~
KE0 HARDWARE. <

CIT NAILs-Finlshsd, 6to l2di Pence, . to
I2Ai Boz, 8, !, Cd.
CUT SPlkks-l 10 lhehes,
CLlNCH NAILS.
PRESSED AND BOAT SPIKES,
HORSE BHOB5, Burdens Government, No.
tobi BuIdSa's CITY, No. 1 tosi c. AAd
", No. 70 Z; Mule Shoes, I,
10 10; PutnAm's, ''x, - ! 20 10 !; NsW
Lo0aSn, q 10 100 ''ImsritaA, "a W 10.
SDu TERMsi Ekr CASH
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6FFfcfxE NorrcEs.
OF ofAEL.T % -
was DaranfsrSf,
ADJyfANr 0KnnnAL's 0TefcH,
WAaufxuroN, April !, 1875,

was DarAnfnrxf,
ADIyfANr 0KannALe orffcs,
WAsHfxuroS, April =, 1875 }
nnconDs o. bfscCSfIsUhp cosnAsBs,
GtAeypl ordsrs No 90 ,'a! $500.
T. All military records, sueh a. alss Of puelie
Letters, letter books, order books, and ether
record books, muster rolls, ko., are the propsrty
The Uni,ed States, and will be r-qHired for fu
ture references In the settlement Of claims against
the 0overnnsnt, and for other cfheial purposes.
Whenever posts, Districts, geographical de-
paFtmsnts and divisions, and other command
have besn, OF shall hereafter be, discontinued,
all speh records, N not required for use ~ the
aepartmeat ksadqnarters In which the command.
we're ineiaasd, viii be Immediately forwarded
By express 10 this once.
H. All persons who are not now, bnt who iua ,
have bssa IN the military service q the United
e,u1es, and who have such records in their pos
session. are expected to forward them without
dslsy TO this once, where the expense Of trans
portation will he paid.
Ill. OMeers who come In command o. places
captured from the enemy, will collect and Tor
ward 70 thla oRce any papers len behind By thu
rebels, which may be Of public use or Interest
BY order Of the Secretary q War:
X o. TOWNSEND,
| apli-3t Assistant Adj utant General.
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CHAMPAdSE AT GoLD PRIcgs.--Frsderie
y. CoISens, who keep On hand = full stock Of -
perior champagne wines, has marked his prizes
down 10 correspond with the decline Of the gold
premium, and costs much les to be cheerful new
aoid
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81 LoulsIauS ave and 800 G street, A
wASHlSGToS, u. C., AZ
BTALEEI ~
BLACKS MITus' AND wHEELwRIOHI
HARDWARE


ANvILs--wrough Cast Steel Faced.
NICEs-Svlid Boz Com, COttcT Keys fsTal-
lei, I,23,4; Chain, H. 5,t
GLEDGR HAMMERS.
HAND do.
PICKS
SUTS-squsrs Punehsd :HsKEg0n Fasebts
WASHERS.
CABLE CHAINS-1. toy Inch,
sPRINGs-Brght, Black.
AXLBs-LOHg Aru y Patent solid Collar.
CART HUBS
WAGON HUBS.
OAK AND ASH BENT RIMe
HICKORY BENT RIMS.
SAWED fELI0ES-5 " . inches thfOad.
HlCKOEY SPOKEs.
OAK SPOKEs.
siiARTs-Ruh, light Rae, Asdlumi hR
!-hed, Hight; medium, heavy express, gro
Gerry; finished, light (And bATs) mediu =
(aad bars heavy tand baTs).
POLEs-RuH; hpished (ahd slrslSal.
bwIN0LETRkBs-LISht IorTals4 asSluH
finished heavy.
FINISHED wHEBLB-LArFe.
SPH TERNs CAAAr
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ny JAMES @. MCGUIRE a CO.,
ID AUCTIoNRERS

PRREMPToRI skLg oP EI0HTEEN SMALL
BUILDING LoTs, al the corner VI New Hamp.
shire avenue and north l. street.
| On WEDNESDAY Aherno0a, APrii iOth. u tN
| o'clock, On the promises, us shsn sell B'ghtssa
small buildiaE Lots situated ct the eorhef u New
Hampshire avenue aud north l. street, ana froAl'
ing respectively on Vaid streets,
This will be = hnS oprortunity for porsons of
email means to obtain Lot. ss..
| Title perfect Terms; one third eash the ~.
mAludsr In siH sad twelve months, with inietsst,
/ secured by . deed VI trust on the promises. Con.
vsyGnee and stamps at the eost o(ths purchaser.
A payment Of $40 will be Repaired On each lot .,
~ JAMES c, INQUIRE CO..
| apS.lot Austionssrs,
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SAN. saAhrLsI's MISsrRELs.--Thsrs IL
gsn-raliy dearth In washingion Of what 10
Sometimes called ''ths Cork 0peru NEGRO mel.
odists-so popular evsryvhers. Next Monday
evening" sam. eharpley's hihstrels, a fall and
uhus for short seasoA 10 delight the washing.
ton public
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FOR DIS NEW HBATRE.
II renth street, near fennsyivania aveaus
I'd THURSDAY, APHTL - fsss,
POshivel last night bat one q the engagemen, q
MISS LAuRi KERNR,
who will appear In her ecishnted character Of
PEo wOPFIN0rON.
In Tom Tsylor's admirable comedy, entitled
yuR STORY OF PxoeI THE ACTRESS
To conclude with the farce o.
rus HOLE IN THE WALL.
CRovRR's NEW THEATRE,
VI Pennsylvania Avenus. h"sr wlllsrd.'.
GREAT SUCCESS OF ALADDIN.
THIS EvBNlEo,
CONTINUATION or APPROVAL.
The Grand Oriental Spectacle,
ALADDIN;
on THk WONDERFUL LAMP.
It's splendid Cast Of Character.
Magnificent scenery,
Magical Illusions,
Intricate Machinery,
Bntrpnelhg so6gs, snd tn
LIVING FOUNTAIN
CoLoRRD wATRRs.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
GRAND NATINBR
ALADDIN;
At CHEAP PRICES
RSrRegular sdnissioa 81, -, 90 and - eeu,s
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y,vY YARD.--The monitor MAhopAe ar.
I'D at the yard yesterday, about noon, from
|irlcston, sc. Her officers are Lieut. Con. 4.
Weaver, in command, assisted By Lieut., Y. ".
|spsrd, executive onieer;D Acting Assista nj
ymaster Addison Poole, AssistAnt Surgeon y.
4. Lewis, Acting Chief Engineer ". y. Chez.
r., Acting EnsignS VIM. Caldwell, IT,, J. y
re-, :. e, Holm and W. \. Jones; Aeting fir.t
|,,tant Engineer Chas. Doughefty, Acting
F,nd Assistant Engineer William otlsy, Acting
l rd Assistant Engineers }. o. Brown, g. A. m
r-n, {. o. Putnam, J. ". Buell. and Thos. Coyls
| he MRhopao ~As tho hrst monitor which
lcd boat crew at Charleston. She was Ia
sSttsek on Fort FISHER, during whieh engage.
ht one Of her guns burst over four fvet from
murile. There are now three m0niton Al
Il yard.
y Tor repairs. The Aseutney, which has beer
SHE ways some time. was yesterday launched,
esUg been thoroug y overhauled aud repaired.
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nR0P0sALB FOR LIME
CEugT orAErEExA-rpE's oTrrcp,

CHWF oUAHTEENAzrpR's OFHICP,
pFPOT or wAEHISGIoE, April Is, 1865. !
SEALED PROPOSALS. will DO received At The
omca uAiii SATURDAY, April n, lS6S, Al II
O'Clock, N. for ten thousand 40, COZ bushels q
good, mere hAhtable, uhslaeked Line The whole
quantity to be delivered within twenty (3O) days
FROM the date VI contract, ct such Points In the
city q wa'hiAgtOH a. the Depot auSHsrHs''sr
Nay direct.
Ths Line to weigh not ies. than eighty Csol
pounds to the bushel.
The quaRtity offered by the sueosssful bidders
will be subject " rigid inS Peetion by AiRspse-
tor appOiAtsd on the part " the Government be-
fore being accepted.
Bonds 10 = sun equal 10 the amount VI the con
tract, zig ned by the contractor and two respond
BILE persons, the came ~ be certified TO BY some
oiaeer Of the 0oVerumsnt we'll known " this Of
hes will BE- required upon siEhing the sOutTacts.
Puynsnt ~ bs made upoH the delivery IHd ss.
esptAuas Of the whole quantity contracted fer
The right 10 reject any, or all, bids that may
b asemsd too high, IL reserved BY the Depot
onaTteTmAsteT, as we'll ss the right to select from
each bid, Sueh quantities, % the prices named
therein, a. may be required BY the OovernmGnL
PToPossls must be addressed 10 The uadsr.
slEned, and shozld Be Plsinly marked. PRO
nosals for Lins. {" y. h. kUCkBR,
Brig. Gen. and Chief anArtermas'sr,
Gpls.st Depot Of washihgtoh
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CLIO TIL q .

9TH Nc.
TINE OIL MANIA
p has struck lie IL now the theme,
At breakfast and At dinner;
'Tis the ouly subject now discussed,
ny saini. a. well a. sinner.
from PennsylVAnis come. the cry,
CanudA takss Up the song,
while California; golden shores
The oily strains ProlonE
And " you pass the ehurch's dorr.
or frlenjs long parted greet,
.oil u the subject now discussed,
Al church VI on the street.
'Tis very Sac, We THAI, 10 saIs
On bubble or balloon,
Bot h. Who puts his nngsrs In ,hs Ore
WI Sad them snaTting SOM.
kew n yon would wish 10 make
Al investment good indeed,
Just 60 ~ smith L Bros store,
And bay consisting that Jou need.
And We will guArniee,
Just mind now what We say,
Twin he = aAfo iavesttnsnt,
That dividend will psy,
NEW sPRINa doops-LATEsT sTTLEs
RIEE WRENCH CAsSIHERRs,
YIER EEOLIsH CAssINERES
PIEB SCOTCH CASsINEREs,
GREY ENGLISH COATINGs,
VELVET, sILk, AND
! NARsElLLgs vEsTIS0s
. which ~s hsks up In a styls Of Workmanship
iuIerior TO Aoac. while the sS,eb, VI our business
sAables ~ to worn for tho smallest living PToh,s
smith BROS a CO,
Merchant THilors,
nh2s-In tsI seventh stree.
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: Y 4 ON II A l. l. 4.
CORNER or NINTH AND D STREET..

CORNER OT NINTH AND STREET..
This large aaa Handsome Hall IL now for
rsut toT Halls, Concerts, AZ. II 10 nnsly fires.
soSd, and flushed In the most snb-'hhtisl mSn'
nor, viii large aud convenient dressing rooms,
End gallery At the south end for spectators.
The Hall IL tho best ventilated room In the
city, with twenty windows on tho sOnth aad
east aud west sldEs, with a large yehtilAtor 10
tho centre VI the Hall II u admirably dHptsd
for Concerto, being built with especial stteniiOn
to that Obleci; aud for Balls tho greatest care
has been tAksB to have the best aoOT that could
be procured
MiBstrels, fRirs, kC
Inquire Of 0, sHBCKELs, 90 D street, third
door from the Hall. hOlO'dh
John Il. ELVANS 4 CO.,
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Curry or MANsLGUoHTER.-l the Cruz
gaEourt yesterday the Jury In tho eHse Of John
'.rabe tried for the murder VI Terrence lynne.
ilu, rendered = verdict Of guilty of AsnslHugh.
b.. aud recommended the prisoner to the mercy
the eVuTt.
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CALI or CoSDRMNBD HoRsEs.

SALb VT IA AASAtoAtos
auAEfpAnAsTsa 8nHpAL's opPfes,
fIRaT DtymioE,
/. wLsaiSsros cirf. April !, ieS
Will be- ssid At public Auotion, 10 The hiehes'
bidder, NJ 0ieaboTo', y. C., on pgH'
TUESDAY, 1grilt; n'Eu.T
TUESDAY, lP1l
TWO HuSDKEb c1yALkT RoRsss EAoH
These horasa hAvs bssa sOadsnuod ~ HAAt for
y fSr roaz ssi nSaiss IsiSo.s. asuy SsSd
bargains NAY be had
Horse. SoIa InEly sale 70 son@sass Aio
IN Terms cash. Ia VAi'. Jl r5,s. Xxx KIN
Brsys BrIEadisr General, Ia charge Yrs,
Dlyisl9s auArt'rm4''sr dsn'rai' onss
AUCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
IA HORSES. -
orAATEAnAsTEA 0yHnAL's oyIIen.
wA.HNoros err, April j, iss5.
viii he sold II PUBLIC lUCTioS, 70 the high.
ssl bidder, Al Baitllaors, hATyland,oa
TWO , TmuHsPhf. AZ q a I'm yoAL
Many Of,Asm well bred snd IN good sOnditlOn'
THURSDAY. April %, 1880,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY hokshs'
THURSDAY, April n, 1855,
ONE HUNDRED MARBb WITH YoAL AND
ONE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
| Tho horses have been condemned ~ unht tyT
the oavslTy soryieo Of the army.
YoT road ahd fsTmlns purposes many COED ea''
gains may be had.
! sAninAIs sold slngly.
sale 10 e0mmsnee At . "a. ,Ahd Will y hslh
II Phillips 0oteFnmsat stables. corner d IFs'
mont sAa Ramsey Streets.
Terms eAsh, 10 United states eurreley
JAMES 4. EKIN. brew. Brig. Gen,
aps-3N Ia charge fret Diylslon, y y. W.
TOHN X, BLVANB 4 CO.,
81 ~ LouislAna avenue and 500 street, n
WARRINGTON, D. c.,
pHALHA ~ ~
, NIT l. q. I'd
TIN-BanSG (plgsl; ''utrai.s" tPlssl hAgush
, (pigD Straits" (pigs IN barb.
iEID-ng, Missouri, We, German. yis, M
lishi harj sheet, 8, 4 y sle'i Pits
APELTER-SlAbs .-.....5
zINc--S2, 50, ~ inch sheet -
THURBRk's kNTt,fRlCTIoN METAL
, SOLDIR-BraIisF's pewter. 49,,
!. COPPRR--BrASisT's ahSAihing' - AA-9'
InEOtt bolt.
4sEss-S esf cASH o. DStIvlHI'
spill .atts.
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WAGONS, CARTS AND DRAYs.

RB0IETBk'H OYYIcH, April J, 1888.
H0tIes Il hereby given that Licenses, issued 10
oWns u Wagons, Carts and DTsys, Will eIplre
on MONDAY, April 5, 1885, and that said liscBsss
nust ks renewed, In compliance with Law, a. tbs
once within ten days from ibis date.
SAMUEL X DOUGLASS,
aps-atA Registsr, W. c.
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DISCHARGES AT THE NAVT.YARp.-ln con.
h Iaehes o. the decrease Of work ihthe lsboTs .
Pay, six o. tho ladies out Of the twenty employed
e that department were dismissed, there being
' NrVk for them. II Ia thought that the force
Val further DO reduced In 4 short hme.
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lXvASHING TON THEATRE.
w CosSBs % RLEvHSrH ASb { SrHBErs.
FOR SINB NIGHTS ONLY.
ecsnrSciSa.
MONDAY, April II, 1885,
sam sHARPLEY'S MlNsTRBLe,
BRASS BAND, AND BrRLRsorH OPERA
TROUPE
90 ARTISTS
The only and Original
MONITOR IRON .CLADs,"
TIN ELITE OF THE rRofBssioN,
Whose performances have been the theme Ald
admiration for the last TIRES years from MHino u
Missouri introducing their great Original Fro
grAnmN not yet ''Pirstsd" Migratory Mu-h'
Rooms Of Minstrels.
Admission, ~ cents; Orchestra Chair Is cents.
I'm I'm s stNEpEn rrOprr,or.
CHAs. s. WOOD,
nplO-d1 Agsat.
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VINDLING AND STOVE WOOD
IN prepared In the best manner, or 10 the stick,
delivered 10 sSy Psrt Of the city a. ths shortest
A0Ilss. o. L. SHkRIff,
oMes. PsaAs. ave. . between Sd EAA ~ sIrssts.
TSId ~ MI, ~ Z AAd s~AAL AAls'lR
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soy. sE Tsarsn.,eE.-on Tuesday .y,

sous aR TnHrsRAscE.--0n Tuesday even
x las the ofAeers Of Good samAritan Division
-lmo, are ~ fcIroas; W. p, T. b. Miliiksn
v 4, p. W. sammy; X. s., D. .. Keller; A.
4 o. W. Peek; y. g., L. p. Hard Tress. 1,
lhr Jchnsoni Chap. q. l.. Vance; Con-, T.
Hopkins; 4. Con. Arthur Hehdrieksi J. 8. 4,
". A. Anderson: q. s., ~. y. SUNNY.
Everett Division M. p. from Camp Barry,
ror one thousand strong, arrived Rbout eight
clock They were welcomed by Mr.. 7. ".
bDdlcy, q. ". y. Of the District, In soms ap'
TgPr.lte remarks. Addresses NeTe delivered by
; b. Mlliken, Of Good Samaritan, and sam.
l,rly and W, L. Perkins, Of Everett. Tho d.
: lions united In singing the BRttle-eTy ol
reedom, " Rcd, White, and Blue, and
Just before thu battle, mother. - Tho meet
rg closed with three Tousing ehsers for Lieut..
General Grant and his noble oiheeTs and soldiers.
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SELLING LIouoR.-Timothy Murphy was
.res'ed by Sergeant Milstsad, for selling liquor
n'hout license and selling on Sunday. Ne was
'srn before Justice Handy, and aned ~. IS for
Filing without license, and 90. 81 for selllug on
sadsy, CARNEY Reeves was arrested BY the
sac ofhcer for selling liquor without license.
IA was hned e2l. 10. Charlie, Herr was ar.
t'ted by o1hcer King, for selling liquor without
Verse. He was taken before Jusiiec Thomp.
~ aud hhed VS..
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BADLY woUSDEp.--wsl learn that 1t, Col.
E,tchum, of the 18th New York Engineer corps
~ seriously wounded shortly after our foret-
altered Petersburg. Col. keiehum, who had
'srSin building a. his headquarters, proceeded
DO the work. II seems the Eas.plpes Ia tbs
lNldiug had previously been brokea, Aad ths
was escaping In the room. Col. X. not
beng aware VI this fact, entered tho room with
/ light, when the gas ignited, burning him So
Isrtly Col. Ketehum IL we'll known through.
1t Washington. His many friends will deeply
sTei ~ hear Of the accident.
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TUESDAY ATfERsoos, ..s. hour, u Nay.
spos..vtd WIN. L. WALL s6o. Iss,s
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-30

For SHE or TO Let.

49, t1onso occupied by the subscriber on the essz
II; ner Of STATE and 2 ps fHcSa sr, 81 -
---2sA- lnquHS = JAMES ID. FESSnNnfHNs
Sent 2o--d3wS
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-30

To Let or Lease for a term of Years.
ItHE Store and Wharf now occupied by Charles
- =; merrill, situated between Union Wharf and
with two story building thereon 20 by75. For fur
ther particulars inquire of 90
JOSEPH H. WHITE,
may25dtf No. 81 Union Wharf. 8
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-30
MiscslIaneous.
SURGEON censras,s Office,

..ssEsE EsEf wAsHfsaroN Cry, D. c., ,ss.
August II, 1865
AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, to consist Of
"A Brevet Colonel G. S. Triper surgeon S =;
resident; Breyet Lieutenant Colonel q. =; 49,.
surgeon u S. A.. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel slU
heger Surgeon U. s. A., and brsses Lls0, Iii ~
=. Lee, Assistant Surgeon U. 5. A., hecolusa, WI
meet New York City, the 2otn q Sep.s.Dsp
ne4t, ior the examination ofcanddates lot ass.o1
INTO the Medical STAFF Of the United States anu
OF assistant Surgeons for promotions:
APPhcants must be between u and 70 years oi age
and physically sound. tF.rf .l.-E
Applications must be addressed to the surgeon
Generai or the Army stating the residence Of tine ap
phcant, and the date and place OF his birth: Iney
moral character. .I
If the applicant has been in the service, he VIII
send the testimonial Of the chief medical oincer I'M
der whom he has served and if service at the pres
emit ti1ae the application must be sent through the
Medical Director Of the respective Department.
No allowance Is made for the expenses OF persons
undergoing the examination as it is an mdlsPensa-
BILE prerequisite to appointment
There are now twelve vacancies in the Medical
staff. 1900 t-..,, ,4s.ts
.alatl8k aa Surgeon General u. s. Army.
Aug 23--3tawtil oct1 .IgsD
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-30
cAuT1oN ro rHE pUrLIC.

livery Intelligent and thinking person must Know
remedies handed out for genera. Use should -so
t t,e ealeaey established BY well tested experiences ~
so naiais OF regularly eIucaied physician, WHO !
preparatory STUDIES Ets him for all tie duties he NUT
Iun YET the country is flooded with poor nostI ums
,u eutss, purportng to be te best IN tho World
gre not only useless, but always injurious. Tho t
fortunate should be PARTICULAR in selecting his
physician' Gs It Is lamentable yet ineOntroyert-
aoe I%ct, that many syplilitic patients are maze
miserable with ruined constitutions b. mGllreatmenr
rom inexperienced physicians in general practice
ior at Is point generally conceded By Tie rest syp-
oSraplers, thar the study and management Of these
complaints should engross the whole tine Of tLcse
who would be competent and successful in their treat
me1t and cure. The inexperienced general Iraciit-
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues one system Of treatment in most max
ing an tndiscr1minate Of that antqUated and dn-
gerous weapon, the Mercury.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-30
LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

Mrs. S. a. AE1e9s's Worlds
HGi9. Restorer and Dress
ing ilaOigorGte, strengthen
and 1e1agthen The hair. They
act directly upon the roots
of the hair, Satpl,Lyi9ag re-
Qastred 9aOae3'js7s9aeeet, and
natural coGo7' and beauty
returns. Greg bGia. dSsop-
pears, bald spots are coz
cred, heySa. stops falling, and
lascat9iGast g3soscth is the re-
salt. Ladies Ged children
qc5IL appreciate the delight
fttL fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance d,sspG1't-.
ed to the hair, and no feG7.
of soSliaeg the skin, scalp, on.
most elegant heGd-dress.
Sold by ali Druggists.
Depot 1893 6 200 Greenwich ST. NY.
Car, =
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JOHNsOA'S REPRODUcTOR.
please Readthe fOIIowing Notices.

PORTL AND, Hay 81, 1se5.
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HOW MANY THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY TO
THIS BY UNHAPPY EXPERlENCEl

Young men troubled with emissions IN sleep,--a
complaint generally the result Of a bad habit In
th,treated scientifically, and perfect cure war
ranted or no charge made
Hardly day passes but we ere consulted by one
or more young man with the above disease, some OF
whom are as weak and emaciated as though they had
the consumption, and by their friends supposed 10
have it, All such cases yield to tho proper and only
correct of treatment and in short time are
made TO rejoice in perfect health.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-30
mnnI.r-Anrn MEN

There are many men at the age Of thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the blad-
der often accompanied by slight smarting or burn-
ing sensation, and weakening tie system in amanner
the patient cannot account for. On examining the
urinary deposits ropy sediment Win often be found
and sometimes small particles Of semen on albumen
viii appear the color viii be Of thin mkish hue,
again changing 10 dark and turbld APPEARANCE.
There many who die Of this difficulty, ignor-
ant Of the calse, which is the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
1 can warrant perfect cure IN such cases, and a
fun and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs.
Persons, who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do so ny writing, in plain manner, description
of their Diseases and the appropriate remedies viii
be forwarded Immediately.
An correspondence strictly confidential and VIII be
returned, II desired.
Address: DIR. j. B. HUGHES,
No. Temple Street leorner Of Middle
Street, Portland, he.
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HAVE cnNFInFNcE.

All who have committed an excess OF any kind,
whether 1t be the solitary vice Of YOUTH or tho sting
Ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence in maiurer years,
SEEK FOR IN AN1g DOTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow impure Cotton, are
the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait for the contamination that Is sure to fol-
low: do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
and ,ofnulo,fn1,-
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-30
U. s. Sanitary Commission
ARMY s. NAVY CLAIM AGENCY.
mo CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
W. HI. Fessenden, Local agent.
Once, No. 65 Exchange Street. ao

YTyHEu &. SANITARY COMMISSION desiring to
relieve Soldiers, Sailors, and their families from
the heavy expenses usually paid for the prosecution
Of such claims have established this Agency, to col
ect pensions OF pay bounty and other claims
against the Government, WITHOUT CHARGE OR Ex-
PENsE OF ANY KIND WHATEVER TO THE CLAIM
ANTS. 5.ts fas f.5flL st, VISA. 1.s..
On application sent to this Agency, stating the
name and post office address Of the claimant, the
name rank company, regiment service, and State Of
the soldier on whose account the claim is made, date
Of discharge or DEATH the proper blanks win be filed
out as far as possible and forwarded to the person APP
pying. These can then be executed and returned to
this Office where the claim win be prosecuted to final
issue in the shortest possible time. stft
iulv7eod2un6 ZY6In,