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nea-The trial of the conspirators, en-
gagged in the assassination OF President
Lincoln, &C., is still progressing. For 9
week past the Court has been engaged in
examining witnesses for the defence
The evidence for the prosecution is alto
gether damaging to the prisoners, while
that for the defense gees but little way
in mitigation Of the crime charged agains
them. It is supposed that the evidence
will be closed and the argument commen-
ced today. a few days, at most, will
set tie the fate Of the prisoners.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

The May Term of the several Courts of
Monroe County, commenced on Monday the
22nd ult. Present, the Hon. George R. Bar
rett, President Judge, and the Hon. Abra-
ham Levering and the Hon. Jeremy Mackey,
Associates Maj. Reuben Gregory was ap-
pointed Foreman of the Grand Jury.
The first case tried was Elizabeth Green
sweig VS.. Adam Christman. Plaintiff claim
ed certain amount Of dowry. The jury
returned verdict in favor of the Plaintiff
Commonwealth VS.. Moses Cosler. Indict-
ment for Fornication and Bastardy on oatl
of Susannah Courtright The Court sen
fenced the Defendant to pay fine OF five
dollars and costs of prosecution, and pay tt
Susannah Courtright thirty dollars for lying
in expenses, and the maintaining the chile
to present time, thirty-six dollars. For sup
port of child for two years and one month
seventy-fve cents per week, and for four
years thereafter sixty cents per week,
to be paid quarterly, and to give bond to the
overseers of the poor of the township, in three
hundred dollars, to keep the child from be-
coming public charge.
Commonwealth VS.. Sarah Shelton, Saraf
Drake, Ellen Drake, Susan Kutzler, Su
sannah Rouch and Jane Nixson. The Crane
Jury returned true bill for open lewdness
Mary Ann Michael vs. Robert w. Swink
Executor of the Estate of Mary Frederick
deceased This was an action for wages
due plaintiff by deceased. Verdict in fayo
of plaintiff for ssl61 II.
Commonwealth VS.. Edward Brodbead.-
Indictment, fornication and bastardy. Yer
dict guilty. The evidence in the case wa
very conflicting, and motion for new tria
sent the case over to the next term.
Charles Trach VS.. Andrew J. Durling.-
Verdict for Plaintiff for S26 Is.
In the case of Rufus Lsbar vs. Mariett
Labar, decree of Divorce was granted.
James Henry and John ]. Price were ap
pointed Oyerseers of the Poor of Price town
ship.
Licences were granted during the term
as follows, viz:
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EiQuor stores.
EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF SWIND.
LING,

4 Bogus "Me.eican General" and has op
erattoas an this Confding Ho
sekkeepers and others Victimized--
Hines of Cold and Oceans Of Weaul
Promised to Everybody-Sezect Din
mer Parties Of Unsuspecting Dtgaita
ries-Tremendous Specimen O Cheeh
and Human Credulity-lferican "Ena
igrdtton" and Nore too--6c., &C., dc
a. curious case of alleged swindling on
the wholesale plan has just come to light
1t appears to have been conducted in q
manner such as few rascals have the assn.
rance to carry out, and is, in fact novel
in its details. The Trenton Gazette pub
fishes statement of the matter, from
which we extract the gist of the story, as
follows:
''Some few days since, Governor Fen
ton, of New York, forwarded requisition
to Governor Parker, Of New Jersey, for
the corpus of one George Coolbaugh,
sometime resident of New York CITY,
but now domiciled in Hudson county,
State Of New Jersey. The reduisition
was issued upon the prayer of Joseph S.
Stebbins, who keeps the Courtlandt- street
House in New York. The taken-in-and-
done-for Stebbins recites in his complaint
and grievances of sufficient enormity to
bring tears into the eyes of grindstone
Let US abbreyiate.
"On the 4th day of March, 1865, said
George Coolbaugh and wife, or woman
ne addressed by that endearing title, took
suite OF rooms at the Courtlandt House.
lie claimed to be an agent of the Mexi-
'an government, and that torrents of gold
could be made to flow at his magic com
nand. His wife rustied in silks and blazed
n diamonds. Coolbaugh assured the de-
lighted Stebbins that he had an invest
nent of 100000 in the 7-3O loan. and
,4O, 700 in gold deposited to his credit in
he East River National Bank. The
lagnlhcent Coolbaugh gave luxurious
lppers, at which Ex-Goy. Rodman M
rice, and ex-minister of the Gospel, G.
hauncey Burr, of this State, were the
rlncipal guests. On one of these oeca-
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Arrest of Mrs. Beverly Tucker and Daugh-
ter.

BALTIMORE, May 27.-Yesterday mo-
nIng Col. Wooley received instructions
from the Secretary of War to arrest Mrs.
Beverly Tucker and her daughter, Miss
Maggie Tucker and Mrs. McGin, who
who were arrested here at an early hour
on the steamer for Richmond. The la.
dieS named were arrested as ordered, and
placed IN Barr's Hotel, corner of Camden
EutaW streets, under guard, and at five
o'clock yesterday afternoon they were
sent back to Richmond, by the Bay line
steamer. Mrs. Tucker is the wife of
Beverly Tucker, late of the Rebel Gov.
ernment in Richmond, and who is now
IN Canada, charged with being one of the
plotters in the assassination of the Prcsi-
dent ioSi-
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Tarrific Eynlnsinn in Mnhila

On the morning Of the 2ith CT May, the
main Ordnance Department, in Marsballs
Warehouse, at Mobile, blew up, with ter
fisle explosian. Eight squares of buildings
were destroyed, FIVE hundred persons were
buried in the ruins, eight thousand bales OF
cotton were burned, and two steamers, with
all on board were destroyed. The city was
generally injured by the explosion. The loss
is estimated at S3,OOO,G00. The cause of
The explosion is not certainly ascertained.
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esxWe have heard rumors. for q co,

eHWe have heard rumors, for cou
PIE of weeks past, OF efforts being made
to establish cotton or wOolen factory OF
large scale in cur borough, under the
joint auspices Of home and Eastern capi
tai. We hope the matter viii not end in
mere rumor. Nothing would tend SO
much to build up our borough, and the
country, as the establishment of factories
here. We have splendid water powers,
and every facility of transportation, with
nearness to market, to make this one OF
the most important manufacturing points
in the State. All that is wanting is vim
and enterprise on the part of our capital
lists.
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The Soldiers National Cemetery

Inc cornerstone of the monument at
the Soldiers, National National Cemetery
az Gettysburg. Pennsylvania, will be laid
on the 18th of July next, with military
q, anu CIVIC ceremonies. The grafton on
Ia the occasion will be delivered by Major
oenefal Oliver o. Howard, lately com
manding the army of the Tennessee
General Howard, it will be recolIected
pore a conspicuous part in the victory at
Gettysburg. ~
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0HyThe wires for the new Telegraph to
this place are all up, and communication
with the outside world was established yes
terday. 1t is the United States Telegraph
Company under whose auspices the line is
erected, and not the American, as we mem
toned week or two ago. The thanks of
our citizens are due to the Company, as well
TO Mr.. Ii. A. Clute, the efficient superinten-
dant, for the early completion of the line.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-01
Wnnlen Eantnrv Burned.

The Woolen Factory of Proctor, Kerr &
Co., at Maple Grove, in this county, together
~ith all the machinery, &c, was destroyed
by fire on Friday night last. We have not
heard the loss, which must be heavy, estima-
ted. There was no insurance. 1t is not
known how the fire originated.
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SURRENDER OF KIRBY SMITHS AR.
MY

Official Dispatch from Gen. CanJy.-
The Last Ditch found.
WASHINGTON CITY. May 1850 P
.-Major-General Dix A despatch
from General Candy, dated at New Or
leans, yesterday, the 2Gth inst, states
that arrangements for the surrender OF
the Confederate forces in the Trans Mis-.
sissippi Department have been concluded
They include the men and material OF
the army and navy.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretaty of War.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-01

We do not believe in ':cure- ais" until
We tried Ayers inimitable Pills, and now
We think the whole secret lies in the fact
that purgatires are the natural remedy
for disease, and DR.. Aver has made the
best of purgatives. They cure all our
complaints.-[Logan O., Press.
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0HrThe Express Train, on the D. L. &

OTFThe Express Train, on the D. L. &
w. Railroad, which commenced running on
the 22d ult., is a great convenience to the
public, and promises to be a complete sue
cess. The train going South passes the
Stroudsburg Depot at 6:46 P. M, and the
train North at S:5S p. m. Passengers reach
New York by l0:30 p. m. We learn thai
arrangements are about completed for close
connection with trains 10 Philadelphia.
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Postal Matters.

The Post Office Department has con-
tracted for the conveyance Of the mails
daily and back, on the route from Lin
coin, California, to Portland, Oregon, IN
cluding intermediate points, the service
to commence on the lst Of July, at a
compensation of S225,000 annually.
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Reopening Of Post Offices in the South

The principal post Offices in Virginia.
Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina are
at present managed by special agents.
NO appointments Of postmasters will be
MADE until the post routes are re-estab-
nshed and suitable opportunity occurs
for consulting the public interest and the
wishes of the respective communities M.
on the subject
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a Present from Peru.

a gold medal, sent by the President OF
Peru, commemorative of the Inauguration
of the South American international Con-
gress, was presented to President Johsonr
recently, by the Peruvian Minister.
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Trial of JEFF Davis.

Mr.. Darlington, the District Attorney.
has notified the proper authorities that
the Circuit Court is ready to proceed with
the trial of Jefferson Davis, on the in
sictnent already found.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-01
a Presidential Guard

The Union Light Guard, Lieutenat ia
nlleson, body guard of the late President
Riil DC retained in the same capacity for
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-01
ARREED,

AT the residence of the bride, on the 2Itn
nit. by M. Nj. Burnet, Esq. Mr.. Peter Shook,
of Stroudsburg, and Mrs. Ann Durling I"
Stroud township.
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DIED.

At Standing Stone, Bradford County, Pa''
on the 2lst ult., Mrs, Harriet d. Shackelton,
a ged SO years, 8 months and "a days
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-01

were the Inscriptions. "Atlanta, ""Wilder..
ness" "Stone River" "South Mountain y
"Shiloh," "Vicksburg," Savannah, -
Richmond" petersburg" and "Cold
Harbor." This stand was in part oc-
cupied by President johnson, members
of theCabinet, Gems Grant and Sherman.
and other distinguished army officers
On the left were members of the diplomat
ic corps and their families, two hundred
tickets having been issued to this class of
spectators.
The general idea is that the number
of troops composing the Army of the
Potomac, reviewed to-day, was about 75,.
600. No colored soldiers were in the
nrocession
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-09

-, Every intelligent and thinking person must know
ther eicacy established bg wei tested experience ~
tne lands OF regularly educated physician whose
preparatory studies its him for all tie duties he must
llll yet the country is Hooded with poor nostruIls
ana cure-as purpoltng to DO the best IN Tire world
are not only useless, but always injurious. Tho m
lVItuhate should De PARTICULAR in selecting DIS
physician, as It Is lamcntabie yet meontrovert-
able ret that many syphilitic patients are made
IllseraDle WITH ruined constitutions By m2luCannent
from inexperienced physicians IN general practice;
Iof II Is point generally conceded by The rest syp-
osrapiefs, that the study aud management Of these
complaints should engross the whole time Of those
VINO would be competent and successful in their treat
inent ana cure The inexperienced general practit-
Toner, having neither opportunity nor time 70 make
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
Pursues one system Of treatment, IN most cases maxi
Ing an lndseriminate Of that antiquities and dan
gerous weapon, the Mercury.
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3 Is the Great DIurotic. -a.
HeImbOId's Highly Coaeentrated

Helmb0ldS Highly Concentrated
COMPOUND FLUID ExTRAcr S4RSAPARILLA.
For purifying the blood removing all chronic consti
tutlona diseases arising from an impure state OF the
bioodand the only reliable and eectual known rem
edy for the cure OF Scroila Scald lead Salt Rheum
Pains and Swelling of the Bones, liberation Of the
Throat and Legs Blotches Pimples on the Face Tet-
ter, Eryspelas, and all Scaly Eruptions Of tho siD
AND BEAUTIFYIyG TIE COMPLEXION.
Not afew Of the worst disorders that AFFECT mankind
arise from the corruption that accumuates Ia the
blood 0fall the discoveries that havebeen maio to
purge 1t out, none can equal in effect HEL8BOLD'S
iSoAP0gyD ExTRAeT Or SABS4PARILLA" 1t
health INFO the system, and purges ont the humors
which make disease. ltstimulates the healthy fnne-
tons ofthe bodyand expels the disorders that grow
aud nklsipthe blood Sucn rem dy that could
be relied on, has long been sought for, and now for
the first time, the pub 10 have one on which they
toshow its Effects but the trial Of single bottle wi
SHOW me SEX thatlt has virtues Surprising anything
TwofaSi6 spoonfiis Ufthe Ex tract s sorsauarilla
added to pint Of water 10 equal to the Lisbon Diet
Drink and ore bottle is FIJI equal To gallon OF the
syrup Of Sarsaparilla, or the deepetion as usually
81 1aess ErtrastA haze been iaiitea % use ia. The
Unied States Arny, and also in very general use
IN all the State Hospi ais and Public Sanitary Insiu
lions throughout the land, we'll i ivate prae-
tices, and are considered as inYaluab rem edies.
ID .baiso See Medical Properties Of Bucht, ilal q.
FROM DISP ENs4T oRY ri he UYITED STATES.
See Prof DEwEEs valuable works on the Pmetiee
ofPhysic.
see 1erhafa niedehy the late celebrated Dr. Physie
of Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DR., Ephralm MCDOWELL, a
celebrated Physician and Aeunberof the ROYAL Col
lege ofSurgeons Ireland, and ppb she id the Trans
q lions Of tue KIN and queen Journal -'- -
See Medic Chirurgical Review, pub ished by Ben.
jainin TTavers, Fellow Of Royal oilege fSuryeons
See most the ate Standard Works Of Medicine.
" ~ ifiilA ESIR 6s "a g1IHus 1l I0ol .
ilsoldby all Druggists frincipal Depot 4-Hi s'-
OF insbia91H e LIN q. O. LaD,lS tl2iaih9a
DRUG AND CHEMICAL, WAREHOUSE,
go 594 Bfcddird2o-4 islL i'lil
Sept 90, 1s65-eodl VI iisiuci III 0i seiig 5.-t
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a RICH I'LL OF -FARE.-'Fhe Raleigh Pro-
gress, published at Raleigh, N. O., reports hav-
him at a dinner to which be was invited in
the Treasury building in the city:-
Fish.--Cod a la Tank Dead Sardines. -
. Meatss--Ch Chickens Gin the SHELLY Steaks a
la mule. Humming birds tongues. Mint
sauce. Ham from the celebrated firm of Shen,
Ham and Japhet. ~ WI St s-ga
Fruits-Clams and oysters. Soft shell crabs
and hard shell baptists., hi .tk ~
Dessert-Pea nuts Ton halt SHELLY sGrfddle
cakes Soothing syrup.)
Games.--Euchres Goosen {Gander Sauce.)
Old slelge chickens Ton foot.l ~
Liquors.-W (straight.) Water (with
Ice Water with Whiskey) for invalids. Pea
nut water. saa ~ r'5a. .av saiu
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For Sale and to Let. !.

For Sale. saillI.
{ me ofthebest Pro- ison and Grocery Stands in
l@d ss Z. q, PIssadaoo 3f
oct !-atf . sZ@1STf - - -.
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WdnteG.
Aqeala,jt.ss Woaalited !!

ITO canvass for ssrhe History of the Great Rsbeilt
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: 50 1.-The Encyclopedias of Animated N ature," One
Velume with 1850 Engravings; and several other
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OF Lincoln, IN every town In Cumberland York,
Androscoggin, Sagadahoe, Lincoln and Waldo
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The most absurd display in the Latin line
which we have seen lately, was the apparent
attempt ofs clergyman, in a prayer at a re-
cent celebration, to make the dead language
intelhgible to the Almighty: He said :ssWe
thank thee, O Lord, that these, our friends,
were thus permitted to die in battle, for dulce
ct decorat1g est pro epatffd ai0ri--wlich meant
that it Is sweet and honorable to die for ones
country" 1t is very evident that the rever-
end gentleman Addressed this prayer to his audi
ence rather than to his Maker.
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HAVE coNFIDENcF.

All who have committed an excess Of any kind,
whether it DO the solitary vice Of youth thu sting
ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence IN maturer years,
SEEK ZOE AN AN7qDOTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitnde and Nervous
Prostitution that may iOllow Impure Coiticn, are
the Barometer TO the whole system.
Do not wait for the communication that Is to fol-
low: do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss OF Beauty
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HOW MANY THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY TO
THIS by UNHAPPY EXPERIENCEI

Young men troubled with emissions IN sleep-a
complaint generally the result Of q bad habit I'm
youth,teated scientifically and perfect cure war
ranted or no charge made.
Hardly day passes but VIC are consulted by ono
OF more young man with the above disease some OF
whom are as weak and emaciated as though thew had
tne consumption, and by their friends supposed to
nave IT. An such cases yield to the proper and only
correct OF treatment and In a short fine are
made to rejoice in perfect health.
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~ IIHa
Poetry
A SONG OF THE BEES.

rai41l slsl i--------- ~ - &
;. 3 BY HANNAH y. GOULD. 2li
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NOTICE.

TIME COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be-
tween ths subscribers under me name and ssS ~
of. q. J0LFOlRD & CO., Is hereby mutually dis,
solved. Either Of tho partners Is duly authorized
to use the firm name in liquidation.
The notes md accounts Of the late firm may 30
found at the Store Of J. NJ. DYER s. CO., No. Free
street Block.
J. G. TOLFORD,
T. b. TOLFORD.
Portland, Sept s, 1s65 aop1ieod4v
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Medical
7 81 .,- s HEELMBoLDaS
Fluid d Extract R,,cl1I1 !

7Jf0R Weakness arisinr ftA,, r.at...s.,.
l. hanstedpessrsof Nature wbielasO ane ex-
led BY 50 man alarming symptoms anon Wbicb
VIII BE- found lndispostion to Exertion los Of Men,
Dry. y a@eiu ness horror Of Disease or Farehadf,,
or EviIi ia fact Universal Lassitue Psatrati,'s
and Inability b enter intothe enjoy ments ofsnct
The Constitution ooee affected with Organic Wcst
inYigorate the System, which HsasJoAds Ertract B,
cAH Invariably does. III treatment is submitted Ia
Consumption o. Insanity ensnes. sol.
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ELEYEN House Lots, comprisine $4,000 fact Of
~ Land, on Emery, cushman and Lewis st. for
sale by w. H. STEPHENsSN.s
Portland, April %, 1ss5-dtf = : ' A-' sun -
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Medical.
DIR. j. b. HUGHES
~ ,..a CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. 3 Temple Street..

xzTHERE he can be consulted privately, and with
w tho utmost confidence BY the afflicted at al
hours ally, and from A M. 70 ]: N,
pr IL mattresses those who are suffering under The
aaiieton of private diseases, whether arising nom
impure connection or Gle terrible vice Of seiabuse
Deyoting his entire time % tsas laIlse1F branch o.
-RASrEEIxa A CURE IN ALL OASIS, whether Of long
standing or recently contracted, entirely renewing
the dregs Of disease from the system ana making
perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
lie would call the attention Of the aniletee to the
iaer Of his long standing and Well-eafntd III
cess
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4 l.f.LLCiDJ EXTRACT BUCHU, 4
A az diseases Of these organs whether existing In
ana no matter how long standing Ii Is d easant m
taste anu odor action and nc re strength
ehsng Snah any OF The preparations ofbark or ron
NY SUIT NJ from broken Down or Delicate Con-
stilrtlehss proenre the remedy atoree.
The reader must be aware that however slicht mas,
pc the ttek OF diseases it is certain To MI
ieethis DoQily heal h, mental powers and happiness
-Au the aooYediseases require the aid Of diuretic,
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT RTTnuTr 10
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Spa, they tell us about the angry ocean,
what makes the ocean angry ?''-@sOh, it is be
cause it has been crossed SO often.7
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z Electric Physiciass :

- 7sl1i- 7 -l'lltOW
From sis Broadway, Now York, has returned to
Portland, and can BE- consulted at her Office No, II
Clapp's block. .loAt2fv@ 1919 ~
Is ONE OF THE GREATEsr CURES ON RECORD, +
Prompted by no other than the feeling Of benevoS
Ienee and for the bennett Of the afflicted desire to
make known short description Of my disease and
the unexpected cure which I obtained from Mrs
Manchester's Medicine. Upwards Of two years since
was taken sick, which gradually increased until
was 80 far reduced that never expected to he well
again. had the at enhance OF six eminent
and never received the slightest ben fit untA COM
meneed usin Mrs, Manchester Medicines. Ny dis
ease at that time was as iollows;-I was extremely
ieeble-confned to my bed, my flesh had all disap-
peaIed, the whites OF my eye were yellow, also the
side, and it. was very much enlsrgeds pain IN my
shoulders and spine The lett side seemed to decay
so that there was quite hollow place init had
very distressing pain at the pit Of my stomach;
tongue coated thick, tornach very acia appetheeh en-
tfreIy gone, not being able to keep anyth ng on my
stomach, fever, night swcats thirst violent, dry
cough, difficulty OF breathing. dull headache. I
cannot describe Is wish to do my miserable s'td-
alton and suffering as every organ in my body was
diseased NY physicians said was East hastenins to
the consumption ~, ,ti ssel, .,,les ..r,r ~
/ enj at this time perfect health, and this is a.
plain, short history Of my case aud is the truth T.
would recommend every and linyalds to and con-
suit Mrs. Manchester. MARY A. NoULfoN.
EDWARD L. MOULToN.
Portland, May o, 1895. oct3dtf
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To Rent.

A TENEMENT centrally located, to family With
<Aout children at one hundred and fifty dollars per
year. Apply to P. S. W.,
lpnel6n q-rat 30 No. 37t Middle Street. I