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MIDDLE-AGFD MEN.

There are many men at the age Of thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations ffom the blad
der, often accompanied by slight smarting or burn
ing sensation and weakening the system in manner
the patient cannot account for. On examining the
urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be found
and sometimes small particles Of semen or albumen
will appear the color VIII be OF thin milkish hue
again changing TO a dark and turbid appearance
There many who die OF this difficulty, gnor-
ant of the cause, which Is the
can warrant perfect cure IN such cases, and
full and healthy restoration of the urinary organs.
Persons, who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do by writing, in plain manner, description
of their diseases, and the appropriate remedies viii
be forwarded Immediately. ul
An correspondence strictly confidential, and VIII DO
returned, if desired.
Address: DIR. j. b. HUGHES,
No. Temple Street leorner Of Middle
1ld. ...aI Street, Portland, Me.
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Wn1aked.

r WILL pay TEN cents per ID. for all pamphlets
l. delivered at the office OF the Portland Sugar Co..
corner Commercial aid Maple Sts,s asre1
Jan 2i-dtf JIM. BROWN.
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House Lots.

THLEvEN House Lots, comprising $4,000 feet Of
II Land, on Emery, .Gushman, and Lewis st, for
Portland, April &c, 1s65.-dH ~
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Chicago, Illinois.

> Rstsrsnces-- Messrs. s. g. Bswdlear & Co, Mavp.
ard Sons; ii. 6 w. Chickering; q III. Cunn,i Ia
Z 4 Rscnu ESQ. President Newton National Bank.
Newtol,. Mas d B. CoHin, ESQ, MY City feb2ediy
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For Sale and to Let.
Horses fnr Sole
For Sale,

"A the Railroad Stable on Spring street, several
"A good Horses, suitable for work or family use
Sept ls-Td3m Lila u
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Farm for Sale.

4 49, An excellent milk farm for sale
&.SHE0 ~ Situated in the town Of Cumb erland
III EzFl AsE4R on the Portland and Kennebec Rail
lEll road, known as the Isael True farm,
adjoining the depot, and eight miles
nom PORTLAND; convenient TO schools, stores and
meeting; it contains one hundred and twenty acres
OF choice land; win cut from 50 to co tons Of hay
year. and pasture from 20 to 20 head of CATTLE There
are two wells on the place, and two never-failing
brooks that through the pasture with two barns
dwelling house and Sheds and wood enough to keep
two fires for tho house. The subscriber will sell low
as he is about to change bis business
For further particulars enqgiie ON the premises, or
Of l3 W JOHN L. CAYZEK. h
d Aug22-daws s9t4 htass.
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Far,n and Stock for Sale.

Streaked Mountain Place ZOE SAFE.
~ I-s-As This Is one of the best places for sum-
A e~Ss~-->N ,,,ar harding In the country. The
house 4 situated a5 at the foot Of the
81 that for natural ioyeness cannot be
1t Is 10 miles from Portiand-ib minutes ride from
acresfine orchards water in house and
barn There is valuable Mineral Spring near the
Ear narticulars call at s. Commercial ST. or address
49,. j. A. KING, South Paris.
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PERI ] VA n 81 s.
| ] 81

- !. ~ ,,Sr- 10 the palate. cause no pain, act
LEroostly. never require Increase Of DOSE do not
Plst and iof elderly persons, females and child
exnaue' inst The thing Two taken at night NOV
rem rem Novels once the next morning. Warranted
y all cases Of piles and Failing Of the Rectum. We
nsonise care Tor al symptoms of the DYsPEPsIA,
lnch as Oppression after eating, SoHr Stomach Spit
ting of fo0d Paipitatons; also, Headache fizzness
pain in the Back and L0ns, Yellovness OF the Skin
and Eyes, Sick Headache, Coated Tongue, Bilious
ness, Liver complnint, Loss Of Appetite, Debility,
Monthly Pains, and all Irregularities, Neuralgia,
Fsiptness, &c TrGvelers ind 1e Lozenges Just
achat they need, as they so compact dad iaodoroes
hat they mag Do carried IN fe Uest pocket Price G0
cents per box; small boxes 30 CENTS Fer sale by J:
s. HARRISON & CO., Propfietors, No 4 Fremont
Temple, Boston. VIII DO mailed to any addIess oH
enclosing 80 cents. Is ahrielaa- 9 juiysdiy
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To Let.

HiLEGANTg Chambers for business purposes.
Wholesale or retail in the new block, III Middle
Street. For terms apply at l7iA llIITF
HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM.
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o. A modern three-story Brick House NO. ao9
;.. Congress Street Lot 53x12O rect Win ~. gooa
stable; together with q passAss. - s.e "a !, y.
the lot If not sold by the 10TH OF Sep'oDet, WIZ NC
leased for term of years.
nSls John n q. PRoGTER, Lime Street
Portland, Aug. 26-du
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PORTLAND & KENNEBECR r..

rzzz=z=saz1 On and after Monday next, trains viii
leave Portland dally7f0r Bath Augusta,
Waterville Kendall's Mills and Skowhegan at j rs
N. and on Saturdays only for Batli and Angussa At
Sl5P M: The train from Portland Of P.sE con
meets at Kendall's Mills with the train for Bangor
Portland desiring to take this route, can purchase
tickets to KendaIis Nil Us and inform the conductor
in the cars that they go through to Bangor and he
will arrange their fares tlati shall cost them no
more by this iouts han any other ~ -
Trains due in Portland TO connect with trains for
NJ - -SsT i1Is q
Freiyhttrain leases new depot Portland at Is A.,
M daily. ,a.4,.,A
April q, 1865. .lA1a2a' "'3a apr20tf gaii
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YORK G CUMBERLA AND RI R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

1Ess55E9s5EI On and after Monday. 10th inst. 1866
will leave as follows until further
notice 4
#Leaye Saco River for Portland at as and % a N.
and 345P.M II ~f117s1r'
leave Portland for Saco River at As A. NJ. and so
and 20P NJ - - - $50 ~
The SO P N. train out and the As A. NJ train into
attached. 80
WB Stages connect at Gornam for West corham
standish Steep Falls Baldwin, Denmark Sehago,
Bridgton LOWELL Hiram, .BrownGeld, FryebuTg,
ter Freedom, Mad son, and Eaton N II - : III Ia.
I At Buxton Center for West Buxton, Benny Eagle,
South Limington. Lmington, Limerick. NewfeId.
Parsonsfeld and Ossipee sdl u II
At Saccarappa for South Windham, Windham Hill, 3
and North Windham, daily, iN | 80 fi,TT =.
2 Portland April6. is65-dtf s'' - -.
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A TENEMENT centrally located, to a family with
tAout children at one hundred and fifty dollars per
year. Apply 70 z. S. Wa IN a9so 3
june16tfe I e tAs No. 81 Middle Street.
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New England scy ew Steamship CO
SEMI-NEEKLY LIME.

ils FliRaosgsR hEG 9-----eI311e HF -fbiss s4
: s&kSy. Tho splendid and fast ataa !, ,.h,n ~
<xS3EM CHES AfEAKE, ECapt " ". Sher-
S4# 800 rood ana FRANCONIA, Cant. II.
s.r =. 49, SHERWoop, viii until further notice.
n L Leg Browns Wharf, Portland, every wEDNEs-
o North RiVer New e IL M and leave Pier
and SATURDAY, at 4 O'Clock p. M. eSs' : :
4. these vessels are fitted up with fine accommode.
uons ior pas sengers making this the most Enoaf1v
saie and comfortable route for traveers katwssySs
New forE and Maine. u Passage, in State Rnom.
so:o. cabin passage $500 Meals extra ,'-',
GOODS forwarded by this line TO and from Mon
" Ssenec Bangor, Bath Augusta, Eastport and
steamers ns early rs p NJ on the dav fhSt' thas e
leave Portland 1@y snfs they
Eor freight or passage apply to .sfsH.s
EM Eh1 FOX Browns Wharf Portland -isaa
MI 4. =; CROMWELL CO., No. So West Etrset.
NAV ~ 1865. 3 ~ - dts z
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House Lot for Sale y

I ~ y on the corner of Deering and Henry
~ ots, oO 1uO ieet Enquire of 10 gfe 81
10 fs6,,l.x AL. IA r.. w. GAGE, M1 g
q yuiy1o dtfi ~ 81 I'll - 80 137 Commercial st.
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Real Estate for Sal.

Z HOUSE and L0rNo. 81 Middle Street. known as
Ii the oayson House. .T'rS
House and Lot corner Of Wateryille and Sherbrook
Sts. Terms easy, 9suit purchasers
Apply to w, 81 Middle st. &c s, zjnlyf1dtf
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The Rochester Democrat says of the Dem
ocratic State convention 1.-THE report Of the
associated press omitted TO mention the TACT
that Immediately after coming to order, the
convention, on motion of John "A. Green, Jr.,
united in singing the hymn Commanding
"Great God, and are yet alive, +, i1 s.rs y 4;
And do we yet rebel? s.t,f,d IA I..-
'Tis wondrous, tbs amazing grace,
81 Frs That We are out of heH.n
A very queer affair, truly. -
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..,,,., CLIO ATE'S
AGIC LOZEN GESl
And why everybody should use, and every
sad Druggist should sell them.

Hnig DTu99ieA ohOuto scii tn0hhs Ial
They sciH care Coughs and Colds.
They sCifs cure Sore Throat. A'l
.Afsceys cure 1scISing In ths THROAT. 1ra.
Sure to prsve,as SieepIess Nights from Coughs.
Will prevent the Asthma If taken early.
Are good for cold in the head. -,r.Irl
often cure Bronchitis.
-' Are an effectual remedy for Catarrh.
nlI5 lways cure Ifoarseness. -'ss ola a
ifer III relieve a Dry Cough instantly I1Ean5-
AL Vocalists should use them. ..fs - .riea
VIII always clear and strengthen the voice.
AlfpubIic speakers should use them.
sg More nquantity for the money.
81. The large boxes are the cheapest. iia--.i
,iso, vi sTsdu s3ai-- sya aol si
PREPARED AND FOR LALE BY .,..tr .
HENRY A. CHoATE, Druggist,
Undpr Revere House. Boston; and by druggists gem
orally. 40
Wholesale Agents ]. w Perkins & co, Sc Comner-
cial St. wholesale and Retail u. L. Stanwood, cor.
Fore and India SITS; H. H. Hay, junction Free and
Middle SITS; NJ. 8. Whittier, cor. Free and Congress
SITS; VIM. w. Whipple. No II Market Square; and
all druggists in Portland and vicinity.
June 2}--d&w3m 70 rHitEQH
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Wnnted.

DY family without children, small gcnteel ten
ID ement. near the central part Of the city
Address X. Y. T., Press Office, ausoeoau
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s. ATLANTIC ''s''
Mutual Insurance Company
e 81 Val st, cor. Wsaiana, NEW YORK. l
sao essais JANUARY, 1856. ..1 g II
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi
~ -~,,m9 rrrr cation Risks. rVE.E e

The whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Premiums Terminated dnring the years and for which
Certificates issued, bearing interest until re.
The Dividends In tho Years 1854 and were 40
The Profits for q Years amount to the .-f.5.,
sum of a t'Aa $1D ,691 900
Cash, ~ 100 ''''' '''''''' l2,s5s, 7sO
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Real Estate for Sale.
For Sale.

For Sale.
GCIrR CONVOY, carries rs tons. well f,,nd m
- Sails Rigging, Anchors, Chains, SC. Price
d. T.sCHASE, Head Long Wharf
I 01iy 1s-sT&r e FIJI nsxrnkf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
The Holy War.
sY xrs. HARRIET BEgeHER STOWE.

And ! saw heaven opened. and behed white horse:
and that upon him called Faithful and True and
were as a his head many crowns:
and he had written, that no man knew, but himself
And the armies which in heaven followed him upon
white horses clothed in fine linen white and clean-REv
XIX IL, Il, ii.
To the last battle set, throughout the earth
Not for vile lust of pnnder or of power
The hosts of justice and eternal right
Unfur their banner in this solemn hour.
\ King rides forth, whose eyes, as burning fire,
Wither oppression in their dazzling fame
And he hath sworn to right all human wrong,
BY the dread power of his mysterious name.
Der all the earth resounds his trumpet call
The nations, waking from their dreary night, ,
Are mastering in their ranks, and thronging on
To hail the brightness of his rising light.
And all the armies that behind him ride,
Come in white raiment, spotless as the snow ::
Freedom and Justice is their battle-cry,
And all the earth rejoices as they go.
Shoulder to shoulder ride the brother bands
Brave hearts and tender, with undaunted eye !:
With manly patience ready to endure,
With gallant daring resoute to die.
They know not fear, for what have they to fear
Who all have counted, and have all resigned,
And laid their lives a solemn Offering down
For laws, for truth, for freedom-for mankind?
No boastful words are theirs. or murderous zeal,
Nor courage fed with the inebriate bowl
But their brave hearts show in true touch and
time
The sober courage of the manly soul.
Ah who can say how precious and how dear
Those noble hearts; of thousand homes the
light?
Yet wives and mothers, smiling through their
tears,
Gave them unmurmuring to the holy fight.
o brothers banded for this sacred war
Keep your white garments spotless still and
pure
BE prestly warriors, hallowing the right
SO shall your victory be swift and sure.
So shall the spotlcss King with whom ye ride,
Make vile disorder from the earth to cease
And Times triumphant songs at last shall hail,
The victory OF Il true aud righteous peace.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

NEVER CIR AxGRy.-It does no good Some
sins have seeming compensation apology, 4
present qualification OF some sort but anger has
none. = man feels no better for it. 1t Is really
a torment and when the storm ofpassion clear
away it leaves him to see that he has been a
fool in the eyes of others, too. Who thinks well
of an in-natured man, who has to be approached
III the most guarded and cautious way? Who
wishes him for neighbor or partner in business
He keeps all about him IL Tie same state Of MIND
As ii they were living next 70 hornet 5 nest. or
a rahil animal. And as TO prosperity in bhsi-
ness. one gets along no better for getting angry.
What ii business is perPlexing, and - everything
goes By contrar;es will fit of passion make
the winds more propitious, the grounds more
favorable? viii bad temper draw customers
pay bills, and make creditors better natured
An angry man adds nothing TO the welfare Of
society. Since then. anger IS useless. needless.
disgraccful, without the least apology. and found
only in the - bosom OF fools, why should it he
INDUCED in at all.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

I.oYG DEEssEs--'. We do not see ono lady in
ten walking the streets, says vcnturous CO.
temporary. without constant fidgeting with
the long skirts of her dress. Some pin them up
at the regular spaces, giving them very rum
pied appearance others wear pages, or an clas-
tic cord, just below the waist, pulling up the
dress just as our crand-mothers used to do when
they went 10 scrub the kitchen Others fran,cal-
ly seize the side-breadths, holding them in trout
having the appearance of a desperate determin-
alton of sitting down At the first convenient op-
portunity. Some walk on. letting their dress
hang. are suddenly brought up on the front
breadth. stumble. founder, pull up, and try it
again. Now all this could be avoided Nodesty
and respect for the opinion of mankind demand
a reformation in this matter. We have only Civ
en- fair weather view Of this matter. If ladies
would only put quarter OF yard less in the
length of their dresses, they would save the
amount the goods cost and a. much public OBJ
se-vatiou.-Kome Journal.
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The Bore of the OIL Brigade.

Half an inch, half an inch,
Half an inch downward,
Down to the gates of He'll
Bored the six hundred.
HDownward the Light Brigade .
Bore for the oil, " they said
Into the jaws Of He'll
Bored the six hundred.
Downward the Oil Brigade "
Was there a man dismayed
Not though each lessee knew
His cash was numbered.
Theirs not to make reply,
Theirs not 20 reason why,
Theirs but 10 bore or die
Into the gates of He'll
Bored the six hundred
Petroleum to right of them,
Rock oil TO left OF. them,
Coal oil beneath them,
Quietly slumbered.
Stormcd at with jeers and yclls,
Deeply they bored the wells,
Down through the rocks of earth,
Down t. the mouth of Hell
Bored the SIX hundred.
WAY Cd they their leases there
With 4 triumphant air
Each greasy millionaire
Counted h:s profits while
All his friends wondered.
Plunged in the dirty soil,
Straight through the rocks they toll,
While the poor skep!ir,
Struck by the smell Of oil,
Thought he had blundcrcd-
Sad he returned, but not
Yot the six hundred.
Oil was 10 right OF them,
Oil was to left Of them,
Oil far beneath them
And yet they had b!undercd ,
Stormed they with curses well,
While stocks and courage fell,
Badly they wished TO sell
They woke from their golden dream,
Came from tAeir oil-lcss wells,
All that was left Of them,
Left Of aix hundred
How can their glory fade?
How will their stocks be paid?
Al the world wondered.
Lool, at the holes they made,
And honor the Oil Brigade
Broken siX hundred
-Ports@0uh Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
HOllOway's Pills!
Be of Good Cheer: The Sinking may he
SAVED By THE Use OF
HoIIOway's Ointment!

history Remedies the wonderful
medical revelation the world h. known 1t c~ta-
fishes the al-impurtant fct that wEEVfR and in NHArcV
En- SHAPE internal disease exists. the ,iniccne- searching
and healing propertc, Of the M iuily equal To- it, sub
lection aud cure and that, with the onuacut they
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

\ WoULD-BE PRESIDENT Assassin N.BsEp.-
Washington dispatch of March T.h saws man
named Clemens has been turned over 10 the civ
il authorities upon positive evidence of we'll
arranged plan for the assassination of President
Lincoln on Inauguration day He is in Jail.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

RssFH We, the undersigned, have each purchas-
ed a FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE, and
have them now in We have thoroughly
tested them work of all grades-hcavy. me-
dium and Highland our opinion is that the
FLORENCE is durable. will not easily get out
of order, is strong and simple in construction,
and its use is easily learned by the most inexpe-
rienced
1t will do greater range of work. with less
trouble and change. and we consider it altogeth-
er better than any other Family Sewing Machine
we have ever seen
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
H0llOWAYiS Pills ARE THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN IN
THE WORLD FOR The FOLLOWING DISEASES;

Asthma. E0weI C'lNp7iI0Ts N779l' VI NJ D 7,.''''
Ca>;iyt nt--. ry,pe- n.rrit:. Drp~y Debility Fever
aal AcGe. fr.elr Complaints. iicla he Indigestion In
fGenza inflammation. Inward NcskH.a Liver Complaint.
LoNtt.- of Sfr,a pile. anl Gravel, Secondary
symptoms N,lereai Arycten-, Worms Of al Lind.
Cs.Ilt ION.
II he reader of ta "nat.ce" cannot set io> Il iii~
Ointment the iT,!e in h Tlare Let him write
mo- is-in- tIs alI viii maj! box ir"co ~
r,ir-c Na d. .l~ VII Mt kemp ,sv medicine on l'at b.
o. make lHuch rreht A. on ".e p-r-an
a4a'-.
None 60. uiue uni. - tic 7Fpfi> IpfaFH = % lte~
osl I,s5. 'lierut!r H.'t "-Affh ia every it"l
the book IF dire tio- ar1uud oarh hos: the l' ma m
reward ,,li be iyen ,a1y rcii ginz such information
my detection ' rnrty Iaftic- counter
ien ivd vending lis >tnie hnoNili= them t"
be spurious.
,nl the manlfac, oi Professor HOLLOW AN. :"
Maiden Lane New York. aud by all respectable DRUGGISTS
and Dal,I, III Medicine throughout the ncd states and
the civilized world in hoNc, at 80 cent, : cents AMI Il 40
cstti,.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH

Are the "t the ,ie.iio nal ,,- Thrr ,'-i =
yitiac all iI- liui- of III" i't'. a-i e. -t 3r'
tl,,i-h all tlc channels ei er'i itlA. NaN- Htt'
the o,--,tj.u :" y,e r: They ,,au-- d. ir' ri. re-
u1ate Tie liver. lrii. The r.N irratei >tIa' iu''H
natural conditions ami ;lc-ln- tlr,U.h t secretly "I~
UPON IT>Ig cti 5, sale 90; ti >'-tr1 iiih
,ickIe- alt!l. 10y exercising simultaneous f| Whole
,lan ~. ll,ll aII il: mr.. IIlI INN. -Ii..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
These Mighty Eealers, World Known and
EnrId Tried. G:e q Es0oM 10 Ihe .scE:.

The # a sterling medicinal t. mer; the Ill; and
sities the portion OF immunity alI e.r,y
free from mineral an other oter particles >stF'1ely
felt Till i- an erul u tine u-crt utp tc Nti
uoLloHAis rfLt~ have le'li the
REMEDY all nations Ticir aritHte j. 10 "'
they attack the RAutE EnoT 81 'hr ct'riu
and TIM, reno, h- the hid. - t5r-. rr-inyi-
and tl" ir'rrh tn"r1- ol the ,-i"i tN~'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

PRoPEETY IN SAcRAMENro.-Mr. Sam Brannan
lately purchased the Vernon House fer $500,
which is two thousand dollars more than was
asked for it few weeks since The difference
was occasioned by the extensive Improvements
which are IN progress in the western part of the
,itv
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
D,>pen>ia, Diarr.lma, Yycakne>s, &c.

Tho terrible bodily AMI IirltA i+" Is which ah'51ai
cd.tnlfi III. hc l,sl- u.sie.' .r>ir.fi1 n,r 'rs-
u.G-. t tl-i,c- -.sr-4s. Affections et ,l:" !"f 'iet
rod, 81. pitt. RI ia ti i.t..ni. c.a4!''p i.'H
whatever a..-in2. v tis >ll"r, iHia r."
If i- .rli,a.f r,neie. = Specific ftT .-t,
and thc disorders aineee Ei IL. ~ it- onI ri o. c
Iiil- tiN-t;- IT, e rr.iei e; ncu -'' H -: ;,te
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
Nh. NAsuY WAILrra AND Ccssr7u.--
Saints Rest (Which is in the stait uvo

SAINT Eest Iwhich IS IN thc Stat uT
moo Gcrsey). December -, 1861.
I've hurd frum Savyanner I've red w il -
Fansy the feainz ~ a man hoo had bin fur weak,
spectin heer uv Shurman bcin entirely chawi
up by the undantc1 suthern me.ishy
The follerin impromptoo cus5 and walc lckally
mixd) reflex the staff of this scctioa.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
The. Great Ambassadors of Health 10
all TIauixind.

This j. u history written ly derived
from experiences Of uati,. II consists oi slnF
aun Of Testimonials from the sick If every cuuniry'r I'M
inpeachagie record. the like ni which has been add
ed in fvnr If scnEery OF inv, Mnm since timc h.n.