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The Portland daily press., 1865-12-21
Terms $s pe,. amman, in adrance.


person, in Other respects qualified to cote aoith-
IN the District Of. Columbia, shall be excluded
from that right by reason of his race or
color.
Upon Thursday evening last, the .Old
Tdmndny War Horse" Daniel s. D:ckerson,
who was stopping at Wizards, was called up
on by numerous friends, headed by the Ma
rine Band, and made very pithy and char
acteristic. speech. Here is one sentence /:
"Since the drOacsy shepherds at the rock
bound city Of Bethlehem vere aWakened to
rejoice in the birth Of a Saoior, no people hare
had sach cause of gratitude and alteration be-
fore God as our oaon for their delieranee."
A good sentiment that for the coming hoH-
Gays. .-s. -.. ....... .. T. s. p,
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-21

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
District of Maine, ss.
DURSUANT to q Monition from the Hon. Ashur
within and for the District of Maine hereby give
public notice that the following Libel has been filed
In said Court, viz:
A Libel against 40 gallons Of Gin, apiM sereqa-
teen Kegs containing the same; sepen Kegs contain
ing seventy gallons Of Whiskey; one Keg, containing
ten gallons Of Alcohol; ten Barrels of Picked Her
ngs seized by the Collector of the District of Pas
samaquoddy, on the twenty y-seventh day of Noyem-
ber, at Eastport, in said District.
Which seizure was tor breach of the laws of the
United States is more particularly set forth In
said Libel that hearing and trial will be had there
on at Portland in said District, the t,censy -sirt
ed therein may appear and show cause if any can be
shown wherefore the should not be decreed for
felt, and disposed of according to law.
Date1 az Portland, this eleventh day of December,
A. ID. 1865. "A. QuINBY,
Deputy y. 8. Marshal, District OF Maine.
December II. dad
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-21
PORTLAND MORNING, DECEMBER 21, 1866.
Miscellaneous.
STATEMENT
Of the condition of the
NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.,
OF BOSTON, MASS.
On the First day of November, 1865.


Amount of Capital, s3OO,s00
Amount of Capital actually paid in, ~ 100000
Number OF Shares and par value, 1O,0OO-S3O
ASSETS.
Amount of Cash on hand, 1893 90
Amount Of Cash deposited In Hamilton
Bank, 2O5s3 90
Amount Of Cash in hands of Agents, 1,s47 81
Mortgage, $1,000 90
market value, lis, 'N' D'S'''' p'' "a, ,o4s 90
par 100, market value iso, '''''0 ','' 221oO 90
ket value 1889, 24,55s 12
market value 1oa, 1876 90
Is, market value IS, 1O,s5OOo
ket value 1o3 f- - s.2iO 90
70 Shares Market Bank of Boston, par 10O
market value 1O3, 1910 90
66 Shares Shawmut Bank, Boston, par 10o
market value 100, $500 90
market value iiG, ''' -''' 0'''' f''N 21,es2 90
par value loo, market value 125, 10000 90
par 100, market value 12s. $500 90
par 100, market value e5, -, -- 1850 90
$1,000, market value Is, 800, Ii, 900 90
ket value 1O,cS2 80, 1862 SO
value Ii, ,15O, $3.50 90
ket value 1O,ss7, - 1o,Ss7 90
value 1o,6OO, 100000
market value 100, '' i'@' 100 90
Amount loaned on collateral securities 1880 90
Amount Premium Notes ON hand for Marine
risks, 27991 81
Amount Loan to Suffolk Bank Boston 4753 20
Amount Premium Notes due and unpaid, 74425
Amount Loaned on personal security, 57,3OOoo
Total Assets see7, 1901 "a
LIABILITIES.
Amt of Losses which have not been settled 900 90
Amount Dividends declared due and unpaid, 2466 90
Amount Premiums undetermined, 1O2630 6O
s1ss,O96 60
A. H. BEAN President,
GEO. W. KUHN, Secretary.
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS, 60
lStamp.l Dec. IA, A. D. 1865.
Then personally appeared Aaron II. Bean, Presi-
dent and George w. Kuhn, Secretary of the Nation
al Insurance Company OF Boston, and seyeraly made
oath that the foregoing statement by them subscribed
is true. Before me,
CHAS. B. F. ADAMS,
Justice of the Peace.
JOHN DOW, agent,
90 and 9S Exchange ST.,
Dec. 1S-d3w. Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-21

Amount of Capital $500, zoo
Number Of Shares and par value, 10, ,OO0-S30
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-21

Diamond Pins, Brooches and Ear Drops, Ladies
Mosaic, Jet Lava. and Cameo; Sets OF Studs, Vest
and Neck Chains, Plain and Chased Gold Rings, Gold
Thmbies, Lockets, new style Belt Buckles Gold Pens
and Pencils, Farcy Work Boxes, Gold Pens with
Gold and Silver Extension Holders, and large as
sortment of Fine Jewelry oil every description Of the
best make and latest STYLES, valued at
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-21
Bradford's Diphtheria Remedy
TRY IT! TRY ITH TRY IT!!!

These medicines are kept constantly on hand at
III. II. HAY s. Co.'s, Wholesale Druggists, Portland
and Druggists generally throughout the county.
Nov 16-1awtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-21

Proposed amendment to the Constitution :
The Steoens Resolution-The Predicted
Quarrel-Free Suffrage. - 81 h.a E,
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-21
Great Inducements
FOR PARTIES WISHING TO BUILD,

FNHE subscribers offer for sale large quantity Of
i desirable building lots in the West End ofthe
city, lying on Vaughan, Pine, Neal, Carlton, Thomas
West, Emery, Cushman, Lewis, Bramhall, Monu-
ment, Dantorth, Orange and Salem Streets.
They will sell on credit of from one to ten years.
build houses of satisfactory character Mey scW a-
rance, If desired, one fourth Of the cost of building,
completion Of the house. From parties who build i'm
mediately NO CASH PAYMENTS REQUIRED.
Apply every day except Sunday, from nine to ten
A. M, at the office of the subscribers, where plans
may be seen, and full particulars obtained.
j. B. BROWN & SONS.
Portland, May 8, 1865. may4tf
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-21
u. S. Marshal's Notice.

Dec 2-d1m*
Shreveport news., 1865-01-31
5000 REV ARD.

WILL BE- given to each and every per,
W -"u from whom have buught cotton
or to whom HAY" sold cotton: or with
Hi'il whom have deposited ans funds for
II" iUrchG.e or payment Of cotton: or VII"
hn- assisted me in any way in tn. transport
ing If cotton in any quantities from one
point TO another. 4 Their III OF out O. tie
Confederate .~ttt"-.
II" a6"v" Includes myself agent. or al
t"rIry. ar any p.ys,n acting .t"r me-. II be
comes IL matter of interest that the names
If all persons that have had cotton deal
ing with shout! b. known both ~ NE Off
r"r- of 'h" G. :. Goy"rH;nGp. and myself
It uay are knows of man vii whom !
hnv" had cotton dealings II, u"y trty. keep
iu- back hi name. te hall have the reward
b. reporting ~Urh InaI ~ men.
Let he uau."- y" reported - the editor Of
the ':,!.lr ,i'z. -. and COL W. l.. >nivsr".
psf tuu':r II ~h~''"p.I,, =. i J.,
,,,.,,i l. q n, are ,r.' t..;, r"rl 1t, ,,ar.
'-'2 " GUESS
H. COL. H. Tex. cav. DIsmountrd
+ - Giy" ny -anrr officially. Some
knox i, ~siil The itl.", many more ,-ih,o'd
Il: Jan. 81. Zm.
Shreveport news., 1865-01-31
T;.e Military G3ITt FOG the
'trsn,-IiaS,. Department..

We are happy to announce that
the military Court for this Depart
mrnt has been organized at last
The Cont is an essential element in
the administration rt..justic". not on
IL for tn, benefit # those connected
with the mi,itarv authorities, but
equally 80 Tor tn" citizen. Congress
has wisely ,on!orr, :, most c>tru-
Sive jurisdiction on this Court, by
which the crimes and di~or,,a rs Incl
dent 10 the present condition Of the
country. may be speedily punished,
and the citizen is thus guaranteed
protection against all Illegal acts
This Cour; has jurisdiction of ''all Of
fences now cognizablc by Courts
Martial. under the Rules and Articles
OF War and the Gus, oms of war, and
also II all offences defined as cranes
By tie lars 4FIhc ConTider0tc States,
Dr ri tic Scr"yG, States. and when be-
>onl The territory Of the Confederate
States, 20 all cas, of murdcv and
other enumerated crimes, as defined
by the common law, when committed
by any private or officer in the army
of the Confederate States, against
any other private or officer in the ar
my, or against tie pro- crty or pcrso'
If Gpy c|tj=Cn or other person nat I,
J tie o.--7" This Court has jurisdic
Shreveport news., 1865-01-31
R.vivHls, we are informed, hav

R.VivHis, we are informed, have
taken place in Forney's Division for
the past three weeks. They were
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Smith, of
the Baptist Church, in McClay's
Brigade, aud by Chaplain McC-aw
and visiting ministers in Wauls
Brigade, and by Elder Mason in
Warehouses; Brigade. Consider
able interest is taken by the troops
in these revivals. We understand
that there is an organized Baptist
Church in each brigade.
Shreveport news., 1865-01-31
t.b..I.!.I.sti BOOK.
NO" ready tor heliv'

~ TIL. SOUTHERN SPELI.ER
by Mrs. VI. Il. Hay, late principal of the
Shreveport Frmal. Academy.
The Southern Srcller is designed for be
@nncrs. and is intended a. IA !>p~ler and
Render; IL character is such as will inter
est children and attrac; their attention.
Price-single copies 50. in new issue
or Louisiana money or % cents specie
II copies $50. Liberal discount to the
trade.
Orders should be forwarded Immediately
as the edition is not large: and they will
be filled in the order received. Sent to any
address. post paid, on receipt Of price.
Address. JND. DICK iNSDN.
octll News Office Shreveport. La.
Shreveport news., 1865-01-31
.IDI\ Z GAkEN
For safe.

nNiIvrry superior extra family Ca"rilg".
~ ui the bcer New York III '1uGln;lrn
can be usot ~ m open ct close carriage ;
has al! the molrrn inir'V'Ir' ATS. speak
ing trumpet 10 tie driver. s.. Win the
carriage AT" two sets of TIE ttr"~t tug,-h
double harness. The carriage aad harness
have been used "nls II few times, and are.
warranted A. COOL as new.
Also on" sue Tor rosewood full Octav.
Piano on" very tine Wilton Carpet. fo,
parlor; ON" fine brussels Carpet, for par
I lor. Apply -
jtJi PHELPS X co.
Shreveport news., 1865-01-31
ADCTLoE.
100000.

~ Goods. Clothing. Hou'-. Shoes and
is.r,iw 'r". will 90. SOLD at aucr;on. A. Mr..
Wells .-tnr. on Texas -tr"r' Shreveport
aI' t" commence on February I:sti..
- 9 o'clock. IL. m. and Nil b. continued
rom day To day Un;il the Who'll" Is dis.
posed OF.
Ih" ladies are respectfully invited 10 at
tend. H. ta"." i Il !ar-" amn'.nt OF fancy
goods To- b. odd. y. :. WELLS
shreveport. Jan. 18Th. lNhj. i,ul7-It-
Shreveport news., 1865-01-31
&. s. TAXES, 1865.
Notice to All Citizens AND Re
stbentS of Louisiana.


TNAx ON SAs-AE!ES.-AL OF
| l. F,CERS of the onfederatc States and
OF the State OF Louisiana. and ALI. PERSON
employed in any capacity whatever, who
were compensated at i. fixed rate exceed
ing $o.;.33 Is (~hethcr estimated ny the
day. month. or year, excepting only OIL
GERS who were actually in ihe military or
| naval service. are hereby NOTIFIED to
make a full return OF their SALARIES re-
! ceved. or due, for the year 1864. and to
pay thereon one per cent. on the first fifteen
hundred dollars and two per cent. on the
excess. in conformity to the Sixth Section
of the Act Of April 2ith. lSG:;.as re enacted
| Oh the 9Th day oc FCbrtarv 1854.
TAX ON INEONES.-Ail per
| sons and firms are further notified to render
true and complete estimate Of their IN
COMES from any occupation, employment.
OF business tcTc"p' ,a.aricd one o; from
any investment Of labor. skill property. %:
money in ending in said e-tima the value
81 th.. sS'ntut.d annual rental OF all their
dwellings OF build ms and huiiiin" Lott i'll
towns or villages [w'lrthcr the sa,nS be oc
cupiel "r n"t). and the cstimot.d a'inua'
hire q; all slaves not engaged on rlanta
tons and rot employed in Il business til"
iac,in" whereof j. ,uNci: together with a
-.purat. statement Of the al cuiOr"Ot or
live per cent tax paid on any such invest
nm; and 20 pay tn. tax lcviah'e on til"
bala.c. Of incprn" tax due. in conformity
20 Section of the Act Aforesaid. n amen
h-d by the Act of Jun. It'll. leG,.
Ana Ill irint = * companies and cor
uurltipus ar" notified to render full re-
port Of their earnings set apart AZ dividend
and reserved fund. aud of tn" amount OF
prui : derived the.rirpm on th,ir capital
stock paid in between tn" 1T J,nIIary.
! -. aua the 1T January. So. in cOn!or
'riry :, Far. VI Of the 1th section afore
said.
" B-i -uch return. must be- made to
the District .t--"~-uT ,riNin thirty f,y& from
his Lr'c. under ~" = uA,'y "t tw"Il'' five
per cent. additional ~ required Ivy the
Tenth Section of the Assessment Act. and /
payment OF the tax = h.. made to til" Dis
irrCt Collector ,ri'hin tie sIntc time. under
pruaity If All additional tax of ten FER
cent and the costs of ,c;Zurc and sale. as
required by Section II.
HOET VI. I.US1IER
State Collector.
IiF>EY l.. GrInN. Assessor. for 'addo
S," EsN iIlHi!FH. Corr. Parish.
,-hr-vrp II. Jan. 10Th, ,-'i3 1t
Shreveport news., 1865-01-31
\ .i!.I.NTiNES.

N ASSORTMENT. Price. per hun
\ bred. t.r-t quality Fifteen Dollars:
second quality Tru Dollars. sent by mail
post pal!. Jan. "l;"t
JAMES III Hkr.
Book Seller. Houston. Texas
Shreveport news., 1865-01-31

w. are sorry to learn that disaf-
lection exists i'll some portion of Tex
as t" such an extent as to require
public meetings to investigate the
dSl"yalty which commences TO show
itself. We make the following ex-
tract from 4 card published in the
NaSl,all Republican, calling meet
ing Of the people of Harrison county.
shame We say upon the movers of
opposition to our cause:
Iucipirnt treason has dared to raise
its serpent head in our midst. Men,
| guided by love Of property. or actu-
ated by disgrace!ul fear, are circulat-
ing petitions i'll this and the neigh
boring counties, having Tor their OBJ
,irct the organization Of a party hos
tile to the Government, and to force
a diswraccful and disastrous peace,
iopniug to reconstruction with tn,
North. The foul breath of SANDER,
eminating from these men, has circu-
lated abroad, that a ma jority Of the
people of Harrison County are with
them and have signed these petitions,
whereas, the authors of this mischief
compos,. but Il limited number of our
citizens.
Let therefore public meeting be
held composed Of The citizens of the
entire county. Every man is urged
to attend it, and to show his hand
I'D e there are any who have sign
ed IL Sc petitions, not understanding
thrir reasonable import, Gas We be-
.!evr there are some that have), let
thrln cone forward before this meet
ing. aud publicly disavow their con-
Guc', aad erase their names from
them, ol forever consign themselves
- Ii. Disgrace which belongs to
those who would give aid and com.
.o.t 10 Il public enemy that has vio-
t;i'rd Ill the rules of civilized war,
and cont'mplates nothing short Of
enslavunient.
Shreveport news., 1865-01-31
Lost /. !.

~ Texas street January ith, l-ti5. two
~ hundred doii:tr- in fifty dollars sta
bills. The bills wcT" wnaI"d together.
The finder viii h" iibcralv rewarded up
on leaving the money with Mr.. L. hye-, at
G. : pi.psnserv Ian lost
Shreveport news., 1865-01-31
Old Series tO.
ton of all offenders below the sra
of Lieut.. General.

ton of all offenders below the gra
of Lieut.. General.
BY reference to fh.. statute ". find.
and will state ior the benefit 0 n.
parties concerned. that sew ben az Off
Ger or private. under the trade u IL,
General, shall be put under arrest for
any offence cognizsbio by the Court.
notice of his arrest. aud Of the offence
with which he shall be charged, shall
he given to the judge Advocate b.
the officer ordering said arrest, and
he shall be entitled to :.,s speeo.Y
trial az The business before said Cou.t
will allow"
II will be seen by the part Of the
ata'nte first quoted, that e,.ry n1fcSz
onl pirate in the army will be h"ld
responsible. to the law for all wrong
ful acts against the property and per-
son Of the citizen. When citizen
has: carsr Of complaint, he should
call on lie Judge Advocate, sud re-
ctive from him instructions how hs
shall proceed. He can be found as
the Court room on Market stree
We congratulate the country Oh the
organization Of this Court.
Ii is composed Of Coils Louis Bush,
of La, Gu, n Bryan, Of Texas. and
NJ. Il. Cullen, of Mo.
The proceedings of the Court are
open to the public, except when IT,
Court is celebrating.
Shreveport news., 1865-01-31
SHREVEPORT, La, Jan. %. 1865

SHREVEPORT, La, Jan. %, 1865.
Editor Neus:
Allow me to acknowledge throuea
your paper the kindness of the Isdic.
of your city, who came like minister
ING angels to relieve, in the most
substantial way, our wants when ar
rived at your wharf, in Spreading =
generous, bountiful repsst-pigs, tur-
kies, large loaves, cakes, etc, etc,
('oo many here to be written)-they
displayed that kindly sympathy so
dear to the soldier, recently released
from a Northern Bastile, where rigor
was characteristic of the climate and
our guard, we We're peculiarly sus-
ccptible to the influence OF our own
warm skies and encouraging smiles
OF the ladies'. Many a "staid matron
and maiden fair came to dispense
good things and Danish that sh yness
contracted in SO long a separation
from all that's good AID lovely; bur
especially would l remember the
busy attention and smiling face Of
Mrs. Gen. Boggs, who like Cndine's
lord gave soul to the party. TIE
transformations Welcome Home"
accompanied by the thrilling notes
of the band, of that best Of all our
songs, Home. Sweet Home" spake
to our hearts in deeper tones than I
can describe. 1t is enough to say
that our tears welled up for escape
for the first time in many months.
We forgot that war has spread his
gloomy shade ever many a once hap
py hone, and draped many lovely
face in MORNINGS veil, and rcmem-
bered only that we Were amid friends
whose country shall be our country
and whose God shall be our God"
May Shreveport be the happy CEN
,rc OF prosperous people, and may
her daughters remain 1.-The tairest
among ten thousand" and as they
now are, "altosether lovely" J..
Shreveport news., 1865-01-31
For Sale.

Enquire SS' S' At 'N III: '': f.. :1 y.
Shreveport news., 1865-01-31
$50 Reward.

T OST on Friday. Jan 20. near the Stat"
4 Store "A pair of Fine Cold Spectacle
with III. left eye out. the above reward
will be paid by leaving them at burnside :
Jewelry Store, on Texas street.
w W. HARPER.
Shreveport. La, Jan. -, l-h5. #.
Shreveport news., 1865-01-31

nOUBi.E aud single sets of Buggy liir-
- n.ss for sale. Apply at Engineer
Store 70 ms, Texas street, opposite SIM :
Stables an %.
Shreveport news., 1865-01-31

4 I Sh' s,cp"rt Arsenal. ni.n Li\t t"'
n which III. IA. price viii h. PuI
&. ". VALLEY
Oct - II. 'n;t. "in *.
Shreveport news., 1865-01-31
Local Advertisers.
Office.
L1&ht., At4Ats

HI IT. l.DI! OF InI 'I-.-..'|,
for ,AIt.ut--
HOWELL & BCrkNEE.
SLr>v-pcr. Nng ga. -!
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-11
The pEFENCEs OF CANADA.

CHANCES or Az AMEIIcA INVASION OF THE COLONY -
IMPORTANCE OF ITS DEFENCE AND DUTY OF THE
CoLoEIsTs.
In .he House OF Commons the go of March the
Marquis of Harrington in rising 70 move the vote Of
E9 400 for experimenting establishment Of and eXpen-
diture for works, buildings and repairs home and
abroad said i Will not deain the House inreplying 10
ouest.tn raised By an honorable nemter because i
hears more upon the general subject OF relations win
The United states than upon The details proposed by The
government for the defences OF Canada. think ]: may
De csuyenieu. to the House if state, shortly as can
what are the views Of the government. may be per
rt.ed n The fIst place, TO express hope thar 'ne
House will tonight discuss this question upon ts He!i
solely ard nOteran enter into the confederation OF le
possibility Of tost.tes with the United States lheaT'
learl DO not feel called upon to express any oPlh
as the sdom and prudence OF entering on sous,os
Of that sort II might perhaps, be better ihsI we s'1
on both sides Of the Atlantic frankly state Wnhs GI
fears and apprehensions Of each other are az J. Ds
siae the very discuss Of the Differences pe."een "
and suspicious Of each other might tel'1 .Hs
to improve relations; but on the otlt5 uanu.
should be inclined to fear that words lnsuNerYens,y
uttered in The heat Of debate might tend 10 eAcle
animOsities which might be proeuegye o. ia
Whatever may be the opinion of The Hoase upon IhIs
point, there is ore thing which feel sure l. n''
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-11
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH,
&C., &C., St

The Cunard steamship China, Captain Ander-
son, Which iefl Liverpool at eight O'clock on the
morning OF tie 25ih, Sad Queenstown on the eve
ming of the 26th March, arrived al abs port early
yesterday morning.
Her news is three days later.
Sir FREDERICK Bruce, the new British Minister 10
Washington, is passenger by the China.
The King Of the Belgians was OF a visit 10 Queen
Victoria at Windsor.
In the House OF Commons, Mr., Ayrton asked II
the Government intended 10 ask the sanction of
Parliament to guarantee the money required 70
complete the railway from Halifax to Quebec. Mr..
Cardwe said when the colony was prepared ~ car
ry into effect the conditions upon which the guar
antee was to be given, Government would be pre-
pared to I'll the engagements, but, as at present
advised, he had no intention OF asking Parlianen;
for the guarantee az this session.
The weekly retrrns OF the Bank Of France show
an increase IN Il cast on hand Of over two and a
quarter millions ci francs.
Advices from Bombay, India, Of March H. report
the markets a; stand-stsN and prices nominal
Cotton shipments for the fortnight $4,000 bales
Exchange 2,. sgd. The rate Of interest has ad-
vanced | per cent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-11
IFrc IN he New York Herald, sth.l
E U r O 2 f .

Earl RusseVs Defence Of England's'
Policy Towards the Union.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-11

His Grand Plea of Neutrality and
Friendship and Condemnation OF
the 'SO-Ca!Ied'' Confederate.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-11

Lord PaImcrst0n's speech on the De-
fences of Canada and Chances
Of a War with the Uni
ted states.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-05
@e0icaL
How to Keep i'm Good Health
AND
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

FNHE primary cause OF every disease that dcsh n
L heir 70 ~ impurty of the blood The blood be-
comes impure nom many causes Impure alr or
change OF weather, unWholesome TODD and exposure
are among the principal causes of impuuty OF thg
blood. The symptoms are gddiness, headache, con
ns3d hOughp, eyes duh snd heavy, drUw mess, con.
supauon Of the bowels, bad taste in the mouth foul
tongue liver complaints, pHns in the back and les,
oHs OF appetite slcepless nights colo, cramp, pam
and hghtness Of the chest, heartburn gout and rheu
matism, pusing and purging ohs snd feycrs more
or less accompanying these, and long train OF truub
lesoe and dangerous affections all OF which may be-
prevented and cured by taking = few doses N Or.
sTRlCkLAND's VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They will pnrik the blood and put
the stomach, bowels and liver IN healthy condition
They are particularly suitable for cMonic and nervous
diseasea. Every amily and every soldier shonld
keep supply Of those Pills, ~ many diseases are OBJ
vatssi by tuer use. They are mild and sRfo med
cine, and can be takon at any time without danger ot
taking cold. Z ="
soIdby all druggists, or sent to any part on recop
OF twenty -hYe cents and stamped envelope address
cd DR.. .SfflOkLAND, east Fourth street, uincinna
Il, ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-05
RE SAFE FROM the PASes OF wANr'

WouId these childron nave coniorahle nome @ hiu
~ ans n educauon1 Would th,s vile pa lndepeh.
dspt of the cold charities OF the wprldl NONE InS n
sSed ana feeble parent he provided Iolt Mouu ~ "y g
nronerty nv forced sales 0! an administrator 10 nNe,
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