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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-26

The New York correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette perpetrates the follow
ing burlesque upon the extra-sensationsl
report of the fire at Bsrnum's Museum
published by the Tribune. In considers
tion of the fact that the Tribune reporter
sad the Gazette corresnondent are "s'~.--@-
rne ssme person, the resemblance OF the
burlesque to the original account is less ex.
trsordinary, and the only remarkable
thing about it is It's impudence:
VARIOUS INCIDENTS OMITTED.
There was something very grotesque and
ridieulously absurd in the accounts of the
cgBaAgratA0pl Rrd for one am wiling 70
give full credit to Cha New York reporters
for invention and prolific imagination.
They omitted few unimportant things,
such as the swallowing of the Gisntess by
the intellectual rsbit, and the fearless strug-
| gle OF the stuffed hippOpotsmus!with half
dozen of the wax figures; the suicide OF
Daniel Lambert by stsbbiDg himself with
the fragment of burnt alligator, and the
unexpected passion of Catharine of Russia
for the padded rhinoceros which she en-
dowed with life, and in the midst of the
confusion carried off to her private apart
ments in the Fifth Avenue Hotel. They
forgot. too the Intellectual endesvor Of
Jefferson Davis ef4gy to haul down the
stars and stripes on the roof and his leap
ing down the throat of the fat woman, In
his bsfilsd rage, and being devoured there
by two psnthers that in their fright had
| taken refuge in her cspscious abdomen.
1 Nor did those ingenious gentlemen men
4 ton the fact that. the learned seal preserv-
| ed his equanimity throughout the excite
ment. and when rescued was engaged in
writing Ssnserit poem for recitation at
the next meeting in Tsmmany Hall. They
did not even give to the public the narrow
escspe of iSsrnum himself, who was de-
youfed by the mermaid, who in turn was
swallowed by the philosophic mouse. The
Prince of Humbugs was tof some time Ii
imminent danger, but he calmly waited
until the back of the mouse burned of
when he stepped out on the blazing floor,
and, finding it very hot there turned a
a double summerset through the burning
building, and slighted on the roof OF the
Astor House safe and unharmed,
In all probability, when Bsrnum's Mu-
scum is again destroyed, our knights of the
Quill will not fail to record such incidents
as those have mentioned, and which
presume they neglected in view of the
more remarkable ones they related,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-26

For saIe.-My home in East Cleveland, con
tanning thirty I've acres With four acres in grapes
ID fruits Of al Rinds Enquire on the premises,
or to r. Judson Uy9O-2ssl 4 WADE
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-26

Adelins Patti was betroshsd on ths 18Th
of June to gentleman Of Milsn-mercsn<
tile not musical, s --f6.-.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-26

mrs. Cashberg pays the highest cash price
for lsdies' cast of wearing apparel Please try, BY
osIlisg, or sending note by post, to Mrs- CASH
BERG, No. 10 Pittsburgh street. Orders Will be
punctus w attended 10. jy6SSz
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-26

EeU England Sewing machine This
Mschine is Hiuning golden opinions and rapidly
becoming uuiversAl fsyorite. Price only Sl6.
Come sad see it. Agent wsnted. T-t
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-26

Lambs Knitting haehiue.-GESIUs
TRruMPHAHT.-The greatest Invention Of the age.
Hsrrovs the toe, knits ths heel, oomplsts in ons
niece. wal DO aB that It Is promised 90 do In our
circulars Gall on or address, with stamp, A. L.
JOHNSON, $50 Superior st., GsTslAnd. mys7;sst
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-26

TAs death of slavery is an accomplished
fses. Tbsn Why talk Of eO'ssTV'rgit
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-26
coNsoLIpATToN on RKaInIENTg.

The following Western regiments have
been consolidated by order of the War De-
partment: The 5Oth, Tooth, IO4th, 10th
and 1lsth Ohio, are consolidated with the
1884. Then the 174th, nth, 178th and
IsOth are consolidated with the 1sIst and
the 10Th Battery is transferred to Co. D,
Ist TiOht Artillery.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-26
OZARK & BAKEB,


=. A. BOyntOn, -. D., Physician and Sur
Reon, Ofioe 30 Pearl street. Cleveland, o. Once
hoUrs from to s16 A. NJ, from 1 to 2 and Ito 8
pm, jy14:2S6
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-26

Duff Green, formerly a prominent Dem
Ocrstic politician of Washington, and for
some time public printer, and Judge Rid
ley, Chancellor of Tennessee, have received
1ardoDa
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-26
BATHS ONE DOLLAR EACH,

R@ Patients can be accommodated with
Board st the Cure. le9:R4
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-26

collector sssessOl~
are re-sppointod during Ggss6s. s6s o9J1 judges
the P-o+islonal s'V0'n 1fIiee on the 22d OF
probable sheriff5 in -sth Of amnesty
May last, will take the I. duties o.
and continue 70 discharge tn. Esc!
the office until othors are appointed.
officer is required to take amnesty os,,
and give new bonds.
A meeting for delegates to the Convsn-
tion TO assemble on the tenth of Sentan,.
Der next will be held on the tbirt9-frst
day of August next.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-26

There was an unusual crowd at the
White House to-day, notwithstanding the
heat. The President was several hours
receiving those desirous of obtaining au-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-26

in and about Washington have been re-
duced to comparatively small number,
and this is being further depleted daily.
The ely now presents much less the sp-
pearance of military capital than at any
time during the psst four vesrs.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-26
WASHINGTON NEWS ITEMS
Heavy Robbery in the Treasury
Department.

S2SO,OOO Stolen by a Clerk.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-26

Victories for the Liberals.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-26
Important order from Stanton,

The Thief was Arrested.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09

I" Lf these inferzai fanatics and Abo-
Iiiioassls apsr get the p5teer ia iht.,
hSads, they s0iH srsrids tie Cersssilss-
lion, set the SupraHIs Court at defonee,
ehdaas dmd ns axe ldsos TO saait ihsmseIres
LAY VIOLENT HANDS on TH0sg wRo pfF4
rxR WITH THEx IN OPINION, or dare 9ssss-
tisH their fidelity, and .faGlly bankrupt
ihs country and detaEge 1! ,oith blood. -
DANIEL WKBsTKg.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09
sssCk xsIs ~ xoUR Ez4T AsD KEEP
TTTHERE!

The following confession was made bJ
sde Hon. Mr.. Dawes, Republican meg
Der Of Congress from Massachusetts, on
the 2sth of april, in which he exposed
the corruptnessof LincOln's adminStra-
ton
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09

EV g The fact can no l0nger be dis
gnised thas mnny OF she Republican Sem
&Iezs aeare wsK ana dis ausogn apdss pre-
ssss sF sasIng asc Uaiou. they wisk 10
get rid Of the Southern States, 10 order
to have majority Ia the Senate 70 con-
srm sbs appointments, and many ef them
think They can bold 1 perfnkncnt Rerub-
lisan gslssisy inkhs Seftberp States, but
not fnths wAoie Cuion; FOR partisan rea-
sons they are anxions 70 dissolve the Tn
ion, IL It eaa Be done withous holding
them responslbIe before the people. -
EspAsn a. Doaasas IN fhs U. 8. Sesate,
Dss, 25. 1850.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09

SscasrARY SEwaRDss PowKR.-- TheSec-
sesary pE State, while sadeayossn8 to vim
dicats The vitality Of the Federal Govern
mens 10 Lord Lyons, illussfssed his posi-
tion ty saying
= ~ Lord Ivam SsssA . SsjI - ssy
rsqhi hand aud order the arysss Of q csii-
ssa ar Ohia. fSas touch the bsa agaig
and order sks sasprssoaslsns Of q citizen
ia hsw York, and no poser 90 earth btai
skaa If Ne HssMamt ca. gslsass nhsus-
Caa The Qnssa g( EsQIa:d, u AsT do-
ssiaioss, do As saaeh
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09

"NEfTffER THE PRESIDENT
NOR CONGRESS CAN EMANClPATE
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN rHEY
CAN GRANT BILLS OF DIVORCE. !"
-Es- Cor. Henry DuitoH.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09

- 81 sdealarxvponD my exn f4yssasi-
Nit . as &AsoT shst - nbesk u Of
shis country are IL S~satev dangsr to-day
from - esssapiiosss asa 1kssaa fbs Prof
Isaacy ppaet5csa In tAe sAs1ots dsparf-
mmis u ~ Goeessssesy ftsa fssg ara
sksom fks sasssy u ~ ap<H ~ .h..
y Hstss Rspssiteam 8sastev soa N
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09
THEN ON III

"I ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
IN TuEsAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND
HEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE, p
Ltafola's Emancipation ProcIdRsatiosa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09
.LnoK ON THLs PIcT URE.

/ gg"f HAVE No PURPOSE, d.
RECTLf OR INDIRECTLY, TO. IN
TERFERE WITH THE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN THE STATES
WHERE IT EXISTS. ! BELIEVE |
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO Do
so, AND I HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO DO s0."-President LincoIn in
hss Yoa,n,tral 4ddyeSs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09

s -
! ~ sasvss, 80 hspaAlssal. paks
he Rspabii6tr party might Aars ~
rlGssa shs psesess Devastating civil xas.
u snlsas hAss sased shs lisaa of sbssss-
anlis Sfths bsss nsn u shs Nazsn, aad
lhossaads q nItlions u the pssajps !
moasg For pso6f Of what ne says dad
the fsalowing frem cha spAaeh Il SrxRsss
q. DorolAs ,dsafvesedin sas Tinted ssAAss
ssnass, January a., 1861, aroa the DOM
pxauiss nsa4asss, shaa psaliag bexpse
the 6eHstBt s1. to 81
ss isaH believe sHisso be u fAis saslis sf
anfcsb1a waiesfusens. I fa yea oF axhe ne
pablfcsn assas sare not sili1ek sss acsAps
this, nor the proppsit2ea y Nm 8eHetef
from Ksnt1tsy, fMf. grstssHdsA33 prey
"a sss sskd9 sak dSs wsil1a5 - dot q 8
ssas<T AbDanss4nS rnesFxx 70 1lafuHIxoAks
|ri6zsss ae6 N 1G1pesl srn4aik saz UeA+
Slnllhx|l1lS lsxs nsxs zsss
nvA Gznx raox - 9ax7zas Mcksnsxs
Taosx f2ox Tns oorTox SfATxs, MEssRs>
sTooxps AND DAyis,1 xxfxsssKB sHsaR
hgAuSxss TO AccxrF THE Paofsssgsas ef
MT vassnAsLE ,RsiHsD FRos kEr7UoKr,
4 MR. EsrrrKwpgS,l AS A BtSAs sEffESNzsf 2
7oF rnK coSxKoTsRsY, IFiS~zNBHp AkD sus-
rATsgs nv YHa HxPrBLIcAs MRsRgRs.
ssaaHFNgE THE SOLE RESPONSE
BYLITF OF 0UR DISAGREEMENT, ,
AND THE ONLY DiFFigIqs7Y Y IN
THE WAY or AN AMIoABEiE AD-
JUyTMRNT, Is WITH THE REPUB b
LE0AE pARTY.n
Here Ii Ii proved that the Republican
party is responsible fer the war thai il
is saspsnsible, for every dollar ofaasion.
ar and state Indebtedness incurTed.sn aA-
count Of the VAR that IL is responsible,
ior tho high taxes thai have bsen imposed
upon tho people, "a aeOoaat Of the wassr-
that Il Is responsible, for the distress and
financial ruin, which now exists. N every
part of the couatgy--that il Is respoRsi-
ble, fog sTcry life lost in the wsEs--that
it Ii responsible for, and should receive
the curses Of every wife made . widow,
and Of every child made m orphans BY The
wass In shorts it will be Fespoasible
for shs dissolution of the Union, shoasd
the Union be dissolved.
Shall such party be esusinued IN
power, or will the Daople change theig
ruIersg Lss the BaIlot-hoxes nj the next
sslsetSnn urociafu the answer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09

aTIIE GENTLEAlES MpSI hEAAts3ts
BER THAI IL THE FIRST YEAR OF
A RsRIBLIelAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER Upon
PRoFEssFoNsIoF REFORM AND ZEE
TRENCHAENT, THERE is INDUBlTA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM.
DERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV
ERNNENF DURING THE ADMINS
TRATION WHICH TIE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF IT'S CORRUPTION"
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-26
Totalam't Of losses, claims and liabilities. s8sss

State of Rhode Island Providence Plantations -.
CITY and County of Providence. u.s.
January 9. 1865.
Suchet Mnuran. President. aud J. &. Parish Geo.
rotary of the Allan ic Fire and Marine INSURANCE
Companv, being duy sworn, ID pose and say, that
the foregoing il full and ect statement of
tn affairs of the said corporate m that they are
the above detc bed officers theI eof sAtAi lfi -5A
s. MAURAN, President
J. s. PARIsH, Secretary. tIAdaH0
Subscribed and sworn before me, this ninth day Of
January, A. D 1865. HREeY M RAwsoN,
Justice of the Peace.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-26

DosusVtoVO "a
LIABILITIES.
Amount of Losses adjusted, and due and g g 2siA'
AZ uapaid, None.
Am punt oflosses incurred ,andin process
a Of adjds' ment = p Il ses.2i4 s5
| .asllOn h - been taken, -. 1850 90
Co@osny -' 'o''' 2l,14o 90
Amount of dividends dec ared and due, ,SHAN
unpaid .l60 90
Amodot ofdividends either cash or scrip, a saoN
declared not yet due, .rt,,., r, = =. q More.
moant If money borrowed = y ~ no n None.
Amount of all other existing claims o.
gainst the company, None.
.Nh.,l AAGt1'VAAn -
Fotal amt of losses Claims. H. bilities &96 564 95
The qfaaa eat non nj In ,nrad on anY one risk IL
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-26

F."
CORNELIUS O'DowD, in the last Blackwood
INDUCES In a humorous protest against popn-s
larlz ng science, especially IS il affects Mrs.
ODowd. He comes home and finds that es-
Unable lady in tears because she has learned
at the Scientific Congress that the coal fields
cannot last over twelve thousand years, and
that the earLh's crust is a seventeenth Of an
inch thinner than IL was at the time Of Moses
And then he asks, .sWhat right has Sir David
Brewster or Professor Faraday to fill my wite's
head with speculations about the first man
Am, or at least ought to be- the first man TO
her." But even this is not so bad as the dis
mai Information thrust upon him regarding
the constituents OF which both are composed
81 do not desire to have itimpressed on me so
forcibly that 4 am only compounded neu-
trail salts, gelatine hbrine and adipose matter.
II Is no pleasure to me to regard Mrs. 'Dowd
as vehicle for phosphate OF lime, various car
donates and an appreciable portion Of arsen-
2rN -Al 30 - laflf .1la- lfNslo4g-cal l.-IEIfa
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-26
POETRY.
For tho fress. . IA
Lines on the Dsath Of Edward Everett.


Lines on the Death Of Edward Everett
star Is S /; within the galaxy
Where cluster all the shining orbs, that Light
The mental world void is only lat ~ 1s ..s.
To mark where was a bill.ant light, so long
The central sun, around which the rest
Have drawn--as If to snatch some brightness from
Its beams. % 1te niH
IT'S gorious to live as he has lived,
To be what he has been to die as he lls'
Has died, and to be missed as he is missed;
That he has me tied the reverence, 3a@
The homage paid him through his bright career,
That he, the scholar, the philanthropist
Has made US ever debtors to bis name, 81 - an
That he has flied positions hga- $50 fua
And many, aud for a long time. that he,
A great ambassador of peace has to
His country, rsndersd timely aid. and more
Than all. tina. he has lived the Christians Life,
And shed Christian influence, .r, .-rrs.
All serve to make his .oss severely felt.
It is not strange that when his .ight went out,
at when the sad intelse CO had sprea (, a. p
That this commanding genius was no more a9
nation snou lanent--that there shou re
a deathless .nse; that Legislative ha " "a ~ S
And III u tribunals SHOULD at once be draped- rs
To pay his name rel eet.
His after days, devoted to g cause
OF Justice and huuani y, and at g5ssi i5s ~
A time pro if of such greal events, 80 @ s1las.
In whi ,ii ne bore part conspicuous
Will haad bis name to future hi tory
Among che heroes tina have pas ed away,
Whose deeds have wrought much for Liberty, 1.
For tue establishment OF RI ht srra
Or0Ao. -....s. es y. ..,9 ink
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-26
HoHha COL. GOULD.
FROM JAMES j. HoYT.

~ I'M 81 M BRADFORD, n H., Sept, 1850.
4 DR.. PoLAND.-1n the ia lof 1857, took very vio-
lem cold which brought very cough pain in
size and u gs and raising blood. also very badly
afflicted with that troublesome dsease-ths k.0ney
Cor ptG MT For the three past have been very
much troubled wi h my throat and lungs choking up
raising an immense sight, with bad cough at er
raisiag blood felt that my here be short un-
less room got re left In the spring induced try
your Whiie fise ON ound, though my faith in i, was
small. But TO my astonshment before had taken two
bottles cough better the kidney So
and could nights without choking up
much have taken nearly three bottles, and feeling
like vel man. $3.50 I
lwoud add that my fathers family inclined to con-
sumption my father mother and sisters having died
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-26
U. >. NIarshal,s No.lce.
UNITED STATES OF oAMAnroA, dgf

UNITED STATES OF AMERICAN ngfH -19
DIS rRIor or MAINE, ss.
owMoU a 10 aonid.B from the Hon. AshnT
Court Tor the Oistricr Of Name / h rfbyd ri
puoic uce tnat the following LibeRs and Informa.
u 81 against FoUR BA1Rsss or Mo1AssKs.
seq % oy ths Goliecior q DI.Trict of oriand
last p ist at Por, and ia said district O'oADeA
Libel ag Il rst ONE iAUNR c5atainino 6,s C1,r
Ttt!e ga rsssses seized BY the ollector + he Dis
tri5t OF ortland and mouth. on the twenty MI, r.
trict. o--e DIS
A Libel against rHtRTY-rwo HuNDeED CIeARs
sc zed by the Collector OF the DIS ric Of Portland
anu Falmouth Oh til thirty-arst day of d. cember
last p "a Cortland in said District a
a Lt0et asai lat fHaEB bARRELs OF MoLAeRRs
GHf ONE DEdIJoHN or W J. RUN SO z ID BY the
& d ect OF the II trio of Portland and falmouth
on tle f3lrh d4y Of January instant, at Portland,
a Libel against ELEVEN THOUSAND SEVEN MN
DIR GIGAss; two HUNORED Tw eNrY FUNDS OF
GUHP lWD1R; ONE HUNDRED SIX rY-FIvEP USDa
OF SUI h; EIGHT oARsELs MOI es e: ONE
BAR&ss OF sue R; seized by the Collectorof the
District Of Portla i'd aud FaiTonth, on the seventh
day of ry ins an', at Portland 10 said District
An Ilforn tfioR ag liast THIR rEBN odEsTs OF
TEA, seized by he Co. rector Of the District Of Ma
ena,, q tae tenth dry of Dscembsr last past, at
An Ieforma. on aga nat FIVE EreHTB CASKS
De nh INDY On HALs BARRIE OF Brandy ONE
SPIAITs seized Ythe GO lsc.or of the District Of
Foftand ana Falmouth at PortanJ 10 said Di trict.
On the e 'eh'h daY OF January instant.
An Iiflrm Hi9n against siNE HonsR owe PuN0
SLEIGH; ONE KOBE ONE HoRsR-gLANKF ONE
HARNEs4; ONE HALTER; TEN BorrLEs OF BIZ N.
DY. osE KEG IF SPIRITS seized bv The COL
lector Of the District of Portland and FtimoutS A.
Portland in said district, on the fourteenth day of
j 'nuarv siaut
A tbd against Two BARRELS AND SIX BAGS OF
So AR, Sc zed by the Collector Of The D strict Of
fort ann aud Falmouth. on the sixteen h day of
Ja1aM lhnaut, at Portland, in sail D strict.
the lite States al il more mar icuayIy set forth
ms i'd Io9ls az for.natIo &, thsta airing and
tr al III y srs'n * Cortland in said District
re son Interested thsreiI, NAV snccar and show
cause lfany can be shown SueFssore The same
Ing t. law.
Dated 4 Portland this twenty fourth cay Of Jan.
uary A. D 1866. -
I4djan24 U. s. Deputy Marshal, Dit. OF M.,n. 81
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-26
Good News for one UnfOItuaate. I
lgat TEE LONG SOUGHT BoA
DLSCOKBRRD At LAST.
Cherokee Remedy,

olJgoJ sL-uri icru1I %
AND
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-26
CHEROKEE INJECTION.

COMPOUND FROM ROOTS, BARKs AND LBAvRs--..,.
81 CHEROKEE REMEDY, the great Indian Diuetfc ,
cures all diseases ofthe Urinary Organs such In
confluence OF the Urine inflammation ofthe Kidneys
Stone in the Bladder, Structure, Gravel elect, Con-
4 orrhea, and is especially Recommended in those
cases of Fluor AIons.ter Wits in Females.
1t is prepared in highly concentrated form, the
dose only beiag from enc totwo tesspconiuls three
times per day. ~ ,alaDla5H ..ia ias snose tlrt,
lts diurctio and Alternative nits action purifying a
and cleansing fne blood, causing to Jw in Its
original purity and gor; thus removing fromt the
system all erncions causes which have inducedds-
eIse, f--+ n y II
CHEROKEE INJECTION ia intended az an ally
or siss an. to the CHEROKEE REMEDY, and
should be used inc Injunction with that medicine in
all cases Of Go1errhea. Gleet, Fznor AbHsOr Whtes
Its ehsc a'e healing. soothing and mulcent; re-
moyiHg all scalding, heat, choreee and pain, instead
ofthe burning and almost unenduEasle ain that
experienced with nearly all the cheap qudch iEjeo.
lions. til7gi.t4 - ,sivEo- ikflsIf ir,vtt
: By the use Of the CHEROKEE REMEDY and ,r
CHEROKEE INJECTION-the two medicines At
the same time-sll improper schargea are removed
and the weakened organs are speedily restored 70
full vgor and Strength HN-.q lelj
g For full part culArs get pamphlet from any drug
store in the country, or write and we wall mail
free 10 any address, tul treatise.
Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY, 20 per bottle, or
three bottles for IS. ulooW 1H ao
Price, cHERoKEE INJECTION. per bOttle.Or
three bottles for SIS. rses1al wi
Sent By Express to any address on receipt of the
price. -i ''.dli Booty Ii aa e..ac
Sold By druggists everywhere. elf aI1
g. DIR. w. r. MERwIN s Co..
SOILS RRoRRIEroRs.
% .-- No. So Liberty ST., New York.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-26
FROM STEPHEN BARTLETT.

\ DHADfUHDi N n, July, I6bU.
Dr.. POLAND II had been afflicted with Kidney Com
plant for long time, and hau bad cough years.
stanoing which caused to spit blood quite frequent
~. No one Uf my acquain ances expected wou get
my hea tn again. But sUob tiles of your whit. Pine
CO.PW have cured me of both the cough and kidney
complaints, stees4- =
so badly afflicted with cough that she at a. only long
enough to her bed made and all tho ght sue was
going In quick consumption. She TOOK only ne bottle
Of your Tom uad and it cured her SD. is lust as
well now ever she was. .,,.,
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-26

~ The Company has no general rule asto amount al.
owed to be insured in any city, toy n sillagesr
llock being governt in this matt r. In eac case,
ny the general character of buildings, width Of
streets, facilities for putting out es, Sc.
A certified copy of the Charter or Act of Incopor-
-ition, as amended December S1st, 1868, acoomPan-
les this State uneuf q - ~ tA-E 4FlIes 10
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-26
New England Scrtw steamship Co
SEMI w EtikLY LINE.

The Iepdid ard fast Steamships
xzE8 CHES AREAKE. Capt WILLARD, and
4eAE& Potomac, Capt. SHERWOOD, will,
a1AEz<zE1 il further 10 Ice. run as ollows:
Leavs owns Wharf Port and, every WEDNES-
DAY and sTURDAY, at4P NJ and tave Pier
NO tn biver NV York, every WEDNESDAY,
and SATUB DAY, at s O'Clock P. M.
These vessels are fitted up W tn fine accommoda-
New York and Maine Pa sage $500, including
Far aud State Rooms. "a. y n fs-s,rssa
treal, Quebec, Bangor, Bath Augusta, Eastport and
-St.Jorn. .ssnE 9@ = e ~ A1 8aeaf u
shippers arerequested to send Their freight to the
steamers early as 8 p. Mon the day that they
leave Portland. p Pr = y. s4aa HWb f
FORT eight or pas age apply to o1gd aaoi, g
EMERY FOX, crowns W harf, Portland.
RI. B. CROMWELL g. CO., No. % West Street,
New York. bios 9.t4
Dec. Q, 1852. -FsoessesE aeotN diff