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The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-13
Body Found.

The body. of DR.. Brennan, who was accidental
ly drowned at AsNfords Ferry, sereraLsweeka
ago, was fouad on the 3rd inst, washed up in.
bottom of Mr. J. Hsre's plsnts*ion, about nine
miles below Aston. The face was entirely seten>
of, and the Identification only made certain by
papers found in the pockets Of the clothes. We
learn that the body was inferred on ar. HaEe'ss
place. .-.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-13
Imnarfant Notice fo Tithe paEars,

Il All now prepared to assess the; BACON of
H. the year 1864. AL persons Ewhether pro-
ducers or not1 who slaughter over 25o lbs. nett
PORK, are required to make returns Of the same
to me. h-e~2-. ..-
All producers who have not already made re-
turns of their crops to me, eneti6ed that it is
of the utmost Importance for them to dosso5 at
once, in order to secure credit for the sane upon
their money tax.
1 will be found at the ofHee Of the Commissi68-
er in Equity. + JN0.B: CARWILE. -.
= Assessor Taz-in-K I'd NeWberry Dist.
! Apr 4, st T. < /:
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-13

WORTH KNowiNG.--If persons in house on
fire have the presence of mind to apply damp.
cloth or handkerchief to their mouths and nos
trils; they could efecta passage through the
dense smoke; but the surest mode would be
to envelope the head and face completely II
the damp cloth. ...
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-13

z Among the horses captured on Gen. Chesnut's
place, ia Kershaw District, was the superb stall
lion presented to President Davis by the Yicerey
of Egypt. One Of the Yankees after riding the
animal through the streets, took off the saddle,
and p4tting him on the hack, remarked, 'sYourc
too fine to ride in these parts, and ven send you
to Old Abe" ... ....l.ss. .s.&.- l.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-13
HEADQUARTERS, !,
. SEVENTH RECT S. C. CAVALRY,

CAMP NEAR RIcHMoND, March 10, '66.
NFFICERS and soldiers ofthe Seventh Regi-
~ ment of South Carolina Cavalry, who are
now absent without leave, are called upon to re:
turn without delay to- their command. -: .
Many brave men linger to protect their suffer
ing homes, or to engage the enemy upon their
own soil. Cowards make the same excuse but
by remaining absent from theirposts in the army,
they weaken our strength and postpone the hour
of victory and peace. -.
Soldiers must promptly return, orbe published
as "deserters," arrested as "deserters," and punA
ished as ."deserters. - -. n 80 !.
/ The destruction Of railroads is no excuse.
Brave men will make their journey on foot, or on
horseback, and rejoin their posts Of duty IN the
army. It will be no, excuse to soldier that ne
is doing duty in another command; this can only
be permitted by an order from the Commander
n-Chief-without his order it is military crime
1t is especially urged upon men to bring with
them good horses. Being dismounted will not
obtain for them new furlOughs, but transfers 70
infantry. (. -. A: O. HASKELL
, Colonel Seventh Reg't s. C. Cavalry.
Apr. 6, At. r. H.,
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-13
Increase In Subscription.

As noticed last week, tie price. of.the Herald
is, from,thIs date, increased to FIFTEEN DOL
LARStor three months. Parties, sending US ten
dollars for subscription will be credited with that
amount for taco months. r.. t.:r@ ~ #.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-13

Let US have men who possess these requisites,
and, from that day; the glorious banner Of those
who would be free, shall be borne upiifted Through
all. the tsials We may hereafter encountef.
{. : -: =. =. :. BRUTUS.:
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-13

az The communication Of Bruins is too ra-
deal to meet cur views, and is given, a place in
d spirit of accommodation. The high parties al
ludedto will, ne hope, survive the severe casti-
CATION. ...
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-13

TIE STATE MILITARY AtADEHIEs.-.Are to
be located at Greenville, S. c, The Furman
University buildisgs Till@sbe used fer that
purpose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24

carved legs and case with all modern improvements over
rosewood and ahogsny BedstsaAs Bureaus Washssand
&ses Ohairs Rockers Nrrpr Clocks Tables Bed Lounges
oprnR aud Har Reds Blanketa Tea Tables, Bx
tnson Table, China, GLASS and Silver WARE Cutlery &C.
Sale positive. Deposits required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24
UOTION NOrICE.-LARGE RALE OF
"A - MAGNIFICENT HoUsEHOLD FURNITURE.
FIVE STORY DROWN STONE HOUSE.
In WEST TwKNTY:SI STREE,

7--I a A FEW DOORS FROM SIXTH AVENUE.
10 sd this wsdAssdsy afternoon O'Clock precisely
eomprsinG Psricr DrswiE Room. Dining Room Chamber
MAGMI1IcENT5 ~ OCTAVE PIANO.
REE0ANTLY CARVED, ROUND CORNERS
tr7l D CANTERBURY STOOL AND COVER,
W. lrr STEINWAY SONS MAKERS.
Maguincent Btageres Centre Tables Curtnns Pier Mir
se. P.risr Suit; n rsps; Turkish LOUNGES and Chair.
Of Velvet Tapestry and Ingram Carpst China Silver Cut
kE With svsryshns PsrtsinIn4 e 6ss class house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24
g rogxe. AucnoNEEs;--1ARcE SALE OF

W. "a
"A. Household Furniture, this day (Wsdneay) a II o'clock
psecsy, st the rosdsnce NO. 80 washington
~ Waveriey place. consiseing Of gncent Pianoforte
1 SVEN ostsv. and eonssininy all shs modern nPrcvs
Wnla Parton euits covered IN the rehsss description Brus
eeae and Ingfn Carpsts OH AntingA marble top Bureaus
Washstands Centre Tables elegantly Bedesds
$3.50 Heir Msssrsssss Beds EusTsied chaher
1Ow Curteins, haok walnut and mahogany sofa bottom
0hars SOFAS Lounges Cocks Easy Chair Tables Cutlery
Oreeksy Slvefware and everything usually found In
llasa house. Sale perempto and deposits required from
purchaser n. BThe Seventh avenus directly
M 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24

A Ucrson N0rIOULPoarrvE GALE.
nAdSfricsS4 Go15sEH 4 "a fHgssIfr;

hAaNIfIcRxs N0UsEH0LD EURNIrURE NNno y
Ixantctd ffluK0ux0to5ARr
LII 10BLIc AUCTION. .I.Hes'
- iox epAst Ryp1eG a. ~ ssss!dsnss 2aksss'
abepg tha ~ = e Iissshpl4 xe.,
os4re cuer6dH auction this me- yurntS9
hoe 70 ord9r the end ~ - the pe 10
sscrpacn. Oe1Hxaes so heeva N sselis - -
- r.ew-.g 49, Z. EisSsat ura~ass Room SUITS
80 ''' ~ Y Oh r.Inass " snDsus artists
ormels ana Bsoass chssdsisss. x...u,..
Orssdsa 80 ssvrss chiaa Vases x, ~,
ID :" >s~-''- - Solid oak Buffet and Table.
Ruby and Crystal Glassware.
Rosswcsd chsmsse vsr.sItnrs. style Louis XIV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24

-. ,ssIa xgRy. J. l3,.
"a, s::;:;::s "A: ~ - q s:::s q ssaa
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SsSsy. ~ zf p f1sss e'cEscs
A'0a rye v fy%e - ~ Z! HsATs PET rHsxs IN
+ <. eses cs.ss 3 = c.asaodcss yssdsssaI
JOSEPH oRooHEsox. n...s.. .
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n Trss ss % s'S % r..h sssste q sa
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S.ss.s s:% s:.s. 8 g.. -, s,5 sae B
"''efcs Names J. soas P;i's css6cax.os ...ss.
IJoBoxsw RACES ~ - % y -STll 81 : -
ii aUDSssSSSsyy !Ae.s.cysrcss! SCORER. =
ruisSz 7, wSSss sSH9 "a sso faossDAt.
NO rosrroxsHEk!!S On Adt eAs + osrdn WEATHER.
s.rnISNRSc SSS u sis
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az 5 s:!:: *I y g q "a; S:.s ,..
r.Marris = a ~ Rclluser - ~ vIdsixs, S.srn
resulatiooI WA g made and 55 1spcf,S msintsinsd
cedses fer As meetie9 (sdHlts fedst.sn .nd Ny,
teh 0oeuts oRfylAges o.. Badges b. obtained st
liahssais AID a ~ ssisssse saiss q Ne Cssrse
Ia. VIII p soD 4T IA.
O'Clock and evening previous Tho The
nif -l ~ 20 sra 6OMENDYKE. d ARMSTRONG.
-
.t~ att m. N ar3T.v, WUWr. 49, ~ u
VERY FAST YAcRr ron aAIR-sIIDOP Rio "A
n tons buhen just psined completely furnished with
everything necesssrv Tor cr,Sise n an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24

zNcLANB q CO.. $500. hcLANE q co.
M -. =, - ,Iss-iss
ESQ., (princpa % 6r) formerly Qusrtcrmaster in Oh
army and lately raymastr IN the navy gives his persona
attention 70 MI business entrusted Aocouats
officers Of the army and navy promptly adjusted and ed
Prize money colleced pensons obtained contrsclors Ard
claims aGsins the government prosecuted With efeit
and despssch. Corrspoudcncs soIcitef McLANE 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24

IMroRTANr LECTURES DAfLy-roR oKwfLEaHs
ooiy, At the New rort nussvn - Ausssny Ns brad.
way fseS pnsbe 70 stsod thess ocsures oin hcn
forwarded onfeoept Often osn by sddrsnaS Bcuesty
New Yesk kussxn q AAet0ns,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24
Z. BURNHAM. AUcrroNEER.

A z. BURNHAM, AucrroNEER.
xAaN1F1cENHTC House sn HOLD ~ ruRNrru re.
Rosewood z octave PianOfOrts, ~
On Paintings BY eminent artists, - -
Artistic Bronze statuary, 'f''''
Rosewood and walnu. chamSs9 "N' -'1 '''N
D,,,, p,o, Furniture, en- suite style Louis XVIII.
Ar tn. 0 Ei 1HIs VA
sszEEts s.S ASP 81 sEfFs aa aE5sHEs
& 81 Ss
g.
months ssS so%pse
house p SRI pRoS to ~aAsr
MAGNIFICENT sus furniture covered in crimson aud gold
sSs:. Arm Oval s,st Rssspo. Chair.
sssss sss + Rs.i .ss sy1s
$ M Fi:s IA ~ xss; Sss ssss:.
sasss;
superby carved legs and made order city maker;
ssSiss
Two superb Paintings. on ths Rhlne BY Lanuer;
oy rs% from The s,s cslsS%sed paatag n shs
si Sssss
'p''' DAa. Flower bfs fse f sSos s''o1s Clock
Dass ssss
IASeo Olnner Set Set MATCH Casters
4ureoos. Coffee Urn Dinner and Tea Service, saiyers
CHAMBERS. = :
Rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads Ward
Eobes Commodes Armolre Clace suite styo of Louis
XVI Hair aRd Spring MattrcsscS Blankets Sheets
B.-Parttss wishing To ntteud this sale Fifth nFe-
oue stages or Slx avenue care leaving 10Th st. hose
A ucTIoS OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNf.
fkEaAsr ROSEWOOD ri$SsSSSTosSvEs <. =, ,rn,.
EURKISH EASY. CHAIRS AND LOUNGES, -
VELVET, BRUSSEI.S AND INGRAM CARPETS;
-. -. PARIAE AND CHINA VASES, &C.
An EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
m on THIS DAY twEpNRsSSxxYh5. o NAV g
~ We resdence ls West Eighth CHnton pacs)
between Firth and Sixth avenues ~
Hta Sale commenciug ~ II O'Clock precisely.
Tho sale comprises the contents OF the house. aud most OF
was made V order for the BY celebrated city
nakeys au1 used bat nonths The whole WIN DO sold
HeroMPosly rain or shine, Offering extra Inducements
fIRLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
Three beautiful soNd and black walnut Parlor
eufl IN rich French satn brooaei reps Turk
oh Bssy Chairs and Lounges 70 match rosewood Centre and
Pier Ahes Etageres Corner and Book Sands twenty
1Ay BsoIse ch China and raran Vases PAror Or
Won q Oh Psinngs E0grsyi1gs and isrgs Msrrors
COVER, COST S7u0,
an eaGau Instrument with roand corncrs beautifully
carved legs aud with all modern improvement
strung bass full iron plate French action full octave
cssewo1d and mahogsry Bedsssds Bureaus Washsands,
tension Table; China Glass and Silver Ware Cutlery &C.
Dnl0 Dolfk{vo DopOsa required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A z THE UNITED STATES HORSE AND CARRIAGE
AReposory Fifth Forty fourth street. for GALE
the prOPsSy % i.dy psr Of csestna Horses Is asps.
made By Dunsoomb Tho auction sale OF Horses
Harness place acknowledgement th Of
NAY II. J. JORDAN CO haye facilities urpassed By
cny house in the city for dspo:n q horses and carriages
sales made when required and particular attention spiad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24

ALsO At .1se ~ ~ nr.ss.,a
stock OF one old wines Brsnda kum cordia a.. TO-. Of
passed b any imported into tks country ~.
Also tho entire stock Of Table Linens, rowelnG pee
Linens Holding ilAnksls a.. Aisly eoasaissd n I'D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24

Nasusscsus rosswood seven octave Panosorte s asa
yhe richest offered AZ auction this
lees casa round cosuers oversung bass lined
WlA Iwood. tuiaid With psari sold psar Keys BY
dy maker snd Tally French cloth Cover; Stool
covered superior Velvet CArpes three
sud sus with satin Of the most
doscrpttsn Gothic and Turkish
uel erocade Iades rosewood Reception and
Ara ChaarA covered In gold. blue, crimson and
satin; three rosewood Centre Tables with rich stsuary
marble toVs ezpsnsivey carved; rosewood Pier Sofa and
1lde rssSA VIII marble ops; three oosy rosewood Eta
rsessy cr the owner ladies rosewood Work Tables twenty
- 49, sa.ss and szgsesys isndscsPsA Psnted e
80 ss.y seld Srsms; nsntsl nisrer e match Of I
larss and s,.snsve variety q OF Pasti.gs y
csews sesspurd Pieces superior French Autographs,
Sss reess b. the whole forming very pleasing co,isc
HA6NISicKNr sRvxN OCTAVE PIAEovoRTE.
rvea s ed csse four ronsd corners inlaid with pearl
Dtetns Kso-RlcS tsssi Carpet in good order; solid
e Up Fancy Tables Mirror. Sol. Beds Chair. IN hair
wirss Chs%Pssnes runb!st Gobles and Dsc.ntsrs 70
T sS a.; md Dinner Scs,c ssss Cake
SsamSsf Eurnit.rs u Rosewood valiant and Hahogany
ence 20 cart pack and ship goods for purchasers ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24

ryE0RoE COOK AUcrroNEgR ,
~ xLRcxS S;I 10 atSIs5'E EGusEis;iruaE
MIRRORS, PIANOS, &C.
On This day Nay "a Al 10Y O'Clock very eIeesn, stock
pfnft cAss Goods, removed for convenience OF sale
~ OAlnaeguss n sale Goods boxed Zoe shipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24

nuosH SAILORS or rriB WABASH WHOSE MONEY
ab~oopdef with, address with Amount loaf aud
number ofmessl Lish, @ounAader O. " cusanss. NAgr
vssd, rss'4Hsvsh n. v
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-21
III. A. BRADFORD,
OFFICE-13 DOW STREET,

.Nl8Imes
oFFICE-1s DOW STREET,
Where all letters for advice or business should be
directed.
may be found there every day to examine pro-
fessionaly cases of ofconsumpon, Bronchitis or dis
eases of consumptve nature
H Advice FREE.
Board, with treatment, if desired, at $3.50 per day
horse and carriage furnished daily in fair weather
for outdoor exercise, tree ofeharge.
would invite patients from abr )ad being afflicted
with this disease to visit me- where they can find
home, and all the care and attention will be paid
them to make them at once realize that they are rapid
will warrant cure in most cases. Call and let
me examine your case, or write by letter, enclosing
two postage stamps, and will inform you at oncey
would also call the attention of tn, public to
BradfOrd's Diphtheria Remedy
Warranteda sure cure in all cases. Directions given
with every package. The only sure remedy used by
army surgeons during the war, and am safe in war
ranting every case If The directions are followed.
Every family should have 1t ON hand, as this dis
ease is most terrible and sudden in its effect and this
is the only remedy now known that gives immediate
and substantial relief -
TRY IT! TRY IT!! TRY IT!:!
Orders received from any part of the country viii
be promptly attended to- Every article put up and
packed in the best manner. . =
Address all letters to
M. A. BRADFORD,
Portland, Maine. .
These medicines are kept constantly on hand at
and Druggists generally throughout the county.
Nov 16-1awR
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-21
Difficult Problem to Solve.

A poor man who kept but single horned
animal in his barn, when complaining of the
cost of hay, was advised to"sborten his stock"
He replied that he knew Of but one way In
which he could do this, and that was to cut of
his cons tall
"a Pastors Wife," writing to a religious
journal, seems to have met with even q more
difficult problem to solve. She says:
u am pastors wife, and the exclamation,
we must retrench, dear is continually sound
ed in'my ears. If you, or any of your worthy
readers can inform me of an7 way in which 1
can help the pastor to 'retrench expenses l
shall he under lasting obligations. The pas
tors house-rent. fuel, housekeeping, -four,
meat. (the little we have) butter, (once a
week. consume the entire sum stipulated tor
our support, so that each week and month
find us minus, sometimes more, sometimes less,
and then comes that old exclamation for the
one hundred and forty-ninth time: "AIy dear,
we must manage to retrench.' The pastor,
my excellent husband is "a man of God,' Civ
ing himself wholly to the work of the minis
terry. All these little secular affairs, that
smell of money, he leaves with me to manage
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-21
$5oo,oOO,
To be Sold for One Dollar Each !


Without regard to value and not to be paid for until
you knoao Whot you are to recetpe.
-rang those who have acknowledged the recent
kSaG6te GVfs drawn from this Association re-
Gently the following kindly permit their names to be
Robert H. Hotehkiss, New Haven, Conn.,, Melode-
York, Diamond Cluster PIN, valued 5000 Mrs. r.
g. Tappan, 16 York st, Gold Watch, value $125-
Miss Ellen 7. Diekerson. Binghampton, N. Y, Melo-
deon value $780, Mr.. 4. H. Stone, 90 Tenth St. N,
Y, Piano, value $3.50. Mrs Teresa A. Miller Scran-
ton, Pa, Diamond Ring, value S175. Miss Ellen j.
Peel, Springfield, In, Melodeon, value s125. DR.. l.
Watch, value $3.50. Edward H. Lindsay, worcester.
Mass, Piano, value $3.50. Miss ID. H. Farweli. Du,
buque, Iowa, Diamond Ear Drps, value $780,
Box, value $40. Mrs R. @ Ingersoii. Urbana. Ohio
Silver Set value $50. Lieut.. b. f. Hendricks Will
ards Hotel, Washington, ID. G Silver Patent Lever
Watch, value $65. Many persons who have drawn
valuable prizes do not wish their names published or
we might extend this list.
MANNER oE DISTRIBUTION
CERTlFICATES naming each article and its
ratae, are placed in Sealed Envelopes which are well
mixed. One ofthese Envelopes, containing the Ger
eate or Order for some article, worth al least one
dollar at RETAIL will be delivered at our Office or sent
by mail 20 any address, without regard to choice on
receipt of 25 cents. The purchaser will see what ar
tcle It draws and its value, which may be from ONE
To- ~ FIVE Nv nJ AuNDkED DOLLARS, and can then
No Blanks-Every purchaser gets an article
Of value.
Parties dealing with may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn will be imme-
diatey sent to any address return mail or express
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed i'm all
a3 Cases.
Six Certificates fol 81, Thirteen for; ;$2; Thirty
three for Five Dollars.
AGENTS WANTED. Send for Circular
All letters should be addressed
t. BENTON g. CO., So
Box 5567 Post Office, New York
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-21
Miscellaneous.
Bradford's Medicated Tonic
and Life I,svig0rGtOr,
Is the only reliable and sure cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore
Throat, Coughs and Colds. q


In the above cases the Medicated Tonic and Lilo
Invgorator should be taken together. For an adult
wine glass full of the Medicated Tonic three four
times day; IL the patient is much reduced, large
spoonful once in two three hours. =
The Lite Invigorator is a very powerful Tonic and
should be taken with more A Tablespoonful
should be taken three times day. in little water,
after eating. 1t is purely vegetable and to add
tone and vigor to the whole system Ore BOTTLE Of
the Lite Insigorator accompanied according to di-
rections, with the Medcated Tonic is warranted to
in most 1t is certain to restore vitality
and vigor 70 the system which will conquer and
throw off the disease restoring the patient to perfect
health and strength.
In offering these medicines to the public am not
speaking too highly Of their merits, when say that
there is nothing in the whole catalogue of remedies
for the cure Of Consumption, that will any where
near approach II in efficacy or real merit. :,
Having suffered for two years with the terrible dis
ease-BropekiA Consumpton-in Its worst form, and
having the full est Resources Of the medical
department for that special disease, employing the
best Doctots in the city, ard my case given up by
them as being perfectly hopeless then resorted to
the trial of patent medicines; having tried thom
thoroughly and receiving no benefit whatever from
them, became disheartened and discouraged antic-
ipating that the fullest expectations of my Doctors
and friends would be realized. Il.
Through my whole sickness have studied fully the
working of this terrible disease through all its vari-
GUS changes, and am prepared to say that no one,
unless having the experience and chance of study
that have had, is as well prepared to manage and
cure the disease Therefore having merited the Do
sition take, through actual experience. announce
to the public my competency to warrant cure Of Con-
sumption in all Its various FORMS This terrible dis
ease is considered the greatest scourge to health in
States. because
treated in proper way This have learned by sub
mitting to general treatment for the disease and
realizing no benefit whatever. but continued to grow
therefore in consideration of my returning health
and OF the agencies that have been the cause of its
restoration, do announce to the public that am pre-
pared to supply medicines to order any part of the
country and also hold myself in readiness to examine
and treat personally or by letter any case of con-
sumptive tendency that proves obstinate and uny ed-
ing under other modes oftreatment.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-21
Bradstreet's Rubber Moulding
Weather StriDs!

A RE warranted when properly applied to Doors
IN and Windows to effectualy exclude the Wind,
Dust, Rain, Snow and damp. 1t is far more desra-
BILE than double windows, and afforded at one-fourth
the cost. II has never in single instance failed to
give satisactionand pc, feet satisfaction is guaran-
teed or the money will be refunded.
Persons who consult their interest will not fail to
have it applied to their Dwellings not only regards
health and comfort but matter OF economy, for
in requiring to be constantly warmed it will
in single season save one-half the fuel that would
otherwise be required to make the apartment COM
Portable.
Every interested are invited to call at No.
so FEDERAL ST., INVENTORS EXCHANGE,
and satisfy themselves of its practical utility.
Orders for the Weather Strips and Mouldings So
licited-will be fitted to housees If desired.
Parties in the State desiring large small quant-
ties of Eal
Weather Strips and Mouldings!
Will please address the undersigned, through whom
all orders will be filed for the State Of Maine
when sent by Express Companies e. o. d. In ali
other cases the money must accompany the order.
Agents Wanted throughout the State. Infor-
nation will be given in regard to terms upon appca-
ton by letter or in person.
WHITTEN s. SHEPARD.
so Federal Street, Portland Me-,
- Gen. Agents for Maine.
Nov 28-d3m
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-21

Notice.
A the next session Of the Legislature of Maine q
IA Petition Of which the following is copy will be
presented. p aHa>
To the Hon. the Senate and House of Represeuta-
tires Of the State Of Maine, in Legislature as
Senabted.
The undersigned, petitioners, respec: fully repre-
sent, That for long time prior to the year 1851 there
was bridge leading from a point in 'Westbrook, in
the County of umoerland, to Falmouth, tide
said bridge was carried away by storm in Novem-
Der Of said year and has never been rebuilt. That
bridge in that place, crossing tide water would be
great convenience and is called tor by the necessities
of the public:
Wherefore they pray that the County Commission
ers of Cumberland County be authorized, they see
ft to bridge to be built and maintained there
as public and free BRIDGE
And in duty bound, &c.
GLENDY MOODY, and others.
Dec 4-d1aw3w