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From, acknowledgement for the Rss-
- % sian Telegraph.

=. 10 StUt AotSSFOVtts
SAN Francisco, Nov. 12.
The appointment of the gallant soldier Gen.
j. II. Miller as Collector of San Francisco gives
universal satisfaction, especially as it was made
without regard to politics, and is the reward of
high merit The press has, without regard to
politics, endorsed the appointment.
The Western American Telegraph Compa-
ny's schooner, the Milton Badger sailed for
New Archangel Bay, bound to Amydir. ST.
IBERIA, Aug. 21st, 1866, having on board Lieut.
Collins and party, who are to explore the
country to Anadosock, Russian port in ST.
IBERIA. On the 18th of August they made
Keydiak Island. On the 9th they spoke the
company's flagship Golden Gate, bound for
Fort Michael, Russia America. On the Sth of
September they saw the island of St. George.
On the 18th they made Cape st. Basil; and,
on the 10Th, run into the Bay, and achored in
tAe passage between Adir Bay and the river,
opposite an Esquamaux village. Before the
vessel came to anchor the natives came on
board. They were very friendly and anxious
to sell their furs for tobacco, &c. On the goth
the schooner weighed anchor and worked up
the passage toward the river, and achored ten
miles from its mouth. On the Dist Lieut..
Warren and others of the party, with boat,
started to make a reconnaissance of the river,
and found it clear OF ice, and the country had
the appearance of being good place to build
the line. On the afternoon of the 22d Lieut..
Muere went on shore to a native settlement,
five miles from the schooner, and found herd
Of RENDERS, containing from forty to fifty
heal. On the 25th he commenced tax NC in
stores, having selected his camp five miles
from the mouth OF the river. In the mean
time the schooner bad worked up to within
five miles of the river. On the 18th the land
ing of the stores. On Oct LIST saw the compa-
ny's steamer George L. Wright working up
the passage, and weighed anchor and run
down to her. Col. Buckley was on board.
On the 18th the Thermometer was down
to 16 degrees. On the 18th sailed for San
Francisco in company with the companys
steamer George L. Wright, bound for Pelechan
Pobisk, Kamschatka, and thence for San Fran
cisco the last of November. On the 18th
made Omolkhola Pass, having experienced
strong wind while in Behring Sea. On the
2Sth there were heavy gales from the north
west. GIN the 22d'spoke bark Coral of New
Bedford, from the Arctic Ocean, bound to San
Francisco, with 1900 barrels oil, made this
seoason. On the 9Th of November made San
Francisco Island Light off the harbor of San
Francisco. -a
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CtncinnQfi MnrI

CINCINNATI, Nov H.
Flour-quiet and prices unchanged.
Wheat-unsettled.
Provisions-quiet; city mess pork 81 90. 8
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Monday Morning, November 10, 1865.
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.


go Adcer.isers acM benefit shefBseyyes as aoeNas
accommodate as, By sending in their advertisements
~ an early hour IN the day. E5tf
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lsY TELEGRAPH,
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
From Washington.

.-ttt WASHINGTON, Nov. II.
The body of Capt. Wirz was directed by the
President to be inferred in the Penitentiary
yard, Arsenal grounds, where Payne and 9th,
one Of five in the following order: Mrs. Sur-
raft, Payne, Harold, Atzerott, Wirz.
The official reports received at tire State De-
partment represent that the present wear has
thus far proved disastrous to Syrian acricultrr-
ally, for nearly every green thing was deyoured
by the locust in many parts Of the country,
during the spring, and this evil was followed
by murrain, which carried eff per cent. of
the cattle; then came the cholera which is
still at work at damascus and Aleppo. The
mortality at Samaria has been estimated
at 20,000-at Joppa, 10000. The mortality
stills fingers in Berat but has lost ifs endemic
form.
The Consulat de Paris says there is no long
er any doubt that the cholera has commenced
its rasages in that city.
Reports from Florence to the State Depart
ment represent that the cholera has greatly d.
minishei in the southern and eastern portions
OF the Italian kingdom. 1t is on the decline
at Jerusalem, and is also abating at Barcelona.
zen. fitzpatrick has been appointed Minis
ter to Chilli and Col G. Cook, Secretary of Lee
cation.
q 70 s WASHINGTON, Nov. 70.
As one of the instances of the hope afford
ed to the rebels by English government ofic-
81 ~ 70 asSIisu 1la1 upon tne Dreaking out
sa - ~ - iTo,i,on henry Hotge, OF mobile, was
insa w i0Ion 70 anliaclufe articles to De
nrJan ~ ~ anS'n anu french newspapers III
u uabei ~ sse tne most lavoraoie colorng to
fenei us.isaclloIs' anu iull instructions to pay
lol tner Insertion the mattef could not be
arranged otherwlse: Upon his arrival at Ha-
vana his visit to Nr. Crawford, the British
Consul there, was OF very friendly character,
and they became so intimate that Hotge, B.
Hem ana the consul pledged themselves, in
dlvidualy ana collectively, = to aid the holy
cause OF the Confederaey to the utmost of
Ineir power whist lie remained to them."-
from mat hour the British Consulate became
Inc cnief rendezvous between rebedom and
Europe: Dispatches were always written ia
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, Nov II.
Flour-steady. f'--l+
Wheat-quiet and declined ); sales at 50.
Receipts-16,000 bbls of flour, 6S,00) bushels Of
wheat. .
Shipments-2,5oo bbls of flour.
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( MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
DR.. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician

Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel.
WHEkE he would respectfully announce to the
w citizens of Portland and vicinity that he has
permanently located in this city. During the two
of the worst forms of disease in persons VINO have
tried other forms OF treatment in vain and curins
patients in SO short time that the question Is often
asked do they stay cured? To answer this question
We will say that all that do not stay cured we win
doctor the second time without charge
Dr. d. has been practical Electrician for tvepsx.-
years. and is also regular graduated physician
Electricity perfectly adapted to chronic diseases in
the form of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia IN
the head, neck, or extremities; consumption when
In the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scroia. hid
of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs.
palsy paralysis St. Vitas' Dance. Deafness SIAM.
mering or hesitancy OF speech, dyspepsia indiges-
ton, constipation and liver complaint peswe cure
every case that can be presented; asthma bronchi-
tis structures OF the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints.
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A SUGGEsTIoN.-It is proposed in Rostnn
to place in the cupola of the City BUILDING a
large bell for the purpose Of sounding the
alarm for fires and designating the districts in
which they occur. We would suggest the same
Improvement for Portland. As there are all
WAYS two or more policemen at the Police
headquarters in the City building, an alarm
would be more quickly given and the district
more easily designated than by running to one
of the churches. Besides, if the bell is of a
peculiar tone, the fremen would distinguish
it Immediately. We make these suggestions
for the consideration of the City Fathers y
CRANBERRIEs.-We are indebted to Mr. j.
III. BAKER, corner of Exchange and Federal
streets, for a fine sample of the Kennebec
cranberries, raised ON the drifting sands near
Fort Popham. These cranberres are very
large and heavy, precisely like those raised ON
Cape Cod, and are superior to the inland or
bog cranberry for this reason that the latter
are liable to quick decay; while the shore cram
berry will keep for almost an indefinite lenotb
of time. Mr.. Baker has q good supply of these
berries for sale. See advertisement.
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VIE BEST OF FRENCH, ENGLISH AND
p A. N T G 90 d S. %
AT A. ID. REEVES, Tailor,
NOV i-du No. So Exchange st,
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Who have cold hanGs and feet; weak stomachs, lame
and veal hacks; nervous and sick headache diAzi-
mess and swimming in the head, with indigestion and
constnation of the bowels pain in the side and back;
iencorrboea Tor whites; falling of the womb with In
fernal cancers; tumors, poypus and all that long
train Of diseases viii find In Electricity sure means
Of cure. For painful menstruaton, too profase
menstruaton, and all Of those long line Of troubles
with young ladies, Electricity Is certain specific
and will, in short time, restore the sufferer to the
uio ofh
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Colored Photographs

IRON Locket to Lite Size, by the best of Artists
AN coloring done in my establishment where
and examine specimens at my Photograph Exhibit
ton Rooms.
A. M. MCKINNEY,
Oct. 3-eod& eow3m
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HAS just received on consignment Bankrupt
Ii Stock OF RUBBER OVERCOATS which he is
permitted to sell at $500 each Any person in want
should call Immediately at lis
NEW RUBBER EMPORIUM,
50, 1A1 Middle st.
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It ahorls him no return But DC would only a
hinself to work IN earnest, he might Jet have q
good aher-crop. Instead Of that. there be stands,
aud viii engage IN nothing, nor take any s9v -
rhere is DO help fUr u, be SAYS aud why e,s--..-
cclsc tue k5ur gsn ha. cast an evil spell rer him
This was ny freud the grensd or. could IS
teprets NV emotion, and az Exclamation Of sytnpl-
Wy anu dstress Al Il new trial which bad beialea
Tic poor couple, 10 whom hAl takcu such = warn
interest," fuau- The few days bad teen with them,
me Farisi4u regarded th's as an expression Z
. u,pIlse aud admiration At ~hst he hsd commute
fou have no doubt. already beard of this Al
s'fu superShtonr Evidently YOU sr, VT ther rnAl-
Wy so1oy'' st Tor INV part an classir.-purt
us. uut That matters ! ,tl,- Intellectual pcols
s"uE' understand o,cu otter As for these c'eN-
t1t'-' "hOm sutersution Las -ohted 81 all the d..
nv " tNan' lley ~ not comprehend thstth -
" ca ~ us sv'l ~ bal. ts 4 may chance I" -
IS u're,'el Oy late. Napoleon "a al 1t his ,td,
~ you ar aware. | also, aho We ro.. H., 10.
Olf "' @iircarlns you, Law my star, .ul that OF.
VI uy Htsn Ia 'thtiIc' assure SOU. Tao s1tl-
hShOuuIst-, pupils Of tie renowned LenormAr
hrthg'
"s glAd when this man II many words va,
oAh, sway a. I Afforded me anipportunity loo.
luE aitcf pyot Pierre Ipuie but be- bad len the slt
mnete Tor long time he had stood % so-be, one
"nen Cohtcut had pointed out h. me every otjelt
VI ln'.I's' III the uchShbourhoOd, We Ietracei our
s'cps' hhu on the wAy observed number ~ peop.s
assembled At tie door ofa tavern, from which las b.
ga uO's'erous sounds u rcyclry and song. We
eArhel mat this Jov.A party was collected on IA.
~ "''u ~ me marriage Of cousin ofPierrc Louis,
VIC was known by the Rppcatiou Of the salt-de.
Vourer, acquired by his being ne Of tho mos, ia-.
ing And successful u tho salt-smu ,sers. perce,.
81 WIN regret AS We passed, thst Pierre LOUIS had
,o"'i uIilhell " De. persuaded - join thus ques-
tonauIe company. lie ather DID not or uretende4
mat he ID not bear my call, askiug LIN 10 accom-.
pany me to his house. | was about IL make a..
o'her ATTEMPT bus was prevented ~ the tormeu.
ted Pstisiar, who had o ,ertake., AMI uow vIahod
70 oO'fude his company upon us; but when W.
ger some pretert or other, Teremptory deN ned tbs
honour he accepted an iuyi,ato from some " III,
most respectable OF tho wedding Z ests, and seated
himself anon st them.
(Io be eortinuedl
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CLEARED
BARBs- O II Jeusin,, Ior- iumur- sarus Ia.
tei hWiutI u. tu..sll.
IEips p,pra. H.U Dnndr DC Sui. NesiK.
hatnhss lOtt-uA,, tai4'n-.
stnOONER- srflh Narl. La.una: Coral I.le,
lufts leland. Ten Burnside. CiN Iount JJ., phluu,
fhil1ieIpIil Brand, .tu,, fli..aol2.ia.
sLOOI'-ilartcr, WaifoIs. Tor Providence X I.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS -Chc-at.afe Portland. Hsitimllc,
Wh-hit'ton, - &, ~vIen, Jh9re-ton, Sew lors,
Bremen aud south lnp,Un.
sblps Nillst.nr-, Clrdia Thornton, IortIes.
honto'; Vanguard, New Orlcss.
BAkk--kong S,ern, Hetcb, Via Constantinoplc.
John fsul, hatargfs. u tuuhur. CATIUnn. Nara vt
lnthc'd, hataiza, Horace Heals, Norfolk. ni'eI.
o. aqua Peru \ n t,lson. Bi4 hldoe., PcisIa, Iort
R1vsL &; fsmie, lia.a ana.
BRlGs Blonde. ncmarara. Zero, Ponce. r.
Eda in Rove, Dtiusrlrl tcp Ann, MatsnZas Ger
ifudc, Baihliocs' tydo, La1t Lucy lieyw yOl, Be
lie, Honduras.
sCHOOSFRS -'von. Run cay. Pursue, HALIFAX.
j J0ups, - Kite; fliouce, 'iln: dearborn. Sgya.
nllH '.or.' Parker, Com" al.i' HORACE G Bel Ma
tir1'T vi nnda- Nireuia Tor Ncv Haven; Sea Ran.
rcr, t1f lIWhor W"-tcr star Philad, y!,.A tof
io-t.m4u'h, H. Poc.h0ntas, NeNpor,. Qu.sot, B1s-
o1; James English, New LONDON; + 1 Ctowe,., H0s.
ton; " u t'is-ou, New London. / trr-seI. ILuutun
i1r fltG' ythp0ft White Foam, lIJvIteu,t. Julia
Va sons Glou ester, Carlisle, Ncwport: Minerva
lh.l ENeG i g. NillaI,i, Portland lot Phiadephia
Jula Nttcll, do do; BiUiLha.l potuaud: iirctrir
~ h' lu.tnud for IhiladC pha, ItaArit, Nca poft
= fus lo'-ott, Poftnu, 'or iO'titsf Monroe.
sLouP-f-oi".isk Dioal. nom Providence K [.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

DARINERSHlP-A HALF INTEREST IN
an Odd established express route .Itu.t.d an
bioadNay, Tor sale. Apply 60 e. h, IAYiOK ia
franc e. let 10 aud " a. ~, au1 aui5 IN
SHOEMAkEKS ATTENTION. SIDE TIL
- l,uJV a. Low t-t swamp price.
al GIBBONS O. JOYCE IL Spruce q, = y
MELNt HOIST STEAM ENGINE, Boiler
- &C., cheap. A ANDREWS, "a Cruu1 -
80
SS(H DDn-GOOD PINE LUMBER
sCCC OF all tLiCkuesse.- .hslyiAI
ail t'Hlhk boards black walnut, All, cherry, uaS
~, "ui'e" oNd u1s' OOd, maple, bifcb, buttvre
hut' 'hestnu Gc, g.. Also cheap me box toad,
S'l \. ". CHAPLIN, hot VI " est I'D Al
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AVID RAG VICINITY.


CEtrhtATIuS or TIM UNGDN NiCToRil-..-
A meeting o.. merchant auI o'tora wa. hclI yes
tcriay, 600 the Collectors Office. N,,y York Cus.on
House far tho f.i..,e %. pcr.crtiny arr.Hyorneats
RELATING e. t.usr.r.a.Lluy Celebration Cd, tl.r An
Of Msr,l. Use. Tav,or. IA. I-c...cJ t,t
smons tnos. treactt our r.u,,t.- u.teeIu.uy
ofibe "s,ut.r.s," ~ 49, o.t. vt,.r.,s,,,,,,,
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cinea sui s.a',i wcic ready g. ,.. pcrs,c .,h
ne commute t-..@ D., making
iny Teen received. DC p,eti.. w.. ~. ',., ,.,.o,,
to- other hLNacts Gou. SANFORD suggested a
FosPVn'Wch'' Is-u'I'' '""'n f" IN 'iv't'sl ia.iH-
alta demorstr-i.,n ti.; looked Ikc:a gt,f,'.
ton a. ar. i.uc.lr's .uIu rir4t .a,aui DE a.,e
-, 'o' ,',.', '.' 7.'.' I't "a' gay GA
az. nj >, th,ir br,i,-.r and v.ri. r.r.i.r.r,s
iu pt"crn.t 3. A. 20 Ing t.o.r r.i'a.u -'..r".
49, ~. vi . :" .-j''Ih'
lou b, IL woui ta. ,l nsk,.,.. th.t,t9Ir,. -,,.
,e.etr'''ur victory iH ne event u disaster foo
slora -'' A.. IT,, ,,. ..' = "','
cot turn ol. ou Saturday, 80 rc4 Aiy as anv o,l,r
Gay OF NE w,eA.
i s.ry,, ~ :, ., .. -, '',' ',,'
,pIo3rt any Adjournment AVID ,nc qus...,n Itv.
Ius to'h pn" 'N" a'''' 81 "-"'." s'A ".'4 v-s
A SUI ri1u. r.r,r wa, n.... .-,,,..,.,. ..s
these present 81. ..rY'i vu'.oIa amount. towards
i, vas o., W. ''' ." 70 "l',u~
s,ycu,y.fy, rrrtc,.,u have ,,,r',,t =, '..'..
% TIE roaleaure ,.iDt..t'~ is, and "ul D., ,ud ~
,'' u ',,',' 49, l-y NE "',~. p''-
irr tue review oi d, .-snt r,ccssl d, com, ,.I Z
L.H'"iN hr'ueu' b'AcVo.eu- iIN4r, aru other
'''''''N 80. '.. h'".' '' Size
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SEWING MACHINES.

EOk SALE-A No. l SINGERS SFWT<J
= inachiue ia perfect order and viii lie sold cb..s
Apply Tor days at -? Delaney ST 9gy
SENlNG MACHINES 10 RENT, BOUGHT
-, oi e1chhueei. All kinda iepailed--uuWs'.
MheeleI a W ilson'a, Siugers Plsuer a Auyof'- and
mover baAcrr. second baud uachiu.- always ~
hhnd ior sale, food machines iOl 30 at Isy i.ul
e. . doors " Get o Hudson. al
SlNGER'S AND WHEELER y WILSON !
Ign. 80 '"' o. 'ro"AS
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD--ON AND
si'oE honda, Jan - Trains leave snth stree,
S;slion--fSSt Allan SAd roy aud place. North and
sleeping can attached 10 600 ami iUsy + N trs,Ia
SUNDAY train So T. VI small caI. viii nun tety,,os
!3O !. NJ IOUCEY. A,,t a,,,
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Too Late iOr Classification.


NENN ~ ON Tuesday, Feb IS, DENOMINATION,
Ellen '-'uuu 10 alci 800 eHf-.
liyg in, ls a.e io,.c,uiuuy invited TO at,rnd tie
funeral, uH lhI- 1a. Afternoon, on l,ai, It o'clock
rom le irt4cica u. Nj Wuls."r, 100 Ross 81, " 49,
ual4fbIi. %, J.. 3gi
| AN IiIlNG THE LARGEST BOUNTIES
'-h uA. ltlt.r. Ia the cIy. veterans iUl . ycaf4.
fHs uuNl. Apply '.ity tlts duv 10 ilDLLACi-
~ bEJiiiLk D. NortA IS il.iGu %. ~.
nOuM~ or TIE COMMITTEE OI AR-
f.1r'.rDui- ou ihc Nati.a.r Celebration D. Mon
'clIlva, - tud o. i'tU' ilC ZEE, March lsf, 1856.
il Tina, inurstiu AM Hech4uirll O.rluga.
'In Masonic, ttIt, see ami Benefit Asfocir lions
% t'I.'.'.i 10 !tYlu CO.. communicate attu the
io'i..ttr fnIar''At'iy ~ tle.. oou ~ The Aston
I''l't Co., G.llas, tut- M. boz effected Tor Huir
= o.t, g.. = "uLcIt go r1tltIf. g. '.i- p.uco,riou
l.. oder Of tie tauuii.,,r . hrilureuctf..
WILLIAM =. BLOB EIG, Chairman.
IEASk g.. HOWL T., SEC. yOI
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hw been before the Public Tor the .sst ~ YEAR,
shd Nh'tr u has been prrrcyerd With aud the dire.
tons iollo"'d has uevri tailed In siu se cape ia
ucs tchty upon %" ,Nois. giving renewed visor %
t' sOil h'Ani bruce ny the whO4p Fl aui creatit,
a. II Wcie u's lie Ever, on, u ", l,ntsrr habit
should ~ q and all VINO Nrc troubled i'h y,pefsis
;Aouid ute ~. Dcpot-lt Splth Seco4d 4. william !.
hureh. To Zee had n, Miller & Reed. 80 kil"-, c5T
stanton H. gud cor ~ y aud Houston ~ y 4.
J.. h'ry' ,p', hFiuy md fmnklu Ave Last BrO.k.
In. Prize Que bollal net bottle ~,
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+ lUl WANT To BE CURED or AIM
IL liIE FACE AND JAW

Spring i u time to use DR. LEATuF,l
YELLOW DOCK sIEI +
Which tnf.Ats the blood iuyigorate- tue hody gyss
tQps to The nerves. Etferg u to the iuu.ci,, sI Is
10 every channel, JCib' and limb @
~ 10 pr lu'Ne, (Which often cure4l
DEPOT lil Chatham -. SOLD 8 p Grand =,
m AsS Tor lEAlHEs YELLOW LUX sYRi-p
Iaae no other. kstablished las sold bv Dr,pr.,
every where. ~ ~ |'StE ~
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LS5"GHsGz.AiE "a.

DIT EOLLU M-rETROLEl il-WUiF
JKLnk PEIEJLnl co.
Ui yea lUiA.
CAPITAL s2Ii.UD.
tuyN SHARP :, fAk \All T. -
~utsr .t. urt tD.'i. ca 100. a .ss das p.il- Tor a
limited number ui -stts, ~ =. au iu paid s,ork '
MAibl.N. q aislI\ NIAt, o. troid n. At thc oiiu,
oi TIE CON ''n. 40 VI Do IT, H., ami hy pANESpOET
a fANNl'n, Honii-tc 81 o.', near Couit s':eet
gpslyu. s.G
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7 Owe CE LIQUOR CURED.-DR. ZELL 4
- fAMOlS hEENlNE pnMnERs -

7 Owe CE LIQUOR CUgED.-DR ZELL 4
fAhuls NEENlNE POWDERS
have cured Thousands o. caseA and thonsand. va.
ytt be- saved 20 their families and frieuis N The ~
thlu u Wv lo-itiNs cure. Cuu bN given unknown 1.
u. patent l.. coffee tea, O!her inids sold onlI
AZ 70 49, DIVISION ~ aud "a tighth av Y. IN
Alt.sN 81 liudrpu ~ y. Y; Iia,cs Ia Fultou =,
aud Mines "a tuion II, Brooklyn; ID Ionrsfaf'.
No. bs Montgomery IT. Jersey civ Or urrc.r 81
~ oad st. Newark ~ south ~ -, william. birrh
frice ON DOLLAR. BkW hRE OF rNlTAI loss
Nj! h" "enuinc nt. IElI.s l;EMEIY y VI ueve,
SieAeh 'he patient NAuontod, seat by mai. %
MAD. VI. VAN BCSKIEK, ANALYTICAL
tL'c' bic Physician, can o. consulted NJ ~ tti
aye, ~. ~ st. ana Washington place, hour. IL A
: 10 " ana to : T. ". Sousultatiou Tree. ~
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