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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-28
Real Estate for Sale.

HOUSE and LOT No. 81 Middle Street, known as
IL the payson House. -.-.--I >. - -
House and Lot corner of Waterville and Sherbrook
SITS. Terms easy, to suit purchasers. 0o''
Apply to w, 81, Middle st. = ~ ,.s iuly11dtf +,
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To be Let.

To be Let. i...,.,.,. .-f fl..
: A FOUR STORY BRICK STORE. centrally located
IA on Exchgnge Street, suitable for Wholesale Dry
Goods business or for the manufacture of Clothing
OF Boots and Shoes. Will be vacated this month or
the next. For further information inoure of DIR.
NEWTON, Office 115 Exchange Street, up stairs, OF
ofJ Il. DOW, corner of Milk and Exchange Streets
Portland, Sept 10Th, 1865. diff :
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confederation for Insuring in the Equi-
tiia table Life Assurance Society. f
FIRsT.-Premiums on all regular Life Policies
cease at fixed dates. sL4.r.4 -ls..-..,f. p.N-
SEcoND.-An Endowment Policies declared non
foreitab after three years, for pro rata amount.
THIRD.-Its cash income is greater than that Of
any company organized within the last fifteen years.
FoURTHs-No other company ever organized eth
er in Europe or America, has experienced such ex-
traordinary prosperity. f ..t 81 Ill.
FIFTH-An of it's profits are divided among the
insured. -isaH Fl iai' y' 2
SIxrH.-Its ratio of disbursements to receipts is
less than that of any other company.
SEvENTH--The rates of premiums are as low as
those of any other first class company Aaaf 'i9
EXPERIMENTATION. Daniel S. Dickinson, Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, Messrs Robinson g. Ogden,
New York.
T. 3TtSCHARLES b. HALL, Agent.
Office No. % Exchange St., Portland.
Oct 31-dt ttl;teaeN sli -............ ...... g..
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~ For Sale.
THE UNITED STATES PATENT RIGHT for
L MARSHALL'S IMPROVED ANCHOR.
For further particulars enquire of, or address
GEO. l.. KIMBALL,
Firm Of Stevens, Farrman & Co.
Nov. 11-dtf .t,sW .INL
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House for Sale.
TIME three-story Brick House No. 20, corner o
Il Danforth and Tate Streets. 1t has all the mod
ern improvements and is in excellent condition.
The house can be examined any day.
For terms, Sc, apply to f9a -
- - ~ = = RUFUS L. WOOD,
No. 10 Central Wharf.
Portland, Nov. s, 1S65.--istf ''9
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EXCEL I;]l7iIIHN

Try THEM! and be convinced of their supsriori
Y over everything else of the kind ever offered to
sne pubic for bronchitis, Coughs Colds, Hoarse-
ness Sore THROAT, Catarrh and influenza. Numer-
GUS testimonials from the Clergy, and others, &C.
oompanying each box. For sale by the principal
druggists throughout the city. may21eodtf
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TNJaINbJe Real Estate
FOR SALE

THAT three-story BRICK TENEMENT, No. IA
l. Brown Street-a very desirable residence-m
complete repair.
Also-The two-story Brick House No % Fore st.
inquired - =
ID. III. INGRAHAM,
Nov 4-dtf 101 Middle Street.
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For Sale at a Great Bargain or to
r Let fTf-t5 -t-4ft

not sold within ten days; good House, five years
l. old with eleven finished rooms. Lot DO X 100 feet
Its adapted for two families, with brick cislern OF
inferred water and spring of running water in the
lot would cost $4,000. 1t will now be sold If applied
for Immediately for 1880 cash or part cash part
time for $500 Apply to MOSES GOULD,
nov "a DIV "a Middle Street.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-13
Glatkspille GJhronitle.
REMEMBERED STILL.

Sweetly gentle thought come DER me
OF the loved of long ego; al 20
Silent forms now pass before me - - ~
AS my heart beats faint and slow,
Can 1t he that am dreaming2
Are these visions formed in sleep7
Or, Is light from memery streaming
Ger the paSts unfathomed deep?
Yes, It's memory DER me stealing,
Sinking with the days Of yore
And its mystic deep revealing
Brings up faces now no more
d Softly in the twilight cices lssi-i 9fi
Loves low whispers seem to fall,
And my weary heart rejoices
As hear an angel call
Well know the voice that calls rle,
IT'S the one love so well
She whose presence never fails me,
Fen through deaths long, sad farewell
Yes when days are calm and pleasant,
Or when joys TO sadness turn,
Sister, thou art always present
In fond memory's sweetest urn.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-13

EDGBFELn AND KENTrcKY r. R.-We learn Tho,
H. D. Cheatham, ESQ.,, has been appointed bv the
noVeraor Receiver Of this road, since il has been
turned over to the State. Mr.. Cheatham desgrsJ
having an necessary repairs pushed through as FAST
possible and expects to lave the road In running
order TO the kentucNy line at an early dsy Ths
most superficial observer eau at once see the inn !.
pot"n'e 10 nashville OF having this road completed
20 81 10 oe noPeu lnat our business men will be led
Dspatch -'"S"V"fs
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-13

nea- One of the prominent members of the South
Carolina State Convention, recently in session, was
Gen McGowan, one Of the bravest Rebel officers.
In speech before that body, he said;
sit is not true that South Carolina carries doc.
ger underneath her vestments. She wen, o,,, O.
inc Union with an open hand and an open heart
ana she Is going back into the Union with an omen
hsnd aud an open heart. She has lost all her ma
terial resources, but she has not lost her honor
ana she returns to tue ssterhood of States with tul
determination to be true and loyal in word and
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-13

peR- HIS EXcelcncy Thos. f. Brsmettee re
tulhtu TO Frankfort from Washington, ON The Ard
Inst. In conversation with the Goyernor we Ioorn
lha' ne held an interview with President johnson
ana me secretary Of War in reference 10 the STATE
OF shalrs IN kentucky which resulted satisaetoTiIv
70 h'mselt The President has promised 10 remove
All negro troops from the State, allowing such a,
may desire !, TO be mustered out of the service be-
Iole leaving the state. lie has also consented n
the removal Of martial law. General orJ,rs 70
MS enect viii b" issued IN a few lave F,Int6, ,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-13

IHE NEXT CoSGREss.--The number of members
Oh the next House of Representatives, if all the
states are represented (says the Cincinnati Lnoui-
rer,l VIII be PAP. The new apportionment stands
unul the 4th of March, 1873. The eleven States
now IN process Of reorganization are entitled un-
der It to the following representation: -
Virginia, s; North Carolina. 6; South Caro,ina
q Georgia, 4 Florida l. Alabama, c; Mississippi,
.; Louisiana, 8 Arkansas A; Tennessee, g. Total
o. o. kentuckyond Nevada also are vet to elect
Auey nave ten members One hundred and eighty
members have been elected, of whom one hundred
ana iorty-iour were chosen on the Lincoln ticket
and thIrty-six by the opposition
made in regard to the political compleyion or the
next House: ''ON VI '"o
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-13
WE HAVE CONSTANTLY A
BUYER IN NEW YORK CITY.
IySOLVENT NOTICE.

III AVTNG, on the 18th day of August, SOS sur.
III suggested the insolvency of the estate of Jas.
II, Durham, deceased in the county court of Cheat
ham county, Tenn, all persons hayins claims
against said estate hereby notified to appear and
file the same with the clerk Of said court, ahthcnd-
Gated in the manner prescribed by law on or before
the 10th day of December, 1865. This. 22d day
of September, 1865. G.. w. MAXEY,
Sep2o-3m' Admir- of Jas, Durham, decd
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INSOLYENT NOTICE.

HAVING, on the 9th day Of September, sos,
IL suggested the insolvency of the estate of F. II
deceased, in the County Court of Mont
gomery county Tenn, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified oappear and
file the same with the Clerk of said Court anthem
tlcated in tho manner prescribed by law, on or
before the goth day OF September sos. This l5th
day Of December s65.
J. T. FLETCHER,
Administrator Of = n Hester. DECEASED.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-19
No rsn,sx.~a Of NIPPLES.

..s No EsRe AGING, Of NUEpIES.
The blade OF the needle IA less than three foarths
Of nm inch long, AMI Is straight.
The Nemme,' and Paiier can nerer be ~
". ..- ' Wron9.
Anv one con a,rst them ig rRe DARK The hem
may he Of anr width NJ ,thsr hsmmcr or filler 10
IKE this II tutiI tie hem the right or under
If Will NOT DROP STITCHES. A. the p,.s,.
is always set right, tn" blade shor, and docs
not vIbrate, Ike longer ones.
II I, run by steam ~ sCoG stitches per minute
other machines At only 4u0 70 1907 wish safety They
are mans iInciurrd avs n Ss.sthrpnny d -
al precision. hence each part il irterchanso-
able and can he readily rerisc-d in Of aceidesS
The machine csi'no, be stijns'ed, heurs yin sss
out OF order. IL will hat e-ncration, IL properly
cared for. None who have used & he perscat -
To use any her
The roundne.s, evennss., durability snd hrsafy n
its stitch @ r.. .... ~. : -
E EstE NEVER Eu,'As.ED
us Rtplnlry. ERScE"rf eTiDlNrss e.sS II
Ioil"N' mar" "nsis and lcttnss. .; lie HEM all
EfhL we're At'Eh AppRr ACiiED b. any other ma.
chine. We can call In no. or az! from the st.er,
and with three minutes Instruction they s.r Get ths
needle. "ttach tirr H-ut.sr or E.i-I and 90 tbs
work with entire succ.ss .. ......... -,
he Prrss universally prsnnanrc .hls the 6.sr
Family Se"Eg Machine in the world Whatever tn.
ncrit' 81 me oth-r ma tn,'s IL Is spsragcment
o say the Nilc"y = u'hhs 4 worth. fos fsrrily use
oohle dat Of any ether ever n!errd 10 the pubu.
tire eived ihr Gold N-di nf the American Ins.i.
ate the fret prstGiG...
. Exc hli'%H - WING NSsHfSEsr
: the great New England Ta,r--the rer,nout STAT.
ar--tis fcnn yivaTis sta,r far--ths Ibdiana ate
tan-.id u other Wrist Premiums at The msetirgs
" Mschsnicai ard scisntirc Societies all over the
world, are among its uophits iu 1851. ...
1t IS no" the Grtat Lend5ng Family Sen, o
-Rdcitne,
AL, OYER p6JG WORLD.
fr;c" "t N1:hi0es, wrh hcrrrns- ruilsr or 20 oil
a. .1r# preiiea iuil DIRECTIONS, Ac, from $40 %
$3.50 ~. ..... .-...
6ARNt-HS SALF,SCBEP rOR All SEWING
.HAGHLNES,
'uidra The work Use ~ sro us,h. hrns no, .,rs AM
ram Oh IN" eyes. Price ~ ~. Large tscoun. 70
agents.
We take other machines IN exchange. We s.r,
hi, oti on Sht, IL sL aI Need "a .. ry.ry ina ~
eNing machlae
h6ENfs WANrEb-Trrras 50 agents hescrip.i-s
ircuiar aud s"ciEeDs VI @grs sgi free be mali o.,
ecept vi stamp, o. h ~ OF
l.. CoKNtiL Z Co, Genl Agents
-, ,. . 40 lste street Chicago, III.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-19
7 EGAL NOTICE.
State of lowa,l t- .
Warello county. ------t

To Daniel K. Davis, HsNh T. Davis, Thaddeus T.
Davis, and Davis.
You are hereby notified that there is now on A.
In the Office Of the Clerk 81 the District Court OF s
county, the petition of Alex inier p. Sponsl
lla!l ing be the owner OF the northwest auarteT
Of The south east quarter and the east quar-
ter CT the south quarter Of section POI enty
nine, In township t72l seyentyfwo, north of range
(i5) ffteen west in MapeliJ county, Iowa and ask
Ing that defendants, Thaddeus Dayis nd his wife
Mr. - Davis be required tn make such convey
b. sncc to petitioner as they agreed to do and that
the title Of said lands be quieted petitioner nd
for general relief And unless you appear and au-.
s1e- 10 said petition before noon of / e See.
oad da. Of the Nov ember Term, 1862 OF said court
judgment and decree will be rendered aga inst you
acc ding to the prayer Of said petition.
80 s. W SUMMERS AIRY for
SO ~. A. SPossLER, Complainant.
Ordered that the above nosice be published for
four consecutive weeks In tho Ottunwa Weekly
Courier l.. VI. COOLEY Clerk.
By >. g.. GVespie Dept. sepr2I reCa-is
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TRANSPORTATION.

COMETHING NEW.-In Univ,r-
NJ sal Use.-Proftabie to Dealers aud useful ali.
Ltlose three red stamps and srnd for SirrRaar TO
3Stefl ... .. - g. H.. GREER,
cf-12-l7-ly) 46 Johns treet, New YORK.
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w . nov 70 ''s ~"rIf- II 20 no, Wilkes prers
ration 10 hc AS rs q h..vti.., Su. I. a tf.ai..1
~ e',iN "dspt"d 20 II ditesssd or dyspspiic storn.
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Csty JG5vernn,en,.

z NlvCN-sANCEL CoSsAGE
NECoRrss -MILTON DOUGLASS.
ANEsHAL--i l.. Michigan
lsgASpRsE-JOHS GRAVES
hLpkRNhN-Fresr warn.
D y. AhrshaEs, An. Bonnlheld, A. y. Mo~.
sSccsp WAND.
A. ". CASTOR. t@.A.sT. Holly. Jsunss Brady.
Tmsr warn.
4. Il. Hprg'ns. W. II. Wallace. J. ". Carpenter.
SrtSpISa ComSIrrEEs.
Srreafs-- AbrahaGns Holly and Huygins.
ti7,iMs-Gaston Moss and Wallace.
H,ditk Carpenter, Brady and DR.. J. T. Douglass.
Regular me ar ngs--First Monday In every month.
YuC Room yer GossRge's store, corner Of Front
NJ Market streets
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Flsi offices.


Center Township-John Potter; Thomas Neville;
John Ford
Dat'oneRa tp-W Fisher. ...r ....
agency tp-D W Baskins; Calvin Blythe: Jesse
LEONARD. -. -- a,... .- "a ~ s.r
FleAssnttp-ST Pollock; WIN Brow1.t -
Polk rp- John baggett. Asner Beagle.
EpIudibia tr--J q Anderson: K boyd.
sichard tp--Allen " iison; John II Carver; Joshus
AaT-hsll.
Ca.s sp--Jarrs VI HIM; Robert NJ Gihhs.
n'rh!ani tp--k shyafe.
Cnmprtine tp--Johr Alexander; Charles Barbour.
Adams tp--Daniel Carl.
Green tp--Ezekisl Rush: Frederick L Dachman.
keHktt t'f--L Rupee Ohm Wiley.
Washington tp-Matthew OHM; Thomas Deford;
Elijah bean.
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M illlcox 81 ibbs

and drawing the twist into the Colds thus secur -
listening every stitch, that the seam will bsai -
he cut at frequent intervals. and in that case sss
the seam is warranted Nor TO RIP Ia wear. ~
under all circumstances to Survive the wash tub
Ola, vermont family garments, bosoms, pants.
dresses. &C, have been submitted to Committees ~
FAIRS where WAS the aRs ArEsr COMPETITION, and to
EIlS sTlfCH rerninms have awarded for its
SUPERIORITY. DURABILITY, ELASTICITY and
BEAUTY.
Patented Device prevents the possibility Of she
machins cling run in the wrong direction, or the
balance wheel ever wearing or touching the drese.
TIE NEEDLE CANNOT BE SET WR0EG,
Thus avoiding the great trouble Of other machines
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BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI
- RIVER RAILROAD. 81 3d.. A-g
EaE
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GET YOUR PICTURES FRAN
G. A. ROEMER,

Corner OF Market and Third Street, nearly opposite
sE.#at.eBv the Post OfHce. &c..
Having bought q large assortment Of Gill and
RIOS e~ood coored he will be happy wait
ming pictures. septlI -lwdSnw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-12
HA VOICE FROM vIcKsBr1Re.

- a WIN MN v1Ch66U HIT.
d.. John Bull--Dcar Sir: an happy - sfatr - =
that have used your valuable Cedron ktters vth rr
eenent TO Myself in general debility and proetx.teeos
my system produced By the unhealthy md a.
nusnce Of the Mississippi river around MIN
oeen Win den Grants army throughcut it,
arm campaign I confidently rscomnsnd IL
persons who eexpossd to unhealthy climates.
y. VI. F0GLH,
AGENT y. ,. tafyOoGHian5on
On the 22d ofJuly last Isabmttsd tkroneh = 49,
OF mine, TO tbs Medical Director Of the
Army Of the Cumberland sample Of my Ceron ntts..
sornspcction and rsquestedi Alter anslysis he eun 4;
netorioua TO sanction and approve its use aopr orr
The following IL the Medical Dirsctorsrsply and ..o
Cen p:rnasion TO ship 200 dose at once 70
sTsn .Hans1shnt cearon Ditssrs vilI Is :, ~
any onsh taken prcpsrly and II nodsratica ~ ~
objection 70 Dr. Bulls being psnittsa - Doee 81 Il Is
satlsfs. 4. HkNRY THUnoION.
Surgeon and NedIoof Dlrecens
headquarters Dspoktmsnt II OuUhsrisnd
Nashville, Tsnn.. July 3l l6SS.
r.Jchn BsIpsagsAt, NJ II cefu }es1or q I'm
g NsshvilIs Tenn, = sro = - dossa 81 1aiis ~
msrse.s.ssons q the Tssasafy Dspar fnsIiassto -
stBy ordsr Of nsjor0 sn. Rossorsns.
WIN. WTLM -
Ma3Orand Prevent Mnx6hal Cen
fgsseie vhoeea1s and rstaiiby Wnkinoon. Dsrtlstt
aprl3-dAv1yr.
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great many side hits being made at the Pianta-
ton Btters by two Of who
have endsarored to initiate counterfeitthsn. IL
Of no use The people won't be long imposed upon.
Plantation Htters incr easing in and popular
every day, and that's what's the matter" They are
same sized bottle made Just a. they were strst
wiiicontinne to be, or shall stop making them.
crate.
They create healthy appetite
They are an antidote to change OF water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours.
Ihey strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatc and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Oarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong langud brilliant and
are natures great The Recipe and
full Circular are around each bottle. Ceirymen Mer.
chants and persons whose habts induce weak
ness assitude paptaton of the heart lack OF
distress after eating, liver complaint constipation
will hnd snssdiss and permanent reliefn these Bitter.
But above all, they recommended to weak and deli;
catefemales and mothers.
They sold by all respectable merchants Bee that
each bottle has private United States Stamp
cork and steeplsts side label.
Beware ofrelled bottles See that the stamp has not
been tempered with. Any person pretending 70 sell
Plantation Btters by the gallon il swndler and po
ter, and should be Immediately reported to H.
2. II. DRAKE I CO.,
oc'ii-dswom n Park Row, NJ
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GROVER + BAKER
sEvvuea ElfAOHI1gH

VIII Steh, Hm Fell Tuck bind, Bfsid Cord Qufitand
lnrsiAsr bsentifully. II will from perfect worh
The hnsst nainsook tbs hesviest beaver CLOTH
With no eAanGs Of tension, needle or thread.
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John PERDRW,

UD1HUxzTAr eEx1.
1Siy1 Assa. bsawsa Akfa ~ JoA~,o., xeoaxk r.
S-ossenpronptly atsssdsd to. Carriage surp,rA.s
- deo2tdlyr
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DR. WRIGHT,s
Rejuvenating Elixir !!
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.
Prepared from Pure Vegetable Extracts, eontaini


"As the Phnnfx rises from the ashes Gifts FIRE an,n..
I'd with ffersodoes this Elixir reiuyenate IN ava
ten and oyercoue disease
Ao-The Rejuvenafing Elixir the result Of modete
In the vegetable Kingdom being an entirely
new and abstract method Of Of ali h
old and vermont systems.
medical men q the day. and by them pronounced 20 Be-
one Of the greatest medical discoveries OF the age
HA0ne bottle viii cure general Debility
nA-A few doses cures Mysteries in females
AA-One bottle cnres Paipitntson Of the Heart
4Irom one 70 three bottles restores the manliness
and full yigur OF youth.
uA-A few doses restores the appetite.
ASIhree bottles cure the worre Of I'm potency.
A0rA few doses cure the low spirited
AA-One bottle restores mentsIpewer
49, fss ssses yesssrss fAs srxars IF sraerassss.
HA-A lev doses bring the rose to the cheek
H4-1his medicine restores manly viror and rahr,
health the poordebiiitsf~d. worndown desparinr
A51he istiees, generated yonsh. The ed mar
vdua suffering from general debility or from w-rknsr.
OF single organ, will all find i'm mediate and
rene, = ss sse o. sn,. sr,5 q Of Life
ward BY Express-on receipt of money any address
1rae Cherekee Pills and n ejuveDa.
ting EltxtR are sold by all -sserprsnr Druegists
In the civilized world. Some anprnciped ealerr how
evsr try TO sell worthless compounds place OF these
make more money by selling, than they can on these
medicines A. value your health aye the health Of
yonr future offspring do not We deceived BY such mn
princpled Druggsi for tA<se e 4, >,
sfAsrs II the Druggist will not bay them for Won en-.
close the money in letter ard x send them to vov
by Express, securely sealed and packed free from otftr
walton.
Ladies' or Gentlemen address in perfect conf.
stating fully and plainly their diseases and eyny
toms, treat all diseases Of chronic nature in msis
female Patients need hesitate hecsuse of the b
inability to visit have treated patients succtrs
fully in portions the civilized globe by
ence-
Patients addressing will please plainly all tho
symptoms Of their complaints write Pestoce Coun-
IT, State and name OF writer plsn and nclose postage
stamp for reply.
Ne ssHd ssr 81 page PaMpAef free to anr address -
Address all letters Pamphlets or advice to the propr
ekorS.
DR. W. n. ME0 WIN 4 co..
No. SO Liberty street New York
c. A. COOK, Chicago, No. IS Market street Geper.
Agent for the States OF illinois, Iowa. Wisconsin, Mich
gan and Indiana, who will supply Drnegets at cur RED
tar card prices nov3o-d Gov