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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
SHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of = special execution, dated the
lsih day OF January A. 1865 10 me direc-
ted, issued out Of the Office Of the clerk Of
the District court Of raMa county, state IT
Iowa, in favor Of Charles Cooper, John
Cooper and T. 7. Clark late partners undsr
the firm, name asd sty!c Of Cooper Clark
and against T J. Stalsy s John zehruug On
judgement rem icred by said court u the
February term thereof, 4 D. 1860 against the
taid I. J. S4alsy and Joha zehrung and =
decree Of foreclosure against 7, ]. E,sley,
Eiizabeth J Staiey his wife Anther defendants
wherein il was ordered, adjudged and deoreed
the following described real estate to-wn:
Tires acres out Of the soSth sosst corner
ofthe south ,eest qnarttr n the north sast
quarter IF section .tiftce~ fo,cnsh,P eiSlsy
three range ffieer ,rest r"naiag forty
rods east thence north t,ceics rods thesc1
,cest forty rods thence so",A tuelre rods
to tue place Of beginning being the lund
on mk.<h the grist mill Is erected.
West Of the htM r. NJ, in Tama county, lows.
be sold or so much thereof as is necessary to
satisfy ssid judgement. interest and cost:
and sid judgement having besn paid except
the costs
Nov therefore, public notice is hereby given
that have levied upon, and shall on the 18th
day cf February 4. D. 1865, bet wscn the hours
Of . o clock A. M. and 4 o clock r NJ Of said
dav, sale to commence It the hour Of 10
o'clock A. NJ. ~ the front door Of the court
House in Toledo, lows, in the county Of
lama, offer aud sell at public ont-cry, to the
highest and hest bidder, for cash, the above
described property, or 90 much thereof ~ il
necessary to satisfy said judgement for the
snm of 25 dollars and 40 cents, costs, and
all accruing costs, unlcss the tame shall b
sooner satisfied.
January l8, 1855.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of lama County, lsvs.
Printers fec $3.50 ~
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02


A letter from the Army ofthe Poto
mac Friday evening says:
Qni,t still continues along the lines.
the only variation Of the monotony
being ~,me "cca-iord p,cS I firing in
from, Of the 9 \ corps, near the Apro
mttox,
The OHIO cl"rk> in the .evera! De.
partnen,s ut Washington have joined
in the petition To Congress, asking for
an increase OF salary.
The population Of Wisconsin cities
according to the new State census, is
rs follows Milwaukee, 44,7oo; Mad.
son. 9,o72; Fond ia lao, 1861, Racine
72l2.
The Cape Of Good Hope excitement,
u tanning ostriches and keep them like
poultry, has demonstrated that they
want about ten acres of grazing land
apiece, bn, each bird yields twenty
four feathers every six months,
worth, with the smaller feathers, about
cl2 los, or f25 year.
General Mcclellan left New York on
Wednesday for Liverpool IN the steam.
ship China He is accompanied by
his wife.
C,lonel North, charged with the sol.
,iier election frauds, has been released
by order Of the Secretary Of War.
A soldier. wid Nv, by marrying again
torfri,s all her pensions from the date
Of her marriage, ani, il she again be
comes widow, size cannot resume
them Thia l. according to the Act Of
Congress, Jaiy |. 1864.
The blockade runner TaHsman. from
Wilmington TOR Bermuda, toundsred n;
sea m he 29,h &c December. Her
crew was saved Nv Al American steam.
er and taken 70 Bermuda.
The news Of the surrender Of the
18th Tennessee cavalry (rebrD, about
GOO strong il confirmed They had
come into our lines, wishing TO surren
der, take the oath and 60 home.
The Legislature Of Missouri has pass
Ell bill appropriating IS 600 = year
for ten years, to The Soldiers Orphans
lIeme Of St Leu;s.
The Chippewa Falls (Nisconsin)
Union" says the thermomc: was 3S
degrees below zero there on the NOM
ing Of the 18th Of ian.
In Ireland the pro iuction and con
sumption Of whisky has decreased il
ten years, s,l3G,3S. gallons to 3,S9S
25s gallons.
FArAL Acc1DENr.-On the lD.h inst
NJ HAYS who resides near Paris in
this Cenn,v, was coming to town with
a Load Of oats, AMI when near Indian
Greek ahe,st two miles on. Of town his
team became frightened aal run away
NJ, Hays sarswn from hts wago,
and receiera An injury which termna
| ted his life on the mornin1 Of the 23
IL" W. g.sa citizen; Va.
was City nine years Of a.c, and
left large circle of frienls 70 mour,
his untime!y death Linn Go. Regis
ter.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

New York, January 80

1NVW H"FN O"F'".Vy "Vs
The New York Times Savannah cor
respondent oh. says: ss"rhe last Of
Sherma's army leaves savannah 70.
morrow. The fret and third divisi ma
Of the 2O,h Corps we're At Vaudeville.
$. C., When last heard from :"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

Uin1ha, Jan. %
Three hundred Indians at Valley
Station, $50 miles West Of here this
morning drove off ,Ooo head of cattle
and burnt 100 tons nf l1ove,nmen, hay
An engagement If three hours took
place between the Indians and 200 sol
diers. Twelve Indians were killed-no
soldiers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

Counting whites, Cinnamon aad
Digger Indians, the population Of Cal
f,rnia il about 4Oc, 900. Of,hrse about
600 are in re Insane Asylum and
shout the same number in the State
prison,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
New York, January ,

The .IIera1ds" Fort Fisher cores.
pnndence says: "The total casualties
il Gen. Terry's army, in the fight at
Sort fisher, we're COL. OF these, IL Of,
ticers and n men were killed, 80 ON
cersand 472 men wounded, and 90 men
missing.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
THURSDAY FEBRUARY J. 1865

Nessrs. ROUNDS 4 LAN0DON, are eur
authorised Agents in ID, City Of Chicago
lis, to procure Advertisements and Sub
~ iptioAs.
~ Nes.rs Horace A. Shaw, 4 Co, g. Park
Row, 81 Nassau ST., New York, are our
authorised agents in Now York City TO pro-
ssrs subscriptions and advertisements
n~Nsssr,s. NJ. PETTENGIL / Co, No. 3
Park Row, New FORK, n s State st. Roston
ore eur Agents FOR tho Io~s Trsnserip'), in
~ ose cities, and are authorized to take Adver-
tissn:nm and Su descriptions for us ~ our
Lowest ka,es.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
u S T. III ELM BOLD'8
FLUID. EXTRACT BucHu
IIELMBOLDe9
uIouiv ooMCwnraAlRD
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla.

For purifying the blood removing all diseases arising Tea
excess and iupudcnec In liss, chronic constitutional [
eases arising iapurc state Of the blosd AMI 80
eay reliable AMI c1cIal known remedy for the cure Il
S.ofula Seald Ical salt Rhcun Pains and Swelling sf
the Dones Ucerauona OF the Throat and LEGS Do;sa~.
rnpes the &C. letter Erysclas aad al seay ersS-
Cons Of the ska sad bssuuiying he coxrLx1ieA.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
The Indians

The Indians numbered in $50, 400,
900 /; il 1855 100000 and the census
Of 500 shows but 295 4OO-a decrease
of SO 600 every FIVE years. They are
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

ace~C"n.n:ssloners on their way to
Washington.
There is also a report tina. the rebels
have evacuated Mobile.
The rebel Congress are debating the
sche ne 1t placing negroes in their
army. There j. much opposition to it
on the ground that many OF them
would desert.
Dick Taylor has been appointed to
superccde Hood in command Of tho
rebel army III Mississippi.
The rebel General Roldy has de.er:-
ed the rebel cause and been pari ,ned
by the President.
The rebel Congressman Foote has
arrived =, Sheridan's ARMY in Win
chester, Va.
The army If the james, and Shen IN.
doah has been consolidated aud Sheri
dan put in command.
A part Of our army is now making
an effort to destroy the railroad between
Weldon and Wilmington, and il il
thought they will prose successful
This is very Important road to Rich
mend.
The rebels have succeeded IN do
s'raying two OF the for supply steam
crs that were sent mp the Arkansas
rive, 10 Suin,ly Fort Smith.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

Bricadic or General F,:z Henry War.
rcn. X Iowa. ia 4 member Of he gnncr
al court martial organized in NV York
by Major General DIX. 70 try The hute1
burners; aNi s'sa the rebel spies ,hat
have been ,ickej mp in various parts
Of the country. fro n time to time.
CEDAR CouNTY The Muse inc
Journal says:
THE graded portion If the Mnsca
tine and Upton Railroad, in Ceia'
County, il advertised for sale By thu
Sheriff If that county. on 4 jrdyemen!
for ahou, sixteen hundred dollars in f.
vor Of Samuel Long, contractor. The
sale is 10 take place on the 3Oh inst
The officers Of the road will prohsbl,
take some action to redeem i, from
sale before tina, time. 1t il very i'm
por'ant 20 the Interests Of our city thai
this should be done"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
Buffalo, Ian, %,

DU1I6IU, IT HI, 70,
A great shock Of An earthquake
was tell here this marnin. about
o'clock.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
" arrled

In Oneida, Jan. 2bth, by Rev. J. 7. All
anon, Mr. William ". Wiles Of Oneida and
slss Cele.tia N. Rashss1, Formerly from
a'eaIner Maine.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

There is report that there are rebel
Pcace~C"nm;sssoners on their way to
Washington.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
New AdvcrtIsln cnts.
Auction Sale

I will sell to the high
est bidder on Saturday
Feb. 18th at one O'Clock
my stock and Furniture,
Ladies are invited to at
tend.
H. BRAINARD.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

The rebels have succeeded in do
s.roying two Of the fnnr supply steam.
crs that were sent mp the Arkansas
rive, 70 supply Fort Smith.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
VERY Respectfully.

"Messrs vose & Mcdaniel, Nos. S
and 10 Pine street, N. T."
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31
AN EXPLANATION NECESSARY.

-.
The Copperheads soleInnly resolved in their
convention at Portland to remember the dead
who have fallen in the great struggle for Com
stitutional Government and 10 honor the liv-
ing &c. We take it that the resolution in
question. when interpreted in the light of the
copperhead doctrines which have been preach
ed for the last four years, means that the DEM
ocrats of Maine are going to honor the rebel
dead, for they have constantly represented
that the South was fighting for its constitution
al rights, and the North was acting the part of
invader and tyrant According to their rep
resentations the rebels were fighting for aCon-
'stitutional Government" and we were fighting
against it. IF this explanation is not the cor
rect one we are at a loss to understand the
resolve and call for more light. VIII some
"gemmen" of the persuasion that was former
ly so pathetic on "our Southern brethren"
show, if he can why our Interpretation is not
rational ?-[ RocklG1ad Free Press. +
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF sornNcns,

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SClENCES,
The Scientific Academy held its seIni-an-
nual session at Northampton last week. The
Springfield Republican reports the proceedings
in full. Papers were read on "Fhe Structure
OF the Moon" by Prof Alexander, on ~Ihe
Photometer," by Prof. o. N. Rood, and let
ter on"Tide Meters" by ]. A. Batchelder. =
Another interesting paper was Examination
ofshals obtained by the sounding line in the
coast survey of New York and New jersey"
by DIR. A. A. Gould of Boston. From this it
was gathered that the surveyors take sound
ings with samples, at short and regular dis
tances from shore, to depth of one thousand
fathoms and that these samples are all bottled
and labelled, with the place of their nativity.
and that some Of these bottles are sent TO the
worlds "hub" for inspection. by this inspection
It is found that certain shells are found only in
certain localities. Green is the prevailing tinpe
of the New jersey coast The practical bear
Jag of the subject is,that seamen in fog or O
storm or dark night, when other observations
are impossible, can tell their bearings
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SL-A-- 4fEE n KIIVIE7 " 7.l35 = 2
baa is.a Miscellaneous .sag5 +ssr
IMPORTANT SALE ,,,,s
Timber Limits, S, Saw Saw Mills
Il ii .uaassa HB ---ANp-- a3ldsy .us ,ssnaa
Real Estate!


L TshE TkUSTEES Of the ESTATE Of the late
I a JOHN EGANs ESD, deceased, with q view of
IIs VI s one Of tne largest LUMBER
Sr bv PGRII a1o -. % ~ .s 1sw In NJ
an " n se r 1xr1e
~ ana
lAnnA . eon some
cevan n E;nb+ u,nJ,d c,r,aoro M;lar,i
a 90 1-l. 7s9'. I'll - i>-''f : 1-Gz
Inc most iaVoraDy placed ofany on the Ottawa, ana
wortny the attention of Capitalists as large por-
tlon mas been heid In reserve and never cut upsn,
comprising as ioiiows:-
IT'S bavna rNnsa. ana ~ ataa os srtas,
miles, and an arear Of seventy square miles. -
The ST. CRY OR BOOM CREEK KLIAfITS, No. 314
and 315, of 1868 and 64, described to extend ten,
miles ur on the course Of the River St Cry with n
depth Of five miles on each side. .,Is "a; IS s.LI z <
PoIrSsIN cpEFK On SITFEpmAv rr.xIrc
Licenses 32T and 328 Of 1868 and se4 descrhed as
block ten miles square, commencing three miles East
mon mom s9e mSutn 10 q the CTeek on the Dumone RiyeB
LICENSE No. aa4 y, 1sea' and .ss. ON the West
ing East ten miles l7T1,T 's77iGTa II iii 1lfa
Branch of the River Dumoine described as extend
ING m the Stream ten miles with danfb of f,,,r
miles on the North-Eas side-an area of "A square
miles. 'ft s-s'A'e 80 =
The DUMOINE LIMITS, comprising SEVEN in
nnmDer-Nos 1928, 1926, 329, 322 326, 96 and $50, OF
6to anu ~ commencng ABOUT seven mules nom I'm tne
or some 2S miles, with varying depth Of about 8
miles on each side of the Riyer-comprsing an area of
225 square miles.
The LITTLE BONNCHERE LIMITS, SIX in
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31
.bnaIlaag me- Let.

IlLEGANT Chambers for business purposes
II wholesale retail, IN the block 147 Middle
Street. For terms apply at2 n V- -lAAg Ii II s
Aug. 4-dtf
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{S1ast modern built House or Tenement suitable
#iii & n9l Q sman family Locality respectable and
a. much EARLIER possible Address Boz 1881 Port
land, Me. amo3sdst
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Farm for Sale.

III An Eexcellert. milk farm for sale
lA<dSM ~ situated in the town of Gum berland
ATrI5s7e4sl on the Portland and Ke Kennebec Rail-
f44 GI1M road, known as the Isael True farm,
adjoining the depot, and eight miles
nom ForllaA4; convenient to schools, stores and
NEE. ing; it contains one hundred and twenty acres
Of choice land ;wi cut from 80 to 60 tons Of hay 4
year. and pasture om2 20 to 20 head of CATTLE There
are two wells on the place. and two neyer-fa'llng
brooks that run through the PASTURE with two arns
dwelling house and sheds, and wood enough 10 keep
two tires for the house, 1'he Subscriber VIII ell low
as be is about to change his business
For further particulars enquire ON tho premises on
OF JOHN l.. CAYZER.
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Board Wnaafed
W07eted.

Private Fsmily in the Western part of the
9ty .rd Hor particulars address r. W., Post Office
DoA NJ Aso1' aug29dtf
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= see'T HUMPHREYS sssaso me-
HOMROPATHIC SPECIFICS,

HAVE PROVED, from the most ample experi-
LII ence, an entire suceess;i simple--Prompt-E Eli
.cient, and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly adapted to popular use--so simple that
mistakes cannot be made in using them; SO harmless
as to be free from danger aud efficient as to be Al
ways reliable. They have raised the highest COM
mendation from ALL and will always render satisiac-
tiOn. sr4iE .ssEHgsi ait9HEe ellt ss'is III ftl-f
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For Sale.

O. very desirable two story HOUSE, contain
M;;, ing ten finished rooms, with every converl-
-MssA ience Of water, &C., acre land under high
state fcutyation with great variety of shrubbery
anu ruit trees, currants, goosberries, &c.. situated
on the line of the Horse Railroad near Hoodford's
Corner. Inquire OF r-Ts
Il = JOHN G. PROCTER, 81 ,g..Is
Aug z0--dzw Lime Street.
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Stolen.

EtR0M our Once on Wednesday night, August
90 one Androscoggin First Mortgage Bond,
N0s 81, ,of $lOO0 All persons are cautioned
against purchasing or negotiating the same. WV1 .
- DEBLOIS q JACKSON.
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A PARTNER with Capital of $500 in q light.
IA profitable and reliable business.
Address W. B. care P. o. Box 595. ss
Aug. 25-d1w*
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VSaInabIe Warm for Sole,

The. HOME FARM of the late
4 AJMM-0 JOSHUA y. HALL, of Gorham
MNMEfrSN Me-, near Great Falls Village, con-
II 1KH #Hf1E tanning about ninety acres, wen d.
vided into wood, pasturage and TIL
lage land produces forty live tons of hay. Land and
buildings in excellent condition, - n r.
A desirable property and for sale on reasonable
terms. .a.fia9i aaj 30 9f1l3nas5lH-A 3ef ail4iAa
Inquire Of the subscriber, or of Mrs. l.. A. HALL
on the premises. p. r. HALL.
County Treasuref's ofice, Portland, Me.
August 2-d&wtf =
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~ Monday, 2sth inst, near the corner Of Dam
a9asn ana Iyng Streets, Lady's Porte Monnaie
pels on value except to the owner. The Under VIM
6e suitably rewarded by leaving 1t at No. 16S Middle
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For Sale.

o. o. A two story HOUSE, finished throughout,
@;;iiss with one acre of land good barn and out
4AA buildings, plenty of water; situated at Aliens
Corner, Westbfook, about five minutes walk from
the terminus of the F. A. r. r.. For particulars en-
subscriber on the premises.
Aug 24--dsws : ,'fs1YI s'ggsD. MCINTOSH. g
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70 saI1 sPaIH1oSTlSoGRAPHERs. SlS want, to commence
snad an mex e Monday,l or before, expert
permanent Address, with price and reference.
A,o ao ls..S =. .. SANDERSoN, Lewiston, Me.
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For. sale. Ii J.

o. d. Cottage House in 60 aa1n, Biaine yery
10y ing rooms and Clo Is, together with about
acres land. Pleasantiy eated, and about 10 miles
&C. Cottage designs oy Harding, Architect For
terms apply to J. Lellan, Garham, Me, or g.l :
JOHN =. PROC1'ER, l5sIesl
a Aug 22-d3w*i o1sssar .t Lime ST., Portland. 4
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For Sale.

1ANE of the most beautifully located House Lots In
~ Portland; good land, large lot, surroundings
pleasant; will be sold for oRe-kdkf what anv other
equally large and desirable lot in this city can be
bought for. Enquire afg fAs2 s. Exfa %
yrsno9y VS.. .DYMERSs M
Portland, Aug. q, 1s65.--d3w $50 rsT1i-~-T - Il
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Wa4sted to Pasgch0se.

ES.AA The subscriber wishes to purchase conyen-
E7;: lent TWO-STORY HOUSE, aceW 1asished, con-
4z:A tanning about eight or nine finished rooTns
SSsnsrSay Sa cna pleasantly located-price say from
Address "Box 42, Press Office'' it@ = - >
Aug. 25 1S65.-d3w 4G l4G boo9 sf8ds
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For Sale.

CoIPR Convoy, carries rs tons, weII found in
- Sails, Rigging, Anchors, Chains, sc. Price
~. ~ DlT. CHASE, Head Long Wharf.
July 29-sT&T Il
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Foerr. sale.

60 A modern three-story Brick House, No. 4S6
@;;; Congress Street. Lot 5Sx12D feet, with good
stable together with passage in the rear of
the iot. II not sold by the 10Th OF September, win be
leased for term Of years. 80 Ia. a, r.
Inquire Of e.l9 o oelA -alliAiaset = 9As
JOHN G. PROCTER, Lime Street.
Portland, Aug. 26-dtf - qo + f-g' Fri
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Wanted.


A GOOD smart girl tina: understands running a
"A Sewing Machine, find situation at 1874
Middle St, Portland, Me. hl z y aupIeitf
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To LET or Lease.

NOR q term of years. The Store and tenement on
Il Center Stynow occupied by Mrs. g. w. Jordan /;
possession given August ed. For further particu
sSIAB q =. NUFTER, eAs' =
90 Middle st.
% August 12th--dsws90 -sTg5E 2JTaG
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Wanted.

1seag go ii Wanted. -4c shinas
In ~. Vessels to load deals at St. John. N.
AIN B., for Englsh and Irish Ports. at high
h@4N est rates offreght.
.ssSz7aY q h4 y s-e-7 Also, i9 sii- Asiist lo'
To load lumber at same place for Calves
ton, Philadelphia and Richmond. =
ssaulsad LITTLEJOHN & CHASE. sGi sii
a,,o o. AZ s5f9ttv No. Central Wharf
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No. Cures Fscers, Congestion, Infiamations. Is
/" Worms, Worln-Fever W0rm-Culic, 25
I aotstt CsyiHy-Collc or Tee hing ofinfants, rs
:" DiGrreG Of children or adults . 25
u = Dysentery, Gripping Billions Collie, rs
:. chotera-M -Mortas Nausea, Vomiting. IS
3" Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis 25
" Neuralgia Toothache Faceache 25
~ :" Headaches, Sick -iieadaehe, Vertigo 25
10 Dgspesia, Bilious stomach, 25
Z III - Suppressed or painful Periods. t25
IL Whites, too prOfuse Periods; S
. 3sg II Group. Cough, difficult Breathing 25
e IA SAT- Rheum. Erysipelas Erupti0ns,l Is
8 Is :" Rhepnatism, Rheumatic Pains il 25
4 l6 :" FeUer and Agte. Chill Fever, Agus 81
4 u NJ Piles, blind or bleediny. ,islsf n 60
= ID - = Ophthulnfy, and sore weak eyee. 80
80 l9 " Catarrh acute or chronic, influenza, So
20 slf ! WAO0piRg- Gaigh, violent Coughs, q SO
M2l = Asthaaa, oppressed BreathingssI ~ SO
~ ~ 9 z Ear Discharges, impaired Hearing, SO
II q " Scrofuka enlarged Glands SweIlings, 50
'.24 q General Debility Physical Weakness, so
81 Is "a g Dropsg. and acanty Secretions Esaih 50
"i26 f Sea-Stckness. sickness from riding SO
"27 ~" KidheB DisenSe Gravel, 7s.sfa leli-i1 So
"l28 Nervous Debility Seminal Emissions, 81
n5San8a Involuntary Discharges, Z niIsish u co.
"29 Sore Mouth, Canker. 7st 1os iisx ia'i so
/" 80 ss'I.1 Urinad Incontinencs, wetting bed. So
As'3l Painful Periods, even with Spasms, so
"3s Epilepsy, spasns. St Eituss Dance, 90 90
"ls4i I. DipAtAesia ulesrated Sore Throat, g so
II g FAMILY CASES. q II sal y sii
IS vials, Morocco Case, and Book, $40 90
- 20 large Walls, in Morocco, and Book, g 90 gi,,
% large Via s, plain case, and Book, = 90 Il,
tl5 Boxes Nos. / to 10y and Book, :. % --s
5a 5gaUYETERINARY SPEcIFTcSs 2 5ti S. g
Mahogany Case 10 Walls, - SO 90 4,
Single Walls, with directions, 4s'el,-.q 100
T5-These Remedies, by the Case or single Box,
are sent to any part of he country, by Mail or Ex-.
press, free ofcharge receptof the price Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
III HOMEOPATHIc MEDICINE COMPANY
Office and Depot, No. 562 broadway, New York.
c lDR HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at his Office,
personally or by letter, as above for all forms Of
H. II. HAY, Agent, Portland. july2665eody
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31
Wanted.

A FEW Young Men, Of good address, as travelling
"A or local agent, to sell at wholesale or RETAIL
light, neat article, which meets with ready sale
Good Inducements offered. A General Aoeat acamt-
ed IN Portland. Address with stamp, Manufactur-
er, Room II, No. is Congress St., Boston. I ~ : +
Aug 26-d1ws 9 ili4-li : 10 t'ie $50