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SPECIAL NOTICES
~ DIR. POLAND'S I
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
The Great Popular Remedy
For Colds, Coughs. Hoarseness, Sore
Throat Group, and Whooping
Cough.
Cures Gravel,
And all Kidney Diseases 4!

FTHERE have been many severe cases in Boston
IL aud vicinity cured by the White Pine COM
pound which can be referred to. and hundreds of
case of Kidney complaints cured entirely by taking
the White Pine Compound, having been reported
by druggists.
no ono seems to have gained favor like the White
Pine Compound. This Medicine was first made as
lately as the spring OF 1855 aud then merely one
Individual who was eff .cted with an inf 'mmati0n
of tie throat. cure was effected by it. This Ia
duced others to apply for the same remedy, and
every one using it received great benefit The ar
ticle, however, went without = name TIL november
following whe 1t was called White Pine Oon.poH
During that month it was advertised Tor the nrst
time. $50 ela
Some time in 1856, an individual, who purchased
bot le hard cough, was not only cured OF tne
cough but also severe kidney comp aint, OF zen
years erduraece. This being truly dssc perH.
the fact mentioned to sxiliful physician, VINO
replied. in substance that that the bark OF white
pine was of the best diuretics known, provided
its astrngency could be counteracted. IT the other
articles entering into the compound could effect
this fortune in the medicine. The fortune bas
not yet been reach d but the hundreds of cures eff
1ecttd BY tire compaund, in the most aggravated
cssss of Kidney disea7e including Dialects prevo
it to be wonderful medicine for such ailments. A
large number oiphysicians now employ IL, or recon-
mend it ior such use.
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Bri5 Shibboleth, (of Warren II Capt A John
son. sailed from Portland Oct l6 for st Mehaes and
made four ports in the Western Islands; thence pro-
ceeded to Madeira, and across TO the West Indies
where she mace three ports took In q full cargo of
salt and arrived at Providence the 10 inst hav
ing been absent from Portland 81 days 80 Of which
were spent IN port.
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COpartMershiD,
Steam to and From the Old Country.

Steam to and From the Old Country.
Z1f7fn b, The well-known fhvorite Clvde.b b, ~.
e1&El4&221kL iron steamers of tie ANCHOR ITnn -
Steamships. III B eRNIA. ""CALKpoNIa nRa,. :. OF
s siA and UNITED kINsDoN are ntee ded - all
dortnigntly 70 and from New York n.rrvi, ~ san san
SsnEers 70 ana nom liverpool. GIasgoso Jss;sss
H.osss, WateTfosd Cork imericE, 30 I,c,' -,
S"n1h0,aerrg 1hese steamers built speeyaljv
air-tight 90 apartments. = - An'o water ~ d
81. Rates of Passage.
from New York to any ofths aboVa n,aee. c.b;.s
currency. -, Pay aO'e IN american
TO New York from any Of the above i.oos. Oh,
us so3 ana $50; Storage sos Iayat ,e in cola or
nose who wish u send for hair friends can has,
"o e's al Lnt 80 ratet trt m the Age ata = ~
FRANCIS MACDONA'LD n CO
91uousm Blowing .reen. New York.
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SPOKEN.

Dec 16. lat SO GAN. Ion "a w shin, Dudley.
Barr 1T, from allao for Gosoa M - -
y Jan =, Iet "a 40. Ion 20 90 passed brig VIM II
<arks OF and nom Portland fer Cardenas. = Z ia.
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Prof 4asse returns thanks for the patronage hith.
erto ,oded him in thi, City, and gives notice that
his Yiater Term Will ,mmenes on Wednesday the
4th Of Jgnuary next III Ar gN fs4f79
For further particulars inquire at Messrs Bailey
and Noyes, between IL and o'clock dec2ld4w
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Portland Academy !

The Winter Term will Begin Nov. IS.
THIS School is for both Misses and Masters. With
: \ out regard to age or attainments.
Pupils may be admitted at any time in the term.
Fer further particulars appIy to
so. j. H, HANSON,
novlsdem -no s7l Congress street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-17

I, THE instrument known as the Cabinet Or
gan is quite as great an Improvement upon the
melodean. introduced some twenty years ago,
or Its successor, the harlnonium, as concert
grand-pianor forte Of to day Is over the imper-
iect pianos ia vogue Of a quarter Of century
since. The melodeon lost favor from a lack Of
capacity for expression. Its music was mo-
notonous to degree annoying to cultivated
upon the melodeon, but still failed to satisfy
to the extent demanded by its use In chapels,
scheoErooms, or haIla, as . support to choral
singing. Within q couple OF years, Messrs.
Mason u Hamlin. who have always taken the
lead In this country as manufacturers of reed
Instruments, have succeeded In largely over
coming the defects noticed in instruments Of
this cass.--t Neao York World, I'LL Vi7aasaS :
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sP MCIAL NOTICES.
: ? : = = = -
French Language.

sag- Carriers If che Daily Press are not assosssd
to sell papers on their routes.
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Ship Sw allow. (of Boston) Capt Small, arrived at
Queenstown 18th ult, from Callao, having made the
passage in "A days l6 hours. ~.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1865.
The Maine State Press.
Is published every Thursday
published every Thursday

Two Dollars Year In Advance.
IT Is the largest political paper in New EnglA-d,
is in quarto form, gives an unwayering support to
tho Government in its conflict with eiautreoelion,
contains large number of carefully prepared Orig
ina Articles Stories original and selected Poetry,
an extensive Army Correspondence, the Current
News of tho Day. Latss. Intelligence by, Telegraph.
Congressional and Legislative Proeo dings, full
Marine List Portland Prices Current, carefully pre-
pared Reviewed. the Market, Stock LIST, New York
Markets, Boston Brokers' Board. Brighton Cattle
Market, ao.
Encloss 50 current money b. mail, and receipt
for one year will be returned.
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The fine new steamer Rapidan, 1000 tons. built at
Richmond, Me- the past season. has be- sold to go
under the Br flag anu her name changed TO Jose San
Roman. She will load AZ Now York for Matam0ras.
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Bris II Sawyer 254 tons, built at Damariscotta il
1864. and brig Wallace Peck 236 tons. built at Penn
broke in 1859, have recently been sold; terms moi
uanspired. f ...s,5- f.s.,a
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
The largest daily east of Boston, large eight column
pages, at IS a Year Ia Advanee.
Address,
N. A. FOSTER & CO.,
III l.r PUBLISHERS
PORTLAND, ME.

Weekly papers in the state can ieeise the Daily
Press in exchange one year, by giving the owe
prospectus as many insertio as an advertise ment
at their Tegu rates. will amount to the differ
ence in TERMS the first inFertion TO be prior 10 thO
first day of February. They will also erect atten-
ton to prospectus ia an editorial item. d&wtf
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MARINE NEWS.
PoRT OF PORTLAND.

Monday,...........,... January 49,,
ARRIVED.
Brig X Curtis, Anterior, Matanzas Sd inst.
Sch Bramhall, Kicker, Boston. srs.r viIatT nom
Sch Bradore, Lawrence. Bucksport for Boston.
-- Pr CLEARED. -lH -n' M -t
Steamer Chesapeake, Willetts New York-Emery
&sFox.
Brig Maria White. Snow, Havana--H Robinson.
Barque Jessie, (Brl Grant, Matanzas-Chase Bros
& Co. -
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Ell the SUI could speak what would Il say
TO 9 budding rose : You be bowed. ~ - - -
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Control of Railroads By the Legislature.

~ Reading Matter ON all Far Pages.
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pent, ID only tne nItn pastor, anu the Cnufch
has not beea without pastor at any time, e.,
eept for comparatively short period. Mr..
G.'s passionate has already continued thirty-two
years. sl9aas4
I H Secretary Seward argued&efore the United
States supreme count at Washington, on We'd
nesday, in behalf of the directors to the bridge
over the Hudson at Albany. Mr.. Seward was
engaged upon this case a long time ago, and his
clients were unwilling to release him. Mr., Sew
ard was followed by Reserdy johnson in favor
of the bridge. u ~ g.
81 Major General Sherman, in letter to
Quartermaster General aMeigs, dated Savannah,
says: ''You may use my name IN any circular
addressed to quartermssters of the army, to the
effect that every part of the southern eopatry
will support their armies by a judicious, system.
of foraging. More animals are lost to your
department while standing idle hitched to their
wagons, than during long and seemingly hard
marches into the interiors; ss,ss ss..-s.A
EEThs Richmond Eramiaer of Friday has q
long letter from Edward Rollard. giving an &C.
count of what he saw and heard in the North,
while on parole there. He says the peace party
up there never was very strong, has grown
weaker and weaker with every military success
since the Presidential ELECTION, and has now been
REDUCED to about zero. The whole tenor of the
letter L. net calculated TO be very eneoqragRgt to
the South. So saet gd ae3sn
R-A letter from Savannah to the Bath Times
says, "the citizens are, as a general thing, well
behaved, though one or two exceptions might be
mentioned; for instance, lady ~ stepped off
the sidewalk to-day with pouting expression of
countenance toavoid walking under the Ameri-
can flag which hung in front of an officers head
uarters. She was obliged by Gen. Geary, mill
tary ccmmandaut Of the city, to promenade
back and forth under the hateful flag for one
hour. and ] think theexample was not lost on.
the citizen beholders,"
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Edward Everett.

A great man has fallen. Death drew its
curtain over the earth-life of EDWARD EVER
EFT, at his residence in Boston, on Sunday
morning at four O'Clock. He had been slight
ly III of cold for few days, but no fears
were awakened either in his own mind or
that OF his friends. he passed suddenly,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

ter that the tables were turned against him: we
could see him plainly. but could not be seen by
him. The flames appeared 10 confuse him. and
he made a spring toward. the door, as II TO al
temp, 70 force his way out As be passed by
one of the creyices in the barn / fred az him.
aimed at his body. / did not want to kill him.
| took deliberate aim al his shoulder, but nv
aim was too high The ball struck him in the
head Just below the right ear, and, passing
through came oG, an inch above the left ear.
| think ne stopped 10 pick up something JUST as
fired. That may probably account for bis re-
ceiving the bali in the head. | was not over
eight or ten yards distant from him when ! fred.
1 was afraid that il did not wound
him he would kill some OF our men After he
was wounded / went into the barn: Booth was
laying in reclining position on the floor,
asked him where be was wounded, he replied IN
a feeble voice. his eye balls glaring with pecu
liar brillisncy lin the head ySu have finished me.
He was then carried out of the burning build
lug into the open air. and died in shout two
hours and half afterwards.
About an hour before he died, he prayed for
US 90 shoot him through the heart and thus end
bis misery. His sufferlngs appeared 10 be in
tense.
Booth, although he could have killed several
OF our party. seemed to be afraid to fire. Mine
was the only shot fred on either side
when he fell he had in bis hand six barrel re-
yOlver end at his feet was lying IA seven shooter
which he dropped after he M, wounded; two
other revolvers weie also lying pear him He
declared that the arms belonged to him aud that
Harold had nothing TO DO with the murder
We gave him some brandy ana sent four men
in search of doctor, whom they found about
four miles from the scene of the occurrence;
but when the doctor arrived, Booth was dying
lie did not talk much after receiving his wound
When asked if he had anything to say, he re
piled. | die for my country, and asked those
who were standing by to tell his mother so He
did not deny his crime.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29
from Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, April % "A steamer ar
rived here this morning from Morehead City
bringing adyces from Newbern that Gen Grant
has effectuslly put an end to the armistce agreed
upon between General Sherman and General
Johnston
Up to SIX O'Clock yesterday, Wednesday, morn
ing the conditions rs to the surrender OF the ar
my were unknown.
Gen Grant announced that after that hour
hostilities would be resumed. To this General
Johnston Is said to have replied that it JEFF Da
Wis and the leading general officers of the con
iederacy were pardoned. and permission given
them to leave the country, be would accept the
terms proposed
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From Cincinnati.

CIycINNATi, April 2S.--A public meeting was
held at Dayton yesterday an the following feso-
luton was passed: Resolved That The body
OF Booth be taken 30 the middle OF The ocean and
there buried.
Late Georgia papers gives iul! account OF
Wilson : raid After defeating Forrest at Selma
and destroying the arsenal and manufactures,
Wilson moved eastward capturing Montgomery,
West Point and Macon. &C ,tteIing the militia on
all sides. running the only remaining railroad
breaking up machine shops, destroying military
stores, rendering the manufacture of material Cor
future campaigns impossible.
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ram CieNcIaRd.

CLEvklASD. April 2S-All along the route
from Buffalo to this city. which We reached this
morning, the usual demonstrations Of sorrow
were witnessed.
The remains were escorted by large military
end civic procession 10 the beautifully construct
Ell temple prepared for them. and soon thereafter
the face Of the honOred dead was open to thous
ands of spectators, who in admirable order en-
tered aud retired.
The entire population OF this city are abroad
al seemingly impressed with the solemnity OF
the occasion
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w-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED

w ~
the virtues of Bulls CEpaoS BrrKEs If any such there
be. read the following certificate frs gentlemen well
known in this community, and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into the army will ssve The
lives Of thousands OF our soldiers:
LOUISVILLE, June Sd 1853
We the undersigned have the good effects OF Dr.
JoHS Bulls BITTEss in OF general debility
and prosrson Of the system, aud believe Its general
Among soldiers particularly would this be the
especially these who exposed TO the ssrlGtic 10
auences in the Southern climate.
sAJ. PHILIP SPEEI.
Collector Int Rev. 30 Dis. ~
CHAs. B. COTTON,
Collector Of the Port Of Louisville, L.
COL. II. DENT,
Prosos. Marshal General Of Kentucky
REv. D. r HENDERSON,
Vice President of Sanitary CcmmsSion
HARERy, HUGHES Co,
Publishers Demycrat.
GEO. P DoERS,
Proprietor Louisville AnEeiser
HUGHES q PARKHILL
Wholesale Dry GOcd- DsAlsrs, sa4a street, I.90ls-
vile, KY.
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, EAia street, Louisville.
HART MAPoTHER,
Lthographers, corner iei al Third streets,
Louisville. KY
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant. corner fb'r; sna a~rke, sts..
Louisville, XIV.
CAPT. s. ?. HILDRETH,
Of the steamer Major Anaersoa
NAL. L. I. THURST0y.
Psymaster L. 8. Army
C. Y. METCALF
National Ho;sl, Louisville. ~
COL. JESSE BsYIEs,
ith Kentucky Cavalry
GEORGE d. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal.
SOLD wEoLESALy BI
~ South Meridian 81. Indianapolis.
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8 * MI PTO M s.

The symptoms of Catarrh, they generally appear,
are al hrst very slight. Persons find they have cold
that they have frequent attacks and sensitive
TO the changes Of temperature In this condition, the
nose may be dry slight discharge, thin and scrd
afterwards becoming thick and adhesive A. the disease
becomes chronic the discharges increased ia quantity
and changed In quality they thick aud heavy
and are hswked OF eoughed Of The secretions are o
fensve, causing bad breath; the voice Is thick and
sal the eyes weak; the OF the Is essene
or destroyed deafness frequently takes place Another
common anc important symptom Of Catsrrh Is that the
person Is obliged 20 clear his throat In the morning Of
thick or Shiny mucus which has fallen down from the
head during the night When this takes place the per-
son may be sure that his disease is IFS way to the
lungs, and should lose no time in srresting II.
III, above are but fay of The N anr Ca.srrh -,rr.
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From Snrinsfiei.,.

SPRINGFIELD, April Is The time oil the iu-
neral OF the late president has been changed
from Saturday, May 9th to Thursday, Nav 4th.
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TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT or lsDIASAl
BuREsU or FINANCE. ;
INDIANAPOLIS, June "a. 1851.
4 INDIANA OFFICERS, who have been are ssrvlns5n
the amy, informed that their Ordnance Returns
wbe made Ep and p s<-ated 10 the proper DEPARTMENT
and certificates of scquittAnce obtained Of charge,
by sppiyng 10 Nj C. +. RcOAer, Chief Clerk State Ord
nance Department, oIce up stairs over Vsjens' hard
store q West Washington street. Indiana polls.
BY making returns, above directed, officers will rot
only all fees bat they viii be able TO settle with the
Government and draw their pay from 70 three
months earlier ID IL the business Is entrusted Claim
Agents
By order Of Governor Nosros.
y. n. Il. TERRELL
e2s-dtf financial Secretary.
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ItU2NISGs Il IESSYs, MANUFACTURERS or
= Grand, square, Cottage Upright.
RsI No uraD zx,a,rs
So. 726 Broadway. rew York zach Instrument
warranted I've year..
At Wholesale and retail. 25 per cent. less than the
came class Piano elsew here.
Dealers win do well ~ eIArains our Instruments
l0ssnd Tor estalosue !sn2l -dsr
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IyfNLAY & wiLDER's CELEBRATED TOLEDO ALE.
IL IN barrels and half barrels For sale By
is D. DUscAS, Agenis,
nar7skh = sosth Meridian street, lniianspolls.
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PROBES SSioNAl.

nRS. TODD PAgR, having terminated their con.
IL tracts with the Government as A A Surgeons .;
Camp Morton, prepared % devote their whole
time to the practice Of their profession Persons
rely upon finding or the other .. their oEes No
trg,nss avenue. nsr2-du
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From Albany

ALBANY. N Y, April 2s-Governr Fen
ton has vetoed the New York Central railroad
bill
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

NrOTTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN ELECTION
viii be held on Tuesday, the I'd day Of May, lSc5,
~ tn city Of indianapolis for the election OF the follow
Ing city officers for years until their
cessors elected and qualified Mayor City treasurer.
City Clerk. City Marsha, City Attorney, City Assessor
and City Engineer Also. Councilman represent
each ward il the Corr Council of ss1 city,
four year. Eot their elected ard quail
fed.
Polls aill be opened tie day above lane. ths
following places. from a. n - s p
A. he Scheoi House ia lsi Wsri:
% Tth
4" sfh
AIN Wenses's Hall, IN eth :"
JOHN USvKRsAw,
sPr2i-l5 City Marshal.
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CTORs.
GUSTAYUS DAVIS, THOMAS BELRNAP, Jr.,
W. II. D. CALLESDER, CHARLES WHITE,
JAS. L. HOWARD, CORNELIUS B. ERWIN
GEO. W. MOORE, HUGH HARRISON,
MARSHALLIEWELL, GEO. s. GILMAN,
EBEHEZER ROBERTS, JONATHAN 2. BUNcE.
RODNEY DENNIS, Sec BATTYasoS Pres,
G. r. DAVIS, Vice Pres't.
HENRY \. DYER, General Agent
Fl. c. MARTIN, State Agent,
No. Temperance Hall. indianapolis, Ind.
3. DAVIS, Local Agent,
No. 6 Odd Fellows Hsll.
" Z. Agents and Solicitors wanted IN every part o.
the State sPrl<-c4w
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SPECIAL NorlcES.

The Bridal Cha nm ber, Essay of Warn
ing and In tructon for Young Men Also, and
liable treatment for Diseases of the Urinary and Sexual
Sysens-sent free. in sealed envelopes. Address DR.
phis, Pa. spF4-d6wly
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And will buy and sell Gold, Silver Exchange, Govern.
meut Vouchers Orders Washington, State Stocks and
Public Securities Of every description.
Collections will be promptly male. and every kind cf
business attended TO that belongs 20 legitimate banking
Regular Customers only charged per cent. upon
visions made the sAekeopins OF Deposits and
the accommodation OF fDepositors.
In addition 10 the responsibility Of the United states
FOR ths liabilities OF the Bank, the Stockholders inG
Nidasy responsible TO the extent Of their stock in aid
ton the amount invested In such shares thus aaoT6ng
the most ample security 10 the public
The following the present StcckholdeTs - the In
stituton'
wm IT. Enslish M. Braasr.
W h.No.singcr, Bent. +. Tuttle.
Lewis Jord0n. Jobn " Murphy
+ DelOss Root, Judge /. y. Finch
Jer. NcIeae,
J. +. ID Lsnicl. Of - T. Wr. willard
GOV. o. r. Morton \ Baldwin,
Hon John ). Morrison. d. ". Noble
Gen. Laz. Noble. W q Rockwoed
Hoa. oscar b Uort, Daniel HenDessey
Eor. T. 4. HendricAs. James Powers,
Hon. David Ailgore. J. L. Slagghtsr.
Hon. James A. Craven Lucisn hilis.
Hon. John G. View, " :. l. Morton
Hon. I u sullivan. Barnahas Coin,
Rev wn. 4. Holiday. John {. Hereth
Prot. C. y. Todd. DR.. J. - Caster.
:. Georg- Stilx, II. r Fnch.
Geofge " Risvs Dr. J. T.. woodNn
go,ert Rroxnfar Jus. {. wright.
y. = Holiday, John heuGrcks
" X. holloway 4 j. D4nf0rth,
J " Maxwell jane Greene.
Wu II. fry. !. D. BilEngsly,
A. J. hay. ". ". Leather,
X T. Parker James winsloV
J. I. H0ltOR
winslow, LAnier : Co.
}. A. Ross, lulyll
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poence in both sexes the effects Of these diseases o.
the body and MIND and The Authors New Treatment Of
all these cases in fc the only successful method oi
cure. with exposition Of Qusckery
Ihiswork is not quack advertisement 6ut a warning
ana guide for married and single Ii ia the only book
that gives the treatment OF all the above diseases IL plain
English with fall directions for setreatment and con-
tains much valuable information proper to mention
IN psoc notice contains $50 pages and 100
plates and engravngs Of the above diseases Sent TO an,
ADDRESS ia sealed wrapper, on receipt OF delaI
Those aficed with any of toe above diseases before
placing themselves under tie treatment CT any one
should FIRST read this work.
OFPICE-3li Fifth street, betaeer Narke5 aud Je fer.
son. west side.
10 insure safely 10 eli letters, direct 10
5ALES's HAD DIss,sss.lf
Drawer sz7, Louisville. ~
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Business Notices Published the local columns Of
ines under, viii be charged for each insertion tl II
ever ten lines, ten eents per liue.
Announcing deaths vita funeral notice attached. ell;
without notice free
Marriage Notices 50 cents.
Notices of Festivals PcRcs and Excursions gotten ap
ndisduals associations by churches the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and pacsd under the head Of
Special Notices, ften lines over will be charged double
The usual rates.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
10 be charged It the Of 81 80 for each in the
Daily and "a the Daily and Weekly the 70 be- in
ell cases, paid in advance.